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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01
shaking and Burning.


II Is not necessary to journey from the tropics to
Ahska in order TO experience the extremes OF heat
and cold. Thousands undergo all the inconyen-
iepces of this thermometrical change every day
or every other day, ,-as the case may be, without
the etroube OF moving over the threshold. Aword
with these involuntary shakers. What are they
doing TO expedite their return to medium tenn
perature ITO break the .clnlls and hanish the
leverY Are they dosing themselves with quinine,
thereby importing the aoundness of their bones
and impairing the vigor Of their brains and nerv'
ous system Some of them are, no doubt, hut not
the majority of them, II is believed The value OF
Hoetetters Stomach Bitters as harmless and GER
tain specific for fever and agpe is understood and
appreciated in all parts of the country where In
termittents prevail. The residents Of such locali
tias bagin 10 take IL early in the spring as q
pr0tkcAon against masma by which they aso sur
rounded not all of them, perhaps, for q blind
adherence TO error is the speciality to some people
but the greater number.
Hsthere is any fixed fact in the therapeutics II Il
this that the Buffers hTe a FAR better safeguard
against all the varieties of periodic maladies pro
duced by unwholesome exhalatiOns than any drug
or compound IN the materia modica of the probes
zion This arserffcn Is made with all due respect
to the, faculty, but heing NJ Important truth, auc
On0 that nearly concerns the health of large settle
ments in various parts of the country, and indeed
of the public al large Il is made fearleesy Found
ed on ample and nnimpeachable testimony,
10 break up chills and levers, as well as to pre-
vsntthem, there is nothing so roliasle as thl
wholesome vegetable restorative
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01
Simple MIX Cooler Q Ji3'

HAVING seen in different articles on
dairying the use of ice advocated, |
believe | have simple and inexpensiye
device much better adapted, and less
troublesome, and better equalizer Of
temperature for small families that have
well and cellar near each other.
1t is nothing more nor less than an iron
or lead pipe attached to the vent in upper
stock ofpump, and emptying inte the milk
trough in the cellar, and when of sufficient
depth in the trough toflow thence into the
cellar drain.
Now, as most cellars in Illinois must
necessarily have a drain there can be No
inconvenience whatever in the use ofsuch
a device. 81
We have been using this kind of a cooler
for three years, and find it is all that is de
sired, keeping the milk at near the same
temperature as the water in the well al
ways cool milk, and good, solid butter ;,al
ways getting fresh supply of water to il
when the pump is worked the least
What little experience we have had with
ice is that it is irregular unless attended
very closely, being both troublesome anG
expensive while in the other there il
neither, after once put in.
Any moderately ingenious farmer car
arrange when building, and put in such .
device without material expense, and con
fer blessing on "Hannaho and the
children, that they will rise up and cal
him blessed every time they sip their col(
milk and eat the excellent butter. g4B VI
Now, brother farmers, don't neglect thu
small but important matter in. the looa
tion of your house, well and cellar, tina
yeu may all have your, own spring righ
you will never regret il. = Cor Prdiri
| Farmer. Hi' -tfHr -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01
The Mammoth Bakery OF @. Il. Wood
- - man &. Co. CLica go.

One of the things for which we of the country
often suffer is a supply of fresh, wholesome crack
ers, We can always get what are called crackers,
buttoo often they dried-up, worm eaten things,
unfit to be placed on any table. The fault is not
always with ourdeaers; They are often unable to
get good article at reasonable rates. But there
need be no such excuse hereafter, for we see by
the Chicago papers that c. L. woodmau q Co.,
23o and 2sa East Klnzie street, have so perfected
the machinery Of their mammoth bakery that they
now turn out fire hundred barrels of crackers daily
which are shipped to nearly every State and Terri
tory MI Wwas formerly the managing partner
of the celebrated-lrm ofD AXE Il &Woodman and ha:
not only maintained but increased its reputation
and now produecs the best crackers made in the
country ht prices as low those paid for inferior
articles. Every grocer should keep a supply, anc
purchasers should use no other kind. When these
celebrated crackers cost no more, it is as well tt
have the best - .E
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsENEss.
r-All suffering from Irritation Of the
Throat and 'HodrSeneSs will be agreeably
surprised at,the almost immediate relief
afforded by the use of" Br0,oB's bronchial
7roc1es." The demulcent ingredients al
lay pulmonary irritation; and, after pub
lie, speaking or singing, when the throat
is weariet and weakened by too much ex.
ercise, their use will give renewed
strength to the vocal organs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

than thousands of the highest, and rich
est, and proudest, and most respected,
honofed' ana coufted men in America do
every yearrf And so Lhonlt care. A. L nm
not ashamed. I shall simply for Che pres
ent, talk little and wear fire-proof gloves,
lest l fall into'oertain habits irrevocably.
MANN TWAIN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

"A German clock dealer sold . small
clock to an Irshwoman, but he mad
scarcely left the house when she turned it
bottom upward ,,and,a wire dropped from
its position, causing the clock to strike
without intermission. Thereupon she ran
after him, complaining in trouble, "Sdfe,
an it's cryin' afther ye already" -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

THE WEsTEP,- MONTHLY for Apri
gives Biographical sketch, with portrait, of Hon.
Thaddeus c. Pound. Lieutenant Governor OF Wis
consin; The Rolling Stone, by George Sand, con-
tinued the Necessities Of Life, by ID. IL, Wheeler
Noses; Modern Star-Studying, by e. Colbert;
wooing; Undercurrents, by Amelia r.. Gere; A
Lite Sketch of Whittier by Horace Stanton; Spring
IA sonnet-by Adclla II. Pags The stanislauf
Rose .Stoneb L. A. Roberts; Plea for the Ideals
by CIV. Fairrngton Reviews Of Books; ChltChat
Published by THE WESTERN MONTHLY Cow
| rANY, 1s Tribune Building, Chicago, ILL., Terms
$500 per year; Five copies $ia50; Ten, $4,000
FOR each club of 1--WE more, extra copy gratis
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THE Printers Typographical Union; Of
Philadelphia, has admitted to membership
lady now engaged in study for a proies-
sion in that city, and who supports her
self by doing compositor's work in her
spare time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

TO CURE CONSUMPTION. The remedy should be
used when the disease is in. the incpient stages,
aud when It first appears in the system, such as a
hacking Couch, Pain in the Chest, Dificulty OF
Breathing, Cold-Night Sweats. Before the system
is too much disOrganized, ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
will be found 10 give immediate relief. For sale by
all Medicine Dealers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

THE MISUNDERSTANDING rich treat for
the little ones is The April numbes, Two capital
mll-page and about twenty smaller pictures, with
the usual amount OF reading MATERIAL excellent
and appropriate. Published by JoHN L. sHoKET,
13 Washington street, Boston, Mass. <l.D per
year, with extra inducements to clubs. Single
NUMBER 10 ceDts.
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IN Eoeyy Saturday for April 26'the pub
fishers announce that in the next n,lnbers theywin
give the opening chapters OF Mf.gDickehs' new
novel, "The lNystery Of Edwin brood, ,"whsch, by
special arrangement with thSauthor, will be pub
lished in E0ery Saturday. accompanied by all the
original engravings, simultaneously with the Ap-
pcarance of the serial parts In London. Single
numbers, 10 cents; $500 year FIELDS, osaoop
Il Co., Boston, Mass. Is''
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CHAFPHD HANDS, fsce, rough skin, pmples, ring.
worm, salt-rAeum, and other cutsneous affections
cared and the skin made SOFT and smooth by using the
JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made by CASWKI.I, HAZARD
q CO., New York 1t is more convenient and easily
applied than other remedies avoiding the trouble
the Craaav corn nA mn ds now In uaa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

In Numbers there is safety. Itwas upon this
principle that the formula of JuDsoNs MOUNTAIN
HERR Pills was prepared. DR., Judson, in
tending TO spend a fortune in advertising his pills,
submitted his recipe to the revision of the most
intelligent and learned physicians of the age, and
the result isa simple but most eflcaclous medicine
the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERB Pills. They
b lrify the blood remove all obstruetiOns, cleanse
the skin of all pimples and blotches and are per
SONS MOUNTAIN HERB. PuIs cure Biliousness,
Female Irregularities, Headache and many OF the
diseases arising from impure blood and aderanged
digestion. Use the JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERR
Pills, and when you have proved their virtue
recommend them to your friends They are both
sugar-coated and plain. For sale everywhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

THE National Watch Company have COM
menced a direct trade with China. The Chi
cage Tribune reports large invoice of watches
having Clinese inscriptions upon the dials and
plates, shipped by them to Chinese merchants
in San Francisco, tobe forwarded to the Celes-
tisl Kingdom. American Clocks have for
some years been an article of demand in the
China trade, and thousands of them have been
exported to that country. 1t isprobable that
a large business will also be created in Watch,
es, and we are glad that the Elgin goods have
SECURED an Introduction. We can safely say,
with reference TO them, that we are giving our
Chinese friends the bestpwe have. -i.f
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ALL TuELEADINa NEWSPAPERS published
in the United States may be- found on file at
the Advertising Agency of G. P. Rowel & Co.,
of No 40 Park Row New York
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

A GENTLEMAN in South Danvers, Mass,
who wishes to protect the tomb Of Eliza
Wharton, in the village church yard, pro
cures from time to time treestone chips
and scatters themsat the foot of the mons
ument. Relic hunters pick these, up and
snare the monument.
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THE CHIIDREN's HoUR.--Pleasure and
prOGtfor many hours Of time are derived from the
pages Of each number Of this little magazine, by
the children who are fortunate enough to be among
its regular recipients. The April number is good
one. BIAS per year; five copies, S. ten copies,
and one extra, $1,000 T. 5. ARTHuR 4 Sons,
800 q s11 Chestnnt Street Philadelphia Pa.
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ARTuuR's HoME MAeszrrHy

AHTHUHB HOMIE MAHAZINB. = Inc
Frontispiece in the April number is pleasing
Spring scene. The other Illustrations are mainly
devoted to the latest fashions. A piece Of music
Bower. Schottische-ls given, and the usual variety
OF good stories, poems and useful information and
advice in the different household and fashion de-
partments Each subscriber to this magazine, oi
the Clitdrens Hour, is entitled TO order copy o.
thesteel engraving "Bed Time and also Of "Tht
Angel OF Peace for $10O each--regular price
81 50. 1T S.iARTBuR Il SoEs, Philadelphia, at tsOt
year, with liberal reduction for clubs.
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THE AMERICAN ORGAN" is the title Of
enc of the handsomest sheets ever printed IN
this country. The paper ink and press work
yane of the frst order, and the publication the
BEST English specimens of printing The
sheet is illustrated with forty-nve pictures
(besides the. beautiful theading), showing
Messrs S, D. & II. W. Smiths organ factory,
and forty four different styles Of their organs,
ranging in price from 500 to $1,000. 1t con-
tams much reading of interest to the musical
public, showing why the American Organ is
the best instrument now made. The paper
will be sent free of charge by addressing W.
". KINIBALL, g68 Washington St., Chicago,
Ill Mhalesale, Agent of the Northwest
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THE LACLEDE HoTHL, cmcAao.-This is one OF
the very best and at the zane time cheapest, first
class houses in that city. II is situated st the cor
ner of Madison and Canal streets, opposite the
Alton & st, Louis and Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne q
Chicago depots and ito proprietor, Mr.. BROWNE, is
one who knows how - to keep hotel" His table
! contains every luxury, the rooms are large and
well furnished and all the attendants are polite and
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TIE purest and sweetest CodLiver on In the world 10
Hazard CssSclls, made the Shore from ffesh,
selected llverE, By CAswELL. HAZARD q CO., New
York 1t Is absolutely pure and soeet. Patients who
have once taken II prefer TO all others. Physicians
nave decided It superior TO any OF tho other oils
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TnE Ar1ANr1c MoNrn1.Y.-The April

THE ATLANTIC MoNTnLY.-The April
number contains part ~ of Joseph and his Friend.
The Engsh Governess at the siamese Court; The
Advent Preacher, by Marian Douglas; Through
the Woods to Lake Superior, by j. T. TrowOridge;
Courage, by Mrs. Celia Thaxter; A Lumberwoman
Reyivng Virginia, by James Parton; The Lauson
Tragedy, by j. w. DeForest; Right and Left by
Burt G Wilder; My Triumph, by John q. Whittier;
The Gods of Wo Lee, by Sidney Andrews; The
Blue-Jay Family, by Thomas M. Brewer; Peter
Pitchlynn, Chief Of the Choctaws, by Charles Ian
man; An Alpine Home. FIELDS osaooD
q Co., 124 fremont street, Boston. Mass. s4.O0
per year two, copies 800; five, $500; ten,
5000; single numlJers, 35 cents Foreyery club
OF, twenty Subscribers additional copy viii. be
furnished gratis. 4r
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THE Phrenologtc& Journal and Pack
ards Monthly have been consolidated. Among
the rich contents of the April number are
Biographical Sketch of Thomas II. Selby, Mayor
of San Francisco, with portrait; Mental Requisites
| OF the Artist Philosophy of Faith; Henry Bergh,
| the philanthropist, with portrait; The Double
Adopton--a domestic sketch; Life in China, with
illustrations; The Dust in the Air; o-Mag
! ne tisn The Art of Engraving; Nathan G. Ely
PFes Farmers Club, with portrait; Capital ys. La
bor s. S Packard with portrait The Governors
OF New York; What Makes Good Writer ThC
Nodesty of Genius; The swordfsh, illustrated
Prayer and Phrenology, etc. Price 30 cts, or s
a year. S. r. WELLS, Publisher, Ss9 Broadway
New York. ..t..
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G n WORTH OF BOOKS FOR NOTHING -n'
1l u N. N. Musical Pioneer Tor loIV'
in each number. Well priutedoH me paper
SO cts per annum, In advance SPstmGa,sg SP , ss w
miums and sps cipleI copy of Pioneer sent 9nrecpS
of STAMP. +. j. HUNTINGTON co.. 4oS
NaxvV
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g TNCnNONfY ~ WA ABfH'-Fsrrntsli -
fI'why will people pay ~ Or more ior a sEMlnS i
Penaatian, is doa6ie thread, ,eempe xt Taae eSn.
stfnctsd mon entirely and practlr a. principles,
uas hy iffction, atd cxcss an othfrs? These cele-
brated Machines fy licensed, are lntenSea ior poor
Hso nie VINO want to save time labor and money
Hgeas tcTated. Machines sent 70 AGENTS and RiasH
osil 10 needy families. For circulars and reduced
proes address u. q OTTts Co, or trankln ana p
Diamond s. NJ. Co. BOX 307, Boston, Mass sO u
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GRANT AND PROSPERITY.
Crlstadnrn's ExeeIsior Hair Dye.

Business reviyes under the new regime. Other thsn
general causes have, however, gwen Ten'enuouS
impetus To the sale of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
E u r Q p e.
Nap0le0n's Health, French Quiet
and City Life in Paris.
The Industrial Exhibition in st. Petersburg
arrangement and Contents Of the Building.
Royal AmuSementS and Arist0cratic Mo-
ralitieS in England.

The Paris Moaiteur OF June 20 publishes letter
OF Signor MercurelI the Papal Secretary OF Briefs,
10 M0nsgnore Chigi, the Nuncio In Paris, express
Ing "he gratitude and satisfaction felt Oy the Pope
at the numerous addresses in favor Of the dogma Of
infallibility forwarded by the French clergy to
Rome"
The Bordeaux journals publish report Of Captain
Benson, Of the English steamer Sherburn, which
arrived at that port. stating that the 9th Of June
he, when near the Isle de BATE, perceived ship in
distress, and bearing down to it found it was the
Star OF the West, Captain Ellery, going from Agoa
to London, with timber There were twenty live
persons on board, and he took them into Brest the
nearest port. "And this he continued, sis the way
am treated at Brest. obtained free pratique, and
the Consul gave me orders to dsembark the passen-
gers-hree men, three women five children and a
crew of fourteen. They got into boats to land, but
they were not allowed to disembark until the ship
had been visited by the Customs. / was besides
forced to pay plotage dues for clearing, and yet
had only pnt in Greedy on account OF humanity"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
FATAL CASE OF SOMyAnBILlsn.
4 BOY Drowned.

ON Friday last William J. Bushnell bright aud
intelligent youth OF fourteen years. left his boarding
school up the North river with some other lads and
came to this city, route for his home In Old Say
brook, Conn.,, TO spend the Fourth OF July with his
relatives and fiends. Early in the evening william
proceeded aboard the steamer Elm City, at Peck slip
which was 10 sail two or three hours later, AMI
the weather being warm he pulled on his coat AMI
sat down on the upper deck. While there he drop
ped asleep, but afterwards, without being aroused
from his slumbers, arose from the chair on which no
was seated, walked 70 the side of the boat aud fell
overheard. Being seen TO fall the alarm was given
and instant EFFORTS were made TO rescue the
drowning lad but without effect. as tho body
sank to the bottom and did not rise TO the sur
face again. The search, however, was con-
when the remains were recovered, and Coroner
Rollins held an inquest nc which IL appeared
the deceased at intervals, had been In the habit OF
walking In his sleep. The jury rendered verdict OF
accidental death Az II was desirable to take the re-
night, Application was made 10 the Board OF Health
for q permit to remove the body from the county.
only TO find the Office closed and TO learn that per-
mits were not granted after Ave O'Clock p M. No
one but Dr. Morris was authorized to grant permits.
search was made for that gentleman ut his residence
In Fbty.second street. bur with what success did
appear. should not some one vested with power bo
at the Board OF Health during the evening" Is ques
ton often asked as 1t frequently occurs thai permits
are required after five O'Clock p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE MORRIS Aso ESSEX RAILROAD

As The late train bound for New York nearing
the station at Chatham. on the Morris and Essex
Railroad, Saturday night, an engineer named
George Trip was Killed under melancholy circun-
stances. Accompanied by his wife and child he
was on his way to the house OF an old friend, with
whom he hoped TO pass happy Sunday. Az rail-
road men are wont 70 do, he jumped from ne plat
form before the train was stopped, and alighled
securely on the other track. lie then turned rouna
To glance at hts vile and child, who were
seated ut window In the car and was
preparing 10 receive them coming on;
when the express train, moving I'm the opposite
direction, swept upon him. The w-catcher hurled
him INTO the AIR, and a. he fell he wound IN be-
meath the wheels and crushed TO atoms I'm moment.
All the cars passed over his body, leaving
nothing but a chaotic mass OF icsh and bones be-
hind. His widow aud lutte boy were thrown into
paroxysins Of fright and despair and nconsol.
able. They accompanied the sad remnants OF tue
father 10 the llobok n depot where the remains
were cnshrouded and formal examination was
made by DR.. Elder. Judge White then took the case
in charge and VIII hold inquest The - lated
man was forty-onc years OF age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
]. Mongan, English Consul at Tien-tsin, China;
Enrlco Copell0, OF Italy; J. e. Whyte and r. s..
Walker or Hong Kong, are al the Brevoort House.
Ludwig Hunt, OF st. Louis ana +. Collamcrc, OF
Boston. are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General H. L. Bates, OF Illinois; Dr. r. +. Green, OF
Georgia; Colonel Dwight of Binghamton; f. Cook,
OF Iowa. and General L. Jones' OF Bnghamton are
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
$. ID. Starwood, OF Montgomery Ala; George o.
Martin. OF Cuba; w. X. Hall and Il. X Smith, OF
the United States Army: Thomas Hllliouse. OF the
Treasury Department, NJ. l.. Luddington and +.
lloran OF The United STATES Navy, are at the Metro
polijan Hotel.
Captain J. A. Kent, Of the United States Army;
Dr.. J. II. Woods, of Maryland, and Professor J.
Ryan, OF California are at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Dr. ". Adams, OF OHIO, and Colonel ]. w. Perrlan,
OF Texas, are at The ST. Elmo Hotel.
George b. Prentice, OF Boston; 4. Sutton, Of Chi.
cage, and X. +. Ialock, OF Staten Island II the
Westminster Hotel.
General Starring, OF the United States Army; II.
F. Sweetzer, OF Pennsy lvana; Lieutenant COM
mander wilson, or the United states Navy, and Cap
tain Brown, of steamer Aeppo are at the Hoffman
House.
The "whc Stockings Base Ball club, of Chi
cag0, numbering sixteen r.Gmbers, are at the Metro
politau Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-04
IRELAND.
The Tory Protest Against the Land Bill
What the Artist 0crnts Fear.

The Tory Protest Against the Land Bill
What the Aristocrnts Fear.
In tile English House OF Lords the following
protest has been entered against the Irish Land
BILL
observation-disclosures some OF the provisions of
the bin are opposed to the just rights of property
and are admitted by its advocates to be unfit to be
made the law I'm England and Scotland, and to be
only justified In Ireland on account Of the existing
relations between landlord ana tenant in some parts
or that country, which they consider exceptional
ana hope may DO removed under the operation OF
this measure.
Because 1t Is proposed that these provisions, In
stead Of being Imposed for "A limited period to meet
an exceptional state OF things, to be enacted
permanently, and thereby appear to be established
as principles which ought to exist by law at all
times between landlord and tenant; and any at
tempt to repeal them, although the exceptional rea
son for their introduction may have passed away
Will be attended with serious opposition and discOn
tent.
Because this enactment OF them az PRINCIPLES IL
likely TO lead TO agitation for the extension OF similar
provisions to England and Scotland, in order that
one system OF permanent law the subject may be
established throughout the United Kingdom.
Dunsany, Malmesbury
Moore tDroghedal, Kimaine,
TempletOwn, tirinstead (Ennlskiilen),
Manchester, SaltOun
Dunsandle for first and Oranniore
second reasonsj Somerhill tClanr!carde),
Digby Satersiord (Cour,own),
Retesdale, Clements Q.etrim).