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rENUINE EYEGLASSES; 15C UP. IS FOURTH
u ST., next TO bakery. open TO 3; Sundays. Mar
ket St. IN front glove-store 1928. je12 7ts
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AIDES, ATTENTION NINE. DEVERAUX'S
Il preventive waters never fail; warranted 20 ne
perfectly harmless and sure: agents wanted in
every town on the Coast; good salary sealed par
ticuIars for &c stamp. p. o. Box 1878, San Fran
cisco, Cat my2S In
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IA ILL MISS MARY MASON, FORMERLY OF
W Aleatraz Island, please call at u LasSie ST. aud
see MRS RAYNUR2 ieI / 7r#
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MRS. DUNBAR, MEDIUM-CIRCLES TUES
VI day and Saturday evenings sittings daily: fee
81 1872 Sixth ST., Room SO. -1e4 3n
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TPE ORIENTAL HAIR GLOSS RESTORES
gray hair to original color sOftens the hair when
dry and hard: soothes an irritated scalp and skin
L. RIDER. 5O4 Bush 81 ap23 3m
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BEAcHAn's PMS cure sick headaehe
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH
IL ing, gold jewery books. KLEIN, 100 Sixth IT
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GOLDEN GATE MILLINERY REMOVED TO
u 1903 Market ST., opposite Seventh; goods
and lowest prices. iel1 I'm
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THE EVEN ING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
L 10 Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by pOstal-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 MONTGOMERY s.
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YOU CAN BUY YOUR FURNITURE on. IN
i stallments; easy terms. BARE BROS, 322 and
324 HAYES ST bet. Franklin and Cough mrl5 II
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EIRST-CLASS GERMAN MIDWIFE; PLEASANT
home for confinement. 1909 Mission st. je2 IN
MRS. b. BAUMANN REMOVED FROM POWELL
vi ST. to 2I2 Ellis je1 limo
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nj ONEY LOANED ON ARTICLES: EVERY d e
WI scrptOn OF collateral; old gold and silver
bought. COLEMAN'S. Al Sd ST.. San Francisco n3J
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CURE AND HARMLESS CURE FOR ALL
- monthly Irregularities from whatever cause);
having had long and successful practice in treating
female diseases, l guarantee results refund
money; home for patients with best medical care.
MRS. DIR. GWYE Err 5l1 Jones ST. 5. +. apps 3m
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W ANTED-FIRSTCL GLASS RESTAURANT COOK
W for country SIS TO $3.50; second cook for res
taurant, $50 10 $685. second cooks city and coun-
try $50: hotel colored cook 500 hotel waiter
$50: dlshwashers, 81 to $25: waiter Tor miners
boarding house, 500 kitchen Coy Tor family, coun-
try $50. A. ply to j. 4. CRUSETT Il co. 62S Sac
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FNA = THAT SET OF SILVERWARE 1
IL bought OF the Imperial JeweTy Co.. weekly
payments is beautiful; get a set. IS O'Farre st. ON
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WANTED-4 bLACKSMITHS. COUNTRY So A
w day; 20 laborers ~ aday; men work about
saw-mil go to-day, $50 and board; tail-sawyer,
$50 and board; ironer for country laundry, $35;
20 wood-choppers for stove wood, 81 a tier and
tools supplied, see boss here; mixers 500 farm
ers at $50 and 81 25 a day; dairy teamster, $50;
hoStler, 800; neat young man for private family
work $25; miners $40 and So so a day; man and
wife for private family $40, and 90 other men for
different work. Apply TO j. L. CRUSETT & CO.,
62S Sacramento ST. II
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I ARGEST STOCK, LARGEST STORE. LOWEST
IL price; easiest terms new and secondhand
furniture and carpets, stoves and ranges highest
prizes paid for secondhand goods; open evenings
10l7, 1919, 1921, 1923 Mission ST., bet. Sixth aud
Seventh j. NOONAN. au7 Cf
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ON THEINSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESSGOODS
~ SILKS, seaskins aud seaette coaks also carp U.s.
furniture, lacecurtains blankets and fodins-b sl5
at NJ. FRIEDMAN d CO.'S, 223 and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you can buy Just
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly or N Onthly? An inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended TO. 22S and
DO Stockton. and 237 Post. omen EVENINGS Isn't
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DREssMAkERs.

CTYLISH DRESSMAKING: PERFECT FIT; FINE
- WORK. MRS. II. b. MILLS, 931Ia Howard. II 3m
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING; PERFECT
L fit; fine work; price reasonable. 1853 Mission
street iel6 BIS
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C,E PER MONTH WILL MAKE YOU RICH;
Ut u get prospectus. Globe Vineyard Company OF
Fresno, Al Pine st. JET limo
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KSP Annual Meeting-The Reg An
90 nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Montecito Mining Company viii be held at the
office of the company, Rooms lS aud 49, $50 Pine
street. san Francisco. California. MONDAY, the
29th day OF June, 1891, at the hour of , O'Clock
2. NJ, for the purpose of electing Board OF Drec-
tors 10 for the ensuing year and the transac
tiOn Of such other business may come before the
meeting Transfer books will close on June 25th at
3 O'Clock p. NJ. ID. NJ. KENT Secretary
Ofice-ROoms Is and 10, $50 Pine street, San
Francisco. California. iel3 I'd
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The casualty record OF the English football
season just over shows twelve deaths directly
attributable TO injuries received in matches;
and as for crlpples. they were turned out by the
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II FAD COOK FOR SPRINGS, $50, SEE BOSS
IL here; walters, different country hotels and
springs, $50 and $50; ironer country laundry, $50
and found see boss here; second hand baker coun-
try, $50 and found; helper on cakes country SIS:
japanese laundrymen, $50; slaughterer, country
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II ORSE-SHOER, COUNTRY, SO A DAY;
II biackSmiths; country, SO day; blacksmith and
wood-worker, $50; blacksmith and sheer country.
$50 and found; brick-layer. country, 50 a day:
sticEer-hand, SO day; man handy with carpenter
tools, country. $50 and found. q. Il. HANSEN x
CO.. no Geary st. 1t
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DR. A. NJ. L. HOLMAN. STEAM BATHS AND
~ own remedy; sure cure for rheumatism rs 70
Sixth St. Room ) Office hours 8 to l. je6 SIN
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- The San rancisco Scottish \ - =.
liz Thistle Club Will hold their regu- y, "a VI
lar quarterly entertainment and social NJ ~ THS
Il. B Hail, l2l Eddy St, FRIDAY ~
EVENING, June 10. 1897. A programme OF rare
excellence has been prepared and some OF the best
known and most acco mplhed artists IN the city will
appear on that occasion. Tickets admitting gentle
man and ladies so cts. Hat and cloak rooms free.
By nrder. Z IL rs Is lAl LIIERARN ENMMIITEE-
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EfJSS7 Annual Areting-Ihe Reg ular An
&c nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Goeta Mining Company viii be held at the Office Of
tie company, Rooms ~ and 49, 800 Pine street.
san Francisco, California, on MONDAY, the 29th
day Of June, 1891, at the hour OF o'clock p. for
the purpose of eiecting Board OF Directors
serve for the ensuing year and the transaction Of
such other business as may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books will close June 18th at 3
O'Clock NJ. D. NJ. KENT, Secretary.
Omce-Rooms IS and 10, $50 Pine street, San
lranc lScn. laIfOrnil inlR
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LNARMER AND WIFE FOR A GENTLEMAN'S
4 place, country, $50 and found; stabIeman for
spr ings, $50 and found: farmer for haying 81 %
day, farmer near city, $50 and found: vineyard
farmers near city. $46 aud found: 2 farmers for
vineyard. $25 and found; handy man about place
SO and found. Q. II: HAASEN a co. no Geary. IL
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!. CUTTING, FITTING, MAKING OVER DRESSES
Y a speciality. $40 LeavenwOrth St ieI33m
THE LADIES' TAILOR WITH INSTRUCTIONS.
SO; lessons free 1855 Mission St, r. 20. ie2 I'm
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AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS CAN MAKE GOOD WAGES SELLING
n Sample Tea 5its. 81 70, worth 81 so. Sample
Tea Company, 325 Filth ST. JelS limos
ENERGETIC AGENTS TO SELL THE ODELL
II TYpe-writers. 500 equal to any 300 machine;
right people can make Dig money. All Mont
gOmery st. jel7 1t
4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL NEW ARTICLE;
~ make s. and more a day; employment year
round; must have SIS deposit 9I2 Oak Grove ave.
bet Fifth and Sixth SIS, of Harrison lel5 ats
4 DVERTISING SOLICITOR-GENTLEMA OR
- lady. 40S California St. Room Z. jel4 7t*
"a ANTED-SALES5IEN ON SALARY OR COM
~ mission to handle the NEW PATENT CHEMI
CAL INK ERASING PENCIL; the greatest selling
novelty ever produced; grasses ink thoroughly in
two seconds; no abrasion of paper; 200 to 500 per
cent profit: agents sales amounted to 1920 in
six days; another, S32 III two hours; we want one
energetic general agent for each State and Terri
tory. For terms and full particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MFG. CO, La Crosse. Wis IA If
4 GENTS FOR CUSTOM SHIRTS; 80 PER CENT
II commission. C. s, Box 100. CALL Branch. % 3n
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CECOND COOK FOR SPRINGS, $50: 2 HOTEL
- cooks, country, $40; camp cooks 81 and $50
clearinghouse cooks, $40 and $40; cook for
restaurant country, 500; walters for summer
resort. $50; walters for different country hotels,
$50 and S35; colored waiter. $50; camp walters
S25; kitchen hands SIS and $50. Il. 4. WARD
a Co. $40 CLAW St II
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RP south san Francisco Lodge,
LIS No. 2l2 i. and A NJ, meets THIS "a
EVENING, at 1880 O'Clock, for Third De- * Il
gree. by order OF the Master. IVY
IL - q HARE Secrctarr :
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NI4LISH DKt6SMAhINU FARLUkS; FEkFEG
- tit; fine work; reasonable % sixth st.myl5 SIN
DRESS KING AND DRESS CUTTING
IL school; you taught 20 make dress from Do
ginning to end 2U3 Powell st. mr3l Ct
MRS. b. keller. Il9 STOCKTON-SUITS So 50
WI up; cutting. fitting. 75c: op. Wigwam- il16m
SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- tiOns taken at CALL Branch Offices, 6O3 Larsia
ST., 339 Hayes ST. and 25l9 Mission St. open till
80 z. NJ.
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It the New York Gallery. 1144 Market st. jo6 3m
DEW LEFT - SLIGHTLY SOILED SAMPLE
Il gloves. II. n. HEN EhIAN. 50 Suffer St. Jet BIN
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mDS5s j aides in Trouble; Safe, Quic X Cure:
-s~C childesS couples made parents OF no fee
trust only DR. Anthan, 229 KearnY free confidential
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sPIRITUALISAI.

Mr.. NJ. c. GEE, SPIRIT-HEALER AMI 1ES NJ r.
lt1 dun; AL diseases diagnosed without questI
Office hours, to r NJ l22 Taylor, cor. Eddy.l2 IN
MRS. j. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRE1IANT, TESr
Id medium and life-reader Is Turk st. APPS Il
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IA ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL NEW OFFICE
W article; can make So to 50 day. Apply 302
Stockton st. basement. iel6 SIS
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,ERSONAIS.


A DYICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
~ speciality marriages annulIed quick, quiet; pro-
bate insolvency collections claims damages liens,
attachments, etc. enfor ced; legal documents pre-
pared ;suts of every description defend ed prose-
cuted vigorously; success assured; terms reason
able; no charge unless successful; 3 criminal and
civil lawyers practicing in all the courts; eStab-
lished 10 years; references, banks and business
houses; open evenings, Z to g. q. w. HOWE az co,
Attorneys and Counsel orsat-law $50 Market je7 tt
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RT5s Annual Me- tinR-The Regular An
10 nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Sterling Mining Company will be held at the Office
OF the company, Rooms l8 and 9, $50 Pine street,
san Francisco. California. on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of june 1891, at the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ. for
the purpose OF eectinZ Board OF Directors TO
for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF such
other business may come before the meeting
Transfer hooks will close June 25th AT 3 O'Clock
Z. n. d. NJ. X EN- I, Secretary.
Onice-ROOms ls and 10, $50 Pine street, San
FraEr iscO. California. iel3 I'd
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IA ANTED-A MAN To DRIVE WAGON AND
W make himself generally useful; must have $3.50.
Room 9. / il Market ST 1el7 If
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or A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED AS
u good as be made; Milling ST. DR.. SIMMS,
dentist $50 Market ST., next Baldwin Theater OcItf
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DIANO: VOICE CULTURE: ELOCUTION: EN-
L glish; dramatic. MISS BEALE, 39S O'FarreIIu
YOUNG ITALIAN MUSICIAN FROM MILAN
Il wishes exchange piano mandone lessons
for English with young ladies'. Address BONINo,
Box So, CALL Branch Office. jel6 3ts
DIANo AND VOCAL LESSONS; TERMS MOD
i crate. MISS WHITE, 1925 Mission st. je1O 3m
a COMPARTMENTS: PIANO LESSONS: CALL
"A pupils homes. MRS. HARRIS. sos Mission. 3m
d W. KIMBALL, TEACHER OF PIANO. 29l3
4 Howard ST.; terms moderate jel0 I'm
CIGNOR G. CIPoLLoNI (FROM ROME, ITALY,,
- mandolin teacher. Room 80, ITO Markets. Inn
DROF LOVE, TEACHER OF STAGE AND BALL
4 room dancing, Irving Hall, l39 Post St iel I'm
pACIFC ENGINEERING sCHooL-ENGINEER
4 ing architecture. surveying. III Post fe20 Tyr
CCHooL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL EN-
- cheering, surveying, architecture drawing. as
saying; estab. 1854 ANan der Nableh US Mkt II u
MANDOLIN AND VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS;
In Italian method; genuine Italian mandolins,
mandolas, lutGs. PROF. ADELSTEIN, 1909 Suffer.
UEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST ST
IL Doube-entry ok-keeping, penmanship, short
hand, type-writng. teIegraphy etc, all included in
business course under one fee OF $75 je30tt
DACIFIO BUSINESS COLLEGE sac PosF Sc
i Life schoarsuID, SIS; day ana evening. oc3ose
INTERVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to is cents per week. delivered BY carrier TO anv
part of the city; the Bulletin Is the best oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast:
orders by postal-eard otherwise will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery st.
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= ROChMEN FOR QUARRY, LONG JOB.
- country. $40 and found: 10 men to make roads
In the woods, $50 and found; 20 wood-choppers A.
foot wood 81 80 q cord; 10 wood-choppers b.
inch wood, 81 a cord; wood-choppers near city,
81 20 and 81 75a cord. C. X. HANSEN Il CO., 10
Geary ST. n
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ASTEOLOGY.

THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO is cents per week, delivered by carrier 20 any
part OF the city, the Bulletin Is the best, Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coass;
orders By pOstal-card otherwise VIII recety5
prompt attention. ONCE 632 Montgomery s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

III ILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL JOB OFFICE
" c., Box-27, this Office. jel7 3ts
'YLINDER PRESS IN GOOD ORDER; STATE
y size and price. Address j., Box 43, this Of
fee. tel6 3t$
TANK WANTED-REDwooD $500 GALS OR
4 over. BURNEL 5l9 Sacramento st iel6 3t*
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
AN EASTERN VIEW.

A Philadelphia paper indicates the
average geographical knowledge OF
Eastern savan.s, as regards the West,
in the statement that hundreds of horses
in the Dakota wheat country, which it
locates about "Mendon and Bismarck"
are out of job because the farmers are
quitting wheat for sheep. The opinion of
DALRYMPLE is given that the reduction
in the wheat crop will be 6O,0OO 900
bushels from that of last year. That
shortage will be quite an item to the
Missouri slope, but North Dakota ex-
poets to grow more wheat in 1891 than
it did in 1890. The Red river valley is
the great wheat producer, and has but
made beginning as yet. 1t can swell
its 25,000,000 to 100,000,000 if there is in
ducement enough. The wheat product
of the Bismarck region would not be
missed if it did give place to sheep, for
which that section is naturally adapted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
A NEW LINE PERHAPS.

The temperance reformers seem to be
taking vacation i'll most sections of
late. Perhaps they have been looking
over the figures, and fail to find encour-
aging reduction of the manufacture
and consumption of the mischevous
liquids. Or they may have noted the
recent devices that renovate the appe-
tite or control the will. The Illinois
Infusion and treatment is conceded to
lido radical work with the palate, and
now hypnotism comes with some prom
Sc. 1t has not met any of the alarming
premonitlons in the way Of promoting
crime. nor has it greatly encouraged
those who have thought to use it for the
detection of crime, but the story comes
from San Francisco that an expert in
the art or influence has met striking
results in its use with inebriates. The
statement is that hypnotist named
BROWN has cured the two sons of Sena-
tor FAIR of dipsomonia. II they were
not the sons of q millionaire it would
nave been alleged that they had become
confirmed drunkards. The writer re-
lates that one of the young bloods, after
being on protracted painting period,
land while recuperating in a hospital
learned of some of the operations of
BROWN and put himself under his
manipulations. The account says:
BROWN knew his man. and he exercised his
| will power upon the palate of the heir-appar-
| ent to millions. He was kept under hypnotic
| influence for several hours. and when he was
| brought back to a conscious state he was told
by the healer to go and drink no more The
| admonition was unnecessary. He could not
| drink. He made a vigorous effort, but failed.
| The liquor acted upon him as an emetic
| That was six weeks ago, and he has not
| tasted drop since. Before this he had to be
| put to bed five nights out of seven.
| Then the other brother was induced
to come under the treatment, with sim
liar results. Perhaps the temperance
evangelists are training themselves in
the hypnotic potency to enable them to
work on this new line. There are other
sons OF senators and millionaires who
need treatment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
\ coon HEAD

That Chicago scientist has probably
done good work if he has been able to
cage some of the microbes or pestifer-
Gus little disseminators of the grippe.
Ii he can devise some way now to catch
all there are in that locality, or provide
an antidote for them, he will easily be-
come a benefactor, and entitled to have
his portrait hung in the highest CALLER
les of the worlds fair. He may be able
to follow up his lead, and learn how the
microbes are produced and what their
habits are. The germ theory in disease
will have new and large pillar added
if the grippe is identified in its melting
precursor. Ii is being found that all
physical ailments are due to the opera
tons of these invisible skirmiShers.
When they can all be cataIogued and
dissected a long step will be had
in the effort to determine the causes of
diseases and methods of antagoniZing
them. The grippe has apparently been
more prevalent at Chicago than in any
other large city; and while it has no re-
Spect to classes or conditions in life, the
singular fact is stated that it does dis
criminate from causes not yet deter
mined. For instance, the 800 or more
employees at MARSHALL FIELDS were
almost entirely exempt, while in estab-
lishmentS near from % to 40 per cent of
the participants were affected. Such
cases cannot be attributed to better in
diyidual condition to resist attack. al
though the value of that is shown in
hOnSCC
others escape. 1t may be learned how
to make the system unfriendly to those
disease producers, as by incubation in
smallpox. The Chicago explorer should
be encouraged to go Oh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29

spend their lives in the treadmill of toll,
stumbling now and then because they
grow so deadly tired. They dread their
work because it is so dreary; they dread
the cuffs and curses which await their
blunders; they dread, most of all, lest
they may some day be driven from the
harness which they hate, but without
which they cannot live. This herd of
men, with unhealthy, ill-kempt persons,
with spirits low because of underfed
bodies, whose years are only round of
ill-paid, monotonous toll. without bright
ness and without hope-this herd has no
spokesman in our legislature. Yet it
exists, and has to be considered. 1t can
not be killed off like the cattle in the
shambles. Its members lives are mis-
cradle. but they cling to them tena-
ciously. HENRY Keller has sympa-
thy for them, as have all good men,;
but his political philosophy, the politi-
cal philosophy of the successful man,
contains no principles which apply to
them. How to help them, or whether
they can be helped at all by legislation,
is the great problem of the present age.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
THE STORY OF A DAY.

The coinage of silver dollars is to be
stopped
Editor Nelson P. Reed, of Pittsburg, dies
of Ia grippe.
Farmer Purcell Is fatally stabbed near Spo-
kane Falls.
Gen. John NJ. Palmer will speak for Cre-
gier at Chicago.
The big dry goods house of John Birrel &
Co, London, Ont, fails for S2j0,000.
Ignatius Donnelly and Prof Freeman fin
ish their Shakespeare Bacon debate.
3Father Murphy is arrested in a state of in
toxication CD the streets of Sioux City.
Secretary Proctor will extend his tour of
inspection to the California military posts.
William Wooley, of keokuk, becomes in
sane from la grippe, and commits suicide.
\ Faribault, Mimi, girl refuses to marry q
Seattle man before justice of the peace.
The indemnity of Mabel Debabaine, the act
Tess killed at Spokane Falls, is still i'll doubt.
Murderer Remingtons attorney will claim
that the former was hypnotized by Mime
apols woman.
c. X. Johnson sues his wife for divorce a
Seattle on serious charge. She lives a
Sank Center. Mimi.
a report is made showing that Massachus
etts has bust of George Washington in the
state house labeled Samuel Adams