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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-06-18

Suppose, said an Iowa lawyer to a
witness he was trying to badger recent.
lv-"snppose should tell you that i
could bring dozen men oi your town
10 this courtroom who would say they
would not believe You on oath, what
wonld Won sayp" And calmly the Wit
ness made reply: 81 would say You
lied" A gentle smile difiu ed itself Z. all
over fhe courtroom, and the unrufiied
witness stepped down.
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A man may elude disagreeable cred
tor for long while sometimes. but
.he.e's one thing IN this uncertain vale
4 tears he cant dodge. When a sneeze
has business with fellow il always
finds him at home.
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REPLY.

HILLsDALr June z, 1878
osoAR A. JAMES, r. X. PRocToR aud Others,
Soldiers OF the Loyal Army
Dear rSirs:-Gmtefully acknowledging your
appreciation of my services on Decoration
Day. expressed in your favor OF May 3lst /
herewith hand you a copy Of my address,
which you are at liberty To publish.
Truly thine. & CRANE.
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Trains are run by Chicago time, which is so
minutes slower thar Detroit and Cleveland time.
All trains run daily. except Sundays.
COMMUNICATIONS connections made 81 Ip-
sllanti, with N. c. X. Y. for all points east and
west Al Manchester, with Jackson Branch Of
Isk M. s. r.. r.. Al HillsdAle; with L. S. N
gRR. Al BANKERS, with Ft W }. 5. X Il,
o polnts north and soath-
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DECORATION ADDRESS,
Delivered at IiiIIsdaIe. Nay 30, 1875,
by Hev. y. Crane.


HiLLsDALE, May 81, 1874
REV. 4. CRANE.
Dear Sir:-As soldiers In the loyal arm,
for the suppression of the great rebellion, we
beg leave to present our thanks for the able
oration delivered by you upon Decoration
Day. Concurring in the sentiments therein
expressed. we believe that those principles
should be more widely diffused than it l. pos.
sible they can he simply by speech. We there.
fore respectfully reqn, 81 a copy thereof for
publication Very truly yours.
.. A. JAMES W. N. TAIIMA,.
FRANK X. PRocroH, o. HANCOCK.
A. u. WHELAS, l.. VANVALKESpunou
y. III. GILLIAN, A. DIcKERaAN.
CHAKLLs HATTos, L. X. PESFIELD.
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From the Grand Rapids Democrat, May qlst.
RECLAIMED.

The following Interesting aud impressive
lines were read during yesterdays proceeding
OF the WOmans' Christian Temperance Uuion
br mrs. L. q. ALLES.
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DETROIT HILLspALE a SOUTH
WESTERN n. n.
Trains VIII leave the stations named. a. follows,
from aud after May 18Th. ISIS
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Trains viii leave tho station. named. a. follows

g~ Michigan Accommodation, going ,MesL
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand hAplus
Train At White Pigeon.
re- Mail and Might Express trains going eASt,
connect with Trains for Detroit. 81 Adrian
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VOLUME XXXII.
Railroad Time Tables.

LAKE SHORE & AICH. S0U.-NT0H
CENTRAL-JAORS0Y6 PT.
YNE- u. H. al
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prT,orI. nov. 81. ls-a

rp the afiicsei everywhere: Z
am anxioGs 20 let everyore know what Dr.
" Hilton Williams aid for me through the sys-
'sm OF inhalation. Nearly two years ago was
great sufferer with consumption. had been
afflicted for many months during which time
tsveral physicians had treated me In the usual
ysy by giving me medicine by the stomach, and
was cOnsiantlv growing worse. ] was cough
ng and raising large quantities Of mucous from
had seonstanf iepE, Kfrf SesSsYhs 40 %tAt
nat was confined 20 nv bed nearly all the
lme began 20 despair Of ever getting well,
md vet had fully made mp my mind that In
,ase should ret able would return % Germa-
" for m sdical treatment. vas persuaded 70
,isce myssN under DR. Williams treatment,
ELich ana December f3d, 1879. The nrst inha-
alton helped me, and 70 make a long story short,
TRANCE as it may appear, for 70 was truly won-
lerful u rae, was entirely cured In one months
reatment: and since tina. time, which u nearly
20 years ago, have taken no medicine, and
an as well today a. ever was In nv life. de-
dre All those who doubt the truth OF this. 20 cal
ard see ne ~ my store a1y time ther see u.
Wn PETERS. Prop. Boot and Shoe store,
C. Monroe Ave-. Detroit Mich
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DETROIT. MICH,
N Hi LTON WILLIAMS, VI. ID,
roprIetor.
Permanently Established Since 1870

over i,Ooo persons treated since the establish
.nent Of our Institute In Detroit, from oil parts
Jf the United States and Canada.
All diseases OF the respiratory organs treated
, the most improved medicated inhalAtions.
Ia order 20 show how quickly diseases disap-
,ear under this mode OF treatment, we give q
ew letters Of responsible persons who have
Jeen radically cured, and are now living witness
. u what has been doue for them
drs. Louisa walters. Of Detroit, saye
Atmy own request have desired my tes,lmo-
y published for the benent OF the sfnicted. in IA
,or OF the system OF Inhalation as prActiced by
~. NJ. Hilton Williams, Of this city, Ia diseases
4 the throat aud lungs. | had been troubled
Nth cAtarrh for a long time. and with liberated
ore throat for about one year, Of the worst form
( ever saw. WAS almost constantly dlscharging
elbow and greenlsh matter from my throat.
light, which made me very nervous and weak.
rad been treated by four different physicians
n Chatham, ontario. before ] removed 10 De
roit some months ago. aud since that tir1e one
ihysician here In Detroit treated me for twelve
yeeks, with no benent whatever. In fact, was
onstanty growing worse, and fearful lest
hould have consumption OF the throat, applied
o Dr. Williams April AL, and began treatment
hat day, aud lust ten days after, May LIST, am
- well "a ever. The dropping In the throat has
IN ceased, and all the liberation In the throat
as entirely healed up, and feel perfectly well
n every way. IL "a impossible for those who
ave never been Ike sufferer 20 realize my
ceilings Of gratitude for what has been done for
nc, and desire all 20 read this, that they may
nov where they can nnd relief.
MRS. LOUISA WALTERS
q Porter St.. Detroit. Mich.
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m. HILTON WILLIAMS, W. D.,
al MoodNard Avenue. Detr0
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LANSING DIVISION.

Train. wiliiesve the stations named, a. fono
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The higher education Of women
Learing how TO walk in French boots
with six-inch heels.
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A few years ago it excited no suspic-
ions IN see n bank president go into q
railway ticket Office. But now-hov
sadly times have changed
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-09
DAILY NTELLIGENCER.
Tuesday, July 8, 1878.
A Balloon Duel.

{ Perhaps the most remarkable duel
ever fought took place in 1903 1t is
peculiarly French in It's tone, and
could hardly have happened under any
other than French state of society.
NJ LIE Granpre and VI. LIE Pique had q
quarrel, arising out of jealousy con-
corning lady engaged at the Imperial
Opera. They agreed to fight duel to
settle their respective claims, and in
order that the heat of angry passion
should not interfere with the polished
elegance of the proceeding, they post
poned the duel for a month, the lady
agreeing to bestow her smiles on the
survivor Of the two, if the other was
killed; or, at all events, this was in
ferrcd by the two men. if not actually
expressed. The duelists were to fight
in the air. Two balloons were con-
structed precisely alike. On the day
denoted. lie Grsnpre and his second
entered the car OF one balloon, lie Pique
and his second that of the other. The
gentlemen were to FIRE, not at each
other, but at each others balloon, in
order to bring them down by the
escape Of gas, and. as pistols might
hardly have served the purpose, each
eronaut took blunderbus in his car
At given signal the ropes that re-
tanned the cars were cut, and the balloo-
ms assembled. The wind WAS moderate,
and kept the balloons in about their
original distance Of eighty yards apart
When half mile above the surface of
the earth. a preconcerted signal for
firing was given. NJ. lie Pique fired,
but missed. M. lie Grsnpre fred.
and sent ball through NJ. lie Piqus's
balloon. The balloon collapsed, the Car
descended with fearful rspidity. and
M. LIE Pique and his second were
dashed to pieces. lie Granpre contin.
ued his ascent triumphsntly. and tor
minated his mrial voyage successfully
at distance of several leagues from
Paris.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

SARATOGA, August THE Bankers
Association began its annual session to.
day. Secretary Sherman and the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue sent let
ters regretting their absence.
c. 9. Hale, cashier of the State Ma
tional Bank, Keokuk, Iowa, read . paper
on subsidiary silver coin, holding that
Congress should provide for the redemp-
tion Of subsidiary coin in legal tender
coin. This would relieve the banks ol
the fear Of accnmulating unavailable
funds and give currency 10 coin, extend
ing It's circulation to the profit and con-
venience Of the people:
]. D. Hays, OF Detroit, read 9 paper on
hard times. he said tell US how to in.
vest one dollar to fifty millions that will
pay the expenses and bring back 5 per
cent, aud the money stands waiting, ready
and anxious TO step into business. There
are over S2,500, ,000, 900 Of railroad bonds
and stocks which pay the owners nothing
There are 500,000,000 OF iron furnaces
and manufacturing establishments idle
and s6OO,OOO,O00 in shipping hopelessly
laid up. Shall we clear the forests o.
timber and convert II into money? We
make enough now annually to load a con
tinuous train 10000 miles long. The pur'
chasing power Of money is about three
times as much as in times OF imitation
More irredeemable money would not helF
US out. We have no greater proportion
Of poor men than other countries. There
ara numerous persons waiting for some,
thing to turn up, too lazy to work, and
trying to get something for nothing.
The Committee on Officers will report
to-morroW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08
A Sad Case OF DesertiOn, Poverty
and SuIcide nj Toledo.

TOLEDO, O., August 6.-Hattie Grace,
young woman, unmarried, lies in the
station-house dead-room, apparently
breathing her last, from morphine taken
last night at the Island House for suicidal
purposes. She came here yesterday from
Jackson, Mich, and was seen about the
city canvassing for children's periodi-
cal. This morning the ehambermaids
found her lying UNCONSCIOUS In room q,
apparently nearly dead. On stand was
a vial partly filled with morphine, from
which she had taken, and her condition
was at once found to be precarious. Drs.
Woods and Bigelow were called and did
all in their power TO save the woman, but,
although she has fingered through the
day, there is no hope. II appears that she
took every precaution against failure In
her attempt, and added q precaution
against failure TO let friends know Of her
purpose.
A telegram was filed by her yesterday
afternoon in fictitious name, saying that
she was dead and asking what 10 do with
the body. To this the answer came, ad-
dressed TO DR.. Z. Murdock, the fictitious
name, saying, "Bury her; have wrote
you" Signed Mrs. E. F. Stiles, jackson,
Mich.
Tonight the explanatory letter came
from jackson. Il states that the writer
Is sorry 70 hear Hattie is dead, and ask:
Ing for particulars; also, giving direc.
tions to bury her dscently in the dress
she has on, and TO put on her clean col
lar and cuff, and also stating that Hat
tie has well.to.do brother, but he cannot
be reached in time 10 bury her.
On the table, by the morphine VIA, lay
the following pathetic explanation Of the
act:
az have no friends except in Jackson,
Mich, lady who has been a mother TO
me. ! had no way ot getting living, so
have taken this course. have hall
Of the time been WITHOUT enough TO keep
me comfortable. The friend lives as l4S
Blackstone street, Jackson, Mich. Her
name is Mrs. Stiles; my name Is d. O.
Grace"
The girl frat csme here two years ago,
and was employed In some Of the beer
gardens and saloons as waiter, She
was bright and intelligent, and probably
tried 10 get into better employment, but
fell into worse. Later indications
are that she was married at Jackson to q
young man and BY him deserted.
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sunday school Assembly.

IAN IAN FGIST, Augu.t7.-T fifth In.
Ns,oh Ncaauohll Sunday School Assembly at
,Ss'u'Ih \. begun this morning 500. BY
I.., IEill,s oI the Chatauqua bells. The
T,,,.' as day wWdelivered by Bishop
r, m, nolsct Beyond the GrAve.h
ssIi,,.i,s. ,isS.aI and Frank Beard hold
ss,,;,n ' meeting in the temple every
AM, AID issue a small illustrated
I,;,S!I n, gIaS Z 1PlpyiagrAph process. This
PtsSoO.n PSo.n Esv, Wheeler, editor Of The
SS;,;.. CartitiaA advocate, spoke on
a. s :. lSd q ,sIi e gion. Dr.. Vincent lee
,si' NJ "a he holy Land in The Palestine
sssi,. TtiCck. A grand platform
erI,' ' made. The frrt Cha,nuquS
N ,S'i,s'e Tor 1878 was held Al \ o;cIacI
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An instalment Of Mexican awards
will be paid to claimants at the State
Department on and after the 9th Of Sep.
tember.
The officers and directors OF the Bank
Of New York have taken immediate steps
TO reduce the capital stock from $780,
900 to 100000.
John and WiIliGn Bird (colored), fsh-
ermen and email farmers at Fortress
Monroe, quarreled' about fifty cents and
the former stabbed the latter 70 death.
The Republicans OF the 10Th Congress.
sional district, in Convention to-day, at
MaSsilon, Ohio, nominated Maj. VIM.
Mckinley, Of Canton, Ohio, ,..tor Congress.
Secretary Sherman, Mrs. Sherman
Mrs. President Hayes and daughter, and
other ladies aud gentlemen were guests
Of Senator Burnside, at Providence, yes
terday.
The Pennsylyania Board Of Pardons
has refused TO recommend a pardon for
o. F. Bullard, an ex.member of the Legis.
lature, who Ia serving out sentence Of
Imprisonment for embezzling building
association funds,
A body was taken from the river At
Louisville on Tuesday, believed to be
that OF John Minersola, There was =
pistol ball hole in his right cheek. All
things indicate that the deceased had
been spreeiug in Cincinnati and Chicago.
Al q meeting Of the stockholders and
creditors Of the Boston Betting Company,
yesterday morning, n proposition was
made To the creditors which, II accepted,
will enable the company to pay itS In.
debtedness In full and continue business
under the present charter, but with 4
new management.
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WAsH1sarox, August 1.-THE Acting
Secretary Of the Treasury will to-day
issue call for the redemption Of s., 600,
900 Of $50 bonds Of 1855, and consols o.
1855. 1t Is expected that an additional
call for $4,000, 900 will be issued in few
daya.
Subscriptions TO the four per cent loar
to-day, 81 ,665,000.
; The President has commissioned Eu-
gene J. Ball, Of Indiana, as Consul al
Pesth, Austris; Asa G. Prundle, now
Commercial Agent at Belize, Honduras
a. q. s. Consul at Peru, Brazil; VIM
Thompson, now Agent at Southampton
England, to be Consul at that port.
CALL FOR 500 BONDS.
The Treasury Department has issued
the sirty.sixth calf for the redemption
Of SIS 900 900 Of $50 bonds Of 1855 and
consuls Of 1865, principal and interest 10
be paid at the Treasury Department on
die 7th Of November and after. Coupon
bonds: $50, No. 700Ol to 1000 both
ipclusiye; SlO0, No. $4,000 TO 127, 900
both both Inclusive; s. 900, No. IDS sol 70 l6s
900 both inclusive; total coupon S2,o0o..
900. Registered bonds: 500, No. 1921
10 1860 both inclusive; $500, No. l0,95l
10 i0s00 both inclusive; 81 900, No. So,
1Ol to 36,550 both inclusive; 5000. No.
1O,40l 10 10000 both inclusive; $4,000,
No. 2O,5Ol TO 2O,s00 both inclusive; total
registered, 100000. Total call, s5,ooo,'
600.
APPOINTMENT.
John P. Hoyt, Of Michigan, has been
appointed Governor Of Idaho.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 1.-THE names Of tho
successful competitors at the 1nterna.
tional Exposition will soon be made
public. The Presidsnt's jury will hold
their final session to-day and the official
list Of awards will be published about
the 18th.
General Walker, Of the American del.
eeation to the International Monetary
Congress, has arrived here.
FRAHco-AMERIcAs CONFERENCE.
The Franco American Conference for
the consideration OF a treaty Of COM
merce took place to-day. About 40
American delegates were present and
ne arly all the Chambers Of Commerce in
France are represented. There Ia
&c neral indication Of desire for treaty.
A preliminary draft Of a treaty was re.
ferred to committee, who will report
on Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08
Pennsylvania Bonds.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA special
from Harrisburg says: In connection
with the alleged over issue Of Pennsyl.
vania bonds it appears that during, the
investigation by the present Board oil
Sinking Fund Commissioners Il was
found when J. NJ. Bickel, Of Philadel-
phia, left the state Treasury in 1858,
and turned It over 10 his succ-
essor, Joseph Bailey, OF Serry county,
he reported that he had certain
amount on deposit in the Girard Bank,
Philadelphia, but when Bailey went to
the bank to verify accounts he discov-
cred deficiency OF about $4,000. Bal
ley then obtained from Bickell the return
OF about s65,0O0. The books OF the
Treasury show that Bickell's deficit was
made good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

New YORK, August The Committee
on Grain Of the Produce Exchange to-day
considered the grades Of grain. The only
changes made In the grades for last year
were the insertion Of the words pure am-
ber In No. amber winter wheat, which
shall be bright, sound, dry, plump, pure
amber and we'll cleaned. The insertion OF
the words or amber in No. 8 red winter
wheat shall consist Of sound red or amber
winter wheat unfit to grade No. 2. The
other grades are unchanged.
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A Son Of Bishop WhippIe.

sr. PAUL, MIMI, August IA special
to the Pioneer hess from Faribault says
that q private telegram received there
from Louisville states that body was
found In the river there which is sup.
posed TO be that Of John Whipple, son Of
Bishop Whipple. The special says there
is considerable excitement about the
matter, but contains no information as
the previous movements or last where
abouts OF Mr.. Whipple.
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ss,sss,i.l M racl August 7.-Articles Of In.
pi 'ISa 4 :! Al'e been fled BY the Mem.
6ss,SS,s s'oi a,, 11d Sank Rapids Railroad
sSiss ~, !, HisPid, to Minneapolis, con.
Bun" !" p lSs former place with the
slIb, v3t vStatch Of the North Pacific,
Id, ;s.la1taPOli,, instead Of Du-
tiG sl'Irg direc, communication
''ass,TIi..si' ny y 4 the shorter roads owned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08
SPORTING NEWS.


SARATOGA, August Track heavy
from yesterdsys storm. The frat rece
for all sges, one mile, was won by Gre.
cian Bend, Filley Bertha second, Bennett
third. Time, las.
The second race, handicap, for all ages,
two miles, was won by Princeton, Bush.
whacker second, sbylock third. Time,
3:44.
The third race, for three year olds, one
mile, was won by Bramble easily, Pique
second, Eugene N. Roberts third. Time,
147!.
The fourth race, for all ages, one mile
and q quarter, was won easily BY Rhodo.
manthus, Gov. Hampton second, W. T.
Higgins third. Time, 2:l6t.
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SPRINGFIELD, MAS, August III. b,
Kingston, financial agent Of South Caro-
lima, was arrested at West6eld this after
noon, and passes the night in the lookup
with tramps and drunkards. Kingston
says he has been negotiating for settle
ment in New York, and has all along been
wiling 10 submit his accounts TO arbi-
tration. He claims that he is victim ol
political persecution and that the State
owes him 100000.
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I'M 1RTIsHED AUGUST "a. 1852.
Tdtqntelltgsnttr

ss.er, oi .hoss fearful horrors tS'
W.. D''s'r u n,ts up the history oil our our
tt, s.,s is.. occurred ys''etd'y y,. At pIi, i'aU
'f'''' S, point on the Panhandle ,!:. hll,. u.
lAI III. vest Of MingO junction. By,
~, 'a' '',,,.n r' ptr.on.lo', their lives. and
ID ~, a.1'n q, City other. received inia'
~ .ysb;.b nI% many oishem will probably !.
~ u iI'sl olbsn be permanently dis .
"a Z = v, presume the cause oil IN, ,he
w. a,.,, iii be narrowly looked into
= s's' y, accident. arising from careless
y =. =, !, d, part Of those having liIso charge
r. s,,S.,E.t trains ''s to the '.;.Saa american
q si.s i.,solI,r,bls, they have no patience
- ,rd The tendency Is to make
- =, ,,n .s,Ili., for accidents arising g. from
q ..'..s NOT, and more severe We .ni =.
- n'S % opinion on the cause OF the the
IT,, \, d Il,u.tr until the case has been
,,vds4d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-08

-, ,t,S,s York BuIIstin Of Tues
Sm .lpth. following; ,r .,..
= m rsp p.u. from the West shows :.
\. i-',o,tu.pL On the contrary, 1t
'..,,.. " J.ily more uuiavOrAble' The
''. ',,1,, d I.t week appears to have
". w., .,i,o,,,,d 10 make worse the bad
a., a 4 v,.riou, .lOru' and hest and
a, Sn ~, d eoupl,int is extending 80
.,.,yp.ss !. Minnesota, there is no ap'
: -, ,,,,,u Tor changing our former
i..,..,ioo that the injury is confined
sli.I, to the 'Ou'h eastern Counties ~,
..IS.,b, Increase Of scresge will 20
L.~u,5, eoup.asatlng for the loss IN
m .etiOu OI the State. But
- o, hear serious complaints
~, I,,, .nd Wisconsin and even
Ins y.brukI and, after a careful
,,,,,i,ou Of the numerous dispatches
|, i. Western papers from the leading
r,.iu il these States, We find too
..L ,,,.os 10 fear that there is sub
suliL ground for the complaints.
Prb.Hy The sGlier,rePOrS exaggerated
d, ,ssan. Of injury then sustained; but
rbtoa.stly the weather has been such
pB s,iug up the facts to the previous
unrvlut representations OF specu'
hsr. This much, however, must be
hs i, mind, that the first reports oil
r=,r rnd.r such circumstances are not
Ihly sund.r-e,timAts the unfavOrable
u,!iliSu,; and there is reason to hope
4lt nllater period, the crop OF spring
.5h. vii not be found to fall below that
Il lul y.r, although the quality may
uIa hvtr'