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The morning call., 1894-10-27
NEW YORh STOCKS.

Eonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
shares.
Money on call easy at ~: last loan, IL: closed at
IL. Prime mercantile paper. 234@S1aZ Sterling
exchange firm, with actual business in bankers
bills at S4 s7@4 s734 for demand and 81 S65s
04 s63l for sixty days. Posted rates. S4 S7laa4 SO
ana 81 SSI@64 So Commercial bills, "a IS 10
GA S5s1. Silver certificates 54c bid.
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Hank Clear;nps.

NEW YORK Oct. l9. - The following table,
compiled by Bradstreets, shows this total clear
ances at the principal cities ana the percentage OF
increase,or decrease as compared with the CORE
spending week last year:
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Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, oct. 26. - The spot market is
steady at As Sgd Cargoes are easy at 2as Sd for
off coast, 23s Cd tor prompt shipment and 23s Sd
for nearly due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cables gives the follow
ing Liverpool quotations for so. 2 Red Winter:
October. As 3sId; November. As 31sd: December
as 4iad: January. Is sd; February. As 51zo;
March, As 534d; May, <s7d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct 20. - Consols. lOlM: Silver
2s14d: french Rentes, l0lf 32hc. Bullion into
Bank OF England, 100000.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
GilNaRn LINE

New York to Iiv~ro ,oi, via Oueeasto wu.
from Pier 40. North isiver.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Lucania. Nov. 8, 9:00AH Lucania. Dec. L, = 80 AN
Etrurla, Nov.1o. 3 100 PM Etruria Dec. s. 80 PM
Campania. Nov IL AN Campania Det. 10, z AN
Umbria, Nov "a 3 :a0PM Umbria. D. e.2s. 2:U0PN
Cabin passage $50 and upward; second caDin,
$50, $40, $45 according to steamer and accom-
modarions.
Steeraae tickets 10 and from ali parts of europe
at very low rates. For freight aad passage apply
at company's once, !owling Green. New York
VERNON Fl. BROWN q Co., General Agents.
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application 70 WILLIAMS, DIMOND d CO.,
ThSaIuu Agents. SAN francisco.
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A curious feature of Japanese Journal
ism is that every important paper is said
to have "prison editor" Japanese jour
q lists are so constantly being fined and
sent to prison that the sole occupation Of
the Individual is to go to jail when called
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Fruit Bags $3.50, 57sc ana 6s4c for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain
Bags, 4@414c for June aud July delivery; Wool
Bags, 34@36c.
RICE-Chinese mixed, So 4O93 SO; No. l, So So
td3 so; extra No. l. 81 iOGD4 20; Hawaiian,
81 1904 S712; Louisiana, -; Japan, So 371a@
90; Rangoon, - p ct.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cnbe Crushed, Powdered
and fine Crushed all &c; Dry GraGulated 5Ssca
Confectioners' A. 5LAc: Magnolia A 4Isc; Extr:
c. 4s4c: Golden c, 412c: ID, 414c; half barrels
3se more than barrels. ana boxes. 1ac more.
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Pnrtlhnd,s Business.

PORTLAND. Or. Oct. 2b-Clearances. STA.
0SO; balances S22.35g.
wheat-valiey 7G@721sc; walla wala s2hA
d6SLac p ct
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MoRNINs SESSION


Bosrd-5O Marketst Railway, 10, 4O1s: 70 S
Water, 9712: $4,000 v ~ Bonds. 9434 $1,000
do. 945s.
Street-S3OO0 Omnibus Gable Bonds. 116
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-42 Contra Costa Water, S 10, 70: s 5SV
Water 9716.
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Familv ketail MarIzet.

Butter is considerably cheaper and is still going
down. Eggs are unchanged.
Hams cheaper. Other Meats unchanged.
Fish continues plentiful. Poultry is very abun-
dant and cheap but Game Is scarce and dear.
Fruits and Vegetables show no note worthy
Change
Following is The CALLS regular weekly retail
IIsr,
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International Navigation Co.'s Lines

q M Z KHAN LIN 6s
NEW YORK AND SOUTHAMPTON E<ER
IN Shortest and most convenient route &zsS1@Z
to London. Close connection at Southampt pton for
Havre and Paris First cabin, $50 and upwardi
second cabin. $S5 and upward: steerage $lO.
Cape Town. South Africa, $50
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL or QUEENS
TOWN, second cabin, $25 and upward; Steerage,
$40.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Desirable route for Belgium, France, Germany,
Switzerland and Italy. First cabin, $50 and up
ward; second cabin, $685. Steerage at very low
rates.
For freight and passage apply to InternationaI
Nayigatton Co., G. ID. FAHN ESTOCk, General
Agent Pacific Coast. 500 Market St., Grand Hotel
building oe23 Lf
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STEAMER. prsr1sArIos SAILS
sHIpplNG INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

FRIDAY. October g.
Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson. 48 hours from Re-
dondo; ballast, to l. White Lumb Der Co.
Stmr Arsgo. Reed, 45 hours from Coos Bay;
pass ana mdse, to q Co.
Stmr Alameda Morse, 25 days hours and
min from sydney. via Honolulu days 16 hours
and 81 min; pass aud mdse. to Snreckels d
Bros Co.
stmr Point Loma Conway. 10 hours fm Cosmop-
oils; pass and mdse TO Grays Harbor CONNER
ciaI Co.
San Diego and way ports: pass ana mdse. TO Good
all, Perkins q Co.
Whal stmr Karluk, Wing. l6 days from Fox ISL
and: g.. zoo pounds bone and s foxsklns, to Leon
Blum: 9 SKIS furs, to LieDes & Co.
Br bark Kepyon Sherris IS days from New
castle, NSW; i742 tons coal, to Meyer, Wilson d.
Co.
Schr Transit. Jorgensen, l9 days from Homo
lulu; rice and sugar to Williams DimoHd & Co.
Schr Laura Pike, Anderson, days from Eureka;
200 NJ Fl lumber, 20 George Sweet.
Schr Mary uhRe Kamselins, 8 days from Eu-
reka; 23U NJ shingles and lS6 NJ fl lumber. to w Z
Fraser, Sacramento.
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wbeat--OctoDer. 545se.
Flour-Steady.
hopS-Qulet.
Wool-Quieu.
Pigiron-Oull.
Tin-Easy: straits sl4 55@14 6b. plates dul
Sales ON Change to-day: 8 tons December,
$l4 20.
Spelter-Dull; domestic, s3 371stl3 40.
Lead-Quiet; brokers' quotation for bulllon,
50 90; exchange quotations for spots $3 l2Ia,
Copper Quiet; brokers' quotation, 50 IL; ex-
Change, SO 60.
Coffee-Options opened firm at TO 15 points ad-
met by Insufficient local sellers closed barely
steady at 10 to 20 points net advance. Sales.
$1,000 bags, including October SIS 46: Novem-
ber. Sl2 so: December $l1 9O@l2; January,
Sll 45@il 65: March, SIl SO. May. $40 COG l.
spot Coffee-Rio. steady; No. z. l5c; MIC,
quiet: Cordova, lSgl9c; sales. $50 bags. santos
nominal, spot at lie: 1000 bags Maracaibo and
1000 BAGS Nicaragua p Z.
santos-tirm: good average santos. llSo0O; re-
ceipts 6 600 bags: stock, 492.uOO bags.
Hamburg-SteaGy: prices I4DL2 pig, advance
Sales, IT, 0U0 bags.
Havre-Upened steady; 1Af advance; at IL NJ
steady, 14f advance; at p. ~ steady, 14t ad
vance; closed steady at s4f net advance TOTAL
sales, l6O0 bags.
Rfo-Firm; No. Rio, 1l$300; exchanEe
] l5-l6d Receipts 5oO0 bags; cleared for the
United States 70OU bags; cleared Tor Europe
COCO bags; stock, 1000 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yesterday
6655 bags: York stock to-day. l9S,612 bags
United States. 100000 bags: total visible toi
the United States, 464,195 bags, against 4z5'I IoS
bags last year.
Sugar-Raw dull; refined, dun.
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l00-foot level was extended Is feet: face shows
some lOw-Grade quartz Mort drift 2OO-foot
level was extended 10 feet, format alton porphyry.
hey are extracting some fair grade from the
stope on the first ledge east of the main shaft 90
foot level Also some good grade in stope from
no. z, 150-foot level
Assessments Pending.
Vomo Sc a
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CTEAMERS LEAVE ASP NWALL ga.
- fortnightly for the West 41eS and zzz5sszzz3sg
Southampton. calling en- route at Cherb0urg
France. and Plymouth, to land passengers:
Through bills of lading, IN connection with the
Pacific Mall s. S. Co.. issued for freight and treas
ure TO direct ports in England aud Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply
mouth Cherbourg southampton F1rSG-clasS
$l96: third-clas s97 SO. For further particu-
lars Apply to PARROTT & Co, Agents,
# 306 California ST
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tendency being toward lower values and specula-
tion at the close was dun ana steady, with prices
generally fraction below the closing fl ures OF
yesterday. few shares showed slight advance
on the day.
The bond market was firm throughout the early
part OF the day, but became easier near the close.
A feature of the dealings was the heavy trade In
Rock Island extended fves. the sales OF which
aggregated Sl42, ,UO0. One block OF S 90. 0u0 was
sold at $l021a. The purchasing movement In
the bond was due TO the fact that the company
has some S4,000,000 in its treasury. which pre-
cludes the idea OF further issue OF bonds The
total transactions for the day footed up 1885, ,O00
Governments bonds firm. State bonds du.l. Kali
road bonds easier. Petroleum easier; Pennsyl-
Tania oil sales, none; November option sales,
none; closed S3e bid. Lima oil sales. none
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE
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lmportations.

GRAYS HARBOR-Per Point Loma-l Dbl 2l7O
cs salmon, 800 NJ II lumber. ! cs mdse.
Aberdeeu-SS cs fresh FISH, 1874 bdls hides 1 ca
mdse.
Hcquiam-i plano and stool. Is empties bed
bx Spices IA bdis shooks
Sou h Bend-429 cs salmon, 20 bbls extract 3S
empty packages.
coos bAY-Per Arago-160 SKIS potatoes tubs
! bbl IS bXs butter. lSl hxS annIas nj nndSa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-27

sion, the navy WAS reOrRanized and Gen
eral Won Caprivi was appointed to the
command OF the Tenth Army corps, the
command OF the imperial feet being
vested I'm Admiral Won der GoltZ Dur
ing naneuvers I'm tho autumn Of 1859, the
emperor had u good opportunity TO study
the character Of Won Csprivi, and later hc
was ssked 10 accept the chancellorship
He was not anxious 20 accept the position,
but his scrnples and self-distrust wer0
finally overcome, and he resumed the Of
fec which he has now resigned.
During his term OF office he hiss had sew
ersl severe contests with the rcichstag, In
all OF which he has come out victorious.
Among iln u.ee. ...'lst.....v,.....s noru,SSIes
were Tine fights 10 secure an increase Of the
army and the adopti9A of commercial
treaties He was forced 20 make conces-
sions on both measures, but she bills were
finally psssed to the satisfaction Of shc
government Il bei-g generally believed
that Count Won CaPrivi had asked for
more than he knew woald be granted To
him in order to make the concessions that
were sure Co br demanded
His fight for commercial treaty with
Russia brought upon himself fierce on
slauxht, and reaulted in the formation ri
what is kRows as the agssrian party. The
adoption OF the treaty was opposed BY
every known political method. but in tho
end Count Won Caprivl had the sstisfac-
tion OF seeing the convention adopt it.
His hghs 30 prevent the views Of ex-
tremists in regard 60 the proper measure
10 be adeptod against socialists and social
ism prevailing in ~ too recent date to
need extended mention. Hc insisted upon
the adoption OF u moderate policy, and II
Is said that the emperor agreed with him.
Count Zu Eulenherg Is reported 10 have
strsnuousiy opposed anything but radical
measures. and several bIncs 10 has been
reported thst the difference OF opinion be.
twscs hims-f and the chancellor would
lead TO the resignation Of one or both. liz
Is Surmised thst this is che question which
has at last he'd to the resianation Of both
Speculation Is already rife ns to Count
v0n Caprivi's possible successor. DR.
Mfauel, General Bfonsart Won Scbelin-
dorf, minister Of war, and General Count
Won Waldersec are spoken Of, BUT hope or
fear is chiefly father Of the thought
Until something more definite is known
of the causes OF the crisis, there can be nc
solution.
The Tsgeblstt declares that the astonish
ment caused by the designations is equally
rrcat among the friends and the foes OF
tho ex-chanccllor and tho ex-Prussian
premier.
The newspapers here are only able to
give conflicting conjeotures as TO the real
cause OF the crisis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-27
TELEGRAPHC RREvITIEs.

Prime Minister Nico lsievics Of Belgrade
has resigned
The wsltham Mass Gas company IL ia
have new plant
New York imports of dry goods for the
week were 81 sos, f36
David Crowell & Son OF Beverly, Mass,
made an assignment.
Anarchists are plotting to blow up the
French chamber at Paris.
The Opposition party in the state OF
Pernamhuco have deposod the governor.
The primary schools at williamstown.
Mass, are closed on account of diphthcria
samuel r. Dslana. n prominent citizen
OF Woburn, Mass, died at Saco, Ne, ei
dropsy.
Rev. J. sherman Cove has resigned the
pastorstc Of the Congregational church at
Salem, n H.
George Bovntnn. agrd 63 died at Hamp.
ton, y. H, from the cR to of fall, which
broke hi. back
Mrs. Langtry sailed today from South.
ampton for Now York ON board the Amori.
can line steamer Paris
Rev. Fred + Currler was ordained and
Installed rs minister Of the First Uaiv,s
salist church, NOoisville, y a.
Is eel-Afafin- today the
landing OF the Good IA. y Welcome on
the shores ofthe Delaware, Oct 81. 1899
The Methodist bishops' convention at
Middietown, Conn. decided nor Go elect "a
general missionary schctary during TIN
present coniercuce
The Congregational soSety Mt Barre.
We, has extended a call @ Rev. James l..
Hill, u. ID, of salem, Mass, to become its
sstor ~ a salary " slsyu
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EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. Wcst'nIaster -, forner Dyer.
This old established house whoicsaies ana retails
ICE at fair prices. and by prompt afcntsn to bus-
ness and the employ sent uf good msi in their
several depsrlmefts ninrit q Continuanos 0i the
pstFsaaze 90 lons enJo,sA
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They RESIGN.
1on Caprivi and Zu Gutenberg
Leave the Cabinet.
Gould MOI Agree on Matters Concern
ing Repression OF Socialism.

BERLIN, Ocs. az. - Chancellor Won Ca
|pnivi and Count Botho Zu Eulenberg,
|Rresident of the Prussian council Of
|ministers, have resigned. 1t is known
shat for some tioe past there has
been considerable tension between the
chancellor and Count zu Gutenberg, ow-
|1ng 10 the formers views in regard to the
measures TO be submittcd TO the Reich
stag for the repression OF socialism. The
is in favor OF pursuing mod
|erate policy, whtle Count Zu Eulcnbsrg
believed in the adoption OF radical meas
|urcs TO obtain the end sought.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-27
Temperance womsn Elect omcer.

SKowHEGAS, Ne, Oct :7.-Thc Main,
Non Partisan Woman Christian Temper
ancs union yesterday closed a successful
convention The following oAlocrs werC
elected: President, Mrs. A. G. Paul, For
Fsirscld; vice president, Mrs. A. 4. A
Cushman, Auburn; general secretary
Mrs. A. l.. Mchecn, Belfast; reeordine
secretary, Mrs. q. p. Porter, Oldtown
treasurer, Mrs. g. II. DEMO, Bangor;
assistant recording secretary, Mrs. r. II
Beal Augusta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-27
HAVE YOU TRIED 1T?

DH WILSON'S CArARRa REMEDY Is q safe posi-
tive. ard purely vegetable rcmeiy for Cstarrh
Price 200. bottle. soia by ali Drsgsisu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-27
Dr. Hudon Ia Alive.

MANcHEsTER, ~ H., Oct 27.-The DIR
Hudon whose name WAS mentioned I'm
bottle washed ashore at Old Orchard, Me.
as having been lost at sea while fishing, |,
in this city. He left Biddeford, Ne. Oct
2. Tbs bottle story sdatcd Oct. 8. Hudor
claims he does not know anything regard
ing rhe bottle affair, and thinks it mus
have been hoax
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-27
A Cautious Postmaster.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct sT.--The postofficc
and general store at East Deeriag was en-.
tered by boring holes about the lock of xs
door. The burglar ceuld not And any
postage stamps or reney, as the post.
master takes all the government property
home with him every night Some cigars
and email articles were carried away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-27
Letters ONLY Can he Sealed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Postmaster Gen.
eral Bliss. / has issued an order stating
that sealed packages, other than letters In
their usual and ordinary form. are not al.
lowed 30 be dispatched from the United
States to Canada, even though postage Is
prepaid at tho full latter rate. This is to
prevent form of smuggling of small ar.
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yTED-MIsCELL1NEO US.
SITUATIONS wANrED war.

- -ITUATION WANTEp-POslt1ON IN NEWS.
- paper snce by young man % experience
haVc been associate editor OF local weekly. Ad-
dress. Box 20, X ckville. Rhcde Island
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-03-10
WHY MIKE BURNED THE BOOK.
a HIght-Watchma who Had tho Inter.
csts of His Firm Really Mt Heart.

The secretary Of the Eastern Rubber
Company, ut Trenton. n. j., lost n lot
Textbook containing copies of q months
important correspondence few weeks
ago. The whole office force was
turned ont TO hunt for ii, but it had
disappeared AS eHfectually as though
swallowed up in The earth. After
closing hours the other evening the
secretary. the general manager and a
couple of clerks sat in the office dis.
cussing the loss and trying to account
for it. Mike, the new Waterman, came
IN to sweep and dust.
Mike, have you ever seen ANYTHING
Of letter-book No. 81" asked the man,
ager.
NO. Sir" said Mike.
We'll, have you seen a book lils.
this?"-taking another lettcr-boo from
the safe.
"Yes, sir; | seen one like that one
night. 1t was in the waste basket"
Where is it now2"
Sure, / burned it,"
If ever n walchman received n lect
ure for stupidity. Mike got it then.
The secretary became hotter and hot
ter every minute rs he talked. 81
suppose you'd burn up the cash-book
If you ever found it outside the safe!"
he shouted, finally.
NO, sir; | would not" returned
Mike, gently. What would / do that
for, when there's nothing but figures
in it that don't mean anythin' but to
the man that wrote 'em. wasn't 60.
IN to burn this book at first, because
l wanted to keep the nice papers to
put tobacco in. But when | thought.
well, perhaps some one will get a-hold
OF 1T and read somethin' that was none
OF their d business, / Just burned
1t to make sure. You'd do the same,
SIT, now. wonldn't you?'
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a Slight Misunderstanding.

In the local columns last week, sny,
the Kansas City Times, was told how
n pretty boy IF 2 l-2 years, while a
play in the yard of his parents hon.
on Thirteenth street. had been takel
away By u strange woman ut 9 O'Clock
one morning and suddenly returned
at 2 the same afternoon. OF COURSE
the mother became nearly distracted
believing that the child had been kid
napcd. and it is a question if she has
even yet recovered sufficiently to rel
ISL n little incident in connection Will
the affair.
The child had been gone perlap,
two hours and the whole neighborhood
was aroused. The mother was walk
ing no and down the porch wringins
her hands. her face white with desnair
Suddenly down the middle of Thir
teenth street dashed a man. He was
in his shirt sleeves. He carried hi:
hat in his hand. and his homcly, rug
ged face showed that he was on a mis-
sion of some kind. He gallopcd alon.
at n good, fast pace. Tie woman SAY
him as he approached and ran into
the yard. certain that lie brought new.
of the missing child.
"Here Iam!' she screamed. "Hert
l ami"
well, what if yer are2n was his un
feeling response us he pulled up short
aud eyed her.
Sim The woman she .aarfully CRIED
out between gasps. .'This is Thir
%teenth street! I'm The woman lhaA':
Sost the child!"
"Oh. - Thirteenth strce!!p SAN
out the man. - nnluckv nnmbel
anyway. Pm looking for that -
maze Of mine that's run away will 4
load OF can,;suupcs.n
And with his hat sill swinging Il
bis hand he satlopel ON.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-03-10

with cotton,
"ISve seen him trot in e.a5,r he whis.
pered. u held the watch mysclf.n
"That doesn't give him much of q
show with Fender" | objected.
Hiram winked.
That's all right" said he. "Slyboy
wins. I've got that all fixed. The
time will be under 2:1s, but we shan't
give it out except on the dead quiet
"You mean hat this is a cold deal?'
Exactly"
Being entirely ignorant of turf mat.
ters, l accepted this scheme as original
and thought much the better of Hiram
on account of it. had always known
him for a good business man. but l had
thought his methods q little too con,
sentative to command success in New
York. However, he seemed to be
developing.
While these thoughts were running
through my brain, Hiram was expatiat.
ing o the merits of Slyboy. He traced
the animals pedigree back through .
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-03-10
~FlVsNFAlThEul MARES.
Romantic Origin nj tho Nobtest Strain OF
Arabian Hood.

The origin of the best strain of Ara,
biau, blood has heen related by some
roElancer. and is thus rccountcd by
Colonel L. A. Dodge in Harpe,'s Week
ly:
While Mohammed was lighting his
way to greatness he was once COM
PEELED to lead his corps of 20, 009 caval-
ry for three days without a drop of
water. AT last, from q hilltop, they
deserted the silver streak of u distant
river. Mohammed ordered his trum-
peter TO blow the call to dismount and
loose the horses. The poor brutes,
starving fcr water, at once sprang in
to a mad gallop toward the longcd-for
goal. No sooner loosened than came
the alarm'-false, as it happened-of n
sudden ambush. "To horse!" was
blown, and repeated by a hundred.
bugles. But the demand was too
great; the parched throats were not to,
be refused; the stampede grew wilder
and wilder as 2o.o0o steeds pushed
desperately for the river banks. +
OF all the frantic crowd but five
mares responded to the call. 10 these
duty was higher than suffering. They
turned in their tracks. came bravely
back, pleading in their eyes and am
guish in their sunken Hanks, and stood
before the prophet. Love for their
master aud a sense of obedience had
conquered their distress, but their
~blood-shot eyes told of a fearful tor
ment-the more pathetic for their
dumbness. The danger was over; the
faithful mares were at once released;
but Mohammed selected these five for
aiis w use; and they were the dams
OF one OF the great races of the desert.
From them have sprung tho best of
Arabian slccds. 1t an, however,
scarcely be claimed that the average
horse of the Orient comes up to this
ideal. He must have been bred from
The 10, 995.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-03-10
KNOWLEDGE

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ter than others and enjoy life more, with
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the'needs of physical being, will attest
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Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
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package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
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