The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-25 00:00:00

......:... bei1.,.:i..,..ii..... M. 2785. THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY.LANIL THIS preeest EVENING, Jan. 25, Majriifl& Servants will perform THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Lady Tousle, Miss Walstein. Ts vaddi wilt Ka added. The New Sayerb Puntinnime, aslled TEE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS; or Harlequin • - - • To-wirrew. Jeas de Paris, The Birth-day, with tit Pantomime. Friday, Ail in the Wrist*. Saturday, Rosen and Juliet. The Doors to Oe opened at halt pistil* Oiled, gla at half past six. Bases, 7.. t Seemed .11a, 610—P11,, Ss. s I Price, 2s. Lower Gallery, Ss, g Second Price, Gillet*, Is ; Second Priee,-*, THEATRE-ROYAL., coviiiii-GA.10101(. S present EVENING, Jan. 25; • *el be peetwrramt, VENICE PRESERVED. Jailer, Mr. Caaway ; Pierre. Mr. Young; BeloMeru, Miss O'Neill. To which Will be addid, The New th.iml Christmas Pantomime. called MARLEQUIN WHITTINUTON; or, Lo►d Mayor of Loops). ---.---- Tn-morrnw, The Beggar's Opera, Aoimal Magnetism, and' the' New Patunmonr. idav,.The Gamester. astoiday, The Forest of Bondy, and John of Paris. Bosses; le. s Seenod Price Ss. 641.—Pit, Ss. 66. t Second Pike. Is.-Linver Goners, Ss. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper rieller3y is.; Second Price, 6d. A Private Box stay be tad nightly, oo application to Mr. Brandon, at the Bos=olte. • saw Pilot d oa ink: tha n is k at PI O a and par. no r! gae, ales rac. 010. WAS 10S. in lOW ton, on: that rOit Wan • yen ole, Iwo Ice, 'ere od e .olar Its yr, Or lIKS red iey .th. ing 111.-• uO4. A cAu+ioit IN N consequence ; of W . EGG hating advertised A Self-Adjitstiag Taillekliod • stating. from their superior eilleaci and iaiiity, ha bu, procured the following appoint me-.r :—Tile Royal Nnvy, the Naval Hoipitats the Dock Yards, and the Miaow:Pi SALMON, ODY, aad Co. Prom the liberal encotwaiensent they have received, think their duty to intone the Politic, that Sr. gogI_TRU*§IPS are net 'limn SELF-ADJU PRINpIrLEs, having in aethersal Joints to accom the 8 to the motkosof the liedy, and that their Trusses only have . used far his Majesty's Serviee above-mehtiaed, Ace they soperreded Tatham and Egg, some time since, lad that Mr. Ear has Dot supplied any on his own account. he TRUE PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES, vrldeli reqaire ao *raps. nor cause ally confinerneot to the Bade. are tn...ba . Isni ONLY of the Pattatees, SALMON, ODY.and Co. 494. Strand, who have the honour to 'apply Also Mi.jes y's Royal• Navy, the Naval Milpitas and Dm.k the Triltiill9•4 1 1 1.6. rd, Li,: rirdnaace. the Mediae Infie. M , the ffeesairstle East India Company, the City Truss . .4t. ac. ac. Ridtt *wEEij. .......... et . AM.= , 4 .. 440 IS . - - VI 100 *A. se. at. riErr Jan. 47, rSTI NI Will be the SECON . O DAY of Drawing, Wien tie FIRST TICKET drawn a prize above 251. moot rece.ve more then 10.0001. and may be entitled to FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS! TICKETS and SHARES are selling ranted 'indrawn by HI CH A RDSON, fiOiH mid Co. Contractors foi : the Dotter v, at their Offices, of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Kt Charing4rnen. 4 WI C.ll the cony [A's-mem TO MRS. JOHNSON, 94, Newinao-street. MADAM, —haying seen in the different nens papers several extraordinary ends of the good eff - erts the SOOTHING SYRUP but had . no infants during dentition. kaspnboldece.l nee to send the rise of nay Hide fill, which, 1 Ihiolt.afte'r tiny - mother how read, will nivet' b. within/1 . the 8, 'mi. as soon ft. , they-find their children are 'midi* . Mine is miracle. whets Jou think of k seven -rorinth n e at with its, and was .eVW'werics befep• Mid fdreiictis 0.3 ei , y, my dear Madam, pest he, sure. whenshe begun in rot her 1(41'4', who' she must sutler ; sufh . ee it to y, she whit oear two ears old befolt she hail uny. Hudak tktit liOte she o , ft drets4- fully convulsed. Whet. toy ha. h lid bought the first bottle, Ai .toot eipected to live the dly tfliotigb; but no snorer w her gums rubbed, Hutu we pe , teived her to be cosier, nod her tetth came without y more fits. I ton; Madam, yohes; respectfully, Jan. 9, ISlb. C. No. T. Windsor-court; Strand. iITH, To be had of die Proprietors, Selhnsan and Willinaw s •No.94 Newman-tire. t, Orford-meet; and by Mei .eni, nP 1 , 4.• w bat ry. St. Pisani Church-yard, n..d Datue-stiret. Dublin; S'o'cian Ditejr and Bow Church-yard Shaw and }Assist dr. St. ' 2, llll'llMarch.. ant ; Bolter: 4, Cheap- , Ades E 16111., Lann4ilitie, Senthirld; and by sill the principal Medicine Venders to !Owe and country, as Ys. 9d. n bottle. rirson.—Re mire in ask fhr " Jahnson mid AOstirican'Snothing Syinrp." as Mere are sgy'bral various sorrel N. B. Mn. Jo hnson erlreves the Infunt Poor. as usual, at her Amine: ertey Tuesday nod Saturday inornirtg, reiits dlne - to led ro'ciort. by bria,:ing a letter from a respectable housekeeper Yu ten if 3 that tbey arc real objectis of charity. SUPERIOR SOW F.. IT is of thi first Consequence to ascertain off Whose lath And inteetity it firm reliance May be placed in adlietton. Meeitre. CURIUM and Co„ Surgeons of eminence and bigh professional attainments, Members of the Royal D 011.% of Leanings said Riiiithu(gh. present so the Pub lic the result of 30 years experience in the Cure of Venereal CoaellAintp. mid these Debilities and Deficiencies which not %infrequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial Gate. In the various gradation!, fri m recent infection to confirmed Lees, their treartnent emnmunds very often a speedy, and always it radical cure. In dubious case!, their long and tvell-arranged experience cites them a promptitude of clocUion that wellies the Patient from being mercutialixed out of existence, or hay- Inc hj. constituticm undermined. and The vital principle destroy -1:•• a - tateitt, but insidioas disease, or a blind and fatal confi dence in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Varculge Relaxation, end Atony, of the Organs, arising from excesoive indulgence, insalubrious climates, or wilier) sensuality, the practice gives new life and energy to the system, real in caws which are verging on de spair. Strictures and other derangoenems of the Urethra they remove in &mild and effecters! =timer. Stied and recent awes of Venereal lafestion are cured is the short period of ten days. To the Female Sex if will 1s eduktiltafry to know that they 'nay he cured of those Debilities which defeat conception, and to the foundation 4 connubial felicity. Patients tressed with candour, delicacy, and iwriolalsiese query. ste•irs. ClARtiti and Co-way be consulted every day, at their house, 107, H sliett-gardes. ••• Letters from she Country, statiog minutely the case, made of living /tr. and eiseitabig a rensittusteA for Advicetend • *dl be treated ItiiY sistlioutOical 4446 Ne. 107, ilaitortgardeo. .2r.-. „.L.let.:-., '-'-• J.,;:•-'•+-'.7l"‘ci... ..... - 55,55!15115=. _,_ --: .r.. . _— I*-- ' - ' / 1 / 47 ,y1 -11 -‘ :. , z - ii . ak A a roL 4 ria lx • .. • .j : • :•.: jii`'... -,; ' s • .... (~.„.‘ '.. ',or ' . kis of - '•-, a v . 4 . . t iiir , .. tr . . , . • • ...-- r - • • - 11,:,,,,,- -... •, . .. T i lt a i . . kO . . • . . ... • . . - . • . . A . : . . , , • • , A. 1515. , • - 4,, =_74 i - 4. 1. .. 4- ... _. e Irp, = • O. intildfdl "• .. ' ... _ • . • . . . . . . .. . . ISTY-71dIre : • Pielett.thiscoentry almost si much an tire Property , The: . Among those Taxes vi..,eis were called War • G. Witlf4tihttEß, Jan: tie - : tutees and which, by iaw, would eiplre about thi ' t o nt to t t e t t t h o chid,.' shortly'; samatime with the PropoJoTrx,• there was one of .. and ordered the Ribruisittbn td no lees than two shillings a .bushel. Ott nialti Thil . i bore no lesson the conift.rts of the poorer tied miai. , to fOrward to Move-tibia Melon' ' dlingordesti, than it slid upon the intbresti of iLii; ; against ., culture. He had, therefore, introduced. ititd the Pe , the Muse of Commons • .-: - . AL m os b e i ng u cen n ' t g se g onee - tition a prayer, that this .'l'ax also ,should'not,be se. ix, hid Many opportunities 0feee...1. 141 1h • As this was act regularly introduce la' - r :Mufti of it, and 'witnesting • Itel &gig - shiest,'" wail .0 -striti, the pleasure a& se iression :on this account, he - did • alum of the Meeting that lregould iacserportsta it with • put 'ad ie u. f orwen t o , t • oh occa . , hill Petition.-[The sense. of the Meedngeo This point litre Were many present of suverith I was. testified by ; loud. applause.]-Ile.cencluded by 'operty 'in the county. lie should imovioaroßesolution, that it was expediept.to present ', a Petitiou.to the House olSoyentons agehkst, the ta.. Rely dlsetaitning aft party • motivele viral of those Taxes. lie shoeld not consider who was the • - ..... -- , „Mr. Hour (of Bristol, w ho is also it .treafi -- et ;- t proposed the tax, or Who it *u that . -K • If he felt any cob .ofahis eountr). begged to recal to the recellecti . Wes tax would be surtiitele4lllt- ifstay 6f• the High Sheriff, the-wand Requisitiet.trhkh his !' . the period 'which the Legislature. 1144 • ha lOf Pryle themos "ed t : i•esl) him; b alk le d i w reeh hiCh olt s e d tet I tt n ee s ,Cel ned hi b i; it for its decease , he should hot hive'?" necessary to diater its expiring moments. tThis-Keqeisitioa,_be truned t ,wouid,bii . r aeret).es"the had, however,. both by their • ticononbor i• Meeting. ..• . i . , , ~, -.. . iiL . . . _,, language lit1 it the House, as wel l ' arotitiitie,: . . 44 e , iloGiK•Slizfro tilh4 Ph•deebtAbill Mr. tia.Xs refusing to answer questions, had' Ist s tithir ' l4 l l .de as he had.elwair been, to be ord t .tly,i .. , . private letters to , those tliends, 'who. they ~ Preseht there- Wee equation, before the, Meebstio , • . ' I d- to have coutidektie Ideal interest; 'howled ' : t -h he ic r h . ma le u -w e 7 w os d-iha i nvo d Pi'emr uce g .l 7 s ..Sleci. decide uP°l before lei ' clearly to thecenetry that It was theft Hite*. If this t e e . • Sir . Wit. Heatuctrratrose to second the inntionior. . . ... 5 propose the 011iewil of . thil.tati.' • . Bally as Rodin )bluff ti other tee b y tr uth. M. Portal*. Its - was the Repnaieniativ.e of this county in Parliament when the Income Tax was im r. • necessary "ssiiiiies' were to be - Palled; besbeold • have tech greet objections to it. Ile wis *Ain. posed, and -4441 •gleee-itie 'Vete la- favour of-the Ter, oed, however, tliat this tax whielrprofetsled to be ! only upon the understanding that it should be ,ban. aahand• impartial, .was in fact - the most unequal i cloned at the conclusion. of the war.-(L o u d c h eeht .l . With • this feeling lie .most fully acquiesced in theme.. • ' : ! id the most partial. It was said to be a tax upon ! refits, and yet no detraction was tondo on account of ! timents expressed by the Hon oura ble G enr i et h ae who had Introduced the subject. With res p ec t .t o be necessary expence of repairs. Warthe 'lmp ;who : the Malt Tax, to which allusion had b een wa de s; that a landlord or' farmer was obliged to bloat ler keel:biota. prami i fikirel i iiic a b etol ud. th gbe r en t e? : this was a Tax which he rad opposed at the tinatilr. Werra a te tbroo.fourtbo of tai upon roodii i i c h the its introduction, and he was equally disp os ed t ,td,. to , be . ca l m tole upon , condemn it now.-[-Laud cheers.] .. - fatuserrare Obliged to toy . . ,', their profits? When a lease was taken for 21 year's, j The Resolution was then pat and carried with tin.. .. • 4 subject to a heavy fine on the renewal, no deduction ! 'lllegal approbation. "- was a*. on accelost..of - this tnO: Thb• case was 1 The lime SUBItitPF then addressed himself to M r . ite ... ~.. stilt ho s* with..patoftkistonal total end' tradesmen,: Hunt, and said, he would most willingly have in. fro. who, htthisie-nagatataes4ty and modify health, w e r e . sested the Requisition to which he had alluded, to the . , ma). j un b i.*Goe tdras * * ,s e . law, itt fi gt. & ta nk s , an d' County•Papeeiff: it _had been presen t e d at a per i o& • th a . , innei 1fr0ta.,4610 sank g the fruits of o t f hig the l i a r T ind w ee s tr t y i l olt suf6 ee ci t7o n n ity th el at r i l t y sh ia o r al i d ila bo t P" read to ile . the l .Meet ie.kad ing n . ow " a bo a kri . . Lt .was accordingly. read. After which after,-. 7,, 1 ' e 1t ,7 7:t:ld t°t fitt a ta r :ra . ths ttaiat Pe t, ra ib ti a (i t n akai.sar,h ( min • be obliged to ply the shine. tax . for an 'hernia! - The Earl of Norcross's proposed a petition, which ri" Ito , segeketi, as if .their • inCerne ma 'beta the': bet moved might be adopted by the Meeting. It was read, and was of considerable length, touching upon i t 'ora r i: regular evollece of large sum; tnettitted'in the (ands? ;cell* in This , ....n911)14 stilk taxes illa were paid . in. Al the•circomstancisa of the - Property Tax, and else the Tax on Malt, stating the sacrifices which had , ,: k ibe r ,l s ti diret . , ox cettatorilly.. it was ' . t . hi on the thing fy. it'lit i • 4 he had ten .gaineas on his table .the tax:. been made by the country, and concluded by pray. .... All 'Mette, ~g....Theirer t oo k one of them: This a pp eared in its'ilitg, that now peace was concluded, the said tang • aid, inelosingmight not be continued or renewed.. -• . -... wilt b e sent principle, to be something of a highwayman's tax.... ! • It was extorted, not by the means of a pistol, butt ' Mr. Coster.? said, if he had not known the. place • - hT or entah, by- surcharges and serveyors, The surveyor adiiii. Where they were assembled, and the s ubject fo,i rases of ne-h,ii-• • res i" er 0 ,1,,,_ 'nistered to the party the oath of ishrgetion, and then : thMeh- they were . called • together, he should really .. 444. C40 , ./rr and the inquisition followed. This tax went to'dettroy all . have taken the production which they' had just beard polite Rowland c onfidence between man and man. No man dared to fur a Bill filed in - Chancery againbt the . Prince Re- 11 -, . - speak of his circumstances, for fear ofheing exposed to gent, rather than a Petiljen. to 15triiadnent. Having t the surveyor. In this country there were ; hen who the highest respect . for the BM of Northesk - ,* as..he t it * l ie cess ° I - .would not be afraid to take it lion hy, thebeard , ,bor who believed every one who-knew him had, he cool& not . 'jest in the core Of • • a **las t ed ia , l b e trembled before the Surveyor, who Is, ite'fat; the but regret that he should have lent himself to such a extensive practice- greatest bugbear in. the land. rt. might he islied, Petition. -He did- not oppose the Petition because it to the Public from how came it that such a ,taairee ever suffered hr-It , prayed for the abolition of, the in come Tax, but be. serials Chia of Dis • - g of Ow Ircsral Cal; owabeeause it was the itatad that. the enemy was at ' cause it travelled-into many otter subjects which had • ditert their stadia-In oardisers.and that everzttiiiscWhitiiwoe'slotid \sal at' lib Manner of connection ' with ' that subject —soch as estrucolve habit tsf 'io. - - • - * , .4. • • I ~,b , „,„4 , „.„,,,u , trat e - slake. Under snob . orcurit,stanyes„ see country was, the. appointment 'of -Keighte of the Bath. Wh a t ion its votaries all flit ;it $ ,sery particuletittenquiring info the'reestrwhiai had the libightS p 1 the 'Bath to do with the that di.tressing state or ereraproposed for our, safety. The Legtafirthre iAtt 4 '911 41 .0(th of the income Tax ? Did thia not show essareueace o f soda ne. • res bi e q see i s b ei c li m ba ale . it. 'expressly stated. thoseeireonieteneis in thatrit Att; , teet- -seethe of those persons who were 'concerned tsewef,„ of the eonoitnliee -the 38th of the King, and mentionedlis the priiihlith Ito teeming the• Petition-wine fretting enri fuming- be. r iot 8u aargeoas or LAW iiiii .4t that the safety of his .MajetWiCriwis, theileed.- I thiesostoise. Of thelfonours alluded to were not con. orati to Li d kW ;••• dry of our holy rejigion,. our. lily Mei, and pro. , Si te& tot themselves. . [The High Sheriff here inter. rade for the Cunt of, a Cce- •,,,, rt h av were at h avert i,s , ,,..-11,• *‘• outliners now sets* •'l 4 ersted Mr. Cobbett, regatta* , him to confine himself ;:. led in a moment oriaehrie-. .'"-- renew tha. taxi 4 r, „ . be r e thri ft , td •iir s ii liN the ' business fo r whibh they .were lisseinhled; but mpleted is the shorqpnce of 4. • igift .4 mired sand inveteratelliages of that - the seine cirmssestoses .: • : .nriw etist. -1" Abe cry of Period& irs order, and Go on, was very "I by a variety °r painful raid had a l way s the greatest sin - .. Itteneral, and;rdr. C. was suffered to proct:ed.] He ranee is their plan (without re- 5 asure to the Patient a permanent ; ley about the time. in ; s h own Itich the ACt vies to sa,. wai sorry to Dee that those who had had ..1 mind in __. pint; and . after itsieg,thiet ..time in all . their Acti4 drawing . tip this Pititieu hid had untie of the . Pore. as frequently efini'meP the added • sad " 1 01 )0100.,•'.'- -- tha. Period a t !'honours for whlch.therseented to sigh. 11.,. lie had , se comoisi.A. have ant escaped . Y, - • sicand improved plau, alley asp en- which its aspiratkp o ,wak find ergs 114 6th; it !itrunger Rounds still for di. approi ing of by Paitioa. Girris and stortures, whether April, after the ciniciaresi; ff..pio AI .ifidivt i The Gentlemen in questiod had not confined them ... . . r . .untie noutie. man,. insuwes can he 34444/... U loaf 0 1 0 was .* treag l l s , Tregbi: th . selves to preying for the sblitiou of the Income Tax , %moult moiling tu the painful , eases, of several' yenrs continuance. .Losisdabortt to.. . the costatry "ittl s , -,i . t ar itkor et. ; , o'r the Property Tar, but as must have struck all of itwo ill:. few days. after 'he cure hod -.. Practitioners without elPet i and 904 00• W I Ithwayman'si tax ('cry of very justly). For his ,opireat. a certain drier, that ;hedge. NO— „settee ttd lb they had retied it a tax of a highwayman, or a ale mull of n practice of 14 years. In this Instance. The country had al has not, is One single instance, ever ;part of. the contract, awl submitted, be' ' *it-svia par t he had never before . heard such au epith e t ap whiela .perfad inanN thous-and perilous wrieeeed the „ laymen( of h ., iiii bee* , t os,nennspiod patience, as long as • the, iiiir o Aoki-. 'A ito it, fiontlltat quarter. The Gentleman who ;erne and injurious methods had been ~ogesl. They had now a ;leer attd irrefragable right . opened -the business of the Meeting had forborne to pose to.' the ba t orrats of the engegensents o i fha Ole tate such language when his own friend s raised it ten Jes, *hose expectations of those *vaster .a. • . oappioess have beta &rowed, it my „ din .• s i des end to expect. that OS! WI. ,ShOglit Movie re- .' per tint; and when they told the people of Eug. in to ki-ow, that by a proper perseveranca.oaspod.. If gee tax wore now restitirest.it weetitt(Otn• lilitis that those who occupied the middle of a house ie general health 1 s renovated, and the lm- 'may he agrees Tioiatiaa of the contract boat 4 00 0..matt . , remove to the garret.-Were those the high. Ci..exclusivelv professing the eons of these .be ap aggravated breach of.tr,Ot t : by Maki% thrive,' t-weYmeti !. What mast foreign nations think of u s ) S ' ino, in order tear they may amt be masted , T iakatioo of -their CeetiBit 14 11014 .of piecciest for .1 1 when they bear us . raj, that a tax which was necessary w, with the uelfsitey so jenny attached to the farther aaat i ttaa. 4 wpi( Xs *di opin i o n, that 1( ' *hen- ithposeci, was a highwayman's tax. For w hat think it but Justice to themselves to state, s+ ' easpr . aperly edarated and initiated into every the Tax were bet sisinefttesi to for *Pother year; it witrtirietrx imposed? for the preseriation of his Ma. 4 •Ore.sion (certificates of which, frows„various emu ki never b e taken off. New eircemstainel and' jelfeCsobjects and otir hOly religion. The Gentle. .thomtinn from the hisbest profersianal nuiho - l' , , e to convince any engulf:O. That u. residence NSW. 144 aris e ; minces would then hemisphere of our eastern warld, as penis in , give up the Tax, Ministers would peeler anothir i latised lit a thire of exigency, when the enemy were . , m e e i t t, tos t hews to ame, that Owls researches 4. with th e tis;., of AI ; er e that Ni liz , at the door (which, by-the-bye, never wi'ls the . anhoed to diseases ahead enumerated, they hold "Pt' Ps* r. WI irv,rail 1 o . o .e. or renovation tante% as May taboo antler the Amon, or some of thoee gentlemen. Its deg , ti tase fre and if they had come we would have beat them). teas of is life passedander the torrid vn.ae.• And 1 i fa t t wer ay modificatien. Of Lb. Tel. ' I.,(it nPi re..r i. Set Ter then was ' mposed for the preservatiem of having had oppnnualties, la their profestiontsl ea- 1,•: 1 - _, 1 ~_•_e ,_r caw, •form* an imamate otassimance *atk the. casta t . amuse, so sus ye . or ootp.feerth per twit. - is',. .'. ' ti c eed .ptdperties,_and l our holy religon,. as is of .&ri,ciaa persons, they.csifer 40' them the ~r immediate ier ; lbw the Plitte SS reseldr; front 1 1.041„,.ed into a free . copitry, .EittrY itaai 1 i v . i ; , ' besS,.shoeld. equally elwrct to It, MIK kelt Ta 4 to It, „r. e; _ said . No, Gen emen, it was not no. et ski • • allow Tommie'. Its postern! pat. avows arm induced theca ts gait the practice of Old F " "''' - , th * de the ♦Tote - a uh.o. all the world - ~ iraelitioDer; and they presume their pretensions can. otcsw summonsu before tbs Surveyor goes et.' - '11 .. ,i .• . . -., , a ,-.--, .fair rowed far the unprecedented ondidenee with 1 optpdt, and feels like ono,: The diparenials, lettf .e , •:. , .EPrd elppidelsel3-T-The Gentleman had ,e. ley have, by the publi . c . heetla li berally botwltrwi- dia. & l aw a E a ' glendi every qm,ti. is: peeigtna la oThit 01614te irbroltite snit in4iinto 'l e as{ Act came to be et : • 013 In the country are to state 4he partleahltli i a"- ---. .".. . e t/ ..3; t 6 I ibilliA'' . ••. bad not- tot , vC.I ,• are, ens, and woooeioniiintr. enclosing a resetttattrti!ltsLil he is found guilty; .whyreas,„ . gee 4 ~I nc. 7 _ ig ..77.7....; Oa in no tot, --Itto other Acts by ~ -• . lice and medicines, and the remedies will be given uc-for. .:,,Lll4l94lths every men, 4 pr e sop t 4., g ailo %re ito • Ott% this' wie • • peteeded, and which oecessarity 4 its theiet .. - Cet hat nt *ore. " HOW do highway. , ;• d ton ny pan of Ow klogdows. be carolled at 'heir k daily (personally.or by letter s :' la "O ut- - 14 41 1; 401 4 4*.ir k ,- I c l -. 61 ", • . 1 ° a bf ul u / r paid) by raisins of either seats with sexstcy, dtikwyt e lat reet4ttaa on the ta .perga . pal t . mit ecityti, A attirvett Mf. t.? "NV hy, they first , • Alkali**. - t seek* comae perari.p.ptst 00 icy . ,-;- 11 ,t1,4):00 ,4 4 , P1- I ,!..htat.tr titryour hands,a 'id then . ou aimi co• golleolls l 9l limmericrnisok Fketittem . • *IS aarttbff• *spot icVlik: .14 -1 .r0A41 1 . 1114 4 1 4 'Pit T . Licickets." . They be- lai Is VA • . • ~,, . •.. • .. . 4. -h.... ..-.4 . : 4 - .:: , i, '•;.: • . • . . --' •th r., ' .. . • . .. ... ~ - - • ' • '..;..;.. - ....--4..,..,0,..,.• . • a :. • -: ... -: . .., 4 ••••;": .. ..3 .. i .. , ~:,„ • • r . . . 'i . . s • .. V-4-.-' 4 it . ... ~ • ' . •• ' .. .1... , i" Si If'