The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-09-25
ALL sORTs OF PARAGRAPHS.

= Can man be said to be unsexed
when he is cowed i?
= illinois has more miles of railway
than any other State.
- In two hundred years the population
of the world doubles itself.
= The sugar refneries of Philadelphia
turn out thirteen thousand barrels daily.
= The value of the peanut crop of
1SS9-90 is estimated st two million dol
lars.
You cannot repent too soon, because
you do not know how soon it may be too
late.
= In the United States over 8, 3,00QQ00,-
100000 Of envelopes are manufactured
yearly.
If you cannot get what you want,
about the only way to be happy is to quit
wanting it.
- The aim of all intellectual training
for the mass of people should be to culti-
vate common sense.
- "Short and sweet" remarked the
grocer, as he tied up 10 ounces of sugar
and marked it zone pound"
a woman of large experience says
that little boys first trousers always fit
if the pockets are deep enough.
-" "That is q great goat" said Mrs.
McFinnerty. "We cali i'm Oleomarga.
rine. There's nothing OF the butter about
him."
FRA woman can disguise her wrinkles,
debts, and deceptions from man, but
she can never hide them from another
woman.
= Eight mission ships ere now cruis-
ing in the North Sea, each combination
of church, chapel, temperance hall and
dispensary.
= The hay crop of Maine is estimated
at one million five hundred thousand tons
of the value of at least fifteen million
dollars.
A writer in Science, New York pa
per, shows that the violence and frequen-G
cy of electric storms are increasing during
late years.
- Mr.. Blaine's position is about this 8:
ri am in favor of free trade to some ex-
tent, but I don't want the Democrats to
bring it about"
= Germany has one doctor to 1900 of
population, France one to 3167, the Uni
ted Kingdom one to 1884, but the United
States one to 600.
Spiders webs are called cobwebs from
the fact that "cob" is an old word for
spider, and as such is used to this day in
some parts of England.
So quickly sometimes has the wheel
turned round that many man h9Sz]iSic}
to enjoy the benefit of that charity
his own goodness projected. IS
Prof. T. G. Mendenhall, t65a g
chief of the coast survey, meditates }#
attempt to locate afresh the magnetfd#
pole of the Northern hemisphere.
-"What are the last teeth that come ?".:
asked teacher of her class in physiology.
"False teeth, mum 2" replied a boy who :
had just woke up on the back seat.
"A thing to be thankful for is that
God so Sits our prayers that only the
right ones are answered. If all the fool
ish ones were granted, We would have
unspeakable suferings.
= When you have said something you
know you ought not to have said, take it
back promptly A clear conscience is of
more value than feat of verbal legerde:S
main.
- A sad and dismal winter is before
poverty stricken Ireland. It is reported
that large numbers of its peasantry are
in danger of starvation because of the po:s
tato crop failure.
1t is often asserted that perseverance,
can do all things, but the unvarnished
truth about the matter is that it keeps it
humping to run down scandal that has
got good days start.
Findlay, O., which flowed over one thous-
and barrels the first hour, and in seven
hours filled 6,340 barrels. This, it is said,
breaks the record of oil wells in Ohio.
- A scientist computes that with
the aid of machine constructed on the
principle of the boring, drilling and
pumping apparatus of the mosquito, g !
hole could be bored to the centre of the.
earth in less than day.
- Works of which the effect is to cor
rect our errors, to strengthen our reaso1M
to elevate our spirit, to improve our mi9@S| 9
are as productive in their way as thda
that tend to lower the price of meat a1
bread. S|
One of the greatest marVels of mod3S
ern engineering has just been completed2
the boring for the great tunnel under5
the St. Clair river, connecting the Michi-S
gan and Canada shores 1t is one andN
one.third mile long.
He (aavagely)-I am convinced,
madam, that you made fool of me when
I married you. She (calmly)-How in-l
consistent you are, my dear. HayenH
you insisted all along that you are f
self.made man? M
"A new musical instrument has ba
invented in Germany. 1t is to be playe|
in the same way as the pianoforte, bus1
the keys do not strike on the ordinary
strings: they act. upon mechanism
which produces the sounds from sixyi1ls
Inns, two yiolas, and two violoncellos cot
cealed in the body of the instrument. Ee
- 1t is reported that the fatal dis
to horses-glanders-ha made its 1
ance in this vicinity. The horses OF 56al
G. Wyatt have been stricken with whaal
is thought to be glanders. DR.. N: a.
McCaine, veterinarian of Greenvilled
came to see them last Saturday. He andl
State Veterinary Surgeon Niles will meet
at Mr.. Wyatt's next Friday to extermiB
nate the epidemic before other damage is'
done, if on investigation it proved to ne