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Shouting Their Praises.

Friarpoint, Miss, AUG. "a Especial T..
Cured Of Bladder and Kidney trouble 90
ter 70 years#o suffering, Rev. II. n.
Hatch, Of this place, Is telling the pub
liz the rood news and shouting The praises
Of the remedy thst cured him -Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Rev. MI. Hatch says 4
have been suffering from Bladder
ard Kidney Trouble for Is years and
have tried every thing that people said
voald do me good. But nothing did mo
any good except ,Dodd'a Kidney Pills.
Fl haven felt sta pain aiince i. a took
Dodd's Kidney Pills. They gave me health
and feel like new man altogether.
Podd,s Kidney Pills are the best i ever
AL Urinary and Bladder Troubles arc
caused BY diseased Kidneys. The natural
way to cure them il to cure the kidneys.
Dodd's Kidney Pills never fail 10 cdAfo
diseased kidneys II any stage or place.
They always cure Backaohe and they ,are
Disease, Z.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26

Fits stopped free and permanently cured.
No fits after first days use of DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. Free q trial bottle 4
treatise. D.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26
ToRTUR1NG PAIN.
Halt This Mans Sunerfn1s Wsu1d Have
Killed Many Psrsen, But
Doan's Cured Hin. 49,.

Nor m al, H.,
writes {: " For
wowhole years
4 was d~ing
nothing b ut
buying !mredi.
cines to. cure my
kidneys. / do
not think that
any man ever
suffered as I did
and lived. The
main in nv back
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26

q The way TO BE unpopular with others 10 to
b popular with yourself. IN. =. Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26

Pisc's Cure for Consumption is an infall
bic medicine for coughs and colds:-N: W.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26

Watered silk il the proper material for
. flowing Chicago Daily News.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26

The pessimist always bites the spots On
the apple frst.-Chicago Tribune. x
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26

It's but a slippery step from smartness to
Chicago Tribune. 5,s9f, W.. .,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26

E In the museum at Turin are some war
cartoons 5000 years old.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26


rs could give the amount to me to-
.eether with the price Of q money order
and the ,unsealed letter and I would
rive him 4 receipt for the amount, and
81 reaching the post ONCE ! would see
that the money order was sinclosed and
the letter sezt on;itsiway.
=. Iii right, air;,' sa'd he, IN his hearty
way. Here's the money!! Pulling ont
= roll Of greenbacks he counted on:
twenty, 50, 70, 20. 80, 10o, and another
dollar to pay for the money order and
stamps. and bring me- back the change
suh,eunn YOU come tlis way tomorrow. /
II vas surprised It the amount-the
largest i Had ever had to lake On that
route, but Iaccepte ftpfomptly. together
With the letter. and plaeang both care
fully IN my breast pocket, ! drove on
down the road. Before Ihad gone ten
yards passed Q tramp sitting by the
roadside, hidden from the farmhouse
by some foliage, and as his glance met
mine. something In his eyes made me
recall that the farmers voice had been
loud as he had counted out themoney.
Tho fellow was big and evil-looking, as
veil as powerful, and ny heart sank q
little. 4 remembered, with regret, that
I was unarmed, helpless.
n passed him. trying desperately hard
70 look unc0ncerued. and he made no
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-26
Mrs Rosa Adams, niece of the late General
Roger Hanson, G.. S. A., wants every woman
to know of the wonders accomplished BY
lydia e. Pnkhan's Vegetable Compound.

tell yith and Ink What goa
peculiar that q: feeling
Lydia Pinkhams vege.
Ing became rega oonfd had
health heartily recommend II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
THE AMERICAN. Girl IN EUROPEAN courts.

3 ties with queenly serenity and power
She does not shine in political circles,
nor does she take q prominent par II!
public life, but sha Is thcrc--as o. queen.
In aristocratIc places Of Europcan y sos '.s
ciety 1t seems to be IL real distinction that
She is Anne rican born. Accustomed TO un-s
Aderstand her power, tho American girl
excrts an Influence upon Eng lish and
European life 8thntAis Irresistible, She Is
crowned with a certain 4undoflned ~ o. g.
snlty%that Is demo cratic as well as arlst o.
cratic, and, ifSthe3truth be told, Z perhnps
the reason why she Is so poplll - . pe-s
Ca use she Is true to herself ca y 4
first and foremost, g dem and I yet t'
an arlstocrat. q ifi sSj3F
she apes no other nation. nor { Is. she
untrue to her snpbringing and natural en-
vironmcnt. but Is contcnt TO be What slle5i
is an $imltator Of none. 4 IS. sss
# The sintermarrlage OF America with Eu-g3t
rope Ia an formation glory or botn mo
Old and 1.-THE New World. and sbrlnga Is, VII y.
nnd peace Of the nations Of the cart NJ
Tho American girl has m q rrled into Ell 81
land % Belgium. Franco, Italy, !Gornla = y.s
n9ting oth9r Goun'r1as e To-
eompar's With TIC way n which me new g
5plutocra cy is nesting itself In the old
shaunts English arist9
TINT the oa 2rlds LIE ~ m9 9
and Quaint III Its calm domesticity, ~
compnred with the rush and wear ana
mer'ea3nt bn hma ll taye Ttor
the ancient lIneuge Of the En- isl peo ple VI
and their ivy-clad castles, have mt ac-3sl
ftons for tho girl queen; wllcll are al
parently Irresistible, Just as lrreslst,lpie i
T ,T,ho \ American girl has taken the
worlds Diplomatic cirela iI'taa captivity.
and holds them Against u a.! "a omo
lis being Amer icanize In a. Way hat WI
ma ke "A nerica more ana more Ecosmop ols-
tan IA time goes on, Dng Ssh di plomats sts
those OF Germany, olland y!And otharsi
IS d9l be'nK 'i:uI aits ~
~ Whether tho American girl ls e poRe el,
of the living, is quit q anot ~ ana V
one about which much d. fference OF OPT.
Ion exists. But she at least Ids a, most
na asn gosbq ss sa sse aa nspFsd
what may. be termed q new ehiya lryss
courtesy and RESPECT hitherto paid bs
Strihuted to the. independe llco which she
So braYely llanifests, and to- the ABSENCE
iof conventional methods hitherto used
tb saptlyatAs anpGStG
Il Gus race rid Of tho ancient ana traAit ton
u III problems aud pre5pdices Of aged inst :;
s HHi,us' manner is the CHARMS woman
With tho Innocence Of d, giri. But What
2ever5t tie reason may be, her popularl NY Is
sense Of gratitude, She has shown how
easy IT. IS n TO Sp,sle ira te { deep into the
worlds heart by means u sweet woman "
Vast possibilitles for she can be a power
working towards the remodellng of tho
world on never, III Ter ines. and mould
I'M the dastinics Of h.llilanit VI toWard the
the undarst ndlng Of man In he older
count rles. "a Il " t5s s{S
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!, ssthat ana how all tho real blessings q
life could be n,ine for the getting, 4 I
Wished 81 ". 855 VI
5s.t3ut you are not ugly, Miss ELLA, the the
Boy exclaimed With such q genuine no
cont that Her heart vass touched. ~ II
,.oh, well beauty Is but skin deep Zee ~
ugly 70 the bone, you know. we shall u sLll
last perhaps you and yter, the fai t's
flowers ana faces are gono And = ii h ,';s'
not these pretty curla, either. :" she added q
With q light touch oh his soft, red hair.
When they renahed her house, II did lltl
her good to SEQ Mann ~ TO york, and md
as lie worried she sat ny ana talked. 4
SHE encouraged him to Giioreas SO NE ny
shenitl$ ANA strength ~ ,o rk ana &. con !
Slant exercise Ii, the open ali, Il ana NJ to-
work with a purpose to tho end fins
3him thntstliis was the Kind; Of york that
Ted the body and the mind AZ, Il. d. Y.
gu will grow taller she said. VIII,
tier gentle little laugh. And your h Y. q
"A Viii not bo any too large oti 81 learn
5Atpldly, and Il good load Sis needed 20
put IT. I'LL iii. S8S " 81 ",
nover bought about ali these things
that way,,!s he said, swistfully. ~ 39.E;T9
s}} '.tlyoll, II have something to propose
now that Is very prnct lcal. am anxious
to brush up my shorthand al1d'Ssit y PEE e.;
writing. a mny go into 3all Off co ~ fter
tits school term, and ! tshoild y like To-
form 4, winter evening IL lass q oll ard
gTon,mie Bigger and /; II enry ~ 6r$s.tf
you will study It'll hen, land II m ask
linz You first. 1yilsyouf ia
Yes, L will, ana glad1y Say h . do
considerably Smorc than that for any one
Who has tallcdSt me as yoil have, Miss NJ
Ella. Oil, what IN awttl I .smo rty' I've!
becnS since you came; ri 9yVond er you can az
ever forget II isFs8
ssS ct lis each forge ct AZ, There's
nothing like a. resh start you're 81 the
wrong road u, ''
s ,rhe chair nishetS and found " ne;
fallSriglitaSS Miss ylalid rev herself
#back3with an exqu ito sense De rel
gfS Mann could nots stay Ser Gus very long.
'.You'll have where sto rest now
Miss 11lla. when X, tired7Tlni
SeitherSway S mi chioyo,,ss
twinkle lllfllls gray ey
MI IS yVaylnndS FOL y hap py enoug n { to-
be very lenient tto the little pitsof slang
ana they 1nug hed toge thei'.S
do not think r. shall be tired any
moro that way, Mann ,'' VI she q nswered
Sgravely. Is .&
the last Y, viii, proud
il. know. & IS. NJ
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"a DIP FROM THE STR Altl..
Original, Requested and Selected Poems, Appro-
II 5i S 3 pirate to the Season. ~ ss5 q
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old coiored ,aunties,a'i by bale
tox on tios green, II s
Dlspsnsl nE appie puft.s. such as
wefe fiev er se6tt ~ n
save when the W. ,rsi Ens ssthersd county
1tssip u Srepoittt, sll Y
Once u mon Iii, when . vsrybody came ITO
tend tho co Airt
Ana oh HI yet sremst1iba With i. y
sense OF We
Sf frst scrept into court and there a. Sfsl- !,
SSsi mo Is rob Dor
sstandlnk bold 4. the prison do ck tie
dgo u " ts chair a,S M
IT'D the Staar &1is pqrtl AZ wyers w ore Sit
sSsg tine ealmly Their
l,enS Did apok good graz ioiI iss I
5Ss9s yot recall tho thrill
}Thatt started yvhcrc M. ne OK besatfl and
ended 5inS q chill ~ Sss
Right down among my. toe nails, while
s3 il felt that ioobcr bold II ;g8
Could be out gilt TIP ut auction and for
two red chntsE be sold. Il
Then .s the others tcllows 4 started. y ana GsSI
n seemed to -droopS and vii
thought "a Il eyer dreamed
y, q suollSa t hil,g AL gull 1, !.
s1llen @tne JUICE iAYo Jag OCCtLsio1a1lys-
50 E's seanty sesafs s. fsna
Ana iisss g sSst,o polltacs;s s}tell
sse tliose I'D d -t I! tuta pers ..,strip
,'at e e
with theira collars leSg ths Judges stand.
1or Noifes shEa,l,,s s..
Yiie etie at fag saa Sg
snd beSI,ta Yf Ss o ses
sEaoli, yellng 70 hls card lda,to and whoop-
1nRSs long and loud y
And t sS saI {l2ss sSTas d'ss y e.
he roses slnht I'll ef hat s
sc,f g!!rl who apped hon Daniel steered
cs'i,s coart 3 s. ~ W.
y Yes. the world ia Smoylr, on, q OF course
h And DID day tito circl1ng sun d bright
AndSti,e grand Ields not
Ia gsl not g foot pc hind a L.
SIn the pat hXas, men ire blaxlnE for mus.
g ea ia Nor nnlnd. !s% Sst
Our brand new constitution Is q first
{. clhs 81 thiiig. o,lht A, S5S5
a. sll Spurides be-, fraIoh se and corruption
measures up tos dorm needs and a ~
d WersS to tef cal 81
5Of tllatEs,r ling ~ ,tggerna, III old Il Time,
IA VII ears u Nv for j
v fet,s laods KIN In the sprn gtime and IN
NJ can elp Ind 4 o y onging for q that
lost but wei loved time. 4. Is5y lssAs33 d
With ts horse T rad era. ~ Mrs and Its
b mon nof good report, sssa
Gathered /, grouped 81 ana well B assorted
tending old LIMO Co unity Court ssi
81 G, CONWAY BAKER. IN
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aA$ Chris ttnas awn

,,,ris Christmas ~, 3 yyebtf christmas eve,
F8 ana III the strse u and fleys N s$l
Ard away ", Hill cop tray and sr ti Y,
sonibct, Hey B " s AZ Il sl
And q, the ssoa, So lde and y free,
where az man 8 sl,irlt Vent rles
In every olims. THO sslcrod time All sordid
feell1s csisst,tcs, &
IA holys calm iiks i,env'niy ,julm, rests
NJ DER this silent cl s3 a ~ ,SS
No btisy 8strlfe lisgling lie NOR ~
ss5s piers noisy ait 8 IN Ill
IN dhrk i,ess deOp, q world awaits eI
tho tnr dawn ng, sss:
90 break son ti1,as mo q rn tl ssS
In l,,ovei d reat ard Old and bars, 40 wintry
brcat h deny lfE, lsI III iits 4 *
White night slow rings, On couch OF rags,
d t,iother5s Babe is y ylnS. 4
Long hours tt light, from III i1i{ TIL gEt,
II and many 81 moo the gloaniiilg S. S6E .&
with 4 patience III beauh full and true 81 s its
waited mo Their 9 comm 8. Il
Alas! that life j L stern grlefs and strites
should acoinetw 9TH lifc,s boglnnlt
And u er hb sottl In slrges roll of aor-l
iHappy lis fnte WHO. whet tho gat csofi
"a fe liz e1l trance giving III me- III sss
b, ckwnrd t,irn, existenco sptrn. and
'scapef the 3tus LYING 4, u
No voice doom steals tllrough tle
efills the chl 3 sS'se TVS
Bu Love lights a,t Her lamps to cell back
faith from doubts oti tburs Il ss5
Hope burrsS IL rs the fag e
.{.s Is DARKEST cur TIL In low err,
AID found the the Sdead
a heavenly lslo Y IS
.Benea !, tbs I'd ste TOW thej
80 river slaaitly " ea ling
SIt, SON be-, ne
dread Stort ahltn S, ss ". !
imnled eyes the mo L
/ t hers pallid feat res glea M
ne "a from, ia fef.r sfaI1d grief ANA tears
Of 1lfe that Knew no eelall,g,
81, IA Tie bed, INA iii feet lead the
tagging liours y III Sill ed
sBut once tie child accents mild ne
owed Bonei y absence ct deg ], .s&
Worn 81 t at cold and 81 t.SlttsG
/. YES gentle Tread desGen ded
soon ts fdr ealn til Eolde Cleans
81 angel mot blen deg e
,Nigtt' 3 banner world
iiiprosc stUT hail tho DAWN Ss.
VIII erry cii,fS the
iSt,ls ssed Chrd stmiis morning Il.
MI ahid slilnlb
f0r into Eitl was !givelli .:
sero hai Tie fiuWii az morn y
ftliS gs,tyyiourss in flsstiye
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The Orphans Dream q.

Bereft s. !, his l. Kindred. Mohanoe had
e i la9 Is among rs
&o'erTh'eImir'g misfortune In ruins had
H Each heart cheering prospect that once,
N could beguile. t8S n ~ "
One son. an Affect l1ate darling, re-
NAMED
II 70 soothe dds af1ictlons. his perls to
But scarce had Arohanoe the foreign shore,
al when lo sunk to tho grave grave, BY the.
stroke Of despair.
~ d 5oy'l and lone vas ta'e ornAan
#5 No friends 70 protect. or ] ghtcn his
or every dear JOY was Ills, bosom bercft jT
And And agonized memory hung on Il his
was g the boy sunk
on'the St tomb Of his father the weary. Y:
Yet bright We're the Visions that round
him arose, Id, s 533 53A Sgj
And he smiled DER Tie pillow where.
late he had sWept. 4. III
he thought Of those day., when, a strang-
Through his dear native Bowers he had
carelessl y roved, VI ia ". S5 u, T! IA
The music of homo sweetly tuck on his
THO voices % those he 50 dearly had
s6{ loved. .5g g III
IIo smiled 81 1, as now e the cottage he q
ro 4. s g; thrilling ecstasy rapturod
{ Ills bosoln--loyed friends to enclrcle him.
And their arms. with affection. around
him cntwined. 81 fS
a sweet song Of Welcome they cheerflly
Ana jsytul. no fancled rs Joined a the y
His sisters around him endenrlnglys clung.
IS And kissed him with transpor t again
and again. I'm g Z III
II am blest,,,, cried the dreamer, yea
Ssi. blcstsis tho hour NJ M
These lovely oarcsseas once more, do 4
Kind Heaven. ! thank thy all-favorlng
rhou hast MADE every sense 81 enjoy
IN T,ent 8rcplete. & "a
But harls' how the thunder now bursts
II breaks on the vision 50 dear8to his
Willie the liglltn!I 81 dread glare me cts
H Ills terrified eye, VII ~ 8s3
IL And calls 4 to- his mind every llorr = anew,
ooh iGod!v5 lie exclaimed. ia all this but ut
lssS ne dream? .& ts
Ii memory awakened to terror and
So fa nrls Was the vision. 50 bright ala AZ.
1th bought In ny soul thou hadst BLESSED
S5a me again. Ss 81 "a
Though aroused from his imber-asaln
He sinks On the tomb where 80 lateshe
& reposed, IA . rs sss IN y
No LONGER IN sorrow his young heart re-
For deaths 10y fingers nils eyellds have
Z. closed. 4fi
he rests meath the shade OF the cypress
No sculpture attracts the lone pas
5l 9EenEer's eye ~ 335 l35 u
Yet sprlng d fair tribute OF flowers shall
Whae sus lis bones unlanent ed-rbut peace,s
~ ,lS NJ ANONYMOUS,
SeYenty-tilousard square feet at Ell lplt
space has been allotted for foreign OK
htbits al the Lewis md Clark Exposlt lon,
All the foreign exhibits will not only con
ssist of the best displays made at the
ST.. louis Fair, but many OF tfle.s com.
SmIssioners have sent representa- YES ito
their respective lcollntrl es for new and
Ia arast n nj ey hi Dit NJ, III Me- N
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NNHIMS d The DIER r.
4 SOME GlF7.MAKlNC 8PHlLOSO


Y ,,ars,i,,o,, y-4fci ito N d dept that dos.
ifiod even tho echo, Repent and get yo,,t
change refunded at Ing cash count, y
w Bt1t ono may Sir and fall end 70 hurt
iiiig down and YET land On tsa g
bod f5F yV1t.chE is a phemistio Thyi Of say
I'M that ono may sltl and not giv " cone
btiienta1 dnri,.iS 5si ~ 53 u NJ
}& OF this class OF transEressorsadltt 10 TIM
Commands Grief bill HI ss
5 Jyo both had been precplt tate say yot II
Not 80. ASmurtain on tho very suggea.-.8 Is.
8tlon. * 81 n Isl
Il B IIad not III hccil dreaming over tho I've
#fui Observation-Disclosures of my ~ gift Y for SUI
days? a Had / ever thong ts for n moment
5of making tl,eSpurclago suRtll yoi.-9
;dorSinte Saturday night when only & nig-.&S
gers ana POI white shoppers remained on n
the stree? Ill i5' .S sSs II !
s83gs Ana glets BIZ fair with the Queen Bcs. 4
Hadn't shc blzzed around & that present \
;or l,crs for twelve long onths, "a no no
2clal mo,net,t--at the time when & + hurt A
her awfully not TO have 1t? WHO was 4
}it#butS this same genius Of tho SCISSORS, L
needle and aslies-s tor that actual " stay
ed III homo until G:30 p! M. yesterday, so
that temptation might be q vorcedS from
ihfS? lS8 5i sa sssS q Il Z. 5ss
fret,,rn ~ hsn No 4 respectively ii,ads ours
ivaa n 4 An ~ aents? MA
n a. Il, stntn thel pro osition d !ffercntiy,
ms nnyb CAV received 10 y. present which
lgrntifies him moro than 8Hino does mo Is
or moro than tho queen Bee graf flea u !
her. s.
yu.ifc I 4 3 area expense t. YOU. buy you
. d nYorris chair .whiot, ooks comfortable
+, = IL g ii iog,,e S I'M wiic, somehow
t,nas, 4 yo,ir shape IA S35i a
5 C,;yf s ii B. now, @ old ~ lady !, hasn't that
,,o,saf b husband q yours, bolted OF ana u
~ 4; W On dsh Syflse Which,
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!. Virginia..

o, how Il love 4 ha ma SID ina
ginist EsA
"a name sYnollS ,nic us Nit h III
Virgini al s "a;
AZ land whose penpl ~ IN oy not ais
Who hold tho cay Sc lot freed on deg r.
And Ia it from yea rS ~ Yea l -
M Ylrglnia 8 ~
O,{ahowsI love thy m ountai us lucr-57.!f
.s5s II Virginia! Il l A. ss
THY happy HON es and carts 50 true H
ai5 NJ Eirgtnia! V 81 ss 4g
Thy broad green fields "a nj sun kissed
.1I trees, 81 III sy9.i
Thy. birilsand flowers and busy bees,
Virginia! is;.iF
,O,%may no evil eier etide SE9
VAR Virginia! N 3
But peace forever he re a lido sstSss
ID Yirgini Il! HI "
o. may 4 by hpnor,s Shield be bright, I'LL
Thy lamp O. truth fore or al 9Th {. III
Thy Justice clear hy reas sons ri 81 IL: Il Ia
glln! 9a3ls,i ~
Fit 81 sa5 rf 81 EEL IA NfJJNDY,
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The Old-Time G ounty Court.


OF course. tho world is moving on 70
higher, better thin IS, Il -, 4,
And every circle of 4 no sun ~ pr stlscr
And r o, nran aln aid state, virginia win
But l push a aS pot t. blaze the way for
a muscles and for mind.
So I wasn't uitogether shocked nor very !.
much surprised 5g y I: I, !. ,,,n
organic laws devised ~ 81 2,
TO meet the modern trend o. thouElt
ff "A and answer the demand q, !. !.
For5 an elective franchise nat Wol 10 sui
our native land W !. ~,
Yet, although we're me yiIlg I, 4
tho have no faLlt 70 e atinlgg &. !. ,a
'S'A arc things Nc left behind E5f5
Around when, half IN I sorro W, my va a.!
grant thoughts disport, Z. Z, v \, !
And ! grleYo sometimes IN secret TOT ny
old-tlme County Court. # 3 u,
Oh. what menrles Cluster round court
i6i day" when, In the long ago, 4.
i used to stand upon i he green ana WI lc1t
crowds vending slow 6, \, Il,
Along the marrow country tl'oaa 3slat eus1s
When ' Tie appi I't trees were blooming ana
tho spring was In dts prime, (.
Even yet seem to see them, coming
every sort OF way ~ Z 4,
6S8 liz dust and caked with alayi
I seem to SEQ tho pX-cart, With Its sweat
Ing. dnsky load .6}s 6,
And ! dream i hear, the huggies rat tie
doWn the dusty 10 al, ss
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TheI NOBLE L: ,o,rk.

ty Az IA was hatan's IA
ere e,a hontas Ws ~ =
lain SIN! locat es g on tn az
north SD q ,f
sgant al f. e I y op eslte she noun
al son At nv sandy shores, 9 noble river,
nv Iiwan Ter to .n nd ~ ro rs
SWn,tchng thy dancin 6 Wages Ia-q
amin the days e g q ongN go.4!
4 A e t4npon,
swiffly a 8 erSthy noble waters fsped tnen
s3 y q band chtcfs In Bps
Tnei the pride and tliy ". : :
not tile q! led Sbiyalv " OF .h V
sRnt$thc bravcst OF 1Powha tan 3 Idaug ters
coined to each band WITH t51 nlsa NY
shout sssS 3S3;9 85 laS
wv she loved t y sandy shores, @ ray Se,
81 Ing in TIN Z reeks, lig IT ed ever
st Dreamed SHE not death across the
sea. M,
II, ot.,u,o hon, as /! Dau,lglte OF this .river.
When my body lay ON foreign stl ore,
,ThenS hysbrave,Ylt true spIrlt u "a liver,
a sad led and sailed ret urnl g
The GREAT Spirit the happy hunting n
M grounds was bTl II 81 rg ISL !, i,
Thy fral spili bark q peace 9and loyo
HasK III hear thy gentle Syolco low sing
1aS,agSD5sN tRs Is tEa!
# S" q. 1SsS,tI' Yestf Point. va.
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Almost Zero.

She went IL tho bin 4 NJ "; 54l 81
And Just looked lii li 81 v
TO see how much coal was there as 4
But to her dismay IL &s3
On n freezing day. 8
She found. that the bin was bare. n!
The beautiful snow 5
10 Helped tho coal to 60 gl 5t}
Up the nue in crrls of smoke ;f
So with dollars few
She bought something, new
And now she is burning coke,
She would not use oil
In her daily toll, AZ S IA
Although 1t keeps stoves from rust:
She's made ZIP her mind $50
y, That something she'll find III
That's not controlled by n trust.
IT looks like a duel u vi
q Between kinds OF fuel :.
In days that are coming to pass; KEW
So now she burns wood, Z
y BE 1t understood. az M
While waiting FOR IciHTY-C CENT GAS
s E{ THE PEARSON.
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I'm II ollyWo Gene terry. I

N TN Iol lyswoo d IRE! tbUr led NIll on
roe nnd ii ferspii IaaVsi JohnS 4 lp1phS
OF Roarolsc eiieral III ST
Nh ttheW fiSati tfergillS VS. !;
ftriolis .metl,)
on peace hills rest awhile in
IN tIe| still. tomb sleep Of mortality
yi'gina' fst eey ElortalAs
81 ili 4 IA.
or hardship sfa ec6olY . t. Tie forms
with Slaeks NH g;ed fury gatnst5 human:
Il ~, X NJ n N
Here In. the Sslfcnce q rstrana
"a These fearless pta Ills 70 re-
sprsas sEstt Il, ssf tse pd5 Sal
genius Is IS = oanoke end
strong II ector OF the South, and that,
Z well known seer, u ], y @
The bray path derSof s,n1 Il
wistSye' lot 5thelr esss ge2 TheI 5obsSR;
faln tzsouled toiers lie ll l ltfe
va y 4s nm
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He Will Provide.

S"In ali thy ways acknowledge Him.
S1seIieye,i love, 4 hope and trust IN Him,
/ GOD surely VIII prov''i ltl'' .s5 ~
The darkest hour OF sable snlglrt
Is lust before brig hit day
The angry clouds that hreaten noW \
4 Fro long Will roll away Ut 5i4
From dross the gold must ho retlned.;
7 Though tern may See en- tho wise decrce;
Then ut liz learn to bio resigned
t' God knows what IS best Tor YOU ana me- ~
Bow humaoly kiss the Christening rod,
AZ Whatever may bot de; 4. 4, 80, 8
\ DlspeI DOUBT fear, "all will be we'll, "
G8 God surely WILL provide. y. ~ ~ =.
u yyidcwater stafford Go, We;
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Centennial Notes.

Canada will be represented at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition by an extensive ex-
hibit and Will erect a handsome pavilion,