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The Election Commissioners are still very
tardy in pushing forward the work OF ap-
pointing election officers. They have their
own reasons for this delay. and it is not sup
posed it bodies any good to the public inter-
est. The Commissioners had to listen yes
terday to strong protest on the part of the
Nom -PartlSans presented by Mr. l.. E. Phil
lips. The arguments that three of the
members are disqualified from acting as
Commissioners do not appear to have
moved the gentlemen concerned to step
down and out. The passion for office is too
deep-rooted in the species of official this
city obtains to permit the thought of self
sacrifice to be tor one moment entertained
The mode in which election officers will
ultimately be appointed may we'll give rise
to serious concern.
The unprecedented success of the little
whale steamer Mary ID. Hume at the mouth
OF the Mackenzie River will certainly lead
to an imitation of her methods bv COM
petlto1s' Her owners will have a fortune
hahaed over TO them as the commercial
equlvaient OF thirty-eight whales. Such a
eaten mas never, IL Is said, been known he
lore In whaling, even in Scoresby's time.
when the right whale was abundant In
Greenland waters. The fame of the catch
may. induce some of the hardy Dundee
whalers to come round the Horn or get into
would be vain to expect that the whale will
long survive the war waged against it off
the Mackenzie River, any more than 10 has
up Davis Strait. As a great sea mammal
very valuable 10 man it is doomed. The
sperm whale. once so very abundant In the
Pacific and Indian oceans. has practically
disappeared. Seeing that so great an abund-
anee OF life was observed by the crew of the
Hume, 1t is pity there vas no naturalist
on board to record facts of interest to
science. Next voyage we may learn more.
1t is assuredy sheer nonsense to expect
that Great Britain will put tax on grain
to suit any class of agricIlturists Half Its
grain supply has to come from abroad.
Why should it be taxed TO oblge land
owners and farmers who constitute only
tlSur millions of a swarming population?
ao or wheat the farmers are getting less than
psauriilings quarter, or three shillipQs ana
ask To- fvnee bushel. But the farmers opIy
ods Of cn,ser 1,Ter rents, greater liberty in meth
improvements. ana better security for
ing Unora a,ss As PaTliaments are becom-
~ ;ns anuie ,n.ea anu more radical many CHANCES
III tne land laws ere inayitabIa ord Sas.s
see 'nas 'neI gooa time Is coming. They
amelioration at the expense 10 nope ior
the people. The American fa,nas VIC iuou ,~i5 pi
be glad to get better price for 81. It wGa,u
in England, but he has one remedv WIT %
may study how to send his wheat abT,sa e 10
-four. as
Ihe announcement that the disestablsh-
meht OF the English church In Wales is on
the tapis may be taken as piper's news.
Inc change is inevitable and has long been
Ioreseen to be so. There are parishes in
wa wales where there is hardly person to at
tenu service. All ure dissenters Yet the
clergymen are paid as Ii thew had dutias m
perform. As Gladstone diseslablished the
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STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Australia Wants California Fruit Can
nsr-Ths Food Exposition.

Australia Wants California Fruit Can
nsr-The Food Exposition.
The Government of Victoria, Australia,
is in search OF an expert fruit-canner-one
who can show the people of that country
how TO put up fruit in frst-class style.
At the monthly meeting of the State Hor-
tieultural Society yesterday Mr.. Leiong, the
secretary. read a communication from the
Victoria Government stating its need, and
the members Of the society were asked to
refer such a man to Secretary Lelong
ii. a. Brainard, who has lately been
through Butte, Nevada, Sierra, Placer and
other counties, reported q short fruit crop
generally, affecting wild fruits also.
Il. II. Hewitt said for the first time this
year San Diego has obtained its deciduous
irut supply from its own locality.
Orange prospects, he said in San Bernar-
dino Ond Los Angeles counties were excel
lent.
+. ID. Miles Of Penryn reported that
peaches this season netted growers 50 cents
Il box, delivered at the station.
The committee 10 arrange a California
exhibit at the International Food EXposi-
tion in New York reported the abandon
ment Of the project on account OF the un-
Willingness of donors of fruit TO pay freight
and because Of the cholera scare.
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TO CHASE The HARE.
Dogs That Are Entered for Sundays Ra
ing at Ocean View.

Dogs That Are Entered for Sundays Rae
ing at Ocean View.
The drawing for the meeting of the Pa
cifc Coast Coursing Club was held last
evening and resulted as follows: NJ. Z.
Kayanagh's Lilly Hines VS.. j. McNamara's
Lightfoot. T. Fitzpatrick's William O'Brlen
VS.. NJ. Lang's Speculation. r. J G-~,Is,,. r. 80
tins Dolly Warden, J. Byrne's Occidental
VS.. J. O'Shea's Teresa Fair, S. A. Cum
ming's Lilly W VS.. G. Dougherty's Irish
Girl, 7. Ryan's Niger VS.. ). a. Cumming 5
Dexter, j. McCormick's Sir John VS.. L. j.
Cronin's Dan O'Connell.
Tie contests will take place at Ocean
View Sunday. The first prize is $50, sec
ond $50, and third and fourth is $40 to each
dog. John Grace will judge the meeting.
The officers will be: Slipper. John Canavan ;
flag steward. A. Merrill; slip steward, S. a..
Cumming. The manager OF the park re-
ceived a splendid lot OF strong hares from
Upton, Tulare County, last week, which
should give their pursuers some hard races.
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Trvo1I OPERA House Eddy street, of Market
Opera" EstreIla."
6RovE-sTREEr THEATER Grove street. above
Folk. Drama" Rosedale."
CENTRAL PARK. corner Eighth and Market-R. 4.
t-uuufngham's troupe OF Genuine Canuibal Boomer
Gng Throwers. Afternoons oQly.
RrsH- STREET THEATER, Bush street. between
Kearny and Montgomery. 1.-The corner grocery"
SToCKwELLs The TER f9H " eLi 81 9e'' AeA' Mar
Re- Cnuea.-----eS otning but Money
BALDWIN THEATER, Market street near Powell
Comic opera-"The MOunJebank."
MoEosCo's THEATER Howard street. between
Third aud Fourth. Drama-"A WIfe's Oath"
CALIFoRSIA THEATER, Bush street, above Kearny.
Come dy-''fou YousOn."
ALCAzAR THEATER, O'Fsrren street. between
Stockton and Powell. Drana-"FoT Congress"
W1awAM THEATER, corner stockton and Geary
streets. Comedy and variety entertainment
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sPEouLATIoNs IN FARMING LANDS.

The Record Union in referring to the
colonization of lands at Dos Palos states
that the gilt-tongued agents had no connec-
ton with the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. We presume this is the case,
but we are by no means surprised that set
tiers should have been deceived in the
present instance, because there have been
numerous land speculatiOns in the past by
men who have been employed by that COM
pany. Indeed. it las appeared that some
of the employees OF the railroad company
have been active spectators in California
lands
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Irish church he would he quite willing Tn
act similarly in Wales. 1t is simply ques-
tion of time. and he cannot reckon upon
much at this period of life.
The German professor who has just COM
municated to the world the results of the
treatment of 5000 cases Of cholera relieves
the minds of some falaces about remedies
He proncunces against hyrochloric acid,
which was so highly vaunted by Sir Edwin
Arnold. But then Sir Edwin is a poet, not
physician. Hot baths, tea, wine, coffee,
champagne are all good at times, and it is
singular to learn that an injection of COM
mon salt was eflicacious in % per cent of
the cases One wonders now this treatment
agrees with the experience in India and
Burmab, where there is always cholera.
We are now asked to infer that two De-
troit amateur astronomers two years ago
observed perturbations of the mass of Ju-
piter from which they were led to suppose
that fifth moon existed. 1t is said they
communicated their views to Harvard and
also to the Lick Observatory, and indicated
where the stranger would be found. All
THIS reads like romance, and it may be
one. The perturbations caused by so tipy a
body must g Infinitely small; but Just as a
fly alighting on an ironclad disturbs its
! gravity intinitesimally, so this moon nav
| have fractional effect. diScernibe to the
| mathematical mind. The controversy be.
comes interesting if documents are forth.
| coming to subStantiate the claim.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

TIE CALL has had San Francisco care
fully c0nvessed in order to learn what city
ling neWsP~psro were taken by the
people. The result is that THE CALL cir
cuiates fully one-fOurth more copies thar
any other paper. THE CALL circulation
leads 10y fully oHe-quarter. The Chronicle
comes next after The CALL and leads the
Examiner. The above facts show why THE
CALL is so strong in San Francisco.
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THE PosToFFICE SITE.

Our San Francisco Democratic newspaper
contemporary terms the acquisition Of the
Postof1ics site in this city ''the Postoffice
site steal" The acquisition Of that site,
we believe, was conSummated principally
by Democratic agents who were appointed
by a Democratic President, and the attor-
ney who fought the matter through was a
railroad attorney.
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RATES:

nalIY CALL Oneluding sundays, So per year oy
rrar postpaid; 10 cents per Wees OF % ovis
~ cones three months. Sc 20 SUNDAY CAL L
sixteen pages) 81 so per year. postpaid. -
oakland WEEKLY CALL, 81 80 per year pos pau
lEEnIY CALL Is psgesl, 81 per year poS'p"'I'
qHF CALL cannot return rejected manusolip.s' use -
ror viii the editor enter into correspondence -
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consequence of.this form OF levy upon SUI
ordinates is admitted by the sehooi poaiu 10
its order prohibiting teachers from aceepS ~,
ing valuable presents from puplis az 'n 80
close of a sehoo! term. the copteiip' ',p -
the Third-street gang of politicians ioi puo
lie opiniou is shown in this nomihatlon, "a
nledge- breaker and present-laRer - "oou'
as bad nomination as could be maoe'
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90, Montgomery street. near Clay open uR1ll at II
20 2--,.o1- p " BRANCH OFFICES; 7lo harkes
sreet near Kearny, open until II O'Clock
SAG Hayes street. open until .oo osi Mission
tr-aet omen until o'clock p NJ; and lIo MIMI
+-eet omen until 80 ?.
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THROW OFF THE INCUBUs.

Can any citizen be so short-sghted as TO
permit the bosses under railroad rule TO
carry the approaching election? 1t should
be borne in mind that times are hard owing
to the denominations committed by the can
didates for ofiee who are supported by
railroad influence
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.,,,, r,srERN OFFICE OF THE CALn' In
=. Potter building, New York City tproylaeu Nd Ad.
tyoof California papers. Visitors Wei We.eJA''
1.luslE rates and sample copies SIsnayar
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Church, Mission street, between Sixth and
Seventh. The exercises will consist OF ad-
dresses by Rev. DIR. 4. r. Ollie and Slas A.
White, principal of the Spring Valley Gram
mar School, presentation of prize banner
and songs and recitatons by children con-
nected with the bands.
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The highest-prced piano in the United
States belongs TO the MarQuand family in
New York City. 1t was designed and
painted by Alma Tadema and cost $40, 900.
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Political Literature

JF. CUTTERS SOLD BoURBoN.-1hs celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all first class druggists and
grOcers. Irademalk-star within a shield.
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For that tired feeling, when you are weak.
weary and worn out. Hoods Sarsaparlla Is just
the medicine TO restore your strength and give
you good appetite Give IL q trial
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uv DAJTY MORNING CALL

pRFNTANo BROS. Union Square
NeN News stand Palmer house
1hicaEo' ....' '''''''' GALLOT & JoUBERT,
NtN OEieahs' ''''''''''''' llbl5 Commonse
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On the Australian ballot system Is concentrated
To The proverbial nutshell in Evans handbook,
published at 406 California street. Ten cents or
very cheap in quantities-fOr all parties.
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ANGosTURA Bitters,say a long time sufferer from
INDIGESTION, thoroughly cured me. Sole manutae-
turerS, Dr. j. g. b. Siegert Sons
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Banda of Hone.

union meeting of the San Francisco
Dahds OF Hope will be held tomorrow aft
efnoon at 3 o'clock in the Central M. Z.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- Dividend N0fice-Office OF the Pa
s~c cifc Coast Borsx Company, San Francisco.
September 80, 1892. AT "a meeting OF the Board of
Directors OF the above named company, held this
day a dividend mo. 22) OF one dollar (sI) per
share was declared payable MONDAY, October 10.
1882. az the ONCE OF the company. No l01 san
some street, room % Transfer books will close
October s. 1892. at 9 p.
ocl td ALTON II. CLOUGH Secretary,
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THE plainest face becomes pleasing when graced
with beautiful hair. and PARKER's HAIR BALsAM
gl eatly excels In producing It,.
EXTRA Miuee Pies SWANS 2l3 Sutter street.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
uEsTHER PREDICTIONS.

FurN1ruRr.-By Butterdeld s Vincent, at 90
Fapp St, al IL o'clock.
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Trr MORNING q ID
puRIICATIoN oFFICE

mas a larger circulation than any othef
,,a1zav,a,er published in San Francisco.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
prpARrNKSr OF AsRICULrURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU. -
SAN FRANCISCO, OctoOer l. Ao'--'
Of6cial Forecast for TwentS-four MUS
Ending Midnight
Northern Calfornia-Far' except looHI nn+,on ans
+a mountains an EJorhil Is in the eastern port'oh
ing away on Saturday; southwestto northwest
as: generally warmer, except nearly stationary
northwest coast
southern California - Fair except showers 81
Yuma and vicinity; generally cooler westerly
winds. -.
oregon and washinEton-Fair, except folioWeu
nv showers on northwest Washington coast; SOUTH
erlv winds generally warmer.
Nevada-Fair, except preceded by showers IN the
mountains in western portion south TO west "ihus'
generally warmer.
Utah-Far. except preceded by showers IL HV''A
ern portion; cooler.
San Francisco-w esteriy winds; warmer.
JOIN p. FISLEy.
Lieutenant Niath Infantry. officer IN charge
THE CALL CALENDAR.
ocroBER 1892.
A. sI-=T1.T WIN FRI S. Moons Phases.
5 5 = - - -.
t-- OCTOBER lGth-
a oi1o| II 10 IS a IS Y Last Quarter. +.
II ,.I,-I, 10 .,o 9l % - October 20th. /
4 10 - 70 - - New Moon.
q = % 20 - . = ~ october 2Sth. (
II ~ First Quarter. (
mna .sop4i4e ~QZau1
sIss ssss.. . sss;s, y;
49, g
s4TTFDAY-.--------....-...o OCTOBER l. 1892
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THE OLYMPIC BAKERY, 5O4 POST ST, p b.
L WITTCKE. proprietor, makes speciality OF the
genuine entire wheat bread. sez4 IL
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ssTuArIoNs-coNTiNUED,

NEAT GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION
~ for upstairs work light bousework in small
family; wages $40. Cali from 10 A. NJ. to p NJ. on
Saturday 603 Chestnut ST., near Taylor door to the
right
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DyICE FREE. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
A without publicity, w. MATTHEWS, attorney.
400 Montgomery nm. 1S, IL years experience I'll Il
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GIVING UP BUSIN ESS-FINESr EYEGLASS
u specs l5c up; next TO bakery, 63 Fourth ST.;
Sunday 72S Market. in celebrated dry-goods store,
omen 8 70 5 note house numbers. se23 lot
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I1O WHOM IT MAY coz NCERN-PERSONS W.T.
1 Messing running over Capt. HOwes by car l. Om-
njbus Cable Co., Stockton and Post sts., Dec II,
1891, bet. and O'Clock, please communicate ana
confer great favor upon family OF captain now de-
ceasnd O. z. HOWleS. 4S MarAet ST.. rm. !. az l4H
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
AMUsEmENTs THIS EVENING.

sATURDAY.....--....... OCTOBER l. 1892
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I ADIES-OUR NIGHT SCHOOL Is GROWING; :;
IL ySu had better begin now: cutting and hitting
taught thoroughly; school open 8 a. n i'll 9 P NJ
lUl5 Market ST., room 5. oeI tf
EREE INSTRUCTIONS AT MCDONELL'S
school In dressmaking and dresscutting this
week Rooms 81 and SO, over the Maze Gel Il
TAILOR SYSTEM; FIT GUARANTEED: SUITS
i So 80 up. lois Polk Sc. tyl7 Sm
MRS. B. KELTER. 1l9 STOCKTON ST.; SUITS
w SS so np: stylishly draped ht guaranteed max
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v.LAwRENCK CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
- SIS sacrame ento St cabinet work and htti7gaS
e6ess promptly attended; telephone so0 uLoa
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"a ANTED-A GOOD JERSEY MICH cow;
w will trade fine colony tract OF acres for
same. Address Cow, box as. this ofice. se2S 4t
The morning call., 1892-10-01

1O- STOCKTON - TOMATO SAUSAGES SPE-
III ciaIty: pork tenderloins every day; cooked
ham tongue corned beef all kinds Sausag5s: dairy
produce; overland lunches put up SELF IN
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nRHAMPTON; EYE EAR THROAT, CHRONIC
u dIseases Room Il. Murphy building. sell Im-
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roreicn ard. American Asbcstus

The finer kinds of asbestus, which
are pure white and silky with strong
fbers, are comparatively rare and
expensive (the same being free from
silicic acid and metal oMdes) and in
consequence of their lubricating quail
tiles are particularly valuable fol
technical purposes. These kinds OF
asbestus have only been found in
Canada and some parts of the United
States. The asbestus found in Italy,
Switzerland and Germany is colored,
gray and yellow and more compact.
These qualities are much cheaper
than the American, but being far in.
ferior their use has largely ceased.
India Rubber World.
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Profit. of Miss Aloott.s Stories.

The late Miss Alcott is said to have
received $500, 600 as her share of the
profits on her books. When she first
went to Mr.. Niles. of Roberts Bros,
and proposed to write a story. she
wanted it to be about boys. Mr..
Niles insisted, however. that it should
be about girls. Finally Miss Alcott
consented to describe the experiences
of herself and her sisters whsn they
were young, and the first part of
Little Women" was the result. The
publishers offered her 81 900 for the
manuscript, butadvised her to accept
aroyalty. which she did, fortunately,
as the book had great popularity.
Two of the Little Men" of Miss Al
colts story are now in the Boston
publishing house Of Roberts Bros.
They are Miss Alcott's nephews,
F. Alcott Pratt and his brother. who
took the name of John Alcott.
During tho holiday season Mr. F.
Alcott Pratt makes daily visit to all
of the large publishing houses and
takes wholesale orders for Miss Al
colts books. Her books hsve a large
circulation in Boston. Little Men"
and Little Women" seem to be the
greatest favolites, and lately there
has been much demand for The Life
and Journal of Louisa N. Alcott.
The two nephews have been well re-
membered by their famous aunt, as
they receive all the royalties accru-
ing from the sale of her books, which
amount to some $4,000 annually
New York Sun.
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She kept Some noar.lers.

He rang the bell at the door of a
Cass avenue boarding house and a
woman appeared. She must have
known everything in her business by
instinct.
do you keep boardars here9" he
inquired hesitatingly.
Sometimes we do and sometimes
we don't" she replied, after making
a survey of him.
Glow is that3 Idon't understand
he ventured.
''Them that pays we keep. and
them that don't we bounce. she
said. and waited long enough to see
him go away. Detroit Free Press.
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The Future Language.

In a conversation with Dolliage1
shortly before his last illness, Pro
lessor True. of Rochester IN. VI
university, reports that the ven.
cradle doctor spoke with much anx-
iety about the tone Of modern Eng.
lish literature. He explained his
anxiety by expressing his belief that
at no distant time the English tongue
would be prominently the language
of all civilized nations. The greatest
works of English literature were
worthy of being ever popular. From
a German, this opinion about the
spread of the English tongue was full
of mterest.-Letgure Hours.
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A Clever Retort.

A local preacher on the Isle of Man,
who was dividing bis sermon into an
intel1ninablo number of beads, was
interrupted by shout from one OF
the congregation, impatient for the
more solid matter of the sermon it,
self: Mate (meat), man; give us
mattel It's mate we've come here to
get" Without moments hesltar
ton the preacher replied, "Then
houl on till I've done carvin. Lon
don SATURDAY. Review.
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NATURE TEACHES.
DR.. TAuMAeE FINDS AN IMPRESSIVE
LESSON IN THE ECHO.

Every Act and Word Has Eternal Con-
sequences-Th Redemption of Chill
.lren Through the Memory of Their
pious Parents.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

nized one whom he had hoped to make
his xwcethear and wife. he half stag
gered.
''Supposin'. boys" he whispered
"supposin' wed shot?"
The settlers daughter was not seri.
ously injured BY her fall. They re-
placed the artists hat on her heavy
curls- and when the crisp night winds
had blown ON her face moment she
was herself again, and mounting hez
lamcd and weary horse led the way 70
ward her home, il which direction she
had been riding when the fall came.
Not word had been spoken. The
men silently followed their leader who
rode beside the girl. At last. when the
dark contours Of the settlers cabin
showed against the blue Of the sky, Mott
turned:
.You can 60 now" were his orders,
''and well finish the job some other
time
The girls cool, sarcastic voice fol-
lowed his words: ''You can 60. too;
you will never finish to-night's job. for
Mr.. Williams work Is done here and he
is far away by this time"
The leader. cowed BY the words. fol-
lowed his dispensing men. and the dar-
ing rider who had led the fruitless
chase sought her low-roofed bed cham
Der again. half frightened. half glad
over the nights happenings.
Williams was indeed far away but
not 50 far that he did not very soon call
70 thank his rescuer for her coura-
geous action
I was buying the midsummer num-
her OF his magazine Of an uncommon y
wcll-informed bookseller two months
later.
Look there said he. pointing to .
handsome young woman with the car
riagc Of princess, though her gown
was Of provincial type. THAT Is the
original Of Williams drawings for the
leading article in the magazine you
have. lie found her out west some
where. fell in love with her and week
ago married her. She is sure to be .
great favorite here next winter; very
bright AMI original they say she is.
That's Williams with her"
| watched them for some distance and
wondered then as did again when
had heard all her story II one OF her
nature could breathe easily 10 the pcnt.
up bounds Of great city.
&. N. HAnoER
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-22

rhsrew rares ~ Trus<s and yya~e r~dne.
tIons in Protected Indu-trirs Fired q
RePahllcans.
Tariff items Of late are not entirely
satisfactory 20 republicans who wor.
ship 1T the shrine Of protection. The
democrats have boldly declared that
the system Is superstition and q
sham The prohibitioniSts have done
the same; and the alliance and labor
platform will follow suit
Something must be done to stern the
tide setting in against protection.
Republicans must not be content with
trying to refute free trade" and Cob
den club lies but must do some ag-
gressive work themselves Spurred on
by such sentiments as these Senator
Hale. on July IS. concluded 20 force the
fighting" and as a prelude TO his chal.
lenRe TO the democrats he rccited that
Ut mo time has 50 large proportion Of
the American people been employed q
% high wages and purchasing the ncces'
sities Of life at 50 low prices as In the
year 1904" Then he proceeds 70 shoot
at the wicked democrats as rccklessly q
boy with new popgun shoots at flies.
After firing blank charges at british