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REVENUE CADETS.

! PRACTICE CRUISE or THE FIRST CLASS
....s.t WASHINGTON, May %, 1877.
The United States Revenue cutler Dobbin, which
has been lifted out practice ship for the nslruc.
ton Of revenue marine cadets, Will sail from Bal
more tomorrow with the first ciaes cadets seven
numbcr) on a practice cruise. Before sailing Chief
Clerk Upton and Mr. kimball, Chief OF the Revenue
Marine Division Of the Treasury will make an inspec
ton OF the Dobbin ana It's appointments.
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owen Brown, Of No. II, Fast Eighty.Gnh street,
found the body Of a ut the head OF Long Island
Sound yesterday. Tho body was made fast on the
southeastern shore OF Rikers Island. When searched
a gold bunting watch, No. 81, AT. was found In
of the pockets, together with blank chccks in the
Of ". Maston of Hartford, Conn. II IL beicvcd
that Ls mus, nave fallen overheard OF onf VI ths.
steamers. -lFt. =
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A BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
SAD RESULT OF THE CARELESS HANDLING OF
FIREARMS.

lgY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK. Va, May 30, 1877.
AT Edenton, " C., yesterday, a youth named George
Parrish was sent by MS mother on errand down
town, ond after having accomplished 1t bc went into
the store OF Richard Lse, coored, 10 examine gnn.
Ice showed MIN unloaded, as he thought. George
examined and handed back to Lee, remarkn ing that
il vas heavy Tor him. and asked Tor pistol Lee
handed him one and while be cxamin ing II Lee
drew the gun the showcase to put II up, when
IL went or the muzzle being within three feet OF Par
rishs head He was killed almost instantly. the back
OF mis- head being entirely blown on
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NAVAL INTELLIGE NCE.

INSPECTION OF THE YANTIC AT NORFOLK
HER GUNS LEFT AT CAPE TOWN OWING TO
THE ROTTEN CONDITION OF THE SHIP
CHANGES AT THE GospoRT NAVY YARD.
IpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, May 23, 1877.
Commodore George H. Cooper, president; Captains
John II. Upshur and J. L. Jouet, Lieutenant Com
mander W. B. HoG, Medical Director Rober, I. Mac
coun and Chief Engineer James sprogue composing
the Board of Naval Inspectors, arrived at the yard
from Washington this morning for the purpose OF
spectng the United States Steamer Yantic, just
turned from fine cruise the Asiatic Station. The
Board tho vessel at nlne O'Clock aud were
gagged all day, finishing up time to take the Bay Line
steamer back TO WASHINGTON a. SIX O'Clock
A BATTERY LEFT BEHIND.
The Board found everything in shipshape order on
she Yantic except her battery, which Commander
Whitehead left Cape Town early In March last Tor the
perilous proceed further on the voyage with the
guns board 70 this course he was ao adv sed by the
English naval officers the British dockyard Cape
Town. The matter will be July investigated by court
OF inquiry 10 be convened at Washington.
Lieutenant Oscar Fariaholt the very courteous and
suble officer In charge Of tim navigation Office of the
yard VIII be detached from this the Attn OF
June and ordered to Maiden. Mass in charge Of the
Nitre Depot Of the navy.
ANNUAL CRUISE OF THE CADETS ORDERS.
wAsHrscroy, May %, 1877. ,
The sailing vessel Constellation and the steamer
Mayaower being fitted out at Annapolis for
The purpose OF taking The cadet mdshpmcn cadet
engineers on their annual summer cruise along the
coast. The cadet mdshpmen Will bo assigned 10 the
hrst named vessel aud the cadet engineers 10 the
steamer
The annual examination al the Academy will be
closed about the 10Th Of June, and the practice ships
VIII sail Immediately aiierward.
ORDERS.
Commander Edward Ferry has been ordered to
command the practice SHIP Constellation on the t Of
June next. Commander Wiliinm r. Sampson has been
ordered 10 command the practice steamer Mayflowcr
on the LIST OF Juno next. Lieutenant Commander
Charles Y. Gr.dlcy has been ordered duty as
executive officer OF the Constellation Lieutenant
Comm ander Charles ". Kennedy, Iicutenants Jonn
r. Mega Socrates Hubbard Charles 9. CornHell
Charles &. Bowman and Arthur p Nazro, Ensign5
Thomas H. Howard and A. A. Micheison Surgeon
William J. Simon. Assistant Surgeon George Arthur,
Boatswsin Andrew NJ line aud Gunner Robert Scnmers
havo been ordered to the Constellation. Lieutenant
Duncan Kennedy been ordered duty az executive
officer OF the Mayiowcr. Master joan Il. Moore has
been ordered examination for promotion Assistant
Surgeon James u. Amber has been ordered 10 tho
Dictator. Passed Assistant Engineers l. w. Robinson
and Charles W. Roo have bcen ordered 10 the May
flower.
TIE HARTFORD AT xASTAzAs.
HAVANA, May %, 1877.
The United States steamer Hartford Rear Admiral
Frenchard, arrived at MantaZas on sunday.
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SHOCKING RAILWAY CASUALTY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. i

taiLLcoruH, Ohio. May %, 1877.
Truman, d coored man, about thirty years OF aye,
porter ON the Pullman palace train No J. which
reaches here from The West at ten minutes past ono
O'Clock r. 81, while hanging on the platform the
train coming Into the depot to-day, struck his
head against telegraph pole and was thrown under
cars All the wheels OF one side Of the Pullman
car passed over his body cutting IL into three pieces
X married, lived IN Baltimore aud leaves wife
and children.
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ANXIOUS TO GO TO WAR.

~ rf. 49,. WASHINGTON, May 20. 1877.
Numerous applications are being made to the State
Department for assistance procure positions in tho
medical corps and various other branches of the Rus
sian military scrvlce TO nil such Secretary
Evarts responds that In Wow OF neutrality oblza-
tons the department cannot render any assistance OF
the nature indicated
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THE INsrEgEcTIoN BEING RAPIDLY QUELLED.
WASHINGTON, Nay 90. 1877
Dispatches received from Japan report that tho
Japanese government s making rapid headway in
qucrg tho inaurrecti0n against its authority.
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WAR MATERIAL FOR THE RUS
SLAMS.

SAY FRANCISCO. Cal, May %, 1877.
W. 7. CARAT Co. have been supplying the Russian
corvette Japonez, now IN this harbor, and expecting
sail under sealed ORDERS with quantity of
war material, understood to consist mainly OF torpedo
cases, though the and the officers Ut the Japonetg
are iudisDosed 10 give information on rho subject
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HEALTH OF SENATOR DAVID DAVIS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IBI TELEGHAPH TO THE HERALD.
BLooEIsGros, Ill, May 49, 1877.
Ward b. Lamon, at Wash inrton, d. c., and others
tslegraphed here to-day, inquiring how serious is
Senator David Davis Illness, indicating that report Is
abroad that that gentleman Is Ia il-ncalth Senator
Davis Is at homo, here, IN perfect health. HIS son,
George Perrin Davis, has been sick, from which fact,
probably the report arises. The latter is ont OF
danger
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The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours. in con-
parlson with the corresponding date Of last year as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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J. y. LIPPINCoTT L co.
HAMLET,

slsy Tie vasissa% Edition i Shakespeare soaas.
edges git top. Per volume, 81.
This work can hardly ial 70 mark most important ers
American people, but tor the Whole EnsS snsasins world
IT. indeed It's Importance 10 be bounded ~ any crcuo.
scripiicns OF iangunve II seems almost marvel
grarp- with undertaking q such asnta reanir.
Ing great stress OF labor NORTH ,msricsu Review
AEIADNE
n: s;e Il D''sT en.ss y r ssf .. ssaS;
&c iamo pAtrs Cloth 81 -.
ouas move as sna ;a.s n,s.ns.sysa
which present century, SO profile IN light reading har
produced.
FAMILY FEUD
Romance after The German Of Ludwig Harder BY
secret. The s Second Vile" &C. Emo S fns so,
"a Family Pena charming novel. The admirers q
Mrs Wistcfs translaons win give it glad geceprou.
atos Selections viii ind in It pleasant introduction &c
her delightful works.
LIFE or EDwIN FORREST
By Rev William H. AY~r Authorized By the Executors
sa ' . B. .as
,ion only.
ATLAS OF SKIN DISEASES
PAR T. BY Louis pasr%F D author Of Disease.
tam four plates. Royal qaaro Price - 80 part
ALL WRONG.
sg a.. m Drama Extra a r. Interesting Of
For sale by all Booksellers or will be sent by mai,
hostage prepaid on receipt of tho price by
J. D. LlrpTscorr CO..
Publishers.
7l5 and ~ Market ST., Philadelphia
TuE LADyE cHAch
aoMANcE-IN THREE cASros
BY 4. CLEVELAND COKE.
BISHOP or WESTERN NEW yoaK.
SOW READY
n
THE NEW YoHk GE0sEs
In speaking q ,hi. poem bishop Cox.
hirn.ig ,as.:--
Il, IS founded up0n the fact. King Edgsrs marriage
With Elrsds they may DO found In any slst history
=
statement, barren Of details For the genera OUT
line Of Aussssx0u msDusr. have been forced to rely
Sharon Turner though great variety Of histories ballads
and literary treasures we're ransscksd IN the sresL
scheme Of tbs story. Is Is almost needless 80 SAY ,nH
have fs, myself adopt words uuisowa 70 the
times in question and idsali1e social rsss according
TO poetic license bns trying 70 observe the juss unisd
such license"
E0 OnO JOSH BILLINGS TRrxP KARDs
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

PROVIDENCE, II. L.. May 20, 1871
A boiler In the Orion steam cotton mill Al East
Greenwich, 4. H. exploded tbs morning, killing the
foreman Iobp Hughes Jr
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AN IMPROBABLE FISH SEASON

lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, May 23 1877.
> All the extensive shad and herring lshsr,ss Al.
bomarle Sound and adjacent waters suspended opera
tons yesterday after very Improbable season.
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SYLVESTER KNAPP.

despatch from Sayvillc, N T., says that Sylvester
Knapp, Deputy Grand Master l. o. q. H., OF Suffolk
county died yesterday morning, after short illness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-24

HON. GILBERT KENNA.
Hon. Gilbert McKenna, of Shelburne, Nova Scotia
a member OF the Legislative Council, is dead.
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DROWNED IN THE SOUND.

Average temperature yesteruay.
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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Friday morning, May -, aI sale room. - Asto
place. aud no. on exhibition
regular
wseay
sale
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; SOUND AND WE'LL

THOSE NuIsANcEs. RHEUMATISM AND TIL
govt, are relieved by GLsSS's SULPHUR Soar. Hun
ulla: Asp MMLAEER DyE. hlack OF brown. soc.
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AgrAl)SE.

The story oil o Dream Iy .Ondai author Of "strsth
more "Idali /" Under Two Flags "foie.f =
&c limo Cloth. I'll -.
..Ouida's' universally ackno wledgsd be
among the powerful and asc mating fiction
which present century, profile III light reading. has
produced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-24

PitNofoRTE. HANDSOME .cUKrAiSs. AVN
sTkk AND OTHER CARPETS. FINE BRoSZE'
SUPERIOR BEDDING. FANCY GOODS, 10
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NEW PUBLICATION.

4 THE MEssRs. LEAylri. Au,rioSAERs
N. THIS
THURSDAY
EVENING,
Clinton Hall ~ o'clock also Friday evening great
sale Of illustrated and standard hooks forming altogether
one I'll the aud unique collections literature
art bDughy together in this country Nov
ntitIon.
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Edited Horace Howard Furness. A. NJ Being thira
play OF the varornm Edition Of shakespeare solames
ROYAL Svo. Superine toned paper. Fine cloth, uncut
edges. gilt top Per volume, 81
This work hardly nii 10 mark important
Shakespearian literature, that too, not only Tor tile
people, but the whole ngh World.
H. indeed, its Importance Is 10 be bonued
scriptions OF Ian punve. II seems almost marvel
should ind the and resolution
yapple with undertaking ~ such acnit
ing OF labor nNorh american Review.
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for next weeks sale should be in store W
n-sdsy noon TO insure being cstalOgued.
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~ ancient and modern masters ot merit and
value {" be sold without reserve To close cons shl
n
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NUNKAY'S BCCHU CANDY,
sure aud pleasant for WEAKNESS diseases Of
ihekidaes- 10, .2Je. Ash your druxgi,L
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May 90 and ~. at the Art Rooms, SIT Broadway at
O'Clock. and exhibition Tree.
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NBECUME SOUND AND WELD
IIAr,HxR's SrATro. Ga, March 81. 1876
H. T. PixgCE, NJ. D.
Dear Shiny wife. .ho had been i'll for years
and had tried other medicines. became sound AMI
well using tvortc prescription My niece
cured by atet several physicians had failed 10 d.
hos any .rooi Yours truly,
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sale
EEGAST noussH9lo ossIEs
stfERioE B2b bnh asst1 o6d6s. e.
n As sn ard ass' ss
s.aaing roiK hANpsoaE rAHL9n sl,irs. il rissh
''Ss fHs1
Chamber Library. Dining Room as Furniture ain-
toned seven oe.ass raasore " Ernest G.ess esaes.s
BEDDING. ane Blankets and other Bed Clothing: Az
minister and other Carpets. fins Eronass Vienna Fancy
Now arranged FOR examination.
cos.samsn,s for next weeks sale should be in store "
Tuesday noon TO Insure being cstalOgucd
MONDAY AND TUESDAY AFTERNOONS
May % and ~. a, the Art Rooms, SIT Broadway ats
O'Clock. and now on exhibition tree.
ART sALE-PEREMrToRy.
A large collection OF
Oil Paintings. Water Coors, Engraving. dc.
comprising nearly
THREE HUNDRED EXAMPLES
~ ancient and modern masters, oi great and
value 70 be sold ~ho" reserve 10 close eongumsass .ht
ADVANCES.
Special notice viii be the ,als win b. held 10
MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY -.
Al Clinton ilai. att o'clock
SHERITl'S SALE
Valuable private Library OF Illustrated and standard
works, ana many choice .pecaens Of early printing Books
ready.
NY TREATMENT WOULD BE CONSIDERED
Amraculous that VIII cure 80 100 suffering with
Brlhts. diabetes dropy gravel stone disease q the
bladder 6c. but the ASAHEL MINERAL SPRING
WAFER does IL when there Atious; or.
they discovered and removed DR. Heath trs
iise, with directions free Depot 200 broadway New York
IMMENSE SUCCESS or THE NEW LAWN GAME
l"texiilo,n great improvement "Croquefn Patron.
lied the elite sold ny I'LL rs book and stationery
stores. H. l. HOESMAN Manufacturer 80 and ~ william
Nsw York Send stamps Tor descriptive price list
NEW AND VALUABLE WORKS
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EA nnA JOSH BILLINGS TRtNP KARDs.
pO.OVO.Ihs deliccusy comic little book blue gisss
philosophy will be Ady IN lev dayA Price 70
The brs. edition consists Of 30 UCD copiesf
q. W. CARLkrON CO. rutishsrs. New YerE u
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FAMILY FEUD
A Romance After the German of Ludwig Harder. By
Mrs A. l.. Wister translator OF "Thc Old Man selis &
Secret,n The second Wife, &c. Emo. Fine cloth.
81 ~.
"A Family Fend' Is charming novel. The admirers q
Mrs Niscrs tanslations will give il glad reception.
while who ignorant OF the merits OF this
Selections will End in IL pie introduction &c
her deli ghtfu works.
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Special notice will be tha, the sale viii BE- held Il
the Afternoon.
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RT sALE-pEREMpTORy
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THREE HUNDRED EXAMPLES

Oil Paiutings. Water Coors Engraviugs, dc.
comprising nearly
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-08

In GAVE GENERAL SATISFACTION
lie was a singularly grave man, even,
for a sexton. For nearly half cen
mrv he had been a public iunctionaIy-
had performed the conspicuous duties
of a sexton; yet no one had ever seen
him smile. Occasionally he joked,
but he did it in such a funeral manner
that on one could accuse him ofleyity
One day he was standing on the
church steps wiping his melancholy
features with a red bandanna. a
hearse stood near and three or foul
carriages were drawn up behind 1t,
The notes of the organ floated out Of
the windows with solemn effect. A
stranger came along and said:
"FuneralY"
And the old sexton grayely bowed
his head-it was.
"Who's dead|
The old man again wiped his brow
and gave the name of the deceased.
"What complaint asked the in
quisitive stranger.
Solemnly placing his bandanna il
his hat, and covering his bald head
the old sexton made answer,
"There is no complaint; everybody
is entirely satisfied" -Worces'r Press
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-08
August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seyenty-fve per cent of
the people In the United States are
afflicted with these two diseases and
their effects: such as Sour Stomache,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness,
Palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn,
Water-brash, gnawing and burning
pains at the pit of the Stomache, Vel
low Skin, Coated Tongue and disa-
greeablo taste in the mouth, coming
up of food after eating, low spirits,
&c. Go to your Druggist, j. 5. Whit
ney and get a 70 cent Bottle Of August
Flower or a Sample Bottle for 10
cents. Try 1.-Two doses will relieve
you.
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Read This.

Cornwall, VT, Nov. 18th, 1876.
Messrs. f. f. Smith & Co.
| feel DESTROYS to express to you my
gratitude for the benefit your Pile Pills
have conferred upon me. After being
troubled with that painful and annoy,
ing disease, the piles, for more than
80 years, and after trying every known
remedy without effect, at last, as
YOU know without much faith, was in
duced to try your Pills, and to my
establishment and great joy in a short
time found myself well. The change
has been so great, that 1 feel in my
whole system like q new man.
!. X. SPERRY.
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Or. shiloh's systenv

We are authorized ia GA.
remedy for the cure of Da
tive Liver, Sour Stomach
Loss Of Appetite, Coming
Yellow Skin, and General
debility. You must aco'-I
this would be ruimous urloa,
tive evidence that il will rr
are suffering from these comt
words are addressed-and Nj.
tinue to suffer when you crL
such terms? 1t is for you hi
Sample bottle, 10 cents; rFI
cents. Sold by j. 5. Whine
$4,000 die annually BY N
Cough, Cold or Group, oha
Consumption and the grave
you neglect so important a d.
you can geC AT our store Sl
sumption Cure, with the assn
speedy recovery. For sOr
the Chest or Lungs or lamcb
ShilOh's Porous Plaster give;
lief. Sold by J. S. whitney.
Haokmetack, 4 popular a
perfume. Sold by J. S. WI
Park, VT, elsewhere by all
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Amandus Robbins Esl

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Pa
District Of LamOille, hellatJoh1
district, on the 23d day Of July ADJ
C.Robbins, EXecutriX, and Joseph Fosi
of the estate of Amandus Robbins, d
Park, III said district, deceased, pres3
ministration account for examination
ancc, and make application for adei
Hibution and partition of the estate
ceased. Whereupon, it is ordered by
that said account and said application
to a session thereof, to be held at &
OniCe in said johnson, on the 18th day
A. ID. 1877, for hearing and deci,O
And, it is further ordered, that notice
given to all persons interested, bypu
the same three weeks successfully int
News, a newspaper published at HYll
viOus to said time appointed for hCTH
may appear ut said time and place
cause, If any they may have, why S,
should not be allowed and such deere
BY the Court.
Attest, &, S. pm,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-08

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-A Western
paper apologies thusly: In place of
Mayor N, was tight last evening be-
yond a doubt, please read, Mayor N.
was right, etc" Compositor that did the
mischief has come East for Il job, and
what Vermont paper has not got sew
eral of him?
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-08-08

The cost Of the ri
densburg railroad r
and equipments
bonded debt ia ~.
mile. The entire Ia
from Swanton 10 Ms
miles. Though the 49,
the State famousfor
tains running north ,,5 /
along the streams IN
to avoid steep grade
grade going east is ~.
west about seyenty-f'f'
route is fifty miles ~
west to the seaboam +
route, and consemeB,i-
for the through freight
aid.
As will be noticedh..
arrangements have at +.
ed, connecting BurIipT,,o.
Portland via. the Burn.
noble and Portland an
railroads. Parties can
lingtOn at :45 in tbs
reach Portland at 6 80
They can also leave m,
morning, stop at Fab
Crawford, in the WI
Notch, long enough for
return to Burlington tbe
The road, we are assun
lent condition, while h
along the line cannot be
fording a most pleasant
trip for seekers of pleas
ation.-Free Press.
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To know a man, observe how he
wins his object rather than how he
loses it; for when we fail, our pride
supports us; when we succeed, it be-
trays us.
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job Printing at the "News'' office.
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