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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20
TEE 80 LAKE HERALD: sUNDAY. JANrARY 20 1ao1

ouctlYh OF the bank rate. the Stafist
lllleillOiis That an unusually large inflow
- Aoiu from tha country IS swelling the
pan reserve Probably next week II viii
- ,f5l'tyic and the following week il
VIII be higher
IRe rise IN New York exchange has
caused an unprecedented quauCity of
1IlTI lean securities 10 be shipped 10 New
i gi x, lllcfeaslng the possibility of a coi-
Sitefabis shipment of god thence to Lon
ech or Paris, as the sUcerabundance at
NtW YORK IS likely to increase. With
the inflow from the interior. besides the
approaching issue of government loan
and with per cent bank rate. the gov
eminent, doubtless. viii have to submit
20 mCFe Onerous terms than 81 she rate
were per cent II the serenEth Of the
reserve ana the condition of The money
market admit a reduction the tate prob
ably VIII be lowered 10 facilitate the issue
OF loan What form tife loan s-il take
Is not yet determined, but il Is likely
70 resemble the war loan OF 1850 and the
amount may be G100l0. COO Should the
price induce American applications TINS
would be an additional reason Tor the
shipment OF gold here
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London Money Market.

London. Ian 1a-TDfgrnunrl rgTar- mon,
a..s.- ana 49, - ,-l-tS -oUay were
.I r.- r|anErrrrf.s of r77-,r11y- ana 4crs,e-,
connection TOR b..Is
bu the stock exchange very Tsttla Inv
ing was transacted 4s g.,--lrr-- $3.50
first .Hr the sound I'D. me .7sr-,,,or -
There were mo- ral.r~-S f--s-a.- ----r,-,,,,--i-
especially Tor ~ est africans ~ -
ports regarding the healrh or the 49,,
though more IeassurInE man ,-estsTCz "a
/ had an adverse effect Home Gown
meut- vs.. r- weak All. H.rrr,. 7.ls -
pressed
Americans began duh buI -rb-arrrer,rl,-
rallied Southern Pacific and mon %
. tlLlc were -re features later -5..,E-s ~
the queens condition caused ,r--a.-s5f.---7 A.
u prices and ..nreSS1ur ..,-rar.l.-r1g- =,
street DEALINGS
After O. -H-rr depression ON Tho e--c..
prices improved oh rr- rar.fr- .r H..
N.W York quotations
The silver market WIS daDr.s-a,F f,-,
tuer r.aGfzsrfars OF srs-a t,-.l-.
absence OF demand from r1-r., ,,.--,-, -
urgent at this SEASON rr-...-rr.- In. 49,,
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CoRee and snrar

New York. Jan. 19-Coffee. dun. spot.
No Z, invoice, ~, mild, quiet, Cordova.
~ Futures closed inactive unchanged
10 points lower; January. 40. March.
December, 6.16.
Sugar-tss1W. easy. refined . Ills. cen
lruugal- &-test- { Ills; mol asses sugar.
: 9l6' refined, quiet; Ne. 8. $50. No. Z 40:
No. 8. as. No 9. 40; No To- ASS: No. II.
A5G. No T. 4.55; No. t. As; No. a. 450:
standard a, 80; confeCuOners- A. $50:
mould 4; 80 cut loaf 500; crushed. SEQ:
powdered. $50; graduated. $50, cubts,
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by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional rem
edies- Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition &c the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is infismed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing and when
it is entirely closed, deafness is the re-
suit. and unless the infiamms ton can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition. hearing viii be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh. which is moth
ing but an infiamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Chicago Livestock.

ChicaGO. Jan. attle-Receipts 200:
nOminally steady, good TO prime steers
025Q61C; poor to medium, 3.53d5.18:
stockeTs and feeders 2-101 so; cows 2 %
bulls, 26504.25; calves. 3.I5a6.lU. Texas
steers. 400u4T5: gTasseTs- 33GfI4C0: bulls.
250a3.5O
Hogs-Receipts TODAY. $1,000: Monday.
$1,000 estimated left over. 20lQ. market
252 cents higher mixed and butchers
5-l5T5. 42lz; good TO choice heavy. 5.3od5.45:
bulk of sales 5000. 30
Sheep-Receipts 1000: sheep and
lambs, strong: yearlinES. 80, good to
choice wethers. 3-75d465; fair 10 choice
mixed, 3.5Clt3S5; western sheep. 3.T5d46l
Texas sheep. 2.J0H350; natives 425Tj. 69:
western lambs, 5.0005.5O.
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Omaha. Neb., Jan observation-disclosures
5.t- Normally steady native beef steers.
4otH5-35. western steers. 375NA3B: Texas
steers. 300d3.15; cows and .heifers. 2SG
3.st, Gamers. I-jG0Z.I0. StOCkCTs and feed
eTs. 3.C0u4-50- calves, Ae1T6.5J. bulls.
stays, etc, 2-z5T3.S5.
HOgs-ReCeipts.. $50. steady to easier.
heavy. 81 lzft5s5: mixed. 5-2JH5-2-t9. light.
5.2ta5.3o; pigs 4C004-15; bulk of sales. 525
$3.50
Sheep-Receipts. SEQ: steady: yedrIinss.
A5005tn, muttOus. AogNffD. common and
stock sheep, 3.6503S5, lambs, 4jJU5.Jt
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Tonight and Tomorrow Night

and eacn day and night during this
week YOU can get at any druggist 3
E1enD-s Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. acknowledged TO be the most
successful remedy ever sold Tor Coughs.
Group. Bronchitis, WhoOping Cough,
Asthma and Consumption. Get a bot
tie today and keep il always in the
house, so you can check your cold at
once. Price. 25c. and SOC. Sample bot
tie free. For sale by GOdbe-Pitts Drug
company. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Kansas G. Lirestock-

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 19-Cattle-Re-
ce1pts, 200; unchanged; native steers. 4 p
Q723; stockers and feeders. S.75T4. 90:
cows and heifers. 3255I5. 40- Gamers. 250T
SIS; Texas steers, 3.9O04SJ- Indian steers.
5.e5ft4-50; bulls. 2-100425, calves. 450TT00.
Hogs-Receipts, 2oo0. strong. bulk of
sales, 5.59dJ.375z, heavy. 5.3Jn5.40. pack
ers- DBL 1870 mixed. 5.25T5.371z. light
5-0tdj.55; workers, 5.2505.35; pigs, 455d5.15
No sheen
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DENIES
OPPOSING DENVER

st. Louis, No, Jan. 19.-Judge Leo Ras-
sieur, commander in chief of the G. A.
r, who has Just returned from Washing
ton, where he went on business of the or
der, reSeT.s the statement from Denver
tnat he is chiefly to blame because The
next national encamDment was not
awarded to tTdt city. To the Denver as
sertiOn that The commander worked
against that city, he replies that he was
entirely neutral, and did not even vote
on the question at the recent meeting Of
the executive committee.
Denver has not given up hope of secur-
ing the enCamDment and will have a
strong delegation present a [ the meeting
Of the executive committee here next
Monday Washington. Cleveland and
Pittsburg are also trying to get the en-
"a nnment-
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Metal Market.

New York. Jan. BIN the absence Of
advices from abroad the local market
for metals was for the most part a nom
inaI and featureiess affair. Trading was
confined to sales of small lots Through
changed
Tin-Dull at 26.5Iiz.
Lead and SpelJer-InsctiVe, f-3si- TO-
Copper-Quiet, 100 for lake and 1909
for casting.
Pig iron Warrants. 500lo.55; northern
foundry. Is otu16.5
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Stocks in london

New York Jan 19-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial csblegram
SAYS.
Ihe markets here opened weak today.
but were firmer LATER on TIE better news
about the queen COnSolg were a down
There were small purchases of Americans
at the lower level, Union Pacific and Erie
being better. Copper shares We're irreg-
rather harder.
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Loans. Exchange and Size.

New York, Jan. 19.-CIose: Money on
call easier at IA per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 39tG4iz per
cent.
Sterling exchange nOminallv firm, with
actual business in bankers bills at 4-S1i4 4
4.S7ss for demand and at 4. S31z for sixty
days Posted rates, 4-S404. S43a14-SS.
Commercial bills. 4.S2ss a.. $50
Silver certificates, 64izG65iz
Silver bars. 6.
Mexican dollars, 49,
State bonds inactive. railroad bonds
strong. government bonds steady. United
States - refuuding registered and cOu-
pom, 1858; IS registered, l09tz: IS coupon,
lie: new 4s registered. 1852; new IS cOu-
pom 1871; old As registered and coupon,
il35h; IS registered, 1l01z; SIS coupon, 1llal.
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PROF. CARRIERS WIFE
SAYS HE is SAFE

Wautauga, Tenn, Jan. 19.-NIrs. J.
Welsh of this place. sister of Professor
r. L. Garner, has telegraphic informa-
ton from Mrs. Garner. who is in BOs-
ton. that the professor is alive and safe
Professor Garner is now in the heart
of Africa proceeding with his work in
terpreting the monkey language. He
is native Of Sullivan county, Ten
neSsee-
It was recently reported from Boston
that Professor Garner had been killed
in Africa.
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Articles
Paeifc COS Grain 1Tarket.

San Francisco. Jan. I9-Wheat-Inae-
tive; MAY. 1895: cash. 81
Barley-NO sales; cash. 7sa
Portland Ore, Jan. 9.-Wheat-VVafla
W AHA. 5412055; bIusstem 81 Cleared
ship County of Roxburg. with 1853
bushels of wheat; ship Lucipara. with
lOS,326 bushels Of wheat, both for Queens
town
Tacoma, Wash. Jan. 9-Wheat-Stef3dv
and unchanged; bluestem. 57lags club S.
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Weeks Exports and Imports.

New York. Jan. 19.-EXports of gold and
silver from this port TO all countries for
the week aggregate Sl,ll5.965 silver bars
and coin and Sl.6ji. 6l2 gold
The imports of specie this week were
S14.4z0 gold and SLIPS silver.
The imports of dry goods and merchant
disc to the port of New York for the
week were valued at SlQ.gS3ylS.
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ceipts $50: market steady. beef steers
3-50H5-00; cows. 2-25HS. %; feeders freis0t
paid to river. 3G5G425; stockers freiEbf
paid TO river, 500 A35; bulls. stays etc.
2CJ03.25.
Hogs-ReceiPts, 900; market steady:
lisht packers, 5.29f5.25; mixed. 525Q5.51:
heavy. 525N53O
Receipts. 200: market STEADY.
good fat muttOns. 3.J00L00: lambs. 4.56d
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Ante-Nuptial Contract Upheld.

Des MOincs, Ia, Jan 19.-The supreme
court this morning affirmed a decision
of the lower court involving the $4,000
estate of A B. Devoe Of Creston. giving
all the property to six children Shortly
before his death DevOe married Miss Car
RE Seeley, his domestic, she signing an
ante-nuptial contract to make no Claims
upon the estate. The decision was based
on the contract
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a woman With q g. Comnlerion

and a bright eye keeps heI. bowels ac-
tive and her stomach in good order
Lanes Tea is a pleasant laxative and
a great digestive aid. It clears up the
complexion, drives the yellow from the
eye, and keeps the kidneys in a health
full condition. Get a 25c. package and
Try il tonight. For sale by GOdbe- Pitts
Drug company. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat Closes Lower and Other
Canals Steady

ChiCaEo. Jan. Binder close scrutiny
a steadier tone could be detected in the
demand has improved. but the Igu;5a-
ton of long stuff during the day had
the appearance Cf tail-eud holdings being
thrown overheard TO ClEIT the decks N as
wheat opened 4 to y cent higher az as!
H741a and touched 1t7.. the trade being
impressed by the firmness of cables com
pared with weakness on this side yes
terday. The bulge ms slack support
and a decline To- 1874 cTsued Heavy re-
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London Wool Market.

London. Jan I9--Offeriugs at the wool
auction sales today numbered IS. 1913 bales
Sellers in some eases asked AN advance
without result. As a consequence oslo
bales were withdra wu. Competition for
fine scored was good but the common
grades which were in large supply were
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conflict. From the speculative point it
is q. matter of Hotoriety in Wall street
that there are animOSitics among the
steel interests which are ranged. respeC-
lively OF tne bull and bear sides Of the
market. The stock market has felt the
sympathetic effect Of the violent HIc-
tuatIous in the steel stocks. out the un-
"a S.ne-s over the iron and steel trade out
Iood has been even more effective or
speculative sentiment
Bonds ave moved in sympathy with
stocks United states reminding IS de-
cHned g.. old IS p and IS a.
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SOW Merino sold freely at fun rates.
tToss BREEDS. which totaued over one
third of me offerings. sold Isreelv To-
4 orkSnire- suitable good greasy was
taken By American purchasers 1-he Of
tszlngs next week are annoHnceH as
y. so bales
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Butter and EGGS,

Chicago Jan 1s.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
quiet creamery. Haz3; dairy. I1HNfS
Che se-DuU. l0-tnll9s
Eggs-Quiet: fresh I5c
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o5- 600 ToNs oF ICE

We can deliver pure Park City ice
at any railway point in Utah, in car
lots. at lowest rates. Send orders at
once TO the old reliable company that
always has ice.
SALT LAKE ICE CO.
Tel 43. J. c. LYNCH, Mgr
Salt Lake City.
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Condition of the Treasury.

Washington Jan. 19-TOday's treasury
statement shows AvailabIz cash bal
ances. SIg-- Isl. $50, gold, S77.655,33l
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eeipts. too aided IN depressing prices.
out a very uStte rate auzQlint 90 Duying
AZ the bottom near the eLd lf the ses-
sion caused rally TO 7fisa7ft4 and the
close was steady IS cent i5Eer it as
While corn was very narrow market
mostly within local c0nfines and some
what inclined 10 hearken Co the voice Of
the declining wheat market the tone
was tirnl LOng-sLutt WAS firmly held
May closed stdade higher
Business in the o. T. market was veTy
quiet closing unchanged for May at s5ts
Provisions were quiet. The opening " -
frHi, on light FOG receipts and rfrm prices
at the stockySrds. Hogs were weaker
later and this had an effect ON orovI-
SioEs- May pork closed l2is cents lower
Iard cents lower and May ribs. ~
cents lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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San Francisco Wool 1rarkt-

San Francisco Jan. f9.-SprinE Nevada.
HAS, Oregon. 15HiI- mountain lambs. eG
90; San JOa IUin pl7ius. 6US. Humboldt
and Meudocino, 1922
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Rich STOCK Ranges.

Three of the largest and best
equipped stock ranges west of the
Rocky Mountains for sale. Address r.
HOff. Idaho Falls. Ida.
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ROYAL
Baking Powder
absolutely Pure.
a Bread That Has q Reputation is
ROYAL Royal ROYAL
DAAAD' RAEkD BREAD
ENcursions b the 60.


The Oregon Short Line will sell tick
cts to Portland and san Francisco. also
taking in both points. and TO all points
in Idaho, on Saturday. Jan. 10, at half
rates good for thirty days. call at
city ticket Office, POI South Main street,
for particulars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-20

DaUent, VIII MAKE OF you no
man YOU ought to be Electricity
and the result Is perfect health and vigor.
No one can even estimate the good Elec-
tricity. properly applied viii DO until
thew have tried.
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The Handsomest Woman in Salt Lake
Citv

cannot preserve her beauty, except she
keeps her bowels and digestive organs
in a healthy condition. Lanes Tea
moves the bowels every day, and cures
Indigestion 1t purifies the blood, clears
up the complexion, and gives you a
good appetite. Price, 25c. and SOC a
package. For sale by GOdbe- Pitts
Drug company, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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THEATRICAL HAPPENINGS.
lconllnued - - L.

Continued frem page Ia
night the Idols Eye" Wed
neslay. tColIamarini night II TROY
alore;" thursday. (comic opera nighO
The Fencing Master" Friday. tCol-
aUarini night Carmen; Saturday
matinee. comic opera Wang" Sat
urday night, tCollamarini night Mig
non.
The Boston Lyric chorus, composed of
thirty-five voices, viii sing all the
chorus work in both the grand and
comic opera.
Richard Golden and ~OId Jed Prouty''
are almost strangers TO salt Lake, but
they viii be so no longer if all the re-
ports of their success on the coast and
in the east are true The play is of the
New England farm type. It's charac-
ters are quaint, but its plot Is new-or
was VIXEN Mr.. Golden started 10 play
it, many years ago. Golden is said TO
be equal tn Denman Thompson, of "Old
Homestead" fame The NO characters
are not a great deal unlike.
Miss Lillian oliver has completed all
arrangements for her first concert
since her return from Europe to be
given for the benefit Of the First Con-
greSational church, Monday evening,
Jan. Is. She win be assisted by Mrs.
Kate Bridweu Anderson, Mrs. Mont
Ferry. Professor Thomas Radcliffe, A.
g. o., and Mr.. Hugh DOugail.
1t has been suggested that the Cum
mings Stock company should give
Captain Swift" all next week. and
doubtless it would pay, but with the
prospect of Peaceful Valley" tOmor-
row night, the biggest part of the town
viii be willing to let Captain Swift
pass for the present. 1t was in
Peaceful Valley" one of Sol Smith
RusseITs great plays, that Mr.. Cum
mings made his biggest hit a number
of years ago. The play Will run all
week.
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Dr.. BENEFITS ELECTRIC BELT

VIII perfectly cure Lost Manhood. Vari-
cocelo and all Weaknesses in either sex
restore Shrunken OF Undeveloped Or
gans; Kidney, Liver and Bladder Trou-
bles Rheumatism in any form, stomach
Disorders, Constipation, all Female Com
plants. etc.
1t has soft. siIken. chamois-covered
sponge electrodes, that away with
that frightful burning and blisterfng
caused by all other makes OF electric
belts and appliances il they give cur
rent, which have bare metal electrodes,
which will accumulate Verdigris, a dead
ly poison. Ny Electric Belt can be re-
EoWad when burned out for only 45c;
when other belts burn out they are
worthless. All electrical appliances will
burn out in time.
MY GUARANTEES.
lie that I always keep in five Of the best
National Banks in the country sufti-
ciaE- money to make good any guaTan-
tee / may give my patients If l accept
your case will give you an absolute,
plain, legal, written guarantee TO refund
20 YOU every cent you pay fo3 my Belt
If It fails to make cure in your case
You cannot ask more than this.
Write today. I have written a book,
''The Finding Of the Fountain Of Eter-
nal Youth" sent free, postpaid, for the
asking. Book Will tell you all about it.
Advice without cost. Sold only by
Dr.Bennett B Bsff gle
112 to 12s Union Block. Denver, Colo.
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Bond Quotatinns

NJ. X. & T. IS. 1914
n Y c. is ZOOS
n. J. q. gen 5s-i28
No. Pacific IS 90 90
No. Pacific IS ..10i4f
n. Y. G. * St.
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n. & w. con. Is. S9@
Ore Nav is .-Il8
ore. Nav As ..103h
o. s. /. Is .....129l2
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army ana NlEOT-
GUS. as Nature in
tended you to be.
As q reward for
my study. research
and discovery, the
United States gov
eminent has givea
me the exclusive
use Of my method
OF applying Eiec-
Tricity. My Quad
ripple Power Elec-
trio Belt Is a guar
anteed cure for all
the ills for which I
recommend II. II
IL fails 70 cure you
I will refund every
cent you pay me for
the Belt This IS
certainly fair! You
are kin & no
chances at all. It
IS not incOnvenieut
TO wear, and, to-
gether with my
Electrical SuSDAn-
sorry, which is sent
free to every male
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GLORIOUS YOUTH"

Made Perpetual BY the Proper AppIi-I
cation OF Electricity - ImmediateIv
pom It's Application the Step Becomes
Elastic, the Digestion Improves Head
aches Flushings and Nervousness Dis
appear, and the Weak Man or Woman
Takes a New Lease Upon Life'-Tha
Doctor Guarantees His Electric Belt TO
t--~a All the Diseases for Which He
Recommends IL. and il IL Fails VIII
Return the Price Paid for the Belt
Write for Expose Of Free % Trial
and Pay When You Are Cured
Concerns
Electricity does the work for svaa1- rner,
and women It viii make you strong,
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-02-08

No lesson that the nineteenth century
taught us is more directly impressive than
its exhibition of the unused resources
which it brought into use. Its inventions
and discoveries multiplied mans power
over nature by taking hold of common
things and familiar facts and putting
them TO use. Chemical and dynamicai
agencies at the close of the century were
rendering service to the race in every di-
rection, although at its opening they were
useless through our ignorance or contempt
for them.
A parallel fact was the great increase
of woman's activity during the past cen
tury. At its beginning the stage was al
most the only career open to a woman of
distinguished abilities. Even literature
was practically closed through the com
mon contempt for "bluestockings" Monk
Lewis, who himself bad perpetrated some
of the worst novels in the language, wrote
to his mother on hearing that she had a
novel in hand: 81 cannot express to you
in language sufficiently strong how disa,
greeable and painful my sensations would
be if you were to publish any work of any
kind and thus hold yourself out as an oh.
ject of newspaper animadversion and con.
tempt. always consider female author
as a sort of half man." And 1.-THE little
cock sparrow" as Mrs. Oliphant calls
him, spoke the feelings of his generation.
philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.