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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-07-28

S. LIPSCOMB,
d ISuccessor to LIPsCoAB S0MERvILLE
No 20 New Street, under Virginia Hotel,
STANTON, VA.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN WATER. STEAM
AhDGAS PIPES. COCKS, VALVES. &C. PLUMB
ING, STEAM AND GAS FILTERS SUPPLIES
TERRA GOTTA AND CHIMNEY PIPES. PUMPS.
RAMS, &C.
GAS MACHINES A SPECIALITY.
Coed work IN always on hand; work promptly
and satisfactorily executed. either in city OF coun
ty, Parties III want of water pipes pumps. or any
thing in my line will do well to give call before
buying. July -ooin'
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4 COMMISSIONER = SALE OF V LUtBLE REAL
ESTATE Be, oNt;JNG TO TIE ESTATE OF TIE
l.TY TlOS X. MEEIFEE IN THE COUNT OF SUM
MES w. VA.
I,y virtue Of DEGREES of the Circuit Court of An
gus; a county, Va, rendered at the June term, 1850
ard the June term 1872 in the cause of 7. X. Men
if. as Admir- VS. r. X. Menifee's widow and deyi.
Sc g. we i'll offer for sale at public auction in Hin.
tn;. Summers county, W. Va, in front OF the depot
al that place, on
Saturday, the 26th dau of August. 1882,
tll- following real estate:
A tract of 1872 acres of wood land in ,saaeasRfA.
Summers county. West Va. This
D operty is Immediately on the Ches- %EySSaE
aprake 4 Ohio Il. r.. near the juno v1sfsSaA
tim of Greenbrier and New Rivers. dSsSssszsses1s
is finely tlmbered. making it one of the best tracts
| for lumber i'll that section Of the country.
| TERMS:-Cash in hand to pay the costs of sale
| and the balance in three equal. annual payments
b-iring interest from the day OF sale. Bends with
| approved personal security to be taken from the
| purchaser and title retained as ultimate security
| for the purchase money.
| JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR.,
| W. A. HUDSON,
| VIM. j. HUNTER,
juy2s ids. commissioners.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-07-28

| UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
u VIRGINIA ACADEMIC STUDENTS.
| Virginia Students over IS years DID, who have
passed the required entrance examinations (see
Catalsgue) will be admitted free of tuition fees to
| the Academic Schools OF the University.
Examinations will be held Sept. 18th, 9th, 18th
and 10Th.
| JAMES r. HARRISON,
| july 214t Chairman of the Faculty.
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,,ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of Au.
grsta county rendered un the 10th day OF March,
1897 in tile cause Of Trout &c, Shot, will sci
at public auction, in front OF the Cour9 House.
Saturday, the 26th day of August, 1882,
the house and lot in Plunkettsvtlle,.
in which ID. W Shot resides. The 4 >aSA ~
lot is well locaed nd HIS on it a kaETTyax1R
comfortable frame house with out A 5l;TfSflA
buildings. uE191sRz42
fERMS:-CaShi in hand to pay casts of suit and
ex onseS of sale and the 'ue ON credit oil one
" . and three years from day OF sale. payable III
eu wi annual ms amen'$, the purchaser giving
be-, dis for said deferred n>ta!m.nts "th approved
pe sonal security, and the title 10 be retained a.
Ultimate security.
j. EMMtTT GUY.
W. y IIU son,
ly,s4t Commissioners.
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Mem Advertisements.

VNTANTED-To buy a good SADDLE HORSE
w No fancy price paid. Must be good trav-
eller and fast. Address
iulyB BOX 1872, Staunton, Va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-07-28

mo ExCHANGE.Iha have some old PIANOS and
/ ORGANS that will exchange for FARM PkO-
DUCE, WOOD. LUMBER, or anything can use 1
have also FINE DRAFT HORSE that Will Sell
or exchange for lighter Buggy Horse;
r. W. WALTER.
iuly 28.4t StauntOn, Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-07-28
Nezv Advertisements.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
This well known State Institution having been
re-organiZed, under the act of March 3rd, 1882 by
the election of the old Faculty, is prepared to
supply the highest grade of education, upon the
best terms to those who desire the distinctive ad-
vantages of this General Scientific and Military
School Session opens 1st September. For par
ticulars address
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
iuly2S sept Superintendent.
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HAMPDEN-sIDNEY COLLEGE. vIBGI"IA.
ITO BREEDERS OF HORSES.
BELMONT STOCK AND STUB FARM

ITO BREEDERS OF HORSES.
i BELMONT STOCK AND STUD FARM.
Breeders of horses who have waited the return of
my STATIONS, are reminded that most Of them
will be home in short time, and may be used with
Der Of fine animals Ihaye purchased the finest i'm
ported PERCH ERON- NOEMAN STALLION AND
MARE known to me: the latter is here, and the
former will be this week. and will make season AZ
above. My experience is that this is the most val
liable breed of horses for our country in use, and
every mare ought to be thus In use. have also
RT-HORNED BULLS from two year old down
to weanlings, and HElFERS OF all ages, many with
calves of both sexes. will SELL LO W on time, or
exchange for male stock cattle work oxen. Also
BERKSHIRE SWINE of all ages.
S. w FICKLIN,
july 2l-3t Near Charlottesville, Va
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Addison (the last che do not know, nor
do I care for friendly Introductory can |
always find me in very accommodating
mood at Wattsboro'. I have never used
Mr.. Addison's name except in your pres
ense to tease you, and have never said any
thing at which he could take offence Most
reSDectfullv
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-07-28

II. 3. Garland:
3 Sir,--Herewithy you will find letter from
Miss Hatchett to you, which she sent me
for perusal, and requested, after duly no.
ting contents. that I should forward to
your address. If you should feel aggriev-
ed at the contents therein, which | have
carefully read and endorsed, you may re-
member at any time that | advocate her
cause, and hold myself personally account
able for her words. Your having taken
the liberty of making use of my name in
this matter last winter gives me this pre-
Yours, &C.,
[Signedl JOSEPH ADDISON.
r, o. Llnenburg Court House:
REPLY OF r. B. GARLAND TO MISS MAMIE
HATCHETT.
WATERFORD, VA. July 5, 1882.
Miss NaY1aie Hatcheh:
Yours 25th ultimo, through the medium
of NJ, Addison, came duly to hand, and
contents specially noted. [ have but few
words to reply. You charge me with orig
mating and promnlgatlng the report that
/ iirted with you, without giving me a
opportunity to deny it, (which most EN-
phaticaliy do, aud demand your author.)
Yoa seem to be satisfied with the veracity
of your witness, and p~oceed in your letter
to attack my character. yeracity, and rep
ntation. and also insinuate that you have
still more which you hold in reserve and
will shower down on me. 1t is passing
strange that you, knowing all these reparts
to be true. Which you go on to hint at in
your letter, and some you enumerate, and
having the character and reputation of
youug lady TO sustain, should have per-
mitted and received my calls at your
fathe, IS honse, danced with me in public,
write me very lengthy epistle and sever
al notes. and lastly enclosed me lock of
your lair with your name attached, which
have in nv possession, and to which you
are welcome. II my denial to your charge
is not satisfactory, your brother and Mr..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

EW GOOuS-keceigei to day: Colgs,e's
~, aosadora Ws:er, their new perfume in %
IVgu' u'spflhk!lng top bottles Bansoa'a Skir Cure,
,.she ,.asehhe IN collspsable tubea. convenient for
rSsSeefs. Vasellne Cold Cresm Vsseine Cam
pn9f lee. and Veseline CONNECTIONS 70. Cous hs
a.u So.c' also VsseIine Pornsde, unsurpassed
zoe oe lghifui dressing for the hair
uecI! JaNNEY g. 90
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Other Prominent People

who recoum ,nd the "ldear' Coffee Pots: Mrs..
Briggs. (ulivis) Warrington, D. c.; General
Bergimsr Fint, California; Hon. John jay,
N. VI Mr.. Charles < Dickins, Bottom; 4.
Allen Kile, MD. LII D., Phil ,dslphis; w.
lur, Shs I'll sid. Bng Mrs. Thomas Hunter. Phil.
.dephi.. The 'Ioeap Coffee Pots do Lot need
the endorsc m snt OF such distinguished people to
make them sell. we mareIy msntlon them to
show lhs. ifis Was Dot a good srlc it would
not have such recommendations. The Ideal"
stsnds on rs own merits II never dlsappolnts
ssle wholesale and retail! By STANsBUsY & Bro
m Il ut.ciu .ers snd dealers IN ctoves and 7 in
Ware Alexsndli., Va. Catalogue and price
list on application. jsn2l
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

Dr. Z. Q. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
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SION, Loss OF Memory Spe.mctorrhes Inpc.
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.A2e caused hy over e1eGtion. felf abuse or ovar
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i've dollars, we will send the purchaser our wris
ten Guarantee to raturn the money if tbs tres.
Inent does no! effect euro Guarantees issued
6y Ef & CO., Druggists, Alexandria,
W., wbolsssle and retail agents. Orders br
a1sii will receive prompt attention msT
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RELIGIOUS RITES To BE DENIID.-A few
days ago Raw, Father Fyap, Of Morristovu. N.
j., s,usht instruction from Bishop Virgins as
to the treatment of fq1oI-d sal, r, and their vic
timg. The bishops version of this in.ervisw
has jus! b;su made publir Tho bishop says
hat he ins ruc;sd Father T ynn thai rrrR;-
bic dru, kirds SAT- be denied Coris / IN tu-
rial. Ho explained that tic rrglbIe dru,kards
ara these who bsbi al orluk to exc So. and
c,utirus to Lad suoh life ua.o their las: sick
o. IS alter having been rtpsstedy warned by
their pastors. lo regard to p.rs,us who s,Il
liquor icGisc:imiosey 10 druukards aud others.
cIulraY TO the laws OF ot u;oh aud S;.te, they too
are to bo treated the same as iccortigible druuk
ards, s5d thit b,dies sre not 10 go in,o COL
secrs.ed ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

rAND1BS-5 bbls Fine and Choice Candies
~ iust received by
decl2 J G. MILBURN.
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DURE SPICES. freshly ground for Christ
i mas trade, for sale BY
decl6 J. MILBURN.
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GM>zA 8uAQe55

Alexandria, w., August 4. 1885,
Aboui 10 months ago l wss considerably
troubled with = constant desire 10 urn.ss. On
the accommodation of Cspt.ia J. U. Gtahsn
began 10 use Warmers Safe hidaey and Liver
Core, and it has effected an entire Gu in my
case,
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NEW CROP PRIME NEW ORLEANS
~ AOLASSES just received
nov26 w. A. JOHNEON & co.
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PEOPLE WholIy Verlled
In order that the public may fully rssliz, tt 9
enuineness Of the statements, ss we'll As the
power aud value of the article of which they
soeak, We publish herewith ,hs fac siml.e sig ua-
lures of parties whose sincerity is oeyoId q les.
ton. The truth Of these testimonials ls 1osu.ule
nor can the facts they announce be lgncred.
Alexandrs, Va, Augusta 1881.
was thrown from my horse or years ago.
and suffered 9 severe wound of the SIDE which
was aggravated by Ci:ord.red kidneys. Klev. n
months sgo wts at,scst d with pneumonis nd
blacdsr disease deposits of brick dust md albu-
men being discerDable by the make eye. was
COL fned 10 the houas for six mouths It'd was
unable TO cross the floor without assist nee. My
oily ysicisn did me no good. Having read In my
reIlRious weeklies OF the wonderful cur,s by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, sad beiag
advised to use it by Captain Graham dld so.
and am oLce more able 10 w.ls lhs st!ea;s. Ny
pains have !est me. aud hs!isre if hsi used
the remedy year ago should then 20 have
been cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

now Tbs. If assorted quality, for sale
~ cheap 81 50 King St.. corner Koyal.
dec7 j Z. OKEIGHTON & SON.
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nhaf oCa P5.-Another largo supply o.
- Inc celebrated Creme Oatmeal Soap" s'sc
osupp'y Of "5aeei Home POPULAR washir 6
b9mpoano, ssves time and labor. msxes linsn!
aot1.iuuy o1y white aid never Injuries the fabric
enesp article. for sale by
Ishl6 E.S. LEADEEATRR BIO.
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w. S. MOOR

No. 65 Union street,
Alexandria, Virzinis,
Where he Is prepared to furnish all kinds
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAST IRON
FENCES, &c. Repairing done with dispatch,
and at prices that were charged previous to the
war. dec II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-28

GLEDSl eLED> SLRDS! We have 10 store
- snd for Esle at low prices nics line Of eleds.
EcLEAN s. UHLER,
jsr5 76 King street.
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DRIMk CRANBEhRIE5 received today
L and for sale by
MI j G. MILBURN. II n. Roy.lss.
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eVsscasf h!&E, a.sshs,,

;oAh .,,.,
We iaVi.a Tho attention OF 1eaiors amI COZ.
n@@Ts 10 or. la-Eo Stock Of CAREFULLY
t5hPA k"O Cost o. no following vs.!ctia5
LIHIE'c VhLuHI,
Ir0H3&hiiT and
SIlA@0ElS RID AGF.
HELlg 2.3a Ores burning aad bard) CT
stc.1ler, broken egg stcze aaG nu; si.9s
Eiso alscESI rs EE ZEE, u Il DE GLAND
ini z hN VIA 2PLINT, from West VS..
Making Cosl specially, wa min . I;acr ony
he HitAEST tE8 ADES, and having tso !a-ae
Storage Iar@R. zach variety is kep: eepa-s.e,
md is especially prepared 10. fsraiiv use
EtEds lnorgd, sEd ali Goal sens out VEIL
rG"S.
De.icr,, families, public institutions nn1 rasr-
nftcFocies supplied at lc'scst market ra.e.-per
sea OF GGAO lks. =. j. ~ NE.AHFEY & CO,
tah E@.sZf en.; EhTGs foo: q Queen 81
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A1~/ .Al5l1~ ~,
MDUUATsdsR AZ.

DINGWOOD SEMINARY FGH YOUNG
IL LADIES
Will be reoponed at Ringwood, Fsuquier Co.,
Va, on February Ii. 1892.
Health. scholarship. cheerful homo life, neat
ness and system in hsti!s, grace in manners,
Ohris.ian principle in character, sre its primo
aims.
Charges for term of five months, (bosrd fuel,
lights, tuition in English) SO
Reached from CstIe!rs Station, ca Y. Il. p.
R., 90 milea from Alexandria.
For further Information address
Miss j. A. MILLlGAN. Pliacipsl.
Auburn p. D., Fauqusr CO. Va.
We cordially commend the c!sim, OF Ring
wood Seminary.
T. P. FPEs,
Pastor Green wien ,:nurrh, Va.
WM UINwID l.,
Pastor I'd Pfes5. CLuccn. -.iexa, Va.
j.nl2-lu
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TRUTH dTTESTED.

(Some Important Statements ~ Well Know n
People Wholly Verified
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-09-21
THE STATE FAIR.

From interviews with our own citizens
who went, we conclude that the State Fair
at Topeka last week was success only as
to numbers. To very common place ex-
hibiton and unnoteworthy entertainment,
might be added poor accommodations, in
tense heat. terrible winds, continuous clouds
of dust and high prices, to say nothing OF
shootings. robberies and DRINKS. The crowd
being immense and consequently profitable
the people of Topeka will of course look at
the matter in different light. But we are
speaking of the visitors most Of whom were
strangers to the streets of the capital. we
have the first man TO see who would With
his present knowledge go again il it was to
be done over. If the weather had been such
as to render camp or outdoor life pleasant,
or even endurable the related experiences
that we daily hear might have borne a diff
erent eoloring. The crowd must have been
immense. The Topeka papers put down the
whole number having entered the fair gates
at upwards of one hundred thousand, while
other papers claim that from forty TO nifty
thousand people were present during the
soldiers reunion on Friday, thousands OF
whom went to see and hear James G Blaine.
who spoke to all immense outdoor assem-
blage. but not one in fifty of whom heard a
word he said. Two long heavy passenger
trains went every day from this section OF
the valley alone, but by Wednesday night
the crowds coming back nearly equaled those
going. Several hundred people went from
this county and city, and if other counties
were as fully represented the estimate could
not have been overdrawn. 4 number Of
eminent men were present from other states
besides James G.. Blaine, Mr.. keifer. speaker
of the House; Col. Carr, and Gen. Loripg
the head of the National Agricultural Bu
rean. a number of whom addressed the eX'
soldiers, the people upon the fair grounds
and the crowds at the different hotels. Next
to Blaine's speech the most interesting oc'
eurenees or spectacles were the sham battle
Of the state militia. the parade Of the vet
Grams and the fambeau and fire works
procession. The eX-prisoners OF war also
held an interesting meeting, which was ad
dressed by Senator Plumb, Blaine. st. John
and Boston Corbett, who captured Jefferson
Davis.
For the good name Of our state and th'
comfort OF her enterprising people, we hope
the weather may prove more suspicious th'
next. time a state fair is attempted, wher
illust rous strangers are Invited TO see u>.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-09-21

states OF the United Staiet, there Is none.
since the days of colonial adventure, that
has about il The romance Of history rs does
the state of Kansas [applausel. 1t WAS the
battlefield to freedom and free soil-it was
the challenge thrown out for the crossing oil
swords, to the cautious northern men, and
here the field in which the contest was TO
be bitterly fought ont. ! am not here to
discuss poliiics-not for any sui purpose,
but here to recount history, and say that
the history OF Kansas is the history OF the
defense of free labor and OF free soil. Great
appausel II that be politics. make the
most of it. [Laughterl. II that be politics
it is politics in which democrat and green.
hacker aud republican are in common to-
getber, and ia which they may Unite III
uitering their thanks TO god for the result;
[Grcaf applausel. cannot go through viii
your great history. What more shall say
for even as the profit OF old. in recountins
the works of faith. failed to recount all that
had been dope; the attempt would fail me
He told OF Gideon and of Da,ia and %
| Jeptha and Samuel and of Sampson, an,
what shall say of this, your sampson o
the west. Laughter and applauseJ. Il
shall be recorded OF you rs it was Of the
| men ui faith in the olden time, that you
have wrought righteousness, that you have
Obtained promises, that you have escape,
the edge OF the sword, quenched the VIC
lence OF fire, out of weakness have beei
made strong, that you have waxed valian
in battle, and put to flight the armies Of thu
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-09-21
BLAINE AT TIE WINDSOR.

ON the evening of Mr.. Blaine's return, and
just before the starting Of his train, while a
public reception was being rendered him a
crowd gathered in front OF the Windsor ho-
tel and called for Blaine. Senator ingalls,
presented Mr.. Blaine a a gentleman who
had acted on the reverse of the noted in
junction. ..go west" and having been born
in Pennsylvania had emigrated eastward to
Maine and had certainly grown up with the
country. His progress had been such as to
strain the imagination. to say what it might
have been had his course been westward.
He was gentleman Kansans were much
gratified to have among them and listen to.
Mr.. Blaine said in reply:
"As much as have imagined of the pro-
seen to-day surpasses it all. To an Eastern
man, accustomed to slow and conservative
movements, the progress Of state like
Kansas is enough to make him rather giddy.
No man can have any idea of the extent OF
that progress unless he sees it for himself.
Ii is barely score of years. or but little
more, since this was plain, inhabited only
by the rowing buffalo. Now stretched be.
fore me l see nearly hundred telegraph
wires. by means of which whatever inter.
ests throbs in your hearts are transmitted to
the hearts of the millions of humanity in
all parts of the globe. Progress like that
has never before been realized in any pre-
vious civilization. To Kansas, and TO the
people Of Kansas, feel myself personally !
great debtor, under deeper obligations than
1t would be proper for me to speak of more
definitely here. But so long as live l shall
be grateful to the sturdy, honest and liberty
loving people who have made great state
Of these 80 lately unlnhabited. although
splen AMI rich plains.
| have now but to say good bye, and Il
say that carry away with me the mos
earnest, the most agreeable and most lasting
impressions of the hospitality, the generosi
ty and the Kindness with which you have
treated me since set foot in your glorious
state.
bid you good night and God speed, ant
may every blessing OF kind and beneficen
providence be with you during all coming
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-09-21
\. e.. HtIt HIN I
VI. +. NICHOLS.
J f.. J.. 4 n son

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The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-09-21
A STALWA ART.

IL does one good in these days OF personal
nolities TO sean the editorial page of the
wichita EAGLE. "Party-and principles
not the man. is Marsh Murdock's watch
word. aud one can see it cropping uteyery'
where. In the very unpleasant fix in which
the Republican party of Kansas finds itseil
TODAY. he takes n manly, courageous and
and STRAIGHTFORWARD course, which wins adj
,airation everywhere. Marsh hates
hotter worse than the very mischief, and
has more respect for democrat, honest in
his convictions. than he has for weak
lneed republican who goes of after strange
Gods instead of sticking TO his party princi'
MOS Marsh Murdoch never waivers a hair
bre,dth.-CheyeRss tiadiao 1e,1sto'y) Trans
porter.
Thank YOU. Men some and go pnt trus
nriucip,es stand forever. Men fail. princi
niles never. Our party may not always Dt
with us AS 10 standard bearers, but we can
always be with our party for the triumph oil
it's best measures.