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ADVERTISING.


IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING
anywhere at any time write to GEO. p RoWELL
CO. 10 Spruce ST., New YORK. aul9 ~
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
II the subject OF advertising will do well TO oOsaa
copy OF Book for Advertisers" S6S pagsS, pricS
81; mailed postage paid. on receipt Of price, con
tains a careful com pilaEiOn from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers aad
class journals gives the circulation rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information abou5 rates aud
other matters pertaining to the business OF adyer-
Using. Address ROW ELLIS ADNER flSlNd BU-
REAU. 10 spruce St. New YORK auI9 ~
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At AUCTION,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1892.
At II O'Clock noon, at saIesroom,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
4 T AUCTION.

Three-story brick building $40 Sacramento St,
between SaBsOno and MONTGOMERY SIS; Ia the
heart OF the business center OF the city; If lease is
given this property would yield at least $1,000 per
auHum; small investments in business properties
are hard to get: DON'T miss the opportunity 90 Sc
cure this bargain: 10. 10 :SX59 g: terms. cash;
we can obtain loan from the bank up TO 90 per
cent Of the selling price.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY

,---,- ---,.,.--. on 49,,
= 90 81. - al > X
- a S $3.50 'i.' s IN % q, SaIlis
ms place was constructed win TIMBER, ana coun.
dstfals amply sauclsut to support either one or
TWO flats, winch could Doe added aI reasonable cut
lag lst -2N--o-o. III, is cheap and alsi be sold
-.oooo 10TH 81 sf-.,vy srDr NEAR
,~DDbt. Valencia. neat dwelling house or
rJ.lus ana bath: modern improvements; lot IS
. go - ...-. -
~ 400 no $500 70 - I -
- '-I 3A''--s ID ~ , I'D S s Hsl5 a. OF
Iro..a. also f.ifsl.ed ground fl adapted either
farsc9re Ut lower asr: new improvements: lot 2sx
s7.6- Oh Las-nast. corner; this Is positively
sacrifice anu Us situated in AL enhancing location.
--.,D11 Urn ST NF4p pRA~NaN- r0T-
t~JIlt. ta-e OF ) rooms: lot 25xsD: I'm St has
a --sat future,
&DI u hilhN0ND: 5Ih Az r. NofI IL or
- - 8 NV. Z. eu-Ut St. new house. con tanning
rooms ana aath; also unfinished ground NOR.
SEQ sg I'm ,-,- - 4 ~ .,.-s ~, 80 -
srsr
E-G00 INCOME Ii-dPEkIF. WELSH ST.
rooms etc; rents S55 monthly; lot 4OKe0; good
investment
~.,goO HARRISON AVE foP BRUCE, Mr..
,OJOUU. 7tn and d.. som: 'front.' and rear houses
,5-yf1ed .a-s lsf, ana ten-l.lsats
G9J00 STEVENsoN ST. NEAR 18TH:
not and cid We &C. lot Is = 80 coave1t-
cut ''--''O'' near ''.=----.-''- 0-''s
= .tOB. sts.; I25NI00-7; now cable road.
500 f-eoe ST., near l-ta. 25kiCf; nice .oC-
$1,000 18th ave. near Point Lv1Js; Is ok 2 .
cheap.
$500 each. =. cash. Day St W OF oe- Z5Kll4
each. bargain.
9@770-sc9lt 81, n OF halght; z5IlOo 81 very
cheap
49, s5'S eSe,e y ard ST. near fr'le'''A'' '1'e ZoK
ave. near Frederigk-st cable: z51s0 each. severed,
J etc
s28O0-Webster ST.. near Page, 25xlO2 IS. fDe
3 qvo-Reduret- cor. 22d and Brga,., SITS. 10Y
/ 100. business corner. chaan
/
- -
Il A DoLAS q Co-,------
eoo ,rl l.1-.tL =, 70 a = -, r,, H.,
The san Francisco Gio1s' contains fa list Of
/ be legf Tree 10 anv a Iiress on a1pl.clr'ol.
..- l.., ,. -. -
&1lfO II NDI A. Vffl-E: f'i' LDl OK
=, oCOO. ia. W IN house Of 2 fats 81 and
rooms On ile sunny sue ot I0ih al i1lun2 Market
ya.a7 !or m afEl I'VE years WHI De over % per
cent al the price Is can DE bought ior; don't fan 70
/ a boLA q CO. h51 Market So
/ r.ro-o mayor WANT no -STCT-I,E- FIIE
t~DZOB &c Heights residence OF 8 rotrns ana
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T. REYHOUND; WHITE AND BLACK DOG.
" Return to sos Kearny St and receive liberal
reward. fe7 2t&
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OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
u Savings ana Loan Society of San Francisco Ia
the name OF FRANK CONLIN, No. ,66l ,047. The
hnQer VIII please return 70 bang. leZ hts
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LOST.

| OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HTBERNIA
- savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco i'm
the name OF WILLIAM BENSON No TT 667
The finder will please return to bang fe7 5tS
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' y
CIT E0O NV. COR on FIFTH ST, n YEAR
n .OOO. Howard; store below and upper
fiat; lot 25X75. BONEE, Toy & co
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sPIRITU ALiSM.

CLAIRVOYANT, CARD-READER AND MAG
" netic healer; circles Tuesdays ana Thursdays;
sittings daily. 62S Webster st.; take Hayes-st.
cars lei 5m
AIRS. DR.. L. p. KNAPP, SPIRITUAL PHYSI-
ray; questions by mall answered; sittiugs daily;
test circles Monday and Friday: developing TueS
day and Thursday. l+2 Seventh st. ja2S tf
MRS j. }. WHITNEY. CLAIRYoYANT. TEST
w medium and life-reader Turk ST. aD25 u
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DUG-DOG: LIBERAL REWARD CLARENCE
L court of Buchanan near Geary. It's
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INVESTMENT

MEMBERS OF THE SAN FRANCISCO REAL
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I oST. OCEAN VIEW. FEBRUARY 2-I LIGHT
~ pay mare; black name and tall black legst
small white spot OH lett cheek; height about Is
hands; weight about $50 pounds Su table reward
View. fe6 as
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I oST = FRIDAY; A FOX-TERRIER: WHITE
- with large black spots: answers to name OF
Spot. Return to l7l6 Stockton ST. and receive re-
WarQ.
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Particulars OF

McAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
10 Montgomery st.
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE-CoNTINUED
SCHOOL LANDS 81 so TO So AN ACRE; ON
~ very easy terms; sold by the State In tracts to
sun; no residence or improvements requTed all
klndS OF lands, in many different counties; sou
stamp fer list: open day ana evenings W.
LAhF { FLOOD building 1871
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
10 MONTGOMERY ST.

POVEE. TOY & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs
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ESTATE EXCHANGE.
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S25 600 RI o6 F a. 81 s a%a looms
and bath each rents $50: a splendid Investment;
lot 5OXlOJ. BOYEE, TOY * CO.
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CIe EgN VALUABLE DOWNTOWN BUSE
- ~. DtO. ness corner; 5-Story and base
n.e. g; brick and iron building. cost SI7.5O0 TO
uHtt- rents Sll5; tenant pays water and repairSt
hos z5X4l=0. u. d UABSEN CO., Il Mont
-lraeFs ST.
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CLASSIFIED advertisements Continued on tia
Sixth Page.
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C.fOSO RENTS $3.50 PER ANNUM; 2
I'D fZOV. houses, one front, one rear; lot SO :6x
SO 9 IT,; 40x5S:9 It. still vacant: w. side Morrell
ST.. II t. y. from Pacific, bet. Hyde anu Larkin
$l500-50x20O IT.; ironts lot IT, Block 81
Paramount Tract
$3.50 -i0Oxi2O-L 4. Block 80, University
Homestead Association.
$75O-l50xl2O; SW. cor. University and Wool
sey SITS; University Homestead Association
$30U-l l5xlOO; cor. San Bruno ave. and Camp
bell St, Abbey Homestead Association
$I6O-z5x75: n side Sweeny St, 100 IT, T. from
King 81. Peoples Homestead Tract A, block N of
Silver ave, IN blocks w. of San Bruno road
It, CHAS c. FISHER, sos Californlast
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sNTs COLLECTED AND FULL
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NECAFEE, BALDWIN q HAMMOND, REAL
VI Estate Agents and AucuOneers. members OF The
Real Estate Exchange. 10 Montgomery ST.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


NJ ADDISON 4 BURKE, REAL ES TATE AGENTS
VI Established 1889. $50 Market ST. Members OF
the Francis co Real Estate Exchange
IMPROVED PROPERTY
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A BECH STEIN PARLOR GRAND; WILL BE
"a sold cheap. Address Plano, Box 90 this Of
fee. ia3l II
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$4,000 marie stare SFAf JONES 5 NE% f
rooms aud bath each; rents Z 3 per month. 30
h
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REAL ESTATE AUCrIoyEERs.

Special auction sale on SATURDAY. February b.
AT j. % az "a esroom, p Montgomery ST.. OF two
fats. 7Z5 waller ST.; lot 3OxIOO feet. rooms aud
latI Oh lower floor; Z rooms and bath on second
r0or. rtuts $50 per month fe7 SuWeThFr II
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NEW RESIDENCES.

NEW EfNIUENUES.
G600O A BARGAiN-NEW 2-SrORY RESI-
tpOOOO. dence; Queen Anne style OF architec-
ture; containing rooms and bath unfinished base
ment; with laundry, etc: latest modern convent
ehces throughout; electric bells. concrete sidewalk
etc; lot 25Xl0 o. :Sl2: must be sold account OF
departure; terms easy IL desired; located on az
81, T. of Walnut FOr further particulars apply at
Office Of BOYEE, TOY q co.
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A PARLOR GRAND STEINwAY PIANO; CAN
n not be told from new: great bargain. f. w.
SPENCER co. 723 Market ST., second floor 81 II
ID and Evans pianos BOB Post
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$2725-D St, near 7th ave; business lot fronting
the park and only few steps from terminus oil
McAuister and Powell SIS. cable roads, size 25x
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Q n LUIS; TAf ABLE II NANH md 81
CNOO week, without interest until paid in full.
In the new railroad town OF Hooker, ia the great
FRUIT belt OF the Sacramento Valley; lots adj Join the
depot and are bound to be business in the very
near future: only 100 lots Will be sold at these
prices; the next 100 Will be advanced at least 80
per cent; those who have sense enough to take ad-
vantage Of any new town proposition always make
dollars for dimes; this opportunity VIII not last
many DAYS: take advantage Of Ii II You wish TO
make big money. For maps and Information apply
to WESTERN LAND COMPANY. $50 Market3l 81
no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR COUN
~ try IN tie prettiest valley OF the States Apply
ties SEES II
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Q1O EOO HYDE ST. NEAR GEARY; 3
u L. wv. flats; rents $50 per month; very
central BOYEE, TOY & co.
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FINANCIAL.
ATToHNEYs-AT-LAw.

II L. O'CONNoR, ATTURNEY-AT-LAw. 429
II. Montgomery ST.. San Francisco, Room % Pro
bate real estate law; claims. liens etc; advic
Tree. OCT WeSu II
IL L. JENKINS. ATTORNEY AT LAW II
u. Fourth ST advice free on all legal matters Sc
A DYICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS. CIV
~ HOWE Il co, attOrneys-ar-law, $50 Market tt
- A. CROrHERS ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. 80
II. Clay nos Il
VA ". DAVIDSON ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. L3g
w .CaiifornIs 81. Rooms I4-I5: advice frea 3D.;
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REAL ESTATE OWNER.
$50 MARKET ST,

$50 MARKET ST.
Offers the following lots ON $40 monthly payments:
C1O5 LOTS NEAR CoGswEIL COLLEGE
good home.
C.100 LOTS on AND Mr. CORTLAND AVE:
y 1OU. level and ready to build on: Howard and
Folsom sts cabeears will pass this property shortly
$3.50 i5I BuIL l.. LOTS: GRADED AND
ton OF Valencia and Mission SITS.
QdSO FRONTING ELECTRIC LINE. on SAN
- lou. Jose road; only 20 mnutes ride,
G10O LOTS FOR HOMES; 251l2O EACH:
" IVO. fronting Silver ave; HOward-st
pass close by.
G6SO LOTS ON 29rH ST; 2oI1l4 EACH;
tDOOU. CastrO-st cars very close: very good
investment; street being graded close by.
Qe50 LOTS IN PARAMOUNT TRACT. NEAR
u OoV. Chenery st. and electric road; level and
ready for building.
G1S0 LOTS IN COLMA. NEAR THE JOOsT
u Low. electric road level and ready for build
ing; only 40 minutes ride to City Hall; $50 down,
balance 50 monthly Spring Valley water the
property ana rich SOFT.
e1TS 5000 AND $25O-PARK LOTS 20xl2o
ID L -. eacn on S. monthly payments, the
grand boulevard electric road and Market-street
extension; don't fall to Inspect this grand Offering.
Q1OO LOTS SOUTH SIDE GOLDEN GATE
road.
Q0S0 SOUTH SIDE PARK LOTS. NEAR
pOOU. electric road and strawberry Hill; grand
marine view.
QHS0 LOTS NORTH or THE PARK ON ODD
'DOOp. ave; 25xl20 EACH the best opportunity
offered
QO50 LOT ON 18TH ST AND NEAR MAR
tDAOO. ketst. cable road
GeE0 LOTS 25xl2O; NEAR OLYMPIC CLUB
DOOU' grounds, in Sunset Heights houses close.
EoR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL ON
JACOB HEY MAN, $50 Market.
INSPECT THE HEYMAN TRACT,
On Twenty-second and Douglass streets and near
Market-st extension.
Take your money out of the savings bank and buy
your family a home
ON EASY PAYMENTS,
Besides double your investment
CASTKOSr OABLE-CAR CLOSE BY.
SIX HOUSES IN THE COURSE OF ERECTION.
Streets graded and severed.
For circular cali on
JACOB HEYMAN,
IL $50 MarSet St
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AsTi,,DLOGY.

AIME. MOREAU, - FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
vi teller. claryoyant lie-reader; fee 25c fec Sc
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANT, HAS RE-
vi moved 10 Taylor ST. Room Is: fee soc. o24 e
NINE. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEALEK
NJ by eggs aud cards. tells entire life past present
future; Consultations on all affairs, nothing ex-
cepted: name given, valuable advice and sure hep:
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impoSsibie
diseases cured: Zee 81; letter 81. so Kearny 3 "
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GpOSOO LYON ST, NEAR HAIGHT: EVERY
CpOOOO. convenience; 9 rooms and bath; sun
ny, etc; easy terms. BOVEE TOY A co.
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500 .500-Fine residence. i rooms aud all mod
eTu improvements prominent corner on Eddy
s., opposite Jefferson Square; lot 47xl20 feet.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
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A LOT OF SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS;
~ fine condition: at a sacrifice KOHLER s.
CHASE, % O'Farrell st. jy29 Il
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DEN TISES.

A NY CHILD KNOWS GAS Is DANGEROUS:
y by my won derfu secret local application to
the gums any tooth may be extracted or filed
painleRsly: nine first prizes awarded me fOr finest
hIilngs. plate and bridge WORK; Office open even
iusS and SUNDAYS. DIR e. w LEX 8 o. FarraiI u
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EOUND-IN THE PARK, A GOLD MALTESE
1 cross. Apply HIRSCHMAN, 113 Suffer. II 2t@
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GRn UPRIGHT; 500 FRENCH UPRIGHT: zoe
u ~ Steinway Sons pianos at factory
prices. FAY'S Piano Factory, 1929 Mission. % I'm
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DEAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS-wALTER'S
IL piano repair shop. 1913 Grove St. mr. Van Ness
A. STANG IN Rkk1ER. practical piano tuner fe5 Il
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\ building lots right ia the city for
$500.
Why buy .ots 10 boom towns when You can buy
them within FEW minutes walk Cf the CITY Han
TOT less money
>urC0d men and women are taking advantage OF
TINS golden Opportunity. out Of a tract o, eighty
lots Tor y-twO have been sold. 4 profit of 100
per cent 10 be made In tNo years " luying the lots
ring ia
The POfRkRnl THE FO1EEROt
The Great manufacturing Center OF the CITY.
Dc is Lut ceueraliy known that w0ra VIII D. COM
meuceI next wear on u c4D.e-TOad which wal Jrav-
erse the PetUeT0.
Call or sent for maps and circulars.
hCAFEE. BALDWIN a HAMMOND,
fe7 Su nth 10 Montgomery 81.
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S11, OOO-Hn rent at So; Golden Gate ave:
gentleman's residence; II rooms, bath, billiard,
carriage rooms, etc; opposite Jefferson square; 25
Xl37 g feet: very cheap.
$l0,U0O-Rent $50; Franklin ST., nT. Pines two
nice 2stOry: rooms and bath each always rented.
S5000-Minna, mr.. 5th; 2-stOry; rooms; lot
24xS0
s$40U0-SteveDson St. mr. 9th; cottage OF rooms
and lot 23x65; rent S25 viii be business property.
Ii 81 No
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HEADQUARTERS FOX PARK LOTS.

RJ7S $500. $3.50 AND $500: LOTS NEAR
10 y. Boulevard and electric road: $25 down.
balance $40 monthly. SOL GETZ u BRO, 19
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observation-disclosures AND CATTLE: 81 80
L mo- Ad A. A. f., Box IL. Martinez, Cal 7*
OF > AND 22I TENTH. COR HOWARD-HORSES
Z1) boarded and for sale. J. r. WALTON. JAZZ ~
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OOODO OAK ST, Mr.. ASHBURY; NEW
tpCOOO. house OF rooms ana bath; cable line'
etc; large IoL 25KI31:6 BOYEE. Toy 20.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-01
Vulite as N Fire ExtinguisIler.

Vullte is chemical compound, the
invention of Max Eberhardt, of Lucerne,
and is stated to be nine times more eff
fective than ordinary water in extin-
gushing fire, and among its other quail
tiles possesses the remarkable faculty of
rendering individuals virtually fireproof.
The impunity with which the exhibitors
approached great masses of flame, and
appeared to be almost as if in their ma
tive element, was not the least remark
able feature of a display. With the
hands dipped in this solution burning
materials may be manipulated with per-
feet safety. The first experiment was
supposed to represent the upsetting of a
paraffine lamp, the oil flowing in a
stream over the tablecloth and immedi-
ately blazing up in furious flame. By
simply passing the hands over the burn
ing cloth this flame was speedily extin-
guished, although the table itself had
caught fire, and the exhibitor appeared
to be in no little danger
In the next place a mass of pitch in a
small pit was ignited and allowed to get
thoroughly alight, the smoke and flames
rising up in volumes. The application
of two buckets of vulite had an almost
magical effect, the flames dying down
at once, while not only the fire but even
the heat arising therefrom entirely dis
appeared. The same result followed in
the case of a mass of burning rosin,
which, blazing up furiously, was in
simultaneously extinguished by bucket
full of the vulite.-New York Telegram.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-01
Discovering Hidden Money.

Charles w. Duntz lives on the Land
ing road near the Halfway House.
Tuesday morning while his wife was
engaged in cleaning portrait that had
been in their possession more than a
quarter of a century, she accidentally
broke through a cover ON the back and
saw underneath it a piece of paper. She
pulled it out and found that it was an
old two dollar bill. She called her sons
attention to it, and the lad took the
cover off. Underneath it they found
two $500 bills, issued by bank in Mas
sachusetts-one in 1856, the other in
1851.
During the day Mr.. Duntz took the
bills to the Union bank and learned that
the bank of issuance was still in exist
ence, and that the bills were probably
genuine and worth their face value.
Mr.. Reynolds, teller of the bank, COM
municated with the Massachusetts bank
people and learned that it had $500 bills
of the old state issue still out and was
ready to redeem them if they were gen.
uine.
About twenty-eight years ago this
picture was sent to Mr.. Duntz by a
wealthy relative, who requested that it
should be carefully kept in the family,
the portrait being that of a daughter
who is still living. Mr.. Duntz thinks
that the donor placed the money where
it was found, expecting that it would
be discovered some day when it would
be of some real benefit to the finder.
She was very peculiar in her ways at
all times.-Kinderhook Rough Notes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-01
Young Englishmen Wear a Fringe.


There is no doubt that the fringe
across the forehead that is now so uni
versal is exceedingly becoming to the
male; we Hotice it imparts just that
touch of delicate softness to the contour
of the face which the revolutionized de-
velopment OF the sexes at the present
time seems to call for. Our women are
becoming stalwart in body and robust
in mind, and coincidently our men are
displaying delicate diminution of mus
Gle and mild amiability of disposition
which, when accompanied by softly
whiskered face and gracefully fringed
forehead, are quite irresistible.
1t has long been foreseen by women
that change of characteristics and
places between them and men was the
order of development of the near future.
The men, too, have now discovered this,
and the enthusiasm with which they
have taken up their new role argues
well for the peace of the domestic hearth
and the wei being of our future woman
governed estate. The new departure
began, VIII it was inevitable that it
should begin, among the cultured
classes, and at Oxford and Cambridge
more especially; but so rapid is the
spread of culture in these days that it
has already extended to the middle and
lower classes. Let Allah be praised!
The butchers young man, calling the
other day, had fringe which was posi-
lively ecstatic long, silky, shiny, with
beautifully perfumed marrow, its ample
flow concealing all his otherwise too OBJ
trusive forehead, and its extremities
kissing with touching affection the
pimply skin stretched out over his nasal
bones-he was truly a "thing of beauty"
and to some muscular Phyllis he will
doubtless be 10y forever" 1t was al
most impossible to imagine anything
more glorious even in the way of Greek
gods.-London Hospital.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-09-01
ODDS AND ENDS.

The father of Samuel Pepys was a
tailor.
The velocipede was invented by Drais
in 1917:
Tintoretto, the famous painter, was
the son of a dyemaker.
1t is ROW n possibility to insure your
goods against the depredations of bur
glars.
A maverick" is q head of cattle over
o months old that is not branded by its
owner.
The longest verse in the Bible is the
ninth verse of the eighth chapter Of
Esther.
Among the Chins the flower of the
Eugenia is supposed to have some pc
culiar power.
Mr.. James Highland and Miss Anna
Fling were married in Marie county, No,
few days ago.
A Chinese proverb says that a bustling
woman and Growing hen are neither fit
for gods nor men.
If sweet oil is applied to the skin i'm
mediately after blow or bruise 1t will
not turn black and blue.
A couple were married one day re.
Gently at Winston, N. c., after court.
ship of twenty-seven years.
We have not time or inclination to in
dulgc in fanciful trouble until we have
got rid Of our real misfortune.
The number of buffaloes now in the
Yellowstone National park is nearly 500.
showing n slow rate of increase.
Unless an Austrian gets the consent
of his wife he cannot get n passport to
journey beyond the frontier of his own
country.
Fifty pounds of honey are annually
produced by hive Of 5000 bees. In
five years the bees will have increased
to $4,000.
Last year the Canadian Pacific earned
SIS, G72, ia, of which 81, 1874, $40 was net.
The Grand Trunk earned $l7 ,i23, $50, Of
which "a, SOP ,3S1 was net.
Turn the points of your collars Of you
wear that sort as soon as they come
home from the laundry, as it may save
time some morning when you are in n
hurry
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REVERENCE THE INFINITE.

AS you take pinch of salt or powder
between your thumb and two fingers, SO
Isaiah indicates God takes up the earth.
He measures the dust of the earth, the
original there indicating that God takes
all the dust of all the continents between
the thumb and two fingers. You wrap
around your hand blue ribbon five
times, ten times. You say it is five hand
breadths or it is ten handbreadths. So,
indicates the prophet, God winds the
blue ribbon OF the sky around his hand.
''He meteth out the heavens with a span"
You know that balances are made of a
beam suspended in the middle, with two
basins at the extremity of equal heft.
In that way what vast heft has been
weighed! But what are all the balances
of earthly manipulation compared with
the balances that Isaiah saw suspended
when he saw God putting into the scales
the Alps, and the Apennines, and Mount
Washington, and the Sierra Nevadas?
You see the earth had to be ballasted.
1t would not do to have too much
weight In Europe, or too much weight
in Asia, or too much weight in Africa,
or in America; so when God made the
mountains he weighed them. The Bible
distinctly says So God knows the
weight of the great ranges that cross
the continents-the tons, the pounds
avoirdupois, the ounces, the grains,
the milligrams-just how much they
weighed then, and just how much they
weigh now. "He weighed the noun
tains in scales and the hills in bal
ance." Oh, what God to run against;
oh, what God to disobey; oh, what
God to dishonor; oh, what God to
defyl The brightest, the mightiest an
gel takes no familiarity with God. The
wings of reverence are lifted. "With
twain he covered the face"