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The morning call., 1892-05-03
0Tha TMo Ornhnnsn

Mr.. Joseph r. Grismer and Miss Phe be
Davies, supported by Mr.. George 0sbourne,
brought out this familiar French melodrama
again at the Alcazar last evening The al
tendance was large, aud the performance
gave eminent satisfaction to those present,
especially the acting of Mr.. Grismer as the
Chevalier, of Miss Davies as Louise, and of
Mr.. George Osoourne as the decrepit Pierre
FrOchard, whose heart was made from a
nobler pattern than his body. and who,
when he is pushed into corner by lis
bullying brother, utters the threat that dis
arms him, I'VE come from race who kill"
"The Two Orphans" will be repeated this
evening.
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The French Colonz,s Benefit.

Trial by Jury" and ''Cavaleria Rusti-
cana" were played at the Tivoli last even
ing for the benefit Of the Libraire Fran
calse of this city. We are sorry to say the
attendance was not SO large as the occasion
especially the orchestral portion of il, was
quite above the average why should the
attendance be So SMALL" was asked the
manager of the theater. Hard times" he
replied with a shrug of his shoulders, "when
our Fir ench population fail TO respond to
such demand as this there must surely be
a contraction In the III oney market"
The morning call., 1892-05-03

Monterey southwark to San Diego. The
abnormally low temperatures have been ua-
favorable to crops generally throughout the
Pacific SoYe. The rainfall IN the north
west portion Of Northern California has
been above the normal. South Of the par
allel Of 400 there has been deficiency. Inc
rainfall in this city to date has been 1886
fpnbas
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infinite pleasure. They made the roof rig
with anarchical cries. Why does not 4f.
theater in this city. take into consideration
the fact of the ciIy's growth in civilization
and leave such plays as 1.-The Bandit King"
for the delectatlon Of the people beyond the
WaSatch Mountains?
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Aponlexy and Beer.

A. II. Llnderman Of 2Ol Fremont street
fell in TT yesterday while drinking beer in
the saloon at 543 Howard street.. He was
taken to the Receiving Hospital, where a
quart of steam beer was pumped from his
stomach He did MOREOVER conscfOusne SIS,
butdicd al Glib O'clock last night. The
hospital physicians think his death was
caused by apoplexy. An inquest will be
held to-day.
The morning call., 1892-05-03

a meeting of the California Athletic Club
was held last night. and the committee on
nominations handed In its report of names,
: with II. b. Cook for president, and it was
accepted, after which it was discovered that
there was no: quorum present.
President Fulda announced that he will
not be candidate for any Office in the gift
of the club
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ILL., NE .Now EsTOPPED.
A ParIor Entertainment.

This (Tuesday) evening at o'clock, al
TIE residence of Mr.. II. Ii. MahaD, 20O1
Eddy street, delightful parIor entertain.
ladies' furnishing fund of the Street Rail.
road branch Of the San Francisco Young
Mems Christian Association. The Dolores
Club. Mrs. Alice Waltz Grey, Miss Pearl
Noble and others prominent in musical cir
cleS will participate
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A Chinese Burglar.

For some time past Nine. Schneider, the
landlady of the Hotel Mirabeau. has re-
ceived numerous complaints from her
guests Of petty larcenies committed in the
rooms Of the hotel. Every possible effort
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name ana residence OF persons authorized
to nave the same published.
The morning call., 1892-05-03

Lieutenant Finley. in charge of the Wealth
er Bureau, says that in spite Of the favora-
bic conditions for precipitation. the amount
fallen has been insufficient for vegetation In
the southern portion of the San Joaquin
Valley, and in places along the coast from
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REMOVAL NOTICE!

d EMovAL NOTICE - NOTICE is Hereby
IL given that the Office OF the Peer Peerless CrOcker
and Weldon Mining Companies will be removed to
room %. Nevada block, ON and after May /. 1892.
an2l IL AUE WAFER NAN. SecrRtarv
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REMOVAL NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE.
IN office of tue Utah Consolidated Mining Conf
pany will be removed to room So, Nevada Block.
on and after May l. 1892.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
ap2Ol5 A. H. FISH Secretary
The morning call., 1892-05-03

At a meeting of the Congregational Club
yesterday afternoon in the Y. NJ. c. A.
building on Suffer street. Dr.. Winship OF
Boston delivered long address on Pulpit
Eoquence," and was followed by Francis
Murphy, the temperance orator, who spoke
for the cause in his usual mastery manner.
The Methodist conference yesterday
morning adopted a resolution warning pas
tors throughout the United States and re-
ligous organizations generally to shun the
Rev. Felix Mayes as fraud and ScOun-
drel." Mayes is a recently converted Cnero-
kee chief, who came here from the north,
and succeeded in swindjng many people
by playing the missionary role" Now
that the sanctimonious warrior has returned
to tile land of his fathers, the preachers are
telling what they know OF his adventures in
this city and Oakland.
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LATEST SHIPFING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

MONDAY. May 2.
Bktn Robert Sudden, Uhlberg. g days from Ka
huiui; 1920 bags sugar, to j ID SpTeckeis d Bros.
Bktn Portland, Derm0t, days from Shollwater
Bay; SIS NJ IT lumber to Simpson Lumber Co.
spoken.
Apr 1886 OF n, 49, 5S w, Br ship flying signal
letters b w.
Foreign Ports.
RIO JANEIRO-ArrIved May 2-Stmrs Van Dyck
and FEDERATION, from New York.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
GLASGOw-Arrived May 2-Stmr State OF Ne
bTaska, from New York.
MISUNDERSTANDING May 2-Stmr Aller,
from New York
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A FRAUD.

The Methodists DsDounce Rev. EeIiA
Mayes as a scoundrel'
+ An adjourned meeting of the presbytery
Of San Francisco was held yesterday fore
noon. Rev. Franklin Rhoda presiding. The
case Of T.. NJ Dawson. who has applied for
reinstatement in the ministry. was laid over
until the fall meeting. Mr.. Dawson is al
present dangerously i'll in St Louis, hence
the delay in considering his application.
DR.. Easton introduced the Rev. DR..
Teoflo Gay. o. o., pastor of the Walden
sian Church at Rome, Italy who is now
visiting the coast on pleasure tour DR..
Gay spoke Of tile advancement Of Presby-
teranism In italy.
The morning call., 1892-05-03
1.-The Power of the Press"

Messrs Jessop and Pitou's melodrama
brought together large assemblage at the
New California. The principal members Of
the company. especially Mr.. James E. VIII
sou, discharged the duties of their respec-
tive parts very we'll; bat there is nothing in
the business that we have not seen in the
average melodrama Of the Sims and Pettitt
English school. The best idea we can give
of the piece is TO summarize the story of it.
The Incidents will suggest the action, be-
cause like causes are followed by like eff
fapts
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Amy stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the 23d day OF May 1892. will be
delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auc-
tiOu; ard unless payment Is made before will DO
sold on TUESDAY, the I4th day OF juno. 1892, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with the
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order
Of the Board OF Directors.
A. w. BARRows, Secretary
ofice-Room IL, 303 California street, san Fran.
cisco, Cal. ap16 I'd
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j. STADTFELD JR. Secretary.
On1ce-Room So, Nevada block. San Francisco,
Cal ap16 I'd
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d. G, BATES, Secretary.
Omce-3Oe Montgomery st. room 79, Nevada
Block, Gan Francisco Cal asl "a .
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Amy stock upon which this assessment shall ra-
main unpaid the 18th day OF May. Is 81. viii be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public suc-
ton, and unless payment Is made before. viii BE-
sold on FRIDAY, the Sd day OF June. 1892, TO pay
the delinquent assessment together with costs OF
advertising ard expenses OF sale. BY order OF the
The morning call., 1892-05-03

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT - GRAY EAGLE
IN Mining Company. Location OF principal place of
business, San Francisco. CAL; location Of works,
Placer County, Cal
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting Of the
Board OF Directors, held on the 18th day OfApril,
1892, an assessment. No 81 OF five 90 cents per
share. was levied upon the capital stock OF the
poraton. payable immediately in United states
gold coin to the secretary, the ONCE OF the
pany IL, 303 California street. San Fran cisco,
al =
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A sSESsMENT NOTICE - BRUNSWICK CON-
n soiidated Gold Mining Company. Location of
principal place Of business San Francisco, Cal ;
location OF works, Grass Valley Mining District,
Nevada County. California.
Notice is hereby given. that at q meeting OF the
board OF directors, held the fifteenth day or
April, 1892 an asSe, sment (NO. 81 OF two q
oents) per share levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable INN edately IN United
States gold coin T. the secretary st the oce of
company, room So, Nevada block, San Frsncisc
Cat. or 10 the treasurer, II. r. LouhsOery. 81
Broadway New York City. State OF New York,
prior To Inc eleYenth daY OF Nav. 1872
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Culver HILL MINING COMPANY-LOCATION
- of principal place OF business. San Francisco
CAL; location OF works, Gold Hill. Storey County,
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A SsESSMENT NOTICE ALPHA CONSOLE
~ dated Mill and Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business San Francisco Califor
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Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 5Ist day OF March,
1892, assessment (NO. 90) of ten (lOl cents per
share levied upon the capital STOCK OF the cor
poTstion, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin. the Secretary the oics of the com,
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A. S. GROTH, Secretary :.
Of1ce-4l4 California street. san Francisco. Cali:
fornia =. apS "a -.
The morning call., 1892-05-03

Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day of May 1892 Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made before. will be
sold on WEDNESDAY, the 25th dag OF May, 1892,
to pay the delinquent assessment together with the
cost Of advertising and expenses of sale BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
The morning call., 1892-05-03
AssEssMENT NOTICES.

CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING COMPANY
- Location OF principal place OF business, San
Frauciseo California; location Of WORKS, Gold Hill,
Storey Couaty, Nevada. ~
Notice is hereby given that at g meeting Of ths
Board OF Directors. held the thirteth day. OF
March, 1892. an assessment No 90. OF seVenty-hve
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation. payable Immediately in United
States gold eein TO the secretary az the once OF the
company, Ala California street. San francisco, Gala
ifOrnIa
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ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY
1892 viii be delinquent and advertised for st
public auctions and unless payment is made before
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Slst day OF May.
1882, to pay*ths. delinquent assessment together
with the costs of adyeTtIsn and expenses OF sale
-: e. B..HOLMES. Secretary.
orice-Roon g. Nevada block. .SOs Montgomery
BE,:SRn: Francisco. Cal. :: b.. ap9 ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

The position Of the body during liter
airy composition has always been a
matter Of great concern 10 authors.
Charles kingsley and numerous other
writer's OF distinction found that their
ideas flowed most freely when they
stood on their feet slowly pacing the
room, while one eminent composer did
his best work sitting bolt upright IN a
drawing-room chair, attired in his
finest clothing, and an American poet
Of note rests on his spine, his feet high
in the air, 70 write his most enjoying
verse On this point DR.. Lander
Brunton has made some Investigations
that entitle him 10 the worlds graft
tude, for he thinks that he has thereby
discovered the secret of having ideas at
will In the course of his experiments
he placed himself in various positions
and found that his mental activity was
greatest when ne lay fat on table.
Then ideas dubbed up in his mind By
and by he thought that, us he was do
ing so we'll in a reclining position, he
might sit up. but it would not do.
The moment" says the doctor, that
raised my head my mind became an
utter blank; 80 | put my head down
again tlat on the table and finished my
article in that position"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

OF darker heliotrope velvet, coming
from beneath the arms. fastening with
sailors ribbon belt and eonrnued
belt Ia narro~ str-Amer-llke ends oacz
sad front. those oeaind reaching almost
ID the 9roond The sleeves .4ad paid
toys and velvet cuffs snd the Lat was a
big and quantity beat heliotrope felt
with silver plumes-
Another dress " hich danced before
nv eyes a. one day aad dazzied me
With It's zigzags Was . crimson aud
black striped wool; the stripes showing
broad bands Of crimson with other
bands between Wherein black lines
see-saNs.i and made angles tih the eye
xave up the task Of tracing them This
peculiar ir0ck which marked out ito
Wearer-a piquant brUnette-Vs heTeyer
she went had broad plassron Of red N
front over the striped bodice. This plas-
tron Was buttoned down upon the shout
drrs aud extended in narrow point 70
the waist. where il ran under narrow
belt Of red kid with a silver clasp. The
SKIRT w1s plain. thereby dispiayin. the
zigkazs 10 the best posi- bic advantage,
and the sleeves were Of plain red cloth
with huge drapery sings of the zigzags
over them Al throat aud waist were
fur bands. and when IL came 20 stroll
under the falling leaves the brunette
wore black felt toque with fur edge
and crimson ribbons. am afraid she
will dit imp-hke through my visions of
nutting parties-for we went nutting-
for everInore-
| have said a good deal about checked
and striped things, haveft l? That is
because there are good many OF them
10 say things about IL would be the
easiest matter in the world to go on
talking indefinitely and never get out
OF checked and striped discussions
have, however, seen this week a travel
ing dress Of more than common impress
siyeness, which holds out a promise of
variety IL was designed for rich
bride, that is, for a young woman who
can buy a great many clothes out of her
own income and a great many more out
of her husbands
One of the fruits Of this comfortable
state of affairs is the aforementioned
frock OF silvery green cloth, cut as
cloak dress with loose back laid in
deep Vatican; the fronts hang straight
from tho shoulders and are edged with
black velvet, the lighter cloth lying in
scallops over this sable background.
Between the loose, widely separated
fronts is seen the short-waisted bodice
of green silk. shirred across just under
the arms and facing 20 the floor. The
costume has velvet edge at the bottom
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
An OLD IDEA EXPLODED
The Montague Treatment
Responsible for the
Revelation.

Years sgo when anyone suffered from Ca
tarrh they said. ITS only a catarrh and Don't
amount to anything When they found that
long train of evils followed III ITS wake they
vainly sought for 70 ief. Numherless socallcd
cures were offered. but they all proved worth
less. when the Montague Treatment Offices
were opened they all said. another fake.
they will be gone IN few months What
the real facts of the case are can be learned
rom the experience Of a man who has all the
advantage OF observation as well as expert
encr. This man. John Her. has charge OF the
Powers block. and sees everything that takes
place, and is in an unusual position 70 Judge
If = number of prominent ladies and gem
temen under treatment and the results
reached. lie says:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

The At OF the simple princess frock
barred In great checks Of darkest blue
and crimson, with hair lines of green
aud brown and black superimposing
themselves almost. apparently. at their
own discretion
Mr.. Cleveland Ia no dress reforrner,
for her skirts will lie several inches on
the ground. fraying their hens out and
gathering dus. like the draperies Of the
rest OF foolish humanity. About the
bottom OF the costume runs q deep band
OF blue velvet, and worn about the
princess is dark blue cloth overiress.
cut round AZ tho neck 20 show the plaid
a. a yoke and gathered away from the
waist under q blue velvet strap ON eith-
er side. letting the skirts fall apart In
front more or less after the fashion Of
the old time polonaise. The overdress
Is edgoss about completely with blue
velvet, and the frock has huge puts Of
cloth sleeves. with long plaid cuffs or
gauntlets - tho eibows IL has high
standing collar. and there Is ordered to
wear with II small. dark blue velvet
hat with standing bows and bunch of
crimson velvet chrysanthenums
Dark crimson gloves stitched with
blue are another accessory. Do you
like the picture? The gown itself. I
can assure you. Is thoroughly successful.
To be entirely impartial. even on the
eve Of election. have taken some pains
10 hunt up Mrs. Whitelaw Reid's dress
maker. A walking dress after n direc-
toire model has rewarded my exertious,
aud you can compare IL at your leisure
with the cheviot and draw what conclu-
sions You can as ~ the way. from the
strength Of these millinery tickets, the
voting ought 70 90.
Mrs Reid's frOck Is creamy brown
and black striped caInel's hair. the long
rsdingote. OF bias cut. turning back in
front In broad revers fastened with
huge black velvet buttons. These re-
vers run up into the very full and far
ing shoulder ruff'es which lie like wings
on either side OF the big black velvet
yoke and the high black velvet collar
and meet the full Vatican plait be-
hind From under the yoke which
comes down In point over the bosom
comes a shirred front Of creamy brown
80 held At the waist oy broad. folded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

vest and girsle. very short back and .
gray felt hat with profuse trimming of
crimson chrysanthemuns-
The streets are marvelously CAV with
color everybody seems 10 wear a.
Euch and - many as she can The
reds AM the vivid yellows and the
blues and the greens make q gorgeous
procession Then, TOO, every body wears
the great eTinkly chrysanthemum-
Men wear big golden ones on their coat
lapels, Can nybody tell Why men are
80 partial % yellow? Women carry
huge white ones and wear crimson and
parti-colored blossoms at their threats,
their belts and on their shoulders IL
Is the carnival Of color. for soon comes
winter and It's brown and gray.
ELLEN OSBORN.
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TIPS On THE STYLE
The Dressmaking Of Mrs.
Cleveland and Mrs. Reid.
AT A TUExDO HOUSE PARTY
Nine Modleska's Ccsl1m-s--The Great
P.aoTans Il UufO.ca bsiose
ths Feminine Eye.

suppose that irrespective Of poll
ties. women VIII perEnit themselves 70
listen - a word or two about Mrs-
Cleveland fall dressInaking The ques-
ton OF the ~earer's juDilation or disap-
polnLLne1t next week about the time
when the crimson and blue plaid eheviot
sboat which I want - tell you viii
come home has little enough Q. 10 with
tae gown Clothes. a. most OF us have
noticed at one time or another II our
lives. are not sympathetic.
The chegiOt - ia process Of eOnstrue-
ton At famous house on the avenue.
Two needlewomen were engaged upon
Il when II was shown u ne the 0.her
day, one OF them arepublican. the other
. democrat, and probably il would have
amused the mother tf Baby Ruth
nightly IL she could have listened 10
some Of their heated discussions. IL Is
- be hoped that representative pulling
As.t hauling has not interfered with
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30


One Of the most notable examples OF
the constant and yet almost impercepti.
BILE changes taking place in the heav-
ems is To be found in the motion of the
seven bright stars collectively known
as 1.-The big dipper." Higgins, the noted
astronomer, WAS for long engaged in
proving that five of these stars are NOV
ing in one direction, while the other
two are moving in a direction directly
contrary. Prof. Flammarion has re-
duced the Higgins calculations and
theories TO a system, arranging theIn
upon charts. These ingeniously con-
structed heavenly outlines show that
one hundred thousand years ago the
clipper" stars were arranged in the
form of cross, and that one hundred
thousand years hence they will have
assumed the shape of an elongated dia-
mond. stretching out over three or four
times as much space as they now Oc
cupy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

II had long been seeking relief from catarrh
and lung trouble. as was great sufferer. |
was gett x very weak. appetite gone. cough
Ing all the time. losing flesh last. nOstris Billed
up. etc. etc. | watched the course of the
Montague Treatment with suspicion at first.
but when VI. pocre ana Others knew were
cured and I saw what larg- number of peo-
pie were taking the treatment. and all speak
Ing high words of praise. | made up my mind
10 was Just what | wanted. ] can hardly tell
the immen. amouut 81 relief have expert.
enc Il. NV o9-n Is about gone. my 81 ength
com NJ back. appetite good and gaining in
" ght Instead - losing. Nv nostrils are
ear sad | get out Of bed IN the morning feel
ing refreshed iRsfCsd OF worse than when
retirei. Al ths patients meet say they II
perieace the same results DO. 1 am always
around the building and will gladly Il e to
anyone lhs fail facts in ms esse.
JoHx WrpR"
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and enormous velvet sleeves. With il
there goes black felt hat with silvery
green ribbons.
Mime. Modjeska has some novel frocks
this season. One of them is a white
cloth tea gown with front of delicate
pompadour silk, gold belt and a yoke
outlined with swansdown. There's
more swansdown at the foot and there
are long pointed open sleeves with
opal-tinted taffeta Take it all in all,
It's the very gown for what most wom-
en- haven't got-s white and gold bou-
doir.
Another OF her house gowns is slip
Of dark blue silk with yoke and
drapery over the breast, held by big
buckle Of dead gold. From this falls a
black lace overdrcss to lose itself in a
band % sable fur that finishes the skirt
1t bottom
Better suited To the needs of the
average woman was a red and gray
street dress | happened TO notice on
one Of our shopping thoroughfares this
morning. The lead gray background
had a small crimson figure, and a
sloped band Of crimson cloth gave a dash
of brilliancy to the skirt and made it
catch my eve. The jacket bodice had
handkerchief ends at neck and waist
which were passed through jet buckles
70 fasten. There was a gray velvet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30

REFERENCEs from SCORES 81 prominent
peop.e 81 me etv whe have been cured ~
csifarrA ant kindred troabies an e AZ this
odiee AMI sis as sprn 60 iasre .itsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-30
Terms for Catarrhal Treatment So Month.
A NOTABLE BENEVOLENT OFFER.

Free treatment Givn the deserving poor
rom % a. m. 50 % a m. on Mondays,
y eanesds-s and frdays