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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15
SheriF's Sale.

BY virtue ofa writ of execution and or.
der ot sale issned out of the above name,i
Court, In the above entitled action on tha
9TH day Of June, 1888, 20 me directed and
delivered for the sum OF Sli8.75, with in
terest thereon nc the rate OF one per cont
per month from the oath day of october,
1882, and the further SUM of $84 40 with
ntesest from said date ut tho rate of 8 per
cent per annum and the further sum OF
S62 o5 costs, will on Saturday the 9TH
day of July, 1888, at the Court House door
in the city of Albany, Linn county, Ore
gon at the honr of one o'clock, p. IN sell
at public anction for cash in hand To the
highest bidder The real property hereto.
fore attached In said action and described
as follows, TO wit:
The east half Of the northwest I OF section
% township 8 south range east Linn coun.
ty, Oregon, and tho undivided one.half
interest in The north half Of the southwest
quarter Of section % township 0 south range
] east in Linn county, Oregon, the proceeds
of sale 10 be applied first to the payment Of
the costs aud disbursements of suit and ac-
cruing costs and next to the payment of said
judgment with interest as aforesaid,
Dated tkis 9Th day Of june 1888.
GEORGE HUMPHREY,
Sheriff Of Linn County. Oregon.
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NERVOUS DEBITTTY

iia. y G. wrsr's NEfgE 19D Erux III sr.
xKxT. guaranteed 8pecihc for HysaeFia. Uizzi.
BsaAx Conyuislons, lrts. Nervous k.nraiesa.
hsaeia1hel Nervous Prosirfiin esstsss - Ire use
preston. hoftsnlns sf tks Brain ssfnaire IN IL
sasisy and lradlna 10 Iuisery. dfcas ard aaafh.
PFrl.atnrs Osd Mo-. IhfFef.ness. Iofs If poNtr
orrhno chff-sd ~ otef-fxerfign Il IT. fsiB. ss-f.
abuse or oTer-indulEeuCe. zach tx eaHfairs
one months treatment. si1aH Issx. 80 f5x lDxss
for flno sst b. mail prepaid ~ re ~ s.f fFre
VIZ GUARANTEE SgE I0At -
in cure any ease. With earE oFff-r rsceited ~ as
for AK boxa@, accompanied with $40 =. vii
End the purchaser our written guHrzi ile io -
fuud Tie money II the tresimeuf dos MT effect
q cufp. GuHEnnieea isehssi oniy by
WO0DARD. GGsA RK Il 40.
V|7S1S1@@S Grz=4 ISS-za Ez-zecS=-=
IORTLASIB. OREGON.
Ortiers by mai sS.u f'ceira oEpsaSi attention.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15
Final Settlement

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Administrator ofthe estate of Alfred
Powell. deceased, has filed, In the Comfy
Court, for Linn County, Oregon, bis final
account as such Adminlstrator, and by or
der of gaid Court, Monday, the End day Of
July, 1854, at the hour of one o'clock, p. m,
n set for hearing objections thereto, and
the settlement thereof. Any person inter-
ested in said estate, IL hereby notified to
appear and file his or her objections TO said
final account on or before said day.
Dated May "a, 1883.
j. q. POWELL.
Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15

Clinton. Ipgo. ATril %. lGsI.
~1ish you w.E'1 Ses,a Hsa ; sIring Or the VIA
l.iey Watch ~ the Wy this E1iery il =
satsh sold ia yosr serew Eessi case tsa farmer
last fAiI. The 81 JaHuarg he lost The watch in
ss woods. and foand I, t,Is veek in aiosil cne foot q
~A,sF, & had iala three months and ever in sno~
and water. With i'at slight Injury tbs yaishonly
; hair sPrnz,
C.s. R,rx0SB-
T1ssAbSye were very ts.sa. and demonstrate
i,syaDa doubt. tha; fas Any rssonaiie sssigth q
Iae dur ifsNhih a~ateh might ~ nsSsr water IL
~oaid receive injury whatever.
We make these eases IN hl;h god and siiyst and
perfectly pist i'r'.of gtsm Winding Watch CO.
elaiiiensa the worid sa pro luce its equal.
FsF sale by ais arHa-elasS Je~eIers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15

manhood ID al Is complications ahu tsh Whatsfe.
cause produced n enriches aud pnrines the hiooss
strengthens abe nerves. brain, muscles, dgeseoa re-
nroetiye organs and nhys cal and mental faenltles'
it ssons any unnatuaal dehtattng drain npon she
system preventing involuntary losses dehaitating
dreams seminal losses with the urine, etc. 70 ue-
slruetve Ia mind and holy. II Is sure ellmaatat
af al kidney and bladder complasnts CONTAINS no
Injurious ingredients. To those suerins from the
evil effects Of youthful indscresions SPECIFY shs
oarh and permanent cure Il GUARANTkkb, fres
81 90 per bottle or i've bottles In ease with to I'll
FecGions and advice. So Sent secure from ohseF.s
aa 70 any address upon receipt II prcc or Z. O. ID
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15
The Great English Rene

Isa never falling cure for
Nervous Debility. Seminal
Weakness, Exhausted VI
|sality, Sperlnatorrhsna.
|G0sT ssANMoOD. I'm
potency, Paralysis. and al
Terrible effects u self
|Ahnse, youi hfui follies and
|excasSea in ulaiurer years
such ~ ie~S at Memory.
|I.assifnie, Emission. Aver.
sion 10 Society. DimnessoI
Vision, Noises in the Head,
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DR., NIn;ieis Kidney Remedy, Sephretienm, cures
IL kinds II kiney and bladder complaints. .geRorIhaa
gBeet leouehoFrhua. For sale By all druggists, II
60ttIe six bottles for -.
Dr.. Aintis Dandeli0n Pills the best and cheap
est Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in the uaEEst- bot
sale b. all druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15
Weak Kidneys Cured.
CoNroocooK. y II,

coSToocooK, y II.
March 8, 1850.
have been greatly troubled with rheumatism and
weak kidneys. was adylsedto try ALLcocg's PcRors
PLAsTERs ad used two other kinds Of oalled Porous
Plastsrs which did me good. but OF yours has
worked liked charm giving me complete relief and
have NOT been troubled with rheumatism aud kidney
complaint since using thom, aud consider myself
GUIDED.
EDWARD ID. BrRYuAu
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The following letters tell their swI
sfoPy.

valdossa. Georgia. July -. isss.
y sid ane Il Jour Patent pgsi roaof Case
about tss montls ago, Aad tl,e ether dsy il eaus
tk q nae vlt the request - make Il wind easier.
On examination found that lie sisn. sas rusty. aad
Impaired Into tisa cause dit The gentlemen stated
10 ms ths, hs xas starting some sazlazs that lad
lodged In the tsnd Il the nyeT, when bis chain
caught IN bash and tlirs@ l.s wsteh lHiS shoH,
Twelve feet otwA.er, AMI hs vas about two hour,
ADDING Il. When be ga ls out .. running an
he thought all right. la abpnt three months b.
fossnd that the stem hard 10 infn aud ssnt il y
me.
Ian ny tha, tho aa.eh f All uAi tho eo,alaai,,
claims tor h ass recommend is u all Faliroad Ana
NIL Hen.
L. ". ntsnf-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15

Sample bottle frees Sent on application by es,er.
stating symptom, ssx aud age Communications
strictly confidential
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price, 0r q ID. Responsible persons can pay when
cured. ssfieteat necrucy maintained. lhtenA
cured At home, Dr. lAeblg Dispensary has. AN ele
rant drug store IN rs building
Too fre1uent evacuatona of tho bidder and ropy
seeliment In urine ara symptoms of secondary semi
nal weakness and proatatorrhea, Complaints readily
Yield 10 Tie nr. LIeblg treatment
Ordinary Casea-Any recent case OF special or
priyatf lIseassa cured Tor $40. Remedies hilclent
IL euro viii he prnHptiy sent With ftdl directions
aud advice, on receipt OF $40. All packages are
saetirely covered fron observation.
InylgeratoF samples Free.
To prove The wonderful power Of the Great German
Tnysoratnr sa battle II either usbsr viii ba sent
free ssf charge fuYsnna ordering free hottie viii
aaly have ~ pay expreaHagv on delivery.
Most powerful electric belts ireo 10 patients Con
snltalas, exAmlnato on and advice free aud private
Call OF write.
nr. LIEnIE & CO. 40a CsaFy Sc.
Private Ensraure. ta5 Mas0u M,. Cat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15

Is in its effects mild in It's action as IL does not
blister yet it Is penetrating and powerful 70 reach
other enlaTgements, such spayfBs, splnts clrbs,
calous, sprns, swelIiugs and any aTneness aud en-
largemeuts of the joints limbs, for rheumatism
used for man or beast. Il Is now known to be the
best IMMINENT for man ever used, acting mild and
yet certain in its effect.
Send address for illustrated Circular which we
think gives positive proof Of is virtues No remedy
has ever met with such unqualified success TO our
knowledge, for beast as well as man,
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for So All drug
gisfs have il get il for you IL viii be sent 10
any address reeefptef price by the proprietors
Dr. B. ]. KENDALL and Co., Enosburgh Falls, VI.
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IDR. Q. .. SALFIELD,

&te Aearney ss.s han kFAaeastu. Nat.
Consultations strictly confidential ny letter or ~
asi~e FRKF For fhe convenience OF patients and In
order 10 insure pc feet secrecy have addopted pr
s4ts address under which all packages are forwarded
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Sufficient 20 shaw its merits win lie sent 10 any oas
applying hy letter. stating hfs symptoms aud age
Cknmunieations strictly eobndsntiai,
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= DO no, .ar.,,i.s lde:

This great strength.
cntng remedy and nerve
|laale Is the legitimate re-
suit of oyer twenty years
|eg practical experience,
and ceres with untalling
eeltainty Nervous aud
|tshyslesl debility, scmi-
nal weakness, sleFtnator-
|rhoea. pres tatoFrhoCa,
'esnisasalls. e m Pc tency,
Exhausted vitality. pre-.
..nature decline and loss d
4 = y
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-15
KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Hamilton, No.. June I4th, 1851.
u. J. KExptLL & 1o.,--Gents This j. - certify
that have used KebdalIis SPAWN enFe and haze
found Il tO be al IL Is fecognnt Bded e and ia
fact more too have removed By nsiIig the AlSve
Callous, Bone Spavins, Hing bones spllBta. and can
ebeeTfully testify and recsmutend it he the best
thing for any bony substance have ussd and {
have tried many as have male that my stniy for
years.
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c. f0 GOO per day at home Samples worth
.oD w s1LUs5 free. Adress -sTIxsox & Co.

Our Spring and Summer
Price-Ligt No. SO, has made
its appearance - improved
and enlarged. Over 200
pages. Over 8, 900 illus
trations. Contains quota
tons, descriptions and illustrations OF
nearly all articles in general use, from
Adam and Eve to Sitting Bull and Mrs.
Langtry. 1t costs Us % cents for every
copy We mail-nearly $50 900 per annum.
Hmakes our hair red TO think of it. We
should have the cost of production. The
book is fill of brains. Send for It, and
enclose % ents-anything or nothing
Let us hear from you. Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD e CO.
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To the Unfortunate !!
DIR. GIBBONS
Dispensary.

200 KEARyE ST.,
OHO eorney Of CONNER
cial Street, San Francisco.
Established IN 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such
~ GoBoFFIsea, S:Ieef,
/: stFIetaFe, ; syphilis in al
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%.E SRKu not, life Is sweeping
fore You die, something mighty and sublime leave be
hind to conquer time. s66 week In your own town.
s outfit free. No risk. Everything new Capital
not required. We will furnish yon everything
Many are making fortunes. Ladies' make as much az
men, and boys and girls make great pay. Header, II
yo want business at which You can make great pay
Co.. P1rtiaH Name
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KENDALL's SPAWN CURE

The Most sneeessfal Remedy ever diseo-eresi,
as it y certain in its Effects and dies MT blister
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KendalI's SPAWN Clfs

JAMES 4. wnrox, Civil Engneerj
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EpwAEp D. DrKSuAa.
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T. '. tHI9I.
FROM THE OHgOETA PRESS, N. Y.

Respectfully yonr.
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Z. v. n NJ
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-17
Decentralization of Hotel Life

In the family circle We are brought
into closer relationship with those
who serve us, and as we see the la
Dor involved in keeping house, it
tends to keep alive our sympathies
and better feelings. Hotel lite for
censtancy is necessarily pernieiOus,
and eventually causes selfshDess and
q disregard Of the feelings Of Others.
Il Is said that the comforts and splen-
dors Of hotel life in New York are 10
measure responsible for its degenerate
morals. The husband who Is not iH-
debted to his wife for the eomfoEts
Of a home, does not love heras faith
fully as be would do we're such the
case. The wife, whose time is al
her own, and who has nothing to d.
toward rendering home agreeable, j.
apt TO fiIl up that time with gossip
and frivolous pursuits. In this way
both parties are gradually alternating
from each Others society, and find
pleasure elsewhere. IS they are not
satisfied with themselves, 50 they find
fault with one another, and domestic
quarrels ensue, married. life becomes
insupporiable, ahd the courts are
filed with divorce eases.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-17
Hard-wOrksd Bellies.
Meridian Mercury

Meridian Mercury.]
The life of a belle, writes cores
pondent at White Sulphur Springs,
is one of continuous hard labor,
with little or no compensation, and
still unlike the telegraphers, they
do not strike. After late break
fast, she begins her series of engage
ments, divided by the hours, and in
the press Of business into the half
hours. At IL A. AZ. she gives A an
hour on the lawn; at y she has Il
for the morning. German and G for
the other half, at p. N. ID has his
hour for a promenade in the great
parlor, E takes her to dinner, F has
desert with her; after dinner G has
his chance at tenpins; H then takes
her to ride. Following the ride she
takes tea, then comes the german a.
gain; then a supper and then TO bed
at 2 A. N. So, from 10 in the morn
ing until 2 next morning, she is on q
continual strain, and a girl will have
engagements filling her whole time
in this way for two weeks ahead.
OF course only few reach this pin
nacle Of success, but some do. Dur
ing day girl who is a success will
dance 10 miles and talk ten hours.
This is great matrimonial market.
Here the great heiresses from the
North and the Northwest and the
'heirs" from Virginiaan and the South
do congregate.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-17


John Heifner, ragpicksr Of Reading,
Pa, aged IS, was killed recently bp =
lomotive. He himself is the authority
Of the statement that he WIS the father
Of forty-two children. He was . small,
wiry, hump backed, dark.skinned man.
and was born in Germany. At IS he
married his first wife in Germany She
lived eight years. and in that time Be.
came the mother Of aevenieen children
twins twice. tripless four times. and 4
single child. He employed i yonns
woman 70 take care Of the brood Of ssr'
enteen httlepnea. and in 1919 she becdm.
bis wife. IL dne time she became Il.
mother Of fifteen children. and died ii
1851. Twelve 81 the Ettls ones died
leaving twenty in he brood He thss
brouEht them % America and IN. fsH|
warried his third wife. auidou viii
one child. She bore him ten children
makinr forty-fUo IN all. = small numbs
q uhom are nov living. He seemed q
enjoy himself, and vent through life 40
/ p4Nndy happy and eontonied. He vs.
unable . aare mach money IN y
Sun.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-17

~ Ml49ta DDwSfso.
Who e!re, f,s s.riand Of roses that
D.ysii ID q. 'h.ra' aad b, sassls PER
wa, e,re. for The aswsr. 50 lovely and
fir
lf they leave NOT an impress, whisper
'fi. Ne pc iune tia, 4 ,ther. a. dew. for
iht mind,
Aul The thorna leave sn imp ess forever
beliad
Wa cares iof The thiailss that bloom by
the way
% they io dli thc path. u life a. We stray
There sre p'eniy - Hosefs o. be culled IA
10 doaksyi. nj men. such food should be
fci
The htirs are given 10 show even more
A CONTRAST between the beauties In store.
Who eases tsr lhe cloud. that darten tho
The ,rienH that pour. the Winds rearing
The tempest can't always thus furiously
last,
And Tie e,lmest of hours are after blast
The dowers are iairrr, fbr the deiuge ol
rain.
AHN we WlnlH hth we tloult remove every
sfaiu
Who cares iur The sueefs aul jsefs Of 10,
world
Who cArra fnr her poisonous darta that ar,
hurled
Just mind yoar own business o, your plod
dug Dol sure.
Voc i shc cant Mn YOU ihs'll help You. ID
cutut
she's plenty of sorrow she waus noul oi
nufH
Bat shb'l take oil The Sunshine, the dew'
and The howctr.
Oh. give mr the storms uf lie ns thel
goine
The bitter Cumininglrd with the sweet NJ
rnImt
WIN entrH il tho path q rugged and steep
And o. lcd With rtvtncs daA frnriul an,
d,-p
Thc trcll,r thr pfige the harder 10 gain.
10 mirfr the laurcl, the gfcnt'r the pain
Terry peL mn, lss3.
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euiteau's Skeleton.
Special . the Times-DenoeraL.

Special to the Times Democrat
WAsHIxeTox, Oct. 6.-The skeI-
elon Of Chas. j. Guitean, assassin Of
President Garfield. has at last been
placed on exhibition in the Army
Medical Museum. Il is displayed in
a new safe in the north end Of the
museum hall, which contains in addit
ion, the skeleton Of > boy, q negro
cirl and an Indian chief. The for
mer are labeled, but the skeleton ol
the assassin bears no mark. except
/ the letter ssDp on each distinctive
section Of the frame. The skin q
Guitean's head Is stuffed and pre-
served in . large jar Of alcohol u the
curafors oiIice and Is IN an excellent
state Of preservation, the facial ex-
preston being perfect. One Of the
nr;ncipalsof tie museum stated that
! the fesh was not thrown into sewer.
s. has been stated. but vas cremated
IN the museum boiler At nson q
October 50, 1882. There win doubt
less Be 3 rush Of spectators e see
The skeleton next week.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-17
"A Query

EDIroRs, CLARION By your Permis-
sion desire to call attention at this
moment, while the subject Of Railroad
supervision appears TO be the paramount
question In the present convass, to Arti-
Gle |. Sec. l. Of the Constitution, Adopted
26th October, 1892, which reads a
follows Section l. "That all freemen
when they form a social compact are
equal Ia rights; and that no man, or sci
Of men, arc entitled to exclusive sopa.
rate public emoluments or privilege,
from the community, but in considers
tion Of public services"
Now whilst the several late decisions
Of the courts have settled for the time
the right Of supervision Of Railroads
BY the States, but that the time may
come when these decisions may be 70
vcrsed, might il not be well 10 settls
the question, as to the COnstituti0nality
Of the charters Of all the Incorporation
created during the existence Of tha
Constitution, which IL l 7ecollect cor.
roctly, was about thirty-three yearsi
The section referred to, If properly
construed, will settle the question a
once AZ to the uncOnstitutionality o
the laws or acts granting charters dur
ing its existence.
There Is but one technical quibbl,
that could be raised, and that Is unten
able and could not be maintained.
There are several other points whicl
might be made upon the subject of thi
authority Of legislative bodies granting
charters under any Constitution which
does not expressly delegate that power
And even where il does grant the priv
lcge, no Legislature l. authorized &
legislate, and any pretended rights whicl
might be claimed by any Incorporation
based upon any such laws, would be il
violation of the just and inalienabl
rights Of che people, which right can no
be delegated 20 Legislature.
Your correspondent has not the tim
AZ present. if he had the ability, 10 dis
cuss this question IN its full length an
breadth, and only sets ont to call after
tion to the sections quoted; havin
waited for years hoping that il woul
be brought forward either through tn
press, from the stump or in the forum
but have waited In vain, which il m
apology for this intrusion.
AN oLD DEu0cRAr
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Read for a Purpose.

Washington Gazette.
It is a mistake to suppose that the
inore a person reads the wiser he
will grow, as a matter of course. /
know young girl of perhaps four
teen, who is a devourer of books of
the story sort, such as fill most of
our Sunday school libraries. Every
spare minute she gives to the busi-
ness, and travels through the vol
umes at most rapid pace. But it
seems exactly like pouring water
through a sieve. Not a valuable idea
STAYS in the mind. The whole atten-
ton is absorbed in finding out thow
! the story turns out, with no refer
ence whatever to its teachings
| Daniel Webster, when boy, obtain
ed more information from farmers
almanac than she would from whole
sheIves-luIl Of books read in that
manner.
Indeed such reading weakens the
mind instead Of Strengthening it.
Nor does it soften the heart toward
real suffering to have the feelings
touched and even greatly moved b.
+ fictitious sorrows. Even high ad
miration of self denial and moral he
roism IN a favorite character leads t
/ no corresponding action in the read
1 ers life. Rather all demands upoi
! her sympathy and self-denial nak'
1 her only peevish and irritable. Hay.
yoa never seen an absorbed readel
of fiction weeping over patheti
tale. but indignant when a wear,
4 mother called her off 20 attend q
neglected duties. How angrily th'
thread Of everyday w0rk was takel
up, and how little her presence con
tribufed to tighten the home cares
Any reading that has sach an elise
on the mind i al evil of decides
character and Of the most seriou
magnitude. A well-Kritten stor
which has a decided point 10 It IS
relaxation for both mind and bodJ
} bur stories Of perverted moral ser
e timent, where black IS inyariabl
painted white, and vice rsrsa, are ol
Z " pernicious. destroying both soI
] and body
Read for s purpose, and make II
z points Of the book your own. If
. story Is read for recreation, let it
l. a good one IN the truest sense, ar
: de.not make such reading the 50
Z literary food When We have four
: an author who sets our own min
= at work in laudabie direction, '
j have opened a good mine- The
are some writers who stop Us, IN
feet, in every halt page or less. wi
new trains Of thought which th.
words have awakened; and beti
e stsII, they set Us to doing as we'll
er thinking. Cultivate such help
81 81 friends aud you viii then secure /
q & nobIesf end Of reading, ana y
II have paved the way for high !
de provement. After the habit Is o.
n- well formed Of reading for 3 hi
ed and noble purpose, It viii be fou
be source Of enjoyment never drea
- - el ofin the old days when read
= Was only Al amusement.