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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-02

g Hackers CREEK TrEMs.-Edi.
tor Democrat. at tho resi-.
dsnce Of Henry X. Bonnet, Miss P.
D. Hersmau, Of Lewis county, to Mr..
Perry Mick, Of Remington, Taylor
county,
Mr.. William b. Morrison is going
to put up a store on this Creek, neal
Hebron Church. Yours, &c.,
Onion,
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T. p. Rcny & Co. have just received
the largest and most complete assort.
men. Of Harvesting implements ever
brought 10 Weston. They were bought
at low figures, and will DO sold low.
Call and sec them.
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Hg Bio SKIN CnERsk TrrM.-Td
the Editor Of Tho Democrat.-0nr
friends William Francis and J. q.
Jenkins intend erecting steam saw
mill in short time on this Crock.
near what is called tic White School
House.
We arc now having Mica spring
weather. We llavo had a vary back
ward spring, but vegetation is now
coming out.
Our friend. j. D Peterson is doing
aino business with his new store.
Rs'pectfully, U. Hush.
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Es- 81. s. HoLM.s.-wo desire to
call the attention of merchants and
others to the advertisement of this
gentleman, which appears in Tue
DSMOoRAT Of to-day. He has the
name of selling leather at a cent per
pound lees than Baltimore prices /; and
other goods in like proportion. Ho
has supplied want long experienced
in this section, and it will PAY to pat.
ronizc him. He Is q courteous gen
tleman aud arst-class business man.
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Petroleum.
Az OIL GREEK ON STONE coal.

While on our way to Buckhanuon
last week We learned that valuable
oil vein had been discovered on a
branch of Stone Coal Crock, in this
county. 1t is situated on Abbotes
Run, u branch of Stone Coal, on the
farm owned by Captain Hall. 1t was
first noticed a long time ago, and oil
had occasionally been gathered from
the surtueo water; but recently the
Captain and Mr., Seymour Horner gave
tue matter some attention, aud finally
prevailed on some eastern oil operators
to investigate the matter. These gcn-
tlomen wcrO delighted with the pros.
poet; and decided that the indications
were excellent, aud that the quality Of
the surface oil was the best yet found
in this State. 1t was found to burn
we'll in lamps, in its crude state, The
oil men referred to Immediately pro.
posed and secured a lease Of Il part Of
tho laads on which the discovery was
mads-thclimits Of the lease including
land owned by Captain Hall, Il. S,
HOrnSr, jesse Curtis and Rev. Mr..
White. The terms Of the lease we did
not learn but We were informed thatit
was tho intention to commence opera
tons at once.
The di cOysry has created great ex-
element on Stone Coal; for tho vein
is evidently good one, and the quail.
ty Ofthe oil iirst-Class. Captain Hall
has promised to send US a specimen Of
the oil, aud 1t will be il our Office for
the inspection Of all who desire to sec 1t,
before this paper reaches our readers.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
70 Tie Creditors IF William G. Pier

70 The Creditors Of William G. Pier
SOIL, deceased.
In pursuance oil decree Of the Circuit
Court Of tho county OF Lewis, made in IL
cause therein pending to subject the real es-
tate ofthe said William g. fierSOn to the
payment Of his debts, you arc required to
present your claims against the said lI'llllAul
Il. PicrSon, for adjudication, to g. J..
Butcher, Commissioner, at his office In the
said county, On or before the lith day oil
July, 1873.
Witness, W. II. ByrnO, Clerk Of said
Court, thi sd day Of May, 1879.
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
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Hardwaro.-thc only complete stock
In town. Call and examine our stock
and prices. RRAY& Co.
Baltimore Pickles at lIsay 4 DOS,
Sealy for use, at 9Octs per dozen,
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E..S. Bland AndrelO Edmiston.
DLAND b EDNlTSTON,
II ATT0RNEYS.AT.LAW
PRACTICAL IS SUREEY0Rs.

PRACTICAL SURFETORS,
Weston, ". Va.
VIII promptly attend to collections, OF
other business in the Circuit or County
Courts of tewis and adjoining counties, and
the State and United States Courts.
G1- Engineering anil Surveying, togeth
err with plGts Of land, No., will receive
prompt attention. Maps oil Districts. Tow ms
or Counties prepared. aprl4,'T3
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP

A ". w0oDFoRD Is now agcn, for The
IA sale Of Fine DloodCd Sheep, imported
direct IRON Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. Persons wishing to purchase
any Ofths above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker d. Goodman
4 Bro, Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
juno 10 4. ". wooDFoRD.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

|. NJ. Boggs. admins
TRAITOR do bOnis non with
tho will annexed OfJohn
?. Byrne, deceased,
VS..
A. @. Halls, administra.
tor Of tho estate ofWill.
IAN G. Pierson, dCceus-
ed, Elizabeth picrsOn,
widow of said deceased,
and William +. Pier
son, Mortimorc Young. ! In Chaucery
and Elizabeth Jano
Young, his wife, Charles
b. Dnfield, and Louisa
A. Duficld, his wife, and
Amanda PierSon adults,
and Luther piersOn and
Ada Piorson. infants, by
George Ross, their guar
dim, al litim, heirs of
said William g, Pier
son, deceased.
Tho parties IN the above named cause vii
take notice that In pursuance of decree
rendered by the Circuit Court Of Levi
county, West Virginia, In the above nance
cause, at the March and November term
thereof, 1871, and oil an order OF tic judg
ofsLd Court, made In vacation on the els
Of Nay, 1879, tue undersigned, a Comtais
sioner OF said Court, will proceed, at hi
Office In the town Of llGston, In said county
on the l4th day Of July, 1873,
LIST. To audit stale and settle the account
OLA. q. Hale, administrator of the CSta tie o
William 9. PierSOn, deceased
"a. To hear prooIofllebts existing agains
the estate of said William U. PicrSon, ant
their prioritics.
al. To ascertain Of what real estate III,
snid William G. Person died seized or emit
Il cd, und whathcr The same can % so di
yided rs to set apart tic dover estate Of tn
widow Of the said William q. Pierson II
kind.
4th. Any olllcr.mattcr specially desired tc
be reported by any parts or person inter-
Csted.
And II from any cause the execution o
said orders be not commenced on said lltl
OF July, 1873, or being commenced. moi
completed, the same will be continued from
day to day, or from time TO time until CEN
pletrd.
And do hereby warn tho creditor,
aforesaid of William @. Picrson, deceased
to appear before nc at the time and plar,
before stated herein for tho execution Of sale
orders, and prove their debts, on pain 10
being denied the right Of changing tho sam,
on bis estate. GU. BUTCHER,
Commissioner.
Bennett 4 Bennett, p. q. may2G 4v
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lfyOu want fresh Groceries, 60 to
r. 2. Rcay & Co.'S. No inferior
goods can DO found in this establish
ment.
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PROPRIETOR
OF THE
CELEBRATED
ROSEN lEIla'S
: stomach Bltters,

Great Western Remedy
n R0SENllElM,
Lila -wIioLEsALG DEALER IN FuRg-
RYE 4 BOURBON WHISTLES,
Brandirs, Wines, Gins, Tobacco md Cigars,
No l5s, West Pratt St, doors below Light,
Baltimore, Nd. mo y22-lI
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPOStitf ONs
70 J,Ln q. Cimaingtm and TAoulas
G.. Putnam.
Notice IL hereby given that Oh the stll
day Of June, 1873, between the houtI Of
O'Clock A N. aud 1 p. NJ, on that day, n
my Office, No. II, Commerce ST., In tho city
Of Baltimore and State Of Maryland, will
proceed to take the deposition Of mys ,raul
others. Also, on the 2ll day Of June, s71
at Tho clerk otlce Of tho Circuit Court Of
the county Of lIraxton md State OF Wesl
Va, between the sanlO hours 10 AN anil 4
o Glock, p NJ | will proceed to take the
dispositions OF Norman Is. Squircs and 9th !
erS, to 10 read us evilincl IN q suit now
pending In the circuit court Of thu said
county OF BrlxtOn, oil the clAncery side
thereof wherein am plaintiff aud van arc
the defendants. And iffrom any 20 the
tAking Of said depostions Rre not commenced
or IL commenced are not concluded on tho
days mentioned in this notice, at either place
herein set out, the taking OF the same will
he continued from day to day until the
same arO completed.
This 9Th day vi Nav, 1919.
WILLIAM BAYNE,
BY his atty. :
Frame, Fleming & Bennett, pl'G-saity.
may l?.lt
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
Robert II. Waters,
vs..
The Equitable Oil and Mining Company ,sad
others.
In chanccry in tho circuit court Of Lewis
County.
TINE PARTIES, and ali others intcres cd
i will take notice that have set tho Lst
day Of July, 1873, at my Office In W ston,
Lewis county, West Virginia, to execute
the order Of reference entered on tho 7th
day OfNovCmber, 1872, directing It to he
ascerthined and reported whether tho cotpc-
ration "Thc Equitable Oil aud Mining
Company" has been dissolved, all dcbtS
existing against the Same, their prloritics,
what estate Is owned by IL, what liens ex.
ist against the same, and their priorltics.-
Under said order Of said court, all persons
having debts against said corporation are
hereby warned 10 present and prove the
same before me, on pain Of being excluded
and barred from participating in tho distri-
button Of the assets Of said corporation.
Given uudCr nv hand, rs commissioner,
OF said court, this 18th day Of May, 1879.
q. J. BUTCHER,
Nay l0-4w Commissioner.
Henry BrunnOn, pa.
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NOTICE.

Desiring to close up all accounts for
tho last year, we request those that
have accounts with us not ottled, 10
call and do SO at oace, as their nc.
counts arO now made up fer settle.
mCn.. Very Respectfully.
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 90, 1873. Per Il.
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re- JuLr FouRTn. -WO under
stand that the Methodists Of this place
huvo taken steps towards an apEropri.
ate celebration of Independence Day"
by an 0ratiOn, Public Dinner, 60.
1t il understood that distinguished
speakers from a distance will b. pres.
ent-,whose names will DO announced
in due time. Tho grounds for the
celebration have not yet been decided
upon; but Of all these things public
notice will be given at an early day.
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GnChanccry

DlBBUNSi MlkLLlNti, and
II STRAW GOODS.
1878.
White Goods, Embroi,lcrics, &c.
ARESTRON7, GATOR 4 CO.,
importers, Manufacturers and Jobbcrs
Bonnet Trimming,
Neck and Sash Ribbons,
Gelret Ribbons,
Meck Ties,
Boant ,Silks,
Salias, Tsisets and
Grapes,
Forcrs,
Feathers,
Ornaments,
Frames &c.
Srao BOnnets anil Ladies and chi.
dren's Hats, Trimmed and I'm.
trimmed, and in connecting rare.
rooms, White Goods, Linens, En-.
6roi6erieS, LacCs, Nets, CoiLrs,
Sets, Handkerchief, Yelling,
Read Nets, ETC, etc.
297 and $50 BALTIC. st. Baltimore. Nd
Nl- These goods arc manufactured by IL,
or bought for Cash directly from Tie Euro.
rean and American manufacturers cmbra.
cling all the latest novelties, unCaunlel N
variety and cheapnCss in any market. Or
ders iillcd with care, promplncss and dcs
pAtel'' saraI-a
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Eg MARRIAGE LICENSES. During
the present month tho Clerl; Of the
County Court has issued marriage Ii.
cousOs to tho following persons
!. W. Jcffreys, %, to Martha G.
Adkins. 81
Il. !, Fleming. 80, to Emily T.
Moore, q.
Perry NJ, Mick, 20, to Polly b.
Hersman, 10.
William D. Sims, %. to Rachael E.
Green, 90.
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25et Coffee at RoAy 4 oo.s-primo
article.
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Eg WAR IN UpsnUR.-.It appears
that after leaving Weston, tue ModOcs
must have gone over to a!llict tile good
people of Upshur. A purity Of gentle.
men, claiming to BE- from DOddridgc,
we believe. went up towards HOlvetia
last week, and commenced surveying a
large tract Of land (Which included
some scores Of farms) to which they
said they had some sort Of title. The
farmers did not appreciate this sort Of
thing; and after warning the survey.
ors intellectually once or twice they
opened upon them with squirrel rifles
and shot guns Nobody was seriously
hurt, but chose surveyors "slid out Of
thcro" tho worst scared set of people
that bavo boon seen in Upshur since
Witchcr's Raid, Surveying wild cat
titles" 10 Upshur don't pay. Mr..
Iligginbotliam was shot aud badly
wounded while doing a job Of survey
ing; aud not very long ago, Colonel
Watson Westtall got through tic brush
right lively with rife bullets whistliug
about bis ears.
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a1- Parties desiring Hotel accommodate
tons will consult their interests by putting
up at this House. ...
Mr.. Corlcy is an excellent landlord, md
knows how 10 provide for the thinner man
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g TuE amour. of real and per
sonal property, tithablcs and dog.
within the limits Of tho Town olives
ton, arc fOOted up by Recorder Fouse'
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Discovering \ 'EhicH.

Nick Bowers was a member Of The orisi-
nal Christy Ministries, aud in his day was
the greatest middle man interrogation"
known in the profession. Nick used to
tell with great merriment, an incident Of
his hoyhooi. To preserve he flavor ofthe
relation, we will record it in Nick'S own
language, and only regret that we cannot
accompany it with his inimitaJle gesticu-
latiou.
My old man" said Nick, "as general
thing was a pretty steady old gent. but
once in n while he would get oblivious.
and water vas not the cause Of it, rec
o!Iec certain holiday was apprc aching.
and had been skinniug around to get a
little mcrey to have time on that
day. But the fates and purses were against
me. 1t was hut two days prior to the an
ticipated holiday and hadn't nary n red
Remember this, boys. wien add that on
the same afternoon came into the house.
when lo there on the floor, totally over
come 10y bis lihntions, lay my respected
daddy, and beside him 'ny six shining hal.
dollars which had rolled from his pocket
Boys, I've been an honest man all my lille.
tat once when a boy | committed a THEFT
hooked one OF those half dollars Thinks
! to myself, the old mans been on n lam
Guree, and won't know how much he's
spent, and will never mis- IT, Bat mark
you, the neat morning. aud my two
lrothers were summoned into our fathers
presence. The old mans lace lowered /
thought OF the hall dollar, aud anew that
storm was brewing.
Boys,' SAID he, Last night when /
came home had siN hall dollars One OF
ems gone. Your mother didn't take it.
There's been no one else in the house.
which one OF you took it.
We all pr .tcatci oar innocence
Boys said the old man, That halt
dollar never walked oil, aud am going to
lind out which ole Of you cook it,
Turning around, he took down from the
wall an old fiji ok bund rbus This be-
deliberately loaded with powder aud buck
shot 10 our presence, then fastening it up.
on the liable cooked it, took sea, behind
30, holding the trng in hi- baud, aud 10
solemn tone addressed us ,huJy
bye Ina going 10 discover the thicf
sud pan sh him at tie same time You
must cnch Of YOU blow INTO he muzzle OF
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% AIRY, THE COOK.

/; IL strange what world Of ro,nauee
wha, 'wildering, wi,ehing speii,
Hangs about Mary, the eoOk
Why. its music to sit in her silence
And II m not ashamed to tell
It's heaven to catch out her look.
She, rubbing the lamps, we'll might madden
The stoniest slave o. Aladdin
In short. If you want to know sweetness
Aud dizziness and magical sveetness,
You've only to look
At Mary, the cook
You see a. we're 90 on picnic,
; me duties must fall to the girls:
So Mary is boiling the tea.
Al, who wouldn't be an old kettle
To mirror those tumbled eu,ls.
And sing near her heart for glerl
Charley and Kate by the beeehcs.
Are opening pickles aud peaches;
The others making table,
While /, like the fox in the fable,
Sit vainly and look
At Mary, the cook.
shes ''steady'-I'l swear it. And sober
Wen, no-by that mschieyou. laugbr
Willing" A fellow can't tell.
Though she knows how long to ask her,
Or guesses it more than half,
Which answers nearly a. we'll
Shall ask her? Outs Oh, what efTront'ryD
ITO go short way in the country"
And always be-Jovel Is ,he flushing
Over that fre--Or--blushing?
What il rose and took
Mary, the cook
Mnel by the grand old bceehes!
Mine! by pickles and pcachcs
Mnel by the ripping brook!
Minc by the sunset -plcndor!
Mine! by the starlight tender!
Mary, the cook!
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lHoNnG WITHOUT llrAr-A lady Of e2-
perience save much time aud trOabIe may
be- saved 10y ironing without heat aud hat-
isous When riu,iug The cIotLes fold CORE
sheets, aud tow,Is aud tatecloths in tie
shape they are wanted, aaJ pass them
through the Nrif ger as u-hi 80 possible
Untold and hang To dry where the wind
doe, not blow very hard They ~iii need
ludeor no ironing The aJ.tc.otus should
be dipped in old, skimmed milk this gives
them a lustre, and they need no starch.
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Angus ia
FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.

Tine Academic term Of this Institution com
menees the middle of September and closes tho
corresponding time the following June.
This is the largest first class Institution in
Virginia. Ii has corps Ofupwards Of twenty
officers and teachers. The English course e,S.
tensive and thorough.
Advantages for Music and Languages eannot
be surpassed.
Seven Music Teachers, four INSTRUMENTAL and
threc Vocal, are constantly employed whose
reputation has been extended wherever the
School is known.
A resident French governess and native
French gentleman teach lupiIs 10 speak the
language we'll read ana write it,
The Building FOR comfort, elccan, e and con.
venience unsurpassed in the State
for full particulars address Miss NJ JB,Lp-
WIN, Principal.
The character and reputation Of the School
may be learned from tho annexed Testimonials
irom gentlemen whose position and character
give value TO their Communications:
Two Of my daughters have been pupils of
Miss Baldwin's School. have thus become
familiar with her system Of instruction aud the
merits of the Institution. The School is
Christian household, in which love and duty
are the controlling powers"
ALEXANDER Ii. II. stuart, Staunton, Va.
81 consider this School rs amongst the best.
II not the very best in the South"
WN. II. McGvFFyY,
University OF Virginia.
81 regard this School in its whole orraniza.
ton aud con duct, rs worthy of the unreserved
Confidence of parents who wish their daughters
taught sound learning, graceful accomplish.
mcnts and correct principles.
JoHS b. BALDWIN, Staunton. Va.
, 1873-02-20

The BURGLARS CAUGHT.-Sheriff At
kins, with the assistance of Policeman
Robert Turnbull has been for some
time working up the case of the late
burglaries in this city, and finally ,b-
tanned clue which fastened suspicion
upon three men lately IN this city, known
respectively as Bozier. Beatty ana Char
ley. Ascertainining that these men had
left here under an engagement to work
at Gardner's logging-camp, on-the Tula-
lip, Mess.s. Atkins and Turnbull, OH
Tuesday night, went to the camp, bag
ged the whole three and brought them
to this city, where they are now in Jail.
A small portion of the stolen goods We're
found upon them, and infoi nation is
in the possession of the officers which
will probably lead to the recovery of the
money and papers stolen from Judge
Dennison S room. The silver plate taken
from the residence of Mr.. S. T. Coombs,
was found upon the prisoners, cut up
into slugs, and was identified by initials
upon it which had not been obliterated.
The grand jury was discharged on
Saturday last, but another was imme IL
ately impannelled by order OF the Court,
and the prisoners will undoubtedly be
presented and tried at the present ses.
sion. s.
Sheriff Atkins awards to Mr.. Turnbull
grert credit for the sagacity anl zeal he
has displayed in ferreting out and cap
turing the criminals.
, 1873-02-20

FIRE.--About noon on Wednesday,
smoke was seen issuing from the resi-
dence of John Leary, Esq. Ar salarm
was given and a large crowd was hastily
collected at the spot The fire was
found to be in the dining room, caused
by the falling of a stove pipe, scattering
biazing SCOT about the rooms The fire
was speedily extinguished, but in the
meantime the furniture was mostly
smashed in the frantic efforts to save it
from fire by hurting it pell nell through
windows and doors. Among other things
a valuable sewing machine was thrown
from second story window. The ex-
pensiye carpets were all ruined by mud
and water. The damage by fire was
slight; but the damage to furniture is
estimated at over a thousand dollars.
, 1873-02-20

Quick TRIPs.-The schooner Ocean
Pearl, which arrived at this port ON the
18th inst. has made the following time
in her last two round trips from this
port to San Francisco /: Sailed from
here Dec. 9th loaded with coal; returned
here Dec. 30th with full cargo, making
for round trip 2l days. Again loaded
with coal and sailed Jan 10; arrived in
San Francisco Jan. 21 and remained at
that place 10 days and sailed again on
the 9th of this month; arrived at Port
Townsend on the 9th: at this place on
the 18th, making the two round trips in
66 days.
, 1873-02-20

NORTHERN INDIANs.-We were in er-
ror in stating that in the case Of Kead-
ing. indicted for selling liqnor to an
indian, the jury acquitted him under
the instruction of the Court that a Brit
ish Columbia Indian did not come under
the law. The charge of the Judge. we
are now Informed, was directly against
this point, raised by the prisoners at
torney, and our mistake arose from the
fact that we were informed by lawyer
that the acquittal was on the ground
stated, and the conclusion naturally fol-
lowed that such legal discrimination
would not have been made by petit
jury without the authority of the Judge.
We have already given our opinion
that the exception was well taken that
foreign Indian is entitled to the same
rights in this country MS any other for
eigner, and that no discriminate can
be made against him on account of color
or previons condition. But we hope
the Juge is right; for if he is. then We
have an easy solution Of the question of
abating the Indian nuisance in this city,
under the Territorial law, which is re-
ferred to by our correspondent, "A Pio-
neer." and if the laws are enforced with
reasonable diligence and honesty, the
community may be immediately rid of
the most pestilential nuisance which
now infests it.
, 1873-02-20


The following interesting paragraph
is froI1 an English paper:
A recent calculation relative to the
principal European languages, shows
that English is spoken by ninety mil
lions Of persons, inhabiting Great Brit
AN and Ireland, North An erica and
the Bermudas, jamaica. Cape of Good
Doye, Australia, Van Diempn's Land;
New Foundland, and the East Indies
Germany by fifty-fve millions, in their
own country, Switzerland, Austri /,
Hungary, Russia, North and South
America, La Plata. Australia, and the
East Indies; Spanish by fifty-tive mil
lions in Spain, Cuba, Mexico, the Re
publics of Sonth America. Manila, etc.
anu French by fortyfve, millions in
France, Belgium. Switzerland, Canada,
and North America.