The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-09-27

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their Happiness with them. N
WHEN a girl hunts a husband, the
engagement ring, TO lie in keeping.
should be chased.
"A MAN passes for sage If he seeks
Tor wi'dom if he thinks he has found
ii, he is fool. .- :
Why is it difficult to estimate the
number of bells in any ciryi Because
they are not all tolled. ...
WHO was the first whistlerf Tie
winds. What tune did they whistle .
"Over the hills and far away" u. ~
He who acquires riches without Ia.
bor, generally laHishes them without
care. Fruga'ty is as closely connected
with industry as idlene-s is with vice.
WHEN his cousin. Charlotte Dunno,
was married.. Jones said" /, was
Dunno before twas begun, Duane,
While it was doing, and it was not
Dunno when it was DONE"
i-gHERs aro pnll;el cd @;.,4 tl,o-- Buits,s.
States and Canada, nearly three thou
sand newspapers. More, than one half
are weeklies; the remainde are divided
between semi weeklies, tri weeklies and
daiIies. .-z. ~ f,, - Is .-qs
F. uoLr FEAR.-I have known good
old man, VINO, when heard OF anv ona
iha: had committed some notorious Of.
fence, was wont 10 say within himself,
lie fell today. and so may / tomor-
row. Bernard. 'h%
| A cRUsr, of bread, pitcher of water
and taatched roof, and love---there il
happiness for you, whether The day Is
rainy or sunny. 1t is the heart that
makes the home, whether the eve rests
upon a potato patch or a flower garden.
,- A WESTERN editor wished to induce
a farmer TO subscribe to his paper, but
his objection.was that it was not an aori-
cultural sheet. The editor declared il
was. and, in proof, exhibited an article
on Sowing Wild Oats"
1 IHE power Of magnet Is increased
by it's use; SO with The faculties of the
mind; and as two magnets united act
with more than double the power Of ono
alone. so the influence of two persons
acting in unison is greater than the sum
Of their separate influences.
! Tns HEARr.--Il is said of uannibn'
| The great Carthngenian, commander, III. {
1 he was the first that went into the fieia
Iof battle and the last that came tout ol
tit. Thus shoald il be i'm all the opera.
ions Of a Cbristiap. the heart should
he the frs; that comes into the house o
Col, aud the last that goes out OF 4.
How beautiful are the smiies Of limo
eence, how endearing the sympatties q
love, how sweet the solace Of friendship,
now hvely the tear Of affection. These
combin I'd areSall characteristic In wo
nan. They are the true poetry Of hu
nanity-rieh pearls clustering aroun,
tie altar Of domestic happiness. -
a DrrcHMAN on Icing called npo,
20 help TO pay fer a lightning rod 70
he village, church, towards the buildiL,
t which he had subscribed liberall,
Exclaimed: e..... =. ..slss
Il have helped TO build house f.,
10 Lort, aDd if he choose to donder d
and knock it down, he musht do
At his own risk" s5
ONCE at Wotton, Rowland Hill wa
preaching. in the afternoon, the onl
me when it seemed possible TO b
irowsy under him. lie saw som
.leeping, and paused, saying:
IL have heard that the miller ca
leep while the mill is going, Lut If
tops it awakens him. III uy thi
: method"
L Accordingly he sat down, and 500
aw an aroused audience. =.
Il AN EARLY JEwIsu TEMPLE IN Chr"
1t the late meeting (Oxford) OF III
!. british Association, DR.. MacGowan G
&. paper before the Geograp ,ici il secti, ,
, ION an Ante Christian colony il. Chm.
the most interesting fac, brough: fo
ward in DR.. Mace .wanls communic,
ion, related TO a magnificent Jewis
= renplc, which was destroyed by fir
IT. y he -" - 81 Chiustu, about n centur
bsfsre Christ