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ON BORROWING MONEY.

Sometimes there now comes up a whine
from New England, where the farmers will
have ii that there may and ought to be
plenty OF money obtained for their enter
prises at 3 per cent. Now the true idea
for real formers Is that they had better keep
out Of debt and avoid mortgages on their
land. Latterly great tracts Of land have
been purchased for farming and the farmer
cannot do his own work. Spectators want
to obtain money at cheap rates in order to
pick up all the land they can. Borrowing
leads to misfortune. and the farmers of New
England would not be much advantaged
by having their desires gratified. Men
who are engaged in commerce must
run risks of debt In order TO carry
On their business. but the great mass of
people, including farmers. should avoid
debt and mortgages. 1t is keeping out OF
debt which explains the great prosperity OF
the French peasantry. The farmers there
DO not want to borrow money. They invest
IN rentes, and SO lend their money to the
state. A former French Consul ia this city
was In the habit Of representing the great
advantages derived from France by getting
cheap money there for investment here.
where the rates were from 4 TO 10 Der cent
per month. But when the matter is con-
sidered, here was q State digging out enough
gold Tor the whole world. and the cheap
money OF France, borrowed through agents.
was getting to 10 per cent month in.
terest. New England owes Its prosperity
and substantially to keeping out OF debt.
The morning call., 1892-11-23
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Henry Cabot Lodge will probably sue
coed Senator Dawes.
Mark Twain has settled down for the
winter at Florence. Italy.
The Khan of Khiva will soon visit Eng
land. lie has never been west of Moscow
before.
Ex-senator Ingalls, is going TO lecture this
winter. lie Is more than ever convinced
that he is out OF politics.
Galland, famous French artist, is paint
ing series of pictures for ths marble room
Of Whiielaw Reds New York City resi-
Gence.
AT recent hunto on the domain OF General
Won Wedell, Emperor William killed with
his own hands 236 hares, ninety pheassnts
and twentY -fye rabbits.
The original picture o. "Sheridan's Ride"
painted by I. Buchanan Read, now hangs
in the private Office of Thomas l.. James,
president Of the Lincoln Bank of New York
City,
William Walter Phelps, United States
Minister 10 Germany, will build a magnif-
cent country house on his 1000-ecre farm in
New Jersey as soon as his plomatic duties
are over and settle down for a while as a
country gentleman.
Mary l.. wilkins, the successful story
writer, has recently entered the new and
more difficult field OF dramatic eomposition,
and her first play, entitled Giles Corey
1eoman." will appear soon. IL Is founded
on the witchcraft deiusion at Salem 200 years
The morning call., 1892-11-23

Ii the report be accepted as guaranteed
fact Mr.. Cleveland has come to O sensible
determination. By letter and by personal
appeal. the one by the bushel and the other
by the crowd, be is besieged by office-seekers.
lie vows that he will determine nothing
until his Inauguration has taken place, and
he is as good as his threat In beraking him.
self somewhere for a fortnights holiday.
There are perhaps two hundred thousand
Federal Offices 10 bestow upon the Inaugural
ton OF new President. A presidents
nerves are to be pitied when he commences
the work OF ALLEGATION. and they are TO be
condoled with when he finishes. Why so
many people should have q passion for
Office is inexplicable. The emoluments are
not always great, the expenses are enor-
nous and the decentralization is widespread,
The vast majority OF offiee-seekers would
succeed much better in life BY following
walks Of private business. After Inaugural
lion il Is the Presidents privilege to shake
hands with everybody. Before Il he Is
button-holed by everybody.
AT length the industrious aud energetic
widow In the United States has fair open
Ing Ia ut least one direction. 1t has been
The morning call., 1892-11-23
SAN FRANCISCO's1 POLITICIANS.

The mistake the Chronicle makes about the
unpopularity of San Francisco is this: that
We have the worst set of knayes here who
are hanging on to politics and trying to con-
troll Office that has ever been seen in the
State. The reason we have got such bad
name is because we send such men to the
Legislature. and that in every matter the Y
try to manage and control the politics of the
whole State. There are few cliques of
corrupt people in the interior Of the State,
but not many. But the men that San
Francisco sends to the Legislature go there
in great numbers to sell themselves. They
sell themselves on any proposition. Even
if tits the division of county which is in
question. the bosses sell them out No
wonder the interior is against San Fran
cisco. 1t will remain SO just SO long as we
put men of this debased class in Office.
The morning call., 1892-11-23
CARE OF A CANARY.
Valuable Hints TO Every Person Who
Owns .Songster.


A pretty bird In pretty cage is as cheer
fnl sight as can be found in long search
through the contest homes. it is pleasant
just to look at birdie as he hops from perch
10 perch or iazily rocks in his swing. But
II be can be persuaded to open his little bill
and send forth notes of melody be becomes
not only thing OF beauty TO bird-loyers
but joy TO all who catch even the faiptest
notes OF his roundelay.
10 bring birdie 10 q state OF physical and
mental delight such as will suggest song
keep him always during the day in a light
room. But at night let him be where il is
dark Tor too often birds exhaust themselves
early IN the season by singing at night a.
well as by day, because they are deceived
by The ARTIFICIAL light, thinking Ii 10 be day
time.
Clean brides cage every day, having, II
possible, two cages, so that the feathered
beauty may be transferred quickly from one
70 the other without being greatly disturbed
by tie ordeal of his daily houseeleaning.
Do not allow his birdshp 10 battle too
often in cold weather. Once day is often
enough at best and. when the weather is
below zero. let the bath be a very short one.
Put the tub IN the cage half iilIed with
warm water. Let ii remain ten OF fifteen
minutes, and il the bird does not offer TO
dip into it remove the bath until next day.
HIS blrdship Is an excellent judge upon
these matters.
As daily diet, day in aud day out, give
him pure brd-seed. And if he seat,ers IL
beyond all reason try buying Your bird SEED
at different store. 1t Is probably musty.
Once day place bit of the yolk Of hard
boiled egg III the cage and give him all the
celery and lettuce he can eat. III YOU have
a Kindergarten it is not bad plan 10
place your pet among the plants once In A
while and let him pick DID an insect or two
for ch nge OF diet. Plant a lttis grass
seed. few oats and handful OF hemp for
brides benefit.
Let the drinking water in his enp be
always cool and see that h is cage is carpeted
with the finest white sand.
a cutie bone. al apple core, a piece of
egg shell and occasional Jumps of sugar ara
among the things t5at make a birds life
very pleasant TO himself and to others.
Give him, besides all these things. a neat
little swing. bali or two of wood. suspended
by Strings, and something at which he can
pull and scold for his own amusement and
You have provided all the inspiration that
birdie can desire for his sweetest cIearest
song.
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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

sTocKwELL's THEATER, Powell street, near Mar
let-"The Shaughraun."
GRAN D OFERA-H oUsE, Mission street, nr. Third
Prom Sire 70 Son"
TIvoLT OPERA House. Eddy street, of Market.
oPera-"Queen's Lace Handkerc hlef."
GRovE-STREET gHEATER, Grove street, above
1oik-"N oman Against Woman"
WIewAM THEATFR, corner Stockton and Geary
tUects-N srlety Entertainment.
sH-STREET THEATER. Bush street between
kearny and Mohtgomery-'Dolly Warden
BALDWIN THEATRR. Market street, near Powell
-"Claire."
My Ofacial Wife"
oRFHEqM. o'Farren street. above stockton
"CupiQ'S Franks"
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THE PANAMA CANAL.

In France the newspapers were at the
bottom of the floating Of the Panama canal,
and they are morally responsible to the in
vestors who have suffered by the collapse
We know something about corrupt news
papers in California. The French papers
were subsidized and bribed to support the
scheme. and they gave their purchased SER
vices to mislead the people. 1t is precisely
the same thing in California. Newspapers
are the curse of country when they are
corrupt, and the public are fast finding that
trutn onf
The morning call., 1892-11-23
TOPHEAVINESS.

Governor Markham resents the Critics SIN
Of Captain Barry on the National Guard Of
California and himself. The particular
objection Of Governor Markham Is that ne
does not like the assertion to 60 abroad
that he is topheayy. or course the people
of California would be very sorry that the
Governor, when he travels about, should
not have a fine retinue Of aids and have all
The morning call., 1892-11-23
CALIFORNIA glacs fruils, 6oclb. Townsena. !.
Peck's Astonishing Sale,

The unprecedented cut In the prices OF cloth.
ing and gents furnishing goods now going on At
Peck's-712 and TIA Market street-in order TO
close ont The business. Is attracting buyers from
every direction. This sale 10 no dodge game but
statement OF Mr. Peck. pasted In q front window
OF the store. The goods in this store are first.
CLASS 10 every respect, snd, In view OF this fact
sons rare opportunities await those VIM 81 II
early january Is the date when ihls business
must be c0ced.
The morning call., 1892-11-23

Daniel Webster would never have been Sec
rotary of State. The country would have
had in his place clever machine ma
nipulator who knew how to run primaries
and who knew something about conducting
campaigns. Who is Harrity, anyhow?
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the epaulettes he wants. The people would
be very much mortified II. when he went
abroad, he could not show off in sufficient
panoply. We NAV smile at stylish freedom,
no matter whether the CORPS Itself is
effective in time of peace. provided its top"
should SO think.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

TEE CALL has had San Francisco care
fully cauvassed in order TO learn what city
morning newspapers were taken by the
people. The result is that THE CALL cir
Culates fully one-fourth more copies than
any other paper. THE CALL circulation
leads by fully one-quarter The Chronicle
comes next after THE CALL and leads the
ETomiaer The above facts show why THE
CALL is so strong in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-11-23
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY CALL dnelud!ng Sundays, Sc per year By
nsil postpaid; 10 cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL
five copies. three months Sc rs. SUNDAY CALL
(siz psges), 81 so per year postpaid SUNDAY
CAIIand WEEKLY CALL, 81 10 per ear.postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL q pagesl, 81 per year, postpaid
1HE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts.
CT Will the editor enter into correspondence re-
81 setting them
The morning call., 1892-11-23
A Young Oak for a ParIor Ornament.

A young oak tree growing in n pIass or
vase OF water Is not only Ornamental bnt
interesting. Place an acorn suspended Inv a
thread within half an in ch of the surface of
the water. Let 1t remain undisturbed for
couple OF months. save for the filling np
OF the vessel to replace evaporation and an
occasional complete change OF this wster hv
siphon. ~
The acorn will throw a root down into
the water and upward will shoot a tendsr
stem with glossy leaves. Hyacinth glasses
are the best Tor the purpose. little char.
coal at the bottom Is needed TO keen the
water sweet. These are frequently seen IN
English restaurants %"
The morning call., 1892-11-23

s2s Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
o'clock p. N. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near kearny open until 10 o'clock midnight
9SS Hayes street. open until 9 80 O'Clock; 500
LArsin street. open until 80 O'Clock: 25lS Mission
street. open until O'Clock p, ~; and ll6 Ninth
street, open until 9:9o T.
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WEDNESDAY. .........NOvEMBER %, 1892
IVGlTG-PagG Edition
NOTICEI

Any Of oar patrons aeho fail 10 find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5v train-boys
N'tcoWer farOr By notifying this Office o.
AG0ct. naming the date and train
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THE DAILY MoRNING CALL

TUN NHLI A
New York. -. .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago. News Stand Palmer House
Zen orleans ,,,,,,.,,,, ALLOT a JOUBERT,
1871 Common St.
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WEATHER. PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHFR RuREAU

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU
FAN Francisco, November Y, 1892
Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Wednesday.
Northern Acknowledgement rains occasionally
heavy, especially IN the north central portion /:
foutheriy winds. fresh 60 brisk along the coast:
generally cooler.
Southern Caiifornia-Far; westerly winds; gen
sraly cooler.
San Francisco-Showers: southery winds
slightly cooler. JOHN p. FCSLEY,
First Lieutenant Ninth Infantry.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
Potter building New York City, is provided with
tltsof California papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
SaikiAf rates and sample copies furnished.
+ X MISCH, Manager.
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Are Yon GoinrEaste

Take the santeFe route. You Will find It to your
interest to call on or address the undersigned
fore purchas ing tickets No other line crossing the
continent can oiIer trip combining equal com.
fort and pleasure The only line running Pullman
palace and tourist seepingcars through to Chicago
en- the same train every day without change. Per-
sonaliy conducted excursi ons through to Boston
leave every wednesday. w. A. BISSELL $50 Mar
Eet street, ChroaIcle building San Francisco
"Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup,'
Has been used over hfty years by millions OF moth
eis for their children while teething with perfect
1t seoti.es the child. softens the gums
ailays pain, cures wind collie regulates the bowels
and is the Lest remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
eists in every part OF The world. BE and ask
fer Mrs Ninslows Soothing syrup. Twenty-Five
rents a bottle.
EXTRA Mince Pies SWANS 2I3 Suffer street
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To PREVENT the Grip IT any other similar cpl
dsmic. the blood and the whole system should DO
kept in healthy condition. Take Hoods Sarsapa-
riila to purity the blood and prevent disease
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ArcTIoN SALES To-day.

JTINITURE.-By NJ. j. simmons. AT 1897 Market
Al. at IL clock.
ART GooDs.-By VIM Butteraeld, at l6 Post ST.,
ht II O'Clock.
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New designs In nickeiplaied chafng dishes on
wrougbt-iron stands, cheap. at Nathan. Dohr.
mann q Co.'S l22 aud 1872 Suffer street, below
KearUy. :"
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A leading Philadelphia society lady has
hair 63 inches In length. She is only CT
inches 10 feet inch) in height
The morning call., 1892-11-23

ONLY 80 cents for three pounds famous brok an
candy In lunch basket. Townsend's, Palace. .
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DIR. A. s. COOK MRS. DIR. Cook removed In
1877 Hyde street Accommodation for patient.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION oFFICE

Eas larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-11-23

AZ ASrED-SMALL PRINTING PRESS AM
" outfit In good order: cash customer. AedreSs..'
giving particulars Printer box 40. Call Br - 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
Advertisements of males wanting situa-
lions published free.
WANTED-slTUATIoN BY YOUNG MARRIED
w man; Is a painter by trade: willing to DO any
KIND OF work: understands the care OF horses and
carriages ant willing 10 drive del livery wagon Adj
dress ercall 1915 New Broadway, Oakland n2S At
<oY an WOULD LIKE A SITUATION TO DO
- Few hours work in the day something similar
To minding doctors once driving buggy: wages
no object Address j. LAWRENCE, l4l7 Sacra-
mento 81. no29 st
GALAXY NO OBJECT; YOUNG NAN WANTS
also rough carpsntering; drive, etc; can tend psr.
letters only HARTLEY. % Third st. no23 ST
STEADy YOUNG MAN (27) OF EXPERIENCF
- desires position as salesman in any line AL
dress Salesman. box l52. Gail Branch once. 90 81
WANTED - A SITUATION OF RFSPoNsT
w bility and trust by an Old resident whose char
acter is unqnestioned give the best refer-
enees and securities. Address Confidence. box l52
Gail Branch. no23 3t
pOY Gagged ls) WITH 3Ia YEARS EXPERI
~ ence as compositor wishes situation at same
Address 7. DUFFY. e0Sta Minna st. NOES st
COMPETENT COOK WISHES TO COOK
~ Tor few men; small wages good home Address
C.. box al. this ONCE. no23 sc
e GOD COOK WANTS SITUATION; CITY OR
" country. Address b. j.. box al. this office mass
A RrIsr WANTS NEWSPAPER WORK.
n chalk plate or psnwork. Address A. box 90
this once. no26 sf
YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION As Dish.
= washer or make mseif enerally usefu around
house or kifchea Address j. X. box 81 this once
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-06
Making a spool of Thread.

ITO make spool OF thread" says a
manufacturer, "is complicated proc
ess. Only the very bost Sea island
cotton can be used for this purpose.
The cotton Is taken In the raw state
and torn all to pieces by a machine
called a breaker II then goes
through several other machines by
which 1t is carefully combed and freed
from impurities. A machine called a
slipper then takes 1t up and twists II
out into white yarn. This is careful.
ly combed again, and II is then
taken into another department, where
several small strands of this yarn are
twisted into one fine one. Three oi
these are then twisted together and you
then have six-cord thread. which, after
1t Is bleached, Is ready for the market.
Another interesting thing is the mum.
bering Of the thread. Every lady
knows the size OF thread that she re-
quires for doing a certain piece Of work
but very few Of them know how Il came
10 be 30 numbered. You see, wher
cotton thread was first made eight hun
dred and forty yards Of 1t weighed one
pound. This was called number one
and II pound contained Just twicC
this number Of yards IL was called mum
Der two, and so on."-Chicago Times.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-04-06
writing to tho King.

At Szannd, in Hungary. lives n poor
peasant farmer named Pero Bait. The
destruction Of the crops and loss Of cat
tie had plunged him into difficulties.
One sleepless night he conceived novel
idea and rose early the next morning
and carried IL out This idea took the
form Of the following epistle. 80 the
Most Honorable and Well-born Herr
King: My COW Is dead-with great re.
spect submit this-and my noble farm
produce has been struck down with
hailstones. The wicked man in posses.
sion plaques me sorely, though he is my
brother-in-law's godfather. There is
no living soul in Szanad that can lend
me q kreuzter, because no one In
Szanad has kreutzer II my lord
would lend me couple Of gulden--for
which he has no immediate need--l
would pay him back with interest when
my next years kul1uruz crop (maizel is
sold. trust that good health may
watt upon my good king and his OK
alted house and his dear family. Oh,
that ! could kiss the pretty hands Of
our high-born lady-queen! All happi-
ness to your kings majesty. Truly,
yours, Pero Bati." This letter was duly
dispatched, and messenger was sent
to ascertain the truth of BATHS state
ment. This proving correct, the two
gulden (about three shillings), which
the emperor was mot in immediate need
Of" was placed at Pero Bats disposal.
London Daily News.
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CHAPTER Ix.-coNrrNuEp.

SA1AI lAs-OONIlhOED.
"What is it, my child?" he asked, lay
ing his hand on her hair. "a lovers
quarrel?"
"Yes," she whispered. "The first we
have ever had"
"Well, well, we all know that lovers
never part after first quarrel" he
said, in quiet matter-of-fact tone that
Gained her nerves. "What was It all
about, little one, II an old man may
askp"
ut arose out Of a very simple speech
of mine which seemed to annoy
Michael" answered Olive, her cheeks
flushing and paling as she recalled the
afternoons experience. 1--WE were sit
ting under the trees In Kew Gardens,
and / asked him II we could possibly be
happier than we were then?"
Michael took offense because you
were too easily contented, and one word
followed anotherP" said Uncle Wake.
"Yes." Olive considered for mo-
ment, and then repeated all that she
could remember Of the conversation.
Afterwards a silence fell upon them
both, and the roll Of wheels in the
Strand sounded but family in their cara.
1t was Olive who broke the pause.
'If could only believe that this was
merely difference Of opinion, and not
a, difference of spirit, l should be cas-
ier," she said "But Michael seems to
think that my ideal life Is an absurd
dream. He cannot realize any kind Of
happiness that is not founded on self
interest alone, He cannot comprehend
any Joy outside himself. Oh, how hor-
rible it seems to say these things about
the man whom ! love with all my
heartl Help me, Uncle Wake, speak
kind words ana comfort mel'
This was an appeal which Samuel
had not expected to hear for many q
day. He had not otlsnown that Olive had
been rapidly gaining powers of pene-
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tration. He had not thought that the
books he had given her would have
done their work so soon. And how
could he dare soothe her with false
comfort, or give her the broken reed OF
lie to lean upon? How could he throw
dust in the eyes that saw Michael as he
really was, and yet prayed to be.
blinded?
"0live," he said, tender1y, ~ am
afraid It is the fate Of nearly all good
women TO be somewhat disappointed in
the men they love. A mans daily
struggle with the world is almost sure
TO harden him. Every true woman has
within her that capacity for self-sacri-
fee which makes IL easy for her to
comprehend the one great sacrifice.
Like her Master, she longs TO go about
among the people, and do them good"
"But will he never feel as do?" she
asked, mournfully.
mot altogether, perhaps. Olive, you
must learn to love him without giving
up the best part Of yourself for his
sake. You must not pluck out your
own white wings because he cannot
soar. II you do this, you will neither
content him nor yourself. You will al
ways be haunted by the sense OF loss,
and he will know that you arc not salts
fed"
She turned her eyes upon him with
gaze Of intense anxiety.
"How can two walk together unless
their spirits are one?" she said, with
sigh.
Bodily union and spiritual disunion
--one sees It every day." Samuel Wake
answered. 'If you marry a man whose
thoughts are not your thoughts, nor his
ways your ways, you must prepare TO
tread difficult path, my child. Your
own heart must help you In the matter;
love, and the instincts Of a true wife,
can make n woman wise and strong"
"And love him, / do love him" she
said. Perhaps he Is Ill and suffering
at this moment, md am not near
himlr ,9
II she had been near him she would
have beheld him making fresh toilet