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GOTHIC CHAMBER.

enclosing a tall wooden crucihx. The
view from this emlnence is charming:
and so are those obtained from the
terraced roof Of Casa de Piiatas. There
are many other quaint and curious
things In the building--enough to keep
one busy a long day through. Among
the many rare marbles are some col
umns OF verde anticO, brought from the
ruins Of Italiea-the Roman city near
Seville. There are paintings galore, a
naranta ceiling and gorgeous stair
case Of purple tiles To my mind the
glory OF the place Is its splendid azue-
los. like those OF the Alcazar. and its
garden OF enormous banana trees.
By the way. II was In this quarter OF
Seville that Marshal Primm was assas-
sinatcd, DO you know the story? King
Amadeus seems to have been free
and easy sort Of young fellow, who
found the endless ceremonies OF the
Spanish court extremely dIstasteful.
IN order 20 do away with some Of them,
and at the same time 10 popularlze
himself, he used to walk about the
streets and out into the country, with
few attendants, chatting Familiarity
along the way with people whom he
CHANGED 70 meet on one occasion,
when attended only by Marchal Prlmm
and another cOurtler, he stopped on a
country road 20 talk to a muleteer. OF
course the man removed his hat In the
presence OF the king, but the day was
hot and the road unshaded, and ANA
deus kindly told him 10 put IL on, un-
aware Of the fact. which was plain
enough TO the muleteer, that accord
Ing TO long-established Spanish ETH
quctte, Il made any man a nobleman
20 be permitted TO wear his hat in
the presence Of the king Marshal
Primm, aware OF Amadeus mistake
struck the hat from the mans hand
as he was about to put II on his head
and set his foo, u9on II. at the same
time Offering the muledriyer a sum OF
money. The money was proudly re-
fused, the muleteer went his way In
! great wrath; and a few days later
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Annual statement for the year ending De-
cember 81. 1850, OF the condition Of the
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society.

The Name and Location OF the Company,
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society
Of Great Britain. Il, s. Office. % and "
Pine Street. New York city.
Name OF Resident Manager, J. Mont
gomery Hare
The amount Of us capital stock ......
ls.ts,t s.ss'st.,st sfs.f.sfsts DO - 't'''''f "
The amount OF rs capital stock
rI 2si sm SS "a Il i, ss.,,. 49,: .s5 l9 g
n Gnc h6S;' csPltS6 is.~..... ss79g .
The amount Of lbs income dur
ye Yea ~. sv-'~,...... 1a5.ia %
The amount ~ Us expenditures
during The preceding calendar
N0ur..s.sts. .t.tststt.sstt .+..t.s lfast,Nol ~
The amount Oi losscs paid dur
ing The preceding calendar
year. .t..,'....s''' .t.'.t'''. ~ 90 81
STATE OF UTAH.
Office o. the Secretary " State
7. James r. Hammond. Secretary Of
state " the State Of Utah, DO hereby cer-
uN that the above named Insurance
Company has filed IN my office q detailed
statement OF rs condition from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared.
and that the said c0mnauy hBs IN an other
respects complied with the laws 81 the
State relating 10 Insurance
In Testimony whereof I have hercunto
set my hand and atii kcd tha great
lSEALJ seal OF the State Il Wan. ina
18th day q February a. y. 1901.
JAMES r. HAMMDN.f
Secretary " STATE.
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Annual statement for the year ending De-
cember 81 lSs9 OF the condition Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24
STATE or UTAH. /
Office ~ the Secretary 81 state

l. James T. Hammond. Secretary OF
State OF the State Of Utah, do hereby GER
tify that the above named Insurance
Company has filed In my Office detailed
statement Of Us condition. from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared
and that the said company has In an other
respects complied with the laws OF the
State relating 60 insurance
In Testimony Whereof. I have hercun,o
SET my hand and affixed tho great
(SEAI,1 seal N the State OF Utah, this
2nd day Of February, A. ~ 1900.
JANIS r. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of State.
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Annual statement for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1899, Of the condition Of the
The II0Ie|eTS' Insurance COnl0ly.

The Name and Location Of the Company
The Travellers Insurance Company OF
Connecticut.
Name Of President, James @. PATTERSON.
Name OF Secretary, John G. Morris.
The amount OF its capital stock 80. =,
lrssssss sssttsss fsssttsfsss - Af'f'fNNV "
The amount of its capital stock
paid up is.,..,.. ...... .....,. lgpVp "
The amount OF It's assets is... g,I0O5u ~
The amount OF It's liabilities
dncluding CapltaD is..,.. 90, 2,l505l ~
The amount OF its income dur
year -. -. -. Tssl,5Ts a
The amount Of It's expenditures
during the preceding calendar d.
\tar.s.s.s.s I.s.s..ssss. sss.ssss S,iottVti y
The amount OF losses paid dur
ing the preceding calendar ..... =.
ltdF.sss ss.ssssssss ssssssstssfss -feV9iFt' "
The amount OF risks written
during the year......... ...,.. .1i 'll5,b9S W
The amount OF risks In force az ~.
the end OF the year,. ,-..45si oSh'sl "
STATE or UTAH. L.
Office ~ tho Secretary OF state. !
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Annual statement for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1899. OF the condition OF the
London Assurance Corporation.

The Name and Location Of the Company,
London Assurance Corporation, Great
Britain. L. S. office, Al Pine st., n. y.
City.
Name Of Governor in U. s., Charles l..
Case.
The amount Of its capital stock
Is .......,....... ......s,..,. s.'I o'p,V" W
The amount OF It's capital stock
PAID up lS..,.s......s..tssssssssl ttNi4t9 "
The amount OF It's assets is. IS i65l,SS %
G Including jcapltab is '..,.a.. lei.s2s 20
The amount OF Us income dur
ye Yes w." .'...,.',... 49,, s575e Is
The amount Of its expenditures
during the preceding calendar ,,..-
Ntaf.tsssss. .sstsss. .s.ss.s- s.ssss 4N--foei "
The amount OF losses paid dur
ing the preceding calendar
year. ,.s,ss.r.4. t..ss.4.s..s.t. ot3,th ~
81 during hV The year St ,'s' Gls7 %
The amount of risks In force at
the end Of the yeara.,.,..... 1iilQ@ IL
STATE OF UTAH. "a
Office Of the Secretary Of State.
(. James T. Hammond. Secretary OF
State of the State Of Utah, do hereby GER
tify that the above named Insurance
Company has dled In my office detailed
statement Of Us condition, from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared.
and that the said company has IN all other
respects compiled with the laws Of the
State relating 10 Insurance.
IN Testimony Whereof, / have hereuntO
set my hand and affixed the great
(SEAI..) seal " the State Of Utah, this
10th day OF February A. y. 1900.
JAMES " HAMMOND.
Secretary Of state.
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The Name and Location OF the Company.
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance COM
pany c. Williams Street, New YORK
city.
Name Of President. William T. Woods.
Name Of Secretary, Charles L. ". CHAM
bers.
The amount OF It's capital stock.
The amount OF rs capital stock
paid mp ls..... ...+..t.... ...... 4llvN ~
The amount Of Us assets ISL. 6io6s 50
Including capital is..e..... u47S IS
The amount of us Income dur
ys Yea ~. p'y ..'.'' ' 'aa ,...7s 81
Tie amount Of It's expenditures
S yarns we '', .'. ' .-''- nS 81
Tie amount II losses paid dur
Year.. ........ 80, -. g7,s1 60
THE amount % risks written
during the year. .......,........ NI2lA 4
Tho amount " risks IN force az
the end ~ ihc year .....-,-. Nsi6,s2l y
STATE or UTAH. L.
oflce Of thc Secretary u state.
I james T. Hammond. Secretary OF
state " The State uf Ctah, DO hereby GER
tiiN that the above named Insurance
Company has filed IN my ONCE a detailed
statement % its condition. from which the
foregoing statement has been prepared.
and that the said company has IN all other
respects complied With the laws % the
rfuIo r'funE f1 insurance.
state relating % Insurance.
SEQ ily hand ana affixed the great
(SEAl..l n'l ~ the State ~ Utah. this
..l cay % February A. ID. 1900
JAMES r. HAMMOND.
Secretary Of State
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DEPART


For ogden. Omaha, Chicago, Denyer,
Kansas City, S. Louis, Cache Valley
and intermediate points,. ,... ....,... 1;o0a "a.
For Unite. MercuF and intermediate
t.s.t, fb3 a m
tfor Garfield Beach, Tootle and Terrnl'
nus, ..,r,".. .....s If9h m
For Ogden, Butte. Helena, Portland aai
intermediate points. .,........,... 945a. m
For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago, Denver
Kansas CITY, st. Louis aud San Fran.
cisco ..g~...ailiSs. IN.
'for Provo, sanpete, Milford and inter
mediate points. .,,..,........ $50 D. M,
For ogden, Denver, Kansas CITY, Omaha
81. Louis and Chcago........ ........ $40 ?. m.
For Ogden, Butte, Helena, fan Francisco
and intermediate points stj p. m
strains south Of Juah do no run Sundays.
fpaily except sunday
CITY TIcEkr OFFICE No 2oi Main street.
S. " ECCLRs, DE. BuRLEY,
Gen. Trafhe Manager. Ten r. and I. A..
W. II. BANCROFT,
ylce.rresidenl and General Manager.
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SURPRISED BY HIS
ELOQUENCE.

The most recent photo.
graph OF the man who is
called the new Daniel Web
ster" Of the lower house. lie
has made a record for hlm-
self as a champion Of Porto
Rico's rights. lie Is Chas, L.
Littleaeli.
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l[GlQl Short Line RlIhQIL
TINE oARp IN EFFEcr OCTOBER u. ls,
.pntyt

TINE GARD IN EFFECr OCT0DER u. islJ
ARRIVE.
rom Ogden, Chicago, Omaha 81 Louis.
Kansas City and Denyer-................. $50 m
From Ogden. Portland Spokane Butte,
Helena and san francisco...-.........,.9 Oi a m
'Ffom Milford, saIpele Provo, inter
mediate ponis~....,.. 70, ....,...." oN m
Prom ogden, chicago, 81. Louis, Kansas
city Omaha, Denver add San FrancscO sop. M.
miaa,~,.....~- - '.....o.'~a'~@e....a. 1902. m
polns. .,..r..,...e..'..'...........e~~. $50 p N
Prom Preston, Logan, Brigham, Ogden
and intermediate points ..............,. 04op 70
From Ogden, Butte, san Francisco and
Intermediate points 1901 IN.
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Annual statement for the year ending De-
cember 81 1890, OF the condition Of the
Lloyds Plate Glass
Insurance COMPANY.

The Name and Location OF the Company
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance COM
pany, c. Williams Street, New YORK
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Annual statement for the year ending De-
oember 81. 1893. Of the condition Of the
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BRILLIANT IDEA

OF reproducing In Seville the house OF
the Roman praetor, He died not long
afterwards and his son Don FadrIque
Enriquez de Rlbera, first marquis OF
Tarifa, twho had not been IN Jerusalem),
carried on the good work a generation
or two later a was finished by Alan
de Hibera the first duke Of Alcala and
viceroy Of Naples--all related by blood
or marriage, and ancestors Of the pres
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LIFE IN OLD SEVILLE.
The sere 10 Odd Street Scenes La Casa De
Patas-The Story OF Marshal Primms Assassination.
Special Correspondence.

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Whv Cows Dry Up.

Cows go dry from nismanage-
ment more than from any other
cause. lrregularity of milking
and failure to "srrip" will cause
any COW to dry otf Tho richest
milk is the last drawn from the
udder, and for tha reason alone
the d irymen should strip closely.
Changes of food, whom made aud
denly, will also cxuse the cows to
fall oil in yield; but in wintor the
cause may al.o he due to extreme
cold and insufficient shelter, while
In summer tho Use OF netting iu
tho windows to prevent the en-
trance of f1,e- and other insects,
will serve To probing the milking
period, Farm and Field
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Auditors Notice
VA NC ASTEk

Deremb," 5. r,aa
NJ + il h-reh. grv-u that NV
" "tii' Will hr npe { m 4. lSt
day ANU AIRY r"ih 2tud day
FEBRU RY - ., t. Ire ,,urpose. {
receiving tn" r. urns u tn. ttxparer-
OF Lancaster county
All persons havrn property III their
posse Ssi"n or GO irol as aunp. =
holders "r a. husband, p, re-, vuar
dian, trustee, eX'cu'0r administrator.
receiver acc unuug Offices <, ul at
toruey. nr factor. on the FIRST TIA,
Of J ANU >RY 1900, ar r-uuir.d -
list the 'amr tor taxation wItuin Ihe
time required hy law, or iucur rI,.
penal V OF Fifty rer CEN. W ir',
| attaches ~ case o faiIu q do so
fhe poll tax ;f e 10 lar -
laid upon al VI It, ,er-o X between
the ages Of 81 ard 90 V. r Keep p.r
sons VIII" are manned ami unabl.. To-
ear" su p"r'; so "uf,-i rate =
d!ers above tn "gt. of 30 ar-
Ih~ auiltoT or ~ ns-I 'aDr wi II -
tend the '"!!""!mg plac i" {. cuuu
v on the days "a "ei b.. w 10 ,h.
convenience ~ tn pub i,.
O-c"oi"- Sday January 9. II m.
Pirnsani Nahey-W "du--day. ia,
uary 10
Brl,ir-Thur-day, J ,nuur, IT.
Van Wyck-FTIha> ia utr, i2
Dixie ~ IN. Dwight, b., ~ -N NJ ,Iay
January Is
Ira svtII"-l ue-day. JnruarN rs
Tax haw- Wrdue-d4 Jau.ary u
Fla re-k hun h--Thur-dry JAM
unry Is.
DR. w" sh'-- FIida\ ia, 10
Pnmus SntU' day Janurr 20
HaIl~ iuli NJ - Monday ia -
Kei sha" -Tue-dny and " cdr,.-dny
January 23 ANA ~
Heath ~p" u- + u, stnV J II -
Peasant Hlu-Frlday Janua> 26
to = 'clocE pm
Dry re- k-Nn'dtN ia In,> 29
Under "a ~ of tn ." I-la III. nl
p@rs0n~ having q gr - lu,'rm~ uf 81
800, "r NOR. ac 'rq ir"d so mae a
r"Iurn "f o. same 20 tn. auditor Al
the lime of ma rirX mir lI.rre.
turns
! VIII e to rrr interest ni every
taxpayer to max" H. return prnmp IL
q! Az rrrS 'nn prOpcr,,; 40 If aIi
transfers r imp'O e1u"ul- Ou g.. rs-
tate. and stv tiI. ItIaity 80 per
cent, which rita 'Ii..~ ..ittr tnt. 20 a Of
FehruaTN Rr-I.r,.rf,II.y
JNJ. COOK ,ounG, Nuai,nr
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NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS

The woman who is lovely in
face, form and temper will always
have friends, bnt one who would
he attractive murt keep her heslth.
If she is weak, sickIy and all run
down, she will he nervous and ir-
ritable. If she has constipation
or kidney trouble, her impure
blood will cause pimples, bIutches,
skin eruptions and wretched COM
plexion. Electric Bitters is tho
hest medicine in the world TO regu
| 'te stomach, liver and kldneys
and to purify the blood. 1t gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion. 1t
will make a good looking, charm
ing woman of a run down invalid.
Only 50 cents at Crawford Bros
Drug Store.
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81 SO PER ANN N.

headed men Of that epoch may
remem Der these words in connec,
ton with this anniversary. For
there are thousands of young
minds on both sides of the At
lantic who have learned to sym
pathize with the spirit of the
philanthropic movements of the
present day.
"The men who had borne the
brunt and burden of these move-
ments may be permitted to pass
over n little way into the Canaan
OF the next half century; but, one
by one, they will disappear, and
the ark Of the cause be transferred
to the shoulders of those now in
the morning Of life. Children of
today Fathers of the first men
OF 1900! God and humanity ex-
pect that you will do your duty
and be true to your high trust
and vocation -
Miss Anna is cheerful in spite
OF her atfliction, but after she had
read it over she said that when
she was girl she had been
thought very progressive, but
after all she WAS not sure that
progress bad accomplished all it
promised and that the old ways
did not bring more happiness;
"hut, " she said, 'there ia moth
ing original in that 1t ia the way
that nearly all feel and suppose
the children or 1900 will be say
ing the same thing when they
have seen the end of the next half
century"
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- e = w I'd 100

The readers Of tui- paper Will be
pleased To learn thai there is AT least
one dreaded disease that science has
heen le To cure in all irs stages and
that IL Natarrh Halls tatarrh cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a constitutional disease. requires q
constitutional treatment Halls Ca
tarrh Cure Ia taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system thereby destroy
Ing the foundation OF The disease, and
giving the patieut strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing ifs work. The pro-
prietOrs have 81 much faith In it's
curative powers. that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any cas-. that 1t
fails To cure. Sem for list Of testi-
monials
Address, J y. CHENEY 4 co.,
Toledo o. s~Sold by Druggists.
75c. it,"
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W hat Puzzles Spnin.

With 25, 600 American soldier.
apply ing fer pensions for injuries
in the late war, the Spanish gov
ernment is prob bly, wondering
how they got injured.
Last Notice
Parties owing the Farmers
Banking and Mercantile Co, must
come forward and settle at once as
we are pressed for money to meet
our own obligations. Our books
will ne found at Heath, Springs
& Co.'S old office.
Having sold ont to the Lancas-
ter Mercantile Go, it will he inn
possible for us to carry over ac-
counts past due.
FARMERS BANKING AND
MERCANTILE COMPANY.
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Marked Increase in Insurance
Figures.
The State.

The State.
During the past year the in.
surance companies of ali kinds dos
ing business in this Site have
done an enormous business, to
Judge from the summarized state
ment made up by the comptroller
general yesterday FIR his annual
report. The statement shows that
the increase has been close to
one million dollars as compared
with last year.
This years statement covers u
full year and shows that the gro.s
premiums amounted to $l,94S,>
S24. 80 nearly two millions OF
dollars and tho ono half of one
per cent tax thereon to bo 49,.
743. 60.
The taxes given above are paid
direct to the State treasurer under
tho new act and are exclusive of
all the regular State, county and
school taxes collected in the sev
cral counties by the various coun-
ty treasurers.
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II in teething the cbild's gums are
sore, that may be cured by rub
bing them with rabbit brains hot
from the head. The writer has
seen both of these remedies prac
ticed.
To remove wart from the
body steal piece of meat, rub
the want with it, and then bury it.
Say nothing about what you have
done and the wart will soon dis
appear.
A stray black cat in the back
yard forctells good luck.
If a woman is making soap and
4 man comes up and stirs it, all
will be we'll and the soap will be
fine; but if q woman comes, the
soap will spoil in making.
III you sing in bed you will cry
next day.
If a railroad engineer sees a
black sheep cross the track in
front of him he expects trouble.
That ls an omen of i'll luck.
If you want a cat to stay al
your home rub its paw on the
stove.
To keep nov dog measure his
tail with cornstalk and bury the
latter under the front steps.
If you sleep with your feet to.
ward the door you will soon be
carried out a corpse.
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Trough Passenger Service on
the South Carolina ~ Georgia
Extension Railroad.

Vn"re wiz be operated on this rOtd
on ana aipr the 24'h inst, through
passenger trains. daily except sunday,
sch-duieu - follows:
Train NJ 81 leave Marion, \ G, at
90 "A m, making close connection at
Blacks .ury. = G.. with the Southern's =
train No 36 for Char Otte, n G.. and all
points E,-t and c.nnecting with the
Suuthc,u'r Nestibu G going to a Atlauta
Ga, and al ,oints We-t. and will re
ceive passengers goirg East from train
No lO "n tie q q \ W II Il at York
VII =, : ~ = So "A m, aud counerts at
Camden, : g, with the Southern's
tran 40 7S arriving ia harleslo on
a. ) II p IN
Train No 81 with PASSENGER coach
attached 'etying 3 t'kI ar at s 80
m. and cD meeting at z 'ck Hill, = q,
with the outhoru's Florida train FIR
AL points South.
Train No 81 eav.ng amden, ) G..
at II 30 y M after The arrIVaa Of the
SOuthcrn'S u'le-tnu rain, connects
auca-rrs - =, wi II tie |. IL 4 X
r Il. fHlnWma Junction Nuh the = A
l., .orr r. t, al kp'k NiIl, : with
t. .,..'Hrrr'S trai y, "A tor Char,
In'te, and AL poInt- East. FOns
ne. 1T YOrKVi 10, = with train No
, on the d y w X Il for &, hester.
> & B;rc, sburg with the South
eTn'- Nrr'ibuIe going East, AMI the
S"u'I eru'4 train No 80 going Wet.
and connecting at Marion n with
the Sou .ern both Fat and West
a more minute schedule wi appear
when the rain CommrnceS t" "perate
=. B I.umpkin,
General Passenger Agent.
1.sszE. ..-G'
Job Printing.
Law Briefs, Minutes, all kind
of Blanks, Bill and Letter Heads
Envelopes, and ali kinds of job
Printing done in the best style
and ut lowest prices. Call at TIE
LEDGER office and see samples of
my work and get prices.
HUGH WILSON,
AbbevilIe, S. G..
Press and Banner Office.
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vote kNI ERUPTION

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions
rob life of JOY. BuckIen's Arni-
ca Salve, cures them; also Old,
Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boilo, FelonS, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Seal, S, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Best Pile cure
on earth. Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Crawford
Bros, Druggist.
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PROPHECIES OF 1850.
An Editor Who Wrote Half a
Century Ago of the Time When
he Would be Forgotten.
New York Times.

New Ork Times.
Two sweet faced old sisters
one bed ridden invalid for seven
year. keep house together in the
cosy little ground foo: flat at 139
West Sixty third street, where
they have veritsble museum of
interesting mementOes of the past.
They are Miss Anna B Cornwall
and Miss Sara Cornwall, sisters of
Henry Bedinger Cornwall, pro-
fessor OF chemistry at Princeton
university.
Not the least treasured OF Miss
Anna's possessions is a quaint old
needlebook which was never used,
but treasured as keep sake.
From its fold ss she lay on her
bed OF sickness last night she drew
this newspaper clipping from n
New Year y number of New
York newspaper, which when she
first put it away in that place ps q
girl of twelve she deter mined
should he kept thore If possible
until the present holiday season,
when she would again road it and
with the realization Of passing
time cOmpsre the feelings it would
evoke with the hopes it then raised
in her childish bosom.
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY.
"Blessed be the young eyes that
.hall see its future through fifty
years Blessed be the years that
sha | hear the clock strike the
century hour Of Nineteen Hun.
dred Blessed be those who shall
ascend that Pisgah's top OF time
and look back over the pathway
of humanity to this hour, and
contemplate it's great progrss.
points and tho events of happy
augury and impulse which shall
divide the distance like illumi
mated milesstones along the road.
And blessed be the eyes that shall
look futureuard from that sublime
standpoint, and SEQ what God has
prepared for human vision within
the horizon of that distance sic
day.
"And many eyes now fixed up
on these limos will see that day
and contemplate its past and
future, and some of the. gray
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