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SLANrrR,-lt It is poor soul that cannot


bear slander. No decent man can get
along without it-al least none that is ac


lively engaged in the struggle of business
life. Have you bad fellow in your EN-.
ployment, and discharge him, he goes
round and ISLANDERS you--reluse some one
very modest boon which be asks, be
goes round and ISLANDERS you. In fine, we
would not give cent for a man who is no
slandered-il shows that he is either O
milksop or fool No, no, earn bac
name by bad fellow, land you can easily
do SO by correct conducl) ii is The only way
to prove that you are entitled to a good one