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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-16
GRrdons In China.

Around Shanghai lie $4,000 square miles
which are called the Garden of China, and
which have been titled for countless genera
tions. This area Is as large az New York
and Pennsylvania combined; 1t is all
meadow land, raised few feet above tho
river--lakes, rivers, canal, q complete
network of water communication; the land
Is under tina highest cultivation; three
crops year are gathered; population so
dense that wherever you look you see men
and women In blue pants and blouse, 30
numerous that you fancy some muster or
fair coming on, and all hands turned out
for . holiday. No one can deny that the
Chinese are an industrious people.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-16

The first watermelons Of tho season
In DeadwOod sold at $1.25 each.
For nearly 800 years London bridge
was the only one over the Thames.
Henry Clay's Kentucky homestea :,
Ashland, has been rented at SO per acre. .
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

Owing to the Disagreement between
tie employees snd owners OF the En-
pire cesl mine. work has been suspend.
q and the mine closed for a inded-
Oite period. The facts Of the case -
Riven b. those who should know ere
these. The owners agreed 10 pay the
miners one dollar yard for cutting
cusl ct the time the mine WAS frst
worked. This vas AID il considered
good pay and miners working full time
could make handsome wsges ct this
pr,cs. Business being dull. something
over year ego, Mr. Be,shaw. the man
sgsr, told the coal cutters that - they
wero employed only part Of the time.
eight and ten days in the month. be
would furnish boys to damp the cars,
taking coal from the bsests to the gaog
way. This was . gsatoitnus offer on
the part Of Mr. Bslsbsw, and Vas made
through charitable teslings only. Since
then he has continued 70 furnish this
extra help up to last Saturday, when
osdess vese given that hereafter. - the
minsss ere DIV enplayed from fifteen
W tID0ty 0DyU ~ 49, AegSsss0 NY -
furnish coal in the gsngways for one
dollar per yard. They demanded - q
right that which was benevolently
accorded them. namely, the services OF
the boys in dumping the coal. On Mon.
day morning they refused to - 70
work. Mr. Belshsv and Rouse called
Q meeting Of the niosrs and fully ex-
planned tho situation OF sfiairs, and
stated exactly what business had been
dsoe siscs opening the Diho The
miners held subsequent meeting and
instructed their committee to report
that they still adhered to their dets r
mipstion not to 60 to work. wbereupou
0f Bslsbsw gave orders 10 pay OF the
men and suspend operations. By thus
closing the mioes. one hundred and
twenty-five men are thrown out oil
employment. It affects our merchants
and business men materially. ~ thu
company pail from eight to ten thou
sand dollars monthly to the employees
II 10 70 be hoped there may yet be Or
amicabls arrangement made and wori
90 on, but 1t present there is NO iudi-
cation that operations will be resumed
Antioch (Cal) Ledger.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

several cases involving the question Of
tsxing National Bank shares. The
general result Of the decision wss that
the Court holds that tho systematic and
Intentional assessment Of Nstional
Bank shares ss their full value, while
oil other monied capital il assessed far
below its true value. 10 . vioa .ticn Of
the act Of Congress prescribing . rule
for taxing shares.
Among the admissions 10 practise il.
the Supreme Court were Simon B New.
comb Of New Mexico and Edward B
Taylor Of San Francisco.
Sherman's friends here are . good
deal encouraged BY news from Ohio
that many men who have heretofore
voted the Democratic ticket have joined
Sherman clubs and expressed them :
selves - intending to vote for him. il
nominsted. on business grounds. Both
ths 4ans6eld and Cincinnati Sherman
clubs are reported to brar the names Of
several who have heretofore voted the
Democsstio ticket.
ExCongressnan 1acksy. Of South
Cs1olica, 10 in this city. He reports
the negroes Of that State as almost
unsnimous in their preference fer
Blaine. Aackay thinks that eithes
Grant or Blaine can carry the State.
The imports Of gold to this country.
which were 80 large three and Eve
months ago. have ceased almos. entire
ly, and the tide has turned the other
way. II the inposts OF foreign goods
keep up until June to the amount 70.
ported in January and February. the
balance Of trade in favor Of the United
States will be reduced to Q very low
figure this year. and tho gold sccumu-
lated will b drained away. The Sec
rotary 10 anxious to get silver dollars
into circulation, and to have them used
instead Of gold in the markets. The
New York money market 10 now almost
entirely dependent upon the action Of
the Treasury Department. The large
increase OF business everywhere having
absorbed ell the currency. the monthly
purchases Of 8 per cent bonds that will
be nsds By tho Treasury will have an
iDpostsnt effect upon fin.ucisl centers.
It is understood that an importation
circular 10 being prepared at4he Tres.
sury Department With regard to getting
silver into circulation.
Congressman Bslzhoover Of Pennsyl.
vania will conclude the discussion ol
the WashbuTn case 10 the COMMITTEES
on Elections on Friday. when . vote
will be taken. Bslzhoover's argument
Is awaited with great interest. Every
ballot cast for him was numbered. aud
lie as we'll a. Manning wants to return
Washburn out. because the ballots in
Minneapolis we're numbered. There
does not seem to BE- any hope now 'ci
obtaining . non-partisan report FROM
the Committee, but, 20 far ~ can be
learned. all the Democrats will vote ia
turn Wsshburn out aud give his seat ia
Dsnnelly.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04
A GOOD TnIN0.

German Syrup is the special prescrip
ton Of DR.. A. Boschee. . celebrated
German Physician. and 10 acknowledged
to be one OF the most fortunate disnov-
cries in Medicine. It quickly cures
Coughs. Colds and ell Lung troubles Of
the ssverest nature, removing. - It
does. the cause of the affection and
leaving the parts in . strong and
healthy condition. It 10 not an exper-
mental medicine. but hes stood the
test OF years, giving satisfsction in
every case, which its rapidly increasing
sale every season confirms. Two mil.
lion bottles sold annually. Beware Of
medicines OF similar names. lately in J.
troduoed. Boschee's German Syrup
was introduced in the United States in
1858. and 10 now sold in every town
and village in the civilised world.
Three doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price Is cents. Sample bottle,
10 cents e
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

PoroHKE1rsIR. IN II March S-Rs.
euros sro0 nearly oil The towns Ia
Dseas.e county chow . large Increase
IN the Republican vote.
AUaUsfA. (Ms) March S-The inyee.
6gatton q ths Wsilace r White bribery
60 q q peogrsss. Beth Svan nd
HArsin1n swore 70 having received
noney iron White. and prrssnssi The
deeAils already shown. Swan aid g
vas willing to deliver ths mensy q
White Il hs called tnr l., aud whsts
coofseses that he paid il. and acknov /.
edxes uhe gave it q hius; oehsrvi,e
sven Gid be would aivo Il 60 eAar,ts.
bic institutions Harsiaan testi6sd
that the 1900 be received fran White
vas nov in the hands IT his fHarri.
mAns) broker. He tcek It to detect
crime and net for gam. and holds L
suhject 70 the order Ct tho man Who
psid t.
LouIsyiLLx, March 81 has Webster
1ne outrage. and Andersoa, . vile mur.
dases. ars sentenesd to b hanged on
Oek 9th.
CucA0o. March Tie later. Ocsas' !,
Warrington says the Committee on The
Judiciary today sereed 10 report favor.
ably = bill psov,dinG tha. the q. s.
Circuit Court ehail sit IN ell place.
where . District Court il. held. A
enoa - - opportunity o6srs the bill
viii b rspce:ed. and no doubt il viii
pa1e
WAAxuo1ox. March 3-A SUPREME
Court dee3sioo vas ssadesed today =
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
PoRr Towns8ND, March a. The
revenue cutter Wolcott, while cruising
il the 6trsits yesterday. picked up the
bark Oregon near Port Aogelcs, the
latter having collided With 90 unknown
vessel on Monday night. between Pillar
Point and observatory Head. Captain,
sloan, ct the Oregon. reports bis vessel
lamber laden from Seabeck. apd was
bound for Sac Francisco; was braced
up sharp. endsavoring 10 beat out the
Straits. At the time Of the collision
The other vessel was in ballast and run.
ming up the Straits With q fair wind.
Az soon - the lights Of the spproach>
ing vessel we're seen tho captain ran for
his torch. or flash light, for the purpose
Of exhibiting it. bat was unable to do
% IN time. The Oregon Was struck on
the port bow, and was cut down ia
betwesndeck beams. carrying away her
bowsprit and oil headgesF and dams giug
windlass. The vessel filed with water
in shout forty minutes. the cargo keep
ing her a6uat. The light.kesper .,
Port Angeles WAS the first to discover
the dis.blsd condition Of the vessel,
and reported the same To Capt. Munroe
Of the steamer Dispatch, Who went to
her assistance. But che proved to be Z
heavy TOW for the Dispatch, the tide
being unfavorable. The cutter hap
pened along about three o'clock, yes
tsrdsy Afternoon. and Capt. Hooper im
msdiately won't to assist in towing the
vessel to Port Angeles. The Dispatch
proceeded on her trip to Neah Bay. and
the Woloott arrived here this morning
with the disabled vessel. which is nov
anchored ct the head of this bay. The
cutter immeilistely returned TO The
snsoe q the disaster in search Of The
missing vessel.
L1t~.-The revenue steamer Wolcotl
arrived this evening, having visited
Victoria. whore intormation was re-
ceived that the bark Germania, bount
to Departure Bay. collidsd with an IN
known vessel in the Straits Hondsy
night. Carrying away some Of her head
gear. This i opposed to b the vesse
With which the Oregon came in con
tact. Captain Sloan further report,
that 10 gave the name Of his vesss
whom asksd, and called for that Of th,
ether, but Il Was not given. He sl.s
aaksd the captain Of the ether vessel 4
stay b until the amount Of damag,
waa aecertainsd. But she disappeared
In . few minutes and was not sesr
alterWards.
The brig North Star left for Utsa-
lady. schooner Husnems for Seattle
and The schooner Excelsios passed m
The new grand jary was snpanpelet
Monday aud found true bills yesterday
morning against Thos. Nc0fsw ani
Charles Otto foe assault With intent {,
co0mit murder. The case il now Q.
trial. The testimony OF NcDooald, q.
voundsd man; WIS taken Ut the Hoe
pital h being unable 10 astend Court
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Thursday, March 4. 1880


Anodssn ship Of war il thing Of
immense csst. The large Eoglish YES
sells Temerairs. Dresdoought and In
flexible. each cost the people Of Britain
between two and half and three mil.
los dollars, and they ars hyyns means
tss lssg@t q msse formi4abls :piPs
alloat.i -fhs Italians have tk6. .cSlied
the Duilio and Dandolo. that cost four
,aillions sacb. and they ere sbest build
Ing two mere that will cost six millions
each. The Dsndolo and Duilio are $50
feet long. g. test broad, draw Is isst.
displsee O.65o tons, and ere driven By
engines Of 1900 hsrss power. The
preiected Italian vepssla which gro o..
resly building. TO. ere 400 feet losg.
u feet broad. and draw 80 feet. while
their displacsAent Il calculated = b
1890 TINS Asd their power equal 70
$4,000 horsss. The names selected for
these monsters Of the deep ere ltssia
and Lepapte. and il 10 ssPpossa tbas
upse tbsn will bsmsssbsd guns weigh.
isg ,2oo tops sssh. Their completion
cannot bs effected 10 less than Ave
years. and. whom completed, they srs
expected to b the fastest, heavisst.
strong,st and ussst po~~islly armpd
ships Of war on the bosom Of the ocean.
II is not TO b supposed ibat the Eog-
lish Goverpmsan viii tansly permit
itself to be surpassed in this direction
by.sbs Italians. aud ~ may any day
bear Of orders being given for the con-
strsctioa OF vessels that will Gauss
those Of the sunny kissdoa 70 appear
small asd weak IN conpasisoo, il such
thing \ possible. The cast Of thsss
tremendous eosises u war b getting "a
b fsiehtful to sontsoplals. A sisgls
vessel will cost the people - much - .
whole dr. II wooden wslls" did Z
quarter Of . century ago. and for most
paeposss azs Of but little moro efficacy.
The contraction account q tho British
Navy amounted. for iron vsssels. to
only four million dollars 10 1873. In
1874 Il Was increased to six millions ;
in 1873 10 over fourteen millions and
10 1880 it il thought fully sixteen mil.
lions will b. required. This enormoas
outlay Of money " have bssn happily
spared on this side OF the Atlantic,
To be sore. our navy. slongsids thosl
Of several European nations, 10 not r
b. spoken Of; but that 10 no loss. FOL
W have no need Of more navy than W
possess. ana the msnsy W are thal
saving We can apply 70 the reduction
Of our rapidly dwisdling public debt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Exclussvsly 70 re fxrslalosscss.
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Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msnently overy case OF Gonorrhws,
elect ard Whites. no matter of how
long standing. If directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended oz
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. w. Harris 4
Co., Wholesale and retail druggists, Sc
attle. ". +. ol6d&w6m
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

4 oerrsspondsnt Of the C1ronicls.
writing from Seattle. on the 18th d
NAbfuary. bslittlss the skAgit gold
mines savassly. He makes statements
that hs would much .disliks 70 - over
his name: bic communicatiou coins
unsignsd. He claias 70 have heard
reports That sail vessels were beiue
chartered 10 San Franeisoo for The con.
vsyancs Of miners and camp followers
The approaches 10 The mines ass cover.
I'd With len and snow from ton 70 TWEEN.
y feet deep. The only evidences Of The
riehnsss q the seouplsy. = : gold
barring senss. Il thas iarnishsd By Z
ssw persoas Who are interested in
seeking gals ~ the sspenss u TIL
pshiis. Psices here are twssty p,
cent. higher than In CAlilcrois. And
20 scss q THE sats- hsAdsd cosreapon-
dent. making seassnsAt after ssatsasnl
thai ars ~ hlss = EN- -. VIE q,
fellow h ~ have no idsa, bat per
haps Others II car tovnspsepls know
him. and viii rsoogniss him In thil
unffiss6ly lettsr. ~sE-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

Improve the good weather BY get.
ting your pictures taken 1t the Cottage
Gallery. Prioss q usual. Located a
the old place on Trout street. Our
stay 10 short. D. X. JUDKIHs.
Photographic Artist.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

Three ysars age to-day vas : time d
mosasntoas iAterssi p the people a
The United States. sad enc year fro.
todAv aay y anoeher. Thsss qusd-
renniAl psrioda sf political sxcissmsal
aud tsfmoil ere entirely - 1tequeat
for : great nation liks this. eix-yoar
tcs1s are short ssoegA. asd 90 s1cA
term f.r any naa i qaits saeagl.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

The ea1@srs ee Col avsss' end wife.
By Creek bsig6ads r. ealosils. h,
fuaaeially. serious matter. Axapsom
Of t976.o0o has 6sss demanded for
their rslsass. eSses h an ellcse a
high .ak 10 the BsitisA Army. end ths
oeSssnasat Sssls cessssssd q ~
account. TIE iroaslad Invinsihls haa
bssn dispstehsd 70 The sosns e sresbls,
hat n Asntiss tsigeads ssR tAs
aouataiaA sAs rim - peaeaieAlly
valeslsss. The solution a tAis matter
= awaited With interest b The Earu-
psan and Ansrican world.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

The Denecsasic llasioanl osuseasSss.
called e aset In Otnclanasi. vim eou-
ssas % H. 2eth Il Js.s--svsasy.six
aays sitss tie meeting a ~ Rspsbli.
ca National 0oaveniioa = Cateaeo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-04

DLEEKEn-0UerIN-At Oolfhx, Feb. lssA, Jas,
1lsekef and Aiss xa.y 0ustso. both Of WHIT.
man county.
1lNe11- NcITkENY-AW Walls Wslls. YsA 9seA.
". =. 2inssr md 1i0 JoospAlne NcItosay,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13

katie! Katie. darling I'm here.
I've come home. Katie!
She did NOT SIR. His voice brough,
no answer. He shook the door.
Katie :"
Still no reply.
lie pressed his face against the pane
How still sha was. Low wan. how pale
She is asleep he cried J" but |
cannot wait ="
And be set his strong shoulder
against the door aud burst IT open.
He rushed into the ht;ic kitchen, the
red freight flashing IL III. glad eyes a
he crossed it.
Katie, wake mp, he cried. Kate
it's your William come back to you."
But Katie would never awaken again.
Katie would never know that all her
watching, waiting and praying had not
been in vain. She was dead.
Her light had gone ont forever.
though the light III the Window burned
brightly for her husband.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13

BEGGING FAvoRs.-There is one spe-
cies of deadheadism which is par
ticularly objectionable-the tendency
of ministers to ask favOrs because of
their cloth. Ministers ought to have
fair salaries, paid promptly, and then
ask no favors that are not granted to
other men. Ministers are not paupers.
They ought to be paid for preaching,
and then pay for what they buy. We
take no stock in man who always
wants reduction of twenty-five per
cent because he is minister or who
wants to ride in the cars as 80 dead
head" or expects to attend public en-
tertainments free of charge, or to be
placed on the free list" of paper.
We do not think much of ministers of
this sort.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13

THREE FOR Y-FIvE.-After q
Griswold street barber had finished
shaving stranger yesterday, the man
asked what the charge was, and when
told that it was ten cents, he asked:
Don't you have any Wholesale rates?
Wouldn't you give me three shsves for
twenty-five cents?"
"Yes, reckon could do dat"
"Then go ahead and shave me twice
more - said the stranger as he climbed
back into the chair.
The barber lathered, shaved, re-
combed his hair and cried, brush y
and the man reseated himself and took
third shave without word. His
face had lobster.color when he got
through, but he handed out quarter
and said:
~ don't know but it would have
been better to take seven shaves for
half dollar, but this will do just
."-DetroH Free Press.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13
TESTIMONIALS:

CAN JOSH. SEPTEMBER 81. 1875,
To the Standard Snap Co.-Gent1ncn:
1t affords mo pleasure to say to
tho public that 1 have used and pre-
scribed your PHOSPHATE SOAP
DIS IL remedy in various forms OF
cUtaneous diseases with tho hap
piest results. I am of the opinion
chat it is the mildest and most per.
feet detergent that can be used.
cither for cleansing the skin and
leaving it soft and healthy, or for
removing the fetor and corroding
influences of sores and alterations.
l should be sorry to be without il
IN shaving my face or making my
toilet, to say nothing of my good
opinion Of its remedial qualities.
A. j. SPENCER, M. y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13
Mines and Miners

Are OF little value unless the receipts exceed
the expenditures. The Robertson Process
enables parties TO make money in mines
where they could not otherwise pay expenses.
The means used I, extract the gold aud sill
yer from ores is very simple and effective.
The fact that some parties denounce it who
know nothing OF its workings is in its favor.
John A. Robertson, 2. o. Box So, Oakland,
Cal, owns the patent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13
Our Progress.

As stages and stage routes are quickly
abandoned with the completion Of railroads,
SO the huge drastic, cathartic pills, composed
Of crude and bulky medicines, are quickly
abandoned with the introduction OF DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets, which
are sugar coated, and little larger than mus
tard seeds, but composed OF highly concea-
trated vegetable extracts and are warranted
10 cure all irregularities Of stomach, liver
and bowels. Sold by druggists.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13
No Alum No Adulteration

CD. Hawley 81 Co.'s strictly pure Grape
Cream Of Tarter Yeast Powder. On applica-
ton sample will be mailed to your address,
postage paid, that you may compare our
powder put one-half of a teaspoonfuI in
goblet half full Of cold water The pure
powder will etferv esce until dissolved, ieav-
ing the water clear, while the adulterated
will not. You cannot be too careful about
these authorizations; it is too late to think Of
it after the harm is done. Insist upon YOUR
grocer ordering c. J. Hucley 6 Co.'s Yeast
Potcdsr. ~ Send for our new Catalogue.
G. j. Hawley & Co., Grocers, 2l5 and PIT
Suffer Street. San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13
A Divers Ru>e.

Al Old drep-s-, to..vr. with L.. :
la, memory, tells the ipI.ua-
lag about some If bis uni-r-~
companions: :" diyed once IL VI -
bile Bay. where / nai put over three
hundred chains under al !ron-clAi.
Tue greatest anLoyance that We h.I
there WAS sharks. they iii I hardly
dare tack q us. because with our armor
We 10 ,sei more lax. scarecross t-Au
aay thing else. They would come SAIL
Tag along. aud gradually SWIM toward
u, with their great big mouths vide
open; but when within Tea feet OF
- they waull stop aud lay there dap
ping their hus, and looking, II seemed
10 lie. Ike the very evI! oar MN self
llnaiiy. We devised a way - scare
them OF that lever failed - iEIgAieu
them 50 that they would say AWAY ~
lour or longer before they d4r,,i 10
One bAck The arn4or Ne wra! d, ar
sight, Won know. oar J.cA-t -l,..v,--
we're fastened arouEt orr wrist. wlt.
III elastic, 80 that the -Ir could hot r>-
ape. BY rUaLllE Ms tuger uuner
iue sleeve Oi NV JACKET. | could l-t tue
Ar ont, al a. ii Tu,Lri .-tu tue water
= WoaId make = sort Of kissing L1l>e
.ud q volume Of buba.e, s4. I W.. -
whenever those sharks would som.
provlinC around me would hold GU;
LAY arm toward ;4,ul. and. putting NV
niger under tn -iI~,lc uI Inv tsh-..
s.eeeve, / wouid 1T Jet ui ar "ut
and send stream oil bIDbles Iuto tlr
snark : face, with a kissing nuise, lac
steam from guage-cocA. The WAY
that those sharks wouli 20 scootIug
off was funny to behold.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-02-13
Deal Gently With the Little Ones.

He who clicks child Will terror,
Stopsitsplsy- AMI stills Is song,
NotslJue commits an error,
Bn, grievous moral vrous.
CIV 1t play, aud never fear it,
Active life is no defect;
Never. never be * its spirit;
Curb II only TO direct.
Womb y0u stop the flowing river.
Thinking it would cease to flow
Onward must il flow forever;
Better teach it where u so