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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-27
MEETING Nor1CEs-CONrtSUED.

EE7 The officers and Members ,SSSA44s5>,
&~S of Oriental Rebekah Lodge. No. >ST-%$sz.
80 J. o. q. F.. are hereby notified TO as =S%SzSS-
sembe in Prospect Hall. odd Fellows -/>HNN>N
Building, THIS CWEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 8
O'Clock. All members Of the degree are invited 10
EMILY C. LrNcoLN Rec. Sec. Jazz If We
10y st. Johns Lodge, No. 10. a. <ySe>
I~D O. L. W.-Funeral Notice. Members - n
are requested TO attend the obsequies of our T. ~
late brother WILLIAM b. MARShUTZ, Gk+SNS
from Mission Lodge. f. and A. NJ, cor. Valencia
BY order N. w. [1tl J. T. PURDY Recorder.
- Woodmen OF the world, Golden
SF~c Gate camp, No. "a. A. o. f. Building, 1OZ
o'FarrelI st. Public Installation of oncers TO-
y 1t IT. '''S '''''''''' H. G. wATRoUs. Clerk.
~ To the Offieers AMI Mem-
~ bers of Empire Council No. At, Gg&&M
o. c. f.-fou are hereby Gifted TO meet E5s1SA
AL st GEORGES HAIL 909la Market ST., 9@eS ~
on WEDNESDAY, January 27th. at l 2 noon sharp
friend. MARIA ROCHE. Interment odd Fellows
JAMES II. SMITH, Secretary Ia26 1t
P~s7 To the officers and NOM ,ssssg1s..
as beers Of Templar Lodge, No II, l. $50.
O. O. F.-@YOu are hereby notified to
semble I'm Memorial Hall, New odd Eel 'zffsNSS
lows Building, cor. Seventh and Market SITS. THIS
WEDNESDAY Evening, at o'clock. BY order
OF the \. q. We III GEO. Z. M0SHER. Rec. Sec.
rtCSs Annual Meeting he ReguIa An
Head Center Consolidated Mining Company VIII
be held at the office Of the company, No $40
fornia on THURSDAY, tho 2sth DAY of Janu-
ary 1892, at the hour OF l O'CLOCK NJ, for
the purpose OF eectIng Board OF Directors to
serve for the ensuing year. aud the transaction OF
such other business may come before the meet
ing Transfer books will close on MONDAY, Janu-
AIRY 20 1892 at O'Clock P. NJ
J. w. PEW, Secretary.
once. No. 80 Pine ST., Rooms IS and II, san
Francisco. California. jal3 I'd
T~757 Annual Meeting-The Regular An
Gs~S| nu4l meeting OF the stockholders Of the Utah
Consolidation Mining Company VIII be held at the
once Of the company, Room % Nevada Block, No
300 Mont ,Omery St. san Francisco, California.
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF January, 1892. ut
the hour OF 30 NJ. for the purpose of eeCtIng
q Board of Directors TO serve for the ensuing year,
and the transaction OF such other business may
come before the meeting ITansfer-boOks will close
on SATURDAY, January 23d. at T. r. NJ.
a. ~. FISH, Secretary.
ONCE Room %, Nevada Block, No 800 Mont
E0mcry ST.. san Francis .. California. jal3 ia
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''' ''i'''4c" = cunning syrup
Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teethng with perfect
success 1t sOothes the child, softens the gums
aliays pain, cures wind collie. regulates the bovveIs
and Is the best remedy for darrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
glsts In every part Of the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup TWENTY-FIVE
cents a bottle.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-27

HooD's SarsapariIls, the most popular and snc-
cesstu blood purifier before the public. is nra
pared only by G. l. Hood y Co. Apothecaries
Lowell, Mass, aud is sold by all druggists
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-27

BRoNCHTIs.-For Hoarseness and Sore Throat
% Bro,Cn's bronchial Troches" are a specific
I1rrA mlnce nles. swAIN,s. gIa sntter str.a.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-27

EOLDING BEDS-EXANINE OUR NO. PODS;
mirTOred, with large plate lSI40: walnut, oak,
cherry ana 18th century; cash price elsewhere so.
our nStaiimeut price reduced 10 $40. country orders
packed, shipped free TO any depot NJ FRIEDMAN
q co, - and $50 Stockton St. 237 Post coz.
Stockton; open evenings. deI3 G.
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ours FROM So 90 or. STYLISHLY DRAFTED.
~ ll9 stockton st, doors from GeaFy. iaI2 II
L - cloak making; children and misses suits a
speciality; So upward goods spoiled replaced; NJ
guaranteed. jag 3m
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GO EO FOR a DOZEN CABINETS AND one
~ =. OU large photo. FIrst-class WORK guaranteed
at WILSON'S Gallery, % Kearny So. Je24 tt
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T l26 KEARNY. ROOM 9. YOU CAN BORROW
A money at low rates: private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale; take elevator. nrl u
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DAIR OF FINE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
L rings and fye-dIamOnd bar: cheap Address
Diamond, Box l49. CALL Branch once. jazz rs
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NHIROPODIUM-A POSITIVE AND HARMLESS
- cure for sweaty and foul feet and odorS OF ieeI
and arinpIts sore aud tender feet and Chadnl;
price 50 cents. boxes for 81; bv mail sealed. the
ChrOpodium Co., z. o. Box 1923 san Francisco
Cal DESC WeFrSu 6D
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EDUCATIONAL.

Y DUNG LADY WISHING TO LEARN ENGLISH
L would accept 70 teach music, piano and singing
even without salary, IN American families. Write
C. c., Box IS, CALL Branch. js2T 2t*
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7 AIDES WHO HAVE SOME SECRET CONJUGAL.
l. trouble of private nature for which they thInk
there /, no help, also unmarried ladies' stamped
address for Information OF vital importance t. you.
WOMAN'S AID INSTITUTE, Monarch Building
1880 Market ST.. 5. +. ialJ Il
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I ARGE STOCK TRIMMED HATS AND MIL
i Inery trimmings az a sacrifice. MRS Il. Il.
JONES. 2O4 & 1908 Stockton, and 2O0O Fillmore.
ial7 I'm
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AsTl;,pi.tpGT.

NINE. MOREAU. 70 FOURTH Sr. FOErUN f
WI teller clalrvoyant; hfereader; fee 25c 20 st~
NINE EXODUS, CLAIRNOY ANT. HAS RE-
NJ ME. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC KEVEALEk
I by eggs aud cards; tells entire life past present
future; consultations all affairs, nothing eT-
Cepted; name given, valuable advice and sure help:
restores lost love by sympathy mistake Impossible
diseases cured; Tee 81; letter 81. 80 Hearuy IL IL
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4 TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
y so and all costs paid collections city OF cOun-
Try. COFFEYS COLLECTION CO., 6O7 Moutgom-
cry SC. Jas 6mO
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I.ORA VERY SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND
j very reasonable weekly or monthly payments
you car furnish a home for yourself FoilO wing
prices Will give you an idea Of a few Of many
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-27

HAD A TOOTH so TENDER CHE NERVE
i was nearly expOsed) it would hardly bear touch
ing The Boston Dental Assn Of 2 Powell St, by
their new process, eXcayated and filed it without
nain " 10Y Dru0gist. POst and Mason cod q
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A LII LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
a feuaie soeciaIfsr MRS DIR. GWYER, 3IiLa
Hyde St; private home for patients, with every
Ort Jazz u
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NINE DR. d. ATLANTA. THE HIGHLY CELE-
VI brated business and test medium, seventh
daughter born with double veil aud wonderful
gift OF second sight tells entire life from cradle %
grave; every hidden mystery revealed. tells OF
your decease and date " hen things are 70 happen:
gives advice in business, lawsuits marriages, a.
YorCes deaths, uniting the separated. removing AL
evil influences; she has equal; open SUNDAY.
gives name OF future husband or wife 1857 skin
ST. first floor upstairs. iaI2Cf
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"A lex MATTHEWS. 33l MONTGOMERY ST,
" Room I-Probating estates and foreclosures of
mechanics liens a specially; advice free. iaZl If
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DIANO LESSONS EY GERMAN LADY: Halls
hour25 cents, eSl Market st. Room B. jI6 SIN
4 BMAND-DO YOU WEAR PANTS~ MtSFlr
y PANTS PARLOk. 5l5 Montgomery ST. Jas #
NJ ARBIAGE BUREAU. p GEARY: ESTAB-
vi lished 1888; send Zoe for details confidential =
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sPIKIrUALIsM.

MRS. EVANS, SPIRITUAL HEALER, GUAR
M antees 10 cure ali cases taken. 10 Lafayette
street TAI SIN
A UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE TELLER: MAGIC
"a charms; love tokens; true pictures Of future
Mission st, near Twentieth; fee 81. au27 q
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANr TEST
4A medium and life-reader. Turk st. ap25 It
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
y CALL In wrapper, ready for mailing.
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DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHOOI-ENGINEER
L ing. architecture surveying. III Post fe20 Iyr
IL EAID'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. - POST ST
IL Doube-entry bookkeeping ptEmaas hip, short
hand type-wriung, telcgraphy. etc, all ncludedtl
business course under one Zee o. S75. Ie30Et
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE S3l roSr ie
A Lie schoaTshio, So; day ana eventus oo2a.t
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A DYICE FREE On ALL LEGAL MATTERS
y speciality; marriages annuled, quick qlie5;
suits commenced in any county: collections, claims
damages liens attachments, etc, entorcedi le{it
documents prepared suits of every description IA
tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms reason ID o.
no charge unless successful: ) criminal aud civil
lawyers practicing In all the courts; established ~
years; references, banks and business houses "
w HOWE a Co attorneys and cOunselOrs-at-lsw,
$50 Market ST.. corner Stockton. se2J u
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- \ Sure and Safe Cure for All Irregu-
E-S| lar or painful monthly periods, from what
ever cause; no instruments used; all female com
paiut, treated SUCCESSFULLY home for patients with
best care; results guaranteed by MRS. DIR. CIV YER,
81 I 80, IFS de St, bet. Eddy and Euis. lal2 II
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INSTRUCTION IN WRITING AND PIANO.
letters written. 3SLg Moss, OF Howard ial4 SIN
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MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
VA security Loan Bank, lIO6 Market ST. mr.. Mason;
private entrance Z Turk. n, }. FRANKLIN &Oo6ln
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-s-z57 Geruine Wellingt II Coal From ia @
aE~r OLD mine OF 10 years ago. In the market now
500 TONS IN lots 20 suIt. Apply at branch once 955
81 l.. 20
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IA ANTED - DISH-WASHER. COUNTRY no
" tel, $40: florist aud jobJlng gardener, $50;
AN DIRE. 500 suffer
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" ANTED-YOU NEED NOT DIE To VIM:
~ experienced industrial canvdssers wanted to
solicit for new form OF insurance.: to take;
capitalized company paying weekly indemnity from
81 10 &25: mutual benefit fraud. Apply go
Montgomery 81. Noun 10. It.
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DHOTO. LITHOGEAPHER AND THOTO IN
4 Erayer years manager large English house.
" shes position. Please address Photo. Box 81,
this office. ta2T IT.
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CCIENTIFIC LADY TAILOR SYSTEM-PRO-
- FESSOR MALPAR Will give free lessons in
dress-cuttng until February 7th; no chart scale
machine used; can make your dresses while learn
Ing; lady ia attend nee SIS ke2rHy Room 3 II q
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NO ONE COMES AWAY FROM MRS = Elm
~ dissatisfied: II you want to know what yOU DO
not know come aud see me. 40 Sixth; fee 81 jas II
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NINE FAUST & CO.-ARTISTIC HAIRDRE5S-
w inx 25c; sbamDooing 25c Ladies' Partisan
MauiCurins Cosmetic Parlors, y Powell oc29 SIN
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"a ANTED-MAN ABOUT PLACE. AND WIFE.
- $45 month aud found. Al place see employer
here; experienced OTchardist near city, $50 steady
place; also men 10 bud and graft in vineyard;
young man 70 drive a deUvery-wagOu, cty expeT-
men. $50 and others at w. D. EVER ( C. s. 626
Clay ST II
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MALE HELP WANTED.

CHAMPOOER FOR A TURKISH BATH $40:
> farmer and wte, see boss here. $40: 10 more
tie-makers, l4c q tie. C. Z. HANSEN x CO., ITO
GearJ ST. 1t
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y ooM; HOUSEKEEPING: WITH STOVE If
IL possible. C., 1928 Mission st. ja27 2tS
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y EXCEEDINGLY RAPID STENOGRAPHER
y of great executive ability desires position; is
middle aged: has some knowledge OF type-Wrltlug:
IS good DOOk-Seeper and an able commercial cor
respondent; best OF references. Address r.. Box
10. THIS Office. fa21 BIS
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"A. ANTED-S EADY ACTIVE MAN AS PART
" uer ia ifst-ciasS cigar-st0re. Apply MORGAN.
23S hearny ST. Its
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('LERKS SEEKING POSITIONS as statesmen
Oslesiaties. cOpyists 5ooS-keepers. stenOgrapher5
obtain them Clerks Bureau, 800 Kearny r l. l26 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-11

A few DAYS ago Mrs. Andrew Reid.
Jr., Of Mount Vernon place. who is =
native OF France. and whose brother is
an artist in Paris, made one Of the rich
est art discoveries that has ever come to
light in Baltimore. Mrs. Reid is great
lover of art and knows good Picture
when she sees ono. For long time she
has been in the habit Of hunting through
secondhand stores for old paintings.
Several days ago, by chance, she walked
into store on North Charles street.
Their. she saw thlapidated looking Old
picture. which represented the head OF a
French peasant. AT inst she did not
pay much attention to the picture, put
went on to examine the other old things
in the store. BY chance she returned TO
the picture, and it struck her as being a
remarkably fine piece of art work. She
turned it over and looked on the back,
and there was the artists name. Before
her was one of the most valuable pictures
in Baltimore.
She Immediately called the dealer and
asked the price of the picture. He stag
gered her BY asking twenty dollars. She
paid the price, took the picture home
with her, and now it cannot be bought
for less than thousands.
1t was rich find, truly. as there are
only two other pictures in Baltimore by
the same artist. The picture is by Jean
Baptiste Greuze. and on the back Of it
is Jean Baptiste Greuze, 1925 TO 1905. y
Mr.. William I. Walters owns one of tao
pictures. for which he paid a big price,
and Mr.Leonce Robillon owns the other.
Mr.. Walters viewed Mrs. Reids picture
yesterday and pronounced it genuine.
He says it is worth thousands of dollars.
Baltimore American.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-11
The SIR KNIGHTS
In Grand Encampmcn.-Session Was Secrc
Exhibition Drill al River Front Park

DENVER. Col. August lo.-The princi-
pal event of the conclave today was the
grand encampment. The session was
secret and very little could be learned of
the proceedings.
There was no competitive drill, because
Grand Master Goblin thought it woull not
be the proper thing. An exhibition was
held, however, at River Front Park, and
1000 witnessed it.
At tolay's session Of the grand encamp-
mrnts. reports from each of the grand Of
iicers of different states and territories I'M
der jurisdiction of the encampment were
presented and adopted. They showed the
knights Tcmplsr of America to be in ex-
cellent shape.
The total number of members of the
grand and subordinate communicates of
this country is o2.19l, while the net cash
resources in the hands of the grand treas
urer amount to S2j,j2t.
Report Of the special committee on the
ritual of the Red Cross and Templar order
occupied the attention of the encampment
for the greater portion of the day. The
committee has been working for three years
on this report. 1t was adopted unani-
morsly.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
KINGS C0AMJTATlOE
BY Gov. Buchanan Denounced by a Majority
OF the Citizens CT Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. lh--Thc major
Ity of the citizens of Memphis are eura.a'l
at the action of tiovernor Buchanan in
committing Col. Kings sentence to life I'M
prisonment.
L An evening paper denounces the Gov
ernor as being equally guilty of the crime
with Col King. The Messrs. Postens have
received over dozen kilograms expressing
sympathy and denouncing Governor Blu
chanan for his action.
The Appeal says; The
governor with stroke of his pen has given
hope to every murderer in the jails of
Tennessee He has rebuked the jury and
made light of the states highest tribunal OF
Justice
The Scimiter said The rescue of ii
Clay King from the gallows, to which all
the courts of the county after careful re-
view of the evidence had condemned him
was crime more damnable even than the
murder of Poston.''
These publications have aroused intense
feelings. A mass meeting was arranged
for tonight at which Governor Buchanan
was to be hung in etiigy. II was given Out
that the Jail would be attached and the
prisoner lynched.
Judge Duboz therefore ordered the sheriff
TO take King at once TO the penitt ntiary at
Nashville. King was spirited away this
evening and may escape mob violence. The
whole country is aroused>
kilograms from Mississippi, Arkansas and
Tennessee are pouring in. protesting with
fiery Indignation against the action of tn,
governor
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During the recent storm the heavy
surf washed away several feet of the
beach between Sandy Hook and Sperina-
ceti Cove, n. J. In one place where the
sea had q clean sweep fifteen feet of the
beach was upturhed and big pile Of
human bones was exhumed. y number
Of bullets We're found among the skele-
tons. Spanish coin 100 years old and a
number Of brass buttons with the nu-
merals and We're also found i'll the
mass. 1t is known that both American
and British soldiers were encamped on
Sandy Hook at various times during the
Revolutionary war, but there is no rec
ord of any burying ground ever having
been there. The bones and other relics
have been seized by relic hunters.
York Letter
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each osasr ia the care Of their tables and
courteous ssrsiee.
First Sergeant Glsekia of tae ainoa-
lance corps was r.iiiasl 10 Lewiston Nesines-
day evening by HE death OF his sister.
Under The Inspection OF the regular army
/ officers the men tsonr do u thing the wrong
way and consInue TO do 80 thinking 4 riyht'
The ne rsonnei Of some Of the companies
is marke-ily changed from that Of last year.
| In one company there are but few of the
men who made up the company last year.
Surgeon General Robinson and Inspector
General were obliged 10 90 to their homes
Tuesday returning Wednesday.
| In assigning press headquarters the bss,
OF Judgement was raised. No better iocd.
ton could possibly been assigned. An I'M
obstrn-tca view of the entire camp Is at
foriei, and every facility is provided.
| MANY Of the boys in blue are trained in
the po a,s of the national game ami batting
and throwing base ball affords diversion
during hours off duty. foot bail, too
was pressed into service in the afternoon.
| 1t was the LIST. Regiment band that gave
the fine concert Monday evening and not
the Lewiston brigade band.
| Photographer Dunton is putting in ths
week at the muster field. He will photo
graph the Governor and staff AT hcaiquar'
tiers Friday. He got fine negative Tues
day Of the adjntant AMI sergeants of the
! LIST Regiment. and one of Col. Kendall and
| his commissioned staff this evening. Thurs
| day he deyotes to the p Regiment.
| Capt. Samuel Hichborn, Is, Lieut.. Chas.
c. Adams. Adj't., Capt. &. o. Moves, Asst
Surgeon, Thos. Resteaux, Asst. Sur
geon; VIM. J.. Wiley, Col. Alfred n,
Proctor and Capt. Albert +. Proctor, all OF
the Ancient and Honorable Artillery. were
guests at headquarters Wednesday. Capt.
Hall Of the Ancient and Honorables has
! been in camp since it opened, and his genial
presence has lent much TO the social side OF
camp.
Marshal Morse was at camp early We'd
nesday looking after several parties, who
defyiny the suffers privileges. we're trying
to sell lemonade and perhaps something
stronger just outside camp limits.
Capt. Riker of the ambulance corp
finds his duties multiplied on account Of
losing both his sergeants.
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A CLEVER COLLIE.
Although Dash Was EIind Hc Managed
In Saw, Crea.ure's life

| DHsh Nb WNuukeO
TO Save a Creatures Life.
Dash was not u full blooded collie, but
he was IL fine dog and remarkably intel
| ligent. He was early trained to drive
the cows to and from the pasture with
out assistance. This he did for several
years; then he suddenly became blind
from what seemed TO be paralysis OF the
optic nerve. For few weeks he was
greatly depressed. He moped about in
3 disconsolate way and for days to-
gether scarcely changed his position.
Finally his master succeeded in coaxing
Dash to 90 along with him one morning
to drive the cows to pasture.
| That afternoon, Of his own accord, the
dtc went after the cattle, and from that
time onward he resumed his former lab-
its, doing his work just as well aud as
| faithfully a. when he could see. He
never made mistake in the number OF
the cows, and never left cow behind
save once. and that happened in this
wise:
| One afternoon when the cows came
home Old BrinGle was missing. Dash
drove the cattle into the barnyard, and
then was seen going toward the pasture
on a run. A half hour later lie returned
without the missing COW.
| where's Brindle, Dasli:" his master
inquired.
| The dog looked Respondent. He hung
his head ard dropped his tail as If with
| shame.
$50 find Brindle." commanded the
master.
| Dash turned and ran for few steps
in the direction Of the pasture and then
trotted slowly back and sat down before
his master, AZ if TO say: "lt's no use.
Eve tried, but can't get that COW"
| AT his masters repeated command. he
again ran off for few steps. bu: re-
| turned as before, this time whining I'M
| easily.
Something wrong, is there, old dogi
| Well, III go along and see" said the
man. and he started in the direction of
| the pasture.
4 wonderful change came over Dash
at this move If his master. Wide awake
and tail wa;,ging, he led the way, with
| occasional sharp. expressive barks.
| Without moments hesitation he led
his master straight 20 the SPOT were Old
| Brindle stnct, and then began barking
vociferously, rs much as to say: There,
you see how it is. couldn't start her"
The COW had caught her head in the
crotch Of sn apple tree. She had been
reaching for apples. and having put her
head into the crotch from above, was
unable to withdraw it. and there she
hung. a picture Of stupid misery. in i'm
minent danger of choking to death.
| She was released after considerable
difficulty, and Dash drove her home.
He had saved her life, his master thinks,
FOR she could hardly have lived through
the night in such position. Youths
| Companinn