S" Cheap Pood Laws.

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tr.l Il ler. Ir m -.. g,
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A-. 1t. tr nr kerpvwet Itng :
If ,o. t.var g .n- ,hiln, Iu p-dl.
GB ,I .. %1'. I,,,.d
Aid there you'll g I Ire: p~..n, ot hirl,
Ih.r a just come i.om M, J-.o

uo rleere n irel u o t.,i.
u d b..i lrair. r.e c.
No. beef I, comt o Il.u. .nn pajurd,
I1'. a pily tru h ul I i
F., k. inl i..u t amcric.
lIol d n 1i svo elnl.igrare.
utr arop it hine ir. E .gi..I 1.
If V Ul .e I.,,k r all.
For Prf ....li h. e p,
if S.gr l.- t., sm ll.
The butchers now they may give o'er
%e:lirg their ,[ir.LI g I,.c al
For there's many a hundred weight been sold,
That never was fit to eatr.
And now when ) I t nulk itc stereo.
If r u -h uld F.pper, to turn your you eye,
II '. H.- .0.. )p., d P Good morning, man,
As yousare passing by.
Thr.er arre 'ndred r. ihi cunc rs.
o '-it rue what I dJ, irl,
ThIa c.u .-C-or rrle .t s uind Ul meat.
is halllI gel the -. el I
Bl i' r. t e I lacti f sili J.'d.

With plenty of good pork and hetf,
And likewise oguod cheap bread.
Now beef and moitoij hac come down,
An,I so has pork and lour, too,
Which is what this country wanted
A great many years ago ;
Tie cuie, r. In -%, ,:. lo .rk,
r.gd ig ik !.',k!-,
For we now shall carve with knives and forks,
Instead of our porridge sticks.
The farmers do nor like these laws,
From what I've heard them say,
Becavia the corn will be so ceap,
And so will straw and hay;
:I co.u r,. i p' ,r., r1h eggs,
%'. s. .. t i li ec I I I ,t
And fur l ri, in., buiitr. hv',
fhen, sit th, m,, g' o'er
So to conclude and make an end,
,Ind fin'h tp ms l;ces.
The Ipo ir l lind ti Erlh..d
.A diTercr,i t' ie r Ire,
For work it will he plentiful,
And provisions will he low,
And that is what a poor man wants,
Wc-Lrvcr hc dt. go.
Sss rdells, Printer.