Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-04-19
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30 BYwnLrE tLIdHrHEAHT. 53Saga,
The article with the. above philosophical title
on the first page of to-day issue, is.ons that
should be read by many others Decides super
annuated spinsters, -membersof sewing societies,
and tattling girls. -
There exists, and has existed, even from Ahs
berinning, q class Of minds CO. conssituted byga-
ture and Influenced by circumstances, that those,
Lunfortunate enough to possess them, make It
their spscial business TO interest themselves
with everything IN the world bat their duties and
lIegitimate obligations. =.
It is quite natural, that, being men, We should
feel and manifest some measure Of intersstia the
concerns of those With whom we associate or in
to whose societywe are even occasionally thrown:
but this is not the idea conveyed By the article
alluded to, nor the lesson which the writer at.
temnts to inenlcate: y
We are authorized and expected 10 feel an In
terest IN the welfare Of those around us. In the
|scriptural sense Of the term Il becomes our duty
70 mind onr neiphbor,s br,siness. .jbut tbat con.
temntible bnsy. neddline curiosity and irspsrs. .
nsnt interference a. to the pr;yata affairs Of 9TH.
era. 30 common in our are. Is, to- ssy tte,yerv
least Of Il an, evidence of = vacant tra;na and a
sadlv yic;ons heart. s.s-,.f-s, l.,.ssl
No sensible man or woman can ob;est To a
plain question. candidly and .,nodes.ly asked,
concerning even his. or her most private affairs;
but,at the same time, it ever win be mortifyine
to every person of common; sense and ordinsrv
refinement TO hear from Tom.,,icks and, Harry.
matter, about which he is utterly ionorant and
remarks relative 10 his private business in which
there is not even a shadow of truth.
perbans Iones aends b;s nobtar 70 co,,aoe
or Smith purchases number of rare volumes
for his SON Whose business Is its Not yours.
SURELY. "A nd vet everybody wonders how Jones
can afford this. and uhy be does that and wbv
he leaves undone the; other. He'd mueb halter
train mn b;s danobter at the u.sb. .tnh. and ,s.-n
Ri, oood trads. ;nstaad ~ snsnd;n, ri. hard.
earned monev in filing tbe;r nishs.n heads With
Mi s,cb Grand ,3essa 40 a nd ar;st.o-ot;o .;,s >,
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inc pfs"i''' ga -; ii
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.nd n,hh;ns ard -. mode.,iv sor an s,n,.n.
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al ont ~ their bonses and told 10 mind vonr
hns;nsss tbsv will, candid, te,,,vou ysvsrv.
thing, -.
1t is to be regretted that msddlers in other
peoples concerns cannot be persuaded to adopt
the course of action suggested but, instead of
this, they jump at once to false conclusions, and
acting upon them, manage-sometimes uninteu-
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