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$4,000 INVESTMENT
Ne. CORNER OF TAYLOR AND O'FARRELL
STREETS

1876 feet on TAYLOR ST. ana % g feet on O'FarTeI
ST.; improved with four fine large houses which
can De raised and the properly improved with stores
uuderne cath 1t small outlay, aud made to pay a
handsome return on the Investment: houses now
rented Tor $3.50 per month; this property is, without
doubt The best piece ia tie market, ana bound TO en-
nance In yalae th the grow IA OF the city RI.
For further particulars apply TO EASTON, I'll
DElDJE 81 CO.. 63S Market st. Ja26 IuNeFr
= GRANT AVE. IS THE RELIABLE MON EY-
- lending establishment. established IN 1871:
CALI OF send postal; geutemsuly expert viii call
you and make yO6 loan al home. 1925 stu
Gl65O BARGAIN; FOR FEW DAYS ONLY;
= 1OOO. h-e 2-S,ory house; rooms aud bath;
basement; rick foundation; In good repair; also
rear house Of rooms; A2toma ST.. near lltu: rents
for S57 monthly; as an Investment VIII pay S42
reality; lot 45X5O. FRULL, BAEuK * CO., 3
Montgomery s. Ja26 80
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CARPETS

N-Ew LINE BRUSSELS CARPET. 600. sEwED
y ami lard 1000 rugs. sizs 3JE5J inches 81 50
eaol- former price - 80. sLal.s. &c. : ".
SHREK, 1884 stockton SO. Ge2- q
EAEPETs-S SMITHS BRUSSELS. 65c A YARD;
= iEstaIm6ut price elsewhere 81 a Yd. ". FRIED
N n 90 = go --.c.-nn- amL IL Rn.r Il
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DENTISTS.

DR. REA, g23 MARKET, EXT TEETH SOC;
u with gas 81; filings low; open evenings jas u
| EEK DENTAL COLLEGE; CHARGES ONLY
i for material used Room lo7. ll7O Market. j3 tt
DR 7. Il. FERGUSON. DENTIST. 2O9 KEARNY
- near suffer; the best work is the cheapest del IT
nR. II. c. YOUNG. DENTIST. FORMERLY WITH
II g. W. LEX OFarre.l St, now at lS4l Polk,
near Jackson; painless extraction Of teeth nol3 6m
Ny CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
- by my wonderful secret local application TO
the gums any tooth may be extracted or flied
painicsSiy: nine first prizes awarded me or finest
hltngs. plate and bridge WORK; Office open
ings and sundays. DIR. q. w. LEEk, d o. Farreu
CT A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED As
4 good as can be made; Milling 81. DIR. SIMMS,
dentist $50 Market St, next Baldwin Theater ocItt
O. SIT; REPAIRING 81: FILLING $l:EXTl
ID painless soc. DIR CA. PERRY, Mason. m5st
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, 500 MARKET
" ST tPhelan Bullding), positively extract teeth
without paiu with Cotton Gas -: also perform all
operations Ia dentistry. DR. CHAS. " DECkER7 u
HE.A.LUDLUM HILL l443 MARKETST NEAR
~ Eleventh; no charge for extracting when plates
are made; Old plates made over nsWi toste
from - per set; extracting bOe gas given. TT
A FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81: FILLINGAr
- lowest prices work warranted DR. j. W.
hEI. BAL Market St opp. Baldwin. au5 5t
DR C. II. WILSON DENTIsrA Gas MARKET
y St. let flith and sixth. oDn Mason. del5.t
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

Call for our Real Estate Record" containing
list OF property for sale IN all parts OF the city.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT UNION CONSOLE
- dated SILVER Mining Company. Location OF
prime pal place OF business, San FrancisCo, Call
fornia. Location OF WORKS, Virginia Mining Dis
trIct SfnrhV EnnntY
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wAGoSs AND CAKRIAGEs.


WAGONs AND CARRIAGES.
O. TOP FOR MEDIUM DELIVERY WAGON;
- ~ bargain. lll4 Harrison ST. ja26 Il
EXTBA FINE PHAErON, ROCKANAY. BUSI-
i ness buggy; baker wagon. a-s Harrison. la22 y
EXPBEss AND DELIVERY WAGONS AT RE
J. duceI prices for month. - Beale st. $. r.,
A. ". SANBORN s. CO. Ia14 Il
s------2-------
OK oAAr- ..,-' ..l.L y Gus.
Tor SALE-FINE SHOWCASE on LEGS WITH
rollers inside space 3X4 70. and Is inches high:
also popcorn roasting machine wheels. suitable
Tor wouid-be streetpeddler. 2O2 Powell ia26 -
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER ~ PERFECT
- order; used but months; cost Sl7j; VIII sell
cheap Address Register, Box 80, CALL Branch
once. ia26 7tF
I DOZ PORCELAIN-LINE BATH TUBS; SEC
! Qua nand. Palace Baths, 10 Fubert st. 20 3t<
il HELLER a WILSON SEWING MACHINE FOR
~ tailor or family, in good order Center place,
OF Pine, above kearny. ia24 Ste
NINE HOUSES FOR SALE. TO BE REMOVED;
- must be disposed OF at once. Apply TO j.
WEsTALL, 764 Mission ST. Ia24 80
NEW WILTSHIRE SAFE: BARGAIN; MUST BE
y sold Apply CALL BRANCH. Jazz It's
ZINE TETALUMA INCUBATOR. NEARLY
i new. capacity l25 eggs, sold cheap for cash or
will exchange for good laying hens GEORGE
SMITH, 213O Market St. opp. Guerrero JAZZ Il
GAZE, SCALE LETTER-PREsS, SroRETRUCK
- and money-tiii: cheap lO2 Clay ST. au7 II
CECOND-HAND BOILERS. Engines, PUMPS,
- shafting pulleys, betting. water pipes. etc.
Ge4 n MCINTOSH WOLPMAN, 1877 Beale SC.
CHEPARDs ROOT AND POWER LATHES
- pianers, drll-presses. 667 Mission ST. se27Et
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rOUNU.
$4,000. 100000. T3 k2A and OIL oil
paintings. at COLLATERAL BANK. Is Grant ave.
near Market ST. ta26 stu
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EDUCATIONAL.

I AIDES SHOULD BEAR IN MIND THAT WE
II have a private entrance and private rooms.
where all matters are perfectly secret. Highest
amount loaned at low rates OF interest at COL
LATERAL BANK, 10 Grant ave, Market
street. ia26 st Tu
ID w. KlMBALL. TEACHER OF PIANO. 2912
L Howard ST.: terms moderate. ia25 I'm
OBSTRUCTION IN WHITING AND PIANO;
letters written. 331a Moss, of Howard. Ial4 3m
MRS. j, L. CONNER ARTIST; FRS i-CLASS
w work only. II SO DonOhoe Bldg. ITO Mkt j3 In
/ LESSONS IN SPANISH. FRENCH GERMAN
IL aud English: WOrman's method; trial lessons
given free OF charge Address X. d., BOX so. CALL
ONCE. jal I'm
SCHOuL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELEC
- trlcal engineering. surveying architecture, as
saying estab. 1864. A. Van der Naillen, 723 Market
GE-VOICEBUILDING. NJ. j. BRADLEY,
- Saratoga HaiI Sl4 Geary I'd 80. Y :90-s;3O 3m
DACIFC ENGINEERING sCHooL-ENGINEER
ing architecture, surveying III Post. ie2O lyr
ii EALD's BUSINESS COLLEGE "a POST ST
Ia Double-entry book keeping, penmanship, short
hand. type-writing. biography etc, all includedla
business course under one fee OF $50 1e3Ott
pACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST &c.
L Ahescholhrshlp, $685. day anu evening. ooISA
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old HOME RESTAURANT; GOOD TRADE:
- cheap rent; Iiylngr00ms; bargain; come ana
Investigate. 1905 Polk ST. jaZ5 3tF
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CO-O PARTNER WANTED: COMMISSION
- Nv. business; IS TO SIS per week each.
Apply sos lay ST.. Room I. ia24 IF
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= =
$4,000. 600. F F2d ho a aS 9N aL a;
COLLATERAL BANK. 10 Grant ave. jas stu
CHARACTERISTICS MOVED FROM 5S7 THIRD
y to 81 Silver basement; ladies only; fee 25c "a 80
MRS. EVANS, SPIRITUAL HEALER, GUAR
NJ antees TO all cases taken 10 Lafayette
street 1a1 3m
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT
L Company will sell few Debeuture Bonds and
guarantee 10 per cent: also few ordinary shares.
DR.. ID. G. MOORE, Organizer and Promoter, 30t
Montgomery 81. dC27
nR. NJ. G. GEE. THE WONDERFUL CLIPPER
IL gap pruphesyi Ing medium. 92l Market st. Re-
fer to Examiner of Nov 7th for explosion de27 Inns
A UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
y charms: love tokens: truc pictures OF future
husbands and wives free; teaches fortune. 2j25
Mission St, near Twentieth; fee 81. au27 Il
MRS j. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANT, TEST
vi medium and life-reader. Turk St APPS Il
En CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
Ob for four months to aDv nart OF the United
states.
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A SSESSMENT NOTICE-TERIKOFF q. NJ. AND
~ NJ. Company. Location of principal place OF
business san Francisco, California; location OF
works. AmadOr County, California.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on the I'd day of January.
1892, an assessment 60. y OF one cent per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the corpora
tioG, payable Immediately In United States gold
coin to the Secretary, at the Office OF tn company,
sos Pine street. san Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on tho I'd day or February, 1892, viii
be delinquent and advertised for safe at public
auction aud, unless payment is made before, win
be sold Monday. the 29th day of February, 1892,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale by or
der OF the Board OF Directors.
W. J. GURNETT, Secretary.
Cfhce-S0S Pine ST.. san Francisco Gal. faq ID
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NOnCE Of ASSESSMkNT-GOULD & CURRY
~ Silver Mining Company. Location OF principal
place OF business, san Francisco Cal; location OF
wore. Nlr-lnLL SsuraE ConntE. Ney2aa.
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"A HlTE LAUNDRY OFFICE AND CIGAR
" store for sale Il Washington ST. jaZj 81
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ChiLpi,EN BOARDED.

tt'fs1I'ItEN iIVHi'DED'
/ ADY WISHES OR CHILDREN To BOARD:
u age from t. 10 545 Miuua 80. ta23 IT,
s)QDQ MISSION 49, WANTED CHILDREN TO
-O-J board: mothers care; sunny yard.ja I'm
"a IDOW WOULD LIKE l OK = CHILDREN TO
W board; large yard. 2l3O Market St. opposite
Guerrero; Castro-StreetgCarS. dt5 Il
tWEEE'S sEWS FOR CENTS-TuE WEEKLY
y CALI. iu wrapper. ready for mailing.
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C.DGl CIGAR-STORE WITH CLUR-EOOM:
'r-VO. positive bargain. lI79 Market. ja25 81
DAKERY, CONFECTInNERY AND NOTIONS
- FOR sale cheap. Apply CALL Branch once % s.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-26

OFFICES AND WORK-kOUMS TO LET IN NEW
Obrtck building OG Hardie place of east side Of
Kearny ST., bet Bush and Suffer; best lighted
rooms the city, and rents to suit all; entrance
23O Kearny st. Apply to 7. Z. MOLLOY, 80 Mont
gone rs 81. JaI5 lm
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall rs-
main unpaid Tt ESDAf, the 26th day Of Janu-
airy, s9l, VIII be delinquent and advertised for
safe public auction and unles payment Is
made before will he sold on WEDNESDAY. the
nth day Of February. 1892 TO pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale. by order OF the Board Of TTus-
A r. THOMPSON. Secretary.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

Der bertDttttpete Sarmer Sobn Wtorz
gan IN 9armthaels in gennlDLpanten, elm
moblbobenDer Weann, beablihttQte nG6iters
9egen ben @tniprud Ieiner bier ertuadIenen
St1oer, zines SobneS unD 0reier S06ter.
1l3 pteoer 81 DerDeiratben. 9ariiber gerietb
er 0Ieler Sage nit ben &ineern in eiren
err1ten Streit unb er IteB ietnen S6tpager
S%otepen1on unO anoere 9ta6barn herbeiz
ruter1, fpel6e ben &inoern ben &opf aure6tz
le5en louten. Dies tuonte Der SobnTbomas
1Ib 1Gdt gefGuen lalien uno nit 3nei 9tez
polnern betpaffnet hteB er Die gtadbarn benz
!D1ule TERN bIet6en. 9arouf ~erfoLate elm
11euer Worttue6iel 3tpii6en Dem 8ater unb
ben bier Gtnoern, in 0eiien 9erIouf Der
Sobn auf 0enGater i6oB, aber anitatt ieiner
lelne iingite ShpeIter traf. 0te Guael
oran9 am 6alle eth uno ienfte ft6 bis in
Die Sunge. gtmnmeDr tDuroen Stenenlou
unO oe betoet anoeren 9ta@barn, meLGe in
benz @ebOft ~itanben, in DoS 6aus aeruien,
nm Der SertDun0eten bei3uiteben. Stenenion
tru9 Ous WtdD6en auf bic NerQnbQ uno BON
eort NIT 9tlte Der 9taG6arn in ieinen Ma=
gen Ino orQDte tie III letne stDetbunoert
yI"t9eH enIIert1te ~QSebnGn9. Sn3rDtl6en
oe9onn Der Sobn bon 9teueu1 auf Den Gater
81 10leBen uno lagte ibm aus Dem 0aule.
2eF alte Wt0lt ltet nab etnerl leer itebenoel1
Sl9Hle' er0telt aoer bet benz 8eriu6e, IS su
0ttnen, bon oe1n SObne einen Sdub in BEN
9tltGen ; er t0umelte, flomm nber nod Die
Sreppe empor. Der Sobn tletterte ouf bos
0G3 uno tubr 10 LANCE fort, auf ben 8ater
gu l1tsBen, bis iGmmtIi6e &ommeru Der
betOet TepolDer geIeert tuarer. StepenIon
teDtIe MT 1et1em 0elpann surid uno
brG1te AUDI ben ~nertpun6eten Glteren
Wtorgan in ietn eigenes Saus. Die berbeiz
gerutenen @ler3te fanOen an leinem &Grper
le9s S9NBnuroen. Sine &uaeI bate i'm
in Der Sslftengegen0, cine anoere i'm .Greu;
9etsoften nnO III ieOem 8eine iaBen ,tpsi
&ugeln. 9as redte Betn lit pber6oIb bes
Sntes Douig 8eri6mettert. Die Ner,te
9epen t1lr pertIg 5offnung auf Die 0ieberz
her1tellMng Der beioen 8~erpunbeten. Ser
lteben Anbspon3iajdbrige GbOmus Woraan
bettnfIet ,ith nod auf freien 6iBen, aber
nian beflr3tet, OaB er fi9 baS 2eben nebz
ntsn tpirS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15

RetiebtIoer pom bermann Raiter.
Ser BON sablret6en 2elern brinsenb
ausgeiprO6ene @unih, Elm bleiben6es Mnz
oenten an 0erntann Gaiter gu beliBen, bat
Die SarntLte bes gerftorbenem beranlaBt,
inter Dbisem GiteL Die eeiltboaen un0
intereianteH 8riefe in 8uGform su nerz
Dffentlt6en, tpeI9e unier tDbter Sreun6 in
ietnen Iebten Qebensiabren (ous Wetito
1884, aus 9eutihIan6 1886, aus 9eutlaz
lamb, S6pet5 un6 StoIien 1890-9D an
Die 9eier Der vSuinois Staats3 eitung" 9ez
rthtet bat, barunter au9 ben lebten v@us
benz grauen @Ienb", nit benz er in boiler
@rtenntntB ieiner balb beoDritebenben Nufz
lOiun9 bon ibnen &bi9teO nabm. 8orges
fIgt lit benz ie6r bIbi6 ausgeftatteten, 318
Setten itarfen 8u9e elm poblgeIunsenes
Bib unO elm fur8er 2ebensabrtB bes Ser
itprbenen.
9te DSninDts Staats seitun9" ien6et bies
tpert6boue 8u6 unentsettli9 allen ibren
3eiern, tpeI6e bas 8Iatt Elm Sabr inn
Spraus be3ablen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-15
11miere Sommer= HrGmie.

Die vSut1oi5 Staatsz 3eitun9" bat es bon
1eber ais tbre Bfi6t betrahtet, bic 9eier in
Der ~DOuifGnOtgften uub superlGiiigitenB etie
nber Interchangeable unb tptIIenstOertbe
Nor9dnge 81 unterridten unG beren Sennt>
nib nit allen ibr 81 0ebote itebenoen Wtttz
teln 81 fDrbern. 8etn GreigniB aber barf
NIT grOBerem 9tedt fir Dieies un6 bas
1on1r1enoe Sdbr bic aIgemeine Qufmertiamz
4elt Hno Sbetlnabme fir lid in 9[nipru6
neDmen, als Die Notwithstanding su Gbis
cage i'm Sabre 1893. Sour nod Elm berz
10ltntBm6Big furser 3eitraum trennt uns
pom Der 5ur @rtnneruug an Die @ntoeGung
OteleS groBen 9aroeS geplanten @inz
f~uetbungSfeter. 8is gu iener 3eit tperOeu
Die 6auptgebdu6e tbetIs Oufsefabrt, tbeiLs
Der SOuenoung 10 nabe gebra6t ietn, oaB
DIE getpaltigeH QnIagen i9On ben @inOrud
zines etnbeitltden @ansen MAIDEN. Wftt
Dem Sorti9retten Ges groBen 6rte6ensz
tpertes itetgert ith naturgemGB aud Die
Sbetln0bme an allen baiieIbe beriibrenoen
S%orgGnger in INNER ~tpeiteren &retien, 10
Dap IS fat iebt idDn fein @ebiet giebt,
peldem man i'm 9roBen 8ubltfum mebr
Aufnertlantfett ent9egenbrtnat, ais bieien1.
Die erp6bnten Gbatlaben saben bic @erz
onlainng ba3u, OaB Die uSainots Stats
Settung" our1 einen beipGbrten Einitler,
9errn Stay Srieoerang, cine umfallenbe
uno ltreng naturgetreue 3et6nung Der 9es
1Gn1lnten 8ault6ftttet Der Notwithstanding
anferttgen lieB, melde bon bemlelben i'm
Serein nit 6errn Sans @eiBler erapirt
uno fur Die 8erDieIfGltiguus bergeridtet
Duroe. Die auf GuBerit 8%emtiienbafte @eiie
getuonnene 9urfteuuns bart bis iest nit
Jtedt ais Die ein3ig tpabrbeitsgetreue, ben
tptrtlt6en Se%rbGltntlien 9enar entipre6enbe
betraGtet tperoen. sic wuroe ZEN 6auptz
Iettern unO 8aumeiitern bet @eltausiteLz
\ lung O0r9eLe9t u1o bon tbnen etnitimmig
ais Doufommen uno sutreffen0 beseihnet.
&as Die duBerli6e NusiHmidung ans
belangt, 10 lit aIf bieielbe iorgfGltiger @ez
lGmaG nertpenoet porben. 9as Bib lit
nt4t auf Dem btatgen Litbograpbti6en
Ne9e, lonbern bur6 OaS neuere Gerfobren
Der @6rpmozS Topographic bergefteQt. Oie
Sarben itno natiirlih unb oauerbaft, mie
lberbaupt bic san3e Nusftattung Der in
WfaB genauen unb in peripecttDii6er Nnz
Iage fInftlcriid wirtianen Sristnolaufz
nabme wirbis lift. 9as Bib bat Die
@rOBenOerbdltniiie bon Is su % unb
Ourfte ft3 pOr8iigli6 gum :3immeri4mud
ober fir Gbnltae 3mede eignen.
Die wSuinois Staatsaeituns" ntadt bass
ielbe ibren 2eiern unter f~oIgenbsn 8es
otngunsen au9dn9lih:
&~bonnenten, peI6e ibr @bonuement fir
Elm Sabr i'm 8oraus beaablen, ptrb oas
Bib auf 8uni9 portOFret suaeionSt.
2eier, DeIde feline 8orousbe3ablung eez
I~eiitet, Dber tbre 9rGntie bereits ~empfansen
BADEN, fOnneu es gegen Ginienouns Oes sez
riugeH 8etrages Don % Gts., tpeI6er ben
Qerfteuungsfoiten entipri9t, ebenfaQs
portofret erbalten.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-20
"Boy" aud "Wldow" in ireland.

Nothing is more likely TO perplex the
English visitor to Ireland than to find
English words used there in different
sense from that in which he has been ac-
customed all his life to use them. One
of the best-known examples, perhaps,
that could be cited is the peculiar sense
in which the word "boy" is used, being,
in fact, equivalent to the English
"bachelor." A young man is "boy"
until he is married, and, though less
widely, "girln is used in a similar way
to denote spinster. To "foreign" ear
it sounds ludiorous to hear gray haired
man or women spoken of as "boy" or
"girl," but to one accustomed to the
country the fuller meaning Is clear. II
it is intended to convey the idea of
youth rs rule quite different expires
sion is used-it will be "wee chap" a
"gosson," clad" or, for one more
grown, ga lump of lad" is the ex-
pressive designation. Equally peculiar,
but much more Ineligible, is the Irish
use of widow. Widow in Ireland is not,
as in England, feminine. 1t is word
of common gender and is seldom used
by itself, the gender being denoted by
affixed "man" or ''woman," thus
widow man" and "widow-woman" are
of every y-day use.-L0ndon Ift-Bps.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-20
THE BROWN scAB OF APPLES.

The microscope has revealed the fact
that the brown scab which has become
so prevalent in certain varieties of apples
and pears during recent years is itself a
plant, reproducing itself by seeds
(spores), which are borne upon the wind
and find their congenial soil in the leaves,
tender twigs and fruit of the apple and
pear.
The Ohio Experiment Station has this
season conducted an extensive series of
experiments, in which several preventive
solutions have been tried, but especial
attention has been given to the question
whether the strength of the copper sui
phate and lime solution, known as the
Bordeaux mixture, might not be reduced
so as not to inJure the foliage and yet
accomplish the object of preventing dis
ease.
The results of this work were
shown in a striking exhibit made at the
State Falr aud other places, in which
sprayed fruit was shown to be almost
absolutely free from disease, while that
from neighboring trees left unsprayed
was almost worthless. The spraying not
only reduces the injury to the fruit, but
it largely increases the total crop. Thi;
is because the foliage on the sprayed
trees remains healthy, while on the un,
sprayed trees it is diseased and unable
to perform its functions3 The following
formulas were used i'll these expert :
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-20
Wonders OF Tasmania.

Awonderful natural curiosity has lately
been discovered in Tasmania and de-
scribed before the Royal Society. Near
Southport, in Tasmania, there is large
cave with an entrance through limestone
formation. A considerable stream of
water flows along the chambers of tho
cave. The first chamber reached by the
explorers showed some fine stalactitcs
pendant from the roof, aud stalagmites
covered the floor with thousands of
miniature steeples. All this is quite COM
mon in great caves, but now comes the
marvel: The lights carried 10y the ex-
plorers were suddenly extinguished by q
Whit of wind, and simultaneously the
ceiling and sides of the cave seemed to
be studded with diamonds. This mar
velous effect, as afterward appeared, re-
suited from the presence of millions Of
glow-worms, hanging to the sides and
the roof of the cavern. On passing into
chambers farther from the entrance the
explorers found similar but much grandcr
sights, the number of the glow-worms
increasing with the greater quantities Of
stalac.ites and stalagmites. About three
fourths of mile of cave length was ex-
plored, but it is supposed that the ex-
treme length is from three to four miles,
and that Tasmania, therefore, has proba-
bly, the most wonderful cave thus far
discovered.-Detroit Free Ress.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-20
rEMpERAYce NEWS AND NOTES.

In Syria there is a W. C. T. U. of 500
members.
The W c. T. U. have fifty local unions in
the Sandwich Islands.
China sent a report stating that they had
240 white ribboners in that empire.
He who looks frequently at the wine when
it is red will, by ana by, begin to feel blue.
In India the Army Temperance Associa
tion has l4l branches, with over IL, 900 mem-
bers.
Citizen--"Why are you always frowningp
Policeman--"Bekase, sor Ord be foined tin
days pay if if l was ketched smoilin."
The w 6. T. U. has gained during the
past year 10, 3G9 new members. Nine hun
dred and sixty of these come from japan.
Linu@us said of alcohol that "Man sinks
gradually by this fell poison; first he fayors
it, then he warns TO it, then he burns for it,
then he is consumed by it.
DR.. Roger Dutt a Hindoo, says that
drunkenness is increasing among thu edu-
Gated classes in this country, owing to con-
tact with Western civilization.
I The Church of Christ of the Christian de-
nomination OF Elgin, ILL.,, has passed resolu-
tions making prohibition part OF its creed
and refusing fellowship TO those who vote
otherwise. II is said to be the second church
in the country TO do this.
Iuebriety is durable in nearly all cases in
the early stages. After repeated poisoning
or intoxicatiOns for years, conditions of de-
generations come on, from which recovery is
very rare. The drink impulse may die out
or be permanently checked, but the injury to
the brain and nervous system remains
Mrs. Tel Sono, Of Japan was prominent
white ribboner at the worlds convention.
Nine. Angelini OF Italy, Mrs. Barayha and
brother of upper Egypt, Or. Mansel of India,
Miss Campbell of South Africa and Miss
| Green of the Hawain Islands brought cordial
greetings from different portions of the
| globe. Australia and Burmah were also
| represented.
All but nine states out of the forty-four in
| the United States now make scientific tenn
| perance education compulsory in their com
mon schools. There are between twelve and
thirteen million children in America OF
whom the laws says that they shall lie taught
the truth against strong drink and kindred
atrocities. Ia the majority Of these States
aacher who has not passed a satisfactory
~tiOn in the Subject is granted CO.
authorizAd - a
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Naval Flag Signals.

The red flag is a mark of danger, aud
shows vessel to be receiving or dis
charging powder.
A flag at half mast means that death
has occurred, and hoisted union down is
a signal of distress.
A flag of truce is a white flag displayed
to an enemy to indicate a desire for a
parley or consultation.
The yellow flag belongs to the quarau
tine service, and when displayed is a
sign of contagious disease.
A convoy flag is white, triangular in
shape, bordered with red, and is worn
10y men-of-war when conveying merchant
vessels.
A church pennant is a white pennAnt,
without swallow tails, charged with a
blue Latin cross, hoisted at the peak,
during divine service, over the ensign.
A dispatch flag is a white, square flag
with five blue crosses generally known as
the five clubs; hoisted forward denotes
important and urgent special service
which must not be interiered with by
any officer junior to the one by whom il
was dispatched. d.-AtehiSoR Globe.