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Wisconsin Wholesale,

Wall Siral Nsas,
An Eastern drummer who was travelling
through the agricultural districts OF Wis
Consin came to u CROSSROADS store which
bore sign OF "WhoIssale and Retail"
and he queried the proprietor: "What
can yon do for me, on ten barrels Of "A
sugar?" "Ten bar'lsl Why, great heavens,
but haven't sold that much In ten years"
was the reply, "Well, on one barrel,
then2" THAT'S too much, Wholesale
out here means FIVE pounds Of sugar at
nine cents a pound, and q bar Of soap or 8
dozen clothes'plpa throwed in. WhIch'll
you take2"
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lEidIL Strai Ntps.

WdII SETdF Ntlps.
HAS Muller borrowed anything from
your" "He tried he said he wanted $500
Tor year, and that no could get 1t from
SChultzs, but SGhultzA wanted o percent,
while he WIS not willing to paw more than
percent. So | gave him 81 and said:
Here's the missing 2 percent; 20 and Dor
row the money from Sahultze.'"
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CHOLERA 1SFANrUA. Physicians who
make q specially Of lniAhtlle diseases cay
that the great dehidefatum In cholera In.
iantuin, ID food, proper food that being Oh.
tained the medical treatment becomes an
easy matter. Mellln's Food 10 d pro.
digested food and has been proved Of In.
eatlmablO value In Oholer lnlantum,
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OH'uhu NOT1u'
New Cashier-"I should like to have
an agreement with you to the effect that
shall have a weeks notice In case don't
suit." Bank President-That is easily
fixed II you will agree to give US q weeks
notice before leaving" New Cashier
(thoughtfully)-"Well, let CO."
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An English duchess puts Americans,
PArlSlAnS and cads In the same class.


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10 guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction,
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A double.headed garter snake was kill
ed near ModOc, Canada, recently.
Cure off, sprnln.
MARcEDoN CENrRR, WAYNE Co, N. Y,
February 20, 1885.

February %, 1885. !
Some years ago badly strained my
stomach picking cherries, and have sui.
iered greatly ever since. Nothing has
been 30 beneficial as AllCoCk's PlGsters.
They entirely cured me Of that trouble.
have also been afflicted with lame
ankle, but thess Plasters soon enabled me
10 walk. recommend them whonever
| have an opportunity, 90 l have found
them very useful for over ten years. All.
cocks Plistets have always done me the
greatest service, and l am every day more
and more convinced that no household
should DO without them.
Mis- SUSIE A. Bills.
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Moonstone jewelry is quite the craze II
we may judge from the amount Of 1t seen,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and sto
Markets.

The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW York, August 81, money on cali Gas per
cent, closing at 7aS percent bid, Prime mercan,
tile paper IdS percent Sterling exchange. quiet
but unchanged.
GovERN aENr DoNDS-Dull and steady.
Y. g; %; 1OoH; y. s. AS, 1liH; US. new Is
l26!z; Pacific d OF '15 l2S5z.
STATE IloNDs-NegleCtpd.
RAILROAD BoSDs-Dull and generally heavy,
Bales sl,08O,0QO
STOCKS Tho money market continues to DO the
great topic Of d. Cu'hOn,and the uncertainty Of III
future In E-vHt measure IL due 10 the PFC cat de
prs ion Of business Al the Stock Exchange Ia
The cary tad ny prices woe wax. Jersey Cen
trAl and New YORK Il New England were n II.
sacuUus III The declnr. The weakness continued
until about noon, after which there was slight 70.
acton iOckl,s Valley being strong, but Ia The
last hour prices rCCCdei again and the market
closed weak At the lowest figures reached. Tho
closing prices Invariably show dcclln ., although
l!SL Ere preferred g down Y and Canada Pacific
shows an o vance OK percent
TT nSAcll'ns only 80, l52 ShRies
ST CKs QuTATt0SS Closed bid: Adams Bx.
pfOsS, l31Is American EEprCN los: Canada South
EN- 4SiSi Genital Pacific, a; Chesapeake 4 Ohio,
=; do Ant! preferred, lbH do seconds. ~ q. o.
q q L., OK; Denver 4 Rlo GrAhde. 2)i Erle SIX;
% p.'f TFSa III Fs,t wsyT%S ii7S KHn'1s :
Shore, SIjS; Louisville 4 nashville, lsji; Louis
Vile New Albany 4 chicago, 81: Memphis 4
Char, 1901 Michigan Central 7SHi Missouri
Pacific, l0sISi Ma liVillg & ChRttAloogG, 6SI New
Jersey Central, 81 Northern Pacific, 27Mi dC
preferred, lSk, ihl1sgu d Northwestern, iiS,fi
DO preferred, ft2h; Now York Central, 1857 Ohio
CeottAl II ohio 4 MiAal .ippl, %: do preferred
2ilSt st. Louis Fan Francisco, 2SXi do pro
ietF. d. bgki do ilht preferred, lt2i o., n, h al
Paul, Q1JSi do preferred, 1901 Texas q Paci'c
l Union rSclc Uhl ,S,i, state &, E[EtG I,s
EarRO EKpiesL 1881 MCsLern Union, 6yak
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ItA6ords me pleasure to assure you that NJ
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have tried q good variety, bat have never
had any to act so promptly, probably, ald
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Bill or medicine equal to Or. G. MCLanes Cele'
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have been In the past
Yours truly, Z. u. GILES.
Pastor NJ. i. Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference
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NH1O RIVER RAILROAD.
" Time table corrected 70 JUNE %, 1886 Trains
leave Panhandle station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, As f6llOwS-Central ttRndArd
Tlme-whCh Is IS minutes slower than Wheeling
'''D'' GOING sourll'
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1lrond.lntfa nnd rrorlaIonl.

NEW YORE, August Ri.--FiOnr, receipts 1901
barrels, exports S,s7i bAftelsj Bl4 sAosi market
dull and heavy, bAes 1900 barrels, Wheat 10.
UOlpN 22a,lb0 bushels, exports l7l,OS2 bushels,
cash GRADES kAiC higher, options hfIn and I'D.
VAnCed 1SAjkl, lale' Weakened and Tell back kAio
closing 6Uhvlly, sales al OV0 buthels Of ittifeSI
1900 bushels Of spot No. 2 llhleagl SOL No. Z
northern SONQ unSiAde red slAp9b{oI No. . red
SOC steamer No 2t0i b6lt0i No, 2 red @4A5gQ de.
Ilyeted; IN xed Wlnlet 660i No. red pllSO! No. 2
while Nlfo. M. I'D BCpietnbet 8iiSA51tC, closed
al s1kci October SsaS.Bq $40, November 9OiSA
0Ol<C closed al OOn, closed a. pS{OI May psagS5iGi
Jina g9S, OlOs,d IL w. Com, spot lOl advAiGed
i9S 40 bushels export bAfS Dusleisi sales gOl Zoo
bushels Of intutOit IA 700 bushelt Of gpoti I'D.
gtadyd 6jiIsAb21{Oi do 4. and b0IScj No, 9splt
closed a. b9t0 November 61,(a6IJlo closed Al
6Ht0l DeC6lnber bSNabtAO OlOiel at Nkci
May bGNt 6G1ic. c.0ted 81 b6)ko. oiN
KAlEo higher aud mora RGllVeI receipts
u 80 buinelAi eGp1rN iia buAhUlsj ID %
gijI0o bushels iulutti, lao bu,hs spot, miied
western SlAglcj white dD 6AllO. Hay teady And
In ialf demands ihlppng b0abOC Gomez tp iAifj
lilo ifIn al i0s4AiOIGdi Upllunl 1tn aud iiiily 90
live, RAILS w bigai Sop emb4f 88Oas PO0j OCtO.
bef sJOAS,90di November 00as 7OCi December
6OaS fOCl January 10lS 1901 February 6,J6d5,F 10,
Match G65Ol .Apul g,SOC, sugar steady and qulslI
lAlf 70 sOOd iOAhlhg t9toi extra UtStAS Titoi
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Wheeling Live stock Market.
Tho market hia been fairly active, and prices
have lewRncd almost unchanged. Hogs have
boon ilOrS u 3tivH tuau for some time. Quotations
range about az follows:
CitiIe- 600 TO l,lO0 lbs stock atlaic per h. /;
10 per 10.
i,og,-MarkGt active; a%SAi3<c per ID.
LGIahs-Fair al 2GijSc per ID.
CIitGs--Sl Uln6 % per head.
SAttp-21SASC Der h.
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RIrMfyn lIn0g,

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ed and received. would only say, they have
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terfolts are unde at ST. Louis, Mo-
and WhOOlinH, w. Va
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TEvEsrruO, Canada West, Ont

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they arc good, bilious, pill. nave llsed
lanes Pills, manufactured by Fleming BIOS.
arc genulne,ai gentlemen YOU have ny thanks
IN sending. gave some Of those pills y my
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rot three pills. H0 sald they did help pilll. hc
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gentlemen, 1 will do all car to Introduce Vr.
D. MCiIano's. Liver Pills. manufactured ny
Fleming Brothers. Yours With respecI,
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St. Clainylllo Accommodation. leaves Wheeling
Rt S95 a. in., 1850 and 600 p. nj leaves BellRif0
at $40 a. m 2:24 and 6:86 p. m. Returning, ar.
iiveS at Wheeling al S:lb q. M l:S6 aud 6;I5 p. M,
daily exnepi Sunday.
MoundSyillo accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at II :3S a. IN and arrives Rt houndsvie at l2:l5
p. M. daily except sunday.
Grafton accommodation at 8:6 p. N.
ZAnc6Villo accommodation leaves Wheeling Of
100 p. M, daily except Sunday.
TO- p. m. train through 70 Cincinnati without
change, with u. & 0 Sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
D Il o. Sleeping Cans on all through trains.
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. 8, leaving Wheeling at 0:26 q. M, arriving Of
Cincinnati Of $50 p. m.
Close connections arc made for all points South
and Southwest North and Northwest, making this
u desirable route Tor coloniSH and persons moving
70 tho great West, and 10 whom particular Attel.
ten Is given,
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale Of Depot
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
Depot Ticket OfiCe.
1Ilo4 Q. BUIlKE Ticket Agent, B, 10. Depot.
JOHN 7. LAM, Tray. Passenger Agent.
X, T, DEVRlE9, General Agent, Wheeling
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gralnspartattslr.

DITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI 4 ST.
II LOUIS RAlLR0AD-PanhAndl Route;
Tiuie tabla Tor East and West corrected 70 JUNE
%. 1850 Trains leave Panhandle station, foot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ follows,
Central Standard time:
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Daily Daily Az.
No i. No, 4 com.
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Nav YoRx August 81 The exports Of domestic
coLtonS fer the pant week were zoos pack ges mai.
!ng I9r the expired pOTLlOn u the year 4 lota OF
tmc lest year, HAS III 1881 ard ll2,6G3 In 1881
A! IObblng hapds tCCro was worry gOOd demand,
while OF agents Ofde for lew and dup ate selcc.
tons IN connection with dc iyerls on old engage.
rnenls have returned large total OF AAlOs.
Wool.
NEw York, August 81 Wool arm and In fair
request: domestic ileCce 8OAS6o; Texas va2Sc.
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The market retains firm, healthy tone, such "a
his characterized II for the past month. Growers
arc IN many cases still holding for advanced prices
as follows XXX Washtd aOai5o; unWashed. ono. hid
OIL; medium washed, gOA12C; unwRShed lSa2lc.
GiaStUg-Sl 76al u, according 10 quality.
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higher aud iaiTiy acIlYsj No Q winter rcd SPOT
5(ci August S514U bid september SS1lRS5(i0;
October S654as7c Torn, western lrregu lr aud
duli We,teFn mixed spO 4sTs6JO; Avg lst 4sIJSSu
Dldi September 4Si4ai9J; UUlobGr iDA 40Ssc,
OAIs slow aud queti western white SS,S5G DO
mixed 80. Provisions arm aud fairy active, Cot.
fee hlgheEi Rio cargOsi ordinary 10 lAir 0IItl04c.
TOLEDO, o., August 3l,-WhGat active aud high.
err cash and september SOlSglOOob $50; DeCeln.
Der SlJGp; May Vlbc Com nTm aud higher; Gu h
4!1Sr Oats steady cash 26NL tllvgreCd steady;
CaSl and sepLsnber & W. OIL1ber u W,
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architest of the Treasury aaeregasing $3.50. 900,
for heating. hoisting and ventilating apparatus
for 1887, with request that Congress appro-
pirate that amount Among the buildings 10 be
benefited by this appropriation are those as
Fort Wayne. Ind, $4,000; Columbus, o. SIG, 900;
Toledo, $17, ,500
The Postmaster-general to-day granted two
additional letter carriers for Terre Haute.
"a II. Hanna, of indianapolis, Is at the Eb-
bitt.
District Attorney Lamb expects to leave here
for Indianapolis tomorrow. It is believed here
that he has received no encouragement about his
confirmation. which seems 10 hang stnbbornly.
William +. Graves has been commissioned
postmaster at McGary, Iue.s and james F. Elder
at Richmond.
The House committee on elections to day dis
missed the petition asking that the members OF
Congress from California be unseated, on the
ground that the State had been reapportioned
and that the members did not reside in their
congressional districts
Representative Breckinridge, of Kentucky.
has been instructed to report favorably bill to
amend the Revised Statutes so as to require
brewers to give bond for three times the amount
of tax which. in the collectors opinion, the
brewer will be liable to pay during any one
month, instead of twice the amount, as now re-
quired by law.
The Indianapolis journal., 1886-03-19
New York Street Railwvy Franchise.

New YORK, March 18--Injunctions restrain
ing the Board of Aldermen from passing the
cable railway franchise over the Mayors veto
are being granted more rapidly than was at first
anticipated. Three more were granted to-day
in the Supreme, Superior and Common Pleas
Courts by Judges Lawrence. OGorman and
Allen respectively The papers similar in
each case, the only difference being in the names
of the plaintiffs. Jos P. Garden is plaintiff in
the Supreme Court action, M. X. Jessup and
George NJ Miller in the Superior Court, and
John S. Foster in the Court of Common Pleas
The papers declare that the rapid tran
sit commissions appointed by the
Mayor had no authority to give
away the right to any company to control the
surface of the streets; that the cable company
had no legal existence, and that it's certificate of
incorporation is invalid; the resolutions of the
board were passed without giving the public an
opportunity to be heard and valuable fran
chise, worth at least 81 600 000 was given away.
1t is asked that the executions be declared void
and of no effect. The double cable system will
require two trenches four feet wide in each
street. An affidavit corroborating these facts
was also made by B. T.. Waters. The injunc-
tions are made returnable next Monday.
ALBANY, n. Y. March 1S.-Both branches of
the State Legislature to-day passed the bill re-
quiring that street-railway franchises in New
York be sold to the highest bidder.
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THE SALVATION ARMY.
A Threatened Raid ON New Y0rk.-Arrange-
ments for u Monster Convention.

A Threatened Raid ON New York.--Arrange-
ments for u Monster Convention.
LONDON. March l8.-One thousand soldiers oil
the English Salvation Army will soon depart for
New York, to revive religious feeling" among
the Americans. The army will confine it's opera
tions to that city, which will be thoroughly
paraded and worked up The campaign will be
short and vigorous, and at it's conclusion the
army will return to England.
General Booth, the commander-ip- chief of the
Salvation Army, denies the report that a thou
sand members OF the army will soon visit New
York
The Salvation Army Is completing arrange
ments for holding in this city monster interna-
tional religious convention. The managers an
nounce that they have secured five of the largest
halls in London for the accommodation of the
thousands who are expected to attend.
The convention will open on May 28,
and last week The regular
delegates who will be present to represent the
army's religious movements in different foreign
parts of the world will number $500 These
delegates, the managers say, will include Hin
docs, negroes, Maories and American Indians.
Passage for the American delegates has already
been secured aboard the steamer Assyrian Mon.
arch, which will sail from New York about
May Is.
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nants touching the insdtution Of the govern
'ment suit and Van Bsnthuysens connection
with the same
The witness said the most of the statements
had come to him through third persons
Reference was made to statement in the
pamphlet that Van Benthuysen became con-
EvsnUed that the Tatarior Department might re-
lport adversely. and that il he withdrew the sp-
plication and signed certain agreement di-
rect order from the Department of Justice
would be issued to bring suit, and thus force an
adverse decision Of the Interior Department
Mr. Ranney wished to know the gronnd for
this statement.
The witness replied that il was probability.
He believed that Van Benthuysen and Garland
understood perfectly well that suit was to be
brought in a short time. He said he knew that
Colonel Yeung had sent Van Benthuysen out
there. Colonel Young had seen through the
whole business. from beginning TO end; he was
of the witnesses agents in promoting the
business of the company, and he had been sent
ont by Senator Harris He also knew that he
1.-THE witness had made the application to Gar
land to have suit brought, and that his aprliea-
ton had been ignored.
MIR. Ranney-Did you make the statement of
whole cloth2
Witness (Emphatically)-I made it up OF
truth.
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A Denial that They Have Joined or Intend
to Join the Catholic Church.

A Denial that They Have Joined or Intend
to Join the Catholic Church.
Augusta (Me.@ Special.
The Kennehec Journal Gnspired) says: We
have recently received many inquiries from dis
tant parts of the country to whether the two
unmarried daughters Of Mr. Blaine had become
or were about to become members Of the
Catholic Church These inQuirers had seen such
report in the public press, but uniformly in
papers known to be hostile to Mr. Blaine. The
information therefore seemed to be given with
the view of injuring Mr.. Blaine with Protestant
voters just as Rev. Burchard's extraordinary
assault on the Catholic Church had been used
to injure Mr. Blaine with Catholic voters We
do not expect that anything we could say will
stop the inventors of falsehoods. But it is
proper to state that the story referred to has not
the slightest foundation. The young ladies were
baptized in the Congregational Church of this
city, of which church Mr.. and Mrs Blaine have
been members for thirty years, and have never
formed any other church connection. Miss
Margaret Blaine, concerning whom the inquiries
are more especially addressed, is at this very
time one of the most constant attendants upon
the worship of the Congregational Church. 1t is
rather humiliating to make public such state
ments concerning matters which belong excu-
sively to private life, but it seems necessary to
correct stories known to be false by those who
first put them in circulation. We have thought
that statement from the city of Mr.. Blaines
residence. where all his children were born and
reared, would be accepted as authoritative by all
VINO really want to know the truth. Hence
though not without reluctance, we publish these
facts
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A Railway Ticket Thief.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 18.--R. A. Scott the
young man who was arrested here last night,
charged with stealing railroad tickets, and dis
posing of them to scalpers, awaits orders from
the railroad officials of Palatka Florida. Scott
was employed in the railroad Office there. He
was discharged, but before he left he stamped
and fixed for use about four thousand dollars
worth OF railroad tickets He brought these
away with him, and has been disposing of them
at Chattanooga, Atlanta, Louisville and Cmcin-
natl He sold over one hundred dollars worth
here, and still had large number on hand
When arrested he pretended to take poison, and
stood electric batteries, emetics, and strong an
tidotes for four hours before showing that he
was playing part Scott is about eighteen
years old, and dudish in appearance
The Indianapolis journal., 1886-03-19

Chamberlain Gives His Reasons for An
tagOnizing the Cabinet Chief
He Will Not Remain IN the Ministry Unless
the Amount Of Money To Be Paid for
Land fs Largely Reduced.
Mr.. Chamberlain Emphatically Declares that
He Cannot Indorse It.

Mr.. Chamberlain Emphatically Declares that
He Cannot Indorse It.
LONDON, March 18-Mr. Chamberlain told a
friend that Gladstones Irish proposals would In
volve so complete q separation that it would be
impossible for the English to join in giving any
guarantee to the landlords, and that unless a
method was found to greatly reduce the amount
of the proposed payment he (Mr. Chamberlain)
would otremain in the Cabinet. Mr.. Chamberlain
conferred long and earnestly with Mr. Trevelyan
in the House of Commons this afternoon, and
afterward conferred privately with Lord Ran
dolph Churchill for nearly an hour The cir
cumstance was much commented upon by the
quidnuncs in the lobby. Meanwhile the tension
in the Cabinet continues. Neither Mr. Glad
stone nor Mr. Chamberlain appears to be dis
posed to yield
Mr.. Chamberlain combated Mr. Gladstones
separation, and that the circumstances under
which the landlords would be guaranteed would
bring no risk to England.
The News says that the delay in the resigna-
tion of Mess-s. Chamberlain and Trevelyan is
merely matter of convenience, to allow Mr..
Gladstone to announce his scheme In Parlia-
ment. 1t is understood that Mr.. Gladstone
proposes G120, ,000, 900 as a land fund.
Mr.. Labouchere says Mr.. Gladstone's proposal
that England guarantee the interest on the ex-
preparation loan appears to fail to secure the
support of the Conservatives and Wings; and
though many Radicals would agree to it rather
than lose home rule, if the country were ap-
pealed to. the English obligation of guarantee
would rspel the Radical vote and possibly re-
suit in the rejection of the scheme. 1t is. there
fore, better for Mr. Gladstone to propose home
rule alone with provisions to prevent the Irish
Parliament expropriating the landlords without
compensation. This plan would be more GER
tain of adherents in the general election.
The Dublin United Ireland. edited by William
O'Brien, and partly owned by Mr.. Parnell, says
that Gladsones land and homerule schemes
are so closely knit together and so dependent on
each other that neither can stand alone In
proof of this, United Ireland points to the fact
that the landlords of Ireland, whom Mr. Glad
stone proposes to buy ont, by the very terms Of
the appropriation bin are made unable to
avail themselves of its enactments until an Irish
legislature has been established at Dublin to ad-
minister the bill