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FOR RENT,

&A THE dwelling corner George street and ERRsii Winthrop avenue; 10 rooms bathroom, range, ESiiA etc; within block of Chapel street horse cars; with or without barn. Will be arranged for two families if desired
 a90 al EDW. VALLEY.
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DEATH 5.

LAw-Entered into rest in this city. April 1s, Anna Booth, wife of Lyman M Law and eldest daughter of the late Doctor Nathaniel and Ann Bromham Booth.
 Funeral services at her late residences No. IA Olive street, Thursday, April 22 at 3 p. m. 2t BASSERMAN-In this city, Monday, April 1e Charles Basserman, son of Colonel George A. The funeral wi,l take place from his fathers resi- dence, No. 410 State street, Thursday at 2:3O p.
 
 Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at tend. St BRADLEY-In this city, April 19 Charlotte, wid- ow of Lewis Bradley, aged 74 years. Funeral services at her late residence No. fl Gar den street, Wednesday at 12 o'clock. The remains will be taken to Orange on the p m train for burial. 2tf relict of the late Richard Swift, aged s6 years and three months. Funeral Thursday at P. NJ. from No. 63 Rosette street. ooE-In this city, Tuesday, April 90, Mrs. Harriet T. Coe, aged S8 years. months. Funeral services will be held from her daughters residence No. 193 Grove street, Thursday morn ing at II o'clock Relatives and friends respect fully invited to attend. BLtSS--In New York City on the 18th inst, Will lam Bliss in the eghtieth year of his age. Funeral at Springfield, Mass, Wednesday the 21st inst at 3:15 P. N.
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FOR RENT.

LA NO 129 Rosette street and 252 and 253
 ::: Spring street, first floor of each; there are atsN very nice rooms and one in the attic; rent RIA HINMAN & COOK,
 63 Church Street.
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ALL THE STREET CARS RUNNING. The Third Avenue Line Working by
 the Aid of tho Pnneo

NEW YORK, April 2O.-An the street car lines with the exception of the Third avenue company were running usual this morn ing. The executive committee of the Elm pire Protective association having been fully convinced that the other lines were not in league with the Third avenue compa- ny in that conapany's efforts to resist the de- mands of the men issued an order early this morning to the employees of those roads re- questing them to return to work. Shortly after o'clock the Third avenue line began running cars with the aid of the police, and aside from grooming and hooting the strik- CTS offered no opposition. The Third ave nue railroad cars stopped running tonight the company not wishing to subject the tired reserve police to another sleepless night in protecting their property. The cars ran at intervals all day without serious inter ruption. The company is determined not to treat with the strikers excapt individually.
 At late hour tonight the Third avenue railroad agreed te submit to arbitration the main points in dispute between the company and the strikers. The men there upon agreed to go to work in the morning They will insist upon being taken back in a body and there is likely to be hitch on this point
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POWDER EXPLOSION
At Large Store In South Norwalk Yes- terday-Tvvo Ffremen Hurt-Loss S35.OOO.

At a Large Store In South NOfWRlk Yes.
 rerday-Tvvo FIremen Hurt-Loss
 $35,OOO.
 NoRwALK, April 2O.-At o'clock this morning terrible explosion occurred dur ing the progress of fire in the hardware store of George H. Ferris in Ely's block Washington street, South Norwalk. It is supposed that the fire, which had been burn ing unperceived, reached and exploded sev- eral kegs of gunpowder. When the fremen arrived the flames had communicated to three of the four stores on the block; the ex- ertions of the fremen, however, prevented the fire from spreading further. The block was owned by General Taylor, and was in sured. The storekeepers are losers as follows: John A. Ferris, hardware, 5000; Miss E. A. Rethies, millinery, s5,00o; H. A. Bodwell, fancy goods, s. 1000; George c. Still man. drugs, paints and oils, S5,000 G. S. Worthy, photographer, $500. Remainder loss by fire on building. Chief Engineer McGowan and Assistant Knapp fell through the roof to the cellar during the fire; both severely injured. Chief McGowan is badly bruised about the head and shoulders. Fire supposed to be incendiary.
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Base ball yesterday: At Baltimore, Metro politans Il, Baltimores 9; at Providence, Providence 15, De1ters 5; at St. Louis, St. Louis Il, Pittsburgs 10; at Richmond, Bos- tons 8, Rochesters g; at New York, New Works g, Princetons 1; at Louisville, Cincin- natis 9, Louisvllles 3; at Augusta, Atlantas g, Augustus 4; at Charleston, Charlestons II /, Chattanoogas 10; at Macon, Nashvilles g., Macons {, at Savannah, Savannahs 2, Mem ,,bie
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B rard and Rnunps.
FOR RENT,

EUW6 hAAA ROOMS furnished or unfurnished, with or i. without board to families or single persons #lN at 121 York street near Grown. House changed hands, newly fitted up and renovated.
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Boyeotssrs Held For Trial.

NEW YORK, April 20.-The grand jury having presented indictments yesterday against thirteen of the boycotters of Mrs. Gray, the Hudson street baker, seven of them were arraigned before Recorder Smythe. They pleaded not guilty and were held in $500 bail each. The penalty conviction for the offense charged is by fine ranging from six cents to $500 or imprisonment not more than ore year.
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Farm For Sale.

IeA FROM May 1st 1Ss6 the fine stores now oc-
 ;;;;i cupied byJ. N. Adam @ & Co, in the Insur. E desired Apply to TALCOTT H. RUSSELL,
 o1o fn1 Receiver
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FINELY located on railroad 250 acres, 100
 7::a acres meadow, 100 heavy timber and HUI. balance in pasture and plow land, houses, barns mill (20 feet falD. Will be sold very low on easy terms would be divided to suit purchas- er For particulars call on GEO A. FSBELL,
 m6 792 Chanel Street.
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THE REFRIGERATION OF CHINESE.
A Stringent Law to Keep the Coolies Out.

Out.
 WASHINGTON, April 20.-At meeting of tho House Committee on Foreign Affairs to- day it was agreed to report the Morrow bill amending the Chinese immigration act ap- proved July 5, 1884. The bill was amended by striking out the first section which per mitted Chinese laborers to depart from and return to the United States within space of two years. The section prohibiting the immigration of Chinese laberers for twenty years was reduced to ten years. The bill as it will be reported requires Chinese laborers who depart from the United States and who desire to return within two years to register at the port of departure, giving the fullest detailed description of themselves and being photographed in such way tha5 their identification will be
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For Sale or Rent.
EOR RENT

AA BUILDING Lots on Wooster Square, F!
 ::iI feet deep. Also Chestnut St. Also the nortl Msl!sH half of the Brick Block Nos 15 and 17 Woes ter Place. TALCOTT H. RUSSELL.
 d.1a d ,i,a.uf ahr,-
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Suffering intensely with rheumatism for week, tried Athlophoros. The first dose gave great relief and three doses entirely cured me, not having had the slightest touch of the disease since. George Bray, Orange, Conn,
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FOR SALE,

@&A HOTEL well located and doing good bus. Ms:i mess Large bar trade). Bargain for the right @.!lA man. Will sell real estate, furniture, fix tures license etc., with good will, will sell per- sona property with lease of real estate. For par ticulars see
 GEORGE A. ISBELL, C1hov~o
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DR., J. W. CUMMINGS,

interchangeable physician of sixteen years experience has found electricity to embody all the acute, nervous and chronic diseases, also stomach and liver complaints, Brights' disease spinal uterine disease, etc Electricity is far reaching in
 it's power to heal and to stimulate the blood into action Give electricity the trial to you that you do medicine, and watch the result It will also cure any skin disease. Give it a trial and judge
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RRRRENT
FOR. RENT.

AHA FROM May l. the brick house No. 363 Elm El:H street: modern improvements; house in ligA good repair. Inquire of
 GEORGE E. DUDLEY lStr
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A4eA HOUSE 4 Linden street, containing six M;; rooms; suitable for one family; price SIG h7ssAA per month Apply to
 ap7 If JOHN SHUSTER, 5e Foster street.
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Nothing New at St. Louis.
Base ball yesterday: At Baltimore, Metr

ST. LOUIS, April 2O.-The strike is stil without single feature of news. There is not the slightest change in the situation.
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FOR. R EMF.

hf.A THE four-story and basement building in @s::si Sheffield block, 211 State street, together @El.l with the three lofts store adjoining and connecting each floor with premises 27i. Also for sale to be used on the premises or ito be removed Ban engine and boiler of 15 horse power. and Frisbie elevator. For particulars inquire at
 69S CHAPEL s rREET.
 a21 If 4th floor, J. l.. Joyce & Co.
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&lOres tO Rent,

A THE very desirable lower tenement No. 26
 'iil Pearl street, seven rooms. Inquire of GEO. LII HOTCHKISS, 2d, 45 Summer street, at ,RWIN'S Real Estate Agency. a13 If
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EOR SALE

FOR SALE,
 hA FARM located in Hamden, about 6 miles Ms from the city, northwest of the M. E. church. MHsl There are 60 acres of first class land. good house of 1s rooms large new barns Can sell 100 Vegetable farm Over GOO fruit trees of best vari- etv Will exchange for small house in the city or
 HINMAN'S AGENCY, a156 6t# 63 Church Street.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
 April 20, A. D. 1885.

April 20, A. D. 1SS6. UPSTATE OF PATRICK P. LAWLOR, late of New ID Haven, in said district deceased Upon the application of Martin P. Lawlor, pray ing that instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased, may be proved, approved, allowed and admitted to probate per application on fle.more fully ap- pears, it is
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office In New Haven in 1SS6 at clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and ing the same three times in some newspaper hav- ing circulation in said district.
 aot A YORK Judge,
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@liscp1lanenm5.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE. A N Expert Columbia Bicycle; full nickel; but a90 9t 36O TEMPLE STREET.
 FOR SALE. o=R TWO large covered busses in good or @0HN der, with drop windows and modern E. B. CLARK, a17et South Meriden, Ct.
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MARINE LIST. @ PORT OF NEW HAVEN. A

ARRIvED-APRIL 21. Sch Alice Scranton, McAvoy Leetes Island, stone. Sch George Lamb (Br) Maloney, Ponce, 16 days sugar and molaSses. Sip Addison. Hay ward, Rondout, stone. Schr Lizzie G. Parker, Parker, Bosto
 CLEARED AND SAILED. Bark Sarah Doe, Merryman, N Y. Sch Celeste, Wilson, Newport Sch Ocean Spray, Meech N Y. Sch Granite, '. Sch M Brainard, Hoey, ".
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FOR RENT,

A SECOND floor of house No. 63 Asylum RR.si street or 5 rooms; gas and water: rent req HUI sonable to nice family. Apply at
 oIctf 6S ASYLUM STREET.
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4esA A STRICTLY private family living Wlthla m :i:l ten minutes walk of the postofce, in one or l!.I the peasantest parts of the. city, will rent one or two rooms. either sinely or together, furnished or unfurnished, to one or two 1entiemen who may desire a quiet and pleasant place. Please address. giving suitable ref erences, fhlNaIE 1r,: A A-nt Hsa L
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FOR, SALE.

<h@sA THE valuable piece of real estate known E;ii as Hamilton Park, contanng about 50 acres res less than one-half what it could have been pur chased for at any time during the past twenty tate. $. E. MERWIN,
 ais St Trustee.
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FOR SALE,

AsssA A SMALL House and two acres of land #iIi near horse cars. Price $2,5OO. Terms easy
 T. G. SLOAN & SON,
 Room 8 Benedict's Building.
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FOR SALE.

A%A A FARM of 100 acres for S1, 200 A%;.il A nics two family house for ti,500. N4lsA A house of ten rooms for $2,000 A piece of land very cheap.
 Money Wanted. S2 300 and $3OO0 wanted first mortgage Call at
 ER. E. RALDWAN'S a165aw Real Estate Agency. SIS Chapel St.
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EAR RENT.
FOR RENT,

AA.A THE very desirable road house on Kimber- EA;;H Iv avenue: house in good order; with fruit 7lsn frees and grapes one acre of land; no better sT5of for road house in the State; terms reason aoio. App' THE PREMISES,
 asfm 127 Kimberly Avenue.
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Local Weather Record.
 FOR APRIL 20, 1886.
 AM AM. PM. PM P.n' Barometer soa5 sO.e5 so.2s 30. 21 3024 Thermometer 60 6S 63 52 AS Humidity..... 67 61 6S s6 S9 Wind, direc- tion and per hour MES SE2 SEs SE11 SEP Weather .... .Clo'dy Cloudy Fair Cloudy Cloudy Mean bar. 3o24; mean temp, s.; mean humid Max temp, 72.; min temp, A.; rainfall 0 inches. Max hourly velocity of wind IA miles.
 FOR APRI. 20 1885. Mean bar go. 46: mean temp. 53. Max. temp, 69; min. temp 8.
 J. H. SHERMAN, s. 0. U. SA. Note: A minus sign I-lprefxed to thermometer readings indicates temperature below zero. IA dashE-iin connection with rainfall indicates precipitation too small to measure.
 
 MINIATURE ALM ANAC.
 APRIL. 21 SUN RISES, 5:O2 MooN RISES, HIea WATER, SUN SErs 6:38 9:a6 12:42
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FOR RENT,

@ THE house 314 Grown street between High s.s513;;::i and York streets. Rent low. sa.iH al9 St H. P. HOADLEY.
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gea1 Estate.

I S@1AsS'SN~S'~s FOR RENT. <sA TWO very desirable stores in besl business ii blocks on Chapel street. ~ ,, FOR RENT, &A SMALL store, with or without six-room s;i dwelling adjoining, corner Goffe and Sperry aso $ EDw. VALLEY. FOR SALE. "A GOOD Grocery Store cheap; good local iiil ''s aso st* '''f i0'''' THIS OFFICE. FOR RENT,
 cosner nG or aeorge srea @assA location for any business. House and store redeeorated throughout. FOR RENT. 4&$A TWO cottage houses 55 Garden street; 8 rooms. $15; rooms, $9. First floor 1le Goffe aao St ''''0 ''-o EDw. VALLEY
 FOR RENT, ffs==A FOR manufacturing, the two-story base @;;i ment building next south of o. B. North's asost O''--- EDw. VALLEY.
 FOR RENT, AA A new house in PoDeea street, two min @sA $25O to approved tenant; Will be rented for term of years T. R. TRoWHBR!RGSE,e so Hns RS.e
 
 fhs=sst HOUSE 16s Wooster street; eight or nine #.i; rooms; gas and water. Apply at HRlsl ago 3t* 56O CHAPEL STREET.
 FOR RENT, %A SECOND floor of S3 Asylum street. Five E::. rooms with attic chambers. water and gas GssA Also stable room for one horse and wagon IL aao 4ts ON PREMISES
 FOR SALE. {A cosy brick house. ten minutes walk S5.siI from postofice. Connected with sewer KBi,n and in splendid condition.
 1Open eyenings3 T G. SLOAN & SON, ap2O Room 3, 82 Church Street.
 FOR RENT, AAAA NEW houses ready May 1st Baldwin street E;:iI and Davenport avenue; also and Green wood street. first floors. rooms VIZ and Slo; second floors. rooms, S1O, $12, and SIS; one-fam fly house on Baldwin street. rooms, bathroom hot and cold water, range; $:o
 .a20 St EDW MALLE4.
 FOR RENT, &A THE dwelling corner George street and ER:: Winthrop avenue; 10 rooms, bathroom range, EsliA Aetc; within one block of Chapel street horse two families if desired 1nu ,rv a20 St EDW MALLE4.
 FOR RENT, A%A THE new four-room dwelling Derby ave- Esi nue, with without acres Of ground; poul- Hzll try houses adjoining; excellent location for poultry business or market gardening. ago St EDW MALGh1.
 Small Farm For Sale, %A COMPRISING house, barn and 20 acres If kM;iiI land cows heifer, l horse, , wagons, 50 hens all the farming tools, 8 large lot of nure and or tons of hay. Price S2,5OO Apply to
 WALTER A. MAIN, a0 West Haven.
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FOR RENT.

AA FOR three years to desirable family. house Esii of ten rooms with all modern conveniences, Gss4 located in a central part of Orange street, in good order; price $500.
 Also to rent immediate possession, house of F rooms with all modern inn rovements, in rst-caSs order; located on Whalley avenue, second house above Dwight street, price $4.50. Inquire of c. H. Webb,
 a2l If $50 CHAPEL STREET.
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WANTED.

fFF1IA REBUILDING lot about mile from the 2ssA4 corner of Church and Chapel streets for $25 a foot.
 HOOKER & WARREN, a15 19 Exchange Building
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%4A HOUSE 235 Exchange street, first floor, #E5i::1 rooms and attic chamber, from May 1st In &HesssAquire at - -
 1O3 BIIATCHIEH ANEN
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Small Farm For Sale,

%A COMPRISING house, barn and 20 acres nf kM:.: land COWS, heifer, l horse, wagons, 50 A#ik hens all the farming tools, 8 large lot Of ma nure and or tons of hay Price S2,5O0. Apply to
 WALTER A. MAIN,
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FOR RENT

@ TWO well furnished cottages at Stoney hAiii Creek. Inquire at H#!IN a19 If 354 WHALLEY AVENUE.
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BEECHER'S EXCHANGE, 769 Chapel Street.
FOR. RENT.

SECOND avenue house, West Haven, con M;:; taning IS rooms furnished, including bar splendid view of Sound and harbor; with barn and sheds attached; well adapted for hotel or boarding house, terms liberal to responsible parties
 Address BOX 251,
 ais tu1 West Haven Postoff1ce.
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NAD DENE

A+A THE brick house 113 York street, with sta El::: ble; house contains II good rooms and .EsssAkbath room; front and back stairs; kitchen on first floor; hot and cold ater and is in fine dition; modern in every sense; windows on side, as we'll as front and rear; furnace almost new. Apply to William Gay, 9 Warren street, N. Y, or to w A. Beers No 762 Chapel street. ap10tf
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EOR SALE,

4h+A THE large house corner of Olive and Woos- @::: ter streets now occupied by Mrs Charles Volk MAsAman; suitable for store, saloon and boarding house. Also summer residence situated at Morris Cove together with barn, she1s and cook house, For sale or to rent furnished or unfurnished
 MASSENA CLARK, aS2m Room Mo- 4, ST Church Street.
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&AaA THE three story brick houses Nos. B and EH:ssI 35 Howe street, Chapel street. contain H#sI ing all modern improvements; each house has 13 rooms; rent reasonable.
 AMMAN & COOK, a17tf 63 Church Street.
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Enr SnIanr Renf.

For Sale or Rent. 4h<=A THOSE two one-family houses corner H::sI Atwater and Pine streets, Fair Haven, with asiH all modern Improvements; if not sold within next six days will be rented; a nice rent for the right party.
 J. W. ROWLAND, Builder, af2tf 1O9 Atwater Street.
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AA THE new four-room dwelling Derby ave- E::i nue, with without acres of ground; poul- &s.A try houses adjoining excellent location for poultry business or market gardening
 aoO St EDW. VALLEY.
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Board and Rooms.
EURN1SHED ROOMS.

MAAA GENTLEMEN and their wives desirous of
 :.sI obtaining hrst-class board with delightful siig rooms, in pleasant locality, will ind sucn place by addressing
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&@ A cosy brick house, ten minutes walk sH1.s: from postofice. Connected with sewer A#i,H and in splendid condition.
 1Open eyeuines) T. G. SLOAN & SON,
 anon Room 3 82 Church Street.
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AeA NEW houses, ready May 1st Baldwin street M#::iI and Davenport avenue; also and Green E..A wood street. first floors. rooms $12 and Sl5; second floors 5 rooms, S1O, $12, and SIS; onefam ily house on Baldwin street, rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, range; SS5.
 ago St EDW. VALLEY.
, 1886-11-09

The most important secrets of nature
are often hidden away in most unex
oected places. Many valuable substances
nave Deer discovered in the refuse of
manufactures; it was a happy thought
Of Glauber to examine what everybody
threw away. There is perhaps no nation
the future happiness and prosperity of
which depends more on science than our
own. our population is over 81, 900, 900,
and is rapidly increasing. Even at pres
ent it is far larger than our acreage can
support. Few people whose business
does not lie in the study of statistics real
ize that we nave to pay foreign countries
no less than li0, 600, 900 pounds sterling
a year for food. This, of course, we
purchase mainly by manufactured ar
ticles. We hear now a great deal about
depression of trade, and foreign, espe-
cially American, competition, which, let
me observe, will be much keener a few
years hence, when she has paid off her
debt, and consequently has reduced her
taxation.
But let us look forward 100 years-no
long time in the history of a nation.
Our coal supplies will then be nearly
exhausted. The population of Great
Britain doubles at the present rate of i'll
crease in about 80 years, so that we
should then, if the present rate contin-
ucs, require to import over 400, 000, 900
pounds sterling n yea in food. How,
then, is this to be paid fori We have
before us, as usual, three courses. The
natural rate of increase may be stopped,
which maans sufrerinp and outrnpe or
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