The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, November 08, 1907, Image 7
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Sermon
By R«v.
Frank De Witt Talrnatfe, D. D.
*
H« is rrarhing out nnd rontlnntiiK to
reach farther out :in<l I* making the
wealth of the lain) ami of the aea nn<i
of the air tributary to hln wealth nnd
to hi* power.
Man looks upon tin* mighty moil )
taLns and says: ‘‘I nmst have gold for
the hnsls of my monetary system. Y<
time may he? Shall we not honor the
life which shail last throughout eter
nity?
But there Is another fact for which
we should honor the human race. God
has placed within every human heart
a conscience hy which man, to a great
er or less extent. Is aide to distinguish
mighty hills, ye must open your sealed i right from w rong. This conscience Is
vaults and give me your treasures." to man what the mariner's compass Is
Then the miner lifts his pickax arm to the sailor at sea. It tells him what
begins to tap at the huge doors of he should do nnd what he ought not j their tainted ancestral blood. If you
rock, and they open, and the mints of to do, where he should go and where (do all this, will you not have a Itoimr
the world send out the g<Jfc In coins he ought not to go. what he should
•t last they arise, desperate. Then
their evil passions are let loose, and
their hate of the world breaks like a
destroying conflagration. So, my
friends, liefore you Judge men harshly
think of the temptations which they
have had to meet Think how Inade
quate Is their human strength to over
come those temptations. Think of
what you would have done bad you
been placed In their surroundings with
Los Angeles. Cal.. Nov. 3.—In this
N^rmwii ti»e preacher shows bow man
to the highest spiritual dig
nity and universal honor by living In
harmony w ith the divine will and by
showing love and kindness toward his
fellow men The text is I Peter 11. IT.
“Honor ail men.”
Tbene are three great sources of
knowledge Though the Intellectual
reservoirs may be wide and deep, yet
foi the most pert they are fed from the
water* of three streams, which, like
pure, .-j -Ciiing fountains bubbling out
of tin- moumaiii.-- of perpetual youth,
never s.-em to lose their strength o:
to exhaust their source. The first
ntrutm of education Is that which wc
receive from the old homestead.
Though wc may live on to our three
score y«uus and ten and our hair bo
come white as snow, yet what our
mo:!»ci> atal fathers taught us coulin i
uaiti recurs to tire mind with new dig
nilh’fttMi
The «-econd stream of ki . ledge j
conies from books. P.y that 1 do no! ,
mciMt si:- piy what we learned when
we were :: school. The teachers o !
our yx 'h imparted comparative!) Hi
tie known g.* to us. Their <■!. T wor’
was to teach us how to stud . The)
lower* i the I ir.- <• that we couid on
ter the lieids ol truth and browse in
them ifiie - n over tin* lowered
bar-- tt r o t| t oir till of ti’'* n< It sweet
cl os r \u 1 l ' elk’ve thrtt most col
lege V. il! " —e.. v. "’’ me when 1
say it .t ‘b chief education from
bool..- ■ to them after they It ft
their alma ater. 'I'he third great
sourc-t ti ill a-’ , Ion comes t > us n
fr«-a. be hon r 1 ‘om book 1 ut from
the haunts of nature and In
uiits of the world, studying
procession of multitudes of
stamped with their signs of more.a )
value. Man comes down to the sea
and says. “O sea, thou must feed me!
Then the great hatching plants are
built and (lie small fish are develnjiod
In the same way as the farmer’s wife
hatches out her chickens in the barn
yard. Man says to the fields, "Ye must
support me!" Then the plows go forth
to turn over the soil, and the harrows
with their steel teeth crush the big
clods into pieces, and the sower scat
ters his seed, and the reapers ci t down
the heavy grain, and the mills grind
the wheat into white flour, and the
ovens are heated, and the bread come-
forth crisp and brown for the table.
Man says: "I must have the treasure
of other regions brought to me. 1
must soil ni) goods in foreign lands."
So he gaihc.s logo (her his iron ore
and melts ii and molds it and tem
po;* it and the imn rails are laid, and
the sbvl steamships are launched, an
the Atlantic ocean becomes a ferry
and San Francisco and New York an
I made next door neighbors. Whereve
man’s magic wand is lifted the beast'
of the field, the birds of the air. flu
tish of the sea. are compelled to do hi
j biddin ■ Wherever we turn we sc •
mail intellectually supreme over lie-
i animal, vegetable and mineral world-
Man's Perfect Hands.
' What do you i eii.-ider the most con
: pi> uou- sign of Man's intellectual cm
I inenee?" I oime s- i.ed the most bril
liant physiols: I ever knew "That he
: ran d" th'-." he j'-p led. touching eU'-ii
i one of hi tii ' rs vifk the end f I:
: thumb. "Im on !:• wv th 1 man is'
th«* on'.v arh.. . . ‘he world that has n
! perfe i h; tid? At the base of mau't
idea of sinful mankind than you ever
say atnl what he ought not to say. had in the past? "Honor all nv^n."
And the more the man truly follows Honor All Men. "
his conscience the more It will point Rut we ghould honor all men , K .
out the true ways of life to protect him j oause we can 9ee lhe work of . race
from the shallows and the destroying j wh]cb the ROspo] ,. an ,, ( .g onil in t he
rocks of error and sin. | henrt of eV en the vilest "inner. We
Man's Conscience. | see how God’s love can enter a sinful
Have you ever watched the wheel- • heart and purify it and recreate it. It
man in the pilothouse steering the I is not the raw, crude material of phys-
shlp? In all probability he will not * leal life that Is of so tpucb value, hut
see you i»r heed your presence while when (hat raw material has lieeu made
The
Heat
that
Doesn’t
go up
the Flue
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j’ou ere watching him. His whole
mind and thought will be concentrated
over hy the skilled hand of the divine
Workman then the finished artbj# he
upon the quivering needle In the square conics of great intrinsic worth. M.ai
box just ahead of him. Every wave. ! may be lu the beginning repulsive an 1
every current, every gust of wind that I repugnant to the eyes of others, hut
throws the prow of that boat even a i cleansed by grave he Is worthy to be
few feet off Its course, that trembling honored not only by the inhabitants
needle at once shows the change. At of earth, but also by the denizens of
once his strong hands grasp the ban- I the skies.
dies of his wheel, and lhe boat Is pull j In the marble quarries near Rome
ed back upon its right course. These ! years ago there was cut a massive
currents and winds and waves are j stone for a great sculptor. But. alas,
continually causing the prow of the ’ after this huge piece of marble was
boat to head wrong. Thus the guar j dragged from the side of the mountain
termaster has to be always heeding , it was found that an unsightly seam
the warning of bis compass. So with ran through it. and it w’as cast aside !
the human heart. God has placed ! Many sculptors came and looked at its |
within every human breast a moral white surface, but rejected it as use-
compas ailed cot science. That con 1 less. One day a young man. not yet
science i nncea ingly at work. It Is! twenty-five years of age. named Mich
perpetually showing man the error of ael Angelo, came and looked at the
his way and pointing to the right stone and ordered it taken to his
course. <'om< iem-e is continually say- studio. Then with mallet and chisel
lug: "You ought to do this because it, he began to work on it day in and day
is right You ought not to do that be out. He cut in and around this ugly
seam until at last the greatest of his
early masterpieces to< k form and that
stone became the marvel of the age
as “David the Shepherd" preparing for
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n iii.s perfect hand ’
o i look upon man'f
hi ran see a sign bt
ni. ii
ng to
liim:
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fly, the
P
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alir-
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or love.
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whlcil ! !'"
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not find t
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their yo.' ,
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care rot hoA- low he may be In the
stale of humanity, is wlihout this
flaming to:-< h of conscience showing
him thr path of purity and truth. Is
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ave absolutely uo use
young. Among the
a lower form of 'ife.
he parents caring at
The salmon swim
pawning time. They
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I"'V "i' of brain and ed. There love 1 'is its throne. There
, ip!i di what no oth")' human It ■ <rt ••lings to human heart,
ire upon the face of th" There the <>' I love the young and the
<•. Th-refore “honor a young love the old. There the strong
• them on noeount of th" ; help the weak and the weak help the
his battle with the rnightv Goliath. So . '
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God can take man, rough, uncouth, sin- ; ,
ful man. man with all his imperfec- j ;
tions, and elilsel hhp and cleanse him. ;
and "man the sinful” will become j
"man (lie pure,” to dwell with him for- j
ever. i ‘
Oh. If we could only catch an in |
spired vision of what God can. do for I i
us. then there would '<• ao difficulty in ! i
realizing what lie can do for others!
In the sight of the world a littie baby
does not amount to much. Babies arc
horn by Mm hundred every day. That
bal>y does not know anything but to eat
and sleep when lie is well and cry when
he is in pain. But to his mother that
baby is no ordinary child. She hovers
over him; site cures f >r him; she has
beautiful visions of what that baby in
the f”ture may become. And when, as |
t:,, ie pas- '> on. the baby grows into a
boy and tim hoy into an intellectim! I
giant and i ""Oines a leader of men th< ,
mother sits ‘•'weetly hy and says: “O!. All persons srs warned not to sntor
j j, , |, ( , surprise I! Even wl upon the lands of John H. L. Wood,
a little boy ! thought ail th' sue ^eccaaed, for the purpose of hunting
cess i light b" his 1 dreamed about
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NOTICE.
;dj) -lea! 'Upri-m:;';• ■ stron
, herevcr they may b
Though in some human hearts
even
wi
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(Oje of th" r> ; "on- wh) - tit'? authoi
ot a a it 1
upon i- mi hum i sympathies is bo
ca ise h t tin-.. . -t of Ids Inform
tion iiom .ring men You euuh .d
I "f as no >kwa>. tm Yo
ca aof Mdnk of him as a gov. ned and
oa oed gradua," of s< ie classical uu
ve‘ <ty. You < annot lilnk <>■' bin. a
a hermit or a clob ’e "d reciu.-e. I'c-
ter was essentially a man of affairs, a
man among n. a When he came to a
town or
SOUgflt 1
v here
villag* 1 do not believe he
he i irouient ol his room
ii.o:d read and rest, hut wiih
that ioo":
gO tO til" J hlC'
gatiiorc.1. Ti:
dr.in tliem o:
g« . i .u ti !!i:
encrtiv of Ids he used t
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p"Ot>
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he woul
tat
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an'I
ftcr awhile he wou.d
him the innermost se
crets of ■ hearts. Then when !,e
was ttHoAu among the wealthierelass
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of
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the de
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brot in
blunt
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that sotue <
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must have been at
'j ! tiie fathom line into
!ieir hearts as well. And
to send a warning to my
duisters 1 would make this
men : If the Christia pui
.. mistake toda) it is; of l j M
ie ministers arc becom- 1
I tii-.t they arc not v. ill
their hlaek clothes and
don tweed .siitt and wander about in
their vacation' incognito am on r ail
classes of people. The true pre; cher
must get ac minted with living men
or ' ise he <• Mfot be a helpful messen
ger of Chri;
Now. aft* I i :\ the rough, uncut
diamcui'i unio:.. ' apost ! s, had ent
to much of hi life among all cia sos
is up his experienc e in
He says, ’ Honor all
dares that one of the
t’ae true Christian is to
man. no mutter where
tid. As there are so
ho in the social as well
But man br.s more than intolle ma.
and physiol prc-emi.ience to da, t
ggish him from the r t of the a mm
creation. II*- is the only being aliu
today who,.after he has been born, has
imm >rt. 'ity of i-xistence. Man I. th"
only I ei.ig to whom God lias given th"
a unnee th:’ vhen he D ho>n I
shall live oi fere er. The eagle is sop
p sod to be the Ion cost lived binh Tne
elefthaict Is Suppc».sed to lie toe ionge-';
livecl of the mammals. The deep sen
turtle in'" ' em known lo live hundred-
«»f years, in t ,e Galapagos Islands, oi.
the wes ‘•ni c-""st c>f South America,
there h vc- been found living i".*p
sea turtles n least . r i<N) years old
But. though min's earthly life may
seem iusig’d! < ii.t wlieu c ompaivd to
the longevity of a turtle, an elephant
or an eagle,; s Ins immorttility s* retc h
es on througli centuries after the
longest Ii"' wrtlc lias died of old i.g •
Man is iuiuinrtal. h* never dies.
Wav’s Immortality.
But I am never more impressed with
man’s immerniity than when I study
his exi tei-te ia toe geological lihraf)
rocks i.-.i 1 tramp ale ig a
country n i tiiiougii the dirt, as !
walk I say: "This soil may soon pass
t-he - cc
you find the love power stunted in its. ’ I '* 11
growth, yet everywhere in man you i m 3’ 11/111 "
can find the moral compass telling him t-Taclie
what is his uuty to his fcliow men ! will cmiy siirreh !cr )o,ir nem
There is no foe so dull hut it can spar to f , l 11- ' st . G'.d can • you grow .ng
kle at the thought of some sacrifice <' lQ, I mi1
birds, parties disregarding this no
tice will be dealt with strictly accord- <■
Ing to law. R. C. Howard, Agent
Oct. 25. Nov. 1, 8, 15. t
i /;
c.ic’.i da
like himself.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are hereby forbidden to
,, . . , i,, trespass on my lands for the nuroose
There is no ear so deaf but It quivers I 1 ien < ' 0 ' , s< ‘‘‘ s - vou ,0 ''' v of hunting, cutting timber, etc. un-
at the wall of anguish There is no ni<?u aU( * women and '1.adieu, no ma (j er penalty of the law.
hand so weak but it grasps the hand ter * 10 ' v 1 - : . v ^ ,e - fi hen j John D. Jefferies, Jr.
of some other human being In friend- God sees you brim ii the humblest|Nor. Mt a. w. 2 mo.
ship. Tlieiv is no human heart so dead
&
We are filling the
orders every day.
Bring your order to
and the weake r o' h c’rfldren to his'
mercy seat. Then God sees you
ascending It. c g!o- •
Oh, my frien !. will
divine Idea c< t • tr
• si: bv Ills side,
you ncjt let this i
g If ecu and it
will it you will o
heart to .tesu: '
honor men t:n'" :
to he hon im d oy
but in it somewhere can i>e found ut
fection pul... log with life. Yes, the
lowest form of human being is infinite
ly above the highest form of the brute
creature, for in every human heart is
the trembling needle of the moral
compass plea ling with man to be a
better ukid than he is and showing
him his duty to iim fellow men. “Hon purifying l>! vk! of
or all men.” On ac ccm:i! of their pow ; "iH' ' , -- ;
ers of aflection, however meager they : God now.
may be. honor ail men. | fCopyrtgiu. IOiT. b
Judge Not Harshly.
But there is another reason why we DOCTORS MTST&KFS
should he d the injunction of my text, j Are said often to be buried six feet nuiiei
We i-Uc. uld h.'.mr all men because of ground. But many times wsmen call on
the bitter 'l,:gglt.s through which their family physicians, suffering, as they
most of t In * in have gone before they imagine, omiiioiu dyspepsia, another f.m
have yielded to the calls of sin and heart ciisc-.i-u*, another from liver or kid-
cut tlic-msel "s adrift from their own di.'"; -c. another from nervous pros-
hightr ideals end t.-.m the love add tr ation, unodierwlth pain h.rc'and there
„ ® .. . and in this way they pre:(tit alike to
respect of !l it tellovV men. It Is easy themselves and their easy-going or over-
to sit sit . biliously upon the self busv doctor, separate diseases, for which
— «t us at once. The
BRIDGE TO LET.
I will be at the Wallace Thompson
, - . P lace on Tbickety creek Wednesday,
' ; o lr n November 20th, at ll o’clock for the
win • iniK, purpose of receiving blda for a bridge
nw : ourscii across Tbickety creek. The plana
• un-dug an 1 will be the same aa the bridge across
ns : list Get Tbickety at Blue branch. I reserve
greatest value ever
offered.
right wit 1 '
I. ;is Ktopseh.]
he, assuming them to be such, prescribes
his pills and potions, in reality, they art*
all only Kj/mptom* caused by some uterine
disease. Tne pSg^cian. wMvant of the
ctiuxc ot suffering/kvcps uprs^treatment
until large bills are tiulde. 'Kc^ujh ring
patient gels no bett' \]j^-JrT'^5bic^the
the right to reject any and all bids.
B. Felix Lipscomb,
County Supervisor.
Oct. 25 to Nov. 19.
PArtKUk’S
HAIR BALSAM
ICIeftnyr# &Ld besotif u tJic hsir.
iPncNDotM ft luxuriant growth.
Il.Vver Pi.i'f *o ii* Orsy
I Hair to .
I Curt* . . a.' )'j .ing.
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of j-eopl" he u.
one general la
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chk f duties
learn lo respi
b" may 1^ t .:
tnaty {»eoj
away. The spring freshets may conn
and wa Ii it d. vn into the valleys |,« righteous drones of our own gilded
low.” v.'he:. i watc!i the bird ; II ing Vigotlsm ml look down upon the fall-
ovcrhe.'id < r the’scpiirrels and the ral, pn an l t i I iw and say, “We would
bits scurry it g i;uo their holes, I say fiot hive clone as they did If we had
"Every fe y .w the woods have a peen in Ik dr place." It Is a far dif-
new genen Mo i of Inhabitants.” When (eront matter t-. have nad the aume
1 look upon the great trees cd' a ( ala- Invironmei t as they and to have
voras grove 1 say. "E'en these tr"" turned out dhi'orently.
mu.-1 die.” i. v.lien I look upon tic The Ide i grew the less harshly Ij b‘y“(ITsfkJ!7i■'aTi~ThT“.Mr r .TffIing 1 symp-
rocks. "id and furrow eel and wi, fudge tk" . • .’ut weaknesses and short-! toms, and instituting comfort Instead of
many i'ldi ntaMons from th» Ktornis and ' fomings ot Jiose who fall into sin. In Pha , ,°”5ni^ r I : ' er jA * l
. . that a disease known is naif eured.”
"t eentm . , I seem t > , rearly every ci .se 1 have investigated Dr. Bierce’s Favorite Prescription Is s
have found that these r > called social scientific ;nfdi"ire, carc-fullv dovised by
an experienc" ! and skillful physician, i
2* A M i« r r
S A L ’/Ell
■ i in.
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m* tr s i sa. ar,, bst-i iJt -j uw i ^
the llghtnin
see tin ii lor n.-r standing there in all
their m;ijc* ‘ic g'riudcjur. I look upon
them and : These rocks were just !
the same thou ; id . upon thousands of :
years ago. The-" ris ks may be stand
kig the.e in I! their grandeur Mo
utcasts bad ji iain trials and temp- i -. —»
. ... ., . . ' amt auaptea to woman f ocucate system,
titious. F j" .<»s pi act iced against It made of nat*\c, American medicinai
Make, iCidncys -uM bladder Right
The
as tiie then." :ic ul -nse arc ifi.ing
about the "lotal iepruvity” of taar. I
* ^iru tocla to s]ieak a out ia: n j
as the not Ture God Ik s ever
pr-rffC'-i"! , 1 tr.> •<» J grave my c’c eendants may be camp- Lout the ni
om lour or n ot; why wej j nj{ under tlieir sliadow as 1 am doing j leet in dai
should have a umv.’-al rc.-iHfct. for j Q0W |> u t longer than even thov • Ihota* crlui*?
the iuman ;:i<". rocks will endcre 1 shall live. Long |r and th«*
'em, v. hi h would have flung me if in roots and js
ly ovn s’rength I had oeen corn-
died to coniond against then. Then
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Long
•• <• . their grandeur o plied to coutend against them. Ti
cpm F is of years !,en<" | mlgl.t ba-fr turned out as badly
after I h;t\e lK?en laid in the ; |iey diu. Al fact is not only t
it
;n and
Man's Saprenr.acy.
First 1 bid yo.i honor man's intei-
Je' ml supr v over the lieasts of
ti,.* field, the birds of the air, the fish
of Mr*.- sea and the Mineral and vege
f.blc orlds. If there Is emphatically
one nimal to whom God has given
tl right to rule over all other living
anmiute and over the elements, that
creature i> man. Though man can
aptly be likened to a farmer with
large land* « ' *te which he has u<»t
all under cultivation, yet more and
man- like .iosliua with the land of
Canaan, he Is going up to possess it
have l^ecome the hor- scatnstm 1 --hrccgirls,’’house-keejic rs,
loathing of two hemis- nursing n.oih. i,, and fei blo women g';u-
• ft.T T ic tn ! M of the ID" ■ jieres. If you will Investigate the i 9 the greatest earthly boon, being un
lay.' arc mcbcct m the lust contl gr." iuses of crime with an Impartial equaled as an appetizing cordial and ra
tion of a b ailing world the me-ine- fnd you will he compelled to become atorative tonic,
and the i ' oi".-' ami the most iuslguii - ; »>re and m re lenient in your criti-, i D f«Fa^riti D Fr“H
cant of human being-- who was e- e. <Jms, as all men should. , and is invaluable in allaying and sub-
clasped in : me tiler’s anus shall l . e , fleu do not start out intending tc! duing nervous excitability, irritability.
We honor the vases and the rinv | tj bad^ They do not want to be ene Searaffi^hysteri!; “SS, P 6t Vltffi
< . ! it?** of soc iety, hut th<? terunhitlonB of rinncA other distressing, nervous
ass.'ff : K « do3 »5a Cora
tm-b ccii - J ^ what "MU oat.
~ —————— I have opened up a new Slioe
Store in the Rodgers Jewelry
MFTT 'AH i litiildiiio. Will a 'O ear'-y some
for children- .»ure. Xo opiatoo JNotionH in connection with
-—. .! Shoes. Everything ire!»h and
■»_, ' ■ > e n . aa new r , and'at rock bottofh price*
Dr. King's New Life Pills f,,,. CMh . „,y j-oo.is „,!,l r t
my prices l»9fore buying.
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", but also of those tated teaclicrs. inilliners, dressmalrcrs.
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!i have I;
burned from the ruins of Mcmplii-
Babylon attd Nlncvcfii they arc
old, no matt' r i.o !.▼ .ind deiac .
they may Ik- .dmil \ <• t honor h t
man life* where.Or it is i d -.Liei
realize that • man. once Ism,, will nev
er cea.-.e to exiM. no uialtei how lotig
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account of the sins of their ances- functional and organic disease of the
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