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ELAINE AND HARRISON.

Mr. Clarkson, President-elect Of the Re-
publican League, has said of President
Harrison: He has demonstrated his
qualities fully. and his pure, intellectual
ability is not second to any American living
to-day-not even to his phenomenal Secre-
tary of State" This estimate of Mr. Har-
rison's ability is the more valuable since
Mr.. Clarkson is understood to desire the
nomination of Mr.. Blaine. 1t should set at
rest tue political gossip that Harrison is
SeeOnd-rate man intellectually. Democrats
who regard Mr.. Cleveland as the equal Of
the best of their old leaders have per-
sistenty sought to belittle his successful
opponent, and some Republicans who have
not succeeded in getting office have echoed
their sentiments. But Mr.. Harrison has
grown steadily in public estimation since
his nomination in 1883. His speeches during
the campaign were admitted by his OPP
ponents to be models of off-hand 0ratOry.
A candidate who has spoken at all during
Presidential campaign and said nothing TO
be explained away may at least be credited
with tact, taste and Judgment. The fine
quality of brain which served Mr. Har
rison so well in 1888 has been as serviceable
on his Presidential tour. He does not re-
sort to encyclopedias for topics nor does he
avoid reference to the issues of the day. 1t
is doubtful if Mr.. Blaine himself, whose
intellectual resources have not recently
been called in question, could have made as
many speeches in the same length of time
and left as little to regret. a man who can
talk so much and so well is not to be
classed with inferior public men. Mr.. Blaine
has an advantage over Mr.. Harrison in the
undefnable something known as personal
magnetism. He is larger figure in the
public eye. He is one OF the few men who
combine the dashing qualities of leader
with the no less essential quality of judg-
ment. His snowy qualities attract the
masses while his unerrng sagacity COM
mends him to the more thoughtful. We can
conceive of no good reason why Repub-
Iican who would vote for one for President
should not vote for the other for the same
office. Tie real question is which would
be likely to receive the greater number Of
votes? Which would draw back to the Re-
publican fold the larger number of voters
who have strayed from it?
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DE FAvA's REPORT.

A dispatch from Rome to the Paris Temps
says that De Fava has expressed the opin-
ion that there is no way out of the situation
as the Federal Government has not the
power to give Italy the satisfaction de-
manded. The report creates the impression
that the American Government is not able
TO do justice between nations. Dir. Blaine
has taken considerable pains to enlighten
Baron de Faya in this respect, but the
Baron seems to remain unenlightened. MIR.
Blaine has said in effect If the investigation
going on at New Orleans should show that
any Italian subject who was in this country
in accord with the immigration laws, and
VINO was living in obedience to the laws of
Louisiana and Of the United States, was
Killed at New Orleans the Federal Govern
Inent would consider the question of indem-
nifty. But the facts must be shown by pro-
cess Of law before the regular tribunals. 1t
does not seem that the Italian Government
has a grievance until such facts have been
shown or until there is an evident dsin-
clination to pursue the investigation to the
Doint that will show them.
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LONG-LIYED TRIPLETS.
Good Old Nantucket-StOck That Beat I'll


Good Old Nantucket Stock That Beat the
Previous Record.
On the nth of this month Mary l.. Pad
dock, widow of Edward Paddock, aged 81
years and months, died at Central Falls,
r. l. On Christmas day. in the year 1909,
there were born in Nantucket, Mass,
to James Lawrence and wife three chill,
dren, afterwards christened James, Mary
and Francis Lawrence. They all grew up,
enjoyed good health, were married and had
families. The first of these triplets, James
Lawrence, died at Arcadia, Mich. Deem
Der 3, 1882, aged 70 years. and Francis died
at san Diego, CAL. April 10, 1884, in his sew
enty-ffth year. The last to expire was
Mary l.. Paddock, who died as stated above,
aged 81 years and 8 months.
1.-The father of these children, James Law
renee, WAS lost at sea on a voyage between
Nantucket, Mass, and Alexandria, Va,
about month before the birth of the
triplets.
This may be regarded as remarkable
case OF longevity, as it is usually the case
that triplets die before they have reached
the age of year. They seldom attain to
manhood or womanhood. 1t is believed
that no parallel case can be cited to the in
stance here mentioned and that no record
like it can be produced.
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SIGNAL SERVICE o. S. ARNY0
DIvIsIoN or THE PACIFIC. :

Signal. SERVICE o. S. ARNY,0
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO April "a. 1873 P. NJ
Synops for the Past Twentv-fOur Hours.
The storm of this morning is still ce trlI near Van
couvers Island. The disturbance OF Monday, while
having passed eastward beyond Washington, still
affects the weather in Southern Nevada Southern
California and Arizona, The barometer has fallen in
Southern Nevada, southeastern California and
Arizona: elsewhere 1t has risen 1t is St below the
normal at all stations except San Francisco and
Sacramento. The barometer is highest at san Fran
cisco t3O.Osl and lowest at Keeler (29.56). The
winds generally south TO west in all districts.
Storm signals continue at \ orth Pacific Coast sta
tions. y'ilaemucca, southwest. 30 miles San
FRA aCiSc0. west, 20; Keeler. south. so; Fresno.
northwest, Is The temperature has fallen in all
districts, except sighg rise In Eastern Washington
and Eastern Arizona Its still decidedly above the
normal in southern California and Arizona and is
elsewhere about normal. Light rains have fallen
along the California Coast and in oregon and Wash
ington n. Fort Candy, 40 OF an inch; Olympic,
80; Portland, 20; Spokane. is; Waa Malla,
80; Baker City. 10; Roseburg, -; Los Angeles,
trace; Eureka, missing.
Forecast TIL T. NJ. Saturday.
For Northern California-Fair weather; winds
generally westerly fresh brisk; nearly stationary
@ temperature. except cooler at Keller and Sacra-
mentO and slightly warmer at Red Bluff and Eureka.
For Southern CaIifornia-Fair weather, except
light rain at san Diego; winds generally westerly;
cooler.
For Oregon and WashiBgton-Light rains winds
generally sOutherly; fresh to brisk of the coast;
warmer. JOHN P. finley,
Lieutenant Nineteenth Infantry, in charge.
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WORLDS FAIR TROUBLES.

Commissioner Mark Mcdonald is re-
ported to be on his way to this Coast, and
the inference is that he is displeased at
the decision of the Worlds Fair managers
declining to allow California to mako
separate exhibit. A contemporary advises
Mr.. Mcdonald to make the best of the stu
alton, whether he likes it or not. Probably
Mr.. Mcdonald has read the Constitution. Of
the State more intelligently than the writer
who gives him this advice. In his reading
he may have come across the following
clause III the Constitution:
no money shall ever be appropriated or drawn
from The State Treasury Tor the benefit
of any corporation, association, asylum, hos
pital, or any other institution not under tile ex-
elusive management aud control Of the State as
a State Institution.
This prohibition covers the appropriation
to the Worlds FAIR The Legislature and
Governor recognized the force of the clause
quoted in creating Board Of State Com
missioners to control the expenditure. How
the State Commissioners can get hold Of the
money unless to use it to maintain a sep
aTate exhibit at Chicago is not readily
understood. They certainly cannot draw
the money from the Stale Treasury and
hand it over 10 the fair managers 10 use in
the promotion of the general purpose of the
exhibition. 1t is understood that the
Waterman Commissioner from this State
wants to have the $4,000 Of California
thrown into the general fund. Whether or
not his acute legal mind has discovered
flaw in the clause in the Constitution above
quoted through which coach and four may
be driven the public does not know, but
there is very general determination that
the clause shall not be trampled upon either
by the Waterman Commissioner or any,
body else The State Commissioners are
not the kind OF men TO disregard a plain
mandate Of The organic law. The conclu-
sion, therefore, is reasonably safe that
California's S3OO,OO0 will not be thrown into
the general fund of the Worlds Fair even
il the Waterman Commissioner should de-
clare such disposition Of tho money consti-
tuGOnal.
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eErrER THAN WHEAT.

AIRS. Harrison is on reec-- for one speech
only. When informed as to the income TO
be derived from a ten-acre California Or
chard she remarked with show Of surprise
that it was better than wheat. This conclu-
sion of the Presidents wife will not be
questioned. There are ten-acre orchards in
all parts Of California which produce more
revenue each year than the best ten-acre
wheat-feld in Indiana is worth. Probably
Mrs. Harrison has read OF California or
chaIds which nettee 500. $500 or $500
II is equally probable that she did
, wat sho read, Such results
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TRANSIT OF MERCURY.
How to Observe the Phenomenon-Son
Valuable Suggestions.

HOW to observe the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Valuable Suggestions.
Professor Holden of the Lick Observatory
calls attention to the transit of Mercury,
which will take place on May 9th. The
planet will begin its ingress across the
suns face about 1858 o'clock in the after
noon, and will not complete its journey
until after shutdown.
AS the diameter of Mercury will only be
12", it will be necessary to use powerful
ield-glass or telescope to see the phe-
nomenon, and to make observations of
astronomical value will call for the use of
telescope of at least pinch aperture and
magnifying power of 80 diameters.
The point of ingress may be formed by
locating the north and east points of the
sun in the telescope field of view, and then
estimating an angle of 116o from the north
point, that is. 9Oo to the east and PC beyond.
Watches should be compared with the Lick
Railway Time Signal on May 9th and May
10th to make the observations of value.
Such observations, including the original
rough notes aud fair copy are solicited by
the Director of the Lick Observatory, and
will be duly acknowledged and utilized.
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A CHECK.
The Wheat-Shippers May Upset the In
surance Pool.

The Wheat-shippers May Upset the In
suraRce Pool.
The marine insurance pool, the formation
of which was exclusively published in The
CALL, is in some danger OF having a very
short life. The smaller companies in bust
ness on this CSast are, as rule. represented
by large wheat-shippers, who owe their ap-
pOintment TO the fact that they can throw
business in the way of the companies whose
agents they are. When the pool was formed
several of these wheat exporters signed the
agreements as agents OF The insurance conl-
panies, but as shippers they refuse pledge
+. themselves 10 the pool. and reserve the right
of placing their business wherever they can
obtain the lowest rates
Negotiations are going on between the
agents of the companies which are in the
pool and the shippers with tie view to get
the latter to insure only with companies in
the pool. Unless these negotiations ara sue
ceSsful the pool Will be dissolved. and the
ola regime Of each company for itself will
be re-eStabliSned
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IMMIGRATION THROUGH CANADA.

The New York Commercial Union thinks
that some kind OF customs union with
Canada is necessary to prevent a class of
immigrants whom our laws prohibit from
landing coming by way of Canada. That
journal refers to complaints from the Pacific
Coast, that Chinese cross the border from
British Colombia after paying the head-tax
the Dominion Government imposes, and that
under present laws there is no way to pre-
vent them from entering the United States.
A customs union with Canada would not
necessarily imply right TO require Canadian
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A PIaxmrirht,s PLANT.

lingo Tyrrell, local playwright, has sued
Kreing Brothers, proprietors of the Tivoli,
to recover $4,000 damages for breach of con-
tract. He alleges that they agreed to pro-
duce the play of the "Clemenceau Case" at
the Tivoli on either February 9th or 10th,
and par him 10 per cent of the gross box re-
eeipts, an agreement that they have failed
to keep.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
APRIL. 1891.
NOTICED

Any Of our patrons lVho fail to fad THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trair-boys
eeiH confer O JGror by notifying this office or
TIE fact, naming the date and train.
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elsewhere seems impossible. They are ex-
ceptional here, but an income of $50 an acre
is NOT considered large. But $50 an-acre
will buy good wheat land in any Of the
Western States.
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- Fioutg omery street, near Clay. open until II
oeIoct P n. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny, open until O'Clock midnight;
sS9 Hayes street, open until ESQ o'clock; SOB
Larkin street, open until so o'clock; 25lS Mission
street, open until O'Clock p. NJ, and ll6 Ninth
street, open until $3.50 P. NJ
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rrr .u Acquitted in Five Minutes.

The jury that tried Wilhelm Beckermeir
on the charge of having murdered Adolph
Weneke in Pacifc-street saloen on Janu-
airy l4th, brought in verdict of Not
guilty in about five minutes. Becker
meir's plea was that he shot in self-defenSe
Whe n Weneke assaulted him with knife.
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sUBsCEIPTIoN RATEs:

DAILY CALL Gncludng sundays So per year by
nail, postpaid 10 cents per week, or 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL,
I've copies, three months, St 20. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL. 81 50 per year, post
PAID WEEKLY CALL teight pagesl. 81 70 per year,
postpaid. Cues Of zen (sent TO one address, S1o
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young man, recently from Texas, died
at Prescott, Ariz, Sunday. For some time
before his death lie had been in the habit of
drinking five or six gallons of water day.
The doctors considered the case a strange
one, as indeed it was-for man from Texas
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Left All to Her Son.

The will of Marie Geruzez has been filed
for probate by Gustaye Metein. The de-
ceased died in Switzerland In December and
left an estate in this city valued at $50, 600,
pequealhed TO her only sol, Gustave Me-
faip
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Samuel Kearny, who obtained So from
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company by
falsely representing that ha had lost a
valise, was permitted to plead guilty to a
charge of misdemeanor yesterday and Judge
JOachimsen sentenced him to six months
Imprisonment in the House of Correction.
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snociaI ouo-I- P-e,

Account OF Presbyterian General Assembly will
leave San francisco May 9th. Personally con
ducied by the Rev. +. Il. Shearer, DID. Pullman
stopping M Salt Lake City and Niagara Fails.
Lowest rates o all Eastern Giles. +. T. Shearer,
manager, New Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco.
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Wong was pIaving ,possuu

WOhg WIS TRYING fOssuhi'
Wong All Nah. the Chinaman accused of
murder, and whose counsel pleaded that he
was insane, was examined by jury yester-
day and found 10 he sane. He will have to
stand trial on Monday.
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WANTED THE LIGHT.-SuIt has been CON-
meneed by &. Sanguinetti against the Electric
Improvement Company 10 recover $4,000 dam
ages for breach OF contract In failing to place
electric lights in his store.
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BEQUEATHED TO NEPHEw.-Tbe will of
Francois Victor Blaise has been hled for probate.
The estate, valued at S11oo, is left TO his
nephew. Paul Gustave Blaise, resident of
Paris France.
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THOUSANDS OF new patrons will take HOODS
Sar saparila this spring and resize It's benefits in
blood purified and strength restored, VIII you
be one OF the number? 1t costs but little
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UNHAPPY MARRIED CoUPLEs.-AppIIcatlon
for divorce were entered In the Superior Court
yesterday by Josephine Wood from W. F. j.
Wool Michael s. Psuuergast from Annie j.
Pcndergast, and Josephine II. Magendie from II.
A. hIapeudie
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DANA WILL CAsE.-George q. HIckox, the
writing expert was on the stand again yesterday
in tile Dana will ease on trial before Judge
Coffey. testifying as 10 the characteristics OF
Luigi Damas lIandWrtfing.
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William Hartman, a restaurant keeper,
has petitioned to be declared an insolvent
debtor. His debts amount to 500 and his
assets $500.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-25

ENGLISH decorated covered butter.dishes, 3
pieces, only 20 cents, during the clearance sale
this week &C Nathan, Dohrmam & Co.'s, 122-132
Stf
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SUED on a PRoMIssoRY NoTE.-The Hi
hernia Savings anu Loan Society has sued A. G..
Bropby, executor OF the estate Of James Bfophy,
TO recover $500 on pT0missOry note,
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MOTHERS give Angostura Bitters to their children
to stop collie aud oOseness of the bowels. Dr. J. G.
b. Siegert Sons, sole manufacturers. At all drug
oil
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To RECOVER PossEssIoN.-Jscob Frauen-
field has sued john II. Lane to recover posses
sion OF the premises at 122 Ellis street and
$1,000 damages
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A PHYSICIANS SUIr.-F: II. Williamson, as
signee of Dr.. T. Boysou, has brought suit against
J. b. Schroeder to recover $500 for medical ser.
vices rendered his ward. Horace Hawes re-
Gently deceased.
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DIVORCED FOR DEsERTIoN.-0n the ground
Of deserIion Judge CARRIER has granted Esther
Beebe divorce from William Beebe.
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OF interest visitors. Call at los Fifth street
for bargains in dry goods.
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FINE cabinet photos 81 per dozen. New York
Gallery, 11A4 Marke. street.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
FURNIrURE-By F. S. Spear 81 Co., at 1924 Ellis
Z At I
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PORK and beans Saturday, 413 Third street.
INsoLvESTs DIsCHARGED-A. Anstett g. Co.
have been granted their discharge in insolvency
by Jnd se Sanderson.
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ExTRA mlnee pIes. swAIN,s. 2ls sutter street,.
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~ st. A lib ans Episcopal Church Cau-
S-S brian Hall, 1888 Mission st. There Will be
memorial service for the late Joseph b. Badger at
TINS place tomorrow Sunday evening services to
commence at O'Clock. Veterans OF the Mexican
war and friends are respectfully invited to at
ten" APPS "
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THE MORNING CALL
IRRIGATION OFFICE;

YES n larger circulation than any other
prI.lished in San Francisco.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

For Disordered Liver try BrrcHAn's PILLS.
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sITUATIoNs-MALE.

MAN. ENGLISH, AGE IS. ABOUT HOTEL OR
WI private residence good uphoSterer: handy
cleaning plate; wishes any place OF trnst. Adj
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W ALTER FITZ-GEORGE, EXPERT ACCOUNT
w ant aud auditor. 425 Montgomery st.-Baauca
sheets and profit and loss accounts prepared; arbi
tration and trust accounts speciality; complicated
accounts Investigated aud adluSted: merchauts'
and Iradesmen's BOOKS written up by special con-
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QUITS oVERCoATs AND PANTS MADE UP by
- merchant tailors which either msiitted OF
uncaIled for garments at less than what the cloth
cost at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, zoo
Dat n1,nn
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arrr wA,rrn-ooN rINuEn.


M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, TAMfEkS, ofP-
w bearers wheelers and IabJrers for country see
boss iii city. Apply TO j. r CROSErF q co. ozo
Sacramento ~
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You CAN BUY YOUR FURNITURE on IN
i stallments; easy terms BARE BROS, 322II1
s24Hayes ST.. bet. Franklin and Cough mrl5i
CARPETS THoRoUG CLEANED WITHOUT
" beating; reftting carpets a speciality. CoNKLIN
BROS. 1888 Golden Gate ave telephone 81 %. ID *
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PROPERTY WANTED.

w ANTED-CITY PROPERTY; EVERY DE.
w scr1pton: cash customers; lots aud blocks near
the park speciality. w. NJ. BRANDON, 400 Mont
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IA ANTED-MAN'S SAFETY BICYCLE CHEAP;
w condition immateral: state particulars. Address
Box 1872, San Leandro. ap2l 1t
IN ANTED-SECoNp-HA TYPE. ANY KIND
W and quantity: must be cheap FOR cash. w. NJ
PATTERSON, 80 Post ST. apl6u
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INFORMATION WANTED OF MHEhEA BO ~ !,
i of Fred william Elmer formerly of Oakland. al.
FRED. L. BREITINGER, 500 Drexel- Bniding.
Philadelphia, Pa apo 81
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HENRY-MEET ME TO-DAY AT 8 p, NJ. AT
Ii the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS and assist
me in selecting my wedding suit BARNEY
nAVE-IF YOU WANT TO BUY A FINE MER
~ chant tailOr-made overeoat, dress or business
suit from so TO 50 per cent below original cost go
the ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOThING PARLOES, 2DG
Post St, corner Dupont.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IA ANTED-LorS IN VICINITY OF CALIFOR-
w MIA and Cortland ayes. cash buy at my ONCE.
w NJ BRANDON. 420 Montgomery ST ap25 3ts
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CANCERS KILLED WITHOUT PAIN FROM 10
" to 80 days; cancers are nest OF worms. kill them
you have cured the cancer: consumption, rheuina
tism. badness, eczema, dphtheria and all blood dis
eases are causel by bacteria. MRS DIR. SWEET
Ian has opened sanitarium for healing OF all dis
ease caused by bacterial she cares more for can
Ger than a common boil, she has the sure remedy.
greatest discovery made. All KeaTny. 3 +, fe22 3n
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A RTISTIC DRESs-MAKING PARLORS JUST
~ opened; satisfaction given. 1880 Mission. 10 I'm
A TTENTION-DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE AT
y the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLoRS. 200 Post
ST, corner Dupont.