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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-23
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Horseman Thrown Over Prec!pice in sa,
Diego County

A Horseman Thrown Over Prscipice in San
Diego County
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 22.-Word has lust been
received from Campo of the narrow escape
of Thomas Fowler Of that place while try
ing to round up some wild cattle in the
mountains in that vicinity. He was
riding over the rough country when
his horse ran off rocky preci-
pice. In falling one of the horses
hind feet caught in a crack In the rock and
the animal hung there suspended, uttering
the most terrible groans and kicking
wildly. Mr.. Fowler went tumbling down
to the bottom of the canyon, where he was
fortunate enough to alight on growth of
nnderbrush, sustaining no more serio
injuries than severe bruises. Looking back
70 the height from which he had fallen he
was Mortified to see his horse still haDgin z
suspended IN the air. helplessly thras hing
9pout with his legs and bowling furiously.
He climbed back with the intention of re-
leasing the poor beast, but after repeated
efforts to save the horse the suffering animal
was shot and left hanging by one lee from
the top of the precDice dead,
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The charleston's Movements.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Assistant Secre-
tary Solely, on being asked to-day if there
was any special significance in the move
ments of the flagship Charleston on the
northwest coast just at this time, said there
was not. So far as he knew she would not
20 north of the American boundary line.
PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 22-The United
States cruiser Charleston is expected to ar
rive here this evening. The object or desti-
nation of the vessel is unknown. She may
proceed directly north without touching
here. There never has been a cruiser Of
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LATEST SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.

Domestic Ports
LAGUNA-Arrived Aug 22-Stmr Greenwood,hce
han. AM
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SGT Ere IN Her Clnthinr

The DALLEs (Oregonl, Aug. 2-News
has been received from Wamic. a small
town distant sixty-ive miles. of the burn
ing to death of Mrs. Bonney. who was visit
ing at the house of her daughter. Mrs.
Broyles. The old lady had been left in
the house alone, and it is supposed that her
clothing caught fire from pipe that she
was smoking. Her screams attracted a
neighbor, who succeeded in finally extin-
gushing the flames, but not before the
woman had been so badly burned as TO die
from the effects few hours alterwald.
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BURNED In MlD-AIR.
A BaIloonists Thrilling Experience
Cnnav al

A BhIlOonists Ihrillfng experience at
Coney Island.
Professor Tolbert, the aer0naut who has
been making balloon ascensions and para
chute descents at Coney Island, had a
thrilling experience yesterday, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer. About :15 o'clock he
cut loose from the ground and arose as
usual. The huge air-ship shot into space
like an arrow. The balloon was inflated
with wood and coal-oil gas. When it had
reached the height of several thousand feet
Tolbert cut his parachute loose and started
to make the descent. Shortly after the
parachute had been released the big balloon
rolled over to one side and suddenly burst
into mass of flames. In few seconds it
had been reduced to ashes. Professor Toll
bert stated that he realized while making
the ascent that something was wrong and
kept looking upward, expecting to see the
air-ship turn over and take fire before lie
dared to cut the parachute loose. He saw
the sparks which finally set fire to the can
vas. There was great danger in cutting
loose when he did. but 1t was a choice be-
tween life or death, because had he not left
the air-ship when he did the whole thing
would have collapsed and burned the can
vas of the parachute. leaving him to be
dashed to pieces upon the ground.
The professor has had some narrow eS-
capes. At Chicago his air-ship once turned
over when about 500 feet in the air. He fell
and landed on telegraph-pole, consider
ably injuring his back. He declared that
yesterdays experience was thrilling one.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

The Strike in the Wellington Mine-The
Wrecked Steamer sardon1y.
VICTORIA (B. c., Aug. 22.-Alex Duns-
muir, who returned from Wellington to-
day, reports that seventy-fve men are a,
work, and the number being increased daily.
About 40 tons of coal is now the daily out
put. No compromise has been effected.
The men can go to work II they desire I'M
der the present regulations. Dunsmuir Is
willing to meet any committee of Yelling
ton miners to discuss matters, but will not
treat with the union, -,
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At Brighton Beach.

mary OF the events al Brighton Beach to-day:
First race, seyen-eighths Of a mile Selling }
Litbert won, General BoulaDger second, Sun
shine third. Time, 1894.
Second race, one aud An eighth miles, Wood
bum won, Carblne second, Reward third. Time,
2:O7A.
Third race three quarters Of mile (selling),
ParIhena won, Lepanto second, Vlreie third.
Time, 1:20.
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles Own
ers' handicap Seymour won, Little Minch Sec
ond, FREELY third. Time, 1924.
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Bflle II minis Failure.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Aug. 22.-Belle Hamlin
failed in her attempt 10 beat her record OF
2:l2s4 with running mate. Her time was
2;1314.
First race, PA, $1,000, postponed from yes
teIday, Neal Bird won, Mambrino Maid second.
Edith r. Third, j. B. Richardson fourth. Best
time, 2:17A.
Second race, 2 % class, $1,000, Henrietta won,
Yorktown Belle second, Richmond Jr. third,
LoDgford fourth. Best time, 2:l3l4.
Third race. 2:l7 pace, $1,000, diminished,
Emma won the third and fourth heats, Wardwell
won the second and Balzeral wilkins the first.
Best time. 2:lS1A.
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BORN.
eA1LAcHER-1n mi, CITY, August q. 1890,

GALLAGHER-In this city, August 81. 1890, to the
wife OF Henry j. Gallagher twin sons
SALAZAR-ln this city, August %, 1890, TO the
wife of Nicholas Salazar, a daughter
DE woLF-In East Oakland. August 81. 1890, TO
the wife of William NJ de Wolf. son.
LEVY-ln this city, August 49, 1890, to the vile OF
Isaac Levy, daughter
DoRAN-In this city, August 49, 1890, to the wife
OF Thomas +. DOran. son.
wEIL-ln this city, August 81, 1890, to the wife OF
Edward VEIL a daughter.
GELDERMANN-in this city. August 81, 1890, to
the wife OF Ed Geldermann a son.
MILLS-In San Pablo, August 20, 1850, TO the wife
of Walter NILS Jr., son.
wURTEFELp-August 20. 1890. to the wife of I.
q. Wurteield, daughter
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A Kearpy street "sta,ue."

Joseph Woods, Kearny street statue"
was arrested by Officer tombstone and
locked up in the City Prison last evening
charged with yagrancy. At late hour his
friends came to his rescue with bond ap-
proved by Judge of one of the Police
Courts and he was released. He claims 10
be pensioner of the Government, put
the police say that in reality he Cd
tains his livelihood by exercising an
espionage of married men and in other
questionable methods. They also say ne
has been thrown out of every respectable
saloon on Kearny street, and that he is one
of the worst Of thoroughly disreputaDie
gang,
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Mav En- fer Consrsss.

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 22.-Since the
withdrawal of Judge Wilde of Ventura from
the race for the Congressional nomination
of the Sixth District the friends of State
Senator Heacock of Santa Barbara have
urged him to become a candidate
for the place, and to-day he
consented to take the matter under con-
sideration. and his name will probably be
presented to the Fresno convention. He
has strong support in the Coast counties
and is extremely popular
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The Chinese Defanded Themselvea.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 22.-Two Cinnamon
we re examined to-day before Justice of the
Peace Devine on charge of numbering
Walter PierSon, at Costumes, July 9th,
and were discharged. The Court held that
the evidence clearly showed that the white
men went to the Chinese camp to see one of
their own number whip Chinaman, and
that the rest of the Cinnamon had reason to
believe general raid on them was cOntem-
plated. Therefore they we're justified in
defending themselves.
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ALIEN LABOR.
Provisions of the Amended Contract Law as
Presented 10 the House.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - The amended
Allen Contract Labor Law Bill was pre-
scented in the House to-day from the Com
mittee on Labor. It's principal features
are: 1t is made unlawful on the part of
any alien to enter the United States under
any contract to perform labor or service.
Ii the master of a vessel shall bring any
such alien into the United States he shall,
besides being subject to fine and mprison-
ment, be required to return such alien to
the port of embarkaton. 1t shall not be
lawful for any person or corporation to en-
courage any alien laborer, mechanic or
artisan TO emigrate from any foreign coun-
try to the United States by promise of EN-
wise. The provisions of this act shall not
apply to professional actors, artist lectu-
rers, regularly ordained ministers Of the
gospel, learned professors for colleges and
Summaries or professional singers.
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Saratoga Rssu Is.

SARATOGA, Aug. 22.-Firsi race, five and
half furlongs, Sir Rae won, Gold Step second,
Mirabeau third. Time, 1:15.
Second race, one mile ana a furlong. Golden
Reel won, Flood Tide second, Cecil third.
1ime, pole.
Third race, three-quarters OF mile, Strategy
colt won, Variella hlly second, Tom DoDohue
third. Time, lib.
Fourth race, SIX iurlongs, Wary won, Pearl Set
second, TIeslle third. Time, 1899.
Fifth race, one mile, Hinwad won, Mazer Tom
second, King HaZen third. Time, :4719.
Sixth race, three-quarters of mile, Black Dia-
mOnd won, Canbyses second, GeneyieVe thHd.
Time l:20.
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Electric Roads at Sacramento

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 22.-The City Board
of Trade tonight indOrsed a project for the
introduction of the overhead electric sys-
TEN for street railroads, and appointed a
committee to urge the City Trustees to
grant the franchise asked for by J. II.
Henry Of San Jose. If granted the fran
chise he will purchase the Central Street
Railway property and run the cars by cleo
tricity,
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Anti-Lottery Law.

WASHINGTON, Aug 90. -Hansbrough Of
North Dakota introduced in the House a
joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the Constitution providing that neither
the United States nor ally State shall pass
law authorizing the establishment or
maintenance of lottery or any scheme for
the distribution Of prizes by chance.
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At the last competition of the French
Conservatory Of the Coincide Franchise,
young man OF 10. a pupil of Delaunay, was
so far ahead of his rivals In comedy that no
second prize was given. Mile. Moreno, a
pupil of Worms, took the first prize in
comedy and tragedy both. In introducing
his pupil, NJ. Debility, to the manager OF
the theater, Delaunay said: LET me in
troduce you to myself of 184S."
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OCEAN EIHera

Four steamers will leave here today for
foreign ports. At 9 o'clock in the morning
the Walla Walla will leave for Victoria. b.
c., and at noon there are scheduled to sail ::
the Zealanda for Honolulu, Auckland and
Sydney, the San Juan for Panama and
way ports and the City of Picking for China
on the latter vessel.
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pnoou,vv Aug 22.-Tbs league Brookly

BROOKLYN, Aug. 22.-The league Br0Oklyns
were walloped to-day. Attendance 1000. Sum-
mary:
Chicag0s. ..............s...s.....U NV W
BrookIyns. ......~..............0 o D D 00OO 90
Base hits-ChIcagos A, BrooKlyns 2. Errors
Cbicapos q, BrookIyns 8. Batteries-Stein and
Kittridge Terry and Daly. Umpre-McQuaid.
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Thirteen Days From Yokohama

VANCOUVER (B. C.). Aug 22.-The steam
ship Parthia arrived last evening from
China and Japan with fOrty-nine saloon,
eight second class, Jos Chinese and twelve
Japanese passengers. She had 1000 tons of
freight. The actual time from Y Yokohama
was 10 days % hours a minutes.
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Brakeman shed BY Cars.

MADEIRA, Aug. 22.-Henry Jones, brake
man of Freight-train 81, while doing some
switching at Berenda tonight, was caught
between the cars and had his right leg al
most crushed off at the hip. His recovery
is improbable. Jones mother resides in
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JAMES PHAIR.

James Phair. for many years a resident
of Brooklyn, N. Y, died yesterday of con-
sumption at Bishop Mills, Canada. In 1919
Phair was compoSitor on the first paper
published in San Francisco.
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AT STOCKTON.
Frisco Outbatted the Home Team and
Won Easily.

Won Easily.
STOCKTON, Aug. 22.-The San Franciscos
outbatted the StocktOns to-day, winning
easily by score of 6 to 2. Lookabaugh
pitched or eat ball, allowing only four sim
giles and giving not one base on balls. The
feature of the game was the batting of Ev-
erett. In his four times up he made four
hits-a triple, two doubles and single. He
was twice robbed of triples by being thrown
out al first base, Fudger in left field making
splendid assists. Enright and >Veach car
ried off the fielding honors for San Fran
cisco and Wilson for Stnnktnn.
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Boston Won.

Boston, Aug. 22.-In the brotherhood game
to-day CunniDgham's wildness gave the game to
Boston. Attendance 1000. Summary:
Bostons .l2l 6 o 0 O DO
Bufraios .......................1 0 o DO 90 O. 8
Base hits-Bostons 3, Buffalos IL. Errors-Bos-
tons q Bufalos /. Batteries-Cadbourne, Madden
and Murphy; Cunningham and Mack. umpireS-
Sheridan and Gaffney
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PLEDGED TO BE PRESENT.
The Republicans Expect to Pass the Election
Bill in December.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The plan by
which the Republicans expect to secure the
passage of the Election Bill next session is
to obtain written pledge from majority
of the Senators to be in attendance early in
December, and vote in favor Of change Of
the rules so as to permit n majority to fix
the time for taking vote upon any meas
ure under consideration. This pledge, it is
said, will be signed by all the members of
the majority. 1t is not asserted, however,
that the Senators will be a unit in favor of
the Election Bill.
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Berserker's TIPS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Berserker's tips on
Monmouth races: First race, Reporter
Worth; second, Sister Lenda or Morris Best;
third Judge Morrow or Tournaments fourth,
Miss Belle or Orihamme: fifth, Emma or Ber-
tha Canpbell; sixth. Duke of Highlands or
Brussels; seventh. Autocrat or Volunteer;
eighth. Two Lips or Equilon.
At saratoga,F,lrst race, Kingston or Kitty
Angeles or Ben Harrison; fourth. Hamlet or
Prohigate; fifth, Ocypete or Raymond.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-23

As the law of Aberdeen required it, cab
driver was prosecuted, convicted and fined
shillings or three days Imprisonment for
smoking pipe on his cab, not while driv-
ing fare, but while he was standing on the
lookout for one. By the municipal law and
regulations of A berdeen the smoking of a
pipe by cab-driver is criminal Offense.
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considerable wreckage from the Sardonyx.
The wrecked vessel is to be totally dis
mantled in December. the season when low
tides prevail. The Canadian Pacific Navi-
CATION Company have purchased the
steamer Danube to run on the northern
route in place of the wrecked vessel.
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The Bach Stallion Race.

Boston, Aug. 22.-But five acceptable horses
have been entered for the Balch $4,000, free
for-all, stallion race. The race IS declared of,
and $1,000 purse for stations in the 2:20 class
substituted 10 be trotted September 17th.
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A Child HccidsntallY KILLED

MILTON, Aug. 22.-The twc-year-old child
of NJ. F. Connolly, while playing yesterday
afternoon, fell backward from chair,
striking upon its head, the Injury causing
its death last evening.
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Lehman, Hoffman, Shaw, lsaacson. Daley. Roberts.
Sacrifice hIts-Stickney, Shaw, DUNCAN, Hoffman,
GOodenough. First base errors-Oaklands 4, Sac
ramentus d. First base on called bals-Oaklands 3,
SaCramentos 7. Left on baSes-Oaklands II, Sacra-
mentOs u. Struck out-By Shaw 3. by Hoffman !.
Hit by pitcher-lsaacson 2. Double play-McDon-
aid TO DOoley. Passed Dall-LOhman. Umpire
Donahue. OlIeial scorer-Stapleton.
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bCONE BY INNINFF5.
Stocktons, o.
San nciscns. ...-.....l 2 0 0 y %

Earned runs-San Franchises l. Three-base hit
Everett. Two-base hits-Everett 2. Base on errors
-Stocktons ), San Franciscos s. Base on balls
San FranciscoS l. Left bases--Stocktons 4, San
Franchises .. Struck out BY Lookabaugh 3. First
base on hit by pitcher-Hill. Armstrong, Selma.
Double plays-Armstrong, Fogarty, Selma, Everett,
Shea and Veach 2. Sacrifice hits-Fudger. Levy,
Ebrlght, Lookabaugh Time of gamc-l hour 30
minutes. Umpire-McLaughlin. ofhcial scorer
RuygleS.
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Refused a Review.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The Secretary Of
the Interior has refused the motion for a
review entered by the Attorney General for
the protestant in the case of Joseph Peirano
VS.. Lorenzo Pendola. The land involved is
situated In the S ockton Land District.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-23

The intelligence is disseminated from Chi
cago that Milwaukee will contribute q beer
palace to the Worlds Fair. This, with the
information from Berlin that firm in that
city has contracted to send 500, 600 bottles of
beer to the fair, leads US to fear that Chicago
Oyerestimates the laundering Of the average
American for soft drinks.
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Pittsburg Kalsomined.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-The league Philes
scored an easy victory to-day. Attendance 700.
Summary:
p,.,sbprcs o 10000 o
PhiIadciphias. ..............B o o 2 8 *-12
Base hits-Pittsburgs z, Philadelphia Is. Errors
-Pittsburgs 8. Batteres-OsbOrne and Decker,
Gleason and Schriver Umpire-Lynch.
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FREDERICK II. HEDGE.

Professor Frederick Henry Hedge, DID,
LID, who headed the list of officers of
Harvard University, died Thursday at Bos-
ton aged So wears,
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Nav Recover.

BOSTON, Aug. 22.-The condition Of F.
NJ. Dimmick and wife, of Los Angeles, who
were injured in the recent railroad accident,
is very low, but there are some chances OF
their recovery
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ACeorcIa inventor has ON

A Georgia inventor has contriyed an in
sect trap to rid the cotton and tobacco
fields Of moths. 1t consists simply Of o
lamp beneath which is wide pan contain
ing oil. The little creatures are attracted
by the light, hit up against it and down
they 60 into the oil and perish.
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Baseball To-Day.

This afternoon the Oaklands and Sacra-
mentos play at the Haight-street grounds.
The batteries will be Carsey and Lehman.
and Harper and Bowman.
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Miss Mary Tillnghast of North Stoning-
ton, Conn.,, is an inyeterate snake-killer.
Since July 4th she has settled the fate of
head, adders and rattlesnakes.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES

TBIrth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in az
either of the publication Offices and be indorSel
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same puOlshed.I
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NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The league home club
won by good batting. Attendance 1000. Sum-
mary:
Now Works ,,,,..,...,,.,-,...O 2 O o 0 o.
acknowledgements. O-3
Base hits-New Yorks z, Cincinnatis 3. Errors
New Works 4, Cincinnats !. Batteries-Day and
buckley, Muilane and Harrington. Umpire-Streif.
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SOL MOORE,

Sol Moore, one of the oldest and best
known men of Nevada, died suddenly of
heart failure at Virginia City yesterday at
tern0on.
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KnelI Shuts Out Chicago.

Brooklyns Z. Pittsburgs D. misunderstanding ant
Kinslow; Maui and Carroll. Umpires = Snyder
and Pearce
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the first class at Puget Sound and consider
able curiosity is entertained about her APP
earance off the northern coast at this par
ticular nRrind.
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MCBRIDE's SLAYERs.-The five Golden Gate
Athletic Club cases were continued again yester.
day by Judge Shafter TO await the disposition of
La Rue's case.
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EASTERN GAMES.
Boston Could Net Hit "CyClOne' Young
and Lost.

BOSTON, Aug. 22.-IDability TO bit Young was
the cause Of The Boston league team losing. At
tendance 1900. Summary:
Cleyelands ...,..3O 20 IS
Bostons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3 O-6
Base hits-Clevelands 10, Bostons q. Errors
Bostons A. Clevelands A. Batteries-l Dung and
thinner, Getzein, CAMEL and Bennett. Umpire
nruara
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE,

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8 E8SE tanned much valuable infor nation, which
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Doctor cures when Others fall. Try him. No charys
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SanFraneisco Cal Mention this paper. mrl2 II exja