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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-09

wAsnIsoros, August n.
Jos Nlmmo. Jr. Chief Of tho Ducsu of
Statistics, has msds an adva o. statement Of
The immigration Into the United States for the
month Of July. fsa. - compared with the
same month In 1881. During july thrrr ar
rived In the customs disfricts of Baltimore.
boston. Deiriot. Huron. Ninnrsota, Hew Or
leans. New York. Psssamsquoddy, Philsdes-
phia and san francisco. snpo passengers.
Of whom issio we're immigrants All
citizens Of the United States returned from
abroad. AMI i.sn siIeus NOD Intending 10
rpsnain In tbs Tinted stntc<. 0f this total
number of Immigrants thsre arrived fron In
sisnd and wsie-. 2sBi Ireland. kaBi Hcot-
land. LII. Au<frfa. i.isp; Belgium. -: Do
hesnIs. i5ti Denmark. i.ss. France. s>si Ger
many. lasfi. Hunssry. ~; Italy. Ills; Meth
eriands, nos Norway. s.ss hnasia. AxB;
Poland, ~. Sweden. slss; Switzerland. rs;
Dominion Of csssds. 5.Hss c1ina. Geit. 80
frum III other countries. ~.
Tho total number n Immigrants arrived m
the abose named customs districts from thc
principal foreign countries dnrsnz ths month
u July, Ist'. and for The ssnc uouth of ~
prcvlons year. were a foI1ousi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAns.

DE LEssEPs thinks the trouble In
Egypt will last long Time. lie says Arabi
Pssha has the whole nation At his bach. with
an army Of some thirty thousand 1t present
and arms for soo. 900 men.
THE United States grand jury at
Psrkersburg, W. Va, has indicted Inspeo-
tor Young for msnsIaughter. for granting
the steamer scioto . permit 70 carry more
passengers than authorized by law. Two
pilots aud the captain Of the Iomas are also
indicted. Ia
CO. d. CowARDrH, Of the Richmond
tva.) DispafcA, charged with being about
10 engage In duel with W. G. Elan, edi.
tor Of the Wig, hes besn arrested.
A HuxBER Of men were buried be-
meath mass Of rocks and earth In tunnel
near Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. .. Henry
Moire was killed and several others were
severely isiurrd.
ID. N. SgyswooD, Q postal clerk In
North Carolina. who had been rinIng regis.
Tered letisn for soma ten ysaIz. wa found
out and arrested st ool<sboro the other day.
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's"" o.''eo -. ~ -s,'s 80,
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tIrus uu,,l Nov. 4.
f.vovav TAv,or ~ tTlIed and ID.
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seusn bsnd, iod.. ios ~ yesn "en' -
ch'eAso NOT long s,aes ana 'a,'ea 20 Ie'nfn.
On sept. : me- VIE rsee'sea 'ss,.1 Ion
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-09

The Thermometer a Gila Bend.
Ariyons. went up 10 i35 degrees IN The
shade the other day. ella hcnd h nsf
far from iort Yuma. This will 20 fer
toward establishing the truth ol The Old
story ahout The deed soldier who came
back frum the bad place 70 rors fuua
after his blanket : tziedgo Jonrne'.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-09

ifoagp Ilyaena, aged N. Killed NJ.
wlfs tni lhtn rommllied mlelfs ~ sHess.
iHsi Il Ilfeefhlll, Mass, Aus ~
Dies lftrLt eounleffelief .ffev 4
fsvelssf and lfiet n esrspe from lispuiy
Hsfshsayefmllges.neaf Hsnfat. iaNs. Aua
u the efheef Used hls pistol with fsssl
effect.
a Fnti0nr train On The Wabash, n.
leFls 4 raelac litlesy va wrecked ~ /
iaiseltred switch A tIselona, t,hla, sept. 4
iohh tonhlih, engineer, and an unk
tramp wefe srfinuaIy Injured.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-09

Tho Saratoga correspondent of The
New York Nah writes of Oscar Wilde
that he Ignores eapiial>. and that Me
signature on The hoiel register rsads
thus: "uscnr wide -londou." EN-
deed. I lore The nloou." said he. "tHe
Ipvely. The weirily besusIful noon- I"
On women he sald. .Yoa hare ~
kinds Of beautiful adInaa here. women
q sunflmenl vomea q loeeo ~ cok
urv. vo.en d boaney. 81 vouoA Ola
I re1F<> - ~. ~ m<Fo enroy -
~ = huma6lsy."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

BY over 100 votes; yet, "whie the evidence
against Mr.. Cullen is thus far stronger than
that under which scores OF democratic con-
gressmen have been ousted from their seats
by republican congressional majorlties' he
believed that no citizen should be deprlv'
ed of the elective privilege because Of the
failure of the judges of election to com
ply with the strict letter of the law In con-
Quoting the election and making out their
returns of votes cast"
The Signal adds most truly: This Is
democratic and in accordance with the
democratic system of doing business; and
should Mr.. Haley be brought before the
people of this district again as a candidate
for congress, which he certainly Will be a,
the proper time, he will be seated without
the necessity of contest"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

One day early this week Fiske Il BEEN re-
ceived an order by wire to send an expert to
measure q man for SUIT OF clothes. They
sent their best man for the business, and
when he arrived at the place he found-well,
il is difficult to say just what, only ne was a
Man (spelled with a capital NJ in every sense
of the word. These are some of his measures
Q feet So inches tall, so inches around the
breast and IS inches around the waist, (think
of that, We aldermenD 1t takes 171@ yards OF
cloth for coat and pants and 3 yards for vest.
They also made the socks-34 inches around
the ankle and 3434 inches in length of foot.
The vest will be Al inches long and the coat
GA, The suit will be made in the latest style
dress coat, &C.; coat and pants of black,
and vest of blue cloth. a force of tailOrs are
at work and will probably finish the suit in q
day or two. The expert who took the meas
ure was compelled to use t'co measures, one
not being long enough to 20 around. This
same expert had so far recovered as to be on
duty again last evening Our reporter saw
the pants and stockings last evening and
knows whereof he writes.
This Man is expected to travel this way
but our hotel keepers and butchers need no,
combine to raise the price of provisions be
fore Monday, for he has engaged to eat hls
Christmas dinner in another town. He Is a
hearty eater think of those Sc inchesO and
his relatives are kept in constant fear of the
poor house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23
HOME MATTERS.
Personal Menion.

HoME.-Miss Kittie Hamilton is home for
the holidays.
Moss.-C. l.. Moss, Of Grand Ridge, is in
Kansas.
LYNcH.--Tom Lynch is home for the holt
days from Ann Arbor.
MoRGAN.-J. E. Morgan fourishes COM
mission as commissary sergeant, 4th Regt.
HoME-Mrs. 7. f. MacKinlay and Miss
Belle Gibson are home from their Kansas
trip.
MAcKAY.-Jabez kackay, of Usage, has
been appointed deputy sheriff under VIM.
r. Milligan.
PARR.-Miss Sallie Parr 10 home for the
holidays-just in time to see that new
brother.
LoCKwooD.-Miss Minnie Lockwood has re
turned from New YORK, where she spent the
summer and fall.
MoNrANA.-G. A. Campbell, who has beer
In Jefferson City, Montana, for the past year
has returned to Ottawa.
RAYMoND.-County Treasurer Raymond
has been suffering for a few weeks past with
| hSbuhuy uut 10
| JuDGE.-Hon. c. 8. Miller left Ottawa or
Saturday last in quest of new home in the
Northwest He will visit Minnesota, Dakots
and perhaps Colorado.
| CoNvALEsCENr--L. NJ. Chamberlain has
SO far recovered from his attack of lung fevel
as to be on the streets again, but is not able
to engage in business.
| MARVIN. MIR. Thos. II. Marvin of the G..
B. Il Q. depot, has been suffering for q few
weeks past with rheumatism and wat
confined to his home for some time.
DIcKEY. Judge Dckey, while descending
from the stage at Apollo Hall, on SatHrda,
night, where he had listened to lecture b,
Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, fell. striking on hi
head. receiving severe il not dangerou
wounds.
GoING.-Mrs. n. B. Fish and daughter
Minnie, who have been the guests Of c. d
De Lapp for the past four months, will leav
for their home in Syracuse, N. Y, on Tues
day next
HARMoN.-Joliet Ne,cs: "Charles Harmon
who has been employed for some years i
the drug store of j. II. Brown, has resigne
his position there for more lucrative on
with Forbes & Lorriaux, Ottaws, H."
BouGHT-John Cowles returned fror
Southern Kansas on Wednesday evenin
last. Having purchased farm near the lin
of the Indian territory, he will go out ther
for a permanent resident, in two or thre
months.
BooTH.-W. p. Booth, whose severe init
ries were noted last week, is slowly recove
ing under the treatment Of Drs. Hathewa.
OF Ottawa, and Finlen, OF Streator. As 500
! as he can be removed he will be taken hon
10 Evansville, Ind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

While the House has now passed six Of
the eleven chief Appropriation bills, the
senate, on account of the halt over the civil
service bill, has thus far passed but one.
The House committee on pensions has
reported in favor Of allowing pensions to
the veterans of the Mexican war-all ex-
cept jeff. DAVIS
The heroic resolve OF the House on Mon.
day not to adjourn over the holidays, and
to impose fine of $50 day on all alb
sentees came to sudden grief on Tuesday
So many members asked for and were
granted leave of absence that 1t became
evident the House would be left without q
quorum, whereupon the resolution not to
adjourn over was resclnded and another
adopted to adjourn over from yesterday
22d-to January Cd. The senate, however
has thus far refused to concur in the reso
linton
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23
CONGRESS-.

The Pendleton civil service reform bill
still hangs in the senate and will not pass
before the holiday adjournment. A test
vote on Wednesday, when Sherman pro-
posed to lay 1t aside and take up his bill
to extend the time for whisky to lie in
bond, which the senate refused TO do
showed majority of ten or fifteen in liz
favor, 80 that the bill will doubtless pass
but III such form that Its fate in the
House will be doubtful.
The House was all week until Thursday
occupied with the post Office appropriation
hl'l, The chief contention being over the
Proposition 10 reduce letter postage to
cents and over Robeson's amendment &c
compel the land grant railroads, especially
the Union and Central Pacific, to carry til,
mails a. hall their former rates, the othel
hall to be credited on their Indebtedness L
the government. The debate showed thai
the Indebtedness Of the Pacific railroads t;
the government, which two years ago wa.
$99, 900 900, has swelled TO $l04, 1000, 600
an average increase OF 100000 year
The Robson amendment will reduce thu
rate of increase half a million year.
The tariff reduction bill is still in thu
hands of the ways and means COMMITTEES
and no report is expected from them uati
the middle of January.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23
(y~rAwA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1882.
norton of it remains which must be turned

portion of it remains which must be turned
into money regardless OF values.
This sale will include all lines OF seasona
BILE dress goods, silks, velvets, plushes
cloaks, shawls, hannels, blankets, and al
other winter goods, and also holiday fancy
goods, notions, hosiery, ianies' and gents
underwear, knit goods, &C., &c.
No line OF seasonable goods will be reserv
ed,-all will be included in the sale, and II
may safely be said that the house is to-day
offering the greatest value for the money to
be had in the county.
This sale is genuine, and sweeping in its
extent; and the reductions are such that al
can readily appreciate them.
The house invites all to call and examine
this stock and prices. They know they will
save you money and want to prove it to you.
Full lines OF boots and shoes and com
plete grocery stock, making the largest and
best general stock in this city. Country
produce bought at the highest cash prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

Weeks FLORAL GUIDE.-Mr. Wick, the
great Rochester Florist and Nurseryman,
favors US with copy of his beautiful an
nual for 1888, SO well known as "Vick's
Floral Guide" II is embellished with
three splendid colored plates, and with cuts
of all the plants in which, or the seeds OF
which, he deals. Its chief value of course
lies IN its being a complete guide" to the
proper treatment and culture OF all KINDS
of flowers and vegetables. A copy is sent
to any address, postpaid, for 10 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

The newly elected officers Of the Utics
lodge of Odd Fellows will be publicly In
stalled on Wednesday evening, January Sd
DR.. j. O. Harris, Of this city, acting a.
Grand Master. Following the installation
ceremonies Rev. Mr.. Hazeltine, of La Sale
will make a short address and then tn,
company will be invited to engage IN ,
social dance. The society at Utica hav'
purchased lot and propose TO erect there
on hall, the proceeds of the dance goine
INTO the general fund for that purpose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

The new criminal code of New York
which went into effect on the LIST inst,
makes an attempt to commit suicide a
criminal oifense, and the first case under
the law terminated 80 happily that it ii
likely to become popular. Dora Huber, a
pleasant faced German girl, was brought
into court on the charge of having at
tempted to kill herself by swallowing tn,
PHOSPHORUS of bunch of matches dis
solved In milk, because her young man
had gone back on her. AS the justice wal
about to sentence her to the penitentiary
the young man suddenly appeared and set
tied the business by marrying the girl
who LETT IN company with her new hus
band as happy as a cricket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

Chicago was tremendously excited last
week over what seemed to be an abduction
case like that of the Hennecke girl in Mil.
waukee, the supposed victim being Annie
Lotus Jackson, who vas last seen In com.
pany with DR.. Buddington, and who was
arrested for his supposed connection with
the case On Saturday night, however, the
girl returned from 81. Louis and explained
her strange disappearance by the story that
DR.. Buddington had taken her to the Clar.
ence House for improper purposes, bu,
tailed to wrong her, and to conceal her
identity she pretended to be from 81. Louis
and sympathetic guests hndlug htr de-
serted raised money and sent her to 81
Louis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

CHICAGO Decentralization Is called
tn the advertisement of the Chicago Jour-
nal, on our 9th page. For nearly forty
years the Journal has stood about AT the
head OF the daily press of Chicago and the
northwest-not but that Others have put on
bigger airs and made more noise, but none
have been more complete and reliable In
giving all the news, or have exerted wild
er and more healthful influence. Its week
" is the best and cheapest family ncwspa
per for general reading printed west OF the
mountains.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

The we'll known Indiana congressman,
Godlove ). Orth, died at his home IN La
faye,,e on Sunday last. He had been in
Ill health for some months, from cancer.
Gus affection Of the neck and jaw, which
was found to be beyond medical control.
He was born In 1917 in Lebanon, Pa, and
educated at Gettysburg college, graduating
in about 1887. Then studied law, was ad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

Some of the ingenious prisoners In thu
county jail have been engaged In making
saws, &c, from steel shanks taken from
their shoes. Articles OF this description
were found few days ago in the posses
zion of one of the men, And Sheriff Mill
ran has determined that In the future al
prisoners must wear shoes furnished BY
the county, which will contain no contra
band material. This removes the tenpta
ton to the prisoners to try the Clarity
MCGOWAN dodge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

On Thursday at noon Mr.. Theron d. Bush
nell and Miss Allie Shuler were married by
Rev. NJ. X. Whttesey at the residence of the
BRIDES father, H. A. Shuler, Esq. The wed
ding was very quiet one, attended only by
relatives and few intimate friends. After
the ceremony the happy couple left the city
for a short wedding trip, and in February
will leave for Minnesota. We wish them
many years of happy welded life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

WILL Nor CoNTEsT.-The Joliet Sigma
of Tuesday states that Mr.. Haley, although
strongly urged to do so by the Democratic
Congressional District Committee, has de
cided not to contest the election OF Mr.
Cullen to congress from this district. In
vestigation has satisfied HIM that he could
easily prove the casting of 100 illegal vote,
by students in Du Page county, and ,ha
the returns Of the town Of Sheridan, In LII
Sale county, which gave Cullen lGs ma
jorlty, were so grossly irregular that any
committee hearing the contest would hav'
10 throw them ou:. thus electing Mr.. HALEY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23
CURIOUS LETTERS.

The New York Herald Of Monday pub
fishes what Horace Greeley would call
"m,ghty interesting reading" in the form
of lengthy private and confidential cor
respondence between Gen. Garfield, l.. L.
Morton. Chauncy l. Filley and others, and
Stephen w. Dorsey, the star-rout hero, dur
ing the campaign of 1880, and continued
between Garfield and Dorsey up to the form.
alton of the cabinet in 1881. 1t Will be re-
mcmbered that when, in the spring of 1880,
Dorsey was made secretary of the Republl
can National Committee, there was consid'
cradle grumbling on the part of some OF
the party leaders and journals, When
later, public rumor assigned HIM an i'm
partan. part in Garficlds confidence and
Icounsels, and after the election reports
from Mentor represented Dorsey as one OF
the Presidents most influential and trusted
advisers, it was generally resented by the
republican press and politicians, and met
with indignant denlals.
This correspondence, which is but a
small part of quires of the same kind
which Dorsey has in his pigeon.holes, GER
tainly justilies all the claim Dorsey ever
made as to the closeness and cordially OF
his relations with Gen. Garfield, not only
during the campaign of 1880, but before
and after 1t. No Damon and Pythlas ever
loved each other with more sincere and
gushing affection. Garfield had for years
been on friendly and intimate terms
with Dorsey, in the army and In congress
and had thorough knowledge and pro
found appreciation of his talents to plan
and manage political campaign. 1t was
through Garfield's influence that Dorsey
was made Secretary of the Republican
National Committee, and afterwards, al
though Jewell was chairman and nomina
head OF the committee, when the campaign
opened with Garfield as presidential candi
date. this correspondence shows that 1t wal
upon Dorsey, and not Jewell, that Garfield
relied to conduct the campaign. Especially
IN the management OF the October cam
palgn in Indiana, upon which "sll depend
ed" was Garfield urgent in his appeals Il
my Dear Dorsey" to take all upon him
self, and to spare neither conscience o.
money" to secure successful issue. Ga.
field himself was constant and profuse il
his advice to Dorsey IN that memorsbl,
struggle. His calm recital TO Dorsey oil
the way his coreligionaires, the "Disci
pies" in Indiana, were 10 be worked" t.
get their votes, and his queer congratula-
tons to Dorsey on his victory-"your worh
IN Indiana has vindicated itself; nothing
succeeds like success"-thIs, and column
more of this correspondence, IS certainly
most curious and suggestive reading.
1t is all plain enough, after reading thos'
snatches of correspondence, why no ser,ou
prosecution of the star.route thieves wa
feared by Dorsey while Garfield was alive
and if he were alive today. does anybody
imagine Dorsey would be on the defensive
III Washington court?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23
Insurance Meeting J..

The annual meeting of the Rutland ano
Manlius Mutual Fire Insurance Company
for the election of officers Will be held, as
usual, at the Loring school house in Man
hus, on Tuesday, Jan. I'd, 1888, at II
o'clock a. NJ.
The Board of Directors meet at thu
house of the Secretary on the Saturday
previous at II O'Clock NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

Supery isor Garland, of Ophlr, Is dead
He was born in Ireland in 1881, and came
to this county in 1850. He owned farm
of over 300 acres, and was known and re-
spected as a good farmer and honest and
straightforward business man. On the
Beard he was a useful, though member
who did more thinking than talking.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.

The Greatest Value Ever Offered for the
Money In the County.
The sale Of winter and holiday goods at ii
]. Gillsn's, announced by us as begun, tive
weeks ago, may justly be regarded as thu
most important sale Of dry goods announced
In the county for many years.
For this Is not a stock broken up by Ions
and severe winter season and brisk holida!
trade, but stock full and complete in al
departments. The season has been o shor
one ana as q more than usually enormou
stock has been put on the shelves larg'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

Thomas Doyle and Katie Morgan,
runaway couple from Oneida county, Ne"
York, having reached Rochester and taken
a room for the night IN hotel, blew ou'
the gas on going to bed and in the morn
ing were found dead from suiiocatior.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

Gen. Curtis, who, while an officer OF the
New York custom house had collected pc.
li,lcal assessments Of the employees ana
was indicted for 1t and found guilty, took
an appeal to the U. S. Supreme Court, and
that court now decides that the law pro.
hibitlng the assessment of Government EN-.
ployes by Federal officers, tor political
purposes, Is clearly constitutional Goiell
HuhhplI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

The National Committee Of the green
back party met in st. LOUIS on Tuesday
and favorably considered proposition OF
Mr.. De La Matyr, of Indiana, to dissolve
the party and call national convention OF
all the elements opposed to the two great
national parties and organize new party
mainly on the antimonopoly basis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23
More Light.

Scott Bros. e. Co. have put in two more
electric light burners, which give them ak
of these dazzling illuminators, and makes
theirs the most brilliantly lighted dry goods
house in the state OF Illinois. Their goods
as displayed for the holidays show off to
great advantage and attract crowds OF Gus
toners and sght.seers.
They have q very handsome stock, and
especially in the line Of silks and all sorts OF
fancy articles such as are in demand just
now Call and look at the new goods BY the
full flood OF the electric light, which brings
out the colors as perfectly as sunlight ITSELF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

The effective means to stop the recen
war between the railroads from Chicago tc
Omaha was found in the gobbling of the
Omaha road by the Chicago and North
western. The latter monopoly now be
comes the greatest railroad corporation in
the world, controlling 4,73G.33 miles Of
road, or 1888 miles more than its greatest
rival, the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 ST. Paul
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

The City Bank OF Rochester, n. l., rated
as among the strongest in the city, sudden
" suspended on Wednesday, the cause o!
the collapse being that G. +, Upton, its
president, had stolen $350000 of its
money and lost it in stock speculations
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-23

A meeting of the iron manufacturers az
p,ttsburc on Wednesday, after examining
into the condition of the trade, decided
that 1t was healthy and that the prospects
for the next season were unclouded.