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wife. Now he keeps n brother-in-law.
The only reason why many persons
don't GO through bankruptcy is that 1t
costs about $50.
Wendell Phillips says: "Neyer call n
man a liar" We do-unless lie
is delicate and small.
The political kettle is beginning to
simmer. Inter Ocean.
1t ought to simmer down.
A st. Louis candidate has his 1.-the
graphic likeness on a card. and under
meath the words, '.Ecce homo"
Ben Butler thinks of reforming that
Maynard optic. Don't do it, BeDja-
min Simply to thy cross-eye cling.
The latest style of water tax collector
in Philadelphia is one who keeps the
money he gathers. Water bad state of
affairs.
When a small but wicked boy pools
a parcel of ~heavenward pointing tacks
ON a chair, it is a sure indication of an
issue Of profanity.
There is some encouragement to die
in Somers, Mass. The town furnishes
a sexton, hearse and grave for the uni
form price of "a.
The Princess Thyra is dead in love
with the Prince Imperial, but her faith
er won't have 1t. THE old Thyrant has
a better match for her.
Colorado has more millionaires than
one has a right to expect, judging from
the number of new papers that are
starting there continually.
Cincinnati Graves to be the musical
centre of the United States. 1t has
captured Theodore Thomas, and cackles
like a pullet over a newly laid egg.
Greenbacks will carry infection from
the fever districts. AS VS. are the
smallest size in general circulation,
we're not afraid Of getting the fever,
or n V either.
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THE fears Of leading wholesale m

THE fears Of leading wholesale mer-
chants and manufacturers that the
business Of the country was honey
combed with weak firms, have been
fully su~bstantiated by the hegira Of
those firms to the bankruptcy mills.
There has been a lack of confidence in
business circles. which has contributed
not a little to the s~tagnation in bust
ness. The presumption is therefore
good that the firms which remain after
the first are safe to be trusted. There
win be an improvement commercially,
which win be gladly hailed by the peo-
pie as the harbinger of good times.
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Scratch no More-aItchinK Piles"
Symptoms Of which are moisture, like
respiration, intense itching, particu-
arly when undressing, or after getting
warm in bed, increased by scratching,
night think pin worms were crawling
In and about the rectum, oftentimes
shows itself around the private parts.
A pleasant and safe cure in every case
y ''Swayne's Ointment" II allowed
70 continue, very serious results may
follow. It also !cures letter, BARRIERS
Itch. scald head, ring worm, blotches,
all scaly, crusty, itchy skin eruptions.
sent by mail to any address on receipt
II price, 80 cents q box, or three boxes
for S1.25, by DIR. Swayne q Son, Phila-
delphia. Sold by all leading druggists.
At Wholesale and retail by Addoms &
Glover, corner Of 10th and Eddy streets,
Cheyenne, Wyo. mar19-dwf&su&w-1y
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LI.
The cat Is II nocturnal fowl.
1t is the representative American
bird.
Its midnight mewsic never fails 10
draw ordinations.
1t usually sings two together on a
roof--in u duett.
But they don't Duet very long with
In shooting range. f9f
The cat is hunted differently from
other game.
1t tumbles quickest to soap cakes,
b~oot-jacks and water pitchers.
A highly strung cat can influence
the removal Of all the bed room nova
bles to the yard, in a single night.
The Thomas bird is the most persist
ent Romeo ever experienced.
When scorned he flies into a rage.
Witness the above photograph taken
ut such a moment.
Hell hath no fury like a Thomas
scorned.
The Marian feline is very coquettish.
Thomas proposes and Marian dis
perses.
Then Thomas thinks over the mat
ter.
Hence Cat-o's s~oliloquy.
Which reverie is usually disturbed
by a soap dish.
In quiet, a cat is a quiet and inno-
cent animal.
When aroused It weighs a ton, and a
locomotive whistle isn't n circumstance
to its voice.
The cat and Macbeth are the only
sleep murderers known.
The cat has no wings, but it can fly
to the top of a three story house in a
flash.
What it lacks in wings it makes up
in enterprise.
1t bristles with resources.
1t can walk a wire rope, mount a
greasy pole, come up smiling from un-
der a a wheel, or climb a monument
If there is anything in it.
1t surpassses-the carrier pigeon in its
capacity for flying home.
Take a cat and anchor it in a pond
to al iron rail, and it will beat you
home just ten minutes.
Cats perform a valuable service to
society.
They extract most of the profanity
from a o+np1l la ,l..a. .ti -..-.
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EBULLITIONS.

A fantastic mania of the Spanish
ladies is to collect fans. =
The wise school boy is now bunting
his double seated trousers.
Watermelons are the invention of
the devil, or Of physicians.
Some men are born with corns.
Others have them thrust upon them.
Don't inquire too closely into the an
tecedents Of q tramp. A Michigan
man did 20 and found a brother Of his
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IT Is easy enough to start a revolu-
ton in Mexico. Witness the following
proclamation which was recently dis
played in front Of a political club room
In the Mexican capital:
PEOPLE TO ARMSl
LONG LIVE THE PEoPLEl DEATH TO
TRAITORS AND TO LERDo!
Last night the government received
the following telegram.
1.-The American government has ex-
PEELED from the country the Minister
and Consuls of Mexico"
The enemies of our nation omit moth
ing in order to deliver us up, bound
hand and foot, to Anglo-American m
bition. People, to armsl Do not al
low the MISERABLE EDWARDS of 1917
to intimidate you. They will find in
every Mexican a living barrier against
which they will shatter. Let the satel-
ites Of tyranny come. They covet our
plains and our mines. Well, they may
have them; but the forests shall be of
iances; the metal, bullets, and the
plains their burying grounds. Come
on, ye who pirate of civilization and
progress. Come on and rob us Of our
liberty and boast of your strength.
We VIII spit in your faces and cover
you with infamy. The country shall
be converted into n encampment; no
noise but that Of arms shall now be
heard; no cry but "Long live Mexico!n
This club demands that an advance be
ordered at once.
TTNorEo CoRTEs,
President.
Mexico, Aug. 4. 1873.
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ENGLAND first gets foothold on n
place and then her merchants pile in
their goods. 1t is notorious that in the
first ship sent to possession, there
were 10000 bibles and 5000 barrels of
gin. Cyprus is now having branch
banking houses, and has received a
complete outfit for a bar in the London
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RUSSIA is assuredly strong in one Ct
the sinews Of war. Her provinces have
21,570,000 horses, the United States
100000 Turkey 100000 Austria
100000. Germany 3,352,00o and
France 5000, 000.
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New ORLEANS had the plague worse
in 1853 than during the present year.
Upto August cath of that year, there
were recorded $500 deaths. Up to the
same date in '7s, there were but 577
deaths
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THE death Of the infant son Of

THE death of the infant son of the
Emperor Of Japan does not necessarily
allow of additional intrigues for the
succession. In fact there is no regular
law Of succession in Japan. Upon the
death or abdication of the Mikado, the
crown devolves generally, not on his
son, but on the Oldest or most distin-
guisbed member of the four royal fam
lilies Of Japan. Hence, had the prince
lived, the intrigues for the succession,
in case of the Emperor's death, would
go on all the same, The present ruler,
Mutsu Hito. is &c years of age, and was
married at the tender age af 10 years.
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WOMEN, too, are indulging in stock
s~peculations in San Francisco, and
manifest all the daring recklessness of
the stronger sex.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-01

THE exhibition buildings at Paris
are to be retained permanently. This
example was set by the Centennial ex-
hisition. For once France initiates the
new world.
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THE family of Leet. the crazy Potter
witness, are not sick with the fever
It's all a mistake. Now let Potter re-
store him to sanity and to his family.
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THERE is scarcely a city or town in
the length and breadth of the United
States but is sending money for the re-
lief of the yellow fever sufferers.
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THE tramp is wise in his day and
generation He Keeps away from the
Mississippi valley, south.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-01

Two plaques will not remain in COM
pany. The flies have disappeared from
the fever infected districts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-01

The Gfratesf Medictii Discovery siace The C,ea
Ton u Nan, or stnce he Commence
meat Of the c,risiida Era.
There never has been - time VIXEN the
healing of so many different diseases has
been caused by outward application MS the
half OF the entire population OF the globe re-
sort TO the use OF ordinary plasters.
DIR. MELvIN'S CAPsIcUM PoltoUs PLAsrERs
are acknowledged by all h have used
them. to act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
plasters Will do more real service than a hum
tiers are slow of action, and require 10 be
worn continually to effect n cure; but with
these III cntirely different; the instant one
Is applied the patient Will feel its effect.
Physicians in. all ages have thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and II has always been more or less used as a
but II is only ola very recent Date that its ad-
vantages In a porous plaster have been dis
covered. Being, however. convinced of the
CAPSIcUM Porous PLAsrERs and their supe-
riority over all other p~lasters, they now
actually prescribe them, in their practice. for
and back, and all such cases as ave required
the use of plasters or liniment. After you
have tried other plasters and liniments. and
cure. ask your druggist for DR.. MELvIN's
CAPSlcuM POROUS PLASTER. You can hardly
believe your own convictions of Its wonder
It's action, you can rely on its safety for the
most delicate person to wear, as 1t is free
rom lead and other poisonous material COM
monty used in the manufacture Of ordinary
plasters. One trial is a sufficient guarantee
OF Its merits, and one plaster will sell hum
dreds to your friends.
Ask your druggist for DR.. CAP
sICUM Porous PLASTER and take no other;
or. on receiptof Is cents for one. 81 for five, or
to any address in the United States or Cana
das.
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An Enthusiastic Friend of Sanford's
Radical Cure.

NcHATron, 0nArr 4 BowKN's FIFE AxD1
HAEixE InspRAroE AoKrcr,
s3Pino Street, 81. Louis, No., Fob. ., fsI7.>
A. A. MELLIrl. washington Az, clty;5Dear
Aelliers Ihnyc for some years been troubled with
Cstarrh. and for the past w years have suffered
scrioufly with IT. Noticing your advertisem:nt Of
III y have used only I've bottles, and a. result
sonsi r~cisfious and vrifo this to you and ask that
youtake SONG measures TO gcti more prominently
before tho public, that others may have such reflex
a. have. i have recommended u to quito q mum
Der Of my friends. all Of. whom have exprcssedto
with them
81 iouiS pcopic, and they ali ought 20 know OF Il,
and those who need It thould try1t. I vii! risk tho
assertion TINT 1000 OF. Walls fns o samplc) to DO
given away VIII sell as many bottlcs. !.
somep lap. Let the Psople hayo Il they need
course you could largely increase this number.
Why not Try it7 Yours truly, WIN. OWE
Sold By all Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Deslsn IL Medjelpe t~hso p5rqEh IN uni.sd s sans
md WhoIc1aIo Druxxist1, Boston, Mas.
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-one,ted weekly by whippie A Hay. Whole
sale and Retail Groccrs and Commission
J~errhants, Cheye nne Wyoming.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-01

Piano Beautiful Concert Grand dreams
TldIlO Pianos, cost 81, 800, only OTSdlo
- 1925. superb Grand -
Square Pianos, cost 81, 1c0, only s5G
Elegant Upright Pianos. cost $500, only
sl55. New style Upright Plano slI2.6. Ol.
gans SIS. Organs, II stops, s72.50. Church
organs, 16 stops, cost 500, only Sis. Elegan,
doSs sacriace to close oui prescnf Stock. New
steam factory soon to be erected. Newspapei
with much Information about cost of Piano,
and Organs. SENT FREE. Please address
DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington, N. J.
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New Advertisements.
Price TEN Cents.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING,

Containing q complete list of all the towns
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papers which are recommended to Advertisers
prices chnrsed. Also. the Religious and Ag.
ricultural Journals. very complete lists, and
mary tables OF rates, showing the cost OF ad.
vertlsing in various newspapers, and much
other Information which n beginner in ad-
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- CURES DISEASES or rM~~
THROAT, LUNGS. LIVER < BLOOD.

LNNkAl, LuNup, Llt en- Bkuun
In the wonderful medicine to which the aflict-
ed arc above directed for relief, the discovercr
believes he has combined in harmony more of
NATURES sovereign curative properties, which
Goa has insiiied into The vegetable kingdom
ior hcnting The sick. than were ever before COM
bined in one medicine. The evidence OF this fact
diseases which IL has keen found 10 conquer. In
the cure OF. Bronchitis, evere Cough,
and the early stages Of mptiOn, Il has
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II you feel dnll, drowsy, d~cbilitnted, have sal.
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ioreDodIngs, irregular Appellee and tongue
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or "BfltouHucsH3 In many cases Of
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all such cases, Dr. Tiercc's Golden Medical Dis
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ienvins the liver strengthened and healthy.
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MA DAY to Agents .canvassing for w
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-31
1~gEGIFy.9 ,3Tb.r.S.

Hon. John Goodo will coinf,l:2-;:.:G t@c
death Ct Mr. DJaglas 10 the haN5: up2a &c
reassemb!icg of Congress s?:er lie hoii;2g'
TIE Mayor Of Norf5il, 10 c1asliaro;iHa Of
the fact that many psr>2ns Ray" s'"" i,'21d
recently Carrying r4Zort, rtvoie:'3 a." ";a;G
concealed weapons, has pize1 Io:lca ti2S He:o
after all euoh persons. upun G@tcai9; "':'
be foed $50 f5r eseh eiitree.
The publication Of the Farr. oi;:; Mercury,
tbs ten orsty suspensoa CT whic2 WIS Te@:;.;-
~ anDvuuc.d, has beer. res91;2d, =? Alfred
Mott, ESQ.,. fer Tie il1siisl ana Al Fj2:n
Bank. MIR. st. Andrew. the cG!:'?. Is ei'3c1t
sill IL Europe, having been daia!2"G 'onGnT
tiaa be expected
The Winchester News is happy ;3 her u
''thc good lack If WiacAcs,c: teaa:a:a.a
few days ago. Tie encd luck is IL the Snaps
OF Thousand dollar Uuituj States bono, ssrr
b. a ,icl. old uncle of his ~iEa wi!o RESTLESS ID
la3aDa. The CID gen!lan2an has IL. 1!@3:' 10
Virginia, aud be sent e.ec;i Gnc :. b91:; i3F ;Hc
Ike amount" Il good o!i uoc.o. d..
Tho Harrisburg Old Couluaa'.'Se"'t';er:; '3c;
% Wednesday e7acag last Joia +. ';r4o2y
cine iato togn y7i;h six horse ":ra!!l el:t0HT-
er" from Huttonsvi!ia. Randolph oougiT. ".
Va, loaded down with tb!ltaen deer, blran
saddles CT yali=cu, twelve wlIJ !n:E:G5s 2 i1t CT
phcasa1,s butter eggs, 81, Faeg E@..el CO..
sider,bI7 ever 800. aGG tia o:}taia q TIC
c;at expects 10 make s1l':2: a:,@aG5 II g;
salt and Christmas goods aa ii: !c;url IT,.
For silt cos!ipgs 81 70 per sack h5r". $ Wi:
b. realized 10 Rauio;p1.
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Efrr5rin S0ags;E2s;sy,

Colonel L. e. Fltzhugh ez-doo'keor:c o. -
House, who went with tho committed C:tal.ed -
bear The remains Of Hon. &. g. Uod&,as, :lo :,
member from the First ViIsiai4 D-tc;1;, tc u If
final resting piece ct AgIet!'s, Virginia, reports
en- incident Of the cthcrWi.a El~cn!g duties
which recalls the dsys long co:o by--.a!l Ec
dent which illustrates Tie splendid h2S 2i;.'i:?'
which has given that proud ole Com :loEHc& j
9 name end f.mo wherever tie Rr:,,isl t1G@.:e
is spoken.
john LAWS, Eaq, brother Ct S;acGtar =. i.
Davis. Of West Virgins, and : Wsr:li l::r;.t, >
friend of the late Mr.. Beverly B. Ecus'.:, join
ed the ommittce at Nichmond, sid ~aai wiih
lhs egcolt to Ayletts, taking hia so!e!t!ii re$.
dence Lester Manor" in the Way. i:e=chiD&
the manor" ID the afternoon, t.. doors ws7"
thrown open with "a Old VirSiaia Welcome;
liquors and cigars end coffee OF lhe rGTest Il .V9c
were served, and the dinnor which Hsz F;'ceat
before the guests Hon. Rush Clarke ssys, YES
one Of the most surlptuous lad oes5nt Of Th;ca
he aver partook. Io says lha! the hisHs ;i2a=e
hsa seldom sprasd q moro elegant teast- 70
msining at Lester Manor" over IiSAt. go:
having 70 leave tbs railroad st this pV!2:. s'd
TO Tho late home CT M. Dougiss, Mr.. Ia"i5 had
his elegsnt carriages and cha:iois b:ouxh. out,
in which be and his guests made tho lul'hry.
Their sad mission ended, the gentlemen Il ;Ae
committee eighteen in ruDbeE) returned tee
same night to Lester Manor whese they Ta!o
as handsomely entertained IS b.iore ~ tAe'c
large. hesrted End manly host, ;..r. Jo?in =.
Davis.
Or leaving for Washington The nazt morning:
MI Davis was asked by tho Sergsa:t.:;.s : i:,S
TO DGEe out his BILL
met e copper, gentlemen" he replied, =:
shouldn't think Of such thing"
But" persisted dr.. Clarke and otheTs. '!c
expenses arc ell provided for, SID It is 10. the
ommiLtee you would charge, bat tee ti4;:ti
States government"
"fhst matters nothing" said Ar. DsTis,
beverly Douglas Was d friend Of mine, and !.
beg permission to contribute this little n homer
of bis memory, AL IS slight expression q ny
high regard for his lefty character "
When it is considered that Il NJ Eav;a I'D
made charge st I'll fer the entertainment Of bis
guests two or three days, tho iurnisli1g cftCans.
portaton, &C., the suIn would have amounted
to about two hundred dollare. We can sppTecl
ate the generosity of Mr.. John B. Davis. tic
committee say it il the first time thoy have ever
kn Wn gentleman to refuae pay, wDen tha co.
efnmeRs mad to foot the bill, and that they will
long entertain Il mos. pleasant and grateful
memory Of Lester Manor Gnd lis accomplished
owner. 1t u the first experience thai sevaTs! OF
the committee Chose from the Eorth) have ever
mad CT old fashioned Southern hospitality, and
the reality sarpssaes al thay had eyer heard Ct
il. We sincerely wish that socal lE:a!ccuIto
between tbs sections could be Of more freGueas
occurrence Washington Sunday Gazette.
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Es.c sEssuiie2s-AIexens.er Feu:2.

&Hw YORK, Lee. S1-A special Washington
dispatch to tho Herald says: THE public |ill
t:oubt:e:s remember tAo quarrel between Mr
Erpe Mua.o2. Representative IL Congress from
TIC Eighth Virginia district end Mr.. Columbus
Ale1aaGcr .cc thia city, witch graw out of &
statement alleged 10 hGTo bsen :nsde by GenGral
Hr,.t,r Al > pubic inestlng III AlcxanCriH, Va,
to I'VE GIeat ihat Mr. Alexander and o.hera a2-
orvrcd O.. ira i:H r6lstlg 10 tho Special Tax
hnfc-caunent att Till assertion Mr.. AleZsr.
der coDtfadic;eG srG tho result. wss e Spirited
ccc:c:po2 t"ac9 between ;hen Mr.. Alexander
replied csusicalIg and Air. Euaton re:crted with
= cAalicagH
~. A;cS .ntIc- was t::;:aa # ha l:-cw a-.7-
thin; Q: report 70 tha ci:ect that q. the meeting
- TIC Grand jury a::cr tho holidays lie fuea'
Son CT indic;iaa Gecc-al s;u0ton you'd Be Goa
li@a:sd. 3;r. lAiexsnGer replied -
- understand thI. sac! action Will Ga taken,
aud tho r!e=a:.L Indications ere that tra. body
%i: IKE some notice If i immediately upon as
ss!.:b;"E. j. i. lher dn.g, ACCORDING 20 their
i,.tn {; indie. Ira. >
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o. Nv Yoit . = o:ang, ii octhiGs happens,
postal card v:l have completed a journey
around the world 10 riacty six days. Ii lett
New Yoik ia C lnsil bag lew days egg, hay
ing arrived from Yokohsma. japan. A. 70.
kobama i. was received FROM Aexacd1ia.
Egypt, and st Ak xaa1;ia ftoa Mcss!aa, Sicily,
whittier It tad tcca s.ut ir,Ta Worcestershire,
England, hy ths man who conceived the sEDe-
rineut. Ga the card be had written as fellows !:
This postal card is io:eoded to be mailed
arouod tie world to ascertain If the feat Gao be
accomplished ia one hundred and swenly days. "
Ii tie ship Ia wtiea ,he card left New York
shall arrive ct Plymouth when Gu', The carl
will be 10 the writer's hand "Wednesday mora
iog, twenty fouc days ahead CT time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-31

The old year expires 20 day. 10 mary l.
has brought anxiety, trouble a1d sore 9Th .ct!ol'
to few, ooptcntueut peace Ct micd AID Joy.
The former have cur syn PATTY, the latter our
CONGRATULATIONS; but tie lesson learned og al Is
The same OLD one, the: though men may
come aud men may go, the world rolls
on fcrayer; that the same event happen
eth to all, that the raia ialls!h upon the
coed and the ba3, that souo will laugh
while others weep. and that the true philosophy
is TO be satisfied With that position in which It
has pleased Providence TO place US. Above all
things regrets are vain. and those are ~iscss
who welcome the New Year, and determine to
do the bss. they can during lis cou's,, ars
confidently leave the rest to. Him who toeth al!
thipes well,