A Distinct And Typical Corner

Aristotle recouut-s the story ot a certain man of Lesbos who bought up all the oil prosses in that country beoause through the repoared failure of the olive erop for several years they had become useless rubbish. Then wheu there oanie a 'ffood }rear of olives, this man, owing all the proases, soldthem atprices satisfactory to hiniself and made a fortuno. This seems to us a distinct and typionl corner. :iud il does aot involve the idea of .a fictitious transaction. Ice beats to be propelléd by steani are beini constructcd for the winter naYigaüen "i tho llecl Hiver in Dakot:l