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Richmond, VIZ.


RLcsnloyo, Va, Hay End, 1912.
The Elections. -SoWierFd literary liessn ger
Easioess. Rigid Of sea,ch, Sc--7He Crops, &c.
DEAR Bennett:
Oar State election has just terminated the re-
turns not all in, but enough has already trans
PRED 20 convince the Head him or die" party
thatit is all over with them for this heat at least
and Sir Solomon CyGiac of the Wing, already
cries bring me no more reports" The demo
Gratis win probably have majority of two in
the Senate and from oigh, to fifteen in the House
of Delegates, from the complexion of the returns
received this evening quite sufficient for all prac-
teal purposes, and the election of your friend, Mr.
Stevenson, for the next governor.
Az apariicular favor you will please notice the
Literary Messenger for April The article by
Lieucnar; Maury on the Right Of Search. is alone
worth years subscription. There is not sen
ence but viii find an echo in the breast Of every
American.
Business is dull and money scarce. Nothing
appears to flourish in these 'dggins but religion,
which IL considerably above par since Brother
Kinks arrival among vs. with the HISTORIAN Bisi,-
op who enlightened his audience last night bv
giving them a specimen of choice Perian, which,
they seemed 10 relish nightly and that on his
whiskers Ia Palmer, produced a most wonderful
effect, and the pulling, OF caps, tumbied dresses,
Ec. exhibited on his descending fron The pulpit,
pat one more in mind of an exhibition of Giraffe
orr ring tailed Monkey than congregation of
rational Christians.
The reports from all quarters arc most favorable
TO orr coming crops, wheat in particular is said ne
yer 70 have been 50 promising as now, with the
prospect Of very early harvest, We are ieasting
on strawberries and green peas about these days
with fine lamb aud sturgeon 10 match Not your
"Abany beef, for here, assure YOU it ia really
very fine fish, and If any lee could be had short Of
the Bay Of Fnrdy ] would pack mp a piece, mark
it '.tas side up with care" and send il, for you
aud the young Editor to dine off bit Of it, on his
birth day. God bless the lilc fellow
InNuI Arr X
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1912
Charleston.
Correspondence Of the H.rald.l


CHARLESTON, MAY isl, 1872
Tie Ueqller- Bssiaess- Payments Cotton lIar
kd-Ricc-Dscl Fish Temperance, Sc.
DEAR DENNErI.-
In reading over your valuable paper notice tat
your Charleston correspondence is very dilatory.
and therefore take up my pen to inform you of the
dongs in the Queen City of the South
The weather for the last MONTH has been unnsu
ally warm, so much SO that it was quite delightful
with the doors and windows open, white pantaloons
and thin coats very refreshing
Business has been horribly dull The stores Of
our merchants are filed with merchandise, so much
so, that they VIII not be able TO reduce their stock
this summer, consequently it will be hard for them
to meet theTpay for spring purchases Those
houses that do business cash principles, will be
able to meet their payments without much difficult
ty but fear that those who do a large credit bu-
siness viii find it exceedingly Difficult, to collect
their !lsl dues, as,hc country merchants with whom
they do business are very slow pay. The Cotton
marAet Is very dali holders of good and fine qua
htles are very firm with the rates, and pretend
holding out tor an advance, while purchasers COM
PLAN mat they cannot obtain those qualities for
mer rates, but submit TO small advance on previous
prices lower qualities coaiiuue dull and heavy -
klce has advanced DUNG the past week and sales
to the amount Of 2 to 300ibs. were effected
"A lew days since one OF our small boats was an
chored in the harbor for the purpose OF fishing a
monster OF Devil Fish became entangled in the
cable by which the boat was anchored, and made
of with her down the river towards Castle Pinck-
ney, where The monster was brought up on the flats
and killed. twas afterwards towed up town, and
became an object of curiosity, being visited by
large crowds. After it reached the wharf it gave
birth TO young one, which was landed and placed
IN one OF the stores. The old sea Devil measured
III feet from wing TO wing, and about III feet in
length Il is supposed to weigh about a ton. The
young one is about feet by il has horns at the
end OF which are lis eyes You will have a chance
Of seeing them, they intend 10 exhibit them
through the different cities of the Union.
The Temperance cause goes on bgavey meet
ines are held every week, which draws large crowds
together and converts are gaining the cause daily
The officers OF one OF the Societies are principally
reformed drunkards, who seem very Jealous in the
cause.
iourpGpar is becoming very popular here and
hope II may continue How Is Mrs. 3. and child
R,nIBIrH
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llUoETAVT NEWS l2oI FLORIDA ERiusATr0N OF
THE wA.l.--ily the Newben from Palpilta we have
the important intelligence, that ilaliack Tustcuug-
gee has come in more, in order 10 have an IN
tervicw with COL Worth. Only few hours claps cd
after the late battle in the ncighboIhool Of the Ock
awaEa before he made his appearance al Head
Quarters iswarriors suffered severely in that en-
gagenent and ne now proposes 10 surrender, He has
again gone out 10 bring hls people in some sixty or
seventy, including NJ least twenty warriors Col
Worth has given him the assurance that he shah be
made Chief, which together with some other in:
ducemcnts held out 10 him. leave no room TO doubt
that he VIII return. IN snort. be has been hotly p,,-
sued for months past by interchangeable troops and
l. reduced 10 IN extremity.
The surrender OF iialecl, virtually finishes the
war. sam Jones ard the Prophet are still at the
South, but they have not been near the settlements
nor committed murders for long time They pre-.
tend to observe General Macomb'. trsaty. IIallcck
has sent messenger to them. and there is every rca-
son TO believe that the war IA at end. We speak
on Tie authority OF intelligent officers who came IN
the Ncwbcrn, who have been for years campaigning
It ~ tionda, when we state that the next arrival
VIII bring us the gratifying intelligence that the war
IS concluded
One os the officers whom we conycrsed with was
IN the late siilnnsh with lIallech, which ~ repre-
eentcda sharply contested affair. CGpian Casey
company, winch most warmly engaged. had
been IN hot pursuit ever since the 5ih ot March.
Ialleck had disposed his troops perfectly for the
combat and waited til the attacking party had ey-
tended in i1ht infantry order and advanced iowlhn
fnv Yards He retreated three different times in
good order from hammock 10 hammock.
Lieutcnanf Arnold, in hunting up a trail, became
separated from his command with only three SOL
diers one of whom was killed and the two others
wounded Lieutenant Arnold was thus left alone
and had regular personal combat with one Of the
warriors with whom he EXCHANGED ahots-ihe Indian
being badly wounded in the affair saraaaah Re.
publican, lIay3.
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pbEcGcl pEt.a.
Correspondence Of he iI-rall.l
PuLApELpuTA, Mays,

iilsAhf-4.'.tiA, May -. 4ps-.
SIR:-
AS this city and county contain one eighth Of all
the voters in the State whichever way they 80, de-
termines The voice OF the whoc State on the presi-
dental election. Heretofore the mere spectators
the results Of elections for the sake OF the spoils
obtained astax-eaters i. c. Office holders have been
permitted nominate for Legislators their reapcc-
tive agents to the Legislature, disguised under the
names oi Wing or Democrat, but the union ofhese
delegates in the Legislative Halls to plumber and tax
the people, which is now 50 palpuble, has broken
down the discipline Of these self constituted oracles
10 their respective train bands and the people in their
hearts and aloud with their tongues, curse both the
mere phrases Wing or Democrat. SO long as thew
are used as CLOAK under which TO plumber and be-
tray coniding constituents. John Tyler has faith
fully adhered to the Constitution Of the u. States,
and hence may bid defiance to the efforts OF the
miserable cliq1es Of politicians who have sought to
lndace him 70 violate II 10 put money IN the wallets
OF the dependents upon the patronage Of Mr.. Clay,
who was refused the nomination at Harrisburg, and
viii be 60 again. ALADDIN
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Price Two Gents.
20 a Friend at Parting.

IShini. Of me When
lust at the gentle twilight hour,
When the dews arc falling on tree and hovcr
When birds TO their quiet nests have ross
And the summer night comes softly on
Think ofme then
Think Of me When
AZ thou art rowing through pleasant gleies,
Or lingering mid the deep forests shades.
Gazing on !ower and field and tree
Let thy thoughts turn for q while to me-
Think OF me then.
Think Of nc When
as some sweet strain we have loved 10 haar
Jones with pathos deep to thine ear,
ore SOFT note over thy senses funC.
Brings back the time when that Law vnagnr.
Think Of me then.
Think Of nae! When
Az the early hours Of the Sabbath morn
When no rude sounds on the breeze ara born.
when all Is balmy and sweet end sail
And the mists are rising from stream nnd hill
Think o! nae then.
Think Of me When7
y that lone hour when on bended knee
thou att breathing PRAYER 20 the Dcit-
That all whom thou Low ost lie may defend
O, nsk some boon for thy distant friend:
Think OF me then.
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ANOTHER MISSISSIPPI DUrr--A duel was fought
opposite Nicksburg on Monday afternoon The is'h
burg Sentinel. and Thomas II obbins. Each wac
armed with two pistols, and fred both without
taking effect. when general row took place be-
tween their friends on account Of an alleged viola
ucn of the terms By Mr.. Fall.
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Fprsu SuAD IN DFTaoir.--'rhe Detroit Advert
GER of the 2i nstani, acknowledges the receipt of
g fihe fresh. genuine North River shad." The dif-
lance from Detroit 10 the nearest point of the Hud
son, is about 100 miles.
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S,-fc,Dr.-On Thursday last an old man. by tho
name &c Shirtcr, resident Of Poughkcepsie, and
eighty Xix wears Of age, committed suicide by cut
ting his throat.
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FIRE AZ Sr. LOUISA fire was discovered in the
auction store of RuFgles 81 Chace, Of 81. Louis on
tire I'D ult The fire was soon exiinsuisbcd, but
INTO hc bnilding Elm which was stored 500 900 worth
of goods. win probably exceed $4,000 or $4,000
Covered by insurance In Philadelphia.
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BEAUTIFUL AVID THRIVING CANADIAN VILLAGE
One OF the most beautiful villagcs in Canada East
y S iiyacnihe, Tor which nature has done much.
he prospect from 4, IN summer IL one OF the most
splendid which can wen be imagined. and the scc-
merry in lis neghborhood is worthy of being visited
By the admirers OF rural beauty. II contains 222
houses cotton factory, soap and candle factory,
] saw mil, grisi MILL hotel kept by late mess
lnan:lo the 7h Hussars, taveTns, loiners shops.
D backsmnhs' shops, ! tinfmiths shop, and the
population is about 1900 Montreal Herald
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Mexico.
Letters have been received at New Orleans.
winch state that Spanish irigate and sloop of
war had been ordered from Cuba 10 the Mexican
Coast TO protect Spanish vessels from the paper
blockade proclaimed by Texas
One thousand Indians Of The Llban tribe (slppos.
ed to be engaged in the Texan seryice.) had been
several days in the neighborhood of Matamoras.
They had killed a number of the Mexicans
a BODY OF Texans were encauped 1870 niles above
that place. Great alarm was felt and all The inha-
bit0n!s were under arms.
Col. Kenny and two other Mexcans had arrived.
They had been pursued by party Of Texans as far
as Lasuna.
The schooner Water Witch, which brought the
above intelligence was chased on the ODD ut. by a
schooner which proved to be the William Penn
from Mobile, bound for Texas, with large
number of volunteers. The W. hoisied her flag
which had the effect of causing cessation of the
pursuit.
The Eldwidge, from Canpeachy, at New Orleans.
brings lucatan papers TO the 9th April The papers
state that in consequence Of the refusal Of Mexico TO
accede to the terms proposed by Yucatan the go
vernon OF that province had decided TO conyokc an
extra session OF Congress TO devise measures Of de.
fence. He had also ordered an election for dele
gates to convention to be held on the 9th June.
n Mexico, for the purpose OF fixing the condi-
loas OF the reunion between lucatan and that
country.
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English Advertisement.
N Office TO RAIL w A Y
TRAVELLERS.
ANDERTON'S HOTEL.
No. lGlFLEET STREET, LONDON
N.-tliisrs srar.:ia.. Esra,ir;nsn..

Returns his thanks 70 he professional and cumaelca genl6-
and lac public 1f the liberal support he has received
since Occupying the above named Hotel, and hopes by
hitting attention retain patronage hitherto generously
afforded '" H. Assures his patrons endeavos shah
Dc spared 10 promote their comfort and scIs himself that
tow can compete with Nn lax regards Wines and
Eiaids being has ambition procure the choicest for the
approval OF his supporters, and cundIctns business the
most liberal system; The daily b OF fare, containing the
greatest variety combined with moderation OF prices cannot
fail giving gunel satisfaction Breakfasts tpan) each;
lodging, 81 per Public Meeting and Committee
Rooms. a2G 3gi~
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Writing made win this ink viii remain unchsnged long
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TonNaDoEs furious tornado visited Benton
county. Missouri on the 9th Arnl, which leveed
buildings with the ground carried of fences, and
otherwise did considerable damage TO the property
in the neghborhood. Several persons were injured
but no lives were 0et.
The city OF Lancaster, Pennsylvania was elso
the scene Of tornado on the 10th ult. Hlas,cd but
few minutes, bat during It's continuance great da-
mage was done, and the houses rocked under tho
blast. The fury Of the wind was spent on the CITY,
and but little damage was done in the country.
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WIGS CLEANED

INSIDE AND OUT, EQUAL TO NEW.
WIGS and every description OF crlnenid hair cleaned
stretched and oFcd its original Beauty, BY chen
cal process, known only u The subscriber WM. BATCHE
iOt practical mteT and hair cutter It's BfoadNsy New
YORK. Packages from the country b. io-paid
prompt attention. The hand,omest and best assortment of
mo LIN ID
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SUICIDAL WEATHER ~ NEW ORLEANS The Be-
hon--U pasian winds are prevailing Jgsln. They
bring on their wings that most diroiul Of oil in
ilneaces, the disposition 10 do IS EngIshmen do in
gloomy November. IA the last day or two two
suicides have occurred. IF the disposition should
happen 10 extend. and sweep of few Of the mo-
dcrn tinancers" it would be blessing to the COM
muniiy.--NO idg. ApH2S.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKEW AND EnEIGHT LINE
$50, So rlrs c.st&,s~N.
.a.- - 4 ~ ( u, u 500

Jew BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
'I'ItE NEW JERSEY i1arcal end Tnusrortation Com
=, IanT haze s,,.hi.shsd ifglt Line between New
neu.iv.
Leaving Now Drunswic a. NJ. daily (Sundiys cx-
crprdl lud ts OF Liberty street. New York at - y.
ne Eni dealers aa1 mcrcsns the above line is y,fy d.
N'Fir GOV me 'rty and cheap conveyance Of rcscsnlise
o. cNey Ve!cnHon, and raEe particularly 70 Druters and
VS. "a Li!e nek, VIII. 90 have 80 head o cattle convey
wh,nevaf required
tte es tT DIE tan'rortaion of cattle, hor'es ra3lcs
No. Se tni an o,lcr Ail-- Of ECfc .giiss very
lcM' neN ef rNcce'lnr s.caT1t1-t tliceA
Hcc1nlfc By this Via, r ne, s,hnc. "a a,v e-,r,
charge IN CROSSING he north River -
HE toWmay have Gliei ul lar-n -,orefoa-. \, Nsv,
BgnsWisH' fHoining The Railroad Dspot which will aluays
srciea 100 zoe tuccp.tQu u! Ins ci1utigre
ft9scnsc- Yurc sr their tickets al n, ti-ket orT~os will
',.-'.'. i..,..s .' hil.-. mia 3m'
.'RicatIIp AND .S4S1 S.sEr NO ~ ,sSz,s,.s-
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THE THREE SOUTHERN REpyBLIcs.-We have
few additional items from Yucatan, Texas, and
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Correspondence OF the H.,,d.l
CLEVELAND, Ono, May Cd, 1872
Trade Crops Fcslion--i.ase.
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acT7 1T FOR NEWBURGH ieniing II cALD.
f. - - WELLS. WEST POINT AND COLD
IN 6.--the sealnbcat IIIGliLANDE.. 4,
New Yor, every Moav, THURSDAY and Saturday aeruons
a. O'clock Reuruag the Hislander will leave Nv bars
ever Mondy morning osl0ck, and Tuesday Friday
altcFuo on u O'Clock.
Fer irci.n passage, aprly to the captain board
~ BAH baggage nnd freight Of every dcsrrpti,n han
bills specie put board this boat be the k tc
thereof unless bill OF ldns receipt is sgncd cr
the same. m25
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TOTAL BLINDNESS

ccnsed by excessive Inflammation had existed for years In
famaon and soreness caused blows, wounds
the by cxAcou, bodies of irritating IN
trodueed under the eycld yery removed By the apaica-
tion Of the Bs,m. Oas m viii convince the Inost icredi-
ios Of rs Astonishing seaey Puue in ar' with full disee-
For sale, wholesale aud retail, b. DAVID SANDS CO.,
II East BgoaGw ~ corner OF NJ lIktt
Sold siso by A. b. d. Sands 10 aud 100 Fulton and
by A. y Sands Co., 27J Doa,lway, Of Chambers
street, New York. M
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war IN our little neighbours house. The criss--the
explosion OF the beer bottle---is near at hand
NEWPORT, Friday afternoon.}
May 9th, 1872
More .f,restS FIR Treason Trouble AfrqI-JVhere
tcN oil e,id'
JAMIE G. BENNETT. ESQ
! drop you few lines TO inform you OF the pro-
gress made in support OF the Algerine law Yea
lerday Dutee ]. pearce, Esq. was arrested on a
charge Of TREASON, and held to bail in the sum Of
ten thousand dollars--iye thousand more lian was
required for Brown. Mr. Pearce was first represen-
tntiyc ir' m this place. To-day Judge Joseph JOS
In, who was chosen General Treasurer under the
Peoples Constitution, has been arrested on a SINH
lar charge, and bailed 10 The same amount.
In the report Of the Aduiant General, presented
Yesterday the House and Senate, he reports that
the chartered and other companies OF militia are
ninety-two and that there but two hundred
men who can be depended on 10 SUI port the present
government. The General Assembly adorned to-
day, to meet again next "Wednesday, hv which
time they expect TO hear what can be done for them
al W Washington.
We have some idea ofgettng up print here, re-
presenting an Improvement on the punishment of
riotous persons. The plate to represent a certain
whiskered legislator with blackzmith's vice under
his arm, screwing of q mans head--not dogs.
PELEa.
Gov. King and suite had visited Fort Adams and
Inspected the L. s. troops stationed there.
One Of the companies on the way TO Newport is
of mounted artillery. 1t has eight field pieces, with
five horses to each piece.
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ROMAN BYE, BALSAM

FOR WEAK AND lNFLAMED EYES.
THIS DAL-AM prescription of of the cclc
l. hrats oceas has been long time ~ use, and IS coD-
IDENTIFY recommend 20 III. Iublc The best and most
iui slve used for niannaoy diseases of the In
where the eyl,d, very nfaqed the bali of the eye
thcky covered with blood II acts almost lie mag.c and
all Appearance of disc. lie three applications
In DlMNESS OF SIGHT
caused BY fixed attention . minute objects BY long exposure
70 strong light and IN the weakness partial loss of sight
from sickness Old age r,storer and should be
used all who find their eye sight falling without any aa
disease.
Ti Balsan has restored ssl in many instances where al
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am. with respect, yours, Sc,

Pastor Of the Bcrcan (Bipist) Church.
Mr. Fisk 200 Water siree-Jha Snrriner Stove which
purchased Of you last spnns hive had in III
and that may be by Suffice say,
that with occasionally FIRE, have cooked for from
% to % persons with enough les. fuel taEG
price Of the stove.
- MRS EIIEL CO Fnltnn s;rref.
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The WAR IN RHODE IsLANp.--We have received
the following letter from Newport, relative to the
war IN our little neishbor's house The criss--the
explosion OF the beer bottle--is near at hand
Newport Friday atfernoon
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I,-....s.si.s.. @ f s.5s 4 = II
-. q, 49, .4ff PEE

The rgcfctor 81 Dns,srn 1lsr srortaon Line 10 Pits.
h0,, give % The Merchants N.w York aud AZ ohrr
Jcr.ens shiggrs 70 tc West c their line Is acve
Operation Ge1s gncd them Tor 20 IA her
lL. . Wll be forwarded with IL i.teh
Owners shpgtrs oi GOODS destined for the Western
tisss, who have o. cOnslgncr Pttsiurc
please cpnssn iheis gnads 90 William Bingham, Fl,hurg
who viii attend 70 rapuA al such c0nsignnents without
t.ay.
AZ goods sh9gli be marked distinctly paesage
BlNAHAAfS LIFE.
FOR rates offsh which as Icy s other line apply
Wi. TYSON, Agent,
Mob West street, opposite Pier no. ?, Y. 4.
n ~ Pascnrcs forwarded t. ftt,JUrs and POstSvle every
day. randsys crc9picd.
>. Refer TO r.. Goods, Americin Fgr Co.; s. r. Nieol
fl0nt street tncpH Dodge x Coz Fulton street Sgydar
alge y Coi VIZ Jiin'in, Durycc 60, Newark mo On
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CliARLEsr0N, MAY isl, ISi2
The WeqtheI- Business Faymnts- Cotton lIar
ket-Ricc--BsvI Fish Temperance Sc.
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Afcddilion.
THE ELEPHANT AND THE WOLF.

THE ELEPHANT AND THE WOLF.
=" d'aul rogue of wolf came to a stately ele
.'"' and humby begged TO be received as one OF
UFpe0dantS thinking it might be Of some advan
~" oe IN the retinue of such noble protector;
n. "' spacious elephant, who we'll knew the
VA, character of the wolf, plainly told him that he
'''n cred!bly informed OF his blood thirsty char
|so,, Ahls made the wolf prick up his ears, and
|.,' '''"estly beg his excelency, the elephant,to
w" what secret enemy had thus traduced his
|o,,' "F' "fo be short with you" said the ele
nn,,'r mad the information from your own
sb - '0t at this very moment, it is all besmeared
IA, ''''a' The wolf hearing this, Withdrew as
IA IA, rp"'a"oH 1t is difficult for rogue to pass
y, IN honest man.
~"''ac'er may be seen in his countenance be
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lore we are acquainted with his actions. Like the
noise IN The tail OF the rattle.snake, or the of
the drunkard' breath, nature seems to have put a
stamp on such persons to give warning e. NORTH
c0te's Fables.