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JUDGE JEREMIAH 6.BtACRs 0PrN.
ION or GARFIELD.

ha0asbssn Gensral,l GarHelds dspoted
friend for Paany ysess, and an rsso1oed hat
I nscer Dilt 5slisas tset Ne does not dcxroe tho
affection Adgs 6ssfosoed Upon 1im. Ii HE
WOULD cAHRrarHe fn1So TOPPLES WHICH REeo-
LATE MS PRrvATs LlFf INTO ms PUBLIC
CONDUCT HE wouEp Make THE BEST CHIEF
MAeIsrRAfEfwH HAvRsEv HAD. But be
viii act fositlle interests of his party, as he
has acted Al bis lifetime, and that will re-
'saire him 70 take the advice which stephcns
gave to Mohtpclius ID ths Ibnckshot war.
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E Do YOU plead guilty. Or not guilty ~ ask
ed the Judge, addressing Simms.
II doesn't plead at all. isn't no lawyer.
Yer can't ketch me wild your pints. =
Look out, you impudeut rascal Are YOU
guilty or not guilty ~
Now yers gettin' at de Jacks. I has de
honor to state dat is not guilty.
"Yis he is, Jedge, exclaimed Cobb. !, He
hit me in de mouth wild his fst.n
neber fetch de man
Didn't you hit him in the mouth p" ask
ed the judge
No, sab didn't put my ham on him.
In fack, neber fetched him.
Jsdge, swar on de bigges' Bible dat he
hit me-
Now, look a heah, !" said Simms, edo
courts OF dis Lam amt technicum enuf. When
yer jerks man up on charge yer's got ter
'stantiate the charge. Eff dar wuz noah adj
dycation among de niggahs an white folks
dar wouldn't be half de trouble In de courts
Is my han techin' dis table, Judge9n And
be placed his hand on the desk.
" Yes, sir"
@DNt % ''''"t yo' . vi. Aaco why COrQ-
in ter de flosofy what Use been studyin' yer
can't fetch nothing. Dat Is air tween nv
han an' de table. Ell my han totoh de table.
1t would stick dar. Now look aheah, Ant'ny,.
and the prisoner turned to Cobb, ais YER
gwine to PUT yourself in such an ignorant
lightP Yer's been stugent too long not ter
know better den dis. Is yer goin' roun'
town branded with ignorance? Is yer gwine
fer ter add yer weight to holm de culiud peo-
pie OF Little Rock ter de groun'? Now, ez q
stugent am man who understands flosofy.
did fetch yer?"
Come to think oh hit.'' answered Cobb,
/" doan believe yer did,
Now, Ant'ny, ez a stugent an, man OBJ
science, didn't yer run agin post an knock
dem teef out pu
"yiewiu' this subjeck III scientific light,
believe did,"
An now, Ant'ny as q stugent an larn-
ed man, won't yer withdraw dis case pendin
agin me, in which yersef is de scientific fond.
ent?n
Yes, will Jedge, dis man peber hit me,
and hereby withdraws de mistake
" Dat was 'zackly right" said simms, as
the two men went down together. "Ef all
de men oh science would hang tergedder dis
way, dar wouldn't be half de trouble an on
easiness IN de worp. - Little Rock Gazette.
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UNCLE EsEK's" APHoRlsMs, IN s'sonrB-
S others dss Expect most Il By Bsa

UNCLE EsEK's" APHoRlsMs, IN ScR1B-
6 SHs ds sxpsst most 81 s 2 By Esi df
satisfaction.
Every man makes his own reputation the
world only puts on the stamp.
There is great deal Of modesty In this
world that W ill gaze at almost anything
provided Il can be seen through crack.
Silence is a hard opinion to beat.
Good breeding is letter Of credit all over
the world.
I. Bigotry knows Of but one way to reach
Heaven, while faith knows Of hundred.
1t requires wisdom to be able, and it re-
quires honesty to be willing, to call things by
their right names. 81
1t is well to give heed TO your doubts, for
they are very often the dawnings Of truth.
Men owe their resolution, and most of their
success, to the opposition they meet with.
Building air-castles is q harmless business
as long as you don't attempt to live in them.
The more virtuous man is the more virtue
does he see In others.
The divinity of charity consists in relieving
mans needs before they are forced upon as.
Charity is a first mortgage on every human
beings possessions. 60,
Opportunities are very sensitive things IL
you slight them ON their first visit, you seldom
| see them again.
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11Ega 4t..ss, s1Ddll.ifzs
unskimmed and properly treated milk, taken
from a healthy COW in good condition, and
produced by the consumption of healthy and
nutritious grasses, and other kinds of food,
contains within ITSELF in proper proportions,
says Professor Sheldon, all the elements that
are necessary to sustain human life through
a considerable period of time. Scarcely any
other article of food will do this. When we
eat bread and drink milk, eat bread, butter
and cheese and drink waterfall of them in
the best combination and condition to nour-
ish the human system. All things consider
ed, good milk is the cheapest kind Of food
that we have, for three pints of it, weighing
three and three-quarter pounds, and costing
four pence-half- contains as much nu-
triment as one pound of beef which costs
nine-pence. There is no loss In cooking the
milk, as there is in cooking the beef, and
there is no bone in 1t that cannot be eaten II
is simple, palatable, nutritious healthful,
cheap, always ready for use with or without
preparation. This is to say that chemically
81 pounds of milk is the equivalent of one
pound Of beef In fesh-forming or heterogeneous
constituents, and 317 pounds of milk Is the
equivalent of one pound of beef in heat pro-
ducing elements, carbohydrates. We must
therefore assume from the data offered that
the relative values Of beef and milk as human
food are as 81 TBS. to III lbs, or as, in round
numbers, to 81.
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TEMPERANCE NoTEs. lin Sweden a man
who is seen drunk four times is deprived OF
his vote at elections. The adoption of that
principle would greatly restrict tho franchise
in this country.
WoHld be statesmen are continually trying
to show what has caused the hard times, and
what is now retardipg its prosperity. They
talk Of the great cost Of ladies' dresses, Of
hard money and soft money, but they never
say word about whiskey selling and drink
inc
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nAxrns-poLrTrcAL.

4 T affirm, and I believe do not misrepresent
the great Democratic party, that in the last
sixteen years they have not advanced one
great national idea that is not to-day explod-
ed and as dead as Julius Cesar.
Every triumph that the Republican party
has achieved in the last twelve years has been
ernmblingiy and hesitatingly adopted BY the
Democratic party about FIVE years after It was
done. There is not an element Of power, of
strength, of manhood or decency in that party
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THREE TIMES THREE.--Three things to
love--courage, gentleness and affection.
Three things to hate-cruelty, arrogance
and ingratitude.
Three things to like--crdiality, good hu-
NOR and mirthfuIness.
Three things to avoid-idleness, loquseity
and fippant TESTING.
Three things to cuitivate-good books,
good friends and good humor.
Three things TO contend for--honor, coun-
try and friends.
Three things to goyern--teInper, tongue
and conduct.
Three things to think about-life, death
and eternity.
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MISCELLANY.
MA XTMS OF J1MESs5 GAR
I FIELD i GENERAL. PATRIOTIC,
I POLITICAL.
MAxIas-4eENEnAL,

MAxIMs- GENERAL.
The Doctrissof Chance.
Nothing is'more uncertain than the result
Of any one throw few things more certain
than the refu1t Of many throws.
II the power to dc hard work is not Talent,
II is the best possible substitute for it.
Occasion may be the bugle-call that sum
mons an army to battle, but the blast of a
bugle can never make Soldiers or win Vic
tories.
Things don't turn up in this World until
somebody turns them up.
q We cannot study Nature profoundly wish
cut bringing ourselves into communion with
the Spirit Of Art, which peryades and fills the
Universe
lfthere be one thing upon this Earth that
mankind love and admire better thap another
it Is a brave Man--it ID man who dares to
look the Devil In the face and tell him he is a
Devil. w
1t is one of the precious mysteries of Sor-
row that it finds solace in unselfsh Thought
Character.
Every character is the joint product Of Ma
ture and Nurture. sssa
Not man of Iron, but of live Oak Ora
ton 0njGeo, II. 71omas.
His power as Commander was developed
slowly and silently; notlke volcanic Land
lifted from the Sea be- SWEDEN and violent up
heavai, but rather like Coral Island, where
each Increment is a growth--an act Of Life
and Work. ibid.
He was one Of the few great Rulers whose
wisdom increased with his power and whose
spirit grew gentler and tenderer as his Tri-
'umphs were multiplied. --0ration on Abra-
ham Lincoln.
The Problems TO be solved in the study of
human life and character are these Given
the Character Of d Man and the-conditons of
life around him, what will be his Career
Or, given his chafactcr aud Career, of what
kind were his Surroundings The relation
of these three factors to each other is severely
logical From them is dednced all genuine
history. Character is the chief element, for
it is both q Result and a Cause--a result Of
Influences s1u a cause Of Results.
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A good story is told of q Connecticut par
son. His country parish raised his salary
from three hundred to four hundred dollars.
The good man objected for three reasons.
g First" said be, " because you can't afford
to give me more than three hundred. Second,
because my preaching isn't worth more than
that Third, because ! have to collect my
salary, which, heretofore, has been the hard
est part Of my fabors among you. If have
to collect an additional hundred it will kill
me.
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The minister stopped at a house on the
South side last week and sought to improve
the time BY giving an eighty year old boy an
instructive lesson in morality. aMy boy"
said the minister, ssI have lived forty-fvs
years. and have never used tobacco in any
form, nor told lie, nor uttered an OATH nor
played truant, nor--n "Crimminy erick-s
cts ~ interrupted the lad. Eyer amt had
any fun at all, have ye s"--Dsrrick.
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ROSE or CASHMERE HAIR TONIC.

This preparation made from the roses Of the vel-
ley of Cashmere, aud is entirely free from Sulphur
Lead. and other poisonous and irritating Substances
II isrichly periumed and renders the of powders
hair oils. &cs unnecessary. 1t preserves softens aud
heautihns he hair and gives Ii rich lustre 1t is
cellent fof an Irritating nhamed scalp Ii never
turns rancid Druggists sell IL. As6HENBAGH mil
LER Projectors, 80 and callowhl Sts., Phila, Pa.
June 2a.Iy v. So -.
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POETRY.
HE KNoRETH THE WAY THAT
TAKE.n

LIN e..
Iknowsnot-the way Is so misty
The Joys or the griefs il shall bring,
What clouds are o'srhanging the future,
Af What flowers by the roadside shall spring;
But there's One who will journey beside me,
Nor IN veal nor in woe will iorsake;
And this l. my solaee and comfort
He knoweth the way that take.n
stand where the cross roa Is are meeting,
And know not the right from the wrong;
No beeksaning fingers direct me,
No Ncjeome hoatstom me in song;
But my guide will soon give me a token
BY wilderness, mountain or lake;
Whatever the darkness about me
lie knoweth thtlway that | take"
And know that the way leadeth homeward
To theIiand of the pure and the blest,
To the eonntrgief ever Fir summer,
TO thescity of peace and OF rest
nd thsre shss, u htaHng Tor sickness,
And fountains fe's lever to Stake;
What matters besidog 20 heavenward
He kpoweth the ssay hatI take"
+-Lo'taoa Chsisfiaa World.
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Cures Catarrh Sore Throat Bronchitis. Asthma and
Consumption, well Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Kidney Disease, Womb Disease. Sexual Weakness and
Nervous Exhaustion No patent-medicne scheme hut
+. NEEDLES prescribed to suit each case.
Address II lands NJ. D.. Reading, Pa Write your
full name, P. D.. State and Co.. ia plain hand.
Sc ut. sth 1880.
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We can easily manage If we only take each
day the burden appointed for it. But the
load will be too heavy for us if we add to its
weight the burden Of tomorrow before we
are called to bear it,
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sa sure cure for all ordinary diseases Of Horses Cattle
sheep and Swine Il cures aud prevents CHICK Ex
eHoLERA. Your COW is certain to yield 10 PER GENT
MORE AND BETTER Milk AND BUrqER Stock Faftens
on one- FoHrth less Feedf
Being in possession of large number of excellent
testimonials, subjoin u few ~
have been using your Cattle Powder for horses
cows, chickens and pigs, and find II fIRsT- GLASS
fhing .--tteorge Bond, Germantow n Pa.
Please send me half agross of Cattle PosYde~ have
used two packs on my cow and chickens The COW
gave nearly twice the quantity of milk that she did be-
fore, and gave twice the amount of butter NV chick
ems were dying but we're cured Immediately after had
NC. an s-Et' - -
/ have used and compared your Cattle Powder with
all others and muel say 1t is the best for horses CATTLE
sheep, hogs, &C. have tried 1t poultry for many
complaints, With success in every ease.-Jonathan
Weaver, Berrybufg, Pa.
Last summer you sent me package Of your powder
which Igave to my poultry, and have not had one
droopy turkey or chicken snee.-Mrs- VIM. Knapp
Orange, N. Y 80
Send me a pack or two of your Cattle Powder. Tho
pack got from you last winter cured the chicken
cholera. some of 1t to neighbor and IL cured
his chickens.-John Williams Spruce Vale Ohio. X
Address me for pamphlet full of useful Information
for the farmer. horseman or dairyInan.
f. A. MILLER,
ssi Arch St.. PHnA, Pa.
Jua 23 1Ss0.-1y. s! E+ses
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DIR. WARES PULMONAI !s 6

is household word with those who have used IT, be-
cause IL does its work quickly and eectuay In of
Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza Asthma, Bron-
Consumption and Bleeding of the Lungs Only i0cens
bottle ASK your druggist for IT. Wholesale Depot,
n W Cor. Sd and Caiiowhill Siss Phiia, Pa Sep.22
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Or. JONES' TARAXAcuM TONIC

ar Dyspepsia Medicine, Vegetable Compound whose
" virtues have stood test Of forty is nfalible
IN the cure Of Dyspepsia, General Debility Cnfvs..s
eakness q Lungs, Spleen, Kidneys, Short Breath
and Chest Particularly adapted to all Female Disca-
SEES, no matter what The age Of the patient may be-
Price rs cents, Sold by druggists.
ASA JONES, Prop'r, $40 N. Sd ST, Phila. Pa.
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TIE NEWlY0RK SUN on THE DEM
o CRITIC NOAINATION.

As the Now York Ssa9 is the leading Dem
ocratic papsr of the country, it's utterances in
regard to 1.-THE Democratic nomination for
President afewortby OF attention.
AT the eresing Of tho Cincinnati Conyen-
stion, it remfrked. 81 ~
Either the Democrats must give up the
fraud issue prnominate TiIden.
AND at the Democrats do net nenlinate Mr.
aliaentbeyadp relinQuish the fraud issue
s'se stvcnetiI 81 dlasir canvass.
Ti,de, p fine, , J, Victory, or somebody
else, no ISSUE and -defeassl e
Which2
Answer, CINCINNATI
'PL4 TF0RM OF THE REPUBLICAN,
EARTY
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The Republican Party In National Convention assem-
bled at tie end of twenty years Ace the Federal Cow
eminent was frst committed to Its charge sabntits TO
the people Of the Omitted states TINS brei report OF M
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The Rational Treatment

June 2s. lsso.-ly,
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n the belief, avowed 1876, that the du-
the purpose lof revenue should so dis
% fhvor AMERICAN labor; that no further
,ui;lic domain should be made 10 any rail-
corporation that slavery having PERISH
es IT'S twin barbarity, poiygany, must die
,ries that everywhere the projection &C.
zeus OF American birth must be secured 70
merican adoption and that we esteem ~
ongress 70 develop and Improve our water
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PwOGwEsIONAND UTHER EVENTS.

Il IL neSsesawy in stwingent times tn
hwedge littal and not let owr sxpen.
ces outwun owr weceets, and II nesses-
awy fur the time bein tn dwink five
pur sent. bier. iustaid nv tsn pur sent.
kocktales. Twae II il that hoaps dir
advancing. but oweing TO the wany
wether nv late bewers have fare mar
gwin on THAR investment. But we
ken see no neceswyti at the pwesent
with why dwi goods shud wemane so
orful hi. but we pwesume it is on ac-
cwnt nv the desp snow in the Skag wit
distwik. Gwsnt hes bin defweeted fur
president ct Sbikag0 aud al the mills
start mp on full time tuday. What eff
feck HE dwefset will have onto the
prise Of lumDer is not mosted in the
telegwams. Tis thunk. howsumsver,
that sticks will advance little. Blame
who halls frum the lumber distwix did
not heair of the advance in time tn
talk advantage OF the msrkit, hence
his cowpweditsr got the bulge onto
him and slipperd in on the sixth and
thirtisth ballotbox. Garfield cum in
aud tuck the fat after q siege Nv syx
workin daya when the muse flu like a
wocket end wus unly awested by the
opswater falling asleep at Omahaw.
Tilden will pwobably be the Demo-
cwAtic standird barer in the S,nsiuatter
Convention, bnt It 10 loudly thunk by
.pwogwessionists that his dag will be
shut down bsfoir il 10 histed. A picnick
sore eye or skurshion wus gut up the
other day hsving PORT Madison for Its
Objectionable point, but cir the feet
steamer Libby cast oph her horse pipe
from the biay pile the protective
steiner Wolcost cum trudeing by hand
pnt hs dsmpir hon her hexlt. She
wus eweutvslly dwovs intu Belltown
and 10 new takin In slaves for Honol ulo.
The Wspubliken pwimawiss will soou
tsik place. and fesfin my ward may not
BE- pwoperly represented ] heais de.
clair myself an Independent oandedater
fur shsriwf. i,oditsr. tvssursr. hsnd hi
cunatihell. FssaisG e~atsfui Ia this
comusaity fur past Gavers. I a. evss
truly. PAUL DRIVER.
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VETO OF. ORDINANCE NO. an.

Gentlemen Of the Common Cornell Of the
City Of Seattle:
hereby return t. goa unsigsed by
me Ordinance Ne. 2i7, together with
my reasons for not signing the same.
The general principle is well settled
that municipal corporations. like other
corporations aggregate. can exercise NO
powers other than those which ere CON-
ferrei on them by the act or acts by
which they are created, or such as a. 9
necessarily Incident to the esereiss 81
their corporate right, the performance Of
1s<ir corporate duties. ami The accomplish.
ment Of the purpose for vhieh they are
Constituted.
Toe observance of this rule. and the
steady aud frm enforcement Of il by
those in power. is Of the highest i'm
pofta.cs to the rights OF the people.
Ia DO other way can the majority be
prevented from m Oppressive aud reck-
less use Of power. or the minority pros
tected again,t liability for sn illegal
and Unauthorized expenditure of the
publicmoney.
1t 10 not pretended that the purpose
for which this money was voted comes
within any Of the objects enumerated
in hie Statutes for winch the city has
power ~ grant money. 1t is suggested,
however. that it comes within the gen.
eral clause by which the Common Coun-
Gil 10 authorized to raise or expend mon.
ey fer general municipal purposes. 1t
cannot. however. be pretended that the
celebration Of the Fourth of July is q
municipal purpose or object: nor is an
appropriation for sncf celebration On
Incident TO any p yer clearly givsa
Viewed in its most favorable light
this is 40 appropriation OF nancy to
aid in the celebration OF tbs anniver-
sary Of Q great event of national aud
historical interest, in q manner to ex-
cite in the minds Of the people spirit
Of patriotism and love Of liberty. But
these object. however laadsbls do not
come within the range of corporate
powers and duties. Ii mosey 10 the
Treasury Of tho city can be ex pended 10
eoln mcmornte ono event Of interest and
10 the history IL the coun.
try. 90 it may be to celebrate The ami
vsrsary Of any aud every other event.
Sincerely believing that the city pos
sesses no such right or power. l can.
not consistent with my sense OF duty
sign this Ordinsucs.
o. JAcoBs. Mayor.
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You are asked every day through the
columns OF newspapers and by your
Druggist TO. nse ssomsthing for yodf
Dyspepsis AMI Liver Complsiut that
you know nothing about. You get dis.
Outraged spending money with bat
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof that GRHERs AUGUST
FLOWER win cure you at Dyspspns
cpd Liver Complaint with I'll its ef.
feots: such - Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache. Habituai Costivensss, Pal
pitation Of the Heart, Heartburn.
Watsrbrash. Fullness at the Pit uf the
6tonsch. yellow Skin. Coated Tongue.
Indigestion. SWIMMING OF the He'd,
Low Spirits. 60. We ask you 10 70 TO
your Druggists and get Sample Bot
tle Of 0AxEh'e AuoUsr FL0wEn Ia 10
eents ana try it. or . regular sixsa ior
IS cents. Two dosss will relieve you.
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Mothers! nIothersl! Motkers i!
Are you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by q sick child sui.
fering and crying with the excruciating
pain of outing teethl II 90, 70 ct
once and get bottle OF Ma. WxNSS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediate
ly-depenc upon it; there 10 no mistake
about it There is not . mother on
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief aud health to the child. opsr.
ating like magic. II is perfectly safe
TO use In all cases. and pleasant TO tbe
taste, and is the prescription Of one Of
the oldest aud best fsnale pAysicians
and nurses in the United States. Fall
directions Tor using will acoosn ~ ny
esch bottle. None geapins unless the
fac simile Of CURTIS & PRRKlNs 10 on
the outside wrapper. Sold BY oil
Medicine Dealers. % coats q bottle.
Beware OF imitstiops. 81 Il
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The tables of clsarinas Of the cities
Of New York and London show about
as nneh business work done 10 one city
- the other. During the past year the
ciearings Of New York werc t24. $685..
100000. while those Of London were
tsa 25.0cO. 900, or $lss. 600, 600 lsss.
During the past ten 1tsrs the clsarings
of Nev Hpek hove been as. low dsrias
y single twsivsnsnth THAT Of i67S-'7o)
a. el9. s74 00o. 900. while thoss Of Lon
don. In 1901 were down 10 go y0e2,.
100000. In 1s72.'7s the elsarisgs Of
Nov York xsnt % high - 1ss, S7s. 900.
600. tich = eyrr IN thouaesd MI
lions Aishs6 1haa thsosof I.ssdss .svss
were. Take the lest ten pears together.
however. cd Tho two cities sss' shoat
even. 10 many respects the Amenoan
metropolis equals the British, and in .
low exCoso u. seAF ~ 49,