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Mrs. @. b. O'BAENoE,
Secretary.

DEATH OF A PIosEER PRINTEh-Mr'
r. N. Chisholm, formerly employed In the
NEW NonrH WEST Office aud subseq uens-
~ by VIM. II. Weimar & Co., OF Deer
Lodge, died q few days since at bnt'e.
Mr.. Chisholm had been a sufferer from
Rheumatism for years, and the disease y
nally caused his death. frior 10 'h's Nc
had for some time been working IN the ~
der Office as pressmau. He will also DC
remembered as the editor and publisher o.
the Daily II pening NeWs, q short-hveo puo'
LEGATION appearing in Helena lew years
siuse. failing Of success IN the newspapers
line. MIR. @. embarked In various other on,
terprisss and was one Of the proprietors o.
a Goa, mine near this place. Since tnsp'
with varying success, he has engaged u
other schemes, but Fortunes wheel mao'
NO lucky turn for him. Poor "Chis ! MAY
he find hereafter that pleasing rest DO y
lonsed for here. Rsquisscst IN pace.
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Total Solar Eclipse,

At recent meeting OF tho San Francisco
Academy Of Sciences, Mr.. Brooks called at
sention to the eclipse of the sun on Janua-
~ 18th, next year. The eclipse will Do In
visible east Of q line ORA IN through Se DO
seph, Me-, and Baton Roaze, Ia. ana vs.
ible to the western quarter Of North Amer
ica, the Pacific Ocean, and extreme northern
edge OF Australia -being central and not
total along the line distant 20 miles south
OF the parallel u the line drawn through
Monterey, California, Mar,posa and Salt
Lake City. Elsewhere Il win b partial
Tho eclipse viii begin ~ follows: Denver
"A. In. p, ~. Santa Fe. A. I'm. PM
Salt Lake City. 81. 24m. p, NJ; Victoria
". C. L, %. 2sm. p. M; Portland. orss, %
eam. p. N; San Francisco. sh. S5m- p n.
Monssrsy, Cal, sh. S5m. p a.; 1scfansn'
70 City, 2h. sem. D m; stockton, b. 4on
D. M; Msr,posa, sh. An. .. a.; San De
%, %. 5n. ,. M; Virginia CITY, q. -
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Quicker Mail Service Desirable.

We notice that on the first Instant 'oe
Utah s. Northern Railroad Company weis
eiyen the contract to carry the unl.eo
States mails between Ogden and the Ter
minus. Hitherto the contract veseeo u
GiImer, Salisbury & Co. to carry the nAiie
between Franklin and the principal non
tana towns. The winter schedule, al "0
recollect, gave them five days oe."e.A
franklin and Helena and a number Oh osn-
or places. While the stage company "''o
responsible for the transit OF mans We
could scarcely insist on speedier man 's0',
titles than this during the months OIL oao
roads; but now that the Railroad laps 'no
distance between Franklin and Beaver
Station, and the contract is taken oy 'no
Railroad Company, leaving only a snois
route for the stages, we think Montana Is
entitled to, and should have, speedier man
communication with the east. 90 iar !"
has been but little or no improvement OH
the service given us when the mails were
carried On stage between Corinne and Mon
tana, but while we had just cause OF COM
plant the fact existed that the stage com
pany bad the contract upon a specifed
schedule and while they filled that there
was no redress. Now that our mails are
carried by rail to the summit of the main
range it looks to us that, barring exception
ally bad weather, the time should be short
ened up and one day quicker communica-
ton established with the east aud west than
We now enjoy. Had the Road been COM
pleted to Sheep Creek as anticipated the
mails should have been carried from the
Terminus to Helena and Deer Lodge in
twenty -four hours, and even as 1t is there
is no excuse, ordinarily, for over thirty-six
hours being consumed on the trip. Stages
can make FIVE miles an hour, If properly
stocked, including all necessary stoppages,
and we trust the Department will look to 1t
that the advanta yes of railroad communi.
cation are made reality to US in the matter
of postal facilities.
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For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
I,...H . .. ..
And Nervous
.t.' 81. ..sn.s .e.
~ Headache.


DoBYSs' SURE CURE" Is In the form Of snuff and
II put up in large size impervious wooden boxes II
10 used 90 snuff and 10 always ready and convenient
for uee without any extra trouble or additional ex
pense whatever. It contains no cholorcform ether,
ammonia blood root, copperas, bismuth, caome or
moruhine and children Ave years Of age can use II
with perfect safety. Its wonderful and beneficial ef
fects quickly follow the first application, and being
composed OF simple chemicals, we guarantee u to be
perfectly simple and harmless One box Will last
about one month"; and has frequently been snhicient
to effect q cure; but II Of long standing may
require from three to boxes. II Immediately de-
stroys the catarrhal STENCIL and gives to the
breath It's original purity and sweetness.
T. =" Cure Guaranteed.
II our SURE CURE " be regularly and persistently
used as directed by label each box. guarantee
relief In every case and an absolute cure In all cases
where the patient is free from constitutional ailment
o: complications resulting from scfofulous or syph
istic affections Where snch ailments or complies
tons exist we have an alternative which, when taken
In connection with " SURE CURE we guarantee to
cure ~. ThOs, H. Irvine, Sr. gs.
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana.
FOR Sale by STANLEY Il Co. Deer Lodge. $40.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
At the Regular Term, January, 1880.

Following is some Of the business Of gen.
eral interest transacted at the recent sss-
sion of the Board:
Monday, Jan. s, 1ssO.-Ordered that an
ad ualorem tax for the year 1880 be levied
as follows on all property subject to taxa
ton in Deer Lodge oounty: Territorial, 3
mills; county, re mills; poor, Q mills; school,
8 mills; road, mills-total, % mills.
Also, . per capita poor. tar OF $s, and
one mill each in Deer Lodge, Butte and
Philipsburg for maintenance Of the Fire
Departments.
Three mills on the dollar 10 transferred
from the County to the Contingent Fund 70
pay contingent expenses. q
l. IL ordered, that a. \. Priest b an
thorizsd to establish : colgate u such
point - he may deem Of and best on tAs
Priest Pas Road and collect toll Yrs yasa
with Lewis q Clarke connty, y. 7. .ander
the followinR rates Il: Two horsss and
wagon, 81; each sddissonal wagon % cts.
each additional span Of horses Or yoke Of
cattle, rs cts; ono horss and baggy %;
saddle animal Is Ctr; psck animal loc.;
loose stock per head, 8 eta; freighters
paying round trip ct half rates on return
| trim. - \, II. 5t.t-. s#n
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Alter which Iue ioho"'"s
were adopted:
I. RssoLoed, That we hereby tender cur
thanks to the ladies aud friends OF ednca-
ton in Bozeman, Virginia City, Helena
Missoula, Butte, Blackfoot city, ana es'
pecially of far of Philadelphia and other
eastern cities, for their liberal donations OF
needle work, fancy work and such other
articles as added much to the attraction Oh
well Az to the material success OF our FAR.
. Resolvsd, That words fail to express
our thanks to the good people OF Deer
Lodpe city and Valley for the abundant
supplies which burdened our taoies'
and invited the liberal patronage 30 freeiy
besto we'd by friends from all parts oil the
county.
8. Resolved, That in presenting the pro-
ceeds of our efforts to the Trustees Of the
Montana Colleg late Institute. We request
that it shall be judiciously and economical
10 expepded In completing the buiiding'
aud appropriately fitting 1t up Tor the pur'
pvse for which 1t Is intended. 49,.
4. ResolUed, That as the friends OF ednca
tion-feeling deep interest in the "ei'Ai'
of the children Of Montana-we earnestly
appeal TO the Trustees Of the ins..s'e V
renew their energies and know no falterini
until their labors are crowned with perieo
s,ccess in the establishment OF the lnst'
tr,e IN a basis that will be adequate to al
the educational wants and demands Oh Id
Territory.
8. Resolped, That the above statemen
with the subjoued resolutions DO given VI
New North WEST for publication, wiz
the request that the journals OF the Terri
tory copy the same - ].
MRS. e. II. IRVINE,
President, L. e. A. ).
Mrs. @. B. O'BANNoE, ..... .taaa
Secretary,
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DEATHS

PRAsER-At the McBurney House. Deer Lodge,
Sunday, January 4. 1880, OF scarlet fever. Annie
Fraser, aged 80 years. II .'n
Deceased was native of MMtipstowp, Canada ut
which place her relatives now reside. She fret came
to Deer Lodge from Chicago in 1874, and for two
years or more has been living ct the McBurnsy House
Here she made many friends by her quiet unassumine
ways and strict attention to duty. The funeral took
place from st. James Episcopal church On Wednes-
day last
3 Chicago and Montreal papers please copy.
LEAyENs-At Phllipsburg, Dec. 31st, frankie,
Youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. *. q. Leavers
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POISONED. Williams, housekeeper
at the Warm Springs Asylum, was poison
ed few days since in rather peculiar
manner, and the case has assumed serious
form. A ChInawoman was recently sent
to the Asylum from Madison county, ana
10 one OF her frenzies struck her hand
through window. iuficting severe wounds
Mrs. Williams dressed the hand. on
New Years day Mrs. Williams came 70
Deer Lodge and consulted DIR. Mitchell
about the distress felt in one Of her thunbs
She was prescribed for and in short time
tainted vhiIe 10 Bonner's store. Since
then then the inflammation and evidences
of poisoning have extended nearly 70 nsr
shoulder, and the patient Is suiIer'ng
intensely. It T. thought q the s.sd ne ss Z,
NAV have had q scratch on her hand ana POI
ron have thus been communicated. Ins
case Is considered quite serious
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of . simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections; also, positive and radical cure
fot Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
felt it bis duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering. l
send free of charge to all who desire 1t,
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with full directions for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper. A. --
IT a<Ja - @o w. w. SHRRAR, "s
149 Powers Block, Rochester, N Y.
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which has already become > heusenolo
ard /. derived from the Greek, and y COM
,scasa al two words, SoEo and Odontest
!. Soyou translated, means 70 preservs:
IV.y the teeth" SOz0DcNTv
anu .srssr ~ the teeth. And II 10 true TO
=. p Il i,eantiijss and preserves the
. W hs,dens aud vigorates the gums, and
1911. e1sss,.. ali impurities Of the breath. Inc
odor Of this purs praparsts0u n = (.
ful that II 10 luxury 20 app'x ~ = ~
harmless = watsr. Sold ~ otsss
perfumers.
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Collection Notice

Aupar,ies knowing the mi selves indebted to our
H.l Lii ,Icase settle either by note or other
SDiss' during January. 1880, as on February /,
1880, we WIN place all unsettled accounts WIZ"
our Attorney ~ KLEiNScHMIpT B >os.a
,.m Deer Lodge, M. T.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Christian Guth, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned admin
strntor of Christian Guth deceased TO the creditors
of and all persons having claims against the said de
ceased 20 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
notcs 10 the ssid admiDistrator at his ofce In the
town OF Phiipsburp In the county OF Deer Lodge.
T. ID. HOLLAND,
Admiuirarator Of Christian 0uth, deceased
Dated at Dses LODGE January 9 1880. Il.
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in. m, the sun setting moro or less collapsed.
At Victoria, Australia, the sun will rise on
the morning Of January 18th slightly
eclipsed. the eclipse continuing for 10 min
utee,-Erehdnge.
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George Kelley who escaped the Peniten-
tiary last summer, was out few hours,
was recaptured and has to serve another
twelve months for his achievement. Not
very satisfactory to Kelley. ..--
Lewis & Clarke county has levied the fol-
lowing taxes tor 1880: Territorial, mills ;
county, 8 !; poor, /; school, s; road, 2-to-
tai. 90 mills. The Per capita tax Is ",
special road tax SO, and Helena fire tax 2
mills. a.r- nara vr-ruMr -a-g-n 81
Persons afflicted with catarrh, neura lgia
or nervous headache will probably be ben
Gifted by using "Dobyns' Sure Cure "
advertised in this ISSUE 1t has been used
by quite a number Of persons here with
remarkable success. =. .. | {. 81
Coal oil has advanced in Helena from Al
to IS cents per gallon; in Deer Lodge from
so cents to 81 and we learn it is $1.95 in
Butte. There are only about 100 cases in
market here and it is held fer customers
81 having been offered for all. The sup.
ply seems short in the Territory, but there
is large quantity at the Terminus. I
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alew Aorth --latest.
RELIGIOUS.

PRESBYTERIAN. -- Services every Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian Church, az a m
evening, 8 p. m.-Rev. J. l.. Henning, oiheiat'
ing. . -, - ,.. =, q -, ~
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday evening al
O'CLOCK.
cATHOLIc.-Serviees every Sunday. FIRST
Mass at 8 o'clock a. m: Second Mass at ny a
m, catechism under the direction OF the Sisters
Of Charity at 2h o'clock p. m. VesPers at Z
o'clock p. m.
EpIscoPAL.-sundayS School every Sunday
at 2p. m.
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LADIES EDUCATIONAL AID SOCIETY.
Their Tribute to the Collegiate Institute Fund.

At meeting of the Ladies Educational
AID society held at Mrs. Gerber's house,
Monday, January 8, 1880, the following re.
port of the receipts and disbursements OF
cha ,a,a Far WAS made and adopted:
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Master, Hiram Knowles. Succeeding this
. very interesting address was delivered by
Brother William J. Galbraith and after
ward there was a banquet and dance pro-
vided by the Lodge. large audience Of
ladies' and gentlemen was present during
the ceremonies and festivities to which
much interest and enjoyment were added
by the excellent vocal and instrumental
music discoursed by Miss Lincoln and 9TH
ers. The occasion was q very enjoyable
one and will be long remembered happily
by all participants.
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PATENTS IssUED.-Copp's Land OUnsr
for December reports the following home
stead patents issued and sent to the Land
Office
Beaverhead County-Wm. Peck, ct al,
Forrest Queen Lode. +0 s@@
Deer Lodge County-Rolla Butcher ct al,
Burnett lode; VIM. g. Preuitt ct al, Black
Hawk Lode; Joel W. Ransom ct al, Modoc
lode; W. Egbert Smith ct al, Orc Butte
lode. - ger ,..
Jefferson County-Patrick A. Largely,
Morning Star lode. -....-'.-.....
Lewis & Clarke County-Wm. B. Frue
ct al, Mill Site. Nl 1".-'' ID.
Meagher County-Jos. V. Stafford, Placer
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LOCAL N EWS-


Subscribers ordering their papers s hTiggI
from one postofSce TO another; ME- as pRE
THE OFFICE TO "hlSn IA ""
VlOuSLY SENT.
uERBAcH, WELLS Co., Helena, keep
a full line OF Blanks for Justices OF tne 49,:
Same prices as charged oy INC Ns"
West
NOTICE TO BREWERs.-Having completes
N our new Malt House, with cement hoos an, anu
ia,ssI imnroved Kiln, we have now a Matt Man
ufacturlng capacity Of 1000 bushels per yea a,,;
We use only First-elass Barley, aha e,,;,~
.,aTsd 10 Supply customers IN any quantity.
Samples and priee-Ilst sent free on aPpieaueh'
,r,, Deer Lodge, M. T.
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Eminent German statisticians have re-
Gently published an est mate Of the total
amount Of capital invested in the construc-
ton of railroads since Stephenson's expert
mental locomotive first glided oyer double
rail, revolutionizing the transport system
of our earth. The result Of their calcula-
tions Is the amazing sum of Is millards OF
francs or SIS, OOO, OOO,O 900. The event that
inaugurated the expenditure Of such an
amount as this-nearly $l5s head for every
human being inhabiting the terrestrial
globe-is worthier of celebration by jubilee
ceremonies than the anniversary of . great
battle. ..t. a.. 81. -
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Briefly, then, it is right to use bad in re-
gard to feeling or being, and badly In re-
gard to doing. For example, "Thst Was
done very badly, and I feel very bad about
It," or az have behaved badly and feel
bad about it,"-not 81 feel badly" As
regards physical ills, We say, for example,
My head aches badly this morning;" but
"my head Is very bad this morning )" or,
"my head feels very bad" ETC.; not "my
head is badly" Or /" feels badly" Speak
ing generally Of health or physical condi-
ton, we say 81 feel ill.," or I feel sick, "
not I" I feel bad.'' That, although permits
sible and quite right as to mere form, can
hardly be regarded as In the best style OF
English. Grant White.
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On Saturday evening, December 9th, the
following officers OF Deer Lodge No. IA A.
F. 8. A. III. were publicly installed for the
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LIST oFLETTERs

n.,,,nn ,neailed for IN the PostoIiiee At
ne Isaaee M. T., Ian. 7, 1880. PaItes
Calling for .hess letters viii please say
srs.s y q "A yive date Of list.
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MASONIC INSTALLATION.

Public Ceremonies Of Deer Lodge No. IA A. F.
= #@a- .'f''.~. and A. M,
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u. s. Supreme Court


The following causes are depending In
the u. 8. Supreme Court from Montana:
1S-The Virginia City and Summit City
Wagon Road Co. plaintiff In error VS. The
People a. rel H. N. Blake, District At
torney, etc.
co.. p. Woolman ct al, pltffs In error,
vs. Benton Garringer.
SSH. r. Fort, appellant, vs. George
and Eliza Roush.
607-John c. Belk, pltf in error, VS. II.
Meagher, ct al. .a --.--
GAR. W. Donnell ct al, pitts in error,
VS. Almira r. Curtis. sr..s. E--.sa1H
694-Thomas A. Ray ct al, appellants vs.
Hezekiah Roudebush and Roman Kuhn.
740--Andrew j.. Davis ct al, appellants,
vs. Sarah j. Fredericks.
741-Same.
645-Peter Walton ct al, appellants, VS.
Almira r. Curtis ~ rg ~.r-v e
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The WaIia waIla statesman Burned Out.

We are In receipt of private letter sta
ting "the Office of the Walla Walla States
,,an was burned out this morning (Dec.
24,. 1t caught fire at a. m. and was
thorou ghly burned out. A new press had
lust been received and put In operation
and the loss is heavy"
IL will be remembered the Stctesndn
was owned by Mrs. w. a. Newell, whose
husband died last year, and the paper was
under the management Of Colonel Frank
!. Parker, who is remembered very kindly
by all who had the pleasure of meeting
b,a in Montana while accompanying Gen
Howard, aud by many, including the wri,
ter. who only knew him by reputation and
gentlemanly courtesies. Col. Parker re
Gently married daughter Of the late Judge
Newell and was making splendid success
or the Statesman. We trust he will soor
| be at it again with better Office than ever
| THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE
| Is the best sewer,
| The easiest running,
The strongest and best hnisne
/ sh,,,ie Sewing Machine ever made
| Mo other machine approaches IL in
80 Exceiienee, and IL 10 well eaile
/ * s.The Perfection"
SAMPLE machines may be seen at che New
North West ONCE. sLlE
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neii. Al Ns,~ton. Iowa who isft Tor The Hack
Him. oct 70. lo7T. He = Z baker ~ trads;
a. years q age 3 feet 3 inches high hsavy st
Ssesd ahoul1SreA figure erect hair, mouseachS
enl esia-sSniSsere 1era than half 45ay Has .
very hright ray eye. u Aeed his now eesettute
svilov n enfitisd 10 considerable auM rom the
WIN g "a 5or legal proefsg he death.
Z 49, cs6visss 4. cissks 1Asor la6eYndenss
Newton, lsapos eounsy, JsOn.
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Z. L. BONNER g. co.
E. L. BONNER g. CO.

PEOPLE At DISTANCE WILL RECEIVE
THE SAME ADVANTAGES AS IF BUY NC IN
The National tribune., 1880-08-01
The United States and EUROPE.

We number nearly quite 5O,00O.0OO people.
hundred millions could be sustained, without increasing
the area of single farm adding to their number
by bringing product up to the average standard OF
reasonable good agriculture and then there might re-
main for export twice the quantity we now send aoroa
feed the hungry foreign lands. No longer uVded
by the of slavery this Nation is now united oy
bonds mutual interest and of speech tied by
the iron band of So 900 miles of railway and yet only
beginning to feel the vital power and grandeur OF truly
national existence What may be the future OF TINS and
few yet conceive Texas alone comprises as much
territory the German Empire, England and Wales
combined. Texas has about 2ooo00o people within
her boundaries the Empire OF Germany, England ana
Wales about 81 000 600. The good land IN Texas Is
equal in area the good land in Germany and Great
Britain. Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa combined more
than equal France in and possess more fertile anu
Only twenty five years ago John Brown anc MS compa
ions redeemed Kansas from slavery Nebraska was then
indicated on our own maps as part OF the Great AeI
Desert, and Iowa had scarcely become a state.
Their population may now be 5oo0oo france mas 81.
000 0OO The great middle section OF tennessee Norerh
Georgia. Western Carolina and Southern Virginia has
been hemmed in by the of slavery, and yet terra
ncognita, but it is repete with wealth in minerals IN
timber and in fertile valleys unequaed climate
for health and ygor This section is almost equal TO the
Austrian Empire in its and more than equal III ts
1t has sparse population OF only one or two
millions. The Austrian Empire has over Inc
healthy upland country of Georgia, Alabama and the
Caroinas contains vast of fertile woodland which
be bought by the hundred thousand at halt
dollar 2s acre. which sheep and cotton thrive
equally WELL The sections being slowly occupied
by white farmers and wait for immigrants who bring
them to use. In few short years sheep, fed mainly
upon the kernel of the and upon the grasses
that follow the cotton will send to market for the same
fields, alternately occupied much wool as cotton.
This section than equal to Italy in area 1T
has perhaps 600 600 people Italy contains ~ OO0 OO0
The fertile lands vf the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia,
and along the Potomac in Maryland, more than equal
Belgium. They may contain half million OF people
Belgium has more than 100000 In the consideration
of this problem of productive capacity there are othei
factors of the greatest importance What are the burdens
to be born by people compared TO others? What Il
the mortgage on this land that we possess?