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kOskou CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

s- ,fgg NORFOLK, Va, Sept, Z, 1900. 4
DR.. j. j. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: Ny son has RI
cttttd a0mUeh bsn(E Nom DoIF trondtEtGR ROSlUo
thAtI cannot ralriil from expressing my gratl-
tlde. had tried almost everything without
K0ako0 10 an INEALLtRIE remedy for the disease
from which h6 has Suffered and, 10 far IA I can
learn, has never ALLIED, ~ you only knew the
immense amount OF suffering that he has under
gone, then you could elHcsiT6 III fGIRG Qf SIach a
remedy as &OGkO0-TuAT SURELY CURES, The
4 InesdmAblO, With much gratitude, D L Iyf.
lam, respectfully yours, DC,
rr' Mn. i n Z. a.. NELSON =,
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1'0rhnpA 0onpInctlI.
cine Il 50 universally
required By every.
body Oh n GailluruC,
moi. Tls ever pnYkr'
fore 20 llHiStEslItIy
adopted into use, n
every country ,NhA
among all classes, m
this MILD hut efficient
pMrRHIivc FiH. 5Tlr
obvious, rRHSOH ID,
that itTSa nor rclla.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

I1lllvuIl!gIy UUEOu aud IuU VI 0F FOIt0ID1,'
This distressing .4decll hn;5 Which FundOrs lifd
miserable and marriage 1hposSibte, d the penalty
paid ly sthP vietimF 0f improper indulgence.
Young persons 4rG too apt to commit G3cGsScn
from not being aware Of the dreadful cOnseQncf.
ccs Gi4t may gnsue Now, who that understands
the subject win pretend 10 deny that the power
improper habits than by the prItdentY Besides
being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy OF.
spring, the most serious and destructive syinp.
toms 81 both body and mind GtiSC,S Tho system
becomes deranged, tho Physical and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss Of PrOcreatiVe Power,
NcrYous Itfit4bilitY, Dyspepsia, Falpiation Of
ne Heart, Indigestion, constitutional Debility,
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Decay and beatifm n 'Eci1@'HifaH 57=H ;
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Read The following from Mr.. Womble, prom.
Inent lartlwaFe NetchRntof thiA city: y.r
No. Is MARKET sQuART, NORFOLK, Va,
NIi1' .0. 1li ~ M October 10, 1892 (
DRs Dear Sir: To tho larfp mum.
Der Of testimonials which you offer Of tho great
eifiOaey0f your KoGkoo, I take pleasure In adding
my own. suffered greatly with Nervous DebIl'
III, Headache, Loss Of Appetite, &C. Two bot.
uea Of KoakOo restored mo to health. :. N
Yours truly, .-.r ~ "ChBLE'
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From Rev. ". H. Christian, PittOr BInWiddIC
Strapt NRthndIHt Church, r I.,. r.riI.... .

PoRraHourH Va, October ., 1860.
This ID 10 certify that know Dr.. Lawrence
well, lie 10 gentleman Of cultivation, and wpr-
thy Of the fullest confidence. have used his
Koskoo with advantage t0mysclfa and hAVCh adopt
cd It's U.S. In my family in cases OF nervous dCbil'
''''''' N| W. IL CHRISTIAN.
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FINANCIAl.YsI o2 z. 9
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IN
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u,,ion Of thr Loans Of tho CENTRAL PACrTrO
e,nuoAp COMPANY. and VA iwI9rElN RA!4rgtO
v,rno.p COMPANY, and the popularity and
al, which lhcsc Loans have maintained in tho
,.,e,,. both In this country and Europe, have
,,o.n that the FlrsI Mortgage BOYD. Fl wisely
lated and houotabiy managed Railroads at"
.,,Dmly recognized and readily taken as tho
80, suitable, safe, and advantageous form OF In
,.,m.pt yielding a mere liberal income than can
,,,.,,,rr he derived from Government Bonds and
available TO take their place. ..,-.,
,..nrA that, in the selection and negotiation
,.r,.,ior Railroad Loans, We art meeting d
,,,, bubble want. and rendering q valuable EaEE;:
IL, bo,h to the holders of Capital and to those
,or National works Of internal improvement
,.,,., intrinsic merit and substantial GnHhFtGE
Untitled them to tho 4sr Of Capital SGd thS con-
st,Dcc If Inycstors-wc now Offer with HpeclGs
,orC,l,rre aud aS,fSrG1tldG HA NJ al
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DR JOHNs0H.

Member Of tho Royal College ,o1 Surgeons, Lon,
don, Graduate Of one OF tic most eminent Col
leEes IN tho United States, and DE creator part
ofwhoRe LID has been spent IN the hosptfGl 81
effected some OF the most astonishing cures that
wGro eyes known, Many troubled With ringing IN
the bead aud eaES whom ASlo6p, great nRfyogE,
mesa, Being alarmed a. sudden sounds, baShfll
ness, With frequent blushlpg, attended, some
mAhI6iafy 49, 7'[7f = rE'f =''
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTECR

:
DR., il addresses all thOaR who have lllufcd
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habit, WAicHItin both body and mind, uniting
them fot oiLEGr!buSlnGsa, study, bo6iety orlmat'
These are some ofths cad and melaneholy;efS
fects produced by carly habits OF youth, Wis:
Weakness Of the back and Limbs, Pains In tho
Head, Dimneas Of Sight, Loss oGMnsculRF Power,
,rinbIlIly, DcranGpmCnt Of, the Digestive Func.
tons, General Debility, symptoms OF Consump'
ton, &c, .- 4 H.. $3.50. ,iJ.....l
MEXTGLLY-.Thc fearful effects on tho mind IRE
Avcnlpn, 70 Society, SOlC DiHInlAt, Lore Of Soil
tudc, 1lnIdlty, &c, are some OF tbs evils pro
tdpced .up.i ~ ID aCul ,r.g. f-
Thousands Vi persons Of al ages oan now Judge
what H. thr CAUSE Of their declining health, IOsinR
their Higur,' becoming weak, pale, nervous and
eniaclated, having singular Appearance about
the eyes, Cough, and Symptoms u Consumption.
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FROM DIR! LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
I-HH'I. 80 PRACTICE. l -...|

GREAT BRlpOE, Va, October =, 1869.
J.,J. LAWRENCE, n. D.-DeAr Sir: ChCCFIully
endorse GOHF KOEkoO as being most valuable
preparation. Upon examination Of the formula,
tihd each ingredient highly extollcd by our hest
and most progressive clinical inT6strHi0ri. j
have tested It's effects In my own practice, and
naye no realization In recommending II. In my
opinion, Il u The beat compound OF tS class ever
put before the public exceeding by far al the
various compounds Of SatSApaFilla, &c, ever IN.
vented. II 70 decided Nerve Tonic, and InVlg.
orator Of tho animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should b. the basis Of treatment In
all chronic diseases. Hoping you will reap the
reward yOu deserve from tho public ~ b1n0fAc'
tor, Am Er, yOurg truly,
W. CHARLES LLOYD, N, D.
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mo THE LADIF S.-MRs. MAN.
L WELL, Onion near Main street, F0cantly
from Baltimore. begA leave To inform hc Ladies'
Of Wheeling and vicinity, that Ehe 70 prepared 10
cut and make LAdieS' and ChlldFen'O Dresses and
Wraps In tho most fashionable style, and war
nnti to a. perfectly. Patterns f0t aalc and cut
to order, Boys Clothes rnadG to order; also,
plain sewing and stitching. Dress emitting taught
by new and popular system; Instructions given
and tho system thoroughly tested free OF charge,
AhE7 n'. ... hst
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INDURSEMhNT Of THE PRkSb; T0I :
The many thousands cured at this cStsblsh.
flent within the last twenty years, and The ru.
tncsqlG important surgical operations performed
III Sun and many other pap0r6, notices Of which
have appeared again and again before tho public,
besides his standing a. 4 gentleman Of character
and respeetAbilIty, Is sufficient guarantee. Dthc
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED GO
NRPfR
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" KSGkoo iS. etdCtted By the best physician
'eVeEyEhore., Road tho following hon DR.. TIllery
4 successful practitioner Of many years standing
In the Old North State :. Z lG.Gaf N4 u 81
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NJ Ew MEAT sToRE-TTEE UN.
In dCrEIgned has started u Meat Store on
Third street, between Main and Market, QCntre
all hour Of the dry. Mr.. Seaman will b IN the
uDper end OF Second Ward Market House on
Saturday March Oh, With some Choice Beet,
where 80 Will be AlWAyG ready % (meatl hih
friends, JAMES FERGUSON, 2
GprSF N. SCANLAN.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

n DIR. QUEENSTOWN, -T--|
OFFICE, NO. z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Len hand side going nom Baltimore street, Tow
doors frumlthe corner: Fail not 70 observe tho
name and number. AL n h.
~ No lOtteFs received unless postpaid and
containing stAmp to b. used on tic reply. Por
sons writing Should state age, and send portion
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his Office
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MEpIGA.L.,.,
Z.......,,,.,-1CsUI,I6eISS &c.,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. $,
" E-SP't rHhl -s'l'I7 +
Established a8ol NJ Refuge from
\ '0dl8 olaekUFy. r.
TIE ONLY PiLGGEl Nv u. IlllesE e6tktlsOA
70 BIZ 0BTARiHD. 1cS


Dr. johnson has discovered DE moSt Certain, =
SPEEDY, and only HAeetuRl RetaedY In ne World
for Weakness Of nc Back o. LtmR9 StIiet1roB,
Auctions Of tho kidneys and BlSa6Gr, involving
t4ty DiSchhrEes, Inpoteney, Gener1tf peSiltty, p
Nervousness DStpepglA, LAnguor, Low Spirits
Conth9io9, Of, Ideas, pG1pltaHoni Of the yHeAEk
Itnidit Itetnb hhg DimheSg Of SIghA s6E CID
dnCa1, 0ieeAse o. the9l1oA4I lThrUitS Nose or
SKIN, Aaecd0ng OF The E.itOg, ikRnRSs Ot6nGbh OF
BpWClB5thOs0 TCthblB 'DlVdFdO5S t2riIingl nom.
Solitary Habits o. Youth Secret and Sd'tAEy
Practices more, ftpl 70 theiFl FlettnEI Tim The
song Of SyFunl 70 DO FihSi8 IT Ulysses blight.
Fine their most brilliant hopes or GatIcipauonB,
rendering marriage, %. lmp9 5lble.. ,,-,..y,
t;;S r YOUNG MsS,:|,,...ts, ~ ',''
especi6 Who 4iI1S bVcoale The victims Of SOIL.
tAiy wee, that dr6 ldtnl land destructive hAbIt
which EnnEAlI$ sNeepa "a. an unhmely gave
.Aoa,9lasPI YS2gG c9 e. thR :neGtI SEeslIEns
wise hgY0 C,itr3neea ,'llbtGnlh With the
thundets d eloqheneeS tN6e S&Eeq 70 eeglae9 the
living lyf6, may cGll Nish nm eohd nEs ',}u
~ u1rg rq4ARRIAgB;G' 'Ai III E,'ln '.''
Married tlo9A ~ Y6qnS 1fea contemplating
marriage, telns AWARE Or hy5Iea1 WeilueSS,
Organic Debit IpGlOruit ~ EpoOdilY cured! ?
He VINO plSeGs 6Im5elS N iho al 6fnE j.
may rellg ioqBly eond4 ID hlE h0ppg I'LL gentle.
man, and confidently tAly upon hlS sifn n ply.
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PATENT DUST EXCLUDER

in vnrious parts Of tho land have unrcservedly
endorsed them. They arG III use upon numerous
lines Of Railway, including tho UNION PACIFIC
and the PENNSYLVANIA GENEEAI, aud ottCers q
these t04dB, Wfttt tthet tOAIn1nt u y. olnelalA
r. r. employee aua tEaIeltts; yet Introduced.
The following erePrCpSptsa as SPGc}lmnSSlpls p
thcSS estim0iiiaIR:n ~ u'fN "a ~ iN"'ifi'
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For IN the 7purpoIoS Of q laxative
Medicine. 2-7 T..I nM' '"'gr7'i
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TESTIMONIAL.
uNoE..P 16iFl6 R r., oFiirloI OF alN. SURF,
1T -Tff N ONTlhA. lee 10! 1897

uMos p 1rFl6 r. r., oFp1oB OF GEN sUF'F,
Iii II.f! p oMAiLA, Dec: 10, lRe9.i Z
hon. TIN. AYERY, President National Watch
Co., Chicago, III: :rl.I .rI8s,IH
Df1r Sir during tho month that ! have car
ried one OF your "B. "! Raymond" Watches u
has not fIiied to keep the time with 90 much &C
euFacy a. 70 leave nothing TO desire In this 70.
gard. For accuracy, In housekeeping, beauty Of
movement aud hnlsh, your Watches challenge my
admiration, and arouse my pride ~ an American
aud am confident that I'D hll respects they viii
compete successfully In TIL markets OF tho world,
with AmilAt manufacturers OF Older nations
They need only to be known to BE- appreciated
Yours niostrespecttnlly,
b {. @. HAMMOND, Genl Snpt.
oPPIcE OF TuE HUDSON RIVER RAnHoAD,
II Gen'l supt. New York, Jan. II, 1870, D. J.
Lltlr Sir THE Watch made BY your Company
which ! bavo carried the past two months, has
kept Gxcollent time, have carried It frequently
on engInps, and have been on tho road With II
almost daily DuriRg this gmE II has run unl-
HOrmly with our standard, clock. or. .tyI fis
r7 I'D ~ Truly your, ..Fs, 4 y
f y 4G1. JGlM, ToUcES, Gen'l Sup't. Il
The following dealers also, IN various parts Of
tho country, have certified that they consider tho
Elgin Watches to DO all that the Company have
advertised thum, as better aniHhGd, more correct
and durable, than any In market Of similar price,
and that th6y hxye great confidence In recon-
mcudlpg them to Tho, public, on aeeounto their
rpTiEFAl merit; ~, = r" '
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DISEASES Or IMPRUDRNCR.

When the misguided and Imprudent votarT 81 .
pleasure finds that he has imblbcd the -AeChs Of
this painful disease 1t too often happens, that al
ll.tlmbd sense Of shame or dread OfdIscoVOFy d. /
tens him rom applying 70 tho0o, who nom ednca-l
ton and respectAbllity, can alone bGllIOnd him,
delaying till tho constitutional BymptOmS Of this
h0rTid disease make their app60rGnc61 Etct as
liberated BoEeI throat diseased nose ptoctunlu
palms in tho head and limbs dlmneaS Of sight
geESing witha fightful npidIty, till 10 last thor
PalAtG Of month Of tho bones OF th6lfoS0 hllll
In and tho victim Of this awful disease becomes !!
hofrid oelect OF GonntG aon, III death puts
him to ':tllat Undiscovered Country nom whence
no traveller fBtaTnB.n q u a5'ai wH
II 10, q MELANCHOLY FACT that Thousands
fall victims to this terrible disease, owing to thu
unGkilltalteSS Of ignorant pFetGndGrB, who, by
tho uSo Of that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
ruin tho constitution and make tho residue Of la
miRHFAhlN boa JOSS l.... -..#..|t .if.HHt
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YOUNG ME-

II = y q MARHIAUK = ~ ~
reflect hatA sound mind and bodyar the moStI
necessary requisites TO promote GOnidbial happIE
nrss- E1Rleed, without these tho journey through
hourly tlarkcns 70 the view, the mind beoGmdAol
endowed with despair and oiled with thUmsbi !.
aNCholy reelection that tho hhppAn0as ot anotbGr''
bCcomeg, bllEhtNd With our own. ~ I-1dIatE- L-
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{. THANK God, / have letter from Hen
ry Little by'thiS days post Heis well
i, Wait aMq hour or two'for mo. n cannot
leave Woodbinc Villa at present" .'
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The Egis & Intelligencer'
BEL AIR, MD, JUNE 10th, 1870
Organizing for the Campaign.

Postmaster General Creswell has been
selected to lead the coming campaign in
Maryland, and marshal and make effective
the negro votes. AS preliminary step to
this Undertaking, money is to be raised,
and all office holders under the Federal
government, mailing from Maryland, are as.
sessed one and one-half per cent. per month,
on salaries from $500 to $4,000, and two
per cent. per month, on salaries exceeding
the latter sum. Those who object are al
lowed to resign, and more loyal persons
placed in their positions. BY money and
negroes, the only remaining allies OF the
Radical party, it is expected that Mary
land can be carried for that faction. This
is a mistake. Maryland can be reached by
no such agencies. The white men OF that
State have the reins ofpower and authori-
ty in their hands, and mean to retain hold
thereof At the last election In that State
not Radical was chosen to any position
in the gift of the people. All were rcpU
dated, cast out as unclean. And that, too,
on poll when sixty thousand white men
did not think it necessary to take part in
IL contest so mnnifestly and confesscdly
onesided. Now, however, when the negro
is marched into the field under the lead OF
the Radical party to interfere with the
rights of white men, not man will be alb
sent from the polls, and the State will be
swept by more decided majority than on
the former occasion. Mr.. Creswel may
pocket the money Of his clerks. but he can
not place Maryland under the control of
nCgrOcs--Age.
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GPENCER'S Celebrated Horse Rasps and
- Files Of all sizes, for sale by |. AMOS,
Bel Air.
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THE OLD LINES q
THE OLD LINES OF
STAGES*
- - 80

The undersigned takes this method of informing his
friends and the travelling public that he continues
run The old and well established lines of Mail Stages be-
tween Bel Air and baltimore aud Bel Air Magnolia and
EdgcwOod Stat ns. The Stage direct for Baltimore via
Hartford Turnpike, leaves Mrs Ason's Hotel every Mon
day, Wednesday md Friday morning, o'clock arriv-
ing in Baltimo" at o'clock, =. NJ. Returning leaves
Browns Hotel High street. Baltimore every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday morning at n'c"ck-arr.ving
in Bel Air at T.. NJ
TO BALTIMORE, VIA EDiEWOJD
Ne. leaves Bel Air ats A. NJ connecting at Elgewood
with Port DEF sit Accummola tinn Train for Baltimore
at 7.3O A. NJ. and Morning Mail train Tor Philadelphia
at 10 Returning leaves Edg.wuod at e. PM. on ar
rival of Port Deposit accommodation train from Ealt
more, arriving in Bel Airat S, pm.
TO BALTIMORE, VIA MAGNOLIA.
NJ. leaves Bel Air Mt 10 A. NJ. connecting at Mag
noa with I2l3 l.. NJ. train for Baltimore. Returning
leaves Magnoln at 2,20 r. NJ arrival of 25 Pm train
from Baltimore.
Passengers can procure tickets for Abingdon EN-
morton and Bel Air by either line at the President
Street depot
Way passengers will he accommodated Mt any point on
either route Intending to devote careful and constant
attention 10 the wants aud convenience Travellers and
TO permit these well known lines of Sta e lose
nf their former popularity, solicit continuance &C
the very liberal patronage heretofore generally
Tended 10 lis i"liuef lr"PiietUrS.
VIM. ANDERSON
IuIeh Proprietor
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdIr as soon restored
TO ats original color
actM tie gloss and
freshness Of yoath.
Thin hair is thick
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To protect Fish and wild Fowl in the wa
tiers of Queen Anne's, Kent, Caroline and
Hartford Counties.
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Public Local Law
For hartford County
[ruBLtsnED ny authority.

Passed by the General Assembly of Mary
land at the January Session, 1870.
AN ACT
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ISLAND CALAMITIES.

The inhabitants of small and remote
islands are remarkable for their attachment
to their native soil, and it is, perhaps, for
tunate that they should have this feeling,
for otherwise their isolation exposes them
to great disadvantages. We are not now
abiding tn such matters rs the alleged de-
terioration of race produced by perpetual
intemarriagc, but rather to the shock of
actual calamities, which fall more heavily
on small insular communities than on larg-
er countries. Undoubtedly the vine dis
ease caused more misery in Madeira than
it would have done in Il French commune !;
and when the island of Rhodes, a few years
ago, was visited by an earthquake, the ct,
fects of the calamity were much more se-
verely felt than they would have been in q
continental region.
The following is a very curious instance
of the sutierings to which small, selfsup-
porting island is liable Some years ago
a shoal of grampuses visited Pabby, one of
the Hebrides. The natives slaughtered the
grampuses and obtained quantities of oil.
But presently upwards of three thousand
ravens headed by white tieldmarshal, as
sembled to devour the carcasses, and when
they had picked the grampuses' bones
clean they proceeded to feast on the corn.
Guns were brought into requisition, but
without effect, and winter of famine APP
peared imminent. A famous bird-catcher,
named Finlay thenendeavored to kill them
singly, by climbing the rocks and catching
them while roasted; but these efforts caus
ed no apparent diminution in their num-
bers. Suddenly a bright idea struck him.
Instead of killing the birds he took six of
them alive, plucked off all their plumage
except the tail and wing feathers, and then
let them go. The rest Immediately left
the island
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ey@ AS DR.. Dwight once passed through
a region of very poor land, he said to a
farmer:
Sir I perceive your land here is not
very productive"
mo, sir" said the honest farmer; "our
land is Just like self righteousness"
"Ah how is that"
"Why, the more man has oft the poor
er he is"