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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

A-A.-ARTIsTIc DREssMAKlNG; I'm.
ported fashions; hotel orders at shor'
n,s nr,ees Mrs MELROY. ~ East llth-
e. between Broadway and University
Plac.
A-A-A--A.-ARTIsTIC dresses made
from SIS tailor made. also bathing pl-
cycling suits travelling carnage ana So SCI
mer silks equally low. cutting. bssting. ~
n,f,erns to measure. orders promptly at
,@nfed 10 home or out hy day; home pre-
terred, Nine. ETHEL. 20 West l9th-st.
-cor-T1-RIERE FRANCHISES
dres.cs: summer prices: fancy waists;
advanced styles: ladies' materials used:
1emndeling; elegant work: short notice.
Mn ANDERSON. i0S West lIth-st..
formerly with Stern Bros.
DREssMAKER Competent dressmaker
and seams;ress 10y ire day. week OF
month. willing 10 go 70 the country very
neaf worker. Address HUH. 592 Anster-
dam-ave.
DRFssMAKER. Competent dressmaker by
dav or week. good designer. cutter. p
ter. reduced prices during summer month";
country not objected 10. Address Mic LA
COSsE. 7G5 sth-avc. -
DRESSMAKER- Component French dress
maker. experience elegant style. perfect
ai r.aNe best references rom first families:
moderate. Nine, MIRIAM. 262 W. s1th-s'
DRESS AKER-wnl make dresses very
reasonable. remaHe old dresses IKE new
perfect NJ guaranteed. both childrcn ana
ladies'. BYRNE. lGJ West 2oth-si.
pRESSAiAK Wishes engagements by
the day. can make all styles We'll Tor
ladies and children: 81 - daily. Miss
BROWN. 90 Sterling Place. Brooklyn.
DRESSMAKER. Reliable. perfect filter.
stvlish economical. satisfaction 6>aran-
ted: families. July and August: ~ day:
city or country. reference, trial solicited.
REMODEL. 2j4 SHAVE.
DRESSMAKER wishes few more custom
era by the day. city or country; fancy
waists and SUMMER dresses In latest Paris
designs. 81 per day. Address FASHION.
LOG West i2d-st.
DREsSMAKER.- Expcrienccd: competent
In every respect. Will work July and Au-
gust 81 80 day. city: country. 81 day. ref
erence. Address DRESSMAKER. 254 sth-
ave.
DRESSMAKER Experienced: frst-clsss
litter. At 81 80 per day the rest Of season.
In private families, city or country. city
reference. D.. 25+ sth-ave.
DRESSMAKER. Thoroughly experienced
In all ~ branches. desires ENGAGEMENTS
By day or week In or out Of city. highest
references Address Miss E.. Box j02. 2i2
Broadway.
DRESSMAKER. 80 Competent dressmakcr
wishes n few NOR. customers BY the
day fauitiess 1T. finest finish. 81 81 day.
Miss a. CARLSON III East 34ih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

TEN PER CENT ADVANCE IN THE PAY OF FOUR
THOUSAND EMPLOYEES.
Chicago July 1.-THE Pullman Palace Car Com
pany has advanced the wages Of its 1000 employees
10 per cent.
The advance is due to the bright business out
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

COOL. COMFORTABLE ROOMS. with or
without board. central location. reduced
rates East 47ih-st.
Newly renovated and newly furnished
cool rooms. with board. references. %
West 5Ofh-si
1-MADIsON AVE. $50. corner GO,h-s,..
Park entrance Elegant large and small
rooms. vita board. strictly nrs'-c.ass.
l7TH-sT. ~ WEST. Single and double
rooms. excellent 0oari summer rates.
translerts accommodated.
2lsT-sr.. - EAsT.-R5oms. board. at
Tendance and location rrst-ciass South
ern people solicited. references.
23D-ST. a2s wEST.-Pl.Asant large airy
second n,1r and single rooms. board *
ceilent. translcnts. single or party accom-
modified
c6TH-sT. 81 WEST. near Broalway-
Rooms sirs.c ani double. board all
convenience. summer prices.
47TH ST II EAST Choice n desirable
ICONS with or without board. summer
prices. references
57TH ST. 3l3 WEST -Hlnlslm-ly .lr-
ni-hci large and small looms with
hol-i also back par.or. suitable for ply
slriaa.
iol wAvERLy PLACE northwest corner
Washington SqGafe Fine r.pms. excel
len' table references require!
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mild breeze after passing Cloch Light. The Ailsa
and Britannia had bulldog struggle for SUI
premacy. They looked Ike twin boats untii JUST
before rounding Kilcreggan mark. Then the Bril-
tannia got past her rival and jibed round the
mark five seconds ahead. The Valkyre led the
Britannia around the mark by six minutes ana
forty-three seconds. Time:
Nalkyre ........ lAsi. Asa .....'..'.'''''i'-''''
Britannia ........ -. ! % 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
FOR SALE.

IRISH Settlers and pups. also G0rdons.
Of nelf trial ana bench winning rex
isiered. pedigrees. two brood bitches very
reasonable. BEAUMONT KENNELS s3s
Prospqct-avc.
SNAP CAMERA. Ak leather covered. near
~ new. l4xiT wet-plaie camera. of'h0-
scope lens. large trays and printing frames
bargain. evenings. Sunday. MARKHAM.
10 West 2Jth-st.
SAFES. Large Herring safe. iSo medium
size Marvin safes. house safe four small
cafes; cheap; good as new. " ISESBERG
% Spring-rt.
go BUYS complete Photographic apparatus.
cosi s42 and never unpack-i SCHULTZ
15 3i-ave
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

cooi. ROOMS. convenient principal hotels.
clubs bath valet attendance = East
.-,in-s,.. t~,ve~n sra ana Madison ayes
CHOICE ~ rooms. summer prices. con.
,cal,nt o. Gran! Central Madison and
elevated. references 10 has, tjil-st.
CALI At 10, WEST 10th ST. and see
r.-. airy room q Jet with board. Hrs.
SOLOMON
FURNISHED ROOM - .-i IS Fr-nch fam
ry RLkTHAt Il. iss columbus
LARGE ,Cli. ROOM. private American
fanny. s~"r@m'n or.y IL " "''h =
PARTY vlih comfortable cottage. one-hAt
h.lf LINK inland. wants .r g"fma-
r"rf rari.'- s. week N44irsH RICH
MONu HILL. 80. i-te n.',awa,.
! wADiSoS-Ayr g. Yarilr fer with
barn. alec single arl double rom SIM
rsr yf.0-,. tf'aaf'.'
2ar.sr ai8 wEtr Genital .oca'on. FUR
n.s.sl f.rs. r.nt.aicn' io restaurants
ant stat - private .an.y reference.
aIH.sT. liz EAST Neniy furnished
,l0. wsl fen'iiaioi rooms. rcatlnA.1r
% refined people.
aaD-sT. 80 EAST -IArse and small
Handsomely furnished rooms - gentle
men. nodarn con'"n.rrc's. references
sgTH-ST - WEST Large cool rooms
near Park. Broadway. elevated. summer
p-lcel
% WEST 4'TH ST -Thirl G,or iarss f.unt
iHom a.sl ball foor.. gentlemen.
n MADISON Large aad email
rooms. table speciality. locality m -
desirable - visitors % city
2wH 1rH AVE Large fIrrish~i room
w!ia dr"S ms -foNin. overlooking drive"
equal - hrius in tie country.
ll6 WEST i2trH ST Private family VIII
.ei large furnished ROOM board ogrogll.
references
IN EAST alsT-ST. Gfamercy Park -
Rooms With board. references rrquifcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

BOY. II. wishes employment In architects
office. understands scale drawing. has
had month"; experience. H. WICK
KILLER. 1910 3d-av@
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At j., PRICE AT y IRlCE''- Trunks
and travelling BAGS tulrists' bags dfcss
sllf cases. clur tltrhels sf'An'. ,hhiis.
i,c1fta. ,lsa. dfrsslnB cases. ~ oll-esfan-
irAfI house CHARLES SCHWARTZ. %
sih-ale. near 5th-st
PROFESSOR g. \. HAMILTON magnetic
healer. massage 32i East IId st first
nor fees. 81 and 81. city or country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
TROOPS READY TO GO TO Plat Tor.

Charleston ". Va, July 6-The Governor mas
had no news OF serious nature from the strike In
the Norfolk and Flat Top regions. Troops are held
IN readiness 10 60 10 the Of the strike at a
moments warming No trouble is apprehended to-
day by the officials
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

ATTENDANT. vALET:-By young Ens
iishman' holding excellent city Is.ersnae'
as invalid attendant or valet. Aou,ss 49,
or cal, from 2 10 5. Fl East zls,-S'.
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EEATING IN A LIGHT WIND.

In the second heat to Skelmorlie the Naikyrie
rolled a big wave from her lee bow and heeled
much more than the Ailsa and Britannia but
she footed it like a deer There is no doubt about
her ability in beating IN a light wind. She led
the Britannia at Skelmore' by fourteen minutes
and twenty-three seconds. The Britannia was
one minute and fifty-six seconds ahead OF the
Asa. Time:
Valkyre 1855 Aisa ............2;5o:l 10
Britannia ......... 1858 %
Over the four miles to Ascog II was oroan
reach The racers were thus timed at Ascog
Valkyrie 25945 Ailsa
Britannia ...........3 li:50
Spnnakers blossomed for the second time on
the run up to Kilcreggan. The Nalkyrie gained
on her rivals and rounded the Kilcreggan mark
at 4:l1:45 She had almost reached the nnsh.
three miles to the westward. when the times OF
the other yachts taken thus at kilcreggan:
Britannia ......4:27:SO Asa ............. 4:%9: 30
The finish was In a good breeze as appended
valkyrie ..........4:3l:1o Alsa ....".....4;oco7
Britannia 49:36
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nRrssNAKIy0.

A-A-ARTIsTIc DREssMAKlSG; Inn IN,
,d,,ce. goods purchased II desired: moder-
49, nr,oes Mrs NJ ELROY. ~ East llth-
St between Broadway and University
Place
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BOARD WAITED.

4 MOTHER wishes rennei Christian
home ~ her daughter. young ,ltt
rtt-l..ir's cr ministers family pro-
icirf4. rr!.- must h. moderate. refer
encss exchanged. address n DME. Blk a..
u. Ir-alNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR .-Kraushaar
Anu-Ladder Shaft and Machine Oier,
Bailey "A dams Automatic Railway Triple
Track Single Lever Switch. EDGAR TATE
g. CO.. Patent Solicitors. 245 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE no LET.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE no LET.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR-Hou all
kinds. sold or rent. building sites.
TUBES e. TAYLOR. Beekman-st.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
% BAECLAY-ST. Elegant corner store.
basement and cellar. PLASS. 234 Broad
way
l73 PEARL-ST.. near Pine-st-Store. with
concreteG cellar PLASS. "a BroadMay
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
COLLECTOR 1--we man residing up
town, who can furnish first class refer
cnces ana security. must be between -
ana 80 year 4 age aud a business man.
+. & EN-. 30 @ 10 a. m. Room =. = "'J
"a ave
THE MASSACHUSETTS, Mutual Life In
tuflnce Company wishes % secure Inc
,.ryl.r@ II a few r-llnb.. and competent
gentlemen 20 represent them as gcnri al
agents and solicitors ~ New York cry AMI
vicinity. a previous knowledge 4 the bust
n,.- not essential GEORGE J. WIGHT.
Manager. rs Broadway. y, y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

Al PATENTS FOR SALE Universal Rail
way Heating System and Appliances
Canada. Russell's Lumber clamp Nnld-
STEMS Correspondence Elevator: r,-als Toy
Bank. EDGAR TATE & CO. 2a5 Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

Al PATENTS FOR SALE -weikly's Auto
matte Car Fender. CARS Queen" cur
tain Rings, Killam's Wheel Hub England
France. Canada. Germany. EDGAR TATE
d CO. 2i5 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

Al PATENTS FOR SAI.E-Iewis's In
proved Bottle Filler: Kgsselrs Safety"
Pencil Holder. Greens smokers Shield
Match Box; Eberts Check Register Ed
GAR TATE Il Co. 245 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

.rrrYDANT TO invalid.~By mr.,
Class nurse and masseur; moo ETR
charg.s: excellent references MASS|SN w.
SKI paclnc-st Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

BOY. II. orphan. desires engagenlrn y.
farm country house. florists or market
gardeners: used 10 tending cows. poultry
etc: can milk. handy around house; board
clothes and 81 per week. EAST. 40 SACK
ett-st Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

BUTLER-Thoroughly competent, ,econd-
enced Young man. or would 60 as see eses
man; good reference: moa ,.1Ir RI Trib.
country preferred. Address BC Him.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED.-By gentleman and wife. upper
part OF private house. upfurnishcd. 9 or Z
rooms. West Side. not below 23d-st.: state
rent; best OF references giWn. Address w.
W.. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A CHANCE frr LADY who has At income
or husband ~ business o. 'a1r 'ne Syerr
Chateau ID new house. partly furnished. ~
S.rer's Iafk TAssair. y :. one block
from Pr0sge.f-ff depot IN Erie u Y -
trains each way daily. the ar!somcs.
house anG most beautiful grounds sel"
boardcrs may he taken rent only o. fur
n.-h meals Cor the Owner and his Two
children
Inquire - \ sPEEE.
Ttssalc y
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

AT PORT JEFFERSON. Long Island. op..
posite Bridgeport. 70 rent. furnished
house. eight rooms. open hreplaces, piano.
large shaded grounds. neat. beautiful bay,
boating. bathing. very reasonable. desir-
able place for refined adult party. Address
Box ca.
AT sIASCONsET. NANTUCKET ISLAND.
A few cottages still untakcn. reduced
rents 500 TO Sl3J the season. 10
rooms: no hot days. malaria mosqui-
toes. For circulars write CNDEKHILL.
Downing Building. y. y.
OCEAN GROVE. y. J.-2 nicely furnished
cottages 10 rent. beautiful location. cor
ner Delaware and stockton ayes; terms
reasonable. Mrs. MFADDEN.
SPRING LAKE. y. J.--Fnrnished cottages
with or without stables, gas. artesian
water. 500 10 $1,000. FRANKLIN
TOWNSEND. Spring Lake.
SOUTHAMPTON. l.. AT reduced rates
for balance Of season. a gOod-s.zed house
and small house. directly on the ocean:
both have all conVcniences and are fully
furnished. Apply to J. METCALFE
THOMAS. 10 Liberty-st
TO RENT AT LONG BRANCH Fur
nished. two houses. one with stable. on
two Of principal avenues. all modern i'm
provements. gas. bath. etc: will rent 10
desirable parties for one-haf regular rent.
For further particulars apply 10 2sO Madi-
son-ave.. New York
TO LET cottage furnished. rooms at
Pine Grove. Mantle. Address SAML
ALLEN Mantle Conn.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
HEMSTITCHING.-A designs for dry
goods house or private by Danish woman.
Please address Mrs. JOHNSON. "a West
hIth-rt
MANICURE excellent hairdresser. good
sewer. or as lndy's maid. city or coun-
try Address MANICURE. % East lith-
st.. care advertising Office.
MiDDLE-AGED widow would ike TO get
any kind ~ work Mrs. x. COHEN. 3G1
Houston-st.
STENOGRAPHER. typewriter and assist
ant bookkceper -Young lady desires posi-
ton where there would be chance for ad-
vancement. present salary not OF so much
importance as opportunity 10 improve. good
longhand STENO.. 3i7 Highst Newark.
n. J.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
Young woman. three years experience In
law and general business. best OF refer
ences. wants position LIST Of September.
Address L. GREY. Orange. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
PULLMAN COMPANY RAISES WAGES

stock. which is only quoted in the open market at
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

~
FOR SALE-Ninth Ward fat: price.
S27. 600; rent. 81 500: investigate. me
investment. BRYAN ga Hudson-si.
brooklyn
A VALUABLE LEASE and fine furniture
OF twenty-thrce-room house. brooklyn
Heights for sale or exchange, GOOD reason
for selling. SUMNER. 81 Nassau-st.
FOR SALE-Two apartment houses; sho"
II per cent gross. guaranteed; I'VE apart
rnent houses; show 20 per cent on Invest
ment. FUNSTON & " CABE. 143 Union
ct, near 5ih-sve, Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.--We have a number q bar
gains in dwellings 5000 70 1000.
mortgage 10 suit. FUNSTON MCABE,
743 Union-st., near 5th-ave. Brooklyn.
Jersey City.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.-House.
rooms. with Improvement. lots for
sale. GEORGE SHARP sos Hudson ST..
New-York.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
A WM. l.. HARTrNG.
Expert Accountant tnd AUDITOR.
Barnes building. Room -. q Park Row.
Al OFFICE MAN wants position. tx
pcrienccd. mature years. best referenceA
Box 1873 i.242 Broadway.
ACCOUNTING Is ALL BRANCHES.
10 years varied and practica! expert :.
,nrc corporation. mercantile and lcga.
accounts. s"ui-yearly audits and thorough
in,csfigntlons partnership adjustments.
complications "A speciality.
EDWARD W. HOOkE,
Public Accountan; and Auditor.
80 Temple Court.
AN Industrious colorcd man wants work
Of any kind or as porter In store: best
reference as TO habits. =. Z. r., Tribune
One.
As GROCERY CLERK. hookkeeper sales.
man or manager. American. ~ years
experience. no pay until after trial. APP
ply OF address SHAW. 10 East l2ist-st.
A MARRIED German man. - years old.
used - work; wears ia Wholesale bnsl-
moss now ont ~ worl. ~ years. would Ike
to get work as soon as possible. 60 for
small wages: best references. JOHN
THAUEE. idi L~onari-s,.. brooklyn.
An AMERICAN BOY. H. Just out OF
school. CLIFTON. ga 4s;h-st.. BROOKLYN.
BAKER wants situation. nrs,-class work
man on all kinds ~ bread. Vienna.
French. New England. also rolls and VIE
mar rolls. l05 East 7S,h-st.: 81 floor.
BOY. "A. wants situation as errand boy:
best reference. Address W \. SHERI-
DAN. - Carmine-st.
BOY. H. wants situation In an Office; good
penman: beet reference. Address J. J.
SHERIDAN. II Carminr-st.
BAKER Second hand or good third hand
on bread. married. steady position. best
references. SCHWARZ. s4s 2d-ave.. LIST
fOor
BOY. II. wishes employment In architects
office undersfnnds acnle draWinr hRa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

In the three-mile run for the home mark com
plotting the first round. the wind was on the
nort beam The Valkyrie covered this bit Of
broad reaching ir fourteen minutes and three
seconds: the Britannia in nineteen minutes and
twenty-nine seconds and the Aisa In twenty
one minutes and thirteen seconds. The quick time
of the Valkyr;e between Kilcreggan and the
home mark is not as significant as it might have
been II the wind had not moderated and thus
somewhat Handicapped the yachts astern. Time
at finish Of the first round:
-ofE1
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HELP WAITED.


Female
WANTED At Hcashofr. working house
keeper 20 assist and superintend work IN
fafru, ~ four adults having two servants.
STATE age. terms. nationality. giving refer
eu,rs JOHNSON. Box Is Tribune Onics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A PROMPT BUYER can secure for 500
elegant. almost new. $500 upright piano.
standard make and guaranteed: must sell:
make offer 233 West 14th-st
AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN. The
finest tarroom corner in Manhattanville
four different railroads pass this corner;
cheap rent and long lease and new IL
cense. Address A.. JOB West I32d-st. y. Y.
An REDUCED pRIcES.-iov secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE b. EDDY. 33s Madi-
son-st.
BARGAIN. --Elegant solid oak folding bed.
French mirror. hair mattress. spring. in
use twelve months: cost Sis: sell for $50.
ADVERTISER. 407 F'airmount-ave.. Jersey
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
FLATS TO LET-Unfurninh ed.

~ MORTON-ST .-Handsomest. new. ele-
gsntly decorated fiat house in 9th Ward
pOrtico stoop: no; and cold water. range:
private baths and closets. no children. open
SUNDAYS 500 70 S2J
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-26
SETTING ASPARAGUS.

1t is not yet too late to set out a bed
of asparagus this spring, and those
who have one will agree with US that
every farm garden ought to have q
liberal supply of this toothsome vege-
table. A bin eight by thirty feet will
supply any ordinary family and often
more, and once established it will last
a lifetime. The best variety is Con.
over colossal, and if strong one year
old plants can be got, they are asgood
as any. These can be bought of any
seedsmen at low price. The ground
should be dug over deeply, and manure
mixed with it in a very liberal man
ner. There is no danger Of digging
too deeply nor manuring too free.
Set the plant four feet apart each way
and they will grow together soon
enough. Once the bed is established
it should be dug over each spring with
q garden fork and manure worked in
and little salt scattered over it, and
that is all the attention it will ever re-
quire. It is very wholesome vege-
table and comes before almost any
thing else in spring, and there is no
cause for not having it in plenty
Atlanta Journal.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-26
TEMPERANCE.
TIE WORK OF INrEMpERANcE.

The following graphic portrayal OF the
evils wrought by alcohol was drawn by the
Rev. Lawrence Murphy. of Canada, in a tenn
perance address delivered by him. ''Alco-
hol, said Father Murphy, ''is the stumbling
block of youth, the wreck OF manhood, the
despair OF old age. 1t crowds the prisons.
populates the asylums and poorhouses and
fills the untimely grave. 1t silVers prema-
turey the hairs of fathers and mothers,
breaks the hearts of loving wives, cruelty
outrages the innocence Of childhood, while
it banishes God and the angels from the
sacred precincts of the soul. Show me Pow.
erty, show me crime, show me anguish OF
soul and body and I will show you that
three-fourths Of it comes directly or indirect
ly out of the whisky bottle.
1T is the cause of three-fourths OF our
spiritual ailments and physical diseases. 1t
keeps the doctor busy in his office. the priest
weary in the confessional. 1t is darkness ID
the home, q cloud in the church and night IN
the heart of man. It blights the sweet roses
of charity. withers the adorable blossoms OF
love, darkens the sublime radiance OF the in
telect, chases every sunbeam Of happiness
from the human heart, extinguishes every
lamp of holiness in the lighthouse OF the nu-
man conscience and makes OF the soul
sovereign in prison, Napoleon looking out on
the sad and solemn sea. 1t is the giant evil
of all evils, the greatest force out OF hell. the
greatest enemy OF humanity, the greatest
desecrator Of godliness and of God. 1t wastes
Gods gifts to man.
Surely, as Father Murphy said at the con-
clusion of his address, 1t behoves the entire
community to do NIL 1t possibly can to lessen
the power and influence of an agency capa-
BILE of generating such deep and widespread
evils.