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Sec. Cox on Negro Suffrage,

Sec. Cox on Negro Suffrage.
Gen. Grant, in bis inaugural, ia
yors extending negro suffrage by the
adoption Of the 18th amendment
The Chicago platform pledged the
right to determine the question in
the loyal states, to the people Of
those states. In July. 1865. Sec.
Cox. then Z candidate for Gov. of
Ohio, being Intercepted by the
Oberlin Negro Suffragers ~ to his
views upon this subject, replied a.
shown by the following extracts,
while the people Of the . loyal
state Of Ohio" by over $4,000
majority voted against extending the
ballet to the negro " a#a
You, judging from this distance.
say: Deliver the four millions Of
freed people into the hands Of their
former oppressors, now cmbittered
by their defeat. and they will make
their condition worse than before. y
I, starting from the same principles.
and after four years Of Gloss and
thoughtful observation OF the races
where they are. say I am unwilling
81 forced to the conviction
that the effect Of the war has no,
been simply TO embitter their rola.
tions. but to develop rooted an.
tagonism which makes theil
permanent fusion in ono polit
ical community an absolute impos.
sibility. The sole difference be-
tween &c. then, is in the degree Q,
hostility Hs find existing between
the races. and its probable perna.
psnss. You assume that the ex
tension q the right Of suffrage t.
the blacks. leaving them intermixei
With ths vbitss. viii o1re al tn
trouble 4 believe that it woul,
Jathsr Ike thu dpoisions in tia
optsr darkness Of which Milton
speaks, where
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We call the atttentpn our readers to the r..
variable certificate If cures performed BY Dr.. O.
". Robas.'s eelsbrstsd scandinavian Aedjslnss-
We do ~, knowing them TO be genuine The aeens
has shown - the original letters, copies Of wkib
appear below The propsletors Of these medicine
asshor.e V to :sy. that they win give reward =
ten thousand deilars 70 any person Wis WIN sAsW
that any Of the letters referred to are not authentic
They have been sent unsolicited, and the company
have In their possession over 5000 Of ailar chaf.
acter. Any Druggist can satisfy the mos skeptianl
Of the value Of those truly wonderful agents, d.
backs Stomach Bitters, Roback's eca3dinavien
"Blood Purifier dBlood Pills." ..a
The undersigned Druggist Of Crssoo, calls TIE u.
tenton OF his customers to the letters publshed b.
low OF the wonderful eficasy Of Dr.. RODACED
stomach hitters, Dr.. RoBACk's Scandinavian Dloe6
ruriher, aud DR.. ROBACK'S seandinaviaa Bloed
ough to know that they are ali they Are rscommend
ca 70 %, ana thae The eeseeae - q cueso pnbAed
are true. Slgned
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: Chaos umpire sits,

And by decisions more embIoils the fray.
Yet, rs I affirm with you, that the
rights Of life and liberty are ina
lienable, and more than admit the
danger of leaving lsboring class
at the entire mercy Of those who
formerly owned them as slaves, you
will say that I am bound to furnish
some solution of the problem which
shall not deny the right or incur the
peril. So am, and the only real
solution which I can see is the
peaceable separation of the races.
x X
Because there could be no real
unity Of people between the South
ern whites and Southern blacks, it
seems manifest 20 me that there
could be no political unity, but
rather strife for the mastery, in
which the one or the other woul 90
to the wall.
The struggle for the supremacy
would be direct and immediate, and
I see no hope whatever that the
weaker race would not be reduced
to hopeless subsection, or utterly
destroyed. There is no reason to
suppose that Missouri border ruff
fianism could never be repeated on
new fields, and the strife thus in
augurated, the merciless war would
continue as long as the obnoxious
race had an existence. You have
expressed your anticipations of such
result in one state Of the case.
how is it that you do not see that a
direct struggle for power at the
ballot box would make the contest
more deadly?
The Anglo-American and African
American races now stand face to
face upon tho Southern soil in irrec-
oncilable hostility. The few col.
ored men whom we may have among
US may be regarded as the waits and
strays of the great body which is a
nation in numbers, and in its isola-
ton by mental and ply sical charac.
teristics. It is as q unit that we
must deal with them. and no palter-
ing with the edges Of the difficulty
will avert the doom which all histo-
ry teaches us will follow a wrong So
luton. &c.,.
Does Sec. Cox now see any differ
ent solution Of the question than
be did in 1865, in favoring a "sep
aration of the races 20 or did Gen.
Grant, the next day after deliver
ing his inaugural, ignore it's rec
comm endations to accept the views
of Gov. Cox If Cox thinks as
he did in 1865 that there is An cir
reconcilable hostility which makes
a "political unity between the
races an "absolute impossibility F"
why did he accept a place in the
Cabinet? or if Grant adhered to
his expressed views, and Cox re-
mains unchanged in his, why did he
appoint Cox. whose views were 80
we'll and so widely known?
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Republican State convention
Of Virginia met at Petersburg on
the 10th Of March, nomi mating q
full ticket. 81. H. Wells was nomi-
mated for Governor, Dr.. J. D. Har.
ris, (negro) for Lieutenant Cover
nor, Thos. r. Bowden for Atty.
General. and A.. N. Crane fol
Congressman at large. Tho Ser
geant ct Arms Of the convention Wal
negro.
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The Senate seems to be in mud
. die about the repeal Of tho tenure.
Of, Office Get. We think there is ne
question but il the matter was sub.
mittcd to the American people, a
two-thirds majority would declare
for an insta infamous and uncondit-
ional repeal ofthc civil tenure law.
They would vote to restore the
constitution, and give the executive
the just rights aud powers confer
red on him BY that instrument, and
thus enable him to reform and
purify the public service Of the
country, now admitted to be cor
rupt beyond all precedent. Moving
In special circle Of their own,
and many Of them in an atmosphere
of excessive and ridiculous preten-
sion, Senators who oppose its re-
peal. do not realize the intensity or
universality Of public sentiment in
favor Of at once, and forever,
srasing this enactment, provided
for the protection Of thieves, and
their friunds, } from the statute
books. Still less do they approci-
ate the fact that at this time in.
dividual politicians do not have
tho popular followers they once had;
and that, whether rightly or wrong
", wisely or unwisely, the conf
dence lately reposed in the repub-
lican leaders, has been transferred
to Gen. Grant. Yet such is the
fact, and if unknown to Senators it
Is sufficiently patent to all outsia-
ers. .-...
His popularity at the present
time is so much greater than theirs,
that If they wish to oppose him
they must choose their ground with
the most consummatc care, and be
sure that they differ on points where
they oan enlist the popular sympathy
or they arc sure to be overwhelmed
or annihilated in the conflict. The
popular sympathies in this case
favor repeal of the law--not so
much, perhaps, from just apprecia-
ton of the violence it does to the
Constitutional prerogatives Of the
president, but because thoy
consider that the ONLY CHANCE for
. reform In the official corruption
that now robs the treasury and dis
graees the republic, is in the presi-
dents having the untrammeled pow
er Of removal.
The people desire that he be re-
sponsible to them for the proper and
faithful discharge Of his duties
and not to the Senate. If
tho general result of his action be
good, if the true spirit of reform be
carried out, they will overl ook in
divid1sl instances of error-but the
idea that the president must make
arrangements with senators by
which their individual friends and
supporters must be retained to the
public injury is intolerable. The
Senate is in false position and
must recede. The opportunity to
do 50 gracefully is gone, but it can
yet do so in time to rescue that
body from the odium and deserved
disgrace that is sure to follow per-
sistepse in it's mad and revolutions
Dry course. #@.
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To the East. @@
Passengers going East will find the
Grand Haven Route, the shortest
cheapest, and most COMFORTABLE ROUTE
to all points EAST, on and after Monday
May 4th 1868. The Steamships Of this line
will leave milwaukee from Co.'S dock, foot
of MILWAUKEE STREET, DAILY,
Saturday excepted at > % j. n.
MAKING DIRECT CONNECTIOFs ut
Grand Haven with morning express trains
for Detroit and all points EAST. III ~
less than by any other route. Through
tickets for sale by Geo. L. Scott at depot
Prairie du Chen Wis, and ut all principal
ticket Offices in the Northwest, also at Co.'S
Office 1916 Main Street, Milwaukee and
on board Steamships. ~
W. W. WILSON, Western Passenger
Agent Milwaukee, Wis.
THOMAS BELL, Gen, supt. Detroit
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MARINERS wishing to improve their
IL stock Of horses should call on the un.
dersigned, who will be found on Friday
and Saturday of each week at J. Dc
Noyelies,in Cresco; balance Of the week at
his residence four miles west Of Cresco on
the Howard Center road. He grooms the
above we'll known and valuable stock
horse, brought to Iowa, from Michigan BY
Aaron Kimhall. #s su~ # 5
March 10th 1868 ag45 "A tfTE.
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E
NOTICE is hereby given that An cleo
~ ton will be held at the Court room in
the city of Cresco, on Monday the 9th day
Of April 1869, at which time and place the
following officers will be chosen, TO wit
A Mayor.
V Five Trustees. ~ r
A Recorder. s1 gI 4z ''.
A City Marshall.
A City Collector.
A City Attorney.
A City Treasurer. y
A Pound Master: u -
A Street Commissioner. 10 a-
OF which all electors will take due and
timely notice. ~ 4ts D3+
Dated March II, 1869, .se
sg -a..s /. GREGORY, Mayor.
w. r. MEAD, Recorder. =est........,,
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10y virtue of an execution issued out of
- the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
court Of Howard county Iowa, to me di-
rected and delivered, in IN action wherein
Daniel Wheeler is plaintiff and Nelson j.
Tubbs and his wife and O. N. Barrett are
defendants and wherein the said plaintiff
recovered judgment and decree Of fore
obscure against the said Tubbs and wife
rendered on the 3rd day Of February 1869
for one hundred and eighty. seven dollars
and thirty seven cents and q priority Of
lien as against the said q. N, Barrett, and
costs of court assessed at eleven dollars
and sixty cents. ! have levied upon the
southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter Of section one in township ninety-eight
north Of range eleven west 0ft the 9Th p. M.
by virtue Of special execution against the
same bearing date ON the 10, day of March
AID. 1869, and that shall expose the said
premises to sale at the front door Of the
court house in Cesco Iowa on Saturday the
18th day Of April 1869 q one O'Clock ?. \
ofsaid day, when and where due attend
anse will be given by the undersigned. I.
Dated March II, 1869.
- ly aA#5E J. r: POWELL. NV
1tr Sheriff.
Printers fee $50
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$500 REV ARD.

r OST NEAR THE STORE OF
IL strother & Kirkpatrick, two gold
watch keys, one gold wire seal, and one
gold album. The above reward will be
paid to the finder II hel will return the
articles to the store Of Strother 4 Kirk
patrick. 8a @.@
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s T R A Y f d.!

NROM my place in Granger, one bay
Il mare colt three years old, had rope
around her neck when she left. She was
last seen in Cresco, Thursday evening, the
10th. Any person returning her to the
farmers House Hugh Owen's) will be
suitably rewarded. ------.-
F. WEYMAN.
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READ THE
TESTIMONY,

From one Of the oldest printers
IN the State Of Illinois,
OFFICE OF THE VINO & REPUBLICAN,
QUINCY, Ill, August %, 1868,
PRINCE, WALTON & Co.,
Cincinnati, o,
Gents find your
Roback's Bitters,
afterusing two boxes
in my family, to be a
"good Esq., Send
me another dozen by
U. S. Express, and if
you don't want local
notices to the amount
charge it to us ON
advertising account.
Yours in haste,
JAMES l.. LANGDON.
Regards to Mr.. Wal
ton.
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SPRNa PoRr, JACKSON Co., MlcH.(
August !, 1859. !

SrRNa Poar, JACKSON Co, MlcH.(
August !, 1859. !
DIR. C.. w. ROBACK:
Dear SIR boy
about eight years old
was very much trou-
bled with St. Antho-
ny's Dance, so that at
times he was unable
to feed himself, fire.
quently falling on the
floor or ground in a
fit; and three of my
family had the fever
and ague. l bought
SOlne VI your OcdH.
dinavian Blood Pills
and Purifier of your
agent here, Mr.. CAL
kins, and to oul: great
joy theynot only cured
the fever and ague,
but my boy of the St.
Anthony's dance, for
which we shall ever
feel grateful. . .....
40 Yours truly, e.
-. G.. H. BAUM.
For Sale by DR.. y. J. Glenn.
0aer, CresCO, Iowa.
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The Wheeler and Wilson, as is we'll.
known, has won at nearly every trial in
| which it has competed, the highest award
of merit The representatives of other ma.
chimes have entered the list time and again
only to be defeated, and finding it impos.
sible to compete fairly have endeayored to
decry the. value of premiums. They are
not slow, however, to boast Of the few they
have received. But in the Grand Trial.
Daily use throughout the world where only
true merit gains favor,ana super GRITTY
wins the race, the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sew.
ing Machine stands triumphantly the
champion, by the verdict Of the people, as
shown by the number manufactured and
sold by the several Sewing Mabhine Com
panies, from the start up to the expiration
Of the time Of the Howe Patent, Sept, 10th,
1867. ...1as l8ss@
Vince Ter s. Wilson Manufacturing Compa.
ny. OOO, W.
Singer Manufacturing Com. 202, 600
Grover & Bakers S. NJ. - l65, 0OO
Wilcox & Gibbs s. NJ. +" $1,000
Howe Machine company, 5000
Florence Sewing Machine com. $4,000
Finkle & Lyon s. M. company 1900
Empire 8. M. company, $4,000
Etna Sewing Machine company, IL 200
Weed Sewing Machine company, 1000
Leavitt Sewing Machine company 5000
Let it be remembered, also, that one Of
these companies, the Singer is fully three
years older than any other, and all Of them
except the Florence and the Wilcox g.
Gibbs, have made large Machines, exclu-
sively adapted to leather and other heavy
manufacturing. The Wheeler T. Wilson
company have rs exclusively made spe-
ciality Of the family machine, and have
derived no benefit whatever from the large
trade in heavy machines. This fact must
be taken int consideration in estimating
the uhequaled popularity Of this wonderful
machine, and If while it has only been
qualified to fulfill heretofore the ordinary
requirements Of sewing machine, such as
scanning, tucking, quilting, braiding, gath
ering, binding, hemming and Telling, It has
achieved such an enormous sale, what may
we not expect now that within short time
attachments have been invented, extrsme.
~ simple and readily Oomprshended, for
tuck marking, ruffling, smhroidering, and
GROWING all, making automobiles? 81
WEST, FARRAR, T. Comfy.
49-0 100 Lake street Chicago Ill.
Sole agents for Illinois, Iewa & Nebraska.
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enabled
PUN TEAS These Teas not but ru.l . they China
Canton and Ys Our Teas selected With BY R00a Tusn
We realized cn
NE JAP%S TE SMALL s5S
EXTRE FINE JAPAN 1,15
BEST JAPAN, 1925
Y. H. TEA,~s.... 1,2O
~ EXTRA FINE Y. H. s...-...s..... $50 1865
IMPERIAL TEA (GREEN) 1925
".&. BEST IMPERIAL (GREEN), 1850
GUNPOWDER (GREEN) 1926
FINE EXTRA GUNPOWDFR (GREEN) $50
BLACK TEA, 80
EXTRA FINE BLACK, Ito
BEST OOLONG, ...., 1926 ..
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, 1850
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ns. sfn e. sg T b. NJ; s T. 1885,
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refunded
..9. menI las '..-o4s s,,,. 2. r. Barron & Bro.
Groceries, Full Stock, Amber and Golden Syrup Sugar SDcI
=. Coffee Rice &c. "
The Goods haze bought Cash. strictly bought Cheap
ss goods learn prices yo.good
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Giard Township, May Is, 1868.
Messrs Z. Il. Barron & Bro.
Gents-I Lave tried your Japan and Imperial Tea
at u rs cents per pound, and consider it better
than that received fscm any Tea company-also
mudh cheaper. Send me 8 lbs Imperial Tea by
bearer. Yours very respectfully. ORLIs WARN.
hand these fine Teas enough to supply the wants Of
nnesota. Particular attention paid to filling Club
do not give entire satisfaction they can be returned
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.Farmersburg, Iowa, May 10, 1868.
A Messrs E. r. Barron 4 Bro, McGreeor.4
Gentlemen.-The Gun Powder Tea had of YOU
for 81 % cents per pound Is good II not better
than Tea have had from any Tea Company, and
Comes cheaper. III take ten pounds more. Yours
truly, DAME. BRONSON.
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Tie Goods are haze IN store we,s 6ougk Casa stri tou
Come See Look at goods learn prices ard w do yox
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Garnavillo, Iowa, May 14th, 1868.
Messrs Z. n. Barron Bro, NcGregor.
Dear Strive have used the Imperial Tea at 81 ,25
bought of you last Thursday, and and 1t very nice
article. You,s very truly. r. ONLY.
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f Fact !, IL, and Fancy. ans,

A smart l,liins-Nlu,tarl plaster. Y
Al,"le ii, an,au'. prndt1rA largerrhs.
The l,ard.sl,ip., Of .hy aocean-Irou..
rladsa, ii
| '|Ons mans fnul.is another mans les.
soh. 5,s .,.5 IT,, ~ I'm. b.,.'. q a,Is
Tie fear tl,ati. life tS' q, tt'-T'hc atn'os-
phcre. -ai % sbalt us IA ,i3a3l
Which has s',e,lno.t legs. horse or.
noi,,r.c :? No horse, because no horse
has;hve. .ai. " 3g. f. :
Somebody. save the. Mississippi hr,
raised nnr fnot When it raises tic other
1t will probably run. tlq
The mind j. Ike . trnnt-ifwrll mack
ed. + holds almost everything; fill
packed. next to nothing. ~.
r Wehava IL on good anthcritv that the
gentl-man VIII" was "afrail Of hislifc."
has siacc put an cnd to it.
lfNl;ss Swami. tie Nova SCOTS giant.
4ss. wcrc Is die by inches, how long
would she 8, expiring? r,ga sa5 s
Why il the occl,rasim c' 4 cork ''lr
proper o,le for hot wentn"r7 Can't tHH
sce it? lscc,hse It's a coofsan' -airy
/ business. NJ cards. ' M, n 'D ,
Thc ,nri"nss n.c1 II rcrr-nte il,e ashes
nf ,lr,nrt4d ancestors; tie if@lerns fnl.
Inv the example. sl"*ins grent affection
for The dust" q theirs. .'''',.
r.tI'l,ei.. oldest inhafi,ant'' a,lini,s .lisl L,
| il sweet Ia have frirmls snt rah trt'sf.
but ,nnre, convenient tS' fave friends who
will trust" ynu. n.lc d,-4n
. An Indignant orator At recent rnliii.
cal meeting, IN rcfmins MI erpnncl,'.
tlurdpred,-"Nir. t'lairmap. | c"rn
The allegation. defy tue alligator"
A Cann.a editor says he hss IA keen
rapi-t to lr1k all totfy aid knnvrs.'
luis friaal.. II tlry nfe prudent, will
take il fronli liim. lie nigh. commit .ui'
eide. l,mr t.frl ir aa
There are innny more people unxioNt 10
yet into office than ever there vsfe to ~
I Z sIl ~ nr \.
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E1THEE LEJTiiEK II

: ii. citizen, of Levi, snlgaltiinsi icdunir.
are respectfully informed ilnn | ami nov pre-
pared 10 supply them with s!i kinds Of Leather
'Soil, Upper aud Sole, on 'iCtS0iaile ,crnis. |
hare tile ,uoN experienced rh,ner ii llicrortry,
: asd will Try TO nn.ke such sfork as .,ll SUIT NY
suito,ners. ile,nlock Or Eastern ianuc'l Sole
;Gslf and Zip skins. larl,rs> ,ini side leather al
a~ays onilia0i. AL tanned oil The old plali.--
Ne short Jor patent rtucrss used here. The
hiSlieM prize paid III e,.i or leather Tor grccilor
Dr.! Hides, Al Tie o,d l.oreniz Tannrty. Terms
strictly cash. l'lrasc call aid sa, me.
Weston, WA. +
iauK24-ft ~ I! 10 G. Bt'TcllEH.
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"a Jim said q Muster 10 bis urrrcns
lice, Us he VII, abort stating on short
isurnpy. "yp,, nus, orrury my place
While | mn ABSENT "'rlthk yon, .ir, "
iennrrly REPLIED JYhrai bat ia rather
-leep pwitl, tile boys" IN. cilula,.
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Home Reading:
Immodcst words admitof mo Defense,
For want Of decency is want Of sense.

tsver be pushed into n'eauncss.i , 57,i
The champion ''uellist of France hu.
fought one hundred duels .7.''.f 'i'
There are are 400 telegraph stations in
Great Britain.
Weston's peculiar beauty-tho "mar,
bic fronts" on Main street.
It c,tiiunlsi that there are as3.o0(
liFcshihg iischines in the u,hiisd States
without couhting the 'stl:oel-mar'ns:"',
IA In. China;. tIiey have cein dNceu o.
which are, equal to on4 frhs: What ,
capital coin for Church collcctiods,, ~,
The number Of persons who died frnn
drunkenness in Russia last year WI.
2,74S-scvsn day. ;...z ,lq,.
10 Philosophical happiness is to want little
dnd enjos mGch !, vulgar happiness is I,
to Want i.idch aud enjoy little. NJ. ,l,.5
NN3 lUN iHHNf l' A''.'fFF i"t" tN't'l N'Ni
ii, True elo1uehce consists in saying al
tlIst Ia tleccssary, and nothing but VIII,
i, is necessdt5.ll auil ms 10, tau aaa
n' Leisure is sweet to those who h,v.
earned it hut burdensome to those who
get It fnf nothing. NAi '''i''i1''ias tRa,a
70 Nothing so alufhs the face as cfiser.
fulncss raWheti the lieartiis iniflower, its
bloom and beauty.pass to the fea'urcs.u'
Cant that drunkard be reclaimed by
anybody" 4''Not until be has FIRST been
claimed by ,omebody,D,, %.i1 = ,r,,il
F.'If aman emptiss his purse into lis
head, no one can take It sway from him
An investmehtin knowledge always pays
tic best interest. ,iti.~i 2iFiiHTl' 0iil %
1faHy onc was ever dragged around by
the hair Of his head, he cah form some
ids. Of how pleasant II l. fUf Il slecp to be
l,adied about by tho aool., ,isds islq
Civ, us ir,ot lncn lncn ilkc xeathq!tracks,
who change viii, every Slid, hut mel,
l,ha,,."i.ss nH -" "AS ii '"st '""stl w '""s,asD = :
~" '"t'' 80 .H' 5,igea ~ .1sdg ftisN
70 An illiscr.te .rt.e.ponacnt, who lis
given to stffiiGg, salts to know when
Il 80 . t IL \
,hon, I .rc 70 cnn,o oG ''''.' ~ '"N>" N>sN "'e
'iS 80 ''i.6 ,,gl',.
I: It's suggested that a good way to pay
the national debt would be to impose tax
upon all persons who vontilate financial
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