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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21

PEACHES IN A CoLD CLrMArE.-Necfssity
of slow Gro,eth.-Levi Bartlett, Of the Gran
tie Farmer, gives an interesting statenfnt In
regard to raising peaches in New Ham Fhire.
1t appears that in 1910 ho sowed somd beach
stones, which came up and made vigorous
growth, but were entirely cut down the next
winter. And so on for three years, during
which time the ground was we'll titled and
MANFRED. He here gave up the effort to grow
peaches where the thermometer fell to 2o deg.
below zero, and left the trees to shirk for them
selves. This neglect BY causing slow growth,
has been their salvation the trees now stand
in the nursery grows apparently as hard as
the gnarled oak
Grass and weed sprang up among the trees
and retarded their growth, and every succeed
ing winter killed less and less Of the new
wood up to the spring OF 1885, when scatter
ing blossoms appeared on eight Or ten of the
trees, which produced fruits of various quail
ties In 1851 there was much larger show
Of blossoms, succeeded by two or three bushels
Of peaches.
In 1852 we had thirty trees in full bloom
they all produced fruit ripeang in succession
for five or six weeks. Last May, we nae
forty trees in probably he had from
fifty to sixty bushels of peaches Of various
qualities from, very good to poor, and OF DIFF
ierent colors, shape and size and in time 0
ripening, embracing period of five or ST.
weeks.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
poetrp.
smALL-sIzED LADIES.

In a little precious stone,
what splendor meets the eyes
In little lump o; sugar
Hsw much Of sweetness lies
soin little woman,
Love grows and multplies;
You recollect the proverb says
IA word unto the WISE"
pepper-corn is very small,
But seasons every dinner,
More than all other condiments,
Although 'ts sprinkled thinner.
Just so little woman is,
II love will let you win heri
There's not joy in all the world
Yon will not find within her
And as within the little rose
You find the richest dyes,
And in little grain Of gold
Much price and value lies;
As from little balsam
Much odor doth arise,
So iu a little woman
There's taste Of Paradise.
The sky-iark and the nightingale,
Though small and light Of wing,
Yet MARBLE sweeter in the grove
Than all the birds that sing,
And 50 little woman
Though very little thing,
Ia sweeter than all other sweets,
E'en flowers that bloom in Spring.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
DIR. IRA gVAREsEN'S
COMPOUND OF
Puro Ccd Liver Oil, Lime and
Surar of MILF

sugar OF MILK.
THE great value Of Cod Liver Oil as medicine ia on
L sumption is generally admitted. 1t promotes AS
sinhuon. the primal defect in this disease by lnlt ing
the gIowh IF ctlls-Ihe cell resulting according DR..
lnrnclt, from the union Of mirne attiue of oil with
ahamtn, under The quick, ming force 0i vitality The
PHOSPHATE OF LINE has been proved TO produce the
s .fai end throughout both Tie vegetable aud the
ihlsi ,vsiiI.
The SUGAR OF MILK, manufactured from the whit y
Of gai's milk, being supporter OF respiration in weak
lungs, aud having pnwen affinity for 0yygcn greatly
aids the abve remedies in Consumption, and when prop
removing much Of The offensive taste and smell al te OH
and supply ing stcehirGe conclusive for The Tugs h
like that elaborated by healthy liver.
In conducting large aud special practice in THRo,
AND LuSG DISEASES, iesnlt directly the d,teres iur
pare oil. The excellence thi combination win be at
once Appreciated by my poi5'spnal brethren, ami trial
Ut Will commend ii 10 the people generally.
RuRR& FERRY ARE my wholesale aud retail Agents
for tie United States and British Provinces to whom all
osdcrs should be addressed. IRA WARREN, 81 d
No. Winter place, Boston
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21

II can't bear children said Miss Prime,
disdainfally. Mrs Darlington looked over
her spectacles mildly before she replied per
haps if you could you would like them bet
ter."-Er.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
I,nuortantto Young Ysem !

Bomman'S 81 ready 'oays 10 make moN1y.
OFFER for saic upwards of thirty different Receipts.
L many of which have been sold the past year for Nv
dollars piece, aud the whole many different
way Ia make money In the sale of these cles
alone have known youHg men the past year 20 inakg
frnn Ave twelve dollars per day aud inthe manuao-
true aud sale of any Of the arelca young men Of
en-. rev aud ahtvcan fail 10 make money.
Address E. BOWMAN, Boston, Mass, enclosing Gro
dni,a and The " ole number of Receipts will b. forward
ed DIV ma Nc leunr from he Office nnles anrennid
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21

SpIRITuALIsM.-Mr Azor Hoyet, of Will
iamsburg, New York, spirtuaiat, has re-
Gently received n communication from Napo-
leon Bonapatc (now in the spirit woyd)
through the medium of the late Rev. John
NewIand Maifit The first point on which i'll
quiry was made was, as to Napoleons opin-
ion Of the biography of him by Mr.. Abbott,
now in the course OF publication in liarpers
Magazine. The answer was quite indefinite.
A lady then inquired il Jose hnc was still
with him. but only an evasivc answer was Cd
tanned to this nterrogatory. To questions as
to events hid in the future, the ex, Emperor
was more frank and open in his replies, one o f
which ends with the following prediction -
Ere three months have passed, dating
iron this hour, an assassination of crowned
head will astonish and bewilder the magnates
of Europe, and overtum an empire in another
quarter. A traitor to his king, but loyal
man to his God and to his fellows, shall turn
his strength against his master, and raise the
banner Of the people. This shall be some
time after the first events of which I have
spoken. No more tonight"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
The Greatest Medical.
DISCOVER 81 TEfE AesE

81 the AGE!
w our common pasture weeds areItdy thateuTes
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Ffsm the worst scrofula downto commcn FmPie
ne has tried in eleven HUNDRED cases and nsNs'
aied except III two Cases. (solh thunder humoJ lie hts
nov 10 ms possession over TIVE hnndted ceiihcules 81 e
value all within twenty miles of Bs-ion.
Wo O"ltes are warranted luenre nurFl seftseeth'
pies on the face.
1.-Two 10 three hotties will clear the =, stem q tc
Two bs'iIesrre warranted cure The worst canFer in
the mouth ar'' stomach.
Inioe io Eve hotticsare warranted to curelbe wors
kind Of eryeipelas,
OGe" two bottles are warranted 70 ru,c ali lunar in
the eyes. "
Two bottles war-anledt to cure running oftte eur.
G0G niefhts an"Hs ia hair.
running ulcers.
| Que bottle waicure scaly eruption Of he lir.
TWO to ihre"hottgs are warranted cure tie sst dos
poisic case If rheumatism.
/ TWO bottles are warranted to the worst tate @
! nGworm
Three to four bottles warranted to cure salt rlsum
Fivcto eight BOTTLES will cure the worstcase of scrnua
boneht Is always experienced from fl 81 b,tilr an
porfe.t cure is warranted when the abuvc quantity IL
! AIKEN
Reader, have psSded thousand bottles Of this
in the vicinity t." Boston. know he effects Of II in ey
cry cRso so sure Ms water will exnguh fire. SO sure
will this hnmsr never sold hottie Of it bnt TINT
bottle sold another after Trial always speak. fer it.
self There things about this heih thu appear
me surPtsngfr.i that it grows in pastures in SEINE
places quite prniyand yet its value has teen know
until discovered it in e4G second thai il shou,G cnts
~ .nds Of humsr have given to children year old
up to old Of sixty, from the bomlie in Bos-
ten up TO the belle Of Pomaum and all the cure
is certain. No change Of diet is ever neccssGtaI the
best yuu can get.
hlr. Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad easos
Scorfuia.
/ Price sl,OO. Manufactured by Donald Kennedy, 70
Wren street, Roxhury. For sale h3 fFrp F. SWIM
Montpelier VI General Agents for Vermont Sold hy +.
E. Smith, Nurthdeld, L. B. Bsey, Waerbut3 e h. Green,
Richmond, Orris French Barre a. r: Ainsworth, wiz
Jamestown, Wallace x Dickoy, West Topshum,
liberal discount made 10 those who buy to sell again.
Apolhccares, Grocers, and oterr. who would like to
as agents, viii pleae send IN thnir orders l0no
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
Durietp

Why is lady's hair like the latest news F.
!. Because in the morning we always find it in
papers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21

A fine coat frequently covers intoleraole ig-
norsnce, but never conceals 1t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
Worlds gFair Premiums !!
30 the 4 fiaivted.

From TIE New England DrccInry.
The great virtues ~ botanical RENE dies have, in all ages,
been universally approved and acknowledge d bat II re
manned for The chin, d>cuvrra iaillug mhdy
only to cure DISEASE bu 10 render the lace ohs and
bIoo,nnp and lenglheI the life of man Such the
benefits derived from the uSr Of he celebrated = Con
ryp EssErcG up NINA Ronr "pi area by Nr. r. Nor
ril No. Is n,wid tIect Boston. This invaluable ar,c
couo,t If thirtern vegetable ingredients, and VIC
hav tested it. efficacy do bear willing testimony Ia
IT, beng All that Dr. ~. claims or it, ruurshng ana
invicoratmg remedy for iebaed ana worn out ~ stem
Try it. See Bosloi Herald and Tee.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21

ONE OF TILE ThSNANTs.-" Jenny, get some
kindlings, and make fire,
"Pleas sir, / can't. Mr.. Murphy used the
last banister yesterday.
"Banistcr gone Then 60 on the roof
and see what virtue there is in those shingles"
Exit Jenny. In a week afterwards Mr..
O'Neil wants reduction o. rint'-'cause
why9 The roofs lake" Queer people
those exotics.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL RE.OPENlNG
COancr'S oman GrCiaI College

No. 1879 Washington street, ostGn,
This well know Establishment will be open fot Day
and Evening studies the coming season. and after
Monday, Sept. L.
Penmanship, Arithmetic, Rock Keeping, Navigation, all
the English Branches, Mathematics, Classics, Modern
Languages and DIawng are thoroughly taught. There
being class system, students can Commence at any
time The address OF upward Of 900 students for whom
eoud situations ms clerks book. keepers obtained
the lAspar is nsed in the annual cauogne and cir
cuas Vi trrnS which ~ forwarded by mat ari.
SFsScparate department fo females.
y. n. /. NroS, Professor OF Premiership.
ft. \ SPEAR, .' Classics and Mathematics
9pALois BAso, & French and German.
f. y. CAsAs, 6 spanish and braN ing.
- Is English Branches.
Miss s. Nj. iicISrmE, Sup't Ladies Department.
Il GEORGE N cOMFR, Principal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21


SELF PossEssIoN.-Ycars ago an unkuowa
correspondent OF u city paper gave the follow
ing snecdote of the olden time -
"When the town Of Woodstock, Connect-
ont, first began to be settled, there was time
when the few and scattered families were FL
led with the dreadful apprchensions Of being
taken and perhaps killed Or carried off by In
dians. No man retired at nj ght without at
first having his gun sell loaded and placed
over his head where he could seize it instant
ly. With these and other precautions, one
of these brave mon and his fearless compan-
lou, on certain night, retired to bed In
the dead of night they were simultaneously
awakened by an unsual noise around the house.
They listened presently they heard it again !;
it sounded like a slight knocking against the
window shutter at the opposite end of the
house. The man seized his gun and boldly
entered the apartment from which the noise
proceeded, and in laundering tones denan
ted
"Who's there ~
A gentle voice, which he well knew, replied
Il am your neighbor, and have como to
get some medicine FOR one ii my childreu that
is sick.' - ~-.s.T-. .,,' eaS,.
He lowered his gun and turned 10 rep ace
it over his hid, almost III vain siru5 cling Us
he went to let his colr &c Gown aud 10 cam
his perturbed feeling ; as he entered the room
he discovered his vie deliberately changing
her inner garment . 7ssa;s5j - ,.sar ~.
Pray, what are yol Aao4t,S he exclaimed
ut such Il time as this
why" sho replied, "you see what I'm
about, dou't you3 [ wasnt ii going off with
the Indians without clean cloths ON, | wouio
have you to know"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
New England Truss ii auufaclOry
JAMES FREDERICK FOSTER.
--.MANUFACTURER Of
RACKET and Spiral 'EFsasscs,



Boston, Mass.
LII the various approved Irusses constantly for sale
\ Ladies waited OIL by Mrs. Caroline u. Foster, who
has had twenty years experience in The business.
lie will keep full supply Of ready made TGnsses for
Gentlemen and Ladies, Youths aud infants Abdomina
SUBJ riers of ve or six different kinds and such as u
@ ap'ns spirai Cntters, Fich's, Ingalis' &c.
~ Ladies' waited upon BY Mrs. Caroline D. Fl ster al
the above place.
The following certificate frum DR.. John c. Warren vi
Dosr L, was gwen Il years since hui will last forever.
BosloN, fanny :, 1885
Having had occasion 10 observe that some persons
afflicted vita HERNIA have suffered much from the
OF a sktni workman in accommodating TIusses 10 the
pecnaes Of theit cases, have taken pains lnfnrm
nysri OF the compeen Of Mr.. j. = Foster to SUNNY
the deficiency occasoned by the death OF Mr.. Bealh
After s"He months Of observation of his work, am well
satisfied that Mr. Foster Is wei!acqnaiuted nth The
facu,e Of tnesr instrument and Ingenious in Uccommuda
ting variety of cases which occur feel called upon
commend him to my professional brethren and tsihe
public person well fitted to supply their wants in
regard to those important articles
JOAN g. WARREN NJ. d., Boston.
TESTIMONIALS.
The undesguedtakr great pleasure in recommending to
the favorable consideration Of those who unhapply
afflicted with lltrnia Mr.. James Frederick Foster
skl and competent person In the manufacture and fit
ting Of Trusses. Wcave employed him, (some of for
over twenty years and therefore speak fom personal
knowledge OF his abilities. His early advantages, his
long in the business and the large number Of
individuals whom he has relieved in variety of cases.
render hun, apniun equal IL oi Emperor, to arg
manufacturer Of the article. His father, Dea. idGon
Foster uf Charcstown was master of the Pnor House in
that ,own for upwards Of twenty f1p years. during which
period Mr.. Foster awaited himself Of the app rtuni,y, and
made application o Trassfs to great variety OF cases
with gra at success seine OF winch were OF veIy
piicaed and distressing character.
| Its well known tn all who have occasion TO wear
Trusses that theirgreat excellence cnssisn the adapla
tun to the body, al the same time relieving the patient
Any ordinary mechanic may make Truss, but none hu
hiul practitioner apply in such manner effect
uay, and oltentmes radically cure The complaint.
Our experience has convinced us that Mr. Foster has
thoroughly attained this knowledge The certificates Of
Dr. j. c. Warren and other emnt ut surgeons, which he
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
CIR NlE ATTRACTION

Al TIL PEOPLES STORE.
T ARGE or.mo # Rich Goods this day recei, from
IL New YUt. Boston aud the maGufactu purchased
greatly lduC. pho IS and will be sold cunni ssou
from cost. LYMAN q KING.
Nov. |, 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21

" S.p,ts Ci.abrr, Ohc, .fsr;i IN, o5i.
"DR J. G. AYER-li0nored Sir: have ra,dH 4 thIr-
oueh trial Il tho CArHAErIc Fills lrIy me b, } agent,
under which he f,igi suffering The ig>i doe
eYcd ms, and a few Subsequent dose have entirely
removed tie rti>Gase ;re IN better health tau tr
some year, ehFe which attribute eGtHcy 10 tho eilecis
ct Your CATHASTtc puss. Ymirs with grct' it>Peci
rNllfS u Mt'rt 81 .Ei
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
Prepared by J. C. ASf,Fs,
Practical aud Analytical Chemist, Jewell EasA

Sold in Montpee FrrA f. Smith rud r. q. Tyler,
1heodnfa cS whaesaie agent, hoitht.n Vermont. Ie
tailed by druggists everywhere. Sold also, y Fred
Smith, Mortified, Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-21
The Immense Superiori4v
i ADAice, No. 3I3 broadway, N. Y.

HRA%cn CFFiCEs,
Ia 81 ihnth Fourth st Phil No $50 Baltimore ST.. Bait
/" A. hanover st Boston. sc 247 River ST., Troy N.
.t lSl Charles st., NJ o. - 223 walnut ST., fiHcin
33m3 I'M SINGER & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
FACTS CONCERNING TUE LATE VICTORY AT
GREYTOWN.
Special DRpsteh TO The n. I Tribune.
WasuTS.Tny Iu.a


WAsHSGTOs, Tuesday, Aug. :, l-jl.
learn that the recamations for the destruction Of prop.
ort, belonging French subjects at San Juan exceed
somewhat the round Of 5000 900. VI. lie Barouee,
whose warehouses there attempt to spare amid
the general sack for the that he had protested
aesns, The bo,tling OF Boaud in for $500 900.
His possessions all consumed with the exception of
ole .hed containing pine lumber which he Immediately
retaied out to the houseess people at 500 per w.
The amount Of the Engii.h reclamations is not yet
soni forward bu, it will much exceed that Of the French
English merchant had eghty-six large packages Of
valuable mcrchandise there their way the western
coast There were also some Granadian and Spanish
merchants who heavy losers hear hst it is probs
be that half million Of dollars viii more than cover
the damage suffered by them. The claims OF American
citizens will doubtless be much larger than those of any
other class since the principal part of the building b.
longed 20 them. judge that they will call for million
and haf or two millions. The entire losses By the VIC
tory Of lIollns MOrcy and Borland may thus BE- set
down at rot Ices than three millions Of dollars 10 be paid
b. tho American Government.
A draft the Government made by J. w Fabens in
favor II :. s. Wood for 81 coo Was protested hero on
Monday. This was for money Febens borrowed OF
Wood 10 pay The famous guard which Borland go, up 70
defend The building Of the Transit Company The Gov
eIIen' probably think they have done enough to obse
DOflGL0 N DOIhlLt ne IJHn AMI mat ne anu Fdbcne
uust pay the expense. OF their own private armies.
rec in .o-deys TRBrSE q notice Of the Central Amer
lean Land and Mining Company. am able 20 state that
NJ. Joseph White, sbo came here in obedience to
telegrsphc summons from Mr.. Marcy and whose seduc
tive 'uggeons screwed n, Premier up the sticking lin
Of bombs and robunds, is tie principal engineer OF that
enerise Senator Cooper OF Pennsylvania is also
gagged in IT, besides other eminent politicians II ,up-
poed Bo.lsnd also holds lot Of unassessabe stock and
that this fact contributed render him rampant a: San
Juan. Some tine ago before money got tight i. no
L. the Company tried to buy 1000 stands o. in New
York, offering IN payment their stock at 81 share bu.
the dealers in guns not green enough 70 make the
trade These mushets probably intended for the de-
nse of the tremendous colonies they meant to establish
The introduction into Central America Of negro slavery
either from the United States from Africa or both ives
another feature of their programme of course with the
prospective annexation to the American Union OF the Nos
quito States, slavery and sl.
GeTTit Smith, in settling with the Sergoantat.Arms,
"ss cr.aC 90 ahcu, SEQ ,c-l ,lcase bat onlv to-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

TIE Aroja brings us three days later news from
Europe With regard TO the war the only points Of
Ioyoiy olc the prOt 1t Of the Austriaus against the
advance Of Omer "a has arm, into the PriucP4ties,
and tie declaration Of the British Admirall in the
Baltic and the Black Sea. to the effect that the for
tresses Of Cronstad and SWcaborg in the one, and OF
ScyastopOl ia the ether. impccgaablc; 50 that
an attack by ships would be runous to the attaching
partv. There is y story that Austria and Prussia
or 81 last 70 take more decided steps agauet Russia
Inf We dare say iii only story. The gene raj OF the
French army of the Baltic has reached that sea, aud
attachment of the allied fleets has sailed for Bonar
sund as if TO try the eject Of another bombardment
II is supposed that the ezpeditiOnary army is to
ouerate in the reduction Of that place aud aiterwari
TO garrison it. Whether it Will be possible for
such force to hold the islands in win
ter when the sea is frozen, is question.
In Spain the triumphant revolution is for the mo-
mont suspended; all parties are waiting to what
comfe will be taken by Espartero whom the Queen
has cent for This general with hia associate o Don
nell las the fate Of the Government in bis hands, and
they can shape it as they will. Thus far they have
succeeded by the aid ofthe Rcpub: ms who seem not
only to be numerous but very active and enerPrising;
but there appears u be 10 probability that the; will
have much voice IN lCTlulHg lbh new uoNtIHutut'
1t seems that the Republicans and progressive Mon
aIchsts long since formed conspiracy for the over
throw of the two corrupt AID unfriuciped Queens;
this conspiracy was organized in lodges, with all the
precautions of signs, passwords and rules OF secrecy!
Neither EgparterO nor Donncll belonged to this
organization but TO its efficacy much q their success
is due. A runOr il put forth in The London Times to
the effect that the Spanish people desire union with
Portugal under the rule OF the present King of the
latter country, and such result would no doubt be
agreeable 10 the British Queen and to the COburg
family generally; but we wait for more definite in
formation before believing that such sentiment is
entertained by any considerable number OF SPaniards
The insurIectiOn at Parma in Italy, is reported to
be suppressed but one of our staff Of correspondence
in London informs US that although no telegraphic
dispatches are allowed TO come from that quarter he
has private adyices by mail which state that the
Palmesc not Only CALAMITY held their ground but
that the Inhabitants Of Modena had also rsen thus
distractna the Austrian forces sent TO suppress the
rebellion. There is a so imminent danger OF an In
surrection at Naples
Commercial affairs were inactive. Consos stood
at ~ to ga; the cotton market steady, and the
decline ia blcadsuhs had ceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09
Peace might cs-ry up Cotton

,Lis nor, II December Peace might csrry up Cotton
b triae. bu, it IL more Likely 10 rule lower. The
grock Of Old Grain an Flour il unqnes'oua6y iigh''
but no more will Re exported - California cA'ase
which will he lt Thcre il fear that spectators
will moropolize the crop Of l'ji ani seek 10 hold Ii
for ezorbitsn, prices; tue roaey for such 81 opera
ton i not e. BE- had Oaly the stlohorlnes' o. the
Au'ocrat resisting tie perscyrsng enireau'S OF tue
other Great Powers thai lie vii not cons'ra!n taTn
70 fog I'm en- prevent sensible cheapeoingo OF t0o1
toiorc winter scts in.
II were possible 10 stay or even mitigate the nux
# foreign 2eugaHs adj frPPey by e'ery vessel from
Europe " Should couitent! proclaim, in spite OF
rr,.eLt enLarrassncnts that AUS well :" Bat with
two millions yer week OF imPortations here. and
r.ariv m equal amount tn aggregate az the other
ror, We ca not bow the Intense pressure for mo-
pey Low So genera ly iet. is to be vsuqusaed. 1ue
the recei,t. OF gold from California are permanent
reduced me demand for its export 70 pa! the hSm
against uf in Europe is constant and und'mnsbed'
How Il ouihoving tide ma. be benehceuty turn H.
seems Il u. tie economic problem OF our day We re-
cet that our Iuers neither disposed to assist n
its solution ror eyeL capable Of comprehendng It's e1
i.tc4ce In, the tine will come.