Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-10-15
Rilling,s Hest.

N" u'oo'H 'Vs WAat SHey uaVe sVSt---Witu
min for what'they haint got /; Is .''''''
'lYh jpdgs[of ., nah's vistaeii entirely ,bi lhi,
FASHIONS. e isl great deal easier tew be .
good dove than decent sarpent.
\ Thar are menny ways to find out how brave
and how honestss ! 1a,an Ss+be, but thar
ain. no way tostina out the extent ov hin
vanity. S5sssS
] Alieis iikes cst. ii never comes to ya in
straight limo. fS$ 81 SsS ss!s 81 as
/. Nstnriss kind mother She couldn' we'll
afford e a,ake pasperfekt, and SO yho mudo
US blind toour fslings.
Study the aeart il ya want to learn human
natur there ART no human natur in nuns
. he'd. 2
Friendship is si,aply the gallantry Of self
interest.
Beware ov the man with ha.f-shut eyes
he amt dreaming.
Experience makes moro timid men than it
duz wise ones.
Advice is a drug in tho market-the sup.
ply always exceeds the demand.
Ono ov the safest aud most successful tai
lents kno ov iz to be q listener.
Fools are tho whetstones ov society.
Better mako woak man your enemy than
your friend
Curiosity IL the instinct ov wisdom
Those who becun disgustcd aud withdraw
from 'he world nusu't forget one thing. that
the world will forget thc.n long time before
they will tOrrit Lhe world
Put down man (for meg as vain aud
selfish critter, all his talk and aukshuns to
the contrary, Notwithstanding, nevertheless,
to wit, verify amen.
Wise men laff every good chance they kan
git Latin IL only u weakness in phoos
give the world credit for good deal more
honesty than 1t can show
Whenever find real handsum woman
ingagcd in the "wimmins' rights business
then | an going to take mi hat under mi arm
and jinc in the procession
/ Gratitude IL II debt and, like all other debts,
is paid bekause we are all obliged to, not be
cause we love to.
Praise that ain't deserved is no better than
slander.
There q three kinds ov phools iu this
world-the natural ones, the common every
day phto', aud the dagham phool
RECENTLY, Mrs. Denny, resident of
Princeton. KY, purchased lot of duck eggs.
carried them home, and, for convenient use,
placed them in her bureau drawer, where
they remained undi>turbed for some DAYS,
when her attention was called to the bureau
by an unusual noise therein. Upon pulling
out the drawer, to her utter astonshment, she
found thee young ducks hatchcd out aud
scratching around for freedoL
photographer in one of the country
towns in Massachusetts was recently visited
by young woman, who with sweet simplicity
asked. "llow long does it take to get pho
togr"ph alter you leave your measure p
LAW is like sieve; you may see through
il, but you must be considerably reduced be-
fore you get through it.
"WuY Sarah. you look good cnpu.! t. cn..
sid 'ovin. husband 20 his wife u.,e rr;;;ug
at breakfast. We'll. I'm ea;ing as / st as |
o"n, mint l 2 was the ready reply
THE blessed man hat pro chea r.r us
last Sunday" said Mrs. l,,n4,on =,
the Lord for thirty ,rnr>--f,<, .,s c,.....
rider, then as u locu>t preacher. aud las: :.
rxhauStcr
In indinn! to- r.,nrr attrin: .c,,
ny "f sm"i c'ihn." {" rs ",in2 ,c,; t.,s.,
h"ntien ti,ronHh c'ipr'ls c.llrct,n:.>
How poor were our first par nts when
they ate themselves ont Of house and nom.
by drvnurfng an apple?