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NewThings t be Opered his Week

NewThings be Opered his Week
Embroideries, " hite Goods
in checked, Striped and Plain
Nansook, Victoria Lawns, La
ces, &C., &c, Dress Goods in
Brocades, Cashmeres, &c;
Summer Silks in check at SOC
and plain colors at 60c. These
goods the peddlers charge 75c
and Soc for.
Full supply of Muslins, Cal
icos, Pant Goods, Shirtings,
Ginghams, &c ). at the lowest
cash prices. These embroid-
cries and white Goods, are di-
rect from New Y York importers
and the prices and styles are
just correct.
Come and see our goods as they arrive
this week. Prices correct and goods
just to your needs.
MORRlS & AR MSTRONG.
mohl7,'s4.
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PINCH1NG THE DEALERS.
A Decision OF Judge Baxter Puts q
New Face ON Margin Sales.

CHICAGO, May 7.-Messfs Higgins 4
Gilbert, hoard OF trade 1rm, hiss been
throsn into conformation by . decision,
Yesterday, of the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Baxter, o, Cleveland. Ohio
The 6rm sued On Ohio speculator named
James McCrea for s3f $50 for losses
made, II was claimed, on trades ordered
BY him. The Judge not only refused tn
give the Chicago firm this judgment, bat
summsrily ordered on the other hand
that the defendant be given averdict
against the Chicago plaintiffs for Sal..
0Ca.,. The result, growing out OF . tech
nicalitv In bookkeeping. has Disclosed
10 all ide other members OF the board
that they Sre,iu imminent peril Of being
,rested in ex>ctly the same way, and has
created 90 muah CONSERVATION among
he members as X has in the firm imme-
diately concerned. Just before the Nc
Geoch lard cofner collapsed IN Nav,
1888, Higgins 4 Gilbert bought for Nc.
Crea a lot ofriard and pork. He lost .
good deal and put up Sls, 900 in mar.
gins. An the stu6 was bought for Au.
gust. Finally McCres said be would put
ap no more money. Higgins & Gilbsr;
kept the lard, they claimed, until August
snd then sold out At loss of over $40.
600 Then they sued for the lcss. On
the trial IL was discovered that Higgins
4 Gilbert had very soor after the pur-
chase "rung'hp" the trade. 1t was also
disclosed. however. tstally Tor the firm,
that while They had kept "lone" Just 90
much pork and lard, they had not on
theft, books ID McCres's account suhsti.
tinted any new contracts alter they had
disposed or the original nv .rinefng up" /"
It is said that oil lie other members oi
the board are Substantially In the same
boas. The loss OF $50 900 TO- this con-
cern has, however. DISCLOSED the peril
and 30 shocked the fraternitv that there
is certain to follow complete revolu
.tion ia board Of trade bookkeeping
The potntin the suit hetween Higgius 4
Gilbert and McCrea did not turn on the
privilege Of gaming, hot resulted from
the fact that Higgins 4 Gilbert did moi
make the substitution for Offset con,
tracts, as regarding section 2, rule 2S oI
the board Of trade.
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The professional tramPs have left the
cities and are on their regular tours
through the country sgsin. These enc.
mics of watch dogs, terriders Of women
aud destroyers of property deserve close
watching by the farmers. There are no
worthy city men seeking work among
them. Unemployed city men do mo-,
look up work that way. Most ci theae
trsmps are dirty ,szs holks. as wefi able
to earn living "a the farmers who feed
hem They are 'tiisgusted ct the offer
OF an honest job OF work. and resent as
an insult the offer OF basin of water
and piece of soap. II is unfortunate
that rural life and property are 90 IN.
protected ss To he end sugered by severe
and just execution of the tramp aaws.-
Farmers are never safe except under
strong organization among themselves
for protection against vsqahonds
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OBITUARY.

HENRg. McFADDEs departed this lie
near Woodsfeld, Monroe County, Ohio,
April 18th, 1885 The unexpected death
of this loved one calls for tribute to
his memory from one who knew him
well. He was young man 10 the prime
OF life. The prominent trait OF his life
Was rectitndc OF character manifested
from his childhood to his death. He
was converted while in Texas. lived a
good fife beloved by all who knew him
and now he is enjoying the rest which
such y fife insaree. He leaves three sor-
row-stricken and weeping sisters to
mourn his departure The shadow OF
great shiiction rests upon this commu-
nitv, but our boss Is bis gain The iu-
neral service, we're conducted by Rev.
SrAUFrER 10 an impressive manner.
Il
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wTbe following case was decided

| Ey The following case was decided
in the Supreme Court Of Ohio last week
The parties reside ia Monroe and Bel
mont counties:
37I. McKelvey va. McKelvev. Er
ror to the District Court of Belmon
county. t
Foliett, J.
A testator, who was a bachelor, gave
legacv to each living brother by name
as his brother; he also. by name, gave {
legacy 10 each child Of his deceased
brothers and sister, designating the chill
dren as heirs Of such deceased brothers
or sister aud. ny name, lie gave leg
acy to each child of an aged and very
feeble sister, designating these children
as heirs OF such sister, but gave hel
nothing; he also gave legscies TO some
not relatives; and had the iHtirm sis,el
been dead, the relatives who received
Iegacies would have heen all OF his neiri
4 apparent, though the teststor called nc
one his heir except in the residuary
clause, which is: ut is nv will and de
sire that whatever money will be left al
| ter paying the different sums given t
nv heirs in this my last will and testa
ment shall be divided squslly amongs
them !" in the distribution OF the residue
Held:. That the tesistor regarded amons
his heirs each relative to whom be haf
given alegscv; and such children OF th'
ilrothers and sisters, take. per capita
with such brothers, an equal share in th'
resi6ue.
judgment reversed and cause reman
ded
johnson j., dissents.
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gAe Average Cost Of Living.

How many persons have even Q rough
idea OF the average sun upon whicn by
far the larger part OF the citizens Of the
United States are fed, clothed and hous-
ed2 A recent stati,tican.-es estimates tnaf
eighty per cent. OF the population Of
this country is supported bv from fortv-
1--we TO Afty cents per capita dav. Al
the latter figure this makes Sl64 % as
the average ANIMAL cost OF living but,
as by average We mean the average he
tween extremes, there, must be many
persons who have not even this sHn to
live upon That 6ftv cents q day is a
generous estimate will be admitted when
II is admitted that manv mill operatives
earn only from S5 to- 81 per week. and
that the wages Of farm hands run from
$40 to &30 month, and that on these
sums several persons are often supper.
ted. When 1t is remembered, too, that
some other human beings have q yearly
income what is necessary for eight hun
dred or . thousand OF these average
mortals, the startling contrast between
the extre mes of our modern sncietv mus
be most evident Philadelphia Bulletin
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A LETTER FROM DAKOTA.
GENEVA, DAK May 3. 1886.

GENEVA, DAK May 3. 1856.
Ed. SPIRIT: While thinking about the
old home ia the "Dsrk Hills OF Mon.
roe" and the scenes OF childhood where
% years Of my life was passed. l thought
parbaps some Of nv old playmstes might
like to know what kind OF country this
much talked OF Dakota vas. ] presume
some OF them might think 1t exaggera
ton to say it is far ahead OF Ohio in al
most everything but education, and she
bids fair to excel her in that at 40 dis
ant dav.
The Government has donsted two see
lions in every township for school pur.
poses, the proceeds OF which 60 to build
up the cause Of education. We have
here 10 Roberts County three graded
schools besides twentv-three common
schools; each OF these have at least eight
months Of the yesr in insructing the
young and rising Oakotian, and for a
farming country Dakota can't be heat for
sll kinds of grain anj root crops grown
in other States When the farmer plants
his crop here be Is certain Of q large
yield. We are never troubled with drouth
Of which the Eastern states are noted.
In sprino a. early as the Goth OF
March We begin seeding. and while far.
mers in the East ara waiting for their
l.nd 10 become A. for nlantino ne arc
sov;no our Grain Perhans some would
like ,o knnw vhv We can stir the land
here hotore tho f,os, !. out of the oronnd
T ii, ,.,I ron d. The middle ~ M.rcb
-" go. ~. Al, 800 .nd ,hs v.ru snr
,h.s. ,ha. oronna .h;,a the cen,ls hroera,
a. ~ 80, "a :. . ~. a.. ,ha ,.na :
ra.d. ~, soosina A,sh;s vr,,lnc tho
ss.m... -. ~, .s...a;am "a - n.,.
az =. ou"o s -
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.
wrrrEss, oHro, May IA, 1885.


Mr. FDiroR: There were several OF
our young men had particular business
at New Martinsville and Matsmoras on
the 7.h and Slh, but they we're all wise
enough not to give the swindler's that
were following the circas up, any oi
their hard earned dollars.
Mrs. Addie Hubbard and Miss.
Thompson Of Bellaire are visiting friends
on Miller's Ran.
The Strinetown saloons all have fe-
male bar keepers, while their husbands
have urgent business IN Va.
Messrs Alex and James Garden paid
the old homestead short visit.
Rev. Hissom's family hsve moved
back to their farm from Sardis.
There will not be any more picnic's
at Narrows. Run under A p Stewards
management while that saloon is 10.
Gated at Lodie.
Yours. LITTLE RosFBUD.
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Alexander III.

The Emperor Alexander Ill. Czar Of
all the Russians, is the eldest son OF
Alexander IL. He was horn on March
~. l845. His mother was the Princess
Maria, daughter of the late Grand Duke
OF Hesse. .Darmstsdt. He was thoroughly
educated iu the universities of his ma.
tive country. In 1855 he married the
Princess Maria Dsgmar, fourth child of
Christian TX. King Of Denmark, ard
sister OF the Princess OF Wales. Later
in the year 1874. Queen Victories sec
ond son, the Duke Of Eiinburg, was
married to the Grand Duchess Marie of
Russia, onlv daughter OF the Emperor
Alexander II, and sister of the present
Czar. The heads OF the two govern.
ments which at this time seem on the
eve of war are thus closely related, q
matter which, as history demonstrates
again and again, is. Of little importance
as compared With questions OF policy
and national agsrandizement.
Five children have been the result OF
the marriage, of which the eldest, the
Grand Duke Nicholas, horn May ,18,
1868, became heir apparent, upon the
accession OF his father as Emperor Of all
the Rassias. The other children are the
Grand Duke George, born May 10,
1871; the Grand Duchess X'nil, horn
April ls. 1875: the Grand Duke N Michael.
horn December 5, 1878, and the Grand
Duchess Olga, horn June 13. 1882 Rus.
sia Is in this wag supplied with abuud-
ant material for imperial honors, not to
speak OF other branches belonging 10 the
stock. from which emperors and em
presses would be procurable II neces-
sarv. -,
When, on March 13, 1881, Alexa adss
II ~assasssssinated BY the Nihilists, the
subject OF this sketch became Cxar. he
lived in retirement. which his enemies
thought savored mole OF cowardice than
prudence, until the dav OF hi. coronation
at Moscow. May n, 1853. This was an
event Of unprecedented splendor, even
in Russia. The Emperor, in striking
contrast to his previous timi iity, mani
tested great confidence In bis people
and since that time has evidently been
less fearful Of personal harm from the
Nihilists than he was previously. He
still travels with the pomp and precau
ton surprising to the citizens of q
country which elects its ruler and shakes
hands with him pretty much at their
own pleasure.
The reign OF Alexander Ill has heen
uneventful so far. Contrary to general
expectation be has cultivated friendly re
lations toward Germany. His aggres-
sive policy IN central Asia, which has
added millions OF square miles to the
territory OF the empire, has led to the
present serious trouble with England
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THE RAGSDALE TRAGEDY.
Burial of the Sheriff.-Citizens Aftcr
the Desperad0es. s.s..

Burial of the Sheriff. Citizens After
the DesperadOes. .f,.
BosHAM. Tx May 15.-The remains
Of Saerif Rsgsdale, Who was killed shy
desperadoes, we're taken to Savoy by
special train and buried with Masonic
honors. Five hundred citizens Of Bon
ham accompanied the remains. BuchAn.
an, whom Ragsdale com nissioned This
deputy just before the 6ght occurred, il
also dead from the effects Of two fatal
wounds. Thereswere only two despera-
does in the house as the time the sheriff
visited 1.-THE Dyer brothers, Eli and
Sam. The balance OF the gang escaped
before the posse arrived. Eli Over is
badly wounded and now lies in Jail here.
After Rsgsdale had received the bullet
In bis head, just behind the ear, be raised
bis Winchester With great difficulty anil
shot Eli 10 the abdomen Sam Dyer
msde his escape. A citizens posse have
stationed pickets along the Indian terri
tory line to kill the fugitive fe he n
tempts to enter the territory. The county
commissioners OF Farran county offer
81 600 reward for his arrest. The posse
is likely to o'ertake Sam at any hour 10
company wi fte other members Of bic
gang Who escaped, when bloody battle
may follow, as Sam told Eli Just before
he left the latter weltering 10 his blood
that he would overtake the gang and give
the citizens battle, and that he would XII
as many as be could and then shool
himself
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.

Marietta Register, l5th ns..--W. s
Way, Eq, and wife, OF Grayeville
Monroe county. we're in the city tbis
week, visiting Mr. and Mrs W g. Way
Bernard Peters, editor Of the Brook
lvn Times, is in the city the guest OF J
F. Wehrs. Second street He ia some.
what cut Of health and is resting from
his Iabors. ~
A subscription paper Is in circulation
to.raise monav enough to enlarge tbs
track on the Fair Ground to full hal
mile trsck. II would be great sdvan
tage to the Association and all.
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kE The '.law OF the road" as under
stood in PENNSYLVANIA, was laid down
by Judge BIDDEL, Of the Common Pleas
Court of Philadelphia, few days ago.
1t is to the effect that persons meeting
on the highway must each keep to the
right. This rule Is modified in the case
of footmsn or horseman, who can not
compel tesmster who hsss b, avy load
to turn cut OF the beaten track, or even
light wagon with heavy draaght. It
horseman or light vehicle can pass 10
safety on the left of a heavily laden
team It is their duty to give way to the
more unwieldy vehicle.
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Improving a Girl's Gait.

New York Cor. Chicago Journal.
Here Is something sbouta fair walker that
you may beliese II yoa wish to. don't -
And yet oan't prove tha. 1t Is . lie. The
shoes we're there TO substautiate II, anyhow
and II really isn't reasonable that . shoe
maker would 60 to the trouble and expense
Of constructing pair Of gosd CATERS for
the mere purpose Of deoeiving a.oorrssron-
dent. They stood on his counter aud, TAX
ing them up, found that they we're sinsu
lsrly weighted. In each toe was s slip d
lead, like those sometimes put ontrettinb
horses to make them throw ut.akeir 1ssI
freely, while on the inside Of the ankles
we're small hunks OF leather, similar TO tbs
device for curing horses OF the habit Of 'in-
terssrins."
The shoemaker said. "The girl for'l whois
made those shoes to order expects that
they will improve her gait. She has studied
the treatment Of korsss ss to faults of step,
and her notion Is that toe weights and IN
tarferers are wkst will impart . freedom
and rpringiness TO her walk"
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suicide of Enoch Martin.

EsocH MARTIN, of Antioch, this coun-
ty, took his own life bv drowning him.
self in Sunash creek, near the mouth o'
Fishpot, on Tuesday, the tsth inst. The
particulars. as nearly As. we have been
able to gather them, are about as fol
lows: q
Mr.. MARTIN, on Monday. the l1tt
ins,., informed bis wife that he was 60
ing to buy afsrm. Beforeleaving home
be handed his wife his papers and all hi'
money except s27. 90 Tuesday some
children. returning from school. saw The
body OF man in the water. Person'
In the neighborhood were notified ant
the body was identified as that OF Mr.
MxRrIH. He had taken of his over
coat, folded Il, laid 1t near the creek and
placed his hat upon 1t. He then laid
face downward in water not more thar
eighteen inches deep and died in tha
position. The body was taken to An
tioch on the 14th- inst, for interrment
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Ew There Is not a town 10 Ohio that
IL not in bad financial tx this spring
BY reason of the repeal of the Scott tax
law, and vet there are few Democrats
who seem to believe they will carry the
State this fall = Bsllaire Independent
This ls probably a"mistake," to say
the least We know that st Clairsville
does not come under this head. and sus.
pect this is only little bit OF Repuhli.
can electioueering .-&. Cla,rsviile Ga.
sette.
Neither Is Woodsfeld in q bad finan.
cial 6x this Spring. That style OF elec.
tioneering won't win. Bro. ANDERSON.
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RWRey Ezra -BARKsR, who resides
ia Washington county, . short Instance
4ran BrownsviEe, Monroe county, re-
gently received . back pession OF nearly
$1,000 0nthe night OF the 9th inst
some person entered Rev BARKER''
slseping apartment and took his pocke'
book containing e375 Tas thief vii
s,rohahlv be arrested aRd the money re-
covered before long
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition win
AN be presented 70 she Copmissiousrs ef
Monroe county. Ohio. At their nsxt session =,
be held on the fret Monday Of June. 1854,
praying for the alteration Of the county ro.s,i
leading ficm Brownsville to S~rdis in saii
county a. faiiewE Beginning ou ihi11snS Of
Joseph Hid; thence running NJ the east branch
OF Trail Run ~ near the old road - praetioa.
bic to make road not 70 exceed tis degrees of
grade and to terminate on the land of Henry
Esmire. jackson tcsnship.
sPr2e, H5ia. MANY PETITIONERS.
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THE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1885.
masonic DIRECToRY.

NoxRon Lopez No. is9 F. and A. n,
meets a. Masonic Hall in woodsfeld, on
"wednesday evenings. on or before each full
moon. d. B. HILL. W. H.; JAS. 3. Moaars.
Secretary.
weopsrrKLp UHArrER No. es. R. A. NJ.
meets in Masonic Hall. Woodsfield, on Mon
asv. s~erine after full moon. ]. r. SpRIaas
W.EH P:JAs. R. MoRRIs. Ssc'y.
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nwThe Dudley oil we'll is not doine

nwThe Dudley oil well 10 not doing
snueh good It dows less than barrel
uer day irem the lever sand. Iti only
: pointer to show that there is pool OF
oil some place north OF the defined ter
r,tory at Mscksburg. Speculstipg oil
men theorize that 1t runs west of north
sud instead Of Monroe, Is st Grst sup.
posed, the oil field wiu be develod peto
wsea the Morgsa County line. The vel
at Csld wen has not vet been pumped
The lower OH sand failed to show up In
this we'll, and II Is so far IS that is con
cernei, isiIure.-Nobk Co. Repu5liess
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Prompt reliet in sick headache, dig
glness. nausea, constipation. pain in the
side. etc. guaranteed to those using
Csfter's Little Liver Fills. One pill a
dose. 25c.
A Nrwslk, Conn, nan has made the
largest bat on record for St. Louis
man. In size it is No 8. 1t was formed
on . 30x40 cone and 9hen finished
measured II inches across The hrim
The sweat leather is 80 inches long, and
one and one-balt yards of binding was
|Le,esssry for the oaser edge of The biim
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DR.. s. 8. West.
st Clairsyille Chronicle. 14th inst

l5C. Oi0lr8VIil6 OurOulcios lftu tucbs
DR. Simon B West, brother of DR..
Henry West, OF this place. who has been
in feeble health for some time, died al
his home in Msrlin's Ferry. on Monday,
and his remains we're inferred in Walnut
Grove cemetery. on Wednesfav, at 10
o'clock He was hora In jefferson Co
Ohio. July Is, 1872, and was reared op
q farm, and received his early education
in the common schools, and afterwards
attended Franklin College,, graduating
in 1881. Iu 1882, the memorable choh
era year, he heeanreadine medicine with
his brother, DR.. Henry West, who was
then located In Bridgeport After close
attention to his studies for nearlv three
wears, be entered the Meaical College ot
Cincinnati, attending two courses OF 4ec-
lures. and graduated from that institu-
ton In the winter OF 1885. In the fol.
loving spring be began bis professional
career, which WIS an emineutly success
FOL one, i'd Msrtin's Ferry and coutin.
! ned in practice for nearly atty yesrs, and
until tue infirmities sof age admcnished
him to lay of the harness
In 1888, he was uni,ed in marriage to
Mary Zane Martin, daughter OF Ebene.
ger Martin, the founder Of Martin. Fer.
ry. Eight children we're the fruits OF the
union, ahiof wnom With their mother,
are deceased.
In-Julv, 1864, he.wss appointed q. sur
geon 10 the array, and served unrA the
close Of the war. 1929
DR. West was public spirited citizen,
and contributed largely by; his pruden,
counsel and Otherwise, In. developing
and bvfding up the town ia which he
lived In his domestic relations, he was
an affectionsts husbsnd and loving faith.
err; as a neiehhor he wss kind and obIig.
ing; as a triead he was genial, warm and
true, and in all the relations OF life be
bore his part as becomes man.
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Brcklen,s Arnica salxa.

TaE BEST SALvs in the world fof
Cas-, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains; Corns, aud all Skin Erup-
,ions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. Itis guaranteed to give
perfecr satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale bJ
r. W, porE,
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Truth About Protection.

Professor Ssmner, OF Yale College.
Protection drives capital out oi those
Industries which do pay into these which
don't Can we get rich by taxing each
other7 Can We increase prosperity BY
scsaping each othera That's the whole
question Suppose, now We are all here,
~e lock The doors and begin to peace
lfrlly swsp our watches, jewelrs and
money, or both, or to pluDder each
ether: how much better of shall we be
to. morrow morning unless somebod,
comts in with more monev2 Prolec
,ion sets A to work and B to live OF
him
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IA telegram vas received at Mil
stousbure she morning Of the 18th inst.
stating that JoHs ". EsERLr, OF tbsi
place, bsH suiciled In New York city al
4 o'clock, p M, the previous evening.
10y taking poison. Mrs. EseKrr left i'm
lmsdistsly Tor Nee York The city pa.
PEN ofths ll,h inst, 'centsia 40 accoaBi
.of the suicda.
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Do Net Eat Though. !.
Dr. VIM. A. N.mimopd

1 nm quite sure thss the erea, najori-
y 'ot persons he world through 10 not
ca, enough. There are more people
killed by not getting saifioient 10 ea,
than there are ny ovsrfeediDe, snd ]
think tbis 10 especially thecase in this
ccuntiy, where eli k;nts OF food are 90
plenlifua that very few need go without
an abundance except from choice or
some disesse preventing their digss;ine
enough to snswsr tie purposes OF econ.
omy.