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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
!, W. DANIEL or VIRGINIA.

Among the Southern Democrats
who have been mentioned I'm connec.
ton with the Presidency none Is more
cons picuous than John Warwick
Daniel, the senior Senator from Nir'
ginia He was horn at I-ynchburg.
September 5. 1912. and Is OF English
descent. Senator Daniel was edu-
Gated at DR.. Gessner Harrison Uni.
versity' school and Lynchburg COLI
lege. He left school in May, 1861
to enter the provisional army OF Viz
ginia. as second lieutenant and drill
master. He held several Offices in
the Confederate army. and was In
1864 chief OF stan to General Early.
He was wounded three times In battle.
the last time being seriously crippled
in the great Wilderness fight In May,
1864. After this he returned home
and began the study OF law In the Of
Ace OF his father. In 1866 he at.
tended the Law school Of the Uni.
versity Of Virginia. and being admit.
ted to the bar practiced his profession
with his father until 1873. when the
latter died. Senator Daniel has writ
ten two standard law books-"Daniel
on Negotiable Instruments and,
Daniel on Attachments and has re-
ceived the degree Of l.. l.. ID. from
the University OF Michigan and Wash.
ingtou and Lee University. He has
served in both branches Of the Vir.
Ginia Legislature. and has been Ave
dimes . delegate to National Demo
cratic Convention: once q Democratic
elector: once the Democratic candi.
date for Governor of Virginia: a mem.
Der Of the House Of Representatives
of the United States in the 10Th Con.
ress. He succeeded William Malone
- United States Senator from vir-
ginia In 1887. and has held that posi-
t10p for more than twenty years. Il
b Daniels record as q Senator that
attracts attention to him as an avail
abIe Democratic standard-bearer. He
has stood alongside Of such men as
lsoar aud Morgan in the Upper House
Of Congress. Gifted. scholarly. cour-
aoeoua. courteous. honorable and indus
triU0s, he has been a model senator.
A regular Democrat at all times. he
has been . champion Of State rights,
taxatioa for revenue only. and strict
adherence TO the letter and spirit OF
Ne Constitution. He opposed the rati.
1catioa q the Spanish treaty. believ.
Ing. that the Philippines would he \
curse instead OF an advantage to the
United 0tates- He has sternly frown.
"a on Government ownership Of rail.
roads and does not favor the initia.
1--we and reierendum In Federal legis.
latjoo. He has opposed government
By Injunction" and has favored strict
Federal control OF corporations en-
eaeed In interstate commerce. The
0oslh has no stronger man In public
Me today than John w. Daniel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

% - -. saSs .TAs New York
61ol1 - Aavs Witnessed
Gof - sss)D e tAinss. ~ "
nf0u1no 60 ososse Aaving haaR1
- e10le ~ . leaoss LAY
49, ~ laalaas, oDaAiah
16& 11oesss q ~ Panama
Not e n1hsAsas Aay and %.
60 80 I'M - allowed to
e o6n141. 1hsy 70 not ash
- - - hsas. lst for more
49, - ens1 nv. How.
= 80 - se0o . change over
un6oosss - ~ lssa lev
= - OaAlD vosanps for the
0anaososoe - veil - for
y nl1go11Do VAlcA has been
49, GDsu1as g noes a. less
ou1p6s y ut MANAGE
= ~ v6Oasos Asn - CulsSsa
- II 49, uonlA s1sv ssost en>-
- - slnsu1lsa than during the
9 = ~. 1Aoo vas Also IN
1900 g - snsune a dredging
- ODse 1aolneR oosthals svt
lR NJ - - - ~ ~ ~ sxcass
241au1nv ~ sespo1ag q tAs work.
- pooon11 >1eeQbs0 - allow the
5noomn Vegbsss - cejebgate their
pn1ln Aaon1ay ~ knocking
~ A 0hs6 -. = lssks vssy much
GHOe Iaaana aanal ny - com
oo vol1n - ua1fs q tAs time
- ~ ~ - e0elals q Ia admin
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
An Opinion.

Job wuz mighty patient man,
wuzn't he"
II reckon he wuz. but he had good
reason ter be-
How come
Well you see. he well knowed dat
ef he des kept still he'd sh' git all
what wuz comm ter him."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Some OF the Georgia literary socie.
ties have disbanded for the summer
The members are too busy persuad ing
the mules to work for hay while
the sun shines
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Kiss Your Hand TO Care.
Get out in the morning
And breathe the blessed air.
Take a draught OF sunshine
And kiss your hand care.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

6 seaeas. saSv TIE Wall Street
~ - - 60 t1lDs regarded -
- 90 vAslssA1iag q transDor.
- i ~ thso0At - - right
~ ~ sssnsaAsally that the
= oDOses sAea11 ~ . lower rats
- - shaa ~ soel ship
800 go 1ssbAs bsgan to
l6Qno9 - g ~ ssaaAnsss q
S6nogDGDa ~ ssbabs vas stin
1870 49, G lsase y ssslais
80 a10n1oe alvso esaAitioss.
oU1 - uo6aosD Aave b6eoos
k - - 6sae - company
49, go - loAAeo ~ aoespt-
- GD1uohsuw g - rebate b IN
IL - 40 q DeuGrsss.
80 v1aonU1a 4 nv have In
UnoA = ~ aeOrsgate
1890 sn1 wrong.
~ ~ rsbaas b
- ssslalisn. II
= -. ewing The
y GoeA a1vantAses
- alseeinlnated
r 11alnsss. wa H.
p1oM xsoQoae11iaa. there
h1e1GD0l1. ~ Urivass uosopo
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
JUST FROM GEORGIA"
-. l.. 9. in Atlanta Constitution.
H>~~%~\>~~:
The Way Of II.

This is about the way IL goes now
with the popular author:
My new novel is such success
that my publisher has ordered me 70
write another Immediately
And the dear boys never pause TO
reflect that their readers may need
rest
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08
Brother oieksy's Sentiments.

Brother oieksy's Sentiments.
I don't want poverty. en- don't want
riches. | des wants money enough ter
pull through.
De worl' Is des ez God made It. but
some folks Is sorry dat dey wuzn't dar
ter give Providence instructions.
We all time waitin' fer de long lane
ter turn. wen II frequent turns 30
sharp 1t tilts de wagon over
hears many people talkin' bout
science. but de best science yit Is dat
what teaches a man ter do good en-
keep at II,
Misery likes company on de road
but wen you see him comm. des tell
him dat amt de day fer you ter feel
sociable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

One OF the brethren says: THE
world Is SO near heaven you can hear
the angels sing" but he. fails not to
add Pianos down here are good
enough for US yet while"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

A rural exchange says: The editor
has been laid up for week past,
but he Is now 'out'-fifty or sixty dol.
lars-as usua.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

Word from Br'es Williams.
When Good Times knocks at tn.
door don't mistake EN- fer bill col
lector. en- holler. Nobody at home,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-08

i9UosDoIVseko ~ hss sigks1ser. forty.
- enA1llanu1 svesy Assdsy Esd
- esunnan - ~ ssos - The
- 0.ea - sessssl end yin BE
nnaSpAA - eav rUt - tss uaited
lsf 49, 1seSsysse-'s sA'asoe'
r ), $500 - 5000 u .s,-s Ore
~ e1suue1sun1, s.isss oahesvise
olhOutnok teseies - kDovs 10 -
- - ~ s1vsssiiag - q.
49, Inn nAuLY 0CN.
oAnnvEaAA "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Snbbatb- SeiIisnng in &anias Gitp

Sam as & it t, Wp., 20, Oft. -
Gie Shollipielcr nnb Sdouipielerirs
men, peld)e bier om lettcn S%onntag
I'M @ioeriprud nit Dem StaatsgeicB
Dffentlih oufgetretcn iino, muroen
sipar niht %perboftet, ober Hidter
@iQiam $. @oluce bonn Criminal.
@erift miro Infangs fiinftiger @ohe
sic @rono-Sllrp oufforbern, Mnfla.
gen geeen ollie 9iibnenfiinitler SIT er.
beben, ipeld)c moraen auftreten, n1o
oanit miro, iuic er ioet, ieoe @od)e
fort9eiobren wcrbcn. Gic 2citer Der
1beater boben olii moreen Sorltel-
lllngen u1gefilnoi9t, unb cs murben
bcllte ifon equities pereibigt, Inn
morgcn Die berihiebenen @erbaftnll.
gen por6unebmen. Gle 9erbaftlln9
miro audi oilf Die SuoenbeiiBer ausge.
ocbnt lperoen, melhe anl Sonntag
hire @eihGftslofnlc oiicn balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Gonflift 5,uiiden 8oupernemr mn
Senat.

2oning, Wfih., 20. Sftpbcr. -
Ser ShlllB Der Grtroiislng Der &C.
gislatur bon Wtibigon bot am irci-
tag Ibeno nod ST. einem iforfcn
Streit 5piidcn Dem @oupernellr lt1o
Den Is Senatoren gefiibrt, luelhe bic
Sppoiition nno gleidBeitig Die SGlitc
bes Oberbollles ausmud)en. @pilpers
tc1lr @arner itelltc Der 2egislotllr
cine gotidait SIT, iuorin er Die Sppo,
iition idorf taoelte, neil lie bon ibnl
porgeihlagene Wobreeeln SIT Safe
gebradt bat. 9arauf biloeten sic
expeditions Senotpren Elm fiinitliheS
Gllorllm ourh Elm babies Suben0
Eoli5iItert, melhen lie ie S. 5obltet,
nnb nabmen Damn cine Heiolution
on, iporin Ger @ollpernetr ,,ueaen
Der erltatnliden falid,en Iuifoiiuna
leires Terb1ltniiies SIT cincnl cooroi=
nirtcn 3mcigc Der StootsregierrnG"
tpeiolib oltrd) bie SeheI gesogcl
miro. Gie 9otidoft 6es 8ollpernellrS
miro OILS elm greber, unnGnnlifcr II.
lnpiiroiger Geriud) be5eidnct, leinc
observation-disclosures 9~efn9niiie sl
m~lBbraiidlel I'M Dor oepl Gpff cine
blllge Stumprcoc gu bnltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
GuanaeliId)e @cmcralipnpbc.

WiImoufee, @is., 90. Sftober.
- Die eponaeliid)c @eneral.S pnooe
nnbm 9eihliiiic OH, 1T lpelden lie iid)
gcgelt bos Son5cit, bos Golld)eaL bell
Sbeoterbelud). hos aortenipiel uno
one 9eltrcbun9ell, bic ouf fro9miir-
bigc @eiic @elo SIT c%rlperben, erfl1rt,
SIC Gbcidliebunacn obi,c @eoontcll
u1,b obnc g%nruiun9 @ottcs luerbell
beflogt ltno bic @ciItlid)en lperDell
oufgcioroert, Srornngen 81 perpei-
germ, lpenn cine Ser ebeihlieBenbrl
Yerionen ans onberen 8rilnbel1, nls
Ole beilige Sdrift lie anerfennt, &C.
ihieoen moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
1slA u ~ - Gt4@
gle mntbigi It Srau in
Imerifa.

Die n8eieIi6oft oes anlerifaniidcn
ebrenfrcu5es" bat bier in ibrer Sab.
resiisune 6rar Soa 2euis 8iIion,
Der beiabrten @Grterin oes 2ime
Rod 2eudttburmes bel Nemport, st..
S, ols Der utapferiten Grou in an,c.
rita" oas nGbrenfreu3" perIiebcn.
Srau @iIion bot, tpie Ger @ereir 10.
bend berporbebt, in Ben Iangen Sab.
rem ibrer Ibotigfeit aIs 2eutttburm.
@arterin mebr WenifenIeben gerct-
tet, ais treeno cine anoere 5rar in
Nnerifn. sic lit iebt iiber 60 Sabre
alt.
Sic centrol. erifaniA
6rieoens- Goneren5.
2uis 4noerion, Ser coitariconii6e
W@inilter Ser nuspGrtigen Nngelegcll.
beiten, nnb Soaquin 9. Galpo, ser
8eianote Gotta Tica's in @oibingtor.
'tno bon i6rer Gegierltng mlsgepGblt
tporoen, olNelbe IN Der beporitebe,1.
Den centrol-amerifoniiten Srieoen5-
Gonferen5, pel6e in Ser 9un0es.
barptltobt Ser gereinigten Stootcn
itattfinbet, SIT pertreten.
Iuf Der Seinlfabrt.
Ger Gompfer vaoams" pom Spc.
3iuloienit Der gereinigten Stooten
bat allf Der SeimreiIe aus o%Itoiioti.
I6en Sdfen ben Suc5fonal poiiirt II.
Eolernlo erteidt. Gr miro in 9telp.
Dorf llngcfGbr am 1. 9e5ember einz
t"reffen.
Goot's q il dfebr.
SetretGr Goot febrte geItern nit
8ottin urb Sodter bon ieiner Meiic
nod Werifo 5uriid. Ger SefretGr la5
lebr mobl aus unO begab iid) oiref1
nod Ieiner @obnlng, INN ipGter ieinc
gnlts9eldaftc wieoer ouf5unebnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

baben niemdlS odru,i 'tgeOaht, mir
mad Dem 2e6en 5ii' tradten", idreibt
Der greiIe @rof. nSie. slac lieben
mo odten mid. Ser earl5e llr.
iprlln9 Der leniationeaen Weloune,
boB id ernloroet peroen ioQte, lag in
einem Streite, ben i6 nit %einigen
meiner Nadbarn pegen zines @al'
oes bate. Sd batte ben 9al,ern oas
betrcffenoe Gigentbum gerne &c.
Itentt, ober es gebort ldon ieit 5pan.
gig Sabren meiner Satin. 9ariiber
argerten Iid Die 2anoIelite 10 iebr,
Dob lie orobten, gelpoftiam bon Oeln
@olot 9eIiB 81 ergreifeit. Gas tbo.
ten lie oenn audi ullb ais cine 9lb.
tbeilll,g BON ben 8enhormen erIfiel1,
Inn lie 5u pertreiben, leiiteten lie Ser,
ielben Miberitanb. Sic muroen ie.
bod nod einem filr5en Hobau ent.
poiinet. Sd ielbit bin neoer beorobt
nod ongegriffen iporben."
ItSglet6s So6Iogc nod
ungefldrt.
8ier, 20. Oft. = Ger Mllsaleif,
ipeld)er ictt Dem oitrcidii6en Hei6s.
ratb unb benz llneoriiden Heidstog
5llr 9eratbung oorliegt, miro bier
1lno altd) in 9uoapeit, lpie BON BORT
gemeloet miro, alf Dos 2ebbofteltc
bisflltirt. 9te Situotion lit porl1ufig
in beioen Sallptit1bten uu1gefIGrt.
Snrmerbin miro sic iflieblihe llnper.
1nOerte Innabme bes gu8gleids in
bcioen Tarlamenten crmortet.
@os Die Soltu1g Der Ireiie onbc.
longt, 10 5eigen iif numentlih bic IA.
otfalen ungoriihen 9lGtter iebr bit.
fer. Nah Ben lebten 9eri6ten aus
9ubapelt geben iid Winiiter @eferIc
nno Sanoelsminiiter b. aolilttb sic
grobte Wiibe, fir ben Musgleih
Stimmen 5l merben. Sic reocn oell
ouHpllplpSl IuuISiU ull uuS SlIllHIlC
berubigeno 81 unb iuden lire 9eoen.
fen at 5eritrcuen.
geionmene Eolitifer begriiben NIT
8nu9tbltltng Die 9luslidt, OaB enolih
bos eipige 8e5Gnf beiber ReidbbGli.
ten aufboren neroe.
NINA 8oulo ungebli6
mieber p@erlobt.
Gnris, 20. Sftober. - Die Sci.
tltng nSe bis tout" mill miiien, oob
Nnna @pulb nit Selie Sc Solleprano,
Dem GlteIten Sobne bes Ser5ogs bon
Sollcprano perlobt iei. Sic moGcn
lid in 2onoon in Sen nGd1iten. Sagen
nerbinoen. Sn 6rantreid miro Die
Serbeiratbung offi5ieQ genladt mer'
Sen, iobnlo Der &aiIationshof iiber
ben 9(ppel bon 9oni G%aiteadne, Den
CT gegen bie Sdeioung crboben fat,
ellbgiiltig ertifieocn BADEN miro. Ser
&oter oes 9rGutigarnS lit ein Ncfie
ser @r1fin Sean Sc Gaitcllaic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
3ng first in Ilnf.

@oterorb Conn, 20. Oft. -
Cine Welle norblid bon bier ent>
gleiite infolge 9rlihes elmer Shiene
ein Srodt5ug Der Central 9ubn"
bon Germont utb gin9 in Sriimmer.
0rci5ebn Der "a @o99ons itiir5ten in
Sen Slub ob. Iloermon Wiaiam g,
9olpton bon 9tcm 2onbon nuroe bel
Sen 9ergearbeitcn ld)lper perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Roots q il dfebr.
Nbcrmals p%eridp6en.
Sirettorenpobl Scr Sainois.G Central,
Vabn auf morgen pertuat. -
Sarrimun's Sntereiien.

Sorriman's Sntereiien.
Gbicugo, 81, 20. Oft. - 9ic
Terlammlung ser s%lftionGre ser Sai.
noissGentral.9abn lit geltern Nah.
mittog bis 0ienitag II llbr 9ornlit.
tags pertagt iporoen. Wan bofft
Damn Die 9ireftorenmabl pornebmell
81 fonnen. Dos Steapcrtreters9o.
mite bate feline arbeiten nod nid)t
annGbernb beenbet. Serr Surrimon
reiIte Inn balb bier llbr Nadnlittoga
no6 Nelp.Sorf ab.
Mon gloi1bt, baB bos SteQpertrc-
ter-Gomite bis gum nGfiten 3uiont.
mentritt Der Iftionare bebllfs @obl
eines nellcnn Gireftorenratbes icillc
Nrbcltcn erlcoigt bohen miro. SIS lit
foit Gag ullb Noht al, bcr s(rbeit.
Dor ieiner Ybreiie erfl1rte Serr Sars
rimon: nNidt MIR, DOB iJ nod Teru,
Uorf 5ilriidfebren mltb, mllB id) audi
geIteben, Dob id nicmals porber in
mcillcm 2eben 10 frob mar, Gbicooo
SIT perlalien, nie lest" @iaiom Tel-
ion Gromipel perbleibt bier, ltnl Srll.
Sarrimon's Sntcreiicn nobr5uncf-
men, bo 2ctterer nobrifeinlid nid,t
5eitig gcrritg 5ltriidfcbren fam, Inn
Der Tbitimmllne ont Gienitog bei5,t-
.ipobnen. SoQte ii6 ieood Die slb.
thinning nod ipeiter per5ogern, 10
lit es bod moglib, DOB Sorrimoll
bierber 5uriidfebrt. Gie allgemeinc
Situation lit u%nperGnoert. 9eioc
'Seiten iud)cn Stimmen fir iid. 9(nt
Sienitog biirfte Die ScriommInn0
nod idipader beiltht ieir, ols tie
bellte es iuor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Grpluiiun in 0asanlnoc.

Rem Sartor 8, Gonn., 20. OF.
tober. Die bieiige @asanlage mlr.
De ourb cine grploiion 5erit6rt, ais
5tuet arbeiter cinen 9ed in ser Solpt.
letting reparirell poQten. Iie bel.
Den Mdnncr. Nanlens S'gonnea l,no
Honopnn, 40, reip. 60 Sabre aft, iulir.
oen nuf Der Ste1e eetobtet. Der o,lrd,
Ole erploiion. entitonoene grono
tonntc raid aeloiht tpcrbcrl. Ter Sc.
lar1rntldaoc1 miro auf $4,000 ae,
ifdbt.
SnNs mrs 1nSlanb bripref 6. Gainc, Wr.
4lH. II iI.Anlfifn u II. Of aaha G.l... -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

Berlin 20. Sft. - 9etr1dtlihes
Iltiieben hot in meoi5iniidcn Greiien
bic bon Dem berporrogenocn 9uoape.
tier slr5tc 81. Sermonn 9obinbfp CT
loIIene GrflGrune erreat. bob sic Su-
bertuloie obnc jeoe Nrt BON NeOifo-
mcnten beilbor lit. Scr IrSt beboup.
tet, DOB ielblt Elm I'M b6diten 8rooe
Sdmlnbiiidtiger in 9on5 %fllrSer 3eit
9ebeilt meroen fonne, mcrn man inn
IN einem Ionncnmoloe ollsiebe u1o
5lpinge, ieine Nabrutg iel6it gu iu.
den, ipie Die Niien es tbun. @ie Der
gr5t periid)ert, hiloet Dos Gonin, bns
Elm 10 ausgeietter epentllell in Den
Sonnen5apfen unb @iiihcln finoen
ipilroe, Dos bette Mittcl sur 3erito,
rltng Der Subertelba5iucnL 90 CT iei-
ne Sbeorie ihon prottiid, ODER oor
om eigenen 2eibe erprobt bat, ioat ser
gelehrte Softor leiNer nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

Sci Gli5abcthtomn. 49, lit bic
Scid)c elmer 0rou aus bcnr @ol'er
9eio9en poroen, Die lid III boS Srem.
eenb,ld zines oortiaen &otcls ols
5rau Narp gau eingeidrieben bate.
Non gImlbt, hnb Gin S~cl6itnierS por.
licgt.
The Republican journal., 1907-07-04
KNOX AND LINCOLN c. E. UNIONS

July 9th and 10th, delegates from the
Knox and Lincoln Christian Endeavor
societies of the G. E. Union will be
entertained at Vinalhaven. Tuesday,
July 9th, after the arrival of the noon
boat picnic dinner will be served at
Smiths Point, weather permitting, or
if unfavorable in the church vestry. A
buck board ride has been arranged for
Tuesday afternoon. The evening pro-
gram at the church will be an address
of welcome by Rev. I. H. Lidstone; re-
Spouse, Rev. Clarence Emery of St.
George, and an address. Wednesday
morning at nine O'Clock three papers
will be read on the value of the C. E.
to the young people, to the church and
to the pastor, followed by reports of
the societies. The program for Wednes-
day afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock,
will include address by C. D. Crane,
field secretary, on birds eye view OF
C. E.; Relation of the Sunday school
and Christian Endeavor, W. E. Over.
lock, State Sunday school missionary
and president of the State C E. Ques-
ton Box conducted by Mr.. Crane. The
convention will close Wednesday even
ing with concert and address on Good
Citizenship, by W. J. Day of Rockland.
A general invitation is extended to all
interested.
The Republican journal., 1907-07-04
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss the Of lkAzzzzw
SHARPS AND FLATS.

1t is easier to deceive yourself than it
is to deceive other people.
Each successive birth marks one
more incarnation of all the past.
The man who takes the world too
seriously is sure to become pessimist.
1t takes heap better man to live a
theology than it does to make one.
Dig for your coin, and dig hard
that's all right. But be the master of
your dollar and not its slave.
In that age when wealth becomes the
standard measure for greatness, then
money will be world-power.
The last one of us would be in a
mighty bad way were we called upon to
prove everything we deliberately tell.
Do your part to lift the whole race a
notch in the scale of humanity-then
your heaven will take care of itself.
Can you, in the presence of a man,
speak of his merits with discretion?
Can you, in his absence, speak of his
faults in love? If so, you are kingly
spirit.
If you want to have smooth sailing,
just grant that every fellow totes as
much gray matter in his pate as you
do, and that your hearts are just about
the same size.
The Republican journal., 1907-07-04
NAMES OLDEST GROCER.

Probably the oldest living grocer in
Maine, and one who is the most extern
slvely known in grocery circles, is Au-
gustus Perry of Belfast. Mr.. Perry
has arrived at the good old age of 90
years, and has every appearance as
though he would live to pass the GEN.
fury mark. Mr.. Perry was born in the
town of Camden on April 81, 1915. Mr..
Perry occupied one stand in the city of
Belfast for over forty years, and for
many years was the leading grocer of
the city, dealing in goods such as the
general stores in those days carried.
Mr.. Perry has a wealth of remini-
SCIENCES Of those long ago days, when
his purchases of goods were brought
from Boston to Belfast by packet, and
business was conducted very different
ly in those days from what it is at the
present time. Credit was often extend
ed to customers for six months to
year, and the traders of those days
generally bought their supplies in Bos-
ton on equally as long time. Mr.. Perry
attributes his wonderful vitality and
general good health to the invariable
rule OF abstemiousness, which he has
practised all his life. In an interview
ne says that he never drank intoxicat-
ing ii4uOi III oil HIS lllc, ucv6E uSeu 10.
bacco IN any way, shape or form, and
in fact has been temperate in all things,
avoiding everything that partakes of
dissipation, having his meals regular
ly,and being very careful not to overeat.
Consequently he is not troubled with
indigestion and does not have to paw
the penalty Of over indulgence. In
politics Mr.. Perry is liberal Republi-
can, He has voted for every nraSjdopt
since the party was formed, and hopes
to vote for at least one or two more
before he lays down the burden of life. |
"1 es," said he, ''while am anxious to
live to see five score years, yet | am
ready at any time to meet my Maker
face to face, for my life has been one |
that l am not ashamed of, and | have
tried to live life of usefulness to my
fellow man in such a manner that /
enjoy life today" Here is a model life
to live by. How many of us will gain
the goal that has been the lot of Mr..
Perry?-New England Grocer.
The Republican journal., 1907-07-04

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