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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Rev. A. j. Gordon of Boston has quite a
reputation as a caricaturist-
Oxford University has decided TO confer
the degree of d. d. on Bishop Potter.
The new Duke of Devonshire is accused
Of going to sleep in the House of Lords.
Amelie Rves will spend the entire sum-
mer at her Virginia Home. Castle Hill, en-
gagged in literary work.
President Harrison and Mr.. Reid are both
graduates of the Miami University. an insti-
tuition which Calvin S. Brice also attended.
Gladstone has agreed to lecture at Oxford
next October. and to preside over one of the
sections of the next Oriental Congress in
London.
Mrs Jefferson Davis and her daughter
Winnie, the Daughter of the Confeder-
aey," are on their way to West Point, where
they will stop at a hotel that already con-
tains among its guests tue widow of General
Grant.
1t now appears that Alcaeus Hooner of
Baltimore Is the person who gave $3.50. 900
for a woman's college at johns Hopkins
University a few days ago. At the time
the gift was announced, his name was with
held from the public.
The surviving executor of the Thaddeus
Stevens estate, Mr.. Edward Mcpherson. has
in his hands a balance of about $4,000
which. in case the claims against the estate
are disalOwed, viii go TO the Home for
ETleHdieSS Children at Lancaster, Pa.
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THE FIELD TRIALS.
Dogs That WIN Kun at Bakersfield Ne:
Year,

Dogs That VIII Rum at Bakersfield Next
Year.
The Pacihc Coast Field Trial Climb will
hold its next meeting al Bakersfield in Jan
uary of next year. The entries, which are
appended. include II English settlers. "a
pointers. Irish and / Gordon setter. En-
tries: L. L. Craig's Dan A.do. r. X. Gar
diners Estrells, GARDENERS al Ki, George
Crocker'5 Daisy, Waksman and Handley's
Merchant of Venice, Lnyille and Hardey's
Count Kern, Ed Fay's Wolf, Frank Mas
keys Boyle, II. VI. Tonner's Molly Stark
California kennels - Jaronet, Johanna,
Jayelin and Mercury. The above are all
English settlers.
Irish setters-A. II. Higgins Coa, c. s.
Sargeuts Sidney, L. 5. sampbelPs Miss
McGiuty and T. l.. Wooster's Don't Care.
POinters-E +. SChundelPs Tapaderos,
William SchTeiber's Francisco and Lu-
einda, c. A. Haishfs Honest John. Ii.
Huber's Carmel and San Juan Howard
Blacks Sporty Boy, A. de Monca's Heller
Shelter, W. w. Foote's Tramp, G. b. Sperry's
Sam Weller, William {. Browns Printer,
James Z. Watson's BillyP, George p Jim p
and Doctor p, l.. Thibaults Booth z. w. J.
Goleher's Fra DIayOlo and Jill, J. NJ. Bass
ford's Tommy Ticker, II. NJ. Tonner's
Brown Betty. J. L. Hughes Zip III. J. II.
YoelPs FL Rey, A. Il, Humans Kent OF
Blossom and a. r. CrowelPs Saddlebags.
Gordon setters-Frank Lane enters Van.
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PUBLIC sTREEIs AND SQUARES.

A correspondent argues at length to show
that tie Board Of Supervisors have no right
to ALLEVIATE any Of the city's property in
streets, parks or public squares, or what
ever other form such property may take.
The right to use all this is declared to be
tie right Of the individual citizen and is not
subject to the caprice Of any Board OF
Supervisors. Our correspondent is doubt
less aware that that is law which the court
OF last resort declares to be law. The end
OF argument is the court decisions. While
there is much force in the position taken by
our correspondent, we understand that the
particular case under consideration has
passed oat of the range of newspaper dis
cussiOn. The Federal authorities have in
effect declared that the action taken by the
board will perfect the title to The postofice
site. We may admit the force but cannot
perceive the value Of an argument to show
that the action Of the board is illegal. That
is a matter for the courts to settle. The
Federal authorities take the site after full
discussion and investigation and are re-
sponsible to the people for their actions.
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THINGS TO CONSIDER.

There are two reasons why the services of
the Railroad Commissioners should be dis
pensed with. One is that such services as
the commissioners have rendered so far
have no value. and the other is that the
railroad company has announced its pur-
pose only to abide by the rulings of the
commission so long as such rulings are sat
isfaetOry to the railroad people. On this
point the most recent address Of the Traffic
Association says;
There is great deal OF significance In the
manner in which all the rulings OF The Board OF
Commissioners have been received and put 10
force by the Southern Pacific Company, even
when such rulings have bad every appearance OF
being favorable 10 Them Ii viii be no;ed that
they ale Invariably put in force under protest,
denying the authority OF The board 10 regulate
their rates and fares. clearly indicating what
they are prepared TO do If 4 ruling or decision Is
promulgated which they DO not desire 10 put
iuIO effect.
The protest which the association speaks
of is IN accord with letter addressed some
months ago to the commission in which the
commission was informed by an official of
the Southern Pacific that the company did
not recognize the right Of the board to regu-
late freights and fares. There is no danger
that the board as at present constituted will
give the railroad company a cause for dis
regarding the boards rulings. but in case
the people should elect board to represent
the State the railroad company would posi-
bly, deny its authority to fix railroad rates.
The sale course, therefore, seems to be 10
repeal the clause in the constitution which
creates the commission, and fol the Lpgis-
lature TO exercise directly the power the
constitution at present deYolYes upon the
commission. The Traffic Association Is
fully aware that a Legislature elected un-
der present conditions could not be relied
upon to establish equitable rates, and con-
seQuently suggests that candidates for seats
in the Legislature should be specifically
pledged on that issue. As there is 70
greater State issue now before the people
the pledge suggested by the association can
be exacled without prejudice to minor in
terests.
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THE RAISIN INDUSTRY.
Bad News From Fresno YineyaTdisTs
Experience a Big Loss.

Experience Big Loss.
According to the weather bureau, 70 per
cent OF the three-year-old vineyards in
Fresno district have lost all of their first
crop. and the remaining % per cent will
produce only quarter OF tina expected
yield. In the four-year-Old (and oven vine
yards the loss will vary from % to 60 per
cent. The clusters remaining on the vines
will be fine. but it is computed that the
total crop of London layers will be so per
cent short If last years. Vineyards tn at
have dropped their first crop will have a
fair second crop, but il will be late.
The highest temperature for the week
was lOJ degrees and the lowest 81. The
weather has been beneficial for all crops.
Aprieots are being rapidly harvested, and
there is promise OF n very large peach crop.
La the Selma district the first raisn crop
has nearly all dropped Cd, and the leading
growers have determined TO send the whole
of their second crop TO the distillers, as 1t
will be deficient IN sugar and, consequently,
Of an inferior grade, This move Will take
1000 tons Of raiSips out OF the market from
Selma alone, and will most likely be fol
lowed ia other districts.
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THE NEW RULES.
At Midnight To-Morrow the Southern Pa
cifie WI Change It's Regulations.

At Midnight To-Morrow the Southern Pa
ciic VIII Change It's Regulations.
AT midnight tomorrow the new rules and
regulations for the government of employees
of the operating department of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company Pacific SYSTEM
will 60 into effect
1t is the first time IN % years that the
company deemed it advisable to establish
new rules to conform with modern require
ments. The putting into effect an entirely
new code OF signals, new time schedules
and new laws covering every department
of the operating force is a matter Of great
importance for railroad company, and for
many months past the employees directly
concerned have been pOrlng over hand
book containing all the new rules so as to
perfect themselves in the knowledge of
what will be required Of them after July l.
This book Of regulations is a handsomely
printed and plainly lndeXed volume OF 40
pages, full.Of information Indispensable TO
officers. trainmen, yardmasters. engineers.
baEgagemen and all other employees Of the
road.
1t also contains Illustrations showing the
new signals and the working of the various
air and water brakes now in use.
The new time schedules are issued in book
form instead as heretofore in separate
sheets and each enc contains special rules
TO be followed by the road for which they
are intended.
ID. ". Hitchcock. the general agent for
the Union Pacihe Railroad, arrived last
night on his return trip from Chicago.
whence lie accompanied the special train
which carried the California delegation to
the Democratic convention.
The departure Of the Los Angeles express,
which now leaves the city at P. NJ, will be
changed on July TO $3.50 Z. NJ
An additional train viii be run IRON
the same time on between LathrOp and
Tulare 10 connect with train 80 from this
city to Stockton. This train will accom-
modate the local travel between Lathrop
and Fresno, which can no longer be carried
by the through Los Angeles train. because
they viii go by the way of Los Banos and
Coils hereRfter.
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eminent statesman as a sOrehead, but that
is the character in which he now pastures
and it makes him ridiculous. There is talk
of proc eedngs against Bismarck, but il
may be hoped nothing of the kind will be
attempted. The best treatment to which
this iraseibe man can be subjected is to
leave him alone. Statesmen Of the highest
class ought not TO tell tales ont of school.
BY doing so they place their personal in
terests and ambitions in the foreground,
aud lay claim TO monopoly of leadership.
which no man in constitutional country
has tie right to dream about. And. after
all, il was not Bismarck who made the Ger
many Of to-day. There were others who
saw further than he did, and he only fell
into line and came in for a liberal share Of
%
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duty should be adopted by Great Britain in
favor of British colonies. The substance
of the proposition was that Great Britain
should impose duties on American grain
and admit grain from British colonies free.
In return Canada would adopt one rate Of
duty for British manufactures and another
for American manufactures. The British
Chamber Of Commerce evidently fear that
duties on American grain would cause rise
in breadstuffs, which would add 10 the
present difficulty in supplying the market
of the world. In time Canada. India and
Australia VIII be able to supply Great
Britain with all the grain she needs, but
about that time the United States Will
consume all its grain at home.
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ACTION SAFES TODAY.

FrENIrURE.-By Butterheld & Vincent, at 2slS
Clay ST., u Il O'Clock
FrENlrvBF-By Rutteraeld & Vincent, al 2l5
Valencia ST.. at O'Clock.
lrENIIUEF-By n. J. simmons, II 1857 Market
a. OF IL O clock.
FrRS1r- RE.-Br VIM. But;erdeld, at 1858 Cali
f0rnia ST, - Ii O'Clock.
FrrNl7rrE.-By Geo. F. Lamson. at 5241s Turk
ST.. al i clock
FURSIrURE.-By a. W. Furst, at 1921 Market
St. 81 i Q clock.
REAL EsTATE--Fy C'Farrell 81 Lang, al II Mont
5000 l Y .-c---E
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JURY TRIALS.

We notice that the jury disagreed in the
case in court where person was tried on
charge Of having proposed to sell verdict.
Two juIymen were for an aequittal. Such
trials as this tend to create tie impression
that men get upon juries who are not TT to
la gbara
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DAILY CALL drcluding sundays, IS per year by
nal, rastpaid: Is cents per week. or 30 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL
I've copies. three months So IS. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages 81 so per year, postpaid sUNDAf
CAlLaad WEEKLY CALL, - o per year, postpaid
WEEKLY CALL Is pages. 81 per year. postpaid
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
Tor viii the editor enter into correspondence re-
.--cLLua nan
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DFPaRrMEST OF AGRTTULTCRE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
g Er .N-r-rEfD lime 20 isQ.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTCRE, }
NEATHEE BUREAU,
san FRANCISCO. June 80, le9zy
For Twenty -four Hours Ending Midnight.
Northern CaIHornia-Fair but partly foggy
weather along the coast. southwest TO northwest
winds fresh tc brisk; cooler except stationary
temperature along the central coast
Southern California-FaiT; south 10 west winds
stationary temperature. except cooler in the
eastern portion and at Los Angeles
oregon and Neutrality-suspicious. weather. south
west 10 northwest Winds: cooler. except nearly
stationary temperature along the coast Warm
wave bre16inE Gp
Sevada-Fsir; south TO west Winds generally
cooler
Utah-Fsir. preceded Uy showers in northern per
zion; generally cooler
Local Force st.
For Sau Franclsco-Fair weather; fresh 30 brisk
westerly winds: nearly atlouarJ temperature.
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The remains Of John NJ Adams, who
died on Saturday last while on fishing trip
in the Klamath reservation with Harry
BabcOek and Fsx0n ID. Atherton. were car
ried 10 the grave yesterday afternoon from
the / irst Presbyterian Church in this city.
The pall-bearers were: c. +. Worden, r. f.
Wilson, Horace g. Plat, A. c. Tubbs, w.
5. Kittle, Fred Il. Webster, Joseph SpeaE
and I Il Cassnll
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Information Suuehf,

In consequence of letter from Joseph
Nimmo Jr. asking for information concern
ing the competition now existing between
the steamers of the Canadian Pacific and
the American lines the Chamber OF Com
merce will hold a special meeting shortly 10
consider the points involved and to formu-
late a rpnfv
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Park Music.
Cannon Firing ProhIblted.

The Fire Department Committee of the
Board of Supervisors has considered the
petition Of Mrs. a. A. Smith of 2l3s Market
street wherein she asks that the firing Of
cannon be prohibited in the Market-street
cut, where she lives, and decided to amend
order 1861 so as to prohibit all firing OF
cannon within the city limits unless the
Mayor has given his permission for the
same.
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mn CALL CALENDAR.
JrNEls82
NOTICHI

Ary Of our patrons lghO fail to find THE
MORNING CALL f0r sale 5u traiH-Joys
U5i confer O facor Jy notifying this office q
uQoct naming the date and train.
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PERSONALS.


IAN CING-MR. AND MRS W. q WTTKS -
~ c0mpliShed teachers of dancing have nnered
private p3TlOrs for Instructions in All round dnces
including the latest steps; waltz taught In Iassons
day or evening. Can or address $40 TURK Ie30 IT.
A DYICE FREE on ALL Legal. MATTPPS-
n specially, marriages annHlled; private gufet.
probate, collections, Hens DANA ses etc. no chars
unless successful: practice all courts estab 10 vrs
g. w. HOWE q co. sttys-st-iaw, 500 Market. ies II
l1AT PEOPLE RAPIDLY AND SAFELY RE-
j. duced by Du Bots Anti-Obesity Tea 81 so a
package SMITH Co, 1909 Polk s.. "a 3mSuTuTh
THE UNDERSIGNED DRUG FIRMS VIII
/ guarantee one bottle OF DIR. C0OPER'S Pioo1
and Liver Specific 10 cure yOu Of rheumatism pint
pies and eFuptOns constipation aud biliuusupSS
try 1t. For sale at KUPFER & CO.'S, 4dl Van
Ness ave-: DAHLBEN DER q co, zl4 kearny 81 :.
KUPFEK'S. cor. Sntter and BrOderIeK .jel 2 BIN cod
NY PERSON KNOWING THE ADDRESS or
n GEORGE SYMONS. carpenter and joiner Che l.,
very deaf) will do him and his brothers a favor Ia,
sending IL TO his brother, CHARLES sly MONS Van
couyer, Il. G. to his brother, JOHN SYMOSS
baker, Derby BaTnstable England. je29 1t
TRAVELLERS AND COUNTRY MERCEAG-rS
/ should all use the "Comblned Letter Press ana
index and press all IN roll II inches long bv
inches thick; best value for the money. nost,gt,I
81 40. CHARLES e. NAYLOR, agent "a NM
gomery St. San francisco je29 n
TTAVING MORE ROOM THAN / NFED 1r
IL store ISL Mission st., l wish TO reDresspf a.
manufacturer of any goods, or would sell anvtblr'
on commission or otherwise. j. JONES. ie23 ~
go "a FOR DOZEN CABINET PH0T0
SDZ.DO graphs: l cOlored Free frst-class work
guaranteed. WILSON'S, % kearny ST. apps ~
NTE HAVE CHEAP RENT: WE DO OUR own
W work; can sell you millinery 30 per cent
cheaper than any other house. 1892 Market. je8 BIN
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sos montgomery street, near Clay. open until IL
o'clock p h. BRANCH OFFICES; 10 Market
street. near Kearuy, open until u o'clock midnight;
$50 HAYES street, open until $50 o'clock; sos
farzin street open untH :S0 ocIoeS; ISIS Mission
street, open until o'clock p, n; and 1l6 Ninth
street. opan Until ESQ P. n
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STILL TOR FREE TRADE.

The British Chamber of Commerce has
refustd to adopt a motion made by Slr
Charles Upper, Canadian High Commits
.ioaer declare I.se a small differential
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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Olive OIL Producers.

Some time during the month of July The
State Association of olive oil producers
will hold a meeting IN this city TO discuss
matters tending to advance the Industry.
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THE EASTERN oFFICE OF THE CALL,
sfPotter building, New York City, isprovided Win
f5Isof California papers. Visitors welcome. Al
4eItlkiHg rates and sample copies furnished
F. K MISCH, Manager
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TIE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE Al
NV York. .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
g,,fcaqo ..... News Stand Palmer House
= IN means .GALLUT & JOCBERT,
ILL., Common 81
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LUNDT's EsTATE.-Mrs. Emily c. Terry
petit0ned for letters ia The estate of her father
ID. n. Lundt, who died in August 1889. leaving
properly on Mason street, near Lombard, worth
about $4,000. The widow has since died and The
heirs are tie petitioner and sister.
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.

Buying the best Tea and Coffee. for tho Iea-s
money. at any OF the IS city stores OF the Grsa5
American Importing Tea Company. Come or send
direct and save all comm fssions Running a. sue
cessful stores this coast proves beyond quest on
that our prices are reasonable. Our goods ALWAYS
fresh and pure. Headquarters wholesale ard rs
tsil), 50, 81 SO and SO Market ST.. San Francisco
je22 Il
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THE Clipper Quartet is the chief traction at
the Wlgwam Fheaier this week. Their comcal-
lilies aud beautiful y0caliSms afe enthusiastically
aDnlanded niphtlY. Dnn1t lail 10 see them.
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sunday-sehool Picnic.

The ST. Paul Sunday-school will picnic at
SchutZen Park to-day,
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THE STARKE CAsE,-An appeal 10 the Snpe
Tior Court has been taken from Justice OF the
Peace Lows Judgment for the plaintiff in the
suit of the Old Peoples Home TO eYct Mrs.
Elmira Starke from the Institution.
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"KBITIKO" reads character from handwriting.
Write in Ink, on unruled paper. in al undis-
eulsed hand. State sex. Send with 90 cents,
stamps or postal note, TO kTiliko," eO9 Mer-
chant street, San Francisco.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.


- Security say ings INK. 22s Mont
tho rate OF five and twenty-eight one hundredths
% 2S-lOO) per cent per annum. and on ordinary
posits at tour and forty One-hundtedths "a $4,000
per cent per annum, for the six months ending
June 80 992. free Of taxes, wI be payable on and
le2s 4 sL.ABBor yR.. Secretary.
gCSs Dividend Notice - HutusI Savings
40 Bank OF san Francisco 80 Post 81. For the
half year end ne June 80. 1892. a dividend has been
declared at the rate OF five and one-dfth Is l-5)
per cent per annum on term deposits. aud four and
cne-third 40 per cent per aDnum ordinary
deposits, free % taxes. payable on and after FRI
ie28 let JAMES a. THOMPSON. Cashier.
FSs Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
ME- IL Geary 81. 49, he directors have declared
the following semiaunual dividend, s I4-IO0 per
cent per aRnum on term and S2-l0O per cent per
annum on ord mary deposits, payable and after
july /, 1892 rs II lEkN Est BRAND Secretary.
KY Dividend Notice-The German Saw
az ings and LoaG Society, 526 California St
For the haf year ending June 30, 1892 dividend
has been declared at the rate Of five and onetenth
% l-lUl per cent per annum on term deposits, and
four and One-quarter 40 per cent per aunum on
ordinary deposits, payable on aud after Friday,
July l. 1892. je25 l4tI GEO. ToURNY, Sec.
EEP The California Saving and Loan
~ Society cor. OF Powell and Eddy sts.-For
the half year ending June 80 1892, dividend has
been declared at tue rate OF five and four-tentbs
four and one-half HLe) per cent per annum
binary deposits free OF taxes payable aud after
te24 I'm VERNON CAMPBELL, Secretary
Rse dividend Notice - Peoples Home
E~S Savings Bank, sos Market St, Flood build
ing. San FranCisc0-The board of directors OF this
banK have declared dividend for the term ending
June 80. 1892, at a rate Of FIVE and one-ffth per
cent IS l-5) per annum on term deposits, ana four
and one third per cent i4l5) per annum on ordinary
deposits. free from taxes and payable on and after
july l. 1892.
je24 ST J. T. FARNUM Secretary
re Dividend Notice-Savings and Loan
b. Society lOl Montgomery st cor. OF Suffer.
The board Of directors declared a dividend for the
term ending June 80. 1892, at the rate of FIVE and
one nth Is l-5} per cent per Rnnum on term de-
posts and four and one-third (41a) per cent per
annum on ordinary deposits. free OF taxes and pay
able and after july !, 1892.
ie22 lat CYRUS w. CARMANY. Cashier.
R5S Dividend Notice - Dividend Nc. 10
H~S $50 cents per shsre) OF the Oceanic Steam
snip Company will be payable at the Office Of the
company. 1927 Market St, and after FRIDAY,
July /, 1892. Trausfer-b0oks will close on Monday
June "a 1892, at O'Clock P.
jo22 lot f. II. SHELDON. Secretary.
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Catholic Ladies' Aid Society.
The fifth grand council OF the Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society will be held in this city
on Wednesday next.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautihed. Warn
sea.water tubs and swimming. 7I5 Filbert.
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ACTING through the blood, Hoods SarsaparilIa
only ScrOfula, salt rheum etc, but gives
health ana vigor to every organ of the body, cures
sick headache, dyspepsia, &" bilious turns"
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LADIES are greatly benefited by the use OF Angos-
tura BtteTs the South American Tonic OF DR.. j. G..
i. Siegert a Sons.
"BRowN's BRoNCIuAL TRocHEs" are an effect
i've Cough Remedy. Sold only in boJes. Price 25c.
I11BA nmce PIES SWANS. 2ls suffer street