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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-27

The financial disaster In the East first
broug gilt to our knowledge by news # the
failure of the great firm of Jay Cooke &
Co., and supplemented by tidings IT dozens
Of wrecks going down each dsy, seems not
yctto have quite ceased. Later dispatches an
nounce the suspension of Henry Clews &
Co.. firm little If any less eminent than
Jay Cooke & Co., and whose suspension
will doubtless break others end Temporarily
augment the panic and distress. II 10 the
scverest crisis 6nanciers have encountered
for years. There arc few banks that carry
enough currency to Withstand protracted
run independently under the American sys.
tem of deposits; but II on sound bssis, they
can realize on securities and weather the
storm. But, when the panic becomes gen.
cral. each has to look to ito own safety, and
the currency they could otherwise divert to
relieve the crowded ones, hes to he paid
over their own counters or lie useless in the
vaults, and 70 many solvent banks are driven
to the wal! along with the rotten ones. They
have not even time to draw on their credits
with correspondents. their affairs go into
the hands of receivers, their regulations are
irrcmediably impaired, and depositon arc
heavy losers frequently when the assets are
great as the liabilities. II does seem that
the foreign system Of deposits. or that of
Trust Companies. who can legally require
so many days notice where large withdraw
Ole are sought, might be mos. advantage
ously TO all parties adopted into the
American Banking system and thus avoid
the ruin wrought by financial panics and
the system Of entire call deposits.
There are few business men of sny conse.
quencc could respond In day 10 demands
for every dollar they owe. They provide
against such demands BY arranging the ma
turity of their paper TO such time - they
can meet it. Why should not banks, which
carry convertible interest bearing securities
answering Is a counterpart 10 the goods of
the merchants, 80 arrange their deposits that
they shall not be suspended by panic and
the whole community he benefited by the
systemy 1t is not probable THE distress will
be general or permanent. The pressure
seems TO have been caused principally by an
unreasonable distrust of railroad securities
and TO have been aimed principally 1t houses
holding or supposed to hold large amounts
of them. As there has been no excited infls-
ton of such securities recently, and wemust
concedo bankers fair discretion on the I'd
vsnces they would make on them, It seems
there 10 only needed return to reasonable
confidence 10 restore finances to healthy
condition. There 10 no great underlying
cause for severe general money crisis, and
with the relief afforded by the Treasury in
purchasing heavily Of Government securi.
tics, It 10 TO be hoped the panic and the RUIN
has already ceased.
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There 10 very great deal of anxiety mani.
tested - to the influence the failure of Jay
Cooke & Co. will have upon the n. p. Co.
We confess It 10 hard TO reconcile the state
ments Of Jay Cooke that advances to the n.
r. was prominent element of his failure,
and that OF Secretary Wilkeson that the
N. p. Co. does not owe any one . dollar,
and hes even funds to pay yet uumatured
January interest But It does seem reason.
able to believe from oil tho statements made
that the N. P. Co. does not lose any money
by their failure. If this 10 80, the abstract
effect Of Jay Cooke & Cos. failure 10 not
greater than II they had withdrawn from
the position OF Financial Agents without
failing.
The result on the construction of the road
depends principally upon four things-lst,
The ability Of the Company to show sound
condition and adequate security for ito
bodds; I'd, The succession of good, strong,
trusted Financial Agents; Sd. The
general standing of railroad securities with
capital - good investment after the panic,
and 4tb, the element that gets control OF
the Company in the reorganization, which
must now he made. These things will re-
quire some time to develop. We believe
there will be temporary suspension of work:
we ~ firmly believe It will be resumed next
year a. vigorously - ever, and that it, COM
pletion into the old settlements of Montana
will not have been retarded BY this matter.
Even II completed here in 1876. - now
anticipated, we do not sse how It can be
completed to Puget Sound by tho time of
the expiration Of the charter, (July, 1871
unless On extension of charter 10 procured
- suggested by Secretary Wilkeson. While
We appreciate the anxiety of our people on
this question and participate Ia II ourself,
We counsel patience. It il no good time 70
question friends about the estate while the
corpse 10 still IN the house. There will be
definite information In good time.
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the SfconD FINANCIAL sIoRlN.
8s0sy 0loUs 4 q. @ 0oWn DaHee Il

New York. Sept. 23.-Henly Clews & Co.
have Suspended. The nrn say they have
no statement 10 make, except that It has
been deemed advisable by the firm to sus>
pend for the present.
Henry Clews q Co. stste that during the
past four days they have paid out ono and
half million dollars 10 money, and made
the utmost effort to-day to raise the money
on securities; but finding It impossible To
do 90 were compelled to suspend. The
failure Of Henry Clews 4 Co. tends to Re.
vive the excitement. The firm paid g..
1000 In legal tender % De ,ositors during
the past few days, and it was the general
expression that they would pull through.
But to-day the Fourth National Bank re.
fused to cIssr their check, although the 6sm
had $500, 900 securities deposited, against
which 600, 900 had been drawn.
Richmond, Va, Sept y. The Merchant
National Bank, the Plauaers' and Mechau.
ics' BANK, al Of Petersburg, suspended this
4 m. The Citizens Bank, although not
suspended, declines payment. Rumcrs OF
heavy commercial failures arc rife in that
city: The banks Of Richmond ore all right
but are In considerable excitement on ae>
court Of the news from Petersburg.
Buffalo, Sept. 22-H. w. Bart s. Co,
private barkers and brokers', closed this q.
tern0on.
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The firms Of Beers & Edwards and Eugen.
Jackson have also been announced In tn,
Stock Exchange % failed. Day & Morse
and Hoyt & Warner have suspended. Fwi
& Hatch have failed, While De Freitas 4
Rablion aresnnounced ~ suspended. Thos
Reed & Bro. and E. J. Jackson have failed.
To-day nineteen failures have been report
ed. and the street at tho close of the Board
prcsented an intensely excited appearance.
g. p. Bsyard, one of the oldest and most
reliable firms Of Philadelphia, has suspended
The failures have since bccn announced
Of w. II. Warren & Co., Greenleaf d Nor
rio and George Bailey. This seems to be
another Black Friday, and the dresry RAINY
day contributes to the financial gloom.
Gold has reached LIS, and ssecks In some
instances have fallen 10 per cent.
Theodore Bedell, A. N. Kiddcr. Fitch 4
Co., and George B. Allen are the latest IN.
nounced failures. ...rm
Al $50 p. n jacob Little 4 Co.. aaspend.
Cd. .....-.-..
Philadelphia, September 1.-THE follow.
Ing brokers have suspended: H. II. Doug.
las, q. n Bayard, J. b. Yssks, Jobs Lloyd
and 0illbourgb, Bond q Co.; oil excepting
the latter. ars small coseerne. DeHsven 4
Bro. have failed. ...
Fshnsssock, Of Jay Cooke 4 Co.. said
this afternoon that tho hrm hoped 70 pay oil
it, liabilities. Morlsnd, another member Of
the Arm, says the London House has . large
surplus after paying oil ito debts, uulesl
there shosld DO great shrinking In The
value Of their securities On The outside
New York, September so.-The Union
Trust Company suspended at half.pase ten.
New suspensions-TAsssig 4 Fisher, p.
T. Meyers, Miller d walsh. Lauren 4
Josephs, Fearing 1 DsljisSer, williams 4
Bosswick. ## '"@"
Ketchum d BeIkuap and SAKE 4 Roger
have suspendsd. Amssting Of The CREDITOR
Of Jay Cooke & CO. viii behsld o. Monday.
Brown, Wasdswosth 4 CO. havs faile6.
The Dask Of NestA Ams,sa has c,ooed
It, doors, bat did not suspesd. An effort h
said y b making % get psblic and psivass
banka3 % ct II coocset sed Gloss thsil
doom slmnltaseeusly, sot waiting for .
O'Clock. .r# f -a
The dslalcasies II ~ Usios Trust Con-
pany b aid to be i've hundred tho1sand
dollans, end Secretary T. Cesistoa b report.
Cd TO Be TIE defaultss. ~ esz
philadelphia. eepes0be 1a-The Uaioe
Banking Company hes failed. This bsak
hsd . State charter. Il boss hssvy run
yesterday. a..
The Union Banking Company did not
open to-day. Thsss y : placaEd . ths dor
stating tbas owing = Aeasy dsaasds -
pension Of . few days had bsss resolved
upon.
Boseos, Sepsembes 9o-Ou Wednesday
~ arn Of Horacs Com 4 ca. Of Ashurs,
Ma, extsassvs lssthse mansfacssress,
saspsDded payment Their Nahlli6es ~
el0Aeoe sssiaaasd aassses o1sASoa
TAs day - elsssd qsies asd Il , bsllsvs1
~ pasic : sow ovsf. -
IT, folIowisg disDaaehs - ~ ssplas.
nsasaA, GspasnAs - iosa.
Assdassp = 01fsA . WA, IN Nvk:
Wa Aspo - thae - . eDssdy loutoo-
~ q - psslsl
Z. -. nuylaGD = -
INV yeo8 0Qosunw ~
- - 49, - = aa-.s - $3.50
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st. Louis, No., September c3.-The pri.e
fight between Tom Allen and Mike McCoole
took place this afternoon 1t point 10 Iii.
nois II miles atove the city, and was Wit,
messed by . crowd Of two thousand persons.
who went upon the steamer which conveyed
the contestants to the ground. The fight
was fierce, brief and bloody, Allen winning
In seven rounds, fought in 20 minutes, and
getting the first blood in the 6rst round, and
the first knock down in the fourth round
McCoole wss terribly battered, his face At
the end Of the battle being swollen, bl,x,dy
mass Of fleeh. and both eyes closed, while
Allen escaped with scarcely . scsaach-his
antaGonist seves having succeeded In touch.
ing his face. Aurther Cbambess and Passey
6heperd were Aliens seconds; Tom Kelley
and Dublin Tricks, McCoole'a The fellow.
Ing 10 description Of the last Mound: Nc.
Coole presented horribls appearance add
seemed scarcely able 70 hold up his hsnds
His left eye was closed and there vas ter.
rible cut under The right eye; Tie right eide
OF his under lip WAS also cut and his nose
broken. Before he tosd The mark Allen ssil:
1T 10 . sin to send that. man up to be
pounded; it you don't take. him away In
disngure him for life. He 10 the gamest man
! ever met" The crowd also yelled, take
him away; take him sway The rousd
was gone through with. but Allen refraioed
from striking him further. The fight had
now lasted 10 minutes. and when time was
called for the eighth round, Tom Kelley
threw up white handkerchief In token Of
bic principals defeat.
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New York, Sept. 19-Thc 7vtbuns's cable
special from Dundee. Scotland, says: The
whaling steamer Arctic, in command Of
Capt Adams. arrived at this port from Davis
Straits, having on board the men of the
Polsris Expedition, who were picked up BY
the whaler Rsveuscraig on the 9Oth Of July.
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Prom The Muscular, Sept. 10.

Aesss. McWbirk 4 Harrison lately
bought out The Bitter Root mail and ex.
press line, and will carry passenger and
express matter for the people Of the valley
at reasonable rates, and will attend prompt.
~ to oil orders entrusted to them.
A dock Of 1900 head of sheep belonging
to Norton & Thomas of Deer Lodge county,
passed through on Monday. They were
purchased il Wslla Walla.
Melons are down to sir bits.
The Sisters of Charity have enclosed with
. good board fence the whole Of their prop.
erty on the west side of town.
A party Of pleasure seekers couaistiog of
4r. and. Mn. D. J. WEIGH, Mn. J. II.
Brown. Miss r. Lawrence. snd Masters
Bud Brown and Charley NcWhirk left on
Monday for the Lake and will be absent
some ten days.
Another small party consisting of some
twenty-five persons, big, little, old and
young left on Wednesday for pleasure
excursion to the same place. The party
consisted Of =. L. Woldsn and family, w.
B. 8. Higgins and family, Mr.. Caroline
Miller and family, Miss q. P. Sims, and
Aessrs. Campbell and Harding. Maj. Nc.
Cormick and family will follow In . few
daya The party will bc absent some two
weeks.
Mr.. snd Mrs. G. 9. Birdseye, Mr.. and
Ma Addison Smith, VIM. AcWhirk, Mn.
AcWbirk. Miss Jennie Reznor, and w. g.
Edwards were Up The Bitter Root valley this
week making It interesting for birds and
melons.
From the Coariss, Sept. n
Major +. D. Pease Agent of the Grow In.
dians, Mr.. Nelson Story, contractor, and
III. G. ". Huffman, store keeper, departed
this city Tuesday for The Agency, and on
Wednesday Major Pcase formerly sorrsn.
desed HE cha,gs - agent to HE successor,
III. James Wright.
The corner stone Of The II. Z. Church
was laid % lass Aosdsy with impressive
cesemosieA, Rsverends lliE, Anderson,
Bird and minister Of other dsnominatioss
participating. The cost Of The sdiacs will
- eaooo.
Oar old and vslssd frisad, Judge J. II.
q. Strsee, Ne learn, proposes to locate At
oailaala City with . view Of prsc.icing his
profession.
II. J. g. Gresham, the celebrated artist
ct Eastern Montana, returned u this place
. few days aimee, after . proiracted visit to
the Naaiosal fsrk. Mr. Crissman has now
the finest and most conplsss views Of the,
wonderful ceuniry that have ever been L.
Ken.
A meeting y consider the advisabil.ty Of
forming town government for Bosemsu
will b held 10 The Associations Hall next
Monday sweating q Q o'clsck.
Hrsa ~ 0ssstsa.
The Oiamosd r tsaia waich arrived yee>
tesday bsoaght large isvulos Of new stylss
Il job syps asd naasrial for IL 0sssess
o0cs.
". I. Csssep vas swasded he coaasase
f. s1DplyiA9 - cessly o0esn Win TO
easds q weed. = cas- ~ cesd, - be'ag
~ bWsss biddR. ss
g n psivilsess Il ~ ya,s 0sossds dsrise
~ Jsk wssk vss so1d Saessday svsaise
leons1lss, . 1e&sWs: ~ ~ ~, . Oh,
IL 80, ~ IN; ysua 60. . q.
oson e0s1e 1s1aa1ssa. = y. Lisees,
- 80 - - - 49,. 1890. -.
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SGoees Prem ~ 0TooaiaG.

From the Cismsrck Tribane, September TO-
Late Washington kilograms announce iha,
the application for postal rosie from Bis
marck IN some point Ia Montana has been
for the present refused BY the Post Ofac<
Der artment It will undoubtedly be grant
ed by the next session OF Congress.
Rev. A. D. Williams, who last week tried
bis hand 1t three. card monte and lost hii
ticker, 10 out with . card telling how !,
oil happened" Asthe reverend gentleman
congregation gave him 600 to buy anoahes
watch, and then the monte man gave him
back tho one he Lost, he certainly might o.
ford to shut up.
A private letter from Wapetou states thai
the n. r. r. r. have large fosce Of men
employed N building snow fences st thu,
place. ....r. ...a
A. J. Clarke, known al over xiunesoea
- the travelling Newspaper man, and who
y usually County attorney for ct least Z
half . dozen couatiss, lass wesk emptted
The contests Of Smith d wsssoa peppe,
box 10 The direction OF Capt. Pit Dyros
who keeps SALOON q Dssroit Nisu. Pit
got one In the head, bat will live 70 cell
many barrel of poor whisky ut.
Won't somebody send . circus out "a
Bismarck II that cart b accomplished
seud - a educated hog. We pine ID
these sdvaotases Vt civilization.
We have received letter from Q gentle
man with Gen. Rosses's Surveying party,
from which Ne eoadsase The tollowisa
items Of interest: The party ass now ~.
entcea miles out q eight miles from IL
coal bsds. The location b fosud easy, and
gradcs light The Heart River and 6wee(
River valleys A. very fertile, With gam
plenty. Elk, antelope, deer and prairie
chickens ars 10 absndascs. snd The pasty
asS Teasing on Eamc. Bob tbs streams as<
allied With otter, and beaver signs ass plesly.
Not q ladiaa has bsss sssa. The lstess
vas dated Monday. IS
The Nay Lowry slill continues 10 ~
Transfer buslesoa
Ths Pesiash arrived dowa froa ~ Vel.
Iowseoas Tuesday 0oesing. 0As ~ Z
soocsosfai trip.
II river q III point = falllae stewly,
Viii shsss fsss seaas bsewssa tAls pslat an1
ebet oasve1ess.
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6Doge00e NOvo0o04 h S4oD0o.
Paris, Sept. A-The leaders Of the Right
propose to call . grand rsunion Of The party
70 b held In this city q On early day. The
Royslists have hops Of . division In The
Beoapaftists' ranks. The Rouhef faction 10
disposed to Get In conjunction with The
Royalises wAils 1cMahos and friends ere
opposed - q peoloosssson Of the present
provisional ssgiaas.
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Aiscellaucous.

The house Of z. Randolph. whose suspen>
sion 10 noticed, was Tom scott's New York
house. Randolph 10 son .in.law of Scott.
Edwin L. Stanton, son of the late Secre.
tsry OF War. bas been appointed Receiver
Of Tho First National Bank of Warrington
City.
London, September 1a-The London
6rm Of Mr.. Cooke respopds to his suspen.
sion by stating that al drafts and letters Of
credit ON them issued by Jay Cooke q Co.
will be duly honored.
A fire In the Belcber Compsnys black.
smith shop on the 1900. fest level Of the
Yellow jacket Shaft, Comstock lode, lass
Saturday, spread to the timbes and caused
On explosion, resulting in the death of
Louis Louiselle, James B. Waters. W. 8.
Broadwaler, jos. E. Niles, Tom. Cusic and
Geo. B. Mudd.
At jay Cookies the clerks are preparing
statement TO be laid before the member
Of the nrm on the arrival of the steamship
Russia, on board of which are two of the
partners.
New York, September 22.-Pitt Cooke
and Hugh Mccullough, connected with the
suspended house Of jay Cooke & Co., a.
rived In The Egypt and are expected st the
Office OF the company by o'clock.
The Dollar Savings Bank, Atlanta, Ca,
suspended Thursday.
The State Bank Of New Brunswick, New
ark, N. J., Suspended Thursday.
The Sub. Treasurer st New York fought
81, 900, 900 Of U. y. bonds since last Satur.
day.
Wilkis Collins reached New York on
Thursday.
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-1Ae Hssessles Olssaisls psspssD =
clsaa cot sesne Agiaa slAblesr bs1ses
Ing,
-Tho Soua1no q 0eoeeIl D1v)n 4 -.
ca - Dahsla Tsgs1lsgy - = - nos1s06
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YolloWseo0o xaka.
Omaha. Sep. 19-An expedition under
Lieut.. w. A. Jones, of the Engineer Corps,
sent out BY the Government to survey routes
to the Yellowstone Lake, has arrived It
Camp Brown, IN Wyoming, on its return,
and >reporss oil we'll. They found three
passes In the Yellowstone valley from the
east and west One route via the head Of
Wind river 10 easy for wagon road and
through very Ono country. The pass 10 .
vssy easy oua Its 100 milcs from Camp
Brown to YelIowsaDns Lake. Other re.
cults ars quite gratifying. Gen. Ord, com.
uaandiug, regards II - certain that wagon
road will soon be opened from near the
PUNT Of Rocks On the Cnion Pacific Rail.
soad 70 ~ Lake. . distance Of eoU milea
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0oodl1oo Aeelo0 n Oala1meeoL
Baltimore, 6sptsmher 96.-Ths o6lcen of
Tie associated banks Of Baltimore met this
afternoon and resolved not lopsy sslmoney
On checks except What may b required for
legitimate business parposes; ~ tanks ~
70 certify oil good checks vhicA CO b 0eod
% business Transactions. IL b edo6dsnsly
believed thae ~ bssks vess Saver u . mass
sousd coedieioa hiss q pssssns, end thsir
actioa this aftssnooa b recognised ~ pro
dsss pfecsatioa agaiast ny panic
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FL 4hxnRana.H Rlasn>

- SASovopogs S1agUo
Louisville, September 28-Twsniy deaths
In Shreveport yesterday. The disease 10
spreading In the suburbs and attacking
scclimated persons and blacks, who are gen,
orally exempt Supesisisndent L'tlomne.
dieu reports that the deseituiion 10 becoming
nearly - alarming - The psstilsnce.
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WashtnStoa. 0sp1 A.-The osess4asy Of
~ TrsasaEy thk aoeniag ss5essasd 70 ~
Prsident thet ~ pascAass q bouds now
beIng 0ade coa1e When twelve allliooe have
eess perchassd. Hs n.y. ths treasury co.
not furnish ID ~. csnseU ~ freasied
psopls nay want, end tAai The irsasesy nsse
p kspe strosg = tAAs y nv beia. 2eosdi.
tioa = assiet oo0nsaee afs9r ~ lssscial
crisis pa1Ga. ..F4...a-4
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WI n angl tsglu nsli Ilne
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-22

1t sometimes happens that we hurt the
feelings of others without intending it but
in such a case, if resentment is shown, we
should not be offended in turn. but should
apologize gracefully for the unintentional
wrong we have done.
young French prince one day strnyed
from a hunting party in the forest Of
Foatainebeau and wandered number Of
miles, not knowing which way to 90 to re-
ioin the huutsmen. At length be met q
peasant boy who was crossing piece o.
woods, and he stopped him and asked him
in the tone he was accustomed to speak tC
servants what route he must take The
peasant boy made no reply. The prince
repeated the question, but still received NJ
answer, Surprised, the prince said, laugh
ing;
Thou art, then, deaf and dumb7'
II am not deaf and dumb" the boy an
swercd, 4" but choose to be so when an
spoken to impoliiely."
The young PRINCE Immediately changed
his manner, and repeated his question I
third time, but in polite words. The peas
ant lad notified at once pointed out The
path the prince should pursue, and th'
prince, before turning away, put his purs'
into the hands of the other, saying:
Take this, beg of you. | give it tC
you for the lesson you have given me-"
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Height OF Meanness.

There is now and then person who is
capable OF writing an anonymous letter.
We rejoice, for the credit of the race, that
there are only few of such people. A
man or woman who does 1t is fitted, by
nature and soul, for the lowest condition of
life. A pure thought or noble purpose
never entered that heart, for if it had even
once found foothold there, it would have
left it too broad for such an action. When
ever we hear of thing of the kind, We al
ways feel to pity the shallow mind, or to
depore the moral deformty Of the person
who has been guilty Of it. How a man
can bring himself to the performance Of
such deed surpasses our conception. How
he can so degrade his manhood, or stain the
honor Of his character. to his own conscious.
ness be so cowardly thing, is exceedingly
strange. We turn away our faces to hide
the shame that flushes in crimson on our
checks when we think such an one calls
himself man. We have always heard il
said that it is very cowardly for man to
strike woman but it is princely courage
to do it compared with the baseness of the
man who, under the cover Of false name
or no name, writes letter conveying words
he has not the maniuess to speak or en-.
dorse. Providence Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-22

1t pumps water from the ground, through
the thousands Of tubes in the stem of the
tree, and sends it into the atmosphere in the
form Of unseen mist, to be condensed and
fall in showers the very water that, were
il not for the leaf, would sink into the earth
and fnl its way, perchance, through sub
terranean channels, to the sea. Aud thus
it is that we sec that it works to give the
" early and latter rain" IL works to send
the rils and streams like lines Of SILVER,
down the mountains and across the plain.
1t works to pour down the large brooks
which turn the wheels that energize the ma
chinery which gives employment to mil.
lious--commer stimulated and wealth &C.
cumulated, and intelligence disseminated
through the agency of this wealth. The
leaf does II all.