{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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{ NOBLE SENTIMENTAL friend Of ours CAV
vent to an idea few days since, which we
think deserves to be written in letters Of gold
on pictures Of silver. His son was about en-
terng the world on his own account, and af-
ter giving him some paternal advice as TO what
should be his rule of conduct, he concluded by
saying" Be just, honest and honorable in all
your dealings, and if the Great Ruler Of man
kind should see fit to visit you with adversely,
by following this advice, you will have what
no man can deprive you of-a treasury OF con
ISOLATION, which you can draw upon for unlim


tied amounts, without fear of your checks be-
ing dishonored. ."-St Louis Am.