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The morning call., 1892-11-05
EDISON FOR HARRIsoS.
The wizard Declares Him.oIf a Believer
in Protective Tariffs.

In Protective Tariffs.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Thomas A. Edison
has been interviewed. He says he has
never before been interviewed on politics,
never made political speech, and never
supposed his opinions on politics of any
value, but he is thorough believer In q
protective tariff and will vote Tuesday for
Harrison and Reid. Edison travelled Sat-
urday from his extensive iron ore works in
Sussex, n. j.. to Orange to register, arriv-
ing barely in time, before the close Of regis
tration
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AGAIN DECLARED GUILTY.
Conviction Of Rubs Mitchell for the Murder OF
Oscar Crandall

RED BLUFF, Nov 4.-The jury in the
case of The People against Rube Mitchell,
charged with killing Oscar Crandall several
months ago. found a verdict last night of
manslaughter. The jury WAS out about
fourteen hours. This is the second trial and
the second conviction for the same crime.
Notice for new trial was given by the de-
fendants attorneys. The time for its hear
ing and the sentence Is fixed for Saturday
morning.
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The Liyernash Jury Disaerees

SANTA Rosa. Nov. 4-The jury in the
Livernash case, after being out thirty
hours. failed to agree and was discharged
1t stood eight for conviction and four for ac-
UuittaI
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Chsmpiohsip Wrestling Contest.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Ross of Philadelphia
and Connor OF Manchester wrestled tonight
at Dundee for purse Of GlO0 and the cham-
plonship Of the world. Ross won by one
point
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grown W worse and worse on
me In spite of all medical
treatment. My condition
was unbearable. My legs
were swollen, my arms were
raw, my face and neck full
OF eruption, which made me
scratch until Iny whiskers
we're soaked and pasted with
the Sickly fluid. eCc!d
hardly bear my clothing.
when night came 1 was
afraid TO 80 10 bed, no sleep
would come TO relieve me,
but the Itching would in
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PROPOSED STEEL PLANT.
a Cooperative Scheme TO the Benefit of the
Homestead Workmen

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. 4.-Mr. Sand of
London, England, who came here to confer
with the advisory board Of the strikers re-
garding schemes 10 establish a cooperative
steel plant, to-day said he had the option
on tract of $4,000 acres of land located
in Allegheny County, Va. This tract was
rich in coal and iron. According to Sands
proposition the Homestead men are to raise
$4,000 and the English syndicate agrees to
invest 81, COG, 600 in the cooperative plant.
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THE MISSING FOUND.
John Hamaker Returns From the East to Hi.
Stockton Home

STOCKTON. Nov. 4-John Hamaker, the
old farmer who left here the day Dr. lyman
was missed from San Francisco, returned to-
day from the East
He was judcially declared incompetent to
manage his business and left for the East
taking the train at Sacramento. He said he
did not tell his family he was going because
he feared they would detain him.
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ATTEMPT to Wreck a Train.

SALEM. Or. Nov 4-Anotner attempt to
wreck the Southern Pacific train was made
near here to-day. The southbound freight
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Decamped With $4,000, 900.

VALPARAISO, Nov 4.-Eduarda Caller.
head Of the clearing house. has abseonded
with S2,000,000.
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END OF A DEBAUCH.
A Stockton Farmer Found Dead in a
Barn

STOCKTON, Nov flames Kinney, a
farmer. 65 years of age, was found dead in
FOrd's livery stable this morning. He drove
into the stable last evening in an intoxicated
condition and was put to sleep in the hay.
When the stable was opened the workmen
found him corpse. He leaves widow
and grown-up children and has considerable
property. An inquest is to be held.
The morning call., 1892-11-05
Final Efforts Of the Party Leaders
Throughout the Country.
CONFERENCE At THE WHITE HOUSE.
President Harrison Cheerful Over the Prospects Of
His Northumberland Addresses New
Jersey Democrats.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

WASHINGTON. Nov, 4-For the first time
since Mrs. Rarrison's death the President
evinced to-day an interest IN the national
political contest. Secretary Tracy, who
has been campaigning In New York and
other States, called at the White House and
had talk of some length with the Presi-
dent. Secretary Tracy and he went over
the situation, and when the former left the
executive mansion Mr.. Harrison was in
better spirits than he has been for some
time.
Many politicians here believe that Chair
man Carter will have a surprise for the
Democrats next Wednesday morning when
they read that several of the Southern
States have gone Republican. There is no
doubt that Chairman Carter, Senator Quay
and Chris Magee of Pennsylvania have been
devoting a good deal of attention to Ala
bama, West Virginia and Delaware. The
Democrats are certainly apprehensive about
these three States as well as North Carolina.
1t seems pretty certain that Cleveland will
lose Connecticut
Magee arrived in Washington this morn
ing. He took breakfast at the Arlington
and left Immediately afterward without
stating whether he would return. Up to
noon he had not been to call Ola the Presi-
dent or Senators Cameron or Quay. Magee
seems to be so sure that the Republican
national ticket will be successful in Ala
bsma that he has encouraged the friends of
the administration to indulge the hope that
bis calculations Will be verified.
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NATIONAL GUARD ELECTION.

William Elliott Again Chosen to Command
Company Of the Fifth
SAN RAFAEL, Nov. AT a special meet
ing of Company ID. Fifth Regiment of the
National Guard, here tonight Captain
William Elliott was reelected to fill the
office Of captain. Colonel Fairbanks and
L'eutenant-Colonel c. Coleman presided
over the election. The colonel addressed
the company. complimentIng them on its
good appearance. The company has just
moved in its new quarters In the Masonic
huiidinp
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REID IN ALBANY.

The yice-PresidentisI Candidate Talks
TO the Workingmen.
ALBANY, n. Y, Noy. 4.-Hon. Whitelaw
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LOWER CALIFORNIA MINERALS.

Fine Collection Forwarded By Governor
Touete to Chicago.
SAN DIEGO. Nov. 4-The Sun announces
as news from the southern half OF Lower
California that its Governor, General b.
Topete. has just forwarded to Chicago a
hne collection of all the minerals in his
jurisdiction, which was prepared by Ger
man miner. who has scientifically classified
them. Topete was hero of the war against
Maximilian. and is one of the most pro-
gressiye State executives in Mexico. and
divides the peninsula with Governor Torres,
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ACCOUNTING ECZEMA
Awful Suffering. Driven Almost In.
sane by Doctors. Tried Cuticura.
Relief Immediate. Entirely
Cured III 4 Months.

suffered with the dreadful eczema for over sx
months, during which time had consulted three
doctors, and this turmenting skim disease had
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ran into tie which had been placed across
the track and braced with a fence rail- The
engine knocked the obstruction off without
DAMAGE.
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CONSPIRACY OF THIEVES.

The Killing Of Detective Leads to Ten Ar
rests
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The fatal shooting
OF Central Office Detective John }. Carey
by James ID. Blanchett. thief. while re-
sisting arrest last night, bids fair to be a
sensational one.
The detectives received information that
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CuticuYa ReSo!vent

The new Blood and Skin puriher and greatest or
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Impurities and poisonous elements, while CUTr-
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clear the skin OF every trace OF disease.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrTcURA, soc; Soar,
25c: REsoLvENr 81. Prepared by the PoTrRR
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as "How tC Cure Skin Diseases" 81 pages. 80
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THE DEMOCRACY ARRAIGNED.
Minister Fgan Warmly Received by the
New York Irish AmerIcana

- Minister Rgan Warmly Received by the
New York Irish Americans
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Irish-American
Republican mass-meeting at Cooper Union
tonight was largely attended and much en-
thusiasm was manifested. General Dennis
F. Bourke made lengthy speech in pre-
sentng Minister Egan as the chairman of
the meeting. he said that thirty years
ago England was united With the rebels of
the South to destroy the Union. To-day she
is allied with the leaders of the Democracy
of the North to force on this nation free
trade. we helped to beat them with bull
let's" said Bourke, ''andlnext Tuesday We
will help TO beat them with ballots"
Minister Egan was warmly received when
he assumed the chair. He said he knew
the reason he had been selected to speak
this evening. 1t was because be had been
singled out by un-American mugwumps and
the pro-British section of the Democratic
party as the butt for all their bile and venom
against those Of the Irish race who viii not
meekly bend their necks to the yoke of that
party. From the first day his name was
mentioned for the Chilean mission the mug
wump and Democratic press, with some few
honorable exceptions, kept tune with the
London Times in assailing him, La Chile.
while Loyalty endeavoIing 10 uphold the
national honor, he was treacherously at
tackled from the rear by those people. and
but for the thoroughly American stand
maintained by President Harrison, MIR.
Blaine and other members of the Cabinet,
American prestige and honor would have
suffered defeat from which it would have
taken many long years to recover.
Eg3h said the reason the English flag Is
so much respected throughout the world Is
due to the fact that the humblest English
man abroad can promptly obtain redress
for wrongs, and any ship OF the British
navy within hail will be ready to promptly
exact satisfaction.
''An officer high In command Ia the Eng
lish navy said to one of our officers in Val
- paraso that if an assault had been COM
Bitted on his men like that on the men of
the Baltimore he would settle the matter at
the muzzles of his guns and explain to his
Government alterward. Why can't Ameri-
cans act this way?" said Egan. simply
because there are so many uncOnverted cop
perheads. ever watchful and ever ready TO
take the part of any foreign foe against
their own country. that a howl would at
once be raised for the head of the officer
who should dare TO do so. felt myself. as
an American. that the glorious flag of this
republic should wave al least as proudly as
the standard OF England. / thought, too,
understood that these were the sentiments
of the Republican party and its standard
bearer, President Harrison, and l found /
was not mistaken. l therefore adopted the
course pursued In Chile, and am proud to
say ton ght that my every act and word in
shat connection met the unqualified approval
Of such representatives of American pat
riotism as President Harrison and James
g. Blaine"
Ex-Congressman Finnerty Of Chicago and
John Brennan Of Iowa also spoke.
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DlAAPLES, black-heads, red, rough. chspped and
I lM oily skin cured BY CuTLcuRA Soar.
HOW MY BACK ACHES !

n n Back ache, kidney pains and weakness
IN soreness, lameBess. strains and pain re-
lieved I'm one minute by the Cuti-
WT cura Anti-Pain Plaster
au2S WeSaSu
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ADDRESS TO DEMOCRATS.

Senator Mcpherson also spoke at length.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-07

{ See that eagle In the mountain Ds.,
IL looks so sick, so ragged.feathered =,
worn out and SO half asleep Ia TIA,
eagle dying? No. The ornitholovls,
will tell you u Is moulting season with
that bird. Not dying. but moultirg
You see that Christian sick and wearv
and worn-out, and seeming about a.
expire ON what Is called his death he'd
The world says he IL dyingl say A h
the moulting season for his soul--ths
body dropping away, the celestial min.
ions coming on. Not dying, but moul,.
ing. Moulting out OF darkness and ain
and struggle into glory and into God
Why do you not shout? Why do
OF death and trying 10 hold back
and wishing YOU could stay here
forever, and speak of departure as
thoogh the subject was filled with
skeletons and the varnish Of collins
aud as though you preferred lame foot
to swift foot? q, people of God let us
stop playing the fool and prepare for
rapunrous flight. When your soul stands
on the verge of this life, and there are
vast prccipices beneath and sapphired
domcs above, which way will You fiy9
win you swoop or will you soar? win
you fly downward or will you fly up.
ward? Everything on the wing this
morning bidding us aspire. Angel Of
the new covenant on the wing Time
ON the wing, Aying away from us.
Eternity on the wing, flying toward us,
| Wings, wings, wingSl
Live SO near To Christ that when YOU
are dead people standing by your life
less body will not soliloquize, saying:
what n disappointment life was TO
him; how avcrsc he was To departure;
what pity il was he had To die; what
an awful calamity" Rather standing
there may they see IA sign more vivid on
| your still face than the vcstigcs Of pain,
something that will indicate that IL WAS
happy cxit--the clearance from OPP
! prcssivc quarantine, the cast-oT chrys-
als, the moulting OF the faded and use
less, and the ascent from malarial val-
lcys To bright, shining mountain tops,
and b. led To say, ms they stand there
contemplating your humility and your
reverence in life and your happiness in
death: "With twain he covered the
feet, with twain he covered the face.
with twain he did fly" Wings! Wingsl
| Wings!
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-07
CcreaIs for nrcnkmst.

Almost all families are fond Of cereals
of some sort for breakfast. Asa well
come change from oatmeal and cracked
wheat, many families will be glad to
try comparatively new article, which
il brought out under the name of
taIinose. II is identical with the
preparation known as whcatena, but is
sold NJ price little more than half
af that article, Both preparations are
made at the same mills, and consumers
Of the one would not be able To dis
tinguish between the two. IL is
very easily prepared, nll that Is re-
quired being little boiling water, with
salt, into which the farlnose is stirred
until of the propsr consistency. II
boils In a moment and Is served with
cream or milk Some persons add IA lit.
tie sugar, but this does not improve 1,
for the majority of tastes. This fari
nose makes u most delicious Cruel mad,
thin with half milk and half water; OF
or made somewhat thicker than regular
grnel and diluted with a little cream, II
IL AZ once "A most dainty and comforting
dish for the sick and win he relished
when most other cereals would be re
jected, IN. y. Ledger.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-07
INTO THE JAWS OF DEATH.
Daring Cruise of the Queen az the West ON
the Mississippi In 1868.

Daring Cruise of the Queen az the West ON
the Mississippi In 1868.
One of the picturesque incidents OF
the civil war was the cruise of the fed
cral ram steamer Queen of the West ON
the Mississippi river in 1868. While the
scigc Of Nicksburg was in progress II
was noticed that steamer called the
City OF Vickshurg was lying under the
batteries of the city, and it was known
that other boats were bringing supplies
and troops To the belcagurcd town. 1t
was determined To destroy all these YES
sells If possible, and the Queen of the
West was selected to do the work. This
steamer was wooden freight vessel
strengthened So ms TO carry II Prov OF
iron 70 protect the machinery from
the shot and shell of the enemy three
hundred bales Of cotton were placed
about il. The armament consisted OF u
thirty FOUNDER rihcd Parrot gun, one
twcnty-poundcr and three twelve
FOUNDER brass howitzcrs. Besides the
regular officers and crew she carried
squad Of twcntv-siN soldiers. The start
was 20 be made before dayhrcak on
the End of February, but II defect III
the steering apparatus caused delay
and il was broad daylight when the
vessel came around a point and in view
of the confederate batteries. She was
instantly fired upon, the first shcll pass
ing between the smokc-Stacl,s, but do'
ing no harm The echo had hardly died
out before II hundred other cannon
belchcd forth smoke and flame, and the
Queen of the West found herself In the
midst OF hurricane Of shot and shell
But She WAS struck only three or four
times before She reached the front Of the
city, and Col. Ellct stccrcd directly
for the steamer City OF Nicks-
burg, which was made last
To the bank. Tho confcdcrateS,
thinking that the approaching yeAsei
had boon disabled and made unmanage'
able, set mp shout Of victory, when
was quickly changed into cry Of con
stcrnation when they saw her dash ~
full speed into their own vessel The dal"
age done 10 the latter was no as great ns
IL might have been, owing To her WIua
guards receiving the force Of the cor
lision and preventing the iron pow
from entering her hull Col Ellct hreu
some inccndiary shells into her ana
then, finding that his own steamer was
on lire, backed out and procecdeu
downstream under heavy cannonadlng
from the shore. The Queen of the Ncst
escaped without receiving material IN
Jury, and continued her cruise. She
did great deal of damage to the enemy
but finally ran aground and was de-
stroycd. Most of those ON board were
made prisoners. Chicago News
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-07
rolling sIster,. secrrt..

Love-sick Artist am going TO
paint your beautiful sister, my little
man.
Boy-That so? How long1l II tnkeP
l.. :. About four weeks
Boy-Whew' II don't take her that
long to do H. First she lays ON the
lily-white, and then the carmine. and
the things done. Pharmaceutical Era.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-07
Poor Feilowi

''IIuilo. Brownel'' said Hicks. III
haven't seen you In an age. Where do
you live when you are home?'
II don't 1.-Two till get away from
Nome" said Browne. sadly III married
y widow with Ave children. Judge.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-07
WINGS.
They VIII Be unfurled BY the Hand Of
Death.

We WIN Soar To the Beautiful Home In
Ueavcn--A Happy Exit From nm OPP
prcssiVc Quarantine--Dr. Talmage's
Sermon.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-07

Father OF the Family-No; John Is
not what You would call promising
boy, but am going TO do the very best
| can for him expect 20 send him 10
college, give him full classical course
and let him choose II profession ITO
will be able at least 10 earn living
with such u start AS that Guest-liow
about George? Father with conscious
pridc) All, George can take care OF
himself! That boy, sir, Is going To 90
one OF tho best baseball pitchers In TINS
country.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-07

Little Mamma, mayn't wear
long pants? Mamma-What IN 'ho
world do you want long pants lott
Little Boy-So | can tuck 'cm IN my
boots when IL rains
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-13
THE COURTS.

The following new suits were filed yes
terday:
NJ. Half & Bro. VS.. D. &. Lea, promis-
sorry note.
NJ. Half & Bro. VS.. S. N. Steinhardt,
on promissory note.
In the case against Geo. G.. Lester for
swndling over $50, an application for con
tinuance was overruled and he is now or
trial with plea OF not guilty.
Harry Dawson and Lizzie Williams,
c0lored, were found not guilty OF the
charge of adultery.
The following judgments were had in
Judge Kings court this morning:
Il. C. Simmons VS.. L. NJ. Campbell, re-
ceiver |. & G. n. railway company, dam
ages, judgment for plaintiff.
l. L. KOenigsberg IL Co., VS.. John K.
Blocker, promissory note. by default, for
plaintiff.
jacob Gottschalk VS.. Jack Price, prom
issory note, by default, for plaintiff.
Mrs. Ida H. Bracket vs.James j. Tapp
and c. III. Dean, promissory. note and
foreclosure of lien, for plaintiff by default.
Rockford Watch company VS.. David
Harris, sworn account, for plaintiff.
The Meriden Silver Plate company VS..
David Harris, account stated, for plain
tiff.
Lee Tweerdy e. Co. VS.. Theodore Ash,
SMOl
VIM. B. Hamilton VS.. c. P. Day, prom
iSSory note, by default.
Justice Adam this morning took an af-
fdavit charging Herman Tezel, who lives
on the Culebra creek. with tearing down a
partition fence between his and Celestine
Yeager's property.
Emma BoiSsard,/ a diminutive variety
wine room artistic, was also charged with
using abusive language TO May Brandon,
another of her ilk.
Justice Heron this morning took an
affidavit against Charley Williams.
charging theft of S32 from the person OF
d. n. Cameron. 1t is charged he rolled
Cameron west of the Pedro.
Another affidavit was made against
Joe Lewis, colored, for striking his moth
erin law on the head with a Ratchet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-13
LIGHT FLASHES.

Two new base ball men are in the
city.
Mr.. Sam Maverick is charged be-
fore the police court with selling milk
below the standard adopted by the
city.
The decoration of Rische's theatre
will be commenced tomorrow for the
Texas Press association reception.
The democrats will hold q mass
meeting at Rische's tomorrow night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kiss
ling an l1-pound boy at $50 this morn.
ing.
There were Is cases before the
recorder this morning and SOS were
assessed In fines. Andres Tobias was
fined $25 for carrying razor.
There will be meeting of the
school board this afternoon to deter.
mine whether the public schools will
be given holidays on Good Friday and
Easter Monday.
"A platform will be put over the
seats at Rische's theatre for the Press
association banquet to be held there.
Boys are not allowed to battle In
the San Antonio river at the bridge
of the Southern Pacific railway, south
of the city. Several have lately been
arrested.
Only five members of the Press
reception committee appeared at the
meeting this morning.
The Clark club will meet Satur.
day night at Rische's.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-13
HIS CHOICE.

Written for the LIGHT By ACUTE Optic.
His face was sad, his form was clad
In togs quite old twelve months before;
The flush of rye was on his eve
Gan only one and IL was sore)
And on his chin some whiSkerS thin
Bent meath the winds that whiStIed
by;
While on his beak, a mammoth peak,
RECALLED fat contented fly.
CTwas made by hand in eighty-three)
And patches great disclosed state
OF fore and aft necessity:
And though the jay was in decay
And paying big for little love,
Few people viewed the fellow rude
The clam was wanting Hogg for gov?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-13
s.. A. S. s.

The San Antonio Scientific Society was
inaugurated last night at Mr.. Huberich's
office, No. 113 Avenue ID. There were 16
members present out of As charter mem
berS. Major c. E. Dutton, chairman and
Mr.. Edward Heusinger, secretary pro
TEN. After roll call the object of the
meeting was stated and a committee of
five was appointed to draft rules and reg
ulations to report at the next meeting,
which is to be held at the same place on
Tuesday, 10th inst, at $50 D. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-13

FARMERS DRUG STORE.
BIS E. Commerce street, is the place for
fresh drugs and prescriptions. Tele-
phone 296. Aim
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-13
FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

Ladies will find these waters just
what they need and can be depended
upon every time TO give relief. Safe
and Sure. Sent by mail. Price,
81 90 per box. Emerson Drug Co..
manufacturers, San Jose, Cal, and
for sale only by A. DRESS, 10 Alamo
street. 32Sly