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HENRY WELLS.

lOCTOR BOYD, a Meuiber OF the Royal College Of
~ Surgeons Ireland and lately practitioner In the city OF
London oilers his services the acdn the treatment OF
% disease experience ard close attention 10 this class
s complaints pleasant and peous mode OF ueament
during and extended practice and
ALL his legitimate medical qualifications are lew OF the
yunds which he his claims public patronage In this
empicir when ignorant peenders and TpIaen quaSs
daily spreading their lure the unwsy de:trucon Dr
would wish friendly and warning voice 10 his fei-
and tell then beware Of such dangerous persons
Thousands might this day, in the health and
,amy pride manhood If their had only been treated by
qualified numbered amongst the incurahe and
he dead Apparent and easily elected
but 10 cradle the latent pon which will otherwise oongn its
uney bongs 10 the legitimate province OF
the hands Of kIfu and able practitioner Ths Dr.
BOya Wiling to convince ms patrons by producing
inspection his regular diploma. member OF the Royal
College in Ireland and likewise Testimonials tor capa
ay skill many who Justly considered as lights and
their profession His mode Of treatments safe enec-
requiring either the use OF mercury OF re-
diet exercise Recent affections he pledges himself 10
remove radically Within few days, and OF osger standing
na greater maigny will be treated with eor;aity and skill IN
case patient may assured as having being dsen
ed oDr Boyd that His health established upon
basis and that his constitution renovated ana Nm
impaired professional honor and faith ale pledged TO 'h and
he himself that eharscer and standing are uihesn' war
for is fslfimen :,
The est and secrecy in all cases Nc relied rPon
Irs Of O'Clock in the morning I'LL io al night
.,p 2l-iy OFFICE, IA Dover stone dosr from w ater
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give me leave TO read philosophy
SHAKESPEARE SAITH THUS-Thm

Give me leave 10 read philosophy
SHAKESPEARE SAITH THUS-Thw saith shaks.
- the most profound of philosophers the very
Of Give the read YOU gen
saer e Of the philosophy Of HEALTH Long Life Hspp
and all TIC srynent, Of this lower world What, Life
without Health Nothing. What Health without permaneney,
Wore tn nothing hyou afflicted with any those uube.
that Flesh is heir such
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM. FEvERs AGUES
SCURVY, SAL 4 RIIEUM-
You will readily out Dear Docsr-knd Decor-do give
something 10 take-giye something me-quick-
quick I" In ssrh case I would ay
" Give leave @ read philosophy
to you from MOFFAT'S CELEBRATED CODE OF
HEALTH rhore you will find of the vEGETA-
BLE LIFE PILLS the real PHENIx BIITERS, capable
Of restoring the shattered constitution and Of sht
the obstinate disorders. Apply
MOFFAT'S Ohee,
feb Sims No. 50 Hudson
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afflicted with various diseases Consumption. Asthma, and
other disease being under the Of their Family
Physician who smlated them salvation with caoml
and the destru.on OF their delicate frames,
endessorng persuade them that there
method ocufe This the pfepeor OF the above med
cine earessiy deny boldly that Evans Csmome
Pills. and his Family Vegetable Aperien Pills. will produce
good week than Cane the injurious method Of
produce years besides injury possibly
Evans Vegetable Pills. and this he said Of
Cacmel poisonous Evans Camomle Pills
extracted the Csmone flowers by known only
cae persons especially ladies' who cannot bear much stimulating
medicine Evans Family Vegetable Aperient Pils
pounded Of the which have been discovered
and for al Bilious and other diseases arising from impure blood
the Csmom Pills being fe r the and the Family
Vegetable Aperent Pills f. all tho diseases OF the blood
No dosst your Family PhysiciAn advises not to what
they qack m~dcses hey those medicines they will
no. paid e although Evans Fills do no, contain particle OF
quick liver. The origin Of the word Qusck from the wsr
onck.ob the original word or Quicksilver; those who first
ed this poisonous mineral termed quaeks now tn were
Justly called does length Of time OF any other circumstance pre-
the lust application Of the 10 those who now use a.
And honorable profession OF 81 DIS cannot escape
The sonemnaiion When given 10 II debiaes
d aceeleaes death; thea advise you that you are
friends and health, REJECT
their Blue Pills aud Caome Powders and il are ILL., y the
medicines oIJng directions given with en- and they
do good and 10 do you harmEvas'
theory being daily proved by the great good hts medicines are
Ormirg tTam innumerabe testimonies in their favor
Evans aud Aperien Pills sold al wholesale and
retail Evan oe. % Divisionsi New York ian 3-lmS
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Signed
RrnnklNn.L Il. IanuarN 80. 1850.


Dear Doctor, My Coms which stated you had plagued
long that had exhausted all patience trying to curehaye
been and branch, by the Of Universal
Psterwhich for your kindness in recommending, return you
thanks Yours &c.
feb qeo2m II. CONONER
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4 IFE PILLS.-Tk- Proprietor Of this Great Medicine,
IL which is distinguished for it. he invaluable
above other thai Ia offered TO the public hgs
cipocte the which he Constantly from
Vt the United States in which has become Known
Whilst he Congratulated Tor the POSSESSION OF certain remedy
tor the greater number VI the diseases which human nature sub
he hut Congratulate his the relief
from suerngs which they have experienced aud the
Of happiness which they consequently enjoy To he the humble
health and thus the lives aud enjoymen OF his fellow
reward that the CHEST human ambition might envy, and
one That places peeury gain, however sirab IN iel low In
the standard Of Comparison.
In addition the hundreds Testimonials which he has long
had hi. possession, Mr. Nol the sole proprietor the VEGE
TABLE LIFE PILLS, receiving Others establishing their
other remedy had been
Piled in vn and fully establishing their title 10 the character Of
LIFE PILLS; only for rescug life from imminent DANGER
but surely ong their earee conscious victims 10 herwise
inevitable DEATH
Dr. MOFFAT's OGce No 50 Hudson street, opposite Jay st,
New York
Prce-small bottles, lS-large bottles, 81
Numerous testimonies proof of the superior excellence Of the
above medicines have been gratefully rendered by whom
they have vitality beheed and many Others Gould easily be Cd
tained
Prepared and sold wholesale ard retail by the proprietor
MOFFAT his Office, No 81 Hudson street. directly
site Jay street. New York For sale at the following Places
John Alhau, l83 Broadway Patrick Dixie ais Broadway
William > Van Zan I2l Hester street; DIR Lee 293 Madison
Fort nbach Milne Of Hudson and Reed streets
John Hntop Of Twentieth and Eighth
Avenue; NJ Crargsn Co, 81 Sixth Avenue, New York
J. W. Downer $50 Grand Smith l. WintrnEhsm
Of Fulton and Front streets, Brooklyn.
DR.. Clarke, Jersey City
DR. Cooke, First street. wliamsburgh
Charlie. W. Badger 34 Broad street, r. Covert SOB Broad
j. sin Main street. opposite vanhouton street. Paterson
John 8 Crane; Dunnng Hortor, Goshen, Orange co.
A. D. F. Cfagan; Matthew Holenbeek, Washington street,
J. a r. T. Dmand, Chester Orange county.
Mr.. Allen, South Third street Dr. M.rse. IN Southwark
Second street and Catherine Mr. Elliot corner OF
Il line street
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PHOENIX BITTERS-OR
THE BOOT ON THE RIGHT LEG AT LAST.
WELL DO THE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES Know
w The evil eeetsof E,tsrmorni Bcersnoon day Bi,ter
provoke appetizer kind OF Bers Bitter indeed
the life Of dram drinker-5er all the diseases flesh
tobter ahma-bi.ier eplepybitier is salt reum-hier
Is scroula-bier mercurybe all ieases-btterer still
the that hod the world and except real
alleged Life Restorer, the PHOENIX BIT ERS price
dollar per bottle, prepared and Sid by
MOFFAT, 50 Hudson street.
e.P S-Do you want sweet life! Try Moaat. Bers Try
try-try. feb Sims
A ROGUE CAUGHT.-An old rogue by 'h~ of
IA ASTHMA, who, since the Revolution ha. been ind
the country ezEg honest people and shaking hem
bouy has b-en last cared by the potent virtue Of the nae
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS, prepared and sold by
feb Sims MOFFAT, So Hudson street
CRUELTY To ANIMALS.-Somr Of the az
~ hict OF cruelty be day in almost
Of New York. fellow. called RIEUMATISM is
daily gOng his rund ackng the joints poor ptopepevent
ing them from sleeping nightand Destroying The in
human all The comforts If life. Physician. been
piled They shake their heads bot shake Of them.
Fora complete remedy, take few Of the VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS manufactured by MOFFAT, So HudsonstIeet
eb3-lnS
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- himself this city for the purpoe OF curing Summarizing
aud all speech And has taken rooms IN No.
Courand street. Hotel where he viii attend 10 all who
need his services. Having been himself
afflicted from childhood with distressing impeachment of speech
avaed himself of the modes taught BY the celebrated
New York. aud Dr.. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
Bat after long nd patient Investigation Of the nsine
his scion he has succeeded in inyenting asym
entirely which he has hn II and all Others who have
application him. This has in several instances
eu which had resisted the most skfu treat
ment fsiedto sfeci complete
Being fact that have been city who Pofe
curing stammeiinr and who inadequate
10 effect cue-e having spent in he instruction OF
others ecng upon HIMSELF he feels perfect assurance
the cepea Of the superiority OF his system over
the complete that has IN all case: attended lis
He has with him Mr. J. Sinclair, recently
one Of pupils assistant By this arrangement ladies will
be taught in a separate class.
Terms from % dollars according the nature Of the
ard the situation the applicant. in all will be
guaranteed Or the will he refunded.
particulars inquire of the subscriber at his rooms or
by letter post paid.
ian l2-Sm HENRY WELLS
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY! READ THIS!!
DR. f.. VI. GUTON'S UNIVERSAL. PLASTER, FOR THE
crrRF or CHI RI AIMS CORNS. RHEITMATISM AND

DR.. f. w. GUION'S UNIVERSAL PLASTER FOR
CURE OF CIIILBLAINS, CORNS, RHEUMATISM AND
SORES OF ALL KlNDS.-This truly valuable PLASTER has
been generally used and already given entire satisfaction in curing
all IF the above affections the universal relief that il affords in
of Chiblin and Cons ufscent establish its efficacy;
offered the public and speedy remedy for Of the
diseases be obtained III BowerS
Of Grand The following among the number of
testimonials eready received.
New York, Jan 26l836.
Dr. E. NJ Gnion Sir: should be wanting in duty
did take this od of efvng the lasting benefit have
experienced in the of your Universal Plaster curing
after trying remedy could hear Of without effects
its speedy relief improbable when that after had
hours the pain had left them entrelyyou
make what use Of this letter you please.
Your obliged servant
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GENUINE HYGEiAN VEGETABLE UNI
VI ERSAL MEDICINE, manufactured in this

GENUINE HYGE1AN VEGETABLE UNI
VI tRSAL MEDICINE, manufactured IN this country
GEORGE SILVESTEE tfrom Engiand) who alone possess
Of the original recipe Sold ohongquare tin neatly
env.ped with directions enclosed 81 80 and S07 being
nalf the price Of the imported article
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New YORK. November p. 1885
Dea SHELVING desire discharge obligations
well promote good suffering humanity, herewith send
for publication extraordinary OF effected by of
your Hygean Vegetable Universal Medicine in the Of
Ralph aged about thirteen which shall endeayor 10
brief possible that you he enabled to make il
years received stroke the elbow with rule,
the joint what termed by physician
inHaz,raon bone which he suffered pain
until within short time past lie has bee treated by Of the
eminent physicians Scotland, which tsRded but little
aneore his serngs; consequently despaired OF his
again having the former advantage IN the OF bs afflicted
Happily length induced make trial Of the medicine Ia
question: from which few days hr experienced considerable
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated form,
the breaking suppose Of putrd acrd humo around the
affected but receiving this symptom OF the good effects OF
medicine, directions followed by considerably
mentng the Dose until he took ten pills day. um
which relief and he after about three months
restored health also bear testimony the coed effects
medicine OF fever and and other
plants would recommend those afflicted with disorder
lest its virtues. Respectfully subscribed by your Obliged
Architect and Draush Of Houston and Eexst
Mr.. George Sylvester.
Certificates Of other extraordinary in which this invaluable
medicine has equally ecaroRs he at the store Of
d. BRYSON Coafconer, Agent rs Fulton street, Broad
wsy dec 3-tf
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COUGHS, COUGHs.-coRBYNs COUGH Io1en

COUGHS, COUGHS.-C0RBYNS COUGH lozen
" GERS prrp,red by Corbyn K Co.. 800 Hoborn London
These universally allowed by physons OF the
Standing q, the best preparations for he Of
Coughs Colds Ashma &c offered 10 the public; many thou
sand their happy and sslutay effects
many o whom have ahnsic and coumpve complaints
reduced the They promote free and easy
eNpecoration tendency to inflammation
lungs difficulty II breathing ard the
oppression interrupts respiration &c &c Price 80 cents
per hot Jingle will be found slE the
ohsuiie es sale by g. COLsY, chemist &c ISL Pearl,
Frankfort Franklin Square, the only agent for the
city. Jan Z7-im&
NDERSON'S RHEUMATIC DROPS.-A cure for the
N Inf msoIy Chronic Rheumatism he had only al 42
street This invaluable medicine, called Andersons
Rheumatic Drops for the above disease ha, cured and all
take IT, certificates Of which he
had If persons old AID youg who aeu with the
and WIN the time -takng the sbve Drops
and whose limbs greatly swollen and dis
r DAYS been able attend 10 heI out d. bus
ress three weeks entirely restored TO health and
vig1 feo Elm.
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Cercaes of other extraordinary which this invaluable
medicine has equally ecarioR he the Of
ID. BRYSON CONFECTIONERY Agent lis Fulton street, Broad
w.x dec S-tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02
Observation-Disclosures.

The Br. packet Panfdioon Capt. CoRRRY ofri-
we'd at Norfolk the 23d inst, from Falmouth. Eng.
and Capt. G.. Immediately repaired TO Washington
where he arrived The 26lh, with important, dec
patches FOR the English Charge d'AfairS. The tu-
NOR is that she brinesa TENDER FROM THE
BRITISH COVER NMENT or THEIR SERVI-
CES AS MEDl ATOR BETWEEN FRANCE
AND The u. STATES.
1t was the general opinion a, Norfolk, Bait
more, &c. that the despache relate to a mediation
of England The London papers OF % state that
rnmors were rife there, that France had offered to
accept the mediation of England. They had also
been cn,ren, for many days IN Paris. The Paris
Journalists, however REJECT the idea. Their gabblc
Is however Of little consequence: few Of them know
the sentiments or designs of the Government.
The New York Courier Il Enquirer saws. TIM,
when Mr. Barton intimated 10 the President, that
possibly the British Government might offer 10 me
date, the President declared That the difficulties
were OF character that could never be submitted
to third party. Congress viii Judge Of this
We have little doubt that these depatches relate
to q mediation.
There is nothing else Of Importance from Eu-
rope.
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Mr. C,ruouv replied tina, he had been
concerned TO hear the Message read. He
had heard " with very different feelings
from those expressed by the gentleman from
Pennsylvania He himself had never heard
any Message with more profound regret, cs-
ccpt one which, instead of attacking France.
was aimed against the sovereign States Of the
Union.
In Sencte, Tuesday Jan. 10. The petit
tons from Ohio q. Pennsylvania for the alb
clifton of slavery in the District Of Columbia
occupied most of the day.
III The House. j. O. Adams from the So
lccr committee reported bill TO authorize
the President to assert and prosecute the
right and title of the U. States to the be-
quest Of James Smi,hson, late of London,
deceased to found at Washington "Smth-
sonian Instltute.p for the diffusion Of useful
knowledge among mem which was read
twice and ordered 10 be printed.
IL Senate. Jan. 20. The only subject of
general interest was The discussion of Mr.
Beutons resolution relating ~ the surplus
revenue.
H. he House The abolition question 10
the District of Columbia was considered,
but ultimately gave place 10 the introduce
tion of the bill for the relief of the New
York sufferers by fire, in committee of the
wholc-but no question was taken before
the house adj.
In Senate Jan. 81 Nj. Tyler submitted
series of resolutions IN relation to slavery,
and adverse to interfering with slavery in
the District ofColunbia.
surplus rerenue. The question was agn'n
called up and considered, modified and uti-
mately deferred TO Monday at which time
the Senate adjourned.
| House Jan. y. The abolition question
was again called up and discussed until the
house adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02
DIED,

In this towa last week, Thomas Weston, ngel about
Co.
~ Nilleaseville Dec. 3is Orange Green, native of
Brandon. VI apd for tho last ten years citizen II Mil
lcgeyille ~ The Seth year Of his age lie has left
atectonotc vile an infant 10 Ifrcparsble
loss Previous 10 his death he give TO his berearcd
panion assurance Of Willingness TO die. IL the pre-
mature death e this smiablo citizen and accomplished
gentleman, the community Hnd State have mt with
led-Geolgia pa
In Burlington 2lh at Horny Parnalee, II James
f. Bfinsmaid mo
In knosbnfsh, Louisa laughter 81 homas Craig, ~
Il Newbu1y 18Th Peter Burbsnk. Esq IS
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what Mr. Adams now save bc true. surcl, the
Prcsdcn, would not have 90 rrossly neeicc-
ted his duty AZ no, 10 have gwen Congress
Information of tho fact. and recommended
the measures necessarily consequent there
on. And surely the House Of Representa-
iircs would not have waited until the last
three OF for hours Of the setting Of Con-
ercss. before they would mako provisions
~ the contingency, and then do II "a such
Jumping bungling manner, leaving the
whole appropriations Of the absolute dispo-
sal Of the Executive. The Ex-Prcsidcnt
must have dream, Il some night, CT during
some foggy day since the adjournment, OF
the las, Congress.
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Prom the Albany Arsu'. J In. 20.
POSTSCRIPT.

Painful Intelligence. The following dis
tressiug account of the massacre OF de
tachment Of United States troops, by the
Seminole Indians, is from a Mobile paper
received at Washington, from whence i,
was sent by the &. q Eng. express. Some
doubts are entertained as 10 lis autheniici-
"; but we fear i, will prove 10 be too true.
.NoJiLs, jan. -.
Horrid massacre BY the mail boat Ma
zeppa, Capt Corson, arrived yesterday az
ternoon, from New Orleans, We have receiy-
ed the psniul aBs distressing intelligence Of
the surprise and massacre Of two companies
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-02

OF the u. :. trc ops, under the command Of
MAJOR Dadc, consisting OF iI2 men, 10y the
Seminole Indians.
MAJOR Dsdc had started with his troops
from Tampa Bay to Camp hing to ion Gen
Clnch, when on the morning of the .sih
Dec. at 8 O'Clock. they were surtoudcd by
large body oil Indians. supposed TO number
from 500 to 1000 aud were cut 10 pieces.
only three men of the H. escaped, badly
wounded. TO recount the lamcn,abl. history
of the butchery Of their fellow soldiers.
Major Dade was sho, nj his horse on the
commencement of the attack Captain.
Gardner and Fraser soon after fell MORALLY
wounded, aud their scalps were taken 10y
the savagos. Lieuiepnnts Bassinger, llendct-
son, Nudge and kean, and DR.. Ga,hn, sur
gcon IT, the detachment, were oil SLAIN.
Lieut.. passenger was wounded oil the on.
set and was discovered by n negro in the
party of savagcs, crawling of To place Of
conccaImont, and tomahawked.
We do not remember the history of
butchery more hould, and II stands without
an example IN the annals OF lndun warfare.
Our citizens, we are sure, will meet To.
gether and send some relief 10 the suffering
and delenceless inhabitants of Florida.
Col. Twiggs Of the U. S. Army chartered
the steamboat Merchant, and started with
four companirs from New Orleans % Tam
sa Bay. MAJOR Rel,on is now there with
the force under his command.
"A s,gn. f.. d. Barber, Editor ofthc Md.
dlebury Free Press, and gentleman Of stcr-
/ ling democracy aud first rate talent, avowod
IN late antimasonic meeting his dcicrm-
nation to suppor, Martin Van Buren, Tor
/ President. The Vermont Waterman feels
quite shocked that Mr. Barber don, 90 with
the federnlists in favor Of that old black
cockader, HARRISON Green Mountain Fan
/ Buren, dcmocraf.
! 1t is understood that Mr. Treasurer Clarke
has followed Gov. Palmer, Egerton and Bar
Der into the Tory camp. We are told that
he makes no bones of the matter, but has
stopped his subscription to the State Jour
nal, and put on the democratic" cap and
bells most maniul,y. This openness places
him one peg higher on the scale OF merit,
than the rest of his distinguisted COM adcs.-
~ Republican & Courier.
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INSTALLATION.

Tho Rev. T.. Wellington on the Goth Jan. In
stalled over the Mondon IHlcn Religious Society
according to the established Nays Of the Universal
lst church.-Opening prayer by Rev. Mr. yelling
ton. Installation Sermon and installing prnyer by
Rev. Russell Sirecier of Woodstock and Charge
end Right hand Of fellowship by Rev. Henry Gift
ford q Shrewsbury.
n. b. Brother Wellington will in future presch
every Sabbath at the school house Near Edward
Mussev's tavern. C,soaiHic0iod.
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NOT ('E.

NJ CON.NE l. i. BURT,
HEREBY give notice, that all persons in-
debted TO them by note OF book account,
must max. imusdlst. payment or they Will be
SUED. And all persons having unsettled bu-
siness with them, are requested 20 call aud adjust
the same previous to the IH day Of March next,
on OF before which lime, they expect 70 close
their business.
Rutland, Feb. 2. 1886 G.
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"EZRA MEACH.

III was with feelings OF surprise and displeosure,
10 say the least that the name Of this man
placed "a chairmin OF the late meeting of the De
mocaecy Of this State. Why and wherefore has
tins happened j. 1t because be- deserted and
played traitor Go the democracy of this State 10
longer ago than during he panic Of '33 and "a ?
/, Il because he peiitiuncd for n restoration Of the
deposiios 90 the United States Bank for rechar.
ter 81 that odious monopoly 1T because be pre-
'id az meeting Of the iedersls's Of Burlington
during he gloomy period Of the panic l. 1t be-
ca ise he openly denounced and abused our yeuera-
bic President Have these things recommended
ban 10 the Democratic party hat they should again
place ban Ct their head We should like 10 see
these questions answered"
We copy the above article from the Vermont
Gazette, one Of Van Burers filthy vehicles Of Sian.
der, not for the purpose Of answering the queries
Of editor liasWell, particularly, but to apprise Mr
Meseh aud his friends (fhe has any Of the manner
"a which Wes,horcocks aad traitors are some times
treated. We 90 Dot know exactly what kind Of
an a"s"er "the democracy" would give 10 the in
quines. bot ogrs would be very br.eG-Mr Meaoh
IS politics. wea,hereoet-thlts ell.