davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
DELINQUENT SALES.
SILVER

CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
" Company -Loeation Of principal plaes OF
business, san Francisco. oalilomia.
Location ofworks, Storey county, Nevada.
Nouce-Thers arc delinquent upon the follow
inR described stock, on account Of assessment
NO. io) levied on the sth dsy OF January. 1875,
The several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
N.m.s No t,cft Mis- Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
CAUTION.

HEREBY CAUTION ALL TRADERS NOT
Il deliver any goods to any party on ny
seeount ulthoat my written order: .,-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

And In accordance with law. and an order ~
the Hard OF Directors. made On the eighth day
~ Jsnnary. 1875. 10 many shares Of each parcel
AZ public auction, NJ the onicr OF The Company,
No. All California street. San franclsco.
Cal. on FRIDAY. the 5,h day Of March.
1873, At the hour OF / o'clock =. y. Of said
day. 10 pay rsid delinquent assessments thereon
together with costs Of advertising and VI.
pcnrcs Of the sale.
X wEGENER. Secretary.
Once-4i California street, San Francisco,
California. fei5 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET. SILVER MINING
Company.-Sale No u.-The pablic 10
hereby cautioned against purchs,ing the iol
lnwin. described stock OF the Yellow Jseksi
silver MIninx Company, as the zane wss rold
for asse..ment No. -. this 18Th day OF Feb
ruary. 1855: 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
1uRNISNGD o o TO LIT.

ONE NEATLY UNFINISHED ROOM TO
~ let. suitable foe two single gentlemen
APp"" j.. c. brown.
Al Bit.,er's Hardware Store. Main ssr,s''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Directorr. MADE ON tho l7ih day Of
January. ISIS. 81 many shares of each parcel
Of surh stock ~ may be Necessary will be sold
nj public anction. AT the rslesroon Of Maurice
Dorc a Co. No. $40 Pine street, San Francisco,
Cal. on WEDNESDAY. the ID day Of March.
1878, nj the hour OF I o'clock =. =. Of said day, 70
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
seiher with COSTS Of advertising and expenses
FRANK SWIFT, Secretary,
o~ficc-foom No. 4 Hayward's Building, No.
llv California street. Nan Francisco. Cal.
fei6 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
N1 nm r w A r D
ron AN
r lncurabie Case!
~ Or. L. RicHAu'S
" GOLDEN BALSAM,

O nll <|F2N
Amer ten years. trL on this coast. has proven
sases proaoanced By medical praeuti"nsrs as
ineurabls.
p.. L. RicuAu's GOLDEN BALsAN No.
esr.s Chaneres. ay. md second stsges; sore
etc.; congregational Blotehes. syphilitie "a.
tanh, Dtscased SCALP. and all primary forms OF
the diseass known a. syphilis. Free, ~ PEI
both, OF " fer -.
Da Ii RicuAr's GOLDEN BALsAn No. .
cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilltic Rheufns
tism. Paine In the Bones. Back OF the Neck.
Ulcersted sore Throat. syphiiitie ka.h. lninps
and Contracted Cords. Stiffness of the Limbs,
and ersdicste- all diseases nom the system.
whether caused ny indiscrrtion or abn.o OF
mercury, leaving the blood pure and healthy.
Price Is per bottle, or two for ~.
Dn. In RIcmAu's GOLDEN SPANISH An.
TiDOTE. for the cure of GonorrheA. elect, iri
tation, Gravel and all Urinary or Genital dif.
srnsgeusats. Price, ~ 80 per bottle.
IA. In RIcuAu's GOLDEN SPANISH IN.
LECTION, Q wash and Injection for eases
Of Gonouhea. ~luiammAiory ulect, Structures,
and all di-eases Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Price, o. 80 per bottle.
.lso, Agents for DR. In RicuAr's GOLDEN
FILLS for Seminal Weakness. Might Emissions.
1inpoieney. and all di.ca-es arising nom Ms@
tarbsiion and excessive abuses. friec, ~ psr
bottle.
Ths reuuins GsLDsS BAIsAx is put up only
In round bottles.
On receipt Of price, the-e medicines viii he
cent 10 Al parts Of the country, BY express OF
nail sssursy packed and free nom se'ervs'ios.
8. y. RIcnARps & Co.
Wholesale and kretAil Druggists AndNH
Chemists. a. W. cor. Clay and sansome
streets. San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22
DOCK Island GOLD AND ~

vDOCA INLAND dOLO ANA Shlr
clpal place Of business. San Francisco. Cali.
fornia.
Location OF works, Gold I'LL Mining Dis
trict. storey county, Nevada. !.
Notice IL hereby given that al Q meeting Of
The Direc,orr, held on the 18th day Of
January, 1915, an assessment CO. O. Of
One Dollar Ctn per share WAS levied upon the
capital stock ofsald corporation, payable imnle'
diaiely. In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary. al the office Of the Company, Room
No. .. No. us California street, San Fran.
cisco. California.
Any stock upou which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the lith day OF February ,lSle,
viii be delinquent, and advertised for sals a.
public auction. ard unless payment 10 made
before, viii be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th
day Of March. 1878, TO pay the delinquent a..
and expenses Of sale.
jais I'd j. W. CLARK. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-22

i ~psny.-Location o prncipal plsee OF bust
pess, san Francisco, Cal.
Locstion OF works, STOREY county, State OF
Nevada.
NotIcs.-There are delinquent upon the follow.
,,v dsseribed stock, on account Of assessment
Ia. 1. leyied on the 9Th day Of January. 1878, the
seyefsl amounts Get opposite tho names OF the
rcspoctiys shareholder, % follow:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
LGYPTIAN HOSPITALITY TO FOR.
LiG EES.

Tho Kheaive of Egypt encourages visits
to his capital by extending all manner Of
hospttlties to foreigners. The Khodive is
one of the most enlightened rulers of the
time, and h. farsi, ,hted policy Of encour-
agemcnt to foreigners is now and will con-
tiuue to be productive Of the most import
ant results in the advancement of Egypt.
A tourist, writing to the Philadelphia Press,
tolls OF Il grand ball recently given by tho
khedive ut the Guczirrh Palace, situated
Oh the Nile. The garden Of tho palace
with It's sparkling fountains, graceful stat.
ucs and revolving lights, formed q scene Of
magical beauty. The ballroom was su-
porbly decorated and lined with mirrors,
and tho ltdy guests were maSniticently
drcascd-glittcrin@ coroncts, necklaces Of
precious stones, and on their arms, in their
hair, and even around their waists, were
some of the largest diamonds that were
ever seen outside of palaces, where tho
court jewels were displayed. At supper
the guests were all seated at tables glitter
ing with crystal. silver and gold, and laden
with all the luxurics of the East. Only
European and American ladies' were pres
cnt, the ladies' of Egypt not making their
appearance outside of the harems. The
gentlemen were of all nations, the most
conspicuous among them being Orientals.
with their long, loose robes, rich scarfs and
tuibIncd heads. The Khedive and some
of the natives wore frock coats and tho
usual fez.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28

Mr.. Michael Head, clerk in an Edin-
Lurgh Tenn. grocery store, was very much
astonished the other day, while washing
his face, by the appearance through his
mouth Of mimic ball, which was lodged
in his head eleven years ago at the battle
Of Pine Mountains. The wound was
probcd at the time, the surgeon telling him
that the ball had been extracted, which
subsequently proved false. He soon re-
recovered and served out his time in the
army, the ball giving very little pain.
The ball bears a battered appearance,
doubtless caused by coming in contact
with the bone. lie, Of course, fells much
relieved since its advent to daylight after
eleven yeas Of darkness:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
A MAN DIES OF THE HiCCOUGHS

About one of the most singular cases Of
death that ever came within our province
to mention, says tho Darlington Uowa)
Hapkeye, is that of Milton w. Blair, Of
Louisa county, who died last week in Cal
ifornia of the hiccoushs. Mr.. Blair is an
old merchant of Louisa county, but has not
been engaged in busines for number of
years. He has beenresiding near Morning
Sun since retiring from business. Last
Fall he was attacked with \ htof hiccou,h-
ing, which continued :or some weeks, with
scarcely any intermis5ion. Becoming
alarmed ut the long continuance Of
the spell, NJ. b. cane to burlington
to consult with n doctor, who, after
treating him awhile. declared he could
give him no relief. From this city he pro-
ccclc1 to Chicago. an consulted the best
medical authorities there, who did all in
their power for him, but could not relieve
him. by their advice lie went to Califor-
nia. accompanied by his sister, thinking
that the change Of climatic would help him;
remaining in that State to the time OF his
death, ,hiccoughing almost continually, and
having but few intervals of rest The con.
tinued strain and distress wore him to
mere shadow of his former self, and last
week his sister telegrlphed to friends and
relatives in thisanl Louisa counties that hq
WAS dead, ana she wis bringing his remains
on for burial.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
THE C..T-C'-SISE-T;IL1,

The Auckland Herald furnishes some in.
tcrcsting information respecting the man
ter III which punishment is mcted out to
convicts in New Zealand. A visitor to tho
prison describes the exccutioncr as pow
erful fellow, stripped to his shirt, which
was rolled upon his arms and displayed an
extraordinary mass Of sinew and strength.
Beside him was a box III which were ranged
the Instruments Of unishmcnt-the Cat
o'-ninc tails The first of the victims to
suifei punishment was n mildlc-ascd, hard.
featured fellow, who, on being led in
through an iron gate, was ordered by the
execuiioncr to strip. Divesting himself Of
his @!oth9s he was led 10 the trianglcs and
the straps passed round his wrists, ankles
and waist; it was impossible to move. Tho
cxccutioncr took up one Of Tie heaviest
"cats." passed his fingers through the nine
tails of the whip and then brought it down
with the whole force of his arm upon the
culpr.cs back, There WAS a shrek Of ag-
ony, and in livid blue lines the flesh stood
CUT upon tAe Poor wretchs shoulders:
'Oac" cried Tho warden, and again the
ca. swung high up in the air to descend c.
second time. The dcep blue lines turned
rcd, the blood oozed through dozen diff
ferent cuts and the skin began to peel in
strips along his back. Shriok after shrek
rent the air. The sight was sickening. As
eaca blow was dealt the prisoner writhed
in agony. and when the lash fell for the
last time and the str.l's were loosened that
he'd him he turned away, faint, weak,
scarcely recognizable as q human being,
disgrlccd ana marked for life. Two other
prisoners were then led out and the samo
terrible performance repeated.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
FY SHIMINY! ISL DOT so ?"

There is doubtless such 4 thing as exces.
sive promptncss in emergencies. Presence
of mind and determination are admirable
qualities III themselves, but it sometimes
happens that Il decision mado upon the
spu. Of the moment is regretted upon a
more deliberate survey Of the field. TIi,
rcmorsc scHns to have ovcrtakra LATELY a
worthy Dutehman OF -Anaka County, Min.
ncsota. The Dutrhmau wtiS seeking t,
reach a town at some istlucc from SUI
Ce..lG, and tQ arcomplis,, this must drive
over th0 prairie f.elD the latter town. Hy
WAS uu,ccUstomcd to the road and night
overlook him with his vehicle fast in =
slough and no town in sight. He sou. .sh
the solitary farm house visible and asked
telling the Traveller. however, that it woul !
be necessary for him to sleep with the chill
drcn or with the farmer himself, as thcil
accommodations were limited. Quick Il:
lightning the Dutyb.afu expressed his res
oution not to- sleep with the "boddcrltion
shiltren." SO he slept with the farmer
The rest of the story may be given in his
own language:
"Ncll, i'll der morniu' ven we comes nit
der sthairs down, | see two girls about sew.
cntcen und nineteen Years old. und | ash
der old man: pc $ dem girl, de shiltrer
you told me apout?' und he say y4w; den
lsh mine only shltren" " und | say to my
self, 'Py shiminy. Ish dot 80 2
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
TWO DAYS MARRIED AND THEN A
CORPSE.

Wyanlotte county (Kansas) now con
tributes II bloody and fatal rcncontre, which
for romance and sanguinary results, enti.
ties hey TO more tl.an passing mention.
Last Sunday night au energetic lover alb,
seconded, taking with him a daughter Of
Colonel Dreaming, with whom he had been
associated rs an employee on the farm
While away the lovers were married and
Monday night they returned, stopping at
the house Of ncighbor. The newly-made
husband sent word to lis wifc's father, in.
forming him where they were. An invita-
ton was rcturnedfor them to return to the
girls home, which they did on Tuesday.
When arriving there they wcgc cordially
received, and the son-in law supposed that
all differences had been amicably settled.
While there he met Henry Fcrricr, who Re.
sides on u farm near longanoxie, and who
had formerly been paying his attentions to
the daughter of Colonel Dronning. After
leaving the house, it is reported that these
two men met and became involved in a
quarrel which resulted in Il fight. The
dead Lody of the young husband was af-
tcrward found with two bullet holes in his
head
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
fight WITH = BURGLAR.

The Times correspondent at Monticello.
New York, gives a very graphic account
Of terrible struggle between J. w. Dem
ham. clerk in the store of Dubois & Co,
of Morsston, with two burglars on Sat-
urday night. About mi might young
Denham, who sleeps in tac store building,
was awakened by footsteps in the store.
He at once seized his revolver and a dirk
knife and ran down stairs. Upon enter
ing the room he saw a man making his es-
cape through panel in the front door.
Denham fred at the man, who gave a yell
of pain as he disappeared. The clerk was
about to follow him when he received q
blow on the back Of his head, which stag
gered him for q moment, but hearing q
man moving in the direction Of the front
door. he sprang upon the burglar and
caught him by the throat and struck him
with his revolver. A terrible struggle
ensued. The burglar left Denham for dead
and escapca No clue has been discovered
Of the burglars.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
Prison Life.
by X 7. POW ELL.

There was man that received pcrmis-
sion from the authorities to act as sutlcr
for the prisoners He did not 90 inside the
filthy prison to sell to them, but employed
two prisoners, named Charles Huck.lby
from Knoxville, Tennessee, and - Bevcr-
", from the northern part of Ohio. These
men had no money. The sutlcr built
little shop for them in the centre of the
north side of the prison and then sold the
provisions wholesale to them on credit at
very high prices, and let them make the
bost out of it they could. have forgotten
the rate at which their things sold, but
remember a pint of molasses was priced at
one dollar in grccnbaCks. They made a
great deal of money; they bought up vaiu-
able papers from prisoners who were
wealthy and in some business occupation
connected with the army when captured.
When IN y dying condition they would
sell their papers, checks, etc, for few
hundred dollars worth probably several
thousand. \ great many might think that
TO money GOT into Andcrsonvillc prison,
but such was not the case. y great many
were captured and hurried oil the fielf
They came into Andcrsonviilc with their
big hountiCs. And some that were search
co hid their money successfully. AT any
rate, those two men, when pai oiled and all
their valuablcs cashcd were supposed to
be worth fifty Thousand dollars each. You
VIII observe that prison life was successful
with them. There was considerable trad
ing done up and down the prison, but /
think those two men got nearly all the
money, al least the greater part of it.
You will remember in my last lcttc!
was put back into prison vert over to
these two traders and, having slightly
known them before, began to scrapc up ac-
quaintancc. ! had 20 do something TO bet
ter my condition, as did not feel inclined
to lay down in the sand among the rest. |
drew my ration and ate it, Presently
night came CE | deliberately went into the
little sutlcr shop and sat there until they
laid down, and laid down with them.
wis ni''''S my company oh 'h'''' "''
dld not care Tor That II had been man
they Would have kicked me out l was
proud to think | was boy. Morning
came; | observed that even II had for'cd
my lodgings 'h"y were hoi gong 10 Ic' me
i"fc' MY grub rose S'"l''" 0o' All" 'i'''
a nice Old gentleman who was very poor
'""'F"c''H with I'''h 10 az. i" coos '"' ''l'
""u" q" '"' lo'"-'I'@' i'' Sl''''H ''''l''-
ca. / l'Fo'oic' i;'l' Il c'''''cii ior "A Try '''7-
pam ana we alai'c" out Hl''e COON mouse
~ inc 'a''"' II was i ""l'i'! u''y '"' '''','
"'" ma" Ht '"''"" many i''' S''''''''''
that lie would not lave had but tor my Tor
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
FLAMING BSCii', WITH \ BOGUS
LJSRtIiA.

Some yclrsago the elder Booth was play.
ing Brrtus ut the "Mud Theatre" in Bl-
timorc, and the wife Of Andrew Jackson
Allen, the American costumcr, was the lu-
crctia Of the night. Brutus hats to speak
lorg Grafton over the drAl body of the mar
tyrcd natron; but as the weather was bit
tcrly cold Mrs. Allen induced the manager
to place a supcrnumerary boy on the bier.
As it was not necessary that any position of
the body should be seen excepting the pro-
file of the face, the deception was not dis
covered by Booth. The trascdian had pro-
cccded few lines in his speech, when
dead body. Booth ascribcd this to the cold
draught of air to which the sclt-immolttGd
Lucrctia was exposed, and went on-the
body writhed; Bouth muttered between
his teeth lie still. madame; rccollect
you re dead" Another violent contortion
of the corpse. The orator became excited,
and exclaimed loud enough to be hc.,rd in
the pit: It "DLmnAtion, madame, if you
don't quit that internal wrigglin5 III leave
the stage" He proceeded, however, until
he came to the lines;
Behold that frozen corsc:
See where the lost LucrutI sleeps in death.
Here the bicr shook us though its burden
had been galvanized, and the body sprung
from thc trestles Ill its windin, sheet, and.
rushing to the footlights, exclaimed -
"BlnSt me If am going to lay or that ere
bench to be drowned" 1t is impossible to
conceive the lldicrous figure the boy pre-
scnted. He was cnvclopcd in several white
sheets, tb. ends of which truilcd behind
MIN, and his face WAS perfectly black. The
audience was convul3cl with laughter,
which never ceased till the curtain fell. 1t
WAS attcrward discovered that Sum Dr.ke,
u cumGti;,n of facctious memory, had OBJ
tanned from the paintroom Il pot OF liquid
lampblack :rnd placed himself in the "nlcs'
immediately over the representative of the
defunct Roman matron. AT intervals he
poured small quantities of the sable fluid
directly i'll the face Of the unhappy youth,
but at length, the whole contents of the
vessel descending in - shower, it WAS toe
much for flesh and blood to bear, and pro-
duced the ludlcrous catastrophe.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28

There lived in Florence an ancient dame
Famed Anna Gaetano. who kept an inn
frequentcd by the wits and loungers of the
city, attracted not more BY the quality of
her wine than by her rude wit and gro
tesque vanity. She was il her sevcntieth
year, and WAS Eidcously ugly, yet she had
the vanity to beg S.lvator to paint her
portrait. that she might reach posterity
by the hand of the greatest master of the
age. He finally consented, on condition
that the picture should be finished at one
citing, and that she should not SEQ it I'M
til finished. He s.nt for an easel and
materials at once. and produced one OF the
strongest Ekenasscs ever taken; but to
the astouishment and anger Of the ancient
hostess, she figured in the portrait as u
pilgrim in male habilimeuts ana long
grey beard. The picture is said to be still
in existence. Notwithstanding Salvator's
t.anscen leat successes and unequalled
merit. acknowledge by all excepting the
seiG-cons:itutel arbiters Of t.lc Academy Of
st. luke, he had stiu been excluded from
tao Lody, and hal never been appointed
to any public works since he painted the
only partially successful altar piece in the
Church Dt.A Moore Ut the very beginning
q LIS rotorie!y.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28

The Postmaster of Chicago has been try
ing with success the plan of putting let
ter boxes on some Of the horse cars. To
the rear end of the car is attached Il sheet
iron box, fastened with Il Post Office lock.
At certain points these boxes are removed
by authorized persons. and empty ones
substituted.
A young wife in Pottawatomie county.
Iowa, awoke about midnight and asked
her husband a question. II .ceiving no re-
ply, she placed her hand on his head to
awake him and found him cold He was
dead. Whea he retired that evening
he WIS IN cXcelient spil.;s and ..pp4rent
health,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28

IuE most hidcous women in the world
are said to live in the valley of Spiti.
which is mountain lound, almost mac
cessib!e place, l2,0O1 feet above tho sea.
among the IIimalaya. Their features arc
large and coarse. the expression of their
faces is usually a natural grimace, and
they hang huge rings in their noses.
They dress in thick tunics and trousers.
and their heavy boots, coming above the
knees, are often filed around their legs
WITH flour for warmth.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
TUE DEEPEST WELL IN TIE WORLD

About twenty miles from Berlin is stu
ated the village Of SpcrenborG, noted for
the deepest well that has ever been sunk.
Owing to the presence of gypsum in the
soil, which is at a n,ol,r4te distance
from the locality, it occurred to the gov
erament authorities Of the mines to obtain
a supply OF rock salt. With this end in
view the sinking OF Il shaft OF well sixteen
feet in diameter was commenced some five
years ago. and at a depth Of 2SO feet the
salt was reached. The boring WAS con-
tlnued to the further depth of $50 feet, the
diameter of the bore being reduced to
about thirteen inches. The operations were
subsequently prosecuted by the aid of steam
until depth of 4,l94 feet was attained. At
this point the boring was discontinued,
the borer being still in the salt deposits,
which thus exhibit the enormous thick
ness of 2,907 feet.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-08-28
TO BE CONTINUED.


PAUPECIsM IN ENGLAND.-Some
authentic and interesting figures have
recently been submitted to Parliament
as to the cost and present tendency of
pauperism in England; The number
of paupers i'll the receipt of relief was
9OS ,OOOin 1888, rose to ,Ol5, ,OOOln the
Lancashire distress accompanying our
war, and again rose and reached its
highest point in the years lS69-7O-7I
when the average was l,O19,OUO
Since 1871 there has been gradual
diminution, till on the lsJ Of January,
1878, the number had fallen 10 500
OOO or 26 per cent. in the whole
country and 40 per cent. IN London.
The cost per pauper has risen from
G6 9s i'd in 1898 to SO lis Sd, reflect
ing both the cost of sustaining life and
the relief for a larger proportion Of
the poor indoors than formerly.
The greatest cost was in 1872, when
48,O00,OOO was spent by the public
in England in relieving the necessities
Of the poor. The tendency to dimin-
ish will hardly survive the present
year with its great coal and iron and
cotton strikes.