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HOUSE KEEPERS IN SEARCH or
BARGAINS.
Read the following carefully and please stop think
and then and the goods that We write about
and you will buy.
FIRST WE HAVE A FEW M1sMATcHED EN-
aLIsH DECORATED CHAMBER SETS. THEY
ARE WORTH FROM s2 80 TO s34s SET. WE
HAVE MARKED THEM DOWN TO SLAB
Decorated China Frui. Plates marked down to &C.
These goods are cheap at 1oc.
HANDSOME ENGRAVED OIL AND VINEGAR
CBUETs. MARKED DOWN TO 100. EACH
French China Cuspadors down to SOC.
FRENCH CHINA DECORATED FRUIT PLATES,
WORTH lso EACH. DOWN TO leo EACH
Beautiful Large Size vasea Reduced from d rs to
7ec
DECORATED AND aoLD-L1NEs BONE DISHES,
4 FOR ESQ.
White China Covered Dishes marked down to 25c.
They are worth Csc.
SO MORE OF THESE OIL PAINTINGS IN l.
INCH GILT FRAMES. WE WILL GIVE THEM
AWAY FOR Ice. EACH.
Colored Straw Table Mats, in set marked down
TO 7c. set
ODD AND NEW SHAPES FRENCH CHINA AFTER.
DINNER CUPS AND sAUCERs. FOR s1.ls;
WORTH sles
See these Decorated Dinner Plates In our window for
Sc. each. They are worth 15c
JAPANESE BLUE AND WHITE TEA POTS.
WHICH EVERYBODY THINKS ARE CHEAP AT
CSC. REDUCED TO I9c
Fancy Crystal Frui. saucers. 9 for l5c. Crystal
Twisted Goblets, worth 10c.. only 70.
eco FRENCH CHINA DECORATED CHAMBER
SET, REDUCED TO s1ass. AND ALSO HAND
soMELY DECORATED sls CHAMBER SET RE-
DUcED TO s12.es YoU CAN BUY ANY OF OUR
FINE CHAMBER SETS AT PRoPORTIoNATE
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
IF YOU CAN BUY DINNER SET TOMORROW.
SEE WHAT WE WILL DO BEAUTIFULLY
DECORATED ENGLISH CHINA DINNER SET,
SQUARE SHAPED. GOLD TRACED AND LINED.
127 PIECES. THIS SET Is WORTH $50. 90.
REDUCED TO s2ae 90.
AN ELEGANT FRENCH CHINA DINNER SET.
cANNELLE PATTERN, NEWEST SHAPE, Ex-
oUIsITE DECORATION. HANLAND STYLE. GOLD
TRACING AND GOLD LINES; WORTH s5aes.
REDUCED TO s4s5s
BRIDaEwooDs 3 SONS CELEBRATED EN-
GLIsH PORCELAIN DINNER SET HANDSOMELY
DECORATED. WORTH s2e.9s. REDUCED TO
s17ss.
ENGLISH CHINA DINNER SET. NEW SHAPE
AND NEW DECORATION. WORTH sl2ss. RE
DUcED TO $3.50.
Bronze Parlor Table Lamp. duplex burner, patent
e1tinsuisher. decorated shade worth a. 49, Reduced
, os2.7s.
FIRST QUALITY 5x-FooT BAMBOO EASEL,
GILT METAL TIPPED REDUCED FROM q go
Tos1la
walnut Finished Mirrors size Io1l7 only SOC
| 1lxl4 PHOTOGRAPHS. FRAMED IN OAK AND
STEEL MoULDINas REDUCED FROM eso TO
$50.
| sI1o Frames. Rseded Antique Oak Mouidings. with
Steel Lining. Reduced to 35e.
CABINET FRAMES. REEpED ANTIQUE OAK,
ONLY loc., WORTH Ice.
Cabinet Frames Of Plush with Boz Backs. Only
lsc.. worth 2oc.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-31

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At LEAST YOU SHOULD KNOW.
That We do the Leading Shoe Business In the
District. and whys Simply becsuse It has been
our steady and fixed aim to give our patrons
the greatest value to be found anywhere for the
price at all times and no poor. shoddy Articles
as any prica
The Unusual Reductions we are now makine
from our always bottom prices make our stores
at present more than ever, Headquarters for
Shoe Buyers. and those that have not yet done
20 should call without fail; it viii be money in
We have made Reductions in all our Depart
ments. and simply give these few items -
specimens:
Infants Dsngola Button, were Soc, now 27c
Child's q and s1.25 Kid and Goat Button,
now eOc.
Solid Sole School Button for Boys or Girls
formerly 81, now 73c.
Boys and Youths Best s.. so Calf Shoes, now
a1.75
Ladies' Dongols and Pebble Button. were
s1.5O. now s1.15. I.
Ladies' $3.50 kangaroo and Tampico Goat
Button. now s1.s5.
ladies' 50 Genuine Hand made Button. now
s24O
Mems Fair Stitched Seamless Shoes, now
s12a
Our 90 and $3.50 Scotch Bottom and Cork
Sole Shoes, $685.
Just think! 81. 20 for Mans pod Calf Boot,
e365 for Mems Custom-mads Boots 1886
Best French Calf Custom % Shoes.
VIM. HAHN & co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE
Main Store. sl6 7th st.
West End Store. 1922 Pa. ave.
1t Capitol Hill Store. 23l Pa ave. Ae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-31

The country needs fewer "Napoleons in
finance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-31

CHANGE Or BUSINESS.
CLOSING OUT! CLOSING QUIT
The success OF our Ladies' and Childrcn's Dress
Making Department demands entire attention. We
have decided to close out at sacrifice our entire
stock Of
INFANTS GOODS. cHILpREN's COATS AND
DRESSES, LACES, EMBROIDERIEs, HAND
KERCHEFs COLLARS AND CUFFS RUCH-
ING, RIBBONS. SILKS, vELvETS, TRIMMED
AND UNTRIMMED HATS. FLOWERS AND
FEATHERS, MILLINERY TRIMMINGS.
Parties in want of bargains will find it advantageous
to call early.
Fixtures for sale and part OF store for rent or will
rent entire store.
MADAM RoHR,
i31-2t 937 F stn.w
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23D AssuM CLEARING SALE.
IMMENSE BARGAINS FOR CASH
silks, Satins, Velvets and Pushes reduced ESQ.
Many Dress Goods ct half original value.
Ladies', Gents and Chidren's Underwear at cost.
Special drives in Hosiery Gloves, Handksrchtefs.
Collars aud Cuds. Corsets. &c.. &c.
Blankets, Comfortables, Canton Flanpels and Wool
Flannels reduced 20 per cent.
shsetings and shirtings ct manufscturers' psiOea
Csc. HenrtettAs and Csshmeres reduced to Soc
DIR. Warmers and Balls Corsets 0oc.
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton S3(c
l0-4 sheetinx ~ low rs l9c
Lonsdale Cambria. genuine, 04c
Extra long full Regular Balbriggan Hoae 1ec.
The Monarch o1.25 Shirt now We.
Cash purchasers may save 70 per c9t
BR0DHEAO & Co.
Established 1867.
abe oldest most reliable and shespsss DRY oeoda
House on ST Js30-3ts
nRATTNENY AND EN4INEERsp
AATl61es NATkRIALa
PICTURE FRAMING,
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS IRON a 50 UP
Al IN grsateas VARIETY and a bottom pglc1s st
Branch ,7as a,a...v~ sosHstaR2TSssk .
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b. ROBINSON & Co. SAY:
At this time. when the air il blue with
bargains go called). 1t may not be out Of place
to draw the attention Of parents to the excep-
tionl values We are selling now. We are
selling handsome Pleated Cashmere Suits for
Small Boys-ages to 12-st %, $3.50 and "a
that it's safe to say can't be touched in town
for less than 80 per cent more money.
Boys Spring weight Reefers-sizes S to IT,
from s5 TO IS. Boys Spring weight Cape
Coats-szes to 12-from SO to go.
These are all made from good reliable fabrics
and selected patterns that are sure to please
refined tastes.
B. ROBINSON & Co.
THE LILIPUTIAN oUTFITTERs,
ja31-eo 300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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JANUARY 81. 1890.
ELpHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY
Beg to repeat their
announcement of yesterday in regard to a sudden de-
cline in FLOUR-just in time for your monthly orders
This is not -hatched-up story to catch trade" bit
is true statemen! of the market The fact Of DE-
CLINE IN FLOUR was announced to the trade here
yesterday morning and custom. was at once
communicated every house keeper in the very first
issue Of the Star.
We are sole agents for winslow. Rand & watson's
celebrated urty Java Coffee in elegant scretop tin
cans. Cans returnable at full cost.
Headquarters for phillips Digestible' and Mali.
lard's Cocoa. Fresh lots Just in-sainples free.
ELPHoNzo yoUNGs COMPANY,
j31 42S Ninth st. bet D and E,
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In order to make room for our spring purchases we
have made large reductions in all our Evening Goods
being all and Of the latest designs are most desir
able for
BALI. DINNER AND EVENING WEAR
45-nch Striped Gauzes With Silver and Gold Tinsel
in White and Silver. Cream and Gold. Cardinal and
Gold, Gray and Silver Black and silver. Reduced to
&c.; former price 81.
45-inch Fancy Striped Gauzes. in Cream and Gold
Blue and Silver. Pink and Gold. Blue and Gold. Maize
snd Gold, Black and Gold Reduced 10 9Oc. former
price e1.25.
4o-inch Chenille Striped Gauzes with Tinsel, in
White and Silver and Cream and Gold. Reduced to
el.65; former price %.
46-inch Embroidered Gauges, with Satin Stripes in
Cream. Blue. Pink. Cardinal. Gray and Maize. Re-
duesd to e. 5; former price s2.75.
Two Pieces Of Very Handsome Embroidered Nous.
sene dc Sole. In Pink and Blue. ~ yards each. 40
inches vide. the regular price Of which was s1O Re-
duced TO %.
<5-inch Floa Striped Nets. in Blue Maize. Nile and
Cardinal. Reduced to u; former price sl.35.
Many Short Lengths at half price.
We invite early inspection Of these goods bafors
the assortment Of colorinss are broken.
4 O. DAvIy.
ja31 719 Market spacs. corner 9Th n
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WoxDEas NEVER CrAsr
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R. GoLDscHMrp's.
1oo7-l00o = b. NV.

Lowest Prices and Best Values Will be offered To
morrow in the Following Departments:
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LADIES' sPRING-w HOSIERY.
New Hosiery will be opened Saturday
morning. The most prominent improve
ment is the spliced heels, the new spring
stockings being REINFORCED or doubled from
the heel to point above the reach Of the
stiff portion of the shoe. thus strengthening
tho weakest part of the hose There 10 no
Improvement in the black. for the reason
that there is no improving upon an -
solutely EAST Black" such as ourS
We offer for Saturday:
100 doz I.adies' "Fast Black" Cotton
Hose. double at heel and toe. and high
spliced heel CSC. per pair.
100 dog. Ladies' Fast Black" Fine Cotton
hose, double soles. high spliced heels and
extra long. 35c. par pair. 3 for 81.
Oirst noor.l
WOODWARD b LoTHRop.
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FLowERa ELowERa
AT AND BELOW COST.
In order TO make room for Spring importation Of
flowers. viii Gloss pfessns largo STOCK ct and
below cost for Is dAy 0axpiturss msds by IN artist
Ars n. J. HUNT.
5a2-3mo 1909 st. NV.
The morning call., 1890-12-14
YOUNG MEN In DEBATE.
The Winter Programme of the Y. M.
A. Lyceum.

The Winter Programme of the Y. M. e..
A. Lyceum.
The debating society of the Young Mems
Christian Association is increasing in pop
ularity, and bids fair to become ere long a
potent factor in inducing young men to
study and practice the art of public speaking
> Weekly meetings are held at the rooms of
the association on Suffer street, and for the
winter season the Programme Committee
have selected number Of Interesting sub
jects for debate, among which are noticed
the following:
(Which does the most to produce crime
poverty, wealth or ignorance ?" Are the
principles involved in the 'Kreutzer So
nata' demoTalizing, or are they conducive
to the welfare of mankind?" Should the
press be absolutely free?" SIS the mind
enriched more by studions reading than by
travel and observation 2" and (which is the
more baneful-skepticism or superstition?"
During the winter season the lyceum will
also give three public entertainments the
first of which will be held on Wednesday
evening in the main hall of the building
Prof. j. X. Ruckstell will deliver a lecture
on the great men of ancient and modern
times, to be followed by a debate on the
land question. Recitations essays and
music will make an enjoyable evening. At
the last iublic entertainment to be held
later in the winter the members will COM
pete for prizes of books, which will be
awarded by competent judges selected from
nOD-members of the lyceum.
q The debate last evening was upon Labor
and capitals labor dependent upon capt.
tal?" upon which j. I. Scott talked in the
affirmative. The negative was argued by
A. Ii. Sanborn. and at the conclusion of the
debate a vote was taken, which resulted
unanimously for the negative
The morning call., 1890-12-14
MARRIED.


CUNNINGHAM-BROMM this city. Decem-
Der 2, 1890, by the Rev. DR.. Adams, Robert s,
Cunningham and Jennie r. Brommer.
MOLLER-MENSELL-In this city, November rs.
1880, by the Rev. ]. L. 7. Dietrichson, Soren Mol
Ter and Bothda Mensell.
MAASS-HoSSACK-In this city. December IL,
1890. by the Rev. j. Fuendeling Charles Henry
Mass and Dot S. Hossack.
NEUNFELT-MULLER-In this city. December L,
1880, Jy the Rev. j. Fuendeling Albert L. Neun-
felt and Sibilia Muller.
GERSkEN-MCCAE-In this city, December IL
1890. By the Rev. j. Fuendeng, William H. Ger.
sken and Maggie McCae.
WAMSER-PETERSEN-I this city December &.
1890. by the Rev. J. Fuendeling Louis Wamsef
and Minnie Petersen.
JARDIN NALL-In this civ Decembar
10. $780, by the Rev. II. D. Lathrop, William Har-
vey Jardine and Margaret Helen Bucknall.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city December
10. 1890. by the Rev. w. w. Davis. Edmond
Chegnon and Jeanne LorenZen. both OF San
Francisco.
DoUGLAS-DIxoN-In this city, December IL.
$780, by the Rev. DE. Stebblns. Thomas Henry
Douglas OF MEMO Park and Emma Dixon Of New
Jersey.
GARDENER-wALSH-In Oakland, November 23,
1t the residence OF tho brides parents. 1866
The morning call., 1890-12-14
WIND AND WEATHER.

Indications of the Approach of Another
--'- Cyclone.
Lieutenant John p. Finley Of the Signal
Service Office issued the following bulletin
last evening:
In spite Of the rapid rise In the barometer dur
ing the afternoon OF the 18th and the morning
of The 18th another decided fall has occurred on
the Washington coast indicating the approach
OF another cyclone off Vancouver Island The
winds have shifted to south and east In Western
Washington and Western Oregon, and threaten.
Ing weather, with fresh to brisk winds, are re-
ported from the Washington coast, where storm
signals have been ordered tonight. The fall In
oregon into Nevada and Northern California.
but II is too early yet to forecast accurately the
direction OF the progressive movement OF The
storm center. Snow Is reported from the noun.
tains In Eastern Washington and threatening
weather. with light rains. along the northwest
coast Of California.
During the week the weather has been
very cold for San Francisco. The following
taken from the Signal Service records gives
the minimum and maximum temperature
for each day: Sunday, December 9Th. min.
AZ, max. 60; Monday, December 9th. min.
AZ, max. So; Tuesday, December 9th, min.
AZ, max "a; Wednesday, December 10th,
min. AZ, max. 55; Thursday, December 18th,
min. "A, max. so; Friday, December 18th,
min. SO. max 20; Saturday. December 18th,
min
The morning call., 1890-12-14

When anything stands a test OF fifty years
among q discriminating people Ike the Ameri-
cans. 1t Is pretty good evidence that there is
merit somewhere. The value OF a medicine is
best proved by its continued use from year to
year by the same persons and families, as well as
by STEADY increasing sale. Few, IL any medI.
cines have met with such continued success and
popularity as has marked The Introduction and
progress OF BRANDRETH'S PILLS, which after Il
trial Of over blty years are conceded TO be the
the public.
That this Is the result of merit. and that BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS actually perform all that Is
claimed for them. is conclusively proved by the
TACT that those who regard them with the great
est favor are those who have used them lie
longest.
BRANDRETHs PILLS are sold tn every drug
and medicine store, either plain or sugar-cOateds
The morning call., 1890-12-14
BORN.

LEyINGST0N-In this city. December IL, 1890,
TO tue wife of NJ A. Levingston, a son.
HURST-In this city, December 10, 1890. to the
wife OF Charles Hurst, son.
MOOSER-In this city, December IL. 1890. to the
wife OF Joseph II. Mooser, daughter.
SALZMANN-In this city. December IL. $780, to
tho wife of Peter Salznann. son.
SERENS-In this city, December 8, 1890. to the
wife OF f. ID. Screens, daughter.
MACowSKY-in this city, December IL, 1890. to
the wife OF l. MacowSky. a daughter.
HARPER-In this city, December 8. 1890, to the
wife oil Horatio II. Harper, a daughter.
LUNDBERG-In this city December g. 1890, to
the wife of I'D Lundberg. daughter.
RAEBlGEH-In this city. August H. 1890, to the
wife OF Alexander Raebiger, daughter.
LAANINEN-In this city, December 8. $780, to the
wife OF Gustaf A Laaninen. a son.
STUART-In this city. December IL, 1890, to the
wife OF James Stuart.
HASLOS-In this city, December 49, 1890 TO thu
Wife OF Philip Hanlon son.
BURNs-In this city, December 8. $780, to the
wife Of John II. Burns.
HoFFhAN-In this city. December 10, 1890, to the
wife OF Ike Hoffman. son.
H0DGKIN-In South San Francisco December IL
1880, TO the wife OF ID. Q. w. H0dgkin, a son.
acknowledgements 10. 1890. to the wife Of E. g.
Frlsbie n daughter
The morning call., 1890-12-14
A New Savings Bank.

The California Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, paid-up capital OF 81 900. 600. corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, has estab.
,na'r hn.sn.ss and prs ,nv,in ~ sw, viii
from all classes OF our citizens. Tliey expect to
pay as large ate OF Interest, II not larger, than
company accords to depositors guarantee OF
3.07 per cent Caif or write for prospectus.
The morning call., 1890-12-14
A Chinese ExtortionI.,.

Gee Tan, Chinese, was arrested yester-
day on the complaint of COmmercial-street
laundryman. who goes Ivy the name of
"One-eyed Reilly" Tan is accused of en-
teriDg his place on Friday last and demand
ing 500 at the point of a pistol. A charge
Of threats to Kill was placed against him
The morning call., 1890-12-14

AN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED.-The thirty
fifth anniversary of the apparilion OF the Blessed
Virgin TO Juan Diego, an Indian of OuIatitlap,
was celebrated with appropriate ceremonies on
Friday at The Igiesia do Nuestra Sonora de
Guadalupe Rev: A. N. Santandren. assisted by
Rev. II. Campos. Rev. G. de Corolis, Rev. Cheru.
bino de Romans and Rev. Antonio de Benedict,
nerforman the seryfc0
The morning call., 1890-12-14

Dunphy claims that he only drew the knife
from his pocket, when Norton was going to
strike him with a whip. The officers place
little confidence in Norton's story, and think
both men were in drink at the time.
The morning call., 1890-12-14
To Receive Combinations.

The manag cement Of The Chlldren's Hospital
has Issued An appeal in which inlimation is given
that for the convenience OF friends who remem-
Der the hospital with articles OF clothing, pro-
visions, delicacies and money each holiday sea
son, and for all those who are willing TO give
anything whatever, committee OF ladies' will be
at 222 Suffer street on Friday and Saturday next
to receive contributions.
The morning call., 1890-12-14

ST. Johns Church parish has asked the
Superior Court for permission to mortgage
its property on Fifteenth street and Julian
avenue for $4,000. The money is wanted to
pay for new church now being built, ard
for other needs of the growing church
The morning call., 1890-12-14
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

fBirth marriage and death notices sent by mat
will no; be inserted They must be handed Ia at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
withtne name and residence OF persons authorized
to hayetne same puDiished.i
The morning call., 1890-12-14
Put Over for Apo,b,r We.k.

The ENLIGHTENMENT cases of John White
and James z. Kerr were continued yester-
day by Judge Murphy until next Saturday /;
Also the case of James w. Kerr, accused of
the murder of young Coogan during the
molders' strike last spring.
The morning call., 1890-12-14
Assaulted with . Ciasp-Knife.

Assaulted With a Ciasp-Knifs.
Edward Dunphy was arrested yesterday
afternoon on Sixteenth street by Officer Cot
ter. at the instance Of Timothy Norton, an
expressman, who charges him with having
committed an assault with deadly weapon.
The morning call., 1890-12-14

Twenty-sxth street, by the Rev. DR.. Ackerly,
william j. Gardener and Aggie Walsh.
LUND-JOHNSON-In Oakland. December IL,
1890, by the Rev. 1. L. p. Dietrichson, Andrew A.
Lund and Alfredo M. johnson.
The morning call., 1890-12-14

The GERMAN BRANCH.-A meeting for men
Branch, Y. NJ. c. A.. at Lyceum Hall, 232 Suffer
street. Tho Rev. August Lemkau Of Oakland
Will deliver an address on "Christanty, the
The morning call., 1890-12-14

BERTELIHG has the only reliable methods 10
Ut detective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1890-12-14

MI: c. F. Eckhart OF Giroy under date OF De-
cember 9Th, writes to the Cosmopolitan Dispcnsary
of San Francisco follows: ~ feel grateful for
the help have received at your hands Every day
friends remark to me that look better. when only
short time ago they expected to hear of my death
feel that an institution thar has snatched me from
the grave as you have deserves the warmest ell
couragement Believe me, gratefully yours,
(Signed). &C. F. ECKHART."
Charles Hempler, . sailor a coastng vessel
plying between here and Coos Bay, has been as
"deaf as a post" for six years.
when went to the Cosmopolitan Dispensary 1
was SO deaf could not hear q clock tick he said,
land after one treatment could plainly hear q
watch tick two feet from me- They performed a
wonderful cure when other physicians failedn
Mr.. Hempler resides at 500 Davis street, and will
corroborate the above statement.
David Griffith, young Oakland man, has been
q sufferer from nervous diseases for the past
two years. 81 felt so miserable at times" he said
to a reporter 'that would have been glad to have
died and ended my sufferings. had read Of what
the Cosmopolitan Dispensary had been doing and
decided to visit them.
The morning call., 1890-12-14
THE GREAT LOTTERY.
Those Who Won the CAPT.
tai Prizes.
Lucky Men and Women Who Relate
Their Own Experiences.

1t Is dangerous thing nowadays to write any
thing about lottery, as John wauamaker may see
ft to exclude the paper from the mails. ana thus
deprive thousands of readers from learning OF
the prizes The editor OF this particular de-
partment is going to take chances, however
Life is nothing but a lottery-the best prizes are
those who win good health. Mr.. Peter A. Ander-
son. living 1300I5 Stockton St, is living demon
stration what medical ability can accomplish. He
writes: =" For two years have suffered from lung
troubles, seattle rheumatism, and could get no re-
lief, nj though tried several OF our best physicians
NTH went 10 the Cosmopolitan Dispensary.
II have been under their treatment for short
time much improved. feei stronger, and
the pains have all disappeared Ihave every reason
to believe that they Will make permanent cure OF
my case.
(signed) PETER ALFRED ANDERSON"
The morning call., 1890-12-14
DAVID GRIFF1TH.


az did SO. and Immediately went under treat
ment Within ten days began To feel the results.
and in two weeks felt better than I-had for some
years. have beea under them for four weeks,
and am now thoroughly cured. 1 would advise
every young man suffering as did to visit them"
Mr.. Griffith resides on Eleventh street, near
Twenty avenue, Oakland and will c0rrobo-
rate the above statement at any time.
Do You want any more conclusive evidence OF
their ability to conquer disease? William p. Kane.
17l3 Post street; Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. smith, 1905
Mars ct street; Mrs. NJ. J. McManus. sl4 Jessie
street; Alexander wood, sos Seventh street; l. N.
ID. Wright. 324 Florida street; Andrew NJ. Martin,
48 Ridley street, II. +. Shook, 1921 Market street.
They and many others have been cured. Remain
ber.a speciality Is mems diseases. Young, middle
aged or old men suffering from the effects OF feiiies
and excuses restored to perfect health, manhood
and vfgor. II you out OF the city explain your
case by letter. Communications sacredly confden-
tial.
Consultation, examination and advice free to pa
tients There is but one Cosmopolitan Dispensary
In California. and 1t Is located Market stockton
and Ellis streets. San Francisco. Any other is a
fraud. Thousands OF testimonials. Call or ad-
dress the COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARF, Market.
Stockton and XIII streets San FraneiscO d0lA 2