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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19
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! understand there WIS iola n ukc
md othef goodies May thcy
live q thousand years and their
shadows never grow lees
The concert last wcek waa quite
a nice affair Opened aIlh music
.by Miss Quinn and Mr. Ellings.
worth, then followed d dialogue.
on the Bible, BY four little girls
and Miss pugh next, O song,
"lloly Bible, Book Divine by
Mr.. and Mrs King. The "Min-
utes," by the children came next,
with a song by Miss Willie Ward,
which was very sweet and inter-
esting. A0cr these, followed
readings IN Dream by Miss
Friend .'Trusl in God" Miss
Quinn, an original essay by Miss
Pugh; then an operate piece,
"1hc lleircss,' Miss Quinn per-
sonates the h%eircss. She has three
proposals in one morning, but
cant decide which is her real lover
till she DISCUSSES herself as a Gypsy,
spies upon them, finds that No. /
and : are fortune-hunters, while
No. 3 loves her for herself. So
she throws off her disguise, the
guilty flee in haste while Mr..
Huntingdon remains and goes in
to ecstacies over his good fortune.
Next in order, was "1'he Drunk
ards Daughter" Miss J%ennie,C Col
Inns acted and sang the piece to
perfection. A comic piece then, a
temperance song by Miss Jenny
Collins, where she begs her friends
never to marry until they find a
temperance man. Excellent adj
vice, but who will take il and
where is the man? AT nine O'Clock
the copcert suspended for refresh
ments at Rebecca's well during
the intermission the Grab-B Basket
was freely circulated among the
spectators, the Post-O Office relieved
OF its many letters, (Ioc. EACH and
the gypsy told fortunes. After
half an hour the concert resumed
and at IL we were ready TO so
home after a very pleasant even
ing, well pleased with the perfor-
mances. The ladies who man
aged the entertainment made
about fifty dollars, the funds to be
used in repairing and furnishing
the Methodist house ofworship at
this place. | think they did very
well, considering the opposition.
/ heard a man say that he would
not go and look for a million dol
We intend getting up anoth-
er about Christmas; then, Mr..
Bonner, won't you come down
and give Sally Luhn a chance to
set her cap for your
(Io) REGINA.
Oh! yes, he'll come, gladly.
ED. STAR.
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l~Iumbugged again.

! saw so much said about the mer-
its ofHop Bitters,and my wife who
was always doetorng, and never
well, leased !me SO urgently to get
her some | concluded to be hum
plugged again and | am glad |
did, for in less than two months
use Of the Bittefs my wife was cur
ed and has remained so for eigh-
teen months since. ] like such
humbugging.-H. T., St. Paul
Pioneer Press.
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W. mo comet n1 ml.i,lm ha
IL. iHiie and mlaumtie rAnI
RiCs Of fl,pis aol ti85 dly
goods Wh ". otinR ~ fnlau d
linet md hvofibie wobmu WI.
f enabled "a tBd will srIl lowei
iinb ihue elo hafp IN HIHog un
.thfif fcmnHnt fiotts at cost. ON
sd palmm md the public ensf.
alp md particularly strangers
VISITING TIE CITY,
We sill again assure that ngtwlth
slundlng nur iHlcniion "a remain
here nnd continue IN lhc same lnr
ot hnainoas, $50 cannot md will
not bc undcrsold by any one no
matter whit clap.tf1p dodge they
may resort Go, Gall and bc con.
viuccd
Two hundred pieces aor4ied
dress goods, in all shades, At ST
worth IS cents per yard 100
pieces hair strips, 4ic worth iot
per yard. 200 pieces double fold
Tamisc poplin, in all shades, TO-,
worth lse per yard. Fine black
cashmcrcs very cheap.
ILPllIRi ZEPHYR
All at SC per ounce.
KID GLOVESl KID GLOVES,
Seyenty-fve doa, 5-button kid
gloves 20, worth 7sc a pair. $50
dozen black kid gloves at the UNI
approachabjc low price of zoe,
worth soc a pair.
CHEAP, VERY CHEAP
One hundred pieces dark prints,
or IS yards for $r,oo; IS
pieces genuine cheviot, Ioc worth
zoe per year; 100 pieces wafer
proof in black, brown and navy
blue, soc, worth $I,oo a yard.
STILL CHEAPERl
FIFTY dozen gents unlaundried
shirts, all sizes, only $50 each so
dozen gents unlaundried shirts at
soc worth 85c each.
CARPETS, o1L-cLoTHs 9 MATrINGs,
at all prices. All or any Of our
goods may be ordered c. o. d.
from us.
BEJACH 6 BRASIL.
I'll & a73 Nam St.
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Corener and 2auger.

Last weeks STAR was in error
in stating that Henry Watson had
been elected to the above office.
Our old and worthy colored towns
man, DR.. Ned Hightower, was
elected to that position for the
fourth time.
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NOTICE.

The present business Of G. w.
Ballentine & Son must be closed
up ard all persons indebted to said
firm will please come forward and
settle at once, and save cost, as
longer indulgence cannot be
granted.
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Dr.. Morgan Adams has suppl
ed himself with the best dental in
struments and appliances now in
use in Europe and America.
Any dental operation can be
done at his Office as well as can be
done in any city. Nitrous oxide
gas administered and teeth extract.
cd without pain.
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In another column will be seen
the card Of the Detroit Free Press,
one Of the best, brightest and wit
test papers in the world. We
never feel exactly right until we
have skinned the cream from
the famous Free Press.
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Chenille, Nov. 18th, 1881.

II is a foolish mistake TO con-
found a remedy Of merit with the
quack medicines now SO common.
We have used Parker's Ginger
Tonic with the happicst results for
Rheumatism and Dyspepsia, and
when worn out by over-work, and
know 1t to be a sterling health re-
storative Times. See adv. ro-4l
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a cough, cold ~ sore throat
hould be- stopped. Neglect ire.
qucntly results IN m incnfable lung
disease OF consumption. Brown
Bronchial Troehes are certain 10
give feliefin Asthma, bronchitis.
Coughs aiarfh, Consumptiyo and
Throat diseases. For 10 years the
1rochcs have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not
new or untricd, but having been
tested by wide and constant Use
for nearly an entire generation.
they have attained we'll meritcd
rank among the few staple rene
dies Of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at as
cents a box everywhere. [nov27y
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ARYAY.

Peterson's Magazine, for De-
cember, more than maintains IFS
unrivalled character: There are
two beautiful steel engravings:
one Of them a lovely title-page,
representing some children, sing
ing a Christmas hymn besides a
superb steel fashion-plate. the lat
ter crquisitely colorcd. In addi-
ton, there is a magnificent Stripe
for a Chair, in c~ross-stitch en-
broidery, printed in %colors, which,
at retail, would cost fifty cents I;
this is presented to the subscribers
OF peterson as a Christmas gift.
a charming story, my Cousin
Maud is as charmingly illustra.
ted. The number contains a Sup.
Iplement, with a full-sizc dress-pat.
tern, alone worth more than the
price Of the number. Then there
are some fifty other engraving,
of fashion. workable patterns
etc. etc. The enormous circula.
ton Of Peterson" the publisher
says, enables him to give more ioI
the money than any other. TIL,
very best stories are always 70 b
found in Peterson"
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$4,000 stock.

Fifteen thousand dollars worth
of goods, embracing clothing.
boots and shoes, ladies' and Misses
goods, notions, gents furnishing
goods, &C., at cost for CASH a
Ballentine & Sons. Io-22-7t
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For sale by X. p. Jenkins.

MARRIED-At the residence
of the brides father, near Spring.
port, Pamela county, on the morn.
ing of Nov. 10, by Rev. Mr.
Bates, Mr.. w. G. Scott, OF Oxford
and Miss Mollie Digger, of Pa.
nola county.
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ForSnlc.

On easy terms a house and lot
in the town Of Batesyille. 1t is a
good property well situated and we
will sell a bargain in it. II not
sold by the Ist of january it will be
for, rent. Address
A. J. & c. l.. Hurt.
CORTLAND Miss.
Nov. 4till Jan. Ist.
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10 accordance with the law In regard 10
municipal elections, notice IA hereby given
I,al nm election for Che purpose of o%lociIng a
Mayor, four Aldermen and one Mnrshnl viii
he held In the court house Ia the town of
Sariis ON Monday, December sth. 1881.
ny order Of the Board " Mayor and Alder.
men.
JC KYtr, Mayor,
S G. Spain, Scc'y of Board.
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We are glad and fortunate to
I've Regina" who always writes
wy and interesting c~ommunica-
-'''' as one OF our regular cor
sp0ndents. What has become Of
num- "Sallie Luhn'' and "Pe.
aSf We hope these three, a,
"Clara," will resume their
.'e'pondence for the STAR
ps' that the elections are over
ae''Fe to devote more space tc
matters. To do this W,
lat. '"
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A telegram was received here
Wednesday morning from Cabot,
ikansas, by Mr.. CASTOR Wright,
atng that his brother, Mr.. lobe
Fnght, had died at that place the
J before. He formerly lived
ar Sardis, having moved to
Afkan'as early in this year, we
eEeve.
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The annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Mississippi &
railroad will be held in
Wednesday, November
bad, when directors will be elect
Ed for the ensuing year.
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WRIGHT CALDWELL, colored,
ras convicted of grand larceny
s'ore Justice Meek last Wednes-
y and sent to jail in default Of a
'ad Of $Iso for his appearance
NE next session of the circuit
'ars. Caldwell stole two cows
,'a Mr.. ]. NJ. Ray, living near
s'no' and sold them here on
november 4th, as beeves.
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Toin the SOUTHERN MUTUAL AfD
ASSOCIATION for young men.
Minimum benefit $1,000, maxi
mum 100000. Headquarters at
West Point. Miss. Endorsed by
the best men in the State. For in
formation and terms address the
undersigned at CORTLAND, Miss.
J. T. Kscs,
8, 81. Gen. Agt.
fo-rs-iE
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PROFESSOR TEE predicts the
blowing weather for next week /:
|,d and 23d, clear or fair 24th to
10Th, clouding, threatening wealth
b, with severe wind storms, and
|ain or snow, according to lati-
|ude."
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The announcement of Mr.. l..
/. Rainwater for mayor of Sardis
Fill be seen IN this paper. lie
'ered one term as mayor, giving
llmost universal satisfaction. We
NOV Of no more capable man in
|own foi this office than Lem
Rainwater.
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aasih,r ,opa,

The Board u County Election
Commissioner mcl here Tuesday
last and fe-cotnied the vote Of
Pamela county In the late election.
Mr.. Y Watt Lanicr who was de-.
iea,cd BY six vote, on the first
count, was found to be elected BY
odc vo.cl We congratulate you,
Watt, on your election TO the Office
Of tax-asscssor. lie knows how
II feels TO be defeated and also how
II iocls to be victorious.
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NOTICE.

All those indebted to the under
signed. or to l.. {. Baleh. are re-
o,iested to come forward and settle,
a. The businass Of the firm must be
wound up.
aw.l BALcH 4 RArswATFR-
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Come and examine my stock,
and see for yourself that ] am sell
ing the cheapest goods in sardis.
]. Greenewald.
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READ sheriff Smiths notice in
to the collection Of taxes.
life says he "means business"
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Ny entire sio,t ~ by Gooda,
Boots shoes, Hats, Caps, ec..ai
cost mem exactly shm my.
Gfeenewald
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THERE are plenty Of pack-ped-
oilers perambulating the by-ways
and highways Of Pamela county.
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MAyoR kylc's proclamation
concerning the town election may
he found in another column.
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Mkt Thursday is Thanksgiv-
|ing Day. Will our people observe
BIZ They certainly ought to do so.
Nv. have many things to be thank
|iul for.
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CeprNrwALD ID the boss nd.
sedIser, and he sells 80 heap Of
foods, too, rs The result Of II.
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Tue Baptist parsonage hrs been
|ssln,ed aod Il about ready fof IL
|netupanlss
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BIsnoP Janssens delivered an in
|teresting lecture in the courthouse
Monday night to a pretty full
|house.
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The public generally, can make
il to their interest 10 buy their
goods from me, as | am selling out
at cost. ]. Greenewald.
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Forty year, trial ~ proved "slAoS.
DRAuGHT" the best liver medicine IL
he world.
For sale by R. P. jenkins.
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Tur pay train of the Missi spIppi
A Tennessee railroad passed down
LAST.
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Bargains.

Don't wait but call at once, at
Ballentine & Sons you can get a
bargain at cost for cash. io-71-5t
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Mn. w. II. WELLER is an
bounced for mayor of Sardis, in
bis paper. As he is well known
the people Of our town, he needs
b eulogy at our hands. Mr..
Weller served as alderman from
be Sd ward in 1867.
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At Cost for Cash.

The firm Of Ballentine & Son
will sell their entire stock at cost
for cash. Io-22-7t
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ustsst = tGlna msay tsKs N
4ni prufd Nsfalf
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rue foresia iook like ons VISIT
loaass ii gafiaaied eolgfs
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Tua HHus II ~ iin4i IN An His
!. iae aad mild NlHlefs
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You will save money by buying
goods at prime cost at ]. Greene
wald's.
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NOfiek Fnm ~ 1sh
.gtit iaHis ri iie "a n
f0HlHe RWA String aaHf
"a NJ tHsiEHutFabf Hf&4
0f IN iI4lleF HHfina8. AIs,. Ill
li0 lallUHh vi FHlse
a fsa e4M
0fH cow s44
IL Wii ffa s4a
"
HailHl ~ Lee tsfu
Resamlble hrlRia aaA ssmsas
fglea me given ~ mlI m|lf1maa,
This water h#s been khuNn IN
Mostly my teafs AZ 4 Hff fafg
iUf dfspfpHias 4 sire tufe lm diss
etie n lhe Kidneys AHd bladder, \
nft cure IN ffn1hilmls affections
II ihf homes ~ skln, \ aufe SIRE
iuf nll durable tnaea N df0pay HHf
y certain destroyer N lhc terrible
thirst nv Intoxicating drink IT,
eucrtomos NJ fnnhy wanAy feass
ln.lons, Deprive 4 dnHnkafd u
lis dftm iof three days and mean
vhiIe give him plenty NJ Rock
.pring Waef and We wont want
thc wiialy Don't you think Ils
"orIh trying II you do drop q
postal Ia Ellis e CO. II costs but
cent.
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W. haep Mad pleasant md hena.
al essihef itls week
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ClfHt t0lH convened oa Sieh.
.aag #N yNt, aHN nfef efganyn
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since which, iib0s been bnsY egefj
day uhtl ~ might, "a Wednesday
when % adimtfncd until ihe mes.
.ftguiaf term The ciyil docto.
wag ecfy osily disposed of a
there were lcw eases N any import.
aimee on H. Tho criminal doeke.
took ~ more Sine, hui you bet NJ.
District. Attorney DID not waste
any time III disposing Of t. II 4,
getting 10 bc ptoyefbial that Og.
.lesby conyielp hls man every time
and Il NOT long about II either.
Among the cases w which tho
rarticH were sent 10 the pcnilcnlia-
ny were, Ed Reed, col. g months
VIM. Bright, 8 months. VIM,
Thomas was convicted ofrapc and
sentenced 70 be hung on The goth
Of December. A number Of petty
misdemeanors were disposed of'
too numerous to mention. The
grand jury after being in session :
days found % indictments and
made the following report; estate
of Mississippi, Pamela county: To
the Hon. Samuel Powell. The
grand jury cmpanneled at the
present term of the court, for the
second District Of Pamela county,
would respectfully report; that
they have endeavorcd to ascertain
all violations Of law and by whom
committed, and in all cases where
the evidence warranted us in so
doing, have found indictments.
We have examined Il large num-
Der Of witnesses. but at the same
time we are sorry to state that
some few have escaped the vigil
lance of the officers apd have flown
10 parts unknown. We have ex-
amined the public buildings OF this
District and we find the same to be
well adapted to their use; we
would recommend that hunks be
procured for the prisoners in Jail.
We would, also, recommend that
suitable shelving and furniture be
furnished for the chancery and
circuit clerks Offices, as the fire
proof vaults are useless in their
present condition. We also re-
commend that the sherif7s Office
be supplied with all necessary fur
niture. We desire 10 express our
thanks to your Honor and all the
officers of the court for kindness
shown, and TO the District ttor-
ney FOR his uniform kindness and
assistance while in the discharge
Of our duties, and having finished
our labors, most respectfully ask
to be discharged"
6. w. Harris, Foreman.
NJ. w. Polk, Clerk.
Maj. L. P. Cooper, ofMcmphis,
and all the members Of the Sardis
bar, have been in attendance dur
ing this term of court.
A small, though interesting,
show stopped with us one night
last week so you see we have had
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IBoots and Shoes.

Messrs. Voegeli & Co., whose
card will be seen elsewhere in the
STAR, have perhaps, one of the
most complete stock Of fine boots
and shoes forladies, gentlemen and
children 70 be found anywhere.
They have a large variety of satin
tipped shoes for school children
and a very extensive assortment
of plantation shoes for both men
and women. They also manu-
iacture largely to order, and for a
neat fitting bootor shoe, made from
the very best material, you have
only to leave your measure and des-
cribe what you want, for they
cannot be excelled in that line Of
work. Go TO the corner Of Main
and Union streets and see them,
when you visit Memphis.
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CHENILLE GL0BuLES.
EprroR STAR:

EprroR STAR:
Cotton picking has played out
in this corner and the most Of il is
sold. We have lost another good
citizen, Mr.. M. Park, who left
this morning for Arkansas, to make
that his home. Rev. A. b. Morris,
of Water Valley, Rev. I. S. Dali
ton, Of Union City, Tenn, and
Rev. n. w. Little Of Kentucky,
will preach here Thursday and
Friday before the 9TH Sunday in
this month, and at Thyratira Fri
day night, Bethesda Saturday and
Sunday, Longtown Monday and
Tuesday. The good ladies OF
this vicinity are making a move Il
stop the whisky traffic at this place.
The people are beginning to com
plain almost as bad about the rain
as they did the dry weather, buI
there is one consolation-whisky
will certainly come down ; il it is
not quite as strong it will be il
reach Of the poor.
BUSTER.
Chenille, Nov. 18th, 1881.
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OREGON g. BITTERS

For indigestion and dyspepsia.
For sale by all druggists.
Oregon c. Bitters for torpid liv-
or and constipation.
Oregon G.. Bitters viii cure
.chills and fever.
Oregon c. Bitters is the greatest
discovery Of the age. II is abso-
lutely substitute for calomel and
Iquinine. The doctors prescribe il
everywhere. For sale in Sardis by
Williams & Co., Henderson Bros.
and X. p. jenkins. [6-I8-6m
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No headache or bsek.achs bs lAdiss
who drink "MlRE or cAHDul.r
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THOMAS n. AVERY.
Canton, Miss.
Or apply TO McCracken ant
Farthing, Sardis, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-11-19

Nov. IT'LL Jan. Ist.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12

THE whisky distillers of the
United States have determined to
make an effort next Winter to get
Congress TO reduce the tax on whis-
key from 90 TO 80 cents per gallon.
They will have a very full lobby in
Washington. More water in the
whisky would be better than reduc-
ton of the tax. The Governments
evenu would not suffer; neither
would the people.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-11-12
Grimes Committed in Liberty's Name.

Grimes Committed In Liberty's Name.
Henry George telegraphs the Irish
World that Helen Taylor, daughter Of
the late John Stuart Mill, addressed
the Ladies Land League in Dublin
on the 4th inst. She said: Never did
Austria commit, in her provinces in
Italy, any atrocities to be compared
with those now perpetrated in Ireland
under G~ladstone's administration. l
have travelled much, but only n
country have l been in where what is
now happening in Ireland would be
possible, and that country is ruled by
the unspeakable Turk. The English
people must 500 awake to the sight
of the crimes perpetrated in their WI
country.