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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-04

TnE Rfpa5Hcan extends ito thanks TO
delegates from this comfy TO the Yshks
4on convention Tor their answering fidei.
jty 10 and earnest support Of Judge
kidder a ! candidate before the onven
ton. WI especially would make mem
sion Or WIN. Elliott, chairman Of the
delegation. who proved himself 10 he
.'more than ! middiing man," Tie dele.
cation sAowsd itself to be i good one and
reflected credit 30 the DAKOTA
Republican.
T % happens that FIVE Of the
delegation, including tho chair
man, were strongly opposed to
Judge Kidder. Mr.. Bnrdick now
sfloald looksat home for dissen-
siorsy instead Of wandering into
Union coanty and attacking some
of her bast citizenA
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InERE are some chances of a
warWith Mexico, and there should
~ if those lawless raiders do not
cease their acts Of depredations
and murder. The only way peace
will ever be fully restored on the
'southern border, is to gobble the
whole tarritory Of Mexico, hang q
few of the leading insurrectionists,
and make the inhabitants subjects
of the United States. TO count
That country 4 part Of America and
rigidly enforca the Monroe doe.
trine will pnt On end to much
needless war.
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summons.

-
TERRITORY or DAKOTA,
Comfy Of Union. f2a
In District Court. End J judicial District, in and
for said county
T French and j r Adams, doinF1
business thder The firm name of fa
Adsnfsf q French Harvester Co,
A'' Patrick Racdy.
The Territory OF Dakota Greeting,
To The above named defendant Patrick Reedy.
Yon arc hereby summoned and required 90
answer the complaint OF the above named
plaintiff hereto annexed, and TO serve q copy ~
your answer npon the subscriber at hts Office in
the city OF ELK Point, Union county, T., within
thirty days after the service Of this n
YOU, exclusive Of the day OF service. and If you
fail TO answer his complaint within thst time The
plaintiff will take Judgment against yoyt for the
eum Of Two hundred and thirty four t234.0G} dol
lars. with interest at ten per cent. from July let,
1878. besides the costs OF this action.
Dated ut Elk Point. this 18th day 81 June. 17SS.
Il. w. MILLER,
s Plaintiffs Atty.
To Patrick Reedy the above named defendant,
take notice, that the summ Ons and complaint In
the above entitled cause WAS daily filed In the
Office OF the clerk Of the district court In and for
Union counsy,D 7 Al said clerks office on main
street in Elk Point, on July 10Th. 1873.
g o.8s, Atty fot Pitts.
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Probate Notice.

In the matte, OF the appointment o, an adminis-
TRAITOR In the Estate oil John Small, deceased.
WHEREAS. on the 18th day of August, 1873,
Patrick Small filed a petition in this court set
ting forth III mt John Small Jr.. deceased. late of
Union county. ID. T., died on the 18th day ofJuly.
1875. intestatc o. aHd
WBEIEAs.s said John Small Jr. died possessed
of Property subject TO administration, and
whereas the SAID Patrick Small bees that the
safd estate be administered upon by himself.
Now therefore. ills ordered tina said petition
be heard ri the SeptoJAbcr term Of said coart on
Sat urfiay the 2Isi day of September, 1875. at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon when and where all
persons concerned can attend. And 1t IL further
ordered that notice Of said hearing he published
in the [ nion Count tarRiEI, once a week for
three consecutive weeks prior to said hearing,
By order of Inc court.
+sts 5%tE &f At MATIISON.
sE Z HrF @ - Judge Of Probate.
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Probate Notice,
TERRfroRY OF DAKOTA,

TERRITORY OF DAKoTA, { =.
County " Onion, In Probate Court.
In the mstfcr Of the appointment OF an admins.
traitor In the estate ofJohn Small Jr., deceased.
WHEhgAs, on the 10th day OF ARgust, 1878,
BARLEY Neary fl,d . petition IN this court setting
forth that John Small, jr.. deceased, late on Ua.
ION County died on the 18th day Of Jnly 1878, tn
tcsfate, and 81
WHEREAS said John Small Jr., died sposeesed
whercns the said BARLEY Neary prays tA1t The
said estate be administered upon by himseM. 4
Now. therefore 1t Is ordered thai said Petition
be heard at the Septem bcr Term Of said hDbate
Court. on Saturday the 2lst day OF Sepkember
1873 ut 2o'cIock In the afternoon when and where
all persons concerEed can attend. And itgfe fur
ther ordered that notice OF said hearing be pub
for three successive weeks prior to said hearing,
BY order of:the Court.
A. T. MATTISON
Judge Of Probate,
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will I've received at the County Clerks office un-
Ill 10 o'clock L., on the 14th day Of September
laTB, for the constructions Of q dram (oi
dltch) from the east line Of Township vi, Range
80, commencing atthe west end 0fthe drain toi
Iditeh1 now constructed from the Big sioux river
u sstd ~ hip line and RAINING to the cas-,
end Of the Norwegian Lake, . distance Of about
80 cda. Work TO be let per cubic yard.
Grader 10 be sfurnised. Plans and xpcci6ca
lions 10 be fonnd n the County Clerk office
No bid considered unless accompanied with 4
s~uficicrt bond Of elU00 for faithful completion
81 the drain. Right 10 reject any or al bids re
served.
Dated this 9th day Of August A. D. 1878.
j. II. CCLLJNAN, OLE GuNDERsON,
Co. Clerk. Chairman Board
"a ~ (o tom
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.zLEx.s.S.DER HgGNEs, ~.sssors.y.
SALE.


NOTICE il hereby given, that nv virtue Of an
execution to me directed and delivered and now
in my hands issued by the Geek of the district
court III and for the county Of Union, Territory II
Dakota. upon q judgment . rendered in sand
court on the fth day of June 1873, in favor of G.
Auliman Il Co.. and against August Beanbien, 1
have levied upon the following personal prop
erty Of The said defendant, to-wit;
One G. Aultman & co. ihrcshing machine to-
gether with the fixtures thercnnto belonging
which said property ! shall sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the front door OF my office in
the city Of Elk Point. Union county,, Dako,a. on
the 3ist day Of August. 1878. al the hour of 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day to satisfy said
judgment amounting TO Five Hundred eighty
eighty and 81 100 dollars Including costs. togGth-
or with all accrqlng costs Of sale, ana interest on
the same from the 9Th day of June, 1873. ut the
rate OF seven per cent. per annum.
~a Alison BONEE.
Sheriff Of Union county, Dakota.
Dated August 2fah. 1873.
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TERTiroR or DAKOTA, ! :. In Diet. cont. Second
County Of Union. Judicial dist tn aud for
Union county.
Alexander Baden, plaintiff,
va.
The Farmers National hank SEQ
OF Salem. Ohio, and Lucien
l.. Gilbert as assignee OF the
Aetna Manufacturing COM
pany Of Ohio. defendants.
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting:
To the Farmers National Bank of Salem. Ohio,
and Lucicn L. Gilbert as assignee of the Aetna
manufacturing company Of Ohio. defendants;
fou are hereby summoned aud required to an
swer the'conplaint Of Alexander madden, plain.
tiff, which is on file in the Office OF the clerk Of
the d~ts.rict court within and for SAID Union coun
fy. Ut Ell Point, Dakota Territory. and 10 serve
q copy OF your answer on the subscriber ut his
Office on Main street. in the city Of Elk Point,
Union county, Dakota Territory, within thirty
days after the service OF this summons on you
exclusive of the day of such service, and you will
take notice tn II II You fail to answer said COM
plant within that lime the plaintiff will hpply 10
the court for the relief demanded In said com
plaint. GEORGE SrIcKsKY.
Pa1tntif7s Atty.
Dated at ths city of Elk Point, Dakota Territory
thls 10th Gay ofAngnst. 1873. N-w4.
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And right here economy applies
very potently. Cannot the gene
fral government as well as munici'
pal governments better afford ia
nake appropsations v CRY on
Ipublic improx ments while labor il
tcheapAn i hder little pressure
from taxation, than risk the trouble
that is sure to come if the present
state of affairs continue to exist.
We see trains stopped, houses
robbed, society outraged, in mid.
summer, what may we expect
this winter. IEsYfT
What NE wish to impress is this:
we must not allow the cry Of
economy" to drown our reason.
1t may be argued that the general
government cannot furnish labor
for all idle hands, and it very true.
But if Congress will provide for
finishing up custom houses and
other public buildings already be-
gun, and the large cities follow the
example, it will relieve the present
stringency Of the times.
The calculating farmer will fall
in during the present lull in the
demand for labor, and improve
his home and lands. Labor is
now very cheap and easily obtain
ed. It is true economy for him to
employ all the labor possible in
fixing up his home, and not run
the chance in q rise in wages.
But what is the country losing
each year by this economy" We
find by recent statistics that there
are twelve million laborers OF pro-
ducers in the United States. Four
million of these are now idle.
Each could earn on an average
$4OO per year, their food and
included. Multiply the
100000 by the $500, and we have
. product no less than 81, 5000, 0OO,-
900, the same as actually lost an
nually, because those who could
earn this are idle. Is it economy
for the United Safest to lose that
amount each year? The loss an
nually equals nearly one-half Of
the national debt. .,a
We want to see an economy that
will not only save our wealth, but
increase it. The dayso of tinkering
are past, and Legislative quacks are
fast becoming below par. We
look for a general shelving Of the
so-called "reformers' this fall. The
needs Of the times demand less Of
the worthless economy thrown on
to the market by the modern re-
former who has no more idea Of
true economy than a lightning-rod
agent has of heaven.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-04
Hon. e. w. Muller. ii

Hon. +. w. MiLLEK, the nom
inee on The Democratic ticket for
district attorney, is . gentleman
well known III Southeastern Dako-
=, ! lawyer Of ability and practice.
Agaius Mr. Miller personally not
4 word On be said-the only fail
ingis h~isspolitics. Il we have oc-
casongto refer to him during the
campaign, i Will Be only Of his
.nolitical record.
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NOTICE.


U. 9. LAND OFFICER.
sioux Falls, ID. T., July &nd, 1873
Complaint having been entered ct this Office by
EJas. ii. Smith against John Minnehan for abAn-
sfonin. his Homestead entry. No $3.50, dated April
eI5lhs 1874, upen the east half n. W.. \ aud " = II,
Ie. u acctien 10. Township W, ragne ~. ~ Union
coanfy. ID. r.. with ayieW 10 The cancellation 9!
said eatrys the said parties are hereby snnasneneai
10 arrear a. this Office on the IAh day Of SeP'ent'
bcrsx678. ais o'clock p. m, TO respond ahn iur.
al Testimony concerning said alleged sRordcll-
B.F. CAnrnxLL. Register.
I'M. WAsHBuHN. Receiver.
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ALEx.ss.DES xUGxERs, .Gssorssv.
ChafteI Mortgage sale.A

NOTICE il hereby given that BY virtue OF a
chattcl mortgage es cent on the fgfh day Of
August, 1875, BY o. ". Haven. Of Union cou nty,
Dsksta. Dbl Case = GO. q Racine, WISCONSIN:
Registcr OF Deeds IN aEd for the eaida county OF
Union, Dakota Tarritofy, IN. the 4rds sdsy or
August, 1916 end uppN which. default In the
payment Of The amount thereby. secured hns
been made I shall sell the PROPERTY therefn
mort gaged and eeecrihcd owl: 4 VI .4tfss4sF
Onp Bay horse about hyo years Old. with star In
face, both hind feet white: Unc Brown sfallion
Owe years old with white spot IN foruhesd. at the
front door Of my office In the city OF ELK Point,
Dakota, ON the 18th day efSaptember, 1873 at the
hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon OF said day
The same 70 BIZ sold 10 the highest bidder for
cash Est
IL. CASE &Co.'
A. Hr6HRs, {ssS@1 E&A Mortgages. z
I AZ Agent. 9f44x8s 4ss 800
Dated Elk Point. D. +. August 18th, 1873. .
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SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. -
COUNTY of Union.
In District Court. Second judicial District. in
and for Union county.
Jas $ Upton. William Brown. William
Brooks u Farley Upton. 60 partners
doing business under The firm name "
OF Upt Oil, Brown & Co.
Patrick Reedy and 5 A UGord..
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting:
To Patrick Reedy and S A Uaord, defendants,
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint of3ames s Upton. William
Brown. William Brooks d Farley Upton. CO.
partners. plaintiffs which will be filed in the
Office of the clerk OF the district court within and
for said Union county. at Elk Point, d.. T aud
to serve q copy of your answer on the subscriber
at his Office in the city Of Elk Point, Union coHn.
fy. ID. T.. within thirty days after the scrviec of
this exclusive Of the day of service or
the p~laintifs will take Judgment against YOU for
Three hundred and ffty tS350.01) dollars, with
interest at 10 per cent. from July 9Th. 1873, be-
sides costs. Il. W MILLER,
fIy M Pills Attorney.
Dated q, Elk Point. D, T., July 9Th 1878.
To the above named defendant Patrick Reedy
take notice. that the complaint and summon in
the above entitled action were duly filed in tina
Office OF the clerk OF said district conrt, in and
foi Union county, D. T, al his office on Main
street in the city Of Elk Point, on July 15tn, 1878
&. W. MILLER.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
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Ilf91lN
W--- "a. ~

RARgIrrTT kIrP, the Democratic
nominse ~ Delegate % Congress,
4 undoubtedly the most popular
man in that party ia the Territory.
He 4 i good lawyer and affable
gentleman; but he ishopslessly on
the wrong aide Of the political
fence. Il i too bad that q man Of
hispronise should set himself up
70 Be knocked down, in his endeay-
81 70 give tone to q party far in
the minority.
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THERE Nas more downright
sxindling done last Saturday than
on any other one day during the
century. AT twelve o'clock that
night The bankrupt law ceas-
I'd u exist, and thousands Of rotten
financeers took advantage Of the
rights u that expiring law.
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JUDox BxNNxrT has sent in his
iesigratisn = aaseciate justice Of
ths snHlgsse qensts IA tsEFfFt
W tlle 20th of this month. At
srFesent writing his successor has
not been named.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-04

60UTHElI1 diIfreases call north
ern sympathy direct from the
hsazt. Money BY .hs thousands
of dollars il flowing into the cities
infected by that terrible scourge Of
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"a
Dakota Southern and Sioux City and
Ppmbina Railroad.
Time abl

Dapart East. Depart West.
lo:f6. A.. NJ, Express Mail. $50. T. NJ.
iU:i0 :" Freight. le:4e, A. NJ.
CONNECTIONS.
l. Al Sioux City with illinois Central, Sioux
City an Fuciac and Sioux City and 81. Paul rail
. Passenger train going east ,connectss Mt
Hayls j 1ncIion with Branch Trairs arriving at
PortlandviIle at IL: 10 p. m and there connects
with Rewards Stages for MISUNDERSTANDING
yiow-hclott-Cant.,n --IIarrisbnrg- Fkfndreau-
Larchwood-Fock R~apids-Sioux RaplGs-Sioux
FalIs-and all oinss onthe Mig Sioux River. and
at Davis Junction with Train going west.
3 A. EN- poin, with Stages for Ponca, Neb.
and Richlnnd d. +. sSte$ &
4 At vermilIion with stages for Lodi, River
side, Bloomingdale Turner and Finlsy.
S AT Meckiing with stages for st. James, Neb.
6 At Gayville with stages for st Helena, Neb.
7 At Yankton with etages for all points IN
Southern and Western Dakota and North Neb.
And during the eeason OF navigation with the
Missouri River Transportation Eo1pRgfs line
Of Steamers for Fort Randall, Brule. Pierre,
Sully, Rice, bismarck. Stephenson. Bnr'hold,
BufOrd. The Carol and Benton connecting at
Pierre with Stages and Transportation wagons
for the Black Hills.
This is the only direct route to the Black Hills
GEO. e. MERCHANT.
General superintendent.
JAMES II. BATRE.LF. Agent Eth Point.
n. n: MILLER. .Agsornsv.
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GEoRGB sTXCEN.EI.; .asserssv.
Summons.

TEnriroR or DAKOTA. a. In Dist. count. Second
County Of Union. Judicial dist tn aud for
Union county.
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party in particular are not to inquire con
corning this utterancc or that act, Is IT
sensible, is it honest? 1t is theirs only to
ask, Did Gov. HAMPTON say it, or do it
The reply. Gov. HAMPTON said IL or did it, Is
In all cases to he regarded as final.
The arrogance and absurdty Of any such
assumption on the part of finite being have
not prevented the South Carolina idea from
making some Roadway at the North, and
even in Massachusetts.
WADE IIAMPToN's record since he rode
into Office on the top Of promises of honest
government, Is about as bad rs can be. He
has not stolen money, but he has failed to
give South Carolina honest government.
Honest government means the honest and
uncompromising enforcement Of the laws.
In South Carolina, rs in other States Of the
Union. there are laws for the punishment Of
thieves. Before HAMPTON came into power
by bargain with HAYES. South Carolina
had been plundcrcd for eight years 10y
gang of a. INSCRIPTIONS and audacious
thieves as ever stole and divided. The total
amount of their stealing was a. great a.
that " the TWEED Ring Evidence enough
has been procured to convict every one Of
these thieves. from DANIEL II. CHAMBER
LAIN down. Not ono Of them has been
brought to punishment by HANIpToS's adj
ministration. in spite Of its repeated pledges
to that effect. The evidence which an hun-
est administration would have turned TO the
account of Justice has been used in every
instance to make political capital to further
schemes of personal ambition, or serve the
interests of bondholdcrs in the State against
~ ll.,1.I afn
is not honest government; but It seems TO
be all right according to the South Carolina
idea.
When Gov. RICE Of Massachusetts re-
fused to surrender kINPToN because he
was wanted not for punishment, but to be
used rs n tool in one of lIAMProN's schemes
for the material welfare of the State
namely, the reputation Of part Of the
bonded debt, HAMPTON wrote an insolcnt
letter, which RICE has very properly re-
turned to its author, accompanied by this
comment;
tbcs to remind your EAccllcncy that any attempted
rcbukc oi Massachusetts, by South Carolina Tor non OBJ
scrvaco Of constitutional or statutory Obligations - a
refinement ut sarcasm which renders other defence
OF the former state unnecessary.
Your ENcecncy letter requires argument in rc.
ply lts language ami unufcy publication are nn'nsNc
and uusuhabic aud decline TO acceJ TIT permit o.
be laced upon the ncs OF the executive department of
,hl- commonwealth. It's herewith returned
This rebukc is not at all in accordance
with the South Carolina idea hut it is sharp.
timely, and well deserved. II Is about time
that the present Governor of South Carolina
should be made TO understand that mso-
lencc is not the less insolcncc because it pro-
cceds from WADE HAMPTON. and that WADE
HAMPTON is amenable 10 the same laws that
hold other members Of society responsible
for double dealing and intrigue.
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late years seriously troubled the iobbng
trade OF the city. It is the use of drum
ners by the manufacturers to sell their
wares directly, SO az to dispense very
greatly with the need of the services OF
mddlcmcn. Our jobbing and commission
trade has received severe blow from this
new method Of doing business and ii Is
likely to feel its i'll effects more and more.
The manufacturers of printing and writing
paper. Of cotton and wOolcn goods, Of boots
and shoes, Of hardware and other articles,
are sending their agents through the cOun-
try to solicit orders from the smaller mcr-
chants for their products at factory prices
They sometimes even go so far a. 10 supply
large consumers over the heads Of local
dealers with whom they have been accus-
toned to trade. Manufacturers of some
articles look forward to the time when they
shall he able TO get along entirely without
commission merchants, and they are ar
ranging their business accordingly thus FOL
lowing the system prevalent among French
manufacturers.
All this indicates change in the manner
Of trading which will have n marked effect
on New York. which must always remain.
however. the centre OF the New World cX-
changes, and the main scat Of imports, and
Is perhaps destined to become also far
greater manufacturing city than 1t now Is.
The growth of Chicago and other Western
cities also helps to modify the business of
New York. and some branches Of trade here
are already languishing because the trav-
cllcrs Of Cincinnati Chicago. and st. Louis
houses are Offering their goods at prices as
low rs those which are prevalent In New
York with the advantage to the buyer Of
smaller rates for freight. Chicago is also
| importing goods directly to vast extent,
and thus gains n point on the scaboard
cities, especially as she is able to get low
rates Of freight, as a leading competitive
| centre, both for her imports and the exports
of cereals she ships in payment Of them.
New York during the last ten or fifteen
years has grown largely as n manufacture
ing city. and it Is likely 20 go on increasing
in the same direction, there being abundant
opportunities for its expansion. In the
manufacture of the lighter and more clc-
gnnt articles, especially those for which
! Paris has made herself 50 famous, the me-
tropoli- ought TO prove, and eventually must
| prove, a great competitor Of thu French cap
ital. But we must first got an efficient and
economical municipal government and a
| system ~ taxation which shall favor and
| foster business enterprise, now SO often
| driven away from the city To which it nat
| urultv I,lpurg
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Was 'rc" l.fif. % lu >rch = nNf
tam n.ll yot, i-au,t 400 fraud, ami trucks,
would h,l todINc the greedy traders cut.
Ana put the thie,,. .ul RASCAL, al to rput.
Bui. when iook aluuud WhatdoI ser
on many po.ut, rig H. amt ,ui, agree,
@, uuth zach ,lJ, t,tta!, d gricN,us
And neither hucklc- hoi.or ou hls back
Ihc ou, defends tie sicui al, 'turgl wrong,
The other sells h,- hi.thri-ht for song
While one upholds iuwlo,s. Juggling act.
Tuthcr condemns. bat stan oondouc. IA tact
one lacks the moral strength To- budly usc
And cast aside the VAIN result oll.,s,
The other secs aiar his stolen bone.
And whiuo. but Hoes mot dare 10 claim III own
What hope 90 honest government is hcrct
What chance las trutu' Tis lob,on's CHOICE | lcai
TWiNt hawk ami nuAIard row the country hes
And breads II either make tho aad lts pu1c
what, then, - let 10 linn whom honor moves.
Who find no hope william the party rroo,c.l
Shall he 10y sheer disgust he nlndly driven
Into a stccnha,k ,,af rorbd It hcl,Cnl
Better TO take a last departing stand,
Aud nsht both hawk ant hn1yard on the iaud,
Than seek, as towards 40 a l.cihc lotion,
And drown IN that iimliabie ocean.
on, woman IN cur weary days II doubt,
when voting rights past all hudng out
How must the tortured citizen envy yea
Who have no voting duties yet ~ do,
Or, you vote, throw DOWN the parts osuks
And choose the man who pl,ascs by his iooksi
Bat party men SO many tricks have got
That even you might m tfap he caught
Amt your brrht ballots shcy would capture, Too,
BY sending photographs VI Montague