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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
The HOrse-Shoers.

The jOurneymen horse-shoer5 are still
labOring to have the nine hours day estab-
lished in all the shops throughout the city.
At last nights meeting of their union
William McClOskey was appointed COM
mittee with Secretary kretlow Of the FEEDER
ated Trades TO cali upon Peter Lynch, who
still opposes their demand for nine-hour
day; also the prOprietors of three or four
small shops who are about to re-establiSh
the ten-hour day.
previous meeting to call upon the Chairman
of the Fire and Water Committee of the
Board of Supervisors to induce him to have
the city's patronage withdrawn from Lynch
Will call upon him again Tomorrow.
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Oberlin Association.

An important meeting of the Oberln AS
ISOLATION of California will be held on Thurs
day evening, May 21st at the residence of
Mrs. s. Gertrude Smythe. corner of San
Pablo and Park avenues, Oakland. Rev. E.
). Williams. President, and Mrs. S. Ger
ton is extended to all graduates and stu
dents of Oberlin, or any and all who have
any special interest in that historic old col
lege. The reunion will be pleasant one to
all concerned, ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
OBITU AR ".
CHRISTIAN BAGGE.

he death OF Christian Bagge occurred on sun
day night ut his residence in West Oakland The
deceased was one OF The earliest residents OF
West Oakland, aud at Que time owned a large
part OF The First Ward, most of which lie lost in
unfortunate speculatlOnS. He left surviving him
a family and was u brother of ex-Assemblyman
Theodore BaGge, who died few years ago The
d ceased was 60 years of age, and his fun raj
viii occur tomorrow afternoon from The Ma
sonic IemuIe
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RETURNED FROM ALASKA.
United States Revenue-Cutter Bear Arrives
at Seattle.

SEATTLE, May 18.-The United States
Teyenue-cutter Bear arrived here to-day
after one months cruise in Sitka, 0onalaska
and Bebring Sea. Among those on board is
Louis II. Tarpley, United States Commits
missioner at OOnaiaska, who made the
cruise for the purpose Of securing wit
nesses in murder cases to be tried at Sitka.
Commissioner Tarpley is accompanied by
his bride, whom he married at Sitka, May
18th. She is daughter of J. S. Bagley Of
San Francisco. now United States District
Judge of Alaska
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

SCHLINGMAN-HAHN- this city, May 16, 1891,
by the Rev. Aug. Heinhaus j. Fred Sc hlingman
aud Rose Hahn, both of San Francisco.
IBACH-EGLING-In this city. May II, 1891. by
the Rev. T. j. Curtis, AdcH Ibach ana Emma $.
EgliDg both of San Francisco.
EVERETT-BALDWIN-In Danville, Contra Costa
County, May IA, 1891, George L. Everett OF San
Francisco aud Jennie C. Baldwin of Danvlle.
Observation-Disclosures this city, Nav z,
1891, by the Rev. A. Brown, NJ orris Weinberg
and Ida Friedman, both OF san FRANCISCO.
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CRACKED THE NIT.

President Easton then suggested that 1t
would be good time TO crack the nut, and,
acting on the hint. the assembly dispersed
to the various club-rooms in which cold
collation. was served, and literally patron
lied
Music was furnished during the evening
by Won der Mehden's orchestra of four
pieces. The round of social chat was kept
up merrily till after midnight
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

The concert announced by this lady will take
place this evening al Irving Hall, commencing at
O'Clock, VIII n the following programme Will be
offered:
l, Quartet, Andante and ROndO. Op IS. Beethoven
VIOLIN Victor Austin; viola, II. Sussmau;
cello, Adolph LadA; plano, Miss Elene Austin
2. "Peta Siguore" ....................s StradeIIa
Mime Christn dc La Mothe.
3. Piano solo. "CRlm and STORM" ......... Iiummel
SignOT 5. Martinez.
AasBAu Setnlramlu6
Miss Gertrude Aud
3. Quartet. ROndo G minor ..............M Mozart
D. Grand air, 20 Pretres de Baal," prophet ...
Msrerbeer
z. Balcony scene from Romeo and juliet" Romeo
Miss Lima Clews; Juliet, Little Laura Cews 90
years of agel.
& Duet, trema o vii" .............,..... Arditf
Mime. Chrstln de La Mothe. Miss Gertrude Aud
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Killed by Lightning.

ARROYO GRANDE, May 1S.-At o'clock
this evening James Price and James joyce
were struck by lightning On ranch five
miles southwest of this place. When the
courier left Joyce was dead, and Price was
slowly recovering. AT the time they were
wedding beans in field. Justice Eddy has
gone to bring the body Of Joyce to town to
hold an inquest.
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80 ST Plunkard -

With the j. @. Lewis company, has filled the
Opheum since its FIRST presentation, although
there was slight Monday drop" noticeable
last night There Is some rafting fun scattered
throughout the piece, made principally by 81
himself (Mr. Lewis and the party who assumes
the part of Dutchman. The features are dog
night, poker game aud a thrashing- machine In
full operation. There are also many sDreIalles
and several comic songs, including music by the
Hayseed Quartet
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A Rancher Mnrderea

CLIFTON (Ariz.), May 18-Nat Whittum,
a rancher on the Blue, forty miles north of
here, was found dead in his cabin yesterday
by Fred Fritz and William Boyles. He was
shot through the body. His cabin was pill
LACED, two horses, guns and saddles stolen.
Fritz and BOyles, both reliable men, brought
in the news, and they are Of the opinion it
IS the work of Apaehes. a party of men
has Just left here for the scene.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

How about the duty? Has that remained
where the Tariff Commission put IL. at 4 cents
per pound? why. no, gentlemen The same
Republican party that put the duty on nails in
1852 took 1t oil again in 1890 The Mckinley
Dill was merely bill IN the interest of American
producers and American consumers The
patriotic man who framed II, whom have tile
hOnor 10 call friend In all that word implies Is
net IN eague with those who want 10 rob the
public. He took the duty of wire nails aud a
variety OF other manufactures OF steel and IRON
because the manufacture had been established,
anu We could compete with The rest of the
world. lie TOOK the duty of sugar to cheapen
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waEburton dissolved partnership III Brooklyn

WaEburton dissolved partnership III Brooklyn,
n. Y, May 9Th.
Stuart Robson has IN View for next season an
elaborate production Of "She Stoops to Conquer"
he has been at work on Goldsnlih's exquisite
as Mf DAILY treated "The School for Scandal"
he Will present IL In four acts Instead OF FIVE,
with one set scene for each act. and he Intends
duetiOn.
In the Bell Mansfield case, the plaintiff has
been awarded $500 for being summarily dis
missed by the defendant from an engagement.
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DROWNED IN THE TRUCKEE.
Oscar Homer Losses His Life While Fishing
for DriftRnnd

OSCAR Homer Losses HIS Lie While Fishing
for Driftwood.
TRUCKEE, May 18.-Osear Homer was
drowned this afternoon in the Truckee
River. 1t is the custom of many people to
catch the blocks and pieces of boards that
float down from the factory and use them
for irewOod. For this purpose booms are
constructed reaching far cut into the stream.
Homer slipped from one of these boOms
while catching wood. The spring floods are
on, and the Truckee is very high The cur
rent swept him rapidly downward, and he
soon disappeared. Homer and wife have been
doing laundry work for the Sheriff. House.
He was Erenchman about 40 years old.
His wife is hearty frenZied with grief The
body has not been found.
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The Minstrel Programme

Was slightly changed by George ThatchePs
merry-makers at the New California, and the
audience tnjoyed heartily all that was offered.
The town appears TO be full OF strangers just
now, from the INTERIOR and to the large delega-
ton OF these present everything on tie pro-
gramme was a novelty. The new act, Z" CTema-
tion," Is an odd coneet, aud went through
smoothly. Mr. Lew Dockstadter sang The
Ship that Carries Me Home" and Mr.. II. W.
Frillman, with his solid basso, this ;lmbre OF
which lime does not seem 10 impair, did fun jus.
tlce 10 Moll0ys g Thy Sentinel Am l." Mr.. X.
j. Jose, In his peculiar but pleasant voice, re-
peated The O!d, Ola Farm" There were many
encores. " The FeLe of the GOndoliers" Is a rich
finish TO the programme OF HE evening,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Shipment Of Brook Trout.

CARSON New. May 1S.-Fsh Commits
sioner Mills shipped 100000 brook trout to
the Humboldt River tonight, in charge of
Byron Close, his deputy. Millions of spawn
are now batching in the State Hatchery, to
be distributed throughout the State this
summer.
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At the TIvoIf

MilOcker's comic opera "Gasparone' was pro-
duced according to announcement, and was en-
ioyed by large attendance. Tue concerted
music was well rendered. and many OF the solos
particularly by Miss Gillie Salinger as Carlotta
the COun ess OF Santa Cruz, Miss Fanny Hall as
SOra, and Miss Alice Gaillard as ZenObia neatly
sung. Mr.. A. w. +. MeCOllin as BaTbalena
Nasonl, Podesta OF Syracuse. made good play in
his part, as did Mr. Frank Pearson Ia that OF the
sfnupglar
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Kansas Embezzler Canobt

SEATTLE, May 80. B. Wilson, ex-
Mayor Of Great Bend, Kans., who is wanted
there on charge Of embezzling $4,000, was
arrested here to-day by Sheriff Wooley. He
has been here since last Tuesday, and has
been under surveillance for three days. He
is perhaps go years of age and appears to
be highly polished, but shows evidence of
recent trouble and exposure. Wilson re-
fuses to say ANYTHING regarding his case.
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To Aid the Irrigation Districts.

An important meeting will be held this
afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms, when local bankers and gentlemen
Interested in assisting the various irriga ito n
districts to raise money by issuing bonds
VIII confer; It Is expected that addresses
author of the bill, and w. S. Green OF
CuluSa.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
A Floral Offering.

The clerks of the Alaska Division of the
United States Census Bureau, with head
quarters in the Appraisers Building of this
city, yesterday presented Superintendent
Porter with floral fOur-masted ship. The
beautiful Offering was placed in the apart
ments of Mr.. Porter at the Palace Hotel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
holders Union.

The molders reported that they induced
three men to leave the struck foundries yes
terday, one each from the Union, RI sdon
and Miners works. These men will be sent
East Tomorrow.
The usual donations were received from
the unions that are in sympathy with the
strikers
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

At the meeting OF the Oakland Typo
graphical Union the resolution ordering the
measuring of plate matter was rescinded
and the matter was oDtinued until this
evening. committee was appointed to
walt upon the prOprietors using plates, and
motion to order a strike was tabled.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
The Ahend Post.

The Executive Committee of the Federated
Trades called upon the owners of the Abend
Post yesterday aud informed them that if
they did not abandon the use of stereotyped
matter the paper would be boycotted. The
German journalist interviewed was an
able to give q satisfactory reply.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
vernona Jarbeau's Starlight"

Twinkled to very happy audience at the Bush
street. There were but few vacant seats aud
from The opening to the close the performance
went merriy or course Miss Jarbeau was the
bright particular star in the constellation OF
fun and frollc on the stage, singing aud dancing
with her usual abandon. She gave her famous
Imitation OF Madame Iheo In Where are you
gOiUR my pretty maid ?" with striking effect, and
also sang III the medley At the close of he ; cOnd
act the song originally written and composed for
her called Wink The Other Eye" with a
whiStng obllgatO. Music il great feature IN
the present arrangement of The piece, aud as
there are good singers IN the company, comic as
we'll AS sentimental there is an evenings enter
tainment In this fact alone. The business with
some may go for nothing; but a sweet song and
graceful dance is a full conpensalioE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Cnnrint starkman Killed.

SACRAMENTO. May ia special to the
Bee from Folsom says: E. W. Starkman,
recently sent TO the State Prison from Sac
Tamento, was killed this morning at IL
o'clock by large stone falling from one Of
The derricks at the dam on the hill
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

Assemblyman Gould, who defended the
Olsens IL their recent trial for the murder
of Ivett. WAS in town yesterday He stated
TO a CALL reporter that a clew had been
obtained to the murderer and that detec-
tiYrS are ON his trail
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
SAMUEL C. ELLIS.

Samuel G. Ellis died IN New York Sunday.
aged % years, from rheumatic govt. Deceased
fought at Bull Run, and was for some time
A0jutaut-General under General L. H. Allen
commanding the National Guard OF California
lie returned East from San Francisco two years
ago, and has sluce be connected with TWO
ferry companies. He leaves no family
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Blaze at Westport.

WEsTPORT, May 1S-The barn of A.
Wages, two miles distant, was burned this
noon. A buggy, harness aud farm tools are
a total loss. There is no insurance. Tie
owner was severely burned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
BIRTHS MARRIAGES

TBirth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be Inserted. They must he handed in at
either of the publication OfnceS and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same publiShed.l
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Lnst Her Iih-poa.

The schooner Mary and Ida has returned
to port, having lost her jb-boom when about
thirty-five miles west of the FaraIlop
Islands. AT the time Of the accident IL was
blowing strong breeze, and there was a
heavy sea running,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Ariznna,s Commissioners.

Tucson. May Ex-Governor Irwin to-day
appointed as Arizona Worlds Fair Commits
sioners L. c. Hughes of the Tucson Star,
r. C. Brown OF Florence, S. p. Behan,
Buckley and O'Neill of Prescott.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
RORN.

LICHTIG-In this city, May IL, 1891 to the vile OF
h. Lichtlg, q son.
WICKENHAUSER-Int this city. May 18. 1891. 70
the wife OF Edward Wlckenhause r, daughter.
DIERKS-In this city, May -, 1891, TO the wife OF
TheOdOr D.erks. daughter.
JOHNSON-In this city, May Is, 1891, to the wife
OF Andrew johnson, son.
ZELINSKY-In this city, May IL, 1891 to the wife
of Dave ZeinSky, son.
HIGGINS-In West Berkeley May II, 1891, to the
wife of John J. Higgins,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

Tafts residence was to the effect that the
Judge was hourly growing weaker and
stimulants were proving less effective. He
has been in a state of inconsistencies for
several hours.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Bright Crop Prospects.

SANTA MARIA, May 1S-There will be
excellent grain crops on light soil and heavy
yield in the valley land. The fruit trees of
every variety are loaded and there will be
splendid yield aud harvest this year.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

Tucson, May l8.-The safe Of C. S. Tay-
lor was 'buTglarized this morning and $500
cash taken. BloCd-stains on the safe indi-
cate that the parties were accidentally
wounded.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Rainfall at Milton.

MILTON, May ia heavy thunderstorm
came up this evening, with quite heavy
fall Of rain and strong west wind. The rain
Can do no good now, but will damage the hay
crop and dry feed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
In Custody for BURGLARY

Patrick Cooney and Robert Gum were ar
rested last night for the burglary of William
McNelty's saloon on Sunday afternoon.
Ruby Stempson. mere boy, was also
booked for the Industrial School, as a sup
posed accomplce.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Plasterers' Union.

The union plasterers are dverting al
their energies toward inducing contractors
to use none but California nails and report
that they are meeting with gratifying sue
cess,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

John Noonan, trunk-maker, won the
prize of set of harness at the recent picnic
Of the HarnesS-makers' Union.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

John Hourticq has sued John Lavignolle
In the Justices Court for $299 damages for
false Imprisonment ON charge of burglary.
Emile Kaisin has brought q like suit against
laVigDOlle
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Carpenters. No. As3.

At last nights meeting of the Carpenters
Union, No. 4S3. the resignation of President
S. Moore was accepted. Robert Inglis was
elected his successor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
COLONEL l.. NJ. DAYTON.

colonel l.. Nj. Dayton, a prominent member of
The Society OF The Army OF the Tennessee and
who. perhaps was the closest 10 General Sher.
man Of all his military family, died at Cincinnati
yesterday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
class in Photo-M Icoprapbv.

A class in autobiography will be or
gained by the California Camera Club,
under the instruction of j. j. B. Argent of
the College of Pharmacy. The first class
meeting will be held in the club-rooms on
Tuesday evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19
Fx.Miniatar Tnft,s Cnnditinn

SAN DIEGO, May lS.-At IL o'clock this
evening intelligence from ex-Minister
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-19

sugar, and because we only produced at home
8 pounds 10 every 100 pounds consumed Al
the same time l am GGd that the bounty Will do
more TO yelOp the American beet-Sugar indus
try than tba duty.
@The Illustration OF tie wire nails Is only one OF
hundred Instances which | could give Won
bearing on this point According TO James III,
Swank, Manager OF the Iron and Steel Assoeia-
tion OF The United States, aud the best authority
we have, @e are TO day making tin plate at ST.
Louis, at Chicago, at Demmler and OpolIo,
Pa. In commercial quantities, aud not expert
mentally. Mr.. SwaHk says: "In BROOKLYN
and Cleveland tin-plate plants are now in
course OF erection" The ST. Louis Stamping
Company says, under date OF April 28th; "We
are making from twenty-five to forty boxes daily.
but by July our new works will 10 ready, with a
daily Ontuflt nf zoo hnYaSD @' ''sA -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-19
9.

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q 8 bic erite Summer Der vNorb.
5eras Breffe@, bic bon elmer Ut,
tien : @eielidaft eegriubet purbe.
0err 9ugo W6aer 1T &ebatteur Der
neuen Seitang, bic ippograpbi11 gez
fdlig ausgefattet unb reidli1 nit 2eies
tof berfeben 1T. Norb,S eras bat 10
bieIe bebeutenbe Gtdbte uno birgt elm
10 harfes heutI@es 8eb6Iterungs Gle.
ment, oaB Der spre1e" BON pornberein
Elm gutter @rfolg in Musf9t geHelt
perben fam; es wiro ibr neher an
GuSeises Patronage nod an Mbonnens
ten fsblen. Wir freusn uas ibsr Die
3hatia6e, baB Die Deuti6en BON Bal.
los oas Spfer gebra1t unb bic Mittel
fir bic 9eraus5abe ftr cine ueue beut.
i9e 3eitung bereitwiGig gelisfsrt haben
uHb eutbieten ibrem Wsrte, Der .9torbs
SeIas preRe", u~nIeren f~olesialiiden
@ruBl
Oie gum 8eiien bes neuen Grou,
fenbauies in Neu Braunfels peraas
f~ialtete Gair bate einen in ieber 9infidt
tiberaus bsfriebigenoen gerIaui. gs
wurbe BEL benz Gefe Elm ueberf@uB bon
runbe taufeuo Dollars e~raieIt, burh
ben ber &%rantsnbaus Jonbs nunmebr
auf Sc. 900 in Baar ansei9welt toors
ben 1T. MuBer biefen gaarmitieln
perfiet Der 6rdnfsnbaus . 8erein aud
nod iiber cine Nn3ohl perthboQer
@runbfade.
Su 56ilier, Renbaa County,
ttarb nod fur;en, ober ibmeren Gsiben
Grau @liabet9 Wiilfe, bic
Satin bes Germ 2ouis Wilte, i'm
4lter bon SO Sabren. Dos WiGte'f9e
Gaepaar geborte nit oer friibeffen
beutf9en @inmanberung an. IS Ian.
bette f3on i'm Sabre 1912 an ber terra.
nif9en Suite uno feline Der Wihen,
DrangialsH unb @sfobren Der erEeren
@iuwanberer blieben inner erfpart.
Grau Wilte erfreute i9 Der anaemei.
men N4tung unb 8eiiebtbeit unb 6
iDor ibr Derg0nHt. ibr 2eben inniiten
ibrer 9inber unb Nnberpau6teu an bes
i6lieBen, fur mel6e ibr SOB cine tiefe
unb ihmer3li6e 2ade gu 5ebeuten bat.
N0ge ibr bic @roe leidt fem!
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&ibole uab Robert Dome 10 I6neQ UNI
eine Strabsn.gde, baB lire 8uaaies
gtgen chamber praaten unb beibe IN.
faRen berausmorfen purben. Dome
erbielt f6limme 8erlebungen. WiQiam
COOPER iprang fofort in ieineu @aaeu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-19

CINE phnfttthe &idgabe
beines @eibes, fa1s es biz lid)t senubt bat
ooer ei, nid)t getfiit bit. S~tisfante Senin9un,
scn fir Die Aerste, jesod iidlcr nno nhsbrins
seno fir bcn 9atienten. Ades sa griuinnen,
,Rihts 81 neriierer. @S gibt mr. cine Nes
Sictn hieIer Art, Die inter oitlcn SebirglH=
gen u~ertauft luirb unr cine, Die CO fana
Or. Bierce's @ofocn @iehical DISCOVERY.
Gs 1T ~eiitseiseuartieer Ylasl, fie sa p~erfanfen
aber &c 1T aud cine eiseuaftisc 4riilei.
Sc lit nas sarantirte 9eillnittei fiir eue
8tat., 6aut, unD experimentation, bon
einer seipobnlifen Slime cher 3d!tansihla9
bis our id)limmlteH Srt pou Sfrnfeln. Gs
reiuiet, fidrt NIB berei6ert pas &!nt, mn
beiIt SaiSSfuB Sdurt @istlisdleil, Gstiis
peias, unS aGe Grteu bon Saltiibell, ute
and iinuler ibre @ntitebuag niib llriaa'e iein
moseu. Sc foitet Mid)ts, iueill es Dir nIdit
bifft. Die einiisc 6ra9e lift, oh BIT btr belfen
lafieu tuilif.
,@oloeu Mtrieal Discovery" lit bas bill
lisite 8lutreinisunsslnittel, %perfauit nrrd'
Gpotbefer, ,peil BIZ uur iiiir has Sein Geib
bssabtit, ,pas Dir uist.
&annit bn nod niebr perlangen?
Gas y1iscoperp" mirft sleidynldbis tbdtis
tudhreuS bes gansen Sabres. 6abricirt bon
BET 8Srto's 0ispeniars Menical afiociatioa,
ess Mlia Gtreet, 8nffalo, 81. Q.