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VINEGAR BIrTERs.-Dr. J. Walker, a
regular practicing physician of Cali
fornia, has conferred priceless boon
upon mankind by the introduction of
Critters" compounded from herbs
exclusively, which may be truly said
to be superse, ing all others, and is
becoming bitter dose indeed for the
charlatans and quacks, on account of
its immense sale and universal popu-
larity. Not only are these Vinegar
Bitters, as he calls them, an invalu-
able tonic and alternative, but they are
acknowledged as a standard Medicine,
and the astonishing rapidity with
which they cure diseases hitherto de-
clared incurable, seems almost incred-
ible. After having been carefully
tested, they are kept on hand in thou
sands of households, and used for any
and every form of disease, many re-
lying upon them in preference to the
most celebrated physicians. They
have become a recognized ''family
remedy" and nroperly 50.
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By neglecting the precaution which
their own imprudence. We have seen the
young and beautiful girl, the hope and pride
of her parents-her cheek flushed with an.
ticipation, and her eyes beaming with the gay
dreams of life-we have seen all this changed
for shroud by neglecting a common cold
which had settled upon her lungs. 1t might
have easily been cured il it had been attended
to in time. Now, when your lungs are first
diseased with the incipient stages OF con
sumption, You should use Aliens Lung Bal
sam, which will relieve them without fail.
For sale by all medicine dealers.
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Cough il a symptom by which various dis
eased conditions of the throat, bronchial tube
and lungs manifest themselves. But whether
it arises from the irritation produced in t g
throat and larynx by taking cold, from an =
tack of bronchitis, from incipient consumT-
ton, or from various other causes, nothing
will alIay it more speedily or cure it more per
manently than DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. It does not matter whether it be
a recent attack, or lingering cough, the Dis
covery is in either case equally well adapted
for its relief and permanent cure. In fact it
will cure a cough in one-haf the time niece !
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sary to cure it with any other medicine, and it
does it, not by drying it up, but by removing
the cause, subduing the irritation, and heal,
ing the affected parts. No time should be lost
in commencing the use OF proper medicine
for the relief of cough, for unless this
course is pursued, serious and dangerous dis
ease of the lungs is liable to result. Golden
Medical Discovery is sold by all dealers in
medicines
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Old man Wheeler of Minnesota
wants a divorce from his wife. She
sent him down the cellar one night last
week after bottle of yeast. He got it
and was trudging along up stairs, think
ing of nothing in particular, when the
bottle exploded, soaring Wheeler so that
he fell with one great whoop down in a
soap barrel under the stairs. When
they pulled him out he pranced around
yelling "Cuss a wife; cuss yeast; cuss
the whole of ye I" And the lawyers
say he has got a good case.
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The new Encyclopedia Britannica
has these appalling assertions 90 Ii the
natural resources of America were
fully developed it would afford susie
nance to $500, O00, 600 inhabitants
number nearly five times as great as
the entire mass of human beings now
existing on the globe And what is
even more surprising, it is not improb-
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seventy-fve, and of the independence
of the United States of America the
ninety-ninth.
By the president U. s. GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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Prematnre lnss nf tha hair uhich

Premature loss of the hair, which is
so common nowadays, may be entirely pre-
vented by the use of Burnett's Cocoaine. 1t
has been used in thousands of cases where the
hair was coming out in handfuls, and has new
er failed to arrest its decay, aud to promote a
healthy and vigorous growth. 1t is at the
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-02-26

THERE ara more than one thousand
different kinds of pills in the United States.
Some of them are worthless and injurious,
Others are good and beneficial. Old DIR. Par
sons invented the best anti-bilous pill we ever
saw or heard of. Thew are now sold under
the name of Parsons Purgative Pills.
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of the teeth is really caused

Decay OF the tteth is really caused
by their being dissolved by acids gen
Grated in the mouth by the decomposi-
ton of small particles of food. It is
clear, therefore, that the only method OF
preventing this is to apply the brush
Immediately after every meal. Soap. is
the best substance to use on the brush,
though it is advisable occasionally to
use a rather rough powder of some
kind to keep the teeth in brilliant
polish.
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The COnsumptiVes or sufferer frem any
pulmonary disease will find TUFTS Expectorsnt the
most general restorative ever offered invalid.
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According to an Eureka, Nevada,
journal there are over thousand tons
of bullion in bars at the Richmond
smelling works awaiting shipment.
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WE understand that the whooping-
cough is quite prevalent in the towns around
us; but that no cases have proved fatal. Some
families use nothing but Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment. Our Doctor. however, says a little
iDicac, to produce vomiting, would be an sd-
vantage.
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A Chinese Comedy.

The San Francisco Call speaks of a
performance bya newly imported troupe
OF Chinese actors and gymnRsts as fol.
lows: ''The piece presented was evil
IDENTIFY in the low comedy line, Judging
from the great merriment of the audi
ence, excited by the dialogue bus the
leading features were the grand military
spectacles, jugglerY, and acTobatic per-
formances. At different times Chinese
soldiery, of the old style, appeared
upon the stage to the number of forty
or fifty, and exhibited the mode of war
fare with spears and other ancient weap-
ons. The fencing exercises and COM
bats with the double swords display
marvellous Gextarity and agility, and
demonstrate that the Chinaman on his
native heath, snd with his own style of
weapon, is a dangerous antagonist.
The mode of combat with hstchets and
meat. choppers and the utility of the
cumbersome bamboo shield are also
displayed. The iugglery, which con-
sists in running each other thro ugh
with swords and SPEARS, Draining one
another with meat.axes, ETC., is thrill
ing, but rather CHASTITY in its effect, and
most wonderful deceptive. The blood
is seen streaming down The naked bodiC s
OF the apparent victims in appearance
that IS wonderfully real, aud. after be-
ing decently slain in one Of the terrific
combats, it is quite surprising to OBJ
serve the deceased arise again, ard go
prancing off the stage with a meat
cleaver stuck in his skull"
According tosKepesy, the surgeon
to the Austrian Polar expedition, choca.
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According tosKepesy, the surgeon
to the Austrian Polar expedition, choca.
late, as a beverage, proved most valu-
able of ali the preserved meat and
vegetables in tins being also of the
greatest service M sustaining the
strength and spirits.
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Mechanical Diseases. Persons en-
gagged in Paints and Minerals, such az
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold-bcatcrs, and
Miners, as they advance in life, are subject
to paralysis Of the Bowels. To guard
against this, take dose Of WALKER's YE-
pa ID Rtg-rttps orpasionolIv
, 1875-05-05


The ulatest novelty In woman'a attire does
mt aouud co.,omfugtable. Hhe has, it aoetns,
adonted = ghrnlunt In which 1t Ia almost impoesi-
bio to walk or 10 Wit down, or to eutat carriage,
and whtcl, can only 10 worn by throwing tho
BODY into tho aost painful contoselons according
to Instructions specAiy glven by tho dEosa-
makers nj Who mauufasture 4. Tho p.ris eorra-
epouasnt OF lhe Queen gives tho following ac-
count Of this new Arttote Of dyess "Deml-
trai1,s," says the correspondent, "are inconyena
ient for thu Etrest, aud eyen for gettluK into
carriage, and they are 30 tied back and banded
with elastic that Walking aud, aboye all, sitting
down are not tue easy, oaralesa mossmanta
Of yoro. Some drasssuakora give Instructions
~ 10 tbs management Of these dclnl-tralns. Ilo
beat mauner OF gathering up tue train IL to su!n
to the right. bending slightly backwards, aad 20
take hold OF tue tlres5 W law down ~ possibla
with the right llaut. Wheu yon stratgl!ton and
stand upright again ths SKIRT vii! 10 lightly lttt-
ed, aud thus become 10 longer than short COS.
tune, Whon you wish 10 lot tho skirt trail
agaiu you must throw Il back with \ sWeop Of
the riRLt hlnd. This will bs found more grace.
fuI way Of preserving tlo train tsotn oot'taos
with the streets thsu by lifting It on each sl4
with both hands" Mia dressed in ooat o.
pair Of trousers Involving 10 much trouble and
suopy would hardly fsol np 10 performing thoss
diitiea Wlicl, woman kindly propoacs 10 take On
lar own hauds sho u, however, very stronR-
lnluloJ, md delights ID lie Of active ocoupa--
tlou. =,
, 1875-05-05
COMING TO BUSINESS.

lNE tAAilE1 IH&N1bpCEUs
At Tho hour nentioned tho uou.t Was jamre1,
and thero waB nc room Tor counsel At tho table,
and honcn Judge Williams sugEeatsd that Judge
Trco'S room ho used.
Judge Lawronco-Wo hrs not advised whather
Tho defc,itlautB III this caso expect to aproar by
counsel or not. Wo arc prepared to offer our
amendment to tlla bill, and to flo a supple.
mental bill, which ne ahnlt nsk leaye to file and
"olcslro that tho ordor authorizing III to amend
tho bill, Which we by simply addtng two new
parties complainant and a now defondant,-the
City Of Cllscago,-should bo mhlo without prej-
udlco to tho injunction. That, bolieyo, il the
usual form Of tho ofdori and when tho a1nond.
mont comoa lu, II 1t Is considered az reasvn for
dlssolving tho injuuetlon.-the fact that 1t IA
ptesontu1,-- cou1Ha that will DO presented
by tho motion from the other side. Tbs object
OF our proceeding, III Wow Of tho changed cond-
OF Chicago AZ corporation aud we do not lii
any cllsngo tho form OF the original bill by tho
amendment that wo seok 10 nlake,. nor do va
seos to plaeo tho right Of tho comPl.!nants to
plomentaE bill, but simply to show by Il wlss
action the City Counril has taken g!nce the il-
1nStqn soI,g fasn Sss Hanted or coutse submit to
unt ana 9"Gs taas + H. pfoFeE that Ms smsnd
without p1elndieo to the Injunction in tho lrss
instance. And tfle1l we shatl move, II tho Hup-
pletaontai blu u llad. for further writ Of in
la.,otson againet tho City Of Chicago on tue sup.
pseu9ahal bill: OF course, the question Of
ths eject Of amending In this way, or
o. hling the supplemental bill, may
DO ha'esa ~ gens!emen gu tho othor side after
your Aontf bus given us leave 10 take this
course Without Prejudice to tho Injunction Rs It
1 noT atatl.'s. II the leave to ameud tho original
Ply ~ tne mannef proposed and to flo tho sup
rlomentsi bill Ia granted, We will MAKE mution
1or further contnuauce Of tho injunction. II
tho gentlemen On tho other sllo desire 10 appoar,
mAlo. 'A'' ''"' ~
Ihe coult (so the counsel TOR tue city and Al
dsrm@sn)-uontlemoa,. @ do You dostre 10 10 heard
should lake it, own action Without vnur inter,n.
siuou1
JUDGE pIcKEY-
II tho Court please, NO came here in nbsdferce
to = notice. An application w,s main thia
morning to. continue she injunction thst ind
AlrAady been granted until tho further ortler Of
as Court. When tho ssntlem4n Judge Law.
, 1875-05-05
SPRINGFIELD
Old Tux h10ncys Covered inte the
YrensMry-lEopc.aln nkinE,

Special uitpa.ch to Ths cA4a10 TRIBUNE.
gpa1NaF1ELp. ILL.,. MaY i.-Ex.state Treasurer
lsutz ca.us up to-day snd paid over to Thomas
4. nidgway tue el5,000 OF the 1856 th1 which
aem.ined In his hsntsB held BY injunction against
him iu tho 1t, Clair County Circuit Court. Tho
Injunction las boeu dissolved, a,iti now tho e4-
Treasurer is ouablel to pay over tho money.
Ho received fEom lreastlrar ndgwas receipt
Ia full and le stands discharged OF all liability
10 tho btate. having previously paid oYor
k1lb, 100 OF thia fund.
The Cordags Company. organizqd and operat-
ing In lhis city to mako ropo from tho Indian
inA1iow weed. had fow weeks since about
abandoned tho Attonpt, 1t having proved = 1all-
cns tho Company ial secured. subsequently
tho Company secured smother Superintendent,
aud to-day moas excellent quality Of Eopo was
produced, sud tue achome IS aow pronounced
Ruccess.
, 1875-05-05
CIVIL RIGHTS.

THE BILL REVIEWED eY A TEXAN JUDGE.
New ORLEANS, May 4.--Julge Morrioles, OF
the United 6lates District Court, Eastern Dis
t1.ct OF Texas. iu charge to the Grand Jury
reviewed tho Ciyi! Rights bill, and oxpressod tho
opinion that all perdous have legal right to
hare bonrd md lodging at an Inn. transportation
on utcamera anu railroads.. OF Gtages, or on on
franco iu theatre. whio they d. not thereby
acquire auy socla! right l hold that cou-
ductor OF railroad train can assign special
car to ladies' aud children and their attendants.
to the eAcusion Of ali othnrs, provided other
passonKers arc furnished "ith CARS with al, ncc-
essary facilities for travelling. This would bs to
establish soclal rights. privileges, md iununl-
ties. Therefore, my Wow Of the act Is that !.
wAa not intended to affect social rights, but
c,v1l aud legal rights. III conclusion, tle Judge
stated tuat II 1t shall be made to appear that
any lnn-keepar, mauagcr OF theatre. or trans-
rorthtlon agent has refused proper facilities to
any one on acconnt OF r4co or color Or previous
condition. tue dEaul Jury viii DO authority to
lind I truo bill against tllum.
, 1875-05-05
NEW MATTER.

ADDITIONAL AFfIDAyITs.
Mr. Ponce then began hls argument in support
Of tbs motion for an e1tousion OF the temporary
injunction, rcadlug, by way OF prelude, several
aflidxvits.
Tie first ono WIS that Of
r.1. H1csEr,
Of tho Bevouth Ward, who testified to irregutari-
ties In tho ward 10 which llo belonged. Ho and
Mr.. Kshoe attempted to oversee tho workings Of
tho julaca Of elections, bus wore compelled 10
laavo tho room. In tho evcning. however, ho
gained admission to tho polling-plaes when tho
tickets woro being counted. There were prossnt
Meessp. Ryan. 6ommora, apd lIcCann. judges,
AID. Cullsrton. Po!ice-Oflcer Kindloy, and
atlaat IIe {IIlcley) noticed several tickets.
straight aud cleap, for the charter. He Raid to
Cullarton: "Iheuo never went Into tho
box BY tho handa OF yotsre,~ and Culler-
ton tors them up. Several handstul Of
the sama kind Of tckota we're also
torn up. Tho fraud was 80 apparent that 1t Ut
tcry disgusscu alIlans. Ha saw much moro that
Was Irregular, in tho Way Of falling to yAglstur,
repeating, sant OF record. and 80 On.
The Affidavit of
MEYER wAssEn3Ax, ..
ct tho Eighth Ward, mas next rahd. Hs also
IIs thought tho ba!ot-bo1 WAS vcry badly stuffed.
full" 1ls Judged Tint not more than 800 votot
were actually cast, although 2,o0o wore reported.
y was very remarkable; lie saw much rcpss!st-
judgea did not have : proper seal. They
used tho old one, and daubod 1t III
over tho box. It would not prevont " stufl'ug."
lIts brutl,ar's watch aud chaln wero sto!on By
tho crowd. Then ho thought II was tms to 60
home. (I.auEhter.l The rest OF tho affidavit
rocouuted, iu substance, what other atlantis had
already aworn TO-.
NICHOLAS a1rANNon,
: policeman. also toatitsod by affidavit. Tie at-
landed tho Ninth Ward polls during tie day. lIe
observel eood doal that was VI ons about tho
voting, Ho Haw only ono box, and he saw Bey.
erai men put iu two Tickets.
The Court, at this stAgo OF tho proceedings.
tho argument might, therefore, b. proossdod
with.
then ollulod briefly to tho history Of the recent
election, aud snia tnat, il was, by universal ao
wete 10 tako effect thu Mayor would be continued
in office utltI April, 1877 tho law provided that
ha shauiA eoEt,n,o iu office until lila successor
was slseted, aud tue timeof eleetion having been
| changed, tho Mayor was continued tu Office. lie
| deliberately charged tho Common Council with
! having connlyad At tho pa2saGa Of tho blu Of
1871 tor tho purpose OF continuing their term Of
office. and a'so because 1t gayo tho COUNCIL
sn0ss ox. p1n' " .o tmoxt r. tas as the
pleased. This wsa tho hoy to the great zeal
| which many OF thom displayed for tic passage
Of tho char.or roforred to.
Hs dld not wlss, TO !cfos at any great length to
| the actlon taken by tho Common Council within
few hours. ltwaa time that tho people should
| wake IN whom I body OF 1aau WHO wore tha
Creatures OF tue Legislature of tho State Of llll-
| nols delihosstcy trau,r!ed IN tha dust tho alan.
nrealdlag N thst brsuch Of The Court. 1t WAY
shameful that tho Council should 1taplay such
, 1875-05-05

2UUK1!ustfI KF31H17IIH1
Mr. Ponce then began Lis argument in supper
Of the motion for au e1tonsion OF the temporar
injunction, rcadiuG, by wAy Of prelude, ssrsra
aflidavits.
Tie first ono WIS TINT Of
, 1875-05-05

Tho Town of XsnIa. o., has beon houorsa by
the Czas OF Russ.s for lta temperance pEocllv!-
tes,-ths deapot having nasnsd liz grand
daughter altar 1t.
, 1875-05-05


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Of hc vave and the balloon Wa quickly a,np,.a, and
wei ppa' exhausted .sa'nat tres This VIA .tonsA
m ere ,msp Su a q &. tho sr ~ ve.n aaka x q rsr
,oo fc esh,a.ted' an ecsm. lisI "nh t
was about 10 rejoln M companious in ths ns1t
world.
e,sn.a n,v 1oar srAnsy recovttd
and stlt. hed their corfsea srsusrorttd to lie
shelter n ncighhdrin9 farm. aobpad TO Aul1ocA-
s'1n ~ rnu Z. fsen nsa 5es naT1 nnt recovered.
c.iyoi ~i,1 - n i ~ ~ "hesa heFs oeen 70
haye hsen foytri.b iii fhs n{cbt h.rs rot nj
been sbs 10 al anythins whstsyer. and raj eonss
quantity very weak. salute yon,
oAaToN TtssAxn1En.
1HE RETURN 70 EARTH.
immediately upon the recspt'on Of the first
teiogfafn. tho COMPANY eeht aoWn an agent. and
no vas accompanied by sovoFAt renorloEs for tho
rafls pfess. lney avo many deeats regarding
tntned 70 shs Letter M above gton. Tho balloon
Heacondou 70 the groHh1 ~ tho main road anu
gays IN enormous bnnn9 aerosa Tho river. A
yol.'.E sentlom1,an' al: - bcsnregard, wah dfiy-
services were neo,ed. hs turned A. ouca and eava
c,tasc 10 the oallooh' !lG zenith strucR n 40
Im Inar nnon 'ne ia' e. ~. eGeos' a,ln u. u
lSa"foGa,a S't aaasteu ilaaantles ~ irGalne nlm-
to"n Without dehtrosing IT, the farmer carno 70
sEe ala o. tue aetonant' ana sacrificed "no OF lis
ans ss, s'G imsn'f s'fA ~ ppp generous ere ass
cntry liz Mi ,.c odnl fr ,ia s s,Ty'oas wuo.s
ana E;nr ot,entn,s hn nror.ct rss 1--WE
snm,nnnnd ami rnvo ~ 9oars..fo orInr 'y9t ~.
a"n,v sIo hn1,es ~ siro, erL Frn,. ~ n,s;a Ja
IN naa roi1ns Tissaniicr htmaclf s,ro,,s,,t ~,
In tcat. .Inromete,s lat uipht Tho mntashooka
~ liz nnfossI,unta mr." wcr. fo,n5 -, ~ enr
~ In hnirht ri t nctrsa t,roca ,rrotn ~
a1a,,t n.u.. geena ~ ,,,,,,.s ~ ~. "a" ,.
81 he ,a. io1ynFn ,ba hc .nbae ~ Th,c aores.
jsncati, nn, H;tii sonrwhat onrts1cd. TI,s nm IL
srieilid above III. Although
Tho memorandum a.ops hero. tho rri,cr being
nnahIo to proccru. III thn .|ttt mart of the hnnls
Lo iIad wr.ttcl, down minute directonn q to tho
m,n,ren,cnt Of tho balloon. low to risa m msnv
Yards. aud rhat to do il, caso Of nnt]len en,sr.
rcncy,
ar.,v,x,s ou ,,+,~ ..-.,v
r+,, IA, .o,, - ,,,nn;r. fi,,, t,tt. f.. s,;,,,o.
v,inn ~ H. aor,nn H., ana,;n1 sn ian
na;.s, J., r ~ ~ Iars ~ 49, ;.. ~ , "G
a.,, ;a ~ ~. ~ ~ .as -. W." 10y nsA Nssy
,,,at ua' ~ e, - H. III ~, T.,
"cnsnt u ,,n;,,ns l.; o,,r ~ rsn,-s IN ara
III .n,;in,ta IN tro1,, - h,iia,,,n, 1.,t T. "r ~
,i~st +i'n IT,. ,,n n,va 3in F,,r, ,,t,oa,,in,,
IL i,"iine" ~ ~ t,roat ,ev+ po-,,sn" ,s,sn,
~ nv yoo,,cr. nsnr reroiI tho eacs,'s;nn 'n"r ~
diI,.,,.r a~d t.n1wail IL iasp .n cnrt.;,,v ,,,et
I nrS'1 rnr.ro w,ii IN fe,n;1t,r ~ t;s ra,J:~a ~
Car"antsr nv 7,rapcrs ,1,rsoionr nisisher ~
cta,1,"a te h,vo Iorc m II mi f,rds ma,sn,,
wnnj1 In ni,out o s7H metre, fif f,svc m,tls NJ,
, 1875-05-05

WuAt1xuroN, n. G., May A.-Judso HEooks, at
the Unlscl btatoa District Court. III charging Tue
Grand Jury to-day, said tho Ciyll-lights till In
it's criminal aspect, which WAS Tho only shape In
which It could come before tue Grand Jury, was
Unconstitutional aud void.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-09-11

in the interest Of Denmark to fling the
name of rebels" into the face OF the
German people of Schleswig-H olstein,
who in l848-50 only did that which the
Italians of Lombardy and Venice also
attempted, and which both have achieved
since. If the Emperor Of Austria, who
still rules over 80, 900, 900 subjects, were
to call to day the Lombardo-Venetians
rebels there would be a general outcry.
Yet King Christian, a ruler over lbs
600 people well-told-which includes
Iceland, the Farce Islands, Greenland
and some West Indian bits of territory
does not scruple to call the one million
or so of Schleswig-H HI lsteiners 'rebelsF'
King Christian himself is a Schleswig-
Holsteiner by birth, Of purely German
descent, married to a German Princess,
and only became King in Denmark
through his selfish detection from the
German cause in SchleswigH olsteinl
Is il wise for him, or the nation under
his sway, to play now the would-be
tyrant over Schleswig.H olsteiu, after
that country has been Joined to Ger
many, to whose National Assembly at
Frankfort, during the revolution Of
1889, the people Of the Duchies sent
their representatives of their own free
will2 with what little wisdom this
world is governedlH