Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-15
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Co-OPERATIoN OF. THE MIEF,--There
is much goodsepse aud truth ip,the remark
of a modern'author, thatno man ever pros
pcred in the world, without the co.opera-
tion of his'@'ifo If she, tinites in Mutual
endesvofs, orrewards his labor with an env
dcaring smile, withw what conf aencc viii he
resort to- his merchandise or his farm, fly
over lands, sail oyer seas, meet difficulty
and encounter danger if he knows that he
is not spending his strength Ia vain, bat,
that his labor %iil be rewarded the sweets
of homie ? Solitude and dfsappofntment
center the history Of every. MANS life; aud
f'he has not half provided for hisSnyaed, who
fhdsbut au associdte forhappy hours, While
for months Of darkness and distress no synls
pathizing partner is prepared. = .t
.JpNE;is considered on unfortunate. mar
ryipg month. A down.east, editor says, a
girl was asked not long sinee,to unite hcr-
self in the eilken tie to brisk lad, who
named Jppe,iu his proposals; The lady
tepdcrly intlmated that-J uno was an, ,un-
lucky mOnth for marrying
"Woll, make it July, .theu," honestly
replied the swain, anxious to accommodate.
The damsel paused a moment, Aositated,
cast down her eyes, and said, with "a blush,
Wouldn't May do as wellY2
+ "A BirER Brr ~ poor fellow who had
spent hundreds Of dollars at a certain 'er6c-
gerry, being faint aid weak, aud out of change
asked the landlord to trust him with a glass
Of liquor So x
No, ne,or- make pFa6ticoyof doing
such business" wasthe reply - -
| ThepeQP fellow turned to a gentleman who
was sitting by, and whom he had kpown in
| better days.
F" Willyou lend mca sxpcnce?" -.
Certainly" was the reply.
The landlord withnlacritN placed the glass
and decantef!boforp him. lie took pretty
good horn and turned with evident satisfa6-
! pence, and said:
:" Here, sir, 1.-The sixpenee owe your-Nl
make II point, degraded rs | au,, always t.
pay borrowed money before my grog bin"
WBknowa beautiful little blue-eyed girl,
of some three years old, who wasnestled in
her mothers arms, at twilight, looking out
at the stars. 'MIothcr," said she, cit is
getting dprkp "And what makes it dark,
| GaroliRc2" said her mother. because
God shuts his,oyes, ?.ssid the little poet.
!. "A dESTIEslAN, taking an apartmenF,
said to the hndlady, "a assure you madam,
Ineyef left lodging but nay landlady she'd
tears" III hope, sir" said She, t'it was not
because you went away without paying" I.
There is said, to be n law in Mexico,
that if man kills unother in duel, he
shall pay is;debts. = If such rulc pre-.
vailed i'll this, country, wo probably should
not have onr public journals tcemiug, as
they now do, with accounts of 30 urdcrous
dnels and bloody afrays. : ,..r
"IiGRE@ sNHE REST. ~ boy tlpeo vears
! of age was askedwha madehhn. With hislit.
! tie hand leyeled q foot abqyo the floor heart-
lossly lied" Cod male me alitlo boy 30
high and 1 grew the ress..'
[ .SNooIls was, advised to. get his life iusura
cd "Hon't do it," said he; "itwould be
just my luck toylNe forever, if / should y
Mrs Snooks merely said; "&hcm! we'll j
wepldn't, my dear" @
"I MEANT to have told YOU of that holc,,
said1an Irishman to his friend who was
walking with him in the, garden, and STUN
bled into apt full of water. ~y"No matter
fsaid Pat "lye found it" !. x, q e,
S,"oLaR1N did poor little Carlo have a pink
ribbon around hisncck when you fost hfiny,.,
eyes: yes, the poor little dear, have you
:scen, hm?" "No, not exactly here {
a pink ribbon in the sausage"
"A WITNESS wos called to tho stand to
give his testimony. Having taken his
place, he turned to the counsel at the bar,
and, before testifying, very earnestly made
the inquiry, t'Say, Stranger, which Side am
I on 2''.- - =
Il A HoRsE's $. Morro --Dowu hill, spare
me; mp hill, iuGuigo uej on tho .leyel
4 push me-. in the stable, plepty.of oats. Ii
Isabput tune we understood something about
horsc-fesb Ia f.. -. 5.
"SIA9 I be married, ma p said d little
beauty to her mother. ''Why do you yarit
to be married P7 returned the mother
!'WhS ma, you know that the children
have never seen anybody married, and
thought it might please them ''.' .
4 CAN'T il. wicked to rob dis chicken
roost, Dick p "Dat's great moral ques,
4 ton, Gumbo, we hain'ttime to argue now
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