The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-10-04
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Ii is only The calm waters that reflect
heaven in their breasts.


heaven in their breasts.
,r "You don't pass here,n as the count.
or said to the bad dime. f ,,,s
HsAvEs is day. without a cloud to
darken it, and without q night to end it.
TALrlse in Church in ,ime of pray
or, is q sure sign Of i!J,breeding. ,'',s
is excellent for preserving
dead bodies; but it is death on, living
ones. as 4.Pas tfggr +rgt.EE s.,....
You win find most people very viii.
hngto be your friends, so long as you
do not require their assistance. -
THERE is no man who would not be
mortified if he knew, what his friend
thought of him. a.rr.r, ,-- vs.s
Spracticing benevoleuce. we should
give, as did sthe widow, with all our
mite. S issss. - .r-nsrs'e
81 s.ss q J, 81 SsStF 4 g a--s. sr,..y
ONLY marry ne, my dear lady, and
you will have seen The end Of trouble"
]" Yes, sir; but which end i",.s,. b..
MsEr every one kindly and treat him
courteously. Il is better to have the
good tllan The i'll will of even dog.
"AN old maid; speaking of marriage,
ays it's like any other diseass--while
there's life, there's hope. .sr1-5as4
My. dear doctor, I suffer a great
deal with my eyes," "Be patient,
madam, you probably would suffer
great deal more without them" ~.
WuAr's The difference between an at.
tempted homicide and hog killing o.
One is an assault with intent 10 Kill
The other is kill with intent 10 salt.
SIMKIss remarked that money is a
great lever in the affairs Of mankind.
" A very great feaver, indeed" replied
lslinks II never can keep it."s go
"WE see" said Swift, in one of his
most sarcastic moods. what God AL.
mighty thinks Of riches by the people
TO whom he gives them"
GIVE the devil his due. Certainly,
says contemporary {; hut it is better to
have no dealings with the devil, and
there will he nothing due him.
r. CRAMmNa.-It is not what we eat
that nourishes, but what the stomach
digests. So it is not what We read that
maketh wise, but what we digest men.
tally. r.t. - 60
EAT, digest; read, remember ; eatf,
save; love, and be loved. IL these four
rules be strictly followed, health, wealth,
intelligence, and true happiness will be
the result.
THE following is a speech by a sues
cessful competitor for the priEs at,a foot.
race Gentlemen. I hare won this cup
by the use Of my legs I trust t thay
never lose the use Of my legs by the
use Of this cup" wu go, i. a.''.
AT down east revival, an old lady
PRAYED fervently for the "yo1ng lambs
of tho acck :" another lpdy asked
" Wouldn't 1t te as we'll 10 include the
old owesi" A litter pervaded the
meeting.
"You had better ask for manners
than money" said finely dressed gen-
tleman to a beggar boy 3lio-hadsaskeda
for aims. II asked for what II l)IbualItA
you had the most Of" was the BOYS
reply. ~ .,.-'' 90 -, @o1tS -.
AN Irishman, just from The sod, WAS
eating some old cheese, when hsif5hSd, =
to his dismay, that it contained living
inhabitants. BE jAbers," said he,
''docs ""ur chase in this country have
childer :" '...' -
IrlWoMAN.-That woman deserves not
a husbands love who will not greet him
with smiles rs he returns from, the la
bors Of the dny-wbo will not try TO-
chain him to his home by the sweet.e,
chantment of a cheerful heart. ,.ag,
.. BAD company is like nail driven
'into pos, which, after the first or sec.
-opds blow. may he drawn with little diff
but being driven up to the
ke8d, the pinchers cannot take hold ,o
draw II out, il can only be done by the,
destruction of the wood. aa-G b. =,
p "Ir civil word or two swill render
man happy" said French king .s.'ho
must he wretch who will not give il.
II is like lighting another mans candle
BY Your own,, which loses none of 3
'brilliancy by what the other gains.pE II
all men acted upon this ,ptipeipie, the
world wouIc be much happier than II is.
MAy,it please your honor" said a
lawyer, addressing one OF The city
Judges, /" brought the prisoner from
Jail on q babeas corpus "Well,T =
said fellow, IN an undertonc,' Who
stood in the rear of, the Court, III, ca
lawyers will say anything 7 saw The
man get out Of cab at The cour, door"
ITO him who talks ever Of the incon.
sistencies of professed Christians, and
makes their sins plea for negleetiue
his own duty, the question has been
well put, and it is unanswerable. Will
yoa, when summoned TO answer for a
lifetime Of inapenitence, reply, 81 CIV,
thee as sir6fiering, and a substitu,-
| for my nenalty, the name Of tb;s faiil