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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
A SALVATION sHoUsER.
Murders His Landlords Son for sitting Up
Too Kate.

BUFFALO, Y. Y. October IA special
from Warsaw, y. Y, says: The town Of
CASTLE, Wyoming county, is greatly ex-
cited over murder committed there last
night by Robert Van Brunt, an English
man, and a member Of the Salvation Ar
my. Van Brunt boarded with the family
of Simon Revy, and last night found his
son, viii Revy, sitting up late with his
half sister Eva. Van Brunt told Eva TO
90 to bed and she refused. He then drew
revolver and fired at young Roy, causing
fatal wound in the head. The murderer
was oyerpowered by brother Of Roy and
handed over TO the town constable. Van
Brunt is very cxeitable and very quick
tempered. At Salyvtion Army meetings
he attracted considerable attention by his
excitable ways.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
French Cninlncni.

PARIS, October The Journal Ecs
Debates, referring 10 Lord Randolph Cbur-
chill's Hartford speech says: Russia will
little heed Of Austrian dissatisfaction or
the English prospects $50 long as she can
rely on Germany's assent or independence
TO her policy in the l!alkdns" -,
Ldbronce says: General Raulbas Is
not content with rendering Russia odious
in Bulgaria makes her also ridiculous.
He is" adds the paper "a commis l'oigeur
I'm Rar,iIjO1 ~
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Don't Want Co. 60 to Africa.

LONDON, October The royal killing
fusillers stationed at Aldersbot went ON q
riot last night in resistance 10 draft that
was being made for service in Africa. A
savage fight ensued, and the Irishmen were
only subdued after u number Of soldiers
and policemen were wounded.
FOrty-one of the rioters were arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08

WISyEPEG, October 7.-Terribly de-
struetiye prairie fires have been raging In
the Northwest and Southwest Manitoba,
around Mardin. Scores Of settlers have
lost all they possessed, including barrs
and live stock. One lady, aged ffty
years, Is reported as being fatally burned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
St Lnnis @. AthletlcsI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 7.-Lyon's
miserable work at third and Robinson's
poor catching, together with stupid base
running, accounts for the Athletics defeat
to-day. The Browns made their runs on
timely hits and errors of the visitors. The
Athletics made ten hits, but were unable
to get them in when most needed. At
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Packers Change Prom 8 Hours to 10.

CHICAGO, October Notices were
this forenoon posted in all stock yards OF
the packing houses to the effect that ON
and after next Monday the hours Of work
should be ten instead Of eight as is now
the rule. The notices were signed by nine
teen firms, comprising all the packers Of
consequence in Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Rough, on Kaulbar,,

SOFIA October The news paper Ia
dependent BHigari stigmatiscd Governor
Kaulbars as rebel. 1t also urges the
Government to bind General Kulbars and
send him across the frontier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08

Left on bases, st. Louis 2, Athletic g.;
struck ont, by Foutz 4, by Miller 9; wild
pitches, Miller l. base hits, st. Louis 10,
Athletics 10; errors, st. Louis 4, Ath-
letic 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
A King M,Hdered,

PARIS, October 7.-Advices from St
Louis, Senegal, states that King Frarzas
has been murdered by his nephew.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
BASE BALL.
baltimore Tries n New Pitcher and Pitts
burgh knocks Him Out.

Baltimore Tries IA New Pitcher and Pitts
burgh Knocks Him Out.
PITTSBURGH, October THE Balti-
mOres put in an amateur pitcher named
Lay this afternoon and by so doing Vir-
tually presented the home club with the
game. He was batted hard and the sup
port rendered him by the balance of the
team was simply wretched. 'In the third
inning McGinnis relieved him, but the
game was already lost and the club played
spiritlessly. At the end of the fifth in
ming the game was called on account OF
darkness. Attendance 200. Score:
Inntnqs.........,..... ...........'...'''..'.l .
PlttSDnrg
Baltimore. U =
Earned, Pittsburgh ., Baltimore | two
base hits, Calvin McGinnis /; wild pitches
Lay; first base on balls off Lay 2, off Nc
Ginnis 3: first base on errors, Pittsburgh
5; struck ont by McGinnis =; errors Pitts
burgh o. Baltimore 8; base hits, Pittsburgh
6, Baltimore 4. Umpire Pratt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08

We have heard many Of our old fiends
say that Salvation OIL cured them of
rheumatism. Those who have not txied
il should do %. Our druggists ssll 4 81
twenty-five cents Q bottle,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
Nets o: Cincinnati &.

CINCINNATI, o., October THE Nets
played the last game of the season with
the Cincinnatls this afternoon, and won
easily. The game was all over after the
first inning, and was consequently dull,
although some good fielding was
done. Vaughn and Irwin, local battery
did fairly well for the Cincinnatis. Um-
pire York received fearful blow on the
head from pitched ball in the last in
ming and was compelled to retire. Car
penter took his place. Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
A Little Moust@r.

DUBLIN, October T.-United ireland
describes Lord Randolph Churchill m
little monster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08

Unlike other cathartics, DR.. Pierce's
''Pellets" do not render the bowels eOstiye
after operation, but on the contrary,
establish q permanently healthy action.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care is required while using them. By
Druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08

Earned runs, MetropOlitans / !; home run,
Meister; passed balls, Vaughn 2; wild
pitches Irwin !, Shaffer 2; first base on
balls, off Irwin ., of Shaffer 2; errors
Cincinnati 4, MetrOpolitans 4; base hits,
Cincinnati 4. MetrOpolitans 9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
manning 70 Retnrn Next Week.

WASHINGTON, October 7.-COlOnel La
mont returned to this city from New
York this morning. He says that Secre-
tary Manning viii return to Washington
next week with the intention to resume
and retain control of the Treasury De-
partment, unless his strength fails him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
League Games.
At New York

Earned runs, New York 4.
A. Dk;loJnlnb;a
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Earned runs. Detroits /; base hits, De
troit g, Philadelphias 1; errors, Detroit z,
Philadelphia 4.
At Washin0tou-
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a,rr Refuses the Chicago Anarchists q
New Trial
Il, ,rvIING UP OF THEEYIDENCE.
.,.,,, Evidence Of Jurors NOn-EigiOility
Ss Not Admitted.
mars ADDRESS TO PRISONERS,

. sgs wild, Inaammatory Re-
SpOna.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
At Boston.

Earned runs, Chicago /, Boston 2; base
hits, Chicago 8, Boston z; errors, Chicago
2, Boston II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-08
A FEW MEN

-
control the mechanical appliances out OF
which they make gold by sacrificing the
lives of little children while able bodied
men are starving. But we cannot so back.
We are advancing. The tide cannot be
stopped. One Of my elergymen friends
shortly before my arrest said: You are
q revolution This is my re-
ply: A revelation cannot be organized,
cannot be created. 1t Is not any more
than the work of men, than earthquakes,
OF cyclones. We are simply preparing the
conditions of the revolution
''Does that look as if contemplated that
violence committed on May first or
MAY fourth Us has been charged? Capital
is of that school of economies that teaches
how one class can live of another while
socialism teaches how all can possess riches,
but at the same time it demands that all
men shall work honestly for their living
In socialism is to be found
THE DOCTRINE OF COOPERATION.
It teacher that labor saving machinery is
the property of the State rs are all the
mines and natural resources of the eoun-
try. Society will eventually come to this
and will demand its rights, though you
erect gallOws on every street corner.
Concerning my associates, / will say
this: Ineyer saw Lingg but twice before
nv arrest. have not been on speaking
terms with Engel for over year, and
Fisher, my Lieutenant, went about max
ing speeches against me. If you think
you can crush out these ideas which are
gaining ground every day, by sending US
to the gallOws, that you can suppress truth,
for that is all we have been preaching.
you win fail"
Then fourishing his arms wildly Spies
fairly shrieked:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE For SALE.
Gray 81 Mortarty's List.
Union block.
coz DOWN, balance 81 per month. for nice
w lots near Rice sreet bridge.
81 S0O FOR FOUR LOTS on Gates ST..
pIsOOO lie beautifully and within one block
OF oakdale ay.i terms easy.
T OTIS in Como villas from s275 to $50.
S0OOU dsnee and lapS U'' sroSSds fr rss
ing on Rice park. Gray Morisrty.
$75,O0OREcy.E. a Ss sl' M 5sss s.
railroad.
81 6O0 BUYS FIVE LOTS, SOTisO each,
fscOO also store, dwelling and barn;
business lots. the corner being worth ons-haf the
total price, look this upi il will pay you.
CO COO-HOUSE AND LOT on Josette
CO 600-HOUSE AND LOT on Park av.,
,sI~.OOO opposite Madison school.
.S2,3OO-EKdISN,E LOT on Marshall AV'' near
$1,900-a%.9s9Tks.na t AND LOT on SslS1 '7''
CO OO0-HOUSE AND LOT on Dayton
tp.).OOO ay., near Dale.
$4,000 Srsi .tdl. On. a9 TMo tsnsnsat
house and one single tenement house with all
modern improvements, corner Rice and Iglehart
SITS.
h.. 81 sNs1 600 e ays.t
lot. all rented and paying IL per cent at present
which in the spring win pay Is per cent? This is
on one of the principal streets Of st. Paul, and
that you are getting or per cent for invest i
IN this IL will pay you double or treble your in
terest IL will pay you 20 call and in regard
10 this. Gray Moriarty
ZINE business corner lot and improvements
on ST. Peter St, at $500 per front foot.
This is great bargain and you need only TO look
NJ the property TO be convinced. Gray Moriarty.
COOP business lot on wabasha ST. ats2OO per
VI front foot.
WE WILL exchange n new business lot and
w block. paying u per cent in rent, for
C016 PER FRONT FOOT for lot on Wa
Do - couta ST., near depot
OK 6OO-TwO FINE business lots, 5Oxl5O
,Oc.COO each. afording a frontage of 100
feet on Dakota av. by $50 on Winifred and 100
feet on oneca ST. there is no better business prop
erty in the city for the money. Cray MOriarty.
C7OO EACH for fine lots on Edmund ST.;
~ w street graded and sidewalk laid.
Ct eOO-HOUsE and fne lot on Aurora av..
,pl.OOO near corner westerns terms easy.
CT S0O-HOUsE and lot, corner Mackubin
'ols OOO and Ellen sts.; terms easy.
G6OO PER ACRE for Eve acres Just out
'pOOO side city limits on bluff, above Ohio St.
overlooking city.
C100 PER.ACRE for ten acres just of Rice
2tOO St, near McCarron's lake.
G0SO PER ACRE for 100 acres on line Of
'D'bIO Minnesota Northwestern railroad
four miles from end of st. Paul bridge.
100 PER ACHE for twelve acres ad.
,plsIOO joining city limits. Gray & Moriarty.
GOl0 PER ACRE for forty acres on Dodd
90UU road, two miles out. '
GOS0 PER ACRE for sixty acres on Sun
p<~CO fish lake road. two and one-haH miles
out.
A GRE PROPERTY and garden lots on both
n sides of the river adjoining the city limits.
Gray i Moriarty, Union block. Fourth and Cedar
SITS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
E. a. sargent's List.
ia East Third ST.
81 OO-s1x-EooM HOUSE on York st.
$500 Beach sE. y HOUSE on
$4,000 7s S4GM. St. HOUSE on
S4,5OO,.NS house, on Hague
$500 A. E1EX a7i HOUSE on
BLOCKS AND LOTS in Como villas, near
1I Northern Pacific shopsi easy terms.
x LOTS in Manchester Park on summit av.
7 OTs in sargents addition.
HALF BLOCK in sargent's addition, near
II Macalesteri bargain.
I OTIS on Minnehaha beach, Reaney and Eau
IL quer SITS.
4 ACRES in Home for the Homeless.
I I-e ACRES Fort st. out lots.
A CREs-sO. 40, 1871, GO, I2O, lO-near city.
- 90
Charles A. Il. Weide's List.
366 Jackson st.
DOR SALE-Two house, with FIVE rooms each
i and good well, corner of Mclean and Earl st.
Price $500; worth $500, which is very cheap
$3.50 cash, balance SIS per month. Apply 1866 Jack
son St, room 5. Charles A, b. Weide.
EOR SALE-Houses and lots on Dayton's
l. bluff. Arlington hills and Nelson's addition,
on monthly payments. / make IL q rule not TO
foreelose. Apply S66 Jackson ST., room 8. Charles
A. b. Weide.
DOR SALE-Ten-room house with large barn,
Il including three lots on EdgertOn and Ross SITS.
monthly payments. Apply 500 Jackson st. room 5.
Charles A. u. Wetde.
EOR sALE-House with eight rooms; barn
Il and cistern; lot 50xl7O; price $500 cheap
only for 80 days Apply S66 jackson ST., room 5.
Charles A. b. Weide.
w ANTED-sSO,OOO mortgages for improved or
w unimproved property, at low prices. Apply
$3.50 Jackson St, ROOM 5. Charles A. b. Weide.
WANTED-To exchange unincumbered prop
w erty. improved or unimproved. for other
that is incumbered. Apply 366 Jackson ST., room
5. Charles A. b. Weide.
DOR SALE-House and lot on Margaret ST.,
near Seventh and Hope, cheap; also house
and lot on Mount Airy ST., cheap. Apply 366 Jack
son ST. room 5. Charles A. b. Weide.
= SOUTH business front lots on Payne av., be-
~ tween Case and York sts., for one-third cash,
balance in one. two and three years. Apply at
$50 jackson St, room 5. Charles A. B. Weide.
co LOTS in blocks IS and 20, Arling ton hills;
w will sell one or both blocks at a low figure
for one-third cash. balance one and two years.
Apply at sec Jackson ST., room 5. Charles A. B.
Weide.
HOUSE AND LOT on Glencoe ST.. Ashton &
IL Sherburne's addition, cheap. Apply at 500
Jackson ST., room S. Charles A. b. Wede.
DOR SALE-Forty acres near Rosemount, Da-
IL kota county, on most easy terms. Apply S66
jackson St, room 5. Charles A. B. weide.
OWN and control mostly all the business
n lots and houses in Arlington Hills and Nei-
sons additions, will sell on better terms than any
real estate dealer in st. Paul. Apply 1865 Jackson
ST., room 5. Charles A. B. Wede. 63-66
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07

SPLENDID large clearinghouse on Eaton,
~ near railroad. very cheap. all furnished and
also new license; will give long lease: also one on
Concord ST. very good location; also three-chair
barber shop on Concordi large number of other
honHas from As IN MA 9s-67
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EDUCATE THE EYE.

The wonderful accuracy with
which we knew a man to measure
things, while building a house at
ii arper's Ferry, induced us to give
the matter some consideration.
Many have been the queries, and
wonderful have been the conclusions.
Few things deceive us more than the
eye. An exact eye is great bless
ing and our opinion is, if begun in
time, it is not thing impossible.
Test the length and breadth of eve-
ry thing in your school house and al
so the height of each pupil. 1t will
not only be source of Improvement
but of great amusement. How many
really believe that child three
years old is half as high as man
six feet ? Again, how many by look
ing at child b year old, would
believe that it is half as tall as it
will ever be? The man referred to
could discern the difference of an
inch, when the object was 10 or IL
feet long.
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Destroying the Effect.

remember hearing "Curfew Shall
Not Right Tonight recited by a
young lady of considerable elocution-
airy talent. She was making very
favorable impression, and as she
neared the end she prepared to wind
up with flourish on the final line
"Thy lover lives; curfew shall not
ring to night"
But the cursed ALTERATION queer
ed her, and, as might have been OK
pected, she said, in voice that quiv.
cred with emotion.
"Thy liver lives, curfew shall moi
ring tonight
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what an Editor should Be.

A man who runs paper should
know every human caper, and hold
up the torch of knowledge like a
cleaning midnight taper.
He should be profound as Plato,
plant as a boiled potato and as
humble to his patrons as a street and
crossing scraper.
He should honor in his journal
every captain, crank and colonel,
and dish up their proud achievements
in a hodge-podge cooked diurnal.
He should puff-the hardened liar
clubs and concerts, church and
choir, with long adjectives sonorous
sweet, seraphic and supernal.
He must write the funny column
that makes all his readers solemn,
with the fashions, frills and Aounces,
furbelows Neutrality-suspicious.?
Quell the copy fiend's wild revel,
squelch and massacre the devil, and
put on brow of thunder that shall
petrify and appall 'em.
He must oe news reflector of the
lyceum and lectur', and rain down
his taffy torrents on the veteran milk
He must oe a prompt adviser to
each foreign king and kaiser, and
keep out his key-hole telescope to
dodge the bill collector.-Lynn
{ Mass) Union.
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Nov. /. "a.

TyHE undersighed respectfully informs the
4. citizens of Martinsburg and Berkeley
county that he has opened Coal and Wood
Office and Flour and Feed Store at SO Queen
Street, where all orders in my line will re-
ceive prompt attention. have put in a pair
of Fairbanks new scales and all coal sold by
me will be weighed and full weight guar
anteed. Piedmont and Cumberland run of
mine, Fine and Lump Coal; also best quail
ty Nut and Egg anthracite coal always on
hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay TO sell
are solicited to see me before selling. Thank
ing the public for the liberal patronage ex-
tended me, and soliciting your further favors,
am respectfully yours,
jy24-iy. j. W ROE ERTS.
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Take Plenty of Sleep.

Good Housekeeping.
There is an old saying that has
frightened great many people from
taking the rest that nature demanded
for them, "Nine hours are enough
for fool' They may be; and not
too many for wise man who feels
that he needs them. Goethe, when
performing his most prodigious liter
airy feats, felt that he needed nine
hours; what is better, he took them.
We presume it is conceded by all
thoughtful persons that the brain in
very young children, say three or
four years of age, requires all of
twelve hours in rest, or sleep. This
period is shortened gradually until,
at fourteen years Of age, the boy is
found to need only ten hours. When
full grown and in healthy condition
the man may find night Of eight
hours sufficient to repair the exhaus
ton of the day and new-create him
for the morrow. But if he discovers
that he needs more sleep he should
take it. There is surely something
wrong about him ; perhaps a forgot
ten waste must be repaired. His
sleep evidently has not been made up,
and until it has, and he can spring to
his work with an exhilaration for it,
he should sensibly conclude to let his
instinct control him, and stay in bed.
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If thy friends be Of better quality
than myself, thou mayest be sure of
two things: the first that they will
be more careful to keep thy council,
because they have much more to
lose than thou hast; the second,
they will esteem thee for tAyself, and
mot for that thou dost possess.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-02-27

However plausible may seem the
theories, that have been adduced as
to the final adjus tment Of that pecu-
liar condition of affairs, which has
obtained in the South, in one form
or another, since the period of Re
construction, aud which has been
treated of, under various names, such
as; The "Negro Problem, The Race
Issues" "The Frcedman's case in
Equity, ""In plain Black and White"
&c, we believe we utter truth when
we affirm that its solution lies in the
general education OF the masses. All
that has been said either in favor OF,
or against the race, have had it's uses,
in bringing this phase of the subject
more prominently before the public,
these things the good and the bad,
are but forces acting upon the evils
at different angles, the resultant of
which, we firmly believe is to be
Better Educational facilities. Elk
perience has abundantly proven that
the enactment OF laws State or Ma
tional, is powerless to effect per-
manent solution, apart from this
great need. The history OF the
world shows no instance where tho ig-
norant hare been legislated up to q
perfect equality with the enlightened.
Such an equality is always brought
about by removing the cause OF their
inferiority. Is it not true that the
prime cause in this case, is want OF
education? If it is, then We say that
the BLAIR EDUCATIONAL BILL 10 move
in the right direction. We are sur
prised to see such able journals as
the ~. Y. Post the Sun, and the
Courier Journal of Louisville oppos-
ing it upon what they call Constitu-
tional grounds, while the greater
number Of republican journals seem
to look on with cold indiffere nee We
hold that it is not unconstitutional.
for if the United States ia TO guaran-
tee to each State a republican form
of government, it is at least presum-
able that it has, either expressed or ap
piled, all the means by which this
guarantee is to be made good. And
since Congress makes all laws for
carrying the constitution into effect,
we conclude that it has the right to
pass this bill. Will it do it, is the
question we would like to have an
swered. Will those able southern
leaders in the House, who are SO de-
sirous of burying sectional issues,
champion this measure from which
the south will derive the greatest
benefits? Where will West Virgin.
las representatives be found standing
when this is made an issues We
feel confident that General Golf will
record his vote on the side of pro-
gress, and we conclude that so able
an educator as Prof. Wilson will do
likewise And why should not all of
them, when it is to the interest of
West Virginia as well as of the entire
South land, lay aside that fossilized
partizanship, (whose only question
is, will it benefit my party7) long
enough to vote for this Bill, which
will rebound to the good of the whole
people of every section. C-p.
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The man WHO'S suspicious lives in
constant state Of unhappiness 1t
would be better for his peace of mind
to be too trustful than to be too
guarded.
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INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHY,
% O.

A FINE sx10 frame given to every one
getting Dozen Cabinet or Instantaneous
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G HI GAG
COTTAGE
ORGAN

Has attained o standard Of excellence which
admits of no superior.
It contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce.
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If a man empties his purse into
his head no man can take it away
from him. An Investment in know
ledge always pays tbs best interest.
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Let every man take care how he
speaks and writes of honest people
and not set down at venture the
first thing that comes uppermost.