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J.n. paw, on Free ships.

In his speech AT the Commercial
Convention" in New Orleans, Jeffer
sou Davis said
"Duri, g The late war. [ would rath
err have forgotten iD there wa- such "a
terror upon the high seas that u great
many merchant ships changed their
eolors in order TO protect themselves
from the cruisers, and tn punish those
men whose fears compelled them tn do
80. The federal government would NOT
allow them 10 change their register
aud take the American register They
were compelled to Eemain foreign
ships. That was a great loss. far We
were already on a level with Epeland
in :he carrying trade in 1859 aud
1860 and now where are We? Oar
foreign commerce conducted in for
eign bottoms. Some years ago. when
| was associated with soc lety The oh
jec, Of which yns To- degelope the trade
of the Mississippi Valley, endeavor-
ed to see about getting ships for the
Spanish trade. To charter ships wa
insecure aud unsafe. us they were not
under cur fig TO build ships i'm
posed too heavy tax upon u. and
we could not buy ships airendy built
aud, Therefore, we had to abandon our
ideas. These are things upon which
nc can express our opinion. and if
those Legislators of the country dOu' I
choose to heed il. we have the right to
say: Give Us the right TO buy ships
wheri they are to be bought cheapest
aud best We have right TO say, a.
American citizens. that man who has
not lost his nationality. aud wishes TO
bring his property home let him bring
it, Applause dou't think it re-
quires any prophecy to fore>ee the
time when this Mississippi Valley,
represented so strongly in this cunseu-
ton, is to rule legislation aud The con
trolling power in the United Sfa'es
[ Applause When il has received
the populaiIon which il j. capable To
support il will have majority of the
est- are developed. IL will have trade
90 which all men will come. II will
he the Egypt OF the country 10 come
for grai aud as manufacturers we
shall stand here ruling. trust. with
Justice and fraternity, the Atlantic aud
Pacific slopes, Applause We are
singularly situated Tor commerce No
peop.csto be profitable to both must
be across parallels OF latitude. which
from North to South. The ex
Of products aud domestic trade
& stsalsey Of the Mississippi is
IS ~ enrich i,s people. LIS rich
Gus products are enough 10 enrich
Sple The twa sources Of wealth
a,u :. xt the richest
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We are in the mid L of verv severe
winrer-the coolest experienced Tor
fifteen years Remember the shiver
ing poor They mu-t suffer intensely
from this extremely cpll weather
They need ali the aid AMI sympathy
the more Fortunate class can give them.
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Resumption has not occasioned much
commeh' or change any where. Ii is
quiet affair.
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For Lieut. Goyernor,

We are NJ ,borizeisP announce Hon. II.
A Tyler, OF Fulton county, as n caudi-
date fer the Office of Lieutenant Governor
OF the Common, wealth of Kentucky. sub
jsct 10 the action of The Democratic Con-
vsution.
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ber> Of eaid Convention b.. trusted IA
ito what The people iu>trnct them To do.
and no more? Those who oppose "a
Convention say they can MOI he trusted;
bur, IL 80. our whole labric i a failure
We take it. tia, HE school of hard
times through which the paople OF
Kentucky have passed The past few
years. is "A guarantee that the people
wi elect to man aS delegate exccp'
one pledged to the most risid rules al
economy aud pru lie, ce Ia fact. The
times, fresh With its LESSONS of econu
ny; fresh With its burdens of railroad
taxes, voted upon counties aud towns;
fresh with is wrecked sheriff, and lie
iinqueut tax lists. etc.. etc are special
~ inviting to--hape The prudent >enli
ment of Constitutional Convention
The Que clause of changing the aS
>embling of the Legislature to every
four years, 10 say no.hins of any other
reforms, would establish the postum
that Convention Is The policy OF
economy. aud it i universally conce
ded that that amendment would be
made
The Counter vi II argue these points
from tune To lime
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,ConvenlIon aIan,pula,ed.
Fr9m De Pllnc1h News.

- '"N 4 Aldclh tNS"S'l
A private letter from Union county
from gentleman who has lived there
tor sixty years aud knows nearly every
man, woman aud child ia the county
states that the people Of thar county
are fully eight TO Que IN favor OF Black
burn ior Governor over any other man.
aud that the recent convention there
was IN mo manner a.fair expression OF
the sentiment of The people The
convention. fran all accounts, was call
ed aud manipulated for the express
purpose OF beating Back burn aud
getting Instructions that were in direc,
oppoSliloo to the wishes of he people
How this Is Secappeefieut oven uis
ing from lslstEer, set ON tQA of silve
. .sa' es IT,, = s..s,
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v Weswre' niffno,7Ir1 10 announce Fnyetfe
Hewitt. Of Hardin county. ms candidate
for the Office of Auditor of Public Ac-
ayunts subject TO the action of the Dem
scratic Convention. May !, 1879.
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their moral characters by The ~
oil the Internal fluids. II would NOT he
amss for the State TO devote little
money ior-the building and mainr"n
ance of snch an Institution The
drunk srd- of kenrcnky had better hr
reformed in an asylum instead of he
ing allowed "a roam the streets at will
now cutting. now ,hootiug, wouuding
end killing. or themselves reeeiviu.
cn'- aud shots. aud Il, ing in drunken
broils Lexington Transcript.
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Mutual
ts
Phenix. of 4OT5 2l N
nierwriter 100000 On
Niaga e of 90
North Amers Philadelphia
s
Pheuixo $780,. 00
Iarord OF artord-asseis. .
ominent businA
o iconnf ebysecu
tbrou
o Ara, New Jersey
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ing IT, We all inow it Argument
could be multiplrd showing the nd'
vaurage> of bniId voting. bat this ar
iicle is already 90 lengthy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12
Murder and Lynching.

MURDER AND ARSON IN MINNESOTA !;
THE PERPETRATORS HANGED BY A MOB.
Sr. PAUL Nov. 1O-The Pioneer
Press, special, has a long account OF a
horrible crime in Todd county, tins
State and the lynching of the perpe-
traitors. A few days ago The house in
which John and Michale Moede lived
wasburned, and John charged that a
neighbor named Coldall did it because
he had induced Coldall's wife to leave
her husband and live with him. Sud
denly Coldall and man living with
him were missing, and in the house
signs Of foul play were found. John
Moede was arrested on suspicion and
lodged in Long Prairie Jail. On Sat-
urday, becoming frightened at the
threats of the crowd from the surround
ing country, he confessed that he had
helped his brother murder the two
men and bury the bodies. During the
night Moede was taken from the Jail
by a mob and hanged. Michael Moedt
was arrested Sunday at Lake Henry
and taken to Long Prairie, where The
mob waited to serve him the same al
bis brother.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

WoRrur OF ATTENTION, we al
wise nil our readers whether they own
a foot Of land or not, TO supply them
selves with that treasure OF useful,
practical, reliable information, the
American Agriculturisi, so named be.
cause started 3S years ago as a rural
journal, but now enlarged to embrace
a great variety OF most useful reading
for the Household, Children included
for the Garden rs well a. the Farm
for all classes. Ea,h volume gives some
800 origiua Eugravings, with descrlp-
tons of lab,r.saving and housekeeping
contrivances, OF plants. fruits, flowers,
animals, ect., including many large
and pleasing, as we'll rs insn uctive,
pictures for young and old. TIE con,
slant systematic exposures of Hum
bugs and Swindling Schemes by the
Aericulturst are Of great value ia
every one, and will save most persons
MANY times its cost. Although IL il
one Of the most valuable. as well a.
cheapest, Journals any where to be
found. The cost is only $3.50 a year
or 4 copies for SIS. Single numbers II
cents: Subscribe at once for 1880
and receive the rest Of this year free
or send Scent stamp for postage on
specimen copy. Address Orange JUDD
Company, Publishers, 245 Broadway
New York. ...' ...
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The most serious ocean disaster,
reported for many months occurred
last Friday morning. The IRON ship
Lady Octavia, from Break water, DEL,
tor New York, ecllided with the steam-
er Champion, from New York for
Charleston, sinking her in five minutes
The ship was badly damaged and was
lowed to Philadelphia BY a tug, Thirty
persons of the crew and passengers
ofthe Champion were lost and twenty
four saved, aud placed on an other
vessel. The women were lost because
they would not leave their staterooms
without dressing, after being warned
that the vessel was fast sinking. Lite
RATS and passing vessels saved
those who floated. Lack of caution
on the part, of those in charge of the
steamer caused the collision.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

A THRILLING ScRSg.A-When The
dead aud wounded were being cxlrl'
Gated from tho railroad wreck near
Jackson, Michigan, one lady after
wards asccrtainpd Ia 10 MIR, Rice OF
Philadelphia, was discovered I" 10
dead with her arms around the neck ol
her little iour.yearold boy. Both lay
under the car, the boy alive, but with
his leg broken, aud 50 surrounded and
confined that It was fol an hour OF
more Impossible Ia get him ou'
James Mcl,onough OF the round house
force worked long aud faithfully, with
out moments rest TO rescue TN
child, The poor little fellow 0oane'
ont H0h if'oo only dit me ou'
III be so good Tate me out aud ta''
my mamma out |" Az last Mr. Nc
Donough freed him from the ear and
DR.. Mclaughlin tenderly set the LITTLE
fellows leg. His father also lay man
gled and dead behind him, but no
where little Willie could see him,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

cause tho latter didn't leave when
Perkins wanted him 10, Mrs., Merrill
was conhned NJ the time, and the ek'
posure consequent upon removal ollhe
windows during a rain storm has
seriously Frustrated her
The Governor and Council have
designated November 9Th, as Thanks
given day,
AT the Salmon cotton mills The
operatives ara compelled To work
overtime IA III orjers Tor the increas'
ing demand for the eompapy's cloth
An col io1y-lhree inches long
twelve In circumference, and weighing
seven pounds, was taken from The
wheel.plt Of one ofthe Dover mills
few days ago,
"A cider manufacturer found iur'
valued at $1,000 IN n cask purchased
Of a liquor dealer In Roston'
Edward Slebhins' block at llloS
dale consisting Of eight slorer' wa
burned Saturday night, Loss about
$1,000 on the building and $4,000 OF
goods. All were insured, Most o
the goods were saved,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12
Another First Class FOOL.

al toll you what I'd like to see
said a we'll known young aristocrat NJ
the Palace Hotel yesterday, I'D like
to see Grant in for life, Senators
chosen for lite. and sons Of both Pre-
sident and Senators to succeed. we
needn't call it kingdom but we'd
have a chance to get few OF our
best families recognised in Europe
The young mans father is worth a
round million. The young man meant
what he said.-San Francisco Bull
letine.
There is no doubt about the fact
that the feeling manifested in the
above declaration is increasing among
the holding and aristocrat''
classes in this country. 1t crops out
on every hand and has a great deal te
d. with the boom tor Grant.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

GopEYs LADY's Book, for de-
cember, closes the year 1879 with ny
ing colors. The publishers have
more than fulfilled their promises
made in January, and each number OF
the year as it has succeeded as e1'ee"'
e6 the last. 1t is not necessary Ia
name all the illustrations and articles
in this number-suffice it to say that
they are all excellent. The publishers
promise a still better book for 1880
1t is mystery how they can make
one, but If they so, they say will do it,
We will furnish Godey's Lady's Book
and the AGE to new subscribers tol
1880 for $500, on application at thiE
office. You cant do better.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

After all, the big stories told now
a.-days about the sea serpent DO net
come up to those of years ago. The
late Charles Lever made a voyage
from Dublin 10 Quebec in the spring
of 1929, and subsequently,, in re-
view by him Of "Marryat's America
after noting the great sea-serpent, OF
which there bad recently been, as now
q revival, he said
We ourselves can vouch for having
made the voyage across the Atlantic
under the guidance OF Yankee "skip
per-" who assured us that he sailed for
two days on wind alongside of one,
and only "got to the end Of him when
the breeze ireshened to eight knots an
hour"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12
u IN D.,

In In Cayendish, Nov, LIST, OF typhoid
dysenteTy, Arli H., son OF Linneus u, anu
Lucretia II, Whiteomb, aged . years y
months and 10 days,
In Poat Mills October goth, y, W.
Knights, aged about d5 years,
IN Tun ridge, Oct, Goth, Martha, wife
Of ID. A, Chapman, aged 80 years,
In Reading, Nov, 9TH At the residence
OF his daughter, Mrs, Carlos Hawkins,
Reuben iliand Of Cayendlsl, aged NJ
years 7 months and 10 days,
In Springfield Nov, Ith Langdon Saw
yer, NJ ID, aged Oh years
IN Leayensworth, Kansas, Oct slth
Sarah NJ. wife Of Dennis &, Hawthorn
and second daughter OF the late Artema'
iIapgood OF Reading, aged 81 years,
IN Claremont, N, II, Oct, 25th Nellie A,
Reed, aged ~ years,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

Ex-Governor Hubbard Of Connecti-
cut at the reception Of the Gate City
Guards in Hartford recently, said =
ale who, to-day, now that the sword
has been so long sheathed, seeks to stir
up sectional disaffection matter
from which, or to what party he be-
longs who to-day for personal
ambition or party gam, seeks to un'
cover the embe,s Of the war and
render its hatreds hereditary in the
blood of unborn generations, is
traitor and fratricids in heart, and
lacks nothing hut courage and op
po,tunity to become both the one and
the other in fact"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12
VERMONT.

The St. Adams Advertiser says {:
One ofthe most prominent members OF
a good Ter,plars lodge in an adjoining
town, went to Milton lately, to assist
in organizing a lodge there. When the
business was completed he said to the
chairman of the next meeting, ii will
present you with the gravel ," The
same man was asked recently to offer
prayer in a conference meeting, and
responded at once by saying, "Let us
provoke Gods blessing
Among the postmasters whose
terms of Office expire during the next
session of Congress, are those OF st.
Johnsbury, Bennington and Brandon
in this State. .'.. ..
"A store at Barton Landing, be
longing TO the Patrons Of Husbandry'
was burglarized last Sunday night
An entrance was effected through tire
cellar, but only seven dollars in money
was secured. a-.
There is no clew to the little Cir
lost in West Jay, last month. People
who believed she was lost in the
woods have abandoned the idea, and
now think she has been kidnapped
DR.. L 9. Butler of Essex has
just been appointed one of the exam
liners ip the medical departments il
Dartmouth college, ..
A Vermont editor claims to hav'
seen rainbow at night, and the tenn
perance people despair OF him. t.
"A Rutland young map has beer
spelling a spiritualistic seances. Whe'
the esprit began caresslng his knee
he gave vigorous kick whicl
brought the manifestations to an ab
rupt close, When lights was turned
on the mediums nose WAS found to b
terribly demoralized.
Mrs. Susan Collins OF Bato1
Landing, who is elghty-six years old
has read the whole Bible from Genesi
to the end of Revelations in sixty-on
days.
"A wealthy Norwich woman ha
lust been married to man OF he
choice after waiting twenty years to
him, and against the determined op
position Of her relatives.
| Crosby Hall Of Bra,tleboro, is t
dedicated November goth, with
entertainment. The name is given il
compliment to Mr.. e. Crosby tn
proprietor.
" .t.. az .
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12
GENERAL NE Tvs,

.-Tammany Hall 10 10 issue AL adj
dress warning tho National Demoera'
ey against Mr., Tilden,
Governor Bishop OF Ohio has Q
suit against the Cincinnati Gazette
Company for 100000 damages, which
il Is alleged 1t has sustained from
a deiamatory aud malicious libel pub
lishei by the Gazett during thereeent
political campaign.
Wild ducks arc more numerous
at Hayre dc Grace, Md, than Tor 10
years before, This ID attributed to the
Canadian game law, which prohibits
tho gathering OF the eggs OF the birds
Canada being their breeding ground,
la u fight At Carondelei, Mo-
Thursday night, Pat Gallaher split
Henry Freund's head open, killing HIM
Instantly, with shovel. Gallaher
was fatally injured,
Peter Simmons, polored, who
killed j. T.. Gass, white, at the polls
Of the Third District IN Anne Arundel
county, Md, Tuesday last has been
arrested. He conieSses that he killed
Gass, but says 1t was accld 'Ala|,
Gen. Grant was rotten cggcd OF
return home to Galena, Ill., The
party was arre'led'
--Mayor-clect Rev. Mr. Kalloch o
San Francisco has just held IeeeP
ton. The admittance was one dollar
and there was an immencc audience
If Kelloch has any sence Of fitness 0
things he will divide the gate none.
with DcYoung,
"A pot containing $1,000 in g"''
has been dug up in cellar BELONGING
to Lewiston, Me. 1iishman, VIII
has Just died. II is suspected that h
stole the money Is years ago from
woman who had, by his advice, hid
similar amount in her cellar.
The wife OF S. y. Phillips, q
Buffalo City, Ark, chopped her hu'
band to pieces with an axe while h
was asleep Monday night dragge
the remains into the frant yard, an
then went to bed, where she was n
rested.
The Ringhamton Female Co'les
has offered to board and educate IRE
i fifty to one hundred young women ff
missionary work
The latest Presidential combiI
alton is Grant aud Blaine jg 1880,
Nearly 10000 emigranls have a
rived at Castle GM den, New Yor
during the month of October.
--Mattops ore in a very critic
:, state in Ireland. Rent paying IS pre-
= ty much suspended.
California has an antl-tat sprinl
1t will never be popular with printer
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

EyAnrs IN 1878 AND is79.-Tbree
wears ago Mr., Eyarla prcfessed to be,
lieye that the matter OF most vial
importance to the people ofthe United
States was to destroy the powered men
precisely like Mr., Cornell /" MS
New York speech OF 1876 he said !
THE future question OF this country
il precisely that--how are we 10 o"Fp
the power OF the immense range. OF
Office holders over the politics OF the
country, they are killing all the
statesmen they are bcl''tlins all the
issucsI, they are degrading all the poi J.
tiles Of the country" And he added
"Ths Republican party has a right 10
demand of Governor Hayes, II he Is
elected. ...............'''''h"' Nv
carry out the work OF wedding out the
incompetent and unworthy Hepu0'''
cans , and Il there are not enough
Republicans, filling them with worthy
and honest Democrats" The WORK OF
"woediug out" began, under Mr.
Eyarts own advice, with the removal
of mr.. Cornell.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12
Ets age.
Wednesday, Nov IL, 1871

In tho elections last week Tho l'e'
publicans "scooped' us-almost n
ssolld North" Tit viii prove a les
son to tho Democrats, We are glad OF IT,
In New Yo,k, tho Republicans arc at
their old game OF dOetod"g the re-
turns, 40 as 10 "count IN" the State
Officers below Governor, but We don't
think they can do it, The official
count may DO necessary to determine
the result, however.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

STATE or VERMONT, At Probate
DISTRICT or HARTFORD ~, Court held ~
Woodstock githln and for said District on
the fourth day Of October, A, d., 1879,
Preseat, Hon, John Porter, Judge.
William Is, Awitzers Estate, Harlland ia
teslate,
DUsH v, OIL, Administrator q said
III estate, PROPOSES 10 render an account VI
lis administration aud 10 present his account
against said estate for examination and Al.
lowanes at q Probate Court 20 DO held ~
Woodstock aforesaid on the hrst Wednesday
(dfth day. Of November next, The Court
therefore orders that notice o. tue same 10
given to all persons interested Ia said estate,
by Publishing copy Of the record o. this
OrdsT three weeks hneeesslyely H. tho hpve
Of ne Age, q newspaper printed AZ Wood.
stOek aforesaid, that they may appear before
said Court and contest tho allowance Of SAID
account II they see cause,
A true record,
HENRY X, DANA, Register,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12
[Prom our regular eorrsspondenl'l
WASHINGTON LETTER,
MIsunaros, D. O.. Nov. s, 1879,

' w." ""'' ,'',,, ,oro their attention
p',"''"p Wv wv" ,..,',,.a "a, an an.
"''"e'"", ,.e :, fo,oe shoot three
Pea,'"'' WV nv !" ,'a,,,,, % ,he yo,,
weee' "v'Vs' o NV ~ ohou, as was
'"s '" ." WV 49, 49,, No s,ecia
se"'''"' W '. 1871 ho,o IN aov
'"'s''a' WIS " 49,. aoa,ost 7, hat
,' "' , t y,. oreot and the returns
Wv ..' '"' soa',h, Tuesday night with al
"V's 'V's ''',,,.h ooos,ress a, on the
ms v" 'e,,,ou,ia, .,eniou Gov.
ns"' W ~ an,,.o,hv ot nearly
N0o '' p", Wv" a, ,he National Carl
w. w !, Ma a,mos, homeless, stand against
w. y" , "' odds ~ combined trcaehcry
Wv ' a",r0ot h0roalolnp. Ills friends
WV" Wv, ,no na,,v ooeuOied A proud posi-.
' Wv, IN ,he ,on,es, and his election
,"' La,,.a 70, here not alone to
VS. .',,ra,o ,ho, ,ho Empire State Is
.s,',,Is Domooro,lc-for tho success
'V "'' 49,, - IL. ,icke, does that
w., w." '',a,a e., fl. eradication al such
%onor,hle record. The result Is
~" mara 70 the loss aud dissrcdit Of tho
s,,,o itself than to the Democratic
,, Tho aucccs. Of The Conkling
n,d K.l,y trade il not regarded an IN
,jyoI ,rium,b. There Is little ex'
,,,o,io, anon, tho coolest Republic
oan and the candid ones admit that
hev feor the marty will suffer from it.
' ,1 ,,.h;,o cnnl,ino Ia for the preSen,
,ho lion, many OF his party look back
,,,o, ,ho humhlc dish of crow eater
-, E,o,,o and Sherman and Hayes
,,,. e'o,i,os ofbum;liotiou. Whelh
Wv" ,ha ,ooni, hos m,do or furnished
,a,,,n,;,, candidates il ia TOO
wy ,, =, n,oa;c, MANY Democrat,
,"' ru1o, 90 IN .Eac,uolly shelly
.,.u. H.. ,ooL uno, il as hay
;n' ~, do hi. nomination probable o
"e A,,,ho, candid nolilioIap
rho,L .or,ies mt New York dow
n III. n.mocraiio column for $780,
n,. ,h;. ,ho Democracy OF III,
,., Aha, Tom.nonv Hall ba
"" .,;,',;m.,od from the councils 0
WV"
'"e POI" lao, ,.,,or or. # tho stron,
e0. =, No,;ooo, noli,ics ha
! v"'"' -, ,ho ors,, The new
'1opp'n ,ss a,o,h Ex-senator Chaud
} ~, ~ WV W.. - s,~,n;no blow to the Re
! =" W." .ho ,;,orsol evr,ess,o
+ p"0' ,.., III. nor,v had met wit,
'e'' ""' W. ~. odmou;sbo,
s:.as ' ,'.o n,th;ro oood to sov @
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"'a''''o VI '" .;.o nnnn tbo do,
t 10 e',os' y, ". w., ho s.;d ,hot no,
e N'"'"''e,' ~ ~" horest hu
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t ."'pe' Wv, ""' .,,oa.s ue wac bold an
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-11-12

Susan b. Anthony says "woman
wants the comforts OF life. She wants
good work, good pay and wants
man to bring them to her and lay
them at her feet" When man gets
these blessings be has to hunt after
them and do not women wish to De
equal with man