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The morning call., 1891-06-06

There are in India several ParSee lodges,
f. and A. NJ, under the English and Scotch
constitutions there is a MahOmmedan Lodge
under the Scotch constitution, and Hindoo
Lodge under the English constitution.
California Commandery No /. K. T., had
conclaye last night for the dispatch of
routine business.
The Building Association of Mission Par
Tor, No. SO, expects to break ground soon
for the erection of a magnificent hall Oh
Valencia street.
In few weeks Henry Lundstedt. G. s.,
will send out to the subordinate parlors of
the n. S. G. W. an alphabetically arranged
book, in which the subordinate parlOrs are
to record the names, standing, etc. of all
the members July /, 1891, the idea being to
get roster of the order in his office. This
is in conSonance with resolution adopted
by the late Graud Parlor.
The city of Chicago has sixty K. Of P.
lodges
California Lodge, No. /, and Fidelity
Lodge, No. 100, f. and A. NJ, had stated
meetings on Thursday evening.
Election of officers was the principal at
traction for the mem erS of a bOu Ben A d.
hem Lodge, No. 112, /. o. 0. F., on Thurs
day night
The five encampments, l. o. Q. F., in Brit
ish Columbia have applied for charter for
Grand Encampment.
Yerba Buena Lodge of Perfection, No. 6,
conferred the fifth degree last evening.
meeting OF DOric Lodge, No. 2l6. +. and
A. NJ, was held Thursday evening for the
election Of officers.
Clan Fraser, No 70, o. S. c., had regu-
lar moot on Thursday evening.
FL Dorado PaTlOr, No. 81, \. S. G. W.,
will give lantern-Slide exhibition at Met
ropnlitan Temple on July 1st for the benefit
of its Social Fund. DR.. C. II. Steele will
lecture. The subject of the evening will be
up the Rhine"
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X. AND L. OF III.
A Meeting Of the Board OF Deputies t.
Be Held in This City.

A Meeting of the Board OF Deputies to
Be Held in This City.
Harmony Lodge initiated seven candl-
dates during May.
There were about sixty members present
last Monday evening to witness the installa-
ton of Mrs. George ]. Vincent as P. and
Mrs. L. Heilbron as V. p. of Pacific Lodge.
F. Kemp Van Ee. ID. ID. G. d.. performed
the ceremony and S. b. Carleton, G. s., pre-
scented the new Protector with beautiful
bouquet of flowers. Two candidates we're
initiated during the evening in a most credit
able manner aud one application was
received. Dancing followed the closing OF
tile lodge. The invitation social to be given
by Pacific Lodge on Monday evening. June
18th, will undoubtedly attract large at
tendance.
Equity Lodge increased its membership
eleven during May.
Bay City Lodge gives fsh-Dond party on
Monday evening, the 18th inst, at Wash
ington Hall
West End Lodge initiated two candidates
last Tuesday evening, f. Kemp Van Ee, ID.
ID. g. d., officiating. j. ID. Jeffers. G. d., and
visitors from Golden Rule aud other lodges
were present.
Palo Alto Lodge gave most successful
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YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.
A New Council About to Be Instituted in
Fresno County.

A New Council About to Be Instituted in
Fresno County.
The grand officers, Pr esidents OF local
and Alameda County councils and district
and institute deputies met in the Flood
Building on Sunday last at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon, at the call of the Grand PreSi-
dent aud after an extended session adj
journed to meet in the same place on Sup
day next The object of these meetings IS TO
establish a school of instruction as provided
for in a resolution adopted by the sixth
Grand Council.
Following are some of the dates set apart
by the Visiting Committee on School or In
strucLon Mission Council, No. 3, June
9th; Bernal Council, No rs. June 10Th;
Junipero Sierra Council, No. 81, June 18th !;
Golden Gate Council, No. A, June 18th
BorrOmean Council, No. 129 June 10Th;
Golden West Council, No. "a, June 18th !;
Pioneer Council, No. l, June nth; POtrero
Council, No. "a. June 18th; st. Josc h
Council. No. SO. June 18th; lgnatian Coun-
Gil, No. 80, June 18th; Phil Sheridan Coun-
eli, No. II, June 18th; LoyOia Council, No.
81, June 22d Damien Council, No. 30, June
oath; Washington Council. No. 4, July I'd.
An application for charter has been re-
ceived from MADEIRA. Fresno County. and
Marded by Dante K Prince, d. d, G. ?.
The new council will be No. 153. 10 the
efforts of Rev. Father O'Reilly and Dante
r. Prince the Catholic young men oil Ma :
dera owe the establishment of the council.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Preparing for the Celebration of til
ORDERS Anniversary.

Preparing for the Celebration of the
Orders Anniversary.
American Lodge, No. 2229. received four
petitions for membership at its session held
on Thursday evening, and will confer the
degree on the candidates at Its meeting to
be held on the 18th inst.
Keystone Lodge, No 2l07, conferred the
degree on several candidates at its session
held on Thursday evening. This lodge will
give an entertainment, consisting OF musical
and literary exercises and dance, at
Alcazar Building, on next Thursday even
ing.
A meeting of the representatives from the
several lodges of this city to consult IN rel
erence to the celebration of the approaching
eighteenth anniversary of the order, will be
held in the Alcazar Building this evening,
at O'Clock.
Norman Lodge, No 1871. conferred the
degree OH two candidates at its last session,
and has several petitions OF file.
Victory Lodge, No. 1919, 'of Chico, in-
itiated six candidates during the month oil
May, and has several petitions for member
ship on hand.
The subordinate lodges at their first meet
ing in this month elect officers for the term
commencing July LIST.
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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.
Fourth Annual Session OF the Grand Body
at Sacramento.

Fourth Annual session Oh the DoNJ
at Sacramento.
TIE fourth annual session of the Young
Ladies' Grand Institute will convene at Sac
ramento on Monday next. The council Will
be opened with high mass in the cathedral
of that city. The society was organized in
September, 1886, and has now thirty-two
branches, with membership of nearly 1000.
The branches arg located as follows: No.
l. San francisco; No. 2, San Francisco; No.
2. San Francisco; No 4, San Francisco; No.
K Grass Valley: No. 6, Nevada City; No.
7, San Francisco; No. s, Benicia; No. 8, San
Francisco; No. 10, San Francisco; No. IL,
Woodland; No. II, Santa Cruz No. Is, va
llejo; No. IA, San Francisco; NO. 10; west
Oakland, No. Is, San Francisco; No. II,
Sacramento; No. Is, Marysville; NO. ~,
Chico; No. 20, San Francisco; No. q, Eu-
reka; No. %, Haywards; No. %, Reno
New. No. a, East Oakland; No. 70. wat
sonyIlle: No. %, Napa; No. q, Antioch !;
No. 2S East Portland, Oregon; No, -.
Fresno; No. 30, Carson City, New; No. 81,
Virginia City, New; No. 81. Spokane Falls.
During the past year nine branches have
brensoreanized, and petitions for charters for
four others are now in the office o1 the
Grand Secretary. The programme Tor the
week of the council is as follows: Monday,
mass at 1880 o'clock in she morning; y
to o'clock, sessions; s TO II o'clock, ln1Or-
NAL reception 10 delegates. Tuesday,
o'clock in the morning to In the afternoon,
sessions; in the evening grand ball al tue
State Capitol. Wednesday, o'clock III the
morning to in the afternoon. sessions ana
elections of grand officers; o'clock to ii IN
the evening, musicale aud reception. InurS'
| day, sightseeing and drive for grand ON
GERS; in the evening, open-alr concert Id ih'
| Capitol grounds.
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Order scnttish Clans.

The Royal Clan will meet in Buffalo, n.
Y, on Tuesday, the 10th inst. I. {. Eas-
ton, d. d., was elected delegate from Clan
Fraser, No. rs, Of San Francisco, and }. a.
Calhoun from Clan Macdonald Of Glencoe,
No, 70. Oakland, but neither could manage
70 90. AT the last meeting of Clan Fraser
Clansman Davidson was selected. as he had
"important business" in New York-he is
to be married. He will represent the three
clans of California in tue Royal Clan, while
sent from Clan Fraser
II has been decided to have joint picnic
of Clans Fraser and Macdonald in Septem-
Der. at Shell Mound Park. Clan Cameron
of San Jose will be invited to attend as
guests of the other two clans.
Clan Macdonald expects its plaids and
hornets from Scotland next week.
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SWEDISH MISSIONARIES.
Two More of Them Start for Alaska
Labor There

Two More OF Them Start Tor AIaskA &C
Labor There
On Thursday last two more swedish mis-
sionaries, David johnson and Anna Sven
son, left for Alaska. where they will LABOR
as the representatives OF the Swedish MIS-
sion Society of the United States. MIS-
Swenson will join E. Carlson and A. An
dersen, two Swedish missionaries alresa.
in Alaska. and aid them in their work. MI
johnson will open school at Unalackhk
The society has already established schoo
at Yakutat, which is attended by aoou
fifty children. A large quantity oil sup
plies have been sent up for the CHI
dren's home at the latter place. Last yea
the society sent III cow, call ana
goat. The cow created fear ana consternS
ton among the natives, she being the mrs
of her species ever seen by the natives.
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U. A. O. ID.
Marin Groves Preparing to Receive the
Grand Body.

Marin Groves Preparing to Receive the
Grand Body.
The groves OF Marin County are making
elaborate preparations for the entertain
ment of the Grand Grove of California,
which will meet in San Rafael, commencing
Tuesday, June 10th. and continuing three
days. On Tuesday evening reception ana
ball will be given at GordOns Opera House
Wednesday evening a grand banquet VIII
be served. w. c. Hickey is Chairman ana
A. Kappenman Secretary OF the COMMITTEE
of Arrangements.
Tempiar Grove. No. 10, received the grand
officers last Monday evening. Three caudl-
dates were initiated, after which an al
iournment was taken to sumptuouS re,
past. The grove has done exceedingly wen
during the past year, having increased IL
membership % per cent. l.. G. Schord, D.
A., Is a member Of this grove.
Excelsior Grove. No. 60, received three
propositions on Tuesday evening.
Laurel Grove, No. II, will picnic at Har
Dor View Park on July 18th.
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Alfred G. Plat appeared before Judge
Sanderson yesterday to show cause why K.
E. Wilson, guardian of his wife. Mrs. j. E.
Plat, should be removed. Mrs. Platt is in
sane, and several months ago attempted to
secure divorce. She does not want her
husband appointed her guardian, for 1t was
urged that If he were given that position 1t
would have a tendency to heal the difference
in his family. Judge Sanderson decided
that he would see Mrs. Plat before reuOv-
ing Wilson. who, PIatt alleges, is mismanag-
ing fh. estate
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A PIeasant Outing.

The seventh annual picnic of the United
Endowment Associates was held at Shell
Mound Park on Thursday, and was largely
attended by members of the order and their
friends. a long list OF prizes were AWARDED
for successful competition in the games and
races The Grand Commander delivered an
address, after which dancing was Instituted.
All enjoyed the picnic and accompanying
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Death of Young Keenan,.

An investigation is being made of the
death Of Peter keenan, from morphine on
Thursday night. The police believe that
the drug was hypodermically injected by
youth who travels around selling morphine.
keenan, was about II years old and en-
DlOyed as a hOstler by Dan Shea, peddler
Shea told Coroner Garwood yesterday that
keenan, had been given four "shotS" by the
man who sold him the morphine. The
police are now looking for this man.
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That Bothersome Pound.

The consideration Of the protest against
the location of the public pound on Six
teenth and Ala bama streets was laid over
for another week by the Health and Police
Committee by the Board OF Supervisors
Yesterday to give the antsgonizing elements
a chance TO agree on some other site.
Charles Alpers of the Fertilizer Company
has offered a site near the bOne-yard In
South San Francisco.
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The sight-seers CIuh.

boat (broad GAUGE at o'clock tomorrow
morning, connecting with the train to
Broadway, where the Piedmont cars will be
taken TO Blalr's Park, thence the party will
proceed on foot through the park, via Iu-
spiration Point and Jack Hays Canyon to
Redwood Canyon, returning via Shephards
Canyon to the Hermitage. and then taking
Gals 10 Oakland.
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Intercented ID Trnckee.

August E. Behnke, trusted salesman and
collector for Goldberg. Bowen q Co., disap-
peared from the city on Wednesday. An
Investigation revealed that he was an en-
bezzler to the extent Of nearly $1,000 The
police were notified and. learning that he
had started eastward, had him intercepted
at Trnckee Yesterday. Detective Dan COffey
was sent to bring him back 10 the city. Ten
days ago Behnke sent his wife and child
East. lie was on his way to Join them.
The morning call., 1891-06-06

The San Francisco County Prohloltlo
Alliance will issue challenge to the big
License Association for public debate
the subject. High VS.. Low License.
Should the challenge be accepted the all
ance orators will comprise A. ID. SheehaI
Rev. DR.. Case. Rev. Dr. Z. McClish, Re
Joseph Rowell, Rev. G. N. Balentine, MT
A. h. Williams, Mrs. l.. Nj. Carver, MI
DIR. French and Mrs. M. F. Gray.
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st. hIarx,s Reorganized.

Archbishop Riordan has reOrganized the
old Cathedral parish, with Rev. Father j. j.
Sullivan as rector, and Rev. Father j. J.
McCue assistant, and ST. Mary's will con-
tinue TO be the parish church. Masses on
Sundays and holydays will be held at Z.
and 1890 O'Clock in the morning, with even
ing services at 7:3O O'clock.
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Tax Rnnnars.

The Federated Improvement Clubs W
meet the Finance Commtte Of the Board
Supervisors at noon to-day, when, 1t Is sal
the clubs will urge the increase OF the I;
levy to 81 II on the 500 valuation All u
heads OF departments will also appear D
fore the committee.
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G. A. II. Recentinn.

The &. A. r. posts of this city, Oakland,
Alameda and Berkeley will tender Com
Veazey a reception at Odd
Fellows Hall from to 10 this evening. All
posts have been ordered out. General
Veazey is member of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, now Ell route from
Portland, Oregon. and will arrive this MORN
iDU
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Rroad ne "a Fighter.

Charles E. Broad, who was ousted from
his position in the Corporation Yard by the
Fire Commissioners, has petitioned the
Supreme Court for a writ OF mandate to
show cause by what right they ousted him.
He alleges that he has uot had fair trial.
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and enjoyable pound party Friday evening.
May 18th. Mrs. George j. Vincent won
very elegant aud useful trophy.
j. P. McMurray. G. D. D., Chairman OF
the Board of Deputies, has called meeting
the hail of West End Lodge.
Next Friday evening is the regular meet.
ing night of Fidelity Lodge. Members OF
the order are invited to be present. Supreme
Representative American. Grand Vice FRO
tector C. A. Adams, V. p, S. b. Carleton,
G. S.. and several Grand Deputies will be In
attendance
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MISCELLANEOUS
MARIO W ESCAPES
Awful Position of Some
San Franciscans.
Feelings Of a Person Near
Death.
MISCELLANEOUS,

There probably more people to-day suffering
from heart and kidney troubles than any other
form of disease other than those that epidemic.
TIL great trouble with heart and kidney trouble Is
that the victims seldom realize their serious con-
diton until the disease has made such inroads that
are almost unthought Of. Miss Anna Lindebald. an
eStimabe young lady residing with her sister at
1858 Linden street, Oakland, suffered for years
from this complaint. During this time prominent
physicians of San Francisco, well as Oakland,
prescribed for her. She however, continued get
ting worse until friends persuaded her to visit the
Cosmopolitan Dispensary. She did so, and her case
was looked into ana a cure promised and effected
The morning call., 1891-06-06
An Erratic Grocer.

II. L. Conklin, the missing McAllister-
street grocer, returned to his residence at
A03 Van Ness avenue yesterday. During
his absence he VAS in a trance, which i'm
pelIed him to proceed to Hanford, where he
visited a cousin.
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Recruits for the PenitentIary.

James Downey was convicted of burglary
in the second degree yesterday In Judge
Murphy's department. Owen Bradley
pleaded guilty Of the same offense.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Masonic Lodges in India Under
Different Charters.
British Columbia to Apply for Grand En-
campment, I. o. o. F.-Number Of K Of P.
Lodges in the City of Chicago.

I'm order 10 secure insertion al matter In.
tended for this column should be handed In
addressed TO The "Fraternai Editor" All com.
munIcations must bear The name and address OF
The sender; if not, the matter VIII not be PUB
liShed.l
The morning call., 1891-06-06

Mrs. r. A. Marshall of Burbank has
bought the East Los Angeles Citlzen ana
will hereafter conduct that journal.
The morning call., 1891-06-06

CHARTER
JlISPENSAR
Corner stockton, Market and Ellis SITS

Corner stockton, Market and Ellis SITS.
out-oftown patients treated with UNFAILING
SUCCESS through correspondence one visit de-
sirable, but not necessary. Medicine sent safely
and free from observation TO any part OF the coun-
try. Write for prospectus send for symptom
blank to fill out and letter explaining your dis
ease giving advice. etc., will be returned free.
open daily from 8 A. NJ. to p NJ Sunday ONCE
hours 8 TO 4.
re- Send 10 cents for the book, sexual Secrets"
work every should read. ie4-6 2t
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SCHOOL CENSUS.

The Returns Show a Larger Increase
Than for Years.
The school census has been completed,
and the full returns are given in the sub
Joined tabulated statement. The gain this
year over last year is 1872, an unusually
large gain, according to the returns Of late
years:
NUMBER OF CHILDREN BETWEEN AND II
YEARS AGE.
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Seven Diseased Cattle.

Market Inspectors Wray and Duvall made
circuit Of the suburban cow-yards yester-
day and condemned one diseased cow in
each of seven dairies.
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Superintendent SWEET estimates that the
per capita appoTtOnment FROM the State
school moneys will be about 50, which Will
give San Francisco S562 l04
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eSEASONABLE GOODS!e
GLOVES! GLOVES!

At 15c.
IS dozen LADIES PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES. in medium and tan shades,
worth regular 35c, will be offered at
15c pair.
At S5c.
20 dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in dark, medium and tan
shades, worth regular Doc, will be offered
at 25c pair.
At IS 90.
Is dozen LADIES S-BUTTON LENGTH
MOUSQUETAIREU NDRESSED KID
GLOVES, in medium and tan shades,
worth regular 81 90, will be offered at
81 pair.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY R+a
i Ocean DivsiOn-and PACIFIC COAST fSsGE5$
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf, at 10 NJ, for the ports o.
their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-May 81, June H. "a,
JuW a. lS, 30 August II, 20.
COLUMBIA-May 27, June 4, Is, %, July 10, y,
August 3, Is. u.
OREGGN--May %. June g. 90.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Paciac
Railroad, Oregon Short Line end other dlyergin2
lines for all points in Oregon Washington, British
Columbia, Alaska Idaho, Montana, Dakota, Utah.
Wyoming Yellowstone Park, and all points East and
Fare to PortIandPCabIn sl6; steerase, So; round
trip. cabin, $50.
Ticket Offces-1 Montgomery st. and Palace Ho-
tel. New Montgomery St
GOoDALLa PERKINS q CO. Supt. Ocean Line.
lSr If 10 Market St, San Francisco.
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OCCIDENTAL and ORIENTAL S. 8 en-

~ erS will be responsible for any work done on
board OF these steamships for bills debts con-
traeted by the officers or crews, unless specially
ordered from this Office LELAND STANFORD
President, Room z, r. r. Building, corner Fourth
n Townsend SITS. jel tt
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
-tROM MAY /. 1851

(PAClFlC S1STEM)
Trains Leave and Are Due to Arrive n
SAN FRANCISCO.
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Lewis st. S. r.
"Other physicians wanted to amputate my foot.
The Cosmopolitan DiSpensary cured me sound
without amputation." - j. z. HANSEN, 2111a
Geary st.
II suffered intensely: sought medical assistance
to effect until called at the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary, where, under their skilled treatment,
obtained tnStan taneous relief. and am to-day free
from the ills for the of which was compelled
to appeal to their unsurpassed skill."-FRANkIE
STEWART, SUI Bush ST. S. +.
They cured me. am now strong and Well."-
DAVID WILLIAMS, 379 Shotwel street, S. F.
If the staff OF physicians at the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary cannot cure you no power on earth can
Every character OF disease treated. Sufferers from
rheumatism, Consumption Asthma, Catarrh DyS-.
pepsia, Indigestion. ScrOfula, Female Weakness,
Deafness, any Sexual Diseases, Lost Man hood, Ma
lara, Urinary Troubles, Piles Bowel TrOu bleS, or
any other disease, should call at once. Low charges
within the reach OF ALL combined with the best
Medical and Sur gical skill.
CAUTION.-The Wonderful Cures effected
by the Cosmopolitan Dispensary, COM
bined with their extensive advertising, has
caused some INSCRIPTIONS ply sicians to
employ "steerers" doctor cappers,"
who pra ctice their vocation in our vicinity
and endeavor to entice patients into the
dens of their employers. Beware of tn EN-.
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Miss Lindebald is happy to-day because she Is
healthy and her case Is only one OF thousands tn
have been cured at the Cosmopolitan Dispensary
THE COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY is medi-
cal and surgical institute, founded with full st afr
OF EXPERIENCED and eminent SPECIALS rs,
for the cure OF all diseases and deform'tes. Like
the great hospitals of Berlin and London, they
maintain an immense private LABORATORY in
charge OF EXPERT CHEMISTS. All the latest
scientific appliances for the OF chronic and
deepseated diseases: all diseases of private
ture-"nervous debility" lack Of youthful vgOr IN
men, the result of excuses. overwork dissl pa
tion-POSITIVELY CURED The charges
VERY LOW and consultation and examination
FREE to those taking treatment. MEDICINES
FURNISHED.
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omciaI Assessment Table.

There will be no assessment for June in the
Young Mems Institute and Young Ladies Institute
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-06-17

pers. The process is thus divided
with respect to a test case: Chopp-
ing one and half cords of wood, 8
hours; in manufacturing into pulp,
~ hours transporting to the Record
Office, hour and 20 minutes; wet
ting paper preparatory to printing,
80 minutes; printing 10000 copies,
10 minutes. This shows the rapidity
with which raw material may be
turned into entirely finished article,
going through numerous processes.
If the Record averaged 80 cords OF
popular daily it would amount to
1920 cords annually. 1t must be
considered that this is only one paper
in one city, and that about every
newspaper is printed from material
consisting largely, and often wholly,
of wood pulp. which is also used in
the production of nearly all common
and medium grades of paper for al
most all uses. It is thus seen that
the consumption of wood in pulp
making is of great magnitude
Northwestern Lumberman.