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The Lost Needle.
Twenty-seven years ago Mrs.
Samantha Ambergris, a quiet,
modest; seamstress residing in
Walnut Grove. Ill, was sewing a
button on her husband's trousers.
Having occasion to thread a needle
she held it between her lips
while she looked for a spool of
thread. Just then she sneezed
violently, and the needle disappeared
; nor could she find it
after a most prolonged search.
The incident passed entirely
out of her mind. One day last
week, however, Mrs. Ambergris,
who is now an elderly woman,
felt a tingling sensation in the
middle linger of her left hand.
She looked at the finger and saw
something tiny and sharp protruding
from the skin. Applying a
pair of tweezers she pulled it out.
It proved to be a splinter she had
accidentally run iuto her finger
the day before while cleaning
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President G. Stanley Hall, of
Clark University, has been studying
the alleged almost total absence
of insanity among negroes.
He believes it is because, being
newer to civilization, the race lias
not run through so many different
and crucial experiences as
the white race. President Hall
can get some invaluable inforraamation
from Dr. Babcock, of the
South Carolina State Hospital for
the Insane. He will probably
discover that insanity, almostunknown
among negroes in slavery
days, is now increasing at an
alarming rate.
The girl who never has been
kissed in the dark has never been
in the dark very much with a man.
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leaving some bags of grain on
of-doors which should have bee
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against the weather to say not
ing of thieves. But then, th<
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raining or not, for if it were,
wanted an opportunity to wor
about that grain, or perhaps hi
to his wife and then go to slei
while she slipped out and atten
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some time and then hunched t
good woman.
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see, then ?"
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never mind."
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right important."
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"You go, won't ycu, Nancy
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some minutes, then awoke 1
wife and said : "I'll tell
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A North Qeorgia farmer, who
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entered the office of his county
paper and asked for the editor.
The farmer was accompained
by his son, a youth of seventeen
years?and as soon as the editor,
who was in his secret sanctum,
was informed that his visitors were
not bill collectors, he came for
ward and shook hands.
"I came to get some informa
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"Certainly," said the editor,
"and you came to the right place.
He seated."
The farmer sat on one end of
the table, while his son sat on
the floor.
"This boy o' mine" he said,
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after some little hesitation. "I've
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= to foot, glanced around the poorly
furnished office, surveyed the
*? editor once more, then, turning
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ut floor, said:
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THE PUBLIC will take notice that
the Registration Books will be
open at the COURT HOUSE to,' the
registration of parties entitled to register
tinder the constitution, on the
1st Monday t Tuesday in each month,
until 30 days preceding the general
eleotion. J. M. CASKEY,
Chair. Bd. Reg. Lancaster Co.
March 7. 1000.
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Lancaster, S. (J.,
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All members of tlio County
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Juno 23rd inst., at 12 :30 p
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Baltimore, Md., March 30, 1901.
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