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A Pastors Card.
UNION {. IL, 5. c., DEC. Is, 1898.
the Ohccrs anil NmJers Of Ike CoyU

UNION c. H., 5. c., DEC Is, 1898.
10 tie 0~crrs anil .NmJers Of IKE CormN
Boptist LhWch:
GREETING:
With rrayerful consideration of n call
frnm the Nazareth Baptist Church, Of Ashe.
vile, N C.; and, whereas | conscicptiou.I,,
feel the same to be divine call,
therefore present my resignation of the
charge of the Cornth Baptist Church,
Ana whereas have been organizing
churches, ordaining c'dcrs and teachipS
public and private schools in the hounds of
the Pacolct River Baptist Association for the
term OF - years, consequently it seems to
accord with every principe Of reason, for
me to take another field
FINALLY, brethren and sisters, pray for
me that the word Of the Lord NAV have
iree course and be glorifcd even as it is
with you
with sentiments Of the highc:t personal
regard ana best wishes this is most alice
prcecnted
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Scorrssn<e e. the TsNss
>News From JSS~syii)e.

JoSELviLLE, Jan, 1st.-We closed the old
year in peace and quiet, and the new comes
in bright and lovely and everybody seems
cheerful and willing to commence TO do u
good years work.
But few casualties occurred in our town
during the holidays. Two or three runa-
ways, in which there was mule in it
occurred, aud one white man and one colored
boy were somewhat hurt, but not seriously.
Our people kept sober and orderly
throughout the holidays. But few signs of
Dispensary stuff were visible. s>fehave had
dry, sober, orderly town, forfhp most part,
for the last fourteen years ofenofes but the
signs are sorter brewing nOwsfor q Dispen-
sorry We are iviug We. enough in that
line, but it seems that we are not to be let
alone. hear there will soon be two appli-
cations for Dispensaries in our town. We
await the result.
Rev John a. Porter, of Columbia, i, on a
visit to his son, Rev. J. S. Porter, and
preached in the Methodist church yesterday.
Our people don't like the new Railroad
schedule as well as they did the cid one.
After n week s-siai we find 'thst the former
schedule suited us better.
negro on the up passenger train yester-
day, Jumped off the cars at Bonham and was
right seriously hurt. He was taken up by
the Conductor and carried on to Spartanburg
for medical treatment. No blame att aches
to the railroad OH account of the accident.
Mis-, Mollic L;ttlejohn, of Gowdeysville,
Mrs Annie Williams and Mss Mona Fripp,
of Spartsnhurg, Messrs. Boyd Hames, of
Gaifney. Mr.. f. l.. Eison, of Union, Mr..
Alfred Spencer and family, Of birmingham,
Ala, have all been on visit to relatives
aud friends in Jonesvil'e.
EnfT
Seminary, and Miss Beuna Fowler, who has
been in the Asheville female college are at
home with their parents for vacation.
Miss Mildred Perkins has spent the
hnli lays at Pinckney, and Miss Mamie
Bailey has taken her Christmas at Union.
Miss May Kennedy, from the Normal
School in Columbia, spent Christmas at her
fathers near Jonesville.
Mr.. J. W. Crawford re 'urned from Ten
ncs,ce a few days ago with some fine mules,
Eslut he. is in bel with The grip. The grip is
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the'..s to their figures what
they regarded as a reasonable profit. especi.
ally for these times. Their bid was no,
made because they were ants 1t was re-
Jected because the legislature desired to sus
tain Iillmnn organ At the public cost The
printers who made the bids are democrats
TAX payers. reputable busines. men and
white men. They had the right to expect
fair treatment by an administration claiming
to be democratic, busincss.like and reform
administration.
We do not believe any "auii' newsparer
had anything to do with the bid. We saw
the statement that the anti daily. newspa.
pers of this State are subsidized by ANYBODY
is untrue. The Herald made The charge
and is compelled by every principle of law
and ethics to sustain it by evidence or re-
tract il.
We say the statements above printed as
taken from the Herald are untrue, thar
there is no foundation in fact for them.
The Herald should clear itself of the sus.
picion of malice by giving the authority
for its slnnderous statements or sustaining
hem by some proof. Mere general suspi
cions and vague statements will not do
1"ccn.W6 Mes.
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usaer the ses E;sIsssssS;.

Hn"er tne 1e. SssYesS--J'
In another, column we republish an artii
Gle from the Columbia Register, in which
will be found the circulars Of the State Board
of Control to the Mayor and Aldermen Of
Columbia, the municipal authorities of every
city and town in the State and 10 tho Board
Of Control Of each county, with very sigpi-
ficant remarks on the matter by the Editor
Of that paper.
IL is evident, by what the Re1isf"~ S:Je,
tina the Governor does not expect any as
sisiapce to enforce the law from town
authorities, throughout tho State, therefore
lie plainly notifies them that he intends to
locate dispensaries and place his own con-
stables in their midst and pay them out Of
the profits from the sales Of whiskcy to
which the towns may be entitled. In fact,
tho law specially provides that the State
Beard of Control has power to withhold all
profits from towns which IN their judgment
do net enforce the law. This is a very
elastic provision, and considering the pre-
judice plainly exhibited by the Governor
toward the towns aud cities Of the State,
with his evident anxiety TO make a good
showing from the dispensary law in the
State treasury, looks very much like, 81
will if you don't, and will if you do"
While we have honestly and conscicn-
tiously opposed the sale Of whiskey in thr
State, and many of Gov. Tillman's methods
AMI measures as being arbitrary and undemo-
cratic, we as honestly and conscientiously
call upon every good citizen of this town
aud county 10 cooperate with him aui the
constituted authorities in enforcing the dis
'peusary law.
In the first place the people should try to
secure the right man for the office of local
dispenscr-a man that will strictly enforce
the law himself and will see that each OIL
cial under him shall do his full duty in
that respect, without fear or favor. That
will lie the surcst test Of the good and bad
qualities of the law and secure its perma-
ncrcy VI va.iy death.
We cannot close our eyes to the danger
of cash of arns' between the appointed
dispensary constahlcs and the municipal
authorities who do not accept the Governor 5
proposition. Whiskey on one eide, is not a
cool and peaceatlc element to come i'll con-
tact with reckless aud often excited officers
Of The law. There is fire and may be blood
in such contact, and will very often demand
careful watching with great discretion and
courtesy on b tn sides to prevent serious
trouble. We sincerely hope that our fears
in this respect will prove to be grouudless.
We cnnlidly confess that a dispcn-
sary in this town canno, possibly he as bad
ms the blind tigers TO be found at al
most every coroer, dealing out the most
internal s'ur that ever made man drunk
and crazy. Between the two, by all odds
! "'"c - II plsEcn>n,y, and We promise to
give the dispenser aud the officials under
him every help and encouragement within
our rower to enable them to properly and
effectually enforce the law.
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THERE Is No Many people do
"'I understand what became Of The salary
re""clon h'l' which passed the House and
.r, zen ne ut the last session of :he Legislature
The facts are those:
lhe bill passed both houses. IL wn,
approved by Governor Tillman on the 22d of
pecemocr II was TO go into on the 1st OF
January. 1894. The next day the Lcris'a
lure ra'sc the appropriation bin. Those in
'crcSted IN the salaries remaining as they are
succeeded in getting section l3 added TO this
OIL. 1t provide, that the salaries as nj
present fixed shall remain as they are for
thc year 1891. This bill was signed ON the
n"a OF December. This wilt virtually kill
the sa'ary reduction bill as when il goes
INTO erect new Legislature will have been
elected, and il may not think as the last
one did. .--Rrgjsicr, Dee. .3OM
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dead body of Henry Palmer Davis. a Stat,
spy, who took part in the whiskcy raid that
led to Palmcr's death. was taken ont bv %
or 30 negroes an1 given a severe thrashinp
Rubber hose. wrapped with wire was used
to whip the spy
Two BROTHERS KILLED.-Spartanbu
5. g., Dec. 27.-Thc following has inst
reached here fr"m Collnsville, n small
country town just over the North Carolina
line, about fifteen miles north of here. of n
lerrio tragedy which occurred yesterday
evening. Onc Wilkinson shot and killed
len Robertson. and perhaps MORALLY
wounded John Robertson, his elder b, ,oihcr
HoT SrrrER-PIsToL - INQUEST. - New.
berry Dec. 2G.-At negro hot supp on
George /. Reids place near Chappeils. 8. in
THIS country last night, several negroes quar-
relied over the winnings in game of dice
DICK Watts shot James Cannon in the head.
Killing him instantly. Watts immediately
pulled out for parts unknown
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New Advertisements.

Dispcnsary No,ice-C. Z. Sartor.
Dress Making-Mrs F. A. Perry.
Clearance Sale-A. ii. Foster & Co.
Guardinns Final Discharge-C. W. Whiso-
nont
Dissolution of Partnership. Murphy X
Smith.
lIai py New Year to iou-J. W, McLure'
Agt.
Notice of Coparinersbip-T. L. Bailey and
l.. p. Murphy.
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esG" The time for paying taxes has been
extended to the lst day Of February.
While we have heretofore opposed the ex-
tension Of the time prescribed by the law for
The payment of taxes, We think, 10 vicw of
the fact that tho terrible stringency in the
money affairs of the country, bad seasons
for crops, with the low price for cotton.
have fillcn so sensibly uron the labor
ing cases of the people, particularly
the smaller Farmer OF this section, who are
arc mostly behind this year, the extension
was not merely necessity but an act of
considerate ju-tice.
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s6y- We are .till psyius yooupt, to mer

sds- We are still paying scount' to mer->
'fants Of this town made OFT on bill heads
riu'sd in other towns or oties. We can't
: the sense or Justice Of this conduct. We
- offered and still offer 10 do such print
q qua'iy aS well, tshe same prices paid
i: +: !: :: : ::::: i;
Ice. - 'he business OF theN Il never
comes back. We hope to see more inst
and economic course in the year l.>A
Our hanks and other institution. ,rs
about as bad as the Merchants We allude .
in that respect. They send hundreds (
dollars away for work that we could do q
well and as cheap.
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Personals.

Miss Annie Briggs. after spending the
holidays with her parents, returned to Co.
lumbia to complete her course in music.
Misses Agnes and Fannie Lapdrum, OF
Lardrums, Spartanburg county, are visiting
Rev. C. A. b. Jennings and family.
Mrs. Dora.Thomas, of Luxahoma, Miss, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. b. J. FAINT.
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Eksy" Sections and of the diSpcnsary
law, give the people no voice in the selection
OLA dispenser. Each applicant files his own
application before the County Board of Con-
troll who refer il 10 the State Board.
IL the voters of township do not want a
dispensary they are allowci ten DAYS cnly
to get up counter petition aud majority
of all the voters Of said township ar. re
qnired to prevent The establishment Of dis.
pCnsary.
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IN GREAT NEED.

am really wanting money to continue
my business, and call on all who owe me for
subscription, advertising or job work to
come forward promptly and pay their in
dcbteduess. Il. VI, StonnS
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The p. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to COOP. nj.
Ths money G,aer Department will be
opened for business from o A: NJ. to 4 p. M.
Mail going East will close promptly at
1929 A. NJ. going West $40 p. NJ.
The mail will be taken from the street box
each day 80 minutes before the trains ar
rive.
Any inattention or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the =. NJ.
X. W. HARRIS. p. NJ.
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I mNCH 10 IHC SYTIiCV'
There has been lot of changing places

much to The surface.
There has been a lot Of changing places
among hands alis winter.
Mr.. W. IL. Unison is going to leave Union
county and 90 ~ Spartanburg county, on
Mr. Moses WOhs plantation near Pacolet
depot We arc,sorry TO lose Harper, but,
nevertheless, the best of friends must part
soonct or later.
David Short the Pea Ridge weather
prophcS, and abiut as good as most of the
moicrn\prophetJ raised two bales of cotton
on two acres or And, weighing respectively
I9i and S25 lbA iIe applied 100 lbs OF
guano 20 u c acrv David IS a co'orei man
aud dc>cr to u cIasscl among the god
farmers of he cdntry.
viii sa ITO AMI who may have any news
items they would Rc to be published; Just
lay them cn\ the wjecl and have il rolled to
the UNIoN SiMEs.l correspondent must
get news frou} someone else if he Las any
'Di"s to wri'cSbo"f r
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~" DR.. T. &. .Jcter, who has been suc-
eesslnIly prac'icirg medicine in Santuc
township for some time, is now located AT
Jcnkinsvi}le, Fairfield county.
with much pleasure we commend Dr.
Jetcr to the people of Jenkinsvil'e as n
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SO Ir SEEMS. Circuit judges and district
Judges may bc WAH~ STATE aud federal
Judges may err throlgh ignorance or preju-
dice even the sipreme Court Of The
United States may ender unrighteons de-
cieiOnS, bni there one man who looms
above all courts nm. judges and is infallibe
cn all legal points md is never warped by
prejudice or rassiol and who cannot posi-
hly car 10 judgment or oPinion-and that
,, %n" IS Governor r. ril""" -S"'''"-
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DSSexnET's AFRICA SALvg.-Thc l.,

PSelexLETs AFRICA SALvg. The hest
We in the world fOrEuts, Bruises, Sore.
eeis, Sat Rhcnm, Fever Sores, letter.
happed llnndg, Chilhlains, Corns, and all
Kin ernptions. and positively cures Plies.
'r no pay required. IL is guarantee; to
give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
I'D. Price % cents per box. For sale by
49, +. Pos"y.
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k-1%" rs th" time for paying taxes has been
eX ended. the Treasurer wishes to state that
he viii II I hc in his office until the 10Th 70
The 18Th, inclusive. II any orc wishes to
pay 'elore then they can do so by calling on
Mr.. W. 4. Nichols n.
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Correspondence of the TINES
u ravs from North Pacoiet.

NJ news hom - -.ar
oN.ss, Jan. |, ls9i;-The rns new cSris.. yisr
mas spring-like weather. % ,aS, many
fond Sys have passed au" ~ =, as not
the wrf(tions behind them IN The
many pIeSAgood fortune 10 JON saa.
sons in thissud social events y. hi,
bed durirs Aity, being eonnhe' tho
pas, ten days oNQst OF tho .,'ns .;.;r.,-
aois grippe; /&eess win 'A'
arsn M will start Stes aud two chit
Tsyss Tbey viii bkrow for Paris
ward and "Bud' watsS\mpanied by W.
Omr best wishes and Hickory Grove,
Su,ure succes, eud happiNers for tnen
last Friday the men aNpttend them
N,,o;ghborbooi had a fox chaNays OF 'h''
hst ENJOYABLE thing of then was TN
Ag. Baukhead and some of t2n; NV
Creek bovs come over with thS FLOCK
, and for wo hours around wilkins unas
!. kept the community on the tip-to the
citemept. They caught Reynard "
lively chase. ~
The phenomenon of the 10Th ult., haN
e remained une xplaincd Several parties
it and some vow that there were dist
letters formed by its tail. IL was n CO
and was nothing different from others
Il which we have accounts, only as to It's
z den appearance and disappearance. IL
10 less a surprise to us than the Sta
Bethlehem was to the Judiam Shepherds
We don't ihirk that we have ever Ii
Of so many weddings as have taken |
during the Christmas holidays in our
muni,y.
The month and year both begin on
4 day this year. This will not take |
q again until 1912.
On account OF sickness the writer
prevented from attending the Sab
School convention at Gethsemane last
, bath. From what we learn it was dec
success, both in point Of numbers and
work done.
4 Our kind Editor has sent us ccp
Rev. Irl r. Hicks almanac. To those W
y fancy runs along the line Of we,ther pr
: ecy this is an invaluable work. Any
i can get copy from Mr.. Stokes bys ca
at his office und renewing their su6scriI
q to tho TINES for one year.
: We enter this moraing upSss -.
!, year work for the TIMES, aud trust
= our faithful correspondents who nave
! toforc done such good work in keeping
. paper informed as to the news Of tho
ferent parts of the county will be as fait
a in the future as they have been in tho
4 and that many new ones will come fnr'
and join in the pleasant and merito,
4 work. Our county pride suggests thai
). have q county paper that gives us all
p happenings in the county. And the
who is wiling to see his county pape
:. down or even struggle for an exist
q when he can help it with either purs
v pen has no claims on true patriotism.
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NN'''HrS or LABOR SrrrEH-Thc Union
Lodge of I'll" knights of Labor entertained
some OF their frienls i'll n splendid style las,
Monday evening at the Hotel, in serving an
elegant supper. The Lodge here is about
twO hundred strong. ana is still growing.
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l. That to acquire the right to the cx-
elusive use of name, device, or symbol as
trade mark it NUT appear that it was
adoptc for the purpose Of identifying the
origin or ownership of the article to which
ii is attached, or that such trade mark must
point distinctivcly, either by itself or
by association. TO the origin, man
uficturc. or ownership of the article on
which it is stamped 1t must be designed,
as its primary object and purpose, to indi-
cate the owner OF producer of The commoi-
ity and 10 distinguish it from like articles
manufactured by others.
That if the device, mark or symbol
was adopted nnd placed upon the article for
the purpose Of identifying its class. grade,
style, or Ina!ity. or for any purpose other
than reference to or indication of its
ownership, it cannot be sust lined ~ Il valid
trade mark.
g. That the exclusive rght to the use Of
the mark or device claimed as n tralc mark
IS founded np'n priority Of appropriation
4. Such tIadc mark cannot consist of
words in common use rs designating locality.
section, or region OF country.
IN view of thcsa propositions, Tho Justice
stated, the court were of the opinion that
there was no valid trade mark in the word
Columbia, and the judgment oc the court
below was, therefore. affirmed --.Scicnhic
.lmcrtcdH.
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Sad Accident-Three Men Killed.

The sad news reached here last Wednes-
day thu; by the bursting of n boiler on Hon.
Gle,xrh ID. fcak's BoSr-- nlSr. u5.Iss P""'-S
FrtI;1 ,oNnsl q, '"u "nitc men, /. IL Jcicl
- Crouch, and colorcd man. Ike
li"gcrs. were killed outright, and two other
white men. named Ercck and Allston were
seriously wour dcd
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/ SouTH CAROLISA SC>ND,L-The Sy;.,!.
'@"''!na legislature which seems 10 bc
CO canpleiely under the domina'i ion of Gov
'ri1r lilman, recently crertci the otlic, of
STATE printer. This plum hls been awarded
u one of Governor Ti!lmln's po tic,I
:. '!kers in spite of the fac, that his bid was
Fo.',ooo higher than that Of other response
'Ic parties. The job h2'! TO go 10 n Til|man-
no Natter what the cost
-. rms Is very reckless way Of raiiing the
easury. AMI shows how iarcical are the
y etensiOns OF "retormcrS' 20 loudly rut
|6Rrth by the Iillman Legislature. The 81
~ News says there is II prpu'ar suppo-
>2t Governor Tilmrn j. edtor-in-
Newspaper owned by The new
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PRENDEEGnAsT CoNyICrEp.- Chicago, Fec.
23,@Thc jury before which Prcnicr:rnst
wsstried for the murder of Mayor Harrison
has returned verdict Of guilty of murder
10 the first degree and recommended tha, ho
be hanged.
Tie verdict was reached after n dclihcra-
t"n of little over an hour Prendcrgrast
"crossed' himself when it was announced
but uttered nc yord
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=. r,,,u,s WARNS THE MusIct-

r,S WARNS THE Muslct
section 10 of the new d'spensa,y
~. nrovision Of vital interest 70 no
law has fo;,;es Of the State. The last pr
- Il contains the following Ni
uou ';as sScs If the State Board OF Conuo,. ,f
e"Au profits, after paying oil eNp;d po;d one
the County Dispensary. SUI. one.hslf to
half to the county treasury my .,;.h Il may
,hs municipal corporation IN ". mod.
tne smnh se.;.sncr's to DE -;
- ,.r,v provided, Teat II the nutnY M.
qu"c INV town or city which IN ,he 1"us,
uc, "a ~. state Board Of Controi oo M ~
, men. W ,h;s law. the State Board may VIZ ;.,,
S,a,J ,be mart going 10 the SAID town "
. nUa use il to pay State constaoies. or,;cu.
r ,;oyeruor Tillman Intends 10 pay Of this
!. lar attention to the ento'cem.n, r,',,,h mi.
s rroy sion of the new law, ,ho Giles and
lie lor IN the pccSetbooks ot the o'. :S,.no,
+. ua"eei homes to receive somo assis'n"G
3 .o"n,, rv,rg ont the dispensary law, y;
IS, ' ,nhi that there are many mun'oip
ey not 'hoeSn. ;m care to forfeit their portion
~ ties which Will care ~
X of the profits. - ,o,;r on C,lumbi,
n Inv r,oa a talk with Mayor Fisher yestssaso" ~,
n , no " ,hs natter may be brought up oi III,
tin .'o meeting of The city co"hon we - i
,mc NThe city fathers will be Calico "smsnt apWM
rs ON $de between aiding lc inc s,s
sud law and in losing 'he p'' rr,,o,
was N,or,,ooa to be Governor Tilma'
,r of i ION in case the cities ana ,o""s %; %
9. clitN isnd n helping hand to the onno o,
'eard OF lS,ate, to take the proh's p "a anJ usc
place have Nc to thosc corpora'ions anu anu W." VIII
COM in estaS S.hing a coustabulary ;a,a,;on lSrH :
husinessl viii be to watch Tor Siol"''Cm ,si
Mon those H<e. and to make the arrests mn m
place it shoGaNs ve been the duty OF inc p'
oihcerN nuke. This is aut"'s''S y
bbath In tilN \ general oil the
Sab law ycster\ " iA he Governor was tod
cided there ARE mSy' Nports OF frauo PEI
the by dispenserSy rsh as watering WINS
ETC., aud seln sue NE additional 9ua'
W of thus made at ing l,wn profit. The
whose ernor said that her ",d see that no
roph- game rs this was MwoW by anybody:
one man who tries it wihSrkes wind mp III
sling peniten;ary The NoyerSor iur'n',
ption that the new law allowS~db&& I'd b&& some u =,
81 ticn in the selection oH :Aenscrs IL
..hc. future ana that he would\e,sfSat on,y y
That who are known to be hon6t tSohIs ana
here any suspicion shall receiNre ibs ap
Z the mentS.
& diff Governor Tillman has never \c,eenSSo
thful ful of this law rs now. He WY \u dS
past great deal of his time to lookinSV af
ward operation, and will show the peopNk IA
rious the new law is given half show hN
It we n brilliant succtss.-Journdl, Dec. 29N