The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-13
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-- A silent saints an eloqueu. SER
mon.
- He who serves self is paid by
Satan.
- Laziuess is the costliest thing in
the world.
- Helping men is the best way of
honoring God,
Little kindnesses come back to
US full grown.
49, Tho healthy heart always finds
come happiness.
It's never hard to believe in the
gratitude that gives.
Count your meroies and you dis
count your miseries.
Don't carry the prejudices Of
youth into middle life.
- The review of the past often gives
new view Of the present.
Our best welfare has seldom been
welcome at it's frat coming.
II Ho who finds no cause for graft
tude probably causes none.
"A kind word will live long after
the author has forgotten it.
The charm Of society really lies
in the sense of exclusiveness.
He has little gratitude who
seeks only to crafty himself.
- A mere madness--to live like
wretch that he may die rich.
One Of che duties Of to-day is to
qualify yourself for tomorrow.
-- The best appreciation of Gods
bounty is seen in our liberality.
MANY o man who is only see.
saving thinks he is saving wood.
There always is room in the front
rank for those who mean business.
- Silent commendation will some
times produce q feeling of despair.
- The more explaining a man does
the less use the world has for him.
- It is easy to fancy an affection
exists where there is only respect.
- A busy man has no time for those
who make specially of killing time.
- The visese man is he who knows
how big fool he can be without trying.
-- A great mind treats little minds
as such and is never telittled by them.
- Richest harvests come from seeds
thas lay under the SHOWS Of sorrow.
The poorest kind of sermon is the
one filled with fear Of the rich hearar.
- Love your neighbor as yourself,
but don't forget to lock your door at
night.
Its poor kind of Thanksgiving
that only confirms as in our own CON-
ceits.
"A generous disposition may be
tarnished through want Of recogni-
ton.
The mau whose voice browns the
choir in church sings small on the
street.
- IF the reflection in the mirror is
pleasant, time is found for another
glance.
| = There always is sense Of salts.
faction in hearing abused those one
| dislikes. 49, .
Some people never feel good un.
less they are making others feel the
other way. 49,. .......:
- When q woman acquires the
reputation Of being ap aristooratio gos.
sip she has reached the limit.
III you ever get acquainted with
yourself the chances are you won't nd
your company so very agreeable. >,
Some think they are entitled-to
the wings Of an angel because. they
i nave tho appetite ofan ostrich.
| - Because one eighs over another 6
Imisfortunes it does not mean there is
Willingness to lend helping hand,
/ ~ There are still number Of those
| $4,000 positions open to good men.
Why don't you accept one Of them2
did it ever OCCUR to you that q wo.
man doesn't con aider-.a neighbor's q
baby half as important as she pretepds.
- When man wiaks at sin he sees
good many things with half an eye
that would look different with whole
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1T is not always the man who
mods his. head at everything the
preacher says who is doing most for
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