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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
1 concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of e Secutor
OF the last VIII and testament of Mary ElIislate of
Meiheld Mas, in the Co. OF Norfolk, deceased
no bond being equired by the terms of the will he
therefore requests all ler-ons who are indebted
10 said deceaseds esta e, 10 MAKE immediate pay
meht, and those who have any immediate de.
mands thereon to exhibit the same for Sc tlement
J 'MES o YATMAN, Ex'r
December lith, A. D. l-t'2 3w2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

The foregoing amonnt Ia to be expended
that portion OF the county roAd IA said
Township between the east line % Ne. 9 and
stake marked a. standing "a the north
ern side OF said road and Thcofinrc Bragdnn Of
Franklin in said county. l. appointed agent Ia III
perinteud the expenditure Of said Assessment.
ON Township No. 10. eastern part, In the
county % Hancock. the sum III slk3 a. follow
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
SAY, Mister!

l. il possible you are suffering from caiarrh.
aud have not used DR.. sages Catarrb Re NEEDY,
All the terrible consequences OF catarrh IN the
head may be averted If you'll but make the
effort. You know, too well, it, distressing
symptoms, You possibly know, II neglected
it invariably goes from bad TO worse. and l.
likely 10 run into consumption and end in the
grave, Here is way of escape: II. makers
are willing to take all the risk. and make u
standing offer of 500 for an ineurable case Of
this loath-ome and dangerous disease. You
can get $500, or better-a cure.
i SUFFERED from severe cold in nay
hesd for months and could get no relief. Was
advised to Use Ely. Cream Balm. Ii has
worked like magic In its cure am free from
my cold after using the Balm one week. and |
believe it il the best remedy known Samuel
J. Harris, Wholesale Grocer, ll9 Front ST.,
New York.
1t is probably not the coolest weather you
ever knew in your life; but that is how you
feel just now, because past ,ufferings are soon
forgotten, and because your blood needs the
enriching, invigorating influence OF Ayers
Sar>aparila-the Superior Medicine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

The Maine liquor law is the subject Of
discussion in England at the present time,
there being talk of similar legislation in
tat country Apropos of it is letter in
tie PlIi Mail Gd-eue from IS. William
son. Liverpool who declares that he went
to Maine to make special study of the
law and test 1t in all the ways that he
could. This is what he says of it; The
conclusion arrived at was that, notwith-
standing imperfections in the law and in
its administration, it had been Of enor-
nous benefit. What saw in Maine. es-
pecially in the capital, Augusta, and the
neignboring town Of Lewiston, convinced
NE that We would gain immensely by hav-
Ing 10 our own country law in exercise
which permitted communities TO protect
themselves somewhat after the same fash
ion that the Maine liquor laws protect the
Inhabitants of these prosperous towns"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

NOrrisOn's Sure Cure Tablets,
For Cholera MOrbus, Cholera In.
fantum, Summer Complaint iar.
rhna and Indigestion. Warrant
cd to Cure. At all dealers. % cts
-Buckinghsm's Dye for the Whiskers does
its work thoroughly, coloring a uniform brown
or black. which, when dry. will neither rub
wash off, nor soil linen.
DIR. WOODBURY'S ANTIDOTE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Cassoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
The Insurance Company
State of Pennsylvania,

or PHILADELPHIA. Pt>N
Incorporated in l.a4. Commenced husine,s III 1894.
GEuKDE q. CgUwELL. President.
secretary. A. Il. EARLE.
capita paid ~ IN cash :-o0,ooo-
ASSETS. DEC 81. 80,
Real estate owned by the company.
uuiurumbcred, s335, ~ 90
Loans ON bond and mortgage first
liens. $4,000 90
stocks aud bonds owned by the
parry. market value. POI .'3 ~
Loans secured ~ Coliaterals. go ~
Cash in the COMPANY principal Office
aud In bank. s?Il> 81
Interest due md accrued. ! - 10
Premiums TN dur course Of collection 37..5! ~
Other II, M of aImitte'! assets. 3'.i 3 o.
Aggregate II All the .dmitttl assets Of --
The company at their actual yatuc- 75ta.a II
LIABILITIES, DEC ii, l>sa
Net amount OF unpaid .-scs nn,!
claims, 81 rs
Amount r4uired To ely r. Insure
Aali outstanding rleks. 331 SCI A.
Amount reclaim tblc III perpetual lie
posts. la = : 10
All other demands against the company.
viz commissions. etc 1l,J1i Il
Total amount OF liabilities. except
capital stock and mel surplus. 80 Btg 80
Capital actually phii up In cash. 3urpo o.
surplus beyond capIiai. 63.217 ii
Aggregate amount II liabilities
Guiding net surplus, ~, J1b 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

DR. ". NJ, Haines Of this city is can
llda-e for the Office Of Fish Commissioner,
made yacan, by the death of its recent ill.,
cambeut, Mr.. Stilwei. No man in Maine
Ia done more TO promote our fishing in
t-re-t- N the interior waters of the State
tlsu mas DR.. Hsines. He has for years
made study of d~h culture, and has from
tine to time given much valuable informa-
ton TO the world relative to that subject
il appointed Dr. Haines would give the
State The benefit of his long years OF re-
search anu experience in promoting the
important fishing interests of the common
wealth. We heartily recommend his APP
pJlnjment. for we feel sure that no man
lA the State i better qualified for the
, ace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26


I The foregoing amount Is To be expended in
pairing the road In said Township leadlng from
the EAST line OF Franklin through said No. 8 To the
west Hire Of Toa nship No. 10 adjoining Stcubcn .
aud Theo'iore Brag,on of Franklin, in said
county, j. appointed agent TO superint"nd the cN
I,ndliturc Of said assessment.
on Township M. 10, western part. adjoining
-trmhen. thr ann u AZ Il a. fnlinM. VIZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
LOST.

Bank Book No. 4ii. The finder y III pleas.
leave the tAlu. AT Hancock County saving BANK
3wi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
DIR. WOODBURY'S ANTIDOTE

improves the appetite. aids digestion and 10
unequalled as tonic and invigorator at this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
III STU 'HLH0y. NUF7FV-t'I 10 U
, the sum OF s.3 IS rs follows

The foregoing amount il 10 he expended on the
county road leading from the east line OF Maria
vile through the western part Of said Township
No. q To the north line thereof being Caliei the
Moose Hill Road; anil Nahum Jordan OF said
Township No, q l. appointed agent TO superin.
tend the expenditure OF 81 4 assessment.
On the eastern part OF Township No. q, MIDI
Division, In said county, supposed to contain
lO4Ol acres. the sum Of as u a. follows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

The foregoing amount Is to he expended
ia repairing both the old ami new county roads
In said Township No. :. and John h, NhitComh
az Ellsworth. in said county Is appointed agent Co
supcrintcnd the expenditure Of said assessment
On township No. .. South Division the sam ~
t5i 81 : follow
"" Of Ia. per
Names Of owners. Acres. Acre. Tax.
J, r. t,orion. l730 j.. cents az 81
Franklin Land. Mil and
Water Co. 1910 - cents 4 Is
curhmans Bay Mt.
Desert l.. 4 W. Co, SO mills 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an adj
ninlstrator OF the estate of Calvin =. Jordan,
late Of Ellsworth, In the county Of Hancock, dc
ceased. by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who indebted
10 SAID deceased's estate, To make immediate pay
ment, and those rho have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement.
LYNWOOD r. GILES.
Ellsworth, November 9Th. lisa. 3W7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

The foregoing amount is to be expended on the
road leading from Aurora to Beddington lying in
said Township No. p. between the division line of
land formerly Of II. NJ. Hall ct ais. and land form
erly of VIM. Freeman and the east of said
Township; and Chas. p. Silsby Of Aurora is APP
nted agent to superintend the expenditure of
said assessment.
On Township No. IS, Middle Division, in said
county estimated to contain 220So acres the of
az Is as follows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

Il
The foregoing amount is to be expend.
ed that portion of the county road
leading from Aurora to Bediington which
lies in said Township No. y between the west
line and the division line between land of II. NJ.
Hall ct ais. and land formerly of Vim. Freeman,
and Chas p. Silsby of Aurora Is appointed agent
to superintend the expenditure Of said assess
ment.
On the Eastern part of No. p, Middle Division,
in said county supposed to contain llo4o acres the
sum of Sl2I "A as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
Grant \ CuSlnan, Agents,
ELLsWORTH. MAINE. 3w4
Traders & Mechanics
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Incorporated in lsi-. Commenced business In l,ls
LEVI SiRAGUE. President.
Secretary. EDWARD VI. TUCkE
ASSETS. DEC. 81, l-sr.
Loans on bond and mortgage first
licns), s2t4 ,l2t 90
stocks and bonds owned by the com
pany, m trket value, III III o.
Loans secured by cyilaterals, sg,l,Ju 90
Cash In the COMPANY > principal Office
and in bank, >,9tl a.
Interest Il d accrued -.o4-
Premiums In due coarse OF collection, l!-lU07
Perso al loans. 1850 20
Aggregate OF all the atmittet assets OF
the company at their actual value, 49,, Az 30
LIABILITIES, DEC. 3 lsg.
Ne! amount Of unpaid losses and
claims 226. SO
Amount required To safely re insure
all outstald ding ri *, 26., }Ua Il
All other demands against the com
pany, VIZ. commissions, ETC. 1878 81
Total amount OF liabilities except
capital stock and net surplus, 372 3s6 GA
Surplus, 4Iu,Oqs SO
Aggregate amount Of liabilities, in
GLIDING net surplus. 624s5 SO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26
10 s e

Lost on the evening OF TUESDAY, Jan 10th, be
tween Ellsworth and Franklin Road Station. two
robes and one blanket and whip. Robes
as good as new -one black, one gray Finder
will be rewarded by leaving them at j. \, Nc
Gown's, No. 4, Main street, Ellsworth Maine.
3w3'. DFHAYNES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26


The foregoing amount is to be exp. ntied on the
county road leading from he south line Of Aurora
on the Air line road, socalled through the north
eastcrly part of said Township No. 2l and
Charles Silsbv of Aurora il appointed
agent To superintend the expenditure of said as.
sessment
On the West half Of No. ~. Middle Division,
supposed to contain ll040 acres the sum o. 81 Is
IS follows:
No. of Tax per
Names of owners. acres. acre. Tax
II. NJ. b. Hall, 1000 ! mills ~ 50
Unknown, $40 mills 44s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-01-26

The foregoing amount is TO be expended on the
road leading from Aurora to Beddington within
said Township No. 70; and Chas. p. silsby of
Aurora ia appointed agent to superintend the
penditure Of said assessment.
On Township No. 50. in said county, the sum of
$S3. 05 as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25
The Origin Of the Ear.
Prof. Henry Drnmmond.


When the fish came ashore. its water
breathing apparatus was no longer OF any
use to IT, At frs. IL had TO keep il on. for
i; took a long time to perfect the air
breathing apparatus which was to replacs
ii. Blu. when this was ready the problem
was. what 10 DO with the earlier organ ?
Nature is exceedingly economical. and
could not throw all this mechan-
ism away. In fact nature al
most never parts with any structure
she has once made What she does is to
change il into something else. Conversely.
Nature seldom makes anything new. her
method Of creation is 10 adapt something
old. Now, when Nature started out 10
manufacture ears, she m AIDE them out OF
the old breathing apparatus. she saS
that If water could pass through hole in
the neck. sound could pass likewise, and
she set 20 work upon tho highest up OF the
five giil-sli;s and slowly elaborated II Into
y hearing organ.
There had never been an external ear in
the world tall this Was done, or any good
ear a: all. Creatures which I've IN water do
not seem To use hearing much. and the
sound-waves in fishes are simply
conveyed through the walls of the
head TO the internal ear without
are definite mechanism Bat - soon
as land-.Ite began. owing To the changed
medium through which sound waves must
now he promulgated. s. more delicate ill.,
strument WAS required. And hence one
of tire nrss things attended TO was the con-
s,raction and improvement OF the ear.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25
ADMIRAL RAKMoNY's CASE.
ne as ftaced on the Retired List at
His Own Request.

NtshIS@VoN CRY. Juiy 2i--Tt is said q:
the navy department that Admiral Har-
monys recent retirement. for which the
department has been criticised, WAS in d.
rect accordance with his srItsen request.
lie caS.ed the department. from Hong
kong on March Is asking To he ordered
home and retired upon his arrival in the
nlted States. He suggested June =. As
the most c0as eniant date of departure. In
letter Of March : -. after asking for de-
taehmen'. said And upon nv arrival
IN The I n'iei States. ghich fac, will re-
port BY telegraph. that | mag he placed on
the retired tlsi as authorized by statute
having served over forty wears confirm
oas!y IN the navy OF the United State, "
On April "a the president approved the an
p.lca.soa 10 sAAe effect upon the ,s.na,rs,s
arrival in the United States. which vas ON
june - rs reported b. the naval a~en, AZ
ssn Francisco. ana al order Vas issueJ
Placing him on the retired list The nex.
eay the admiral telegra,hef his ARRIVAL
and asked "a he retired June -, hn, twas
impossible To change the date ~ the order
had already been issued and mailed 70
him.
The marine hospital bareau Is advised
5y one of AIS surgeons thar, despite Italian
assurance 10 the contrary. the cholera
continues a. Naples. averaging three cases
daily. cable from the consul ia >ene
sAi. Africa. says that cholera prevails
there.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25

CHICAGO, July Ex-senator Manderson,
in An interview tonight. said that the first
thing congress should and probably will
do Is to pass Joint resolution that the
government will keep every silver and
paper dollar on . parity with gold. That
will go long way in settling the unrest
and feeling of distrust. The senator be-
.ieves in the free coinage of silver. with q
change of ratio. He said:
1--WE know the ratio 10 more than one to
sixteen. 1t is probably one to twenty two
or twenty-five. Fix the coinage At the
market ratio and the question is settled.
Candidly don't think the Sherman act
had much to do with the present condition
Of Affairs. It is only . scare among the
people, not . condition"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25
eAc>pEks' kILt>G CRtriClsgn.
ForetEa Rcura Vessel r,n~a for Eu,e,
ing at Port Inwa.rna

foRr TowssKsr. July "a. Speefal. =
The elg natii companies nj Puget soUua
are complaining bitterly about aew law
that Collector Saunders dug NJ and insist.
upon enforcing. The british ship Earl Of
rancsru. which cleared from San Fran.
eisco for Royal Eoasis ant instead came n
fart Townsend. Vas fined sita tor having
veysEea between two eoastsise ports. The
vessel Vas eaaeg charter u load lgmher
ia British Colamhi, fer Australia one
II the Puget SQUAD mill eemrsnie. was
offered the charter providing the vssscl
could re intercepted outside ii Care Fiat
seEy and brought to this port.
The tag Tacoma fosnd the ship loo
miles from Cape fGsisrry, and broagA,
her u iors fesnsena. The collector ira.
passed. aae because the ship sid ne.
g. 10 Royal Roads. Under the strict
letter Of ths las. sAs vessel VAS subject 10
. moderate penalty The las has never
before been entsesssd. because saeh viola
ssoas did not affect the interests Of Anlsrs-
can shipping. tas on the contrary IL AZ.
fassted some rssls sosu panies an oppassaniiy
al selling esrgoss IL .gnat,es valued al from
g 60 ~ SiA.eA shieh oSherssse wos..a
have gone 10 British Columbia markets.
Tae treasury department heretofore ha.
utterly ignored shls particular section II
the lss that faset soana shipping rnsShs
he advanced Shtrpias nscn are sieasanc.
ing Saunders ia sessrv serns far
not advising sish the Department
before undertaking 10 lnforce
"asadietsss" .as. Such technical
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25

The large. rough man from the noun
iains. with 3 pos Of money on his person
Was resting comfortably in An easy chair
a.. the Auditorium in Chicago. iaxiiy
Watching tie help" ssdying APP the vris-
ing room.
so" he said 10 the meniai, You call
this hotel the Auditorium. do you 2"
Yes. sir"
And you call one Of them show build;
sngs at the fair grounds the Spectator
ium >"
YES. sir"
We'll. /" and be stretched himself ont a
little further, ''spose yeG shove one Of
them expectorasoriams over this way.
want TO take q caAw OF the weed"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

John b. Ke,ting cashier OF the defunct south
Side savings bank. Milwaukee. is missing. and
% arc soms OF the banks books He is probably
q defAul,eE
Henry Bach. . Wholesale clothing dealer in
New York. with branches In Boston and Chicago
Is financially embarrassed. with Liabilities OF
over 100000
Jones & Mclaughlin'se x;ensivei iron and steel
works ct Pi,fsburs mas resumed work, giving
employment 10 5ooa men The firm has accepted
the scale OF the Anaaig ANA Association.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25
BUSINESS rROUsLEs.

The Fist National bank. OF Orlando. Fla. has
suspended.
The Southern Electric Company. one OF the
bggest enterprises in Baltimore. made an as-
signment on July - Assets, &l7a000; liabIli-
ties. &l00oOo.
Parkhusst 4 wilkinson, iron merchants OF
Chicago, with over 8, 10000 assets, confessed
judgment on July "a fog 7,oOa They hope to
get Strengthened out In . few days. however.
Tho nrm Of Bradley 4 Co. Syracuse, n. Y.
extensive manufacturers OF heavy hardware,
wagons and carriages, went into the hands OF Q
receiver on July - Assets. 500. 900; liabilities,
Gp0O
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25
rns VICTORIA xEorKRa

Lesss sas Yvsaesses fer Passs Csknswn
Mira. Jamies~e's New Name
sss FHaScfsco. July 2A--Arthur Turner
sne- Mrs. Jsmseson. the clipping Victoria
eossle, lett this city together today. their
DESTINATION being unknown They APP
pessed to be in good spinss- Mrs Jameson
matted to reporter that she b called
Mr. Turner. "For." said she. 81 certainly
shs.l be ~ coon - am divorced. When
Ta;aeY was informed that Jameson Was
psc;sable In San Francisco looking for him,
be 4aid he Was mos In tho least afraid OF
bs.sictosian.
Turner il IN athlete, having bsen edu-
easesi in an English college, where he was
csgsain OF football team. and
he looks as IL he could handle
any ordinary man with ease and
comfort. Il was impossible 70 learn the
dess nation OF the ranaways, but they
botsht tickets for Sacramento, and IL may
be tsas they will cover their tracks again
by going northward over to Portland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25

enfsrcsmsnis. they continued. viii dis
eri<@issss sesins: Puget sound shipping
fnts~zts and drive . large volume Of bash
mes. into British Columbia markesa
HeSdreds OF vessels hare heretofoFs VIC
ias.sl the same lay and there we're no fnes
ims. sd. Several mill companies have
appealed to Secretary Carlisle 70 seyoks
Seaszders' ruins.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25

CncAeo. July Ain the gsnefaI educA-
t3ooai c0ogrss today the question: 81
'whss Shall Be Taught IN the Puolie
Schools I" vas brosdiy discussed BY Bishop
Faliows. Prot. Francis Parker. Thomas
Davidson. Of New York. and Gen. Frances
Walker and Thomas J. Morgan. the later
local socialist and labor agitafos. NOR
gan made IN interesting address. starting
ont With the declaration that there are
sc. 600 children in Chicago for whom there
are not seats In the public SchoolA large
majority Of workingmen. he sasd. are %
ignorant and debased that they demand
nothing for their children but tho three
R'a Beginners in the public schools. NOR
gan thought, should be taught to think.
and that the system Of education should
Be adhered to until he gets through school.
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They Are Anxiessly Awaiting the Action
Of American Congress-
NEW York. July A-Richard Lacey has
received letter on the silver question
from Richard Lacey Everett, n. p. Cable
reports Of the proceedings Of parliament
mentioned Everett several times - inter-
rogsting Gladstone. Evezett's letter 10 a.
follows:
THE feeling Of many Of the friends Of
the free coinage of both metals in England,
both TO be full legal tender, il strong
against the action OF the government and
that OF India
"First-Because it has taken . step of
worldwide importance without consulting
parliament. though parliament was sitting
At the time.
"Second-Because having in the early
part OF the session Indignantly denounced
'tampering with the currency 1t has now
tempered with il in q way that rests upon
no principle and that will adversely affect
the dumb and helpless millions Of India
"Third-Because it did all il could to
Illustrate the coming to an international
agreement IS to silver and gold At Brussels.
wniio 1t now seeks to carry out plan of
bastard bi-metailism between India and
England by their joint action alone.
"Fourth-B Because having rallied ct the
artificial value for one metal, II il now
aiming at doing that very thing.
''Fltth-BecauSe q further demand for
gold will be created by what is proposed
and 20 artiiiciaiiy further raising the value
OF that metal and by consequent forcing
down Of the prices of other commodities,
to further depress industry and add to the
burden Of all debts.
'.Sixth-Because new difficulties will b.
created between India, China, Japan and
other silver-using countrieA
''Seventh-Because the new policy tends
to restrict the supply of money instead of
leaving 1t free and automatic.
I'VE look an xiousiy now to SEQ what the
United States will do, and We earnestly
hope that the free coinage Of silver 1t the
same ratio will be Americas answer. The
supreme aim Of the moneyed classes and
the London press is to restrict the supply
OF money, 50 as to enrich the owners OF il
at the expense OF the raisers OF produce
and owners of land and other real prop
erty. We hope the sharp intelligence Of
your people, In the main q nation of pro-
ducers and land owners, will see through
this cruel game of the moneyed classes
and Illustrate it. The miseries of the aRri-
cultural classes here are indescribable, but
they do not clearly see why il 10 that their
prices are forced down to their ruin, SO
that 1t Is difficult to get them to move.
With the American farmers sharper, l
hope our salvation will come from you"