Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-01-19
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sAYe }hati better ,shat Sarcy
i tham5 infect TO
bpsel too Einuehsto
llttle things coillnlo1 bcapablo Of
Iie l,ilsfortnnes Of other people ne al bear
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sure WY to- be cheated is, to fanoy our.
see,s solves move han otllcrs. s
i iraelelea uenee consists ill saying Ill thatis
proper md not hing more.
ls confess snial l$faalt in stosinsiau-
ate eye that s1s1F ssreat
EA1rIFg W ,A Y YiFya44~S Sir
atnesf Intosh tho liistoriai ,w;lss married
toni ss atlierinc staart, IS young Scofchlady.
After l her death hsr Sharsotef, in
a letter to iat friend s + z. N. & az
WAS guided inyuy lioiiee onlyyi;by tleblind
:atfcotionsIof p yo1tl i: found an ititolli-
gent companion and tand nderSfricnd, ii prt-
dent de- :tmonitress, theSnostg taithfuI Of wiycs;
|ands a mother ass stendersd sdss children everhad
the niisfNrtunsj 70 lose. a met a woman who,
bys ssteuder INA tagenens of my weak 6esscs,
sridlali corrscte tho most pertihacious of
of them from affection;
and thou gh9of tile most generous nature, she
was taught fra tys and scconony.by her,love
for During the most critical period sc
my fesheIrel lieVol HE ss sShc gently yrcclaincd
|Slne from: ssiR,ition she prom pted MY wcak
and lrresolute lmtures she urgedmy indoienco
TO all the eS oftionsS that luyo been is6ful and
oredtable to inc, sand she was sperpetuallyat
hand 70 atlnlon ,SnY heall lessncss OF iinprov-
ldenco; "a q her2 8o@e " WsatoYera ISaini u'het
wiateyerS ! slmll boz I'm; her solioitude for
my interest s. has annger forgot my feeling
or churacter. Evensi in her occnsional resent.
mont, for:w hich$ too often gave her cause,
(wopla TO- God could rcoallthose ,nolnents!)
she Ind no sqllenness or acrimony, Z IIor feel
lnss were \. warm, nay, ini ipetuous 3 but she
was pacable, tender and constant Such was
She whoni5I lost SSwhenShor actual natural sense
was wa improving, aftcreight years stfaggleand,
distress bound US fast together and moulded
our tempers to each other; when Knowledge
Of her worth had trefnci i,ny youthful love
init. friendship and before agoY,llad deprived
it. OF much, ofgitsi original ardor. lost her,
alus the. choice of my youth, the partnor Of
my my mi misfortdpcs, mt d moment when Il hid the
prospect Of: her sharing my better days. ), sa x.
FyYEDpIN as: Tho following list, of com
nenioli,tty5 weddingsD ii interesting to & both
old and young, The wedding is tho - love is 4
wedding, Eat tho end Of the first month; = tho
end of tho honeymoon is the g sugar We'd :
ding" two yearsafter murriageSis} tho spa
per swedding;0 tho fifth anniycrsaryis tho
!" wooden wedding" the tcnth.is the a tin
yeddli,ns; the dttsenth, the ..crystal wed,
ding" the twentieth, the aebina3 3wedding;'or,
the twenty. .ffth,the g Silver wedding;g, tic
fiftieth, tho /" golden we'd ddmg q, tho seventy
fifth, tho Hdiamond wcading,5s These various
anniversary celebrations arc becoming, very
common in America, aud they are very pleas-
ant occasions. 4 M % 81 NJ.
BRIGHAM YOUNG ON PoLYGA Tho
following portion Of Brigham Y oung,s address
at the semi-annual conference htely hcldnt
Salt Lake City, is'taken froui the ''Dcscres
News Z: ts tsS s.3 "a as u IS <
s"rhe last timo I was ID the city Of, Lowell,
there We're fourtcen thousand more females
te than males u, in one city This is many years
ago. they live and die in q single state, and
are 'c forgotten: Have they filed the measure
signs Of hcayen il bringing .ii,si upon sha.
earth ss No tlioy have not, Two thousand
good, d-fearing men should 60 there, and
take TO themselves scycn wives apiece. It's
written IN the Bible, 4 and in that day seven
women 'H'l shall wear our niapparelI; ;fonlytlct
5us be called by thy nalno, ITO take away our
reproach, The Government Of :sthaa United
States do not ihtcnd that Tint tsprophecY sllall
ibe fulfilled and the Lord .Almigkty means
that shall.H Doyou ottbiuk that the Lord
will conquer II think be Swill, and swe arc !.
helping him. t1tis%tl dcoree Of f5thesA Almieh-
~ that iin thes last lys soyep. women shall
take hold one man, be counseled and
advised by him, being wiling TO spin her own
wool makc their own 10th &, and do every
thing they oafS earn II own sIiving,'if
they can bear hissname To- tax d away tlieir ro,
proach. What Isl tliia der fol? /? q IT Isl for
tile resurrection p$ot for this world I
would not go cross This staWery for polygamy,
Il &it5oply pcrtained to tiis Rorla. is f6r