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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Starvation never yet cured dyspepsia. Per.
sons With indigestion are already baIf starved.
They need plenty Of wholesome food. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat 90 the
body can be nourished while the worn ou,
organs srs being reconstructed. 1t is the
only preparation that will instantly relieve
and completely cure oil stomach troubles.
Try II IT you are suffering from Indigestion.
II will certainly do you good 8 hugh.
son B Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

NJ Hayne Montgomery 10 visiting relatives
10 this county, after an absence Of AZ years iu
Texas. He is brother Of the late Robt n.
Montgomery and Nrs. ". Muldrow.
A correspondent writing from Monstta to
The Columbia State Gays ASK Mcdonald
Fusman to 60 down in into the recssses Of
bis memory aud furnish US more remlnis.
csnces for midsummer reading"
n. v. Bradley, con Of Mr. T. y. Bradley,
OF Smithville, who has been III for several
weeks si Edgeheld where he WAS attend ding
school, arrived home on the Alb instant 10 q
coovalesceut state.
Mr. J. n. Dorrity has returned to the city
from Columbia, where be bad charge Of tbs
Columbia Mile power house. He will take
the place 10 the Sumter Electric Light Plant
vacated BY Capt. p. p. Finn. Mr.. Oorrity's
family are at present 10 Savannah, bot will
come TO the city later. We are pleased to
have hr. Dorrity and family return to Sumter.
The Rev. H. n. Coviogton, at oos time The
Bsnnettsvills correspondent Of The News and
Courier, having completed bis theological
course, 10 home here With bic mother, where
DO will spsod the summer. Mr. Covingtou
has been assigned to the Holy Comforter
Episcopal Church, In Sumter, and will 60
there next September He 10 one of the most
gifted young men reared In Marlboro since
the wsr, thoroughly educated, once lawyer,
and before many years will DO power for
good d:-8enss!tsvills corrsspoudaoce News
aud Courisr.
Ne. o. H. NsVmao, for several years past
rosdmsstsr Of the Columbia Division Of the
Coast Lice. with headquarters at Sumter, has
been changed to the WILMINGTON Division 10
same ssrvice, with headquarters at Florence.
Hs wsat to bis new charge Monday. HE
family vill remain here until September. We
are sorry to lose from Sumter Mr.. Newman
and bic family. There 10 no better man, as
On ell round good man aud citizen, In the
service OF the A. O. l.. He is Sumter County
born and bred and We oil know him.
NJ. Newman will be succeeded here, iu the
Coast Line service ss Roadmaster, by Nj G.
e. Bruner from Florence. Mr.. Bruuer 10 no
stranger 10 sumter aod We welcome him back /.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch. Levi and son add Mrs.
Louis Levi. Of Manning. left this morning for
Uessn View. NC.
Capt. H. A. Wells bss ossn transferred
for the present to the Charlestou. Sumter ruu
on passenger trains 50 and So. His place on
the Charleston. Florence local 10 beiog taken
oy Cspt. o. O. Tilghmaa.-Florence Times
NJ. Warren Noise has gone to Sullivau's
leland.
Mr.. Grssnvills DsLorme 10 spsnding . few
dsys at Charleston.
Aiss Mildred NcCabe 10 visiting Miss Maud
Wallace.
hissss Hattie and Lucille Ryt,eub berg 70.
turned this morning from Savsousb.
l. G. Strauss, ESQ has returned 10 The
city.
Senator Tillusn passed through yesterday
On route 10 Bsunsttsvills where The campaign
meeting will bs held today. On the same
train we're the candidatss. B:sass, wiuklsr,
Barney Evans aud The State reporter, Mr..
William Banks.
". and Mrs. v. B. Murray and daughter
OF Montgomery. Alabama, are in the city on
. visit to Mr.. W. B. Murray and family.
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TO Open August lst,

The Sumter Tobacco Warehouse will Oman
as viii be seen from the nno q GENE I, on On,
nfst page, on Wednesday, August LAT
Msssrs Hancock h Suder have made arrange.
men's 10 have buyers representing the ocs,
'ooscco manufacturers and dealers in The
country, and they promise to do all ia their
power 70 give entre satisfaction TO their cns.
TONERS, and build mp n first class tobacco
market 10 Sumter. Tney have the .xterience
shd means To do go. and We nope ,hey w,I
receive the liberal patronage they deserve.
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Lamar, 8. O., July l2.-Dr. Jas. Josey of
Cypress, s. @. died Oh the evening of the il,h
and Was buried at Wesley Chapel today st
Eve o'clock. He was ono of the most reHoed
gentlemen 10 our county. He leaves bis
wife and two children, unmarried, about of
age. HE death vas caused BY blood poison
from abscess on bis hand. He was very
promising physician, and will Do greatly
missed all over the county. We sympstbise
with family. W,
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Meeting Of Camp Dick Anderson
headquarters Dick Anderson Camp,
No. 334 Y. G. Veterans,
Sumtpr q q Iulv lc INN

Special Order.
A meeting OF Dick Anderson Camp, No.
334, U. G. V. will DO held at the Court House
10 Sumter, at l2 N on Saturday, July 2l.t,
1900, for the purpose Of elec,ing delegates TO
tue s'sta Rsuoion 10 be held a, Green wood,
8, G, Wednesday. August let, and of at.
tesd'og TO such other business as may come
before It, As ma,'ers Of great importance
will be discussed, all members are urpeo,ly
eosreated 10 be present, and veterans who
have never affiliated with our camp, are
earnestly invited 10 join us on .tha, day.
BY order j. Harvey Wilson,
H. G. Moses, Commaudspt.
Adjuiaut
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DEATHS.

Mrs A. e. Prescott, wife of Mr. r. II.
Prescott, Of St. Charles, after suffering for u
weeks, passed to her reward the 2Sth u!t :,
aged IS years. She leaves husband and
seven children and hos, Of friends and rel.
atives to mourn her loss She WAS an active
aud consecrated member Of Wells Methodist
church, at which place her remains were iu.
TERED on the 29th.
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A ve:y large crowd Of teachers passed
through yesterday morning 90 route to Rock
Hill to attend the GUNNER SCHOOL Several of
our teachers joined The party.
Toe mention recently made of the fact IL a,
liquor bad been received st The Sumter dis.
pepssry 10 lees than half pin,s-tha, 10 iu
short measure tasks, vas cocsirued By come
OLD topers to msan that the dispeussry had
cowu snesd sslliog by the drink, apd there
have been several calls for drinks lately. For
the Information Of oil such We will state ,bs,
"a sooo 90 u Was discovered that the hssks
we're seors'msasurs they we're oil rsshippsd 10
Oolumbis.
The Chinese ask "how 10 your liver?" 10.
stead OF show do you dot" for when the
liver 10 active the health 10 good. Dswiues
Little Early Rissrs are famous little pile for
Tho liver and bowsls.-J 8 Hoshsoo / Co
Carpso'sre began work several days seo on
the store OF J Rys,snbsrg 4 Sons. rbi,
drm hss loug epjoysd Q liberal patronage
from the trade ana 6oding ito present. ousr.
tere inadequate 70 stock the large supply Of
faii goods that will soon arrive, the manage.
meos have decided to renova,s the store. To
this snd new folding stoels Of the lates. i'm.
PROVED pattern have been put 10, and the ar,i
saue are now at wosS on the c.oter. shel vinp
which will run from the front door back TO
the ofiee. The stole viii DO rspaiu,sd.
Col. Wallace 10 10 the city today. He says
tna' the Charleston Custom House cis,erss
were pumped out and cleaned few days ego
N eoos of $500, that being the loves,
responsible bid. Some bids we're % high "A
$3.50. 10 oos Of the cis,srss we're found The
slaves ard hoops OF two whisksy barrels.
I'VE have sold many different cough rem.
sdies, bot nope has givss better satisfaction
than Chambsrlsio's." s.ys Mr. Charles
Holshausr, druggist, Newark. N. J. ~, 10
perfectly safe add can b relied upon 10 all
cases OF cosshs, eolds or boarssuess." For
ssls BY Dr.. A. J. Cbioa.
The store at the corner Of Main And
Liberty, the Brown Cuttino 4 DelRar s,and
10 being rsmodelsd for grocery, sod will be
occupied on August let, BY the Uash Grocsr,
Company. hr J. n. Spanu, for IL yesrs in
toe Express office, will 70 10 with Ness,.
j. Green and Mr. G. L. Rhsme, and .
stock company will be formed to which the
STOCK and business Of the Cash Grocery will
DO transferred.
The store that Ar. v H. Phelps will 90.
eopy after the lst. 10 rapidly increasing com.
p'etlon, NJ. Phelps has loss been conn ected
suo y. Ryt'enbsrg and Sons, but recently
decided to do business on bis own sccount
ne nae leased the stcre formerly occupied bv
H. walker and has had it remodsled from
top 10 bottom wv"
sr. Phslps will hsodle groceries, fruits
ana vegetables exclusively and when occ..
s'on demands be will be at his ho.pi,abIs
hospital for the kindly reception of all siek
sod NAMED neutrality-suspicious. tia, never
need chloroform. ''
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a Frlghftul Blunder

Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut
or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the best in
the world will kill the pain and promptly heal
it. Cures Old Sores. Fever Sores, Ulcers,
B'ilS' Felons' Germs, all Skin Eruptions. Best
Pile Cure on earth. Only 25 cts, a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by J. +. W. DeLormc, Drug
gist.
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Base Ball Postponed.

The Darlington team that had engaged to
come to Sumter aud play two games this
week, has change the engagement TO next
week-Mondsy and Tuesday Ut being impos
sble for the team to come this week.
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The festival last evening was quite sue.
cess 6oAncially aud Otherwise. The 2nd
Regiment Band was in attendance aod dis.
coursed sweet music throughout the evening.
Some seventeen dollars were realized.
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Mr.. Clevelond Outlaw, son of Mr.. ]. A
Outlaw, OF st. Charles, died ON the 4th inst
after an illness Of only Is days of typhoid
fever, eyed II He was a model young man
Of sterling integrity.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Mr., W. W. Nunnsmsker died at bis home
In this city last night He was only abou,
"a years old, aod is spoken Of ss a worthy
young mao. He leaves q wife aud one child
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

All VIII sutfer from p,es w,ll be glad to
learn that DeWitrs Witch Hazel Sslye will
give them instant and p,rmaueut relief. Il
will cure eczsma and all skiu diseases. Be.
ware OF couuterfei,s. j s Hughson Al
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Mrs Elerbe, wife Of Mr. N. G. Ellerbe,
formerly Of this county, died at her home in
Greenwood, 8. O., Saturday, July "a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Patrick Military destitute.
Tue P,sst National Baok-Sstemeut.
y. J. Chsndler-Dewo 60 Straw Hats.
J. Rytsesssrg D Sous-Spsc,sl Prices.
sumter Tobacco Wsrshoute--Opso Sale
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TURNIP SEED.

JUST RECEIvED-FREsH TURNIP SEED.
Ruts Bsga, Amber Globe, Purple TOP,
White Globe, Cow Horn, Golden Ball aod
Yellow Aberdeen, just received at
J. 8. hug osou / Co . Drug Store.
July lS
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Both Squads do MAGNIFICENT
Work IN Wilmington.
DELGAR NO 3, 37l.5. MONA.
GHAN NO2, 80 2.5.

10 the Interstate Firemen's Tournament
held In Wilmington last Friday the Delpars
won hrst prize 10 the Hose Wagon Race in
8" Id seconds, and the N Mouaghan took third
prize 10 80 2.5 seconds.
The specisl train from Wilmington arrived
at As Saturday morning, bringing the Sum.
Ter contingent, two teams as follows:
MONAGHAN NO.2.
James Miller-Buttman
r. G. Comma mander-Brskemau.
H. W. Hood-Pipeman.
WI McKagen-Hvdrantmau
r s. Hood, R. E. Wilder, D. J. Aud, Jr..
Slack.
Anderson Frankiio-- Driver.
DELGAR 3.
VS.. Grsham-Csptain and Nozzleman
Sol observation-disclosures
Eddie Jenkins-Buttman
Willie Cuttino-Brakemsn.
Ollie Yates-Rope Fuller.
Willie Bultman-Slack.
Bob Wright-Driver.
Notwi,bstanding tho lsteusss of III. bou,
there was something of q crowd on hand 70
meet aud greet the boys. What the crowd
lacked 10 numbers, was more than msde mn
in noise aud enthusiasm. The triumph.nt
march up Main Street VAS not a client affair
by any means, and many Q wesrv sleener
was aroused to ,be consciousness OF some
unusual commotion.
This is the second time our iremen have
taken part 10 an interstate contest. uoder
the auspices Of the North Caroline State Fire.
mso's Association, and each time the Delpsrs
WOO hrst prize and lowered the record.
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CROSSWELL & CO.
Sumter, S. G..

on account of big advance everything Grocery line
we can save you money! if you will see Us
before you buy,
As bought largely We give vou lie. of ,,
that We can money
200 Sacks Rice, 2zc to &c per lb
% bbs good Carolina Rice &c per lb
Cakes and Crackers follows O. B. factory in box lots
Soda Coke' Ginger Sop'4o RouOd Square 40
Mic Macs 4 Sugar Cakes So Moasses Cakes So Cream Luue S1
Prices subject to obsoge
These are low prices advantage of them
Parrot Monkey Baking Powders 81 case o 0
O'"'''0u
be sat 3c
star Lye % per case delivered Ship
Big bargains 10 Tobacco, Cigars and Cheroos
Get our Sugar. Coffee Moasses Gts and
Soap, before you buy
tmilpr
earth "Alp
mi o 5brelos
CrOSSWell & Co.
Phone o3. Sumter, S. @.
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ANTED-The Public to Know That we
w grind wheat only on Saturday.
Satisfaction guaianled Give US trial.
Cooper Bros May yesvillp = G
July ll-its
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DOARD-Good country board. milk.
ID butter, chickens, vegetables, etc, $l4
per month Pure spring water, shady yard
For pRrt;cnlsrs address
"NcL,urIn," Wedgtf tld. 3. G..
July ll--2t
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yoi vel. knows al. your good qualities and your TN
psr t'ctons The latter, uo sees. are capable Of osirg
o0ii,srAtei With kindness ,rd careful training In the
future wh!'h lee beyond
Tn. man who fall b. .o.r With rru toe arrt day "a.
meets you ten 60 ore A- l1,- rrt Hr.a his pwu mind
and Will prove ncke
The Nisest snd the b~~t .u'' b. f1ri which. IN the
words Of tts wise I'D s,S Has hor1 wintered and
summered"
Even In ths lover whom you think YOU know the best
you vii nnl many fault, which YOU never knew eS-
istsd When h. become your husband. Add the young
man will ma 80 many faults existing In the bride
whom 80 his sweetheart 10 deemed simply perfect.
That IL m. tim, when tho quality Of the love IN
both sides will manifest Itself n Il i ~ the right
Kind II will endure through all yicissitude'
n not, II ALL wither In !, iav.
i-urs lssn LBsy -r,, 'f n. Ev'airs World By .rsns'
H'n' With he FsmilT sov Paper
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HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
How 10 Remove Warts.

Dear Madam Pleas. publish a remedy for war;.
On The fingers a. " T..
- HERE are several varieties NJ warts, amour
them those known as children warts, senie
warts and common warts
1t Is best to ISOLATE the var before applying th'
acid. and this Is easily done by spreading e hin layer
Il wAs Or %sp,rmacsti over tho ada cnt surface.
Repeated applications u strong ncetic acid. nitr
acid. lunar causuc Ia p.ncil. fracture ~ chloride "'
iron and hydrorhloris acid vii remove warts. tn,
growth Is TO - touched lightly With the caus,l
pencil or one " two drops of either VI the a,lls. &C.
ysatei Two OF three DAYS u necessary.
In app ins sny Of the. remedies care must ID,
taken not to touch Nth them the surrounding skr
slss a stain and scar may result,
A simpler ,f.atmsni not alVays effective. consists
~ nrst applying q strong solution ~ Washing spd
and water to the warts several times a lay Cog thr,,
or -four days. and then painting hem Win e'hcria
ltnctIfs Of amin.
The part should te kept covered during treatment
until the scab which Sill form separates.
Senils warts occur on the skin = elderly persons
As they are sometime The commencement % a form
~ cancer they should receive n. attention ~ a
skilled physician. who Will readily remove them and
save tho patient possible years II pain.
Elsctrolysis Il the best m.,hoi FOR removing war;.
from the face. As It doe. not leave a scar d, ths op.r,
ton 1, properly performed. whereas N. acid may AMI
Is very sp, TO leave . permanent mark In IT, wake.
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DON'T Be IN A
HURRY TO MARRY,
By Edward Box

~HES the American Sri dsfers her choice Of
lI q husband until she has had . reasonable oppor
w ,uni.y 10 see something Of mankind. and had a
nance 70 compare the good with the had, she Is
pretty apt 10 strike q god average for herself As a
rule. she 10 a pretty good Judge OF mon when she
uyss her judgmsn, tim. TO assist her to . wise con
cIusion. The point 10 TO get her 10 va II must be
,aid 20 her credit ,ha, she u waiting longer than she
dd formerly II IL not 20 many years ago that a girl
was considered Of a marrisseable age when she b.
cams sixteen or seventeen years old. II she married
Then. or shortly .ftsrwsId. It was not such an IN
usual thing
Tw,nty-nys years ago Girls generally married at
nineteen. while to-day the average 10 closer 10 tv.n-
ty.three ne marriage u a grl In her teens causes
actual surprise 10 these days out OF a li.t Of Ia"
marriages recently complied. Just ons-half the brides
were between tventy-two and twenty-five. 30 were
between twenty-five and thirty. still there were %
under twenty years q are And nearly all these
Young girls married men under twenty-five. Mere
boys IN other words Ani this IL the fatal part Of q
rirrs marriage a. 20, early an AZ. Instead % choo,-
inE a man fr her husband, she IL very apt 10 choose
a boy-Th. Ladies Hone Journal.
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THE ANTIQUITY OF BELLS.

- ELLIS as a means Of calling people together havs
N been IN use from the earliest ages. We know
- that they figured IN the festivals % Isis. In
ancient Egypt. were used In the respof ses Of ancient
oracles. and were worn on the border u the garments
Of tho Jewish high pries's. Bronze hand bells were
found by Layard In IN. ruins o. the palace OF MIN
rod They were used IN the camps and garrisons 81
the Greeks 10 call he troops together. no doubt 1t
meal times a. well as on other occasions.
The Romans also were In the habit ~ using them;
/, IL said to re from their occurrence In basllca, AMI
heather temples that they came 10 be 20 extensively
adnnt,l IN Chrtstian Churches.
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ISN'T 1t SYRINGE

THAT women rarely care 20 listen TO the
troubles OF other women
That women think :, much 81 meaningless
compliments whom rendered by men
That women viii wear such rlghtfui-looking head
gear with such apparent pride
That women 50 often forget ~ say thanks when
A man give. them q seat IN q 'treet-car'
That women Away. say they have no objection 10
'issr smoke no matter nov much they dislike IL
That women never become tired Of the l%achrymos"
drama and the s.ntimental comedy no matter how IN
differently producei'
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WEIGHT OF WOMGNS BRAINS.

T-H M vUmans brain Is always less than the
mans From Boyd's figures We oan pick out 100
men ana l3 women between a inche, AMI "a
iUrtos high, averaging clos. on 6 inches for each
group Hut the brains o; the men average 80 ounces.
while hose ~ the women as only 80 ounces. which
gives the m'1 an advantage Of I: per cent Thsr"
are twerty-Yrc small men whose height averages g.
inche. and there are !E women Of the same height
The brains Of The men weigh 49, ounces. those Of the
women only 90 ounces
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DlHMOND CUTTERS.

,iuT only BE- iIlmani-euitlaE not a 80 l,ny hish.
IN pail Dol upauIn bat % BE- ono lny,,Ing a most
Illuminating st-I"m ~ espionage 10 he worker
-A,1 nan has t1 sfuCtly acro.nt Tor the stones he
receives go going - work IN he morning. and tn,
count has o. b. c~ir-fuly taken when ihs unfinished
sork l. handed In At night 10 b. locked az VI r safe.
againft NJ return o. tho Vorknen the neat iay. The
possibilities u theft are great. though . dl,hones,
workman knows that an atismp, TO dispo,' o. an IN.
finished stone would brinE suspicion upon HIN where
ever the Attempt xas nsaA
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Fl E1TEDO TO THE
LtlItkOEVENING WORLD
Praise. world. I.. Trust, v,rh,.

Praises Worries Ice Trust Fight.
II The riitor u tn. E,saihs world.
There Is 4 It'is Mayor of a very gres, city.
Which could well AFFORD a liberai-minied man.
That he should be IN power II surely IL a pity
When he giant Ice Trust ,ormutatss is plan.
But tho sr,sp,ns creed for wealth leads many men
sstray,
Which calls the independent, press to lend q hand.
Al honor TO The World. which makes them crouch
at bay.
And call, them forth In their defense to stand
THOMAS RULE.
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c,Iored mans head thrust through = canvas. The
English soldiers game {. called the disappearing
lrishman"
A solder. ~.quippins himself with . hard felt hat
,nd false heard. ens-cnces himself In a. empty bar.
rel Occasionally ~ hobs up hi' head. when his com.
raies try 10 hit him With Sticks a, a penny q "shy
the priIs being a cigar. Tho cccupant o. the target
becomes extremely quick IN %eluiing. and knows when
20 bob up serenely from below ny pserinr ,hro igh
small holes bor,d through the iop Of the barrel
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EXIT THE BRADLEY MARTINS,

~ NE OF the things which do not Jar US Is the
announcement tina, the Bradley Martins
VNI have toresworn America and Joined their
allegiance TO good Queen Vie. Il {.
now up TO England's grand old sovereign
70 declare q fresh jubilee-ii she can ind the 81.
euse.
The Bradley Martins have set a few PAGES .r
entertaining and In necklaces. 1ut a most careful.
search will fail 70 diSclos. any permanent or b.ue
hciai mark left by them on loral or general his.
tory. They a cheerfully slcr.nced. as were n,
William Waldo ..stors before them. upon IN,
altar Of tax-dodsins and snobbe-y. Meanwhile
having bestowed these geas oi the lelsur. elias.
sorosd. We continue gracefully 10 receive from
other shores daily a solid ana lasting value IN
workingmen who are nation-buiIders. lts a prst,,
good exchange for Us.
NEXT!
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Word Wealth OF Languages.

In the English language there are over 9DOD words
Next come. German. with w.mo words. Italian Ia,
5.co. French, @m. he Turkish language. ZOO:
while The spanish tongue only boasts ~ 1000 words.
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II appears that the Third Avenue Rail
w and the Il" had an ironclad agreement, to
sxehsngs transfers for Ave years. TO the exclusion
Sf other companies. This contract, q, II now
claimed. will prevent transfers between the Third
Avenue road and other lines O, the Metropolitan
systsm.
The question thus raised is worth testing In the
sourtsL A transfer scheme liberal to the las, de.
srss on the surface roads Of tn. city IL most
important to many Thousands o, people. II does
not sssm that IN perfection ought to be prevented
BY n out-of-date agreement between two corpora.
tions. one Of which has been wholly absorbed
while the other runs a numbering. dirty. back.
number railway on stills.
No private &C. Germ enjoys In New York any
thing like the privileges and franchises, o, the
Metropolitan Stree, Railway Compa y Tha, Com.
pany should be permitted and compelled. for n,
part, 10 make every possible return and conces
sion TO the public.
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THE MAYOR AND THE TABLET.

TT he's always been the case that the ~pid
transit tablet In front Of tho City Hall was
an anomalous affair. The tablet does no,
MARI the site OF any rapid transit work
Oh Il does represent Mayor Van wyck. by In
ference. - performing . part 10 . rnt public
service to which. - q matter Of tsct hs was op-
posed until public pressure converted his boss and
himself.
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let Is incomplete. Il contains not a line OF the
Mayors shining public record a a msgnats Of ths
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amended. CT removed