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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

Tns people of Rock Island vsts On Satus
day next on the proposition to take $50,
900 stock in tho p. 3 R 1. r. r., provided
the road is located BY way Of Moline. Ths
people are ssnfdent Of being able 10 carry
ths vote despite The efforts Of Nc. Oabiss--
They ~ that it 10 their snly way Of sbtaia.
ing competition IN ths coal trade, and Do
stFoying the present monopoly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

BANKsuPfcY BUSINESS. From n. N.
Price, Esq, Register Of Bankruptcy for this
district. We learn that up to date thsrs has
bsen l2l petitions aled in his Office, and
that only about 80 Of these have rscsived
their fnal discharge. The others ore
slowly climbing out Of the clutches Of r.
morseless creditors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11
An Autograph Letter from
GEORGE D. PRENTICE, ESQ.,,
Editor Of the Louisville Journal.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8. 1885.
Dp. LGurnua-Dsa1 eis am vsry sosry - learn
that you conssmplate leaving Ioaisvlls at the snA
q the present wssk. earnestly wish that your
eagsnsnts elsewhere might psrnit zen 70 rsnais
here ssr longef tine.
Tour sojourn among u. D.. Lighthll. will be long
rsnsm bered By our psepls. 1t has been blessing
ts many. Yeu havs treated No and female nen-
ssr osmy fanfly 9Th great sseeess. You seem v
Ne y sadesssaad. b. intation the ehaFastsz sfa
malay and No bsse ssmsdy. Ton have hal nal
ttuds Of dstients in ths city and hare not seen .,
heard Of one V whom yos held ont The promise q
relief without rendering IT, Yoss entire practice
among ~ has .besn brilliant suceers. ana cheer
fully recommend you to NJ friends and the public Il
large = pAysieias dsssrviag the utnost eosa-
dsnes.
Hsplaa hat yes nay live ioes 70 Be . blssaist
= aaaitisoal Thousands q The aailetsd.
Ian. very truly. yours.
0IOR0E D. PRENTICE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11
TESTIMONIAL FROM the
Rev. John Mott, ,. D,
Processes In Usiea Cellses, Sehsnsetady

DooM1ctAbYs Jo1. II, H..
Ds. Issnrunl-En :-Hsving been cursa By y0u Of
discharge in an ear. which ~ bsen very extensive
Of late, and, - far back - can remember always
more or sss -, and having been entirely restored TO
hearing since under your care, l feel that cannot
withhold this acknowledgment from any uss may
be TO others, especially ~ have applied in vain to
ny Anily physicaa and other physicians Of reputa-
aou. Yours truly.
JOHN MOTT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11
KELLEY L WOOD
WHOLESALE { retail
DBALEn0 IN
SHELF r,HE.aVH

|aAHD w AHE
No. B West Second 81,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
W. RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTRR
W 40. Of the Public 10 our large asd ssD
DisSs osssk. eesisting In partef
NAILS. p8NOE WIRE, Flows,
BARAlH0 TOOLS, MANILA AND
TARRkD ROPA WINDOW GLASS,
WHITE LEAD. LEAD PIPE.
FABLE AND POCKET OUTLHRH.
silver R1oaea Ware. Leather anA
00obor A0e1t1ng.
DAUOH80, COTTON AND HEMP rWiNKO
D1OOM TWlNIH. BK0OA Wiga,
PITCH, OAKUA, vlLRB, CnAlhB,
HORAR BHOHb, HORSE Nails.
PUMPS, PISTOLS, SHOT POUCHES
POWDER YLAbkH. PORCELAIN
klffL1e AND gAUOE PANS, HOUSE OAR
RDnT8R0', SHIP CARYENTkn0' MA-
O0INloT0 AND OOOREn0' TOOLS.
Asl Hsasssl assegt0ssl ef goods = ese liss
vAisI = eGss q WR0LIvkLI 3 S0fXii
- Ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

GoiNG FOB the PRlzEs.-The Sharp
Shooters Of the city are preparing for their
annual target shooting, which will come oll
on the 14th and 10th insts., at their
grounds, back Of the Davenport place.
Four targets will be set up % usual fer the
accommodation Of the marksmsn. A large
number Of prizes will be awarded, the first
Of which is valued At $50, and 10 efsrsd
by Rutenbsck 4 Go. The ether prizes will
amount to over tlOo. They are making
preparations for fns time and large
TURNOUT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

Coaascr AaAIx.-Ths Chicago Repu6ii.
can speaking Of The location Of the Peoria
4 Rock Island Railroad, expresses to .
nicety the state Of the case, whom it says |:
1t seems to be plain that the Peoria I
Rock Island Railway Company cannot
make terms with Mr.. Cable which will CON-
mand the aid Of the cities Of Rock Island,
Moline aad Dsvespoet. Il y ees naa
aGainst Rock Leland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

ton, their friends, and . large number Of
nou-psrforming members. departed at 9
o'clock this morning on board the steamer
Countess. for . pleasant "trip down the
river. The day opened fair and beautiful,
and the company departed in anticipation
Of having one Of those happy social times
that seem to give the participants new
lease upon life The Silver Band aecompa-
MED them. to snlivsn the occasion with the
excellent music they can 50 we'll give. We
wish the young people pleasant time, and
. return fancy free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11
Notice OF Bankruptcy.

Q. .. Nasshal, = Messenger, Dist. of Iowa.
q. D. q. Dew, Att'ye for Heutienss. jell-ltt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
DIR. WRIGHT'S
TAR SYRUP.

''Facts are stubborn thnge" says the old pfoverh,
and In these alone do we int. nd to DEAL in present
ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP TO the public Al
know the necessity OF guarding against Colds. -
well as the necessity for taking the proper remedies
when tie Colds are upon ne. We cay, without fear
Of contradiction, that the superior OF Wrights Tar
Syrep for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis ard all diseases OF the Throat aud Lungs.
does not exist. Below are testimonials from per
sons, some of whom are known In all parts of the
country:
DR. X. SHELTON MAcKKSnE, Literary Editor OF For
ney's Philadelphia Prcee writes
PHIlApELPHrA, July 90, 1867.
prAR SrR:--Last Christmas for the first time in my
ffe, was Euch afflicted BY very severe Cold, with
almost constant cough and sore chest practice
n axes perfect" the provcrb says. but the more 1
coughed the worse did It. BY what then consid-
cred an accident, but now believe to have been .
Providence. l was induced to try DR.. WMenr's TAH
SrRrr. purchased from You. and was greatly relieved
in two days. wholly cured In ten 1t is not unpless
ant To the taste, which IL good point Many years
aro. reading my way through an old library, came
across the works OF that Bishop Berkeley who pro
phciicaliy and truly declared, more than Q century
Ego, that westward the march Of Empise takes its
way" and among theec were two treatises IN which
he strongly advocated the Of Tar % curative Of
many disease from Catasrh u the plague was
chen truck viii the c0gency Of the good Bishops
arguments. and am now eufe-ffom the efficacy Of
Dr.. Weighte preparation Of the same se0edy-lhat
theI were sotisely correct
4 s sSHsi, s5s'' MACKENZIE. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

Mississippi, vhoee abiding faith Ia the
future seemed even then to foreshadov the
glorious reality. have grown to the vigor
and strength Of IN inland empire. The
achievements Of the past will be succeeded
by other advances, no less wonderful.
Her Sons are but the pioneers Of the mil
lions who shall get find home on her
prairits The abundant harvests upon
which we no congratulate ourselves, are
but an earnest of the marvellous resources
of a region, richer even than our thought
or hope.
The eye of discovery has revealed the
presence Of q variety of mineral wealth
whose possibilities may prove great res
ervoir Of power Tor the demands OF civil
ization. Tie streams which divide its
surface must lie made 20 roll the wheels o.
machinery and mould the products Of our
care into the fabrics Of trade. Regions
hitherto pndevcloped are to be bound to
our commercial centres by links Of rail-
way communication. Worthy industries
are 70 be encouraged and internal improve
ments of every kind zealously promoted
By the judicious patronage Of the State.
Let 1t be our boast and pride that we
fear nothing so much rs ignorance and ar
tiiicial distinctions between mar and man.
Let us establish our power firmly upon the
foundations Of intelligence and liberal
ideas, making manhood our only title Of
nobility, and believing in nothing so hope
fully as an educated public opinion.
But one-sixth of our lands are ye. en-
closed. Our hopes for the settlement Of
the millions of acres whose wealth is yet
in reserve are largely affected by the
character Of our institutions. Immi-
grafton gravitates toward social order.
free schools and equal laws. Our popula-
,ion is largely enriched every year 10y the
tide which reaches Us from other and less
favored lands They seek, under the be-
neficent patronage of our Institutions,
| their privileges rs farmers, mechanics,
merchants and professional men-trans-
planting to our soil that love Of liberty,
which impellcd them from their old homes
We have nothing to fear from their pres.
ence. The sturdiest defenders of freedom
are those who have felt its loss
In the guardianship OF the sacred trust
which has been reposed in us. the good Of
the State should be our ruling motive. A
Just sense of our responsibilities will for
bid us 70 harbor the spr. Of partnership
or balance the claims of section or party
against the good of the whole. However
cherished mey be our political convictions,
let MS remember that We are not the rep
resentatives ofpeculiar interests or favored
classes, but are the servants of the waole
people, and that, in our keeping, the rights
ofmajority and minority should be equally
sacred.
Full of hope in the future Of our State,
whose past las been so favored of Provi.
dence, and whose present Is SO rich in
prosperity, let us apply ourselves with zeal
and fidelity to the advancement of her in
terests IL we should not summon to our
aid the wisdom ofstatesmanship, let US, at
least, meet our responsibilities with faith
fulness, integrity and earnest devotion to
the Commonwealth and may the God Of
Wisdom and Justice guide us in His own
appointed ways.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16


fnE following noble tribute TO The Demo
cratic party founded by Jefferson, and
which is now engaged in tho work Of rescu-
iag the country from the hands Of ito enc.
mics, Is from the Louisville Journal, edited
BY Gorge ID. Prentice, the ablest Of all the
rapsrs in tho South and West that bore the
proud old banner Of Clay and Webster
through defeat and victory to the end Of the
existeace OF the Wing party:
Tho Dem cratic party is the only hope
for tue restoration and preservation Of the
Union, on the principles Of the Conss itu,iop.
And it il, ~ firmly believe, . sure hope
Let the friends Of tie Union and the Con
stitusion everywhere rally around il. Al
any rate, let none Of them, directly or indi
rectly, eountenance the radical Islander thai
it, aim 10 no: "the restoration and preserve.
sioa Of the Union, ON the principles Of the
Constitution. Its aim 10 this. and nothing
mere q Isss. Another party is net nee ed
The Deoocsatic party can sud will restore
she Union Of the Constitution. Il viii
rescue and protect the public liberties. I,
Il IT, psOple's s'yonghold. There il stands,
e1eoaa 10 esgauixation. strong in numbers,
s(fsae 10 prestige, and strong, above Gil, ia
~ uacsrqusrabls cause to which il Il
dsdieaasd. 10 no eouetry on the globe have
she peuple. in the hour of mortal peril L
sheis liksesies. ever before found sach I
ssfues - dslsnes standing before them
LIT ~ ~ people turn from l.. TO toss
lrsm g would - oe6nsss. Lei them ente'
Il. And ~ ~ Gosad q the pseple boiodlJ
- e. 6soedAaieoo - de6ses u pillars.
~, oooere b. psoaii0 loo1s ~ ~,
u ao c. W. - y slew
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
syai Havana Lottery OF luba.
How Brandreth's Pills Cure.

When disease h in the system II may be said u be
an intruder. Brandreths Pills are ssrt Of Police.
which being swallowed eeiEe the intruder and cause
disturbance. when Nature tuIns them both out OF
her domaine together. Nature always tries to re
store health. but, alas 10 not always able Being
assisted by BKANDRETAS PILLS and mild diet,
che never tails, when this great medcins IL ueed II
season Over hundred years has proved the trush
OF this asserslon In fact, their insurse the cure
OF all disease of the human body whether chronic or
recent infections otherwise because they purify
the blood and increase safely the action OF the ex
cretiDg and secretiu9 vessels. The sick gain new
DO weis Of life from Brandreths Pills Q flower that
ID fading gathers vigoi from refreshing rain
Prlr cpal ONCE, Brandreth House, New York.
9,id nv Druyvists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

THE New York Independent expresses the
hope Of responsibility by saying that John
son may possibly be the candidate Of the
republican party for President this fall.-
Even johnson would be respectable acqui-
sition to the party.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
CONSUMPTION
CAV De CURED.

WriRhts Tar syrup In II Consumption, cheer.
fully recommend Il - AL perscle 90 aoicted.
5nD8B r. WALKE2,
Fourth and Cheetnus Sts., Philadelphia.
Thcmas winnili. Butchee, II I'd q. Market, Phil
adephia. writes.
Afser suferins two ysass with Consumption and
constant hemofages. I wee induced b ~ wrishts
Tar Syrup. After using elk bottles health returned
and am now ab g to attead to my business.
s. 8. Stevens. Druggists, Reading. Pa writes:
chased about three weeks aeo IL nearly oil cold. Ny
Customers speak highly Of II. Send half groes OF Il
to my father. At Middletown. Pa and charge t to
c. B. vansyckel. Druggsts, Trenton, n. j., Gays {:
DR.. virgins Tar Syrup does al you claim for It.
am selling largely Of It, end With much satisfaction
70 my customefe.
wfieht's Tar syrsp d cold by.ali Druggists and
County Storekeepere. Price q per bottle. One
bottle win check the most aggravated Cough
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
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Having had ten years experience in this specially.
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Denial Address nf letters TO j. 8. WILLIAMS,
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lslICMU.


tFrom Dsren.atory OF tho United statesl
D1osMA CRkNATA. BUCHu LEAs rs.
PROPERTIES Their ordor "a strong, dihu.ive,
and somewhat aromatic, tier tastes b,;terish, and
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES -Buchu
leaves are gently stmulant, with apecuh tendeAcy
to he Urinary Organs.
They are given in com lain,s Of tho Urinary Or.
kans, such Gravel, Chronic Catarrh OF the Blad-
der. Morbid Irritation OF the b adder and Crethra,
Disease Of the PROSTATE an Retention or incOnti-
nencs Of Urine from loee Of tone in the parts con-
cerned In its evacuation The remedy has also been
recommended In Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism,
CutaneOue Affections, and Dropsy.
Hembold's tract Bushu is ussd by persons from
the ages Of to 70 and IRON 80 So or IL the de-
cline change Of lie after q nfnAnent or Labor
Pains Bcd-wetting In children.
IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FKnALRS, tho
Extract Bachu 10 unequacd BY any other remedy. -
or r. 9, s,s q
@ Hchirrous etsts Of the Uterus. Lsueosshsa O
DisEAsRs OF TIE BLADDER. KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL and DROPSlCAL HWELtIN0S.-This
medicine iasfeaees the power - Dige@ion. end e.
easse the absofeecn into asal ~ setien. By Which
urai Rnlerssms. T. are reduced = we'll = PAa sad
Inflammation.
HKNB0LD's EXTRACT BUcHU has cured wy
ease OfDlAB9TRSon which It has besa given IL
rltation Of the Neck Of the Bladder and ln6anaiien
q the kidneys, uleesaton Of tho Ki1neys and Blsd
0cxv n9tSuSlUu u JIlucs Noed4eo OF t0o ITO wv
Gland. eoone 10 the BLADDER. Calculus, 0sase1.
Brick dust Deposit, and Nucue or Milky Dischafsee,
sn6 fos En1tebled and delicate Constitution, 0f6utA
Sexes, attended With the folloWing symptom. TN
disposition 70 Exertions L0ss Of P0vss. Loss Of
Memory, Dtmcuity q Breathing. Week Neeves.
Trsn bliae, Horror OF Disease. Wakefulnees. Din
ness vieion, Pain in the Back, HotHands, flush
ing o the Body, Dryness OF the Skin. Eruption on
the Face. Paid Counsenance Universal Lssstuds Of
the Muscular System, &C.
HELMBoLp.s EXTRACT prcHu Is DIURETIC
AND BLOOD PURIFYING.
And cures all Disease arising ftom Ha lie Of Dissa
patton. 81cesses and lmprudencee IN Life, L.
puritiee OF the Blood, &c, superssding Co
paiba in affections for which IL b used.
euch - ConorrhGA. elects. OF long
standing, and Syphilitic Adee-
tione-in thooe diseases used
In connection with HELM.
BOLD'S ROSE WASH.
sod ct
HELMBoLDs
DRre AND CBtINoAL wAnsHcrsR.
Ga BRospwAy.
And BY Druggists every whore.
ask for
HELMBOLDS
Take no Other.
Beware or Ceunterfeits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

Schenck's Seaweed Tonic.-This
medicine, invented by DR.. j. H. scuEssK. Of Pills
delphia, Il intended to dissolve the food and mabe II
into ehyme, the Arst process Of Digestion BY clean
sing the Stomach with Schenck Mandrake Pills. the
Tonic soon restores the appetite and food that could
not BE- eaten before using It will be easily digestcd
Consumption cannot be cared by schenck's Pulmo-
mic the stomach and liver IL made healthy
and the adpeiit restored, hence tho Tonic and Pulls
are required In nearly every case OF eonsumption.
half dozen bottles of the sEAWEED TONIC and
three or four bikes OF the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case OF dyspepsia.
d. ScnrscK makes professional visits in New York,
Boston, and at his principal Office in Philadelphia
every week. See daily pspcs of each place. or his
pamphlet on consumption for his days for visitation
Please observe. when purchasing, that the two like.
nesses Of the Doctor. in the last stage OF Con
SUMPTION and the other 10 he nowis In perfect health
are ON the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price 81 bier
bottle or 81 80 the halfdosen All letters for adv .
should be addressed to Dr. Schenck Principal ONCE
No IS North 9Th Street, Philadelphia Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
Town l.aud l3rants.

AOwa Land 4ara0tS.
The report Of the Register OF the State
Land ofice-Iion. @. o. Carpenter-s shows
that the various grants Of land which have
been made to the State Of Iowa are Is fol-
lows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
mar A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED IT
will only cost you your time In using IL, IL does
vuus, svsSrA

DIR. Tobias Venetian Lini1nent.
Az an External Remedy in cases Of Chronic Rheu-
na,ism Chappcd Hands. Mosquito Bites, Stiffness Of
the Joints and Contraction of the Muscles, Head
ache, Cuts, Bruises, Pains In the Limbs. Back and
Chest Sores, Toothache. Stings Of Insects and
6prains, t,s wonderful curative powers maraeu-
lous.
Taken internallo in ehses OF Sick Headache, Collie,
Bowel Complaints, Cholera. Dysentery. Vomiting
and Dyspepsia, its soothing and Penetrating quail
ties are fel. as taken. * If the reader or
his friends have any complaint named in this adves
ti.ement, try the Venetian Imminent. Remember IL
you do not lind relief you eau have your money re-
funded. ASK fer Dr. Tobias venstisn Liniment, aud
take no other II 10 ploa.ant TO take and clean to
use, and cradicatea the disease from the system 50
ID Il il deee not return. the case after ueing the
MANY Liniments, Pain killels, and Oils. nov hood.
ing the country, that only stop the pain while the
article 10 being used. and theo return.
Price IN cents per bottle. sold BY all Drnggists.
Deuot - Ga, tlands street. N 7.
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KRoMER's HAIR DYE
Best In the World.

Natural. Durable, Beautiful, Best and Cheapest IN
the World-will give saiisfaction to ALL Principal
Wholesale Agents for Wrights 1or Syrup, and Kfo-
mer's Hair Dye in Chicago, Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller,
Lord Smith. and Burnhame q Van Setback.
JOHN j. KRONER,
Aas Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
augsn go PROPHECIES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

whom our financial ability seemed the
pivotal point Of triumph or defeat, il
proved an unfailing rock Of supply. To
maintain that credit constitutes our most
sacred duty; andsw hatever responsibilities
IL may impose upon Us, the highest stand
ard Of national good faith will command
the verdict of the American people. The
citadel Of financial honor cannot be guarded
too sacredly. should feprobats ~ the
most calamitous of misiortunes any legis
ton on the part Of Coogress, tendiag q
invalidate the plightcd, or even the fairly
implied, faith Of the nation.
| 1t has become the conviction OF some
that part Of the national bonds could h
redeemed in cnrrsncy, without fraud upor
the holder. The advocates Of this policy
base the righteousness Of such redemption
upon tho fact that the bonds themsslve,
toned At the present ratio of increase
in twenty five years. our wealth and popu
lat;on will double themselves; in the yea
1900 our valuation can not he less thar
eour hundred and fifty billions. Mines
are opening. farms multiplying and prop
erty increasing upon the inventory faste
than in any other nation upon the face o
the globe.
In the very face OF this unquestionet
ability, we are met by the fact that nj
civilized nations pays so high premiums
upon its leans as ours
Where ME we to look for the grounds o.
this humiliations In part, perhaps, t.
the sophistries which have been promu
gated for cvading the spin, Of our obi
cations, aud in part to our delay in tn,
resumption of specie payments.
Disclaiming to represent the opinions o
others, | would urge the authoritative an
nounccmcnt of some definite time whe,
such resumption shall take place. lie
the tune he fixed with the idea that tn
earliest possible moment will best secur
bealthful condition If our finances.
am forced to the conclusion that such
policy would tend to realize in our circu
lation the perfect currency in which note
could be exchanged for coin and woul.
command equal respect in the markets.
Meanwhile the public service should b
distinguished for the most rigid economy
The Increase of morey has deluded u
with the creation Of alYdrent Wealth. an,
10 the train Of this detusion have followe<
ex. ravagance and lavish expenditure. lie
US then refrain from every outlay whicl
actual wealth alone coald justify. Econ
omy will promote the public credit, bette
than the fipest Theory. Retrenchment j
the evidence Of ar honest purpose to NEE
our obligations.
Faith In the intention Of the Govern
mene 70 preserve both the form ant
tplne Of ~ c0neracO inyioloto q ~ oct,
tounooeaon tor our financial pcooperity