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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
OUR JULY WEATHER.
According 60 the Arrangement OF
Rev. Irl r. Hicks, the Great
Storm Prophet.


As announced Ia Juno forecasts,
storms starting in that month will
spend the greater part of their force
on July first aud second. A nat
ural result will be shifting of air
currents to westerly, with lower
temperature on aud about the 3rd
and 18th. 1t will grow very warm
and result in secondary storms on
the 5th and 9Th. New neon on
afternoon of 5th will add to natural
storm tendencies for at least "a
hours thereafter. Cooler air from
west and north will follow about
the 9TH, sth and 9th, giving partia'
respite from heat.
Tho l1th is the central day of a
regular storm period. About the
10th it will grow very warm, iu-
crcasing in heat during the nth
and into the 18th, or until gather.
ing storm forces organize and move
eastward. Storms at this time are
almost sure to develop to tho north.
west, and moyo to southeast, at.
tended by blacker clouds and great.
er buster than the amount Of rain
fall. This will be true of all the
disturbances of the month. The
temperature may not change per
manently, and the atmosphere may
have repeated spasms Of buster and
stormlness, until after the moons
first quarter on the l4th. Expec.
about that time, though it may be
OF short duration, gracious fall of
temperature. About the 18th and
18th as much heat as we shall likely
rant will be restored to us, showing
great tenacity of purpose to stay
with us, although rectionary storm
pulls may beat against it from the
northwest about afternoons and
evenings Of 18th and 18th. If any
breathing spell at all il will follow
immediately after these dates.
A storm period beginning about
the 23d insurcs an increase Of heat
for that and the days following.
Equinox Of Mercury falls on the
26th, with moons last quarter on
the 9Th, which facts may cause US
continuation OF settled, unmitiga-
ted heat up to the rectionary dis.
turbances about the 29th. Storms,
with some rainfall arc likely about
the Gath, 25th and Goth. The Goth
and Both ought to bring storm
nurries and cooler atmosphere for
July's closing hours. Much heat,
with very marx falling off in gcn-
oral rainfall, may be expected for
the month. Be prepared for such.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Utah has under contemplation
the construction of magnificent
salt palace as u part of the Terri
tory $ exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
=. VI. Lannan, member of the
Board Of Control from Utah, says
that cakes of salt or blocks could
bo made OF almost any size, and
that the Chamber Of Commerce If
Salt Lake City had passed n resolu
ton to the effect that q salt palace
should be constructed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Everybody will be given the op-
portunity to witness the Manual OF
Arms Of the United States Army,
as it will be exemplifed BY Co. i
Of the National Guards, after which
the various organizations aud others
will disperse Tor refreshments.
Promptly at o'clock will begin
the chief attraction and most enjoy
able feature Of The day-tho Knights
Tournament on Shaffer's Knob
which viii be engaged in by not
fewer than ten gallant knights,
who will give evidence Of superior
horsomanship and gallantry in the
endoavor to capture the greatest
number Of rings and thus gain the
offered prizes.
In this part Of the days exercises
the following program will be OBJ
served
ist-Thc charge to the knights.
2d-Tho contest Of horsmanship.
Ord Distribution Of prizes, pre-
sentaticn speeches, &c.
During The contest Of horsomau.
ship, q numbcrof brilliant Balloons
viii be sent mp, and The various
Bands present viii enliYcn The oc.
gas'on Wilh tber choicest music
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
PASS rHE SUGAR, PLEASE.

Written for the Argus.
Ii e has a sugarbowl, precious indeed,
o0e that the wisdom OF Ieasea decreed.
Lo' the true heart Is a saccharlne bowl
Love !, the srg u that swestens the soul.
In the scrsphic enjoyments above
Every fond rapture il seasoned with love.
Call me away, q. ye angels OF bliss.
An, let ne die when warm lips cease 10 Kiss
Land me In Heavens own honey stored bowers.
Leave mo NOT hers when the sugar all sours
Tor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
From the Grafton senilus;

From tie Grafton seniiue;.
The Grand Lodge OF the Junior
Order of United American Mcchan.
ics OF West Va, will meet in Graf
tJn on the third Tuesday in July,
for n three days session. This will
be Az important gathering Of this
young and rapidly growing order
in our State. A large number Of
visitors from all parts Of the State
are expected and a magnificent pa
rade will be one Of the features OF
she occasion. The local lodge is
making extensive preparation for
the reception AMI entertainment OF
their visiting brethren.
Our Young men now have a good
excuse for not presenting the girls
with coins bearing their monograms
to be used as bangles, Tor the gov.
crnment is making war on those
who have been violating the follow.
ing law Every person who fraud
nlently, by any act, way or means,
defaces, mutilates, impairs or di-
minishes, ftlsifes, scales or light
ems the gold or silver coins which
have been or may be coined at the
mints OF the United States or any
foreign gold or silver coins .
shall be imprisoned not more than
two years Or fined more than 81 900,
Our jewellers should remember this
when any ono desires them to make
jewellery out OF cOins.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
REDUCED BATES FOR FOURTH or
JULY.

On July 3rd and 4th TIC Bal
timorc and Ohio Railroad Company
will sell round trip Excursion tick
cts at all stations on It's line at
greatly reduced rates as a concess
ION to its patrons who may desire
to avail themselves Of the holiday
10 travel for business OF pleasure.
East Of the Ohio river tickets will
be honored for return passage until
July 7th inclusive, and West Of the
OHIO river until July 9th inclusive.
Apply to nearest y. & o. agent f0f
rates p 2t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Ex-senator Joseph J.. Mcdonald
of Indiana. died at his home in
Indianapolis. Sunday night, June
2lst. The Democratic party loses
one of It's ablest leaders in the deaf h
OF the Ex-senator. lie served lG
yelrs in Congress and was at one
lime pro nincnt candidate for the
Pr ;sidehcy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

The twenty-sixth volume of the
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN History
opens with an exceedingly bright
and beautiful July number. Too
much praise cannot be accorded
this unique periodical, which, in
becoming immensely popular among
all classes Of intelligent readers, has
proved Itself vertiblc educator Of
the public taste. It's bound vol
umes are priced in the best libraries
Of two continents above those Of any
other magazine extant, and, like
good wine, increase in value the
older they grow. The frontispiecc
Of the carrent Issue is all admirable
portrait Of Sir William Dawson, the
Canadiln geologist and educator OF
worldwide fame. The editor con-
tributes the leading article giving a
graphic account Of the history and
work Of The Royal Society Of Can
ada" Of which Sir William was the
first president, with portraits,
among its pertinent illustrations,
Of the Marquis Of Lorno who foam
ded IT and Of Lord Stanley, it's
present honorary president and pa
tr5n; tnc text also includes some
delightful descriptions Of the early
historical features Of the city Of
Montreal. The second paper, "Tbe
Past aud the Future Of Mexico"
follows, by Charles Howard Shinu;
and an able article and scholarly
study by the Hon. William
l.. Scruggs, our minister to
yenezula, Of The Monroe Doc
trine."
This magazine is invariably en-
tcrtaining in every line Of research,
ond as standard authority no col
lege or school can afford to miss It,
It's luxurious printing is perpct-
nal delight.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Charles Stewart Parnell, the
great Irish leader, was married last
Thnrsday, June 25th, TO Mrs. Kate
O'Shea. divorced wife Of Capt. VIM.
Henry 0'Shca. Til ceremony was
performed by the parish Registrar
at S;eyning, Suss, county. A di-
vorce was granted Capt. O'Shea
last Noyem Der, and since then nu-
merous reports have been circulated
Of the marriage OF Mrs. O'Shea and
Parnell, bat this time the marriage
IS bona lide and the couple have
gone to Parish to spend their honey
moon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Tue Ohio State Democratic Con-
vention is called to convene at
Cleveland July l4th and 10Th. Gov.
Campbell will likely be re.nomina-
ted, and the race will be between
him and Maj. Mckinley aud the
result mighty uncertain.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
THE THIRD PARTY DRIVES Up


! ami the Third Party
Git on to my style
VIII You
Aud my trimmin'sg
BY gravy,
And my gaIdses is
Fastened With a llnchpin,
But I'm cuttin
A wide swath
Right down tho middle;
And they can't head
Me Off,
Nohow !
Mabbe I am sort OF
A Earmcr's-Allia Citizeu'si
Alliance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
al-lndustriaI-A Anti
Monopoly Single-Ta2-
Prohibition Woman. Suffrage.
ureenback- Free Silver
Potato Currency-Socialistic
Grand. Old Peoples Farty.
But what il am.
What are they goan
To do about il (?
That's what
BY zucks, have come
To stay,
And no razor back Democrat
Nor slab sided Republican;
Nor ring nosed N Mugwump
Kin root me out
I'm q 40.acro field,
That you can raise anything on
From a mortgage
To bale of hay,
With wagon load
OF DIR ,ssin throwed in,
And don't give duru
Who knows il
] KIN grub up stump,
In two shakes of u lambs tail,
And tho old political
stump has to come,
IF bust britchin'
Doin' of il
You hear me
Mebbe my clos don't fit,
And my leather brogans
Han't got no shine
On to 'em,
But that won't stop
The kickin'
And brains amt
In that eend
Neither J
All the American Eagle
Has got to do in this businessj
Is to set quiet on the fence
And watch my
Thrashing machine go.
When that off mule
Gits done scratchin'
His back up again the fence
Han me that whipl
Gimme them lines !
Now
Wo-haw
Geewhilikins
Gosh-all- hemlock IN. Y. Sun,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

The progress IN the Constructive
Department Of the Worlds Fair is
something phenomenal. Within a.
few months, under the skillful di-
roction of the best engineers in tho
country and an army Of laborers,
Jackson Park" has lost its idcr
tity; the vast tract Of swamps and
wooded knolls is gone and in its
place level plains, placid lagoons5
and waterways, with terraced
banks presont to the eye, q pleas
ing pictufe. u is no longer Jack
son Park, +" but the Worlds Fair
Site" Railroads have been built
upon fairgrounds in such manner
that building material can be un-
loaded at any point. The archi-
tects have completed the plans and
specifications Of each individual
building, and the work is already
in the hands Of contractors.
Boarding houses have been erected
upon tho grounds to accommodate
the continually increasing army Of
workmen and the animated ap.
pearanco Of the grounds indicates
that no time is being wasted by tho
Board.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
DELIGHTFUL RESORTS.

Our readers who are desirous OF
finding pleasant places to spend the
Summer should bear in mind that
the Chicago & North Western Rail
way furnishes every facility for a
rapid, safe and comfortable journey
from Chicago TO Waukesha, Mad
ison, Lake Geneva, Neenah, Mar
quette, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Du-
Iuth, Ashland, Lake Minnctonka,
Yellowstone National Park and the
mountain resorts OF Colorado and
the far West. Fast yestibuled
trains, equipped with reclining chair
cars, parlor cars, palace sleeping
and dining cars, afford patrons of
the North Western every luxury in
cident to travel by FIRST class rail
way. Excursion tickets at reduced
rates and descriptive pamphlets can
be obtained upon application to any
Ticket Agent or by addressing w
A. THRALL, General Passen ger and
Ticket Agent, G. & N. W, R'y, Chi
cago, III.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

T.. FIRST District-John o. PendletOn. Wheeling
Ohio Couuty. -, -,
Neaoat ui-trict-Whiiam l.. wilson, NhAties
town. Jefferson Co -
Third bistric; John ID. Anderson. Nicholas c.
Fourth Distriei-fames Capehart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

We n Side AinO3 HArtIcy, MahVhtOWH
aherin Daniel r. jackson.
D.,f,uIies-Ju uiius K Monroe. KinCwoo1, Valley
a al Pleasant: I. W. Criss, Lyon; \. %. l.Rntz.
Cnion: X. n. hanway, Reno; =. L. Cuppet.
Grant; DOrssy Forinan, Portland
Clerk Circuit Court-Iulia W. Watson.
clerk CBuaty Court J Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney Neil j. ForineS
County surveyor A. f. M1Mii!cn.
smpt. of school Ben II. Elsey.
AssessOr.-Fa ast Side. Gabriel Puiilam.
Nesi side. John :. Perkins.
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cnxx,sslnSrns co,.Srr cornr.

coNMIpsioSERs cotSrY COURT.
Grant District. Samuel =. Conner. Pres.
Pleasant. Ben A. Conner.
PORTLAND. 4. ID BENSON.
4 nion. Page x. NcCruin.
EsuO, Noses I. Sinclair.
s.yon. ttaasOn 4. Peil.
Valley. Mason watson.
Haywood, Leroy Shaw.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
Excursion Tickets to Glen Echo Chau.
tanqua, Washington, y. G.


For the accommodation Of par
ties desiring TO attend the exercises
Of Glen Echo Chaatauqua, Jane
25th toJaue30th, the B. & 0. X. r..
will cell cScursion tickets TO Wash
iHgion at reduced rates from all
stations Oh ils line between Grafton.
W Va llafrisonburg, Va, Ha-
gorstown. Md, Frederick, Md,
and Harper Ferry. W. Va. The
excursion tickets will be sold June
9th, valid for return passage until
june 27th inclusive, and viii also
be sold June 29th, valid for return
passage until July Pad inclusive.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Train leaves Kmcwfe,d at els s m sns mr.
d Tos ai tunueltou nc e.f5 e. m.. losves ln0nlf.
ton ~ ~ 10 n srd arrives go Kinrwdod af 1900
iottcs kHgwOod no 10 b. rl and arrive
ri aaac. ia 40 $50 r. ~, ieaves Tunraiior II
200 ~ fu. ond arrives at kmEWood at SEQ h. n
Xfains dpiiy except snuday
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United States Senators.
Menhtrs ofCshgreNs'

Charles j. Faulkner Msrtnsburs. Berklcy
5oha 4. Keuna, Charleston, Kaaawha County.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Col. Ward Fitzgerald, Of Wash
ington City, is spending the heated
term at his fine farm near Terra
Alta and making arrangements to
have large quantities Of the mineral
water from tho celebrated mineral
spring on his place. bottled and
shipped to various parts Of the
country. Mrs. Fitzgerald and
daughters Blanche and Malta arc
summeriDgat Vevay in Switzerland.
This is a very beautiful aud pictur-
esque place and a favorite resort for
visitors on the Continent. The
young ladies have just completed a
two years courge in German, being
able TO speak and read It fuently.
They will go to Paris in September
to study French the coming winter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
Conr.s ranYenr,

Circuit Court March q, September !, and
December H.
Joly an,i October.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
DIRECTORY.
state smelais.

S.overnor- Brooks Fleming. Marion County
Secretary of State--W. u. Ohiey, Marion co
Auditor Patrick r. Dudy. Webster GO.
Trcnsurer-Niliiafn r. Thompson, Cabell co.
Attorney Ceueral-Alfred Caldwell. Ohio Go.
supt. of sehools-B. ;. NorxAn. Aonongaiia
County
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
snrr.me cenr: af Appeal..

Supreme Cour: % Appeals-
Daniel II. Lucas. Priest, Jefferson Co.
Henry Frannon. Lewis Gu.
} w English. Mason Co,
Homer II. Holt. tireenbrier CO.
a. s. Long Cicrk. kanawha 60.
Alfred Caldwell. Reporter. ohio Co.
. ConVenes At Char lesfon Second "Wednesday IN
! Audary wheeling hrst Wednesday In June (,
CharIestown first Wednesday I'm September.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
ConsiAaIrs.

Kinzwa5l District. L. stone. Joseph I.
Eh. ,1es.
Valley A. j. DeBerry. Emanuel Dixon.
Lyon-i. ". CriSs. William y. Taylor
Pnrtland--Wn A Mc(linnis T.. q. Martin.
lnioa- Lloyd Z. shaiYer. Coorsc dossrnan.
pieIsant-- lanes 4. Fullmer. A. =. Chldestcr.
Israat- William r D Miller.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Come to the ARGUS Office If You
want Job Work executed in tho
latest style. Satisfaction guaranteed
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st.te seaa,erS-sIesen.h b;s,r:ef.

William q. Morley KiugwOod. Preston Co.
Alpheus Garrison, Monongalia Co.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02
Msxis rates.

kiuswosd, Joseph NJ. Goodwin. simeon Ma,
Nuglys
Valley, Dave G Zinn John VI Strahin.
Lyon jane NS0ce pty.d J. Gibson.
Reuo n Il Wheeler. L. VI. summer
P1rtianJ. JoarH. liill, Preston CI'y1r.
aioa. Jes a ". Shafor. Jnlin~ scherr.
rfsisaut. Levi =. Miilsr. %. ~. Martha.
Grant, ". II. McGibb0n-. Alpha h1gans.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-07-02

Reports say sullivan and Slayin
fixing for "slugging bee"
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re.r:s ofEiue Mlon.


ro@p:s fgiue ulon.
Or n D l.. TrpE.eti
Kt..,,.,, n,s,,,., CAPT, J F.Murdcsk See
hHg"'o" pis'''e', J. II hsu.nfiA.
N C.. Gibson.
bl7e . Ziah. Pros
Valley pp''i Lar 90 e'N ''S'
Nicholas Posten.
70 E Ellis Pse@
Io o. J. Gibs0n. Sec.
lyon Cc"tse s. orr
Charles JeeiOp-
IL y Baker. Pres.
- william Lou shtidSe, Sec.
lW E stanOfi
Parley Dsps1ry. Pres.
Cortland Samuel s. " siqs' Is. fresisad Ssi
\ j Elliott.
Julius scherr Psco.
49, LLOYD Shahcr, Soc.
SNi'" r. p King
charles & Lawton.
daniel c. Feather. Pres.
..t.,., W Ringer. Gee.
'o"'~" Is a Conner
- J. Martin.
lam = Conner Pras
-. T. N Chlda-ter, Sec
George King
AGA X. tra1ee.
Town Onsia,s.
Mayor ca: ! shafsF
Recorder James " white
coanslInsn----y. ) Martin, JlliuI x Ionroa.
Henry " hafdoeh. l.Ames " Fiynu and George
Societies:
Knisbts of Pythlas Lodge meets every Tue
~ evening at their hall over }. W Bakers
store az 80 O'clock
iuispsnient Order of old Feiiowa- Lodge
meets ever saturday evening AZ their hall IN
BisboS's Block az 40 o'clock.
Calder Rule Enoampmcni No 30. l. y o. r.
meets First and Tnlri Monday evenings oi
each month. Ia the Odd Fellows Hail over tho
p2sfo1ies
The fnde nen lent order of Good Tcmpiars--
Lodge meets every Friday evening. ia tie * 81
Hall. at 7s9O O'Clock.
Klng Philip Tribe so ~ Improved order OF
Rod Wen me0ts every Ne1nelday evening ~
e'c,oot ir the knights Of Pyihias Hail over
BlakeTs store
Churches.
" Churoh Rev VI " Rider. Pastor
Sefgioes- Preaching every Sunday az 1000 n
nj T3O y. Sunday school = y. m. Clas.
Meeting aa NJ. Young FOlks Meeting 81 C,f,
pm. PfaSsf Nesting every Thursday evening
~ 1.3J
Ffssbyteflan Church REV H. r. Mcdonald
Pastor.
Services Preaching evory sunday nt i0.8ga ~
End 20 D. NJ SUNDAY school at 2 p. m Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening
n & Church REV B0sley Boyce Pastor
serylcss-Preaching. Fourth Sunday IN each
month
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Cesn,y Ifitials.

Jaage, Th;rl ~ ueial District.
Josenh 4 n.k... Kin1 :. i, Preston County.
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Haas of D,le.a,es

East Side DR.. VI. :. Brytc. Brucoton.
Ms slide Amos Hartley, Aasvntown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

Two oaiiow young cfcsators maae M eN.
pianation necessary frum . young NeW
York Newspaper man rc-ntly. lie wa. 70
be- married In the west Before leaving
town he devoted several hnys IN searching
over brooklyn for fiat, being nssisted Ia
tho search by = Young married woman. the
friend Of his b.trothe,i. Upon leaving his
ONCE one morning abou, o'clock ne sen,
the brooklyn LADY, telegram when he
expected would be delivered TO her about
80 or O'Clock IN the morning, The Us
patch was worried apologetically, WIN Dc
over to worry you this afternoon
The message wss pulled" on IL way
across the East river, aud n meaning Of 80
much Importance was given 10 u that the
Brooklyn operator rushed u out, the mes
senerr boy arriving At the house ~ about
IA. m. Tho huaband OF the lady got out
81 bed 10 auswer the bell by n further
mistake Of the delivery department this
envelope was addressod 10 the husbnnd.
lie OPENED II aud was astonished to read,
"Afrs' --- 49,. VIII be over 10 marry you
this afternoon"
When man 4 awakened from a sound
sl,.,p and informed that bis wife u TO b.
tnarrlod TO young man who, he has had
every fuasnn 10 believe. was 10 b. married
20 a young lady In the west. he isapt TO
conclude that he Isn't awake after all. No
one who has not experienced u can realize
how very startling IL H. u was the FIRST
his wife had heard ofit. They raeked their
brains for q solution OF the puzzle. IL
wasnt solved, however. until the young
newspaper man arriv~i.-Ncw York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

Not only i our modern dog learning to
rogArl himself a. laeksy or iappet, he
Is rapidly ilnding out that Others beside,
hh owner arr ready to prike him Just a.
highly. In our big towns no !. daily
brought into contact with the once Aus,
pecied stranger, who. on closer examlna.
ton. turns out u h. very much like MI,
master wearing the zane kind of coat
AMI hat, and. what Is OF greater conse.
qucncc, manifc.ting toward him very
much the same friendly sentiments.
Would It not be- unreasonable under these
circumstances 10 expect the animal to con.
serve his Anelont monotheism aud worship
his master IA supreme md unquei
lot u not forget that We have made our
domc-tiesied qusdrupcds Intelligent, and
that by introducing them into conditions
OF modern life We arc directly putting
them Into th. way Of seeing through their
primitive Illusion. The nagAoious qundru.
ped that In his daily rounds with master
or mistress has ample opportunity Of OBJ
serving the general diffusion Of good man,
ners among men cannot be expected To 90
on yonerating hls master In tho old naive
manner.-Cprnljll Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-13

One may safely say that the large major
lily Of dorr. arc kept nowadays not bccinse
n any service they render, but for the sake
Of their appearance. Lake The link holders
stlil 10 BE- seen about the doorway Of Ger
tain London houses. what was ones uiil-
iity 1. now preserved merely ~ an orna-
inent. theoretically, no doubt, cvcn In
town HOUSES. people keep dog ~ y means
Of defense, bat In most orsea they rnily
value him ~ decorative appendase. This
applies particularly 10 The morn handsome
brcods-tLc 81 BERNARD. tho colly, the
mastif aud the rest lndeci, such are tho
strange divsrsitiez u human taste that
even 20 unpromising n specimen Of canine
beauty ~ the bulldog will he sought after
by tho unintlaisd for the sake Of his good
looks.
And II IL only fair 10 suppose that the
discerning creature. rucognikc their new
position In tho scheme ~ things, May we
not so. indeed. now and again IN their
mournful and downcast exprs-ion a con
scious sense II degradation Look. for ex.
ample. At the nobly formed s. Bernard
that gloornily follows the Procession Of
fashionably dressed misses In the park.
Cannot the dullcst observer perceive signs
~ an Infinite boredom His pcnsiyc and
melancholy ryr suggests that he has had
null experience Of the triinm vitn, and i u
pca.imist Of the darkest shade. -Cornhill
Magazine