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The Labor enquirer., 1883-11-05
alerious. II True.

ROCHESTER,, Oct 30.-The Knights OF
Labor In this district have Withdrawn by of
fetal proclamation the interdiction on Kim
ball & Co.'s cigars and tobacco in considera-
ton of the firm conceding five cents per
thousand advance to the girls and taking
back all those who were discharged in May
last and subsequently for belonging to the
unions.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-11-05
A Miners, Strike.

TELLURIDE, November lowing to
the announcement made on the 18th Of
October by the mine owners, that
miners wages would be cut fifty cents
per day on November /, the miners here
have quit work, and every shipping
mine in Marshall Basin is closed. Both
the mine owners and men are deter
mined to stand firm.
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PERSONALS.

Dr.. SIEARER. of GreencaStle, was in
town Tuesday right
S. NJ PIcKLER went to ST. Louis Tues
day on business.
!. 3. NovlNGEg. of Morrow township.
is rejoicing exceedingly much over the add
vent of Il fine boy last week.
a SNAIL cyclone pass ed through the
farm of VIM. Harriott last Tuesday and dam
aged his corn crop severely.
Mr.. A. GoSSEENAS. of Huriland,
was in town Saturday and, of course paid the
GRAPHIC Il friendly call as is his custom.
The RESIDENCE of Mr.. Geo. F. Will
lianrs, west of the railroad and north of Will
son grove is nearing completion. 1t makes
very handsome appearance.
JOHN MERCER and family left Tues
day morning for southwest Missouri where
they 90 to look out new home.
Mas J. z. BRADLEY daughter of Mr.,
o. II. Beeman, wl-o has been spending sever.
al months with her parents in this city.
started Tuesday evening for the Pacific
coast to JON her husband.
Nh. SAMUEL CAgoTHERs end sister, of
Oregon, Holt County, NO. Is spending the
presen: week in Kirksville. greeting his
many friends and acquaintances, and visiting
relatives.
Rev. T. NJ. THoRsoN and wife, former
~ # this county, but now located at Contra
liza. came up on the evening train Tuesday.
They are on visi t to friends in this county.
Mrs. J W. G. SLOAN has bought the
farm Off H. Alternately. of Morrow town.
slip consisting of 50 acres. Price LOO.
HENRY TRu1TT, OF Nineveh, met with
painful accident on Tuesday of last week.
He was riding on the running gears OF
wagon. and hi. leg was caught by stump
or some other projection. The leg was bro
ken.
Mr.. J. G. THATCHER spent several
days in Trenton last week and says the cy-
clone insurance business is on the rush"
over in that section.
REV. J. P. GREEN, Of st. Louis. rreach-
ed at the Baptist church in this city On Sun.
day last, and his discourse called forth much
fav, rable comment from those who heard
it.
Our old friend and patron, Mr.. John
t,,o of trl, Ghn1;aripr that
it is not good for man To he Alone" started
post haste for Ohio on Thursday of last week
and now we are waiting patiently for that
little announcement TO come TO hand. We
learn that Mr. Beall will make Kirksville his
home on his return west.
,IupGE ELLISON came home from DAY.
export Wednesday evening and reports good
crop prospects along the route.
Mr.. ]. X. BRADLEY, whose wife goes
TO Join him this week, has been elected to a
position in the University of Washington
Territory.
MYRoN MILLER and wife, of the
"HomeTroupe," arrived home this week after
quite an extensive tour. We learn that the
troupe has disbanded for the balance of the
heated term.
We earn that Prof. Seitz is ceiebra-
ting the advent ola fine healthy boy at his
residenc this week. Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. n A. BAYLOR left yes
terday morning for St Paul and Minneapolis
to be absent two or three weeks. They go
by river from Quincy.
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Right at Last.

The other day while passing along
the west side of the square, | heard the
following conversation:
Say! Adams. where did you get that
new suit of cloths
''At the New YORK Store. There is
where l do all my trading. 1t only
cost me $3.50. They asked ne every
other place $500 for exactly the same
goods. You can get an all wool suit
for $500 and boys suits for $500
We'll, John, am going to try them
| always heard they sold goods very
cheap"
He is right, you bet.
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Painting and GraIning.

Aessrs Chase & Fusselman. of this
city, painters. have secured the services
CT Mr.. Hart, formerly in the Pullman
Palace Car works, and one OF the finest
rrsiuers in the west. Parties wishing
first class work in this line should give
hem q call. plSs"
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"HACKMETACK" lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price p and 80 cents.
SHILOH CURE WILL immediate
" relieve Group, Whooping cough and
bronchitis.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant. you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never
fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 80 cents. Sold by 7. R. Fowler, Kinks
vile.
All summer goods at cost, at the
NEW YORK STORE,
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LaceS LaCeS.

In addition to MIR immense si0ck of
Laees and Hambnrg sIgings, ae haze
a nep stock Of lace remnants Put up in
pieces off,om eth 10 yas.. sold at 10 cts.
a buufh 7ohifh is less than halt prize at
HARLAN BROS.
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Hats! Hats!

Tile largest line ofaN kinds eger be-
fore ofe,sd and at lower prizes than
e0sr sold bst0rs tn Kirks1iM. We
must raise money and the goods must be
said. HARLAN BROS.
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Keep ont the flies by day and the
bugs by night Those handsome door
and window screens put up on short
notice by Holmes. Annex. G. Co.
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What We Must Do.

We must and will close out in the
next thirty days $1,000 worth of cloth
ing, $1,000 worth of carpets, S1,50o
worth of shoes and slippers, and over
5000 worth of summer goods, at actual
cost. Now If you do not believe it
come and see for yourself If you do
not want to buy come and get prices
It will do you good, at the
New YORK STORE.
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John Hannah desires the public to
understand that he is still on deck at
the old stand. Lots of goods and bot
fom prices. Produce OF all kinds bought
and sold. Call in and see him
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Something New.

John Vessel e. Co.'S. crackers by tine
new process. Take like magic. Try
them and you will have no other. For
sale by the popular grocer. j. A. Hope.
n12 At
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CARPETS.


We willreceive this
week, direct from the
manufactures of Phil
adelphia, Is pieces Of
new Carpets and Co.
Goa Mattings, includ-
ing Ingrains, Extra
Supers, Tapestry and
Body Brussels.
B. r. LAMKIN.
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Sugars cheaper than
ever at Halliday Bros.
Fruit season is here
take in this bargain.
Call on Markey & Floyd for your
Groceries, cheap for cash.

Harlan Bros. haze determined to
close out fae thousand dollars ay0rM of
g0ods at cost TO raise money, yithin 90
days.
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s5oo,ooo.oo

To loan at 6G interest in sums from
10000 to 100000.
HOLSTER & MCCALL.
Office in rear of Griggs & Picker.
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Read This.

1t you want to save money, and get
good goods at very low prices. call at
the New York Store, west side of the
pnblic square, KUksrille, No.
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Window curtains. nice line with al
the necessary fixtures. for sale at hot
tom figures by f. A. GROVE.
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Halliday Bros, are
paying more for coun-
try produce than any
other house in Kinks
vile and selling goods
for less money.

Carpets, clothing and ali summer
goods at cost. No hunlbuy, come and
try us and see for yourself.
New YORK STORE.
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If you want sickle mended go to
MART BEEMAN.
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Wall paper in variety. both in style
and price at T. A. Groves.
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Clothing.

Il new and complete line TO be elosea
out at Io7oer prizes than ever before sofa
tn KiykSavlIe, at
HARLAN BROS.
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A Card.

Mr. J. Fl. Singleton. practical Painter
and Gra,ner, would say that he is pre-
pared to do all work in his line in TASTY.
thorough and artistic style. Fine
granting made a speciality. A iair
sample oi his workmanship may be ex-
amined in the Normal Chapel. Those
desiring anything IN his line are re-
quested to call on him for estimates.
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If you want second hand lumber
wagon go to MART BEEMAN.
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Use Dupont Sea Shooting powder, it
is the hest. l2.tf
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If YOU want moving machine call
on Carothers & Greene.
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The hest Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-for sale at
i'EcKToL & SNYDERs
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Try the new process crac'-ers made
by John VESSEL & CO., Quincy. They
are for sale at Hopes Grocery store.
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All kinds ofsummer goods at large
reduction at n. A. Baylor.
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Fine Shoes.

Just rseeiped diyeet from the factory
at Neno York, the best line Of fine she's
far Ladies and Gents that ea,ey came TO
Ki,ks0i2e and at britts Loavey than ea,er
sold 6et0ye at HARLAN BROS.
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For Reapers Carothers & Greene will
tit Won out first class.
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If you have a horse witch defective
teet 90 to MART BEEMAN.
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Cali and leave your measure with H.
Grau at Kinnear & Eckerts, for fine
boot or shoe. Repairing done to order
promptly. He is first class workman.
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Read This.

Mr. David Baird "the marble man
of North Missouri, has just received
and now has for sale the finest line of
| monuments and memorial tablets ever
offered in this section. Parties desir
ing tasty and suitable memorials for
the last resting place of their loved
ones should call now while
there is such variety to choose from.
MIR. Baird, sells direct to his customers.
and buys direct from the Marble quar-
ries hence he can do better by You than
any other dealer in the west. To this
is added prestige and experience of
over twenty years in the business.
Call and see him and tell him you saw
this notice in the GRAPHIC
BecktOl & Snyder want to see you,
De2eamer & Co.'S. old stand.
Don't buy Barbed Wire till you see
BEcKToL & SNYDER
Building hardware of every descrip-
ton. Call at BECKToL & SYYDEEs.
All hind OF produce bought and sold
at John Hannah's Popular Grocery
west side.
Garden tools, spades, forks, rakes- etc
a full line at BEcKroL e SSypEE's.
Carothers & Greene for reapers.
Baylor will not be undersold. Cal
and see.
For bargains in slippers cali on Bar
& Hunt.
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Garden tools, spades, forks, rakes- etc :.
full line at BEcKroL & SSypEH's.
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Carothers & Greene cab give inside
figures on barhed WIRE Call and Seeit.
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All hind OF produce bought and sold
at John Hannah's Popular Grocery
west side.
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Becktol & Snyder have the latest
style gasoline stoyes--lust the thing for
summer use.
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Baylor will sell goods as cheap a:
any house in town.
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B. w. Brown and J. T. Price started
for Wisconsin yesterday morning to work
up the barbed wire fence business.
Mr.. S. H. WILLIAMS, of Clarinda,
Iowa, is visiting Kirksville this week. He
arrived yesterday.
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Building hardware of every descrip-
ton. Call at BECKToL & SYYDEEs.
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No. |. screens OF all sizes at
HOLMES. AMIoK Il Co.
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Robt. Clark Is wholesale agent for
Dupont's powder. l2tt
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To close | will offer large induce
ments. bAfLcR.
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Jeff Thomas the Boss Boot Black"
of North Mo-, is with the Hayes Bros.
BARRIERS.
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Door screens. Window screens!
HOLMES. AMICK q Co.
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Hope has the celebrated John Yves
sci & Co.'S. New Process cracker. Finest
in the market.
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4 DESIRABLE RESlDENCE CHEAP.

HOrsEOF iROOMS-one story-guod cellar
"A and cstern. foIrr lots enclosed. good wood
t.ed and chicken house. rolling ground 40 budded
peacl trees 20 hearing grape vines and small fruit
of various kinds. forest shade trees. ETC.. hre
blocks west ufsqnare' Price so. IL down balance
on tine. very desirable location. Apply at this
Office. po-}stf
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Over $4,000 worth Of goods to be
closed out in the next thirty days, at
cost NEW YORK STORE.
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Becktol & Snyder want to see you,
De2eamer & Co.'S. old stand.
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Don't buy Barbed Wire till You see
BEcKToL & SNYDER.
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Another car load of
the best flour ever
brought to Kirksville
at Halliday Bros,
this week. Always ask
for Criterion.
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Baylor will not be undersold. Cal
and SEE.
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Carothers & Greene for reapsrs.
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VSDG RENT-rrank Quinn has SIX sixteen feet
Il rooms for rent fol six months or one year, To
good responsible '.ariies.
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For bargains in slippers cali on Bar
& Hunt.
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WrANTED- TO EXCHANGED

M ANTED- To EACHANGE|A
w handsome ana sAce.lent Organ. viii
take A good COW in part pa .nent and give time on
balance. Apply n This Office.
NOR TRADE-The Penneaaker or sloan s Point
il steam Saw and grist mill y i'll take town pre-
perry stock in pay inent and SiTS tiis on ,ai
ihr.o- NV L h-N'
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Office in rear of Griggs & Picker.
For Reapers CarotherS & Greene will
tit Won out first class.
If YOU want moving machine call
on Carothers & Greene.
The hest Barbed Wire in the world
the Elwood-ior sale at
BEcKToL IL SNYDERS
Carothers 4 Greene can give inside
figures on barhed wire. Call and sect.
Hope has the celebrated John Yves
sci & Co.'S. New Process cracker. Finest
in the market.
Robt. Clark Is wholesale agent for
Dpnont's powder. 12tf
Jeff Thomas the Boss Boot Black y
of North Mo-. is with the Hayes Bros.
BARRIERS.
No. l. screens of all sizes at
HOLMES. AMIcK Il Co.
Door screens. Window screens!
HOLMES. AMIcK & Go.
To close | will offer large induce
ments. BArLcR.
Over $4,000 worth Of goods to be
closed ont in the next thirty days, at
cost NEW YORK STORE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-01
THE WORST OF ALL.

But the cases against the two clergymen
already referred to involve lapses that are
trivial and Insignificant as compared with
two others that have just occurred. 1 call
attention to these, not from any desire to
present the English clergy in bad light
but to trace the developments TO their causes
and to show the effect they are likely to
have in rectifying deleterious habits and GUS
toms. Both are cases of drunkenness, and
both illustrate the old saying that when the
drinks in the devils in. An Oxford clericus
staggers through the streets followed by a
mob who amuse themselves by throwing
mud at him. The crushed worm turns at
length and Aourishes knife and revolver
scarcely discreet proceeding for teacher of
the religion which requires the turning of
the other cheek to the smiter Just at the
moment policeman obtruded his presence
IN the scene, with the denouement, that re-
tusing to pay $40 fne, the intoxicated and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-01
THE STEWART MEMORIAL.
Completion of the Buildings at Garden City
The Remains of the Millionaire.
New York Special.


New York Special.
The Stewart Memorial Cathedral and st.
Paul's School, at Garden City, l.. l., have
been declared by the contractor to be COM
pleted. The total cost of the cathedral was
nearly 100000 and the school $1,000 600.
The great organ in the cathedral alone cost
500, 900. The time has not yet been set for
the conservation of the cathedral but st.
Paul's school is to be opened Sept. 10. Ex-
Judge Hilton, executor of the Stewart es-
tate has authorized DIR. Browne to purchase
the vestments for the cathedral and school
library. Bishop Littlejohn's residence,
which is in course of erection, is to cost $780,
600. The Secretary of War has assigned
Lieutenant Charles A. l.. Totten, Fourth
Artillery United States army, to be master
of military science and tactics in st. Paul's
school.
1t is believed by the people of Garden City
that the remains of A. T. Stewart lie beneath
the Cathedral chancel. gentleman very
near to Judge Hilton, and who acted as one
of his chief advisers in the search for the
body, said to-day: II can state of my own
personal knowledge that Judge Hilton is to-
day no nearer the possession of Mr.. Stewart
remains than he was a week after their reno
val from st. Marks Church graveyard.
know this to be fact, and Judge Hilton, if
approached will bear out this statement"
when do you hope for a restoration of
the body?'
Never. Judge Hilton and Mrs. Stewart
felt for time that restoration must be had
at any sacrifice. Men were sent all over the
country on vague clews, and over 100000
was spent in the search. and everything pos
sible done to recover the body. The matter
is definitely settled now, and under no cir
cumstances will further negotiations be en-
tered into. After the last failure Judge
Hilton and Mrs. Stewart held a consultation,
at which it was decided to hasten the cathe-
dral to a completion believing that by carry
ing out this great project of his life the mer-
chant prince would be shown greater honor
than by a fruitless search after a moldering
skeleton
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Erie, Pa, Special.
A rather unique national organization, to
be known as the National Longevity Union"
was organized here to-day. The object of
the society is to promote health, happiness
and sociability; to prevent disease by educat-
ing its members in the laws of life and health;
to provide skillful medical advice and at
tendance, and to promote the general welfare
OF humanity The promoters claim that one
half of the diseases which sweep away hu-
manity may be prevented as effectually as
grades of crime are prevented. For 81 a
month the members will be entitled to med
ical attendance free of other charge, the con-
dition being to follow the sanitary instruc-
tons OF the visiting physician, whose duty it
will be to keep a medical history of the
members. A funeral benefit fund is attached,
by which widows receive from 500 to $3.50
for funeral expenses. The high-sheriff OF
Erie county is president; Collector of Gus
toms Stafford, treasurer; e. H. Ulrich, of the
Jarecki Manufacturing Company, vice-pres-
dent; DR.. d. p Robbins, secretary, and Drs
A. S. Lovett, Faulkens and Robbins the ad-
yiSory board,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-01
Decency Lacking.


Whether the stories in regard to General
Garfield are true or false in whole or in part,
those who are concocting them ought to have
the sense, not to mention the decency, to re-
member that the Garfield campaign was
fought out three years ago. 1t is now 1883,
and Garfield is dead.
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Everybody Willing.

Inllauelpnld ltecOIu
The book agents are going to strike. We
give notice that this particular strike cannot
be too fervent, fierce and long-continued to
suit us. We presume they are striking for
their affairs and their fires ana their native
land. Hurranl
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the prickly pear, despised by foreigners, is
like adversely, not without its uses Indeed
do not know what the country would do
without it in some instances In the long
dry seasons, when water is scarce, countless
herds of sheep and goats are kept alive by
splitting the leaves and allowing the animals
to suck the natural moisture contained in
side. The chief diet of Mexican donkeys is
not tin cans and thistles as elsewhere, but
toasted cactus which their owners prepare
by holding the branches on !. stick Gt is too
prickly to handle otherwise) over a fire till
the thorns are burned off. Besides, each
variety of cactus bears its fruit-pale green,
scarlet, purple or black-all more or less
palatable, and good for man and beast"
Of late, the mines of this Sec
ton are attracting almost as much
renewed attention as some of the famous ones
in other parts of Mexico. Several compa-
MES of American capitalists have recently
been established, and are working at Villa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-01
A SUGAR Rancho.

I visited Judge Golindos's sugar ranch,
the other day, and viewed the whole process
of pioncillo (sugar) making. His methods
ana machinery look primitive enough, as
compared to the elegant manufactures of
the United States, but perhaps he is wiser, as
expenses are less and his gains correspond