Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, June 19, 1901, Image 4
ARP HAS BIRTHDAY
?
Barlow Philosopher Has Reached His
75th Year.
AND HE STOPS TO MEDITATE,
He Quotes Lines From a Poetess He
Says Was Old, if Not Fond of Heart
Failure.
To day is the seventy-fifth anniversary
of my advent into this world?my
coming into this mysterious, wonderful
condition that we call life. It is a
fitting time for meditation, contemplation,
cogitation and rumination. Aa
aged poetess played double with hertself
and said:
J " '
Ufe! We've been long together,
Through pleasant and through
cloudy weather;
Say not "goodnight," give little warning.
And in some brighter clime bid mo
"good morning."
She didn' pare to linger and languish
on her last bed. The doctors hadn't
invented or discovered heart failure
then, but that's the way she wished to
go.
I do not. I would have some little
time for tho last loving words, and
looks?some time for tears and sorrow
on the faces cf those who love me. Tho
death of the aged Is only a change?a
parting, a beginning of another life. It
Is no calamity, no .horror, no shock, no
unreasonable thing. It is tho law of
our being and the old are not far ahead
of the young. How kind St is in providence-to
reconcile us to it as wo near
the goal. > remember when I thought
It was aa^awful thing to die. I dare I
not think o? It, much less to ponder It
and It /corned to mo that there was
some, jJOR.-rible>" escape from It and 1
mlghjt ttot surely dio. But as we uear
J^dte^ujftotted age and realize the sympof
decay we become less relucless
alarmed and like Job are
TKMy to exclaim, "1 would not live a'$
'y%ayg; *1 a?k not to stay."
But vome how I do not feel old? n
old?not Infirm. My ey^s are
^ ^^^H^HwcaTc and my her'Vng Impaired, and
I I*'!.'ji 1 : lon.fi Dt, work in the gar
Vilili!-.- I soon get ovar
et^?Hy v-ork?and
like to
or the^Jch for some ody
cJflinT uon't llKe"to hrtvo a m?.3'ttr
a boss except my wife, who
Mfcnts mo right now to transplant he.*
peppers. 1 gently hinted that they
should he planted by a high temper, d
woman to do well, and aha n?>'d shn
thought an impei tenera man would do
us wall ;ind I had better attend to it
rieht away. Sometimej I thiug I have
worked enough fur the pret says v.o
should crown?
"'A youth of labor with an age cf
ease."
and bo i like to work when I fool like
It and quit when I please. 1 have
never distressed myself about the work
that the toilers have to do. Work lies
its hardships and its blessings, too. T: u
law of compensation governs every
^ trade or calling or condition In lie*.
Thore la a good side and a had side.
There are lights and shadows. Woik
Is nature's law. "By t.ho sweat of the
brow shalt thou re.ni bread," and nc
Idle man is happy. "The sleep of a hboring
man is sweet," saith Solomon,
and the doctor tells us that Ixvdily exorcise
promotes good digestion. Work
i brings contentment. The w-alil\y who
Won't work and don't have to are alv.vays
longing for something they
Jjiavent get. Something that money
^an't buy, for it will not buy go > 1
tieaJth nor good children, nor make the
f"^ie happy. The peace and grallHuOo
of the cotter's Saturday night 1
unknown to the rich. The toilers as
a olas are the happiest people 1 know.
T'hey thijoy their food and their roat
the cLxVes for happiness on earth and
a horn* In heaven of tjhe working man
than tm ae of the millionaire. Byron
says "The many must always labor for
the few," and Oobo says "The good
nvon in money." hut the good book
Lord mare poor inen Just to k^ep ri h
says a p<v?r man can squeeze throu.sh
the eye of a needle and a rich man
can't." Cole Is a good confederate
veteran and enjoys his record anil hi t
religion and his tobacco. This is all
he has and is content.
One of the greatest eomforts of old
age is 'n ontomplacing the happiness
of children- It d<.litiiita ?
.. TO .?u JJI
the shade of my veranda and watoli for
two little girls wlio are four and six
years old, coming up the avenue hand
In hand and wavtr.g a welcome and a
smile at rae. It reiolces me to watch
larger on-:? as the/ play cxvKniet on
the tennis court noar by and to hear
thetr merry volcis iNd unconscionsly I
breathe a prayer that key may alway3
be happy and no ealsrnVty or affliction
befall them in the years to come. If I
over get to heaven and St. Peter asks
tuo what vocation I would choose I
would say. "Please, gttnl Saint, make
mo a gxtardian angel of the little children
I left behind mo, and give me
fowor to shield them from all harm."
ti.lnk 1 wouut l.n.e that- I iiiiiiK iiuu
I would. I like It now as far as I can
do it. It Is a privilege and a delight to
an old man to make others happy.
Time was when my chief concern was
for myself and wife and our children,
but as ago comes on the heart enlarges
and softens. The vanities and ambitions
and selfishness of our youth disappear
and wo rocall the linos of Bobort:
'^Count the day lost, if Che descending
sun
Views from thy hand no generous action
done."
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time at Jacks mville and Savannah.
Eastern Time at Other Points.
Schedule in Effect Jnn. 27th. 1OT1.
HOBTiinni'vii No.WNo.0dlKo.a3
KOJtTUBOLSO. Dally Dsily uxtiu
Cv. Jacksonville tP. o> b Jja 7 4i>p L-' A??
' Mtvunn.! V, v.. V MMn lOllwl i ...
" ltouWfU .. 4 2op 4 04a
" l-iu<kMllo 4ifl>V 4 28a 8 lbp
Ar. Columbia .. 0 lbp 0 10a' Oii^i
Lv. Oauripstou, too. Ky , 7 Ouu iToup ~6Aip
" buinmurvilio 7 41u'Ajuct ?Uop
'* Hiaa\.'hvliiu 8buu! * Oju 78>.?p
" Orangeburg 0 iCia <C,u 7 isp
" Kingvillo 10 louj 4 25a 8 47p
Ar. Columbia 1100a; 6 &ia U3.?p
Lv. Aukusih, ts>o. t.y.) bvopi yaup (SJop
Lv. (iimniuviliO Ut3p'li)lip
Lv. Aiken Slip! T15p
Lv. Trouton lv/-'p|ii (XTp
Johnston 4 17p 11 2op
Ar. Columbia, (U. D.) SMp 2 lua .
Lv. Columbia, iBulg tot OArp 0 Ala OMp
" "\N ltui.sboro 7 lap 7 22a 10SOD
" &ylV 813alllS4p
Hock Hill beap tuaallPSp
Ar. Charlotte * 2up 0 45ui2!iia
Ar. Panvlllo 12tla;l88t) ttll*
Ar. Klchniond (loua b25p
Ar. Washington Tli3a Tiop 10 lia
'* Uultlmoro iPa.lUl) 0 15a 11 Sup 11 2Sa
' Philadelphia 11 A'.a 2 6?a 180a
^ Now York 2USp 0 23al 4 ISa
Lv. Columbia .777! .77 1140u 8 Ala
Ar. bpartnnhurg U lop 11 2.5a
' Ashoville 7 Hp 2 4?p
Ar. K host ill c 4 15a TSOp
X.r. Cincinnati TbOp 7 ion *7777
Ar. ly>ui?villo 4pp 7 5ou 777777
bout it Borau. t^.'PItT0;?5
Daily Dally (ox bu
Lv. Ijonl?rlH? , 7 via! 7 4&p
Lv. Oliiciimnti m ' >..1 .am
Lv. Knox villa 1 zoa. a Via!. .....
' Aubcvlllu .. auo.i! 8 05p|
" bpartnnburs 11 4Gh 0 15p .'
Af. Oolumbtn :.... 8 Jjpl 4? Kup;
Lv. Now YorkTRuitTIS) TDup 7181 Catil24jm
" Phlludolphia Gu5p| 8 tea 810P
" Boltlmoro 8 27p! ft 22a| 6 22p
Lv. >Vn?hl Rt'n (So.Uy) J!??P 11 15a! OKy
Lv. Richmond ...... ' 11 tVp I5vlm' . .7!
Danville 1 o u f> 4a p U !-m
Lv. Obnrloitc e Iujvi PKip! 4 *Ii?
" K?3oit Hill u oc<> lump: cow*
" Ohr*ior Vl.wi ll lup 6 87 a
WlUM sbnro . 10 l.-n 12 0U?: 0 OCiv
Ar. Columbia, (Rid/St 11 Via 1 loi 7 Uua
Lv. Columbia, (U. L?.) 11 WM 4 XKx
" JohuMtou 1 tip (Itt-'al
Trenton 1 43pl rt <v?
Ar. Ailcon J 2<jh! 7 boa 0 40?
Ar. Cmnltorillo ... 2 lap 7 1ao'
Ar. Ai'.ain n .. V nop m lo 20a
Lv. Columbia ibo. lty) 4~Q0p! 1 .?n 7 Ufa
' KlJiRvlllc 4 43pj 2 82a 7 8.7a
OtunjroburR 8 ITJpl 3 4.r.a 3 4la
Hrnnchviilo fil5p| 4 26u 0 Voa
" Summarvillo 7 01p 8 57n 10 8a?
Ar. Ohm-union h 16p \ uou 11 18a
Cv. Columbia ^So. Ry.) 11 .joai 1 16a TT2?
" Hlncltvlllo 1 loi) 'a 67 u 8 daa
" Barnwell 1 mp 8 life
" Su vanuuh 8 Q6p I 'JUe 10 20a
Ar. .In.-ks en-lllo 11'. 8.1 1 <op P tftti 2
Sleeping Car Service.
F.xcolleut dally poiwtmgor aorvico between
Florida nnd New York.
No*. 01 ami :E1?Now York and Florida I.i raited.
I hilly except Kundnr , compovl exeiuslvoly
of Tubman fluent Drawing Hoom Sleeping,
t'oinpurlinonv and Observatory Car* hoI
tweon Now York. Columbia and St. Augustmo.
Pullman aloo.-liig car* between AukuhIii uml
Aiken and Now York, runt from Augustu to
Columbia yla lSlnukdllo. Parlor curs botureen
Chfcrloaton and Columbia.
NOB. a.! and 04?New York and Florida Exprv?a.
Drawing-room i-lee; mr ears between
Augusta and New York Pullman drawingroom
wirepin ? oars be: v een Port Tampa, Jne,i nnvlll*,
Saviutnnn Wtudihigton and Yew York.
P\ilimn<aiotn-tog ears let w i on Charlotte and
buhniond. Dining cars between Churlotto
and Savannah.
Nos. .to and .''.(V?U. S. East Hail. Through
Pull] tan druwkig-rov.ni butTot Hooping cat-? l>otrwee.n
Ji'.rksoiivilla U'ld .ietv Voir, and Poll*
Una fcleo; lug -ant between Augusta end Charlotte.
Dining earn nerve all tne iltt enroute.
Puiltm ; * . ; lag ears between .i:i Mivillo
and Coir.inbm enrotite vla'.lv l>ei ween JueliB-mVtlleio
d Cincinnati, via Ashoviiio.
Fit an k s. oanno.n. s. a.iiAunvricK,
1 bird V -P. ^ Hen. lt.gr., (a n. l'ii>' v.-:.,
W nahl;n;tou, 11. O. Washington, D. O.
W. H. TAI.t >E. If. W. HUNT,
Aa'tUeti. . it,,. Ag't., Lav. T:tss. Ag t..
Atlanta, l.a. Charleston, S. V.
T,ost?a day lest! llo.v many days
have wo all lost in our l?ri? f livos. 11 -,*
many days in which we made no one
happy, not even wit h a smile.
lint, these rotlert ions are too glouny
for the day. They remind ns of Hervey's
meditations among the t mhs, or
Gray's "Klesy in a Country Churchyard."
I am old, I know; but I d i not
f?y>l old nor sad. My deslro is to grow
old gracefully? amd for
^ U erao -A W '
.-.ii a^t,u viiiii uiviia m unperceived decay
A.nd glides In modest Innocence away."
?Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitution,
RAMS' HORN BLASTS
rn UK use of tho nr|
row d pends o.i the
>kal^ atlon came G. d'a
p JJInsp.ratii n.
V 'Ej^hgX While there's
' n. hop > there's l.fe.
,rvfe a Christ conjpiot's
Y 'vfiSli' tli com uand4
\ A mutts.
15 ' r odly and
y 11 wi l n ver be
1 jVi> lonesome.
Christ makes the many b > >ks into
the cm* Bible.
God is a jealous God because lie is
a loving God.
Tho entitlement is bet' r than an endowment.
.Indas probably abstracted the a abaster
flask.
Church music is not for fun hat s >nie
of it is very funny.
It takes the hammer of practice to
drive in the nails of precept.
Some preachers try to catch the b'g
fish by speaking with bite! b:mth o.
their sins.
Your feelings in tho :u<.et'.ng may bo
Ininriniis tf thnv itn n f 1 ?""
.. uw J* V wvv, UIV IUI 10
lu the markot.
They who do n t Itr n; tiio Kingdom
to e arth will not he brought int > the
kingdom of heaven.
When we a.sk for deltvcramo from
suffering God of.en answers best ty
giving deliverance through suffering.
Kven the foolish v.rg.ns were t o
wise to try to make th- b?auiy of their
lamps pass for tae Lrillioncy of their
lights.
The bamboo seems to be China's most
staple plant, as it furnishes many varictics
of food, besides being used in the
manufacture of dress goods, paper, furniture.
and boat and ship building. It
is much more available in a land where
no machinery is used than the large |
timber forests of America^ wguld be.
What the Reflective Policemen Think.
Have you ever thought what a reflective
person a policeman must he?
That is, one in a quiet, remote district,
or a watchman in a village who wanders
up and down on his beat in company
with his thoughts? Well, I made boh!*
to ask one recently what he reflected
upon. At first he eyed me suspiciously,
and I believe he thought "here's another
wild-eyed Boston crank." But the first j
mists of misgiving cleared away, and his j
rcnlv was interesting. "Well. 1 nm i
thinking most how to spend my salary j
and educate my boys and girls. Then |
sometimes I wonder when I'm out i
nights what the good little woman will ]
have at breakfast. No; ringing at the
call box is a matter of habit. Yes. I !
sometimes have a quiet little chat like
this; then I'm watching the cabs turning
out their 'loaded' cargoes at the tine
houses, in the small hours of the morning.
I tell you, money, too much spending
money, is a cur e to the average
young man. We could tell stories if we
chose, but we 'keep the peace,' you
know!" he concluded with a sarcastic
twinkle, as his eye reflected a ray front
v... -.J.,... 1 _ i.
% I v; IIIVIVVMU^ aiKU I il I 4 4 J #. I iic uours
of the night all have a different atinos- j
phere, and I could tell the hour by th< ;
very atmosphere, if there were no town
clocks. Well, 1 must keep moving and
try and add up one whole night's thinking
for von."?The National Manazin<t.
Stray Shots.
If we cannot rival tho sun we can at
least reflect it.
The way to reach the Christ'esi is to !
preach the Christ.
PuTJf am's FAnn.r.ss T>vr. produces the fast- '
est and brightest color* of any known dyo
stuff. Bold by all druggists.
There are 2.000,000 acres of land in
Tox.u that are adaptable for the cultivation
of rice.
Tt is better to follow a good example
than to lead a bad one.
Are You (ikiiiK Allrn'i Foot.r.wp '
It is tho only euro for Swollen. Smarting, j
Tirod. Aching, Hot. bweaiitig Feet, (lorn*
anil bunions. Aik for Allen's Foot-Hare, u |
p ovdor to bo shaken Into tiio shoes. Cur.'fi
while yon walk. At r.ll l'riiggids and Shoo |
Stores, IGc. Barn pin sent 1 r. 1".F. Address,
lh u B. Olmsted, L' lloy, X. V.
The Governor of St. IV u rslinre. Ktis?in,
has ordered ten automobile vehicles, designed
for various municipal use*.
FITS permanently cured. No 111* or nerrnnibom
after first day's use o" l?r. Klliw'n Groat j
Nerve Uvstoror. ?2 trial bottle and treatise freo
lit- II II l.-.i..^ Ill <C1I l-.l.u. I.in.
The aggri /at<* length of the gas pipe in
Tokio, Japan, in 210 miles.
Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup for children
teething, soften the gums, ri-iiitern intlamir.atlon,allays
pain, cures ?ind colic. 25c a bottle.
The revenues of Mexico are about equal
to the revenue of Philadelphia.
Pico's Cure for Conimnintiou is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds. N. \Y. Sam ukl,
Ocean tlrove, N. J., l'cb. 17, 1900.
It costs from $20 to f'-lOJ per ton to send
freight t<> Manila.
S. K. ( o'ourn. Mgr. < i.iri ^ Sentr, writro
*'l lind Hall's ( at uili I urc a valuable lcincdy.
' J TUggi a- sell i . 7.V.
The glutton never put-- oil till to-inor*
tow what he cull eat to day.
FRAGRANT
&Gmmm
a perfect liquiil dentifrice for tin
Teeth and Mmlh
New Si/c S0Z0D0NT I 10U1D, 25c TF3 ~
S0Z0D0NTTOOTH POWDER, 25c Jfi
Large LIQUID and POWDER. 75c fea fj?
At all Stores, or by Mail for the prieo.
HALL d. RUCKEL, Nov/ YorK.
Use CERTAIN fSSS''CURE.ii
"The ?<?incc Hint made Writ PoliU fnriowi."
K1 clLHENNY'S TABASCO.!
wji r. ?"" Miiimi-M. ?? urn vi
Jt ?l<-k. l-on?(l|>n|*on kill* m
f fl " *,?rl?r for- ihr chronlr alii
%JF ?n?rw?rdii. Nonnlir. mI.kIuII.
W|JJL ?? ?* woll uml bo v
rlfrtit. UI>pi'nr?U?lf?| aturl wl
(uuronttMe bo turn or aoar/ refua
%
So. j.'i.
l';.Tr,'ArJSITI?MBt??'* Eye Water
0????8??s?S0Q<2
You arc costive, and nr
aa long congested lumps appear, ii
?& ble unless y->u assist nature in i
?2} giving nature a chance to use \
Oj quickly and surely remove ther
i thFtablet
63 ^ ocARAmn)Toernr?
vy *??"> krmtli, had blood. ulnd on
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Roforo completing nrrnugemouts lor your
summer trij*. or decidlug upon place.* a.
Which to spend tlio summer. you should culou
Tlciiot Agents uud Passenger Representn- :
Uvea of the Heaboard Air Line Railway. (
'ihuy are specially prepared to furnish luformutlou
as to lowest rates, quickest schedule;.
nod most attractive routes to the Mounj
tniu Resorts iu Western North Carolina mid
Southwest Virginia, also to tho Seashore
! Resorts of Ocoin View, Virginia lioach. Old
Point Oumlort. the irrcat Pnater.. tins'.*!.
nio'ij; the Jersey Count nu<l other popular
places reached liy the Seaboard Air Line
ltullwuy. This Company Is offering lower
rates than over with perfect tralu service atid j
fast through schedules. It will intoro-t and
.benefit you to call ou Senboard Air Line |
Hallway Areata.
t or KilliaiiiurM,
Torpid T.ivor. Indigestion. Sick Ilca.lrvcho, ,
Crab Orchard Water is a spcchic.
Detroit, Micli.. ha* 3.721,717 6nuttrc '
yards of wooden block pavement.
Xrw I'p-Tow.i Cilice, Xi'W \ ork City.
Tho Seaboard Air Lino Railway has opened
an up-town ofllce at 1183 broad way, New
Yoak City, o >rner Twenty-Eighth street. Its
down-town passenger ofllce. at 3x7 Urocdway.
Is still maiutalned. Any Information
as to tickets, rates, sleeping ear reservations,
budding and manufacturing sites ta thu
South, etc..cheerfully furnished at this ofllce.
AGENTS "i"
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Arrive \ror\or? erorywli?f? can sarti ICtr moiv?y; ! I
i.ls-nys & ste^lj' ilem-n.1 for our irooils. Hnmyiis
ash lock, with |trW?, tornin. etc., free for 3c stamp
lor I'oatu^o. Till". ItUOHA ltl> CO.,
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j tlic use or ^ ^
| E.Zff Mixtures,
r j (.ucmituis,
or similar Watch oui
h ^trmces. Jugt try ft p
LtOM n Brxr;
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1 is an an(l y?u w
1 absolutely roaSOll of
I Pure Coffee. LSOE5
1 is now us
j homes.
1 In every package of LION COFFE
A fact, no woman, man, boy or girl wil
J comfort and convenience, and which
1 the \vrap:>ors of our one pound sealed
>@?S??03????SK3S
Cored Wl
lture !s under a constant strain to relieve
tching, painful, bleeding. Then you have
removing the cause. CASCARE13 mal
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J as Atchison v^lo
3-of- of Bnfi-..r
*T dnmnrft wit
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ill tiovrel tr?mh1r?, nr>pfndlrllU( h!1i<?iianr?Rt
flic kfoiiikirti. t?United how r h foul motif h,
& tun filler eatlnsi Hi fp trouble. tallf'V* coin*
mr bftwela don't moTt rwraliirly >?<". nrn
ore people Ihnu utl other illieutea t"?fr|her.
menu mid louor year* of an IT*-rle % thai come
you, Kurt l:iUt:u t' V Hi' A It t i'H foil.iv. I'or
cell till the Wr.ie until you put ycir I wrti
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i tl'.ji r,\rmmmmr j.j.jw.un . _w'J
["My hair was falling out very }
fast and I was greatly alarmed. I L
then tried Ayer's Hair Vigor and V
my hair stopped falling at once."? .
Mrs. G. A. McVay, Alexandria, O. \
The trouble is your hair i]
docs not have life enough. :
Act promptly. Save your;
hair. Feed it with Ayer's ! ,
Hair Vigor. If the gray | j
hairs are beginning to
Ishow, Ayer's Hair Vigor
will restore color every
tilTlC. fl.OO a bottle. All drnjjtsto.
If your driiRirlst c*nnnt aupjily you,
reudu* ono dollar and wo will oxproes
you a bottlo. llo rare andjjlvo tlio iuimo ,j
of your nearest exi?res? office. Artdreas, K
J. C. A YEIt CO., Lowell, Mhkb. <
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
lju J8?s.
The Mxty-fourth session will commence
uetohor liit, noil. Uepnrtmeiir .it Mc.ilolu.-. four
yeiiro i-ouroe. I?'? #?'iVO" per nrwlun. lmpie tuient of
eutlitry, three vc?r? com ?* . fi e* JilVn per aeieoon.
Pepurtiuent <>f I'hurumev. ten vcum cnuree, fee*
?' .i?i per nr*slou. tor fur.In r purttculurs uuU (. nUi
ii.^ue udilreta.
CHRISTOPHER TOM; KINS, 11. D., Dean,
itiriiraoM ?? v a.
jfc/fADAY SURE
i? 0 ri< to intrmltl -e onr ifootlo In the country.
liaaaii' Foud 1 ??.. I ept. 40. Mutiuva ilty, ilo.
RDHiOQY NEW nisttovtiiY: ?i??o
Dill V I O uuick relief an.l cun. w ,ra:
po-en. ilouo ot te-iiionmnU ami I O ilnra' treatment
Free. Dr H. H. OREEIt 'S BOKK tor B. Atlanta, hi.
r WITHIN THE REACH
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ackago of n ?, ti
*5 COFFEE
ill understand tho IU ^
its popularity. elm !
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od in millions of nfr>
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.E you will find a fully illustrated and tic
1 fail to find in the list some article which
they may have by simply cutting out a c<
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iri tliat you think you desire for a wife? ,
a place that is quiet, secluded and shady, I
lat's an important transaction in life.
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feasant for you with her own loving hands. Efl
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lli> us of homes is its purity known;
crs are always its quality praising?
or and fragrance entirely its own.
pound packages, outwardly hearing
on wrapper, and gift-list inside;
aur future content von arc caring
COFFEE you'll surely commend to your I
seriptive list. No housekeeper, in RN
will contribute t<> their happiness, II
srtain number of Li<?*. Heads from II
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l?na*fhuicd it, and ^ct your money yV
ittrrwl.nl :ill? yon itnrt today. L j
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