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PRINCE AND PRELATE.

Almost at the same hour on Thursday
morning Great Britain lost the Prince who,
had he lived, would in due course have be-
come King of England. and the pTelate who
for over quarter of a century had been the
head Of the Roman Catholic Church in that
realm. 1t is difficult to describe two per-
sonages who were 50 different in their lives,
though their deaths laid them side by side
In the grave.
Albert Victor was born the year before
Cardinal Manning became Archbishop of
Westminster. lie was educated as became
a Prince Of great expectations; served both
in the navy and in the army, went through
college at Cambridge and Heidelberg, and
finally, after travelling round the world. took
his seat ia the House Of Lords as Duke of
Clarence. lie was % when lie died. Be
fore that age Napoleon commanded the
army Of Italy, and Edison invented the du-
pleX telegraph. In reading the sketches of
tie young man whose career has terminated
so prematurely, it is proper to remember
the envy which high station inspires and
;he calumny which helps the obscure to get
even with people who are conspicuous, but
there were persons enough In England to
have rung the changes Oh his merits. Lit
tie, however, was said.
Cardinal Manning was a man of whom
England had every reason to be proud.
Sprung from a good family and endowed
with fair fortune, his ability raised him
successfully to the digBities of fellow of his
college at the age Of p, rector OF the Epis-
c0pal Church at 20, and ArchdeacOn at 80.
These high posts he was filling when one
Of the old fashioned anti-Popery epidemics
broke ont in England. The really great
men Of both parties denounced the outburst
of bigOtry, but Lord John Russell was poll
tician enough 10 use it for his own pur-
poses, and Parliament under whip aud spur,
passed the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. The
act had not the smallest effect in prevent
ing the assumption Of ecclesiastical titles by
the Catholic prelates, bat it drove number
of broad-minded men out OF the Church of
England into the Church Of Rome. Among
these was Henry Edward Manning. He
laid down his dignities and Offices with their
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CHILE MUST APOLOGIZE.

The result Of The inquiry at Mare Island
5ust.ties the conclusion that the VALPARAISO
investigation was a kind Of farce If the
Valparaiso investigation had been conduct
Cd with an apparent purpose to get at the
ftcss Of the case the President would have
been guided in q measure by the report of
the Chilean court But the conclusion can
not longer be avoided that the Chilean court
presented a report which If knew to be false
in essential respects. The fact that Ameri-
can sailors were Induced to sign a paper
written in q language they did not under
stand. upon representation that the paper
was a mere Formally, stating that they had
not been engaged in a disturbance on shore,
difficult OF explanation, except upon the
assumption that the Chilean court designed
to conceal the facts of the case. There
has been all along a Discrimination on the
part of the American people to humiliate
Chile Il has been assumed that when the
temper caused by the late war had cooled
of the feeling the Chilean people had shown
against Americans would die away It was
thought also that it was better to trust to
this change than to proceed to extremities.
But there is a point beyond which no cOun-
Try can be allowed to 90 on the ground Of
comparative feebleness. The United States
could gain no military reputation by wiping
Chile off the map Of South America, but
considerations Of this fact will not Justify
submission to continued pTemeditated in
suits. Chile must apologize or fight.
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War itself will at times be less hideous
now in these days of smokeless powder,
for while the noise of guns has lessened the
flash is more blue and far more vivid and
the trifing purple haze which oVersDreads
the landscape when the fire Of musketry
becomes intense beauties ali objects,
though 1t in no way interferes wit h sight.
AS for the guns, they appear to have but
the smoke Of a cigar and, | may add, the
smell of fusee. Men and horses are now
visible in battle, however hot the engage
ment. however great the numbers, with all
the clearness with which they are depicted
in panoramic views of medieval battle.
Woe betide in future generals who ride
white Arabs and armies whose uniforms or
equipments glisten! ''Their fiuttering
lance pennons add greatly to the spectacular
effect of our field days." has lately been said
of the lancers OF the British Army. Although
lance pennons have gone in France, yet the
military painter can still find subjects.
The carnage when men next fight will no
doubt be awful. aud the next war bloodier
than the last. but the preliminaries of de-
structiOn will be lovely to the eye.-Sir
Charles W. Dixie in the Fortnightly Re-
vie W.
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THE ENGLISH FRUIT MARKET.

A London letter in Garden and Forest
comments on the difference between the
price of fruit to consumers and the price
received by producers. TIE letter says that
."lt is one OF the pecuIiarities Of this country
England that while the market wholesale
prices Of fruit and vegetables may be so low
that they scarcely pay the cost Of packing
tile consumer is compelled TO pay the usual
fancy prices" This popularity is not
peculiar to Englend. In San Francisco.
while fruit has only nominal value in the
orchard, the price to consumers is such that
lruit is one of the dearest luxnries. There
is a somewhat general impression in this
country, however, That these things are
managed better abroad. 1t was supposed
that the lower price Of labor in Europe re-
duced the cost Of handling fruit, placing the
producer and consumer nearer the same
level. The letter from which we nave
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Street IInproYen ents

The inferior paving material laid by the
City Street Improvement Comrany at the
crossing OF California and Battery streets
has come to the notice of the Supervisors,
and yesterday the Street Committee ordered
the work done over
Permission to explode blasts on O'Farrell
street, from Laguna 10 Hyde: also on
Hyde. from O'Farrell to Eddy, was granted
the Metropolitan Railway Company. The
work is necessary in order to prepare a road
wav for the railway track.
The proceedings to reduce the width Of
Noe street, from Nineteenth to Twenty-first,
will be indefinitely postpDned.
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san FRANCISCO. january IA. lSS--J
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
There IA slight disturbance on the extreme upper
,,~f that Ia, affected Washington. oregon and eX-
creme Northern California to-day by light PreciPl
tqtiou The several amounts reported ranging from
g.. irap7reciab quantity or snow in east portions
a.. 1YashnEtaa aud oregon AMI "a sprinkle Of rain IN
the upper Sacramento alley ID from OF 10 90 81
an inca of rain elsewhere.
Fairyyeaihar has pre- vailed in Central and South
eru California. in Nevada Arizona aud Utah, but
Tie conditions are promising for light rains q
SHOWS in Northern Nevada and Northern Ctah ia
lie ensuing t75enty-four hours.
There is q General rise in the temperature today
iu aa districts compared 20 yesterday highest
temperatures, the usX.mCHs ranging from 20 10 70
d-srees I'D east portions OF Washington and Oregon
42t5 4S in west portions &S TO IS III Northern Call
foruia SIS 10 SIS i'm southern California s. 20 81 IN
Nevada. - Ia Northern Utah and from 81 to 81 in
southern Arizona.
aif-ceut territory. which position permits Of al
eastward movement Of the depression on the upper
coast over the British possessions. II a,so iusures
continued warm weather Tor lhs country south OF
tie oregon aud Idaho lines.
Forecast TIN s +. ". Friday.
For Northern California-Falr; Sights warmer,
Cxcart r8jls and slightly cooler in extreme north
portion, variable winds
For Southern Ca,iforaia-Fair: slightly warmer;
uar,heriy winds.
for oregon and Wasntnsto Rains; slightly cool
or IN west portions except stationary temperature
u- Portland; scattering SHOWS and warmer IN east
portions; prevailing s3utueTiy winds shifting TO
westerly ou upper coast.
For Jtah-Far. czeeur Igh. SHOWS in northern
Ier,i.D; slightly warmer
BoBEar Il. KEBEssf Chief OF Division.
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A CHANGE OF TUNE.

One Of our San Francisco newspapers,
which has done its utmost to urge the ex-
pendituTe of large sums Of money for a
pavement which nearly every person real
lied was costly and likely speedily to be
worn out, now laments that contractors are
so short-sjghted as to use poor material. 1t
was we'll enough to put down bituminous
payements on certain streets, but 1t was
poor policy to discard almost entirely a
stone pavement, which everybody knows
will endure, and is cheap. We allude TO
what is known as Belgian block.
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NEW JERSEY FOR CLEVELAND.

New Jersey has been generally supposed
70 receive its political convictions from New
York, but a report from Trenton indicates
that the politicians of New Jersey are doing
a little thinking on their own account.
While New York Democrats are for Hill
New Jersey Democrats are for Cleveland.
Whether the moral sense Of the New Jer-
sey Democrats rose in protest against Hills
political methods or whether there Is a gen
eral belief that Hill is weak out Of New
York, is a matter upon which the dispatches
throw no light. II the forty-two States
were open ground 1t is probable that Mr..
Cleveland would be the stronger candidate.
But with 1j9 electoral votes safe for any
Democratic candidate and New York made
safe for Hill by the action Of the Legisla-
ture, Hill may be the stronger. The Hill
plan Of battle narrows the debatable
ground to Indiana, New Jersey and Con-
necticut. These States with the solid
South, New York ana five votes 10 MchI-
gan viii elect The Democratic candidate
with some votes to spare. 1t is possible,
however, that the Hill plan Of battle may
not be carried out IN all its details. A popu-
lar Republican platform or an out and out
American platform may cut in on what is
supposed 10 be Democratic ground.
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WHOSE OK Is GORED?

It is stated that the name of Stewart
BIenzies has been stricken from the Grand
Jury roll because ''he had expressed unfa-
vorable opinions" Of one Of the Superior
Court Judges Mr. MeDzies. by his efforts
to reform the abuses which existed In the
Democratic party in this city under boss
rule, it is understood, incurred the hostility
Of Buckley. OF course, men like Menzies
are not fsvorites with some Of our officials.
Ii is singular, however, how satisfactory
are portion of the persons whose names
frequently find their way upon our juries,
with some Of our Judges, persons, for In
stance, who do not convict q thief even
when he confesses bis crime.
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quoted says that in London, American apples
are worth from 20 to 80 shillings per barrel,
while in Canada the same varieties OF apples
are q drug in the market. The reader will
bear in mind that 80 English shillings is the
equivalent in American money of about
81 so. From So to 81 so for apples places
them out eff the reach Of people in moderate
circumstances in either country. One of
the problems of the day is to place the pro-
Queer and consumer Of fruit nearer the
same level. Under present conditions the
Gust Of transportation and handling Is
about four times the value OF fruit ia the
orchard
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-15

The Bullion Mining Company stockhold-
ers held their annual meeting yesterday
at which the following Directors
we're elected Thomas Cole. Thomas An
derson, Charles Hirschfeld, G. w. Kellogg
and j. n. Souther. Thomas Cole was ap-
pointed President, Thomas Anderson Vice
Pres ident, II. K. GraysOn Secretary and A.
{, Hamilton Superintendent
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Voracious sheen.

The sheep roaming the Sierras are work
ing havoc with the grass and everything
else green that they can reach, reports r,
w. Nelson, special agent of the Department
of Agriculture They seem TO be every-
where, in countless numbers, from the
foothills to 1900 feet elevation, and in
their wake is absolute denudatiOn. They
are retty near TO the top of Mt. Whitney,
and only the most inaccessible parts of the
public domain have not been attacked
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Ben Hogan

VIII give his grand picturesque exhibition
of wonders and mysteries OF the Hawaiian
Islands, and life and customs of the natives.
A huge lake of fire. The ever changing
shades and colors for beauty and grandeur
are indescTibable. showing the crater Ia
course of eruption, which is really enchant-
ing This is the finest scenery ever placed
upon canvas. Y. III. c. A. Hall. Suffer
street. this and Saturday evenings. For
ladies and gentlemen.
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Bank and Trust COMPANY.

The stockholders of the American Bank
and Trust Company at their meeting on
Monday elected the following Directors M.
i. Marshall, David Kerr, Il. A. Selfridge.
a bner DOble, Behrend Jo0st, j. w. Farren
and Edwin Fretwel The board organiza-
ton resulted in the election of Edwin Fret
well, President; AbBer Doble, Vice. Presi-
dent; James J. Pagan, Cashier; j. w. Fal-
rem Jr SecretaFv
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Preparing for Curtis Trial.

Judge Trout viii occupy Judge Lawlor 5
courtroom Department 8 during the trial
of NJ. b. Curtis. This is in anticipation of
the great public interest that will undoubt-
edly be taken in the trial, and the court
room Of Department is about twice as
large as Judge TrOutt's room.
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Two Petty swinhlara

Two men who gave their names as Camp
bell and StTOus contracted with z. j..
Thomas to print programmes for the Master
Mariners ball and secured several adyer-
tisementS, for which the money was col
lected. They paid Thomas with forged
order on the Mainline Paint Company. lie
programmes they printed were not used
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A IL PRIVATE DISEASES, BAD BLOOD merry
no debility, defects; cure Taut'd; $500 for
felt only Ricord Dispensary, 229 Kearny; free. t;
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 3 CENTs-THE WEAKLY
y CALL In wrapper. ready for mailing.
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525 Montgomery street, near Clay. open until Il
O'Clock p n. BRANCH OFFICES; 40 Market
street, near Kcarny, open until u O'clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until 8 so O'Clock; sos
Larkin street. open uatI 9:30 o'clock; 25l5 Mission
street. open until O'Clock p. NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street omen until Q.3D p H.
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THE EASTERN 0FFICE OF THE GAIL,
THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE Al
New Yorl, .. rBENTANo BROS. Union Square
,-..aro - News stand Palmer House
,.-,, ,7-ir.oe- GAII0T & JOUBEBT,
-'N' l151s Common St
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called at the Morgue yesterday and said that
Fealy was farmer of Napa County. who
came to this city to be treated for pneu-
monia Fealy left considerable property,
but no known heirs.
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Mrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup"

Has been used over nifty years by millions OF moth :
trs for their children while teethlng. with perfect
success. II sVothes the child softeHs the gums al
Lays palm wind collie. regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from tetthing other For sale by dru; =
eists IN every part of the world. BE and ask
for Mrs Winslow's Soothing syrup twenty-five
ceHfsa bottle
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Ident,fied as n Nina F,rnsr

The man who died at the Bonanza House
in November and was buried as an ''un-
known" has been identified as John Fealy.
A citizen of Rutherford, Napa County,
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EXPLICITLY DENIED.-Gustaye MattsOn Of
"a Howard street denies that lie, or any one so
named, took part In cutting affray there or
elsewhere on Wednesday night, as reported yes
tefqay.
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HoARsES Ess.-An suffering from Irritation Of the
Throat and HoaryeRcss Will be agreeaDiy surprised at
the immediate relief afforded by the of Brot0a's
Brouchia IfOches." Sold only IN boxes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-15

SCRoFULA is more formidable enemy than
either consumption cancer alone, for scrofula
combines the worst possible features OF both 1t
is cured by Hoods SarSaparllIa. the blood purifier.
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J.F.CUTTERsOLD BoURBoE.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all trs-class druggists and
grOeets. 1IRdenark-SLaT within shield.
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~ Home Mutual Insurance Company
10 san Francisco, January 2, / S92. Couforma-
bly, TO the provisions o. Section OF the bylaws Of
this company, the next annual meeting OF Stock
holders Will be held al its prime pal once (northeaS
corner OF California and Sansome streets. san Fran
cisco, California;. az ! o'clock P. NJ, on MONDAY.
January 18TH A. ID. S92 for the election of Direc
tors 20 until their successors shall be elected
under the provisions OF said bylaws. The polls Will
be open from / to 4 o'clock CHAS. Il. STORY,
ia3 I'd Secretary
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PARTNERsHl NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTS ER.
~ ship-Notiee is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the ffrm name or w. II. DwYER q co. was
mutual consent. W. H. DWYER will continue Ia
business at Stall No. "a, Bay City Market. San
Francisco. w. II. DWYER.
1a13 3t* II. b. HINSoN.
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FEMALG n.l.P WANTED.

AfANTED-A SECOND GIRL FOR FAMILY
w OF two, wages $25, see lady here ut haif-past
TO- frs t-eass laundress, 81 day: German cook,
$50; German nurse for grown child. $50; so
homework girls. $25 and $50. Applyto MISS
PLUNKETT 434 suffer st. 1t
IA ANTED-lO COOKS, WITH OR WITHOUT
W washing, S25 and SS0: 4 second girls 500
nurses $40 aud $25: laundresses, S25 cooks
for private boarding house, $35 and sac; wait
resses so and SIS week: Kitchen helper $40. and
others. Apply 10 j. +. CR0SETT & CO., branch
3l2 Suffer st. IL
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DAILY CALL (ucludiug sundays, So per year by
man POSTPAID; IS cents per week, or SO cents per
calender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
dye copies three months, SIS - SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pacesl, 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALI. and WEEKLY CALL 81 90 per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eiEht pases). 81 p per y ear
psstpaid C!ubs Of ten fSent to one address), $40.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE GAIL
SO Potter luidiuE, New York CITY Is provided Win
$50 l,5ifo-nf, pauers Visitors welcome. Ad-
vert. sing rates and sample copies furnished.
Il X NISCH Manager.
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" GAZETTE, APO Kearny st. II
(1LERKS SEEKING POSITIONS As SALESMEN,
Osalesiadies. cOpyists booS-keepers stenOgraphers
obtain them Clerks Bureau 300 Kearny r. /. II %
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PERSONALS.

A Ii LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
n female specialist MRS. DIR. GWYER, 31i ~
Hyde ST.; a private home for patients, with every
orafa
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TIE MORNING CALL
pTR{TCATTON OFFICE .

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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w ANTFD - UNFURNISHED 4ROOM FLAT
w close in: might buy carpets, range ana
tains MoRGAN'S Exchange, - Kearny. ja15 II
CUNNY ROOM AND BOARD NEAR CABLE
- line for ladies employed during day; not to
exceed $50 per month. Address Lady. Box 81.
CALL Branch ONCE. lt+
OFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS IN
- private family in Western Addition Call ~
Tehama. ia14 3t~
IA ANTED-9 OR 3 ROOMS COMPLETELY FUR
w nIshed for housekeeping blocks of Market and
Taylor sts.; be reasonable. Address Il. o., Box 81,
CALL Branch ONCE. jal3 Sts
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Auction SALES TODAY.
WEATHER REPORT.

rrn<1rrRr.- By Al. Cressweil at lo45 Market
St. so IL O'Clock.
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4 CLEAN SWEEP - THE WET DRY-GOODS
n advertised yesterday all sold. but we II I'VE
over 5000 yards OF remnants OF calico. ginghaa,
sateen, eashmeres towe'ing, table linen, dress alb
RIGS and other seasOuabe and serYiceaDle goods
offered at big dtscountS-20, so and 100 per cent
of regular price, one line of dress paids dark re-
duCed from 25c to 12I2c al! wool line all-wooI
small plaids, dark, good value at soc now goes
at 25c; giughams IN dress styles. large plads aud
stripes. from sc to 6I4c: apron domestics not
very pretty, 64c; come see us to-day; it will pay
you; when reduce prices We make IL tell
SMLLH.s. Al6, us Lr0n. 81. s. z Cal i.Ll
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For choicest groceries at lowest prices, call al
Sbarboro K Co.'S. Grocers, 53l Washington ST.
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SUPERIOR HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
- one or more little children: best care: pleas
ant house; sunny grounds; reference if desired. 3
Glen Park ave, of Twelfth ST., bet Mission AMI
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NOTICE OF MEErINGn-

EarnA nlince pes SWANS. 2l3 suffer street
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4 TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
II $40 and all costs paid collections city or cOuu-
Try. COFFEY'S COLLECTION Co, GO7 Montgom-
erF st. Rmn
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A DYfCE FREE on ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
~ specialty marriages anRUlled, quick, qulss;
suits commenced III any county: collections, claims
damages, heas, attachments etc, enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits or every description de-
Tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms 4ble:
no charge unless sUcCessful: criminal aud civil
lawyers practicug in all the courts; established 10
years; references, banks and business houses q.
W. HOWE * co, attorneys and couuselOr5-at-taW,
$50 Market St. corner Stockton. seq u
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A l26 KEARNY, ROOM 9. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for la lies;
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrl u
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Af ME. DR. ID. ATLANTA THE HIGHLY CELE-
WI brated business and test medium. seventh
daughter. born with double veil aad wonderful
gift Of second sight tells entire life from cradle to
grave; every hidden mystery revealed; tells OF
your decease and date v hen things are TO happen:
gives advice in business lawsuits marriages d.
yorCes deaths, uniting the separated. removing AL
evil Influences; she has no equal; open Sunday;
gives name OF future hus band or wife 1871 sixth
St, first floor upstairs.- niI2 II