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kept Hnreea, .’Buggies, Ac., &a, to Let
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thoritiea, of licensing the “social evil,” so
cabled,—0^
or, in other“words, the keepers
keeper* of
houses of ill-fame are to be licensed, a*
as is
the custom in some of the large European
cities. It i* an ugly subject to deal with,
or in faft even to speak of atafi^yet the
evil has reached such a degree in New
York, that it is thought advisable to take
the above step. But hew it can bo a
remedy, or a preventative, fo not easy to
be seen, for the licensing of an evil is
hardly the proper way io stop it
And here the question suggests itself—
what makes this evil, for certainly there is
a cause for it? A religious man would
Answer and say that it is owing to the de
pravity of human nature. But this is not
worth noticing. f‘ A Secularist dr an Infidel
would^ reply that it is caused by unfavor
able circumstances as regards education,
intelligence, domestic training, employ-
mbnt, and last but not least, deception,
abandonment, ( rum, misery, and poverty.
This is the correct answer, we think : and
when these causes are removed, and the
right kind of oircutostances
circumstances substituted,
the. “ social evil ” will disappear—but not
until then.
then, j Meanwhile it may be con-
j cealed somewhat,
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bat, by police regulation*,
but its ravages are
less, because
M.w none
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license encourage* rather thati
thafi cure*.
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One thing that will benefit women—
those who are not abandoned, a*
as well a*
those who are, and prevent some of the
former from becoming the latter—is, to hi
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better wage* ,: for their
labor.
Oujfpresent. civilization, which is always
ting.of its Christianity, does not seem
to be
favor of II
this plan, hence we are
•o in raver
not surprised that
tyhata
a female correspondent
Rachel
Indue*
iachel ” ) of the San Francisco Indvt*
trial Magazine, speaking of the hard fate
of laboring women,
ten, should say —
<*• Henceforth, they must look for noth-
ing from Christians. They must not fool
ishly confound Christianity with Philan-
throphy. Philattthrophy wtt something
practiced * by .Infidels such as Thomas
Paine, Voltaire, Franklin. But Christi
anity must have cheap labor. < Women,’
said they, however much we may be di
vided on the important rabjeoto of etote-
communiou, Apostolio succession, sprink
ling or immersion^ Hell or purgatory, tbe
real presence, and other questions affecting
our salvation, we are united in our deter
mination to force cheap labor out of the
necessities of our poor/ When the Re
cording Angel flew up to Heaven with that
transaction, do you think he blotted it out
with a teairt^WiwRWl^^
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HE undersigned beg* leave to announce
to the publia, that he has * ettitofabed
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Oregon,
in
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every deccriplion and pattern.
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have no money, and must eat, and wear,
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and sleep under a roof. The wages of
Asiatics are not sufficient to maintain our
.a Boots, Shoes or Gaitars K
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women in decency and comfort. What made to order on short notice andfnatiefao--
then ? Are they to refuse to accept them ? tion guaranteed.
CF* Mending done on the shortest not
otite.
Then they will die; or will they find fife
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in moral destruction ?■> You who hire ¡¿¿vr.rtiM
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Asiatics to cook your victuals, to nurte
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your children, to wash your clothes, to sew
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if
your goods, you are responsible
what
nsible for what-
ever of vice, of crime, of pollution,
ion, of mis
E. O. RAN»AE X,
ery, of loathing, of rethorse,
remorse, that befall
n ■ h At
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IMPORTS AXD DEALS IN
these poor
pdbr women, for I tell
tell-; yoh th^re is
‘ not so much as a sparrofr foils to 1 the
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ground unnoticed by the Father/ Re- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, JSH
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member i in mercy that the poor
K>or are
are poor * “ 8IC, MUSIC BOOKS, OTfcH
enough.
Why will you
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OF ALL X1XDS-
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Commerce is responsible for the following,
OLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRA4
which we give-for what it i* worth :—
ted Mason A-Jffamlin Cabinet Organ.
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The best instrument of the kind
tne
We are not a little startled by the as world. Also, Agent for Steinway B Son*
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sertion made, in a communication before
celebrated
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Gold Medal Piano Forte.
question to a judicial teat, and the writer,
“ although doing a large business in the
These instruments hate efidted thdhfchest
city, has never had any trouble from non
payment.” <f he will send his full address commendatien from the musical profession,
as well as bis name, we will hand the same: and have received the written testimony o
to the Assessor of tbe proper district, and the mod eminent musician* of thi United
we think A test case would very soon be
made. Whether constitutional or not, tbe States, as to their superiority over all .others,
the income tax will always be the most un* in quality and tolmne of tone, capacity for ex-
equal, inquisitorial, and unpopular of all pression, quteknea of action, durability and
tbeaxacttonsfofTevenue, aid We hope will
quality of keepia^ m foneah rfff.. ? < t
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beionnofthe first repealed. If fevfaLwith
wHsv ntmisWT warranted pof ^ ct .
out di*crj»ination, «jaiiabnldbe, if at all,
inxyi equal percentage, on eyery dollar of
E. G. RANDALL,
income from any source,jhe will of the
1er sts., next door to .
Cor. First and Aid«
people would then be fairly tested. In
Post Office, Portland.
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Stand another ybar.
The plea that it
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wanted
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reached teen of wealth who cannot be til
ed, in any other waytai* simply ridiculous
All taxes cpme at last upon labor.’.t.There
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roperty that is pot
not j earned, ^d
and *|l
all
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is a Hen
lien on
on . labor, aui
out
and comes
come* ou|
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of somebody’s earnings, no matter who
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pays over the money».. There-
1fttter
' OR WHICH WE will pay the HIGHEST
ftk
wav than this, to produce tbe sam* rmuit,
and we trust it will ultimately bo found.
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SALEM, OREGON.,
Retailer's pr<
It ; is a | rare
treat
to hear
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preached
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Thus the i
duty of 60 per cenv.,
It rarely happens that a preacher is
|gr*Particular attention paid to Probate
comes to the
umer multiplied by the
businfMKL wd &1 bo to the collection of debts, heard to condemn the
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murder of Mrs. profit* of at leasts ipree
ree dealers
dealers; ; so that when
ahd forwarding of proceeds.
the
consumer
has|got
bis
goods, he has paid
ot
Surratt, or who does not pray for the
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murder of Jefferson Davis, together with tariff ip addiUon.il| If the goods are made in
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all Who do not join in the tirade against this country they are furnished by the,
the manu
manu-
facturer
at
exactly
the
importer
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price
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$192,
Lafayette, Xamhill County, Oregon. Will him.
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equivalent
in
currency,
and
the
jobber
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practice in the Supreme, Circuit and all
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Retailer
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profits
carry
the
cost
to
tbs
con*
It is rarely the case that a M loyalist
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is not a traitor, as was his kind in thè article.. So, whether the consumer buys the
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£. C. BRADSHAW,
days of Washington.
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multiplied
three profits on the tax.
COUNSELOR AT LAW,
multipliid by
bjtthreo
tax Thie
Thle
One rarely meets with a Radical who
manufacturer
alleges
that
be
hardly
make*
makes
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does not regard Beast Butler as a model living profiElrt Wing the goods at $192, and
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ifi practice in the District and Supreme Christian.
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for bito still higii r. Thus
Thus it appears I lhalt
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Rarely indeed did ever a Free Love s though the consul
has lost the difference
fWTaxes Paid, Collections made, and Convention assemble which did not, before the manufacturer ias not gained it,
All nations, in tl eir
Proceed* Promptly remitted.
»if turn, have gone through
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it adjourned, pass resolutions denunciatory the horrible pit
1 I miry clay of taxing them-
selves
ma
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B. F» Bonham. Attorney at of the Democratic party, and one lauda* wealth.
Etch man has imagined, while grin
tory of the party of u progress and moral ning abd bearing it, that though he was getl
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ting poor the nation wa* just on the point of
ideas.”
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betuming rich. Affer'Cbasitig the ignis fatuus
[To
be
Continued.}
il Or less, and losing in-
ill give prompt attention to all legal
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M a few ¿entdriee,
.fl <ray^I .JilAph
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,*redibte Sums of
they f have “
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business entrusted to Aim at the Cap
invariably
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The
Impending*
Epoch."
reachdff
the
conclus
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that what
is good for
itol. ’ He Will also praaetlee in any of the
The above is the title of a spiritual paper, one man in the n
s good for the whole
Courts of this State.
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reoently'started at Atlanta, Georgia, the first nation^ind that *uc uuiy class really ’ "pros
.tected
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and
penhSb«ntly
benefited
by
a
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S^RWABD’ numbers of which have just reached us. In tariff ^rethe smuggle^. In the end’ high
they
one of them we find several communication^ have
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give
each
a
license
to
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and require him to
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW from the spirit of Lincoln, delivered through thrbw half that ho
jnto the sea, are on
a female medium in Texas. We make the
1ATAYETTB, OREGON. J,)
to the community.-—
following extract, so that it may be seen how the whole unpr
Eyfin poor, old
d Austria i is getting
>t attention given to Collections, and th* dead- President talks in the spirit land 1 I her eyes open to t
"TXramDt
truth on this s subject.
subject,
“Woel'Wroe! to the departed Spirit Who
I practice in the Supreme, District eater* here amid the follies of war; woe ii and: is« discarding
notion that wealth can1
-ty.C.urU .1 this SUCe.
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mine w-w»
that I ™
was Ushered into Eternity amid bo:, or^tod by multiplying taxes upon the:
the conflicts of a strife so bloody 11 My ac4 PWfo —pfoogo T'rifrlru.
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cnser*! Ah my accusers I—their feces rises
Th^on|y reason why
y one-1
one-I alf of the people
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thtfU^ed
StatelsiSro
not
-iot in,
in, or
or on
on their
their 1
before me like the Ghosts of Pandemonia!—
Lafayette Lodge, M da
84, The
have not
not the
the
they have
slain upon every battle-field rise tip in way td 3$6rope, is because ¡they
ot
mopef
;to
pay
tbpir
passage
and
keep
them
naookery lo my happy hopes, and thus I am
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compelled to live for a season ; the destroyer whjntklire/
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t'fttnilf in the United
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of peace and prosperity | of human affection, <
"1 Teets tvery Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock, and happy associations— face to face with the Stales tan thousand dollars and it would not
IvJLmembers of the order in good standing ard sorely iajuredl . <1. am not taking too much be twelve months until the country would be
Invited to attend.
blame teeny self when I thus speak; for I was ^depopulated.— Ioioa Statesman.
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J. H. U pton , W. C* T.
elected a* the representative of 'a Great Na* . ? •:
ÆÏUS R lL PiBuur, W. R. S.
tion, and as suoh should have been guided by j -Soma people are a ways fishing themselves
wi*dom*-that wisdom! which is pure and anywhere but when ■e /¡they
they are,
are, or
or thinking
thinking of
f T. HEMRREË Dealer in DryGoods, peaceable and iniureth no man; but fired with
somietbing else than »¡what they are doing, or
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• Groceries, Hardwore, Ac. South side, ambition and National Supremacy, I wa* of somebody
somebody^ else tian
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of whom (they*
they are
arc
Main Street. ( '
blinded to all her better influences. In vain speaking. Thi is is t in way to enjoy nothing,
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I now-try to feel I acted to the best of my i to do nttfaing wall,
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TAR. A. B. WESTERFIELD, Physician ability; but conscience, with its • still small
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JU ted Surgeon, Lafayette, Oregon. Often. yoiV ’ unceasingly>whisper* • it is false? *+- \ hu
The ladf wearing' the largest waterfall is
try gentle fr
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Munich, |i , Bas
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from our correspondent at Munich,!
ing
of the vari,
ria, On tba cost of living.and the general
_ J of prices in Europe. The letter sets
il ring,” has one word to Bay in favor of scale
out
1 with the
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remarkable
statement that not
the Democratic party.
thousand Americans
ess than twenty^fivo
twenty
I
residing on
Co
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. Continent
at the present time
It would indeed be a ‘
A-sfcjot traveling, but making their permanent
paper representing the (*
abode there—and that by far the larger num
kind word for the Democratic party, j j
3ÇS have been attracted thither by
ber <ff these
ap
the cheapness
of living. It is added that
One rarely sees a paper professedly in
»be is increasing
the number
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every day, and that
the
ConsuUr
offices
are
filled wjth letters
tbe interest of the “ IT turf _ ” that
is
not
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from persons
pc sons in this country, making mquit
inquiries
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Radical all over.
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with a vfow fo q residence abroad. , In otl
1 *lt Is* rarely the case that an organ of word* the etformbu* prices prevailing in this
country have
a tide or emigration
from
B
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spiritualism and sensualism does not be A A I frzw IT
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America to E
rate Democrats and the Democratic party,
Ai'dwelling
w which rents fop *|1,300
tj
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average]/
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city can be had 1n
Rarely does it happen that an editor, in
Paris,
P^ris,
the
ce
centre
fashion
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of
and extravagance
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with Democratic proclivities, espouses the ofJthe world, fo^ $400 to $600. A suite of
t i first class hotel in Munich
cause of an inferior and naturally degraded feur. rooms at
t •- ; 40 per day. A .similar
and servile race of beings to the detriment suite itf a similar
ilar hotel tn America costs $15
Per'W^*‘l
W'^rB®8 boot8 ^dng $16
and practical discomfiture of the superior
country, ban there be bad for $8, and
V
race.
a broad iclo^ljsuit costing ^>100 here, can there
" U; ,and bo on. The only things
It rarely fails to be the case that the be had for &
wbK$MqM b had in this country as cheaply
Radical party heaps hobors upon thos^ of as in Europe tae agricultural products.
s .'
its members most dishonest and incompe- ; Wbat is i* ¡¡cause of this stupenduooi
difference in prices. What renders it more
tent.
economical, 1 Oman
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who has accumulated
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to
live
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Europe
than to live at
re
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It rarely take* place that Radical poli
home,? Our (¡otrespondjBnt
correspondent affirms and we
ticians are not indebted to the purchasea&e entirely agree nth *-
i— that
Jx after
“ “ making
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him»
with bim|
materials of which their party is composed, all allowance f à highef rate of wages, and
inflated1: currency, the bar-
for a somewh
for nomination* for office*
office.
int
tariff of the U nited States
ce:
barons 58 per
.«
rjnsible 'ftr this difference —
mainly I .^«
red
It rarely happens that Democratic qr- J is
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Tb0 national debts of ufoat these European
ganiaations set apart a “ Corruption Fund,” countries are ds | great jpél Rapita as the debt
The national debt of
which is supported and replenished by of |tbe United S >tate8.
I
Great Britain U r |>1 capita
is one hundred and
t( endowments.”
tweniy'-five del la irs ; of Holland, one hundred
It very rarely occurs that t t he proprietor and twentynme dollars ; of France, fifty-three
.dollars, and of the United States, seventy-four
of a humbug enterprise, is not redundant dolls« and tw<
ts. Hence there
is
no
«spianati«
i
of
this
extraordinary
drffer-
raordinary dtffer-
in his curses upon the shoulders of u Cop
enefr in the cos of living* tO be found in that
perheads.”
system of'poi ideal ec
which imposes a
It rarely is the ps
case, (until recently) in fioòjif. fifty-ei, "
upon every man
wb^ seeks t(
through the
Oregon, that a Democrat, arrested on ?
avenues of commerce, of the jl ______________
ntages which
criminal charge, is acquitted. {Itrf Providence ha
atowed upon other coun
tries.
One
burnire-
tr* worth of br
It is of rare occurrence for j a Radical,
eloth from GerotaDy
the American
arrested on a criminal charge, to be con« Sumer, under,
system, three h
dollars in j
victed.
M.HV I
Cost in
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«. $10 i
During the past five years ¡it has been
Tariff ou tb
of goods, 60 i
cent
the rarest possible thing for a . Democrat per
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