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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-02

THE Best Pill | ever used, is the fire.
quent remark Of purchasers Of Carriers
Little Liver Pills, When you have tried
them you will say the same.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-11
Minneapolis, Minn.. Torsdagen den IL Nov

spraket, att "den, som ar skramd, re-
dan till halften ar d6dad, . och att
lugns ,sig med den enkla sanningen,
att de blott hsfYs On tydligare for.
nimmelse af, hyad afven andra men.
niskor kama, ehuru. / mindre grad.
Ohelsosam eller for mycket stillasit-
tande ysselsattning ar, en- bidragande
orsak till nerysvaghet; och ON den.
ma sysselsattning 81 kan utbytas mot
nagon battre, sd Dor den htminstone
underlattas och g6ras sd omvexlande
som m6jligt. vanligtvjs. ia bestau.
digit atf0ljes sjukdomen af dalig mat.
smaltning, som fordrar en- sorgfallig
diet. ty dalig matsmaltning ar ofta
den f6rnamsta orsaken till sjukdo.
men, ON icke hela sjukdomen. :.
ON nkgra lakemedel begagnas, sd
bora de f6reskrifvas af en- erfaren laka-
re, den baste som fnnes att tillga.
Anita framf6r ALT ingen qvalksalva.
re-! Frisk luft, kallt vatten och
framf6r ALT fullt upp med kropps-
r6relse g6r den, som lider af nerv.
syaehet.N nera nytta IN. ALA. .yerl,5
dens mediciner. Kroppsrore1sen FIR
dock icke vara for haftig. och be-
handlingen med kallt vatten m1ste
vara mattlig och f6rnuftig; dyk-
ming och andra starkt uppskakande
bad aro mycket otjenliga. Tvattnin.
gar med swamp och starka gnidnin.
gar aro ! ALA afseenden valg6rande.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-11
aro 0fverfulla af ALA slags gudabil-
der, foster af den vildaste fantasi, med |

aro 0fverfulla af ALA slags gudabil.
der, foster af den vildaste fantasi, med
cit fasavackande yttre, mera egnade
att injaga skrack an att vacka karlek
och v6dnad. Hvarje h0gtidsdag dra-
ga japaneserne i stora massor till
templen, men icke endast for att for.
rata sin andakt, ty delta tar endast
en- ringa del af dagen ansprak, utan
afven for att roa sig. Vid hvarje
st6rre tempel fms det namlingen en-
mangd butiker, teatrar, manga slags
lotterier, hera sorters spell. Oar fore
visas panoramor och andra markvar.
digheter, dar kastas med solfjadrar,
skjutes med pill och bage eller bias
r0r, hvarvid segervinnaren alltid far
cit litet pris o. s. v. En- egendOmlig
tingest, som genast faster framlingens
uppmarksamhet vid hans ankomst till
landet, ar dem japanska droskan, den
SO kallade dschinri kschon. cit slags
kara pa tya hjul, som drages af en-
eller cit par infodingar. Gatorna
hvimla af dylika akdon, daremot far
man ytterst sallan SO en- hast och dS
vanligen blott en- ridhast. For ofrigt
ar akandet en- dschinsikischa inga-
lunda obeqvamt; man kan med latt.
het styra akdonet hvart man will och
det g0r underverk flaga ON snabb-
het. Dessa akdon aro likval af yngre
datum, ha endsst existerat ett total
at ar, men ha otroligt fort blifvit
spriida ofver hela Nippon och brukas
afven pa de jamna landsvagarne. De
gamla och inhemska japanesiska fort
skafHingsmedlen aro palankinerna
eller barstolarne. antingen tillslutna,
sd kailade norimon, efsBrn6ppna, sd
kallade kango. De senare aro upp-
hangda pa en- bambustang och baras
af iva till fyra personer; de aro vt
terst obeqvama for ALA, som icke ega
japanesernes mjuka leder och form8-
ga eller vana att vika hop sig. De
f0rstnamda skola nu mera tamligen
allmant vara a6agda. Slutligen an.
vandas afven packhastar pa resor det
inre
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-11
Amt, On eane, sshvarfor skola

Annu On gang, hyarfor rskola
menniskorna 81 gladja Gig i,af och
ofver de 'verldsliga tingen r
Det ar dock val sa att den verld
li-vi lefva i ar kretsen for var work.
samhet, vars tankar, vara fore
stallningar och fornimmelser.
For don som med Sam och dup
aktning ooh karlek for det rata
strafvar att samvetsgrant uppfyl
Ia sina pligter kunna de "verlds.
liga tingsn" aldrig blifva nagon
stotesten, emedan han just genom
dem formar att uppfylla siua
pligter. For att kunna fylla vart
jordiska kali med raft sllvar be-.
hotva vi gladden. som ar gjalens
helsa. vi ha afyen behof If att
roa oss. Till och med noiet har:
sin berattigade plats. g 50 &, som
-at liif nu en- ~gang~i dot. stora he.
Ia tor sig, namligen som cit tort
gaende arbste "vart anletes
svett," fordrar det nodvandigtvis
bade hvila och vederqvickelse.
Hvar skall mn denna stundens
vederqvickelse sokas ? Skall den
mahanda vara en- fortsattning af
samma forsakelse som lag i det
trottande arbetet ? Skall icke
lifvet fa lof. att visa on ljus och
lockan.le sida :? Skola vi icke ef-
ter dagar fulla af besvar fa ega on
minut af tillfredsstallelse ooh 'hvi-
Ia 7 Konstens skater, den oskyl-
olga njutningen af naturens gaf-
vor, vart glada satt att umgas med
vara likar, skall ALT delta betrak-
tas endast och allenast som synd =?
We oss da Nej, nojet kan urarta
till last eller passion och blifva
fordomligt, men det kan ocksa va
ra adelt, uyttigt och oskadligt, il
ALA dessa hanseenden uppfriskan-
de, och det skall 50 lange verlden
star blifva on nodvandig bestands-
del af yart lif, sd framt delta 81 |
skall urarta till det surmulna miss
nooje som gor bvarje pligtuppfyl-
lelse tung och motbjudande. Att |
icke njuta af den oskyldiga glade
som lifvet i ofverensstammelss
med Guds egen lag erbiuder oss
ar det samma som att hysa miss
troende mot honom som gifvit
denna lag. I'd. N.Y.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-11

lila trefliga hufvudstad och har pa
gick som bast lagtima ting. ALA hus.
saval hoteller som .enskilda, voro upp-
fyllda af tingsbes6kande - alldeles
som ps landsbygden hemma i Sverige
under pagaende ting-sa att det var
svart for en- resande att erhalla plats.
I'm iten skandal6s rattegang, som ha.
de varit fore samma dag och som de
stora staderna h6r till ordningen for
dagen, men i dessa fridens bygder var
nagonting oerh6rdt, utgjorde altman
ma samtalsamnet hYarhelst man an
kom under aftonens lopp. Dsgen dar-
pa atervande min van, slagtaren, hem
till slit land igen &tfoljd af
My Self.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-11
'Billiga tidningar.

NEINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och SVENSKA TRIBU-
MEN erhallas b&da f6r 93.46
ett dr., da RECOMMENDATION g6Fes
direkt antingen 4 detto eller
Svenska Tribunens kOntOr 1
Chicago. Illinois.
PIONEER-PREsS (den week.
liga), erhalles tillsammans
med STATS TIDNINGEN f1r
nastkOmmande ar f6r $500.
som biIra insRndas / fIrskOtt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-11
Nervsvaghet.
(Ur Chambers Journal. J

beeynnerllga enSklldhoter rOranQe
nerv0sa inbillningar skulle kunna an
f6ras af daraf besvarade personer
eller sadana, som varit deras fortrog.
ne. Eft fruntimmer forsakrade oss,
att hon en- It'd brukade ga mycket fort
f6rbi en- hog mur eller ett hus, af
fruktan att de skulle falla 6fver hem
ne. Eft annat fruntimmer sade, att
hon darrande brukade sta med handen
pa laset till skolrummet och n6dgas
uppbjuda all sin beslutsamhet for att
kunna "a in och meddela sina lariun-
gar den vanliga undervisningen. Ut
sigten till en- resa, ON an kort, har for
personer delta tillstand ofta synts
mycket fruktansvard, ia rent af for
skracklig. Farhagor af ALA Stag aro
vanliga sjukdomstecken, fran angs.
Ian for tjufyar ON natten till forkan-
ningar af ALA m6jliga olyckor for
,kropp och sjal. Och dessa farhagor
atfoljas ofta af kroppsligt illamaende,
sasom yrsel, qvaljningar, darrning
eller hjertklappning. Offren for den-
ma sjukdom klaga oupph6rligt ofver,
att lifvet ar dem en- b6rda. Men det
f0rsta en- af nervsvaghet lidande per-
son maste CORA, ar att fatta iva saker
-f6rst att siukdomen kan betas, och
for det andra, att st6rsta delen af ku-
rem beror pa honom sjelf. Den, som
faller modet och gifver sig forlorad,
har utsigt att blifva samre. Den,so
will beslutsamt kampa mot det onda
och vidtaga tienliga atgarder, kan
daremot hoppas atti framtiden le at
det 6fverstandna onda. I fol sta rum.
met tryckes ofta systemet af nagon
ALT for stor b6rda, som Dor lattas.
vi tala har ON dem, som arbeta, och
isynnerhet ON dem, som egna sig at
sjalsarbete. Den menskliga maskinen
liknar cit urverk, den beh6fver tying
der for att hallas gang; men vara
dagar aro dessa tyngder ofta for sto-
ra och 6fyeranstranga maskineriet.
Vid fall af nervsvaghet kunna de be-
h6fva minskas till exempel genom en-
langre eller kortare resa, ALT efter
omstandigheterna - genom hafsvin-
dar, en- tur till Rehnfoden eller
Schweiz och sedan tillbska till matt
ligt arbete. ON en- persons ;syssel.
sattning ar ohelsosam eller FOR myc.
ket upphetsande, sd kan en- andring
daruti vara alldeles n6dvandig. Men
/ att bsfria den sjuke fran ALA pIigter
skulle vara en- grymhet, ty sysslol6s-
{heten ar en- drifbank for ALA slags
sjukliga inbillningar. Bostaden Or
afven en- SAX. som Dor tsgas med i
trakningen; ett Iagts. fuktigt stale Dr.
naturligtvis skadligt och dstsamma
CALLER ON dystra omgifningar eller
Eideeassociationer. Warren It ofta en-
Epr6fningens It'd for dem, som icke aro
starka, och isynnerhet for af nerv-
.syaghet idande personer dessa
.fnna sina sjukdo omstecksn utan sk6nj.
|bar. orsak til1taga och sro ofta fsrdi-
20 att daraf draga de sorgI gIiRasts slut-
satser. Yid sadana tillfzren drsdet
godt att komma ihag dst gamla ord.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-11

SAKERRHErEN ri SIo1LIEn. Eftsr
att nzgon It'd ha varit nIsorlunda
lunet pa Sicilien har ND zter fore
kommit ett sf de penninRutpress-
rl,ingsfalI, genom hvilks 6ns banditer,
plags fYlIa sina tonma kassor. Dem
81 sept. blsf en rik godssgare, Raj
monde Terrana. tillfingatagen OF,
af III TIL beridne municipal.
gardistsr fogkladds rofyare hvilka
omringads det hus, hyari han befann,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-11-11
Fran Rj6rnstjerne Rjdrnson.

dagarne erhallit f6ljande bref fran
den verldsbekante norske skalden
Bjornstjerne Bj6rnson:
Til Redaktionen af sBudstikken"
Jeg har faat saa mango Brew fra
Vesten, som sp6r, naar jeg vii komme
derhen, at jeg maa s6ge at give ct
offentligt svar.
Da jeg rejste fra Norge, var det
uden Tanke paa at komme til Vesten.
Jeg valgte at leve Boston, fordi det-
to sted, saavidt jog kunde forstaa, or
Amerikas videnskabelige og 1iter@re
Centrum, og seks Maaneder or ingen
lang It'd til at faa Tag l det S@regne,
til at blive sat ind en- Studisplan, til
at faa Iadtryk af representative
Mend OF Kvinder. Dette kan altsam-
men like forenes med nogen Reise til
Vesten.
Under andre Omst@ndigheder Wide
det naturigtvis hafve vseret mig kj@rt
at kunne foretsge en- saadan Reise.
vestens Landskab og Bedrift, We
stems Folk og navnlig mine Lands.
m@nd der hsr 10 Kraft til at drage
mig afsted. Men skal det vere, da
maa jeg indrette mig anderledes her,
idet jeg dels maa opgive meget, dels
ops@tte meget og siden tage det fgjen
med st6rre Arbejde.
sksl dette ske, saa maa der blandt
mine Landsmend og 6vrige Skandina-
YER Vesten we're en- virkelig Trang
til cit Mode. Da b6r de give dette
tilkjende-ikke som Lyst til Demon.
strstioner for mig, men som ct Ar
beide mod dem, der bare we'd Tanken
paa NIT Komme begynder at motvirke
wort mulige Mode.
Kommer der Alvor og Kraft ind 1
Bevmgelsen. saa skal jeg indande mig.
Paa spredte Brew, de vmre nok saa
mango, kommsr jeg like, ej heller for
at modtage Fakkeltog n. M, som jog
allerede har frabedt mig af skandi-
naverne baade Boston og New
York. );
Hertil maa jeg f6je en- liden Oplys
ming og ct Par Sp6rsmaal.
Man har anf6rt imod, at Lands
m@nd og 6vrige skandinaver skulde
modes med mig. at jeg Norden s'var
en- meget omstridt, Personligheds
OF det paa allie str6g, saaledes ogsaa
i Literaturen. Ganske visit. Jeg har
nemlig like valgt den rolige, nydentle
Stillning, jeg utvivlsomt kunde have
havt; jeg har heller like valgt uder
lukkende de Hmner, som kunde Ind
bringe Pange og hmderlig Omtale. OF
leg har efterhaanden,s fort, min KriR
fra Literaturen I'D. over andre Str6S
af vor Stats: og statskirke.Tilv
saa jeg ganske visit l dem allie or blevet
en- meget "omstridt'' Personlighed-
for like att sige mere. + 75ss..x' satt@ t,
Men sknlde delta (forudsat., ut min
F@rd or: hmderlig) ware noget. som
'sde Kristne''i vesten skulde tsge ,sligt
forfardeligt Anst6d af ! Hvor har d
lmrt saadantf vor store L@rer Jesus
af Nazareth har like lsrt os det; Il
han var som Vi we'd, like ! ale; Styk1
! XNb
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10
Value of Plaster.

Though plaster is largely used, and
continually discussed in the journals,
its many ard various values are yet
far from being generally understood.
The results it has been known to pro-
duce in certain eases are almost
fabulous.
Mr.. George Geddes has stated that
one of his fields has been kept in
condition of increasing fertility for
fifty years by growing clover with no
other fertilizers than gypsum. Even,
therefore, if il possessed no other
agricultural value than merely as n
fertilizer for clover it would be of
inestimable benefit to the country.
1t has also a specific value for most
broad leaved plants, and especially
for Indian corn when applied in the
earlier stages of its growth. 1t may
in all cases be added with advantage
to barn-yard manure, the effective
value of which it tends to develop.
A remarkable case has been reported
of its successful application to a crop
of sorghum i'm which the yield was in
creased from two tons up To ten tons.
In composing manures and fertilizers
of nearly every kind it is used with
excellent results, and the prominent
place il holds in the French system of
Prof. Vile, clearly shows the great
value he attaches to 1.-THE Station
Record.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10

Private adyices from the country
pest of the cotton fields. We have no
adequate means, rs yet of knowing
the extent of the invasion, nor of
proving whether or not the reports
are exaggerated. But the information
is sufficiently explicit to warrant plan
ters in preparing for the industrious
destrOyer-in time. An obvious pre-
caution is TO procure and have OH hand
a supply of the drugs which have
hitherto proved most effectual in de-
strOying the worms. Among these,
Paris green has, we believe, proved
most generally successful. If handled
carefully, this poison can be applied
with safety to the labOrer, and it
seldom fails TO deal complete destruc-
ton to the worms.
There are other worm destroyers
which have been highly recommended,
notably the "Texas Cotton Worm
Destroyer" The name has a marked
resemblance to that OF the Far Wes-
tern hero Of the dime novel, but that
is a coincidence for which themedicine
can not fairly be held responsible.
This article has for several years past,
in Texas, proved very successful as an
exterminater of caterpillars, and UNI
like the Paris green can be applied
without the least danger, nor is there
any danger whatever to be appre-
hended from handling it. Further,
it is soluble in water and is much
more economical than Paris green.
It can be procured in any desirable
quantities in this city. 1t would be
well for planters to promptly test
every available remedy, as that is the
only process by which a successful
exterminatOr is likely TO be evolved.
Devastation by the cotton worm
would be an especially grievous wish
tation this season. It would be
staggering blow to the commercial
interests Of the State and might re-
tard our advancement for years. IL
seems possible 10 guard against the
danger by proper steps promptly
taken. That being ths case, il will be
something more than eXpedient to
take such steps at once. The cotton
worm y hard campaigner but is not
invincible. The best way to discover
its antidOte is TO begin the assault on
its first appearance and keep il up
with one remedy after another until
the raider acknowledges that il has
trespassed and gladly evaeuates-or
dies in the last ditch.-New Orleans
Times.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10
lemons in Hot Weather.

AS the hot summer weather is upon
us, it is well to understand that the
right use of lemons may be made to
promote health and comfort. A lem
Onade before breakfast may be pro-
ductive of the best results, and the
benefits will be increased by repeating
the dose at night.
A medical authority atfirms that the
way to get the better of all bilious
symptoms without pill or quinine,
is to take the juice of one, two or
three lemons as the appetite Graves,
in as much ice-water as makes it
pleasant to drink, without sugar, just
before going to bed. In the morning
on rising, or at least halfh before
breakfast, take the juice of one lemon
in goblet of water. This will clear
the system of humors and bile, with
mild efficacy, without any of the
weakening effects of medicines.
People Should not irritate their
stomachs by eating lemons clear, the
powerful acid of the juice, which is
almost corrosive, infallibly produces
inflammation after while, but properly
diluted, so that it does not burn or
draw the throat, it does its full medic
inal work without harm, and taken
when the stomach is clear of food has
opportunity TO work on the system
thoroughly.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10

Mr.. j. w. Huges, of Bossier Parish
La, set splendid example to those
who have large tracts of lands and
wish 10 dispose of them TO the best
advantage.
He writes to the Commissioner of
Agriculture as follows:
| have of my own, and control for
others, about 1900 acres Of land in
this parish, situated in the eastern
mart on Bayou B0dceau. Prior to, and
during the war, there were about
1900 acres in cultivation on the three
tracts. The average yield of cotton
with slave labor, was 1900 pound of
seed cotton per acre; corn 10 to
twenty-five bushels per acre. To give
an idea of the healthfulness of the
locality: There were about 800
souls ON the three places, and for the
ten years preceding the surrender
there were not exceeding thirty deaths
from all causes. The greater part of
the open land is now without fence,
but there is enough timber to supply
fencing for the next twenty-five years.
There is great quantity OF fence tim
Der (pine) for saving, and the range
winter and summer) is unsurpassed
in Louisiana. There is water for stock
in abundance. The buildings are
very much out of repair. There are
three gin houses on the three places
which might still be used. Now my
proposition as to give every alternate
forty acres of the above land to actual
settlers, and sell the remainder ut four
dollars per acre on time, with usual
interest.
Most of our farmers own too much
land-it would be Il great deal better
to donate portion of their lands to
good thrifty settlers, than TO allow
them to grow up in sedge grass, and
pay taxes upon large uncultlVated
tract which brings in no revenue.
Some of the Western States have
adopted similar plan, which has
been very successful.
We need more people aud we can't
get them until we throw out more
inducements to settlers. The South,
to-day, offers Il splendid field TO immi- |
grants If the people would exercise II
more judiciou5 policy in obtaining |
them.
Since the war, circumstances have
changed the mode of farming--then, |
we might grow rich from large fields,
now to succeed we must cultivate |
small tracts OF land. !
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10
w A r NJ e r S
S f E
BI T T ERS.

In eliminating the impurities OF the blood the
natural and necessary result is the cure oi Scrofu-
lous aud other Skin Eruptions md Diseases includ
ing Cdncers Uioers and other s,res. II Is lhe hest
Hood Purifier, aud stimulaieI even, Junction to
more heaithinl action, aud thus benefit in al
diseases Dtfepeleia, HcalTcst u ne Stomach,
ConsiipaiioH, Dizaness General IBftilifB etc. are
cured ny the SAPE BTTTERS. 10 Is unequalei
~ an Appetizer and Regular Tonic.
Il isa medicine which should he in every family
and which, wherever used, viii save payment u
many Doctors bills
Bottles two Sizes. Prices soc. aud So
Warmers Safe Remedies are sold by
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere.
SAFE kidneg aad LiueT Cars, lSafs DiaLefss
Cgre, SAFE Bafers, Safe Nsfrfae.
SAFE f'ilfs.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10

Nervous persons who are troubled
with wakfulness and excitability, usu-
ally have a strong tendency Of blood
10 the brain, with cold extremities.
The pressure Of the blood ON the brain
keeps il in a stimulated or wakeful
state. and the pulsatiOns Of the head
are often painful. Let such rise aud
chafe the body and extremities with
a brush or towel, or rub smartly with
the hands, TO promote circulation,
and Withdraw the extensive quantity
Of blood from the brain, and they will
fall asleep in a few memenls. Rub
bling. or a good run or rapid walk in
open air just before retiring, viii aid
in equaiizing circulation and promot-
ing sleep.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10

Private letters received by members
of the New York Produce Exchange,
says the Indicator, speak in the most
glowing terms relative TO the wheat
harvest, which is said TO be the largest
ever witnessed In the country. One
correspondent from Ohio, says more
wheat will be harvested in that State
than has ever before been known, and
from all parts Of the far West come
the same favorable reports. The large
European demand for wheat last year
has induced many farmers to plant
far larger areas Of land In wheat, and
nearly every where the result has
been a bOunteOus crop.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10
DR.. VIM. CAWEIN'S HALESIA,
AN
InfaIIibIe Cure for all
Malarial and Contagious
T. E W e R 3

A sure cure and preventive for Yellow Fever
Typhoid, Intermittent, In1ammatory, etc.
DIR. WIN. CAWEINS' CHILL CURE has never
failed yet, when taken strictly according TO the
directions. Six doses will hreik any Chill or
Swamp Fever.
DIR. WIN. CAWEINS' PAENEcIA or BLOOD
PURIFIER Is pleasant 10 take, il will purify the
blood no matter what disease there is in it,
MADAM STELSY'S WOMB WASH, has no equal;
ii has been used for twenty years; il will give re-
lief when verifying else has failed.
Th6se preparations are all parely gegotaJi,
and eoataia aotAiag poisonous.
For sale by
BYRON LEmLY. Druggist.
Mayi5-Gml JACKSON Miss.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-10

Some of the largest sugar Tefiners
in this city, Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore a few weeks ago proposed
to enter into a combination TO keep up
the prices of refined sugars. Several
reliners have refused to sign theagree-
ment but it is thought when some
notifications are made, ii will be less
Objectionable, and that then the COM
binatiOn will he formed. No moditi-
cations will be made until ii is certain
the present efforts will not succeed.
The proposed measure has already had
the effect of advancing the prices Of
sugar ! IL cents above that of last