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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Honest Labor.

We frequently hear it stated that thefe IS scarcely of industrious and capable young men in our midst. That is, ths .
 a greste demand for the services Ci ,ucn men than there are applicants tU
 O fi the piaces, Our observation hsz ionglnced us of the truth of sbis saSibG lt Is true that go where you may, yoL
 Fill find young men out of and seeking employ ment, but IT Is equally true that lOt one of snoh as We have describes 1eed remain 6 day idle If he will go e york for such wages and si such kind If work as may be offered hIm. Ii l. iurtaer true that if ha possesses the above qualifications, however insignih- cant his wages may be m the start, they Eill be increased ID proportion 10 tte service he renders bis employer. Be- ides, be will soon be kOown and sp- precisted by all the neighbors around, and others will only be too sn1Ious 10 secure the services of one who has prov d himself c valuable servant. Many young men may have the necessary qualifications but before they are known or have been tried they insist upon re- ceivIng the highest wages, and mus, have just such employment as suits their fancy. Many such may look ID vain for employment and never ger it.
 Soue think they must have sn easy place where their hair can be kept sleek and parted in the middle. snd their clothes Lest and Tn proper order. Few of this kInd ever amount Co much, be- cause it requires labor to harden the muscles and make a strong and viEor- ous brain and will 10 stem the battle of hfe.
 There is another class who think 1t manly to gamble and drInk snd spend their time riotously. But no safe busi ness man ever has any use for such, and if they are employed they are pretty sure to prove unproftsble.
 Every sober, honest and industrious young man has 1t within himself the power 10 do almost anything he plesses. if he will go to work at the first thing he can get to do, sDd however humble and poorly paid the employment, strive with all the energy he possesses to do hIs work we'll. He need not fear that he vIll not rise ss fast ss his merits entitle hin, places without number are waiting for him as soon ss he is capable of filing them. Our weslthiest and sbless men have raised themselves from poverty, while 8 majority of the boys whose ps- rents were wealthy, have grown up ID indolence and often in oissspstiou, and have squsndered the estate left them and are ouly known ss The protiiRate and degepscate sons of an ancieut an cestry, We do not mean to imply that the foregoing young msn IS ottener to be fouod in ou. midst than in any other commupity-he is Co bs found every vhere-but occasionally specimen of this class iovors us with his obnoxious society.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Gla Clippings.
lSilver BaltN

Operations at the mine and smeltiuc works of the Old Dominion Copper Company, continue with most satisfsc- tory results. Connections uIll be effso- ted between the mine snd Interlooer shaft which IS expected to greatly fscili- ate mining. Coke continues to roll in nd ihe wagons return to Wilcox freight d with copper.
 A letter from Gel, J. ". Eddy, dated Boston, June 6-A. to gentleman of this place, accounts for ihe postpoaement of the conference between himself aud Pre- silent Strong, of the AIohison, Topeka < 'aS.a | Is sy-seD, on ,B,- 7,e, uutli .u. h. oecssioEed by President 5uopg'
 'sOilIfy 70 oe preset on the appoID C.,
 y. The meeting has rsiererce 70 q ,'chis"n, Topeka S Santa Fe rol E., %
 becoming she owner of the MInerh |, rsilrO-h.
 Capt. F. E, Pierce, U. 8. A, who SO ioielligeni y and faithfully sdminis'er- Il tbe affairs of the San Carlos Iudiao AS @, suIrender-d tee tfu-i and took 's oa-fu-n f'cn 'hR- T.' on NJ ,n- day lsst He bss been succeeded in ne mApAgemeDt by Opt S. l.. BulII., 6 msr of repu,ed administrative ability 'bn IS already engaged Ei.h ihe veig ty sfsirs of the agency. From aha wn have learned concerning h'm es .n otf- Ger and 8 man We feel satisisd that th.. department as we'll ss ciiIzens vill feel II Lav.rg k.s OIf, gAOa UG Ihe h. f IodIans there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Gopher Market.
Mining l Engineering Jour.lN

o JOurTAl.O
 CoPPER.-Ths somewhat monotouous condition of the copper market during She last few weeks was altered littls on Ioursday last, when the brokers under stood to represent the French syndicate rather unexpectedly disoOntInua- further purchases, this being the first slcu of hesitation on their part for some lime past. On the previous day some large rsles were made st l6 60 for Spot sud July, l6 5O :or Augus,, and l6 35 for Sep tsmber, and at iEeSe figures other ouAn- 'iiIes we're sill offered. Evidently tbese people Were rather perple1ed ss tue con
 tnued Sh ,rInRs, nos eIpeoung SO much copper etIll to rsmAIn ln the hands of part'es outside the combination. pud therefore Iett he market clone: mi If ts upderstOcd that they gre now again buy ieH SYot and Juiy deliveries at lei-.yD tda. being the prce Bt which the recent pa'i -aie vas made 10 the consumers
 The decline In Value rf Spot Copper has therefore only Em .uuted to lU points olt futures have gwen wHy considerably n rre thsn Sp"t. Let 1t be understocd tha: sal have b en made for SspieIn- Der ht 10 2O: Ociocer, Al Is 10. and No Sembef, el l6, and aE .brue pIi,es morr could IrJUably be ob,Hinec Some l.- plated trsnsHo'IoDs have Hlso taken plsce Tor the hrs; quarser Of next year at Rbou- l. D bus these bslaS Of purely speau ietive charRater, have litTle pr no besr- lng On the prescott state O; tbe market.
 OutsIde bSI Dds have declin. d to 6 re-
 silyelF grea CT extent than Lake copper. and goo brands are offered at I5l, ana n;Sht possibly be bought for trItis less.
 Farnsce maternal h also s-id to be cb- isinablc ID limited quantities at slightly lower prices than recently; but 1t IS O course well known that the bulk of this maternal (IDc,UdIng, ID f4ct, the epiir, output oi the lA-ee producsrs) has beer contracted for some time to come. few deys ago cable reports were received from Paris announcing that one Of the directors Of the Comptoird Escnm2te oi Paris NJ. Jssques Sieg,iedl pad tender ed his resignation of that position, being opposed Co the policy adopted by thai Institution m giving large fnaDcisl sur- nort to the French copper spaculstors. This may, of course. mean very little | anything, but 1t IS still a rather ominous sISn. We don't thinb. however, that consumers need be at all afraid that thr grand scheme ia about 10 break down. O1 the contrary, we think that every tbing has been really so admirably ar ranged that a collapse need not be snti- cipsted for & considerable time to come, and Se think consumers would make a mistake If they allowed themselves to get quite ont of stocks n the hope of replepishing game on more favorable terms. as it IS quite possible they might then find themselves compelled to pay much higher prices than those ruling at present. In London Chili Bars remain Rbou. the same as for some time past, to-dsy's closing quotations being eS2 l2s 6d. G eS2 17s- Sd. for spot and e79 los. for three months prompt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Clinging to the Last.

The virus of rheumatism often re- mains ID the system through life, when t does not cut the thread of existence
 uddenly, ss itis always lIable to do bJ aEtackiag the heart, Ere the grip Of ib.s tenacious disease tighteDs, II should be unioOsed by that beneficie0t liberator from disease, HOstetters Sto- mach Bitters, which will free the suffer CT at t1e outset from subsequent pain aud danger. No purer or more agree ole blood iepurent exists, ss multi .udes of tbe rheumatic snd neuralgia nave ascertaiDed by certified experience. l. Is through the medium Of 8 regular action of the kidneys and bladder ths' an outlet is afforded for the escape of impurities which beget not only rheu- matic. but gouty ailments, and dropslcal effusions. To these organs the Bitters give an impulse, never verging on the bounds of irritation. but sufficiently viz orous to cause them and the bowels to perform their functions with clock like precision. Use if also for dyspepsia, billiousness, fever and sgue and debilI-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
School Closing Exercises.

The final literary exercises of the school in BuelIs Addition took place las, thursday afternoon, and the following programme was rendered:
 Song-A Merry Brown Thrush. Sehool memory Gem-The Rainy Day, chooI h1ensiion-The Arrow and Song, Ed die Kelsey.
 RecitssiOn-The Hard Lesson, Geo. Restler. solO-A Sweet Little Robin, Nst.s Besiler.
 Memory Gem, Good Name, School.
 hScitaiion-Sveethesrt Mother, Chas. Drake.
 Dialogue, Albert and MsmIe Brown Nett Resiler and SoIis Kelsey.
 eong-kIisy Nov, Mamie Brown. Selis Restler aud Solie Kelsey.
 K cits'ion-RecitstIoD, The Brook. ilonrt Z.sgler.
 R citation - Butter Cups, Mamie BroEn.
 Duett-Hol Hol Vacation Days are Here, Albert Brown and Albert Zi.gler. M mory Gom-L,tIie B.oEn Han .s, 5onool.
 Reaitation-Ths Return, Albert Brovr
 hecisnon-rhe African Chief, Cha. Dr. ks.
 By requsst Rsv. Mr. Cole made scn vdry pleasing and appropriate remarks so lie pupils, m witch he shuwed th, iecessity of ch;ldrens close application o duty in order ;o be prepared anu d'tet fo' such avOcstioDs ID life tL al souii Dresert them elves.
 P.of W. w. Gillt tie then briefly sd- dressed the children eIpre. sing hIs de- iSht with the wy m which ,hey had oquitted th-mselyes, and that ii re- -ciej great deal of credit on tbei own ability and ,h-t of their teacher Also, expressing hiIn--lf as Seli pleased q. ske interest ID nIfstte by She parents Fith their presence.
 Oue interesting feature os the occs- sion was the Memory Gems from favor l 'e authors, recIied in concert by the class.
 In announcing the Memory Gem, en- | titled Little Brown tiauds" Mss ZirR- CT remarked that the po-m vaA written | y Mary Ii. Kront, Of Orswfordsville, 1 iodiana, ten years SEQ, when tue a1thor sss Ia her thirteenth year, sDd that iI | is the most beautiful sud exUressive l yer penred ID the Eas lish language aud should find place throughout the | lengih sni breadth of Amsricz wherever 'be dignity of labor IS recognized.
 All present joined m expressing them selves ss we'll pleased with the manner in which they were entertained.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
4 FEW OLD PEOPLE.

Rev. James Gore, colored, died near Gains boro Tenn, few days ago st the age of 100 years.
 Mir Dawson, of Marion, Ind, began riar- rying in 1882, and now, at the sgs of 75, has just married his seventh wife.
 The late Mrs. Philo Scovills was the oldest woman resident of Cleveland. She settled there in lSl6, and in thnt year was one of the chief founders of the first church there.
 Mrs Matilda Turner, 6 colored woman iv- ing in Pittsburg, is los years old She was born Q slave on a plantation in Fairfax county, Va She shows signs of Der great age, but is brisk and cheerful, and bids fair to last for several years.
 Mrs Hannah Hodgdon, of Richmond, Me, thinks she stands good chance to be a cen tenarisn. Her grandmother lived 10 be l06 years old, and she herself, though 92, has never worn glasses, sees as well as ever, does much fine sowing and is remarkably well and active.
 Peyton Wilks was born in l1gl m Bedford ,ouuty. Va, and married his wife, AnnE Wilkes, who was born in Washington -oun;y Va, in I7g7. They we're married II .Slj, and settled in Washington county, Ore. a Isfj. in Grcenville NiIkcs L. one Cf th, eus-lners of the war of 1872
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Don't.

let that nold of yours run on. You think it is a light thing. But 1t may rur into cstsrrh. Or into pneumonia. Or consumption.
 Oa,srrh is disgusting. Pneunonis is dangerous. Consumption is death it- self.
 The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of all obeiruc tons and offensive matter. Otherwise tuere IS trouble ahead.
 All the diseases of these parts. head. nose. throat, bronchial tubes and lungr. can be delightfully and entirely cured by the use of Boschse's German Syrup. If you don't know this already, thou sand sud thousands of people can tel you. They have been cured by if. and .know how it is, themselves Bottle only 70 cents. Ask any druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Mrs. Peter HOkes Money Arrived
 Safely,

Last week we noticed that Mrs. Peter Hoke, of Emmitsburg, Md, had drawn S5,0O0 in the Louisisns State Lottery, and ws give tbe following: About two weeks ago Mrs. .Hoke sent one dollar to M. A. DhuphIp. by express, for l-lOsh ticket ID the May drawing, and received ticket No. 2l 492. After she learned thnt ticket No. 2l, ,492 bad dr.wn the Second Cspi- tal Prize of S50,000 the ticket WAS sent by express to New Orleans. Just seven days after the express agent st this place left letter at Mrs Hoke's con t.iniDg a draft on 6 New York Bank for the amount, s5.0GO-Emmitsburg (Md.) Chronicle, May 26.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Notice of Forfeiture.
TUcsos. TrzK TONY er As-EarA,
 ouuty at PiTA. N, rrh 70. ise.


 ITO WARNtR PAR LHt HEIas. ADyi 'sfrafo-. or eI -cutOr snd To Annie l.. Bur reli fformeriy nrI l. Snithl her hsirs, CT tor or Es-I -Igrs.O those sh ma, cjslT.u -rtr@' VId me Ish inter cs' each ID tLs fc.irs Irg described prJreriY lou gre srehS not t' h ( | ~e eTpsrded tso hundred dollar . s7or and iu prUveneats upon the follo~1r m ming cls m;
 To | N rttain Mining Clam, located lam rry g2d. 1sS4 and recUsded on JHnuary -s lSS4. iu Book ', Escosds oi Mines. .gc 2H Sad records si' hei' 2 oft R-corders h. Pir-a tcru j.. tr xCns. it clam beinE the Grea- -e ,ill. hiniog ! istriCt ImA Coant Arizrns. he said { OO h svln. ~ sEperd ID issi and is,7, Drder to holi said clai.' 1rd the urovI ions If sec;io1 222t, RsTIss -tRsute- of ta. Ungt-d States. being he a cun requt et t0 hold he ssr for th- years sndii ilec. sl, lss6, snd Dec. Si, lss7 ana ieaa l hs' C, ntribut-d our p.rtiOns thereof Thsrstor- -si hin eO dave aft the s-rs Ice e this uctice pub Icstion. you fail Or refuse Co ntnoG ygrr proportion of such eIpendltrrss, A. C. -wLer Vi l. the Costs of .his public4t Ou, co irter ezt- iu sid clal will become tha propsft O the -ub'cri bers un Ter said etion 2SA- You prrp~rtiOn O. said sEpeIditurs- is 70 an SS-iOoths dollars each upon ssid clslm;
 DANIEL JOHNSON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
PersOnal.

Me \. H. Frohliohsiein, of Mobile, Als,, writes: take great pleasure in recommending Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption. having used it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and CG- lsrrh. It gave ne instant relief and entirrly cured me and I have not been afflicted sIace. l also beg to state that I hsve tried other remedies with DO good result. Have also used Electric Ritters and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, b ,sh ot which I can recommend. Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Oolds. Is sold on c DO .Itive eusrsntea. Trial bottles free at Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Wonderful Cures.

". D. Hoyt & Co.,, Wholesale and Re tail Druggists of Rome. Ga, say: We have been selling Dr Kings New bls- eovery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen'i Arniss Sslve for fo1r years. Have neve . handled remedies that sell as well, CT s!ve such universal satisfaction. Tbere have been some wonderful cures effect ed by these medicines ID this city. Sey- efhi cases of pronounced Consumption nave been entirely cnred by the use Of 5 lew bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov- 5gty, taken ID connection with Electro Snters. We guarantee them slwsyk. scld by Geo. Martin,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
West Point Mic cknsmss.
-'1N EN II" III : 7ss lFrou the New York HsrrIdl l

NNAO14 lAc NeN AOrk hertlu-l It's only on the rolls and iu official conversation tha. the West Poiut cadets are kuown bT their right psmes. When talking among themselves nicknames only are used. Of cOurse the custom is lndulged in by all college students, but nowhere is it 20 universal ss at West Point. The nicSnames selected invaris- ply refer to some pe,uliA-ity of the cadet, either physical or mental. For the benefit of curious outsiders and kdmIring relatives who may be ig- oorant on the subject. here are some of the names of the first class. formal and informal
 Rysn-"Psddy."
 VsncA-"V-uus."
 Hsyden-"Fresh."
 G-.iuy-"B4ldy"
 Pslmer-"Rabbi."
 Msrch-"Toushy."
 WIun-"Lepgthy." Russ-'Carri.,."
 Hsrtman-"Du1e.- Fos,er-"JessIs."
 Hedskin-"Mick."
 West.l-"SOl"
 McAudieu-"Dsd,"
 Wilson-"FlRhias."
 wIlder-"Widow."
 Harus-' LIi'le Golden Hair" Wiih: I'm Pretty" Andarsor-"Zsp" MrFarlsoS-"Afrs. Brady" Fenton-"Zsno." QIsy-"Bsbe." Ovsrtop-~Fsnuie." Builer--Cspby." PeSry--S-I."
 Hprne-"Gsner.l," LIttebrsnt-"Madsme
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
BuckIin's ATnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Bait Rheum- Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped Hands, Ohilbls,ns, CorDs, and all Skin EruP- tions, and positively cures Piles. or no pay required. Ii is guaranteed to givs perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Gee. Marlin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Notice

Flowing sold all our interes' the American Grocery House Co Y adolpn oteinfsld, we take pleasure ID thanking the public and our patrons for past fs- yors and trust they will pstronise our successor to like extent. Nr. Steinfeld has authority to collect for us.
 iv I. GoTTz1LF q Go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Fresh Every Day.

At the D. 8. Bakery, Choice Oonfeo- tionsry, Strswbernes, Cherries, Ice rresm by ihe dish. quart or gallon Come and see us. We have pies snd cakes for the ladies and candies fer tbe bsbies. Eggs fresh by the dozen 0, case, butter by the pound, roll or tub, cheese it We have from one pound 10 6 ton iust ss you vish. Come and esi bread and milk. Lunch milk by the glsss, quart or gallon. Fresh Fish. Fresb Fish, Fridays st 6. m.- every week Oranges. lemons and Hines with all otheI goods at prices to suit the times.
 Furnished dwellings, to rent
 D. & BAKERY, COnsrsss St,
 Tucsen A, F. RrLx, prep. |,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Lost and Ennnh

ca Lsmp's $. Louis Beer, PNrt @ crested iu or desiring infOruEti1n -rding same vill e"ii st Jimmie's . n7 F1shanve. l21<rt-. tor saDpli 2 sAIapips for 25-,s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
ArmOur Packing Co.
KANSAS CITT, Mo, Feb. g. 1SSS

hANsAs CITT, Mo, Feb. g, lSSS. JOSEPH DuRR, Tucson, AriE.:
 DEAR SIB:-Desiring to quote you ip accordance with the amount of your trade in the provision line. be have taken the liberty to place your name op our Jobbers' List, and will for the coming season furnish you with Jobbers' prices "CoUfidential" We believe prices quoted aad quality of gods will secure us the balk of your tsvors.
 Very truly,
 ARMOUR PACKING Go.
 Col. Durr, the grandson of DIS most generous and respectrd grandmother Eas made Ine1pIessIbly hsppy this morning by the arrival of ss fine To, of iIlroy. California roll butter as was ever turned cut of that famous creamery. IL j- fresh, sweet md choice.
 as hss also secured fine lot of Ar nOur's Kansas Cisy pickle pork, witt -pus krsut 10 make the country safe. rbis is s new Hcfic.e C and has bee D spt- 'ially prepared for fsmIly use. IhouQi ever befsre introduced ir this parke: ,t is, wherever O e5, much relIshed. Bud Fill DO doubt become a favored dish or he tables of Tursou fsmilies.
 On account of the near approach Of holiday, the Colooels grandmothei Erete 70 one of her friends on the other .ide Of ,he big fish pOrd. Bnd the result l- an invoice of Holland II ring (Melco- 1rr) ot the 1887 pack. lucy arrived ID orin- condifiou and are now waiting to b. eatea. A large lot of SanEelle. Swiss Cheese and sIl msrke. able delIcacies =ere also received. The Colonel keep every hind of cheese made, DO matter Ehs, 1t msy e. ask him for it and l. wIll b. forthcoming.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23

i Back sche. Kidney Pains and wesk ness. Snrrnes~. Smeness. Strsirs and trT Pain. Rs l. Evrn IN ONK MISU ! D Jhe 'utl ,rra Anti-PGin Pasisr. The hrsf and ny pa-n-killing Plaster. 25 cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
Sore fFn KEGa tO Ankle

skin entirely gone. Flesh . mass of diseease.
 Leg diminished one third in s,zs Conii
 tion hopeless. Cured by the Cuticurs Rsrns-
 dies
 For three ysars was a'mos, crippled with sn- awful sore leg rom my knee down to ny arkle. the si<ir va- entirely gore. sni the hezh va. one mas Of di-ea-e. Some physiciRus urouncad it incurAhe. It hhd dinin'sh about one thi -,i the siZe '.f thH~thsr and wEs in hopeless condition After trying all kinfs of remedies ard spending hundreds of dollars. from which got no relief whatever. va- rersuadsd tO try your UrICUR. NFDI s. and the result was as follow. ftAr three days noticed derided change for the better. and at the end of t~O months va, rom plete'y cared. Wy ti-sh was purified snd the bone which bad b@en exposed for ore- a yeSrl Tt sound. The ucsh began to grow. and to- day and for nearly two years past my leg is wei as ever if ws~. sou~d m every respect and DO. q sign of the disease ,O b. seen.
 !. q. AhERS. Dubois. Dodgs Co.,. Ga.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
S25.O0 Reward.

Twenty-Five dollars reward is hereby offered for the apprehension and conyIc- tion of any person mutilsting or des- troyinG any monuments, tombstones CT enclosures in the cemetsry of Tucson. By order of the Mayor and Common Council,
 CHARLRs H. METER. Msy s 1888 City Clerk, sod.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
HOW MY BACK ACHES
cATr1 Soar.

VD'S Skin and scalp pres-rved and
 on ID Sbsaatihs. ey oCTIcUBA h-r .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23

Soid every where Price. CUTIruRN. 5Oc-; SosP 25c. N vfSI T Preusrsd by the F IT
 tF--eud for T'ovto Cure kin D ssss4s |" 6l pages, 70 iliu-trations. and 100 test. .Inonials.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23

trTIdrrA the great Skin Cure and CUTIC-Rl NoAP an exquisite Skin Seautiher. externally and CrTIcua h soLvENT, the new BloO1 uri- n-r internally. gre a positive cure Tor every form of rkJn and Blood Lease frOa Pimple. to Scroiula,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23

League Clubs. Standing for the week ending essur day, June IS, 1888:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
FROM It POUs Ds TO l72 PoUNrs.

have taken several bottles of CrTICuHa Rr. SO vEST with O. ll the result l could wish for About this time last year when commencing it's Use, weighed i4 pounds, and today l weish i15 pounds.
 GEO. CAIBELL; Washington, D. C., SOTE Tho CU1ICURA TEsoLvENT is beyond all doatt the greater blood purifier ever com pounded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
THERE CAN NO LONGER BE ANY
Same Advantage S Residents

We possess unsqualled advantages in buy ing. because We deal direct with the manufsc- turers. Being of HALE'S Seven Galifor- nla Stores, we thereby obtsin advantages in values which result from buying m large quan- tties. tor 1t mutt be seen that the quantity of goods which these stores consume, in the az gregate, Is enormous