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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

When the Jenkins girl was whaling
away At the piano aud psstered the next
door neiRhbor, the next.door neishbor
cam, out on the steps, listened to the
poIss Q minute, looked up to the Jsn.
tips eirl's mother. who was ct the win.
dow, and said, "Got plumbers Of work
In your house, haven't youf" No won.
der those families don't speak new.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

Sweet simplicity sometimes contains
the sharpsst sarcasm. A lawyer said to
his client, an honest farmer, ibid you
20 to your opponent and try TO settle
with him!" IT did. your honor" was
the reply. "And what did he ssyf"
why, air. hs told me to 20 to the
devil" '.And what did you do then,
sir3" Then I came straight to yea"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

The report Of . party. written for .
French paper. stated that n. So and So
appeared in evening dress. But the
bunRling ass who translated II for an
English paper. got 1t that he appeared
In = night dress, and the slsndered man
crossed the channel to get at the trans
lator and show him how hard be could
It.k
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
That Accidsns 10 = Lady Excur'
sioatss.

The News published an item on the
9Th OF July. stating that "by private
letter It was learned that q lady sIcur-
zionist from Eureka had been run over
ct Oakland. California, by the Good
Templars' excursion train and killed.
We have since learned, from some
Of the e~xcursionists who have 70.
turned, that such was the rumor at Oak
land, but that IL was discovered to have
originated in tho fact that q lady from
winnemucos. 10 getting on . street oar,
slipped and fell aud received trihing
bruises,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
The Ohio Democratic Convention
Coin and Corruption.

New YoRx. July Is. "A Times Co.
lumbus special says The work Of the
Democratic State Convention. held here
yesterday, 10 the theme Of conversation.
and the more the subject 10 discussed
the more damaging does the situation
appear to the Democratic cause. Some
OF the most astounding developments
have come to the surface, which. In the
general excitement Of yesterday. were
not considered. That Bookwaltsr owes
his nomination to the lavish use vf
money, there 10 none % bold a to deny.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Ac.lsbr.,.d preacher makes the recon-.

Accelerated preacher makes the recon-.
mendation OF Ayers Pills . matter Of
religious duty. When people are bilious
and dyspeptic, what they need II the
Gospel Of Health. In such cases. the
best creed TO swallow consists Of the
thirty sue~ar.ooated articles In Q pill box.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
REfOBf.
~ sr~nefsee Dsaro-

LAST EvksNa.
IS Northern Belle. 10
IS Manhattan. ~
400 Grand Prize. SOC. 3ss
400 Argenta, loo
400 Navajo. 600 sl0
las Belle Isls. 2ae
600 Day. I ~
leo Albion. 3 10. 80
1900 Wales.
230 NJ Diablo. SO
40 Bodis. CT. 6t
&50 Beehtsl. I 90
2s0 Tioga. 500
rs Syndicate. SOC
$40 Blackhawk. Ice
so North Belle Isls. 49,
100 South Bodis. Toe
$50 Mono. = 05.
so Con Pacific. SOC
500 University. i0e
220 Addenda. ioe
30 MONDAY. 53c
100 Double standard. Toe
so Tiptop. I IS
100 tranquility.
100 Sulphuret. rs
100 Head Center.
40 Silver King. 2tk. Il. sou
THIS xoRSIso.
$50 0phir. 81
$40 Mexican, 1A.7S
$50 Gould 4 Curry. Z ~
$50 Best q Belsher. loS
500 California, 75e
935 Savage. 8. 2 IS
100 Con. Virginia. = 10
$50 Potosi, 2 63
223 Hale 4 Norcross. 3 10. SIS
TAO Imperial. l3e
~ Ksntuck. AZ
ITO Alpha. AZ
$50 Yellow Jacket. q
&s0 Bslchsr. 8 IS. 3 10
lao Confidence. 8 80. SIS
$50 Sierra Nevada. 81. sac
40 Utah. 81
300 Bullion, goo. csc
$40 Ovsrman. I IS. I 80
10 Seq. Belchsr. ~
SIS Union Con-. 10. lob. ~
IT'S Alta. 8 30. s IS
400 Julia. 4sc
100 Silver Hill. 40
100 Justice, 800
90 Challenge. s0c
200 Occidental. I ~. IL
$50 Andes. I IS. I 80
223 scorpion. I Is. I ~
$50 Benton. | 03
80 Golden Gate. 2 50
800 Atlantic. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

Departures Lass Gveeiss.
ID Hammond. J G Kane. p b NeCourh
n h Markham. Z A Martin. W W Boston.
DR. Epgels, + Williams. Al rhorns. "
xccurdy. Geo Weber and family. Aissf
Leonard, Vim Hurd. Mrs. Metsalf. Nn W
Iav,on. II Brown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Kelly On HIS Late Associates.
The following is taken from ysstsr.
DAYS San Francisco Post:

days San Francisco Post:
In view OF the newspaper articles in.
sipuatinR that be wants to become su-
perintendsnt Of the Savage mine. Cap
tain John Kelly wishes the Post to state
on his authority that. On Tuesday last.
Maurice HoeHich offered him the po-
sition on condition that be (ktlly)
would "throw'' Tritls. who had been
previously agreed upon for the ofaos BY
the parties who are seeking to Dust the
present management. This Kelly re-
fused to do. The captain adds: Hoe
fich and Levy must think me . pretty
fellow. owing to having kept company
with them for q year or two"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
The Pre.Idspt. condition To-day.

EXECUTIVE MANsroN, WAsHiSofoh'
July is u A. M.-Dr. Bliss reports this
morning that the President enjoyed .
good nights rest aud that he "iooks
bright and feels cheerful" His tempe.
nature at this hour he think. 10 about
normal and bis pulse about %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
arr,y.,. Is,s asr.i.g.

Chris James. Thomas Reynolds. Richard
kirmsn. V Joues. J Moore. Joe Thomas.
Chris Anderson. r E shannon and wife.
Mr., J Nsgle. J Kssting. 7 Gosss. Mrs Z
O Psudssast. Thomas Hill. J Harris and
family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Richmobd.Albion.


EuHrxA, July 14.-In the Richmond.
Albion case the Albion rested ct 10
O'Clock this morning. The Richmond
then began to put in its defense. which
was mostly documentary. including the
81. George patent. When this patent
was offered. the same covering the Uncle
Sam claim. Senator Stewart objected to
its introduction. The question was ar.
eusd at some length, when II was hnally
agreed that the patent should 60 In and
DO more fully discussed before the Anal
closing OF the ,ue The Albion main.
tains that II was obtained frsudulently.
while . protest suit was pending In this
court. and 10 therefore invalid. Judge
Rising held to the Albion's visw on this
point. How the present Judge will do.
eide 10 the main point. Both parties
profess to b confident. The case will
probably close on Saturday, or on Mon.
day ct the furthsst.
RIcnMoNp.AL1fos TO-DAY.
EuasxA. July l5.-Ths hub Of the
great case has just been reached. The
Richmond rested Ito case ct noon. The
Albion iu rsbuttal offered documentary
evidence sssailinR the validity Of the St.
George patent. The Richmond objects.
The question Of the sdmissability OF the
testimony 10 being argued this afternoon
and Q grss. array Of authorities are be-
Ing produced on either side. II IL really
the big Hght Of the contest and goes to
the very heart OF the whole case. II
the Judge allows the patent to be At
tackled In this proceeding. Il II big odds
that the Albion wins. II be should
rule the other way. this would virtually
end the case In favor OF the Richmond.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

DHIs PAN Is FAR suPEnIoR 10 ALL
others In several important particulars.
The Grinding hullsrs Are near the center. ~
curing less power. The plow.shsped grooves
with lees power. without violence. and vth
better smalgsmstng effect. bssides~ adnittinga
larger charge. The inclined shaped housines
OF the muilsr.plats openings efncisnty forss
the pulp directly under the mullsrs.
Iron WORKS, 231 to ISL Fist ptrsst Ban rrAn.
cisco, and Of the Gates 4 ecoville Iron WORKS,
50 coutn Canal street, Chicago, whore u can b
examlbsd and iurthsr particulars be lesrnsAi
or psryons MAY apply 70 the Inventor and put'
sntee. O O. sTRvRSs0N. at the Douglas Mn.
been 10 operAtion.
, 1881-11-20

Ing expired. the property. which was bid of By
the aforesaid snatcher for about s., can be re-
decided or reconveyel for about $1il-R trItle
higher than the ASSESSED valuation. AS speci-
men statement Of "how they do it, we append
tue following. Amount of special tar. $2i0;
premium or penalty. $40; advertising, 81; tux
deed. $40; :search OF title. -: interest COM
pounded. S25: sunflry expenses, s.: brokerage,
500: grand total. $500.
This Is not fancy sketch, and by no means
an exceptional one- am knowing of tho case
OF person who, utter long delay In selling
single lot on the South Side. finally got an offer
of $400. but found. in his efforts to convey 1t to
the purchaser, that it was jncumbeFed by u tax
clnifn for which $500 was demanded. and the
and legal fees. The benevolent gentleman to
whom the county sold tho clam paid less than
S15 aud the delinquent party OF the first part,
after payment OF tMAes dozeu years, is obliged
to abdicute inglori0usy in his favor.
Is there not. In view Of these facts, pressing
need for nom forfeiture law, like the one gov.
erning Hfe-insurance companies not SO much
to shield the delinquent taxpayer against prop
er peuhlty and adequate punishment aEliinst
bic. Is there NOT method of registration possl-
Bile, by which the actual owners name and resi-
dence eau be known for purposes OF n0titica-
zion. etc?
In whut have here written, ain conscious of
having but slightly touched upon 1nntter de-
serving tuOrc extended comment ind Eonsfder,l-
ton. We are told that these "newspapcr-
f0ru ind will be regarded only us the 1nutter-
inxs Of some yictimized Individual rnteer than
Us the VOICE Of public opinion trust, however,
thnt II this shall fail to secure lneritcd atten-
ton some other and ADLER person will be heard
from. FAIR PLAY
, 1881-11-20
PAVE THE STREETS.

To tue Editor o. 1aE Chicago 1Ttoune-
etCH1CAGO, Nov. 19.-Ehc Council should forth
with see 10 It that all streets aud pieces OF
streets on the South Side, north OF Twcnty-scc-
ond street, are paved without further delay.
Thirteenth street. which is only little over Il
mile from tho Courthouse, has never been
paved The roadbcd consists Of a black muck,
which. when wet, is converted into mud Of tho
hus been substantially inpassabIe. Wagons
and carriages passing there sink almost to the
hub. Severai wngons have been mircd and
abandoned for the time within the last few
weeks, and one OF them remained TWO days be-
fore it could be removed. The mud from this
street is carried nlong Wabash and Michigan
avenues mud State street for blocks. .Au at
tempt IS now being 1u,ide to clenn Wabash ave-
nue. i'll thAt vicinity. Every lincal yard of this
avenuc near Thirteenth street has at least II
from thar street. Fourteenth street is almost
us bad. These streets arc not only jmpns5ahte
themselves, tuL render it Impossible to keep the
streets they cross in decent condition, besides
imposing heavy tax ol the city To cart Oft the
mud coming from them. This state OF affairs,
i'll localities su prominent, Is a disgrace 10 any
city making pretelksious To being metropolis.
iu fact, 1t wou bc q disgruce to country vii
lage. The Council nus supreme control of this
matter, and should not allow such II state of uf
fairs t. exist any longer Than it Is possible to
remedy it. Now is the time 10 take the initial
steps aud order tho improvements niaac. VIII
tho Council do it. or shall thnse who have paid
secting these tuuu-hocs have the cxpeuditureu uf
their money rendered vnlucless, and Al be en-
yc!Ope1 i'll IL sea OF mud:
GEORGE W. BRANDT.
, 1881-11-20
The Power OF Imitation IN Do-s'

The following aneciotc may interest those Or
mir renders WIN urt. accustomed to observe the
characteristic actions Of dogs. can vouch ior
lis accuracy, as was un amused ese-wltne:s5 .s:s
and several members of my tatni!y "etc "'7o
present and have often told tho story
4 friend of ours ana his wife "erc speiIuEns E,rs :.
musical evening with us, and an old hlnck, Et9, III
ito.n II, rhn ,1rnwino- room which Wis upstairs
The dog had been Kindly noticed by ~: fr'ead, a.
who was partially lame from pa1Hlyslsd; pt!y!d IN, IN
leaving tho tir1w!ng- roon the ZOE ~ .r;fa
were waitinE below il, the hnl and with coGkea
tail and ears stood gravcls wntehinx nIs 5.ost
Iirnpinc descent. When the inFaltd WIS neal5 lt a.
iimpiny on three legs the was quite sound;, n 10
humorous imitation Of our poor ut!icte1 ,,
and bis assumed ufneness was 2fsl!eie th, hGpe ~
repress Il smile, though our poltGne5s was u
stake, and tile Inconsistencies OF our 1''ci"
aided to the difficulty.
, 1881-11-20

SUMMARY Fol. THE WEEK.
Tho following is the total amount Of city and
suburban transfers Within q radius Of seven
miles os tho Courthouse tiled Tor record dur
IN. tha ,xcns ending Sa1urlnY, NOl. u:
, 1881-11-20
river. In order to build the sewer, neccssitates,
m rha flrsf Mace. the building Of the canal to

TN tho first Mace, the building Of the canal to
carry OF the water SO pumped. for It could not
be very well emptied into the lake Ut the river.
mouth. In dcpriving tho shipping interests OF
their present inside h:lrhor un.i dockage fac.li-
lies, inc city would naturally bc expected, 70
furnish ,henl with equally as good ones outside
or in o.her words, to build the outer hArbor be-
fore it 1ampereG with the river: Des!rublo us
these Improvements may be, and doubtless are
the in5upcrable objection ut present Is, tnAt tue
them, much less ali Ut them, no power to hoe-
row any, and no Immediate prospect Of being
ent Indebtedness. The projects look well on
paper. but as long rs tho money question re-
NUNS unsoIved, they are 10 ail in1ents acd pur-
poses only SO many idle dreams. g.
, 1881-11-20
KATHLEEN.


Far The Chicago Tribune.
I'VE wandered meath ltalia's skies
When Nature ut her loveliest seemed
And madcns seen whose itls1rous eyes
like stars from heavenly faces benmed;
But l11s1rous eyes and ruby lips
Possessed no witching charm Tor me;
Thy image fair uaught could eclipse
For, Kathleen dear. loved but tnee'
And in the Sa9ons' land I've oft
Seen maIdens most divincly ta'r.
Whose eyes 90 heavenly-bluc anu soit
Might Tempt II saint to finger there's
But tender glance from eyes OF olue
Could win no answering look from me-
My heart kept asking still for you
For. Kathleen dear, it loved but toog; n,
CHICAGO, Nov. 19, ISL. h' -
, 1881-11-20

The following Instruments were filed for rec
ord Saturday, Nov. 49,
CITY PROPERTY.
Mohawk st. l6s it Of Eugcn:e. c +,
s3x14U it. improved dated Nov Is John
Scnmidrz TO Elizabeth MueIier}. .S aU0O
Giraru st. l64 It north Ut Arlnitd.e rout.
e1sfi t TO eeorse se6roeSef,: = . :::a: 500
Market st. corner OF Van Duren, ef,
undivided l-5 Of lJ0 feet TO river. Gated
Eolins, .,...,...,,,...:. 3C64
, 1881-11-20

V1ssToS, Forsyth Co.. \. C.-GESTs: aestrs
to express to you my rhanks for your wonderto for
Hop Hitters. I was troubled with oFspelsa ~ ~
your Hop Buffers some SIX months ago MyEutG E;!I
has been wonderful am pastor or tne .ht,sa r!asa
Methodist Church Of this place. ailu !n5 mnu ~
congregation cen testify to the great Fattues "
your bittcrs. Very respectfuliy. ,-,r,rr
, 1881-11-20

Work on the State street cable road still goes
rapidly forward, and each week that passes
shows considerable progress OIL the line. The
State-street side Of tho downtown belt has been
nearly completed. AMI will be finished when Il
few nore stone blocks are laid between the
switches at Randolph street. The curve at the
corner Of State and Lake streets hus Deen put in
and strongly concrelcd. and is really lite
piece Of work. The Lake-strecr section Is COM
picted and the concrete mixer is at the corner
of Wabash avenue ana Luke street, rapidly cou-
crettuE the Wabash-aycnuc length. nu
which the iron-woyk is all in place.
The iron supcrstructure over the Naulso11-
street excavation has been nearly complctcd
and will probably be finished this week. 1t is
also probable that work OIL the Madtson-stEect
side t,f tho belt will be begun.
From Monroe street to Archer avenue both
tracks have been completed, and the cha amber
nj Archer avenueis Is beng oricked over. Con-
siderable trouble has hcen 'found in obtaining
bricks, as the roads lre IT. poor condition for
hauling. At one time during the week twenty
four horse teams their way to different points
COMPANY vas Obliged 70 send their own horses
our for\ assistance During s.oi the J., week EEK
enxfnc-ho,isc. and everything made ready fur
work The cable wheels IN front OF the house
have been set, and the large chamber is being
brickcd over. At the Twenty-sccond street
excavation the iron supcrstructure is being
hi,iit. md tracks laid across it.
The west track hMs hcen completed from
Twenty 10 stnI ,ho iro1-,vorn i
in to Thirty fourth street, and the track has
been dug TO Tht:ty-hfth street. The east irack
has been completed from Twentyr.secnnu J.. to
Twenty -tth stIeet c0ncrcrec ~ is w n,e to
si',.'a,,, gn.n s.' e"n,h % strt,c:.
The wooden-llock pavement hns been laid TO
Archer avenue; another section cast 70, ot tue
track between Twenty-second and lwenty-
fourth streets: a scctloh "eSi nl tue .tacN - ~
to E from Thriy
first 10 Thirty seventh street.
> -
LOANS.
Loans on real estate have been more aesase aase
with rates well maintalned-o TO per cent aan.
:, tsct mad been negotiated for previously. \
prominent pn @ morteare- -Dankina house report the
following applications accepted by teleernih
Friday BY New York investor: sllf,@'o, five
, 1881-11-20

WEST OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN \ RADIUS or
SEVEN MILES t,f THE Cl1CAr-I0C5E-
Helm st, 20 tt sol Bloomington st. c t. "a:
x.,i IT, dated Noy. Is s.Ic:1n Johusluu
.lr. to 1nhu Wnlter}. 1,iOo
lieiil st. So. it OF Bloomington II, z T.
;;.l.yll5 it. dated Euv, Il uohn John
sion Jr IL Conrad II. Rohdel ........... 1,G0o
, 1881-11-20
w. w. part OF BLOCK and part Of Lots and 6 in
~ I1oek oi hnnke s. Garaner's part Of VIZ n.


~
1hon2h the builaing season is no1ninnllv near
ans lis end. there is nevertheless considerable
eoints On, and indications enough that the pro-
cess oi p3!snc up brick, and stone, and mortar
Will 70 On all winter, whenever the weather will
udnlt OF active work. Among the notable build
ing just begun are Mr.. D. Il. pearsons' three
story dwellings, +xG3 at the corner Of North
State md Scott Streets, to cost 81 600, and hts
new suite Of threcstory flats 3ix4 feet, on Scott
street, near State, to cost $l20T.. The houses
Will be what arc known as English Easements,
ana wilt be built Of Bedford stone, with interior
HARDWOOD finishing, and nre to be completed
May1- The flats rSill be large und tonmodious,
ard, like the houses. elegantly ,inished through
out MIR. Pearsons has Just completed. on the
south side Of Scott street, what are considered
Some OF the finest houses in the city.
The following we're some OF the more impor-
tant building permits granted during the We ek ::
The Weaver estate, thsee-story dwelling, :3xG0
feet, Eliridge court, near State street, to cost
SC.UO0: John N:as, three four-story basement
and attic stores and flats, s5x63 feet northeast
corner OF Ogden avenue and Van Durcn street,
S.o.O00: H.. Harry Hammer, two thrce-story
and basement stores and flats. iSxG2 feet.
Nos. :ys5 t. $50 State street. $l5,o0J:
". e. Scfpp. TWO two-stOry and
busement dwellings. 45xG6 feet Nos. 5a7l and
237:; Groveiand aveuuc. S5,.i0; Gruham Bros: 4
Co. tour-siory and basement soap fnctory. 50x
1.U fect. West Lake street, near Ada. $slVn;
y. ThOnnssou, tnree-stor5 md basement t'vc!l-
ing. :ax.4 feet North State street. near Gocthe,
$i:.9f: f. w. Hla1chfossl. stone foundation, o31
~ feet, Jackson street, ne:,r State. $B,0JN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

There is no question upon which the
american people .withoutregard to section,
I ne more united than the necessity which
lIists for the crushiugou of the vice of POI
lygamy, whose religion is mere mocl,ery,
fnd whose crimes should have long since
brought its destruction. The vile prac-
ices OF the Normons, their utter disregard
Dt law, their subordinating their icalty To
The government to their tcalty 10 the
church, their open and constant defiance Of
me authorities of the government, their
Iendish masSacrcS of innocent people, and
their manifest determination to resist 20 the
teath the attempt to subject them TO the
llws which are enforced in every other
section Of the Union, al mark them as a
people to be controlled by force alone, and
The time has come when congress should
lake hold of and settle forever this veNed
question, which is growing moro and more
difficult to deal with each succeeding year.
This is great scandal and seems to us to
call for united action on the part of the
church throughout the country. 1t does
seem to us that the ministry Of cvcry.dc-
nomination should preach crusade against
this mOnstrouS iniquity. and we are glad
To know that the Rev Dr. h. NJ. Palmer,
imbued with deep sense of the magnitude
Of the evil, will deliver an address this
evening on the subject New Orleans
Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
SOUTHERN GROWTH.

Southern people never had a better in
Eestment forced upon them. They never
before enjoyed the productiveness and
general prosperity which at present pre-
Vai!s, and all that exists now is but APRON
fe OF the future. II is the career they
pave started on, rather than its present
pate OF development, which is the chief sub
tct!or generalization, though the present
slate OF deyelopmentini tseliis & remarka-
BE thing in the history Of economic pro-
gess. The disposition for industry has
neen evolved, and in that reststhc certainty
q growth. Before the war the cotton prc-
dldlon OF the south was not over 4, 5000
hlis Now it will reach G,qn,o00, with the
amoSt aDsG,'.'" assurance Of a constant
increasing average. The product is mar
ketea IN better condition than formerly,
owng to cleaner ginning Corresponding
EroWth III other particulars has taken place
1he manufacturing interests, which can
No. be said to have existed at all before the
Mar, are already not uncomfortable, and
constantly on the increase. In hun
qrets OF ways the indication Of a new and
healthy life are presented. Northern m2r-
chants and capitalists are turning their at
tntion to the south as they never were
before. The back of the spirit Of eyclu-
$yeness is broken. False pride has yielded
N the desire Of prohting by northern inter
conrse and example. The educational move
fent as yet shows no great results, but the
lmmuS TO push it exists as it never existed
before. Considering the dcsolation which
I Pc war spread throughout the south and
De violent agitation of the social fabric
Which unavoidably followed upon the
abolition Of slavery, the recovery has been
wonderful. 1t has been greater than could
tvo been reasonably predictod.-LGlore-
IemOcral.