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Evening journal., 1902-06-25
WILMINGTON TEAMS
RANILY DRFRATRD
Opponents Have Easy Time
Downing Locals in
Fast Games

Although the game between Will
mington and Norristown yesterday
was little one-sided. IL was interest
ing and full of fast plays. In the first
three innings the Norristown men had
no trouble in finding Walker, who
pitched for Manager Roach's team, but
after that he settled down 10 hard
work and no more runs were made on
him In all the NorristCwn men made
ten hits. Livingstone. who pitched Tor
NorristOwn. and whom the local men
had no trouble in batting when he
pitched here. seemed 10 puzzle the Wis
itors and four hits were all they could
lget
Blacks playing in left field was the
feature of the game He made some
great plays. one of them was the step
ping OF a hot liner with one hand that
saved Norristown from securing sew
eral runs.
Today Wilmington will go TO Dover
and tomorrow and Friday the Cuban
X-Giants will be the visitors at Front
and Union streets.
Evening journal., 1902-06-25

Wilmington A. A. outbatted and out
played the Camden team yesterday,
but the locals were unable to bunch
the twelve hits they made, and
with the slow playing in the
first part Of the game, helped them
lose The umpire was off and the VIII
mington A. A. was not given much
show. Everson did the pitching for
the A. A.. and the strong Camden team
could not make more than ninc hits
off his delivery.
Today at the new ball park over the
bridge. Pottsvlle will be the attrac-
tion. and Foreman will do the pitch
ing for the local team. Tomorrow
Chester will be down, and Manager
hrysinger intends to put Windham in
the box
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Camden o.. .......1 40 0 0 0 0 0 81
NTfIu,fno4ou A n n n y n a n n Ia
Evening journal., 1902-06-25
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Chester Players Win Remain

The rumOr that several members Of
the Chester Baseball Club h0d rendered
their designations TO Manager Ma
honey, was circulated after the game
at Twelfth Street Park yesterday, and
caused considerable speculation. From
present indications, however, the play
ers said to have resigned win remain
with the club for the season, and every
thing will be harmonious.
Evening journal., 1902-06-25

Republican Committee to Meet
The regular meeting Of the New Cas-
thle County Republican Committee will
be held at No. $40 King street on Sat
urday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1902-06-25
American League

Baltimore. 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland. 10; st. Louis, A.
Chicago. 5; Detroit, 2.
Washington, z; Boston, 6.
National League.
Philadelphia, 6; Boston, 1.
Brooklyn. s; New York, /.
Pittsburg, z; Chicago. 3.
st. Louis, 4; Cincinnati. 3.
Evening journal., 1902-06-25
SCORE BY INNINGS

Camden o.. ......1 10000 90 81
Wilmington A. 40 90 10000 1-3
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AGENTS WANTED.

ACaENTS-Sl0 daily, introducing our
Rl.,Iiant Gaslight Burners Families,
Business Houses, Banks. Churches Pri-
vatc and Public Buildings buy at sight.
These Burners are what the people are
looking for. They do not require CHM
nev DO break or wick 10 trim. and make
no smoke or dirt. Fit any coal oil lamp
without expense or trouble, and produce
the Best. Cheapest and Cleanest Light
It Is q great money maker Tor agents.
200 per cent profit Write at once and
pet 20 work right away Sample free
Enterprise Mig. Co, B -, Cincinnati, o.
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TRUNK FACTORY

IF YOU want to save money on trunks
and valises 90 to d. ]. GALLAGHER. So East
Third South. west Of knutsford. No
Main street rent saves . per cent
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AUCTION SALES.

~
Bv T. H. Onion on Wednesday, june ftn,
l0.30 a. m, at 20 N ST., viii be sold car
nets and arr squares. parlOr furniture.
music stand. piano stool. rockers ana
easy chairs. fine mahogany Morris re-
Clining chair. good Gold Coin cook stove,
fine heating stove, dining table and
chairs. parlor desk bedroom sets. mat
tresses and pillows. blankets. 500 books
Tot sheet music, etc, etc. Take 9th St
ear.
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BY Il. NJ Onion. on Thursday. June ..
1880 a. m. az - So. LIST West ST., VIII DC
sold household goods. carpets. chairs.
rockers. cook stove. carpenters tool chest
and tools Sd Cd. 4-inch rubber belt, etc. etc
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METHODIsTs. Masons, Odd Fellows
A few of those fine histories of your or
CARNATIONS left. VIII sell al less than
paid for them in wholesale lots, Call or
write, 300 F. 5th South St.
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If YOU are thinking of getting a gaso-
line launch or gasoline engine, send TO R.
W. Jameson, Tacoma Wash. for free
catalogue.
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ONE good mahogany upright piano that
has been rented, goes for 1920 One square
piano. $50 Cash or easy payments. We
Leave orders for fine tuning and repair
work. Vansant & Chamberlain, 80 Main
street.
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T. NJ ONION has returned and re-
sumcd business as general auctioneeT. BIS
friends and patrons viii ind him at 40
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
Of the Weather Burean

yesterday Record at the Local Office
Of the Weather Bureau.
Maximum temperature, 81 degrees: min
imum temperature So degrees; mean tenn
perature, 81 degrees. which is II degrees
above the normal: accumulated excess Of
temperature since list of month. IS de-
grees. accumulated excess of tempera-
tuTe since Jan. ], 113 degrees. Total pre-
CipitatiOn from D. m. TO g p. m, none;
accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since 1st of month. 1.S9 inches: acCumu-
lated deficiency of precipitation since
Jan ]. la inches.
DR.. z. NJ. Keysors method OF filing
teeth is painless. I62 Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120 K.
The Windsor European Hotel.
Adjoining the Kenyon. New build
ing, new furniture. A. Fred Wey, Pr p.
American Wall Paper Company.
Charles Bodel, Mgr, 3l4 State. Tel.
026-K. Wall papers, interior decorating.
Kemmerer Coal Telephone,
FORTY-NINE.
Drs. Huff and Zimmerman, dentists.
Suite 207 Harmon block. Tel. 1364-X.
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THE PARIS Gdsho) Post, complete
newspaper and job plant. Established
1880. County seat Small cash payment,
balance easy terms. Address Journal,
RexbUrg, Ida.
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DOLLARS AND HORSE SENSE
Our new booklet. interesting reading ana
valuahlc information. showing permanent
weekly income from investments Of So
to Si0o0. statement. of profits actually
paid 10 date: extensive. reference ilst ltela
satisfied customers. w. w. - h4.t-
Union Trust Buildiugs Cincinnati QUO
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rOR. FURNITURE and carpets call at
X +. Furniture q Carpet lnstaliment
House; terms, 81 on Sloi $40 Oh Neg.
East Second south.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A SAFE. opportunity offered large ana
small investors 10 participate IN proIits
OF responsible boOk-nlalSing concern
Profits have averaged IS monthly on
each sf00 Investment. Commercial and
financial references. S. +. Jackson,
Downing Bldg. y. y
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SILVER Serbright bantams; also eggs
for Matching. 80 So. 5th East.
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a YOUNG family horse for sale. or
trade Tor cow also harness and cart. COS
So 10th East.
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SUMNER SCHOOL.

VIII begin Monday. June .. and con-
tinue three months.
Individual instruction i'm all subjects
SIS for the entire course.
SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
TempietOn Building.
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I AM HOME for business. See me about
typewriters and safes; all kinds J. A
Stout IS =. ID So. Tel. ASK.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

EXPERT AND RELIABLE WaLch re-
rairfre- at rea sonabie prices. JewelrT TO-
barring and diamond setting. A full line
az watches and jewelry at bedrock
prices. sal Sickle. the jeweler, % i. % 80
ST. Mail orders given prompt atlen-.--
r BOES. Manufacturing JeweleF.
Removed to 90 Main.
WATCHES and jewelry. Cleaning sL.t'
handspring. 800. c. Z. " Bowers, "a
East Second South
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BALED timothy, lucern hay and grain,
wholesale and retail Marnane & Co., lbs
! East Second South. Phone 91S-K.
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ONE good plano. almost new. I win sell
cheap. as ] am leaving the city y. F.
McMillen. 227 kessagton ave.
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FIRST-CLASS saloon. in good location.
Inquire No. IA East LIST South.
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AssAYERS-

~-~s~~S~~~~-~-N~~~~~~-~~~
Il. VI. BISHOP. Assayer: removed TO
TO West ID South, ODD. D0stoffice.
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LIGHT surrey, $40. Corner attn no. and
9Th West.
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4-RooM brick, 70 be moved. 50 S. 18th E,
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wANTEp.--slruATloNs.

~NS~~~-N~N-o~~~~~~~~~O~
POSITION by man experienced in lean
business, travelling. bookkeeping and
office work. Best or references. H., Herald
office.
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FOR RENT.


FOR RENT.
NEW 5-room modern brick, block and a
half east of Kenyon hotel. DOOley, 30
Commercial block
S25. very nice new or ok. modern cot
tage. No. 80 18th r St. lawn, shade.
$50 mod. 5-r. ok, 4th St
SIS. mod. new S-r. bk-s ed W. ST.
SIS. Ar. IN. cot, L St
$50 7-T. mod. bk.. 9Th So. ST.
Sl2.50 AR. ok. cot. Sth Z. ID $.
futile Bros, 40 Main ST.. Progress Big.
FUTILE BROS. 14a Main street
800 down and then SIS per mo-, with no
interest. win buy YOU a nice 5-room bk.
cot and lots and flowing well. :. T.
part of city; stone sidewalk; St. car
handy; about 50 payments and the house
is yours; the price is 1850 II you con-
ttRue TO rent, how many payments viii
you have TO make before you own
hOme2 IF YOU get tired Of this. you can
sell out any time and get your money
back. This is the only opportunity OF the
kind We have. cali soon.
futile Bros. Progress Herald Bldg.
BROOM modern house.
J. J.. Perkes. I56 So. West Temple St.
No. 2S No. ID West. S-rm. new mod. br..
$50
Houston Real Estate INK. Co, 81 Main.
PIANO upright. $50 So. eth East.
FLOORED basement. 4Ox12O. light and
dry Houston block. PSI Main street.
LARGE STORE. Nos. IS and 80 West
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co. 81 Main.
HOUSTON. the Housers Tel 2.
Is HOUSES. all kinds. prices and Ioca-
tions. futile Bros. lis Main street
s. w. ECCLEs' palatia1 residence. 15s
Eighth East street Thoroughly modern.
Inquire Of Eli 5. Kelsey, Kenyon.
FOR RENT--FURNISHED.
-~~0~-~-~-~-~~-~~-~-~~~-~~~
9th South
NICELY furnished rooms, small family.
SO r. 9th So
FOR the summer. nicely furnished
( southern room. modern house, east side.
Hemphill u +. ist So.
s5o. s-r mod ho.. sth F. nr. lst So.
$50 ST mod bk- Get. y St
So 7-r. mod bk.. r St
+ S3o 6-T. mod. BIZ. PhipPs Place
30 6-r mod DIX. Sth E mr.. 90 So. ST.
futile Bros. if9 Main St, Progress Bg.
5-rm. modern. FOR two months. PEI
I month S39.l9.
s-rm. modern. for two months. per
/ month 800
4 Houston Real Estate Inv Co, 81 Main.
! NICELY furnished front room, bath
! electric light. etc. $40 East First South
/ FOR the summer a newly furnished
4 brick cottage. Inquire room 3, I tab Com
/ merciaI & Savings bank. = East First
| South.
SEVEN-ROOm furnished house witt
/ bath on Brigham street for rent for tn'
| summer. Tel ls0i-k.
NEWLY furnished rooms, with bath
! for gentlemen. 33S =. ID South.
/ FINE front room with alcove. suitable
for two three or four persons; new mod
ern house. ihos and cold NateT. eiectrii
1 lights. good ho4af. rcokIfEs block east O.
county building. sc Z. sth 50. 81.
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Announcement.

Jack smith wishes to announce that
he is a candidate for sheriff on the
Republican ticket this fall.
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EoR So.


NO I Haydock surrey. cheap. 2l65 So.
9Th East
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Stove Stora re-No trouble 10 move or DO
all the work. ReSman Van Co. Phone 30.
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Baseball today, salt Lake VS.. La
COON, at Lagoon.
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MONEY TO LOAN

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THE Chicago Mutual Home Union. Chi
cago. Ills. makes cooperative loans 500
10 $1,000 without interest. Write or come
and see their agent, a. ". LundstrOm. 355
+ street, Salt Lake City. Officers: a.
Hakanson. ". D., president: P. c. Pear
son. secretary: G. r. Sandstedt. general
manager. +. II. Hendrickson. treasurer:
George Z. Q. Johnson. attorney.
THE Stringer Co, "a ". ID South.
we have secured for immediate loans.
pavabIe in small monthly payments.
more than the total of installment loans
made I'm Utah during the past . years.
We are authorized to loan this money at
lower rates than any inStallment loan has
ever been made in the state. - No cav
nents to be made before securing loan.
no waiting for your turn, no building and
1onr stock 10 mature at some indefinite
time. Our mortgage is as plain as can De
drawn You agree 20 pay a definite num-
her of payments. any number You prefer
from y to 40. Payments made here.
The Stringer Co, "a ". ID South.
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OPERA EXCURSION.

Logan-Monday.
Via o. s. L. Special train az 4 p. m.
Round trip only $3.50. Special return
ing.
All trains for Saltair win hereafter
leave from O. s. L. depot. Third West
and South Temple streets.
Gordon's motto: Not the cheapest but
best tailoring 100 W. .. So. near =. o.
Temperature OF water at Saltair. 81
degrees superb bathing.
Last weeks negotiations for the
Forbes place on Brigham and Twelfth
East proved unsatisfactory. and home
seekers have another chance at it.
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NrGURRIN & CO. g West Second
south. have money 10 lend At low rates
Privflege Of part payment at any time.
LOAN ONLY my own money: 10
commission. no third party. no eastern
company. no delay. Russell L. Tracy, IL
East First South
on IMPROVED FARMS in Utah and
Idaho. AIiddlesex Banking Co, 607 Nc
Cornick block
CITY AND FARM PROPERTY: lowest
rates. j. L. Perkes, 156 S. w. Temple.
on UTAH AND IDAHO farms: specsal
option. Miller & Viele. SO Mccormick
building
on PIANOS. household furniture. car
rfages. etc; no removal. 159ts South
Main street. Room 9.
SIX PER CENT interest on city prop,
erty. WiCks, g State street.
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LOST

DARK red euameIed watch. with 5--
figures and trimmings, between o.. W.
Ist South and o. :. L. depot
Atm West and South Temple streets ~ .
pot Return 10 No. 2 Carter L----
Reward
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MIEDDE-AGED woman wants place as
hOusekeeper. Apply 10 Mortensou court,
bet. ID and Sd East and 5th and 9th South.
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STORAGE-
TICKET BROKERS.
TRUNK REPAIRING.


OLIVER r. MEREDITH,
Trunk factory, l55 Main
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank,
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W. F. Arm
strong, president: ]. r. Game. cashier.
Castle Gate, Clear Greek. Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack anthracite (2H sizes). 70 South
Main street; telephone 429.
D. J. SHARP. Agent
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EHORT-HAIRED. black bo5--allg-,l ~. go
white breast and white on feet
to $50 Cd St Reward.
BROWN silver mounted purse on -la-
30. 1902 Return Herald.
A PAIR OF gold framed sDec,e.-.-....--
Owner lost while going through 7-
Line wards or or So. Temple Del- ISL 81 ~
Sd West Finder return FeaIl -ll''' --
lzt South.
EVTTL person vho found belt OF --r--
~ 5n u p car sos return same ~ '-
office 50 reward.
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THE NATIONAL HOMESEEKERS
Association has already purchased q large
number Of homes for its members in salt
Lake. and within the immediate future.
buy more homes in this vicinity and
throughout the state OF I'tah than al the
other associations and loan companies
combined. Every month number Of
such advances viii be made 10 members
to be repaid on a plan so easy and simple
that until it is explained. II seems i'm
possible TO carry il into effect. The Sc
CTPt is that this IS truly mutual asSo-
citation The members or which will and
must deal fairly by one another. so no
usurv is eXacted
You only pay ST 80 per month while YOU
are waiting for your loan. Then Ne give
you sixteen years and eight months To
return the loan at $50 per month Cali
at our office and let us explain the plan
TO you. Correspondents please enclose
stamp for reply.
Salt Lake City Office go Dolly Block
Ogden Office. 30S Eccles Block.
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ADA CARTRIDGES WILD ANI-
 MAILS.

Episodes of Home Life in Australia.
 The wild birds love the place-or did love it. It was mainly for their sakes that the axe was not laid at any root of any tree while we were there, and they came to it from far and near-far, I should say since one rarely heard a bird note, not even that of the once ubiquitous magpie, on the surrounding hills-and set up housekeeping in peace and privacy, and in larger and larger numbers every year.
 How soon they know where they are welcome! And it is the same with all dumb things. I am convinced that there is scarcely a creature living which does not prove itself possessed of quite human intelligence as soon as one be- gins to make friend of it. They walk under our feet and scatter from our path in fear and trembling. their minds are cramped and starved by their hunt ed, trodden. tragical lives; they are shut up within themselves. But show them little kindness and under standing and comradeship and the re- suits are astonishing. I have tried it often enough to know. have had such
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doors. etc, to protect them from fire. or entire rooms can be made of the material. which. if need occur. can be rendered clean and sanitary by build Ing a fierce fire in them. It does not conduct heat or electricity. and is proof against damp, smoke and acids It can be cut by the usual carpenters or woodworking tools; it can be painted. grained. polished and glued together like wood; it can be veneered to form paneling for walls or partitions for ships cabins or for railroad carriages; it's does not split when nail is driven through it: it is not affected when ex- posed to moisture or great changes of temperature. and it can be given any desired color either in the process of manufacture or afterward. It is the invention of Russian artillery officer and chemist named Imschenetzky.
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INTENTIONAL.

Grandpa-What? You don't want to go to heaven?
 Bessie-Well suppose I might, if l have to go somewhere!-Puck
 Old lady (to boy who has fetched her a glass of water)-Thank you, my boy. You were very quick about it.
 Boy-That's nothin', ma'am. I'm used to it. I had a job carrying water to the elephants in a circus.-Pick-Me- Up.
 q don't like to pull any of these" '" said the dentist to the boys father. These teeth are all sound.'
 "All sound, eh? We'll, that's what kept me awake last night. Just yank all that sound out of him."-Philadel- phia Press
 Let me show you our great North American electric fan"
 You ought to call it South Ameri- can.'"
 Why SOP"
 Tt makes so many revolutions. "- Chicago Daily News.
 q see that a pugilist was killed re- gently in a slugging match.''
 Well, that Is not defense of the sport
 Well, I should say not You see--''
 You see, we can hope for the same happy result all the time. Baltimore Herald.
 q never understood why they called it angel cake"
 Simple as peach pie, man. They call it angel cake because-well, for the same reason they call the railroad the New York Central
 T don't tumble
 Why, the railroad takes you to New York. Baltimore News.
 "Ethel, dear, how could you marry an actor?"
 But, mamma, it won't last long, Life Great inventor-I have been experi- menting with this new compound for a week and I cannot decide what it is. Wise friend Say, old man, you've struck a great idea for a health food Baltimore American. The jokesmith called upon the father of the young lady and asked for the damseps hand in marriage. With a wrathful shout the old gentleman kick ed the jokesmith from the parlor into the hall, out of the door and down the steps and across the street, and as the young man fled thence he called after him. Nov, sir, you may realize that many a truth is written in jest!"- Judge. He was wandering in Ireland and came upon couple of men fin holts' rolling on the road. The man on toI was pommeling the other within an inch of his life. The traveller inter- vened Its an internal shame to strike a man when he's down." said he. If you knew all the trouble had to get him down. was the reply, "you , wouldn't be talking like that Sport ing Times.
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ter or cattle and swine. cooperative fac tories for converting them into market able products, cooperative societies for improving the breed of stock. and assO- citations for the purchase and the sub sequent common enjoyment of innple- ments and machinery. Twenty years ago Denmark's output Of butter amounted to only S,OOO,000 pounds a year; to-day she exports no fewer than 121, 100000 pounds. Twenty years ago the value of the eggs she annually ex- ported was scarcely $250. 900; to-day they net to Denmark $6250,O00 In the last five years alone England has in creased her purchase of Danish eggs by 16O,OOO.0O0. Moreover, the quality of the butter bought of her is so high and of so uniform a type-the great desidera- tum of the market-tflat Danish butter habituaIly commands a higher price than the best that the United Kingdom can produce.
 It really looks as if some of the people of Denmark were almost as smart as some of the people of the United States. They are certainly getting along.
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as brass. could not resist giving them a erumb or two, and their subsequent behavior convinced me that their indoor neighbCr had communicated to them the fact that there was a friend at court. As l sat at meals, in broad daylight and sunshine. the French window open be- tween us, could see them sitting on their thresholds, staring across the gap with all their eyes. You will rue this. " said the person in authority, and I soon did. We became all at once inundated with mice. Alas for the eternal tragedy of life! A cat was introduced. One morning I was writing at the dining ta- ble. with my back to the hearth. when a tremendous chatter of fire irons made me jump out of my chair. flew after that young tigress, and I got her prey from her, but too late. My pet died in my hand-and am never going to take any notice of mouse again.
 But the possibilities in the way of so cial intercourse with our dumb fellow creatures are, am convinced, among the happy surprises reserved for an en- frightened future-Empire Review.