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The State of South Carolina,
.... ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT.

Citation for Letters of Administration.
BYR E. HILL, ESQ.,, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WHEREAS, E. NJ. Llpscomb has made
w suit To me, TO grant him Letters OF Ad,
ministration of the Estate and ehecs OF
Robert Butler, late Of AooeViile county,
deceased. ,,o,,sh
all and singular the kindred and creoitors o.
the said Robert Butler, deceased, that Cney
be- and appear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate. to be held at Abbevilie z: b., on tne
9h day OF December. 1896, after publica-
ton hereof, at IL o'clock In the forenoon TO
show cause If any they have, why Inc said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under MY hand and seal OF the
Court, this 2Srd day Of Nov, In the
LIS. year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-six and In the
l2lst year of American Independence.
Published on the 25th day of Nov, lSyo IN
the Press and Banner and on the court house
r. E. HILL,
Judge OF Probate.
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w. w. Bradley, Auditor,
Stockholders Meeting.

TNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the Stock holders OF the NATIONAL
BANK OF ABBEVILLE will be held on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of January, 1881, at II
o'clock, .
=, BENZ. 8. BARNWELL,
Dec, %, 1885. 81 So Cashier.
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Alliance Notice.

rNHE COUNTY ALLIANCE OF ABBE-
l. willie county will hold Its next quarterly
meeting on Friday, January 18th inst.
By order of District Alliance.
John G. Watkins.
Dec. 2l, 1896. Sec. 3rd Dist. Alliance.
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An elegant lines of perfumes just received
at Harrison d Games.
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THE DISPENSARY LAW.
Hearty Endorsement from the Seat
of the Recent War.

=. Hearty Endorsement from the Seat
OF the Recent War.
Darlington, s. c., Dec. 10, 1896.
Editor Press and Banner: .'... .
- read In the Hartsville Messenger your ar.
I ticle on the dispensary law, and the efforts
being put forth by certain people, calling
themselves prohibitionists, to have 1t destroy
ed by the incoming Legislature. I heartily
endorse every word you, you wrote wrote: y, You @ have
and you say the truth when you show up the
2hypocrisy Of those who are carrying on the
hight. THERE'S not scintilla Of argument in
- mi they say, it is nothing but pure bald
eaded- prejudice from beginning TO end.
kliey have become genuine tender feet about
kte dealing in liquor when they have for
ri towns as well to heal in 1t In the most de-
en- You say THAT you could not be CON
ced that any real ead dd OF tehmggs,rance gg,ranG
after all the testimony as to It's benef-
effects" II the, law is allowed a fair
noe under the present administration 1t will
- Syour timely words, and
y the matter before the
tier In Columbia Reg.
! ! ! |
',- \p preacher is good
She law. and 1t is to
Der of the Legisla-
Adigest it. A few
of will make
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County Alliance.

THE ABBEVILLE COUNTY ALLIANCE
Il will hold Its regular Quarterly Meeting.
at Abbeville, on Friday, January 10, 1897. All
members in good standing will be allowed
the privileges Of the floor.
w. T. MILFORD,
Dec. %, 1895. At Secretary.
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When in need OF q saddle call on w. Joel
Smith & Son. . -. .. TO D.. f
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Close connections at Greenwood for all points on
s. A. L. aud q. & g. Railways, and OF SpaI tanonrg
with Southern Railway.
For any information relative to Tickets rates, sched
ule, etc., address
WI. CRAIG. Gen, Pass. Agent, Augusta, 60.
E. NJ. NORTH, Sol. Agent.
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Violets of sicily extract is as delicate and as
fragrant as the flower, for sale. only by Ha rri-
son: a. Came. .,.. ":%i = 49, - .S'.'
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County Campaign.

y call meeting of the hmucr;Iti"
Executive Committee OF njuu county
WAS hr'h this day July q. and it WAS
d,ridrd lo open county campaign Oh
Tuesday August II, at Slut,lc.
SaItuc. Tues. Aug. II.
Carlisle. Wed. Aug. l. Fish Dam
Black Rock. Thurs. Aug. l1GuShcn Hill
Cross Keys Fri. Aug. |
Bo%lnSvillr, Sat. Aug. H. GibbrS
JuneSvillc. Tues. Aug. -
DraytunSNillr. Wed. Aug. H.
GoH,lcNSvi!lc. Tins. Aug. ~ Over, Ford
linckncy. Fri. Aug. II Nr.tom
llrgll"S. Sat. Aug. -.
Union. Mon. Aug. II.
=. =. SrOkE~. !, NJ GREER.
Secretary. County Chairman.
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MrS. Rho,iir Noah, of this place. was
tal.en in the night with cr,mping pains
AMI the next day diarrlioCa set in. She
took half bottle of blackberry cordial
but got no relief. She then sent To me
To see if had anything that would help
her. sent hrra bottle of Chamirrain :
coiic. cholera and darrhoca remedy and
the first dose relieved her. Another one
of our ncighborS had been sick for about
Il week and had tried different remedies
fol liarrhcca but kept getting worse. |
sent him this same remedy. Only four
,!m rs of it We're required To cure him
He SAYS hc owes his recovery t" this
wonderful remedy. Mrs. Mmi N;hlcy.
Sidney. Mich. For sale 10y Il. +. iOScy.
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FOR SOLICITOR.

FOR SOLICITOR.
| want to be Solicitor of Seventh Cir
cult and will pledge myself to abide the
result of the Democratic Primary Elec-
ton. E. {. FEATlIERSTONE,
I.aurenS. :. c., March IL, 1896.
{. Il. Sandels.A Esq, of Sput;mburg,
:. &. is hereby aAlounced as Il Candidate
for Solicitor of IL Seventh Judicial Cir
cult, subject To animation by the Dem
ocratic election.
announce myself as a candidate for
Solicitor of the eth judicial circuit, sub
icct to the Democratic primary.
THOS. ). SEAsE.
hereby announce that / am candi-
date for reelection aS Solicitor of this
circuit. pledge myself to abide the re-
suit of the Democratic primary.
q. l.. SCHUMPERT.
| auEounce myself candidate for
solicitor of the seventh Judicial Circuit.
subject to the Democratic primary.
w. :. TIIOlASON.
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FOR COUNTY .AUTITOR.

announce myself as Il candidate for
ir-clrrt.un for Auditor Of Union county.
subject To the primary election.
.JOuN G.. FARE.
hr.cly announce myself for the posi-
iiom OF county Auditor. subject To the
DcmoClatic primary election.
J. FRANK BAILEY.
respectfully announce myself Il can
Idalc for the office Of County Auditor.
NAT i. MORGAN.
annururc myscl candidate for
County Auditor. subject to the Demo.
cratic primary election.
|. NJ. MOTLEY.
announce myself Il candidate ior
Auditor ni | Mon rOiintN, subject tO the
Democratic primary. DANIEL lNMAN.
respectfully announce myself aS a
candidate lur Auditor of Union county.
subject 10 tn" Democratic primary.
k"lIm =. &. r. f.. KELLY.
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COMPETITIVE .ATiNE.

y competitive examination for the
normal scholarship "t tlr South Caro-
lina College Will he held Ly the school
commissioners ui each county in which
there is u \"clmry, on Thursday. july
80. Applicants will hr examined ON
English. Mathematics and History. tEc
requirements III these subjects hcing
the same u, for admission To the Scivn-
tiic course of this college. See page -
OF The catalogue of lS!LI-'I6.
Further information. il desired. will
be chrcrfully furnished ll
JAMES WOoDEoW,
President South Carolina College.
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FOR TREASURER.

announce myself rs candidate for
rr-c!cc,;uu tn the TrcaSurtr'S office of
Union county. subject 10 the Deno.
cratic Primary. j. III. RARrLES.
amuuucr myself as Il candidate for
Treasurer OF Union county, subject To
the Democratic primary.
J. ID. GONG.
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.

FOR CLERK OF COURT.
JOSEPH IL. McKlSSICK.
announce myself us Il candidate for
reelection for Clerk of Court, subject to
the Democratic primary.
JOSEPH III. McKISSICk.
Thanking the People Of Union County
for the liberal support given me in the
past. | announce myself again for
Clerk Of Court. subject to the Democratic
primary.
THOMAS II. GORE.
Cross KEYS =, {,
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pICNICERS WRECKED.

Chicago, July PA picnic train
Oh the Wisconsin Central was wrcchcd
at Altcnhclm. 10 miles west of this
city this evening. Five persons were
killed and six injured.
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CLEMSON COLLEGE

Clemson College will begin her fourth
wears work Aug. l>t. At that time ap-
plic;mt for the Fitting Schuol AND special
students who may not wish To tax" the
regular courses will bc ultrirulatCd.
For catalogue address
PrcS't T.. i. ENIGUEAD.
Clemson College. =. {.
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There is much interest in Colum-
biz in tho selection of a bank cXami-
ncr, provided for by rcccut act of
the legislature.
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FUH COUNTY SUPERVISOR

respectfully announce myself as Il
caddilalc for the office of County Super
visor. and will abide the decision of the
primary election. L. j. BETENDAUGH.
Tie friends of Mr.. j. n. Chambers
respectfully announce his u;lne Us Il cali
lidate for County Supervisor, subject to
the Democratic primary. VOTERS.
hereby announce myself us Il candi-
date for reelection to the office of County
Supervisor of Union County and will
humiiy Suln'it to the result Of the
primary election.
+ II II S,,prT
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4 new dispensary plan is propos',
cd for South Carolina. 1t gives con-
troll of the dispcnsarics to the differ
cEt counties, and is said to hav- been
received with much favor.
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Persona

Fi"r-Gl page medical reference book
tu ANY prrSuM afflicted with any special.
chronic or delicate disease peculiar I"
their sex. Address tn" leading physicians
and surgeons of the United States. Dr.
Hathaway X Co.. -! South Broad street
Atlanta, ga - IL
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AN ORANGEBURG ROMANCE.
MISS ALICE ELFE MARR1ES YOUNG
FLoRIDIAN THROUGH A MATRIMO-
NAL AGENCY, AFTER DISC ARD
ING WILD MAN FROM
WISCONSIN,,

WISCONSIN.
ORANGEBURG, July 6.-Thc low
ers of romance in this nowisc prosaic
town have today been treated to Il
sweet little morScl in the shape of Il
real matrimonial agency marriage
Il genuine ''lovc at first sight af-
fair. And although stalwart Wcs-
tern farmer is parading up and down
our streets with wild look of blood
and thunder in his eye, previous to
his departure from "this cuSscd
place forever" Oranycburg laughs
and quotes "All's well that ends
well. The story runs thus: Sew
cral months ago Miss Alice E'tc. re-
siding in College street here, received
through the mail Il paper from one
of the many matrimonial agencies
doing business in the West. The
paper contained long list of would
be bridc-grooms and descriptions of
their manifold charms. Having no
objection in the world to getting her
real good-lookiny lifc-partncr, she
selected two of the willing gallant>
whom she thought would come near
est to filing her hearts dream of
beau ideal. The two selected were
farmcrs-Mr. Wick, of Wisconsin,
and G.. S. Thompson, of Flor!;!a.
Miss Alice opened Il general CORES
pondcncc with both men. carefully
Keeping each in entire ignorance of
the others existence. I'm the course
of time photographs were exchanged
between the correspondents. and
both men ha,l become Smittcn with
the charms of fair Alice. and earnest
proposals Of marriage followed from
each.
But Miss Alice could moi we'll
marry both. 80 after critically survey
ing the copied faces OF her former
lovers, she set her heart on having
Mr.. Wick. Of Wisconsin. Mr.. Wick.
ut her request, FASTENED oh to Or
augsburg, where he was tn b" met at
the Coast Lin" depot bv his bride
elect. Miss Alice was at the depot
on time. and was shocked at seeing
tall, old man. with 4 carpct-hag i'll
each hand. ali ght from the train and
coming up to where she was stand
ing, asked if she "wuz thcr gal at
wiz awritin' ter him. Now. the
photograph sent to her from Wis
ronSin was Sccminylv " that of Il very
fine lookin. man of about five and
thirty at most. with uSt the loyclic>t,
silkicst muStachc and French impc-
rial that a girls heart could wish for.
The man who called himself Mr..
Nick. ot Wisconsin, and pushed his
face close up to Miss Alice now
phcw was, instead Of the Adoni>
"f her dreams. Il tall -aunt old tcl
low If 80 or 60. and to fill the cup
of her disappointment to the hrim,
the lovely, silky muStachc and i'm
pcrial was nothing but Il coarse stub
hlc dyed black So with Il look
that would equal the winter : frost of
Wisconsin she bid poor old, travel
worn Mr.. Ni"k very positive nay.
The hcart-hcavy Alice wcpt over
her bitter disappointment for several
DAYS. and then by way nf balm for
wounded heart thought She would
try Mr. Thomson, of Florida. and
i"pcl for better success. Mr.. Th"E-
son, or No. ,. a> Orangrburg has
dubbed him. arrived here Sunday
morrin.. and in his turn was met at
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-07-17

Chamberlain cough remedy cures
poltlS, Group and 0hoopinS cough 1t i
cleaslnl, sale and reliable. For sale by
i. /. POseN.
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| hereby announce myself a canCi
date for House OF Representatives.
subject to Democratic primary.
BEN. +. TUwNSiNH.
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Dcnncttsvlle is to have an opera
house, bank and general Office build
inr
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9 Candidates. 9

Candidates must pay five dollars in all
vance before their names will be inserted
in the TIMES.
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| hereby announce myself Is Il
candidate for the Legislature, ~unir t
to the Democratic primary election.
J. :. WNLcm.
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FOR COT NTI SUPERINTENDEN1
OF EDUCATION.

Ok lol y ! ~ tfRlN In DE ~
OF EDUCATION.
announce myself Il candidate for
tonn,y Superintendent Of Education for
Union County. subject to the Democratic
primary election.
d. b. FAINT.
SantuC. =. {.
Thanking the people for the past favors
| again announce myScf Il candidate for
County Superintendent ot Etl,katiuE.
NJ. l.. LEMASTER.
| respectfully announce myself as Il
candidate for County Superintendent of
Education for Union county, subject to
the decision of the Democratic voters at
I'll" clsucng primary election.
kcltum. =. {. JAMES Il. FOWLER.
respectfully announce myself Il can
didatr for County Superintendent of
Education. subject to the Democratic
primary W. GIST DUNCAN.
John II. Gage iS;unolnced Il candidate
for County superintendent of Education,
subject To lhp result of the primary
election.
arnormcn myself aS Il candidate
for the office of County Supcrintcnd-
cnt of Education, sub to the Dem
o"ra'ic primary. NJ. Russell Jeter.
Carlisle. :. G.
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The Purcell {, sh Co.
FOR COnON :.H.

FOR CO!.ON :.E.
| announce myself a% Il cH;ti,|H'r e."
the office of Corouci for Union culrty.
subject to the decision of tic primary.
Jobs j. G.l,GN.
hereby announv" myself 4 c,i#iiia,r
for Coroner of Union cuti!ity. SUi.i"r, go
the Democratic primary.
WI. II. KJUN.
| hereby announce myself = ctuih!;,..'
for the office of Cuyonrr"t l'rj"': m,,
subject to the Democratic" primary.
WM. Vi. NANr::TpMa.
GilmoMS =. {.
hereby annnEmv" myself Il Uu,jtl"tr
for Coroner Of Union county ~uiircl Ia
the primary election. y. G.. BE>ILY.
kclton. =. (.
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Wanted An Idea ;s'ss $ns fsn S 'S'Ss

Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDlERBURN CO, Patent Attor.
neys. washington. d. G.. for their 81. SD prize offer
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Last summer one of OW grand children
was sick with II severe bowel trouble
Our doctors remedies had failed. then
we tried Chamberlain collie. cholera and
diarrhoca remedy. which gave speedy
relief We regard il aS tlc best medicine
ever put ON the market for bowel com
plaintSl-MrS. T.. e.. Gregory, Fr'lcr
ickStom. Mo. This certainly is the best
medicine ever put on the market for
tyscntpry. summer complaint. collie and
cholera iniuntum in children. II never
tails to give prompt relief When used in
reasonable time and the plain printed
directions are followed. Many mothers
have expressed their sincere gratitude
for the cures it has effected. For Sacby
B. +. Puscy.
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tre front is invisible under band Of
insertion. The gown is shaped in
the favorite princess style, fitting
smoothly below the waist where each
seam is gradually widened to produce
the fashionable futed effect in the
skirt. The bishop sleeves are gathered
top and bottom, cuff bands finishing
the wrists. A frill of embroidery and
band of ribbon with bow forms the
dainty decoration. The gown can be
made up with or without lining, the
style being equally we'll adapted to
wool, silk, cotton or linen fabrics,
cashmere, batiste, grass linen, cam.
brio or China silk, and are favorite
materials with lace, embroidery, rib.
bon, gimp or bias bands for decora'
tion.
The quantity of material A inches
wide required to make this tea gown
for lady having q 36-inch bust meas
ure is 81 yards.
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NAVAL JACKET OF BLUE WOOL.


For yachting, boating, seaside or
ordinary country wear no other style
OF jacket is half as fetching or appro-
pirate with sailor hat as the one de-
lineated in the second large picture.
Navy blue wool canvas cloth and white
duck are the materials selected, the
vest and collar of duck being decorated
with rows of blue braid. Single bust
darts and under-arm cores perform
the smooth adjustment, the neck is
finished with standing collar and the
lower edge is shaped in rounded out
line. The naval jacket is of fashiona'
BILE length and flares widely in front,
the broad sailor collar forming pointed
revers to the waist line. The duck
collar is removable and overlaps the
canvas collar to within an inch of the
edge. Two handsome white peart but
tons decorate each front. The back
and sides fit closely to the waist line,
falling below in ripping folds that
are induced by the shaping. The
sleeves are III gigot style, shaped by
single seams and are of fashionable
size, the fullness at the top being ar
ranged in side plaits with single box
plait at the top. Jackets in this style
can be made to match or contrast with
the skirt and are adapted to the linen,
cotton and woolen fabrics that are now
Oh vogue for summer wear. Insertion,
embroidery, bias bands, braid o1
gimp can be used in decorating or o
plain finish can be given if so pre-
ferred.
The quantity OF material A inches
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ABYssINIAN DwARFS.

civilized troops. They are Central
African dwarfs, and in the service OF
Vegus Tor Emperor) of Abyssinia as
sisted in the rout of the italian troops.
These pigmies are scarcely more than
half the height of an ordinary man.
Despite their diminutive height, they
are fierce, cruel and cunning, and
armed with firearms are as formidable
as big men.
It is only within the past few years
that the existence of these little people
has been generally accepted. Herodo-
tus, the Greek historian, wrote about
them, but he has been scoffed at and
his accounts characterized as fiction.
Du Chaillu and other African ex-
plorers who claimed to have found The
pigmies in Central Africa had to en-
counter just as sceptical a public.
Stanley's account of the dwarf people
of the Dark Continent is the first that
really gained gene al credence.
Akkas Is the name given to these
curious little people, who are supposed
to be the survivors OF the aboriginal
inhabitants OF Central Africa. There
have been three Akkas brought to
Europe. Two we're men. They were
called Lebo and Chairallah. The third
was lady Aka, named Saida.
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York Journal, you will see the first
really life.like picture OF him eve:
printed.
This little animal is relative of the
monkey. Naturalists give the name
OF primates to the group of animals
consisting of man, the monkeys ano
the lemurs because they come first fo-
description. Of all the primates the
spectral lemur comes first for oddity
Of personal appearance.
His greatest but not his only pecu-
liarity is to be found in his eyes,
which are enormous. They cover the
greater part of his face, leaving only
room for ridiculously small nose.
In color the eyesare greenish yellow
and are exceedingly luminous at mig ght.
They shine out green and brilliant,
when the rest of the body is totally
invisible to man. This is how the
little lemur has acquired the title Of
spectral.
The spectre is only six or seven
inches long and lives in the dense
forests of the Malay Archipelago,
where there is darkness at all times.
He makes sort of nest at roots of
the great bamboos and climbs up
them with the agility of squirrel,
but by different method.
In his tree.climbing operations he
is aided by large, round suckers, which
are attached to the ends ofall his long,
slender fingers and toes. He glides
up a shiny bamboo trunk with all the
easeimaginable.
He is thoroughly harmless and would
be an ornament to any household.
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to yoke lining with straight lower
edge, the double pointed yoke being
placed over the gathers and stitched
firmly down on its lower edge, thus
insuring q durable finish. A shaped
neck band completes the neck when
the rolling collar ls made separately.
The bishop shirt sleeves are slashed at
the back and the opening finished
with cuff laps, wrist bands completing
the wrists to which the rolling cuffs
are buttoned. Plaits or a casing and
draw strings adjust the fullness at the
waist line, and the dress skirt is worn
over the full lower edge. A narrow
belt Of white kid enclrcles the waist.
Percale, cambric, lawn, batiste and
gingham in stripes, checks, figured
and plain effects all make up etylishly
by the mode.
The quantity of material 3S inches
wide required to make this shirt waist
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THE BICYCLE A REFoRMEa.

a New York minister OF the gospel,
sctive in temperance work, said at a
public meeting that the bicycle had
done more for the cause of sobriety
than anything else in the past twenty
years. Keep a man in health and he
will care nothing for rum. By the
way, talking about the bicycle as an
aid to moral reform movements, the
Salvation Army will have fully
equipped bicycle corps for suburban
service on wheels. and the plan Of or,
ganizatlon for the new military body
within the ranks Of the Episcopal
Church, which is to be known as the
United States Church Army, calls foJ
bicycle corps with each regiment
which, in New York City, will assume
Interpretations OF a "bicycle BRIGADE
New York Journal.