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mn, 1aS 10. New Creek Tribune says chest.
N, %s assS 50 plentiful in tho mountains
,b,1' yta'sAat , they bring only adollar and
f,oM ' 80 Oashel, NH They usually command
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-22

~ 'pA NJ largest bass caught this season in
,,t.. ~ .U'Onac that We have heard of, was
H'e 'su last week at Dam No. 0, by a young
v. W., ~ named Hunter, Of Morgan county,
Al Ha" a" va The flnuy charmer weighed
nv, 'r'N0u'' So says the Morgan Mer-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-22

h 'uE ."s. Cumberland Nere, is in error
,ion ''ippo,'nE y the Congressional cleo.
4,v % e. 'a's State Is to be held to.
Thursday, 24Il. :" ""' II Will %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-22

Sunday night laborer employed on
the Memphis railroad was killed near
Argenta in drunken spree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-22
Weather Report.


Wan DEPARTMENT,
OFYIoE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OYFIcIn,
WARRINGTON, D. O., October 2l.-T.31 P.N,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-07

of tax for curbing and paving
footway. on interest from Decem-
Der IA, 1869. .................S s6.is
Beginning forty-nine feet northfrom
the southeast corner ofsaid lot, run
ming thence north eighteen feet,
thence eouthwestwardly 20 q point
In the rear line Of said lot and the
line of . public alley seventeen teet
north from the northern Line OF lot
two, thence south nve feet, thence
east to First street and place OF be-
ginning.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-05-08

WHAT MAKES MEx ?-It is not
the best things-that is, the things
which we call best-that make
men it is not the pleasant things ;
it is not the calm experience of
life; it is life'srugged experiences,
its tempests, its trials. The dis.
cipline of life is here rood and
there evil, here trouble d d there
Joy. here rudeness and there even
ness, one working with the other ;
and the alterations of the one and
the other which necessitate adap-
tations constitute that part OF tile
education wi. ich makes q man. in
distinction from an animal, which
has no education. The successful
man invariably bears the mark of
the struggles which he has had to
undergo on his brow.
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ID Giss ssffa iis ld lba aamsisryy' and a
other. places. and great ag,psed
them, all the time, by. reading .iiis.
Poetical, effusiSps, s On. his death,
bee, liss friend and nelatisa,rthe,
Rev. .aGsneral, Ell lisop y Capsrs, be-,
songhtshim tosjoin tb s.church, aud
take HE communion. ns sHe repliedl
with that, franknessl and FIRM ain,
ceritys'whicha characterised EVERY;
act sof hisalifes That, ialthouyh, a
Observation-Disclosures ofschris,iani.s
ty,he hau not eeen spropersto Join
the church IN life and Realth; and
ifbe did SO now, it wonld be attri.l
buted To improper motives. a -
Mr.. Y cadon left his entire estate
at lie death, to bic devoted, amia-
BILE and most excellent wife, who
belonged to q collateral. Branch OF
General Francis Marion's, family.
I once read the will OF q citizen Of
Virginia who gave his fortune en-.
tire, to lis wife, to dispose of as she
pleased. !, He had children, and
she was young enough to have
married agains Some one after.
wards enquired of me as to his
character aud Standing / replied
that l knew nothing of him, but
that hiss last will and testament,
provedlto.ny satisfaction,5 that he
was ahigh~uindeds honorable and
confiding gentleman. 80 Instead of
settling his estate on his children,
with limitations and providing in
case his vile married again, &c,
&c-,7he gave the whole of it to her,
knowing that shepwould deal just
ly with it anditheir children. And
lshould have the came conviction
about, Mr.. Yeaden's,will, if he had
been unknown to meIo Immediate,
ly after his death, MRS. Yeadon
executed her will, and gave the
larger portion of the property to
his relations, showing that her
husbands confidence, the. conf.
dence IF noble and generous heart
was,not misplaced. .zs. vi g..
~ This humble tribute / pay, to the
memory ofias trne a friend, for for.
ty years. as man ever had. | only
wish it were more worthily done.
i" " TcoSTTNUED NEXT WEEK.
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CRoUp.-This is the season for
croup-a disease that requires i'm.
mediate relief, and one that often
proves fatal where miles have to
be travelled for physician, as in
country. The following very sim
pie recipe is recommmended by
the Philadelphia Star, and in To-
calities where physicians are not
near at hand it would be well to
bear it in mind Take the white of
an egg, stir it thoroughly in a
small quantity of sweetened water,
and give in repeated doses until a
cure is effected. If one egg is not
sufficient, second, or even a third
one should be used. ~ -.. q 3
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THE man who will distance his
competitors is he who masters his
business, who preserves his integ-
rity, who lives clearly and purely,
who devotes lis leisure to the ac-
QUESTION of knowledge, who never
gets in debt, who gains friends by
deserving them, and who sa, es his
money.
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Tie orangeburg 7smes is to eolarged
soon. q 8.
1Icrsc thieves are operating In Union Coun-
'ty. Look out for them.
There are 400. 900 colored voters in the
United Siates. .
Tie Beaufort Rrpnbtiean is authorized to
state that Gov. Il. X. Scott is not candi>
date for re-electiou.
Mr.. Julian A., Selby, of the Columbia
PhGnir, was recently robbed, on a sleeping
car. Of 500 and a gold watch.
Hon. james L. Orr, of Anderson, h as been
chosen President Of the State Savings and In
surance Bank.
Among the delegates elected from Texas,
TO the Cincinnati Convention are Go, ernor
Bradford Milton Whitney and Colonel
weige ....s...
The United States Treasury sells two mill
lion gold each Thursday, ,.and buys two million
bonds each Wednesday in May. Transactions
involved will be ten millions of each. .
The Union Times says that mech anics,
stone masons, brickiayers, carpenters, and.
laborers, can find employment there, in re.
building the burnt district.
Tie prospects for a large. yield OF the
smaller fruits, the present season in ker>
shaw County. is.yery fiat,eriog 10 many 10.
oalities. .Er .......
DR.. A. NJ. folger has resigned his office
as Trial Justice for Pickens county and Mr..
g. T. WbilJen has been appointed as his
successor.
The Sparianburg Eeso Era says that The
weather Tor q lew days past has been very
6n". Work in the crops is progressing
rapidly, and the future prospects are good
A negro by the name Of Anderson 1rhy
sccidently killed himself, at his house u
short distance. from Laurens. on Sa,ur
day evening. goth nlt. ...
Fifty men. raised by stock men, have len
Brownsville. Texas, TO follow the cattle
thieves, and will follow them Il necessary
into Mexico. .Ee
Prof. J. J, Chiso,nn, NJ. D, OF Maryland
University, says the, no good comes OF the
practice Of submergipg the eyes In cold
water once day.
mine Of coal has just been discovered at
wedgeheld, . station on the Wilmington,
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad, about eight
miles from Samter. Tho vein Is said TO be
sboat forty feet below the surface Of tho
earth.
There isa considerable exeitcment NJ Sit.
ka, Alaska, on account Of the discovery Of
silver'mi within half mile Of the tom,
and Of gold and silver mines in other places on
the coast adjacent,
A new line Of sailing vessels hos been es.
tablished between the ports Of Winnings
ton, N. O.. and Liverpool, the srss vessel Of
the nns, the British brigansins N. L. Iced.
being anposseed to sail on che lS,k ot
Nav. f.#
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FALSE happiness renders men
stern and proud, and that happi-
ness is never communicated. True
happiness renders them kind and
sensible, and that happiness is al.
ways shared.
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"YoU'LL grow up ugly if you
make faces" said widow lady to
her little niece. Did you make
faces when you was little girl,
Aunty."
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How to, Acquire q Fortune.

There is, even to a child, some
thing facinating in being rich and
great. Mentoil and struggle night
and day to make fortune. and
gain, a, name and place amongst
the honorable of the earth The
'aimoof every noble-souledt boy is
to be an honorable and nseful man.
How can he most easily yvattain the
object of his desires O. In orderto
be regarded by others as a good
aud great man, lie must first be
good anu great. If he acquire
Ifproperty,Jthat will give him posi-.
tion iino society and Influence over
hisa0associates.o4l Hence, it is the
duty of every boy to use allblaw~
ful endeavors TO acquire some pro-
property! Everybod Y should have
something that, in a legal sense, is
his own, There are other things
that give q man position in socie>
.ty and render him useful, as well
as property, and they are easier
acquired 1t is not very easy for
"a poor boy to make a large fortune
wheil that fortune CONSISTS iB land
and money. "A good practical ed
Incation is in all civilized countries
more remnnerative than ,ahStliing
else. An education which wilfcost
in actual cash not more, than fif.
teen hundred dollars, will yield to
its !possessor, If he is moral and
upright, an annual income of one
thousand dollars. saThis, u business
man would say, is a good invest
ment. Ben.g Franklin was a poor
boy. His aim, when boy, was
to make a man, This lie accom-
.plished. During his life time his
Influence was felt all over the civ
ilized word That which give him
his positionin. .socity was his edu-
cation. zl'It cost him very little, ex.
acept time and application toaao-
quire 1t : in 'the end, lioweyer,a it
was .rennneratise. ,SpFhe way is
still open. Ben. Franklin 10 dead
and the world viii always need
snoh men. All that is required
for some boy. to become what Ben.
tFrapklinwas. atos do as Ben,
,Frauklin didH These is money
and tame andzpleasure5 yet, and al ,
ways williTbe sin a good practical
education and ansnllied repua,
tion, knowledge is power, and a
good name is better than precious
Ointment. s,s,ssIg W.. .S,H :, I
.8aTEUH A8sR~s. co.
" men conld find the fabled
fountain that ID said to restore
Youth, and health, and beauty,
with what eaaernees they 'wonid
rush to drink ito watersi Yet with
scarcely Tess eagerness' do taisy
NOV rush TO drink Of waters that
bring upon them Premature Old
age, and disease, ssss n. and 3D.. lkoathsome
tss''5's'S' gel,ss!1ss.s "A .Gl.a 81, 81
! ~ : 4. great Shspp isssss g have VT
tuous parents, slatiops, tutors, and
domeslics, for II. from them We
take mp our principles. We are
born naked, both as to mind and
body and we put on amy habit in
'idi tfereptly ~wlicltsisb fret offered
IN nc ~ sssi4T Isssoi sri b0 ssfar :
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ONE s!onld not be downcast at
failures. They are often far bet
ter for the student than success
He who goes to school to his mis-
takes will always have o good
school.master, and will not be like.
ly to become either idle or con
ceited. ,.- ...
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SARAH, lave any of those mis-.
chievops children been playing
with the piano while have been
out of town? Some of the keys
won't sound at ALL" Sarah
4 Please mum, | don't know moth.
ing about-leastwise, Master Tom
said there was something wrong
with it, he was sure there was
a mouse in it. So he got Joe to
hold up the cover, while he put
the dog and cat into it; but in
stead of catching the mouse,
num-, they took to fightin', and
made such a funny noise in
among tue wires-so, may be,
mum, the mouse is in there still,
num-"
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L. WHY / WoRK.-Work is no dis.
honor, and laziness is 10 credit to
any enc. 1t is good to have good
wages, but half pay is better
than notliing, and working for
nothing is better than idieness and
vice. There is no true manhood
without indepence. He whose in.
dividuality is swallowed up By
fashion, folly or society, has lost
that which he may never regain
and without which his,life must be
vain one. He who retains him
self from luxury, may help others
in necessity. lie who he'll ps 9th
ers may look to God to help him
Difficulties are placed in our way
that we may overcome them, and
pass through conflicts to victory
an d through victories. Pride
goes before destruction, but honor
and nobleness and independence
of soul are approved OF God and
are profitable to mankind-now
tell me why you do. nothing.
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RUSSIAN PRovERps.-Every fox
praises his own tail.
a debt is adorned by payment.
Roguery is the last of all trades.
Never take a crooked path while
you can see a straight one.
Pear not the threats Of the great,
but rather the tears OF the poor.
Ask a pig to dinner and he viii
put his feet on tie table. ..a.
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-~&sAo> ee1eeaStD - ysis 81 ~ - 500
10 y,S,ggSy ods ,sSs' ~ sEsss .sssss si,,a M.
LasssnSsS -
-cdayM sfsss illns rss;As 2 I
sA.l negro, rpreacberS delivered Q
funeral discourse over the BODY,
ofss anasolds oloredsabrother, &c in
whichisezgave -ans account of the,
genesis of the species (white,y
which throws Darwin. and all Of
bis vain, philosophy Of MOLECULAR,
gemhular and atomic creation,
'c0i9Pllstslys ysssiiR .Isbes shade. He
IL sMym,bredderen, when Adam
and :Ebeswas Just made, they was
bofsniggers. ylButs:de good Lord
put dem in the garden where he
had bis Summer apples, and tole'
em, Adam you and Ebe may eat
dem Summer apples, much as You
want, but You jes' let dem sweet
apples bel dun save dem for
my own, special. toof. Desc, like
sheep meat, too good for 'niggers.'
"Den de good Lord went off
'bont his business, -lemonading up
and down the 'yeth, seeking MP
whom he might save mp. But lie
,Iio sooner turn his back dan, ics'
like two fool niggers, Adam and
Ebe steal all de sweet apples, Ebe
taste de fnst one, smack her .lubly
thick lips, and quireG of Adam,
How is dat for high 2" Adam
said itsyas all O. h., and den .dey
went tor dem sweet apples like
theheathing Chinee. 80 ar-'sa
"Bimebi de Lord come back,
and de fust ting he said was,
sAdam |! Adam where my sweet
apples2's Den Adam got skeered
and said ~ don't Know, Lord,
but | speck Ebe got 'em.' De
Lord Went to Ebe and said, I" Ebe
You got dem swee. apples ?'-
Den Ebe got skeered and said =
Dunno, Lord, but I kinder speck
dat TOOL nigger, Adam took 'em.
Den de Lord got SO mad he fairly
sEashed his teet. He stomped
back up to where Adam was
stadin' and shiverin' like sh, ,ep.
KILN dog, and he make de
ground fairly shake as he say,
Adam J Adam /! you grand old
thief, what for you steel my swee,
apples? Adam got SO skeered he
turned white. as a sheet! and my
belubbed, breddren, he nebber
got black any more, and dat &C
counts for the poor white trasi
we see fyin' round here so grand
Let us look to de Lord and b,
dismist." '~ea-.-.a=
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bussoRIrriox Two Dollsrs poF .anhutn. =.
ApvsRrfskmKxfs inserted ut the rates of
bns doIlaf spSs Sqsare of twelve Mia,oh lines
(this disc ttyps] Or loss for the rStinssrtlont
6fty,espp each for the second and third .inscr-
tions, and twenty-five cents fUt subecuuent
Insertions. Yearly CONTRACTS Will hus stnnde.
., Az savsrss%sns, ,aS nue. nsvs sSs na%Ssr
inserted till ordered ont, aud schsrged. for. q
Unless ordered otherwiss, ,Adyertisement
will invariably be "dIsplayed."
Obituary notices, and all matters inuring to
to the bsncat Of any ono, are regarded as
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T,@ Buy You A, HoME.-E Every man
should buy himself a town lot. get
that paid for, and then work to
make the necessary improvements.
A lir:le here and a little there will
in due time produce O home of
your own, and place you out of ihe
landlords grasp. Remember that
one hundred dollars a year saved
lin rent will, in a few years, pay
for your home. aud the money it
costs you to move and shift about
without any loss of furniture and
time, pay the interest ON five
hundred. dollar Judgment against
your property until you can grad
nally reduce it 10 nothing. You
can all buy that way--why do You
not risk it? If you fail, you are
no worse off-ifyou do succeed, as
any careful man is sure to do, you
have made q home and esta hlisbed
a basis equal to many another's
which will start you in business.
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LONDON is to-day the largest city
in the world, far surpassing all
those of antiquity. According to
Gibbon, the population Of ancient
Rome, in the hight of lbs nagnifi.
cence, was 100000; the popula.
toinof Pekin is supposed to be about
1900, COO; that of London, is over
5000, 600; one.twelftl' of the pop.
ulation ofthe United States.
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sIwouLD say to all young men
marryayour second wife frat, and
keep ont of debt by ALI means
even if you has veto borrow the
money to doit. sseL sals -
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Ira cat doth meet cat on a
garden wall, and if a cat doth
greet a cat, oh, why need they
both squsll 2 Every Tommy has
his Tabby waiting on the wall,
and. yet he welcomes her ap.
proach by an unearthly yawl.-
And if kitten wish to court up.
on the garden wall, why don't lie
sit and sweetly smile, and not
stand up and bawl, and lift his
precious back mp high and show
his teeth and moan, as if 'twere
collie more than love, that made
that fellow groan. ..a. .a. ..
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.v RELreIoN Ar HoME.- Religion be-
gins in the family. One of the
holiest sanctnaries on earth is home.
The family altar is more venera-
BILE than any altarin q church bnilt
with hands. The education OF the
soul tor eternity begins by the fire-
side. The pripcipleofl which
is to be, carried through the uni.
verse, Is first unfolded In the fam.
lily. "Let them learn first" says
the apostle, "lto show pity at
home. ''srra .gssu1sg .rG.I = .az4s
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9 AN exchanges says that the hab-
1t of chewing gum grows ON per.
son who mdulges in it as much as
does tisat of drinking liqnor and
the sudden breaking from it is as
/. injurious. sA.girl who has I" chaw
ed" regularly for years, swore off
last week, and since that time she
has hadregnlar jim jane, and has
TO be set up with every night. A
yonng man sits up with ber, how.
ever, and she don't mind it much.
Girls that. don't want tobe set up
with had better not quit chewing.
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tuee. .a,sS -fbsss,s;Jnsp,
Can You Afford Iti


sNCaRSyouz afford to Ssmokes and
chews obacco, tbusEsp spending from
five to fifty dollars moatG, and
ihjhfS Siisg yonr NERVOUS Sysssml and
pervefting your whole sc6nstifus
tion, and thereby transmitting to
children 81 weak ened constitution,
thus making them puny invalids
for. life2 7as7vfe'
%Can, ySu2 ySu 2atfwa, TO bnrn out yoair
nervous system and denoraiize
yopg whole character by the use Of
alcoholic liauors3 ) :" ssa 'aO
Can you afford to indulge in
habits of speculation, gambling,
and other tricky and mean modes
ofmaking money! sep 80, -, -. =.
Can you afford TO make money
at the Iexpensevof manhood, your
morals,s your justs respectability,
and yonrs'integlitys2,,v sssa. Il, o.
Can you afford to, gain even the
whole1wide :world, and lethereby
make ofiyourselfa complete moral
wreck Z AZ ssSsssasss ~ u 70 ,5r-sTa3
Can You afford, for the sake OF
momentary amusement, to waste
your Youthful preparatory years.
when by study you could become
a scholar, or by industry, either a
tradesman or useful artizan9 a.
Can you afford to rob your mind,
to clothe your back with silks and
satins, and crafty q mere love tor
81 Can you afford to be tricky and
thereby defraud your employer Of
the, just services you owe him
evenh though you get your pay
thus making yourself mora
bankrupt? .s.r s.alas..a. boz.
anOan you afford to be otherwise
than upright, truthful, faithful
temperate, courteous; and in al
respects, correctsra a .'.a.a-
/ ID .H
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A -DUTcHMAN whipped his son
and set him down in the corner.--
The lad continued to sit and wl,im
per, not being able to get over
his grief Of the casligationa soon
senough 10 ofsuit the impatient
father, when the latter said:
!" Hans, vot you tinking7"
SNothing. daddy" as8
"Hans, you lie, y,u are tinking
dam, and IN whip you again"
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BmL--Good movning, Jack
Got anything new ." af fstasa
Jack--Yes. Got the nsao raj.
giG terribly. a a
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y y A BAD egg Is not a choice egg
but il is hard to beat.
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p The OLD MAN TO THE DANDY
My boy, there is no place on earth
for a lazy man or a lazy boy, ex-
cept the grave. Lazy people'may
lounge along the whole three.score
years and ten OF their Improbable
existence only to live unresrected
and die unlamehted. From the
days of Solomon 10 the present
lime, sluggards have been in ex-
ceedinglyM slight demand !; aand
from present indications,T it is not
probable that the demand for them
will be greater than tho supply
Wake up! Keep awaket Don't
be a sluggard! .....
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THERE is nothing on earth 30
beautiful az the household on
which Christianloye forever smiles
and religion walks. aaconnsellor
and a friend. no cloud can dark.
en- IL, forits twin-stars are OeDtred
In tiie soul. = No storms can make
IL tremble, for II has o heavenly
support and a heavenly anchor.
Tnr end Of one Of @. +. Trains
orations is said to be like an eat.
ing.house, because it's a rest-to
rant. 20 @7r ha1T,. at. 20 ;
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The WAY TO TAKE Ir.-Tkere
are different ways of taking a joke.
Bnt evidently the right and philo.
sophical method is to. !. receive, it
with becoming good grace and
good humor. Whenever we do
this we place before us a shield
from which the pointed witticis,n
glances, and falls harmiesslytonhe
ground. The pungency Of "a joke
exists in q great measure in the
modification and bad grace Which
characterizes the victim of ejocose
allusions. And the perpetrators
OF jokes lose half ofrthe enjoyment
of the occasion when in a spirit OF
simple good nature we receive
'bc harmless shafts. The worse
possible deed that lady or gen.
tleman could commit intbis CON.
nection is to show temper. A nod
TO the wise is sufficient.
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Coop ADVICE. Don't be dis
conraged if occasionally, YOU. slip
down by the way, aud others tread
on you a little. In other words,
don't let failure or two disbeart-
en- aym,: accidents will happen,
miscalcula ationss will sometimes be
madeg things wiliturnsout differ
entlyoto our expectations, Ghd we
may be sufferers. sasIt' is worth
|while to remember that fortune ia
like''the skies in the month of
April, sometimes cloudy, and scme.
Times clear and favorable.
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