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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-14
Homicide and Excitement at Los
ganSport, Indiana.

LooANsPoRT, IND, November 19.-
Judge Dykeman, a prominent citizen Of
this place, shot Win. @. Moreau to-day,
the late sponsor to Mr.. O'Conor at the
Louisville Convention and now editor Of
the Logansport Sun. The cause Of the
shooting was the appearance Of an article
In last weeks issue Of the Sun denouncing
Dykeman. Moreau's wound Is serious,
but will not prove fatal,
On last evening mob, comprising
about fifty persons, prepared to tar aud
feather Mr.. Moreau, but were foiled by
the police. Six Of the men were arrested
and Jailed. The men arrested were en-.
ployed by Dykeman.
Major Moreau, who was shot by Dyke
man to-day, Is not so seriously wounded
as at first supposed, yet he Is in preca-
rious condition. The excitement In the
city has subsidized.
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Suspension Of Large Silk Factory
at Paterson, N. J.s.DISaEreemenI
BetWeen EmploYera and Workman.


PATERSON, November 1S.-The broad
silk Weavers in Tilt & SONS Phoenix
Mills in this city, the largest establish
ment Of the kind In the United States,
quit work to-day; the proprietors insist
ing on reduction Of 30 per cent in their
wages. The strikers number 200 men,
and tifly apprentices, whose wages ag.
gregate about 5000 per week. There
are one hundred broad silk weavers in
other mills but their wages have not been
cut down yet. The silk trade OF the city
employing 1000 persons is excited, as
II Is believed that the 20 per cent reduc-
ton will become general. The New
York, Hartford and Greenpoint trade
unions are in communication with the
strikers.
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BANGOR, NE, November ia severe
gale commenced blowing here last even.
Ing, and ragged through the night with
great fury. The schooner seraph was
blown ashore, and It Is reported that two
Or three olher1 are alhOre below.
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Weather Report.
WAR DRPARTnINT,
OPP1CR OF THE CHIKP SIaNAL OHFICER,
WAsHNGToN, D. c., November IS.-7:80 P.N.


0PPICR OF THE CHIEF SIaNAL OPTIcEn,
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 1S.-ES0 P.N.
PROBABILITIES. l ...
The barometer will probably continue
falling over the Lower Lakes, and thence
over the entire sections of the Middle
States and New England, with south.
westerly to southeasterly winds, threaten.
ing weather and rain tomorrow n the
south Atlantic and Gull States. Easterly
to southwestly winds and partly cloudy
weather will prevail in the Northwest,
and thence to Missouri and upper and
lower Ohio Valleys. Northerly to west.
erly winds and clearing and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional light rain and
snow on the Upper Lakes. Brisk and
high southwestly and northwesterly
winds, threatening weather and rain ex.
tending into Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.
Warning signals continue at Duluth,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Grand Haven, De.
troit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, oSwego
and Rochester.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
! DI.pA oh to the Intel llsencer.

Special DIIpA oh to the Intel llsencer.
CHARLESTON, ". Va, November 10.
Nicholas (ofIlcia) gives Greeley q
majority; Raleigh OF, and Boone go. Tht
District will give Greeley q small major
ity-nOt over 1000.
G. ". ATKINSON.
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Educational.
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Established BY conRreIS; adopted BY tho State:
aided By the bOneyoIonoe of individuals, loeis-
des, and other Institutions
Five Departments Of Instrus ustion-titsasy,
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and RaRlassr.
Ing. Also thoroughly organised Prepatssofy
Department, ~
In charge Of large Faealty Of accomplished
scholars and SuecesSEal educators,
FALL T1nM begins September Glh. WHFER.
December 9Th. BRRtAa, March 2Ith.
COMMENCEMENT. June 70, 1873.
Total expenses nom Siso 10 sSSo per yOAr. Len
70 those boarding Ia clubs. -
Send for Catalogue, containing full pAstisu.
lars, to
ALEX, MARTIN. Pre,Idsat.
MoaeAMfowH, W. Va. July Is, lsTG. jyI0
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, November 13.-The official
returns show Republican majority Of
$500, q gain Of 1850 over 1870. The
Legislature stands 1l9 Republicans to IL
Democrats.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 18.-5 P. MA
heavy gale prevailed to-day on the Brit
ish coast, doing much damage to ship.
ping.
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Ch olera In southern Austria,

ROME, November 13.-In consequence
Of the cholera in Southern Austria, the
government has issued orders requiring
vessels arriving at ports in Italy from
the former country to undergo quarantine.
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Minister Bancroft at COnStantInople.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, November 1s.-Geo.
Bancroft, American Minister at Berlin,
had an interview with the Sultan yester-
dav
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TRENTON, N. J.

Legality OF Gov. PaEkeE,s Jersey City
Appointments Confirmed.
TRENTON, November l3.-The su-
preme Court oi New Jersey has declared
as legal Governor Parkers appointment Of
Police Commissioners Ii Jersey City, and
says no clerk or other officer can lawfully
refuse to swear into Office any person
holding 0 commission from the Governor.
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-Brownlow claims the election Of
eight Republican Congressmen ont Of ten
In Tennessee.
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BY TELEo GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the 1ntsllIsencer.

(By tho Western Onion Line,
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Bts,)
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leak under control Al 10 , 4 got all the water out Of the
ship. Fer the Kind help and ASSISTANCE % Captains BA1il
auf Weeks and their crews, I return my heartfelt thanks
On the Tth put away for PIover Bay arriving there on The
ith Fonnd ne falgwfrr Ships living there Live Oak"
5 whales; aMareuEo." II; "Jireh Perry" II and 500 wal
rus jams Anen.r I3i Alaska ;. al bound 10 san Fran-
cisco. Here We broke out our ship and pa1ked over the stove
bow. Sailed again 90 the 18th, sEi passed through the lsAd
passage 10 company With the bark -AlaskA" Had a pleasant
Iazzsge a. far A. lat 359 y. long 1859 ". Here experienced
heavy equal striking the ship, which hove her down and took
Of an the bats. davits and cranes On the hTb0au side
Prom thence % the Islands had Light westerly aud souiheriy
winds. Arrived ia H0uol1lu Sunday, Nov 18th
REroEr OF STEAMSHIP AIAI,J J. D.. HOWELL. CoNSASDEa-
-I<n san Frsnrisco "a the sh q November. On the l4th
Mr. Ralph Phelps. a storage passenger. was fatally Injured BY
a block striking him on the head, and died ten hours after
The hudy va. preserved for burial az honolulu Arrived ia
Honolulu W~ein=siay morning, Nov 20th.
ALLY, Purser-
Report or SrEaHsHIP NEvADA. J. H. BLETHES, Con-
nANDEH-Leh Po-t Chalmers Oct 10Th al li5O ? \ fr Homo
lulu. via Lytteit0n. Wellington. Napier and Auckland Ar
rived al Auckland Nov 1t a. ss55 4 =, AMI saii=i Nov p At
4l5PN. Had ordinary foe E-aiher until Nov lJth, since
then strong NJ Ends and heavy head seas Arrived Al HG-
noIulu Nov 10Th at4 ~ J-LASERT, Pursrr-
REPORT or SIR CETLOS, WOODS, MASTER SAILED from
Bo-fon July 9Th Aug d, in lat 80 ~, long Z77 ", spoke
chin 1Teunysou-n Graves, from Boston. Cor Madras al the
same lime spoke ship - Riugl-ader," from Nez NOrk, for san
VALPARAISO. Crossed the equator in the Atlantic Aug 5h
in long u . 90 " Passed Cape Horn sept l4h had con-
tiuuaI heavy NV gales from sept i5th tn Oct Ssh Spit sails
and carried away sling band O. lover Ere-tOpsah yard. Was
30 days from 90 10 the Atlantic 70 5OS an the Pacific.
Cro-sei th- equator IN the Pacific Nov 5h IN long l24o w.
morning Of the 2Oth, arriving in HOn0lulu the neSt u1orning,-
l5 days passage
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PASSENG

FRox GILBERT IsLISDs-Per Morning Star, Nov. 17th-
Mrs E T Doane, w p Alexander, Rev J ID AHA and 5 chill
dren, : Gilbert Islanders, Mr. Manuel.
FoR WISDwARD PoRTs-Per Kilauea. Nov. Isth-Rev w
p Alexander, : II Foster. Miss Nellie Makee. Vim Brede. T
J Hayselden, JE, Mrs Capt Schneider, + Sylvia, wife and 3
children, r Brown, II Hind, and about "a deck
From SAN FRANCIscO-Per Ajax, Nov. 2Oth-Mfss Park,
Miss BigeOw, W Schrauhstadter, & de La Vergne. wife and ?
children, Mrs Hobbs and boy. Miss Vaudeville and nephew,
A LARGO, Miss Grey, II Corndof, Miss Hebron, Mrs Parke
and daughter, Mrs Davis, F Banning and wife, J ID Brewer
and wife, Capt Mist wife. I children and servant. c b Wate,
Mrs McCulya and ? children, II in storage, and IS in transitu
for A Auckland
FRoH AuckLASD-Per Nevada, Nov. 20th-M Marshall,
Mr. and Mrs } w Fox, and 81 in iransitu for San Francisco.
FRON LAHAINA-Per Nettie Merrill. Nov. 2Ist-A Smith,
T Brown, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. ~Stoddard, and 10 deck
FoR Saw FEANcIscO-Per Ajax, Nov. 22d-Dr C r IVES
ton. G w Meyer, WIN Duncan, wife, child and servant, J w
Widdiheld, Capt A Enquist, Capt r A Pitman, T Cummins,
Mrs Il silva and 2 children, Jas Brooks, A Francisco, J n lie
Roy, Jas W Fox, and SO ia transitu from Auckland.
FRoN LNHAISA-Per Nette Merrill. Nov. sIst-F Brown,
) p stcddard, A & Smith,, and II deck.
FRoN KAHULUT-Per Ka Moi. Nov. Gals T Alexander.
Thos Everett, 7 IL Paris, Mr. stephens, Mrs Luscom, and IS
deck.
FRoN WISDwNED PoRTs-Per Kilauea, Nov. 23rd-Capt
james Make, l. McCully, : II Foster, G " c Jones. W Kin
ney, 7 J H~sysehien and wife, F weeden, r Whitman, Asam.
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SOME PEOPLE are always ready to remark, Z" /
told you it would be So" when anything note
worthy has happened, at which they themselves
are as much surprised as anybody else. We may
be ~pardoned a slight degree of self-complacency
when we remind our readers that we gave good
reasons, some two months ago, for our belief that
the whalers would speedily abandon San Fran
cisco, finding as they must, that a stay in that
port would be utterly disastrous to their voyages.
In our issue of September 28th. we concluded an
article on the subject in these words On the
whole, we are inclined to think that whaleship
owners will wish they had left San Francisco out
of the programme, and continued the old practice
of recruiting at Honolulu" The temptations
offered to crews to desert a whaleship are over
towering in San Francisco. of one ship, it is
related that fourteen of her men left while she
was laying : off and on, - and that others soon
after ancho-Ing in the bay lost half the crews.
Added to this the fact that freights are quoted at
fifteen cents per gallon, and that oil is not in
demand, and held at As to So cents-our whaling
friends find that they have decidedly gone to the
wrong port.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

w.. I6-Schr Active. Hopu. from Koloa, Kauai.
IT-Schr HokuleIe. Ahuihala, from AnahOlA, Kauai.
lam VII bk ArnoIda, G p BauIdry, from Arctic, with
500 bbls VIII, 1000 ts bone.
liam missionary brig Morning Star, Hareti, "a DIGS
from Gilbert Islands
IT-Bht VIII bk Chance, Norton, from Arctic, with so
bbis VIII
IS-S.hr Annie, Wood, from Hio, Hawaii.
I9-Schr Odd Fellow, Keoki. from Hio. Hawaii.
2O-Am steamship Ajax, J ID Howell, 10 days from San
Francisco
D-sehr Warwfck, Kalawaia. I'm RaunakakaI, Molokai
2O-Am stmr Neyadl, J n Blethen, IS daysfrom Auek-
land.
2O-Sehr Mary Ellen. Jim, from Kohala, Hawaii.
2t-Schr Neftie Merrill. Crane, from Lahaina, Maui.
2f-Am ship Ceyion, Woods, I6 days from Boston.
ef-Bnt bk Excelsior, Edgar, I2O days from Liverpool.
Alan Oh bk Triton, Heppingstone, from Arctic, via
KRwaihae, 10 months out from home, with IS
bbIs SPIN, $50 bbls VII, 5000 tbs bone
21-Schr Ka Mot, Davis. from khhului. Maui.
=s-Schr Hattie, Nika, from NaEniWiI, Kauai
Z5-Stmr KiIauea, McGrezor. from Hawaii and Maui.
23-5chr Prince, West, from KOna aud Kau, Hawaii
Z3-sch Jenny. Lambert, from Waimea & KolOa, Kauai.
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APPROACHING HoIIDAYs-The following official
notice appears in the Gazette of this week:
days, will be observed on the several days men,
toned below. The Government Offices will be
closed throughout the Kingdom.
THURSDAY, November 2sth.--Recognition of Ha-
Tsiian independence by the Governments of Great
Britain and France.
WEDNESDAY. December llth,-Birtb-day of Ills
Majesty the King.
WEDNESDAY, December 25th.-Christmas Day.
WEDNESDAY, January LIST. Is73.-New Years Day.
FEKD W. HUTCHINSON.
Minister OF Interior.
INTERIOR OFFICE. Nov. 18th. 1872.
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DEPARTURES.

!. l8-Schr Mary Ellen, Jim, for Maalaea, Maui.
16-HAE brigtn VIM n Alien, Schneider, for Tahiti, Wis
KaWaihae.
16-Schr Neftie Merrill, Crane. for Labaina, Maui.
Is-Stmr Kflauea, McGregor. for Maui and Hawaii
ls-Sloop Live Yankee, Clark, for Hama. Maui.
1s-Schr Juanita, Dudoit, for kaunakakai, MOtokai-
18-Schr Hattie. Nika. for Nawfisii, Kauai.
1s-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for Koloa A. Waimea, Kauai
I9-HaE ok Courier. Plesse, for Bremen
I9-Schr Active, HOpu. for Koloa, Kauai.
2O-Schr Pauahi, Reynolds, for Kaanakakai. MoIokai.
20-Sehr Ksoui Ana. Malaihi. for Eoloa, Kauai.
21-Sehr Rob Roy, Jim, for Koolau.
22-Am stmr Ajax, J ID Howell, for San Francisco.
2a-Schr Odd Fellow. Keoki, for Hno. Hawaii
22-Sehr Hokulele, AhuihaLa, for Anahola, Kauai
z2-Sehr Warwick, KalaWaia, br Kaunakakai, Molokai
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Aobertiser.
SATURDAY. NOYEMBER o.

IL ACCORDANCE with the recommendation OF
President Grants Thanksgiving Proclamation,
We are requested to state that American citizens
are invited to attend Divine Service at the Fort
Street Church, on Thursday next, November 2S,
at IL O'Clock 4. NJ, when a sermon will be
preached appropriate to the occasion by the Rev.
DIR. Damon. As the 2Sth is also a Hawaiian
national holiday, the attendance of ali nat.onali-
ties will doubtless be large, and all are cordially
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James Gordon Bennett, the late editor Of the
New York Herald. left a large bequest to his wife,
but only upon condition that she remained his
widow This condition will, it is said, be set
aside by the Courts. 1t has been judiciously de-
cided over and over again that all conditions in
restraint to marriage are opposed to public policy,
and are simply null and void. Mrs. Bennett is
much younger than her late husband, and may
marry again.
Senator Sumner was born June 6, 1871, and
lacks a few months of completing his sixty-seconi
wear.
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wHGLERs.
Haw WI bk Arctic, A n Trip,
Am VII ship Rainbow, Gray
An Wh bk Active, Campbell
IIaw IN BIZ r W Wood. b Whitney.
Am VIII BIZ Bartholomew GosrOtd, Willis.
An VII bk Arnolda, g p BauIdry.
aERcHANrMEN.
Nor Ger ship Georges, Finch. up for Hongkong.
Haw brig Kamehamcha v, Weeks.
Am schr Emily.
Am bk Comet, A Fuller, loading
MOE Ger ship MadurR, p Storm. discharging-
An missionary brig Morning star, HalIet-
Am stmr Nevada, J II Bethen. loading.
Am ship CeyIou, Woods, discharging-
Brit bk Excelsior, Edgar, dischaTging-
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TO LET, LEASE OR FOR SALE /!

- THE TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON
E:.s the Mest Corner Of Liliha and Judd Strvsts- Win fooT
LII large decentralization. Stables and other Buildings
IBquire Of II NOSS-
rq2 I'm No. \ Merchant Street
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DIED.

FREDENBERs-At Koloa- Island Of Kauai. November 81.
HtRAN FEEDESBsRG. a nstve Of New York state, aged about
s6 years lie leaves a wife and 4 children 10 mourn his loss.
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= ro ArFORD EyERY

w facility to parties desirous q PrehtabS snd securely
investing small sums OF MONEY. Bends Of the Hawaiian Govern
ueut Of he several valaes Of SloO, $40, $500, and $1,000,
bearing interest at the rate Of 9 per cent. per annnm, payable
seni-Annnany, SiI BE- issued at par 10 all persons applying
for them At the Treasury, for terms Of net less Than ., nor
more than 20 years ROBERT SIlHLING,
Minister Of Finance.
DsDartDanto Of Fi,.nre Sent % 1872 sell 2m
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

NV SINGf EE HAS THIS DIT
made an assignment OF all his property, both real and
personal, 70 the y NdersignSi for the beneht Of his creaitors-
now, therefore, all parties having claims against the said sing
wee. are hereby requested to present the same to the under
signed at his office in HOaoIului and ali parties indebted 10 the
said Singyee. are hereby requested TO make immediate pay
ment TO the Undersigned =. A. sCHAEfER.
Honolulu, Oct 25. ls72 E3 II
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ACARD.-THE LADIES oF THE BENEE-
OLENr SOCIETY desire 70 thank their friends Who 50 Esner-
Ously ASSISTED them In contribOiinS articles for the Fair on
Thursday evening" and especially SO1IS they thank those geo.
rienen who rendered snch Vaiaa.ae service in preparing the
roasns for the evening. HIS JUDD
Sacsy l. r. 2
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Projected Departure--
VESSELS IN PORT.

-Foa EAHULuI-Schr Ka Mot sails this p M.
FOE AucKLAND-Am stmr Nevada, sails on Monday.
foa WTSDw AID POaTs-Stmr Kilauea, sails on Monday.
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IL Files made up at short notice for whalemen 4 Travellers
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earned BY the sweat Of aDOiber's brow.
Many ofOur New England girls may be
found in the shops and faetorys Of the
land. Can you tell me that II is lariness
or a want Of knowledge that brought
them there. l know that it is not and
many girlmay be found who supports an
aged parent, an invalid mother, or friend
by honest labor; and perchance she is
met on the street by oie more fortunate,
who has father or some one to support
her in luxury, she is called a shop girl.
Not that the name is anything to be a.
shamed Of; | speak of the manner in
which it is said. As if it was contemplate
to work for a living. | cannot see why
it should lie considered degrading for a
girl to earn her living. if she gets it honor.
ably. am not afraid to say that many
high-miuded girls may be found in our
shops. Can you tell me that beautiful
poem entitled lover the River was
not written by a factory girl! Is it moi
deserving of praise.
",'Tis not wealth alone on which we should rise
Qf riches you wish to ind,)
Look for pure and noble mind'
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THE WANDERERS POEM.

ny goAoUIs MILLER.
"Ahd 10! am with you always. even unit
the ends Of the world"
What songis well sung not Of sorrow!
What triumphs well won without pain?
What virtue shall be, and not borrow
Bright lustre from many a stainl
What birth has there been without travail'
What battel well won without blood!
What good shall earth see without evil!
In-garnered as chat with the good!
10! the Gross set in rocks by the Roman,
And nourished by blood Of the Lamb,
Aud watered by the tears Of the woman,
Has lourished, has spread like palm,
And put forth in the frosts, and Ear region
OF snow in the North, and South sands.
Where never the tramp of his legions
Was heard, or reached forth his red hands.
Be thankful; the price and the payment,
The birth, the privations and scorn,
And the cross, and the parting Of raiment
Are finished. The stars brought us morn,
Look starward; stand far and uncartby,
Free souled as banner unfurled.
Be worthy, o, brother, be worthy!
For God was the price of the world.
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Dentists,
DENTAL NOTICE.

rhe subscriber, having retiredfrom the firm
INV. Il X. G. Gilbert of Montpelier, will
pntinue the practice ofDentistry, in all its
rknches, at .
ORRISVILLE,
hereas good work will be furnished at reason
6ls prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
tat5. And shall hereafter keep my office open
urfug the FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
f0NTH, butshall be away from home more or
oa2 II the remainder of the time. ft
/ I've ALL the modern improvements, and
|arx1nt entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
~ III be required.
r. G. GILBERT.
X3rrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. 39tf
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Boss, want twenty-five cents" said
jour printer recently to his employer
/" Twenty -fve cents how soon do you
want it. William ?" Z" Next Tuesday
week. u 'ssAs soon as that? You cant
have it; I've told you often that when
you were in want Of any large sum of
money you must give me at least four
weeks notice, for you ought to huow that
nobody pays the printer"