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The Weekly Journal. — 1904-07-15 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

THE WEEKLY JOURN  , SUICIDE IN JAPAN.  RONOURING TRI PRACTICE.  a MO of suicides, the Japanese are unlit the pressat time, although it is aimeted by the better elassee that the day of the harikari, or benearabie self-slaughter. is The....ll2lariperties of the Kmpire is , as the following inci• Meats biemigidirectly by the war will show. In the early days of the struggle an order reached the Military headquarters at Aomori, in Northern Japan, to prepare to take the field. • very small portion of the garrison was to be left ',shied to keep up the Military departmeat. - One yams Lieutenant, named &guys, was ohms to commend the small party remaining. it. received the command submissively. • He took upon himself the character of host during the few days they were left, providing all manner of diversions for the departing troop, and revs a last dinner to his fellow. Lieutenants, in which he was the life of the Ea ltrr it;h:fort speech before the banquet broke up be delivered an eloqamat toast to the future of the command, foretelling triumphant marches, splendid victories, and his voice shaking a little—spoke of the heroes returning home in glory. With his head bowed down, he ended by saying that be had hoped to go, but that it was net the will of the Emperor. They also serve who stand and wait," he repeated brokenly. • lieguya accompanied the regiment to the port of embarkation, and was the first and last to yell " Mensal ! Barisal," Upon returning to the fort the Lieutenant went directly to his quarters. next morning his orderly found him lying upon the mattbig, his abdomen rent backward and forward in the hideous fashion of the harikari. And the sheet sword of the harikari had been returned to It. scabbard after its teak was done. It is plain from the words of Saguyaitt the banquet that he saw the better way • that he understood the necessity of somebody *.maining to perpetuate the garrison at Aomori—that his detention was only luck and no reflection on his valour—but the blood of the ancient I:Samurai was strong within him, and triumphed against his better knowledge.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-08-20 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

MURDER OF A COUNTESS—A horrible murder wag °omelet-A on Thereto night in a firat.c`asa carriage of 15, mEht train to Rome and Florence. The victim wu the Contces• Armand. Moore. Itihrandi Cattitneo do Novara. Separated from her huihand, width it is neemsary to allele, aim came front Tubers, in the north of Italy, to Naples shout a forttoght tines, and took lodging, at San Paolo.. village near Nola. Here O1:170517e!fT:2.:1%! Ebfeill."nity,'UtiO7grZre=tfte'l,':::e Negri. Onevvening last week the cries of Her:unto, tu• half.auffuated tone, were heard beseeching help. on which the landlord, Signor CoMieri, 'soot ant to the steirease, fired% ahnt, •101 met Nett, running doves, tooth n vont to the Cunt, a, who confeseed that she hod mime to San Paolo in order to nee Negri, who hod some letters or papers of hers which he retuned to give up; after her rennetr had left her that evening lie returned. having sent away the servant,: under x use and clmed the doors, when ho endeavoured to force I.e to write • letter to r friends stating ffie lod committed suicide. What oould have been the motive for tlais eon only he imagined. 00 her hetituting lode tido he snatched a dagger from her hood, whirh ehe canied in Self defence, and watt in the set of stoking he, when she del to another room, followed by her m dleneg lover. Tiie doge. r roe again uel f tot, when ire'bVl7e.'7,:t=iie"e!eTee'nd'VCM:leet" she orntined the nicht, Igradt/i egri retr.Vir„Virt'n: te r eunton, Ousting alm on remaining in ...Cher mom. 00th, neat dey (Wednesday) several of the °Macre of the regiment, hem-ingot the eff.dr, cmte to tho home to protect the Counteas, who determined to return to Fr gher. the next day—Thursday. Two officers and the landlord, Contitri, amompansol h. r sit far av Caserta, where Hey left her, the Connie. relaying them .001.10 000 fertile,. ]ding that she had rut longer en, fear. On the ti• n rrrrr i,rg at Isoletta the etation 0n the Roman frontier, the body of the uOlOO Sets woman wae found eaten ed on the floor of the 0, el .ge, a r. volver at her feet, • idetol.,hot in her head, sod her horde covernd with blood ami cut to if by glue.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-04-23 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

AMC-TM—An attempt at murder, followed by suicide. junt been mode at Goeillsr. France, by • firmer named Richarid. His vide had recently left him in consequence it hi, ill. treatment, and boa gond ...Me with her mosher Mdiii Issfrann a widow. pending is snit for • jurliciLl ....ration. Ti. tvro women were three day+ back occtthed in a small vineyard when the husband approached and offered bis aist i the widow told him that he had no himineee there, wthn Richard took from L'atr:it'serre',Vt"hde Ilatobral 1!;:ta t'v'elroea.d.etd‘, atril the man then •trink Lefram tem Mows on the head with n priming hook. mul no. followed hie wife, . who had ran off calling for help. and attacked her iu the same manuer. He wns opposed by s. in. +sudsier in a neirhhouring plantation, bet suc.eded eimonieg, and threw himself into a well. in which he ryas drowned. of me two women the mother is not seriously hurt, but the wher in lying in • dangerous stem. WS,. or Tile AMMAN ASO LOne or 250 The Pacific 51. Company's eldlo Herm...Ouch ii• reef Mout 75 mil. frorn Yokohama, having on bosird 375/soldiers, together with a crew ot SO men. Of the Atter, ssl remain alive, hut between 050 end 300 Pemonis bad ...bed. The Japltnesof flora the first were quiet and oeol, rationing wonderful', their Pr.... if mind and csimly aw•iting the commands of them i iilen After consultation with Copt iin News/I thas °rimy ordered them . keen In their cabie, whieh the, did umil the water it.... the ship settled down, end dythe them yosin on drck. Then. whee Pvrntiovinn wo.• toren to who et.o..e to take the reit to try. suite t.h..°lrrd:'ll7l,e_rd.tr.7:°l Samaria—and .Idly made ttept ; in too man, mme, e. unsuoce:stmelly, for the eta ran iigh. •nd though liferhelte, of which there was most Therly great store on Amid. preserved in,,. from hi7II7TI.IY-topt:II —kr.,1,1n2b,:',:.-I^Zd by
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-11-19 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

POLITICS—At a anew pc, • working man named lia•rw%Liror,t•dAhz,t ~.t ee Tsme".7l7ll,•:Tie'•el7r=irredbe f7.11c0.:71; Ifkanner Who charmed the serpent to beguile the . e_ta,. of the fruit that was forbidden her, Whim' and Tories, es now, 150 and advantage yeas slats, taken ashen a woman ww ya•gning. IL VW. nu In Queen Anne, days Who took I aysatlgo of Pat poor !rowan but the Whigs? The R." 4 "r'eral ."tl'hk't ‘thl-7eyll'atel ATAI the Que.. it. Ent 11'Majesty never signed 4 st all ; it was ri " Te"I"gl!' trch th:t n ey f Irlido, chirm bee to get h 1,1 of :h:f=.l.le u fruit. Tee charmer Iva nt to her anii t tld th.• tuumit that WAS freaterl, and she maid. ''Well, " " Vhro 'Sloa Wet Isr:TETr';nr! irtho w. Ellod th rilfrati." and Yhe Duke of Wellington, that gr at whstorio. men. we. nothing bet a Whig. William It A Mayiltn.--A .hocking murrior ea I Imes perpetrated in the villam of Tetworth, neer fit tine, la Hatiertibire. A woman namellitisannah Hv,e, wife of • glinemoker, one of her v15,111..1, a boy about Mr. yea, nt ago by nsnrly sew ling his head from hi. I body with .rbz .r.;671 alterwards endeavoured to amt.. herself, first be attenving to cot her own the., Iked then by tryini to strangle her.lf .4th some Pecs. ^I twine. The woman had previnudy abut another chill. • girl ellm then the deee•Leil. In the next room, and Re, girl, through Pack in the A or, us her hrother murder A ant her attempeod suicide. Ed werd Hyds. the father of the demas a .xid be bad ofPn heard kis vmde threaten to kill the 'children. A pol man emil on the mevionm night be had heard the prisoner am.. her hoehand of having left kor destitute. .h. am got her living industry. iing, LL You can't call it living. it's ILL 71, WOMAD admitted to witn.s that ate hal killed the child, ATV' nail she heA inmost to do mo os the Preview. Sondem, hut that her heart had failed her. A veMiat of Wilful Murier Maned.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-07-16 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SPISINI NO MILS DASIAC.b £t2.000.—• to Sunday • gon of the Jute Spinninc Mill, two aturies Mgh, the prorerty of Messrs. Adie anclCo., of Dundee, wm burned to the ground. The damages aro estimated at 4212,0130, 554 4000 workers also lose employment. The cause of the fire is to-1T53500 05571:1 050 001/1186LLOH h letter foint liodclberg to the Cuarrier du Ball Itlwn *Mies that M. Blunt, eouneellor of *Ms to the Rumian empire, but long resident at Heidelberg, was found the other day Out in a ditch, bit holy much mutilated. In the park, at the corner of which the ditch is situate. his coat, hat and Mick were disoovertd, but his gold found neon Lis pulusa. Mbether his death was suicide or tbe act of • criminal is not yet deter. mined. Sctsscg AIM Aa,—.• striking instenee of the 's=7I•ZIOT :IsTeVriterf nof 'al'rainTZ ini"aitrL'i:otcbc! spring of • watch. From iM extreme Poetics. •nd delicacy 4000 weigh not more than one dunce, and exceed in value 21,000. most interceting little work, describing the rise end preareas of tratehmakiog, has bees pudloshell by J. W. Benson 25, Old Bond Street, and the City Steem Factory, AN and 00, Ludgate Hill. Tbe beck, which is profueely illuatrmed, gibe t full dmorip ion of the varioun kinds of ',itches and Mocks, with their price. Mr. Benson (who hold. Me snnoi.s. moot to [ha Prince of Wales) has elm published a qmphiot on Asti.. Gold Jewellery. illustrated with tee moos beautiful deeigna of °omelets Bromher, 117;171.,pteu0 f.°lt's;m t Xre"7, .nt pat free for two atemps each, ono tney eannot% etrongly recommended to thaw contemplating • mpecialiy to residente in tho ominMy or abroad, echo are thus enabled to moleut any article they may requir, rind have it forwarded with perfect asfety. Gotonsiires. Woos—Thu progrem of fine art manufacture In this branch a trade in Mokingly exemplified in a little work published by J. W. Benito, 04 25, Old Flood Street, and of the City sm.. Facto, 58 and 60, LudgaM HU It in enriched and embellietted with designs iby Italian, French, and Eoglab artistes of Brooches, Bracelet, Earrings, nod ether articles. enimble for personal wear, or Wedding, Birthdal, oh other prelenta, with their prima. Mr. Benson (who holds the appointment to E 1.5.11. the Prince of W..et bus also published a very inGruting pamphlet oaths this. and Progress of Watch and Clock.roaking. These pamphlet. are sent post free for two etemps each, and they comot be too strongly recommended to thus. mmentdoting • p.a.., espeeially to residents in the country or abroad, wile are thus enabled to mleet soy article they may require. and have it forwarded with perfect mfetir. LOxIIIIIAXI
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-07-30 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

INS. and it ie sew July Iltlere 70. ear entitled to nine menthe' inter.. at 5 Per errtaioly not te 240.—Plaintiff TM. will he • ancieris mat'er for Irmo societies.—His Honour The 0.0.0.000p0n the foot oof this note ia teo per cemt.— Thm apolleation matt be rtifimml, awl 5 obeli allow defendant lOu costa.  IT is said that • more hallowed observance id Sander I. misdeal!, becoming popular luthe lively and irreligion.. 6%;•";Vittme. McLeod i• ga etMd Dose of tbe Or 'or a the Thistle. wad Dem a' the Chapel Royal to Scotland. TN. Ministerial Whitebait dinner is fired M take vixen Mummer Metal, Blmliwall, ou Saturdsy, the  711 of A sorra named 'Tress, about 11 yew. of age, who had quarrelled with his father, im London, committed suicide Sc hanging himself. A second child has recently bwn born to the King sail • Queen of Orme, and amongst the congratulations reoeived from foreign part, the earliest and most courteous was one from AbrobAsis the Sultan. Tits Ours, Eaterras. —The Great Eastern it now anchored ro the Medway. Tronediate steps are to la taken for piecing on board the An...lndian cable, which R to be lahl between Aden and Bombay. Tam prorogation of Parliament is expected to take place on or about Tuesday. the 10th of neat month, in rose the necessary basin,. of the Session, yet remaining to bo disposed of, shall Lave been got through. Os Saturday, 1.0 00. named Plirmner and Broom, alit, employ of the Great Western Railway Comi any, were sporehended at Shrewsbury, obarged aoth eerie.oltb,ft from Maio. running over that company's linen. Tog report of the Perlionents” rod Munieirol Election. Committee will not be presected until next erosion, but it is underitead that • nisjority of the members are in favour of recommending the adoption . . . .  vote by ballot. Safivertity. Tueeday.--Sopply generally shoM, and hareem op...titans having commenoyddinder favoursble Cavicas or Saang.—On Saturday afternoon a shark, meascritg upward,. of 5 feet inches long, wae captured in • timber pond in the River Itchen, which mos into the Southampton Water, the reacting fide . _  ...mg it un•wares. 813,-IAOTILATION YO Anon,
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-06-18 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

ANOTHER IT:N:III...SUICIDE AT  The suicidal mania Amore to be infection. A this locality. and we have now to record the fourth death lately in the that., produced by delirium (genie.. and also the fourth suicide, if that of the poor women fitoekting, i,t Caroline.plese. be reckoned ae one, although it does rot belong to the group of suicides from drink. On Thursday lact, a man was ohnerved in the neighbourhAd of the Portland It Jive., near the khrry Hedge. Towards the end of the of ternoon he saw the 4.15 'rain Rom Portland aPProllehmg. end ran with lune wretched out on to the 1t,,, of mils, and Hood erect it. front of the engine. Had he net run vet" feet. the train ...old be. Pe.ed the Hack bd.. he Huld have got there, and, isa A was, the engine wes alum. Anicedigtely upon him, thougb the driver adopted every means to let him know the danger, and to cheek the train. The holler plank struck lam, the It gin Lin fort head bettered in, and it. brains seat. tered over sleeper .d Alttt being setofied that he was dead, the pAtolayera near carried him on a trolly-b.. to en oath..e el the Roy. Victoria Inn. It was found that his he, head was beaten in, ono arm and acie leg vitro broken, his boots tern ,if, and eome of the toes severed from the feet. lie was neat dey identified •na shoemaker named Joseph HAI, who had been for 13 ~ere in the eAfiley of Mess.. Rolls, of St. Mary-etre. t. as a •• worm,. tama,ll or sulker of ladiee boots awl shoes. It, lived at Quiet-A.e. RALetreet, end cos very intelligent and even clever A ht. work ; but has talon given seplo in.mperauce. It aPPeere that so little es halha•Ant would affeet his brAm, end when he hes. he would generally finish with • drinks ing hmut. Ti e last three weeks ho had not been at work. but inoulging in drink. and thishad bronght on ...Leek of dehrium Immens, of which he had a aevere fit the night belt.-. Ti,, a..., happened just before the poi't inhere the Portland Railway emsrges from between banks to the open ground lc fore cro.ing the Fleet. Here p. • ~ra„e the yt..e fellow were concealed henneth a small leap of %single on the line, arid two or three greet st anis blood m.ked Ae path by which the body man mimed toward• the inn.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1873-07-11 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF TOE  SHOCKING MURDER AT KNOWLE.  —.— Matter. On wrong et bowie with 61 ward Abbott. • muter el Yourle intimations edad eueenfull In business, ha end Ms wife hare often ateuralied ; he wee bob.., drultion, and hos left home • I/ tok et • time. Is Yonder he ern unt drio sod returned borne late. Ruleot Wedoe.dey he went out, sod dot more drill. At eight he came boo for bredisfut Hie I avow its timid, Moss, egad three, wee iu bed asleep. He mid he 'gold 'Ole meets. This nu out aeons!. Ile went uptake, came down in • few moot, erd went swat A quuter of so hour lot, 100 wife mot to wet* ohild. Bhe ••• smelled to Ind her with her heed ohmo.o severed bore the body, the glow, bed, end bedding esturated with tote. She uttered • Iderelog sores, ...shed the child up In her emu, sod rested down Asi, with it lad ti e strut. The bood wa• rid flovrius, lilt. stein end pse.s..Ae were deleged es Me went sloe/ Per tons were ntrrwited, and the child At Stool tot. 50.4. Bomb wax nude for Abbott. He we. 'mud in the Roman Cathode cemetery reolinied with hie beak spinet • tombstooe, sod eadeueorlee with be peeked Itiodkerelid to stanch It. doe of blood from II throat. Is • tool• 1,.. ...Word • wkite.heedlrd Neor meted with blood. Abbott, very week end proetrst,ws. ent into • milluatond camped to Bristol Goners' Houltal. He wee delta voceoloue. but anode to erticerlate se the windpipe wu partly  ..B:ll..e..fteDeerey feted orb, drent4g.teble, sem Me sealed IS. • ...II bill. 0.112111, a lop drops of nun. end It •01141110 marks of bleed, ea t hotel Ms murderer bed drat .1 ns owt.wte .Per commlttine the deed, end while Lie hoe& were rt.ir d. Ti. Saw also d,seorerod marks of two very cero blows eft the bead—one en the left temple, end the other it the leek of the Lend. Is c4clition to the demean: child, the femily coneftte of fire ebildree, the Went nf 1G et 17 yore old, cod OA 'evened baby of aboet twelve moats. The hoes. occupied by tbe murderer is Ms owu property, as poli..Oh.aboi. row of bowel, holfdoren in number. Theme are boya. of hie recovery. The eliorte of the geneses to Opp the b' ceding bows boon ?ratty mew. ful, Int the lout exit. row, emotes • renown! of the flow. The wee seetetd perfectly eenwione end mid. frequent gettorra Indian's of Mental aguish ad muerte, bat he was quite uz,bie to speak, sod every pemible masa awe adopt. di keep him anion werderer if ab,ut 40 teen tf qr. Ho tat:opted he commit suicide lost Lottery in London. It appears tbet b• had on thst 00.4i04 (sue awsy loom hems °win& II ia end, to Me wife. coodoct, raft. 1t,.. Iduntelf in the Thsaw. to p.. named and conveyed I. Hong..-ore., rhino he rtcorered, and wee wtheequently teken before the mogietrstee and die. ehmted.  MONSIEUR LAYS  iri-oieLTAT DENTAL SURGEON AN) MANTIFACCITHER OF  TIMM,  5, sr.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1873-05-02 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

MILBOHNE BT. ANDREW.  Tye Anneal Hese Idimootory Meow wee held In the *witty.. Chowl ea Tends, sent itt h. Mr. L. , Kips et Inweithorse, presided. The Report of the Beote:y ehosed oeasteerattl• promo sod moose doting the too year. rhs meeting ess rube, tently addotesed by the Ken. W. Ltho.oo. it Sturottes, Stones. J. Dueld, aed 'l.l taylor, and 11r. J. W. Kenna, el Storilend. From the resposees to the wens aod wow althea.. ot the 'poker. It au mewlso that deeper sompatey was hoed eattited on betel! of We importest oreatth of avenged's he the Weeleyan Client.  t.os. —The &rest.. of toe G. t.orepser have dooltod to ulna. the price of gee tO 74 lid. par 1,00 out. leot, ea July tat !  GOOD ?DUPLA IllA)P1111110. IA retool Germane seek plow lab week le th• mlrtiog awe •t D•ky, erlalek bi. •ffoolod • pod de..l of wiendal end MN 611111.1111 Mat to the It... Weals. Th, heto of the don le a mind...god married m., • yeasiontw, who lot the lam two pant him beau • leader In Si. Good Templar mover., lh • memo{ 01 welkin., he got to the " dyne reeently, cod no.4lesed p.rhape by remorse. ea hie •Triv. home ! made fio rigor°2l Sc omlanght on hie wife that It, pollee hat to he called 111. Atter • night'. I Aglep Ii the oolmwattt.oa he wco teltm to Boot, where he duel 15, and owl.. Not lindind thloge plesiant at hornet, he suceeeMed .0.7 or two after his return In pennant., gal a 16, whet workwl in the ume Maori aud wee am a townbet of the same lodge, to since wit& hm, and rosererly did they marine me, Mglit that the rel•tions of the gin, who immediately meet to ported, failed iu tloding .575000. of thine, till • fellowtownman caught • elLope Job... in the quiet 011 q. of Loch winnosh. He telegraphed 1011. fatoer, who errirel ty toe drat train. Toe latOr•ill• uot ooe, And the soduaa retired tw.m it with taw Owek eyea The girl sod her latter arrived .0 0.0071 ioe 000srec ol oh, evemog, awl whet] It b,Quite known that the companion of her dips 0.1 out far io 0000 rear, a large crowd of irate wi, ° , an (redeems yotote turned out and meted hint rrir.h • Worm of b•ating, Mating, and deriame ahem, from nal,o he wee t 0,,, tate refuge toncoal miler, from which, after waiting two hour, end the cooed ehowtng no diepowttou to dillpana, he wee extrioatal by the pollee by • deaterom a‘ci 1310,1ne1l OTOr • puloo ..14—Wee#, Budge, April 1901.  SUICIDE OF THE EARL Of
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1873-08-08 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

ATTEMPTED DOUBLE SUICIDE AT ILFRACOMBE.  Mr. god Mr. 1b.,.. Hall atnomotei to deetroy thenmalree ot Ilfracombe, on Tuesday, by taklog tandem., hut they love :maenad, aud Charles Hall le to moor'y otoooe,l with sttonnung ...ids and minter of his wife. TLeir reeldenoe wee Bath. They bad been rreitotly married, and were spending the hobuystmon ; but the husband holl loot hit &natter in s Loudon book, and to they revived aeon nig& When found L0t..,, oessly dead. All them boxes were oartfolly peeked, seJ sidreeted to Hr. Hall'. fattier, In Bath, Oat loiter found woe from Mr. Hall to In, brother, otatieg that ter death teat with her own Its. ooneepf and wish, and Laqueaihing to him her clothes sod jewellery. Another oat to the labeled), hequeathing her three pound. a. oomoenaerien for the teciabie their death. wouli calm her. A third dem meat, wiltten Is Ger., Greek, sod Engliab, wee to C,.00000 ~d Jury." It contained a "Dmoy tip,,. Posting." ot Monday and Tnowlay. ti Took , 11 p.m.; 2 .m to yat ; heavy head, mouth Perched Sod burning. Bury ne ander the a.m. Hod," he infatuated couple are betwten twenty and thirty I lean ol age,  THE RELIGION WE WANT, We 0411 L • religion that hears Leerily. not only oe Oh. "sledding sinfulness of aia," hut on the @steadier noonday of /ying and stealing— a radon that baeishes mall measurers ham the to enter. emell Wks. Orem the stall, pel(Wes from Oh, cotton-bap, clay from He get., rand hem sugar, chic, from wffee, alum from bread, and water from Pb. milkdaea. Ibe religion that I. to tee. the world will not rut all the hig strawberries at tho top and all the little end at the better. It will not ruske one.ball pole of sheet of good leather and the ether lAN of poor bathi r, so that the Inn shall rebound to the makas'e credit a, the wend to hie east. It will not put J monk staraD oo deckle'. kid gloves, tor make P.o. naiads In the beak room of a Bowen toillioerk shop; oar let • Divoo of velvet that professes to immure 12 yards come to an uottotaly end in tbo tenth, tee ride/ of de inga dlr. that vouches for 20 yards he nipped in the bedett4,ooelllenol detainee and iallean baailkerohiefe be amalgamated with clandestine cotton nor waste made ul old rers proceed together b. mid to the und•peotion Dublin too legal broadcloth. It does tot pia bricks at five dollars per tholisud ihto <blame, it contracts to bond of oeven.do:htr mwerial; one .01tleftre who. nine Into goo, that here paid tor hart 040.1 Pot leers yawning auk@ in closet. where bodds ought to tan ; nor dent the ceilings that ougst to bo smoothiy teetered ,or make eiridots.blieds th data thst emuo.o shoed the wird, and poet that oamet stand the sun and fadeLinge that MAO be looked et, bet WO 00 00 amount lobe touched The tslig on th.t is going to meanly the world pays its debts. It does not emosider then 40 ants returred for HO edits given le according both, Ceppel, though it may be worsting to law. It tasks on loon who ha• Idle! to trade, and wl.s. aligned. to live In Maury, as a thl.-I.—n, (Rotten) Mr iatieta.