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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-25
FOR SALE MIsCEILANEoUs,

METALLIC LATHS FOR BUILDING, IN PLACE
AI OF those horrible tragedies In stone, marble
and brick which the late earthquake has shook out
with Kick. T. HA YES. Sacramento city. % 3t*
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A WORD TO THE WISE.

When you want Pure Teas and Cofees. at reason-
able prices como COR send direct to any OF the Is
city stores of the Great American Importing Tea
Company and save all commissions. Having 45
successful stores on this coast ample proof that
they have the facilities for selling, and do sell,
the best Teas and CoGees for the least money. Just
now they are giving away to each purchaser cake
OF delicious Cream Chocolate. my21 I'm
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LoR SALE OR EXCHANGE; HANDSOME
house: Alameda. G HENDERSON. 304 Montg.2 Is
DARGAIN-S25O DOWN; NEW, MODERN s.
ID roomed house; choicest location IN Alameda: :
less than $4,000 large list of choice property for
sale; IL you want SUN mer residence; II you wish
10 exchange outside lands for Alameda. Oakland or
San Francisco property III you wish for bargains In
real estate, call MRS. /. Fl. CHANDLER, 1929
Park st Masonic Building. Alameda. my22 If
uAYE YOU $500? If So AND you WANT A
IL splendid new house, rooms, all modern con-
veniences central location call for bargain J.
S. HAWLEY & CO, 1850 PARK ST. Alameda. m22 II
oO5O CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT, BUYS
cDZOV handsome new 7-rOOm house; central To-
cation; large lot: price less than cost of house r.
+. BAIRD, Morton station, naErow-gauge, Ala
media. my22 1T
OOSO CASH BALANCE $25 PER MONTH: LOT
aDAOO 25X130; cottage of rooms and bath:
high basement: n. side price $4,000. No. 1913.
S2635-Lot 5Oxl59; house of rooms; windmill
ana TANK: on newly macadamized avenue; good
nelgh6orhood; $500 cash, balance $50 per month.
S275O-Lot 80 :4x1OO; new cottage of 5 rooms
and bath modern Improv ementS: fine location; Sc.
corner S5Oo cash, bal. $50 per month No. 20S.
SouUo-Lot 4oxlO0: cottage OF rooms and batn
nan olock from station; sunny side OF street, $500
cash, balance $50 per month. No "a
S5oOO-Lot 25xl5O; new 2-story house OF
rooms ana bath; modern improvements, gas. etc.
ance S35 per month. No l22
$435O-Lot 4OxI25: new 2-story house OF 7
rooms and bath; fine marine view: All street work
done; cement walks laid; $500 cash. balance $40
per month. No l3l
S45UO-50xl5O; cottage OF rooms and bath: inc
garden, lawn etc; plenty OF sun: Chestuut-st
station; $500 cash balance $40 per mouth. No. ST.
Choice lots at a bargain in all parts of Alameda;
CO, 1882 Park st. Alameda; 402 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco. myl If
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

IN THE WELD TRACT
LARGE LOTS. 5Oxl44, AT 1925.
ONLY $50 CASH REQUIRED.
BALANCE 80 PER MONTH.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICE
EASY TERMS.
THIS TRACT IS NEAREST TO OAKLAND OF
ALL TRACTS NOW OFFERED
FOR SALE ON THE SAN LEANDRo ROAD.
PRETTY AS PICTURE
LEVEL AS A FLOOR
SHELTERED AND WARM.
THE PLACE TO LIVE
FERTILE SOIL
wELL-LAID STREETS.
LOTS READY TO BUILD ON.
PERFECT DRAINAGE
CHURCH AND SCHOOL CLOSE BY.
SPLENDID RESIDENCE LOTS.
THIS TRACT IS NEAR SAN LEANDRo ROAD.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
WILL RIVAL SAN PABLO AVENUE IN I'M
FARE CENTS. COMMUTE TICKETS TO SAN
FRANCISCO.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD IN FULL OPERATION
PASSES THIS PROPERTY.
TITLE PERFECT.
REMEMBER, ONLY SO CASH; ONLY SIS PER
MONTH
SURE TO MAKE MONEY
Catalogue and full particulars at the office of
CLOU6H q BAKER. my25 tt
Go000 WILL EXCHANGE A SIX-RoOM
DOOOO. house. with lot 225x235; orange and
fruit trees on place; No. wel pure water: at st.
Helena. Napa County; VIII exchange for lets or
house and lot In Oakland or vicinity Apply to L.
w WOODWARD CO., 902 Broadway, Oak :.
land ny14 n
5000 A DOUBLE FLAT
Sp-AOO. Paying S25 per month rent; reason
for selling, owner obliged to leave for Central
America. Call at once for bargain at office of
land. Ov24 IT
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Q.JQ n00 JACKSON ST., N SIDE. NEAR
- IL .OOO. Laguna; elegant marine view
rents SOS; large lot; part cash; adjoining fine i'm
proyements. j. w. COLEMAN, 22Sla Aontgom-
cry ST. myl5 suWe Il
A WEEKS NEWS FOR bCENTs-THE WEEKLY
II CALL. in wrapper, ready for mailing.
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- HOWCASES: COUNTERS. ALL KINDS STORE
- and saloon fixtures. sEFroN'S 23S 5tn. my2O I'm
COX SAFETY BICYCLE: GOOD CoN DITION I;
eDoo- worth double. 329 Golden Gate ave mi 3 In
CINCINNATI SAFE AND LOCK co.'s SAFES
NDAVlD N. HAWLEY .GenI Ag't 31S Market 8 I'm
CAFE. SCALE LETTER-PREss. sfoRE-TRUCK
- and money-titl; cheap. lO2 Clay 81. au7 II
9 SECONDHAND BOILERS. ENGINES PUMFS
~ shafting puieys, betting water pipes etc.
de4 II MCINTOSH Il WUJPMAN, 1877 Beale st
CHEPARDS FOOT AND POWER LArHK5
- plsnefs. drlll-presses 667 Mission ST. so2T5f
CONTRA CTORs AND BUILDERS.
JAMES MCCONAHEY CARPENTER AND
q builder, l22 hddy-Jobbng. repairing attended,
store aud Office fitting a specially Telephe 34g3 ly
I N.LkWREHCE, CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
y 6lS saeTamen st. cabinet work and httingup
ediees promptly attended; telephone 300 mlost
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n OyERNMENT LANDSi
u FOR HOME OR INVESTMENTS
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands
Rich black soil. ready to plow.
Large fine valley; railroad through IL
Water bitches now building.
Mid climate. free fuel cheap lumber.
Work at good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for full Information to f. w.
LAKE, Flood building, San Francisco. Cai.apl4 II
STORAGE.
LNURNITURE TRUNKS. PIANOS. Ere. CARED
l. for aud stored reasonable: advances made
LIEBES' Pioneer Storage Co,3l0 Stockton. 9u
LNlRsT-CLASS STORAGE; ADVANCES MADE
n 642-644 Mission ST. CHAS. L. TAYLOR iY3u
TO LEASE.
GTEAM POWER TO LET WITH WELL
- lighted rooms at 2426 Eighth. mr. Market. ms Ct
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TOR SALE-SHOEMAKE SHOP AND LAUN-
i dry Office; also rooms furnished for housekeep-
iuE. 40 Oak St mv24 3ts
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ALAMEDA STORES TO LET.
SToRE TO RENT. 2s47 ENCINAL AVE. ALA.
- media my2l It's
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GeG0 GROCERY AND BAR, WITH FAMILY
t0OOO. rooms; good corner; 3 years lease; rent
Sz5 for sale by owner OF the properly. who wants
responsible tenant; horse and wagon Included
Is KeGTly ST my2I IT.
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IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN
i LOOK AT THE
NEW HOUSES.
PACIFIC AVENUE
MARINE VIEW

T.
These houses completed, and contain
salon parIcrs dining-roOm, entrance ana reception
halls; breakfast-rOon kitchen and hutler's pantry
seven bedrooms and Two bathrooms; finished base
ment containing supper or billiard room, store
rooms etc. interior fin shed In oak and other nat
ural woods with frescOed ceilings range and gas
fixtures Included: prices verY low, with easy terms
n desired see these houses without delay; always
open, and our representative the premises. Fur
tler particulars can be had from SHAINNALD,
BUCKBEE q Co, 407-409 Montgomery ST., or
from ROUNTREE BROS, builders
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"a raRTNER WANTED: FIRsT-CLAss

CDEO PARTNER WANTED; FIRSI-Ci.ASS
sN')JV. SALOON: elegant place; splendid buSl-
ness: clears Sl75 to S226 per month"; is actually
chtap at 500: most popular place IN town; has
large stock. owner frSClaSs business man: best OF
references: experience not necessary, II willing TO
work and learn: this IS a chance ID a lifetime: in
vestiEat0n and trial; pays bartender $50, but pre-
fers a good partner. GEO. STEWART X son, 135
kearUg
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-25

CCS0 FOR SALE - COFFEE AND CHOP
GICOU. house: best-psying place Ga this city; on
good business street Apply JONAS & Co. 80
Eearuy ST. nyZ2 A.
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( cALEsTER * McMAHAN.
sMONTGONERY ST, NEAR MARKET

REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FoR sALE.

D. BARNARD, 2O9 KEARNY ST, EST ABB
i lIshed 1853 ;lodging ali sizes aud prices.
nor SALE-FURNIsHED FLAT or 9 ROOMS;
i steadily occupied by 10 men; in good location:
cause Of selling leaving town. Address 3. b, Box
- this Office my25 It
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afEO SALOON; BES & BARGAIN EVER or
CN1OO. fered: established 20 years: rent only
so 80. including rooms upstairs or family. APP
u5y l. d BARNARD. 209 Kearny st.
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GALLON, RESTAURANT AND LODGING
- house; wei furnished; a good home for man
and wife Call at 22U9, cor. Powell and Yaade-
Y.arcr nE22 It's
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80 ROOMS-BLOCK FROM BALDWIN; NORTH
IL or Market; transient clearing SlIO month or
10 sale Pacific Exchange, % Kearny ST.
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CCOO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DAIRY
CNCOU. produce and general provision business
in OaklaUd: established % years: commands pest
trades leading rSt-C ass fam lies there ruiz stock;
good team; nice store must sell on account retiring
from business. See GEO. STEWART & SON 80
EearBy Sc.
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CsD0O CIGAR-STAND ON KEaRSY ST.
- CUO. clearing 500 per month: best bargain
ever offered. MCLALGHLIN. 25 kearny 81 20 IL
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CIO0 ONLY. FOR BRANCH BAKERY. ETC;
- IOU Ceutrai location; good trade; rent only
SIS with water ana 4 hvmgroOms; sunny yard.
~. J HENET a Co. 1913 Kearny st. my22 At
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Ok BAKERY FOR SALE. I55 GROVE ST,
4 ~. near Naness ave. my25 2t*
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ceOO GROCERY AND BAR; OLD STAND:
4 ObUs south of MaTAet: rooms for fam iy: bar
gain. !. ID. BARNARD. zoe kearhy ST.
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no SILL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO IL
/ BARNARD, 209 Kearny ST; established 1853.
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and the San Leandr0 electric road also station
on the Laundry FarmIR. r.; terms, only one-ienth
cash; excellent soil; VIII grow anything; secure one
OF the finest home sites in Alameda County; why
pay rent when You can own your own home. A. H..
BREED & CO.. 46O Ninth ST., Oakland. my25 tt
Q60 1925 DOWN, $40 PER MONTH,
ID OOO. buys new bay window cottage: base
ment: gardens; street work all done; 2 blocks from
Streetcars: 7 minutes to B-st. Station. Berkeley
train. Apply 1919 Union ST. Oakland. my25 It's
TOR SALE-2 BEAUTIFUL HOMES; 21ST. Mr.,
Il Castro oak doors, saloon parlors: frescOed; all
modern Improvements; owner on premises my25 7*
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G7500 L0T 25TI00, on VALENCIA ST.

TOR SALE-LOT 29xIO); CASTRO, Mr.. 18TH.
apply 2ll Castro st. my25 Cts WeSu
= ROUND FLOOR OFFICE To LET-SUITABLE
u for real estate; rent reasonable. Apply to
CHARLES NATHAN, 80 Suffer ST.. merchant
tailor. % 3tE
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QO00 AND UPWARD - CHEAPEST, BEST
u GOO and most convenient lots offered for sale
on the San Leandro road near FTuitvale: 500 cash
30 per month. CLOUGH BAKER, 1902 Broad :
Way. Oakland
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NHEAP; PAYMENTS TO SUIT: % ROOMS OC-
- cupied See owner, S73I5 Market st.
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II n MONTHLY PAYS FOR HOME IN SAU-
2 ~ salito K. d. SPARROW, 626 Mar&et. ms ] m
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$3.50 each-l0 choice lots. 50x142 feet: only S25
cash and 81 so per month; within five minutes
walk to Oakland and San Leandro new electric
ROAD. FOR fun particulars apply to CHAS f.
WELD owner, 1902 Br oadway, OAKLAND myl3 tt
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S110A CASH. BALANCE $40 PER MONTH
renttng Tor $40 per month. situated on corn 81
near Dolores the price has been reduced from
$4,000 10 $4,000, with no reasonable offer refused;
the monthly income Will pay for the property and
viii yield II per cent per year; call and get paTt
Jars OF this bargain; It must De sold. O'FARRELL
I I q. ...nr.r 49,
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coon BUTCHERS BUSINESS FOR SALE;
= -pU. In good running order; northwest OF
Market; low rent; good uelghbCrhOod; horse and
and all appliances; books open FOR inspection;
see uroprietOr CAN Branch once mY23 3tF
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CMALL COUNTRY HOTEL WITH FEW BOARD
- CTs; good stand; restaurant and business in
Berkeley price $3.50; rent $50 II rooms fur
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C650 FOR sALE-DoUBLE TEAM AND
u OOO. gravel bUSneSS. ste dy work; clears 500
per month; handy place 10 1--we; house ana acres
land; cheap rent; q bsrFalu fer wOrking man Par
ticulars GEO. STEWART & son, lS5 Kearny st !
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HANDSOME S-ROOM RESIDENCE N BEST
ii part OF Western Addition; uuobstrUcted ma
rine view; all modern improvements; beautiful
garden and summer houses; latest style in inside
decorations: LOT 25y137 IS: near Van Ness ave:
must be sold as owner is leaving City. ARS. HEN
DRY, $50 Market ST. my22 SuYe
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CHOwCASES: COUNTERS. ALL KINDS STORE
- ard saloon fixtures sEFrON'S Gag 5tn mv2O I'm
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NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE OF Is ROOMS;
~ 52l Post. opposite new olympic Club building;
must be sold Immediately. For particulars apply
FPS Suffer ST.. or 1910 stockton. my24 Ut
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O'FARRELL d LANG,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIoNEERS AND
HOUSE BROKERS.
IL MONTGOMERY ST. S. E.

OSE00 NEW MODERN 2-STORY DWELL.
tDOOOV. ing Of rooms and bath, on Fair oaks
ST. mr. 22d; within n block Of the electric ears
electric bells, speaking tubes aud every modern
improvement; genuine bargain: size OF lot 25x
ll7:6 to rear street: 9-foOt basement: all street
work done. Apply to OFARRELL & LANG II
MONTGOMERY St
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1IHO MISSION LOVELY SUNNY SUITE>
I1OO furnished or unfurntshed; also single and
| double rooms; rent moderate, my24 I'm
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NAPA SODA SPRINGS. LOCATED ON NOUN
~ tain Side, miles northeast Of Nap1, 1000 iee-
above the Napa Valley hot and cotd Naps soda.
water bathS accommodations first class: 'burro'
for children TO ride; telephone and postouice;
terms $l5 per week. ANDREW JACKSON, pro-
prletor. nv 2m
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-11-30

reached the Pacific coast In 1873. Nut
tall sent his herbarium to Harvard uni
versity. Pickering, Hartweg, Coulter,
and others were early in the field. None
of them were more typical Investigators
than the late DIR. c. c. Perry, who first
crossed the country with the Mexican
boundary commission. At intervals,
for forty years after, he was familiar
figure TO hunters, prospectors. noun
taineers, and all sorts of outdoor people
from the Arizona deserts to the Siski-
you pine forests.
So early were collectors lin the
region. and SO universal was the in
ter-st felt ia Europe over the new
plants of the Pacific coast. that MANY
,-ees OF se4Uoias and other suparb
er were planted in the parks Il
France and I5aly long before
ey If gold. Wealthy CALI
as 0arly as 1855, visitr q
were surprised to find how
were the brilliant ANIMALS,
Shrubs vines, and trees Of
1,r e"1 Returning, thes often
rraI 81 .Ea5ora TO cultivate more Of
tha native plants, bat with little effect.
In alameda county, a plain, unedueated
ng.ishwCmdn Of Lancashire yoaInan
stock was one of the first persons n all
California to make a home garden of
wild flowers from field and hill. I re-
member in my boyhood the passionate
devotion that she showed to this pur-
suit
"It do be the best land the sun ever
shone on" she declared, "for poor folk
to have a garden"
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BY RAIL TO JERUSALEM.
The Whistle OF the Locomotive Nov
Heard In the Holy City.

The Whistle OF the Locomotive Now
Heard In the Holy City.
The first locomotive from Jaffa has
arrived at Jerusalem, says the London
News. In this event we have a new
and ample text for the preachers. The
associations of the Holy city and It's
contact with the railway system are
something incongruoua TO contemplate.
1t will be sufficient to excite the wrath
of Mr.. Rusdn, as it must appear to him
to be a greater sacrilege than that Of
the British tourist shooting on Mount
Sinai. Letters received from Jerusalem
by the Palestine exploration fund,
dated on the 22d ult., announce that
the locomotive had reached the city
the previous day Trains are not yet
running, but the rails have been laid
down all along the line, and our Paris
correspondent says that the line, which
is being made by a French com amy,
will be opened on the Goth of this
month. The terminus Is unfinished; it
win be on the west of the road to Beth
| lehem, not far from the south end of
the Monte1ore almshouses. The Wadi
Rababeh, perhaps better known as the
valley of Hinnom, will separate the
railway station from the town, and it
will thus be about half mile from the
Jaffa gate. Luckily, the temple site,
with Gethsemane and the Mount OF
Olives, is on the opposite side of the
town, and will not be much disturbed
by the noise of the railway. 1t may be
mentioned that the Wadi Rababeh
means 'the valley of the lutte" The
Arabs will now have to call lit
Arabic words can be found for the SEN
tence-"The Wadi of the Railway
| Whistle"
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SOME LABOR STATISTICS

I3aro Ir1cts Ih1t Don't Look Encouraging
for JVarinca in Germany.
) Recently published statiB.ics col
lect q from the trade associatioos in I'D
parts 81 The German empire do not eo.-
vey q very favorable inpressiou of the
industrial classes in 1891. The stains
tics are based on reports from o06 towns
and 924 associations, including all to-
Gether sixteen different branches Of
trade. In 900 of the towns mentioned
the rates of wages were lowered during
1891, in 6T0 they remained unchanged,
and only in seven cases Is there any rise
recorded, although there was an in
crease in the prices of the ordinary
necessaries of life. The report Of the
founders and engine makers shows that
out of 300 centers connected with this
industry In only two did wages rise,
while In seventy-two they fell, and in
the rest they remained stationary. The
cost of living increased in every case.
The depression manifested itself chiefly
In the largest centers, such as Berlin,
Breslau, Essen, Leipsic, ETC., where in
some cases work was totally suspended,
and In many others men were put on
short time. Only one single instance is
mentioned In which the discontinuance
of work In this branch of industry wa:
caused by disputes between employer.
and employed. The reports of the Other
branches of trade, especially the sta
tistics sent by the Miners association
are still less reassuring. These returns
have been collected from every quartz
of the empire, and 1t Is unanimousl.
affirmed that the worlKmen cannot, il
existing circumstances, earn senougl
for the proper support of themselve
and their families.
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"PuTrINe UP A FRONT. ;.
Plans and Specifications for tho Success
full Utilization of ssn7%rvev

Plans and Specifications for tho Success
full Utilization of s1Serve."
Youth in its springtime often asks:
''How shall l succeed In life?" and this
momentous question has been answered
many times and varlously. Still the
same cry comes from insipient man
hood, and an aching void appears not to
have been filed. To consider and
elucidate the problem presented in de-
tail would require many pages, and,
after all, no such elaboration of the sub
ject is necessary
A young man who would succeed
must first possess himself of a good
'front.'" says an exchange. There may
not be much of consequence behind the
front; indeed, one has to concern him
self but little about imbibing inforna-
ton or experience. A fine cold nerve
throws merit into the shade every day
in the year, and is sooner recognized.
A front consists of nonchalant
swagger, a pretended knowledge of ev-
erything under the sun and superior
air. To this must be added an alert
ness to avoid discussions where latent
idiocy might disclose itself, necessitat-
ing swift dismissal of all subjects
with brief and emphatic opinion that
cannot be said to commit the author. to-
gether witha decidedly cynical attitude
toward eveIythinQ IN general.
1t is just possible that young man
with such an equipment may not last
long, but. during the period of his BON
bastic triumph, he can easily secure and
treasure up enough self-esteem with
which to nurture existence long aftea
every prop has fallen away.
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movements.
A PRETTY COMPLEXION.
Fresh Air and It's beneficial Effect Upon
the Skin.


the skin.
''The greatest cosmetic in the world"
said an old physician. SIS fresh air. II
the ladies who are trying all manner of
lotions to improve their compilations
would throw them out of the window
and spend their leisure in the park
they would find in q months time that
their faces would be vastly more at
tractive.
local treatment for skin diseases is
a mistake When q woman finds her
skin becoming yellow, a pale green or
too red she should consult her physician,
for something is surely wrong. Flush
ing Of the face after meals is sign OF
indigestion. The liver and stomach
have great influence upon the skin.
SIN skin disorders it viii usually be
found that the diet plays an important
part. One who has an attack of nettle
rash should avoid all kinds of shell fish,
except oysters. Pork and strongly
spiced soups, pickles. ETC., should be
avoided. There is nothing 50 bad as
beer for skin diseases.
"a proper and nourishing diet, with
plenty Of fresh air and exercise, will
improve the complexion as the general
health improves. Keep the skin clean,
and don't be afraid TO use plenty OF
goed scan Horseback riding viii bring
a glow to the cheek Of the most delicate
woaa,Nr. and SO wiz brisk walk
aal-en regularly. Outdoor life is the
thing. Suppose am a crank on this
subiect bat ail seventy -two, and as
4