The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-11-02
VOLUME W F,
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Sense and Sentiment.

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French editors who reinse 70 Praise
Theirs in every issner are waited uponl
with notice to quit publishing. ...ul.-
Persons should always dress to sHit
their figure, A hump-hqcked lady, for
instance, ought TO wear n eameIS-hair
shawl. 80.
An Observation-Disclosures at our elbow
wants to know if W7o,r-e-ts-t-e-r spells
Wooster why don't R-o-c-h-e-s-t-e-r
spell Rooster .flfsa nJ ...urI mu'
A terse writer says that Nature likes
to let the best of US find ont, from tima
to time, that, after all, We 10 not know
much. .t wW irnImI.ihhHa 1rI
Grief knits two hearts in closer bonds
than happiness ever can: and commOm
suffering is fnr stronger Ink than com
mon joy. "7 .urh ..i '" 'rt'p.
A generous mind does not feel M be-
longing to itself alone, but to the whole
human race. We are born to serve our
fellow creatures. .
-Four things are grievously empty; A
head without brains, wit itwthout judg-
ment, heart without honesty, and u
purse without money. .... ....,
Happiness and pride are absolutely,
incompatible. Continual yexations, lam,
cied Sights, and injuries, provoke and
wound the self-suflicicnt mind. ......
Conscience is sleeping giant; we
may lull him into longer or shorter
slUmber; but his starts are frightful,
and terrible is the hour when he awakes.
The heart Of man is well Of secrets
from which we bring up but one bucket
full ut time; and truth-Lthat is, the
whole truth--lies still at the bottom.
The use Of fasting as religious oh
servance probably hes in this-that it
gives one realizing sense OF the "enp-
tiness Of things below" ' '.'1 '.''"
a San Francisco editor thus addresses
IN Oakland brother: "You yallapus, You
itclyordorulite, you bogus hammochry-
sos, you-you Oaklandcr."
A little four-year-old boy being asked
by his mother if he would not like to
have wings and be an angel replied,
''No, ma, I'll rather be u hawk and live
ON chicken" ,........ -
"a Boston girl fell dead while sitting
up with her young man the othernight. u
Don't "set mp" with young men the
"other night" Every other night is
often enough. ..... ..........
A Maine paper alludes to recent
moonlight evening as cone Of the most
suburb of the season. 1t probably
meant that it was good night to go
"around town" in. .mt-uJ .u
A contempt of the sacred ritz Of mar
ringe not only endangers the morality
of the individual, but strikes atIthe very
foundation of social oltler and domestic
happiness. ..' r'a''a '' r'l.l..n. b
That man only is truly brave, who fears
nothing 50 much as committing a mean
action, and undauntedy fulfls his duty,
whatever be the dangers which impede
his way. Pc" ''' ''' ' .'.'
The microscope, like most useful in,
yentions has been brought to its present
perfection, not by single vault Of inven-
tive genius, but by slow and thoughtful
steps of progression. ...............,...
A young man in Connecticut, having
the late railroad disasters In his mind,
has broken his engagement with q young
lady, because she wears train and is
negligent about her switch. rD.s ur
Caroline Heenan, now on exhibition
in London, is twenty-five years old, and
weighs five hundred pounds. She meas
ures seven feet around the body, twenty
six inches around the arm, and three
feet six inches across the shoulders. 1t
is added that, unlike most fat people,
this large lady is able to sustain great
physical cxertion, is "handsome ana
pleasing" and "highly intelligent." 20" ''
Byron Grenough, who recently died
at Portland Me-, bequeathed $4,000 to
the American Baptist Home Missionary,
Society, $1,000 to the American Baptist
Missionary Union, $1,000 to the Colby
University, and $4,000 to establish a
scholarship, which, with previous dona-
tons, make $l0000 be given the college,.
Healso gives $1,000 to the Maine Bap-
list Educational Society, luuu bpnpr nj
A citizen Of Milwaukee has discovered
in that city small boy of five years
who is an inveterate smoker, and has
been such for three years and nine
months. When thirteen months old he
cried for his fathers pipe, and was allowed
to take one whiff 1t made him desper-
ately ILL., but it did not "cure" him, and
nov he will smoke n pipe or - cigar, and
blow q cloud rs mconcernedly as the
futher who taught him. .nnui h'#
Tie San Francisco Chronicle cites it
as well-known fact that in what is
termed the best society in that city, at
parties and balls given at private houses,
there is room set apart for gentlemen.
Brandy and champagne flow in abun-
dance, and where the visitors may en-
gage in ''monte" and "draw poker" for
unlimited amounts Of money, This re-
yeals rather lad state Of things, nor is
it certain, says the New York Evening
Post, that these San Francisco revelers.
are without inlitators in New York. ~,
A Berlin correspondent of the New
York Tribune saysas."A very different
meeting from that of Mayence has been
held at Elsenach, in, Thuringia, by the
majority OF the Protestant clergymen of
that diocese. The proceedings have re-,
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