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- EARL HOW ARD. Of the Cheap cash store,
-. arrived home from New lork last evening Nv
the ,ndd >'eamcr Whehal, y. Lyon Capt and
ronc HI, with HIM an additional supply If Goods which
with his two former purchases Of this season makos
the assortment altogether one ofhe most desirable to
select from Of any that he has heretofore had for tho
a., eighteen YEAR, and is Of the following kinds, VIZ:
rich, ia honahc, fancy and staple article, in every
lrparttncn, Of The Dry lne such "a Broa ro'hs,
Cussimcrcs, Nr>tmG>, Monelne de laincs, ChaiyS
Silk, Bonn azinc, C"llcoe>, lIncn,, Mn>ns, Lace,
Ribbons, Enl roi lcrc,, Hosiery Gloves Fans, tln-
hrclas Para oll>, etc., with fall supply of Florence
and Straw Bonn~t>, and Mllenary Goods, also, Car
pclina. Ma,nps, Paper llanginss, Shoes and Hats
to.rihcr with all the heavy descriptions OF dome 10
AMI Other euo.is, ,uc, Shcengs Yarn, Bur'ap.'
Wool Twinc, crr. The GROCERY, Looking Glass and
China Gallery is al rcprn>hed; the Cutlery, Hard
ware an Hone furnishing departments IN accordance
with the other stocks on hand the variety oi fancy ar
ticc,, su'h Ioy>, lewclry, Combs, turl> tonie'-
tonary, etc. &c winch h> one hundred icei Of show
- IN cn'h On his counters IL nnnmcra'e. IL"
| Dome and picture gallery Is beautifully ARRANGED ~
the display of Goods under strong light and then the
large supply OF superior family Groceries basel upon
the Sta or Life, Rochester cy MIL Flour, makes hls
Grand Bozaar hra ca, store, one OF the most ts,-
mating ,l.>ra e and ,cnlcnl stores to 9 irn>hei
from vi IA all and every kind of articles mat may rs
WISHED for or oohei n for amusement ana Sra'lhca-
ton, or with de, re 10 convey 'nr n'o' pleasing n
,lycnce 10 trIcnl., the place where every article
be NAV les,re for The e,tcrnc Of appeance, AIDING
~ comfort or Supplying necessary wants, may re had
and n done in few WORDS A. ~ only saying fov
h,,cvcr m Whenever YOU wish To buy cheap forca "A
! 90 10 HOWARlrS. burlington, VI, June II, 1910.
IDLN< kSalrh.-.lhc subscriber having re-
ID Gently moved from Albany, and commenced The
Blacksmith business, IN all it, forms, IN the new shop
on Madison street, near Follei Il Bradley Store,
wonld respectfully invite the inhabitants Of Burlington
and vicinity 10 give him call, rs he fully prepared
10 do all kind, ut work in his line, the shortest
tee, hest manner, and most favorable terms. Tie has
for many years past given hi, particular attention 10
the Horse shocng business, and taTery IN all It's
branches. From the long experience which he has
had aud the general information he has derived loh
from theory and practice, he feels fully conf cnt IN re-
commenting him, elfio The public lie VIII lie pre-.
pared all times 10 give hl> personal attention 10 all
kinds Of work in his line,uch H. Ironing Wagons
and Scghs, Shipwork, &c. All kinds Of edge tools
made in The hest manner anlmo approved Style lie
trusts that hv giving business his undivided attention
and the low prices a, which he will he enabled 10 fur
nish work to share of the public paironaae.
'''" JOHN SORAGLN.
! Burlington, April TO- ls4o'
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=lx-JouNs, Lower Canada.
They 10 ocr their ,rrvice, Stree of any charge"
to ihoe rcr,o interested in trade with the Inlel
Sae., hut will endeavor TO make their attention TO
he interest Of their employers worthy rea, enable
re- ompence.
Having good Wharvcs lat which the LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will land) and excellent Storage
together with the convenience Of a connecting Rail
Track with the CmAMrLAIN and Sr. LAWRENCE
hA-koAD over these wharves, they laiier themselves
lha', with fifteen years experience in this branch %
business they will e enabled 10 do much to facilitate
and encourage trade between The United States and th'
Lower Province. JASON G. PIERCE d son.
81. Johns, L.. G., Marh, ls40. ei2on
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/tONSIIMPrION! NO person can have an ade-
~ auate idea of the astonishing relief which DIR.
Relies Ashmatic or Consumptve Pills give, in Con-
sumption Cough, Colds, Asthma, difficulty OF breath
me- Wheeling tightncss of the Chest Pain in the side,
spittinn of blood, DC. fair trial only is necessary
10 convince persons suffering from these complaints
shat this is OF the most valuable medicines yet DIS
.oycrcd-and this is the testimony OF relieved patients
C..rs 4 gentleman, of this nelghborhood, recently
observed the proprietor that he believed these pills
had kent him alive for the last two years Many
nthcrs give similar testimony. letter states-"tht
a.;hmsic Pills give such astonishing relief OF
C,ouoh Common Colds, &c. as no one can believe
unless they make the trial" Important testimony
.rThcrc has been, writes an urgenD an unusual cal
nronouncc them valuable medicine, and say they
rronnot find substitute" young Lady-Was thre,
vcnrs afflicted with violent cough, pain in the side
,pi,ting of blood, and disturbed rest at nght-ant
90. rcsorcd to perfect health by taking two boxes
" e,s. of Asthma-Of thirty years standing, wa
ru,od nv these Pills. A Genteman-Who had beer
tor years afflicted with violent cough, difficulty
breathing &C. was cured by ,nese invaluable riils
m;n credit daily" A Physician wrltes,-After al
n,hcr medicines have failed to give relief IN consnmp
ZION cases, have found the Relics Asthmatic rlll'
most excellent! Extract-"SeVeral persons aIhlc Aa
,h luno complaints in various stages OF the disease
every thing else have used these rms VIII
tho most happy success" A Remarkable Case
i,dv who was gwen over as past recovery, anu w
death daily expected was raised ron VIA. wa" sdo
pc'h ho croyc by these Pills and declared her wis
,h,, she could proc to the worth of this lnyau,
,Io ,nodirinc. Such are the valuable properties
ulc nI IN Couohs, Colds, Asthma, Difficulties
uro,,hin@ Hoarscnes, Wheeling Splitting of Bloc
,nd G COMPLAINTS Of the Lung generally that nnmerG,
versions relieve from these complaints pronounce IN
The bss medicine they met wh wG b bor uo''
I popl. and 50 cents for half Boxes ~ Pills
-. Prepared by T. KIDDEIt sole proprietor ar 7
.,,ccc.sor to DR.. Conwny-ond may he had at h
counting room % a G.i'' up s'Ts IT, H'' PEcH
INV md TUEO. 4. PECK & Co., Burlington W.,
No"' genuine unless signed T R'nprS an u
.,,s.ls prin,sn wrapper Large discount to dealers
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EKTNDSTONES, Ly
" June7. J&J H. PECK & Go.
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vlVfIE LION OF THE DAY.-NO CURE NO
l. PAY!-Thc Genuine old Dutch or Ger
man Vegetable Pills.--fIIahly recommended by
Doc, Valentine Mott, NJ. ID. Of n. Y, and others.
Thee arc The Orders! Any one that does not find re-
lief rem these pills the price is refunded back, thee
ulhcrs In Offering these pills to the public, appeal
to their intelligence. If these pills are not what they
recommended, you in duty bound out OF respect
10 voirsclf and community to reject hem and publish
them to the world an imposition, hulnbug and
euachrrv. The public may C assured they are purely
bic, they composed of nine ingredints part
Of the medicine is only found in ASA and in the val.
lev. Of Germany. For convenience these extracts
n re made into pills and will he found re-
lief for all bilious complaints, yellow and bilious
[.ver> fever and aguc lamdce, scarlet rash, bilious
oho!ic Dyspepsia &c. 1t i, not pretended that this
nedIcnc cure for all diseases to which the human
rvscm i. liable. Ten thousand useless efforts have
cen made 10 draw from the regions OF unkno fancy
como lonS->pun theory OF magic art, which would
~ure each and every disease. Good medicine is not
70 md in the fire or whir wind. Health and happiness
hang upon chance wind>iime Is the herald OF truth.
The pa a, least secure; they have already raj ell
a mon imcnt of their greatness which VIII defy the
corrodng tooth Of time. None can he Genuine wihon,
a wra 3pcr and directions on each hox on which my
namcIs written a, length Sold wholesale and retail
Nv the subscriber at Gcn's Falls, by A. b. d d. Sand
70. and 100 Fm,on i. and r. NJ. McigS, 3SS South
NnIhcr st. Albany. Baum g. iIawey, 2i9 Silver st.
Trov General A gents for the state Of New York.
MERRITT GRIFFIN.
For sale Nv VIM. Rhodes and F.. b. Green, Rich
mond; Morton & Clark, and y. e. ID. $ Lathrop
Wlli,ton; IIagar Com>tock, Shell urn; H. Stanton
j. r. ii rlb,, we>norl; J. II. Barnes, Charlotte; r.
Mooly and Geo. Peterson, Burlington; and ~ r.
BRIGGS, Burlington, A gent for Chenden Co., whcr,
Su5-Ayent> can lie supplied al wholesale prices.
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| IGHT and dark French, English and German
II Mcrlnocs; black, blue black and cold Alpnes
plain and tigd Alpaca Cloths \ variety of colorod
Grape, Cambetts and Canbetcens for sale very low,
for cash by Sept 81 n. LOVELY & Co.
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10, 600 lbs. T dry ~h's i T. 1'">'
100 casks cro'nad do 30
IS BILL. Venetian Rel
10 casks French We low
50 hhs. American Iin.cNl OIL,
o5 do S,iri, Turren'inc
Corol varni,h, Gold Leaf, Sand paper Sn.lls,
Brn>hr,, Glue, GHm Cora, by la J. IT, PrcH & Co.
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CONGRESS WATER, gust received Il fresh
~ supply ofCongre,s wafer, and for sale ly
MAY 26. GEO. PETERSON.
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kLOUR.-A few Bbls. of Family Flour, of superior
L quality, Just reed and for sale at HOWARDS
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0>O THE PUBLIC. In offering this Edition of
L Smiths Geography and Atlas TO the public tho
Publishers invite attention to the following additions
and improvements.
The biography has been carefully revised and en-
ldrgcd is lllust rated by about thirty additional Cuts
and Is perfectly adapted in all It's parts TO the new
Maps.
The entire text of the book has (at much cxpcnsc)
been thrown into uniform large tyjc which we ftol
confident will be regarded as very decided imprv
vemcnt.
The tables appended to the Book were made
with care, and contain much valuable information
in a condensed form. The names and length of tho
principal Canals and Rail Roads Finished and in pro-
grcsS) gvcn and the places conncCt ted also a
complete list of the Colleges, Law and Medical
Schools, Theological Semlnarcs and Religious do
nominations Of tbs United States. the reignlg Soy
ersigns of Eurodc &c.
An entire new Atlas accompanies the Book, con-
tanning eighteen very superior Maps, mostly drawn
expressly for this work from original surveys and tho
most authentic sources, and embraces much valuable
information not to he found IN any similar work
Our own country has received special attention Tho
Rail Roads, Canals, navigation OF Rivers and recent
changes, are all carefully marked, and many counties
are shown which do not appear in any other Alias
Among the pcruliarltlcs of this work be mention
ed the plan Of showing the population of States and
Countries in round numbers on the face of the Mans
The navigation of Rivers for Ships, Steamboats,
Shops &c, is shown by placing al the head Of ma
yigaiion the appropriate characters for each
The Map and Chart Of the World combined ION IN
entire ncw plan. showing AT one view the Natural and
Political Divisions of the Globe, the Extent Pcpua-
ton, Religion, Form of Government and State OF
Civilization of each Conuy) has attracted much al
tcnon, and is considered great Improvement upon
any thing heretofore attempted IN the form Of Chart
as here all are shown ut n single glance and the re-
| lai0ns they sustain Ia each other. We would a o
sulir, attention TO the remarkable disncmcss and
ease with which every name on the Man may be read
as well rs to the very superior style and execution II
| the work in other respects. The Questions nt The
close of the Book are important, and will be found
| voryc n uipuf IN n ttpuCr1l Review
| SPALDlNG IL STORRS.
| Urford Connecticut
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wool TwINE for sale a, HowARD's.
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THAR! HAIRS! -BAI.DN ESS.--Impor.
II tant DiscOvery--the Great Mystery found
nut at La st...DR STERliN'S HAIR REGENE-

/ l. tant DiscOvery-.the Great Mystery found
out at Iast.--DR. STERRY'S HAIR REGENE-
RATOR. Dr. Stcrry, after much attention to the
important subject of preserving the hair, has, after
rnaay experiments chemical and physical been able
20 discover and article which is offered with the
srcncst confidence for the toilet the best thing
discovered for for its soening and penetrating quality
Va produce good head of hair-to prevent it from
falling off when badness is apprchcndcdto restore
4 when badness mas taken place, and to prevent it
from turning gray 1t is more nonrlshng than po-
n,atum,. antique oil, Cologne water. 1t is a beau
tu article for ladies curlsit makes the hair soft and
tvclv and produces uncommon brilliancy. Thous-
ands have tested its superior virtues and excellence
and in every instance it stands unrvacd. 1t is an
tpa'lbc cure in all affections of the sn the head
MS danlrur, &c &c. Every family should be sup
piled with bottle Of this OIL that by its application
to the head and hair Of children the beautiful and or
n,mcntal appcndagc of fine head of HAZE which ma
turc has supplied us may be preserved, From the
numerous certificates and recommendations received
Of its s,uary influence, the Doctor feels firmly per-
ru.dcd he has succeeded in producing article which
will meet the desired wishes and appreciation of the
,,bIc For sale wholesale and retail by 4. HITCH
COCK & Co. III Gencsee ST. Utica, n. Y. In Bur
lmr,on, by J. & J. II, PECK e. Co, and THEO. A.
PICK & Co. In VergeRnes by j. H. Bowman. In
Milton, by Burnct & Sawyer In Georgia, by Loren,
10 lanes. aug2C
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Il STORRS.

For s,lc by SAMUEL. HUNTINGTON Bur
lncton VI. and by the Princal Booksellers in the
United States.
Burlington, July 3d. 1910
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IJOWDER.-I0O Kegs "
Jme19. j. e. j. n. PEcx e. Co.
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nOSTON AMI TROY IRON COMPANY-The
- pillc are hereby notified that the business II
casting in every branch and variety, i done ORDER
mach enlarged their 70 nlry, and are now prepared
to do all kin /, Of wOr, done any ioundrv in the
country. Mill gearing, Pot Ash Kettles, Stove,
PoIyh., Ax.crcr a., ON hand, or furnished 10 order
All who WI h to con rar tor stove plates or to pur
chase large qantiiy u hulow-warc for the prrpo, u
IF retailing, will lie furnished at whole ale price>--and
all who may favor with their calls rlcr>, will U
dealt Y a. literally al any establishment in the
country. Orders should be addressed to f.. r. Cross
man, S'rpcrlntenlan' or A. Young, gent, lruv VT
TO SCENE an early reply, and prompt attention.
Troy, w., June 1910. iy9
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. DOL received in exchange Tor Broadcloh and
W other Goods at my Store q, Winooski village
July 10, 1870 SIDNEY BARLOW.
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Do lash KETTLES constantly on hand by
l. June 10 j. e. J. n. PECK & Co.
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FORWARDING, Sc. 1910.

THE subscrll ers will continue their
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CORN BROOMS d PAllS.-lOO doz. corn broom.
~ 50 dog. patent Pals,
June 49, J. e. J. II. PECK u Co.
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n EN GOODS, now opening add Ito ial
assortment OF various kind, If goods among
them are Mczoiln,o Brushes, Satin Bead Head Bands,
Sar' aparlIla Lozenge>, ACCORDION books, extract u
Bersano', rlstOl GARD green Spctac t., Casters, new
silver poclc, Cunl'., Eagle Belt Plate, etc ALSO,
good assortment Of trimmed and plain line Satin aud
ohaznc SOCKS INN summer Stocks, fig and pIa n
some with bows very nice and light for warm weaih-
er; we have also very narrow Stocks, suitable for
boys o. men. Also, long stocks for those who have
large Meas, in word our assortment Of Stocks, Col
arS and Bo>uns l. very complete. For further par
ticlars please call al the Variety Store.
June l.. PANGBORN & BRIN>MAlD.
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have been acquainted with Mr.. Charles lone. 50
a number OF years. have praciicel IN his family, an
administered medicine for hi> discs the ,kln NOR
or less for ten twelve year,, past wlihoma radca
cure. lie now appears be perfectly cured by .om
drops which he prepares, and which so far a. | ~
acquainted with them promise TO be OF great utility il
such diseases. MosEs CoBB N. u.
Springfield, VI. Sept 4, 1910.
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hereby certify that have lccn Intimately ac-
suainlel with Mr. Charles Jones, of Clarcmon, \. IT,
for number years la past and have cen consul
ted by and prescribed for him, for very ob>,nar,
disease OF the skim well known hv the Of lcpro,,
but coull do more than mitigate the di,ea>r 6,r
time. Since he has alertei radical cure bv mean
of,hls Drops for Humors, have examined HIM an,
am happy to LAY that his skin perfectly smooth an,
free from the disease. JAMES CRoMBrE, PHYSICAL.
Fronceslown, ~ H., Sept l5 1910,
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have prescribed remedies, and administered mcdl,
cincs for &. jones' humor which called Lcprosy
more or less for fourteen years, without "ompl,l,
cure This being an uncommon .c.) He now appear,
10 have final cure from his discovery, and from
what of ITS elects upon others a.o am Of OPT
mon il may be Of much benefit 10 the community
Timothy s. GLEASON, NJ. d.
Clarcmoni, Sept Is, 1910.
tr-iHThis medicine makes no VAN preien,ions; no.
cxcics any hopes winch will not be fully real eel
Come and try for yourselves, any who are adlice'
with disease Of this kind II may lie found al III,
store Of Robert Moody druggist Burlington and witt
Mnrlin " Tres ESQ. Cambridge Vi.
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Card-lIearing of Melccinc prepared ly Mr..
Charles Jone,, Of this town, for hnnorS, and having
It's beneficial ELECTS appl ed for il for my ulc
daughter years Of aye, much afflicted with Salt
Rheum supposed TO lie an hereditary complaint.
can now say tina, after using IT weeks my hopc,
are fully realized in cure without lurme the chi's
health, and can now recommend II 10 Others a. a sat,
and nalll lc remedy for such complaints
Caremonr n. ii. Sept. Is, 1910. MARY F.. TERxI.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-16
gmsmtp- @trth Congress.
IN SENATE.
FaIpAy july 10, 1910 Gin continuation)

MILEAGE BILL.
The question the indefinite postponement OF the
bill was negatived, follows:
YEAS-Messrs Anderson Benton, Brown, Cal
houn, Clay, of Alabama, Cnthbert Fulton, Grundy,
Linn, Mouton, Norvei, smith, OF Connecticut
Strange, Sturgeon Walker, Wnght-lG
NAYS-Messrs. Allen, Buchanan, Clay, Of Ken
lucky, Clayton, Crttenden, Davis Dixon Hubbard,
Huntington, King, knight, Lumpkin, Merrck,
Phelps, Pierce, Porter Preston Roane, Ruggles,
Smith, Of Indiana, Tamadge, Tappan, Wall, White,
Williams Young-2G
An amendment proposed by Mr.. Walker and mo-
dfcd by Mr.. Davis, so as TO make he shortest mail
route the standard Of distance TO be determined by
joint committee of Congress- and the mileage Of
members as allowed to be published was agreed TO-
YEAS-Alessrs. Allen, Anderson, Benton, Brown,
Buchanan, Calhoun, Clay, Of Ala, Fulton, Grandy,
Hubbard, King, Linn, Mouton Noryell, Phelps,
Pierce, Roane, Smith, Of Indiana Strange Sturgeon,
Talmadgc Walker, Wall, Wright, Young-25
NAYS-Messrs Clay, of Ky, Clayton, Crten-
den, Cuthber, Davis, Dixon, knight, Lumpkin, Por-
ter, Preston, Ruggles Smith, of Connecticut, White
-I3
Mr.. WALKER now moved to amend the bill by
provision that hereafter stationery should be allowed
10 members of Congress
In the course of long conversation by Mcssrs
WALKER, CLAY, of Kentucky ALLEN, CAL
HOUN YOUNG. TALLMADGE CLAY. Of
Alabama, KNIGHT, and LINN,
Mr.. Walkers amendment was modified as to
limit the stationery allowed to members of Congress
the sum Of $40, and in this form il agreed TO-
ayes 80 nays 10.
Mr.. LINN moved an amendment, which went
through very long and very irregular conversation
and came out modified to provide that any mem
Der whose name should not appear every vote by
yeas and nays should he deemed absent for that
day, and should not receive his per diem compensation
unless unwell or absent in committee
This amendment was agreed to, ayes %, nays II.
The bill amended was then ordered to be en-
crossed; and the Senate adjourned.
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A CONTRAST.

Uho gains By the destruction Of Credit and estd-
blisltment Of a Hard Money Currency?
The Office hoiders-Who will receive their salaries
in gold and silver while the value Of property will be
reduced one-half
silver will be augmented in value ratio corresponding
with the reduction Of property
The Rich-For il will, in the language of General
Jackson make the rich richer, and the poor poorer
The Creditor--Who will thereby be enabled to OPP
press and utterly ruin his unfortunate debtor
Who iooses By the destruction Of Credit and The es-
tablishn,hnt qfa Hard Money Currency
The Farmer Whose farm is reduced in value one
half and the products in equal proportion.
The Laborer-Who is either utterly deprived Of the
means of earning his daily bread or is compelled to
work prices varying from 10 to 40 cents per day in
stead of dollar dollar and half hereto
fore.
The Poor Man-Who will be deprived of all pros
poets Of rising opulencc in life by the destruc
ton of all credit and enterprise.
The Young MaR--Who will have torn from him
the great mainspnngs to industry and exertion and
who, henceforth must allow his aspirations 10
rise above the lower and humber walks of life unless
born to wealth and opulence
The Debfor--Whose property will be sacrificed to
fill the Golfers of his rapacious creditor
Let every man in the country ponder well the above
truths. The Administration have decreed the de-
struciion of credit and the establishment Of metallic
currency and unless speedily arrested in i'll its coorse
will utterly demolish the lever of individual and
national enterprise PROSTATE the institutions of our
country and overthrow tho prosperity of its institu-
tions--S Seneca Co. Courier.