davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1882-01-04
1882

There are several causes which
have contributed to the excep-
tlonal success of our endeavors
to crafty refined taste at mod
crate cost, and on a greatly in
creased scale.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-04
1882

We selected with the creates;
care in Europe an immense stock
of choice goods which proved
to be without exception the best
brought to this country.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-04

THERE is likely to be battle in Con-
gress over the question whether the tariff
shall be directly revised or referred to
commission. The tendency at this time
appears to be i'll favor of commission: {:
bat there are strong arguments favorable
to action by the Ways and Means Com
nittee. 1t can gather as much practical
information in less time and at less cost
than a commission. And as it must deter
mine what shall be done, it is best for it
to gain its own information.
Smyrna times., 1882-01-04

Pers|
cliangd
will pl|
sfernd
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tres affair6e, ills current dependant
de bOns moments intimes. Resoln
4 solu a jonir du bOnhrur present.
il eyitait :Onte question SUI Pave
mr.; ellie meme nsy faisait ancu
ne allnsion. Ellie etait plns alma
Ole ct plus affectneuse que ia
mails. Ellie @l'invila q inner pom
le lenhemain, C quill accrpta dc
grand cWur. Valentine ini pa
rut enlightenment +mbrllie lie
bonheur rayOnnait >u! - vlSagr.
D-bo It PIES dele, Rene la con
templai, ace trnd'e>sr ; il NY
await pa a sly m%eprtndre. il l'ai
matt.
-VOus me Intmettrez de
vous talre non cOml 'innrht,
Mauelnoi>rlir, dit Olivier en- In
saiuant.
Ellie hi tendii la main avec
! franchise.
! --Je :ou> pernlrts ct il HOuS
remercie, i6pondlt-elle Ell RANT.
SD Iimiiil6 avail. disphrn, ellie
lie regardai, bien Ell fare, de crt,e
meme facon quill aimait tant chez
sa mere.
Ell c'eSt plus qn'nn compli
ment or,ii"ai,e 4nej'ai i vous fai
\ re, c0rtinua ,>ii. car &c marriage,
p"rait il n'e>t pas non plus IN ma
riase ordinairr. Oh! ir sails toni
MOI, IL We'll ami. C'-st uu be- et
bon m Iriagt ,i'inciina.ion.
~Eh ben! oni, Monsieur. dit
la charmantr file. l"nliS que sou
fance r;vi S'emparait de sd main
TT lalaportalt q SEES levres; OF
c'tst Celia.
Pnis 50 retOurnant vers Nine
de Solahge> qni nn pen, a l'6carl
cOnteml lait crtte petite scene
avec IL visible inIni6tode, on
n'echappa PAS a Olivier.
Ma mere, di.-rlle a dem
soix. je crois que j" comprend'
toni m%aihtenant. Puis>iez-vons
ere henrrnSe comme je lie sui.
moi meme!
: Flies ssembraSsetent, tandi'
quill " .lrmandalt CO que vO,
laie5 I dire encore GEES mysterieG
ses paroles.
lie mari gp ent lien a SaiIt
Tiiowas-d'Aqnin. Valentine e,aii
hitn jolie dams sa toilette de M
| rice. En- DEBIT de = yrux aba!
>e>. d dtlni cachee SOUS lie gan,
voilr de tulle qui tomoalt juSln':
SEES pied>,,on lisalt l.. bt nhrar snl
son visage. III Nine de Sola,
!. ges! Son bonhrur srm.,Lai' SUI
l passer encore cel.i de sat file
! Oh! les mer-s!-pen>ait Olivier
, trappe depniS pnelqne~ yours d
Ia tend'e exaItati"n qni respirai
dams toute sa per>olrne ct d.
mysterIeux SQUIRE qu.nn voyai
crrer sur ses le>res. Les jeune
. epoux parli. ent IL soir pohr Fol
e tanebleau. Qnand lis eutent di
paru ct qn'ii Sc retrouva senl ave
son annie, dams 10 petit. salo'
$ DIES jourS tranqniles, grave ct III
r peu emue. ellie pfit sa main:
I Olivier, dit-elle, main:enan
je suis libr-. AnVtre tour le bol
) heur. bites, Gu voulez,vou e
r cureP
$ -Libre s.eclia t il, ct q moi
n Est &c biru possible! OH, j
'.>ve"x toujeur. Mais m~alnteuan
Sauiai jes...
X A nopf;uuor
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Ea care de IL ligues --iere insert 81 80
. 81 2me IS
- F." " Il Insert. add 80
Coates les aaIo, ees Indignant Ia
profession ct aui a~'excedera pas
hait lignes par an-d'aSancc.. 10 %
~tnnoaces lie Caadiaats-d'syanee 10 90
5@1>Toute aanonce pnbliee par interval
Yes sera payec AZ tau2 dune piastfe par
:arre.
@sS-Toute anuonce d ont ie nomhfe di
sertiSps NEST pas ap eeiha. seia 'nser
,aslu'a ,uvei orAre. az a ortiAasr
ATELTER TYP0GRAPHIQltt..
KorAnr ION Pass.
avaut teutlc materiel Decessaire, nous
es,uaies d meme de METRE q execution
..sss leg ouvrages typographiquesq ui nous
eeront confias, Les breis davocat. cartes
d'aaaires, entatcs de tactnres. tickets d'ha
bita,ion, blsues. cirGusa.res. etc. se.ent
smprimGs dams lc p'ds brei aetai ct dea
prix les plus moderes.
ESS~Tous les JOBS devront etre pave
.aussit6t la livraisoa du travail commando
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IL.CIIIE7ON
UN SECRET
IN

Dn reste, ellie ne lui en- fit pas
mystare. II recslt lie lendemain nne
gongue lettre dele. don. les hHit
pages etaient remrlieS de hi.
Dams ces petlts endroits OH il Y
a peu de monde, on sen dedom>
mage en- PEASANT tout son temps
avec les deux trois personnes de
seonualssanee que Ison r%encohtle.
On SO retronve lie matin au BAN ;
dams lsaples midi 90 s'associe
Dour les memes promenaues ; lie
asoir. on Sc reunit tant6t chez FUN
tant6t chez l'antre, ct Ton ne sc
quite que pour recommrncer lie
lendemain. C'est me douce vie,
ct IL comtesse Ia decrivait a mer-
sveille. il etait taciie de sc la re-
presenter ct lie Nv suivre. Sous
i'intluence ia grand air. Valentine
repreuait sa bonnie mine, SEES bel
les coulenrs. MATS, par contre,
Olivier Sc sentait MOURN de ialou-
sic.
Six semaines s'econlereEt ainsi.
dependant tont finit, ct lie moment
,arriva OH Nine de Solanges sc de-
.eida a retourner chez ellie. II etait
temps ION touchait at mois de sep
tembre. Co fut un bonhenr pour
Olivier de pouvoir Sc liz repr6sen-
ter de nOuvean dams son vieux
MANOR, en- la seule compagnie de
81 file, nsayant pour ressonrce
que In societe lie deux Oh trois vol.
sins fort ennnyeux. ct pour dis.
traction que lie plaisir dc contem-
pier ga basse~cOur on sob parterre.
I'll sc Souvenait cOmbien a~ntrefois.
= ellie await le govt de la campagne,
CONNIE ellie savait sly taire mile
petites joies au moyen de toutes
ssortes dc chooses simpleS. Ellie Sc
plaisait aux Tongues jonrntes cal
mes, aux tran1uil!es occupations
de Ia vie des champs, aux soirees
.solitalres passees avec TIL livre
tont celia deyait la charmerencore
Ellie allait reptrer dams SOS hat,itn
dies, redevenir el!e-meme. C'etait
hon de Ia SAVIOR dams cette paisiblt
slemeure, ahritee sous lie vieux toll
protecteurde SEES ancetres, cachet
a tous les regards, perdue pour
tous. II 6tait ale Ia Solvent; lily
await vue; il conuaissait tout e
nouvait la snivrc pas a pas dan.
les details de chapue journee. |
mi semblait qu'iIs etaient moins
squares. LIE ealme rentrait dan!
son cBur.
II fnt, helas ! dc courte duree.
An bout de pen de iours, Nine dt
.Solanges lui apprit que Valentin,
trOuvait INSULT la societe d,
bon cure, les visites al village e
les promenades 4 cheval sous les
.corte du vieux Bapiiste.
stout celia ecrivait la cOmtesse
ne saurait plus charmer une fill
de seize aus. J:ai invite queluues
personnes d venir nous voir ce
automne. Nous allons jouer !;
xomedie. Valentine Sc r6joni
fort de debuter. Ellie est IN pet
simide, mails avec tant de g.ac'
souseiia sen tirera on nd meme
81. de Xea.ze a aceefte nm roe
.pt 200 va Sc METRE aux repet
nions, qui sont presqne aussi amt
,santes que Ia representation ellie
lnenle .etJplas gales. .parse que
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Sonnet.
L'lDEAL.

. divin Ideal. dont lie raynn yerineii
Curesse Ell folAtrant ma trisie solitude
st dams la solnbre mutt seizure mon soinneli
,r,, y,rses dams mon sein Ia deuce. qnietuae
E'astronome 6hahi contemple le so'eil:
les mondes dloignes sont sou unique e:nde
Ainsi de mes desirs iavorisant Teveti.
'Tn fails mes seuls p!aisirs ct ma soii:eitnde
pere de Temperance ct des bra!ants desirs,
Ii %eufante nos .joies ct nourrit nos soupirs.
Sans arreter le cours de notle a.dente enSit
Sill ne ~satisfait pas. il donue all moinsa'es
poir,
IT lespoir sur In terre est notra seut ayoAr
lie Rec est Ii Mort, tidsut .esi Ia Fie:
l.. T.
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Ainsi rien n'etait change a lenr
situation. Ellie l.aimait. ellie esS6
RAFT levenir un jour sa femme.
Mals sqnelqne chose les sepayat,
,qnelade chose qu.il deyasl F9lo
rer, ct eette invisible barpere
etait toujours. la meme. Aug
lours squi s.6taient ecoul9s/dans
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SAISONS.

AIR. JOHN BOSIO. PaOPRIETAlRE
vi du RESTAURANT DIES QuATRE-SAIsossl
PREVENT ses alnis de a willie ct do Ia cam
payne, ainsi que le pnblic en- generate, qui
q transfere son restaurant du No. lSS de
Ia rue de Charities an No. tll dc la meme
rue. pres dc St-Lou,s. Ii profile de cette OF
casion pour remercier 10 pub!ia ct s~oliicite
en- map,e temps la continuation de son bien
v~e,llant patronage. ii infornle On outre ses
amis quill a des salons particulars au Pre-
mier, ct DIES chambre meubiecs a louer D e
selpaine on au mois. Les personnes de- "a
Siile ct de la cainpagne y troivcrout tout ar
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera ouvet!
Il To nui & fav rs.
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For Rent.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STKAN q HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Albsrti informs his friends
nd tho trav"ll ing public that he has made
acme new arrangements which viii; ENABLE
him to satii ~ all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the day
breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It 1 o'clock 2. N.
Commodlous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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les sont moins so~lennelies. Je
vons inaugural lie grand jour lors
quill sera ike, pour que vous pen
sicZ i nous"
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Association.

Les Din. BOURGEOIS 4 pANSEREAr,
ont forn6 upe association. pour III pratt
quo dc h MEDICINE ct do lat chrurgie
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TH1BODAUX, LNE.,,
For NslfC.
One food hand Fire Engine capable of
throwing water ever $50 feet.
Sold because its owners have purchased
Steam Fire Engine.
For terms aud particulars. apply to
uns25-so.3m.
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CNFAyONAELE WEATHER FOR UARyEsT-SUD-
Den DEATH WHILE AsLEEP-yANDALIsM-
WORK on TIE VALLEY R0AD-DAMAGEs, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 81, 1882.
The weather Yesterday and day before
has been damp and ,hOWery, with no clear
ing up t0-day-VcrY uniayOHble Tor har-
ve,ine, and farmers cannot help feeling
some unea,incs> about the great wheat crop
which Is partly standing in the field. IT IS,
in the judgment OF old farmers, the most
Uniform crop they have ever known
hardly q bad crop in the county. They
estimate the average yield per acre in
Augusta "a twelve bushels, while the aver
age yield one year with another is about
seven bushels.
The army-WOrm has commenced attack
ing the grass, Lut does not threaten 10 be
formidable. and il j. thought that already
the hot weather hi. checked their dcpreda-
tons.
On SUNDAY morning Mr.. David Baylor,
q West View, on arising, LETT his vile a.
he supposed .oundly sleeping, but as She
did not a. pear in time Tor breakfast he
sent To- hcI room. and the messenger found
that she hal been dead Tor some time. She
was an exemplary lady, and a member of
Hebron church. licut-di,oasc caused her
death.
some law,,-- person. o few ni-htS AGO
broke and Sadly damaged rev binder
belonging t0 Ped uek Rhodc.. of Pleas
ant Valley. which De- had just bought In
-nunion. llr u1, lad 10 repaired. and
Col %. 70 eIoIu over tlc machine at nighi.
NIF tut .U .H0'. |.m .ru h' 81 -
t,eiDe md sto rm.hfL
sui D i. D IIlln'd H-
. ..,..n ,-u. at, 49,. ';o,,t s. ltpt.
have nearly flushed ihrir cont irt of
.Idm- 80 ftua'or. and Nj. Jouc, BIAS
inishod bi- near VI dNay and gone. VIII
his railroad tools. 49,, o. another Wor. IN
MARY land. Tine Valley Railroad Company
/ ha, expended ESQ, 1902. m thc purchase
~ property ina -'ouu'1u, and paid -rl.Hi'
for going through thn county. making q
total OF S15i,3H. The city subscribed
+ Si50.0O0 e. tnc road and the county moth
/ ing.
/ Pa.t-Mas.cr J. How rd Wayi dedicated
handsome new Masonic hall az Monterey
last saturday ct. Johns dan. II had iu-
been erected ny Highland Lodge. a. +
aud \. NJ. Tor a lodge-room and town hall
Tac sccr9lry ~. Il. tampbclD delivered
the address on the occasion.
Mrs. Crane, formerly Mis- susie Ride
nour, 81 Richmond, the sweet blind vocal
i,t. l. visiting Aer friend, in stanton.
President &. /. Huntington, Mr.. c. W
smith. the Governor 81 California, n'
other gentlemen. had avery narrow cscap
Monday near Caiighans by the collision
Of their special train with freight train.
learn that the engine, were both badl
crippled, and the hr,t car (Mr SMITH
wrecked, but fortunately no one Was hurt
AnN
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yfrginia Military Institute.

YALEDICTORY FROM CADET HARTs0OK, or
RICIIMOND-LIST OF GRADUATES-JACK-
sON-HOPE MEDALS AwARDED-BALL, &C.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
LEXINGTON, VA, June 30.-The COM
mencement exercises OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute took place to-day in the In
sttute mess-hall. Cadet r. L. iartsoOk,
OF Richmond, delivered the customary
valedictory address. His ideas were good
and well expressed, and altogether it was
very fine effort.
The following is q list OF graduates in
the order Of general merits W. F. Dennis,
Of Virginia; ID. II. Maury, Of Virginia; j.
II. Turner, OF Virginia; Il. A. James, OF
Virginia; d. B. Wall, Of Virginia; j. u.
j. Convey, OF Maryland; r. C. Taylor, Of
Virginia; j. A. McCorklc. OF Virginia; J.
w. Patton, Of Virginia; r. L. Poage, Of
Virginia; W. a. Land, Of Virginia; +. f.
IIartsook, OF Virginia; Il. T. Vaughan, OF
Virginia; }. 7. Deal, OF Virginia; 5. W.
smith, Of Georgia, T. o. Smith, OF Ala
bsnls; o. NJ Rutledge, OF South Carolina;
j. X. Aston, of South C"rolina; Il. w.
Webb, Of Virginia; G. Il. Murrcl, Of VIZ
GINA; J. Charlton, oi Georgia; VI. VI. Ster-
rctt, OF Virginia.
The first and second Jackson-lIope
medals were conferred on Cadets Dennis
and NIaury respectively.
Colonel Portlock, in the absence Of Gov
ernor Cameron, presented the medals in an
address which was attcntiycly listened TO.
The exercises 81 Tie day were concluded
by marching the corps 10 the parade
ground. hen the cadet olliccr- for the next
session were announced, after which the
corp. vcrc dishardnd.
The following ofi Y &c 'hmni As-
..r0l.o n were ,eot,d to-ily to servo f'-
%, 49,. irc-ldcpt, Edmund Pcnd'cton;
'icc-rres dent, ". y. Moore; Secretary,
". =. Shi6ld,; Ire .urer. J. VI. orc. Tut
wicr Alumni. orator for 1883, VI. L..
Spotswood.
4 grand tall in honor q the graduating
ch~, TOOK pAc tonight
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TELEGRAPHI(y NEWS:


w
BOTH HOUSES ADJOURN WITHOUT DolSo AM
BUsrsESs-ARKASsAs EDITORS AT WASHING
ToN-pEpsoSAI. NEWS JTEss-BEiEPs.
[From Our Regular Correspondent.I
WAsHISGroS, June 30.-The House au-
journed after PRAYER to-day because OF the
death OF Representative Hawk, OF Illinois,
who died OF apoplexy at his quarters iate
last night. He lost leg during the war,
but when sitting at his desk was one OF the
iinest-looking men in the body. Colonel
George G. Caboll was appointed on the
committee to arrange for his funeral
and escort his remains 10 ILLINOIS,
When the action Of the House was COM
municatsd to the Senate that body, after
adopting the customary resolution, also adj
journed. The Appropriation Committees
then went into session, and were engaged
all day. Nothing OF public interest, how
ever was done by other committees.
TIE ARKANSAS EDITORS At TIE CAPITOL.
The members Of the Arkansas Editorial
Association are Quartered mt the Metropoli-
tan. They are fne-looking set OF men,
and are receiving hospitable treatment at
the hands OF the senators and representa-
tiyes OF their State.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Senator Lamar writes that his wife is
very low, and shows no signs OF improve
mcnt.
Neither Senator'S Edmunds or McPher-
son will return this session. The latter is
in Europe.
Ex-secrotary Ramsey, now Of the Utah
commission, is here.
The Postmaster-General recommends the
reduction OF letter-postage one third.
Ex-Rcpresentative Tom Ewing, Of Ohio,
is in the city.
Senator Johnston was slightly unwell TO-
day.
Senator Hale will call up the deficiency
bill as soon as the Senate gets through
with the legislative biz tomorrow.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
si55, j46; internal revenue, S5l2,37l.
The National Board OF Health has re-
ceiyed information that the yellow-ieyer is
very bad in HAVANA.
Mr.. &. p. Perry, OF Henrico, has been
appointed an assistant postal clerk between
Richmond and Fredericksburg, in place Of
Mr.. James Lane Green, who has been
transferred to the Rappahannock steamboat
line between Fredericksburg and Baltl-
more
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We give elsewhere a report Of the ordi-
nary general meeting Of Licbig's Extract
[ II Meat Company, Limited. one OF the most
successful companies in London, and we
think we can undoubtedly say the most
successful undertaking Of the kind any,
where. The sale OF the famous extract
with which the cOmpany's name /, asso-
claied i worldwide. and j. considerably
Increasing. This increased sale is due
chiefly 10 is own merits and to it, inn
measurable superiority over all other pre-
paratiOns, the chairman stating, ~ far ~ he
knew, the company never had single
compliant. Seeing the great success Of
Liebig's extract, It i not at all surprising
that limitations have for a long time been in
the market; but Il !, free trade with a ven
geance that an English Judge should rule
that any extract purporting 10 have been
made according 10 Liebig's method might
be called Licbig's extract OF meat, aud that
against Baron Liebig's own will Truly
they manage these things better I'm France,
where the law courts uphold the exclusive
right Oi This company 10 call their prepare
ton "Licbig's Extract Of Meat" Not
outstanding the manifest unjustness Of
the law IN this country the company has
gone on and prospored, and, as we have
said, has worldwide reputation for it,
speciality. Apart from the intrinsic merits
of the eXtraci. there Is no doubt large
proportion Of the magnificent results
achieved has been due to the large capital
at command, the company having no less
than EiSo, 900 Of pald-up capital. II may
give some small idea Of the magnitude Of
the company's operations when we state
that, according 10 the last report from The
River Platte, the number 81 cattle ia Their
possession amounted 10 Al 400. The COM
pany are 10 BE- congratulated, for while
their shareholders a4e receiving splendid
returns the extract Il an undoubted benefit
10 the community Of this and other coun-
iries.--Ciru Service gazette. "a ~ l.W
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The National S;pDgerfesi.

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-This was tho
opening dayoi the fhirlieth National SAN
gcricst. All day societies and detachment,
Oi visitors have been pouring into The city
About o'clock the Washington sanger.
bunl arrived. and later in the afternoon the
Baltimore and several organizations from
the south arrived. Among The socictic.
present grc the Germanh M9mcrchOr oi
Baltimore. Harmonic OF Reading. and the
Virginia Of Richmond. The guests wer,
escorted from lie depot to The
MgnnercAor Hall. where they were
welcomed BY Mr.. Bfucckman. presi-
dent Of TIE Philadelphia organization.
Tie Academy OF Music and Horti-
cultural Hal were adorned in a manner
hefitling The occasion. The two balls have
been made one ly q coy ared iron bridge.
the top q which Is hidden from sight by
10wcr> and flags \ rehearsal was held al
the Academy Ills morning. and at O'Clock
this afternoon grant reception" was
held. The ceremonies were under the
charge Of ! W. kuenzcl, the festival d.
rector, and the music was furnished Ly
Carl Sentz's orchestra, which gave the
overture from ."ObcrOn." A chorus.
Welcome" Wa, sung by the philadelphia
singers, and an address, was made BY VIII
liam Mechelke, The president OF the Ssenger-
fest, and an Grafton by DR.. &. kellner.
Six hundred singers took paIt in the
opening concert at the Academy Of Music
tonight, when Ilaydn's olatorio OF 1.-THE
Creation" was rendered. The solo singers
were Nile. Emma Ouch. Jacob Croft, and
Franz kemmeriz. Eight hundred and
sixty singers have registered 5hclr names
on the books Of the Executive Committee,
and three or four hundred Others win NJ
rive tomorrow. The celebration willplose
Oh July 4th.
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Prices for Food TO Como Down.

The high prices for food cannot last much
longer. unless. perhaps, meats be excepted.
The season throughout has been unusually
propitiOus for vegetables and fruits. Al
ready vegetables have appeared in the mar
kets in such abundance that prices have be-
come comparatively cheap, but not until
two or three weeks hence will the great
supply from our immediate ncighbOrhood
come in, to bring down their cost to figures
which viii seem very low after the prevail
ing rates OF the spring and early summer.
The high Iriccs obtained for potatoes
last year led to the planting OF a largely
increased acreage with this vegetable,
which Is one Of the most profitable OF crOps
in ordinary seasons. SO lar, however,
early potatoes have not been cheap. since
they came from distance; but the crop
near AT hand is almost ready for the mar
kct. and il will be abundant. We are
Therefore nearly over the period Of phe-
nomnally high prices Tor potatoes.
Eu0ugh must come In OF the earlier sorts
~ put their cost down 20 about the average
FOR the summer. when the fall crop is
gathered there !. every reason TO expect "a
supply 80 great THAI potatoes can be bought
cheap.
Fruit-. Too. promise TO he abundant. The
supply Il straw berries j. now -n large That
prices arc likely 90 he down II IT, week to
from ten to fifteen cent 1qur wholesale.
cont ny Co.. fl0 cfrl. 'llrtioHs the cop
ul p,acuc. Wtil pc enormous. Inc M.ry.
hr aud pc'aNar. orchard VIII
-.. o.. .,. .s.s,tr .ncarnr--, and Che crop
el,cf here promises 10 nc plcni.an'
r.. Nr"n crop are looking well
ihrrlglou the country. and there f. little
doubt tl1. hc Weld win hc mo- ahead of
la.t year. Dor wheat, rye, coub .md oa'.
the season has been favorable. r. II hs-
been Tor the crops generally. The hcautl-
fully healthy condition II vegetation j, c--
pcciallg observable. We do not hear a-
many complaints rs usual Of uoXious I'M
scots, and nowhere has there been reason
Yet ~ cry ont for more rain. The grass j.
remarkably rich. the pa,tuagc ahundar'
and OF the best quality, making butter ~
ccpiionaliy good. and IT, quantity larger
thar usual, while the hay crop is all We
could hope for.
Under such circumstances The day ~ n
great decline in the prices FOR food cannot
be much longer delayed. Possibly butch.
or,' meat may keep up 10 higher figure.
than ruled in former years, owing 10 an
actual decrease in the supply sent 10 the
market. but the lower rates for other arti.
Gle, " food must tend 10 diminish The con
sumption OF beef and mutton and 10 reduce
their price, Neio York sun.