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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-08
LAURINBURGH HIGH SCHOOL
Richmond County, North Carolina


REV. J. JONES SMYTH, A. NJ, PR1Scrpu
THE second session of this Institution will commor,
i Monday the 18th of July 1853.
1t is important that pupils should enter at the commsr
The High School has already taken its position amo.
very first Classical and Mathematical Schools in the
Without any recourse having been had special men
bring it into notoriety, and with simple dependence @
its intrinsic merits. it has now grown into great I
we'll grounded popularity
Few Institutions in the land present such strong %
for patronage from intelligent community The aHI,
and experience of the Principal the large airy and b
some buildings-their peculiarly healthy and pleasant @
tion the entire exemption from every Incentive to dlen
temptation to vice, and the highly moral and religions
fuence of tie surrounding neghborhood are no odpsr
recommendations to parents and guardians who desire G
and pleasant home for their children or wards
The Trustees the public that no labor or
will be spared in procuring every thing requisite for the
tellectua and physical wellbens of the students Man,
Geographical and Astronomical Globes Philosophical ami
other apparatus sufficient for every purpose of illustration
ordered and will be at the High School in few
weeks.
In word the Trustees appeal to what they have aread,
done of and guarantee of their determination
nothing in the organization and working of the school which
will prevent it from being what it called High SehoOh
every sense of the term.
Ample accommodations for bOardes are furnished by The
Principal well by the most respectable families ,
vicinity.
Books, Stationery &C., are furnished at the Faysttey
prices.
The students will be divided Into three grades: The first
primary department, in which will be taught the elements
ry branches of Spelling Readdg, Writing and elemental
Arithmetic. Terms per Session of five months, $50
SECOND.
English Grammer, Geography, (MtchelPs,) Arithme
tic (Greenleafs) Mathematics, Pearce or Davies
cource,) Keith on the Globes, History, Composition
and Rudiments of Latin--Terms HQ
complete English and Classical Educason, with
Natural. Mental and Moral Science.-Terms 200
For French, German Spanish, 1000
Board, Washing: &C., (exelusivs Of lightS) 4@
of the Session, the other at the close
For further information address the Principal hgd
the Trustees at LaurnburghP O., Richmond county NWh
| Carolina.
DUNCAN MCLAURIN,
MURDOCH MCKINNON,
JOHN L. FAIRLY,
JAMES G. MCEACHIN,
| J. G. MCLAURIN, Trustees
d. G. STEWART,
DIR. R. D. DICKSON,
d. McNEILL,
/ D. c. MCINTYRE,
| June 81 1853 -423t.
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CHARLEsToN July 1-CoTroN-The transactions in
this article Wednesday and Thursday reach only about
700 bales at extremes ranging from 9t@ll4 cents % h.
CoeeThe transactions have been confined to small lots
Rio at prices ranging from s2@92c in quality Moas
of of POO hhds and 4s tierces Cuba at
prices ranging from 73@lS4 CENTS in quality New-Or-
leans is worth at wholesale 10000. % gallon.
Rce-This article has been rather neglected this week
and prices have exhibited langud and dropping apper-
The transactions have been at prices ranging from
$3135 the bulk of the sales made at $3a3s u cwt
COrn-The receipts for time back, have been very
light which has materially reduced the stock SALE Sales
at 6S97l cents % bushel.
NEW YORK, June 2g.-Three days previous-Naval
market for turpentne is firm and the stock on
tine continues very firm, and prices rather higher the
receipts being unequal to the demand which large both
for consumption and export Common Rosin and Tar
nue in good request and steady in price The sales
POO bbls w. Meth County supposed at IS
ton Common R0s1 at s. 50 for s s H. 81 81 e s. 70.
North County, ST. As delivered l4oo Tar So 62k 81 Il
in yards 6oOWhite Rosin $2i2a $475 y 2so Il and 22s
low grade, $175 and 900 Spirits 1rpentine at 10 cents
cash. wholesale. and 46 AZ, in small and retail lots
Receive note sales of 400 tcs at S. lS4@4 Sc, cash
| showing no change in prices,
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Schools.

WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NOj,n,
THE Summer session of this Institution viii ooLLEGE
4 the Both inst, uCder the Superintendent mmele
Robinson, ESQ., who has been elected PresiaS. OF Wr
at present putting forth every exerton to and who
ceeded and hopes early day, to be abIs =. IN part M
the number Of teachers complete. annoupcs
The Institution is divided into three departm
rvs academca ana Collegiate-the latter Of iii
signed solely for the education and TRAINING which d.
the Academic is intended School where boSs Will
pate .s 20 emrer our oWp OF other
ills School, and preparatory to the Acada me Juven
In each of these several Departments MnIce.
building, and naer separate distinct t parts M
exception of the Presidents who ilf sperntasrs with thu
partments, and afford such instruction NAV h both De-
en- his pow
As part of the internal regulations of the b,.;.
Male Departments will open And dismiss Is fnntG The
than the Female Departments. U'es earle,
In the Collegiate Departments, Male ard Fem.,o ~
facilities will be afforded to those who may wish unusual
teachers AT each Annual Commencement: two
two females will be admitted to free tuition and
qualifications hereafter to be prescribed Anr certain
admission to be made to the President, to Be- Ien &
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
To be received pupil of this Institution the nr
must sustain an unexcsptionabe character. applicant
In no case will any one be admitted who does not 49,
the Ireasurers receipt for lsast One session in present
The Treasurer is not authorized t6receise paymen s
signed by of the heads of Departments admission
Pupils, on admission, will be examined by one fts.u
of Departments, and assigned to such classes as Ss
Students will be charged from the date Of n.,,.. .
end Of the session No deduction will be made for sbsD
money be refunded in of expulsion or nU VIII an
drawal. n''Ty WITT
Students entering this Institution will be rs6p;ref -
chase admission tickets from the Secretarv 10 pu
viii be admitted until such ticket be exhibited no sude
The pleasant location and neat arrangement &c A.. -
ings added to the acknow1edg ed salubrty of oul
tie high reputation of the President as an iOsuc an
dscipnaran, WILL it is hoped to this infant &
ton patronage and support commensurate with its M
and the wants of the community " HeAs
sg Printed catalogues will be prepared at an early J.,
giving, in detail the studies pursued and the reai G
adopted, and will be forwarded to applicants free of n
JOHN A. GREEN Secrppt Dsas
Goldsboro', June %, 1853 253I az y!
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTH-CA

ARRIVED.
June 30Sehr L. P. Smith, Suites, from New York. to
DeRosset & Brown; with mdze.
I-U. S. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt Burns FIN Charles
ton, with 81 passengers.
2U s. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charleston,
with 70 passengers.
Steamer Spray, from Smithvle to A. H VanBokkelen.
OUTSIDE BAR.-Br Brig Amphitrite, Deswelgh, from
Newport, J. D. McRae Co.; with iron for ~ c. R. R.
. CLEARED.
tune sb-Br Brig Fat0rte; stapiedon for Liverpool by
j. / D. McRae Co.; with 200 bbls spirits tupentine, l.,
900 do. tar, 50 do. rosn.
July 1-Schr E. S Powell Crary, for New York; by Geo.
Harrs with bales sheeting, do yarn 18 do wool do
sheep skins 30 bush pea nuts S64 bbls rosn 426 do spi
rits turpentine 800 feet timber.
Schr. Dacotah Mankin for New York, by Freeman &
Houston; with naval stores.
III S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates, for Charles
ton, with 81 passengers
lnBr Big Freedom Horne, for Hull Eng, ny ), D.
2-u Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burns for Charles
ton; with ~ passengers.
Brig Lincoln Webb, Preble for Bath, Me-, by Peirce
Dudley with 5000 feet lumber.
Schr Monterey, Somers, for Philadelphia, by j. H. Elan
ner with lumber.
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DIR. STRONG'S 1s;
PICTORIAL STOMACH F4tH. -.

remedy for Coughs, Colds Catarrh Oh
eases, Dyspepsia, Costveness Erye, Baek and oIr
Heart, inflammation and Pain in the Cn s5 state of The
and all diseases arising from I feeling from cav
ach, and to relieve the distress ana @ habits,
too hearty food in weak and dyIPeeffV VEGET ALL
WARRANTED TO BE PURbLT nnc, and Aperlsn M
These Pills act Expeetoant,s more power to
One rs cent box possesses three n Of the syrup ri
diseases than dollar bottle OF az! and simple
sans, or Sarasparillas that was ever mau t ruth
Of only one box will prove this mpGra.en the PhegD
They promote Expcctoration, LoVse" of all RT
Clear the Lungs and other secreOry n the whole 10
matter and there is not another properties
Medica capable of impartng such 1;a they Cure
Lungs and Vital Organs these PIis' nd Strengthen
ness, produce good, regular Appetite a." ,,.cs
System. .;,r 81 doses of NJ eur Ps
Cali on the Agents who sell the Pis Az" and ccn
ser's Mmanae gratis, giving full particulars ~ Vi
of cures. o;,ls are for SAFE " ns
mington. n G. by w H. Lpptt ana sppENCER'S1 ne
gsts who also keep supply of DII Pr CELEBfSa
FABLE PILLS. and DIR. HULL ILL., the first day az
PILLS. which stop the chills and the bowels e
not s;eksn tie stomach or operate on the ~
May n, $50 ------5777 M q MIS- IL ~
GENTS BOYS, MISSES AND MI IRE reduced fgutct
IN eyery stys and variety. at grea',y Prop
I sale at the Emporium.
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LIME 16tb-JUSU RECEIVED AND FOR Sal
AM H. PIERCE's BOOK STORE.

JITOMANS Life or the trials of Caprice by mela !,
w len. more spirited and interesting novel we o.
never read with more of life than any Of Miss Brown
and possessing the kind of home interest as that ~
ming Romance the Initials. d,u
book for summer day Agnes Soul, by g. II, Jsn
his bes' The Lovers Stratag or the wG o Rsd
full of interest for the young Quntn Metys or n mi
lished Harry Ashton or the Will and the way, " cr
author of Minnie Grey Those who have read MINNIE M
will read this it is interesting if possible I ,E
celebrated work. Dr. Valentine and Yankee an Cni
phoses being the second series of DR. Valentine Wv"
Lectures as given by the late Y nkee HILL VINO Ea Law
laugh The Dancing Feather, by Ingraham Mlnn te s.
cret Brotherhood Villette, by Currer Bell.
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DISSOLUTION oEPARTNERsHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership lately sub
sisting between the undersigned under the firm of James
Dawson Co. dissolved the tenth day of June, 1853
by mutual consent Al debts owing to said firm to be
received by Andrew Macean by John Dawson who has
purchased the entire interests of James Dawson in the effects
AID credits of said firm and all demands against said part
nershp be presented said Andrew Macean John
Dawson, for payment. JAMES DAWSON.
ANDREW MAGICIAN.
Wilmington, n c., June, 1853 239-St-4l4t
TOHN DAWSON, having purchased the entire interest of
y James Dawson, in the late firm of James Dawson Co.,
the undersigned have this day entered into Coparnershp
in the of JOHN DAWSON CO., for the purpose of
carrying the general business of buying and selling
GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDISE, as heretofore
conducted by said late firm. JOHN DAWSON.
June 10, 1858 ANDREW MAGICIAN.
LII persons indebted to the late firm of James Dawson
n Co by notes, which past DUE by open
running than II months required to make mme
ate payment to of the Undersigned the absolute
sy of settling the business of said firm
possible to grant further Indulgence.
JOHN DAWSON.
ANDREW MAGICIAN.
June 10, 1893. 239-St-4l-4t
Rg- Commercial ard Herald copy I'm
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DIR. STRONG'S
ComPouND sANATIVE PILE

THESE Pills entirely Vegetable, and are Cmant'
l. perior Medicine in the cure of all Bilious Cmmput
Chil1s and Fever, Dyspepsia, CostiVeness, Liver T
Jaundce Sick Headache, Scrofula, Salt kheuI H., Nptr
all kinds, Loss of Appetite, Obsructed and Paln'u
alton and all lingering diseases. ,u and Ebf
As Female Medicine they act like charm cure tb
taken according the directions, they never li'
of Piles, after all other remedies a estos
They purify the blood, equalize the hen tby 80
Liver, Kidneys, and other Secretory Organs '
and action and as ain Anti-Billous Family Ni'O''
have no equal Price % cents per box
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

CLINTUN FEMALE INSTITUTE'
THIS Institution will commence its second Session on h
second Monday in July next. Every branch of fsnii
education taught in the Institute and the present nun
of Scholars warrants the belief that School in C
try furnishes greater facilities for mparting knowledge
expenses per annum will not exceed STA tor tne %
tras the necessary expense per year will exceed $O
Board per month in the Institute So good Board may
Tuition for all English branches per Session of week.
primary $40; all branches in the LIST and I'd C'
$l2 Junior and Senior Glasses SIS.
For particulars the public is referred to our Ccn'F
which be had by addressing the Secretary the Prime
pal: II. A. BlZZELL, Secy
Clinton. May 20, lS53-39-tf1 of Board of Trustees
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THE PICroRIALS.-Mr. Whitaker has Just laid on
our table Gleason's and Barnum's pictorial papers
for last week. Both are very fair numbers, Bar
NUNS unusually The Gavazz Riots, the Illus
trations of the Bonaparte Family and the views of
Memphis, Tennessee, and Jerusalem are all ex-
ceedingly spirited Gleasons is seasonable, having
Illustrations appropriate to the 4th 81 cents For
sale by Whitaker, Market Street
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Who will whisper hope and comfort,
And love shall cast out fear.
A strictly orthodox old gentleman in Ma

A strictly orthodox old gentleman in Massachu
sets, returning home Sunday afternoon from
church, began to exto to his the merits of the
sermon. 81 have heard, Frank" said he zone Of
the most delightful sermons ever delivered before
christian society. 1t carried to the gates of Heay
en- Well, think" replied Frank, you had
better have lodged in for you will never get anoth
er such chance"
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DIED,

On the 18th dt 1t Blight House. Chestnut street, Phila
dephy. Mrs JuLIA THEoDosA eldest daughter Ct
Cameron Farquhar McRae Assistant Rector Of Christs
Church, in that city.
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nIne EnurfI, ofJulY.

Monday next being the Anniversary of the Dec
laration of American Independence of course no pa
ner will be issued from this Office as Editors Prin-
ters. and Devils all alike desire to show their indie
incidence for one day at least in the year, during
which they have souls above copy, types, or proofs
cast care to the dogs who are much annoyed by
fieas, and feel as good as the best.
or the celebration here. we need say nothing be-
yond what is announced in the programme Nelth-
er do we feel like becoming eloquent or patriotic
upon the original and unexhausted topic OF the
fourth of July. The orators of the day here and
elsewhere will do the subject full justice, much full
er than we could if we tried. We need only remark
that perhaps, upon the whole the sun which Will
rise upon Monday next, will view as high picture
of genuine solid progress and prosperity as any pre-
scented by the past history of this any other coun-
try. Indeed, we question if independence day has
ever been ushered in under favorable auspices
Prudence and an adherence to first principles will
alone be wanting to secure continuance OF the
blessings with which we are now crowned
For some reason perhaps the exposure to the sun
number of people apt to feel far less comtorta
Bile on the 5th than on the Sd or 4th. We would
suggest that tho heat and injurious effects of the sur
are much increased when seen through the medium
of a glass-especially if there be brandy in it. i
may be- that thereby the Calorc is brought to focus
At any rate, we would advise abstinence from the
first, but certainly after the ffth-toddy.
The exact degree of temperature at which the
human frame becomes reduced to perfectly fui
state we have never yet been able to ascertain
We haze heard of midde-aged, fat gentlemen dis
appearing from under their hats and leaving but
bundle of clothes and grease-spot to mark tn
place of their disappearance but these stories W
look upon apochryphal, as will be evident to an
body who happens to small bill to a fat man
Who ever heard of him disappearing? No. not
bit of it.
But although this too, too solid flesh may not me
and resolve itself into dewb there can be no ques
ton but that wakes almost semifud, and oozes OIL
thyough all the pores drops off the end of the nose
diligently employs itself in taking the starch out {
shircolars, and larding the lean earth, chow in th
world does friend Loring stand it) With the the
mometer at 90 in the shade and boiling in the SUI
who in the world would expect 10 find anything rc
in the papers, who would expect the editor Of III
journal or the editor of any other paper to spread hin
self for the amusement of the publc-the public
blessed for us until after the 4th Politics be hange
and mankind in general take care of themselves. W
duty. All the world and the rest Of mankind can tax
a irOlic School is dismissed until Tuesday.
Daily Journal, I'd inst.
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The Wilmington Light Infantry.

This and very handsome volunteer Company,
under the command of Capt. EDWARD CANTwELL,
made its first turnout last Thursday afternoon:
tering should think, little over forty bayonets.
The uniform which is of the United States regula-
ton cut, is exceedingly neat and tasteful, being
green, trimmed with orange, and remarkably we'll
got up-the pantaloons white. The evolutions Of
the company in marching, and in drilling evinced
great progress and showed and attention the
part both of the officers and men. This fine Com
pany forms valuable accession to the volunteer SOL
diery of the State and with their brothers in arms
the German Volunteers, effectually redeem town
from the reproach under which it had labored from
the want of any such military organization. The
Light Infantry is composed chiefly, if not, indeed
wholly of the young men of the place, with which
it promises to grow and increase in usefulness and
prosperity. We wish it the highest success.
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CALIFORNIA INDIANs.-Mr Crockett saws: " |
have often heard it stated that several tribes of Cal
torna Indians subsist upon clover during the spring
months but supposed, until recently that this was
only hgment of the Imagination. 1t appears
however, to have foundation in fact, if the
following newspaper account of it is to be believed
ANGULAR NUTRIMENT OF THE DIGGER INDIANS
The Columbia Gazette says that there are two
considerable Indian villages in that vicinity at the
present time, and the Indians who looked as lean
and gaunt as half famished wolves during the last
winter. now appear to be enjoying all the Injuries
that an abundant supply of clover and an occasion
al supply OF beet and bread can afford The hills
in the vicinity verdant with NICE tender clover
which is devoured by these poor savages with as
much gnsto as an epicure would devour the most
dainty dish They gather the clover in baskets
and prepare it for use by heating large stones and
placing layer of clover we'll mostened, between
each layer OF stones. 1t soon becomes ready fol-
uSe' ana each one of them will eat supply Of clio
yer thus prepared that would almost satisfy horse
HE DRouGHT.-A drought of long continuance
mas prevailed over large section of the country
SCUM ana west IN some places considerable appre
henslon prevailed of failure of the crons hut +
many places The effects of the hot bright SUM- ha(
been relieved by refreshing showers In this regior
!he cat crop is almost entirey off; but the whea
superior IN quality and somewhat abundant in ouan
MY The corn has suffered from the cold weather q
Inc spring and the drought now but NAV be made
good crop with seasonabe rains in ny and nepst
Inc root crops are necessarily unpromisine and am
lgardens are suffering greatly -Hitsboro Recorder
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FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.
Let the Afflicted Read And Ponder

LCI tut AllllCttu ktdu ana P0nQefI
Ia More than 800 persons the City of Richmond Va.
alone testify to the remarkable cures performed By
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE great Spring Medicine and Purifier of the Blood is
used by hundreds of grateful patients who testify
daily to the remarkable performed by the greatest
all medicines, Carriers Spanish Mixture Neuralgia Rhau
matsm, ScrouIa Eruptions the Skin Liver Disease Fe
Ulcers Old Sores Affections of Kidneys Diseases
Of the Throat Female Complaints. Pains Aching the
great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has yet been found
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys strength
ems the Digestion gives tone to the Stomach makes the
Skin clear and healthy and restores the Constitution eneebed
by disease broken down by the Of youth
pristine vigor and strength.
mecs ever used few doses of Carriers Spanish Mixture
will remove all saowness ofeompexion, bring the
tg to the cheek elasticity the STEP and
the general health remarkable degree beyond all the
icines ever heard Of
med on persons residing in the city of Va by the
there no humbug about it. The press hotel keepers
gistrates and public men, well known
mun all add their testimony to the effects of this GREAT
Call and few hundreds of the certificates around the
bottle.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS, Drag
gists.
Principal Depots at M. WARD, CLOSE s. Co., No SO
T. W. DYOTT $ SONS, and JENKINS B Harris
BENNETT & BEERS, No. rs Main ST., Richmond Va.
And for sale by WN. H. LIPPITT, Wilmington n. c..
and DRUGGISTS generally. MAY l3, l853-36-ly
fUSI RECEIVED from New York. per Schr. VIM H.
y Smith
a!0o0 lbs. Of prime, extra and NJ. l, White Leads
5000 6 Zinc White in Oil
case of Pruss. Blue, in Oil;
s. g Chrome Green;
I / g Paris Sc
&c Chrome Yellow. Also. so bbls fine
Linseed OIL Bar TIMBER, and lena De Srenna ground in
Oll. For sale cheap at G. S D. DUPRE'S,
June tOI Drug and Chemical Ware Rooms
IME, Lime, Lime. 900 barrels IipcolnyiIIe WIFI.
Lump Also, Calcined Plaster Plastering Hair Fire
sale by C. & r r. WO66 vi
jan z, o[1IvoI Contractors and Builders
/ DALM LEAF HATS.-A few cases left can be bought a,
4 i low prices. C. MINERS Ha7ftsr "
i RO1S' Canes and Belts for sale at the Enaporiun
/ ID July 1. C. MYERS Pronr;ator
INTER AND SEAL DRAB SOFT H4TS--65nlv :
/ y lew lele, Ior sale by G. MYERS, Proprietor.
4 q BEAUTIFUL HAT.Those pure white soft low crown
i "A Hats are going fast. Cali soon ifyou wish one
4 2oly /. 9. MYERS, Proprietor.
4 DINE APPLES AND LEMONS For sale at
= 5aiy - IL WILkINS0N s. ESLER'S.
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,,
BY r. w. CHADWICK AND f. H. REMICh,
Beaufort N. c.
DATES of Beard and Tuition for boys vary according
II the studies from forty eight to fifty SIX dollars per
sion of FIVE months lMay 10, l o2o-oo-1m
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NOTICE.

WILL BE SOLD at Court House in Wilmington On
w the second Monday in September next the following
town lots and tracts of land, much thereof will
the taxes due thereon for the year 1851 and the a
vertising:
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:" Come sonny get up," said an indulgent father 20
a hopeful son, the other morning Remember that
the early bird catches the first worm. What do
care for worms ;" replied the hopeful mother WON'T
let me go fishing -