davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12
Just Exactly Risht.

IL have used DR.. King'e New Lite
Pills for several years, and dad then
just exactly right" Gays Ms. 4. A.
FELTON,, OF HarrisvjiIe, n. Y. New
Life Pile relieve without discomloss,
Beet remedy fos constipstiou, bilIoue.
ness and malaria. s5c u E.J. wasdp
dug slors.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12

Then watch u closely. And sbove
All things don't let Il suffer for any
length Of time with woi ms-that 10
fatal II it's complexion gets yellow
and pasty, lit il listisss. croes or
peevish. gets thin. suffers With datu-
lence give II Whites Cream Vermi-
iuge. The only cure that never fbiIs
and has no bad effects. Sold bv III
Druggist.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12

his name 10 bad coughD. He
doesn't care for gold or silver bat bs
viii steal your health away. II he
appears Ia your housc arrest him q
once with BaIlard's Horeboaud ~.
rup, It may mean consumption u you
don't. a cure for all Google, coids
and chest troubles. Price &c. SOC
aad 81 %. Sold bv all Druggists
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12
To Be Happy.

you must have good health. You
can't have good health II your liver
IS not doing its duty slow but sure
u gc.3A on al the time
under such circumstances. Ballssd'e
uefbinc makes = perfect healthy llv-
rf- keeps the stomach and bowels
right ana acts AZ tonic for the On.
IRE system. Sold by al Dsugsiste.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12

1T gives me unboundsd plesuee q
recommend Bucklen's Arnica 8alvo."
says J. W. jenkins, Vt Chapel Hin, n.
{. Il am convinced its the best
salye the world, affords. 1t :cured I
feion on my thumb, and II never falje
TO heal every sore, burn or wound 70
which II IL applied. 25c At Is. J..
Wards drug store.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12

Hand the New bouth-Nsws yous
dollar for the Bryan fund. Don't
wait.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12

Either n man wants 10 kissA girl
against her Wall. or she - willing
but he docsn't want 10.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12

Never make friends Of fools OF
fools OF your friends,
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12

a very neat trick woman has
is never 10 cry when shc meaua IL.
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12

Very few paoplo really like 70
work. but all think they do. y
The new South-news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1905-1909, 1908-09-12


gents and boys furnishings hats, caps, gloves, Shoes
the famous Hamilton Brown lne
Furniture, consisting of bed d-room SUITS bedsteads
dressers ward robes. kitchen safes, chain mat
tresses, springs, ironbeds, An assorted line of
hardware, guns. ETC., Coffns, caskets mowers,
reapers and BINDERS A big line of wagons and
buggies, all the latest things we have large
stock of these and can furnish anything wanted
call and inspect our line.
We carry full line of groceries, and feed stufs Call
phone 8, and let serve you. The home of the
famous Snow Drop Flour None better, try bar
rel and be convinced.
We will buy your Cotton pay you the money or ex.
change you meal hulls etc.
If you need Bagging and Ties we have them,
+ send and get what you want, wrap your cot
E-to -ton~yen, it will pay you
Yours to serve
RuFFI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31

X. A.
philo S. Bennett, OF New Haven. mem
Der OF tho New York firm OF Bennett
sloan & Co., had been twice elector on
the Bryan ticket, and was. II close
personal friend and an admirer OF Mr.
different times. In May, 1900, Mr.. Ben
nett came to Lincoln and had Mr.. Bry-
an make his Will, distributing about
100000, of which one-thlrd went to
Mrs. Bennctt-there were no children
and various sums to all the relatives
OF the testator and q considerable
amount was to be distributed for char
,ity and education. Mr. Bryan drew
the VIII, and Mrs Bryan made the
is said that Mr.. Bennett wished e
terms by his will and that Mr.. Bryan
suggested that the money be left in
trust to Mrs. Bennett, who should be
informed by q sealed letter accom-
panying the Will what disposition sllo
was expected to make OF the amount.
At Mr.. BENEFITS death, this letter was
found to contain DIRECTIONS to Mrs Mrs.
an, half for himself and the balance
for his family, and directions to Mr.,
Bryan, In case he declined to accept
the bequcst, to take the $4,000 as
trustee and distribute It among cer-
tain institutions. Mrs. Bennett deter
mined to contest the payment. and Mr..
Bryan declared that he would receive
nothing for himself or his family, but
would take action to sustain the will
and execute tho trust. The case was
decided against Mr.. Bryan on the
ground that the letter creating the
trust was not sufficiently described In
tho Will.
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Plural of Photo.

Please tell me what is the correct
form for the plural OF photo. Is 1t
photos or photoes? READER.
1t is photos. The matter Is one OF
usage solely. If the form be regarded
as a word. 1t belongs in that class
some hundred examples In the lan-
gauge-of words ending on open TO-"
and most Of these form the plural in
"es." If photo" be considered Las an
abbreviation-ay 1t fs-the plural
would be 1ornied by the addition Of
s." Some argument might be made
In both directions, but the accepted
form seems to be photos"
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for forty.lve months, adding 0-s-7-G,
etc. down to 1. This liz as far az the
problem may be carried unless the In
jterest value OF money Is admitted. II
haye Received. Mt the end OF ten months,
$2,045 for loan of $1,000. This Will
show $245 as the interest, and this, CAL
culatcd M Interest on 1880 for ten
mouths Will give 1G Ia per cent. as the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
md md 40 degrees N.--but has drifted to
w, west IN the same time something
over degreeBJ about $50 miles.
Byrd Linuor Lnw.

We have some ten letters raising
various points as to the scope and APP
plication OF the recent liquor law.
Several OF these have been on hand
attempted to secure decisive and re-
liable answers to the questions. The
legal Views which we have collected
are In some cases 80 far apart that
we shall have to advise. our querists
consult some authority to whom all
the facts Of their special cases may
be made known.
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Milling LnM.

Ter to take toll OF one-eighth permit
him to take seven pounds OF corn out
Z OF each bushel and grind the re-
mainder for the customer? Does the
section which provides for the ex-
change OF ono barrel Of family -four
for 1--WE and half bushels OF clean.
merchantable wheat allowNfor any toll,
and who is to be the judge OF the
quality Of tho wheat? II. A G.
1t does Toll is provided for In the
rate OF exchange by as much as Ave
and one-half bushels OF good wheat
will make more than 1875 pounds Ut
Hour. The miller is judge.
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Problem In Interest,

A borrows $500, giving B ten notes
Of 5000 each, one payable every thirty
days, thereby repaying tho loan in ten
What rate OF interest per
annum Is A paying? S. r, p
He pays 5000 which bears interest
for nine months. s200 which bears In
to the last 5000, which is paid on the
last day OF the tenth month and may
be reckonod to bear no interest as the
the transaction is finished. Hence at
the end of ton months the lender mas
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Rnllway I,cbnte Coupon..

Please let me know when the re.
bate coupons issued by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway last summer will
be redeemable. Il. p. S., Jr.
the Virginia Supreme Court. When
ever decision adverse to the rail-
ways is made the coupons Will be paid
for. 1t Is likely that the conclusion
OF the case Will be noticed In every
paper In the state, so you will run
little risk Of falling to see It.
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The Old Westinghouse.
(1794-1S94.)

(1794-1S94O
The blue hills rise in stately strength,
Streams ripple soft below,
AS on those long gone Sabbath days,
One hundred years ago.
When in these crumbllng, roofless
walls,
Where birds fit to and fro,
The Quaker fathers worshiped God,
One hundred years ago.
And word Of truth. or praise, or prayer,
In measured tone, and slow,
Was spoken as tho spirit moved
One hundred years ago.
Here many calm and sanity brow
Seemed lit by heavens own glow,
And caught the promised peace OF God
One hundred years ago.
Perhaps Just here the sunshine fell
On golden heads below, M
Where children lifted patient eyes
One hundred years ago.
Here youths and maidens primly sat
In silent, decorous row.
But as to-day. Love stole his glance
One hundred years ago.
In ancient graves, whore trailing vines
Sleep those whose footsteps thither
turned
One hundred years ago.
Long have these altar fires been cold,
And only ruins show II,
The temple holy to the Lord,
One hundred years ago.
But true and simple faith abldes, n
Though centuries onward flow
The fathers did not build in vain,
Who reared this modest forest aaneS
Ono bundled years q go. Y; &
Lucy Randolph Fleming IS
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old coins, Etc.

A Subscriber, w. r. G., K. D., s. e:
Nj. ask about coins and notes, none OF
which has any value. Old coin asks
about hals-dollar of 1853 II TINS nave
arrow heads on sides OF date there is
no %. emiutn. II not the coin In good
condition should bring about 81.
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has assumed vast proportions. Her
royal highness possesses exceptional
artistic tastes. as her frequent visits
to picture galleries have shown, and
she transfers photographs 10 china
with marked success.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are
devoting more time to charitable pur-
suits. Deserving appeals are seldom
sent to the prince in vain. OF his
own annual income of 100000 and the
princess's $4,000 q year, goodly por-
ton Is spent for philanthropic pur-
poses.
Sir Thomas Upton Captures a Burglar.
LONDON. May 30.-Having on three
occasions failed to capture the Amer
ica's cup, Str Thomas Upton. the ia
nous irish yachtsman. has succeeded
at last In making capture. True, it
Is not an Americas cup that he has
captured. but q burglar.
Sir Thomas was recently vending
his way homewards in the wee sma'
hours, after having attended banquet
ir his honor. when. happening to pass
one OF his own tea shops. he noticed q
sudden flicker of light through the
window. He withdrew to an adjacent
doorway to watch events, and was at
last rewarded by seeing dark figure
appear from the shop door and glance
cautiously from right to left
AS the man. who was carrying o
large bag, stepped forth. Sir Thomas
sprang from his hidins-place. and.
presenting what looked like revolv-
er to the robbers head. commanded him
to halt. The burglar meekly obeyed,
and Sir Thomas, ordering him to turn
~ al II e fn11OJvai in ha
rear remarking: IF you attempt to
escape I'll blow your brains out"
They had not proceeded far in this
manner before a constable appeared
from an opposite direction. Sir Thomas
transferred the burglar to him and re-
lated the circumstances Of the cap
ture He wonders II the man would
have submitted SO readily to him had
he known that the weapon" by which
he had been cowed was merely a pipe.
case.
The capture raised big laugh IN
London clubdom, owing to Sir Thomas's
darlng-a trait that has always char
acterized him. He is still receiving
congratulations on the escapade, but
he views the matter with some levity.
saying to friend:
II could have licked the fellow any
way, Tor i was DlSSeEs anu apparently
stronger than he. I thought, though,
that it would be best to take no
chances with the chap. and In the dark
the shining pipe-case looked all the
world like a revolver"
Queen Opens Home for the Blind.
BUCHAREST, May 3o.--The talented
Queen of Roumania has opened home
for the blind in this city, under the
name OF 'Vatra Lumlnosa" (the Home
OF Light, and has devised an effec-
tive plan for obtaining subscriptions
from tho outside public. Every per-
son sending donation, however small
LIZ might be. received a picture post
card bearing Her Majesty's portrait
and signed by herself with her pen
name-"Carmen SYLVIA" Latterly the
Queen has spent a great deal OF her
| leisure in Designing models for en-
broidery, which are executed by her
maids Of honor
4 The Queen is such a hard worker
that frequently King Carol finds It
Impossible to induce the Queen to take
any rest After attending ball or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31

We shall be very glad to do so. The
earliest form OF the expression seems
to be that Of Habakkuk H. q, make
IT plain upon tables that he may run
that readeth It" and in the shape you
give It may be found in many places.
1t is an Injunction to make something
SO clear that 1t may be comprehended
cred SO clear itself as to need no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
Mari and Clay.

Will you inform me how many va
rteties of Virginia mari are good Ter
ttiizers and what, If any, is the name
given TO the clay from WHICH prick
Is made in Virginia? INoulslT1NE.
Green sand. blue. white and yellow
are the marls in the order OF tns 81
commonly supposed fertillzlnE en-
cheney. Tho clay you refer 10 IS can
ed London" clay.
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John II. Cough.

Was the distinguished oid-time tenn
perance lecturer Cough, an AMERICAN
or an Englishman? JAMES Z. al.
Englishman. lie was born at Sand
gate Kent county. England, August
20 isfT. and was the son OF veteran
Of the Peninsular War.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
Nav York 10 Panama.

please toil me the distance from New
York to Panama. JOHN.
2,o27 miles over tho line OF the Fan
ANA railroad steamship Line, sailing
from New York about every ave days.
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II you have no sort of appliance,
about the sole way is to send boy
into the trees and have him remove
the nests, etc. Far quicker is the
method involving spray OF Kerosene
emulsion or some other poison. The
Department of Agriculture. Rich
mond. Va, will send you circulars Of
etc
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a. The Pyramids of Egype. t2) The
Gardens at Babylon. (3) The
Temple of Diana at Ephesus (D Phi-
dias's Statue OF Jupiter at Athens. (5)
Tho ausoleum, built by Artemisia at
Hcllcarnassus as a tomb for her hus-
band, Mausoleus. (6) Yhe Colossus. q
gigantic statue at Rhodes. (7 The
Pharos. or lighthouse, at Alexandria.
1t is out OF the question to give any
adequate description of these things
here. They were monstrous mainly
for their size. and any general ency-
clopedia or history would be likely
to give space enough to them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
L,arn,NilIe Fire.

Please give the date of the Farmyllle
fire in the latter 90s. ~.
Your letter handed TO a well-inform-
ed person IN Farmville brings answer
nSunday night, January 2. 1908. COM
moncinr nj IL O'clock and continuing
10 next morning" This may be the hre
you allude 10. but 1t does not MT Soir
time
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other important function, Her Majesty
will return to the palace, and flinging
off her jewels ana rich apparel, will
seat herself before the bureau in her
dressing room and write until far into
the following day, the huge pile of
.closely-written sheets by her side tess
tifying to the amazing fertility of her
brain and pen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
Record.

Giving certain speeds in last weeks
PAPER. YOU put the locomotive at
rate which worked down to two miles
per minute Please give me the date
and place of the record. ENGINE.
March, 1901. Plant System, from
Fleming to Jacksonville, five miles IN
two minutes and thirty seconds.
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Incntinr n Soldier.

VIII you be kind enough to inform
me whom TO address In order to learn
OF the present whereabouts OF SOL
der who left tiis country In Company
*, Third Kentuck3, Tor the Philip
pines? "a. q o
Write TO the secretary of War. Wash
ington d. G..
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AI,ntc.

Please give day Of week for October,
B. 1885. MARY s.
Saturday.
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Old nnnls.

Can you give me the value OF THE
I.oman Father as IL is acted at the
Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. etc, by
Dir. w Whitehead. London, 1850? :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
Belrfan Hnres.

may be probably reared and sold in
Virginia. What causes smut in wheat?
T. E. j.
The industry is in poor condition
here now. probably because the pio-
neer breeders expected too much for
too little care. There Is no reason why
the animals should not do we'll in Vir-
GINA. and the market for the flesh
Is excellent. Dampness. The Depart
ment of Agriculture VIII send you q
most reliable circular on smut in wheat
If you will write for 1t. Address G..
". Koiner.. Esq, Capitol Building,
Richmond Va
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school Examiner.

VIII yon be good enough to give mo
the address OF the school examiner tor
Cumberland county? ~: y.
Captain T.. II. Russell. Eleventh and
Bank Streets. Richmond. va.
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MIR. Morgan

Can you tell me where and when
John Pierpont Morgan was born anu
whether Ills middle name Is ram
tly name? a. =.
Hartford. Conn. April II, 1891. His
mother was Juliet P-.rpont.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
Bennctt VIII case.

Can you give me the particulars OF
the Bennett VIII case, in which Mr..
Bryan figured some years ago?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
Alfalfa in Virginia.

Is there any record Of the growing
., alfalfa in Virginia before the war?
JOHN r. GUERRAST.
None that Me have been able to
fna The matter rs most Interest
ing one. and we shall be. pleased 70
hear from any one who knows any
thing OF 1t.
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THAT point to which all the inhabl-
tants of country could be collected
with the smallest aggregate of travel,
The point is now regarded to be six
miles southeast OF Columbus. Ind. hay
inc, moved fourteen miles to the west
in the ten years between 1890 and
1900. 1T has remained on about the
same parallel since 1790-betWeen 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
Length OF railways.

Can you give me the length OF the
longest railway in this country and OF
several of the next longest and greatsy
oblige y. ny
10 the roads operating more than 1000
miles of track are Canadian Pacific,
0,425; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
1851; Chicago and NorthWestern,.7 z, $50 !;
Southern, 1882: Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific, 47,272; Chicago, Milwaukee
nad ST Paul 7,05S.
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stages Catarris distressing ainn caused by
stuy feeling tile head ringing noises in waery
difficult breathing continual ping when the
blood the
Then the bron-
chal bladder often the
affected BY the blood
the blood which cata removed
washes treatment cannot reach Ine real
Catarr cleansing blood Of all impure catarrhal matter
circulation
Of the mpury that causing the trouble Then
purified blood carried all the grade
uyleay the health improved S. makes q
Special medical advice desired
Gee to a who write SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. sATLANTA GA.
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puhIIahinr Poem etc

II send you little poem which you
approve, will you print 1t in the Sun
day Timeg- Dispatch? Please explain
the words He who runs may read"
EIyRSCRYPE!p
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1t Is.

Please inform me whether the teach
ers, pension Is intended for public
school teachers only. j. j. H.
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Please E.ve tho fulI nlme OF the
contract or Buddenseick and tell me In
what year he was convicted.
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Two editions were printed the same
year. III your book Is the first edition
ii Is worth about 81. II the second.
about 80 cents.
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Not,cc by Monthly Tenant.

I rent n house by the month. How
much notice must l give OF intention
to move? 'ie.
Thirty days. unless there is spe-
clal contract stating some other period.
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pcyton Randolph.

please inform me where IN some
easily obtainable book ! may ma
full and reliable sketch of Peyton
pa,dnlr,b ASHLAND.
smiths Governors OF Virginia.
chapter 6s, Will probably answer your
PURPOSE.
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Confederntc Pen.ion Layv.

Will you not publish the essential
points In tho recent Confederate PEN
sion law Of Virginia?
Full copy Of this law may be got
from the First Auditor, Richmond,
Va. The essential changes are these:
Pension Is increased to $3.50 for those
who have lost both eyes. or both feet,
or both hands. or hand and foot;
to $50 for such as have lost limb:
TO $38 for the disabled: and the
Widows pension Is fixed at $40 in case
the husband was killed In the war,
and at $25 otherwise. provided mar
rage was before May ! !, 1858.
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A Date.

Please state what day OF the week
80 80 MRS. Il. H. WILLIAMS.
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Seven Wonders.

Will you tell me what were the
seven wonders OF the world and give
a brief description of each?
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Ccntrc or populntiOn.

please inform me exactly what Is
meant by tho centre Of population? q
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Clearing House, Etc.

What are the functions OF a clear !,
3 per cent. or per cont. What Is q
time loan, sixty or ninety days, at :
SUBSCRIBER.
You deposit dozen checks in your
bank and the amount Is passed to your
credit. SeveralOof them may be drawn
on your bank and these are finaiiy
provided for by being charged 20 tne
ten other checks drawn on different
banks for which your bank has, viz
tually given you the money ana hoios
the checks. as evidence that the ten
checks may BIO sent to the banks IN
question and they may pay your bank
the amounts BY expressing currency OF
by mailing some acceptable form q
exchange and the TRANSACTION IS ciose ~
one community 1t Is likely that each
will hold at the close Of the days bust.
ness a number OF checks drawn on eacn
OF the others, and clearing arranksa
ment is made by which representatives
Of the banks meet and pay such bal
ances n s remain alters ugtracefnS claim
from claim. Without any snch agree.
ment this would be necessary process
in $1,000 in checks one day on bank =
and So, 900 on bank c.. and bank B TOOK
in $4,000 on each Of the others. ana
bank c took In $1,000 on each OF tne
others, and each sent to the others
runners to collect the checks, there
would be temporary withdrawal OF
$4,000 from all the banks togetner.
ners would balance the debts and
credits, and in the result A would pay
B $1,000. G would pay $1,000. and 9
would pay a $1,000. and the accounts
would be balanced for the day: It Is
the commenest possible principle OF
balancing accounts adopted by every
body all the time.
Call money, at any rate whatever, Is
money which the lender may call fol
whenever he may choose and receiver
tho rate agreed on, for 1t. The time
loans you mention are just what they
appear to be. loans for sixty and ninety
days at per cent. 4 per cent. or per
cent. for that time. not at per cent
etc, per annum.