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Show thi: morning examiner: ogden, citaJ- saiteday, jply - 10 1 choice malting, 59B3c. FUi Seed No. 1 Xurthwestern. . Tlmorbv Seed Prime. 4.5 tract grades. 41550. Movei Short Ribs aLoii tiuoaei $s.T5. SFffCULATIVff tinctlv CoPr London " INTEREST OULU 1 1 3. g FEATURES OF THE BALT of wines. 41.31 9s ... 6 -S- pecula New Turk. July interest la sunk msiket sail Tte fault Uy very slocks, largely with the Harnmss of tich dropped out of ihslr pialuoa -activity and tba made ta aubatituta oiber stocks The leadership, but without two animation of the dealing la the and the supposition ! la that the Job of the head 4 the tom la taking the public Into bla a to the eoatempUted wsp latanJed to thia and, puts the market leaderahip into a quanof the present dary. The folio mmemant for a rlae la price, have had fni'k that they arera following a wavemaBt deulgued or favored by the t'aloa Pacific Insiders. ! Tba supposed a faeorable utoventrul maa market far the I'aloa Pacific oonverU b'e bond uf oklrh Tl.b0.(HNi lueue fall to the underwriting eradicate. eblch tare The tecent surmise e found must furor among the aperula-Tirelement la Wall street aa t tba aaouaof for lha movement Initiated la the market Sava dealt with tha aamea of llanimaa and the Standard BurOil group. Credence in the nt. la abakea by the present situs-tlo-laa and ha preaent conjecture with the puaeibillty that the head of tha Harrmaa railway system ha ought to put a Hop to tha uae of bla F apecnlattva aame and piwtlf man I pul a turn. Tha abortive campaign f Itlil la South am Pacific, tba through the rourta to eaforea a dividend payment t further U and tha part pUyed by Mr. Harrlmen In now matr thwarting tha attempt, are cnnvnaead tore of hWtory and were with latereat In tba dleustoa of attua-tin- g preseat eondltlaM today. Tbla credit waa glvaa tha prlnrlpal for the dmp la tha rata of market activity. Soma affect of depreealun waa tiartad by tha reaewed weak-neala tha Erlaa and by a drop of la Bouthara railway prefarred. I The latter wae attributed to the dread of the eipeata la ha etrogglo over rent paaarnger fare daw aad tha I the angiwMlva meaaurea of the North Caroline authorities la the matter. The market had tha advantage of a favorably bank return. Tha uuial aia la ckwe agreement la the natghboifiood of 4i6on.OPi , tha figure of the accretbm of caah during lha week. An. 44.990,-an- t ot thin la derived from the opera-tlon- e of tba auhcraaaury with Ike banka It la aarn that tha movement la atll f rairrncy with tha Intm-loreaalderahly In favor of thin center on balance, lionay oa call continued : Tba London copper market waa wal again today but tha atrength of I. S. Steel upon Ilia reported breaking of tha alrike In lha leka Siiparior Iron mlnea waa n nuvtalnlug factor In tha metal grougt. Price, B actuated with murk uurer-talal- y all day but were at a higher level at tha last. V. S- - S'a advanred per rent of ran. Tolal aalea Boada were Irreguhr. par value l.(KB.ouu. rtcM ; -- cob-fldea- divl-deud- i e 1-- 4 LAKE MINING EXCHANGE. h!h WhlMey Arilclea. Receipt. Shlpnila' 14.30U 147.100 bbla. Fleur, XB.Bimi n Open Ohio Coppsi In Demand 61.300 Wheat, bu IxhO-mC--ra. Lot Brought Stand 244 Hl bu Out. 2ti.kvU 142m0 Oats, bu 4 .00 Rye, bu. 3.500 3.3U Harley, bu On the produce richauge today (he Salt Lake, July 26. The foreooon butter market naa ateauly cream-enes- . sales ow the miniug exchange aggro I 21 A 24 dariea, II 1 2 A 32 T gated little more than 456.6"0. May Fgga, Arm at mark eases included. Hay was bought heavily and the 1IQ 15c; firsts, 15c; prime first, 14 stork clunod In fins form. Beck Tun Cheese, steady to 12A He. Consolldsied cams out in big buacbes with the result that the price Pmduca. Chlcapa was forced down to 4297. 1'ncl ' Chicago. Jely Sau Consolidated mnvod up slightly, 01 5fi -Wheat Julv hf 71: Sept. while Star Consol Mated and Rioux Cora July G3 4 k; 8pt. 53 II. ConsuIHatsd weakened. Iron bkwvou Oata- - July 44 I S; Sept. Sd 54. and Croon Point made slight gain,, Pork Julv 15 22: Sept. IB 45. Mammu'h appeared In fin; Lswpt l.ard July 0 07 13; Sept. 4.23 13 form and closed on n sale at 42.92. 0 35. South Columbus Consolidated weakRiba-J- uly 4.57 12; Bept. 4.73 ened on the open board and sold 75. down to 42.75. 5aC3. h, Amoog the unlisted, Ohio Copper 3. 55s Cush Barley tsmtinued la strong demand, but only were brought out, it golluu Cattla. Chicag ing at 46.25. Eai Rwamwa ExteneChicago. Julv i4 Caul- Receipt! sion wold at 33 cents and East Crown S.OliO. Market alnadv. Beeves 44 4a Point at 6 cents. 7. SO; rows 1 4ia5 35; heifers 43 40a Tha closing questions and sales 4 40; calves 45.5oa7 32: good lo prime were; A. M. Liatsd Stocks steers 45.70,7 30; poor tn medium 4.40 s5.62; aides rs aad feeders 43.00 basil hut WmL a Sustain-inluui Steal Factor. Mesa Park, per hid- .- S1C.356I14.4U. per l'K Ilia. 19 07 clear aide 4 l.'Xed - IS 57 1 X lrd, Shurt nl zd.-Ck- ae: 3 Rye-Cas- 4 00. Hug Receipts 14.AC0. Market high- light 4B.loa4 50; mUed 460oa 5.oa 45; heavy 5.vtioa.35; rough 1.05; pigs 5 75a.35; good io chulra heavy 4B.32s4.15. Market 4.000. Sheep Kneel pt a weak. Natlre end western 43Mla5.75; er. yearlings 46.006.65; lamba aad weat-ar- a 45.fioa7.S4. Kanaaa City Cattla. Kansas City. July6.0U. Market alemly to loc lower. Native aieera 45.OOa7.lo; stork-er- a and leaders 43 002.25; bulla 43.75 4.50; leer western fed 43.fiOn5.75: 44 X215.45; western fed cows calve 42.75a4.2l. Hogs Receipts 4.000. Market 46.02a6.12 parkere 46 106.30; pigs and light 46.20,6.35. ' 3 .1)00. -' Receipt Market Sheeplanilis Muttoua 45.25a6.00; tnady. 46.407.40; range wethers 45.25s6.35; 44.50a6.30. fed a y blgh-ilesv- ing dresses and scenery, and after wards dismantling the auditorium by breaking up the sea's. When the manager presented the bill it was promptly settled, and be waa laughingly told that ho could now renovate lilt theatre. Furthermore, he waa invited by 1 hr students to n dinner, which it was proposed to give u the actors and actresses in order to soothe their ruffled feelings. How many shopkeeitera and hotel proprietor at Oxford and Cambridge have received compensation for damage done to their establishments it would be impossible 10 say; but the number must be considerate. One of the features of vnralty "ragging" la that the students strongly resent any punishment being meted out u on of their nuntlier by the college authorities fur aa offense against good manners. Not very long ago, for Instance, n member of Queen's college, and a "rugger blue," was "sent down for "ragging" In a mans rooms, and the somewhat severe punishment waa very much resented by his brother undergrads. To mark their disapproval a, funeral praeeasiua waa orgsnlaed, com-posed of thirty cabs, headed by one coutalniug the victim dressed In black, with crape banging from tha top-ha- t be wore. The cortege left Queens at n funeral pace, th driven having enpe attached te their whips, and most of tha followan displaying crape. At the atm ton a large crow d had Groans were given for the dona and cheers for the Queen "blur," ami the train departed amidst a most exciting scene. 10 tha strains of "Auld fang Syne and "He'g a Jolly Good Fellow." 27, m; Glen locations to go to work. There was no disorder. At HibMng all was quiet and mat- SUMMER GOLD are progressing satisfactorily. On all stripping work larger crews were employed today. The federation purchased n store at Hlbbhig yesterday and is running it fw the benefit of th strikers. They tried unsuccessfully to purchase goods from traveling salesnitn from Duluth. They were unable even to buy cigars. Fetriella went to the Stevenson miue yesterday an. oiganlaed about 100 Italians, but Immediately after be left aome of th prominent Italians of llibbiug undid all of hi work. They explained conditions mors fully to tha men who were ignorant of what they were doing, and almost to a man they deserted the federation. There waa a report at HibMng today that some men had been frightened away from the Monroe Tenner dump and a deputy sheriff left to investigate. It is said big aoeialistie picnlca will lie held at both Hibbiug and Evo-letSunday morning. ter We collected for the folkiwiug good people several gobs of sunshine golden dollar. We will collect some for you If you turn In your claims. You know some of these people? A. Swenson A Co.. Mtrcur, 1'tah. Natl. Tea Importing Co., cor. 3rd So. aud Main, Salt Lake City. Dr. K. O. Jones. Murray. Utah. Tripp Bios.. Murray. Utah. Tlmtc Meat Co., Eureka, Utah. Tintlc Meic. Co., Eureka. Utah. Union Meat Co.. Eureka, Utah. Hiruin Neilaon. Holliday. Utah. H. P. Larsen, Ephraim. Utah. Dr. C. E. West. Salinn. Utah. Jas Gilbert. Murray. Utah. C. W. Schulilt, 247 W. alh So., Salt Lake City. Gao. Stringham, Thurber, I'tah. Jaa. A. Smith. Thurber, Utah. Sorenson A Larsen, 149 W. 2nd Sa, Salt Lake City. Mrs. F. Lewis. X73 Xa 5th Weat. Salt Salt Lake Cliy. . I . city. Gea Thomas. 740 W. 6th Sa, Salt Utah KaltUng Utah. Lake City. John James, 52 W. 2ud Sa, Salt Lake Rad streaks of everybody. City. . h EFFORTS AT PEACE FRUITLESS- - Asheville, X. C.. July I'nlted Buies Attorney General Sanford spent part of today in conference with railroad othcisla and with Judge Pritchard. He will report to Washington that his effort to restore peace waa fruit less. Judge Lyon, of the superior court, la holding ilia grand jury is session at Marion and it is stated that It has "reported a true bill against the ticket agent at Marion." Several superior court judge have MINERS TO RESUME WORK Ignored the subject of a conflict between the federal and state courts, Western Federation la Condemned at a and Judga Moore advised against furMaas Masting. ther Indictments, of ticket agt-utJudge Lyon,- - however, declared the Duluth, Jlflna., July 26. The Fayal ticket agents were violating a criminand th Adania and Bp nice mines at al statute and should bo indicted Evelcth, two of ibo largest properties "like a horse thief." upon the rang, will resume Monday and the men who want to return to RECORD OF A WARIOR. work may do so then. A large mass meeting of cltisena Philadelphia. July 26. Col. Philip waa held at Bvalnth last night. ResFlgyelmcasy, Hungarian patriot aud olutions were adopted condemning the oldler of fortune and friend of KosWestern Federation of Miners and as- suth. ia dead at hla home in thi city. suring protection for all men who de- Briefly, hla military record Is aa folsired to return to the mines. Strike Leader Petriella left Hihblng lows; Lieutenant, first lieutenant, enpUin today fur Eveleth and Acting Presiand major of the Boeskay Hussars, dent 21 a honey and Acting Secretary first in second Kirwnn of th Western Federation of the division, war of army corps, independence, Miners were also expected thera from 1440-49- Hungarian . Denver today. The rhlef iff police st Major In the Sardinian army and Eveleth aald today that strike agitatto Gen. Kossuth In northors would not be allowed to make ern IUIy.1959. tret speecnes or hold street meeColonel of the Hungarian legion ting. with General Garibaldi In Sicily and At Chisholm today 200 foreigners Naples, 1860. aide-de-cam-p Merchants' Protective Association 77, Fi, 93, Francis Colonel of the Italian Scientific Collectors of Honest Debts B4, 7, Ml H and IN Commercial National Bank G-- , Build-lag- Balt Lake City "Boms People Dont Like Us. Luka, General Mgr. the Hungarian legion in ed that tha executive board send circulars to lodges affiliated with the army. 19bl. Mulders union, soliciting financial aid Colonel and additional in the U. S. regular army, where he for tha defense of Haywood and his served upon the staff of General Fre- colleagues. mont aa Inspector general, 1862-65- . For hia services to the Untied States ADMITS HIS IDENTITY. he waa made consul to British Guinea la 1865, remaining in that office Bakersfield, CaL, July 26. George until 1888, and while he waa making a new record for himself in Ameri- Mackown, a local manager for Fairca, the Austrian government set n banks, Morse A Company, who waa arrested laat night on advices from price on hla head. CoL Figyelmvaay will be burled at Webster City, Iowa, for anon and admitted In the county jail Marietta, Pa., the birthplace of hia wife, he having sworn that he would today- that he la the man tha Iowa not return to Hungary, hla native authorities name In the warrant. In Webster City he was the manager and land, until It gained its freedom. Felt secretary of tha Northwestern Shoe company. He denies that ha SYMPATHY FOR HAYWOOD embezzled any of tha funds of the comor that he waa responsible for Philadelphia. July 26. The conven- pany fire which destroyed their factory. tion of the Iron Moulders Union of the la anxious to return to Iowa. North America, now In aeaslon her, He resolution a expressing today adopted sympathy for Wm. D. Haywood, EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE CITY ry-treasurer of the Western FederJuly 28th. via Oregon Short Sunday, now cn Is who trltl ation of Miners round trip. All train. 41.00 Line recommend resolution tn Boise. The aide-de-cam-p - secreta- 1--4 r 1-- ,. LIST. CLOSING STOCK 04 Afchlaon da pfd. Baltlmnr aad Ohio Canadian PaciBr Chicago and Northweatern, Cblorado Southwa Denver and Rio Gread d pfd. OB pfd.. ........... .,09 Fhrte HUnoVa Central Miaeallanooua. Amalgamated Oopir America Locomotive Amer. Smelting and Rfug Puel and Iron Colorado ..... ......,. International Paner National Biscuit National Lrif Part flo lfall People' Gas Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palacn Car Standard OU Sugar Tenuaasee Coal and Iron I'nftnd State Steel ...... retail IraJ ta light aummer wesr goods aud Improved reorder huslm-afor the latter with Jnbbera, all these influeneea favoring nonie growth uf th ft cling that early poor starts In been largely crops and trade bar s CHICAGO whole. Electrolytic copper is slightly higher. but the general market remain dull, and there seems to lie an Impression that a large buying movement will nut art In until the metal works lower -- to alumt 20 say. Wool la stronger. Bales larger and prlcea tend up for lung staple wools. NO MIDSUMMER 71 Lift 1M 4ii 49 96 2a92c. 53r; a.te: :,c. I)e-5'V: 4c; 49a4V- Sem - 37,P: 4r. Sgv.P. May, 4n40p.414.52; Pork September, 414.45. 8p. 41e; 41642; Septemlier. lrd Oetober. 9.!:; 49.33; 9.40; 49.3ft; 49.3ft. Rlli 49.85: September. 44.73: 14 75. October, $4.75; 48.65; ft. 0.X5. 97. Cash Quotations. Chicago, July ZB. Cash quntntlonv were aa follows: Flour Steady. Wheat Vo. Z spring wheat 999 1 01: No. X,94ft1.01 ; No. X red. kk 4001-Xe- . 54 Cyobe; No. 3 Oats No. 2. 44 white. 47; Xu. 3 white tcIIuw. 44 4 1 A 4 Be. No. 2, 45r. Barley-Gw- id feeding. 54 1 practically none of the customary complaint of midsummer dullness In commercial nr ludiiatrlal channels. On the con.rary, reports from many cities announce that all the backwardness of the early season In light weight fabrics has been made up and the liberal distribution of merchandise Is accompanied by steady Improvement in mercantile cullecthma. In the leading Industries theie Is little Idle machinery. steel and rotten mills reiuto the fulire porting orders further than o:her bram-hes- , and the only menace to new records of pig. bon production ii Ihe iiiM iriipli n to ote movement by the strike. Km reduced shipments about two u:i:'lons tons In three weeks. TREASURY BYS SILVER. The tre,isury Washington. July department t 'day inn. nob ounces of silver for i; i at New York at 69 421 ecu's per fine riince. pitri-haae.- vi-r- NAVAL Paris. July declare, today 2 No. DULLNESS. New TV. July 26.-- R. G. Dun A Co.'s weekly review tomorrow will say ; It Is still noteworthy that there Is FUTURES. :.;34e: 3c. 49s40c; In Leading Industries Report But Little Idle Machinery Mill Orders Ahead. 14 ,,?re Ju'v. Tember. Site; 21.IHH1.196 1906-07- . .lfljt, 53c; si'.c: 53e. - July. 44e; 44r; and 1906-0- ANARCHISTS Mannheim, 2 CONVENTION. 2. val convention tl,i f The Intransigent there exists a naFVam-e. tires' Britain and Rpsln. under the terms "f which r'her count rv may. in rne of war. make use of the ports of tne 60$ S5r: fair other win trice. ACQUITTED. Germany, July tii, ROMANCE BROUGHT TO LIGHT. A Lav That Endurod far Years. Twanty-flv- s The will of Juhn O'Rhea, of Lynn. Mass., grand trustee of the B. P. O. K.. who died In Philadelphia, bring t light a romance that lasted a quarter uf a century. In hla will he left 43.500 and his diamond ring to Mlsa Haul U. Evani, - of Lynn, a stenographer. Friends say that twenty-fivyear ago ORhea paid court to Mlsa Evans and that the admiration be had for tha young woman was returned. When matrimony waa pmpoaed vigorous oh Jeetkma were made by the parents of both young people, owing to rrllgluni difference of the famines. noth ihe young people continued to Hr In Idmn and It was known to intimate friends that It was because of their attachment that neither married. O'Rhea left an estate Tilued at D. Busliin, July 26. 43ft,-00- 0. SOAR THAT DIDNT LATHER. A funner went Into a restaurant Uverpool for some bread and cheese. What kind would yon like, air?" Inquired the waiter. Chesshlre, Yorkshire. or GorgonxOla?" " Fancy name, that last." said the "I think I'll lake a bit of farmer. Ibut." He thought It so tasty that he took n pound home to his wife and left It on the s;dchoard in (he kitchen. Next morning he came In from hla round and Inquired if ahe bad found the parrel. 1 saw It "Oh. es." replied she. there 11 right. And very good mottled soap It Is. no doubi. when you know how lo nee It. But 1 couldn't make It lather very well when, I washed the children, and after I'd done they smelled strong that I've turned 'em out for a breath of fresh sir. Jut to ep-ie'em a bit before they gn to school.'' In before-lireskfa- VARSITY THE GREATEST BOOK OP THE AGE The 26. nnarcblat. composing the entire national convention uf the man anarchist aocletles. who were placed on trial here yesterday upon the rhnrge of holding an Illegal ope Ir meeting, were acquitted today. twenty-nin- 4 133 144 17 -. easier as a Corn exports for (ho week are 1,665.-04bushels, against 2.066,927 last week and 530.073 In line. For the fiscal year to dale the exports nr 4.554.490 bushels against 2.662.553 In Chicago. July IB The lea Hog futures ranged sa billows: Wheat Julv. 9oe; S9.aK9e; BOTaC. Septemlier, U?c: 91' .r; 91 e. riecemher. 9Wc: r.ie: May. $1.01; 1 wi; ll.iitti,. eemlar, tember. ff S- cur-taile- aad prices are 01 60 American ledy rars and made up for. Lumber la quiet, especially at Ihu sooth, where production la being 6.942.2kU in 1901 2. Mt ......, do pfd. Markov do pfd. Rve whole, helped 41 30 35 da pfd. Western t'nlon Northern Purine Greet Northern, prd lnterboronah Meinupolllan U hive stimulated .......104 do pfd. Rraoklyp Raald Transit ALL IN to- Bradstn-et- ...... ....... ....... Cenltal ......... New York Pannaylvnnln Rending a a e a HimiH Rork IiluA 4 dd pMa iMMHI4IIHIt SL Paul Southern Pnidfla South are Railway Ublog PnclOe I da pfd. t Wisconsin Central Oata- Naw York, July 26. morrow will sv: High teuipfraturea rrnp devetopmeiit lyiUibm sale closed easier than exbncausn of large withdrawals, ported, 37 aud low grade wools closed lower, HHi while high grade ware firm. 70 Kugar la more active than of late, 3JTs rows advancing te points on light re.114 ceipts and good buying, while re1114 fined decllued aeven points because of 747a lha .backward season. I'resent 11114 are for an Improvement in 132 and n high range of prlcea. g10tlg which ara now allghlly above those uf a year ago. 24 4714 Ruslanas failures In tha Tnlted 13519 Btalaa for (ha week ending July 23 00 number 155, against 177 hist week 10 and 171 ia tha llko week of 1006, 107 44 14 la lOni, 171 in 1004 and 190 In 1003. 11 Canadian failures for the week numIT ber 27. aa against 26 last week and 34 tn thl week a year ago. pn Wheat, Including flonr exports from (9 the I'nlted Elates and Canada for the week ending July 25. aggregated Hl 2.X76.543 bushels, against 2,210,770 BO last week. 1.70k.7i5 this week last 33 6.074.626 In 10tH. For the year, and 74 first four weeks of the fiscal year the 74 exporta are 9.050.031 bushels, against ImulavtUe and Nashville Mexican Central Missouri Pari lie , Crop Davalapmant, Ratall Trada and Ruaiatsa Dua ta Impravad Hlfihgr Tamparatur. oni. 00 170 1 20 KINGS OF THE PLATfORM REPORT. RADSTREET'G RAGS." "To m'e Oxford 'rag' pounds." This Is th' Mil which ihe elndenta of Christ church have been called upon to e"lo for the little Jollification they indulged in the other night t celebra'e their se iiring their headship of the river f..r the first time In fifty years. Ifcitiiit W the average person will think ii a dear price to pay for little horse-plaa isinflre. a fewr black eves, and several policemens helmets, more or lea hatiered. now on secret shiw In Christ Church college. Bus have no objection to Say uudergra-i' their sport." paring I' is nt so long ag that some Oxford men were railed upon to pay the cs' of amusing themselves by pelting the actor and actresses of a ortain Miea're with rotten fruit, spoil of tin authors brought together in Kings of' I had rather be a beggar and spend iny last dollar iu American LmIuivim and lluinoriHts: like a king, than Ik? a kiDg and spend my money like a ' K )BEltT G. IN'GEIWOLL. Mark Twain, llawkeje Man, EH Perking IHU 've, Jonh beggar. ItillingM, Petroleum V. Nadr, Bill Arp, Artemus Ward, !eo. W. Peck, Mrs. Partington, ('hauncey M. Pcpew, When yon are feeling Out of Sorts and are nervous Hubert (1. (ageivoll, Juhn It. (iougli, T. DeWitt Thl mage, aud fidgety, American Literature aud Humorists will IIcnr,v Ward Beecher, Kam Jours, Bret llarte, Hubert bring you around and make you feel that life is worth tVilljer, Key. Jus. Parker, Hev. Charles II. Spurgeon, etc. living. GENEBAL W. T. K II EH MAN. Home the Platform Biographies,, reminiwnces and lectures 'of the greateNt humurixlM, lecturers and divines, rnauj of them lielng from original manuscripts by the diiitinguished authors. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND KA1I): iu my library and read it with pleasure. I have put it 1 want to HARRISON KAYS: thank somebody for sending me Kings of the Platform and Pulpit, as presented by Lecturers and Humorists. 1 1ioh many copies will be printed and circulated. I want every one to be as happy as I am." Ijilxir has more to eat and more to wear in the I'nititi States than in any other land of this earth. ROBERT G. INGERSOLL, We want protection! I have known a farmer to get up in Hie early morning to help a calf that hod got fast in the barn, and the very first thing that calf did was to kick the grangers knee out of joint, when there was a hired man standing mur that the calf could have kicked. GEO. W. PEtTv. Where are our best liars today? Look for them where you will and yon will find that they are panting away. Go into t lie cemetery and there yon will find them mingling with the dust, but striving still to perpetuate their businettM by marking their tombs with a gentle prevarication chiseled in enduring stone. BILL XVE. "The merriment of the Age rondeused into one .1. .1. IXGALIX .Pure liquors? Pure destruction! Nearly all the, genuine champagne made is taken by the courts of T. DE WITT Kurojie. What we get is horrible swill. TALMAGE. Humor is what has been; Wit is what might be. ELI PEHKINS. You can kill morp error with exaggeration .in a than yon can kill with truth in a thousand years. ELI FERK1XH. week. Three Times Mules are like sum men, very corrupt I have known them to be good mules for 0 months, just to git a good chance to kik sutubody. JOSH BILLING. at harte, What do you think, Mr. Twain, about the existence of a heaven or hell? I do not want to express an opinion; it is policy for to me keep silence. I have friends in both places. MARK TWAIN. Will drive awav the Blues quicker than anything else on earth! 1IENBY WARD BEECHER. . The greatest array of wit, eloquence, wisdom, anecdotes and epigrams ever presented in one volume. This book in the death of Melancholy; the grave of tighs; the treasure house of gladness. - its young men must be litie and parties. STYLES finish, J2.73; - ! CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION: The size of the lsNik is 9 inches long, 6 inches wide and 3 inches thick, 570 page. 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