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7Ih A. m train out of Neenah gets connection
from North and South at 800 a. IN 3:lo y, IN.
train gets connection from South at $40 p. N.
w. H. VANDEGRIFF, Agt.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAE. WEAKNESS

and Prostitution from Over
work or other causes.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific
No. 90, in use over 40 years, the only
successful remedy.
81 per vial or walls and large vial powder, for IS
Sid by Druggisu postpaid on recep. OF price
HUMPHREYS kKD. CO., Cor. WlgAn ssss sts, Acs fsrs
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J.F. MULHOLLAND, NJ. ID.

DRACTICE limited to Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat Office hours. to II a m, to p
IN. and to s =. m. Office over Mendhk * Null
hollands n sth street Manitowoc. Wisconsin
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CHICAGO 4 North Western Railway.
New Trains and Fast Time.

New Trains and Fast Time
Leave South Bound Arrive.
Manitowoc a 80 a. m milwaukee, -; W a. m
Manitowoc +S: III a. m milwaukee, Nv 'a' NJ
Manitowoc fl:u, p III. MilWaukee 10 oo p m
Manitowoc +5:5l y. IN. = milwaukee, o:lo D. IN.
Leave. North Bound ArrlNe'
Manitowoc "A: T. IN. Amigo Tsou y. M
Manitowoc 1854 p IN. ! Ashland :. 40 a. m.
Manitowoc 9:3I a. m. Appleton d ll:'o a. M
ManitoWoc go a. m,
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BAENSCH & CHLOUPEK,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Office over Savings
n Pank Money loaned on real estate secur-
ity.
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sEDGWICK, sEDGWICK 4 SCHMIDT

I AWYERS Office in Torrison's brick block
L. north end Eighth street bridge Mantowoc
Wisconsin. Collections promptly attended TO
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A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
~ Office over National Bank, Eighth street
Collections promptly attended to
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A. p. sCHENIAS. E. L. KELLEY
SCHENIAN l. KELLEY.
NASH e. NASH.

ATTORNEYS At LAW. National Bank Brick
n Block, Mantowoc, Wisconsin
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Remarks:
Special sales will
last for the time
specified and no
longer. Remem-
Der this sale COM
menCes Friday of
this week and COM
tinues one week.
Special Sale Baby Boys and Chdrens Clothing ladies' Sum-
Mems Socks.

Mems Socks.
&c mixed gray, ,.
heavy sale price. ~
10 cent gray and blue,
elastic top, Z,
sale price &C
Extra quality Hosiery
for ladies and children
at equally low prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-16

tally the same provision Rs the
houHo bal, 50 far as tho declaration
That the standard unit OF value shall
DE gold dollar Of certain weight
ahd nneucsS. but does II In differ
Ont forms, The SENATE hill ignores
entirely the house bills provision
mat al Interest bearing obligation.
~ the goverament and all public
aud private debts shall be payable
In gold.
In The senate hill the present law.
respecting the issue Of gold certlf-
oases, 10 preserved with some Inn
Fortant notifications as to the de-
nomination % the bills Under the
new measure at least one.fourth uf
the whole issue Of gold certificates
must be OF the denomination OF not
mere than $50 nor less than go
rhls limits the amounts which tho
larger financial Institutions may take
out IN ahe note, The senate bill also
permits the secretary OF the treasury
To ISSUE AZ his discretion gold GER
tpcatea To the denomination Of SIC.
ooe always provided that one fourth
~ the whole issue Is In denomina-
ton OF $50 or less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-16
big CRASH
IN BOSTON
Broadway National
Bank Closed.
DEPOSIN REACHED $1,000, 900
other Sank, Will comslas Ia Order
to prsssnt Further plsss.
tsfs In the CITY.
DEPOSIN REACHED S3,OOo.oOe

BOSTON. Dsre. 10 The comptroi.
Ter q the currency took charge Of
the broadway National Bank this
morning
The bank j. owned by the squirrs.
whose packing house made an as
zignment yesterday The clearing
house Investigated the matter fully
last evening and decided not 20 r~n-
der the hank any assistance.
An immsns. crowd surrounded the
closed hank. The depositors are
composed larEeiy of persons Of small
means and small accounts. though
aEgregatinK az least t1.ooo 600.
The leading bankers declare that
nothing nearer an approaching m
anciai panic than has happened
viii b- allowed To occur. AZ the clear
INK house viii come 20 the assist.
ance Of the other banks by Issuing
clearing house certificates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-16
PANIC IN
NEW YORK
Buffers Defeat Is
One Cause.
EXCITING SCENES on CHANGE
s---
re suits We're Sadly Caught and
Some Failures Are Nov
Impending
EXCITING SCENES on CHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec, is.-Buller's de-
feat In South Africa resulted in a
panic on london stock exchange this
morning. This, together with two
big failures in Boston. was enough
10 send the already weak New York
market down with rush.
Liquidation which had been going
IN for several weeks was renewed as
soon as trading began and within
BALI an hour the foor was n hcdiam.
Is the unfortunate bull traders tried
40 Get cover. Many had placed
money for a rally today. thinking
that the bottom had been reached.
hut low az prices had been hammer
ed frem Monday 20 Friday. the open
Ing prices for Saturday still showed
big losses.
The tremendous liquidation that
has been going on must be soon
stopped or there VIII be q crash. as
the tension - now near the break
tae point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-16
Make Dig Demands.

BERLIN. Dec ts.-Thc Kaiser has
ordered for the FIRST OF January chat
sverything governmental. from rcgi-
mental fiawr to postal cards. be dec
GRATED In homer Of the new century.
The government has begun secret
Negotiations with the Centrum
Catholic party, regarding the new
naval increase bill II Is % the high
est Importance to tho Kaiser that
the Centrum support the measure
TAAt party, aware OF this fact. -
making extortlonate demands for It's
services. Including the complete res
tesation Of the Catholic Church into
tbs state.
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WHERE THE
BILLS DIFFER
4 Comparison Of the Two ~,
nancial Measures.

wAsHINGTON, y. C.. Dec. "a
Many radical differences exist be-
tween the senate and the house cur
Teucy reform bills. The chief con-
nict r. in the section providing for
the protection of the gold reserve.
The senate bill increases this reserve
a. $3.50. 900. 900, bat follows the presi-
dents recommendation by making
this reserve a trust fund. The re-
Recommendation 81 the secretary u
che treasury, however. that a divis-
ion OF issue and redemption be Great
ed. n ignored. While the house bill
followed, the presidents recon-
mendation by making this reserve a
trust fund. The recommendation OF
the secretary Of the treasury, how
ever. that division Of issue and re-
deuption be created. is ignored.
While the house bill followed, the
presidents recommendation for i'm
pounding greenbacks. the senate bill
offers a method by which the gold
reserve may be protected and still
Rreenbael<s. having been paid in for
gold, may be returned TO circulation.
This ~ done by requiring the secre-
tary of the treasury, when green
backs have been paid IN for gold, to
restore the gold by exchanging the
rnte- ss- an gold coin IN the gen
sra fund Of the treasury, or by ac-
repting deposits Of gold coin, or by
procuring gold coin in accordance
with the provisions Of existing law.
This provision. the senators believe,
meets the objection urged against
me houpc BIZ. that lmpouudlng
xrsenbackz in a separate fund would
49, ~ sense ae a contraction Of the
Ne medium.
>pate bill makss aubslan-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
were fled for record tn the county
auditors Office yesterday.
Arson Harris 81 ux 20 Ira A. Put
nam. part sec 20 twp "a range Z, Dec
IL. g. 80.
Edward l.. Lindsey ct III - VIII.
lam l.. Lindsey. lot 70 block "a. ~.
Seattle. q e.. 81.
William l.. Lindsey ct ux TO Tho-
S. Lppy, same property. Dec. -. n
90.
George a. Albright to George "
Corlett. lot u block 81 NARie's SEC
ond al. Nov. 10. ti.o9o.
r. ". EnRle ct ux To Frank Mieiks
lots II and IL. block "a. South Park
Dec. s. 81.
James a. Thompson ct ux 10 Mrs
p. l.. Judy. Ell lots and block Is.
Jackson ~ add. Nov %. siTb.
oliver =. Rogers ct ux TO Martin
Alexander. lot block T. Alexander
4 Guiberaon's plat. Kent, Dec II.
$500.
Mary s. Chamberlain 70 Catherine
=. Blaine. si4 lot , and all lot 4 bloc X
=. Comstock sup add. Dec. II. SIS
Andrew Lindgren ct UT to John
Kiosterruan. lot 9 block 20. Grans
Salmon Bay add, Ballard. Aug. IL.
1897. ft5.
Minnie r. and william u. Chip
man TO John n. Allen. lot p block {
In J. n. Hengstroffs add. Dec Il.
800.
Thomas H Eaton to James Haug-
hey lot to 8 block .. Steel works
add Nov. q. 500.
sheriff 10 scandinH Wan American
bank. WI lots and :. block IS, Col
Inns ad. Doc. ~. i45O.70.
sIbyl l.. Patch to J. T. MaKee, lots
- and TO- block 3. Fall city. Dec. s.
$50.
A. NJ. Sommer 81 M to Dwight
Hubert, lot 20 block ~. Squire park
ad.. Dec. ~. S2.i50.
Charles w Jacobs 81 ux 10 James
and Mary Pruit, 81 80 ar ne ar and
MT nh ar sw ar ne qr sec 10 twp
q range 2. Feb g. 1900.
Howard Fuguet 10 ~. J. Carman,
lot 70 block II, a. A. Denny's ad..
oct. II. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-16
Marked Up Broom Corn

CHICAGO. Dee. 1.-THE stock
holders OF tho Union nroom supply
CO. held a secret meeting here todey
ana decided % make the price on
broom corn 500 per ton. This Is the
nrst time the company has given a
quotation On the supply held by IT,.
and u IL said by stockholders that
this price will advance materially
within another month.
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Mems Presents

BRocADED SILK MuFFIERs' beautiful designs
Gents Extra Quality SILK MUFFI4ERs. patterns;
tB ass each
the New manufacturers. eoc and 7e each
New and immense assortment
o Zc and Jo each
Gents Fine SILK EMBRofpERED susPENpERs;
mate and 400
GLOVES. excellent only soe n
Gents Fine GLOVES lined. only a pair.
Ladies. Fine LUCILLE seaIoped wrist: patent
black splendid wearing 800
Ladies. Fine la GLOVES. made nne
beautifully finished all
Ladies Pine GLOVES.
u.2s a pair
Fine PLAID combinations
and a yard
Pretty Mummie Cloth
Gents TENNIS FLANNEL. NIGHT GOWNS. u and
splsnddy made: o0c and Sc each
Gents Fine MUSLIN embroidered
q. w. PETERSON & BRO.
zoe. zoe. 40 Pike St
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Canal Through Cuba.

HAVANA. Dec. fs-Gen. t.acrst
viii Eo 70 Manriilo tomorrow 20 ru.
perintend the work Of converting the
River cagto into cana system.
should this Undertaking b~ success
full. ships % 900 tons burden viii b.
able 90 pass through from the north
to the south coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-16
II you don't know just what to buy for
il XMAS
: GIFTS...

Maybe our sales people suggest something iheyfe
experienced at it, It's your while to make this store
visit before buying.
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Sfv1a We tailors and know how cut, fit and
~ ~ make garment so IL stays in shape. We also
do all kinds of cleaning pressing and repair
- Fit ing Figures tell the difference. VIII you
pay the difference, buy from and
E::r the difeenoel STANDARD TAILORING co.
lIllSu Third Ave. Third Ave. Theater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-16

MI lie ~ EIOtk tiOlsiDEhEs
Notice IL hereby given that a spe-
oial meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Peoples Savings Bank. a corpor-
alton. viii be held at Its banking
house. No. t16 Yesler way. In the
city OF Seattle. state Of Washington.
ON the 18th day Of January. 1900, at
the hour Of O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose Of voting upon the
question Of adopting supplemental
articles Of Incorporation Of said cor
poration and for the further purpose
Of repeating the present bylaws Of
said corporation and adopting new
bylaws In lieu thereof and for the
transaction OF such other business
az may properly come before the
meeting.
JAMES X. HAYDEN.
Secretary.
Dated this 18th day OF December.
1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17
A MODEL COUNTY.
Shenandoah Has the First Conviction
for Felony Since iS06-PcrsonaL

Shenandoah Has the First Conviction
for Felony Since fSO6-Pcrsonal.
WOODSTOCK. VA. August 16.-Spe-
cial-Between ten and fifteen delegates
from Che Christian church of this place
left this morning to attend the hftieth
annual convention of the Christian
church OF Shane3nd0ah Valley, which
convened this morning at 10 o'clock at
Walnut Springs church. near Strasburg,
va. This circuit SIS composed of twenty
churches and has a membership Of over
2W0
The Quarterly Conference of the Win
chester district of the Methodist Episcopal
church convened I'm that church at Edn-
burg this morning and will last two days.
Hugh Mclnturff was tried I'm the County
Court yesterday on the charge of break
ing into The meat-house of Mr.. James II.
Hoover and stealing bacon. and was
given three years i'm the peniiontary.
NfcTnturn was Jointly indicted with VIII
liam Jenkins and Charles S.bert who are
on trial to-day. This is the FIRST convic-
ton ON the charge of felony in the County
Court since the famous WeatherhOlz
trial and conviction I'm December 1895.
The chancery docket FOR the September
term Of the Circuit Court contains six or
eight suits for divorce Common law
causes are set for four days and four
cases against the railroads are set for
hearing.
Rev l.. A. Cutler. of Louisa. Va. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Il. l.. Stick
ley.
Rev. w. j. Cooke returned home the
latter part OF last week from a trip 20
Eastern Virginia while absent ne at
tended the district conventions of Tide
water and Piedmont Christian churches.
The ordinance of the Lords supper was
observed at Emmanuel Lutheran church.
OF this place. ON Sunday last the pastor
Rev. A. a. j. Bushong. officiating. The new
individual communion service was used
for the first time There was a large con-
gregation present.
A vacation decree Of sale was entered
I'm the Circuit Court on Monday I'm the
suit Of Donaldson et ais vs. Donaldson's
administrator. Sc. for the sale Of the
farm belonging 90 the estate of the late
William Donaldson. situated on the west
ern edge of town. The farm IS a very
valuable one.
Tho section several miles west of town
was visited bv "A very heavy rainfall on
Sunday evening. The recei" rains IN the
county have very much improved thc late
corn This crop will De much less than
lhe average. some Of 10 having been cut
for fodder.
The county clerk has issued forty more
marriage licenses mp to the present time
than al the same period last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17
Mr.. MARTIN SCORED.
Lnncnburg Democrats Denouncc Him
as ibc Exponent Of VI achinc Rulc.


as ibc Exponent Of VI achinc Rule.
LUNENBuRG, o. D.. Aug. IS Spec a..
At a mass heetng OF the democrats OF
Lunenburg county. Va. held at the court
house on August a. 1899, j. T. Tisdale
was elected chairman and r. C.. williams.
secretary.
on motion the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
We the Democrats of Lunenburg coun-
~ who favor the election Of United states
senators 10y dirgct vote 81 the. people.
and favor other legislative changes herein
mentioned, adopt the following resolu-
tons:
1. Resolved That we are bitterly op-
posed 10 the reelection OF the Hon
Thomas S. Martin TO the United States
Senate from Virginia We oppose him for
this and other reasons: That we favor
the rule OF the people as against ring
rule and machine politics OF which he is
am able exponent and Champion
2-We heartily endorse the candidacy
OF the Hon. j. HOee Tyler for the office
Of United States Senator. because OF HIS
ability and Integrity. and last, but not
least. his earnest championship OF the
cause of the people as against machine
elements.
g. Resolved. That we favor an amend
ment % the act known as the land grab
bcrs act so as TO graduate the fine ac-
cording TO the amount of taxes. d.
g. Resolved That we denounce the
Blackstone Senatorial Convention for re-
fusing 20 seat the delegation chosen by n
majority Of the Democrats of Lunenburg
county
b. Resolved, That we urge upon the
voters Of Brunswick and Nottoway couu-
ties to join with the voters of Lunenbure
in tho vital hcht OF the people against
the machine element. eXempiifed and led
by the Hon. Thomas S. Martin.
The chairman was then instructed 20
appoint two delegates from each magis-
terial district 20 meet delegation from
Brunswick and Nottoway counties at
Lawrenceville. Va. on TIE ith Monday I'm
August. 10 confer together and name
candidate for the State Senate from this
Ohe Fourth district. whercupon the
chairman appointed the following dele
gates.
Lewiston d'strict-E. II Bacon. +. \.
Gee. Pleasant Grove-W. r. RoyaO;
Browns store-J. T Bradshaw. J. T..
Tisdale: Rehoboih-S. r. Bentley W. 4.
Bicger. Loeb Liven-C. @. Nebett w.
W Hite: Columh ian Grover. r. Halle
wood j. a. Elder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17

Inc tacliul woman knows as well as
anybody The advantage OF that effect OF
uprlo-dattness WlIcu gives ME. .omar
her modish charm-her air OF being armed
FOR conquest. SHE means Us retain it, bt,-
not al the price of sacrifice. She has
learned. like a skilled mariner 10 "sau
near thc wind. She either oueIs or quits
the arisiocratic drossmaker for she i'm
sists upon having hcr own way. lis She
stout. she allows LITTLE graceful fulness
20 modify The plain skirt of tho day and
a Trim or nouuce 90 cucircIe DO thereby
lcsscnirg the apparent breadth OF her
figure, and she has her sleeves made so
that her arms can Dee moved no ease IL
her neck Doe short sine has th. collars OF
hcr gown slightly sloped on in mont
thereby avoiding that muficd-up look
which makes some women appear 10 be
perpetual victims oI aOre-throHt d. her
hips arc large she wears pointed hodices
regardless OF the fact tnat round ones are
more fashionable. ID she Dc thin aha
trims her rocks and cschcws tne SIN
white collars end m1un'sh ties than make
70 many neat looking people look Ike
poor sch00lmlstresscs suffering from star
tation. Perhaps her complexion is not of
the best al any time when violet OF blue
is the only wear or when some we'll
meaning person ha. sent her a length of
scarlet six FOR "a i-ouse. Nothing daunt-
ed the wise creature INDUCES in trim
ming OK yellow lace or gupure and thus
makes The trying hue absolutely becoming
10 her White collars and cuffs. such as
we see on the best shirts are ruin 90 the
good looks OF many women. although TO
the lucky folks whom they DO suit they
give a cehehtfully fresh and dainty as
poet Tho tactful woman either insists
upon "sclf' cuffs and collars. or ties y
black satin ribbon around her neck let
t'N IL form butterfly bow az the back
II anyone doubts the "Frenchy' effect
OF this supple t-yice let her try n and
be converted She Will not readily return
20 the severe style.----diadelpnia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17
MATHEWS FOR TYLER.
Resolution Endorsing Him for Senator
rs..scd bv y Iargo Majority.


MATHEWS. VA Aug 15.-Soecia,.-
Gloucester and Mathews toecther elect
a delegate to the legislature. on An
gust the 1th n Democratic meeting was
held at Gloucester Courthouse and dele
gates chosen "a represent that county in
a Joint convention. a similar meeting
was held here on Yesterday. IN which
much interest was manifested. Judge g.
~ Garunu was made chairman, and Or.
Dorsey Haynes. secretary.
The question in which most interest was
manifested was a strong resolution Of
fcrci by Judge Garnett, advocating a
change In the United states Constitution
so as 10 make tho United States senator's
eligible by the people. and advocating the
election Of Governor J. Hoge Tyler over
Senator Thomas : Martin. This paper
elected considerable discussion. II was
ably advocated by Judge Garnett in =
speech Of unusual force. showing that he
had fully considered the subject II was
also advocated by John j. Donovan and
J. Boyd Sears. and vehemently opposed
by G. =. T. lane and George Y HURLEY
The resolution was adopted by very
large majority.
The time and place for the meeting OF
the Joint convention has not yet been
fixed upon So far Robert L. McCrcady
Esq. Of this county. who appears n
have byt small following. seems TO
be the only aspiraAt here Charles 4.
SeawCll Of Gloucester is also an asni-
rant lie is a son 81 the distinrn,shca
NJ. b. Seawei, Esq. and for number
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17
FIGHT IN NORTHERN NECK.
Mr.. w. Med. Lee TO Oppose Walker.
MANY Candidates in Stafford.

FRFDEWCKsBURG. VA. Aug 16.-
Special.-W Mcdonald Lee. Of Lancaster
county. editor Of the lrvington Citizen,
has entered the race for the Democratic
nomination. 10 represent the Northern
Neck district in the State Senate. lie is
q pronounced Martin man. Hon G.
Harding Walker Of Northumberland. the
present incumbent, IS said 70 be for
Tyler.
The business Mems Association has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: n. y. Brent president; Isaac
Hirsh. Ed Cole and c. w Jones. vice
presidents: +. w. Stearns. secretary and
5. G. wallace. treasurer.
A meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Stafford county. al the
county seat to-day, decided to hold dis
trict meetings on August 3lst. 10 elect two
delegates from each district 10 "a conven-
ton 10 nominate a candidate TO- rep
resent Stafford and King George
I'm the next legislature There are half
n dozen candidates for the nomination.
and the sentiment is divided between
Tyler and Martin for the senatorship
\ meeting Of eX-COnfederates was held
and committees appointed 10 solicit funds
for erecting q monument 10 the memory
OF Stafford soldiers who died I'm battle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17

or years has held n government position
in Washington. Both Of these gentlemen
have expressed themselves as oDDosed
10 the reelection OF Senator Martin.
Jams y. Stubs, ESQ. IS the present in
cumbent. He voted for Senator Martin
when he was last elected. for which
he was much criticised BY the Demo-
Gratis Of this county. His name win prob
ably be brought up before the joint con-
vcntiOn. II is impossible 10 say for
whom he viii vote in the event that he
IS reelected. IL is probable thai the
names OF others may be brought before
the convention. Gloucester expressed no
preference for United States senator The
course pursued here will probably cause
that question TO be brought prominently
before the convention.
The seasons have OF late been unusually
good the corn promises a good yield. and
the pastures are green and luXuriant To-
matoes. grapes and melons are abundant.
the foliage on the trees was never richer
and more beautiful at this season.