Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-03-13
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| it has no future.
b@ Tea is gathered from the plan
four times a year.
nag South Africa has about 10000
European and 5000, 900 colored inhab
itants.
p@ Only God can tell how mucl
wrong doing is prevented by one MAJ
doing right.
s6 If we see nothing good in others
they will not be likely to see mucl
good in US.
t@ God never works miracle to re
lieve us from our obligation to U.s.
common sense.
p6- Josh Billings says that the:bes
ov US owe more to chance than we ar
willing toiadmit.
p6r It is sign of smallness to be al
ways splitting hairs. A large mai
comes awkwardly at it.
pdr It takes about three seconds TO
a message to 60 from one end of tn
Atlantic cable to the other.
R6- 1t is not safe to infer that ever!
man is unsound in his creed who fail
to pronounce your shibboleth. :
p6- It takes but small sin to maxi
a man incapable of seeing the differ
ence between an excuse and a reason
s@- The Sons and Daughters of th'
Revolution will soon outnumber th'
fathers and mothers by large major
ity.
s@ One reason why the world gain
knowledge so slowly is that every
child must find out for itself that fir
is hot.
s4- It is time enough to think of to-
morrow's opportunities when we have
done our best with the opportunities
of today.
p@ The knot that cannot be united
by patient effort may yet be united by
prayer provided only one does not los'
his patience.
H6F The man who really believes
that the world owes him living il
willing to do some work to earn wha
is due him.
S@ A man is no sooner his own mas
ter in the world than he immediatel!
enslaves himself by becoming the mas
ter of others.
I@ Cultivate the habit of Away
seeing the best in people, and, mor'
than that of drawing forth whatever il
the best in them.
ndr The director of the mint esti
mates that there will! be an increase il
the output of gold for the present yea
as compared with last, of over tel
millions.
s6- The deepest gold mine in th'
world is at Eureka, CAL, and is 2,29'
feet deep. The deepest silver mine il
at Carson City, and has a depth of 8,
800 feet.
I6- Mrs. Jessie Fremont, Thomas 81
Benton's daughter and John c. Ere
mont's widow, is one of the notable
residents of Los Angeles. She is nov
79 years old.
H6r Two members of a British ches
club played tournaments to see which
should be left free to WOO certain
lady. Before the contest was decided
she married third man.
R6- The man who circulates an evi
report against his neighbor withou
knowing it to be true is only less tt
blame than the other man who delib
erately manufactures such a report.
s@- The Swedish bride fills her pock
cts with bread, which she dispenses tt
every one she meets on her way to the
church, every piece she disposes O
averting, as she belives, a misfortune
nag Nevada for many years has hat
but one Baptist church. This is a
Reno, and now second has been es
tablished at Wadsworth, 35 miles dis
tant, with membership of 16 and foul
awaiting Baptism.
H@. "These berths are for the passen
gers" said the Pullman porter to th'
countryman to whom he was exhibit
ing the new car. "And where art
your quarters?" asked the innocen
visitor. "In a good, safe bank" re
turned the porter, with grin.
sa~ In Minnesota there is a girl'
school for agriculture, which is, as fa
as known, the only one in the country
1t is quite old now, and the results are
quite satisfactory. The students re
ceive instructions in cooking, canning
household chemistry, entomology ant
sewing.
p6D A novel course of college in
struction is offered by the Louisiana
university, which, in its "Audubor
Sugar school," gives its students prac
tical and scientific tuition in sugar cul
tivation. The course extends ovel
four years and has become popular
with students from Cuba.
a@ A German naturalist has curious
ly developed the "scarecrow" idea
The dragon fly is deadly enemy o
the mosquito, and the naturalist ha!
found by many experiments that th'
dried bodies of a few dragon flies sus
pended by threads around bed keeI
the mosquitoes at distance.
p6~ Some idea Of the magniture o
the great Siberian railway, now il