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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The wife of Francis Murphy, the temper
ance lecturer, is an enthusiast in her hus-
bands work.
Rev. Thomas X. Beecher of Elmira. NY.
has headed movement to protest against
Sunday funerals.
The Shah OF Persia gives his Ministers
very little 10 do in the management Of the
affairs of the Govern ment.
A private subscription has been opened
for Composer Bale, who is a pauper ana is
obliged to enter London refuge.
William Waldorf Astor is a frequent yisi-
Tor at the British Museum, where he is
CLEANING material for historical novel.
Mgr. Lonis Galimberti. recently raised 10
the cardinalate, is said 20 be the only Jour
nalist to whom the red hat has been given
Mrs. Lavlna Fillmore of Clarence, n. Y.
cousin of President Willard Fillmore. re-
Gently celebrated her one hundred and fifth
birthday.
Toistoi writing in the Russian Gazette.
says 1t would be impossible for him to de-
scribe the real situation OF the people In III
famine district.
NJ. Marinoni, who commenced life "a n
factory lad. is now chief owner of lie Petit
Journal OF Paris, daily newspaper which
sells nearly l,250,000 copies daily.
Sculptor Elwell or New York has been
awarded the contract for the monument of
General Hancock to be erected by the
Gettysburg Memorial Association The
cost will be $4,000 without tie pedestal.
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or silver is attended with many dangers.
BoDdholders would charge the United
States with breaking faith if it should pay
principal or interest in silver. While the
bondholders have profited TO an extent by
the appreciation Of gold, they would never
theiess complain If they should be paid in a
deprecated currency. So long as silver
dollars and gold dollars circulate of parity
with each other. it makes little difference
which is used in making payments; but the
moment silver and gold. as money, part
company, the payment of debts In the
cheaper currency will be considered bad
faith. IL we had always used the cheaper
money, as We would under bimetallism,
there would be no ground for such charge,
but if. after paying debts in gold fourteen
years, we should begin to pay in silver. the
complaints would be loud and deep.
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THE GREAT AND ONLY.

A Chicago dispatch says that Mr.. Grover
Cleveland Will be the orator and the only
orator at the Worlds Fair. The selection
and limitation mark a tendency In certain
minds that has already been commented
upon. When Cleveland speaks let no one
else open his mouth. Or If. as at the late
Reform Club banquet, there must be other
speakers let those be selected who can only
shine in the Cleveland light. The position
which Mr.. Cleve!and's friends seem dis.
posed 10 award him would be the more
readily accepted if Mr.. Cleveland were an
orator. But there are hundreds of men in
the country who can make better i'm
prompiu speech than Mr.. Cleveland can
think out in month. One of these is the
eminent gentleman whom Mr.. Cleveland
Will succeed in the White House.
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POLITICS AS A CAREER
Senator Edmunds Thinks Public Sery-
ice HAS Its Disadvantages.
Ex-senator Edmunds IN the Forum

Ex-senator Edmunds In the Forum
The first duty of man is to provide. by
honest means. for the maintenance OF him
self and family-that is, il he have fam
lily. Honest politics as a pursuit does not
furnish such means. except in the small
class of administrative employments, and
then only in a meager degree. Every
person. certainly in republic, ought to be
politician IN some way; but to pursue a
political career as such implies much more.
Assuming, as may be safely done, that
the great majority of young citizens are
honest, the chances for them OF a good
political career have many attractions but
If that career is TO be exclusive of the
private pursuit OF some business or pro-
fession, it will be found difficult aud disap-
pointing. Indeed, only those Of assured
competence could enter it.
In the century of our political existence
there have been very few. If, indeed. any.
instances OF the pursuit of politics as a
career otherwise than in the lowest and
worst forms TO which we have alluded.
The politicians who have been most largely
useful to the country and most often in pub
lie service have been men still engaged in
one way or another IN occupations common
TO their fellow citizens. and they have been
called into public affairs by considerations
Tar other than personal self-Seeking. They
came TO possess and exercise power, not as
professional experts looking for employ
sentative opponents Of the social and pOliti-
Cal views OF the community of which they
were homogeneous parts. This is the essen
tial idea OF representative government He
is the best politician and will have the best
political career whose everyday life and
occupations are in contact and sympathy
with those Of his fellow men. He accepts
public enjoyment and exercises public
power rs duty. and it may be as pleas
IRE, when called to do 1t. and thus he is
able in the changes and chances of political
movements to leave them without regret
and feel himself again happily at home in
his former place among the people.
it would seem TO follow that politics as a
career cannot be locked to by young
Americans as the best choice of occupation
in life; and leaving aside considerations of
individual happiness. and the faculties
tastes and ambitions that affect It, the very
principle and structure Of a republic would
seem TO be opposed TO the idea of the pro-
feSsion of politics TO be taken up and pur-
sued as law, or medicine or engine eTng are.
A political class in a republic must always
be in danger of becoming, or trying TO be-
come, the master and dictator OF political
movements trust Of bOssism and corrnp-
ton, OF which there Is already an over
abundance.
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noblest sons. This gentleman, like William
Morris, has established cooperative i'll
dustry near London, which is practical
socialism. lie is a big. sinewy, bronzed
person. Imagine the surprise of a friend
of mine staying in the house at
seeing him. the first evening, draw out a
workbasket and proceed with the making
OF nightshirt, in which he took prodigious
stitches. while sucking away pacidly at
big pipeI oh" said his wife, when my
friend laughed, Henry is so energetic that
his hands must be employed. even when one
would think he might rest, so he makes all
the nightshirts of The neighborhood"
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An English Socialist.

Katherine lyman In Indianapolis News.
Morris is brusque aud kind, most gener-
Gus and large hearted. He Is full of the
most restless energy, and choleric, one
would say from his fineface. Like many of
the socialist leaders. Hyndman. Champion
and CunniDghan-Gra among them, he
comes OF geDtlefolk; was a public-schooI
boy and an Oxford University man, 1t
was bis restless energy, | suppose. that
drove niin and ms golden poeticai dreams
into fun. busy and benefeent lille.
i should not be a bit surprised to hear of
him some such story as have heard of an
OTHER social reformer, whose father was one
of Engiand's greatest soldiers and Ireland's
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Orand Holidav DisnIav

OF Neckwear, Suspenders, SILK Hanokerchiefs.
Gloves. Periumery, Scarfpins. Sleeve Buttons.
Dressing Cases, Albums, Shaving Sets. Work
boxes, and many other articles suitable Tor
Gifts. al lower prices than can be had else
where IN The city. l.. V. Merle 1.-THE old Y u
GIG 10 go keaTnY street. corner Commercial :
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srRSCRrpTroS RATES

DAILY CALL GHcuding Sundays, SO per year by
81 postpaid: 10 cents per week OF 90 cents psr
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
five copies three months, Sc %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen paEesl, 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CAILand WEEKLY CALI. 81 80 per year, postpaid.
NEEnLY CALL Is pages). 81 per year, postpaid
THE CALI cannot return rejected manuscripts
rcl viii the editor enter into correspondence re-
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

sTocKwKLL's THKArER. Powell street. near Mar
ket-"Captaiu HeTne. L 5. A"
TIvoII OPERA HOUSE Eddy street, of Market.
O. eTa-"TTip TO The Moon"
CRoYE-STRFET JHEATER. Grove street, above
ICiE--A Ceie brated Case"
GRAN D oPERA-HcUsE. Mission street, nr. Third
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves"
NIGwAa JHEATER. corner Stockton aud Geary
ttItetS- Nariety Entertainment.
CAIIFoRNIAJHEATER, bush street above Kearny
A Mad Bargain"
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A Worthy Charity.

The Ladies' Charitable Society, having
Its headquarters at Guadalupe Church, on
Broadway. have a small balance on hand
after relieving fifty urgent cases during the
past six months. Any contributions in
money and clothing of any kind or size will
be thankfully received at 908 Broadway, and
will materially help the ladies in their good
work
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sneciaI Christmas OfIerin0s.

We sell dinuer, tea and toilet sets OF handsome
designs, cTockery. china and glassware at half
old-ilme prices. Our Mocha and Java coffee is
perfection. our teas aud spices have no equal
At Great American Importing Tea CompaBy's
stores. An extra Christmas present given TO
each customer.
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Xmas Hats

For Men and Boys. Latest Blocks in stif or
Soft Hats. Best 81 80 Hat in the city. sold
elsewhere for So 90. Every purchaser gets a
Christmas Card. l.. V. Merle che old Y L.
Gle 20 go keaTBy street. corner Commercial .
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s2s Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
o'clock p. II. BRANCH OFFICES: 710 Market
street near kearny open until IL O'Clock midnight;
ss9 Hayes street, open until 8 30 O'Clock; sos
LarEin street open until 80 O'Clock; 25s Mission
street. open until o'clock z, NJ; and lle Ninth
street. open until $50 P. "
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A Present for Fvarv RI,

Who buys Suit Pants, Overcoat or Hat OF
J. V. Merle this week. a fine line OF Boys
Clothing TO select from al prices that cannot fan
10 satisfy. l.. V. Merle (the old j X l., GIG 10
800 keatny street, corner OF Commercial
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AaRTCULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.
ShN Francisco. December %, 1897
Official Forecast for Twenty -four Hours
Ending Midnight, Friday-
San Francisco aud viclnity-T Threatening weather
aud occasional rain; brisk to high southeTy winds
cooler by Friday night.
J. T. JENKINS, Local Forecast omcial
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THE pAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE Al
New yerk. BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago News Stand Palmer House
NtV orleans ..... g ALLOT d JOUBERT,
I15lL St
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DECEMBER %, 1892
FRIDAY
NOTICEI

Ang Of our patrons lrho fail 10 find THE
MORNING CALL fer sale bv trdin-boys
N'hcolyer q far0r by notifying his office o.
HtJGct. naming the date and train.
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A large stock OF these goods newly arrived all
g0oc quality and made up IN latest styles: cali
aud see prices. Also fine line OF Pants, latest
cut, at manufacturers cost. l.. V. Merle (tbe
old y u GIG TO 62o Kearny street, corner
Commercial
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FURNITU RF--By Chas. Levy Il Co, at 1I3o
Bsr1et st. a.. at 10 o'clock.
HoRsEs.-By VIM. Butterheld. at "a Ninth
a. AT 10 O'Clock.
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ABSENT friends would enjoy California Glace
Fruits for Xmas, only soc pound In japanese
baskets, express rates reduced. Order early
Townsend's, 627 Market street, Palace Hotel.
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graspng, for the reason. doubtless, that its
hold on the business field is less firm. Will
our sanguine free-trade contemporary in
form Mr.. Cleveland of what is going on?
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IT is said that the great search light on Mt
Washington has failed yet TO find a house In N ew
England in which Hoods Sarssparilia Is unknown,
so popular Is this great medicine.
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RIAL French china decorated teasets. suitable
for Christmas presents, from IS upward. at
Nathan. Dohrmann q Co.'S, 122-l32 Suffer
stTeer, below kearny
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
+, Potter building, New York City. isprovded with
f!,sof california papers. Visitors welcome Al
NutAnE Iates and sample copies furnished.
r MISCH Manager.
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ASK your druggist for Cudahy's Rex Brand
Fluid Beef. He's sure 10 keep IL, because the
best trade demands it.
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THE MORNING CALL
pURLTCATTON OFFICE :

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published IN San Francisco.
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ONLY Doc for three pounds OF famous broken
candy in extra large Jaranese lunch basket.
1OwRsena's, 627 Market street.
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Two pounds cream mixed candy 10 Japanese
baskeIs for 90 cts. Towns. nd's Palace Hotel. I.
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SmvER-MoUNTED leather goods. tablets. sta
toneIy inksiands, etc. ~ SaRborn 6 YaIrs.
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Has been used fifty years by millions OF moth
ers fer their children while teethng. with perfect
success IL soothes the child. softens the gums
allays pain, cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from tsethinR other causes For sale by drug
Rists in every part OF the world. Be and
fer Mrs. WinslOws soothing Syrup. Twenty i've
cents n bottle.
II SUCCESS be the true test OF merit II Is settled
fact that BrOiuns Bronchial TfOchcs" have equal
for the prompt relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat
troubles.
EXTRA Mince Pies. SWANS, 2ly Suffer street.
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CHRsTSIAs broken candy loo b. cream mixed
zoe H. MERGERS. 5lS Kearny aud 1906 Market.
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IorICE OF MEErINGs-coNTINUED

NOIICE OF MEETINGS-CONTINU
IL Notice of Annual MeetiDg-Notice
49, Is hereby given that the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Bitumeh Consolidated Mining
Company Will be held al their once, rooms IL and
IL. 240 Montgomery ST., San Francisco. Cal, on
TUESDAY the 10th day OF January. 1898. at 1
O'Clock r. NJ, for the purpose OF electing board OF
directors Tor said company for the ensuing year and
such other business as may come before the meet
Ing. Ide2Otdl NJ +. DouD. Secretary.
- Annual Meeting The Regular An
cS-S nuai meeting OF the stockholders OF the Ar
genta Mining Company Will be held at the ONCE Of
the company, room 90 1871 Pine ST., San Francisco,
Cal, on MONDAY, the 9th day of January, 1893 at
the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ. for the pur-
pose OF eleeting board of directors to serve for
the ensuing year and the transaction of such other
business rs may come before the meeting.
IIahsfer-booEs VIII close on Saturday, January
Z. at IL O'Clock NJ. II. X. GRAYSON Secretary.
Cal. deIa "a
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CHRISTMAS and wedding cakes at SWANS
Bakery. 636 Market street.
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sUcARED popcorn, Toe quart. Townseud'..
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Dividend Notice - PEOPLES Home
E~C savings Bank, sos Market ST.. Flood Baild-
1892, dividend tNo. 81 has been declared at the
rate OF five 80 per cent per anHum term and
four and one-sixth "a l-6l per cent per Annum on
ordinary savings accounts. free OF taxes and pay
abe On and after January 3, 1893.
de22 FrSaIu till Ja4 j. T. FARNUM. Sec.
y7 Tho California Savings and Loan
80 Society. cor. OF Powell and EDDY sts.-For
the hair year ending December 81. 1892, n dividend
has been declared at the rate OF FIVE and four
% lV) per cent Der annum on term deposits aud
Tour ana one-hait az per cent per annum on
ordinary deposits. free OF taxes, payable on ana
after tuesday. January 3. 1893.
de23 l4t VERNON CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Es Dividend horticultural Savings
49, Bank OF san Francisco, 33 Post st. For
The half year ending December 81, 1892 a dividend
has been declared at the rate OF five and one
tenth % l-l0l per cent per annum on term de-
aRnnm on ordinary deposits free of taxes, payable
on and after Tuesday, January 3, 1893.
DEL lit JAMES A THOMPSON. Cashier.
- Dividend Notice-savings and Loan
Society, lOi Montgomery St, cor. Suffer.
FOR the hair year ending December 81. 1892, a
dividend has been declared at the rate OF FIVE and
one-tenth Is l-lO) per cent per aBnum term
deposits aud four and quarter (4L4) per cent per
annum on ordinary deposits free o. taxes, pas able
on and after Tuesday January B. 1893
de2l lat CYRUS w. CARMANY, Cashier.
Bulletin please copy
~ Dividend Nottce-ssn Francisco Saw
~ sngs Union, 532 California street cor Webb
half year ending December 81, 1892. a dividend
mas oeen declared at the rate OF I'VE and OneteHth
g I-1Ol per cent per aanum on term deposits and
fonr and one-fourth i4i4l per cent per annum on
after TUESDAY. January 3. 1898
de2i lat LOWELL WHITE. CASHIER
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PROF. LOVE, dancing teacher, 5O7 Suffer.
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TIE CALL CALENDAR.
nKcruBER, 1892.

iSu. NJ z a. w III Pr S. Moons Phases.
! - December Cd.
/ " Full Moon.
! - n DeCem Der 9Th.
! i y - a l5 is II - Last Quarter.
li--l-i- -i-i
/ Is Is 20 u p % 2ii a December 18th.
H. --- --- Ss9 New Moon.
~ December 25th.
! ~ First Quarter.
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rorconN in ball.. SOC dozen. Townsen9s. :.
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PERSONALS.

or STOCKTON ST-PoRK TENDERLoINS
" every day; tomato sausages a specially; our
NIB sausage and frankfurtsrs cannot be surpassed;
-erland lunches put up. de23 I'm
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Porcoms suiugs, 3 yards long. Towusena's.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

EXTRA Mlnce Pies SWANS. 2Iy Suffer street
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Cal. on MONDAY, the 9th day of January, 1893. at
pose Of electiug board of directors to serve for
the ensu ng year and the transaction OF other
business rs may come before the meeting.
Transfer booEs will close on SATURDAY., January
Z. at IL O'Clock NJ. IF. X. GRAYSON. secretary.
ofhce-ROom 20. 33l Pine ST.. san Francisco,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
" Typewriting, An Branches. Expert
cn1,s., M,megrapn woss GEM business brokers and
FyS Dancing for the Ballroom or stag o
- froi. X h Love, 507 suffer st. delS &c
kS Healy's Old Bookstore Removed
- 10 40S o'Fsrrell St, corner Taylor. aUl8 Il
~. Xmas Candies. xmas-Boxes. Novel;
Sc ties. ROBERTS. Polk and Bush SITS. dec I'm
ESSks bought and sold King BEq;
81 Buy Your Cloaks at wholesale
- prices. Factory "a Sansome st. oe25 3m
re- Whitening Rooms 81 I'm: Papering.
k-| 30 up. GEO. HARTMAN. SIS Third St iy2 Il
" John =. Lyons, Notary Public and
cry telephone 6439; residence 22o2 Steiner ie3 II
RS G. q. G. Ladies' ReIiefPin: Regu-
- iat9r; sent by mail or express on receipt Of
price y %; CONFIDENTIAL correspondence Invited
Chisholm Chemical Co. 1885 Market ST.. S.F. d2 6m
~ A Sure and Safe Cure for All Monthly
49, Irregularities: no Instruments used; home
in onhnements with best OF care and comforts. All
female complaints treated with uncXceIled success
by MRS. DIR. GMYER, 81 Hyde ST., S. +. OCT 3m
- Private Home in Confnement-96I
30 Folsom Mrs NJ. Il. Rodgers. Midwife. sells I'm
- All ladies Desiring the Services of
9~O an experienced and reliable physician. who
makes speciality OF diseases OF women treats sup
pressed monthly periods; Instruments used :
method scientific; guaranteeing a cure charge
for treatment; ladies in trouble suffering from
any complaint. who value their lives and future
health. should call or write. MRS. NJ DAVIES, 1926
Market ST.. Murphy Bldg.rm.63. 80 floor. Pills 81. Il
fFLsdiesi Sure Cure; Amy Ill; NJ. Restord;
~ no operation or FISK: homG low fees; G. free
only RANTHAN. 229KeaTny ipilissl ;safeguards5.
obesity ETC. cured. The childIess made parents
DrAis areiiabe Specialist M d. 80 yrs practes.t
- Female Diseases. Private Home.
E~~ MRS. DR. FUNKEl4lS Eighth. Aiameda. l3tf
80 DIR. Sharkey Has Resumed Practice
- at 5l4 heaTny. once hours, IL TO and q
10 P. ~ no24 I'm
~ All Ladies' Should Consult VI RS. Ia p
es~S HAME; she Is a reliable specialist in female
diseases. have arranged my home to suit rich aud
poor; business strictly CONFIDENTIAL: easy eOnflHe-
ments; pilis 81 safeguards -. 526 6earY .oeS0 6m
EF Private III n me in G on nement: Monthly
d. Irregularities cured IN ! day: no Instruments
MraSCHMiDT. Ge-mn midwife. l2ll12 Mssi0n.ly
ESy- Dr. Hall. 1886 Market Murphy Bid.
AZ rooms 53 and 81: diseases OF womsR.lyl6 Gan
- DIR. q. q. O'Donnsil-Ofiee and Res.
-
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A palCE FREE ON ALL LEGAL Matters.
a marriages aanulled: collections damages ate
y. ". NO " T. atty $50 Market, cor Stockton. aYtf
[ ~ LAW AND COLLECTION oFFIcE 49,
~, heafny ST. advice free; divorce probate and
insolvency speeialties nnIs ~
a LICE FREE; w. MATTHEW'S ATTORNEY
n 400 Montgomery ST. room ia ,orscio ~n I
mechanics liens speciality ~ :, "
w DAVIDSON. ATTORNEY AT-LAW a20
eailaornla ST.. rooms ls-l6: advice free d3 {,
X a CEofHEES AIToRNEY-AT-LAw. 5sS
Ro3l
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n OTICE-JUST RECEIVED. A FRESH SUPPLY
~ of Dr. Martin Il Sous vaccine points. A Il
SMITH d CO.. 1900 Polk st prescription pbar.
mar Hag
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IA hIIINU AhtIH. AND ENGLISH bKANNhES
W taught by young lady. 70 Eighth rm. 10 all Ir
VIOLIN. MANDOLIN. BANJO AND FRENCH
" conversation, soc and 75c per lesson (privatel.
PROFESSOR FRANCIS. assisted by PROFESSOR
LOUIS MERkI, 1898 Howard St. nr. sixth. de5 en-
y w. kIMBALL. TEACHER or PIANO: TERMS
4 moderate. z9l2 Howard ST. ne26 I'm
JEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 81 POST ST;
II douple-entTy bookkeeping. penmsnship, short
hand type-wrtiag, teleSraphy etc. all Included Ia
business course under one fee of ST5. ieS0 If
pACtFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE. $40 POST ST;
= lie Scholarship SO; day ande vening. oe20tt
M ERCANTILE COLLEGE K NORMAL SCHOOL
w Golden Gate L Van Ness Day 4 evenings IS &
CCHooL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL. ELE0
~ tricai engineering. surveying architecture Al
saying estao, 1854 A Van der Nail.en, 723 Market
WEEKS NEWS FoRo CENTs-THE WEEKLY
n CALI. IN wrapper, ready for mailing.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1892-03-03
THE THIRD PARTY.

The third party people held mass
meeting, after the Alliance Conven>
ton adjourned in St. Louis, and de-
clared for a third party. The in
congruous clements that entered into
it was equal to the witch's broth.
There were Alliancemen, knights
OF Labor, the Reform Press Asso-
citation, thu WomaD's Alliance, the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, the United Order of Anti
Monopolists, the Mutual Benefit AS
ISOLATION, the Union Reform Assoc
citation, the Central Nationalists,
the Farmers League, and a crowd
of single tax men and female suf-
fragists and others of like character.
The platform is a tumble with no
specific remedy for anything. One
plank OF their platform reads as fol-
lows:
eve demand that the governs
ment issue legal tender notes, and
pay the Union Soldiers the differs
ence between the price of depreciat-
ed money in which he was paid and
gold"
This means a back pension grab
and tax upon the people for the
enormous pension crowd who are
drawing about one hundred and
forty million dollars a year. This
is reform with rush. Where will
the people get reliei from such rob-
berry and burdens as that? This one
plank ought to kill the Third Party
with every southern democrat.
Ccngressmer Livingston and
Moses, of Georgia, and the Alliance
men from Alabama and from other
Southern States refused to partici-
pate in the mass meeting that gave
birth to this Third Party with so
many daddies. 1t is regular Nor
mon child and will not thrive on
the milk of SO many different ideas.
Alliancemen say that the mass
meeting is not Alliance action and
they are not bound by it. They will
stick to the Democratic party.