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CLOTHING


John LATOUCHE. ---'~--.-~~--
:. MERCHANT TAILOR. Il
40 TENTH srpy,, LII
has just received the fra, In.,,r,
'ooDs' some Of the choicest in the ns,,., saw
PRICES VERY MODERATE
Style and workmanship unsur,o.,,,
specially solicited. r.
-------------------- ------ "2s
~ 3. SPENCE & son,
MERCHANT rAnors,
---------------------- 1900 Main stree,
BLACK CLOTHS AND D0ESEIyS
In great variety.
Spring ovERcoATs
at low prices.
IeZ4 +. b. SPENCE sov
PLAID CASHMERE sUITINGs
in great variety.
'''''aT' II >'iN.
ENGLISH woRsTED coATIyGS
In all the new styles.
1ez a +. y. SPENCE ( >os.
NOBBY STYLES OF NECK.wEAP
of all the new styles.
Ic2f E.E. SPENCE & >ov,
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
In tic beet style.
a +. b. SPENCE & >oy,
EVERY VARIETY OF HOSIERY
at bottom prices.
fe24 F.. B. SPENCE 4 SON
A LII THE NOBBY STYLES or
COLLARS at low prices.
fe24 Z. b. SPENCE ( >oy.
NECk-WEAR OF ALL KINDS
at low Ggures.
fe24 7. i. SPENCE & >oy
|DAHLM AND BLUE CLOTHS
of fine quality
fe24 E.B SPENCE 4 son.
SELLING OFF Alta PROFIT
to continue business.
fe2i ...... T. b. SPENCE ( >uy,
|ONE-DoLLAE UNDERsIlRT
at 1900 Main street.
fe24 I. Il, SPENCE 4 SOY.
|NEw STYLES OF
SPRING ovERCoNr>.
fe24 T. d. SPENCE < sox.
| CLOTHING AT LOW PRICES
| a: the old Corner store.
fe24 E.E. SPENCE >oS.
r ARGE ASSORTMENT or
CA>SIMEEES
at the old Corner store
fc2+ I. b Spence >ov.
IOVERcoArs AT
| GREATLY REDUCED pRlt Is
n24 +. SPENCE son.
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT Is TIE
PEMBROKE.
M24 T.. SrENCE& ,0N.
OSIERY OF ALL KINDS
FOR SALE Low.
fe24 L. Il. SPENCE 4 sos.
TN STYLE AND VARIETY
OUR STOCK
CANNOT EE SURPASSED.
fe24 T.. L. >rENrE & son
| NEcK-wEAE
OF ALL THE NEW >riLf-.
fe24 +. l.. SPENCE & SOY
(GooD CLOTHING
AT Low PRICES.
fe24 F. SPENCE : sos.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
ESTABLISIlE 1874.
The Oldest Military Clohne.lou.c In the Tinted
| States. Long aud favorably known III TIE soHt''A
trade.
| JACOB REED,
| 3Ol, 800 AND 305 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
| PHILADELPHIA.
MILITARY COMPANIES and BANDS M
| FORMED at the shortest notice. sau,i4Ct'%,, st".
aniecti i'm cut styc. and trimming Prices rrasoea-
Bile. Autographs AMI Direct rn> FOR iHtisut'ihym''
with samples of goods, &C.. turniS!lt-i ot ari,'
| ton, u -'''
| Dry GOODS.
1NUR BUYER GOES hoRili Ah rS ", 4
~ the 2Olh Of March, and TO reduce St"c" avn
/ raise money, we will offer
| CASSIMERES and DRESS GOODS
at remarkably low prices until thai tiine' e ~.
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COWS FOR SALE


DFSSOEEF1ONS q PAKFN ERs IFS.
DISSOLUTION.-T COAL VALLEY
~ COAL COMPANY, Fayctte county, West Viz
ginia is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All parties having bills against the company will
present Them to The undersigned by the 1st of
March, 1877.
: No one Is authorized 10 make any new contracts
for this company. +. FAULKNER.
RICHMOND, VA, February 81. 1877.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DROAD-S Rect METHODIST
ID CHURCH TO-NIGHT.-DR. W. II. TAYLOR
Will give one Of bis CLAIMING EXHIBITI0tMNTS5
Mt the tBROAD-STREET METHODIST CHURCH
TONIGHT, with spicy DESCRIPTIVE Lee
TURE. Come one, come all 49, 49,.
Admission, 25c. Proceeds for the Sunday schooi.
Go Il -.
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THE LIQUOR BILL.

> AT IL M. the House resumed the consid-
Grafton OF the Meffett liquor bill. i"
:; Mr.. WATTs's, substitute making the IL
cense Of retail liquor-dealers half 7of what
it now is was adopted. i. .zra~l., *:
Mr.. ARMSTRONG moved to amend so as TO
tax wholesale liquor-dealers sixteen cents
on the gallon up to five gallons, and ten
cents on each gallon in excess OF five gallons.
The amendment was discussed at great
length. 54.s5,f zg;3.m If y:.r,s,,.i H.
Adjourned. ..i;szs5; zeag5s o.54 J.. bun. -
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:. oHN LAToUcHE, :,
MERCHANT TAILo,
40. 4 TENTH STREET LII
has just received the fra, ID.,oIr,o.
GOODS, sone Of the Chores, =, -, "'Hb
PRICES VERY MODERATE
Style and workman,hip upsur,,.1,
specially solicited. r.
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sHUSToM-WO r. k!---sB q OF .AlN u
- - - - Sc R0SCIiEN
III i ~ ~ 500 and 81 i Broad stree
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4 SSEMBLY HALL.-MR. HENRY G..
n WYATT, business manager for the renowned
PIANIST AND COMPOSER.
DIR. GUSTAVE SATTER,
has the honor to annoupcea
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
''a TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY 9th.
DIR. SATTER on this occasion will perform his
hest see cions and will be kindly assisted by Mrs j.
Renhartt, Miss G. d. Wyatt, Professors Reinhardt
Thilow, and Kessnch, and Mr.. Julius Peters.
Reserved seats at WAITS music-store.
CO..
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Mr.. Il. O. PEATRoss, the ,newly-elected
member from Caroline, was sworn in, and
took his seat. u -i!.' .'i''ai, -..' i'.'t -
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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
~, nnH afinr NM 10 lAII

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON and after Nov. H. 1877,
Trains leave New York via Desbrossos ana Cortandt
Express Tor harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ, and 30
7. daily
For willamsport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at 30
T. NJ. connecting at Cory for Titusvillc, Petroleum
Centre, and the on Regions For Willamsport and
Lock Haven, g A VI.
For Baltimore Washington, and the South, Limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman rarl0r Cars daily cx
cent Sunday 40 A. NJ arrive Washington 10 + W.
Regular at BIO A. ", T. $50. and r. NJ sunday, $50
and q 4. ".
Express Tor Philadelphia. 100 $40 q 80 ImitcdJ II
". T. o. o. G.3l, 7, \ 80, anl q i. VI. sunday, A.
NJ. $40 7, $50. and . T. NJ. Emigrant and second
class 7 T. NJ.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
atJcr~J City aiodins aspecdy and drccttrans
Ter for Brooklyn travel
For trains to Newark Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Ambov. Pennington. B,lvdcrc, aud
other POINTS see local schedules Mt all Ticket OnceS
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh 30 and ~ ~ NJ and
iO.lOF " daily 100 A. " AMI q 90 4. daily, cx.
cent Monday. Prom Washington AMI Baltimore. q 10
AMI W VI. 10. -. aud 10 10 7 VI SUNDAY,
Ghuaud - 10 VI. FROM Philadelphia, 90, UiO. q 90,
1910 10 ~ II -OA 21nI 10 10, q 30. 10. ~ 10
and ~ "a = " SUNDAY, 10. 60. 40 ~, IL 30
A. 600. aud ~ ~ 4 VI
Ticket Onicrs 52d aud nii Broadway, Asor House,
and loot Of DpshrO,ses and tortlHudt is Court It
Nrouklyn H. ZIG aud iis Hudson st. llnhnkcn, Depot
Jer.cy city tmigrnnt nckctOmcc, battery place.
FRANk THOMSON l. J.. FAKNER
General VI iulgDr General PASSENGER AGENT
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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FOR ALI THESE rKRFoRMANcEs
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TWO GtNND rERFONNANCES,
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nv The Mind cooperation Of The various managers in the
AnRW 81 DGiN,ric ,Np MUSICAL cELHARriEs
Will appear having generously volunteered their ser-
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Mr. II y MONTAGUE Mss ROSE COuULAN
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Foh 9tEkSsiro1sSs AND LIVERPOOL
AnRfATlt ....... Dec /. 4 "
RRlTASNlC Dec : pA
CELTIC ........ ..... Dec H. ~ 30 Z. VI
FROM white star Dock. Per - North RIVER
Cabins I'LL snidslhp- saloon So So 4ui 81 - g0lL
Return tickets IN favorable terms steeraeci IS
CORfiS. Agent ~ Broadway, New York
, 1877-02-04

AI LADIES THAT WIsM PIA1rSn Arrs p,,!; A.
= H ?s
ST. room ". cAsLnn' esns1.' s.a.nnt,. "e 1v,s
ABE Yoy TROUBLED WITH cATAEEa: e. =; wSS 81,
ID yaia Hsaa eafea ysen - S M oSn temsd wich
s sS s $s sss$s =
~ = pfpIy pf, es c1ne,. u :Its, ~ RfiT 1n HOTTIES
Quar- i,on botlss pet'si I s. nef efs daosn. ao:s
pe1 A5e ot Bas ff z M 4st,iss Pst otts SITS
4 YOU'VE ATTORNEY OFF, YEARS. PRACTICE
~ ns saS a
WS1, Tribune oase- 80 '@'~ ''' ''|' '.1''-'
4 OAKLEY. MANUF1cT1RER OF; dES9iXE
tafea: eeS'is srss il
plase II IL d;7 }oE i a 1hs
be sa os sStsns q
West Randolph. -. northwest corner Of Jefferson,
A oF I'd pce e
cheap: ~ Tribune Office: =---
ses 70 mAH t and bcoe xttn
1 Il LADIES AID GEYTs TFuAr HAVE cAsT:oFF
~ - n cArAnnu COLDS COUGHS, &C.:
sess sss = ou sa9tas5 sHa
SsnsissI Sos5 shsas a. dSas s::S; y: Sesr !: e
basel. Iii goods a. proportiona,e low prices to ths
trade. -
nsds Stase:: esss as to5 - RI; l.
7Atc~Y
, 1877-02-04
= TO :EXCIHANGEs

SET TOT az 1AEGAIys n STORES. MER.
N ckandse, farus hoEses. lots. lands parents. ~
partnerships. Ii you haye anything 70 seL or tsane
bring It along. STRONG d. RICHARDS Exchange
building.
, 1877-02-04

mo LEAsE-o5 FEET ON OHIo-sT., NEAR NAE.
! kct for o., Tor Of loJears Loom II Nespes
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t. kz~z@zs~ e-.~u~=z-6 M $780,
"a rs 1-~A 49, E@v s-~v q
a @rwss-A - - eA-r go ar
sTszue 81 ~ haaaa. ~san@-z- sa~sr
-arus ~ A~~amz Fs7nzzsa. $3.50
iraaz 49, ra@r al zaz zs-s-a
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~ = @a-a-sas- - q Ia Ia
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~~@ a@a wA b. ssaa a snm ar~e
aesg ~'--azaz ia~ aa- ta4aas~1E-
80 --ru~a So -aaAss~sn~.4 - $3.50
a'a" '-aaaass '-a- '' -aa su-@rsu~aaH 81
~ $50 as'a=lz- - 49, 80
30 80 r~s-zsss- =. - 81
~~A Hzs@exaraaa@s - as7a~e a@&
1850 q So F-saAae@eaa4. - ~
- "a - as 81 $780,
--- To sse4aa-.ss ea -saf -aasa..
aaaza~n~As.a sa- 1922 ~
a ~-<sa~m @asAa sa- n~z' Ha~-'slzS~
as~aa.z@s g sfsnsa4aaz b. u4-~s 49, -~~
a'1 e ~ Fzv-~1a t-m- @-x n
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A--f@ - f-&1-zlss9. NJ n e.
81 .k~svw..v..4 q. -. -. -.
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Ne Use
w.arks~,. Cain 4. NJ. Al
" bite, AID ons Primary IuSfrus-
li"A- " NIT Il u nA1e, HtFe well
x,,,sn NJ a. L -. A.
N ~ Wv
Castle. delivered a very in,ersst,n,r
lecture upon the Teachers of the
ni,o NJ, -
oien Ainie' M 'iafA opener
the discussion on School Dicipline,
followed by Mrs. z. c. Hale and
others. Rev. 6. F. Whitworth gave
IA lecture upon the duties of County
superintendent. The committee on
resolutions submitted the following
which was adopted:
Resolred. That the members of this
obligations to the Citizens Of Seattle Who
thcir so staY m Fly them during
Rssolred That it is the sense of this In
the same remuneration as that paid to
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REMARKABLE PEOPLE.

REMARKABLE PEOPLE.
One of the most eccentric charac-
ters in the Hospital is man
named Henry R., who persists
in having himself called Peter Ann
Hickey, and whose relatives and
antecedents are without number.
One day he is an Englishman, the
next q Spaniard, and SO on. He
considers himself a preacher, and
every Sunday, Immediately after
dinner, he gathers as many as posi-
BILE in the dining-room, and proceeds
to hold service in his own way.
Your reporter being anxious to see
how matters were conducted, took
seat near tho end of the dining
table, and Peter soon after entered
the room, attended by a couple of
the wardens and one of the patients.
After looking at the audience over
his glasses, Peter commenced by
saying that he perceived there
were very few present, but that the
Good Book says the Shepherd
went out into the wilderness to look
for the Lost sheep, leaving the ninety
and nine to look out for themselves.
How this applied to the audience
was more than they could under
stand. Peter then, taking up
Hymnal, stated that he always ex-
horted from it, and preached from
the Episcopal prayer-book, an old
copy of which he used during SER
vice, at the same time remarking
that the prayer-book was very diff
cut to preach from, but it suited
most denominations. He impressed
on his hearers the fact that he some
times preached without education,
meaning preparation, I suppose.)
and said no " they may say in the
conference that / am not Or
damned for preaching. but il any man
saw 80 he deceiveth hiSself and the
truth Is not in him The rest of the
sermon consisted Of texts Of Scnp-
ture, esc., rpndered IN about the fol-
loxIny ruxnner.-" He dsea that we
rns-hf le Saved All do good and
go g. hmmxen and h~ saved by
ka- Fr~-s0mx hsa-sa- 10 cue - pay
shs Trs~x hws Ha@ Ne c0wsd S~s
ag-~2 th~ rxa~~ Ct H@@x~n EsA3 bee -
az "a ps~~rsy hm~ - heu-a w~-~~
na@~z hsz1 kam AZ TT La=1 =
hz- Eas=sx s~rmvskr The - Lad @msP
80 ru.s q sAs tr~~ II -9ssA 1--we
/ f~arA~s sw~-A srr9G rApz km~m@~t
~ &z~n-~s=zzS-~ Gzz& @v ug'w~s3
~z1=~~ Tkss. zHl3 Fessz @E~E
mu~uz@ mHr aumxsaaLa- @@aa HuE ~ Sake
as~r $500 & sAz. e1zzaM f<
-anzw szzs~ b. zzm@zz@rs-& sA3z 49,
mw=z ~~~s~aa3 ws~sA& hm mm sAa~ ~u~m~
~ inv =uE 1=a fh~ naaaz Ez& saum
snxxs
AIN&s~ semNss @AmwmrsHr ~ MAJ
~ - Wu~t.ew wsszzxz wAss s9s@1s
AMns ~s-rv &wa 81 s@w ww@& Ens2
Asst wuwaAsvay k.nEx~pm a. az Z
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Gatherings by the Wayside.

Paper trunks are the latest.
Extreme leniency shound be not
for Joseph.
When Joseph is captured, he
should be hanged, as was Captain
Jack.
Why is General Howard like Poti-
phar's wife? Because Joseph ran
away from him.
It is calculated that every billiard
player losses one weeks time out of
q year in chalking his cue.
White Birds opinion of Joseph
will soon be in order. He'll look like
blue bird if Joe surrenders.
Nothing seems to please fly so
much as to be mistaken for q black
berry, and If it can be baked in q
cake and palmed off on the unwary
as a currant, it dies happy.
Joseph is squealing now, and try
ing to throw all the blame on White
Bird. That's the way Captain Jack
talked after he was whipped. That's
the way they all talk. The Indian
viii lie
I, Is said potatoes h.ulled IN cold
water Are mneh superior b. thos<
cooked IN the orlanary wxv We
tined the exp&rHnn@ns. h.esng very
fan8 81 potatoes. bzt the wxssr ~us
hns ever t1sas before the F~ss-ss<s
haaAeA
Il wms E4ca&rd GsMnz VI kas~ w&0
en~z@liy r~s@~wks-A sA~s Ia wks
ear ~~E2H ws@s - wa<4k tnx rwasRsnaw
xnmv mmk< hns @wM <rMmmunw
n he~@zT-sx tA3 Euo~z<xz ~ TO k~uz-
k1~szs@ hsw&-asx r--~yszsuA- Tsn-~
~ wnarA w~ aze @lwau~ AasA W.
wkssw
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a-~s'aa@a ~ 1=E sh-~ v~~%s= ~~
= $500 u-- vzr.w@hw mA.zs A-~
saHAzz< 4a6 ~A.za4sd 80 au=w~x a.
a~ruzs~A &ss rsssAumx 80 ssunuu~~
49, ~u-=@~~ sA@m aps az~ -asmzzs o.
e 900 wuma& F~a@~ zmns sA~ .swu-
= 40 ezu~em-w w4arAa-8 IL. ga
a@as h~&~~~- q za4z-a-- xzz m
sz=u~ @@s ~~-A - -z--w a smrzz m
ass az@~ss4 ass -aA & A~s So
~ 9zmv = u~T~~~~~@8 90
s~mg w&m s~za $780, e-~uz ~
tA~=zuazrz mnS 90 $500. asa "a,
a. aA@ ts~@~z~ - u~rv $3.50
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Of SIS .oo, and the Saperntendsn,
shosld he allowed everything Deces-
sary for the comfort and care Of the
unfortunate beings he has in charge.
The position of the asylum is Of
course all that could ne desired rs
regards health, ETC., and the treat.
ment of the patients cannot be i'm.
proved upon, but as a hospital for
the insane, it is certainly omen to
a great deal of Improvement. and
have no doubt that where attention
is drawn to it from the proper quar-
ter, the Legislature will only be too
glad to do what they can to better
the condition of the inmates. That
the present law is defective is very ap.
parent to anyone. and it is to be hoped
that it may be altered in some particu-
lars without hurting the general tenor
of the bill. For instance, q patient is
committed without the slighest re.
foro,.o - h;s ,,os. ,,;s.,.,, r., ~.
disease first anneored what front.
mont be hoe s;nco ,raorcono ond
various other particulars On ;mnor-
tant to n medical man. IRE conse-
ouence is there ia NOT n part;cle Of
h;s+,rv re,o+;ro n tho rot;or+s 70 bo
Q
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, July 8, 1877.


WASHINGTON, July 8, 1877.
Northern Republican opposition
and tho complications at New Or
leans arc such AZ would break down
any ordinary man in Mr.. Hayes
place. The peculiar gravity Of the
latter affair will be seen when il ID
understood that the Members Of the
Returning Board by whom the State
Of Louisiana was gwen to Hayes ARE
under indictment for the fr.nd- A
Mr.. Erssts has ably and sloqasnsly
srruei that the whole thing - es-
clz~xsly sess@ mssasx. there e.n
h~ NO grumnA far F~<s~r@l Eussrf~r
ssr~ Mr. TE1A~n ~ sad % lave
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90 aaaS@4%. g Z
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$50 z@u~x s&~~m@w
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nammn $780, sn~uws&nzw ~ shn axzS
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

The NEXT CoNGREss.- copy of
the pay certificates for the Forty
fifth Congress as furnished by Clerk
Adams shows a Democratic maj ority
of sixteen, with seven members to
hear from. No further changes will
be made until the time comes for
making up the roll. What that will
be no one yet knows. In the Col
orado case the law is all against Bel.
ford, the Patterson's title to the seat
turns on the construction of an en-
abling act. The Supreme Court of
California has given Pachero, Re-
publican, the seat in the Fourth Dis
trict of that State, and Wigginton
has appealed. The contest in the
courts over the Third District in
Missouri is in much the same shape.
The record of Florida, and the
Fourth and Sixth Districts of Louis
lana are covered by conflicting Ger
tificates from the rival Governors.
Adams will probably follow the ex-
ample set by Hayes in this matter,
and recognize Nichols and the Dem
Ocratic CONGRESSMAN.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

81 The fishing business seems to
be steadily increasing on the Sound.
Tull's fishery at Muckelteo has COM
menced business with fifty hands
while the cannery recently established
at that point is preparing for extern
sive operations, and some of the
citizens of Port Townsend have es-
tablished fishery at Point Wilson.
Besides this the herring fisheries this
year have greatly increased their op-
erations, and sailed hallibut has been
adopted by them as an article of ex-
port. All this goes to show that
this bountiful resource is about to
be developed to q reasonable capaci-
ty.