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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks were quiet and featureless yesterday clos
ing the week steady.
Local securities were dali. with an advance in
5. V. Water to S94 so. and in s. +. Gas to S5S
The Shame Mining Company have levied an assess
ment of sc, delinquent February 3D.; Cement
Brick Company, Of 81, February 26th.
Mining assessments falling delinquent in January
amount to S2ll 900, OF which Nevada mines want
$l57 900; Arizona mines SIS, 900; British Columbia
mines, s5U0o; California mines $4,000
Justice crushed last week 81 tons ore, assaying
s22 as; Oyerman, 4O5 tons sl4 50.
The lowest and highest prices of the leading
stocks last week follows Belcher, ST. 200
IS; Best a Becher. 81 so92; Bullion, 81 O5@s
%; Challenge, 81 25@l so; Cholar, 81 S5@s2;
Con. Cal. and Va, 50 1922 SO; Crown Point, s5c9
81 So: Gould & Curry 81 1901 %; Norcross 81 10
@l %: Mexican, S292 20; ophir 81 5092 rs:
Uverman. 81 1901 20; Potosi, 81 5O94 50; Savage,
81 35tsl 55; Sierra Nevada, 81 3o9l SO; Union,
81 35G1 55 Jacket, 81 50G1 80.
Variations In local securities during the week
S. V. Water S93G94 SO; 5. +. Gas,
S57 25G5S.
Assessments Pending.
The following a o. oNyn endin0.
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Rod AND LINE.
Anglers Who Are Not Artists-Catchine.
Fish in Fresh Water

Anglers Who Are Not Artists-Catchint.
Fish in Fresh Water.
Anglers must remember that it Is unlaw-
ful TO fish at this season of the year above
tidal waters. Information has come TO hand
that three weh-known devotees Of salmon
fishing-one of whom is aspiring for the
office Of Fish mmissioner-haye inst rp-
turned from Russian River with several
large-sized salmon. Anglers who enioy
such splendid sport as salmon-f fishing affords
should be glad of having the opportunity of
catching these fish in tidal waters at this
time of year. 1t is wrong for any one to
take advantage of The law, which is very
lenient in this respect, and THE CALL will
in future publish the names of all who vio-
late it for the sake of few fish. The num-
Der Of fish caught il no indication of expert
ness in the art OF angling. In fact, no science
is required, judging how anglerS-if they
they can be termed such-fish for The
gamy grilse during the winter season.
There can be no trick In sticking a ;iece
OF roe, or shrimp, or fish on a hook, and
then casting the line-and a very ordinary
cast, too-into brackish waters and allowing
u to remain there until some unsuspecting
hsh comes along and guIps the lure. If the
hSh is large. some knowledge of the gentle
arr IS necessary to land him. A professional
angler-a man who could hit a four-bit nipea
with the tail-tty of set iof three at fen
PAGES with 12-foot rod-does not q" ne Sed
powerful tackle, as it is termed, to comnlsfe
the task OF landing safely large and gamy
tsh.-yet number Of those alleged anglers.
who remain out days and nights for the
purpose Of catching salmon and displaying
them on their return home from the country
ION Sundays, would wish the unsophisti-
Gated TO believe that they are the anglers
that be. 1t is say to say that four out of
every five of the fraternity who angle for
salmon by the roe and shrimp route could
not fish a country stream in the summer
season without mourning the loss of several
mes ana leaders. which Is, of course, due to
their inexperience in casting and handling a
rod.
Very recently while playing fish one of
these alleged champions at angling was OBJ
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-lnyestment buying contin-
ued TO be the principal feature of the stock market
to-day Houses which do strictly investment
business say they find great difficulty in supplying
the demand for good bonds and dlvidend-paying
stocks. Such a scarcity OF securities upon the
street has not been known in fifteen years. News
from the railroad world to-day was not of special
Importance and the general tone of the market
was strong. The close fairly active and strong
at the highest points. The only material advances
among active shares were in Lackawanna and Colo
RADIO Coal, per cent each. Governments dull and
steady. Petroleum is dull aud the movement mar
row. Pennsylvania spot closed at ~.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-United States Bonds-4s,
1191a do, 412s, 1894; Northern Pacific, 222s (;
Canadian Pacific, 727s; Central Pacific, 20; Union
Pacific, Al; Atehison, 29ss: wells-Fargo, l4O;
Western Union, IT; Silver 10414; Sterling, 81 sO1s
ga So.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-wheat cash, 81 05M; Jan
uary. 81 03Ss.
Four-Quiet.
Coffee-$l6 20.
Sugar. 9l6@5i4c.
Hops-Pacifc Coast, 30g3se
Hides-l2@12hc.
Copper-Lake. $l4 80.
Tin-Spot, $50 20.
Lead-Domestic, 81 20.
Iron-$15.
Petroeum-Spot, To-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04
IN THE FIELD
OF SPORT.
How Jack Dempsey is Training to Meet
FitZSiIIFl0lS.
Needhan's Answer to Jimmy Carroll-shoot-
ing Ducks From the Alameda Bridge
Among the oarsmen-The Rife

Ring matters, although exhibitions have
not vet begun, are quite freely discussed in
sporting circles. The Corbett vs.. Corbett
wordy war has given food for talk and
thought. the latter so far as the Directors oil
the California Club are concerned.
There is little or nothing doing in amateur
athletic sports. The Olympic wrestierS are
training for the wrestling tournament ana
the sprinters are getting into condition for
the spring games.
Anglers look forward to good grilse hsh-
ing soon. Reports from Point Reyes state
that fishing is frst-class and that hea'S
nun of salmon entered the creek recently
The handlers of the rifle and shotgun are
busy at this time, as this is the season lor
these sports.
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each; medium do, 25@35c: small skins 10000;
Deerskins, good summer S71ac; medium, 81 Iz935 /;
thin, 2O@25; Sheepskins, shearlngs, l0G20c; short
wool 30950c; medium, 65@9Oc; long wool 9O0
81 25 z 10. Cus of all kinds 4, less. Butchertown
green skins sell relatively higher.
TALLOW-Far to good rendered, CLASSIC q u /;
refined. 49s@5c; Grease SC p 10.
WoOL-Fali clips follows: Humboldt and
MendocinO free, 16Dl7c; do defective, 14@l5c;
Sacramento Valley free. IS9l4c; do defective, 1U9
l2c; Mountain free, 109l5; San Joaquin and
Southern. 9@llc. Spring clips: Valley oregon, 2lQ
2Sci Eastern oregon. 179 SC; do fair, 149l6c q To-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04
sHirPfNG INTELLIGENCE.


for Lac shipping Intelligence see Second Page
N70--~S--N~~N-e~0-~-----Y-0-J-.-
arrived.
SATURDAY. Jan g.
Stnr Rival. johnson, 16 hours from Fort Rra,r.
$50 NJ II lumber, to Pollard & Dodge
Stnr state OF California. Ackley 50 hours from,
Portland via Astoria 46 hours passengers and mar
chandiSe, TO Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicolson, IL hours from Mendo-
cino; pass and mdse, to Goodal Perkins & Co
Stmr Eureka Smith, 2I9 days from San Pedro.
pass and mdSe. to Goodall. Perkins d Co
Stmr W hitesboro. Gunderson, l6 hours from
Whitesboro; 1850 railroad ties, to L L White
ship Jeremiah Thompson, Jameson. - DAYS from
Nanaimo; 2400 tons coal, TO John Rosenfeidis sons
ship kennebec, Love II days from Nanaimo Vic
Port An seles Ia days; $3.50 tons coal to John Ros
Bark southern Chief Svensen, rs days from Ut.
salady; 1000 NJ II lumber. to Pope a Tablet
BARK Alexander Mcneil, Sleeves 10 days from,
Nanaimo; 1860 tons coal to ohm Rosenfeld;s sons
BARK Charles j. Kenney, Pearson 10 days from
seatte via Port Townsend II days: 1886 tons coal
Bktn Castle, Hubbard. 10 days from Homo
iuiu' pass ana sugar, to L G Steele q Co.
Cleared.
SATURDAY, Jan g.
Stmr Walla Walla, Wallace, Victoria and Port
townsend; Goodal Perkins q Co.
stmr Eureka, Smith. Wilmington; Goodali, Per
kins Il Co.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04
AQUATIC.
What the oarsmen Are Doing-The Lur-
line Club.


line Club.
Henry Peterson, the local champion oars
man, seems very surprised that Teemer
should have left this city in such hasty
manner, without giving him race. ~
understand he is arranging for big event.
TO take place near his own home" said
Peterson to friend yesterday; "but he
VIII always find me ready 10 give him a 90
according to the terms l proposed, should
ne desire a race IN California waters"
PETERSON has not much to say about the
future, but 1t has been limited about the
ciub-houses that big sweepstake race Will
take place next summer over the Alameda
course, In which some of the best Australian
scullers will meet five of the American
champions, among whom will be 1'eemer.
" Connor, Gaudaur, Hanlan and Peterson,
New York paper, speaking of the ad-
vance strides boat-rowiDg has taken in the
East this year, says:
Boston 6oatbnllders are busy filing orders for
IhilSdelphla, chicago, 81. Louis. San Francisco
ana local Oatsmen, and they predict a lively boat-
ing season IN 1891. Davy has an old Harvard
eight Dared shell, which he is ienuyaEing for The
Delaware Boat Club OF Chicago, and expects 10
receive an order from that ciuD for a new eight
ne is ABOUT 10 plank new single for Fred Gas
tflch OF 81. Louis, and Will later build a single
compromise for Nelson OF DuXbury. He is lust
starting single for Long of San Francisco and
Gon 10 Of Ses Saut @PE shorty .S On single for Billy
competed with The exception of the outriggers
one OF these Is Tor 'Ras us Rogers OF forester.
aid The other is for Al Hamm. In the shop there
IS single all completed and waiting orders from
Hanlan. Tor whom 1t was built. Blake also has
single for Gates of the Lakeside Boat Ciub OF
Worcester and one for H. Z. Blackiugton of The
Narragansetts OF Providence, r. l., in process OF
construction. He is just starting on double for
The NeSper Boat Club OF Philadelphia.
Tbs following letter from the President of
the Lurline Club, is self-explanatory:
To the sporting Editor of the cal: 1t is de-
sired on The part of the members OF the I.ur-
Hne Cub" that you contradict the false rumors
that have gone abroad in regard 10 the disband-
Ing OF the Lutline Club. There is no truth in
the statements. The club was never in a better
condition financially aud Otherwise than II Is at
the present time. The membership is now limited
and steps are being taken to build and thoroughly
equip new clubhouse.
j. II. GOODWIN President
JOHN RINGEN, Treasurer.
san Francisco, Ja7s. 2. 1850.
The Ariel Boating Club will very probably
hold an election Of officers to-day at its
boat-hOuse.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04
The Coal Trade.

The private circular of 1. Steuart gives the re-
ceipts of Coal at this port in December at lO4 200
tons, against los.l50 tons in December, 1889. The
circular says:
"The Coal market during the month now ended
has been quiet, with transactions for the future
very limited. and showing declining tendency
supplies from the Coast and British Columbia
mines have been free, while no Coal ships from
Australia arrived during the month"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04

The steamer Lakme sails to-day for Puget Sound
The willamette Valley falls due from Yaauina
Bay, the Corona from Humboldt Bay, the Gypsy
coma.
Tomorrow the walia walla sails for Victoria
and Puget Sound the Eureka for San Pedro the
Coos Bay for Little River, the Crescent City for
Crescent City and the Cosmopols for Grays Harbor
The George W. Elder falls due from Portland the
santa Rosa from San Diego and the Emily viii
mington, Areata and Arago from Coos Bay.
The British iron ship Riverside, 1880 tons loa Dis
mere handise for Liverpool bark General Butler
1853 tons, Lumber at Port Gamble for Port Pirie !;
bark Samoset, COL tons, Lumber at Tacoma for
Guaymas.
The Francesca Campa takes for Hayre 572s6
centaIs Wheat, valued at $7S 900.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Frederick Dresen to Otto Tum SUDDEN, lot on
- line OF Webster ST., lis N. Of Suffer, N.
Anna Lennon TO Mary r. Hannah, lot 4. BLOCK $iU
81, sunny Vale HON stead....,........... GIFT
u; W hutton to q. l: Chapman, lot W.
line OF Mission ST., 115 n. OF Twenty-lirst, N.
Catherine Ryan to Rachel evines lot ON 4 10
23K79: also lot on n line of Suffer, So W.
OF Steiner, w. 27xl37 IS ....... In
James L. Donahue to Jacob Jacobs lot on N
line Of Suffer ST.. 80 W. of Frederick, W.
Malachi H. Craig to Margaret Craig lot on u III
Line Of Folsom ST., 80 s. of Twentieth 5.
Leone di Noa to Henry Ellis, lot on n iins, 'ii'
OF ST., 90 IS E. OF Thrty-lirst, e 75xlOO 10
line of Turk St. 1875 W. Of Devisadero
CITY and account COUNTY 70 Of San Francisco 1000
HNarney 10y executors), lot on Sc. cor. of
: Valencia aud Fifteenth sts.. E. l0Ox95; and
Lydia a. Boyd to Edward G. William. lot q
BLOCK v railroad homestead Association. 10
NE. cor. OF Taylor and Jefferson as iS' on ~
15I;91l37;I; lot on sw. cor. of jefferson
line OF Jefferson, 1877 20 w. of Taylor W
Emily Crabb to Hannibal iiiam: lot on e 10
line OF Seventeenth ave-, $50 s. OF Z St q
Same to same. lot on S. line OF ST. 1915 f. ~
of Seventeenth ave-, L. so, S. 100, < AZ "a
s so, W. 100, N. so, E. 81 :6xIOo ..... % ~ IN
James p. Mccarthy TO ortavius J. Hates. ~
Blocks % and II, LakeYiew. ....... N
James T. Mccarthy ct al. to Sadie J. Regain.
lot H. Block "a, LakevIew. .......... IN
John E Hensch TO Charles s. Heaey. lot on
NV. cor. OF Adair and Howard sJs., N. 5Or
George W. Riatei to William Gantelow' 10; 10
on n. line OF Page ST., los L. OF Lott, e. %.
N. il4:2. sw. los, 5. ll2:sa4 .......... IN
Moses l.. Eastman to Frances o. Eastman un-
divided half OF lots and 3. Block 6. Flint
GN.,;; =; 49, ,;;s, Gift
OF Polk st., 81 70 n. of Lombard N 25x6S:9 IN
Frances Morris (by attorney to James Saw
age, lot 80. Block 307, Cass Tract. ....,... IN
H. Godsehmidt to 2. Magoonis. lot on w
line of Cook ST.. 800 N. OF Point Lobos ave
-. 10
GEORGE W. Brooks to VILLAIN IS. HUT lot on
W. line OF Spruce st., 52:S14 S. Of jackson,
10
s. q. Shattuck to b. Joost, lots Al and az
Block 20, City Land Association. -. IN
catherine Ruhland to j. III. Mumm and wife
Iot on r. line OF Douglass ST., 235 N of Sew.
ehteenth' n. 2oxl4S. ......,,.......,......., 10
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FL0DR-Net cash prices are: Family extras, 81 Is
"a IS; Bakers extras. 81 05@4 10; city superhne
S3t93 %: interior brands $4@i 70 for extras and
1898 25 y bbi for superhne
wHEAT-was strong yesterday both on and off
call. No. l. 81 3384@ 80 p cti; choice, 81 1914;
No. 2. 81 S0@1 321a; extra choice. for milling,
81 40; Sonora. 81 321s@l 1884 o ctL
CALL SALTs-MoRNINa.
Buyer '9l-2oo, 81 6OK; 100. 81 GOA; 500,
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Chicago Marke is.

CHICAGO Jan. 3-Wheat was unsettled, and fter
a break and a lower opening showed some strength
The opening was from 14c to 1sc lower than yes
terdays closing, but quickly turned on good buying
and with some slight fluctuations prices advanced
&c, ruled strong. and closed from 1880 to lac
higher than yesterday. The lower opening was evil
IDENTIFY Influenced by the weak tenor OF European
adviees. Liverpool being quiet. with California
quoted at 12c lower for spot California and lac
lower for futures. Wheat receipts, 237 900 bush
els: Corn, l64. 900 bushels.
CHICAGO. jan 3.-wheat, cash. coo.
Corn-4854c.
POrk-SlO 371a.
Lard-S5 671s.
Ribs-&5.
Whisky-S1 IA.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
y, BEEF.first quality, 6961sc; second quality SO
NEAL-Large. 51&G6Iac; small Calves 76ec
MOIIoN-W others. 7dSc; Ewes. 6I%67i%c
hAMB-S1299c; Spring Lamb. 15c q 10
PoRk-Liye Hogs. 3$4@l4c for heavy hard grain
iea snd tsc for light average do; stock Hogs
s@31ec O ID dressed do. 6laGl7c p ID. %
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. Jan, 3.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat firm.
Other cereals steady.
Hay unchanged.
Beans dull
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Butter tending downward.
Eggs still lower
Wild Ducks weaker.
Turkeys declined.
Oranges weakening.
Fresh Fruits dull.
Coffee dull and weak.
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English Wheat Market.
FUTURES.

II LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3.-The spot market is firm at
I7s 5dGD7s sgd Cargoes firm at 3Ss Sd for
of coast, 3Ss for Just shipped and 3Ss Sd for nearly
| dna
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04
New York Markets.

LONDON, Jan. s.-Consols. a61s; United States
Bonds-4's. 1924; DO 41a's, 1906 Silver, 1874
Rentes. e5f 375Sc
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DRY GOODS.
~. ( EN- Il !EsT)Y
GREAT STOCK INVENTORY
REDUCTION SALE NOW ON

Our Annual Stock-Inventory Reduc-
ton Sale, so popular with the ladies
and public in general of this city and
Pacific Coast, is now in progress and
will continue until stock.taking, Feb
ruary LIST.
1t is notable event in the annals of
the dry-goods trade as presenting the
greatest values to be found anywhere
in frst-class goods. Buyers of dry
goods will do well to call and scrutinize
the bona-ide bargains now being Of
fered.
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sEcU tiles

This Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: January, rs 7s4d: Febru-
ary Is sad; March, rs Sgd; April, rs Sl4d
May, rs sgd
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81 SOS; 500, 81 5O1s. Buyer season-3OO. 81 1875
500. 81 44A.
BARLEY-steady at the advance. No. l Feed
81 SO; choice, 81 5114; lower grades, 81 471s9
l 4212 for lower grades; Brewing, 81 5212gl 81 .
ctl for fair to choice.
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Sterling Exchanp

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, par for sight drafts ana IOc
for Geographic.
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Shining Notes.

Sterl1nS Exchange.
Bankers sight drafts, 81 81; bankers sixty-day
bills, 81 70.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04

Fine Silver.
QuOtable at 81 031a D ounce.
Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at S2@SSc.
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season-lOO, 81 -; soO. sl 52Es; zoo.

oATS-Arrivai OF 4295 ctls from Washington.
Market steady. Black. for seed, 81 1922 400 ctl;
No. White, 81 S21s9l 80: No. 2, 81 721a@l 80;
Choice 81 9ZI2 Gray, 81 S591 80; Surprise, 81 30
o.; Milling 81 921a@l 95 D ell.
CoRH-Nery firmly held. Small Round Yellow,
81 321a@l 80; large do, 81 3212i White, 81 $50
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Boards Water. 941s rs yigorit Powder 4.
10 Pacific Coast Borax, 70Is.
etreet-30 Pacific Gas Imp, SO.
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BOARD SALES.

NoTE-Assessments OF mines not listed
Board fall delinquent in ONCE.
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OCEAN STEAMERS


sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
IESNENT, Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker. 8 Market street
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COMPANY. /,

Assessments Pending.
The following Is list of assessments now pending:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-04

stmr Pomona, Hail, San Diego; Good4Ii. Perkins
& Co.
stmr Lakme, Carter, Port TOwnseno Chas H
Wells Il Co.
stmr Acapulco, Pitts, Panama and way ports; W
r A Johnson.
Snip General Knox, Libby, LiyerpOol Balfour.
Guthrie u Co.
Br ship ClaverdOn, Adams. Duaklrk; George W
McNear.
Bark Ferris Thompson. Denny Kahului; J d
Spree kels " Bros.
sailed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-01-08
Normal News.

The faces of some of our last term
friends are no longer with us; like the
year 80 they have gone, some meyer to
return. The new year has ushefed in
new companions and new studs. The
science of Physical Training, under the
supervision of our new lady acher, Miss
Marsh, now holds sway. The body OF
the student must keep pace with the
brain in order to insure the healthful
condition of both. The Normal and Pre-
paratory grades are crowded to overflow
ing, some 40 or more new students hav-
ing arrived this week. New desks will
be put in Immediately to accommodate
the increase.
Regular meeting of the Literary So
ciety tomorrow friday evening. Elec-
ton of officers and short literary pro-
gram.
Owing to the illness of Miss Hatheral
there was no school in the Grammar
room Monday.
Miss Darnell again reigns in the Inter-
mediate room.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-01-08
A Natural Sauitarium.

The myriad-minded Shakespeare says:
"Throw physic to the dogs" A great
many people have an idea that Mother
Nature has provided remedies for all
the ills that flesh is heir to, and that
they can be found without the inter
vention of medical colleges or drug
compounders. In support OF this they
point to thousands of people who have
regained health at the various medical
springs that send forth their healing
waters in various parts of the United
States. In the West, the most cele.
brated of these natural sanitariums is
the Hot Springs of Arkansas. In cur
alive power it out-ranks all Others OF
the world. The average number OF
visitors is over one hundred thousand
year, coming not only from all
states of the Union, but from Europe
and South America. The best route
to the Hot Springs from the North.
west is ''Fhe Burlington, which has
its own track from st. Paul and Min
neapolis to st. Louis, making close
connections with trains for the
Springs. 1t also runs every Saturday
evening a through sleeping Car from
the Twin Cities to Hot Springs with
out change. Any agent of "The Bur.
lington" or connecting lines can sup
ply you with tickets, or you can write
to w. j. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent
@. B. & N. r. R.. st. Paul. Nina.
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Good in Every Family

For plain, practical common sense,
useful information, and much of it at
small cost, we commend to every fam
lily in country, village and city, the
Orange Judd Farmer. 1t is under
the editorial care with corps of good
helpers) of the veteran, Orange Judd,
vino still vigorously uses his pen.
drawing on the accumulated knowl-
edge and observation of nearly half a
century, and is ever on the alert for
good new things. He is ably assisted
by sons associated with him. This
journal omits most political and other
controversial subjects. and devotes its
beautiful and ample pages chiefly to
practical questions affecting the work
of every day life, outdoor and in.
door. Its Common Sense Health
Talks" are invaluable to every man,
women and child everywhere.-Pub.
lished Weekly at 81 year by Orange
Judd Farmer Co., Chicago, Ill.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-01-08
Electric Rittars.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise.--A purer medicine does not ex-
list and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys,
will remove Plmples, Boils, Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as well
as cure all Malarial fevers.-For cure
of Headache, Constipation and Indi-
gestion try Electric Bitters--Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re-
funded.-Price so cts. and $I.0O per
bottle at Taggart's drug store, 5