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A pslightfuI Water Trip

between Detroit and Buffalo via the De-
troit and Buffalo Steamboat Company,
IS the privilege OF the holder Of any
ticket from the West reading via the
Grand Trunk Railway system 10 or
through Suspension Bridge.
Further particulars. including illus
trated descriptive literature VIII be
mailed on application to Advertising
Department, Grand Trunk Railway
system 1875 Adams ST.. Chicago, Geo.
w. Naux, A. q. p. 4 T. A.
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Tetro DECLARES a Dividend.

Another mine has been enrolled
among Utah dividend payers. At a
meeting Of the directors of the Tetro
II was decided TO divide $4,000 among
the shareholders on July l. The COM
pany's books close on the 25th inst.
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cent time, driving ahead with hand

present time, driving ahead with hand
drills
The company VIII soon be IN the mar
ket Tor a complete compressor plant and
the necessary equipment tO go with II.
w Mont Ferry Is the manager Of the
company
below the Hawkeye -McHenry property
over on the east side OF the range
from the town Of Park City.
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THE LIBERTY ADIT.
Preparations Under Way 10 Operate
Blue Ledge Property Vigorously.

The Liberty Mining company, operat.
Ing IN the Blue Ledge mining district.
near Park city is preparing 10 com
mencc an active campaign AZ that prop
erty The company "a driving a long
tunnel, with the purpose Of cross-cut.
ting the formations and tapping thu
lodges which penetrate the territory
10 a depth Of about 1000 feet
The adit is now into the mountain
for a distance Of 600 feet, and a small
force Of men Is engaged there at the
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GETTING SOME GAS.
Driii NJ the Union Wen Has Eneouu-
tered Hard Formation,

supt Buuerneld OF the Union Gas &
Pipe Line company Was in today from
the wen now being driven by that cor
poration near Ccnteryile lie says
the drill has encountered very hard
cement formation and IS making pro-
gress slowly Small pockets OF gas are
being struck almost every day hut II
has not been encountered In such vol
umo as 10 become troublesome, Mr.
Butterhcld predicts that something OF
Importance viii hfppen before the
drill proceeds another 100 feet
Manager Bigger who Is now In the
east Is expected 20 return the latter
pnrt Oh the Mcek
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LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's local markets oregon
strawberries are down n nickel and re-
tail for 90 cents per box, Utah beans
are now selling two pounds for 30 cents
Salmon are scarce, as the flsh are run
ming out into deep water, Otherwise
there are no changes and the prices OBJ
tanning at present are as follows;
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Time Table
In Effect June !,
1904.
EFls5LH
ARRIVE.


From Ogden, Portland. Buue
San francisco, Chicago, 81
Louis, Omaha and Denver S,oo,
From Ogden and intermediate "
p points 49, ,'.,,;,.',,.. ",.". 9lo an.
intermediate points ........ ,,,ll.s5 n,
From Ogden. Chicago, st. Louis
Kansas City. Omaha, Denver
and ana san francisco 49,. 80. " 4o5 pm.
Anthony Portland and San
f'a'V''e0 800 ''''"' ''''"'.'" S'55 Pm,
DEPART.
For Ogden. Omaha, Chicago.
Denver. Kansas City and 81.
LOUIS '..' ,.,.., ,,,,..,,,,... 9.O a d,
For Ogden. Portland, ST. An.
thony, San Francisco and In
termediate points .....,,..u...lO:0
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Denver Kansas City. St Louis
,so ana o ssn fr an ,sn... 40 pm,
yer, Kansas City, Omaha, ST.
Louis and Chicago ..,... ~ S,as r,,
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte. '""
Helena, Portland. San Irancis-
co and intermediate points ..,l1:Bnr
r. NJ. SCHUMACHER, Traf. Mgr.
u. Y. Burnley. @. p. & T.. A.
u. S. SPENCER. A. g. p. G. IA.
City Ticket Office. 2O1 Main street
Telephone $50
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OPEN BOARD SALES
REHABILITATION.
BUSY TIMES IN TINTIC.
Uncle Sam Is shipping Three Cars Of
Concentrates Weekly.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, June 5-Tho Uncle sam Con.
$ very busy at present with force Of
about 40 men employed The mine Is
ooklng better than at any time In lis
history. At the min q force of 10 men
Ind, steady employment Three cars OF
concentrates are shipped weekly from
he mill Al the property OF the Vie
orla Mining company, In North Tintic
lrlfting Is being done 10 the southwest
II the shaft from the upper workings
II the $50 foot level and Supt r. g.
Robertson ls very enthusiastic over the
uture prospects Of the property.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

Now York. June 6-Sugar, raw, quiet
Fair refining. 3 f-l8; centrifugal, % test
3i5.t6, molasses sugar, 3 1915 Refined
steady; crushed, 5l5 powdered 800
grnnulated i.g5.
Coffee-sicady. No. Rio ga
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Spinach. pounds for ...,...un.. 10
Ieas, per pound ,..,..,...,.50o to $500
Coffees, pounds. ...... -, 1850
Green onions, punches for. .... .05
Cocoanuts, each .,..,............ 10
Lettuce, per bunch .........n5 TO w
Mixed nuts, two pounds ....,... IS
Cucumbers, each ,...,...,...,,.... .0j
Utah asparagus, three pounds.... .25
Fresh tomatoes, per pound.,,.,.. 20
Oregon strawberries. box for.... 20
Cherries, California, per ID. 20 and .25
wax beans. per pound ..,.,.....,. ia
Utah beans, two pounds. .,........ .35
Utah lettuce. two lunches. :. 80, rs
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IN MT. NERO DISTRICT.
The Nebo Company Developing by Means
or u Tunnel

=. j. Donohue spent yesterday az the
property OF the Nebo Mining company in
the MI. Nebo mining district, where he
states good headway Is being made with
the driving Of the tunnel towards the
ore bodies The adit Is completed 10 the
length Of about l2j feet Mr. Donahue
looks with favor upon the Mt Nebo dis
trlct and believes IL will make a good
account Of itself in little time.
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

81 Louis Juno 6-Wool, steady. Ter
ritorv and western mediums, l6fL' me
medium, lGpli, hnc, lnlh
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IN FROM rIsH SPRINGS,
Supt. Crsmon Reports Conditions Salts
factory az the Utah Mine.

supt Charles Crsmon Of the Utah
mine az Fish Springs IS IN from camp
again 20 confer with local officials nf
as being very satisfactory M that
property with the condition OF the
roads Improving shipments WIN come
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 6-Cattle-Rocelpts 49,
600 market 10 TO Is cents higher. Good 10
prime steers 5,60q630; poor TO medium,
4i5H6.60, stockers and feeders, 3 2jGl4 %,
cows, libn4.O, heifers, 2.25ui.55 can
ners, l75q2i6, bulls, 2.2jqi co.; calves, 2.N
Hogs Receipts today, 1900; tomorrow,
1900; market steady 10 cents lower.
Mixed and butchers, 4.600i.SO, good 10
choice heavy, AIGni.S0 80; rough heavy 4.0
$40, light, i,55a4.6J, bulk Of sales, 4.eOQ
sheep Receipts 1900, market steady;
lambs, steady. Good 10 choice Wethers,
b,25ff5 50 fair 10 choice mixed, 3.75a6 90;
western sheep, i5Oa6.50; native lambs,
5.00uS.5Oi western lambs, 5.50a6 Is
KANSAS CITY,
Kansas city, June -Cattle--Receipts
400; market 10 cents higher Native
steers, i,d0a606; native cows and helters
250Q5Sj; stockers and feeders 32j { 10.
bulls, 216q425; calves, 2.iiui.l5. western
fed steers, 4.75a6.6O western COWS, 25Oq
6.l5
Hogs-Receipts 5000 market cents
lower Bulk Of sales, i5nl CO, heav. AS
giel packers. i.i0q4.D, pigs and lights
4.004450
sheep Receipts 1000; market strong.
Muttons i,7jg5,i5; lambs, .. &m7 p; range
wethers, i.2Jq5O0; ewes, 315g4l5'
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RrGuLAR cALL sALEs.

Consolidated Mercur--500 al "a seller
10; 500 at 25; 500 at 2b. 100 at IS. $500
at 24&.
Daly-Judge--1O0 at 40.
Grand Central-l00 at 4,75 seller 10,
Star Consolidated at ".
Uncle Sam Consoldated--l5o0 at 49,;
1000 at lbA. 800 at 1874 seller 80
Century--l00 at nv seller 3d. 200 at
i?ls. 100 NJ 70 seller &c.
New York Ronanza--2 1000 at ~
OPEN BOARD SALES.
C'olorado-t2, 000 at 2,
Star Consolidated 4 900 at 70.
Tetro--500 at %; 900 az 39ih 500 at
1885; 600 at 82M; 900 at S27s; 700 az 80.
Yankee Consolidated-20 at j2A; 200
IT 80 seller 30
REHABILITATION.
EHt.
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RETAIL.
rARM PRODUCTS.

FARM PRODUCTS
Wheat. per bushel . :. .SllO to 81 20
Corn. Per 100 pounds .. .. .... / 80
Corn. cracked. per 100 pounds >. =. 1.65
oats ,,,.,,,,,. ,.,.,,.,,.,..,...,,..l I'D
Barley rolled, per 100 pounds 80. 10
Flour family per 100 pounds.... 2. 6b
Flour, straight grade, 100 pounds. 2.75
Flour high patent, per 100 pounds. ? 10
Bran ana shorts.,.,., ,,,.,...,,.,"1.2O
Straight shorts .,..,..,,, ...,..,,"l'SO
MEATS AND POULTRY.
Dressed beef, per pound .....l2h TO zoe
Dressed pork, per pound. .nDl2k TO loo
Dressed veal, per pound ,.,..12M 10 20
Dressed mutton. per pound. ,.sia TO 15e
Dressed lamb. per pound. ..,l7ls TO zoe
LnTd '..'.'-'. 's''''.'..,' s..'.'',., loo
Dressed hens per pound. u,lsc and 200
Dressed springs each",,,,,..,50 to SOC
spring !amb II, hn,,ss..,.,,",,,l' 80
spring lambs, r. Aur,n,,,,,,.,l,0 90
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Butter, per pound .,..... ...... .2S
Cheese, per pound. ." ..,.,.l5 10 20
Eggs pen dozen .,...,...,....20 TO %
Eastern cheese, per pound ...,n. 20
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Pine apples, each ............ 80
Iumips four punches for..,.... 10
Parsnlps, per peck ,,,,.,...,..,,,... 20
California Caulihower, per pound. 1t
Oranges, per box .,,.....S2.T5 to s3.50
orange per dozen .,.,.."., 25c TO 800
Lemons, per box ,.,.,,.,,.,t3.00 to 81 90
LINES, per 100 Observation-Disclosures, 1. 90
Utah radishes, three bunchesu..n, .0S
Bananas, per dozen .,..,......... 30
Potatoes, per bushel ......,..,..,l.2 5
Fancy dry onions, four pounds. .25
Carrots punches ,..,.........,.. .05
Dill pickles, per quart ....,,.,... is
FIGS California, package ...,., rs
Flss, washed per pkg..,..,,,.,,,. 20
cabbage, per pound ,,."....... .05
Rhubarb, per ID ........ ,..,... 90
Arbuckles coffee. pkgs. ......... .35
Grape fruit four for.,,,.,,n.,,.. .25
Water cress, per bunch ........... .os
Utah peas, / pound, ..,.........,,,. .05
Artichokes, four for..,......,.. .25
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DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Butter per pound .,,.,, ...... .25
Cheese, per pound. E. ..-,.,l5 70 20
Legs, peu QoHen .,..,....,....,,t20 10 2,
Eastern cheese per pound ...u,. ~
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Bid Asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE.
Plans for a Uniform Accounting
Were Considered.

Chicago, April 29.-The National Mu-
nicipal league today considered plans
for uniform municipal accounting and
statistics. DR.. II. NJ, Hartwell OF Bos-
ton read the report OF n special COM
mittee which the league appointed in
1900 20 study the subject, The report
showed that the committee offered ad-
vice TO more than fifty cities whose sys-
TEN Of accounting was unsatisfactory.
Nine cities adopted either In whole or
In part the uniform system recon-
mended by the special committee. DR..
i. A, Cleveland, president of finance,
University Of the City Of New York,
described what constitutes reasonable
uniformity in municipal accounting.
At the final session at the University
OF Chicago. DR.. II, l.. Rowe OF the Uni.
versty OF Pennsylvania, delivered the
principal address on university and coll
legiate education and research IN mum.
clpal government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-30
HONDURAS AT THE FAIR.

81. Louis In the exhibit Of Hon
duras at the worlds fair, is a
great display OF valuable forest pro-
ducts and several interesting varieties
OF fine cabinet woods one Of them is
new its principal qualification having
only recently been discovered, II Is
called San Juan wood and Is said to
be practically fire proof. II resembles
satlnwood and Is capable Of high pol
lsh, greatly resembling white mahog-
any. Another useful wood is tall
tree especially valuable for piles In
wharves, inasmuch as insects will not
attack It,
The junto fibre, from which Pana-
ma hats are made, and other useful
forest products also form an interesting
exhibit.
In the Honduras fruit display at the
worlds fair are banana plants IN all
stages, showing the rapid growth ~
this plant, Every day new plants will
be started to show how rapidly they
grow by comparison. II Will almost be
n case Of bananas grown while you
wait,
Honduras has a fine mineral exhibit
also, containing gold, silver copper
and iron. a feature OF this exhibit Is
the wonderful magnetic iron which Is
found in such large quantities IN Hon
duras. II often runs as high as 70
per cent pure iron,
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A REBUKE.

A New York woman relates an in.
terestlng story Of the American Ouch
oss Of Marlborough
The duchess. according to the story,
was walking IN Blenheim Park when
one Of the villagers Of Woodstock
greeted her This yilhger had just been
married, and his bride was with him.
He had the bad taste, after introducing
the young woman, TO add
"a poor thing, but my own, Your
Grace"
The duchess frowncd az this inapt
quotation. She turned to the em-
barrassed bride, and said:
you might say now OF your husband,
truthtully; "a poor thing, but my
oWner"
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Napoleon was boaster who succeed.
ed, a dreamer who wrought narvels, an
leonoelast who built up. In him nature
produced the most violent oontradc.
tons, yet he touched nothing that he
did not improve. Sec announcement
on pace 20 OF new Napoleon series to BIO
printed by the Saturday News
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II you are one Of the perple who have
never owned real estate buy a lot or
two and see how much II win deepen
your interest IN the city IN which you
live. Just follow the real estate ads,
carefully for few days ana you VIII
find what you want,
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A cLEANLY AGE.
" w.rh Century Ideas Incline To.
""u sanitation and preventatlyss.

N'"'auon ana Preventatlves.
l.SooW'odays scientists believe that In
~ ,,da ,ulihess lies the secret OF prevention
cause. ''He"se' ren'oNe u'e
dlsoaI. az unolean habits breed many
SSsndruft Improper use OF another's
S, Ssanes combs, etc.. viii surely cause
msIruh and, In time, will lust as
'u I,sly cause badness.
nor less. V''0"' ho'''"s "'0''
ss r,ss"oro,s Herplclde kills the dandrun
sn,1S ana causes hair TO grow luxlni-
s,s sg' herplcide is absolutely free from
soft or other injurious substances.
IN ' s, by leading druggists, Send iOc
a. ''@Inps for sample 10 The HerpicIde
w. Special Agents. C.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, Ga.

Land-hunger Is pretty widespread
There are hundreds of people in thii
city who are always looking for little
more real estate; and they all read III,
real estate ads. In these columns.
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SAID
WIN. M'KINLEY.

"Exposltlons are the tlme-keepers OF
progress See tho Deseret News
special notice Of the rlds Fair I4X-
position portfolios, on page 20,
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Household Washing.

The up to date method for the home
Six cents per pound.
TROY LAUNDRY.
1G6 Main Street
Telephones 1872 and 1893, rings.
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history as probably the greatest and
most comprehensive exposition that
the world has ever known
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The Color Question

Is causing a great deal Of argument all
over the country. No question down
our way Colors don't run in our laun-
dry. TROY LAUNDRY,
1GG Main street.
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CONSUMED BY FIRE THAT@
WATER WILL NOT QUENCHi% M

Only those who have experienced the awful itching and
burning Of Eczema know how feels to be consumed by
the bserng fiery acids oozng out through the pores OF the
with Eczema 1t begins redncss Of the skim or
in little waery blistcs and pmpes dschargng thin
sticky fluid which hardens into scabs and scales leaving
and infamed surface they peel of, while the itching is
all skin diseases appearing n many different FORMS the dry
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OPENING CEREMONIES At TIE woEIBs FAIR GROUNDS ST. LOUIS

eurndpn
esgo euoayb aQh
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and powders cannot suppress. AS the poi
sonous acids in the blood increase the erup-
ton spreads and becomes more angry look
ing, and the itching and burning more III
bearable. Eczema is the commonest Of all
skin diseases, and the most aggravating and
treacherous, disappearing at times then re-
turning suddenly and in severer form than
ever. 1t particularly bad in warm wealth
er, because at this season the skin is react
ing and the blood is making extra effort to
throw off the morbid secretions and acid i'm
purities that have been accommodating during
the long winter months, and there is an over
flow of the acrid matter and acid poison
through the pores producing irritation and /
Soothing applications are beneficial and adv
disease is in the blood, and external or SURF
blood or purge the system of impurities {
ing the skin the blood must be looked after c
again overcharged with acids
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and y kind with hown white rs which gives the skin rough Hhe appear
swollen moist with occasional pOfusc discharges wa But
the varieties and this akin and caused by blood
quenc
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Dear Sirsln the summer of 1893 attacked witt
breaking out, which doctors said was Eczema II
menced on tho inside Of m" and gradually spread
The doctors who examined said they could cgrot ans
treated me for some time but Il grew all the whs
then wrote you and upon receipt Of reply to my s,to
got six bottles Of s. s. S. and began taking a3cordni
70 directions.
had used four and half bottles before seeing aoJ
effect at all then tho Eczema seemed TO ge. great deA
worse but kept on taking the medicine and In three
four days tho eruption commenced TO shed Of. ooat
rub of like bran, and this the end Of the Eczeme
j took In all nine bottles and never speEt that mucf
money for anything that did me much good Have fs
better in every way since. am CS years old and
9. hat could hardly walk and compelled to quiz
work. but since taking s. s. s. have been the all tn,
time Very truly j g. McNAIR.
Garth, Va.
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1901, appointed the national commission
OF nine members, 1t was then decided
to open the exposition on April 30. 1904.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-08-25
70 CURE THE HURRY HABIT
Tendency Which Nay Ds Corrected By
Attention to Normal
BREATHING.

II We want to get the habit of hurry
out Of our brains we must cut ourselves
Oh, patiently and kindly, from the At
mosphere Of hurry about us, writes An
ME Payson Call. In Leslie's Monthly.
The habit gets 80 strong hold of the
nerves, and Is impressed upon them sc
forcibly - Z steady tendency. that II
can be detected BY close observer even
In = person who Is lying on lounge in
the full belief that he Is resting. II
shows itself especially in the breathing
A wise athlete has said that our normal
breathing should consist Of six breaths
to one minute, II the reader will try
this rate Of breathing, the slowness Of II
will surprise him. Six breaths to ore
minute seem to make the breathing IN
necessarily slow, and just double that
seems about the right number for or
binary people; and the habit of breath
lng 1t this slower rate is q great help
from physical standpoint, toward eras-
ing the tendency to hurry.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1904-08-25
&ss7 aaezzSA
s. l9e St0fiStic5 q 8
s. NArriAQe. /.

etical ideas that go with spring would
make guess so seemingly wild that
May is the poorest of all the months
for wedding festivities. But, grouping
the thousands again, the figures are
conclusive that the slowest month and
the gayest month of the year are side
by side On the calendar.
Marry in May and repent for eye.
may be an old couplet that has infi'i.
enced Cupid. but in 1000 weddings
only Al will have been celebrated IN
May, as compared to the las to the
credit of June, the month of the roses
July, with it's summer resort oppor'
tunities and its outings and picnics
cuts a considerable figure in the &C
companying chart, while December
with 119 weddings. and January. with
139, rank next to June.
Once married, the prospects for Iaar-
ried life of long duration are good
taking the 1000 representative group
In the United States, says the Chicago
Tribune, the average term of welded
life is a little more than % years
Counting the differences in the ages a,
which women and men marry, the pro
portion of the life period for the mar
ried may be Appropriated in the Unit
ed States as at least half of the in
dividual life period.
How this compares with the welded
periods in other countries may be
shown in the figures from Holland and
Belgium, giving only % years as the
period of married life, rs years II
France. 81 years in Great Britain and
80 years in Russia. In this respect the
dominion of the car shows longer
welded period for its subjects thai
does any other European country. &C
countable to the fact that marriage:
are made earlier there than in any d
the other countries quoted.
AS to married life in the Unite
States, more than one economist ha:
made his observations upon the dc
creasing number of children in thu
homes of the nation. In the last ter
years, despite the increase In the i'm
migration to this country, the brit
rate has dwindled distinctly. Taking
the occupants Of homes. the enumer
ators of the last census found only A.
persons to q home. Accounting TO
the loss of father or mother in home
this probably would give to the Cnitet
States an added population of 5000 TO
each 1000 couples married.
This may be compared to most o
the countries of Europe to the disad
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II we.want to get the habit of hurry
out of our brains we must cut ourselves
on, patiently and kindly. from the at
mosphere Of hurry about US. The habit
gets so strong hold on the nerves and
Is impressed upon them so forciblysas
Z steady tendency. that 1t can be de-
tected by q close observer even in .
person who Is lying on lounge in the
full belief that he is resting. 1t shows
itself especially In the breathing. A
wise athlete has said that our normal
breathing should consist OF six breaths
to one minute. II the reader will try
this rate of breathing the slowness Of II
win surprise him. Six breaths to one
minute seem to make the breathing
unnecessarily Glow. and just double
that seems about the right number fos
ordinary people; and the habit d
breathing ct this slower rate Is great
help, from . physical standpoint, to-
ward erAsine he tendency to hurry
Annis Fayson Call. in Lsalie's Monthly