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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

THIS is the way the editor Of the 81.
Louis Globe.D Democrat growls about
the singing defeat his party suffered
in Ohio: "Fhe result in Ohio shows
what a weak but well-lntentioned man
may do to rust the rivets Of o political
organization. As misfortunes Of this
kind never come singly, we may eX-
pect TO see Ohio duplicated in Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey, aud multiplied
in New York. That all this bad work
can be undone before 1880 is a very
difficult proposition TO maintain. There
are fetble.minded people who predict
a disruption within the Democratic
party. Indeed, at the outset Of the
"policy," We were told that its teaden-
cy would be TO divide the Democratic
party in the South, and in this way 10
strengthen the Republican party in the
South. Thus far the only evidence Of
the iulfllment OF this prophecy has
been the utter disbanding OF the Re-
publican party IN the South; there Is
no more trace Of that organization in
the Estates lately in rebellion than
there is OF the SHOWS of last winter.
Then We we're told that the Wing party
would revive, but only two old Wings
have appeared In response 10 the ciar-
ion call, and It took good offices TO fetch
them forth. The idea that the Demo-
cratic party, which has lived on the
faint hope Office and power for sixteen
years, should die now that hope seems
about 10 blossom into fruiuon, is very
absurd. The famous traveller from
New Zealand, after having sketched
the ruins of ST. Paul from a broken
arch of London bridge, can crosa the
ocean and take seat on Brooklyn
Bridge TO sketch a Democratic caucus.
The last expiring act OF the human
race before the final torch is applied to
this sphere Of ours, will probably be
an attempt 10 stuff ballot.boxes in be-
half Of the Democratic party Of New
York"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
a Novel TIY.Cntcher.

During the last few days persons
whose business has led them along
Fourth street, have had their attention
attracted by large crowd gathered in
front Of the window Of the iewelry
store adjoining tie Dime Savings
Bank, and conjectures were numerous
TO the cause OF the congregating and
attraction. We yesterday, however,
solved the mystery, and in company
with others, stood for some ten minutes
watching the antics Of 3 full.grown
mouse who has assumed the duty of
keeping the window free from flies, an
office which be fills TO perfection, for
scarcely does fly light on any part oi
the window Immediately in front OF
the incline on which the jewelry is dis
played than II Is seized By the mouse
and lost to human gaze forever, The
mouse does not in the least seem dis
concerted or frightened In his pursuit
and capture OF The flies by the crowd
gazing a, him, but pursues his self
imposed duty with an avidity and cer-
tainty which discounts all the patent
fly-paper in the market.-[ Sacramento
Record. Union.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

IL discussing the ignorant suffrage
question, the Macon Beacon makes the
following excellent points; Many of
the Northern States before the war
voted down negro suffrage where it
could have done no harm, so few of
the population were colored, but now,
under color of the Constitutional
Amendments they insist on it at the
South where It can do no good, and
much harm. An educational qualifica.
ton, without doubt, Is now the only
remedy. Many whites, it is true, would
be disqualified, but the number would
lessen year by year. while the
number Of negroes qualified would in.
crease yearly. This is much better
than to have an immense number of
ignorant voters massed at the polls,
with their votes bought up, or infu-
enced by doubtful means"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26


Boston, Oct 24-Tne Bay state Iron
Company has called 4 meeting Of creditors
Liabilities $4,000. A committee Will
wind up the business.
English Races.
LONpON, oct. "A AT the New Market
Houghton meeting to-day, the race for the
second class Zarwitch stakes was won BY
Mr., sandiord's horse, Mate.
Congressional.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 24.--The House was
engaged on the Colorado case all day.
Randall will name the Committees on Mon
day.
No session Of the Senate.
Immense Arrival Of Grain at Buffalo.
NEW YORK, Oct. q A dispatch from
Buffalo Of the 2cd, says there has been an
immense arrival OF grain in the last twep-
ty.lOur hours eighty-seVen lake vessels
bringing over 2,j1C,C0O tushels, destined
for tide water, having come into port since
three o'clock last night.
Stanley Matthews After a Newspa-
per Correspondent.
WAsnINGToS, Oct Ex-senator Mat
theTs has requested Sc. ator Dorsey,
Chairman of the Senate District Of Colum.
bia Committee, 10 remove bis Clerk, W.
+. Curtis, cOfrespJ Jndent Ci the Chicago
luier.ucean, on account Of letter reject
ing on him, Matthews written by curtis.
AZ lean "a z. Church Endorsement CT
Chester.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i-Eey. :. John V.
Given and J. +. LyoBs, Of the African VI.
l.. hnrch, had an interview with secrc-
taTy Evarts To-day in behalf Of General
Chester, and urged bis appointment 10 the
LiUerlau mission. They also filed dOcu-
sarna denomination, lDdGTsing Chester.
Rsn,oad Excursion Rates
toPensacola,
CHATTANOOGA. Oct 94.-A Convention
OF Western md SnuthcrR railroad lines
met here t1-daV, with Z, Z. Atmore as
President !: HEs dcc.iCG 70 put eEcur-
sion tich cts on sale - PEI sacOla on basis
Of $50 from uIisvife - Pensacola and re-
turn; $40 from -, L0ui-, and SIS from
Nashville Genera. :E;eres, is centereu
on Pensacola as the florida point for the
coming season
Sensible and Successful Methods CT
Cigar Strikers.
NEW YURE OF 3i-The striking cigar
makers have O::aIiZed i,r a prolonged
BtrlEs c. lcs."FuR! lhcy opened pro-
vision k.ich'L and distributed food 10
nearly AUl men and wOIGtn, comprising
100 families. Tie usLds 10 Two ware shops
struck yesterday. ne firm caded from
the manuigc c;ureIs' Union, acceded 10 the
demands @! 10" irrk.rs, AMI consented %
employ uu' bI' CG!ua met.
Report cf'hc Sitting Bull Commission
WARRINGTON, o. q Tho CtIleial re-
not, ui the miss! - sitting Bull after
many w':G. SAYS -itling Bull and chiefs
declirei tie linPJsal Tic Canadian
Com Is-i he. H4ia abs qucn. interview
with si't.ng Ej.: lr,i Chiefs, from which
the urHn.i.s,"uer- were excluded,
In comJGtica''uL :" - :Ge Canadian
Canal ,.'u,l >HT>. III G LciusiOD, do
ms; thiuf 'a.r4 ne"d D" .2e least anxiety
al Z ANY -: lac,a ,L.! AS crossing the
line, a: aui rae 70. me time TO cOme.'
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
for Side Pieces Rec
BclRaed.


We are requested to publish the fol.
lowing, aud are pleased TO see New
Orleans following Vicksburg's good
example:
NEW ORLEANS COTTON EXcHANGE,l
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 20, 1871.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors
held this day, the following preamble and
resolutions we're unanimously adopted,
viz:
Inasmuch as the late action Of this Board
concerning an allowance 70 buyers Of s
lbs per bale where side pieces form part
OF the covering OF cotton, was partly in.
huenced by the assertion that there exist.
ed law OF Congress permitting their nom
use, as was set forth In positive terms at
the late session OF The SaiiJnal Cotton
Exchange OF America, and
lnasmuch as the law requiring the
thorough covering Of all cotton shipped on
passenger steamers, has not been changed,
but the requirement Of the use Of side
pieces on all such Gotten remains in full
force, therefore, be IL
Resolved, That until Congress shall
have Withdrawn the present legal require.
ments CT side pieces, this Board does not
feel called VI on, In opposition 10 the wishes
Of the great body Of those who ship cotton
by river, to enforce upon members Of this
Exchange the observance Of its rule OF
September 9TH, relating TO side pieces and
that the said rule relating 10 side pieces
be, and the same, 10 hereby revoked, and
is no longer binding upon members q this
Exchange.
Resolved, That this Boa:d GeGy that
their former action in relation - side
pieces, was in any manner unjust 10 sellers
or producers Of cotton, or solely in the
interest OF buyers. That in their opinion,
II was Just and equitable 10 all parties.
by order OF the Board Of Directors.
HENRY &. HESTER, Secretary.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

The action of the Radical Senators
in regard to the Senators claiming their
seats from Louisiana, is characteristics
of the bitter partisan spirit that has al
ways marked the action OF the Repub.
Leans in that body. But we must
acknowledge that we are surprised at
this being continued in this particular
instance. The President claims to have
settled the Louisiana question, and we
should think there are enough Sena.
tors to sustain his decision by prompt
ly admitting the Senator'S who were
elected, in accordance with his policy,
We cannot see how such Senators as
Matthews, Christiancy, and Judge
Davis can hesitate, and a change Of two
Republican Senator's admits the DEM
ocratic Senator'S from Louisiana, in
spite OF what the Radicals may do.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

As A Pennsylvania jury acquitted
the Reading rioters, the St. Louis
GlObe-DemOcrat wants a court organ.
lied 10 punish the Governor and other
State officials for their attempts to put
down the riots, We don't think that
particular journal ought 10 be so hsrd
on a lenient jury, for It's proprietor
once anxiously longed for just such a
body of men.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
PETrAHED DY
Il. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Whdt is Tegetine? ?

!; is a compound extracted from tarks. ~ IS
aud herbs. Il j. Natures Remedy II isttr-
iecily harmless from any bad elIec, upon ,hcs,s-
TEN. L Is nourishng and strengthening. 1, acts
directly upon the blood. IL quicls the nervous
system. Il gives you good, swcc, sleep a. nirl..
!; is great panacea for our aged fathers and
mothers, for Il gives them strength, quic's il,.r
nerves aud gives them Natures sweet sleep, as
has tten lroycd by many an aged person Il Is
the great Blood Purifier, liisa soothing remedy
.or Vlr children. Il las relieved and cuIci
thousands. Il is very pleasant 10 take; every
child likes l.. II relieves and cures all diseases
originating from impure blood. Try the VrGr-
TINE. Give II fair trial for your complaints
ilen You will say "a your friend, neigliof aLi
acquaintance, Try !, it las cured me-"
NEGETiNE FOR the complaints for which Z. .s
recommended, is having alarger sale throurho.:
iihie United states than any other one medicine,
plants,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
work 70 be Bone.

Although the so'ealled National Ad-
miDistralion party ofthis county has lit
lie chance Of success our party should
neglect nothing. Over.confdence is
sometimes dangerous. Some weeks
ago one gentleman announced himself
as candidate for the Senate against
Col. Furlong. The men who gave him
aid and countenAnce declared that that
was the only purpose, but the public
can now judge for themselves as to
what are the purposes ofthe party that
is led BY this candidate. He got up a
scheme to take one-half Of our ticket
to defeat the other half with, and al
though this has failed, be has not re.
laxed one single effort. Mr.. Bedford
is still in full sympathy with the move
ment, and is addressing meetings Of
negroes wherever be can get them up.
He cares little for the injuries the
county and city may suffer If he can
only secure the Sherilr's Office. This
is clearly proved by his refusing to
withdraw at the request OF his most in
innate personal friends, who have told
him that they would not support him
in his reckless course. There are can
didates for the Legislature, and there
is one for Treasurer, and one for
Coroner and Ranger, all do
ing their level best against the
regular Democratic ticket. We
suppose these gentlemen all wish US to
believe that all this 10 done to beat
Furlong. Mr.. Bedford has nothing
against Mr.. Flanagan, for that gentle
mans record Is unimpeachable, yet
Bedford makes his little talk 10 the
negroes whenever he can get crowd
Of them together. He is conscious
that intelligent white people spurn and
spit upon his action and he does not ex-
pect any support from them, but he
thinks he can beg and wheedle the ne
groes into supporting him. In the
meantime, what are our candidates do
ing? We are greived 10 say that the
greater portion of them are doing
nothing at all. This will not begin 10
do. The purpose of the opposition is
10 influence the negroes by speeches
and harangues at meetings everywhere
in the county between now and the day
Of the election. That day is not far of,
and every candidate on our ticket must
meet the opposition speakers at these
negro meetings, and neutralize their
efforts to array the negroes against the
whites.
Let Messrs. Marshall, Pegram, Ho.
gin, CowaD, Furlong and Goodrum
follow these mischief.makers around
to these meetings and expose their
purposes and prevent one.sided view
of the casO from being presented 10 the
colored people. We hope that the
worthy Chairman Of our County Exec.
utive Committee will at once request
these gentlemen TO take up our stand
ard and bear It on TO glorious
triumph.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

TIE Democratic vote in St. Louis
can be seriously diminished on any
election day ifthe opposition will only
have the shrewdness to get up q dog
fight, far enough of from the city 10
occupy the whole day; here is the
germ Of q great idea.-. 81. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
And II chance to steal anything
can be discovered by the Radicals they
will 60 in 10 win with admirable spirit
While they enilce the Democrats off to
a dog fight they should persuade their
own side that there is a chance to Sc.
cure a sacred thing" ala Mckee, that
would make assurance doubly sure
Here lei germ that springs from obser'
vation.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

ALBERT G. BRowN, Of Kinds. is q
candidate for the State Senate in op.
position 10 the regular Democratic
nominee, Captain Will Montgomery.
Although the old fellow couldn't wade
through "sea of defamation" to run
for Governor, he is risking pond Of
slAnder to get into the State Senate.
We hope our friends out there will
squelCh his pretenses.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

TIE Jackson Times Is trying to in.
Auence politics in this county. When
that journal was printed in this city its
influence was hardly perceptible, and
since II moved to jackson whatever It
says in favor Of Q candidate injureS
him,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
WAR ITEMS.

LONDON, Oct. 2I-On dit Russia orders
the mobilization OF all COSsacks, winch
gives her 0l additional regiments.
Twenty-one thousand M0ntenegrins E:e
famine stricken.
Muhktar Pasha is SAFE. Ismail Pasha has
retreated; his junction, however, With
Muhk;ar Pasha Is seriously menaced.
Fifteen million marks deficit is an,ici.
patel In the German ENchn0unr
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

The Republique Francaise gives
some statistics OF the increase which has
been made in the hierarchy OF the Ro.
man Catholic Church during the Ponti-
1cate Of the present Pope.
During his heightened reign, Plus, ~
has, Il appears, founded 90 metropoli.
tan churches, l30 episcopal chairs, ,
chairs nullius dieeesos, 3 apostolic
delegations, SO apostolic vlcarages, and
10 apostolic procedures. In Europe at
the present time there are altogether
j95 bishoprics aud archbishoprics,
either Immediately subject TO the Papal
See or suffragans OF metropolitan
churches; in America, y; in Africa,
IL; in Asia, 10; and in Australia and
Polynesia, q. OF religious orders
there are SO; Of mon ,s,ic orders, II
and of mendicant orders, II.
Thirteen States are represented at
the Vatican, namely: France, Chill, Peru,
Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Portugal,
Paraguay, and finally, tie Principally
Of Monaco. GA Ike other hand, the
Pope Is represented sb:cal by apostolic
uuncios, delegates, or charges d'Stlaires,
in Paris, Vienna, Madrid, Lisbon,
Munich, Brussels, the Hague; by an
apostolic internunciJ IL Brazil, who ID
also delegate for the States of Para.
quay, Bolivia, Chill, Gnl the Argentine
Republic; and by 2 single apostolic
for the States Of San Domingo, Hayti
and Vcneznela, while q similar ap.
pointment for the States OF Central
America, Colombia, and Peru Is at the
present moment yacgn'.-L Pail Nal
Gazette,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

PACKARD says the Democrats will
carry Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. He thinks his party as
sOciates in those States will soon know
how Il is themselves.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

TIE New Orleans Times AYERS that
the Turks are on the brink of q grand
collapse, and that they cannot possibly
hold out much longer. Now when
Pasha somebody gains a victory, PAshA
Sullivan Of the Commercial will fling
Il mp 10 the Times,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

We are glad to learn that large ma
jority Of the counties of Georgia are in
favor Of the reelection of Senator
Gordon. Toombs has been spoken Of
but he is now not considered in the
race.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

LONDON, Oct. 2I--A Reu;e. dispatch
from Erzeroum says the following was re-.
celYed from Rars on the 10Th: "The Rus.
slams attacked Fort Aliens, before Kars,
but were repulsed. lsmail Pasha arrived
at Iedikan on the ?Gl inst. He Is expect.
cd 10 join Ghazl MOuhktar Pasba at Ie.
yingen. A Russian detachment is in sog.
hanIi DaEl."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

Ton EwlNe, Of Ohio, says he was
elected on q greenback platform and
that he proposes to fight It out right
thar II Il takes ell Winter and Spring.
'Rah for Thomas, say we.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

4 SENATOR in Washington received
. dispatch Tuesday saying that Nor
toms death Is only q question of few
dayR.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

The newspapers are having their fun
out of Gen. McClellAn's candidacy.
This is all very well, but when the re-
turns of the Jersey election begin 10
come IN, the General will have some
fun which will beat that of the news.
papers, BY q large majority,-TPhila.
delphia Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26


WM II. NANDERIILT was a great
smoker in bis youth. One day in 1858
as the family were on their way 10 S.,
Petersburg, on board the steamer
Northern Star, the 'alher and soa were
walking on deck. The latter was put
ting away on biz aiter.linner cigar.
a wish you would give up that ,moS-
ing habit Of yours. will give you
$4,000 if you do it" said the Commo.
dorc abruptly, you Htcl not give
me any money. Your wish j. qui;e
sufficient" answered the ~, throwing
lis cigar overheard. Aud he has
never smoked since. The comm9nl
which William II. La; always Lad
over himself in matters OF hi,
kind IS quite remarkable. lie was,
for example, like his hhcr, very
fond OF q game OF whist, and, ike him,
considered himself TO be oae Of the
best Of players. When lie had re.
moved 10 New York, and became con.
nected with the Harlem Railroad, he
used TO spend three or four evenings a
week at the Union Club. But he no.
ticed that tobacco smoke and mid.
night hours iGterfered with the clear
ness Of his head the next morning, and
be at once gave up both Club and
whist. The same thing happened with
wine. He likes a glass Of champagne,
but having discovered or imagined
that bis head felt 1t next day, be never
touches any wine now, not even al,
public bsnQueIs aud dinner parties at
his own house. As 10 spirits, they
were always out OF the question with
him.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Opposition to J. Wiley wells's Con.
hImation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-There Is a iurl.
GUS lobby against the confirmation Of j.
Wiley Wells, as Consul General 10 China.
Allegations against him by affidavit and
Enthusiastically Otherwise-are seri.
Oua
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

IThas been discovered that bi-carbon.
ate of soda, sprinkled on q burn and
wrapped In q moist rag, is sovereign
remedy and On instant destroyer Of
poison.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Fe1}ht,burg8 8qtnla
Thursday Morning, October 9S

TEE bottom basfallen out Of the Mule
ticket.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
VEGETTNE
PHrifeS the Blood, RenOvGteS
and InCigOrdteS TIE
Whole System.

ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent and DiuEtit.
vEGErlSE is made exclusively from Tho
'glces q carefully selected bArks, roots and
lerbs, and so strongly concentrated, that Il will
eGeciually eradicate from the system every ialnt
Ci BcrOfnla, BeFOfnlOus AlumOr, Tu-
nlOrsJ Cancer, CaneerOus Mumor,
ErYsipelas, Salt Rheum, Syphililic
Diseases, Canker, Rnintneas ut the
stomach, and all diseases that arise from i'm
pure blood. sciaiicn, Hnf1mnlRIOFy and
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Gent and Spinal COnlPlninIs, car only
be efieciually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and ErupIiVe Diseases Of .h0
Skin, PuaIules, Pimples, BiOIches,
BOils, TeIieF, seaId-hcad and Ring
wOrm, vE0ETiSE has never failed 70 effect q
For Paine ia the BRcIG, Kidney CONF
pinintss Dropay, Female WeakneAs,
LeucorrhRn, arising from internal ulccfa-
t!on, and uterine diseases and General Dee
biliiy, YEGEriNE acts directly upon tho
causes II these complaints. IL inyigoTa;es aud
strengthens the whole system, acts upon tie 90
cre,iye organs, allays Inflammation, cures ulcer
a;Lon and regulates the bowels.
Fer. Caiarrh, Dyspepsia, unbiiuRl
CostiVeness, PalpitRIiOn OF the Heart,
General PrOsIFnIion Of the Nervous
system, no medicine Las given such per-
Zee: satisfaction as the vEGEriSr. 1t puriGcs
;le blood, clcanses all Of the organs aud pcs
tesses controlling power over the nervous f!s-
TEN,
The remarkable cures effected By Vr6r7'vG
Lave inlu. ed many physicians and 6rothc,arioq
whom We know - prescribe aul Use /. ia :L..r
cvn families.
In iac;.. yEGETIyr is Tie best remedy yt.
discovered FOR the above diseases and H. tho on,y
reliable BLOOD PURIFIER ye: rla Cd
before lie public.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
A DefaulteF,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-The Deputy Col.
lector Of the third Georgia District, is re-.
ported $4,000 short. Special agents have
the matter In charge.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

WILLIAM 7. COLEMAN, OF san Fran.
cisco, was talking the other day of his
old psrluer, Edward Mott Robinson, Of
New Bedford, Mas, whose penurious.
ness was matiero common talk. "Hr
was a good fellow in the main,' said
Mr.. Coleman, "bu, he exceeded any
man ever knew In ingenious expedi.
enis for saving dollar, In those days
| was Democrat and he was a Repub.
licau. One day he said, Coleman have
your committee been sfter You yet p
Not yet, | replied, well, niue have
been after me, he said, and they wanted
me to subscribe $500, and told them |
would l looked at him with absolute
ama7ement Then he added: 'Yes, |
told them the Democrats would expect
$500 from you, and was going 10
pair off! So mind you stick to that ar.
rsngement. 1t will be the same TO both
parties, and 1t won't cost either of US A
cent ~ Harper's Magazine.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26

Is her letter 10 the New York Her.
aid, ka'e Field gives some interesting
figure; concerning the commercial dc.
ve.opmcni Of Havre, "the Liverpool Of
France lis progress has been rapid
enough % satisfy even an American
ambition In 1910 its tonnage was
J9l ,j3i, which, In 1873, had grown 10
2,il9 ,G2G, and In the same time i,sp pop.
ulation lad increased from a, 800 10
5000, These figures would have been
improved had It not been that since tie
war The protective tsrin and French
Jealousy 5l foreigners have driven
some Of the former commerce CT the
p!sc: 20 Antwerp, Hamburg and
Bremen. Since Tie war; also, cml-
grafton from hi po:i 10 Amer.
len Ia, declined Is commerce !,
now estimated al 100000 900 *.
port, aul $4,000 900 imports, or
more thal ene.llth TIE eu;ire cJm-
mc'ce q Franc. lis !yincipai .,ap.e
i cotton, tie imports IA 1874 bciSs no
les 'laa JsJ,llO bales. The Cya-u, At
"a. 20" = sad - ..y" ,ogGcl 5I'
We. iJf .Ur cvma.!..a' iaer,.'., :, D.
ou.y preventing .a;.c- IN rofu', U.' h,-
20 lacou:a2iug Tie ial l-I,a&-@ o: yat
lnl.Aa ora, aav..- 'G,uAheL TIE
Freaca hat il is au - .rit. substitute
for y heat, the price OF which has gone
W s.atc tie Eastern war These fac's
ougN 20 be instrumental, IL securing
generous terms of reciprocity and in.
crea.ing The trade between France and
this country.