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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-06

patryotyzmy lokalne, przywiszane
do dswonnicy, kt6re by byiy bar
dzo potyteczne, gdyby sic odno-
sify do pahstwa wiasnego. W
takim razie, re s~cierania sic in.
teresow czasteczkowych wynika.
iaby korzyic ogolna. W pa6stwach
obcych korzysc ma ME caikowicie
przechodzi, j to wiasnie przecho-
dzenie, wzwyczajajac ludnoic kra-
joWs do u%prawiania cudzej roll,
ogromna sprawie polskiej szkode
przynosi dzii, q jeszcze wieksza
grozi W ~przysziosci. Szkode te
zaznaczyl hr. Jozef Koscielski.
Jemu zaznaczamy zformuiowanie
j@j. obecnem ojczyzny naszej
Poioteniu, gdyby sprawl polska
wyfacznie W kraju uprawiana bye
miala, doszio by do tego, zeby
byli nPrusacy polskiego pocho.
dzenia". Austryacy polskiego po.
chodzenia", Moskale polskiego
pochodzenia'', ale by Polakow ME
bylo. Datenia rzad6w zaborczych
maiq ten ma widoku eel i ola
osiagniecia onego wielkich dokia.
dsja usiiowah, = usifowah obmy-
ilanych, systematycznych, popie-
ranych 6rodksmi olbrzymiemi,
ktorym przeciwdziafanie ma grun.
Gle jest jezeli ME niemozliwe to
niezmiernie trudne, PREY rozstrze
leniu patryotyzm6w lokalnych.
Sfowym, poiosenie nasze Jest ia.
kie, Se, gdyby emigracya ME
istniafa, to by ia sztucznie wy.
wolac nale4aio ME ola czego in.
nego, iak tylko Ola wytworzenia
ogniska, skupiajacego opinie Cd
nosnie do sprawy polskiej W jej
cafosci przedrozbiorowej.
Sztucznie wywoiywa6 emigracyi
ME potrzebuiemy. Wywofala ia
natura gwaltu ma oiczyznie naszej
dokonanego przyczyna ia sama
i taxa sauna, ktora wywolywaia
emigracye greckie, poiudniowo-
s~iowiahskie, holenderskie, wloskie,
irlandzkie. A jak naturalnie sic
one tworzyly, tax ~naturalnie wy
Mostly re SODA zkraju ojczystego
zadanie, zesrodkowujace sic W
idei krzywdy, domsgsjacej sic
reparacyi.
Domaganie sic reparacyi "a
krzywde stanowi zadanie wszel.
kiej emigracyi tego rodzaju CO
nasza, a zatem i naszej, datuja-
cej cd chwili pierwszego Polski
rozbioru.
q nsturalnosci zadania tego ma.
turalnie tez wynika nsstepstwo
iacznosci z krsjem, tlumaczace sie
Ia pomoca wzajemnego ne strony
kraju i emigracyi oddziaiywania
ma siebie, inaczei bowiem emf.
gracya Polska staiaby sic, czem
rzady zaborcze j ich wplywom q
naciskom ulegaiacy stahczycy
austrysccy, telimenczycy rosyjscy
i nowokursisci pruscy pragna
aaeby byia; owocem zgnilym, cd.
padkiem ma zatrate skazanym.
Pragnieniu ich zadoSc staG sic
moze, je&eli emigracya ME pred.
siewezmie srodk6w zaradczych,
gruntujacych iacznoSc Z krajem
ma podstawie obowiazujacego ia
zadanio
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Pred Sejmem
Zwi4zku Mar. POIskiegO
W stanach Zjednocxonych.

s1yu suoPnlu kulUury, Kazdy ME-
szkaniec powolanym Jest j sam
sic poczuwac powinien do obo-
wicklow obywatelskich. Wymagaja
pc MIN tego prawa krajowe,
spolne w~szystkin pahstwom, POI
siadajacym rzady reprezentacyjne.
W pahstwach takich Rad = W
aasadzie : istnieje ola narodu,
ME zas narod Ola rzadu. Jest to
rzecz wiadoma, iak rownie4 via.
domem jest i to, re W Europe
jedynemi pahstwami, nieposiada.
jacemi rzadow reprezentacyjnych,
So: Rosya i Turcya.
zanotuiemy ieszcze jedna rzecz
znana: poiozenie Polski. Po]ska,
podzielona pomiedsy try mocar-
silva, podlega prawom W trzech
dziaiach r~ozmaitym. Dzial rosyj-
ski pozbawiony jest prawa glosu
absolutnie i bezwarunkowo; tam
narod istnieje ola rzadu, obowia.
zany wzglsdem cara, jak wedle
katechizmu wzgledem Boga: ,jego
znae, czcic. wielbic, jemu ~sluiy6."
Prusy i Austrya uznaja zasade,
ma ktorei sic opieraja rzady re,
prezentacyjne j Polacy, ma tel
zasadzie, maja swoich W parla-
mentach przedstawicieI; lecz
przedstawiciele CT ME reprezentuja
Polski, ale prowincye cd tel O..
statniej oderwane i do kompleksu
p~ruskiege i sustryackiego wcie-
lone, jake integralne tycb paistw
czesci skiadowe. jake W .takich,
narod CO je zaludnia istnieje lie.
galnie ME ola Polski, lecz ola
pahstw obcych, De ..zaS, dzieki
dokonanemu mad MIN gwaitowi
(rozbiory) pochopnym jest do wy
iamywania sic z pod przynale.
fnosci przymusowej, podlega przeto
prawom w.yjatkowym. Prawa tie
to sprawiaja, be ola niego zasada
stale sic itera martwa. W pru.
skiej dzielnicy przerabiany ma
Niemcow, W austryackiej zaleany
cd dobrej wolf monarchy, tn i
tam Polske znac, ia kochac, jej
siutyc, dla niej prscowae, do niej
sic przyznawac, mode jeno W
sposob ukradkowy, gwaicac pra.
wa, W sensie przenosnym = tax,
he wychodzi ma jedno, jakby l.
stniaf ola rzadu, jak W Rosyi.
Jak W Rosyi, tax samo W Pru-
+siech j W Austryi nar6d polski
obcym siutye must Bogom. Czy
ME jest ciaguietym do walczenia
j giniecia tysiacami ME "a swoja
sprawe " Chiwie, Bucharji, ma
Kaukazie, W Turcyi, we Wioszech,
W Danii, we Francyif... Gay ME
jest zmuszanym do mordowania
sic wzsjemnieH... Czya Polacy,
co she osmielsja o wiasna upomi.
mad sprawe, ME 50 we ~wszystkich
trzech zaborach uwatani "a zbro.
dniarzy stanu j jake tacy kara
.ni?..
Poio2enie narodu polskiego, je.
feli ME uniemo4liwia, to W wyso.
kim stopniu utrudnia czionkom
.tego nsrodu pelnienie W kraju
.obowiazkow obywatelskich. o..
trudnienie pod jednym mianowi-
Gle jaskrawo przeiawia sic wzgle-
dem = pod wzgledem bardzo
waznym, DO elementsrnym: pod
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Polska szkoia

AKU9zDR1T
~ CHICAGO.
Eseulspianl College Of Midwifery.
ZAAo1onA " roku 1855.
Ze szkofy tel wysio ju. kilkadziesist
sdolnych akuszerek, kt6re obecnIe oie-
~ sic dobr en- povodzeniem.
Szkoaa nasza potwierdzona przez "a.
rad leksrski State Board of Health,
Zglaszac Ee listownie do:
M. O~rgGers-Kaesorososka Is.crst.y
Hawthorne,
r. o. HYMAN,
COOK Co. IN.
Widztec sic mozna osobiscie " o6sis
603 w. lSta utica,
pomiedsy gods, 6-ma . 10 rano Tub v1eczo
EN- " Niedziele " resydencyi hawthorne,
" biloxi cd Depot " apiece, dokad tame
czny. agent wskaze droge Tylko 90 minut
drogt = Chicago Union Depot ma Burlington
kOlei,
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.POLsKI KARAwANIAR2

SKLAD TR UMIRN
po nsjtanssej Genie.
A0r0O00nv 1sFO~OEv
do Pogrzebow. Wynajmujs takts po
IVORY na wesela, bale / p~rzeiatdzH q.
sfuga skora, q ceny umiarkowana q
faskawe wzgledy uprasza rodak6w.
8. +. AALICK1,
Isl ". I7TH Str. CHIckG0,sb,
TELEEON 0O7S.
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dict of the people will come right and be


just.
The graduates were called upon to 60
forth as leaders rather than followers of
the people, because their advantages of
education and training fit them the better
to lead the people, who have not had the
advantages of education to such an extent
and hence are unable to comprehend the
science OF government, for government is
q science. They were urged to endeavor
to bring the people up to that point whore
their actions shall be right and just and
no Injustice shall be done to any one.
The address was closed with this idea.
That this is God-fearing country, and
must be ruled and controlled by God
fearing men. Therefore we should go
forth in the fear of God to battle for the
right.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Dibble's
speech came the awarding of certificates,
presentation of prizes and comforting OF
diplomas.
Jesse H. Hardin, of Chester, S. c., was
awarded the medal in bookkeeping, and
N. L. Broughton; Of Sumter County, Sc
cured the medal for the best commits
stoned officer. w. J. Stevens, Of Angus
ia, Ga, won two medals, one for the best
non-commissioned officer and another
for geometry. These medals were won
by competitive examinations in connec-
tion with their class standing.
Cadets Jesse H. Hardin, Of Chester,
N. T.. Broughton, of Sumter County, and
J. A. Horton, of Anderson County, we're
awarded certificates in bookkeeping.
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A Brilliant Wedding.
GREENY11LE, s. c.. June Z, 1S9

GREENv1L1E, s. c., June Z, 1893.
Editors I,lteuigencer Last evening at 8
o'clock Miss Ella Palestine 8aynie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Haynie,
was married at the Bunoombe Street
Methodist Church to Mr.. L. b. Batson,
of this city, the Rev. ]. Thos. Pate, D. D.,
pastor of the Church, assisted by Rev. j..
F.. Anderson, performing the ceremony.
The bridal party entered the Church by
Mendelshon's Wedding March. beauti-
fully rendered by Mr.. Johnnie Williams,
of this city, as follows:
Miss Stella Chandler, of Greenville,
with Mr.. j. B. Hollingsworth Of Ashe.
vile, N. G..
Miss Lou Haynie, of Anderson, with
Mr.. D. Weaver, of Asheville, N. G.
Miss L. Corrine Elrod, of Anderson.
with Mr.. T. P. Acker, of Greenvil!e.
Miss Minnie E. Thompson, of Bolton,
with Mr.. II. B. Hart, of Greenville.
Miss Nellie Murphy, of Savannah, Ca,
with Mr. J. T. Arnold, of Greenville.
Miss Jeaunette Haynie, of Greenville,
with Mr.. 81. e. Batson, OF Asheville, N. G.
The bride wore handsome dress OF
white cashmere, made en- traine, with lace
trimmings, and the bridal veil with orange
blossoms, carrying in her hand beauti-
full bouquet of white and cream roses
The bridesmaids also carried bouquets OF
daisies and white roses. The wedding
party was notably handsome and effective
one as grouped during the ceremony.
From the Church the bride and groom
parents, on West6eld Street. where re-.
ception was given and the opportunity
was offered to tender congratulations and
good wishes. A delightful evening was
enjoyed by those who were 80 fortunate as
to be present to share in the bountiful
hospitality and genial welcome of the
family. Both bride and groom have q
large number of friends here, aud many OF
these testified their interest and good
will by being present.
The bride Is we'll known in Piedmont
Carolina, being one of those invaluable
young women who find work for them
selves in the world and do it we'll and sue
cessfully. She has been partner with
her father in an extensive business in
pianos and musical instruments, con-
Quoted as an agency for Ludden & Bates,
OF Savannah, Ga. The style OF the firm
here being ]. l.. Haynie and daughters.
She was secretary, salesman and book
keeper for the firm. Mr.. Batson Is well
aud favorably known here, and has hosts
of friends who will congratulate him on
his good fortune. He has been success.
fully engaged in business in the city sew.
eral years, and is now with Lipscomb d
Russell.
gone of the handsomest of the many
handsome presents with which the bride
was remembered was very beautiful mu-
sical clock, the gift of Ludden & Bates,
and an expression of their appreciation OF
that particular member OF the firm of
Haynie Il Daughters.
The regular ushers of the Church acted
and did efficient service in seating the
guests. l.. T..
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Answer this Question.

Why do so many people we see around
US seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite Coming NJ of
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75c. we
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran.
teed to cure them. Sold by Hill Bros.
DO not confuse the famous Blush OF
Roses with the many worthless paints,
powders, creams snd bleaches which are
flooding the market. Get the genuine OF
your druggists, Hill Bros, Is cents per
bottle, aud guarantee it will remove your
pimples, freckl les, blackheads, moth, tan
and sunburn, and give you lovely conf
plexion.
Lemons, 20 cents dozen-Stokes Bros.
Do you want shoes aud slippers this
spring? If so, don't buy until you see
bow cheap you can buy good shoes at G..
F. Jones Il Co.'S.
Do you like to wear the latest style hats !?
Do you like to trade where they have the
largest stock at right prices then go to
G. f. Jones & Co.'S. Clothing Store, their
hats take the lead in Anderson.
To RENr.-A neat 4.room cottage. APP
ply at this office.
C. F. Jones e. Co.'S. Clothing Store have
beautiful line of Gents hand sewed shoes.
Go and see their elegant spring styles.
Why should citizens Of this aud Sur.
rounding Counties buy Pianos and Or
gans elsewhere, when they can save
money by patronizing the G.. A. Reed
Music House, of this city.
Three rebuilt second hand Square
Pianos for sale at remarkably low figures
by the C. A. Reed Music House.
Two elegant Upright Harvard Pianos
for sale at less than manufacturers prices
by the C. a. Reed Music House.
sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY, a
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
Canker mouth and Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector
for the more successful treatment of these
complaints without extra charge. Price
SOC. Sold by Hill Bros.
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Honea Path Items.

Harvest is here, and hands are wantsd
by almost every one. Grass is growing,
more rain, and farmers seem nonplussed
in regard to the situation just at present.
Yesterday our little town seemed
almost deserted, everybody was busy, In
their farm, garden or patches, so those Of
US who were left formed in groups and
discussed the latest political develop
mcnts to wear off the monotony Of the
day.
Hiss Jennie Shirley arrived last Thurs
day from Converse College, where she has
applied herself closely to her books for
the past session. Save being slightly
reduced in flesh, we notice NO change
whatever.
Mrs. II. K. Sullivan and family, Of
mother. She was accompanied home by
her sister, Miss Lizzie, who is takirg
some needed recreation after teaching a
large school the past session.
Miss Jessie Hill, OF Abbeville, is visit
ing her cousin, the Misses Erwin. She
also spent day or 80 in town With
Mrs. r. NJ. Shirley.
Misses Lille Carter, of Princeton, and
Mamie Blake, of Ninety-Six, are visiting
Miss Ella Kay. All three are young and
full of life, and an hour spent with theIa
will not be forgotten soon.
Mr.. G. E. Harper left for Baltimore
last week to have his little daughter 8
foot Strengthened. He telegraphs his wife
that the operation has been performed
and little Fannie is getting along nicely.
She may be able to como home in about
three weeks.
Not changing the subject, but Bill
Brunzon says the sun is hot-he is good
authority, for he goes in it in case Ct
emergency.
One of L. A. & T. Fl. Brooks lienors oa
being sent to the cellar for his allowance
Of rations, filled his sack little too full
of bacon. Hewas overtaken and relieved
of his burden before he got very far. He
became truly penitent and came up early
Monday morning to see Mr.. Brock and
straighten out that '1ittle mistake" h5
made Saturday evening.
The following persons from here lett
yesterday to attend the commencement
exercises in Greenville: Misses Fannie
and Sallie Watkins and jamie Brock
Rev. r. j. Williams, ]. R. Callahan and
wife, Mrs. w. H. Latimer and j. E.
Watkins, Others no doubt will 60 whOss
names we did not learn.
Those who went to Charleston on tha
excursion seemed to be we'll pleased vita
the trip. Quite number speak of goin:!
to Asheville in July. A few still oontem-
plate taking in the Worlds Fair in
| August. IS.
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Shlloh's Consumution Cure,

This is beyond question the most success
full Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
few doses invariably cure the worst cases
of Cough, Group and Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure of Consunp.
ton is without parallel in the history Of
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on guarantee, a test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have q
cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Price
1Oc., Soc and 81. If your lungs are sore,
chest or back lame, use Shiloh't Porous
Plaster. Sold by Hill Bros.
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Card Of Thanks.

EDITORS INTsLL1aENcER: desire to
return thanks to my many friends and
neighbors, and also to my friends OF the
City of Anderson and other sections, who
so kindly helped me with labor and con.
tributions to repair the damages done to
my buildings and other property during
the passing of the cyclone on the morning
of the 29th ult. 7 know the loss of prop
erty and crops is heavy, but help me to
thank God, the great Ruler of Heaven and
earth that our lives were spared.
Respectfully,
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Hon. Josh. Ashley was in the city Tues.
day, and informed us that he had found
his valuable miloh COW which disappeared
during the recent tornado that passed
through bis plantation.
A most enjoyable hop was participated
in Monday night at che Hotel Chiquola.
Many of the cadets and visitors to the city
were present. The music was furnished
By an Italian Band of Charlotte.
DR.. ". q. NardEn. Mr.. and Mrs. e. P.
Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. s. @. Baker. and
Messrs. John sadler, John Whitfield and
Joe Bell left Anderson last Monday for
Chicago to visit the Worlds Fair.
BY Typographical error last week wo
were made to say that the dedication Of
the new College. building at Due West
would take place on the 'Soth inst ;"
when It should have read "20th inst.'
y Alonzo Linssy, young white man,
charged with breaking open several lock
boxes at the Postoffice and stealing letters,
viii have preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Friersop to-
day.
Another change occurred in the sched-
4 ,nle of the 8. y. f. r. last Sunday. Dur
ing week days the train now leaves hero
1880 a. m. and returns at 7.SO p. m. On
Sunday 1t leaves at 1885 a. %. and returns
at5.45 p. m.
While drying through Court House
Square Friday afternoon, Mr.. Julian
Bruce's horse became frightened and
dashed OFF at "Naney Hanks speed.
The buggy soon collided with the boxing
around tree, and Mr.. Bruce was thrown
TO the ground, causing severe sprain of
his ankle.
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Col. L. j, Alfred Writes:

lam in my seventy-third year, and for
fifty years I have been great sufferer
from Indigestion, constipation and bill.
iousness. have tried all the remedies
permanent relief: About one year ago,
liza disease assuming a more severe and
dangerous form. became very weak and
lost flesh rapidly. commenced using
DR.. Fl. Mozley's Lemon Elixir. gained
twelve pounds in three months. My
strength and health, my appetite and my
digestion were perfectly restored and now
I feel as young and vigorous as I ever did
in my life. L. j. ALFRED.
Door. keeper Ga. State Senate,
State Capitol Atlanta, Ga, Aug. S, 1891.
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A Mothers Report.

Mrs. N. A. McEutire writes from Spring
Place, Ga: For many years I have been
great sufferer from Indigestion, sick
headache and nervous prostration. tried
many remedies, but got no permanent re.
liei until 1 used DR.. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir. am now in better health than
for many years. My daughter has been
subject 10 chills and fever from her in
fancy. I could get nothing to relieve her !;
the Lemon Elixir has restored her to per-
feet health.
Sold by Druggists. SOC. and $l.0O per
bottle. Prepared by DR.. n. Mozley, Al
lant8. Ga.
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Notice. Sunday Schools,

The next meeting of the Saluda Bap-
tist Sunday School Institute will be held
with the Church at Lebanon on Tuesday
and Wednesday, July llth and 18th. Let
every School be sure to send delegateii,
and let every preacher in our bounds at
tend. 1t is an important meeting, and
all should be there. Programs will be
sent out in q few days.
D. WESTON HIoTT, President.
lD- Journal and Advocate please copy.
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Thousands Of men desire to throw of the
Tobacco, Opium or Drink Habit. but LACK
the will-power. Hills Chloride of Gold
Tablets are pleasant, harmless and work q
positive cure. Try them and release your
self from slavery which is slowly destroy
ing your mind and wrecking your nervous
system.
40 dozen beautiful silk Cravats at only
g S5,os cents at 9, T. Jones q Co.'S. Clothing
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There is venerable lady In this Coun-
ty, now in the S6th year Of her age, who
has never worn but one pair of stockings
purchased from store in her life. She
has been az expert with the knitting nee
dies all her life and has always knit her
own stockings. Until short time ago
this good old lady could zee to read with.
out the use of glasses, and, although she
is now almost helpless, caused by fall
received q few months ago, she still re-
tains her hearing and mental Vigor, and
possesses q most remarkable memory.
The venerable mother to whom we allude
is Mrs. Clementina Hall, reliet Of the late
Aaron Hall, who resides in Varennes
Township.
MI. L. P. Smiths excursion to Charles
ton was a success, and the excursionists
report q most enjoyable trip. Mr.. Smith
is certainly getting up reputation as
manager of excursions. He is genial and
accommodating, and takes great pleasure
in looking after the comforts of his pa
irons. AS an appreciation OF bis services
on the recent excursion, the follow ing
resolutions were adopted while on the way
home: Resolved, That We desire to Ok
press to Mr.. L. P. Smith, the Manager of
the recent excursion to Charleston, our
high appreciation of the courtesles shown
us, ana the untiring efforts put forth by
him and his assistant, Mr.. r T. Smith, to
make the trip what it was in every sense
highly enjoyable one, and that we will
carry away with us q lively recollection of
the pleasure afforded us at such small
cost, and hope at some time In the future
he will repeat it. Resolved, That we ten
dor to the officers and men in charge of
tie train our thanks for the safe and eff
scient manner in which the train was ham
dtad
The Somerset reporter., 1893-04-27

East Day wa observed 2 here hy a
shooting match III iln' afternoon. ana II
1lhee III tl'r efi.hin-' "usN WI 'or ,,'t
Htng' Wa i'r''l,'i,'' ~ W nv 49,, ,,
" d'il.''t' '''o'H' '''h'' '''' ~ ''' '
haN't,
tlshlng parties seem /" he Inc iaSill"h
noN Il i'N " II IA '''t''-' ~ "'
.ius, " o.'e .t'a' ''' n,, ,'''',,'
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:, ~ P"''i VI ,'''T!'
I'm NV - H. :" ,.,.t'.i
r,n..l4, n,nrnino for CARRYING Place. If
,na,.5l -5,.,.i,n' viii MT in,l,,,,e Tho finn.
rib IA bitr .rs,han. Lr,,l .u.sion viii
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The Evolution of Names,

Tho evolution Of names from foreign
tongues into English is i'll many cases
easy From the German Bauer to the
English Bowers, and from the French
Boulanger to the English Bullinger is
but step, as it were, But there are no
people who are oftener more humorou'ly
accused of altering their names than the
Irish Thus Crehan has become Rehan;
Carroll, Karl; Dillon, Dyllyn; Diver,
Devere and Devyr; McCarty, Macartee
and Makart; Slattery, Slater and Satter-
lee; O'Brien, Obrion and Breen; McGin-
ness, Guinness and luness; Reilly, Rel
yea; duffy. Dutav; McGuffin, Magoffin;
Quinn, Queen Fogarty, Fougert; Hag
gerty Haggart Sully, Soule. The Eng
ish singer Braham, merely dropped a
letter when he went on the stage. He
was Hebrew, and his real name was
Abraham -Chicagl Herald.