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POULTRY AND GAME.

POULTRY Although there is no Eastern here
at the moment, there is plenty Of local stock on
hand. The market Is dull and weak.
Live Turkeys. 11Gl2c for Gobbers. I06l lc for
Hens; Geese = pair 75cG$l: Ducks. Sc z5M3 SO
for old and 81 5O@5 for young; Hens So aOko
so; boosters. young. S6@17 so: do. old, S4014 rs:
Fry 81 5095 q doz; Broilers, SAGA 90 large
and 81 75@3 for small; Pigeons 81 26S9l 80 q
doz Cor young and For old.
GAME-Hare nominal: Rabbits nominal
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

There is the usual local Job ing and export de-
mand for Flour at the cd prices Nllstuffs re-
main unchanged.
FBOUR-Net cash prices are: Family extras
90 1894 IS: Bakers extras, 81 bO@4 65: super
tine S4CI4 IS 2 Dbl.
CORN MEAL ETC. - Feed Corn, S22G23:
Cracked Corn, S23 SO . ton.
MlLLSTUFFS-Pricesi in sacks s follows
usual discount TO the trade: Graham Flour, 81 IS
2 100 MS Rye Flour. 81 so = 100; Rice Flour
s5 IS; Cornmeal, S2G2 rs; extra cream do 50 rs,
Oatmeal, IS so; Oat Grosts, 81; Hominy So iOa
3 30; Buckwheat Flour, So 25@3 so; Cracked
Wheat, 50 80; Farna, 81; Whole Wheat Flour
50; Rolled Oats (bbls). 81 1895 IS: Pearl Barley.
IS 75G4; split Peas, IS 50: Green do. - 20 q 10O
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

The City of Everett look 6lsO ctls Beans to CAL
cutta The market for Beans is still very duh with
plenty OF stock on hand 10 draw Mustard seed
is neg ected, buyers are waiting for the new
crop
BEANs-Bavos quoted a; 81 650l rs: Small
Whites, slGI is 2 cti: Large Whites SlSl O7Ia
p ctl: Pinks. 95cGsl O5; Reds, 81 al 10: Black
eye, 81 50 al 55; Red Kidney. 81: Llmas 81 500
/ 75; Buffers, 81 25Gl So Pea 81 al TO-
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, 81 5O0o2 IS; Yellow
Mustard. 81 IS p ctl; Flax. 81 60Ql 20; Canary
seed, SzQ214c 2 h; Alfalfa, 614c; Rape. 21aG
2s4c; Hemp, &c: Timothy, 41zc
DRIED PEAS-NileS nominal; Green, 81 500
l 50 la Gil
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

The demand for Beef Mutton and Lamb about
balances the supply and prices range about the
same.
Ho. rather tending upward, but there is an
abundance of small Hogs which keeps the market
down.
Wholesale rates for dressed STOCK from slaugn-
terers as follows:
BEEF-First quality 612c q ID second do, &c;
third do 4(Gs1ac & n
VEAL-Large 50l6c; small. 6G7c 2 70.
MUTTON-WetherS 50151 1sc; Ewes, SC p n
Handspring. 667c r n.
PoRK-Live Hogs SI4CG33sc for large and 31s
@35sc for small and medium; soft Hogs TAG
212C q n; dressed do, 412lG5l4c
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ga car of Watermelons IS in from II. w. BIais-
dell, Yuma, but sales have been made. 1t is
pretty ealy for watermelons.
Black Cherries are doing be. ter. Apricots and
Peaches are steady with free stocks Apples and
Pears are cheap and quiet supplies of Berries
are large Figs have suddenly become plentiful
and lower
Plums are still IN light supply.
DECIDUOUS FRUITS
Strawberries, 81 oO@S 50 . chest for large and
S3G6 for small
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Silver firmer.
Wheat Freights eady.
Wheat aud Bare dull
Rye firm at the advance.
Oats and Corn very quiet.
Bran soc lower Midd ings unchanged
Hay steady. Mustard seed neglected
Beans plentiful and dull
Potatoes add onions cheap.
Vegetables coming in heavily.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Hides and Lea her dull.
Woo, and l. ops neglected.
Heavy crop OF Honey.
Dried Fruits quiet and nominal.
Grain Bag firm.
Butter lower again Ranch Eggs rule firm.
Poultry in good supply.
Cherries do ng better.
Peaches and Apricois in good supply.
WatermelOns in from Yuma. Figs arrive NOR
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WOOD, LUMBER. ETC

Posts, S61Oc each for No. / and 51z9612c for
No. 2; Redwood SIS p cord; Oak, rough SO 50;
Peeled SO; Pine. SIS rs.
TANBARk-Nominal
LUMBER-Rates nominal.
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EXPORTS OF LUMRER.

Export of lum her from this port during the first
FIVE months of 1897 were u. 600 900 feet, against
12,76l,0OO feet during the period in 1896
] be value OF the shipments this year S27U.-
ass, against S266,953 in 1895.
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. y. Y. June l5-The stock m ar
ket continues bullish. The strength is due TO an
inclination to increase holdings, which seems TO
extend from one quarter of the market to another.
In to-day's market the realization for profits was
exceedingly heavy Room -traders laid stress uPon
the fact that the largest sellers were the houses
and operators who had taken a leading part in the
market at the beginning of the rise. On this ac-
count they redOubled their efforts to bring about
n reaction. The days developments were favor
abe o the reactionsts and inc uded a recession in
grain prices and firmer lone in the foreign ex-
change market, which was attended b III an
Dounceme ent of shipments of gbUO 600 of poId on
Thurs sday. Contrary to common expect, tions The
London market was practically unaffs scted by the
death OF Barnato except in instances of tbose
securities most closely identified with him. For
eign houses actually bought few thousand shares
here though The London market reported re-
stricted on accoun; Of the approach OF the jubilee
elgn movement was an interesting contr button
to the news of the day The excess of imports
for the month, not Nithsi ding the heavy pur-
Cnese OF InrFchdhuise IN anticipation OF revision
of the tariff am0unte1 only to $1,559, SAB For
eleven m"nihs OF the fiscal year the tTade balance
IN taVor or the United Sta-es amounted to $298. =
1868. The volume OF business both IN the
bond and stock divisions. was on very fair e
OF acUNly. sugar rehhlng, Northern Pacific and
Granger shares were the leaders noteworthy
advances we're scored in American Cotton Oil.
Brooklyn Union Gas and Consolida ed Gas. Gov
eminent bonds strong and unchanged. Railways
suo g
Money on call ia per cent: time money-6O
and 80 days per cent, iour months 2l2 per cent,
six and sven months per cent; nine months,
31a per cent good mixed Stock FxChange
collateral Prime in iorsed bills receivable 30
312 per cent: choice and prime single names,
312(G4 per GOOD names. 4@5 per cent.
Pos ed ASKING rates for sterling a. So ~ fer
long niils, $4 SS for cemand. Actual rates long
bllls, 81 S5$4d4 SO: sight drafts, 81 S7@14 S714
cable transf rs, S4 S7IA- Domestic exchange on
New York and San Francisco sight 171zc pre-
MUM, telegraph 20c premium.
Money IN Londou 12 per cent Rates of dis
count in open market for both short and three
months bills, l5-l TO ! per
Wheat and Flour.
WHEAT 1880 II 100 1900 100 2:lO
july ups ........ 1874 1914 1914 1914 rs
Decembe ber~.... 72as 7Is4 7lSz 7l7s 7l5s
spot lower, inactive; f. o. b. afoat No. / North
ern spring New York, 7Sc; No. 1 Northern
spring Duluth, 7Ss4c: No. hard winter 75c:
No hard winter f63lc
Future closing: June rec; July, 75c; Sep
tember. 7OI2c; December. II 7sc.
Fl.OU R-Spring. Ira bbls: n extra, S3 2oG
40; No. extra. So 50@3 75 straights, 50 700
3 20; patents So 950D4 5.
GRAIN FREIGHTs-New York to Liverpool
by steam, I'd.
CoFFEE-RIo. spot is dull, steady. No. 4,
7s4c.
Fu ure trading closed; March, 81 55@7 40; July,
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shIPPING INrELLIUENC1.

AlrIVed
TUESDAY, June Is.
stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 6114 nours from
Co.
Stmr City of Rio de Janeiro. Ward. 26
Gays 10 hours from Hongkong, via Yokohama
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June 1897

NorE-In the above exposition OF the tYle, thu
eerly morning tides are given in the left hand
ooiumn: ana the successive tides of tho day In the
order OF occurrence as to tina The zeco1d 80.
column gives the second tide OF the day the third
I sme colnmn the third tide and the last or right
nahd column gives the last tide OF tha dav excent
when there are but three tides s. sometiross.
occurs The heights given are additions to the
tOunolngs on the United States Coast Survev
nelght; nnd then the number given Is subtracuiys
from the depth gwen by the charts
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NOTIUE TO MARINERS,

A branch OF the United Staten Hydro0rann,.
once located in the MerchantS Exchange i,
maintained in San Francisco for the bepeft o,
mariners without regard to nationality and free OF
eLpense. -AeO VI
Navlgators are cordially Invited 10 visi, thu
emce where complete sets of charts and sallinq
erectons OF the world are kept on han1. or com
pArison and reference, and the latest inform
ssn always De obtained regarding lights dangers
commerce W NNeNN
Lne Time ball on top OF the building on rele-
SrAph dilt Is hoisted about minutes before
noon. and Is dropped at noon l2Oth mertd,.D h1
selegraphlc signal received each day from the
Cal. - NAAie ASlAno
a notice stating whether the time ball wa,
urUSppeu on time, or giving the error II any IL
poonsned the same day oy the afternoon papera
Nad ~ the morning papers the following dsv
w. s. HUGHEA
GeutenAnt .. s. n, In chArgA
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
sU,. MUoN AND ~

sU-'. A4OON AND AAOA.
UNITED STATES COAST AND GFOnFTIc RrRvyv.
TIMES AND HEIsHTs HEN AND Low
WATERS foRr PoINr, ENTRANCE To
SAN FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFPI.
ClAL AUTHORITY OF THK SUPERINTENDENT
NOTE-The high and low waters occur al the
City Front (MsSna-Strsss WHARF about twenty
I'VE minutes leser than at Fort i'oinL me hsl ghs
of tide Is the both places
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WHEAT - Quiet; 40 / standard California
wheat, SOS; cargoes on coast firm; cRrgoes on
passage, rather firmer; English country markets
steady: French country markets. qniet. steady :
wheat I'm Paris, firm; -four in Paris firm.
IOITON-Uplands 4 "A
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Assessmen;s PENDING.
Following Is a list OF assessments now nan ting
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EOREIoN Markets.
London.

London.
LONDON Eng June 15-Consols ll2 lS- l6;
silver, 27 9-16d; French rentes, lO4f 171sc
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ROAKD SA ES.
AFrERNooN sEssfoN-2:sO.

lOO Andes..-..l66.U Ion .-2OG5I Porosi ....63
100 Belche 20 % Mexcn...S1 SO = NV..,,..52
200 Caleda.. II 500 OccidtI.. 1t 2Ou JGkL..- 81
l0O Choirs..l.IO
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PARIS FUTURES.
392796

orn continues to show an advancing tendency
Commlssion-houses report country orders AS
p.eniiful Weather conditions are the main factor
in causing the present strength. The late plant
lng, or Father replanting. those best posted say
cannot ure sufficiently To ESCAPE froSts. In
the most favorable localities corn is by no means
up TO the condition OF last year he growth
seems stunned. Farmers say the seed planted
las. spring the poorest they remem Der OIL
IhIs accounts Tor its poor germlnatiO'
lowt farmers are complaining of a lack OF mols-
ture and tie presence of CuLwOI and The la ter
are becoming source OF much alarm. Fears are
entertained that grassh obpers may wor% their
way from the Northwts inio tie corn district as
they did in 1876. Receiving houses are ad vising
country cribbers not hurry their Old ocks tor-
ward until there is more definite idea OF the
coming crop. The Xport demand continues arge
oats moderately active, with prices inclined to
firmness.
proN-IsfnpS dun. rricas .houf staadv
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/; prices about steady.
San Fran cisco.

A M.
Lower wheat prices in Eastern markets gave
VIII at in the local board easier opening. lie.
cemOer started at 81 2U15, declined TO 81 20I4
and advanced TO 81 10$4 wnere it closed.
10:l5 A. SESSION
The feeling in wheat continues firm regardless
of the weakness in Chicago. Decem Ter opened
and closed at 5 205s No.hing doing in bari y.
II 10 A. NJ. SESSION.
The undertOne TO wheat appears stronger. Buy
ers more in evidence. December openei at 81 .OS4
and ciOsed at 81 2l1s bid, against 81 2014 at the
early session. Nothing doing in barley.
p. SESSION.
The weakness shown in the Chicago wheat curb
caused easier feeling at The late session De
c. Der opened at s 2l and closed at 81 207s
sellers. May was called al 81 "a bid and 81 "a IA
asked.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
TUESDAY. June l5-4Rx.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, June l5-2 p NJ.
UNITED STATES RONDs
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The 1ime Ball.

The 1ime Ball,
6hAScH HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFroR u g NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
BAN FRANCISCO. June Is 1897. J
ne ume Dali on Telegraph Hill was droppe1
r1aSSLy al noon to-day-L e. noon of the l20ta
merlclan or exactly a. . Z. n. Green wich time.
W. - HUGHES.
LiPuteuan. U. y N. In charge.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
OCEAN TEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco
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No Red winter wheat-Open So 5 71h 5 7sL
No Red winter wneat-Close S1s IA ia
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Consig e..

Per Citv of Rio dc Janeiro- Parrott & Co; Thos
Full Co; G Abrahamson; NJ J Brand nnstein & co:
G Rodriques; various Chinese and Japanese
merchants.
per Hnmbout-W Wieland Brewing Co; Pacific
Lumber Co: Standard Oil Co: II Newb uer & Co;
& Son: G w Fletcher & Co: Wheaton Brson & Co:
L D Stone Co: Brigham. Hoppe 60; oreaon
Fish Co; Haight; Kills BEoV; Noif & son;
Healdsburg and ~oHcma Commercial Co; Buss,
Early & Co: Wells. Fargo Il co.
Per Czrrina-J d SpreckeIs & Rroa Co; Enter
prise Brewery: II ills Bros; brigham, Hoppe & Co;
Marshall & Reim'rs; Wells, Fargo co " Iol-
locx Thomas LougNra7: Kirchmanu 6 Co.
Per Tiamook-Fi & stone; 2 Mhhng co:
X Armsby & Co; Porter Bros CO.; Dntard;
Chas Harley e Co
Per santa Rosa Dairymen's Union j 'ls Broy;
Podge Sweeney & CO. HiImer. Er"dhof schulz;
rangIev. {, e whitney & O.; II Kirchm MN & co;
] Mccarthy & son; G F Whitney & Co; Ivy &
Co: w c Price & Co: ] II Cain & Co; Jac0oson
d Co; RUS Earlv & Co: Labor FxchsU e g II
Young. - b Smith & Co: Erlaueer & fallnger;
w Good in; Bissinger & Co: d Allison & Co; 3
] Cole: l. D Stone & Co: American Tn on tlS2 Cos
I r Inguglta; Hickman & Co; w Fuller q Co;
NJ II Freitas & Co: Pacific Coast Fi-h O.; Mark
Levy Il Co; Allen & Lewis E7te~"rls' Brewery;
Campodonico & Malcolm; McDonouEh = lSun'on on
II Du'ard l. G SresNvch q 90 j lva1covi n y %:
Thos Denigan Son & CO. Newmark & EdTard7' II
) Emerson & Co Henoa son. Brow II GO Ro39H n
berg Bros: laas. Ba uch Co; Dalton hfes, y IL
son Bro johnson Lock" Merca tic Co t,orsia1
& Co; GRAY & Rarbieri: Campodonico & Malcolm;
w Greenieaf; Bell & Co; NJ q darSh Wv
hall: Lachman d Jacobi; Durham, Carrigau 8 60;
Sunset Telephone & Telegraph Ca: m -Anrisco
Brewing o; " ~ashburn Mig 20; G y star . Co;
Buckingham. Hecht & Co: Trobock & BerEen: Js1
Johnson; w Mitchell; Stauffrr Che micFt " = s.
] A Roebling & onS; Jones Brcs; !. We & CO.
y Greenhood; wetmore Bros Wo'f Son;
f scott: Dore & Co: e L Nav; i Scatena & 20: :
Cohn. w r Summer S Co: Evelesh e N1Sa; WIN
Began; o c & y Co: & y ager: II @ Gre@nhood
L Scatena & Co; Pa 80 & son; Da'nn t',l' y ~,
w Stevens: Coats Thread o.; Eveleth q MNi'sl, M
Immel & Co: II J MtCounelI Tacoma ommfr-
tial CO; w G Manu-I: ! Martin & co; hVeret1
Produce DO: Wood, Curtis q GO; osm9Ri;; ~ t;p- tic
& Co; Levi SpiegeI GO: III b d co; \ Z 5u'1'1'N
& Co; Blowers & 60. rr-,.
Chase a 60. w j CLARK: u Bit b Lum net -.
T Alien. HfImer Rredhof Il schulz; Hdls bLoss
STANDARD Oil Co; w Is sumner & Noi D''
Match Co; Il Kahn.
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ton of sound lasted the greater the
reaction after.
His whole frame trembled when he
saw how large an audience was to
listen on the wedding day, and he
prayed that strength might be given
to him to perform his part flawlessly.
When at last the supreme moment
came he looked with breathless fear at
his shaking hands lowering over the
keys, but when he touched them he
heard the sweet pure, liquid, low
notes come firm and sustained. like
tones from a mellow flute, and his
whole being thrilled when he became
conscious Of the instantaneous hush
tina fell on the vast asSemblage, as
though all had simultaneously ceased
to breathe. fearing to miss a single
golden thread of melody, or the en-
chanting mingling of them into the
divinest, most subdued harmony, as if
a choir of nightingales were singing
far off, almost, but not quite, beyond
hearing distance When the music,
swelling from its soft beginning, rose
toward it's climax, Langly knew he
was master of the instrument as he
had never been before. All fear had
left him, and a wild eXultation took
it's place. 1t mattered nothing whether
one or a thousand listened AS he
gaZed upward, with rapt estate face,
it seemed to him that the sounds took
the form of an innumerable host of
angels, flying about the beetling cliffs
of pipes that lowered above him, and
his own soul fioated there also. Mar
Yelling at this aerial vision he yet
PLAYED with his almost miraculous skill
to the end; and as the last notes died
away he saw the angels drop their
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roverty-stricken old age. That's why
l draw such deep, satisfying breaths
of ttis splendid air from the sea-
Gray hair came, Edna, before the goal
was in sight, but it's in sight now, my
girl
I'm so glad, father" she said, draw
ing down his head and kissing him.
Then you will take the windfall,
Edna?''
Il will take it on one condition,
father"
''And what is the one condition."
THAT if ever do anything you dis
approve of you will let me give IL back
to you."
The girl was gazing far out at the
line where the blue sky and the bluer
sea met Her father glanced at her
sharply for a moment.
Put into English, what does that
mean, Edna?'
you never can tell what woman
will do, you know"
Granted, my dear. But you're not
woman; you're merely little girl.
The little girl sighed.
Il feel very much grown up, ana
very old sometimes"
ooh. we all do at IS. Wait till you
are 40; then you will know what real
youth is If you were boy now, in
stead of being a girl, you would nave
serious doubts about the existence OF
the Deity and the most gloomy ideas
regarding mankind generally. Why
should 1 disapprove of anything you
do?''
..Oh, 1 don't know. Mother always
predicts that our stubborn wills VIII
cross some time, and"
"Of course, of course. And false
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bis hanson and drove to Light street.
1t was impossible to take the cab into
Rose Garden court; so Barney, secur-
ing as guide one eof the numerous
ragged urchins who thronged the place,
made his way up the rickety stairs and
knocked at Langly's door, a faint
voice from within told him to enter,
and on going in Barney saw the organ
ist sitting on the bed. Langly had evil
IDENTIFY been lying down, and now, with
noticeable difficulty, sat up to greet
his unexpected visitor. Thin as he had
been when Barney saw him last, he
was still thinner now, and a CHASTITY
pallor overspread mis- face.
Il say, old man." cried Barney, stop
ping snort. You're not looking first
rate, don't you know. Have you been
iI?'
I've not been well, but I'm better
now, thank you" replied Langly, a
SHADOW that would have been flush
on healthy man coming over his
cheeks. Clearly he did not like the
Intrusion; and Barney, remembering
the Wears words, saw that.
Now. Langly." he said, you must
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has much influence with the manager.
This strengthens his hold ON his fac
tion-"
And what will be the result?''
THAT we cannot tell, but it is al
ways good politics TO promote split
in the ranks of the enemy. am play
ing a game and / move the pawns
about to suit my board. There is a
sharp line now cleft between the two
factions, and the gap will widen as
soon as the trouble begins. Gibbons
will likely go out with his crowd if a
strike is ordered, but they will be a
source of weakness rather than of
strength to Marsten. and the moment
he makes false mQve-which he is
reasonably certain to make, not be-
ing infallible-there will be a defec-
tion.'
Have you a secret understanding
with Gibbons, them"
"Oh, bless you, no. One doesn't
have discussion on moves with a
pawn. The pawn produces certain eff
fects merely because it is placed in a
given position, and not through any
will of its own. Now Marsten is quite
we'll aware of Gibbons supposed in
fiuence with me, and will likely COM
nit the error of thinking l have some
arrangement with the ex-secretary.
In the heat of a discussion he may
give voice to his belief, and that will
be an error, for no man is so right
eously indignant at such a charge as
the virtuous individual who would
have sold himself if he could. It's
going to be an interesting struggle,
Edna"
Poor Marsten," sighed the girl.
Yes, 1 am sorry for Marsten my
self, but the lesson will do him a world
of good. He is thoroughly unselfish,
and Gibbons is as thoroughly selfish.
The unselfish man almost invariably
goes to the wall in this self-seeking
world. Now let us go back, my girl
1 think your old father has settled
the whole universe to his satisfaction,
so there's no more to be said
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TO ARMS

Aye. tear the flimsy wells aside and rend
the masks away;
Flash upon the lives OF men the search-
ing lights OF day;
Burn out the ulcers OF the earth. I'M
mindful of the scars:
Burst off the bonds that chain mankind;
break through the prison prise .b bars So..+s
where infamy is th-oned:
Cast forth false prophets to the wrath
of justice to be stoned;
Dispel the m.sts that blur old age, the
the siren lures for youth;
Unbind the world from sophlstry and
show her virgin truth!
Confne the cruel lusts of gain till they
And press the hemlock to the lips of
fierce monopoly;
Shatter all barriers OF caste that wealth.
alone may span
And let the worlds great touchstone be
the brotherhood of man;
Grid strength about the loins of youth
with care old age eafold;
Let labor cleanse the sous of men as
fire refineth gold
Crown intellect with sprigs of bay and
beauty with the vine.
But round the brow of manly toll the
laurel wreath entwine!
Then shall each hand that claspeth hand
be cordial, firm and tue:
Clear eyes shall look in honest eyes
whence manhood shineth through;
Brave hearts shall frame no words but
right for ready lips to speak.
And falsehoods blush shall redden ne r
the whiteness of truths cheek;
The servile knee shall no more bend.
each man be deemed a king.
And every piece OF human coin give forth
g. a genuine ringi E4
So shall our wrongs be righted and our
evils turned to good,
The world be fashioned to the plan that
. Gcd first meant it should
e. C. Thomas in Boston Transcript.
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wings one by one and fade into the
empty air. He pushed in the stop that
shut off the bellows motor, ana Tor
moment his nerveless fingers touched
the silent manual from when the
breath of life had departed. a mist
lowered before his eyes, his head sank
slowly forward and death pillowed 1t
gently on the soundless keys.
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Permanently.

Harper's Bazaar: What on earth in
duced you, John? You gave that waiter
IS for a tip, and he was the worst
ever"
That's just it, my dear. I wanted to
enabla him to retire"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-14
ONE HONEST MAN

Dear Editor: Please inform your readers that
if written 10 confdentially wifi mail in sealed
letter the plan pursued by which l was per-
mancntly restored TO health and manly TiGor
.Iftcr wears of suffering from Nervous Weakness,
nightiosses, and weak, shrunken parts.
have no scheme TO Sxtort money rom any
one. l was robbed and swindicd by quacks until I
nearly lost faith in mankind, but thank heaven.
tam now well, vigorous and strong, and anxious
to max this certain means OF cure known TO all
Having nothing TO sell or send c. O. D.. wans
10 money. Address, JAMES a HARRIS,
Box ga Denay. Aick