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, 1881-11-08

ThtcO yeHra in AirECAstpr that grGnt MG1tIiLB
sns mid hero IL wus initiated nti, rltjt.A.pl Mi
@ tswn 'S Gps Soi rp III rs"o ss" s %ay asr sy
i t%oy s H. r" md s ths G. Wsk sti i s"es on
i S's Fl .r, = sx a. r 'i: sS Il S WI
fcpts .ltstiainfu a1,si INSULTING snnerInrity. Xl
this WIS embraced in our objcet II wts d sic.
pleasure md saflsfnutlon to Il million of mon
who woro tho prixato's blouse, scattcrct now NJ
tn w1s s Tsy s4yS II 1e q etl It. y
Of ihis ticar Old circle ii rcll,kcei Into silence
a,,d tno,!rsty the nrro9aney tiat wn,'a Lsxra'le
slaves, and uxalt tior onc. ti,no accidental con-
ninniurs Imt0 tpmiRuls.
Tes t son tn,t tos,"ry dc nss
Or ssartsi
Extend tho Fntua ,s y Thirty ncs, @ and md i VII, en- r.
@ 9s'' f,ix Il as S ;s iii sses Hs Set as @ r'Sss ad Il
ssSa sysSs es !. ss ss 6agy & Tsss sss sYSs sa9
@ Sta3,; strcts- % -coaressionni dIstr,ets-src tiis.
WIN have roprcscnte;i item ii C0HTrnssS Not
forty In i century. fct HlnyhMno IL nno that
hss Tint ,1n,nortn seielrty. 1.-Two In that dis
,Thia nisU il Edwin II. Sfnnton's dlAtrtot. It
was hero that hc won that fai.o n tho Jinr alio
Indispensable In tho Rroat u,l,ce Ut War seoro-
tary.
esa 69 phRso m oe + ~ 59 y.
unles of Amcrican hstnry.
:, Within this circle Is tho oll law.nllco ct Lewis
Ms n dwelling -house. And within ths ntnrtncl
circle also WIS made tho arat Hcttlefnent or
Dnlo au1 ns hers yst I'VE thor 1I caSeants x;s az IT.
HnnnnoDs old homo ia In this district. Hero AeY
Fs5m this e po"t ' II ep"rtre M s wura S % fs Srai
and Drawn TINT 1nHtn your Ch!caKos, sun frhn-
"S 81 ;s; sS% ws ~
nf our historic charnctcrs. spent n lnnE nnd
useful llfo which clused t'llt>ths week: Hero
h a asS 1 q @ & ,ss yasrs ss oes. %H s"s sf IL a %
but very few miles, and etiI within 4 very
limos, TOR wo .aro near. tl,e river-tho
birthplace Of l3lnInc,, .of Maine: :, the
a"!ne Of ovs Arthur and Allen; . a',d os al! t9
10 but an hour or two'a trascl. tut ltttfn dis
tansc, Indeed. TO tlo extreme bouudnty ,t of
circle which Includes az i hayo 90 briefly
your at'uce WIN permit mo now oven to sug-
cst It s ,ot to say tnat n orasory. f,
eisal spass q. Territory % tho sassseo q Of M shis
From 1t otneINcd the grcatcst names OF mod
orn history. Mhom look 6ack on tne osnnts
ssarsg T1 wns aa es ,sst s
1Ihayc held conversations on paper with II null
sea. Hero, within this sacred aroa, less than ono
hundred feet from where now write. hAye Wy
sen o of tnom snt ryntfo e,
Presidency. and eneh reach Il bci1ro year from
lvttor ant special to tho press announcing TINT
departure and predicting th4t destiny. th!nk
, 1881-11-08
The Campaign Has Closed. and
It's Results Will Appear
Today.
Cheerful Prospects Of Republican Sue.
oess--The Last Day at
Headquarters.
Tho ralmer 11ousc "1onsllng Committee "-Tieket
TaIk-General Sstcs.

ali 3tAF
,mn ,,a,n ~ ~, ,,sr ,a,t.a M.
.t.. na. -. =" ~,
tes ae mefs @ an ao'1f,s ~ u to
" ect forth during the brtuf ca,upulVn which
was yc.tcr,,nv tru,,uht In #. cosc md Inn oc,,-
eral shpcr!tr1ty or tho !tcpuhican nominees
established beyond IL doubt. With n record for
o,m,,,a .,1.' @ ..,. ~ eous an,.. a.' ,.ns ne
n1,p. n cio",c viii H.. ~ @ % h ,rss"us
s'us.eu m,,' w :" ny esens
ty's business, tho Republican purity III Cook
County calls upon Its adhornnts to turn OIL to-
dry at the uotI. Rt do tllgir full duty Tho ro-
sa!t !. III .netr hau,.: tho responsibility rests
WIZ 1ao'n. !'et the.o oo Nv enlsR1no' ~ a"'r.
" we"e. y ht n % no 81 s
tSr M iSo .,,oa Who htvo icsn caosei. 10 renreseat
Gounty. Il tbas ba s5ono success is Is assured.
cltEEnFuts HEpoErs.
Tho rfcpuhcnu hcn,1ouartrrs wcro thronRea
yesterday WITH candidates ana warI workers,
anh It wAs evident from thc new.horn Interest
:l!sIyoa T. the @ @cY@pasn @ tnat , tao snRday w2sk @
oi, nl s,seaa C,,aido,,ee il, iiss election q ths
entlrn Ticket th!ny wns expressed, Cul, Reed.
tp , r"sr e ,t Tug Gorsd Fl
yota tho strnvht ltcpt!pilcnn tickut. y fow Of
Carter ilnrs!san's eoorea tneu, neaaed hy
Democratic Ticket, as usuAs. Representatives
froin tho Fourth Wtut reported chango tf
fasor Il III. oie,,, and tho friends d mt
gehtlot1,an expressed q confidence fn his Bucccse
y ~. Saeyfa Is AetShted y VII! not ne hts
" ese th ~ ~ a @ @ M w., Gnso a,, ~
mi hnnu ar Ihn ~, ,msnif mimi mil ,nr fnr n
lnt,,lla MnfiOcHs 6ns becu jUsjnK strength sIpco
thu Iroq,,oIs Club roonls were opened and Ills
connection. with tho club made knDwu, mud
what hl uuns nfJ,tnR t5ts .tul,9bs't 40 thut tho
c!essloa e' II tic Two Kep"b.seus Con-.
missUncra In tl,a city llstrict Is lookul
upon HH pretty hnfc mug. tho
rcpnrts from me COUNTRY districts yostefhny
wory ad an. muu
fuy w,h % the past isw ay, aswtns tht tic
Evanston r, risrisst VII ,,''gnhcly dsfent
p1strIct w. ne hnn nne %'an s.song nsspa
0.y W mober uecl1nm, mpttwnnssMn,uT sne
] stsphsns y has saIs SS ,sns 'oss o cssEe
sp; aHa Ia cae1a'h 10 f''h way aneso Oh LIS
t'ckel'
held no meeting ycsterlny, hut the rom, was
oraw,ic,t de- Iii tny. anu tho work Of tosiay was
e an tp 1"p 81 aV vf
10 the stiishuntcrs" ut tho Palmer iintsc.
The Executive Committee devoted Tho day to
tue payao1 o, r,aaa e'',s:
nh ro ,,..'..1 san.t ~ ..,a .',,a .
Ing Gstit! iheet.sR OF Tug noHtocfatiG Guui.
yssterday. sni the no!"rics M lilly % snd ao'a@nly
sworn ~: y H. fybofteH On 9opd "nthority that
ra!stng s:.sU f1oIl tho candidates and thelr
Ir.nas, aa1, 1urthser. that 70 money ,!.,. wa no
Is to rsscrvs ho "ncy e"!scted Tor ncxt fas
chtnpalH'h ~ Acu11 - TINS klhu Wot'a W. W.. q
oetrayAt or the contributors tn tho funi; Eh9
nt ~ tb " ~, "y ma VIZ H.,
Palmer House ntlesta will Goubtirso bo glad
,vhn thn s,ln I'M Ia num- .vIth f .N7'
, 1881-11-08

THEY PAID FOR THE MELONS, ',,o,,A
DErlolr, Nov. 7.-Yllp bost'l's !'as as',,l,afA a'I
ont Ut tho rebellion ut tho State Ael1e" ,''.., n
College. and thu offending ; rHs, ,,uI Isrtt!tt
fW!lLul tbs ulpIOn-ownur tbs cs.siItahia cs.siI ai bur
down to regular and moro tep"'"'
4eaS.
, 1881-11-08

1lGal strength Kiyen the noryea, brain, and
muscles by browns lrou nlttega,
, 1881-11-08
CALDWELL, o.

Prtvntc Dalzell Snys 1t In stthe Most
11lnstrlotts spot In tito Union. tho
llIrLhplncc of the &sreat West, mud Tho
Charmed Clrclc Of tho Nations Gremt.
eat Mon. ana ItspDclnlIy OF Ol,fO's
direaisiess and Glory ss-A Remarkable
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Imperialtsn Unpopular.

Imperialism received crushing blow
| in France n the late elections, ant
whatever hopes the Bonapartists may
have cherished; have all been dissipated
France is a Republic sni the elections
just held plove that she is making
rtpiu strides in the science Of Govern.
ment, and probably not even in the
United States are the common people
more welded TO Republican ideas than
there. It's one of the Most prosperous
nations on the face OF the earth, and its
prosperity has come TO it under its pre-
sent form OF Government, following { lose
upon one OF the most disastrous wars
known in history The success Of the
Republican experiment IN F.auce is a
standing menace 10 mnnarchtal govern.
ments throughout Europe. The mag
nil zen. genius OF Bismarck alone keeps
ati0at il Germany. but
Bismarck cannot live always, aud the
signs Of the times are that with the end
Of thai astute. energetic and far seeing
statesman viii come the end Of the ter.
man Empire, and the establishment OF
A Republic Instead. II anything more
IS needed TO show the downward tend
eucy Of Imperialism W. have but 10
look at the condition Of Russia. The
Emperor is 50 unpopular. NOT on account
Of opposition 10 him personally, but be-
c luSe H. is the Emp ror, that he is viz.
tualiy a Prisoner and dare not venture
beyond his palace without jeopardiziug
his life. oa'y the superior character
aud wise christian reigu Of Victoria
pl"cates the British Empire, and the
aEone OF Francis Joseph of Austria,
holgu apparently firm. tremb.es on a !
sandy foaniAtiou, The day for lmye-
'isfistn and Empires is past,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

1T Is GETTING kind If mono,1nous
to mention the improved coudition Q.
President Garfield every day bu, there
Is nothing we cal announce that is
mora welcome news 10 the pecr!a
Inis morning we come with the leys
that the Presidents recovery is more
promising now than ~ any time since
he was shot ald he is now rariil-
approaching the Couva,esceut state.
Tne question OF . removal OF The pr,si.
dent from Washington is again dis.
cussed. Heis anxious 10 car hack :,
Mentor once mora, tu. !, is hardly
likely that Yhan removed he will be
taken so tag at once. We should not
io7get however tnat the President ia
not past DAGGER a,d is likely 10 take
relapse at any moment but ind;cs-
uons at the present tiue are the OTHER
way.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
AhuAe Of Garfield.

I The people will hardly be prepared to
hear that there is paper in Illinois
that openly rejoices in Guiteau's crime
and vet the editor lives unharmed and
unmolested, with the exception OF
having been burnt in ettigy by the side
of Guiteau by the indignant citizens.
This speaks volumes for the good tenn
per and order-loving citizens of the
town of Quincy, where this editor lives.
There certainly cannot be many men
around that town like Captain Cook, of
Cincinnati, or he would at least have
beeu slapped in the mouth more than
once On August llth this paper pub.
ished this astounding observation
"We believe Guiteau to be just as
honorable as the man he shot, and a
mighty sight less dangerous TO the
country at large than tha' plausible,
sm ooth-iopgued, unprincipled man.
The editor OF this paper is named
Wheeler and when his tiendish obser
walton created excitement in the com
munity he repeated it with the addi-
ton,l offensive remark, that when |
Garfield died there would be no Ma
tional sorrow. He has continued TO
make similar offensive observations at
iitterent times and to defend them at
great length. The people Of Quincy
come the nearest TO carrying out the
Injunction OF the Divine Master, "lt
hine enemy smite thee on the cheek
urn to him the other also," than any
seople we have read of since the at
empted assassination of President Gar
ied at least. 1t is no reflection on the
Democratic party which is as keeuly in
with the afflicted President
IS the Republican party is, to say that
his ghoullike editor publishes a
Democratic paper. for such abnormal
,onsters are as likely to be found in
ne party rs the other.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

THE EMIGRATION statistics for Lu,v.
show ths: the total arrivals numbered
h2, SSa, The time was Wien Ire,a,d
sent US the largest number Of emf migrau->.
but she now falls behind, uotwiils,aui.
Ing the agitation in her borders. She
contributed 5,&S' for the month named.
but is tNcellei t. England. Germany
and Sweden. Germany seuis the enor.
nous proportion of 10000, while even
Scotland, the land Of the shamrock,
whose people s.e c.anish and not here
, tofars prone to much emigration, sends
l,SA. Th, figures for Ju.y show an in
crease over the same month Of l>>g Of
nearly 'hlo. It is though; tina. the
Month Of Augus- ,j,;>, ended VII show
\ stil, farthe- increase, AMI as ia, al.
rances the figures may show IKE great.
eI emigration m reGo-'. The Irish
troubles, the gloomy outlook IL the
German Empire AMI me intrrra, dis
sensious iu Russia, viii Al, help TO swell
the number.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

THE BUILDING boom still contin ues,
seventy permits having been taken
OF; for September, and still the mum
Der IS increasing. Masons, bricklay.
ers, ce,,ar-diygers, carrenterS, plas-
terers. painters, plumbe gas-titters
and timers all have their hands full.
and The man who is now idle and says
he can &c. no work is natural tramp
and ii he Starves there would be lit.
tie pity for him.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
PUBLIC SALES.

TRi 81 EE'S SALE -Ryv'rtue OF . deere,
l. ofthe Circuit Court for Kent County IL
Equity, the undersigned, az Trustee, will o.,
fer ~ pubic sale. on
SATURDAY, the 10th Gay OF Sept, 1881,
at II O'Clock, .. M,
az tho hotel in Galens, Kent County, Mary.
la I'd, the following real estate, TO wit:
The farm called Mount Airy. containing
10? acres. more or less, In the First Election
District OF Kent county. on the public road
from tialena TO GcuryetOwn. aad aSlo.ning
,he lands OF Capt. \. V oodall and others
The situation IL desirab'c, being convenient
To church 5, schools &c. Il ia only four Mile>
tum LaInhsOl station, on the keut county
'atl- ad, and within q mile Of the steamboat
trldSe AT fsurget0w >. ard mas a front OF
three quarters ~ mile M Sa- safras river,
and good landing he improvements are
{. rrrmc dwelling and the usual out build
Inss. no. in very sUoi condition.
A peach end apple orchard, tArifty and
bearing The fruit ufth's Re oichatd- IS Of the
'es. market varieties, Terms at sale
RICHARD HYHSON, Trustee.
aug.a StISltW-
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

THE REroR1 of Or. Springer to the
Board o: Trustees of th, Poor vpsr-r.
Gay showed that thsre were only two
cases OF smallpox in the hospitals
both Of whom are black. Thls is a
yer! gratifying rep1r. and indicates
that the disease is about stamped out
III Wilmington. The Board through
'ae suggestion of Dr. Springer. ap-
Fo'.ted Mr.. Fisher permanent. super.
lntendeut Of the smallpox hos pital. he
having proved him self fully compe.
tent and worthy ct tie trust rsrose,i in
h:s, by his services during the n,sr
trying emergency, Let every body re-
jAce that Wilmington is a. las, free;
IRON the snail.p .pox scourse.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

IF POPULATION continues 10 decrease
IN Nevada it will never become q very
importAu. State in the Union, thoue b
in territory il IS amongst the largest.
Having no resources and no industries
except those connected with mining of
the precious metals, IS prospects are
no: al all promising. Much of the
State IS dry, barren desert. incapable
Of cultivation. and as the mines are
being worked out population and pros.
peri.y seem 10 be working cut alsv
The State is in debt and all the burden
falls on small population. Taxes are
said 70 be higher there than anywhere
e,se in the Union.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Preparing for tne hince Meat Sea

Mt>>rs, CGaig x Co. OF Delaware City
have pu1chasei :he interest of l.. ii
Jones, is Shipley street, in his minct
meat Iuauutactory. ard will commeuc e.
the MAJ uiactIre OF miuce meat ahOu'
the 18th Of October. W. II. Thomson
OF tAls ely, is u be theIr bas:ness man
ager.
NENNoR undoubtedly made a mis-.
take sbou, that STERN on the Atlantic
coast extending uor.hward. l, came
aspre!ic;sd but spent is time in lash.
Ing the ocean into a fury along the
South Carolina AMI Georgia coasts. hVt
when il attempted l. penetrate north
ward il met the scorchiag sun and
earth and shat NJ" immediately. We
would advise Nennor TO try "nur'
easter" AMI see whether it would tz.
1le cut as easily ard readily.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
Address :-Wilmin ton. Del.
EGISTEKS ORphR.
IL SEGlsTsR's OppIoR,

| d EdlSTEK'S ORDER.
IL E.GlsTsR's OppIoR,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. II. 1851.
Upon the application Of Phete E Holt. Ad.
mtnistratriX OF John H. holt late of Whining
ton Hundred, in sail county. deceased 1t is
ordered ant directed by the Register that the
AdmlniStratrlN aforesaid give notice of the
grantingof Letters of fAdmiuistrAtionupop the
estate of deceased. with the date OF granting
thereof by causing advertisements to be post.
ed within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six Of the most pL bic places Of the
county of New Castle, requiring all persons
aaving demands against the estate to present
the sakIe or abide by AL set If Assembly Il
such case made and PRO idGd Ird also cause
me sane to be inserted within the ra.ul
period in the DELAWARE kErUrGICAS, a
newspaper published in Wilmington. and u
90 continued therein three st ,kS, (c-J-t;
G'veE uLder the hard and sell Of
us. ot.lce of the Register Afores.it, at
- Wilmington. in New Castle county,
Aforesaid the day and y"ar auore writtes.
:. c. N8iiS. R.gltte-.
NorICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must prcseYt the
same duly attested 20 the AdniltStratrix OF
or before Angus; Il; A. D.. l>s!, or ahid. the
Act Q! Assembly in such case made and pre-
siGed.
PhERE +. HOLT, Admin: .-atrix.
address -" llmll2tOn Del augls
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REtflSTEk'S OFFICE
NEW CAeTLH COUNTY. Aug. 23, 1881.
Upon the application of Sarah &. England.
f.xecutriN Of Ltndley NJ. England, late Of
Wilmington Hd., in said county, deceased
/, is ordered and directed by tho Register
that the Exc at;i. aft-esstd give notice
Of granting o! Letters festlmertsrv upon
the estate Of the deceased. with the date Of
granting thereof. by eau. ug al .eritsements
10 be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters in six Of tho most public pla-
ces OF the county Of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the estate 10
present the same, or al ie by an Act of As.
'eu y III such case made ana provided and
ais" cause the same 70 &c Inserted within the
same period il the DELAWARE hsPvBLlCAS.
newspaper published il. Wilmington and 70
be Continued therein three weeks. (e-o-d,.
Given under the hand and seal OF
LIS. once Of the Re-Is,er afurt aid at
- Wilmington. in New Castle county
aforesaid, the cay and year above VT. ten.
: e. BliCiS. Register.
NuTICE.-All perSOns having ella ms against
the est e OF the deceased mus, present the
same. duly attest.d to the Exc ,utyix. oa
or before august IS, lss2, or abide the Act 0;
Assembly in such case made and provided.
SARAR c. ENGLAND. EAecutrix
Address -" lm.aXton. Del. Auy25
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
IL RKGisTER's OFFICE,
NEW CAsrLE COUNTY. Angust IL lSAl

,
IL REGiSTER's OPPICR,
New CASTLE COUNTY, August II, 1851.
Upon the application Of Alfred ID. Muir,
phcy Executor of Ge1rge ". Wurphcy, late
Of " ilmngton Hundred, in said county, de.
ceased. il is ordered and directed by the Reg
iStcr that the Executor aforesaid give
notice of granting Of Letters Testamentary on
estate OF the deceased, with the date OF grant.
ing thereof, by causing dyerttSementS to be
posted within forty daysfrom the date Of such
letters i'll six of the most public places Of the
county of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate TO present
the same, or abide by an act of Assembly in
such case made and pToylt ed and also cause
the same to be Inserted within the same
period in the UELAw ARK REPCBLICAN, anews.
paper published in Wilmington, and to be
continued therein three weeks. (e-o-d)
Given under the hand and seal OF
us. Once OF the Register aforesaid. at
49, Wilmington, in New astle County,
the day aDd gear above written.
:. G. EltiGS, Register.
NoTlcE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased lust present the
same, duly attcstcd L. the EXccUtur on or be.
fore Aug. II, lss2 or abide thNactoi Assembly
in such case made and provided
ALFRED .. MURpNES,
Address W NiinnSton. Del auXl2
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01

THE COUNTRY aud the csoakers
against the Presidents physicians are
a!ike-they have dried up. There
would be nothing lost if the latter
would remain so, but If the country
would make change Of front nothing
would be more eno)ura ying so far as
comfort and crops are concerned.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
REGISTERS ORDERS,
d EHISTER'S ORDER.
IN REGIsTER's OPFICz,
NEW CAsTLR COUNTY. July q. 1881. {

Upon the application of Robert u. Parry,
Administrator of Charles H. Parry, late Of
wilmington Hd., in said county, deceased,
II is ordered ard directed by the Register
that the Administration aforesaid give notice
OF granting Of letters Of administration upon
me estate Of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof, hy causing advertisements
To be posted wlthia forty days hom the date
Of such letters in SIX of the mOst public
places of the county Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same, or abide by an Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided:
lnd also cause the same to be Inserted within
the same period IN the pAIIN lEruBL1CAN, q
newspaper published in Wilmington. and TO
be continued therein three weeks. te-o-dD
~~ Given under the hand and Seal
L. {. Of Office Of thG Register aforesaid at
- " i'rIingtUn. in New Castle county,
aforesaid. The day and year above written.
:. G. RIGG:S. Register.
NOTICE All persons having claims against
tae estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attrstcI to the administrator Oh
or before July II. 1852. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
RODENT &. PARRY,
Administrator
Address -Wilmirgton. Del. ly!a
Daily Republican., 1881-09-01
The DrOUx hi,

The effects of the drought are no
only seen TO the eye but they are be
ginning to be felt in the pockets, es
pecially by those who are not getting
overly large wages and have large
families to sustain. Forty to fifty cents
pound for butter, thirty-tive cents a
half peck for tomatos, fifteen cents a
half peck for white and sweet potatoes,
wheat at Sl,4o cents per bushel and the
probabilities that corn can scarcely
be had at any price, is a dark lookout
for the laboring man and mechanic on
low wages, and though the prices of
grain and produce have arisen to such An
enormous height it is none the more re-
assuring to the farmer whose crops ar>
literally burnt up and who will soon
have nothing to sell if the drought con-
tinues much longer.
Bad however as the drought is herein
Delaware We are comparatively blessed
when compared with some portions of
the east and west. In Southern lndi-
ana for instance, the situation is de-
plorable The corn crop il is said, will
not be one fourth, or one half at the
most what it was last year Late pota-
toes in many counties will no, be worth |
the digging aud the tobacco crop is
ruined. Grass in tho III adow lands |
has been burned to crisp, and the
ground will have to be resown. Far
mers in many instances are selling their
live stock to avoid the expense of win
tering the animals. The ground is SC
hard that ploughing is impossible, aud
unless rain falls aeundantly, fall SOW
ing will be delayed until the last OF ]
September or October. Water in some
counties has to be hauled from three to r
twelve miles tor domestic and stock L
uses, as the streams are dried up. Much |
suffering among the poor the coming Il
winter may be feared in the east as wei, t
Is in the west, uuless change for the Il
better comes quickly, for the price OF p
: reals and provisions viii be unusually s.
high, and the demand and consequently IL
The price, will be increased by the par k
ia, failure o;the British harvests. +
AnxiousIy the heavens are scanned to 81
'ee the least Sisu Of rain, and a cloud II
no larger than q mans hand" is nj
iailea with delight As the forerunuer q. Il
III oncomin. rain. The clouds 10 the r
vest last night brought hope only to 81
leplrt as tle morn rose AMI dissipated OF
he teecv gathering, leaving the skies ST
ike tirmamsat Of brass. This morn. III
us hope again rises as the tleecy specs a
esppear, bur rs all signs are said to TAI, IS
n dry weather, this one will also Very el
likely pass away ami leave Us with 10
'lear sky, parched and cracked earth Z.
and the thermometer above the nine oi
lies And this is the tiyst OF Srntem-
Der too. However we will wait, We Il
suppose beCauSc We have to, tor il nav n,
well be supposed that If We had the h
lower 10 bring rain the earth woa!d be al
'reIched with it rtore an hour. pl