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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

s NOT the impersonal love for all
80 the highest love. since romantic
love is largely instinct, and
mother love wholly so?" asks
one who, from the form Of his ques-
ton, would seem TO agree with Comte
that enthusiasm for humanity is the
love which is most worthy of our ven
Grafton
All pure and spontaneous love is, /
think. essentially the same 1t is an
inward impulse, an Instructive longing
OF incompleteness for completeness
And it is deeply personal, just as faith
is personal, or hope. or submission to
moral law. It cannot be something
apart from the man-spirit only, free
from all claims of the earthly expert
ence which molds his personality
Life is made up Of successive sea-
sons. and each has a distinctive and
appropriate form Of love. There is the
love which simple-hearted childhood
knows, a love that is very like the need
the flower has for the sun
Then there is the love Of joyous
youth, which loses itself in mazes Of
romance. thinking to find therein full
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
TRADE CONDITIONS STILL BRIGHT.

AsT week was another uneventui general trade Ex
suon still visible, however. shown BY the enormous
IL bank clearings which s347ooooooo
the corresponding week last According 20
cded bur once Il must be borne in mind however
speculation IN New large huge total the
a. New York 1923 cent But there were oneT age
gains such 6z per Philadelphia 448 Boston
Ifburg Francisco, St Louis. and OF
the nieve cities and towns reporting weekly ceanes only SIX
compared with last year Hence
snsbe conclusion that the general business OF the county allow
the stock speculation New york.
least 90 per larger than during the week in
The continued abundance and Is still attracting
attention Nothing seems either condition
Liquidation breaks OF FIVE points the country
apparently do not money
supply OF ready cash all the country continues
large occurs days forgotten Now
then there European call for gold but do
grow. gratifying feature OF this unusual and almost unprece
deed condition that the supply Of Europe aPpa
large country long Europe and
their full OF gold viii be
depletion which shortens credits leads price cuttings
order commercial obligations and forces weak
while legitimate mercantile expansion.
quarters. Thus the papers filed during
April Eastern cities or companies OF capita
had total OF S8II against SIoz643ooo March, IN
which filed papers amounting
than Soooooooo This rinkage captal
though the Hoaons March obviously abnormal
Evidently capital pursuing conservative and
Still huge OF year
being estimated that during this period corporation bonds
the amount o S5ooooo have been hoated and financed IN Wall
This exclusive Of the subscription the japanese bonds
the big Of New York City bonds and OF small
with ISSUES o less than SIoooo VI course such an enormous no
tzon end time and perhaps that end has
which would explain the falling Of in April
The staples enjoy large business, with profit
satisfactory The wool trade active, with high quo
tations Tor the fleece still ruling. The industry
unsettled owing adverse weather the belt which has
the back several weeks and rendered large operators and
Provisions quiet everywhere though
quotations
liberal Hides leather rule firm, with excellent
for the latter Reports
say that the building trades which embrace lumber hardware
and glass doing the business OF their lives But reports
md
falling OF again except structural material which
brisk demand by the widespread activity building Railway
April larger than April The
failures last week were I8z, against last year
Aside from indications brilliant The cond
Of wheat the best years and unless something happens
the crop very the yield this year viii be large As the
Try largely dependent upon crops for prosperity, the
look from this point OF view IS full Of promise.
Beyond the conditions enumerated above there nothing
The prosperity which, with occasional
lu has been with shows col
The viii down American political and
history remarkable epochs good
enjoyed by the nation
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NO WONDER THE sen Is SIGN

I z viewed the ocean sadly.
III Alas. alack-a-day.
II must feel very badly.
To moan and sigh madly,"
Was what he paused 10
"Oh has the The colic7
Or is II overfed
With oyster souD and seaweed sauce.
That II thus restless1y should toss
And tumble bedz
His wife smiled at him wisely
-Ah William dear" said she.
would you and tumble. TOO
Were there as much lobster in you
AS there IN the sea- New York Press
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

CONTRACTS. F, City. The his
tory OF bills presented 10 theLegisiature
at its last held session does not snow
that any such as you inquire about rel
atiye TO contracts was passed
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

ADDRESSES-Sub City. Cor
respondents TO the department. OF an
swers tc queries desiring the address
OF prominent people viii have the same
sent through the mail II the inquiry Is
accompanied by a self-addressed and
stamped envelope
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

FROM ROSS STATION-A- c.. Oak
land. Cal The distance by road a
gradual, winding ascent to the top OF
Mt. Tamalpais, is about ten miles
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

Special information supplied daily -
business houses and public men BY tha
Press Clipping Bureau tAllen's). 80 Cali
forria street Teie2hons Main 1041 {.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

Townsend-s Gala Glace Fruits IN ar
tistic dre-etched boxes 10 Kearny s.
and new store now open. Ts7 Market 81
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

CAFE ROYANF- L J.. City II
YOU are anxious 10 know If certain
ex-Judge was interested al any time IN
the Cafe Royal when II was gam
bling house. address him letter OF
inquiry. This department has no In
formation on the subject
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

wAvES-H B.. Yorkville. Cal The
largest waves are seen on Cape horn.
being 756 feet long and rising 45 feet
Waves in the North Atlantic have been
observed TO rise TO a height OF IS feet
In the South Atlantic p feet is record
ed. II has been reported that waves
35 feet high have been seen in the Bay
OF Biscay. II is stated that during a
tidal wave at Lisbon many years ago
the waves rose to a height OF 90 feet,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

may prevent dropping
ey the contribution box.-Washington
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

esse-ovng Europe only surpassed
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08


stretch shoroake-chicaeo Chronicle.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

GOVERNMENT WHITEWASH =
Subscriber, San Jose. Cal The follow
ing is the receipt OF the United States
Lighthouse Board OF the Treasury De-
partment for whitewashing. which has
been found by experience TO answer
on wood, brick and stone nearly as well
as oil paint:
SLACK half a bushel OF unslacked
lime with boiling water. keeping II COW
cred during the process Strain il. and
add a peck OF salt. dissolved in warm
water: three pounds OF ground rice put
in boiling water and boiled 10 q thin
paste; half q pound OF powdered Span
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
PAPA SPEAKS.

PAPA SPEAKS.
Miss Knowsitt-Now that I've
graduated from the seminary,
think III take course IN
psychology.
Mr. Knowsitt-Not on your
life. You'll take a course in
roastoIogy. boiloIogy, sweepol-
ogy and domestic workoIogy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
ECONOMY TO SOME EXTENT
Congress Will Find II Necessary 70
Look 10 the Treasury
Leaks

X & sci forth. ia a Washington dis
patch that tie responsible leaders in
congress have put their heads together
In an effort 10 meet The situation strik-
insiy eAemp.ihed by Speaker Cannon.
when he declared that there was a
s3100o000 gap between Uncle sam ves.
and breaches II furthermore appears.
SAYS the Albany Argus thai these lead
ers have concluded that ID IS 'the duty
Of congress 10 reduce thai zap rather
than widen d. and hat they The Lead
ers must stand guard and use heir best
erdeavcrs 20 keep expenditure G0wl
near tie revenues ID the government
and reduce The deficit ia rhe treasurv
There is som thing wh.u sicai. % laud-
ing as austere virtue. and selt-dcnying
economy a decision t0 spend not much
more than The governments revenues
will amount 70. and u reduce The de-
felt rather than ID wipe itout Finan-
ciering which is contenf ~ Keep expen-
dltures only block or two ahead of the
revenues within hailing distance as ID
were and 10 wipe out little ot the
deficit al time would make quick time
TO bankruptcy il applied % private in
stead Of public business
But d Is the modern idea in govern.
mental affairs when expenses mount
up 70 look about for something new 20
tax.-for all new revenues are inevitably
the resultof new taxation Of some sort
Neither Ia the nation nor ia the state.
does there exist. a. the present time a
policy OK even desire OF wholesale.
wholesome retrenchmelt
Temporary economies may BE- prac-
ficed while awaiting me opportunity TO
devise and levy some new kind Of taxes.
but such enforced. temporary economy Is
like the brief swearing on" Of the old
topper wl.a makes mp for it. with com
pound interest a. soon as he lets loose
again
The new congress. which assemblies
next year. will be confronted by an APP
parent deficit, and by a real deficit which
is much greater than the apparent one.
between the receipts OF the government
and the expenditure which the whole
policy and tendency OF the existing
regime called for Then the alternatives
will be. either increased revenue. or an
increased deficit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
PARAGRAPHIc POINTERS

Subsidy by any other name will
be as vile indianapolis News IrdD
Presently. congress Will turn over
a new ieaf-of the congressional record
Albany Argus
The deficit last month was little
over 100000 and the demand for GOLD
for export exhausted the bullion In the
treasury We shudder to thiIk what the
G. o p organs would say about this II a
democrat happened tn be occupying ,he
white house The Commoner
Editorially. the leading repub-
iican organs are silent Not a word OF
advice or protest not even line OF ex-
pository comment do they print. For
hem. the bitter party warfare does not
exist The reason is. Of course that the
.yrannical government Of the party has
-obbed them 81 freedom Of speech Not
daring 20 say that their soul. are their
own they must wait TO see who comes
out victor in the struggle. ard then in
stantIy they Will make themselves "for.
tunes champion proving ouce moro
.hat their only function 81 TO be ever
strong upon the stronger side."-N. Y.
Post Ond).
Eiihu Root seems 10 be the inno-
,ent bystander Of republican politics.
Nhen situations become strained. ne Il
Injected. as a possibility, just in time 10
persuade the brethren TO agree to some.
hing else-Albany Argus
That plan Of the republican house
eaders in congress 20 have all appro.
lriatiol bills prepared by one commit.
ee looks IKE plan TO buuko the coun-
ry members ont Of their pork The
proposed plan Is 70 apply 10 the next
congress and not 20 this one. 50 We won't
worry about Indiana getting her small
proportion Of pork just yet-Indi-
,napolis Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
Especially for Women.

Champion. Mich, Jan. 9th Special)
A case II especial interest TO women Is
that oi Mrs a Ncliatt wife OF we'll
SHOWN photographer here liz Is best
gwen n her own words
"a could not sleep. ms feet We're cold
and my limbs cramped. Mrs Wellatt
states. IA had an awful hard PAIN
across my Kidneys | had 70 get up
three or four times In the night | was
very nervous and ieariuily Respondent
Il had been troubled IN ths way for
FIVE Years when ] commenced 10 use
Dodd's X Gney Pills. and what they
caused % come from my kidneys VIII
hardly stand description
by the time / had finished one box Of
D0dds Kidney Pills | was cured. Now
] can sleep wei my limbs Do not cramp,
l do not get up ia the night, AVID ] feel
better than | have IN years owe my
health % Doid'- Kidney Pills.
Womcns ills are caused hy Diseased
Kidneys that, why Dodd's X dncy Pills
always cure them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
ADVICE FOR DEMOCRATS.
To Fulhl Its Mission the Party Must
Have a Union OF It's
Forces.

Between 1900 and last summer the
democratic party was delueed with adj
vice On the twin subject Of reorganiza-
ton and regularity Some Thousands u
political doctors told mo party how 10
win success with new leaders. and some
other thousands Eliminates threats
against everS body who had aof fully
agreed with the leadership cf - and
1900
Preliminary utterances indicate says
he ST. Louis Repsblic. that We are TO
have another four years 81 the same
iluent advising.
Sensible democrats may prohtably be-
Gin al once 10 comba; he idea thar one
faction or another is 20 administer the
affairs Of The party hs prescribing other
factions
In the strugEle OF contemporary ambi-
tions. in the honest or simulated en-
thusaism over temporary beliefs. many
men lose sight OF the eternal purpose o.
the democratic party The party has
one mission which gives Il life as long
as that Of the human race and that mis-
sion IS the protection of the individual
against the entertainments OF power
The democracy OF the world is organ
lied under varied forms In the United
States the organization is most definite
and complete. but in every country there
is a democratic movement and in essen
tials IL Is every where the same. Equal
rights 20 all and special privileges 10
none is the beginning and end of demo-
cratic energy Every question OF a par
ticular time must be- by the democratic
PARTY judged under the test of It's appli-
cation TO this principle
And democratic organization was
never more needed All other political
bodies are movins toward a renewal q
feudalism and olicarchy All Other en-
denotes are toward the limitation OF man
hood hy the selfish wishes Of privilege
The recent campaign In the United
States ending in apparent disaster was
of vast service ia developing lines OF
action for he democracy The demo-
cratic party lost few of its supporters
Many We're nor aroused and did not vote,
bu- they are democrats and are ready 10
be loyal voters. when their minds seize
upon the issues which the times present
Discussion within the party may pro-
coed. must proceed But. 70 b. profit
able !, mus clarity ques ions. not in-
flame factionai distrusf Every man VINO
believes 10 the eNaitation. The encour-
agement. the development, OF the indi-
vidual IS @ democrat and every such
man should be welcomed as a part * the
Gemocra BE- organization
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
CUTICURA OINTMENT
The Worlds Greatest skin Cure and
sweetest Emolli~nt-Positi,eIy
Inrivaicd.

Cutcura Ointment i beyond question
the most successful curative for torturlng.
di-tgurng humor- Of the skin aud scalp.
including loss Of hair. ever compounded
m proof 81 which a single amounting with
IL. preceded by a hot bath with Cutcura
Soap. and followed in the seyerer cases
hy a dose Of Cuticura Resolvent Pills. Is
often sufficient 70 afford immediate relief
IN the most distressing forms OF itching.
burning and scaly humors, permit rest
and sleep. and point 10 a speedy cure
when oil else fails IL is especially 81 10
the treatment of infants and ,n 3ren.
speedily soothing and healing The MOST
distressing cases
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

III President Roosevelt proposes TO
c0untersien am the bonds of Honduras.
Costa Rico. Nicaragua. Guatemala. etc.
he will do Well to have rubber stamp
inserted TN the end 81 his BE Stick. -
y y World
Those republicans who. Ia speak
ing of the new departures and proposed
changes OF law that President Roosevelt
Is going To bring about seem 10 entirely
ignore the fact that congress rs the law
making power indianapolis Sentinel
R0oseyelt's assumption Of the
sole control Of the federal machinery Is
an act Of seif-control which will not suit
congressional ideas No matter what
rules may regulate lawmaking or adj
mission the senate and the house have
traditions concerning patronage and
will fight for that when they are in
dugent on other lines.-SL Louis Re
public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

All the Crlmean veterans in receipt OF
small. pensions who are in necessitou.
circumstances are now being granted
special increases. provided they were
either wounded or discharged for In.
ability, or are az present suffering from
a disability clearly due 20 their military
services.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

LAWYER 70 Witness Never mind wha.
you think, we want facts here Teu ~,
where YOU first met thls man
Woman Witness Cant answer II 10
the court doesn -are 10 hear what 4
think, there's no use questioning me. for
| arm not a lawyer and cant talk with
out thinking Boston Commercial Bul
let.n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
eAc -ERIA FOR FARMERS.
sBsnevolcnt" Microbes Furnished by
the Government 10 En-l,n
Exhausted Soil.

Bacteria The Ncry word has an om-
lnous sound Every one instluciiyely
wishes % Keep away from bacteria as
things of fear. says Youths Con panion
Bur there are good bacteria as well as
bad ones benevolent" bacteria that
ask nothing better than 20 worN on the
farm with MO reward except THAI OF
their own virtue Uncle sam thinks 50
highly of This class ~ germs that since
August 1908 the department u aerl-
culture has offered 20 send them free.
10 the American farmer
And 1t The farmer wise. ne vii take
as many Of them as De can ret and set
them I'd work in his fields As soon as pos
sible
These Industrious aud deserving mi
,ruhes may De- pretty well described hy
calling taem nitrogen fixing bacteria
or in more cumbrous phrase. bacteria
u the root noduies OF iegumlnous
plants
Any boy who lives on farm soon
learns tat 10 restore the fertility of
worn-oui fields. clover or its cousins
must be sown Cow peas vetches. al
falfa are al. good for this purpos, In the
rotation Of crops 20 keep land from being
worn out clover or lis equivalent must
one round every fourth year
TIE farmer does not know why. On,
he knows the fact The scientist knows
why IL is because clover is nitrogen
producing crop Down on its roots are
multitudes OF tiny nolules. and in those
noduies are bacteria which have the
power 10 take in nitrogen somehow.
from the air and give il 10 the soil
Then the corn and wheat crop take this
nitrogen mp and exhaust it. and the
field must 60 20 Clover or its related
'rops again
Almost one hundred million dollars
worth of nitrogen Is exported from
America yearly ID has been estimated.
in the form of grain The American
farmer besides his rotation OF crops.
has been forced 10 keep putting nitro
gen back into The soil in expensive fer
tilizers This seemed toacertaiu clever
ierman scientist rather a pity as long
as bacteria exist which like the job OF
ntrogenizing the ground As man has
harnessed steam and electricity. why
not train germs 70 DO the farming
So for nearly ten years these bacteria
have been under culture and experiment
z iiols Nooos. fiaI,''n. ahn o'hers "
NAM ana 'a'e's " il'lS. eacalH-
re- ana b'rr'l'. % America. / ne Ger
mans WISHED 'o ueNe.oP nlsh sFo"'A
e 'At germs 'A 'ne TOOLS 81 re QUINN
W. pants " any s"4 he AmATicans
'--'' --' MT llil 'Alihs Ipon Nhrai
ana '''n' ~ stt i z crop ~ gram 'oula
nol ~ Haue ~ gro" lts'i ana its own
ST l.l1er A 'Hr same 'ifhe slrsi5 true
iaii"fT .-'a
ln' most practical discovery. how
ever Is mat q George Moore by MS
process every farmer can grow the ni-
trogen-hNing bacteria himself and ap
ply them himself 20 his crop He can
send 70 me department ~ agriculture
ana get a small pachei Of sieriiized cot
ton on which the germs are CROWNS
With this come TWO tiny packages of
nemicals one ~ these he dissolyes in
2 certain amount % water. ana drops "a
me cotton. germs and all. to soak over
nieht The next morning he pours ID
the other chemical and the germs de-
selop until the water becomes cloudy
with them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

Emphatically the young man who is
% years old by the calendar and who
IS only IS years old in mind ana man
nsr is handicapped to-day as be never
before could have been handicapped
IN history Minneapolis Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
Cranberry sauce

DO not COOK cranberry sauce too long
and DO not add TOO much alter The
finest sauce can be made from one quart
OF cranberries with one cupful Of water
Boil for ten minutes. then add TWO cup
fuis OF sugar. stir Well anr set away 10
cool Womans Magazine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
Horrible Punishment.

In 1890 the last instance ~ boiling
TO death TOOK place in Persia The Of
fender. guilty Of stealing state reve-
nues was put into large caidron u
cold water which was slowly heated
TO the boiling point Ills bones were
distributed as warning. among the
provincial tax collectors
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

Il never become angry because man
does not think quite as ! do remarked
the professor FOR when ! ind man
who disagress with me | realize that II IS
probably with difficulty that be thinAs
al all Judge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
A Guaranteed cura for Piles

Itching. Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist VIII refund money II PAEo
OISrMENI fails TO cure in TO IA DAYS. JOc
A reputation for wit. once establishes.
Will float as many platitudcs as the ocean
WILL chips brooklyn Lie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
Winter Tourist Tickets

Are now on sale AZ very low rates via
the Louisville and Nashville r. r. from
St. LOUIS. Evansville. Louisville and Gin.
cinnatl 10 an the Winter Resorts I'm the
South. Southeast and Cuba. For illustrat
cd booklets on FLORIDA. Cuba or New Or
leans. time tables and rates. address. G. l..
Stone, General Pass. Agent. Louisville,
Nv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
Vegetarian Cat.

a kitten was lately brought up on an
exclusively vegetable diet By a London
family Of yeeetarians The result is
that il Will not touch animal food and
pays no attention 10 rats or mice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
When Language Fails.

When a man in his pajamas bumps
his shin on a rocking chair il is sur
prising what weak washy thing his
vocabulary seems a. him " y Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
For 4 Delicious Nut Bread

Add chopped nuts. hickory or Eng
llsh wainuts. 20 any entire wheat or era
ham bread recipe allowing two-thirds
OF a cupfui OF nuts 20 each medium sized
loaf Housekeeper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

Owing to constantly liyine in canoes
r race Of dwarfs in British New Guinea
are losing the use OF their legs. while.
s..eir chests and arms are ac.crmally
developed
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

4 self made man has an idea that u ne
had gone 20 college he would have been
much more Of q success. and college
man that Il he hadn't he might have
been much less OF failure q y Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
How He Got In.

Church Did your friend ger into the
-Four Hundred
Gotham Well be got into a few Of
them 20 the extent of several thousand
dollars,- Yonkers Statesman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13

Kidney Pills / told
The readers Of this
paper that they had
relieved me Of kid
ncy trouble, dis
posed OF a lame
back with pain
across my loins and
beneath the shout
der blades. During
the interval which
has elapsed i have
had occasion to re-
sort To Doan's Kid
ney Pills wien /
noticed warnings OF
an alta X. On each
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-01-13
His Oecupation.

Jones w hat business are you in novy
Smith am IA the meat business.
Jones lincredulously Where Is your
shop
Smith haven't any shop am the
ham IN an advertising sandwich Mime
apohs Times