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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
A Game Of Base Ball.

Mr. Editor Several Of our pastors. ~e
are hApp, to "a, engaged, on Saturda, last.
in the service Of God, by a game Of base
ball. We say thi. advi,~d,. respectfully
re, rrrntl, toF Ne can conceive OF no iruer
service 10 God than that ~hich engages man
IN doing whA, he ought to do for hi. o~n
best good and highest welfare We know
Of no subject at The present time which re-
qulrcs attention more than that Of amuse-
n.euI. and TecTraiIons. THIS subject ought
TO he proclaimed from the plpil, "a =
powrr II God unto salvation" ne people
OF ihis co4uiry-Au Of Us. with scarcely sns
eXoeplious-are growing premaiurely cd,
experiencing physical and mental decay.
Just because we don't get al a, We ,mpera-
tSeiy need, a proper amount Of rational
Amusement. and al an sge. too when Se
ought To feel thrill Of lfc II every vein.
and huoyasc, Of spirit, a. rule, during ev-
er, moment Of our oouseiou. existence
ies. gentlemen. ~e are proud Of your rI-
ample and -. hope YOU viii take an early
opportunity to forufy Il and enhance -
value by one Of your be-, sermons. You
will doubtless tlnd the theme an inspiring
one. and productive Of great good.
Respectfully,
SEMAJ
Ellsworth, Nav Is. 1852
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

That made your face so free and clear
from pimples. said his sweetheart. Why.
don't YOU know. Eva? FOR over year
took everything I could think Of without
helping me. then | bought two bottles Of
Sulphur Bitters, and now haven't one
pimple on my face. 1t is the best blood
cleanser / ever saw. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

Glls~ orth 1soEs

Gtls~ orth PoFs
SAILED
THURSDAY. hAy.i!
>h Panama. Leach. Boston.
ARRIVED
Sch S-aai"F. B"Hsey. u .stnn
-cn Ala ella. Alley. New YORK. with cuaI FOR A
{ Hou
SAILED.
Saturias, MAY IS.
>h Il " tu-An n. Farrell. BAr liza D,r.
~ Hanger. Jorian.
ARRIVED
sch ga Flower. sargent. bar Harbor.
SAILED.
Tuesday. May ID.
sch julia Edna. Haynes. Rockland.
Sch lEabcsh. Ray. Boston.
ARRIVED
sch James Lawrence .iBAbbldse. Deer Isle
SALAD.
Wednesday. HAY IL.
sch GRIP. Hut hinss Bar Harbor
Sch olive Branch. Farrell. Rond"ut.
Sen senator. iIonse Providence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice l" all
concerned that he hA. cen ouly appoint #
AMI Ia taken upon himself the trust OF Executor
Of the last " IN and Testament and co,cil 81
MihiLable 1. Gofrc}, late ~ Buckspor in the
County nf Hancock. wilow deceased b. giving
persons who indehtesi TO the said dec s--'i' :
estate, To make mm, diate ay ment. and those " no
have any demands thereon. Ia exhibit the same
for settlement.
JOHN Il TIT R>TON.
My l., ISL. aws
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

separate articles (as are hair dyes, bu sin
gle combination, and experienced wholesale drug
Eists, who have handled all the various dyes. pro
notnee THE BEsr single preparation for cha &
ing the color of the hair which has ever been
brought % their notice.
PRICE 50 CrNTs. Satisfaction guaranteed in
every case or the money refunded. Prepared
only b. Dr.G W. THOMPSON, bocklsnd Me. sold
BY all dealers.
Us extensiyel' by ladies. many buying as high
q dozen bottles At a time. lyrcowte
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
The Dublin Asssssins expected in
New York. Steamer Scythia Await
ed BY u. S. Cutter

NV lOEk. Nav Is.
II is reported that I. 5. Marsha Knox,
and four deputies are in the lower harbor
with United States Cutter. awaiting the
arrival Of the steamship Scythia, on board
Of which it IS suspected the Irish assassins
escaped.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
DibbIe's investigation Denied by
House Committee.
WAsIiINGroN. Ma, Is

The house committee on elections to-day
denied Dbbie's request tina, an invesliga-
ton be made Of the alteration Of testimony
taken IN the contested election case Of
Mackev rs. Dibble
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
How 20 save.

All hard workers are subject to bilious
.,,acks which NAV end in dangerous illness.
Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep the kidneys
and liver active, and BY preventing the at
tack save much sickness, loss and expense.
Delay at such times means danger.-De-
froif Press. See other column
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

THE ub.r|b-r hereby Etyc- puth- notice q
ctner ru,st. hat he has b-.ru luly appointed mi
- taken upnu himself the tru-tpf an AHWiui.tra
t.r ( the Estate u Abigail B Grlasial late Of
fcu0hscoG, IN tie County Of Hancock. married
Wstnaa. d,r-A>.i Jy giving b"ut A. "a, law
direct, he Their fore requests AL person. h.
in,ie tssi u n" sAid dcceA-.d- estate make
Immediate payment, add those who have my
demand. the con, 10 exhibit the .amc fur .ayurut
ISRAEL T.. uRINDAL.
Aurti L. IAS2. Iwi-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

nv Subscriber hereby siye- public notice to all
] oono-rne,. thai she has been dul appointed.
AMI ha- taken upon self the trust Of Almiris-
tratrix Of the estate OF Dayi. Bennett late u
Verona IL the & unty Of Hancock yoeman lie.
cea=sst BY giving bond he law directs she there
furr requests all persons who are indebted 10 the
sad deceased estate, Ia maA e immediate payment.
and thoas NhU have any demands
thereon ~ exhibit the ssme for payment.
ORIlLA. h. BENNETT.
April Il. lss! 1Rls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
Result of a Murder Trial.

bo-TuN. MAN is.
James Gatoly. Of Dedham. on rral n
that place for wife murder ~as found not
guilty by reason Of INSANITY. He viii be
taken to the Asylum Tomorrow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

Is too often followed by a disordered stomach.
symptoms of dyspepsia or Indigestion. Ev-
ery miserable dyspeptic in the land should
know that he can be cured by timely use
q BpapoCK RIooD Brrkks- Prize el-o0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
MARRIED..

Stenben-May I. BY J. c. Googin- Esq Mr..
Charles W. Dyer Of Steube and Miss Hattie
Z. Over If Bar Harbor.
MAY ~. by same, Mr.. Raymond o. Dunbar
Of steuben and Miss Lillian Dunbar of Grand
Meaan.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

Mr.. c. c. BurriI. reports the line OF
deposits in bis bank as rapidly increasing
ana already exceeding his anticiPaiions
Mr.. Burrill offers the same banking facilities
TO our merchants and others. as would be
urnished by National Bank. ST
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
Business Notices.
Beauty Regaiaed.

The beauty and color of the hair may be
safely regained by using Parkers HAIR
Balsam. which is much admired for It's per
fume. cleanliness and dandruff Graduating
uroperties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
Messengers Notice.


HANCOCK ss-April q, A. u, lss3.
piilS = :" give notice, that On the Twenty sixth
1 iAy 81 'prtl, A. T., lsSl. a warrant IN In
s"lSvnry Issues, uut OF the tnlTt u in-n, cnrv
Tor saii County % Hancock aEains; the est L. ~
sAli u 4. whitney "f B'u"hill In : II tounty
aibudzc - lie an ln~olycnt Debtor, 90 petition IT
said Debtor which PETITION bed nn thc trnth
LAY { Npr'l, \. - lS~l. % whica Last named late
Interest on claims L. to ~ compHtr,t that IN,
"a mcnt - any debts anil the deliver ald trans
Ter 80 any property belonging 70 -aii t'eft,r. a.
hi "r t"f liz u~r. AMI The 4, "ry and trau-.,r
uf any prop rty hy him ar frrhi'lt. by Jaw
that TN. tUz Of the rv'iit"r- OF ssid ,I,l tor
8" prove thrtr debit aud hos. me ~ uu ~. ~
sisares y nj. r-tAt' Viii be hcld TIA curt #
Insolvency. g. he hoiirn AZ tl.w rth 90 -alI
COUNTY On To. tNruty hr-t dav u Juur, 4. u.
l>--. ai tao u'ri-cA Id tn at.rrn On
Gwen under ms hand the date first above
written
AStt ~Tt-~ ~IFNENS
coroner - hStsr1g~r af fas FDts-f ~ Iu.4Ir~E.s
for s4id Fr4Hfg ~ H4Hr-rl -wly
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

The Market Reports in the
AMERICAN will save you the
price of the paper many times
during the year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

Nursing mothers gain strength BY using
Browns Iron Bitters. Ii sets like charm
in restoring to health and strength over
strained nature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
Suspect Prisoners Released.

LONDON. MAY Is.
ORourke. Egans partners. Malosey aud
many other suspect, we're released from
prison last night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
A Man Fatally Injured in Boston.

Patrick White aged 81 fell down starr
last night, and died this morning from his
INJURIES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
For Sale !

T HAVE for sale one new Davis wagon, one nice
rev Brggy. and four or Nv good second Ia A
oi.en and top Buggies which win sell lower than
they can be bought in this COUNTY. Inquire of
L. II. GkEELY at BAR Harbor, or,
swl6' ADDISON ; GREEDY Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

1890 per year can - easily made st home
working for l. G. Rldrout Co. 10 Barclay
street New YORK. send for their catalogue and
nil partioular- lyr42
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
The Weather.

Office Of the Chief Signal Officer. :
WA,gINGroN. u. G., MAY I'll An.
Indications
For New England, fair weather, westerly
winds, stationary or higher temperature and
pressure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

MEULLosEs-sld- Apr %, Sch Joshua
Grindle. Merrill. >an Franc. SEQ.
MATAszas-sld May 2, Bark Belle Wooster
Higgins. Delaware Breakw t.r.
HAyAsA-Msy. 4, In Por;, Bark Ju la. Lord.
for Tn ted t1tes.
May d, In Port, Bark NARY {. II he, Higgins
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
Notice 1!

DISTRICT OF MAINE,
Portland, May l, Iss2. !
PURSUANT ~ the rules Of the Circuit Court OF
L the United states for the District Of Maine
notice Is hereby given that George NJ. Warren Of
Castine, In said District, has applied 10 the
undersigned for Omission, an Attorney and
Counsellor Of said Circait Court
A. II. DAVIS.
avis Clerk If tA< u. 8. Csrcust Coxss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18

MEN WANTED To SELL THE NFW SAW FIT =
lu GUIDE with Whc.i every one can file their
own saws. The best practi al her cannot fic A
saw % correctly as this Guide will enable each
one to file them. TIE Scie, title American avs IL
i oniy necessary % set the Guiic 1t the Pitch a
Bevel, given In the table and cave an appreu.
tic or boy to do the manual labor illustrated
Circular Tree.
L. u. OsGOOD
E. 4. Box SS3. DAMARISCOTTA. ME-
4wI7s 6FNERtL AGENT Fun ny
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
MISS BEECHER'S
Hair or WhiSker Dive.

For Hair and
VIII -keTs. VIII
change ight ~
gray hair 8" o. 81
black, ARK brown
or auburn collar. II
cOntaiiIs no sulphur
NJ lead. or other de .
l e'eriOus ingresli.
en-. II require.
Sbut Il single appli
PcHtiou Ia effect It's
Apurpose. and d, ash
Fin< il r quired 4
! ter d eng, as In
the cas- Of other
fNa. tft u.fgtNn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
State of Maine.

HANCOCK $50 the Court Of County Com
missioners. next to be holden at Ellsworth, with,
in and for said County OF Hancock, on the
second Tuesday of April A. ID. lss2.
WE the undersigned respectfully petition that
w the town way, which laid out by the
County tomml ssioners for the said County. at
Eden, to wit; At place called BAR Harbor on
petition of A. y. Higgins, ct ais. TO said Com
missioner, as per The reRsT, Of said csmmissioLsrs
october Term, 4. ID. 1872. said way commencing
a the place where formerly stood the gate near
the former residence of Tobias Roberts, deceased,
To wit the house now or formerly caiie'l the Aga.
mont House, and running sorthcrly over land Of
A. y. and p, Corners and Eastern X. X, Co.
to the STORE. be changed and moved further n the
East 50 a. not to include "a much OF the land II
said Conners, II now does. but that be changed
To where Il was first run out straight from the
gate to the shore by said Commissioners In sep
tember A, ID. 1917
r. KTTTREpGE, and 81 others.
Eden, April q Iss2.
STATS or MAINE
hancock ss.--fOurf Of CoaAfg C'onsissioaers
1grA Term, 4. u. 1889.
Upon the foregoing petition 1t Is considered by
the commissioners that he petitioners re
sponsibe aud tina they ought 81 be heart touching
the matter set forth In their petition. and therefore
orVier that the County Commits sioners meet at
the store Of William Fennelly at Bar Harhor
on Tuesday the sixth day Of june next. at 10
o'clock 4. NJ, and thence proceed 10 view the
route mentioned In laid petition, Immediately
AIT, r which view, a hearing of the parties
AMI witnesses will lie had
at some convenient place b. the vicinity. and such
other measures taken In the premises : the Com.
mis-iuncrs shall judge proper. And It 10 further
OKDEREp- That notice ~ the time, placr and
purpose % the Commissioner meeting Aforesaid
bc given to All persons and corporations Interested
by serving atie-tsi copies Of the petition aud TIL
ortcr thereon. upon the Gle RI Of the town Of
tbtN, AMI 10y posting up attestci copies a.
aforesaid. Tn thrvr public places tn said town thir
y days at least before tho time appointed for sid
view. anil by publishing the petition and or,irr
thereon. thru" weeks sucrr-~ivcly In the Eli worth
Anne Iran a news papsr published At Ellsworth. In
the county Of Hancock. the hrs{ publication h. he
thirty day At least before the time II said view
that all Fersons AMI corporate rs Interested may
attend and D. heard II they think 1T.
Nttr-t II q. SAUNDERS Clerk.
\ true G. ply # the petition and Orvier thereon
3WIs AtLrrt IL II -AI-NDEKS Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-05-18
Notice of Foreclosure.

THEREBf give public notice taat have ella m
i by mortgage certain parcel OF land
situate't In g uli-boru a. Wit "A Of the i-ia iH
Frcnchmaus lay known Long Purcu pine not
decided 10 Hpdgkns, Crcrrish 4 Go. and reCUT,ied
In the Hancock County Registry # Deeds No'. Il.
Page 81 t0geth-I with VI uriyeg : pertaining
thereto not disposed ~ 10 the above sale to
"igkins, GerTts X GO. said mortgage f. dated
nv. Z. ls5o, fro Franklin Collins t. Char - 5
ii war'i and was recorded Dec. %, 1893 IN the
Hancock Cou' ty Regi7t-y "f Deesls. Vol is g. ge
Id The condition Of said mOrtg ge has been
broken by reason whereof claim foreclosure
OF the same
CHAHLE> A. HOWARD
swlg Per Hale \ Emery Attorneys
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A TRUE STATEMENT
REGARDING AtWO0dS BjttGrS

We. The undersigned. certify snd mutualy agree
that tn" rrcipt which Nose. +. NtWoud -"li and
convey ed 10 Nathan Woo T. H. lsnl. wa the orr .iiaI
and 2cuu ne formula for making AtH oud'- Ncgt-
table Phys cal, Jaun To-, Btlcrs, which Ar. sold
ever " hire fnr - tents Bottle. ~ignel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-11
ANOTHER Ohio man has resigned. He
was Notary Public.
1900. 80 sac GrOnI.
BOStOn Herald,

One man has been found TO stand up for
the present Congress. Probably our read
ers do not need to be told that his name is
Keifer. Like speaker, like House, and vice
versa. When the lower branch organized
by electing the burly Ohio stalwart as its
presiding officer, the country imagined it
had been led into a mistake by the cunning
and INSCRIPTIONS bosses. But every sue
ceeding week Of the session has but made
it more clear that the majority OF
the House chose better than it
knew. Keifer turns out to be a thoroughly
representative speaker for such a body.
Perhaps even more than Robson he is an
embodiment OF the principles and purposes
of the Republicans in Congress. The I'M
flinching partisanship; the defiant disre-
gard of public opinion; the unblushing re-
pudiation Of pledges and professions; the
unbridled desire to exPend the people s
money for the manufacture of personal po-
litical capital, and a fixed belief that gov
ernments exist and parties are maintained
for the purpose of giving the bosses a mo-
nopoly Of the ofices-all these, which now
characterize the managers OF his party, are
abnormally developed in the speaker. Kei-
fer is the Republican microcosm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-11
THE KEYsER CONVENTION TO-DAY.

The Democrats of the Second Con-
gressiOnal District hold their Conyen-
ton to-day.
1t is very unusual to appoint Con-
vention to be held on Friday. 1t is
thought to be bad day for all special
events-barring a hanging. There are
some people so superstitiOus that they
would rather go lonely all their lives
than to be married on Friday. Others
habitually count the day out for every
matter Of important business or social
concern just as if it was sure to bring
disaster to their calculations If attended
to upon Friday.
We do not know under what inflH-
enee or through what designs Friday
was selected as the day for the Keyser
Convention, but in view Of the reports
that have reached US from that district
regarding the contest for the nomina-
ton we presume that the committee as
sumed that "a hanging was certain to
he one Of the events Of tile Convention,
and it was peculiarly appropriate that
il should be had on Friday.
However, q political hanging, such as
planned at Keyser, is so common an
occurrence and the horrors Of such an
event are usually so far relieved by the
graceful submission of the victim and
his friends, that any other day or the
week would probably appear to have
been quite as appropriate as Friday,
when the Keyser hanging has been
done.
There will be three candidates for the
moose in that convention, if we under
stand the situation; or rather, there will
be three corners from which a hanging
will be attempted. Messrs. HOGE and
LUCAS will occupy one corner respeo-
lively, and the third will be fortified by
those who refuse to occupy either Of the
two other corners. The HOGE corner
will seek its victim from the Lucas
corner and rice rcrSd; and either one of
these will be satisfied with hanging the
other, but the third corner has its de-
signs on both the others, and will not
be satisfied with less than two hang
ings.
Altogether this looks like black FRI
day. But behind all the rumble and
rumpus with which the Keyser delegates
come together, there is latent spirit of
generous good humor, which will assert
itself when the choice of the conyen-
ton is fairly ascertained, and the tena-
cious rivalry that divides theeonventlOn
at its opening will melt into one of
union and harmony at its close. 1t is
we'll for the boys to wrestle among
themselves occasionally that they may
gain skill and experience to meet the
~Va..a.ao. N.s~.A.y n~LA 80 SSANA's1 90
gagement comes on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-11
Robe-on's share orthe swag.
Pittsburgh Post.


Secor Robson in the River and Harboi
bill got 5000 for Mantua and Woodbury.
creeks, in his district. A reporter of the
Philadelphia Press made diligent hunt for
the waterways, and discovered that by ex'
pending million or so on each Of the
Robson creeks, to deepen their channels
and then fixing them up with ponderous
water works to supply them in the alb
sence Of floods, they might be made useful
as local commercial highways; but as the
5000 wouldn't be a respectable cocktail
for such breakfast, the government money
will be expended to help Robson to get
back to Congress. Mantua creek is fifteen
feet wide and from four inches to two feet
deep. In other words, but little more than
a ditch. Woodbury. creek is no. so large.
They would be safe streamslfor Robeson's
navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-11
HOW SHALL WE PAVE THE CITY
RFREErS?

We have no advice to offer the Board
of Public Works upon the kind of street
paving material that shall hereafter be
adopted in our city.
This is very difficult matter todeter-
mine, and one that cannot be settled by
theOrizing alone. 1t must be submitted
TO the test Of actual experiment in or
der to accurately determine the ques-
lions of economy, durability, and adap-
liability.
But every undertaking must first be
supported by a plausible theOryin order
to justify even an experiment. The
city Of Wheeling has been and is, strug-
Cling with two difficulties in the matter OF
street paving, viz: Our resources will
not admit of the adoption Of that ma
terial which is admitted and has been
proved by experiment in larger cities,
to be the best, such as the granite block,
DC: we cannot afford the best-that is,
the most expensiye-and we have not
been able to agree upon any other kind
now in use.
What is most'desired, isthat paving
material Of such qualities might be OBJ
tanned as the city could afford to adopt,
not alone on its business streets, but
that should be gradually extended
throughout the city.
We are free to admit that there are
none of the materials now in use that
are likely to be generally adopted, or
that the judgment of the Board would
sanction for general use. But there is
one, not in general use, to which the
attention of the City COuncilwaS direct
ed by the REGISTER sometime since,
and which met with so much favor that
one branch of Council decided to make
an experiment with it, but failed by
Inconvenience of the other branch.
We refer to the brick block paving.
There are still quite number Of our
practical men who are anxious to have
this experiment made. They see in it,
successful, the procurement of paw
ing material so cheap that the city could
easily afford to improve every street
within its limits with ii, and they ex-
press the utmost confidence that brick
block can be so constructed, that if
properly laid, will last equal to any ma
terial in use, and will make a pavement
as smooth, clean and pleasant as granite
itself. The tests that have been made
elsewhere justify this opinion, and we
think also justify an experiment by our
Board of Public Works.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-11
Secure Crops and Coming Profits.
PHILADELPHIA Press.


The rain which fell early in the past week
placed the corn crop beyond danger and
improved cotton. Bad weather in August
may yet harm the last, and a sharp early
frost would reduce the corn yield; but the
most foreboding critics have settled to
crops above the ayerge in corn, wheat and
cotton. If the average price of these three
staples for the past five years be taken, the
money value of the addition to the crop OF
last year will be from $3.50, 100000 to $500,
100000. 1t cannot be less than the first
figure. 1t may be larger than the last.
Still more, this sum-one-fourth as large
as our total trade exports and imports to-
gether-represents the moving surplus, so
to speak-the share of the crop which is
sold on farm and plantation moves East,
paying toll at every turn, and at last passes
out over the seaboard, aiding in the pay
ment Of our exports.