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AL LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
n female specialist, MRS. DR.. GWYER, 3l1 n
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RSS A Sure and Safe Cure for All IrreEu-
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r5- Norddeutscher yerein At the An
A~S nual meeting Of the NOrddeutScher Nerein
which took place last Tuesday. January l2, 1892
the following Board OF directors was elected for
one year: President c. b. Abraham; Vice Presi-
dent, otto Schinkel; Recording Secretary. Carl
MoelIer financial Secretary William Mueller;
Claus Giese, Henry Pister, Henry Steliing; Enter
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TX Cofey's Collection Company, 6I9
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Canada and Australia JAZZ cod IL
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8. jal5 Smo
RS Mime. Sattler, French Midwife,
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at any Doctors ONCE in the city. tal3 IT
~Femals Diseases successfully Treated
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RE Attention, Badies-Beware of I'M
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HAD TOOTH so TENDER (THE NERVE
was nearly exposed) It would hardly bear touch
ing. The Boston Dental Assn Of u Powell ST., by
their new process, excayated and filed it without
pain. Z. w. JOY. Druggist Post and Mason eod e
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w HY BE BALD WHEN MY TREATMENT WILL
W grow hair on the baldest head? Positive cure
for dandruf, rash and hair falling ont. Shampoo
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V ERY USEFUL PATENT FOR SALE: AN IN
proyement in submarine boat with an effective
simple torpedo especially addPted for destroying
war-vessels. j. b. GERBER, inventor, 302 Fran
cisco ST ial6 ST.
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MRS. DIR. WHEEL. THE ELECTRICIAN. II2
w o'Farreh-Positive aud speedy cure for la
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ON JANUARY 18TH 1 RECEIVED 4 CAR OF
~ bedroom sets (Eastern). pieces. per set for
this month SIS: these goods can't be matched IN
Cali ornia for less than S37; see them.
Elegant lire of oak SdebOaT ds .S25 and upward
Ro:-top ONCE Desks, 5 r. wide OAK polish
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~ Home Mutual Insurance Company
Ut san Francisco, January ,, 1872 ConforIna-
bly, to the provisions OF Section l OF the bylaws Of
this company, the next annual meeting OF Stock
holders VIII be held al its prime ipal once northeast
corner OF California and SansOme streets, Fran
cisco California;. at ! o'clock p. NJ. MONDAY,
January 18TH A ID. 1892, for the election OF Direc
tors to until their successors shall be elected
under the provisions OF said bylaws The polls will
be open from l to 4 O'Clock. CHAS. K. STORY.
ja3 I'd Secretary.
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NJ Me. DIR. D. ATLANTA. THE HIGHLY CELE-
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gives advice ia business, lawsuits, marriages, di-
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evil influences; she has no equal: open Sunday:
gives name OF future bus band wife. 1897 Sixth
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PoriOr goods 81 styles Of Bed Suits. Mattresses
Bedding, Carpets, CIOaks, jackets, Wraps or any
thing you require. Terms cash, or time payment.
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- nnuhl Meeting-The Resu ar An
Eb~S Dual meeting of the stockholders of the Pa
iaro Valley Railroad Company viii Do held at the
ONCE of the company, 327 Market street San Fran
cisco. California. MON DAY, the 18th day OF Jan
uary 1872, at the hour of II O'Clock A. NJ. for the
purpose OF electing Board OF Directors TO serve
for the ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books VIII close on TUESDAY, January
g. 1892. at ) O'Clock p. NJ. T. H. SHELDON,
las til Secretary.
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Push and carpet seat Rockers ............... 400
E egaut Hatracks French plate large mirrors, II so
Walnut Desk and Bookcase confined 8 It.
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aJMF BELLS HAIR DRESSING AN ID BLEACH
w ing parIors: every fourth customer treated free
of c aTge 92l Market ST., first fpOr. Jal6 81
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DERSONAI.-SI0 OOO Is AWAITING j. PER-
L Gil. or PURCELL, who ia 1887 was witness TO
4 will in Hotel AI5emarle, San Diego, Cal; the
above sum is yours IL you Will come forward and
give evidence IN this case Any evidence as 10 N Il.
ERCILS present whereabouts VIII be most lber-
Eu1ldfag, Cleveland, ohio. lalG 5t*
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MARION GLACE; FRENCH BONBONS;
VI pastry; ice-cream; telephone Sl9. MIDUN.
lug Pow ell n
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J. N00NAN. 1917. 1919, 1921 1923 Mission St.
above Sixth. open evenings.
Large line OF secondhand furniture and carpets
ON hand. ON Mnich YOU can slve money. q
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- Annual Meeting The Regular
H. annual meeting OF che stockholders OF the
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company Will be
held at the Office of tne company, III Union St,
corner Sharp's place, San Francisco, Cal, FRI
DAY, the Iwenty-secOnd (22dJ day OF January.
1892, at the hour OF O'Clock for the purpose
of electing seven Directors to during the
suing year and the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before the meeting.
Transfer books Will close on Tuesday, January
18TH at 2 O'Clock p.
JOHN b. LEIGHTON, Secretary.
Ohice-1lll Union ST., corner Sharp's place. san
Francisco. Cal de28 I'd
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SUPERIOR HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
- one or more little children; best OF care pleas
ant house; sunny grounds; reference II DIES red. %
Glen Park ave, OF Twelfth St., bet Mission aad
Howard
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- Book keepin&-Have Had % Years
sS~S practical experience as an accountant; In
short time make any one thorough book
Keeper; "See My Addition" TARR, Expert Room
40. ITO MarGet 81. Ja5 mo
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FOLDING BEDS-EX ANIME OUR 10. PODS;
mirrored. with large plate 1Sx4O; walnut, OAK
cherry ana 18TH century; cash price elsewhere $50
our inStalment price reduced to $40 country orders
packed, shipped free TO any depot. NJ. FRIEDMAN
4 co, 22S and $50 Stockton ST., 237 Post cor.
stockton; open evenings deI3 tt
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1S Annual MeetinR-The Regular An
5~S nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company viii be held
at the Office OF the Company Room Is. Nevada
Block. 309 Montgomery ST., San Francisco Cat.
WEDNESDAY. the 2Otn day OF January 1892. at
the hour OF O'Clock NJ. Tor the purpose elect
ing Board of Trustees serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction of such other business as
may come before The meeting.
Transfer BOOKS viii close on MONDAY, the 18Th
day OF January, at O'Clock p. NJ
r. l.. PARKER. Secretary.
Onee-RoOm l5 Nevada Block, 3O9 MOutgomery
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I ENUINE SPECS, Toe UP, b5 FOURTH ST,
y next TO the bakery; sundays. us Market St.. 10
front celebrated ladies' glOve-st9re, to do not
forget the house number faI3 l5ts
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4 CLEAN SWEEP 49, THE WET DRY.GOODS
"a advertised yesterday ali sold. but we have
over 5000 yards of remnants OF calico. glugham,
sateen cashmeres. tOwe ing, table linen dress lab
rics aud other seasOnable and serVlceabIe goods
offered at big dIsCounts-20. 50 and 100 per cent
on regular price: one line OF dress plaids, dark
duced from 25c 10 l212c, all wool: one line Atwood
small plads, dark, goUd Yalue at SOC, now goes
al 25c ginghams in dress styles large piaids and
stripes. from sc TO size: apron dOmestics, not
very pretty, 614ci come see to-day; it viii pay
you; when reduce prices we make IL tell.
SAIIHlS. 4l6. 4ls Front 81. S. l.. Cal. iaI5 81
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IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
4 anywhere at any time write to GEO p ROWELL
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livery ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
~ the subject OF advertising will do well 10 obtain
copy OF Book for Advertisers" 1858 pages. price
81 mailed postage paid on receipt of price; con-
tainS careful compilation from the American
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CLASS lournalS gives the circu rating OF every
one, aud good deal or Information about aud
other matters pertaining to the business OF adVer
Using. Address ROWELES ADVER rISINa BU-
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A TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
u $40 and all costs paid: collections city or couu
try. COFFEY'S COLLECTION CO., COZ MouigOm-
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quarter of an inch long. 1t is generally
during the night that it produces the
ticking sounds, and in order to do so
draws in the antenne and intermediate
legs, and, resting principally upon the
median legs, strikes its head against Its
support by sort of rocking motion. 1t
is through this noise that the male calls
the female. The larva of the insect
lives IN woodwork framework, Old
furniture, etc., which it gnaws in the
interior without anything outside be-
traying its presence. A few weeks after
it has been transformed to the chrys-
ais state the perfect insect comes
forth, and makes it's exit from the wood
by boring perfectly cylindrical hole in
it. which thereafter shows that the
wood has been attacked, and it is often
mutilated to such degree that it is viz
tually destroyed. A smaller species Of
the same genus works equal havoc not
only with wood, but books, herbaria, ma
tural history collections, cork, dry
bread, crackers, etc. The death watch
beetle has the invariable habit of teign-
ing death when seized or disturbed.
The stimulation is SO persistent that
when immersed in water, or even in
alcohol, the insect remains perfectly
immovable, and will allow itself to be
burned alive rather than betray itself.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-08-04
Queer Figures.

There is univeral tendency to seek
and sometimes to see in the forms Of
objects around us representations of
the human figure or of animals and
plants. Many interesting examples
have been recorded and pictured in La
Nature of rocks and mountains present
ing resemhlances to animated forms.
We are quite ready to discern in the
clouds all sorts of personages, and at
periods when superstition has been ac-
tive apparitions have been described
the whole existence of which consisted
of misinterpreted simple resemblances.
Stones have usually been considered
especially worthy of attention in this
category; in tubercles Of sandstone and
nodules of flint it is easy to find feat
ures analogous with the most various
objects.
A block of sandstone is exhibited in
the forest Of Fontainebleau on which
one willing to see it may recognize a
petriied knight on his horse, all of the
natural size. A nodule of sandstone
was once brought to a geological labor
atory in museum. Oh which the owner
saw the portrait of Our Lord on the
cross. Some persons are specially in
genious in finding resemblances in
f1ints, and Boucher de Perthes
admitted into his "Atlas of Celtic and
Antediluvian Antiquities" a whole
series of figures of initiative forms Of
that mineral ,-Boston transcript.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-08-04
The Astral Body.

The structure of the inner astral man
is definite and coherent. Just as the
outer body has spine which is the COL
umn whereon the being sustains itself
with the brain at the top. so the astral
body has its spine and brain. 1t is ma
terial, for it is made of matter, however,
finely divided, and is not of the nature
Of the spirit.
After the maturity of the child before
birth this form is fixed, coherent and
lasting, undergoing but small alteration
from that day until death. This is tes-
tilted to by writer in the organ of the
Theosophists, published under the ex-
pressive title of Lucifer. And SO also
as to Its brain; that remains unchanged
until the body is given up, and does
not, like the outer brain, give up cells
to be replaced by others from hour
to hour. The inner parts are thus
more permanent than the outer CORE
spondents to them. Our material or
gans, bones and tissues, are undergoing
change each instant. This is not the
case with the inner form. 1t alters
only from life to life, being constructed
at the time of reincarnatlon to last for
whole period of existence. For it is
the model fixed by the present evolu
tionary proportions for the outer body.
1t is The collector, as it were, of the
visible atoms which make us as we out
wardly appear. So at birth it is poten.
TALLY of certain size, ana when that
limit is reached it stops the further ex
tension of the body. At the same time
the outer body is kept in shape by the
inner one until the period of decay.
And this decay. followed by death, is
not due to bodily disintegration per Sc,
but to the fact that the term of the
astral body is reached when it is no
longer able to hold the outer frame in
tact. Its power to resist the impact and
war of the material molecules being ex-
hausted. the sleep OF death supervenes.
Now, as in our physical form the brain
and spine are the centers tor nerves, SO
in the other there are the nerves which
ramify from the inner brain and spine
all over the structure. All of these are
related to every organ in the outer
visible BODY. They are more in the
nature of currents than nerves, rs we
understand the word, and may be
called astro- NERVES.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-08-04
Hard to Learn.

Thieves slang is only attained after
close acquaintance with people decided
ly off-coloreu. There is only one thing
emitting it to consideration and that is
that it is epigrammatic. The unlettered
individuals who have coined the many
words and phrases not recognized by
Webster and Worcester have the knack
of hitting the nail on the head and saying
in q few words what would take others
several round sentences to express.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Skidmere, who has
safely taken over 800 men to the peni-
Tertiary, is a walking dictionary on
thieves slang, but every once IN awhile
new term is sprung on him which
temporarily dumbfounds him, says the
st. Louis Republic.
For the past week the genial Tom
has been laboring to elucidate the fol-
lowing proposition made by a youthful
pickpocket whom he was taking to the
reform school. On the train this young
ster said: "Dis amt de rattler to de
stayer." Tom acknowledged that it was
not. although he knew that the word
rather in thieves slang meant a
train. Upon returning to st. Louis he
asked some of the prisoners in the Jail
what "stayer" meant. One after an
other could not define it, but at last Tom
found one who could. It is newly
coined word for the penitentiary, and
the Young crooks expression, when
translated, meant: This amt the
train for the peuitentiarv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-08-04
WARM WEATHER,

In spite of the present siege Of warm
weather there never was summer
when there was SO much pneumonia,
pleurisy, bronchitis, asthma, as there is,
this year. Violent heat is almost al
ways followed by reaction, and these
sudden changes of temperature check
the perspiration that has been flowing
through the pores of the skin and COM
pei the stomach and kidneys to carry
off the waste matter. When this work
is suddenly thrown upon these organs.
they break down and the result is IN
the stomach cholera morbus, collie and
intense pain, and if the kidneys break
down the result is Bright's disease. In
all these cases take REDS GERMAN
COUCH AND KIDNEY CURE. 1t is the.
best remedy in the world for all NAL
aides that arise from a cold These
maladies invariably attack the excret-
DRY organs. and REDS GERMAN
COUCH AND KIDNEY CURE is the one
medicine that treats the excretory on
gans as whole. Get it of any dealer.
Is and 50 cents bottle.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co,
Peoria, I'LL
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The Rights of Children.

Some years ago 1 heard man say.
and he said it as though he We're prais-
ing his father: "My father took no
nonsense from his boys. If they didn't
mind him at the first word he would
knock them down." I do not think
that manly for man; and | should
consider it pretty mean for brute.
What right have father and mother,
merely as matter of impulse, OF whim,
to exact this or that, and then compel
the child at any extremity to meet
their notions? That is barbarism, not
civilization. 1t is unworthy of man or
woman. You have the right only to
study the nature of your child; try to
find out what is best for the child's de-
velopment. And then compel that
Yes, so far as you can without iniuring
the child. More than that you have no
right to do.-Rer. ". j. ..Sauage.