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National Republican., 1883-12-12
BAY MARE, SIXTEEN II lands HIGH, Z YEARS
Snii,ID1, VERY SUPERIOR SADDLE MARE,

The above stock will be sold without reserve al
public auction on FRIDAY MORNING. December
Ia, Mt ii o'clock In front of Mr.. WASH. NAILoRS
Stables No. 1926 Il street northwest, at which place
they Will be on exhibition and after Tues
day, December II, and parties contemplating
purchasing can ride after and have prvi
lege of veterinary examination previous Ia
sale The horses were brought from Kentucky
and have fine pcdlgrees, suitable for private parties
being very handsome, and seldom such horses arc
sold at auction but ia Obliged to sell, and II
presents splendid opportunity to obtain good bar.
gain. BY order of owner.
nIrNnA MON nnn..
National Republican., 1883-12-12

Liquor Licenses Disapproved.
The applications for liquor licenses OF H. Adler
John FitzmUrris, Theodore Lewis, John Joachim
aud John Shea have been disapproved.
National Republican., 1883-12-12
AWnY Un Head.

Away Up Head.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are easily
first, no matter what may come next.-J. I. Mac
mahon, New York.
National Republican., 1883-12-12

THE early bird catches the bronchitis and lovers
OF early morning walks will find this a true
maxim. If we were permitted to make q sugges-
ton, we should whisper: " Use Dr. Bulls Cough
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22
A Pleasant Surprise.

Thursday was the fiftieth anniversary
Of the birth OF Rev. H. Gray, Presiding
Elder OF the BarnesyilIe district. Rev.
y H. Rogers, without notice to Mr..
Cray, invited the ministers Of the dis
4rict to meet 10 Barnesville and give the
Elder q surprise. Twelve OF the twenty
ministers of The district vi h their wives
met. BY arrangement Mr.. Gray was
absent from home visiting the Children's e
Home when they arrived, and when be
returned be found his home flled with
friends who rose to their feet and united
in singing q hymn. After greetings
were exchanged Rev D. J. Williams /,
Of East Liverpool, proceeded in q very
neat and appropriate speech TO present
Rev. Gray with pnrse of $50 in gold,
made up among the ministers. and after
the reply OF Mr.. Gray, Mrs. Moses.
wife OF Rev. Mr. Moses. OF Heudrys.
hurgh, ia a pleasant little speech pre-.
sented Mrs. GRAY with purse contain
ing $50 In gold, made up by the minis
ter's wives. This part of the entertain
ment was so unexpected that both the
recipients OF these substantial tokens ci
regard were completely taken by sur
prise. The afternoon was spent In q
pleasant manner, and in the evening DR..
John Williams preached an excellent ser.
mon 10 the NJ. e. Church. The whole
affair was very pleasant one for oil
who took part in it.-Enterprise
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Silver Wedding of Mr.. 8 Mrs. Ja-
cob Roemer.
Clsringtou Independent. 18th inst.

Darlington Independent, 18th inst.
Ole of the most complete. surprises
that have happened in the social circles
of this place occurred on Monday even
ing at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Roemer. 1t was the twenty fifth
anniversary OF their marriage. aud qnte
a number OF their friends msrched in
about s o'clock anil took possession OF
the premises. bnt the good lady OF the
house objected to having any party on
tina, evening rs house cleaning was in
progress, but It was no use. Their
friends came prepared to spread sump-
tuous feast before them and celebrated
the Silver Wedding Of the guests on this
occasion, Mr. Jacob and Mrs. Elizabeth
Roemer. They soon took in course the
iutruders and submitted to the pro-
gramme OF the evening and 3 joyful
time was had till late hour. As Is Gus.
tomary on such occasions the marriage
ceremony had TO he gone through with
and the matrimonial VOWS renewed -
W. T. Hurd, Esq. oflciated. Congrat.
ulstions we're then extended by the mer
~ making crowd. An elegant silver
castor wss presented them as memento
OF the occasion. supper was prepared
bv faithful hands and epj,yed by faith
ful crowd. Everything moved of in
perfect harmony until a late lour wher
the sound Of music ceased and the hap
py crowd Of married folks and wanted
to-be- married folks, after this merry az
fair, gave pesceable possession to thos'
whom they had honored as man ant
wife. and departed for their respective
homes
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CALAIS BUDGET.
CALAIS, Ono, May Is, 1883.

I
Ed SYrRIT: The health OF this com
muni,y seems to he improving. Th
people seem 10 enjoy the blessings tha
tthey are receiving from the hand OF
cheerful giver. Oh, how thankful VI
should be to Him who giveth us ricbl,
oil things that make life enjoyable.
Corn planting is the order OF the day
and by the last OF this week, no prevent
ing Providence. the people will be prett,
much all done; there will be large croI
planted IN this township this year.
There is also large acreage Of oat
sowed and it looks very prosperous a
present. Wheat has improved in az
pearsnee wonderfully, and Indications
are sach that there will be about two
thirds crop. @
Fruit, we fear, is pretty tzacb oil killed
by the frosts of the last 70 h evening,
since the rain.
Hogs and cattle. are scarce in tbi:
township and sfe commanding, very high
prices.
j. w. Warner.our foremost merchant
is not doiug ssuch in The shipping bust.
ness at present Oar Calais merchants
are busily engaged selling. go DDS.
Eloped-one Mfr. Louis Canrim, oi
near Quaker City,, and Miss Bveline
Crawford, OF near Calaisi bound for
Hardscrabhle.
Michael Haren. ot Mslsoa township.
had bis barn consumed by fire few
days ago With all its contents. His loss
10 estimated at about $500 aud no insu-
rance Il was csu, ed by The childreA
setting fire to an old straw stack which
stood by the barn, Parents should he
very cautious about leaving their chill
dren ct home to do as they please.
That was quite compliment, Mr.. Ed
itor. in billing rs IS instructor in the
.cierce OF music for Jackson's Ridge last
week, bal We positively decline for this
reason: we hsve had no Invitation; be.
sides it 10 out Of our line OF business,
aud we hope that the citiz MS Of Jack
sons Ridge will pardon Us and We also
ask t as . favor atthe hands Of Mr.
Jas. H. Hamilton that he will pardon u.
FOR the present. We would like very
much to accompany bim TO his new field
OF labor, but circumstances will not per-
nit Please bill us for the Valley this
time. ;i2&
Prof. B F. Howiler Is Q scientific 6sh
ferman.
Oh, l know who Reporter" is. Look
here, old Chris, are you not rather in
truding on "Snook's" rights
DIED-Msy 8, an infant son Of j. R.
and NJ L Stephen. aged months
o, the sick list this week, an infsn,
son of B. F. and J. A. H ,wiles.
Elder Joseph Dunn is delivering q se.
ries OF practical sermons at the Valley.
Elder A. Calvert, OF Marietta, will he
gin . series OF meetings at Palestine to
last several days.
A. J. Hannabs is teaching. the Clegg
school this summer.
We noticed quite q number gathered
st q certain place SsturdayInight trip.
ping the slight fantastic toe, The inev-
table result OF all such gatherings is
black eyes. as We saw onesof she partic-
ipants bearing the next morning.
With Joy We welcome Reporter into
our ranks. Yours, SNooKs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

T. W. FLETcHER has filed q peti.
ton in the Court of Common Pleas of
this county against 5. L. MOONEY and
other stockholders. and the Bellaire,
GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati Railway Com.
pany tc compel the payment of 8 judg-
,nent in his favor amounting to Sl,Sl7
O5. There are about / 400 stockholders
The investigation into the affairs OF the
Company--the receipts and expendi
lures from the payment OF the FIRST dol
lar to the expenditure Of the last cent.
10 ascertsin where the liability prop
erly belongs, will rqnire considera-
bic time. Rich developments will be
made before the stockholders will he
served with an execution, II they ever
are. The affairs OF the Company will
receive thorough sitting beforethe end
is reacbed.
SrRlees & DRleas and 4 j, PEARSON
are Attorneys for the plsintif.
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Had taste in the mouth. ur

Bad taste in the mouth, un
pleasant breath and impairel hearing
when resulting from Ca,arrh, are over
come, and the pasal passages which hav,
been closed for years are made free b,
the use Of Elys' Cream Balm. Pric,
30 centa.
Apply into nostrils with little fin.
ger.
Elys' Cream Balm has completed,
cur.d me Oi Caiar.n, of which I have
been sfn cted over len years, after try
EingAslmost every remedy recommended
oone having proved SO effective anf
thorough. s j AIKEN, Wnolesal,
Dealer 10 Boots and Shoes, 143 Fedora
ST.. Boston. Mass.
Elys Cream Balm cured me Of Ca
tarrn OF msny years sianiing-restoref
nv sense OF smell. For colds in tn,
head il works like magic. E H. SHER
WOOD, National State Bank, Elizabeth
IN. j.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

TIE Republicans urged their msjority
In the Legislature to pass . teupetanc
measure. And they did ID with q ven
geance. They imposed . tsx OF from
sl00 to $500 and removed on restrain.
80 that "free whisky" can now be had
right over the counter at 10 .cents &
drink. And now those same Republi
cans are growing because their majority
passed an act authorizing the sale o.
liquor to he drank on the premise.
They are hard to please.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22
FROM ALL POINTS.
About Things Generally.

Private Dslzil, a Republican qood
and true, thinks 1.-THE Republican part,
Of Ohio" is about as "dead as q dool
nail"
Theresa S,urla. the murderess i.
studying in the ?enitentarv at Joliet
Ills for the stage, and IL literally sup.
piled with books by wealthy friend o.
the opposite sex in Chicago.
A new counterfeit five dollar gold coir
challenges attention. II has the ap.
peaEance OF being struck as q Unite
Safes coin at New Orleans in IS43; is
heavily plated and 49A grains light.
The tresty of peace between Chilli and
Peru, signed by Novna and Iglesias, il
said to he confirmed. Peru cedes Taons
and africa for the term Of ten years. A,
the end Of :he term a plebiscits will de.
termine to which country the provinces
belong, the country acquiring them to
paw indemnity.
The wife Of Senator Fair, OF Nevada,
has been granted q divorce. She was
SLOWED the custody of the four minor
children, together with $4,000, 900 in
money and U. S. bonds. and the family
residence in San Francisco. 1t is safe
to say, that the alimony allowed Mrs.
Fair has never been exceeded in amount.
James E. Anderson, who was killed
last November. the found and first
editor Of this paper, is in another world,
bis; successor is in the Nsyads Insane
Asylum. and the third and present un-
fortunate. is still battling with the world,
aesh and the devil. dodging bullets and
soliciting advertisements -Rn6y Hill
(Ari Ne,ss
Mr. Keim. who was appointed Chiei
Examiner bg the Civil Service Commits.
sion, has Withdrawn. since il became sp.
parent that Pre.i lent Arthur would heed
the almost unanimous Voice of The press
and refuse to commission him. Mr..
LYMAN, who succeeds him, is thoroughly
competent. and his selection meets with
favorable comment:
Joe Brady. one Of the men convicted
of the murder OF Lord Cavenfi.h and
Secretary Burke, in Phnnix Park, Duh.
lin, was executed on the 14sh inst. A
crowd OF ten thousand people gathered
around the prison. and when the black
flag was hoisted, indicating that the exc
cntion had taken place. the cry was
raised, "Hats of" and every head was
uncovered.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

ApyERTls1Se appears to be higher in
Chicago and Nav York than in Woods
field. The Chicsgo Tribune is said to
receive $4,000 per coldmn per wear
the New York Herald receives $50. 72s
for it's lowest priced column and 8S4S..
600 for its highest priced column, and
the New York Tribune receives for ito
l,west priced column S29.764 and $685.
6lS for It's highest priced column.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22
~Gen Comfy has written a letter

E Gen Comfy has written letter to
John Hopley in which be silences that
gentleman's mention OF him as candi-
date for Governor. The General refu-
ses to be mentioned, and among other
reasons advances this one:
Il could not dodge and sneak, like a
Piute on lhe war path, to keep the peo-
pie from knowing how stood on this or
that; should have to 60 it like the sim
ner in the Psalm: sJust as am without
one,' etc."
1t is evident that Gen. Comly's duties
at Honolulu have not been so arduous
that be did not find leisure to compre-
bend Gov. Foster ColsmbW Times.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22
Vital Questions,.

Ask the most eminent physician
Or anv school, what is the best thinf
in the world for quieting aud silaying al
irritation Of the nerves and curing al
forms OF nervous complaints, giving
natural, ,childlike refreshing sleep always
And they will tell yon nnhesilatjnely
'Some form of Hops!'
cHAPrERI
Ask any or all OF the most prominen,
physicians:
"What is the best and only remedy
that can he relief on to cure all diseases
OF the kidneys and urinary organs such
as Brights disease, dishetes, retention
or inability to, retain urine, and all the
diseases and ailments peculiar to Wo-
mem
And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically "Buchu"
Ask the same physicians q. /
"What is the most r. liable and 'surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia,
constipation, indigestion, biliousness,
rnalsrlal fe er, ague, &c." and they will
tell you:
Mandrake! or Dandelion!"
Hence, when these remedies are CON-
bined with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Rl'ters,
such . wonderful and mysterious curs-
tive power is developed which ia 40 va
ried in its operations that no disease or
i'll health can possibly exis. or resist its
power. and yet it IS
Harmless for the most fraii woman.
weakest invalid or smallest child to usr.
as CHATTER u. !
,...,- Patients '~i
"Alnost dead or nearly dying" .
For wears. and given up by physi isns
Of Brighi's ana other kidney4rd diseases,
liver complaints, severe coughs called
consumption. have heen cured. @e
Women gone nearly crazv!
Frnm agony of neuralgia, nervous-
ness, wakefnlness and various diseases
peculiar 10 women
Peo,,Is drawn out ot shape from ex.
crnria'ing pangs of Rheumatisr.
l ftmmatory and chronic, or suffer-
ing from scrofula!
Ervsipelas!
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspep-
sia. indigestion, and in fact almost all
diseases frail ..-...,.
Nature is heir TO
Have heen cured by Hop Biuers,
proof OF which can be found in every
neighborhood In the known world.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

JoHN KELLY. the Tammany Boss Of
New York, is curse to the party. He
was kicked out OF the Convention OF
Cincinnati in 1880, and afterwards ad-
milted to kind OF love feast after HAN
COCK was nominated. Then he sold out
the voles Of Tammauy to the Republic
cans. The party should kick him out
and keep him out.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

HThe full amount Of the tax i'm
posed by the Scott law becomes due
June 20;h A failure to pay this tax af-
ter doing business On and after the sec
ond Monday 10 May holds the property
in which the saloon is located responsi.
BILE for violation of Law.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22
Dunn.Acouitted.

CseAee, MAY 18.-At 8 so tonight
the Jury in the Dunn case. for the mur
der OF Elliott. the pugillst. returned q
verdict Of not guilty, after being out
since o'clock this afternoon. and the
prisoner was Immediately discharged.
The result was received with loud cheer
ing by the crowd assembled 10 the street.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

Hon.. john L. SULLIVAN, OF Boston,
and Hon. WILLIAM MrrcHELL, OF En-
gland, had q "knocking out" match in
New York the evening Of the l4.h inst
MITcaELL was "knockei out" 10 three
rounds. Hon. RoseoE CoNKLINe. late
us. Senator from New York, was pres
anf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
We want all lovers of
Fine Thorough Bred Stock

10 know that the Highland Chief, thorough
bred horse, from imported stock on the side
Of both dam and sire, now owned by Mr.
Thomas Muldoon, Of Wheeling West Va
will stand the present SESSION at Summerdeld
Noble County. Ohio, and at Lewisvills, Mon
roe County, Ohio.
=. This horse is. without doubt, the best bret
and most perfect stallion ever brought t.
these counties, and will be shown for the low
price of $40 for the season and SIS for insu
rance. He will be kept by Mr.. J. T Nowell
of Summsrneld, who will take pleasure In
showing the horse and his pedigree.
: may2z,'s JAS. T. NoWRLL.
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~A commission va. cen. by /,

cF a commission was sent by tue
government Of japan to prepare q re-
port on the influence OF Christianity
upon morals in England. After living
a year and half in London. the com
mission reported that Christianity had
less restraint over crime than Buddhism
or The religion OF Shinto. The bad ef.
feet OF this decision will be the retarda.
tion of missionary operations in tha,
country. But there will he compen'
sating good effect, provided this humi-
lialion brings Christian nations to Z
real'z ng sense OF the necessity OF bet.
ter norsls.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22
Massachusetts, Charity.
Cincinnati Times.Star.

Helpless paupers In Tewksbury Aims
House were kicked, choked and beaten
tied 10 posts, chained in cellars and man
gled by rats; robbed of their clothing
while they lived, and Of their cofflns
when they died. Babes were fed upon
soap when they were fed at all. and mur-
dered with morphine by the score Can
any heathen land furnish record to beat
tbis2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

The woodsfeld Spirit advocate,
the denomination OF Hon. A. J. Pear.
son. for the Ohio Senate Mr. Pearson
is an able and effective member, reflect.
ing honor upon his district snd his ser.
vices she aid be secured for o second
term = Barnesvius Enterpriss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

MO 'IcR is hereby given that there will Be
IN . School House erected at jerusalem, IN
sub-district Ne. /, Malaga township. Menros
County. Ohio, and that sealed proposals. will
be received BY the Clerk OF the Board until
IL o'clock, noon, Of Saturday, June ., 1883
Specifications on fls with Clerk.
May Z, 1858. ALEX. HARDBsTY,
nyls,s3WA. Clerk si Board.
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ayT The iron situation at Pi,tsburp is

w The iron situation at Pittsburg Is
unchanged. Interest is increasing, how.
ever. as the date approaches for the pre-.
sentation OF the scale to the manufac
turers for their signatures. President
Jarrett, of the Amaigamated Associa.
ton, said that they would present last
years scale next week, and II It was moi
signed by June lst strike would Ger.
tainly take place. as the Association
would make no concessions. The man
ufasturers are equally determined and
positively assert that the scale will moi
he signed unless the workmen submit to
q reduction = Bellaire Tribwse.
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NOTICE.

ISAAC ROSS, residing in the State Of West
i Virginia, postofios address unknown.will
take notice that ON the 18th day Of April,
1883 ri zabeth Hart fled her petition In the
court Of common pleas Of Monroe county,
Oh o, in case No. 24l6, against the above
named Isaac Ross. and others, praying tha,
her judgment for $50 80, intersst and costs,
be paid out Of monsv due said Isaac Ross. in
the hands Of J. T. Calverhouse as Executor
Of the estate Of Elijah MoMahon. deceased.
You are required to answer on or before
the l4th day Of July, 1883, or Judgment
may be taken against you.
/; .may22's3t7. RLlsABsri HIATT.
WV OKsY 4 SoN, Att'ys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

Or at Colu@bus the "Bosses" OF the
Republican machine sre making list Of
candidates to be nominated is the seve-
rel counties for the Legislature. Who
is ordered for Monroe County2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

THE Railroads have agreed to carry
delegates ard others TO the several State
Conventions to be held at Columbus at
2 cents per mile.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

GENERAL GRANT was defeated last
week for the POSITION OF President OF
the Society of the Army OF the Poto
mac. The vote stood: NEWTON I55,
GRANT 1T
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

KuRrz. GRosvENoR and TOWNSEND
are delegates from Athens County to the
Republican State Convention. There
Win be music In that delegation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

SKYDER. the Democratic candidate for
Congress in the 81 West Va District, is
elected By about 500 majority
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

Hox. PRocroR KNOTT is the Demo.
cratic nominee for Governor Of Ker.
iuckr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-22

MAHoNE Is the Boss Of the Republi'
can party.s since CoNkIISe stepped down,
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Neb A1bsrtistmtnts,

GEARING ALL ENCLOSED
Most durable and Lightest Draft Machine
m,de, No weight on horses nscks. No side
draft 1t is easily managed, and gives uni
yersal satisfaction. c. &. HARLAN,
may22t6 Agent.
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DAiy. Tnxcept ounoSy' +nxoePs os''
urday.
Trains .un on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio River. Leaving time at Whssiing is
citv time.
WRIST BoUND-No 4, daily with through
Sleepers from Nav York TO Chicago. No.
2, through Sleepers Baltimore to Chicsss
and through Coach from Columbus to Sau-
dusky daily. No. 8 daily, on Main Line d
{. o, Division; on other divisions daily, sx-
cept Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to
Chicago junction and Wheeling to Ini'ansp-
oils. All other traius daily, except sunday.
L. M. Cole, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
W X. REPPBRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
OK LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DUNHAM, Cen. Man., Newark.
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New rork. 'Ie55 6.oV t5:so
Trains run on Columbus time west Of the
Ohio River. ,.
EAST B)UND-No I. daily. With through
Sleepers from Chicago to New York, and
Sleeping Car from Indianapolis 10 " heelins
Ne. 8, through slespers from Chicago to Bal
timore daily, and Through Coach from San
dusky to Columbus, through Coach Colum-
bus to Wheeling dsily. No. s. daily. New.
ark to New York, on other Divisions, daily,
except Sunday. Sleeping Car Chicass Juno
sion; to Cumberland. All other trains daily, /,
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Ut Mountain, down by Cool Waters
and otherwise relieving the tedi.
um of Summer Travel by the Cool
est Line IF Railway on the COnti-
nent-.Picturesque b. s. u.