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ID ire C t o T. y .


METHODIST services every Sabbath In each
Ronih, by Rush Ne Donald. re.
BAPTIST services every third Sabbath and tho
Miller,
PRESDYTERTAN services on tho fourth
Sunday In each mpnth j. A. RabertAon.
hCHRlSrIAN services every second Lords dag
In each month atthc Presbyterian chtreh.
sADDArH SCHOOL every Sabbath at O'Clock
Al Tho sehsol house.
j. c. TowSEs. Superintendent
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- O q IL l. L ~ -
SAN SABA LODGE No. 225, A. L. & A. NJ
month.
G. p. HOLMAN, sR., W. NJ.
WA. WILSON, Sec.
OMEGA ENCAMPMENT No. 50, LO.oF.
meets first and third Mondays in each
Menth. w KAlrFFMAN. II.
G. 4 BEATTY, Scribe.
ALPHA LODGE, No. 2Oi. |. o. o, 4.
meets every Wednesday evening.
? J, n. EDDlNS, n. G.
ID. CiWOODS, V. G..
JOHN sElDERs, Sec.
ARGUS LODGE. No. 10, X. Of r. meets
second and fourth Monday EVENING".
j. j. STOCKBRiDGE, &C.
JOHN sElDERs, X. of Il. ~ s.
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We have a. good supply Of H.,
above cuts ready for your brand
Come to see us-our terms are liberal.
We also call attention to the br,ds of
Mr.. j w. Smith aud Mcs~rs W. r. Il
G w Miller this issue. Parties who hive
brands in this paper will add greatly
to their interest by preserving every
copy and send II to some steckman
with pencil mail, ouudyour brand.
twill he appreciated and understood.
Try it,
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To Our Old Customer!

The above named firm viii con-
iinue business Mt our old sinud, whep.
we will be pleased to see all OF our old
customers, Ail of tho outstanding
ncruunts win u, settled lay the new
lirm. Thankful for past patronage. vu
hope that in the future the new frm
viii merit ~ liberal share.
Respectfully, 4. W. WARD & Sos.
san saba Texas, Jan, @l,t, lss2.
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Mall leaves San Saba 0lr l.,ntnas.s'e,.r, IA,
s,esp' sunday At o A, A. aud arrives samc day a,
Mail from Lame. arrives ~ San Saba avery
Amday aud Friday ater NJ ioage. San s,i.,
"''fy Tuesday and Saturday atGAN
hail loNvos san saba lar Hrownwona es,,v
90 clock -. ''''oH 81
j., ~ vaienghe man arriyea every Tuesday at
r., Bndy Cts mai iuaros Eau Sab. a,.,, Af,,,
ha1p day, "'
Arl Toy celonaa leaves Tuesday at1A.M and
Nv ~. AZ Nelrnisn next day at d. rA letyoa c,l
n'.i dAA ataf.N ''''
a. Registered mail closes AZ ~. A. pr.,,eu. 4,
"A' s'-s 'Ht Ga tAe iullavlng mogulnt.
s,aeg ete,s 10 the Waited stst,, NJ, ~ sigel
40 "a ieeA w APPLICATION N"'N'
D. ". RNEEn IN
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AFFAIRS.

Rain
To much rain
Look at our herd now.
Why do you complain
Has anyone discovered a springH
win your wheat hide a jocl, Fab-
bit7
This would be fine weather to
"set ont potatoe slips fit was sea.
sonable,
Oar devil says it has been too wet
to start n lire this week.
What about this being farming
countr!H
Four weeks and court will DO in
scssion-have violated Il laNi
A large lot ui rust proof seed oats
for sale by Pool 81 Brown.
Swamp horses and risk the conse-
quences.
The merchants report business as
on the incrcnse.
Call at tho PostolIlec for Flesh
Garden Sceds.
Copies Of THE NEWS will be found
for sale at the Postollice.
The rains are doing considerable
damage in various ways.
We have turned now leaf aud
resolved to sweep up the office.
We heard farmer say the othcr
day TINT it was too wet to lit rails.
The Stock Association is talked Of
who will take the lead
Suppose it turns cold what will
you do for fires
In warm weather nobody wants
lcad of wood. In cold weather they
can't get it.
We hnd'a largo lot of locals pro.
pared for this issue, but the rain ruin
ed them.
How many stock men from san
saba county will be ON hand at Aus
tin on the dug appointed.
Farm for sale or Rent.
Forty acres in cultivation, Enquire
of DIR Gregg, San Saba.
When yon go TO Lnmpasas be sure
to call Mt the saddle and harness house
of A. d. Potts & Co., and examine
stock and prices.
Where ia the best place to walk,
on the sidewalks or in the middle Of
the streetsY
Subscrsbc for the NEWS, it iaa
live local newspaper aud costs less
than three cents per copy.
Tho hotels nre fighting among
themselves for the largest amount oi
crstomers. Tho Que that advertise
the most will get the majority
The chronic loafer ia at home
''"''"o 'he S'"Ne-he nus company
these rainy days.
V Nv" ""u'S aus 'S'"p' among
WV - "'' :" 10 ''e' o. VI l"u'"n
o''r"' ""s" !o" see any stray stock
wv "'"""S au' e'' 'Seu please notify
Nv """'lN' "n" S"9 ''"V YOU saw ihr
WV uu"e's'nn" 'here arc sun
urge P"'n"''eS "i corn o"ts' etc. for
sure III the country lhoSe VINO tried
:" create corner IN These commodities
nave S'sha''y i''ueu' $50 mote 1t 'e.
The long-talkcd Of trees have been
''set ont in the courthouse ward. They
"re OF the honey locust variety. 1t is
said to be OF " rapid growth aud very
hardy.
Mr.. J. s Wilinms c,thcrod n n,cc
lot of fully maturred ,tr,vh.r,ies rrov
his vines this ve,k. rho only nro,oc.
tion afforded them worn their avn
r,i,,c.
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HOTELS aud BOARDING HOUSES.
NRwsPApM,i AGENCY

POSTOF FICE
Subscriptions received f,r all tho leading nows.
psporH and periodicals Of the dNy at
CLUB RATES
direct all correspondence to 4. Il. Hayworth
Sun Saba, T"xAE.
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WIN a pencil marx around your brand
It win he appreciated and understood
Try it,
Sirayed or stolen.
From the undersigned on or ahopt
the Sin of january, 1882, the follnvinr
described horses; One sotre hose. )
years old, lli hands high, had On hell.
branded JM, connected lett shoulder
one bay horse about II hand hinh
branded JlIB, connected, on lett
shoulder . years old, ANY mfnrmt-
tion lhat will lead 10 their recover,
will be literally rewarded. Addrcss,
T. C. lIENRY,
Cherokee Texas.
We hear much complaint in re-.
gard to the Irregularities of the mail
1t takes Letters some times ten to four.
teen days to como forty miles with a
direct ocmi.wreldy mail line to this
point. There is a fault, but whcroY
Fish are now hciog caught ont of
the San Saba river We have seen
some extraordinary large catfish from
this river ibis week.
Locnls-whcIc arc thcy'
lathe river swimming 2
We are under obligations to Mr..
Ar'hnr Walker operator of the From
tier relcgrapl, Line for conrtesics rem
dered, for which We return Trunks.
Notice Of CO.partncrsllp.
We, the uudcisis ,ed. have this
day formed a co-mrtncrslip for the
purpose of conducting general mrr
chnndise business ia the town Of san
Saba, Tcyas, The firm to DO known
by the firm titlr Of
r. w WARD * COMPANY.
We expect to keep an hand aud for
sale a carefully selected and fan ns-
sortmcnt of general Merchandise.
which we will sell ut Give aud let live
hsurcs.' Respectfully,
r. w. WARD.
Tow WAEp.
JAS, l.. RAKrR
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HLACKsis.TTIs.

AUSTIN BROS. shop on southwort corner
sf square. $40 advertisement
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SB HOWARD, Mt the Furniture store north
eide public square Look 1t tho top Of this pipor.
X. O.. BLAKENEY, south side public square.
$50 AAver tiscincnt In another column,
HOTELS aud BOARDING U0CHES.
MRS. j X. FAGG cn tho north aide Of square.
BsArdiug and Lodging $500 FER month. Sinsls
meals Is couts. The tablea mr. always supplied
with tue beet the market affords.
MRS. MOLLIE AGEACuAM, southwest corner
public SQUARE. See card.
LAND AGENTS.
J. u. GAUNY. office at the courthouse VIII
hnN aud sell lanl IN commission Prompt ate, d
ton given to any business entrusted 10 lis care.
Correspondence solicited
i. H. MARTIN, of,ieo nt ] y. Kllins & Co =
drug storr Nallaro street. Scccari.
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L.vnmY q raMD nTAnLN.

JOHN sRlDERS, west side OF p1slio square
Sse card Ia another column.
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KAUFFMANN. northwest corner Of public
SQUARE. See Advertisement
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DaY Goons & HoCEnIsS.
pool n BROWN, north side walAce street
See Advertisement
D. g. WOODS west side public square. SEQ
advertisement.
r W. WARD son, soath side Wallace street
Sec advertisement.
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CoNTaACT0ns y nUILDan-.

JOE. 7. WILLIAMS, Commerce street, oppo
rite Low : Hotel Head advertisement.
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-, -~---~- -----~----- q.
A. GREGG. Ohice northwest corner pnblia
square. Soc card.
HOLMAN & HOLMAN Residence, Commerce
steot, west end of town, Soc card.
VS.. sANDrRsON. ofiee over j. X Edlins
& Co. = drug store east room.
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Low & Low, nsrth side public square. Sec
advertisement
Us. WILLIAMS d CO., north side Wallace
street.
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y ". NJ ALLISON Office north side public square
1tActieea In San SAbs, McCulloch, Mason and
llsuo couAtics. LitisAtrd eases speciality Land
business solicited.
s W. Voc. ATTY. ONCE over W Kauiirsrus
storv WIN practice in the Inferior aud Superior
Courts of the State,
TONNES L HuRLEsON, southeast room
oourihnlse. ReAd ihtir card.
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Son crime acromp!i. Bernardo y

Son crime acromp!i, Bernardo Il
blen reconlman,ie Il SEES denN tletes,
ages &c / 4 > Hns. de ne tieu DIRE
&C e" 4;I ,e!!ait Dc Sc passpr. ct, ii
r'tiil It. catla're e~nsanyIan:G nois IL.
Ia piece on ii eta!t toultt. il ia alta
eiie 4 l.! Gucue N'un chevai. rt. mon
;alit ell sei!r. eSI allie IL cache 4 Qua
TIE on cilt; cHadyHs Gu lIeu on IL
c:l'it await 20" rOniniS.
il'@'iat ~enSHits chez lui, IT, avcc
Un iaHr Sc r~1C"lutiouS ptt i fa.t
vl;limrnt dresser les c!levenx str Ia
'cie, i >'occrpa !e plus uinu,ieuSe
inrht dn monde, a fai!e di>pAtait,e
toU'c> les traces du meul1re.
Les jnurs su!vants, il sc p~ieSenta
Requirement 4 la police pour rem
DIRE comp;a de ce que son pere ne
TAFT pas encore rentre, y f.ire part
DIES GRANTEES qH' await concnes pour
Sa vie, TT deman;ler Qu.on youlut
bien ordonner DIES perqnisitions aux
alentonrs pour lie trouver.
QGand le cadavre tut rencontre.
ii a>sl>ta, sans broncher dune Sc
melle, d Ia reconnaissance, ct sans
qn'un muscle de son visage laissat
rlen deviner de &c qui sc passait en-
luI.
Malheurensement, les traces !ai>
sees par le calavre sur le sol, dan.
Ia ccn.se folle du cheval qui lie trai
matt, trahirent Get abom,nable gre
DIN. ct IL parricide fnt alreie.
Des qn';l Wit que tonies 'es daIle
cations ne lui servilaient de rien,
Beiiarto Hvoua tout, ct avec an
tel clsnIsm", que le commisSaire de
police, hui meme, Ell face de cptte
jerriliante precocite, ell demeura
,out interIit.
Bernardo TelecIia, aui ma pas en-
core l. ans, est un entant de petite
tall!p, taiolement coustitue, i'as
poet 'Fos >,ympallique, ct l'on Sc dc
manir, aSec ~erOuvante, par Guel
etraige contIa>te Ia nature a pm
Til corps 81 fl6le dame anne 81
hh;oyabie.
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UN P4RRICIDE

Nous l;sons dams l'Union fran
caise de Bennos Ayres:
Voici IN gamin de II ans d peine,
lie nomme Bernardo Ielechea, qui
Went d'assassiner son pere avec
une ferocite qui dome yraiment lie
frisson.
Sous pretexte que celui ci IL bat
TAFT q%uelquefois, sans r~aison, CO pc
tit miserable a choisi lie moment OH
son pere etait endormi, ct, avec un
sang froid horrible, il lui a assene,
sur la t6te,- deuS coups de hache
qui FONT 6tendu sans vie sur le
plancher,
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LES POUR
ENFINT,S.

Ia methOue pour c~OnveuSpS DIES
enfants est b%eaucolp pins st,ieust
que ne ie pensent peut 3tre nos lee
teurs ; ellie fonctionne utja IA Ia Ma
ternlta de Paris, au grand profit
DIES petits p%roletai,es GU; mont pas
de iogelnent, pas mGme Get aisle
blen chand ct bien terme Que il seia
de leur mere doit Ieur forIn;r, pen
dant neUf mos.
Pendant ceS neuf mOis, en- efet,
la mere couvr, ell realite o EN-
FAINT, par TN procede plus intiine
que celui de l'oiseau qui couve ses
petits; esenfants qui naissent avant
terme ne peuvent pas. IL plus sou
vent, sc passer de cette couvade
lis meurent, par suite de la deperdi
ton du calorique que leur organ
isme ne fahr;que pas en- qu#ntit6
suffisante, ct que Fair exterienr Ieur
soutire trop abondamment pour
leurs moyens.
Nolci ce que sont e c%ouvenses A.:
il y a deja, plusieurs annees, que lie
docteur FARMER a pulse. devant les
couveuseS du Jardin d'acclimata
ton, l'idee lie rendre aux petits hu
mains lie meme service qn'aux petits
poulets, ct qu'll Il demande an con
tracteur, NJ. O. Marsin, de lui an
proprier tine couveuSe dams cc nou
veau but.
Inutl!c de d6crire, lei, l'inStru
ment qui ne ditfete que peu lie ce
lni que tout Ia monde connait. II
Sc chauffe avec me lampe a alcool,
le. thermometre indique la tempera
ture, qui dot 6tre, en- general, de
800, mails qui pourrait monter a so
puisque c'est la la temperature nor
male que l'enfant trouve dams les
flames maternels.
On nous a mis- sous les yeux un
tableau relatif trente cinq enfants,
Qui ont etc ainsi couves a'tificielle
ment les uns sont mes a six mois,
les autles a neuf toas les interme
diaries sont Ieprcst ntes.
I'm enfant qui etait ne a six mois
GU Qdl peSalt l,aZO SF"HlneS ell nalS
SAINT est reste quarante jours dams
la couveuse ct pesait lao grammes
lorsqu'on Zen a retire. Tn autre
qui etait ne a six mois a gagnG 80
grammes en- neuf jours. Un autre y
est reste dix s%eptjours ; un autre
dix jours. Beaucoup NY soat reste
que pendant IN, deux, trois jours.
La moyenne du sejour pour les 50
enfants a etc de Z s jonrs (exacte
meDt Z, y, 5 settlement sont morris
dams la couveuses. Cling fois lie re
sultat est note tres bon Z; vingt cinq
fOis bon.
II Y a dams cette maniere artifci
ellie believer ces petits enfants sou
Northumberland naissent avant
terme, II methode tres ingenieuse,
tres utile, ct qui. en- Sc generalisant,
pourra rendre des services dams
une foule de cas- aux enfants qui
naissenc malingres GU avcrtes.
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NOUTELLES DE pIRTOTT.

II d etc mis-. en- LouiSane. Is. 1872.
Isl lettres 4 la poste, Ell lSS0,-mo-
yenne de IL lettrcs par habitant.
Une enqu9te sur les l1sastres du
dernier inceEdie de Kingston. ia
maique, porte Ia perte . la sommc
de G2,.5o3, o00-$62,5 800 $3.50.
lie nombre les enli@rants arrives
aux EtatS-Inis, dams les elmo 1nois
tiHisSant au 80 2ovembre, est de
2i4,Gl1.
Dams les dix Ierniers mois finis-
SAINT le 3 oetobre 1852, les exporta-
lions de marchan!ises a~mericaines
mont pas etc considerables, tandis
que les inportations ont aug1nen-
te.
\ Ia cl6tUre au parchment bolt
wien, le president Campero a decla-
re que les rapubliques situees II
les c6tes du Pacitique sont desti-
n6es d former bientot ule contede-
ration.
LIE comite de finance q Washing
ton, he sera Ell mesure de rresen-
ter son rapport sur lie tarif que yers
lie milieu de janvier.
la colonie de REFUGEES russes. a
MiadIesay, Nirginie, composLe de
80 personnes, est Ell pleine prosp4-
rite ct ma pas besoin de secours.
Les c%oions, oui sont de bons otto
.yens, attendent l'arriyee de nom
breuX compatriotes.
Tine d6pacle de Mexico annonce
que lie clemin de fer Mexican Cen
tral a etc achieve jusqu'a Lagos
distance de 26o miles de la CAPT
tale. lie chemin de fer National a
etc achieve .jusqu'a Narayatio, le )
decenlbre. Ces deux lignes deyaient
ttre livrees au public lie 10 dtcem-
bre.
L'hopital DIES DANES de charlie
de Grand Rapides, Michigan, a etc
detrnit par TN incendie. Tous les
malades ont etc sauvGs. On a a re-
gretter la perte de la belle hiblio-
theque appartenant 4 Ia succession
du Rev. Pere Ducaunick.
La loi sur les ALLEGATIONS pour le
maintien de l'armee, discutee par
la Chambre DIES Repr6sentants, 4
Washington, alloue $24,6S1. 7GO,
pour rannee 1884. La demande pri-
mitiye etait de s2S,644, 14j.
Ceci s'adresse aux marcheurs 81
communs Etats- Unis : ST vous
vouleZ doubler votre circulation,
dit I'M docteur de New York, trem-
PEE, soir ct matin vos pieds dams
Peau froide.
Les socialistes europeans, que la
fortune adverse pousse ,jusqu'aux
Etats- Unis, surtout ceux qui arri-
vent d'Allemagne, sont recus par
les partisans de leurs idees avec
DIES honneurs qui paraissent indi-
quer que ce parti fait DIES progress
dams rOuest. NJ. Most, don't nous
avons annonce Parrivee a New
York, Sc propose de bonner DIES
conferences dams les principales
DIES Etats- Unis. IL commence.
IA par Chicago. !
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81 people are always on the
"a lookout for chances 10 i'll
HBE r. co GYrSsa crease. their earnings, and
ESEEA 20 e in time become wealthy :;
0E C SD those who do hot improve
their opportunities rcmain III poverty. We Of
fer II great chance to make money. We want
many men. women boys and girls to work Tor
us right i'll their own localities. Any one can
do TIE work properly from the first start. The
business will pay mere than ten times or,lina-
~ wages. Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages fails to make money rap
idly. You can devote your whole time to the
work, or only your spare moments. Full III
formation and all that is needed sent Tree.
Address STINsoN & Co, Portland, Maine.
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NOTICE

Office of Thibodaux Bridge Co.
Thibodaux, La, December 10Th, 1889.
In conformity vito the Charter, an election
will be held on Monday January LIST 1883 at
II. w. Tabor's store. between the hours of 10,
A. NJ, and , O'Clock p. NJ, to elect five Direc
tors and three Commissioners, for the ensuing
year.
Fl. w. TABOR,
Dec. 1852 President.
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EGa' safe.

For sale on Enola plantation, Assfunp-
ton, Sugar Mill and Engine in perfect or
der. Capacity 10 ilDS- eI-24 hours. Eeier
to l.. kEEFE, T~hibodafN.
Dec t23-S2-Im.
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III. EHGFFMANE
Dealers in

FURNITURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
i Window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, Sand
Plaster, CeInent. Metallic. rose wood, immi
tatioh black walnut Collins, also cypress
collins made to order. &c. Sc.
II connection with 4. II HOFFMAN,, Cab
met Maker and Eepairer Of all kinds of fur
,ltnrc. Nam Street,
~i5-jan76 ly Bet. Jackson and St Philip.
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ATELIER TYpGGRApUEGUE.
Rotary jon Press.

Ayant tout lie materiel necessairc. nous som
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
pOgraphiqucs uHi nous scront comics Les
brets davocat. cartes d'aifailcs. entttes de
features, tickets diab;tation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc, selont luiprimes dams Ie Plus BRET
delai ct i DIES prix modelGs.
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NOTICE!

Thioodaux. La, Nov. seth. 1882.
Scelcd proposals will be received until the
10th. day of December next for repairs on
"Firemen's Fair Ground
For plan and specifications apply to
j. il. AUCOlN.
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AENGNCES.

I'm cars dc 10 ligEes: lcrc insertion 81 %
me -
Insertion add. 30
Toute annonce indignant la profession
avee iadrcsse 1T nexce,.ant pas qlitre
hgnes. par an. s. 0G
Announces de candidats. d'avance .-.- 10 80
Necrologie. par 10
lOute 'nnonce commercials pubiiee 4 Ian-
nee sera iiseree III tauS de 30 cents par pou-
ce pour In premiere insertion ct - cents uour
les insertions suhsequentcs.
Toute annoncc don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera inseree jusuu'a neuvel
Ordre au tauX orGi iairk.
ATEI,IEH TypncR.pu.crr.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-01-23

THE London Times emphatically declares
that far more serious commercial danger
than the ill-will between Jew and Christian
threatens Russia from this side of the At
lantic. 1t says: "The American is under
selling the Russian as a corn grower and
dealer. Both for the production and for the
conveyance of cereals the Yankee finds that
machinery can do the work of hundreds OF
thousands of men. After several
seasons of scarcity bordering on famine,
there has been in Southern Russia this year
a fair harvest, though by no means as good
as people in their eagerness anticipated
There is plenty of grain ready for embarka-
ton from the Russian harbors to the Eng
-ish markets. But will it be able to stand
the competition of American produce? As
well might a sailing vessel be expected to
outstrip steamer. Modern ingenuity and
the spirit of association have given the New
York and Chicago smart men start which
has made them victorious upon the earnest
and patient, but plodding John Hodges OF
England. What will they not do. 70 the det-
riment of Russia, country not eminent as
yet for ingenuity, thrift, or laborious ener-
gy?" The writer adds that the Russians
hope this competition is ephemeral, and cher
ish the belief that in this country the popu-
lation will soon grow up to the territory,
raising the price of land, increasing home
consumption, and otherwise establishing
more equal conditions. The Times asks,
"What will become of the steed while the
grass grows?" and evidently thinks that
such hopes are fallacious.