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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-22
THE QUEENS SPEECH,
DELIVERED YESTERDAY AT THE
OPENING or PARLIAMENT.
BISHARCK7s PERSONAL ORGAN
COMPLIMENTS Mr.. BAYARD
FORMATION OF THE NEW FRENCH
CABINET.
The Times Case Against Parneii Believed
to be Broken ~n-Proceedings
of Parlisment-Foreign
News aud Nofe-.

LONDON, February 2i-Parliamen'
was opened to-day The Queens speech
was read from the throne. in the pres.
ence of a large assemblage Of members OF
both Houses. In the speech the Queen
says In view of the increased expend.
itures for warlike preparations of other
nations, il Is necessary for MS TO increase
the precautions hitherto taken for the
safety Of our shores and the protection
OF our commerce. Ny relations with
foreign powers are al present friendly
but ! have no right 90 assume that this
condition Is impossible Of change
Your attention will be asked at an
early date for measures tending 10 de.
yelop the material resources of Ireland
and for amending the constitution OF
various tribunals having special iuri'dic.
tion over tho real property Of Ireland
The recent enactments made by your
honorable body for the restoring of order
and confidence in Ireland have already
been productive OF salutary results y
measure for restoring gold coinage 10 q
satisfactory condition will be submitted
to you. Measures regarding various
local subjects will also be submitted.
AMENDMENT TO THE QUEENS ADDRESS
LoNDoN, February 2l.-In the House
Of Commons this evening Nj John
Morley LiberaO, gave notice he would
move an amendment 20 the Queens adj
dress. cOndemning the administration of
the Government in Ireland.
MR.. GLADSTONE OPENS THE DEBATE.
LoNDoN. February 2i-Mr Gladstone
opened the debate in the House of Com
mons tonight IN an address in reply TO d
speech from the Throne He expressed
a hope for the early enlightenment oil
the House regarding the situation in
Samoa and Zanzibar, and indicated his
thorough and constant adherence to hi'
views ON the Irish policy.
Mr. W. II. Smith. the Government
leader, stated that the Samoan paperi
were being prepared. but as yet the Gov
ernment could express no decisive Opin
ion on the subject. lie could state tina
Germany had strongly declared that she
would not recede from any OF her en-
gagcmouts as to the rights OF Euglisl
and American residents i'm Samoa in he
conduct of the East African matter
Germany was not assuming any pOwe
not contemplated by her arrangement
with England
Mr. Ferguson, Cnder-Foreign Secre
tary, stated that the government haC
protested against the attempt Of Portuga
TO close the Zambesi lie hoped th'
samoan conference would have the hap
piest results.
Mr Chamberlaiu's mission to Americ'
had not resulted in failure. On the con
trary. the understanding reached through
his efforts had operated so well that M
English or American vessel had beer
seized since IL went into effect
The Sackyille incident had not dis
{ rbed the friendly relations between
England and the United States.
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BERLIN. February 2l.-Mr james Z
Flood, OF California, died at Heidelberg
this morning.
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THE pARNEIL coMNlssIoN.

LoNDoN. February 2l-Pigots testi-
mOny before the Parnell Commission Is
adding fresh strength 20 the side TO
which he is nominally opposed. The
Times case, judging from present APP
pearances, viii surely suffer collapse at
his hands. The court to-day adjourned
amid roars of laughter 40 the ridiculous
sQuirming OF the man 90 eXtrlcate him
self from the embarrassing position he
exhibits of working both sides and selling
out to the highest bidder for his wares.
NEW YORK, February 21.-Ihe Ersh-
ing suns London special says After
Pigot had been under cross-eXamination
for only few minutes to-day the forger
made sad exhibition Of himself lie
faltered and hesitated, and it was appar-
ent to everyone in the audience that but
for the fact that The court 0pportunely
rose. he would have entirely collapsed.
Morally and physically he is evidently a
wreck The cOncensus and opinion of
men Of all shades of political opinion is
that the Times case has already utterly
broken down.
The general feeling is that Pigot will
tomorrow either confess the forgerea
or refuse TO answer further questions
and be arrested.
LONDON, February 22.-The Daily
Neus understands that while in the wit
ness box PigOt wrote some matter IN
which he misspelled words, and that The
same words appear misspelled in Ike
manner in the alleged Parnell letters.
BIsMARcK's PAPER COMPLIMENTS Mr.
BAYARD.
BERLIN. February 2l-The North
German GageHe, Prince Bismarck or
gan, prints the report Of the proceeding.
of the Foreign Committee OF tie United
States Senate in relation to Samoa. The
Gazette especially appreciates Senator
Sherman's iudicious attitude, and de
clared that Secretary Bayard contributed
in no small degree 10 appease the puDilt
by the statements In interviews pub
lished in American newspapers.
A NEW FRENCH CABINET FORMED.
PARIS. February 2i.-Atthe request o.
President Carnot NJ Tierard has sue
ceeded in forming a Cabinet as follows
NJ. Tierard. Premier and Minister Of
Commerce; VI. Constens, Minister Of The
Interior NJ Rouyier, Minister Of III
nance NJ. Therand, Minister OF Justice
VI. Falliere, Minister OF Educationi NJ
Fayl, Minister of Agriculture; VI. Cue
zegyot, Minister Of Public Works; NJ
Freycinet, Minister Of War Admiral
James, Minister of Marine; VI. De Cou
colet. Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The ministry will assemble tomorrow
morning, and the declaration will b.
read 10 the Chamber Of Deputies On Sat
urday.
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FOR KENT.
1AK rs II -.
= ARDEN sEEDlGARDEN sEEDl!

Il ARDEN SEED GARDEN SEEDl
VI
We are JUS receiving our usual spring 'up-
ply OF FRESH and ELfABLE GNhDfn
SEED. ana invite all iu want Of Garden Sea-
OF the BEST QUA IIY 10 give usa II.
The growth Of our b slucss in this line during
the iast twelve year, evidences the superior
quality Of our seeds. ard ~e promise our pa
irons ia the future as in the past. 70 exercise
the same care which has given our seed their
deseryiogiy bi.h reputation with the public.
Country orders promp ly flied. All small
Seeds mailed face ~ charge. Large Seeds .
cents per pound postage.
EP. REEVE Il CO..
Druggists aud seedmen.
fs 2s-tf Dls est Marshall street
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Name Of tho oompany IN full. The Manhat.

Name OF the company In full, The Manhat-
tan Lite Insurance COMPANY. home or prln-
cipal Office OF -aid company, 10 broadway,
New York City. Character OF the comp ny.
whether life. accident casualty CITY cO-opera-
tfy- assOciati m, brotherhood. Two stock. or
Qny Ot her association lnsufing llfr-Life In
surance. President James VI. Nc Lean. Vice-
Presidents: Jac0b +. Halsey. let H~nfy
H. stokes. 2nd. Secretary Henry !. Wemple.
Actuary samuel y. otebOins. Orgahized
1850. commenced business; August lst. cy
Name OF the General Agent Ia Wig nla; J
Adair Peasants. Residence Of the General
Ag at 10 Virginia Richmond.
suring the year. '..',..'..,., -. s.ss7 %
THEREBY. y..'.....-., sii.07sis7 60
duriag i'iii the year. .1..',~..,. LSLsUs II
The amount ~ interest received, -
aud all other rectipfs... ...,-,,, 0lsl5f Ol
fS fSe a,tST"' - ''. ''...'....' 9s070l 50
The amount Of lOssoa uupaid...... l6gO2y "
Tho amount Of expenses -. ..... a7T,T70 81
70 forcS.'. ,'e .-..'.,'. ''' " 1881 90
Tue amount or Liabilities or risks
here0n. aud all other liabiI-
ties s,oDf,l1o %
s,y-o' a. a"o'''' ..,'..''f..'...'.' ~ 10000 W
We yested. 49,. 80. u.AaOls "
Real estate...... e a2,8s IS
/ B nds aud mortgages. 3,11O12 -
Temporary lOans...... fltohhZ 80
7 Prem. notes ........... WoSS ~
Bonds and stOoks...... 2,u43 800
Cash ..sts...... ...+..t. lH.ht %
/ Int due and accrue T.. llb,OH "a
/ prems. due and defer .
| red. ..ssst.s.ss..ts k1c,uEl W - -.
] Amount Of dividends. ..-... R5D.l5l 80
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AIOnE cAnNEr oOssrP.

The news from Washington tonight
10 the effect that adyices received there
make il safe TO say that Congressman
Thomas viii not be in tne new Cabinet.
has had a tendency TO strengthen the
Swift boom among the Cabinet gossipers
here. The situation is such, however
that one so disposed could pick up new
Cabinet list hourly. Matters were very
Quiet at The Harrison home to-day, the
time of tho family being devoted to
packing up.
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AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN AND
COUNTY IN THE STATE.
fe2O.e5,mhLli,ls.5

Published hy Authority Of the Auditor OF
Pubic Accounts Of tho Commonwealth OF
Virginia.
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CHAS. 2. WINSTON & co,
70 ret Nos S9i and - Man Il eet.
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CABLEFLAsuEs.

LoSDoN, February 2l.-The opening
Of Parliament to-day was the quletesI
affair of It's kind ever recorded. In fact
Parliament for the time being is totally
eclipsed by the Parnell commission.
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RICHMOND. VA. February 4. 1889.
ITO THE PUBLlC-TAkE NOTICE
i that nave his day app inted Nr. 'cAAO
~ general dealer In Agricult1ral Impisni, nts.
WAGONS. &C. at l5ss east Maln street, heh-
mont, Va. CHARLES 4. NJ I'm
fel9-2w
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DROAD.srREEr OPERA HOUSE,

DROAD-STREET OPERA HOUSE.
ID une week, cOmmsnClng - ID Y. FED'
kCARY Is, l-eJ Matiucs cNery day a. Z31 y.
NJ. fsery night Il y. tNR'gem nt eXiraor-
dinary Of the youug anon, AN aci or, Mr.
s,MCE j. WiiEELEh, u der the manage
mont of Frank Is Car in b.. T. 6uOdrl, rs ro-
IA utlc. realistic hI rider crami. iLLll
ADAMS. tho Hunter OF the -ierm Neyada.
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday Naiine"
ana Night. and N NTE. or a Double tie,
Ihursdty. Friday and saturday, " tinee add
Night, supported hy bis carefully selected
dramatic company. introducing irihe of ln-
dtans. elegant scenic effects, rtrung dramatic
situations and his tiaincl Ind % pnnt, Gin.
ger Blue. Grand street para o. Monday at II
A. VI. Prices as usual. Reserved seats on sale
az the Opera House. ieliIt
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The INAUGURAL TRAIN.
About Twenty Passengers BESIDES Mr.. aud
Mrs Harrison,

INDIANAPOIIs, ND, February u
The party which will leave here on the
special train Of the President-elect on
Monday afternoon next will number
about twenty persons besides General
and Mrs. Harrison. There will be Mr..
and Mrs. Mckee, their two children and
nurse. Mr.. and Mrs Russell Harrison,
Mrs. Harrisons sister, Mrs Scott Lord
Private Secretary Halford, Stenographer
Tibbits and wife and several specially
invited guests II is understood that
Mr. ". II. II. Miller will also be of the
Marty
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ANI>EN HNT>.
--~---~s-~-~---~----,-H-r ~ ~>r--~.r.-r~---~~~--~
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
BERGER * Lessces and Managers.
FRIDAY ard SA1URIAY FEB. 22D and I'D
with Saturday Matinee.
The orgilal and only
UUI "a ; I AUEIt0
MAGNIFICENT
AINL TDrT =

Direct from their p rmanent " nstrel Thea
ire, New Yor where hi- gro company Of
5 insis and vocal Sis IA, e p.ayed con 'inuous-
IS for three years.
Tickefs ow on sa0 Next attraction, f.b-
r airy 9th, g0tu, Zsth. 2sth, THE PAY
MAS En." 10 -U.S. 5 DC
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
T-NION CENTRAL LIFE INotf
u ANCE COMPANY.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THg FISCAL
YEAR ENDING THE Slsr DAY OF De
Ti0N OF THE uNioS CENTRAL ! IfE
INSURANCE COMPANY, ORGANIZER
UNDER THE LAWS or 1HE STATE OF
ONO. MADE TO THE AUDI TOR OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR The COMMON
THE CODE OF VIRGINIA. CHAPrEh 80
SECTIONS 1870 ANp 1888, RtGL LAIlNG
THE REPEATS OF INSURANCE COMPA
MES
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Wants, Marriage and
Death Notices, not exceed.
ing eight lines, 2J cents for
each insertion.


WANTED.-BEiNG DESTROYS OF
w eiyinx our entire time ard attention q
our Liquor Department, wo nler FOX cALb
/ the Stuck and FIXTURES OF our corner
store. Ninth md Main .treof. now occupied a.
soda aud Min raj Water depot and q. ar
store. oar soda apparatus. tho Nan ~ is
the location. being the hc-t in the cify. iswaH
adapted % tho above bus ness. or would be
well suited for frui AMI cOnfeciionarios or
prescrlpt on drug store. For terms aud
iuriher particulars address
CHAS. p. WINSTON & co,
70 S2t Nos. SDj and 80 Man u eet.
yVANlED.-THE PERSON VINO .ToLH
w aguitar from No. DO th iir-t street 20
return f, and receive reward. No questions
asked. fexl-lte
\krANTED.-A LARGE FLOOR
w space for lisht manufacturing "G.."
Carrier No 5. iols-Sts
WANTED. A GIRL TO NURSE.
w White preferred. DR. bryce. 100
north sccor street. fe eO-it-
XlYANT EVERYBODY 10 SEND IN
w THEIR NAMES 10 THE TIMts AS
subscribers ~ postal eafd or telephone, and
the carriers viii deliver 70 at your house for ~
conts per week
WANTED Two GENTLEMEN
w boar+ers for nice room; goo locality
and convenient 10 business and al the place
OF amusement Address Y. care DAILY
IINEs, ia.0 u
\s1ANTED. 49, EVERYBODY TO
w know that tho Rest Twenty G,e Cent.
Meal IN the city can be had NJ HudsOn's Res
taurant, nos. Ia aud 10 North seventeenth
street. ielo-u
WANTED. A SERVANT WHO
w will make herself useful genonlly.
Must wash ani nOu. Small family, work
easy, and a good home. Gera an preferred.
Apply az No. li0i west Clay street 'feSl
"A ANTED.-ANY INFORMATION
W OF one JOE PECHuAM, supposed 20
be 70 Rich ood' ~i q feapft1y ~, ,SSe'''a
felo. ''''
A'ANrED-TEN BOYS BETWEEN
w tie ages Of r. and Is 20 deliver tho
DAILY TRANSCRIPT" Apply SO J. Bolton
Gainos. business managcr Vl2 capitol street,
city. between the hOuls Ol and 10 \. VI ana 1
70 6P. VI. ie2l 81
w XANTFD-BY 4 YOUNG NAN
w VINO can furnish the hest OF tesu-
monials. a situation a- 80 IA KEEPER or
connection with ome wholesale Sroters, dfy
z, DDS or tobacco house TIE latfer business
he thoroughly understands. frcicrs 10 live I'm
Richmond. bu will accept position sro-
where. Address. j..
fe5 ,oes Box II. Re- dersou. Nc.
"A ANTED POSITION OF NE
" kind bY young civil Engineer and sur
yeyor IN ngncor'e. -ur.ey'rs or Land
Agents f,r. Five years in eminent tlyi
Engineers Nice u Enghnd. % Dn Is
man. Und D. tands Boo, cpi Address
Eng NEEk." TINES" omce. ja aSi-u
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RICHMOND VA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

NAL Of the Constitution Of the United
States, the Senate, at 6.4J adjourned.
UorsF
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Name Of the company In full-USfoN CEN
TRAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY.
II me or principal otfico OF said company
CINCINNATI. ONO.
Character ~ the company whether life. ac'
cidcnt. casualty city cooperative association,
brotherhood. live sock, or any other associa-
ton insuring life-LIPE INSURANCE..
President -JOHS DAVIS.
We -President-JOHN M PArrrsOy.
Secretary-E. p. MARSHALL.
Ircasuref-J. K CLARK.
Organized and ineOrpOnted-l3f.
Commenced Dusiness-is5T
Name OF The general sgent IA Vlrgfnis-
WILLIAM n. VALENTINE.
Residence OF the general agent IN Virginia
RICHMOND.
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Tor SALE. ~ CAk-LOTS. FROM
/ my Timn 0Otiol factory. bLSf kim
DRIED SYCAMORE lt NBtkand tobA'oo
Il n of manu- acturcrS AMI bot makers
specially salei o. this nOflre X. II. VIII =
lock l0ffce with harwUOd s 10 - hiya-
teenth r ttrN -, q. tc-lf eodot
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NOT APPROVED

The President to-day returned, with
out approval, the bill for the relief OF
settlers on the Des Moines river land.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
declared a fourth dividend OF 20 per cent.
In favor of the creditors Of the National
hank OF Sumter, ). G., which failed
April %. 1887 This makes in all 100
per cent. on claims amounting to.s'o,-
pQQ
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A ANrED POSITION OF 5 NE
" kind bY young Civil Engineer and sur
yeyOr IN ngncDr'-. -urtcyffs or Lana
Agents flee. Five years im eminent tlYli
Engineers Nice ENGLAND. g. % Ora Is
man. Und D. tands Bunl X cpl < Address
ENG NEEk." "IiNFs" oHce. is Sl-u
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-11
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE FARMER.

The summer wind is sniffun' round the bloomin'
locus trees
And the clover in the pastur is big day for the
bees
And they been a-swingin' honey aboveboard and
on the sly
Till they stutter In their Ouzzin' and stagger as
they dy
They's been heapo' rain but the sun S out today,
And the clouds of the wetspeIl is all cleared away
And the woods is all the greeneT and the grass is
greener still;
II may rain again to-morry but don't think it
will
drownded out,
And propha-sy the wheat will be a failure without
doubt;
But the kind Providence that has never failed
yet
win be on hands onc't more at the 'leventh hour
bet
Does the nedder lark complain. as he swings
high and dry.
Through the waves Of the wind and the blue of
the skyH
Does the quail set up and whistle in a disappointed
way.
Er hang his head In silence and sorrow all the dayH
Ds the chpmuck's health failureS Does he walk.
or does he rum
Don't the buzzards around up there. just like
they've allus donel
Is they anything the matter with the ROSTERS
lungs or voice?
Ort mortal be complainin'. when dumb animals
reioiceH
Then let us, one and all. be contented with our lot;
The June is here this morning and the sun is
shining hot.
Oh let US fll our hearts with the glory Of the day
And Danish evry doubt and care and sorrow far
away
Whatever be our station. with Providence for
guide,
Such fine circumstances ort to make us satisfied;
For the world is full of roses, and the full Of
dew.
And the dew is full Of heavenly love that drips for
me and you
james Whtcomb Riley
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-11

In the Dakotan vocabulary there are
two words ''rustler" and ''boom, which
occur with marked frequency in every
conversation The rustler is the direct
product of blizzard He moves with
quick restless force. He does not rest
for sleep or food He knows no weari-
ness of the flesh. He has no doubts or
fears. He believes and he is an inspirer
of faith He will build hotel of 300
rooms or street motor railway on the
blank prairie and wait for a town to
grow up around it. The town always
comes if he be genuine rustler
You can't tell him by his looks nor the
cut of his clothes. His grammar is often
added and he makes bib of his napkin
at the table But when he turns himself
loose upon project with money in it
the project projects. 1t looms. 1t yawns.
He keeps it ever in the way of your eyes
and before you know it you begin to see
rainbows around it.
He cares nothing for money after it is
made. Ask and it is given you. Tell
him tale of woe and out comes his
purse. He would molder in week be-
hind desk or in a counting room. He
isalways on the lope. Today he is getting
options on corner lots in Pierre. To-
morrow he is building mills at Yankton.
Then he is off to st. Paul bulldozing Jim"
Hill for more railroads, or off to New
York placing the stock of new loan
and trust company. He is interested in
everything He lets no enterprise es-
cape him. They'll all pay, he says, or
all ''bust There is no middle line out
here.-Cor. New York Tribune.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-11
Friendly Advice.

came across a trio of reminiscent
managers the other night just in time to
hear the following, which the narrator,
Ben Stern, of the Carleton company. says
he has never seen in print:
ANDY McKaye was managing The
Seven Ravens when they got stranded
in Chicago He didn't lose his appetite
over the event, however, and he sat in a
restaurant eating one night when Vain
rata, the rope walker. who was one Of
the company, came in in great distress
and asked McKaye how on earth he was
to get back to New York 1t was the
first time he was ever stuck in this way
and he couldn't stay in Chicago and
starve
We'll, there's nothing to keep you
from going back to New York, said Nc
Kaye; the company's broken up and the
way is open.
"'But, great heavens / haven't cent?
"'Now. look here, said McKaye;
aren't you the greatest wire walker in
American
"'Of COURSE Wainratta said.
"'Well. there are wires all the way
from here to New York I'd advise you,
by the way. to travel at night; the tele-
graph company charges only half rates
then. Philadelphia Press.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-11
Didn't Have a Ticket.

A funny incident happened recently
on the Providence division of the Old
Colony railroad. A large, raw boned
good natured man entered the car as the
train held up at the Roxbury station.
The car was crowded, and people we're
standing. The new conner stopped sud-
denly beside seat which was occupied
by young lady. who was buried in
novel. and beside her reposed pet pug
dog. The other passengers had stood
from Boston to this point without pro-
testing, but the latest arrival took in the
situation at glance, and said mildly:
~ woulds like to sit down, if you
please"
The young woman looked up dreamily
from the book, and replied. with dignity:
1.-THE seat Is engaged"
"By the dog9"
eyes"
"Has the dog ticket"
No answer.
''Oh, I'm sorry he hasn't ticket. be-
cause I'll have to bounce him off the
train"
And without a moments hesitation
the dog was lifted by the nape OF the
neck to the window and dropped to the
ground, and the vacant seat was taken
by the stranger.
The young woman was paralyzed for
q moment.
The train was only moving slowly as
it left Roxbury, and the pug was not
harmed, scampering off for dear life. His
mistress, as soon as she grasped the situa-
ton. screamed to the approaching con-
ductor to stop the engine SO that she might
recover her pet. The conductor was soon
informed as to the cause of the sensa-
ton. and quietly told the young woman
that she might get off at the next station
if she wished to and hunt for the dog.
She did SO. to the delight of the crowded
car.-Boston Cor. New York Tribune.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-11
For Winter Visitors.

A good house to rent for the winter.
T Ro stories, six rooms dining room 2Ox
IL feet; kitchen, pantry, wash room and
servants room attached. Location
high, dry and healthy, one-third of a
mile from j., T. & K. w. R'y depot,
steamer landing, store and postofice at
Beresford, three miles from Del and, the
county seat. For particulars address,
DAVID A. FELT,
If Beresford, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-11
Discharge Notice.

Notice is hereby given that six months after the
date hereof will apply to the Hon. Isaac Stone,
County Judge of Vousia county, at his Office at
the court-housein DeLand for my final discharge
and settlement of my accounts as administrator
of the estate of Levi A. Crabtree, deceased.
A. s. MUNS0N,
Administrator estate Levi A. Crabtree
April II, 1899.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-02-14

tBThere are number of reasons why
farming has become Improbable. Of course
the farmer who has paid big price for his
land can't make profit on the money invest
ed at the present price of the commodities he
produces. In competition with the West
there would be no money in grain for an
Eastern farmer even if his land had cost him
nothing His calling is made additionally
improbable by the circumstances that he
gets the lowest prices for what he sells and is
compelled to pay the highest prices for what
he buys. His expenses for necessaries are
regulated by tariff. They are kept up by
artificial means. He is compelled to pay high
prices so that interests in which he is not in
terested, and in whose profits he does not
share, may be maintained. But when he sells
he finds that he has not only the West but all
the world to compete with. The home mar
ket fails to give him better prices than are Of
fered for his products in Liverpool. Under
the circumstances is it any wonder thet the
farmers, with all their economy and toll, find
their expenses leave no margin for profit, and
that many of them are going to the wall. Isn't
it more wonderful that 80 large number of
them were persuaded into supporting tariff
policy which enlarges their expenses without
increasing the price of the products they have
to sell