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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17
The Democratic Convention.
YAzoo CRY, Miss, Aug, 18th

YAzOo CRY, Mss, Aug, 18th
Ms. EDIToR:-rhe duly elected dele
gates 10 the state convention. save one,
DR. Panlcitc, arrived in Jackson on
Tuesday morning the 9th inst. AM
were escorted to the quarters engaged
for them. They organized hy e;ccting
A.C. Boyle Chairman and y. Scales
sec.
We had II delightful time and work.
ed together very harmoniouS|y con,id
ring the fac; ilat The delegation was
composed nf MN who had opinions
If their own on all questions, We
worked tor u preferences and | be
lirve every man that we were mach
Interested in was nominated except
one or two. Our county was highly
hoaorc,i 10y the convention, Mr.. 30
Gle WIS placed on The Com on Resolu.
TORS q place much sought af err by all
the prominent mcn Of the Convention.
Nr. Bramc WAS made 4 Member of the
state Executive Com. and Mr.. Tom
Heard was one OF the Com. to notify
Senator George OF his election to the
Craftsmanship of the Convention.
This was IL deserved honor as Mr.,
"
Heard was the prime mover in sus-
tanning Scn. George, No II at first
thought ii could be done, and Sen.
George himself told me that McInrrin
could aud would organize the conyen
ton and that /: would be useless TO
pace his name before the Convention;
tut the old Commoncr has II wonder
tul huld on the people OF ms state,
and MIR. Heard and many others had
the pleasure OF seeing him nominated
by "A handsome majority.
Mr. Gay of Starksyillc was the only
delegate outside Of our own dclcga-
liol that stopped at the NoXuboe
head quarters and we adopted him
into our fold. | believe he carried
of the honoIs of the boardidg hou,(
as the laudlady ref, rrcd 10 him aS thai
Sweet faced old gentleman" and
believe he was rightly named AZ w
found him n very agreeable colHpan
ION. We were indebted to the prince
Of good fellows, W. d. Railitf. for Gu
excellent accommodal ols, he hayiu.
tsecurcd them tor lis the week befor,
thor onvenliop.-aHaoar uanks are
hereby rendered him tor his kindness,
The state ticket il n splendid II
ard ii will be overwhelmingly elected
in November and give as q clean
economical administration. Thanking
the good people of Noxubce County
for my election ms Il member Of the
delegation, | am as eve her devoted
son, BIG Bud.
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(uCATIOy NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi.
8. d. Chlnberlajn, IL the ChahreFl
No. 1850 vs. S0Uft OF NoAu-
Maxwell. Peale II Allen, bee county,
TO Robert A. Maxwell, W. A. reale and
lanes II. Alien. New orleans, La.
We commanl YOU to be and appear be
fore the cAanrellnr of our said Clancerl
Court at Il term tAereot to be holden at INC
Court House. IN the town of Macon, in sai1
county. on the
4th Monday Of October. A D., 1895, r.
then and there to plead, answer ,ornernur
to the Original Bill ir ssiarAilsc, wherein
YOU grTeIendantS. i
Witness my signature ana the seal OF
aid court affixed, this 22l DAY Of June, y.
J.. 1898. JNo. A. TYSON.
IA. M~cCAsxILL. d. c. Clerk,
Juue39-3t
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HHElsIFFsS SALE.


The State OF Mississippi,
NoXubee County.
No. R NJ I H"'s Ala. y,nat
j.. c. BoyEin.
BY virtue of tle above stated writ direct
cd TO me from ;hc Office of W. 7. Minor,
Circuit Clerr of said county, | will. on
Monday, the lst. day of July, 1895.
Mt the Corirt House of SAID county. within
legal hours, sell by auction to the highest
bidder for cash. the following real estate,
which has been levied on by me rs the
property Of said defendant anc will be sold
to satisfy said writ and all costs, to-wtt:
The east half Of northwest quarter OF sec
ton -, township IA. range 10, and north
east quarter OF section IS, township. II.
range 10, containing 30 acres more or less.
and situated in above county and state.
T.. r. DORROiI.
juncS-5t Sheriff,
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Mont Eagle, Tenn.

Ed. BEACON: Since | wrote last the
weather became warmer; Yesterday
the mercury rose IL Sc, but to day is
down to u with clouds and prospect
of rain; then we shall have mountain
brcczcs in fact and cooler weather.
Yesterday several parties visited All.
pine View, myself and wi @ amongst
them From this point VIC had, pre-.
haps, the most interesting scenery
about Mont Eagle The S~cqnachic
Valley is below us. The very sight
and name reminded me forcibly Of
our old friend Jarnagin, as my special
friend James T. Harrison often
STYLED him, "the gentleman from Sc.
qnackc Valley" Verify, il is a sight
long to be remembered. From the
high point we looked upon farms
seemingly miles away; houses looked
like chicken coops, the farms not
larger than II gardens. geese looeed
like sparrOws, sheep not largcr than
squirrels aud horses email AS young
cllves. Our party returned about
sunsc , others carried lunch and re.
NAMED to look at natures wnrk by
moon light, returning about II O'Clock
at night.
A few days ago q party of US went
to see 'Cooley's Rift" another of ma
tMre's beautiful scenes. We were tall
er than the trees, or at least above the
tops of the highest trees, and gazcd
upon mountain owe and above noun.
tain, Hero nature seems TO have tried
to do her work over, large rocks are
rivcn or torn asnndcr with apparent
intent of pitching down into the aw.
tul precipicc below. Aud again. some
ten or fifteen feet away another reut
is seen, even larger than the first, max.
ing apparently an island of rocks
These openings seem TO have no side
or bottom, but go away down, down,
down. Some hundred yards or more
further down is Windsor Cascade. Il
beautiful stream moving along smooth
~ till suddenly Il break falls in its way
and the guietude OF the little stream is
disturbed by falling n long distance,
reminding the locker Oh of The great
falls of Niagara in miniature The see.
merry is grand, inspiring man TO think
OF his puny arm aud insigniiiramcc
compared with the Great Maker of
the earth. The mountains in their
height, rocks bills and wales without
number sugycst a contrast with the
level scenery and broad views of our
prairics.
But | must stop now and 20 TO hear
Col. Pepper of Memphis talk about
Sunday Sci ools. have never seen
Col. Pepper to know him, yet | love
him for his devotion to the Sunday
work, which in my humble opinion is
about the noblest work of the arc
II Is in and through tho instrumental.
ity of the Sunday School the world is
10 be brought to Christ. II our S S,
teachers could feel aud realize this
wonderful responsibility in opening
up the plant minds Of the young I'M.
der their Charge, and the parents aid
them as they should, the world would
grow better, the dovil loose his innu.
cnce among men, sin would take It's
departure. saloons would be no more.
murders, scductions and theft be bnn.
ishcd and tho earth bloom, flourish.
grow rich and a new garden of Eden
appesr all over tho land. But | have
branchcd Into an nnintcndod thought
aud will quit. II. W. FooTE.
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NOTICE.

Taken up by Bob Patton straylng on th'
Joshna Stevens pace. s miles Nortii-Eas
of Macon, about April l7lh 1895, one
Brown Heifer,
about i years old, no marks, valued at H.
Taken up by Lee lurcl. straying on hi
land sotth Of | ynn Creek in N.1.bee, Co,
Miss uboHt Nov. Ist 1893. one
Dark Red Sta
with white ,Sns' near Iett eye. about p
.tiis Old. split and un1erbit in each ear,
nrdrrbit an4 half crop in left ear. Valued
1t SIG.
The owners is requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges and take u a.
way or 1t viii be dealt with as the law di-
reefs j. O. FASElt,
jelj-2t Coroner and Ranger.
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Reduced Rail road Rates.

Reduced rates will be given by the
Mobile & Ohio Rail road on account
ofthe following meetings in Mississippi
pi August, 1885.
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor, West
Point, Miss, August 18th and l4th.
Meeting Grand Lodge Knights Of
Honor, Jackson. Miss, August 9th.
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Can't Keen Cool

Then buy II round rp ticket 10
some Summer Rcsort. reached by the
Mobile & Ohio road and its connecting
lines. You may take year choice OF
any resort in the New England or
Eastern States. Allegheny, White Or
Adirondack Mountains. Michigan or
Canada. the Rocky Mountains ans
the great Northwest. What's The mat
ter with the Mexican Gulf Coast. with
its fine breeze and invigoraiing at
mosphcrc Round trip tickets, at
greatly reduced rates, are now on sal
at the ticket Offices along the line of
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CHERRIES SAFE.


The State of Mississippi.
NoNubet County.
j. Kyle 4 Co,
No - Us. Execution.
J. l.. Griges.
HyNirtu" oi the boNo stated writ direct
ed I. me from the 0ilice Of W. Z. Minor,
D'erk of the Circuit Court OF said county
| will. on
Monday, the 5ih dag August, 1892
ut the Court House Of said county, within
lr.a, houfs. sell by auction TO the highest
bidder for cash. the following real property
which has hern le, led on by me Is the prop
erty of said defendant aud viii he sold |"
satisfy said writ and all costs. to-Nlt:
The east hall OF northwest quarter and
80 acres on the north end Of west t's'l OF
northwest quarter OF section 4. AMI the east
half Of east half ami 80 acles OH the east
side OF the west halt OF northeast quarter,
and the west hal! Of northwest quarter ana
east half of west half Of southeast quarter.
section ;. and the northeast quarter OF see
ton 6. all in township II, rang" Is, also the
south half of section 81. and the south hai
of southwest quarter of section 81, town
shin Is. range Is. containing 1910 acres more
or less. and situated in the above, COUNTY
and State, Z. T. DORHOH.
iulvla ls05-3t Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17

Among other interrsr%lRG exhibit
by educational institutions, the Mis-
sissippi Institute of Technology, presi-
died. oven by Gen. Stcphcn d. Lee, will
send 10 Atlanta n brigade of2j0 cadets
and will probably make Il good display
OF the work Of the institution in cduca
ton and technology.
Prof Andre asserts that he has
proved by many experiments that he
ls able to steer his balloon perfectly
and that be has no doubt at all about
getting to the pole with it,.
Columbus, Miss, Aug. II. Mrs VIM.
Butts, who lived in Pickens county,
Ala, just across the state line, commit.
ted suicide last Saturday evening by
drowning. She had been in poor
health for along time and had become
very respondent, which caused the
rash act. She leaves a husband and
se"erai chlIurcD, lhe youngest OF
whom is a baby.
Yesterday morning the family OF
Paas, the Franklin street tailor, were
poisoned by eating a Can OF corroded
sardines. The can had been opened
the night before and left in that condi-
ton until morning, Mrs. Paas. and
: two of her children were violently i'll
for awhile. Pans don't like aar,lincs
aud escaped without Internal zorro
sion.- Tampa Tribune.
We publish the above a. a warning
20 our readers. When YOU open can
goods put them into u c~rockcry or n
glass dish, not into a tin one.
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Mobile 4 Chic Railroad.

Doublc daily through train', fast
running. equipped with Pullman pal
ace. Buffet, Drawing Room, Sleeping
ears and elegant day coaches. All
comforts AZ tonvcniences. Consult
any ticket agent OF the Mobile n Ohio
road. regarding nanes OF resorts,
distances, tine rates, t., or a dress
f. l.. posEy, Cen! Is hgt',
Mobile, Ala.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17

The report OF tho killing Of Dinkins
BY Marshall will be found on the first
page. WHEN Marshall. c0lemau aud
Fox were srraigued they pleaded
guilty and were sentenced TO the pen.
steuQ 30 for life.
lnlloway. Dinkins' CONAN.
1dvis to accept this prop.
|ollsiol did, snd thus thrce
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castoria.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17
For Supervisors.

Dist. &c. NJ. Rohsrtsou.
Dist. 81. G. Downcr,
Dist. al, Blythe,
Dist. Al. n. Woodtn,
Dist. 81. =. stokes,
yuitiCcs Peacc--Const"alcs.
Dis. IF Danlzler. W A Cheatham.
Constable W G wilkins.
Dist az l. Dantzler Jr, Ebert Hill, Con
stable + y Marshall.
Dist 3-W p SIM son, 1T Smith, Con-
stable S NJ Bowen.
Sbuqualak-J K Moore Jr, Constable T
N Thompson.
SammerYillc and lIashuqua-M Edwards,
Constable II c Chancellor.
Musaulayillc-J L S%ennett, Constable c
Peters.
LINN Creek and Fairyiew-B + Harper,
sAraustal,le W I White,
Bro~oKsvrille-j $ Henderson, Constable j
. DOtherow. "a,
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Summer Resorts,


reached by the Mobile d. Ohio Rat
r0ad. Isoundtrip tickets, at greatly
reduced rates, arc on sale TO all the
Summer Resorts IN New England and
the Eastern States, The White, Adron.
dack aud Allegheny Mountains. Caua.
Tia and Michigan: the great North
west with it's attractions. and nearer
homo and just as pleasant, the
McGican Gaf Coast. Doubly daily
fast through trains are run, with Pull
man, Buffet, Drawing Room, Sleeping
cars. Tickets are good to return un
Ill November !, 1895.
Call on or write the nearest Mobile
4 Ohm ticket agent who will be pleas
ell TO funialI particulars about the dit
fcrrnl resorts, how to reach them,
distances. time, rates. etc. or address
L. L. POSEY, Gent Pass. Agt,
Mobile, Ala,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17

Now is the time for the tourist 10
take advantage of what is..oflercd here
AMI visit the celebrated
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Saturday. Aug. II. 1885.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Fer District Attorney.
j. II. NEVILLE
For Sfnte senate.
WALTER PRICE,
For Isousc o. Representatives.
W. S. PERMENTER.
r. DlNSMORE.
u, +. ALLGOOD,
Fer suyt. ot Educat,on.
5. NJ. THOMAS,
Fer ysaree~y clerk.
1T, DORROH,
Tor Cirruit & crk.
W. I. MINOR,
FOR sheriff
&. HARDIN,
For Treasurer.
". II. HOLMAN.
For Assessor.
~. y. HAYNES,
For Coroner.
III FERRIS.
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Castoria.

"Castoria Is AZ excellent medicine for cnh'
sren. Mothers have repeatedly told me or "s
good effect upon tileir children"
Da. G, G. OsdooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1895-08-17
Castoria

"castoFin is so well adapted to cA,,,.
! recommend II as suporlor toauy orssD.'
Known to ne" "eaCl
II, A. Ancuyn "
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
NEwsY PERSONALS.

Postmaster General Wilson H. at
Long Branch, a guest OF lsldor Sirnus,
The Prince Regent OF liavurln has
appointed Herr POHsart, the famous
German actor. lntcndant, or chief ~ the
royal theaters.
Mr.. Casscl. Pennsylvania German.
has library composed entirely 1t
bibles Tho collection comprises nearly
AN tho old and curious editions.
The Duke ~ Westminster has spent
over 5000 600 In rebuilding Eaton Han
which n now considered To rival Chats
worth as England's finest house.
Two Southern writer's. Samuel Min
turn Peck ana William H. Haync, are
going to take the lecture platform to-
gcther. Peck weighs 200 ana Haync "
pounds.
Tho heaviest hlcycllst In Indiana 10
Henry D. Solby. lie Is over feet tall
and he weighs $50 pounds when I'm con-
dillon. lie rides a twenty-four-pound
wheel with hard rubber tires.
Captain willard GlaZler, accompanied
10y his wife and daughter, private secre-
tary and guide, have reached Cranberry
Lake In their tramp through the Adiron-
dacks. from Oswogatchic 10 Lake Cham
plain.
Prince Bismarck has endowed tho Der
I I'm Home OF the Agrarian League with
/ the money collected on the anniversary
OF his cighueth birthday stlpulntlng
! that Il should be used Tor some national
| purpose.
An attractive exhibit In the Negro
building az the Atlanta Exposition viii
/ b. bust Of Charles sumner, by Ed
monia LOWS OF Rome. Italy, II h d
contribution by Dr. W. II. Johnson o
| Albany. y. Y. 20 whom the bust wa
presented by the soulptrcss
william Black made a failure OF por
trait painting before he took TO litera
ture. He is now "a years old. Between
yachting. shooting and driving he get
more outdoor enjoyment than falls 4
the lot OF most men OF letters lie Is 81
enthusiastic botanlst
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
DOLLARS AND CENTS,

The little state OF Delaware might be
bought Tor $50. eii,6i3,
In 1891 there were tiO1 1000 IN gold,
aud ss9.0oo. 600 In silver,
south Carolina'a wealth of an kinds
ls estimated az ti3i,56O,l3i.
There are over Nso00o,Oo) worth OF
hats now worn hy our people
Oregon. with an its resources is cs-
tlmatcd TO be worth t5sa22,oSt
The state of Louisiana, sugar planta-
tions ana an, Is worth N6o i62,l39.
The state OF Colorado was estimated
at the last census at t1ti7l,691
Washington. including real ana per-
sonal property. A. valued al f2l,NlO Gas.
The most marked Increase In value
In this country has been In the land,
There nrO believed to be over 10000
900 watches In use among our people
In 1850 over $1,000. 10000 worth OF
property was legally exempt from tax
alton.
The great stpte OF California was val
ued by the assessors OF 1890 at yiSt.-
5Js.O36.
Utah. including the improvements
made by the Mormons, Is worth S2t.-
776.279.
Tho Dakotas were rated In tho clev,
enth census as having a wealth of $780,
g2i.5a0
The Lone star. state Of Texas has Ia
| ita enormous territory wealth OF s32e,
/ a6ihi5
The state Of Alabama, including cot
ton fields and iron mines, Is worth Si22.
Se7.22S.
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he had been spending part of tho day.
Only one witness he says, could prove
this. and this IL an Individual who trav-
eicd with him as far M p and en-
tered into conversation with him. Nd
vertlremcnta have been inserted In all
tho papers by FonthuratH legal ndyla-
ers. but a. no answer has been forth
coming, a ~ generally believed that the
whole story is myth. The murder was
committed on February g. Since his
condemnation the prisoner has been
confined IN Silkmlnstcr iail, whore his
execution will take place"
Astoniahmcnt and dlsmay confronted
me az laid tho paper down. l was the
missing witness they had ga valnly
sought
had entered into conversation on the
return journey with the only other oc-
eupant OF my compartment, young
man with small black bag. on which
were painted the letters &C. H." l re-
mcmbcrcd an this distinctly In order
20 make sure matched up my dairy
and quickly turned To the date OF the
murder. February g. There was tho
entry.
Tho horror OF the situation now
flashed upon me. A mans llfo-the life
q my old friends depended upon
me,
looked at my watch n was Just N
o'clock. Hurricdly I dragged on NY
boots. thinking the while whnt | should
DO
My first Impulse was TO rush 60 the
telegraph office. Then. with dismny l
remembered that Il was shut Tor the
night after o'clock ana that the post
master took the $40 train To- large
town about ave miles on leaving the
otnco FOR the night In the charge Of a
caretalser. and returning boy an eailY
tralu tho next morning
Then I thought uf going 20 the po-
lice Ohcrc were Just two constahlea and
sergeant In our little town., but what
could they do more than ~
Madly / threw on my hat and rushed
out. ran In mechanical way TO IN,
poHt-oiiice.
Then I started for the railway sta
ton This was about half mile from
town As 1 hurried along, thought
with fresh dlsmly that this would alsl
prove fruitlesa errand. for the las
train 10 siikminster was the $50 p. m
Should l wait iill the morning AM
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-20
SUNSET at pRossER.
In the neautifui Month NJ May the Elo-
qucnt Editor See. ~ ut It, Hest


qucnt Editor see. ~ ut It, Hest
From the prosscr American. over
looking the falls. the little town OF
prosscr Hos beneath the shadow Of the
hills. around Il In the month OF May
the brown fields show that the farmer
has done his work we'll. Studded here
and thCrc. like oafca In the desert. are
patches OF green, upon which the eye
instinctivcly rcslB-thcn the ray Of
vision extends on and on toward the
wcstorn horizon. where. like two grim
sontlnels. stand Rainier and Adams
their SUBMITS towering far mp into the
hoayons-almost touching the clouds.
Surely God viii robuke such prosump-
tlon! But. no; these are only creatures
OF His hand. As they stand unohange-
able. grand. inspiring. they seem to
say. "Oh. man, In thy concoit think
/ thee on the power OF the Almighty
| We are His children-with one wave
OF His hand we disappear from the face
OF the earth. Think ye and trcmblc a.
| His powerl" And "a II TO emphasize
the reflection. the peaks are lighted
with an unearthly glow. A fash like
that OF ten thousand cannon: blind
| Ing glare-thc red mist breaks above
them. and n radiance desccnds and set
tics upon the everlasting snow. The
domes OF these monarchs Of the range
stand out In boldcst silhouette back OF
them Old Sol In all his glory. Low
down In the horizon tho orb dcHcends
slowly. yet more slowly, until, with
one last expiring blaze, the ball Of fre
sinks to rest beneath the waves OF the
Pacific. And as the twilight steals DER
the scene there IN heard nothing but
the resounding roar OF the waters This
Ii sunset at Prosscr In the beautiful
month OF May.
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THE REGULAR ASMY.


Regulations FOR and Requirements Of
Enlisted Mon he the service.
An enlisted man serving ON the from.
tier BIAS opportunities Tor sport tt4t
womi be enaicd by hundreds ~
wealthy mon. especially ln the way af
hunting and fishing. he plays alI Kind.
OF outdoor games. ls regular in his
habits. has stated times for meals md
for sleep. which ali tend to the devs..
opmcnt OF bio physical powers. and the
training be rocclyos siraIghtcus bs
franc and giycB him an easy. uprlpt.
carriage that never after leaves him nm.
90 old age lays the weight Of its hand
upon him. The post exchange Is fitted
up with billiard ROOM lunch counter and
card room Only the best grades Of beer
are sold there. and drunkenness can.
not ovis. under present restricted fulrt
IS pleasant room Us always set aside as
reading room. whore current noWspt.
pora are ON Ole. and iu addition TO this
zach company usually maintains "a
library a post school is mulntalnd
for six months OF the year. whore be-
may improve hIs mental condition II he
dosircs. lie Us provided With excellent
clothing. which. when altered 10 ft
neatly, Go the ulttiest uniform known
a druukard or other questionable char.
acter may possibly creep In among the
men enlisted. but he o. soon spotted.
and under the law that i've previous
convictions by courts martial are suf.
lcIont 90 award dlshonorlblo dlscharre
ne iH soon gotten rid or Il la credltabls
TO the army that an men now serving
In the ranks. except possibly n few len
over from the old army. are capable Of
reading ana writing the English Ian.
guago, that ls. In limited sense. 10
enter the service a man must submit
certificate OF character from his las.
employer. and In many other ways sat.
iaiy the examining officer that he Is
a worthy young man. n he be intcll..
gcnt. his services are sought By the dif.
fcrent department chlcfl aH clerk. OF
In some other capacity. The new iaH
which allows any enlisted man OF two
years service to apply for examination
with a view 10 securing q commlaslo.
has already induced many bright youu'
men TO enter the ranks. n tho peop,
can only De prevailed upon 10 east asli.
the prejudice which hns blinded thei
judgment Of the army for the past 3
years our young men viii be only %,
willing TO enlist and enjoy the bonehu
that accrue during a three years terra
OF service.