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Allegl,eny Caitle.

EAST LIBERTY, November L. CATrLE-Re.
ceipts to-day 272 head OF through and 100 oi
local. Total for days I,l56 OF through and
1857 Of local No business to-day.
Hoos-Receipts to-day 8, ,740 head total for
4 days 1915 Yorkers $ 10; Philadelphia
sHnS-Receipts to-day 100 head total for 4
days 400 Nothing for sale; market closed fol
the week.
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PARIS ELECTIONS.

PARIS, November 1.-The ruturns Of the
elections for Municipal Delegates show
that the eleven departments, now repre-
sented by 27 Conservative Senators, have
been won by the Republicans, who lost no
A Republican majority Of
l2or l5is confidently expected in the next
Senate.
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Governor Lew Wallace Anticipates No
Fnriher Trouble. ~

wAsnlxarox, D. G., November 1.-The
Secretary Of the Interior has received from
Gov. Lew Wallace, Of New Mexico, q let
Ter informing him that since the publica-
tion Of the Presidents proclamation the
lawlessness existing in the Territory, on
the Governors arrival, has almost entirely
subsidized and that he has every reason to
believe that no further trouble need be
anticipnted,
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DETROIT, November LII. shearcr, Of
GreenyiIle, Ohio, who committed an 49,
Srayated assault on Congressman Ellis;
worth, last spring. was to-day yt;snnnG sen,9nTu ~
to pay a fine Of 500 and be imprls9,neu y. y,
the Detroit House Of Correction ior aS
months, by Judge I.ovelle, at swlntoh'
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r ,Aw DEPARTMENT OF THE
West Virginia University.

Prof. St George T. Brooke, recently elected
to the chairot Law and Equity in the State
University at Moruantown, will begin his
Lectures on November eth. A matriculation
fee of SIS will be charged. No other fees 10
law students. For further information ad'
dress the President OF the University, at Nor
gantown. no2-S
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GLASGOW, November 1.-The Sheriff re-
fusing bail for the Directors Of the Glas-
gov Bank, the appeal will be carried be-
fore the Lord Advocate, and, II necessary,
to The High Court OF Judiciary.
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NEW YoRK, November 1.-Asriyed-s
Steamers Baltic from Liverpool; France,
from London; Maine, from Rreuen. ~
PoRT EApS, November l.--Arriyed; Jo-
seph Farrens, Newport, Wales; Magarretta,
Rotterdam. ~ y
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LONDON, November la Constantine
pie dispatch says: The Porte hasinform-
cd Minister Layard that proposed reforms
will be introduced in one province OF
Asia Minor, but the complete realization
OF the project will be postponed until the
state Of Turkish finances permit.
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FINANCIAL WRECKS.


TRoY, n. Y, November Lit appears
from the reports OF the Bank Superintend-
cnt and Bank Examiner that the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank Is hopelcssly
insolyent, and its officials have been guilty
OF grave Irregularities and concealed the
true condition Of the bank by false state
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DIsAppEARgp WITH RRusr FUNDS.

NEw YoRE, November lit is alleged
that James II. Wheatley, the proprietor Of
a sugar refinery in Brooklyn, is missing
with nearly quarter OF million trust
funds belonging to several estates in that
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NANEs ARE ARptTRARY.-Names OF dis.
eases are arbltrary-remoye the cause,
isolate yourself, or, best Of all, wear an
Egyptian Fever and Ague and Liver Pad,
and YOU may walk as fearlessly amidst all
diseases as the lnoculated do amidst small.
pox.
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NEw YoRK, November l.-Therc Is no i'm.
proyement In trade, and business continues
light In oil departments except worAtetl dress
goods which arc fairly active Cotton goods
quiet MsS nS y SS ssSn. r nay,I mGSUE s S% SNi
foreign goods sluggish,
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n SAN FRANclsco, November 1.-The Unit
ed States Investigators to-day continued
the examination Of the steerage passengers
wrecked on the steamer Georgia. The
evidence being pretty much the same as
heretofore taken,
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rnfn,,n,Ie,I Rnnnors.

PHILADELPHIA, November .l.-After Q
thorough investigation Of the rumors IRON
London that tho Russian oruisors in Amer
lean waters Ind been ordered to prepare
for active service during this month, II has
been ascertained that no such orders have
hean received,
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NOT TRpE,

Clara Morris and husband say the state.
ment concerning them published by the
Dramatic Ne,cs Is utterly false. Mr.. Her.
riott has ordered his attorney in New York
to bring suit for libel against the Ne'rs.
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:, ,,onn,y,yon1o Rs,,rooG pIyldcnd. md

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 1.-the
Directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company have agreed upon semi:annuaiI
dividend OF two per cent, A dividend
hereafter will be declared semi.annualIy
instead OF quarterly.
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Cke Gatelligettar,
:.,.... yo., .s and "a Fourteenth street.
wr,r vlRGrSlA CERTIFICATES ESQ called

WE,r VIRGISIA CERrtElcATES lso calleuJ J
40 now quoted at OI, an advance of about
~, ~, cent in the last few weeks. This looks
U1s G1s manipulation in view of the fact that
,%n %a credit Of Virginia is getting worse
Ut" ,.s,v day. Why should the stream be
t .;.iny when the fountain is falling3 The
,,.,, ," law of physics teaches us that such
) ,hin, cannot be except by artificial aid.
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NASHVILLE, November l.9Jhdge Baxter
to-day rendered decree ordering the sale
OF the Tennessee division Of the St Louis
& Southeastern Railroad for Che benefit oi
its creditors. !, ~ u :. ~ ~ &. = y.
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Nav 0RLEASs, November l.-CofIee-.Job.
bing ordinary to prime at l4sIalsIic, gold.
sngar-Quleti common at 6aSIfc; common "a
good common 5s4aG9sc; yellow clarified 7Ha
nc Nolases-Qulct but firm fair s2aSSc.
hlee-DnlI; Louisiana ordinary to choice al
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Acquitted or Murder.

BosroS, MASS, November 1.-The ex.
animation Of DR.. Speer and Mabel Whit.
man., OF Charlestown, on the charge OF
poisoning the mother OF the latter, result
ed in the acquittal OF both. g-
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RAILROAD BoEps-Str0ng.
STATE BoEDs-Qpiet, except South Caroli-

STATE BoEDs-Quiet, except South Caroli'
mas, which defined heavily.
SrOcEs-The market at the opening deClin.
cd fraction, but subsequently became
strong and advanced Y to TX, the latter Wa.
basil, which opened at l9A, declined Il and
sold up at the close to 2l%. After this Erie
was the most prominent, advancing from 10
to 2OL. Northwestern shares were strong, and
advanced OH the announcement that the earn
ingS for the fourth week In October showed an
increase. The activity and advance In Rock
Island was partly due to the reports
that the English capitalists are urging that the
shares be placed on the list OF the London
Stock Exchange. The strength exhibited by
Wabash Is ascribcd TO the belief that the pur.
chase movement IN stock Is In the Vanderbilt
interest. Erie improved on the largc amount
OF aSScsSmentspaid. The market closed strong
for the entire list.
Transactions 1S7, 900 shares OF which 5000
were Erie assessment paid. 5000 Lake Shore,
5000 Wabash, G,0OO Northwestern common,
1000 preferred, 1000 Rock lslabd, 5000 ST.
Paul, 1900 Lackawanna, 5000 Union Pacific,
and 49, 900 Western Union.
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Why Cnloh WIthdrnV

'BosroS, November I.-Caleb Cushing
withdraws from the Butler ticket because
OF his advanced ago and not having a
years residence.
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wooLES MILLS BURNED.

LAwnEScE, MASS, November l.-Tay-
lor's Woolen Mills, at North Salem, N. H.,
burned. Loss, sG5, 900; insurance, Se2, 900.
IxDIAxAroLts, November adams &
Stone, lumber dealers and manufacturers
OF wooden ware, lost 5000 by fire last
night, and are fully insured.
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BERLIN, November LA correspondence
between Bismarck and the Wurtemburg
minister is published, wherein Bismarck
states thatit Is the intention OF the Gov
ernment to bring about comprehensive
revision OF the custom tariff, the prepata-
tory labors for which have already been
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CLOSED FOR A HOLIDAY.

CLOSED FOR A HOLIDAY.
The Bank OF England and Stock Ex
change closed to-day, 1t being q holiday.
t SAFE AND SOUND.
The steamship Helyetia has proceeded
for New York, not having been injured in
the collision with the revenue cutter
Fannie.
The steamship Greece, Of the same line,
at anchor outward bound, was run into by
the steamer Kron Prinz. No damage
done.
THE GLASGOW BANK.
GLASGOW, November 1.-The Sheriff re.
fusing bail for the Directors OF the Glas'
gov Bank, the appeal will be carried be-
fore the Lord Advocate, and, II necessary,
to the High Court OF Judiciary.
STOPPED WORK.
It is announced that John LeCkie 4 Co.,
saddlers, Of Glasgow and London, have
stopped work.
TIE PEDESTRIANS.
In the pedestrian tournament Corkey at
l o'clock today had made 4l0 miles, and
Weston, who is fifth on he list, 355 miles.
Weston's left ankle is swollen and very
painful. .....
l. BANK OF ENGLAND BULLION.
The amount Of bullion in the Bank OF
England on balance to-day was 10000
pounds.
MORE FAILURES ~ GLASGOW.
LONDON, November Matthew &Niel-
man, merchants Of Glasgow and Leith,
have failed.
Liabilities Of John Leckie & Co., Of Glas-
gov and London, whose failure was an.
nounced yesterday, are estimated at E25O,
900.
OBITUARY.
LONDON, November l.-Baron Won Wy
denbruck, who was the Austrian Minister
at Washington during the reign OF Em.
peror Maximilian in Mexico, is dead.
INDIA TALKS OF A GOLD CURRENCY.
A Calcutta correspondent hears upon
good authority that the Government OF In
dia contemplates adopting goldcurrency.
FAILED FOR ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
r. Shore & Co., brokers, OF Liverpool,
have failed Liabilities $4,000.
READY TO TREAT FOR A DEYtSITIvE PEACE.
A dipatch from Berlin says: Russia, re.
plying to the Porte's overtures, has de-
clared her readiness TO the European nego.
tiations for defnitive treaty.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, November 1.-The Rothschilds
will next, week offer ES,50O,0OO OF 5 per
cent Egyptian bonds, guaranteed at from
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WE understand that during tho past
twenty.iour hours the Top Mill blast
furnace cast seventy tons OF iron.
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GERMANY.
TARIFF REVISION,

BERLIN, November 1.-The police inter
dected the sale OF Socialistic works at Las
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The following is the public debt state
ment for the month OF October, 1878:
COIN BONDS.
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GREECE.


ATHENS, November IN. Trecoupi
has succeeded in forming now cabinet.
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IHARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared to make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones, Mineral
Waters, etc.
LABORATORY, Con. ArH AND CHAPIlSE srs.,
jals WHEELING. W. VA.
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TURKEY.

GARNER Pages, the statesman and histo,
ian, Is dead. Aged rs years.
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The Bank OF England and Stock Ex
change closed to-day, 1t being q holiday.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRk, November l.-MoSEY-Actiye
at 4a7 per cent, closing at 6a7. Prime mer.
camille paper 5a7 per cent. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $1,Il2,0O0. Customs re-
ccipts $4,000. Clearings $9.500,00 Sterl.
Ing exchange, bankers bills quiet ut 4.S2
sight exchange on New York 487k. Dry
goods imports for the week 81 $4,000.
GoLp-Stcady at 1907. Carrying rates y
to pcr cent
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-09
Cost Of Cotton.

Hon. Thos. =. Jones. Commission.
or at Agriculture for tn. State. at
Georgia, lately addressed "A cirrnldr
/ Ia a large number oi prominent far
Incrs asking for an estimate of The
lowest figures per pound 1T which
cotton could br produced hy farmers
who raise all their provision supplies
1T home. and also the lowest figures
M which it could he produced bv
those buying all their bacon. fonr.
etc, and more or less of corn. The
circular was answered 10y nearly
every person az addressed. The renrr
al average made from the informa.
ton sent in, showed that it cost the
farmer who raised his home supplies
nine cents and two mills per pound
to produce cotton, while it cost the
farmer who bought his supplies four.
teen cents per pound.
or course it is understood that
these figures do not represent the
actual cost Of production, but rather
the figures at which the farmer must
sell his crop to save himself from
loss.
The conclusion is, that the farmer
who has made an average crop of
cotton, and produced at the same
time a tnll supply of corn, fodder or
hay, syrup, potatoes, vegetables,
bacon and lard, etc, and has stock
of hogs and cattle for next wear,
has done profitable years work;
and Just in proportion "a he has
neglected these supplies, his profits
have been less and less until the op
pOSite extreme is reached, when he
will have lost by his tarm operations
of the year. All of which leads to
the conviction that in whatever light
ii may be viewed, it is evident that
the trHe policy is to Diversity; to
plant largely OF corn, oats, wheat,
sugar cane, potatoes and other crops
adapted to our soil and climate.
Aud this should he done with view
to direct profit in themselves. and
not as merely subsidiary to the cot.
ton crop.
The money received for the cotton
produced on farm, might be made
the measure of the net profits on the
whole farming operations. The
general adoption of this policy,
ronld very largely reduce the ag.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-09

Wrlke communications from our friend.
np"n matters of general interest and will
always publish their contributions If PRO
per. We Reserve the privilege of change
III some cases. W. want always a rrspon.
slhlc uaint-no anonymous articles will he
noticed. Aud just here W. beg To state,
that hrcvity is a quality that editors e-p..
ciaily admire. Begin at once. when an ar.
tlclc is to be written. Fancy and fine wri
ting have few favoritcs. The surplus
words and sentences, no matter how bean
t'iul they may sound, arr very like the
truth on the milk psil-iit only To be blown
away ~ that the nourishing iuid may b,.
reached. Every editor will echo the pray.
cr-t'"od Lord, deliver Us from long wind,d
articles. And the editor is the hest Judge.
for lie knows what is the popular taste he
minister~to, 50, our contributors. cut il
short, else we will refuse Your article.
point-blank.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-09
MAIL ROUTE.

We learn that = hill will -oon be- intro
ducrd 10y the Hon. J. T.. Leonard, of this
District, To establish mail route from
lion'r via Sykes Ferry, Martins Ferry.
aud Rcd Land, 10 Crlinsburg on Red liiy-
rr. This IN indeed most important route
and will hr of immense practical advamt-
age 10 one Of the NEST populoHs srctinu.
"f Louisiana. W" have had occasion pre-.
NiouslN tn alludc ~ the necessity for this
route aud had hrcan To- far that no r,,-
vision wonll be made 10 supply the want.
of the people in the three parishes along
the proposed route. The routc advertised
from Mlnden to Eden. Arkansas, will not
meet the Necessities at the casr. The only
proper plan ~ the route suggested hN a
committee SOM time ago aud sent Ia the
department IN printed circular. Even
with the route truin Miudrn TO Eden. "A
space Of over five hundred square mile.
With "a dense population viii bc without a
post Office Our distinguished senator.
Hon. !. Is. EuSti-. will no doubt give the
matter prompt attention, aud h, will. with
Nh. leonard, receive the cordial thanks Of
gratIt-d constituency.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-09
Watching a Rifle Balls Flight.

Three gentlemen, members of the
Amateur Rifle club, Yesterday after.
noon were in the town ot Brighton,
rifle shooting. The distance was 700
yards; AL three were shooting
"trcedmoor" niles. From the tirirr
point To the target the giound grad
nailN assembled. So that "A small telc
scope. but IL good one. firmly fixed
III true bounds on tree, az "A dis.
tance ct perhaps thirty feet. made "a
line point for observation. One of the
shooters, while looking through the
glass To mark Il shot of one of his
companions. exclaimed that he saw
the bail rs it sped on its mission.
The announcement WIS received
with increduiity; but one of the
9th r shooters went To the glass.
and he also SAW the ball almost IA
II lett the gun. and through It's
whole Hight, nearly til. whole line ut
IL trajectory. until il struck the
target. SO .airrcs'iI" and hcauti.
ful WAS the sight that every ball
was watched toy one or the other OF
the gentlemen; aud il is an actual
ldct that the point AZ which IN. hail
would sirlk" III" target could he seen
hrioic the bali struck. Ii WAS even,
insisted upon that the rotary motion
ri the ball could u" observed 10
ester ". \. H,1uM.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-09

With the beginning Of the New Year we
must return our thanks 20 the people Of
Claiborne parish for the support they have
given the GUARDIAN since its birth. We
had anticipated success, but had also feared
that eur success would be attended by at
losst the usual amount Of trials which 81
beset the average newspaper. II affords
~ especial qualification, however to state
that no complaints have As yet reached our
cars, and tho rapid increase Of onr Snbscrip-
ton List givss evidence that the GUARDIAN
y rapidly growing in the favor Of til" p-o-
pie. For slf this we are grateful, and shall
endcavor TO render the GUARDIAN yet more
worthy Of popular regard.
Bat VIC want mort subscribers. II 10
true that We have over 500 names on our
subscription list in Claiborne parish, alone;
yet there are 500 Others who ought TO read
their parish paper-'o read il without hor-
rowing II from their n..ghbor. Tor the
small sam of Two Dollars and Finy Cents
We furnish . paper which meets all the
wants Of the people. So, at least, our sub
scribers tell us We wish to advance, aud
With each additional name on our list We
arc that much more able TO improve our
paper for the benefit Of our readers.
Our readers will take notice that we OF.
poet help from them. Every man who sub
scribcs for the GUARDIAN can with ease
procure the name Of another TO swell our
list. We are thankful to our patr,ns for
psst favors, and do not think We ask too
much when we suggest the above easy
means Of helping us aud themselves. =
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PROHIBITION.

In a short while the majority OF
the wards in the parish will vote Oh
the liquor question and will deter.
mine whether or not in their respec.
tive limits whisky shall be sold.
The police jury have ordered cleo
tions aud the people must deter
mine for themselves whether intOx.
icating liquors shall be the bane Of
society in Claiborne parish, The
result of the election il almost Ger.
tain. Men Of the highest standing
have signed the various petitions;
others who have had no opportunity
for signing express their sympathy,
aud the colOred people are said to
be almost unanimous in favor of the
movement. From these facts We
may safely predict that in the year
1873 in those wards where elections
are ordered, no whisky or other in.
toSicating liquors will be openly
sold. With even this favorable re.
suit the matter can but for q time
be- m experiment. 1t remains to be
seen whether or not. after u trial is
had, positive prohibition will accom-
pllsl the desired result. In other
states it has failed to prevent drunk.
enness and disorder. But inasmuch
as the theoretical Temperance man
has n sublime faith in the efficacy
of his cherished plan, it is not i'm.
proper, in Justice to his ardent views
of reform, to give the project fair
trial.
We can with all sincerity urge
our readers to heartily aid the pro
hibition movement. We have every
desire to see the traffic in liquors 81
regulated az to do away with all
the evils which it undonbtedly
causes. We will not therefore Cd
pose the experiment to be tried.
Even If we have grave doubts as To
the possibility of u good result, We
cannot believe that prohibition
would make matters worse than
they are now.
We therefore urge all men to vote
for the prohibition and use their in
iluence to induce others TO do the
same. Above all exert powerful
influence over the mOralis's and
moderate drinkers. The druHkard
will usually bc found all right.
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More C0unterfeits Ahoat.

USITEp STATES Treasury DEPARTMENT, }
Secret Service Division,
Washington, December q, lST.
Mr.. -. United States Secret Service
Agent, New Orleans:
SIR-A new counterfeit - note
on the First National Bank Of
Hanover, Pa, has made its appear.
ance. The paper is very thin and
color dark. Date February ~. 1864,
and bearing signatures of +. +.
Spinner and l.. f. Chiitendep.
About September 20 1877, a well
executed counterfeit ~ note OH the
First National Bank Of Tama1ua,
Pa, made its appearance. Upon
the face OF this note the letter 5 in
the word "dollars" has a blurred
look, az though done in printing.
On the back the word "owing~ is
spelled "ownig,' ana the word
"thousand" is spelled "thonsaud.-
The counterfeit Is note on the First
National Bank of Hanover, Pa, is
printed from the same plate as the
Tamaqua, anG bears the same char.
acterls,ics, with the exception that
the word "owing" has been corrected.
but two dots can be discovered over
the word.
1t would be well to advise news.
papers in your vicinity to give pub.
llclty to these facts. and to suggest
To the public that all notes on these
banks of the denomination Of Is be
refused.
Respectfully.
JAS. j. BROOKS, Chief.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-09

gregate of the cotton crup for few
years; but tue resulting improved
condition uf the farmers-aidpd by
the stimulus Of higher prices would
III short D-elnhle them to supply
the increasing demand for the Sg.
i,!s- without dryiating from sys-
tenn which has been taught them
by 80 long and bitter lessons.