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Independent Company Quits.

''U'VTfIT 10 ne 7 TTlUIITIf.
PARK CITY, Aug. l2.-The Indepen-
uent Telephone company. which has been
absorDed by the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, quit business here
tonight The Bell company Immediately
assumed control Of the Independent lines
ana used them for messages outside of
the city, The city lines too. passed into
the control OF the Bell company II has
not been decided yet what viii ne done
with The Independent Telephone com
pany 5 buildings. although there is a re-
port that a new bank viii be started
here and Will occupy that buidlnl.
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GRAND JURY RETURNS
SECRET INDICTMENT

TACOMA. Wash. Aug. 12.-The fed
by Judge Hanford Thursday. returned a
secret indictment at 1880 tonight,
Whether one or more persons are named
In the Indictment the officials refuse to
disclose. Judge Rudkln, who receiv ed
the document from the grand jury. mere
ly instructed the clerk to place IT on
file and new warrants were issued to-
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Open Postal Savings Bank.

SpoclaI 10 The Tripuhe.
OGDEN, Aug. I2.-Postmaster ShurtliR
will open a postal savings bank In the
federal building August 2S The bank
will be situated In the money order de-
partment OF the postoffce. II will be
in charge OF Fred j Hart and will be
open from O'Clock in the morning TO >
in the evening each day except Sunday.
Assistant Postmaster Garner VIII have
SUPERVISION OF The bank
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Granted Divorce.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 12.-An interlocutory
decree OF divorce has been granted Clara
Standing from Abel Standing on the
grounds Of cruelty. Mrs. Standing is
given SlO month alimony, $50 attorney
fees and the defendant is assessed the
costs OF the suit, The parties were mar
ried in Ogden August 2S, 1906
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Two Japs Held Up.

SpcclnI 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM Aug. 1.-Two Japs. J.
Homo and c. Komuro were held nm
by unknown parties at Upper Binrhum
last night and robbed OF about Si2 be-
sides watches and some small articles
They were attacked and had no onpor
tunity Of making any defense
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LARGE PEACH SHIPMENT.
Nearly Six Hundred Cars VIII Go From
Ogden District.
TO The Tribune,

Special TO Tho Tribune,
OGDEN. Aug 12.-The fruit men OF
the city estimated that Weber and Box
Elder counties this year will ship at least
$50 cars of peaches, as follows:
Brigham, 300. Willard, 30; North Ogden.
10. Pleasant View, 25; Ogden, IS: Clear
field and Roy. So Riyerdale, 10.
Aside from this there will be shipped
from fifteen to twenty cars of peaches
bY express
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Short Line Men Picnic.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 12.-Employees of the
Oregon Short Line are having their an
nual outing at tho Hermitage today the
time being spent In feasting and outdoor
sports. Superintendent J. w Bailey of
the Rapid Transit company states that
over 1900 people were taken to the can
Won during the day.
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WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.

COMPETENT BooYKErn-,-,,,ss
accounts specially: Ter; Il
Address LII. Tribune oeSt reIs,.
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK BAR STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures. special designs submitted on
application; household refrigerators, BILL
Hard and pool tables. bowling alleys and
supplies. BrunAwick- -Balke -ColIeuder Co.
16o 90 100 South 4th West Both phones
<bs a4Da6
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CLEANING AND DYEINC

YOUNG BROS. HAVE NOT MOVED
from % w. 1st So. We have all kinds
OF new sewing machines and slightly
used at 30, S6, 81 and up; never under
sold. Young Bros. 90 w. lst So. Bell
SOtS. kb4I
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LOST-BUNCH OF KEYS. RETURN
to Tribune office and receive reward.
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LoST-BOY'S OvERCOAT OUT OF
buggy, East 3rd So or So. 9Th East :
liberal reward Ind 1884. kl39G
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Licensed to Wed.

Special 10 the Tribune.
OGDEN Aug. 12.-Marriage licenses
have been issued TO John William Lauder
Of Evanston. Wyo.. and F1orine Foster of
Chicago. Ill. and 10 II A. Jenkins and
Marion | Shill of Ogden.
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DOG KENNELS

Dh. FRANK S KENNEL. co. Ills 4TH
ave, phone 3SGs-NZ. specials this week,
NM ~ nos'on terrier pups and scotch collie
tered, from s5 to SIS; we win furnish env
Sn S1no OF dog on short notice: grown
nUgs i, boarded. 81 per month and ss for
sops we ouy and exchange thoroughbred
kl3ss
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

--~~~~-~~@<@~~~~~--~~@---~-
LtNN-FuneraI services over the re-
mains of Harriet Lunn. daughter OF
John w. 1>unn. who died Friday at st
Marks hospital. will bc held today al
house. Friends invited Interment I'm
City cemetery. Remains can he viewed
NJ the home OF Mrs. l.. G.. Lovcridge. 81.
s'1uth Twelfth East street from II a M.
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FRIGHT KILLS MAN
ARRESTED IN Joint
BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Aug. i2-Caught
In police raid on Chinese lottery
place. +. Baber. aged So tainted from,
fright early today and died in the re
cciying hospital less than an hour after
ward
When the officers battered In the
joint they found Babcr hiding under
bed. lie tainted when one of the of :
hcers pulled him ont and never recov
cred consciousness. Au autopsy showed
death was due to apoplexy caused by
fright
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LOST-100O-LB. BUCKSKIN HORSE, .
years. black name and tall, wire cut
on front foot Notify $50 W. Sth South
Bell 21SI-k, Reward. ki47i
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Congressman Dies.

By Associated Press.
PAULSBORO, n, j.. Aug. 12.-Con
gresham Henry C.. Loudenslager died
at his residence here this morning
Mr. Loudenslager was ten times elect
ed to congress from the first New Jer
sey district, and during the last three
congressional campaigns was secretary
of the Republican congressional cam
paign committee. and was 50 years old.
He had been ailing for long time.
The master horseshoers of Salt Lake
City Will go to Lagoon on August 10.
All of the Ogden shoers will be with
us on that day and no horses will be
shod in either city. So go with US for
day of pleasure.
Montgomery band concert Saltair
today.
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HIGH GRADE SALESMES; PEnj
nent position: 5000 10 $500 mo-
call only on business men. 80 sip.
advanced weekly. no samples 70
International Co.. 529 Mcintyre BOZ
ton, Ohio.
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SIGGS AND SCENERY

CHAs. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Both
phopoa, S2S
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WANTED-AGENrs

TO LEARN NURSERY 49,.
ship. special course SALEslI
training and big commis,, noEtcl:
hustiers. Previous expcr,ennns paIt
sar!. Write today for tsrnss MOI ID
OF territory. Pacific Nursao sad q
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Statesmen

WANTED-HIGH CLASS srk,ff1, s n
salesman for Utah 10 begin n., wo,a, n
staple line on new and excepuysJ,,
contract containing liberol WeesH} n},,s,
References required. Miles r. D'
Cleveland. Ohio.
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AGENTS WANTED TO INTpor,
article which helps reduce n.y.. SVu
expenses. Particulars free. WrIts !.
Sen opec,alty Co, Dept. C, .2jS
apaso ST. Denver, Colo
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MANY OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS OF
The Tribune wants are equally as Vital
In their influence TO hundreds OF readers
as the facts that are listed under the
caption Lost and Found"
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WANTED-SALESMEN

---~-~---~-~~~~~~~~-~ ~~~-~-~---~-~-~-~~~~~~"~-s
START IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR
selling clothes made to order by Z
&, Co. wholesale taIlors. Chicago. ]
did opportunity for high class "a
make big money either travelling
open up clothes shop here Of, ID
nearby town. Samples and display
free. Investment and experience "
essary, Write me for further psric
]. P. Thompson. Yves. Rep, l9ss aa
San Francisco.
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PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS

yI,Ifv c->-,. ,,-.,H~ ------>--~--~~~-~~~~~~~
t,, Ss,N - 1otR MONEY TO WASH
lnSton? fou will fnd IL moro satis
iactoTy to deal with local ATTORNEYS. Our
practical suggestions and years OF cxpe-
fsIence at your disposal Consultation
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uee hius' Phone AS.
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WANTED. AGENTS: WONDERFrLI
portunitys act quick; sell "Am1r
concentrated beer extract: maker
genuine Intoxicating beer right 4, n
by adding water; saves loo psr
brewers price: not near-beer mol q.
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cense required; small package, 8
weeks supply. deliver as you sell: 4
brew is the concentrated lngredlaI|
real lager beer: same materials ~
all brewers for brewing the bst
big seller: enormous demand laTs
It's; just send postal; we'll show "a
To make money quick, American q
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SEND NO MONEY. JUST s.c =
me how To make S5 daily In sna
Clear Creek Specially Co. boY sss sis "
Springs, Colo. ' D'A ~.
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WANTED-WIDE AWAKE ,c-
,os, secure SUBSCRIPTIONS for rslIabI.i lIis :
Journal ,,,a Liberal commission M
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AGENTS, BOTH SEXES: WE ~
faciure and control the fas,s,,
household specialty ever inycn,sS
molly Co. l"3 Liberty, New Yort
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IS PER 100 PAID FOR coTI -
names and addresses. s,esai
stamp for particulars, Calyer, S.,..
2lI-21s ST. Paul St, Baltimore 95
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LOST AND FOUND

I,osT-oNU SMALL HAND sATCHEL
Containing n purse with $40, somewhere
between Ogden and Salt LIKE on sun
day night Tel, Main 3l33-K. k60
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LOST-ONE BRUSSELS NET CUR
tain (not new) near Washington school,
at noon Friday, August II, 1911. Reward
Return TO 161 Center st kI40i
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED
ANNOUNCEMENT

+. A. CARTER FUR CO. % w. IST so.
Furs repaired. remodeIed. redyed. m542
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Montgomery band concert Saltair
today
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ri,sh, h
line TO sell general trade IN ,J,s d..
excelled speciality propositloni, ' fss Z
new feature; commission N,aI WIZ Ia
" for expenses. The Continent
Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
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NO, IA EASTMAN, KODAK. LOST IN
Parley's canyon, August s. Reward.
Phones IA. k1427
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',,o band concerts saltair today.
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MAN, HANDY WJTIT
Pitt st 'san Work,
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urrER1NARY SCHOOL

9 r VETERINARY COLLEGE irss
sion begins Sept. is. Cs.aos san .
C Keane. 1878 MaFlte' ~"
cisco.
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AG ENTS. OUR 1911 MODEL M,
descent Kerosene burner IDA ~
power burns with or wIthon, M
prices DEFY competition; particular l.
simplex Gaslight Co. New York n
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16

wanted-Clean rags at this office.
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16
APEX BREEzES


Ed. Walters LEFT Wednesday for
Black Hawk, where he has been ten
dered a position.
Miss GertruGe carbis left Friday
to spend the week end with her par
ents in Central, returning Sunday.
Forest Ranger w. D. Whitney, OF
Rollinsville, was a visitor to Apex
Friday, beng the guest of George
Waite.
Andy Donaldson was Central
CITY visitor Sunday.
VIM. Mcleod, OF Twelve Mile. left
Sunday for visit to the county scat
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Durrill spent
Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Gus. Myers, Of American City.
Shad Reid has been fixing up the
road for the county during the past
week.
C. R. Baer, who had been in Den
yer for the past two weeks owing to
the illness Of his father, returned
Tuesday and reports very little i'm
provemsnt in his fathers condition.
H. G. Shuck and DR.. AsQuith, of
Central City, wore local visitors o.
Tuesday.
George Waito made a trip to the
county seat last Friday.
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16
IN RUSSELL GULCH

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferganchich,
the newlywods. were ovor from Bald
Mountain Sunday and visited with
Walter Shserer and family.
Dick Broad is up from Denver this
week. looking after his mining inter.
ests.
A number of the members of tho
Red Men residing in this city, went
over to Nevadaville Monday evening,
ana report grand time.
Tho young ladies OF the NJ. L.
church gavo an entertainment and so.
cial Saturday night. A big crowd at
tended and the affair was a social
and financial success.
Mrs. Harry Matthews returned
Tuesday from a trip to Donver.
Valentino Zancanella left Sunday
for the old country, whero ho will
visit for six months.
The pastor will proach hero Sun
day evening. March 10th, at seven
o'clock. Subject: Christ, tho Reform.
or" You are invited.
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16
BLACK HAWK NEWS

w. S. Stevens returned Monda,
from an extended visit in Denver.
F. A. Rudolph is again i'll and un
der the doctors care.
| A number OF the members Of Blacl
Hawk tribe of Red Men went to Ne
vadaville Monday and assisted tn
tribe there in initiating two new In
dians. They enjoyed refreshments an
a song or two by Tot Newlun.
The Rebckahs hold a public car,
party this evening.
The Merry Dozen club meets toda.
with Mrs. John Eatwell.
E. B. Boardman and family lef
Tuesday for California, wherc the.
will reside in the future. They solt
their hoCsc to Joe Borzago. Friends
o. Mr.. Roczago regard this an an in
dication that he is soon to join tn,
ranks CT the Benedicts.
VIII Niccum, former Black Hawk
ita, was a visitor last week from To
peka, Kan sas.
George E. Fritz was business Wis
itor to penver his ,tek.
Curtis Rundquist was up from Col
den Tuesday on a short visit with
his parents and friends.
Harry Schneider, young man who
was born and raised in Black Hawk
was an arrival yesterday on a visit to
his cousin, Otto Blake. Mr.. ochneiuel
is now resident of Denver.
AL. Bailey and son, Richard, were
arrivals from Denver this week. They
came up to do some assessment
WORK on some claims they own.
Mrs. L. Fircher returned Monday
evening from three months visit
in Kansas. She was called there o,
account of tn, illness o. her sister
who is now rapidly recovering.
John Webster and VIM Biol were
passengers on the outgoing train Sun
day morning, the former bound fol
Denver and the latter for Golden.
Gene Pearley was a passenger tc
Denver Monday.
Mrs. Walter James loft Monday fol-
the valley.
Rev. BENZ. Eitelgeorge will preach
here Sunday morning, March 18th, al
eleven O'Clock. Special music. Every
one is invited.
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16
OBSERVATIONS

|
Standard Oil Co. If the resultant
mixture would be good for anything
we would be in favor of the prop
osition.
We learn from an exchange that
thirty people have fallen from bal
looms during the past year-which is
not mentioning large number OF
others who have returned to earth
rather suddenly.
You don't see the newspaper boys
kicking on the income tax. 1t is
human nature not to kick about
something that only hurts the other
fellow.
A Chicago chap has offered to
blow up the Illinois legislature with
nitro-glycerine for 500. The initial
cost is little high, but the bene-
fits will be lasting enough to make
it worth while.
A Berlin scientist claims to have
been successful in making food from
air He talks as if he had been try
ing the stuff.
The earnings of the, Bell telephone
system increased about three millions
last year. Talk isn't so awful cheap.
There are $4,000 magicians in AM
erica and several thousand others
trying to make you believe the tar
iff is all right.
The czar ought to collect a roya't.
on the manufacture Of bombs to tax,
the place of that part of his popu-
lation that the bombs kill off.
Is it now our extinguished expires
ident?
VIM. T. Stead's recent proposition
to establish a bureau for commuai,
cation with spirits comes at the psy-
cological moment when the prohibi-
tlonists have succeeded in putting
liquor out Of about half of the coun-
| try.
There is now cable line to Ice
land, which ought to help materially
in the progress and enlightenmel.
of this benighted country.
No one seems absolutely certain
that Mr.. Bryan would unoquivocally
refuse to accept the presidential
nomination if the proposition was
presented to him in delicate and
refined manner and couched in prop
er and incffensive language
A hen kept by one of the eastern
colleges laid 36s eggs last year
Education pays.
One of our congressman is being
criticised for borrowing money from
a Chicago meat packer. When you
need to borrow money it is neces
sary to go to someone who has go,
some.
A Pullman train was recently helt
up in the west, but the porter lock
ed himself out Of sight and the ban
dts got nothing.
Some religious authorities are pos
tive that the Garden of Eden wa!
located in North Dakota. Who car
b, expected to believe in the biblt
hereafter.
The gentleman who wrote the tel
commandments holds the record 70!
long distance stand-patism.
What impresses us most about tht
work Of the European masters is the
ease with which they remove thc
period from a 100000 picture wher
they see an American coming.
Did you ever see grandmother
who would let her daughter treat
her children the same way her moth
er used to treat her?
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16

Motion pictures ana illustrated
songs at the opera house Wednesday
Saturday and Sunday nights. Doors
open 1880. curtain s O'Clock. Admis-
ison 10 cents. children half price. Z.
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

On sale at Hyndman's and Post Off
ice Book Store, Central City; Post Off,
ice, Book Store, Black Hawk; kend-
rick's Book Store, 18th and Stout Sts.,
Denver. Single Copies Five Cents.
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16

this month at Anderson's Furniture
Store.
Gilpin observer., 1911-03-16

YOU WOULD CALL AND LOOK oV-
Err THE FACILITIES POSSESSED
BY THE ECLIPSE LIVERY FOR
PROPERLY BOARDING HORSES
AND CARING OF VEHICLES. A
CORDIAL WELCOME is EXTEND
ED TO YOU. WE EMPLOY A CON-
PETENT FORCE OF EXPERIENCE
ED LIVERY AND STABLE MEN
AND THERE'S NOTHING OVER
LOOKED TO MAKE BUSINESS RE-
LATIoNS WITH US PLEASANT
AND AGREEABLE. YOU CAN
BOARD YOUR HORSE WITH US BY
THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. WE
ALSO HAVE VEHICLES OF EVERY
KIND AND DESCRIPTION TO HIRE
BY THE HOUR OR DAY.
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLES
Phone, Central 10.
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understanding and mutual good will
is the reason of our orders being. It
is not in its immediate intent economi.
cal. religious or political. 1t does not
declare itself ordained to establish
justice, to provide for the common de-.
Tense or to promote the general vel
fare. Its Influence we believe to be In
aid OF these great ends, but only as
a consequence Of its nature and char.
acter, as natural effect of the prop
er conduct of its affairs.
So far 1t Ia like the vel! regulated
family OF modern life, Instituted for
no remote or Interior object, to bene.
lit no class or sect or party. 1t Is
simply an institution intended and
planned to help its members In their
pursuit of happiness. and not only to
members. but also all those morn
or less closely associated with them.
1t is a club OF men organized for the
pleasure and profit OF familiar inter-
course. The only object OF its meet
ing Is the meeting. In it's creed 1t is
not good for man to be alone. In its
lay religion there cannot be too much
good will among men 1t would enter.
tain the stranger that he may let his
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ton He that loveth not his brother
Whom ne hath seen, how can he love
God whom he hath not seem" So see
ing ones brother is the prerequisite
to brotherly love, through seeing,
through personal intercourse, through
exchange of points OF view only can
we learn and understand our fellow
man
We may attain much knowledge of
human nature through books, that is
we may see through other mems
eyes, for the Thackery and Dickens
and kipling and Mark Twain who
gave us these books can only tell us
what their eyes first saw in others.
or what they have learned about
themselves. They are not creators. but
discoveries and reyealers or confess.
ors. Col. Newcome and wilkins
M'Cawber and Terence Mulvaney and
Huckleberry Finn are real people.
composite people perhaps, with fea.
lures and traits taken from actual
models. some from the writer's them.
selves. We may find their original
living now and here IL only our eyes
be opened and our hearts auickened
TO bring men together in mutua
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worthiness appear 1t would trans
form the alien into familiar, and de.
yelop the acquaintance into the asso-
ciate. 1t would advance and refine ac-
quaintance into friendship and day
by day kindle and strengthen* and
make constant the friendship wellsbe-
gun 1t regards friendship as a preci-
GUS possession, the most comfortable
relation Of this mortal life, the essen.
tial and effectual agency to purify,
strengthen and enoble the human
soul.
He who steals my purse steals
trash" But he who eteals my heart
adds to my durable riches, for his
stealing has enlarged that hearts ca.
pacity and multiplied its opportunity
for active kindness and considera-
tons. has made me wiser and more
efficient In the exercise Of the beney.
olent affections.
Our abode is a market place for the
bringing in and Interchange Of our
varied gifts. whether of knowledge or
wisdom or wit or fancy. Here we may
gossip over our many experiences,
and air and compare and SO modify
our opinions. over predictions, our an.