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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-09-18
CONE out to hear the gallant MOODY
tomorrow.
Quacks.

Quacks.
On the first of October the law for
bidding all persons except those hav-
ing a regular "diploma" practicing
medicine in Ohio, viii go into effect
Persons interested will please take
notice.
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Now is the Time.

Money is frequently easily made
by taking advantage Of cireumstan.
ces. Here is a circumstance. &C
for it. Sam. Houpt, Of Ioupt q
Byal, is now in the east spending all
the funds of the firm in new stock
of goods. Finding ready-made
clothing very cheap, he is buying at
a lavish rate. Now t. make room
for these goods, Mr. Byal and the
clerks, have concluded that they viii
sell at almost any price until his re
turn. Cost is not taken into sc
count.
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Warranted.

Warranted.
Every Druggist will refund your
money if perfect satisfaction is not
given in the use of "Barrett's Justly
celebrated Hair Restorative'' after
using two bottles. Sold by Frey &
Ettinger. !; #tfl4FI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-09-18

For Rent.
Two dwelling houses. Enquire of
j. & A. PARKER.
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Gen. Walkers Address.

REMEMBER the meeting to-mor-
row.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
AE,I3TRONG-GREER-Atthe the residence .
bias's Ht;her, in Delaware tp-, on Thurs
=, Sept. 10th, By the Rev. Evans, Mr.. ID. ID
armstrong, of Richland tp., WyandOt county
ard I.ss Earah Z. Greer, Of Delaware tp.
Hancock county.
As the happy couple commenced life by
Cor the JEFFERsoNiis, they, o
course, have our best wishes.
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asIFfs -
j, II. HUBER,
p. G.. TRITCE.
j. II. GOODWIN,
Managers, FiAdlay, D.
An Old Story.

an Ola story.
But Ike the ''talc ofloye" ore never
weaIies of hearing the exhortAiion-
Go to Zay's Photograph Gallery FOR
good, clear pictures neat, durable
frames, and splendid, cheap albums.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-09-18

Music--Eeady for The Campaign.
The SILVER CoRNET BAND, of Find
lay, are happy 10 announce 20 the
public that they have secured the
services of Professor Z. L. Wiidman.
of New York, to take charge of tho
band as leader during the lall cam
paign. Music will he furnished 20
political gatherings on reasonable
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Thf5tanfofk Sefffrsonian

RfCirculstion double that of any 9th
er paper I'm Hancock County.
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Fresh Oysters.

LocKEs d5 BLYMTER.
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row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
DIR. WRIGHTa
TAR SYRUP

"Facts are stubborn things says the old .,ovc,,
and u these alone do we intend 10 deal In prcrr,,
ing WRiGtiT'S TAR SYRUP IL the pubic All
know the necessity OF guarding sgsinst coids. a.
veil ss the ncee.sity for takin., the proper remedies
when tie Code are upon Us. We say without fear
q contradiction. that the superior ui Wfl.hts 1sr
ayfrp fcr the cnrc OF Consumption. canvhs Colds.
hrcnthitis ard all diseases OF the rhroa, ana Lungs
docs no. exist. Brow ara test 1lonias ftom per
cons, some OF whom arr known Ia all parts OF the
country
On. X. SasLraS MACKENZIE, Literary Editor Of For.
nry's rhiiadn phia frrsr writes
PmiApvtrriA, July 20, 1867
DfAs SiR;- Lsst Christmas Tor the irsi time In NV
he was Z nch afflicted by very severe Cold with
almost constant cough and sore chest. .Prsctire
makes perfect, the proverb says. but the more /
couyhsd the wcrre did H. Ey what / then con.ff-
cred IN accident, hut now believe 70 have been
fsovtdeucc Was iuduced to try Dr. WRsslurs Tar |
sYsrs, purchased rum you, and wss greatly relieved
10 Two days. wholly cured In ten II Z not unpl.as
ant u ne taetoV WhicA = gOod point NAny years
sro. rsadiag ~ W1y through n old library I came
scroes The works 81 that Dshop B~rkels ~ Who rr.s
pnetcaiIy and truly declared, more than . century
60 tnes Westward ths march u Rmpire tahes ii. |
way. and among thesc we're two treas{ape In which
ne 0ru0gU advocated tho ne Of Tar = curative "a
many ossaecn nom Catasrh 10 M plerue lw,s
Inen fuek VIII the ccssncy Of The e0oa Birhop'r |
nfyumeote: ana an now sure-ifOm the sffcsrv al 1
" Wfsghce preparation Of the came resnedy-thsi
hey were sais.ly ccsssct
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

IL 10 . we'll established fact that fully one
half Of the female portion OF tn q
population sci Adom in The en- oy-
mont Of good heal tn or to Use their
own expression, never feel we'll" They are
languid, devoid of all energy, extremely per-
nous. aud have no appetite
To this class of persons the BITrERS. orsthe
TONIC. are especially recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

A Detroit woman has presented her hus-
band with four children 1t q birth. He
calls her conduct over-besring. 4 very
childish pun, that.
The Home Journal says il 10 generally
conceded that the fashionable weddings Of
the present season suspass in brillisncy
shsee Of any preceding winter.
Hollands "Kathsins' has had greater
sals than any othsr Americas poem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
4 AOMANCB OF REAL n.lFE,
A Case yVithout a Parallel.
IRAproap, Iowa. March /.

SnAproRD, Iowa. March /.
EpIroRs ST.. Louis TINES: read in your
paper few weeks ago an account Of what
was styled the "Brosd head mystery" and
which, from accompanying comments,
should suppose, had attracted a great deal
Of public attention. | do not know how
much Of . my stery there was in the dual
parsonage who never knew when IL went
to bed whether he or she would wake up
man or woman Nor am inclined TO be-
leve implicitly all Of these sensational sto-
siss but for the benefit OF your many read
srs, will give you an episode in real life
Asss, whose truthfulness can be vouchsd fer
By hundreds Of psrsoss. Strange to gay,
the o63csrs Of the Law have never taken the
least seSnisaoes Of il. nor does the commu-
nifty feel that any serious outrage has been
inflicted upon it, - eemmuuitise generally
do, Whon some brother q sister strays from
the path efvirtus.
Not far from this a ,usishing village. in
Northern Iowa. there lived, With bic wife,
Q wsll-to-do farmer, BY The common name
u Smith. They had lived happily together
eighteen Or twenty years, and four hand
some, intelligent children blessed their
union. But they were not content, and
eventually esrssd 10 part, ne reason being
assigned except that they were tired Of liv-
ins toes' her. So, one bright winter morn
ing. the husband and father bads . kind
good bye 10 his family, and took his leave.
He went to Wisconsin, engaged in the mer,
camille business there, occasionally writing
70 bis wife and children, sending them mon
ey, etc. After an absence of seven or eight
months Mrs. Smith received letter from
her absent lord, informing her that ho had
met an old schoolmate and intimate friend
Of hers, and if she (ths wifs) thought best,
he would marry her, return to this village
and reside near them, the better to look a.
tor her welfare and that Of their children.
The wife Immediately wrote, advising
him to do 90, and cordially inviting them to
come directly to her house, and remain -
long % they wished. He thanked her for
the advice and accepted the invitation, say
ing that they were to be married the follow
ing Monday, and would start Immediately
and roach home Wednesday evening. The
wife made . brides Loaf" sent invitations
TO al her friends in the neighborhood. and
when the happy couple arrived they found
= splendid entertainment and goodly COM
pany awaiting them, and were warmly vel
coined and congratulated BY oil. They
furnished house across the street and live
''as happy - bugs in arug." Every morn
log ths father goes over. builds fire, sweeps
the 1oor and puts on the kettle for Mrs.
Smith No. /. aud furnishes her with money
for the support Of herself and family. The
children call one "Aothsr Jane," and the
other SMOTHER Susan" and the utmost
harmony and good feeling prevails On ell
oidso
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
HOLLOWAY,S
WEIR MlFU6E
CONNECTIONS.

the distress oeceeionsd sckiy children in taking The
nauseous vesmifuges Of that day resolved 10 snnsl.
he them. and from the effective Of thcsc RENE
dies saeeseded In separating their active medical
properties. pure. tasteless and tnodorous Then ~
combining these with sugar, and moulding them In.
to IN agreeable CONNECTION. formed the present
Lac ns1DURsvn vsaMisuos knOwa %
uslloway'S vernifsgo Collections,
which have almost entirely superseded the old
naaseous vsrmiiuge " the delight Of the poor little
sunerefs IL contains NO Cal0mel Or ether poison
Gus ingredients.
So highly esteemed = this Popular vesmifaee, BY
ne profession, that al intelligent Physcians Who
ssnsdieet - not only more pleasant TO tsks. but
moro elective 70 care.
farents and guardians. having tho care ofchldrsu,
should Keep then family msdisin for they not
only ssedicate Wcrme-thOss pests 0f chlldhOOd-
bat correct any arrangement 81 the digestive Or.
gans, % prevalent with children
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

There has been good deal Of letter writ
ing Backward and forward between the
leading radicals in congress and their"
colored brethren" % the south. The for
mss think il would net b exactly proper
for the reconstructed states 10 send colessd
ssoasoss and representatives to congress
inst YET. The latter, on the other hand,
do not ses Why they should not" What 10
the use Of suffrage" ssk the oolorsd troops
who fought so nobly, "if " cannot send
the men Of our choice TO represent uss''
The correspondence had been daily growing
more decided, and the opinions expressed
therein more pronounced on both sides,
until at Tenth the colorsd brethren refused
10 be coaxed or even bought off. When it
come to this point, it became necessary for
the leoders here to illuminate the doctrines
Of the constitution at the heads Of the
obstinate negroes, who could not be per-
suadsd that, though their votes were need
ed by the party, they themselves were not
needed at all. And how has this been d0uei
Why, simple, as follows, which extract
from the correspondence Of the New York
Times from this city: Many people, both
north and south, are much puzzled BY the
orsd congressman or not. By reading the
constitution, they will find this question
definitely settled. 1t provides that no per-
son can he . senator who has not been nine
years citizen Of the United States, nor any
person representative who has not been
seven years citizen. II makes little differ
enos, at present, wheter tho citizenship Of
the blacks dates from The proclamation Of
emancipation, or from the abolition Of slave
~ BY the constitutional amendment, or
from their enfranchissment ~ the recon-
struction act Of congress. At least two
years mustyet elapse before any represents
tive Of color can be admitted to the halls Of
congress. Southern conventions who are
sending up here to find out whether con-
gress wants coloYed men in or not, can save
travelling expenses, and have the question
satisfactorily answered, by referring to the
provision OF the const tuition about alluded
to"
Now, would ask, in all seriousness, is
the above exposition of the constitution by
Summer, Wilson. Stevens, Boutwell,, Butler,
or any of the other lights who have de-
nounced it from the time it was promulgst-
ed in Judge Taney's celebrated decision in
the Dred Scott case to the present. day.
would also ask if it 10 not the basest kind Of
political treachery, political meanness, and
poisical regeneration for tho republican
party to dig up this decision which they
bad so long and 90 persistently denounced,
in fact, which they had damned to the
limbo Of oil that was unclsin, al that was
vile. oil that was hideous and depraved in
politics, and hurl it at the devoted heads of
their colored brethren, upon their entrance
into the kingdom prepared for thems In
future. let no republican p ,liticisn denounce
the bred Scot. decision, after this invocation
OF It in order 10 keep colored citizens out OF
their rights. / Washington correspondence
Chicago Times.
Robert L. johnson, Of Albany, N. Y. for
twentv-six years identified with the Amer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

~ A SCIENTIFIC COMPOUND

~ A SCIENTIFIC COysIsOz1 Nd
old and well tried remedy. that wrs never known
20 fail. When used In connection with HArs's Man
DAAKx LIv1R Puts, II II cure for Rhenmatlsm
Neuralgia. Scrofula Fever Sores. Salt Aheum. Ulcers
Piles. Chiblains, Core Ewes, Cute, Burns. Bruises
and all diseases OF the Skin whenever there IL
pain and innammation either in tho Lungs, stomach
Or Bowels. apply plaster Of Pages Arnic on and
immediate relief viii be given For
0crOfola Sores,
It has NO parallel: it having completely eradieated
this horrible disease amer every other remedy had
besn used In vain. Any pessOn making . trial Of u
Who nay mot b. satisfied with the result return
tie eams add tho purchase money will be refunded
Il can be had Ut the Dfugeists for IS and - cents
box and 10 manufactured ONLY BY N. PAas, Gene
~, n. r.. 70 whom all orders should be addressed.
Ask for Pages Arnica Oil. and take NO other.
BUREHAMS 3 VAN Setback,
Agents Chicago, III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
=. sHRLfoN MACKENZIE, LID.
CONSUMPTION
CIV he CURED

Dcar eH:-HAvtnI Wle0oosed the Operation Of m
Wrights TRUyrup In cnDso II Consumption chrer.
fully recommend Il 70 Ill persons % aflcted
JESSE Il WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut St., Philade lphia.
adelphia, writes
AMER suffering two years with Consumption and
constant hemorsgee. WAS induced 10 iry ~ rivhs,s
Tar syrup Aiter using SIX bottles health returned
and am now alb Q 10 attend Ia my bnsincvs
IS stevens. Druggists. Reading, Pa writes;
MI. !. y. hromer.-fhe gross oi Tar Srrup pur.
cha-ei about three weeks ago nearly all sold NV
customers speak highly Of II. Send half gross OF Il
70 ta,hef at Aldileiown. Ia snd char II 10 mo
y; .ansyekel, Druggists. Trenton n j. saws:
-. ~ wunsn.s Far syrup doer all YIN claim fnr N
=, NJ , .anE"iy ~ II. aud with much abstraction
Wrtghts Tar syrup Is cold by all praey,.,. ana
Country Storckeepers- Price u per botie Que
bottle VIII check the most aggravated Cough
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

And feeling the hand Of time Weighing heavily
upon them. with all its attendant ills, will ind
IN the use Of these BITrERS, or the TONIC. an
elixir that will nstill new life into their veins
restore in measure the energy and srdor Of
more youthful days. build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and Ihsppinsss to- their
remaining ysars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

DrJOHN BULLS
GREAT REMEDIES
BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS
Authentic Documents.
.ark0nsns Heard From
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
Stony Point, white Co., Ark, Nay IS, 'ss.
d. Joas Dull-Dsas Sic: Lsst February
~ IN Lesisvills purchasing Drugs. and gss
ssns Of your ssssssarilis and csdre. Bisssrs.
NJ sos-is.lsv. Who vas viii ~ In the store,
hss bssa dews With rhsanaaism for some tine.
commenced on the Bittsrs. asd soon found his
general health improving.
Dr.. 0ist, Who hes been IN bad health, tried
them. end hs also improved.
Dr.. Cs4se. via hes bss. II bad health for
several ye~s-stonach end liver a6seted-hs
improved mush BY the use Of your Bitters- In
deed the Cedros Bitters have given yos great
popularity in this settlement think could
sell great quantity OF your medicine this fall
especial your Cedron Bistsrs and 6srsparills
Ship me vie Memphis, care Of Riskstt
/ Nicely
Respectfully,
OBJ. WALKn
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To ny Unitea Ssases and wsrlA.
WaAo 0eaAero.
have received many testimonials from pre-.
fessiensl and medical men, - my slmanaes and
vo1iouo PupuceuOuo nove ou0Woy ~ VI WutSo
are genuine The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, 10
certainly one Of the most sensible eommunics-
tioas have ever received. Dr.. Clement knows
exactly what be speaks Of. and his testimony
deserves to BE- written In letters Of gold Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORN DE-
srROYER:
vnaAHsw, WAssss Covrsy. Ca,
Jase seth, 1ees.
gwen your "wsrm Destroyer" several trials
end ind il wonderfully smcssious. II he's sst
failed in sinsls instance 70 have he wished Ter
eject. aA AsiagA pretty large country pre-
ties, sad hsvs dolly sss fos some article Of shs
kind. en- free T. confess shsA bnew Of No
remedy recommended By the sblsst authors thss
70 - csrsain and speedy In its s6sets. On he
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. ny
object in writing you 10 to ind out upon what
terms con gst the medicine directly from you.
II cen ct it upon easy terms, I shall as
great deal Of il. an aware that the use Of
such articles 10 contrary 70 the teaehings and
practice Of CREST majority Of the regular line Of
A.D.'s, but zee NO just cause or good sense in
describing . remedy which ~ know to be en-
cient. simply because We may be ignorant Of it,
combustion. For my part, shall make ia
rule to use all and any means to alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able 10 command
not hesitat,ng because some one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects first, and
secured the sole right to secure that knowlsdgs.
However, am BY no means an advocate or sup.
porter of the thou ands of worthless nostrums
that food the esustry, thst purpert to cure 81
manner Of disease to which human flesh is heir.
Please reply soon. and inform me OF your best
terms. am. sir. most respectfully,
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, N. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
Weak and Delicate Children

Are made strong by the use Of either OF these
remedies. They will cure every case Of MARAS-
Nus, without fail.
Thousands OF certificates have accumulated in
he hands ofthe proprietor. but space will allow
OF the publication Of but few. Those, il will be
observed, are men Of note and Of such standing
that they must be believed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
Dissolution Of Cs-Partnsrshlp,
GALENIC INSTITUTE.

~ IHB 0ALklSIC WkDlCAL
INS11TUT8, In CoEceet Hail
Block, near the Post Ofncs, ct
Paul, II iuaee0ta.
- The only regular charter.
Cd lnAfmary OF the kind In the
Wet. tn charge ofa regular Sur
econ. . graduate Of the Medical
College Of Ohio.
CoNr'DESrrAL CcNsverArI0Ks.
Spermaterrhrn or Sesninal De
hffff~ Dbl r~s- 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Robert l.. johnson, of Albany, N. 7. for
twentv-six years identified with the Amer.
lean Express Company, has closed his oil
cial connection with il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-21
intemperance in New England in the
days of Cotton Mather.

The following extract is from a sermon to
the General Assembly Of the Massachusetts,
Province of New England, preached by the
celebrated Cotton Mather in l7o9,a then
printed
You are not at a loss, What IS the Matter,
about which | make such Cry Such
Repeated Cry; and will not give over doing
So. am with all possible Solemnity to tell
You such Pr5iigious Quantities of Rum, to
be consumed among a People of our Engage
ment to be the most Sobcr People in the
World, | must say, 'T}S an H3rr7lle THingf 2
| request some capable Person to compute
the Quantities. and then make the most Pro
per and Obvious differences. am sure.
they must all say, TiS az h0rrljI, THi1lg'
In my opportunities for a STREET Of Pure
GOLD, if | am asked, When | viii have done
with my Bl0irs upon the Bottle Nv IN
swer is, Hhm see Il brokcn. When l see
It's universally counted Shameful thing to
be too free with it; When | see People take
it, only Hhen, and As, it may be useful to
them
| don't move to have the Is of it Banish-
ed; but the AJUse and Erress Of it. And. |
most unfortunately move. That all S0ltr
People throughout the Land. would set
themselves to think, ItHa ulav ic done 70
hare RUM used 1rih Nor Of M9a.raion2
The Frracl and the Iadiaus have sorelv
Sc0urged us but let it not be thought a
Paradox, That one Of the S1r,st PuuiSh0leufs
which ever did or ever can beiall this poor
Country, is the GreQt Esto.}p irhich this Ii
g1tor has among rs. 1t makes us Po0r 1t
keeps us Poor; whole Famihcs may curse
the Day, that ever the Bottle came into them
1t will soon make Us a DcSpicQl C0mltrV
All our Strngh viii be departed from us
All, NEW ENGLAND, Thy STREET will not
be Pure GOLD; No, twill be a filthy Poddlc.
nasty hcnncL Yea. the wa Beast IF
the Desert viii dwell here; thy Houses yill
be tiH Of doigfW Creatures.
Instead of Propounding Laws to retrench
a mischief not easy to come at. my Proposal
is: That this One OBSERVATION may be
Spred thr0' the Country, and awtully con-
sidered Of Tho this Liquor may be Useful,
at some time, and in some things. yet NO
Man THAT USES IT CONSTANTLY WILL EVER BE
GOOD FOR VERY MUCH. 1t viii inialliblv
Si1nt his Abilities; he will discharge no
Office, as he ought to do 1t will Besot him,
or, at least, very much F2attcn him, and
make him very little better than mere
COOP FOR NOTHING. Take him from the
Bottle, for the STATE. or for the CHURCH,
or for the FIELD, he'll be Poor Tool
Good viii do little by him ; he'll never be
Excellent When man stands as q Cqldl-
date for any PrefNmcnt, | move, That 10
mag be knoWn prhethcr he be a Friend Of the
Bottle, or no?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-21
Your bayonets are not so sharp as once!
Your little bells are not so clenr nn,r n

Your bayonets are not so sharp as once
! Your little bells are not so clear now al
| then
Your reign of terror is not SO general as
! once
Your party is not SO strong as once
our head despot rots in his grave, OF
roasts in his home, as your canting sniyelers
decide. and there is not so much levity in ma
tional halls as once!
And tor all these mercies God be praised !
Talk not Of war, nor of protection to Con-
gress. No more will your unjust drafts tear
people from their homes. No more will
your miniOns of tyranny amass fortunes
speculating in the blood of brave men You
may call for your millions, but they will not
come at your calling, for YOU and your ac-
cursed party have lied, cheated, outraged,
murdered, usurped, and destroyed, till the
people know the terribleness of your love.
the deylllshness Of your professed benevo-
lence.
The great West is no more with you
For years you have controlled legislation
to injure us, and now, if YOU wish a war, it
will be a short one, but terrible The West
and South will Join hands against a common
enemy-will establish Western World, and
as the men of the West once marched to the sea,
will march to the East, stopping not till New
England is but ash covered hills and villages. |
the East be shOrn ofpower, the national debt be |
forever repudiated, a new nation be born of the |
new Revolution, and the chalice YOU have |
held to the lips of others be forced down
your meddling puritanical throats.
If You want war, you can have it