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THE FOUNTAIN SY RI N & h
SELF ACTING.-NO PUMPING.-EO ALB
INJECTED.

f. is recommended by the hrst Physicians OF tn
country. -, ,rsa-.
There are no valves and nothing that Will cor
rode. one will last u life time.
6r J0S. II. WARREN, an eminent Phiscian, OF
Roston writes to the manufacturers:
From the fact OF Its ELL e,'rl.y and correct
prlncip!e in the structure OF you, Fountain ~.
rinye and for the easy manipulation, practicable
resIl1. and comfort to the patient, 1 have recon-
inended this instrument extensively"
The Profession are lnviteh To call and examine
the apparatus.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
DIR. h. BAER,
no. I3l Meeting street,
-ney3o Agent tor Nnutn Larounh'
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Uatent Me6lrines.

patent Meolrines.
CPONGES! SPONGESi
Just received q fine assortment
BATHING SPONGE
Carriage Sponge
Toilet Sponge
Surgeons Sponge, &c., &c
For sale by DR. d. BAEh,
mayl5 No. 13l Meeting street.
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~ SHAVING SALOoN.-MR. J. q.
WE1cHMAN will superintend the business lately
conducted BY Mr.. LoMBARDo, and will be
pleased to see bis friends and the patrons OF the
establishment, at the Old stand, in Market street.
where no pains will be spared to please.
oct14
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~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best In he world-per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas-
ant odor. The genuine VI. A. BATCHELOR'S hair
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY q splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug.
glsts. Factory No. 1e Bond street, New York.
lan23-mwflyr
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IT. CHARLESTON, 8. c., OCTOBER
10, 1s7l.-Mr OSwELL MCMILLAN Is authorized
to act as my Attorney during my absence from
the state. F.vON SANTEN.
ncton-1
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8- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING CLAIMS against the Estate OF she late
HENRY CLARK, deceased, are requested to rem.
der them in, legally attested: and those indebted
to the said Estate will make immediate payment
to J. q. STEINMEYER,
A. J. BARTON,
oct2o-f3 Executors.
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1uefial Notires.

~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CoURT.-By an Order Of the Hon. GEO.
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the heari
Of all petitions and motions In Bankruptcy, or
the general business Of the District C1urt is post
poned until the first Monday Of November next
sep3o DaEL. HORLBECK, Clerk,
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ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES

ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
Prepared by Grimault i Co.. PARIS:
SYRUP OF FHYPOPuOSPHATE OF LIME, SOY
erlgn remedy in phthisls-relieVes, Coughs.
Pensine' Cor Indigestion loss OF appetite, &c.
Direstiye Lozenges OF the Alkaline Lactates,
n,easant and effective remedy for functional dc
rancement Of the digestive organs.
Troches OF Persine and Paucrestine.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Coffin.
yOMITlF LIE ROY. Pharmacie Cottn.
Dragees dc Santonlne.
Dragces de Morphine.
L.ancelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
Err sole nv Dr. q. BAER.
r,ouao No. 1871 Meeting strenS
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CRIME IN THE STATE.
Robbery In NeWberry.

The Herald says: LAST Wednesday night a
negro man, who gives his name as Linus
Ruff, alias Linus Suber, alias Bill Holloway,
entered the second story window of Mr.. Foot's
residence, by ascending a tree and getting
upon the porch. He raised the window and
entered the chamber OF the young ladies, who
were aroused from sleep by the villains
placing his hand upon the throat Of one OF the
young ladies. Their screams awoke the
family, when the fellow made his escspe. He
was soon after tracked and taken by the young
men of the family, and lodged In jail. The
outrage will serve as warning to our citizens
to be watchful."
Homicide In Williamsburg.
The Star says Tom McCottry, sometimes
called Tom McElveen, shot and killed young
negro girl called Clarinda on last Wednesday.
Tom, we learn, was In an alteration with his
wife, who was the mother OF the girl by for
ner husband. The girl took part for her
mother and said something to Tom, who de-
liberately shot her, the contents of his gun
taking effect about her neck, killing her in
stanty. He Immediately made his escape,
and has not been arrested up to this time.
The jury Of inquest returned verdict Of wiliul
murder. We think reward of five hundred
dollars, Governor Scott's price for murderers
in this district, would bring Tom 10 justice"
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@-SPECIAL NOTICE.-SOUTH CARO-
LIMA RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 8.
c., OCTOBER II, 1s7I.-The following Fairs will
commence on the dates mentioned below:
Allhula. ...UCLODer 10
Macon.... October %
OrangeDurg... ...Octooer "A
augusta. ...Octooet ol
Coiumola... ............NoVeuoer
All Freight shipped over this Road for the above
Fairs Will be returned FREE, upon the Certificates
OF the Secretaries that they were on exhibition.
Return Tickets for ONE FARE Will be sold to
visitors, commencing sale three days before the
date OF each Fair, and good for fifteen days.
I'M. SELKIRK,
Superintendent G. s. F. Line.
s. B. PICKENS, General Ticket Agent.
octI2
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~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LINA-CoUNTY OF GEoRGETowN-Co OF
COMMON PLEAS.-WARNER &. HEST0N Plain
tif, against JAMES n. COOK and HARRY p.
GROWELL, Defendants. Summons for Relief.
G. lplaint not served.
To the defendants, JAMES II. COOK and HARRY
P. CROWELL: You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this action,
which Is fled in the efice ofthe Clerk Of Common
Rleas, for the said county, and to serve copy OF
your answer to the sad complaint on the subscri.
ber at their office, in Georgetown South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service hereof, ex.
elusive OF the day Of such service; and II you fail
to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
WILSON & DOzIER,
July 18th, 1871 Plaintiff 's Attorneys
TO the defendants, JAMES II. COOK and HARRY
P. OROwELL: Take notice that the summons in
this action, Of which the foregoing Is copy, with
complaint annexed, was died In the once Of the
Clerk Of the Court. OF Common Pleas at George:
town. in the County OF Georgetown, and state Of
South Carolina oa the eighteenth day Of July
1871. WILSON D0Z[ER,
Plaintiff g Attorneys, Georgetown, 8. O..
sep16-f6
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The full horrors of the Chicago fire will prob
ably never be accurately known. For long
time to come they will not be adequately de-
picted, even if entirely realized. We append
some extracts from the accounts in the North
arn panars
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.


CHARLESTON, s. O., June 8, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, June II, the Passen.
er Trains on rho South CsrJllna Railroad Wpl
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-13

AT CoRSELIAN Hot SPRINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel (W.
B. Campbell, proprietor), on the
northern shore of Lake Bigler, yester-
day: Or. G. +. kerser, Indiana; d.. ii.
Rhodes, Richmond. Va; \. p. Chip
man, Washington, d. c.; {. r. Say
age. G.. NJ. Otenger, salt Lake City;
John L. Holmes, st. Louis, Mo-:
Charles kenward, Hastings, England:
Charles %.Iarner, London, England:
Ben. t. Martin, New York; II. W.
Bottom. Thomas Magee. II. Brown, wife
and three children. Jake Kennel, J.
b. Brown, u. Hicks, 4. ]. Eastland,
Rodger ID. Nagee, G.. II. Armsby, DIR.
VIM. NJ. Lawlor, Richard Barton, and
d. II. Belknap, San Francisco; Mrs.
Braskie and two children, John Lyon,
Ii. Sante. Truckee, Cal; II. y. Gran
berger. California; Samuel Strong,
Carson City.
AT GLESBRooK. The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel "a. II. Saxton, proprie-
tor, eastern shore of Lake Blgler,
Yesterday: Thomas Magee, X. D. Ma
gee. William Mcdonald, j. r. GarniSS,
san Francisco; James c. Hill. Cor
nelian Hot Springs, New; William
Martin, Truckee, Cal.
SECOND DosE.-Thomas Flynn and
Thomas Ryan, the W State Prison
convicts who made their escape re-
Gently and committed burglary at
Washoe City, were yesterday taken to
Washoe county to appear before the
Grand Jury.
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whole societv was 50 loose rs to toler-

whole society was 80 loose - to tcler.
ate. or countenance a man who would
step In and destroy a family-a COM
munity where he is welcomed with a
smile while the victim of his lust is
kicked into the street with q maledic-
ton. "No one need tell IS that our
theaters and our dancing halls are not
conducive to this low standard of mo-
ralitv," said the reverend speaker.
Let the weight of public sentiment
fall most heavily upon everything
that has a tendency to immortality"
"HE WHO BOASTS
OF his libidinous and unhallowed con-
quests and then dareS to enter the
sanctuary of our homes, let the sledge
hammer of public opinion fall upon
and crush" The reverend gentleman
said he would not condemn where
there was not clearand palpable proof,
but where such proofexisted the guilty
ones should be kicked out of good So
ciety for that society's sake. Mr.. Hurd
then administered a mild rebuke to
church members for lukewarmness,
and stated that there was no tounda-
ton in the report hat the Presbyterian
prayer meetings We're to be discon-
tinueu.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


VS. SoHA ~
MONDAY, June Il, ISL.
An order was made for % Grand
Jurors, returnable on Monday, 18th,
and for II trial jurors, returnabie
Wednesday, list instant.
j. O. barrow, of White Pine county,
was admitted to practice as an attorney
before the Court.
United States vs.. B. J. Turner; dis
missed on motion ofDistrict Attorney.
United States VS.. George y. Davis;
same disposition.
L. $. VS.. $50 gallons fermented
liquors: motion fornew trial dismissed.
[. :. vs.. w. r. Scribner; continued
for the term.
L. s. VS.. Robert H. Charles; con-
tinued until Dist instant.
L. S. vs.. b. +. Small; set for 22d.
I. s. VS.. Andrew Schrader; default
entered a. to VIM. v. Hudson and
Herman Bloomingdale.
I. 5. VS.. Thomas Power and J.. T..
Roach; default entered and Judgment
ordered in accordance with complaint.
L. :. W. Jacob REIN; set for sd.
I. s. VS.. 5-gallon key gin, etc; de-
fault entered and decree OF condemna-
ton ordered.
L. 5. VS.. 20 boxes cigars; default,
and decree for sale.
Us. VS. $50 gallons lager beer, etc;
default and decree for sale.
r. V. Dey, assignee, vs.. NJ. Q. Per
rim, set for July 9TH.
L. 5. vs.. Thomas Forbes: set fol
July eth.
L. :. VS.. J. G. Becker ct al: default
entered and cause set for June I'D.
Court adjourned until Monday next,
June 18th.
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SERMON.

On Sunday morning last, according
to previous announcement, the Rev.
Mr.. Hurd, Of the Presbyterian Church
in this city, preached a sermon on
Joseph. son Of Jacob. lie first read
from Mathew ", 10 II, detailing the
temptation of Jesus by the Devil in the
wilderness, and followed with an ap-
p~ropria,e, feeling and powerful
PRAYER,
Asking the Lord to give us power to
resist the invasion Of the sacred pre-
cincts Of the human heart, and to have
compassion upon those who have be-
come slaves to evil and would break
their chains but that, when they look
around them, they meet with 10 en-
enlargement, and are travelling
through the world without hope; al
luded to wicked spirits that are prowl-
ing about night and day seeking vie
TINS to their tolls; and wound up
with an eloquent appeal to the Most
High 10 make and keep the hurch
pure and holy. whatever else may
come. After some
IN
by the choir, the reverend 9entieln~si
took his text from Genesis \NNl\,
where We find Joseph after hi~treach-
crouS brethren had sold him into
slavery a chief of staff or captain OF
the guard in the house of Potipaar. a
high officer of the Egyptian Govern
meut under Pharaoh.
r,srpuuAD RFrH TRAINED
~,,,L. H.. mo,hor "a iooL
IN cHi'uil'.t uNIt' =, r,n.I.N
upon itonGS'& 10y 80 oI, ,,ntarN
re- ai.iIiry to r.-i.tfb4b Iandi-h-
m,art. If Mrs. Putjurar: from which
the speaker argued thar thl!dhood l.
the proper ami only Tune Whcn acIltI-
ac-er can he buIIt that VIII tHr1'ua,tE
and Tor all time resist temptation. lie
then allUdelt' Tie le>'laIh-> l"'I" Il
around men ny gitoiIc "i.i''r'' "'I
argued that tins l. a ieehIe "'lehu-
eucc ina>nuch as IN It"h'lef COM
trlr~ public opinion does not exist as a
power or organization, bat iutt ctth
individual has an "pNnIou oil MS 3"tl'
independents 'i '"9 "i'i''''7
ANHlII'IS l''N'
Starting out in the world with a nope
OF reaching high positions, >erh-h"t
the lowest socIvtY-l'ut that WINCH J.
jolly. or fast. the n3le-Ieil""-"e'I-
met class. iut tH!S = the turning point
of a life, and the No'h- MAJ VINO
take, sUcn a course : surely upon inc
down grade. Joseph, ne'li- III ,c'">;
was pie>>'.' ga '''I' -.
\ "HfA' -"' H.
The value and importance Of one good
man in a community or ''rNrI!'',,el'
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METEOROLOGICAL,

7Thermometrfcal observations. made from
O'Clock a.. III. to 6 o'clock =. m. by X.
{. Guirado, druggist, etc, No. q south
Carson street,
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AuRuvALs DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

ARRIVALS AEDaDEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
BY l., Il. pYER's STAGE FROM RENO.
Mr. Dovle s Foley John Kearsey
n unau John Nash A Williams
NJ willard Kelly G Pearson 4 VT
.ff. Departures.
BY L. a. DYER's STAGE FOR RENO.
NJ Raglan Weinhart Harry wright
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-04-20

THERE is news from Central America
to the 10Th of March. A battalion of
900 men was dispatched by the govern
ment of San Salvador to protect the
frontier and prevent invasion by the
forces Of Honduras. Guatemala had
also thrown body of troops on the
frontier to prevent her territory from
violation. The troops of San Salvador
met force of Hondurians near San
Miguel, when an engagement took
place, and the latter were defeated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-04-20
EERRATED WINE
Wild Cherry,

Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Indi gestion,&c.
This agreeable and highly efteacious WINE is pre-
pared 80 as 10 present TO iryalids reliable combina
tion Of valuable elements Of CHERRY, PhosPHoRoUs
AND InoS in a form more acceptable than the or
binary preparations of Iron.
An iron Ionic Seaitpe specially adapted to the
delicate constitution Of LADIES in cases OF general
weakness loss OF nervous energy ana Impoverished
blood. II promotes the appetite, gives r'neWeu
strength and energy to The whole system
Tilden & Co., PlarmaCeu.lsts q Chemists
ye1 Le5aaos. A. T., and 11e william ST. Nen York.
- For sale bg Druggists generally .a
Nj y. u, April Is ISL. 70"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-04-20

BsfF" HAND & SEYMOUR, $50 and 3Si
Broadway, Milwaukee, headquarters for Milli-
nerv and Straw Goods See advertisement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-04-20
lI13IIE0[lII13IIl![iS

should be applied for through Edison Brothers, |
Patent Attorneys, 5A Ninth Street Washing ton, d. u
~ II report invention patentable, we abate
fee until the patent is allowed SEND Tor CIRCULAR
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Mr.. BOWLEND's REMOVAL.

10 the EdttOr or me Irt6uhe'
SIR: In your paper of this date, you men
among the changes in the Appra Depart
zuent Of the New-York Custom House, George Bow
tend replaced by ]. Lathrop. The former removed
Jy Secretary Boutwell, for incompetency" Please pub
ih the following letter, signed by Of the promi
tieut merchants OF this city. GEO BowLEND.
Nc,r- York. July q, 1871.
TIE undersigned having known Mr. George BOwnd for the past IT
the Damage Bureau Of the Apprsis-
NeslOI take pleasure Ia hereby certifying his
sdelcy cccr bis good judgment in assessing damages the
Of merchandise brought 10 his his promptnes and
care making his returns and bis general ability iOs position LIE
a. Oiled, having bal long experience 81 merchant
By Noel SsuTe Ant0ine Arnold Constable Co; Eutter
Roosevelt Sons Pu Boyd Sem0n Bach. X
p Dicke Co. D. Schanck Sous T. r. HOlbTO0k
A...r F. Baieu Co., Samuel b. Tuck, H. Waterman
Nrr-YoTk ApI, l81L
TIhe mention Of Mr. BOwlend as removed by Secretary
Boutwell, for ncompetcncy' was unintentional, having
iceu caused by "a printers transpositOn. There was
another error in the case Of MI John Jay Doane We
have no knowledge that he removed for the
ola cd.-Ldl
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BgRG-At New Brunswick On Thgraa' eysans 'Oaia' Rev.
Prof Joseph =. Berg the 5Jh year Of his age
Invited as
dnce Monday 2h inst a u N 10 proceed 20 tue t nfipf7'
Church Remains % be taken 70 Pmlaieiphs
RRETr-On THURSDAY The residence OF Golden hursr
No IL East Foureuthst Miss Caroline Brett IN the list year %
her
DOLAN-On Friday July e. l1i Of lingering Illness Lpns Do'ss
eldest daughter OF john T. lnl MIRA D)lsu, deceased
pOWYER- Brooklyn FRIDAY July 81 ars Lyoia stashss
Downer. the 69,h year Of her axe A.,
IT. sepf her son iln snf ~ daughters, MIRA
Nathan Burchri Mrs A. g. BurSe invited 20 attend 70 hns
raj from Of Dr. A. G. BurAe No ' Ucoa % S1H
day, 23l inst, at p
HUYr-A White Plains July % william HINT u Pys. N the sos
year Of bis age. $50 ..,-..-..- III, a.. -,
hs ho Christ Church. Rye 'n suaiT 'neTn''a
O'Clock
sMTH-stephen W Milton Mss, Thasiay che 1oth at
Te friends OF attend his f1l~' SaarsY
Jry % bis late residence. No IS sanssi, az u Jo3k N
sNTrAt Port Washington Jly n 1914 Forsaoe eldest isghb
o. Augustus Y. Smith
TIE iends o. the family invited s'iend the funeral
Fort Washington, saturday, tAs
22 inst without further notice Clrags VAL meet ina
O'Clock from fhirrhFst At Fort Washington sl'n
wHTrBMoRB-n Brooklyn July D. Esther wife V tue late n,Ss
}. Whtem0re, Ia the Cd Of her
W be attended from her residence No A Pche ~
Brooklyn, Saturday, July a. At Q RsaSe' AL inea
invited TO attend.
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rrccede any movement toward the erection OF new
pnblio budings-the submission TO the people OF the
question whether they would have capital city or
two She succeeded In defeating that proposition than
which do not that thing could be arer Now,
therefore, there is nothing left for the State TO do but TO
ton, nothing could IN natural than to begin where
the necessity IL the greaesat Hartford II may seem
20 NewHayen the hight not only OF Justice but Of wis
dom for the State 10 undertake two Jobs of this nagni
tude simultaneously but topers0ns not named by local
jealousy prudence would rather suggest 90 proceed with
burst of portion Of the Haven press appears at
this distance utterly unwaTantabe and childish, ana
unworthy Of "the third city in New-Engand'
From The Waterbury Aperioan.
When the question of having single capital was
before the Legislature, The American, while av0ring
submitting to the people expressed the belief that the
majority OF the citizens OF Waterbury would prefer New
Haven FOR such capital; and this Notwithstanding our
new county project, was at that time IN s most prom
iSing shape. But NewHaven, by controlling haii-a-
dozen votes prevented the subRSS u TIC question TO
the people, an act of most contemplate sehs1ness ana
nloanness IN which the PROJECTORS OF The Journal ana
Courier took leading hand. New-Haven did this be-
she fearful the majority Of the people Of the
state would decide in favor OF Hartford and she was un
willing TO risk fair and open fight. Now, outside or
Hartford and New Haven, there are Few who care
which OF the two cities secures the prize. BOtn are
easily accessible from all parts of the State aud either
would be willing to assist in building suitable capitol
IL is OF far importance that the State should have
one good capitol than that IL should be located either IN
NewHaven OF Hartford. Had New Haven been WILING
90 submit the question TO the people OF the state, she
might now have occasion to complain But as she cheese
20 play bullying game, she has only herself TO blame II
she has lost thereby. The charge of unfaness comes
from her with bad grace. ana the threats made 10 III
fuenCe the Legislature TO foolish action, viii, we hope
and believe, prove futile rs they are uncalIed Tor
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aft thus appears that, within the last seven weeks we
have received at these two ports 2a bales OF foreign
WOOL against only 2755 bales for the ske period OF last
wear: and that the receipts Of domestic Tor the same
- bva been 18C53 bales against only CGo6 bales in
e-o Putting together the receipts OF domestic and for
egn AT NewYork and Boston, for me seven weeks, we
ne an aggregate supply OF l5T bales, compared
Win 1881 bales in 1870, showing an increase OF $3.50
,'aias ar over 100 per cent. Can anything seem more
mic Than that with this immense increase 81 re-
ints Wool should be selling at 59@J5 per cent. above
~ nPices current year agOi There Whs' uOuDtless,
some deficiency IN last years supply as compared VIII.
10 ,aufs az manufacturers; but We cannot Dut mink
tIc M ncrcased supply In all the wOolgrowng cOun-
tTes was more than sufficient to compensate Tor inc
ianE in our own receipts The imporiations OF Wool
80 Great britain alone, for the first nye months OF tls
wear were 100000 lbs in excess OF those OF loo ior
L ,,ne nerod while I'm the exports from tnat country
thre was mo material increase. Yet regardless OF TINS
irse Increase i'm the British impOrtatOns, our Import
i .rn heen active buyers at the London sales ana
their bidding against French dealers who are anxious
a. get annie supplies in anticipation OF an lmpost Oh
a. n, m ner cent has been the chief cause OF higher
nrices in England. Events must show whether the eh
tent OF our home supply Jnstlnes TINS Nasty "Ae' "
procure large foreign supplies"