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CIIINA MRDpING.
Pleasant Reception by Mr.. and Mr.
Prank FhlOure Last Might.


Prank FhlOure Last Night.
Yesterday was the twentieth anniversary
OF the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Faloure, Of the Garden Spot" and they
celebrated 1t last evening by reception at
their residence, corner OF Virginia and South
Penn streets. About one hundred couples
were iaRiied and most Of them were present.
A memOrnhly pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all and countless were the hearty good
wishes and congratulations expressed by the
friends Of the genial couple.
The following presents were received:
0ne China lettuce dish from Mrs. Charles
Nichols.
One China lettuce dish from Mrs. VIM.
Chambers
One dozen egg cups from Mr.. and Ma.
Thos. Salisbury.
Two sets China plates, cups and saucers
from Mrs Margaret and Lizzie Hall.
Ono China mouStache cup and saucer, P.
Casseii.
Two pickle dishes, q friend.
One China tea set gold band, and one
decorated chamber set, from the following
friends: Mr.. and Mrs Il, J. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. McGregor, Mr.. and Mrs
D. r, Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Jones, Mr..
1Au AAASt " IL bIuHhV GhEs uLu MIS-. LIE n.
Lallance, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Chaddick, Mr..
and Mrs. W. N. Marsh, Rev. and Mrs. w. E.
Loomis, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. McGee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. N. Watkins.
Elegant Bohemian Vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
]. Stone.
Elegant Bohemian Vase, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Lewis.
;, Elegant Bohemian Vase, Mr. and Mrs. Jno
Heron.
Elegant bohemian Vase, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
johnson.
China Vase, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Reilly.
China Vase, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clator.
China Vase, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson.
Pair Bisque Figures, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Sam
pie.
Silver Pickle Dish, Nj. and Mrs. William
Bliss.
M,ajolica Fruit Bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Mnjolica Fruit Basket. Mr.. and Mrs. I. E.
Beans.
Pair CaspadoFe', Mr and Mrs Charlie, H.
Ditmar.
One Pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Beymer.
0Re Pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Grove.
One Fruit DISH MIR. Thos. scofield.
One Japan Tea Pot, Mr.. James Hall.
China Fruit Basket, Mr.. Edw'd Hobbs, ST.
China Card Receiver, Rev. Copeland.
One-half dozen China Fruit Plates, Mr..
Webb.
one-half dozen China Fruit Plates, Misses
Jennie and Cally Falloure.
One China Card Receiver, Mr.. aud Mrs.
P. Cassell.
One China Shaving Cups mfr. A. II. Forgey.
One China Pitcher, Mrs. A. II. Forgey.
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Q. 8. DIHTRIt.T COunr.
Opening OF the Term-Cases Dock eted
Notes, Etc.

Opening OF the TeFm-CaSes Docketed
Notes, Etc.
This court vas opened yesterday afternoon
soon after dinner, Judge j. ]. Jackson, Jr.,
on the bench. The courtroom was well
allied, nearly all the lawyers0E Ohio c0unty's
bar being present and in addition large
number from the interior. Jurors and wit
nesSes served TO I'LL the remainder OF the
seats Clerk Moore and Marshal Atkinson
w0ro present, but General Golf Is not looked
for before Monday. 1t was expected that
the case OF the United States VS.. William
Philips, OF this city, indicted for perjury,
would be placed on trial and that served to
draw large number TO the courtroom.
Philips with his attorneys, Dovener & Good,
was present and announced himself ready for
trial, but the calling OF the docket occupied
so much time the case was not touched.
There is large amount Of business 10 be
attended TO this term and the Court an.
nOunced itself as being prepared to remaiD.as
long as there was business 10 claim its atten.
ton. Another calling Of the docket will be
had in a few days. A jury was empanelled
yesterday.
The following cases were set:
us. vs.. Bushrod NJ. Nicely, indicted for
felony; to-day.
U.s. vs.. VIM. Philips indicted forperlury;
U, s. vs.. ]. G. Mcdonald, indicted for vic.
latlon Of postal laws; set for Wednesday
U,s.ys. r, G. Dakln indicted for violation
OF postal laws. Atildavits as to illness OF
deiendent were presented and default re-
corded.
The case Of Stephen Thompson. ct al. VS.
John 8. Pringle, in assumpsit was by mutual
consent, dismissed.
In the case Of William Il Humes, admin
istrator, etc. vs.. VIM. Porter, aud Sarah Z.
Charnock administrative, etc, upon notice
and docketed and continued until the 2Sd
inst.
Louis +. stifel, Of Wheeling, was qualified
TO practice In this court
Adjourned until to-day at lOA.M
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TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTI07S;

Bids win be received BY any mcmb., 4,
the Building Committee, or al Tho b'rIS. =
store OF Campsey & Wilson, Claywills N ~
Tor the stone work, brick work, pIaSt,s,
&c, OF the new United Presbyterian CSs'!
about TO he built in the shove named T ~!
until MARCH Is, 1852. The Commi,tst ~
receive bids either for part OF ali oi W
building or contract.
Plans and specifications for tie ey,m,,.
ton OF contractors, can be seen ut me- I'M,
Of the undersigned In ClaysvillC. ' '-'
y. n. CAMPSEY.
mh4 Chairman Building COmmitt,.
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Bya large majority tho people Of The
United States have declared their faith In
ktdney'Wort, as q remedy for all diseases Of
the kidneys and liver, some however, have
dIsllked the trouble Of preparing It from the
dry form. For suchR new candidate appear
IN the shape OF Kidney. Wort IN Liquid Fbrn.
It isv very concentrated, Is easily taken and
y equally efficient as the dry. Try it.
LoutstiIe c6urer-joHrnat. MxF1w
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InI,n nnon,n.

Has received twenty more pieces OF thosl
beautiful Mohair Brocades in all colofs
worth zoe, for t2tzC,, and many other good
in SAME proportion. Call soon II you wisl
great bargains In Dry Goods, Notions, Car
pets, Wall Papers, Window Blinds, etc. Nos
2Ol9 and 2O2l Main street, Center Wheel
ing. MwR
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We would call special attention to the I'D.
yertisement in this issue Of Geo. A. Stone,
the well known nurserymNn, Of Rochester,
n. Y, who is In want OF few more sales.
men TO sell bis now famous Pocklington
Grape, and other new specialties In nursery
stock.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. C., March Iii A. "
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, southeastto southwest winds, lower
barometer, followed during the night by in.
creadng clOudincss.
For the Lake Region, warmer southeast
10 southwest winds, fair weather during the
Lake during the night by light rains.
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A MICHIGAN boy ate bar Of SOAP drank
lot Of soda water and went 10 bed 10 cure III
cold. The doctor had hard time 10 null
him through, but the boy now says the rext
time he catches cold he will use Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup, - -
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". II. RINEfGART s BRO. are con.
stantly receiving new goods In China,
Glass and Queensware, at 1915 Market
street.
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No AssEssNEArs OF any kind can ever be
made upon the stock OF the steadman Guich
1iining and Milling Company, 1t is fully paid
up aud tOrerer T0T-a&setsable.
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John Hays, Credit, P. O., says that Tor nine
months he. could not raise lis hand 10 his
by the OF Thomas Eclectric on ~ Wss
sntselyepred. 2 ~
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SEED DRtLlS, cultiyators. hand aud horse
hoes at Boyd's, Market square.
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GEAR brings disgrace, bravery brings
honor, eOtgdrdicc SdreS no man from his fate, T"
says the Caliph Omar; but Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has saved millions from an awful Eate.
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AGtl package of..sLAoK.D RAUeBrp

TnE steel wheel tubular frame wheelbas,
rowA aretotd at Royd's, Market sqnaFe.
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--LATEST improved and best plows on the
American market sold by Boyd, Market
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Tie following sh. VS. the range Of the Their.
nometer, as obseryednt schnepCs drug store,
Opera House ,ss, corner yesterday, ..o
10 60 81 81 4J 81 IS "a
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@wlNE OF cARpUI" for Ladies only.
For sale by Logan & Co.

FoR first.class platform spring wagon, for
pleasure or business, call on Boyd Market
square.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


/ AurwCll, Cleveland All hurley, Cameron
Il Thompson, Hutton III Vance DIV
A s Vance, ", Va, ESweeHeV RIn'V " Va
J A Connolly, Llttleton WPGoSSch SykcSvilis
" Turner, city WI StOtE6ery. CitSiton
Geo " Kelly, city MnIIobbeiIsl. FsrtSbrr
Z Mcconnell, ftuGhtnE LLuti, KSiamRIno
J WehTmen, city ACIerVett. Charleston
y putlct, Eh9ricston "a Vase, New York
A SChlCk, Bellaire III FaIleron CIhIo
W Mitchell, Columbus ] HumphreyS DeIsvar
I Humphrey, Delaware Il Y Hopper. CiAFinr,nn
@ SaaRaea, Lancaster Rndd. MsfTh4ff TSISntv
Mary Reid, Marshal 60 BIT BoWOn n NJ ttInstE
@ 7 Smith, Pittsburgh Wn1 Cook IIhlnNsc y
" Powers, Chicago NOlaon lance CSico0o
Davis wife, Newark PWWeICSnd RirSIS
II ! Powell, StoubenYIlle II II Hall. Toledo
J W Sweeney, city Oh Ramsey. Ottawa
Grippcit with J. n FoFdyec.l
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HBlAeK.pRAueHrn cure. oo.i

Yoy can buy Seeds that never fall at
Royd's, Market square,
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Good TX octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold at 4
gTeat bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, 11t2 Main street.
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pUBL1O NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives motto. fl 4.
public that she has purchased from y ia u
EmsheimGr the entire stock in ,ra5S '' ~
outfit Of his dry goods establishment =, y
Is on Eleventh street, Wheeling, " w
and all hisinterest Of every kind in s,iJ ,,o'.
and that the business Of said cstabIi,br,.',
will be hereafter carried on by llcr tbroS.s
her agent. Emanuel EmshCimer
HANNAH ENslIEINER
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ONLY two days more, Friday and Sat.
nrdIy, In tho retail business.
SPEYER BROS.
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VEGErARLE GARDEss that are gardens can
be had by buying reliable seeds at Boyd's,
Market square.
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GREESsBuHO, Pa, January 20, 1880.
James !. FellorrE
DEAR slR:-Allow me TO inform you that
have used Fellows Syrup of Hypophosphites
during the last four or five years In cases oi
consumption, and other lung and throat dis
eases, with the most gratifying results.
NwFkw D. A, ARTFR, MD.
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FOR SALE.

BUSINESS SALE-THE UNDER
~ signed oiIcR his Saloon for sale, IS he Iasbti
70 quit the business. His establishment IsOn Uta
street, In one Of the best localities in thedty.
good bAlglhn Is assured. Possession gIvea lnsE
diAtely. LENS LONG, JR,, Union street n
aire, Ohio. MS
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THH latest improvements In garden tools
at Boyd'S, Market square.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING SESS=!z;
FfI7'Erl0, walrllso a xr,,,,,.,,

Tbs A,,,,, wli.,O VIVA, NstvSS MH,SSso,l
paSy Vii S SH Ssa !, "a A. SnI9cEy S SIsS Ne
cOinPlny, In the lily Of WhsrlSy h. TSNee Of v
THURSDAY, MARCH a, is.e ,'0n
s A. oSl e.; ", icr the purs.e a, So,,.
And ~ ,,nD. TIS,oS 70 Enr i6' ctsSS W,
10 PFeptFly brought beiOy the mc ytas's ~ ny
Iphyyu :, y, LlGGE1T
.ss-- - - ANi,tRnl Segic,S;.,
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GENERAL Nor,cp.
NOTICE.

:. ne ne. sSto:saishCldeH Of G,,eDvo,.,
nsLSo{ a9slned that an eSS,loSV Cemetery IN
N M NV ensuing yeaf wi H. NJ, IlrctGs d
II WSs SS,slef NJ Nv Main , zee a. Che Os
MARCH IstS ~ ITii,uRsbGY, TI E' ss y ne clt
An ivy noun Of 10 and n N,n,'vIts
Rhf0t po u OeloEl
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For sale by Logan 1 CO.
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FoR SALE AT AUCTION.
WAITED,

WANTEp A NUMBER OF guy
w horses suitable for street car DeiEe g,5. I
and eight years Of age 10 weigh llUl9f ~ .PPETs
Grove Railway. J. KLEECu. Superintendent
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Ben't cell your cows or helfer
calves 70 the butchers and drovers
while you are so well provided with
food for them. They are worth
more to you than to any one else,
and are daily advancing in price.
II tn 9 cows are dry and you are de-
teEmined not TO keep them for
breeding purposes then fatten tn m
up with corn and hay ardpea vines
and get all the advantage out Of
them that goes to those who buy
them in the range, for there never
was better plan Of sending cheap
grain to market than in sleek, fat
stock,
Good beef commands enormous
prices in every metropolitan market
on the contine Mt, and beeves are
becoming scarcer daily, hence it
will profit you to feed we'll before
selling ifyou will sell; and pay you
much better to hold every cow for
breeding purposes as long as you
can maintain them from the harvest
Of natures pastures.
Then many OF you are short Of
hogs, and if you have to buy meat
during the coming season will prob
ably have 70 pay more for it than
you ever did before in your lives, for
''stOck hogs" are scarce in the pork
packing regions, and the great hog
leUdin y States have made short corn
crops. Why not fatten Up the cat
tie that you are determined 10 dis
peso 0f and pickle the beetdOwn for
your own use. it will save you many
u dollar and furnish you,with dOub-
10 the amOsat Of meat that you can
buy from the proceeds o. cattle
'sold right Nom the graSSG"- Abor-
deem Examiner.
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Major Harper will retire from the
RayH. end Gazetie on the lat oI
January. Don't do it, Major
Change your mind, and' stick to
your tirst love.-M MlssiSsippian.
We have read somewhere-posSi
bly, in Shakespeare, or the Port Glib
soA RsveillO, or Cmsar's Comment.
arii, or Hsop's Fables-of rat that
had his tail cut off in a steel trap,
He at once set about perSuading
all She rats in the noighbovhOcd to
curtail their tails also. The editor
Of the Mississippian is in for it's
in the newspaper business, and
can't get out, and thinks everybody
who is now at it, ought to stick.
The MAJOR" sees a way 70 get out,
and he's going to ship, certain.
The printing trade has come down
to patent outsides and inNdes, and
patched up stere otype plates with
nearly all the official printing Of
the State ordered from Chicago,
Cincinnati, St. Louis, etc, leaving
the home printers to starve. The
1Msjor" has determined to :retire
from the feast, after fOrty-Seveu
years experience, and engage in
some respectable business, but he
will continue to have 3 profound
admiration for those men Of iron
and Of brass who continue. But
perhaps, their tails have been cut
of, and there's no help for Tray
mOnd Gazette.
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.SPAN as FoUND.-The November
number OF BAllou's Magazine cca'
tains an illustrated article on
ASpain as Found" by Captain.
Charles Steadman, who has resided
In the country and knows what he
is writing about. tits we'll writ
tsn, anc worth reading, the engrav'
isg5 bsing especially noteworthy
ln,addatioh to this there are many
other articles Of great interest, and
stories OF the first quality, and poe
nv that is net excslled by any in
thecodntry.
Now is the time to getup clubs
AMI subscribe, so that our readers
will not fail to get the first INSTALL
ment ofthe great story, "The Belle
ot Aastralia," By William H.
Thons To COmmence d TIE Janu-
agy anber.
Bask nnmbeEs can always be had.
Sad tsncsnts for . specimen copy
II your nswsdesler dOes not have i
on sale.
PubIlshsd By ThOmes 4 Talbot,
2S HauIey Street, Boston, Mass, Ct
only $3.50 per annnm, possPaidi
ana gor sale ct al the news dspotl
in ths country at15 centsa copy
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For 90 wears the AMERICAN AeRI

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Notwithstanding its past wonderful
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to fresh cOnquSstS.
The October number appears in
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We are told that the ofIicers ofthc

We are told that the OflicerG ofths
republican congressional commit
tee laugh at the idea OF the demo
Gratis securiOg the next house Of
representatives. They are willing
to eOhes2e aslightloEs 1T oInU, but
fsoI confident they will more than
over baIance it by expected gains
in the South. That's it. The radi.
Cal authority is looking for aid and
comfort lruM Southern independ'
-snts, disguised as democrats. And
yr: some men who hate the very
idea Of republican domination will
vote for indepeAdeOtS.-PanOlian
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Look into the Tariff question, in.
form yourself Of the great lnJustics
it does you, and do your full duty to
yourself and to those similarly bur-
dened. Delay is destruction. The
revision cannot be delayed, and it
will be done by Congress as Con-
gress is influenced by the people.
See that your Congressmen are true
tcyour interests. For them to ex.
press aRti.protection opinions is net
sufficient; they should be men able
and willing to contend in every
way to the last for exact justice,
The whole country is ringing with
the voice Of those who delVe in the
soil. The voice is crying aloud for
free agriculture, free commerce,
and just taxation. The cause is as
important and grand as that for
which our fo!etathers . i. contended
for more than a century ago.
Vicksburg Herald.
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The Memphis Appeal for 1882.

In issuing its prospectus for 1882,
the APPEAL has but one promise to
make, and that is, determination to
maintain its character and rank in the
forefront Of American newspapers.
The Appeal is now regarded rs one Of
the institutions OF the South Its his
tory for the past forty.one years is the
history Of the development Of South.
ern thought, Southern politics, South
efh industry and Southern literature,
and its Sympathies aUd aims will be
the same in the future The paper will
continue to be the constant rctlex Of
the most reliable intelligence outaina-
bic from all parts OF the world. 1t will
remain inhexibly Democratic, but its
space will he mainly devoted to news,
the interest Of agriculture, traue, com
merce, manufactures, internal improve
ments, the development OF, ,houthcrn
resources Snd &ll branches OF industry,
WhlIe always ON the alert for the latest
Intelligence, 1t will avoid the sensation
al, anu Will never pander tV Vltlated
tastes The APPEAL is specially ule-
voted to the interests OF Tennessee and
Memphis, lis great commercial empo-
rum, and Will use its best abilities to
promote both. 1t realizes that the tll-
ture empire Of this country lies in the
South and West, and will labor to com
blne the political and business reia-
tions Of these two sections iii Inducing
tic legislation OF Congress tol lmprOV.
ing the navigation OF the Mlsslsslppi
rlI er aud its tributaries,
81. .TKIlMs:
Daily Appeal, per year.,.""."...9i0 70
Weekly Appeal, per year...;....... w
ALI communications should be all
dressed to
GALLAWAY &c HEATING,
memphis, Tenn.
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Every mao Ilere is against III.

Every man here is against the
prpseni unjIst tariff which bHilds
Mp mou0poIies. They want a na4
who will represent their views in
Congress. There are three candi-
dates Tor the POSITION ChalMers
would not represent your wishes,
fOr he Is opposed to you, and says
the.inigdity shonll continue few
years longer" Carter would not
represent you, tor hs has nothing
but hatred for white laen. Man
ming wsuld represent you, for he
says this tariff is robbery and
should % revised. Take your
choice Ashland, Register.
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F.S. Nichols, Editor.
Memphis Avalanche.
LEADiNG INDEPENDAST JOUR.

LEADING INDEPENDANT JOUR-
NAL.
Politically the AVALANCHE is in a DO
sition TO do justice to al parties, and to
advocate only that which it believes
will Oestsubserve the true interest Of
the great Southwest. Its course will
not vary from that which the Pablie
have 30 warmly and substantially .
dOrsed. It does net propose to Ally
itself with any political party except 10
80 far AS that alliance may ct the time
accomplish good result 1t does NOS
look to or care for the personal or po.
litical advancement OF individuals IN.
less they represent vital principles the
enforcement Or which il desires. Its
relations to al existing parties is sucG
tAat it can afford to he fair in its deal
ings with them ~ to commend all tn 4
is good and condemn all tnat is hurtlul.
The AVALANCHE vail hold and express
positive views "n all questions Of pub.
Tic interest, speak earnestly and hon
estly, without equiVocation or evasion.
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