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The National Government is now Tar.
ing It's wits 10 discover new sources of rev.
enue t. Garry on the war and sustain their
sinking credit. All the comforts ard
necessities Of Ike are to be taxed-the land
tax to be raised SO per cent Ia tar on ell
sorts oil mills, SO as to grind The face oftiie
poor-a TAG on boots end shoes, so that ey.
cry sieP you take you will ieel the effects Of
the war-a faE ON hats, so that you cannot
step out ct doors without being reminded
that IN these Stormy ilmes we saaIl soon be
compelled TO scud under bare pails-a far
OH candles, so that we shall soon be all in re
dark it We would avoid the public bur,lens
Ia tar OH sidebosrds, so that We shall soon
be compelled TO devour our very :rencbefs


"a far on tobacco and snuff, which we
hope will put All end TO the Coody Qua
party, and make them Turn up their noses
at those oppres ors who are now reducing
US to such a ftneh-a tar on clocks ara
watches, so that now We must pay tax on
the time Of day, when we all know tha. nov
our time is not money, and is hardly worth
paying tax upon--a far on looking glas.
ses, SO that you canno, even 10 k yourself
IN the face without refecaons up n The sad
aspect of "the times in which we liye," and
taxes in short on all articles of \. England
MANuFAcluREs, for their encourage ment /,
these snd many more were devised by Sec.
retary Campbell. When we recolect that
the very light taxes recommended by Fed.
e'al Sec e,aiy were loudly complained cf,
while al now is submission, we can only
wonder how eopie will strain at snat and
swallow CAMFBELl.-Sol Gox.