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Faom The baltimore Sun. NM II.
MIR. J.. S. Rosenthal, counsel Of Mrs.
Sophia Green, Administrative, with thewill
annexed, OF her husband, VIM. F. Green,
who died last September, will file a bill in
the Circuit Court OF Baltimore City this
week asking the court to construe the will
Of her late husband. The will was written
inlead pencil on the fly leaf Of the family
Bible while Mr.. Green was in extreme
pain and within few hours Of his
death. He had been thrown from his car
riage, receiving injuries which resulted in
-lockiaw. 1.a4
ys Mr.. Green was a merchant tailor, and
had accumulated between $4,000 and
$50, 900 worth OF property, but the larger
portion Is real estate. He leaves 1t all to
his wife, there being no children, but it Is
doubtful from the peculiar wording OF the
will whether he intended his vito TO have
the property absolutely or for, life only.
There are plenty OF relatives, brothers and
their children, and II the court decides
that Mrs. Green has but life estate, these
heirs will take the property at her death
The willis as follows, and has been admit.
ed to probate by the Orphans Court.
this Evening Illchall dai. / will Liv
all my Property to my wife so long cha
livs no Lonner. Che can sell 1t or Borrow
money any necessary. Etter her llvs II
belongs to my ehrs. Chi most look QUIT
BY her Livithanne so long as my Mother
Liyise my Gorge will Hundred for cd
behey. Eruksen Fisher I will Side House
Replican 1s this Evening Wednesday Sep
tenn 1878. VIM. F. Green" Witness, L.
Kroeger, Joseph ,Greenn, s. Elire, Daniel
McCann., ~ s...... tTI.lr..
1.-THE Bill states that the will seems to
leave the property to the widow for life,
with right to sell or incumber It; that she
Is required to take care OF testator's moth.
rer during life: that 5000 is left to George
Atkinson, and a house to Fischer. The
heirs mentioned in the bill who inherit
after the widow, II hers Is a life estate only,
ape Joseph Green, Baltimore City; August
Green, Washington County, Ohio; Mrs.
Ameli Falkenstein, wife Of Joseph F.
Falkenstein; Mrs. Charlotte Driller and
Josephine iWeyman, wife OF Louis Wey-
man, all Of Wheeling, W. Va. Hl,6l IL
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, is in fresh trouble
about her city debt. Two years ago COM
promise OF the nearly 100000 indebted
ness was begun at so cents on the dollar,
and over third Of the bonds have been
funded at that rate, but the holders of the
remainder won't accept these terms, and
from time to time are forcing special leyies
by mandamus for the payment OF interest
on dollar for dollar Of the debt. Leading
citizens say that II this sort Of thing con.
,inues, they will ask the Legislature to
cancel the city's charter and place her
affairs in the hands Of receiver, which
would complicate, II not indefinitely post
pone, any settlement whatever.
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Our Canada SeIrhbo ), =

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"e sooa aa ~ 'o -; =, psop ri ,ha;. hoa...
a'"'n ogs IT, ,s ass, MY IA sani
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,n.ia", a mi. 49, W. ss IL Il ~
lanuins m'n gla'iS p,ss,. =. 10 anu t ~,
sc''ps sns st. 49,. ~ ,ssi ~ ~ s".as.
" n ssSst y III s.gsss .;,,s K,
SOCIAL oiaets .U1 Nv .s,a. .ati.;s,. ' ~
a'oSses ~ a ssss;,s ~ haiaro .ha princess
,ae noAT' 9, p"I h"as,h e' .as Ia,,as." shs
Al au ~ u.sGs sas . S;.S M. IsJn III
m'sn' H nv HE III
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cate " tiiat seHeSet, aNaN =. si'' tne .ae', y!
wearing dress covering her shoulders but
I'll, square To the neck. Then followed an
-, Z III, Al Il ia st,ith
o'"e' ..s;,. -.
1t must CONFORM 70 the style prevailng
in the royal drawing room. AT Haiiiax
n mani SSas turned out of tlia reception
80 SoSsvss ~ ia b,ack necktie, A lady
Foo"' oes"u'e " no o'N !,
was refused admission because sne was
not in undress tull'dress. At Montreal
ono WIN fbet REPORTERS said did not look
one, TsU n Nv .s;.SsS a Ss,tissStS n
at an ae'ea!e, 'ut".sn'a sssasS ~
delicacy and appeared IN s9usEe W. s1S
dress. Al Ottawa tile tmep, either from
;ndenendepce or inability to secure on
ahost nN,jce ma retaliation tights, &C.,
short notce 'ne IVY '"',o e' Wv,
wore the dress suits TO which they nave
been accustomed. All these things have
hoor u.d,,onslv noted bylthe) Canadians,
Dss" .s Ss a.oss ~ hot country "A beginning
anu 'ie P'e's y. TIfH IIs.s ,hot hodoo
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THr English Chancellor of Exchequcr is
said to have announced that he would
shortly move in the House OF Commons,
for a grant OF money by Parliament in aid
Of distressed peoplein the Rhodope Noun
,tsins in Asia! One would think from the re.
ports Of frightful want and distress among
the manufacturing and mining population
OF England, that the Honorable Chancellor
would find the Rhodope Mountains at
home, where charity Is said to, and ought
alwaysto begin. y, ~. 1870 ,
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Business RealEst,t.

The undersigned, John +. Ednur5,,.
traitor With the will annexed Of YIrSsi 9Ssasab.
deceased, hereby gives notice that 10 ~I, Es1sl
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of DectuLs, ,,,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ", slls, nn,i ~ ~
at the front door Of the Court nous " S Ia'ts
10 tho city Of Wheeling, Ohio Co1uIr vES Staty
following described rial estate IA ,,ij y. V, u
AL that piece Of land fronting on The ~, Ssit
street, between iOth and nth s,,ert, NJ NlA
south Of the property Of C. A. WIDIrttS,V se MT
belonging 10 John Bishop, having ,1Ss,, iSntiy
front on Mniu street and running III ~ 's ID,
ty.two ieet In Width 10 an alry N M w iva.
between Aaln aud Market streSta Nh S,l Atieo
same occupied At present by Mesn. Bo+h pSp,'iI I
cigar factory, and 10 well situated Ia L,. ~
poses. The property will 10 soli ,aSiAt, ~ il'
Bloch Bros. expiring March 3ist, 1879 AZ tIs
Annum, the purchaser 70 take liz mi. ~. " n
his purchase until termination q ths III. uas
Being au Administrator, wilt EIrns, ,,..L,,
the tito 10 aid property. 'leSalI
TERMS or SALK-0ne-third OF the bu,.L,..
cash 10 hand. and the residue Ia tTo .Sa,i insa,I
ments payable In one atd two year, IN, - 1N
sale, With interest. The deferred pay,Sss,.
cured to the satisfaction Of the undstiiIHsj " y
JOHN F, EDNUNnSny
| I r. ltEuvHY AuetiohaeF - aVt1i
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TRUSTEES SALE,

] BY yirtueoi Deed Of Trust made nv wm,,,. :,
Nabb and Annie L. MCNRbb, hI, Tlts ~ Nv" ~. ~
signed "a Trustee, dated The 18th dAy d M,r ~ "
Of record III the Clerks Office Of the Count, Ts
Ohio county weat Virginia, ID box q dSSj, y ~!
and mortgages No. 8, al page w. lie pnis, NJ
will on 't0d
THURSDAY. the 10th day Of Dtcsnber. A. n IL,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell Al pabl. ,,rt,'
at the front door Of the Court House q m SoSS,.
In the city Of Wheeling, West vIinIs ~ ~,
described real estate situate 10 aid civ, eouS,, ~
State, to-Wie The undivided half Of Ill tb,t ~,
lot numbered eghty-nine, In the 5th Ward Nj
city, which said part measures Sg lei Ia Van hi
runs Of that width FROM the creek tOa Lac dnTs ~
The point, whore the western boundary ii IA a.,
lot 80 intersects with the north line d 9Oth Nr- u
the alley hereinafter mentioned and o. ItRhi1t,..
with the alley, and sad part also pSudss IN M.
gular piece Of ground, between aid line III tiSSI
drawn 10 said alley and 10Th street; the nd m ]
aid lot adjoins an alley on the taSt side Il al ~
same the wagon shops lately Openled BY Wll!iu n,
Eabb, aud q the same granted 10 Willhn NAM
aud Thomas Moliat by Thomas Neil and tilsf, Il
deed dated April Sth, 1854, aud nov Of fuFI 4 IL
Clerks Office IN deed book No. Is. 1t iOlIs Luii
TERMs or SALE-0ne-third Of the puFtkn, sas,y
or rs much more thereof - the purchaser uiy ,sdn
pay, In cash, and the residue 10 two srni lsTIB.
mentA bearing interest from the day d al AM
dr. and twelve months respectively irum d, iJd
pala, and secured by deed Of trust on The pruDsIs4
The title Is believed good, but selling n IIEas
shall convey only such tie "a Ia vested 10 ne D. d
'-s'r'1 GEORGE B. CALDWELL. Truss.
J. C. HERvEY, Auetloneer. nil
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-14

The Louisiana Supreme Court has taken
new step in American Jurisprudence, by
ordering the capitalization Of $4,000 to
turnish an income for the widow OF Hugh
McClosksy Of New Orleans. DlcCloskey's
will gave biz widow $500, month while
she remained unmarried, and, in settling
the estate, the whole property was turned
into cash, from which Mrs. McCloskey
wanted enough permanently invested to
insure her the allotted income until a
reasonable old age. In England the
courts allow such capitalizations based on
the Carlisle tables, which, as the widow is
As years old, would allow her % years yet
to live. The inferior court refused the
woman's request, because it was without
precedent in this country, but the Supreme
Court grantsit, and in 80 doing renders
the clause Of the will requiring Mrs. Nc
Closkey to remain unmarried OF no effect.
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TRUSTEES SALE OLA
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth St.

nv virtue Of Deed Of Trust made By n. C. AHlE
and Rachel NJ, his wife, TO the undersigned Irasti
dated June 18th, 1874, and Of reCOri IN ihe S1r
the County Court Of Ohio county. West vlNihh
Deed Of Trust Book No. 7, pages ?& and ~ ElAsa
d. WEDNESDAY, oCr0RER . 1915,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. ", sell al p16le IOtti
the following described real estate, VIZ Lot punesi
thirty-tiye (SSl 10 Gnhams addition 10 lae ay
wheeling, and being situate on The hofth NY
Fifteenth street told Centre), between vhI snla'
merly known as Fifth aud Sixth sirteti, 10 ihtn9
on Wheeling, West Virginia, excepting hre iSe'Na
four inches % the west aide Of EAid lot' ,..,u
There Il erected on that portion Otslid ot 70 ~
q very desirable tWo-stOry and attic bFieE dNsuS
house and all necessary ouibuildinSI,, r....i
Title believed 10 be perfect, but selllngn lt
will only convey such tleas Is vested IN ne0'A@
Deed Of Trust. ,,I..,ni.
lars cash on day Of sale, balance In Two sa9a ln.
ments At ak and twelve months, deferred HI
70 be secured BY Deed 81 Trust on the Pfope'! N''
sena a .ssoeaS J.V. 1. RODGERS, TRUSTEE
I The above sale 10 adjourned until sAIVEUA''
November I'd, 1878, at the same hour 1na p!ES
oc29,3l4n62 ]. V. l., kopukhs, 49,. " An
The sale Of the above property Is psllsnI wv w.
SATURDAY, November 10th, 1875 st The An'e NV
An na PyS NV. L. RODGERS, TRUSTEE n
The sale Of The above property Is pslponeu w. W.,
WEDNESDAY, November n, 1875, al the sane A'4'
an naB s,s an ], V. L. RODGERS, Trustee,
y The ale Of the above described proPeIiy n,
poned until SATURDAY, DtcemGef ~ 's''' a'''
'A a.7. lm' ena p''S'' J. v. !. RopGERs, Taas.
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one Of the most marked effects of the re-
cent elections observed by the Washing
ton correspondent of the Boston Herald Is
the apparent extinction Of the pestiierous
prejudice against the East and the SOCIAL
ed money.power which found constant ut
terance there last winter. Even Secretary
Sherman is but rarely cursed nowadays,
although few months ago there was
nothing too hard for the Western and
Southern members TO say about him.
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PuB1ic SALE PMcEs. AT the sale Of the
personal property Of Mrs Ann W. Brown
LED, deceased, in Franklin, on the 18th,
cows sold at Sls to S25; steers, S29 to ss4i
yearlings, s. to SIC: 40 lambs. s. so each;
% breeding ewes, s., 25; s25 mixed, 81 20;
hay, 81 to s. 80 per ton; 5 acres OF wheat
in ground, to be delivered In shock, Sil;
s acres ditto, SO so. There was credit
Of nine months. The attendance was large.
-=EaShfngtoe ( Pa Reporter, aar, a1i7
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF USwORKED,
i. WIL1~SEAsoNED ...
Wagon Material, &c.

The undersigned Trustee hereby give pstits, hal
by virtue Of the authority derived By bin Iva
Deed Of Trust made By william AeSIO6 to hiu, dItd
the 18th day Of May 1876 and DOW q retott 10 III
Clerks otieeoi The County Court n 0hoeounty Wet
Virginia, In Book Of DEEDS Of Trust and NOrpsa
No. 8, nj folio 49,, he will, on
SATURDAY, December II, A, .. 1873,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ~, sellIt public Iadlas
on the premises, on Twentieth street, betENA Mia
and Market streets, In the city Of Wheeling, Sun u
West yIHinla, known Is MeSab6G Wagon sh0h III
following personal property, t0.wl:
Lot Of felloes assorted dtes, about ~ 10 vi b
Of large cane cart Apokes, about NO. lot d eant ar
spokes, assorted tlEes, about SO 81 VlIB iOrlfnt
wheels Of cane wagon rs cane cart locust hubs net'
tsed; IS small cane cart hubs, tnOIiise about W b.
Gust hubs In the rough assorted sIes; 20 light i've
horse wagon hounds; 100 hind hOuntIiOr cane wages
70 front hounds for cane wagons l@0r tInguthoa
III axle beds sand boards and holsters for saeoAr "
snail cart shafts; u hickory aIles about IN I'D
Of oak plank and srantinE Is pieces Tor timber tAtt
tongues; one timber wheel axle llre, srtGt and hodF
ono wheel boxing machine; one large plini Ensdns
mill; one platform Sealei one wheel tthohins ~;
chine small lot Of paint; safe In The Once; two NO
blacksmith tools; two bolt cutting machines y q
assorted bar Iron 10 shop, and one par OIL she -.
axle Of athree-wheeled cart.
TERMS OF sALE-Cash.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, Attorneys.
I II r. HRRyRY AuHfInrfeF. ga
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Gssaatass' SsIe..
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of two Deed, Of rDs AZ,
ths sth day Of August 1878, and H. ~ tisI "a
w. Va sA q Nett sspts" ssi is ho,h
the United States Building, land M n iruHtS d
md recorded 70 the 0t1sS VI The CI-It y iis
f soSF 4 Il. oio S a S.!: T S y, ylER I
No. ~ a page 100, respectively, I'M ttas Bst
auction, on WI MI LREs
SATURDAY. u. 2l,t day Of D.s,Hs., If,
Al the front door Of the Court IIOu,. n os,ah
q esIsts y ME-, " Ssi S a. The
tho addition To The city d WheeiiSS III icy tFs
~ Moore Trustee Of the estate ii 4 w y Ia.
a T., so ana designated on the Va Il W., H.
,TEaAs-one-thIrd cash, or NOR. I, ,..y,
s sssi;s Ss,S SSIS I ;SIsd II equal
Selling as trustee, shall only t6pIs, ,..
lioved 70 b perfect. "'Ns0 eut b Z.
W. II. HALLER. AuctIonesr. F" t'i-r IIE.,,
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KANSAS Is reported to be progressing
faster than any Other. State IN the Union.
It's wonderful productiveness seems to ut
tract cmigrants in spite Of the leveling
storms and tho "ieyer-ager." The State
Board OF Agricultural Of Kansas has Just
issued its annual report showing tho
acreage Of the principal crops for 1873 and
comparisons for 1877. The number Of
acres under cultivation in 1878 is placed
at s,5Ss, 72S, against 5,5s5,sO5 in 1877; in,
crease 9is,42S, or 1886 per cent. OF this.
1,207,550 acres were in wheat; 1882
acres in rye;g 5ss257 acres in spring
wheat; 2,405,4s9 acres in corn; 5e,255
acres in barley; and 444, lel acres in oats.
wheat crop Is. estimated at about 49,
100000, bpshels, and the corn crop. at near
" 100000 600 'bushels this Year, and The
total grain crop at nearly 15ooooooo
bushels. The grain in that State alone
will make up for the probable reduction
below estimates Wisconsin and Mime.
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DIED.

Observation-Disclosures Ferry, o., on Friday, DOeem.
Der 49, iS7s, al 620 p. NJ, SARAH CAMILLA LEwis, In
the SSth year Of her age. .l M. HHipt o.
Funeral notice 10 evening paper. ~ ~
Cannon Thursday morning, December 70, 1873,
at O'Clock, WILLIAM CAM, in the ssh year Of bis
age!
Funeral from the residence of hAsis,er, Mrs. J. W.
Young, Nc. 2sOS chaplIne street. this afternoon at
o'clock. Friend. Of the family arc invited.
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TuERr will be some turnover in Belmont
county this winter as some Of the papers
are agitating the removal OF the county
Spat from ST. Glairsvillet TO Ballaire. Mon.
roe County Democrat. ~ "'n 's' i''L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-14

Tue Burlington Review thinks there is
reason for calling Vermont rotten:bor.
ough State in the absurd system Of giving
every town in the State one representative
in the Legislature, without regard TO its
population. There are 24o towns in Yer
mont; half Of these contain, blythe last
census, PA, oil inhabitants, or more than
three-fourths the whole Ss0,55l. In these
III towns therefore one representative
speaks for 2,o4l people, but in the other
12l for only $50. Carrying the analysis
still further, the RerisW finds that over
half the population in the 90 places
having over ! 500 inhabitants each, and
the average representation in these Is one
for every 2.76s people, while, these SO rep
resentatiyes are offsetin the Legislature by
the members from SO other towns which
have less than, 700 inhabitants each and
send man to Montpelier for every +40
souls, Ct0OG SAMLS 9Th
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sATrnpAr. DEcEMnER u, ISIS.

Tnr number Of school children in Ohio,
as returned by the County Auditors is as
follows: whi,e-Boys, 59l, 459; girls, 4s7,-
1896; total, 1,olS,7a5. Colored Boys, IL
SOS; girls, tle 800; total, 24,lI4; grand TO-
tai, l,O4l 1886. This Is q gain Of 'sl4, ms
since last year. =
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A. W. STRANGE, Esq, Z yhehburg, Va,
writes:s.T' use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
regularly for q tickling cough Of night Il
gives relief and puts mo TO sleep. It's
much used here" Priee % cents q bottle.
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al pFilA4 amounting t0.ssss = n al
Rs,pondLIe corresponding agents wan n,,,l,S,ioH
prominent points, 10 whom liberal C"n'P''-
Application for rates 10 rlub'shonld oH'' ~
10 thc home Office In New OFls19A far further To-
formation or send orders TO AZ pICPnIS,.
70. BOX ga, New Wl ,e'sgS,iN
,AlOur Grand Extraordinary PF n.n't, e. T BEAr.
supervision and management "" dsll.WsIE
pff3 nm and JIIRAL A, EAKIl' ur''--73--
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GRAND
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


eTriadelphla Acconlm0dAt iOn.-rhs tIain only runs
between wheeling and Trladelphla. 81 ..ssUl
tSteubenyIlle .icc0mInodRtion.-Thi train during
the day passes backward and forward betWeen Mar
tins Ferry and BelAire, stopping when required Of
sherman House, &tnaville West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill, H..f .t..Ff .r4...H. ftnfFa s.f-f
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lush Niekerel NO. i, and n bsr,els, half ~
selA 1na mtsI Lake Horring q hali and qaAitSF
~ /, ~ Maiaf heriag IN barrels and hiltbr.
I6",,''' I''REIlY, 1870 and mi MaiSsl
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HOLIDAY.

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DOLLAR
ILLUSTRATED SCIENTIFIC NEWS

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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-24

Of higher value in the money marketa- of tha
world than the promise Of the United States.
The French rentee sell for ITO to Ill in London;
the United States fves for less than 106. Is
not is this circumstance of a sort to set Anne
ricans to thinking Aud while he is cousi derin &
IL what will the travelling American infer from
| the additional circumstances that in the same
paying only per cent. interest, sell for from %
1855 Yet England has n national debt OF
E775 SIC 7l3. against our nation 81 debt of + 4O9-
170 lao, and England spent E79 OPS 22S 10 1877
against f5l 69l $50 spent by the Uni,ed States
GoverDMept.
In the affairs of nations es in those of iudi-
vidnals credit is q matter not of resources 30
much as of the management of resources. A
spendthrift Marquis of Hastings can get as
mnoh money prudent Marquis of West
minister up to q certain point, but he will
have to pay o good deal more for it. The
British debt is but little less than twice as
large ours and yet, while it cost England
in 1877 q little less th an G27 600 0C0 to manage
and pay interest on her debt, Secretary Sher-
man asks for more than ElS 600 .OCO to pay the
interest on our debt for the next year. We
think and speak habitpally of Great Britain as
Q free-trade e-countrV, aud when q proposition is
made, ss by Mr.. Woods committee at the pre-
sent moment, to improve and simplify, and
public ear Is deafened with the outcry that We
must keep up the tariff to maintain the reve-
nue. Must we, indeedf In 1877 Great Britain
collected from customs duties ego ,41O 42O. In
the same year re collected from the same
source only f29 614 ,377. And yet Great Brit
ain has simplited her dutes,t to the lowest point
while we levy duties on nearly every article
that enters our ports from the ocean or crosses
our northern frontier