It must be paid, and, in fact, will be paid.

Anxious, weary hours were spent in crowding the Cooper Institute, from week to week, with paying audiences, to listen to such men as Phillips, Curtis, and Douglass, who contributed their services, and lifted the secretary out of debt.

At last, after many difficulties, her cash-book of 1863 was honorably pigeon-holed.

In 1867 we can read account of herculean labor the second.

Twenty thousand tracts are needed to convert the voters of Kansas to woman suffrage.
Traveling expenses to Kansas, and the tracts, make the debtor column overreach the creditor some two thousand dollars.