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WELDON, N. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1903.
NO. 47
I
The Great Rheumatic Cure
AND
Spring Blood Purifier
Positively cures all diseases arising from impurities in the blood, includ
ing Catarrh, Indigestion, Chronic Constipation, Kidney and Liver Troubles,
etc. Every person in the land needs a powerful blood purifier every Spring.
You Deed it. You want the best the standard. That is
RHE,UMACIDE.
BKWA.HE OF DANGEROUS SUBSTITUTES.
RHEUMAC1DE benefits instead of injuring the digestive organs as
many so-called medicines do. RHEUMACIDE is a powerful alterative, but
old people or children can take it with absolute safety.
THE STOLEN BALLOT BOX.
AN OLD COLEKKD WOMAN IN WASHING
TON TELLS HOW HER BROTHER JOHN
HKNlty JACKSON ELKCTKU KVYHS-
1 Price JIi.oo at Druggists, or express prepaid on receipt of price. I
iBobbltt Chemical Co., . Baltimore, fid., V. 5. A. j
xr VISIT OB WRITER
Tho Petersburg Furniture Co.,
A MOTHER OF COURAGE. LAY UP YOUR TREASURES.
I THE OLD LADY S FIRST
OAMK AND II KB BOY.
FOOTBALL NO MAN SHOULD SPEND THE WHOLE OF
II 18 INCOME
fLOSIfM OUT SALE!
" $ $ $ s-
In order to make room for Spring
Goods I will sell all winter cloth
ingatcost, Call and get a good
suit and overcoat at bargain prices
P. K STAINBACK,
The Weldon Grocery uo. $
' WIIOLEHALI'. jumir.ito i
orp A TT .XT. xr H1 A INI I. Y
11 aGROCERIES S
I Vl m.. Sell Only To Merchants T $
0ler,8oUciUd. ,
Use Black Elastic Roof Paint
W l,v use inferior painls when standard
goods ate so much cheaper io the bog
run.
Write lo
Tamer Paint & Oil Co.,
Box 180,
RICHMOND, VA.
Standard Grades
HOUSE PAINT. COACH PAINT.
FLOOR PAINT, WAGON PAINT.
ROOF PAINT.
Innumerable Shades, Color-CardB fur
ilie asking,
L. 0. ANDEKoUJN ,
A Washington correspondent to the
Oharlulte Observer sayt: A queer story
came to uie the oilier day. An old ool
ored woman bus a bakery on this street.
She makes the uioi-t delightful ginger
bread and pica and bread. I have beso
a customer of hers some time. I asked
her last week how she happeued to come
to Washington. "La, honey!' she said,
did you never hear of my brother, John
Henry Jackson, and how he elected Mr.
Hayes President?" No, I had not
beard "
"Well," she said, "you know it was
awful close voting in Florida for Hayes
and Tildcn. Some said one was elected
and some said the other. My brother
was a clet k at the poll?, and be heard
the Democrats fay they were coming
there that night to stuff the box Weil
my brother he just took the box, stole it
and run i ff to Washington with it, and
it was oouoted here and the Republicans
had the majority. The Democrats saia
they was going to kill him and the Re
publicans put him in jail to keep him
safe. After they thought the danger
was over, they let bim out. He had a
long black beard, and he shaved it off
and bought slouch hat he pulled down
over his face and got on the train lo go
home. Two negroes eame on bis ear
oarrviue pistols and saying they were
looking for a negro named Jackson."
"Why, what did the negroea want to
kill bim for?" I asked.
'Why, tbey were Dcmoctatio negroes,"
she said, "and tbey are worse than Dem
ocratic white folks." "Well," she con
tinued, "my brother never went back
home. He was afraid. They took care
of him in Washington, and he was always
pointed out as the negro who elecoed
Haves IVsideot of the United States.
-
I asked: "What did you think ol
U.jes?"
She replied that she thought he was a
mighty weak man and that John Henry
Jackson might have done better on a
President."
I have just a dim idea of hearineg the
ballot box story before, but it was all
hushed up aud I wonder how much real
history is in the old womau'a story. I
shall ask Mr. Spofford at the Coogression-
Library. They say he knows every
thing.
The decision for the tight is always more
difficult than the doing of it.
The skies are never at) bright as when
they have been washed by a shower.
To cultivate the soul is not to sacrifice
the sense but to subdue the senses.
RrnTi Horn.
20:t AND 207 N. SYCAMORE ST.
PETERSBURG, VA.
iSpeoial Attention to Mail Orders.
Kh n i in ihn nrand ind waitin for Is any cne too poor to saver is an 1U1
' " -- Q I
her first football eame to beiiio. Her porlaot problem which tho readers of a
boy had played it ever smco she could London daily aro at present attempting
remember, and now he bad made bis to solve. The question is not by any
varsity toatn, which was hor vanity, too means a new one It is one which has
ber Cornell. troubled past generation, just as, in all
Two of his fraternity "brothers" sat probability, it will affect the generations
on either side as a bodyguard to her jot to oumo. Wn oaunot Bay that this
gray bairs and as a bureau of informs- latest discussion of tho subject is throw-
tion. Thcv were haimier than thev ion much, if any, fresh light upon it
j , , , - . ..
would have been with tho prettiest girl In the first place, there is a diversity
,!,., !,.., nl nnininn rcLMrdiD" tuo term "poor
lit j aucni f t cv n
She smiled with motherly pride when One man, who derives an income of 81-,
she picked him out of the tquad of led 350 a year from private properly, fancies
iwoteri.d "hiiAies" which at lennth be comes under the category, while
trotted out ou the field. She wiped another does not consider any one poor
away a tear when a Columbia man foil who has an mcome ot $ uUU a year says
across the line for a touchdown. a writer in Leslie's Woekly. It is tuani
TVinn aha aitrnriaail hor ntvaiTi hv fpntlv imnnilfiNihtft tO DX 80V llOTU ID A
"'- "V. "J 1 J r ,
mutterinff under her breath: "Hold 'eta matter like this. Very much depend
hard, fellons! ' "Twist their necks!" upon the locality and the conditions and
P.U" P,it,l" aurrmindinLTs nf'lhe individual. An iu-
Sho explained her knowledge of these come that would be amply sufficient to
I "I ...
A T WTNIVTfi'T.'n ,ml., strenuous technical details by saying that insure a taimly a comtortaDie nome, ex
ill IT IT 1 i,l 1 1 U U aV I ' "W1U11.1 1 am.mum. m l
TOM (kit u t irWrfA LrflMtero I
THE HUSTLING AND UP-TO-DATE LEADERS IN
FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES
AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
HAD IT ON GOOD AUTHORITY.
"Can you irive.tue auy evidence in re
gard to tbc character cf llie deceased?"
baid the j'jdge.
"i'es my lord," replied the witness.
"Hcwasaman without bluoje, beloved
and rcspecled by all men, pure in all his
thoughts and V
"Where did you leurn that?" said tho
judge.
"1 copied it Irctn his tombstone, my
ord." Stray Stories
Bmsmi fB abies.
If bullies were fur silk- the most invet
erate imrRiiin-liiintitig woman in the
world would not look lorn bargain baijy.
Site would want the best baby that could
be liouHht, n-Rardless of price.
Kvery wo::ian naturally craves a
healtiiv. handsome child, and her craving-
can be gratified if she will but re
member that the child's health is her
owu gift, and to give health she must
oct 3 ly.
CHILD LOVE.
-DEALER IN
When weary and worn with the struggle in Beeking life's coveted prize,
When clouds of despair hover 'round me and shut out the blue of the skies;
At times when I feel so discouraged and burdened from bearing the load
That seems to completely o'erwhelm me while struggling along the rough road,
Tis theji, for relief, that I turn me away from the world and entwine
My arms 'round the one who still loves me-this golden-haired baby of mine.
What temptations can I not conquer ? What battles not win, if the prise
Is the love and the mute adoration that beam in my little one's eyes ?
With her dimpled arms thrown around me, and her baby voice in my ear,
There's sunshine forever about me, and all of my doubts disappear.
The beacons of hope that inspire me are the love-lights that trustfully shine
In the brown eyes of ono who adores me tnis gotuen-nairea uuujr i
The blossoms of spring may all vltVer and the birds lose their power of song,
Yet life has a sweeter attraction than these to entice me along ;
Her smile, like the sunbeams of noonday, brings gladness and warmth and good cheer,
And diivesoffthe shadows of darkness and doubt that are hovering near
God take away from me forever the riches of earth, but enshrine
The wealth of the love of my treasure the golden-haired baby of mine.
THE WHIP-POOR WILL.
BY HENRY VAN DYKE.
her bov oried out like that when playing cellent social advantages aod a good liv
dream iramea in his sleeo. ine in a country village would mean
She did not faint when be tackled too many privations and sore discomforts in
hard and failed to ris. although his any large city.
whim fnn with a slrnak of red blood On the whole, however, we aro in
across the forehedd, was staring up at elined to believo that Max O'Rell's views
,er on the point under discussion come near-
"You oan't hurt mv bov." she said, er the safe and common sense rule than
with confidence. "He's just doing that anything we have Been. "1 do not care,"
i , -,;,! " Sa it nrnoit. Im sflvs. "how small the income of a man
6"" ", j-t -
Ho was up and at it harder than ever is, he should never spend the whole ot it,
within the time limit. The Ithacans especially if he has a wife and children,
trained five throush taokle and lost as He should at least Bave enough to pay
manv mere vardstrvina to round tho end. every yoar the premium on a good lit
1 i - - -
Tbn nmoihini honnpnpd. nnliev. No man is worthy of the name
- -----" n i r r - - .
A sturdy youngster shot out of the who does not do this, at least, at the price
tangled elevens and dashed ' down the of whatever privations he has to Bubmit to.
field toward the goal of the blue and Some pleasure may be derived Irom nign
while. He crossed line atter line oi living, but certainty no nappiucm.
whitewash and finally was over the last
one, the whole pack at his been.
"Touchdown! Touchdown! cried the
crowd.
'My boy did it," Baid the mother,
and thpn aha cried New York Tri-
I une.
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Heavy and Fancy Groceries,
I FRUITS, CONFKCTIONERIKS.
I WILL BE CLAD TO SEE MY COUNTRY FRIENDS. ,
The Bank ot Wn,
at"-.v.:."-::AVFJiD()N. N. C.
OraM Under Tie Lais of tie State of Horth Carolina,
AUuUoi ;zuiu, io"'
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DKPOSITORY.
IIAIIFAK COUNTY DKPOSUOKY.
riDiTil mn SURPLUS ' $27,000.
SSSX'SSMr- AwJouniJ of ...
Do you remember, father
It seems so long ago
The day we fished together
Along thePocono?
At dusk I waited for you,
Beside the lumber mill, ,
And there I heard a bidden bird,
That chanted "Whip-poor-will."
The place was all deserted ;
The mill-wheel hung at rest;
The lonely star of evening
Was quivering in the west;
The veil of night was falling;
The winds were folded still;
And everywhere the trembling air
Re-echoed, "Whip-poor-will."
You seemed so long In coming,
I felt so much alone;
The wide, dark world was round me,
And life was all uukuown;
The hand of sorrow touched me,
And made my senses thrill
With all the pain that haunts the strain
Of mournful "whip-poor-will."
What did I know of trouble ?
An idle little lad,
I had not learned the lessons
That make men wise and sad.
I dreamed of grief and parting,
And sometimes seemed to fill
My heart with teats, while in my ears
Resounded, "Whip-poor-will,"
'Twas but a shadowy sadness,
That lightly passed away;
But I have known the snbstance
Of Borrow, since that day,
For evermore at twilight,
Reside the silent mill,
I'll wait for you, in the filling dew,
And heat the whip-poor-will.
But if you still remember,
In that fair land of light,
The pains and fears that touch us
Along this edge of night,
I think all earthly grieving,
And all our mortal ill,
To you must seem like a boy's sad dream,
Who hears the whip-poor-will,
THE LEGEND OF THE SACK.
TOO CAN, LEAttN A LESSON BT GIVING
THE FOLLOWING A CAUMTL PEBDBAL.
An ancient legend describes an old
man traveling from place to place with
FOR OVEK HIXTY YEARS . Bank haneinff behind his back and
m. wini'. Hibin,, Rvmnhnshnen another in front of him. In the one be-
"""""" " o "- - . , , ... ... .. ja..u ci,;.
. . e ; Ko m nns nt timu mm ne losseu uie mou ' -
mothers for children, while teething, with friends, which were soon quite bidden
in. fx i l. n k Lri i Trnm vipw auu luruuii u. u
Iperiect success. 11 buuiuw iuc vunu,
aof.ena the nu allays all pain, cures hanging around bis neck, under his chin
' . , , ., I. . I :. 1.:1, nr. na n.
nM nrl 8 iHa hest remedv tor ne mrew an tue siu .u u,B
I ' .. . I . .1 1, was in
TV 1, T. ;t o IhB nonr lit e tanOC8 COmmilieu, auu iiieoe in: n
...... ; ,r,olW H..M hv dru.TL.ist8 the habit af turning over and looking
BUUV1UI llliul,ui".i . j OO I ... i -
I I t .IIJ1 k.. .l..tt nhifh
in every part of the world. 25 cents a at as ne waiaeu uiuug, uaj 3 u.
" ii i i . s i
bottle. BesureaDdaskfor"Wra. Wins- naturally nmarca ins cuui.
have it to trive
I ftefcSey Mothers
0 x&&w v;llose babie3 have
G7K&r been weaic ana puny
their first strong child
auer usiiik ie.
T'avorite Prescrirjtion. It
is the best preparative for
i or i I v p t irni 1 rn U i 11 cr the at Oetlte.
quitting the nerves and inducing re
freshing sleep. It gives the mother
strength to give her child, and makes
the baby's advent praciicaiiy puun.
Mv wife had beco sick nearly all htt life,"
says Mr. E. ' Frick. of l'c-ternlmrfr, Metuird
Co,. Illinois, liox 367, "mid aRer trj-inff every
thins I couM think of I made up my mind to
try 'Favorite prescription.' I pc tux bottlM,
whic h my wife look, a tablespoontiil three times
a day, until the baby came. She felt better
after 'taking the first Iwttle, and when bnby win
born lie weighed nine and a half pounds. To
dav he is six months old nnd weigh twenty-two
pounds, lie is uh good n child as any one could
wish. The doctor says he is as healthy n nny
baby could be, and also savs the use of your
Favorite I'rescriptiou ' was the cause of micli a
heuituy nauy."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant t enets are mc
hpst and safest laxative for the use of
delicate women.
I low's Soothing Syrup," and take no oth
er kind.
man
two
THE SOUTH,
AS HEKSON9 PICTURE IIEK, GOING AHEAD WITH RAPID
STRIDES, HER FACE TOWARD THE RISING SUX.
Only a small man will blame his cir-
I cumstances for his en.
DANGER OF COLDS AND GRIP.
The greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resulting in pneumonia. If
reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, all
danger will be avoided. Among the
tAn. nf ihmisands who have used this
remedy for theBe diseases we have yet to
learn of a single case that has resulted in
pneumonia, which shows conclusively
that it is a certain preventive of that dan
gcrous disease. It will cure a oold or an
attack of the crip in less time than any
other treatment. It is pleasant and safe
solicited,
p. 1 4"n;
W. K DANIKL
... 1. 1 ... Cashier:
V iot)-l rootueui.
- . n.UQlV W.R.SlIt"-
Seaboard, Northampton oonnty, f. L.
E. CLARK
The
w. At n ft TITV
III lit
1 1 1 1 9 Jkm -
HERE'S A BABY
Its Mother ia Well.
I The baby is healthy because during th
. . . Ue mi.tlirr listil the
popular au.l purely vegetable liniment,
Mother's Friend
Mother'a Friend is a soothitiR, softeniuK,
relaxiu" lmimeni, a niust.c uiuv.,
orator nnd freshener. It put. new powei
into the back and l.ipso a co......k
It ia apiiliea exicniaujr uu., -no
dosing and awnllcwing of nasty drugs,
no inwam iraium . , ...:
The stute of the mother minus K.....
may inllnence the disposition and future
of flic child; that is one reason why moth-
should watch their con.htion and
avoid pain. Her neunu, uia.. r v...
. J lrniiic free
foy aud nielancholy. "Beol
mind, momci ..v.
. u.,,o dnwn nains. morn-
all relieveil ny m
Of drureista ct f 1.00 per ""
nd for our book notherhood" free.
WS MADFIELD HEBULATOI C0TUNU,8.
Grossmann's
PATENT WRITING RIM.
.-r- Trt-vr "NT. n
WL ,tt Fesh Seasonable goods for family use.
The Best of Everything kept in a.k F
Uenoral
m. . unnrUnt imnrovetueut of the
in the art of penmanship makes the
poorest writer a spieuu.u u...-... -w
us bv the use of this ring. Endorsed
by prominent College Presidents and boards
of eilucaiion m i-uir1""" - r . ,
o e down assorted sites sent postpaid
?!. ;nolmnle25c. Whon order
ing a single ring, state whether for man,
Boat of Everything kept in oc. nnvVARB "ornau orchild.
TTlniti- tu m. Sinli Co.,
riAl . . ..rnTBlf Iff.S BRANDIES. WINES, No-118 8. 4th St , Philadelphia.
sep 18 tt
i.tl. Q....1 1. iti.. nd as it should be." was the topic of discussion to take.
.,. ....,.!' f the llnatarian Club of New York, at the Hotel St. Denis, last For sale at W. M. Cohen's drug store,
, 1 .. " n
evening. .
The speakers were George Cary Esgleston, who spoke upon the South as it was;
William H. Baldwin. Jr., who told of the South as it it; and Walter II. Pago, who
discussed the South as it ia to be. In speaking of the Old South, Mr. Eggleston,
u:..ir . sn,,ik.rnr and one of Lee's veterans, said :
UlUJOGii m wv......--.,
"It was a dear old state of society, the like of which this country will never Bee
..... . ... m. I. o . 1
. . n .. . 1 .Un .... n. tninn ana n il nmi nmnpr
again. In the om Doutn tney nveu iui . """e-
postponed all things lo his happiness and honor. To be happy and to maintain his
self-rtspect was with him the first principle of all things.
"He veuerated womanhood, and for the man who felt not such veneration he had
no use and no respect. He waa absolutely unselfish, and was never so glad as when
he was distributing among his friends and neighbors, or to the passing stranger,
his largo hospitalities.
'We are glad that (lavery is dead; but we must not forget that it did a great deal
,.r a ..i i. tn the white man. but lo tho negro. The old-time Southerner
ioved the iwkiu, lJ'" Bi Fprcdatcd it, for tvhen the master Trent to the war
ihe nigro stayed ou the old plantation with tho loved ones ana protectee; mem,
William H. Baldwin laid, in substance:
..if .,ra.ff ilia terrible davs of strife, aud the hell of reconstruction, we may ee
the South lo-day strong, happy, with its faoe toward the sunrise. The South of to
day is going ahead with rapid, 1 may aay with marvellous stnuea 1 its mutism
are being steadily, rapidly extended, and better still, its spirit is magnificent.
"The population of the South, let it be remembered, is 98 per cent old English
slock. I sometimes feel lhat God ha kept the blood of the white man of the 8oulh
pure for some yroat and good purpose. The South is all right. I here is no soum
crn question, any more than (here is a Northern question. Stop orilioising the
South. Instead, help her."
Walter H. Page, in speaking of the future ol the Mouth, saw no uiooo. on tne
moon, no lion in the way
"The South," said Mr. Page, "asks only lo be given a fair ohanoe. Her man
. j l... u...- ,)..,. i in verv emerccnov of the past, and, rest assured, that man-
noou n - j w . , .,.,
hood will always be teady wneo neeaca. 1 ne negro question, u ...eu, -.1. u
tied and loltled io a way lhat shall be best botn lor me wnue man anu uie negio.
New York American.
G . EVANS
WELDOV, N.C.
has
bottles
rXeT cm Tonic
UTOVe A u S over Ono ond o Half Won
stood the test 25 years . . gj, Ho Pay. 50c.
tics. Icenup
Weldon, N. C.
A man begins to go down tho moment
be ceases lo look up.
SEVERE ATTACK OP GRIP.
CURED BT ONI BOTTLI 01 CHAMASR-
lain's couau rbubdy.
"When I had an attack of the grip
last winter (the second one) I actually
cured mvself with one bottle of Cham
beilain'a Courjh Remedy," aays Frank
W. Perry, Editor of the Enterprise,
Shnrtsville. N. Y. "This is the boneBt
truth. I at limes kept from coughing
myself io pieces by taking a tf aspoonful
of this remedy, and when the coughing
spell would come on at night I would
take a dose and it seemed that in the
briefest interval tho oough would pass off
and I would go lo ileep perfectly tree
from oough and its accompanying pains.
To say that the remedy aoted as a most
agreeable surprise is putting it very
,;ui T had nn iilna that it would or
could knock out the grip, simply because
I bad nevet tried it for such a purpose,
but it did, and it seemed with the second
attack of ooughing the remedy caused it
to not only be of less duration, but the
nains wore far less severe, and 1 had not
used the contents of one bottle before
Mr. Grip had bid me adieu."
For sale by W.M. Cohen, Uruggist,
Weldon, N. C.
One day, to his surprise, he met i
comine slowly along, also wearing
sacks. "What have you there?" asked the
old man.
"Why, my good deeds," replied num
ber two. "I keep all the.-e before me,
and lake them out and air them frequen
tlv
'What ia in the other-bit: sack? asked
the first traveler. It seems weighty.
"Merely my mistakes. I alwaj
keep them in the sack hanging over my
back."
Presently the two travelers were jine
bv a third, who, strange to say, also car-
im arnica one under his chin and
one on his back.
"Let us see the contents of your sack,"
exclaimed the first two travelers.
"With all my heart," quoth the strat
ger. "For I have a goodly assortment,
and 1 like to show them. This sack, said
he pointing to the one uodur his chin,
"is full of good deeds ot otners.
i.V... ...ilia look full, lhcv must
be very heavy, observed Ihe old
man."
'There you are mistaken," replied the
stranger "they are big, but not heavy.
The weight is only such as sails are to a
ship. Far from being a butden, it helps
onward."
"Well, your sack behind can be littlo
use lo vou." seid number two, "lor it ap
pears to be empty, and I see that it has t
creat hole in the bottom ot it.
b ..i .1... ;,! tli
"l 0.1U luai uu puit.uo- -
stranger, "lor all the evil I hear oi peop.e
I put in there, and it falls through and
is lost. So you see I have no weight to
draw me backwards. uxcoange.
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sept 18 tf
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eai.
Th'9 preparation contain1? all of tho
digostanH and digests all kinds oi
food. Itglves instant rcin-i mm ""
fails to cure. It allows you to cat an
the fotxl you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can taki; it. lly Its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed, is
unequalled 'or the stomach. Uiiia
ren with weak stomachs thrive on it.
relieves. A diet unnecessary.
all stAitiauh troubles
(Spared only by E. C. DkWitt flK
'IDoaa. iwHiuwuwt..-..
W, M. Cohen, Druggist.
YOU KNOW WHAT VdU'BETAttlNO
When you tako Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonio because the formula is plainly
priated on every bottle showing that it
is limply Iron and yuinine in a tae.e
form. No cure, No Pay. 60c,
twp. Early Risers
Tbo famout Uttto Dill
NO FEARS FOR THE BOY-
Teacher Your son, sir, has a very
bigb temper, I am sorry lo aay.
Rather I am clad to hear it. air. If
you will grind him into shape. I'll teach
him lo keep bis temper for high pur
poses. Chicago Tribune.
The leau man
whole world.
i greater than the
thi
The pearl of patienoo grows in
shell of pain.
Without tale-hearers there would be
no tale-bearers.
Straight character cannot oome out of
crooked living.
IN THE CONSERVATORY.
He There is something, darling,
want to tell you.
She Oh, then, let us get away Irom
tho rubher plant. Come, tell me undi r
the rose Baltimorn American.
Under ordinary social and gastronmio
conditions there is probably a great deal
more heartburn than heartburnings.
Indiananapolis News.
Advise an old man to marry a woman
vounu enouch to be bis daughter, and
he may ask if you take him for a fool
hut ha will not be offended. Atchison
Globe.
All cruelty spring from hard-hearted-ness
and weakness. Seneca.
No man was ever discontented with the
world if be did his duty io it. Southey.
Eveiybour ooraoi with aome little
fagot of Qyd' fastened upon its
buk.-Faber.
iii your blood? Physkiaa: c . ,j
it notarial Germ. It cms be r C
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microscope, ii wur uoy
night. First, it turns your com
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sensations creep down your
backbone. You feel weak and
worthless. a
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