The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-28

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wiz De gwen away free OF gh--
: Is. b. b. for sale ty f-..
per large bottle. or c Iarea ,
treatmenO s.. Complete dr.
each bottle. For trial r.,.- '-.
, BLOOD BALM co. 100 ,,...-
t atlanta, Ga. Describe trgg,r.
medical advice given. ~~-
friends he would o.ras
the restraining influence
reG-headed P~reshyrar.sa
most good husbands oe
ne always rrcfeser.i r.. f.
"Wltes rule at home" ~.
sons three of whom Srrlt...l
nhiF difference IL parental
these boys WAS thatha -..,:.
indulgence than she fl, ~.
from inherited eAuharJrl..
loving attention to wife s,I al. r..
considerable kindness to
conspicuous, and attracted
when. Il his secretary
the bosom of his family rfr .
M war Governor: and ~, .
be assured by that h|rl1ua,. ...-
Cornelia Phillips Spcur4,
~ ' lll ft-U - L.
after Il visit to Mrs. Vance o.. 81, .
IN Charlotte, tnat her ohSer,..f
with mine. thai great and g.,..
Governor Vance was in ruL@. .'"
socially, he appeared at H..
was o attractive IN his b .-,
pihd, rather. and host. Th.. r.
aitpr long and painful g.-,.-
vember Bird. 1878
third term as Goynrr,~
mousse on ~FaycttevilIe ,.~...
occupied by Mr.. Poulayki C,w..-
ms patient. tender NURSING ~"
sue suffered and weakened from ...
oaN' so impressed n lady fr.,..l
with them, that she declared r.. ..
emphasis. mis- heart is rs l,....
big body" And 50 it was, for
member of his family or dear f..... .
IN a~ftilction he was all near ..f .
yves and friends would in trr,
died for him. Nav =, p SAIL.
llirn OF his power ana Influence Mails.
70 that large heart. The f~-- NJ
vance was bofne to her gray. f..
mountains within Il month 4s,.
burial Of her husbands good ru.....
iSSO, he married Mrs. Florence y. .
Martin, Il lady who is appo~.....
scribed by Representative Carn.. a..
iler native State, as "one of .le t..-.
ofi%htaSt, most gifted daughters CD. n.
and who still preSides with w.
ing Slace an the home on Mass.
Settes avenue, in Washington. waa
ana her husband for mauy v..., a
,el>ed cordial hospitality IT, n,-...
rlehds North Carolina, k,r...
una elsewhere. as we'll as - tl.-. H..
IL pubic station in the Na.lon'> n...
his: As she still dives to mog,.r I..
; ntcins THAT | should raise me .u...
!iu ftte1npt TO depict the trndr Gr.
ron OF thelr married life.
ms duties as Senator rcGuir.I him
penn most of each yeur i'm Wa-l..
Oh, ana There was his official n.m. Fol-
ldt ms heart eye turned to thu D
,olLll oDate, was apparent from The ..
Tres on the walls, the photographs
Genes and friends on ihe table. .
carolina pine he planted at h-.l,.
no Who's >'ickty iife was the oi...., OBJ
leihier care. There, THE hu.....
llzen from his State ever fuun. ..
etSslpie 10 tine story of his needs. .
|ef might be the demand OF ...
lties upon the Senator'S time A. .
ept upon him, and with 1T q W-. .
A'li 1 SiblI2L' WIS t. H
olhialnS for q simmer home.
On up the side of the OIj Bile. ..
!llt beautiful "Gombroom." Nfp-... .
ne and kindred and friends Lr ,-.......
III earned respite from toll au. ...
union with Nature aud Natures o..
ieIe still his widow spend ur. -...
Is, reminded by every rock ..t .-
Il Sllfub, ana the great mouutau -.
neg large-hearted husband. SSH. ..
'ed them. When mot on dutv .I N.....
ston, his habit wa; to hasten .... o
run Carolina. He loved his l... -
re too much to spend Vacations .. r.
II navel, but in 1891. unI.. Oh.
o. his physician he and Mrs. \...
~ Iit1 sol, tWiAo as Il son tn H....
! Europe and Egypt and ~r,... -..
e III travel an the countries ra.t ...,
rested him; bnt he became hu...-
ile himself admitted, and r,tu.~.- -
eAIHratlgl Of Il few months. ll $50.
Iter OF 1871 his health having h..y..
liifuher impaired, he was ......|
TO Florida and spend SOM. #.
the nope that he might boz b.....
proved vain, hoWevcr. and ..
ied to Washington, hoping ..
NJ De able to resume his ~..t
ate. but he went home ouly p,
to die.
BON after the death Of mi, frs. w
ecdnle 4 communing member .
S~b,yterlan church in this city. 81
:. been a regular ATTENDANT u...
loeS. 1T can do no harm utH
en- OF che regret he e~Xprr--.'
after his return from his
al, that he had not joined -a. .
ef lifetime. He had been ..-'..
'tay ont, he said. Ity tla 0.-..
OF some church membaa- ~.
admitted it was not Il suffice
put he d~eSpiSed hypocrisy ...
;t'nt to put himself in ~I-l
With some who were hyuo- - tI~
long been a prime favor.rn
ministers, worthy Of the~
a few among Them failed '' -".
AZ not a technical theu.o-
ell VerSed in the Bible aut -.r
OF christianity as Them I'D"
! not but be broad and cI ...
news. n opposed to ~en.I"
chile in earlier years his
erSatIOn and occasional nF@
language led many 70 think
there WaS ever Il >frnug
ent IN him, and he had Away ..'
falth IN am OYer-ruliug Pr-...
politics he was by birth a.- "..
an ardent Ielerali>t. and SD
q until the wa came o..
Of the Southern Cou[..
States Rights. and hav.u- 'o
e the war to protect rhe f-
state, whose constitution a..l .'.
largely i'm hs keeping. b" h--
,e his political views. Fei.r..
and on the rights Of the -.
q the W1O. onl aSTaril0'E H.f..
of the Southern States in'"-
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