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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-31
M ALARIAL
POISON.

this time OF tie year has its orizin in disor-
dered Liver. which, if not regulated in time,
great suffering. wretchedness and death will
says: Il have used your Simmons Liver Regu--
lator with good effect. both as a prevention and
cure for Maiarial Fevers on the Isthmus OF
Panama"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-31
End or the Congressional Canvass

End OF the Congressional Canvass
At the ringing of the court house
bell at / o'clock yester day, large
crowd assembled in front OF the court
house, to hear the closing OF the con-
gressional csnvass between Judge l..
G. Houk and Thos. L. Williams, E,q.
Judge Houk proposes to Mr.. Williams
that the speaking be postponed on &C.
count of the political excite
ment in the city, which
would preveLt successful or
profit able discussion, but Mr.. Williams
insisted and proceeded ID open the de-
bate. He spoke very briefly, however,
the crowd calling for Houk to such an
extent that Mr.. Williams grew raving
mad and denounced the crowd gener-
ally as ignorant white radicals and in
solent "niggers," who, he declared,
had about sense enough to halloo for
Houk. He also insinuated some
threats of vengeance by his friends,
which no doubt accounts for
much of the stoning of
the procession, and insolence
offered to the republicans last night.
He also warned them that they would
be remembered by their employers
evidently meaning the colored men
for their conduct.
After Mr.. Williams retired, mad and
in disgust, Judge Houk appeared and
made brief speech in reply, winding
up with some words Of admonition
aud advice to republicans to bemean
themselves becomingly 10 the parade.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-31

Parahne, per Id 23a25
Star. full weight II
4" light =" ~.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-31
TSRa.
Spices
Canned Goods.
GrOcefs' DruEs,
andes.
CORRECTED DAILY,l

UEUCOHH DEUE
Indigo,S.F.R % 85aS1 Oh
Madras 75a l OF
Dutch Nader la Il
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-31

G77 IA YEAR and expenses to
4 agents. Outfit Free. Address p.
vs. 80. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-31

V,RHAC PRESENTS, free. Send address
M III for particulars. j.. TRIFET, n
N "AS School street, Boston, Mass.
, 1880-07-16

There !. eppnrcntly chemical affinity hctwcen s
u,'ite IN sontDct. Doubtless II wns tfin st,,H'l
fny's sentiment 0f greedy possession Whict In
sptrcYl tho refrain: g..
@. When your ronrHth nrr xont'."
It Ia nstIn,ntcd thnt not less t,,nn th00 pcnph,.
mostly 1tnlians. "t,.nn LYING II sho c,ty "
and IT. tha rubiin syunrcs; plosc rcople make
pIghtrcn hours, Thpr pursue their avGcatton
with pnticca ami for,it,,.lo whei, ,vo,a
oftica. Thrnlnin. tho hot xuna .of s,!mincr,
through thetcy pinsss of winter. u, ruth M!
tlln night, thoy stand n tctr posts whiting tnr
r!,stnn,etr. Mat1y y night ,sEon other rcnnln
lahis tln n an,l sIless streets 1naknE at, w.,
silent nnl tno.inncss. monument nE, E,patcnrn
nil, atultrat,cc, rr,th mud dirk, I11se The night,
nnd M in,pcrvtGus In tho cgtcHts mil tlsm-
iurnuf yopra whlcl, tnc'aee hin, as tho lro'za n;
hoMd. Yut IL, ono limits ii ti1inlor,ul,zlng hin,
Tor tho possees!unN.,d exercise nf. tho p,4'ntest
Q,InlltIt.a Ut tho hltlnnn
AMI pNAlir1lncc.. e: +. H. N.
, 1880-07-16

tic s,l,nlits covered with Rnow, and tho
Sl;lcs OftGn, presenting MI Alpine RrnM!clir,
Witl, mlislls,! rnsks clcaminE here md there
!, lii nl,l!;on to tho ntlnvu inets, prepared for
tllo cultivation ot tlltwe who nro raylnwtllg
io c,nnt!ltin! t,, o. Morco " sn' nrc ltntiigfa
tln most degraded class. Exeerascd hy all
others IN account nf their worship nft[ their
YaMriol,s practices. they ate ,ncrcilcsly Per
srEnied tii EVERY; ndHrtei:
havo SonnierlMrts. ii. srai,t hliilt BY die
N1yurs IN tho carly yr,tra Ut tho 1lUglra; md,
singular ~ 1t inny appeni, tia riust mngniil-'
cent portions 1T tltis architecture -
AltE T0IsatEn'UF PLASTER n
instead af marble, tTlo Arabs knew how 10
re,,.ter plastSr r. hartl ~ stoi; anl to in}s!,
able nt Cnrtloya, SrHuylA, Soyllle, VAllrdo'ttl,
mil 1uletl0t rs will as''nt ,GraNu.tn; every
wherc, ~ lact, lllat ,.we seo ,ArahIn,, ,noilt.
e'f Ill., ~ saaee Ssas nf" as S ~ ysro TIT
tint, ntirvel Of nfSl,ltrwt,,ral beauty, thG
:pr't,lcst 1,o}lulnpit'o of Moorish sculpture u.
,Hs woEl.l-.a',l,,is y ntl'a',lts of' pastst.
gtn. blacks, tho slnlm iM the pavement, tie
bastMs, att numerous lftt1o ulc!,rs, thero is
nofa singie plgco Of '',nrhle etni,lsSyetl n ZIP
NlN lpt Nli VI. ElnHkE NAlu
'nlulmstcr, but most Of them Nie simply t,f
ptnsserl hut 1t Is ut no. tlcconnt II This
Arabian .palncr Inns cheap 1uutesinl tn Its
comiDSltfon,:i will lJe no lcss admired, mil
will l,r0bNh]y b0: there. Of II curiosity III lis
plnstcr nnringnt, wlliel. lcfcs tho hand. Of
time equally with nnrble:
TtIE 1AIlIAMH1.A
the Reil City, built BY 1tuhaMnad-Ab.l.
AbtlellNls-l]ell- Vnznr---staiMs III Ill lis mn.
jeslle gra,laeur; on tle bI,I9Y q n.lofty ,clnl.
one hand, alnI . n,aellllcent country 0n tho
iaion,lnontai spleiulor, ilo Will scnrccly DIS.
plte thu truth OF MI Inscription whtrh, stiIl
worthy 81 l,eilg tra,lScrlbed: "WhtM ,lle
who looks Oh Iih REFLECTS OH i.ty grandeur, his
Imagination will be cnrrlrh to the, lntlnit.
];S Myen when ,tottetinE i, under the, hd,t Of Of
shadows cnnytrtctl into day. 9 hoy the
stars t!ielnsetvGs envy 1nybcnntN! II they
eterlal!y through TIC Universe. ta scSls for
A1Ohnmnell n. dwelling whose slilrl,tItir e,ti-
hrnccs TINT of oil others III tho world. God
does not permit man to behold elsewhere
such beauty" NJ
, 1880-07-16
The Late lsorge 4s,p1ev,

~. NFW E1FH ltf!lfF q fHNEIlfs1l{ {{QSyfk4
Ripley caMo tufaiSctty In poverty aud ubscur.
lnng time h9ntly w0rth sUUJ II yGstr,. IitorirS,
pny %As u best painfully sMnu, and Syoi, Ijat;t
tnrcelcy's 'lAnaKing editor, ~4a x.i tsi neriyi;
high tssaet'on, anA AaAo Leer uS II tho uit,st nj
inportant teatnEus III thu Trliule. Hu iIa,iu IL,
f sne ryolopc.lls, Oh which b. hul n com..nissI"t,
Of eight cents lr,r votume. ILLS tssoainio i5aaMi
having An pslual olaiul. A tho ITIbu,Ie gHvss
HreMt work, thv profits u tbs llttGrs wuro iii
s,s si9Ssi eno H. ~ Tue iirst eaton they noutcl IL
tually lnrSr, anI he.icv it n,ny be- sail tHai liIs
10y hns cp1rAl xaN,00u frutn tho CyuiuIwIlu.
leaving 70 his heirs u royalty Whlrd Muy La
, 1880-07-16

~ i nindsag p"psr tpeaktnE Of tho ,s yeass'
unauranr ,1f MMslrus, says; !" lIe viii 6nyu fs-
Gte!sea auriax that time. apnrt froh. III travel
llaE ailowAAcea. rAtgrtAlilnlblt charges, and
othor pick inxs which fill tO tue lot r thosu
y MAo hol tisu hlEncat public 0ticu Iii thu Frpy-
euhey sliin Of ltlttlu uyer ak iukha HT t1pt,cs,
gf sny tas,0O, 1hnt ~ whit this country had lad
70 pny ta Hle who bus ds,,O " very tlo f6r us,
III ~ mvEcly toe The honor " Auyfrg a Uuku VI
, 1880-07-16
A REBEL CLAIMS A PENSION.

Tho FIrst Formal 'Confsticrate Applica-
tton-A MAI, who II Determined to
1fnvc n Share OF The Sroffs-Tle Mo-
sult of tho Uttoranccn or the Confet-
crntc Isrigudlora. :. -.
: -, - I,tsyateh to NeIo Turk Tlm.e,.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July 19.-Tlinye. has
Jhst been received by tho Pension Bureau all
application for n pension from 4 Confederate
soldier Of South Cnr0ltna,. nlndo out npnn
the regulnr form used by tho Dlirea,i. This
Is tho first Claim Of the kind which fas,bcen
tllcs' In ditto form, anti tho applicant l,ns emf
.pI0ycd n wcll.k,iown renytof-A gant named
Fitzgerald to support tile application. Or
course, 1t will BIZ rejected. It Ii said that
other applications from persons wlio served
lii the Rebel arnly have been presented to tho
Bureau, when to some there seemed to be q
cl,nnce that the Democrats would get hold
just before the Presidential elections Of 1879
md 1916, but these wnrc not 'made III. due
form. In sIlis application there nppeMrs tho
'followlls nftsr tho certificate Of the Clerk Of
IatH, ~, the Identical i Robert 11aiina who was
enrolled on the:- day of August, 1851, Ill
Company Of tho Fifteenth, Regiment Of
South CAroiln, Confederate States df Amer
len, commanded BY Capt: MGCHtchen, nnL
1,nw "a vnn,.s. Villa If, tj,r rrrvict siforesnI
aud in the linz of1ny duty, / received tho fol-
lowing disability, to-wit: l. cla1m. q pension
~ cel~ed Nc; ID. fM4. wblcl cinse,i Tia nrm to
bs at,,ntatetl nj tia silolliier. mil m, srri.
2uslY, disabled thereby. WINS trea!ed Mt
nnve@i In fhn military ~ nnvoi 's aerv. S
fca nr.; tIe = tInifesl Afntss Simro
ienvinn the cnnsetlcrafn servIcn i havo "a.
sided 1T South Carolina, and my occupation
o de nhyssa Sprysa enE Ws 16 1f
tlmo 4 farmer, mid ] I'm now Very 1lucI dis.
nbjed from obtaining INV s,ibslsteuce Sy
nSoyn stated: nn.i u,mko thIs tlrs}nrntinn fGr
f,n n,,rni'sn of.hn1nr I.lncrd % Inn, Tia lnvniI
pension Ioil q tha 1aiieS stataF I ! horoIy
,im9fGn - q. nv tr.,e y an imWYni attnrnovtn n m'
nrnser,tn nv ci,ms Nv posi. tltJ1"c nt5.Iy,ss
r. c;rahnm Eross l;nads. Cositv nf Wfiifnms.
burg. state Of Soutii ii Cnirulll,a.x .'''''4S'
h,os fhs nrnIi"atinf, mi rad TN snsnciaa ~
Denocratic Seiistors In the ere recent cen Session. Of Of
SSa7edsrs&te t soi,iisSs y viz $a% feus!t tsI; II ii;
Of that var. he seeIms Il have 4 taken r II fnr
etinnt !it'S ~ smnoth @ t,e Wnv f"r %1s nsIom.
ii lux tiio inen e'sl WHO touHght to to dcs;roy
~ I 'o ~ forrln, @ "o o,,J ias oaa;nt, I.AS tnte
poxttiotl Iii nccorIn1,ce viii, tia rnai sonti.
,ncnts Of thu ilrgaiufs, hI nlthourI, III Il ia % Itte
il. atlvuaco oi: tiia ,osit,Sn wliIcil tl1ey laSo
Mtiv h tlt t1 in ,,os,i, VI ~, =.
~: S.tnr II T'I, 1,row,, ' ~ t'1t 9:uor.a 1nat, ~
1sSntirv WIN" M1,hitfnu i:on' 1"r,1ou ftit III" m
ssnais and Sssa'ss assistant isIa % eo''',ssi III ior
iHr v,nr. If, tha nt.,i,nrnblp ss,,.., 'leiivpr.i
~ o,ahr II nrny,, ivn FIX si,asu MuvotIs ,sia
, 1880-07-16
CHAIRMAN JEWELL,
Ho Is. Attending to Business. ana
Strikes from the Shoulder, =
Hc Is Sure o. ant7qlds Election, and that Nv.
WIN Whip Them Again..


rettrrIesr IN Esto rark fierota et ,ruly H. .
t3nv. Marshall Jewell, who VIVA ,,,or,,,.
chdscu Chairman, Of Inc Ncuu6tIrnu Na.i"uy, Nu.y
rnn,n,itrn i,ns "stn,,tI.hnJ liz i.an., ,mStlonal
NJ No. III Fttiil nvc1l'sc, where, wfll, secse-
tarIos .a,ltl ull tho pnrNp'crllnltn cs,cniIs,
to tho M,na cement Ut tho co,u,nfpn. liz ,a..
In ruuu,l div nnd ntuht.. Yua,ee,,",, '.y .y
s,acio,is: miiors w warn ; tifa1 w,tG '1ay tbe
irolI enfIy morn I'LL Into ut 1'Elit, md hurs
bags Of letters ffom yal1otls pnrt* If ths :;
i'a sa so@s Ss1s % I'D ss ss'yu "Ss S viii 'ys'ns, sn9
w.t. whlte :, la'r, air.! 'a"staeae, md 'u'pvrinl, bob
obtain from him ut, opinion nj to .tho mc1
alld xtgfIscNl,ro Of tie Democratic piatiorn
.;! Mer,1rslorter eale q tic i'eheicaFists
ann feAal'S 9aihc'l at'l,it!1iice 10 LILO fltlta
bnck pnrlor, where. .scntctt Mt the desk, wal
the non who las sgryed rs the Chief Il xecrs
tiye Of State, q Minister ,pienpotentiST
rrsien,lal ri Cabnrt, liz il ,i"n,,"r., is'' ~
tine II yelaI Il ~ skIrisIns k ad 1tnEfs tMases 10
1r,,acllcl tlelty n cOirteoiisly. Civ. 1awaR ",
n" Dstc,.stln % nIutf"rm ~ t mi tfHMfu tvas HMtisu ~ Me9
n NJ t,.W S m,,est}n{,s,n } ~ @A0 po'"'W answering
: ;,pvpyv r.rv
In response ie s si!xsestion aH%f Concerning til,
iifst sestloM or tiln Cincinnnit plntfornr tho
Governor lnng'!lliEiy saItl =" WelL nm glad
ts ttsy ycositon ya sGnsx, f. 5
tic party. lt:wa* time they tli!t something,
, tor tney Hsp1@rtsi @ @ rum ail ll.lt1n!sn when
tney sscetltsl, md they certainly hnve paid 10
respest ., to the l,nsl.lllou9y tloctrlncs M Ben.
trIa w t.v lattiotic siiin,,ht..s VI Lgtefson
, 1880-07-16
DOMINION MATTERS.

ani o'l.l!ir7ncc.. r. IL NJ
=. DOMINION MATTERS.
Failures iii 1gontrcal-Tho military ccl-
lego mt KtM.eton-Finn Cuttlo frors
Europe 1'ncatlc Railway La1ds-
Special nspateh 10 n. ca.saeo tribune. :. :;
: NiosrnEAt july 14.-1urIug the second ounr-
ter ufs1Ss0 thorc wcru 1t6 failures I'll Canada,
with liabilities amounting 70 e&i,57l' pnrins
tho HIST six months or th!a year thoro were 0tD,
with; liabilities amounting to Ss,G1o,sis.. niid
s1ui.ng tho 1rst- six mon,hsDf 1s7v the failures
numbered 1,007, md tho liabilities amul,ntei to
$i.,ic3, 0a3. The Futures during. tho first ak
months OF tho ye4r In. this city amounted to
s:rio0. nsa's'st tss.ssoooo during the sane ported
IN 1871.
. Although b,untreat manufactures five. cIshths
Of the tohacco manufactured in tho Dominion,
anothor company ilas been stMrtca tU lc known
/ rs tho Campbell 1dhntcu Manufacturing Conf
Epany, whlea which will put abont sso'oo5 IN tho
=, sbfetas DtApateh tn Tbs Chicago Trsbuu<.
Try .sliIIsary tniisqc hery Ii iciss hiso.setl
" rcs'ts saeDi He e Misss II xssss
S.sa s as SSfsa ssrs ,'ass 'ifs 's
ss III q ii ssy : I
tho ctirrlut1[I,tt1 tf ,t1H ~ .t 80
n,,t'toryi nat ,i,u,t WIS e!sti eaot e. aaa %i;I
nxnpa r ev 1if II II n,,s n,ro{S xpf 'na pabtlIis
nthcr rnlit.rc.nu,,rae' m % " III I1nitn1 t1e rs my
sse's y ~ " r ,ats lie as'ny: ~ tas a1e
Of c,vli ns wo1i NJ iniltnry itW t' ' wMH1lchGs a
t1ay br tra,iIo nrrIvna. thosa ,,on ' M, TSH to
M Tstts sf sas sastry #Sas eou!a a hSsfna,. h&n,.
IN" tinitcd Sttns In III ts III, Wnr tSu Tia >
foma5,ses i; ~ i:tne % sslsts: ta}c,, ffoa sy il
II ~, In,@n T. Snn;a So T. nn,va s,,.u thn,
liz "v wss St "t IA 70 ynw n Emf khPss nv Gt cn,.f
renomber several occasIons y,,en sucS I 'Is 1ut,
e w RvS ans 5Sa e gfcat r. foFxGo
might knille m Iiiian war Il, the Northwest.
~ sSy tt s.!eh rsssry , y y e sadS.s san
impollto, i % narrow u ", was NJ , of spsakins." -:
soxSa oaratsh @ e 9ns ontfne" 7t9uns; 9u, ,s
scs r. tn f,nrt nf Sfonsr~nI t,.yo i,r"a IN
fro,n Tia 3ari scpti. lie Cntatn NJ Mpned to th.,
Chut 'f nf III tho, Watsr Toce' .rio ,nen ~ bMsl
sheped on I Soas!.!a Aasrieaa yesss, Siit were
MkneaS iii, Ia this y,y ' bsiye II fdT1nctl e Mkuens
Ms,,r .yn'.tgy e'"0 "n" hooo Hills IL MAS sefy
o"1 n,,,;,,t ,. nv, to,e + or,,t
70 tho tIoi'. John Yon,s. Il, rccoSn,tiom @ Of his
snInrprise all services to tho Port ana City OF
Ashii . day Oil yas brought to tho Hotel
e5s anu N iw'1 1n1 To- eaon hnna ~, sl Wehnc
ss S$Rss q 0s sbo . aj'S" ssssS'' 7 use Il its
Il 5SS s.eamshtp pi,e.ios Ayrcan, from 1.vo,rr-
st6ek. 5ar1Scr. y h5usenieat: " On ost'srsIa!'
g. % Ihe oa 2S1ea
nlaoty daya; ana ID oscsptlon ~, ba hsas @ ii ii
! -
, 1880-07-16
SPAIN.
The Court at Aranjuez-aoss About
/. Castilian Royalty.
The Morocco: 'Contcenncc-Facts About Tho
+. Territory Of Maghreb.st.Aksa.
Rssdsh Architecture IN spain-rlaster lusttad oF
Jlarhse-The Beautiful AIlau'bri.

MADRID. jung l5.-The Cattrt u now 80.
jou,1lnE at Aral'tnc,, tl'nt ciias1,'lns retreat
mt N tas vaey ass sats Of G Es ,n w1e Nths y, ss
'o A,s nse e9lh"s't w.: ~, 's,., "1 5 So
most ael1gttnl places m tle wolli. Ghar@
Y. hFst seiGctett thissp0t ior Ishyai resi-
l, asretic % nnd ;i'cln"clloly pht1ip ii, fum,,,lrd
iI,o H,,,,.s,a ,.i,oo ,.tii, IL, ,,Srrr,ti a,.r:
..v r'srS "t, 10 ..a:s ~ .,';a snat
rol'.lal''Fs; wiici. eet'al'as goes 20 prove tl'at
.nl'etl with gloan,y conceptions. Tin GAR
,]rrs urn fl tMpftr,u Of n star Twclyu prnI,l-
ons "a,'s W. ,,,a M v ths fnt,n.,, =,
elaues. snat19 ny tna . .,'Rn'ercnt.! lo.''Re ot
circular, drive; which Is nlso orcrshatowctl
md m cl,arnGng rcstIng-placcs,
i"' ' aor"i 'bea,,iy. % nd INV rnhanccd br
the mlrmnrlng watet of fountains,-
wl,ero tic world without Is nil for
gotten, md whore evcu Royalty must for
tic time forget It's splsndor. Tho Village ef
Aran1aez looks Ms II 1t M'ght !tnvc 1eeN
Dutch stylc: aud, with .its bron,,, straight
s.,S" @ T.. c. s.aia ssa .t .t.ot T. ~ aras",, tsn
afu us toreleif aspect, u ~ al'torcnt from
a1,y other lsnvc sect, iu Spain. :.
=, 1loyAh uoss1f.. -
ane amlanas .l,alo .no, a"n nz NJ" SUI, w,s
IT,. - "''....'s,.,s 49, T1u,m''.a, - ~,
ts ~ nee'sas sn1 sny lnctss M es ot .,'o ~
AssuI,'s w. l"l w iaals' VI. nsi ',,a.e n. ~
Al.strlN.wI!ctn she Is lfoW sojonrninE. Queen
Isabella has long desired tllat lier Youngest
h,t f,,e outhnr,sins af'' SnoIn %ili M nnt ,,,lGw
tIs nIs 'nu a,, nv"n onos,. % visit To- 10. tic 6noen
thinking It preferable that they should
remain wilt tic Court nf 0lalrid.
| I,hix frt;,rfrrbnrn seams nernoxtern,,s.
;',4 a r,',n,,. T. aoo,;a,oM,y, ~ ~ po - "n
as suyn.'s s.. = "eG,.s%. nssra T,a ~ ~ ~. a!a
est sister. Of tie King; will, shortly marry
Primes Louis Ferttluniistl, oldest soJ, or tl.o
r,i,Iri." d,,l"!1 "r isnvn,i" IN ' tvIom sio
Arc,.anSe AaeipS't h ~ I."y'!' !" MMo!.' s,'o
ls closely rGlnteta 1nsnnei hls inother. Inc
\ cnl.e dc Paul, l)uke, of Ca.iiz Tho lufNtlta
lat is IL, ycNfa Of nge, nns' PsfnGe, Louis
(FerAaantl Il. Tho .ArGhAuce.Y Elizabeth
Si!l as,pmpaliy the PRINCESS df tho Ast,trtas
t9 SInsiE where. H!lU will remain wifi tlle
.t!le absorbIs; tpplo Of Interest throughout
i TIft ~, .,,.,.,,,,~.~,,,
, 1880-07-16
PEANUTS.
Some Facts and Figures Relative
TO the Boys Favosit
y Esculent:
The American Crop This Year Esti-
mated at Two Million
!. Bushels. - -
The Raising Of Pcauuts More Profitable.
than tho Raising Of. Cotton. =, -


spttio, Cor+rspondsnes d The Chtengo 7rtbu,lt.
Nnw YoN,s, July 7-The peanut ID n rcrvnd. |
I,,s product, Of rrni!t,c Hr,wth md vulHpr asso-
ttations. rcanut-shclls atrew tho pavemonts; |
tlloy Are scattered Npon tho athlrs nj I,ttlto
buildings: tloy Acenmptatd IN ttla tIsra dn the
hutting III strect-oars; they litter tho qtors bf
INTERPRETATIONS; they font III tho k,'ttcrs fiko
nli,at,sro cslt,ucs,. nni nro cnlght up fsnm tho
street Wy ct1ylng Euets In dry summor-t'ays,
and i'y 'n,o thu fact:s Of passtrs-by iiku ulgty
bees. Tho senn1tt fnts,lly Is numerous family,
not mich lIs>unbcrcI with rcspcoiuh,ty |.
nevcr apl'onrs III tho tahtc nftor dessert with
those patrieiansttt tho nut family, tho ihcrt.
the almond, md tho Urazl+nMt. IT Is essentially
p AN An-e4t'rAxDuM l;s0rLESr,
sooa secssy ,s Thsk ka'rson ss qrn %1Snr II
not without It's gcncaltE}, It Is IN hcrl,accous
plant, belonging to tho palassh,ntly, ut tho nat.
,,r,l order Ur tegamlrotis, according 10
Lhnrust It. has MI nnnul root, and
a procnInbcnt atom from. nlnu u eighteen
inches long, according TO this i.aturalIst,
When one learns fr,n' tho satno >.ntrcut
authority that tho flowers OF this plHi. ore
".pnbhonaccos,- barron oncs yellow nd
small, Ind tho faftiIc ones destitute of caISA,
coroll4,, and stneus,' ,'t-onc,begins to hnvc some
respect for tho pcRnut, III sptfD OF Its Nssoc'a-
fions. This respect Ia dcepcncd whcn QUO
lcnrns, further on, TINT "Tho ovnry nftcr tHi-
prcgnauou grstdtfaily elouEMtcs. anu. onfvihE
dcwnwnt1ls, bnrtna Itself I'll thu cnrth, whcrb 1t
MIXTURES into nj, oplong, tcrotu pod, with thlok-
oncd and rctio,iately.voinc,, indthcscc.t
valves which, when maturO arc Of rnic-ycl-
low color, oftun cuntfactcd In ie middle, and
containing from OTTO 70 three seet1s 1f nm lrrcE-
ular, ovnd shnpe, with thtck cotytcfons, and
strtight radtcle," 1t must bD admitted TINT this
! atatGmont =,
4 o,,,1 rto,, tr.s n 1vrIs trrouf4l filth in TIN
, 1880-07-16

nrst S ~ pon i t,SH 60 foo E,rs as1ns
t,sss S tass s % e sss e ss sy ,efSne te
tieyotlo,ia, a;;i c,lntluK ?hrr s.,sartes-t,fninE
scTe pi ciiicls nr".i,I Ito I'D one. it Viii rrS',
se' @ III ito % sasre iSonarR viii sise r'"eo s tSo
"-'' THE rt..zA
IL pleasant, will +ehntlod srunrc In tho centre
Of iho ely, with walke sllado trees, and grassy
lawns, u tho mllS iixN ,flno Era1it shaft |
s s. to c smsfy e. bss. At e ySYGs ss
E nsss ~ Ssc. ssnk II sas eoF S4ssps ssp ' !sas :s
,e"t wS 1s'nee ot 'SsSpss Sei ~ ns
ita iianc wntt,t Imply. !t!s plain, nim-stur!c'l,
}snS ,as, G"ns , 4 VII, Tte ,e ssss
~ i',,i,iis ktharS,in wieh aro saroi.!lly pr,s:
docp,ncnts us Ssca,,el i Tho hoiocaust of tint
Nlodcrn FnnlnI.. Gov. pllu.. lilo wnnt.L
q wh Ft thsr asr ,rcS. oS Ge = r aS S % sr m
Without historian 4vxrb stirred, ail!. 70 nlrar
TIC o h. yast ,is.er nf tl,es n,,rct,. ,.!.,,,
ier .!n1ohs iSon, "; wsro n,ny S' S|,'ca spapeuts
rhanttnK t. titlns and public Rrahts. hnSn tne5
1% sxs% s' nt so als,a
q ln,'.i ein'1nea md held hsitlier, Wcx, ntnanE
those destroyed by tho OrtscIr or aoy. Pile, thnt
thov i" v1E1 .En,, Iho - icr '''''" 't'''" '"e '''
The dwcflItI. hoscn or tho batter clneB NJ cltl-
xa,lB here nrG Epitcrniiy built hfs1lutl central
court, nclDsinK 1lio garden. wllero frnlt -trces
atld iihwers Ernw and h!o0nt !uxuriMnafy. and
which Bcctn Il very 1tut[5o whep II Efmrso Is
caught through. Rouo open door ly oIioe sinmp-
r1e m III attcn @ @ bit iitlc II, tio appenrnre of tho
exterior nf tllelr hun9s, which kcnGrasly stow
but u high ntlObc vail; hut their ncanR md
tQstunrp cxruI1tlcn upun tho thteriGr. For this
reneon tApIr towns nro nut nttrictlvo to tho ego.
hnrc follna thom worry llospttnblu,
avn vrpv srnw. =
on,,, T.. t - ,,,,. m a.. IT,, ,,,t. ,,,o.t ,f
Ihore is net nt ths ,nns II tn.s est 9.
.., a, ~ tssr t,,,a en",, VI 1,raat, fIo
a +s . ,,ir haro 20 ~, ,st ,,n' ~.
n9se rse ,,erv' rs ni,tit
nctcs Ing hrss M ~ e's w
anrGn ~ ,s.s s,i & ,on,n ~ ~ ,vnmd tr'1
EanuHs u & taesp & stu @ ic%WHG % @ ho.n s.,a
tnnt tno naY s;sn "fcn sH. ~, =, s"M M. nao mn r
~ mIEn cna ta a., @ vrits
hrona.p,y uW ,. s;1 1nds m "o'
n'u stvvs, @ WI teasi Mit II et,.' ~, ,rufo,x,r,
-, ti,a ncStIfi Htigrr c,ralrsa whini IL Inn,Io
nntirr,v ir t,ativn r;orkmrI,. md of tinc,icss
an, tSni,cn;v nnih nr ,itssiwn nrH constr,cttof1
rnrniv @ nnf,9icI. tonnnotSi with fhg cicrant
tnwnjrv. .hmTac r. NJ iii Iuens IL inn nr thTst,
sHowirg % viattrs. and sninn Of tho Eprclmcfls wo
m y tt,rrn s,or r,,nst rare md cxni,isit / snw
, 1880-12-19
THE IRISH LAND QUESTION.
4 Humane and Sensible View by an
Irish Landlord.

4 Humane and Sensible View by an
Irish Landlord.
An Irish landlord who has some bowels OF
compassion for the miserable condition of
the Irish tenantry, writes as follows to the
London Spectator, of Dec. 4:
10 The Editor Of the Spectator.
As a landlord lived amongst a class Of
small tenants for years, and regarded them
with the true affection. which their attach
ment and devotion deserved. During the
long space OF 2225 years my family lived On
the same spot, III the lnucll-abuset wild
riEhtness and honesty, only equaled BY their
devotion and respect. Having said so much
by way OF preface. / ask my ''.few plain
questions. Why should landlords be in Il
safer position if they let their lands to ten
ants ant tl,an i t1cy hetd them then t',e!nselrcs #
crops failed, achcrc, could thcu took for
Drufts1 Why should they sue tenants
Under such circumstances, for. echnt the
tH',d has not yfeldcd,, and f9r m
1r1;dtsf ashIc 1 tn they s"tt nTt rsosns oD
and other pIaces where "rent'' consists of !
division Of crops, the landlord suffers with
the tenant when disease. or storm. or flood
bligilts the land. Why should Irish land
lords not bear their share of the misfortunes
ant with the consent Of his landlord, ex-
pends time and money, or labor, which is
money, on his holding, making it more yaluas
BILE than when he'received it, why should he
not have the power Of disposing of that, his
own share in the holding. to the highest bid.
tie greatest number is tho desired end. and
emigration is said to be 4 necessity to relieve
an oyercrowtled population, and If landlords,
either through inability or Indifference, fnil
TO develop the resources Of the soil, the mill
ions OF acres lying waste. why should they
hn en1DOVertl to forbid their tenants to do