The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-14

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slwsss cat of mpovment and in want In
these quarters. which are in the old town.
Edinburgh has an ''old sown"-the death
rate IL OF course very high. while IL ~ very
i0w in the better quarters. It Is undoubt-
eddy to the aceursed land system and land
lord system here that many public evils
may be traced.
see no prospect Of any speedy change
in the land laws by which the aristocracy
will be deprived OF their vast territorial do
mains or preserves; but yet good deal is
being done in several ways to bring about
improvement in the condition of the dis
lnQeTllcu Glasses. l. he CITY autQOfltleS are
causing the demolition OF many OF the old
rookeries and compelling the erection OF
modern domiciles in their stead the broom
brigade does its duty well; there is tenn.
perance crusade that is telling, and there
are hundreds of benevolent and reforma.
tory societies that are doing good work.
| In reading a list of these societies one
would think that provision had been made
against almost every human i'll in Edin-
burgh; but, alas! the facts show that
neither religion nor science has yet reached
the root OF the wrongs that bear foul fruit
here.
ABBEYs AND PALACES.
The tourist can find numerous places of
rare interest in the environs of Edinburgh ;
and he will find it worth his while to visit
Roslin chapel, Melrose abbey, Dryburgh
abbey, Abbotsford. and so forth. He will
also find it instructive TO visit the domains
and palaces or mansions of The aristocracy,
such for example as those of the Mar quis
OF Tweeddale, the Duke of Buccleuch; the
Marquis of Lothian and Lord Roseberry. l
have found that there is no great difficulty
in obtaining admission to them at this sea-