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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

III Others mere limitations, and should he avoided
II you wish 10 escape rdicue.
GRAY, RED, OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without lc;.s,
injury To Hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMA As have been award
ed to VIM \. Batchclor since 1889, and $4,000 a-
pcations have been made to the Hair his patrons
his famous Dye.
WM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not ininre in the least, however long it may CON
tfued, and the i'll effect OF Bad Dyes remedied ;he Hail
inyigorated fnr life by this splendid Dye
Made, sold ~ applied (in private roous) at the Viz
Factory, 233 Broadway, ~ y.
Sold in all cities and towns The United States IL
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
{ = The Genuine has the maine and address upon 4
steel plate engraving four sides Of eacl, Box of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
Xiy-y 255 Broadway. New York.
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EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD x Co. Proprietors, oaices in
New York AZ IL broadway and Cstha.n Square View
York.
Parcels and Packages forwarded TO England, W.ies,
cotland, Ireland ana the Continent Of Europe Small
Parcels Great Britian Ireland delivered ri their
destination.
Drafts in saIns 10 suit from Sc Sterling upward.
GEO. W. COBB,
Agt Mineral Po5as.
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w GOD TYPE.
An Elec .rotYre Foundry

INEs or srrEHIoR QrAIlrY Alwvrs on IA
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y ew Ac:s. July G.
tA-ec shiIs have arrive. =; Gaa7a.t-ine. from,
s.-.4. ports, having COST tl,. Ca.saia> ana 1.-t
g.. tae-t crew ~ yellow t.rer. z.I I-st.l..- .i.-
T,s. 81 tae ctea 0aaa With HAT disease. The
ship t.otfa ct Richmond. Maine arrived vrst,.r-
aFf ifo't Sas.ua, ln charge u tile Mate. Gaptaf,
...t 'i having died m sea Tie British SHIN
>'Saa'.a from Aa,.l.zas for tsseeuoc. put IN h.
" Ar7 es'itr- Ler crew ;..e All ,l0vya with the
-.'.s '.. Captain died 81. Sea a. also did lWo
'.50. Ct ,se crew. The snip Greenland. from
pa. -.. .,-. ea to-day 81 charge 81 Capt; Var
..' 81 i'--.es. whose ~ -te and son died in
t-''' .,' Aa' ING Zen Le- ia tbat port. Captait.
..a'- ~i'- iS.t g. lis crew s.rc don lwith the
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ID \ Ell low ETH.

M ia V5t She citizens Of the Ci;v OF Mineral Point
"tt- Eng otter FER sale variety Of articles suri
IS eH-iiS Thread. Coraas, Th5rI5les Needles
.' go Seasons, Hooks ana Eves, Buttons Hair
+, .-e2t*s Bss7s o.. Atscas-ar ,JI Bsits Chewing
i'' -a-s. l-r best IA ths csTv. variety Of tyap.v
ana r'sPectiGi u so,ie.ts a s1s.e OF rstr5,s-e
-@-l-al I ol1t S,-cs -, ISIS ss5,s
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/ | rs cANtBELI. K MRS DAyEY have removed
VI their Milljners Shop and Starc to PilIins' bri
heAt door Mangers Jewellers shop, High ST.
NhIe 'hel "it be pleased TO both old ana new
customers and supply them pfls anv thing in the Nil
Mineral Point, June - 1855
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II Z w 81 A Il HOU S E ,
~ L L W l..

Inc Largest and most Elegant House in the
North West
Wiz l'ol NAEl ofSS tsse pleasure N iIf forming the
pugiic, that Ia consequence Of la continued low
triee o provisions, &c, &C. and tie very favorable
= 80 we mouse, 'IeF are enabled to pEt the price
81 90 PER DAY.
II every respect
2m-5 KHAN RICE
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Hos G. G. WAsHBUKN-In another column
sc publish m article from the Ia Crosse H-1.p+-
EeH., favorins the rc-nomiratiou Of this gentle
uIaa lor Congress. We are uos aIs.sej Is t.
Mr. Washburn'- feelings in regard to the matt el
TAT we are sure the article speaks tie sentiment
Il large portion Of this community, vl.o would
gladly cast another vote for their rrcze.t ia.thfl
representative in the National Legislature.
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W lGS-NfGS-WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS md TROUBLES surpass all
IheE are elegant, hgh, easy and durable.
Fitting to ehaun-no Turning lp lehind-no shrink
ing o" the head; indeed, this the only Establishment
where these things proTsrly understood made
WY 231 Broadway, New York.
i. n. FUIFoRD, Agent
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- - J. o II =
We are prepared wj;h q fun and complete stock
"l
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
81 the new crop To SIMPLY any demand whole sale and
retail, the very best Of terms
OHr stock fas 10 moi consigu seeds and take
hack to mix u, GAIN. and much Of it grown
der or oyyn direct ions this State stock
European seeds ported directly b. ourselves from
the most relialie growers in England and france
Vya feel confident no bel advantages the public
can be offered than give. and cordially invite
an examination stock bct1re purchasing Our
stock consists part Of Sprsng Wheat, BARLEY, CON-
Peas Beans etc. very large variety oi taiden Seeds
and fuII assortment Of Flower Seeds OF choice vare-
tics Also $50 bushels pure Chinese sugar Cane seed
Constantly on hand large assortment 81 Agricultural
and IIorticpit nral Machines and implements
Full priced and implement Catalogues sent upon
HENRY u. EMPEY / CO.
n5-3n 204 axe treet Chicago.
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To allay inflammation strikes the very root Of dis
ease-hence an immediate
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
anil HoiAiag else win aay inflammation at once and make
4 certain
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure the following among great catalogue of dis
eases: Burns Scal Cuts, Chafcs Sore Nipples Corns
BunionS, Bruises Strains, Bites Poison Cthlans BiIcs
Scroula Ulcers, Fever Sores, Gout Scra.ua Ulcers M
Sores Fcons, Ear Ache Plies. Eyes Gout Swell
EyspeIas ngwoln, BARRIERS Itch Small Pos. Measles
Rash, &c, &c.
To some it may appear increluIons tat so many dis
should be reached by article such an idea viii
vanish when reflection points to the fact that tie saFve
is combination Of ingredients, each and every one ap-
plying perfect aHtiote to its opposite disorder.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects is magical because tile time
tween disease and cure and lis AN ctlc-
tor, il draws all diseases the effected art Ie.v
ing nature perfect before the injury. <carceI,
mecessary to sy that house, workshops or nauuflc-
tory should be moment without it.
No Pain Extractor is genuine box has upon
it steel plate engraving with the Of Henry Da
leg, Manufacturer.
For sale by all the principal Druggists patent med
iciue dealers throughout the United States and CaIala
Principal Depot
I6j Chambers street. New York
c. T. CHACE.
X D. IlI-rOED, Agent. lily
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Banking & Exchange office Of
l.. III. WILITTIEsEy.

CoF tae late .frn Of c. {. Uish6pra s. CO
For Sa.y-Sj4ut Drafts on
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY.
ana on France, Holland Belgium, Norway, Sweden
Denmark switzerland, and at other countries of Europe
ENTERTAINERS, CLAIMS AND MONIES
in any town city in Europe, collected promptly and
proceeds remitt,I owner may request.
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CARRIA GESt CARRIAcrST

Z I.E Su s-ri'srs have rented the new warcro,,e r
4 ln i-aaEen near tle J. L. DeT.ot Tor = Ca~~f,s
= - iers icy WI keep fa.i and complete
SS'i sileAt . Eastern built BurEies al Of ybirb All
ee warranted nj sill 10 sold cheap for CAST or
Njne-=I Point .Trr. r ISIS ----i'A-
TIE Subscribers also --- 49, Lf-7,... $685., -
cash fer grain. -. IN
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BY AUTHORITY.
ORDINANCE 80. III,
Permanently establish the Grade Of Chestsat Streef
from North Street to fora Street


from North Street to fora Sfreet-
The Common Council Of the City of Mineral Point do
ordaIu "a s follows
The grade elevation Of that part OF Chestnut
in said City extsalf frssn Front Street 10 iowa
Street al the points hereinafter nanted Is hereby fixed
aat permanently established follows; The heights
elevations TO be 5oye Tire base, the door s OF fis
North East Of the Machiue Shop OF the Mineral
Point Railroad Company in said cty icing assumed ss
base
~ South end North line of Font Street, 135o feef
At North side of Virgin Alley, - 80 "
~ FGun, ain Street, l0Ve "
n iiigi Street, s9-9o "
Al jail Alley, 5000 :
AZ center OF North Street ~ 20 =
At center of Mineral alley, $500 .
II Jav Street. 1cot0 -
At $50 feet North Of center ofJay Street, soc
Al 100 feet Nertt of CENTER az lax Street, SEQ
At Sou Ia side OF Iowa Steel. IzI-to "
SIC = This Ordinance shall be in force from ana after
its publication III the official paper
Join CLOWNFY, Mayor
Attest WILLIAM T. HKSRY, City Clerk.
J. William T. Henry Cierk of the City oil Mineral Point
do hereby certify that the above and FORGING urinace
passed by the Common Council OF said clty, on the
eth day OF June ISIS, all the Aldermen being present
and voting ioF the same.
WILLIAM T. HENRY. Clerk.
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FOREIGN EXCHiS f..

VHXCHANGE IN London irr sale in sums Of g. SteE
u ling and upwards - -, -,
Office Stone Ware House, K. Z. Depot.
Dated, pal 9Th l71E
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PETassoS Acknowledgement Naaazire RI
august Is already 81 "a. table 1 is 2 splm-
.iia number Any Magazine TIA. gets ahead q
fstefson. either il point q time or interest.
rusi ~ wide awake Al an carly Iou-.
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Esery F:aaals SaoaId Reed
THE FEMALE MEDICAL Z lECEPOR;
Or, THIRTY TEARS STUDY -sND EXPERIENCE,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
d IS Ed S ES OF " o II E-S -
BY COR EIIUS l. CHEESFMAN VI. D.
NEW YORK CITY.

An Instructor Guide and phgsieiaH
edge necessary to the welfare of Those married about
be narred} Of the process OF conception, pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, we'll The
methods of which many Of the latter may he obyat
and teaching how the system may be invigofed and
stored 10 itr proper after having been prost
by Complaints incidental TO the human frame. Also
much PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION, which viii OBJ
vate the necessity of any great Sickness and
eab,e the observ2nt reader be- great exent her
own physician.
TENTH EDITION.
This Book is sxaab9e To the understanding Of
the non-proessona reader, and skiilfaly eIabora
ted planned, arranged and carried out than any work
of its kind before The public. Whleit gives whole
particulars, and aspects erclasiee infor-
ton upon OF The most delicate ;tnaiTs connected
with the female st,. 1t should te placed IA The hands
.: Yer! female. single married.
PRICE 80 CENYS
This work also contains prescriptions used BY the Doc
tor in his practice for the positive Gu Of Scr}gcps
ErHPtsons-Feeer and 4gac-Seeere CO4ghs end Celds.
-Rheansatis M Dgspe1siaF Failing eff u tie Hair, sc,
SC, SC, any OF which prescriptions may prove @
great value 10 the reader.
This book viii be sent by rni ;.ee of osta & on the
reception gifts qrice which may be sent either in
OF postage STAMPS. All orders should be aGressed 10
Il. Il. HUICHINGS,
&iv1y les Chambers Street, Y. J.
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NTARERvG0.

II tbs City on the 9th inst, by Rev. J
Phelps N8. GEORGE BorroNLEY, of Shullsburg
and Miss JASE HeLRoYpE, Of this City.
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- lie ir"4Ha i.lsszs s-aersE,r tire rc-r-u-,I-
--..-9a II Nasi.AasH for Congress. IT saws no
.,-et '.aa oa- carry So s;sese VOC j.. TIA,
loaatv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
iEoorLa>D.s GERMAN BITTERs.
Prepared By D1- C. N. Jacksop, No. as irch Stree
Phitadeiph1a. Pa.
READ WHAT IS SAID OF THEM.

IAt9dcfPhad, Pa
READ WHAT IS SAID OF THEM.
Scott, Cortland Co, y. y, March 2lst, 1877.
Dr. q. N Jactsoa Dear I'm behalf of the afct-
cd, pen few ines to YOU. I have suffered and doe
torcd myself and know how pity those in like con-
diton. Until commenced taking your Bitt,rs last
summer, was not able to DO anything sit III
amy length of time. Before had taken the first DO tie
felt like man, aud now, after having continued
the Of them short me in the worst Of the
year. Fcn e5te to aeork hard every day. To say the
least, think have raoeivel benefit from the Bit
tiers, than All other medicines have taken have not
only used them myself, but Ihave gwen bottles and
paris bottles those complaining Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint and every case, they tell me they
have taken medicine ts,sedieiu tie bitters.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSCOTER.
Tire Bttcr= sold IS druggists storekeepcrs in
every and village in the United States, Cauadas
Indies and South America, at - per bottle
r. D. rCLToED, Agent, Mineral Point.
- There are plenty Of young gentlemen wei as
plenty Of old ONES, whose boards turning gray which
gives the great deal Of upea>iuess and exposes
the az of The latter. To avoid tlese rerpexitics
advise syA Of our reaarz to use Trof Woods IIair Re
stof4tive, which viii in tle weeks, charge
tho hair its natural coor II docs not dye the hair
like the most of he hair rcstoraives, but produces
gradual clange Of color the the hair to the
end, and gives fine and glossy appearance. We
have many persons who have used It successfully,
ana pronounced it the only invention which has
their idea Of cure i"r gray heads" We commenced
using il about two months since, and If any judge
Of a-e aud beauty, II has made least years
younger; in fact beginning to look quite young,
and feel very much like getting a young wife. The
change IS miraculous, and it would be Difficult to find
gray hair 5 it woulj Toe find idea in the
head 90 buckingham. We knox several old maids
some g"Uag widows, whose locks just beginning
assume siLyery hue. and wlo have been talking serious
i of rsors to this remedy, advise them not
10 de!7y any longer 1t never fis.-St. Loris Herald
sold ~ all respectable Druggists July
K. D. PCLFuRD, Agent, Mineral Point
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- NJ. U.isv Weed died 2. Albany b,
3a ias.-, -.tcr bong and severe Illness.
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

IN all diseases inflammation hess predolinates
To allay inflammation strikes very root Of dis
ease-hence immediate cure.
p..T L-y-,c, p.
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Ns-EEII-EI. |EyfIItI n

cii wciz, Franhseich, Holland, ;esieu NorRc.ren-
lVclen, Drncu,rk, und allen andern Isendern Euro
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NEW DAGUERREAN ROOMS.
DAGFIRREItN GAI.I.EHv.

'ilE Su1S'7iag~ would respectfully announce ~ tho
e-..a- q. siaoi-- Ioiat and vicinity shat lie his
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METAL WAREHOUSE.

tIItCtt-o III.
Tie UNDERSIGNED Iarporttr=ni pealerin
TN PLATE, SHEET IRON. WIRE, BLOCK TIN,
COPPER, ZINC, AND METALS GENERALLY,
Has established ~ is4a above place,
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Is connected with the establishment, aud work thi,
KIND l. executed IA very superior
y Specimen Book now ready tor delivery and
viii he sent to parties wishug 10 order.
2lt -. l. DODGE Treasurer.
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ERBSCHAFFEN GELrr
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

and allie andeIen Fordoruusen wer3en III jedem orte
Eurepa's einctssirt. -
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~ q Z. & y J. DEN PRIZE.
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Il. IL. EIUTCiIINCS,
General Agent for the United St,,

lG5 Chambers Street, New York
T. D. FUIFoID, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler Smith
~ % ohlc"s"' IL biSSesIy, st Louis lily
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EesLfiAlfD TAbi.Ee--I ol}cr tor sale IA, cele-
ID bTated REORGANIZATION Cushion Billiard Ia
oles Also. large stock OF Balls Cues, Cloths Cue
iiI- and SEc Wax. Bu:ers viii do we'll Gail and
examine.
Ola Tables re-cUslioBci and rc aired al short notice
Second maud Tables go: sale cheap
{ = Orders by maH promptly attended to.
80. A. Il. GRIFFITH, late GTinith Bro.
Billiard Table Manufacturer No Is Franklin street.
,f1lS G II Chicago. Illinois,
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1!ETAL NYIfkRFflOT~r

Whcro can always te found ,oe 4 supply Of all anti
e-es =. NiS ilt''- Az orders promptly executed
, - ga -1.tA-4n eAly tons nUuleT S and Fepc,
SllZT THTeN pTf.L-r-r,c.o>-
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JtMGs VoN RENSCOT

Tire Bittor= arc sold - druggists storekeepers in
every and village in the United States Canadas
West Indies and South America at - cents per bottle
r. D. FCLVoED, Agent Mineral Point.
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Z. D. rU1.FOED, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-06
Wisdom nLoxe.n.kinx.

81 know that men naturally shrink from
the attempt to obtain companions who are
their superors; but they viii find that really
Intelligent women, who possess the most de-
sirable qualities, are uniformly modest, and
hold their charms in modest Estimation
What such women most admire in men is,
gallantry; not the gallantry of courts and
tops, but boldness, courage, devotion, decis.
ION, and refined civility. A mans bearing
wins ten superior women where his boots and
brains wins one. If man stand before a
woman with respect for himself and fearless
ness OF her, his suit is half won. The rest
may safely be left to the parties most inter-
ested. Therefore, never be afraid of wo-
man. Women are the most harmless and
agreeable creatures in the world, to a man
who shows that be has got mans soul in
him. II you have not got the spirit In you to
come up to test like this. you have not 90,
that in you which most pleases high-soued
woman, and You will be obliged to content
yourself with the simple girl who, in n quiet
way, is endeavoring to attract and fasten
you.
s'But don't be in hurry about the matter.
Don't get into feverish longing for mar
riage. IL isn't crcditable TO you. Especially
don't imagine that any disappointment in
love which takes place before you are twenty
one years old will be Of any material damage
TO you. The truth is, that before a man 10
twenty-five years old he does not know what
be wants himself. So don't be in hurry.-
The more OF a man you become, and the more
manliness you become capable Of exhibiting
in your association with women, the better
wife you will be able to obtain and one years
possession Of the heart and hand Of really
noble specimen Of her sex is worth nine hun
dred and ninety nine years. possession of a
sweet creature with two ideas in her head
and nothing new to say about either Of them.
Better fifty years Of Europe than cycle of
Cathay.' So don't be in hurry, | say again.
You don't want wife now, and you have not
the slightest idea Of the kind or wife you will
want by-and-by. Go into female society If
You can find that which will improve you, but
not otherwise. You can spend your time
better. Seek the society OF good men. That
is often more accessible to you than the 9TH
er, and it is through that mostly that yon
will lind your way to good female society"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-06
A startling Reminder.

Ia the midst Of our intoxicated wonder
with the Atlantic cable and the other mira
Giles OF Science, are We emembering that we
have not improved upon Eve and Adam? An
essayst in one Of the quarterlies thus states
it:
"We have advanced, and arc advancing
beyond the widest dreams of our forefath-
ers. The only error we make in our self
congratulations, il that Of imagining that the
laws OF progress are universal, and that ev :
erything IN earth, II not in heaven, is equally
subject to them. But there are two grand
exceptions to be MADE to these principles. -
One unknown material force after another
Envelopes out Of this gigantic world, the
depths OF which are fully explored only
by the eye Of their Maker; but it ID different
with that human soul which dwclis and reirns.
IN uncomprehending sovereignty. over this
universe OF marvels. The face Of the earth
has changed hundred times, but mans face
Is still like Adams. Governm srlt's customs.
the whole tenor Of life, have undergone u
Thousand revolutions; yet has is the self same
restless soul which plucked the apple 10 Par
adise, and fled into the covert to escape from
the God It bad disobeyed. When all the
world whirls and changes, one inconstant,
inconsistent, aac1p .a.1at,o being lall..ip. al.
ways the same. There are no new capabih
ties to be found out in him, no undiscovered
depths from which science can coniure IN
forces and powers unknown. Progress is but
word for this last and greatest Of Gods
works, meaning what goes on outside Of him
the story OF the accessories by which he IL
surrounded. That nature which was only
perfect in the earliest days Of its earliest pos.
SCISSOR, and which will be perfect again only
when the worlds full chronicle is completed.
makes no progress. Comforts increase, pow
CT grows, science expands and widens, bat
the man who il in the midst Of ail does not
change Progress rules over science, over
manufactures, over all the ingsnulties and
wlsdoms Of the race. There il not WORK
man 10 existence 30 perfect but he may lea m
something Of which his work shall be the bet-
YER. The only things which escape this wide
ruie OF increase are the creative art and the
individual man. 80