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Smyrna times., 1879-05-28

AWNeiHisy wa Cecil county last Wednesday. At those
;scss H and vacnity the hail was large and plentiful
Sf SS5 nqfR Fhe S n ai4 S sss 5as E@ST@g |
sO the roads and conelds are badly washed
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- 1fonday last meeting was held at CrisieId for
On OD1,se of devising means for the enforcement of
ule p1 nniiOn law. A permanent organization was
9d @eng ddGsa 10 e al SaaS 0i9
nSssry to bring offenders against the law to justice.
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-, farmers in IidcW0ter, Nlrglnlu nave conn
Inc harvesting their early crops. which are nearly
mec later than last year and the steamers for New
mohpIh ph;1s sdeiphia Baltimore and Washington are
YORK; afed TO their utmost capacity with new pota
daiS dsiS sSpsragus, strawberries &c
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MARYLAND ITEMS.

,,odden. colored, of Easton. was struck by
Geor9gs Ges9ng last Wednesday and instantly killed.
hsi'''' ,9-o,,;ng of S. B. woolford, of Dorchester
The Ih,iit in 1765 is still in excellent condition
eOui'' nae 7. poulson. of Baltimore delivered
Rev; itemnerance speeches in Cecil county last
1ssSEE'' 1sssE. ,..,..,, ,,.,,o ,-.. ,,,,-.,, ,o.,.
hours -, -, 11...,, =, g.
samGe er s55 Coo damages, the latter having injured
boTO9uSS ~ sn assault last March,
.onorted that John B. Tyson, of Cecil county,
tiIe digging up stump % Ioun9 t VESSEL VI
rhich eOn!alhec se'N 49,
VA gold coins
,hi,anelphia Club House on Seneca Point,
The !, nth East on the North East river is being
below order for Sheriff Wright and party, who are
Pvrnected soon.
cap hoard no complaint about the destruction
We nav in This county by the late frosts. The pros
Ofpescnt there will be full crop of peaches this
pee. = !, talbot county.-Edston star
!e" ., pictsrs.-Throngs of pea and strawberry
%SrorS Ien Baltimore, Monday, for Anne Arundale
counsycsing season has commenced there in earnest
,.,o, Of Lilly Duer, who is charged With shoot
Inc st tiIling Ella Hearn at Pocomoke City. last
ing aber has been fixed for thursday next at the
NOyentor county court now i'll session at Snow HILL
Tho host information to be obtained here
Psacsss eject that the recent cold snap has not
is TO iH iN ininred the peaches. The outlook now is
naleta,2y a,y large crop in this county.-CeRtreviNe o.
STrer.
Tho farmers in Tidewater Virginia have com
Inc harvesting their early crops, which are nearly
later than last year, and the steamers for New
am9n1pb 1pbiisdelphia Baltimore and Washington are
loTNi;sEed TO their utmost capacity with new pota
daily dSS%srap1ls strawberries, &c.
.,- severe storm passed over Zion and Mechan-
AWiiI AVWsiIsv Cecil county last Wednesday. At those
les Nand yacinity the hail was large and plentiful,
pastIS tISote much glass 1t also injured the growing
ana The fall of rain in that section was very
crops the roads and corn fields are badly washed
a. Monday last meeting was held at Crisield for
OrDnse On of ievising means for the enforcement OF
le pcai onlion law. permanent organization was
uS uSdtej and resolution adopted pledgng those par
enesfinS. in the meeting to use all legitimate means
usSs TO bring offenders against the law to justice
~, O,lres-MeSsrs. Editors Last week as l twas
n, IIo through one of the farms of T. ]. F. Smith
p rssides near MillngtOn, in this county my atten
WIZ @ rss called to about dozen fine Jersey calves
uo beifer owned by him. One of the calves calved
a raster Monday from Jersey COW just three year:
o hs being her second calf weighed, before 1t
% ou Ssvs Did SereRy-t1rO pounds Can any of our Ken
SEeen Annes farmers beat this ?-IrdCeler in Men
Neu&
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to NE, requested to calf
and settle Immediately.
may 76 J. W. FLICK, Smyrna. Del.
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VOLUME XXVII.-NUMBER l58.
aGas SaIs.

FoR sALE-A SECONDHAND LAW
~ YER Printing Pres. Platan itxl7. Apply
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CHICAGO, February l0.-Bishop Foley
died few minutes before / o'clock this
morning. The funeral services will be
held in this city on Friday, after which
the remains Of the Bishop will DO taken
to Baltimore, He has been prostrated by
complicated disorder since Sunday, the
9th inst, and since then, although his
physicians believed that they could con-
troll his disease. he has at no time been
out OF danger. Soon after midnight a sin.
gular change appeared and It was imlne.
liately communicated to his physicians,
who found that, weakened as he was BY
dysentery Of twenty.four hours duration,
tile deadly typhoid pneumonia would
prove fatal. His mind was perfectly clear
and he prayed constantly while able 10
articulate.. As his speech began to fail he
turned to Dr.. McAIullin and said: 81 an
point you administrator; | have tired 10
do my duty; bow to the will OF Almighty
God" These were his last words. His
life has been particularly active, and his
tender heart and great administrative
ability have secured him an atlectionate
remembrance in the minds OF his large
flock. The 9th Of March proximo would
have been bis 9th birthday.
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IAt AsllOn NJ the senate ON the J0llnAon
RnIlrnnd Llll

w Wv NhE AuAtllNbU
Railroad HilI, II
The so'callcd Johnson railroad bill was
r''el down in the Senate yesterday by 10
o& This vote does not indicate mn un.
NAIIngness ontl'e part Of the Senate 10 do
lail which may he necessary to rectify
eHnngs Of the people in the matter Of
osIntcs on the Baltimore 4 Ohio road,
sa' simply their belief that the johnson
a1Na nota practical piece Of legislation.
~ johnson himself gave his bill a blow
'Asa IN his speech he confessed that he
lai an object outside of the bill, which
VGt waste smoke the company out Of
la'lf charter. and compel them to come
S'e' 'AegCnrrNl railroad law Of the State.
las point would never have been ac.
@aP'shed hyh hiIl, The United States
Sopenle Court would simply have held
1saN unconstitutional and void, and It
''sld then have remained for IN other
ss'aInr, after years Of contest, to do
4N Which the legislature is seeking 10 do
w wv VIZ devise some way for practical
~ Permanent security against undue
'sigcs on the roa,l.
'lose who have any curiosity to know
ss''a'vr what the decision Of the U. S.
Supreme Court would have been in re.
,....', sas.o the johnson bill can lind it pretty
sA'aIy S,. outlined in the 95th vol, of U. S.
,r.n sO'S' Of 9'I' Otto, as the lawyers would
n. tFs@ IT. On page ~ Of that volume
;, :, g'''''ae is laid down that power can
S,,. !" " exercised by u State over inter.
E1.., % ''Sin'rrcc. This bcing tho case, 1t
t,.'' n"'' that the West Virginia Leris.
~ ' could not invali,late the CHAR.
w company under which It
,..,o ""Se' to charge Us high as
a, ,.'' per ton per mile, by enacting
s%F F'o rate ottlc Chicago rate should
Il. IS.nI'ss' n.y.. between all points along the
~. Os.see0 y, tho Ulrio river and Bali.
A., 11's would be 10 say in effect, that
NJ ''.' .jnsa 'ao'Il not do any through bust,
pst' 'pyy I', pro rate Of what they could
' a,~ y a',ay such business would compel
i.,.so d. !" carry freight for little or nothing
s' S',s points in this State.
a, :. Nles' after the johnson bin, tle
s,s,,.. 'H'an'o joint resolution offered by
Es%. E'%' Jones which will possibly bc be-.
ts,,.~ ,~ a stna'c to-day, That resolution
Sss,,ls ss a' Attorney General to institute
1, a'Il'as ,S.., boxing to an inyaliaalion q
i.ne, .t, Wy, Of thy company, Senate.
wy authorities the oltss day III
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, February 10.
SENATE.

Mr.. Cameron (Wis.), from the select
committee TO inquire into the omission oil
the Hot Springs clause from the appropria-
ton BILL submitted 0 report which was
ordered printed.
Consideration was resumed OF the post.
Office appropriation bill. After the several
amendments oil the Sena' eUommittee to the
House bill had been agreed To-; when the
Brazilian mail steamer subsidy was reach
ed, points OF order were raised by Senators
Beck and Edmunds and after q lengthy
discussion the Senate went into Executive
Session, after which II adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Legislative appropriation bill was
considered in Committee Of the Whole.
The point OF order made last night
against the amendment offered by Mr..
Herbert repeating the jurors test oath and
regulating the mode OF drawing anil pay OF
jurors was overruled, Chairman Blackburn
deciding the amendment In order.
Mr.. Hale moved to amend the amend
ment by striking therefrom the clause reg.
ulating the method OF selecting Jurors.
Rejected-yeas l04, nays 122.
Mr.. Hale then moved to amend the
amendment by providing for defraying the
expenses which may he incurred In the
enforcement OF the act approved Februa-
ry %, 1871, 10 enforce the rights OF citizens
to vote in the several States. Rejected.
Mr.. Randall called attention to the fact,
for some reason or other, which he was
not aware OF, that the State of Pennsyl.
vania had been exempted from the opera
tion OF the sections which were proposed
to be repealed, and ut his suggestion the
amendment was so worded as TO make It's
application general.
Mr.. Conger moved to strike out the
amendment the clause repeating section
S2l, that would allow the repeal Of section
$40, and would leave II in the discretion OF
the court TO make connection with rebel
lion.
Mr.. Elan thought it was q remarkable
spectacle that the President Of the United
States might take modified oath, but that
jurors could not. He reminded the gen.
tleman from Michigan, (Conger), that the
late war between the estates; hedid not call
it rebellion had ceased, but the two
sections OF the country could never be
reconciled cordially while this test oath
remained on the Statute books.
A long and acrimonious discussion en-.
sued, which continued until the House
adjourned.
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cess Is 6OaS 25 wheat-Firmer; No. spring
eSci nngradsd do 05a9Sc; nngraded winter
do 81 l2ISal lS; No. l do 81 I2I1al IS; I'm.
graded amber 81 l2al IS; No. Q do 81 l2Jfa
Is Nngraded white 81 Ita1 10; No. 9 do
sales 50, 900 bushels at 81 lOal lOI<; No. do
sales $1,000 bushels at 81 l2fal IS; extra do
sales 1900 bushels at 81 13k. Rye-FIrtn;
State 6oc In store. Barley-Steady; poor
Michigan Soc. Malt-Quiet. Corn-Nomlnal.
ly unchanged; ungaded 40al7c; No. 5 42Na
42Hc; steamer 44sSa44I4c; No. 9, 400; old do
48SSR47 Nc. oats-Activc. and u shade higher
No, 8 white SlAaS2IlC; No. 2 do SSaSS Kc;
mixed western SlaSSc; white western S3aS5c
Hay--Nominally unchanged HoIs-Quiet
but steady yearlings 4a8c; eastern and west.
ern sal2c; New York State 6al6c. Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargocs 11ai5c; job lots II 1ka16hc.
Sugar -Nomlnally unchanged. NIoIasses
New Orleans 26aSsc, RiCS-ln fair demand and
steady. Petroleum-Quict; United UBXc;
crude SIEa0c; refined 9Kc. Wool-In good
demand at full prices; domestic fleece 27a4Oc;
pulled l0a36c; unwashed i0a25c; Texas lSa
2Sc. WhiSky-Firmerat 81 0S.
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The couse Of his speech to show that
the Courts were not inclined to in.
validate charters except under pecu.
liar circumstances, but rather to en-.
force penalties. There is a penalty
provided in section 22d OF the law Of 1887
(Which law lspart Of the charter assessing
fine Of not less than s25 nor more than
500 for demanding moro than the pre-.
scribcd rates Of toll; but Of course this
penalty Is practically imperative, inas-
much as tho road does not pretend in a
vast majority OF cases to charge what It's
charter permits
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Murat ITaIstead Before the Committee ON
Railroads.

Nurat lIalstead Before the Committee ON
Railroads.
WASHINGTON, February l9.-Murat Hal
stead, OF the Cincinnati Commercial, to-day,
made brief statement to the Senate Com
mittee on Railroads. He said the letter
he had written some years ago and intro
duced in arguments upon the Jones bill
before the committee, grew out OF the war
fare OF the western papers with the New
York Associated Press. AT that time the
western papers conquered their indcpen-
dence and now transact their business
through their own organization, having
business however with the New York As
sociated Press. In the war between the
Western Associated Press and the New
York Associated Press in 1866 the West.
ern Union Telegraph Company treated lis
with absolute fairness, but now they
furnish the opposition press in the
West at lower rates than they
serve us. The main object OF the
New York Associated Press was to pre-.
vent reckless competition among its own
members. The newspaper business was q
private ono and the government had no
right to NEEDLE with it at all. Men con-
nscted with the press had the same right
as other citizens, no more, but they claim.
ed that when they had built up system
Of obtaining news rs the Western Asso-
ciated Press, employing agents every
where, they had a right to the news rs
property. There were too many news
papers now, they were daily dying out
and therefore it was not good policy to
encourage other swarms.
Senator Mitchell-What do you think
OF giving the Railroad Companies the pri-
vilege Of transmitting commercial mes
Sir. Halstead-They would do well to
mind their own business. The privilege
would add to their influence in the politics
OF the country. l don't think the vote Of
the railroads would benefit the country.
The newspaper and telegraph business
should, so far as possible, be let alone.
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BALrtaoRE,> February l9.-Flour- Strong
and IN active demand; western superflne s. Is
aS Is do extra SS 75a4 50; do family 81 75a
500. Wheat--Western strong; No. 9 Penn.
sylyania red 81 II; No. 2western winter red,
spot and February, 81 lONa1 10If; March
81 II; April 81 II. Con-Western firm
and higher; western mixed, spot and Febru.
ary, 4l7sci March 44Nc;. April 45IS4Gc; May
46Hc; steamer 4lHc. 0atS-Steady and un.
changed. PrOVisions--Quiet and unchanged.
Bntter-EaSy prime TO choice western pack
changed. PctrOleum-Firm; crude un.
changed; refined 99Sc. Co(Iec-Quiet; Rio
cargoes unchanged. WhiSky-Dull and nOmi.
nal at 81 10.
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WEST ALEXANDER.

wnsr ALEXANDER, Pa, Feb. 10.
Editors TuIellIgsnetr
The following persons were elected al
an election held here yesterday for Dor.
ough officers:
Judge Of Election E. S. Alexander.
Inspectors-S. Kimmins, W. H. Frazier.
Justice Of the PeaCG-J. s. Waltz.
School Directors j. S. Waltz, S. Kim
Assessor @. Shelter.
Assistant Assessors-Jocl Truesdell, s.
Constable-D. Powers.
Auditor-J. B. Gilfllan.
Burgess-M. Dougherty.
Council. r. Anderson, James Lidy,
s. A. Craig, VIM. Frazier, W. L. Porter,
Isaac Post,
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PHILApELPHIA, Feb. lO.-Flour-Demand
active; Minnesota family $420a5 90; Ohio do
"a 60a6 25; St. Louis fancy 50 90; wintcr wheat
patents y So spring wheat patents So 90;
spring white patents IS 50. Wheat-Unsettled;
No. = western red, in elevator, $lO9. Rye
Western at 6ia55c. Corn-Steady; rejected
western, track, 42Ifc; do steamer, 4SIia44c;
steamer, elevator 42lIa4SC; yellow western,
track, 44ai4Hc 0ats-Firm; white western
30a321c. Proyisions-Firmer. Beef-Mess at
l24a1Sc. Pork-Extra $l075: prime $40 90
alO %. Hams-Smoked sas Nc; picked SIC.
lIard-Western tierce 81 %. Butter-Steady
and unchanged: Eggs-stcady; western la
full cream SI<aS9lc; do good 7asc. Petroleum
Dull refined 95Sc; crude 81 ISaSkc. Whisky
Western 81 OF.
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dke qnteltigetrftr.
.,-.,u,n Legislature and the West
IN VlrrIniH Certificates.

a., ,o.. - "nd N Fourteenth street.
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= = -
GENERAL NEWS.
Critical Condition of Affairs at
Cape Town.
British Forces Falling Back.
The Congressional Bear Garden In
Full Blast Yesterday.
Spicy Advice of Murat HaIstead to
the Telegraph Committee.
The Mother Of States and of States
men Repudiates the West vir-
glnia Cetifcates.
WASHINGTON.

A CASE OF INTEREST TO WEST vIRGINIANs.
WASHINGTON, February ls.-In the SEN
ate to-day the claim of Mr.. Joseph See.
gar, for five thousand dollars, being
the amount awarded him by the
Committee on Privileges and Elections in
full satisfaction of his demands for salary
and the expenses OF contesting his seat as
Senator from Virginia during the period
succeeding the reconstruction ofthat State,
was ordered to be paid out Of the contir-
gent fund of the Senate, bya vote OF 81 TO
20. The Senate at first evincetl q disposition
TO prevent action upon it, but Senators
Hoar, Dawes, and Withers made such
urgent appeals in the old gentleman's be-
half that they ultimately succeeded in
passing the bill. Mr.. Seegar was elected
United States Senator from Virginia by
the same Legislature that adopted the
Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitu.
tion, and that gave the consent OF Virginia
to the formation Of the State Of West Vir.
ginia. AS Senator Hoar contended, If
such body was not the lawful Legisla-
ture Of Virginia, then the validity OF two
OF its most important acts could well be
seriously questioned. Mr.. Seegar obtained
the money voted to him this afternoon.
THE hot SPRINGS oNIssIoN-lIow IT HAP
PENFD.
The report OF the Special Committee of
the Senate to investigate the cause OF the
omission Of the Hot Springs section from
the sundry civil appropriation bill at the
last session says all the evidence goes to
show that the omission was clerical err
ror made by the overworked and exhaust
ed members and clerks of the House Com
mittee while enrolling the voluminous
and intricate bill in sections as it came
from the Conference Committee during
the last hours OF the session, and it
Is also conclusivelY proven to every one
that neither Senator Conover nor any
member OF the Senate is in any way I'M.
plicated in the loss or omission OF the sec
tiOn from the bill in question, and the bill
did not come into the possession Of Sena-
tor Canoyer or any member OF the Senate
Committee on Enrolled Bills, or the clerk
OF the committee, from the time it left the
House Committee till it was placed before
the President.
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TIIg ZULU WAR.
ADvIcE FRoM CAPE rowN.

LONDON, February 1O.-Advices from
Cape Town to january 90th, via Madeira,
are MS follows: Col. Woods column was
attacked on January 24th by 1000 ZuIus.
The enemy were dispersed with but tri.
fling loss to Col. Woods command. Sev.
eral attacks on Pearson's column and other
columns had been repulsed, but the gray.
ity Of the situation has not been exagge.
rated.
The enemy are concentrating towards
Ekowe, where Pearson is entrenched. A
grand attack is daily expected. Colonel
Woods is falling back to cover Utrecht.
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Masonic.

MILWAUKEE, February lO.-The Grand
Chapter OF Royal Arch Mansions closed its
annual convention to-day. The following
officers were elected: Oliver Libbey,
Green Bay, Grand High Priest; Fred.
Ring, La Crosse, Deputy; ]. NJ. Evans,
Platteville, Grand King; j. Fl. Hanser,
Fon du Lac, Grand Scribe; David II.
Wright. Madison, Treasurer; J. W. Wood
hull, Milwaukee, Secretary.
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CINCINNATI, February 10.--Cotton-Quiet
higher family q 4aaS IS sSES wLssaesearee, aSa ssss
firm and higher; red and white 05cuSl 90.
Corn-Actlye, firm and higher ut 35aS6c. Oats
Scarce, firm aud higher ut 25a2Sc. Rye-Tn
good demand ut full prices at 5oa5Sc. Barley
In good demand; M. fall 81 Coal OF. Pork
Quiet butfiru: jObbing 1Oc. Iard-Fairly
active and a shade higher; steam 50 6OaG 65.
Bulk Meats-Strong and higher; shoulders
s. 65a3 10; short rib 81 90 bid; sugar cured
S 05a5 10. Bacon-In good demand and
prices shade higher at 4EalSSa6 u los 5sa594a
6c. Whisky-st0S. Linseed 0il-Steady at
Csc.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
GERMAN rollrlcAL rnosrcurloys.

GERMAN POLITICAL PROSECUTIONS.
LONDON, February l0.-Berlin CORES.
pondents continue 10 predict an over
whelming defeat OF the government on the
proposition OF the ReiChstag, to sanction
the arrest and prosecution OF two MEM
bers obnoxious TO the government.
ALocKouT INTENDING.
The mill masters OF Ashton, under
Tyne, have decided to begin general
lockout, Saturday, II the strike Is not set
tied. The strikers are now estimated at
about thousand.
WHY GRAND DUKE Nicholas WAS ExILED.
LONDON, February 10.-The communica.
ton for which Grand Duke Nicholas, Of
Russia, son OF Grand Duke Constantine,
has been exiled to Orenburg, was q pam.
phlet in favor Of the speedy construction
Of the 0renburg and Tashkend Railway,
by way OF Karr-Turgull and Serdarya
river, In order To force England to abandon
her resistance to the Russian Eastern
policy.
REoPHNED THEIR WORKS.
The large engineering firm of West
wood and Bailey, at Blackwell, have
opened their works 10 the old hands at un-
reduced wages. Some other masters are
expected TO follow suit in q day or two,
though few arc endeayoring TO obtain
hands from the provinces. Tho strike COM
mittee however, are confident they can
persuade any imported hands to return to
their homes.
british TROOPS FOR THE SEAT oP WAR.
LONDON, February 19.-The third bat.
talon OF the Goth Rifles left Colchester
this morning for the Cape Of Good Hope.
The streets were decorated with flags,
evergreens and notices. The corporation
presented an address to the troops, where.
In the hope was expressed that they would
recover the colors Of the oath Regiment.
Colonel Pemberton replied. The troops
marched to the railway station accom-
panied by four regimental bands. The
steamers Dublin Castle, from London,
with the third battalion Of the Goth Regi.
ment, and Pretoria, from Southampton,
with the 9lst Highlanders, will sail to-day
and tomorrow. respectively. Several other
ships will be ready for the troops in the
course OF the present week, and one or
two will probably sail before Sunday.
... A PLAGUE COMMISSION.
The Royal College OF Physicians are 60.
ing to ask the government to appoint
Royal Commission OF statesmen, physi-
clans and specialists TO investigate the
plague in Russia.
In St. Petersburg commission is form.
ing under Gen. HelfreiCh especially TO
watch over the sanitary condition OF the
troops.
WHERE Is FREE TRADE NOWADAYS.
The Protectionists in France are very
active. Several delegations OF ship owners
and others interviewed I.apore, Minister
Of Agriculture and Commerce, yesterday,
urging such taxes in favor Of the French
flag and manufacturers. l.apere::said that
the minds OF Government were open to all
sides OF the question and awaited CON
liar delegation, a few days ago, inter
viewed President Grevy and received a
similar answer.
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Stop spending so much money on, fine
clothes, rich food and style, Buy good,
healthy food, cheaper and better clothing;
get more real and substantial things OF
iEfc every way. and especially stop the
foolish habit Of running after expensive
and quack doctors or using so much OF the
Vile tiumbug medicine that does You only
harm, and makes the proprletors rich hut
pur6 remedies, Hop Ritters, that cures
always al 0 trihing cost, and you will see
better times and good health. Try Il once.
Real Of i In another eollmn,