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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

According TO the real estAls usnsfeH
published 10 smother column Hon. j. 'nap-
chester Haynes paid slb. 900 for the undi.
vided half interest in the Granite Hall
property which he recently purchased ON
Mr.. Joseph A. Hcman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Ths youth in the three cjsies and eur.
rouuding country sppes, to b. enjoying
good time iu their friendly strife fef shs
tickets which srs to obtain the tbirtS sIsbt
prizes ~ promised IN the LAST iilusessisd
supplement. thousand, Of these ucksh are
bsing given out sai We trust all the cI'il,
dren viii be alive to their golden oppcstsn
i!y for . valuable Christmas present. Tssn-
ty.uins firms are giving these tickets with
eyeYy purchase, 40 Ms
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

No notice whatever VIII be taken Of IN
st,nsd ootunninieations All such win be put
pto the wasse basket unread.
THE JOURNAL cAssoT BIZ HyLp REsPos-
s,HLE yok THE PRESERVATION OR krTUE.i
ur REJECTED cONNrsIcATIoss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The water 10 below the TOP Of the dam.
The ground wood pulp mill shut down yes,
teIdsy. Not very merry Christina, out,
look. Itis to be hoped that The January
tiaw will come early and be . long one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Music stool and holder combined, 10 The
latest Of the many Inventions Of the fertile
mind Of Captain J. +. Chase. This orna-
mental and useful article Of furniture msy
be found at Sturgis' furniture store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22


Happy White msds bis sppssrance 10 th'
city again Saturday nigh. In his nsual non.
di,iop--dfunk. He sas arrss.sd, end yss'
terday vas brousb. up for tf.sL Hs
received . tentencs Of 20 days. The
mltsimus was made out. and The oB ~
ready to remove Happy 70 Msj. etsvss"
stone mansion, when he proposed com
promise. Happy bld the juag, tbat II be
vss allowed to 20 free he would not be seen
on the streets ef this city until March I'd,
1s92-:h he mex. psnsion dsy--.ts mitiims'
to be enforced II lis shsu,.t ss caught
drunk or sober. " vas sccortipslJ 70
leased end st once departed fos psri' ua'
knowo.
Fish ard G,ms Conn 'ssionefs Stanley
aad stilistIl we're a the ConY n yuss 10"
night. Tney ere hero for tie purpose o.
se,tlIcg up tbeis yesfs work. They ~
that they got . large number iof esc
though at one time II was feared that los
water would trouble them, In makios shs
collection. They got between seven Gd
eight bu7dfed thousand salmon eFss. Tbs
mont sags hich thsy secured ibis year s's
bftter than for some tims. Those shlcb
came from Belfast, saoss 100000, ase
from the dnsss troai that the c,mmississ-
sss have seeu in the State. Abous she ssms
number ef eggs vrfe ecsivtd ffon Aussm
The trJst u Bsliast would weigh htm 70
10 lbs. being ,asser ttsn .sb, Rs7selsy o'''
Mt. Stanley says be snds the DER vsV
plenty In AL parts Of The State. III ssss
Zoe buck come out right 10 the vicinity Of
The village Of Dxdsid only tbs otbsf dsy.
The commissioners intend that there shsh
be vary little trus. hunting Of thess sninsb
he present winter. TIE, believe thsfs y
better feeling with regard 70 sscs slaushssf
II the snimals ard they are quite veil pre-
pared 10 enfo, rs the lav.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

In the second tsisl Of the case OF Johu
Cahill. sgsd 6. for injuries received from
the alleged careless management Of
Al electric car at Boston, the Jury Monday
awarded the plaintiff $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The State committee Of the Peoples
party had meeting ss the Cosy Heuss let
evening. Among those In stsendssos vsfs
D. W. Smith Of Lewiston, q. 8. Hobbs of
Rcckland, d. G.. Richards Of Ws1ssvills.
d. II. Thing Of MI. Vernon, I.'R Clark ef
Bangor and y. Y. Turner Of Auburn. Tbs
meeting WAS Tor the discussion Of tbs com
ing campaign, and plan Of the routa yheh
1t 10 intended Gen. Harper Of Lswistcn
shall take in series Of public sddfssse''
Ths plan conismpls,es tbst he shsll begin
the 18th cs Janus.y and continue ths work
for about 80 days. 1855 -'e -tii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Tps DAILY RgssEBEc JoUEsAL MAY
sE FOUND OK SALE AT The WAsHIsGIos
EKgs EXCHANGE. WARRINGTON, ID. Z.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The Tyrone Bank, 3 private institution,
failed to open ito doors At Altoona. Pa
Monday. The bank has always been re-
gard I'd as sound. Assets and liabilities are
nos known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

When You want the best mctli-
cine ever made, use DhNA's SAR'
sAPARiLLA. 1t will cure vou.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

We should as soon go without matches in
the house, as Johnson's Anodyne Lioiment,
for Group dpc2l6& rfoirm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

BY some means the name Of +. A. Jack.
son was given instead Of Il. &. Packard ~
editor Of the Winthrop Banner. ~ being
present at the Kshnebec Valley Pfem Cab
meeting at Hotel North, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

DASNs StRsAPARILLA is gIIaran-
,cc;i to absolutely cure disease.
and it does il too.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The schools in town are all closed til
after the holidays II. M. Leighton
left town for Boston. Tuesday. His wifi
and son accompany him II. Crsuder
is on business trip to New York.-P. B
Peterson and daughter returned from Bos
ton last week.-very good shedding hers
now, the first this winter.-The Sunday
school will have a Christmas tree in TIL
church, also concert.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Frank X. Lsngdsie, dealer ia rotions q.
Nsw Haven, CoAn., assignee Monday morn
ing Liabilities $1,000; assets $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Rev. Andrew Chase Of Sebec, son of
Hon. A. J. Chase, has received q call TO
preach from the Congregational church of
Foxcroft.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

~ Whist more psefai or seespsass
pis.~ns could you msks Jour wife. dsuseef
Of sisier taan NAsicrat Gaymsst Csssef
decl9ti
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The Psyson Tucker Hose Co, Winthrops
will give a concert and bsli TnuTsday even
log, Dec. "a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

MI Bend. circular bsping and planife
in sns best possible ihsonss st Hifap Claes
8 Co.. eat end q. y. bridge, Ausas.s -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The club Of young men who ha We taken
the large room that was formerly occupied
- the Republican headquarters in Granite
bank building, viii soon be ready 70 oeospy
Il for club purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Capt. Law, the coastwise missionary
who has done so much good work in
Maine's lonely scagirt hslniets having no
religious Influences TIL ne came is a very
sensible fellow. lie deprccates the
schene OF enthusiast TO buy a steamboat
for him. as the expense 't running it
would be too great. and only asks them
TO repair his sailing yacht.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Cards Of thanks and revolutions Of 49,
VIII b charged At The rata Of ton csnn ! ~
AL advertising announcements Of eatw,al,.
msrn whose object Is the raising Of ue,av
will b charged at The rate Of Afteen css,s !
line.
Hereafter advertising matter. news fer..
VIM be excluded from our local columns. a..
ccps such as refcrs 10 advertisers occup,lu.
space In our advertising columns, and wfl l.
rua under . separate head on the iecal pseu,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Charles Emery has opened restaurant
in the store recently vacated by T. +. Man.
tor on the corner Of Main and Mill street -
J. +. wiibee, who has been con fined to the
house for the past ten days with eompli
cation OF diseases, is again able to take hi'
old place 90 bookkeepsr Ia the store oi
Weston & Emery, which position he ha'
occupied for the past seveu years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Ipdigestion. Miserable Take BEEcuAM'
Pills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Picksfel are biting aaely. Mr.. Hen
Crsss pulled Is handsome specimens from
Dun pond. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The young people have decided TO hav.
. private afternoon dance in tinion Hall.
Chfistmas afternoon. Pallen's orchestra
will fuinish the music.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

For thu accomms dstion Of the public the
windows Of the post office will remain open
for the receipt and delivery Of nail until
Q o'clock evsniags until Christmas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22
STATE NEWS.

A1H-o S9ess
AlsIoH.
TIE post efscs and stess owned By C. A.
Dssfe, VS. bYoken inte between Sas-
urdsy night srd Eundsy nosniss. enssans .
vas made BY psyins open the doors 9TH
ehisels. Somewhere ffpm $50 % s75 vae
taken bssides fosds snd stamp. They leh
tteir old shces md ssockings, also the CHS
els they nsed to gsin m ertrsrcs with
Ellen Martin ffcsised SIS 90 Isss Tuesday
| nisht ss the donation. Is vss very stormy
ard bat fsv VIE o7t Re uosn Sseafs hsd
. shock last week causing psrsiyiis OF hss
throst srd side, bu: 10 slowly & .ssi5s ost;ff.
Rev. A. Il. Marin prsschss bis farewell
sermon nex. Ssrtsy the 2s.h. He has essn
here three yesfs ard By bis cossissent Ifs
sad teachings hes sadssfsd Einself 70
many. He i, an aba preacher srd the
church mfets With less 10 lssisg hin g..
SIDNEY.
The JobgsAL 10 Informed that Al error
occurred in tts revs eo5unn fsst week in
regard % the ssYio1s ilIness Of ore Of is
esteemed cisizens, Mr.. A. S. Davenport.
The item VS. Inserted upon vh1s vas
deemed trustworthy infsrnsiisn, Gu. We
have since lsarned cur Informant was in
error, and We most gladly mske this cor-
rectioa - We aim to 90 justice 10 81! psi-
| sons. We are happy 20 lesrn that Mr.
Davenport 10 In bis asusl health.
CaIxA.
Cyranius K Evans died very suddenly Of
| hesr. ssiiufe after Dsssf illness Dscs % be,
i.h st rhe sga of 70 years snd six menshs
| He lived on the farm where he died IS yexrs
| sad vas 3 very successful snd energetic
farmer. He was grestiy interested Ia
t.mpersncs And was subscriber TO the
kennebec JouEsAL for yesss. he lesve,
widow and two sons. W. A. Evsns, agent
| Of Faulkner Wosien Mills, North Billerica,
| Mas J.C.E Evans, superintendent Of Worth
Vasssiboso Wooien Mills and two dAugh-
ters, Mrs. II B. Burnhsm Of Maiden, Mass,
and Mrs. G. II. Dunham who resides or
tls home farm.
| WEEks' MiLLs.
Mr.. franklin Psrcivsl had . valuable
coz die this morning. lie refused ff'y
dollars for her last vesk.--Mr. Chester
Clark has shod shout sixty horses 10 four
dsys.-Mrs. Mary Gray hss goae TO Read
o ia for the winter.
EAsr vAssALEoRo.
Both the Methodist and Baptist churches
are busiiy engaged in making preparations
| for Christmas eve. The Methods. viii
have the csntats, "a bundle Of sticks" and
tree the Baptist will have q tree With
| snzir z, recitations, e.c---Is seems to be
very generally believed in this vicinity thsi
| Gov. Burleiah 10 the man in the NEXT dis
s7ict convention, and tina; be will win IS h.
has before on his own merits s.-No clue a.
| vet to the thieves who broke into tie store
Of John Dougherty las. Monday night
Everybody has been enjoying the elegant
| sleighing Of the last few dsys.-Rsv. ]. L.
Folsom preached & very interesting Christ.
| m. sermon last Sunday.
Somerset,
MADISON.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The latest rredictien No ics In tAs rive,
fouY weeks tron today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Mrs. W. L. Thompson and son Of Bsuss-
wick are visiting at the home Of Mr.,
Thomr sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JIM.
Gross Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The Republican journal enters upon
its 9Th year next month. aud is tc sig
ualize that achievement by en- arglng its
form to an eight page, scven-columu
psper. with a new dress of type to print
It from and new press and folding
machine to do it with. These are some
OF the changes that the publishers an
nounce in the way of Improvement !
though it is hard to sec how the Jour
nal can be improved either in a liter ary
or mpfsha nicRl waV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

.Agnss N. Howard adysrtises In another
column oil paintings on fabrics u he ~.
loy, Of the Cory House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The new library building at Northeast
Harbor has q mammoth stone fireplace,
desigaed by Mr.. Fred savage and con
s,ructed by the Graves Brothers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Those In quest Of good Christina din.
nef sholld rsad the vertissusnt Il 0ec.
ID. Hsskeil In another column.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22
lccal gNattcrs.

SIeI&hlnG ho0ut toWhi u NIL nl Vu1nltly.
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What = day FOR Christmas shopping :.
Non ay,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

Don't forget the homo made candy sals
and socisble at the Congregational chapel
tbis evening. Admission frss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

watervlle Mail; By the courtesy Of
Hon J. II. Drummond, the library of
Colby has for many years received re-
ports Of the various Masonic bodies of
Maine, and OF the Grand Lo3gc OF Mas
sachusetts. These are arranged with
Prof Hslls usual accuracy and care and
embrace a full set OF the proceedings OF
the Supreme Council, OF which no Ma
sonic body. or other library in Maine
has complete set.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-12-22

The young ladies of the Shakespeare
Society In Eocklsnd. are bound to make
great success of a canvas Of the city
for the public library. When it comes
To lending hand we don't see how it
can be any more etfectually done than
by thirty.eight young ladies in coriunc-
ton,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
Irish Landlords In Famine Time.

It is not understood how desperate the
position of the Irish landlords was in lS45
Really half of them were ruined. There
deduct the charges on the revenues, the
annuities, dover charges, marriage por-
tions, interest on debts, and the remnant
will cut shabby figure.
Sometimes gentleman with n nomina
rent roll of ten thousand q year had hardly
two thousand. Yet he must support the
position of the man with ten. Inevitably
estates of this kind grew more and more
encumbered. Half the apparent rapacity
of the landlords is due to the frightful dis.
proportion between their revenues and
their state. When the famine came many
landlords gave up the struggle. Having
long paid the bulk of their income as in.
terest to their creditors, now, there being
no rents, they had nothing left to pay The
creditors seized on the rent roll, since at
that period they could not sell the land
All over Ireland there were landlords
who had no more word in the management
of their reputed estates than the poorest
cotter. A report of the period tells of one
barony where "every one of the landlords
from Mr.. -, who is in possession OF
100000 acres, to the lowest Of them-waS
involved, lived on an allowance, and had
his estate managed by the agency, so that
the poor were placed between a landlord
who was unable to give them any assist
ance and the agent who had no interest in
giving them any.-Octave Thanet In Cent
ury
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
GREATER PUBLICITY DEMANDED.

The house committee on printing
has decided to report favorably two
bills aiming at greater publicity et
state and county legislation. One
of the bills, by Rep. Gambee, pro-
vides for printing session laws in
pamphlet form by the state printer
ana distributing to the voters of each
county. Thus will all the new state
laws be laid before the citizens.
This is of especial value, as very i'm
portant new laws are being enacted
as the new tax law, the Australian
ballot law, and others. The other
bill provides for publishing the pro-
ceedings and claims allowed by the
county court in county newspapers
This aims at a great reform, as the
taxpayers will be made aware of
what becomes Of the county funds in
detail. These are measures that will
tend to the greater publicity of mat
tiers on which the taxpayers are kept
in the dark.
TIE county printing bill is just
one. 1t avoids all monopolistic fea-
lures, and fully protects the rights
of every publisher, regardless Of poi
itics.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
INTIMIDATION FAILs-B RIBERY
THE LAST RESORT TO DEFEAT
THE LAW

A number of senators have said
they will recede from th, Simon
amendments, if the conference COM
mittee cannot agree. This would
force a majority and save the Aus.
trallau ballot law from defamation
in the interests of bossism. But these
senators may not be given opportun-
ity to change their vote and save the
measure. The policy of Simon is to
delay and defeat consideration. The
house members, who are unalterably
opposed to agreement with the sen
ate amendments, so far have not
been able to have conference with
the Two senators in charge. One
representative has been threatened
with defeat of two measures that
have already passed the house. But
he is proof to all intimidations. He
says his constituents, without dis
tinction of party, demand the Aus
tralian ballot law unamended. II
he has to advance the money out OF
his own pocket, in case the senate
kills his appropriations, he will do so
rather than yield hairs breadth to
the insolent dictatorship that seeks
to coerce the house, and the whole
state inte compliance with his de-
mands. Joseph Simon has under
taken Il big job in trying to oppose
the judgment of ali the voters OF
Oregon. He must be defeated OF
this state may us well be declared a
tyranny, with a self-appointed pollti-
cal tyrant, and it will only be q
race between our public men as to
who can crawl upon his belly the
farthest and eat dirt fastest in order
to receive favors. Simon is prac-
ticaly defeated now if those who
are not his tools stand firm. His
threats aud insinuations have and
will fail. Bribery is his only and
last resort and no onecan doubt that
bribery will be resorted to if neces-
sary.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
STATE NOTES.

Parties from up country say that
this little cold snap, coming on the
heels of all the warm weather we've
been having, has checked vegetation
and injured fruit in the willamette.
The silver lining to that cloud is
that the producers will get bigger
price for what escapes the ravages
Of Jack Frost.
The business transacted at tie
Burns Land Office for the year 1890
is as follows. Homestead entries,
ll3; final homesteads, Y; pre-emp-
ton declaratory statements, l44;tim-
ber cultures, 50; original desert en-
tries, 10; cash entries, l46.
Baker City Democrat: From a
gentleman who has just come over
from PendletOn, we learn that the
grand jury, now in session at that
place, has found indictments against
several parties in Milton, as being
implicated IN the recent Chinese
troubles at that place and that war
rants were issued and placed in the
hands of The sheriff for service.
Business men Of Albany are very
seriously considering how much the
business Interests Of Albany may be
injured by the division of the coun-
ty. 1t would be well to look into
the future q lit e.-A!banyDemocrat
There is saloon excitement in
Pendleton. The police are arresting
liquor dealers in that city for selling
liquor to mino,s, md he court is
imposing fines, Tie East Ore
gonian has incitei this raid, and
the saloon men have vowed 20 boy
colt that paPer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
PARAGRAPHS.

lanes Davis, a wealthy stockman
frorn CHEYENNE, while in Chicago
with a load of cattle, was held up
on Tuesday in the stockyards and
relieved of $780,
Ten thousand shoemakers in vi
anna have gone on strike for an
increase of wages
In Seattle on Tuesday three roughs
bustled DR.. Van Ernst, keeper Of a
dime museum, as he was stepping
on the cars, and robbed him of $3.50.
Two more ballots for senator
were taken in South Dakota, on
Tuesday, without result.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
A Hater of Babes.

Undoubtedly malevolent was the answer
given to a fond father, who demanded of a
cynical friend whether the baby then in
process of exhibition did not resemble its
delighted parent.
"Ye-es," said the critic, shaking his head
with gloomy countenance, "he's like you,
certainly. But"-more hopefully after a
pause-"you know he may grow out OF II
in timer Surely it must have been some
relation Of this candid misanthrope who
wrote "Herod" under the heading Of
"FaEorite Character in History" In q
lady's confession album.-All the Year
Round
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04

Cold and moisture affects the organs, and
The processes are apt 10 be more tardlly
performed. he same is true of he eXcre.
tory tuL ctiOnS. The bowels are often slug
ish, and he pores Ofthe skin throw or but
little waste matter at this season. The Sys
tenn needs opening up, and purifying and
regulating, and the best tonic and alter
atiVe that can he used for that purpose il
HO,teLters stomach Bit erS. Persons who
wish to escape the rheumatic Lwinge
the dyspeptic agOnlCS, the p iniul
disturbances of the bowels, the bilious
attacks, and the nervous VlsitatiOns, so
common at this time of the year, will do
will to reinforce their system with this re
nowned vegetable stomach and inVigurt-
tor. 1t improves the appetite and reno
Yates the whole physique.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04

Don't forget the concert at the
University chapel next Saturday
evening given by the Salem Jubilee
Singers. The comic solo and chorus
"Auld Lang Syne" will more than
please you. The pieces are all new
and no pains are being spared in
their preparation. Miss Harris will
also render several of her fine selec-
tions. Don't fail to hear the singers.
Secure tickets ut f. ;. DearbOrn's,
or at Cox & Brooks drugs ore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
School Tax List,

The school taxes of district No. "a
in Marion county are now due and
payable at the clerks Office in No.
1853 Commercial street lin the rear of
f. :. Dearborn's book store in the
Bush Breyman block Salem. The
same will become delinquent unless
palu within go days from this date.
BY order of board, this 18th day Of
November, 1890. w. B. SIMPSON,
1l-l7-tf District Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04

The Preachers Magazine TOR Jan
uarv has among the subjects mn.
nounced in the table of contents,
one entitled "The Epistles of The
ApOstate Paul" The blunder is ali
amusing one. In the New York
Voice lately the editor tried to say
"the gnat and camel conscience OF
the Evening Post" but the types
rendered it, "the great and carnal
conscience of the Evening POST
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
LOCAL LEGISLATION.
First Regular Meeting Of the City
Council for February-the Routine
work Disposed of.

The city council met in their hall
at 7:3O last evening with Mayor
Darcy IN the chair and Aldermen
Hutton, Lamoureaux, Brown,
Moores, LAHORE, Smith, Gray, and
johnson, the same being all the
members of the council. Besides
these the city marshal, attorney and
surveyor, and a number of citizens
were present.
The following bills were reported
favorably by the committee on ac.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
FOREIGN.

IRISH DIFFERENCES SETTLED.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-The Times says
:, :. ronorted on good authority that
II Element . has been arrived at be-
. a..'oon the Irish factions. Parnell
s"S s~S 0,Brien will go to America; Me
%r ~or,Hv will remain chairman at
present and Dillon wilt ! surrenao. Sor
himself to imprisonment, the under
atand,ng being that he will be nom
inoted as leader next session.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-04
Tho wateh Making Industrx.

Great anxiety Is felt in Switzerland con.
cerning the decadence Of the watch making
industry, which. next 10 the textile indus.
try, is the mainstay OF the inhabitants Of
the country. The profits are dwindling
down, as the United States and England
are every year becoming more powerful RI
walls in this field. The demand, too for
Swiss watches il falling of considerably
In certain countries, notably in this cOun-
try and In France.-New York CONNER
eial Advertiser.