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WEATHER BUREAU REtORr.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AeRIcUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO. O.
vember T. 8 p NJ The pressure continues high
est throughout Utah. Nevada and Idaho and the
eastern portion of Washington, but is falling
slowly in California Nevada and Utah. the greaI-
est change being at Eureka, where 1t has FALLEN
nearly two-tenths OF an Inch in the past twenty
four hours. The weather continues fair south of
Washington.
Warm weather still continues throughout the
greater portion of California and Nevada, but it
Is becoming cooler along The Southern California
coast. Cooler weather is anticipated from san
LUIS Obispo northward along the coast and also
In the Sacramento VALLEY.
San Francisco data: Maximum tenn perature to-
day ~ deg. minimum OF deg, mean IS deg.
Total rainfall for season TO date 273 inches total
last year to same date 81 OF an inch.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending ~ i'd nignt. November 8:
For Northern Californa-Eair put somewhat
threatening along the northern coast Thursday
cooler Thursday in the northwest portion; light
to fresh variable winds, becoming fresh to brisk :
westerly Thursday along the coust.
For Southern Californa-Fair; cooler along the
extreme northern coast and along the mountain
slopes in the portion; light to fresh westerly
winds along the coast.
For Nevada-Fair; cooler in the northwest por-
ton
For Utah-Fair; nearly stationary temperature
For AriZona-Fair; nearly stationary tempera-
ture.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair; proba-
bly, cooler Thursday afternoon: fresh to brisk
westerly winds Thursday afternoon.
w. Fl. HAMMoN, Forecast Oficial.
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Stocks in London.

NEW YORK. Nov. THE Evening Posts London
eabegram: The boomlet in Americans continued
to-day, but prices finished under the best. The
best opinions regarding the rise more or less
of squirt and the Influential houses here not
taking hand in the rise. 1t is manipulated by
the same operators as was the rise in August last
Other stock markets were irregular. The trade
returns for September are moderately eucourag-
ing. Exports to America show large increase
The Mexican sterling loan OF e. 800, 600 Will
be issued tomorrow. The price Will be %. The
Oh ina loan was applied for twice over.
There a weak allotment of India Council
Drafts to-day, only 80 lakbs.
The Bank of England has lowered the selling
price OF bar Gold to IT'S 1015d.
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fractional declines were recorded in the inactive

fractional declines were recorded In the inactive
shares.
The bond market evinced the same strong tone
winch moved prices in the share list and prices
generally advanced Throughout the day, the
transactions reaching the unusually large total OF
bonds, dull; railroad bonds, strong; petroleum,
steady; closed at S2Tsc
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE.
Wheat-Cash. 565sc.
Flour-Steady.
HopS-Steady.
Pieiron-Dull,
Tin-Steady: Straits. sl4 6o@l4 10.
SpeIter-Flat: domestic, So 1903 371a.
Lead-Quiet: brokers' price for bullion, So:
exchange price for spot, So 1212@3 Is.
C9pper-Qulet; brokers' price. 81 90; exchange
price, SO 5ot99 so. Sales on change: o tons
December tln $l4 90; 25 tons January, SI4 55.
CoHee-Options firm at 1910 points advance.
Sales 1880 bags. including: November, SIS $50
Is 55 December, S13 3o@13 7o May, $11 LOG
spot Coffee-Rio steady; No. = I51sc. Sales,
eaibo. 1000 Vanilla zoo.
ceipts 5000 bags; stock. AGA, 900 bags
Hamburg - Dull: prices I40s4 pig decline;
receipts. $4,000 bags for two days
Havre-opened irregular: 1at91 below Mon
decline. Total sales, $4,000 bags.
ko-Quet: No. Rio, ll$5OO: exchange,
1lMd receipts. 5000 bags; cleared for the United
States $4,000 bags; for Europe. 1000 bags; STOCK
375 QUO bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York Monday.
4446 bags: New York stock to-day, l3SS6O bags;
total visible for the United states. 459,472 bags.
against 437.S25 bags last year.
Sugar-Raw, steady; sales, 2S.O00 bags; Musca-
Yado. SO test 2 9-l6c: refined steady
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GukBRl LINE.

New York to NV tropoi, via Queenstown.
from Pier 10. North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Etruria Nov.10. $500 PM Etruria. Dec. 3, $50 Pm
Carnpania oy II SAN Campania. Dee. 10. AM
UmbrIa, Nov "a 3 :pOPM Umbria. Dec q. :O0PM
Lucania. Dec. !. 80 AM Lucana. Dec. -, 6:30AM
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; second caoin.
$50, $40, $45. according TO steamer and accom-
modations.
Steerage tickets TO and from ali parts OF Europe
Mt very low rates. Fer freight aad passage apply
at companys ONCE 4 bowling Green, New YORK
VERNON II. BROWN Il Co., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always De secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DlMOND q CO.,
ThSaTut If Agents, San francisco.
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CHICAGO, Nov 7.-After firm opening on
better cables, wheat broke sharply to-day on free
selling and closed 81 lower for May. May corn
closed i4c lower May oats 1sc lower and 1proVi-
on this light display of strength early there was
immense amount of wheat for sale, and The pres
was so general that the market could not ap-
sorb IL. in the face of the nrln cables AT
noon Bradstreet's came in showing an increase IN
the worlds visible After a rally, the market
again turned weak on the free sellisE and fell to
$3.50 for May and $3.50 for December, closing
The corn market was neglected TO a large extent
for the more active dealings In the neighboring
wheat pit. Another quiet session was passed in
the oats market. The fluctuations were governed
by corn PRINCIPALLY. May started at 3234c, sold
down to 323sd1321ac and closed at 3212c
Heavy receipts in hogs and prospective con-
tinuance of such a movement caused weakness in
provisions. Ufferings from packers were heavy
and longs sold also. Compared with Mondays
closing prices pork is l212c lower. lard oc lower
and ribs loo lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
NG Short h Kies ss. ss
IIee.:.....sda55g: ss s3Hs May.....s6 20 So 10
jane Mess 81. f1F 1sF ST. oStn aG 5l5c
Lard per 100 Ib.- Dec.......5l3sc 5OIsc
M Nay s. s. % % IS 81 s May '''1'4' 0O@S'
Cash quotation. were as follows: Flour-Steady
unchanged. No. Spring Wheat. 371s95s1sc: No.
3 Spring wheat. nominal: No. 2 Red IS Ls1541sc
No. Corn, 5lAae; Prime Timothy SEED. IS 40;
Mess PORK. p bol sl1 S71a9l2 l2l9; Lard, a 100
ms, st 80: Short Ribs sides Noose) So 20
as %: Dry Sailed shoulders fDoIedl. sS5 5s6524 +;
Snort Clear sides fboxedl, s63s@6Is: WHISKY.
diStillers finished goods. y Ea 81 20: sugars
Cut Loaf, unchanged: 6ranulared, unchanged
standard A, unchanged.
ON the Produce Exchange Io-dav the Butter mar
ket was steady. Creamery. l9@23c; dairy, l2@
22c. Eggs firm, 1920.
LIVESTOCK
Cattle-Receipts 10000 Choice Steers were IN
small supply, and while strictly prime 6roug ht
So as there were very few trades above S5 so.
From S2@2 10 took the majority of the nativ rs.
and prices below So 40 bought most of the
rangers
Sheep-Receiprs 5000. Good TO choice were
quoted al 81 1908 40: aud poorer grades at 81 rs
O. 90 Lambs were saleable at $2@i 40 FOR poor
to choice.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. GO.

SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN, TRAVE, SAALE AL
LER EMS, WERRA, FULDA. ELBE
KAISER WILHELM IL
New York, Southampton, bremen The fast
press steamers Of this company sail every TUES
DAY and URDAY. Landing passengers in
southampton in 71a days or less from New York.
These steamers are ceebr ated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
MEDiIEkkAN ksN SERVICE
NEW YORK, GIBRALTAii, GENOA.
Werra, Nov. "a. P. M. Werra, FEB. 2, 10 A. NJ.
Kaiser, Dec. l, 10 A. NJ. Kaiser. Feb. 33, A. NJ.
Fuda. Dec. - 10 A NJ. werra, March 9. A. NJ
Kaiser Jan. 10. r NJ. Fulda. arch %. Z A. ".
Cabin rates from $50 upward.
ROBERT CAPELLE, Gen. Agent for Pacific
Coast lis Montgomery street, under occidental
Hotel. San Francisco. ia7 1y THU
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

- TEAMERS LEAVE ASP NY ALL k-r1
- fOrtnighty for the West lies aud 1EY
Southampton. calling en- route at Cherbourg
france, and Plymouth. TO land passengers.
Through bills of ladtng, connection with tbs
Pacific Mail s. 8. Co.. issued for freight and treas
ure TO direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth. Cherbourg. Southampton First-class.
$1S5; third-cass. S97 50. For further partlcu-
u sos California 81
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Omaha livestock Market.

OMAHA. Nebr, Nov -CattIe-ReceIpts. 1000;
desirable cows sold about a dime higher than yes
terday. and brisEly at that, but common grad es
were neglected although hardly quotably lower.
Veal calves ruled firm, and rhere was notice.
able change in the market for rough stock gem
orally. Good feeding steers in fair demard =.
Steers, $500 40; cows, S2@3 so; feeders, s2@4.
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. z.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS
Silver weaker.
Wheat advanced.
Barley firm. Oats dull.
Corn held higher. Rye firm
Beans unsettled.
Hay steady. Bran lower.
Mustard Seed weak.
Potatoes and Onions plentiful,
Butter and Cheese unchanged,
Eastern Eggs weaker.
Game somewhat lower.
More Eastern Poultry arrived.
Peach season about over.
Grapes rather frmer.
Dried Fruits weak and dull.
No change IN Provisions.
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MORNING sEssIoS

Board-25 Cal Safe Deposit, TO- 463z 80 Edi-
son Light Power Co, 101; Pacific Gas Imp,
S5h.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-2O Market-st Railway. 4OIs; 100 Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph, 90; s Gasllght, IL; 10
Sunset I leUhone d Telegram, 40
Street-52 Edison Light Power Co. 1O1.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP GO

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska AM REfEh
Nov. 8, Il. &C g. i. @ss<Ahas1H
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
Oct. u. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley, ev-ry Wednesday A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day, alternately. 3 A. N.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles, Redondo dos
Angees) and Newport, every four tn and fifth day.
alternately. at IL A. n
For ports in Mexico 1oA NJ 18th OF each month
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO., General Agents
If 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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Foreign Markets.
rr-rr.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2. - The spot market is
nrm at as lid. Cargoes higher at Gas for of
coast, 24s Sd for prompt shipment and 24s
FUTURES.
Inc Froduce Exchange cables gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations Tor No. 2 Red Winter:
As a1ad; February. 4s 7No: March As Sd: April
As Sd; May, 4sS14d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Nov. z. - ConsoIs lo21L. Surar
2914d; French Rentes, 1921 52l5c
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares,
Money cali easy at 70: last loan, IL; closed at
TX. Prime mercantile paper 2Aa@312%. Sterling
exchange weak. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81 o712(G4 S7s4 for demand and 81 S6l5@
S65s for sixty days Posted rates, 81 S71aG4 IS
ard 81 SSlaG4 SO Commercial bills, 81 IS %
d4 S5s4. Silver certificates, 64c
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Exoh.nge and BulI;o,

Produce Market.
FLOUR-het cash prices are as follows; Family
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PortIand,s Rusinag.

PORTLAND Or. Nov 7.-Clearances. $685..
63l; balances. s46.75O.
Wheat-yaley, 7212@75c: walIa walla $50
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FOR P0RTL AND g. ASTORIA. OREGON

THE OREGON R'Y Nav. CO.. E. Nc <a
NEILL.Receiver, Ocean Div.-wiIt dis (4NS52
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for tho
above ports one OF their AL iron steamships viz /:
STATE OF CALItORNIA-Oct 81, Nov. 10, 20,
50 =. 20 ID.
COLUMBIA-Oct Is, Nov. 3. 5, 70, Dec. 5, Is,
2A
Connecting via Portland with the O. E &c N Co
system and other diverging lines for all points In
Oregon. Washington. British Columbia. Alaska
Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and to
Europe
Fare to Portland-Cabin. SIG; Storage S.;
round trip cabin. unlimited. $50.
Freight and Ticket office. 1e Montgomery ST.;
Ticket Office, Palae- HOIe 4 New Montgomery sc.
GOODALL- PERKINS & CO., Supts. Ocean Div
1u 10 Market ST.. San ErsHcisco.
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JOSEPH T. TERRY & CO.,

Salesrooms. TAT Market st. OPP. Grant ave-
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
FRIDAY. November 8. at residence. 72l1s Bush
street. between Powell and Mason, at II o'clock,
all the Furniture, Carpets etc, at auction.
Particulars in Fridays papers. 1t
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San Francisco Meat Market

WhO1esae rates Tor uTeS5eu StOck from slaurh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5@51ac; second quality,
46141ac; third do, 3031Rc q 10
VEAL-Large, 403c: smaiI 5@a51@c p 10.
MUTTON-Wethers 4141ac q ID; Ewes 315@
&c p n.
LAMB-415951ac p n.
PORK-Live Hogs, 41sc p 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed, and ace p n for small fat:
feeders. nominaf-none here; dressed do. 53l0
61ac D d.
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General Merchandisa

BAGS-Frnit Bags 5ssc, sac ana sNc for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags. 4@414c for June and July delivery; Wool
Bags. 34836c.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes follows. terms net cash. Cube. Crushed
Powdered and fine Crushed all 3sc; Dry Gran
ulated, 514c; COnfec TONERS A, 51sc: Magnolia A.
4Mc; Extra T., 45sc; Golden c, 43sc; ID, 4Isc:
half barrels, Csc more than barrels, ana boxes,
L2c more.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ror Lac shtpptno Enteniqenee Sc Tsnth Page.
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Sd. Simon

ST. Simon! on thy sandy beach my fancy
loves to roam
To hear thy wild sea pillows swell am
watch their fieecy foam;
To see the mellow moon uplift her search
light to the sea,
Ard throw around old oceans breast her
golden drapery.
Loved island of the azure deep! how rich
thy soft perfume!
Hispania of our Georgia coast! how bright
thy varied bloom!
How grand the music Of thy waves WITHIN
the sandy bars,
How sweet the song of love they sing be-
meath the listening stars!
In dreams tonight 1 scale the tower that
watches by the sea,
The moon is full and ON the deep unfolGs
her ma jesty;
The paler stars, amid the GLOOM uilVeh
their softer glow
And every wave reflects gem upon us
crest below.
What soft enchantment, oh my soul, per-
vades the Silly night
As, giving to each fairy cloud q golden
fringe of light,
The tides Elizabeth looks out upon her
vast domain
And pours upon the boundiess deep the
splendor of her reign.
Oh mellow moon! beneath thy glow how
oft have lovers strayed,
And whispered of the sweet regard their
silent looks betrayed;
What fond adventures Of the heart; en-
dearments each to each
Have kindled here, amid the sands that
glitter on thy beech.
The winding paths which melt away amid
the islands shade;
The dismal ruins which through the years
have silently decayed;
The ancient glory of the isle which through
the mass is traced
All print their spiendors on my soul; nor
can they be effaced.
The light which falls along the shore ana
floods the shimmering sea
Shall ever, to my thoughts. unfold thy
haunts of memory;
Nor shall thy magic charms sweet isle
this dreaming soul forsake,
Till, on the seashore OF the years, MES
tide shall cease to break!
L. l.. KNIGHT.
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What n Man would Do.

w nat would man do, l wonder. ii trrgs
went SO irretrievably wrong with him as
lhey 90 with some of Us women? why,
take TO drink, of course. That is :. sovereign
consolation. am told for many ill'. \ wo-
man has no equivalent for whisky. She
must needs clinch her hands and set her
teeth and bear her lot. And you tell us a
man in the stronger!
1 tell you, my dear, / know u dozen y o.
men who could discount any soldier that
ever fought in the Crinean wars for down
right heroism and pluck. Where 90 YOU
hnd a man who is willing to wear shabby
clothes and old boots and a Seedy at hat
his boys may go fine as iddles? tcre do
You find n man who will get up cod morn
inSs and make the fire, tramp 10 work
through snow. pick his way through food
ing rain, weather northeast plasts and so
hungry and cold, that he may Keep the chil-
dren together which a bad and hayward
mother has deserted? First thing a man
would do In such a case would I've to beard
the children out with convenient relatives
while he looked around for a divorce and
another wife!
How long would man brace up under
the servant question? How long would he
endure the insolence and the filings Of cluel
and covert enemies because the children
needed all he could give them, and only along
the thorny road of continual harassment
and trial might he attain the earnings need
ed to render them happy and comfortable?
If n man is insuted he settles the insult
with a blow straight from the shoulder
and that is the end of il; he would never
be able TO endure, some women do, a
neVer-ending round Of persecution that
would Whiten the hairs on q spalSkin Jacket
MARTHA l.. HOLDEN.
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The above headed an excellent article
l read recently. An Englishman criticises
the way American women hold themselves.
He said in walking an American woman
gave the impression OF pushing aer stom-
ach before her. If any one Will take a stand
On some public street and notice the way
women walk, they Will understand this
criticism. Most women are hollow in the
back and their dress should be cut shorter
behind than b fore. There are very few
dressmakers who understand cutting 4 skirt
properly and the dipping OF a skirt often
gives the woman an appearance CT having
a bad figure. Then, again, it is the way
a woman holds hers-l II. or how she stands.
a writer on this subject tells US:
1T is a great deal easier when you get
used 10 II TO stand in the way that nature
intended than to stand with your W light
resting on your heels, your backbone bent
all out of shape and your chin stuck out at
an angle of 50 degrees. That is n great TART
of the battle, to keep your chin back. That
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It Might Have been.

A withercd leaf. silkcn thread,
some grasses frail and sere.
are lying dCs1la;e and dead
uu Loves fantastic bier.
But vet a ceascless song they sing
Or cruel, hopeless pain;
For in the sweetest thought they bring,
hear the sad sefraln:
1T might have been!'
A glove that dropped FROM fingers fair,
A rims with rubies set,
a lit,ic tress Of golden hair
With tears Of sorrow wet.
Tier heart was Light. 50 mine alone
Hath learned u love ana grieve;
And 50. through Hfe's duh monotone.
The golden tress doth weave
1t might have beenI'
Tho boat lies idly NJ my feet.
The sky is blue above.
The sUnlit waves make music sweet.
And al Is far but Love.
For in the cup that memory takes
/ taste a-llu the lees.
Ard one long. silent chord awakes
And whispers u the breeze
1t misht have been!'
The foudest love the heart has missed
May come again some day,
ThouEh eyes that went and lips we've kissed
Have coldly turned away;
But I'm the love ;hat lives apart
Through waste OF weary years,
voice will haunt the aching heart,
And murInUr I'm its tears
1T might have beenr-
Montreal Star.
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Russell Sage

The great fnancier, gives the follow
ing good advice to boys, which
parents might also read with profit:
Bows, 90 to school as long as YOU
can, and remember every hour spentin
stuivin vouryouth will bew0rth money
to YOU in after life. Read good books;
make yourself acquainted with history;
study the progress OF nations and the
careers of men who have made
nations great.
Study religion, science, Statecraft
and history. Learn to read
inteiligently. So thai YOU can turn TO
practical use in after life the reading
of your youth. Be sure vou begin
right. Do not waste time in reading
trashy books"
MIR. Sage further says:
1.-The boy who is wanted in the
business world Of today must be
educated. Ifhis parents cannot Afford to
give him college or high school
education he must learn to study
without the aid of a teacher, in the early
mornings before business begins, and
in the evenings after business hours.
1t can no longer he trutllfulIy said that
an education is out of any ones
reach"
This is the advice of a man who is
one of the most conspicuous business
successes of our time, and who has
amassei one Of the largest fortunes in
America. 1t cannot possibly be
charged that he is in the pay Of THE
ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, and vet
these words given as the conviction of
life OF unusual observation and
experience advises as strongly as words
can that YOU hasten to accept the offer
Of The Constitution, and secure this
greatest OF popular educators, The
Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Tire edition oftered BY The
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them?
Write for Particulars
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oyster patties; old men and women pick
rotten food out of garbage cans. Lap dogs
are driven through Central park TO take the
air; children die of overwork in filthy gar
rets Piety in the white house enjoying
the fruits of briDery-infidelity in the ten
ement house enduring the punishment OF
uprightness. These are the signs OF the
times in America today-signs that point to
calamities too dreadful to imagine, but
which nothing can avert"
No. and the accused nend who wrote all
that does not want it averted. He is feed
ing his readers on venom and malice
and hate because it pays. May the good
Lord deliver from all such citizens.
Such stuff as that ought not TO be allowed
to be printed in civilized country that We
are at peace with. But maybe it will scare
their paupers and Migrants so bad they
will quit coming. Maybe so.
BILL ARP.
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rebellious chin thrown forward brings your
whole body in an awkward position. Prac-
tice before your looking glass, stand in
your usual way and see where a. straight
line drawn from your head down would
come
1T ought TO go through the bah of the
foot Then the stomach will retire into
proper perspective. the chest viii come out
properly, and the back viii take car, Of it.
self. 1t will not take many trials to con-
vince YOU OF the advantag yes of this man
ner OF standing, and little observation Of
others will show You what you need"
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A REQUEST.

There comes request from an invalid
for reading matter-one whc has for twelve
years been almost all the time confined to
bed. We cannot realize now much good
we can do by sending to those who are
not able to take papers those we have
finished reading. lf any one has books or
papers Especially our Weekly that they
can spare they will be thankfully received
II sent to the address of Mrs. Dacia Del
linger, Harden, ". -.
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Gre at Spoons!

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fftsr Ia. rur they VIII c - onr family. sat We
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tat.v were acquainted ga tliis easth-
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