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LONDON, Feb G-The strike of the cotton ope-
ratives at Lancashire has ended in favor of the
operatives.
SALMON FALLS N. H, Feb. 6-The reduction
of wages by the Salmon Falls Manufacturing
Company, of this place, and by the Portsmouth
Manufacturing Company, Of South Berwick,
Me-, will be from to 10 per cent. A strike is
expected at either place.
PITTsBURG, Feb 1.-THE river coal-miners OF
the Pittsburg district met in convention this
morning for the purpose of discussing the ex-
pediency of making united demand for higher
rate for mining for the spring run. The con
vsntion is largely attended, delegates being
morning session was taken up with effecting an
organization.
After several hours of discussion it was de-
cided not to demand any advance in wages at
present but to enforce the district price of three
and half cents in all pits.
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ObituarY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. every Reverend J. B.
Bruillet. rector of the Catholic Bureau of Indian
Missionaries. died last evening at Providence
Hospital, this city. He was missionary among
the Indians of the Northwest chiefly Oregon
and NancOuvers island, for twenty-five years
New YORK, Feb G-General Oliver H. Palm
er was buried to-day. Many prominent citizens,
members Of the legal profession, army and navy
officers. attended the funeral. Delegations were
present from the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany and Hahnemann Hospital. Among the
pall-bearers were Chief Justice Noah Davis, Carl
Schurz, and Julian T. Davies, and Commander
Allen Brown, of the United States Navy.
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Wei De Never

It is now undisputed that Wei De Meyers
Catarrh Cure is the only treatment that will alb
solutely cure catarrh-fresh or chronic. 1T has
effectually cured me. j. A Wilson, Princeton,
Ind" ''\Vife and daughter receiving wonderful
benefit from the cure. j. n Edwards. New
Rev. c. H. Taylor 40 Noble street, Brooklyn, e
&c, &c Thousands of testimonials are received
from all parts of the world. Delivered, 81. Dr.
Wei De Meyers illustrated Treatise with
statements by the cured mailed free. D. B.
Dewey d Co, 1872 Fulton street New York.
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EXTRADITION.
Mr.. Belmonts Resolution Inquiring Into the
Official Correspondence ON That Subject.


Official Correspondence on That Subject.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-Representatve Bel
monts resolution offered in the House to-day
concerning the extradition correspondence be-
tween the United States and Great Britain was
accompanied by report prepared by Mr. Bel
mont, in which he says the existing British
treaty only specifies murder, assault with intent
to murder piracy, arson, robbery, and forgery.
culation Of counterfeit money, bonds, and bank
notes, embezzlement of public money, or
private funds, kidnapping, larceny, nor indeed
any modern commercial crimes are covered by
the treaty In the existing relation of the two
countries with one another growing out of
events in Ireland. it is certainly of the utmost
impo rtance that the House shall know what
vi ews, if any, the British government has taken
and expressed on the question respecting the
quantity and quality of political motives and
purposes which can make murder an extraditable
ofense in the eye of her own statute III the
eye of international law. 1t is quite safe to say
that the people of England, as well as the PEG
pie of the United States, will never consent that
their government shall surrender to a foreign
power participant in even an unsuccessful po-
litical revolution, rebellion or civil commot0n,
who has found asylum on our shores and been
charged by the governments that he attempted
overthrow with murder, or forgery, or arson.
committed in the promotion, and only in the
promotion, of such political revolt, which had
then passed beyond the condition of ordinary
violation of law The tribunals of the demand
ing country cannot be assumed to be sufficiently
impartial to try such political otfense.
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THE SOUTH AND THE TARIFF.
Astonishing Growth of Manufactures in That
Section.

Astonishing Growth of Manufactures in That
Section.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. SIT is surprising" re-
marked a Tennessee congressman, this evening,
chow the manufacturing industries of the
South are picking up. Since the Cotton EXPOSE
ton at Atlanta, two years ago, the Southern
people have awakened to their resources, and are
rapidly driving the New England manufacturers
out of the Southern markets. The latter
already admit that their only hope of regaining
their lost prestige is in marked reduction of
the freight rates on the manufactures of cotton,
and even should they get all they ask in this di-
rection, they could not again control the mar
ket, because our infant industries are too
healthy. Our people are awakening with all the
old-tim energy that characterized the early set
tiers, and in manufactures of all kinds shall
soon be able to compete with the world"
GLOW about the tariff"
'"The tariff is all right OF course there are
some howlers for free trade, like Henry Waiter
son; but we don't want free trade. We have Just
learned the value of protection, and we want
some of it. You can see by the action of the
House that all that howl about free trade is
humbug. Why, if plank of that kind should
be placed in platform this year, we might as
well give up all hope of ever gaining power Do
you know how the Republicans can best break
up the solid SOUTH MOI Well, just this way:
Tear up the bloody shirt, and give the contract
to make the new material to some Southern fac
tory Let the war issues die, and harmonic the
manufacturing industries. Help our people out
of politics and into business, and the thing is
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Indiana Postal Matters.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6,-Fliza l.. Campbell was
commissioned postmaster at Miami and John j.
Theobald at Saint Omer, to-day.
A postofice has been established at Acme,
Jackson county, Jesse Isaacs postmaster.
The postoffce has been discontinued at Dur
ham, LaPorte county.
Mail messenger service has been established
at Warkel, Wells county, from the Chicago &
Atlantic railway.
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JUSTICE TO SOLDIERS.
A Bill to Remove Disgraceful Charge
Against Many Volunteers.

Against Many Volunteers.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 6.-Representative Steele,
of Indiana, who is an active member of the com
mittee on military affairs has reported from
that committee bill to remove the charge of
desertion, under certain circumstances, from the
military records of a number of soldiers who
served in the war of the rebellion, but who are
borne on the rolls as deserters because they neg
lected to secure the necessary discharge papers.
There are to-day upon the military rolls of the
men who fought bravely for the Union, hundreds
of names against whom appears the fatal word,
deserted In many cases this charge is unjust
in the extreme and it is to mete out justice to
all alike that this bill has been introduced. Mr..
Steele says that after the war was over and hos
tilities had ceased many soldiers who
had left home and family, every
thing, to fight for their country,
knowing that their work was ended, that they
were no longer needed became impatient at the
unwinding of red tape, which was necessary to
be done before they could be mustered out in
accordance with law and throwing down their
arms they hurried to their homes to take up
business that had, in some instances, been
neglected for years. Manyo these men had con
tracted disease, or had received wounds in the
the service and were justly entitled to share in
the nations bounty which has been so lavishly
extended within the last few years. When
however they have applied for pension the
word deserted" bars them from all hope unless
Congress comes to their relief. 1t is for this
reason the bill has been reported by the com
mittee and it is Just that it should pass.
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the committee on resolutions had not been able
to complete its report. A delegate said he I'M
derstood the committee was not harmonious in
its views. A resolution was thereupon adopted
instructing the committee to make a report to-
morrow morning. Gen. Floyd King, of Louisi-
ana, was invited to the stage, and addressed the
delegates in brief speech, in which he advo-
until tomorrow
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The Wigwam Rink,

Tonight. Grand exhibition by Mr. Wilson.
of Pittsburg, Pa Don't fail to be present
There will be a prize speed-contest, which will
be very exciting The one making the greatest
number of laps around the hall in thirty min
utes will receive elegant silver cup as prize
See the contest
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WHY do you suffer with backache, pain in the
chest, rheumatism, or lameness anywhere when
a Hop Plaster will surely give you relief! Drug
gists sell them % cents.
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violating the postal laws by using the mails for
unlawful purposes in furtherance Of a scheme to
defraud.
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ono was sire ret9% am oy me force OF per-
whenever she talked pretty to them and showed
her teeth. History should tell us that she used
Sozodont, but it don't. The preparation she
used might have had another name then.
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are fast taking the place of all others in factories
their own power can procure an Electric Generator
and obtain much light at much less cost than by
any other mode. The incandescent and storage sys
tenn has been perfected making small lights for houses
and stores hung wherever needed and lighted at will
day night Parties desiring Generators or to form
companies for lighting cities and towns, send to
the Brush Electric Co.. Cleveland o., to the under
signed at INDIANAPOLIS j. CAVEN.
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calf, Cni"rado " santa Fs
No ll-Mail and Expr, SIS arrives. HOBS r, M.
No. iS-Mlxed arrives $3.50 A. Nj.
No l2-Mai and TX (south) de-
parts ....... 6:l5 A. NJ.
No Ii-Ml&ed 20 thl dep" $3.50 p NJ
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AN AGED BAPIlsr n,,,
Two More ~,


ds Yon u "a agent being in Calan n' .''a-
j; H. campbell. we ssSsdV ,enershIs NJ
MS reply wa ~ hAy.' tSn n'ln lOr MI
sure, effected by swif's W. more h \
rms venerab e man il peeih 10 \,
,or his nnremitting lsh nnowli far anil
nal otthe poor o. Colrnn,SS % loyein N
mem bared that tue S uie,CC Il vni
icin ro H " an amount Of Kill eI,Ic y
a annn,, 10 oe dlsliibu ed nv , Alnoil
He s"id :he po rofthe city; hencss 1, M
W have just seen a lady who, 4
y annoyed by a tetter IN ""o hashtal
~ hai given her much trovt Of hs }
salu she had b en- ireate. nv ! a. nd
ians during he past thrsa y, sev al
ine "ld remedies bt wi b o, ,ogf yesl|
nei; suggested Svit,,a us giving !
took four bot les ana a. speeidc n
lfct y well. Her hand Is ,@npl'p,ealsh@I
s,msie sign OF the disease lef, o',s aM
ous now thls medicine renove,an sn
uWWhat about the other cass,s' lnsi
well mat was a lady also 6,
aHecC q with the fc eli,a so v saeha
Tue, hands and arms, as ~, il,"uIruI
was covered over with sores SN
was one o. the uorst cn.es osa ~
uiSease That have ever seen VI ,~
OF y poor creature was beyori ~
NC NC trleu every remedy at comm, Y
shg mercury and iodid Of na1 ,',a
y sre,' wo'se. She was IN ~,
Wlen ! lr't saw the c,se i ,as
taking Sw f's Specific ara IVY
Ken two bottles, but ey ~ NV m MN
qdiseuse has almost entireiv %%
Her strength and genera, heai,hmh
improved. II Is onp OF Tho r,,l,
cures hal has come under nv NV e, "
MT: Campbell, Y IL have ba yIs
varied experience In minpling MA
observing their affection ala I ~.
usedIwh ls your opinion asia N
of swift = spec fic?n 40" w
II ma ministrs of sixty vearst,.
gled with every class OF Soci",S a, a
sIved closely the variety Of al.ss u
HIrlict humanity. Blood disesss
most mum 'rous and the ms, Al
remove. 1t is my deliber 10 inaS-.
S"iit'S Specific Is the gr4ndest MI
ey' r di. covered There is noihins
ble to IL There Is othIng ioo ~
about Swifi's Specihc.n Nv s'A
Ire tiSe on Blood and Six n nIss..
Tree THE> WITT SPECIFIC ca M
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DBSes N Oiilb Aut
Chic. Il Alton. l.
CHIC. & AIT II prd.l
Chic, Bur. q q l.
0hl. :. l.. Il n. U. I
Chi. st. l.. & Pitts.
q. Still. & p. prd
Cleve. S IL Gin.
Cieve., G , G. & |
Delaward Il Hud
Del, Lack, Il W.
Den a. RiaG
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GOING SOUTH.
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a Doctors wife.
nrn HUSBAND MAKES a cox,Iss,os.


DR.. w. J. Gibbon, Of Clarendon, Ark, does
quite large practice and stands high as nedi-
cal gentleman. His wiie's lingering condition
became so well knC WI. tina, reporter sccosted
him on the streets of Memphis, one day, when
the following dialogue vas had:
"Doctcr. am glad TO learn that your wife
has regained her health after several years OF
misery and suffering"
"Yes, sir, she is now quit. restored 70 health
to the great as,onishment of myself and all who
knew her"
slave you any objection to telling me hes
complaint and the remedyf"
None in the least. She labored under an
affection peculiar to The sex, attended with loss
ofappeiile, emaciation, prostraton, impaired Sc.
cretons, cold exlremities, Mysteries, constant
headache, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ridden over three years. My skill and that OF
other physicians was exhausted and sho was
given upto die. Some one mailed me the Formulas
for DR.. Dromgoole's English Female Bt.ers
Iprocureda few bottles and placed her upon ia
use, and 1t cured her like magic. It is q won.
derful medicine, and take pleasure In recon-
nending it to all women who need tonic or
female regulator"
Sold by all dealers at sI.eo. If sick, send fcr
Is cent book FREE
J. P. DRoMGooLE & CO.,
Louis r1le, KY.
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q nLea's was.

The "a he ungodly is hard, but
the way the y len Lea is EASY. He
Mat drInket rom its fountains NAV
not have eternal life, yet, verify, he es.
eapeth sure and sudden death!
Old name, q friends, old faces and
old whisky crown Glen Lea as the es.
tabllshed saloon palace of the south
west.
Glen Lea's neotars cause patrons TO
believe they have an abdominal Indian
summer,
Men may come and men may 10, but
dlen Lea has one constant dow.
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We recommend Carriers Iron Pills 10
every woman who is weak, nervous and
elseouragedi particularly those who
have thin pale lip. cola hand and feet
who are without strength or ambition
These are the eases for which Carter's
Iron 'tl are specially prepared, and
shls class cannot use them without hem
emf. Valuable Tor men also. In metal
boxes, AZ ~ cents Sold by druggists or
sent 10y mail. See advertisement else
" inrp
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MEDICINES

Th FUGENE DEvAnS,,-..,-.-l
\; - made us his agent asux. or Fn1
70 sell his never-fsllir.d, or the Stu.
S9h' ubial Restorai,vas remedy ~
sliected with nervous e Or vltal,
nu,m ana all kindred disaoall los N
procure his circular frn'ee shoplS
e'use or the diseases an which L \.
AZ once procure from 'voSe mentons
remedy Cs.Apress, the p.s
BY r.ta MIa n; e Druggists 4 isSsLss
y -e.al- at howell Bros AMI palIas
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Bailey's Saline Aperic1ie!
WHAT IS ITa

II Is cheap, mild, effective and delightful lax
ative or purg Itive, intended as n substitute iox
drastic and nausea,ing pills. 1t cures constipl-
ton, biliousness, sick head che, and is specially
adapted to all Who lead 4 sedentlry or closely
confined life. ltisa white powder and cifirvesces
lik" soda water and is as pleasant. 1t docs Not
grippe ho sicken AID is always ready. Put up in
large bottles sold at 50 cents by all Druggists,
north end sou h.
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COTTON.

AN advance in spots occurred to-day AZ all
ports exec Galveston. rhe latter IN ,rket
having marked ~ yesterday, settled To-day
~ previous rates. The local market is nom
pal. keeep pts l" date are 1872 bates.
Stocks 200 bales, leaving shipments Il, lyo
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ATLANTA Sept. u TX, 'h.
think =. s. y. a yepv io', from ~,
aneous disease ana y, iaable ren MN
"ohie' JAMES I'M
Chlfr.n y,hsljI
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KHINHARDT. thu Clothier.

Twenty Dollars Worth of CIothipg ,,r
Ten Dollars.
We have Invested thousand of dollars
81 resent forced sales In the east We
guarantee good $40 suit, which sold in
former years at $40. -"
RINHARDr, the Clothier.
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FINANCIAL AND CLIFTON.
From rhurs.a, q Paper !
auNEh, sToCk> AND BONDS.

NEW York, Dec. A.-Money, ldlls; closed,
edeted, |; prime mercantile paper. a pa q;
eerl ng exehaLse, b H., steady, 4s01s; sigi {,
Closed NJ the fnlinM,ns rices.
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Immense stock of wall paper, the lat
cst designs and colorr, are being re-
eeived by Haniitor \ voroa. ~
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Indulsences or Exposures.

IL Is seli.eYident that a phySltlrl
particular attention tot class OF eaul
great skin, and physicians In regull
I'll over the country knowing this m
recommend cases TO the Oldest oalethl
ca, whore every known appliance I
10, aud the proved good remedia
ages aud countries are used, = Nnol1
u'Hd for once purposes, and all are iis]
Lklll In a respectful manner; ana,
what 10 do, no experiments are mad.
count Of the great number an
charges are kept low, often lower Y
manded by others. II you secure NJ
get aspecdy and perfect life care,
Important matter. Pamn let @prl
10 any address free.
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ToNS-C'osed; New Yory steady; New Or
leans, steady; liverpool, steady; Galyest b, =,
Ladie9 approve OF your smoking Cit.
tle JOKER"
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4 RNoLD, GLASGOW q ARNOLD,
"a Auorneys-nt-taw,
Graham, TeXas.
offico In Federal court buiidinr, west aid,
public squNre, VIII practice 20 tho state and
Federal courts.
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slsepless nights ulsde MISERABLE this
ina terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure IL by
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RAILROADS,
NEW RAILWAY TIME GARD.
Houston u Texas Central.

"t"H NoIhk UontrAI
GOING SOUTH
No. New Orleans and Galyeaton
Express daily Sra ~
No. l2-Mixed to Corsicana lex.
cept Sunday LAX A
No New Orleans Express (dallvl 5.SOp N
GOING NORTH
No. ISL. Louis Express daily, s.oaA A
No. ll-Mixed TO Oenisop fexcent ~ y"
Sunday. ,a.,s ID A
wv ISL bouIh Express fdaily1... sos z, N
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II \. BELL, lCuuuty AtIururN.j
re Auorney-at-law and Land Agent.
Rairti, Callahan County, Texas
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w B.SG. q. WRIGHT,
Attorney s-at-LhW,
No. 7l5 Main street, nm stairs. Dallas Taxas
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DOCTOR RANSOM,

EHESNu1'r 4 WELCOME,
" Attorncyp-nt-Law aud Land Agents,
Henrietta, Texas.
j. &. tHFsSUTT. ", n. WFLBoRSE
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MH' unNre, ihs- %. stAssortment ever
o. thtl l"lls> aic n Edwards.
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No mother snould he without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which cures all female diseases and
mates all women hannv. ~AN
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III '-'t vt hHrd rhnes Upon Business.
nave ~ stock, about 1000 bows
o." W ch''i,an's suits. We offer
"iS', which will enable every
po' 10 Dallas To wear warm winter
sui rta very ow price.
RHtNHARDT. tina Clothiar
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-, lI h~uinrv. mental gloom, the
W H'> how splits trspondencv, ner-
" remh'ng. cured with English
f. n i,tters.
Is Is 10 ihnt ladies use so many
p "'i'e substitute known as Bal
ie 80 in" Au' i"ni r,u be- usedY
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plJ1IA HE5 MARRIAGE GUlDE|

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. y.
cents In postage or currency. Oyd "
derlul pen pictures, true 10 life, llss|
following subjects: Who may mAl:l 4
why2 Proper agetG r.arrt. NMt1
Manhood M.nang9uc. Plyr,cL, v
th9ulG n.aIry. How .'s AHA nai'!r'
iucreafes Those Ns:.isG . "a
marrying ,hoi,c rs.' y ..Hy-.
by all acl.C ,;s'soLf' lntd e.u' ~ y
key, POTg ~ S.i.1li Atc :, A'nf 4,
cover anti ~ JGss,, u esb's " 1lI.''
o. postage.
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pERsoNAI,Weak and urdavalonoa

fEhcUNAIr-WeaK and UhdeVel0ped
PARTS ofthe .iurlan Body Enlarged, Deyel.
oped and StroLgf Iened," Etc, Is an Interest.
ing ADVERTISE meat long ran In our paper In
reply 70 t-3airies we win say that there il nc
trary the advertisers are very highly Endorsed
Intere-ted persons may get sealed Circular
wing al particularly ~ addressing Erie
Asdica, o. r. y. box 6s Bunaao n. xs-xs
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Texas Trunk.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mail and Express, leaves 300 p. n
GOING NORTH.
No. mail and Express, arrives. IL go A. Nj.
Trains and Q run daily, Snndays exceDtod
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-09-10
4 UenaFehy Gsv Bale.
lChicaro 1'imes.l

A small paradise. but one large enough
for oil practical purposes, Is advertised for
sale 1t auction. Il h the island of Herm,
dtuated In the English channel, about
midway between Stark and Guernsey. Il
h mile and q half long by about half a
mile wide, and n estimated 10 contain 400
sores. some 800 acres are under cultiva.
tion. Several hills are lerraced and
planted to choice grapes. There are fine
Gschsr,is OF apple, pear. plum and cherry
trees, and large plantations Of snail fruits
A native forest covers one end Of the
island. and this Is stocked with game. A
ngt II the coast is PERCEPTIONS. and affords
Q magnificent view OF the OCEAN. The re.
mainder Is clean shell beach There il a
fine granite quarry On the island. located
close 10 the harlOr. which Is an excellent
one. There Is ON the island cOmmOdious
hotel and several desirable residences.
The property is guaranteed free from
taxes Of each and every description for.
ever No person can land on the island
without the consent Of the owner The
proprietor can he monarch Of all he sur.
veys. lie can lie entirely secluded In his
little world II he desires TO be. There are
few things Of necessity or luxury. how
ever, that the island does moi afford The
climate Is all that can lie desired The
fshing IL excellent and game Is abundant
The island Is the resting place for birds In
their migratory flights No vermin Of
any kind exists on the island. The net
revenue OF the property derived from
early vegetables. fruit. fish, game and
granite Is about 5000 q year. but can
easily Ike doubled II the proprietor wishes
10 make money. Here Is % chance for a
man OF means who desires TO live In quie,
and enjoy pleasures that are difficult to OBJ
tain with money. The title comes di.
rectly from the British government. and
the property Is only subject 10 an annual
rental Of $40. II is to Ike sold entire, and
not In lots Ia suit purchasers.