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wcocic .t l)ANrEi.s, C. C. Daniels,
CoMsboro, N. C. "Wilson, N. (J.
A) cork & Daniels & Daniels,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Wilson, N. C.
nv ihisiness Entrusted to us will be
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A. Dl'NN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Scotland Neck, N, C,
Practiees wherever his services are
i fol.1 'I1r
rf-i
i,rt'u. ,vuiu j
w.
II. KIT CHIN,
Attokney and Coi'SSelokat Law.
Scotland Neck, N. 0.
gr Office: Corner Main and Tenth
s:rctt. 1 r y-
rn "f..'nThTAKER,
T.
AxToirNF.r and Corxsra.OR at Law.
Scotland Neck, N. C.
Practices wherever his services are
reeu'red.
('apt. W . II. Kitchin will appear with
me in all cases. 2 tf ly.
D
AVID HELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Enfield, N. C.
Practices m all the Courts of Halifax
and adjoining counties and in the Su
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Wehl'jn. Henderson. vvcldou.
PAY. ZOLLK'OFFEK & HANSOM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
W I I. DON, N. C.
;!S Iv.
rjUi'MAS N. HILL.
AT TO R N E Y AT L A W,
Halifax, N. C,
Practices in Halifax ami adjoining
counties, and the Federal and Supreme
Courts. 3 s ly.
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M)V; AUD T. CLARK,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Halifax. N. C,
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Office- Cer. Main and Tenth Streets,
JO II I V. fc?COTI,A-L NfcX'K, X. U.
J. L. KITCHIN,
A(iENT FOR
IT AN O US, ORGANS, SEWING
MACHINES and TALliOTT
SONS' ROILERS, ENGINES,
and SAW ami GRIsT
M ACTJ1N ERY.
Corre-p.mdence SoPieited. Personal at
teniiin by mjselt or canvassers given
promptly.
7 ly. Scotland Neck, N. C.
PANACEA WATER
Cures Dyspepsia, Chronic Diau
i:nohA.ScH.ort:LA Eczema. It possesses
rsre and extraordinary merit in Kidney
Rnll iVEH tri tUHLKs. A splendid ap-p.-tizer
and blood iurifer. Cenerally re
lieves itf.aKT-ijUKN instantly. Keeps for
years and will cure either at or awaj
frara the Springs.
P.ecor l ot cures unprecedented.
If your drujjuist does not keep it send
ijt.oo for a case uf G gallons F. O. R. at
Littleton, N. C.
to JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Head Agency for U. S.,
Oxford, N. C.
.P2S tf.
MULES'
A FINE STOCK AL
WAYS ON HAND.
ALL MAY 15 E SUITED.
BI(i(JS& JOHNSON.
HORSES
SCOTLAND NECK, N.J.
1 17 tf.
Tin: golii: (ii ici:.
nr.F.N i;. rexfokd.
He who is wise will not sit down
With folded hands, and say,
Some time, I trust, the golden chance
Will come this way.
To such the opportunity
They wait for never con.es;
It does not herald its approach
With beat of drums.
It comes with quiet tread and mien;
The dreamer does not see
That which he's waited for so lung
His opportunity.
And so the chance lie seeks goes by
To ntver come again.
And all too late he learns the truth,
While other men
Who do not fold their hands and weit
For great things, win the prize,
The' seize the chance of every day
Refore it Hies.
And thus they gain what dreamers lose
Each chance that comes may he
The Golden CLance, so squander not
One opportunity
it iii.sto vis kaiij:oai
CO.tl.UIMMIO'M.
No. I.
To Scotland Neck Democrat :
During the session of our Leg
islature last winter there was a lee!-
initnf inlimo. ntrf.i t am m t j. '
iuvuoo LALlli.liiTlJU tilt;
proposed passage of an Act creating
a railroad commission, as a rule the
Republicans and a few Democrats, j
eoraeof whom were known to be in the
employment of sor n railrna.l ,.nm i
pany, and the "reat armv of railroad i
lobbyists persistently , earnestly and ;
bitterly opposing and denouncing
the measure; and everybody cise, ,
with almost equal earnestness, ad
vocating it. During the discussion
in the Senate of the "bill crating the
commission, and which had pussed
the House under the supirb leader- j
ship of that man of the people,
Charles M . Cooke, of FrauMin . the !
lobby was crowded with farmers,
business men , lawyers, editors , po I
litieians , railroad men, and railroad
lobbyists. There were many ladies in I
.. . ,i .
tne ganer', among wnom coeai ne
ppp-1 tho wcoDent wif of i ilistin. i
gnished railroad president, penc.l
t .. i. - 1 . , .. 1
aiui paper in nana reauy 10 Keep me :
count of the vote, and who. as was
ipparent to the most casual obse-v-,
er . was deenlv. inlenselv. int'Tested
l-J.
: 'ri. -...i. ..r :
.1. ....... . . . . i . i '
tuai uiscussion, or pernaps, 10 ne;
more accurate, I should
i . ;
Say Wliat
Well
fo owed t hat, d senss on. s we
nownto all tour reader..
..... .
mit wuv mis inte nse excitemeni:
Why was there depicted in the faces
Ot ttiose WHO were mere SUCH un
, . . .
usaal and great, even painful, anx-
! . 1 1 9 f 1 1 L . . . a rt n r n ww r-i ,1 , . 1 .-. i . A ? rv.
ieti i uu 3uuc uiau t a vici i mi-.
, - . . .
ression upon me : ana irom mat
time to the present I have been try-
ing to ascertain its cause.
I went to one of the many railroad
obbyists, hired to influence legis
ators as to measures pertaining to
lo
to
railroads, whose business it was
ianff around the k-islative lobbies,
the hotels, the boarding houses, and
ery where else a legislator might
happen to be, and, by hook or by
crook , get control of him. I went,
I sa)', to this honorable lobbyist and
asked him please to explain to me
why this excitement, why this un
usual and, of course, expensive Qght
on the part of the railroods against
the creation of a railroad commis
sion; and his answer came, prompt
and fluent :
A lot of politicians desirins
I at places for themselves amJ
t'r-,anAm on.l nthnr. wUliinfT tn r
ward party leaders, are playing upcu
the credulity of the honest plain peo
pie if the country and seeking 10
place ou: proper .ies" (one of these
big capitalists never speaks of ''his
property'' but always says " his pro
pertics") in the hands of three in
experienced , perhaps ignorant men
to say how much we shall charge on
a barrel of apples from Waynesville
to Ilalelgb. We have invested our
capital in purchasing, repairing and
building railroa Is m North Caro
lina, iu engines, cars, &c. for the
transportation of passengers and
produce. We have given our time,
thought, experience and money to
the development of the material in
terests of North Carolina; and now
thid farmer legislature proposes to
rob U3 of our properties by putting
men in oflice with power to ssy to us
where we shall build our depots,
how fast our trams shall run, and
what we shall charge for thc trans
portation of passengers and produce
Thc Legislature has no more right
to say how we shall manage our pro
perties, and how much income we
shall receive for the use of our capita!
than it has to declare how often the
; farmer shall plow hi3 cotton or what .
he bhall receive for it when it is ready I
f r market. The farmers Lave been j
organized, talked to about hard
times, duped and excited by de-:g:
in? politicians pretending to be thei- c)mr greatne, and dory i.f il.e
disinterested friends, until they are Souin. 'llr unliuuud avabubb- re
wild ; and imagine that if they can j source- t. ,u her at one in t :.e kod:
only have a railroad commission with j raI1fc( WIlu tLo people of the earth
power to regulate freights, the cotton j who are now under marching orders,
and the corn will flourish and grow j The very bowels of the earth arc
wLile the farmer loafs at the neigh-j fined to overflowing with ricLnes
boring village, and with the end of and fatness l"r.:n tie Lru; 1 of thv
the harvest will come heavily laden j Aiiniphty. Iron ore and coal in the
barns and gin houses and big prices
Such legislation will pat an end to
railroad building in North Carolina,
and utterly bank rapt and destroy
those roads now in operation."
From one to another of these lob
byists and railroad men I went seek
ing information, and from one and all
I received substantially the same an
swer, the only diiference being in
the manner in which it was given.
The lof.bjist being p. lite, free and
easy, speaking as if he thought he
was only a gentleman and no better i
than any other gentleman ; while the j
railroad proprietor was haughty,
uonoescenuioz. grana. ana seemen
j
to travel . as one distinguished sen- !
tleman remarked of another distin- j
gnished gentleman, on an elevated
railroad. :
!
I next turned my attention to cer-
lain legislators who were pronounced
a,-vcates of a railroad commission !
to le'irn frora thc,n wi'at necessity j
fiere was, i f any, for such legisla-;
t,,)n : ,J!it 1 fouri'1 theIn al1 so fuuch i
enrpi1 in rertbrmauce of their
Prtant duties that 1 gathered but
llU!c Il0fn them except that tUe rail-, the known world, It is true that I
roail presidents had been dictating i india !lnd Egypt produce about ones j
te nominations of State t llicers, in ; foUrtu cf the cotton used in the1
Perhaps tLe conveatious oi Loth po - : vorlti. But it is equally true th.-t 1
lllical )artie3 ' to sueh an c-xte.t three-fourths is grown in ile'
tliut r' man' llr,wevcr descr-.ing and UniLea Slate3 aU;, th,. to(, South (,f
f;()l,illar- culil possibly hop.- for po- lhe M;S(jn aiul i :;iun ,..,. Wiatt,
liUcai i,I'(,TOotion wUhout la'st beruI-! section of the globe is so blessed by !
,n t!iC knee lo the raiI:"a(i Presi" j nature as the Southern section of,
,1cnls of Llie State- especially the one ; the Fcleral Union? Where and up-!
nt thu 1,ea l ofU & lh stem ; that ! on wlluL scction of l!i0 globe can so
thc chares of tl,e a,nV'rent ra,lroaU j many of the necessities, wants and
were uremial and nnbisr, and thaUi .r i ; r, !
1
lucsc co.iioiai.iouS, crcauuts oiiuu
l s" Vf"
dictatorial that thev had a readv or
- '
v.'Qre about to take charge of and
1 hripMinii t hn rr ti c f n r v t I 1 1 ir Arnoror
- " ,
luv ;ilUl' huu hi my iium;, mulc
,. T ... '
ine aoiournmcni oi lue legislature,
and direet contact with all classes of1
, .
T - 1 I '1 r. T .. I
iieon e. win it 1 onen an.i evervw nere
' J
hear denunciations load and deep
I
I uUv.-i...o .
agamst ranroart corporation, and
on,li
: aca nsL mose liemoeraiio ir.emoers
r-. I llin I onialufnro who with tlm mi.I
i"' L"v -b "
' 11 I. Ill r"tllltl Ilr . ) II I il III II VU 1: U I 1 i M n
i '
ed the railroad commission bill I
have never, frnm the npainnma of;
" " -
i r i? ne ui . on n us nur srion no i o
1 - i-
j :ie lu"e-cnt moment, heard, solul
argur.eni oa.c, upon tacts aim ng -
' utes tC1M,nS 10 81iow Uie ncce3aK
or advisability of a railroad comis-
sion. Yet, it is hard to comprehend
,
how the great m.jor.ty of thc most
S intelligent people ot the State , with
j the exception, of course, of subsi -
tllzed newspapers, railroa 1 attorneys
j "
j uw; 0UUU1U uc "
est aad so determined in their ad-
vocacy of a railroad commission or j oWU woof our owu cotton aad sup
any ether measure unless there ' p!y tliC m3rkcts of the- world with
should be some good reason for it.
Believing that this was a subject i
worthy of serious consideration and
study, I have begun a careful invest j
igation of it and have concluded that :
as I traveled along the pathway!
1 which will lead me to the house of
I . ...I . J . T r.- lr crm r
, K UO le-u e 1 n i. , I tuc ocr..
Uood company, extend an invitation
to your readers to -go along with me.
A irool in'.
ler the sun
l A: .I 'l'l'lf.)
There is no country un
where a man who is willing to do a m llaliiax county between v e: -.on
man's part in the ttruggle of life can ; and Gaston is available water power
find a better opening than the State i enough ta spin and weave one mii
of Carolina, and we say once and lion bales of cotton annually, it's
for all , that a man in this State, i.oi all around us eerv where nature !
matter what his color, wh claim - j pregnant with wendb, pov r. gran.:-,
that although willing, he cannot get j our and glory, watching ar.d waiting
vfork is an unmitigated liar, who, too I to be courted and touched, in order
lazy to work for an honest living ,
-wends his time loaGng upon the
streets and around corner groceries,
complaining of hard times, profess-
ing willingness to work, when if
work were offered him, would refuse
tf, work being the last thing he is
looking for. North Carolina furnisk
es ample Geld for remunerative ern-
ployment to men who are "l'ling to'
woric.
IS life wonm LIVING?
Not if yoa go through the world a dys
peptic. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets area
p.j.-uve cure fur the werat terms of Dys
pepsia. I udijestion. Flatulency and Cm s
stipation. (biaranteed and s,, i by K. T.
V.'hi'ehead Co.
oi rut:
For 1 he Pi m
H T.
Ti ere chi be no uou'vt about
Souta is more abundant ar.d of
flier (juality thaa 1:1 ar.y other sec ,
tion of the countrv, f-ave tb
state- i
of Manlund and lVunsi lva:;ia ; an 1 j
in these States the uaats have tee-
worked for more t; an thirty years j
while those in the South are barely i
opened. Theirs rnu-t exh-ust thirt j
years sooner than ours , a-.l th;rgs i
i.hn df.inT r.,..ml r..-1 ir,..i nml '
iron,
bemdation 1
steam are the three
tones of nil permanent prosperity !
and greatness. Without tho:u i.o '
f.tin nihi n.ir fir nn ts...
I
royal road of suctvss. 'I h bo the !
South lias m abah.iap-e un 1 to i
6nirn v ti t n.. i hno . omor.tc ,r,
j
tucws stin dWil.-n hp inmm.
tains and till up her valleys, make
her waste and barren (a Ids bloom '
'inil h'ussfim lil.' ' ': ..- ' i i i i i of The
" " v " - ;
valleys of the N.le. We can a 11 to i
these the staple of the vorld. We
maue m r.ue sunny South th.it which j
clothes , not only the United States , j
tut the people of the c.vilized. and
uncivilized world. I lis South ha !
the surest and firmest foundation to
stand upon of any people of
. iu.mo ie-3 w man -i.hhicj L11M1
supplied as l a oar own chen-hed
i and idobze S,uth , if we can be aK
..,., it . , i 1 .-91.'..
n '''''- lyTV1
; conceivable article ordained for the
t .
consumption 01 man or uean is pi 01
; (iaml aml mh,iQ iiere. es , the
i IIIKC;'n iip ; onii p.-. ,.,!,. ;t .sr..
1.1 1 e 1.: i. r 1
1,1 "
r..... 1 ....!.. o.,n. 1,. ,
iciaun , ,1 action, .lu.ouii, oo:u-,
Hill I:Hyis rco thousands of
; IIIII, IilVlS, ijit., a.lU lllOUSan-.ls (J.
1 j ,1 uavis, J.ee, aat t Uousanets o
; olher aiid soi:1, is beyond tl
, , , . , ,
i ,.r .1,,,
tum ih.-ucusi.ili m mc i-.ranb n -
.. rm , i
eration. i ne next generation wn:
Iv : . . . 1 . T , . .4
! ueMU io e-mci anu mi: eiim.o auu
some of the grand realities of the
..n. i
jouiu. uuiiuvi an i uioie li.oiiou-5
. i . . ..... ... .
' .1 : . .; 1 1 : 1, r . 1
aeuieveuieiiis m u. iuiuit
accompliahed by the South. Yes.
: whcn We shall build oar own steam
j ships and men of w.r out of our own
1 , in,ber and steei ; when we shall
: raise our ovvn corr- aail raGat upon
iaiM:(mMi.iW.:Jai, me., --
: our own soil . Ulx vve s!uill build
, our ci:gines, machinery of all kinds, 1
1 t4rs wagons, buggies oat of maters !
&u roUa on our OWQ lands and;
tauen irom nature s rcai anu uhn- ;
, iiaUsuble resevior, me ooweis ot me
eartn ; when we raise and spin our
! tIl(3 manufactured products of the';
ioiiiii.i rn:s
SOI' I II.
South, wc shall cease to be hewers : ..Stiike while the iron is hot" is a
ur Wo el, drawers of water, stone UOfi,i maxim, applicable to all times
bearers and hod carriers of the'a among all people,
artless, wicked North. ! Improve the i resent oj..port unity,
Here in the South, there m aaiN (or the nreeent moment is all that
j ab!e water Il(JWer enough :iud
more
beside3 to run every engine, turn
every mill and spindle, and d.ive
every loom on the two hemispheres,
There is more thaa enough available
! water power in Norui Carolina 10
i 1
j drive every loom and turn eery
! spindle in the United states. Here
1 to leap and spring fortli for the
gratification and gmry of man as the
out going and incoming waves and
rushing billows of the tc:ao rll,
leap, burst and sparkle for the glory
and honor of GoJ. To-day, !;k: the
sleeping giant, the o.d South is,
ignorant of her covered wealth, her
sleeping power, her chained energy,
her virtue as yet unm-pirel, and iter
future greatness, influence, weaitn,
power, and splendor. She is just j When the garden gets as much at
beginning to turnover from her Illp-: tention as th j swine lot, and the
Van-Winkle-sleep. When she rises ; fruit tree? a.- much feed and care a
anil stands erect upon her feet, she ' the cattle, there will be more health
will be the wonder and admiration and (u.i Luaoreu the farm, and
of the civilised world. The g'ori'led j just s mm-h n oney.
from rv- 4.; U : 0
sible.w.th j v 1 :.
A : i , a w c wr. t -j u
uut:i. ubt.ut 1 . c r ;r
Uni, Lcr cl :va'rv :
iiearl is
5
y, -i-d
Y V ft'
W!
glory of ( i o 1 is h l'.-'
Lm. 'L:: e cor.tf.;.
1'aniv, the h-,;. :rj ,!:.
ur, i the ;ro.M
iitti'le of lha or line
the N
i: wn :
the I:-1
wur
hers,
murdering u.i:
brot i.v . n
-is
:i are
co.m'.ry ia '.he b
f a co:r?s,-.
pe-'d" i:' tt''-'!,,-
desolate a::d dicon-o'.a'.e the :."'e
South, m carryii. torr.).v to .r-,
hf :il1 aIi 'u:U:i tC; tver' 'r- 'iIvi
w,'!l ' ":n of the eanr:..n and the
stroke d' u pen sw.-t-pir:;; awr.v Mm-
11 '( 'i.T.O Cl'I!'!!'' :i!id UCCU Illlil at 'M '! ! H
(,f i ' "I
I
t i.fi
lndrcd years, we are c nstruir,e
fe'
arid y
:vo taut from the hand-?
'of a rie-hteous C. id rttr.but io:;s wi!
fe 'oured out and hc:'.)ed upon the
l-c:aH of those: ; a i tl.e'.r descen luiits
ji!urel-i '1
l' v ui". ir,"
w ao to'.kk i, ii:ur u-u
and despoih-d tlr So ith
great property, glory alun Jane
power to the So ith for a perk.
and
and
Wit ll!l' .Id i U
;tire fi'ia; the No t'n
. !;e Ills dea. iiii! in
'''--d :iut
former tr.aej
di-
i
t!..-v
who
obeyed Ilim aad t-ok that which
li'-'-oug to them. Three
cbcers for the South an 1 her gallant
patriotic sons
Tau Iliaa
1 iiiii' I . loiit v.
Time well caqiloVed produces
money or an equivh-nt aisiof some
kind. lime lUi. d away or wasted
away upon : ome ur iieeess: . v cr
useless iabor.i aot only yield-s r .0 re
turn, bat rcpref.-nts a loss of oppor
tunity that ca-mot, be replaced. ( ne 1
may regain any other thing that is
squanderea save time, (bice gone,
it is gone for all eternity. No more ,
important lesson can be given to the
youn than 01; the value of
tinic
It may be passed by tin heed-
ed, for on this subject more thaa any ;
I otlcr m,.n soem n to lear'n '
1
by exiieriece but warnin'- should
i ' .
"
b h, an .isViikvlAn as lliay n
to the irreparable los of waited
!
at
,. L t of arri,-ed
rn , .. n ... .. . , ; '
, " , n
f . .rt ,, f.ir waatrd !
i '"t,v- 're 5 -wv..
time. Lookin-z back with tne knowl- ;
, ,i nnar:Iinn
rar L i
see how reiuh better they misht
; , fir,lPr.wl tm.ir I.,-,., if H,ov
m e .(09 1 usc o(
1
c.,,o. i-...i.i,l ,....,
-
.ulii iiii'(irn.uBi; ii ii ' . t
. 0nr ,.tnri . ..,,.. ..- ThPti.no
' comc wflt3 uv , too, wiil look
j hack Wllh ret . l)Ut thoy sho!;M
f. .v v,BrniM.7 from thp PXI,.r.
ience of others, and tie tans hi as well
ul ;iy be t h at t i me i s moaev, not
; . fl, ' 1(farcpni, hl..f -,.,,;
in the vulgar sense, out m .liat bign-
er one which repreers money asj;irr !;(lW they ridicule and cor.de-,.,,
merely a symbol of things that
good to have. IPaltimore Sun.
A to :tli ilii' I'.af.
are
What the New lie-rae .-nrnn says
in lhe following applies to all of
Ki;.tcra Carolina:
man can cairn as his own.
T
mnrrow may b'.- too late '.
This is a favorable lime for the
development of Kastern North Caro-
: j
ma. Attention has 1 ren called to
its a it resource.-? an 1
(omparable
' advantages, ar.d the p.--,q, of other
communities are turning their st j s
hither to a lind of rorni-e.
... i i
e i . . . i,.
character to cm
our j o !l v hf ; "
o: (.'loita. ana
ire v . h us
a 'e. it: ' w must
iai'.r; .f our r ses
can make tii ; at
show
sions
Sp; '
fore v, .
tract :v to or aer.i. .no
rig a;ua-
t)le wiil ever conv- to a peoj
! wha
j() rot go resolutely to work
to
build no their own
lort tine-. I or-
tunatelv our people have ;ii. their
shoulders to tu.e wheel and ar.- push-
on
.j f.re -)..
r
1 ' T
no r l
yy.e
t e iY
Of th
. ;st lr-tl--'
ftrie "-;.::e
?o doir.g we
.- of our '. o-
l- i ot, and in
ie the f'estirii'.
rta to cene.
rray shr.r
rie rjT a.
lift II I i II.
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proelaimed aaie emphatically tlian
v,o"(s, "I air, strong ; lean upon tr.e,"
N"v , t liings -et ru to b- cut iri ly re
. rfi, unu !( appears inat a.: trie
gallantry and e'.ivalrv which uigl.t
to l'1 innate in man has passed away
1 he lias degenerated to sueh an
extent that the ladies have to pro '
toet and support him in walking out.
Now, girl-, these "dude-i" hmk to
o i pidt-ret '. ei :i:i 1 ;.u
no
Ion thc'.I" b. aver liat , twirl
walking canes, n-nl ive the e Wi
helpb-ss me;: our ril b ).is and j'ma--cr.-
? Why no t ransft r to them y oi;r
!,;. bccomii'g l.a'.s and !o ,g wavir
,,!1;,,US to s''):.dn tho-e 1
all
v. i '
S iIIM"
t!ia'
res, which ' ;i to
1. adingfor piotcctioe
loo I.
what ut'i r 'leenracy
th
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c : tom
u :i.rtaiaiy the rn st undigni i- 1 and
lL) iri(J,t unwarranted trespass npot) !
j,,,,, j manners and true lvtiaeinent '
of any prfctice that lias been adopt
,.( j,y t:ilis -'i'lrl-o."
Xow.laying a-i le all j.-st.l wih'.. to
say to you giiN that in this ntt, nipt ,
to pl,'v "the
1 1' - 1,1
at" you ar
"l-bLmi- !
iuur veiir nan
!' ij. natural to woman s heart to
aire are! to c: joy ad miratioi!, an 1
th.' "ir! av!
who r elves much at'- ritior
often mistaki s t !.:s for ad m ;ratior:
The b- aiix fall i.ito your "fast way-
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sciM-s - i jony l;oou nine, oo no:
e. t.,r vnmolf ti.-if ,.ti.nthin rutins
: - -
admiration, for by your lack of mod
: t..,ty you lower yourself in the est i-
nir.tiots of all men ; tl e 'uls wlio
receive the most, attention are often
. .
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ait admired.
'I' lit- very n
who
carry on
with forward y u; girU, s .y very
uly things oba.d. tln-m when they
are 'oifhcr and the girls are i. t
pTC?
Tit.
I really pi'y girls who
.., ,.p r f) r()Trn .,
, ' . . ...
brothe:
tee!
te0Ill JOV untrustworthy mo-t rnei.
the fi.-ward girls, wbile t lie lru!
iipidest girl is always highly spoken
of. a : mi red an 1 almost revered ec,
I'V the "fast" young men.
No matter how beautiful, bow ae--
complihed or how talented a woman
i ... i . i- i
may nc ii sne no i-s mo-iesiy la-.i-.
to camrcand di.o rcFpeet from th-oj)pr,-it
sex, Molesty is said to 1
"vo.nan's moif. .recioiis j I ;" -hi-oa-jbt
to learn its worth, thca vb;e
a
a
guald :t i1 h th utiv '- . vig
ilance.
There is a groat laek of mo reV.y
n i-v-a days, and I bometimes worei r
if the mother- are' not rn much to
alamo as the giris. If they were
lati':;t fiom their infancy that m
;s'y i-j a v.oma.'i's only a -if.- guar '
hey would value it more highiy an 1
should not. ca,t it asiile so ( asdy.
Now, my Uear girls, fak war an.:;
.i
1 not one.: . give np m'r-i a'.om:
e castor: , eractiee. fa-si. on r
atever .- i may t
and y ou rr."; . if yon
ca
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1)
ll.'
ood b
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the
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or
li.' ye iiKe
Do j on think
rare v i ::c c r the o a t h -j : 1 i : r: g
i
not ;
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and
lhe Liiildmc, -a
t; ve of the
a'
fur:-
W !:'..; e son.
( cable food at sligi.t e-o
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