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houses Can be readily le2nishpd, and
the Commerce of entaGe citlcs destroy
Ell, by iuturiate'l people with means Car
ricd with perfect safety to themselves in
The pocket of their Clothing.
IL improvements in guns OF every cali
ire Continue tn be as rapid as during the
past fifteen or twenty years, aad good
magazine rifle be finally attained, battles
Ill become So dies ructive to human lie
that neither side in war will he able 10
stand up before the ether. Armies will
then resort to the spade, the pick and
The shovel. both sides will cover them
selves 10y intrenchments. and any troops
daring to make exposed attacks will bc
annlhiated The old met.,od of srduc-
ing fortified places lay means ct regular
approaches will I've overturned, by the
revolution causol by the Introduction
of modern explosives, the larger force
Will have 70 enci role the smaller one, and
the ltnGea 0i time the Deslrued can hold
ont wiz directly depend upon their sup
plies oS 5000: and ammunition. This con-
dition Of affairs will. too, greatly prolnng
wars. and the natural result will! lie that
ev"ntnslly the character itself OF warfare
will become changed, owing TO improve
ments in guns and explosives Questions
at issue between countries will then have
to he settled either by arbitration or Nv
wacIag war under a new code, on the
enemes commerce upon fsnd. Nations
! now attack each others commerce unor
the seas: in future they win afso dis'roy
| one another's commerce upon land"
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-29

The origin OF one of Leigh Hunts
most charming stauzas i 3 not generally
known. Lord John Russell, meeting
the poet during stroll in the gardens of
Holland House, told him that the Queen
had granted Carlyle pension OF E2OO q
year. His Lorsiship commissioned Hunt
to acquaint the philosopher with the
good news. Mrs. CARLYLE received Hunt
It Cheyne Row, aud was so delighted
that she threw her arms around his neck
and kissed him. On the next day she
received the following delicious lines
Jenny kissed me wh-n We met,
jumping from the chair abe sat in;
Time, you thief. who love to get
Sweets into your boak. put that in!
Say I'm ugly. say I'm sad,
Say thai health and wealth have missed me.
Bay I'm growing Did, but add,
Jenny kissed ne.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-29
NoRTHwEsT FNrEkeRlsE
GENERAL NE VS..

Mcssrs. Nelson and Son have
about completed ]. McIntosh's new
cottage fronting on Fidalgo Bay
The view from this. point is yer!
beautiful, and Mae will be comfort
ably situated when he @oyes into
his new home.
ID. II, Hume, OF Tacors;t, calls the
attention of fishermen on the San
Juan islands, to- tho demand for
halbut in the Tacoma market at
present. The facilities for rl;ipyin.
to the eastern cities, and the tav0r>
able season Of the year for that pur
pose, ought to bring better prices
for. the fish than dealers have paid
here tofore.
Tue steamship Great Eastern
will sal! for New Orleans, with
European exhibits tor tic great
worlds Exposition, during tho last
week in November. The mammoth
ship will be laid up at the New Orr
leans levee during the Exposition
and will be utilized as, an immense
floating hotel, and nightly entertain
ments will be given un board OF her
during her stay.
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GEN SHERIDhN's REPORT.

The following extracts from the army re
pert made 10y general S,Hriaan. indicates
the chan res that will have To be intro-
duce'l into the army before another war
can he successfully carried on by this
country.
A general system of sea-coast for,isea-
lions should be constructed in accortnncc
with requirements involved by the la tcs.
improvements in heavy artillery. Pie
permanent works we now possess belong
to an obsolete system of fortifcation and
are practically worthless as defences
against the fire of modern heavy guns.
The nation is growing rapidly. aud there
are signs of trouble which hope will not
o'cur and which will not come upon us
if capital and labor be conservative.
1t should be remembered that destruc-
tive explosives are easily made. andI that
banks. United States sub treasures.
public buildings, and large mercantile
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

Z. S. LAND OFFICE at OLYMPIC, w. T..
Nov. 5. ls 4--Noticc is hereby given that X
j Hummel has flied notice of in,ent.om ia
make final proof before the .jSsige or ia his alb
sencc, tie Clerk Of tn. Probate Court at his
office, in Friday Harbor W. T., on Monday the
18th day of December A. d. 1884, on Home.
stead Application No. 1855, for t.ic SEquar. oi
SEqaar. ofScc. 2:3' SWquar. OF SWquir. Of Sec
"A: NV quar-. of NV quar-. If Scc. -, ard NE
quar-. of NE quar-. Of See Is Up ID \ R2west.
he names as witnessc.:John G, felt, JOS.
eph G, Manner Samuel Hinler and Adam Deem
all of Lopez Island W. I.
34-6w. John F. Convey Register
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McGLIN HOUSE
La CONNER. w. r.

NJ PAINS WILL BE SPARED IN
keeping up the well cstablishe re-
putation OF this house rs one of the
quietest and best kept hotels in the
Territory. NJ LIQUOR SOLD
Everything clean and neat about the
premises. Special efforts will he mace to
keep tho table supplied with the best the
market can afford. and tn see the food
Is properly cooked and served. second eo
no other house IN the Territory. Il
large Reading Room for accommodation OF
guests.
JOHN McGLIN.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CTIrED

All sufferers from this tliscas that are anxious
10 bs CUPID shon'd try pR KiSSNER'S t,Ef EnR.T
I'D CONSUMPTION POWDERS III, 50. p. wd,.r.
are the only Preparation known that will cure t,,,
sln'i'ion aud AL diseases of the THROAT ana
LUNr-itdeHd. SO strong is our firth in them p.a
also 10 consInce Won that they arr no nu,nbu. we
WIN forward to every sufferer, by mail, pust paid
Free Trial Box. f'
we doht want your money until you are perfect.
ly satisfied of their curative powers II vcnr l;s,
Is worth saving don't delay IN giving these Pow.
derS trial, ms they will surely cure Won
Price for large box. 300. or Box~s for $40 90
Sent tn part ef the United States or Canada nv
mail On, receipt Of prize. Address
slss. sap Tuiton S.. Broot,v, p
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FOR SALE.

Forty acres of lana on Fidalgo Island bean.
tifully located hear the. Alden Academy, over
|. ok:ng Fidalgo and Padilla bays, and com.
manding a fine view of Mt Baker, and the Cas-
cade Range. 1t sail, good agricultural land
and is only two miles, from the steamboat
landing at Anaeortes Address VIM. Sharpe
Anacortes, w. +,
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"WHIcH side, OF the street do You live
Oh, Mrs. Ripple ?" asked counsel, cross
examining a witress. "Oh, either side.
sir. If you go one way, it'son the right
side; If you go the other way, it's On the
left"
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-29

GE&S0NS IN NEED OF LEGAL BLANKS, srCIL
as Chatt~i Mortgages ,snit Cnim Aid WarIaEty
Deess, etc. would dc wcl e. make, - :Itioi 10
this Office where they can b. obtained al traeu. shie
prices. blanks printed order ON short u"l,c..
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e. Sion :" S'riy hstl.iusS ~, Ni-i H. Nos,s in q .
Hrai. tn" vital Bnid Ys-snr unoh>rivrG IN u :.
nrine and many othrs diseases HAL iGd ii.s:-l
and tezrh
DE. Hg$gEE WI" IS &. re-: 'sla7 ph1sra.
i2rsdiai' IA, tniv r., ~ ni Pee - fNaI.iai ~
ssree I" + r-t Five Hs"dr..! Re sIar. f"r a
rh-" Of thu kinNih- yIt1l tt'ss,sTfl>LN tuutl.r
~ Si'"rlhl "dtic" and r"athcniI NJ u"i cure, ur
NJ, 'hiiig ilapur~ M lnriSts i,nh,i l., Dk.
~ SEii. treats al rrivats> Dir-lsr- ssIssssfull,
vi 'h"ui N'r"n.y. ag- ttsn.uita2if.H Free.
Ia rough ~Annira,Ii aud t,iNic, ii,riudi Z n,al.-
si'"i nrn~, NJ Price II Vital lt"srOrailvr. l5Ot
bottle. or cur Tins IN" quantity h., s"Et 10 any
address upon receipt vf price nr G. o. D.. S-cHrc
from "bsei Walton. and in y 'ivatr il desired,
A. u. NlNtIt. al. II.
IL kearny ST. sam Fraici~co. Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE; will! bee r. Mt Ia any Qua
ar~lyh2 ny letter. stating sAlhpt' r. ard so
Strict secrecy i'll REGARD To all bus nrssi
DIR. MISTIf KIDNEY EEMEDY. NFpHRIT.
II UN. cares jIlisrasrsoi Kidney a3d Bladder Com.
liainhs sh"Frh,a. Gl-rt, Isucof rhca. For sale bs
all SsCx-rists. 81 bottle; d boil f,T 81
DIX. alNTlE'S DANDEIION PILLS srt the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia snd Iillious CuIr in tho
lnArksf. FOR ssla by all dSasgjsf-. l4tr
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IS \ NEVER FAIi.INi
cur. l"r Nervous bond
ny. Exhausted Vitality
~rnliir.i Weakness. Sp-r.
nihit"lrl'tn, lOSf Naia..
boOa. lmpot~tcy. Par
My ls. ruhih.UTri GA .i.a.
all She .riihlr rti,rtHst
Srli-Ah.sr. Youthful fol-
llrS. aIi~ cNCUsHcs ia n,A-
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II M"hi"Iy. Las >iIut'e
Nocturnal fnlis-i-n, Az
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20
The FINANCIAL SITUATION

The Improvement IN the condition OF
the banks has been so marked since the
recent furry in Wall STREET. that it can
not fail to attract general attention and
exert a favorable influence on financial
affairs. On May u the banks Of
New York reported their holdings of
specie at Sf5.5lo. 600 and Of legal ten
dcrs at 81 oo6, 100. making their total
ash resources So 536,7OO. On Sat
urlay last they had $50 1871 900 specie
and S25 .9S4 700 legal tenders, making
4 total Of S72l72 500, ora gain in
cash for two weeks Of S4,645600.-
Ever since the l2th of April there has
been steady contraction Of loans Ga
that date the banks reported their loans
at S24s i2l coo, and they have since
reduced the amount S45.Sl550O, the
loans outstanding a, the close Of bust
ness on Friday last having bcel $500,
COS, 500 At the same time there has
been a steady cancellation Of the losn GER
tifcatcs issued by the Clearing H ouse
? in the recent emergency The amount
Of such certificates now in active use is
stated at about ST. 500 600, Or re-
lnetion Of fully one-half Of the total
issued On May q the banks were
S76oS,l24 below the Is per cent. legal
reserve requirements On Saturday
e last they had surplus reserve Of
,32a 500 beiss net gain Of 7.74S,.
. rs III very brief period.
These figures show that there a moth
jng to fear 10 connection with the grea
= moneyed institutions Of New York city
III the importance Of which cannot fa;} +
a. Re appreciated IN financial sel CONNER
n cal circles
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20

People may as well make up their
minds to have the hours numbered from
/ to "a. for it is bounl to come. The
railroads will shortly adopt the system
and everybody viH have to folio" A
dial has been Invented to adapt the
present watch movements to the new sys
;em Consecutive hours from to =
are on a continuous land of ribbon
doubled upon itself 50 that the hours Of
sunset and sunrise coincide on the dial
While the day hours are on the inner
circle the night hours are on am outer
circle.
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Fast speakers

TIE present average of speaking in
the United States Senate is about one
hundred and fifty words per minute.
though there are several speakers who
inter over two hundred. Among the
the fastest speakers at present are Sena-
tors Beck, lIawley, Plumb and Morgan.
Beck leads the list. Senator George, OF
Mississippi, is perhaps the stoves,
Daniel Webster was very slow taIker
and he would not average over one hun
5 5noa words minute Henry Clay
smoke much faster, rolling out one hun
dred and fifty words to minute
Calhoun was also SOW until he became
reused rouse up with enthusiasm Of his subject
,sbon his words would flow more rapid
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20

Medical men and scientist, generally
will read with peculiar interc., = bill
that was introduced in the Senate Tines.
lay Of last week 1t IS ds,isDed 10
stimulate investigation that viii rasult
N discovering the cause Of that terrible
s1ourge of the South, yellow fsve, The
handsome prTe Of SlOo,OoO-to say
nothing about the glory, and tho ,er-
''ln'y If being placed ligb 10 Oh the
roll f the worlds benoractor,1;s - be
awarded 70 the person tha .oIro. me
problem Tue last news irom II : sci.
enlist was that one oftheir Dnnb,s :.
result of a series Of experiments had
found out bow to successfully cone viii
nYdFoPa06i' let Us hope that ysllog
teveF's taTn may come usx,
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Tbe ..Ani-Piauo Movement IN Ber-
- Germany, is something new, but
~" ,ooo,s to have been mangnrated with
ss9 aud for the dchmte purpose
ca "a ,Drorm Of serious evil 1t is pro-
u by law to limit practlelng and
P0seu - IN hat instrument to the hours
P ps !, and II. noon, and 5 and . P m.
o. o. = ,rsye has the matter become in that
30 S'@ ,bat he value Of real estate Is al
c q ", by i, What Is to be the result
If he movement there and whether It
81 ! 10 I'e eztcna to other countries, remains
Is 10 10 seen. American communities
10 ~ not without sufferers who would
are ~, nv, ,v..lcome relief in that direction
!
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20

There are bis before Congress grant
ing the right oF Wy through .0dl n
Territory to IS many a. SIX different
railroads Tlae chiefs Of the ltdnu ma
tiuns, whose hands il is p.ofos'. to m
wade, protest against the cons'ru ton
Of the proposed lines. The Iolians do
not want them, aud they view these ct
croacbment. Of the whites with a very
natural alarm The desire Of She South
western people so get foothold in the
territory dedieatcl to she Indians is con
slant aud indispensable. Unless the
moral sentiment of the country TAX :
aud holds strong ground in defsuse o
the Indians rights. and in ppbollmg
she solemn treaties made with them
sooner or later the whites from Texas
Kansas, Arkansas and Missouri vii
out number and dominate She helples
sborigines ia Endila Territory
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H 4 N D S 0 NJ Err
THAN EVER,

We open the season Of 1884 wnb the
hanlsomest line Of Mems and Bows
Clothing ever before shown 10 this Civ
and unequaled ia novelty and variety
anywhere We are better prepared to
serve you now than ever before mann
featuring as VIC do, every Garment uD.
on our premises, under oSr personal si,
pervision, and whilst our recognized sn
Periorily for fine work viii be maiptain
cd, We will be able TO sell at still lova.
figures than heretofore. SyIe. Fla
sance and Low Prices will greet an "a.
,rore rs IN
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THE
|TFFY BARLEY MALT
WTIISKIIY.
r;,b Tou J'OndeF'S, the German
scientist, Recipe WiH dbSOIHie-
In Cure COHSHW pftOH ana
other " dStHg
Diseases.

We are the only concern in the Uni
tea States tottliug and selling to the
Medical Profession and Drug Trade an
absolutely Pure Barley Malt Whisky,
free from fusil oil, combining smothncss
q taste with roundness an | dclicacy Of
favor, acceptable to all ages, and to the
ht delicate stomachs, invaluable as .
sNnulant for tired and nursing mothers
or in cases Of dyspepsia and Indigestion,
AMI found not only on the family side
boarl hut i'll the dispensing room IL
typhoid fever, dysentcry, diarrhoea anu
other low forms Of disease, the profes
sion recognizes It's value, and in May
asst we distributed 1900 sealed bottles
n like number Of representative ply
ms throughout the country for anal
and not one of them found a trace
II oil or any adultcralion whatever
Arendt, the great German Chemist,
Icttcr to us, says: II find it abso-
g~pure and free from fuSii oil, and
hat reason cordially recommend it
\ medical profession" On receipt
4 Re dollars We will send to any adj
J six quart bottles of Whiskey, and
/ Won Wonders, the German Sclen
q recipe for ;he absolute cure Of con-
u ptiou, or other wasting disease, Gum
. the lungs tie entirely dccayed y
4ill be sent in English aud in writing
never print it., endorsed and coun-
gned by ous Secretary and under
seal Of the company. Pure Wins
j. an important factor in the recipe,
results of the use of which are per
ent, as it supplies the system with
carbon rhan the disease can ex-
It. and, insttad Of the body wasting
y it will gain from the third day
and strength Single quart bottles
hiskcy one dollar R.nttanccs to
'ade by p o. order or registered
and addressed to
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20

There are 1885 paper mills in the
world which turn out annually 1901.
WO' 600 pounds of paper. Half Of this
Is used IN printing generally, while
oOO, 600, 0Oo pounds are used for news
papers An average of eleven and a
malt pounds is used be every English
man. and ten and a quarter pounds by
every American.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20
TiLDEN DEc,,,,s

l. The letter Of s@n rilIen ,o
The Chairinrn Of Me-. ue !. q, :. rvecufive
Committee declining - !" fofs .;n > candi-
date for the Presidency y v' : no doubt a
. surprise to many who h.i W., WI forward
s 10 b acceptance with 81 lied hopes;
who bad looked forward 70 HI. leading
The Democratic banner to victory in tie
coming struggle for the mastery be-
tween The two great parties. But to us
arart from being surprise, it was
nothing more than we have been ex.
Pecting since he has been prominently
mentioned az a candidate for the office
o Chief executive Of the nation; but We
thought 1t woild come later; after Al
the delegates to the National Democratic
Convention had been elected, and most
Of whom instructed for him, when his
influence would be greater, and he
placed in better positiC& to dictate the I
nomination.
His letter is plain AID unvanished .
statement Of the duties AID labors d.
volylns upon the Chief Magistrate Of
republic, aud points out the necessity
reform in governmental affairs;
says twenty years Of conaluous mi +
odmlnisration under the lenloraizinp \
influences Of intestine war and Of bal 7,
finance have infected the w,ole govern -
mental system Of the Uuitci States with m
the care rous growth Of false constru.
mons and corrupt practices. Powerful
'I1'ses have acquired pccuniary interests
. otheial abuses, and the moral .taai j..
lrds ofthe people have been impaired ,g IN,
10 redress these evils is work Of der
'reat difficulty and labor, and cannot spin
e accomplished without the most ener Ihc
etc aud efficient personal action on the ~,
art o. the Chief Executive Of the re- e.,
ublie, and predicts the success Of bis Us.
nrty IN the path Of a noble DESTINY othc
ct he declines to shoulder the bur sand
en- sought to be placed upon him ,orI
Tie secs the necessity of better gov treat
nmcnt for the people, Of which lc is -gni
re- and points out the noble destin of I'ay'
party which has twice honored himytb M,
confidence, yet be is unwilling to 9th,
sumo ITS leadership and carryiit, ban. geste
r to that noble destiny" awitinp 4 all th
d assigns advanced years and d,eliping n'.!S
'Ith as bis reason for taking such ,Go
P. Some credulous people who are Of the
posed to believe everything that come. that,
:" great mans lips, may swallow ness
h plausible gush, but we believe 4. 0'en
e motive lies concealed. We bo 5 ,t,ou
e the Grammacy Park misenthronei STROUD
believer in the maxim, "let won see "A t
ugh alone, and is too much Of as,Ton'
ard to risk the laurcls he has se,,,dy "', u,
eyed in doubtful coarse c sr "
'ith the foresight of an astuto polti. God fa
for which he is noted he donh. tie at
the hand write ,non A.. mrcban
"noIlo I.,, ' ''l' and mate til
''"' ioF his party, of glory.
h he speaks, draped in sombn dark.
y o0oou = y NJ.
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The Ruined city in Arizona

The ruined elf city d;scoror.l !.
Arizona last SKINNER occupied tho sido.
81 a canyon which has been cb.is,oa',
walnut Canyon 1t is AN M. ,1I'u
assure IN the earth. with Dotbin, aL.'.'e
rue general level Of Tie CONT ~, =.
u'c"'e ITS existence TO the tr,,ol..
, w. s.anus upon the sides Of il. IN,
I'gc'p,t9us brink. The sides L,va Ll1,
g"lli'd by storms aud torrents - ~"
s,'",l9"' cave like places of great ln.
~ ~, Inherent heights, al.no the bo,,a'e u =
"hIeh when TIE ledge furnisLoss,' ',.''i' VI
s.a dwellings in group. or sincl ,'v n
"u'It' The village was about ,L were
,iulrtcr' Of mile in length and the , c,'
mon III, rear sail being the liyin, w.. ~,
""ile The slles aud fronts wore - In
,4"arc stones laid in clay. 4 n,rr6,s
!. re, or P1th extended along the fran,
''''''lar village extended alopo tina c.,i.
.o' disthnce Of five miles AltLoga,
many domestic implements v.r. c,..l
: was DISCOVERED which inJ.c,,ai
y : character Of the people who once INV w
'a''ted them. Thcr. were mo ,r,..,.. ~
war temples or IDOLS. biero,Iy,I;. !
: pictures There was nofliu, N ;.i...;r
~ "''h the uncIviiized races orIg
,'ht 'ay aud though the widnav,on, q
" Y. runs Indicate the ,xj.t.ne.. arn
, J,''ea races covering large po,tians !.
'"e present Terri ores ~ ir;,1
Nv Ne1,co and Utah rs VEN -li"a, %
~ ' "o',; 'i.A'co' there origin and bis. 10
y y, ' [,.I an unsoly d problem
ya,.J ', lure, years ago, when inst dis. =
a ;. they were, as now. ,ae,nt AZ ,''s 40
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-06-20
SCHOOL NOTICE.
THE Board OF School Commissioners will
1 meet at their office in Port Tobacco,
On TUESDAY. Jmne 24fh. 1854.

FOR the purpose ofrecciying Reports of Teach
ers Of Colored Schools.
No reports received unless made out on
blanks prepared for the purpose, issued by
the State Board Every Report must be
sworn or certified to, before Justice If the
Peace, OF Commissioners
The Secretary viii he prepared to pay the
Teachers ofcoIored schools on Thursday, the
Both Of June
Teachers association (colored, on Mon
dAy, June Esd.
Teachers can be supplied with Blank Tern
Reports By calling on, or sending to Wash.
mgton Burch, VINO can always be founl tl
attend the office
By order of the Board
A. ". NEALE, Secretary.
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Mrs ScoviIle, sister Of Gutrau. who
vas banged for the murder Of prc,i lent
Garfield, IS stopping at prominent no.
tel IN Washington She goes undcr a
fictitious name and is selling pictures. as
she states. for he purpose Of raising
money with which 10 prosecute those
who were Instrumental in the hanging
ot her brother Her mind is not wyu
balanced