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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19
Aancaster fntelliQencer.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 10. 1881.
The Cream OF the Jokes.

Tic large number Of comets recently
discovered is explained. Some mischiey-
Gus little angels are catching the stars and
tying tails 70 them.
The eSthetic craze has struck Leadvilie
A prominent clergyman Of that city has
written To US 10 inquire which is the most
correct taste for a horse tl.ief being
Iynchsd-to carry lilly or a sunfiower.
Next year they say they are going TO
have the game Of baseball to consist Of ten
innings. This is designed TO prolony the
game till after dark and 50 give the umpire
chance To escape.
A Lyons physician says that smoking
consequence. We like our bones colorcd.
1t makes fellows skeleton look 50 dcuced
oriental and aristocratic.
An unknown man was struck below tie
wooIen mills at Warren yesterday noon
and badly injured. CUTE. Send
for DIR. Bliss at once 70 probe the wound.
Injuries below the wooIen mills are very
daDgerous.-M1 York Graphtc.
The fact that Denver man was recent
ly fined s2j for carrying revolver caused
considerable comment in the West. but
since it has been discovered that he had
been using it To kill people with, public
sentiment has changed and AL now agree
that the fine WAS not excessive
Parlors are now made to look sylvan
and summery by nest Of wood moss.
with chick Or two paeping from it and
looking surprised at his situation. Care
should bc taken not to leave any egg
shells around, for otherwise the surprised
chicks would suggest, not a sylvan scene.
but boarding house breakfast table.
The inmates Of :, boarding louse in
West Fourteenth street are nightly dis
turbcd by a ghost. He appears as big
fat man, and then gradually dwindles il
stature until lie finally dissClves into
nothingness. II is believed that he is ,he
spirit Of a boarder who lived in the ho1se
for a number Of years.
The sentimental young man of New
Haven was much distressed. Mother,"
said he, " / will confIde ia YOU ] love her.
but she never will look at me- am poor.
Would that had barrels Of bullion; and
he wrung his hands in despair. She is Il
good and true girl. am sure she cares
nothing for filthy lucre-'' "Tben am
resolved. / will Iucre in the face. will
Ny SON hhrieked the WOMAN, and She
fell w the floor in a swooD. In a moment
Of Iecklessness he had preIna:urelv dis
charged the dreadful pun. He should have
been more careful Of concealed weapons.
Don't contradic. me-" said the stern
parent. .Iou have been holding secret
interviews with Charles Mousterrat de
Montrnoreuci.' He was proud but fash
ionable tailor, and no: 70 be triiied with.
- How did rcu find il out - sobbed the
daughter. lou never saw Us. No.
/ oever saw you" hc returned. jndy ynart-
ly: but my faithful Bruno came run
Ling TO me this very evening with :. mouth
fUl Of cloth. recoyuized the patterns a,
once. Gu. the pieces u make pair Of
pants for young Moutnorenc two months
ago, and he hasn't pad for them ye: All
she answered was, - Father, dear, it's TOO
a~fu!ly too-too, " and she :el Ike faded
flower a. L!s feel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19

No man can do a good job of work, preach
good sermon, try u law suit well, doctor Il
patient, or write good article when he feels,
miserable and duh. with sluggish brain an Il
unsteady nerves, and none ShOuld make the
attempt in such Il condition when it can be SO
cnsily and chcaply removed by Il little Hop
Bftters. Sec "TruthS' and Proverbs other
column. Ol5-ow,.Nw
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}. nj. Might. Syracuse, N. T.. writes: "Whcn
Bittcrs was troubled with fluttcring ard pal
pitattOn of the heart. felt weak and lancilid
with n numbncss OF the limbs; since using
my heart has not troubled me and the numb
ing sensation is all gone" Price 81. For sale
ut II. Il. COchran's drug store l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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Daniel Plank, OF Brooklyn, Tioga Co., Pa,
describes u thus: II role thirty miles for Il
bottle of Thomas Eclectric Oil which effected
the TOnde1JuL cure of Il crooked limb I'm six an
plicatiOns IL proved worth more than goid TO
me-" For sale 1T III. Ii. COchran'S drug store
D87 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Mention tLi: p&pcr. Send stamp TOR circu-
lar. Oct1JncOd &GtWcOw
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Bradford. IA.

Thomas Fitclan, Bradford Pa, writes 81
enclose money tor Spring Blossom. as said
would if II cured me. My dyspepsia has van
ished, with all It's symptoms. Many thanks; l
shall never bc without it I'm the house. Price
so cents. For sale ut H. Il. Cochran's drug
store. l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-19

NEW LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS WITH
~ colored borders have come; but. so TAR as
we have seen vet. there's nothing notably
new in styles. They are almost all mechanical
figures OF the general character that has pre-
vailed !Or some months.
Two new initial handkerchief: one en-
Droldered in colors, l21a cents: one with very
large, white. block or diamond initials formed
by hemstitch stitch, 25 cents. The latter is
very neat indeed.
JOHN WANAMAKEK
Outer circle. Chestnut stree: entrance.
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CASHMERES AND NERINOS.
" Lupins InerinOs and cdshmeres. accc pied
throughout the world as the standard OF Gual-
ity, we have in sixteen colors and ten quail.
ties OF each, 80 cents to s..
Evening cashmeres OF about thirty-five
crlors and shades. ana OF i've qualities. ~
cents to 81. JOHN ANAMAkER.
Sext-outer circle. e.Thirt.entI->trect entrance.
DLACk DRESS GOODS.
ID Black casbmercs OF seventeen qualities.
.1h cents to s. and black merino, OF twelve
qualities. 80 cents to Sl.2j of three makes.
Lupin's. Fosol's and Carriers: OF three shades.
iet-black, nediuD-black and blue black.
JOHN WANAMAkER
SeHt-outer circle. Cbestnut-street entrance.
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Hundreds Of men, women and children res
cucd In every community fl ON beds OF sick
ness AMI almost death, and made strong by
Parkcrs Ginger Tonic are the best evidences
IN the world Of its StcrlinS WOrll.-HoM
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Trains connect al Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia. Pottsville. Harrisburg. Al.
lentown and New York, via Bound Brook
Route.
At Columbia with trains to and from York.
Hanover. Gettysburg. Frederick and Ealti-
more. \. II. WILSON. Supt.
DEM HAlLROAD-SEW
i SCHEDCLE-On and after MONDAY
MAY 10th. lSSl, trains the Pennsyl-
wanna Railroad " i'll arrive anu leave the Ian.
easter and Philadelphia depOtS as follows:
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nREsS GOODS.
- \ cheviot dress-cloth really OF fine
check with an irregular illumination and a
very obscure plaid: but looked at a yard
away. il appears TO be basket II is therefore
i ba>ket-efect produced by color: if We mis-
take not an entirely new and interesting
piece Of color-work. ~ inches wide: Sl.l0,
Another cheviot OF the very same small
checks. but without the basket effect. sim pier
palmer and when closely looked at probably
prettier. though it is hardly. fair TO say that.
tI.2D. JOHN WANAMAkER.
Third circle, southeast from centre.
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SILks.
pile longer than seal tur. and with high lUstre.
having the effects OF very glossy FUR: tor
coats. 50. Another. fgure1- tile fgUres made
colors. s. 30. Sealskin plush. s.. .5 tn $50
Alternate wide stripes Of meire antique and
bright arInur Of an oriental character. 81.
satin-de-Lyon bcocade in these color comb-
nations:
bordeaux bronze green
bronze light bronze liGht-green
Zulu Jedbrovn irOn-ruSt
The effects are strong. though the colors are
10, striking.
Wide o,nbre stripes covered with grape
vine da-uiasse alrernat ing with wide stripes OF
lace effect. Four dark effects, three in
evening colors. g..
JOHN WANAMAkER
SeIt-outer circle. Chcs1nut-street entrance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01

VICTORIA HAS been Queen of Great
Britain and ireland forty-iour years,
ard during all that time she has
spent in Ireland just twelve days,
having twice visited the island. She
was last there twenty years ago. It
is not probable that matters would be
any better had she been there half a
dozen times year, any more
than it heles matters to have
president of this republic visit
ing about the country. There are
states and territories in the United
States, in which president has never
set foot, and it is not known that they
are any worse off than if they had
seen all the presidents every year,
since their organization.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01

The PHILADELPHIA L~1g Il /"
the curious use OF The ligbr fron "n
incandescens piece of pl,t,uan e,
as furnished by AL tn -
Gently devised TO b , pay CO
look into pa:iel 'sttIMacL. DID pe
ocular information 50 TO 10 o0h' =.
It is q wonderful pi zee o. m-at-;
consisting of two tubes at rlSht
with each other. At the end Vt -
the piece ef platinum wire II n 2'He<'
and above it is win 4"8 through
q view of q part ST the stomarn M
projected upon miro, t5enc
fected and transmitted by mirro-~
prisms to the eye-piece at the other
The piece of platinum wire is mndr
candescent by an electrical current ar
ried on wires inside of the tube. fhe
glass having bean passed down into z
stomach, which is thereby illumina ed
the physician, looking through the eye
piece at the outer end of the instrument,
can see reflected image of that part of
the stomach opposite the window Of the
tube. By turning little wheel he can
reVolve the window so as to bring differ
ent parts Of the stomach SUCCESSFULLY into
view. A great many very delicate pieces
Of machinery are required to give all the
necessary motions in the machine, and
besides the features heretofore mentioned,
a constant current of water is kept circu-
iating about the electric lamp to keep 1t
cool. the metal tube that enters the
stomach ia so jolnted as to be somewhat
flexible, and yet it presents no edges or
joints that are likely to do injury to the
patient.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01

AS THE time for the meeting OF
) congress approaches, the California
rtTapers are warming over their old
tsG5gunents against the Chinese. It is
9>ssiGent that Congress is to be again
Reeieged next winter By the enemies
ssf2 the Chinese Or rather by the
xaronio grumblers against people who
eN9ssess at least as Uaany ofthe virtues
,aGzd as few of the vices as any other
-zss8ss of persons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01

..THE SUGGESTION that England
wants to sell Gibrslter is undoubtedly
put forth by the enemies to the Glad
stone government. Whatever the
~srenier may think is right as regards
the justice or propriety Of England
owning so much territory and so
saaany naval and military stations and
pEorts throughout the world, Gibralter
y is one of the ''keys" that he dare not
think OF parting with. As nations
nave become more civilized and the
liability to the settlement OF disputes
Nsetween them by war has decreased,
>aGibrsIter has lost much of the value
formerly attaching to it, when the
s7ewers made so many brave strug
giles to gain and retain lis possession.
However, it is referred to with pride
ky Englishmen, who regard it as
highly priced monument to their
Srowess and daring. Il has coat
&hem much blood and treasure
raoEe, in fact. than its sale at what
ever price that might be obtained,
.eouId make good. The suggestion
Shat Gibrslter be disposed of to an.
ether power may be fAvorably enter
tanned in the distant future. but
while this generation lasts and the
~ ,SsceIIectious of not many years ago
shall continue in the hearts of Eng
Sishmen, talk Of selling that rock may
q he regarded IS idle chattering.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01

ANOTHER HINT is issued by Canada
20 tbs mother country. The
Dominion will ask for a little more
Independence. her request now being
.2sse privilege of electing her own
zgovernor-general, or, as the Csuadi-
SOS will prefer to call him, their
President. The demand will doubt
less be denied, but the agitation will
go on, and one Of these days it will
result in one of two things-the cree
sion OF the Dominion into An indie.
pendent republic, or its annexation to
she United States. The Canadians
gre too near to the United States, and
sare too nearly republican il their
ideas to contine forever the subjects
IF foreign monarch. The Ameri-
aoan atmosphere is not good for
1nonarchies. Dis!oyalty to kingly
male seems to ever have been in the
~aIr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01

4BLAcKHooD CONTAINS an amusing
>g10ry OF an attempt to secure tse
-sE&optien in an island OF the South
Tactic of Law, "The Fixed Period"
af which, after sixtY.seven and 4 half
wsars OF life. every person ahould be
gently put out OF the world. Certain
eESius are to be opened, while the
: .zsparting enc should, under the
'l=xzzueuce Of morphine. be gently az,
-xanced within q warm BATH" me
Z 4&fzzeoEy is that by the abolition OF the
ziseries, weakness and im0ecility Of
I'D age, By the presrranged ceae;ng
q live OF those who would otherwise
a6ecome old, much suffering would be
avoided.
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TKE ooNrENrg OF the HERALD Tai

>asrning are as follows:
leE PAGE-Latest Telegrams-Ireiand-
SWindling, Etc.
-,1z8 PAeE-Te!egrsphic News-Ireland.
So PAeE-Telegrams - Gibralts to be
SOld-Key's Crookedness, Etc.
a'agga -Edi!orials-Hote Arrivals.
EgE PAaE-Hurried Dinners - About
Bliss Bill.
-EEE PAGE Telegraphic News - Star
Route Csses-Cssualties
-.-gE PAGE-Telegyams-A Broken Bank
-Criminslitles.
xrg PAGE-A Sad EDd-Sundsy Ser
vices st the Tabernacle - Local
Ttems
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WINSTON. FORSYTH Co. \.

WINSTON, Forsyth Co, \. {.
GENTS-I desire to express to you
my thanks for your wonderful Hop
Bitters. l was troubled with dys.
pepsia for five years previous to
Commencing the use of your Hop
Bitters some six months ago. Ny
cure has been wonderful. I am
pastor of the First Methodist
Church of this place. and my whole
congregation can testify to tie great
virtues Of your BitterS.
Very respectfully,
REV. II. FEREBEE.
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StLT LAKE DAILY HERALD
FUEspAY MORNING. Nov. 1, 1891.
,xvEEx DAILY HERALD is published

ygEE DAILY HERALD is published
$Eery morning, Mondays excepted, at
-Esst Temple Street, near FirstSouth,
Gait Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
TsSa AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
SsTiption price $40. so per snnumY post
Egs included; parts Of year st the
came rate. To weekly subscribers,
ssellection made by carriers, 25c, week.
-gsEEs SEMIWEEKLY HERALD is
subIished every Wednesday and Satur-
aEy morning, at $3.50 year; six
-xzonths, $1.75; postage included.
.,esiSeEE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at 81 year
SR months, $1.25, postage included.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
VALLEY HOUSE.

I Kingston, Boston; D A King, Iowa;
DR. W 81 Searles, Wauoau, Mich; D E
Davis. Simpson, Utah; j Earles, Frisco;
G NJ Newton, T Patten, Des Motnes: q
PriGhard, " q Gowed, Omaha P q
Fsllon, j Quinn. W McGlsughan, j
Bricknelster, Wood River; T w Weir,
Chicago; II Selvertsen, Bellevue; G G.
Littlefeld, Boston; P r Jones, Bingham;
T Masters, G w Fuller. Castle Valley; S
B Wright, American Fork; S A Hem
bricks, Richmond; T 8 Wadswortb.
Payson; j Francis, Ireland; j A MesQer,
Alta City; Tyler, Castle Valley; VIM
Lloyd, ] 0 Ivory, Stockton; @ r Rock
wood, A z Mcintyre, Michigan; s G
Ferry, Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01

goN MOLTKE, the Danish German,
-asssho possesses the ''art OF being silent
"A seven languages. says. peace is
,>Ghe preparation for war;"
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1t has been known to the public shout forty
years, by long continued series Of marvel
oIls cures, that have won for It q confidence
medicine. It still makes the most effectnal
cures OF Coughs, Colds, CONSUMPTION, that can
be made by medical skill Indeed, the CHRR-
RY PICTORIAL has really robbed these dance
rous diseases OF their terrors to a great ex-
tent, and given a feeling Of immunity from
the remedy be taken in season. Every fsrnil !,
should have 1t In their closet for the readv
and prompt relief Of its members. Sickness.
suffering, and even life Is saved by this time.
" delence- The prudent should not neglect
II, and the wise viii not. Keep 1t by you for
the protection it affords by its early use b,
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CLIFT HOUSE.

+ Fischels, j G James, F W Packard.
q Sherone, NJ Murphy, Park City; b G
Leighty, ] L Goedson, Challis; A Sulli-
van, T Chegwidden, A Il Brown, VIM
Unwiller and wife, Ogden; j Du.ie, d s
r G r + Co; 6 Cribole, 81 G Haskins,
G S Harker, Alta; G G Webb, Cslifor-
MIA; G Hubert. Bullion, Idaho; D L
Dana, Provo; b r Wells, r q Russell,
Bingham; G E MItchiner, stockton; G
W Grove, Climax Mine; J D Murphy,
Denver.
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WALKER HOUSE,

W Hoskina, D c Keeler, W c Bristol,
Chicago; A D Clarke, j j Dickie,
Omaha; Hon d Fitzpatrick, Lord Dom
aughmore, England; Is Smith, Alta; G
Lesser, Belgium; E G Pierce. II Sails
bury, III Il Hsyneman, San Francisco;
@ Il Pratt, st Joseph; J r Duff, J F
Ryan, Phoebe; W G btrahm, j S Scott,
A Pattison, Ogden; S w Smith. Bing-
ham; 6 Rirsch, New York; ] Kahler,
Vienna; E Pekior, hungary; Z D Ellis,
st Louis; B s Crane. agent, and A G
Mcqueen, assistant agent Alvin Jos!in
Comedy Go; E j Wright, Nephi.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OFFICE OF THE ORNAMENT GOLD

OFFICE OF THE ORNAMENT GOLD
AND SILVER MINING Co.,
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct, 25, 1881.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the Stockholders Of the Orna-
ment Gold aud Silver Mining Com
pany, for tina purpose Of electing officers
and directors for the ensuing year, will
be held at the Office Of the Company at
Salt Lake City, on Tuesday, November
18th, 1881, at 10 o'clock, q. m, OF said
day.
z. 9. CHAMBERS.
President.
F. E. SARGEAET.
Secretary. Oc.27.
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WHITE HOUSE.

E Schyphers, Idaho; 7 II Lowry.
Hamilton; R Burrows, Alta; F Rich.
ards, Nephi; E MCGEE and family, Span.
ish Fork; s McLindon, Salina; F NJ
Lsngford, Park City; L A Splitter, San
Jose, Cal; S s Higgenbotham and fam
lily, Ogden; j Brewer, Milford: s Holder
man, morris, Ills; L McKsughton,
j Campbell, Marysvale; S F Mount, Sc.
vier; F j Ksppel, Joliet; G w Roberts,
L F Cummings, Omaha; P Socks, s j
Slouth, Jacksonville, Cal; T Leveridse,
n Arrots and wife, L and u Arrots, i
Cavenaugh, Britsno, Bingham; J and
w Webber, Alta; V Bane, Ohio; q
Goshen, j Johns, Spanish Fork.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-01
AYERS CHERRY PEcTORIl
For Diseases Of the Throat and
LesH9s, such aSi Coughs, Colds,
Wh0opiI'g Cough, Bronchitis,
asthma and ConSuntptioa.,

The few compo-
s itions w hich
have won the conf
dence Of mankind
and become house
hold words, among
not only one but
many nations, must
have extraordinary
virtues. Perhaps no
one ever secured so
wide g reputation,
or maintained II 50
long, as ER's
CHERRY PECrORAL
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Hotter. ARRIVALS
October 81. 1881.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
IN and c N Judson, Brooklyn, N
7; + F Bee, Provo; e s Kretsin ger, w
II Athow, Chicago; w ii 81 Crowell,
wife and daughter. . s A; Miss Ewes,
Miss Williamson, Miss Rowland, Phila-
delphis; J Q Knowlton, GAINESVILLE; Mr.
and Mrs Delafeld, W Il Rowland. New
York; I Bowman, Peterson; n Beeman,
Evanston; D G Mclaughlin, Park City;
J F Allan, st Joseph; E + Dole, Bos-
tor; NJ Jones, Leavenworth.
, 1881-11-01

10 10 In6 pE1lllGlltlnTJ IL GAptalU tlclH.
There seun,s to bo lutiWbltablo evidence
that tia agent OF TIN Associated rrcss IN
I.ondo,, Inns been very grCatly Imposed UPON,
ar Inns beuM guilty Of wholesale lying, all.i
that the London correspondents OF tho Now
York papurs llaye either been wfllfnl)y de-
Gcived Or tint they themselves lsayo taken
tn wtttfully deceiylnE that portion or tho
American public fur whou, they write. Wo
llaye been tol.t By these gentlemen every tlay
during thu past week that tho l.a4,a I4eag.to
WIS going to riecGs it ireland, tint the farln-
ers were lesrrt'ng the organization by the
Wholesale, ail1 that 1t rarnell waH released
fr0n, prison tomorrow lo gould not obtain
II following. rhis week, however, wo
are informed that Archbishop alcCabe's cir
erlar co1,dennlng the Land League was IT.
celyctl With marked d1stayor wherever rea.t
80 marked that even Irish Catholics lett
tho churches IE which they wtre wors1lfptnx
rather tllan hear It read; that secret uIeet-
in2s Of tic league woro held at which hall-
tlretls Ut now ,,lenbers Joined; that meetings
llnyu been held III various parts Ut Ireland
wl.eru tia Government hns been denounced; ;
oyIrtlous resIstetl at tho peril Ut lite nnd
ll,ub; anu that the London Ii'Hts tas been
compelled to prescribe q new 1ose OF coer-
clo1 in order 10 meet tue determination OF
tho tenan,s to stal,l by Mr. rarI!eii Thu
Thunderer calls on the EngIfsl. landlords to
assist their Irish brethren hlul tho
Government III order to compel tia
payment OF rent, but us the English land
lords ure hardly ablo to taka cure OF tnelt
own business Just now It Is quite prunaole
xf.- IT i. l,.,I It,..