The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-22

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i5speaking Of marriage 81 Us (. n 9TH
Ing delightssme5 more thar TO enter.
1.-THE neatS little tenement Of tie young
couple, who within perhaps two or
three gears, without any sources
but theirEown kI,owlaa ss,.9of industry,
I.haye joined heart and hard and en-
| gagged ito share together the res ponsiS
Utilities, duties, intcfests, trials, and
spleaspres Of life. The industrious
wife is cheerful s emplo yins her own:
haaas in domestic duties, putting.
l5her house in order, Or mending fhcri
husband IS clothes, or eparilig the
dinner, while, perhaps, the little dar,5
Hing sits Prattlihg on the floor, or'lics
sleeping in the cladle. ndererythin&
seems preparing to welcome the hap.
l5piest of husbands, and tho best of
fathers, when lie, shall come home
from his toll to enjoy thesswccts5 of.
jhisslittle paradise. This is the true
domestic pleasure. Health, content
ment, love. abundance, and bright
Epraspects ,,are all 5lierc. But. il Has
come prevalent sentiment, that a.
/ manSlnust acquire his fortune before.
he nlarrics, that the wife must Have
no sympathy nor share with linn in
1.-THE pursuit of it, in Which most
/ pleasure consists; aud the young
married people #lpusts set !ontSWith$ as
large and ex pensiHe an establishment
las is becoming those swlo hayea been
1 welded for twenty years This IS.
very unhapply. il. fills tie community
!s,a,itti bacliel6fs, who are Waiiiirlg 10
their fortunes, ending gering
virtue s,aroDp ptin$y yiee;i it5ss de-
Estroys ttlie7 ii IfG G g is5sili
eft 81. the dotoestR iinllstiSu6i SS
fEE3fias
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| slqfTts4 D nj q wife becomes,
las ssil galis Zee remarked. not
Isashelttrn a thslpeas. ssss
RANCID N. ~ French sci
|entitic journl states that it has been,
lascertailcd b@frequcnt experiments
lsthats tue bad smell and taste Of butter
may. be entirely removed BY working
Fit in .watef mixed with chloride
sofTlime. Tho discovery was made.
byHa Brussels farmer, whose practice
is to take sufficient quantity Of pure,
cold water to work II IN, and put into
lit from 25 to 80 drops of chloride of.
lime forzeycry 10 pounds Of butter.
When.it has been worked until. the.
whole has been brought into contact
with the water, it should be worked
again in pure water, when it will be
found to be as sweet as when origin
ally made. The experiment can
easily be tried, and w6f comIncnd it
to our citizens who are driven to the
necessity ofbuying rancid butter, or
of using none.
Another cffectual mode of reno
yating butter is said to ba, to cknrn
it over with milk until the old salt
and bad taste arc all removed, and
then work it over and salt it fresh
On INNocENoE..-O 0 Innocence I
how glorious and happy a portion art
thou to the breast that possesses.
thee !! Thou fearest neither the cyes
nor the tongues Of men truth is thy
strongest friend, and the brighter
the light in which thou art displayed,
the more it discovers thy transcend
ant beauties. Guilt, on the contrary,
like base thief, suspects every
eye that bclolds him, to be privy to
5his crimes, and every tongue that
3mentions his name to be protlaiining
then-Fraud aud Fa!sehood are his
weak and treachcrous allaios, and he
Turks trembling in the dark, dreadins.
every ray Of light, lestit shoulddisf
cover him and give him up to shame
and punishment.
The poorest shonld console them.
selves that though few Of the good.
things of life are their lot-- Inno-
cenee is always within their power;;.
for though fortune can make amar
unhappy, she can never make him.
completed and lirreparably miserable
without his consent.
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