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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-19

The ship Mowhan is loading lumber at
Fort Blakeiey FOR Australia
While the steamer Mulsnomah is UNDER
going repairs the City Of Aberdeen Is tax
ing her place.
The steamer chTkat, Capt. McAlIep.
arrived in port yesterday afternoon from
Alaska, bur only stopped for = few min
utes, when she left for Tacoma She will
be back this morning, when she will coal
up preparatory to going on her next Rip
north.
Alki point Sunday evening 10 bring back
an excursion. broke down when near Da-
vanish head and the steamer Greyhound
bad 10 TOW her back to tbs city. Repairs
were made and she started on her regular
trip yesterday morning only TO break
down again when opposite Five-mile
point She was again repaired and went
out on her afternoon trip.
The steamer Delta, Capt. Troutman, will
again be on her old ronte between Seattle
and Hood canal, making her first run next
Thursday morning. She has been length
ened out sixteen feet and has had a new
house built on her upper deck. which will
give her additional stateroom accommo-
datIon and q nice, roomy ladies' cabin.
She has been thoroughly renovated, both
in her deck department and engineers de-
partment, and for all purposes Is brand
new boat. She made = trial trip Friday
and made quite easy twelve miles an hour.
On Saturday she took party OF excur-
sionists TO Hood canal and returned Sun
day evening. Capt. TrOutman is well
pleased with his steamer
The steamer Queen returned from Ia
coma late Sunday evening. where she had
gone after landing at Seattle on her trip
in for Alaska. Capt. Carol reports quite
good times in Alaska, and seems TO think
the mining outlook promising. The fol-
lowing passengers came down on the
steamer: J. l.. Reese. Miss Pearl Blanche.
j. X. Pearl and wife, l. NJ. Palmer, Miss
n. l.. Phelan, L. Palmer, A. Pustinsky. A.
II. Nichols, Bishop Nichols. i. J. McVoy.
Miss J. l.. Milne, Miss /. p. Morley. Miss
NJ. M. Morley, NJ. L. Morley, z. Lyman,
ID. s. G. Leonhardt, j. G. Fitzpatrick and
wife, Mrs. II. III. Fitzpatrick, Miss A. +.
Billings. p. Bruce, +. b. Burwel. Miss Il.
J. Banks, G. A. Cook. Miss A. III. Capron,
Mrs. 5. Is. Capron, Mrs. ]. Dunno, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Dow. Edward Dow. Wallace
Dow, Miss Lillian Dow, Mrs. G. c. Freden-
stein, s. r. Hutchinson, DIR. j. Harries and
wife, Mrs. t. f. Healey, III. Huddleson,
Mrs. Hoadley, 3. Ives, ID. III. Judson and
wife, Miss C. G. Sears, S. +. Smith, Miss
J. c.. Saunders. Miss f. III. Saunders, A.
NJ. Scott, b. NJ. Smith, f. O. Sylvester,
Hon. Edwin Smith and wife, Miss Small,
T.. K. Struper, Mrs. i. o. Smith, J. Sawyer.
Mrs. A. w. Tufts, Mrs. Caroline Talcott
w. p Thayer, Thomas +. Turner, w. n.
Walker Miss Bertha White ID. W. Walker,
George s. Walker, Miss III. II. White, Miss
r. +. White. Z. c. White and wife, A NJ
White. III. Talcott.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

san FRAgcfsco. June is.--The vegetable
market was dull today. The receipts in
s:sae 50 boxes rhubarb, 80 sacks peas. 100
boxes tomatoes, i.4i5 boxes asparagus. 81
bozss squash and 1876 sacks beans. Prices
nsxeak and unchanged.
Tmdemand for fresh fruits is moderate.
Thsneeipts were. 3.706 boxes of cherries.
Sfdssts straw berries. 10 ehests currants.
tgboxes peaches. 10 boxes apricots, 6
lo1ss plums, o boxes figs, 135 chests black.
berries and 170 chests of raspberries. Black
rhefriss did better. Royal Annes are dull.
There are no changes to report in butter.
swgs or cheese. All markets are well sup
pied. Prices steady.
The movement in poultry Is fairly active
shd prices were steady this morning.
nREaDsTuFTs AND oRaIss.
Fiour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras, So. 406350 per barrel !;
bakers extras, 81 S0@S.4o; superfne, 81 50
e2 IS per barrel.
wheat-There was O better tone to the
situation this morning owing TO reported
improvement 1t English centers. Many
cool and close watchers of affairs think
that the market is going TO do better in
tne near future. No. i shipping is quot
abe at s2ss@s5c per GENITAL; eo@9il.c for
more choice product; milling grades keep
steady at socesSis05 per GENITAL.
baFley-Ihe market strengthened a
little this morning and some few sales
were made az slightly better prices. We
quote. Feed, s7is@9Oc per GENITAL for fair
% rood. and al@92tsc for choice; brewing,
slW1loo per GENITAL
oats-No change in quotations. Receipts
srn light but the market does not lark for
ssapples We quote: Milling. 81. 20Gtl 80:
surprise. N.Soef.40: fancy feed, sl.2Tis
@lSl: good 20 choice. Sl.l59l %; poor TO
lair, sL0otai.I0.
PRODUCE receipts--Flour. sacks, 1895;
saeah csntals, 1855; barley. centais, |. 100;
eats. centais, 100. corn, sacks, S.27l; rye.
saeks % beans, sacks, ~; potatoes,
sacks, M.
fINANcfAI.
psaits-on sight. New York. per 800.
las premium. Sterling biils--on London,
e1aay bank. s4ssts.
s..ver bars--Per ounce. 62s4s62'sc.
Mexican dollars-5iG5ilsc.
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9ss- The higher range of v.lues induced
sales 10 realize profits, and q reaction OF,
IL TOOK place. of which * had been re-
covered az the close, making gain of Il
on the day. the preferred recording sim
liar movement The UNEXPECTEDLY heavy
decrease IN the earnings Of St Paul for the
second week of June led TO an attack upon
the stock, which fell of X, only to make q
complete recovery under supporting
orders. the'closing being within X Of the
best figures OF the day. Burlington
Il Quincy, after an early decline Of x. rose
= and reacted - Rock Island shows an
advance OF = and Northwestern stands
unchanged. Union Pacific Was weak in
the early dealings and receded per cent
On the report that Attorney General Olnsy
had decided 20 commence proceedings 10
secure the government debt On the de-
Mai OF the rumor from Washington City q
recovery of a was made.
Tie bond market was firm In the morn
ing. bit became unsettled during the after
noon and closed irregular.
Governments bonds-Firn.
State boncs--fnactive.
Petroleum--S:eady; Pennsylvania oil
sales. none; closed at ssz<c bid. Lima oil
sales, none.
GOLD.
Tomorrow s.. 600 90 in gold VIII 20 out
on steamers for Europe. OF this amount
90 comes from she sub-treasury.
FIEkNCTAL-
Money-On call easy at per cent last
loan. per cent; closed AZ 1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 2s<@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange, dull bat firm. with
actual business In bankers bills at 81 s3s<
for demand. and s4s7z for sixty days.
Posted rates. S4.sS11gL90. Commerclal
bills. s4.S64.
Silver certificates. 6l165c.
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NINlNa STOCKS.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
rHE sTocK ExcnANaE.

AHA NkNt EXCHANGE
sts NoRK. June iS-It was announced
~ seek that the Atchison reorganization
= would be perfected today and full de-
made public The committee were
sou rsson this afternoon. but did not
- aanA conclusion. and deferred the
,s.ssa'loh Of Tie scheme of reorganiEA-
a - sntl tomorrow. Ii Is understood
-. - ne foreign committee is Ia harmony
- We New York committee ana all I'M
49, 49, are taken care Of in the plan which
aseady been foreshAdowed In this re-
- - The street is xiousiy awaiting
- - publication OF the plan in view Of tae
-. aaat there are other reorganiEations
pendtag. for which the Atchison
s,ss might serve as an example 10 be
s.'-ssea II some particulars. There was an
,esied tone 10 the speculation on
As operators were waiting for
A-A.e'aiag To turn up. Nearly half the
a-s]ss was in the iHaastrials, the
seuve shares in the rail-
eslng s.. Paul and Burlins-
4 Tie engagement Of seN0, zoo
-. !. sosa Tor shipments 70 Europe by tomor-
-. steamer had no effect on the market.
sosa being sent merely by reason Of ths
/, 10y O bankers and sterling bills. and
-. -se' aei easnse The views OF the leading
~ 800 - = 40 believe July will see the end
Sead export movement The arba-
-. Aeases we're not in the markef 70 any
-. seaAose extent. and the tone ~ Amer
! sNoaFissss 81 the London stock en-
vas not encouraging. Chicago
ss'.sf Of So Paul. snd the bull clique
60 eayer Of Chicago Gas. Sugar
- ~ a. advance o. .. aud under
ssAss buying rose an additional -, -
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CHICAGO aARKErs.
THE BOARD OF TRADE.


CHICAGO, June ls-Market ruled de-
cidedly active. The better tone was due
in addition to the foreign crop reports to'a
decrease on ocean passage and larger re-
duction in the visible supply than ex-
pected. There we're good buying orders
on hand at the opening, some for foreign
account, both for cash and futures. and
general shorts" which had anticipated
still further break today were induced to
cover. A press cable reporting the crops
in Austria and Upper Hungary damaged
By frosts and SHOWS and private dispatches
quoting Berlin aud Antwerp closing
strong on bad weather. created an active
demand. Another Berlin cable reported
the market excited on bad weather. The
decrease in passage. according TO Berbohns,
was 2, l2s. 600 bushels. The visible supply
decreased i.i60 600 A feature was the
spread between July and September to
2Jxc early, and later narrowed TO i7sc un-
der the active demand for the former.
The market opened &c higher. and after
advancing 3ise rescted sc. closing frm.
The elevator people were large buyers.
Corn-ActiYe and stronger with lao
range. July closed &c higher. Covering
bv shorts and the strength in wheat were
the factors.
Oats we're firm with wheat The range
for July was &c.
Provisions we're very dull. but firm in con-
neetion with wheat. Compared with Sat
urday September pork is Sc higher, Sep
tember lard is 2Jle higher and September
ribs Sc.
Closing: Wheat-Lowsr; cash, 69ssc;
July, 56isc.
Corn-Lower; cash. are; July, 4l1S3
4lssc.
oats-Firm; cash. 44,zc; July. soc.
kye-Stesdy, 491ac.
Rarley--Nominai.
Flax seed--Firm: l.Sa.
Tlmothy-Firm $42a
Pork--steady; July. $l24Tis.
LArd-Steady; July. So -
1--WE STOCK.
CattIe-Receipts. 1900 head: Market,
fair demand and tribe higher; prime 10
extra native steers. $3.50; medium.
81 ass94 5o; others, S3.5o9535S; Texans, -.
stSS0
Hogs-Rsceipts, $500 head; market
active at Zoe higher: all sold; rough and
heavy. saSa&45o: packers and mixed.
81 TSt1ASo. prime heavy and butcher ;
weights, $490Ss3; assorted light, 81 500
As
sheep and iambs-Rsoeipts, 4.eoo head.
Market. a tribe higher: top sheep. SS.oeA@
g -. ton lambs, $A2StsAa
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Arrived-str Queen. from southeast
Alaska for Puget sound points. Sailed
str Cmasiila for San Francisco.
British ship Movhan VIII shift from
Port Biakely 70 Port Gamble 70 finish
loading cargo.
SAv FRsxcIsco, June Is-Arrived-Str
Ai-ki, Seattle; San Jose, Panama; Crown
OF England. Nanaino: Kewennav. Ia
Clesred-Str WaIla Waila, Victoria and
Port Townsend; Wilma. Nanaimo. De-
parted-str Columbia, Astoria; Colina,
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TokEIaN MARAKrs.

I.oSpoS, June iS-Consols. ioiad- Bar
silver. SAD. Bullion paid into Bank OF
England, s7S.Oa Bank Of England dis
count rate. PER cent
Nxw YoRK. June is-The Evening Post 8
london cahlegraga says: The stock mar
kets wsre dull today. The Ascot races
viii begin tomorrow and VIII monopoaiEe
attention for the rest OF the week. Amer
leans we're fat particularly Uafon RACINE
The close As fraction better. The Lon
den committee OF Atehison bonchososss
met today. but nothing was given oat
about their business. It - believed II only
considered minor details. The stock Ex-
change will probably be closed SATURDAY
ENaIIsH ssATS NAEKrr
IfyEsrcGt. gune iS--Whess--Fisrns de-
rlaad moderate: holders offer moderated y.
NJ. 1. California. Is i0si: red Wsstern wtn-
teF, IS oaSt4s "a.
Cora-sseaiy; demand moderate; new
mixed spot. 5s Sad
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Today was steamer day, and West street
IA prctty veil blockaded for . few hours
al fruit and vegetables. The sales were
nod. however, and before very long an
opening was made.
large assortment of new goods was
brought in this trip. some Of which are on
the market for the first time this year.
Some very fine piums were received and
,old we'll at T5c@sl per box
Peaches went equally as well, being
quoted at 81 per box.
New California apples are now on the
market, being received In good condition.
aud selling at 81. T5g2 per box.
Apricots are quoted today at 75c@$i per
box, being somewhat lower than they
were last week.
Cherries are in good demand at 75c@si
per box.
Quite a large quantity of pineapples
were received, the common selling at 81
and the sugar loaf at $3.50 per dozen.
Pears are quoted at 75c per box. Seed
ling oranges are In fair demand at s225 a
per box. Lemons are holding steady a.
s3td375.
Strawberries are selling today at $50 per
case Dealers say the price is lower than
II would be, only that none can be shipped
East on account of the roads.
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TUMP0w TIE Cgfc KT-sKArT1kKwwRKrz
81 Earrn I've rsEaa trips Allv sxrapt Suaisy.
TIM CAAn-L1age SsMtEAe $50 ~ ard zss5
q a. &Alsy e1eNps saaasy leave Fwegesf
9G IS - ant 3sl5 , IA daily szcept sunday.
NsAaextssEa-- g ss.tEls n stessaaf Flyer f8F
T&HemA Al ETeretz wfth sf@a1zsz stkata fss
szsa&E2tsa iAE1iags~Fses q MA1Aso1 street,
ss4tf2ss seas assit2 2gsa&ss Everett
fARA-ssassls 20 ExsEsts 73es rauna tSf2. o. IS
: ssfk. Managing ossss.
kcsetsve NsreA %. 1854
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Read what your dentist has TO
say about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'S CARLO
LIKED TOOTH POWDER and find
that il contains nothing that can in
the slightest degree injurs the teeth
or gum. 1t has ia its composition
snficient antisepsic properties TO
.weeten the breath and make the
rum heaithfuI and firm. Its daily
\ n.a will help to prevent the forma-
ton Of tartar and the accumulation
/ OF parasitscal animaicais so mia
L riols To teeth aud gun-
w r. GlDDIN0S. ID. ID. 8.
GEO. w. BRAGDOS, d. ID. 3.
GEO. FAULKNER. d. ID. s.
r. q. ALBfS. ID. ID. :.
Il I. NJ. LESsEf. ID. ID. 3.
Il "A V. DEsPORTES. ID. %. O.
ALBERT ]. FORREST.
c. r. BROWN. d. u. q.
GEO. T. MILLER
Jos. M0UDY.
". :. 9. coYNE. l. D. 8. and N.
F. z. d. :.
g. @. GRIFFIN.
J. VI. FOX
j. ". PUTNAM.
j. y. PRAIHkR
IuBrSa TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion
Good Digestion makes Content
/ meat NJ
| living
\ rs CENTS A BOTTLE.
| Stewart L Holmes Drug Co
Wholesale Agents.
sslffIx EILIA FILA ilfSEk
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Trade AND SHIPPING.

rs pxYAKTxEST % AsRfcULTvEx.,
NEATHEK bcREAu.
PORTLAND. Or. June Is i39t)
- sor Tuesday: Pair: slightly warmer.
ye PAGUE, l. r. o.
~r rrsrxs pErAxrxEsr or ASHcELrCEx
t@xxrHxE EUEEAr-DArLY sULLKTfs-
SEATTLE. WASH. Jure Is. lss&
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DAILY TIME CARD
SEATTLE, TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE.
STEAMER MULTNoMAH.
LEAVING ARRIVING
Olympia at.... $50 m Tacoma at. -. 80 m
Tacoma at. 10 go II seattle at. .I2:00 m
Seattle at...... 100 p N Tacoma at 80. 500 IN
Tacoma al. 49, $50 miolympia att. ESQ p m
Connecting with boats for Kamilchfs and shss-
ton City Dock, foot of Main street
FARE TO TACOMA, 80 CENTS
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Manager.
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UooD CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER RArNrEHl

Rebuilt and -sfarnishad leaves Msrchsn,x s.es
Monday "Wednesday AnA Friday ~ 7 m -.
kIagsson. Fort Gamble. Bangor saasecx rsss
waup. Duvztto. HcocspoFt union Ctr aua ta,.-.
ne1iais points. arriving in Unisn Cffy st y "a
Leaves Cnioa Ci.y . m Tuesday fhursaar
and saturday, arriving In Seattle a. n m
u 4 LIBBY. Master.
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DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle rs follows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
soria, al s q m. passengers received on board st
IA M June 2, 7. II, II, 2, q.
Fer Alaska, June !, Il. y, IL
From San Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
Bound ports. at q m, June 4, Q. IA. 10, "A, -
Tickets may be Obtained at the ONCE OF the
company. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GoODALL, PERKINS Il CO.,
General Agents, San Francisco
J. II JOHNSON. r. s. supL. seattle.
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Ely ON THE FLYER

Ely ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily. except Sunday,
In one hour and twenty ave minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily trips. seattieTacomA route. - fol-
Iowa;
TAKING EFFECT
TUESDAY. NAY L
TIME CARD
Leave sestte-T:i5, Ills a. m. 2:4s sis d m
Leave Tacoma-s:S0 g. IN, / 90 4:3O. 500 D "a.
Sunday
Leave ssattie-7:9 90 n M. 1900. $500 D N.
Leave Tacoma-9:S3 O. m. 2 80, $50 u m
Landing at " r. wharf Tacoma and CONNER
cial deck foot OF Marion street Seattle
Sundays. excursion rates on steamer Fleeswsod
fare soc
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ALASKA
STEAMER CHILKAT.

]. W. MeAIlsp, Master, viii leave Seattle On the
SIN and 20th OF each month, making regular
trfp& Fare to Junsau. nrst-ciass, $50: second.
class, so. Fare to Juneau and return, nrs,-
GLASS. So. sscond-class.'sio.
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SHARES soIn.

The total sales of stocks today were Ill.,
i5s shares. including: American Sugar,
81 500: Burlington, $500; Chicago Gas.
IA 400; Missouri Pacific, Is, 300; ST. Paul,
1900; Union Pacific, 4. 400; U. s. Cordage.
l., 800; Western Union, 800.
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Mexican
Mustang
Lini1nent

for
Burns,
Caked & InfIamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflamniations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Gusts it i'm a Jiffy.
Rub i'm Vigorously.
Mustang Linimcnt conquers
Pain.
Makes FIan or Beast well
again.
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IroR L. s. DRY DOCK. SIDNEY. CHARLES
Il TON AND BREAEkT0S.
THK FssI kfEaxKE
lGEN CANDY
Leaves Harrfrg.on & smiths wharf two trips
daily except Friday. az 80 e. n. aud p
Leaves Brsmerton 2 = r. and $50 p ~.
leaves Charleston. e.ls a 20 sna 4.43 > m
Returning leaves slaney. s.s5 9 ~. aGd 5:i5
? II
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cKAarr RIVER ROUTE

CKAGIr RIVER RoUTE-sTEAMER HENRY
~ Bailey leaves Yssier Dock Monday. wednss-
Gay aad fritsy. on tide, calling at Edmonds,
Everett. stanwocd, Flofenes, Fir, skagit City,
Mount Vernon. Avon and way landipgs Return
Ing. leaves Mount Vernon for Seattle on alter
nate DAYS Note-Hsving been rentted through
out, the Henry Bailey offers superior sccommo-
cations to Tho travelling public. Meals and berths
20 cents. For rates apply to ofics, Yesler Dock
A. Il, LEBALLIsTER, Master
CloUGH-TRANsUE CO. Managers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-12-01

Nearly all of tho ancient nations called
li4hnuing by names signifying "cloud
five and the major portion Of them en-
ployed some symbol to represent the flash
OF the ''forked fury dartng from the
thuaderclouds. The early Chaldeans
symbolized it with trident, and the
Babylonians, learned in mystic lore, en-
plcyed human hand for the same pur-
pose. The bas-reliefs Of the towers of
Nimrud and Malthia, which are the work
Of the later and more refined Assyrian art
lists, show the trident doubled or trans
formed into what Is known as "trifid
fascicle" This triumph of the classic art
secured for the ancient Mesopotamian sym
Dol the advantage over all other represen-
tations Of the thunderbolt. The Greeks
represented the ''storm fire. with the feath-
ers of bird of prey. Later on, when they
had begun to incorpor te the Asiatic form
Of the symbol with their own, they put 1t
In the claws Of an eagle and made 1t the
scepter of Zeus Gaul received the symbol
from Italy, but soon altered 1t to the fa-
miliar two headed hammer SO common on
Gallo Roman monuments. The same sym
boil is seen on amulets found in Germany,
Scandinavia, England and France.-St.
Louis Republic.
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LOVE AS 4 LOVE.

"a yon great sun in HIS supreme condition
own,
30 does my love absorb each vain ambition.
Each outside purpose which my life has
Stars cannot shine 30 near that vast orb's
splendor.
They are content to feed his flames OF fire.
And 70 ny heart Is satisfied TO render
It's strcngth, its all, to meet thy strong de
sire.
As IA forest when dead leaves are falling
From all save some perennial green Tree,
90 one by one find all pleasures pallilg
That are not linked with or enjoyed by thee
end all the homage that the world ma proffer
l take AS perfumed oils or incense sweet
And think Of it one thing more to offer
And sacrifice to love at thy dear feet.
love myself because thou art my lover.
Ny name seems dear since uttered by thy
voice.
Yet, Argus eyed, watch and would discover
Each blcmish in the object OF your choice.
cold1y st in Judgment on each error,
To my souls gaze hold each fault Of me,
Until my soul is lost in abject terror,
Lest become inadequate to thee.
Like some swift rushing and yea seeking river,
Which gathers force the farther On it goes.
30 does the current Of my love forever
Find added strength and beauty as 1t flows.
The more give the more remains for giving,
The more receive, the more remains to win.
All, only in eternities Of living
Will life bc long enough to love thee in!
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-12-01
His Working Clothes.

Lord Peterborough once reproved n
bricklayer for coming to be sworn In his
usual habiliments. when you have to
appear before this court, 1t is your bound
en- duty to be clean and decent in your APP
pearance Upon my life, If it comes to
that said the bricklayer, I'm every bit
rs we'll dressed as your lordship." How
do you mean. sirs" exclaimed the chief
justice angrily. well, it's just this-you
come here in your working clothes, and
come in mine" 1t was very seldom, how
ever, that any body got the better of Lord
Peterborough. A witness. dressed in
fantastical manner and who had given dis
creditable evidence was asked In cross ex-
animation what he was. II employ my
SELF he said, las surgeon" But does
any one else, inquired the chief justice,
.'employ you as surgeonf''-Yankee
Rlade.