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REAL ESTATE.
The Hamilton Tract Disposed Of.
Sales Responsibilities.

About $50 people attended the sale at Oak
land on Saturday of the Hamilton Tract.
Bidding was fair, and every lot in the SUBJ
division, numbering thrty-eight, was sold
at prices ranging from $40 to 1920. The
proceeds of the sale amounted to so, 06O, and
the lots averaged S668.
o. d. Baldwin, Joost & Mertens report
a decided Improvement in the market
and large increase in inquiries. They
sold yesterday the house and lot 75x137 g.
situated on the south side of Clay street, 1877
feet west of Leavenworth, for S13, 800
p. A. DOlan sold two lots on j street. be-
tween Thirty-frst and Thirty-second, for
500, and one lot on TWenty-Seventh avenue
in Block 1895, for $50.
Shanwald, Buckbee 6 Co. have closed the
sale of LOT SO by varied depth 70 &c average,
No. Az on the west line of Hearny street,
for $4,000 Lyman Bros. are the pur-
chaserS.
The miscellaneous catalogue of city prop
critics to be offered at noon to-day by
Easton, Eldridge q Co.. at their salesroom
comprises business lot on the north line of
Page street. French flats on the north line
Ridley street, the northwest corner of Scott
and Ridley streets. q corner lot in Rich
mond, lots on Marine Heights, the Park
Lane Tract, a fine m6hern residence, being
an administrators sale and sundry proper
ties.
Mari, Allen & Wills, the real estate
dealers, of 62S Market street, have opened a
branch office in Oakland.
The Pacific Mutual Insurance Company's
building, to be erected on the northeast
corner of Montgomery and Sacramento
streets, viii, it is estimated, cost in the
neigh borhood of 100000.
Bovee, Toy & Co. will present long list
OF city offerings tomorrow, TO meet the in
creased demand fer miscellaneous property.
1t Will comprise some OF the best bargains
upon the market.
c. L. Mayne 81 Co. are offering a line Of
investment properly, IL bargain in a Western
Addition home, and several speculative
pieces, also one of the best sites in the city,
on Pacific avenue, for fine home.
BUILDERS CONTRACTS.
John Nightingale Jr. with William Cronan,
iron work, on northwest corner of Van Ness
avenue and Market street; S2349
Il. Is. Cordan ct al. with Cuneo & Casa
retlo, TO build on south line of Minna street,
375 east of Eighth, east 25xS0; $500.
George W. Harris with William Lane, to
build on northwest corner of Larkin and
Sacramento streets, west 1877 :6X9I e, bonds
S5000i c. Hanson and c. S. Holmes sureties.
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DOUB rLESS A MISTAKE e.

The Alta copies a long editorial from the
New York Times and credits it to the New
York Tribune. We do not for a moment
suppose that the Alta gave the wrong credit
designedly, and only refer TO the mistake
that readers of the article may not be misled
into the belief that the Tribune is condemn
Ing the methods of the Speaker. The Times
is free-trade paper and is especially
grieyed that Speaker Reed defeated the
flibustering methods by which the Demo-
Gratis hoped 10 prevent the enactment of the
Mckinley bill
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New Incnrnnratinns.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the office of the County
Clerk:
Charlotte Raisin Vineyard Company: Direct
ors-Isaac II. Morse George A. Fisher, William
r. Drake Henly l.. Davis and George w. Turner
OF San francisco. Capital stock $4,000, all
County.
Pacific Construction and Improvement Com.
paDy: Drectors-Ab ner Dobie and j. j. Scriv-
ner of San Francisco, ana j. w. Smith, G. X.
King and NJ. J. Keller OF Oakland Capital stock
S2,5U0.000. The company is formed for the
purposes OF construction, manufacturing, mining,
mechanical and commercial business in all
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A Bride for the Fleeter of Foot.

A novel foot-race came off at Chattanooga,
Tenn, September 14th, the prize being
nothing less than the hand of the mountain
maid, Polly Andrews, the belle of Walden
Ridge. Tom Mitchell and John Van Leet
sued for her hand and she was unable to
decide between them. They proposed a
duel, to which the girl demurred, realizing
that if one were killed and the other a fugi-
tive she would lose beth. She decided upon
a foot-race from the Tennessee River to
Farmound, on the summit Of Weldens
Ridge, ten miles much of it steep climb.
The men started at 2 o'clock in the after
noon. and at 10 o'clock Van Leet reached
the goal. country Postoffice. His rival
came in bad second. fifteen minutes later.
The beaten man accepted the situation, and
Miss Polly accepted the winner-N. Y. Sun.
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urned HIS Ewes Out.

Information was received at Steubenville,
Ohio, September 10th, from Mingo Junction
to the effect that Mrs. Frazer threw hot
mortar into her husbands eyes. burning
them out.
Frazer had been building new house, and
during the afternoon his wife had been clean
ing out the cellar.
While so doing Frazer came home drunk
and commenced to abuse his wife, She en-
dured this silently for moment, and then
turning 10 box of hot mortar near by,
dashed a shoyelful into his face, burning out
his eyes Frazer suffered intense pain, and
lost his eyesight in short time.-St. Louis
Star Savings
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NOTICE.!

Any of cur patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boYs will confer a favor by mott
flying this Office of the fact, naming the
date and train.
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Thomas Brice, mate of the ship j. B.
Thomas, was struck by a falling scantlina
yesterday and sustained a severe fracture OF
his right shoulder blade.
Henry E. Wilson, an emplOye Of rubber
factory at 400 Market street, had his right
hand caught in machine yesterday and the
index finger taken out, while the second
finger was so badly crushed it had to be am
pufaip1
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ArCTIoN SALES TO-DAY

FrRNIruRE.-By Chas. Levy at $50 California
st. at 10 o'clock.
FuRNITuRE-By Geo F. hanson, AT 72412 Turk
s.. at II O'Clock.
REAL EsTArE.-By Easton q Eldridge, at 63s
Market St, al - O'Clock.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

DAILY CALL dneludiug sundays So per year by
-rs,T rosrpafd: il cents per week. or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL. five
comics three months. So %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Iages). 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
aid WEEKLY CALL - 50 per year, postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL eight pages), 81 % per year, post
kad. Cubs Of ten sent to one address,, Sl0
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The University of California at Berkeley
has opened for the academic year with quite
a number of changes In its faculty. 1t is esti-
mated that about 40 freshmen will enter,
making the total roll of students over 450,
Professor Irving Stringham, Dean of the
faculty, is acting as President in place OF
Horace Davis, resigned The faculty mum.
bers about 60 persons. including professors,
Instructors and assistants.
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The Infant shelter.

A reception will be given by the Little
Sisters Infant Shelter. OH Mission street
Tomorrow afternoon between the hours Of
and o'clock. The verify institution will
be thrown open for inspection, and visitors
will have an opportunity to witness how the
infants are cared for
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sos Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
street near Kearny, open until ~ O'Clock midnight;
$50 HAYES street, open until $50 o'clock; cog
! srkin street. open until $50 CLOCK, and 25ls
,+i..to,, Srraa+ omen until o O'Clock p NJ.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMER

Subscribers who intend going TO the country dur
Il g the summer months can have THE DAILY CALI
mailed to them for week or longer at regular sub
e,ription rates I5c per week. Give order to carrier
Ii. L.usinnss
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Taken Under Amusement.

The case of Ray VS.. Butler was argued in
the supreme Court yesterday on motion
made on purely technical grounds to discuss
for lack of prosecution. This is the suit in
which Mrs. Treadwell is Interested, and
which acquired some notoriety through her
attempt to change her attorneys. The court
took the motion under advisement.
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FREE LECTUREs.-The first of series of free
lectures will be given by Rev. Thomas Fiben on
Tuesday evening. September 30th, and not this
evening. as previously announced In the Bush
street NJ. Z. Church. Bush street. near Scott. The
subject VIII be, "Ihe Chantaulua Idea"
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CokYi yesterday He pleaded not guilty,
with leave until Monday next to withdraw
that plea and then change it as he may be
advised
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TIE BoND PROPOSITION.

One of our newspapers wishes to have
bonds for S1O00O,0O0 issued by San Fran
cisco. Queer, is it not? Put 100000
which it is proposed TO raise to beautify
San Francisco. into the hands of such men
as some of our contemporaries are trying TO
elect to Office and where do our citizens sup
pose it woald go? Half of the sum at least
would stick to the fingers of the men who
would have the handling of it. That the
position of orr contemporary may be under
stood we copy the following from an editorial
which appeared in the Chronicle of Sunday
last:
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT.
TIE Chronicle has received number OF COM
municatous from citizens OF San Francisco, all
of whom, without exception are property owners
and taxpayers. and some Of whom contribute
largely to the city treasury, asking in effect
whether the time has not come for the city TO
take some actiy- steps for her own Improvement
While these letters differ widely in form, they
agree in substance In suggesting that San Fran
cisco avail herself of her magnificent credit 10
borrow money on municipal bonds to b. expended
IN municipal Improvement.
That This amount Of money could be spent to
good advantage in the public improvement Of
the city no one will attempt TO deny. That The
burden of its repayment would be so light as to
be bal dly peTceptlble Is capable OF complete and
satisfactory demonstration. That II is a sensible
policy 10 let the future pay for some Of the bene-
fits enjoyed by The present is generally conceded,
since the whole credit system on which business
OF all Kinds Depend, is based on that policy.
Two or three of our newspapers have been
trying for some time past 10 see if they could
not get up a bond-mill, Doubtless believing
that something could be made out of it.
The Buckley regime would probably be
willing to try the experiment which the
Chronicle recommends.
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Not so Ovtrcerta,n as TO His Piea

James j. Cusick, the young census emu
meratOr charged with stuffing the returns in
his district by adding the names of some 400
non-residents, principally baseball players,
was arraigned in the United States District
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either consumption or cancer alone, for scrofula
combines the worst possible features of both. 1t
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla the blood nnrifer.
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RICHARD T. CARRoLBs WILL--The will OF
Richard I. Carroll who was shot and killed by
j. n. Chenoweih on August 25th last, was filed
for probate yesterday. The estate IS valued at
over $4,000, anu Is left to The widow.
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COUCH. COLD, OR SORE THROAT should not b
neglected. BrOlcn's Bronchial Troches" are sim
pie remedy and give immediate relief. Sold only In
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JEssUP CASE PosTPoNED.-The trial of the
Jessup VIII contest was postponed yesterday for
one week by-JUdge Coifey owing 10 the Illness Of
one OF lhe counsel for lie clIlmdnI
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BEHIND CLOSED DooRs.-The divorce ease OF
Christian Husar against Annie r. Husar was on
trial In Judge HOge's department yesterday al
terDOOn behind closed doors.
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ANGosrURA Bitters restores the appetite and cure:
Indigestion when all else fails. Manufactured by DR.
j. g. Is. Siegert * Sons. AT all druggists
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Gettysburg and Photograph, Market & Tenth.

CLOSE OF THE TERM Yesterday was the last
public day OF the present term OF The Supreme
Court in this city.
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SAN FRANCISCO, September -, !o9o.
p. M.-Pacihc time.
Synopsis for the Past Tweuty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest on the northwest coast
Of California and lowest ia Southeastern California;
the temperature has fallen in Western Oregon
western Washington and in California; elsewhere
has risen or remained nearly stationary; the
v=ltAer has been fair, except light rains on the
northwest coast of California.
Forecast TIL 3 L. VI. Tuesday.
For Northern CAllforuia-Fair weather; south
20 west winds: nearly stationary temperature ex-
cepJ cooler in the Sacramento and San joaquin
valleys.
For southern Califoruia-FlIr weather, except
light rain san Diego; winds generally westerly
cooler except nearly stationary temperature at San
Diego
For Oregoa-Fa'r weather: variable winds, shifting
10 southery; cooler Light frosts in the eastern por-
ton.
For waShinCton-Fair weather, except Light
rains Olympia and Fort Candy; winds shifting to
scuthery cooler. except stationary temperature At
Fort Candy; light frusts In the eastern portions.
For Western Neyada-Far weather; north to
west winds shifting TO southery; cooler in the
northern portion; stationary temperature IN the
southern portion. ,IouS p. FI~LEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps ia chargel.
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TIE MORNING CALL
nnnIIC.TIoN OFFICE:

Has a larger circulation than any othei
uevspaper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS

EXTRA mlnce pies. SWANS. 2i8 Suffer street
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE. [. s. ARMY, !
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, September p, 1890.
& 70 Pacific. lime
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FEMALE HILP WANTED.

CHAMBERMAID AND PLAIN LAUNDRESS,
" country hotel, $25; chambermald, city, $50;
cook, boarding house, SiO cook. on ranch. $25;
family cook, $25 to $50: Mattresses, city and coun
try, $25 and $50: girls for housework at good
wages: call early. Il. L. WARD Il CO., $40 Clay. 1t
IA ANTED-3 MATTRESSES FOR COUNTRY.
w so; chambermaid, $50: laundTesses, or man
and wife, hand work, s35. HOTEL GAZETTE, 400
Eearuy 1t
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WANTED-A SHOEMAKER, WITH s,s5. 7,Tr -
W buy an established business rent sl2 80 SD
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BEAcHAMs PILLS cure sick headache.
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snnw,s photos arc the eheapest ana best.
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OFFICE-BOY, LIVING WITH PARENTS. eI-p
" man or English. DIR HILL, sos Howard It.
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WAN1ED-LABOREKS, 81 25, AND TEAM
w sters, $50 and found, for railroad work; 80 Ia
borers FOR sewer work, 81 a day; laborers for
mills, woods. mines. etc, 81 day and $50 and
found: 30 wood-chopperS, 81 80 per cord. and 9TH
Apply TO j.. CRoSETT CO., o2S Sacra-
mento ST. 1t
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u ANTED-2 GERMAN, SCANDINAVIAN OR
w French cooks, private families no wash, $40;
German, scandinavian and Irish second girls, $40:
German chambermaid and nurse, $50: mattresses,
private boarding houses. $40; cook clearinghouse,
Oakland, Sj5: French nurses and second girls.
country, $50 and S25; Protestant chambermad and
nurse, Sonoma County, $50, and large number of
German, Scandinavian, Protestant and neat Irish
girls for general housework and cooking. city aud
country. al $50, S25, $50. Apply TO j. +. CRoSErT
4 CO. 2O2 Stockton ST. 1t
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EIRSTCLASS ADVERTISING SoLICIT0pS
NJ, and and r. II ss9l ~. A.
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JOO MEN FOR COFFEE, CAKE. STEW p,.ff
IOO pork and beans, Hamburg srea.s each 81 - H.
at Al and 725 Fourth. 1901 Market, 60! S.,11,.,
mento and 425 East StS son -
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O-CHAIR BARBER-SHoP. DOING coon pi 81
y ness. for sale on account OF sickness Ann,
CALL Branch once. ,-'
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DAIRY MAN AND WIFE, $50; FARMER AND
~ WIFE, sag private family, man and wife as
Iaundress, $50; for private place, $25 5
laborers for undergrad, s26. R. T. WARD q co,
go CLAY ST. LIS
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IA ANTED-3 CAKPES rERS FOR Long COUN-
W try job, 80 so; 10 carpenters for city work,
SO 80 day, hours; more plain house-painters,
81 day; cheese-maker, S35 and found; fatmer
and wife, $50 and found: hog butcher s. 25 a day:
10 saudstUne-cutterS. 81 5O.a day; block-makers,
SO per NJ; blacksmith and mill reparer, 81 80
day and found screw-setter for mill, 500 and
found: swampers $50 and $40 and found: off-bear-
for mill, S35 and found; machinists for
heavy lathework 50 rs to 81 day. Apply to J.
Z. CROSETT q co. 62S SaCramen o st. II
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WANTED - 10 4-HoRSE SCRAPER TEAM
" sters, short distance the country, $35 and
board; fare paid one way; 80 laborers about a
ditch $50; iurnacemen for mine, $50; plain cab
inet-maker, steady job. Sl2 week; several boys
for stores and factories. 81 to So week. w. ID.
EVER Il CO.. 626 Clay st. II
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w ANTED-COoK. GOOD COUNTRY HOTEL,
W $50 and fare advanced; dishwasher. small
country hotel $50; ranch cook, $50; cooks, walters
and dlshwashers for the city. W. d. EVER Il CO..
626 Clay st. 1t
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GOOD JoBBING PLUMBER, JAMES ~.
VI DERS g52 Mission ST. -, y. u, a ~
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w good commission TO right man Apply bel \
and $3.50 and to O'clock, Singer Manu- sclurrl,
Company, % Post st. se3I N
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PARTNERS WANTED.

LXPERIENCED MERCHANT SOME MEA
II partner in manufacturing business wantet
dress Iartner. EOI 90 Gall. Branch lllfica
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GOOD DAY COOK; SIS PER WEEK.. con-
u early. 2l1 Grant ave. '.''I
WANTED-A PORTER FOR ARIoY nan
w KearnY and Suffer StS " ~
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w ANTED-2 COOKS, RESTAURANT AND COZ
w fee house. Oakland, $40 and $50: French cook,
private family. $50; contingencies cook country,
$780, hotel walters, city and country, $50; board
ing-hOuse waiter S25: kitchen man. country S25;
diShwasherS and others. j L. CROSETT Il co. 1t
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VA ANTED = CHEES EMAKER. $40; BUTTER
w maker, $50; 2 men to work a furnace Tor
mine, experience required, $40 month and
board; farm hands for vineyard, steady job. S25
so 2-horse seraper teamsters, wheel scrapers. $50
and board: steady job. W. ID. EVER IL CO., 626
Clay ST. 1t
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09
CURRENT COMM EMIT.

is THIS A SLUR AT THE DEMOCRATS.
Gardner Newsl
1t Is advisable to put ones heart into
but 1t Is wise to think well before putting
ones money in.
FRIENDLY WARNING.
providence Journal]
The Democracy of Maine makes an anus.
ing figure as 'the best friend" of Prohibition.
1t has better have left hypocrisy of that sort
to its political antagonists.
NOT SCARCE BUT CIRCUMSPECT.
Hartford Post.]
w. l.. Putnam declined to be sacrificed on
the Maine Democratic altar again, and +, w,
Hill of Exeter will be the victim. Maine
Democrats are almost as scarce as the Yer
mont variety.
THE sUCHNEsS OF FAME.
springfield Union.]
Gov. Pennoyer of Oregon has reason to re-
fleet upon the suchness of fame. He was
reelected, but damp, moist, unpleasant
cloud obscures his identity. A cultivated
newspaper OF Boston calls him Mr.. PEN
voger"l
PROTESTING AMOUNTS TO NOTHING.
boston Transcript
The 0verseers of Harvard College have
spoken strongly enough concerning the re-
cent blackguard performances on the college
consciousness that if these offences against
law and decency are to be punished, the
same way Of detecting the offenders that
would be followed were the offenders moi
coliegians should be used. There Is a suspi.
cious superfuity of protesting"
The Portland daily press., 1890-06-09

Acting on the conviction that no meteorological
journal can afford to make statements that can
not be substantiated, nor advance any claims for
public favor that cannot endure the broad light
Of day, an official investigation was instituted by
this paper to thoroughly test the truth of the
alleged discovery alluded to. When certain
statements awaken public interest, then the
truth or falsity of these statements becomes
matter of still greater public interest.
The name of DIR. A. w. X. Newton, 528 Ire
mont street, having been used in connection with
the matter In question. he was the first person
visited. The reporter presented himself to the
doctor in the role OF an invalid and the following
conversation occurred:
doctor, what can you give man who has lost
his appetite, lost his Sleep lost his peace of mind
and to whom life has become burden?"
81 can give him the decided opinion that he is
in pretty serious condition."
"But what can you give him in the shape of
advice and relief? That's what / want"
The doctor seated himself at his desk, dipped
his pen in the inkstand and wrote out a pre-
scriptIon. Handing it TO the reporter. he said:
Take this; keep up your courage and in few
days you will no doubt feel like a new man."