L-M‘t. and '2. 1:

s.‘ 'Illtnllllll 'l‘bMJLl'l' l.‘ \§.\lll A\‘l'..\tl.. 3".“ \«chh

A rauc- Urtu‘hI atuntht a \ tmm to»! “Obits/tcl' It‘l‘l'v‘wl It“. tn pl.

A out 7- o‘citvel. on Sunday c‘ftt‘ua lot flaw Imuulet ut l‘tt bolt-r. t 'utnvr of l’utntwtb

tlr rt.

Ill-3M .tud .\mtu in our. - tenor-l by n Mimi not tthilu-ly limi inside ul six manllu put" ' cit-ism oi l till u d nil-l. til-«bum of I pl‘ltl.’ tnavkut. bur "full of tits l:.t« tur dustini

ltuihq m n twatdmn hurt iul wank». were nui‘tlwl by tl f-diou ed by rwlu app In the in“ annulus 1-!

“'1‘; trout tonic uttt‘ tllt ll» :lm- lili. ul-

tnnltttul intuit."- mm-t :. I do tiwii -- r than“ ,

rul'llnteutly to cuz'tprt lnnl luv can. It»

vl

terrible mitt-riot. u “ll! 7 rfimfl "rum-t .twl.

tho bni’d'ng. .p.i kiy ti-vli int-d by it ‘ s of o lien-y |.tl upon the Dlnltr iv t i- on; lo the lint duty. Jlulltlt‘ll uttlte ~n..n

: \\ I‘l‘l‘ l'l‘t" ‘it. we think. twtuw 1h:- unm‘m for s not-

x t “I

ll.» c-vvn wound until-v. ltwu Kiwisu-l t do“ t'l1\~"‘l't\C‘dlll‘lllll\ lm ~btp».lb utgtl. ‘t‘n‘w Lcl p low in. Marl. ol “o -d in ‘lo- lingl ~h ttnvlwu l« ltm. ye! prim s my v llwl iteett .vl"lltl-‘ll 1:. duly Bu irntt ‘tlill tl‘nn b '2: .m- hat I 'l‘lt- lull-r ty tpt dud L'» it‘s a .f':. “up h

M“; . .... .13.;

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yen-put. .\c mutt-«rs pow lfluk. it it

iunt’ivoral-lc-

t) be m-nlt.

lltliluaul.

pt-t' curt.

.‘ionvv .lw ion . tron. :; to :5 “V :nuiw u lit-dc tllltlllil‘llh: l

lor ucu ~hip1. ill t ‘il, .lo‘m. X. ii. i

p 1' ton; m '

tuna 1! t3 tu‘w

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uproar. tbointontu: noun la the uphilnvulnl Lil1- ‘3 it"l‘ “flit-ll"? l" Q‘ll‘l"*‘- 7 Lulu wlmncu lrut-d lite sbri k». and how a _\‘ 1“. .mbl in Litcrpuol for .l.'i per loll.—

wcun ot' hurror mt-t the garnet" tlu- lit-holders

htt‘cttiio-l upon the llour lay the lifeless bnviy s

. Fr tlit'u ting pistol wound in the t

of one ut'tbc t'entalc bout-tiers. M \i'illztrd, the y."

tho \ intent in death. .\ 3i Mrs. ii iii. lay the iil‘clcss hotly nl‘ ht: HIIII’IlUI’Il‘. his bend and face covered with tzor from n bullet alllbl ill the tit, ". lempltv. From information clicitctl by n Sun rrpurlcr. \isitcd the itrt-nc ot‘ the umlancholy alturtiy alter its occurrence. it uppc- . for some tiutc past .\lr~i. \\‘i|lnrd have been receiving the attention of ilulllldalllall 'l‘honnts 5L llurke. of the Seventh l'ruciurt l'olice. n a young nun of line [Il‘fillll'dt who lured tilt: murdered woman with oil the intcthity of hits henrt. but whose ali‘t-etioui new not rcript'n. cutud. It is stated that ll 5. \‘u'illurd had on scrcml occasions been her d to rcmurk that Burke had nude proposals of hi tr tie to her. but that the had iutnriubly adorn the oil‘t-r. The refusals. howcvrr. seem not to have dis- ltetirtcntnl the ion-r. who p ti his unit with inert-used aro'or t cuch stlcl' enlittg illit'n it’w. Uu Sutttrdnv rnoott llhl, .\lr<. \\'lil.trd. Who was l'orcwoutnu itt the female department at the World cnmpodng root". iclt ihc oi’llco for the purpose of l't‘llll‘lllll:§ to her boarding house. “’ltile on her huuu-wztrd ride in tln~ street 'lr. shu encountered a mule ltt'qlluitlb

‘u

uneo t rivul 01' young llutkc ur the band at tho lily—who. upon reaching: 'l'wttttieth suec . cuttrteously u led her from the car,

and pnsscd on. it is oliltptlslfltll ‘ this act of gullantry was wittn-swd hv llurke, who. slung t'i madness by jotlt)tts_ . followed her to hor residence. About ten lttittutcsvulit‘t‘ their ' i, Miss Luella. daughterol‘ tltc iuntlludy. on p. sing the room to w' irh the two lntd l't" paired upon entering, Ill)lll‘t‘1lil|;ll ling couple were engaged in nu nninrttcd court- ion. Airs. \l'illurtl being lnturd to t-xciaitn l. Lttcdly.

'u “llll'll she hzul nut ltct' Ill>lllll'L‘ from the body nt‘

i 'i‘ttt'. t‘n-mztu Ix hr.

llito l

any oi whose itcztrt. uud the bloody rltlitlu “hit-It tu trkrd the How oi' the iii'c t’lll'i't'ltl iullit-ah d

'l'ttu\t\s‘.—-['p to fun Hit. the cholera hull not llllllllllall-' ml its run-gm. still it bud not grown. liI'Ut’fl-‘ll tln- days litllt and Htlt.’

wore in." deaths. Ina n}: a total Sillct' 'tbn t-onmn-nccmcut ol the In: zuly ul -l7l. in in: to tho intct'rcutimt ot‘ the Spanish ‘onsttl permission bus been given by thci ( tptuin (icnetxtl ol i'orto [lit-o to vcsm-lsi ll'ront St. 'l'bon ‘ts to touch ut certain points} ' or the pnrpt ol‘ pttrrhusit ’llllu.

(.‘otupulsory Education ui youth will tsoon be the order ol the day . England. illuminmtt-r is movng curneslly in the . matter. and England l't-t-ls tlntt itt this m to!" intelligence illlli noodle-guns. the i w ol sullervservutiou t'mptircs her not to per— mitau igttorztnt. not to say u criminal pop- ulation to y. ow up without providing [01' liwir t-dueu Illfl und “din-unload

'l‘bc l-‘rce (.‘hnrt-h ol'Scotiutul are about to opt'll u s .tion :tt Venice. which. as in all other parts of uluitln ol ll St: vs, vntircrelt; tIuti lrectlont ul" worship now ex 1.

Tim death of Alexandra Smith. the Scot-l tish pot-l. is announced. llL‘ seemed to be in the chtllil ol'his power.

| uor lh

5..

A S'i‘INfilNC lltzt‘ttt'nn-‘.—-llun .‘tng'ttrstltn- G. ltttrliidc. who recently died in l'hil:

Silifliillfiillli .ltll'llN

9...“?1‘31. -13.). .-

v“ «ii a. low it: t.

alum-mote.

.tlt's ~ l ‘tt-rv n 1.: nor ill 4“ “lltl'll'd Tin .' i-kc it it.” been u l :i lul‘l t.t:t .\l trt'h llol luu< rughll’f- ' rsiiu ys have b

lll'lllll'lt‘ll from t.

r... t. ,v. .p' mm... ling/t1 .t- c... l

tot'thc House nl't‘ommous. with it fit

the tank of ugluud nt'its present power of imutt- Iiphtcc it in the hands ol'tlorcrnutcut. I’l‘lns l I >llleL‘t'l ul'thc utmost importance to

ltlte whole cottttuercial community. and bus

tlelpbia. and who wus o son ot‘ the In lllll'llillt‘. bad a great uver<ion to meddling in Mcxittutt politics, anti lull. u. poor opin- ion ol hi coutttrylut'fi. On one tit-radon when pr ‘ ed by u crowd for :t speech ttl. lhc opt in the city of Mexico ltu arose} and mid sscd them as lollows —- l

“ .\icxic:ttt.~z, you wztttt a spcet'h from me. l Very well. you will get one. You wish’

th:

‘tlllt’il

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Latest finite.

Altilll \i. 01' Till: “ \l'lilk‘l.“

mo. l I

My,“ 4...“. ghoul-l through-nit ifurupu un Int-t) a Iu-re tlu- until I .19- p ‘M - to be mutt-"idly wt. " I‘lte llm‘l nl I‘ltiuny in tin i‘oulb I‘l' Illt‘v hue been in the S nttlt-l..uteru district: at Liv-gland ti -l:tli "(Innu haw l‘l‘t‘ll but No the tutu Ht.- Lulu ty ~ between 1.V||ll\lllih “our new quitr lrltn'lmd up. ,

'l'hv-rnou-turtu in the .\orth of Scotlandl hat dismayed enu the l|";ld nub-n. :t- llnlll-l \w Ur. ‘l tto‘ tul t'ulllllllhl

u blot-kc] up I

"t . nitrultun ill‘llb‘l" n l-tutl: nit-not out nll'. Sen-4 j b'.‘ it'll nu ll't‘t' 'tu possible. ‘ ion-u In death urv i found intposxibie. by mount. of gover.

ll not-s ul‘ llFl‘uIlIs’ bell ions p. t~ ol‘the roll!“ 1 ‘

'l‘itt‘ ucur rtppro:.smftlu- meeting of l‘ mom is crculiug mutu- :tir in HIV grout wurbi of London. (.‘ztbinct (‘ounrils ure fn-qucut. There in still the sumo uncertainty no to tho ~lt‘ln which will be taken about lirt'urut. \\'Iu- to a hill will be introduced toretticthe question. win-titer Lin.- .Nmiustnttiun will pre- t'er to ruin time by prov-ceding by resolution ' to is-

suing u lit-yul (.‘tlllllllia-‘lltll to probe nul the subject. itt ull it: hearings, or win-titer. in the absence ot'tlteso two courses. the Uppn iou will he left to ittit'talctltulruwu plan of pto etlur are mutter: nbont which the public can as t'l get- no light . in the meantime. the bra [era of the Liberal purty, scutlercdtu r the Continent during the recess. urt- multing their way to the British metropo~ iis.

ll' tho present Government two pcrtuitlcd to remain itt ullit-c they trill deal in some way with the llunk Churlcr. it'ono ot'tlu-ii' organs in the press is entitled to belief. it bi not In- trutlctl, ucctntliug tu lili: uutltnrit. to repeal the uc‘. of 181-1, but to dist-us: cct n improve tut-tux which are deemed to he llUt'Utlstll'V. Among-t these will be u pt‘npoailitlll tort-liei'e

z a:

never received the degree of attention it dc- it'l‘l'llso

The liratsotunl ol‘ the impending coullict UllillL'), strange to my, irotn Florence. from which city Mr. liltnldunn has addressed ucir- t'ttlur to the Liht 'nl llll'll hers ot’lht: llottsc ol' (Rotations. tokingthetu do bn present at the nt'l’at tlltcltt. when importunt b- ucw \\'|li be brought forward. The Mini rv have nlreudy named the gentlemen witnarc ti» unwound second :hn Address in the Lower House. the first task dcvolting th-n Lord lloltmdalc. one of the tnctuhurs for \\'c.-t Kent: and the sccoud ngnu Mr. 5. ii. Graven. thcjttuior nnunbur for Liverpool-nu huttnr

§$lttllmtr5itll gout-mil. ‘n’wnsminlmtm t4. all.

1. -t " .\'n nutn .- .x u w Ltnt'lt at annoynmu-

\‘utnllllllllt.All-'ll‘. “a moat Ltlou tlu- "nun-x-

and u.l«ln-~n-- ot‘ ulll' coma nuudt ut~ u- : your. \‘v ratttufl “flier-i t-kc lomlutut‘ottlultttlit‘ulitm-tllnl zn-«nutmetl l hm,“

runty chin tr pond huh.

mun 5.;‘ntA'...’ .:

U.\' BUl'N 1 His.

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lt' l‘t tit-w prctty generally acknow- lodged by thinking; men. that trade should it has been

mental encouragement. to cotton nu branch of trade or any mode of induatt, to iionrish in a country unsuited to it. Political economists usxcrt that pri ttc enterprise and the instincloi' scil’iutcrest are. of themselves. tptite stillieicut to support every kind of industrial cil'ort. which is suited to the situation and natural resources of a country. it illth‘ been generally found tlntt the policy of monopolies, protective and prohibitive duties. and boutllios. have the cli'ect of encouraging men to abandon occupations which are proiitablc. and to cutbttrk in those which urcttnprolitublc. “'c think thut it will be admitted by every one tlntt tlntt busit I 5 cannot be a proiitttblo out- which rctptircs the uidof the state to support it. li‘. for instance. farmers could not allow! to cultivate potatoes without (iovcrntucul‘e taxing the whole community in urtlcr to pay them a bounty of say. twenty shillings on every iumdrcd bushels of potatoes raised by them. will any one have the hardihood to say tlntt the country tit large is profited by the cultivation of the polatee under these circumstances? \Vnttld it tint be much better for the country if the funnel-culti- vutcd some crop which would pzty. thcu thus to tax the whole community for his support. “'hnt do the tax payers get in rctnrn for the pound which thcy pay the farmer for raising this huttdrcti bush< cis of potatoes? They get simply one ltttttdrctl bushels ol' potutocn, for which tbcy have lo pay is high. uud pcrhups :1 little higher price. than would be de- ltlilntit'tl by the merchant for imported

W

‘. l"i-1|lltl,‘.\ltt' n, ma.

p article from the writings lot «Inc M the

. c. A u. .9...

. fin a. ._...'. , 4...-.- inland. it in hardly lid: to ups-ct it Tr" ,

gin-litidul- to embark in Mt uncertain lt-ntt-rprisc limit which. it tum-t valid. the '

“ilUIK' community will reap n in-ueiit. ill there in to be in loot we think it but junli that the pro ill.‘ in general should bwt' pm ol‘ tlntt Ill.

last our "all." should think that u! no llfillllll‘lly l'ur \tlmt we have written. wo append to this article a few Iilllrl paragraphs on tho Ittbjrrl ul‘ ourl

prolontnlvsl thinkers tlntt any "2c or any country inn yet produced. \\'1- menu Adam Smith. the author of the “ \\'culth of Nations."

“ Whom the utniertztkcrs ol' lishoricn. nib-r unit liberal botutlics ituvu been be- stowed upon them. continua to sell their commodity at the sumo. or even n higher price titan they were accustomed to do he- 'urc. it might be cxpcotcd 1 their prolits should be very great; utni it not impro- bable that. those ul'sotue individuals may burn been so. lugeuct‘ul.itnwev ~ have every reason to believe they have been tptitc ollterwimt. ’i‘ho usual oil‘ect. of such bountics in to encourage rush undertaker; to adventure in n business which they do not undut'stuud; and whth they lose by their o\\’ll negligent-c anti lmt‘ornnon. more than compensates . ii that they can gain by tln- utmost libernltty ot‘ gln'l‘l’lllllmll.

But though it can very seldom bu l‘t'u- mtntble to tax the industry oi the grout body of the people. itt order to support that of some particular class or manufacturers. yet. in tho wuutonucss ut grcut pt'olpurity. when tbc public enjoy it greater rovcttne than it knows well \ ml. to do with. to git ll botutt 's to favorite nllltllll lL‘llll'L perhaps. be as natural its to iucut tyt idle expense. In ptthln as well us in private expenses. grout uculth may. perhaps. l'rr-qucully be admitted as an apology forgt'eut l'olly. lhtt there mtth sttr-ly ho sotnothlngauorc than ordinary absurdity in continuing such prolusiou itt times oi gout-r11 tlililculty and distress.

Premiums run by the. public to and manttlacltnt-ts, “Ito cxeoi itt thett'pur- tieubtr occupations. arouot, liable to tho sumo objt- ‘liolls us bounti -~'. lly encour— gittg c :tordinury dexterity :uttlittg‘cun- il,\'. they serve to keep up the emulation ol lit ‘ mott actually cmpluvt-d itt those \'|l Ut‘lfll )t lUIIS Hull in “(it ('Oll- suit-rubb- cnot Io,tnru towards any one of tin-m :tgrt': .I'Silfll‘i: ol' the capital of the country than what would go to it. of lh‘

'l'illqlifi'llll

'.\ll,Ll.‘l‘l.\'t‘. l\ tll,\ltl.tl'i"l'l-Z 'l'\l\\ N.

l'l lll.lt‘

A large and influential Illt'l‘lillg oi the l‘itimatn ul t‘lnttlutlvlnu n. \\u~ lu-‘ld tn tln- ’l'ctupvrt\uce "oil on l-‘tiduy ncnm: lust.

for the our now of iii-cussing tbc plop It-ly ‘oflhc A' lulllrv |I:\~bil;_' a Loan lhll to

cuttblc l .ou-rmncltt to pay l‘ortbr lit? lutuls'finfltuwd by tit-an. and p V . the timiu ol‘ mmwy trout Iilcl'uluII ibo «pit ‘ ion of a bonutyto encourage the llyll- cries Was n D Iu~t'lt'.~rtl. 'I be mw‘ttlg was. ply-sidi- over by I". ilt'ct'ltt-n. lump. u ho addressed it, :ttnlst. tt-yll ._\t be “on d most t-ltct-rtnilv mpport am medium that would ll‘llll toiwtn-lil his cull. ileum; and the Island guilt-rally. but at the stune tlttto ho Would make Ill pledged; tlhe was sent to tho iu'g' 'iulurc he would do the best ho could l'or tin-tn. '

(‘. 'l'ulntcr. flip. lion. fit-0.00105. l‘.“ . livudutuu.l£sq.. lion. .inlncn limit-tut, .l. S.'l'u.rvvli. Hop. and Mr. Archibald Me- Neill. also addressed the meeting.

Mr. liyudtnztn thought that tin: pn-st-nt St'lll't’lly ol‘ntoney wags caused by the Gov- ernment pnrt-bus lg pubhe lands. and boring to send uu'uy a large sum oi money to meet engugcmculs. lie was in luv-or of a Loan being obtained from the Home Government. ‘

Mr. Duncan said ho thought tlntt tho pttrchnsing oi tlttv lands had not so much to do with the senreity ol money and the hard times, us want stated. He thought lilill tho lurgtunnuhotwil vessels remniutug unsold now lying; in (lreut. Britain, and tho fact. that many tucruinutts hull iutportcd a ltcavy stocksol'goodfi. “'Ul‘l.‘ more the untsov ol‘ it. it‘, said he, the timosure him] now. what will [boy be when we go into Uou- li'llUl'llllllll, and when we are heavily tuxod 1’

Thin lust retnm'k brought My. .\. Mc- Ncill to his icct. who. in :ttt elotpn-nL spec hilt-fundedlltel'ouliedtuatinnS 'hcme, tutti d be \voultiztltvzty'sdo no even it" in». stood u unit on the island".

ra" in t. .t‘ut(multinational. llur 'ul'd ('ulh-gu. llosttnt, Mason. the first pr .9. a. gold watch. worth eighty dollars. \ s: awarded to Mr. Eu u (.‘tnnerou.ni' Sou town. who is ttow u slndcntol‘thuti ittt- tiou. \\'o io: 'n lltut .\lr. (tamer n will probably be one ol the clevcrost pruc lion- t-t's tlntt huvo rrudutttetl in Liar'urd Col- lege. We wish hitn sncccssuunl look upon this as ultt'tlter evidence ol‘ the ability ntnl tulent ol tho yottug‘un-u ol 1’. l" island.

.. . , _ , H . ‘ _ V ._ i FiIOlllti 5) g at: the son of It... inpliu the cuhc ot‘tln- latter nt'ubit:h h‘u young In ll'y’i'gnllli‘“I‘llffiiijjltllL‘; l',i:.:mllllxilnt.:’ {‘flii'liatJlx);L.lw mortal illil'llitid‘. the Iilnn'utor ot‘ Mttvicn. 5 "li‘ll‘l’m‘ “H1”: l“’l""'li‘l Purllallwm "‘"l’ “'0” While mic-rill; this remark sh:- “pelted the1 Y"“ l'll-‘l’t him for l'hnpcror. lie was the i ll“ ill’uu‘l- door ol'lltu room itt smut-what excited tnutt- l ""l." hm“ “1”” i” He‘l‘w- “'“l 5"" Sill"! Tm: “‘"m-m'wm has “'5‘de "M '0 mm“ Der. leaving her l'l‘. >ctcd lm‘ct‘ by itimscl ll- 1” li'tlltl; !hi‘i you {wind like I‘oltitct‘u.l'l.l' “'"llum Phillis! "lull" i" ll ill l-ll'lll' Ul' “my pr“.de .0 [ha m1 .rm. um purlmsu “H my . M . yuu up... I . V m hm... up I suspension oi the regulation for leurchiug the obtaining cotl . llclutt 3. stun Itud Itseetnlctl: wuys been. and tr; you niw: . will be.“ dug}: c "f: vermin“.rflluming rm!“ ill-“M” lothu top oi the imminent stuit's. when ihc‘ 'l'hu erou ll cottlouutl tl by those trutth l,“"'”l‘ he ("‘le l} ll'l'llll'll l“ 1' _ was confronted by Burke. ubo. doubtlt lid ttol t'vpiy to ill-‘ 5pc lit-1:. to whom uo-l H”: "Vf'mllhm‘ Fm." gleam“. “‘ . m fro”... by hm. culllni,” “mums him~ ’ Jmlg “TH mm," :Ullwuhl“ “m” m b“ m a . mntc so Mkdllt‘. tnemprt l tn which thc request “‘"he‘l “F” ""‘l l"“‘”'“1~ fl I'DWlWI‘ 10! distance trotu his :ttuitblo and his "-ttivei“ ‘li-n‘fi'rmi “M “WWI ll'v “mt "'“wmml her breast, dtscl rat-d tho coutuntxol‘ one Hm! “I rel """W NM" “1'05" “""hcs “1'” “9‘13".” chamber. Notwitlmtundiugtlto fearl'ul clMl'llt‘- . i ‘ '

l luw. let‘ ul'the wound. the terrilit-vi woman sprung m“) (“"3" 53." ,mnnl' 0f “1“ Sb JUll” ' The (7411111.th'smhtl‘ornts u: tltul. l'riuce past horunniluztt uud lit-d lt'l't‘lllllill‘,’ to n Mumblnn" " klllg 1"“ 31""“1‘3” “"0 01' .\t‘thul‘ lltl: "tnoxt stltistactorilv" pnssctl his re...- lm—pm “rim-u 12.3.. “pm”. nut “gamma, stcumers lot‘ ropp tins .Wllllvt‘l‘, lhn .(Ju— ‘ oxzuuimtiou for lltillIhJOH into the ltoyul 1 daughter .n the Lupnmtv A; the “mm-0.1 : ttnrtl Company huvtng red the rules of! Military Acudcmy nt \\'oolwic|t. and that he lllflitloot'. hut-kc. who 1'!) red llltil ' ' lie-1 assage from £33 to will enter that institution as a cadet on the hint . :tqaiutiischnr‘red his pistol—«this time \V ‘ ‘ ‘ illll 1" b‘ ‘ '

w, u behevo tins is the way the present ' 5 "Lu?" 1 tltrottgl the rioot \vhtcii the holy hutl chm-d mmmilpd hump“... wurkfi. in mm”. PM.” or Vice Admiral Sir G. R. Mttmlv. it. ('. ll. immediately a: sh;- pauctl in. the bull burciy [he pl.” .m . . ,I T “I .1 , .: .,_ .1. .htfslud mg mp; nu In) no lip/Q "f "711'". missing the both! of Mrs. Leeds. who tint \ M" 'l H s l - “ In} “.L “J ‘ t” I . . ~. ‘ ' ' A " I I ‘l‘ . guy a butler 5mm Ur “1mg; h”. M. “PM,” on. Its toutnmnderan net ol tin: .\orth Am-

wntching by the bedside of her sick child. . . . . . ' ‘. -'. - Issuing from the room is u smallerflpttrtmnttl. tho ("ul‘c' gramnmmly "'lwmm I: 1“ our ' Lm‘“. mm “ u“ “mun smuun'

[no lbs.. "it llglttnnt tttttt'tt‘t—tisidn 'l'hel'xtt on it. ttte:i.~ttt:rt-l live Good food lor bears

I}? .\la ache t', weighing ot was killod. ubotttten days slut

- I The t'ut‘casc wussold itt last w ck. inches itt thickness. up there.

pottttocs. 'l'bc pound paid the farmer for raising them is so tuttcit moucy tuk -tt out of their pockets and put into it ilcsidcs, there ttrc many u _ 9 in which the litrtncr could employ his time, and ttntny uses to which he could put his land. which would yield him It profit over and above the capital and labor ex- pended. 'l'hc connlry loses besides the bounty. this prolit. lot- we, need hardly tt-li our readers that cvcrysltiliing's worth nfpropcrty uctptircd by the further. the merchant or the mechanic. is so much added to the general wcuith of the comp try. But objects some one. “ Nobody is mad enough to think of paying liirmcrs a bounty on potatoes. The idea is pre- posterous." “'0 agree with yott. sir. llttt is it not quite as preposterous to ask the tax payers of it country to give it