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FULL 1E.. .EGRa'E!C DESCRIPTIONS

Don't attribute the success of a bus
mess enterprise to luck. # YOU will
examine closely you will generally find
some potent advertising force behind
the throne Broekton, Mass, Times
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ca june 50. jay /. . . - AMI -
the Cotton 4ezt route Nil sell Hasi#
trip tickets to Noneagto. Tenn az
return a. the la1e Of ane fare for t.
round trip limited until August - re.
turning. on account Of Nonteagle As,
sembly Bible School.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
\ New NeatrN--

Last Monday between the hours OF
ii o'clock a. M, and ] p. m. the con-
sresauon of Bruton Episcopal church
elected a new Vestry 60 succeed the OLD
one which was allowed 20 hold over
under special Canon enacted az the
Norfolk Council in MAY. ID will be
remembered by readers OF the Gazette
mat the two vestries elected Easter
Monday were declared illegal bv this
Council. and new election ordered
The election Monday was conducted
IN a dignifed manner There was mo-
confusion and no challenging OF votes
4he judges were Dr. +. 4. SOuthall and
Dir. Il. ID. Cole from the. vestry. and Mir.
John l. Mercer, from the CONGREGATION.
The following is the new vestrv. Dr.
Van f. Garrett. Dr. L. :. Foster DR.
w. r. Hoy, DR.. Geo. Henley. Jr.. CAM
l. w. Lane, ST., Messrs. n. ID. Cole
w. H. Macon. j. T. Christian and W.
c. Johnston.
a feature Of the election was the an.
tire absence OF all OF those who were
known as Ii Roberts faction n
seems that they were not satisfied thai
the other side really wanted harmony
since only what is known is anti-Rob
erts Festry men were elected. A great
many believe that the vestry should
nave been composed OF members from
both factions. and that no lines should
have been drawn
AS soon as possible the new vestry
viii organize. and then look Tor a new
rector. Bruton parish's pulpit will no,
% vacant very long. that is sure.
The new vestry organized last night
with Or. Garrett, Senior Warden. NJ
a. ID: Cole, Register, and DR.. Leo. Hen.
ley, Treasurer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Vacation time Is here ana the children
ae hirig living oUt OF doors. There
could be no healthier place for them.
lou need only 60 guard against the
accidents incidental y0 nost otcn AR
sports No remedy equals DeNNltrs
Witch Heel Salve Tor Qlcklv stopping
pain or removing danger ot serious cons
sequences, For cuts, scalds aua v,onnd.
II use DeMitt's Witch Hazel ~.lve h.,
sores cuts aud bruises, Gags D.. i}. John.
sou, swift, Tex. "lt ls lue best rcmec
on the market sure our lur llits aLe
SKIN diseases. Beware 90 oouutcrielts
Leonard denicy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Mother Always Keeps II Handy.

My mother sunsred for long time
from distressing pains ana general in
health dine primarily 20 indigestion. -
says l. w. Spalding. Verona: $40. Two
years ago got her 10 try Kodol. She
grew better at once and now, at the ace
OF seventy-six, eats anything she wants
remarking that she fears no bad effects
as she has her bottle Of Kodol handy. y
Don't waste time doctoring symptoms.
60 after the cause. Ii your stomach is
scund your health viii be good. Kodo!
tests fthe stomsch aud strengthens the
Cody BY digesfing your i0od. IL Is
aefnse's ovr tonic. Leonard Henley,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
QUESTION AnsMered.

Yes. August Flower still has the larg-
est sale OF any medicine IN The civilized
world. Your mothers and grandaoti .
ers' meyer thought of using anything
else for Indigestion or Biiiousncss. Dec
tors were scarce. and they seldom heard
OF Appendicitis, Nervous Prostitution CT
deart failure, etc. They used August
Flower 10 clean out the system ami
stop TEN. entatiCn Oh undigested food,
regulate tie action OF the liver. stimu.
iaie The nervous and organic action oi
ibe system, sLd that 10 all they took
when feeling dull ard had with bead
aches and other aches. You only need
lev dose. 81 6 een's Auguss Flower.
in liquid form, to make you satisf a
there Is nStbirg serious the matter " itb
you You can get DR. G.. G.. Greens
reliable remedies a: Leopard Henleys
drug store. v iIiamsbuEg. Va
Get GrseE's special Almanac, june,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Poisoning the system.

IL is through the bowels that the body is
cleansed OF impurities. Constipation
keeps these poIsons In the system. caus-
ing headache, dulness and melanchoiia
az first. then unsIghtly Cruptions and
finally serious illness uniess a remedy b.
applied DcNitt's Lrte Eariy Risen
fcvert ,his troubic by stimulating tLe
liver and l-owotc easy. hcal hy ctlon oi
thc bowels These iittle pills GO not act
violently but IS strength, ming the bows
lis enable them to perform their uwn
w"tt. Nryer grippe or distress Leonard
Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

\ colored boy named Morton. step
ped on a passenger train at Toano
Monday evening Immediately in front
Of train going in an opposite direc
ton. The engine struck him. crushing
his arm and foot he was brought here
where Or. II. a. Wise. the roads sur.
geon. assisted by Drs. Hankins and
Hoy. amputated the arm and dressed
the other wounds Dr. Wise thinks he
can save the boys foot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

IL anybody had instituted a search
for bad example to set before the
young men of William aud Mary co.
iego and thc younl men and uomrr
generally of This section. they worn
NOT have had to ego beyond tnc ronduc.
oi those Christian people who conuuo
che luairs 0f Oll Brltou church
We care nothing about .the lac
t.ons' which one has its vestrg Cd.
which one sulhs and STAYS cl home
We have no sympathy with mature
men and women who pretend lo rol %.
in the footsteps 0l Christ and 1et wh.
use the sacred offices of tLc church
the vehicle OF their spleen and OH,
weapon of their spite
Mr. Roberts has gone. and DO was
only reasonable Co believe that thos.
who on Bonded knees pray t0 Dee tauEb,
lessons OF forgiveness and tor spirit
OF charity wound have lost am unklnd5
feeling in common worship. bat Oh,
reOrts declare otherwise. and we ar,
told practically that part o, them
poutins and With fingers stuck in thcu
mouths like spoiled children. STAYED ID
home.
There is a growing feeling that ia.
prayers 90 the church au over th.
state ought to boz asked tor c.l br.
-on Christian people Tim es-hera D
We fear the Times-Herald IS taku.
this matter too much 90 heart
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
IN POLITICS.


Next Monday promises TO be an ex.
citing day In political circles. Both
Lawless and Maynard viii De here 10
meet with their fellow Democrats.
Each has his friends here and both
viii be given a royal welcome. II is
more than likely that a big crowd Nili
attend court TO meet with these dis
tinguished young men.
DR.. J. r. Bryant. Is going about the
district Growing over his claims Tor
the nomination. The fact is. this gen
ial pill-roller has been = standing can
didate for low these many years. Hs
expects lightning 60 strike him thi.
time. as OF old. but IL will miss again
The staiwart Lawless OF the bull dos
Maynard viii walk away with tbs
prize.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

In recent article prominent pay
sician says. 1T j. next to impossible
ios The physician 70 get bis psiieuts %
carry cut any prescribed course OF =
gicnc or diet 20 the smallest extent. As
nss but one resort ieft. namely, the drug
treatment" When medicines are usec
Tor chronic constipation. the n, g milo
aud gentle ubtainable, such a. ,,ham
Oerlain's stomach & Liver rablcts
should De employed. Ihcir nee ~ n..i
followed by constipation a. they icaN.
the bowels in natural and HEATH,
condition. For sale by all Druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

State Senator D. C. Tyler wa iu
Richmond Tuesday. Senator Tyler at
one time thought of being a candidate
for the second district congressional
nomination. lie was deferred by rea
Ion OF the heavy expense attached o.
-he candidacy. as well as by other
personal reasons.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

XTIRGINIA:
v IN THE COCRr FOR THE
COUNTY OF JAMES CITY 40
TIE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
TO T.. Teiser. bcue6c.ar, In n deed ,,
trust executed by James M. Brooks
bearing date on the list day o. Seytem-
Der, 1875. 10 John ;. Potter, trustee.
You are hereby Iouhed, That l.. "a. T.
Cowles. being the purchaser of the Ion
conveyed by the aforesaid deed 81 trpsf
wiil by Counsel. appiy 20 rhe CONT f,r
tbs County OF james City aud CIV ei
Williams bars on Mouday TIE ilth dav
OF August, 1902. that bciug the firsr e., +,
OF the sand Count, 20 have the deed os
trUst executed Dy Jauics AT. Brooks. 90
the said john ). Potter. trustee. record.
ed IA tie Clerks ONCE OF SAID Conn, IS,
Wiiiiansburg) Deed Book 40. l. par..
14s~9' conveying lot OF land 10 tbe
Cay OF williamsburg, fully mentioned
aud described IN sand deea. released DR.
discharged
The said deed being for the purpose OF
securing TIE pay OF three bouds az
even date with said deed. ancuutino ~
SooJ. dae and payabie as toiio., :.
SlS0-64 Que september !. 1873. Sls6.67
September the lst, l9sO. aud Sl76.6z
September lst. lSSl, made by The said
James II. Brooks and payable 10 you.
Al winch time and place you are re.
CURED TO attend and DO what nav be
necessary TO protest your interest.
". I. COWLES,
by NORyELLE L. HENLEY,
,his Counsel,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Better ToclnN-.

Mattox. the little SON OF air. and
Mrs. Harry y. Phillips. continues very
an OF diphtheria. Thursday All OF the
physicians OF tae town were t. consul
tatiOn over the case. There are TO-
other cases OK the disease I'm town
and every preCsution Is being taken
to prevent its spread
Mattox is better today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Often The over-taxed organs of diges.
ZION cry out for help by Dssropsia's
pains, Nausea. Dizziness. Headaches.
liver complaints, bowel disorders. sud-
troubles call for prompt useoi Dr. KING
New Life Pills. They are gentle. thor
ough and guaranteed 20 cure. 25c az
Leonard Henlcy's drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Personal ana Social.
happenings of interest in and
About the Town.

Mr.. W. E. Carman. of Newport News.
was in the city last week.
Mr.. Aarston Christian. who is EN-
Iloyed ri the shipyard. Newport
News, Is home on a short vacation.
Mrs. :. J. Brooks. Of Manchester.
spont Thursday here with Mrs. ". c.
johnson.
Mr.. Robert Lively. OF Covington.
XIV. Is usie. He viii move ms ..to.nei
and sisters 20 Covingtoa.
Miss Eva Saunders Is spending seycrot
weeks at Hampton and buckroe.
DO YOU want TO stop on the Yorks D.
SO write NJ. :. Jewctt. Msgrudcr. Va.
Mrs. Il. N. smith and daughter. Miss
Edith, and Miss Coro Smith nave gon,
10 Littlcjohus Island, Maine, FOR the
summer.
Prot Bird is home today from Char
lottcsville. Mrs. BIRD and children are
in Petersburg.
John Kent has been heard from ~
Richmond. Nothing has bccn hcalc
from AR. Diply. the missing printer.
Mr. Abe Roberts. or Colorado. the
newspaper man who came here for his
health. expects his family by Satur-
day. Mr.. Roberts will probably pur-
chase a nome here.
President Lyon C. Tyler. OF WI
liam and Mary, who has been attend
ing the Teachers Convention at Char
lottesvilie. has returned home.
, Mr.. II. p. Turner, OF Toano. was in
Richmond Tuesday.
Hiss Julia Tyler. who has been
student at Wellesly College. has re
turned home for her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Curtis, OF Lee
Hall, returned Wednesday from Gias
gov, where Mr.. Curtis is engaged IN
contract work for a railroad company
Major Henry Wise. Of New York, was
guest at Carriers Grove this week
Mr.. W. H. Charles. OF Grove, was
in town this week.
Judge" Charles. OF the Newport
News shipyard. spent several days here
this week with his parents. AR. aud
Mrs. J. 5. Charles.
Rev. C. E. b. Smith, of the Metho-
dist church, was in Hampton this
week.
Mr.. w. II. Wharton. OF the Evening
Telegram. Newport News. has accepted
position with The Gazette. He will be
here Monday.
Or. Henry A. Wise and Mrs. W. c.
Mayo attended the lawn party OF the
distinguished relative. Hon. John S.
Wise. at Cape Charles.
DR.. Z. G.. Booth. one of the most
wildly known citizens OF James City
was in Richmond yesterday. visiting
his son, Mr.. Ewin Booth.
Again we call for harmony in vii
liamsburg. AS community we must
stand as one-solid for growth anC
his petty quarrel and go to work fol
the general good, prosperity is ours
DO not let private QuarreIs disturb oul
business interests.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Melon Crop Good.

Mr. u. W. Marston. of Toano. was
in Richmond Tuesday Alr. Ma-ston
says that the Watermelon crop I'D MS
neighborhood is not a failure as stat
cd. but is very promising. Some truck
ers have lost considerably. however.
by the melon bug.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
III A Nan Lie To You.

And say some other salvc. ointmolr
lotion, oli or alleged healer Is as good l
Buc,l ems Arnica Salve. tell bim thut
years of marvellous cures OF Plies. Burn.
B0ils. Oorns, telous. GERS, Cuts.
Scalds, Bruises and cAm Eruption.
prove it's Tic hest and chcaI est. 2Jc as
Leonard Benley's drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
cod ~ one day NO Care, No Pay. Free,
20 Cents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

This signature is or every box OF the genuine
Laxative BrOmO-Quinine Tablets
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
AYChe1 Brooks.
0ene,al Insurance agent

oenetal Insurance agent
Representing the following
filrst-class companies
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
state, Richmond. YirgiI;ia:
Home, OF y. y; Hamburg
bremen, Norwich Onion.
Pennsylvania FIRE and Fire
Association, OF Philadelphia
also represent the Fidel
ity X Deposit Co, ol Md, anG
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co., OF \. Y.
All business en- trusted
whether REINSURANCE bonds.
or OF indemnity on officials
or employees, viii receive
prompt attention.
OFFIcE-kO0m, No. 4
Peninsula Bank Buildilg.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
SeaboaTd AIRLINE Ry
CAPITAL City ROUTE"

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Sccl-lcnt or ST
ting Indicates an
unhealthy cc7di-
ticn c. The KID
neye Nlf stains
YER Hnen o. is
evilcrcc CT KID
re- wcubio toe
frc11cnl cssrc tc
pass it or pain IN
Soc back i5 ais,
kid eva ara flai
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

A NlONE wishing 10 come 60 York
n River can ind good accomnode-
uons az NJ. ;. lENErF'S at htO-
LbNS. House large and overiroks tsc
nohle YORK rivcr Il.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
cnoH Line 10 Principal Ciuea Of TIA
eou'h and Southwest. Florids. Ca.
ekas, California ard Msxlco. reach
Jag the Capitals Of Six Slaies.

SCHEDULE is EFFECT APRIL l8.
1902.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Capt. Thomas Curtis. the Iakher Of 80
children, died yesterday 10 York 60.
Mrs. Rains, Of Norfolk, - visiting hsr
aspshtsr, Am. J. ". BlaaSh2rd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

what &, 10.
There be- comfort ,a De sr-r isds- 20
-l-n expressed iaai Or. Krl-c-'s swarm
t'ct irc grcaf kidney remedy fi.fl.s every
$3.50 .1 c~r.ag Rheumatism. pain IN the
-, k-'ot7. Ever. llac1er ard every part
81 trc urinary passage. Dc coucts inability
POI f'il uaier and scs'dng Pain Oh easing
f. cr taa cHcc'c following usc of H1ror,
SINE 'f oees ar4 ov-r-c-es t,st unr'-assnt
necessity oi beng compelled to 70 cfea
-rrng thc tay. ara q, set up many tines
4-ret .ae ni-t.. he mis-. 8 "a the extra
-r-raFy effect eft swamp root 10 s-on
realised. Do islands i-e hrre.f Ger u.s. w-n-
-I cures CO Che wcrl ..f. crenr eases.
SOU nee1 medicine Yoa should Rave Tho
oe SOLD cy lTsri- I'd goo. ard ST.. si--r.
yea may hafc sample bottle cf this
wonderful discovery r. ~
aa- a bees last t ~ <r-ts -
u-re about b..h r.rl
aa-c -fc'F fce hr rsI. --.t 10y -
sr dress m. k'~er n r-,. ~ -...rr,.rors
c.. l'1rhar...a. N. =. When writing mem
zen -escirg ,n.s generous ceer in thic pager.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

District Passenger Agent,
iVo6 L Main 81, RICHMOND, VA.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-21

The first number CT the Douglas Dispatch, dated March 15, 1sc1 has reae he'd our exchange table. The ed.tor and proprietor oe the new paper is Col
 !. E. E2nta- one o1 Arizona's pioneers. @rI d veteran newspaper r-an oc abllies. The Dispatch is 3 cre1.t-5le publication, Of course, for throughout t bears evidence of Joionei Banta' $ v-e,l-.-1own originality and fierce of character. Douglas, the newest town in Arizona. situated n the southeast co:ner of Cochise county at the june ;ion ot the IT Paso ( aouthae~tern and Nacosari railroads, is 2lr-5iy ao -.,:. ortant Jovn and has 3 great futurs. There is 70 reason "h> the D.-p2tch should not at once t7lle a fo.5.noa; place in territorial jourralisli. a7l Wa have every confidence that it will sac ceea. Colonel Banta certainly deserves .-1-r-res
Arizona republican., 1902-03-21

\ correspondent of the San F,an,isso Chronicle suggests the word ''aero- gram aa substitute for ''vireless telegraphy." That is not correct form. 'Aeros1aphy" woula do instead of --vieless Biography" and ''aero3ta-l' = for "wireless te!cs.ala." hus the word ''aerography'' has already bean 2dop5- e: a..d Eaa&na 8 treatise on the atalo,'- phore and its phenomena. "->irisraray a.d "ae:ie-ani" might be preferable. rl.t Go-z the I@..S.laaa rcaNy need an ether foreign word for the new iave7- tior? "Teiegraphy" ard "tcle3r.tr21' seem to cover the ground sufficiently. A telegraph" is any one Of vari5Us apparatus or devices for trans,ni;;;-S --es9ages CT signals" So says the die tiorary.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-21

President Roosevelt-s selection Of Frank ?. Sargent to succeed Terence
 Y. PowGer!y as com IMMIGRATION missioner general O PROBLEMS irIlT1igra ton is gen
 orally commented. MT. Sargent for many years has beel grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, and has shown that he is possessed CT integrity and q nigh order os ability Ills wen-iznovn ftien5.iness to the labori1g element of the country warrants the belief that Hs will protect American sorzinsr'e en against the evils of rau9er iIrl,.ig-a- tioa to the fullest extent of the l-r:- There is. indeed, nc re1son for much of the criticism Of 1fr. Powleriy in his respect. Many cf the short eoTi.- ings which have been traced to his office have been cEargeabie to the bad judgment or lac.z of tEe proper ability in some Of his subo~cinates, par.ic,.- Iarly his assistants, F'.eehie and Nc Sweeney. 1t is understood that when 7,-r. Sargent takes office he viii &r- point new assistants. The office of commizsiole~ general of immigration is one of the most il.por-ant tn the country.
 Following the assa ssila sioll Of Presi- dent Mckinley. The Republican was one O. the fi-st papers il the country to point out tEat the urgent dut: Of
 
 migration laws, il order that all per sons of anarchistic tendencies might be excluded. But even l.iore important than additional congressional ea- actments is an intelligent and fearless administration cf the f.1.- migration laws already on tca statute books. If Mr. Sargent proves strong enough in character t7 with stand criticisms from these sections oG the country which hare a :arge flor eign vote" and if he conGuct- his office with the sole view to protecting th= country from vicious and unGesire ble i'm; grafton, he Will encounter plenty Of knocking from selfish politicians, Ol-I He " -1A Ltt E NA.S ti-l e t-ff-- ttt-- goes with the performance Of 2 pa tr:otic duty.
 So far as can De judged by indication to date, congress at this session will do little in the way Of rev. Legislation CT the immigration question. The pending bi-!, which nay pass, does net geem to be very important. The chief features are the provisions regulating Immigration to our rev possessions and the gfv-2s to t,.e coumisz:ou- general O. immigration t'le ,uthc-i,.- appoint all of lis subordinate. ! new congress is to be elected this year, s.-a1 in the view os tAe average Congress man the vote oc one foreigner is n.o., important than the vctes cf 9 dozaT Americans. -As to ,h2 qualifications ot immigrants, il is rot probable tl,at any changes from the present l-yv5 Mil ae made, partly for poliacai reasons an. partly because 1t is ie.i1r1i by man. that there is law enou2n and tla- ,n, exclusion of undesirable persons d.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-21

pends or those who administer the ! laws The chief comnla!nts hrva been in relation to the abuse of :,rl-1.:s,rai:,e.
 and for such abuse, it is said. Co0mis- e,oaer Fitcllfe has been mainly re- sponsibla
 \ few years aGo there was quietly organized at Ieoston tae Immigration Restriction league which started out With t.e opinion that not enough care is exercised in the exclusion of foreign
 ITS who are liable to become charg- oa the public. The league is supposed to be gathering Information rem aIi the penal and charitable institutions as to the r-oportion Of foreign born inmates. ' has been inferred from the statistics of 1S2J ana 1Gec (which, however, gre O. loUbttul authority} that the increase of foreign born lunatics and paupers mas ! been cut Of all proportion to the growth ot foreign born population. It is on such statistics that the league bases i,s belief that ia spite Of occasional in ~Jances of UlEarranted severity i: c-,- c:ualns foreigners at Ellis island. 1oo
 1r-elly w,lo are net able to talk care Of themselves are admitted. For example.
 it is stated ti-at in 1SS9 when the for eigE population was less than 15 p=z' cent of the total walte population, the foreign born paupers c3nstitcred S- per ce-.t of all !'aurers in institutions; and tas> in 1s32 when ,Se foreign. aa com pared with the toC2l wi..-e. population
 y.as r per cent, the foreign born r-uPers conetituted Ee2slg f- per oe--t
 of the whole.