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Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
Praising Another Woman co His
NHife

met an old fame of mine on the
street the other day, and she looked as
pretty as pink. Really, she looked 80
pretty couldn't help thinking of her
all the way home. That was all very
well, but unfortunately 1 mentioned her
to Guiana. saw at once had happen-
ed upon an unlucky topic, but blum
dered on. In self-defense for the i'm
preston she had made upon me, was
obliged to dwell upon her charms.
Really, my DEAR" said l, ''you have
Dressed in the most exquisite of taste,
too. Now, you know you never will ad-
NIT that have taste at all. Yet she
was dressed exactly as l would have
her" $50
'Indeed?" said Guiana, icily.
"Yes. And then she has such pretty
eyes. Did you eyer notice her eyes?
Such very pretty eyes-haZel eyes
with dewy look about them, like flow
ers in the morning."
Guiana shifted.
'sAnd upon my word never noticed
before what a complexion she had Why
it is clear as little child's. Dear me,
And to think that she is married. Well!
well! Inever thought she was SO hand
some until"-
"Until you were married, 1 hope2"
asked Guiana.
"No, my dear, no-until she was.''
Thought this was rather good. But
Iulana's face looked like Minerva's
shield, which was said to have TUNED
people into unpleasant and disagreeable
things when they gazed upon it. She
went for me: She Yent for me so effect
eyes, and started for the door.
"Where are you going?" oueried Zul-
ana.
II am going to the devil, madam"
replied, fercely.
1Do you think you can find hima" she
asked, satirically.
Without any trouble. He is every
where. He is easy Of access, and oae
does not have to wait in the ante-room.
Your sex finds him even more easily,
permit me to remark, than we. He is a
| gallant man. San Francisco Argonaut.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22

boars and brood sows, and can't read
yourself. Don't you love beasts better
than your children and your mindsSa
The honest Dutchmen began to confer:
That is right" they said ''he only told
the truth ~
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
A Young Editors Good Fortune

About three years ago a young boy
left Philadelphia to seek his fortune in
the west. He went to Colorado, and,
having had some experience in news
paper work, supported himself for
awhile by writing letters to the Chicago
papers. To use the native phrase of
this country, he finally 'tgot stuck on
mines" He had been in the west
about a year, when he fell in with an
old fellow, who was an expert mining
engineer. The two became fast friends.
The newspaper writer knew little about
mines and less about prospecting. Then
ne was rather frail young man, i'll fit
ted for such a hard life. He drifted
into New Mexico, and was employed on
the Las Vegas Gazette, afterwards get
ting control OF it. He worked yery hard.
and divided his earnings with the old
miner whom he had Joined, without
question. He grub staked" him for all
OF his prospecting tours, and every now
and then, when he would come into civ
llization, furnished him the extra mon
ey he required for spree and new
clothes. For two long years, in season
and out of season, this young boy stood
by and helped the miner from out of his
scanty earnings.
u met this old prospector," said he,
who is thoroughly educated man and
q member Of the Royal College of Mining
Engineers. had faith in his honesty
and ability, and for more than two years
our mining interests have been insepar-
able. have divided all l could earn
and, although it has been a long time
coming, have never lost faith in his strik-
ing it fat some day. suppose I have
given him $1,000 to $1,000 in all, and
would have continued to help him as
long as he wanted it. 1t was mighty
hard grubbing for both Of us sometimes.
but we stuck to one another as though
everything had been sunshine. A few
weeks ago he struck it very rich, and.
like the honorable, honest man that he
is, he at once transferred me one halfin-
terest in all his claims, seven in num-
ber."
"Was he bound to be so liberal?''
. Not atall. Everything depended up
on his sense Of right. Legally, he was
not bound to give me anything; but he
has more than justified my opinion of
him as man ofhoncr and ability"
How rich are your claims?"
The most valuable yet found about
Silver City, the richest mining region of
New Mexico. Last week gathered up
465 pounds of the debris from the dig
gings, took it to Denver, and had it smell
ted. They gave me check for 81 900
for the proceeds. This would make the
ore yield sc, 400 per ton. I think this is
only fair estimate Of the value of the
mines"
s'Will you hold and work tnem?"
II have not yet determined what I
will do. have just refused $3.50, 900
for my interest in the property. But it
is worth, and l can got, a much larger
sum for it. I may sell, for l am in loye
with my profession, and if made aihalf
dozen millions would still want to be
connected with newspaper.n-Lette
to Philadelphia Press.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22
An Anecdotc of Daniel webster.

When Webster was at the zenith Of
his career, one day a gentleman waited
upon him to engage him for the defense
in an important case at law, the amoun-
at stake in the suit being eighty thous-
and dollars. The gentleman asked Mr..
Webster what the retaining fee would
be. "A thousand dollars" "a thou
sand dollars" exclaimed the gentleman.
engage to do, sir. do not only hold
myself at your service in the matter,
perhaps for month or more, but de-
bar myself from accepting any offer, no
matter how large, from the plaintiff"
The applicant was satisfied with this ex-
PLANTATION, wrote out the amount, and
gave it to the great expounder, who, af-
ter he had put it into his pocket, said:
will now give you bit of advice, gra-
tis. If you can compromise
this business upon fair terms with the
plaintiff you had better do so." The
client acknowledged his thanks and
took his leave. In few days after the
gentleman called upon Mr.. Webster
again and told him that a compromise
had been effected, and the matter was
congratulated his visitor on the result,
and would have turned to other busi-
ness, but the visitor seemed to have
something further on his mind. "Of
course" he ventured, after pause, "I
Webster.a acertainily N not, sir" aAnd
and i ow about the one thousand dol
lars pal d you?" family asked the gem
tleman, who was not quite reconciled to
paying such sum for services which
were never to be rendered. "Oh, ah!"
responded Daniel, with bland smile;
''you don't seem to understand. It is
very simple. That was retaining fee
called in law retainer. By virtue of
the contract I also became retainer.
What should I retain, if not my fee?"
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-06-22

Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton has
spent the past winter in England, and
has received much social attention.
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FOR those who leave are good hands. who arr
delute1 into the belief that they can rapidly
improve thciI condition elsewhere while the
dronos are always with as and can neither D,
scduced nor driven 70 i country where harsi
work furnishes the only means OF living. The
emigration fever has hecome such an epidemic
In North lsrOlinS. just above ny, that the press
sd people are calling upon the legislature 10
Inquire iato the causes and devise rvme,iial
iueasurcN
Thousands % bales Of last seasons cotton
were LET. In the fields 70 rot in CONSEQUENCE o.
the sczp,ity VI labor, aud Il Is feared that 4
much greater demand for farm hands will ~
unSuppied the coming season. II ADDITION 10
this, tne continued rains since TIE LIT OF lanU-
airy up 10 tho present time have prevented the
farmers from oGltiyating their lands. although
tue winter has been otherwise highly favorable,
and even az this date the beautiful peach bios
SONS greet the eye on every side.
Vita all her draw backs, the state today , In
4 hourishing condition. with brilliant pros
peetiye. Cotton factories are fairly springing
into existence, and wherever waler-p0ser is
conveniently located preparations are being
made TO utilize IL. In localities not blessed with
easily developed water-power, factories are be-
ing erected and steam power applied. brief
tabular statement OF the progress made since
1850 In cotton factories may not b. without in
tereSC
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NOTICE.

1874 '' ,o wv DO rsceivsd until Apdi 1.
uons, l0r the erycton Of court. house. ana VI
70 % ere wd Big HprinR Texas III 4 Cot nj
y c,xessu ~, ~ when co1plelc1,
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,rrox rAcroRlrs ~ sourH CAROLINA
FUTURES.

THE future markets in New York and New or.
leans were remarkably quiet to-day, opening AZ
about the closing figures OF yesterday, and clos
mg without material change. The sales were
light in both cities indicating an uncertainty in
the minds ot all operators as 10 future prices.
The general opinion seems 20 be that cotton is
now too low, but the heavy receipts point to an
overproductiOn of the staple this season, which
must of course operate against an advance,
Chicago Produce and Provisions, There was
better feeling on the Z ain board In Chicago
to-day. and both wheat aud corn showed a
N.clt advance over yesterdays quotations.
Waeat wont up about three-eighths for both
March aud May, and corn showed an advance
81 half cent for these months. Pork sympa.
thifed with the advance in grain, and 1t went up
for all the months l9h cents.
In st. Louis at noon there was decline ofone-
fourth in both wheat and corn. and an advance
OF one-iourIh In March oats, and OF one cent for
May,
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COTTON.

THE total receipts of cotton In this city since
the first of last September are 81, 100 bales The
total number compressed. 35,25l The number
OF bales shipped without COMPRISING is s7G
bales. Although there have been over &c 900
bales of cotton shipped IRON. this city this sea.
son, not single bale has been forwarded 10 u
co ton factor r agent in the east Every bale
was purchased IN this city by spinuers agents
for the eas ern states or Europe IL is we'll
authenticated fact that Dallas buyers this sea.
son have paid better prices for cotton than have
those of any other city in north Texas, and as
this becomes known the receipts here are ia
crta ed, and cotton is being brought here from
more distant localities
The total rece ipts of cotton In this city to-day
were 100 bales, q by rail us follows / for San
ger Bros by the Texas u Pacific for J. c. Nc.
Clure, Trinity Mills for Blankenship 4 Blake
from Cisco and ~ for T. h Mitchell, from KauC
man, The only shipment was % bales by T. II
MITCHELL over the Texa, 4 Pacific, Prices all
over the country were unchanged. but the mar
kets were dull or quiet The large receipts at
the ports keep the staple down to the lowest pos.
sible figures, and the prospects now are not for
any material advance, Prices in this city re-
main steady.
Good mlddhng ........................, 9N
uuiihB' g'a
strict low middling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LoW unuullnB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
,oou ofuihhTy ........,........,..,.. S'a
SEuiuoi'''''.'..'.. ...,'.''''',,,,, ca
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stylish, perfcct-ltt well made garments hi.
nt reasonable prices. Please state as near M
possible tho color, price, style, etc., desired.
A whole suit can now be sent by mail at small
cost. I1CkNOR 4 GO. refer 70 thousands
whom they have thus supplied during The
past 70 years. Send for samples, or call al s,
w. cor. 9th and Chestnut sts., 81. Louis
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e0Sc PRESCRIPTION for the speedy cure
TOIc Seminal Weakness Lost Manhood
Nervousness Confusion Of fdeAs, Aver.
s,on % Society, Detective Nemery aud disorder
bought on By secret habit aud exucsses Any
druEgili has the lngredientA. 81 Louis Curative
,usututn Go B. ChssleA 81 Loub No
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We present no pretended miracle. =.
Truth is mighty and must prevail"
No sophistry can Withstand tho power
of Its honest utteranco.
Editor q Erenlnq PNss :

Editor Of EreniRg Prcss;--
DEAR SIR, - Feeling deeply grateful for the
great benefits which have received from the use
of avery valuable article which has its origin and
home in our beautiful city, aud hoping that others
who are afflicted as | have been may find like re.
lief from its use, beg the indulgence Of few
lines In your valuable paper for the privilege of
communicating to you brief statement Of facts,
for the benefit of the multitude Of sufferers to ho
met with on every side. Many OF my friends well
know that have hoen very severely afflicted
with heart disease for number OF years, and
have suffered from il as only those can suffer
who have that disease 10 reduced my strenrthso
low that | could scarcely walk across my room.
and the least eXertiOn rendered mo so short
breathed that dared scarcely move and life
seemed very burdeGsomc. Twas treated for my
malady by the best physicians, and deriyedno bon.
eft from their treatment or prescriptions until
] was advised by my family physician 60 use
Hunts Remedy, as my trouble was caused by in
action of my kidneys. which affected very seri.
ousy the action Of my heart. commenced talk.
ing 1t davlng little faith In Il or any other mcdi-
cine), and 1t has helped mo wonderfully. and
am now great deal better and have been ever
since ] began It's use. In fact ! have taken no
medicine that has benefited me so greatly. My
breathing Is easy, and have gained in strength
50 much that avn able to do my homework.
cheeriully recommend Hunts Remedy % all who
may DO afflicted Us have been, or who are suffer
ing from general debility and nervous prostra-
ton Respectfully,
Mrs. A. O. ROCKWELL,
Pearl Street, Providence, Il. /.
A standard medicine for curing Bright's Dis
case, Dropsy, Kidney, Bladder, aud Glandular
Maladies Is Hunts Remedy Female Weak
ness, Pain in the back and loins, Gravel Diabetes,
lntomperancc, Excess, and Proslration Of the
nervous system arc cured by Hunts Remedy.
Hunts Remedy imparts health aud ygor to tho
constitution when it has become dcblltuted.
Hunts Remedy restores the invalid to health.
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WON. / am
|rid OF that
errt bia

disease; Bring drug clerk. have seen 20
many hundreds OF men dosed with calomet
iodtoe oil mercury and iodide OF potash, untl
they Were made complete wrecks, that shud
DER TO think OF the misery which has been
brought on the human family by the usa 81
merouiials for Blood diseases II Il 4 CRYING
shame that physicians will no, acknowisiss
the merit OF your GRAND MOON Mrblc,Ss. Use
my name as you Wish. Jill RArr
~ you doubt come 10 see us aud ro will
uURk YOU, or charge nothingl Write nr par-
uculars and copy OF the little hook s'Noxsare
70 The Unfortunate suffering" Ask any drug.
gist rs to our standing.
chemist who will find. ON analysis Of 100 bottle
or : ;; s.. one particle OF Mercury, lodide 81
Potassium, or any Mineral substance SWIFT
SPECIFIC CO., rroprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of Small Size u. "a
Large Size -l.S6
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FINANCE AND COTTON


nALIAs MzrcA S-Money in this ciS a. this
time Is piCutiful and easy, and banks are dis
counupg freely al aFsg-clSss paper on short
time One prominent banker remarked that be
did believe there vas as much money 10
north Texas now as there WAS one year srO but
that all commercial paper WAS discounted " hgn
offered Merchants report collections good. and
consequently they are NOT pressing the backs
heavily Tor discounts, The larger demand To-
money comes from eattemea and stock. row.
eTS Who are Willing - pay a goa per cent. ON
longer time A few persons who arr making
improvements IN The city sre asking Tor losnS,
but generally for short tine and in small
amounts kaStern exchange Is scarce even
now when heavy sh puieats Of cotton are being
made ahd Is selling 81 u Premium. Corn Is
taken al par 20 q discount
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CURE YOURSELF

w nahnnnant Vegetable Curati,ev iswsrrsp.et u, A.
v.an,niy cure al Forms of spsrtAttersSsa or H., IN
lvt fevsr,s and brings back the aissikfui Sits,-
s mao nave DESTROYED BY sexual escssS or M
tee. nirsin Two 10 seven weeks time This
"a, efsn ned BY pr Bohannan Ia nj. private Tsfise Z
o'Umrty years, was never known 10 Mi In s,si,s
the WORST cAsfA II gives yi,sitv a." ~, eu!.hk y,
W.T. wonderful eiest 70 those mlds-agcd men vao n,
nv :, pyona their years. 's psopss
uv iet ny nncr Young men suffering ftom XXI -.
qe,nss q ina. srndiay des.fuc,ive habit q Ssi xr
!hhhANkAr cure. The patient gains n ,srssi sss.sy y
,iy o. sprs a. once as acts directly on ,c parts AZ.
~ soothing and healing tonc and nposiv X ~ ~
!aSsd seminal ye.clcs and ira,ed duets nrSssss a
t hs s "a ssl9r'ng them to their natural s ~
nf,sdenis are simple PRODUCTIONS Of nature 49,,
n,,o. &c apd are spcelae for the aboyr diseases.
y addrsss fol splc only Of Dr. q A. ii"SsnSsss M,
a. " North lnh street, between wnshlnri"n sxsn, va
"Iun,uc,i " lou-, Estahls ned In ixlr '''' "
u .lt,s,i.n on Special bssssss@ which v,x,.
enrs. s,e ~ snr w naia,s s,''s. n,sns
t.h 10 any hddrct, upon receipt ofonc c.mn -'~ -
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RxroRra
This Year. Last Year

a writer from Columbia, SouIh Carolins, kayE
VI he tide OF emigration IRON South CafOlin.- 20
Arkansas OF negro lsborers still goes on bul
now and then there ~ n oountefarting cure 4
few days ago . SORE or more left drecnvillo
county, but about the name time "A many Z,
turned from the land Of steel tooth. pick, To Their
old homes In Aiken, South Carolina, feeling
that there was better futur, ahead OF them In
THIS state. Tho emigration Of laborers Is
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GRATITUDE

DENVER, Co... August 50. lisa --Gents, 1csn.
not md worts with which 10 expreks nay rrat-
itude TO You tor the cure your Swifts fpcciho
has etiocted In my case. Twas afflscted with thS
horrible blood disease for three years. and amer
cred my case hopeless one. used only one
dozen small bottles Of s. y &. aud there Is not &
sign Of the disease remaining. ny sores are al
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~pR EvaKSE On vAux. OF FRANCE
ma, made rs his agents for the state Of TeIas 3
hial Restorative % VitanxvrS All s1fectssi Sisr
nervous debility. loss Of manhood and an Nm.
dred disessss should q once procure nj scircuisr
l,om when TO learn TIE cause Of the fisesscS
US or through US by your dfpssis, az vex .rsss
the never falling remedy
cRowDCS BALDWIN 4 wiAIrANs
wholesale Druggists. DALAI Texss
by retail at Howell d nm and IscS fSss.-.
Illustrated Marriage Guide 40 pages closh-
and eiit binding. 50 cents; same In paper GOV
Is Gems. Manhood. 10 cents: womanhood
cents; pamphlet ecnts securely sealed.
NAH. Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER, the great specialist si7 ST. chsslss
street, 81 Louis. No.
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NH mn2NAE Ia I nss. si. y. s.cs.sa
nruqp - ID, married andilpcse ecnssss
NRHsWEHVps..ss marr.sc shcuid llsv
NSred q Recipes sst strurcn
mS est q RSssy. rsmps Addav
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MARRIAGE rasssI
pLAHTEEs. GUIDE
Elegant cloth and Gilt binding. Sealed lori:
uu, 10 NE articles on the following subjects; Who n
Marty, who not Why. Proper age 10 marry. Who mai
eelihaey aud excess. Who shoul marry tisN ~ srd
Iincsshay bcincIcased The physoiosy Of
hovsht 10 BY ali adult peisons ihs
septunder lock aud hey. Popular edition. same a above
Iaper eovei soo pases No ets. BY uAh, 10 money
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NVNTtU, INV
my throat
Is entirely
tfxaaSa n.
The Republican journal., 1883-07-12

,r, . - -
nr d,e anuS l Nm S1S lgas
IN w @5o,.?o'o''
ia @ ,o1 ~, 20 oon,im o
1o' n,-nIi ., oea 20 III, ''9o'
Va ~. - a. :" VI, @i,V'I,oo ianh IN ~;
Man',f,r ~ ~ S,c 10, tiii
t;,' o. u 1 iiOlle
~ ~ ~ i ~ pas I'Shl w.
iem i S nliIs' SoV...ol, lewiston
,lu D!g o. 9oyo Nv, LtMl ESQ
1l'cnlHr w. 9loI-.oo' LdhGoiii NILS So,uo-.-
80 go IA 81 y q . mon Mater Co.,
-, ,o-'oo' Il: - Wy hoh-I 9-'f2f'V''
az i: it.ioi " 81! 'sio ~ is'oh ooul mai
.nat ',n IMMENSE army o. wlhSiess sraSshop-
toi5 nav 'i,pealeu On .hG laIlns OF Messr>'
JOSHUA L',iiipelt anu WI, Iache1I on tne river
I9au' Dui nam, ana OF imam Dlhgiey, next
aooNt III Aupulli' anu tha' the! are eaIihS All
before lhehl grass gram potatoes ana corn,
W li''t Is SihSuiar' haioi! any STasshopperS are
louhu on tHe iai lls auyoinllS' lhGst Sfassiop-
IeIs are "ihSless variety, ana nave maze
thelr appearance on the farms III small numbers
i dDl liIec !elsi puI lIls year they arc lcSlon.
ii,a aIe sl's2lsll III tnJll ii,9N elllrts alu IN
role pi'tts almost UldShth 'he Sloui'u' IT. Is
feared inat theN VIII destroy an the growing
crops ana vegetation IN that LOCALITY:
Mackerel were quite scarce uhli the last TWO
ulNs OF IaSl week; ana some solu as hlSh as -
70 ~ per hundred IN Boston. FRIDAY several
lic5 "'In iahueu' anu small Sizes Drought
Si'oo TO 80 ana large - 10 % per hundred.
ne t3ilnellcS III Boston Flclhltv ana III Name
nave been ldle, owing TO me scarcity OF fish,
anu uFalGrs lc hot aoe 10 M ORDERS lof canned
ih"theIcl 'akph cary III Inc season. \ as
patcn rom Deer $50 Ne, reports number
Oh inachelei Nes>eiS III porl; all had taken small
hduls ~ 10 ID miles southeast from MI. Desert
I l. IIll all lHrSt; ana o'hers an mixers
~ an. hi"TheItl III tii't. hapoI OF u'al pays
y lev were hookeu OH hochEind Harpor'
mere were twenty o0npeIllors al tne Guy
llnt IahSe' 'ceIlnS' thursday ana rlua!.
CoHlle.lnS lor pi1ce on ihe Hreculnor6
7t"tG Ilil' iG"nl. Although !ne "eaIier WAS eA-
cttulHsl! not llie men qua eNTeilGhl WORK:
HHo"lhS gu lliiPloNeIilcHt oNGi tlit SnootlS Oh
~ HtH "inS 20 lle iiiapIlli Oh tHe NentF-
~ lnlpvrtol " h.lie llarilcc 70 DC present, me
.iaICh WIS q,lutI the management OF Sap!' Y;
" "a, i, oi oiti"li'l: ana APP ~ H. lialsieo
oI !t'l ny NV inspectors Vi liH'
p!'ytlVe' ro"iteeh Vi tle men il'thiiS tle
ny ie>t scores M c0hsillu'e ihe tcahi
"lu substitutes soo . n"tl NAN hau tWehtV-clSht
>HDdS III IVY ana 'rUo .arus,
! Ht nous VI Lr. - VI. 'uihlilinSs OF Iori-
rama was entered ny burglars on sunday hl@ht
ana ,G, aoout e-,% worth OF property 'aken.
ne o:poI nahhtI, one OF !le olueSi papers
81 ne hN'rSaisl uen0lniha'loh mas pceh s4.u
y, ~; nv, l. g. -hc"'' u hiram anu "col2e "
Nth,Ia, ~ -Au 4Es; -,
!, >. lo|igi' On: ~ we pi4gsl litl
ll"i'> Oh boston, VINO ulto III SCUM iiHncock'
il',, uil tII ~ lns''; was MAINE ol -Nailir.
nolH h'li p.nSUl' ilc "ch. 10 postoil q, ne
" 81 -, tmtpIIilS tlle employ OF lev hartelt
~ ~ IT 'lilit ~ pCtdlht iltnlpti oi liidt
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makes fight for his freedom, but always comes
out vanquished. But MISREPRESENTATION is tie
first law of nature" even when the minister is
around, and after feeble and Intellectual fight
the interview closes, and the minister goes away
victorious carrying off his scalp, after assuring
nm how kind and accommodating he always
Is, and with this blessed thought pcrvading his
whole being, he takes his Bible and reads
through the first four books Of the new Tesla
ment to see if he can find any special words of
promise there for the accommodating man.
above other Christians
My whole thoughts and soul 60 ont to the
accommodating man, and did | hold mortgage
on other souls | would forecose on them, and
pour the sympathy Of all upon him. For what
he cndurcs and suffers, and braces up under for
others, is sufficient to wear out wrought iron
boiler.