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FARM AND FRUIT.
RESULT FROM DEEP AND THOR
OUCH CULTIVATION.
Machinery VS.. Manual Labor-Ncw
Kind of CONSULTATIONS Sug-
GesCons Of Interest.

Arguments and facts have often been
presented in the columns Of the RECORD
UNION TO the effect that the necessity of ir-
rigation could be successfully overcome by
deep and thorough cultivation of the soil,
and there can be but little doubt but that
this course will in time become one Of ex-
tensiye adoption. Experiments have re-
Gently been made at the Michigan State
Agricultural College to demonstrate the
relative amount of moisture taken up and
retained by coarse or fine soils. and the re-
suits are given in the Toledo Biade. An
ordinary gravclly soil was selected for the
test. This was passed through screen
having twelve mcshcs to the square inch.
All that failed to pass through was rejected,
The screened soil was then passed through
q sieve having l21 meshes to the square
inch. That which failed to pass through
constituted lot No. /. That which passed
through was subjected to another sieve
containing 256 meshcs to the square inch :;
that which failed to pass through consti-
tuted lot No. > Another sieve was used
having 5Sl meshes to the square inch
which gave lots Nos ; and /. Each lot
was then equally saturated with water.
Lot No. l retained 9 per cent Of It's own
weight of water; No. >, Is - per cent;
No. 3, % per cent, and No. 4, the finest Of
all, 80 per cent, there being but per cent.
difference between Nos. 3 and /. The
length of time which each retained the
water was in proportion to the amount
it would take up, the finest retaining il the
longest The practical lesson to be drawn
from these experiments is the value Of
making soils under cultivation as fine as
possible Moisture is essential to plant
growth, and a nely-comminuted soil will
retain the moisture and furnish it to the
plant long after a coarse, cloddy soil has
parted with all its moisture by evaporation.
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REGARD FOR ArPEARAycEs-She- Ny
dear, am going into the city tomorrow to
get Il new dress. Shall | have the bill sent
to you as usual?' He" Mercy on me
Why, you have eight trunks full, and it is
only wecl, since you got the last new
dress" She" Yes, put it on the day
Mrs Rich called He" But what do
you want Of another?' She-"To wear
next week when return her call. phil
adelphia Call.
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THREE LYRICS.
ENcHANTED GKouNp.

We wandered through Enchanted Ground.
Love, you know when, Love, you know where
Song sounded SWeet-the flowers around
We gathered then, and found them fair:
We little thought how flower and song
Were weaving magic spells and strong
Till hearts were won and lost ere long,
Love, you know when, Love, you know where.
An. land of love, it still shall be
Enchanted Ground To you and me
We've wandered since through many land
OF Joy and care, Love, many year;
Yet heart to heart, yet hand in hand,
one life 10 live, one lot to share
And ever as heard the sound
OF your sweet voice my heart has found
That we may walk Enchanted Ground,
Love, every day; Love, everywhere.
All, land OF love, it still shall be
Enchanted Ground to you and me
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A Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the gravest maladieS of the throat
and lungs, is consideration which should
impei every prudent person TO keep at
hand, as a household remedy, bottle OF
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works so sure 4 cure in all affections
of this class. That eminent physician,
Prof. F. SweetZer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says
Medical science has produced no other ano-
dyne expectorant good AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL. Ii is invaluable for diseases of the
throat and lungs"
The same opinion is expressed by the
well-hnown DR.. III. Addison, of Chicago,
Ill.,, who says
az have never found, in thirty-fve years Of
continuous study and practice of medicine, any
preparation of so great value as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, for treatment of diseases of the
throat and lungs. 1t not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but is more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
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IL
- -

Description q. Knotty excrescence on an
infested root b, winglcSS louise {, winged
louise The lines close 10 b and indicate the
natural length of the insect.
Fruit-growers intending to extend their
orchard property should use every endeavor
TO procure clean nursery stock In such
cases an ounce of prevention is better
than pound of cure
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II was announced recently that Adj
rondack" Murray, once noted Boston
preacher, is now keeping restaurant at
Montreal, Canada.
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S ? z / n @

Is the season in which bad or poisoned blood is
most apt To show itself Nature at this uncturc
needs something 10 assist il in throwing of the
impurities which have collected by the sluggish
circulation OF blood during tie cold winter
months. Swiils Specific is nature great helper
as it is a purely vegetable Alternative and tonic
Rev. /. Il. Paine. Macon. ga. writes We
have been using SWi0S specific nj the orphans
home As a remedy for blood complaints, and as
ageueral health tonic. and have had remarkable
results from its Use on the children and EN-
ployes Of the institution. Il Is such an excellent
tonic, and keeps the blood 50 pure. that the SyS-
tenn is less liable to disease Ii has cured some
of our children oil Scruiulu'
W. H. Gilbert druggist Albany VA. writes .
We are selling large quantities of SWift'> Spc-
citc for Il spring Alternative and general health
tonic. and with the best results. Il is now large
~ used as a preventive and cure for Malaria.
There are many remarkable evidences of lis
merit in this section
Our Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free To applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawers Atlanta. GA.
New York Office 30 West Twcnty-thirl 81
jclGlyTUThS
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NOR SALE-i0 HEAD OF CROSS
l. bred French and Spanish Mcrino EEsyEss
Rams. Also 500 Head ofFinC Graded T@$bW
Sheep. Inquire ~ C. FOLGER, II &AzskkA
miles frcm Sacramento, near MaySyille road.
gu1b-tr
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Description of specimen received (Sce
Fig. b \ large grayish brown beetle tfe-
male, about one inch and one-quartcr in
length. of reddish brown color, the thoraX
is marked with three white stripes, and on
each wing cover three white stripes and two
or three less distinct whitish lines; antcnnu
fan-shapci. The larya or grub Of this species:
Color Of body, white head, brown, and is
possessed OF six legs; it is said the larva
stage continues two or three wears The
larva and perfect insect are both injurious
but seldom appear in such numbers as to
do much damage to trees. etc.
NURSERY STOCK.
The agents of the nurserymen are now
soliciting orders for nursery trees to be de
liveTed the coming fall. Fruit-growers
should be cautious about giving orders for
trees from any source, excepting that they
are guaranteed by a responsible party or
parties 10 be free from insect pests or their
germs. This cannot be considered Il hard
ship on any person who has clean stock for
sale. as he or they can readily give a guar
antec. On the other hand, the dealer who
has infested stoc}, for sale should be held
responsible for selling such stock, except
ing it Is thoroughly disinlcctcd
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NURsEEY STOCK.

The san Jose scale can be
detected sometimes by those
who are not familiar with its
appearance, by the reddish
marks on the bark. showing
where the insect las been
feeding. OR, by the use of a
lcEs, they appear on tie bark
as Fig. l. The scale is grayish
black in color; the copia or
center spot is brownish yellow.
The wooliy aphiS can readily
be detected on the roots OF
young apple trees by the pres
cnce of knottv eXcrcscenccs. as
in Fig. ,. The eggs of the
applc-leaf aphis can be found
around the buds and in crew
ices in the bark of young trees.
They urp oval in form an1 a
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C. N. VESTS ELECTRIC BELTS.
80 DAYS TRIAL,

A STHE SOLEMAN. ----z
N ufacturer of -\$AI3E-r-
Horne's Electric Belts, + aa@l9hTJ :
l warn the public to Gl-As.-z%zS7S- !
beware of the reck m esEGTR.c sstN, |
lessly false statements vt i9sessl tsfIL111I
that &C. n. Yves @YtN =
- discarded the same. - ~
He could not possibly do so, since he never man
ufactured such Belts. Years ago l sold Vests
Belts but discarded them on account of their
defective electric construction. My NEW I'M
PROVED ELECTRIC BELTS are superior to any
electric or galvanc belts in America in curing
diseases without medicine. W. ]. HORNE, In
ventor and Manufacturer, 19l Wabash avenue
Chicago: 702 MARKET STREET, San Francisco.
mrl-3p6m&w6m
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AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

Is not n new claimant for popular conf
dence, but a medicine which is to-day
saving the lives of the third generation
who have come into being since it was
first offered to the public.
There is not household in which this
Invaluable remedy has once been in
troduced where IFS use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not n person
who has ever given it proper trial
for any throat or lung disease susccp-
tible of cure, who has not been made
well by it.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
In numbeTless instances, cured obstinate
cases of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
OF Pulmonary Consumption. 1t is 4
medicine that only requires to be taken in
small doses, is pleasant TO the taste, and is
needed in every house where there are
children, rs there is nothing so good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment of Group and YHhooDing Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoraI
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. Aver 81 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists.
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TACK FOR SALE-A FINE LARGEA
y Jack, lately from Kentucky; 9FgAEN
years old; weighs $50 pounds; good wy
performer and sure foal-gctter. win Ttlss6IA
he sold cheap if applied for soon, at q. w QOlN,
Pleasant Grove. Suffer county aul3-lln
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.ifl1-lt,1W

NOR SALE-TWO WELL-BRED 5ssr,-xzr.
L Jersey Cows offered very low as $7@ESfg
! do not want to winter them. APP ENSSA
ply to EUGENE PHILLIPS, No. iii --~sszzzA-
Y StrInf SncrunlnnLn NM 1fl-lNY
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~a~ADDM Hay Fever

Is a type of catarrh
having peculiar
symptoms. 1t is at
tended by an in
famed condition of
the lining men,
brane ofthe nostrils,
tear ducts and
throat, affecting the
lungs. An acrid mu-
Gus is secreted, the
discharge is accom-
panied with "A burn
ing sensation. There
are severe spasmsot
sneezing, frequent
attacks of head
ache, watery and
infiamed eyes.
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FOR Sal F

vi Ut TIT
UNIAT SPLENDID BUSINESS PROP 80
| erty, being Il TwO-story and Base t.i;;
ment Brick Building, 20xl50 feet south lS.,S
side of street no. 520) between Fifth and Sixth.
A good opportunity for an investment Apply 10
CHAS. II. PARSONS.
iy2l-tf Third and ] streets Sacramento.
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NOR SALE At \ RAEGAIN-!OT -
L southeast corner = and Third streets; i,
lot, S2X160 feet, with one-stcry brick dwell LII
ing containing, nice rooms; q twO-stpry framo
containing rooms outh0Usc> all complete;
good well OF sweet pure cold water raised with
pump; choice selectjouSoftr and shrubbcry; is
one of the co>iest homes in Sacramento. Price,
$500 Also, lot adjoining on 5 street, inNlGO,
all on land higher than the established grade.
Price, S55N. Inquire OF &. y. BUGBEN, agent,
81 LLlLLn-mLL s-r.-I- ? O. Boy -.L AL.--L
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Many wild bears infest Santa Rosa Is
land.
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y
Fig. / They are oval in form. and a
shining blaci, color. but cannot be readily
,cnn hN fln nnnil.l cNn-
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~ EIGHT VALUABLE FARMS FOR a,sgs
II Sale Cheap-160 acres az IiuO lIod- ~
go hunter tract; railroad divides it. Il .s-AsNa
part lying on each side Of the track cIG be irri-
gated is No. l fruit land. 1850 acres at Penryn
Uhe old Z Il. Crocicr place. @Oi IL acres
miles from Lincoln; grain land. 200 acres good
fruit land; 80 acres i'll vineyard: miles north
east of Folsom. 100 acres best quality garden
land; 3 miles north of Folsom (Rose Spriugs);
abOunds in springs OF pure water. 1870 acres fruit
land; l0milCS northeast ofShiugleSpTiuESS Station;
1880 choice bearing frUittrccs; 1000 grape vines;
good fences and buildings barns etc. all can be
irrigated 25s 1-2 acrrS Odd Durnc Ranchl,
d miles west Of Single Springs on line offs. V.
K. H.; large house; new barn; 20 acres in grain;
60 acres garden land; can be irrigated. Also,
1873 acres best fruit land in Caii.C-niI: south
eaStcrly exposure: small dwelling: small vine
yard and orchard for family use; has on one
edge a valuable granite quarry. All 0itnc above
property is OF the choicest selections. have
had large experience in fruit and grape grow
ing, and a general knowledge of soils; and
recommend the above lis OF the best quality. l
offer them at n bargain. For terms apply to h.
y. BUGBEY, agent; 7. O. Box 20t; residence
81 Thirteenth street, Sacramento. Ca3. au2-f
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nIANOS AND ORGANS FOR sss:ssif7f

DIANOS AND ORGANS FOR sss5ssriT5rs2
Sale. Largest Piano House in ~
Sacramento. Sold on SO monthyfi 9 ! ~
instalmeuts. New Pianos and Organs to rent.
f. II. GIRARD. corner Seventh and J. je26-lm
NOR SALE-PIANOS AND OR sss9sssssszH
4 gans standard makes, in large No. n
variety. cheap for cash, OF easy ms e ~
stallments. See them before buying
ie2l-lm A. J. POMMER, Jn5 J street.
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NRGANSl ORGANS FOR SALE-A (fr-aEsa
~ large and extensive stock of Or-SSFxTT
gans at the WarerooIns of l. X. HASlMRR, $40
street. Also, one Chickcring piano, nearly
new. for sale cheap. Fine Accordeons. Niolins
and BaBios n specially. nuS-tf
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EORSALE-ONESE SECOND HAND !ssssss5fessz.sS
L Square Piano, good as new: fsss;sS sssSis5s
Two Second hand rprights. very = es
little used and in perfect order Call at No. 525
street. COOPER'S MUSIC STORE. iy2S1ptf
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SAFE AND RARE INVESTMiH;T-DO
y you want Il healthy. beautiful home, com
bining advantages OF city and country No ma
laria; no sewerage problem; no city taxes; pure
water. Retiring from business on account of Old
age, ! Offer my ranch of $50 acres of choice up
land. with all the substantial Improvements. for
sale Excellent Grain, Hay and Grape land.
As this j. tine very best Vineyard and orchard
land taS my fine vineyard here shows, Il rare
opportunity is here offered to one man or com
pauy to plant the entire tract to Vineyard and
Fruit. No better or safer investment in the
State. The splendid new winery OF kohler IL
Van Bergen is near: also the railroad. This
land can be subdivided. Terms easy. Inquire
on the premises or address ENO5 SARGENT,
Sacramento, California, Upper Stockton Road,
three miles from Sacramento. jy26-t
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NEW PILLOW SHAM HOLDERS FOR SALE,
~ at CHAS NJ. CAMPBELL'S, 400 K street.
latest out; will put them Up for 81 80; send pos
tall no lady should be without one. Furniture
Repaired and Upholstering. apl91ptt
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. SECOND. HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS, g=IsEA
y $50 500 and $50; . Secondhand Or-tTfNTt
Great Bargains. +. Il. GIRARD, Piano Store,
corner Seventh and SITS, Sacramento. al20-
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.rIIO LET-BACK PART OF STORE DISK
1 room in front If required. Inquire 4'3
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Ii is said that a new oratorio entitled
Nebuchadnezzar," composed by DR. c
Hubert Parry, is to be produced at Liver
pool. Enc. this fall.
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Lsssis Mary AasDssalA CarrisA 0ss Uaesa.
seipss IL Flre.ss Meals Ar.A
Two narrow stairways run up like tho legs
al capital A 10 the second.noor landing Of
the two-story frame house at S7A Second
avenue. Ono runs down to tho front hallway
and one to the rear hallway. Fire broke out
under the stairs late yesterday afternoon. and
both passageways were filed with smoke.
Three families lived on the second floor. The
wife Of Daniel Reynolds. who owns the build
ing. was sick in bed In the middle room at the
top Of the stairs. In tho front room Was her
daughter Mrs. John Mcdonald, and her twin
babies. Mrs. McDonald's daughter Mary. 8
years old. was asleep In bed with Mrs. Reynolds.
Three other children Of Mrs. Mcdonald wore
playing In the street. In the rear room were
Mrs. Heynolds's daughter-in.law. Mrs. Daniel
REYNOLDS her little boy Daniel. years old. and
The little boy ran down the back stairs. but .
tongue Of flame slnged his hair, and his mother
the etairs. On the front stairway there was loss
smoke. and one alter another the women and
children dashed through It TO the front door.
arm. $nd e :hs r !S ito irSps Soor :S s
lSGesa o% Ssry Is up 81 ana
Fireman Mead Of Engine 9. which had just
way and disappeared in the smoke. minute
or two afterwnrd he appeared at the doorway
with the little Cir! II his arms: H. could
Tie az rsssned consc oSsness sissr an hour
Il q thoueht that she will recover. The build.
shop was on the frat floor.
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SENATOR sABIN Ar HONE
He TAlMks his Flr0 Solvent au1 that -
Republisaas will via Next Fail.

He TAinks his Firm Solvent suA that The
Hepublisaas will Wis Next Fall
ST. PAUL, May Ex-senator Sabin arrived
homo to-day to look after the affairs OF The
Northwestern Car Company. He has little to
say regarding tho financial troubles OF the sew
erAl enterprises with which no II connected.
preferring TO walt until no has had An oppor.
tunity to get at the facts. He 10 confident. how.
ever. that Seymour. Ssbin 4 90. have enough
assets to take care Of everything. and denies
that there has been any improper application
Of the proceeds OF the sales OF stock. He says
he does not expect TO retain tho Chairmanship
Of tho National Republican Committee after
the Republican Convention IN Chicago
ed: :" he sale; to retain the Ghairnsneh!p after
mittec so very plainly atthe time was chosen.
The. occupant Of that position would be obliged
to give up all business interests and attend
strictly to the campaign. This could not do
under any circumstances. and certainly not
now. Furthermore. II ID now claimed that for Q
public Official. drawing salary from the United
States to levy or receive assessment for politi-
cal purposes renders him liable to imprison-
ment IN tho ponitentiary. never either OK:
the Republican party this fall. don't feel any
TO some friends In New York hotel about the
increase OF Democratic majorities In the south
ern portion OF Minnesota. which had o severe
hail storm before election day, From this onlv
could any reporter over. have found thread to
spin such yarn FROM"
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ROBBED BY MASKED HEM

TIE Fate shas Dsnsn . Widow vsAs: was
Jsssnsyius frs0 Ksassshy 70 FisriAs.
OoLUMBUs, Ga, May VA mother and
four children were left here BY the Opelika
train who presented . most pitiable sight
The woman gave her name a. Mrs. Rebecca
Abner. and told . remarkable story. She says
she lived near Pinevills. Ky.. where her hus-
band was prosperous farmer on a small scale.
About three months ago he died. leaving his
wife In care Of four small children. tho eldest
OF whom 10 but z years old. Her relatives hav.
ing left Kentucky some timo before for Florida.
she concluded to sell out and 60 to them. Re-
tanning horse and light wagon. she obtained
sS9c Tor the res rest Of her .-, p2ossess!ons
certain place. When about twenty miles had
been made a band of armed masked mon
sprung out from . hiding place. The womAn's
that she has no doubt the plot was Of his max.
ing. They took her money. her earrings. and
her wedding ring. leaving not an article OF
value. and then LETT her to pursue her journey
shs had 70 sell her horse. and finally walked
people put her on the train for Columbus. Ar
engagements were made here to send her on to
Florida by river.
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A. U.sr.s.f., Ward D,.,nAer,s.s.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May l7.--Judge Penrcse
to-day hed hrs in the matter Of the estate Of the
late Mary L Davidson The question At issue was to
take from Richard Garden the interest In $1,000
Young Garden 10 relation to the Davdsons tut was
taken by them out Of pure sympathy when he was 8
years OF axe BY the will Of Miss Davidson 10000
obedience to . wish Of the decetent. her resduary
lcgntc~s set aside an additional for hn provided
It, VI proved good boy" IN bseemSsr is., ths house
was rol,ed Of two gold watches, other property
and ~ no In money aud when, subsequently,, the rob
berry va. traced 10 Garden the family turned him out
and withheld the additional elO,isD belnssthtd by
Mary DAyid.oni The Judge to-day approved Of this
wer. found To be such that 10 tho teststrx were
here she would not only withdraw her special request
but also commit her " III To the flames
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RELIEF FRON LONDON
Large parshesss % A0ssleaA 0Sssks-0ell
O9sreA Ssp 0svesunsas Beads.

Large Psrshasss % A0araean 0Sssks-QssA
o1sreA fer 0svsrsnsas DsaAs.
LONDON, May l7.-There ID . great rush
to-day to buy American stocks. Bankers are
cabling TO New York o6erins to ship sold on
security Of Government bonds. All accounts
show that millions Of English money Are being
thrown into American stocks During the last
three days inconceivably large purchases have
been made through the brokers. Capitalists
have bought great blocks Of American stocta
while 1pnumerabls small investors have made
boep anxious 70 realize upon them. in order 70
exchange their Investments for American
The Datlv Nees says: The American Treas
ury which is the ultimate holder Of the Amsrt-
sssSs e sssei Il. PANIC ana
The. Eoonowast thinks that IL the panic In New
York IL confined TO the Stock Exchange It 10
not likely 70 oontinue long. Or Leave sss'iS for
SS s sSS s i Ss .sSss, to
The preaent troubles arc traceable 70 The
mania for constructing. new railways. which
nrst manifested itself In 1879. Amerl.
l:s; q '5 SSSs e The SS; Sx Ssn:
fact that oonadence In the stability 81 : mum.
Dor Of banks has eeen erestlE shaken const!:
ttutes . Dangerous feature Of the situation, II
sSo sSass Hon sa:
tain 2 paralyzing ehock. Probably this danger
. day may bring forth.