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The Life of the Church.

Rev. Octavius Winslow, of Brighton, Eng
land, writes Nothing short of spiritual life
can possibly preserve the Established Church
of this land. Ifthis departs, her true strength
and glory depart with it. If this dies, die
she must, and it were better, far better, that
she should cease to exist as an Establish
ment than linger and langush on in Sardiah
state, having home to live while she is
dead, her ministers, many of them, pawning
their divine weapons for their tinsel orna-
ments, and officiating within her pale as the
mere ferrymen of the Tiber, or as the undis-
guised builders of Rationalism. But she
possesses that which cannot die. She is
conservator of Gods truth; she is witness
of Christ; she is sanctifed and adorned with
a holy and earnest ministry, and believe
that great work and glorious destiny yet
await her. But that which the Church of
England in her present perilous crisis needs,
and which, indeed, all the branches of the
Christian Church as deeply need, is the bap.
tism of the fire and Of the Spirit. The fur
mace of trial would do us no harm, whilst
the baptism Of the Spirit would confer upon
us immeasurable good. Earnestly should
the true friends of the Episcopal Church
implore the Almighty for this thing on her
behalf But should she fall-Church of my
fathers, God forbid the catastrophe could
only result from two causes,-either from a
political revolution without, or from explosive
elements within. In either case the results
to vital religion and Professionalism are too
fearful to contemplate.
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Whole No. 226,
THE PREACHER.

He took shaft both strong and straight,
A shaft he had polished with labor great
He hinged it with sweet eloquenee,
With learning and with subtle sense.
Boldly he drew, and he aimed with care;
But it wounded only the idle air.
A second he took, both straight and strong,
Winged with passionate sense of wrong.
He drew it stoutly and aimed it true;
The mark he aimed at was plain to view.
Swift it fed, yet it lighted wide;
For it touched on rock, and it swerved aside
He reachedhis hand, and took from above
A slender arrow, barbed with love.
He aimed it with but little art,
Yet it touched and wounded human heart.
His last, his lightest, was winged with prayer,
And he shot it forth through the yielding air.
No careful aim the preacher took,
For he turned to heaven his upward look;
Yet it pierced a heart both hard and proud,
The hardest heart in all the crowd.
GS,mday at Home
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therefore, acquit ourselves like men, like
freemen, contending for the noblest blessings
of Life. I am with great respect, Rev. Sir,
your most Humble serv't.
ARTHUR CAMPBELL.
To The Rev'd CHARLES CUMMINGS.
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oFTTIMEs wonder that child of God
should ever have a sad heart, considering
what God is preparing for him.
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FOLLOWING CoNsCIENCE.-An eminent
and worthy prelate was once asked if he did
not think that such an one followed his con-
science. eyes," said his grace, l think he
does follow it, as man does horse in a
gig, he drives 1t first"
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You CAN'T prevent the birds of sadness
from flying over your head, but you may
prevent them from stopping to build their
nests there.
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GooD HINT.-Providenc has given no
man ability to do every thing, that every
man might do something.
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| MAY CONCLUDE that l am sincere in my
requests, if am willing to begin battle
now with sin.
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The INWARD principle of obedience makes
outward obedience sweet.
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The best evidence of Christianity is liv
Christian.
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KENTUCKY PREACHERS.

For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-06-19

Busros BArncxs, No, April 90, 1895.
Dr. Lssn Bua-Dear Sir Knowing the Ell.
escy Of your ~sarsaparilia, and the healing and
beneficial qualities IL possesses, | send you the
following statement Of my eas. ] was wound.
cd about two years sgo-wm taken prisoner
ana confined for sixteen months Being moved
:. omen. nv wounds have not hssied YET J
49, al a, M . mouent since IVES wounded.
am sho, through the hips. ~ gene1si ' .a,.,
/. impaired, and ! need something
nature. l have more faith In your ssrssparilla
thaa IN anything else. I wish thst Dali gen
ulns. Please express me half . daen eosis',
.ra oblire Caro-. p. Jcffzsox,
81. Louis No.
p.s-The following was written April 30
1895. nv Ms. Jennie johnson, mother OF Capt
johnson.
mr. Ions Butt--Desr Sir; Ny husband
n, d. 4. johnson, va. q skillfal surgeon and
nhy.leian IN Central Mew York, where be died
~is.y,ae The above @. r. johnson 10 ny care
A, thirteen yrars Of age be had q chronic diar
he. and ,crufulA for which rave him you
s.raparirla. IT Cunro Hm. have Tor sei
wears recommended Il 70 many In View fofk
obio. and Iowa, Cor s~erofala, fever sores, an
general debility. Perfect sneeess has stienae
4. The cores effected In some cases Of 'erefal
and fsvrr sores vere slmo<s miraculous a
y.rv anxious for my son 10 again have rveoaf'
% your s.rrsp~riils. lie is fearful o. setiin
4 .~earlous article, hence bic writing 70 700 :
4. Hts wounds were terrible, but hsl'ess !
VIII 'se''''' JESsiE JOHNSON,
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and Fecer,


the pfeprls,of N lhls esletsalsd ipsa,sins
Justly claims fsF Il q Superiority avsf All fssas'
alss ssst Offered 10 The public ~ ihs isfs, eet.
tain. spsedy. aud permanent taft Of Asus sna
rsssf' o. dhllIs And Fesef, whsshsf " short q
long aaadlaf. Ne fsfsu 70 The sntfe vest
sfa and Southwestern country 70 hssf hin tss.
t,mony 70 The truth ef the assertion hat y 30
sess v~halesss will II fall 70 cure, Y We dire.
lions are strictly followed and carried Out. u
4 great manY ease. q single dose has been sus
ss,sns sof = CUE, and whole families have been
cured by a siagIe bottle, with a psffse. feHsesa'
lion of Ire general health. u " howevss
ufudenL and In every ease more certain 10 eufs
ia use Il continued 10 smaller deses ief Z
week or " aner the disease has been checked
more especially In difficult and long-s'andlur
eases. Usually, this medicine VIII not fequii'
spy aid 10 keep the bowels In good ofdsf
shonld the patient, howeyef, require esshsfu'
medicine, after having takensthrse or iou
doaes Of The Tonic, 4 single doss o. bVlLl
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS win be Gin
cient.
d No. 40 fihh, Gross Street
Louisville. Ky.
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LOCAL 1OTfCEs.

srseiAL Sorrcs.--Asths season Of The year Is
nos anon us when the accumulated contain
;;%.-,iop, Of the blood and system begin 10 chow
,hru,.lye, IN uio;;ss.:ss, pimplss, and thousand
and one other different and unsign;''y, forms We
naturally look around for somihslng TO pwvy
tAs blood. We can make q suggestion which, II
you prof. BY, you will shsak Us forever a'sr'
I, IL The seers. Of loveliness, for none Of us can be
beautiful or healthy unless pure blood courses
through our veins and "bepainis our cheeks
Take few bottles Of Dr.. Hurley's Compound
Syrup Of ssr.apadlla, with OfIOdide Potash. II
has stood the test Of nearly half a century
and /. still the mos, reliable renewer OF M
.v,.sm e,,.ul Read ia. Riddle 3 Co'seolamn
o "Z POI
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s,aoo AND ALL BxPnNsBs PAIpi-
e.. Advertisement Of American Shuttle sew
ing Machine, In our advertising columns.

syrctll.-we take great plsssass N again
calling the attention ofosr numsrou, reader. 70
IN. eoluun advsrsissmsn, Of our friend jas.
Riddle 4 Co. They mean basiasss, they pat
sosls the printer. sud SIS natural consequence
,s.v ar, nov beginning to rsapshsir reward IN
l.rrs sales. Others perhaps have remedies
nearly equal 10 tAsIu, IN many rs-pseis' but 'or
a. ,.eL q sdvsrisins, The great public ara not
20 veil aware Of H. Their rsssdies deserve
the confidence shsiis % justly rssPossd In them
.ad Il The psopr,ssor meet their reward |. they
appear 10 h< doing, ersuns p yell . fame V
befor, then. See savsrsissnsn, In smother
eoiumu.
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vlLLAsow, WALKER Cousry, Ca
June 20. 1866,

suht 80 Wv
On. JoHx BuLL-Dear Sir; ] have recently
given your " Worm Destroyer" several trials,
and and Il wonderfully ehHescious. II has not
failed In : single instanccrto have the ~iahad,
for effect I ami doing . pretty large country
practice and have daily use for some srsicls o.
The kind. AN Tree 10 confess that know Of
no remedy reconaendcd by The shiest Authofs
mat d 20 certain srd speedy inih effects. On
the contrary, they are uncertain In the extreme.
Ny object In writing you 10 70 ind cut upon
what terms I can get the medicine directly
from you; II I can get II upon easy terms, !
shall use q great deal Of H. ] am aware that
the use Of such articles Is contrary To the teach
ings Of a great majority Of the regular line OF
NJ, DIS, but I see no Just cause Of good sense
in discarding a remedy which We know 70 be
efficient simply because we may be ignorant Of
lis combination. For my part, shall make u
a rule 10 use all and any means 70 alleviate SUI
FIRING humanity which ! may be able 10 com
mand- not hesitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned It's
effects 6rst, and secured the sole right TO secure
that knowledge. However, ! am by no means
an advocate or supporter Of the thousands Of
WORTHLESS nostrums that food the country, that
~purport 70 cure all manner Of disease TO which
human flesh Is heir. Please reply soon, and
inform me Of your best terms.
am cir, most respectfully,
tuLius P. Ctrsrsr, ND.
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Bulls Worm Destroyer.
To my United States and World Wide
Readers.

have received many testimonials from pro-
f~rssional aud medical men, AZ my almsnaes
and various publications have shown, all VI
which are genuine. The following from \
highly educated and popular physician In oeor-
gia, Is certainly one Of the most sensible com.
munications | have ever received. DR.. Clement
knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his tes-
timony deserves 10 be written In letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says OF BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.
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BULLS cRDRoH BrrrIRs.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT.
A,lsr.ss had Ffs~-T nhresy u sss'ss'
Men.

s.ossy Point, white Co, Art- Nay %, GO.
M. Jsa- Bup-Dear Sir LAT February
vss In LouissiIIs purchasing drsEs and J Fo'
- a your s~arsspsriils and csdfon Bsusfs
NJ soa-in-lsu, Who was With me In the siofs,
4. b~sn down With rhsumstissn for some N
eommsnosd On the bisssrs and seon iosnd his
s<srr.i health isrrove& D.. eisi Who hss
-, IN hsd health, tried them. and be also i'm
,,.r,d. Or. Coffee, Who hss hssa 10 bad health
iss several ys.r--ss-s.. s.s i.s.- sa, s.s-
I.d<.d' the Ceapa Bitten hsse eivsn y.
srs~s Popularity IL this settlement. tsish
sas,d s-ii 3 great quantity u yoss neeirfss.
.his AIi-sPseisiiy Of ycsr csares Bitter ..s
~s.rz.psdllal ship ne VA senPa''' - y
Riefsu : Se~ly. R>-psssfAay
pv...,,d b. d.. Jobs BslI. q - fsssss's
~ r,nh sirssl Louisville, ~.
r,~ sale b. IN Druggist ssd pssisf'
ae14ty
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In virgsia crop prospects, are
very favorable. The season u not
% forward = "a the more Southern
States. but the farmers and laud.
ownslssss ssnsnlly alsrtsnd active.
0rsat numbers Of, Northern and
european settlers have arrived in
the State, and in many cases with
ssiRcsnt capital 10 work the land
90 = more eztensl Is scale than wal
syer belors lknoHn. avn.
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a."' 4
u.a.... =. Ali
~ 800 I
y
pohi F'As's V"n"' '" :
simply ne Dayss's f'"'E. |
The Queen q ffusalz he import |
Il . elszk ~ Jofsian wHtsf ivf fvyH' !
baptism. .
Hostofi V pfagleIuF daily y a,
shooting gallery. Her physicians
advised hunting.
Tsnnyson has been elected an
honorary member ~ the Fellows u
Trinity College. dublin.
va.... c,ts bas a Young |. .dy
.o,uns,ubulIa,. who taks midnight
drives In her nirht.clothes.
ma. au,atsd.., vo,oso 1, 4,
-. a.. y.
Lou rs''e'g'r. pa.
jo'ces IN 'ne "a''' .''"
Winnie heain 10 SAID 70 W. o singer
M well ~ sculptor. enc u ana
ought 70 be equei 70 twen'y eho''''
Colonel Crane, killed a. Jaek'on'
Mississippi, by Colonel ferser'
was q citizen Of Dayton, ONO
II Is not true the President has
removed, Turner the obnoxious
negro postmaster at Macon, Georgia.
Anegro drowned himself per pre-
, s~crintion Of a aFctish0 doctor, near
Augusta. Georgia. the other day.
Eno,and's sailor Prince has com.
no.od . waltz. and has tho ambition
. - lead an orchestra.
b ,m.pa. c,;ma aorn,
...a.s. =, To Scala
9 n.n." :. Mon,ror,,s new onora
a'm'a,n
To- oro,m .~o,oor, on a small scale
...,.ll...,n a;x.o4;on c,rdeps annexed
.-,.~-s..;nn - nrmhor IN New
3 vi
e Saw, a Texas exchange: ether
le arc moro newspapers in Texas, &C
d cordine to the white population
r. than any State in the Union" Blu
u Attorney General Hoar has adccid
o edn that Texas is not a State in tn
n Union-only a rather extensiv
TO military reservation.
Al n California fair there was
moot Gallery in which The Hunter
was 4 6ne.tooth comb; "Remsins {
n Greece some pieces Of tallow cal
dies; aThe old Min by the watoi
..fau.n an old coffs.mill hanging b
" a chienon /; aMustered In and Mu,
70 tered Out mustared in a bottle an
some out Of II. oiL
A., marty. while Young lad
n wa. nlav;ng with %peculiar brillianc
s..s..ndor haoholor >,
70 claimed. ard give the world for tho
fingers. aperhaps you might 9
of n" 'ye,, :,
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suITH's TONIC UhbP

The s~saaius article must haze Dr.. John
Rail-. vrivsss Stamp % each bottle. DR.. jobn
n,lI os,y be- Tie tight 70 nsnufAesafe and
al, ,hs original John ssish's Toais syFaF, Of
Louisriiis, Ky. Examine ven the .e<i o.
..eh bossls. 10 my private stamp 70 ses %
,.rh bottle. % not rssvhss<, Or yss v''l =
s<e.,s.a See my ssisnn sdsessisnsnt' snd
.ho- mn card. ! win prosecute sny one 70
-f,.e,ss % NJ hss. ne ssssiss snfs,
T.sie s,rup ssu osly ~ psrFsrsd " "y's'
TIE rssIk's ssr'sn'. 49,,
t~epirrffs - f""
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WFNF#f w ~ HF#f#H" W@F#
IIAsnna. Iifh, - Ksg Wet ~ 4
lfah. Anya lila disagreement among
ne volunteers nlemsels= and HHsili
10 sslal IIsh DE projected
colonial government, H. served ~
kssv them quiet The report IhAi
1000 tfvef@ weFe coming 70 alsaFIm :
re volunteers has bssn officially
denied TbevdHHteefsaF ere uidIaHs,
and are inaAtutiug . court u InqaiFy T,
fof The purpose II examining into '
the conduct cf uanefnI DuIos, and
making : report ~ DO forwarded 10
av~lm Il IA reported that General
DuIoe will touch q, Porto Kico, for
the purpose Of meeting General
DeRods, and explaining 10 him Che
situation Of affairs.
The vascinds has left for Ceruiu.
gas
They claim that the Havana volun'
teers should accompany them.
They promised however to garrison
Villa Clara.
A meeting Of spaniards was held
! to consider the subject Of q Commits
; sion Of General Ccspcdcs Cor tho
purpose Of establishing a mutual
> preservation ofthc livesand property
: of both parties. The recognition Of
" tho Peruvian Government causes
dependence. The order sending
employees to Puerto Principe has
been revoked In consequence Of un-
l. favorable news from that quarter
n General Quesada was concentrate
ing his forces closer for the siege Of
"A that place, and had captured a con
a, voy Of prisoners,
A Spaish sailor, who has latel,
returned from the interior, says thu
e. insurgents kill an average Of 5000
a. persons monthly, and that disease !
w making havoc among them.
-
ISrEREsrISo FAcrs.--Glass win
he dows were used for lights, in 1lSC
C. Chimney's first put up in houses
N, in 1886.
ut Tallow candles for lights, 1890.
d. Spectacles invented by an Italian
he in 1249.
We Paper made from linen, lS4l.
Art Of printing from movab|
a type, 144o.
r. Telescope invented by Patti an
Of johnson, 1890.
IN Tea first brought from China !
ar Europ.in 1901.
by Circulation Of blood discovered !
Is 1910.
nd Newspapers first established, J
E1529.
DIV Pendulum clocks first invente'
lev 1880.
AZ. Barometer invented, 1885.
ose Steam engine invented, 1e4a.
ret Bread made with yeast, 1910.
the Cotton planted in the Unit
Nv States, 1859.
lis Fire engine invented, 1915.
Stcrcotyping invcntedin scotlan
1885.
Telegraphing invented by Nor
1882.
APPS Bismark's two sous have finish
Ized at the Lyceum, and their father }
fore placed them for ono year In I
was Iancers.
ms A rude Hartford paper 81
Olive Logan has "padded feet"
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w
vert;sement Of our energetic friend,
e.. Clark, in another column. We
have visited Como frequently since
Mr.. Clark has been building the
brick stores Of Messrs. Pointer and
Dunlap, and we can say that Mr..
Clark is a persevering man, and will
carry out what he undertakes. We
are glad to SEQ such men settling in
our county, for they are the men to
build it up.
BsLLioERESr.-Two. gentlemen
from the country gctinto a fight
in this place on Saturday last, in
which stones, q stick, fists and q
pistol were used One Of them was
slightly bruised, but neither severely
injured Keep cool, gentlemen, we
must "haye peace!IAtI II
M r.r corn
N.qso aasuassa n ,
ell OF asn,ngson .0 r. /,
good part OF nsg.s.' .l p,' a. ;nm,
take VIVA. n psn ~ us.rSs J
snead, py ,sP,'ss. 1s.a : s%a.o;v,
all hotels ,'h;,o and hlac,
and accommoa. w. .r,.
guests on ss.sm, -, oomn,s;
our haolcal - % n... .Ss n.tnr,
about TINS '0 aI.',. os V ,s.; ~ ..schins
and los'osl ~. Z. ~. =. -. g.
ana P'escn'nY 1' -.
Year,. WV :NN.Mu" 49,.
such thing ) the nss'ssV,s so ms'
quence o. nsu0s, A.
sneereo ~ "a oenouno.s
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DIR. G. Williams Balsam Of Wild
Cherry and Wood Naptha-a sure
cure for consumption, coughs, colds
etc., for sale by W. G. Clarke. No
person affected by any Of the above
diseases should be without q bottle
Try Il! TRY ri! u.
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Bulls ~Sarsaparilla.
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read The Captains Letter and The
Letter from his Mother.
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70 ~. rkss A. H=flyg
hsssby esftlfy thss during ls~ . so
attached With ne srss Whilst 10 vist<hysg.
Miss, sna used ssvsfsi poral.l ps'sas ned
zines With but temporary relief ~ ftfthisl
home The dlsssss returned n ross< yfNh
poaaIhls. wbsa ny medical assesdest esaefss
VuAalne, Ia large dss<s- ffsgusstit y hieh =
30 fsIns pei iay. ssa which nsss tass ~
me nesry siod | ecusuissd D.. bHsith, "
Loalssliis, and isuud he prescribed Quinlss
and ArssaIe eombiHsd. which feess>d 70 ssss
pssfsrslar 10 LEI The disease ssks ~ eouf.e.
wss slmssi bloodIers, extremely sahssssfe $50
pronounced with enlarged fvss snd splfss
Abou, this tms shs s6vsrtissnsns u hssis{s.
Agus Tonic appeared In : ely pslss, sae !
determined 70 give ia TRIAL I'd p Az
have no reason 10 regret h--one buste y
stored me completely, aud Ilncs Mat ums J
have seen nearly . hundred cssss In which '
acted with equally happy fssalsS and vcvls
certainly recommend II a. preferable 70 Al
other tonic before the pohIIe.
JAMKS MARTIN, Eneiassf.
Louisville, H., tane II, ises.
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rxrnA sprcIAL NOTICE.

Beware Of c~euszrtiui Smiths Toa'e
Syrup has bsss eossssrssissd, ssd us counter
Filter brosfht 70 grief.
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psllsutinc 1 Wall received this
week. per Southern Express, their
second invoice Of Calicoes, Dress
0oods 1 Clothing. Best cal'cocs
l2i cts. per yard.
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Bismark's two sons have finished
at the Lyceum, and their father has
placed them for ono year in the
Iancers.
A rude Hartford paper says
Olive Logan has "padded feet
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JAWS Hufpts 3 90
tsalssliIs. ~
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spoonful every hour, and either
disease viii disappear in twelve
hours. Fora child, smallerdoses nc
cording to age. This remedy, once
adopted, pest houses, We arc assured
would become useless.
;. The attempt to find a member o
any European royal family who
! would be willing to accept the throne
|, Of Spain seems to have been aban
doned in despair, and this inabilit!
necessarily turns the attention o
the people toward the idea Of a X ke
publican form of government. Tn
feeling in favor Of this idea Is evl
n IDENTIFY gaining strength, and an in
. aueptiai Republican demonstrate
was recently made in Madrid.
Io Ifthisc country Is to be judged by u
9. Railroads, its record Is a most IN
!, portant one. On the ist Of Janaar!
fsso. there were e, 255 miles Of lin
: ,be cost Of which at $4,000 per mi
sousIlcd s~i,soo,oco,oo 900 The tot
amount Of net tonnage transPorte
= over them for tho year 1868, equal''
: 7s,ooo tons, having q value Of sl'
. 472, e5o,oOo-six times their Co ?,
= and four times greater than "
National debt.