The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-14

enemy. so and another man called Bolts
jumped up and ran forward TO where We
could see the Spaniards on the hill
II seemed certain death 70 get up, the
bullets were flying SO thick, but we got
back all right and reported Bolts was
afterward shot through the leg
I have lost everything except the clothes
have on Your loving son,
Company A, list New York Volunteers.
But no, Jack Hawthorne had not lost
his most precious possession Of all: the
heroic blood that courses in his veins
Heroic blood it was that prompted both
him and Private Bolts at the same IN
slant 10 jump up and rush forward with
such alacrity in the face Of almost GER
tain death.
All the world knows the name OF this
young fellows grandfather, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, author of the Scarlet Let
ter and The Marble Faun," master
pieces OF English literature, but who
has heard of Bolts, the unromantio cog
nomen of the youngsters equally brave
companion? What forefathers have
handed down to him the blood from which
heroes are made?
HEROISM IS IN THE BLOOD.
Blood viii tell" is an axiom that IN
all the ages has never been gainsaid
Every man who does a brave heroic act
carries within his veins a quality Of blood
that urges and sustains him No matter
whether he inherits IL from a long line OF
famous ancestors or from the sound and
healthy constitution OF his immediate
parents, whose only distinction IS honor
able toll and a simple, yirtuous life.
Il matters little where or how you
obtain il, but it matters all the world
blood Good blood is first. last and a.
ways the making OF manly men and wo-
manly women. Il is the source Of all
courag e, virtue and happiness
CAN A MAN MAKE HIMSELF HERO?
a mans first duty" said Henry
Ward Beecher. in a grand sermon on
human development, lis TO be a good
animal" A man may himself begin
the rehabilitation OF his physical powers
laying the foundation of his own mani
ness and OF an inheri lance for those who
come after him more precious than fine
gold and rubles.
Men and women who are sick. wretched
and ncapacitated for their full share in
the daily, hourly struggle for existence,
ought 70 carefully determine whether or
not their mental moral and physical fac
uities may De improved and advanced
surely to q higher and nooler plane
WHY PEOPLE DESPAIR
II the depth Of sickness and wretched-
ness. men feel that their days ot courage
and usefulness are ended. women feel
that they VIII never more be equal 20 thu
duties and burdens that come upon a wife
and mother: but too often This sad con-
ciEs5on. and the deep and hopeless de-
spondsacy that accompanies IL are En-
uraly erroneous
/ comes because manly mentality and
won-ecly courage have been sappsd and
undermined By the subtle. disiniegra,inz
po-son OF physical debility and mzl-asErri-
lion The spirit ceases TO be wiling
because the flesh Is weak: the blood Is
impoverished. the nus-itive powers de-
ple-e5. L IS By overcoming these physical
disabilities and restoring the forces Of
nutrition 70 fun ard complete vitality
that Dr. Pl=Tce's wonderful Golden
Medical Discovery" gives hack 70 men
and women their true bsrthright Of hope
fitness. endurance and he-oisu-
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