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wEIHE's sUooEssoR.
Garland Succeeds Him a. President of the
AmnIramntsd Aaaooln,fon.


Amalgamatsd Association.
Ptr4sBuRoH. June 26.-Thore was no
wage conference yesterday in iron and
steel circles, nor any overtures made by
either side which would in any way
mitigate the present serious aspect Of
affairs.
After the minutes OF the previous
meeting had been read yesterday morn
ing at the convention OF the amalga-
mated Association the report OF the
general conference committee, which
met the wire rod and Pittsburgh manu-
facturers on Friday was presented. Tho
different propositions of the manufac-
tarers were read, but there was 4 dis
position on the part OF the delegates 70
regard their own scale as the only ulti.
matum on the wage list; 80 the report
Of the committee was laid over indef-
nitely and no action taken by which an
othor conference could DO called, except
that tho wage committee OF the Anal
gamAted AsSociationact under the same
conditions which proved SO unsattstac-
tory to the mill owners on Friday.
The next business on the programme
was the nomination Of officers. Presi-
dent William Weihe was handed q
lengthy petition, signed by nesrlytevery
delegate to the convention, which re-
auested him 70 continue in oihee. Mr..
Weihs, in an address, said he was proud
to think that the men had been 30 far
satisfied with his efforts that they de.
sired him to remain at their head, but
he was steGdiast in his resolution to re-
tire.
The following gentlemen were then
nominated: For president, NJ. u. Gar
land, W. I. Roberts and Patrick Joyce;
secretary, John Kilgallon; assistant gee
rotary, Stephen Madden, jeremiah
Dougherty and Thomas Mansell, Of the
Sixth district; treasurer, Edward A.
Keil and John ]. Gallagher.
During the afternoon the ballots for
the nominees were cast and resulted in
the following officers being elected:
President, NJ. u, Garland; secretary, J.
C. Kilgallon; assistant secretary,
Stephen Madden; treasurer, Edward A.
Keil; trustees. Q. II. kaufman and
John Pierce; delegates to the federation
convention, ex-President Weihs, W. A.
Carney and ". z. Hatton. Honina-
tons. for assistant president and the
third trustee have not yet been made.
The surpriEes of the election were the
candidates. OF Messrs. Maiden and Gal
lagher. Mr.. Madden was secretary. and
twas announced that he would have
no opposition for reelection, but he
voluntarily gave up the Office. His ap-
pearance in the role Of 4 candidate for
the assistant sscretsryship was unex-
pected. The only contest that was close
and exciting WAS that between Edward
Keil and John Gallagher for treasurer.
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Prof snore, OF Columbia college, is a
hesyy.built man OF slow movements,
whose personal appearance Is sugEes.
tive OF a bear. He is also in charge OF
tho astronomical department. Meeting
Student. Anjerry, the professor said:
"Thomas. do you take any interest In
the movements Of tho heavenly bodies 2"
ayes, professor, like to look at the
stars once in q while"
"Well, il you want to observe the
movements Of the Great Bear come to
my room tonight. Ill be in"
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nuelIsn,. Arnloa kalr..

The best salvo IN the world for onts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Chilblains, CornI and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively curss PLEA or no
pay required. Its guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents boz. For sale BY Logan
DRUG Co
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LIFE's CONVERSATIONS.

our life Il nothing but winters lay:
Some on,y break thGlf fast, aud 60 away:
Othets stay Of dlnutF. aud depart iuil.ied;
The deepest age but sups and goes 70 bed;
Hes mpst In debt that llngcn out the daY;
Who dies bctimeS has less aud less % pay
-QiaFles.
have to struggle nightly
To get my dEily food:
But Faie has boon right kind 10 mo
might have been dude,
He Won mighty fortune
in which he took a pride;
But when he sloppod TO en!oyit
-Ezehanpe'
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caused sound sleep every night, and she
Is feeling like a new person. Mrs. Eliza
both Wheeler, Laramie City, Wyoming,
who tried all other remedies, declares
that after three weeks use of the Ner.
vine for Headache, Nervous Proltra-
ton, etc, she was entirely relieved.
Sold by The Logan Drug Co. Trial bottle
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Everybody has at times failed to do
their duty towards themselves. Hum
ireds Of lady readers suffer from SICK
headache, nervousness. sleeplossneSs,
and female troubles. Lot them follow
the example ot Mrs. II. Herbechter,
Stevens Point, Wis. who for five years
suffered greatly from Nervous ProstFa-
ton and sleeplessness, triel physicians
and different medicines without suecess'
But one bottle Of Dr. Miles NeFylns
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RAILROADS.
WHETLING 1EIH GR0TkRAILR0An

On and alter WodpeadAy. June /, Iso2 train,
Will run - follows, city tlpRO:
irkyL W1Il11lB..-C6f01 m. 1901. n: aoi
loop. m, 3p m, 800 p n, 400 p N, 300 p
M. Coop. m. 100 ,. m. 50 p h, s'sSp. N.
Ian KtN ssoyE-sS:ogs m YooG m. SO,
100 d m. 400 ,. M. $500 M. 400 ?. m. 500
D. m, 600 p m. 100 p m, 500 p m, $40 pm.
t6:iSp. m.
eDally. aIccpt Sunday.
sUNplY.-Chntch trGins leArs Elm Grpro ..
stSA N. and Wheeling II i3:f7 p. m.
Il. J. WEtSaERBER,
mY17 Geherni Manager
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nnyH
Wheeling Bridge Z Terminal Railway,
Time Table No, I. 70 tst ,.S sasct 11;ol N,

Leave wheeiing-ts:ls, 1850. $50 .s:t5, 1000
MA 500. u st.la ts;ts, i'oS 500 iSoS hS;ao
'iI ssye PeuluSula-ts:sa teas lass, t9:sL
1905 eli los m; ol2:ls, 4 :OS S2:0s sa:s S5:al
.iGs. "5:Os '6iS, 1851, t7ol, "s:Os. 1SoS tlo:os
Leave ". d L F. JunctIon-ss:S2 a M; t2.n
D M: tS:b2p. N.
Leave De HAS Cr0aGGg-t6:a5. t7:55, fS:25
eli:27. 4 m. q al S5;So. '5:27, S9.77 .. M
Leave Martins Ferry-tb:7s. ta.01, tG;6s, f9;S1,
s10:0 Sli:S0 .. m; 1880 y 80 a. 40 sl:aI.
tDAily except Sunday. aDAily. l9nndRYS only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time.
n W. EAYRs General Manager.
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The BIRTH PLACE OF JAS. q. BLAINE

AS'AA SsAAsA - . A1's-ss - -
Ia Pennsylvania Many other great mon emf
nate from this great state OF Pennsylvania It
Is also the birth place OF the purest best and
most reliable Stimular: known 70 all the world.
KuORn-beSt. however, 10 PennsylvanisnS, and
appreciated most BY the invalid, who cheeEtuily
admits that there Ii one rye that can be had
where sworn certificate OF purity Is furnished
with eYory bottle bearing the name Of Max
Klein, GuGkonheimcr, Finch. Gibson aud
overholt 500 per quart, or six quarts for 500
DuqueSne sl.26 per quart, and Silver Age.
recommended BIZ physicians asehemlcally pure.
81 80 per quart. Send IN Max Klein, 81 Federal
st., Allegheny, Pa, for catalogue and price list,
mailed upon Application.
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If the assessor has omitted to assess
you, SEQ 70 1t that you arc listed. You
will be deprived or your vote IN No
vendor II your name IL not ON tho as
EaERoF'a bnok.
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Nrw ToRx, June %-Petzoieum was himobt de-
serted today, only one transaction being made
Tho market opened dull and closed dull July
option $50. Total sales 900 barfoiA
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When Baby was act, NO gave hor oAslatA.
when abe VA q Child, sho esisa for oassostA
When shs became Miss, abe elunE to cassorsA
Waa uSs had oAll4rsa, she gave thOn cas:OrtA
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NEW YoRK. June 95,--CoppOr steady. Pig Iron
steady Of 81 75Al6 Is. Lead quiet: domestic
81 O6al 10 Tin quiet; straits 81 Asa2l 90.
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ChlIls and Debility Cured.

bio bonehl have recently received from the
use Of RadAnn's Micfobe Killer. ] have been
much troubled with chills. night sweAw and
debility for months, and after trying q great
Nersho Killer and was completely cured In ten
dAya Respectfully p! ); J.sSEr4 Il
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CLOTHING, ere.
WESTMINSTER q BROWN

Again come With their elaborate spring sam.
plea oyas 400 for Goutl auitl, mora thEu III
wheeling combined and % per cont less 70 the
consumer. Also. atull linS OF Gtnil' Furnishing
'S@ j. W. EERHEL,
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Hamorrholds Cursd.

IwtIh the oftiicted and suffering to know that
] positively RSsort that for twenty mine years |
have constantly suffered intense agony with
or pIleE In their Verytworst form. have tried
every available prescription. but no curative
gallon) OF MicTobe Killer, aud Il has completely
cured mo. II now feels Ike dream that l have
ever Buhsfed with thai dfleaSe
~ Don't forget that Vim. RsdAn'g Great Dis
coVury IL the original and old reliable Mierobe
EilIaT 70. which other SIMILAR so'GHiled remedies
are but i0Sble imItationl) has cured more dis.
eases than all other proprietary medicines put
together
Mr.. Radam's MIcrobe Killer
Cures all Diseases by Re-
moving the Cause.
Sand 2cent stamp for 4spRge circular aud the
Mierobe war, ShoWs what disease Is and what the
remedy must be, and do. to euro Il Read IL cir.
culatait and you will bless tho dikcoyetet for
saving your life Address
RLDAH'S MICR0BE KILLER,
Nashville, Tenn,
or Logan Drug Co., Agents. Wheeling. ". Va.
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rsanSylvanis stations.
VIERRRsVIVdRia IlRgs:
Trains Run b. Central Time.

'.cxHF o1EFQas ~ pInEHLXAFIA RTATToN %
HGL1g Dr., HoQT or EEkI1NTl 81, NHlALnA
At xOLu1l WopER, WA1HLETeI AID Al ~
PENFIELYINLK lTAFToS, bXrD0ASoRT.
p5VTuVnsf nTtTRM-"PAH HAHpLG HouFI."
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gESms ~ o. June a''-cof'0n quiet
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Pcrsistency is the road to success. The
only known exception to this rule ID the
case OF hen sitting on china egg
Bottom TrnnacfipL
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Rheumatism Cured.

for rheumatism. Up 70 year ago ] was down Q
great part Of my timo with rheumatism. be-
nan taking your remedy, and after taking Two
1ugS have never been troubled with 1t since but
once bought Jug then and after taking 5
lew doses Il entirely disappeared. have e9esed
In 'cy sral cases 70 pay for tho Mlcrobe Killer
provided II failed to cure rheumatism but have
never had 70 pay q yet, Is II inevitably did the
Respectfully, Wa Matthew,
Dealer IN lumber and all kinds Of building ma
: tnrIAl ann TnTAS
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FINANoE AND TRADE
The Features Of The Money aad Stock
lSRFsstA.

Markets,
NEW YoRK. June 2S.-Money on call easy at
llSa2 peE cent; last loan per cent; clo'ed
offered at z per cent Prime mercantile paper
CAB ner cent Sterling exchange quiet but
steady at 81 s7a4 ssh. Sales SO, 100 shares.
The stock market was dun this morning, tho
duiinesS being extreme. and tho trading Was
confined almost entirely TO the protest. nal olo.
mcnt, and while the tone wa sttonE thfoughoqt
IL was due wholly 10 the covering operations Q!
local operators. Burlington and Rock Island
We're the only stocks oil any prominehee sna w
reSt Of the list WAS Intensely DUH no ie&tn!S 81
any kind marked the d0nlinp, however, endthe
market closed dull at unchanged figures
railroad bonds were quiet. Sales SSiS,VVo
Government aud state ponds dull.
poNDi AND srooE ouorArtoHs--cLoIED SIN
u. 6. ~ reg l1G5I, New York centrAl.lls
U. s Is eoupoTl,.....ll1hIOhto hlsIsAlPpl.''' y
o. s. Iss reE,,........i00 do prt'srred......- -
Paciao q Of sJ, ......ie6 Oregon Improye't- p
Atahisorl S6S Oregon ERr..........:.
Adams ExpFesS,...,,lH Oregon TrAnS......... l59S
American kxpress.itS Pacific A4il........... "a
Canada Pacitic... 69I% Pittsburkh. ..,........l6
Canada southern... 6pll Pullman Palace......1@
Central PAclac...... 80 o.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 3 Rock Island,"...... "a
do tiSt prOterred Paul. ~
do second pretd t0H do preferred. .......lzaIW
Chi Bur 4 Quiunyl1lSSIst Paul i Omaha. 4gS
Del 4 Hudlon..,...lVge 90 pteletTeI- lSSxx5S
Del. Lark. 4 West.t57 Tenn Coal 4 Iron sezJ
Den. q. nr0fd b0|S iTeEas Pacific. .,....... s5S
273S Union Pacihc......... ss
Fort WAVE TO- B. Express ......,.. 70
IllinoIS CentrAl.,,,,le3 W.. St L 4 p......... l0
KGnSas / ToxaI.,.., is do proierred....,. 2oIs
LAG 9hora. Wells Fargo Ex....1b
LOuilYlll6 3 NAAh. 1l5iIWeltern Union...... g6H
Memphis 3 ChAs.... 90 Am. Cotton QIl....-. 10
Michigan Central. colorado Coal.....,.. 90
MiEoiH Pacific IN. 5oSlIron slIyer...........,. 80
NaIhyllie q CHAT. 81 lQuickIilyor.- ,........
New JasIay CentrRl.lS7 do preisrred....... yo,S
Norfolk &W. pfafd t6SSI sutro. .....,.
Northern Pnclhc.... 9l5Sl Riehm'd 4 W. +, t. Va
do prefefred -. 8bitChicEgo CAI....,.... t2Si
EorthWe1 m LsSd Trist............
do preIerrSd - III 'IBuEAr Trust .....,...... M
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PAirnlnhim.

The banks now hold SIS, ST., coo In excess
requirements Of the Is par cent rulA
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ToLEpo. O.. June .6..-wheat steudy: No 2 cash
tember sl1Sc, Corn dull and steady; No. 2caEh
hOc. Oats quiet; No. cash SIC. Rye dull; cash
10 Cioyerseed steady; prime casa 81 %; oe'
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pLLTsKoRE M. June as.-whsat steady; No. .
red spot and June s91Sas9Nc: July s5as51se
August ssl[c; October, s7Isc;. rcceipe Corn
raceiptS 81, 40 bushels; shipments 5000 BUSH
ola. Data firm: No. white western 4la4i1Sc,
Rye dull; No. 2, Sc Hay Arm At IA 20. Others
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OHIO River RAILROAD co.
On ard after Monday, April ., Passenger
Trains VIII run - follow; A0RllY. tpally EE.
nent Sunday Central Ttno
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Wheat quiet; No. 2 red June s7as71lSc; July, An.
gust and September S55Ias6c, Corn Itcady; No 2
mixed June S4a54l<o; July 58lIaHe; august
and neptember 62}<e5Sc. Oats dull; No..
white lic; No. 2whIta Juno 40a4ie; July aelIatoc;
August 49, lE3sc; September 81 iaSSc. Provisions
steSdy Butter quiet; creamery exsrals1 Eggs
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From PlttssurEh. loaD a m, daily and l2:4e
n m daily 4 kept Sunday: $40 and lo:10n M,
daily: lE0I 4 m 3in'tSY nnir
e1copt Sunday
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RAILROAD RUMBLES.

H. H. Shepperd, western agent of the
Alton, is in tue city.
The Union Pacific will run special
/ train between Ogden and Salt Lake city
during conference week.
Charles A. Nimmo, general western pas
senger agent OF the Fitchbung railroad, is
IN the city for few days.
The local Office of the Chicago, Milwau
kee 81 St. Paul railway has been moved to
new and elegant quarters in the Morlan
building, 10 w. Second South street.
The Union Pacific has made excursion
rates to Provo and return from all stations
in Utah, account of Republican convention
April /. Tickets y Ill be sold March 81 and
April l, good TO return April 2.
The Union Pacific will sell tickets to
Salt Lake and return at greatly reduced
rates on account of conference ard laying
of cap-stone of the Temple. Tickets will
be on sale at various points from dates be-
tween March 81 TO April =, inclusive, good
to return until April u.
About twenty of the delegates to the
General Passenger Agents convention at
San francisco will arrive in the city today
On their return journey to the east. They
CONS over the Union Pacific road on the
special car "Glacier." under the care of A.
j. Smith, general pass niger agent of the
Lake shore Il Michigan. George De Heanen
ana wife are OF the party. The visitors will
spend to-day In Salt Lake seeiLg the sights.
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western league, in which Salt Lake and
lovers of the game hope the report nay
turn out true.
In the big cities of the cast the approach
ing season will be the greatest ever known
in the history Of baseball-that is, if midi
cations count for anything. The standing
rivalry of years which has existed between
the National eague and the American
| association, is now q thing of the past,
and both organizations are now for the
first time united in one monster
combination. As things were in the past,
it was impossible to say just which cubs
were really the champions of the United
States. If New York or Chicago carried
off the pennsnt in the League, there was
usually st. Louis or some other city in the
association which had carried off that pen
nant, and there were always two sets of
Growers" ana two sets of champions of
the country. II it ever happened that the
League and Association teams played in
the same town, each hurt the others bust
ness, and both felt sore.
The new National league comprises
clubs in the following twelve cities: New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago,
Washington, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, St. Louis, Cleveland and
Pittsburg. 1t is a sort Of baseball trust,
for no player can be employed who does
not knuckie down to the rules imposed.
There has been general cutting down of
salaries as the first thing, and $1,000
pitchers last year now receive but "a, 600.
50, 600 onttielders must now take their
So 600; there has been some terrific kick
ing in consequence, but the players all
ended by signing. The clubs are now
mostly in the south hard at work practic-
ing, and the season opens in about two
weeks. No Sunday games are scheduled,
even in Chicago, but Monday games may
be played on Sunday by mutual agreement.
Johnny Ward this year captains the
Brooklyns, and Darby O'Brien, who once
played in Salt Lake, is playing with him.
1t begins to lock as though Pompadour
jim has been cornered, and will have to
fight John L. toa finish. Goodbye, Jim
ME.
The proposed glove contest between jim
Williams ana Rhodes, of this city, failed to
come off. Cause unknown.
The turtles are looking forward to the
spring meeting with keen interest and the
merits of the big string of flyers entered
are already being discussed.
Few people are aware of the strength
and popularity of the Fencers' club. 1t
has q very large active mem bership and
embraces the pest young men in the city.
The club will soon extend its scope so as TO
become q social as well as athletic organi-
cation.
Commodore Milt Barrett promises that
the coming season Will be an active one in
aquatics. The osrsmen Of the Salt Lake
Boat club are anxious to get to work, and
the crews will soon be made up.
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referred referred to the. committee on police.

referred to the. committee on police.
Adopted.
ENGINEER OF SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
Inc report recommended the abolisning
"a sue special Office of engineer Of sewer
THIS was agreed to-
WATER AND LAND COMMISSIONER
When this title was announced councilor
Moran said: ~ hear NOTHING INT canal
canal-eVery time we meet. / though that
ditch had BEEN flled''
Mr.. Lswson-We seem to be seeking a
place Tor more officers.
Mr.. bell-This is for the very purpose
OF preventing another employees being
nlreo, 10 avoid creating a Sc per day man
Dy auolng 81 per DAY to mans salary al
ready employed, thus making it IS and get
one who ILLS the two Offices.
Inc duties OF land and water commits
sloner are to be performed by the superin-
oehoenl OF Farley's canal at salary of s.
per day from April l to October 81. The
superintendent of Parley's canon receives
So per day.
Mr.. Rieh-This is kid-gloye officer. We
don't want man to sit in his ONCE In
place OF this class of men we want men
WI, WHO work, and put their work on record.
inns seems to be the same question we
fought in another form before.
On motion this was referred to the COM
mlttee on irrigation. Moran voting no.
DEMONSTRATIONS.
MIR. Simondi moved to reconsider the
vote by which the clerk of license in the
collectors department had been abolished,
at salary of $1,000. Adopted.
Mr.. hlch moved that license inspector
in the treasurer's department be- employed
at salary of 81, OOO Adopted.
rrry Irroo~y--
Mr.. Heiss moved that the vote by which
the salary of the city attorney was fixed be
reconsidered. Lost by vote of to 9. Ad-
journed.
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CHURCH AND CREED.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER.DAY
SAINTs-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus M
cannon, president; Joseph 4. Taylor and
Charles w. Penrose, counsellors. Services in
lhe tabernacle at P. M, and in each ward in
the evening
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH meets as usual in
the Telluride building, No. 20 East Third Soufh
street. Preaching both morning am evening
a. the usuai nouis $ oY the pastor, N. b. McGee
Bible school at 10 o'clock a. m for the tench
Ing and study OF the scriptures by OLD and young
ana we extend special invitation TO any searcher
OF the word 10 join us. The memorial service
Will follow the morning discourse Young Peo
pies Christian Endeavor society meets at 80
o clock. To the citizen ana stranger we extend
kindly earnest invitation to come and parti.
cipate
w WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURoH-On
Fourth West between First and Second South
KEY F. l. Arnold, pastor. Services at II
a. m. and 80 p, m. Sunday school at 1915 n.
m. Y. p. 5. Q. e. prayer meeting at u. m
Regular church prayer meeting "Wednesday
evening at 7:SO. You are invited toan meetings.
THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF
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Soma EiIb Hnmor.

"Oh, dear! Why do you give such stu.
pid entertainment as this, my dear?" said
MIR. Smithers.
Because, John" said Mrs. Smithers,
this is Lent, and anything else would
hardly be right
We are going to have late spriug this
year." said Mr.. Hicks, anxious to staye oil
the spring clothes question.
Then l shall have to have another win
ter Donnet" said Mrs. Hicks, And then
Mr.. Hicks wished he had staid in the frv.
ing-pan.
WHATS the price of them opera glasses 81
he asked, as he entered the opticians.
81 wenty-eight dollsrs,n said the clerk.
well, say, I've only got one eye Can't
you knock off 30 per cent?"
She (desparingiy)-M family was al.
ways economical, and L am living ex.
ample.
He (sympathetic) -Indeedl How so?
She-I was born on Christmas day, and
my birthday and Christmas present have
been always combined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-27
The Elephant Nurse.

In India, here the ELEPHANTS treated by
his mahout almost as one of the family the
grateful animal makes a return for the
kindness shown it by voluntarily taking
care OF the baby. 1t will patiently permit
itself TO be mauled by its little charge, aud
will show great soiicitude when the oh, Id
cries. Sometimes The elephant will become
so attached to its baby friend as 10 insist
upon its constant presence. Such case is
known where the elephant went SO far as
to refused to eat except in the presence of
its little friend. Its attachment was go
genuine that the child's parents would not
hesitate 10 leave the baby in the elephants
care, knowing that it could have no more
faithful nurse. And the kindly monster
ever bel ed the trust reposed in him.
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