The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-12-10
AIl Sorts of Paragf4e

al Sorts of Paragz1 +
= Soil not the splendor of brig
tions by boastiug of them.
- 1t takes nearly 5000 eilk S
produce one pound of silk. ~ Il
- Everything good in aKan th
best when properly recognized.
- The man who is most slow in Pr
ising is most sure to keep his word.
- Thou shalt always have JOY ~
evening if thou hast spent the ~
- Horse sense is pretty goNa rhl4 "a
to have at times. 1t teaches fellow "a
say reigh.
Two of the hardest things to keep -
this life are a new diary and
lead pencil.
Mrs. Mackey now owns thy
ball dress made for the EmpresS
1t costs S1O,OCO.\
= Five things are essential to suca
in life. One thing is good wife the
four others are money.
- No rain has fallen in Ndep, Egypt, q
since three years ago, when aaSougns oi
twenty.six years was broken.
A trial convinces the most skep&ica.:
Carefully prepared, pleasant to the tasS
De Wits Cough and Consumption CaE..i
is a valuable remedy. Wilhite q Winnie. q
= She: Will you instruct vcur daugh.
ter in the different lang4dges. Great
Man: No; one tongue is sufficient bra
woman. S7--
No girl in Norway is allowed to-
have beau until she can bake bread. 3
Over there when a fellow gets married he
doesn't find that his cake is all dough.
What measures are you taking TO
stop that cough? Let as suggest De =
Wits Cough and Consumption Cure. it
is infallible. Wilhite & Wilhite. 3:
Apples weighing three pounds each
have been grown in Southern California, q q
and apples that weigh two pounds and 9
half are so common as to excite no COM
mept.
-Sonoma, CAL, has no fear of her wa
ter supply. A subterrsnean river runs
under the town, and three artesian wells 8
close together yield a daily output OF S,-s
100000 gallons.
tits an established fact that 10 Wits
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sale. and why? Simply because they afe
pleasant in taking and happyin results:
bill for the multitude. Wilhite & Wilhltes ~
Sunday School teacher-Miss Fan
nv, what are we to learn from the pars1
BILE of the wise and foolish viTai
Miss Fanny-(sged ten)-ThaA
always to be on the lookout 8
groom.
- Judson Smith,
American board of foS
over one half the h
heathen, and that IS :
slightly decreased !.
Early Riser Il : 4 f Il I! : : y
ness and sick 4 + 8 = 4 = s B
hite. = Il IL : n : ! ( 5 : IL
"the wild andy
having seen the fS
a railway station Il
cents, Good Square
feet Gorge, 81. s.
have in use the smallest =
world, it is wafer made frord
Gus juice of tree, and its valuS i
mated to be one ten-thousandths
penny.
Ignorance of the merits Of De Wits:
Little Early Rlsers is misfortune. Phese
little pills regulate the liver, cugsfhead-
ache, dyspepsia, bad breath, e2ns.ipallon G1ihiI
- 1t is very unusual sight to see
grain standing in the field ready to cut
while three inches Of snow covers the
ground; but this could have been seer
on the first day of October, 1891, i I
Snake River Valley, Idaho. M
: A curious fsct in the early history
of pins is that whsn they were first sold
in "open shop" there was such 9 great
demand for them that code was psssser
permitting their sale only on two daystn
the yea1-the 1st aud End of January.
You don't want torpid liver. You
don't want bad complexion. You don't
want q bad breath. You don't want
headache. Then use De Wits Little
Early Risers. the famous little pills.
White & Wilhite.
- As George folded the fair youre
creature to his heart a dull, cracking
sound smote his ears. "Ah, it's good,by
to those imported cigars in my sest pock.
et," he said, grimly, "but darn the ex.
pense at moment like this" y
you are getting very fond of coffee,
| Mr.. Hunker," said Mrs. Small to her star
boarder, as he passed his cup for the
third replenishing. "It isn't that, Mrs.
Small" replied Hunker; I'm taking the
hot water treatment" 5E'
1t is reported that shark twenty
four feet in length was recently caught
in the harbor of Panama. The skin VIZ
about half an inch thick. 1t was captur:
ed by harpoon thrown from steamer,
and the vessel was turned completely
around by the powerful fish when FIRST
made fast.
= The canal which is to connect Man
chester, England, with the sea, is one of
the greatest undertakings of modern
times. It's total length will be 33 miles.
1t will be twenty-six feet deep, 12O feet
wide at the bottom and 230 at tlNaesp.
1t is about three fourths completed and
uill cost about s45,000,0OO. ss..sI
= While man was fishing IL
necticut pond recently, he captl )