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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-23

Complaints for divorce have been filed by
Howard F. Barber against Nellie F. Bar
bier, George B. Carter against Clementna
Carter and Sebra r. Mathewson against
Caroline c. Mathewson.
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The will of Seneca McCrory, 1isposing of
property valued at $500, has been filed for
probate. He directed that 5000 be invested
on interest for his sister, Sallie Thomas, and
that when she dies the money shall go to his
nieces, Kate Thomas and Ida NJ ShutZ.
His sister, Mary E. jump. Is willed $1,000,
and the residue of the estate is divided
among other relations
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Am Action for slnnder.

dOza and Jose Baptlste against Peter j.
Sarmento to recover $4,000 damages. The
plaintiffs allege that the defendant, on the
18Th inst. accused them publicly of having
committed the crime OF murder. to the great
injury of their business as hotel-k keepers at
40 Drumm street.
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omcers Elected.

Triumph Legion, No. 1, Select Knights Of
America, has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: A. Frichette, c.; p.
Carberry, V. c.; II. Schulken, L. G.. E. H.
Black. Captain; d. j. Mckay, r.: c. p
Gibblns, T.; j. S. Binet. r. T.; E. G.
Schlueter, S. B.; R. Sicotte. S. G.; q. REIN.
J. G.; J. Meyer. s.
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j. X. Espinosa has been convicted of man.
SLAUGHTER by Santa Barbara jury. In
august last be was scuffling with William
taliated by shooting Kaye dead
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-23

Mayor Pond sent cablegram yesterday
TO DR.. Rosenthal of this city, now in Europe,
to procure some of DIR. Koch's lymph to be
used In the hospital here. 1t is understood
that the lymph cannot he procured, except
for hospital purposes
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Ns.,,rv Hecau.. Marriod.

Presiding Judge Murphy of the Superior
Court has ordered that writ OF mandate be
issued O. the petition OF Lily Firth and her
husband citing the Board OF Edncanon
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Susdf r. Divorce.

Agnes T. Callundan has commenced suit
for divorce from Jules j. Callundan on the
ground of desertion, and also asks for S75
month permanent alimony and $3.50 coun-
sci fees.
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A Temporary Change.

During Judge Firms absence in Southern
California, whittier he started yesterday
morning with his wife, who is i'll, Judge
Trout VIII occupy Department 3 with tue
criminal cases of Department ii.
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She tried any number of physicians but to no pur-
pose See what she says now: .'rhis is to certify
that l. Mrs. August VOss of 26l0 Manchester street.
Ssn Francisco, have been afflicted with neuralgia
for over three years, and could get benefit until
went under treatment at the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary. ISignedl PAULINE VoSS."
Hundreds have been cured at the Cosmopolitan
Dtspensary. Among them were: David Williams.
379 Shotwell street; VIII am p. Kane l713 Post
street; Mrs. NJ. }. McManus, Sl4 Jessie street: An
drew Mcwiliam Martin, 40 Ridley street; i. NJ. d.
Wright, 1924 Florida street: Peter A. Anderson
seventh street: II. L. Shook 1921 Market street;
A. Astorg San Rafael Cal. Fred Gronsand, Will
lam Tell House, Bush street: c. +. Eckhart, Gilroy
CAL, and many Others Write to some of them and
learn their experience Why do you want to keep
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years OF suffering, and perhaps your life Young,
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manhood and vigor. Each visitor privately,
and all communications received In sacred conf
dence. Out-oftown patients can write. open sun
days. COSMOPOLITAN DlSPENSARY, Stockton
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The sealing schooner Mary Taylor re-
turned to Victoria from cruise last week
with catch of one seal. The sailors did
not get any dividend from the trip.
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They Seek Divorces

Who buys hat Of L. v. Merle gets School Com.
panion free. SIG to $40 Kearny street, corner
Commercial.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD <S<a.
~ Ing to location OF berth and steamer So Es4z1
ected; second cabin, $3o, $40 and $45. Steerage
tickets from England. ireland, Scotland, Sweden
Norway and Denmark. through to San Francisco. az
lowest rates. Tickets sailing dates and cabin plans
may be procured from w. ii. AVERY, Pacific Mall
Dock, or at the General Office Of the Company. 6l3
Market ST., under Grand Hotel G. w. FLETCHER,
ap:6 TuWeFrSu tf Gen Agt. for Pacific Coast
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CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture.

With this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure change OF Diet change
in application to business. The medicine contains
nothing that OF the least Injury to the consttn
ton Ask your druggist for 1t. Price 81 bottle
je20 1y F..
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Mothers, buy your boys rubber coat and legsins.
headq narters Tor boys rubber clothing L. " Merle.
616 to 500 kearny street, corner CommerciaI
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JAnE5 .sJWEL.SH

This is to certify that 7, James J. Welsh resid-
ing at $40 Cementina street. having been obi ed
to discontinue my labors and being confined to bed
sent my wife to the Cosmopolitan Dispensary to
consult with the eminent Physicians aud surgeons
there in regard to my condition. To the best of
ability she described my troubles, which have
been of years duration. They would not prescribe
without personal physical examination of me- 1
managed to call at their Office and thank God for
having done So as after one weeks treatment by
them feel myself better than have been for any
day during the past ten years. rave been a resi-
dent of San Francisco for over thirty years.
[Sgnedl j. j. WELSH"
Did you ever suffer from Neuralgia? 1t is awful
agony. Mrs. Pauline Voss. tue fe OF August
Voss, living at 2610 Manchester street, San Fran
cisco, was victim of IL,
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Bring your boys to Merle's for their clothing hats
etc Lowest prices In the city. L. V. Merle 6l6 Il
$40 Kearny street, corner Commercial
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying United States, Hawaiian and Co.
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SIS. Australia t3000 rons} -, Jan. I'd. at 2 p Y
M For freight OF passage, apply at office. 81
Market street. JOHN d. SfRECkELS BROS,
se2o Il General Agents.
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COMPAGNIE GeNERALe

1kANSA TIA TIQUE
French Lfpe to Hayrr.
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the discomfort OF crossing the Channel in q small
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LA GASCOGNE, Santelli Observation-Disclosures.
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&u- For freight passage apply to
A FORGET, Agent
No. Bowling Green, New YOrS
D. r. FUGAZI d Co., Agents. Montgomery ava.
Ban Francisco. mr2JJf
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Wrighl's Indian Veretable Pills

Are acknowledged by thousands of persons who
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HEADACHE, GIDDINESS, CONSTIPATION. Tor.
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THE CALIFORNIA.

Strictly European Plan, Absolutely Fireproof.
OPENED DECEMBER 1, 1890.
DOOMS HAVE SUNLIGHT ENTIRE DAY THE
LIZ only strictly frst-cass hotel in San Francisco
Magnificent appointments Unparalleled In beauty
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plumbing Electric lights throughout Every con-
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feet aifportions served. Rooms 81 per day and
upward. HORD 4 KINZLER, MANAGERS
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
A DeIirhiful Enter alnmsnt

The young people Of ths West Presby
tarian Church gave a delightful enter
tainment in the Board OF Trade rooms
last evening before an audience number
ing over 500 people. The program, which
consisted principally OF very pretty tab
leaux, was as follows: Solo, Mrs. }. I,
Clymer; homsge and poetry; sub rosa !;
solo; Phariaes sun worship; music, 'fe
Old Folks" Mrs. J 7. Clymer; Twos a
Company, Three's Crewd reverses Of
bachelor; bed time; recitation, MISS
Lottie Wells; Jaws Of the family bliss
bliss disturbed blind mans bluff bunch
az ooppAss; music, Mrs J. 7, Clymer
ooem. song Of seven. The entertainment
lasted for over two hours, and at its con
elusion q choclataire was held and re-
freshmenta In abundadce were served.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
The voice of pemocrncx.

The Democratic County Executive
Committee has announced the following
meetings and speakers.
October 25.-Fourth and Market streets
this city, Hon. George h. Bates, and
Colenel e Ii Martin; Centrevills, At.
torney- General, John Biggs and viii
lard Kali Porter
October 27--German Hall, this city.
October 29--0pera House. this city,
Hon Charles B. Lore and Mr.. Hensel.
Ocsofer 30-South Wilmington, beyond
Third street bridge, Willard Hall
Porter. II. O. Turner and Mr.. Timan
Hockessin, Senator George Gray and
Willard Hall Porter.
October 8i-Ninth ward at Bellevue
Hotel. this city.
November lat Henry Clay, Senator
George Gray, Willard Salisbury, Jr.
and a. Q. Turner: Christiana, City
Solicitor w. Lyman and H Q. Turner
November g. Hockessin, l.. @. Vande-
grift and b @ Turner
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DIED.

CURREN.-In this city, on October 2s,
Michael Jurren. nged 81.
High Mass In st Patrick's Church Monday
morning at 6 o'clock. Funeral services from
his lata residence, No. IA West Thirteenth
street. Interment at st Joseph's Gene cry.
CALH.--In this city, on October 20. Alive b.,
Infant daughter OF > NJ. AMI ella NJ. Call
aged Is months
OORCORAN I'm this city, on the gath In
stant, Maggie Corcoran, aged y years.
COOpER.-At Camden, Dell, on the s0th
instant, Marv Il. Cooper, widow OF the ltev
lguatiue T. Cooper, ID. y aged 70 years.
DOUGHERTY, IA this city, on the Gath
instant, Sarah Dougherty, aged As years.
ELLIS On the 10Th instant, James K, son
Of James K. and Emma Ellis, aged years
ana month
GRIEvES.-At his late residence, Baltf
more, Nd, saturday, 18th instant, James
Grieves, aged rs yeare.
HOLSTEN- Near Newars, Del, on tn
23rd instant, Mary A Holster. wife OF Isaac
HOlsten.
Relatives and frleads are respectfully In
yited 10 attend the funeral from her tts
residence, near Newark, on Monday, October
q, 1890. Services at the house at o'ciOsA
q. m. Interment Il st. Georges Cemetery.
HAXZ ARD. In this city, on October zS,
Eliza A. Hazard, aged % years
JONRs. In this city, on the 10th instant
Margaret y. Jones. widow OF .he late Colone
James Hemphill Jones.
NINCr NT.-In this city, on Oc ober .
John Vincent, aged f3 years.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
OPENING ExERcisEs.
Speeches by Several clergymen In thu
Reformed Episcopal Church.


Reformed Episcopal Church.
The opening exercises of the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the Covenant, Third
and West streets, began on Thursday
evening. Last night there were addresses
by Rev. f. H. Reynolds, Rev. William
Tracey. Rev. Forrest Eager. The choir
of st. Paul's f. e Church, Philadelphis,
attended and sang several beautiful
hymns Each Of the clergymen spoke
for ten minutes At the close of the ad-
dresses a collection was taken up and over
800 subscribed, Rev. F. II. Reynolds,
rector of the Church of Reconciliation,
Philadelphia, spoke of the Rev. Mr..
Hendricks who had taken charge of the
church, that he had also taken charge of
their hearts and he hoped they would en-
courage him. He then addressed himself
to the young men; said Is was encourag-
ing to minister to see young men join
him in carrying out plans. The young
women are also needed to assist In the
societies pertaining to the church. He
saw before them a great future.
| Rev. William Tracey, rector of Christ
Memorial Church, West Philadelphia,
referred in terms of praise to the Rev,
Mr.. Hendricks. who he said was married
TO a woman that in her maiden days rem
dered him material assistance. He said
the result of coming second in meeting
was that the predecessor has taken away
all your speech and he felt himself II
that predIcament now. He exhorted then
to encourage their rector, attend churef
regularly and punctually and listen will
attention to the instructions Of theil
rector.
Rev. Forrest e. Dagger. rector q
} Emmanuel Church, Philadelphia, saic
that their pastor had always met witt
inelement weather at every importan
period of his life. 1t thundered whel
: he was ordained, stormed when he wa
married and this event had beer
} signalled by the greatest storm OF twelv
} years He referred in terms of prals
to the Christisn life of their new minis
ter, and exhorted the people to stand b
/ | him and assist him In his Efforts ii
} appealed to them to keep the walls
> the church as well as the walls OF lio
In good repair.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
q. Johnls CommanderY,s visit.

Sixty members OF st. Johu's Com
mandery, Knights Templar, left this
city at sos o'clock last evening, on .
special train over the Baltimore and
Ohia railroad for Baltimore. Md, where
they were the guests Of Beausent Com
mandery, No 8, of Baltimore. They at.
tended the Masonic fair in progress
there. The Beausent Commandery met
st. Johns at the station, and escorted
It to the fair. A lunch was served to the
visitors. In the evening an exhibition
drill was given and the Wilmington
commandery received much applause.
They returned tI morning.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
aamar ranlka Rnrnt.

The heavy raias Of Thursday and Fri
day caused a great deal OF damage to
the sewer which is being built on Ian
caster avenue. Contractor Jacoby had
the work progressing finely and had the
bank on the south side covered with the
excavated earth to a height OF ten feet
This earth, weighted with the rain It ao.
sorbed, crushed in the banks OF the
sewer, and work will be delayed some
time In repairing IL.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
mARRTrrl.

HASTINGS S-HUTCHiNsON On October
HASH ings and Miss Nellie Hutchinson both Of
Wilmington, Del
HOLDCRAFT MILLER. October q, by
the Rev. Robert Crab N. Harry Holdcraft
and Miss Mary Miller, both Of Philadelphia.
HOWETr- WARRIOR the 22i instant at
No 111s Poplar street, by Rev. ID. ii. Corkran,
Elmer owett and Hattie III. Ware.
WOOD -BDMGHMAN N.-At the resider ce Of
the lride's mother, No. COS Weu Nj IN str ct,
on the evening OF October n. 1890, by the Rev.
Louis r. Barrett, George Houtz Wood (
Sparrow's p lint, Md, and Eva q Boughman
Of WILMINGTON
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
A Trnmp,s Fsot Amputated.

A tramp named Edward Sullivan, hail
ing from Providence. r. l., was found
by the crew OF freight train No o29.
over the p, w. & B. railroad at Land
Hth station, where he had been run over
BY train. he was brought to the office
OF Detective Jones at the station In this
city, where it was found that his right
foot was badly msngled and his head and
body badly cut Drs. Draper and Ogle
amputAted the foot and the injured man
was removed to the county almshouse.
His Injuries will not prove fatal.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
CHURCH NOTES.

Bethany Baptist, preaching by the |
pastor. Rev. o. G. Buddington at lV3O a.
m and As p. m.
Church OF the First Born, Davidson |
Building corner of Ninth and King |
streets Services at 10 38' a. m. aud |
z 80 p. m.
The Household Of Faith, Francis Il
Burbank, pastor; at Red Mems Hall on
Shipley street below Sixth. Preaching
at ii g. m and 2 80 p. m.
st. Andrews Church, southwest cor
ner Eighth and Shipley streets, Rev.
Charles Il Murray rector. Service 10 ~
a. m No evening service.
Franklin Street NJ. E ChurclSr No. 500
Franklin street Rev. Louis = Barrett.
pastor. Preaching to-morro v at 30 p.
M. by Rev. L. E. Todd. Preaching on
Wednesday evening next at 2 80 BY the
pastor.
Second Baptist Church, Pi eachlng by
the pastor r B. Cook, at 10 30 a IN.
and !. As .. m Subject at mig ht, "Christ
the Door Prayer meeting, sunday at
4 D. m, under the auspices Of the Chris
tian EDdeavor.
The Rev. Edward Henry EeEel will
nreaeh IN st. Jamea's Churche = Stanton
| and Newport, tomorrow at 40 3D. a. m.
and 7 80 D. m respectively, on THE
Churchman In Relation to Chr isiians Of
Other Names"
Rev. Mervin ]. Ecl1les OF Bradford,
; Pa formerly Of the WicomEco Presby.
! terian Church, Salisbury, Md !, will
+; | preach In Hanover Church, Sixth and
I King streets, tomorrow az 1890 >. m.
i and 7 30 p. m.
= Reformed Episcopal Church OF the Re
deemer. southwest corner Eighth, snt
Monroe streets, Rev. ]. Simpson Trotter,
rector. Morning service at 10 30;; sRb-
+ iect. "a Prayer From He'll" Evening
q at z 80. "Remember.
Z ST. PauTs M. f. Church, Market stree
ar near Seventh, Rev. Louis Z. Barrett
4 pastor. Preaching tomorrow ut 1870 q
y = m. bv the pastor. At 80 p. m. Chris
~ tian Endeavor anniversary. Address .
" " Rev. Enoch stubbs Of Philadelphia.
lie olivet Presbyterian Church. eorns
IN Adams and Chestnut streets ke
q. George e. Thompson, pastor. Presc
ing BY the pastor az 10 30 a. M. ana !
In. M. Christian Endeavor az % 20
Evening text, And the Books We
= Opened.
- Free Methodist Mlssiohi seiNiSoS 0u'
Nv day In the tent on Walnut strees oetwe
ny Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Old tir
.S love feast at 8 a. m. Preaching at 10
nv NV Sacrament after preaching. Preachil
,5n again at 8 and a. 80 p, m. Rev. q.
NV Tomkins will assist.
re Father Berminghsm has been earnest
ent requested to repeat tomorrow event
his lecture on the Evils of Intemp'
ance." The lecture will be delivered du
ing vesper service. Father Bermir
the hams Bible class will have book rect
Itric tion to- morrow afternoon.
sJ M, First Presbyterian Church, 10 80 a I
- Ixa5 preaching by the pastor. Rev. g.
Ii. Hickman, Z 80 m, Sunday sch
. n work. Addresses by John Thorne. "T
: Church in the Sunday School," j.
70 King, THE Young Men in the Sumo
SCHOOL, pastor, Relation Of the Ho
ssis- to the Sunday School"
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
No women pelegntes.

The matter concerning the right Of
women to 20 as delegates to the electoral
and general conference was voted upon
az st. Paul's M +. Church and Oookman
NJ. e. Chapel last evening. The vote re-
suited in the first RgaiRst the women by
a vote Of 1919, aud IN the second by
vote Of G-3. In both churches most Of
the voters were women.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
win BANQUET tne Frisndship.

The Friendship Fire Company will re.
turn from lbs trip 10 York, Pa TO- day.
The company has had and is having a
glorious time in York and has thoroughly
enioyed itself. 1t will be met at the
=, stion by the Phenix Company, which
~ az escort It to ther of the company.
W. ~ Phoenix will banquet the Friend
- nd as one of the latter company
sag - VIII knock out all the life re
ss. n us, by the good treatment
- la @'ss "a, sstow upon us"
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
nnanp E.nnds nnd .. ons'

In Kentncky, Tennessee, Alabs. nni a. ",SS's ns
slppi and Louisiana, Is the u a. -,
pamphIet issued by d. g. EdwarS oSean
sral passenger and ticket agent ~u so,,-
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o.. da-
tanning correct county map and i
acrlDtion of lands along the line. Tn %
pamphlet mailed to any address free Oh
application.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
.lnemen ahoeked

uL.. 49, Simmons, lineman In the
y niae seSn ,Sn 'ilmingtOn City Electric
Ssn Ploy y '-s ijusting the displaced
~1mp ~3rsp = aarvIsnd svsnus and franklin
atrests yesterday aft Syr 49, y, b,s
a shock that knocked MN .L,s JI"n ~ n.S
keees. It ia stated T. sn ..,s uS issa usua'
position alone saved the h uon~D 'Ae'
Evening journal., 1890-10-25

The Newark Ledger office has been
moved from Caskey Hall to larger
quarters iE the new brick building near
the Washington House. 1t will occupy
all the second floor and two rooms on the
6rst. The machinery will be run by
ateam
Evening journal., 1890-10-25

GRooER-"Well my little boy, what will
you have1r Fifteen Gems worth of molas-
81 Grocer las he hands the pitcher over
the countet) Where is your money!" In
the pitcher; put It there 30 as to be eure not
to lost II. - Fliegenie Blaetter.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25

Lunch every morning at Beckett's, Kirk
wood House, Cor. 3rd and Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25
10 r AND FOUND.
BUSINESS opPop4UNIrIrs.

EJOR sALE.-ALL THE MACHINERY OF
L steam laundry Everything the most
modern aud complete a bargain, Apply 20
N III. HU rCHlNS a son, Dover. Del.
NOR SALE THE STOCK OF A SHOE
r store. or the stock and business. stock
all new. Posse e on given as Don as SAFE is
made. The stapd Is In good locality. Adj
dress G this office,
Evening journal., 1890-10-25

"DoH'T you know, prisoner. that it's very
wrong t. steal piRln II donow. your honor.
They make such row. Spare Moments.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25

DIR DRH ARpT's Penn Sroyal Pills, are the
only genuine pennyroyal pills made At
dcn9gisis and by mail, 81. once, 203 n.
9th ST.. Phila. Ladies' bsware of limitations.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25

: OIfICh 4. hEhABY GIVEN THAT ]
~ will continue the Merchant Tailoring
business heretofore sOnducttd by my father,
John Davis, deceassd, at No lz4 Market
street. Having bern connected with the
business the last ten ears and taking an
patrons the best care and attention, and hope
10 receive their cont'-nnd natronaxe
WALTER s. DAVIS.
124 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25

IcHABop LIuHTHRAD-''Yes; my remarks
is plain I'm an ognastic-same as Bob
Ingersoll; and I'm proud 10 say we pull in
the same boat" Sam Sharpleigh But with
different skulls, Lighthead PUCK.
Evening journal., 1890-10-25

WE are all free American citizens, enjoy
ing our personal liberty; but most Of us are in
physical slavery suffering from scrofula, salt
rheum or some other form OF impure blood.
Hoods Sar.Rparilla Is the great blood purifier
which gives physical liberty.