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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-07-22
a'nctical.


by THOMAS Il. VAN BEBBER,
of Santa Barbara, Cal.
Midst rocks and cavcrns. all alone.
A white winged dove was heard to moan
All day, all night, furlorn she safe,
without II friend, without mate.
One morn holy man passed by,
with snowy beard aud prayerful eye;
\ censor on his arm he swings,
with which he fumes the sad BIRDS wings.
Charmed by the force OF odors bland,
The lone one perches on his hand;
And then With liquids heavenly sweet,
lie bathes her eyes, her plumes, her feet.
All dripping thus with holy dew,
As up morn's roseate clouds she flew,
OF Gods own garden tho perfume
Streamcd on her track from every plume.
For Leagues on leagues those sweets she
famed
Ger winding stream and desert sand,
And crowded caravans, it's said.
With all the camcls, knelt and prayed.
as Eden floating down, indeedf"
The Arab cried, and refined his steed:
"Or hover DER yon groves of palm
Sweet angels, yelled in clouds of balm?'
Meanwhile, amidst those caverns rude,
All day the holy hermit stood,
Oft gazing eastward in the air.
AS II winged visiters were there.
Clambering at eve a lofty rock
He saw rainbow tinted flock
OF doves fly towards the rising SUM-
All circling round tn Amounted One.
20 Innocence !" the old man cried,
"Thou contest back, a spotless bride;
Where er thay heaven-sweet wings are found,
The sister virtues flock around.
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The best people will vote for the best man
every time. And We judge by the number
of the st. Jacobs Oil constituency, that it is
the best remedy for the rheumatism known.
Prof Tice, of st. Louis, among others, says
go,
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-"Shet dat do, Sam" "Why, it amt cold,
marm." "Golly, you shet dat do, you brat !;
OBJ course it amt cold; it's me OATS cold
Tink care wedder the do is cold or not p'
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Farnlers' Column.
Speed the PEOpU.'

We would be pleased to have, every week, for
this column, articles of practical nature from
the farmers of the county.
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POPPLEIN
SiIicated Phosphate Co.,
Office 1913 W. Baltimore St.,
Under An'e,icaH Farmer, Baltimore.


Under american Farmer, Baltimore
BooTHBY HILL, HARTFORD Co., Nd,
| January 81, 1881.
| for the last four years upon my Egyptian Sweet
Corn, Trophy Tomatoes Lima Beans and Pota-
| other Phosphate to equal it.
II produces the largest crops, makes firmer fruit
and OF better flavor, than any other kind.
On account of its fine mechanical condition ab-
sence of moisture and odor, 1t is easily distributed
and pleasant to handle.
used twenty-five tons upon my Sweet Corn
| the past season, and never had a larger or finer
yield. Yours, truly,
| s.N.HYDE.
~ PORT DEPOSIT, MD, January 4, 1881.
| MIR. JOHN +. MARSHALL:
Dear Sh-rhis is to certify that have used the
| Popplein Silicated Phosphate bought of you for
| two years past on my entire range of truck, and
| the results have been highly satisfactory. Ii is
decidedly the best fertilizer | ever used and 1
have used several standard brands. l have tested
| 1t beside good compost from my hen-house and
! find where used the Poppein my crops mature
| better and the vines, especially tomatoes, bear
much longer and the fruit is of a superior quail
| ty. Where used it on cabbage they were twice
as large as where there was none put Another
good thing can say in favor of this fertilizer is
with the phosphate without any injury to the
plant or seed. This have tried to perfection.
| very truly, JOSEPH STEBBING.
DELAWARE COLLEGE EXPERIMENTAL FARM,
Poppein SiAicated Rophate Company: =" ~ -''i'
| Gentlemen have used your Fertilizer for four
years past on the entire range of field and garden
| suits.
have found it especially adapted to the growth
OF potatoes and Sugar BEES, and my crop last sea-
son of over twelve hundred bushels of these roots
| was grown with this fertilizer, and their quality
may be inferred from the fact that, in strong
last fair of the Peninsula Agricultural and Po-
biological Association for the largest and best dis
play of root crops. The splendid mechanical con-
dition in which your Fertilizer is furnished and
| Its uniform quality, as determined by annual
analysis In the State Laboratory of Delaware
College, render il most valuable to our farmers
and fruit-growers. Yours, respectfully,
| EDWARD ID. PORTER
| Professor of Agriculture.
, 1881-10-31

(iEN, lUSATIEFF'S SUCCESS lit life Is nttrfi}-
utcd to bis making tho most 0f every buslucss
eou1ltcd TO hlm.
AT the LisZt celebration In Boston Afr.
Longfcow loanntl I'LL oil portrait Ut tho COM
posur for thu decoration OF tho dining room.
SASTLEY, thu Englisl, barilone, tlas lately
appeared III n now capuclty-that ur tlralnttic
readoy. lIu wns 10 rea.l tho text Of "Atlalia" !"
at tho recent Norwich fGsttyal in connection
with Menslclssohns iucitlcntAl music to the
tragedy.
MISS LorrA anil Mr.. Edwin Booth are said
to bo tho richest representatives Of tho dramatic
profession. The former Is worth tnlr million,
and tho hitter estimates hls wealth at $4t0,000.
Mr.. Joseph .1eirersun comes third on tho list,
aud Mr.. Jubn Mccullough hhs mnGo $1iU,000 In
tho past throo years.
The statement tllat Miss Dora u. Robin
fon Of 1trook!yn, tatoly appointed Assistant
Deputy Iovcnuo Collector, Is the tlrst woman M
pointed to such au olllco is not correct. Mrs.
Fredorea Cnss Earlc, OF Etmru, N. T.. was as.
sIaaut Deputy Collector Of Internal Koycn,o tti
that district ten yclsrs aEo, aud l5 noW fill Dep
uty Collector.
Harrison. tho "boy preacher" is conduct
Ing fArgc meetings With SUCCESS In San rrnnciH-
CO. a parer there says that hc hns II striking
way "of jumping down from tho pulpit and
placing bis foot TN tho ultHr rail, US II utout to
gpcaafinn p snd rasps ha wn;c 81 N Tue cor"
and thon drops It to 4 Whisper
Tin vorv va1uah,e nf.t,,r. ,opt 1T, ,tr ,rou
dorh,it IN I'm afnrrcii ira ,sas ~ ~. ' nM
stsvon. otcst wards" .trans.i ~ s 4al1o
tnv,ronn, sccno ,vhor A., ~ Il Cs'a"n ua"" w.,
M tatss la1. sh.nmer ao saw infRc preparatory
sastea n LIZ this u painting. which struck him as
eompesinoan t T.. o. ~ tnsny rcmarkatlo parts aud as
At TIM Vicnrn army murnnvroa tbo H.,
,n.s..rs. @ 49, s'.a, a.S 49,. "'.lio"s1es Lio f'tt-
pesos nns aahca ~ nro ~ tafRot III Niskooz.
, 1881-10-31

PILGRIMAGE OF rArAL DEvorEEs.
ROME, ltaly, Oct. l3.--EAeh trim brings
Its quota of pilgrims. The late trains from
+incona Inst night brought sotne l,t00, who
had assembled first at Loreto. They have
arrived unnotfced mud ullnD!csteG, and from
the remarkable aild almost absurd change IL,
tho tone Of the Hadical newspapers it may
be cosa aecturcd that tic pilgrimage will M.ss
UT quietly. Tho tenuncsations nI.t. re-
proacllcs which were al,l,ei at tho
;00 Or 400 VINO came at tito date orig
laatly appointed, aud whtcl, wcre continued
until the day before yesterday. have sudden
IS given piace to rlIiculc. We were ittl 10
1s!lsye. .s wri!u the antt.c!ercai organs. TINT
10,0O0 pilgrims were cu,l,fng, whereas they
Will not exceed II miserable 1900. Tllu wl,OI,
atlair Is q ridiculous fallure:, The pilgrims
lost IN tho mare nagntIin Ut lto!Me nre visible,
,n,wllere, ailt the recognition OF such ti,.sco
!!ns rcSsorth good hunlor tn nil Liberals.
The Republicans, evidently collrinced tint
tl'a Government dngs hot intend weakly to
leave tlenl ut full liberty to work their viii
OH this occasi0ll, .nro turning the Thing oif
with n laugh. Tho Scaa Santa llts been
crowded MI ttAy With pilgrims ascending on
their knees.
, 1881-10-31
SPAIN.
CUBAN AFFAlIt5 IN CON1nESS,
{,sJ


Madrid, Oct. sD.-In tho Congress soycra!
hours wera devoted to ieuato on tho amepd-
mont Of the Cuban Iiberal Deputirs. There
wero brilliant speeches by Scnor Por.
t.lonao ami tic Minister for tho Col-
onieS. Thu Minister declared that their
bureaus would III as fur In ruforln az
nuccssary 10 asslmllats tho West lu.llcs to tho
0thor provinces OF tho Bpansh monarchy, and
that 1t bud alrcA,ay proved that IL hal sncerpy
purposcl TO outer upon largo reforms In both
homo and colonial tariffs to satEafy coio.
nla! opinion. \ telegram OF cougrAtulattou
was rcecelyod last n'ght from lia-
ynna IN account 0t bill decllulnx
tradv between Spain aud Cuba Asstmilated 10
tho eoastlug trado at homo. This was referred
to by tho Minister, but ho added that not ayeu
liberal policy Or l!boral Government In Bpalu
could zEaut autonomy or any rc9inuu
LIKE THAT or CANADA
to Cuba Or Portu Nlep, uocAuse behind tho uts-
toaomtst agitation lurkeh many politicians Of
ae<1essioolst INCLINATION that had cost spain
years Of struggle. Thls, ho said, was
tho policy that 5cf!or rsonlcrgast would
carry out. eclior pastnoauQ also urged tha
, 1881-10-31

passage OF organic inws for tho government Of
no f'rcss nnd public meetings in Cul,a, assImI-
.attnp tho rights OF cabans 10 tioso cntoyod III
."u n'o'ner country Tho Minister Of tho Col-
onles replied that tho Government tnfsndatf III
seft'i out on tho 10th OF Novnmbcr now prest
u" foFCuba and Porto Hco, and TINT It wo,tid
dovosc fts attention huceessfully to tho various
promised reforms.
no HELP For THE rorE. :
To fhs 1Fftt<rn Htsoeiatt6 Prs.
Aiahaln. Oct. aa-Tho Chamber Of pcnut,ca
eootnehced thh debate on tho address II, roply
amendment ccnsuslng tho Government for not
hrptc'tlus agatust tho disturbance, tI,iriu. tha
removal of tho romains or ropo rfas tx. Thn
S!lo1"ter OF Foreign Affairs sud II vas ia, roa,
a'oIe Tor The Government to interfere In tho In
teftai allhIrs Of ttafy. Tho amendment was re-
lcctcd-a0i to ~. "A9
, 1881-10-31
CHINA.

/ CHINESE 0uSnOAr ltAH i TERRIBLE HAT.
TLE WITH i LAl!uE HAND Uf' l'lllaTt:s,
BAN FlsANClsCo, Cat., Oct. s0.-Tnc toiiow,ua
IL an extract from China paper jnst received,
~ rlrnte chief bus beem cfeulIng con,tuotiou at
tho Ntn4po and lis watcrs. lie Ia yalu 10 hnvo
como Within scvun miles Of tho t.,w,l aud levied
blAckMail freeiy. lilo doesn't cure for tho Chi.
noso gunboafs aad has had several engagements
With them latcly. a reward Of $j,0O0 has bcct,
olforcd for the pirates head. Al encpuntcr
tnok place sept. ID ncar Nln9po betwcon CHI
tlcse gunboat And y band OF ptratcs. Upwards
Ut "O ptrates were safn Or tlrowHctl themselves,
Nine wcEo captured alive anl about suycIfty o.
capped. Elevea pirate buats wcro tnkGn. Tho
plraies wore ln shullow water, anl tho R.lnhoats,
unable to Hot neur them, lowere.l boats aud
fought In tho,n.
NO INFORMATION.
SAN FllAHclscO. Cal., oot. :a.-NothinR can b0
learned VI tho Chinese Consulate regarding tho
appoint1uuIIt Ut u Chinese Minister 10 tho United
States.
, 1881-10-31

tbo rr,,or,v r,o ,rro.. ,f TIM ,,,o,t,,,.t,. /,
t,r,,t,nnt '''o' u
nrrfnEn.
p. 1,wscr f,,av I'm. rctirct firm, Tim Tnvn
fnunrtl
,,isr1;tittHcE IN Ntyn.
4 crnwd of 7Gtl persons nttt,ckod tba fo,tct
whiln serv,up autntnonses Mt f,e,!,n,,1tct in Inn
County Snyn. The ro,.co fired ur,on tht, txnntc
aovrrst ,Y yho,n wnrn nt,,r,dott.
rt,7-rrt, uuou t.Auvrt,
,rn, h~r.,nn.. hn,r,,n, n,,lts,,o. - io,,,v ..t,,.
IN a,,,ntt ,,nt" ,c,i,,at,ha laii ~.
ninn ~ "vot,n IN r,scnt ~ ~
f,nycrnmon. h. thn fortnatinn Of Tcnnnt.. r,n.
fnnsr Assncratjons ta ro,,tncn ,ho fsni fscs,,,,c
organization, f,nrnciI tnys s,inh n.sorlatjona
wou,l bu ,oforulo,t ty Gladstone uuty No lonx as
shoy npprured to he dlspt,sctl 10 cnrry ont bin
ylpws. md wotI1d be tDpgrcl rcRotlonnry a.st,-
rsatlons, such "a woro Formerly condemned by
11avltt. Every man III KIlmatnhatn IL willing
tn reman thure any number OF months or yuArs
TINT nny lno necessary.
1sENT PAID.
l.nSIt,S, t}ut. .N.-At tbt rcnt-recclviug Offices
In AtliiJne. Monte, MullinEar. KoseonnDn, and
Other towns In tho west Of ireland, a larRe n,m-
f'cr 0f trnants paid their rent I'll nccorlance
with ubutomcnts, despite Tho Land lcaKuo's al-
ticu mt to 10 10. Many tfltntaands Of tenants
III the Counties Of Westnieash and 1toscon,tnotl
'[cclcd to tnke advantage Of tho Land Commits
shus.
T1ff: LAND NEEffStlH
announced to lc held oistsido tho churches in
ta'oso counties OIL Sunday have stecn denounced
ny Tho clergy, ami Will not take plhce. sfnco
INC l4aild Lch4i1 has boen pFoclalrnett trn'le In
mo west of lrelnnd has eomsaenccd to revive.
sfatS 1nfMerH on properties I'll Inc ne'Kot'or.
, 1881-10-31

thfo,1Ehout tho ovonlnR. Among tho slIsttn-
pn1ahetl quests present vera Count Andrassy, In
lnll Uniform. tho Prince of Thurn and Taxts,
slgnora Mnn':ss1i and Doprotts. Count Uuehasol,
tno French Ambassador. tho Unttcti States Min
'stcr' and oil the diplomatic corps.
THE t'ApAt STATES.
II The 1Fstttyn Assoefat<A I'rtts.
HOME. Oct. D.-1t Is atate,l that tho Archb1shop
o1 Vlenna. who arrived hero, bears letter from
ING Emperor Francis Joseph to tho 1'npe con-
tafhifg reasstirIt,g Explanations of King Hum.
hors's visit t' tho Austrian Capital.
k1NUi.r c0ulsrEsIEs.
vienna. Oct. :n.-Aftcr ycatortiay's rovtow
inc E'npornr conferred ntou King 1iun,bort tho
cofonotcy OF the Twenty.esxt,th Regiment of In
iantry. At tho cnntt han9uot tho Emperor
rrascsJosc oh. In rcply TT lolst, thanked totr
Ma]estics fs'r tho klnh visit, which, In said, ,yas
Il Pledge 1T sincere and durable frinnI.hIn.
King lIutnlert replied, Aaytng hu ar,cntiy
wished tho rse'cnt cordial relations might l,o
"sawa st'it closer. The Esnporor today, II, re-.
celvnR tho Au4tro.itungarIau delegations.
1nado very pacfso speech.
, 1881-10-31

xo,,t raro rs implied to meat nut sufficiently
.ad W." II IL oyj!ont thnt Sir. Freeman hun tut
tret, uoyiug mich nltei1llon TO 1luat"n Eirls'
.rbcn,Iore Ttlton /. IN NGw Ynrk ngHl1.
ra trll In remembered NJ tho Runtlnn,il1 wilt,
sld,'r hnyu uuy shutxun wien no noo'ud ptlo
tho worsE* -.-.,
...1 sce lf1as Mrs. Lanelry ttas been btcssrti
ILL n hat,y. sllpposo NIL Ut tho ltoya will 1o
s.inr lint alory abuut tho MD fntuluf who mar-
s'oi he Young grt, MD whnt t'Is brother said
.hcn thn alyunt Ut M 1l0ir WIS announced. -
~. 14idtn.
yeq. PM goinE In l,ilrll It. 1fer picture,
which, held III II dainty gilt fr''tlaG,
pa. bccn Ut, MY inatitcl FIXTURE,
lines uut!or It, lnto thu ttatnu.
And one lasl farewoll lt,ok nm tuklngs.
II oysr / toscd hsr, 'tis o'nr.
And yot, at my hoart ID M ntf,It1g,
tro think | ahnlI sre this no miro.
In +hia utcture, how vol buhod hOr,
1for bright oycs at,tt pretty. sweet facc,
mr. white h,lst and una tttnp)c,l shoulder
Ifnlf lost II, n soft clou! OF lace.
Tho other plump shoulder lust glano,nH
trhru,Rl, rich chestnut trusacs is auoil.
Br toyo! tin d vision ontranclng!
No wonder thoy cilt lser lilo tlceii,"
And nil tic yol,ng fullowa Asloro her
And some not 80 young, too, slluy bu--
And he who hue not knott before her
Is Thought IN ercentrlo. Ah. incl
It rcnlIy Heoms wicked and cruel,
&, 70 luakc or this raro RGtn Of nrt,
That otlco 80 lri2etl. thereby fuel.
Itlsn tho carl o'cr and my hcnrt
ID stccicd. Thcru IL written: ":thinc crer,
With love, your own 1)asn!o.' Tknt limo
Eep,s tho doom Of the picture. 1t nBycr
Must u1eet mn eye. now, but ninc.
70 hero gt}ts tho picture with sorrow,
In etl]s ot,e twcet tlruntn Of NY life,
, 1881-10-31
A NARROW ESCAPE,
1Aseo Aton atd II buggy Drivo INTO
tho Kircr.

AoH anu ASu@EY tFtVo Into
tho IkircF.
IhFco mon who wero sbrowd onouuh. ,,oanftc
aae'F partial intoxicatlou, to keep tholr t,at1os
aaa ldontlty sccret droyc oG tho cast abut-
a, 'u ~ u mo Albums street bridge into tho river
80 =" oolock Saturday night, and narrowly
escaped drowning. Tho belt hid ring
aaao minutes before thoy carno Into ytew.
s4u inc bridge wus purtlulIy swunr
=, ~ IoI pass tho propeller Colorado. Ono Of
.s4ueleee buses and scv0ruI other ychIclcs.
se'aet ,ss.' with snall group OF pcdestrja,s.
,hn ,'.,Ia aNona on tho caat ab,ltmcnt whiting for
o.. ~ elose ngniu, when horse and hug.
m tAsh'ue W. mo threo mon wMa drlvcn rapidly
IT, %"4 "ppFoaoh past tho other vehicles In whit
~ .us: everybody thought thoy worp merely try-
ny wset ~ At tho head OF tho linc, until they
s,.s ~ .. Me very drink, and tho warnings thej,
sn'aa, 'oo ,ate' The horse plunged uyer at full
~ ,soa, anu landed In tho middle ut tho channel.
49, u'sat brldgetcndor, Jalnes scRnluu, VIVA
..s.s s"s IN tho hrtdgu hut ho hutl tho very vood
hois 10, 70 snout 10 tho Captain of tho Colorado to
N oauk, ana Ito iattcr wns courteous enough
m,ox,ta aos Without waiting to ask my
bjy bjnI. h.sa hlto tho thrce men would incyita-
tbas' @ M.o 1h!ddie Abut.hent anu ifr0w Il linn r.
sea sIi sas swnsr. nr e., After eottnR hi safaiy
@sde ffset'a fset q one Tho third QUO hn,l airgady
Sso s "Is sas 1s"'ssa sna ~a'os se' ko
jusne jue 'css of bis horso m ''tanS' tSas r. f.
somp SS ta lo tho r!sGr aud swan to and frU
tInd thn1n y 10 mud Ut tho button ho iuilotl to
ofsres.o.1 1ho tf!o refused tu Klyu thoir sa!,i,ss
Would ', sae I, III 1os tenr th4t Tho hrtEstenier
fcsusSGy fsvy ~ ~ tho .,'rk, For Il like rsason shsy
n,ado thoir .oaIM.' s1hM' up lntn tho Htrcut, but
, 1881-10-31

4 HEAVY FAILURE.
IAnIs, Oct. M.--Surcock Il Uel1bas },nyo
ia'ietl. Liabilities, h,000,0o0 fraurs. Spect-
latlons III Egyptian securities was tho c;.,,5e.
Mn'tl: Tlt>Ot's roi: Africa.
Another brigade Will he formed for scryfre
III Africa. Soldiers suffering from typhoid
ieVeF hre constantly returning.
OBITUARY.
Dr. Jea, DaptlstG Doutttal,d IS dead,
0ANnErTAs DEMAND ron \ COMPLIMENT
ADlt VOTE.
~ Stseial t1lhtt.
PAhis. Oct. "0.--The Parliamentary session
!fKah ycstEF.ny afternoon. Tho urttpr Of tho
dhy. though, OF formal character. llatt apccat
Interest. n. tia,nhctta wns absolutely deter
t'tncd to Offer himself canAidutc tor tho tcu,-
lorary pFes!dcttshlp of the Chu,nl,er. Ills no.
lit'ca1 Friends, to several Ut whom lie announced
MS ufexpcctGd intention. wero fur from being
p!eascd. anu retntrstrated with him ~ respect-
iully anu rs far ns they tlnrcti. explaining TINT
such II step would be generally regarded as
sigh that he was untr moro try
Ing to oradn tho responsibilities nf 0tflcc, ii.
danbotta Is said to hnvu replied that s,u w1s
1uite ready 10 lake OitIcc, but he was determined
nsat to asccrtain by a vote what muJority
da'nbcttn CabInc. could rely on. Ills election AZ
temporary President gayu him an opportunity
oS counting hts frienlis 1t WIS quite IN tho
clrds tbnt bis frieE'ss might HIvn him ,csst,,,
bS refusing to elect him. Ily SO doing, however,
they wt'id huvc been milking 9rnvo hlun.icr
They would In fact, hnvu Afforded hm tho tcry
pretext for eyntIinx hts responsibilities that
some suspected him to bs 1ooklug TOR.
Don cAt.t.us.
Ihera Nn8 runlur current yesterday that
Ion Car|oa Is expected here. y police A4cnt WIS
waiting for him Inst night at thu GHtu i}u Snrh,
bi't tho illusfrtous representative Of tho diyfup
right did not tnnke bis appearance.
HHEFy AND HAatltEITA.
10 the H<attra AssoctdteI I'rfss,
PAltls. Oct. m.-pres!slcnt GsGvy slated on
Thursdny. In the presence OF several uembcrs
ot tho Chnu,bor Of Deputies, that he would caEt
Gannotta TO Office. leaving him tho fullest 1atl-
tudc al to program or choice Of colleague. CAM
hcttA, on bis part, declared ills Willingness to uc-
ccpt tho ofsice Of Premier wtscu eAllcd upou.
IN THE cli.AMl,EK OF DEPUTIES
today. Gnnbctsa, presiding as Provisional rscat-
dcnt. briefly thanked the members Of tho House
for Tho honur confurred unon him. iIs eaI be
would endcaror 10 provo worthy Of tho tusk in
trusted to htln. lie did not tutsfnterprut tho
character md bearing OF the political mantfes-
tatioh which it had pleased tho Chamber to
mako tn clecttng him.
HAMutrrA's clIo1CE OF ASSISTANTS.
Gr6ry asked GatnbgttA to takc Office, and tho
Inter consented, 1t was aGrced TINT Gnmhcttu
tuight assume, tho Presidency Of tho Council,
With or without I'urtfolo. Gambetta has not
yet disclosed bis program or tho composition of
tho CAbnst. but It ts hcnyed that Leon Hay
will bc Minister Of Flnauco, De Frcycinct M!n-
!ster OF War, nnd Ferry Minister OF Instruction.
, 1881-10-31

Men of endurance hasc hcu!thy kidneys aue
lisGr. M aclits In the buck, no piles or eoust-
nHt1oil. Tho euro for thpso discusses 10 Kidney.
Mort. Tlts great remedy kaeps up tho tonc III
the Whos body by enabling tho liver, bo,gcs.
aEhl kidneys 70 perform their functions pcrfect-
ytats.-ifoAccr. i,rrss, ~ N'1s
, 1881-10-31

ENrr1.s1oN OF TURKISH posT-oFFlcE Esl-
rLUrES.
CoSsrASTtNorLE, Uct. 0.-Tllo Greeks
have expelled the Turkish post-oilIce eu-
ployts ut Larissn.
AN INQUIRY.
into tho recent violation Of the Bulgarian
frontier Is PROMISED.
TWO lROSClAlIs.
nrU ordered 10 remain at 'rrlpoli.
, 1881-10-31

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,ao c.,e1ent humoos OF tne nt'cttcnut tent'if7.
! n!y INC stoty ~ man ana nts "ite' VIM, nav
'nR tos. 'a'th INA Rotal ttfturo 'lie. resolve to
1sa..1,", ~. ~. =. o"nns. Aao "onan Is
e.r ~ w.. 49,, ~ "' .sssoeu ~ ,ae ".'''stas
hi. wort t,,. ~ .rt.a, n. ...ams.". mn'oe' ~ ~
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Tho mc,tai tnfxor. ~ ,aon ,..,,o,,. h,,.,s
mi i,r,l,f md ,.i,,n,. .h. ,,n,,a.... ~ 1870
tho n,tv ,iYc NJ ,rhnao s.,s.n,,." ~ ~ @
,,rr Tha vhoic ,,o, ia s,.,sa".n, ~ ~ ,"n ,,.o @ .s.
enatrhntI fyon, lnath ~ H. ,,,,sao..,,,o tu..i
IN nrn.r,rt no,t tIonn 49,, .t. ~. ,. 1919
sns,scd fraom.n,. tf ,nnsn,,,i,s ,o,,r.."t, -
ftis n,,IrInns im,r,,aor ~ .hn ,xoeins .,.. ~
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vsl,." ''' ANY "'o ""P"'' VI "u"'-
HAn rruEs IN Hxft..yn.
sDtela. f,ah,..
1.oSDoN, Oct. a,.-Jcbutttas Euccial aaya: Ella
gal1 landlords nro uu!to M hsx1Iy IN M thoir
brethren In ireland. There Ia III, Inv ottlno
here, aud landlord can tlrtyr hou,r mn !, tlnrtr
nfRht without fear Df u!1r shat ft RI t,e
difficult of collection az Il, jrcan NM, or,,,f,,s
quantities Of Iantt nro tc,nv thrnwn nnnn thn
owncrs hands. Tho only tIist,act that hss a.
capg tho general visitation Il tho eraz,nv cn,,u
Try In Cumberland, West,nurctand, and lilo Wext
hiding tlf YORKSHIRE, whcre thu an1I Ii m nnx,r
anu tho rrxipu 10 tnuuntHfupus thar
whcn.- growing Is iupossibfp. md ,nu
ratiur henrncint than otherwise, in every uther
county tho far1ncrs hnyo not oniy lost heavily,
hut nrp On tho verge of Bankruptcy. A serics
Of good seust,ns wn,,JI, or rnnr,c hoi,
thon,, and their burden. might he Ileht,
cncA by tho readIustnent Of local r1tc.
aud the adjudication OF tim process Of transfer,
hut tho hest authorities admit Tint thu Envb.n
agriculture cunnot, under tho must favorable
circumstances, Withstand the American co,upe-
t1don 0f tile future. There has been unusual
ACTIVITY or LATE IN POLITICAL clKc1.Es
Sir Stafford Norshrotc unt tho Mnr1ufs OF 81 lis
bury. on tho onc slide, rid Mr. Gladstone and Sir
William I1arconrt on thr othor have tnvudcsI
tho provinces. aud tho lesser stars are twink
llnE-Mr. Chamberlain aud Ar. EbaM-l,efcvrc
representing tho ,and Lord lsantl,,irh
Churchill ano Nj. James Lowther, the RECENTLY
elected member for North Lincolnshire, thu OPP
position. Tho acceptance OF tho convention by
the noer V0iksrand nus relieved tho Ministry OF
II question thut hns cost them rnauy n
bad flunrtcr OF nn hour, aud the utter
collapse Of the Land Lengue has In tncasure
Justified their Irish policy. 9tlll their ropnlal-
tty Is on tho wnnc. aud II tho Opposition we're
ably ic'', or oven led ut all, tho present parln-
mont would not run to tho end OF Its natural
Tory party is hoplcsly weak In the personnel Ut
"s 4chnesss 4ho Slar1uls ot SALISBURY can mako
, 1881-10-31

MOVEMENT or FRESc1, Tnoops,
T'uSis, Oct. :u.-A French column fro,n
Tebessa has arrived at Knirwan. Several
Of the leading Inhabitants were arrested.