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.DUMFRIES' HIGHLY APPROVED
sDp EIE LII

VNHIs safe and powerful wash for sore or inadmed Eyes
u stands %pre-eminent among the multitude of ordinary
preparations for this purpose. The most obstinate as the
most slight %infamations of that delicate organ, yield to this
highly approved Eye Water, which will brace and restore
the tone of the diseased parts. On recent sore eyes the effect
is highly salutary. In cases of years standing, the most un-
expected elef has been received, after other applications of
inferior efficacy had failed. Weakness, soreness, and 9th,
er complaints Of the Eyes, proceeding from colds, have been
the best preparation for this complaint they ever met with.
especially in obstinate cases of soreness and infamation.A
Price 25 cents per bottle.
ALso-The celebrated Cambra ami Tooth .aehe Piiis, which
give Immediate relief, without the least injury TO the Teeth,
On trial this will be found one Of the best remedies known
for this painful complaint. Price so cents a box.
rr Prepared and sold wholesale, by L. KIDDER, propri-
etor of the "Conoay yMedieine,' Counting Room IN Cham
ben over No 20, Cornerof Court and Hanover streets, and at
retail by his special appointment, together with all the the
different articles Of the Conway Medcine) by the following
Druggists, viz. JOSEPH BALCH Jr. and JOHN II. MA
SON & Co. Prov idence, DR.. A. P. o Newport, DR..
j. WILLIAMS, Warren, NATHAN DURFEE, Fall Riv-
e.
s,sObserve, none are genuine without the written signature
of KIDDER, on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount 10 those who buy to sell again.
Oct. IL.
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DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE
to- PILES. 4Gl
NEW CASE OF A CURE.n

CASE OF a CURE.n .4r
"BosrON, NOvEMBER 24th.
SIR,-The Pile Ointment and Eectuary lately had Of
you has had an excellent effect.-I have been troubled
for years with the Piles, and have never found any remedy
that would compare with yours. The late attack was a -
we're one, but the relief was almost immediate. l take great
pleasure in communicating this to you, for the benefit of any
who may be suffering under 30 painful disease.
= H
"MR. KIDDsR:" =
The original letter may be seen at the Counting ROom
ofthe Proprietor.
ITThe Proprietor of this Medicine, recommends It with
the fullest confidence, as one of the most valuable remedies
yet discovered, for the cure of the painful and debiliating com.
plant of the Piles. He deems it unnecessary to publish any
Their than the fore going testimonial in its favor. This remedy
as more perfectly answered the purpose for which II IL in
ended, than any other now in common use, and affords im-
ediate and permanent relief, both from the disorder itself, &
8 accompanying symptoms Of pain in the lons, vertigo, head
ache, loss of appetite, indigestion, and other marks Of debility
The remedy Is quite innocent, and may be administered to
all ages and both sexes. Plain and ample Directions with o
description of the complaint accompany each package, which
consists of too bores, one containing an Ointment, and the
other an Electuary.-Pnce 81 for both articles, or but 50
cents where but one only Is wanted. 80
- Prepared and sold wholesale, together with the I" Con.
nay Medicine - by the sole Proprietor I. KlDDER, at his
Counting Room over No. 20, corner of Count and Hanover
streets, and retailed by his special appointment, by the fol-
lowing Druggists. J. BALcH and JOHN II. MASON q Co.
Providence, DIR. A.. P. MOORE, Newport, ID. J. VIII
LIAMs, Warren, NATHAN DURFEE, Fall River.
~ Observe that none are genuine without the written sig
nature Of I. KiDpER, on the outside printed wrapper.
u A large discount made TO those who buy to sell again,
Oct ~ 81 ID rr
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Nothing 10 70 impetaous Ms
lis designs, nothing SO artful as it's CON
duct. In agility il surpasses oil repre-
in Transforming itself, il ex-
ceeds all the metamorphoses; and IN re-
goes beyond all chymistry. There
is no fathomihg The depth, or piercing
through the darkness of its abyss. Here
il is concealed from the most penetra-
ting eyes, and makes a thousand insen-
sibIe turnings and winnings. Here it IS
often invisible to itself, and %conceives
and breeds up a vast number OF inclina-
tions and aversions, unknown itself;
some of which are so monstrous, that
when they are brought forth, it does not
know them, or canno. be prevailed on 10
own them. From this %obscurity, with
which il is overcast, arise the ridiculous
%conceits that it has ofitself; hence pro-
coed the errors and ignorance, the gross
and silly mistakes It entcrtains Of itself.
Hence it is, that it iancies those pas
sions dead in itself, which are only laid
20 sleep; that it imagines it has laid a.
side the desire of pursuing, when il
does but rest 10 take breath; and thinks
j, has lost the appetitos, which it has on,
ly satisfied for the present. And yet
this ~obscurity, thick as it is. to hide il
from itself, binders it not from seeing
perfectly the things which are withou,
itself; in which it is like our eyes, which
perceive all things, and are only blint
with respect to themselves.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-07

A BERTs SPECIFIC FOR CHILBLAINs, having
N stood the test Of many years experience, and received
the commentator of innumeTa6le sufferers, as 10 lis almost i'm
mediate and neoer failing cures, is, on the approach Of win
ter. again proposed to the public. =. .
In thus advertising this article, il is with a confidence as TO
its excellence and certain healing properties. Il may be used
by adults and by children, without the least trouble OF incon-
venience. II operates as a preventive; and in slight cases,
cures are often effected in tpentyJow hours, and severe
cases in two to four days. The most respectable references
can be presented.
One Phial will often be found sufficient for the cure Of sew
eral persons, when the cases are slight and the wash used with
care.
Th, remedy Is put up in Phials, each wrapped in printed
directions for use, with the ioritten signature Of Henry Albert,
aud to prevent imposition, on the outside OF each, by Charles
BaryeH, who is the proPrietor's only agent for the United
States.
Wholesale price, Sc per dozen-at retail rs cents each phi
al. All orders will receive immediate attention.
CHARLES BARRELL
No. 1856. Wsshington-sreet, Boston.
Nov. 5. WFeb.
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From the PAladsIyhis /tbvsS.

How lovely n the bsautsous hahn
Extending DER the azure skyi
The 6nnlmer's evenings pleasing 0lms
- And sonest siyh.
The nSocy gold iing'd clouds serene,
q Recumbent on tn expansive cir,
With 40 masni1een: = scene
N What can compare!
Tho blooming vAles, The hills around,
a. And glstes with gay luxuriance tesni
- The ueus with graceful foliage erown'a
Refulgent seem.
Hssh Oh ths mountains dingy brow,
Where ls,s the suns last trembling rays
Ten thoussn nd nameiess splendours glow
In bright display.
tn ses, beyond the heightened ins
Which ~srparairs Il from tho sky,
= II dsrp dark slumierins waves Tsciins'
Ia Nor hsave one ssh.
1As nansisni slisnmerins twilight spssee
"A kind composing gentle gisasn,
~ NE sssi,inO day light sheds
In lingering bsan.
IN, murmur,nes nom III unwssrsd Ill,
Fail in sweet accounts on the ear
Ths solis which did tie hamlet NIL,
~ All dissppsa'-
TJss village occupants setIre
a. A night upon the hihs IN down.
While pure domestic Joys conspiTe
Their days W crown.
Happy the undis,urhed retreat.
10 which the labourer plods his way
2 Where cheerful cou,itenances greet
The eItsiny day.
CMlm unaffected silence rsigns,
Save when the night birds cry 10 siveni
Par ~ sarth's verging line slstains
The vaulted heaven.
Dsishtfui emblem Of liss's close,
Prscnrsor OF immortal joy;
When God shall give the soul rePose,
In worlds on high.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-07

Al a Count Of Probate holden within and for the town Of
Providence, ON Monday, the 29,i day of December, A. ID.
1898.
4 N the request Of Mary Davis and others, that SAMUEL
u PEARSON may be appointed Administrator with the
Will annexed, on The estate Of SARAH GODFREY, deceased.
il h ordered that the consideration Of said request be referred
to Monday, the i2tli day of January, A. u. 1929, at O'Clock,
r. NJ. aud that previous notice be given (by publishing this
order three several times in the Literary CadeD toall persons
interested 10 appear at that time and be heard.
a true copy Witness.
Jan 3 NATHAN w. JACKSON CieTk.
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SELF LOVE.

SeIf.love is the love Of ones self, and
Of every thing for the sake Of ones
self: it makes mon idolize themselves.
and would make them tyrants to others,
il fortune furnished them with the means
Of SO doing. Il never takes any rest
but within itself, or dwells longer IN any
other objects, than bees do upon Aow-
ers, to extract what may be to their adj
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

A L Town Council holden within aud for the town OF
IN Providence on the 18th day Of December, A. u. 1923.
Whereas, on the night Of the twenty fifth Instant, was
disintened aud taken from the North Burial Ground, the
body of John Dunn, late deceased, by some person or persons
unknown. And this Council taking the same into due con-
sideration,
DO rote and resolpe that the sum Of tNo hundred dollars,
rs a reward, be given TO any person who shall give such In
formation as shall lead TO the detection and conviction Of the
person or persons concerned in the Preparation Of the aiore-
said sacriegious action.
And il ii further voted, that tho same be published in the
Providence American and Literary Cadet, papers printed in
this town. A true copy Witnessi
Dec 81 NATHAN w. JACKSON, c. Clerk.
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TO CoYsUMp rIoN.

o. w6sooms consumption /! thy b'oodiess nfow'
Aed H. cold, caim gaze Of Thy stony eye,
AID Thy Gill, stsrn step, so horribly Slow
Aru mild 10 me, aud tsrrorIess now,
~ The smile Of a sun set sky.
On ~ icy bosom IN lay me down..
And ioy a. a child In Thy cold embrace;
Pos INV breast Is a shelter, mild, placid and warn,
To the s~ufrerings aud wrv~ r. OF exislences storm,
1hs faiies aud icuds Of oar race.
nyusif with q careful eye I've viewed,
f6sn my fass on the warning wodd l cash
n e1ssd H. q zeal w az snery incod,
Whnsg. Me Q reed on a lore rock, stood
An onHHef'd, and uhrunk from the b'sa-
- why should I yesm Ger a Vie Of wcsf
WV eine 10 The thorn thai wounds me thus sorss
ncvtn ekss, Consumption, rejoicing 60,
= ~ s1 ~ -. re- ~ S.s ssss% : sss''
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sTILLMAN's sELF-ADJUsTINc rENPLKs,

M ANUFACTURED and On hand II w ssteriy, whore sr-
1vA des will be received and punetaally attended to.
The principal advantages Of these Temples over The eeunsa
hand temples are-they move lhenselvts-msks the elsA
more eves-preventt the selvsge threads from breakipg-maks
. much better selvsge and hrer face on the oIoth-prevsafs
the slsies from wear II The esds. One person with these tenn
Piles can attend three looms easier than two with the hAad tsa-
pies.
Reference may be had to most Of the p~riseipsl stablshnsns
in the country. b. N. STILLnAN, ;,
Westerly, n. Z. Nev. a 6n.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-07

- AUTUMN
XM VIA ! Issy coss sadse~thsyest
vfrnnNy skt.s ana eluodIsss 1imss-sapy -
Ia snpwnsu, and eaHh's g~ssnitnss spssad ostt
NJ wheu he silver habN Of The clouds
u Cow. down upon te Autumn Sun, and wnh
soher slndoess, us old year takes up
BIZ hiGbl hAhsriance al golden tfuitss 80 80 81.
n pqnp ~ pageant oil tie splendid scsoe
hsss 4 . baaulidn spirit breathing noe
IL mellow stchuess on the clustered Trees,
Ahd from absaker, full of rcbo<t dyes, rr.-
'Pounng noW glory on tho Autumn wsods,
> And dsceiug h Wsvu ~iahsths p6nns'd cDoda
S1ora a NJ asGssaain, ljke . sussmss bssd,
..h-ins< - ~ purple wins, rsd In Tho wales 81
S@IrsHouAs wind, aswc~t and passionate woos, p
Kksss De thnshing leaf, and siin up lido -
Whhin thu sobmn woods n sshs deep crimsooee,
aAsAsavss bsech, and maple yellow Icaled,-
u ~ IL cay ads a-wesry. Through ths eress
- spSbssI robin moves; The purple finch ffs
IN IN Mild clcry anil rcd cedar 6ccds- !.
n winter bird-cOmcs with hn paatntsve wbnuo-
And pscks BY sis wnch hasols whilst aloud
Ytom eouacs r0aGs Ale wasblDG biue bid sinosj
Ana m1srAy. wish ohrsepealed ssokes
Sounds rom t.c ihrcsEing floor The busy Nail.
what's ghsy duth this wohd pat on
For him thai with a fevcih heart goes forth,
Undsu the brghl and CURIOUS sky, and looks
On duties we'll pcnssnled, and days well spents
For aim ths wind, eye, and The yellow leaves,
= Shall have q vuice, and give him eloquent teachinss.
Ne shall 70 hear Tie so.sInn hymn Tint Dsaeh
Fs hnsd up fos all, that he stall 90
10 bs long rsstisg place without . tear.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TINE subscriber hereby gives public notice that he Is mp
Il pointed Administrator upon the estate of William Spen-
Ger, late Of East Greenwich. deceased, and has accepted Of
the trust. He therefore requests all persons who are lndebt-
ed to the estate Of the said deceased, to make payment with
out delay ; and also all persons who have claims against the
said estate, 10 exhibit them as soon as may be.
SPENCER.
Eas: Greenwich, Dec. 29th, 1893.
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1nnn REAMs Of the following dsseripvion, vins
lOOO Imperial, super royal, Royal, Msihun.
Folio post, Demi, Cap, Pot aud Letter Writing Paper. In
perial, Super royal, Royal, Medium and Dsmi fs Printing.
Large and small sized Wrapping. Common colorsd, ~
book covers. Drawing, Bank Note, Tissue, Wits sni
Brown Bonnet, Cartridge, Card and Press Papsr, for sale q
wholesale and retail by the subscribes, who as assnes e
several large paper manufactures, viii supply apy ouansly
ofpaper that may bs wanted, at the Factory phcss.
HUTCHENB b CORY, "
OstN On Firs door wsge Of The Brides.
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ASSICNEE'S NOTICE

TuNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice, that he has
Been duly appointed, by the Supreme Court, Assignee
of Thomas s. Wigbtman, Of North Kingston, an insolvent
petitioner, and that he has qualified himself accordingly.
The creditors of said Wigbiman are hereby informed that
their claims must be presented within three months from this
date, OF they viii b. precluded from a dividend.
EUCLID CHADSEY.
North Kingstown, Dec. Both, 1923.
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

T1yIIE creditors of JOSHUA q. WooD, are hereby notified
to exhibit their claims to the subscriber, on or before
the first day Of March next, that they may be entitled to The
benefit of the provisions Of his deed Of trust, dated the fhh
day Of May last. GEORGE CURTIS.
Nov. 7. tM
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DR.. DAvENPORT's
BIEIOUS PILLS.

UyHESE Pills are Justly esteemed for they easy operation
as a mild. safe and gentle Medicine, may be taken a
night on going to bed without the least trouble or movement be.
fore mornins--no alteration necessary In the diet nor hindrance
in business, lhey are accommodated 10 all seasons and elimaiesj
the increased sale Of these Pills is deemed a sufficient proof Of
merhed value.
DIR. D~AvENpoRT's CELEBRATED
EYE WATER.
which need. only to he used 10 be hisily approved Of, for al
sorts Of weak nd sore eyes.
wHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
The chs .scter Of ih, celebrated Ointment Is so well estab-
Iisbed, as q need no explanation, fr being a pleasant, safe and
sure remedy 70, that losthsoms diseagj y Is also a certain cure
for al cru ,ions Of the skin, and the SAIL Rheum. Price STA
cents.
D. II h., been recently s'esrtained to be . vslusbis sri
Gle for The ue Of Chilblains.
wHEATONs JAUNDICE BTTTERS,
which are SO .mineptly useful IN removing all %jaupdics sne
bilious complaint.
The shove l. fa sale by Dyep 4 Msnion, Gushing 4 Hop
pin, J. s. Lsrned Il Co. George II. T~illnghsst, Benjamin A.
batey, .. VI. Mason, Joseph Baeh, u, Duty Greene, W. II.
TsyIor. Charles Greene, Arlington 4 burough and ]. y.
Asses, Providence. IoTsunion, BY D: B,ewer. In p%awtu.ket,
By barney Merry, ssd al The principal Druggists i~hroushos
be vstsd sssss F"'t
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~uousas -, tksf guides with bsavsnIyr ~
onuigs q the Sun OF iay!
G5uea. q whoes charge wss given,
(o1onb ne Prince Of Peace from hnvsn
@W~nH Nm thus gBd the day,
~6D01EB0Wn WIN shybssvenly ray
~1vS - ~ eeurg sesvp.
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From the Nsp- York ASusrs'scr
TO THE DYING YEAR.

M.
Thou desolate and dying year!
Emblem Of transitory man,
Whose weaftrODe and wild career
- Like thine IL bounded 10 aspanj
Il seems but as a little day
md sprina came forth Ia fair array,
Io dsnce mon the JOYOUS earth.
Yei-yet the radiance Is not gone
Which shed a rich'css DER the scene,
Which smiled upon the golden lawn
When skies were et'N'an. W. '''
Oh siin a meiahcno'y snino s,,
To charm the eye a little WINE,
Ere ruin spread his mantle uhere'
=, ..
Anou oeso.'.s luz I.me ~ ve,n,, wraaih.
cInce he .s,'"i,ad lie tear "
nov o,'en wv a. ,' ,mt ~ death
ana NneI uesu0 , 49, s;ah,,v snrnno
now many neaaes, sna na"t ~, ~ die'
Their fnca chords by death unstrung,
Have yielded HES expiring sign.
..,,, Tho c,,v
Ana pihoweu m" =" hrs,,haoto burn.
a ~. oa,',t. aud liz CAV.
AN p.oua; ~. a. ,on,ie,ins nm
-o'nei.u ,,s...I ~. r,en,.,, tsar
's.Ils, iIcs,ny = " aa.c,,on redw
FDf all that were our blessings neIe,
The loved-tic LOST tue saih'ou a0"u'
~. u.,.,. ,,a av;,r veal.
nou ues..'' 70 a = sSy,aa,ss ,ir'
svp.e'so 49, ",t,r Ie,ves ,re sere 8
ny Duus ~ sone ,,o,dad H. ,hs mali
y, ~ .ssn,,n.e ,h,, shcd
"r a ~ ;,,iancv IN m INV mime.
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ALBERT SWEET,

FASHIONABLE ~HAIR-CUTTER,
No. so, Westminster-street, corner Of Orange-stree,,
EEPS constantly on hand, Combs, Lather- Brushes,
HA- POmatum, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cologne
Water, Hair Oil, Razors and Razor Straps, Shaving Soap,
Court PIaister-and a great variety Of articles necessary for
the gentleman's toilet.
RasoM honed and set In the xeeneet order. septic
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Al a Court Of Probate holden within and for the town OF
Providence, ON Monday, the 29th day Of December, A d.
1893.
MNARY DEXTER, widow Of BENJAMIN G. Dexter, de-
M ceased, named rs Executrix in the last VIII and les.
lament of said deceased, having declined TO accept OF said
trust, and she having made request that SAMUEL b. MUM
roRp may be appointed Administrator with The VIII m
nexed, on tie estate Of said deceased, i Is ordered that me
consideration OF said request be referred to Monday, the lath
day of January, A. ID. 1929, at 3 O'Clock, +. NJ. and u'at
previous notice he given (by publishing this order three sew
eml times In the Literary Cadet) TO all persons interested 10
appear ut thai time and be heard. p
A true copy Witnessi
Ian 2 NATHAN w. JACkSDN Clerk.
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Court Of Probate holden within and Er The town q
Providence, on Monday. the ssth day Of pscemDef' Az
.d28. ri -
vrHE Commissioners heretofore appointed TO receive and
- examine the claims against the estate o. JAcos ROSARIO,
deceased. having made report, IL is ordered thereon that the
consideration thereof be relsred TO Monday, the 18TH day of
January, A.. ID. 1929, and that previous notice be given Sy
publishing this order three several times IN the Literary Ca
detj TO ali persons interested to appear ii that time and be
heard. A true copy Witness !
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DRAFTS AND CURRENT MONEY.
nRAFTS ON Boston at sight for sale, and Current Mon
ey wanted by =. w. CLARA & BROTHER,
lice 81 No. II. Market street.
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GEORGE H. GAY

nFFERS for sale Mt his Store, No. IA l2, Westminster
street, formerly occupied by J. F. AMss, a large as
sortment Of Drugs and Medicines; the following comprise Q
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81 l-2 cents a box-with ample directions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

tlovr.-From the Philadelphia Price Current are
CLEANED the following amounts of -four inspected at
atthe principal markets for export in the IT, States
in 1923.
In New York, 722 900 barrels, Baltimore 54e 600,
PblladcIphia $4,000, Richmond i49 600 Alexandria
10000, Fredericksburg and Falmouth 100,o0
Georgetown ID. C.) 10000, Petersburg $4,000, Al
bany 900. These returns are supposed to be so
nearly correct, rs TO ncladc 1o-96tlis. OF more
Of all the inspected Flour. Total 2,3 900 barrels.
There were inspected in 1871, 06 900 bbs: 1926
-2,O31 900; I325-I 882 900; 1921 I'D 900; 1929
II $4,000; and 1871 500, 900; Showing an in
crease Of n 900 hbls. in ycnrs. And the increase
43I 900 barrels.
Whilst neither knuvish, nor silly enough, 10
ascrbc favourable seasons and abundant barVests TO
the measures Of Mr.. Adams, we NAY Justly, never
theless, seize upon the above stated increase in our
exports OF flour, as strong point his defence against
the obhquy hoapod on him. for his hodged ruin Of our
foreign trade in that very article. BY bunglnQ ne
gotatons was said that Mr.. A. lost us profitable
market for Hour, in the British West indies where
oy we were debarred from sales TO tho amount Of
S9'OoO,OOO a year The closing Of so important a
vent ought surely to have diffuscd universal damn
upon the exertions Of IA rmers and to have made
tnern arse somewhere about millions' worth Tess
than before Bot what has happencd' Why we
found market, in 1923, for 43I 900 barrels worth
NJ dollars, (aboYe millions and half dollars) MORE
than We sold in 1895! -
We leave our readers to make their own com
ments upon these facts: and only inquire, how Mr.
Adams can be charged with tho desirsction Of tho