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Evening journal., 1891-10-05
LAST EDITION
THOSE nMlssINen BOOKS.

Deputy Clerk Eliason Indignant-Com
missioner DOLLS Knew the Books Were
In the Office.
Deputy Clerk Eliason is still indignant
over the unjustifable attack the Morning
News made upon him.
what about those missing records2
asked an EVENING JOURNAL reporter this
morning.
Well, III tell you, replied Mr. Ella
son. 'fou see the books were In the Levy
Court room when this matter first began.
The members kept scattering them
around, leaving them there without
fastening the doors, and so | gathered
them all up aud placed them in safe
place in our Office where they
properly belong. There they have
remained for weeks, ard they have just
missed them. Mr. Jolls knew Friday
night where they we're, and commended
us for our thoughtfulness. The thing
that led up TO the matter was this:
Every Tom, Dick aud Harry would come
in here at all hours of the day and want
to see this book and that book,
until it became nuisance
When the books were looked for Friday,
Mr. Nicholson, who was in the office. did
not know where they we're As soon as
/ knew OF il | went to Mr. Jells and
asked him ii the books were wanted for
anything important He said mo |
thought no more OF the matter until
the Morning News stated that they
were missing, for / bad told Mr.. Jolls
where they were. commissioners Clark
and Hutchison knew it before they went
to the depot. Mr. Jolls has since said that
he is very sorry any such statement was
made in the Morning News"
What have you 90 say concerning
your duties as outlined by the Morning
News2"
When the Levy Count is in session
! am its clerk, but not when IL is not In
session. | am not at the beck and call
of the individual members when it is not.
When it Is not in Sc sion l am here TO
transact the business of this Office, but
you cannot get member of the court TO
state chat have ever been discourteous
to him. have never refused to grant a
reasonable request the court or its mem
hers have made upon me, and the Levy
Court will back me up ia the assertion.
The assessments are the vouchers of
the clerk of the peace, and only when
the court Is In session is 1t proper that
they should be taken from the office. It
is only by courtesy that they are used at
any other time, and no one has the right
to look at them except through our
courtesy"
Are not the records Of the court pen
to alp
NO Here is The order of the court.
The records are under our control sub
ject only to inspection by attorneys All
others must.pay % cents name for each
search. We have been very accommo
dating, and never made the charge, but
we do not like to be imposed upon.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
eEasoNAL eAaAeAApt4a

Alonzo Clifton of Dover is in this city.
G. w. Clayton Of Middletown was in
this city yesterday.
L, s. Emmel OF North East, Md, was
in this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Janvier have re-
turned from McDonough.
Mrs. Eliza Capelle Of Clayton, N j., is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Sallie B. Newlin spent Sunday
with relatives in Coatesville, Pa
Miss Clara Wiederman and Miss
Emma Caldwell. two well-known VIII
mlngton young women, will make their
first appearance on the stage in New
York October %
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

Part II. !


Beatrice Genevieve the six-year old
daughter of Professor A. T Boulay, died
at her fathers hous', on Saturday, after
g long and severe illness with membrane.
GUS Group The little girl was exceed
ingly bright aud the flower of the family.
Her parents have been ia great distress
since her illness took a discouragirg
turn, two weeks ago. and now they ave
almost heart. broken with grief The
funeral services will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock and interment will
be made at st. Peters Pro-Cathedral
burying ground.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
Sussex County Court.

Judge Grub, Attorney General John
Blggs and Deputy Attorney Genera.
Thomas Davis are in Georgetown attend
ing the court which convened there to-
day. The Courts Of General Sessions
and Oyer and Terminer will be large, and
the business Of the Superior Court will
be very small. The only capital case to
be tried is that of George Walker. Is
years old, indicted for killing his brother
The case Of Harvey L. Wells and Freder
lex Williams, the Delmar duelists, will
attract much attention.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

Mrs. d. f Monroe will deliver three
lectures in the First Presbyterian
Church. under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Aid Society ofthe church on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday nights OF this
week. The title eff the FIRST will tie
Christ In Art;" second Beyond the
Mississippi, and third. ENGLAND, It's
Shrlnes and lis People There will be
goad music furnished at each OF the
lectures and stereopticon views to ex
plain the lectures. The prices for ad
mission are Adults, course tickets, so
cents; children % cents; single. adults.
% cents children, 10 cents
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
DIED OF His Injuries.

Edward Stuart OF No. 3O1 South Jack
con street. died on Saturday morning
from injuries received while at work 10
the harlan and Hollingsworth Company s
works on Tuesday, September % At the
time of the accident he was working
near q circular saw and a block thrown
from the saw caused his injuries He
was reported to be getting well until
Saturday morning, when with the words,
kiss me, mother. for / am dying,
upon bis lips be expired BE was 20
years Of age. His funeral will take place
tomorrow
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

Some wag is trying to brighten Robert
e. White.of Georgetown. Mr. White,
or bob" White. as he is Familiarity
known, is q well known lawyer and
Democratic politician Of Sussex county.
Several days ago he received al anony
nous letter mailed at Wilmington. The
letter informed him that within six
months, the writer, who claims to be a
professional burglar, will rob his house,
but will not harm tine Inmates II is
currently believed that some Sussex
countian who has been in Wilmington.
has put up the joke against Mr.. White.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

The health officer sent by Registrar
Colquhoun to inspect the prem.
ises of lsaac Collins, No. 406
West Front street, which have
been given much prominence in the
papers rs Filthy Hebrew tenement, .
reports that there are hundreds
of place In Wilmington much
worse Collins claims that
what little garbage there is in the yard
was thrown there BY one Of his next door
neighbors, who is party to the com
plant lodged against him
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

On October aud the B. & o. rail
road will sell tickets to Washington a
the lew fare Of So % for the round trip
Tickets will be good on ali trains aud
good to return until October Z inclusive
This is the best season of the year &
visit Washington and an excellent oppor
tunity to take trip on the famous Roys
Blue Line vestibuled trains
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

mayor Calvin B. Rhoads, professor
of music, and well known in this city
has accepted position as choir master
of the Church Of the Immaculate Con
csption in Atlanta, Ga. he will leave
this week to assume his duties. The
church is one OF the finest Roman
Catholic churches in the South and Is in
the See of Bishop Becker, formerly of
this state The choir has forty voices
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
Crowded sm ollnr uara-

Passengers on the p w. q B. railroad
complain that il is almost impossible fol
them to get seats in the smoking car on
account Of bbe large number of section
hands who come up the road on Monday
morning, and 90 down the road on Satur-
day evening. They suggest that addi-
tional Accommodations be provided for the
section hands
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
REPRESENTATIVES, Dillon Dead

Hon. ]. D. Dillon Of Viola died yester.
day BE was largely Interested in peach
growing. and has been living at Viola
for about two years He represented
York county in the Pennsylvania House
Of Representatives in 1887 and 1899.
The body will be inferred at Hanover,
Pc which is his old home.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

The German residents Of this city will
celebrate German Day by holding mas
meeting in their hall, at Sixth aud Wal.
nut streets to night Henry c. Conrad
and Or. j, Behrens Of Philadelphia will
deliver addresses, Dancing aud sinqi .
will also be INDUCED in. Two orchestral
will be In attendance.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

Wilmington Carpet Cleaning Works,
Eleventh and Jackson streets, is ready for
the fall trade Carpets taken up, cleaned
and relaid.
T FERRY Proprietor
Telephone. $50
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
w. C. ROBELEN,
f08 West Seventh st.
PROTECTOR OR FREE TRADE. >
Henry G.orgeIs Great BOOK
The Greatest Work ever written o
tha ErI.Enre

The Greatest Work EVER Written on
the Subject
New York Herald,-A book which ever
workingman can read with interest aud ought
to read.
Philadelphia Record Written with a
clearness, vigor a. d a terseness that at once
attract.
Indianapolis Sentinel-An anxious for a
full discussion of the most portant public
question Of the day should use their efforts 10
promote the circu alton of this handy and IN !
economy.
he0maha (Nebl Republican sid 80 Every
one who wants 10 get a clearer view on the
tariff question should read this book, and
whether he be, ONES free trader or not, he
viii know more OF political economy than
ever BEFORE
sent postpaid 70 any address fer % cents per
copy. Address all orders to
JOURNAL PRINTING CO.,
WILMINGTON. DEL
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
Drought Down the STATE

Farmers down the Peninsula complain
that their fall work Is retarded by
drought. This condition has been re.
lieyed in Sussex by wo copious rains.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

The exchanges OF the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were: Total.
sl16, 140.11; balance. s29, 772.29.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
LrorNsE APrLToArloNs-

Notice. u, ANNA KAISER, THE TEN
\ ~ Ant ana occupant OF the house situated
Al No. ~ East Second reets, inthe Second
ward In the city ofWilmington. county OF New
Castle and State OF Del ware In COM
pliance with the equirementr OF the
acts of the General Assembly In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply IN writing TO the Court 81
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De-
livery Of the state OF Delaware, 10 and FOR
New fiastle county, on Monday, the 10th day
Of November, 1891, being the next term OF
said court, for q license for said house AZ
an inn or tavern. for the sale the Elm OF 10
toxicating liquors IN less quantities than one
quart, ~ be drunk on the PREMISE and the 10 :
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward at
least twelve Of whom are sub-iantiRl free hold
erH OF said ward, recommend the said applica-
ton. viz:
Wiliis1 stuart, Michael Rafferty,.
Charles r. sparks, hsorge Grieb,
John farnan, Henry Gebert,
LESLEY Smith, George Weth.
Henry tAldmeier, James $ Ashworth.
Robert Kenyon. August Hilger,
Andrew t5rotz, john Braunstein,
Thomas w. McNay, George b Metzner,
Michael Grady Harry Schnepf,
Matthias Safegelhalter. John punkeLt,
y. Jenny, John McGovern,
Jacob scheller, Il. shakespeare
John O'Hara, Peter Gross
Matthias J.iMurnberg, William DnrhAm,
ANNA KAISER
n. OTICE.--I THOMAS FARMAR, T8E
= owner and occupant OF the house situated
at the southeast corner Of Fifth and Poplar
streets, In the Fourth ward in the
CITY OF Wilmington. county OF New
Castle ADD state of Delaware. In com
piance with the requirements OF the pcts
Of the General Assembly in such case m adj
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply IN writing to he curt OF General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State Of delaware. in and for New Castle
County, on Monday, the 18th day Of NoVem-
Der, 1897, being the next term Of said court,
for license for said house as an inn or
tavern. for the sale ther-in OF intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one quart, "a
be drunk on the preu ises, and the following
re i;setassf citizens OF said ward, at least
twelve Of whom are substantial freeholders
OF said ward. recon mend the said application.
viz.
Lewis Sasse, Charles d. Hartman,
y. Hertel. M. J., J. II. Schaefer,
Daniel Reagan, d. Underwood.
tFansis y. Jacquot, Michael H Kelley,
James Mccoy, Jane Russell,
Charles G. Mammele. John w. Reed
Michael Connell, Elys0l Davenport,
Peter McAleer, Anton Gross.
Daniel DOhl John w. Crosby.
Hugh Hagan, Andrew Dettling,
Fred. q. Mammele, j. NJ. Singey,
John Burnside. Jos A Magee.
George j. 4 gle. George II BHumanp.
THOMAS FARMAR
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

The Fastest Time 81 Washington Ia via.
Is 80. r..
On October aud tickets to Wash
tuguon and return WIN clst only So On
Good to return until October z.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

Failure AZ Milford.
II said that James A Dayton. mer
chant at Milford, has failed.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05
Fpworth ohoIr,a oonoart.

The choir of Epworth NJ. E. Church
will this evening hold their final rehesr
sal for it's free CONCERT on Wednesday
night. The proartr, which has b. en-
prepared with great care, is as follows.
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

It will be observed that the "Equit-
abie's' business for 1890 alone. equals the
total insurance in force Of the Provident
life, Penn Mutual and Manhattan Life
combiued
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

y. bAHKLEY q BROS. Co, 4th and French.
w q J LANG, Fifth and french streets.
ffAoL y. 1NIDEk. l13 West Eighth street.
NJ; = " B1L, No East Second street.
GHARLFS YFT-rt 2 u y r..r,-th .t-aa4
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

Af,FSTI5ES3A s SAYINGS BANK .t,e Market st.
E,Iri nrlA - Y NATIONAL BANK, 9TH g. v arkef
ht&llIABLE ARA NTFE AND rrRTTans
n v.0tMsPANY, No. s37 Market street =
FARMERS BANK OF DELAWARE. North
~ S I, 81, corner Lhird and Market streets
:, n i Firth AM Market streets va
= aaaONAL BANK OF DEL WARE, N. II.
:, corner sr1,er sixth and Market streets -'
~ = NJ NJ NnL BANK OF WILMINGTON
AND bhANDYWINE. Accounts solfcsts.1.
private safe deposit boxes for rent: North
wssf corner second and Market streets
sEESJkIIf TRUST AND SAFE DRP0srw
COMPANY. No. bl9 Market street. - o''AA
UNION NATIONAL BANK. b0s Warka. q.
WILMINGTON SAYINGS FUND Sfl('IErfsv
S01theaRt corner Ninth and Market atrs.atss
Evening journal., 1891-10-05

z = NFUT NFUHa
?. +. MCDANIEL q co. 1909 Market street


rtslEsIIEh EBNER, tth and Union & 300 French
tryVQhD BOpTLINu co, cor 9th and )rangs
ing Ave and Scott ST.. and tth and r. ,,,rh
JOHN q. SCH AFTER. nth and Union sfa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

II doesn't tal,o much to attract q crowd
IN New York. Let two gamins star,
ncroii Fourteenth strpct on run any
afternoon, AMI before they have gone a
block there win DO hundred people AZ
their heels, all running. No one but the
boys know what's up. but tho crowd
PUSHES thithcr without any inquiring.
Let man stop on corner In plain view
and gnEo intcntly at the tlgy. and In ton
minute atty or moro people will have
gathered about him aud directed their
gaze hcavenwsrd Only New Yorkers
would do this. Curiosity 10 the common
failing. | witnessed noteworthy Incl.
dent Of this character tho other evening.
u was at the corner Of Sixth avenue and
Fourteenth street.
A inan halted ut the foot Of tho ele.
waited station and pointed his umbrella
toward the rear u tho corner house.
He did IL 10 demonstrate the extent Of
New ioikerl' curiosity. He stood there
half minute. when a second man halt.
ed. Then a third stopped, and within
five minutes the street was blocked and
the street ears couldn't move. Several
policemen were there, too. and all las.
ing at tho rear wall. some one said
thieves were climbing over the roofs.
aud other stories equally ridiculous were
bfuited about Fully COO people stood
there, no, knowing why they did 70. Il
was half an hoar before tho streets were
cleared. New York Star.
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oIs,rs,le snalInr Iner,n.lnr.


The laws against cigarette smoking, .
said member Of one VI tho largest firms
that manufacture that article, (which
forbid thei' No TO ininora aud call, In
So~ .Jrk at least. fer tho Immediate
arrc., OF every youih under sixteen who
IA caught smoking them IN public places,
have not had the slightcs, elect on ,l,o
Gigantic market, Dcsula thele laws
aud tho uiundcrlngs Of the medical ms.
the cigarette business haa grown .tcadilv.
and the entire output of the factories TO.
day Is fully one-third greater than TIA,
OF two years ago. Even " the laws
against tho cigarette smoking minor
were strictly enforced. which they are
not I; would no; AZ all influence the
trade.
The reason Is found Ia the fact that
the average little boy who affects the
paper wrapped weed has oaly a worry lin.
tied capital at HE command. IA hc buys
only tie cheapest brands the hig dealer.
wont waste tino N selling TO him. He
rarely invests Ia o whole package. and
deals almost cniirely with tho,c queer
little shops Ia lido streets wherc clqar.
cites are cold IN broken lo,, at the ratio
II two Tor q pepay. "A You can easily
see, the cntire suppression o. this brunch
81 tho bstincu d not liable TO ogorcI,s
much iniinncc upon the trade at large. -
New York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

There il a little guild Of men f,co.
tioasly called THE Early rtrls.r They
ti1e in the summer before tho spsfrov,i.
aud though they do NOT 60 10 rorl;
ihcmiclvc1 It 10 th,ir vocation 70 can
other people 20 work. On darl; winter
inotning5 they are ont before The snow.
birds nTe awake. They have regular
routes. and every morning between =.
ead o'clock they stop at houscs, ,ing
door leila and tell people It's tine 10 ri
up, Thcir clienta arr butchers. Ia, ,.n.
ders, car drivers, restaurant l,spcrp apl
car conductors, men who savs 10 20 IA
worA very early In tho l.oiuir;.. ma 10
whom Il 90 a esIious 'ig,tcf 10 10 nftcel
minutes o. hall IA hour late.
Soae Of thcse oerly binll have from,
hitaan TO twcuty cue.omsrA. They zoo
lToin twenty-five to City cents a weci,
from each. iho hGrtegderl usually pav
bali O dollar week for bslnr eai!ei.
The act that their businsss q d, sucecs,.
~ oac Shove that they nro more reiiA.
DO and effective than an alarm clock.
Their days vogl, IA ilniahcd In two
hour.-Esw Yorl, journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

II WIS Ia tho C., II. and ID. depot In
Cincinnati one day whcu enc Of the men
employed TO I'll the carr ns thcv came in
accidentally feil under the wheels 81 a
moving coach and had "a tight lce aud
hip etcohea In horrible manner. lie
was picked up aud laid on some coatn
spread on the platform. and doctor
was soou on hand. iIe must have sus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

The treatment Of boiis saould be. In
tie first plaoe. co',stitn,lonnl. aiming 20
rcstore ths y'sor Of tho system. The
diet thouid BE- gciitfona, without cxcesa.
and easily dicestiblc. Tho patient. while
avoiding exhaustion. should take q proper
ntaoani " exercise. have an abundance
Of pure mir and wash hts body daily with
cool water mud soap.
Local treatment alec u needed To
arrest tho progress Of boil n, its carly
stage Sir Erasmus Wilson advises the
aIplica'iea OF a solution OF sugar Of lad
every dx OF twelve hours with camcla
hair brush II this falls no woula pro
rroto sgppuration by spreading on It a
wish leathcr plaster q gslbanun ind
opium. cut Ia the middle for the cscapc
u tic qua
II tho pain continues 20 incrcase he
would apply sthingapplica,iona. When
the boil helnl 10 hcal DO would keep the
skin around u dr., clean &c with tar
soap and tne,r it with yellow rosln oint.
munt, drva,ing tho broken surface with
lin, spread with the ZANE ointment.
keeping tho drvssiug IN position with
s;Itpa OF adhesive plaster or by a light
bandage. --Nouth's Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

The iinporiaacoo q climatology T. grad.
uaily becoming recognized. Noone cnn
doubt tia, Of The many factorr wiheh
coutributc tohelpor hinder physical well
being. a very large share mus; be at.
uibuiel So climate. understood IN Is
widcst acu.c i. e.. 20 those conditions
uf atmosphere md coll which are con.
st.ntiy operating upon ua by day and by
night Ihg air SIC breathe. It's temper.
atufe. humidity. pressure and purity.
the amount " sunshine We receive. iho
characi y u tAo winds 70 which we are
cxp5ogd. tho nature Of the soil VI which
We rel.ls. an these factors have a DO.
teat inllcucc upon the oTyanism In
health. end gtill more potent inflreuco
upon 10 in im NOR, unstable AMI eenst
tive condition whos tie subject Of dis.
cafc.
While few win care to question such
Obvious considerations. cliratolosy is
siill comparatively n-gi,ctsl. and docs
not yet rank where Il vill urobahly
some day ttand--yiz.. nlou - hygiene
and dicicaca Tho reasJl Tor tiis com.
paraiiyc neglect 10 probably the vague.
meas which hal hitherto Tor the most part
surrounded ta.3 labicct, and the paucity
OF accurate and debate data relating 70
Il. IL 10 also unforiuHat. that the avail.
able Information ~ 70 eflen obtainable
oniy from interested perons. whose
natural bias IN favor o. certain localiiioe
viii often, In spite Of tho most upright
intention, lend more or les unreal
eoioriug TO their statements New York
Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10


Every dAy G5ont 10 o'clock thorc APP
pears IN ia, doorway oi Tie Picrrepont
house. Droo.ilyn. ec1 lenau with gray
h'g and whialcfs ~ rather rnghsh
pattern. Th' closely but,onod frock
scat shows tic lgarc cf vt.i kept
man, careful aal nclholic,l IN his
habits. This man is Col. p. White. who
Tor The ls't twenty ycarp has lscn a
bcarlcrdt tic Mon.agu5eusc. hotel. and
WHO - CO wei i.aoan 20 the very maine
" The Loatc hci iaiie.
l.cgu'ar ~ e. piauot. rain or shine. Col.
white nppaers ~ ,th tho same ohicc, IN
view.
lie fCed8the franows. who daily await
In the big ttc opposite the hotel The ap.
rcasance Ct their friend.
Generally Col. white hns a handful Of
corn bread, When he ttandn outside
the door ~, little gray and brown birds
iivoop iaUu from their pcsraCs. Some
Of the boldcsi light on CD. Nh.ts'a arms
and thoelierT. and there Ia one very &c.
date and msthodlcal bird tina. will take
h.1 stand On the colonel. thumb and pick
-rugihl from bio open hand.
40. less than tvcnty parrowe are
regular IA their attendance. and often
there asc % half n hundred chipping aud
twii,ering Tor their share Of tho food.
When the crowd So ruu,ually large Col
White wake Erourl TO the llicla street
side ana deals oat Tire crumbs On the
ddcw Tx OF on the Asphalt street. Some
OF ,he l.Eis know his voice. and stand
around his fee, twittcring inipudcntly
AMI inraticutly for their ra,ions. When
The meal u cndcd they are told TO 90.
and they do. but only 10 return about 9
o'clock In the afternoon for their dinner
nom the same kind hands Now York
Telegram.
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RRlIr rlLfGR,uS.

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tar, wrAtHy tiun,h MN .fies t,S,n' I A..
i.d n,cids tll mun.iu bv bluNing e,a
BRAN. uut 9Th i,s,,,i,,r. Itv la,l b.cn
saurnng frlu me ann els.
p..,,. -
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-10

A inoauiR.st has jus, becn finished
which is TO be crested GA Hslvcllyu tc
The memory ~ Charlvs Cough. who IN
the year 1905 was lni,cl while mount.
niurcdup. aai II the faithful dos who
Tor three months watched over lis mas.
tcr's rrinc'ns Sir Walter Scott describe
the event In the poem, II Clin.bG the
Dark Brow Of the Mighty Ilelyollyn, .
and Wordsworth records d, IN his lin@
Oh Fidelity" Til, cost Il tye mona.
mont has been borne by Mis- Frauccs
Power Coblo aud the Rev. z p. Rawng.
ley, vicar Of Cg04ihwaite,- London
Times