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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

a little girl OF 6, who complained OF Delng
left alone in the dark after she was in bed,
was told by her mother that she need not be
afraid. a God was with her, although there
was no light Whereupon the child replied:
Mother, dear, I'd much rather you took
God away and left the candle"
~
Small girl, on showing younger brothers
"Pilgrim's Progress, comes to a picture Of
Faithful at the stake, and, in the corner,
chariot and horses are depicted. The little
ones express their anxiety as TO Faithful
and the fate awaiting him. Small girl re-
plies; ION, he's all right; they've sent
fly for him."
A boy Of s. after having been checked to
y 0 purpose by his mother for teasing her
when Re was busy, was thus addressed:
My dear little boy, if you loved your
mother you would try and please her by
doing What you are told" WheTeupon re-
piled the boy: Mother, I'm trying TO please
God. l can't please everybody"
(Mamma explaining to her little girl, aged
3, that everything she does and says is
written down in a large book in heaven
L. G. asks: Are all the naughty things,
too p
Mama-YeS. dear
l. G. (pen,iyelyl-Th think I'll take q
piece OF India rubber with me.
SOS
a little iye-year-old Of my acquaintance
interviewed his mother the other day upon
tie subject of angels having wings, and, on
being told that there WAS reason TO believe
that they were so eQui ped exclaimed: ION.
mamma, how funny they must look when
asleep roosting ike turkeys"
child Of 3H years had been taught by
his mother text IN tie morning: Make
me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right
spirit within me-" At night at the end Of
his prayers be, unasket. repeated the text
In the following form: Wash my heart, .
God, and hang 1t out 10 dry"
Mother readiug from Bible: ASK and
it shall be given to you; seek aad ye shall
find; knock and il SHALL be opened unto
you, for every one tnat aSketh reCeiYeth."
Small Child aged g, lnterrupting with
deep sigu)-Ah, that was IN those days, not
IN these.
Once Tommy was silent, at the request OF
his elders, for many weary minutes, and
when be could no longer contain himself he
was told that silence WAS golden. Yes,
quoth he, but you know we want change
sometimes"
a little girl on being asked by her mother
whether she was not glad TO hear that an
old friend, Of whom she was very fond. had
recovered from dangerous Illness. replied:
e ! -, Of course I'm glad, but still I'm sorry
for God not TO have his own way some
times"
EOs
Little girl. reading tie chapter in Genesis
recountlng the fall, comes to the carse pro-
uouneed upon the serpent: ION thy belly
shalt thou 60" WHAT exclams the
child, did he g. on his back belore?'
"O@
One day, when about 10 undergo corporal
punishment for one Of his misdemesn0rs. a
small boy pleaded in arrest OF judgment
that he had heard papa say that lie was
against all violence, ana The proper way 10
settle all disputes was by decentralization.
*Os
One day, after giving an object lesson on
volcanoes, q teacher asked q child If eight
what name was applied to a mountain
which brought forth fire from its month?
'Why, sgitire, OF course" was the an
sWeT.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
Ask for Sozodont.

II you want a deniitrlce-as you probably do
which will PROTECT YOUR TEETH from decay
and render them white. SOZODONT is In vogue
with the professions when Of all others are
called upon to display their ie III the most-io
wit, The musical and dramatic. II Is especially
attractive with the fair sex, portion OF the
community who make a point OF looking airac-
tive The breath Is rendered deliealcly fragrant
by SOZODONT, which is certainly desldera-
tum TO persons OF me tastes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

eyes, but the father pulled him roughly
away His eyes are as good as yours, l
tell YOU" he said.
AS we watched the two 60 off hand in
hand, the boy hugging his books tightly to
his breast my friend muttered, "In six
months the little fellow will be stone blind"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
CATS FOR RACES.

The Remarkable scheme Invented by the
Sports Of Panama.
The steamship Colon Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company had just arrived at the
istbmus after trip from New York, says
the New York Recorder.
Or course, il was a feast day and the resi-
dents were enjoying themselves.
"Where is the crowd gOing?" said one Of
the travellers, when a move was made in an
other direction.
Lets follow and find out" and away
they went with the throng to another plaza.
Fortunately they got on tine inner circle, but
all they could see was dozen bright wires
stretched along the ground, about a foot
above the turf and drawn taut at each end
to iron pegs that were firmly fastened in the
soil. These wires were about three feet
apart and were parallel their entire length,
which was about dis lance Of 800 feet.
There we're cheers as twelve Young men,
each bearing a basket elbOwrd their way
into a rOped-0f inclOsure. Each sQlGtted
beside a peg, and il was then noticed that
ring was on each wire. From each basket
was taken a small animal.
why, they are cats" exclaimed a New
Yorker.
Yes, they vera cats, and no sooner were
they exposed than the Panama sports began
to bet
DOS reals on the white"
I'm peso on the black"
DOS pesos on the yellow" ana so it
went; very pulling indeed to the strangers,
who wondered what the betting could be
on. It could hardly be a cat fight, they
thought; then they gave up conjecturng
and waited developments.
Eeach cat wore collar, and a steel chain
was at once fastened to the narrow band
and the other end TO tie sliding rig on the
wire.
The betting became more lively.
"By jove Look at the frecrackers."
True enough. Each hacker Of a feline
drew a package OF celestial explosives from
his pocket, and, tearing off the cover, fast
ened the light snappers by silk ribbon to
his feline's tail. BY this time the betting
was high
Matches were lighted and at a word the
twelve fuses were t0uch.d off.
Poor little trembling kittens. They
crOuched down at the end Of the wire and
stared around piteously Snap! snapl snapl
along the line. of darted the cats. irving
to run in every direction. The crackers
kept popping and cats lodging in terror
but the chain and ring kept them forging
ahead, aud three Of the felines reached the
end of the wire before the crackers were
exhausted.
A sport who knew said that the winner
brought his owner in $1,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
Though.

Though You cannot build navy;
Thou Oh You cannot write play;
Though you cannot make The forces
Of the air your Will obey;
Though you have no charm OF beauty;
Though your speech be slow and lame (;
Though among Tie poor and humble
Ever shall be found your name;
STILL one thing Is In your power
You need not nuisance be,
You can make your breath delightful
Using SOZODONT, you see.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

of the life of all races nearly. aud it need
not be so entirely black aud white eX-
hibltiOn when some occasion brings it to
the stereopticon's rays, as was this panorama
OF Washington life NJ.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
She Has the Lnnre

She Has the Longest Hair in the World.
Mercedes Lopez, Mexican woman, living
just across the river from Santa Tones,
Tex, has an extraordinary head of hair,
probably the longest in the world. She is
about feet In height. and when she stands
erect her hair trains on the ground 4 feet
and inches When she sits down and
draws her locks about her they hide her en-
tire person so heavily that it is like thick
clothing,
The present growth on her head Is only a
little over five years old, for it gives her
such bad headaches that she is compelled to
cut ii frequently. Every month<sh sells
large quantities Of it TO a bair-dealer. She is
the wife Of q common heep-herder and Is
herself ignorant, but her tresses are the
beautiful black hair OF the old Castilian
Women.-Pittsburg Dlspatch.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
The Only Electric and Herb
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No money will be taken from patients that
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

sALMAGUNDI DAYS.
TOwHEAB.
Newcomers. always W elcome.
Light hearts and active brains,
We prize your crude endeavOrs,
And watch win JOY your gains.
For Fuzzllng is progressive.
And we ike your pushing ways,
But Wen not forget the pleasures
or old SaImagundi days.
Do you ask that the "Oid Timers"
Shall blot out tie memory dear
OF the silent list OF rhymers,
Missed now for many YEAR,
Do you wish obiterated
Their names and hOmely ways?
All. no Wen ne'er forget them
Ola Salmagundi days!
How we loved to ponder over
The work Of quiet hands.
Long since fOided-but, in dreaming,
See them white in shadow lands
And the faces, framed like pictures
In mysterious. twilight haze
Do not ASK us 70 forget them
Dear old SalnagQadi daysi
We know the age OF silver
VIII outIiye the age of brass,
And the whitened locks so prove IL
or each puzzing lad and lass.
For Time, the wOnder-worker,
His pencil never stays,
So we honor those who IabOred
III those Saimdgundi days.
Then while we live we welcome
Every tyro In the land;
Let our motto be this greeting
Here's veteran poser's hand. "
Build for LASTING; be not selfish;
Honest toll the better pays;
And let us enjoy the memory
or sweet Sahnagundi days.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
TEE LITTLE ONES.
Some Of The Bright Sayings That Have Been
Credited to Them.

a little girl OF 6, who complained Of being
left alone in the dark after she was in bed,
was told by her mother that she need not be
afraid, as God was with her, although there
was no light. Whereupon the child replied;
Mother, dear. I'd much rather you took
God away and left the candle"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
ACORNS.

Original con. ributiOns and solutions are re-
Quested from all the readers. Contributions
must be witeH in ink, on one side of The paper,
and separate from communications. The name
and address must accompany them a guaran-
tee OF good faith. Address Puzzle Editor DAILY
CISCO Cal
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

There is nothing in a ply
.sician's life that gives him
more satisfaction than seeing
the prompt effect Of SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil in
bringing back plumpness and
color to thin and pale chill
dren.
Poor baby!" Everybody
sees the sad picture. No one
but the physician appreciates
it. He knows what dangers
threaten thin children.
Let US send you a book
about thinness.
scoTr & BOVINE, Chemists, Iss South 9Th Avenus.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion of cod-livsr
cn-al! druggists everywhere do. s..
ocl ThsuTu&wy I'm -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

"Pilgrlm's Progress" comes to a picture Of
Faithful at the stake, and, in the corner,
chariot AMI horses are depicted. The little
ones express their anxiety as TO Faithful
and the fate awaiting him. Small girl re-
plies: ION, he's all right; they've sent
fly for him."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
sALMAGUNDI DAYS.

The retrospect of lie swarms with lost oppor-
tunieies.-Sir Henry Taylor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
Stray Leaves.

Phirno PhlOtd CRANK FiSher), one or Ihedoms
sweetest singers, graduated recently from The
Cooper Medical Institute go. OOse Quiz intends
to conduct puzzle department In one Of the
newspapers of this city. Should tins able editor
tiud space revival OF puZZledOm would be GER
tain. His long connection with our puZZer In
the Post would induce a. the vets 20 resume
activity. Nothing could BE- more pleasant than
this. My wishes 20 with him 80. Capt n.
Frank has rechriStened The Diamond Cross
ST. Andrews Cross Why tile change? Ii con-
sists OF five nine-eter diamonds lying In posi-
tlon like his puzzle Of last issue. This style OF
puzzles is difficult 10 set up. II the Capt. y.
ever sees long. haired composition with pistol
I'm one hand aud a set OF his brilliant diamonds
In the other l advise him 10 QUIT town until the
death Of this person. COmpoSltOrs are handlers
OF lead whether In The shane Of bullets or
type. word to Frank Is sufficient Hercules
Taylor Of Paradox, Colo, sent communication
wherein he stated that Capt. n. Franks S0lu-
ton To the numerical puzzle, 100, by adding
nine figures WAS incorrect. This puzzle was
published IN December, 1890, to try the skill OF
the puZzlers. aud Cant. n. was the only one 10
correctly answer il. Now comes Gfeclan from
town he must have named. and claims Capt. n.
Wrinkle / Will state that TWO sets OF answers were
published. Ii was my mistake 10 nisprnt the
first solution az understood 1t, and no sooner
had done so than Capt. n. sent The right sOu-
tiOn, and asked me to correct the preceding cory.
dd so. Ii Mr.. Paradox from Tayl0rvllle Will
peiuse the succeeding issue OF That copy he
claims Is incorrect he Will hud the correct an
swer, hEBAEL,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

A boy Of 8, after having been checked to
no purpose by his mother for teasing her
when SIZE was busy, was thus addressed:
My dear little boy, if you loved your
mother you would try and please her by
doing u hat you are told" WheTeupon re-
piled the boy: Mother, I'm trying TO please
God. l can't please everybody"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10
ST. ANDREWS CROSS.

UPPER LEFT DIAMOND: IA le tier. 2-To
inrud". 3 The Arabic name Of numerous
mountains in the East (Lpp0. 4-(Bot) a dis
ease of plants which causes them to turn yellow
"a mountain OF Arabia. 6-(Zool) A large
ruined town Of Egypt on an arm Of the Nile
"a letter
UPPER RIGHT DIAMOND: IL letter. 2-An
4-(Ornith) species OF hawk in the Philippine
Isles. 5-(Med) An ointment composed of wax.
pitch, resin and olive oil. 6-J0y 7-(Naut) A
sea-going vessel used only for pleasure trips.
S-Shorn "a letter.
CENTER DIAMOND: IA letter 2-An Init
nation Of wish. 3-Stay. 4-Irench surgeon,
1S07lS73 5-A town Of Asia Minor. G.
Persian General, d. b. c. 36l (Biiou). TO
sing IN a manner common among the Swiss
mountaineers, by suddenly changing from the
head voice 10 tile chest voice. and the contrary
ga village Of Italy. In Turin. "a letter
LOWER LEFT DIAMOND: IA letter p
Tho shell Of a nut. 3-French poet 1893 1874
(BijOU). A geOmetrica figure. ga town Of
Asia Minor G-The chief magistrates In the
republics OF Venice and Genoa. IA township
OF Cambria County, Pa. SIS not. "a let
Ter.
LOWER RIGHT DIAMOND: IA letter. p
To destroy the foundation Of. 3-Navigable
openings in ices. A Government OF Russia.
6-Leader OF the SepOy mutuy, 1924? CLAY
ing petals (BOt.) IA cimeteT with broad and
heavy blade. S-The cover Of the spore-eases
OF MOSES (Bot) "a letter
Sen Francisco CAPT. n. FRANK.
Petals in two weeks.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

ocl ThsuTn&wv I'm =
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-10

(Mamma explaining to her little girl, aged
3, that everything she does and says is
written down in large book in heaven)
L. g. asks: Are ali the naughty things,
too p
Mama-YeS. dear.
l. G. pensiyely)-ThP think III take a
piece OF India rubber with me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
4 OFT FROM CORNELICS TANDERBILT
HE SENDS 81. 900 TO THE POLICE PENSION FUND
ANOTHER CHECK REJECTED.

VIE SENDS s. 900 TO THE POLICE PENSION FUND
ANOTHER CHECK REJECTED.
THO Police Commissioners ut their meeting yes
,...or recevcd q letter from i. l.. IIuyer, sexton
% the Madison Avcnue PRESBYTERIAN Church. incosih2
check for so drawn to the order OF the pension
fu,d Mr. nuylcr wrote that the money was sent
IN tho nension fund IN recognition Of the services OF
tho nolice on the occasion OF the funeral OF ooih'
rnonder Hitchcock L. &. y, on December O 'om-
nis.ioner Nc(lavc moved to send the check bac" 10
Mr. TIuyer, saying:
an rould eo.m that the sexton had tried to place
the police In a false position by demanding money
IN the rre,encc that he was obliged 10 pay for
no,lcc escort His delay In sending check indicates
Inst he has taken this course after being exposed
nv the investigation that superintendent Byrhes
caused to be made"
Tho motion to send the check back TO MT aiuyler
was carried wtthou, dissenting vote. Commissioner
MacIean not hel1s present.
After the meeting OF the Police Board had ADJOURNED
Chaunc.y ". r. pew entered the once OF ITeSidch'
Martin and presented n check for $1,000 Win the
accompanying note
President James j. Martin. -, 49,,
TncIo,.d find mv check for 5000. which pense
add TO the Police Pension Fund. Very truly,
"uu 70 '"' CORNELIUS VANDERBILT
Mr. Depcw gave reason for the contribution oi
Mr. Vanderbilt In answer TO an Inquiry later VII.
Martin said: NO reason for this gift 10 the pension
fund at this time given, but suppose 1t was nn.
to Mr. Nandcgh's goodness OF hohIt anu "'s infant
Us a Christmas gift 49, ., , I'm.
- Tb. check was accepted with thanks. Two gifts
Of IS 900 each 10 the pension fund have been maze III
recent years by ". ". Astor and j. DE- Asior'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
To AID THE SUMNER REST SOCIETY.

A Christmas sale for the benent OF inc sunh'i
no, society will bc held Mt Shcrry's, NO west
Thir.y-sevcnth st. to-day from II to o'clock I'M
admission will be 80 Tho object Of the summer
Rest Society Is 10 provide rest and country air 10
self supporting women who cannot afford the pl'eS oc
handed at comfortable health resorts ana are II nee
during the summer months OF compete chHhse "''
relaxation after the winter 81 toll and fatigue IN INC
c,,v Tho ,oIetv aims 10 provide generous board
and homo nriylcres at the moderate rate OF - .
Wool, The Income from this source being qute
INADEQUATE TO support the home, III, society Is o'lEc'
70 raise the necessary amount by fffs, subscriptions
and other means.
There will lie specsltlcs in the way OF sofa pillows
wrnppcIs dressing -acs sachetS ana DINER nsrini MY
d1i,ty Article, suial,c for Christina, presents. IN"
spScal attraction will be the sale Of the first cope
OF the illustrated paper, vogue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
= MORRIS THE BROKER. sUsrENDs.

J. C. Morris n Consolidated Exchange broker snS
pended yesterday, and 1920 shares OF $40 were you
u,der the rule on his account. TIE stock coA'l'tcI
=, 40 sbores OF Di.tiIing and ra:Gc Feeding, 100
sbares Missouri Pacific $50 shares Sugar, 80 shares
Chicago Burlington and Quincy. $50 shares Northern
Pacific 100 shares Western Unon 100 shares National
Iced 100 shares Chicago Gas, 10 shares Ncw-Engana
and 10 shares A:cAisJn. The liabilities amount TO
between $500 and $4,000. Mr.. Morris says tlat
his susDensIon was due TO the failure OF customers
90 respopd TO calls for margins. lie hopes to re-
suroe at once AT the Exchange IL s-id that the
trouble might be settled today Dir. Morris was
to,r,r,v a member OF the Stock Exchange. lie has
been on tho Consolidated Exchange Ter several years
lie fEiled hbeut n year act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
STOCKS SOLD AND JUDGMENTS ENTERED.

Lincoln Boyle & Co.. manufacturers OF ndics hat'
at broadway and Eightcenthst., yesterday placed
their affairs before their creditors and asked for com
promise at 80 - cents the dollar in notes. The
liabilities are placed at $4,000 and actual assets at
about - 900.
Tie Sheriff yesterdly sold OH; tho stock Of straw
Goods OF tic H. O. Boraard Manufacturing Company
NJ Nos 573 and 57j Broadway, realizing about 1000.
Judgment for $7,l4J was yesterday entered against
Peter Busch, SILK broker, OF No. 107 GrandSt., In
favor Of Ferdinand Remmcmann.
Tho Sheriff yesterday sold at auction ten old and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
HOME NEWS.
,,,11,r Is CONC ON TO-DAY.

MINI Is GUINU w IO-H''f = q,
J,vnc OF cornerstone OF list REGIMENT ArH'o''' Avn
= N Pork.aye and rty.fourthst
Wbjtticr memorial meeting. Association nan, ~
Wn'.'''l and storeotypers' Association dinner
Ne,ropolitan Hotel, 80 p. H.
C,rana Army meeting Chickerlng Hall. D. M
pnss Clpb Athletic carnival. Madison Square "aruo''
evening. - ,,txo, - Association
1ns,ection OF First Naval Battalion 18th hsnncn'
Annoy, p. m - W.. r,,rtv FIRST. at
I.ntnd Service Club, No. 10 West thirty 'nf''-''''
pm -.uu.,o, 90 Miss Mary Z.
wilkins No 90 Ffth.ave D. m. ,,..,,o.o,,o,
,T,o states Regatta Association, Hotel Marboroush'
Ir,nllton Cub entertainment. brooklyn evening
rovish Theological seminary, No. 75o LeNi's''"'''
CONGREGATION Rodeph sholom anniversary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17
4 LETTER Or PRESIDENT CARROTS BROTHER

NJ Adolphe Cnrnot, mining engineer ard inSec-
tor OF the superior school of Mines, brother OF the
President of the French Republic HIS addressed the
following letter The director Of the Eouangst paper
La CocarGe"
Sir. Your paper has published in regard TO me an
in,amous cauniny in pretending that had received
a check o. 100000 francs from tAc administration OF
The po~oma company | have the right 10 demand
ard do demand. that publish Ia tnc slnc place
in . in Cocarde' the mos; absolute formal denial.
80 d,d not receive ccntiTc from tho Panama
odmlnI,trat en- with which. mOfeovc. never had az
any time any Kind Of connection. lon would hkc
70 oiI the M mo Of President Of the Republic you
will not ind spot Oh II. ADOLfiiE CAhNOi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-17

rare books belonging to John Pierce uo'N'eme'
no. 70 Nassaust. They included ot'ley' min,
Concerning the Invention Of Printing
Rim, Vandoin1.r 1i7o: "Tha Bondy Tenant i" i,
ncscrirfon Of Carolina" by Tnomas Ash, To-
mime iIist,rv Of Virginia." 1747 In DanSo an
Morls 1850 First Books and r Ir3 ,lG1aes ct
Craycurc- etc." by L. PTis, and otheFS' iHo p'''
realized for the lot was 900