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Melancholy Occurrence. - We are

l4OlAAOli0tS VGJukkCAAJSi 49, oio
informed by postscript, that Mr.. Obadiah
Surreli, of Henderson Co., few days
since beat and dreadlully mutillated his
wife. run her from home, aud was follow
ing her about threatening TO kill her; and
upon warrant being issued for his arrest
threaied the life of The officer, and would
not be taken: second attempt, the sue
ceedlng day, was made by the officer,
and assistance summoned 10 help hun.
when Surret refused again 10 be taken,
sun threatening 10 kill any one laying
hands on him, and al ;hs juciure OF al
lars, we are panied to learn, he was shot
down by Mr.. Robert Hamilton, one of the
officers assistants. which proved fatal.
\ corners inquest was to be held on the
4th inst. These arc the facts as we have
heard ihcin. .iSherWe EeSs.
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Railroad Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given to the clllzens OF
~ Guliord and Alamance counties, that a
railroad meeting will be held II Providence meet
county of alanancp, All are requested to at-
tend--puhlic addresses may he expected. Ex-
Governors Morehcad and Graham are respectful
Is requested to attend and address the meeting.
July 10, 1919. MANY. FARMERS.
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The total value of products coming
from the Western States and Upper Cana
da, has increased from six millions Of dol.
lars in 1898, to twenty.lhree millions in
1913. And the tolls on the Erie and 0s.
wego Canals have increased from about
Sl,450 900 in 1898, 10 something over
So 100000 in 1913, notwithstanding re.
duction Of The ra,es-equal 10 about l3
per cent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15

creEat'czs Of TIE EIint-We learn
ilial tiielc las bcendeposiit,l in the Branch
Mint Ii ills Ylsre. from tie Isl u January
10 tie both &c June. ISlg. Gold bullion
ai lac value 81 S223.25l ss-bring an in.
crease II 81, So II ever the correspond
ins period IL LIST year. IL will be seen
from This. llal HE mining operations in
this and tie ncighhnring counties are in.
proving There were coined during lie
half year slss. i05.
We find That we were in error when
We slated last week ,liai The Gold Dollar
We received was The emission or the Min,
here--ihe! lave been coming, bn! none
issued.
We understand that a, New O.lcans the
Gold Dollar is al,eady connierlenrl. and
j. said "a be goad imitation. with this
exception, that IN The counlerleils the Zig.
ure 0 is upside down, making The year
1916" instead 81 1919.
Charlotte Journal.
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TrEo rcE.,setfs.rn I'm rsrt.
80 feaannniraaan agTrsiri n IL
i.Sleizh sszaasri. Recommending he de
lion q i,dsrs b. lie reop,e. Il was psb-
lishfG nili.oul nnie a. eammenl ~ he
organ: hEl lhe l.incnlnion Republican
transferred Il % iisawnc0lumns. and rsisel
, ron.ilerzile rsrkle Orer i. The Stan.
dsHl li.fn Plblislald ihe fasLRs II he Re
puhlirsn. hui said nolhing. The npshOi
q tie business viii be the sender 0l an0ili.
r. issue. Twelve months $50. He toll
our ressirrs thai il The Constitution were
amended and = free snIrage" ineOEpnTa.
TED. ]. Mould n0l IL year brlpfe there
Heusl lie ; proposition 10 amend again.
and elfrI Ju.igrs ~ il.e pcnple--or 20 do
: n.eihing else NJ which popular prejudice
could he eariied ard Eoles secured. dur
pIeiieii0n NIL he seiilsd. even sooner
Than We experIsrl. The election If ilidges
By The penpie"as they DO IN Mississippi"
Is % he 4 waich.wnid " ill lie I.nenlncra-
e.. and ail VIM oppose il s III Re dennunc-
ed as ArisiOerais aud Rsderal,sls. Tile
Standard will gel tie hobby on us legs in
lime fnr he campaign nf next summer.
AMI &c our Gubefnalnfial candidate Be
blnckhead enough 70 lake issue an = msl-
ier with hirl his Office viii Lave nullling
do. lie vii lind himself pretty well dog
inio about The frs. Thursday in August.
i.ank OF, inr : he election II j.ig,s b.
the people - We say nothing on The
subject q precautionary iliai demagague.
ism started il. anil dema.osutism vii
keep j, going. Marx tie prediction.
" a. Iyglsx.
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meats sl.asi Is ttins z.,s-. lie IS; 10
aush TO ife s.sAicsr arE. ard 'rieIrls
ihsi Pratt ih4I TX rs - rrisher II HE
battles Of Ni,ieia il kilil, ns5e him ere
81 ile Husi TeaoAHfd henes. Ia roa-
elasion. he ssss: : u -, etnsuTe lie
Administrator i0r rs coarse ioa ards ne.
p ! r9aeriVe haze - personal cause
IiatxtuFg NJ.
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Texas Teaching EOTals. Tile lissly
stable keepers 10 Galveston. Texas, ai-
verliss nurses and caliages 10 iel. EIe,pi
uyoa IL SaLLaih. What rtprra eh 10
the old Puritan lawns and ciiies Of tic
United States. who're lac hardest day IN
lie seven fur tile poor sGia.ais. il ul.rn illal
mhith God hiss emplialiraily named The
,las Of IesIi On. 05s.
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TaIeriag Business.

7GEoFCr ELigIcK -. = isgs.a ~
iahssl'sEis =, - uasgi, q !.lausspce sast
e ias neaEsIost - ss,est hs..saess = - g.
sleshce "a tas.s=e fa4si, Go Has Elarr Pos,
Uiioe, and 8 irtEsfea q eEss lse 81 Rfas = -
Inc II ness ard h.lioEliie :, e sal q. "a.
scnahie 80 - lEsnalsiiHs iesans.
Angus a. 81 iEp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15

The Crop.-lhs areounty from lie co,.
ION growing region with regard 10 The uros-
pesis q iiie eFop, are nal = very deer
drd rlsaIarier. IN considerable portion Df
Alabama the plant has suffered Il some *.
lent Ion frequent rains f,!iuarl b. hot
suns. Prn'in rig rana gioaih II grass and
wecds. The intelligence IRON Mississip-
~ : even mare ,llseouEging. and The
country press i aireads prpGiriing an.
ing uilelpeT!laps one-lhiui fran an average
cror. The Arkansas and 'reNus papers.
also c,,npisin 81 Tie naiavorahle aspect of
cotton. while fram portions IL Louisiana
m"Te encouraging Intelligence las heen
received iilnn u ans previous period ills
sclson. Tie Cane generally looks well.
\. o. Isie,s cnnsnt.
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Ran Road Convention In Georgia

At Macon. Georgia. last week, there was
held Convention Of the friends or III
rect connection from Macon 10 Tile Angus
"a Rail Road. Delegates were in attends
anre from all the Northern parts Of Geor.
gia and from Charleston. Il was agreed
10 open books for subscriptions TO Rail
Road from Macon, through Clinton and
EatonIon. ID some point on the Augusta
Road. This contemplated connection
will, when made, be oil much benefit 10
Charleston. VII cLron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15

Mr.. Walker.-A report reached Vicks.
burg, said 10 be well authenticated, that
Hon. II. j. Walker has publicly declared
his approval Of the course and opinions OF
Mr.. Benton--in other words, that he is in
favor Of the Wilmol Proviso, aud The ap.
plicaton Of" Free Soil" doctrines TO The
new Territories. We are not prepared 10
believe This; but il comes to us from such a
source as 10 justify the mentioning Of it
IN our columns. Bat. Clipper.
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BONNER Manure.

TENHE Purchasers Of the Patent for this system
Of making Manure, are requested TO meet at
the Store of J. U. Kirkland, esq. at l2 o'clock on
Thursday of August County Court, 30th instant.
August Ia. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15

Gssemmrni Sal pfnFis. ifi,e esss VS.
= hare sapaesfd. i.uK could AlT. { iGnsd
ialrrirHg Iy drsrzling il.rir Eag. ihrsr
men bel f.ririied III rIaila 10 pr.secriOn
hy H. Aa.rTicsn Minister. and b aaiI.g.
liz lie laws n AIe1iro. iliry hed jusAs
exrasrd themselves IA The Pensiiy Iley
were sSfeaing. The very fari Of Mr..
Clifford M inierpnsing il heir behalf.
affords The sirnngest evidence that here
we're rirrumsisnres in Ihrir ease which.
ii HI Judgement. rendered interference i'm
PlofeL
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Col. Weller.-The Mosquito Kingdom |.

q Washington correspondent Of the
Herald Whites Aug. A as follows:
". y. Tribune
Col. Weller has already drawn from
the Treasury $4,000 oul Of the $50 900
appropriated by Congress FOR the boun.
dairy survey; and this vast sum does not
cover the salaries ofihe corps since March
last. This was drawn before he left Pa
mama, and the Government has no know
iedse that he has gone TO San Diego d, all
ON the contrary, there is strong reason
ioF believing hath has gone 10 San Fran.
CISCO Drafts from him, independent, OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15

Eorrihle.--The Forsyth (Ga.) Bee Of
The 25ih ull. records melancholy suicide.
which occurred in Monroe county, on
Friday night, the Goth ul.. The wife Of
Mr.. Stephen Sutton destroyed herself
and youngest child by burning down tie
house over their heads. Mr. S. il appears
had purchased grog shop in Van Buren,
co., and in order 10 be more convenient to
il intended removing 10 that neghborhool.
From The time Of his purchase he became
addicted 10 drinking, and while drunk
shamelully misireated his wife. His re-
moyal was opposed by his wife, as giving
him greater facilities for the indulgence Of
his passion; and after cndeavorlng in vain
10 change his resolution, she resolved 10
destroy herself and family. On Friday
night MIR. $. being absent from home, she
locked herself, Two children, and servant
girl in the house, and deliberately fired it.
The negro Girl and the Oldest child made
their escape, leaving the mother and the
other child TO perish in the flames.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15

Al the Polytechnic Institution in Lon
don is exhibited one pound o. glass, spun
by steam into a length Of IG0 miles, and
woven with silk into beautiful tresscs and
tapestry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15
Notice.
IN. TOW NsEND,s
COMPOUND EXTRACT or .-
SARSAPARELEA,

Wonder and Blessing of he ig. The most L.
traordinarg Hedicine II NE World.
vFNHlS Extract is put up in Quart Bottles: ii
L is six times cheaper, plcasantcr, and war
ranted superior to any sold. Il cures without
vomiting, purging, siekening, or dcbilils,ing The
Patient.
The great beauty and superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over all other medicines is that while ii
ersdicates the disease il invgoraies the body. II
is one of the very best SPRING AND SUM-
MER MEDICINES ever known; it not only
pmiGcs the whole system, and strengthens the
person, but it creates new, pure and rich flood ),
4 power possessed by no other medicine. And
IN This lies the grand secret Of lis wonderful sue
cess. Ii has performed within the last five years,
more than 10O, 1000 cures Of severe cases of dis
ease; at least $4,000 were considered incurahlc
Ii has saved the lives Of more than 5000 children
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases Of General Debility and pant Of
Nervous Energy.
DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla invigorates the
whole system permanently. To those who have
lost their muscular energy by the effects Of medi
enc or indscrciion committed in youth, OF the
excessive indulgence ofihe passions, and brought
on general physical prostTation Of the nervous
system, lassitude, want Of ambition, fanting sen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15
EGeet Of Tmaginatllon.-A cnrll

Edeet OF Imaginatilon-A cnriars
experiment vas rrcenily lIicd IN hns.is
with some muiacrrs. They wfre pllrrd.
Miihani knowing il. in lanr beds Mhrfe
iour persons had died II he cholera.
They did mol iake tie disea.e. They
were then told hey were 10 sleep ia le,!s
where some persons hid died efmalignanl
cholera. but Tie beds were, III fact. new.
aud had not been used Al al. Aeyenlie.
les, three of them died OF tile disease with.
III four hours. We staic This upon The
authority Of the London Medical Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15

A Dutiful S0n.--A Young man. writ.
ing 10 III, patents in Oneida county, frnm
California. says he has already S1U.Oao;
and adds The following in postscript:
/" II yau know az a good farm ful sale,
write me as 10 where i, is. and how mnch
IL j. worth. and Il you think il will an
swer, will hay ii inr you 10 live on"
Il is pleasant to hear 81 the success Of a
son whose first tho .rhis are thus directed
towards The happinc's oi Ills aged parents,
Albany Ertaing Journal.
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BlOoded Horse for Sale.

EF n. sd leiorr, blood lay sis.li0n. ~ ~.
= Io.isi Fisrersr. dam b. NaFo.a. an wears
81 2 Nav Isl, The property q Cos. Crahala.
~ - s5li II AuCiian LeiOrt he Cvu', HaCss
3uoI. On Tusaisy 4 Aug.iFl eouTi. "a ! CTeii; :.
tss.Ss n0Eihs, blEd and sseuiiiy.
G.. HILL. Agent.
surusf 10 o.
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Virginia and Tennessee Railroad

Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
y gives Us pleasure to state (says the
hynchburg Republican, that a, late
meeting Of The Board Of Directors, il
was unanimously resolved that sky miles
~ 'ne road should be located and put un.
uer contract At the earliest possible pc
iioo' Vest Of Linchburg. and ,ha, as soon
as practical, the Chlel Engineer be direc-
'ed 10 prosecute hls surveys to The south.
west. It's thought that The frs, division
viii De put under contract sometime dur.
ing The ensuing fall.
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Notice.

A PPLlCATI0N viii be made at the August
N Term of the County Cour, OF Orange, to eS-
,abI;sh an Election Precinct al Thomas Brewers,
esq.
July %. s2-
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FhD. M'LANE's GREAT REMEDY lor the
H Liver comp!ain,.--'fhe propric,ors Of tins
celebrated medicine are in daily receipt Of the
most gratifying testimonials as 10 the excellence
ofthis remedy. DIR. MLane's l.ger Pin, in cases
which had been gisen up as ineurahle by the
most skiliul physicians, have been cured imme.
diaiely, so soon as these Pills were administered.
These certificates have hecn published, and haze
been so numerous that il is now an established
fact that M'lane's Liver Pills are the best medi.
cine ever offered ~ the cure of Ilcpale derangc-
ment. Lose no time. therefore, We that suffer
under that worst Of scourgcs, the Liver Com
plant hui hasten 10 purchase and use these Pills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-15
COURT OF WARDENs.

rEHE War,lens Of the Poor will hold their Sc
u mi-annual meeting at the Poor House, on
the LIST Monday in September next, at which limo
elected. Persons having business with said War.
dens can then attend
BY order Of the Board.
S. NJ. WILKINSON, Sec.
August IA. Cd
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By the late arrivals from California
We gather the following interesting item
Average profit Of digging per day, 100
Average expenses per day, 100
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a Aprlrnl, Ross Co. Quo, Feb, Is, 1918.

ahElFHis husa 10. OHlnt lcUt 10, 1919
"MESsRS. J. KIDD & Cove wish to in-
form you that we have sold oil Of your Worm
Specific YOU lcii with us. We wish YOU 10 send
Us some more as soon MS possible, as il has given
general satisfaction here. We have many cails
for since We are out Of the article. Il has sue
cceded all other preparations in this county, and
for this reason we wish 10 keep a supply OH
hand. X. & VI. 4. PATTERSON"
The above is one of the hundreds Of similar
communications which the proprictors of this
medicine are daily receiving Where il has been
introduced il has become the most popular renee
dy in use.
For SALE BY
Long < Webb, lIillsborongh u. Heart. do;
Jones Watson g. Co.. Chapel Hill; A. Mooring
Mooringyile; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Orange County; Moore & Noell, Mt. Trza Per-
son County.
FEBRUARY Z. CT
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Troops Ordered to Florida. : The


Savannah Republican OF Monday says
We are informed that QUO company of
the United States troops stationed a,
Charleston left that city last Friday on
board the steamer Nina. for Florida. The
company occupying The barracks in This
city will also leave for the same teslina-
iion in a few days, as we learn from Capt.
Anderson that he has been notified that
orders TO that effect have been issued by
the Wan Department. A volunteer com.
pany Of one hundred men win leave
Jacksonville, Florida, this DAY for The In
dian settlement. Whatever may be the
extent Of The recent outbreak in Florida,
and The causes which led 10 il, whether
personal feeling or general hostility on the
part Of the Indians, il is source Of graft.
fieallnn that The Administration has taken
prompt measures for its suppression"
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CoAsI HIl.lN llIID.

c.egsse nd salrEtg.an. GrEuEItgn cen
= rufed. Hscnsilis t'sssru aka. iiasE Cen
F.aiat. csl1s, csfArsh. esrsls. asf..ula g.iai
q iioes. safeess II i1s ls1sI. Hrr-sc las..
Malls ssrgis Iiiicl ! :. FaCfrss Ait,i0rsii. q.
FHia il he sias. A.. l4se tssa tLi 60 e
EsreA
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For Florida. We understand that or.
ders from the War Department have been
received BY Capt. Elzcy, the commander
al Fort Johnson, Smithville, 10 hold his
company in readiness TO proceed TO
Florida at moments warning, in case
more troops are required TO quell The In
dams, aud protect the inhabitants there.
The company in garrison al Fort Ma
con, Beaufort Harhor, N. G., has already
received directions 10 90 10 Florida, and is
probably on the way ,hither by this time.
Wilmington Chroa.
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sFITTE~G EIcCn

Me- ~, Sri. g. 1857.
DE EaWss2sa-i EFsIly lsi.sse tat ser
-afssps1l.sa las sesn i.s utarr fhHrgi Falsi-
Genre. a s-sing ~ LIE. haze tsrfssflalsfars
lad Id Ceusa. ]; tsssre psrss ga va7zs.
- .asi fs.ssd isfse sessi.,.ss 4 Ss. Gs
snclts. sna ssas etrsiis asiatrfz ss5 m9lE1,
ana dii 70; rspeeit 70 Ire. IhsSs orig East .srr
s,aTsapaiiiis . si.Or iilus. ard ,lsse ia q ser
ierfrl change hesn Niougii IN re. ~ r1ss
ale 10 Az sll rvsg ils city. gai.e ne it'd,
rIsl say cogeh hss L I. re. Yog can Ntll il.zg-
ire that am thankful ~ iheFe fesg!'s.
MA. RUSSELL, e5 gelhts:rt.st.
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ss.saas rrr.,ses a.-s- 81 4sr..zs. h.sss=z-E
tsFssSs sssi - -.-ass. coasIssgissa. ca 20
t-sss-sas ssF-Eaa 'Ass g'R1rss. fsae8r. Iks
.asEssiss - = ssE ac!rsssy . an :. l-fss-
TING L0sLiAl.. a. : EraeEs 49, snsiessates
Co. Eyzissa glsts aetlsais = i4e il su sgstassh
y il ~ euizr sssfsEa. + sssl eA.Tsss lazy
slrsrse
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an. MLANE's GREAT RENEnY lor lhr

August Is.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01
Baltimore Advertisements.
University of Maryland
FACULTY OF PHHYSEC.
SESSION OF 1910 ,5O

SESSION OF l949-'j0.
THE LECTURES will commence on MON
L DAY, 29th October and continue until the
18th of March, ensuing.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-WILLIAM t. A.
AIKEN, NJ. D., l.. l.. ID.
Surgery-NATHAN r.. SMITH.
Therapeutics, Materia Medica and Hygiene
SAMUEL CHEW, NJ. ID.
Anatomy and Physiology ROBY,
NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine-WI.-
LIAM POWER. NJ ID.
Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Chill
dren-RlCHARD II. THOMAS, Nj. ID.
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstration Of
Anatomy GEORGE W. MILTENBERGER.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical
Surgery every day at the Baltimore Infrmary,
opposite the Medical College. The rooms for
practical anatomy Will be opened October lst,
under the charge of the demonstrator. Fees
for the entire course $50. Comfortable board
may be obtained in the vicinity of the Medical
College, for 81, 80 10 So, so per week.
WILLIAM f.. A. AIKEN,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Sept. Is, I549.-3m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01

Orr YOUTHFUL DAYs.-Y outh never
comes but once Hence we should, in
our youthful days, improve our time.-
The sun rises in the east, and rolls on in
his upward course until noontime, when
it gradually descends and hides himself in
the west. So with youth. /. rises in the
morning of life, and keeps rising until the
noontime of life, when old age, with all
her infirmities comes upon US. The youth
should not underyalue their days, for the
day is coming when all this worlds riches
would be given for the return of one hour
misimproved. Boys, do not mispend your
time, but improve every moment as it flies,
and you will reap your reward hereafter
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-01
BACE.BITERS.

Every community holds in It's bosom a
species of viperous bipeds called back
biters, eaves-droppers, or slanderers, who
go about doing evil continually. They
introduce discord where peace before resi-
ded-they wake up ilEwill between peace
able and friendly neighbors-excite suspi
cion in trusting hearts, and substitute bitter
controversy for social amity and quietude.
They malign private character with impu-
nifty, because they are too cowardly and
hypocritical to make their assaults boldly
and manfully, so that those whom they
traduce can have no chance to defend
themselves. They run up behind you and
strike in the dark, and then fly 10 elude de-
lection. They put on great suavity and
iriendliness to your face, but when your
back is turned, look out for them for they
will cling TO your back like a rabid dog.
Avoid them as YOU would poisonous rep
tile-refuse their company-and, above all,
do not admit them to your happy family
circle-do not induct them into your FIRE
side secrets for if you do, they will leave
the baneful stain of their footsteps on your
very threshold, and happiness will flee
before them as from deadly foe. For
the love of peace, of order and of friend
ship, do not countenance their slanderous
imputations against your friends and neigh
bors.