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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-09
CHURCH NOTICES.


80 Post ST., bet. Buchanan and webster-Rev.
W. d: Williams DID, pastor: residence 17le Post
street. Preaching at IL a. NJ and Z 80 p. NJ. sun
day schools. 9 80 A. NJ. and u :soP NJ Christian
Endeayor. $3.50 p NJ. Special meetings. wednes-
day, thursday and Friday. at 1880 p. ". Morning
sermon: "A Mission and a Promise" Evening
mon: Wants OF Men," ChautauQua Circle Tues.
day, q 20 P. NJ. Everybody welcome.
BE- cor. Franklin aud Vallejo sts-Rev w. w.
Faris. DID,, will preach at IL A. N. and 7:45 p NJ
for evening lecture: The Second Commander eat.'
Strangers and friends cordially invited. sabbath.
school at II 80. Young Peoples meeting at z
p. n Pastors residence 23ls Larkin ST.
F. First Presbyterian Church. Corner
49, or van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-The
K Rev. robert Mackenzie. DID, pastor; Rev. John
work; Mr.. J. g. Chown, Superintendent. The pastor
T P.sa soc,s at IL a M AMI aa5 Young
Sunday-schooi at 1915 p. NJ PRAYER meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:45 P. All are welcome
to these services.
RR Central Methodist EPISCOPAL Church.
Gs-O Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and Seyenth-Rev w w.
Case ID. pastor. Preaching tomorrow at IL a. NJ.
mems meeting. 8 O'Clock Young peoples meeting
$3.50. Rev. Dr. Beeehgood OF Sacramento viii
ject who Slew All THESE ~ Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening. Welcome to all these services.
Pastors residence, 1914 Mission st.
~ Simpson Memorial Methodist Fpis-
~ copal Church cor. Hayes and Buchanan SIS
Rev. A e Hirst. DID. pastor; residence 80 Oak
ST. Ireacning at IL A. NJ. and Z 80 p NJ. The
pastor viii preach at IL A. Subject for the MORN
ing: :. The Conquerlng Church." At $40 p. NJ.
Francis ai,,.+ Murphy, the eloquent temperance
choir Song service aud sunday-sehool at
1880 r. NJ. G. b. Perkins Superintendent.
Epworth League service at $3.50 p NJ The
seats IN this church are tree. The public cor
daily invited TO all the services Ushers in attend
aDce. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at las
O'Clock Chautauqua Circle Tuesday 80 Y. N. Is
- First Methodist Episcopal Church,
- Powell St, bet Washington and JACKSON
Class meeting at 10 A. NJ. aud 1890 and P. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor at Ii A. NJ. on "ChrIstan
Baptism-Is 1t by sprinking, Pouring or I'm
mersing? aud at 1915 r. NJ. on sabbath Observ.
ance" school for Bible study including Annis
Merrill's Class at 1890 p. NJ Young peoples
meeting at $50 p. NJ; topic: "Our Friends and
Associates" Boys Brigade Bible class at 10 NJ.
and military drill Tuesday night. Prayer and tes-
timony service Monday. Wednesday and thurs
day nights. Woman's Home Missionary Society
Friday, at p. NJ. Spare Minute Circle mt 1924
Greenwich street Friday. at 8 p. The seats are
free and cordial invitation is extended to
strangers.
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Who Owns the Tobacco 2

William Odella. Mexican youth, was
trying TO sell box of tobacco and box Of
cigarettes on East street yesterday after
noon when overhauled by Officer Henne-
berry. The lad could give no explanation of
how he obtained the tobacco, and was
locked up on suspicion Of having stolen it.
An owner is wanted for the tobacco and
cigarettes at the Central station.
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where Mary Obtained Req.

d. \. Chick was tried before Judge Love
yesterday on a charge Of having sold liquor
to Mary Violich. the minor girl who recently
tried to marry burly expressman. Mary
could not Identify Chick as the man who
supplied her with beer in an East-street
saloon, and the charge was dismissed. As
Chick owns the saloon he will be arrested for
admitting minor to a place where liquor
l IL
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WEATHER BUREAU.
San FRANCISCO. April 8. 1892.
Forecast for Period Ending at Midnight
Saturday.
For Northern California-Fair. followed by rain
IN north and central portions; cooler; winds be-
coming prevailing southery.
For southern Caii!ornia-Fair; cooler; variable
winds
For Washington and Oregon-Rain: cooler at
Portland and Baker City; south to east winds high
on coast
Ton: cooler.
For Utah-Fair followed by rain: cooler.
For San FranclScO-Probable rain tomorrow
cooler.
RonERT T. KERKAN Chief OF Division.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.

DAILY CALL Including sundays SO per year by
mail postpaid: 10 cents per week. or 65 cents per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CALL
five copies three months, So 20. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 10 per year. postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL Is psees). 81 per year, postpaid.
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. n. BRANCH OFFICES: 71O Market
street. Kearny, open until IL O'Clock midnight
33s Hayes street, open until 8 so O'Clock; sos
Larkin street, open until 80 O'Clock; 25,S Mission
street, open until o'clock p NJ; and lie Ninth
street, open until Q 80 p. NJ.
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NOTICEI

A'g Of our patrons tcto fail to find THE
MORNING CALL TOR sale bv traia-boys
WtlcorJer a faror BIZ notifying this office q
MQ0ct. naming The date and train.
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"kRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write In Ink, on unruled paper. in an undis-
guised hand State sex. Send with 90 cents
stamps or postal note. 10 "Kritiko." coo Mer.
chant street. San Francisco
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL
FOR SALE AT

New York -. BRENTANO BROS. 5 Union Square
Chicago . News stand Palmer House
New orleans & JoUBERF,
1851 Common st.
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hibiton of downright bad breeding. Bnt
offensive as the comments appear TO have
been, IL was in silly taste to take notice of
them. The House had its laugh and SO
have the public.
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To Investigate a Claim.

Colonel Eldridge Of the internal reve-
nue's special agency will leave to-day for
Troutdale. Oregon, to look after the claim
of the Troutdale Distilling Company for
damages sustained in fire in which several
thousand GALLONS of tsx-paid spirits were
DESTROYED
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Woodvard,s Cara.ns

Grand balloon ascension and double parachute
drop by Professor HageI. Professor Hagel Ia
the only double parachute jumper in the world,
On Sunday, April 10.
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THE Springfield (Ohio) News says: ait NAV bs
said to be without competition SO individual
(peeuliar) and alone is Hoods sarsaparilla In All
that is claimed for it," Sold by druggists
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District Court sui,s

Suits were begun in the United States
District Court yesterday by tie Noyo Lum-
Der Company against the schooner Alice
kimball for damages and salvage, and by
District Attorney Garter to have Collector
Phelps seizure of 3551 bars of iron con-
firmed. The iron arrived in foreign bot
tom from an American port contrary TO law.
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rHE EAsrrRN orFrCE Oh rae CALL,

SC Potter building New York City, is provided with
flies OF California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
NeItsiug rates and sample copies furnished
F. X. MISCH, Manager
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A Remarkable Case.

child 20 months old pass over 80 stomach
worms from 10 10 inches Iong-daughter OF Mr.
o. III. Ames. who resides at Lorin Cal, and whose
business address Is 217 and 2le Pine street San
Francisco. The child was cu-ed by worm medicine
from Professor Shipley, 905 Market street, San
Francisco Professor shipley has been curing hun !.
dreds OF people every year for the past IL years
here. Worms cause dyspepsia. billlousness heart
disease. liver complaints. weak. tired feeling con-
stipation, nervousness. etc. Call or write for cir
calars OF symptoms Consultation is free Medi-
cines by express g. o. ID.
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5000 Jap nests with bird and eggs. loo each.
ToWnsenas. 627 Palace.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE /:

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Mrs. y. l.. Watson VIII speak nj
d. Irving Hall. l39 Post ST. Sunday even,ns
April ~, at ;i5 O'Clock upon The Joys OF spIritu
aliSm." Seats free and ali invited IA
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- Dividend Notice-Omee or the pa.
cine Coast Borax Company, San Francisco
March 81. 1892. At meeting OF the Hoard OF
directors OF the abose-named company, held this
day, dividend lNo. l6) of one dollar fSl) per
share was declared. payable Monday, April III
1872. 1t the once OF the company. $50 MONTGOMERY
st rooms / aud ~. Transfer books wftl close
Aprii s. 1897. AT T. M o
aPl I'd ALTON Ii. CLoUGH, Secretary.
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AnD 20 drops OF Angostura Bitters to every glass
OF impure water you drink. The genuine only manu-
featured by DIR. Siegert & Sons
REMOVE the causes that make your hair lIfeless
ana gray with PARKER's HAIR BALsAM
HISDERCoRSs the best cure for corns Is cts
i me Mn
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WEATHER REPORT.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, \
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN Francisco ADrii = 1899
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

IsrnA m,nce pies. SWANS. 2ls suffer .,,s.,
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

April 1892.
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AZ AIMED FIRST CLASS AMALGAMATOR
w who understands Huntington mill see boss in
city: 500 and board. Apply 10 j. +. CRoSETT 81
co. 62S Sacramento
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CLERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS Statesmen,
Nsalesadies, copysts book-kespers stenogra pliers,
obtain them Clerks Bureau sos kearnY II. /. a9 81
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PERSONALS.

IA HEREABOUTS OF WILLIAM SELBY JONES.
w brother OF Elizabeth Jones. East st. Lonis.
late of Allentown, Pa last heard of in Scranton.
Pa, about z2 years ago; ship-carpenter. Address
w. JONES, l.. st. Louis Rolling mills, Moap9 3t~
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DoADHOUSE COOK, $40; DISHwASHER,
LII same, SIS: man about place, $25; 10 laborers
81 75 day. w. L. TEAGUE g CO.. SUNNI er ST..
OIL Mont yomerY bet. Pine and California
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I}OUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD AND Sill
- yer by mail TO the old reliable house of COLE
MAN, Al Third ST.. 5. F.; viii send by return mail
the cash; If amount not satisfactory will return
gold. mr3i II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

! gentleman. that was plain enough
brought down as low as he was by Lord
only knows what. But true gentle,
man. an know the right kind when
see them. He never let on for one mo.
meut. though. n single word about him.
self but once an that was the last even
In no was here.
The dog was sittin beside him. with
his head resiin on Roberts knee. when !
says, kind OF suddenlikoi
81 bet Ralph's n very vallyblo dog
Robert.
"'Yos, yes no says. sort Of slow.
Too vallyble.' strol,ing Ralph's head
with lovin hand, while the dog looked
at him with Just as much love. Twas
tho humanost eyes you would ever see.
sir.
"'lie's worth great deal of money,
be said agnin, after moments thinkin
Il am very sorry for 1t sometimes. I've
beon In many hard straits Mt times, an
Two boon afraid--ayc, afraid OF myself
that I'd be tempted TO sell him. Not
while was myself, old fellow, you nm.
derstand, but whom was tho brute
sometimes am
by George. sirl you wouldn't believe
II, dare say. but III take my affydavy
that dog looked up. sort of sadlike. and
shook his head
ITO make the story short-though, all
told. 1t was not so very long-whon we
came down stairs the next morning
Ralph lay ON the floor guardin his iaas.
ter's stick. but his master wasn't no
where round.
"Tell me tho dog didn't know, Ho
know rs well as We did why It was done.
that the masrer no loved nm who loved
him had left him. but he had been told
TO watch the stick, an with tho saddcst
eyes an droopin he lay there all day
long. An ! truly believe IL we hadn't
got the stick away from him and burned
1t he'd "a been watchin II yet.
"An his masterg Yes, sir. gone
clean gone. An we've mover heard u
word Of him since. Ungrutcfull No,
sir. don't tako II 80. Think hocouldnt
trust himself with tho dog he loved,
whom he was himself. you see, an so ho
left him where he knew he'd be well
taken caro- OF. Yes, that's tho way SEQ
1t anyhow. An then he got so far away
before tho dog would quit watching that
tho scent was lost for poog Ralph. l3ut
he amt never give up. Not day, sir!
"D1 Well, there's not tramp
comes past herc-an tho worse looking
they are the wilder he is to get after
them, sniilin ut their tracks, and then
his tail will drop so disappointodlike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

After II u. M. tho velocity OF the
. wind increased. being at p. NJ. at tho
rate of 800 miles nm hour, and at / 20 at
tho rate Of i0i miles. But from rs to
$3.50 p. m. there was lull, the velocity
decreasing TO the rate Of 80 miles IN
hour at 2'J3 y. IN. II then began to in.
crease again. aud at 3.i7 p. m. was at
the rate Of l9i.9 miles per hour, but it
soon b, gan 10 abate, being at tho rate u
~ miles ut 5.lO p. M, 10 miles at p.
M, a. miles at : y. m. and 70 miles at 8
p. IN. by this time the weather was
fine. tho sky partially clear. and here
and there stars were shining brightly.
IL may be stated also that from tho
25th to tho 10Th there were from five to
six groups Of sun spots, indicating con.
siderable increase of solar activity, aud
that from tho 25,h to the 2stli there
were large magnetic disturbances, the
portion of the suns disk on which there
was u very large group Of spots on Fob.
IL being again on or near tho suns
central meridian. -Sniure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

| ava, a.. t,,a... ....,. -. 81. 4. II -.
~. va '"e pViu,i ~
80 RAJ, Wv ~. !" ,i,. W., n'' WIN NY W.
80. si,. ,s Wny ulsAes u
80, .hsn u, :" -, ~ 4u's.',se % ueu
- w.. ~ - 49, ~ nt 'hs 70,
,,,,i,a,,, 80 ~ ~ .i.,,t ~. aaeh' !" w
hacl ir ,b, mo-, rn,o,s 81 s, ~ a,.'anli
,ha ,ra,,,,;as, ic,,,s,n,, $500, Wy we
sound aslesn An ON ~ 80 ~ ts NV,
him with Ne head -, lie 49, ,a.
,vas ,lo dand,e., so,.ar I 900. . ~ y
sso A voiiYiJa do, &C. ~ uNp,ot 20
80, a. 90, 49, 49, 80 49, ~, Ano"
kpov n good doe boirg rs,hau ~ ~
,nort,n line ,nvsolf an ,bis ,,ss 80
ina Gordon scitcr
"Wcll. air 1 snpnose 1 mp.. ba,o ,,i1
so,nothin with snrn,iso sor g. - III
them mn Tho doc turned tho solo,n,a.,
ewes round 10 ms. nsl,in ma moi ~ ,,,aLa
40 much noise, an the man nj, rag" n w
tatters. vnwned nm cot M An sham
seoin Moilio RIGHT beh,nd me m Il, 10,
sir. II he didn't stand nm ,ol,o 40 H.
niece of n INT Ia nor. nm bcgin 10 o,,oi-
ervisc for settin ON onr doors,cn sa,d
b.,d ,,co,, .ovorco,,o ,,.i,b go 81
eyei For Tho manner of hin 4 o,,ii
hardly believe he weren't N s,yon cnyo
dressed In tho latest fashion v,i,h a ,rii
bloodcd s,opnor nj tho ya.s wai,,, tar
him.
~ know 1 must have s,arod N, him
considerable. bit bIosa von Noiija
didn't sucrd mo t,,pe n s,n,in IAN nj
asked him into the Kitchen nm When liza
breakfast was rcady shs ,,ovo hi,n a,
his dog, too. a good one.
oils seet wero blistoroa with ,,.,i,,i,,
IN shocs that left half OF MI. feot ONT
Doors nm half In, nm ma he con,d .carcc,v
take n step we ,nade hin, So, ,,i,h ns /,
dny or 90 I'M they pot bet.or. bnt bo
couldn'. bear n. an Tho oply ,caso,
think. was that bc vas af,aii az hnr.
denim us. But Lord, 10 d,d ma prch
for US a. we did for him nm bo hound
He filed tho ward with LindIin,a ma
believe he'd "a chonped nil thr who'd 4,
tho village n Mollie hadn't seon his
hands ali blistered nm bleedin. Tb,,
give him AWAY. anre "a gcntio,non
BORN saws TO myself when Acc thos.
hands.
"Then nothin would do Int Molio
must doctor an bandaqe them nm for
him. An while sho was doin n sbo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

II Is often difficult, when opinion Is
challenged, to know Just what one IL
desired to say. Mahlstick IS painter;
no has work on tho easel. and he
stands before Il with dcspalrins
clutch OF his hair
What do you think Of It, n you
knew how have struggled over ~"
"Ycs; 1t shows the struggle on.
deavoring TO put in tte answer a sym.
pathetic note.
do You think so, don't think 80 at
all" Mahlsiick replies with feeling. but
then takes heart, and waving his hand
at the works standing ard hanging
about him adds proudly;
Yes; they all show s,ruggler-New
York Evening Sun.
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RALPH, THE ROVER.

"Here, Ralrhl Ralph! HI, you scampl
Come back here, sir! There, he's gone!
on for two or three days tramp again
Beg pardon. sirl didn't see you.
was that busy calm tho dog, reckon I
nearly walked over You. The matter.
sir? Well, it's that dog. Ralph. Yon
heard me call him, daro say. A
grander older fellow you couldn't find
In days travel. but he has one bad
habit Most humans have more than
that, and | amt sure in my own mind
that he amt human.
"The habit Well, it's Just :iiis; He
will follow every blessed old tramp Us
passes here, and keep followin 'cm,
sometimes for two or three days. Hos
squeer ono. Did you notice him just
now? Didn't sec him? Well, he lceps
Just far enough behind the fellows 20
they won't drive him back, snifiin,
snifiin along, and kind Of castin his eye
back to let me know hos hearing me,
but not heedin me. Just the same way
ho acts every time no goes off. He'll DO
back all right when he does come; and
he's been acting that way ever since
I've had him. 'Stolen;' Why. Dir,
don't believe tho ones Twin could steal
him or fasten him up ever 30 tight no
couldn't get back ever siuce-an right
queer way got him too.
lis he miner Well. yes. In one way;
an then no. In another. II was queer
story anyway.
"Tell It, siri Well, ~ | had timo 1
might. All. thank you, sirl \ iino
gentleman like you can afford to DO
generous.
"Now. let me sect As near as re-
member, It was June. two year ago, us
l come down stairs rather early one
morning to light the fire for my old
woman. She warn't very strong then;
tho youngstcr there was only a couple
of months old, an was gettin tho
things all handy for her TO get break.
fast. When she como down the frs was
hghtin an tho kettle singin-for Joy Of
ieein her, I'm thinkin.
"Mollie was always q great one for
fresh air, 30 rs soon MS she saw that
syerythiu was goin right in the kitchen
che walks TO tho front door. turns tho
key an opens II.
"well, quick as flash she came run.
min back to me with her face kind OF
white an scared.
"'oh, Jim, come out here TO the doorl
Quickr says she.
IAN when followed her blessed II |
don't see tine FUNNIEST sight ever did.
IN there stood. starin like an ape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23
THE SEA SONG.

rhcrc Is 10 song unto The sea unknown.
with Wild dance melodies aud laughter low.
fts happy ripple, ffollc 10 and fro;
With passionate lovclnys hroatlcd IN under.
tone.
Il woes the quiet nisht, with wailing moan.
II sobs 10 cloudci skies iis tale " woe;
With triumph song - DER sonie vauauishcd
foe.
Il passes on with foamy locks wind blown.
And dirgea to the dying eat Il brings.
Aud requims chanted soft of waves that
weep.
And strange dead marches. as with muf.
fed drums,
II bcats on lonely shores; and when nigh,
comes.
A tender. grooming lullaby II sings,
Rocking lts 0wn uElo eternal sleep.
M. &. ellington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

You haze your choice Of
two lines Of cars. The line
Of thGSaltLake Rapid Trans
Il Company passes directly
through our addition; while
The Salt Lake City Street
Car Company has a line 10
minutes walk from our lots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

Here, Ralph, Good Old fellovl Como
here, sir' Eh. What. Straight Cor you,
sir, hos gone. without lgck fOr uiel
All over you In minutel A fno gen.
ileman Ike yor' What you, you. sir.
Robert Great 5cotti An Ralph knew
you Well, well give VA. Dogs is
hnmanV--M. Warren Hale VA pittsburg
Rnllnfin.
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How to sInl,c Sun chol,r, MI,,ure.

Take equal parts Of tincturo of cay.
enne pepper, tncture of opium, tinoture
OF rhubarb. essence of peppermint and
spirits OF camphor. Mix well. Dose,
fifteen TO thirty drops in u little cold
water, according TO age and violence OF
symptoms, repeated every fifteen or
twenty minutes until relief Is obtained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23

Jinis-why don't thoy make bicycle
wheels with wooden spolcs, tho same AS
carriage wheels;
Binks-Why, no ono could tell whica
were tho spokos and which were the
lcgs.-New Yorl, Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-23
How to ren Tho best Dog In a rl.,er.

Take them all n distance away from
their bed and sec which the mother car.
ries back first. SpoEtsmen say this IS
always the best dog.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-07-15
Letter from virginia.

| CLIFTON FORGE, VA, July Ill left Har-
| ford ON June 9th, arriving here on the evening
of the 18th. The scenery on the route was at
tractive but | have not now the time to at
tempt Il description lmay do so in the future.
/ will however try to tell you something OF
this place. Situated among the foothills OF the
various mountains which surround it, Clifton
Forge is an active, busy and thriving town with
Il population of about 1000 souls. n lew
months ago it only numbered 500 or 500.
The industries which have given an impetus to
its growth consist of Il planning mill, iron fur-
mace and rolling mill, wooden factory ana an
ice and refrigerator company. rms Is f;tIi,
road town and the shops of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Il. X. Co. are located here and employ
large number of men. The town has also an
electric light plant.
The weather docs not seem any warmer than
in Hartford All night have the benefit of
the cool mountain air. and sleeping under cover
is very comfortable.
No one need go ustray for lack of religious
instruction, there being six churches within tile
same number of squares. Within the past year
five structures of brick and iron have taken
the place of the old wooden buildings. Among
the principal edifices may be mentioned the
opera house and bank, both imposing buildings
larger than the Masonic Temple in Bel Ain.
stores. all of which are occupied; and that OF
the bank is OF like arrangement. On the second
floor Of The latter building the Offices of the
city government are located. The county
situated on the railroad, about Is miles west of
this place. AT the latter place the court house,
Jail and CovingtOn hotel, are noticeable. There
is also IL fine new hotel the "Intermont," which
contains fifty-siX bed rooms and dining halls
which will comfortably seat from $50 to 400
guests.
| am glad to note that The 1Egis has reached
me twice since | have been here. II is read
with much interest and seems like Il letter
from an old and intimate friend.
S. H, MONTAGUE.