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tndlscr1nafnnte Protection,
The Nation, which Il committed neither
to high tariff or low tariff, protection OF
free ffadc, thus speaks Of the effect Of 8 high
tariff on ary interest:
"lnci. ctiniaate protection Ia m absu,dity On
~ dsce because It gives no advantage 10 anybody
Il tae government gives sn iron manufacturer the
poWtf q fals'nR his pftees el1ty per cert On the
60. gunner, be bEotts By 1t 70 long as the farmer.
1a.snef: baker, tailor, shoenaker. Landlord and
MI 9nsm a1n Prizes .oo; but
teetion 10 !he lfosmsstef bteoms. Become - faTcs, @
branches Of industry to produce tbs farce: tne
leading crea are sufficient; because 4 He In q
1sW leading psocne1s d'gus<s stst!r through oil
years, hss been trying to do. HAvinR no policy.
and apparently no PRINCIPLES Of lte own, lis plan
has been 10 tit and wait for the manaf.ctu1css to
the iro1 mas1er and gets bis e'1ty per cent; as
iorE ~ nooooy ell: gets = similar fav.r, Il is
sn. stsaE bosa ssa to h.n hi IN. But vdo b. b.
cstton spinner ana lumhcr.dea,ct and coal.mtner
asrlTc ann claim the same inr. and ger II. Tho
sesu!s Is That al p.'ees arc raisea sixif per cent
Just tthtre he tcas 1.Eort. lie accordingly coc. !.
BACK the Eext yesr aud claims more prediction,
oad aets y; .he ot9srs, hearing Of ,htt, do the
own eiory ~ 10 Hfat It wants a. conclusive, and
the result Is the m nstrostty called tho tariff
4HG Hu0lG process GAy OtG0 6QnEEh3t like an
attempt TO ilt a bucket with hole In tt.''
Precisely as above described additions to
the tariff operate. It has become IA oscer-
tanned fact that IN advance Of the tariG for
''protection' expcuds Itself In SIX months,
and Its stimulating effect ceases, when an.
other increase is demanded. Thus we have
had the Morril! tariff Increased eleven times
In six years, and counting the three rcduc.
tions Of internal taxes on manufactures,
which were made for purposes OF protection,
the manufacturers have been protected four.
teen times since 1861, without counting las.
years wool and woollen tariff aud this years
copper tariff. The demand for more tariff Il
Unsuitable and never ending !; and the reason
Of It is given In tic extinct from the Naiion
And It should he always kept in mind thai
what Is meant By "protection'' to the man
u!acturer Of an article is nnti-protection te
the consumers; what the Que gains the otAert
lose. 1t ia simply legislation to take I'll,
money out ot one hundred mems pockets tc
put into one mans wullet aud this Is called
"'oatcring American industry" by III.
knayes who lobby such raEcallty through
Congress.
, 1869-01-26
R1VER 1MfR ovHMENr COMMISSIONERS

Governor Palmer has felt 1t incumbent
on him to scrd to the Senate the names
Of the seveu Commissioners selected two
years ago by Governor. oglesby 10 take
Charge cf'he Illinois RIVER Improvement.
The Democrats in the Legislature felt
offt1dtd at the selection, having been
exclusively made from the Republican
parry, and threaten to oppose Bolidly
ary appropriation Of money for the i'm
rEovenent of the Illinois River. We
hope they will not let their feelings cary
THIN itUs isr, but at the same time we
much regret that The Governor did not
select at lesst two able and suitable
Dlmccra's. We do not think It is right
or advisable 10 create board exclusively
Of Republicans, and We believe 1t is had
psrty policy to do it The improvement
Ct the Illinois River is wholly non
partisan matter. It is intended for the
public coed, ard not for special, personal
or party advantage. The expense must
&c bsrnc by the taxpayers Of both par
tiea, ard what is wanted Is competency
AID fijeIity on tie psrs Of the Conmis.
sioneIs.
Clder ;he circumstances, VIC have NJ
besl,ation in advising the friends III th'
i1ppr. yemcnt either TO confirm five o
tbc ssycn AID rcjrct the other two, o.
et1d them oil bstk to the Governor will
an informal request to give the Demo
crz.s representative on the board. -- -
msn. ehs'eef n II" Poir" 'oa1. tss'h !
tA4 usoseer,y L.ssa 4usgs ,
, 1869-01-26

Judge Poland has intro ,uccd q bill
into the House Of Representatives to
amend the criminal law by permitting
persons accused of crime to teatity u7on
their own tria1 If they shall Voluntarily
decide to do so. This privilege has al
ready been extended to parties in civil
cases, and there can be no coed reason
why q perSou charged with criminal
offence should not be permitted, If he
chtse to do so. to give his own STATE
mcnt-thc jury in all cases being the
iucge OF the crtdibilisy OF his evidence.
, 1869-01-26
Tha old Raes D1lpg ou1 Ia Mss.acha-

a Boston correspondent writes that the
decrease In the numb. Of children in Ma5sa-
chusetts is q subject fox o1r alarutsts to
ponder upon. Many towns in the State hive
been settled over two hundred years, ana
their history includes from six to eight gen
erattons. The records of many OF t1ese
towns have been e1amired by state omcasf
with respect to the relative number OF ehAa-
rem tn each geuerRtiou. and 1t appears ss
@ generation '< had on an an aTe1ase Between
eight and ten children. The next three ger
eFations averaged between seven ana ,SSnt Ssnt
to each tamilyi the nh genenaoas n1ao - ssoos sscs
i isn1s sno these 1as @ eaaagss arc sassestive
,s59gs s,;S sT ! 9pt j. so a. to as
| ch4iirsn. This. also, Is The testimony Of
Sat.etn ph1sieians who who have been extensively en.
The psaet,ss e. @saSns Icy, from ,nsn, sxsn
to t9 r,S s.H ~ H. MassaeSnse,ts TouId tnr
ont soon. Is 1t is, the IRISH servant IL now !
portion Of its exis:cIcc.
, 1869-01-26

james Rutsell 1owells new volume Of poems
is highly p.siscd IN Ergsnd.
Robert johnson has bought Chas. q. Sweetxes's
interest In the New York Ertnho-Aou.
The Duke Of Alba, Euzcnic's brothezlu law, IL
bankrupt, at Madrid.
The Pope has given divinity cap 10 Rev. DR..
Stor1r, Vicar General ofthe New York Dioccee.
Slolt, Dostou actress, swallowed fshbone,
and threw up her engagement In c,ntcquence.
Mr. Overtoa has been appointed Collector Of
Customs At Brownsville, Texas
The A,plno or brtgand" hats are running out
IN New York.
yic,o. Hueo's new work Is eald 10 surpsss any
Of his wsliiuss for the past decade.
President White. Of Cornell University, n. T.,
has received a gorgcously carved char from
Berlin
Napoleon, to conctliate Italy, has advised The
Pope to reuource his clstrn to Papal territory,
Rome excepted.
Tenntcn has left hts former publishers, No1on
| l. Co., and arranged with Acssrs. St1ahan to pub
ii.h his poems In future.
The graves Of Albert sidrcy Johnston and
| Lowell q. Ruosaca1 are side By side In New Or
lc4re. .-...
Nr. M.zscro Brady, late Lord Chancellor Of Ire
land Tor tnenu Years, eas been created BAL
onet. ......
Amouk Of the Capuchin Monastery leads h
bngancs that intest tho euhurbs Of Roseoau. u
Dpp:r Hungary.
Mr. Durre, Of Florezce, hss been elected Fo,
eign Associate Of the Academy Of Flnc Arts, 1
| Parts, rice Roetinl, deceased.
Governor Fenson's daughter Netue Is alre1d
| ruue out a. the " belle Of General Gsans's admir-
ithallon
VT. Acke1man has bought Leonard r. j
romc'e South Tonkers IN. ~ property II
$500.
GcseIppers sa5 Victor Emanuet la.aly vtsite
the rope, and Eapt when theJ parted; and tina
although lhc utmost pans were taken to prefer
Napoleon hsazlng thereof, the story leaked out
Grand Duchesa Schneider sued for 10000
damages, ard teeo7ered locf., in French cont
) tom petty Journal that published forged n
. uoits attributed TO her.
sir Colmau OsLpghlen. the new Judge AdToca
Gereral. told his 11ish constituents. NJ his :
election, that altrr tho Church question will cau
that Of iand tenure in ireland, Ard that Irish r.
way matters will also b. ealstacto lly adjusted
I Forty 3ears ago Disraell, the lase Britt
Pr mter. edited London morning paper. Roo'
Lowe, the new Chancellor Of the Exeheqa
4 achieved noto.iety Is writer Of TIE L'n1
;, 71at4' LEADERS
}. Bis Royal nlgtnees tho Duke Of Cambridge,
r greatly d!ssu1 ed 1t tto .'h!atsttd audscsy -
:. the new War seczsta,J, Edward Ca1awen, In
u.aEding ! large reduction In eertatn army iteu
~ Tho royal Duke recoTerct h1m'clf aooetsnts
II say 70 reduction cou:d he mld-. bat Perfectly c
s l.n.ca xbrn N. arr rsn''c: ia1: ahc dcs'i
bf3Nt a"E-sr <s~fst y. !,
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, 1869-01-26

The Dedication Of the various new public
school palaccs OF this city has been made tue
occaeion, uuder the present enlightened gov
esumcnt Of our schools, for the exhibition Of
much excellent oratory and considerable na-
tive pocHy. The Board OF Education know
good thing when they see 1t 30 eli these
speeches and poems are preserved, aud pub
li.hcd annually in book form at the expense
Of the School Fund, and distributed gratu-
nously among the orators, 'poeta aud citi-
zcns generally. A year OF more ago the
Dore School building was dedicated, and In
the exercises \ 3" Hymn" written BY mem.
bero of the Board Of Education, was set to
music by d member of the Legislature. In
that Hymn p" we Rnd the following verse:
THANKS to our Legislature, who listened to the
Of nany lltsl. wardtrer., who plead With moist
And 10 oai noble members. who erezy burden
| bore
OF issi 81" appropriation "a'sa e'se TO p' the
On that same occasion, Principal Of one
Of The public schools delivered an i" "Ode,' u
which, after msaadsring through some hun.
drcd and ftty lines, concluded thus:
''Bay fate On you such precious gifts ontpour
From ttis ausptcioua opening Of tho Dose.''
On Saturday last, the Clarke School was
dedicated, and tue poet for the occasion WAS
one Of our most eminent public educators
1his gentleman greeted the assembled mul
tltude with the fnte1oratory
" What tight nore inspiring 10 patriot eyes
Than 10 rec the commodtous coiuct rise !"
No one being present to suggest any sigh
more inspiring, the poet discussed variet.
OF subjects in philosophical strain, a
thus:
III the state be 4 compact, then each one hi
| SHIRE
0fits duites and burdens should chccsfullg bea
, Ard no shuf.sichted policy can withhold
. Ndtttoc'cr is required to develop And mould
: soctesy's monade, hat none Of them fail
TO Assune hugh place IN humanity tcAle-
t He also laid down the great moral trutl
I drawn from F" old sledge ~
r. "And IN Late's game the .n1e Ia, By no ore dcnie
He who ruru* mp = Jack seorcq one for bia SIDE
The loser must aiwsgs It's little bills pay,'
VIC will not anticipate the ecstasy Of II
IS public when this poem, With all tic 9th
dedicat ory literature, shall have been prIntt
+ and distributed at the public expense. o.
C object is merely to express the hope tn
+, these poetical efforts may be continued, ar
~ that future poets may bear In mind Il
J. emphatic averrnent Of the bard Of the Clarl
n School, that success is certain in the We
i. and especially In Chicogo, .....
:, "Whcse he's the most royal who ~ields The bs
y. too"
, 1869-01-26

an exclusively Republican board, and
thereby tempt or czuse the Democrats in
this and the next Legislature to use their
votes and il auence 10 defeat tho appro-
priations necessary to begin and COM
plete this highly important State i'm
nrnvrmrnf
, 1869-01-26
TIE BE VENUE FOR WHIsKRY.

We find In the New York Times Ger
tsin facts in relation 10 the collection of
he tax on spirits which are Of special
interest. In 1867 the United States COL
ccted &2e,2as,000 ss the tsx on spirits,
snd $1S,o07,0oo on tobacco total OF
$47,2t3.t92. In 1868 the whiskey psid
but $13, ,49e 900, aud tobacco S17 .s93,7S
or q total Of 3l,3l7,S74. The necessities
Of the government require tha. sl4o,ooO,-
CuU shall be raised by Internal tax, and to
avoid return to repealed taxes, at least
*70.0Oo,000 must be.raiEed from whiskey
snd tvbacco. The tax on spirits has
been reduced from ~ per gallon to fifty
cente, which, with other spccisl charges,
is equal 10 63 cents per gallon, and The
great qves ion IS, Will the reduced tax
yield this largely increased amoun. Of
revenues Estimating the annual con,
sumption at G0,o00.o00 Of gallons, 1t fol-
follows that the tsx was collected upon
only one gallon in four in 1867, and oa
cpe gallon in ten In 1868. Essim atipe
that the production will be inc1c .sel IN.
der the reduced cost OF production to
75,000.ooo OF gallons, there vii. be NJ
difficulty In raising the revenue if the
whole tax Is collected. But 1t is, perhaps
impossible to collect the whole amouu:
1t is supposed, By those who have th
means Of Judging, that not over 60 pc
cent Of the stamp ta1, or Of the iocom
tax, is ever paid. The Tins
assumes that, with rtform in th
administration at Washington, and th
. selection Of subordinatcs OF strie
Integrity, thst IS per cent OF th
, whisky tax may be collected, ard tn
, opinion ia based upon the followin
E facts:
. /. That the reduction Of the tax hi
t practically extinguished illicit dis:.li
d 1icD.
d 2. It has reduced the number of licenss
= dist,lleries-only 400 Of the 1000 llcenst
l. dis.ilteries, under the old Law, havi1
e complied with The requirements OF Il
= new law.
e j. The present precautions again
1t fFsrd sre 50 compile that, with hone
.e eMceEs, spirits cannot be distilled ve
ht successfully without discovery, nor d.
" tllltd in Excess OF the TAX which the d
I'd titler must pay upon the capacity OF ]
Mt establishment.
L. This opinion IS TO the success Of the il
be is Strengthened BY actual results, In I
isl Eighth District Of New York, In Octoh
lst there we're seyen dist,lleries, RUM
r. fifleen days each; their producing
cy pacity WIGS al, ,o73 gallors; they retur,
is sEd accounted for only l75,5a4 s
lone, or II per cent OF their capac
no In the Ninth District there were n
he dis'illerics, with producing c,paci,y
of 1s9,02G. They 1eturn.d but 124.756 I
or lcrs, or G6 per cent OF tteir cspac
ith In the Frs! Ditt1ict, Long 1slsnd, tt
To- was but one dissil}erJ 1unnirg; its
II pacity Was iss.., ,7ou gallons; it ze ur
-. ~ 7e r ssG - Is !Ss~.= l"2s i 'so~- Il
ap. u. | k3.N nv, 4. q. " | ihosusa
, 1869-01-26

TN ,,,1, - u
e+s,a =, sonth c..s,;.- 49,. .ne 1.'s.na'
.rnmen. ~ . a-a- y o1n.s 'a .!., so1 so''
ara w;,h ,h.no ~ anaan, ~. p1g,.. d., o.,
Da,,ro.I roa,..s,s :. - sA.
- amdao;oua -, 80 ,tl ~ pnap, "au 'ne noss
hresch,d u reaa.e.s @ ea." an"ey pe9eess
:.,.sa.ssaI +. s'u''o4 oneioy
....s 49,. ..;..:u:. ~. ~ " aoo' no"
s1 -.:3 s."s sA W. - o,eAsa W "nele ~
t'-:.N,. eeo,s - WE 4eeutnen nale4o
-, aao'a1 " psisous "ho niue III
tne 4esFGetao'l'Is auu gooa natare Oh
eeLe1a1 no"a1o, employ ice 5leednens
aul1s N saV11 es tahks sno ARTIFICIAL brick
macnlses'ano VINO TOW seek outoi the pow
e1y VI 'ne eA.lteels 10 make "aoiesate
sef@ote u the!r 'anos, ana subs'1tute lot
tne 'y51nns u u slavery tae tyranny o1
mehopo's. 1ne oii.' as amenoeo, gives
.no i'si' u n7s .o1 1"o Aunafeu 1cet oe-
.Nt.n ., a' aoEuses' osole'a' ana toFt hoyal'
,soueu Salonna' d oistaace ol aocu' one
n1 n:.r ~ na ,an :. ~ a'so eh"o"s tle roso
49,. % 80. ~ s4e 4'ea peau,olt u1s-
-. go. wv 4o14st.eo W .ne
- - 49, Aeut VI tAAIs'
anu so "Asu 4"hes se1 apais !ua tfeso
4Aen "at WA. !, ploslues tnat
ne5 us' q u,'iAoa otiiats "nl:n nave
oe.u po'o NV LUG !.sasuly ny tue sa'e
.nese 1Alus suai' ue pa'o oseh W 'u.s
!an"e5 ~ eA1n.use 4oe i1a secoau Holt-
ss oono na's' - at!Aaees .aa1 LUG
~. sen. 4Ase.sss W 1n1s subsidy snals
c...' A ~ we sa,u .oau cati 'ns oaa'eo
80. u1t -" 'nat IS oeeueu W GULF
rs s.s ..a':nee ~ y, .ae ~ 70 p1o,
ta 1911 s,,,ms., 10y ~ -. -, ~ ,sa % ,s,s 1s'"05 sn@'i
" ~ us A
80. 7 - -. A.SA W.. ~ "n1en lAe p'opo,
49, 49,. ~ 'aAe 'anu no" one u
.ae .oE,s .''u1a so'on.es,. parry " 1he W..
Ioepsu.ense .. ouu 'ne aeeeptsnce VI
LUZ eons 'fo, ,ion-ahu W assls' sne mo.
nopols 'nus 1aso1ec VIII moneys RAISED
- sen1Ps eon''s uous l7aos unoer Int
nan1he
tleeecen'S 'of luis 2snllrary system o'
pn'1an1Lfony mus. oe iound IN tho Nor.
man cefanest OF England anu IN periods
Fct mere sa7aee' when the Vlcto1s drew
lois 'of INC es'a'ts ot 'oe 48tqolsnco, and
tbe val qa'shtd accepted peonage OF
s'afsaucp, inc luxury OIL oan'snment De-
ng uenleu 1nsn' Inc 1harea OF moaop-
o'5 mas come 10 3 1t" tn.ie-stoue, ettmoee
is last grace ana feacaea Us hisnes' a't:-
luue IN lhis ploposlaon. weary OF lano
Grabbing II Ing ttahs' hl'ss;sa'pp1 unms'n
tEe army ol sups'o'zatlon mas moqnie'
"hst 3ehefel ohelman' IN MS 81. LOU
srfech' calltd 1.-THE return gave ri en-
pire,' rnd Kansas executes coup de mai
npon Carolina. It is impossible to assum
that there Is any chsnce for this bill pass
ing either house OF Congress. The fat
. ot its introduction shows the iugenuit
dnd Ubiquitous an oltlon OF the LOBBY I
con'r'Se 1oos OUT OF al confiteeocses an
, 1869-01-26
We congratulate the Chicago TIM

We congratulate the Chicago Tines
upon The improvement Of its vision 10
respect Of The Snuth Side Park. That
which was very improper three wc1ks
a9n IS marvellous proper now. Tnat
which WAS crooked aud z'gzag then has
become plain and straight since. The
adjoining propcrty.owners were naughty
ard i'll behaved and cvil-m:nded persons,
about the first Of January. They are
now e5 ccediugly well-bred and accom-
pliabed gentlemen. We congratulate
the Tines IN the improvement in the bill,
The improvement in The park, and the
1uproveT ent in the prcper:y.holdara,
, 1869-01-26
TIE PRAIRIE D{F CHEM MUIR
DER.
Pa1tfe MARS { + the Attempt 1u LJDcI
tho I2UTaF ftr.

Fran the Wisconsin a.a,e Jour al, J,r. ~.
The Prairie du CHEN Inios .a1yes full par
ticular. OF tho attempted robbery and the
murder Of Mr. Emory Wright, OF that place,
on Tuesday uornr1y,-the accce1nt ho.ever,
emhracinE few facts not o]rcady published.
It states. however, tha& AIr. Wright was
bsdly wounded on the head by Or. Miller
with the soldering in,n, with which be ma,ie
the first attack, Mr.. Wright marerrd to
seize that weopou, spd nstd It ic. defend
bitnscif, Int was stabbed tree fines with a
drk-knlfe b, fore be u.auaeed TO csca:e and
give the alarm TIE murderer maL,. bis
escape, but was tracked and arrested near ear
Blue RlYtr Station, and taken to Pfairic du
Chicn to Jail. In Dr.. NiIlcs's house. was
found very lorGe quantlsr OF stolen .sopts.
the proceeds Of scf,es OF hurglaries among
other things a lot of silver fIun the CathvEc
Church. lie was a man Who In agouI
reputation, and bud made fayorablc In
preston, and had always been foremost
among those hunting thieves and 1ost prop
ersy when the depredatlons were committed.
Of which he had eeuerally bern the author.
1fr. Wright was man much beloved In
the com1nubity. nnd the ,1tmust Indignation
was aroused ngpinst his murderer. which
was sggrnv.ted to tho greatest 1egfue
| when Mr. Wright died uu Thursday. Il epc.
| cial despatch gives the following ncrgunt uf
, 1869-01-26
Gt)G Grihuege.


1H1 DAILY iE1BuHA IL iaa1eo evcs3 uo.n,nx tos
GfcnlAuon os Carriers. ueEkIaen and the raxils.
1af lei fxkIr TR1AuER IL tssoed on Moudayt,
Wednesdays aoo FHnAyA tot the inatls only And
1R1 "EkELT TKHcr1 u Issued On Tnu1sdayr for
tae mAls and sale n onr counter aud BY uewsmeo.
TERMS:
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0hlI{ heluon. rtT
TEt-"cek1y Edition. Rer rsesr................ 600
weekly Editor. geT year. 200
TO CIT 8CH4c1I1HEs.
O13tF4 delivered. Sunday Kxc1FTTD 45c8- per week.
Daily. delivered. Sunday lScLrnkn, 31cts rer week.
RentttAnces may pe made either hT Drart. k1rrcsA
Fos ofce osdez. o. In seEiaered letters et ouE risk.
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Chicago, III.
, 1869-01-26

rbc Au.tr, AT Emperor still ratnsss to forcirs
hi. corsir, Az ho nike Henry. for rastrJir pesttv
,s,,- r; c:2.-. -Ae !ati>-. h2M:rsr. saf*i:e t-e
lmpe11A acgsSs
, 1869-01-26

time In Utah and Colorado, and is thoroughly
acquainted With the wants Of our new Terri
| tories. We Wish him abundant SUCCESS,
, 1869-01-26

Congress has abolished the use Of stencil
or stamp franks, by which q big datkcy,
With muscular arm, could cheat the Post
Office out Of hfty dollars au hour. No
man used the frank 50 freely on q
less important errand than VIM. b. Kelley
sti.uents While IN town to enycloping, seal.
Ing and tying up his interminable speeches,
and then be dischai ged them at the plticnce
OF the country. What drcaly world this
| would be if every man had a copy Of one o.
Kelley's speeches. The Imagination leave:
her throne at this dreadful possibility.
/ GRANTS SIT DIG.
"Good evening", General Grant," said {
pleasant ott5ce-seeker the other night to th:
you, General, sincc election"
"plenty have" said Grant, tive not bee,
i ffiend of mine overheard this, and he say
the drol1 eobeTness ol GIANT saying It WI
worthy Ct GazricE.
The Senator's are coming back, as thei
elections arc now uearly all sccomplishs
By the way, what right have Senators to r
home to clectioneer daring session! The Su
Murphy bill nearly passed the Senate bccaus
| Of these absences.
Nearly sixteen thousand dollars appear upo
tic books MS paid to n. g. Ordway, the Sci
ctantst-Arms Of the House Of Represents
t1yes, for expenses al summoniug witnesse
This Is rot money paid to witnesses but pal
J 10 the Sergeant fur sending for them. Ie
cents a mile both Ways are the wages Of h
messengers, and on his lists appear the nam
of number If lo,terrs, report rs: and pe
tlc Of no pgrticula1 description. Ihe prime
pic ri mileage is grossly abused ~ meulf e3
s..!2" ~ saychnR9As MY os esets -; :;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-04-14

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