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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
SHE WILL RIDE A WHEEL
Row a Famous Temperance Advocate
VIII Take Her Out Hgs.


Frances Z. Willard, famous as an adYo-
cate of temperance and christianity, is going
to give the bicycle a test Her determine
ton to venture on the wheel has set Evans
ton agog. No criticism has made her
weaken in her resolve, and her frmness is
so great that she has scattered the informa-
ton wide that she Is going to ride q safety.
81 haven't tried riding on a safety bicycle
yei," said Miss Willard, Though | have
been investigating to some extent We have
had tricycle. here for about eight years.
So. you see, am not exactly novice In
cycling, though / understand riding tri-
cycle and riding bicycle are two very diff
ferent things. a ridGg-school will be my
first attention Then, having overcome the
necessary trials. intend using my wheel
daily"
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is the last unfortunate
woman TO find il out.
Princess Elizabeth was
married to Grand Duke
Sergius, the brother of
the Gar of Russia, in
1884, and before three
years of their married
life had passed Uupleas-
ant rum0rs began 10 cir
eulate. Since then the
tact has been established
that Sergius Alexandra
witch is given TO abusing
his wife. and that if his
rank was not SO exalted
atA Ms En.pn INV ppsata
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
HOT WATER OH TAP.

4 Frenchman's Ingenious Combination
or Andiron aud Teapot.
The latest thing in tea kettles comes to US
from Paris in the form of the utensil shown
in the accompanying sketch. The andiron
is entirely hollow, so that il may be filed
VITA water. a cock placed at the side per-
uniting the drawing off OF the boiling
fluid as it is needed. If it is desired to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
Two Finrers Amputat4d.

Edward higgins of 1879 Natoma street
bad his right hand crushed by falling box
of tin at the store of w. w. Montague &
Co, 81 Market street. yesterday afternoon.
1t was found necessary 10 amputate the first
and second fingers of the injured hand.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
Two Young Men Missing.

James Devin and Edward Brown, young
men who recently arrived from Tulare
County, disappeared from their lodgings at
1922 twenty fourth street last Thursday.
leaving their personal effects behind. Their
disappearance was reported TO the police
vactardaV
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Different Opinions.

II don't think Mr.. Bunker Is much OF q
coDversationalist, observed Miss Elder.
We'll. he called on me last night" re-
piled Miss Young, as she carelessly twired
new ring on the third finger OF her left
hand, 'and l found his conversation quite
engaging"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
The MorId,s Fair.

Within few days the National Board of
Worlds Fair Commissioners will make the
appointment Of a chief yiticultural officer.
The cnntest is said to be between Benjamin
Truman, II. Nj. LaRue and j. Schiiiber.
At the local headquarters it is not known
which enc will be selected.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08

j. NJ. Donabue for June 80, when there will
be grand excursion around the bay and TO
Ell Campo. Colonel William FL. Mention,
the general freight and passenger agent of
the company, will have charge OF the ex-
N rainn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
burning Tea.

Fire broke out in Levin Brothers tea
store, at 1874 Sixth street, at 9 ;45 o'clock last
night. and consumed stock valued at 500.
The alarm was rung in from box 65. The
fire started in a closet at the rear of the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
Work for Yonng Men.

The Young Mems Christian Association
has recently published a neat and attractive
prospectus, announcing attractions of men,
bership In the institution for ths next six
months. 1t is illustrated and makes special
reference to the athletic department of the
work.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
Artillery Practice,

Major John 1. Rodgers. First Artillery.
department inspector of artillery. will dur
ing lie target season visit the Preside of
San Francisco, Fort Mason ana Alcatraz
Island, Cal, for the purpose Of observing
The methods of conducting the artillery tar
pet practice at those posts.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
WIFE OF THE CARS BROTHER.

An Unfortunate Woman Who Married
Into the ROmenoH Family.
1t is not exactly a safe proceeding to
marry into the Romanoff family, of which
Alexander III. Emperor OF all the Russias.
is the living head; and Elizabeth, daughter
Of the Lite Grand Duka LulMig OF HasSe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
An EmbezzlInr salesm,n.

C. Fleischer, a salesman for the S. p.
Taylor Paper Company, was arrested yes
ierday and booked on two charges of mis-
demeaner enlightenment. He is accused of
having collected various small sums which
lie failed to turn over to the company.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
Hitting the Pine.

Charles Goldsmith, an ex-prizefighter,
and Harry Clinton were found smoking
opium last night in JOINT at GIT Dupont
street, and we're arrested by Sergeant Tobn
and posse, vino were looking for lottery
Uo IN
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08

Round-trip transfer tickets are now on sale at
any of our offices at reduced rates, viz: One
trunk, round TRIP 90 cents; single trip 80 cents.
Keep your baggage checks until you reach this
city. Morton Special Delivery, II Geary ST. eaE,
4US Taylor, Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08

The law Of evolution works in language
as well as in other things. Twenty thou
sand words have been added TO the English
language in the department Of biology
alone since Darwin's discoveries.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08

a bull's-head breakfast viii be given at
the Casino, Golden Gate Park. on Sunday
morning next by the Society of Old Friends.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
The Young Mem. Ins,i,u,e.

The Grand Council of the Young Mems
Intitute yesterday closed contract with
the San Francisco and North Pacific Rail-
way Company for the use of the steamer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08

Concerts by kttZsIfs famous band Of solOists
are gwen every Wednesday evening al the Pied
mont Baths Oakland. Admission % cents.
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baggage Notice..

BFBTELING has the only reliable methods 60
IL effective sight. 427 Kearny street.
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BEER STAMP CAsE.-ID the United States
District Court yesterday. b fore Judge Morrow,
the case OF John Booker owner of the HaywardS
Brewery, was commenced. Booker is OH trial
for re-isSu1pg beer stamps. The case VIII con-
tlRHe 10 Gay and perhaps tomorrow.
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Silk Department
It may serve assist you your selection whether look
ing for naty street delightful evening dress
All here. Among them note these

At SOC.
INDIA SILK, a special value. in am the ronu'ar
shades including cream. navy. 0.t.N. gag and
seal artistic floral effects u c9..;r san. 60 .oFs
width u inches
At soc.
ALL-sILK RHADAME. l9 I.caes wac. - r-,s E l-
lowing shades: NavT, gris, mrG s.e;.. ran.
golden, havana goblin. malsy. 81. 81 &C., g .rt-t
and black.
At CSC.
FAILLE, all SILK. j. inches uI6-. ra. e .-i g.. "a
fine value, usually sold FOR 27c
At 7SC.
STANLEY CREPE a soft deiiesre fs-+-.-. SD. 10
eolOrs, such as ecrU. piaE. -r.. ...- ,--..
shrimp. mode, tan, cardinal a4a ,.---
EtZ5C.
6RENADINE OF tie aI->iIE iroa-;raaa s.lL a
luCAe, wide black
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08

Our Silk Department is increasing in popularity daily
The obvious: First you have elegant
stock to select FROM second every yard is guaranteed be
represented third prices the lowest III San
Francisco
No establishment conforming the general rule of
allowing dressmakers discounts sell the figures
a house with but price everybody Our values
low prices and honest principles have unquestonably
for us the large patronage we now enjoy If you will look
through our
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08
Weak Men and Women

CHoULD USE DAMIANA BTTTEisS. rae
- Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health aRa
Strength TO the Sexual Organs MOI eS4Gl
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-08

at 9Oc.
7 .ttA1FD SATIN DANASSE. all silk twilled
l't-s Us cy iltN patterns aGd floral effects. regu-
l4r NaiHa I %.
ht SI.OO.
Salts SIR Pc GRENADINE. p inches WIDE In
black. ~. exceptional value.
at si.oo.
FiLi BHD TNBIAS, in seli-coloTed broCaues. neat
rht--s ai s~om patterns. colcrs-lemou. ciel,
plHs reese, cream and ecTu, p inches vide.
At sI.25.
rEssrA' SILKS. 70 inches wide. All The latest
vIs iu-~
st SI.75.
F!-a=.1 CREPE, the very newest novelty for
80 .-..#-.s tv-aI'ly wear, in dehcate shades. iu-
s-Htl.-- .lIFette. cieI StlantlqUe aad nickel.
At $500.
E3-NGAIIN... extra heavy, 81 inches wide, new
sa41cs, s- elegant fabric Tor hfgh-grade dresses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28

a young wife ought to know that she is
Il possible, even probable mother. and CON
sequentlv should so order her life that
when her kingdom comes it may prove a
Joy aud blessing to her 1t is sad com
ment on the civilization of this age that
the advent Of the first baby too often
proves the Inauguration of series of dis
eases resulting in a nervous, irritable
mother of a peevish ailing child.
y young mother ought to know that
monthly nurses are not infallible, and
therefore her own common sense must to
some extent control and modify the nurses
treatment of baby.
Discipline should begin within twenty
four hours of his birth, regular hours for
feeding, sleeping and bathing being ah9o-
lUtely essential to his welfare as we'll as
for her own peace and comfort
Frequent and unnecessary handling is
positively injurious during the early DAYS
Of his existence, baby, like kitten or
any other young animal, being all the bet
ter OFF for "A little wholesome neglect
He should sleep by himself
Linen diapers are less harsh to the sensi-
tive skin of an infant than cotton. unless
the latter are very old. Cotton is often
advocated in preference to linen upon the
ground that it is not SO cold when wet
but a wet diaper is a cold diaper of what
ever material it may be, and should not he
allowed to remain on the child for mo-
mept.
Prolonged and excessive crying may
sometimes cause rupture of the navel in a
young infant In such case a physician
should be at once consulted, as navel rup-
ture is readily controlled during infancy.
1t is less easily managed in later child
hood and incurable in adult age.
Long trailing robes on an infant are
cruel and absurd. He should be warmly
but lightly dressed in clothes reaching not
more than quarter of yard beyond his
feet.-BabyhOod
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28
WOMAN AND HOME.
THE REFINING AND LASTING lNFLU-
ENCE OF A MOTHERS LOVE.

Things a Young wife Should Know-sim-
pie Preventives-Furniture in Swad-
ding Clothes-Tho Food of Infants.
Tansy Kills Moths.
No matter how times may change and
we by force of circumstances are compelled
TO change with them there is one sentiment
that stands firm and true through all the
Rges, bright point Of light amid the shift
ing blackness of earths sweet trials-a
mothers love. 1t matters not that baby
hood has long since been left behind; it
means no diminution in the protecting ten
derness in that mother heart that we have
passed the age where physical help is
needed to guide our lettering infant feet
dry our childish tears and sympathize with
our little sorrows-we do not change to her
Life's greater and fuller troubles that roll
like overwhelming pillows upon the strug-
ling man or woman are still to the dear
faithful heart the worries of her baby boy
or girl.
The mother never realizes that the years
have changed her little one into strong
helpful adult. She knows he needs her.
and she it is of all the world that can com
fort rs no other comforter and counsel, as
no other adviser. She reads the heart; the
WORTH Judges ohr "cVionS, Sne LUIS "ncre
oohers may conueiln' 0he III WORD Is
~, Iho'her' an" "l"S h'o,c can oe s''lu'
lne gay WIZ COME "neIi 'no9e 'ireu ilaiitiS
"le iolueu' never niole W 'Oi' !oi O"c cnlIu
y, nJ' ne"i.' "no. 'noso !o,I,ls esee 'lo
oiostu' never hlole W open III s'"'' surprise
Nv Cuo coming vi oiIo iiio'O "eai' anu '"e
"oriu Will 10 Oh ouC never qui'e we same
70 Une que ""o mas iaiu away ia '"e bI",e
'n"U ue"r one "i'o "iluei''ooo Tile 'iiais,
wiz Hiloo. heu .iie 'oIils uIo"; ~iiI iooNeu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28
Tansy Kills Moths.

There is one sure preventive of moths,
and one which | have never seen men
toned. 1t is tansy. Sprinkle the leaves
freely about your woolens and furs, the
moths will never get into them. When |
was n child my grandmother used to send
me to the tansy patch on the hill with a
large basket in which TO bring home plen-
ty Of tunsy leaves. In the garret were five
large hair covered trunks, studded with
brass nails filled with her best blankets,
coverlets flannel sheets, etc. Some of them
had never been used until my grandmother
had grandchildren, Notwithstanding She
always had large family to provide beds
for. But the supply Of her bedding, linen
and other household articles were in ex-
cess Of the demand.
This large amount Of bedding table
cloths. towels and linen sheets were spun
and woven in her fathers house, and the
girls We're given full liberty To take all
they We're willing TO make up for them
selves That was part of their marriage
dover. | can we'll remember how grand
mother took The extra supply out of those
trunks in the garnet once year, hung the
articles on clothe.line down in the or
chard, beat them and then put them away
again to lie amid the tausy leaves until an
other year The fourth generation of her
posterity are sleeping under those same
blankets and blue aud W hitc covcrlets now,
which proves the efficacy Of that remedy
OF the olden time. food Housekeeping.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28

I'm training my three sons to sew on
their own buttons. They are beginning to
do it of their own accord. They don't fol-
low me about the house now, with coat
in one hand and button in the other
They 20 and get needle and thread and
sew the button on They've found out it
saves time and strength and words
at seems cruel to make boys sew on
their own buttons
Cruel; It's kind! Those boys won't al
ways have me to sew on buttons for them.
They would be badly of indeed if they
had to do 1t some time, and didn't know
how It's right they should learn to do
such things for themselves, \ boy should
be taught to make his own bed put away
his own clothes, and sweep and dust hi,
room occasionally, and not always expect
an overworked mother or younger sister 10
do such work for him.
/ think II boy ought not to be entirely
ignorant even of cooking. 1t might be u
great advantage 30 him some time to be
able TO make a good cup of coffee, broil u,
chop or cook potatoes. some people pro-
fess TO think that such know ledge comes
10y nature but ! believe ii 5 oftcncr the
case that if not learned early it has to be
bought Of bitter experience, and we all
know experience is high priced teacher
to employ -llarper's liazar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28

The fashions of the Abyssnian women $
hcadgear are various, and do not differ
much from the mode of the men. The
hair is worn short and curly or in thin
plaits taken from the forehead back over
the Uranium in corduroy fashion to the
nape Of the neck, where it narrows and is
fixed up in a knot. Young girls will shave
their scalps close, leaving halo of fringe,
perhaps terminating in loose streamers be.
hind. This fashion is indeed very pretty
especially when framing handsome faces
which are by no means uncommon in
Abyssinia. Drapery thrown about their
well shaped figures (worn when their
gowns are in rags makes them absolutely
statuesque, and these damsels would be
attractive but for their uncleanlincss. =
Frederic Nilliers in Century.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28
WOInon and Snorts.

70 the disagreeable folk who always
sheer at anything woman does outside
the domain Of housewifery, and who re-
gard the engagement of the sex in any
sport" as n mere excuse for seeking mas
culine society, it may perhaps be some.
what of a revelation to read the Gentle.
woman's Book of Sport" The articles
upon such subjects as riding, fishing,
cricketing, golfng and boating are all
written by women who evidently under
stand the sports upon which they descant,
but the points which seem especially
worthy of notice. as refutng the insinua-
tion that women only fish and play golf
and SO on for the sake Of securing male
companionship, are that Lady Colin Camp.
bell, who writes upon fishing, lays stress
on the fact that its great charm lies in the
solitude of it's occupation, and that Miss
Stewart, who descants on golf, snys that
all the girl enthusiasts are to be found on
the links long before the men have break.
fastcd.-Lontlon Letter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28

Specialists for children acknowledge
very generally that the most important
considerations in regard to the care os
children during infancy concern food
and its assimilation, proper clothing and
hygienic influences, In regard to food,
mothers milk. when of good quality
(Which must be determined principally by
results, is undoubtedly the most desirable.
If for any reason it must he withheld a
substitute must he found that closely re-
sembles it. Animal milk is supposed to
be the best basis for this substitute, cows
milk preferably, although it is difficult to
digest on account of the caseine it contains
This cheesy, iudigestible element forms
large compact curds in the stomach, which
produce irritation and pain, and many Ills
incidental to infancy can be traced to this
cause
The proportion Of water required to re-
duce this cascine is one half for very Young
infants, and about one third as the child
grows older. This necessary diution
naturally reduces the fat, consequently
cream must be added, beginning with two
teaspoonfuls, Increasing gradually to a
tablespoonful by the time the child is n
year old. Do not increase the cream after
this, no matter how much milk is used
Milk sugar must he added to supply the
peculiar sugar found in mothers milk,
beginning for a very young infant with a
quarter of n teaspoonful and increasing
gradually to Il teaspoonful, which is the
maximum amount to be given. Add a
pinch Of salt to each portion. This food
will he found to agree with child that is
in average health-Loui9e +. Hogan in
Rainy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28

| wonder that more people do not buy
their coffee by the bag and store it in "a
clean, dry place. They would discover an
Improvement in the flavor of the coffee and
a decrease in the price. The moment
coffee is Drowned it is ready for use, and
the browning of coffee is indeed simple
process. A weeks supply can be roasted
and placed in an air tight vessel. Family
roasting machines, which hold about a
pound, can be bought for $50 When
coffee is purchased in small quantities
from the grocery store, where it has prob
ably lain in loosely covered box several
months aft,r' browning one cannot help
getting an inferior quality and this plan
Of buying green coffee and roasting it
cJmmends itsclf.-Food
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28
-ease. Various Kepsinston and other


schools have developed the fancy for en-
broidery, and the faculty for doing it until,
according to the best authorities On this
subject, no well regulated household is
complete without certain amount of
more or less artistic needlework. 1atting,
netting, drawn work, spatter work, as well
rs various plain, embroidered and painted
silks and satins, have ut divers and sundry
times done duty as a decorative fad.
There have been Indications of the de-
cadence of the altogether senseless and I'M
practical practice of covering furniture OF
all sorts with draperies and curtains and
tides, but such desperate effort is made
to retain these trimmings that it Is almost
matter of doubt whether the anti
millinery millennium is likely to dawn as
soon as we have fondly hoped for, if at all.
OF course there is something to be said on
both sides of the subject. This drapcry
fashion gives employment to n great many
women, and is, in way, good for bust
ness. This is one of the claims put for>
ward to hold the style in favor, but mos.
people have become so weary of it that
there is an imperative demand for a change,
or at least some modification which shall
relieve our apartments of the plethora o!
dry goods.
table cover, piano cover portierc or %
full sized drapery for handsome lounge
is n legitimate article and has reason for
being, but bit of silk twisted around 4
picture, some other bit thrown over tho
arm of n chair, a fringed ont section ove-
the top of a sofa or some diaphanous mate.
rial floating around an easel has no appar-
ent cause for existence, except it he the
desire to do something more or less artistic
and generally good deal less.-New Yorx
| pCppr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28
THE SWEETEST EYES.

Which are the sweetest eyes to you?
Tho brown, where FIRE and languor meet,
The sunny, laughing eyes Of blue,
Or black, with glanees shy and heet2
Or opuliuc, with chaugeful hue,
Or gray, whore mind with beauty vies, q.
Or violet, so sOft and true
Tell IRE, which are the sweetest eyes2
My darling bent her sunny head,
Her radiant face seemed half divine,
'Vrhe sweetest eyes to the" said,
Are those that LOOK With love in mine"
Nj, A. Dennison in Critic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28

It is always well to know what to do be
fore the doctor comes, Serious trou BILE
can many times be obvated by good nur,-
ing aud the application of local remedies.
and mothers should be wise in their gener-
alton and study into these things some.
what, as diphtheria, scarlet fever or Group
work so ularmingly fast and work sodeadly
sure
When an epidemic of any of the above
mentioned scourgcs Is raging the follow
ing disintectant has been found excellent.
Turpcntine, | ounce; oil of eucalyptus,
l ounce; carbolc acid, . ounces. a table
spoonful Of this mixture should be placed
in an open vessel of boiling water on the
stove in the living room and constantly
renewed as needed.
Another absolutely essential disinfectant
is Thorough cleanliness. This has been di-
luted upon so often that il would seem
that every one must be aware of its i'm.
portance; but alas there is still room fo,
improvement in the matter, The garbage
bucket drains and cellars are constantly
dealing out death 10y poison.
Membranous Group or diphtheria in its
first stages can often be relieved by burn
Ing equal parts of tar and turpentiuc, the
patient inhaling the dense black fumes
that arise from the mixture. About one
tablespoonful Of each should n. placed on
a shovel and then lighted. In short time
the membrane thus luoSeued will be emit
ted from the throat. The sooty fumes fiji
ing the room will soil everything they
come in contact with, but that is "A small
matter when life is at stake. This does
not at all interfere with the doctors medi
cines.-L. j.. Chttenden III Homemaker.