The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-27
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The Courier. Informan has the dis
poaal Of 200 yearly subscriptions 70 the
Jacksonville Bun, which will be distrib-
uted among its subscribers. Any sub
scFiber wishing 20 have the Sun for one
year, and who will notify US, will have
the paper sent 20 his or her address
free OF any expense whatever. The
only condition IL that the party apply
Inc. must be q paid-up subscriber TO the
C..I., or must pay up In full, before
receiving the paper. Barlow Courier
Informant.
Who pays the C.-I. for those 200
free" subscriptions TO the SUM- Does
the party who pays for them also pay
for similar numbers offered by other
newspapers throughout the Slater Does
this slick scheme explain the statement
made by q certain exalted official not
long ago that nothing had been paid to
the Sun for advocating drainage, but
that he had subscribed to a large
number Of copies Of the paper, to be
sent out TO people In different sections
Of this state7
The fact that such a statement was
made can be fully substantiated, u any
body lOGmts to deny III
''T0 be glad Of life because 1t gives
you the chance to love and TO work and
to play and TO look up at the stars; to
be satisfied with your possessions but
not contsnted with yourself until you
have made the best Of them; to despIse
nothing In the world except falsehoOd
and meaness, and TO fear nothing except
cOwardice; 70 be governed by your adj
vibrations rather than by your disRusts;
to covet nothing that Is your neighbours
except his kindness Of heart and gentle
ness Of manners; TO think seldom Of your
enemies, often Of your friends, and
every day Of Christ; and to spend as
much time ~ you can, with body and
with spirit, In Gods out-of-dOors; these
are little guide-posts on the footpath to
peace. "-HenryVan Dyke,
Mas Helen Gould has up to this time
been the chief benefactress of the Y. |
N. c. A., and the international commit
tee says that within the last five years
Mia Gould's gifts to the railroad and
70 the army and navy branches Of the
association have amounted to over
500, 600. - Florida Christian Advocate.
The world has been greatly blessed
that Miss Helen Gould came into II,
and the good seed she In sowing In the
world will bear fruit after she 10 taken
70 q glorious reward The late J.
Gould, with what censure that may
have been cast upon him in regard to bus
mess transactions, left a pure little
angel IN this world TO do a good work
IN the Masters vineyard She never
loses an opportunity to minister to the
needy and worthy, and has always given
the best Of her life 70 the welfare of
others. Oh, that we might have more
Hike her 70 do good deeds In His name.
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We note that Hons. Geo. w. Saxon,
Of this city, and J. N. Coombs, Of Car
rabeile, are stockholders and among the
Of the Florida Life Insur-
ance Company, the success of which
company IL assured, and which means
that large amounts Of money will be
kept IA the State which has heretofore
gone abroad The company Ia managed
by Floridians, IL q Florida enterprise,
and should be given large patronage.
Every man should insure his life rs
protection 70 his dependents. The COM
Dany should advertise well In the Flor
do papers, and an I'D, In the True Dem
oerat would get them business In this
lectiOn.