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CHEMICAL DIORAMAs.

70 Doe Eltors Of the Wig
Gendomcn--1 VISITED Odd Fellows Hal on Monday
evening, 60 ~toss the two now pictures introduced this
week by the proprietor, VIZ: Tnc Destruction Of Babylon
sud tc fuacaI o Napooon end cannot avoid, through
the medium OF your columns soliciting my fellow citizens
90 pay visit 60 This beautiful exhibition PRIOR ~ ITS Gcpar
ufc from s city, they may never have an opportunity
Of witnessing rglin mouurous work Of art and nge
nuy, and one Of moral and instructive o tendency IL
wou,d be useless say aught OF Of the subjects now
On oyh non. viz. Milan Cathedral. and Beshazlar'a
Feast. AFTER the Elany Gluerng and deserving notices
which have appeared Boo &c daily papor'. Bot oi the two
ones would soy that although iEDn the characters Of
the other, had expected a. something veg me- Did
anticipate seeing any thing halt beautiful did
"The D.sHueron Of Babyol" O. great achievement u
the arst- FOR the effect Of grouping tone u cOorng
aud astonishing ch1ngcs ink surpas-es either Of ne
other subjects. "The Funeral 81 hapDe ~ cbstto
and beauuiuy finished painting The effect Of tic ingi.
ducon Of The chandeliers with their thousands
Of candles burning sni casing indies, rbabls gsrs
throughout the building, disclosing the figures bearing the
remains Of Napoleon 10 their last fosiIg place, s1d the d
icrent characters connected With the Court Of Ffsnce 10
Picturc whic', he fully resized seem Moth
ing more nsldraI possibly BE- conceived ~ conclusion
would ~ let none, when too late, regret having teen
ms sh"s0'd iary exhibition. w,
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To ihe Editors Of the Wal.

To ths Editors Of The was
Gontemcn-An humble individual asks room in yolr
paper 10 address word The farmers OF our beloved Com
monWea'ih, on asubcct which be- deems of vast moment
10 us all, VIZ Legislative nid 10 agricultural improvement
Now my boihcf iarmo's, why j. that ours VIII c IL mi
phacay The oIo great interest in the Stc has been
long negeret-n1y uttefy repudiatod-by tho I.ogisi-
ufoi u BE- clearly fault in not letting our opro.
sentative know ina way not 10 be misundsrstood hat We
wl haye bin 10 do IN this matter. Wv way Of amending
his evil Tel us begin once, and agitao this ques.
non M every county n the State and elect this very
Spring who will exert themselves IN his great subject and
next winter make that beginning which shall un.
ul our Agriculture reaches that imrroyemtn import.
anee deserves, professionally scientifically end pfacdca
~ J, plain farmer, who handle plough better
nan pen earnestly ash every voter, the II good
old Vngin a, 10 her aid and especially do
ask all afm,s who feel inorc ted and have made III RE
w this csuse heretofore, 10 ley to II now, and will
eesd for our cause god ssk oil Editors IN tho State
10 10y this before their resders, and obige
AGRICULTURE.
Hanover county, March 20, 1916,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-01

o. Tho Trustees u the family Of the iato Jony H,aP
us Pt.sAsr, take great pleasure acknowledging the
I,.c pt cot contributions from citizens ui Mobi@ Ala o.
m" am,uet Of s312 ~. The Trustee. hope, ro,. hpf
.I,futcs Or town. may luIJ& worthy an example
Tus .sIs asldy f.si for the noble object have been n
strd BOO Virginia State Stock tie interested which go,.
n s support of Che AGED mother VI Mr. anJ To- educate
Doe orphan children Al other funds contributed will have
f... atmt df.,~ffYu.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond.

Port of Richmond.
HSA Tar tA~ day at ~ o'tLsst IN
ARRIVED,
Sehr Union, Hughes, Phladelpha, suDdres
sehr Mary Augusta Baker AuAkapas mos.e, 10
Dunipp Mo' 60.
sehr I.aIsin, ChuTbeck, WaTeham ballast
sehr John w smith, Parker. New York, sunItie.
sehr Angelina Miller Philadelphia, sundrie.
SAILED,
sehT Meridian TIrton, Boston
sbhT EmelRe, VangldeT, New York
sehT Samuel RPainier Neal Philadelphia.
NEW foRk, March 3O.-Auved schr Courier Couch d. I'm
Richmond Cleared, sehT L. Franklin, Charbuek Riehnon
fTeduore, FredmOfe, do
PHILADELPHIA, March 30 -Clesred schr Leonora, Wool
stein Richmond.
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VS. indebted t. the Republican Of yesterday, Tor the
f, ns foP.u OF ue proceeding, ut Chesterfield superior
t..us
CHEsrrEUErp &. IT.,
Monday, Match 3Oth. (
nrnonwcRIfb ". Thos. aHrbie JT., y. y.
Arrn"S, Washington GrocnhOw aud wm.
scott.
f.I Archer appeared IN Court and surrendered himself,
uud waived brs ught 90 on examining trial.
TO. confuse. luf NJ Aclst-llD.d,n Rhodes aud John
$ t.r".ts, Lsl-s.-submr,ei motion 20 admit mm 10
ulH
The motion sustained by Nj Rhodes n On argument
auI op. sd by che pf''ecl rrr Attorney. H. W. FOumoy
"a
Nr l.cmipg replied e. VI. F.olm1y.
The court TOOK ume O. consider.
Ts then proceeded with tls usuil p,l,ninares 10
., .ulI o rhou,s Rtchc Jr. aud proceeded 20 lar In
suH1rucng ihr Iy get . choice pcr-ons oit of the
20 cot bess &c number required under tie Law out
oi ,h rh q IHry o. o. bC rhDsor.
10, ordered further REVERE faciss rciumsble to-
morrow uiurang Add thea proceeded further consider
the Houon Of Nc Archefs counsel g. bail hm-and a.
sr pkiag time consider Of eour b,i,d him until
lujsy The sum VI sl2,OOO AID tie Court adjourned.
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Election os Mayor aud Counclimon.

City, of today. It IS generally understood We
believe hattie question OF Lighting Richmond with Gas
is be decided by the Authorized of City today
We may be ssed BEST interest of our CIV
and citizens, Tor has long been a 'ycxod question"
We have heard Of regular opposition our present
worthy and esumuJle Muyor-Genl Lambert.
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GAYNOR u WOOD,
W bOb
DRUGGISTS.

DhbAHNrlo
- .. NO. - West Main street,
nfFER to the country trade a large and well
selected soes q DruT' Medicines Paints Ole, Dye STUN
Whoow Sass he he AZ Very low for good
We soheh call from all Who purctsss arielss ou
lac 40
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Probable lie -"
1t has been urged agans, the OF gas that dan.
gerous from eEPsion-ncta the danger from IRE and
smells badly. On al these heads, the minute in
quires and Investigations have been made Europe aud
s country, by legislative and municipal bodies OF all kinds
from the BRUSH Parliament down; who all unite the
opinion that there - danger from explosion except IN
very confined places and then without unoa IN Ger.
tain with atmospheric air; that when in c0mbus
ton 1t has NJ bad smell and that the danger from fire is
essened rather han increased, in the nature O things
be, from stationary lights without wicks rather than
movable with Them. The experience OF all places
where gns has been Introduced greatly favor,
giving better, safer AMI 4 cheaper light than any
other MATERIAL gas 50 per thousand feet being
equal TO the best oil Gu per gallon IN other
words giving double the light TOR the same money, the
same iighI Tor half the would from oil
dies In the a ep0 Of the Trustees OF the Phadelphia
Gas Company the Ciy Councils, they state The re-.
cent extensions have fallen occupied by
private dwellings, whch the Hyeiage furnish Tger
number lights than stores thereby showing the
steady and profitable customers will be found IN that class
ana IN places ir pnElic instruction aud amusement and
IN large manufacturing and industrial est- b!ishment."
Gas works have been profitable every whcre-he stock
every where II above par, why should then present
the solitary exception. our city rapidly filling up
the population becoming and dcJse every day
we have already large number Of Manufacturing estlt-
shmens. and the air,s prospect Of having them greatly
ncrel-sd. What, then, have 10 lear Why Is It that
we cannot avail ourselves Of the advantages that Others
possess for that shall fail where others have succeed
cd The Philadelphia works into operat N IN Feb
1896, and for the baance Of that their pit were
SI3,121,l3. for lo41 they SI6o. lO7 20
The expenses Tor coal lime, &c, &C.. S74,9s2,l Is
FL. officers salaries, &c, $685.
Whole expenditures, for lsiJ, S152s s5
leaving over SS-uOJ prOnt equivalent IL per cent
the cost OF tue works S631UO0 For the ten wears
they have paid perct interest the cost and
hsVe surplus OF S262,l26 o. This, oo WIN the
disadvantage ot having their works the Schuylk in
vovUg the oXpcuse q" larger mains than ours that might
be in central position; and with the additional disadvan-
1go Of paying some 30 cent more Tor coal great
item Of expense such establishments than would paw
Bot word more nave heard the Capttin OF our Watch
saw he could guard the city and prevent robbery better
win 20 men, It the city lighted, than he can now do
with double that number Lei then mske m, p. Ct
fort we have long wished or but wished in
vain. A CITIZEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-01
March 3Ist.tiG

Flour inspected In tao city OF Richmond, during the
quarter ending Dist March. 1916:
GD,759 bD.s. superfne
1870 hall do
$685. bbIs. Cue
2Ss5 DO middings
1854 DO condemned.
JOHN ENGLAND Tpsoect,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-01
FRESH ARRIVAL.
AT ia MAIN STRI

a IN MAIN STKEET.
FRNHE subscriber has receiving DER F1pre
Il &c. large supply Of spring Summer Ready made
Clothing, TO which inyi'e a'Iehtion Of al.
BESIDES
have Just received largo supply OF CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs
NEsIINGs which Will make mp My trends and tic
public generally invited eiamine am drtrmn.d
To- e unisr,oli. SILAS MERCHANT
~ b. Cc' cut and made To order at the sboTrttnotce,
IA Main Street.
1(ROWN DOMESTICS. 30 bales 81. !
~ aud brown shnngs shceiug. Virginia aud North
cTn mlkr-ih store, and Tor sale
40 PA
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mainly taken from temperance song book.
A LOVER OF MUSIC.
Louisa, March 20.
ArR-"SParkling and bright"
Sparkling and bright in LIQUID light
l. the rail- from tie gurgng fountain;
Clearly II CLEANS as the rosy beams
Of the sun, that gid the mountain.
Then drink Your viii Of that crystal rll,
And leave the cup OF Sorrow
Which, sparkling tonight with deceitlul light,
Will sting thy soul 10 morrow
Like a gem each drop comes bubbing up;
Then forth from the cool spring flowing
Reflects Heavens ray, and purs It, way
Bloom, peace, and JOY bestOwiHg.
Then drink your pW Of the ehTystdi Til, SC.
Touch not the wine, tho it brightly shine,
When Nature to you has given
drink sweet your lips meet
nectar hat flows from Heaven!
Then drink your trII, SC.
P. S.-The newspapers, Is years ago, published th
following spirited song, written by Mr.. (Pnilip) Hone
N. Y. have heard one half so appropriate to
deep carOusa every toast invoking upon the jewellers ih
natural consequences Of their po,Itions.
DRINKING SONG.
HuNE.
Come ill the bowl, and al the glass,
With wine and -prs high;
And will drink, while round they pass
To Vice, and Misery!
Pu b quickly round the Jruught again,
And drain the goblet low,
And drink, IN rev'iry's swelling strain
To Reasons oyeI,nfogl
Push round, push round IN quickest time;
The lowest drop be spent
In one loud round, TO Cunt and Crime
Aud Crimes Just punishment,
Fill, I'LL again Fill 10 the brim
To Los of honest lame
Quati, deeper quaf, while now We drink
- Our wives and childsn- shame
Push round and roupd with .oudest cheers
Oi mrih and reyelfy!
We dunk To- Womnns signs and tears
And chdren's poverty
Once more while power shall yet remain,
Fen with latest breath
Drink To ourselves dlsca.o and pain
And lnfamy, and DEhTH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-01

Messrs. EditOs-WhiIfeld used say that he did
why the Devil should have all the pretty tunes. So
he married many OF the preest hst profane use
sacred words and some OF the best hymn OF this
day. once reels and hOrnpiPes. Just so, do not
why much OF the beet should be consecraed
Blcchus, in drinking songs. cold man. taking
his life through, has much better chance, and much
better right TO be merry than the bbbeTs of either
whskey Cer1iny. that "hErp Of thousand Stfing" his
bodily and mental Frame will keep 10 much longer
than that Of sopc IL high time, them win the
Muses. r their old office. OF hand maids Bacchus and
eusi them purer service. That they can aud tri!I
sing quite eanniy cold water, proved by many eI-
perments and among others, by the following parody
mainly taken from temperance song book.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-01

- H1NGLES.-IlO, 5000 and 10 Inch Bunch
- Cypress shingles in yard, snd for ME puf
chasers By NIB ~ BIssELB 4 MeCANDLIst.
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o. Mr.. SMITm, the "Razor StrOp Man." by
the earnest solicitation OF large number OF the citizens
has kindly consented in Richmond until Thurs
day and deliver lecture the African Church at past
o'clock on Temperance.
Admission TO be l25 cent7-the proceeds go to the
benefit Of Mr. Cooney, sober industrious and worthy
citizen, who was burnt the late fire just below Dr.
Plumer's Church.
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THE NATIONAL FAIR.
CIRCULAR

nf 'o""tf'e Of SspsriHteadenes Of As Natioasi Err.
hiSfioa Of AmsIieaa Naas|astsyes and p,od.,,,. =,
M'chIHieai Art,
Ar Imk CRY OF MAsnLNaros- Ls n.. 49,.
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O%T THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Franklin Manufacturing Company of Richmond will
be held at the Paper Mill on Monday. 9th April next,
o'clock. p. NJ.
NH 26-did JAMES c. CRANE Pres't
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HOYT'S OFFICE. Ticket Nos. ~ 30 Go
u u capital prize ! Mondays Lottery. sodby HoYr
day. $4,000 be had or sy applying before hair
2otiock, HOYTS OFFICE,
,
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NOTICE.
TO the WING Voters of Henrico.

meeting Of the Wing Voters Of Hcnrco will
be held at the Court House the first Monday April
next court day. for the purpose of secctdg candidate
TO represent them in the Legislature OF Virginia.
Hour IL o'clock full and puneua attendance re-
questod.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-01

We ore indebted - the Republican Of yesterday Tor the
atns fe,.r OF hs proceedings Chesterfield 5up,nor
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Sll.sIs 20

BeoE Of rAai ''s g, roroP'' eHl r-drcs
for Josrs Ga yo4. rsrasas .s' sash soar
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09

But this is not oil. The laws of federalism
aIe SO difficult 10 understand that they were
under the necessity Of making an Office of
Attorney General, whose duty is 10 explain
all laws passed by the federaisls, and par
ticuldrly the tax law. This man receives
salary Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for his services Thus we find that this
fax law, without counting the cost ofprintng,
or the cost for printing the Attorney Generals
explanations will cost the hardy yeomanry of
Ohio over THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS! to say nothing of its niquitous
provisions, and its unholt expressions.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09

The WASHINGTON TINES hos suspended FOR
want of patronage. Its editors failed TO addues
positive evidence of some facts stated in hs
columns in relation to collusion between o. 81
Senators and Mr.. Packenham the British Minietsr,
and this may have hastsned its suspension. (" 10
an investigation of this question afterwards
(says the Dayton Empire0 by order Of tho sena's'
the Hon. Non,a, Coroia, federal whiF Senhtor
form Ohio, being under oath, admitted that be
had partaken of dinner given by tho BritsM
Minister, with other Jederal Senator's" This
fact may account for the Senator's silence, on tho
Oregon question. Others may have been less
candid.
Whatever may be the truth Of this matter ths
course of the Senate has not been what the soun1
try had right to expect, and If by that body our
fights In Oregon are abandoned, our territory SUR
rendered, ind the notice required to be given on
terms which must result in degrading concessions
it will be difficult 10 satisfy the people that the
charges made in the Times contained any thing
else than substantial ruth. The result will be fst
the best evidence.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09
Agricultural Society.

The following communication came to us from
Pleasant Township. We have no confidence in
any advance in agriculture from the formation oi
such societies, but are quite willing to see the
matter tested. Our espondent says:
Farming in this new county is attended with
many drawbacks and difficulties. Let US resort
to some means for facilitating the arduous task Of
advancing agriculture among us. Let US form an
agricultural society. Let US one and oil take the
Ohio Cul,ivator or some other agricutur paper,
and give some thought and attention to pursui.
as much deserving Of careful examination as any
question which can be presented to our people.
This county is at no very distant day destined
to rank with the very bes, counties of Ohio, and
we should not be behind hand in any project tha,
will add to the prosperity Of our county and OF
our farmers. To me this subject Of raising our
living and the best means of doing it is infinitely
more importants than most subjects which claim
attention. Let's take the preliminary steps to
form society. Come, fellow citizens, who will
cut the first swath Pm ready to take through
with you at any time.
April 7. 1916. Respectfully, &c. l."
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09

NAVAL DErENcE.-The New York Her
aid states that secretary Bancrofi's PROPOSE
tion for the increase ofthe Navy contem.
plates the addition Of 40 steamers, 40 frig.
a,es, and thirty sloops Of war. Tho in
creased number Of sailors 10 be 1000 and
the estimated expence, $2O,000,0o0.
Tho Ohio Statesman says:
at is understood that the President hear
tily approves of the proposition of Secretaries
MARCY and BANCROFT, 10 increase the army
and Navy. The country will also approve Of
them. If we negotiate with arms in our
hands, we shall be much moro likely 10 ne.
gotiate successfully"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09

NATIVE AMERICANIsM.-Ac correspondent
of the N. Y. Herald, Wing paper, writing
from Philadelphia about the March election
and of the effect of the coalition Of the
Wings with the begoted faction Of Native
Americanssays:M know ofmany persons who
were Wings before the advent of this faction
but have become so dsgusted at the billing
cooing and coquctting between them, thai
they have left the whig ranks forever and
taken their stand among the democracy."-
The Wing leaders have become so thorough
ly satisfied that this wing Of their mongrel
army showed their federal affinities too plain
ly, that in most places they are almost Dem.
ocratic in their outward reputation of this
narrow souled sentiment. But it won't do.--
The murders of the Philadelphia mobs, the
result Of the unholy spirit of bigotry they
fostered for political objects, will stick &c
them like living curse, and will be clog
upon their success-stamping them in char
acters which cannot be erased as identical
in principle with the proscriptive and ilibera
bigotry which first generated the fell spirit
of alien-law federalism.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09

NATIONAL Defence Gov. Marcy recommends
in communication to the chairman Of the Senate
committee on military affairs that the President
10 authorized to accept the services of
volunteers irstsad of resorting to requsitons on
the State. executives, in case Of war. Tho
number Of volunteers to be limited to $4,000. A
number Of other suggestions are made. and pre-
para,ion fer defence recommended as the best
means Of avoiding the calsmites Of war.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09

direct her destiny. If we desire that destiny to
be noble and worthy, knowledge must be sown
broadcast and with liberal hand. 1t constitutes
the granary of wealta, the shield OF freedom,
and the arm Of power.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09

THE TAX LAW AND THE BANKs.-Alfred
Kelley, the author of this law, is out in a
communication 10 the editor of the Ohio
Statesman defending his sale of $l,527, 100
by auction for 5000, Isl, 80 at loss ofFIvE
HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Ia
the state. He throws the blame principal
ly upon the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, and also upon the Franklin and
Cbilicolhe Banks, to which the State Stocks
had been hypothecated. Mr. Kelley's let
ter shows, taking his statement as true, that
the Ohio Life and Trust Co. forced the sale
Of Ohio Stocks at auclion in New York at
$50 on the 500, at time when they
were selling at $50 in London, equal to
$S7a or $sS in New York; and this Mr.. Will
liams, then President of the Trust Co. order
ed, because the State Legislature had passed
law which was thought hostile TO Bank
interests. As the Statesman well remarks
"Some of the correspondence on the part oi
Officers of the Trus, Company, as quoted by
Mr.. Kelley, affords the coolest specimens Of
aristocratic insolence that il has been our
fortune to see." So far as enquiry has gone
into the matter the reckless insolence oi
these Bankers, their utter disregard of 81 ate
interests shows in strong contrast with the
wealth and the privileges which they derive
from the State, and Of which it is but Just
to say the people are most unrighteously
robbed and plundered. Alfred Kelley, who
is, and we suppose was, stockholdcr of
that mammoth swindlg shop, the Trust Co.,
which he represents as causing tho robbery
of the State, participates in tho profits Of
that Company, and last winter proposed, voted
and supported the making the old debts, the
"Bills Receivable" of that institution bank
ing capital! People of Ohio, it is 10 pay the
annual interest Of that five hundred thousand
dollars for which you never received one cent
of value, that you are compelled TO pay taxes
OH every dollaryou own in the world, while the
holder Of Stocks pays nothing, and the Banks
who robbed you, pays only on The dividend
orprofts which they see fit to declare. This
is Alfred Kelley's work. His creatures did
his will. Will you again give power to class of
men who have no higher sense of duty than
to be The tools of this boundlesslycorupt and
recklessparty leader.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-04-09

Or THE RIGHT STRIPE-From u series
Of resolutions passed by Convention, held
in Seneca County OIL the 7th ult., we select
the following. They are enimcn,ly right,
especially in the contempt expressed ief
that miserable traitor Brown:
Resolped, That We believe tho interests
of the people of the United States, and the
State of Ohio, demand sound, metallic,
constitutional currency, in preference to thoss
swndling institutions which nigh, with pro-
priety be brought under the recent act Of the
legislature on Gambling.
Resolued, That we hold in utter contempt.
the base Misrepresentation by Brown, Of
great majority Of his constituents, and with
indignation consign him TO the wings, con-
soiling ourselves with the old Quaker adags,
/" If man cheat thee once shame on him,
but if he cheat thee twice shame on thee"