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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09
!. E. wgusrgWs RESIGNATION,
Man Who has Served city Faithfully
VIII Leave Public Duties.

Man Who has served City Faithfully
VIII Leave Public Duties.
AZ an adjourned meeting Of the City
Council Friday night, called for tho
purpose of REVEALING the registration
list, Alderman l. u, Webster. who was
elected last April, and who has served
the city aud his constituents faithful
~ and efficiently. formally rendered
his resignation.
Alderman Webster, A-sS been Tesl.
dent and property owner hoFe for
many years, and deolIanp that he pro
poses H. remain herd NJ the balance
Of his life, lie has always manifest.
% . deep interest and great energy
IN anything which would 40 for tho
upbuilalng ot the city and this com.
munily and. NJ the earues, solloita.
ton Of hts fTiends consented Ia enter
the race for alderman last year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

BsgsW0as@fy. Aka, baarxA T.--G-
g. t4sis. . 4istsfbatisS elSEk a. sts
HeuseomerT pesteGles. plaa6a4 Gkfliy
- smtessitas letsess gontsintna aIaaeB
SO pAs hsiA - ne ts4agaI GmRA
IaEy. fiaEiA wA@ hsa beaa emDAwe6
e ~ pssglsHee siE moHtka. sEn1f q
~ aegeaaeaG ~ onee. bee Kiis w. -
yesd ne ssWss - Ehs eaantestenF
ere eaaFt, iis Nas sFfeafs4 an4 &C.
e. . Rfaifmisary hearfna a ouan.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09
SERIOUS FlRE AT RGx.

store and stock Of J. /. ToNnssad
Wsrs nurnsd a Hss.
From Sundays Daily Sun;
The store u 1. Townsend, with
the ehlIre s.ock Of goods. vas burned
~ EleS Wednesday night. snlslllns =
loss Of about 1880. with slight ~.
puFanee,
Tho nrs Was discovered late. agtsr
u had gaInsd sueA hea1vay chat Rti
Efforts 10 sHtiaEuiuh the aamss wsss
Of no avail The origin Il unhnown.
Friends o. NJ. ToWnnsRA sympa.
lklse deeply with hIm h this ioaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09
DEATH OF Mr.. WOLFF.
Old and Highly Respected Citizen Of
Lake City Died In Gainesville.


Lake City Died In Gainesville.
MIR, Ferdinand s. Volts, one OF Lake
City's oldest and most highly.respect.
ed citizens, died at the home Of his
son.in-law, Captain n, IL Cox. this
city. after a brief illness OF pneumon.
ia, The remains were shipped to Lake
City, where the funeral and interment
were held.
Deceased was born February 90.
1874, hence was slxtyfour years OF
age, He was Confederate veteran,
being member OF the Virginia troopS,
He had the distinction OF being called
at the famous John Brown raid, and
was present at Browns execution, Ia
1861 he enlisted in AndersOn's Virgin
la battery. which surrendered at
ViCksburg, and afterwafds he served
In West Virginia until the close Of
the war. He came to Florida In 1869,
and since. that time has made HIS
horne for the greater part In Lake
City. No man In Columbia county
was more widely known ar more pop
ular with the people, and his death
came az a great surprise and sorrow
To hls friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09
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rhfssssnss IN oesea aapAas.
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az verE. TNs aCnAi ~ 80 zee
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.aS 80 e1SSea - to So go -
an pfsf
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srsss So asA - ssstrwaFA q y 80
sfs lssSesssais So fesrs - = paus =
saais Aass soaa seeu fs4. e1g tbe afs
err srpgss f4sefits.
ne ere 80 eaasVasaayeF AitN
tsmkks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

kens Ybgt. NaEcA Z "a eAhie9yam
Fssnivea Taaradas ~ ne bard ~ 49,
esEA Wfssigss n tas MegAe1fst IlstS
saEas thaFpa aAea0Hesf tta aeaih -
saeaap Artes. ASxsaifba. Mafsh ~
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tleshoaiss Thsptagieai ssmiaasy 10 sAsl
biaes. ~ slsssts ssa = mtastOnsfy
q sas MefAeAlat tiytneapai ehpFuh "a
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mors sksn iseetY pears pgsst@ss -
fsss tiss - 80 Aeaa . naisessaaEy
A aease8
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

People Msy Fses Prsalsm Of isw Ts
DO WahOut Weed

People Nay Faes PFealsm Of How Ts
% WRhOut Weed.
New York. March 7.--Announeins
that there was no tsaue before The
American people - tmp0rtaat n his
oVinion ~ the e0aseFvation ~ The
astuFal sesoasces urged upon congress-
~ PFusldent Hooeeveit. clifford PIN
ehot, forester ~ the department. %
agriculture, toni 1900 peFs0ns a. =
msgslne % The AmeieAn tassituss q
electrical engiaeesu TsmuiAy nisAh
ihri q timhef famine IN he e0salfy
vas iMmiaent. aaA pnlssa tAsgs vas .
sFsst chAHes On pubiie nentimeat, Ne
paopie vould hare q face ID . isw
years ne proAIsm ~ iios 70 90 with'
0ut WSod.
~ tke pFeaeat Fsie ~ e0asumpitea,
be said. ne tFpoa now staading ena4
Eapply flmAar log sweaty Yeafe. These
hate eifea4y teea so asida b ne
ueat fas . go 90 aeFsa AZ IgFest iaedg
pfotsets6 ~ tka neseFnmeat. snut
lhls Fspneseota only eaeAfsA the
peeple ~ this natiom oWn,s ad4oa 10
rgsakeg. Esd ptsps y protect aIl sBeh
pF0pegty fFNm tho espla asstFusti9a
Row 10 pUEEeaa eaaaot bs iAhea te0
sa0a .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09
viii Build a Home.

j. A. Barrow. tired OF paying rent.
has purchased from August wenskc a
desirable lot on North Evans street,
East Gainesville. and will AZ once
erect a nice home thereon This Will
be- sevenFoom house. and will be-
designed especially 70 convenience
and comfort
Work will begin on thiA house nj
once, and Il n expected the place will
be readY for occupancy IN about six
woohs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

Twaka. Mans fe4san es-aaLanaas
8aens ~ eaafe ynsnsealioa hass
Nnaae4s StaSts9 asuF 6efasaaas -
laees - 80 Csseoss eraseAfsam is
sssaetea - pote ~ Gke nsosasfssa -
Hevalafg ~ ~ Tafg ~ s
80 asalafsaaa is9esne fse
essg ~ Fse ass asnee go -
ksstfs . eeae
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

wash taaiae. Msfea : k2h NsaN
a ~ eenEFeas s1iaufne9 Thlranv asl
az lsepess - SO m@n3gF - - ss,e
Meaatar lesSase of NmNn ~
hapas q lmpaape pse 1an
Nfa1f bn3y. sM &kat
Haa
a kqf M
- Ft e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

q a. fsedbettsE has paFehaned fEom
q. y. Iisaptop TIE hgaas aad Iot,
ne .Ast Orange street, corner North
University. and II h snAssstee4 ufll
make eHt9asivs improvements
Mr. Laabstssgs fTienas eoaaSAfa,
late hlm upeB he new peaassslaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

door At this side Of the building was
never fully opened. But a dense pile
OF little bodies that lay In the black.
ened Wreckage beneath this point. tne
Feet, the hands, the limbs and the
skulls that were scattered about form.
Cd a complete index to the horrors
that had taken place.
Formed Fir Drill.
When the teachers were informed
OF the existence OF the Are tney
promptly formed the pupils In columns
Of march, according to the are drill.
and started them for the door. When
the head Of the column was nearing
the front door q rush of flames met
II. Some OF the children dashed at
the door In the Sffort TO open Il while
Others turned and hed wildly up the
stairs. The door was q double one
and one side was held by a spring
The column above, knowing nothing
Of the ere on the stairs below, kept
pressing down and within . few sec.
ends there was jam. panic and struC
gle on the stairway and behind the
bali closed front door that nothing
could stop and which COST the lives
Of all who were caught In IT,
Door OPENED lnwards.
A far worse tragedy. however, was
opac,.,, ~, ,ro t,Tr IN rho rnor mis-
II Is claimed ov many neop,o opened
| ,u,o ,,n ,.,n, 49, ,o.',.,t ,,a In,arI,
Or Of ,,o ,"nI,nc
IN or4a- p, ,.,,, ,,,. er.rsrco the
pupils we're compc,,cl to march down
Sorrow r.r anI ,r,n n,s. hr,ugh
tbs doorway T. uas the ,,ck Of space
,r tho han amt ~, ,ui,l, ,end AZ the
tro, ~ 70 stair. that cost 20 many
/ Ii,as o., ,sis r,.r, When the arst
chi,Irar fleeing from the IRE IN front
.nr.,-oL -, mo l,., II vas c,osed
G,,.r n W., c,er.l 1c.p,,e the ter.
IT,, TO-. -, ,,, ,,... ..,.. nohInd n
r ,, ..,,I ',I..... IA, tho door
...... an,,.rJ rg. 10 assertions.
f. ITO ,,,,r,.. arc man, and positive
" =, .,o ...'.,., ,.,r,,, an ON.
@ r' ~ ' ~" ~, ,a,,ru,oo the
,. w.,
Fled In Frvozy OF Terror.
r,...... ,-., fro In ,~.n,, the.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

We9las Recovered from tho RulNs Of
] AAs building Were 50 slackened and
eharrsd that Identification In Many
/, anOsnnoss Wac impossible.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-09

little ones were lost while would-Oa
rescuers stood helpless.
The scenes that were enacted in the
front hall will never be known. The
door At this side Of the building was
never fully opened, But a dense pile
OF little bodies that lay In the black
ened Wreckage beneath this point. tne
feet, the hands, the limbs and the
skulls that were scattered about form,
Cd a complete index to the horrors
that had taken place.
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"fhen m. ie is as good as his
From now on am going to drop the
role of rich mans son and be some
thing on my own account If you have
faith in me-if you believe in me-if
there is a ghost Of chance that you
can some day love me-
81 have faith in you, Alwyn," she
answered softly, letting her hand lie
passive in his grasp. Then, withdraw
ing it with a pretty gesture of petu-
lance, she added:
only I wish it didn't always re-
auire a blow to rouse you to action.
Did you ever happen to notice that
trait in yourself?"
"Why, no. l don't quite understand"
"Then here's an instance that Will
show you what mean: In your senior
wear at Yale when you were playing
halfback on the varsity eleven ] saw
my first football game. 1t was against
Princeton. You were the only man on
either team l knew, so watched you
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Sour
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No appetite. loss Of strength, nervous
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general debility, sour risings, and eatarrh
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TRY
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For Sale by W L Wallace.
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Nj.
Il kn,
marked !.
needn't 90 hone.
bein' ratified at ar
Mornin'. Mr.. Wal.
was you he was ho
You're a little i
the financier. ~
81 always am.
do the waitin'.
many Il good hour
It. Who's your frien
Mr.. Gibbs Of Glib
Gibbs. this is Aide
"Of the Eight
only man 10 CT
tion runnin' indc,'
meet you. Yes. 8
and l win. SEC
you. j.
4 &: TT
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head was turned away. You saw who
1t was, and you made no appeal to the
referee, but in the next scrimmage
YOU broke that mans collar bone and
stunned him. He was carried sense
less from the field, and you kept on.
You had begun to play a fighting
game, and it carried you through the
Princeton line for the only touchdown
of the day. You won the game for
Yale. You were the college hero-the
man of the hour. But it took blow
to rouse you. Now do you under
stand?"
Eyes, think I do. Perhaps you're
right. l certainly remember the blow
well enough. Do you happen to know
who It was that struck me that day on
the football fieldF
"No. knew none of the players e1-
cept you. Who
ut was Gibbs"
"Now
I'm not likely to have forgotten.
Ask him yourself. He will remember
it. fancy. 1t was week before he
left the infrmary."
But l can't realize that Mr.. Gibbs
| would do such a thing! 1t was SO
cowardly, so"-
ooh, don't hold it against him. BE
| was excited and
'Tell Mr.. Phelan III see him in the
library" called Wainwright -ff9in ffff99n the
hall: all:~~~,-~
More politics. exclaimed Dallas
] fCome, shall we 90 out to the tennis
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~ ly toward the window, angry
at the interruption, but Perry
4 \ Wainwright, ushering two Ia
dies in from the veranda, met his
scowl with wink Of triumph.
.'Not so bad. eh?" called the boy.
"Met them as they We're turning into
the drive. You see
oh" observed the younger OF the
two women-a pretty. flower faced giri
who since her entrance into the room
had been engaged in exchanging de-
lighted greetings with Dallas so you
came to meet US? You said you just
happened"-
Did Il" asked Perry in deep amaze
ment. well. well. The fact Is, l
wanted to do something startling In
honor of meeting you, so ] told my
first lie. p
Don't mind him. Cynthia" laughed
Dallas. Hes taken that way quite
often"
ooh, it's his usual pace, then"
dueried Miss Garrison innocently. Il
thought perhaps he was just warming
up"
"And now," pursued Dallas, taking
possession of Cynthia, much to Perry's
disgust, 'tell me all about yourself.
Have
There isn't much to tell. But there's
going to be. I'm going to work"
"Work? What forT
"For a living. Of course"
Not really"
"Yes. isn't it ridiculous?" broke in
Mrs. Bennett, sweet little old lady
who now found her first chance to
edge in q word amid the general vol
lev of talk. "But Cynthia is SET on
doing it,"
why shouldn't /? l haven't dol
lar, and there's theory that one must
live"
"But what are you going to do? ask
ed Dallas.
81 don't know. have q pretty good
education. l shall find something. i
Dallas, / think your brother is giving
US high sign of some sort"
81 amr' declared Perry. Il just
wanted to tell you there's surprise
waiting for YOU Two surprises in one
kennel. Want to see emp
"What is he talking about" queried
Cynthia, appealing to Dallas for light
on the mystery.
about Betty and Prince Charlie" re-
torted Perry, Your two Boston ter
riers that bought. Want 70 see 'em"
"Oh, the darlings! OF course do.
Where are they?"
Come along and III show you. The
darlings,' eh? Talk like that makes
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/ than ! ever dreamed "
loved love you. r.
There's an easy way
then"
What way? Anything
"Ey doing something to
feel proud Of you. don't fee
could not marry man who loh-
his life away-a man who sits IDLE
while others are thronging past him in
tie upward climb. You are rich.
thanks 10 your fathers efforts. What
have you done with that wealth: IL
you've done 10 harm with it you've at
least put it to no good use. You are
young. talented. highly educated.
What have you done with your youth,
your talents. your education? How
have you used them for your own bet
tc,ment or for your fellow mems!
What have you to offer me? Money:
Social position? / have plenty Of both.
What else can you offer me? Nothing
absolutely nothing"
"My love, for one thing. can offer
you that"
IN what is your love better than
any other mans? Behind it is not
a record of hard work. Of self sacrifice,
of achievement-of any Of the things
that go toward making love strong and
enduring and beautiful-to make it q
support that woman can lean on for
life: What have you to offer me or
any other woman"
There was a silence. Yet when Ben
nett spoke there was a new note IN
his voice-a ring of awakening strength
that impressed Dallas in spite Of her
self-that sent wholly strange thrill
through her ana~Set ser s1eart to beat,
ing with unwo k less. a
done nothing. i, Isn content to be
a rich mans son, aG I've nothing to
offer that is worthS5our accep zee.
but that does not n | nevel >aIl
have. And by thd ts--cce of l
shall! You've putsNnsSs sn new ,,E :
1 zee them as yer did. 1t isnf
wholly pleasan 1periencf but it,
good f. 1e. Th S's nothii yet that
I'm ft o do, bu, vi find something
never I And wh> do
DE- 8 there's n, ing you're III
for,'' Il Dallas. heres moth
ing dn't acco N if once
you s to II. -. just 'hinh
of t les yosaz.nade for Mr..
Lori tampaign. They were
fine.
40 Ns,;--S1s22 not
J'~t
II; sc:
IL gar"
As there any
hol &
T. aseAJs no promise
I told L.
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CHAPTER II.

1LWYN BENNETT turned sharp
~ ly toward the window, angry
at the interruption, but Perry
4 4 Wainwright. ushering two Ia
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would as soon think Of putting a but
terfiy into harness. Is 1t true she has
no money left?
Pm afraid it's only too true," an
swered Mrs. Bennett Her father lost
everything in speculating. He was
cashier Of the Israel Putnam Trust
eompany and afterward president
He -~H
= She paused as the Office door opened
and Thompson, the secretary, came
into the room. At sight Of Mrs. Ben
nett he seemed about to turn back; but,
changing his purpose, crossed to the
table and began to look for some docu-
ments he had failed to gather up.
"What was the rest Of the story
about Mr.. GarrisonT asked Dallas,
really interested in the older woman's
recital.
Thompson's papers slipped through
his fingers and went skidding across
the polished floor. The others looked
around IN surprise.
Excuse mew muttered the secre-
tary as he stopped to gather up the
documents. ''Yery awkward! I'm
sorry"
He went on arranging the scattered
papers in his usual unobtrusive silence,
effacing himself from the general talk.
"You were telling me about Cynthis's 8
father" said Dallas.
"Oh, yes," said Mrs. Bennett, taxing
up the thread Of her tale. He was
looked on as one of the most honorable
bankers in the city. And so he was
until his misfortune"
'MisfortuneT
@More misfortune than crime. HIS
wife was a girlhood friend OF mine, 50
perhaps I am preird!ced in his favor
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-12
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SOUTH BOUND
RAW LUNGS

When the lungs are sore anil in
famed, the germs of pneumonia and
consumption find Judgement and
multiply. Foley's Honey and Tar
kills the cough germs, cures the
most obstinate racklng cough, heals
the lungs, and prevents serious re-
suits. The genuine is in the yellow
package. w L Wallace.
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urGuarantee

60 to your druggist today and get dol.
lar bottle. Then after you have useo the
entire contents Of the bottle II you can
honestly say, that 1t has not done you any
good, return the bottle to the druggist and
he will refund your money witnopt ques'
tion or delay. We will then pay the drug.
gist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all
druggists know that our guarantee Is good.
This offer applies to the large bottle only
and to but one in family. The large bot.
tie contains 2h times as much as the fifty
cent bottle.
Kodol Is prepared at the labora-
tories of E. C. Dewitt & Co., chicago.
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Do not forget :. hat DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers are the best pills
made. They are pleasant little pills
that are easy to take and are prompt
and gentle. We sell and recon-
mend them. Soll 10y ID & Scott, NJ
D.
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"Joshua Simpkins," a story Of
farm life, will be seen at Thomas
Opera House, Nov. II. 1t is said to
abound in novel features, wonder
full mechanical effects, excellent
singing and dancing, and plenty of
refined, wholesome fun. The fine
band carried by the company will
make burlesque parade at noon.
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from first to
last. Little as l
understood foot
ball, / could see
you were play
ing a clever,
hard, conscien-
tious game. But
it wasn't a fight
ing game not
the sort or game
that carries ey-
erything before
# Then, in the
second half, in
one of the scrim-
images I saw a
Princeton man
strike you. Oh,
it was a das-
tardly, cowardly
bloWi He struck
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and III lose no time IN senn
surprise Don't forget ask ABOUT
delay OSBORNE Nashville, Ien
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-11-12

hlS " A,H
n dog.
I'D on t de-
spair," suggest
ed Gym t h ia.
Maybe you'll
grow"
Still puzzling
vaguely as to
the meaning Of
this cryptic ut
terance, Perry
followed Miss
Garrison from
the room, a grin
Of satisfied am
bition wreath
ing his tanned
face.
"To think Of
poor little Gym
tQla having W
20 to work.
sighed Dallas,
looking q ( t e r
he m lone
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-12-16
Sayings Of EArs. Solomon.

Presdventure, ny daughter, a man shat
come unto thee. saying: Heed not the coun'
sci of thy mother, for she driveleth. she haC
knowno sorrow because of one man-mayhaI
he hath turned her down and behold! in hel
bitterness she reviieth all men. But I am no
like others are"
Hearken 10 him gently and secrete thy smile
kiss him gently upon his bald spot or in the
cleft Of his chin, and coo unto him softly; but
reserve thine opinion.
For, verify, thy mother has suffered one
mar even Of him that bath married her,
ifany man hath turned her down. OF him she
thinketh with chsstened tenderness. For
was he not a blessing In disguise?
Yet, marriage is q desirable thing. and [
hath its compensation. For she that doth not
marry shall never become q widow, but shall
dwell in the house OF her brother or her mar
rlsd sister. Nay, she shall dwell In n board
with prudes and bread pudding and gossip.
Her nejcss shall call her "oId maid'' and her
pephews shall borrow her money.
She sh6ii go about alone and pay for her
own theatre tickets, and the other boardars
shall pity her. fetifshe be popular she shat
be suspicious of the landlady and her repu-
tation shall hang upon her gas bill.
most intimate friends one and then another
aud shall be made to listen while they dis
course gushingly OF heir"Aigernors"
And II shall come to pass That in her &C
COMO youth shs shall pick up q broken stick
and shall marry IT gladly, even Though II re-
semble the orangout tng Yet she shall snatch
a babe from The cradle and bear him unwil.-
ingly to the altar.
For, verify, marriage is but tina least of two
evil; and a little h1sband Is more TO be de-
sired than great freedom. Selah!-Greenvil t
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