{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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''True philosophy consists in doing all the
good we can, in learning all the good we can, in
teaching to Others all the good we can, in bearing,
to the best Of our ability, the various ills of life,
and in enjoying with gratitude every honest
pleasure that comes in our way"


Such is true philosophy-such is practical
christianity such is genuine, unadulterated
democracy. Every system, civil or religious,
that is not based upon these fundamental princ-
pies Of nature, is device Of the cunning and
powerful to ensnare the more unwary and weaker
portion of their fellow beings.--.adrima Watch
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