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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-15
REIIEFIN SIX uouRs.

Distressing Kidney and bladder diseases
relieved by the NEW SoUTH AMERICAN X D.
hey CURE" This nov reusdy is a great sur
prise on account of its exceeding promptnesa
In relieving pain In the bladder kidneys
back and evnry part OF urinary passages OF
male or female. 1t relieves retention iu
ately. lr you want relief and cure. this Is
your rremedy.
Sold BY J. 5. Peetem and z jaime 5elL
druggists. Wilmington. Del
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LONDON, Oct. 15.--The German steamer
Emma collided with the French bark Pa
Clique off Spurn Head ON Monday MORN
ing, and the Pacifique sank in fifteen
minutes. Twelve persons were drowned,
including Captain Cigarro, Of the Paci-
flquc, and the pilot. The Emma was badly
danauad
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cRArEFuL-coMFoRTiNc.
COCOA
RREAkEAsr-SupPER.

by thorough knowledge of the natural
tion and nutrition, and by careful appiics.
tton of the fine properties OF well selected
Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided for our break
fast and supper, q delicately fiavoured bev-
erage which may cave us many heavy doo-
tors bills II is by tho 1udioious use of such
articles OF diet that a constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough 10
resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds
OF subtle maladies are floating around us
ready to attack wherever there is a weak
point. We may escape many a fatal shaft
by keepin q ourselves we'll fortified with pure
blood and properly nourished France
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water and milk
belled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd, homeopathic ic
Chemists. London. England
oi-eod Bm 6m
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trust him

You want ScOtt's Emul-
sion. Ifyou ask your drug
gist for it and get ft-you
can trust that man. But il
he offers you something
just as good" he will do the
same when your doctor
writes a prescription for
which he wants to get
special effect - play the
game of life and death for
the sake of a penny or two
more profit. YoU can't
trust that man. Get what
you ask for, and pay for,
whether it is Scott's Enul-
sion or anything else.
seorr & BOwsH, Chemists, New York, soc. nd sr.oO
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The vANpEneilT REUNION
xhs Marriage sf sstss 0snsusis wiu RE-
fsssA uuits mar fnrepts..


Essss unite ner fMrents.s.-%~
BROOKLYN, Oct. 1b.-It has become al
most an accepted rumor among the mem
bers Of the four hundredof New York, and
particularly among those who compose
the Meadow Brook. Hunt club. of Long
Island, says The Eagle, that reconcilia-
tion 10 probable between Mr.. and Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt, and that imme-
diately following the marriage Of their
daughter Consuelo with the Duke Of
Marlborough second ceremony viii
unite the parents a second time in matri-
mopy. - afS
The marriage Of Miss consuelo Wander
bilt with theDuke Of Marlborough IL reoog-
nixed as more the wish and desire Of her
father than Of her mother, and this union
has been used by the friends Of both pa
rents to bring about q happy understand
ing between them. This has been kept q
close secret In the innermost circles Of
the four hundred, but 1t has progressed SO
happily that 1t need no longer be so closely
guarded ~ ------7,--
In the settlement of the marriage con-
tracts the Duke of Marlborough is under
stood to have received o., ,00o, 900, and an
additional SIC, 900 was settled on Miss
Consueln
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NOTI0E
NTEw Castle County. 20. The state o Della
IN ware, to the Shertff Of NewCastieco

~ Wer9 70 the ouefn VI No"NhshoSo""
tkhers a.. susan Ann sparlss. By a position
10 the Judges OF our Superior Court. hIcd m
HE Office OF the Prothonotary OF said Sonrt
1n aud tor New Castle County, for the cause
bf com plant therein alleged. as made npplt.
patton to our said Judges that q dncree may
be pronounced d dtssolvinR the marrnac exist
kn& between the petitioner and Dodo Clayton
BparksL N Il
We. Therefore. command youas you were
heretofore commanded. that you sum anon
podo Clayton sparks. that he be and appear
lnctors the Judges OF our said ooirt ~ the
hext term 1hereof 10 be- hold at Whining ton,
kn Monday, the 25tb day Of Hoyeinber. 3exts
10 answer tho allegations OF the said petition
kr.l Susan Ann sparks acc ordiug 20 the Act OF
bnkembty In such case made aud provided,
And also to do and receive what the Court
bhaiI then and there colis,,ler concerning him
M This bsbaif as 10. The Court shall Beefn meet
epa's copsIstent with the provisions OF
Eho 6sid Act or Assembly. And have you
then tkefe this writ, Witness. tho honorable
ICharles u. Lore, Lsquire. at wilmimgton, the
eath day OF Septem,ber. A. D., 1885. Issued
eeptember 10th. iS9 p
VICToR D. W0oLLEY. Prothonotary..
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ONR ANJO1S
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind syer pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptsble to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs 10 for sale in 300
and 81 bot;iss by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUp Co,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kE NEW Y0RK Mk
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1TARM FOR slI,E-e2o acres In New Gar
u den Township. Chester County Pa.
substantial farm building. on the u. D.
n. n, at price that would surprise you. 20
Aeres In same Township of good land lat $ss.-
bny elsewhere Il r. uroen. kennett
Bquars, Pa. teods
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hTORTAfs- Ready-mixed tor all par-
WI poses In any quantity. John Nj.
EOLOMtN ofHcs. No. SWeat Third street
Phones ll5 and s13
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DIR. GOSLIN,
Dentist,

shipiey Street, Corner Flight.
Teeth s and sioa set. Teeth illed with Gold
out pain = and 70 cents. GaA ether aud
cocaine. 5lo-iyear-m-w-s
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Fom SALE.

-CNOR eALE--A farm OF "a acres with large
,G brick mansion. frame barn. other out
buildings. and wind mill ! q lawnof ine shade
trees
1N0H sALE-i00 acres OF land. rarmR of 70
e 10 acrcs. with or without buildings.
uYhe above property 10 about miles from
Wilmington. Newport Land and Investmant
Co.. office. 100 King s,reet. Wilmington. Del
TT,oR RALE-A special bargain. A corner
~ property in perfect order with all mod
prn improvements. must be seen 10 be appre.
AeAfas,. alear Of all incumberance, owner Will
take frat moitnuRo to SUE purrhhner,
rooms aud bath. Papercd throughout. and
al exec ,lont heater. could 10 converted into
q drug Store with little expense good loca-
tion. no opposition. drug man look to your
interest and nnve thousand dollars Il has
psen done. Apply TO Charles W. GoodinK,
eth and Madison streeta a23-tf
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TADIEsi chichestefs English Pennyroyal PAs
10 LDauisnd BrAndl are the Best. sifr, Reliable
Take oshvr. Ssna g. stAaFi, fef parrglArs Relief
Chichester Chemicsf Co. Bhiiada-. Pa.
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IToR SALE, -Four desirable houses, srd and
IL Rodney, Nos. sC1 Sp3 81b. sh. Modern
improvements. q rooms aud bath 10 be sold
on easy terms Gail AM examine. For further
Information apply TO Mr.. E. .ir.en, III
Maple street. R3ott-e- o.d'
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xyoR SALE or RENT-A new house on the
r. west side. 8 rooms and bath. nll coUve-
h,ences Would exchange for small proper.
~. VIM. q. TDGaI 6ll ". 9th streets. sl-tr
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IroR SALE-At ha'r cost. n solid oak cabI-
IL net nj this oIhco. sli.tf
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Fox REST.

u,oR RENr-Good grocery store and dwell
4 Ing. Apply to q. b. 6nyer. 100 East sth
st. HH.tf
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SURETY ON BONDS
American Surety Co.
No. 902 Market St.
CAPITAL s2.Oo.ooo SURPLUS. N.asaooo
Jas. r, Winchester. Henry A. DUPONT
Jas. II. Wilson, Lewis Vandegrift
Jamos Megary. HuRhC Browne

The American Surety Company furnishes
bonds for executors admiIt 4tretors. trustees
receivers, guardians. asslRnees aud for other
hduclnries internal revenue bonds. ETC., exe-
cufed. Contract bonds furnished.
Corporate suretyship supersedes private
DondHnen, because:
LIST. II relieves those who are asked to be
snreties FROM doing so to their own dlscotn-
fort and loss.
I'd. 1t relieves those who are required to
give bonds from being undor obligations to
any one. f e.Y
50. II is never abandoned for the old meth
cd when once it has been tried.
W. l.. TRENHOLM, President
HENRY ID. LYMAN, Vice. President
WILLIAM E. KEYES Secretary.
tfo-ead.tf
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- OYA benefit ASSOCIATION OF Now York
N Life accident aud sick beneht hoom
No. Henld Building. A few good ag nts
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n OST-A diamond stud between lath and
Ii Washington and Grand Opera House.
Finder will receive reward by returning o
Dr. u. K, Smith, 8ll Market. oS-ts
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SoRsAJE-Engiish setter pups at ss,,...x
i xsO7 Madison street. -
OI-Uts
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p,oR RENT-G07 Harrison streei, rooms,
" z 7th street. olO-6t'
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1ToR RENT Rooms with or without board
IL at No. Oil Market street. o9-Ut'
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ExEcUrows SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ExECUroRs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
win be sold at public sale. at tho auction
house or L. w. Stidham & Son. No. Ill East
Fourth street. in the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware. on
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 18th. a. D.. 1895.
At $50 O'Clock p. M.
to close he estate of Henry Lentz. deceased.
the following described real estate. to wit;
All that certain lot OF land WITH three
story brick dwelling thereon erected. situate
on tho westerly side OF Walnut street be-
tween Second aud Third streetA in tue city
OF Wilmington, beglnniuE at line of land
formerly of kamuel James, thcnce westerly
with the northerly side of said James' lot
parallel with Third street 90 feet to a corner; !;
thence with a llne diyiding this from land
now or formerly OF G. 4. johnson. northerly
parallel with alnut street, 22 feet to a line
of land of Marcellus Fleming; thence there.
by easterly parallel with the first mentioned
limo 90 feet 10 tho aforesaid side of Walnu
street; then ee Herewith southerly % feet to
the place of beginning. be the contents there
OF what they may.
Terms-lO per cent of purchase money to
be paid down on day of sale when the prop
erty is struck on by til o aucttouee r; the bal.
anco of the purchase money to be paid to the
Executor or his attorney within 10 days from
day of sale. at which time deed will be de-
ivered to purchaser thereof
Executor OF Henry Lentz licensed.
II. G. FraiiD, Attorney for Executor.
l. W. sti5nam q Son. Aucts. os-ts
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TOR SALE CHEAP-A chlld's bicycle. In
II good order Apply to BIO W. 9th street
siS-tf
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Il on sALE-A farm of ss acres. near Talley
II yiiic. gool buildings Apply at No 7I9
last sixth street. az, ,s19. OH nlg W
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n sosT--A fancy silver hairpin. The finder
~ will be rewarded GU returning II to No.
As W est 18th street oi4-2t'
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ii on eAI4E--w sii-made aenrporu and GER
IL mnutowp VaQonG ~ fair prieea. Also
light and heavy harness. Come take hook.
W.. Hammond, Cor. I'd ana Rreash stI eets
" ilmihgtou, Dai. iy5-Iyf
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EN- AMEKI

lie frrum public SUI les
ments ct M situation des Journalists
en- Amerlque, an curieuA Mlic"
.auquel nous empruntons les rensel-
gncments s%nivants:
En- 1875, les %journaux americans
etaient au nOmbre ue trentc-neuf ;
aujourd'hui, suiyant les Plus recen-
ties statistIgues, lis sont vingt miiie
Deux mile environ sont quotldie,is ,
les autres sont pericdiques heido-
1aadaires pour la plupart. Ces wing
mite publications representent u.
capital lie 700 millions, ~possedent VII
materiel Gvalue Il 200 millions ct
recueiilent DIES benGfces annueis de
800 millions. Files payent aux pei
soniles qu'ellcs eDploient DIES ssialres
don't lie total est dc $40 millions
Voici q peu pres comment Sc decoM-
pose cetle somme respectable
les trai;cments DIES Journallstes
varient beaucoup scion les localities
OH lis eXercent ienrs profession. \
Boston, berccau de Ia presse ameri-
caine, les directeurs de %lournaux
recoivent entire 1850 Il. Ct 10000
fl. par an les redacteurs en- chef,
entire 5000 IL. ct $4,000 Fl. les
redacteurs poiitiQues, entire 6,5oo II.
e. 5000 fl. Les salaries DIES repor-
ters Won't de $500 II. a 5000 fl. \
Washington, a Philadelphia, u Bait'-
more, ietat DIES choses est a pen pres
lie meme. 4 Chicago, les prlA sont
plus eleves. A st. Louis, Oh cite un
directeur qui recoit 10000 II. par
an. Mais, a Ncw-York, il hausse est
formidable. Ii exlste IN III. ectcur
don't les appointments atlelSnen'
| 100000 Reinstatement Ia SCUM,
que les Etats- Unis o~ctrolent q leul
I President les autres toucheht dt
50 a $1,000 IT,, SOFT un peu ptus que
les ministries. Les redacJeurs eli
chef ont dc p a 10000 fl. Le'
rtdacteurs poiitlques ONT $4,000 II.
les crltlques ct les chroul4uers oscii
lent entle ID Ct 10000 IT., ct ~
reporters s'eChelonntnt ole 1000 II.
5000 fl. Dc ces chltlrcs divers,
r~essert que New-York est lkidoraa
du j~ourna!isme.
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Dams beaucoup de villes du Nord,
a. p. A. ont lcve Petendard de II
contre les catalogues, ct
lis ont r6ussi plus qu'on ne vent
Certains journaux he
vcnlent pas qu'on ajoute fol i leur
force. lis Sc trompent, ear partout
OH lily 4 union, il Iva force. Dites
que cettc force nest pas encore assez
efficace pour METRE q jour tous ses
pro]ets odieux, soft Ce 9ui he
saurait Sc faire aujourd'hni Sc fera
demain. Ces hommes, enr6les dams
de telles armees, sont prets a tout
ct ne reculeront devant aucun crime.
lis attendent4 Ioccaslon pour Sc
montrer. Ce qu'ils font ailleurs, lis
lie tentcront icl, ct ayec plus de
success qu'on ne le pense, parce qa,ils
t%rouveront, dams lie camp oppose, DIES
armees divis6es ct DIES soldats fame.
ants on trop amis de leurs aises.
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-L'Elbe, qui. Went dc sombrer,
await a son bord pour 100000 en-
argent. On estime que les sacs de
MALE, au nombre de 1900, conte-
na,ent pour 81, O0O,O 600 dc cheques ct
de notes de banques. Celia pourra
probablement etre retrouve par des
plongeurs, mais les c~ommcrcants
soutiriront quand meme du retard.
LIE v~aisseau c~ontenait une grande
quantltd de claimants ct de bijoux
expedi6s d DIES marchands de New
York. On %retrouvera peut etrc celia
aussi. Lc valsseau qui vaiait
s1.500o,000 n'etait pas assure ct
appartenait a Ia Gle allemapdc LLOYD.
Cette compagnie mettait chaqne
aimee une c~ertaine somme prise SUI
les profits afn de eompenser les
pertes.
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| PROPOS DU r =. NJ
E UKE.

I La famille de NJ Felix Faur. se
compose'de So femme, qui>e.t !, lie
de NJ. Guinot, senateur, mort !. &c
dernierr, ct lie dsux TILES dom !, &c
q est pas encore mariee It q. la
plus Jeut,e q Gpou>& IN ancln eve
he Eeoie dies mines, NJ. B., con-
SELLER general du canton de Lille
bonnie ct grand prorr,6,air..
NJ. Berg... dom IL fortune res
lm%p"rtante, charlnr ses lni en-
soccupant d une faeon' active d. me-
'loralions agricoie> ct de ion
d~eh*>age. lie nouveau press de
la K~ep.hisiur es, dams une s,u ion
tres aisec, grace Il la prospe,ne de
sa maison de commerce.
Mal~ Ia plus crosse pnrtn. 50
fortune Went de MIN. Felix i: ure,
4ui 4 falt plusieurs heritage in por-
tants.
lie nom du nouveau president de
Repubiique ievalt abatement b eter
aux p'slsanteries DIES journaux pari.
stems. Eoici les pr,nc,pa!es.
I'm horrible jeu de mot u
IE'ysee pardonnera :
Ii sera facile d'acchmer le nouyeau
president. Il ny aura qua crier
j@ort.
Puisque aussi bien lie nouveau pre-
sldent n'echappers pas a Ia viudic,e
du luxembourg, pourquoi ne pas
tpu'sef de suitela ~er,e, ali. Il u
tinlr ?
A''ons-y gaiement
Ill parait quill est ne i Paris.
-Je c-oyais plut6t 'f.t Vin.
&c g..
Son choiz s'imposait, car On mar.
rive a rien sans z. E.ufc.
En- apprenant lie r6sultat du vote,
les partlsans de NJ. Brisson sc sont
ecries !:
-C'est IN peu trop FdMe.
--A-t-iI de Ia vigueur physique ?
Ii est Il. IRE connie un Tnrc.
Il retorquera sans peine les argu.
ments de ses a~dyersaires, car, Ia raison
du plus Fuure est toujgurs III neil.
leure. r.. - aua A. r." n
A bicntot cette phrase:
M. Faure'a recu her rhe depu
tation dc cep1 de. Ia Halle.
Entendu i Versailles :
ITEMS je n'avais jamais va NJ
Felix Faure; ii Fair tres richie,
All !! pourquoi 2
Comment I! vous n'avez pas
remarque Get aspect gu otJe Faure
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L'Italien Franco Marcello, arrat6
lundi matin 4 Port Allen, Line, a etc
rameDe par les detectives Flood ct
FIotte. II a etc enferm6 dams Ia
nouvelle prison. CONNIE il ne rarlc
que l'Italien, il a etc impossible DC
SAVIOR quot que &c soft de lui. La
police est davis que Marcello est
reeIlement compronis dams rassassi-
nat de Cherasi ; plusieurs lettres
appartenant d Iassassine ayant etc
trouvGes sur lui.
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DEPRESSION

Ne rapport dn Sectetaire de I'Agri.
culture pouri'ann9e qui Went de be
clote, nous donne, sun la situation
DEB prcducteurs da sol, 'des details
veritablement a~lafnants. &c nest
pas settlement ilndustrie sdcriere ct
i1ndustrie cotonnierc 'q<i sont Ell
soIlrance-ce que nous. savons
depuis longtemps ct ,oe. don't nous
avons solvent entretenu. nos lecteurs-
mais iindustrie agricole tont entler-.
Ce rapport signale DIES pertes enor
mes dams la culture 'lu bic, du mai,
DIES foins. DIES avoines. du seigle, du
sarrazin. lie deficit sleeve 4 p!,,s
de 10 pour cent dcpn,s 1890, ct a
plus lie IL pour cenl durunt lie.
q%uatorze annees qni viennent de
s'fcou er..
Ainsi, dies cultures Yui avaient
rapport6, en- 1880, a2,llS. 500, 900
ct 32,l04, 600. 900. Gu 1890, mont
plus donne, en- 1884, qu'un profit de
$l,ssl.5O 900 see 4ur fait IN
deficit net tie S237 600 600.
Sctons que toutes ties cultures ont
augmen!e dams DIES proportions con-
s~Iderables, ct que les procedes ct les
m>tlo!2s So snnt hraucoup ameliores.
Nous ontendons nos ECONOMISTS
:epeiov, i toni instant ct sur tons les
ions, 4 ncs fermiers ct a nos p,anteurs
de raiier leurs cultures, IL. fare
me!ns de cotton, par exempa. parce
4nH y a sous ce rapport, ezues dc
pr"luctlon. "a QUO, bon, peuvent
repondre ccs dcrnicrs. puisqa'ii i q
II eyale depreciation dams les
prodnits que vous nous recommended +?
Au fond, nous ne falsons guere plus
de pertrs avec notre culture industri-
ellie, 81 exclusive un'eiie soft, que
nous men eprouveltons avec les
cultures variecs don't vous nous
vantez tant les avantages."
Il semble qu''l ny ait ricn i
rerondre a cette objection. .C'est une
erreur. II est possible que lie bic, lie
mails, les avoines, lie foin ne rappor-
tent meme I'm peu moins que lie
cotton mails lis servent j allmenter
le personnel. lie betail, les anlma,tx de
trait de la ferme lis procurent au
planteur Independence; lis lul
permettent de fairc de grandes
economies. A tous ces titres, &c
sont DIES cultures prGcieuses.
II reste, pourtant, I'm probiGmt
bien grave 4 resoudre. Quelles sont
les causes reelles de l'etrangc depres
sion qul, depuis ~quelques annees
Sc manifesto sur tous les marches dt
monde ct sur tous les articles ds
consommation, meme sur ceux qui
par lenr. nature specialc, devrsien'
plus que tous les a%utres, echappe,
aux fluctuations du commerce ct au2
enterprises de la speculation? Oh
est le NAL? Sc trouye,tril dams |:
dlsproportion entire Ia production e
la consommation, on dams Ia mauyai
sc distribution DIES produits parmi le
masses consommatrices? Les acca
parements DIES monopoleurs son
certalnement un facteur dams i
crise qui traverse lie monde econom'
qua mais lis ne snffisent pas
l'expliQuer.
F3Elho mi r.in~S Io coroSno,
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-Tous les reseaux telegraphi4ues
du monde Torment u longueur de
1869. miles divises comine suit !:
548,822 miles pour l'Amtrique,
3s2,937 pour rEurope, $3.50 pour
rAsie, 1882 pour .rAustralie ct
21,687 pour rAfrique.
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En- 1880; ca coatait IS cts pour
transporter un boissaeu de grain de
New York d Liverpool on 1886 ca
ne co1tait que 2 cts.