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TEI COCX‘III AND TIIF. INHAIIHAKI".

Abyssiuia l. acottntry ol Norliwnstrtn Alrit'u. bounded on the north by the ll-d rise - t u the “Hi

by the Arabian (i all end a t'rlet inimbimi by ssrv

ago ttlbcs: on the south by tho i'i:t.ll. t'trta-wiry; and and an the West by Nubia and S-unst'. ‘iito

end thod fur: ttr. A tnsun‘ain “all run-mulls it

loito a clill.

Mn barrier and the pun-cut nlt‘u'r ; lot a gram patt - i it resembles. initr drop rnastm. mml lla’n‘. and I l".tful btrrousu. tin: bed oi ti o ocean. Ill). 0‘ iht ltl‘ltlufidl is not parallel to the lliisl'glll t-i Ibo us. when it approach” [it'll-J at Mastowaitma littlw itut’ilt«\\t"l til

ot’ this sea c is‘t -- than olaowhurr. 'i’tto t'll- touts of tits table-land in gonsruliy healthy ; the bent

ttte'tt‘ly‘

ttovor Iaiiin. Lolow 50 deg" our Help; above 85;

The soil is rich and lot tile in gram and cattle.

deg.

Tho prociotts sustain-«gold. silver. and mippvr~ltarof

the mountain ranges lacing the seat-out. arc rude-

ly worked.

The population of the country is sold to bo lour’

millions, and is divided into sen-rut in; in intelligence. ltubits. and color. coppor~colorcd with straight huir. some quite Mark. and others lairor. with woolly hair. 'l‘ha northern tribes—Amharasmr Al-yssiniatts proper—arc lltu most noticeable. The Government at these. which also nominally extends over the root of the tribes. is the most absolute ol monarchics. Gomhtr, a town just north-east of lake Tuna. containing about 5t).- 000 souls is the capital. Acoording :o the reports ol the late British Consul. I’lowdou. the character and institutions ol'tlte Amharas me very paculiur. They call lhoWuqu‘l Christians. being poorly in— atrttctcd by ignorant priests who protons the religion of tho Creek Church. They are zealous observers

ol fast days. which. in tho aggrogato. tnnlre up about,

one-third at the year, and arc dct'oully subservient to their religious mentors. Their reverence lor the Aboona. or head ol the Abylalulttu Church. is re- ported to bo so unbounded titat his habitation. and ovon the town in which he lives. has always been an invioiablc sanctuary for tho greatest crimi- nal. also 'rttxonotttz.

In 1855. aitor sundry wars with hostile tribes. the present King was hailed by the whole pooplu of Abyssiuia as the Emperor Theodore. and was crowned under that min by the Ilishopol Salarna.

Theodore is described as a man oi 40 years 0!

ago.oi average stature. of imposing carriage, and} at an irregular but impressive physiognomy. Ills,

look is sharp and piercing. The changes and rotor- se! of his lortunes in war. in which he was seldom vwcosslul. have. it is sold. effected a corresponding change in the Emperor's character. Originally frank. generous, and chiralrons, ho has hocotnc do- baucbod and treacherous. It appears he lttsfl a great dislike for foreigners. We are told that I-In- t-opcans novoriarcd too well in 'I‘hcoolorc‘s domi- nioua. nor did omissarlea from Egypt to Asia. Du- ring the height oi the preparations tnztde lur the in- vaaion ol Egypt, the Coptic I’attiarclt. Dnvid. was sent by the Viceroy oi Egypt to the iizupernr to el- .t'oct acomprontiss. 'l‘ltciutter imprisoned the l’ - triorch three days. then let him out. begged his par- don. and told him to take Limscll as last us he could. The Viceroy alterwards despatchcd the Brv Abd-ul-llalnnan with some numerous prcscttto anii renewed proposals. The Boy was kept three years in Abyssinia. most of the time in prison and chained. On his way home. after llto close of this inlet-attic; episode. ho was robbed nulicti. On ano- tltor occassiou the Naib ol Argabo pat-l 'l'lteodoro it visit. with presents. at 'I‘hsmlutc's request. He was imprisoned for tony-live days upon some paltry pretext. and released on giving ltlnpt‘mztl‘a to double tho tributo. Some time ago, 121. Lojoan ponetrated Abvuinia with presents and letters to King Tin-o- tloro from the Emperor Napoleon of France. The Ne‘ua tappooodjuat then to have set out on a march to pttnhlt one of his hostile chit-ls. M. Lrjean act eompanied him as far as Goddam. vainly entrant- ing an intorriew Finally his peristcncs cutagcd‘ tho fiery monarch. who put him torthwitlt in iruna. but relented in twenty-tour hmtro. and sent M. Lojoao to Galst. the latter giving him his parole not to attempt to leave the country. A low months passed: Theodore had another whim. and gave M. Lojean twenty-[our hours in which to take his de~ parturo.

0“," 0' ms DIF'ICUL" IETWIIN 'I‘II‘ BRITIHI

GOVIIIKIN‘I‘ AI“! 'I “200032.

‘Bttt the worst trials oi Europeans in Abyssinia were to coma. and the succeeding outrages. descri- bed below. are those that called for tho interference of the British bovorntnent. It appears from the account beloro as that the first dealings at that Go- vornment with the rulers ol Allysoistia werojust prior to 1848. in which your. under tho authority of Lord Palmerston. a consulate was established at Mano. wait. Mr. Plowden was tho gentleman selected for the post; and lto'ouceeetlotl in concluding a treaty of peace with Ros All. Mtnistor ot the potoutato oi tlto hour, King John. When the Emperor Theodore name to the throne. be naturally ditavowed; or rs- thor oletly ignored. this precious compact. Mr. l’low It finally wrote to announco tho ttsclessness at his commission. and the insurmountable obstacles he saw to the cotabliohmont at commercial relations with a nation of plundsrors and frttobotoro.

~“ A whito man." he wrote. “ is considered lair booty.to be Issued scectrtlingto tho extent of his lemseo or his tears." But. simultaneously. Mr. Plowdso communicated a great vat‘irly hf inlor— tnattott concerning the country—its agricultural and who'll scanner-which induced the British no- vorotooos to preserve the Cttnottla'o. hi“ bio rooming savage hand. All he had some. ltnw inflotiatod bintssll into the frismtthip ol the not” My". that despot. uotsitlmanding he

alwoyiboaooppmtt to his tolliuial power In

llt't" nor ts on eioratodtuhlo lacc’. sitt-‘thd u :,:, .‘t-tillilsalill nttd rocky pittitiu‘i‘q, between «in. i. ii.- l..;.fe Vteilf)!“

It has cwu bcru hilt-Hound that the lived has once covered the opera home... the oust-t

Kim crunrt

tribes, tiillol“; Some aw}

i lly—eml-byg.‘ fir. Piuwdou. while travelling in the itth .‘iur. wutt

¢.r .w. ... , ‘,

hintsownlt. on tho sea-coast. utttl lorwsrd the sub- Jutliutl catrttoruiiuury letter at once by special mos» Mongol-s in tin,- English Queen :—

“In the. mono of "It: I’atlmr. of the Son. and of tho lloly Uhml. one (ind in Trinity. chosen by (ind. All”): ot Kings, 'I‘hcudorotzf Ethiopia. toltcr Mu- jt-tty Vim-m... Queen of England. I hope your 3th.?an in in good health. Ily the power of (lutl, l out. in ii. My fathom the Emperors have forgotten .mtr (‘rcntt-tn lie ltundud omr their kingdom to the tftd'us ottti Tonia. Ilut timl t't’t'ttltttl the. lillctl me Tunt ol the do st. and rt-storcti tltts cmpiro tn tuv rule. lid flltltsH'QNl Inn with power. Ihtl Cuullictl me to nittlltl in lilt‘ piacc hi my lather». Ily his powcrl ‘tlruro away tho Gullut. But tor the Twin. 1 have ;tu.‘.l than to lctlt‘e the land ol uiy ancestors.——'l'hcy return. I out mm going: to wrestle with them. Mr.

:iuu Queen. who loves all Christians. When they mid in too lltis. ' \l’o ure Able to make you known

limit in those times i was very glad.

tgttmlott

llt‘icods.

.I-cwu' oi do i, your li‘il‘ll'llltlp.

(«iiiilv'ttlty 3and prcst uts of lticmlsltip.

sut‘t‘tl oi your amity. and thank you much.

i lout‘ that it i send ambassadors with presents at ,ttmity by Consul Cameron, they may be arrested by the Turks.

And now I wish that you may arrnogo for the sale pus-age of my ambassadors everywhere on the road. (Capt. Cameron hml ltcon previously author- ized to bring his ambassador to England.)

I with to have an unswt-r to this letter by Consul Cameron, and that he may conduct my embassy to

England. Scu how the lslact oppt‘esscsthn Chris- tian."

On his way from “£0 Emperor's camp to Marsa- wait with this epistlc. Mr. Cameron fell into the bands at n Tigro chief. and M't‘t‘l‘ltl wocits lttl0l’\"‘tltttl before he could prorpcd on his journey. The letter finally reached London about the middle of February 1863. and was iclt unanswered by her Muicsty's Secretaries lur eighteen months. In the meantime Mr. Cameron appears to have singularly misinter-

his instructions. contained in Earl Russell's menu», random. dated February 2. ISGI :--

“ The principles on which you should act trr—m ubstincnce from any course of proceeding, by which a preference [or either party should be itnputsblo to you: abstinence lrom all intriguca to set up an ex- t-lnsive British Influence in Abyssinia: and lastly. the promotion oi utnirnhie urrangrments betweeul the rival candidates for power ‘ ' ‘ ° ' '

It will be your duty closely to watch any proceed- ings which may tend to alter the stttlo of possession either on the sea-cost or in tho interior of the coun- try."

It l1 Fluted that the new consul proceeded. on the strength ol this. into the interior again. and active- iv enticnrnrctl to bring about a reconciliation lic- twrcn the Emperor and certain t‘aholltous chicls. Failing in this uttompl. ho is said to have impru- tlsntiy denounth tltc Etnpvror as a murderer. and to have paid. cultis own responsibility. a visit to Titeotlorc's counties. the Turks. " In fact. he in- lorpnactl in dangerous hrniht' ntui prottthrd tho alarm and jealousy of the Emperor." The latter became. moreover. very much liltll‘lifll‘fl at not rccriv-t in}: a reply to his tttcssutze to Queen VictoriuJ Europeans. the English particularly. got to ho ohm-9 iutcly hutclul in his ryca liver: the missionariesfi (curing the consequences. prepared to leave. Thci Rev. Mr. Stern. brttnd for the coast with two or! three servants. met the Emperor at tltoltead oi somo‘ n-Vnps. Tltumloro ortirrctl ltint nil his mttlc. lmtl his servants beaten nearly to (instill. and had hint im- prisoned. Mr. Hannibal. autntitc" missionary. was itttprittnnetl anon afterwards. Subsequuntly. Consul‘ Cameron and all Europeans in Abyssinia shared the some late. with the exception at some tttissionarios from Brie. Thin was late itt l863. In 1864. the British Gmorumont. hearing oi those violent acts. sent uspuciul mission in charge of Mr. Ilaeson in intercede lor the captives. This mint-ion was attach- ed and degraded at a place named Gage before the imperial oliiccr; and its members were conducted to the Fortress oi Magadalu and there held.

More than four years have now elapsed since this series of imprisottmcnts began. and all peacoable means to procure the release oi the captives ware tried in vnin. untilllnaily the British Government decided to try what virtue there will be in such an armed expedition as that which has just been des- patched to Abyssinia. Tito accounts at the begin- ning ol the present year represent Theodore at the head of 6000 ill disciplined men, and in possession cl a few unimportant fortresses. In isct it would appear that Ainyssiniu is an Empire only in name.

WELLIXG'I‘ON NEVER LOST A GUN. i

It is a singular fact in the history of the Duke oi Wellington that he never lost a gun to the enemy. “ Ruturning with him one day from the hunting delti." said Lord Eilismcre. “I asked him if he could form any calculation of the number oi guns he had taken in the courts oi his career. ‘Xof he replied. ‘uot with accuracy, somewhere about 3000 I should guess. AtOportu. alter the passage ol the Douro. l took the entiro siege train at the enemy; at Vittorio. and Waterloo I took every gun the cum had on tho licld. Alter the battle at Salumuuca. ’ ho went on to explain. “ throc oi my guns. attached to some Portuguese cavalry. were captured in a trifling affair near Madrid. but they were recovered the next day. In the Pyrenees. Lord Ilill found ltimscll' obliged to throw eight or nine guns over a precipice. but them were all recovered. and none [all into the enemy's bonds."

til-IOIJS T6

,Ia rose-go his death. But when Captain Cum. out was sent to take Hr. Howdco'o place. although “Width. fling with an ittstratttout for di- v. the motility of Abyssinian court his in the “no “third or n~atttnco acbsap and useful

_ dish o of Morita bringing the iotoolosoofleity because as much as

W is the Ira conversation. Werertlte- Ins. “bolt-mod Mr. Conserve kindly. ilo

wastboo still “I'Dlfl'l'lil'l the idea of re-estttttlish-t

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‘ owl did not despair of o OBI-rd! uni-It lb!» *7

no and England {or and at thus improving

mm tongues.“ 3 sit-mot tn. Caxmm.‘ a G“ OI Woks. ml. to return to,

l

Inuitst Ulltl‘ls’fl‘ill L500 personsirlmtt Submit»: oll'm to not, with immodiots possession

‘t‘tt’u Villtt' DESIRABLE SHOPS, with Wars-rooms «uni-trod. being part of his New and Uommodious four story building on Qttrcta Stunt. For llusines Stands. lthtmc anon cannot“ be surpassctlin tho City. For further

Iparticulars apply to

' n. n REDDN. .Quutt Snort Cb'town Oct. 30. in”. I‘ I Ila em.

I W. V

l DONALD M‘RAE,

l Merohu‘nt Tailor, Ilcolorltt

l @tuts’ furnishing finals. I W mums.

i’lnth-vn, null my late grand chambcrlaiu. tho Eng-

“ n u .‘ith llcii. used to tell me that them ill a great Chris. . H‘

;tn int“. and to establish irtcndslnip between you.‘ I gave tltrtn pity low. thinking thut I had [Mind your Majesty’s All turn are subject to death. and my \"Il’lltll‘J'. thinking to injure mr. killed them my lint by the power oi God I have extermi- llmlcll tlmre cnstttiss. not lent-lug one altre. though

I‘ ' . l i I . l ' v I . . toott discctored bi nte toil ttttuos near the {net nip“), wer o. my mm “W”. “mt I may get, by um

I was pretentmi by the Turks occupying the sch immst from vending you an embassy when I waslu Consul Cameron arziu-d with a letter By the power at God I Ewan rrry glad lit-tiring nl‘yonr wt-ll-tro. and being us-

I hurt: received your museum.

preted the meaning of the lollowing passage {rouljt'llllc utonryrtobo paitl down on the day (If-slit}... ! . mm “In,” mm. d" at “1.. m 11.1mm“! um pumic “MW”.le m“ h“ i. m“ to M ruuml lmrhould the admin-u be stone at grlvcl. than the Ointment

_"1‘HE IIERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 18, 1867.

'"’ “monitors 2 M The Suhtctlbrr respectfully tul‘omtt his Metals and the pub-

lic that he has. by lute vnt'inuv‘ mrivals from Britain. i'tmuda. and the United Skates completed his

Intportations for the Season (.‘UMI‘RISlNG A"'\'i‘.R\' General Assortment of Goods!

which lac 01hr. {or sale ttt ltls t-stabiuinttcttt.

"run it) U1“.th S'l‘R F. 181‘ WAREHOUSE.

ilc n‘rttl‘t'l those who may favor him by a call. his stock lllu born purchased thlt tt mu-tt rttt'rl'oi regard to tch soundness of the lllllt‘lt‘o olltrtd tor salc.

T E It NIS (.7 .1\ $1.1.

No shatrmcuts in price. but a comidcrablc discount will be. ulluwvd on the putt-hose of oparwl.

l'axtiea buying on tin-so termu. at tlti- establishman will not

only tti‘cct the advantage of obtaining the south ttt the lowest talc. but also 'tlh auto to themselves good sound atticlca.

BENJAIII DAVIEI. Queen Stu-ct Wart-bonito. 2 tin Ch'towtt. Nov 8. NWT.

DEW’SONis" ESTATE. Suburban Residence tor Sale.

' ‘llli Snbu-rihcrs will scll by Public Auction, tn front,

of tho (‘uivnial Building. on FRIDAY. the 2tttlt‘ «lav (ii l)l~2t.‘l'§.\ilil‘ill next. at )2 o‘clock noon. that? lwsntil’nl (ft) l'I'Atil‘l. with two ncrrs ol' ground attain. t'tl. .llilttlctl in tlto,Ctiut:nott ol ('itarluttetown. abnutt tit'trrn minutu’ wsllt from tho city. latclv oerupiod by w. u. mwsox. and known its on u ttonnt. cot. TAG 3.“ ‘

This propcrty is rligibly situzttt-tl III the most clcrat oil and healthy llllnlllllll in tho sulmrbanl‘ Ultarlottrtowtt-I nearly tippmitu tilt: t't-titlt-ttt-r of tint "on. Junta; l’uTItttn. command; it splendid t it w ot tltc Lily and its. Ottvlrutts. .

The ('ottogc heel! is tastefully and elegantly finished! with an t'lpt’t‘lll eye to t-uml‘ort. and presents a \‘rry attrnctivc lhtl hand-outs :ppt-arancc. 'l'hc Oillt'l‘dIUlltl‘ logs on tho prrtms-t. cotuittingol' a Stable and Coat-ltd house. lrcltultsu. Milkhnusv. nntl {'tiallttiusc. are com- mmliuns. wril-at‘rttngtul. and thorougny linilllt'ti. (

Tilt? ut'otttttls uttst-iwd. whirlt rtttltmt-e a large “All:

with choice and nrttttmrn'nl 'l‘mm. anti llllt'fb‘t'clt'tll twitlt broad gravrllwl Walks; and tho witnlr property Ill snrt'ottndrtl by n ltandaotnc and substantial I't'llt‘t‘.

'j‘h. ttt is ulsocomm-trtl with tho it'ltcht-t) ol' the (“otcl

’ts;:e a large lllilCli TANK. with Ftltt‘tet and barrel i'utttp. The Terms of Salo will Le: ‘25 per root. ul‘tlxr llll‘I“.

th' Ut‘ttt. . montltn. utttl titt'balturv. with itttrrrst ll'Um the day til. solo. in 'l‘ws-lnc moltllts; tho two lane itulalmuttls to be. turtn'etl by a mortgage on the property. An llltllslt‘ttl‘dlrll' title will be gi't-tt to the P-nrrltsaor. Further pat‘llt'ttlitt‘l rt'spccting tillt‘, possrsston. etc. I'll" be- nhtaittcd, on ft'rt'rl'llt‘e to t . ‘ ttt titt- (lliicc til Mt‘sm. ALLEY 6t l).-\‘> 2:35. Solicitors Charlottetown. or to the umlrratzm-d. l 'l‘lilillAS DAWSON. Itlt'ilttill) ill‘IAR'l‘Z. ’l‘lltlhlAS ALLEY. C lsrlttzt (can. X(I\'.:O.l5l~37.

C‘m‘i‘ .a.

.3 “LIJA comitAs

l IRIsnnu‘l‘s Mtulln (Julius Bouquet} dedit-uttsd lty pursuits-slurs to dal- ‘ tttIt-ttts-d A\|‘{IR§I,. '

lcsatult‘lt. (iuurtlsy Fro "clisno, l'ri (30M! nt' Walt-s. Kimtnci'o. JutM-y Club. Wand \‘ttilrt. Millc‘tlcttr.

learner llouqut‘t. l‘atclmuiy. lert.

\Vm-t I-lml .\cw Moth iluy.l.urrs Mrrtle. l‘l‘e Ilatd of Avon's l'vrl’umc. in u out has ; Syd Liam" l’.au do Color: tr. ‘l'rt-ltlr ltllYi'lltlt‘f \t'att‘r. littrart ol latycuth-t Floor”. \'trbrtta Watt-r. luccntcntuy httt‘llt‘l. I‘crttttuetlr

DEN. are in a good state or (-tttlu'allot). are ttiantrtl.uu|l and fur whim ha hm. m “nut um leumgu “fink um um, be on the (“up

land is prepared tp make up all kinds '0! garments rH-I1 Art- the tourrm ut‘ the deadbeat mutant-ta. I... panama". .4“ fifllfl‘lllfllle‘ to him in to: latest otylu a-d ttuprovcntaut at to ntiatc all the limits at the body. and to send apoieonod

lftllynl'tlto \v‘lle""78 iii-in. at. . ._ _st

A FINE CHANgnpgp SPECULATORS ENTERPRI’SING MEN!

' ‘IIB underlined has been instrufled by tho Ownrrs to oft! hr GAL! or to IihN'I‘ several soluble “HOLD and LEASEMULD PROPERTIES and FARMS in Bsuaor and other ports of the Island in [and cultivation

wt'll wooded and p o taming ctlar advantages; and lot which good and valid tt tlss end int-totiiats possession son he

1‘0“.

3 Also (our LO’I‘B being the residue of thirteen Builtiluglms pits other nine baring boos sold‘tho resent lesson) 3

tlttst. most advantageous mercantile situation low“ as 5U“) Ell HILL" adjoining HON'IM) I BRIDGE. I.

miles from Ucorxctowtt when: close to 150000 busltrls of Products ars onttualiy shipped and coolly oil paid or II Cosh

Auwricittts and other apt-culnturspurclxaae here and ship for Great llrttaitt the United States to.

A number of Stores. \\ ltsrl‘a. a Meeting House You Ulirc, and 'l't-tn once Sodoty have been utlbllshod for a“. time; with many title! and new and (flutl. Mills in the vicinity; where any quantity n! all kinds lamb.” be m in trodes: low totes. b't‘ nun-u Iltu. is " the only f’rnltohshopsrty for sale in the place which renders it stool desirable tor the above class of artisans now so I‘ttut'lt wltttctl in this riaing town.

A n'l‘UttE and DWELLING on it t-apultlo or holding ldOdd bushels produce with o doeblo Wharf and alto it o Lime Kiln. will be sol-A or tract. on reasonable terms.

l’lans. particulars or any olhcr information can be obtained by calling at the slice of Messrs. Ben. C I01. Land Surveyors.(Shortcut-tons. Itol'ereuce can also be had l'rotu \ ’. Sass-anoint. F. l’. Norms. 'l‘ttos. has“. Georgi-town; Jts. Iluunnmctt. Cantphelton. Lot 4; I". W. Ilcouus. Sumner mitt-r. Charlottetown. and to he subscriber at Orwell. who is also Agt'ttt for the sale ol Mason)”. Mowing Mosoltlaso. tho celebrated Yannoutb COOKING STOVE. and also for the Falling Mills of Messrsullopual. Idtll how. the “cable. J“, Alt-luau. New I’ertlt, Putter W. McDottsw, I’inetto; where CLU’I ii to received and rot-read with Joe

tmwh- RICHARD J. CLARKE.

{1‘11 15‘ ‘ 'CHE‘.tPEs”1‘""‘AZ\’D"“ 8 (FE? DOCTOR. Hollowsy’s Pills.

rrtus great household lie lite ranlts among the loading

MUCUIIII’lI. of bio. It is well known to the world that it cures many complaints other runodtos cannot. reach. the |sct is as wall established as that the sun lt‘hts the world.

Disorders of the Liver and Stomach. Moat person. will. at some pcrtod at thuir lino. oul‘orfro- indigestion. derangement“ the liver, stomach or bowels. 'w‘hlch it‘ not quickly removed. {rt-qutnty settle into a do.- :gcroua lllttttsl. It is well known in India. and other no i-

ox "AND. A naat assortment 0‘ me“r°' cal climntrs. that llnllowoy‘s l'tila arc the only "It'd! t t ;cun be relied on tn such cases. Alntcnt awry soldier abroad

Kitchen Utensils. &o. &o. I ‘t‘arrtcsa box ot’thctn to It‘s ituptacit. In itngland IOot

ittt-lutling the patrol BUN Tux (forrll l’oT. whtclt t'r-. V r t'clvrd o (iold .lI-ulal l’rtzr. at the Paris Ex[tositttttt;l""“"n8 know thatbthcoc Itllsaut curt: til at whoucver tho of lhtii. Also, BUS 'I‘UN LANI‘ERXS. which wingln -r. stomach or owcis are out of order. and that they

.ttccd tw pit! ei.-ta:t.

sur tats «Vt-rytlmw m (it? Market and suitable for rttlu-t'. l . l’alim use or on bdnrd V.-ssrlo. I s .h . . on? hand Debmty' A low “Ct-run t'uotacus on hand. which togcthsr with a ,1 :l‘n:4.i‘:.n‘ Lif'ZtSJi’d :h. .. .'. - .. '» ‘ l'l' ‘ h J '- -‘ ' 0‘“. tiling” UN“! 0‘ Oil“ bimk m” I” w ‘l c “ ‘ll [0' l;tllo. no they rnzn‘cdpatciy portly the blood. and acting upo. . ‘ ‘ . . ',, n , ,, ttctmt-rm ’ 't'ct‘