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|. BLUM & BRO.

CIOaks and Dolmans. the finest stock.
BLUM & BRO.
Circulars and listers, the best assort-
ment, |. BLUM & BRO.
Black and Fancy hhawIs, largest va
riety. !. BLUM-tS BRO.
Black and COl0reGl NlIIts, at bottom
prices. |. BLUM 4 BRO.
Black and COlOFed CIShmereS, lower
than the lowest. !, BLUM " BRO.
Handsome Dress Goods, from 1Oc
upwards. ]. BLUM " bKo'
Blankets ind PlRnnels. lower than
Manufacturers prices. /. BLUM & BRO.
You Gun save money by dealing at
I. BLUM & BROS.
Sntins. VeIVetS and FrInges. large
display !. BLUM q bKo.
Lowest Prices and Newest Goods
always at !. BLUM & BROS
Its to your own advantage to deal at
l. BLUM Il BROS.
No matter what others offer, the same al
ways lower ut !. BLUM " BROS.
We study to please. and cannot be
undersold. Our stock is the largest in thu
State. Give us call, and Oblige
/. BLUM Il BR o.,
1lO4 MAIN STREET.
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No ONE now thin]sot q domestic or for.
elgn trip, without supply Of DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup, % cents,
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ARoLt and cup Of coffee, only 10 cents,
and a gold dollar In every Atty rolls, at
Laramie's Palace Restaurant
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a ROLL and a cup Of coffee, only 10 cents
and gold dollar in every fifty rolls, a,
Laramie's Palace Restaurant. /
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AsSY OF THE cunBrRtASp.-col. sterl.
inSis i1 reesip. Of the following, which

Amy OF THE CunBERtANp.--Col. Stefl.
ingis In receipt Of the following, which
will explain itself;
W4sntxeroS, D. O., Nov. II, 1879.
Col. HuGH STERLING, Wheeling, w. Va:
DEARSiR-The Committee on Tfanspor.
tation Of the Army Of the Cumberland
are authorized 10 designate you, or
through you, proper person % issue Ger.
ti6cates upon which the railroad com.
.panies win sell tickets at one.half rates TO
members Of the Army Of the Cumberland
and veterans, or organized bodies and
bands intending 10 participate In the re.
union on the 10th inst Tickets 10 cover
time 90 as to arrive here on the 18th inst,
and return, leaving here on the last train
on the 2ist inst. Sale Of tickets must be
strictly confined 10 those attending, rs per
agreement with the railroad companies
Form oil certificate enclosed. Af
Very respectfully, D. WRIGHr,
Chairman Com. on transportation.
For certificate on information sapply 10
Col. Sterling. "tU 1lN
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TIE p, Q. & st. L. Ry Co., announce
the sale Of excursion tickets to Washing
ton City, to theunyeillng Of the Thomas
statue, on the 10Th OF November.
Tickets will be on. sale on the 18th, good
until the 18th, at $40 round trip.
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"GREAr BLOOD ToSIc," for the cure Of
oil blood diseases-"Dr, Lindsey's Blood
Searcher,"
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TRUsTEEs' SALES.

TNRUSTEEs sAlE.-BY VIRTUE OF
4 Deed Of Trut inside by Christina Able, vile Of
Charles Able and Eaid Charles Able her husband, 10
me a Trustee, dated the ga day Of January, 1879,
and recorded In the oee Of the Clerk Of the County
Book No. ID, page a, viii. on -
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BEuREXs& Co., the enterprising grocers,
have the best PeaGh.blow Potatoes in
town. Y ,.,If s. 'saf r.4t
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Aue heSt II tue Uneape8t,
Be it known to the good people OF Ohio
county and vicinity, thatwe, the undersigned,
keep for sale at our drug stores in Wheeling,
W. Va, TINT old established and reliable rem.
edy, Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and
knowing that It's great popularity Is the na.
turnl result Of honest merit alone, and not on
account OF widespread advertisements, we do
most cordially recommend II as one Of the
very best remedies known for the cure OF
Colds, Coughs Consumption, Asthma and all
Lung diseases. Wistar's Balsamlis put up in
large pint bottles, and the price Is 81 90. "a
word 70 the wise Is sufficient" II you con-
tinue to suffer and die, II Is your own fault,
for 1t has saved the lives Of many and never
fails to Immediately relieve all soreness Of the
throat and lungs.
Very respectfully
LOGAN, List Il Co.,
D&w i l.a. Wholesale Agents.
Sold in Bridgeport, O., by West q Gilmore.
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After the banquet the following toastt
were given by NJ. A. Chandler, master o.
ceremonies, and responded to as follows
"0ur Guests" by Sir Knight Richard
Savage.
SIR KNIGHTS: The pleasing duty has
been assigned to me, as the representative
OF Cyrene Commandery, to extend to you
all a cordial invitation to our City Of
Wheeling.
On occasions Of this kind 1t is usual ia
indulge in flights Of oratoly and outburts
ofleloquence. But the flowers OF rhetoric
grow not in my fields Of labor.
l am constrained by the duties OF my
position to say as briefly as possible how
happy we are to welcome yon here among
US. remember your knightly greeting
and courtesies to US at GAINESVILLE few
brief months ago, and we, as o Command.
cry, can never forget 1t when life seemed
full OF pleasure, and sorrow and trouble
but q dream" Dr.
These meetings are but meetings for the
promotion Of happiness and the engender.
ing Of these happy acquaintances, and the
formation OF ties that nothing but death
can sever. .-as
50 briel our existence, glimpse at the most
Is all We can hAysot the few we hold dear;
And oft even ioY 10 uuh0eded and lost
ForWant Of some heart that could echo Il near.
To meet 10 some world Of more permanent bliss;
For smile or grasp Of the hand hast ming on,
Is all We enjoy Of each OF. or In this, =. III.
Bat come the more raro such delights TO The hear,
The more we should welcome, and bless them the
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ALI sheet music at haltprice at sheib's,
Washington Hall. sru.l-.,- ---u- N M
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For fifty years sellers Liver Pills.
have brought health and happiness in
thousands Of homes. Ask your druggist
for them -.
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feSIoro tue LOST functions and procure Health aud
happiness where before WaS dependency and gloom.
Inc SPECIFIC Medicine Is being used With wonderful
Ramphlets sent FREQ 70 ALL Write for them and get
PIG. Specific, 81 90 per package. or six packages
tcs % o. WIN DO sent BY mall on receipt 81 money.
address Mlorders, ]. B. alMRS0N'6 MEbICINE CO.,
NoS. l0t and l0d Main St, Buffalo, n Y, y
OCT Bold In Wheeling by LAuGHLIN BROS, co.
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The Best b the Oheapest.

CRANPs OF the stomach and bowels
cured by SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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Olo aye ana uitl
elAea that lead K
Consumption, In
SAnlty andan early
grave, or both. NJ
matter how shat
tered the system
may be from az.
eOS9eS Of any kind
4 short course o.
this Medicine will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-14

E1roANr piano covers, very cheap, at
Sheib's, Warrington Hall. ,!aFf
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GENERAL NOTICES,

NOTICE
Holders Of bonds Of Ohio County issued under the
ordinance Of September, 1871 The Pittsburgh Wheel
ing and Kentucky Railroad Company, are hereby
notified that bonds Nos. sixteen 16l and forty.lOnr
t44l Of 900 each have been drawn and the same will
30 paid atth0 Bank Of wheeling on the iBt Of Decen
her, 1879 at which date interest viii cease on raid
bonds. q. Il. CARNAHAN, Pfesldent Board Of Conn
miSsi0naFl far Ohlo COiutY. noi2
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Ghe Gtttelti9Rtteer,


OllcO . NOS. 20 and "a FOurlesnih HtreeI.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF CENTRE
= WHEELING PROPERTY. s - = ! - 3
By virtue Of d deed Of trust, made by J. Chauh.r,
neIyey trustee Tor Mary Louisa Heh varz. tho ySid
Louisa Schwartz, With Pred Schwartz. hei Inn.
tS1N v the undenigntd trustee, datod Novombcr
SSI aa1 recorded In the ONCE Of the Clerk al I'M
u2nnty Court q Ohio county, West virginia IN dseS
Of Trust Book No, Q, page All viii ~ ~ "eSu
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MEDICAL.
To Nervous SuIIerers-The Great Enro.
pcan Remedy-Dr. ]. d. NImp.
aon,h Sneellle MAdinlnn.

DR.. u. simpsons Specific MedIcIue
" y. positive cure for Spermatorrhea, IthpOtencY,
Weakness and all diseases resulting from A6uSe
q nervous Debility, Irdtabillty, Mental Anxiety,
nonh arrangements Of The Nervous System generally
Palm In Back or Side, Loo Of Memory PrematIfe
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"The cleanest corn that Ger was digit
May hAe sotae piles o. chat In,
Who meier 4 fellow creature Slight
For random FITS Of DAMN or, -
With that other man, who IL .ut .l
GOt"Old 81" nora member
Ofthe 'Lime-klln Club, that
A little noAesenSe now and then
Il reliAhed BY the beIt Of men,"
So I am deputed to entreaty you TO put on
your boldest suit Of mirth, for we have
friends who purpose merriment in the
ballroom, even now awaiting you, where
youth and beauty, both In each OF you
combined, will trip the light fantastic Toe,
| have had only six months time in
which to prepare this extempoaneous re.
spouse, being assured by my Commandery
that i ! did as well as usual, they hoped l
would soon die happy, and with q yam,
dipped in the Yellow Danube OF the Mus:
kingum, they would write my epitaph on
q cabbage-leai. H.
When the committe called on me they
asked me II I'd be "off or from" and when
I called iron" they said they'd be all the
On their assurance that they would ere.
mate me in pumpkin, and embalm me
in forgetfulness, ! cheerfully accepted the
steation in spirit Of martyrdom; resoly.
ed to win the plaudits Of antiquity and
eclipse or intimidate posterity by soaring
10 the starry bedded isles Of space and
basking mid the vast fields OF LIQUID ether
to gaze upon the tickle moon in all her
verdure.
iThis is from Pope-headquarters in the
saddle.l
Furthermore did promise and declare
that would search the best known
authors, including Billings& Cooings, Ned
Bunting and Mrs, Partington in order to
DO able to exasperate the excrescence of
any other bipedal, long armed, angular,
nocturnal cylindrical luminary, who
would attempt by his verbose, refulgent
brightness to dazzle your peculiar optics,
or tickle your auriculsr ori6ces more
potenlty than ].
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D&w l.ia. Wholesale Agents.
Sold in Bridgeport, O.. by West & Gilmore.
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"stay me with flaVonS,
And comfort me with apples,
For I'm SICK"

are selected to transmogrify the scene.
For such an one 10 try to heighten mer
riment, where merIiment holds sway,
doth give me pause and make me clutch
my paws in very ecstasy Of anguish.
Like unto dhonest Gobbo" the fend
says to me fuse your legs, take the start
run away" While "my conscience, hang
ing about the neck OF my heart, says bulge
not; bulge, says the tiend. Conscience,
say l, you counsel well; fiend, say I, you
counsel WE'LL" and SO to bulge or not to
bulge, that's the Observation-Disclosures |
shall speak IAN infinite deal oil nothing,
more than any man in" Wheeling, "even
though my reasons are as two grains oil
wheat hid in two bushels Of chRf''-and
SO to bulge or not, I'm like man to
double business bound, ! stop and pause
where to begin, and both neglect.
iitbe your decree that "budge not, then
He or my eIlrg (Spelle1 cAWs)
"IAt me play the fool trH
"With mlrth and laughter lot Old
l Wrinkles come.
tsWhy should man, whose blood Il warm within,
"5it IKE his grand sire, cut In aIabaBtei?
HSleep when he wakes and Cfeap Into IRundIc0
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tributed it to the lemonade he drank at that
confounded picnic; but his wife didn't
A fast young man up town has ordered
suit of plaid the st solictation of friends,
who hope thereby to check his mad career
The election law passed by the late
Legislature of Ohio places the bummes in rather
a embarrassing Seitz.uation, now that the fall
elections are at hand
The Jersey lightning whisky has be-
come so bad at Hoboken that the barkeeners of
that city all provide themselves with lightning
rods for self-protection.
The New Orleans Picayune has been
hashing up one of our old jokes for its readers.
Very well, Mr.. Pic; when We run short we will
just retalate by taking the pick o. you uns
The Grant and lofty tumbling INDUCED
in by the politicians on the Pacific coast during
the next few DAYS viii be something more as
founding than we are accustomed to see at a
circuS
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The diplomatic formalities for the ap-
preaching marriage of the lately widowed
Alfonso of Spain are proceeding apace
The noble grandees who are to solicit the
hand of the pale, thin Archduchess from
the Imperial Court at Vienna are already
on the way to perform their mission.
Alfonso, like a dutiful lover, has hero
ically gone through the six days court
ship of his future Queen at Arcachon,
has postured and protested properly his
kingly affection, and driven out in the
face of all the delighted populace with
the lady love that Spanish and Austrian
policy DEGREES it to be his duty to
adore. 1t is rumored, however, that
the passionate love of the impulsive
young King for the beautiful
dead Mercedes is not extinct in the
Royal bosom 80 recently bereaved, that
the ghost of their love in spite of polit-
ical behests would rise and chill the
wooing of the kingly lover and that the
cold archduchess can not forget the pas
sionate grief he felt when his beautiful
young bride was lain but the other day
untimely in the tomb. All these may
be perhaps but rumors, yet they have at
least this much foundation in fact, that
in the humblest cottage in CASTLE or An
dalusia there was never welded lovers
more devotedly attached than Alphonsc
and his now dead cousin-wfe, the late
Mercedes, nor sorrow more sincere thar
that he felt when she was torn by death
from his embrace. In his new nuptial
let us hope, if more sobered, at least fo
more enduring happiness.
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THERE are eyes that will glisten with
delight and hearts that will palpitate
with joy at the advent of autumn, ana
those eyes and hearts belong to dogs,
The Mayor of New York, in whose hands
hang the destinies of so many CANNES,
has practically declared the close of dog
days by ordering the dog-catchers to
cease operations and the keeper of the
pound to shut up his shop. The great
iron cage which has plunged into the
river so many times this summer with
its bowling, yelling load of life, made its
final plunge last Tuesday, and those ours
which challenged death by going abroad
unmuMled are guaranteed new lease OF
life until the return of spring. Nine
thousand dogs were captured by the
catchcrs since the 18th of last July, and
of this number more than five thousand
were sacrificed to the angry flood, the
others being reclaimed by their owners.
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of that name on condition of assuming
the name of Turner. 1t seems this brother
Just deceased has left it to Alfred, the
poet Laureate, with the same condition
attached, but that the latter has refused
to accept it, coupled with the obligation
to write Turner to his verses instead OF
Tennyson. If he is as fond of money as
he is represented tobe, it must have been
pretty hard to refuse this nice little
plum; but, with twenty thousand dollars
per year, man can afford to be virtuous,
or at least assume to be, if really not SC
in fact.
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The Cincinnati Star.

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Cincinnati. 1t is taken and read by
people Of all parties and shades of opin'
ion, and it seeks to present the news OF
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Firemsn's Tournament,

The following Committees have been ap
pointed to act the forthcoming fremen's
tournament:
Reception Committee-GeorgeC G. Sargent
]. w. Hargy, r. NJ. Moore, L. Autenieimer
d. w. G. Lee, r. c. Phillips, J. R. Guysi
J. f. Creagh, john Link.
Hotel Committee-C. J. w. Smith, God
frey Ludwig, ]. A. Stevens.
Housing Apparatus-Joseph Bunker
VIM. Glore, Henry Wilson.
Parade Committee-Wm Dunn, Cal. w
Thomas, Charles H. Sargent, w. W. Bow
man, r. H. Curd.
Transportation Committee.L. c. Weir
Conrad Schultz, John c. Donovan, John E
Price, Lewis Wisbev.
Executive CnmmitteerR. E. J. Miles, W
P. Stratton, John Pohlmann, George Weber
L. Broadwell, VIM. Lynn, George r. Hart
lev.
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THE burthens which weight down the
agriculturist in England, Scotland and
Ireland are shown pretty wildly in some
facts published in the Marks Lane EN-.
press, a London agricultural journal. The
owner of farm of two hundred acres Of
land receives an annual rent for this
from his tenant of $2,l00, out of which
he pays $115 Of land and income tax.
The tenant pays his rent of 50, 100; poor
and highway rates, $40; drainage rate,
$3lj; income tax, $37 so; total, $S77 so;
total rent and tax, $2,977 80, or at the
rate of $l4 SO per acre per year. Besides
the tenant is obliged to apply stated
quantity of stable manure per acre
How much land more productive than
that for which such rents are paid in the
United Kingdom may be bought in the
United States at less price per acre thar
is there paid annually as rentl 1t is
scarcely a cause for wonder that the dis
content should increase among the agri
cultural classes in England, or that the
emigration to this country should 60 OF
in increasing force as the advantages ol
the fertile West and Southwest become
known to the British farmer.
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Chamber of Commerce Committees.

The following are the Chamber of Com
merce committees appointed to serve fol
the ensuing year:
Advisory Committee-W. N. Hobart, H
c. Urner, James McKeehan.
Arbitration Committee-James Turner,
John Anderegg, James p. Wilson. S. Les
ter Taylor, J. r. Megrue, r. Dymond, Jr
w. w. Johnson, Joseph w. Wiltshire, A. c.
Edwards, George Hafer, Th mas A. Wrenn
W. j. Lippencott, ]. w. Sibley, VIM. Har
vey, H. j. Page.
Appeals Committee-Florence Marmet
George I. King. John Morrison, A. c
Thomas, G. H. Kellogg, Jr., VIM. Means
w. d. Chipman, John KYLE, Howard Eek
ert, Lewis oeasongood, A. L. Frazer. Over
Owens, Orson Britton, Jr., John Grubb, W
| H. Chatfield.
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Editorial Spinnlngs.

The fellow who thrashed his wife de-
served to be failed.
Some of the most striking objects Of
the Exposition are the clocks.
The Providence Journal keeps the in
habitants OF Rhode Island posted every day.
The reason there is no butter exhibited
at the big show is because 1t turns-t-lle there.
1t is a remarkable fact that there are
more loafers among bakers than in any OF tn
other trades.
The mar who had tight shoes at
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nO16-1yS&Wnrm
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEAL LIED Pro
IN POSALS will perceived by the Board of lrus-
tees of the Town of Bell vue KY, until October
Cd, 1870, for the improvement OF Dimmick Alley
according to plans AMI specifications on file in the
office Of B. r. Morton, Town Engineer. Newport,
Ky. The Board res rves the right to reject any or
all bids. By order of the Board.
1ta SAMUEL J. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
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THE father of General Daniel E.
SickIe,, who is firm spiritualist, declares
that he has been serenaded by a full
brass band of spirits. That settles it. If
there are spiritual brass bands, there are
probably ghostly organ grinders, and the
hope for future peace which possesses SC
many souls will be thus rudely shattered
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BRIGHAM YOUNG, although a patri-
arch and prophet, and an elder, and a
saint, got things somehow most wofully
mixed in this world, whatever he may
have accomplished for the next. His
theology is generally acknowledged by all,
except Mormons, to have been most de-
cidedly mixed. His family relatives,
that is to say his marital relations, were
also mixed, or, as the Oneida Community
happily express it, Complex" his drinks
were mixed, and now he is dead his
estate is the worst mixed of all. He had
his private property and the property Of
the church so mixed up that at his
death the whole business had to be
treated as one estate, in law. His exec
utors, who are Mormon dignitaries, un,
dertook to decide this equitably, but the
heirs, consisting of Mrs. Brigham Young
No. l, who is the only simon pure and
original Jacobs and her children, have had
a receiver appointed for the property, and
the outlook is now decidedly that they
will bag the whole estate. Great is Nor
mon and Brigham Young is--that is to
say, used to be-its Prophet. And his
heirs have reasonable prospect of shar-
ing in the profits of their Sainted father.
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AN execution has been issued against
the City of Elizabeth, N. j., for a debt OF
el2O,000 and interest. The creditor will
ask the court for receiver. We should
like to know who would be willing to re-
ceiye Elizabeth with store bill of $120,.
900. Elizabeth, you Jade, marry come
unP
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NORWAY is not gilt-edged, in metallic
ense, but she is nic&bplated. Her
mines supply fully onc-third of the nickel
yield of the world, and in 1878 she pro-
auced 1850 tons of nickel ore from
fourteen mines
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THE spelling reform has reached Mas
sachusetts. General Butler is wrestling
with the problem how to adjust the or
biography of his name 50 that it shall
spell Governor.
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THE native chicfsin South Africa have
signitied their peaceful intentions, but
the Beers in the TransvaaI have written
a determined letter to Sir Bartlc Frere
declaring that under the present circum-
stance, they can hold no allegiance to the
Queen They are thoroughly disguised
with Sir Bartle's administration.