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EngIand's Grain Trade.

LONDON, August 27.-The Mark Lane
E.ccbange'S review of the British grain
trade during the past week. says the fine
weather during the past two weeks has
had an inestimable effect ON the crops.
which are being threshed and marketed
very fast, but the present indications are
that the wheat crop in the United King
dom this year will be one of the smallest
ever known. The trade during the past
week in foreign wheats off stands was
quite demOralized by sunshine. In off
the coast cargo trade almost nothing
was done. The sales of English wheat
during the week were 1868 quarters at
43s. Sd. per quarter, against 12,704 at AS.
1Od. during the corresponding week last
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Slain by His Fatber-In-Taw

NASHVILLE, August 27.-Last night
John Proctor, a saloon keeper of Adairs.
vile, KY, was killed by Alexander Craw.
ford and his son at Crocker's cross roads.
PrOctor's wife left him recently on ac-
count of his dissipated habits, and took
refuge in the house of her father, Alexan-
der Crawford. Proctor attempted to take
her away by force, when an alteration
ensued between Proctor and the Craw.
fOrds, during which the former was stab
bed and bled to death in a short time.
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AN ERUPTION IN THE INDIES


and FIames.
BATAVIA, August 27.-Terrific detona-
tions were heard yesterday evening from
the volcanic island of Krakatoa. They
were audible at Toerakata, on the Island
fJaya. Ashes from the volcano fell as
far as CheribOn, and the flashes proceed.
ing from it were visible in Batavia. Stones
fell in showers on Terang, which was
in total darkness throughout the night.
Batavia was nearly so, all the gaslights
having been eXtinguished. Communica-
ton with Angler is stopped, and it Is
feared that there has been a calamity
there. Several bridges between Angler
and Terang have been destroyed. and a
village has been washed away, the rivers
having overtlOwed their banks because of
the rush of the sea inland.
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Atherton's PecuIations

DETROIT, August 2T.-The evidence is
now very strong that A. A. Atherton.
Country Treasurer of ROscOmmon county.
has gone off with funds amounting to
about $4,000, of which $4,000 belongs to
Roscommon village, $1,000 to GerYish
township, Sl,S0O to Harvey Emery, a poor
man, and small amounts to various other
persons and townships. His whereabouts
are unknown
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The complicated diseases hronrht ON NV

intense study, thought, care, anxiety,
etc., are often of the most serious nature
Heed such symptoms as loss of memory,
universal lassitude, heart disease, kidney
complaint, liver troubles, and general
breaking down of health and strength.
When thus afflicted, when the least ex-
ertion causes great fatigue, when life
seems burden, use the reliable strength
ening tonic, Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will
AFFORD you sure relief
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Riots Against the hungarian Crown

AGRAM, August 27.-There has been
anti-Magyar disorders in this vicinity. A
SeagOrian peasant demolished the gov
ernment notice boards as an intimation
that the people do not recognize the Hun
garian Crown. The Mayor and Notary
and gendarme were badly wounded IN a
melee and four peasants were killed.
Troops have been hurried to the scene
and the disturbed districts have been pro-
pIoinad
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A Fete for Ischia,s sufferers.

PARIS, August PA grand fete was
given yesterday in the Tuileries Gardens.
under the auspices of the press of Paris.
the proceeds of which are to be devoted to
the aid of the sufferers by the recent
earthquakes on the island of Ischia. The
receipts amounted to 100000 francs. There
WAS an immnnsa attnndannn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

MADRID, August 27.-The Cabinet
Council to-day, with King Alfonso pre-.
visit to Germany and a suspension Of the
constitutional guarantees. Nothing was
decided upon. Another meeting was held
this evening to reconsider the question
RumOrs of Il Cabinet crisis are increasing
King Alfonso has expressed himself as
perfectly satisfied with the state of the
army and the feeling of the people of the
provinces
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! TAX pay



lt is reported that gold has been found at
Archer
j. J.. Ming. near Ochesee. realized over 500
'n four and half acres Of corn last year.
tiTe hundred thousand cigars and two
1antred barrels of pineapples were shipped
Hom hey West TO New \ lOrk last Saturday.
There were disposed Of in the Jacksonville
market during the week ending Saturday. -
'eeVes, q Tennessee sheep. 656 pounds
sausage. 325 pounds veal. saddles venisOn. p
POUNDS turkeys. 1880 pounds chickens. I,025
to1en eggs, l3 terFapins. 6,O00 clans, -
bushels grapes. % crates peaches. 81 barrels
Sbp.es- sd pumpkins LEO lemons, $500 lines.
-9y9 strings fish. IS bushels shrimp. vege
". /. Davis bid TO build the Madison Hotel
a7 Per plan and specifications for Sl2.40O,
TNAlch BID was accepted. The President and
'l5e PRESIDENT were empowered TO examine
qu TAu approve tie bond and contract with Mr..
ln.at l., who agrees 10 finish the work by the
- -Sth or next December. The contract 10 build
S1S S MOTEL was first awarded to a firm which
taLled to proceed to work; the Directors then
ny N. lled other bids and with the result above
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NASHVILLE, August 27.-Judge Baxter.
of the United States Conrt, to-day issued
an interlocutory order restraining the
State Comptroller from collecting back
taxes, amounting to $4,000, from the
Louisville and Nashville and the Decatur
Railroads, preliminary to argument on a
motion for an Injunction.
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Mr.. Shaw Released,

LONDON, August 27.-The Times says
that the release of Mr.. Shaw. the British
missionary in Madagascar, who was taken
prisoner by the French, settles the
Tamatave difficulty, which never should
have arisen. The Times also says that
France is really athirst for peace, and
that the article of the North German
Gazette attacking her was therefore a
WantOn aggression
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Shot from a school House.

JACKSONVILLE, August PA dispatch
from Wellborn, Fla, says that John Dies
was shot dead to-day while riding in a
buggy, between Lake City and Wellborn,
by an assassin who was concealed in a
schoolhOuse by the roadside, and fired
through crack, the whole charge taking
effect in Dies back. There is no clue to
the murderer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

CITY OF MEXICO, August 27.-The
City Council has authorized Seniors
Salvador, MalO and Manuel Alvarez, to
contract a loan in London for 94O0,0OO,
The money TO be employed in city i'm
movements
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Masses for De Chambord,s Soul

PARIS; August 27,-Requiem masses
were celebrated throughout this city to.
day for the repose of the soul of the late
Count de Chambord. The Legitimists
will go into six months mourning in re-
spect to his memory. The Orleans Princes
have gone to Frohsdorf to attend the
funeral service
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

LIMA, August 27.-The news from Sala-
very is to the effect that the authorities of
TrakillO have Officially notified the in
habitants of that city that Gen. Iglesias
will arrive there Oh the 30th inst, when
lie Deum will be sung in the cathedral
and the city will be adorned with flags
and arches
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

n There has been As business failures in south
S5arOiina IN the past six months. with liabiN-
ees aggregating s657.755.
Abbeville Press and BGaner: Born at
Tlqety- six, sunday. August - 1883. TO Mrs
% r. Phillips, two sons and one daughter"
OWing to the very large amount Of business
1sI9re the United States District Court. il
sIa..oe ~ pc necessary TO have a special term at
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

WASHINGTON. August 27.-Games of
base ball were played to-day as follows:
At DetrOit-Cleyeland Z; Detroits 4.
At New York-St. Louises s; Metropoli-
tans 3.
At Philadelphia-Athletics IS; Column
buses s.
At BrOOklyn-BroOklyns y; Louisvilles
4.
At Atlantic City, n. J.-Actives, of
Reading, 4; Anthracites, of Pottsyille, 8.
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Death of a Prominent Physician of

DARIEN. GA, August 27.-Dr. James
Holmes DIR. Bullie J, the well-known con.
tributor to the Gazette of this CITY. died
on the Ridge last night at II O'Clock. aged
seventy-nine years. He was buried this
afternoon.
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Tradesmen Riotinc in Paris

PARIS, August 27.-Trade riots between
Frenchmen and Italians broke out at
Besancon to-day. A number of shots
were exchanged. Fifty Italians were ar
rested
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st. Louis Lost Belle Found.

ST. LOUIS, August PA brief dispatch
from keokuk, iowa, just received, states
that Mary Churchill, the young girl who
disappeared from her home here a week
ago last night, was found there this morn
ing. No particulars are given.
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Wheat on the Continent

LONDON, August 27.-The Hungarian
wheat crop is estimated at the full aver
age, and the Austrian crop at 10 per cent.
below the average
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Mexican Mines Bought hv Americans

CITY OF MEXICO, August 27.-It is re-
ported that an American syndicate has
purchased the Reale Delmonte Companv,s
mines for $400, 600. These mines are located
in Pachuca. The Reale Delmonte Com
pany has turned out a great SUCCESS
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Deuteronomy a Forgery.

LONDON, August 27.-Dr. Ginsburg
in his report to the managers Of the Brit
ish museum, declares that the Shapera
manuscript of the book of Deuteronomy
is a forgery.
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Ravages of the FIames

LIVEKPOOL,. August 27.-The ware
house mere Of Green & Taylor, and two
thousand bales of cotton, belonging to
Messrs. Tachire, have been partially de.
stroyed by fire,
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A Strike at an End

LONDON, August 27.-The weavers
strike at Ashton-under-Lyn is virtually
terminated. 1t is expected that the EN-
plOyes will resume work "Wednesday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

Mr.. Vim. II. Singleton, Savannah, Ca,
says; Il used Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia and indigestion. 1t greatly
benefited me-"
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Madagasoarls Dead Queen

LONDON, August 27.-The London Mis-
sionary Society has. received a telegram
announcing that the Queen of Madagascar
died July 13.
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Departure of Russia's RovaI Pair
A Deserted Easel.

CRoNsTADT, August 27.-The Car and
Czarlna, with the rest of the imperial
Iamlly, have allied hence for Copsenhagen.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

1t is better to remove than to hide COM
plexional blemishes. Use Glenn's Sulphur
Soap,
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a Tragedy in Tennessee

NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 2f-Frank
Easewoo9 Ta,dv WAS was shot and killed by Dave
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

LONDON, August 27-August Riedel,
the German painter, is dead.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28
Baking 3Jomaer.

Fixes Teothache Drops cure in one
nin11fn
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28

al'ps Hair Dye, black or brown, so cts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-28
TENS IN THREE STATES.
-,pcrA. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
o,-r,ROIINA PUT IN TYPE.

zone of a Sanguinary Battle with
n' Creelxs. and the Disappearance of
r,,,tive A Cunning Attempt to
- Loop-hole of Escape in Buena
vista Jail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
Our YOns ftead6fS.


. It's criss-cross high. n IT, criss-cross nat;
Then our straight lines for the pussy cat;
Then criss-crOss under: ali, nov thercm be
A nice deep cradle. dear Grandpa! Seel
= Now change again, and It's nat once more
: A ia-ttice-windOw! Rut where the doOri
Why. change once more, and, holding Il %,
We can have y very good door. you know.
" Now over, now under, now pull IL tight:
See-saw, Grandpa!-exactly right"
30 prattled the little one, Grandfather's pet
As deity she wrought. Sec. now it's .
net!
. But w Mss,. did you learn ~cat'scradle 50
She suddenly asked: and he could not tell.
He could not tell. for his heart was sore,
A. he gravely said: IL have played it be-
FORE"
What could the sweet little maiden know
OF beautiful summers long ago?
OF the merry sports. n the games no
when Mamma" herself was q little maid?
What could she know of the thoughts that
Through the weary brain Of the world-worn
But she knew. when she kissed him. dear
Grandpa smiled.
IND that was enough for the happy child.
~. ~. d.. in 81. Nich0lds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
XLvIITH CONGRESS.

TIE Senate Of the Forty-eighth Congress
assembled on the Sd. and was called to orde,
BY the Vice-President pro tenn. Prayer wa
offered by Rev. Mr.. Edwards. The oath was
administered to Messrs. Beck. Bowen, Cullom,
Dolph and Ferry. The customary resolutions
notifying the House and the President that the
Senate was ready for business were agreed to.
:-.Clerk McPherson called the HOUSE to or
der and proceeded to call the roll. which dis
closed Sl6 members present. The election
or Speaker being in order. John G.. Car.
Isle. OF Kentucky, and General Keifcr, OF
Democrats n Republicans. The result of
the vote was: Carlisle, 1gl; Keller. liz:
Robinson, Of Massachusetts,, g.. scatter:
and Messrs. Randall and Keifer escorted him
to the Speakers chair, whereupon Mr.. Car.
Isle briefly addressed the House thanking the
members for the honor conferred and be-
speaking their cooperation in the facIlitatiOn
OF the business before them. The Speaker
then took the oath and called the House
70 order; As the States were called the Rep
of organization the House adjourned.
In the Senate on the 4th several bills
were introduced: The committee appoint
ed to wait upon the President in con-
junction with the House committee re-
ported that they had performed that duty, and
stated that the President had requested them
to convey to the two houses his compliments
municate Immediately In writing. The Presi-
dents message was then received, and after
tts reading the Senate adjourned 1890. The
House completed its organization after refer
ring the Mississippi and Kansas election cases.
II case of the First Virginia District was laid
over. At 3:06 the Presidents secretary an
peared and presented the Presidents mes
at the close OF the reading of which the
House adjourned.
In the Senate on the 9Th bills were intro.
7duced: To abolish the internal revenues; to re-
organize the legislative power Of Utah: to ap-
point Q special commissioner to look after
Mr. Blair offered q resolution for submission
of Q constitutional amendment to prohibit
manufacture. sale or importation Of liquors
Tor drink. Mr.. Morrill, addressed the Senate
on silver coinage. The committee on Indian
Affairs was instructed to consider the expedi-
OF establishing q military academy to
train Indian youth for the regular army. Mr..
Aoar introduced q bill for the use of patent
fb6ll2t,boxes igcnxinis elecaons..; In the
the Committee on Elec feo 70
In the Senate on the nj, -. ,,t-o.
duced to repeal the pred S,tson ~ t,mhsr.
culture acts. Resolutjon3E.r e o9.r.d 70,
submission Of constatutjO1 .-.sS-..X
modifying the fifteenth em1 krSnS rroSiJ.
ing for woman suffrage, givfnI - Pre.sdart
power to veto separate items Id SrnrrI"tsor
bills. Calling for Information = Hyytn. ~
'Backbone" land grant transfer. Sill. y -.
introduced: To restore to markoc 1917
v0ir lands In Wisconsin and Mini -. y
provide for . ship canal between less~v::S
md Chesapeake Bays..-.....1n the H0 NJ
McCoid took the oath of Office. @
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
- 90 S.: !: &.

o. let that glass &lo,e~f father
Or Else. before you drink, 1
Pause tor eolnelc moment-
Jus pauee awhile and think:
10 hos who fondly love you,
10 o vhO bear your name,
You are bringing pain and sorrow.
And cursing them w1h shamel
O. let that glass a'one. father!
One homer stay your hand:
Consider, till its contents
You clearly understand:
Look at the liquid IRE,
And by its luster learn
How deadly and how c;uol
Its fatal furies burn.
o. let that glass alone, fatherl
Turn for u little while,
Look on its helpless victims
The mother aud her child;
The wife whom you have promised
To cherish and to love.
And that pure little beiny
Fresh from the Hand above.
o, let that glass alone, father!
Think not, Ms others do,
That that which ruins m lions
Contains no harm for you;
But know that he who gaahers
serpent to his breast
Will learn the cruel nature
OF his unhOly guest.
Mss SdT0h @. King, ia Monitor Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14

1870 % much earnestnis = it does
nv its occasional strecks nv goodnis. it
wood hev q warranty deed to the King
dDm nv Heven."
land jist then the Devil lated in high
-, wich awoke me.
Hooked up but Their wpz no Devil on
the fence, and Their wuz no smell NV sui
phur. or anything else. but that arisin
from the garbage in the alley wher !
he'd laid down to repose.
Wuz it a dreem? l spose SO. But all
the same 1t seems to me that it isn't al
together n after all. Dreems yoost to
be profetik. and why not now? 1t strikes
me that things is about ez l drccmed it.
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY,
(Bunyanized.)
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14

emkAnck nce
hxtks1 ~ Ms
gefeke nsiohstag, so pld q
49, IN e1sck
I1s be6lnsn quarter a Williams.
to~a. y. G, WAS desssoysdb By an incendl
ny Azs q The II.
THE damage by the recent fre in Tx
Belgian public buildings was 1s,ooo.ool
franco.
Or the COO. 600 shares Ct Union Pa.
CHE stock 10000 n held in New Eng
land.
TIE British Government continues to
prohibit Nationalist meetings in ireland.
The Porte has informed Great Brit
ain Il intends sending q feet to the Red
Sea
FOURTEEN THOUSAND Yorkshire
(Eng.) miners are idle in consequence of q
strike Of colliery boys.
LEVY Bios. & Co., New York cloth
iers, have made IN assignment; liabilities,
$2.470,6sa.
Ar Dardanelle, Ark, james Under
wood was hanged on the 7th for the murder
OF Robert J. Pendergrass.
A TEACHER at Irkutsk, Siberia, was
arrested and shot within t~wenty.four hours
for striking the Siberian Governor-Gen.
eral.
THREE hundred employees are thrown
out Of work by the burning of the packing
house of Sinclair & Co., Cedar Rapids. La.
SAN FRANCISCO pool of operators is
booked to lose from two to three million
dollars by the decline in wheat freights.
A sLEEPING-cAR on the Chicago ex-
press, New York Central Road, out of New
York City. took fire near Poughkeepsie on
the 7th and the interior burned out. Two
were scorched.
The Congressman from the Pacific
slope held . caucus ON the It'll and agreed
on Q course to pursue in regard to q bill to
remedy defects in the present Chinese i'm
migration law.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY PECKHAM, of
New York, has given an opinion that the
Of . dealer for violating the Ii.
quor law revokes his license.
Ar the annual dinner of the Brook
Ign Revenue Reform Club on the 7th Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher made q speech ad
vocating the abolition of the tariff laws.
The building record of the a
Tor st. Paul, Mimi, shows over $500 new
$4,000 have been expended
new buildings during the past summer.
TIE United States Brewers Associa-
ion will hold its next annual convention in
Rochester, N. Y, On the third Wednesday
n May, 1884. The twenty-ffth anniversary
# the association will be celebrated in New
York in 1886.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14

"A firm that advertises in Chicago
had to close its doors twice in a recent
afternoon to prevent eager shoppers
from s~uffocating each other N Y.
Commercial Advertiser. That is not
an unusual thing in Chicago. There
is no better illustration of the benefits
of advertising than . te had in Chi.
cage in the great houses that advertise
their goods. 1t is not unusual to see
them damned with buyers, while their
neighbors have elegant leisure. Chico.
90 Inter Ocean.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14
Joseph Medill Tho Liquor Tnile.

il, OF the Chicago
estified before the
b cstion and Labor. Of
T is Chairman, 10
d reg thrown awtny On
y and the New
> correct his figures,
b n. in which he says
bat the money thrown
] ring the past year
D ID every one with q
\ but this: that per-
D . careful study of
ted the o of
! sd on intoxicating
,Ics classes of the
} W,0OO,0 600 per e
. q it had been put
hem during the last
] 90 amount to nearly
, I'm sufficient to buy
In all the cities and
J 4 States now paying
iole domicile, TINS
n from servitude to
'Jtsce that in your
on only estimate the
the liquor, wine and
ed and imported.
ltDxicants cost the
i,e times as much az
9Kice thereof. yit
to maintain the
)Hing internal reve-
nd their bartender.
70 places. The num-
> in this city New
exceeds 10000; esti-
rage receipts at the
e15 per day. and1
g sum Of S54,750,00O
. city alone. What
money is furnished
classes pfamplNyas,
q han three f0urths
Iulation? Computin&
OF the quarter
at only 80 per
gate sales amount o
far from a billion
iii deny that half the
BY the people OF the
y the wages classes
ooustitutc one-half Of
drink but COM
= contrasted by the
fish statisticians esti-
ture on drink of tho
& about e600. O03, 900
y . population only
B as ours. The waste
* leaves the wage
poverty renders
1 The reform most
~. MEDILL"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14

mcnt of our PEI
stimulating. and
most every dire
rate of speed.
stronger at the d
brakes. This is
our young mem
proof of the dih}
drink habit is fou|
very few are ac
one tenth of tho
selves to the I'D
even though they
moments: ''WOu
v taste anotI
a touching patho
OF our ''boys i
Magistrate aftc|
drunkenness.
flask and said:
enemy that ever
Yet he admitts
and could not d
might multi
of total abstineI
safeguard. Thu
erless if You vd
tatiOn. 1t is a
for you to leap
pect Him to saw
No small part q
spent in bottles
who were in tn
current: The
spent in endeay
men from emil
which is all nj
starting-point.
bottom. Tons
peals have bed
question. ''Hd
from strong dri
be condensed il
you 6eqin!-T
IN N. Y IndeII
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-14

Mr.. Joseph
| Tribune, havi
Committee on
which Senato}
ferring to the
liquor the past
Times attempt
he replied in 1;
II did not s.
away on liquid
would have fu
comfortable HI
sons who had
the subject q
money squa
drinks by thu
United States
and that this
out at interest
ten years, w0
s5,0M,COO,W(
every wage-V
towns of the
rent a conf
emancipatina
landlords
further comm
wholesale val
beer manuf;
whereas theI
drinkers full
the wholess
costs sonnet
salO
nue. license
the rent
Der of drama
York; 1 am
mating thei
very low fig
you have th
proportion
by wages AM
cOmpO
Of your tOta
the averaa
million of
lay, their
s9l2.50O,ON
a year. Nd
liquor cons D
United Stat j!
The farmer \
The total a
>
:ity people B
nate the D
British and D
! year. and
.wO thirds
# earnings
a
hem disc n
/ eded is