Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-15


r.sune, and putting both his Zee. on
the mantclpiccc. Then, lighting his
cigar, he said in his usual qnlot man
ncr. There's a pIaguy sight q 'ru'''
in them are old proverbs. They are
dytiIled lncts steamed down TO an es-
sence. They arc like portable soup.
an amasjn deal Of mn,,or IN small
compass. They are what volly most,
experience. Father used to say, Ia
las liyes have an old homespun, SELL
taught doctor as are Professor IN tho
College at Philadelphia or New YORK
to attend me for what they do know,
they know by experience, and not oy
books. and experiences is avery thing,
it's hearin, and seem, md tryln, and
arter that a Teller must DO born fool
liz he don't know, That's tho beauty
Of old proverbs, they are os true as
plum line, and as short and sweet as
sugar candy. Now when you come
to see all about this Country your
find the truth Of that are one--'a man
that had too many irons IN me We. -"
!. plaguy apt TO gel some on EN- oarn.,
DO YOU recollect that are tree !
show'd YOU to Parrsboro', It was all
covered with black knobs, like wart
rubbed with caustlc. Well, the plum
= tree had the same disease a few Yeas
PC ago, and they all died, and the cherry
trees | conceit will go iori, too. The
n farms here are all covered with the
same BLACK knobs and they do look
like old scratch. If you see a place
all zone to wrpck and ruin, us mort,
le- Gagged YOU may depend. The 'oiack
on KNOB is on it. My plan you Know Is
oft 10 ax leave to put clock IN HOUSES
nd and let il be till return. neveruay
Ill n word about selling It, for | know
to when come back, they wont let Y
nd 90 after they are once used to i, Vel
Ille when first come, | knowed no one
yes and / WINS forced toinquirc whether I
OK man was good forit, afore leIt i witt wit,
me him; 50 made pint OF akin all aeer
ms, every mans place that lived on tn'
md road. Who lives up therc 10 the o'l
you housel saws LISA nice location that
IDS, pretty considerable improvements
our Them. Why, Sir, that's A, Bsi h
/; at was well to do in the world once, ca'
all. ried stiff upper lip and keered 10
Ter. no one he was one Of our grand ar,'
you ,ocra,s, wore long tailed coat, and
the rufIled shirt, but he must take to shl
tate bulldin, and has gone to the dogs, y
Vhy said too many irons IN the iire. we
and the next farm. where the pigs are
mo- the potatoe field, whose is that' Y
and Sir. that's G. Ds.; he was a consider
nity,I bic forehand farmer as any IN Q
you. place. bu, he sot up for an Ascent
elves man. and opened Store, and INN
Leg went apin him some how, no had
but luck afterwards, | hear his place
wigs mortgaced, and they've got him ca
your in chancery. sThe black knob IS
Il the him, said |. The black what, S,r,s 81
"a de- blue nose, Nothin, says |. bu,
pow mex, who improves that housel "
I'd too that's E. F's.; ne was the greatest
mer in these parts, another OF she,
/, and istocracy, had q most noo.s ~. !
most cattle, ann inc Hlat.st q III LIZ ),
5 the dreds out in iint notes; well ne .
reach the contract Tor peer WIN ~. 80
iud-to and he fell astarn. so guess It's 9
,a< no goose with him. Hes heavy nor .";
short ged. Too many irons us', ~, :
flesh. has most special fine 'ntervs'e'
il. he grand orchard too, he nust % 8