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The Keets Mine TROUBLES.

DEADwooD, November 12.-No change
has occurred In the condition Of the
Keets mine troubles. The workmen are
still in possession In defiance Of the au.
thoritteS. Three men, who have no direc!
interest in the affair, we're arrested and
jailed for making ineendiary speeches
and melting riot. The Sheriff has tel
egraphed 10 the Governor Of the Terri
tory for soldiers. There Is a strong
guard Of Deputy Shetifs on the KeetS
grounds. SERIOUS trouble Is expected
Tomorrow,
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IT is a long ways across and hllly
country from Erzsroum 10 Constantino-
pie, but II tue Russians are not near
enough to knock at the sul!an's back door
Ibis winter, they have at least found good
quarters for the cold weather, When
spring comes it will take big army TO
hold them back, and the defence Of the
Bulgarian line will necessarily be weak
ened by this threatening advance from
Armenia.
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Marine Intelligence.

Nav YonK, November l2.-Arrlvsd-
State Of Georgia, Glasgow.
BALTIMoRE, November 12,-Arrlysd--
Steamship Lsipsig, Bremen.
BosroN, November l2.-Arriyed-
Steamship Minnesota, Liverpool.
FARTHERpotNT, November l2.-Arrlyed
.steamshipl Circassian and Quebec,
Liverpool.
LOSDos, November H. Arrived =
sueVis, New York.
GLASGOW, November l9.-Arrived-
stsamsr State of Virginia, from New
York.
SAN FRAEcrsco, November 12.-Ar.
rived-Bark Colusa, from New York,
aud ship City Of Cashmere, from Hull.
Cleared-ship Palestine, for Liverpool,
aud British ships W. II. Corsair and
Salamanca, for Queenstown,
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Fight Win a Band OF Tramps.

Nav YoRK, November IA Down.
instown, Pa, dispatch says: A band Of
tramps on Saturday night stole a quaint.
y Of property from the railroad cars at
West Chester junction. The railway EN-.
ployes made raid upon the tramps and
recovered the property, but not until
two railroad men and four tramps were
injured. Two trains were stopped near
Lewiston by them yesterday morning,
and it was only after a desperate resist-
aueo upon the part Of the conductors and
assistants that they were driven of. l.
is estimated that there are from 1000 to
1000 tramps between here and Pitts,
bnrVh
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lust yYhnt IYns 10 be Erneetsn,

PIrTspuaoH, Novl2.-1n the. case Of The
Commonwealth Va. the Governor and
other State officers, which was argued
before the Supreme Court last week
the decision given to-day revcrses the
the Judgment Of the lower court, and ab.
solves Governor Hartranit and the other
eticers from the process Issued to compel
their attendance.
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Fatal Mis1alte OF a Drugslst.

Providence, R. L, November 49,
Deacon William b, spooaer, Of Bristol,
died last night through the mistake Of
a druggist who put up the wrong medi.
cine.
I.aac H. wooleish, Of East Greenwich,
died yesterday from similar cause. An
inquest is being held.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, November l9.-CATTLH-
Receipts for llree days 2, l59 head through,
ald 74S head yard stock; t,tsl for The
week ending this day 4,Oi0 head through
and 2 500 yard, against 1857 head through,
and S.4f7 yard last week. Prime S. Goa
6 50, good "a 75a5 90, common 81 26sl60.
Hoos-RtceiptS 1880 head; total for the
week l9.s00, against 1920 last week.
PhI!odeIphiaS 81 9Oa5 10; Y0rkeri s450a
Is. ~ n
SAE1P-ReCGips 5000 head; toGalfor tie
week II SOD head, against $500 last week.
Selling at 81 25a5 90. tG z
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINoroS November 12.-At
meeting Of the Senate Committee on Priv
ilegeS and Elections, Mr.. Mitchell ofIsre,
a resolution which was adopted; tha
Messrs. Wadleigh and Alerrinon be ap
pointed committee 10 confer with Kel
logg and Spodorl, and ascertain from
them and report to the full committee
how far and TO what extent they ma,
agree upon the facts bearing upon tht
conteat.
Without trAnsactiug any further bust
ness the committee adjourned,
Mr.. Wsdleigh aud the other Republi
can members Of the committee, upon in
quiry this afternoon, say that no refer,
ence whatever was made 10 the kellogg.
spodord case.
The House Committee on Foreign AT.
fairs considered the question Of suspend.
Ing the payment Of the two Mexican
claims, against which charges Of fraud
aud perjury have been made, but without
coming TO any conclusion.
The Counsel for Mexico stated that tho
government desired 10 show the utmost
good faith, and hoped that the awards on
all other claims would be promptly paid;
also, that no suspicion was 10 be raised
against the character Of the Umpire.
THE EPACEFIo ROADS AND pTHuRMAN's BILL,
Tho Senate Judiciary Committee heard
arguments to-day from ex-senator Trum.
bull, representing the Central Pacific
Railroad, and S. 3. shellAbargsr, repre-.
Seuting the Union Pacific, In opposition
to Thnrman's sinking fund bill. Sydney
Dillon, President Of the U. P. R. r, and
9. P. Huntington, Vice President Of the
G. T. r. r., were present TO submit q
proposition for the payment Of the gov.
ernment advances Of interest on the
bonds OF the companies, but The argu.
ments OF the counsel were long and pre-.
vented their submission. II Is under.
stood that the two compVnies offer, frst,
to reeonvey to the government about six
million acres Of lands, which they propose
to have credited at the rate OF 81 rs per
acre. second, to pay into the treasury
semi.annually one million dollars each
per annum; also such amounts added to
the foregoing and the earnings for gov.
ernment transportation as will create
sinking fund sufficient, with 10 accumu.
lations Of compound interest, to iiQuidate
the total amount advanced or to be ad.
yaueed by the government for interest on
the bonds by the year 1905, or about i've
years subsequent to the average date Of
the maturity Of the bonds: The commit.
tee expect to make report On the snblec
early.
coNFERMATroNs RY TIE SENATE.
The Senate in executive session con.
frmed John L. Stevens as Minister to
Sweden and Norway; Edgar NJ. Marble,
Of Michigan, Assistant Attorney General;
John D. Defrees, Public Printer; Ken
meth Rtynor, Solicitor Of the Treasury;
Ellory N. Brayten, Collector Of Internal
for South Carolina, vice L. Cass
Carpenter resigned.
us. Marshsls-R. II. Chittenden, for
Kentucky; Joseph L. Morphis, for North.
ern Missouri.
US, Attorneys-G. B. Patterson, for
Iowa; james A. Warder, for the Middle
District Of Tennessee.
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FIRE RECORD.

BDpRFoRD, Me-, November IA
Ore yesterday destroyed the Parker
House and Wheeler 4 Bella store and
damaged other property. Loss $4,000.
BONDED WAREHOUSE BURNED.
SAN Francisco, November 12.-The
North Point Dock Bonded Warehouse
was nearly entirely burned this evening.
The building is two stories, covering
about ono acre Of ground. The origin Of
the Ere is unknown. The building was
being closed when the FIRE broke out.
The employees were absent to supper.
The contents comprised wines, liquors,
sugar bags, glass, crockery ware, etc.
Loss on the contents Is estimated upwards
Of quarter Of q million, mostly covered
by insurance in foreign CONF mpauies, as was
the building valued at 100000; insured
$4,000. A portion OF the goods stored in
the lower floor, car front, was saved in a
damaged condition.
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who are always worth hearing on account
OF their commanding talents and their
unusual researches. Wespeak only oilhe
average lecturer, the individual who
atflcts us with "an immense deal Of sack
to half penny worth Of bread.g The
averHge lecturer is scarcely a ihiug
more than nuisance, and az sdch We
think with the Pfebyisrian hO should be
left severely Slons.
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Fight with tho IndIans,

GALVESTON, November 12.-The Nms'
special report reaches Fort Clark that
Lieut.. Bulls, with small party Of
scouts, crossed the Rio Grande near the
mouth Of Pecos river, when they we're
attacked by a body Of Eve hundred In.
diana and were compelled to retreat. The
loss L. not stated. Col. Young has left
Fort Clark with 200 cavalry to reinforce
Bullia.
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CHICAGO, November 12.-The DrovRY
Journal reports;
CATTLE Receipts, 1900; shipments,
1000. Shipping dull and in light supply;
sules at 81 e0a4 90. ColoradoI dull but
steady at s. 30iS 02If. Through Texans
steady at 81 25d3 ". Native butchers
scarce but active; cows So 25a2 so, bulls
50 10aS %, calves S. 0ol3 80, stockers
and feeders slow aud weak At s. O0a3 rs.
HoGs-Receipts, 49, 90; shipments, I, 400.
Dull and 20s lower, best 81 S0A4 SIS, fair
shipping Si6Oa4 75, mixed packers 81 6Os
4TO, lightS4 5Oa4 60; notall sold.
sHEEP-Receipts $50; shipments dull
and inactive. Sales at s. S5lS 50.
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suicide Of Mrs. stuart.

NEw YORK, November lo.-Mrs,
ESelins Stuart, wife Of Robert Stuart, SON
Of late Naval officer, committed Suicide
today at the Berkeley House, . private
hotel in 9th avenue. The couple had
only been married six months, and stuar.
Is reported to possesa an independen!
fortuna
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ST. LOUIS, November ia Globe.
Democrat special from LeAvenworth says
Ex. United States Marshal ShatgeuberSer
Of Colorado, who has been In the Kansas
penitentiary for the past eight months
for Tobbing the United STATES govern.
ment Of $40, 900, was pardoned by Prcsi,
dent Hayes last SATURDAY,
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Arrested for Forgery.

PRovrD2ScE, R. l., November Ia
Daniel Murphy, agent here OF the PhQuix
Lie Insurance Company, OF Hartford,
has been arrested for forgery. Murphy
had 5000 receipts printed, fac simile q
the genuine, which he issued TO the in.
snrer on which the premium was naId.
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NEW YORK, November 12.-BusineIs ID
generally quiet but large EaleS OF printa
arc made by agents and Iobben athome,
Phces oil American phuts reduced to
agents and jobbing at SIC. A large Job.
bling house made heavy sales OF Hamilton
fancy prints at 5Ne. The BElstiH Says
1000 packages Of alnueE will bo sold at
auction on Thursday next
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IsSueh q G,ertIAcnte.

sr. LOUIS, November l2.-secretary
OF State McGrath to-day, under 4 per.
emptory writ Of mandamua Issued by the
Supreme Court, to-day Issued 4 esrtid.
cate Of election to L. y. Metealie ~
Congressman from the Second District In
Ihis riLy
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VOLUME XXvI-,-NUMBER 70

decline from the highest point ranging
from oSS per cent There was con.
Siderable pressure to sell and dealings at
times were attended with some excitement.
Consid cradle long stock was pressed on the
market by some OF the bull operators,
which, In connection with q itIons bearish
feeling caused n marked weakness IN
The lnts dealingS Michigan Central
was the weakest stock, and under the tteO
offerings dropped 10 OK SgainSt 81 at the
Openlnt with the closing sales At 5eK,
There has heen very lltle dealings Ia dis
stock slnce the late corner and L seemed
10 have scarcely any support to-day. Tho
next great decline was In c. G, GAL,
which fell of from S9k to 37A. Like
Shore was weak in sympathy with Michi.
gan Central, aud decliaed to GSk against
6TG at the opening. WesteFn Union was
heavy towards the close and declined 10
5sH Just previous to the close there was
q dtmef feeling, and general recovery Of
u 10 u per cent was recorded.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
oil whirh 5000 were New York Central,
10000 Erie, 81, 500 Lake Shore, q, 800 North.
western common, $500 preferred, 1900
Rock ISLAND, 1900 St. Paul, $500 preferred,
li,4oO Lackawanun, 14,7OO MlciEan Cen.
irai, $500 Illinois CGuttaI, and 1900
Western Union.
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What Judge Lewis Decided at
Eairmont.

FAlTmoRt IndeI.
The idea seems to be prevalent that the
court decided that these gentlemen (the
Doctors) could not be called upon to tes.
lify as experts when In fact the court de.
cided no such thing, but simply ruled
mot 10 compel the gentlemen to make
an investigation with a view Of inform
ing themselves that they might give les.
timony; but that they would be required
10 answer any question that might be
asked them, whether involving probes
sional skill or otherwise which they might
be prepared to answer without further
investigation on their part; that they as
other scientific gentlemen were liable TO
be examined in courts as experts; that
public policy required that it should be
so, and that in this instance they would
not be excused from so doing"
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PHILADELPHIA, November i2.-Flour
and Wheat-Uuchanged. Corn Firm; vel,
low 02aGSc; mixed G2e, OstI-Steady:
white western 36aS7, DO mixed 3laS5c.
PtoyiSions-Quiet aud unchanged. Bat.
tsr-QuIet aad unchanged. Eggs-Firm:
western 24a?5c. Cheese : Unchanged. re.
troleum.Qaies; refined l2Stal3e, crude
10Nc. WhlSky-SIOo.
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SnIcIde.

NLw YoRK, November l2.-EVellne
Stuart, wills Of Robert Stuart, who il
possessed Of an independent fortune aud
resides atthe Buckley House, Fifth ave.
nue., committed suicide this morning,
Tho unfortunate lady had become de-,
spondent through her husband being I'D.
dicted to heavy drinking.
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Explosion of the steamer Tom.
Morgan,

LOUISVILLE, November ia Green's
vile Mississippi special to the Courier
Journal says: The side.Wheel steamer
Tom Morgan was wrecked by it's boiler
exploding while wooding Saturday even
ing at the head Of scruhb Grass tow.head
on the Mississippi Shoro. The, owner and
Capt. Howell, Of Covinston, and the en-
gtneer were killed. The Morgan 10 q
boat Of two hundred tonp and in cotton
aeed trade.
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THRoreu Thoma, HOrnbroOk, Esq, we
have received a copy Of the Fairfield
(Illinois) Republican, showing that Mr.. 7.
L. Noble, formerly OF Wheeling, Is doing
successful work in tho temperance cause
in ths. part of the West.
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WHO WAS sURPRIsED !.

A Russian official dispatch dSted Bo-
got, November II, says the Turks last
night attempted 10 surprise General sko.
belof's position. The Russians were
warned, and allowed the Turks to ap.
proach within one hundred PAGES, when
they received them with o heavy Ere.
The Turks retreated TO an entrenched po.
eition and maintained violent Gre until
2 o'clock this morning.
Il is reported that heavy fighting IA.
vorable TO the Turks has been progressing
at Plevna during the past two days.
Cheltknet Pasha has gone to schipka.
Mehemed Ali takes command Of the d.
visions at 0Achnaic.
The importation Of rye and -four is ex.
enpted from duty by Turkey until March
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ENGLAND.
SIanIey lhe Explorer,

LONDON, November 12.-stanlsy, the
African explorer, and one hundred and
twenty followers, were brought to the
Cape Of Good Hope in he r Majssty's
9toreship Industry.
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Shot Himself aud Isis Three
Children,

New YORK, November 12.--Henry
HGusman, Of 10 Christie street, tonight
shot his three children and himself. The
intemperance Of his wife is attributed NJ
the cause.
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Assets aud Liabilities oi the
Nayings Bank.

CHICAGO, November l?.-Recetyer
0tiss abatement Of affairs Of the State
Savings Bank, showed ita liabilities % te
s., ,99l, 100; assets, par value, S3076,65i
estimated value 81, ,27s, ,777.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
Rumored Death or tho POPE.

PARIS, November l2,-It Ia reporte,
here this morning that the Pope iS dead
The report obtains credOnee In conse
quence Of tho unsatisfactory character o
the latest report Of his condition.
Nav YoRR, November IRA Rom,
special says; The Pope was resllesl
last night, but always awakened in iul
possession Of his faculties and was con
sciouI Of all that was going on arount
him. The physicians say that he cam
recover, although hO may linger for 4
week.
The Italian government has already
taken precaution to. station strong guard
around all the approaches 10 tho Vatican
TO prevent any pillaging that might fol.
low on the death Of the Pope being made
public
PAID uP THEIR su1stDIEs.
PARn, November 12.-Germany and
Italy have paid the balance Of their sub.
sldies 10 ths St. Gothard tunnel, respect
lively, 100000 and 2,70O,00O francs.
When N, Caillaux, Minister OF Fl.
nance, introduces the budget, a Deputy
oE the Right will propose that the four
principal taxes 10 voted Immediately 10.
dependent Of the budget. Other inlor-
nation Is, the belief prevails that Q 70.
fuaal Of the Deputies 20 vote these
taxes will DO followed by q request for a
vote Of dissolution in the Senate, and, II
granted, tho President intends to dissolve
the Chamber and submit the question Of
his resignation to the country By a sort Of
plObiscite. The McMahonites claim the
Senate vote Of dissolution by 15 or 20
maiority, but this Is not generally belisv.
cd.
All the late Ministerial organs 10 the
0rleaulst or Constitutional Interests now
demand Republican Ministry, including
the Moai'sGT, Solid, ISoir aud Constitutional.
The Republicans attended President
McMahon's reception on Saturday.
A Dumber Of SpaniGrds armed with
rifles crossed the Pyreneeg and entered
Spain. Arising Is expected.
ANXIOUS INQUIRY.
PARIS, November 12.-There Is much
anxiety In consequence Of the violent
terms In which the meeting for inquiry
into the election cenSures The Cabinet.
All Of the great powers have advised
President MoMahon 10 be conciliatory,
II Is denied that Peeaidsnt McMahon, In
reply TO q adelegation Of the Left, said he
was rightto rely on the support Of the
Senate for conservative policy, which
was the only one he was able 10 follow.
ROME, November lathe Pope's con.
dition 10 not aggravated.
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PrTrsBuR RON, November l2.-petroleuw.-
SteAdytctude 50 l0et PatteIs, for inme.
dlete shipment; refined es 1eXe Phlladei.
phia delivery. = -.
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ObItuRFN

ATLANTA, Ga, November 12.-Fo,t.r
Blodgett died this morning,
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RAILROAD RoSps-Steady

SFATE sEpURItIkS-Qnlet.
STocks-Market heavy and lower in
early dealings, the decline ranging from X
to ] " per cent. After the ftSt Board there
was . rally Of u TO ssiper cent, but this
was subsequently lost Throughout the al.
tsEnoon the marke.Tas heavy and low, the
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LONDON, November IA dispatch
from Rio Janeiro says that tho Arsen.
tine torpedo ship illuminate exploded
in the hsrbor of Buenos Ayres, killing
IL persons,
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KILLED.

John Malone, aged lS, while hunting
in the HatchiG Bottom yesterday, was
killed BY the accidental discharge Of his
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weather. IndIlcatIons.
0TIIcB OF TIE CH1EF sleRLL oEHIcER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. ls-l u y.

PRoBADItEuEL.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, clear or party cloudy weather,
light south winds and falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, colder, partly
cloudy weather, variable winds and sta.
tionAry or higher pressure.
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Accident on the Memphis & Lit
tie Rock Railroad.

MENpaIs, November IA train from
Little Rock for Memphis ran through
a trestle work near Black Fish Bayou
last night, and Express Messenger Beaze'
ly was severely injured.
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NEAR two thousand pheasants have
been shipped from Oakland thisfGll.
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The House by six nSjority has
adopted the amendment limiting tho army
10 20, 900 men,.
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NO. le6
Misfellaufriis.
FARM ECONOMI.

At the present time, under the prevailing de-
pressing circumstances affecting all trades and
business it becomes the farmer to practice econo-
my in all his farm operations, for upon the pros
perity of farmers all other branches of industry
are equally dependent. But it we'll becomes as
that we rightly construe the meaning of the term
economy; IT Is too frequently construed as parsi-
mony, which is often very far from true economy.
My idea of economy in connection with
farm affairs is something as follows; Judicious
disposition or arrangement of all our work, yet
liberal and frugal management of all our affairs.
am aware that there is an apparent contradic-
tion in my definition, yet q seeming one only,
when rightly construed. All necessary labor
should be arranged and systematically applied
with the utmost frugal Iiberahty. While prac-
ticing hberality, every item should be made to do
execution,-"to tell, In common parlance.
Taking this view, it would be false economy not
to provide sufficient and suitable help to cultivate
our lands and do ell necessary farm work, together
with making Judicious permanent improvements.
10 spend unnecessary time and labor in accom-
phshing any result; to grow any crop without good
and through preparation as wei as full culture
to allow our farms, from any cause, to deteriorate
in actual or intrinsic value to spend unnecessary
time and labor in merely exterminating weeds.
while We should subdne them to the extent of our
not subduing our crops Of their value; to curta in
the products of the farm in the aggregate, is not
economy. Rather, economy would teach US TO
arrange for and so cultivate our lands as to pro-
uuce tne Rrcast hmount oI prOuuctS at tne lowest
possible cost of labor and fertility. Increased
products from the minimum of the previous cost
must be the rule in order to attain success in iarm
ing. When the farm products are low, what is
wanting in price must be made up by economical
culture and increased products.
l might add that economy would teach us to
provide good and suitable farm tools and all i'm
plements Of husbandry, for without them labor
canno be economically applied. Only that stock
should be kept that will produce the greatest
profit on the investment: non-productive stock and
invstments should be kept down to the minimum
rate or amount. Deal literally with your stock
and land, if you would have them deal literally
with you.-l W. II. White, in Coautry gsntiepsan.