The Observer.

Observer, Volume 6, Issue 149, 21 July 1883, Page 2

The Observer.

Sauted ay, t^Y 21st, 1883.' ' VV AA-yiy ! ' ■-■ .i •<« zAkiEif' If he M^E^du||' ; . aa, ''f V;V A 'correspondent has favoured ff "^s mth ; tfie;.' VV following mysterious explanation of theroi^pa_M___iar^- '"- ■ paragraph written by that funny fellow, 'raßJSffi&il% ; The key is sonsidembly mpre .mvslieriousMHfflpl^vV lock, and we cs_i*ma__e nothing of ifcj peM^^^ ; 7 someone-else^can^so wp giv,©*it here iy! \ • . ;, ' .' has been keeping a'gay old tifnie -withVorie^^'V./ Mother. Carey Vehickens^possibly Jim. ';-AJAiois^§A'Ayf. Saturday's 'Twjnkler.;.J_ie.. disclosed the ..d?f&Ci" . :?fe password of the Circles,, bu^tiifc:>,7'. j chicken evidently sni ; unk._.rom'reveaUng.tW"tsn.i&;.i : ■•. import of the magic syllables- ' 2fi;niiel-' ;has^^-.V'v' k; ; recklessly turned loose upon ' society.' The MssAiA fAh ß that he wants Superintendent 7T|i9m,s^it'^|;..j most /skilled detective, to investigate jXl.ne&Jlyi&v ■;; '-f corruption and contraction of 'the Ai6vj^^jtf6pjb%. . \<J administered to the chosen. few, Iriits/e^t^t^lV:;it runs thus :— .' May Ibe gammed in^t.h'e ;^o^i|.^'; i^l gates of Blades, and may aU .%'e'B.idplit^u^iiS|ra^:'^ of vengeance pile up the cinde^jjof ;biackt,dainfi_k^j^; |J tion.as high ;as ( tbe pyramids 'of. 'P^^'.^^^^^m^ out my. heart's grease to .oil ;ihe''■i3B^n^ts^^^i^^^"^ if. I eyerjd|^iig6j>teach, . Ho^^/^6^im^mol[% ; ;it^e'.-'^^r|iaj '.. features T;bj| '^d'^^k'- mWfct ii&l .m'ember.'of.'.this^w^ r _?sS9^.»_fcv^^rt#ia-.'t4wv „ .'ii . •jj.-.'-.tr '/:,. ■> .^•-•. „',•■.■'■;, / •<•:.:._ MAWiAAiAfAAAAAAZ&tA- . -a.*' tii^f _^;;sj..^ .:^-'/^Si&SJiHa

schosH^^^^^^^^^^HH^Hm^H|V surplusn^^^H^^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^V\oeivihg i ha7^_HH^^^^^^^^^£^H^^^^P r \, BANKS AND THEI^HJjH^HJf Judge Gillies says banks have a- h^fl-J^Hack of getting all they can out of customers aSfthen V. dropping them. He meant, of course, dofbtful .customers, of the class who come up periodically for their discharge. We are inclined to quest/in the wisdom of approving the too frequent practice of allowing a man to make over his estate to his . Vwife, trade thereon, and then ask for a clean sheet, when the bulk of his property remains undisturbed ..in -her possession. "What's her's is 'is'n," but . what belongs to the creditors ought not to be so • lightly treated.