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Men f nous for UgIiness.

The Due de Roque.aure was far, very far
from being handsome. One day he met in
the street an ugly Auyergnat, who had
some petition or memorial to present at
Versailles. He Immediately introduced him
to Louis XIV, remarkng that he WAS under
special obligation to the gentleman. The
King granted the favor asked and then in
onlred OF the Duke what was this pressing
3ollgagoh; But Tor him, your Majesty,
| should be the ugliest man in your do.
minions."
This reminds one of the story told Of
John James Hedegger, manager of the
Opera House in the Haymarket in the times
when George was King. He, one day, laid
wager with the Earl of Chesterfield that
he would not find in all London an uglier
face than his. After long search the Earl
produced woman of st. Giles, who at first
seemed to outyie the. manager: but when
the latter put on the woman's cap he was
allowed to retain the palm of-ugliness. All
the Year Round
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SAVED BY A QUEER SIZED.
A Cowboy, Chased by Grizzly, Mount
"a Steer aud Escapes.

A Cowboy, Chased by Grizzly, Mounts
Steer aud Escapes.
One Of the quainteSt and most thrilling
escapes from a grizzly was made by Jack
Beam of Montana. With three other cow
boys he went out on the range, rounding up
some cattle, when. frGm some unknown
cause, they became frightened and dashed
away in perfect panic. In vain the cow
boys tried to check and turn the cattle from
their mad career For miles they tore along
until they reached the brink of precipice,
from which they dropped, killing scores and
hundreds. This checked the stampede, and
the cowboys began gathering up the herd.
While thus engaged Jack became sepa-
rated from his companions. A bunch of
cattle wandered into the deep rayne, and
finding that they refused to move at the
sound of his voice, Jack left his broncho and
rushed at the cattle, whip in hand.
just as he had got them started he heard
a fierce grOwl, and, on looking back. saw a
large grizzly emerge from the bushes and
start toward him. He was we'll aware Of
the terrible nature OF the animal, and, as
the bear was fast closing the distance be-
tween them, he fled as fast as his legs could
carry him.
Presently he reached n small knoll, and
just below was steer leisurely grazing. In
an instant Jack leaped down on the steers
back. and in another instant the animal
made a mad dash down the raYine 10 get rid
of the unwelcome rider.
Jack chung on with all his might until his
strength gave out, and he was tumbled off,
while the steer continued on until it rejuined
the herd, but the grizzly was completely dis
tanced. When Jack was found he was
bruised and insensiDle, but soon recovered,
and the next day the big grizzly was
rounded up and kiiled.-Chicago Post.
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RAILROAD TIMEPIECES.
How They Are Adjusted so as to Be In
Harmony with All the Others

How Thew Are Adjusted so as to Be In
Harmony with All the Others.
1t is source Of wonder to many people
how railroad company can regulate all the
clocks along its lines so that each timepieee
along the entire route shall be in harmony
with all the others. An official of the Read
ing Railroad Company has solved the mys
terry. disclosing a system as simple as. it is
perfect. AT the telegraph Superintendent's
office at the main station, Reading, Pa. is
located set of repeating instruments.
which are connected by means of switb
with all the telegraph lines of the Reading
railroad passing or terminating at Reading.
This repeater Is operated by one key stu
ated alongside of chronometer, on which
an operator works all the wires smultane-
ously. at two minutes before a O'Clock in
the afternoon business on the railroad wires
IS suspended. the repeater is switched in and
the operator begins to transmit the word
time, at short intervals. thus calling the
attention of the line offices to the fact that
the time IL about TO be transmitted
AT twenty seconds of o'clock sue ,essiya
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PROPOSALS.


DROPOSALS-SEw CITY HALI.-SEAIED pro
4 posas for the following work and materials w IN
be received by the Board OF New CITY Hail Comn,ts
siOnerS IN the chamber of the Board of Suparvsors
on Tnesday, the 18th day of January 1890 he
tween the hours OF IL a. NJ and 2 NJ of that do,v.
Contract 32-tor providing and putting in niaca
walnut furniture in the Assembly chamher ~ rhs
board oil Education. To be completed by March ri
Contract 33-For plastering OF the exterior w aIls
etc, OF the northeast and northwest wings Bids will
be received Tor each wing separately or for both
To be completed by May 81. 1892 ~
Contract 34-For repairs In tn Office OF the civ
81. 1892. v -"aion
Contract S5-For certain work In the nortbsas.
wing and the finishing of the basement ana snh.
basement thereof and other works adiacent no ha
completed by June 30, 1892.
Contract 36-FOr finishing the exterior of ,na
rotunda walls and eoionnade up to the height or tom
or principal balustrade ana other work: asa for
building masonry, steel and other supports etc To
be completed by April 80. 1892.
Contract 31-For supplying and putting in nIaca
furniture and httfngs. etc.. in the new rooms Of the
CITY and County Attorney To be completed by
Contract 3s-For supplying 1000 barrels Of 90.
ment oeiose March 81 1892. according to specifca,
Reference Is hereby made to the plans snacieoa
lions ana conditions OF contract In the office of the
Secretary and Architect under which this warS
must be done. The Secretary will furnish bienk
viii be entertained unless made upon banks Az snr
plshed- All bids must be accompanied win \ 60
tined cheek Tor 10 per cent OF the total sum of ~
aer Inc board reserves the right TO reject any ana
m andS on the treasury drawn against the New cst1
han funo BIDDERS must strictly comply with the
Proposals sGaS n reference TO certified checks.
GEORGE H. SANDERSON, THOMAS 7 T.
SMILEY, JOHN II. BURST, Board oF Naus c,t -
Hall Commissioners. -" lazy
Edward l. WOLFE. Secretary. dell sot
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WEATHER. REPORT.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICCLTURE
WEATHER 3 JREAT.


S4N Francisco. December 81, ls9l.J
bcr Conditions and General Forecast
srrp center Is central over Vancouver this
evening and tie hight pressure area Is over Olah'
>..r,r5 and Central and Southern California, thus
-.,t.- s.uthorly winds TO shington. oregon,
.....a Neya 10 ard Northern California. High winds
81 prevail Tonight IN the upper Sacramento \ al
.. al OBJ the UPPER California coast, IN Northern
Nes la iH Southern and Eastern oregon ana EaSl-
era Washil Et0n.
.. rains aad SHOWS during the Ia were Ugh &,
,b. heaviest reported being O3O OF an inch al
O.. .t.Igls. Portland mad Ole, san Francisco 0lu,
Eei I,ur0US. Wnnemucea COZ. Baker CITY o OF
e.tas p-iake IL Spokane, WaI.a Nalla, salt Lake
..I EuseelIE.
f7.r sye4 beg prevails in Southern California and
v.i aoua--ass continue. the action ofthe storm on
,e amer coast being as yet too.far removed 10 az
t.r. mat section. IL is anticipated however that
r.-,tarm viii force tile hiSu area southwark, in
vt..h case rains are probability in The more
-...L bern f1r- of Northern California By t9-mOr-
f.H Ike. 0tmC decided fails he temperature at
f.! I..rf ere snow is falling and at Keller in
~,r-eru ARR p Do aud In Ut-h, the 5emperatur
chances have been slight compared - yesterday.
I.-.ay's maximuMs ranged between IS and 40 IN
west portions ~ Washington and oregon, 20 10 30
% cas-. portions. So 10 as in Northern California
-o CD so in Southern. California p 10 3 in Ne
v..a - in Northern Utah and 4S 10 so in southern
Forecast Til 8 z. II. Friday.
F.r Northern california - Rain. except fair in
ssufhe ST por lon. warmer; probably clearing To-
morrow ou cast. southeriy winds, becoming west
cry.
=, e. winds.
For oregon and Washington-RaIn or snow; sta
tia44ry temperature on coast; warmer in east por-
t.as. souther.y winds, brisk on coast and nigh in
ea-- portions
Tor Ut7h-Fair. fouowed by light rain or snow
t.y -.-.1orrow ui.eI: warmer; winds shifting 10
s-u-aerlv.
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DYING OF HUNGER.
Scenes in the Village of Ishaky During
DIV ne Service.

Scenes in the Village of Ishaky During
DIV ne Service.
The famine having raised all substitutes
for food to the level of articles of commerce,
a single measure Of pigweed costs already
nearly three times more than strong.
healthy, well-fed colt, and spectators are
purchasing all they can obtain Of 1t at this,
III the reasOnabl conviction that it will rise
100 per cent in value before midwinter.
Driven thus from their strcnghod, viz. pig
weed by their Christian brethren the Jews
are out If court IN this matter), the tamish-
ing people fast, poison themselves OF die.
In the village Of Ishaky, during divine
service, woman suddenly cried out IN
most pile0US manner: 20 God, | promise
II light 4 candle at your altar if only you'll
give me a bit Of bread as big rs my
fuger. for I've eaten nothing for five
days Another woman, unable to say
even this much, fell down exhausted
from the effects of an involuntary
parish priest, +. Philimonoff, describing the
scenes that meet his eyes daily. says:
Many OF my pariShi0neTs have had no
bread for two or three weeks, aud are suS-
tanning life as best they may on grass and
the foliage Of trees" He found children
inquiry, proved TO be dying Of hunger
and t. whom he proceeded TO administer
the last sacTamentS of his church. In the
room in which they were lying he discoy-
cred some packess CT powder employed as
-four to bake bread of, which, on eXamina-
ton, proved to be the powdered leaves of
fine trees, and on this the head of the fam
lily had been living for one month. During
the space Of two days / administered the
last sacTaments to sixteen persons dying OF
hunger"
Narrowing though this tale sounds 10 for
eign ears. it is no very unusual thing in
Russia, where sometimes whole villages lie
perishing Of want, without soul to comfort
them on their death-bedS. An official state
ment has Just been made public To the effect
that the entire population of a village boo
insky district were accidentally discovered
to be so enfeebled by hunger that they were
actually diving. and not one even of the
males could stand on bis feet-Lauin in the
FOrtuightly Review.
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THE STRAITS OF MAGELLAN ROUTE.

Seine time since a writer in the Post made
a labored effort to show that competition
against the Southern Pacific by the Straits
OF Magellan route was impractcable. In
order to make his argument strong, the
writer estimated the consumption of coal at
100 tons day, the price per ton of which
would, according to locality, vary from IS
to $40. Mr. Frank ;. johnson Of the john
son-Lacke Mercantile Company says the av-
erage daily consumption Of the MIne0la,
with q cargo of 800 tOns, was nineteen tons.
A portion Of this coal cost in New \ oTk
s. - ton, ana the rest, taken on at COrOnel,
Chile, cost s. 80 per ton. Mr.. Johnson fol-
lows the Post writer into other inaccuracies,
which suggest more a zeal in the defense OF
railroads than knowledge Of the subject IN
der consideration. Nr. johnson suggests
some changes in Mr.. Dckie'S plan, bat is
equally emphatic with Nj. Dckie in call
ing public attention t. the fact that unless
San Francisco takes advantage of her mar
velous position she has no advantage Yer
an inland town. So faT-as trade with the
East is concerned. San Francisco has for
many years had DO advantage from her Pc
sition as a seaport city. The Panama route
would have given Us some advantage if we
had not allow ed the transcontineni rail
road companies to subsidze the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company and thereby to estab-
lish rates over the subsidized line. The
bulk of the territory We supply is nearer
the source Of supply than san Francisco.
We are, in fact, at the extreme end Of the
line. and of course have to pay freight a
second time on goods we send TO more east
ern points. The apprehension sometimes
expires sed that the railroads would charge
excessive rates on freight from san Fran
cisco u the interior is thus commented upon:
The question of local tariffs is nearer prac-
teal solution Than we are aware Of, If We Will
turn our eyes IN the right direction. Fifteen
years ago tie warehouses; were the means OF
transportation of The greater portion or our iu-
terror freight. We have allowed our rivers TO
fiji up, and Notwithstanding he enormous appro-
priatiOns being annually N de by Congress for
the development OF the warehouses; OF the
country represented, we have Ell. in Con-
gress by railroad Senators and Congressman, We
find Two OF the nObleSt MYERS in America without
care and attention. II We can direct and guide
the present agitation so as 10 develop our Inter-
nal wsIeTcOur,es. in but short time we viii
have the cheapest kind Of transportation as far
as Fresno on the south, Red Bluff on The north,
ana every bay county, Including the immense re.
sources Of Santa Cara County. which can be laid
at our doors al the very slightest cost.
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THE ONO sENAToRsHIP.

a Columbus dis atch says that ex-Goyer-
nor Foraker has made some inroads upon the
Sherman following in the Legislature. When
the OHIO Legislature was declared to be Re-
publican there was general rejoicing, for
tile reason that Sherman would be retained
in the Senate six years longer. democrats
were reconciled to the election Of Sherman
on the ground Of exceptional personal quail
ifcaiions. There are so few men Of expe-
Renee now in the Senate that no one,
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especially the greatest Of those left, should
be spared. 1t is very probable that when
the Legislature meets Sherman will carry
off the prize without visible effort. 1t is
many years since the Republicans of Ohio
have withheld from Sherman any Office or
distinction within their gift 1t is hardly
possible that he will now be oyerthrOwn by
the man who lost the State to the Repub-
lipanS in 1900
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Use of the Oueue.

An officer swallowed a fish bone. 1t was
large one, and after struggling to draw it
out the officer fell back in his chair, turned
black 10 the face, and appeared to be in
great danger, and, indeed. was so. Every
one looked aghast, not knowing what to do
The doctor alone preserved his presence of
mind. From the opposite side of the table
he saw what had happened. Not moment
must be lost. Springing across the table,
with one hand he opened the mouth of the
unfortunate officer, with the other he seized
ms queue and rammed it down his throat.
Away went fish bone and every other oh
strnction. The young officer finished his
dinner, having practically experienced the
use of queue.-Dun0as of Fingask, by
Mrs. Dundas.
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"Mrs. WinsIow,s soothing syrnn,,

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teetnIng. with perfect
II soothes the child softens the gums Al
lays pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels aad
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething other For sale by drug
gifts In every part OF the world. BE aud ask
Tor Mrs Ninslow's Soothing syrup Twenty-Five
eentSa bottle.
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sTBsCR rTToN RATES

DsFIV CALL Gnclndiug Sundays, SIS per year by
.n postpaid; 10 cents per week, or 65 cents per
suGer month. through carriers. DAILY CALL.
.a copies. three months, So %. SUNDAY CALL
.xte.n paE. 81, 81 SO per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
l.tIT, ana WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
t .fd WEEKLY e all (eight pages, 81 % per ear,
.,-,..d Culbs of ten (seat to one addresS), SO.
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--, montgomery street. near Clay, open until il
1888. p H. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
Z. near Kearny, open until - O'Clock midnight;
Uales s5re (, open until $50 O'clock; SOB
.f. streetf open uHtil 9 so O'CLOCK: 25lS Mission
-.- ,.er, until O'Clock &. H.; ana 1l6 Ninth
a-s....l5en until 9 80 P ri.
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For choire mahogany, which is one Of the
chief articles of export from Honduras,
London pays S175 per thousand superficial
feet. Rosewood brings about $40 per
thousand
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THE most obstinate cases of dyspepsia are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla This medicine tones the
stomach promotes healthy digestion. creates an
appetite and relieves headache. Give il a trial.
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..r.t- F+S TERN OFFICE or THE CALI,
d.. i.t+er building. is provided with files. Call for
i,.rt.ssuC rates and sample copies
+. X. NISCH, Manager.
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- nAlLY MoENING CALL

Nee, York. .rhENTANo BROS. 5 Union Square
~ News stand Palmer House
GALLuT a JOJ BERT,
@tN 'i-o.iS '-''''''''' II5l5 Common ST.
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EDUCATIONAL

l LESSONS N SPANISH, FRENCH GERMAN
Il and English: Worman's method; trial lessons
Office. sci In.
DIANo-TEACHER FROM LEIPSIC CoNSERVA-
tory 81 per lesson. 526 Hayes ST. jail dts
NJ EW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACCOUNTANT
~ ments taught in lessons; 81 per lesson MRS
L. STAPLES, lUS Mason ST. DE- Inn
SCHoOL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELEC
~ trical engineering. surveying, architecture as
saying; estab. 1864. A Van der NailIen 723 Market
STAGE-V0ICE-BUILDI NJ j. BRADLEY
- saratoga HaH, ga Geary; "a 80. :30-S:S0 SIN
pACIfC NUMBERING SCHOOL-ENGINEER
ing. arehteeture surveying. l2l Post fe20 Iyr
EALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST
A Dou0ie-entry bookkeeping psnmans hin snort
IAnu lype-wrluhg. telegraphy, etc. all Included In
BUSINESS course under one fee OF SIS. ie30st
PAclFiC BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POST az
Aife schoisrsnID. SIS; day ana evening osSs,f
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CURE FOR CoUGH OR COLD.-As soon as there is
the slightest uneasiness IF the Chest with diculty
Of eathing, Indication Of Cough take during the
day few Broirn's bronchial 7T0cieS." 25c a box.
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PHYSICIANS.

DR L. ROBBINS. PHYSICIAN SURGEON a m
- neaer ITO Mason St, near Eddy; hours-ln n
IL, 2 4. z to 8; consultation free aea I'm W
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J.FCUTTER's0LD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
grocets. Trade mark-star within shield.
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TIE MORNING CALL
FERTILIZATION OFFICE :

-zs 2 larger circulation than any other
.-vsoaDer published in San Francisco.
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TOLEAsE.

-, - Ho,YARD-25Hi IS; WILL IMPROVE ron
81 factory Or stOra Apply $50 Mission iai az
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TERRIER BITCH WITH LONG EARS AND
L tail and bo1-,aied pup l year old Return TO
125 Francisco ST and receive reward. de2g Al.
T OST-A SEAL SKIN MUFF AT WOMAN,S
l. Ell ,hange so reward If returned 10 Exehange.
no questions dsSed. de2S If
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= -
TT y0U WISH 10 ADVERTISE ANYTHISa
| anywhere at any ume write to GEO. z. ROW Ell.
4 CO. 10 Spruse St, VOW vow io a. aul9 ly
AVERY ONE ~ NED OF INFORMATION ON
y the subject of ad' VIII do we to obtain
copy OF 'BooE for Ma ~. 3eS pages prics
Sl mailed postage P a; Tr receipt OF price, CON
tains careful eOlhPnos ait from the American
Newspaper DIRECTORY "a o.. me best papers and
class Journals gives ag circulation rating of every
one and good dea on1 t nation about rates aud
tl n1Idrs,i ROW ELLIS ADYER rISI N1i nj
REAU. 10 Spruce s. -- -. -9- 4 aa19 ly
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A IL PRIV ATE DISEASES BAD BLOOD NERy-
Nous de IIty. defects cure guar aHt'd; $500 for
felt. onl- RIcorA Dispensarg 229 Kearny free t.
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DRESSMAKERs.

MISSES URTON, 500 MASON ST, NEAR POST;
4f1 stylish dress makers; do WORK to please GU
neatly quickly and toyour entire satisfaction 10 LIN
MRS. G. 5. BROWN, 633 GEARY ST. WORKIN0
4h girls dre,,maker; perfect suits So up. dele In
MRS. A. N. P0 WERS, 1877 TURK ST, FASHION
W able dre'suIlker; all WORK promptly and salts
factorily done; rates very reasonable deI2 I'm
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MES HIATT, ARTIST, AIS POWELL. WILL
w do rs-elass lifesize oil portraits for SIS for
one mont. all other work pToDortionally cheap;
short time nnlY. del2 I'm
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

IaTrA miuce pcs, SWANS 21a Suffer street.
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SToLEN-FR0M ll07 VAN MESS AVE ON
y december 10Th, small white Japanese pug: one
black ear; II rtturned no questions asked; other
wise 500 reward Tor Information that will convict
partY detainilE it. de31 FL
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nNTHE NSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOODS
" silks. Saskns and seaette cloakS; also carp So
furniture, hce-curtains. blankets and fodinS-bedS
at VI. FRIEDMAN IL CO.'S, 228 and ESQ Stockton
St Why pay ready money when you can buy j1Ss
as cheap BY making small cash payment down
balance weekly or monthlyg An inspection OF our
stock is ctfully solicited; orders by mail Tor
goods or samples promptly attended TO. 229 and
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al ONEY LOANED ON ARTICLES; EVERY D s.
w scrpt0n of collateral; Old gold and silver
bought CQLEMAN'S. Al Sd St. San Francisco. m3J
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that 1t 70 ,lr better 10 use a preventive than to
take medicine OF undergo a dangerous operation:
my remedy simple, but sure 81 VIII save you alt
future Z. . advice free and confidential;
Madam Tao aus own discovery. Cali from
A. NJ 70 - L05 Stockton 81. Room 81 DELI e
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UoUND-U MBRELLA: FROM PARK TO CIIFIS.
L describe and give address. Ii. r.. Box az this
Office. ial 3tS
CMALL SLATE-COLORED hUNTISg SKTFF.
- picked up iasE Sunday. BOAT-uoUSE. Long
Wharf, oakland dee n
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UoLDIN DS-EX ANIME OUR NO 2005;
Il mirrore b large plate 1sx40; walnut, ok,
cherry ana ta century; cash price elsewhere 500:
our insta.il 6rice reduced 70 81 0 Country orders
packed, shif rec TO any depot NJ. FRIEDMAN
q CO., 2aS 230 stockton ST.. 237 Post cor.
stockton; of4 YeningS. deI3 tf
4 LII FEN E COMPLAINTS CURED BY FLEC-
~ tile trea. NJ; correct diagnosis free DR. NJ
STRASSMAA, Sl6 Post ST. de6 II
4 WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENIS-THE WEEKLY
y CALL. In wrapper, ready for mailing.
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NINE DR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REvFAIFR
M by eggs andeardS; tells entire life past nresent
future: consultations on all affairs nothing ex'
eepted name given. valuable advice and SIRE 7heiD:
restores lost love By sympathy; mistake fm posSbe
diseases cured 'ee 81: letter 81 30 Kear1v "a ~
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~ Mutual Savings Bank of san Fran
If~S cisco. 80 Post St.-For the half year ending
December 81, 1891, dividend has been declared
at the rate OF hive and fourtenihs g 4l0) per cent
per annum on term deposits aud four aud one-naif
(412l per cent per annun ordinary deposits,
payable on and after SATURDAY ia. uary 2. 1892
de19 lat JAMES A. THOMPSON. Cashier.
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ASTEOLOGT.

aIRS BRYANP, MEDIUM: SATTSF ;. 1,II0Sz;
NJ given or no pay. 251a Sixth st, Room 2 dSl II
MIME EXODUS. CLAIRvoYANT. F4S RE-
vi moved TO II Taylor St. Room s; fee sac o9t n
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LOST.

u III in the Post-st or Oak-st. cable cars near
junction of Polk and Market. small lrown-coyered
memOrandumh0ok; also envelope attached with
elastic: cont iaing small diagrams OF property on
cOlored paper. contracts aud other papers Of no
value but to owner Gail at 1913 Fell 81 deal 8ts
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SPIRTrU ALISM.

THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY DEyELOPHk.Sr
L Company vii sell . few Debenture Boais aud
hR moore Organizer AID Pr,,a soas sa,
Montgomery s. de27
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IA INDOT SHADES MANUFACTURED TO , h
W Ger by WILLIAM ACPHUN. 1105 Market Il g,
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HIGH ~ PRICE PAID FOh CAS- r-OtF Go 4
IL ing, gald lewery books KLEIN l0} sixth e.
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EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
Il instruments in the State; low prices large
stock: saafaetlon guaranteed. Pioneer Music store
z. Y. kE-. z. Thlra ST. cor. Marker. noll u
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A UGUsTA LE0LA, FORTUNE TELLER. MAGIC
A Charms; loya tokens; true pictures OF fntnrs
husbands and wives free; teaches fortune 5St;
Mission ST. nea- I5entleth; fee 81. au2T n
Mrs J. J. WHITNEY,. CLAIRyoY Ant TFSr
Nl medium and hereafter. Turk ST ans ~
WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 oENTs-THE WEEKLY
y car, in wrapper. ready for mailing
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pUTTONHOLES AND BUTTONS MADE, PINK
- ing IaIet style plating. is O'FarreIl. sen.