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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

FRENCH CAPTURES AT SEA.-De.
tails are given of the capture of
thirty.twO German merchantmen
by French cruisers, having an ag-
gregate tonnage Of 1850 tons
Rating them on an average $50 per
hon, their value would be about
100000. Adding to this a fair es-
timate for the value of the cargoes
on board, and the total captures
would scarcely suffice to build, rig,
equip and arm two first class iron
clad war steamers, although the
damage to the Germans far exceeds
immediate loss. So far as the
praises 60 they have not repaired TO
the French, the expense of pursuit
aud capture. The whole gain
would not support their navy for
three weeks nor their army for
three days. These captures include
nine cargOes Of grain, five of Goals,
three Of linseed, one each Of Humber,
fruit, sulphur, palm oil, cOmpeachy
wood, logwoOd, tobacco, bone dust
and assorted merchandise, one Of
sugar and rum, one OfcofFee and cot
ton, two ofcocOa and dyewOods,
and one OF supplies for PrusslaD
war steamers.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
DIR. BUSHELS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
AZ North Court Street,
n EMPHIs,
a North Court Street,

THIS INSTITUTION, incorporated BY the
state OF Tennessee, lsa legaliEsd Ass0-
citation Of Scientific Physicians and surgeons
devoted 10 the treatment Of patients, and
~instructions In the theory and practice Of
Chemical System Of Medicine.
It is divided into the following depart.
mentsl
FRHkLE DKPARTMENT.-In this depart
ment every cOmpl lint known r. woman "a
treated with unvArying success.
CAhcBR DKPARfMRAf.-Cancers and tus
out OF eV"Ty hundred.
DEPARTMENT ROR HEART DIsEAaE.-In
thig department, this formidable disease Il
treated with the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT POR kin DISEAsKs.-EYery
form OF skin diseases permanently cured
here.
CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH DKPARFMKHT.
Tho professors In this department have
made many Important discoveries In the
treatment Of flung. throat and nose diseases
EYE AND nab DEPARTMEHT The eye
and ear most tendeFly and tTiumphantly
CONFIDENTIAL DRPAATMENr.-DeyOted 20
the exclusive Treatment Of class OF malA.
ship.
SURGICAL DEPABThRRf.-W daily per.
form tho most Important operations known
10 surgery.
An Affairs OF g private character held sa-
credly confidential.
R~ Office hours from Q O'Clock In the
morning, till 9 o'clock in tho evening.
Open every Sunday forenoon, from 0 q, n,
70 IL N. j.. b. RUSSELL, n d,
Consulting Physician.
]. .. WATSON, Secretary.
L. g. WARRAR, Treasurer.
ag- A treatise on all diseases lree Of
charge 10 any address.
R~uFedaWly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
lRHEVITIES.

Good for a Partisan sentry's chal.
lenge: "HugO's there"
The total registration of the col.
ored vote in Maryland $4,000.
A large number Of Southerners
are at the Gait House, Louisville.
A company of Chinese have es.
tablished q newspaper in Montana.
People who lisp don't believe in
young ladies. Every miss Is a myth
to them.
Fitzhugh Ludlow, the author, Is
dead. lie died in Geneva, Switzer-
land, aged So.
The Virginia rivers are finding
their banks. The people have none ;
they're broke.
The magnetic we'll in Chicago
having been thoroughly tested, the
citizens think they prefer whisky.
The fifteenth amendment is to be
supplanted by the heather Chinee
on Louisiana plantations next sea.
son.
Prof. Stowe is cndeavoring to neu-
tralize the effects Of his wife'S
True Story" by editing a new
family bible.
William G. Stearns, who has
Acted as steward for Harvard Col.
lege for twenty-six years, has re.
signed his Office.
Marshall Mcmahon solaces bis
sick hours by reading the obituaries
Of himself which appeared at the
time of his reported death.
The health of James Gordon
Bennett Is gradually growing
worse, and his death may occur al
any moment.
Governor Bullock, Of Georgia,
has deposed the Sheriff Of Bryant
county, and appointed q OolOred,
man In his place.
We learn from the Antheneum
that an American publishing house
has offered twenty FIVE hundred
dollars in gold for the new novel.
which Lord Lytton is about TO pub
fish in England.
A Kentucky bachelor offers $40
in gold as q prize for the neatestI
patch to be put on ali old garment
by an unmarried lady, to be award.
ed at a county fair. A bid for d
wife.
Brownlow's health Is still report.
ed every bad" That is altogether
IN harmony with the character of
he old wretch. every bad" 10 de-.
fine anything about Brownlow thai
is good.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

TIE following letter from our
St. Louis correspondent has been
delayed several days, as will be
seen from its date:
STEAMER R~uBIcoN, Oct 4, 1870.
DEAR HERALD IL must have
been born under an obstinate star ;
Taurus must have been the sign of
my nativity-not because | am
'bull. headed"-but because l am
40 apt to do that which fought not
do, or to do that otherwise right,
but at the wrong time. To prove
it, here | am attempting for l don't
know that l shall succeed) to
write sour" dear old paper a letter
when the weather is so cold that
ideas, as we'll as limbs, are almost
frozen. So much if the "diedem''
should not sparkle. We, that is,
the boat, cargo and a goodly mum,
Der of passengers, left VIcksburg
about thirty hours behind the ex-
pected time, which created serioue
forebodings Of q late arrival at the
St. Louis Fair.
We have passed Memphis, are
nearing Cairo, and hope to be In
the sanity city in time for Wed.
nesday's great exhibition.
Time passes pleasantly enough.
The good boat plOWs along right
m%aniully but steamboats, are OF
the feminine gender, aren't They'll
and the officers are very kind, the
eating very good, the sleeping un.
disturbed, the pilot house C0mmo
IIiOus and the pilots, Mr.. Leaven-
worth and Mr.. Bush, every inch
courteous gentlemen, and reliable
naYigatOrs. now, should Mt Ne
get along very well2 Would you
Ike 70 know what We do with our
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
DEATH Is At THE DOOR.

In all these complaints the system evident
ny shows u want Of red blood, and Mr..
Churchill, IN his work on Diseases OF Fee
males, says: Clearing in mind that the
blood Is remarkably deficient in red corpus
clcs. and the known property Of iron 70 corr
rect this condition, theory suggests IL ~ the
most 70 DO relied on, the best OF which Is the
ltrate." Citrate OF iron enters larg ly into
the composition Of English 70 .uale Bitters,
combined with powerful vegetable tones OF
rare qualities.
Among the mountains OF Tennessee and
the ptney woods Of Mississippi, ls found q
ceFtAi. hard and finty root which has been
In sacrct use by some old midwivus for many
years, Possessing mnBic powers In regulat-
ing and restoring all females suffering with
any affection OF the womb. This root we have
obtained, gave II u fair test In practice,
aud Il Is now one Of the principle ingredi-
ents in these BitieFS. Other powerful ute
rine and general tOnics . so enter int It's
composition We also add | eptandra or
Black root. sufficient 10 act upon tho liver
1nd keep the bowels open.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
GROG SHOP BITTERS

Empty Bitter Bottles Of various styles,
can be found around almost every dwelling
and cabin throughout the land. Their taste
Is pleasant, and arc advertised To cure al.
most every disease, while the manufactur.
ers know they possess no medicinal proper.
ties whatever, They arc so many disRuises
tor exceedingly con mon beverages" which
10 not, nor cannot possibly Gu 0 any one.
Beware Of these pleasant Bittcrs In quart
b titles, they contain u sting for your vitals,
and he who buys them Garries a "topeF's''
into hts house Ono man who knows
nothing about medicine, says his big BOTTLES
.Or common SUM will cure Oh lis anil fever
rheumatism and consuup tiop; an other,
whose bottle is very fancy, ures q limpuTi.
ties OF the bl cd, makes old men Young,
casts outdevils, restores sight 70 the blind,
and numerous other miracles; while yet an.
'0thcr who presumeS every man R'dFunk.
ard, proposes 70 sure collie, lngrowIng-nAils.
yellow fever, heart disease and lOve.sick
m%aldensii We knrw they make no such
cures, we know the people at large are de
|cetvcl and sWindled, Q d 10 we desire T.
ventilate these common humbugs, make the
following challenge 70 one and ali:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
ENGLISH FEMALE BTTTERS,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
Female Regulator Known. will cure all
those complaints above mentioned In an In
Crodibly short time. The BltterB at once
arouses, strengthens and restores tho womb
70 Its natural condition, removing obstFuc
lions, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly pOri0l. londer stands q pale, fee
bic and lRngnid girl, just bursting into wo-
manhood; she Is the pride Of all, but bark ]
she silently steals q pickle, eats chalk, or a
slate pencil; no appetite for food; she turns
with q dull eye and seeks sOlicitude; her
eye no longer spArkles; her merry laugh 81
n" longer heard ringing through the cir; she
mopes about with blO0dless lips and gums,
with headache. palpitAtlon, constipation,
swimming Of the head, cold feet and hands.
melancholy; she has q coated tongue, offtn.
slve breath, and o host Of other evils too nu-
merouB 70 mention.
When neglected, all these symptoms be-
come aggravated, there Is sick stomach,
heartburn, O dark line settles under the
eyes, the legs and ankles arc swollen, the
hair loses is gloss and falls OF, there Is brit
Itleness and splitting Of the n~nger-naiis,
abdomen, extreme nervousness
|fretfulness, pains and aches, dry cough, Hy-
|%sterical Eits, rapid prostratiOn, epilepsy and
Idoatni II y0r, or any Of your friends, are
thus afflicted, send At one for q bottle II
IGnglish Female Bitters and BE- curod. Its
'tn cts are magical in such complaints
surely no mother will postpone and delay
|this duty until
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
BONHAM'S SEMINARY,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

Hay AND BOARDING SCHOOL, for
|OYOung Ladies, will open its Twenty
fourth annual session, September 10 1870.
The building, situation and outfit are not
|equaled In the stale. For TWO HUNDRED
pupils TWENTY able Professors aud Leo.
turers are employed.
ONLY THIRTY BOARDERS will be re.
ceived Into the family Of the Principal, and
they have LIGHT and CHEERFUL rooms
|on the FIRST FLOOR The dOrmilOrles are
heated and ventilated through registers,
and are supplied with gas, baths, Lot and
cold watOr.
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC,
In charge Of Profs. S%ObOlewski, Mees,
Wtllhartis and Malmen. offers superior ad.
|vantages.
For particulars plessA address
l.. n. BONHAM, A. NJ,
jyl2.wSm Principal
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

Coon ADvIcE-In q recent
number of the New York Tribune,
Nj. Greeley gives his Radical
friends the following sound advice
in reference to the approaching
election in New York:
"We urge every voter to strike
from his ballot any name which he
knows to be that of a dishonest
or unfit man, no matter for the
consequences. Conventions and
wire workers must be taught that
such nominations will not answer
Ifthis advice should be acted on
no Radical in New York will get
vote. "Dishonest'' or "unfit man
will be the unanimous verdict!
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
FEMALE COMPLIAT.

That claims It's victims throughout I'll
length and BREATH ofour land.
Many females suffer IN SOme way at ca h
monthly period; some girls are In great peril
AZ tho commencement OF menStTuatI0n while
older ones dread IL decline &C the turn OF
lliie." Sometimes the menstrual flow 10 too
much, or too little, or may be attended with
pain may be irregular or entirely checked
Or changed In appearance, attended with
other distressing symptoms LeucorrhWh, or
The Whites" frequently drains The system,
or liberation OF thu womb may create pain
and cause rapid prostration.
Falling Of the womb Is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble
Aud distress. which, under ordinary treat.
ment, Is difficult 70 cure.
HZstertcs, Green Sickness. IrTitPbility OF
the Womb, and other serious and fatal com.
plants follow the female sex throughout
life. Lives Lhere . medical gentleman who
has or can relieve the fair sex Of the above
'troublesf Not many. Is there no combi-
nation Of remedial agents that will come 10
her rescue We answer, Yes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE ON PAS
ON DIscIPLINE.-In a letter to Rev
DR.. Wines, of the New York Pris
on Association, this sensible wo.
man says:
II have already published thu
principle which seems to me L
be at the root of treatment of al
crime against property, namely
to cease to board and lodge thieves
at the cost ofthe people they have
robbed, and to teach them by prac
tical experience that it is cheaper
in actual money-value to worl
than steal. Az far as / have Cd.
portunity to Judge, the most valu.
able reformatory education is miss
ed at present, viz: teaching a mai
that 1t is dearer to steal than Tn
wOrk-the only lesson which most
thieves are capable Of receiving
If a thiefs or 8 fOrger's sentenc,
we're that he had to work his wa,
put Of prison by repaying The
amount, or more than the amount
be had stolen, and repaying th,
State besides for his subsistence
put of his earnings, instead OF be
ing provided for and lodged il
prison, he might then, perhaps
learn this lesson instead Of Me on,
now actually taught hlm-that 4
10 dearer to work than TO steal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
BLOOMING YOUNG GIRLS.

Aiddle-aHed matTOns, those at the critical
period and the aged grandmother, are all
cnret by the use 0fouF English Female Biz.
terra, now prescribed and used by Physici.
all over the country.
II you arc troubled with Falling Of the
Womb, attended with \ sense Of weight and
bearing down, pain In tho b4ck aud side,
and other attendant evils. English Female
Bitten will give entire relief.
Those at tho turn Of life" mothers alter
confinement, and all others finale or I-maie)
who are OnvAlescents from any protrActcd
Or facilitating complaint, who gain strength
slowly, and whose digestion IL slow and I'm
perfect, will ind tnese Bltiers the very
thing their system demands. IL gives q
powerful appetite, aids and assists digeSt-
ton, hf0uses the liver, strengthens mentally
and physically, and Alls the whole system
with pure crimson blood courslng through
It's channels.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

representation Of any Of the great
historical figures Of the war was
likely to 'conjure up the ghosts of
buried animositiesP The truth
Us, 'HistOricus' had got the rebuke
in bis mouth rolling about in nice,
pOmpous words, and had not the
heart to inquire into its common
sense"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

WE were pleased to see on the
streets yesterday the smiling face
Of our old friend Dave Cromline,
whom We understand has left US t
settle down in Crystal Springs
The citizens Of the Stree State Of
COpiah" can congratulate them.
selves on having such an accession
to their ranks. Stackho1se, old
fellow, take good care Of him, he
is all o. X.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15


BELOW Is q list Of premiums
awarded for cotton at the st. Louis
Fair:
New Orleans or long staple cot.
ton-Best bale $500; producers
Montgomery b Sons, Hurricane
Miss; exhibitors John J. Roe & Co
Second best bale $500; producer
A. G. Carter, LinwoOd plantation
La; exhibitors Sells & Co.
Third best bale $500; producer
N. P. Burton, West Feliciana, La
exhibitors Shyrock q Rowland.
Best two bales, raised by one
planter, $500; producer <. Moss
head Of island No. 90: exhibitors
". L. Ewing & Co.
Second best two bales $3.50; nro.
Queer w. A. Collins, Issad1ena
county, Miss exhibitors Shyrock
q Rowland.
Montgomery & Sons, the win.
ners Of the first premiums in this
class, are cOlOred men.
Upland or Short Staple Cotton
Best bale $500; producer W. B.
McShan, Lee county, Miss. ; ex.
hibitOrs Shryock q Rowland.
Second best bale $500; producer
Geo. Alexander, Napoleon, Ark.
exhibitors Sells q Co,
Third best bale $500; producer
A. L. Hill, Marshall county, Miss. !;
exhibitors Sells u Co.
Best two bales raised by one'
planter $500; producer E. A. Lyer-
", Clark county, Miss. ; exhibitors
ShryOck & Rowland.
Second best two bales raised BY
one planter $3.50; producer j. H.
Foster, Yazoo county, Miss. ; ex-|
hibitors Shryock & Rowland.
MISSOURI COTTON.
Best bale $500; producer W. NJ.
Edwards, Dunklin county exhib.
itors Anderson & Watson.
Second best bale $500; producer
NJ, Mccormick, Dunklin county !;
hibitors Anderson & Watson.
9sFhird best bale 800; producer
Joseph Michel, Caruthersville !;
exhibitors Lewis Manson & Co.
swERPsTAKE PREMIUM.
The committees combined toI
award the sweepstake premium,
and appointed Messrs. ThOs. Meier,
r. W. Smith aud W. A. Ober toI
reduce the samples to DO examined
to nine. After this had been done
the following committee was ap-
pointed TO award the premiums:
TheO. ]. Meier NJ. S. X. Bowen,
n. Il. Moore, R. w. Smith, ] Nj
Morey, Green Clay, W. A. Ober, f.
u. Taylor and Joshua Pico.
The following was the award:
For the best bale Of cotton raised
in the United States In 1870, EN-.
bracing all classes except Sea Island
$l,OO0-W. B. McShan, Lee county,
Misc, producer; ShryOck & Row.
land, exhibitors.
1t will have been seen that Nc.
Shane won the first premium for
short staple cotton.
There was great cheering upon
the announcement of the awards.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
SICKNESS, PAIN & DEATH

ILegitimAtely result a. penalties for viola
|tions Of natural laws, from which none c.
The faded cheek, the pale and wan feat
ItufeB, the dull eye, the clOuded intellect the
deep heaving Sigh, the feeble and emaciated
frame, tho detected brow, the offering gait,
|all Indicate previous t~ransgressiOn Of lAw,
knowing that representation Is the tbiei
Iot time" al int ligent being. apply for
some remedy e. soon a. eircumstabees per.
INIT; while those who do not act upon the
principle that delays are dangerous" gen
ltnger, lose more time AID pay more
Thousands Of mothers and daughters, In
|all stations and conditions ofli 0, arc suffer.
ing, lingering and dying from the effects OF
some dreaded and dreadful.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

DANGEROUS ENEMIRs.-A radi.
cal meeting recently held at St
Joseph, La, unanimously resolv.
cd as follows:
"That we recognize as the Sc
Cret and dangerous enemy Of the
colOred race and Of the Republican
party, any man or set Of men who
would raise the question Of color
among as, either in selecting our
officers or in public legislation,
ever maintaining, as we do that
not the color but the mind is the
standard Of the man."
If this be true, we beg to be reg
lstsFed IS q dangerous enemy
though We do not prOposs v "
ZONE, By any means, 3 secret
ousl
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

MONEY NO 0BJEcT.-A lovely
girl in Wisconsin recently recover
ed one hundred and forty dollars
damages in a breach of promise
suit against a pertidious lover.
Her lawyer congratulated her on
the amount when she exclaimed,
with a ferocious glance at the
Emulet defendant, and nervously
clenching her fingers, "Fd give
penny of it to have one
good pull at his hair"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
TIE Bay St. Louis Gazette /

responsible for the following:
A lAughable thing took place at
9 revival meeting somewhere in
Mississippi not long since. The
minister noticed a seedy looking
chap in one Of the seats, looking
as though he needed religion or a
good square meal. So he stepped
up to him and asked him IL he was
a Christian. mo sir" said he, n
am the editor of q Radical paper
in this place." "Then, in the
name Of God, "let US pray" re.
Piled the devoted minister.
Ameai
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
DrOmgOOIe q Co.'s Buchu.

The hast and cheapest combination for all
affections o, the X dneys and Bladder ever
onsRtd 10 the pu Ito. Tt II prep sred b. neg.
ular physicians and used By The prolessloa
Prieeel 20 per lOtile, or SIX BOTTLES FIR Is.
Sold By Druggists and merchants every.
j. p. DrOmgoOle 8 Co.,
iy'aaeoaaWin Memphis, Tsun.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

SPEAKING Of Morton's appoint
ment as Minister to England, the
Nation, a Republican paper, says
ia worse selection could hardly
have been made" Very true. II
a worse one could have been made
1t would have been de.-ICour-
|ier. Journal.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. Il. 1870.
WE desire 70 boz that the oul

We desire to say that the out
side of our weekly edition was
aWorked of" before the sad news
Of Gen. Lees death reached US,
which accounts for the fact that
our whole paper is not in mourn
ing.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

II there is any one hobby OF
the Radical party more palatable
TO the taste Of Its leaders, in dis
Cussing the remarkable features
Of that organization, than all the
rest, that. hobby is education
Since the great day that freedom
struck the EARTH" and carpet bags
came into active demand by the
riff-rafEs of Yaukeedom, since the
hour in which these political jack
asses and ollCe.seekers first began
their crusade on negro credulity,
the burden of all their harrangues
has been education, free schools,
social and political equality on a
high moral basis. But now that
the bright dream Of their political
aspirations has been realized, and
our State government passed into
their control, how great must be the
disappointment Of their colored
constituency who have been waiting
with "great expectations" in their
hearts for the blessed boons sol
often promised, to dawn upon them
when 10 they come not. From
the manner in which the great
question of education has been
discussed by the Radical sheets
and orators(2) Of the country, we
might have reasonably expected
that ere now every negro in the
land would have been a ripe schol-
ar, If school houses and Yankee
school marms could have pro-
duced such O result, but although
the Legislature, executive and ju-
dicial departments Of our State
government are now perfectly or
ganized under the Suppression of the
great party Of "moral IDEAS" not
q single school house has yet been
erected or endowed by these blat.
ant demagogues whose greatest
success in deceiving the ignorant
negroes lies in the fact that they
know how to make ebay while the
sun shines" There is now over
$4,000 of Democratic funds in
the hands Of Sheriff Furlong, paid
in for school purposes by Demo.
cratic tax payers, and because
Superintendent Peas has not YET
arranged with northern publish.
ing houses the small item of com.
missions which he imagines is a
legitimate perquisite due to his
patronage, we are compelled TO
'forego the pleasure of seeing the
children Of our city engaged in
storing their minds with useful
knowledge. This sum We pre-.
sumo will be made the basis of
some grand development in the
system Of education for our coun-
ny. Doubtless It will be added to
the purchase money which will be
realized from the sale of the pub
lie school building, which we
learn it is the intention of the
Trustees to sell. In the mean
time the negroes are being stuffed
with golden promises as to the
disposition of this fund, and are
patiently biding their time, conf.
dent, in the superior administrative
abilities of those they have elect
Jed to nourish this important con-
sideration for them. As a short
solution of the perplexing ques.
ton, what is to be done with the
school fund on hand and to be col.
We would suggest thai
|Pease call a convention of his sub
fordinates and engage all hands in
p game of "seven up" the winner
10 take The pile. This would Ger
be q more honest way to in.
|herit this school legacy than the
popular method Of stealing.