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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

WESTERN LAND SPEcULATIoN.-Thc
Grant county (Wisconsin) Herald seems
to have but little sympathy for land
spectators. Living in close proximity
to the scene of operations, it may be pre-
sumed to speak "by the card" The
Hcrald's article is as follows:
The holders of large bodies of Yves
tern lands on speculation are a set of
sickly fellows. The chances are that
large portions Of the late Iowa, Minneso-
tn, Northwestern Wisconsin entries will
be i'll second market far below Govern
ment prices. Their air castles, built on
land monopoly, are having their foun-
dations washed away by a crushing
crisis of their own begetting, for it is
conceded hat the present bank crisis is
caused by letting so much money out
to land Spectators. We have always
held upon a basis of calculation that
must stand, that the losses far ovcrbal-
ance the profits on Western land specu-
lations that are attempted by non-rcsi
dent land holders. That there are some
accidental profits to a few nonresident
land holders we admit, but in a large
majority of cases there are heavy losses.
All that is good and great, and wise
join in perpetual conspiracy against non
resident land monopolics. This is the
great secret never taken into account by
the poor deluded victim who offers his
money in sacrifice and himself to disap-
pointmcnt.'
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

HURRAn FOR UTAH.--Four volunteer
Regiments arc to be raised to go against
Brigham and his brigands. The Proph-
ct of the Lord is to be set upon round
about-Old Buck with 10 wife is to fight
Brigham with forty wives. One right
eous man will put a thousand such to
flight. "Dividc and conquer will be
the motto, =
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX

MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BITTERs.-The very painful SYMPTOMS
which precede the attacks of fever and
ague can be suppressed and all danger
arrested, by the use of these valuable
medicines. The pills and hitters are
also a cure for rheumatism, and every
variety of bowel complaint, Sold by
the proprietor, W. b. Mofat, $50 Broad
way, n. Y, and his Agents. ,'a
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
L. G. GOULD, Editor.
EATON, O., DEC "a, 1857.
FOR 1
THE aPREBLE CO, DEMoCRAT,n

Asiit isiour intention to change our
present location, we offer the Demo
crat' establishment for sale. The ma
terial,on which the paper is printed is
all in good condition, having been in
use only aboutten months. The circu-
ktion of the Democrat is an average
of; eOuutry papers and can be very east
ly incrcased-hds ia1.good Advertising
custom, and San excellent run of Job
Work. The JOB Office is large and
we'll selected. Forocash, ob good ncgo-
table paper we will SELL low. If not
sold by the Sth of january other ar
ENGAGEMENTS willobe made with it. $50 nj
-. .aeuar Il. G. GOULD.
New 26,z 1S57.1Ala sdlt- 5rsa gajhtcg
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
Oalr Position.

Within IAC pdSt11Sh NayS ~
been frequently i~nterrogated by Demo
Gratis, as to our position on the Kansas
question, and as there seems to be an
erroneous impression abroad, as to how
we do stand, we will just here state in
plain language, that we intend to sup
port the Administration, let the conse-
quences be what they may. We have
read Senator Douglas speech, and think
that he is radically wrong and that the
President is right and we are sorry to
see those protesting to be democrats,
leagueiug with Black Republicans and
aiding and assisting them in their en-
deavors to defeat the only means by
which peace and quiet can be given to
the Territory of Kansas, and this ever
lasting agitation of the slavery ques-
ton settled, so far as that Territory is
concerned. Whether Kansas should
come into the Union as a slave or free
State, is all that has been contehded for,
and by submitting that clause of the
Constitution relating to slavery, to the
popular vote, in our opinion, the re
quirements OF that great fundamental
principle upon which the idea Of popu-
lar sovereignty rests, has been fully car
ried out, and for the life of us we can
not see what those democratic papers,
which have turned against the Admin
istration and the true intent and mean
ing of the Nebraska act, can expect to
accomplish or gain by the course they
are pursuing, other than the distraction
of the democratic party, and the 'infu-
sing of life and yigor into the defunct
carcass of one of the most corrupt and
dangerous parties that has ever disgrace
ed the political history of our country
To be sure, we in common with the
entire democratic party, would much
rather the ,chole Constitution had been
submitted to- sasyot9 of the people of
Kansas, but d Kansas-Nebrask act
does not maN1A obligatory upon the
Convention to do so, and as it did not
see proper to submit any other clause,
we think the counsel of our wise and
venerable Chief Magistrate should be
needed, and that the legal voters of
Kansas should all go and deposit their
ballots, for or against slavery, and send
the Constitution thus tested to Congress;
and then if Congress will admit the
State as they are bound to do, the whole
question will be settled peaccably-the
President will have performed his work
of p%acification nobly, and the democrat
ic party will have gained another glori-
ous triumph owe its open enemy and
the treachery of its protested friends,
and again stand firm in the confidence
and affection of the people, the great
and only National party of the Union.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
McrrY Christmas.

We notice that our friend CHAMBERS
and several of our Grocery establish
ments have. prepared for the advent Of
the holidays. A large supply of toys
aud other nice things are being hand
somely arranged, and Notwithstanding
the hard times, we doubt not that old
Santa Claus, with his
Bread face and little round belly.
Tn It shakes when he laughs, like a bowlful o.
jelly"
will be enabled to fill many juvenile
stockings this Christmas. He is a glo-
rious old fellow, full Of humor, full of
fun, loves the children, tries to make
them happy, and once every year, just
as the old corner clock strikes twelve
on Christmas night, the tinkling of the
bells on his tiny reindeer may be heard,
then his footsteps on the roof, his de-
scent down the chimney; and after he
has deposited in stockings hanging
against the wall, toys for the boys, dolls
for the girls, and good things for all,
With: altOh ChuCAICJ d hSAl dHAIO !
his eyes, and thumb on nose, he quiet
ly trips away.
Tomorrow (Friday) is Christ
mas. We wish all our readers a pleas
ant and happy day. Unless some of
our delinquents call in and fork over"
some 'rhands' before then, our "phe-
Inks will not be in a condition to par
ticipate in many of the holiday pleasures.
BGErThe first annual Message of Pres
ident BUCHANAN is universally eommen-
dea blythe Democratic papers. Even
those who dissent from his views on the
Kansas question, concede that the Mes
sage is an able and satisfactory State
paper, and worthy the head and heart
of its distinguished author.
s-sea- Hon. WI. A. HARRIS, Editor
and Proprietor of the Washington
E5tfoh, has been elected by the Senate
as its Printer, He is every way worthy
Of the position. "
Bv $4,000 worth Of Dry Goods
doming this week, to be sold at Auction
by w. j. WILSON, at the "Red Cot
taSe,"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

To BE MARRIED AGAIN.-The Phil
adelphia Press states that Madame Lola
Montez in on the eve of a very brilliant
matrimonial alliance. She purposes in
ten days from this time, to be en- route
for Paris. Her return to this country
for a short visit may be expected in the
spring.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
me- The renort of the Secretaries O

ne The report Of the Secretaries Of
War, Navy, Interior and of the Post
General, are all excellent and able pro-
MISUNDERSTANDING that the business of
the departments over which they preside,
have been ably and satisfactorily perform
ed, and that they are the right men in
the right places.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

pel We wonder if the New York
'"Golden Prize" tcW fulfill its promises
to those country nm=c-papers that com
ply with its request? We would like
to be answered by a practical demon
stration.7 : .s.-
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

nA-HoR.l s! A. DOUGLASS, of the U.
st:S.Hhas 6df thanks for public docu-
mcnts. 49, .,.;t.. .-. .r ~.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

HoUoUay's Pills and Ointment.-The
axe is not more necessary in new set
Elements than are these wonderful medi-
cines which cure with rapidity and GER
tainty all those facilitating affections of
the stomach and the bowels which par
alyse industry in unhealthy regions
Passing through the absorbents into
the interior organs, this Ointment acts
like a magic balsam On the infamcd
and irritated parts, while the Pills, by
their action on the blood, ncutralize the
elements of disease. Caution should be
used in seeing that the medicine is gen
uine. To do this, look narrowly for
the Water-mark, which appears in every
leaf of the book of directions. They
are not genuine unless the words, tHot-
lo,eay, Nc,o York and Lomdon," can be
seen in semi transparent letters in the
paper itself when held to the light.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

p~The Legislature of Virginia have
C -elected Hon. r. NJ. Hunter to the
States Senate, for six years from
the 4th of March, 1883. -if
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

BS~We have it from good authority,
that Hon. G.. E. PUGH SUSTAINS
THE ADMINISTRATION IN THE
KANSAS MATTER.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
Tie treasury Report.

The Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, Hon. HOWELL CoBB, is a
very able and interesting document, and
reflects great credit on the talents and
industry of its distinguished author
We should gladly publish the Report,
had VIC room, but its great length (being
about the same as the Presidents Mes
sagc) precludes its insertion. We may
make some extracts hereafter.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24
Horrible Scene at AN Execution
..-r- ..... in Indiana. .r...-H. r

Greenbury o. Mullenix was executed
at Greencastle, Indiana, on the 11th,
for the murder of his wife. The Indi-
annapolis Journal, in giving an account
of it, says: a-..iI ....s.t .. sr.
The drop fell at twelve minutes past
eleven O'Clock, and in the descent of the
prisoner the rope broke! aa .:I eA au.
lBlindtolded and clloked, Mullenix
still appeared to have reason and pre-
seuce of mind, and walked in the di-
rection of the steps as if to re ascend
to the scaffold. A horrid sound, like
the rattle of death, escaped from his
mouth-a sound which made many Of
the Immediate spectators sickcn and
turn pale. In a moment Muilenix was
in the arms of men who held him while
the sheriff tied the rope together and
drew him from the ground. In a mo-
ment more the object of the laws ven
geance was swinging between earth and
heaven. One or two slight struggles
we're made, and the spirit of Greenbury
o. Mullcnix passed from time into eter-
nifty.
After every motion of the limbs had
ceased, the pulse continued to beat Tor
some minutes. This became more and
more feeble until it was altogether i'm
perceptible. After hanging thirty-two
minutes the body was cut down, placed
in the coffin at which the dead man had
laughed the evening before, and deliv-
cred to his friends, who Immediately
proceeded with it to Manhattan, Putnam
County. for intermcnt.
No blame can attach to the sheriff or
his deputy for the accident of the rope
breaking. The same cord which was
placed around the neck of the executed
man had been tested the day previous
with the weight of three men. Some
undiscovered defect existed in the rope
which caused the awkward accident:
and which would have escaped detection
from the most cautious.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

TRIAL OF Mrs. CUNNINGIIAM.-Mrs.
Cunningham's trial, which was to conn
off on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at Gosh
Gu, Orange County, has been again post
poned until the first VIC, K i'll January.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

na "Godey's Lady's Book" for Janu-
airy is received. 1t is richly stored with
choice reading, and beautifully embell-
ished with cngravings andfashion plates.
Now is the time to sub .cribe. The
Democrat and the Gladys Book
will be sent one year for $3.50 in ad-
vance.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

Rsn 'Arthur's Home Magazine for
January has been received. 1t is an
excellent number, and if our readers
wish a good and cheap periodical, We ad-
wise them to send So; and get the "Home
Magazine Published at Philadelphia,
Pa. .a-
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

6 The Congressional news is not Of
any great importance, 'F q
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

Br $4,000 worth Of Dry Goods
doming this week, to be sold at Auction
by W. j! Wilson, at the "Red Cot
tage,"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-24

--FeA. aWM. A. HARRIS. Editor
and Proprietor of the Washington
E5afah, has been elected by the Senate
as its Printer, He is every way worthy
Of the position.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-26

not the admission of the STATE. am will.
ing Ia give the ps'ple of Mmac~''a tho i've
par c'nt.. hut il is Ia IN In consideration
that they ,lo nc, tsN thu mhNc lands. u
,ha, had lsSu provided ia ,lr bin. ! shcaa
have su,,,l for Il,
Mr., Grow have only w"ri To say
The title al the hill corr~pomk with lis m"
,'sio,s, ! call the pr,iou, question:.
The prsioas question was ss'on'l,sl and
the main question onlensl; AMI amkv its
OPERATION, the amealmcn, m the ,itk was
not nsrNI in
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-26

4 hill h,f an aci to iueofpsaie the Western
ENpfess IL. i,cieltri 10 ecmnft,ee an the Ju.
dsriaty.
4 ball tA al aet t"sstahiish and drtne the
bcaadss.s ot noiaio ewan,y iaisrtsd ee eem'
ml,,cc "a Comfy boundaries.
Adi.a,wsd,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-26

TW H,ssiAx Pom Opricr The Memo.
rial Na,iaal, II ~ Pstrrsbargh. gives thr
following details Of N. Pest ofIioe stsblisl.
uSnts in Russia W.
In t.2s. ther- were only cos e6itss In H.
cs,ntry, nov The namisr y upwards n 80.
fstmi u grpund run over by thu mil
conveyance was IN l-25 only l0OO0Jso
vrvvis. tthe ,er.sn !. little ,uose than Ave.
Fights ~ a miiel Ia is50 thai extent had N.
rr~a-si !" is11.0O0 lhcrr are now
iLrousita., vi tho c,npin. regularly osrsr.
ind r,ads fw the posi, sith 1890 ststIans
ior TIN rsia,s, stall IL l6.5i0 emp,oy~z
~ i.f dafiets fhere Er hia 5000 hoYu.
Az rivi',t. 200 dog-. aad 500 boat
sad bAsxs~. Ia l-!s liz pasib~r oi Irsvuis
lettsrs conveyed was 500 l000, and ipeoGb
i2g00O O0tp. Jhe nan,rr ~ Icsters std
psctr.s Efa by ts crown sscssk thr
above. ~ this u,Ini,ef arr inclu,isd al pack,
80 svpi uwbr thu eovvrumnt sal, sbd 10
This ssisvcry err e@npri~sl journals. rvviewx
sOd correspondence u lesni@l societiss"..
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-26
AyrrssssJs ss2sius.


hu18 fNvAS0ttHD
W. Aussy, siil 70 iseesyssss ih' Ia 's.l
NJ. whisloeh, hill 10 isssspossss The ~, u
Aboks.
NJ. Neysy, . bai to ,neorpwss the nwn u
West ~ TsaI, spd snsSH bcskijn to 'hT
sane.
Also . bssr,sa from the sts,sso. of ,l. ssms
M, Brsseh- . bsIi Ia Incorporate ths ,"sH st
Cshnbhgs IN the .ennty of issssi.
Mr. Plnsssf, . buI fo incorporate The i'~heHs
Limssy Ass"r issioe.
NJ. Adams, . bai N iseespwsis the bsbercfs
ssa Cedar ysil~y naiisssA Company.
Ai.o . Mi 10 lae@p~sis The Bssssres, Cob
isss.
Company.
W ssusy. III To 'ssa~ps'sss the lied
WiIS ts.,ssty.
Aiss . siii 10 l.e o,yssssA taysso Iei,ss..
Ai.n . bifi ~ is~s,possi~ I<ssnso rsis.r.sty.
,l.o tlii ~ iosorpssss~ Western Ccileys
AlSo ssh ~ sssesspessas ths Tsyiots l.lis
ssd Hs-ps'i River ssa Liss ka,lsesd t.n,vss,.
~ possfyTns % yHs waa.E
NJ wbtissk Ia ths shsa.
MI 1 isewpossis the Msss ,oss tosI MIN
isa Co. ordered sngsSsssd.
=. ssii Isssissssg tSs savoy II The toe. 4
hisssnks- AnssAsd asd ssdssss sssis.-sJ.
a hnl " iss~vessss the Js~sss,le s''a s~sa
River ihides 90 Or1sfsd sss,es.sd.
IA at ss,itlsd sa at 90 iscosvsrss~ fhs
ts~n ~ asrsssan Ordered ssgsossss
An ss 10 ssssspsssss ths tsribs.n sod
CssB.s ,hy fissA kssd ce~ps"y' mavred
sssrcsssd.
4 siii fss an set wissivs W mated psrssr,
.h,ya. tisfsu.d 10 ths esomiss~s sa fks IL.
asasfy.
A ls.i 10 ~ asyass,~ the xss tla Assssmy.
Orisrsd sasry~>>d
bsi ~ en- sss 70 ssnsaJ the sshD.a Laws.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-26
Ths t.ss Wvs. Wit. sWd hs~ .s. us-
sistsssd hss hnshs"A sses" s.'s~-
pstsats.

We Yesterday rcs.iysi ihc death of Mr..
Wit, the wife 81 tho late Distinguished an,i
,lausi William Wir. who's commanding
sbill'tes nni gnpt iearpipg gave him an
iYpsdai,f, j.Js,ipm aupay tlY vrrs,.@i men
oas c1gnir, ever pr'sl'es,i There Is sD sn
r0iD,e r'is''d Il tbe rsJlt ,f, II the cnuplp.
which !. in itsc,f very leaaiifn. AMI eShilits
IN ,aemsipg LIGHT up ~ the hollcs' traits
of iri,e wfsaan IN his youth Nirt was
addicted in ,nt'mpranes, awi tss~-d whole
days aad night IN thu .~cisty IL the loH aiyi
degraded IIi. passion fpr drink Has cDn
s,sn,. AMI t,r rsn1nstysncer u friends ~
rrii a- 'le prompting. ofa high and gsset.
pas hs,urr. sFrr ilsryanls.i Iie had sAIsr.
vi bifnsif 10 this lady. lsa' sbe wa f,rosi
TO r.)cr' his ant hssaue ~ bi. gr,st intern
Isrpise. This refusal N, 'ipfb'. ~eursi
eaily to ,sorss iis mtsss'iy n h,s appetite.
aiyi b. ea,,ina,.. h, sink ia the ~nIe u hu.
n,aui,y Siiboai making oae efyr' 10 rrgsin
his ,ns,i,y,,i. arti ms dss, bro,rnirg gro~s
iy ia,orsa,csi, l,e laid do~n ny Tho r~sixbt'
ard aJl ssss-p Tbe snp ~as barmsg b'd.
srsi IL .e,schIhS RAYS kll fail npS bD up
inrtsd fsfo. Tie nliec; u VIII af's,.fs.
hapj,ring 10 PAS, by o'~srss,i be psearL
sss sitsaiiasi. ~ vsS II thu ht a,n fsilipg
a, directly gpS him strl seina,ei ny ssyus-
Ia,hy fr iis unfortunate n which NO
man, isaf' J. ~ t'sniy sod Truly alive .is
aiigtsai FIRM hr csryiser and ps;ss bsT
baDikrrchs.f osee his fae 3. pr,tsst him
froaa ti.e La ssa II may h. remarked. that
vkn sis aiight~i nh did not ncogns,e him.
VI alse,.-i ARD dis'0rtsri perr his fsa,orss,
sh drove 30, ard Il .as sv~al hoars ere
Win sxeks wh%n he did 90 whss wss
his Assoa.sias.n, al htobttbx tks iASiss4.
chef ~ . lviy pla1sd ossr hs face, Asd d.
vicifg II. osysr,. pbksi 4 up, sDl observed,
seWtIy vs<ksd in ns,~ cWfvr the Initials a
hs he.,t. sia Ksfnpae and ean,r,fsdn
sslxed him. he rsstsg,sJ. Aasi iscsn.s as,s
MR. ab l.'ss.si nsrsiss u s,cssiy. Ahsr,
xs,ts ttsy -rv msrsyi. and rnyy.d kDy
ysSss ~ ,.as~ .si h&yp,Uss IN tbs affection
sni s~sfy 4 .saes eshr, - f1sa"g Sa'ss
ss0s
1As Bass'o ksp,',<,e ssys that s,r.nz.~
msni. base tssu Tally esa,,b,~.i " baib a
doe,,@ t,sss '.,lfs~h fran the, ei,y 'o>ss
Y~s. stss a ssid's h. fully -ais.>rilssi
aDi The psAn.rslsess In ilss hzrsts ~ >~~
tat esyi,sil,;s si-, <.li I~.sh tie sb,s
pri-e EnsAsd ~ .. 10 have Il falIy ossps-i'
ID within txp yssfs To rous y ss air
has fruM BuAA,o IN syrsu~ snd frna
,Asz,cc y, Nepka,gh.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1857-02-26
Nh.t Z. Respectable s~ist,.


/ We harl q n,an. otherwise ntelliusnt
enough. latly sNrr II, another, "he'ans,, .
1,id he "u,,c never meets him in respectable
@~irty!" The speaker did moi me,n how.
ever. that t~ ,svsou he aii~,@i Ia look
down upon was mineral. hut nRrely that
/ his circle oi int,mais~ acw 10, comIs'~si
of ,he fashionable or the rich
This notion al what constitutes nsjss>
table -s@lciy Is quite a iayor,,c one With
that class ol mii,nlnals who,n Ihaekery has
81 significantly oall~i 'snols-," empty pre.
icss, always making is own characteristics
u standard, hN which IL sirivr~ 10 m'ssar
the responsibility III Is.rsus at arar, In
community ol mete none, grtters, wealth
Is the ts, az r~lsSrtahili,,, Among the
proml, narrow minded ,prtc mobility " ihr
fauheurp ~. t;ermatn TIs~iab'lity ic
,sn,i. upau being oi.~ss0iaRts ifom ans~-
tors who have married their cousins fw ~
unau, eculur,ss. that mi,het musth~ nor
brail,s arr trt any longer 10 degenerate de-
scenlan,s With the dandy officers who
Constitute q considerable portion d the
American NAVY rslsriahilily consists IN
having s,sme,si on II nrle sam" IN war.
ing gilt 6ui,"n. and In jilting taller Nv.
evy concriicl Ead thinks himself, 10 like
way. The onIy man rally weiehty. the only
person who y respectable,
Hut true resIst,abili,y drpcnd- IN so
such adyeuti,io,is circumstance. 10 h re-
spectacle ~ 10 H. worthy of respect and b.
deserves inspect who has most virtue. The
humbl,p, man who brasciy dos his duty. s
mom worthy II r~Is~t. Is moc truly m.
,s'ctahp. than the cosetN,s millionaire
among hs money bags. or thu arvogaat mon.
arch ul1n his ,broW. Tho Zine lSly who
hack bites her neiphbor, i, lesa worthy II ~
s,wrt than an hoD~t waxhrrwoaian. The
protliga,e Noble. though he may ~esr doz
rally ~ rcslec,ablc ~ the .harDlaek who
CLEANS his hosts That which II called the
world eSalts tho on AMI d'-I,is~ the other,
but |, DOES not make thsm rcspectah~ Nc
cor,iing Ia the real meaning NJ timt word
Their r,spectabiliiy Ia but hollow sham. ~
they themselves frequently i,rl aisi tho~a
who worship them Inv down Ia a Fetish. n
thing Of ksihep anil i,teel. The s'lilsh. die
dronc, who wastes lie ~ h,s own gratiiies-
ton. aGl ,tssiJaie the iurtnre oi his pr,,gsl
ny, is pm and cannot W. respectable hut
the bnrl rl.workine. selt'~nyinp father. who
wears ont hs liir In hiring ap his childr,n IL.
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