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AL. nav TIE a661s NEW rsSI ASp s,4I;spxr GHEAs
2sUnion square few door. above Tiffany Co.'s.
Ladies will do well to bear US in mind when purchasing
Embroideries, Laces Hosiery, Underwear,
% WSiss Goods, @ Stu siits r Dress Goods, Ribbons
SkEaf SSsi qasiSIs kEDHcoS ana sfnsY IN fsiSE sfSd
summer sllss 81 81, now sse
m pieces s. a:w
below last weeks prices
BARGAINS,
in White Goods, SWISS India Null French Nainsooks
Victoria and Bishop Lawns white and printed Linen
Lawns asnxf ansffS TqaSs N DRESS GOODS
lo645 pieces Dress Goods OF every description reduced
Trsss Goods A. &c: isc soc 2sc SOC, yc 4Oc. soc
S2c &c., which were sold week ago 10 % per cent
I,s7s pieces Linen Bat,ste plain, embroidered and
2bsl pieces Grenadine, lsc very finest reduced from
1855 pieces printed Linen cambrics, Isc 2oc 22<c,
25c worth 20 to 80 per cent above our present selling
have silks
more cases cases Yard vide vide Piih lH'i Enea sa.'' asc
smore cases printed Delaines, &c.
m : Ess ' HSEh &c.
We have reduced from IS to SIS each.
Extraordinary 'hs2D4 nssiS,'' MADE in SUITS
French, Berlin and domestic makes
OF the very latest styles for ladies',
misses and children, fully 80 per
cent below any other house.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
We have secured and shall offer for sale
on Monday and during the week
20 cartons of Lupns small and medium sized
mesh Black Grenadinc at S5c., 81, 81 l2ia, 81 70,
81 35 and 81 80 per yard
The above goods are pure silk and wool, and
are guaranteed TO be the goods manufactured
by A. Seyroux Sriber Co, TO Lupin Co.
We have also full line OF Mourning Goods suitable for
the present season, embracing
Florentine, SDc. and upward.
Trent Cloth, CSC. and upward.
Fouard, Dclaine, Tamisc, &c. &c.
Black Apacas OF the very best brands
60c., to very finest "
We offering these goods from Is To IS per cent lower
than any other house In the city, =
N. REIMAN 4 co.
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ATv vIGoURoUxs, l22 FOURTH AVENUE, STAMP:
IA ing Embroidering Lingerie Establishment t-Lades
and babies Tr9sseaux specially Of Initials MonSgams
OF imported French Embroidered goods babies Dresses
snd PiQue Cloth. Wholesale department 90 EastTw
street.
AT NINE COLLINS, 26 WEST ELEVENTH STREET,
IA drcsxmaking establlshment-Ladies can rely on~ge
ting perfect fitting Dresses made trimmed IN latest
Ps Yisian styleA
A NEW STYLE OF SUN HAT; ALSO THE LATEST
"A styles Of round Hats, just received at Madame v
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DRY GOODS.
r ALTMAN 4 co. SILKS JUST OPENED
win onsr extra bargains
Fancy stripe and black Silks.
100 pieces grsae striped SILKS reduced to 81 per yard
Gray and whitej to Is per yard
Super BLACK SILKS, sl7s s., 81 IS. q super yard.
Lusierne SILKS for Grenadne Dresses sOc &c., 81 per
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II ALTMAN Co-PARAsoLs AND LACE GOODS.
MONDAY JuNEs.
will make splendid offerings
LADIES' AND MISSES PARAsoLs.
The largest ana finest stock
PARAsoLs in the AMERICAN MARKET,
comprising the latest novelties Of the season.
1000 Childrcn's silk Parasos at 81.
ohansea0'e SILK sps psnsee silk Serge, p..Asors.
every assortment Of ane sink.
a%S 's"E''g I !: 3 4 ';'s'; s s :sS' 'isr $.
IziE n.ss sseqps,t gP;,ts
LACE sHAwLs,
1AfA fAkasoE ksAsSgGs, Go,vrRs.
in great variety and low prices
Res. Llama an Lace sacques, 81 ss SO 80 SIS slA sls,
Llama Lace shswls, ST. 50, $40 to s2a
Colored, black and white Yak and cluny Lacea
Spanish Lace and Chenille Dot Lace Wells.
Ladies rsits SILK ssFf2st Efss soe. each.
B. ALTMAN = co.
will ofer,
Monday and the entire week,
GREAT BARGAINS, as follows:-
800 dozen three.button KID GLOVES, 95c per pair.
zoo dozen wcbutton KID GLOVES, s3c per pair.
SILK aud Isle THREAD GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs. HOSIERY, Ac.
at great bargains
GUNNER GAUzE VESTS
ladies'. at b. ALTMAN 1 CO.,
gentlemen
and children
:. very low prlee.
OxipizED snd SILVER JET =, r A1rMAs.oo.
Avery fine and large
collection Of rich Paris
London and Vienna Goods,
in many varieties, will he
offered on MONDAY JUNE 9,
atREDUCED
PRICES
The PUBLIC are urgently
invited TO an examination.
B. ALTMAN 4 CO.,
Sixth avenue
near Twenty first street.
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French CHIP, Leghorn and hair
closing gSE Sq! GsfHN TRgsSm sHi' RLoWERs Fl nse0re
An immense assortment.
branched in any style 10 suit the wants OF customers
NEW STYLES OF oxIDrzED GOODS,
Of our own Importation
oxidIzed Belt CLASPS s,...
selling sr over ihe city rom Is TO IS
o1dISsS Ss,T r:,ss9 :nS Hs'as5 Rattle.
vnssret.s Bonnet Pins and orna%snss s''1A' ''''''
too numerous TO mention.
7 KID GLOVES KID GLOVES.
500 dozens fresh Lupin's Kid Gloves.
Msl and q Is; selling al eyer sisly .,.,..
In addition to tho above we will open new styles
REAL 0UIPURR LAcEs,
REAL THREAD LACEs,
BLACK AND ooLoRED YAK LAcEs.
FRENCH BLONDE LAcEs.
REAL AND IMITATION
vALENoIBSSEs LAcEs,
WHITE AND BUFF
CLUNY LAcEs.
SPANISH LAcRs,
IN .il widths and au.liu'.
New Brown. WHIT. Lasls; sasss.S s"a SGiSssA aS.s
81 o. n S:s;s: ~: ia SS;::S s:;is;ss $sys'
New styles q sr,snSn Fans v.,s ~.
stour usually low prices
STERN BROTHERS.
Sixth avenue and Twenty third strsSt
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COAsTNvIsE srEAMsu,ps.
IoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

U'OK NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
- The Cromwell steamship Line.
lhe steamship NEW ORLEANS Captain T. v Garcr
VIII leave pier No. North River on Saturday anuary
ats o'clock p NJ Freight receiy ell daily
through rates given TO Galveston ndianola Rockfort
or Aranzas wharf Brazos Santiago ana Luuis. Cabin
passage $oD sfeerage, 65 For freight passage apply
70 CLARK SEAMAN, formerly II. b. Cromwell a Co,
W West street. -
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
Ing at Key West carrying the United states mail
The steamer CITY OF SAN ANTONIO. Captain Penn
nGon Is now receiving freight pier 70 East River
viii sail Saturday January !.
Through bills OF lading given 10 Houston either by the
o. H. and II. H. X. by the Houston Direct NAVIGATION
Company, and To all points the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson ant B. y. ana G. Railroad.
No charge for forwarding in New York.
For freight passage apply to
q. H. MALLORY K Co, I53 Maiden lane
or w. T. CLYDE * CO.. lI9 Wall street.
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AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES
"A slcighs Harness. Sleigh Bells, Robes Blankets new
and second hand reduced prices Coupes Coupe Rocka-
ways and other seasonabe family Carriages and Light
Wagons MANUFACTURERS UNION, $50 Broadway.
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rAMMERING.-NEW YORK STAMMERING INSTI-
tutc, established 1870; Professors Mann and Covin,
nagers i07 West Twenty third street. No pay board
services until cured. kend Tor prospectus
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VNHITE STAR LINE.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.

combining safety, speed and comfort. .
Saloons, staterOOms, smoking room ana bathrooms in
mdship section, where least motion Is felt Surgeons and
stewardess accompany the steamer
Rates-saloOn, $50 In gold steeragc, $50 in currency
Those wishing send for friends in the old country
can obtain steeragc prepaid certificates SD cur
rency.
Passengers booked from all parts of America to
Paris Hamburg, Norway, Sweden India, Australia,
China, &C.
Drafts from fl upwards.
For Inspection of plans and other information apply at
the company's Office, - Broadway, New York.
Bills OF ladng issued TO Continental ports
- - - J. H. SPARKS, Agent
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The New Structure ON Nassau, Fulton and
Ann Streets. =,
THE MOST PERFECT AND SECURE EDITICE In THE COUNTRY
SPLENDID CHANCE FOR People DESIRING OFFICE ROOMS
Banks, Insurance Companies Merchants, Lawyers and
Manufacturers Attention.
APPLY TO HOMER MORGAN NO. PINE STREET
HE MOST PERFECT AND SECURI EIFlCE In THE
NDID CHANCE FOR People DESIRING OFFICE


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rHE COSMOPOLITAN, AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
i Drinking Bar No Rue scribe, Paris -Anereans
visiting Paris are informed that the Cosmopolitan
famed for the best American and Ehgish drlnkS rfe
pyietQru, u VALENTINE w
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

SPECIAL AND PEREMrToRY AUCTION SALE
"a f sssaR ss pSS:'s S: ss da
sharp.
consisting superb, stylish and ,sst pair r, Of
sss o9eay 9f" owned fas
sS sss Very
Gsn s"ss snd ss
them superior In single harness and can be driven by
rsns.a X sysry paTsSiaT Kind in either
shsls: iSs $saSis city wof Soss:
n1s ser. ss Mare Gar ls.n M ns.
Gig Close st q minutes ns'
ncss esfsaf Ses @ Robes sSs sanss &s ''F" 'a''
TO time Of sale. no pos.ponement as the gentleman
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES.
and second hand reduced prices Coupes Coupe Rocka
an' qfS a%X %S
100 COAL CARTS WANTED TO DELIVER COAL,
n. at Cos Washington ST. good prices r. HEATHER
A --sLEIGHs- Observation-Disclosures, BELLS BIAN
esh hSanS Portland sieshs win be- s"d ssesp
% HSe Sc S%s snaars St large Fl sss prices
% land % Wooster street.
RLANKETs, ROBES AND HARNEss-A GOOD
a %e and w two y, $40
$z Canvas Covers Waterproof Blankets Rubber Covers
T. s. Osborn. Harness warerooms, 4s Murray street.
T,oiTTNTkY boiKD-fotI FoUR HORSES. LARGE
farm pssturags warm M stable good feed and care
Hdrss a HoIs
MARRIAGES AND sLErGus FOR SALE OR LET
be SF Prices ress rom @TY
south south Eighth and Third streets
Horses from 4 L 70 Is hands I,1s high from 70 years
old Apply at IL Lewis street, between Grand ana
FoR sALE,A PRIVATE OUTFIT; FINE CARRIAGE
II Team (blackl, double Sleigh Clarence new, Ba-
Box @ Me
FoR sALE-soRREL MARE, I5h HANDS HIGH,
and carpet es wR S Ggs Ess sSlna ns
JUST ARRIVED FROM THE WEST, AT J. II. Dahl.
street between and % noraiio % head Of rss
iicits his friends and customers 70 Cali So
HORSE BLANKETS, ,, ,, HARNESS, SADDLES AND ALL
a full line OF blankets for street Stable piusb snj
other Carriage So's' SMITH fns 1co co., 20 Warren street
MORTGAGE SALE OF FOUR CLARENcEs-AII
w made by Brewster and all IN elegant order, together
at M;a ssy he. %
removed for conyenisnee efss
Livery stable keepers invited % attend as sale In
positive and unreserved. BY order OF Mortgage.
CLEIGHs.-A SPLENDID STOCK OF MY OWN
- celebrated make Eureka and Dexter Cutters and
passenger Seghs. the finest have ever produced also
all styles outoitown make, large and small prices
K. N sTTvERs, IA to l52 East Thirty.frst street.
Observation-Disclosures BELLS = sLErdHs
> every style single and double sieehs iioo Straps
SoS SO
way.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF SLEIGH BELLS IN NEW
York selling of REGARDLESS of cost Robes Anghans,
Rugs, Horse Blankets, &C, TO be cleared make
h. BARTLETT So Warren street,
and II and 23 College place.
r,O LET-FOR NEW YEARS CALLs AN ELEGANT
j six seat Sleigh with fine bay team and private
coachman at 2 and 2As West Forty FIRST street. Apply
hAiore WAN.
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IyRANCIS BUTLER NO 3PECK SLIP HAS A CHOICE
selection of imported Queen Elizabeth Beagcs from
Otto incnes high; very at moderate prices Rat
ting aud rabbiting Ferrets. &c.
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TI VI'IIl RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin-S75 and 800 gold, according to accommodation
Round trip tickets at low rates
steerage.To or from Liyerpool Queenstown, Glasgow
Londonderry, London, Bristol Cardiff. $50
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre, Hamburg, Swe-
den, Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates.
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For Cabin Passage and general business apply at the
Conpany's Office, ID Broadway. G|H
s9 JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
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BFORTING-DVUS, biNOs, NN.
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY Dogs
"A. Birds, &c. Medicines for all diseases: prepare
Food for moe king birds at b. g. DOvEl'S No. Green
street, near Canal.
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EUROPE.

(,RAND HOTEL DE ROME, PARIS
" Is Rome street, facing the railroad station Havre
the new Opera ouse Large and snall Apartnsnts
Separate Rooms. Public Dinner table Restauvant Good
cellar Of choice Wines Board at hxed prices for families
DHINE-REALsCHULE osTHorEN, NEAR woRMs; !;
IL head master, the Rev. Z wiken n A. formerly
second master OF Andcrson's (Schuelcr'9 Grnmnar
School, Hamburg, prepares for universities and for ex
animation to enter volunteers the German army also
teen years respective terms TO guineas per quarter
education and bOurd.
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Is sd Ps.Ms RsSsscs, 1AnT Lively N was
drawn in ROYAL havana Lottery, Dec. o. Address BA-
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
CALIFORNIA, iaFiS ns Il AND CHINA,
via Panama,
carrying mails passengers and
S'Ss;ssSs ssSiS:i sP$ %:fiSs s%s$,ss, sss:soi
steamer. leave ioh 20 S @ and Ii seS Of each month
eept when those dates fall on Sunday, then the day
:sss%sr Ss, SHEAs sss ays se
for Aspi wall direct connecting a. With steamer
III Gam ssS sca
% ssp hs at s
Janssy anG
s Sss "d g" s S psr
dSsES Viii .a Tor
at 10 o'clock A. S' Wednesday JapuaFy i i1tS go,,
D'HfnYasy nay1sA. 1s Ps@dkAs6 p %dAsS AND VERA CRUZ
ps SGTs nhps
cHIx fSp,
CITY OF MERIDA Zimmerman Saturday, Jan. Y
SEIa fses sss
CRY or MEXICO, Sherwood ....... Thursday, Feb 6
f0r "ssn' p 'sfIsfEs2 'sIEs2aSBkE SONS 80 Broadway
USTTaE1D9 sTayhs STA H.s,oa AMP ROYAL MAILS FOR
night TSqTsdsy ats ccocs p H. precisely ffom pier
MORRO CASTLE Capt. T. IT, Morton. Thursday, Jan 9
S9kRS SAsTfE Cart fuI' Il
For freight passage apply to A. W. DIMOCK, Presi-
dent, No. 5Bowing Green. New York.
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
from pier No. NPss SYsa ssiSFr s'ysT at 'OclOckr
Saturday, January 4.
Louis vcfsSurs Mobile eaiVeon and @ indsno
d ps S
LoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND,
The Old Dominion ste eamship Company VIII despatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant s.eam
ship WYANOKE, Couch, for Norfolk, City IOint ana
Richmond, on Thursday January AZ, ats ~; M Ewing
Through passengers tickets issued 10 all points Accom-
modalons nnequalled Apply az pier w or at the gen
, 1873-01-25

the Brandon Hill murderer is fixed for WedDe8-
day.
France .-Napoloon's death has produced a
profound feeling Of national disappointment in
the provinces Of France.
ST. Thomas STATION, I7th JANUARY 1878.
Madrid, 8th Janry.-Senor Gorilla presented
to King Amadeus for his signature a decree ac-
cepting the resignation of Captain General La
TORE Of Porto Rico, and appointing General Ho-
ren8 e his successor.
Copenhagen, s h Janry.-The Danish Minis
ter of War presented the Army Bill to the
Rigsdag to-day. 1t makes great reduction in
the army and materials of war, indicating that
the policy Of Denmark is ono Of peace and
neutrality.
London, 8th Janry.-It is stated that the SUI
gar consumption of 1871 by Europe and the
United States has increased in 1872 by about
% percent.=It is expected that new crops will
be at least IA per cent better than the last, while
stocks are accommodating and depreciation in
prices is certain.
ST. THOMAS STATION, 18th JANUARY 1878.
London, 9th Jan.-An apprehended re-
duction in the Bank of England's rate is discount
ed in the operations in the open market today.
The rate Of discount. for 3 months bills in the
regular market is 5 per cent below the Bank
England rate.
Paris, 9th.-It is expected that within a fort
night Reveers will present to the Assembly his
final report of the preliminary investigation in
the case of Marshall Bazaine. His trial is for
political reasons.
The German custom officers refuse to allow
the free admission Of French printed fabrics in
Alsace. The French Minister at Berlin is now
negotiating with the German Government in
relation to the matter.
, 1873-01-25

entirely lose their responsiveness, and, at
the same time, their fertilizing powers are
enormously increased by the refuse nitro
genous and phosphate materials used in
its preparation. This collection and ma
nipulation of all the night-soiI, being car
ried out by direct arrangement with such
responsible parties as the Shareholders and
Directors of the proposed Company, our
agriculturists will be secured against the
frauds of adulterated manures, which
otherwise they may become subjected to
it being far easier and cheaper to produce
a pure manure by this process than an
adulterated one, all the necessary materials
being abundant and readily procured, and
under any circumstances must be got lid
of.
Plans, drawings, and all particulars re-
lative to the application of this system and
process in towns, villages, factories, pub
lie buildings, schools, hospitals, prisons,
and dwellings, may be had on application
to.
Yours most respectfully
L. j. SOB0TKER.
Sole and General Westindia
Agent of Earth Closet Com
pany, U. S. A.
, 1873-01-25
18th Jan.
ST. Thomas STATION, Goth JANUARY.

OAAAAONJ GOlu OANOAhGs
New ORLEANS, 9th Janry.-One of the most
extraordinary instances of human p~rivation
and calamity that has rarely been eoualled in
history of maritime disasters is the wreck of the
"Golden HIND, from New York for San Fran
cisco, in the Straits of Magellan. Crew fortv-
eight days in open boat and subsisting for ten
days on human flesh.
LoNDox.-There is a rumour that the nro-
perty restored to the Erie Railroad Comnanv
was not paid for. The market for which clos
ed at 81 to 5I5.
PARIS.-A meeting of members of the left
centre OF the National Assembly had Yesterday
to select a Chairman. Casimir Perier the most
prominent Candidate failed to secure a sufficient
number OF votes to ensure his election. The
party is b opeIessly divided.
BERN.-The Swiss Federal Council has
threatened to use vigorous measures against the
Canton OF Valals because Jesuit masters have
been tolerated in the schools.
RoME,-Tho first Protestant Church in that
city was consecrated yesterday. Seven Ameri-
can CIergymen taking part in the ceremo-
MES.
ENGLAND.-Napoleon buried. Eugenio was
unable TOT attend.9
ST.. THOMAS STATION 22ND JANUARY.
ENGLAND.-Strike among the miners of
Wales feared. The cause of the disturbance
is a general strike for higher wages. Tho de-
mand being resisted by coal-masters.
50 fishermen are reported to have been wreck
ed off the English coast during the heavy gales.
ST.. THOMAS STATION, 22nd JANUARY, 1878
At the funeral of Napoleon at Chelsea, on
the fifteenth, a deputation of Paris workmen
assisted, who walked at tho head Of the process
sion a man bearing the tricoloured flag on an
ash stick cut the last moment before the cortege
moved. The Prince Imperial looked very pale
and exhausted, shelving traces of the anguish
he had undergone. The coffin was covered
with immortalis and %violets, The Procession
was very long. The Hearso arriving at the
Chapel before the other end left the house.
Carriages and pedestrians were drawn up 3
abreast on roadway proceeding to the chapel.
18th Jan.
New YoRK.-sugar, Crystals loo. Meal
$34 a $50. Flour $63, extra, So. Pork
$I33 Gold 1923. Sterling % p. c.
Lo~NDoN.-Suga1s, Crystals, 29s. Cd. Musco-
vado GAS. Clayed 28s. Cd. aaoat, 29s. Deme-
rara Rum Is. Id. Trinidad Cocoa COS. Rentes
544f. Consols 90 "a 928, Bank rate, 4 p. G.
, 1873-01-25

THE undersigned hereby makes
known that the Firm Of Walker
and Hill has been dissolved, and that
the business will be continued by
J. AUGUSTUS HILL, in his own
name.
All persons having any claims
against the late firm, are requested to
present them to him for settlement,
, 1873-01-25

nLLE og Enhver, der MATTE have
w Noget at fordre paa afgangne
William O'Connor's og efterlevende
Hustru Mary Jane O'Connor's fal-
leds 30, indkaIdes herved, med 3
Maaneders VarseL, at anmeIde og be-
viisligj0re deres Krav for under
tegnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den code Januar 1873.
C. SARAUW.
, 1873-01-25
From the st. TA0me Tdende.)
TELEGRAMS.

ST.. THOMAS STATION 10th JANUARY, 1878.
ENGLAND.-The Commercial treaty between
England and France is signed aud only waits
for the confirmation of the British Parliament.
IT is reported that the ex ecution of McLaren
, 1873-01-25

Austria, 9th.-The Vienna "Post Official"
denies the rumour current in London several
days ago that the Austrian Government had de-
teTmined to dispense with the services of Count
Won Beust.
18th Jan.
New York.-Sugar, Crystals, Toe. Meal
PIT a S54' Flour $64 a IS. Pork $131. Gold
1928. Sterling % pc.
London.-Sugars Crystal, 29s. Sd. Musco-
yado 24s. Cd. Clayed D. S, 26s. Sd. afoat
29s. Demerara Rum Is. Id. Trinidad Cocoa
COS; Rentes 54f, Oonsols % a 928. Bank
of England rate, 4 p. c.
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Our Food.

There is no country whore there Is
90 much dyspepsia = In America, be-
cause our people pay % little attention
10 food, and ea& TOO noch meat for the
exercise they taks. II one has mental
labor, nsh every second day q least =
requisite. 6oop ssts I'll the glands %
work, and prepares the stomach for
the more important functions Of diga-
tion, and, thsrsfose, should b taken
n dinner every day. Beef bsoth = b
ths old what milk 10 to the Young.
Cookery, properly attended. kss1sa
man III health. II the stomach = ont
or osdsY, the brain II adsotsd. We
shouId saS more fruit, vagstablss. soup
and nsh. Good end we'll prepared
food bsautifiss the physiqus. the sans
q gnsd and well directed sduaalioo
bsoueifIss the mind. Wrinklss aRe
preduee1 by want IL the vaxisty ~
food. The man Who does not - hi0
brain 70 select and pespass his lscd =
mot ab0ve ths bgutssy vADsh take u IN
the raw state.-HewfA and Home.
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NO. 10.


eae urand Trunk road In Csnsf1s n
procuring steel rails for less than half
what We pay. But counting onlv the
above sum ~ tribute We pay 10 nroteo.
ton. and it adds 50. lbs ,o0e 10 our c.n,.
tai stock, the interest Of which il Sa,a.
500 per year, and this is . tax which
our farmers must pay. in additional
charges. not this year and next year
alone, but perpetually. Now, sir,
there is = practical argument against
the tariff abomination which he who
runs may read. Our producers ought
to see it il they don't; and the worst of
it is. thisexaction doesn I go to needy
industry. The manufacture of steel
rails has been 80 simplitied, and the
result is 80 sure, that in point Of fact
1t this time the cost of manufacturing
steel over iron rails 10 not great. Hence
the enormous difference which tariffs
and patents place into the pockets Of
the manufacturers is pure and simple
robbery. That is the plain English Of
II.
Reporter thank you. Mr.. Harris,
in behalfOf the Post, for the '.plain
English" Of your whole talk. Be as-
sured it shall reach the people. Such
parts Of your defense as are plainly
based upon reason and right, ! trust
the peonla will nndorsfanA and as
knowledge. On the other hand, such
parts OF their wrongs as are founded
upon actual injustice aud oppression
tor railroads are not infallible. you
know, and oftentimes practice both),
l trust you will see it for your interest
TO listen to aud redress, to the end tn at
We may have peace and prosperity all
around. Good morning. sir.
Mr.. Harris--Good morning. shall
be glad to see you again. Meanwhile,
pitch into the demagogues, the one
horse politicians who befo. this whole
question for the sake Of riding into
aower upon the back Of ignorance
Take their hobby from them by en-
the people, and the time
will soon come when they will he
obliged to go afoot.
Thus ended our reporters talk with
Mr.. Harris. His conversations with
other magnates Of the locomotive will
appear sn subsequent issues Of the Post.