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120 to be hoped from his famous Pure: That Pure, it is aid, was never empty, and uch a Pure, may be ometime convenient; but as Money will not purchae Peace, it is not neceary for a Man to encumber himelf with a great deal of it. Peace and Happines depend o much upon the State of a Man's own Mind, and upon the Ue of the conidering Cap, that it is generally his own Fault, if he is mierable. One of thee Caps will lat a Man his whole Life, and is a Dicovery of much greater Importance to the Public than the Philoopher's Stone. Remember what was aid by my Brazen Head, Time is, Time was, Time is past: Now the Time is, therefore buy the Cap immediately, and make a proper Ue of it, and be happy before the Time is pat.Yours P.