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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
GOES 81 MILES
IN BIG BALLOON
HAWlEY LEAVES ST. LOUIS AND
LANDS NEAR CARROLLTON'
lLL.--LANDS AMONG CATTLE,
CAUSING STAMPEDE.

st. Louis, April 27.-Aeronaut Allen
r. Hawley, of N5w York, made an
ascension here this afternoon in a bal
loon, the Orient, and was carried 6j
miles before coming to earth. He
landed in safety seven miles east Of
Carrollton, H., after b ing up one
hour and fifty-five minutes.
The big balloon came down in the
midst of a herd of cattle in the mea
dow of the farm of Robert Hardcas-
tie. The heard stampeded. A team
being worked in fi,ld adjoining took
fright and ran away. Farmers hur-
ried to the spot and assisted the aero
naut to pack up the debated balloon
which was later hauled TO Carrollton.
Hawley will return to St. Louis to-
morrow. The proposed fight TO
Washington has been postponed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
ATTORNEY GENERAL PRAISES
THE AIMS AND ACCOMPLISH.
MENTS OF REPUBLICANS
HIGH PRAISE FOR TAFT
And Roosevelt in Speech at French
American Club--Says Nation
Wants Man to Finish the
Presidents Work.

| Boston, April 27.--At the annual
dinner of the French-American Repub
lie club tonight Attorney General Bon.
aparte delivered the principal address.
Prase of the aims and accomplish
ments of the Republican party and
denunciation of the Democratic party
was tho keynote of Bonapartes adj.
dress. H declared the Democracy
always has been ready to profess any
doctrine, however inconsistent with
its past, accept any candidate, how
ever incongruons or distastcful, to
gain votes, and rover has had enough
conscience or :nough honesty 10 learn
even from repeated experience that a
party ready TO do or deny anything to
win can never win the respect and
confidence Of the American people
On the other hand the Republican
party had brought real prosperity to
the country, had fostepd it and would
continue it if given the opportunity.
Highest Praise For Taft.
He spoke in words of the highest
praise of the course taken by Presi-
dent Roosevelt in his attitude toward
combinations of capital, and referred
to Secretary Taft as "a man to whose
character, ability and public service
only history will do full justice, al.
though | hop2 and believe they are
appreciated, and will be recognized
by his countrymen
Bonaparte said the people believed
with Roosevelt that the nation can
and should regulate and control It's
productive wealth without destroying
this wealth or making it unproduc
tive; they believe thatane thing can
be done and that he is~fhe man 10 do
II; and II his Job is unfinished when
his days work is done thsy will de-
nand a man for his place who will
inish The Job and not slight or shelye
I.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
TAFT HAILED AS
NEXT PRESIDENT
SMOKES PIPE or PEACE AT YALE
GATHERING-BUcks MAKE
BIG POLITICAL NOISE.
WISE men IN COUNSEL
With the Secretary. Who Remains
SLANT on 1908 Probabilities While
Enthusiastic College Mates
Shout His Praises.

Cincinnati, April 27 Smoking the
pipe OF peace with vigorous whiIs,
but with his friends carrying the war
bonnet within his easy reach, Secre-
tary Taft today returned 10 his home
reservation. His public utterances
were devoid Of political import AMI
his private words were those of ha--
Elony and good win. During the ar
ternoon however he sat In political
consul With the wise mxn ami
throughout the day dozens Of beIlig.
erent young bucks did scalp dances
and made much political war talk.
The secretary himself was consist
entity lent upon all matters relating
to the presidency. Ths friends Of the
secretary We're more demonstrative
than he and chief amcng them were
men from Yale who came here as dill
tn secretary to attend The annual
convention of Associated Western
Yale clubs
Taft as president of the organiza-
ton held the gavel at the business
meeting In the morning and again at
the banquet 10 The ev ming
Taft Silent; Yale Men Not.
Although the secretary announced,
upon his arrival in the city, that he
would not in any manner allude 10
politics during his speech 10 the west
there was no such reslaint upon the
men from Yale. They hailed from
nearly every state In the Union. Tne.r
illusions 70 Taft as the next presi-
dent of the United States were fr-
quent and popular
The sentiment could not he downel
and although the secretary ignored il
eas well as he could II was impossible
10 pass n by entirs Is M
Y All tonight's banquet signs were IN
every side Of the coming presidential
campaign. The secretary fIfHIsrtf
was unmoved or jocular al the. frc
quent illusions and continued ap-s
plause which followed them.
Taft was at all times nonstoinmittal
but for the men from Yale the bGw
of presidential promise was already
arching the sky and ii formed nothing
more, nothing less, than a political
halo for tbs head of Taft of Yale.
Honor Taft and Yale Together
SO they rendered great glory to the
school, In that II had sent forth the
man, and gave much honor TO the man
because he had entered the schoJi.
Secretary Taft as presiding officer
md toast master delivered the first
address of the evening. At the con.
'lusion of his addr SIS he introduced
President Hadley of the Yale Univer-
iity who spoke upon Yale" Speech
y were made by several other Yale
nen on topics relating to Yale.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
TOOK TOO BIC A BITE
Fish Says Wall Street Bit or More
Than II Could Chew--M. p. to
Spend 100000, 900.

st. Louis, April 27-Stuyyesan
Fish, recently elected diryctor OF
the Missouri Pacific, and member OF
its executive committee, arrived today
on a tour of inspection of the road
Fish said that Wall street bit of
more than 1t could ch:w and that ii Is
now submitting to an extraordinary
digestive process.
'The financial strain" he said
has made postponement of railroad
compulsory" Fish said
Gould proposes expending about $780,
100000 improving the Missouri Pa
vest $l0,000,000 every year for at
least ten years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
$1,000 SEE men RACE
Chicago, Michigan and Columbia Car
ry OF Honors in Classic Events
I on Franklin Field.

Philadelphia, April Chicago
Michigan and Columbia carried OF
the honors in three classic events at
the meet today Of Franklin field, The
national championship one mile re-
lay was won by Chicago from Pennsyl.
vania, her only opponent; Michigan
took the four nile championship In
easy fashion and the two mile cham.
pionship went to Columbia after a
hard struggle.
No records were broken. but tn
81 events in which there were close to
l,1O0 contestants furnished high
class sport for more than $4,000 spec
tators.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
'FULLAM UPH0LDS
ENGLAND S HONOR
Y. S. cOMMANDER HOTLY RE.
sENTs INSULT TO THE
BRITISH FLAG.
HONDURAN DISCRACED
Enemy to the U. S. as Result
of Porvenir tncident--De-
tails Just Received.

Washington, April 27.-Mail ad
vices give details Of the experience
Iof Commander Fullam, of the u. S. S
Marietta, with Colonel Luis Isaula. a
Honduran revolutionist in the service
of the Nicaraguan army, because of
his having insulted the British flag
lat Porvenir lsaula leveled revol
yer at Ensign McNair and ordered
his guards to cover the boats crew
with Winchestcrs when that officer
attempted to come ashore at Tela,
Honduras. April H.
Fullam denounced 1saula as a
traitor ana told him that by reason
tof his conduct he would be treated
as an enemy OF the United States and
frankly stated that McNair would
have been justified in shooting him
on the spot.
No English ship Present,
The fact that British man of war
was not present to resent the insult
% the British Gag. says Fullam in
one of his letters to Isaula was all the
uore reason why the Uni ed States
should take prompt notice of the fact
and demand an immediate apology.
Fullam made 1t plain to the revo-
lutionist that the lives and property
of all foreigners would be protected
to the utmost. After Isaula had writ
ten two letters of explanation and
apology which Fullam rejected the
matter was taken up with the com
chief and Isaula was not
only dismissed in disgrace but GEN
eral Estrada, in accordance with
demand by Fnllam. prohibited him
from again presenting himself at
Puerto Cortez and he was officially
reported TO officials Of Nicaragua and
the provisional government Of Hon
dalras as an avowed enemy Of the
United States In ordef that they
might understand his unfitness to
lold any office where he may come
n contact with foreigners.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
MARSHAL FIELD DOOMED
Famous Athletic battle-ground to Give
Way to Building-New Field
on the Midway.

Chicago. April 27.-Marshall Field
the scene of championship battles in
football. track and baseball since the
rise of the University of Chicago as
an athletic power in the west, is to
be abandoned at the end of another
- on.
This announcement was made to-
day and is the result of the gift of
s2.0G0. 900 in land from John ID.
Rockefeller. announced yesterday. 4
new aihcletic field fronting the Mid
way Plsisancc. will take the place of
Marshall F.cld.which even ually will
be cut into by the new buildings for
the scientific department Of the uni
versiiy.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
FIX RURAL SALARIES
Assistant Postmaster General Plans
Distribution Of 5000 600 for Out
OF Town Carriers.

Washington April 27.-The basis oI
distributing the sG.000.00O increase in
salaries Of rural free delivery car iers
provided for al the last session OF
congress. is nearly completed by
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
DeGiaw. and will result In an individ
ual increase Of 2 to q per cent in the
pay Of such carriers.
The inc ease is based un the mum
bcr of miles Travelled by the rural
arrc CTS. Those iravcrsiug q or
more miles will receive a MAXIMUM
salary Of saJn a year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
WANTS RECEIVER DISCHARGED

Topeka. Kas. April 27-H n
Tucker. Jr.. the indicted secretary.
treasurer Of the Uncle sam Oil com
pany. filed a petition in the United
states district court her- today ask
ing thai the receiver recently appoint
ed be discharged. Tucker declares
the company. which has 10000 stock
holders is solvent Hearing on the
petition is set FOR Nay 6.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
SNOW IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux City, Ia. April 27.-Dis-
patches from South Dakota Indicate
hat snow has been falling through
)ut that state since early this NOM
ing. Al Chamberlain the fall amount
Cd TO eight inches on the level. At
Pierre the fall was almost as great
but melted rapidly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
CHICAGO LID OFF ON BOXING.

Chicago. April 27.--The first boxing
contest in Chicago for more than two
years took place tonight at the Chi
cago Athletic association when
Jimmy Gardner, of Lowell. Mass,
was awarded he decision over Jack
Reed of Chicago in six round bout.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
EIGHT DIE WHEN
PIER C0LltPSfS
ROAR OF FALLING TIMBERS
TERRIFIED THOUSANDS AND
CRASH MADE WAVE SIX FEET
HIGH.

Baltimore. Md, April 27.-With a
roar that terrified thousands and a
rush that drove wave six feet high
to distant part of the inner hal Dor,
nearly half of the new pier under
construction at Locust Point today
broke away from the shore and
plunged irto the water.
Out of the wreckage three dead
bodies have been taken, five men are
missing and their bodies are almost
certainly beneath the ruins, and 18
men are suffering from injuries more
or less severe.
The dead: Howard L. ElIender,
civil engineer; Robert Sweetman
carpenter, and Antoine Woelfel, ele
ya'or erector.
The missing: Jacob Windenberger.
Harry Ward, William w. Vaughn,
George B. Montgomery and Buddy
Johnson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
DIekEmA For SMITHS SEAT.

Grand Rapids. Mich. apr = =
Cerriti J Diei ma. of Holland, Repab-
licsn. was elected 10 congress 10 isy
over George 2. Hummer. Of This city.
Democrat. to fll the vacancy in The
Fifth district caused hY the resign =
ton OF William Alden Smnth. rec ut-
" chosen United States Senaf-r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
SALVADOR APPROVES TREATY

San Salvador, April 27.-The treaty
of peace signed this week at Amapala
on board the American crusief Chi
cago by representatives of Nicaragua
and Salvador and Philip M. Brown,
secretary of the American legation to
Guatemala and Honduras, was ap
proved today by Salvador.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
DYING OF STARVATION.

St y tersburg. April 27-A dis
pa oh from Tihis says the famine IS
acute in Turkish Armenia and uiat
hundreds of peasants arc Actually dy.
ing Of starvati n.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
SPAIN rAvoRs DRAeo DOCTRINE

Madrid. April 27.-It Is understood
that Spain has decid 10 Support the
Drago doc srine-involying tae right
Of a nati-n to use force in collection
from other nations Of public debts
n il figures in the progFau Of TIE
Hague peace conference
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
etARNER CLIPS RUN RECORD

Berkeley. Cal. Apiil 2T.-Andrew
Glaner. Of the Olympic club of San
Francisco. broke the worlds record
in the 900 yard run today. making the
distance in 22A. clipping nearly a
second of the time OF r. V. valen-
tine Of New York. who held the
record at minutes 4 3-5 seconds
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
KANSAS CITY RAISES $4,000.

Kansas City Mo. April 27.-At a
mass meeting tonight $4,000 to be
us d in bringn ng the Republican ma
tional convention here next year was
raised
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
FREED ON BRIBERY CHARGE.

VI lwaukee. April 27.-Herman &.
Pomerning former assemblyman from
the Eleventh district. was acquitted Of
1 charge Of bribery tonight by a jury
i'm the municipal court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
HowEwARD BOUND

Newport News. April Eth
yacht Mayfower. with President
Roosevelt and party on hoard. sailed
at 9.f8 o m. for Washington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
BIC DROP IN TEMPERATURE.

Norfolk. Neb. April 27--A severe
storm with three inches Of snow and
a 80 degree drop in temperature
struck Southern North Dakota today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
FELL 20 DEGREES IN AN HOUR.

Omaha Airil PA crop of 20
degrees from Ga above occurred here
be-ween and : o'clock this evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
FALLING WALL KILLS -FOUR.

New York, April 27.--Four men
were instantly Killed, three others
badly injured, and Is more or less
seriously hurt by the falling of a
brick wall at the De Lamar Copper
works at Chrome, n j.. this evening,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

American Association.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

American League.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

" you FIND A STORE a little
more crowded than usual today you
viii know that It's Advertising has
been little better than usuaI IRE.
Gently.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Battcries-Lush. Richie and Jack
ltsch; Young and Brown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28
SCI RES OF YESTERDAY
National League.

N 'N"e'~'td' LCdHUcs
Philadelphia, April 27.-The locals
lost the game through the wildness
of Lush, who pitched the two first in
nings.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Concludes On Eighth Pager
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

GOOD WANT ADVERTISERS
nearly always get what they want,
either In the way ofboarders. renters,
help or buyers for any article that
they may wish to sell.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Batterlf s-Iynch aud Gibson, Hit
Hall and Schlei
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

BaUerIc--HoEg- hfeIe q Nit
now: Patten and Warner
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

ST Louis. April 27.-Chicago won
the second victory of the series to-
day in tn twelfth inning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-04-28

Batlcrles-McGiynn ana NO9nan; {;
Pfister andKling.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-07-04

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-07-04

How DEAR, to the parents
should be the infant who comes
into the household to be the light
of tic home and the joy and pride
with which it should be valued,
should not be measured with the
filth of the earth.
The little child is born into the
world to be loved 0y all with
whom it's spirit greets. The little
child until it comes to the age Of
accountability is under the prot
ecting arm of Christ Jesus the
Lord and therefore it's spiri,
only greets those who are the
true followers of Christ.
Christ says unless We becom
one of those We cannot enter tn
kingdom. Therefore we shoul'
study the children around u
that we may make our life her
on earth after their likeness !
trustfulness ard obedience to tn
will Of God and his Christ an
not lusting after the world an
Iprofusion of dire disasters.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-07-04
West Bcund

WITH TIL. COMING, of many
witnesses of the fulfllment OF
many prophesies that are yet to
come to pass we would ask,
should not the people of God,
they who have saw the Light OF
Divine Truth in all its beauty, be
more Jealous for the cause OF the
Blessed Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ. Yes, we.would answer
they should be up and doing
while it is called to-day for we
know not what the morrow will
bring forth; now is the accepted
time if we will only take heed tt
the entreaty Of the Great Me
diator.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-07-04
Columbia Missouri.

Columbia Missouri.
Univsrs,,y OF No, Newsletter
Merrill Otn. Gditnr.
JULY l, lD07 Information from
Colum bin IL to the elect that tho
Rnal arrangements are practically
,rom plstcd whereby the last two
years OF tbs work Of the Missouri
State Medical College will DO trans
ferred 10 st. Louis. Present plans
being successful, sbc resultprobab'
" will be tho largest 1nd best
supported Medical College in Mis-.
sour. The sssimilatlnn Of the
Barnes Medical Collegsrahd Hos.
pital by the University, and the
association Of this plant with that
at Columbia, make possible the
giving Of the lessAali Of tho Medic.
al Course 10 81. Louis where the
clinical facilities arc greatest, aud
| the first half in Columbia. where
there IRE all the advantages OF .
great University in q small town.
| The Few arrangement, decided
upon Saturday morning, 10 tho re-
suit OF the acceptance by the Board
Of Cura,ors of tho generous offer
Of Dr. Pinckney French and hts
associates of BscncA Medical Col.
logo and CcDtinary Hospital.
Thus the University OF bissour
acquires asa gift these Institutions,
estimated 10 bo worth much moro
than 800 600. The new arrange
msnt will not 60 into eiiec. until
!e,epten. bsr, 1905. The laboratory
years. Freshman and Sophomore,
will continue to BE- taught ~ here
,oiors 10 Columbia. no change
4, oil being made in these years
nor will tho msin,cnancs Of Parker
Memorial Hospital in Columbia b
affected. From being sbs wsakes
Department Of tho Univsrsity sh'
Medical college, ss . rssalt OF 'h''
movement, is spparantly 70 os
come in q short time tho mrs
: college Of the Modio'ns wss' .
. tho Mississippi River.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-07-04

Cincinnati July 2.--Fifty.two
men had Il remarkable escape
from death in the col'apsing OF a
four.story block on Main street
this afternoon, only ten being in
iured and none of them danger
ously.
The accident was caused by
the weakening of the foundation
by an excavation being made at
the corner ofNinth and Main St.
for the. new ten, story building OF
the Second National Bank, and
the building thut fell; was that
occupied by it's former firm Of
Levi l. White.
Its outer wall fell over into an
xcavatiDn where laborers were
enjoying their midday meal. For
ty, laborers were employed on
the job and most of them were
seated around the excavation
when the wall fell.
In the wrecked building were
a dozen other men, some Of whom
were shot out through the win
dows and wreckage into the
street. That a number we're not
killed outright seemed little less
than miraculous, However the
!. timbers, in falling, formed arch
es under which the men were
safely housed.
Not until nearly two hours
after the accident was it post
lively known that no one was
killed. Automobiles were offer.
ed for service and soon carried
to the hospital ten men who were
found to require the attention Of
Of sergeons. The proper loss IL
$4,000. y
Clipped from The Springfield
Republican.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-07-04
Santa Fe tt Make Rate.
Follows Request OF Governor
iiochtoTransport Harvest Hands
to Wheat Belt at Less Cost.

Topeka, July I'm response
TO request from Governor T..
W. Hoch, the Atchinson' Topeka
and Santa Fe has put in u rate OF
of one cent q mile for harvest
eands available for parties OF
fifteen or mere from the Missouri
river 10 the harvest fields.
So far the Srnta Fe is the only
road to come back with an, I'M
mediate concession, Many have
been unable TO reach,the wheat
belt. The rate asked for requ'
ired men to 20 in parties OF nj
teen or more. Springfield he
publican.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-07-04
Punctuality.

condYc0to success nine tne'e
is one OF rare value, which byI
sollcstrange oversight, is classed
us OF little account. We refer to
.punctuality. We regard it as "a
necessity.
To be epunctual in all of our ap
pointmentsis q duty resting upon.
you no less obligatory than the
duty of common honesty.
An appointment is contract,
and If you do not keep 1t you are
dishonesty using other peoples
time, unless hindered by a just
cause, and, consequently, their
money. "Punctuality." says
Louis XIV, is the politeness of
kings"
He need not have confined his
remarks to blood royal; it is po-
litenoss IN every body; and know
that whenever you full to meet an
engagement promptly, which by
exertion you might have done,
you are guilty of a gross breach
Of etiquette
1t is certainly impolite to do o
wrong to,otherg and when you
have made an appointment with
an other person you owe him
punctuality, and you have no
right towaste his time if you have
your own-Success and happpi.
ness dependinafarhighe degree
on punctuality then many sup
pose.
1t is not sufficient to do the
right thing, nor IN the rlght way
but it must be done at the right
time as well,a if we would reap
the rewards of our labor. But
when 80 done it's effects in the
problem of success is great and
lefiicaci0us.
| Lord Nelson attributed all his
success in life to his habit oi
strict punctuality. Many Of oul
most successful business mer
date their success from the timt
they commenced to practic this
virtue.
Thousands have failed in lif'
from carelessness in this respec
. alone. Nothing inspires confid
ence in o business man soone
than this quality; nor is ther
!. any habit which sooner saps hi
reputation as a good busines
man than that of being alway
behind time. Lack Of punctualit
is not only a serious vic in itsel
: but tits also the parent of q larg
: progeny Of other vices.
= Hence he who becomes II
y victim is the more and MOI
- involved in tolls from which 1t
'e almost impossible to escape. I
~ who needlessly breaks his 81
10 pointments shows that he Is
RECKLESS Of the waste Of 9th
-lpeorle's time as Of his own
His acquaintances readily CO
clude that the man who is n
conscientious about his appoil
ments win be equally carele
bout his other engagement
and they win refuse to trust b
with matters Of improtance. /
y 1.-THE busy man time Is money, a
: he who robs him oft does b
as great an injury, as far as y
y Of property is concerned, as II
ihad picked bis pockets or p
him witlfa forged Or counteri
}rg hill q Ii !. q. II is,,,