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ARTICLE v.

sH0nos ]. rns regular mestings 0f size ssOek
hOldsn Of Sac 0omss1y shall ss led 9sSasAiy, e93
mesne majority in capital shall choOss eve Of tneir nun
s1. s sssH s5S sos Of cssr @SsS The said
shall be Chairman and enlisted 20 one y9se On 81 matter
nd the following named persons snail constitute the FRS
PEMBERToN, J. ARMsTRoNG, ]. MCGLosKEY.
SIC The failure TO elect Director as shall mes
continue exercise s functions until Board
src Three menbers Of said Board Of
stue guOrum for the transaction Of business and the ae
such BY laws regulations they deem rsq
te and necessary for the Company and the transaction OF h
snt q this Act Of Incorporation, its tAs
seer they may select Chairman preside Their
hey shall have and hereoy authorized 20 buy ne
pAny make contracts leases mortgages hypotheca0ns
sud copronses 20 hx salaries Of officers and snpeyes c
and te euid ca1se to be built seesaos 0
SIC II sny nember of said Bosrd snail cease 80 os
Stakeholder of said Company during ais term of ervcs, his
Office shall be vacant and In the event Of the dss
soard Of Control the said board Of Control shall 6sVs power
nesting thereafter Of the stocshsldsrs tire election
shicers Of the Company.
.sction Of buginsss and the Manager NAV cal them
xsthsr any BY giving sx hours notice In writing
ARTICLE vi
An trHnsfsrs Of stocks shall nAas tse SSee q ssS
1cmpeny and recorded IN Sook Of tEsnsr % be sept 5
OF transfer to abide By all the terms conditions and sap
made and adopted II pursuance thereof
ARTICLE 4.
10 rsookhOldsr shall held HAois res5Snssls
or ths eTD. b. s1 stock 81 id IN sd SdS"VS S5o.5s S
nor nformAity IN the organization of SAID
Company the effect Of rendering the Charter nu
OF exposing stockhol Ter 70 grent-- liability thsa ts
amount Of HIS stock therein
ARTICLE u.
The said Company and sued s It's oorpors.s
and capacity and plead and be implssded accordingly
ARTICLE XII.
ma follovns uAnsd parsons Stockholders said Gem
saw entitled the Of
opposite their respectively, to-wfts
NJ j. Smith. wm- Cresvy, Jno Armstrong, ThOs. b: 5ss
Geo. g. Garner, J 3. 2qrison, Geo " Mansen, J. q
stsufar A. Shropshire John fernberon Edv'd A. YORK
Harmon Dosne c. a. Bradshaw, David McCos-d, Kenne
4 Bel, Wm. n. Perkins. A stenoerser Go Wiissmos
ARTICLE Kill
fe Beard Of Control empOvered recsve farther
subscriptions 20 said Capital Stock anti the sognt sas
ARTICLE XIV,
fhis As.ocnsion shall operation ihs
Finy Thousand Dolars shall have been subscribed tor
ocpnratOp of the aforesaid stipulstOns
ordained and established BY the act
purposes hereinbeore mentioned snq 70 nst enect Only
80 hereunto Subscribe their names respectively.
TINS done and passed city Of New Orleans Aforesaid
first above written Ia toe preseno
Of Geo CLARK r. kcC Swain ccmpeseRt witnesses vac
hereunto sgH their with saio parties ana me nsta
Win TiIiian Creevy' KsrsSsl J. Smith, @ h Bradshaw
NcClOskey. "A Bradbury, M D., Edward htggints
Ino. ATssrons. Edw. A YOrke
EDWARD IVY, Notary Pnsns
In presence Of Geo. CLARK '. ncc. Swain
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ARTICLE II.
sEorIoE The ofcers atthe Association shall be PrssI-
snt Vice President GPs'Pending Secretary Recording
constitute Beard Of Directors and shall be elected
Treasurer by bao the Directors by general ticket
majority of the whos votes given being necessary 70
SIC The President sss preside meetings the
cston call such extra nssIs as the Board OF Directors
give the casting vote whss re shall be equal division
SIC The Vice Prsdss shan preside in the absence of
G % 1ea ss se a.ss rss o. AZ mat once
record Of the business D & Association. TIE Correspond
,se.oTs shsf conduct Il. % tesDondsscs
SIC Ihs Treasurer ss recsiye all dues and donsIiOns
IN all drafts hm when signed by the Presi-
dent; keep regular SoFY ef the nsncia
SoaeR nesting . S
ne %SH @ H5G deSars % these sna lus ss
shall give security in thsssrh of Eve hundred dollars
pirate funds enact sa sud generally conduct the affairs
The sS .Ss eIst sno oee AZ N sS ssSS @Sa1.T
meeting of tho AssOcis proceedings for the past
n case any vacancy s Yosr in the Board shall imme-
dlssy notify the and spDOns an evening for an
SIC The Board o DJssT. shah an spg.n. LIBRARIAN.
Of the who snail register of all magazines,
maps, charts papers and sSaher property in his cave BE-
record thereof with agames Of the donors and keep
and 70 30 Ohsrwss govSsf BY the Board Of Directors
AxrtCLE III
stitution, shall pay lie IA OF fvs dollar. annually, in
A9rfCLE ".
Each member who - proprietor subscribing the
Constitution SHALL pay tyg.um of dollars annually, In
advance
Any psson tNtSTqS member for life BY paying the
Of fry doarA
.GpTtcLE VI
ANY person approvehy majority Board Of Direct
may become entita s. membership in psrpeuity,
of one huncrA dobrs and transfer such
bershp pleasure k Of the Association, subject
the approval Of the Bos a. Directors Provided however
any being alrSady life member" may become
member In perpetuity s this clause, on the payment OF
H"' 0'"-'' ARTf1LE VII
Any person, sppSJveg:by majority OF the Directors
may become menbe complying with the provisions Of
'''' O''''''' AsTySLE VIII
There shall be anL seting the Association on the
FIRST Tuesday in Janny the election Of officers for
ensuing for receeg Sports from the Board Of DIRECT
os; and quarterly ecasr for the transaction Of such
other business may oA pre- sented-
AElSCLE TX
II the President dent. Secretaries
Directors their sevS Scisi capacities, shall neglect
performance OF their shall not sdmnistsr the Ia
plant q ssn m,@s meeting shall ,csS Be called "a and
director who shall cs.t pra, remove from office, fully
exoneate the accused m ps circumstances of the
warrant
There shall be no allegations in this Constitution unless the
shall have been pnG4e the Board Of Directors
previous 20 tho adtry nesting and then approved
BY three -fOurths Of the rNe;nbers present.
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LUMBER, COAL, MOOD.

LUMBER, COAL, WOOD.
PETER Ross, uu,rnru
Estuns thanks to the csens Of New Orleans p.
sronsge fer twenty years He made sxten
vs additions his Workshops, and introduced several wood
working machpes which will enable him to attend promptly
70 any business his line Shop and Office Of Pry
Washington streets, Kechancs' Exchange, box
Se.L
x ALTMAN. d. O.,
TRoP1CAL ROOFING EANUFAoToBY,
And
oEALER IN COAL. CHARCOAL ooKE, WHITE
SAID AND FlREWooD,
Ne. xG4 BlenvIile street. Corner Of &arais.
Orders st tths above place Boz S. Mechanics s1-
shRnza viii receive proDpt attention
CREARs-TOBACCO
GEORGE ALCEs-nANuyAcTUREE OF
HAVANA CIGARS,
IMPORTER OF GENUINE LEAF TOBACCO,
ASS RAMPANT srgEET,
NEw ORLEANS
- aERNsHEEsa,
PELICAN CI6AE AND TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
No. as GrAvier Street,
Has constantly hand the choicest brands sf Virginia
Manufactured CHEWING And SMOKING TOBACCO
Aso-A la assortment Of imported HAVANA aud DO
MESrIC CIGARS Meerschaum Pipes, Brar aad Wood
Pipes, Tobacco Pouehes ana All Smokers Articles To-
baco in hogsbesds bales for the Mexican market and
plantation Cigar Leaf 0f ell KINDS for manufacturing
purposes hand
IN STORE AND NOW LANDING:
100 eases CARROTS Scotch SNUkF.
81 boxes SWEET lOS
IOo Havana and Domestic CIGARS Of assorted brands
and szes
100 boxes Pace's cold Bar TOBACCO.
50 =. Sam Tiobett's TWIST and lfL
rs :. Mayo'o Choice NAVY.
800 .. Assorted brands Msdium snd Fine Bright,
pcun5s
500 osddies Ney Apple TWIST. BHght quarters
And NAVY TCRACCoS
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MSHIP COMPANY.
N. o. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
CHAnTKE..................'.......O OHAHTns
EEw ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. J
e.l.s or LOUISIANA. Orr o, Nxv ORLEANS.

Be Known, That On This sghih cay Of February. "a tns
and Of the Independence Of the United States ,hs
IN and tor the City and Parish Of New On,
leans, State Of Louisiana aforesaid, duly commits
,ioned and sworn, personally and aopesred tho
parties hereinafter and undersigned who seversly
declared that avanR themselves Of the provisions OF the
the Of Louisiana relative to the organsa
Of corporations In this State they have covensnted and
agreed do these presents bind
themselves and those whom they to form thsm
and constitute corporation for the objects and
purposes and under the spulsons regulations and cosa
tons following. towft:
ARTICLE
rhe n.e title Of said Oempsny Insn Be ths NEW
ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY and It's domicil ia
hereby established In the city Of New Orleans and it shall
sxE continue for the term OF twenty five from the
date these presents unless sooner dissolved hersnsfter
provided for. II shall have seal with device
ihs szd ths Of the Company zpou the margs
thsreof.
ARTICLE II.
onscs company s to oonstrucs otherwise pro
and MAINTAIN steamships, TO constitute line
lines seamshp to be owned aud controlled In the city
Orleans and TO trade between said city and
or ports on the Atlantic coast Gulf of Mexico.
The Of said oompsny shall be tne person on
whom citations notices ana other legal process vnert
IN ths said Company may be Interested
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Digestive elixir OF Fspsins.
aRIMAULT CO., CHEMISTS, PARIS
FEPsINE the lsest scientific discovery of Dr. Corysr
hyscan hs majesty the Emperor Of the French, Is ths
Gastric ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which ssss in the stomach. When by
1ther supply digestive fluid small the inevitable
consequences bsd digestion, gsstrts gtragt milan
costs Of tne stomach and bowels hear
barn. pituite Bnsns Jss Of strength and On temalss
choross Tne ixir Of sDpe weh g sanctioned oy the
ri Tuch dissAs-s prevents vomiting curing
syrup OF Peruvian BARK and lrOos
--PEEFARED
aEIAAULT h Co.,
Chemists 50 q. I. h. Prince Napoleon, PArA
qs u,edcihe presents in Al agreeable form, setvt
srncipes Of Perusisn Bark, the best ones combined
with ron of the ncIpal hass of the blood II Is
sorbed by the eminent physicians Of Paris TO
Choross reen sickness to facilitate the Development OF
ycuuc health and vigor TO the
Ia general rapidly the distressing stomach
psnts anems and leucorhea 10 which lsde
subject uariEes and facilitates the how Of the
estamena, ana also excellent Tor pale, ymphatio and
lcrouous children Lastly excites the sppstite promotes
Digestion sud extremely beneficial 70 al persons whose
blood been Impoverished BY nness, long and difficult
soHvsescepoa Fhs ss Of ths sup are a. onea sersso
and speedy
Depot General In New Orleans 81
r. DUCOSGES,
80 chsrtrss stra~t
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szcYros Ena be the duty Of Manager Esst,
snss to % sspt IN pound books IN the sane o. ses Com
counts property business and affairs well as ful and
He shall moreover act as Treasurer Of the Company and
Feep cash account in Of the banks bsnkine
Control tbs and Of the Company and 70
aone authorized and empowered to draw cheeks % bs
oOuntergned BY the secretsry snd transact all bsniIs
sEc a. L shall be the duty Of the zsnassr OF sale
Company exhibit causso be exhibited to the ockhcd
whenever therese required by ne 81 the oooks papers
submit before the twentieth Of each mouth
In the event Of the rssgs.iOn PernAaeut sDssnes
diGey proceed to sppcnt Mansger pro tenn who shall sc'
sodes ~hich meeting the stockholders shall procse
ssc manager among them sves who shall De subject
y sossncs Of the nsnsgsr The aforsssd soard @ Gorsro
snsll have power TO appoiat Manager pro tenn
Compar the Manager make repors II sueh matters
tsrast Of he CNinpsny At which meeting zach SHARE II
ock In the said Company sail be entitled & vote AZ
SIC 5. the ssid Manager shall nave power sppont
seeresry agents ana osnsr ePoyes snu.y % ss 9sner @
5oard cf Control he said Secretary sgcn
sOsld. nd '-''''
On ths expiration the tsenty-sye yesr,
osSelnbsore agreed upon The existence said Conssay
dstermne the mode Of selling and disposng OF al
. ascds and * the terms snd CONDITIONS re sac
disposition thereof and finally Of winding Asd hauaang
lts affairs 70 ths best advantage.
ARTICLE VIII
Fnreefourhs capital haFs
power settle the sAd Affairs Of said
Company any during its existence, OF making
modacatiens additions changes this act giving
sixty notice In two Of the newspaper pueshsc
9 ths city,
ARTICLE TX.
The capital Of said COMPANY hereby 1Ks1 ~ s
um Of TEO aUNDRED AND FfFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS divided shares Of Fifty Dollars EACH all OF which
paid before the signing Of these presont which
capital increased amount not exceeding nh
Ion the should be required by tvs-thrdE espal
ARTICLE ~
Tas snairs o said Company shall dTsrica
management Of Edward hggns who at s1e have
She privilege ssociatng with him IRON
among the stockholders OF the Company subject TO the
proysl of the Board Control who shall Board Of
znsecng the business q sed COMPANY
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MEDICAL
n R. j. LYMAN KENNEDY.
formerly Of Philadslphia.J
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IEsrIry rR,
,ts Canal, kntrsnos on Rampsrt Street

et5 Canal, kntrsnos Ramosrt Street.
Fer the treatment Of Chronic Disease. Of the Throat
Liver and kionsys. Bronchitis, Ostzrrh Funconal De
fsngements, Elections, NeuraEia Spinal Irrta-
tions All diseases INCIDENTAL to females at the dawn of
womsnhood the of maternity change OF hfa Pumo
nary ConsU mpon Diseases the heart Eve Ear Blood
eay Thirteen years my professional life having
been devoted exclusively To tho treatment OF the above
med fer hat promise speedy and
d, of.en ppderstood DR. has
monias and autograph letters from OF the dtn-
gusheo ladies and gentlemen in this country OF whom
sk. DR.. X has collected the principal discoveries with
which mcde chemistry has eDriche1 the field Of Naevia
Mecics he hes Investigated ahfu y the effects OF various
aud red the ide fields OF remedies
before used Of hih have proved 20 have qualities
remedial Persons di-tanee consult
hy letter LYMAN KENhEDV M D,
25Cansl street entrance on Rampant street
pOrEs UUkE FOK COUGHS, COLDS
ASTHMA. ETC
Diseases Of the Throat Lungs requiring
mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this pre-
psration be used by persons of al ages from ths
isnt mewing and puking Its nurses arms" to where tie
sixth shifts into the lean and sppeed pantsoon with
PoPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
sty years with Increasing demand put bot
Ties at 75c. each Tryh. JOHN H. POPE.
Druggist. corner jackson and Prytanis streets
Sold also by JOHN DEBENNEvILLE. Druggist, corner
Camp and Poydrss streets
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
Enrtn du BuIason's fOd;de of ErOn and Mao
xAneso Pills.

rhs tFeaen. Of chootic scroulous affections IS aWAyI
ua and vith tie usual preparations OF IRON which
unTeQBenty fail owing to he stomach not being able
,upport them TIE researches OF Professors HannOn
Brussels: Gensoul aud reequin Of Lyons; 8eTEeius and
rousseau Of Paris have demensrate that ths lnentable
failure owiuR the absepce of Manganese, which, well
A. Tron essential Of the blood These Pe
therefore supply important deficiency thespeutcs and
have the appreciation OF the cademy
Medicine the principal scientific bodies They
employ with certainty Of against ChorOss reen
Sickness, stomach Complaints Poverty the Blood
esrsr and preferable % the PITS Of Odds
aoao 81 Ansloio. sorotRsus AIt see
ions
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12

We Me susscbers ysnnS of the city efFew Orleans,
being sssro.s Of ssertsy cent urRfor-
nation upon and other subjects OF general utility
base associated ourselves the p,pcss of establishing
Library and Rssding R0Og and for government have
ndopted following
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12
Contribution.

The name and style Of tls Association shan be "THE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA
TION OF THE CITY OF FEw oRLEANS"
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-03-12

CEECHAL TKEATMENT or UakUNIo
- DIsEAsEs-DR. DE- BAUssET will take charge Of and
guarantee the following chronic diseases viz Secret
Diseases (Whites BennOrrhees, Ucer Rheumatism 9out
Dyspepsia Chorose Liver Complaint Diseases OF the Trina
Organs Deafness Consultations every day rom II
ociock ~ TIL p his Office Of Orlssns and Boar
BON streets. Residence, No "A Dauphine street
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pOrE's UUkE ron CoUGHs, COLDS
ASTHMA. ETC.

A sOoK EOR THE UNFGRrUHATK.
j. BALDWIN pUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES Impoency, Loss OF Power, Nervous Debility wh
Notes pednsats Marriage should be read a
sr7plstns marriage by mail receipt Of rs By
]. BALDWIN DUFF.
Now Orleans Medical Institute,
s6f Magazine
uhn x~rn e@fe1
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Tas snrs Of said Company shall De nade5 the diTsc ana
management Of Edward Higgins who may At any sne have
privilege Of ssocstng with bim IRON
among stockholders of the COMPANY subject to the
proSs Of the Board Control who shall Board Of
Agents asAisi In znsecng the business q seid uspany
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EKENCE NEDICINEs-
-PREPARxD
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
gRUE RICHkLIEU, PARIs
Asthma, Oppression. ByEPn~a.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF OANABls NDIOA
PREPARED 81 GRInAULr 4 Co., CHEMISTS. PARIS

Recent experiments in France England and Germany
that thee Gig sovereign remedy for the
distressing Affections especially when BeiiadoRns
stramsniRm and Opium have isiled 20 give relief
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The Contingency Of a War with Great

q If We have var with Great Britain up
on the question OF the payment Of the Al
ALBANIA claims, it viii be the first single
handed contest we have ever had with that
power In the war of independence, in
1875, We had he support Of France, and
toward its conclusion Spain also declared
war against Great Britain. The fleets Of
France and Spain, countries then ruled by
relatives Of the house of Bourbon, rode
triumphant In the British Channel. 1t
required all the efforts of England to prop
crly attend and look alter her traditional
enemies.
The United States declared war
| against Great Britain the second time on
I the 18th Of June 1912. At that time Ma
! poleod was in the hight of his power. He
ruled the European continent with an mon
I hand His army OF nearly half million
! Of men was about to cross the river Mes
4 men fol- the disastrous Russian invasion.
| The opponents OF the war in the United
! States declared that we entered it as the ally
! of Naroleon Tie entire military force
OF Great Britain was engaged IN a lite and
death struggle witt France in the Spanish
/ Peninsula. OF the the thousand vessels OF
war which she had III commission, she was
only able to spare twcEty for the North
american service. The others were en-
gagged in blockadng France and her allies,
which included nearly all the continent
of Europe. We had a splendid opportun~
ity to humliate the old mother country
and 10 deprive her of her Canadian poss-
4 essions. Had the war been waged with
discretion and vigor we should have done
so. but it was shamefuliy conducted
Gen Hull sGrrenderd at Detroit. NlIkin>
sen and Dearborn accomplished nothing
on the New York and New England front
Ter. The British took and burned the ma
tional capitol at Washington. They held
their own in Canada with lew thousand
men and made excursions into the United
Estates. 1t was not until the last year OF
the war that Generals Jackson, Harrison
and Brown rolled back, the the tide OF dis
aster and brought glory to the Amerlcan
standard. There was nothing however,
to boast OF in the treaty OF Ghent. We
had taken up arms 20 compel Great Britain
to renounce the right which she had claim
ed Of visiting our vessels on the high seas
with her armed cruisers, and taking iron
them such sailors as she chose to claim aS
her own. The treaty said nothing about
the cause Of the war, and in no respect set,
tied it so far as any formal admission was
concerned But the European war wa:
over. Great Britain was under no necesS
ity to enforce her odious practice OF I'M
! preSsment Of seamen, and therefore prac-
iicalIy, though not theoretically, abandOn~
! cd it,
But the power Of the United States o
1912 was a mere bagatele compared to that
OF 1869. Our population Is four times as
large, and our mihtary, monetary and com
mercial resources are fully ten times a,
great. The advance of England in popu
laton, power and wealth since 1872 ha,
been great, but it is nothing compared to
this country A single handed contest be
tween the parent and its vigorous offspring
would be truly a war oi giants.
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a Freedman S HYMN.

A Southern friend, who is curious il
his observations as to the effect Of reedon
on the ordinary fell hand freedman, say
that in no way does Sambo feel the oats
OF freedom more than in his devotions anC
in support of his assertions sends the fol
lowing, which he says in many quarters IS
iavorte hymn in public eIigious services
We's nearer to de Lord
Dan de white folks and dey knows it.;
See de glory gate urbarred
Walk up. darkeys, past de guard
Bet dollar he don't close it.
Walk up, darleys,. froo de gate
Hank de colored angels boiler,
Go away, white folks you's too late
Yves De winnin' color wait
TIL the trumpet sounds to foller.
HalleIu'ah tanks an praise
Long enuif we've borne our crosses
No" we SIDE superior race
We's gwine TO ebben afore the bosses
--DraWer, Harper'S Hagozine,
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Josh Billipg 's Papers.

DRY goods are wor,hipped in this world
Low more than the Lord IL.
Counciing With fear IL the way towards
Dre made, councing with hope IL the
way heroes are made; councilling with faith
~ the way Christians are made.
Pleasure IL ike hornet-generly ends
with sting.
The most dangerous characters in the
world are those who live in the suburbs
Vi virtcw-tliey are rotten ice.
Lazyness Is good deal like money-the
more man haz OF it, the more be seems
80 want.
There is no such thing as inheriting vir-
teT; money and titles and fever sores can
he inherited.
The virtew of convent are like hot house
truit:-.ender but tasteleSs.
I.fe liz like mountain--after Ginning
Up one side and sliding down the other,
put up the sled.
When man proves literary failure,
lie generally sets up for a c-itick, and like
the fox in the fable, who had lost his brush
in trap, kant see a nice long tail without
hank erin to bob it,
The devil owes most Of his success to tie
iskt that he IL always on hand.
Coquctts often beat up the game, while
the Prues bag it.
There is only one excus Tor impudence,
and that 10 ignorance. a.
Modest men in trying to be impudent,
always get sassy.
Reputa, hun is ike moncy-the princi-
pal il often lost by putting it out at inter-
est.
Jealousy is nothing more than vanity,
for if we love anything more than We do
ourself, VIC shant be jealous.
Thare are lots of folks in this world who
rather than not find no fault at all
wouldn't hesitate TO say to an angle worm
that hiE tail was altogether too long for the
rest of his body.
Thare il many who are kut out for
smart men, but who wont pay for max
ing up.
Envy is an insult to a man good sense
for envy is the pain We feel at the exceI>
iencles of others.
How many people thare il whose suls
'sy in them, like the pith of goose quill.