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49, says the mar who pays more for
rent thar for advertising don't nns.r.,.nd i.
business Lei the people know where 10
md the goods they = to buy aad tb,. ,ou
nave on hand for sale, and they will end vour
establishment, even if it should moth. ,oc.tsa
on the most prominent corner in IL. n,
and If you are located in q promia.nt "a
convenient place, it will increase and ;n,en.
sify TIE wish Of customers.
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CHEAPER THAN THE Cheapest. Gents
fine congress CATERS, for only 50, worth 50 20,
at the popular store of s. & B. Storms.
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Go to Huiskamp & Matless' for all kinds
of Ladies' Cloth Caters, No. 80 Main Street.
mch26 st
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Financial and Commercial.
nARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Mar let.
By Telegraph peicAao. March q.
Fiorr-Less sctise bnt nrmer.
Wneaf-Morc active but lower closing 1t u % No 2
spring.
~Gorn-Lossr; sIJS6A, closing d ninai At inrias Ax
nrs.
Rye-Pirmer bat quiet.
oats-lzc lower and Inactive, ads-
Barley Dull ADD lower. 2 % k}3.
Provi-ions-Almo / ~lfeiess. Mtss Pork inactive. held
1t . rs.
Rulk Nea.s- Psrrer aud gooi demand. Ne sellers
LArd-Dci and lower; lkM-
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The Opera House Saloon, on Sixth street,
next door to the entrance to the Hall, will be
opened tomorrow at 10 o'clock. A free lunch
will be served. OLIVER LEIsY.
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LADIES, ATTENTION Call at s. l. B. Stern s
where you will find a complete assortment Of
ladies' cloth CATERS, balmorals and children's
shoes, cheaper than ever.
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1rsv.lsand Departaresof tho Hails
Arm. "a psparturs Il Kseknk Pleksh.

HON roy, Arrives on Wednesday and Safur-
d.y. & i O'Clock 3. M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at o'clock :. N.
Andy yoUle90U, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, Att o'clock p m, and Departs on
Tuesday and Friday, Ut = N.
LUCY BuRTRAM. Arrives on Monday and
Friday, 1t 0 p. M, and Departs ON Wednesday
and Saturday, at I D N.
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DEATH OF MAJOR SAarLE.-A telegram re-
ceived from Capt. Sample, now in the
South, announces the death of Major James
B. Sample, brother Of II. W. Sample, form
erly q citizen Of this county.
Major Sample served very faithfully and
very CALAMITY during the war, and was en-
gagged in many of the hard fought battles,
and aided in the achievement Of some Of our
most brilliant victories in the South.
After the var was over, Major Sample re-
moved to Alabama, where be resided till his
death.
He died after . lingering illness Of COM
sumption, in the prime of manhood, and will
be mourned by many who enjoyed his friend
ship and appreciated his worth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-29

FIR Frsnch calf sewed boots, for only 81,
worth $40, 1T s, 4 B. Stems.
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JUsr received at 8. L B. Stems, corner of
Second and Main streets, a fine lot Of gents
calf boots, at 81, cheap at $3.50.
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IF our readers would enjoy the sensations
Of wonder and admiration to the full, let
them call in nj the establishment OF Burkitt
4 Co., and look 1t the new stock Of goods
just received BY them. The extent and vari-
ETY. of theta assortment and supply Of No
lions for the Wholesale trade, far exceeds our
conceptions Of the Importance Of that branch
o. business in our city. But Burkitt Z Co.
nave some years experience in that line, and
Know the wants Of the country, and have
simply prepared themselves to supply The de-
mand, and We feel assured that thsv World
not have bought 90 extensively had - mi
expected to sell in ths sane proportion.
Dealers in the interior may ~ e...-.a
that they can obtain the most ample .s.ort.
msnt Of all v~arissies Of goods il their line
from Buriitt / Co, u fair rates. And our lo.s
acquaintance with the senior, q well = a.
junior partner Mr.. Shelly, eaablss 8 "a =.
surs orr friends inallshe rss;on rouna abo,t.
that they viii find no mors esnial, fssr I'D
liberal gentlemen ia business, than q the
house Of Burkitt 4 CO.
TIE nev buildinE block appears % havs
acquired p-sFnaaent fooshoid Il Nv York
and other Essleral cities. IN snothee colSnn
VII - found N sxtrsst ffon IL Nec Yoyk
1stssss on ~ suhjsck.
VI nnderstand that he i K.oinl 4 4
GO. srs rapidly psahiss fAsir works q eor>
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LOWRY Of the News Depot, hands us the
"Riverside Magazine for Apriland the hide
pendent. The Riverside isn't surpassed
as a Magazine for young folks.
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LOOK at J. o. VOORHEES, l. Bro s catalogue
of Spring styles, under new advertisements,
this morning. It
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Chseage Live stock Aerhss
By Telegraph ct,rAso Mach ..
Hags-R<eeipts, coo. Market sts dy; all orsrfnes
taken At ssAs IS for good, te1a n Tor thoiee.
Caftts-Ke<e ipts triaing and ssies comprised chiefly
odds and ends 10 city batohsrs. kst closes stsady.
with baf few ieft over, At - a
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CinsInnati marnsr.
By Toisgraph.1 crHcfssArI. March IS.
FIour-In fair demand and ntm al full rates; Family
SD 7ssiI.
EIeat-s.sas, At 80 1884 for No 2 red: u 4so. rs for
No l.
Corn In coed dsmard, prices tending Upward. largo
sales ~ 50
Rye and Barley Unchanged and arm.
Oats In good demand Al ~ for No /.
P~rcvfsons- Qaiet bat hsid h.miy. Old mess pork sold
II ~: new hsld 1t ga 1879,
Rrik Meats and Bacon EonrinalIy urchs sssd.
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0D0D4t00 V0MmIttooo
Appoiatsd ii pufsaAnks % Z rssolation -
he Republican City NoniHaaiag Convsatiaa.
These Committees ars III requested = nsss
It the Recorder's Office Monday sssnins, =
half past seven o'clock promptly md wi'noas
fail.
i EXECUTIVE co1NrrTfE.
John d. Waterman, r. II. Vandergrift, =.
". Sample, H. ". Rethert, Q. 8. Copkiin.
c. r. Davis, A. =. Wilkinson, B. s. Merriam,
II. G. Landes.
CHALLENGING COMMITTEE.
Frat Ward-H. W. Sample, A. Hagny, J.
W Rodifer, John 8 Mccoy, aeorgeR Smith
Wilson Barrett.
Second Ward-Thos Berry, s McEysnJ,
F c Wilson, Thos Conn, c e Walsworth,
Albert Gillespie.
Third Ward-Sam s Sample, A Highsm,
G Hntbell, J B Paul, George Hsgney, J A
Samuels.
Fourth Ward-R P Creel, Chas Schulz,
E C Booth, L Hesse, VIM BIom, Vim Woolly.
~cAsyAssIxo COMMITTEES.
Fsra Vard-D B Hills, a Brideman, "
T Adair, d b Ayres, Howard Tucker, g
Comstock, Herman Swartz, Haines, s
Bridges.
Second Ward-A j Meford, HID Bartlett,
q Wyand, CE Walsworth, ] c Hughes, Wn
Buuyan, John Bruce, Jas Trimble, John Fox
Third Ward-H Knowles, D Buss, Ed I
BrownelI, J T Grifey,- G T Montague, {
Klein, N McCrea, R D Pipkin, " B Collins
Fourth Ward-H Fulton, C P Birge, HA
Kenderdine, Jas Linch, Vim Horn, Petel
Sauer, f H Wickersham, VIM Graham, /
Kepple.
Nominatton II the First ward.
The Republicans Of the First ward met q
the Recorders Office last evening, and organ
lied by the election Of Geo. B. Smyth q,
| Chairman and Gen. Hills as Secretary.
Gen. Rankin nominated II. W. Sample n
the Republican candidate for Alderman o.
the First ward. There being no other nom,.
nation, the vote was put, and Mr.. Sample Va,
unanimously nominated by reclamation.
The nominee returned thanks to the meet
ing in q few brief remarks, and pledged him
self to devote his time and energies to thu
business of the city to oppose all unnecessary
and wastefnl appropriations and al burden
some taxation ; to insist upon tho strictes'
economy, and to reform, as far as practicable
all abuses 10 the administration of city Affairs
And, finally, he pledged himself. if unable te
stem the tide of corruption and e~xtravagance,
he would expose it to public apprehension,
and keep the citizens fully advised in regard
to all measures sprung in the Council for thu
misrepresentation Of the funds of the city ani
the increase of the burdens of taxation.
1t is for these reasons, and because Mr.
Sample understands the business interests ane
| financial affairs of the city, and has both thI
ability and the time to attend to them ant
guard them efficiently, that he was put il
nomination by the Republicans Of the FRS
ward and for these reasons be should b.
elected in the present emergency. For, al
must admit that at the present juntture, th,
interests of the city should be paramount Il
every other consideration in the selection o
an Alderman,
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RI. Rev. Il. w. LEE, Bishop Of the Do
cese of Iowa, will ~oficiate at st. Johns
tEpiscopal) Church, to-day, at II a. m. and
"A n. m.
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We didn't know why it was done. Il v.s
sosse than Sanseris 10 us. We are eplisht
snsd now. An exchange is our illumination.
It's all about that matter Of turning down The
corners Of cards. II ! Gard il NOT TUNED !.
the cornes, il sieai6es fha4 TIE call VA merely
one Of politeness. II t.sned down It the cor
ner, that ron really wanted to see the party
called on. There will be : vast smount of|
turning down Of corners and 4 propors;onateI
amount Of lying by card.
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0uR friends Snow / Huber, in their Month
" Journal, have this sensible word about ad-
vertising: ~"6peaking for OURSELVES, and no
doubt reitesatins the sentiments of many 9th.
q business men, We say freely. W cannot rel
along = fast q We wish to without adyertis.
ing - : matter Of course " end il ! irs,t
expense, but We also End that the outlay.
however heavy, brings u, either directly 81
indirectly : great increase Of business, con-
seqaently orr increase Of profits. Many
persons ask N the question. Why do you "a
vertise 70 muchi Il mast certainly con ron
more than it profits you.' In ansssr 10 ths
nrst We ~, simply because We have many
thanks % sell, that y necessary for people 10
buy, and on the other hand " wish 8 bcv
many things that other people havs to sslf.
nov wonlds pan wanting 70 buy The yssy
best pioSt harvester q tArsshins ma.
chine n ~ Uaitsd States 81 Caaa1as, know
n could obtain sach IN articis 81 q, Il y.
kept them bid asay and never sid ! word 10
him ehout them We adrriiss him into the
May, aHd when " once 81 III custom -
always kssp il
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n orr } and " n 2 in Block lea, very handsome 10
estion Gr 3 dwelling.
FE~RBEs DAY, Agents.
mchf2 GHcs over Keokek Savings Bank.
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asw Hers money narHss.
~ telegraph NV osx, March %.
k~onsy-Actirs and castor at 7c.
Sterling Urn; sADk.
Cold Firm. closing ~ ISL
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wasa stupid biunder 10 the De-
ao'hss dispatches yesterday norniae, since
shs facss are u they are. The a;sr...s
MD:
"The Senate to-day passed IL. h;n
sams all The rights conferred ~ ".i % r.
1oines Valley Railroad 'ae Des
No such bill passed sitber the seu.t. !.
- Hoass. 1hses - : bill 70 r,sune. ,ob-
nieeed ~ somebody, but it xas killed Il
Co.aistes. The act that passed The
ea1s = above referred 70, ~ !
snhstitste for the bill to rsssue.
- nstesd 4 ~rssunptioa, u. ! rant end
ssliassishnsatto he Company By tAe Stats
- ceftaiaeenaiions.
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Toledo Market.
By Telegraph ToIspo. March -.
Whoa No . better; sales Of amber Michigan at q @
e2oi; Mo- spring q 90.
corn-h lower sales ~ s3J4Da4.
Oats Firm; sales No es.
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After evening service, the rite of Confirm.
alton will be administered.
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For Sale.
Far Sale.

o. 4 and y u s, Ia Block $50, with 8 ~txo4tory
frame dwelling houss, eortsiniax SIX rooms. good
cellar AZ ~eistsrn, and coed variety Of ffuit.
mehIZ YEkREk b DAY, Agent.
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81. Losss marass.
By Telegraph ef. Louts. March ~
Four-Dull ard unchanged.
w~hsst-yeryd dali and lover on YsIi.
~cosn-Lower, s4Htg-
osts-Unchaasad, ss1sI.
Barley and Rye FIRM.
Mess Pork-Itnchanged, at E5
Bacon -Unchangsd; shoulders IIl< clear sides IS.
LArd-DoII at 10 for tieres.
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OK yesterday afternoon aman named J. II,
McAvoy, who has been in the employ OF the
7. r. W. R. R. Co., at Warsaw, went into
the Office of that Company in this place and
requested the agent to cash a check given him
by the Superintendent, Mr.. d. K. Smith.
The fact that McAvoy voluntarily offered to
discount the check about one half, aroused
the suspicious of the agent, and he at oncs
telegraphed to Mr.. Smith ~inquinng into the
matter. NJ. s., replied by requesting the
agent to have the man arrested, as he had
been accused Of stealing some clothing and
jewelry from some parties in Warsaw. Officer
Brown was called 10, and the man taken in
to custody.
MIsAPPaoPRiATIos or a BoSD.-0n the 2lst
inst. a $500 U. s.. Bond was lost at Macomb.
Ills. Notices giving a description Of it were
at once sent to the different Banks all through
the country, requesting them to be on the
look ont for it. On yesterday il was offered
for sale at the Stats National Bank in this
city, BY a man giving bis nam as Green. Il
was at once detected bv the officers, and the
man offering it arrested by Marshal Brown
and confined in the Calaboose. The Bond
was retained by the Bank, and information Of
the facts at once sent by telegraph to the
Bank at Macomb.
MEssns. HOWE 4 TYLER having deter
mined to 60 out Of the Furniture business,
will on Wednesday morning, 1t
10 o'clock, the sale, as auction, Of their en-
tire stock. They have on hand some very
6ne parlor and chamber sets, and those ia
want Of anything in that line viii do well TO
BE- on hand, a there viii be : chsnce for bar.
gains. The sale will be continued from day
to day until the entire stock is disposed Of.
For particulars see their advertisement.
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Fer sale.
For Sale.

Of the raost desirable residences In tbs eity-a
~ two sfory brick Dwelling House nth mine rooms
good cellar and eissern, . fail lot With n good r~sr.stJef
choice fruit asd shsubbesy y. and . large bris k stable ans
wood houss. situate Oh corner of 10Th and Biondeau Sta.
FKaRER 4 A. Agsnts.
nchl7 CMee ossr Eeoknk sayings Bank.
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and celebrated canaiist wnom Grant
once had difficulty with about bottle,
and who succeeded in making a beast of
himself during the war. These two NOR
alists, it is said, are going to do something
with him, or for him, or for themselves,
shortly; but what it is no one knows,
The beginning of the little unpleasant
ness which has eliminated in impeach-
ment found Useless sitting on the fence,
with one leg on either side, indulging iu
the luxury Of a cheap RapahannUck, and
deeply engaged in thought, perhaps think
ing of the (very) Lowell statesman and
his bottle. But soon becoming hard push
ed, he lost his balance and tumbled ever
into the mire of Radicalism. where he
will, in all probability. to uss the elegant
word of a learned African resurrectionist,
''stick." Useless is said to be a man of
great (p)luck; and from the manner in
which he has put up with certain parties
at that small city of Washington, we
should also say of great endurance. But
his ideas of the situation are Radically
wrong; and, altogether, we think, he
would make a one>horse President.
Tom WONDER.
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GRANTS BIOGRAPHY.

Biographies Gt is said) lie like tmb-
stones and biographers do not try to eli
cit truth, but 10 make of their sometimes
homely or positively frightful subjects pre-
sentable figures. Biographies used to be
considered the staff of literary life. the
men tai pabulum for the nourishment of
aspiring youths; now they are the Gates
of intellectually, and therefore must be
made as spicy as possible to tickle the cal
lous palates of satiated readers. Against
the biography appended there can be no
positive objection, except that it is too
near the truth to be regarded as chief
d'euvre of high art
EARLY LIFE OF GENERALLY USELESS GRANT.
This remarkable man was born at a
very early age, of distinguished but pious
parents, and it is said, on coming into the
world, he went into the wailing business,
thus clearly showing that he was created
for fighting battles and wailing
his enemies. Becoming tired Of wailing,
he took great fancy to the milking bus>
mess, but in the course of time he became
wearied from this, and took to grading
for living. When he was first born he
had no idea of ever running for President,
this remarkable fancy not taking possess
sion of him till quite late in life-although
too late, we fear, to do humans good. 1t
is not positively known whether he is the
real original little boy:
with corks crew-curls and strong Red Eye,
Who never, never, never told Ge'
or not but in the absence of any other
little boy claiming to be the original Ja-
cob, we think we may safely say he was.
It was sad piece of neglect of his stern
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NUMBER 20.

tell you more than I expect you to wish or
hear. Go to the Office soOn. and get that
letter, for / do not want my letters to stay
long enough there to be advertised. So DO
attend the ofice very punctual, and I will
do the same. Do come soon, if you please:
My dear, don't fail to write to me and often.
as am in hurry. will have to close for
this time. l will do better next time.
81 am, as ever, you're, most devotedly.
AMANDA FAwLER.
"P. S.-Write soon. Let me hear from
you tomorrow sure. if you please.
"NTR. EDMUEDs-Dadr Sir promised
you to let you know when / succeeded in
obtaining room, where it was. 1t 5 IN
the building belonging to Mr.. HollingswortA,
the lower room on the street toward the
magazine. I do sincerely hope you will
come to me soon. for wish to see you on
some very important business. Please come
up here Saturday night, if not before. for [
shall look for you until I see you. l am
staying by myself. So you must come, fer
have heap to tell you. You must take
care of yourself for me, and don't let any
girl steal you, for ] want you myself. [
think you might give me that much, for you
know love you too good for to let any one
steal you from me, SO you must let me see
you soon, if You please. l shant sign no
name to this, for you know who you saw on
last Saturday evening. and was talking with
concerning room. ! close for this time.
81 am yours till death" (No siguature.)
There were three or four more of these
''Dear Arthur" letters, but the grand jury
called for them before we could get them
copied. We will try TO get the balance in
due time, aud give them in this column.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE
~ TIE SUBSTANCE FADES.
Pictures for the Million

Having located 10 EbensburS, would re-
spestfui!y inform the public that am pre-
pared 10 execute PHOTOGRAPHS in every
s.yle q the ait, from the smallest card Pic
ture to the largest sized for framing. Pic
tuEss takeI in any kind of weather.
PHOTOGRAPHS PAINTED IN OIL,
INDIA INK OR EATER COL ORS.
Every attention given TO the taking of
ChildreR's pictures, but 10 clear weather only
Special attention is invited TO my stock
Of large PICTURE FRAMES ard PHOTO
GBAPH ALBUMS, which will sell cheap
ss than they can be bought elsewhere in
town. Copying ana E5Iaryir9 done on rea-
Bonabls terms. ask comparison and defy
competition.
Thankful for past favors, solicit con-
usuce Of tls same Gallery on Julian street,
:wo doors south Of Ts~n Hall.
T. T. SPENCE. Photographer.
RAensburg, Nov Il, 1867.
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from the Ny. Campaign Record.l
Sturdy Old Ben SOIIIOqulzeth.---
A RbYm1nE EditOFlaI.

Ben Wade sat In his easy chair on the
night Of the 10th of May, and his eyes
were bright with a restless glare. and he
swore in his usual way; damned Fessen-
den, Fowler, Ross and Grimes, damned
the President, damned ;the times. Van
Wrinkle be cursed without book or bell,
and Trumbull and Henderson sent to hell.
As he thought of the hopes that lured
him on, when as yet impeachment was in
its dawn; of all the wonders he meant
to do, his feet kept up the devils tattoo,
and, like Scotts elfin page, his arms he
tossed and wildly muttered, "Lost! lost !
lostw for his hopes of conviction were
melting away, and IN far perspective the
White House lay, and with hopes and
purposes foiled and crost, what marvel
Old Ben should cry, "Lost lost lost 7"
"They must vote" said Ben to himself,
81 hear, in accordance with their convic-
tions. Tdeir convictions, forsooth !" and
he laughed and poured forth torrent of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., indeed from
such men of phlegm, why c0nrgction is all
we expect from them. Let them periure
themselves for the party's good, it is only
proper and just that they should, for I
think with Thsdy, although don't blurt
it out like him, that it wouldn't hurt. If
he's patriot who yields up his life in
his country's cause on the field of strife,
what's he who gives up not life but soul,
not the present but future, not part but
whole
''To the internal gods Daen better than
Grimes devoted themselves in the olden
tins, but be and his fellows, feared,
wouldn't make such sacrifice, even for
country's sake, and so it turned out when
it came to the vote, for turned was each
traitorous miscreant's coat. They have
killed the party, they have wrought it's
fall with their ssueamish consciences, d-n
them all! To desert US just in the nick
of time for paltry scruples, without reason
or rhyme. Never before was there treas
on SO fell But they've done their worst,
let them go to HI, the Republican party
is dead and damned"-and starting up,
for door was slammed beside him, old
Ben smoothed his wrinkled front, and with
something between a sigh aud a grunt,
strobe up and down like wild beast Gagged,
the storm that within his bosom RACED.
breaking forth at times with his tempest
tost spirit in cries of s'Lost lost lost ~
Aye, lost! who'll sum up the grand
amount you have lost, far more than you'll
ever count. You have lost the chance to
retrieve your fame, you have lost the
chance of an honest name, the applause of
the good, the esteem of the wise, the
chance TO show TO the world you could
rise above selfish interest and party spite,
still holding policy second to right, loving
your country above yourself, ranking prin-
cipal higher than pelf, private ambition
and personal ends, the abasenent of foes,
elevation of friends, counting as nothing at
all In the scale against justice and truth,
which should ever prevail When you
count what you've gained and then sum
up the cost, no wonder you shudderingly
moan ''Lost lost ! lost!"
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