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a GOOD RESOLUTION.

One of the resolutions adopted at Tuesday
nights mass-meeting reads as follows:
That we denounce the culpable and
criminal interference of the Southern
Pacific in politics as the first cause Of the
vile corruption that exists everywhere and
we warn them to desist aud let us govern
ourselves"
This in itself is pretty good resolution.
Perhaps it would have been more to the
purpose if il had declared the purpose of the
meeting to compel the Southern Pacific
Company to retire from politics That
company will let the people govern them
selves when the people show that they
know how to exercise the power reposed in
them. But it may be asked how the South
ern Pacific Company Is to be forced out Of
politics. There is no more direct way than
to make the domination of that company in
politics an issue. Let the people hold as
unworthy Of Office Of trust or profit the can
didateS put forward by the railroad COM
pany. Through its patronage the Southern
Pacific can control several thousand votes,
but there are at least five it cannot control
FOR one it can. Let the five vote as they
think. The Southern Pacific as a free lance
In politics has elected its candidates by
throwing the votes in solid blocks for the
candidates on each ticket it wanted to
elect If the voters will vote again It
Southern Pacific candidates the company
VIII be forced out Of politics.
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make the New York Senate Democratic
in both Houses he would require the Leg
iSlature to enact law devOlving the chOic e
Of Presidential Electors upon the Legis-
lature The Democrats are making good
progress. Walker, the Democratic OPP
ponent of Sherwood. has been declared en-
titled to his seat by resolution. The other
side was not given a hearing The fact that
Sherwood was elected by a majority Of
1870 votes had no weight with the Demo-
cratic majority in the Senate. The New
York Republicans elected one Mugwump,
whose vote could not be relied upon, even
to prevent such an outrage as seating
minority candidate by resolution, without
iuquiIlng into the facts of the case, and
Z Republican whose eligibility was open to
Gu sstion. So far as these New York Re-
pubHcans are concerned, they are not en-
titled to sympathy; but if Hin should be
elected President by the electoral vote Of
New York. reason will be furnished why
Presidents should be elected by the pop
rsIar
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citizenship. This is something that cannot
be done without personal and individual
action. There are in every community
residents who do not desire to become
American citizens. Such persons do not
consider binding upon them the action on
the part of the legislative power which de-
clares them citizens against their will. 1t
may be urged that if such persons are to re-
main residents it is better that they be-
come citizens. We can have no assurance,
however, that the thrusting upon them of
duties they would not voluntarily assume
Inspires the patriotic feeling which is the
first condition OF good citizenship. 1t is not
many years since the doctire was held that
man could not renounce allegiance to the
country Of his BIRTH Now il is held, if the
foreshadowed decision of the Supreme
Court is correctly stated, that man may
be Invested Of allegiance without an act
showing consent On his part.
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THE HOLIDAY CALL.
lFROM TIE SAN JOSE MERCURY
THE SUNDAY CALL.

Tie old reliable Sau Francisco CALL came as
pleasant surprise 10 lis patrons yesterday. 1t
was one OF the ueatesl and most interesting pa
pers even published in The country. Its twenty
four pages are full OF choice matter and Illus
trated with most artistic cuts. One OF lis main
features is composed Of articles devoted 10 IN
du>uIes Of the metropolis aud the State. and
another Interesting feature is found In sketches
and portraits Of many OF tie leading men of san
Francisco. BESIDES these features u contains
many ably written stories ana miscellaneous ar
tIcles, ana Is all in all, a masterpiece OF Journal
ism, rejecting credit upon the energetic and
painStakiGg management 4 pleasing fact about
The CALL Is the clean, neat aud even appear
auCe OF lis uages
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KnIed WINE Drunk.

About 2:30 O'clock yesterday afternoon
John Copely, teamster in the employ of F.
W. Buchanan, was driving a loaded dump
cart along Devisadero street between Pine
and Bush streets, being at the time in an
intoxicated condition. He attempted to fix
the cart seat, and in doing so stood up. The
animal attached TO the cart moved suddenly,
and Copey was preciptated 10 the pave
ment where he was picked up and found
to be dead. His body was taken 20 the
Moreue, and il is thought ne died from
fracture Of the skull.
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ABOVE POLITICS.

There should be no politics in such case
as that presented in Nebraska. That Boyd
is Democrat and Thayer a Republican is
a matter OF little Importance. The real
question is whether alien residents Of a
Territory may become citizens OF q State
and Of the United States without taking the
oath renouncing foreign allegiance and ac-
cepting the responsibilities Of American
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General Meade Post, G. A. r.

General Meade Post, G. a. r., installed
the following officers Tuesday evening"
Commander, Charles B. Grass; ). V. Com
mander, John Murphy; J. V Commander,
William f. Howe; Adjutant, 5. II. Hunt !;
Quartermaster, F. {. Stillev; Chaplain, a.
p. Needles; Surgeon, c. A. Bailey. During
the evening n magnificent badge Of the
Grand Army. made Of solid gold, appropri-
ately engraved. was presented to General
John +. Sheehan, the retiring Post Com
mandn-
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Articles Of incorporation.

The San Francisco and Fresno Land Com
pany has been incorporated with 100000
capital and the following named as Direct
ors: Ii. NJ. Fortescue. J. p. Martin, H.
Pchoir, J. II. Dickinson and c. L. Mccoy.
The Chope Combined R0ller-Screen and
Shade Company has Incorporated with a
capital of $4,000 and T. Ch0pe, A. J. Will
kin>on, NJ. Stern, F. w. Theisen, W. J.
Wallis ". A. Cross and J. W. Shanahan as
Directors
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Superintendent Klncaid of the Industrial
School reports to the Board of Supervisors
that it cost $500 OF to conduct that institu-
ton during the month Of November
According to the report of Superintendent
Weaver it cost S7605 81 10 conduct the Aims
bouSa last month
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mot SURPASSED"


= E|I IIIE OAKLAND IINEs,T
The Sunday edition OF the san Francisco CALL
Yesterday was OF marked excellence. Il con-
tanned twentyfour broad pages Of high.class
matter appropriate TO the season. ana was pro-
fuse.y illustrated. IN artistic excellence typog-
iarhy and literary quality IHE CALLS annual
was not surpassed by any journal on The Coast.
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FEW EQUALS"

IRON THE VALLEJO CHRONICLEl
The san Francisco CALL issued a large aud
handsome number Sunday As a newspaper
The CALL has few equals
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a HAPPY UoNCEPTIoN."

-FBUU TIRE WOODLAND DETOCRATl
The SUNDAY CALL Of January I'd was a spIeu-
ala paper. The pictorial contrast OF san Fran
cisco as % appeared I'm lS4g and IS II appears
to-day was q happy conception.
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On Trial a Second Time.

The second trial of the divorce suit of
Matilda Cahill against Edward f. Cahill, in
which cruelty is charged, is in progress be-
fore Judge Levy.
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MAKING p vunEss.

Some days since it was reported that If
.Gofernor Hill Of New. York succeeded in
turning out enough Republican Senators to
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SeIznre at NalIein

JFCUTTER'sOLD BOURBON.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all tirst-class druggists aud
gTOcers. Trade mark-Star within shield.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND MORTGAGE:
nI mortgages bought. BAILEY, ne Market 30 I'm
G7Su 00O LOWEST MARKEr RATES ON
D ~. wv. country and city real estate; any
sum- A. SCHUYLER, 420 California st. oc10 Bins
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEND
" your old gold and 1ewelry by mail 10 the old aud
reliable house OF A. COLEMAN, Al Third st. San
Francisco; 1 will send by return mail the cash; IL
amount Is not satisfactory will return the gold BY
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
~ eSS kearny ST.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds, watches; low interest ocAse
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THE MORNING CALL
pVnITCATI0 y OFFICE

Has a larger circulation than any o1heF
,av-e,,a,,9,, ,,,,7l,rf-hed in San Francisco
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COX's GELATINE.-I725 1891. Checkered
packers only. The original and best gelatine.
Ask for new and large packet
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Deputy Revenue Inspector II. A. Clapp
returned Yesterday from Vallejo, where he
made a seizure of 500 worth Of contraband
nninm.
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BOOKS bought King, 10 Fourth street.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
KF Doric Lodge. NO.: 10, f.. and a
az A M-Stated meeting THIS THURS "a
DAY, January It'll. At 80 p. NJ. by order y "
OF the W. NJ. II ADoLPH KRONBERG Sec. W.
re- California Lodge, 40. !. y.
- and A. NJ Stated meeting THIS ~,
GT5anUki aeA II EyEN VEN Jaglqgary 7th' Xxx
1t FRANKLIN II. DAY, Secretary.
KS7 Hermann Lodge, No.I45, .,SSuuLll-
E~S ]. o. o. F.-The officers and mem >SfS2EEe$<-
bers OF the Funeral Committee re- 2@e<S9SSS=
quested 90 be present at their hall on (HfNF
FRIDAY. January 8. 1892. at 80 o'clock p. NJ or
brother. FRANK JOSEPH BOILER.
NY. LIsoTzEcI. Sec n 2tl r. LoRENTZ. N. G.
- FraHco-American Lodge, .SS,aglZle.
%" No 207, 1. o. Q. F.-0nicers and S29~%S.-
THURSDAY EVENING, January Tth. >|fhN>
Fun attendance is desired Visiting brothers in
vited. 4. A. LEMOINE, n. G.
JOS. CHAMPION. Secretary. lt
rCzSs California Lotge, No. X. x
G~r OF Observation-Disclosures are request ~
ed to attend the meeting on FRIDAY, SthTo[(Ee6
inst The Officers for the present term viii 4SAa5
be installed, the Semtannual reports submitted
the knight rank conferred on two candidates and
important business brought before the lodge.
GEORGE A, MANTUR, G. c.
W. HORACE CONF, X OF R 5. JAZZ 2t
re- A. a. II Division ~ E,er~Ae
E-S No. 2-Regular meeting r. ETI\AlssR.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, $-If& ANE<FIf
January z 1892 in Irish-Amerl- NkSlA Al@6&LiN
ro-cal aud fines for n1u-at- 49, t-@E-Er&
tendance. tn ball delInquent-
list VIII be given TO the Financial Secretary I'M
portant communications to hand. Transferred
MEMBERS candidates and soiourning brothers are
invited to be present by order.
JOHN J. MKEHAN President
T. +. DoNLEAvY. Recording Secretary, IL
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HOOPS Sarsaparilla, the most popular and
cessful blood purifier before the public. is pre-
pared only by C. l. Hood & Co, ApOthecaries,
Lowell MasS, ana IS sold by all druggists.
COUGHS" Br0lut's bronchial Troches" are not
new and untried but having been tested by long and
constant use. they have attained wel-merited rank
among the few staple cough remedies % cts box.
To stimulate the appetite and secure good diges-
ton. use AngOstura Bitters. Sole manufacturers
Dr.. J. q. i. Siegert a. Sons.
FxrpA mlnce mos hwAINIs 2l3 Smtter straet.
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THE Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
7i3 Fnbert street, are now open for tue season.
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PERSONALS.

INFORMATION WANTED Of CH1LDREN OF
i JOSEPH PLUNKETT and NANCY LYNCH
PLUNKETT. OF Pul brock, Stebannon, Co Louth.
ST.. Sacramento cal. JaI ot$
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

FxrrA m,uce pres. SWANS. 2l8 Suffer street
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SPECIAL NoTICEs-CONTINUED.

FPS All Monthly Irregularities and
G~S other conditions restored at once from what
ever cause: ladies, you wish instant relief consult
the only reliable female physician of 40 years eX-
perence; my remedies will positively cure after all
limitations given by quacks and impostors have
failed pills 81 also latest invention without medi-
cine. DIR. NJ. STATESMAN, $40 Post st. de4 tt
EtP Mrs. Warren, Stylish Dressmak er,
49, 1924 Ellis ST.. perfect and comfortable MT
guaranteed. de24 I'm
E%P Private Home in COnfinement-96I
&-S Folsom. Mrs ME- Rodgers. Midwife. ocl86m
- DIR. Hall, 1886 Market St, Murphy
GS~S Bldg, over j. j. OBrien's, diseases OF women.
re DIR. Ricnrd's Restorative Pills; Spe-
d. cifc for exhausted vitality, physical deOllty
wasted forces, etc: approved by the Academy or
Medicine, Paris, and the medical celebrities. sold
by j. q. STEELE 4 CO., 635 Market St. Palace Ho-
tel San Francisco Sent by mail or express. Prices;
Box OF 80 81 25 OF 100, So: OF 300 $3 so; OF 4OO,
So Preparatory Pills, 50 send for circular le4 lyr
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- Dividend Notice-The Geruan Say
re ings aud Loan Society, 526 California; ST. For
the half year ending December 81, 1887, dividend
has been declared at the rate Of five and four teuths
% 400 per cent on term deposits and four and
one-haf t41a) per cent per annum on ordinary de-
posits, payable on and after SATURDAY January
2 1892 fdec26 i4tl GEORGE TOURNY Sec
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TIME AND EXPERIENCE TEACH ALL LADIES
/ that IL 10 far better 10 preventive than TO
take medicine CT undergo dangerous operation;
my remedy is simple but sure; 81 will save You all
future trouble; advice free and confidential:
Madam IhOr.edu's own discovery Call from 9
4. v. 70 P. ". lO5 STOCKTON 81. Room 81. dog q
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OK REwARD-LOST FROM 2S4O BUCHANAN
u - st. small fox-terrier bitch pup about months
old; black spot on head; retarn and receive re-
ward. ia7 3t%
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sPECIlL notices.

~ The Russian Ia Grippe CureU
-s~S never falls TO cure promptly an diseases Of
the mucus membrane; II should be kent ia evar.
house. Sold at 1903 Market st. San Francisco. 7 -
EA7 Mime. Sattler, French Nih,ytfa
TIC takes ladies before and during coudDement,,
cheerful home; strictly private. llO9 Mission
StICcls Am,
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DREssAIAKERs.
LOST


CTOLEN on NEW YEARS NIGHT COR
~ O.Farrell ST. and Grant ave- small roam mare
(bltnd in one eye) and collectors cart and har-
ness; liberal reward Will be paid FOR their return.
). 4. DUNN & Co, ~ Montgomery st. ja7 30
I OST-JANUARY 6. on POST ST. Mr. STOCK
II ton small round purse, silver top: $50 gold and
some small change. Suitable reward if returned to
4Sf Ellis ST lts
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ASTKOLOGY.

NINE. MOREAU. 70 FOURTH ST.. FoRTUNF
VI teller, cairvoyant; life-reader; Zee IS cts -
NJ NE EXODUS, CLAIRVOYANT HAS RE-
4'i moved to II Taylor St. Room d: fee 5Oc.o2i II
nj ME. DIR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REYEALER
A by eggs and cards. tells entire life past present
future: consultations on all affairs nothing tx
cepted; name given, valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossible:
diseases cured; fee 81 letter s. 30 KearHy - ~
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I oST JANUARY 3. BROWN AND WHITE
II hu. ting bitch with col ar and small paddock.
Reward a lOl nRNiSadnrn 8 IL,
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ON THE INSTALLMEST PLAN-DRESS-GDDD
~ silks, seaskins and seaietJe cloaks also carp "a
furniture lacecurtatns blankets and fOldiuE-b5ds
At II. FRIEDMAN Il CO.'S, 223 and $50 Stockton
81 Why pay ready money when you can buy iusE
As cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly An inspection OF our
stock is Tespe fully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended 10. Z23 aud
go STOCKTON. and 231 Post: open evenings lsl U
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sPIIiIrUALIsM.

SPlKIrU ALISM.
MRS. EYANS SPIRITUAL HEALER. GUAR
vi antees 10 cure ali cases taken. 10 Lafayette
street ja7 Sm
AIRS. PLACE. TEST MEDIUM; CIRCL Els TUES
w day and Saturday evenings; sittingS daily. Is
Oak St lax Inn
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT
Company Will sell a few Debenture Bonds ana
guarantee 10 per cent; also few ordinary shares.
DIR. d. c. MOORE, Organizer and Promoter, SOI
Montgomery st. do27
nR. NJ. c. GEE. THE WONDERFUL CLIPPER
~ Gap prophesgtng medium. 92l Market st. Re-
Ter TO Examiner OF Nov 7th for explosion-de27 Inns
MRS. DIR. L. P. KNAPP-SPIkIrUAL PHYSI-
WI clan; circles Monday Tuesday, Thursday ana
Friday. l42 Seventh st. de2t I'm
MO ONE COMES AWAY FROM MRS STEIN
IN dissatisfied; II you want 10 know what You do
not know. aud see me. 142 Sixth fee 81 jas TT
AUGUSTA LEOLA FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
~ charms; love tokens true pictures OF futurs
husbands and wives free: teaches fortune 2}I5
Mission ST., near Twentieth; fee 81. au27 Il
MRS. J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYANT. TEST
w medium and ife-reader i Turk ST. ANGST
nAosAtTE.
/ ADY FROM VIRGINIA GIVES MASSAGE -lSI
II Montgomery St. Room 10. jas It's
M ISIS MABEL CoE ROOM H. I2I MONTGoM-
TO LEASE.
" ATER-FRoNT LOT. JAPAN ST.. 27:6xII7
y, mr.. townsend Apply ~ Dale place, Off .'den
Gate ave. jas 7t*
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MRS HYATT, ARTIST, AIS POWELL. NIII
VI do irst-class life-sze oil portraits for 81 for
one month all other WORK proDorti onally cheap;
short time only del2 Inn
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Terms cash or easy time payments: open evenings
j. NOONAN. 1Ol7-l9-Zl-lO23 Mission ST. bet
Sixth and Seventh. del6 Inn
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NANIED-MASCEL
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG PUPS; s TO MONTHS
~ old. Dog Box l22, CALL Branch once. 1ts
DENTISTS.
nR. REA, 923 MARKET, EXT. TEETH soc;
~ with gas 81; Filings low open evenings jas If
l EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
j. for material used Room l07, ll70 Market. is If
DR 7. H. FERGUSON. DENTIST. 2Os KEARNY
~ near suffer; the best work is the cheapest del u
nR. II. G. YOUNG, DENTIST FORMERLY WITH
IL G. w. LEX, oFarrell St. now at lS4l Polk
near Jackson; painless extraction OF teeth nol3 ON
NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
~ by my oBderfu secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted or filed
painiessiy; nine first prizes awarded me or finest
filings, plate and bridge WORK: office open even
ings and sundays. DIR. q. w. LEEK, 8 O'FarreIl.tf
CIT A SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED "A
80 good as can be made hlring ST.. DIR. SIMMS
dentist $50 Market ST., next Baldwin TheateF ocIJt
CT SET; REPAIRING 81: FILLING 81 :EXrG
10 painless soc, DIR. CA. PERRY, Mason m5st
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, sos MARKET
" ST. (Pheian Building), positively extract teeth
without pain with Cotton Gas -: also perform ali
operations in dentistry. DIR. CHAs.W DECKER7Tf
DR.ALUDLUM HILL l443 MARKETST NEAR
~ Eleventh.; no charge for extracting when plates
are made; old plates made IKE new; teeth
from 80 per set; extracting 500; gas given. ATT
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILLING Ar
~ lowest prices work warranted DR. J. W.
KEY Bal Market ST. opp, Baldwin au5 5t
DR C. II. WILSON, DENTIsTJ GAS MARKET
~ ST.. bet klith and Sixth. OPP. Mason del55f
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HELP wANTED-CONTINUED.

TANTED-AMERICAN MAN AND WIFE FOR
W private family. $50, must have frst-e lass ref
erences; hostler, city stable $35; strong boy for
blacksmith shop $40 week farmers, $26; 4
Iaborers $50; German laborer, city work. 81 Ter
day; 2 wood choppers 81 80 per cora; French res
taurant cook $50 to SO: restaurant cook, $50;
hotel cook, 500; 2 clearinghouse cooks. $40 and
$50; sec ond hotel cook, $40 and fare; hotel
walters $50 4; 2 dish washers $50. r. I. WARD q
CO Cos and $40 Clay st. IL
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~ The Hibernia Savings and Loan
-s-S Society, NJ. cor. Montgomery ana Post SITS.
san Francisco January =. lS92-Ata regular meet
Ing OF the Board Of Directors OF society, hel d
THIS day, dividend has been declared at the rate
Of four and One-quarter (4L4) per cent per anUum
on al deposits for the months ending December
81 1891, free from all taxes aud payable on and
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-20

The eye always indicates the charac-
ter Of the man. This is particularly
true of thieves, for the expert detective
can tell in almost every case whether or
not man is a thief by simply looking
him squarely in the eye. A well known
detective in speaking of this matter,
said;
Yes, l can pick out thief every time.
| can't tell you what it is that gives the
man away except that it is the expires
sion OF the eye. In the 6rss place, there
are few thieves that will look you
squarely in the eye unless they are
obliged to do so. They win avoid your
glance as long as they can, and even
when they 10 face you and gaze steadily
at you it is always with the same ex-
preston. Although their eyes may be
wide open and the gaze apparently
steady you will see, If you look closely,
that there Is something away back
through the corner trying TO avoid you.
| have picked out numbers Of thieves by
this little dodging movement, / never
saw a thief who was free from it,
Everybody has met that man who
resolutely refuses 70 meet steady gaze
for more than three or four seconds at q
time. Il is not fair to say that all such
persons are dishonest, IN many cases
this popularity Is a direct result Of bash
fulness. A little close observation viii
enable the observer TO put persons 10
the class to which they belong. The
man whose eye Is almond shaped is al.
most always dishonest at heart, II not
In overt act The eyes Of some Of tho
most notorious thieves in the country
are Of this pattern, and the expression
given the face by this sort Of eye Is very
striking "-Pittsburg Press.