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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-11-21
LOST.

He found at dawn in woodlands deep,
Sweet buds still wrapp'd In dewy sleep.
He cast them on the murm'ring tide,
And wistfnl said, III walk beside,
will not hold them to my heart,
Lest every love should death impart,
But when the heat of day is past,
The flowers shall cool my brow at last"
Tho sound Of bells, the song of birds,
He would not hear, nor chiluren's wsrds.
He would not see two soft blue eyes
That sought his own with sad surprise
Half lingering said, "No, no, not yet" /"
And turn'd away with faint regret,
And SO they passd UNMARKED away,
The glories of that summer day.
With that glad day each sweet sound died,
The flowers were lost upon the tide,
And whom night fell in cold repose
The stars behsld the blue eyes close.
All, foolish heart thou would'st not stay
And seize the brightness Of to-day.
Naught now remains but longing vain
The past can never come again!
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-11-21

A SECOND GREAT EAsTERN.-A con.
tract has been made by Hooper's Tele-
graph Works (imited) for the construc-
tion of steamer specially designed fer
the laying of submarine telegraph cables
This will be the first cable steamer
specially built, and it is contemplated
that considerable saving will be effect
ed in the cost of laying future submarine
cables by its use. The vessel will be Ca
pabls of taking 5000 to 1000 miles Of
cable in one length, and will be EN-,
ployed in the submergence of the Great
Western Telegraph Company's cable
and of which about one thousand miles
have passed the tests of Sir William
Thomson and Prof. Fleming Jenkin, tn,
engineers of the company.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-11-21

Indiana has twenty-three daily, four
tri-weekly, one semi weekly, 243 weekly
and nineteen monthly publications.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-11-21

The American oyster has been pre-
nounced the best in the world.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-11-21

There are five female practising physi.
clans in Binghamton, N. Y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-11-21

Ninety thousand barrels of pork are
"cornered" in Chicago for a rise.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24
- - =. .ll.'al-'-a--l..7-
The Proof.

Thhe virtuous GRANTEES assert that
the charges Of fraudsin the late cleo
ton In Pennsylvania are without
proof. Let us see = In the city of
PPhiladelphia with $4,000 population,
10000 more votes were registered than
were ever cast in NewY ork with its
$4,000 population. And these very
Grant Radicals have always claimed
that the large vote in New York was
evidence that Immense sfrands were
practiced there. How, then, is it pos
sible for them 10 escape the conclu-
sion that there gistration and election
in that city was a stupeudous swim
die? As to the mahuer in which the
matter Of false counting is conducted
there a, circumstance connected with
the MeClure-Gray contestywills serve
to. illustrator A majority was return
ed against Mcclure of 1000, and sat-
isfied that he had been defeated by
fraud he contested the election, and
IN the trial of the case last winter be
pr0duced such undubitable proofs
before the legislature that he had been
elected by 5000 that that body, cor
rupt9 and .Republicaao though it was,
was forced to admit him to his seat
IN the Senate From one district they
had returned but about one hundred /
votes as, cast for him, while he pro-
1ueed 1900 witnesses who sswore that
hey had actually voted for him in /
hat district. With registration of I
.5,eU Illegal votes and such b. examples es
# # false counting, coiqlpnti who, can have any
lo1bt rs to the 1perpetrationiof inn
neIase efrauds at the election In that
State that render popular elect ions,
here 4, most iaisgracefqi farce; and,
hat thelresnlt there is the decision of
= gang of fiinfamous ballot-box suffers
md peaJufed swindIers and not the
ieerdict Of the people, Of, that State? { 1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24
IrPresident for Life.

,te Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM, of Ohio,
says Grant should be elected asooften
las the Constitution permits As
there is no constitutional limit, MI.
Bingham of course means ato have
him President for life. q This is clear
ely the object ofthe Radicals, ana the
one in which the great danger lies, If
the people are soheedled into, electiag
him now. they will be compelledato to
elect him in 1876.Tosf ,hlo 5fi AZ 5sao
-I1e 5sf5iyien rsisA 10 ssis1snoo h9ls
gsa. bed l9eis siqo99 no Ja,ij lo4si sdf
soilIo o5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

.-asT The GRANTEES declare that i. the
= frauds and crimes alleged to- have
been perpetrated in Pennsylvania be
atTnes it, don'ttfollowl that their whole
.iparty should be condenfhedo fol. the
acts Of these few rasccals, IF they don't {
watt to be classed among the crimi-
mails let them stop rejoicing over the.
resuh fof their iihfamy' ana honestly
express their disap soflthe
criminal acts-sebnss~su
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

nnq IT is reported that the notorious
Ii w NJ. NJ Tweed, confident of the iabil-
p ity ofithe State to convict him, has ta-
: : ken steps to avoid arrest, that, his.
s ttiight from the country if not actually
81 taken place, is so7arranged7that IL will
/ speedily occur and in such MANNER
p as to 'elfide the officers of the, law,
e. The GRANTEES will thus loselsone Of
their most valuable helpers in the
Il coming contest 40f 3is9W Tsh5i9lt b
.I....n Ea.lal..a-. e.Ia..t ..-LA bag .sIoh ..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24
) Betting on Electionls2.9

The GRANTEES can't defend the party
by argument; but they try the bluff
game of betting on the result. Most
Of the money offered 70 be bet by these
tools Of corrupt leaders is stolen from
the government and furnished them
for that purpose. About every broad
mouthed Radical you meet has, his
corruption fund to play the bluff game
with. Betting is not argument; it is
not proof of a just cause it is Vio-
lation OF, law for which there is'a Sc
we're penalty ; lit is gambling. .sr;'Ieg
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24
radical Love of the Taborers.

Just about the time of the late cleo
ton in this State certain rnanufae-
turer in the village Of GarrettsvilIe
whose sympathies gushed for the la
boring man, went around among the
hardy sons of toll using every persua-
sion and argumentko induce them d
vote the Grant ticket, declaring to
them that if Greeley should be elect
ed wages would be reduced to very
low. figure The election was scarce
~ over and the smoke of the conflict
cleared away, when this same man
went TO- the men IN MS employ and
informed, them that he could not af-
ford to pay the wages they were then
receiving and they must submit to d
rednction, > demand with whfsh they.
refused to comply and left him to
his own affairs. and odo This
ewnE work wifhs The assistance ora
few apprentices iie, That's the, way
these hypocrites show ltheiro love for
when there Is no elee-d
tfoBtof hand. 1nsm9v0nI y1dsim bGa
g.. Is go
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

:
-I,nQUR reformed Civil Service furnish
tes its daily record Withstf1e regularity
of a. BrideweH. In the Navy Z ard at
Brooklyn fifteen hundred extra men
are at work on nothing iii In North
Carolina pecialagents ntsoffthepostofffce
department, paid liberal salaries out of
: taxes, half of which came ioutE of Lib
eral pockets, are busy manipulating
theipress of the State to1idefeat that
party land from Alamania comes an
other idisagreable story concerning the
jobbery of Senator Spencer aand sthe
Q Post Office Department. ili the carrying
of the mails.L-la zILmht aMl " alMEla
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

sd Al Toronto dispatch of the 18th,
inst says ''rhe epidemic among hor-,
!.ses is now extending throughout thes
Dominion. 1t is seriously interrupt
ing the business Of the country, The
g street cars in Montreal have. stopped
Lon this account., - hiIl ls'llls - nI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

=, n - lflIf Z ITU VuIViI ..IU y 9I9E 2
! ;, ) There is no use talking; there has,
: been more, eorruptionaiin Stale and
& National Government since tKefad i
.iysntof the Republican party to pow
q than IN All THE previops ears since
Washington was first inaugurated.
Once thereawas, now and them SIM
5gle thief-noy they steal IN battal-
: ) lions The .only1,way this band of
/ / plum ndereEs Gan be, broken, up is ito go
2 t0ithe election on the, 5thof Novem-
nber landfvoteifof Horace Greeley. & He
who fails to do so VIII justly be held.
responsible fer continuing the rule of
the corruptionists.! ii taga 9iF
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

= EGAL NOTICE, ,--Susannah Kellar who
= resides IN ColumbiRnna County, Ohio, is
hereby notified tn her husband Isaac Kellar,
filed his petition against her in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas OF Portage
county, Ohio, on the 18th day of October. 1872.
setting forth among other FITTINGS that his said
wife has been guilty of gross neglect OF duty
and willful absence for more than three years
last past, and prayes for divorce and custody
Of minor child, Birtha Kellar. Said petition
Will be for hearing at tho next term of said
Court of Common Pleas. ISAAC KELLAR.
BY Hart Il Reed. his. Att'ys. r
2l7-6t.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

ia Ben O Wade, the old tfwar horse .
( who snuffs the battle afar of, furnish
es the President with, the following,
certificate ofigood moral character -.
;:a s1 bel belieye myself, from all thatI know
4 that he is a, total abstinence man. It.
is understood that MIR. Wade will
next aeertffy that Simon Cameron is
: banoa4 <5# IA s3s< stts s. ioor vct
lnIooneeYssSnant. .nlid arntad ilo uNl sasL
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24
Read 1t 3

asinsrhe Speech of Hon. Geo. i: Psnr
:. dIeton which we. publish on our first
Z page of this issne. lis brief andrto the
isspoint, % and 'withal, onesio of tho most
sensible speeches we have read. since
q III tAhsss opening Of the 9qampaigpsi We
an especially commend jt to the careful
w pernsal, and andidfconsideration Of
ir those etaylatlhofhg Democrats who
ess55Sst Jug gdt stss tsatss 0fobia ct ths late
) election. tne1f Yldissoq .nmnIoa %.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

bTHEmajority for Hendricks IN In
diana is now, reported at over 200.
: This is the State, over the Fesultof the
& election in1Which nthe, Sth inst, the
= GRANTEES sent up a'shout of 0icing,
: ! THEY win get cold com foibats ffogibasf from the
: ,Hoosier State in NoEember. insw 70
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

mod At the head OF this column viii be
qs found the Demo ana Liberal
Republican Electoral ticket for this
State to be supported at the election
on the 5th of November next. ~ ~.
R1GAHnff Il fGa 5Efgk tSHN t-lF
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

g. Let every Democrat maksitI his bus
: siness to see. that every other Demo-
i. scFat i'm hiss uneighborhood goes to the,
polls, and we will certainly carry
dOhio In November "a - lloa eaDoE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

IAN persons are hereby notified
IN not to trust my wife Ataline Prosser ON my
account will pay no debts OF her contracting.
for the reason that on tie 30th day of September
1872. without just cause or provocation, she left
my bed and board, without my consent.
WIL1ET PROSSER.
Rayenha, Oct. 10, 1872 III 217 Sw.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

-
: : HIRAM Green, Esq Writeth a CATE
:ll chism q Of easy lessons for the Grant
b | Wbois' the first Grant MANI ,Ad'efi.
Division and Silence are the next. sii
81 W6p is ithes first Grant woman ?
Miss Hule. y4otoiY. animW S13 bna -
I a., Who came, near being the. first murTT
derer,? i Judge Lewis ,peRt4Io igd %
Who was'the first maEtNr an Henry
keads s1onI .1saV ,saec iidgq9I ao
|. MA0s are IN the )llarisn den EsaThe
Grant organs and stump speakers.
=, Who Kicked the children of. Israel
out of the us. armytI / Gem Grant 9
Who would ,(if, he Dconld1 command
the New York Sun to keep still.
Joshua Grant! 20 fTVa aRr %
What proof have we,that Moses was
not a Grantite2 Because hez did not
have the. comm andmenfs engraYen on
d, table of Seneca sand dstoneuoT,sfy -
20 10 Who, was the first to be translated
Ito. Sing Sing,niS a be had not Joined
the GRANTEES Bill Tweed, tnior
Who tries to- save lost men77such
as Blaine, Patterson, Cofax, Bout!
well, Wilson Dawes and other Cred
M0Bilier l1 stoekh 0ldeFs2 oakess ss
What ID th,sSh The chief & fead end eaf eoaf the q Grant So
ties t! 81 To their King and elect,
mn MN Jifq Jfofqreyer'o1 OF buo1q oot II ed ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24
III II = u I'M y = 70 =
The Grant Majority i'm Ohio all
KOtes-+Let lit be- wiped
Out, .YiisHos1sq nof1

|snMeErO NOtes-4Le6 lit be- wiped
Out, .YiiABos1sq noi1
The Republican -majority-in Ohio
for Secretary oil, Stateiis ,14055., This
Is just about the mum Der of the negro
voters in the State. So the Repabli
can majority of 4,42S white Ohio
votes for Grant in ll !, 1855, sesea the ne
g,.oes 'eere not iyoteEs, is now entirely
wiped Spt, and al the present Re
s}aslsE bssss Rs sgaps ss 81
that that o nImberl of Demoerats, ID in the
,sI State #. who did not .yoteoat the late
,,eelection, can we not have their assist
ance to wipe out the neoro majority
election? !? Come, gentlemen, up and
do 1t, .4a .,of,fot,ef, t-.4 ~uV
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

= TIE ST. Louis ,Repatb bltcaaa says -
" MISSOURI is safe for 35,000 majority
for Greeley and Brown.'~. 80 bGr gai
alb aaal tsi3sd si ladf 99SdwyT9V9
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24
sEXECUTQR'S. -SALEIOFa
j, ! REAL "a 4, + ,EFISTAfA5Tl[iEE, Tl[iE
Saturday, Novem6er 9th, 1872,

Sdtur0dY, ~ ocem0ef 9tR, 1SI2,
the s9ll9vipgI Real ;Etsa.si .; the poperyIor
,the safti deeedent, ttoywit:H Being part, of Lot
number thirty one in said township, and bound
ed us follows: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner OF ten acres of land in said lot number
thirty me md on the south line of Jacob Henry's
iandi thence south 90 deg. so MIN. east eighteen
chains and forty-seVen. links; thence n. one
fourth deg S twenty three chains and II lfty -four
links thence N eighty mime deg 80 min. w.
tive lty-siN chains and hinety-ohe links thence
n one fourth deg, n six chains and six links;
thence S. SO deg 30 min. e. five chains and sixty
eight links thence n. one e-fourth deg. n. seven
teen chains and sixty links to the place of he
ginn Ing, ,conta aihfng llty- three acres and fifty
iiundroathe- OF an acfeAof1and, and being the
same land decided by Daniel Huber to said de-
cetlent by deed dated October IL, 1865 Sale to
commence at O'Clock, p. m. .ta-
Terms :-One-thirSl of the purchase money to
be paid down the balance in one and two years, |
to be'secured by mortgage on the premises.
WILLIAM BOONE.
Executor of George Boone, decd. |
HurcHINS &THOMAS, Attorneys. ( -
Sufileld, Ohio. Oct, 10.
On z -RGHugsu 80 9hlss
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

TIE Columbus FDispatch an linden
pendentljeurnal thus commentsupon
the result.of theilateelection in Penn
ss,vlvanfa. I'll .sonE9iiis8is 1ss -ao
y The offfciala figures for the majority
of Haftranft, Repqbl blieanu candidate
for Governor Of PennsylYania are
l34455,,,, There appears to, be a wide
margin for the opinion that very much
OF this majority fsa Eandl We do
candidly think that "a, dominant and
exu1tant party can afford to be honest
Whoever maybe President, let HIM
have an honest majority, and with out
the. Influence of such means as are
clearly exposed in Penns yfHaiiiiiia- No
man of dignity and Idsceneyr .Wo oufda
accept the Pfesidene ey i conf erred by
confessed and palpabiy exposed cora
Fdptioh. Let a fair, vote. elect the'
next President, and. if be- cannot -bes
elected decehtly, then lei, the office DE
abolfshed..s, Where law and order is
not observed, anarchy is che next rel
suit and the argume ntagainst it is de-
priyyead. d.,e,Ilh half a' its weigghf. .sra4ed We
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

MA tBerkehirei and Magies1aC
lst best boar oyer year old, Frank Ford. Ra- gB
LIST IS boar under 4 yoar old IA Pare lif
ndt s5sf'SS9sG sos sSdgp wear old Franz Fard o.
gitfO foivefina II ?! y = !ll ,if-' Q M
1fst best s9w under Il year old. Frank Ford. on
snt sow tasIs aiidef i Year Old, Frank Ford "
gf cRayepa.s- ~. ~ :. 90
list sow and pigs, ii Cotton. Rayenna OI
end !" COW and pigs, 4 Ford, RavenhA - J OO
LIST X fat hog. Il Ford, Rayenna !! III % 3 Wl
Committee-EP Chapman, II X Redleld VIM r
Dickinson, =
sdH4ti Class la-Stpespstdkes,
Best bull any age with pedigree, A Bal HAh
,tIhaGC q Merrill, Paris - Ll---- ..L- 90 90
. stallion of any age with pedigree, A sll
'tl4 NJ Spellman, Rootstown.- %, 90
,d y buck OF any age long wool, O II Bal
!, eass nE nSwstsr s.,,s ion,, wool 4 a.. 10
unger, AtWater- 90
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

snolssmh, p .&oioat Nst> % Nat'
| g q r 7 IA S. d
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

70 shon1rl9 sdf ni iesIg lissii a5vo1Q
1sfaoqg 1s nag q Boa mobslw ri
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

Class 29-Pict~res and Fancy York.
1st best oil painting, Miss Mary A. Will
liams, Ravenna. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2iO
2nd g oil painting, Mrs. S. Puckett, Raw. / "
1st g wax work, Mrs. E. Wait, Raw. / O
2nd Sc do Mrs. K. d. Kelley, Raw. 81
1st &c ornamental basket, Miss X. White 81
1st "spec'n wax flowers Mrs. E. L, Rich
Afdson. MISS Eaftfe CafnoA, (e&ch9s OF
list gpee'n moss or Iitchen work, Miss
Mary Law, Miss Julia Ely, (each). 81
1st " case stuffed birds, Geo. Kenward.. l Ot
Committee-E. A. Stein, Mrs. A. A. Graham
Mrs. A. e. Grun6le.
Class 3D.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24

1st best piece of cotton and wool flannel. Mrs
VIM L l--.-----.!.---.3 8
2rd "a piece Of cotton and wool flannel, Mrs
.Ht VIM l. Russell -. -.-- n Ll1Iit /
1st g pair gents wool hose, Mrs Wm L.
ItuSSCH
end ~ pair gents wool hose, Mrs Carter
- RaVenna : iLs3-L------..--.
. VIENNA. - III 4 991- u IT, lEl--..f.i y. 3
End $ piece rag carpet, MRS L. Harper. RAJ
CommiGtee-Mrs B B Mason, Mrs P B Coma
Mrs David Jennings ind dfiI oTllo8 10
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-24
mass l-StaZlso7s

lst best bull 3 years old and over, Jas Hud
1st e. yeariing bull; Benz Bingham, Edin-
End d yearling bun, G b Mcgrew, Streets:
list =, bail calf Olin Bradford: ;,
2nd bull calf A B & L G Merrell, Paris. 3.
LIST ~ COW 3years old and over, 0lin Brad
!f-1r sl.- ford .-.L =
Ind g cow years old and over A B and Z,
10 &c Merrill, Paris ?. = -.s..
1st = heifer years old, : Il B and L @ Aer-
sna :. ; bn;ss ra5is nss Iii s3;s =
lst g heifer year old, Geo Bradley. Ra-
End heifer year old, A B and L c Mer-
& 1fsC rlll Paris ~. -Iif lll'.lI Q I
1st - aheifer calf Olin Bradford -. .A---z al s
2nd :" heifer calf, A B and L c Merrill, Paris
~ 2years old steers, Carter & Sons. =
+ Cemmittee--W W Mccall, b F Knapp, VIM 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25
INGENUITY SF ANEhALs.

One of the largest of ferocious animals
in South America is the iaguar-a native
tiger-felis oncG. Besides being large and
immensely strong, it practises extracFdin-
airy strategic schemes in procuring foo !,
which indicate something above mere in !,
stinct, because circumstances are constant.
ly requiring some variations in their fara-
ging expeditions for prey. Humboldt saws
when they find turtle they adroitly turn
it oyer on its back. It is then helpless,
and totally 4lAbie to offer resistance In
that condition. With the most cruel mani
festations of the feline character. the
jaguar then leisUrely gnaws out the quiy-
ering flesh from between the shell and the
carspace. Another of jaguar's reasoning
maneuverings is to quietly follow the mar
gin Of streams. At the sight of fish near
enough to be approached, With q quick
dash of its paw the gsre is thrown high
and dry above the bank. Fortunately for
tbs country, the jaguar has a match in the
great serpents that infest tropical America.
In the twinkling of an eye one of those
monsters winds himself around his body.
and brushes out life and cracks the bones
into fragments at the same moment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25
KEEP OUT OF DEBT.

Half the perplexity, annoyance and srou-
BILE that men have in the world is in conse-
quence Of getting into debt. 1t seems to
be natural for some peopleto buy, and in
cur obligations without measure, so long
as they can avoid paying ready cash.
Give one of this sort a chance to buv
on credit, and the question of payments
are matters that he cares but little about.
But what z crop of trouble springs up from
the seed of debt. How many gray hairs
it brings, and how often It shortens life:
sometimes leading men to commit suicide
or murder. And yet how easy it is to
keep clear of this terrible monster. Every
young nan should form fixed and unai-
tersble determination, before Commencing
his active business career, not to incur ons
penny of indebtedness, under any cjrcum.
stances. Never buy anything unless Won
have the money to pay for it at once. Paw
no attention 10 splendid opportunities !,
t'rsre chsnces," bargains" and the ike.
Ii you see anything that you would like ID
accept, look first at your money pile. and
make the answer depend upon that. All.
ways pay as you go. If you are short of
money, guase your demands accordingly.