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Ra's.-A good plan for destroying rats
is to Gu, olr eorks in slices rs thick as wa
fers, and fry them in the frying pan, after it
has been usel for frying any meat. After
being fricd-not Lurnt-tlle pieces should
be placed accessible to the rats, and they
al will bc destroyed, for they ent them
1oracibusly!
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GARTER'S SPANISH RAIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!

THE BEST LTERATiyE KNOWN |!
Not Particle of Mercury in it!
An lnfaliible Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism. Obstinate Cutancons Eruption*,
Pimpes or PostuIcs the Face. Bloicles
Boils. Aguc aud Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes
Ring Worm or Trttcr, Srald IIemd Enlarge
ncnt and Pain Of the Bonts and Joints, Salt
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers Syphiitic Disorders,
and ali Diseases arising from an injudci"rs
use of Mercury, lmprudencc in Life, or I'M
purity of the Blood.
eY- This great alternative medicine and Pu-
rfcr Of Blood is now used by thousands of CRATE
ful patients from nl parts of the United States,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per
formed by the greatest of i'll medicines, "CAR-
REitS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia
Rheumatism, Scrofulu Eruptions on the Skin
Liver Disease, Fevcrs. Ulcers, Old Sores, Affec-
ton of the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat
Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the
Bones and joints, nre speedily put to flight by
using this great and inestnable remedy
For all diseases of sllsRinod, nothing has yet
been found 10 compare with it. 1t clcnnscs the
system Of all impurities, acts gently and eff.
GENTLY OH the Liver aud Kidneys, strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone 10 the Stomach, makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
down by the exccsses Of youth, to its pristine
vigor and strength.
For the Diseases of Females il is peculiarly
app!icablera rand wherever il has become known, ,
is regularly prescribed with the happcst effects
II invigorates the weak and dcbitatcd, and i'm.
parts elasticity to the worn.out frame, clears the
skin. and leaves the patient fresl, and healthy :;
single bottle of tins inestirnnble remedy is
worth all the so.callcd Sarsaparns in exs. en- &C.
The large number of certificates which we
have received from persons from al parts of the
United States, is the best evidence that there is
no Humbug about it, The press. hotel keepers,
magistrates, physicians. and public men, we'll
known to the cummunity, all add their tesiimo-
ny to the wonderful! effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER. =
Call OIL tlIe Agent and get an Almanac, md
read the details of astonishing cures performed
by CAETERS SPANISH MIXTU REs lin most
cases where eveptehing else had signally failed }
The limits Of an advertisement will not admit
their full insertion.
WIN. 8. BEERS, & CO., Proprietors,
No. 304, Broadway, New York,
TO whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists ind Country Merchants
in all parts Of the United States and the Cana.
das, and by
WAaDLAw d LYON, Abbeyille C. H.,
GARY & JoyEs, Cokesbury,
+. G. PARKsEGreenwoDd.
May l, lS5cs 3 ly
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Vermont State C"pitol Burnt.-The
State Capi,ol at Montpelier, took fire Tues
day night and was entirely consumed cx-
cept tue walls. Tho most serious loss is
the apartments Of the State naturalist, tho
destruction Of which is irrei,arable.
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WORDS AND GRAMMAR

WORDS AND GRAMMAR
Secm to lc very variable affairs. Tho
Christian Inquirer says: Tie word "E,st''
is Us great Il contradiction us we have in the
language. The N"rh River is fast when
ice is immovallc, and then the ice disap.
pearcd very fast, for it WAS loose. A clock
is called t''st when It is quicker than time,
but II inan is lold to stand E,st Wien he is
desired to remain stationary. People fast
whom they have nothing to eat, and eat
fa't, consequently, when opportunity Of
fyrs.
And, while W" ars quoting :;om religious
authority, let u< give - specimen Of tie
grammar in Vii. h tic n.,v. N :.,;t:.aa.'
u travelling Western pry;,e:",, 4tse.:,..,i
the departure "f il s:,;::;
"When "rrorc ut the house of nv de-
ceased friend. lie wa> pcrspiring his last.
stootl hy his bedside, and said, rs he was
too far gone t., talk, brother, it you feel
happy now, jist squeeze my hand, and lie
s4uoze it,"
the alphabet, which may account for some
difficulties in spelling. a punstcr thus
speaks Of tho difference Of character be-
tween the BIS, the C's, the Els, the Is, the
Lis, The Or, the r's, tile rs, and the W's:
(which are the most industrious letters?
The Bees.
"Which are the most extensive letters
The Seas.
"Which arc tho most fond of comfort
The Ease.
(which are the most ego,islica letters
The Is.
"Which nrc the longest letters! The
Ellis.
(which arc tho lcguninous letters
The Peas.
"WLch urc the greatest Lores, Tie
Tease.
(which are the sensible letters! The
Wise"
And there is fact which may also as
sist us to know the value Of learning:
The Chinese booksellers have nh odd
way Of selling their volumes. They a.e
disposed of not according to their value, at
fixed price, but according to weight! IT.
on weighing them, they are too light, the
seller coolly tears some leaves from another
book, and throws them into til scale"
----$s-s>----
Tit for Tut.-1rhe following notes passed
between two Of our "bclles -
Dear Anna Please send mc the collar
you wore at Mrs.. P--'s last night, us / |;
wish to get one lik. it. ELLEN B.
Dear Ellen: make it a rule never to
lot any Of my apparel 70 out Of the house
unless worn by myself. ANNA G.
+. S.-If you will come around to the
house, YOU may look at the collar as much
as you please.
In a few days afterwards Miss Anna had
want of her own, and expressed ii to e.
lon as follows:
Dear Ellen have an engagement TO
take Il ride on horseback this evening, will
YOU lend Inc your saddle? ANNA G.
Dear Anna: makcit n rule never to
let my saddle 20 out Of the house, unless
used by mysc'f ELLEN b.
p. S.-If yon will come around to the
house, you may ride it rs much as YOU
please in the house.
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DR.. Mel AN E'S
CELEBRATED
V E r nj IF UGE
LIVER PILLS.

Two OK the best Preparations OF tho Apo.
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1rucE, for
exPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure Of Liver CON-
PLANT, all Bilious De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DIR. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERM1FuGE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared by
&<"i;'"1 &>es.
SOLE pRopR1EroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
Tie GENUINE McLane's
Ve:rmifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores. s,s.ssj g. :, .e
FLEMING BROS,
90 WooD ST., P1rTsBuRaH, PA. !
asls, sssys sole Propfietors.
SCOVIL q MEAD. No. III Unasltes ",
New 0rleans General Wholesale Agents fol The
soa,iierns States .to, whom all orders must be
/, 81 sssSsss so IN BTi 9siss " M 4
g = ! Anp!,4iw 4 Lfos. AbbsyljEs g, n, g. Co. +.
7 "a. .st5yHawriIosN, Due West, !sls -,sas
u Nv. EAYtpR, AHdefson q. H., {.sg si''
= etgEsEn Ec HARRssoS Longmires, 4se&si
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GREAT BARGAINS!
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

SLAGER & LIVINGSTON
"OULD respectfully announce to the cti-
w zens of !ibheville, that they have Just
returned from New York. PhiludclpIn aud Bal
timore. and are now opening the largest and
most beautiful stock OF Goods ever brought to
this place, selected with great care, bough. ut
low prices, and which they intend selling at
very low rates. Their Stock consists of
ID R Y Goods ..
Ladies' Dress Goods,
OF all prices; Plain, plaid and Figured Meri-
noes, plain, figured and clouded All Wool De
lancs Paramettas. De Bareges, Bombaz,,es,
Alpacus, black und colored Silks. An extensive
variety of
White and Domestic Goods,
5HA"LS.
An entirely new assortment of Collars Enbroi-
dcriea. Bonnets Ribbons Flowers, OF the latrst
styles. The Inrgest and hest stock of CLOAKS
ever brought to this part OF the country, from
the cheapest up tn the most costly article ;
Trimmings, &c. Also, very large stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings!
Ready Made Clothing, all Kinds.
Boots, Shoes, Ladies' Gents Caters, Hats. Caps,
Hosiery and Gloves In fact, everything new
and desirable. We would also cali the attcn-
.:rn To our stock OF
hardware, Crockery and Glassware,
Yankee Notions, etc.
!, irrse .'ock Of Jewelry. Watches, Clocks
Ia :':ive" Plated Ware, nj Charleston and Au-
.;,stu i'riccs.
all oil liz and examine our G. ootls and Prices
No charge for showing Goods At the old stand
OF Wilson j. Williams, next do to the Post
Office.
SLAGER & LIVINGSTON.
Abbcville c. H., Oct. 20, 1856. 2S-lf
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Shirt Without q Sram.-A Mrs. Smi-
ley, living near Montgomery, Ala, has
manufactured shirt without seam. It
ID woven entire-tl,erc no: being stitch of
a:needle npon it. The buttons, button
Holes, collars, wristbands and every partic-
uIar about shirt is woven into it, making
y perfect and finished one.
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Epistoyary.--It is estimated That at least
1900 love lettersI mss daily through the
Pos tOffiee at Lowell, Mass. Cupidically
speaking u must be a community that be-
lisves sn Byron's maxim, that ",nan was
not foymed to live alone"
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STOVES FOR SALE!

I>i1E Subscribers will keep ~, hand at all
Il times. nj the Suddlery aud Harness Store
of Il. WESrFTELD, in this Village. an pssort-
ment of ulI kinds Of STOVES, which tllsS pledge
themselves to sell favorable teripz as Stoyea
Of the same quality can be purchased for in
Charleston. Their ts5a
GDD.KlMG' STOVES
Cooking Stove can do, aud ure sure ihey WIN
give universal satisfaction. - -
One Of us will spend the most Of the present
ycar ut the North and will he able to select The
F. wEsrFIELD.
l. BRANCH.
AbbcvilIe C. II, S. C,
Feb 10, 1855 4s .1y
TIE STATE or SOUTH CARoLINx.
AIdeDille District n. the Common Pleas. ,.
Amos Clark jr' Attachment *
Jsmes a. Liddell. Plffs Attys,
w HEREAs, the Plaintiff did, OF, tho lhtrtys:sa
W first day OF October, 1855, file his deelayss
ton against the Defendant, who (as Il Is eaidj y
absent from und without the limits Of stss State
aud has neither wife nor attorney kpownfvithfIt
the same, upon whom copy Of ihe said :dsSIa.
ration might he served. 1t Is Therefore 5tdstefi.s
that the said Defendant do appear ind ,plsSdste
the said declaration on or before tho tirsi dAy
November, wlic. will be y. the year of passl
Eighteen Hundred end Fifty. .Ssye,s other wise Ji.
nal aud absolute adgMsni viii tIien Be giyen and
awarded against lfiH, (, ~ ~ "a 2, q.
l MATTHEW MCDONALD, q. c.ssr il, I I
Clerks odaee osk 40, 1855 80
!. Books and Stati ionarsv,1s. ssg IS, !
rs. 3 NssSyBERisY .s :; q. 4 q
rRNIIE undersigned lpsss rsasd Book .seSra
= in Newberry, where jls keeps coss6 6a,,tlx
on hand n fine ass0rtn,etlt of ReligionS MiS.SE
laneops. aud School Books Orders from q M
taucc, filled at the shortest notice. Sss
(" .s''',, 'as. VIZ. DpFffE@
Newberry G, H. Ja& a. 1856. ySo. W ~
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, 60.
AT GIsEI,N NOOn depot.

GANE Of the firm of Davis 4 Boozer hus lust
W returned from Charleston, bringing in
addition to their large stock Of Groceries, any
amount of every variety Of DRY GOODS worn
by Ladies or gentlemen. 1t is said that some
provide for the inner man and some for the
outer; we intend TO provide for both. We are
now opening Large Stock of Plantation Goods,
and Ludies' aud Gentlemcns' Dress Gouds TO
which we invite the attention of Citizens, aud
especially the Ladies, Of Greenwood and vicinity
Como one, come all, we have enough for u
Great excitement produced at the astonishnyly
low rates at which they propose to sell.
Just received and are now opening 4 supply Of
ID R VI G. .,
Paint Brushes of every size British Oil, IIol.
loway's Pills, Sprnccr's Pills. IIoonand's G erInan
l}ittcrs, Gum Camphor, Tapioca, Florida Arrow
Root. cloves, Nu,mcgs, Muce, Corn Starch,
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green. Vcniun Red,
Prl.siun Blue Red Lead. Spanish Brown, Iii
qnorice. Black Lead, Lampblack, Burning Fluid,
Meats foot Oil, l.ins"ed Oh. Train Oil. fine Ap.
pie Vinegar Extra white Lead in so ID Kegs,
Shnc Tools. Shoe LASTS, Avis, Handles, Knives
and Hammers, Pegs Of every num- cr.
HARDwARG a
Hinges. Shovels auI longs, Fire Dogs, IIarn-
mcrs, ilatchets. Augers, Chisrls Screws, t:mets.
Hand Saw Files, sps, Knives aud Forks,
Powder EIorns Flasks, Wool and Cotton Cards,
am Hand
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEV1LLE DISTRICT
In Equity

Williams rs:r'S g., E3'''' Bill for Discovery.
@ Smith a," and oss'' otils1s ''''s'' D'''''0"' &C.
3 L appearing to my satisfaction that William
IL Dinkins and wife, Frances Peter Collins,
Moses Collins, james Collins Mary Collins, and
other children of Moses b. Collins and Mary
Collins, whose names are not known, William,
Purnell, and John Pumell,' Defendants to the
above stated Bill, reside beyond the limits ol
this State. On motion Of Jones d L,vingston,
Com: Sol'rs. ordered tliat said Defendants ID
plead answer or demnr 10 said Bill OF Com.
Plalnt, within three months from the publication,
hereof, or the same will be taken Pro Confes,o
against them, y =, ~ ~
- WIN. II: PARKER, q. e. A. D.
Commissionsr'ssO OHfce, s5ss = /. r..
,EQv b 1876. rs. .sS.,l 80 IS sss,s3m az
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RATEs OF ADVERTISING.

-, ":.'rr"tors Of tho Abbeville Banner and
!''h. -. t'' ,H*, have established the follow
-; "g.rs Of Advertising to be charged in both
Eaiirr>:
than three months, will be charged by the inser-
ton nt One Dollar per Square az inch-the
sac" of ~ solid lines lcss) for the first il,ser-
ton, and Fifty Gents for euch subsequent in.
scrtion.
CT3- The Commissioners. Sheriffs, Clerks aud
Ordinnry's Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers. cncI, charging lnlf price.
cS'- Sherir's Levies, One Dollar each.
CB Announcing Candidate, Five Dollars
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months or
IOuurr af tl,c fpllnw inr rui ies.
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Fat Adeertising.-The proposals for car
rying the mails through tho Northern and
Eastern States, arc now being advertised in
the Washington Intelligence, Nhio~ and
Star. One advertisement 'ccUp:e; an extra
OF the Inteih;gemeer, con,a'iry forty ei!:
columns. It is said that this onc j,L ).
worth .forty.tire Moasnn| ,.4i'irs. y:a#r q:
all expenses to each OF their embellishments.
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A new kind of telegraph has been sug-
gestel-namely: to place line Of women
vt the distance Of fifty PAGES from each
other, and then commit to the first the news
to be transmitted rs profound secret. II
is confidently thought that there would be
greater dispatch secured by such plan
than by nny telegraph Iowin opcrAtion.-
We don't pretend to say how it would
work though.
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a 4Qnery.-W!rich ,savels ~ tlis greater
speed, hsat o. colda Heat; becaass you!
sssiiy eatcl, coId.
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Tho difference between AN honest and
dishonest banker, is, tl'Htst,e one fails in
making ,noney-tlie other makes money in
failing. ~ - Ys u IL.
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What poor world ti,is would be with.
ops women and newspaper. How would
news getsbouti It scares ns just u think
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DISSOLUTION.

LEONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.
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THE Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

J. SabscrbrrS VIII" do not give express
notice /" the contrary, are considered Us
wishing 20 continue their Sub>criptinn.
=. II Subscribers order the di>ronlinuancc
of their papers, the publisher can continue
To send them until all urr"aragcs are paid.
;. If Subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the office to which
they are directed. they are held responsible
till they settle their bill. aud order the parcr
discontinued.
!. If any subscriber removes to another
place. wiIhou, Informing the publisher. and
their paper is sent 10 the former direction.
they are held responsible.
D. The Court has decided that refusing
10 take Il Newspaper from the office. or re-
moving and leaving it uncaltcd for. is pri,oq
tdclc evidence Of an intentional Ii. ..ud.
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SunAay Rrnliurl.
WHAT CAN I DO2

Has God called me by his grace, he
has said to me, Go, labor in my vine
yard | desire TO obey; but what can
do
Lean watch over my own growth in
grace.
/ can study Gods. word-meditate on
his character and call on hisholy uame
in prayer
can endeavor to exemplify thespirit
OF the Gospel in my life and couversa-
ton.
This can do for myself, that / may
become living epistle, known and read
Of all men.
But | can do something more. can
be of some service TO the church. | can
be in attendance at its meetings for pray.
er, and business, and pubic worship.
can speak word of encouragement
to the responding, and cndeayor to re-
claim hose who are stepping aside from
the path Of duty.
| can contribute the due proportion Of
my time and money toward sustaining
the church at home and abroad.
Yes, and this is not all | can dol
can do something for the unconverted.
can invite my friends and acqnain-
tances to so with me to the prayer meet
ing, and TO the Sabbath congregation.
can say a word to them about their
souls can put tract in their hands
adapted TO their wants ; and in the Sab
bath School | can labor more directly for
the salvation Of the young COngrcga-
HoRol Heydld.
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+ lei = L "A C a S Ter LED GER.

the school. TWAS soon broken. however,
10y soft, siIvery voice, which replied
Because Jesus is there =
This beautiful answer came Fl iom the
lips OF lite blind toy, named George.
Happy boy! Though unable TO see the
beauties Of nature, cr the pleasant faces
OF his friends, or 'hc pages OF the holy
Blbl", yet his Young heart had opeued to
The story Of "A Savior'> love, and he felt
that where Jesus is there is heaven. Nav
Jesus dwell in that blind boy, heart =
lie viii then carry Il hltlr heaven with
"'m as he groPrs his way along the unit
path Of his pilgrimage.
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PAYING FOR A BIBLE.

a missionary lodged one night in the
house of gentleman among the noun
tains OF Kerry, in Ireland. In the morn.
ing, as he stood beside his host, looking
over the wild and beautiful country, they
saw shepherd tending some sheep at a
little distance. The gentleman pointed
him out to the Missionary.
There is Peter said he, 'one of the
shrewdest men We have in the district
Then the Missionary went up to him,
entered into conversation, and gave him
tract in Irish. A few weeks after, he
aud Peter met again.
Il have swallowed the tract said the
latter.
IF | give you an Irish Bible, will you
swallow that 7
Il won't be indebted for it, but III buy
it,
We'll, I've got two or three
what is the price p
The price ask is this When Goo
shall strike the light and love OF it in
your heart, that you will teach six men
like yourself to love the Bible And
Peter took it.
Some time after, an Englshman, ac-
companied by the Missionary, started
ACROSS the mountains. Just before them
was Peter.
Och said he, but your riyerence is
welcome so early
why, Peter, what are you doing
here 2
Sure, Pm doing honestly f; I'm pay
ing for the book
And on the top Of the mountain, where
by this time il was broad daylight, he
led them to haystack, behind which
there were six Roman Catholic men, away
from the eye Of the priest, waiting for
Peter 30 teach them the Word Of God.
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Infallible Remedy.

II yon are suffering with any Of the above
distressing nlmcuts, the Fluid E>tact Burhu
VIII cure YOU iry it and hc convinced ui i;s
efficacy.
EhW ARE OF QCACK NOSTRUMS AND
QuACK DOCTORS,
VII" falsely boast of abilities and rctcrcnccs.-
|i'l"r"S know and avoid them, and save Long
Suffering, Money, and exposure, Toy sending or
calling ton bottle oi this Pouulag and Sprci6c
Ermcdy
II ai1"ys all pain and inAammaiion Is perfect.
" pleasant in itS taste and oIor but immediate
40 ID. aCliOM
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HOW THE DEVIL LOST.

lhe following Is too good To he lost
1t conveys n moral to those who feel dis
posed to spread it i'll the newspaper line
a young man who arlentIy desired
wealth, WAS visited by his Satanic maies-
~, who tempted -: . promise his soul
for eternity, If he cord be supplied on
this earth with all tie money he could
use. The bargain was concluded the
devil was to supply the money, and was
at last to have the soul, unless the young
man could spend more money than the
devil could furnish. Years passed away
the man married, was eXtravagamt in
his living. built palaces, specuIa;ed widely
lost and gave away fortunes, and yet his
golfers were always foil. lie turned poll.
tlclan, and +rbed his way 10 power and
fame, without reducing his pile" Of gold.
lie became "tiIiibuster," and fiued out
slips and armies, but his banker honorrd
all his drafts. lie went to ST. Paul 10
live, and paid the usual rates of interest
for all the money he could borrow,
but though the devil made wry face,
when lie came to pay bills, yet they were
all pad. One eXpedient after another
falIed-the devil cou"ted the time, only
two years l,ai he must wait for the soul,
and Knocked the efforts Of the despa;riug
man. One more tTial was resolved upon
the man started a newspaper The
devil growled at the bill at the end of the
first quarter, was savage in six months,
melancholy in nine, and broke, dead
broke" at the end Of the year. So the
newspaper went down, but the soul was
saved. minnesota paper.