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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

was standing on the sidewalk with
Jobson the otter day when q runaway
team came down the street, scattering the
vehicles and bumsnity in every direction,
Jobsou like nearly every other man in
sight took Cii his bat aud yelled "HIN
at the horses with the resuli Of Increasing
their fright aud speed
Why didnt you run ont aud top them
.Bked.
Jobson smiled peculiarly.
Eyrtell you he sail, sbou, the thrill
iug rescue ouoe sec mphshed 10 that
liner
thiuk not
Circus wac 10 tosu, suid Jobson, and
the streets we're packed 10 see the process
sion. J1st Is the elephants came along
noticsd a very good looking Young lady
90 horFsb Ick. who seemed to be- trying 10
make her way through the Gro jeJ street..
She wore beautifully ftlins plata black
hiding skirt snA had tue IovsIisst q lure
and face TO the sorlj'
Jast ss sbe cane oppo,ite Shsre stood
her horse sppesrei 70 t.Es isi2ht a. the
elephsnt, a. horses all, and begsu 70 rear
90 IT, hiai legs sui p'uags about 81 5
ter ibls rate. The yoaDg lady vas very
pale, bat shs kept Der seat sondetially
veil ssd did her beet 10 bold him d0sn.
Iaw The dagger she vac 10 aud rushed
between tho jan Of vehicles and grabbed
the horses birdie. Hsliitsd me up sb0aI
u.be fsei and paved The stin of ny left
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Wv" w '""' "'.'f 'a" .".' s*0k'l back
~ '"pf'" "0' .". .> A'1 llo eve
"''h N''' ''' "'5t ''' "'i % a'1't"Fh'
wished 'b"i be were dead
Ao' alter turrs' h'' NgeI4 Ben fpake
'o'e more ahd ssid, Come tt as have
some ian, aud ihry booked up team aud
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09
mustaphas Rest

Now IN the sixth month, In the rei3 u o.
the good oiliph. IL was 80 that Mustaphl
said: | am wearled With much work
Thought, care aud worry have worn mt
ou, | need repose for the hand OF ~
hanstlon IL upon me aud death even nov
lieth at the door.
And be called bis physician, who felt oi
his pulse and looked upon bis Tongue aud
said
Twodollahsl Ibis was the oath by
which al physicians ssore OF verify
thol must have rest Flee uuto the val
icy Of quiet and close thine eyes In u
lreamIu rest. Hold back thy brain from
thought and thy hand from labor, or thou
wilt be candidate for the asylnm 10 three
weeks.
A j he heard him sld went ont and
| put lhe business 10 the hands OF the clerk
and went away TO rest In the valley OF
quiet AMI be went to hs UooIs Ben's
whom be had not seen for lol these II
yenrs
Bu, when be reached his Uncle Bsn'e
they received him with great joy and
placed before him ssopper Of bomeIy
yands, we'll cooked, and piled up on his
plate like the wreck OF box oar and
when be could not eat Il all hey laughed
him to scorn.
And after supper they sat up with him
and talked with him about relatives where
OF be had never 10 ell bic life so much q,
heard AIi he answered there questions
al random aod led nrto th m protesting q
to fuoa Ulcle Ezy. add Amt Bethesds.
and otce be said be bad letter from
Uncle George last week,
NJw they oil knew thst Uncle George
was shot 10 Beigb bore sheep pen three
years ago. but hnstapbs y isl bot that IL
was 80, sud be was sleepy en- ouly talked
10 Fl mp line,
AuJ ta-n they tslked Toltics 10 him,
and BE- b,led politics, 20 sbont ! o'clock
10 the motutng they sent tim 10 bed
Nos, th- pare room wherein he slept
was rstt under the root, and there we're
ears snd huudlrs oi seed corn bGng from
the rstters snd br buu sd bic eye With
the same sui he hooked bis chin iu lee
,oous ol dried .pples snd shook dried
herbs and seeds doEu bic back ss be
pslksi sl0us, far 1t vs. dark. snd when
be sst ap 10 bed 10 the night be ran a
scytqe tn bts esr
Agd lt sss 20 that the fauf boys slept
vi bin, Tor the bed vac vide, they -ete
restless sod slamb r.i cfosssis. aud ilck
%, 10 tlst Mastapbs slope DOT wiuk
tbsl nisL:, neither loosed be bis eyes.
Add shout tbs fourth bour sitter mid
pishi Li UGgls BsO smute him 90 tbs
bach aud sp.ke cato hin. saying:
A.ske arise. raslls oat Of tLi, snd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09
A job. on Attsmus ward

The Bookmau has sn intlr8stinx article
on Artemus Ward, dealing Ut considerable
length with hI' experiences IN London.
When he made bis first appearance IN that
city, be enriched bis programmes with a
note explaining that he would call 90 clti
zsns st their resldonceH and explain soy
Jokes that they did BOT understand, aud It
IS said that there was reason enough IA
such an offer, IN view Of The fact that John
Bright. an eminent statesman, WIS report
ed to have remarked alter attending one
OF The hum otisla pariormlu
! must say cant see what people Gnd
to enjoy 10 this lecture. The Information
is meager and Is presented desut0ry,
disconnected manner. lu fact, oln't
help seriously questioning some Of the
statements.
Artemus Ward was fond ottl.ioe stories
aud jokes at his own expense. and he had
u habit when upon tbe lecture platform
Of purposely making p.o.a ha2h at bis
own awkordnr... hot hes boa .a. pxpet
epoe that lr nry.r r.ir..a ,o r..i,g.
part Of the ll... t..t I.a. u,.I .. i.,ye
land be rasf.4 .i. G..,..a.. .4,ng
honso an s. ....... ...,......., u.- ta
habit Of cu.tI.. ... ..f. .... .,,,s
there. 10 tha .n........ l,.....i .i.... t,t
AZ often to tsa. n.a...r...... ..tl... ,,t,y
bosrde,s most ., ,.n.,... .. d mann hin,
A bsIfb,kal f,aI
ooe n his f.vo,,,o ,.A... scsr,
uoren nes,ty IN dcs.b .,., ,,.fart,no to
fall down stains rre rsrl., vhe,e lbe
ho.,de,s cono,esa,.I yg.. ..,., ,,e,ed hy Il
,ossrcb ~ fine e,airUay..,a r,scitc.ttv
inn ana Lig ynr,u ii. t.t, Ev.,v
TINA new bo,,de, or a st,,,,e, b.upsp
"a to be r,s.s,t N, B,ovo. 81. ha go.
known sronpd the topss. woptd oonuh
-, ,hs ,op ot the stsi,say 10 stt,.ct stt.n
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..a m ,no .,ioo bssalaro dov,wt Al
,..,.,,ao ,o o.,ct ,to ,.,,,oa .,t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, m, .u
,I., j.. a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09
The Profsssloual Calamity Howlsr

General Spsulding is one OF the stronl
men Of the Michigan delegation, He II
an elective stump speaker, aud it'll,
groop at the capitol enjoyed some Of hl'
stones one rainy day during the pasI
week
| have good democratic Itieud mp 10
my district, the General went 90, who de
lighted TO tsil me otter President Mcklu
ley's election on the fact that the country
still sul red from bard times. saw him
about inauguration time, and he sootlsd Ut
the idea that the condition Of the county
was any better than it bad been a year be
fore. He declared there we're more sher
n sales aud more failures, and that the
country was going to the dogs faster than
at any time under the Cleveland admins
trotion, He delighted to picture calamity
and al that time / did not have 80 much
data to rstule his talk.
However, met him again IN July and
sal TO him: Well are you still preach
ing calamity?
He kept quiet for minute, What did
you set for your wheat? | asked
He slowly admitted that he sold it for
SO cents. Are not cattle, pork, aud horses
worth more than they wero this time last
year2 | asked.
Yes.
And wool lie eoing to be profitable ven
ture from now oni
He admitted that il might DO true.
You have Isitly good corn crop. have
yoa not? persisted
Yes
Wei, what sort OF a cou plant have you
TO oll3r nowY aid | IN conclusion.
He Whitfield ut stuck for moment or
two and then said; That is all tight.
General, but tell you these big crops are
hard on the ground,
Which proves. the General concluded.
That a Professional calamity howler IL
never without reason for his po itlon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

ber, ss promised you
Good hesven, sa.ped Nal, Sbsl dnF
10 mistake hsve lou mIdef What sbon
liable ailsmms have you sot ne ioio'
Mise Linds is utterly besu.iiul, bot | an
not to love vi her sn ! sm engaged ir
anoihet girl, besides, sby ore could see
,hst you tso were 10 love With eseh other
fuenl Of my soul, il is tfue, cried Hen
~, Oaly bad 90 iics Of it until this ey
euing
Theu embracing MsI three times 10 the
Earopesa Is.biao, be dashed a~sy asaio,
followed 10y jolly rosr Of lsughItr,
Bot when people are as hsppy as Henry
MAILER sss that niSht laughter cannot
Client.
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sboalder. bet hcll 90 IKE grin de.Ih
tie must have dragged and slammed SOD
letted me along nearly whole bloch b'
fore sol lin campsr.tively quiet
when be timmcrrd aown took Of
shst sss leIt ot my hst managed 70 sci
ius lille breath and Si.h the tind Of =
smIle imagined other heroes nscd on
sneb occasions, Hoped ,be y0uog lady
vas not frightened
She gave me the sseelcsl Kind Of =
smile murmatei ber thauts spd banded
me her card,
l7a most come to see ma, she sad,
with a TO Il oi gratitude % made my
heart Iimp, ana she rode up the street
sitting hLo female Cen.sur ia her sad
die.
All kinds Of visions atsbed through nv
head wealth, bankers daughter love al
dfst sistt-psps and msmms shedding
tears Of thsnkialness orange blossoms,
etc
When linped back to the Sidewalk ]
glanced at the card eagerly. II bore these
words; Mile. Adele Blanc, Champion
Lady Bareback Elucsttienno snd Daring
Female Rough Rider aud Horse Tanner
II the world, with Bafnum aud B,iley's
Ctcus"
And that. said Jobsou, is why simply
yelled at that runaway Iust now, like =
sensible man, instead of trying to stop it,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-12-09

or.to, poa ssm,n
fish es'oh'hs pigs are A' common "iop'
'uo use' souuu Ss''tS M A'us "suets "''
oa % eastern 'Foa' stream why l h4'
NJ oi1 F]tosoh uos "hep was GU
'"'io 'n'' " "e' 0Vu'" Y" uu' WI! u'' -
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souu' ahu oS'oh more - Pouu" s"'u'"'
10 ~ m'ou'es 'ush tuo ofs' u'uc'ulan w
'he ~bo'e J'tsey coast can hH' u'uen'h ID
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soou m'u' oi"'A ~" ""eA "'N 'h''"'i'
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'he'e sl'hof' hot ny d p's siSu' nave
so'p' N''nin u's'apoo u less 'n'u 'l"'
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n'" w" o''''' "i''n''y u '"o VI WIN
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n'en' no "9'' 'aAo '',' o'' y, 'ou' Gu"
n''' NC Nv" ""' V"eo' '' "0''"
'ninA '"'"S VI "o'su''s w pou"''' "n'
n' ''''''' - p''Oe'''0l' ~ N'e '"'' "''"e
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B. l. HOWE,

SUCCESSORS To " Il HUSDY
ALL KINDS ~ EEA1 , och Sat .t3 sasas
sa Alsa ressiat@ts. Tinii .r8 frss Bread
g1u u-uu NAutltsltt Ctbus 81
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

A MOTHER LOT OF SECON D-HAND PIANOS
n in fine condition at sherman, Clay Il co.'s
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

I OANS real estate, bonds etc; lowest rates.
II MCAFEE BROTHERS. los Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
PERSONALS.


L JAPPLEBY. CONCERT SoLOIST: TEACH
Il. er OF baniJ, mandolin guitar. 1907 Market
St. near Sixth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
HOUSES TO LET.

q = II USE SUNNY ROOMS AND VAR,
~ si112 Treat ave. rear Twenty-second ST
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
MONEY TO LOAN.

~ OLDEN GATE LOAN OFFICE, 10 SIXTH
VI ST., will be oren Monday, sept II: money
loaned on diamonds and jewe!ry, at lowest rates.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
oAKLAND-MIsC CELLANEoUs.

I AIDES CATERER: ARGE OR SMALL
J. orders. sos Twentvseventh ST. OaKland
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
CITY REAL ESTATE.

$500 so IL 90, MI na GFS
NJ. SALISBURY, Builder, 5 * ST., Sunset District.
CHkAP: NEW 12-KO. M HO ST.: PARLOkS,
~ reception billiard; furnace heat. 1917 Oak.
NEW COTTAGE FOR SALE; VERY CHEAP
4N 6. C. c., box 81, Ca.
EITCHBURG, ON THE HAYWARDS LOCAL
Il steam line, is the ii; st important station east
of Fruitvae hourly trains 10 san Fran tSco;
electrc-cars every few minutes to Oakland; deep
wafer transportation afforded with the early COM
pletlon uf the Oakland Harbor tidal canal in
front OF the tow nsue.
AN ideal LOCALITY for homes. for business. for
man ufact cries: oi lots to suit buyers the
low price S4 to $40 per front TOO on ca 81 terms
Z. NJ. kU. kLE, Windso Hotel, room =, 9th
and Washington SITS. Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

OANs On FURN1TURE OR PIANOS IN
j. :. F. Oakland Alameda, at lowest rates.
without removal commissions no elays.
J. N0ONAN. lU17 10 l025 Mission. above sixth;
Iel South ID
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE CALIFORNIA DEBRIS COMMISSION
hydraulic process from Grace Taber. in the TaDer
Gold Mining CLAIM, near GibSonvIlie, Sierra Coun-
", to deposit tai ngs in GibSo Creek; from Fred
Smith, in the Black Oak Mine, near Yankee Jm's,
Placer ounty, 10 deposit tailings in Owl Greek;
w. H. Leek ct ais, in The NJ Iocene Nine near
In Rush Creek from Henry ConbTough, in the
Ellrig Mine. near Carbondale, Amador County. to
deposit tailines on fiat: from John C. Murphy,
in Slate Creek Placer Nine kelt tey, FL
Dorado County, TO deposit tailiDgs in Dutch Greek:
from job Il NJ Jackson, in the Jamson 2 acer
Mine, near louisville. Plumas County, to deposit
tailings Oh fat from SOCK Hung Lung. in the Bar
nard'S Diggings, near La Porte. Piumas County,
deposit taiings in att Creek.Rnd from the Jupiter
Gravel Mining and Water Company, In the Jupi-
ter Gravel Nine, near Dogtown.t aIaveras County
deposit tailings IN san domingo Creek, gives
tice that meeting will be held at room So. Flood
building san Francisco CAL, on October II, 1897,
80 p NJ.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OF
IN CHARLOTTE w. BUTLER, deceased. No
tice is hereby given by the. Undersigned, A. G.
FRtE E. admins rator, with the will annexed,
ceased, to he creditors of aud all persons navlng
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary voucher Within four months
after the first publication of this notice, the said
A. Z. tREESE, admnist ator, with the VIII an
nexed, at room 35, Chronicle building corner OF
Geary and Kearny streets he same being h
place for the transaction of the business OF the
said estate in the city and county of San Fran
cisco, Slate OF California
a. G. FREESE. administra;or with the will an
nexed. Of the estate of CHARLOTTE w. BUT
Liz Il. deceased.
Dated Francisco September IT 1897
j. D. SULLIVAN, attorney for the adm niStra-
TRAITOR with the Will annexed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
MEDICAL.

A PROCESS THAT Is PERFECTLY HARM
II less; never fails in any OF monthly sick.
ness, no mater what cause electricity bum
bug or other dangerous methods: money in every
case refunded If cure is not effected travellers
helped Immediately; years experience home in
confinement with sanitarian convenIences Con-
sut free the only reliable phys clans. DIR. AN ID
MRS. DAVIES, Ia McAllister St, next Hibernia
Bank hours 8 A. NJ. TO snd to NJ.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27

II lGHLY RESPECTABLE AND PRIVATE
IL place 10 obtain liberal advances on diamonds
and iewelry Of the lowest rates Baldwin JeWelty
Sore. s4S Market St. telephone Green 204
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-27
MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent BY mali
will not be nser;ei. They must be handed / a
either of the publication offices auI be indorsed
with the name ami residence OF persons authorized
TO have tue same pu0lishedI
BORN
AUSTIN-At Fruit vale, September l6 1897, to
the wife OF George Austin, daughter.
BURkE-In this city. September "a. 1891 to the
wife OF Walter D. Burke. a daughter
GARRITY Yin Oakland, September IS 1897. TO
the wife of Thomas T. Ciarrity. a daughter
ZUSSMAN-S September 20. 1897, 10 the wife OF
Dr. \ ZusSmap. a daughter.
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ATTORNEYS s-AT-LAW.

A DVICE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS SPEC
n ialty priva.e; fee with out lee ions
q. w. HOWE, atty atlsw, $50 Market, cor sloektn
y. MITCHELL. REMOVED ~ 1906 n AR
y ket; all legal matters collections advice free
A DVlCE FREE: NO CHARGE UN LIZ SS SUC
n cessful. W. W. DAVIDS N. S27 Market 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-14
The July Skies.

The heavens in July are full of in
tcrest. The principal considerations
now above the horizon at p. NJ. are
the Swan. or Northern Cross, the Lyrc
and the Eagle, in the eastern quadrant
of the heavens; Ophiuchus. Sagittarius
and the Scorpion in the south: Leo the
Lion now sitting in the west; the
Great Bear. in nidheavens in the north
west and overhead the Dragon, Her
cules. Bootes and the Northern Crown
The Swan tCygnus) is easily identified
from the arrangement Of its six bright
er stars in the form of Il st. Andrews
cross. The northeI1nost of these stars,
Alpha Cygni, known also as Deneh. the
Tail, is of above the average of see
ond magnitude brightness and Is some
times reckoned among the first-mag
nitude stars The remaining FIVE are
noticeably less brilliant being barely
above the third magnitude. Deneh. as
it's name implies is in the Swans tail.
the head is marked by the star Beta on
the extreme right. This star also
marks the foot of the Cross. The arms
Of the Cross form the swans wings
Tho Swan lies in the thick of the Milky
Way and is one of the richest of the
considerations in stars visible or invis-
ible 10 the naked eye. Alpha Cygni Is
one OF the ten brilliant stars Of the
northern hemisphere upon which De.
E,lkin few years ago made series Of
observations with the Yale college hell
oneter for the purpose of ascertaining
their distances from us. and it is one
of these-Arcturus being another--of
which the "parallax' proved to be a
quantity so minute that no trustwor-
thy measurement of it could be OBJ
tanned Bright as this star is. it is APP
parcntly plunged in space to depth
unfathomabha 10y any means now
availa bile to astronomers, and we must
regard il as one of those stupcndous
suns by the side of which our own
brilliant mlninary would become "A
mere pgmy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-14
MAINE CENTRAL R. R.

Arrangem of Trains in Effect June 20. 81.
Passenger trains leave Augusta as fol-
lows: THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-6.30 A. NJ. for Lewiston.
Rockland, Portland, Boston, Montreal.
Chicago, ST. Paul and all points West;
only for main line points,) express for
Brunswick, Lewiston, Pennington, Phil
lips, Rangeley, Rockland, Portland and
Boston. connecting for White Mountain
points and Quebec; 1905 and $50 =. NJ.
for Brunswick, Bath, Portland, Boston.
'1100 P NJ might Pullman) every night
for Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Bos-
ton; las A NJ. Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST-'l45 A. NJ. might ex-
PRESS for Skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor.
Moosehead Lake and Aroostook county.
Stephen. St. Andrews. ST. John. via Can.
Pacific and Aroostook county: $3.50 A. NJ.
Bangor, Bar Harbor; $40 A. NJ, for Wa
terville and Skowhegan; connecting at
Waterville with noon trains for Lewis
ton. way stations. Dexter. Greenvile Bar
express daily, for Bangor. Bucksport and
Bar Harbor; SAT p. NJ. for Watervile.
Oakland, North Arson, Bingham, Show
hogan, Belfast. Bangor. Old Town and
Mattawamkeag; IFS p. NJ, for Water
VILE; 915 A. NJ. Sundays only for Water
vile. Bar Harhor and Bangor.
The Night Pullman Train going East
a Las A. NJ, going West at HOO =. NJ.
runs every night Sunday included, con-
Meeting for and from Lewiston. but not
to Skowhegan on Monday mornings, or
10 Belfast, Dexter or beyond Bangor.
ngs.
'Daily for main line point.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Snu+h Gardiner 10 Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-14

There is Il business block near the
Kennebcc river, which is indeed
worthy sight. enough to make the
heart of any owner jump for joy as he
beholds such Il goodly investment OF
money The particular owner Is proud
enough of it and he takes a certain
pleasure in it that makes one really
enjoy it With him. He will, it is said
regard the block with loving eye and
as he sees il now from one point and
again from another. he Will say just
loud enough to be heard: Fine block;
Il fine block. indeed. Who owns that
block? Blank blank owns that block.
Yes. sir" And ever and anon he
chuckles to himself. For it is in truth
the apple of his eye, the well-spring OF
his bank account.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-07-14

far as possible to bring the grower and
consumer of fruit nearer together
A union cannot regulate either the de-
Inand or supply of fruit any more than
the Legislature could do what member
once proposed. when he moved the pas
sage of bril- to regulate births and mar
Iiages in the State. But, a well organized
fruit growers union in touch with the
markets for fruit, could readily aim at
keeping the markets well supplied with
the best fruit. and at the same time when
necessary by an overloaded market, 1t
could withhold or divert fruit in transit
to other and better markets. If there were
any such to be found. In this way ii
could do much to prevent gluts, which as
Il rule can hardly be considered of any
advantage to the consumer. 1t could do
much in either case for 1t would have
naturally under It's control fruit IN sufii-
cicnt quantity to be shipped whenever
the demand warranted 1t. AT times there
would be a crowded market anyway but
1t would be less disastrous If the supply
could in Il large measure be controlled by
a union.
II Is not. as some may suppose any
effort TO create a trust. for 1t is In no
sense organized for speculative purposes
1T should be so organized as to bring its
influence to bear on everything that has
anything to do with the handling Of
frlstts 1t should place its brand upon
every barrel OF fruit, and it should be the
purpose of all connected with IL TO nuke
every barrel the best in quality.
IN this way the consumer would have
more confidence IN buying. the commits
sion men would not find 1t necessary TO
open every barrel of fruit before selling
H. nor would it be necessary as now TO
send one man TO buy fruit and another
to pack it. 1t would aim NJ keeping all
the markets supplied and in all proper
ways Increase the use and extend the
markets.
Some over a year ago. the American
Fruit ffrnWprs' I1niDD nrpantzpJ Inv,