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THE FOUR TO THREE DEcIsIoS.

The obligation resting upon American
citizens t1 abide by the action CT TeEU. arly
constituted authorities - fully recogniZed.
When an extra judicial tribunal declared
In eight ayes 10 seven noes that certain
nan had been elected President Of the
United States. the people, without distinc-
t-u # party, said. Let hIm be FresI-
dent" Tie crisis passed the acute stage
ID few DAYS, ard there has never been
any question Il tie va idity OF tie acts per-
med under that Administration. 5,
few DAYS Ego. four members Of the Cali
forn.a supreme Court declared Illegal a
Graud Jury which had been impaneled
TO perform a great work. Without doubt
nineteer-tweutieths Of the people desired to
see The work performed. But four OF the
seven members of tie Supreme Court de-
cided that the Grand Jury had been IrFeg-
ularly iupaueled. and was, consequently,
Illegal The nineteen yielded TO the one
because that one had the voice Of consdtu-
tiCnal authority On lis side. The Grand
Jury stopped in the midst Of It's work, and
tie Judge who bad called it into existence
pronounced over it a touching funeral ora
ton. But there is q tribunal before which
even a supreme Court Justice may DC sum-
n0ued. That tribunal is intelligent public
opinion. Tie cultivated minds Of the
community contribute to the stock Of
knowledge which enables less discriminate
ing minds to reach sound conclusions. A
somewhat remarkable contribution to this
general stock of knowledge has been made by
ex-Justica If the Supreme Court Currey on
TIE question Of tie late Grand Jury right TO
sitas Grand Jury. Judge Currey enteTtains
no doubt whatever of the Legality Of the
methods by which the jury was impaneled.
Il is stated also that Judge Catlin OF Sacra-
meuto has expressed his concurrence on the
conclusions Judge Currey arrived at Ex-
Chief Justice Wallace has already in his Of
fetal capacity placed himself on tie same
side Ex-Chief Justice Rhodes, counsel for
the people 10 the BruneT case, has expressed
similar views. Chief Justice Beatty gave
bis vote t. one party and bis opinion TO the
other. So far as the case under Considera-
. ton was concerned Chief Justice Beatty
dssented from the decision Of the court.
We have, therefore, three ex-Chiaf JUS
tees Of the Supreme Court, one present
Chief Justice and one Superior Judge
whose professional standing would not be
improved By an election 10 the Supreme
Bench, who dissent from the decision which
put an end to a Grand Jury which had been
called into existence TO perform a much
needed work. There IS no proposition 90
disregard the dictum Of the court. Its ar
guments, however, will be inteLligently con-
sidered and its conclusions cOmbatted.
The weight Of legal knowledge is already Oh
the other side. Respect for the Supreme
Bench does not require any man to admit
that the four Supreme Justices who consti-
tuted in this case the court, are equal in
legal attachments to ex- Justice Currey,
ex-Chief Justice Rhodes, eX-Chief Justice
Wallace and Judge CaJlin, not to count
the Justices who dissented from the courts
opinion.
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MILITARY NOTES.
A Remarkable Court Martial Case From
Nebraska.

4 Remarkable Court-Martial Case From
Nebraska.
A somewhat extraordinary court-martial
case was that Of Private Adam Herbert,
Company {. Twenty-irst Infantry, at Fort
Sidney, Nebr., tried fer refusing to submit
to a surgical operation. The accused was
ordered released from confinement, and
General Brooke, the reviewing authority,
commented as follows: THE proceedings
were returned for revision, and attention
invited TO the inadequacy Of the punish
ment imposed. The court, upon revision,
adhered to its original sentence. The
surgical operation TO which the accused was
ordered by the post surgeon to submit was
a minor one. and the purpose Of it was, to
use the language Of Circular IL, a. G. o.,
1884, TO enable him to perform the duties
for " hich lie enlisted The evidence shows
conciusiyely that the order was fully justi-
fed, and that the dlsObedience of the ac-
cused was wilful and deliberate The court
should have imposed an adequate punish
ment. The proceedings aud findings are
approved. The sentence is dIsapproYed,
and the court is admOnished that discipline
in the army cannot be upheld when officers
specially charged with his maintenance fail
to perform their whole duty"
Captain Edgar A. Mearns, Assistant
Surgeon, recently stationed at Fort SMELL
ing. has been detailed TO accompany the
commission appointed Tor locating and
marking the boundary line between Mexico
and the United States.
The latest subject agitated in the army is
that decency. self-respect and morals are
promoted by putting the men two in an
alcoye or four or six in room rather than
by herding forty in one great dormitory OF
barracks.
During the year 1891 the Adjutant-Ge
praI az the army issued .}ld spqcfaI md JO0
general orders, IA circulars ana liz general
cOurt-martIal orders.
At the several posts Of the army there are
1890 wives and 1897 children Of enlisted
men, or about 10 wives and II children 10
each post
There is a system at David's Island Of
seating and rising by command at mess.
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Coast territory. Such opportunities for
broad craftsmanship are not afforded every
Administration, 1t is the duty of Congress,
of course, to guard against an illegal or
unwise use of the peoples money, but the
amount involved in this case is so small
compared to the results expected that the
Government can afford to take some chances.
II would be a narrow policy to withhold
assistance from the Nicaragua Canal sim
ply because other parties TO whom assist
ance had been extended in like enterprise
have failed to live up to their agreement
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WEATHER. REPORT,


D
Weather hrHFsT,
san Francisco. January 10 l~92.J
Weather Conditions and General forecasts
The nigh Is conferred over Northeast ash'nEton
and The air pressure Las increased during tie day
SD oregon Washington. Northern >eva q. North
west California and -ah elsewhere il has fa,iea.
Tile weather las been fair ia al. districts Turing
Tie las- twelve d urs VI .tl the exception q trace
OF ram 80 salt axe Heavy clVad-aes, is reported
from the Washington coast and san Diego aac light
rsl.-- are anticipated u both places.
I1e temperature has fallen a. Gil stations, except
Red I.ura-I san Francisco. aid is below the nor
mai everywhere. except at Red Bun. where II IS
slightly aJeve There is cold wave over orth-
easy Washington. caused uy the presence Of the
high Ii thar section tut as the high moves eastward
.lls wI. .-alsarpear The conditions are favorable
for warmer weather UicEn The next twenTy-tour
hours m al districts. except Jtah and Nevada,
where cooler weather IS expected
ForcC ST THI 8 T.. VI. Monday.
For Northern Call,oruil-Fair weather, slightly
warmer except nearly stationary temperature al
Red EluH. winds generally northeriy.
For Southern Jalfora ia-f2ir, except ligat rain
81 san Diego. slightly warmer; wiadS generally
L0rtberIy.
For Oregon and washiugton-Fair. except fol-
lowed dy scattering light rains oug The Washing
tsl aud Northwest Oregon coasts; slightly warmer;
winds generally south 20 east.
For / t4l-Fsir weather. cooler.
q. Il. WILSON. Acting Chief Of Division
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spECIAL NoTICEs-CoNTINUED.


go Private Home in Confinement
az Monthly irregularities restored in day
without medicine; competent physician In house;
strictest discretion. MRS c. SCHMIDT German
Midwife grad University Heide lberg 1879 l2111s
Mission ST. seq ly
RS Blessing to Ladies-Instant Re
U.s. lief for monthly Irregularities from what
ever cause); patients who have been imposed upon
OF fully treated by others especially in
vted: board and skillful attention during eonine-
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re All Monthly Irregularities and
Gs other conditions res tOred at once, from what
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the only reliable female physician OF 40 years
perienee my remedies will positively cure after ait
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~ Private Home in ConfinemeBt-96I
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40 Dr. Hall, 1855 Market ST.. Murphy
Ls~S Bldg, over j. }. OBrien's, diseases of women
Rs DIR. RicOrd's Restorative Pills. Spe-
ES1 cihc for exhausted vitality, physical debility,
wasted forces etc; approved by the Academy OF
Medicine. Paris aud tile medical celebrities Sold
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Box So 81 IS; OF 100, 81: OF 200, IS 90 OF 400,
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you going to do about it?" This is some
what the tone in which Chile answered our
protests against the outrages upon Ameri-
can sailors until she discovered the danger
Of such q course.
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until il
O'Clock p. A. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near hearny, open uEtH - O'Clock midnight;
.7 H.. es street, open uatH 6 50 O'Clock; 603
Iars street. oTen until $50 O'clock: 2JIS 1issi "a
street. Open UutII O'Clock p ~; and ll6 Ninth
street. open until $50 p. H.
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THE most obstinate cases OF dyspepsia are cured
by Hoods Sarsapariila. This medicine tones the
stomach, promotes healthy digestion, creates an
appetite. and relieves headache. Give It a trial
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

New York. ... .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
thirar8 ..... News stand Palmer House
New tfrre.., .GALLgT & JOJ BERT,
Conn ma S
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TIE E.sFEI;N OFFICE OF THE GAIL,
so Potter Is.IdInc, New York CITY, is provided with
l.es. Cal for advertising rates and sample copies
4 X NI>CH Manner.
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DIVIDEND NOTIC ).

10 Dividend Notice. ON 20 IF the
B-6 Pacific Coast Borax Company, san Francisco
December 81 1891. At a meeting Of the Board OF
Dirtctors of the abOge-named cOmpanF, REID this
day, diy idend mo. 49, of dol al 81 UOl Der
share was delayed, payable MONDAY January l.
1892 at the office OF the company, No. 2J0 Mont
gomery ST.. Rooms ] aud II. 1Tausfer-booAs Will
close January D, 1892. at 3 O'cIocy VI.
fal I'd ALTON n. CLnuGH- SRcretarr
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McIv0T TyndaII, who claims to possess the
gift of reading his fellow creature
thoughts. was given private test last mig bit
by a parlor full of physicians on Geary
street At the conclusion of the seance one
of the medicOs stated: at would be unjust
to the doctors; il would be unjust to Mr.
Tyndall, to say anything about what has
taken place Tonight. The experiments thus
far have not settled the main point: Whether
there is thought transference without mus
eular contact"
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In the Mentone Cemetery there is a mon
ument to John Richard Green, historian
of the English people," with the touching
statement, "He died learning"
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THE MORNING CALL
pTUIICATION OFFICE .

Has q larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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FEMALE HILr WANTED.

"A ANTED-lO COOKS, PLAIN WASH. $25, $50
w aud S35: 3 second girls. 800; 5nurses. $40 and
S25; 2 laundresSes, $2j; lady maid, SIS; German
chambermatd and sewing, S25. and large number
OF Erls for housework, city aud country, 500 SIS.
$50. Apply TO J. +. CRoSErT & co, Branch, 3l2
Suffer lt
"a ANTED-CITY: GERMAN CHAMBERMAID,
w S25: waitress private bOsrdinE -bOuse $40: 3
second girls. $50 each; French girl, housework small
family, $50; number OF cooks ana huusewoTE girls
$40 &25 and $50; country private family aundreSs
$50; nurse FOR children, $25; woman do plain
cooking and make butter SO; girls for housewO rk
Oakland, Alameda san MAteo and Eerkeley S25
and $40 Apply {. X. HAN SEN a. CO., llS 6eary. L
ID eTal hOuSework. 40 Franklin ST. tall 3t%
Y DUNG GIRL; GENERAL HOUSEWoRK. 1905
L Post ST.; call In morning. jail 3ts
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sPECiAL NOTICES.

- Ia Gaippe Cured with Dr. HaI-
- pTuners wonderful remedy in - hours.
Sod at his oflce. $50 Market ST.. 2Jc. soc and 81.
trial sample free sent express paid. It,
go Aban oned Children In st. Joseph's
BIC In!aut O. Asylum since January l, 1890
James Nuhn, age years: Ivon Hoskns. age 1
years james wayne, age years lalO lot
IL THE Russian la Grippe Cure -
the mucus membrane; 1t sHOuld be kept liz every
house. Sold at 1908 Market st. San Francisco 7 -
~ Mime. sattIer. French Midwife.
~ takes ladies before aud during confinement:
cheerful home; strictly private. llO9 Mission
street. ia7 Sun
re- Attention, Ladies-Beware of I'm
b5-S posters who promise so much with their rem
edes; they rob you OF your money and leave YOU in
the same condition; If you desire faithful treat
MRS. NJ. DAVIS 1856 Market ST., Murphy BuIldinp
the only one that can aud VIII help YOU jas II
~ Book keeping-Have Had q, Years
4~S practical experience as an accountant: In a
short time l can make any one thorough book-
keeper; see Ny Addition" TARR, Expert, Room
49, ll7O Market ST. jas mo
~ DIR. Dunlap, Clair, oyant aud Mag
questions all kinds OF diseases treated success
fully; roots and herbs used. s22 Mission ST. d29 I'm
B Books bought aud sold. King Bros,
- Fourth ST.. near Market. mr27 II
20 Bad Tenants Elected for s4. CoIIeo-
B~S tons made city or country. Paciac Collection
Company, o2s California ST.. Room de221
RE whitening Rooms. 81 I'm; Papering
10 50 up. GEO. HARTMAN, 5l3 Third st. IL 3m
~ Miss Annie Fay Has Opened EIe-
80 CANT dressmaking parlors at 10S Post. d23 GIN
10 Dr. Nellie Beighie-Kidneys, Liver
lR~S and Stomach successfully treated. Nervous
diseases specially. No medicine used Diseases
diagnosed without questions. Hours from 8 To &
Removed from Flood Building sos Haignt street
cor Steiner, san Francisco. del5 In
EPAhead ofAIIl La les: ny case, sure re-
Sf~S lief just as desired new painless treatments no
operation or FISK 30 yrs practice; fraud process
method, invention or quackery never deceive or fai
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care In CONTINENT; strict confidence BIO g. Consult
call write. free. only DIR. ANTHAN ,22g Kearuy ST
The chidiess made parents fat folks safely reduced
EE57 DIR. q. e. ODonnelI-Ofiioe and Res
- nv cor. Washington aud KearnY SITS myvR
- Character Read From Handwriting:
AS~S send soc. KRITIKO, 500 Merchant ST. nj 5m
~ eau ion to LadIes-Do Mt BE Inn
NV posed upon by quacks who copy parts. OF the
advertisements or DR. and Mrs Haven, and are pre-
sumably too ignorant to write their own; 800 Will
paid for any of female Irregularities they can
not cure. once, 223 Post ST., g. 4. 9A.M. to r. n
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Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
for their children While teetn1ng with perfect
success II suOtheS the child sOftens the gums al
lays pain, cures wind cole, regulates the bowels aud
is the best remedy for diarrlea whether arising
from teething other causes For sale by drug
FiSts in every part OF the world Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs Ninslow's Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five
ceBtsa bottle.
For AN TRRITATED THROAT. COUGH OR COLD
"Broup'S Bronchial Troches are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy. Soid only in borea
TH4rA rr-r,- mes. SWANS 21s suffer strsas
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JF.CUTTER'sOLD BOURBON.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all tirstclass druggists aud
gT0ceIs. Trade mark-5lar within shield.
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PERSONALS.

C,I7pFP10R G01IEIN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
- one or more little children; best o. care pleas
ant house, sunny grounds; reference II desired. -
Glen PARK ave, off Twelfth st., bet MISSION ana
un,rsr1 ialI l5t
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- Annual Meeung-Fhe Regular An
IT, uual meeting OF the stockholders OF the sill
yer King Mining Company VIII be held at the ONCE
OF the company, No. 80 Pine street Rooms aud
Il, san Francisco, California. on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of January. 1892, al the hour of O'Clock
p. NJ. for ths purpose OF eecting a Board OF Dr.
rectors to serve for the ensuing year and the
action OF such other business may come before
the meeting. Transfer books will close on SAT
URDAH, January O. 1892, at II oclocs NJ
!. ". PEW, Secretary.
OlHce-No. $40 Pine street Rooms 5 aud II.
San Francisco California de27 ia
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on he Sth day OF February. 1892,
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale
public auction, and unless payment is made
before will be sold TUESDAY. the LIST
day of March. 1892, TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. BY order of the Board OF Trus-
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MALE HELP WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SEE BOSS IN
W city; railroad tie-Bakers carriage trimmer:
restaurant cook. city, $50; good COOKS, country
restaurant, $50 and $50; Motel waiter, country $35
TO $50; COiored waiter, country, $25: restaurant
waiter, country. $50, and others Apply to J. F.
CROSETT q CO, 62S Sacramento St 1t
u ANTED-FIRST-CLASS CHkESE-MAKER:
W $40; board. see party here; farmers mixers
cooks, walters aud diSh-wssheTS w. ID. EVER s.
Co. 626 clay It
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THEY'VE GOT TO GO THIS WEEK-NEW Up
L rights in walnut from $3.50 to 1915: only $40
down: stool and scarf free you're looking for this
kind of offer why not step IN or write as and see
our statements verified? Youth save 300, and %
satisfied IN the end. Il. f. TILTON, 2OS Ellis St 1t
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DATTAN FURNITURE STAINED AND RE-
IL paired: estimates given. Write OF call AVS
COUGH BROS, Manufacturers, 6lS Geary 81. jaI / N
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT - CROKER MIN
~ ing Company Location Of principal place of
business san Francisco, Cal; LOCATION Of works
QGiiotoa, Ariz.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of tho
Board OF Directors held the 18th day OF Decern-
share was levied upon the capital stock Of the cor
poratlon. payable mmed lately In United States
gold coin TO the Secretary. the ONCE OF the com
pany. 20 Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery ST.. San
Francisco, Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9Th day of January 1892 will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. aud unless payment is made before viii be
sold on Thursday, the 18th day OF February 1892
20 pay the delinquent assessment together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale, By order
OF the Board of Directors.
NAT T. MESSER, Secretary
Onice-309 Montgomery st. San Francisco, Cal I'd
DoTosI MINING CoMPANY-LoCATION oE
prime pal place Of business, San francisco Cat
itorna location OF WORKS, Virginia, Storey County
Nevada. '''
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting or tina
Board OF Directors. held the 9th day of Decen,-
Der 1891, an assessment (NO 37) OF hfty $50 cents
per snare was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation payable immediately in United States
gOlu com 10 TIE Secretary at the ONCE Of the COM
pany Room 40, Nevada Block, No 3O9 Montgom-
cry st. san Francisco, California
Any stock upon which thts assessment shall re-
nam unpaid on the lSth day OF January. 1892,
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale NJ pub
nc auction; and unless payment is made bel ore.wI
We sold on THURSDAY the Ath day OF February,
1892, TO pay the Delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses OF sala
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHARLES E. ELLIOT Secretary
Omee-Room 10, Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
ST., San FRANCISCO California dell I'd
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urrr u.Nrrn-cnNTrNUEp.

SIfATTED-IOO MEN TO-DAY TO TAKE LoDG-
w ings from IOc TO 25c per night; new mouse o%4
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NOTICE or MEETINGS

: I-Ince r,es. swAIN,s. 2Is suffer street.
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NOnCE OF ASSESsNFNT-GOULD & CURRY
~ Silver Mining Company. Location OF principal
place OF business, san Francisco Cal; location OF
wOrAs, virginia storey County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given mat az a meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees. held the 5th cay OF JaRH-
aTy. 1892, an assessment 40 6S OF thirty 800
per share levied upon the capital st0cS of the
corporation. payable Immediately in United states
gold coin, 20 the Secretary. the once Of the
Uany, Room SO. Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery ST.,
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" ANTED-IS ALAMEDA, GIRLS: l FOR
W general housew0rk. wages 800; l for upstairs
work and care Of children, wages SIS. Address X,
Box % this once. iaIO pa
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50 Ia Gaippe Cured with Dr. Hal
L7~S primers wonderful remedy In ~ hours
Sold az his office. $50 Market ST.. 2JC soc and 81
Trial sample free, sent express paid. lts
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FINEST LIFE-SIZE PORTRAITS $40. NEW
II YORK GALLERY ll44 Market ST. oclO6m
The Press., 1892-09-01
MONTE BILL.
LAS told by an old stage driver.l

See that ar big black cactus
 Out thar alone on tho hill, An that mound O sand below it? Wall, thar lies Monte Bill. stRough ?" Wall, I reckon you'd think so.
 A devil to cut an shoot; He'd face all the men in creation An the fiends in hell to boot. "His business?" Oh, that war the paste
 boards.
 They war just the hull O his game, An he handled lem most amazin',-
 That's how he got his name. He wuz knowed all over the country,
 An Greaser, an Injun an white All agreed that he never stacked cards in
 a game,
 Nur wuz outside dog in fight. He wuz stagin' it up from Yuma
 Twelve years ago this fall Twas hotter n all tarnation
 An the desert shut in like wall. There wuz only two other passengers
 A takin' the journey there A little mite uv woman
 An child with golden hair. She war goin' up to Fort Whipple-
 War an officers wife, she said An the way her baby took to Bill
 Just cen almost turned his head. They war joggin' along in the sunshine,
 An talkin' an laughin' the while, An nobody s'posed an Injun
 War nearer than fifty mile. They wuz bout five mile from the station
 When they heard an awful yell, An patterin' hail uv arrers
 On the top uv the stage coach fell. Bill grabbed his gun in minute,
 An the driver 1ashed his mules, Bat them thievin', sneakin'' Apaches
 Don't lay their plans like fools. Bill gobbled the situation
 Took it all to onc't at a glance Am to save that woman an baby
 He saw thar war just one chance. He yelled a word to the driver, a An out O the coach he jumped, An the driver lashed them mules an swore
 An tell ye the critters humped. Bill lit on his feet runnin' An down by 8 sage brush dropped. He knew he had never show for life,
 But he wasn't the kind that stopped. s'' An the rest?" Well, ,ye know the station War only five mile away, 'Twar a desp'1it chance, but that woman An baby warn't scalped that day "An' Bill ?" When the men from the sta lT tion Got to him, they come too late. Just a smolderin' pile nv ashes War left to tell his fate. We kivered lem up on the hillside, An piled lem over with stones, Fur we didn't want the coyotes To chaw what wuz left nv his bones. An that cactus growed up above him, An the wind piled the sand below, But reckon as how Bill don't care, Fur he's gone where brave men go.
The Press., 1892-09-01

SPECIMEN CAsEs.-S. H. Clifford, New Cassell, Wis.,, was troubled with neural- gia and rheumatism, his stomach was dis ordered, his liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bit ters cured him.
 Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III. had q running sore on his leg of eight years standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well.
 John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle of Electric Bitters and one box of Bucklen's Anica Salve cured him entirely. For sale at Taft's drug store. 6