{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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The Force Of Habit. A IaughabIe story Is
told Of miser, who, being at the point 0: death,
resolved to give all his money to nephew, at
whose hands he had experienced some little kind
ness. "Sam," said .he-iOr that was his RePhew's
name-"Sam, l am about to leave the world, and
$50, 600, only ,binki Yes, / feel weaker and
weaker; think shall die IN two or three hours.
Oh, yes, Sam, ! am goiDg-giVe me two per
cent and you may have the money now"