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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-15

Generally, as soon as man is suppos-
ed to have little money, his wife gets
too lame to walk, and must have car,
.Eiagc. 'ea j
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BOOT. g. SHOE SHOP.

-b, GAM WIRTCK having removed to
HHx - first door north of Browns Furni-
NV ture shop. l. prepared to manufacture
- to order, all kinds Of Boots and Shoes
in tbe noa h&t and most durable ln.llner.. He
selects his own stock and always gets the best
\ good supply OF IOHE-.HIDE BOOIS i L.
Va IS on HAND.
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DIR. P. II, SMITH.

~ SURGEON DENTIST, Artificial
HSSE5 - Teeth on Nulcanzed Rubber;
UyIf~A. also, Hunters or Aliens Contln-
A-AD uOuS Gum and Block Work if de
sired. Office oyer BoynlOn's store, Upton,
Iowa. yl2nl
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J. F.. KENNEDY.

DliSlClAN Il SURGEON, Upton, Iowa
/ Office, first door west of Mcnamara e.
Belts Drug store. Residence, two doors north
of the Steam Mill. 3 nlyl3
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JOHN s. TUTHILL.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. NOTARY PUBLIC
- and Insurance Agent. Part jcipating Poll
cieS issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, III the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept 10Th, 1865. E06vl3y
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1t is said that the high price Of eggs Il
owing to the fact that the hens are a
great expense to procure revenue stamps
TO put on their manufactured articles.
"a He who pokes his nose every Y
whore will sometimes poke It between Z
thumb aud forelinger. ss@ .ntl11 Ny
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The New Revenue system.

The scheme devised by the Revenue
Commission to raise money for the sup
port of the Government, if adopted by
Congress, will make great changes in
the present system of taxation. The
present income Of the Government, since
the commencement of the fiscal year
1866, is at the rate Of five hundred mill
ion per annum. The Commissioners
provide for an absolute reduction of
$l33, ,O00, 600 from the gross taxation now
endured by the people, which would
most certainly be esteemed as a great
boon. They recommendi the following
reductions and notifications of taxes, to
take effect OH the lst day of July next, or
sooner: b..
l. An exemption of all incomes below
81, 900 from the Income Tax, and repeal
of rates above 5 per cent. on incomes over
5000 ..
,. A reduction of the tax Oh distilled
liquors from - to 81 per gallon. ...
3. "A remission of all taxes now levied
on wearing apparel. ...- '4'' ..
4. a repeal of the taxes now levied on
pig iron $40 per tom coal (six cents
per ton,) and crude petroleum ($l per
barreD. --' '- *sas soa
S. A repeal of all taxes now levied OH
books, magazines and pamphlets; lcav-
ing the present taxes on paper, leather,
&c, untouched. .....s Eue -~.E
6. A reduction by one-half Of the du-
ties now levied on home manufactures
generally. .-.'. ...... ......-. ..... ..
Z. n repeal of all taxes now levied on
repairs Of engines, cars, carriages, ships,
dc. " ~ -,
8. A repea. Of all taxes embodied in
schedule A, of the Internal Revenue
Act OF last session, except those Oh Bill
lard Tables. -e ,s4--.-..r.
Q. a reduction of the tax now levied
on brokers' sales of Stocks, from s. per
$1,000 to 81 per $1,000. sS.
= 10. An increase of the tax on raw cot
ton from 2 to 5 cents a pound
-------------4-- 4-----=---- str+8.. g.
A DREAM.-Probably no one will en-
joy the subjoined "goak'' with more
relish than "Old Thad' himself, who is
so cordially hated by the secesh, and
who so cordially reciprocates their affec-
ton: st'sa 1
From the Natchez Courier.l
A few nights since u friend of ours.
while wrapped in the siumbers of mid
night, dreamed a dream,' and imagin-
ed he was on pleasure excursion to the
Internal regions His sight was RECALLED
with many scenes novel, strange aud
undreamed of in the philosophy OF man.
While in the reception room Of his ma.
jesty, the pleasant little imp who acts a.
usher announced ''Thaddcus Stcvcnsn'
Satan actually trcmblcd in his sulphur
GUS boots, and quick uprising asked:
What, that noisy fellow from Penn.
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JOSEPH w. BULL,

4 STORNEY AT LAW AND LAND AGENT
y Office with the Sheriff, Upton, Iowa.
! VIII hereafter give special attention to the
sale Of Real Estate; will correspond with east
ern Land Agencies, advertise and do all can
to find purchasers at the earliest moment. No
charges ulileSS a sale is made. Give me de-
scrfptio1t of the land and improvements You
wish sold, with price and conditions. Fees
from two to five per cent. on amount of sale.
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F, A, GATES.

COUNTY SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser
Y vices are requested to address him ut Low
den, Cedar county Iowa. yI3nl
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i ises can be found at the old stand OF VIM.
BE- Bagiey, where he constantly Keeps a supply OF
I'll kinds or oFEICE AND HOI.SEIIGLD
same 81 article can be bought for elsewhere. He
MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE
gil articles Of Furniture that may be wanted.
Carving VIII be done in the best manner He
will also attend to repairing such articles "a
above mentioned. Special attention will be
paid 10 the lsGf- 0 @-0-s t'- =
Manufacture G% Of Cofins,
Every, effort will be made to satisfy his pat-
rons Astn price and quality.
All he Asks is Fair Trial.
In Brick Block south Of the court house
Upton, Jan. l, H5. MARCUS BEACH.
tsit t1nstit8 4a.
gh0 nsh aw go aa- aa.. #. z =
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J. c. TURNER H. II. MAYNARD.
DRS. TURNER & MAYNARD

HAVE associated themselves together, for
/ three years, for the practice OF Medicine
and surgery. Z" fs"$
~, Office on the south side of Public Sruarc,
Upton, Iowa ni}vl2m6
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HllIEs y ~ -" 'UH-EfE-t iHsB .4ttEFEtttN
Upton, IOWA, FEB. l5,a 1866.

sx,lvnnia sr., A'y@ sLoIl-I aSS iu 'z'
rsssppohasas shs ;sah Usher, .4a t,.51 H. y
Send HIM baok send him back -
cried Satan. s'Thero Is no place for him
here" r, =. 3 B. Il
"Rut," f" responded the little devil, who
seemed to enjoy an event which prom
ised to knodk the, sand rom under his
imperial chief, "you must receive him !;
he can't go anywhere olse." ..gj ......
Satan walked the floor with rapid
strides for few moments, when sud-
denly ne stopped and said: II have It!
He may have few bushels Of birthstone
and box of matches, and go off and
start little hell of his own"
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DIR. A. A. BAILEY,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN; has located
i in CLARENCE, Iowa, for the practice of
Medicine All chronic diseases Successfully
treated. Office, at present, 1T Clarence Hotel
ClArallcc, Iowa. "a l2ni7m3
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,,RoTHRocK &. WOLF,

4 TTORNEYs At LAW, TIProN, Iowa. r,'4s
"A Ofice in the basement of the Court House
JAMES II. ROT1IR VIM. =. WOLF.
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a-lH. S4gss.E3 4. ri Bsa- zaa# a..A
EDS 81 klyts~ ss4r st5s O. .css
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
np RR1oT,s FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

Their immense sale established their reputation a.
female remedy nnarproached and lar IA nres y, d b
,ber medicine for suppression and irregularities anu 9h
az htructons in females the receipt OF Five Dollars
these Pills will he sent by nlaiI or eNple' 70 "' t "
the world secure from curiosity or dAhiie'-
D.. -. a distance can be cured at home by address
inc letter to Dr. j. PERRAULT corner Sacramento ana
Montgomery streets Rooms Nos y 10 ana IL " DIV 80
Post One San Francisco stating the case a hihu.eS a.
possible general habits Of living, occupatloh e eto
taken under treatment warranted. 20 1haL
advice N ;sons or harsh medicines to injure the con
ttution no making sick make we'll We are iole-'
in dealings frank in opinions ana our ohai
will far les than demanded by other physicians We
invite investigation claim not to know everything nor 10
everybody hut we do lay claim to reason and com
mon and eight out OF ten pronounced
rabIe particularly reuest those who have tried this
Doctor and scientific Physician boosted and advertis
ell TIL discouraged, call upon US Ii VIII
+ cost nothing, as consuItatioDs are free 4l.1yis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

SENATOR BENTON, whom the Copperheads of
Sacramento helped to elect last FALL has present
ed petition from colored citizens, asking for
the amendment of the Constitution so to al
low them to vote In this petition these sable
individuals say in their behalf SO Born upon
American SOIL and paving taxes yearly upon sew
eral millions of dollars and upholding all the
institutions of our common country, as recently
demonstrated by the service of two hundred thou
sand of our race in the great rebellion, whose
courage and loyalty have been testified to by ma
ny distinguished commanders and whose whole
record has never been disgraccd by single ne
gro traitor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
Weaverville, Saturday, Feb. 3, 1866.
A G f N II 5.
ss-JoHN A. WATSON, OIL Mining Score.

Bs-JOHN A. WATSON. Oil Mining Secre-
tary Eureka is duly authorized To receive and receipt for
subscriptions to this paper in Humboldt county
L. p FISHER I7113 Washington street (up stars) San
Francsco,neary opposite Maguires Opera louse-ls our
only authorized gent in that city.
+. X. PITIPPS 81 street between and X is authorized
receive and receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento.
HENRY s MARTIN Postmaster at Junction CITY will
subscriptions the Journal in that section and fur
nish our printed receipts.
Subscribers the JOURNAL. Douglas City will receive our
printed receipts by leaving the amounts due with kEIoN
Il KELLOGG. our authorized agents
At North Fork A. WATERS is authorized Agent
AMOS SMITH, mailman. will transact all business pertain
ing to this Office at the several points below North Fork
CIIAs V0SE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY e RANTZAU Agents at Lewiston.
A. G. PRICE ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV THEDE are au-
thorzel and receipt for subscriptions the Jour
Canon Creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
" Unquestionably the best sustained Work of
the kind in the World"
HARPER'S
New Monthly Magazine!
CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE PASS.

Magazine Of the day. The reside
had dignifed companion, the million
terprsing friend than lRPER's Observation-Disclosures Prot
eStaHt (Batmore).
The popular Monthly in the WORLDLY y. Observer.
We refer in Of eulogy the high tone and va
ried exreences Of H.RPERs MtGAzGNEa journal with
monthly circulation of about 10000 copiesin whose pages
found the choicest light and general read
ing Of the day We speak this work evidence OF the
American People and the popularity has acquired mer-
tied Each Number contains fully IA of reading mat
ter appropriately illustrated with good wood cuts and it
combines in itself the racy monthly and the hoso-
ical quarterly blended with the best features Of the daily
journal 1t has great power the dissemination of love
ture, (London)
The volumes bound constitute Of themselves library Of
miscellaneous reading such not be found in the same
compass any other publication that has under our
T9sf0n Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

SMoTHERED IN HIS Owy ELEMENT !-Chas. F..
Browne, known to the reading public as " Arte-
mas Ward, is reported by the Telegraph . suf-
located by gas and dead 1t seems strange
death for poor . Artv to have met He a
fine wit and will be much missed. Josh Bill
lings is the only distinguished punster now liv-
ing, whose principal strength is in mangling the
photography of the English language. That class
of wits should take warning by the death of
. Artemas,' and spell correctly when they know
how. The spirit of Lindey Murray will not al
ways be fooled with.-HtmJold Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

To the Old Year.

Oh why should | attempt to ring
The knell Of Time in Borrowing tone,
Or sadly tune my Tyre to sing
A requiem DER the year that's gone,
II has not been TO me 50 bright
That | should mourn its timely end,
Or sit me down in grief to write
Farewell to departed friend
And if 'twould tarry now with me.
| should. in snoth, be apt to say,
Pass on I've had too much of thee,
To thank thee for an hours delay
Thy course was marked. dark closing year,
By many sigh and bitter tear;
By promised joys too long delayed.
BY hopes that only blcomed TO fade,
BY all that steals the cheeks warm glow,
And loads the heart with silent wo.-
Damps the gay plumes of fancys wing,
And nips her blossoms ere they spring
And turns the lightsome law of gladness,
Zen in its flow, to strains of sadness.
And shades with clouds of care and fear
The promise of another wear
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
CALIFORNIA SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1866.

Being DESTROYS of extending the influence of their pubca-
ons in this section, the Publishers Of HAMPERS MAGAZINE
and WEEKLY will pay particular attention To subscriptions
from States subscribers may rely upon the
prompt arrival of their Magazines by mail.
The Publishers have perfected system of mailing by which
they supply the Magazine and WEEKLY promptly 10 those
who prefer receive their periodicals directly from the Of
fee Of Publication. The postage ARrERs MAGAZINE is
year which be paid the subscribers post
office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

Tup KISS N ScuooL.-.. Who gave that kiss ?
the tearbcr cried: - twas Harry Hall = John
Jones replied Come straight to me = old
Switcher said, and solennly he shook his head.
:. What evil genius prompted you so rude trick
in school 70 do?' Said Harry, AZ can hardly
saw lust how it happened. Any way, to doa sum
she whispered me and round my face her curls
Won see-that is her cheek-and land Just
kissed her. but don't know why
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oN's OPISioy.-Daniel S. Dickinson, of

DIcK1XsoN's OPIxioN.--Daniel s. Dickinson, of
New York, was serenadcd at Washington, recent
lg, and in the course of his speech said 80 An
drew johnson is not dollhouse plant, but a
mountain oak which defes the fury of the thun-
der-gust-intrepid, yet patient; firm, but forgv-
ing With the Union and the Constitution as his
pillar and his cloud, he seeks to reconcile and
bring together again the estranged children OF a
common father. Let us all aid him in the good
work. and secure its accomplishment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
Weeklu rinitu 9oarnal.

B8- County Warrants and Greenbacks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
A Terrible Indie tment.

Mr. Proudfit, formerly leading Democrat in
Wisconsin, and for some time an Adjutant in a
cavalry regiment in the service presented in the
Union Convention held at Madison, in that State,
the following bill of indictment against the Dem
ocratic party, which was unanimously adopted
Resolred That the Democratic party stands
indicted at the bar of an outraged public opinion
for the following high crimes and misdemeanors ::
Through its leading men and organs it has en-
couraged and sympathzed with black and cause
less treason
It has displayed cowardicc before the public
enemy;
1t has melted mobs to pillage, murder and
1t has sought to disfranchsc white soldiers of
lawful age;
1t has been unceasing in praise of its country S
barbarous and brutal foes
1t has denounced its country's defenders as
!minous of despotism,' Lincoln hirelings,
and with other opprobrious epithets
1t has been factous and false in its opposition
to the Government throughout the war;
1t has opposed enlistments of white men;
1t has opposed enlistments of coored men;
1t has opposed drafting with compensation;
1t has advised instruction in the loyal States
1t has sought and hoped for foreign intcrfer-
ence:
1t has excused and palliated the crime of rebels
in bounding, starving and numbering prisoners OF
war, who were captured in fair battle;
1t has by living ana intrigue sought to iniure
the public credit;
1t has helped with all its power TO keep down
the value of currency and raise the price of the
nccessaries of life:
1t has advocated the assassination of the pub
lie servants Of the people, who were duly elected
and installed;
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
CoyrRABAxp TRElGur.-A very amusing story

CoyTRABAND FREIGHr.-A very amusing story
is told of lady who tried to smuggle clock
across the Canada border. She gave the clock
seller particular directions to fix the alarm APP
paratus so it would not strike, but the 'Canuck
being somawhat Of a wag, set the alarm so it
would strike at the moment he knew that the
lady would arrive at the Custom-house. The
lady fastened the time-piece securely to her
hoops. and started on her homeward journey.
Arriving at the Custom-house, the officer found
nothing contraband among her effects, and was
passing to the next traveller, when a loud 'whir-
r-ri was heard under the ladys skirts The
strange noise was kept up for the space of a min
ute but to the lady it seemed IN hour, and she
became tremulous and excited The Custom
house officer, not daring to lay hands on a
woman, "save in a way of Kindness obtained
an iron rod, with which he felt around the
crnoine for the concealed clock, and finally
succeeded in bringing it down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

Ix ancient times an abbess was allowed to con-
fess her nuns. This was discontinued tsays Don
Nartene) in consequence of its having been PROV
ed that there was no end to the questions which
female curiosity would ask.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

TESTING THE CoLoR.-I had stopped at store
in Missouri to purchase some little article. when
my attention directed to an old lady who
was examining piece of calico. She pulled it
this way and that if she would tear it to pie
ces, held it up to the light in different positions
spat on a corner and rubbed it between her fin
gers irving if the colors were good. She then
stood still awhile, seemingly not entirely salts
fed At last she cut of piece with the clerk 5
scissors, and handingit to tail girl of some six
teen years who standing beside her, said -
Here Liz Jane, you take n char that, n sec
eft fades T. And Liz Jane put it into her mouth
and dutifully went to ork.-Trareir's Notes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

OK that portion of the Pacific Railroad be-
tween the Sacramento and Truckee rivers, three
tunnels are contemplated, the aggregate length
of which is about one mile The road is expect
ed to cross the Sierras at hight of seven thou
sand feet above the The cost Of the most
expensive mile is estimated at S350,0o0 The
track will be rooted for several miles to slide OFT
the snow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

THE New York Mrs says - If the Democra-
CIV still lives. let it give some signs OF vitality
Judging from the ancient smell the 'hing mas
we sbonld suppose it was very dead
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
IERMS.-
v q on zine. one Year.......X4 90.

Harpers Magazine, one year,....S4 90.
In Eriu fggy IF either he magazine WEEKLY 'ciU
s1d g,qftis far ery Cib FIVE SUBSCRIBERS al 81
zach. rep,;teHce: SIR Gpies far $50 Btch Nam
hers be supplied any time
Complete set, comprising Thirty-one Volumes III
cloth binding will b sent 10y freight at expense
Of purchaser for - - per volume SHgie roe by mail
poprd - for binding. IS cents, by mail
nostpaid Adlrc.. HARPER * BROTHERS,
Is ON FRANKLIN SQUARE, NV YORK.
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LATEsT.-is we - to press IL sun fains-
river is booming-no stage-no nali-"o 'eie-
oronb -Red Bluff Iadependent, Jan. 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

HEAVY STORM on ScoTT MousrAiS-A dis
match from Callahan :, yesterday, states that the
snow was then ten feet deep on Scott Mountain
and still showing yreka Journal, Jan 2oh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

An Irish peasant being asked why he permit
ted his pig to take up his quarters with MS faml
w. made no answer Astounding with satirical
naivette 'Why not? Don't the place afford
every convenience that pig can require
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03
ALBERT BOWLER,
G O n - t ABLE e.

Bss oince-corner Court and Taylor streets
opposite Norcross Ambrotype rooms.
Bills Collected,
and all business entrusted to him promptly at
tended to. 5a-,f.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

LrcY SroSE calls the cradle a ballot-box. \
great deal of unlawful voting has been done then,
for two or more ballots often deposited at
lima
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

Nrr yoru.E-Ihc TRIxTY JOURNAL Of the most in
terestinc and beet printed papers in California mas ch'ec
mon RI Eleventh Tolune.-IresG Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence OF
Righteousness Of the profession, who have abandoned
specalities to the care Of unqualified praefi-
There here power repress the i'm
prudence and erantery Of who totally ineonpe-
tent To perform the duties their scale medical practice,
thereby inicu- miseries to degree unparalleled III any
other class Of human disorders The only way to remedy
, call the attention Of the public to WE'LL IN
FORMED MEMBER Of the medical profession, le-
galIy uuaIified and who devote his exclusive atten-
on to diseases arising from the undue excitement of the
cnerative organs together with those incidental stages of
disorder which, when neglected. terminate in the
horribly -wasting form of constitutional disorganzaon-
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the most ANN
I0US AND UNTIRlNG ATTENTION. for the last EIGHT
YEARS to a special branch Of study and his mode of
prcticc suggested and improved by experience, and
periments through the medium of the microscope
enables him presence of in the urine
We wish impress those who have failed of relief else
where that they may benefit from examination of
the urine in cases Of Seminal Emissions and Impoteneyas
well as in cases Of Gravel diseases of the Bladder and Kid
neys and ascertain the cause of the pa
tents complaint to the proper remedies for
each particular disorder and according to each
suffering from venerial Diseases in any stage
Pains in the Bones rheumatism. from the effects oil
Mercura Poisoning who visit personally. will re-
COVE in addition to our usual treatment, INDICATED
VAPOR BATHS, without further charges This Bath has
nearly superseded all other in Europe Refer
cnce will given several who have been cured by this
treatment. after having failed with others.
Persons Of both sexes who have impaired their health
and destroyed the ygor their minds by their mis-
conduct deprived themselves Of the pleasures Of
life are informed that consulting DR. PERRAuLT they
will find a friend and Physician who has cured many in
every part Of who applied broken down in health
but are now rejoicing in all that makes life desirable and
man happy References can he given, when required IN
almost every part o the State from parties who know OF
ras cured hy DR. PERRAULT after in vain trying sever
al physicians
Ills Dnlomas are his Office where all persons can see
fr themselves they under the care OF regularly
u.6ed practitioner We have the latest and safest rem
aes in such Of be obtained at no other
ce on this in syphilis Gonorrhea eject strie
turss Gravel Stone in the Bladder Enlargement oil tue
rstacla liberated Throat Bones and Nase, cuaneous
tons Tlcers Abscess and other diseases depending on
T,rtes of the blood DR. PEkRAULT still retains the
only agency in California Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-03

IT is easy to :. know thyself, but who is to
introduce You? Most people go through life
without making the advantageous acquaintance
in question.