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Recca: explorations in the District of
Sonora, Mexico. show that the coal de-
posits in The San Msrcial Valley will
amoar. 10 fully Gp, Ga,CGo,0Uo tons,
snd it is OF excellent quality.
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A French court has decided that the
Pope is a sovereign, aud entitled 10 hold
property in France just as any other
sovereign.
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rhe man born blind. Did He not turn their
perpetual midnight into midnoon, till they
ran up and down clapping their hands and
saying, ~ seel I sse"
That Christ Is in sympathy with those who
stammer, or have silenced ears, notice bow
promptly He came to that man with impedi-
ment of speech and gave him command OF
the tongue so that be could speak with ease,
and, putting His fingers into the ears, re-.
tuned the tympanum. Is there lack or
circulation iD your arm, think OF him VINO
cured the defective circulation and the lnac'
tive muscles of patient who had lost the
use OF hand and arm, by saying, Stretch
forth thy handp and the veins and nerves
and muscles resumed their Offices, and
though in doing so the joints may have
cracked from long disuse. and there may
have been strange sensation from elbow 70
finger tin, he stretched it FORTH And moth
ing is the matter with you, but you may ap-
peal to sympathetic Christ. And II you
feel yourself to be great sinner, near Wnat
He said to that repenting Magdalen, wnlle
with scalding sarcasm He dashed her n.y.
pocritical pursuerS.
And see how He made an immortal liturgy
out of the publican's cry, 'God be merctul
to me sinner" a prayer so short that the
most overwhelmed offender can utter it, and
yet long enough to win celestial dominions.
It was we'll put by man who had been con-
verted, and who remembered that in his
d!ssolute days he found it hard to get
occupation, because he could not present a
certificate for good character.
In commencing Christ to the people he
said, BLESS God, have found out that
Jesus will take man without characterp'
Christ on a level with suffering humanity.
Ny text says, "He came down with them
and STOOD in the plain" No climbing up
through attributes you cannot understand
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tendants forbade her entrance at all and es-
necially at night, but she overcame them
with her entreaties and the empress was
wakened and the countess pleaded bafore
her for the life OF her husband, and then the
emperor was wakened to hear the same plea:
Communication Of sentence was granted. but
how could she oyertake the officer VINO nao
started with the death warrant, and would
up by controversies, and men with whole
libraries on their backs are disputing as to
what proportion Of sweet oil and cayenne
pepper should make up the creed. I cry,
H'Get out Of the way and let the hungry
world come in"
The Christian church will have to change
its tack or it will run on the rocks OF demo-
lition. Ths worlds population annually in
creases fifteen millions. No one pretends
that half that number OF peopls ara con-
verted to God. There are more than twice
as many Buddhists as Protestants: more
than twice as many Buddhists as Roman
lies $4,000, 900; Buddhists, 4OO, 100000.
There arc la, ,05o, 900 Mohammedans and
220, 900, 0O0 Brahmans.
Meanwhile, many OF the churches are only
religious c)ubhouses, where a lew people 60
on Sunday morning, averaging one person
to a pew or one person to half dozen pews,
and leaving the minister at night to sweat
through sermon with here and there lone
traveller, unless by Sunday evening sacred
concert, he can get out an audience OF re-
spectacle size.
The vast majority of the church member
ship around the world put forth no direct
effort for the salvation Of men. DID say
there would have to be change? I correct
that and say. there will be change. II
there be fifteen million persons added every
year to the worlds population, then there
will be thirty million added to the church,
and forty million and fifty million and sixty
million. How will it be done? 1t will be
done when the church will meet Christ on
the plain. Come down out OF the mountain
of excIusiveness. Come down out Of the
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her possessions must have proved TO her
that SHE has totally lost her hold upon the
hearts OF tie Parisians.
Things wen: at abSurdly low prices. Her
diamond necklace, which was said to have
cost S6000 was disposed Of for $500. The
fine old tapestries. in perfect preservation,
which adorned the staircase OF her hotel.
went at $500 for one set and $50 for an
other The Renaissance bedstead brought
S204. Her fine laceS went for abSGrdly low
prices, one princess dress in point applique
going for SO. But the greatest sacrifice Of
the sale was the life-siZed portrait OF the
lady herself, painted by an artist of talent
and repute, NJ. Alme Perrrt. which had fg-
ured at the saloon OF 1873, and which was
bought 10y a cUlOred man for $40
Nj. Perrct, by the way is the artist who
executed the fine full-length portrait OF
Niue. Sarah Bernhardt, now in the posses
sion Of the COme1ie Franchise, but unseen
there by mortal eyes, for ever since the great
actress departed from that theater her
counterfeit preSentment has been hidden
away IN one OF the StOre-rO ms OF the estaD-
lishment. That portrait, too, was exhibited
at the salon, and | remember 1t perfectly.
1t represents the future "'TheOdOra" and
cleopatra" in plain black silk dress,
simply relieved here and there with knots
of TOse-cOored ribbon. Her hands were
claSped lightly in front of her, anG her
wondrouS eyes look full at the spectator,
Ia the shadow behind the folds Of her train
is visible a tragic mask.-PariS caDiegram
to the Post. D,Spatch.
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VOLAPUK.
Another Lesson in the Language That May
Become Universal.
LESSON 10.

Time and Date
Time Of day is expressed in either of TWO ways:
l. BY Dup (houD followed by the proper
2. BY GLoK (clockl governed by the preposI-
Dup ed o'clock Second hour
Tel su g0k, 2 O'Clock (twO on the clock.
R Eel ' iad So I sIos naipast two o'clock.
In expressing dates Tie order is year, month,
day.
Balmll l5Itum zulsetel balul telsekilld Tor 1892
balul 23dl
ninetwo (Or January 23d, 1892.
Compliments OF Time, measure, weight, etc.,
are EXPRESSED by the nOminatlve.
OblibOs Is delS iOl we shall stay here four days.
PaUn de KAT kOstOm sentabS folS, a pound OF
coffee costs forty cents.
The suiiXes VI 0rOm MUI, month"; and tidel to
the cardinal numbers give respectively the
names OF The month aud the days Of The week.
Baiul, January (irst month";.
Lulu May (htth month";
KIudel, Tuesday Qhtrd day).
Neludei, Saturday Seventh dRy).
Exercises.
Ma udel blnOm def mdlid vlga-VeluI binom
mul velid yela-Man at ebinOm is dels fol akG-
nom al domObik al scion ODE dOgis minis yotlk
kellS alemom eVlgo-DOgs nemOdik bluOms
gudik alb yOtiks Walk biuOms vtmO badik, no lie.
mo0d omiS-GOlOb kO oil len dup uaiid e latik-
Kmna esedol evIgO fOs jbode Omik ?-Ll.
sevOl plObo ellis ell, binOms vemO fenik-BaIul
DiuOm mu bald yela Veul biuOm velid KEEL
libOm deliS kilsebal-ki0p abinOm adelo din
ktltd DlOu ollkE--hIKOu no ROlOnS IN lot kO uimS
so m0dlk binOms?-BnOms maiudels lu in balul
-Baludel binOm al del bald viga, alb no al
del bald mula; del BALD de baIul at abinOm
maidel.
" hich day is the first OF tie week p viii YOU
come 10 my uncle'S house tomorrow at four
o'clOck?-Why do you ask me to buy coffee at
forty cents pound when my brother sells 1t at
twenty-five cents a pound ?-I was at yOnr
friends house when your brother came there and
gave the children some string with which TO tie
their fowers-I am at home to-day, but to.mor-
row l shall be at your grandf1hers house,
where l shall remain two or three DAYS until his
sister comes-What do you know OF that man
VINO sold your brother horse day before yes
teTdayP
NoTE.-Lesson was published October 18th in
THE CALL. with outline OF the plan and fun In
structiOns for the revision or the exercises Mr. A.
L. bancroft OF SOB Suffer street, clfel for the Pa
elhc Coast, who has devoted much time and atten-
tion to the dissemination of the principles OF this
language, offers without cost to the student to give
assistance that VIII put him in the way of master
Ing the principles OF NOlapuS. Communications
addressed to MIN Will receive prompt attention.
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woman who was taxing care Of a sick child.
1t was in the summer time, aud the tired
mother was nearly sick herself from eX-
IRENE fatigue. she had not been out of the
stuffv little house FOR many weeks, and was
longing for air.
The b;g-Eearted preacher went down to
the house and told her to 20 out and take
walk, and he would take care of the baby.
The woman was, Of course, surprised,
never having seen him before, aud asked
who he was He told her that his name
was Phillips Brooks. and she at once con-
seuted to do what he wished. She had
heard Of him.
And so the woman had her walk, and
when she came back she found the little
baby asleep on the knee Of the great man,
who was dipping into book he had brought
along.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SESSMENT-CHALLENGE CON-
~ solIdated Mining Company. Location Of pTin-
cpal place Of business san Francisco, Cal; lOca-
UiOn Of works Gold Hill, New
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board OF Directors held the fourteenth day Of
per share levied upon the capital stock II the
corporation, payable mmed lately IN United States
gold coin 10 the Secretary at the Office OF the COM
pany, 33l Pine ST., Room 5, San Francisco, Cal.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the seventeenth day OF February,
1892. viii be delinquent and advertised for sale ab
public auction, and unless payment Is made be-
fore Will be sold on WEDNE SDAY. the o IN day of
March, 1892 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs OF advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order of the Board Of Directors
c. /. MCCOY, Secretary.
Ofice-33l Pine St, Room 3, San Francisco. CALI
fornia. ia15 I'd
HALE & NORCROSs SILVER MINING COM
IL pany-LoCatiOu OF principal plsco OF bu sine a.,
San Francisco, Cal; location Of wOrss, ViTgtRlR
Mining District Storey County, State OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that al q meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees, held the 2lst Jay OF Deceni.
Der, 1891, an assessment (No. lCUl Of so cents
per share levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation. payable mediatey In United States
Dany, Room 50, Nevada Block, 300 Montgomery ST.,
san Francisco Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid TUESDAY, the 26th day OF Janu,
airy, 1892 VIII be delinquent and Advertised foR
sale at public auction, and unless payment IL
made before will be sold on WEDNESDAY. the
nth day Of February, 1892, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising ane
expenses OF sale. By order OF the Board Of Trus-
tees,
A. B. THOMPSON Secretary
once-Room s.. Nevada Block, sos Montgomery
"a % & .
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JUDGES JEWELS.
Sale of the Gems of the Once Popular
Opera Bouffe Artistic.

Opera BOuffe Artistic.
The sale of Nine. Judic's furniture, brio
a-brac, pictures and jewels was brought to
en end after twelve days auction sale iu the
hotel itself of the once popular opera bouffe
artistic. / say ''once popular" adyisedly.
When a woman. once famed for her beauty
and her style in singing, loses her voice and
gains in flesh till she looks like hippopota-
mus on its hind legs, she has not much at
TRACTION left for the public at large. In
England it is different. There one
of the dramatic or musical idols
of the hour is much adOred long after
every one OF the qualities that lent to him
or her pedestal and a shrine has departed,
as witness the continued popularity OF Sims
Reeves ana in by-gone years that of Nine.
Grisi. But Paris will have none of the
elderly and faded charmers that were so
worshiped in their prime. An Omin0us fact
concerning Nine, Jude is the revival Of one
of her great successes Of past years, mile.
Nitouche," at the Varieties, with Mile.
AugueZ. young and pretty girl, in the role
of the heroine. | do not think that she will
ever appear in Paris again. She is off on a
tour through the provinces, and the sale Of
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nnarpnnEhnENr

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF TIE
i CruikShank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Monday. October S. 1891, al IL
O'Clock noon At the ONCE OF the Company, Room 8,
No 2Il sansome street. san Francisco, Cal BY
order of the Board OF Directors,
ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
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LOVE.

Love is twinkling star,
Shining in beauty rare,
Driving from thee afar
All sorrow and care.
Love is tender flower,
Waiting with JOY 10 greet
Youth in its fairy bower
With its rich od0Ts sweet
Love is happy smile,
Cheering each weary life,
Ends with its gentle vile
All sorrow and strife.
Love is gentle word,
Speaking TO broken hearts,
When its sweet voice Is heard
All anguish departs.
II. BERT RAM LISTER.
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DISAPPOINTMENT,

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
i the CruiXshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 4. 1891, as
IL O'Clock noon. at the Office OF the Company. Room
9. No. 211 Sansome street san Francisco, Cal By
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
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III - NV >"
New York Tribune.
KERNEL.

With a strong, active, penetrating and
well-disclp!ined mind, David b. Hill COM
bines a singularly passiouleSs temper. He
has no yices.-A Democratic admirer in the
Newton Bee.
True; he has no vices. but think Of his
crmesl
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pnsTRONEMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
L the CTutkshank Gold Mining Company Is hsre0s
postp oned until Friday, December 1, 1891, ~ =
O'Clock noon at the Office or the company, Room D.
No 2Il Sansome St, San Francisco, Cal By ordsF
OF the Board OF Directors
Lo4 Id ERNEST J. KOCH. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-01-24

Auu ~ AcCoFIanOe VITA law Rnu a oFdeF nom
shs Board Of Directors, made on the 7th day se
Suiy, 1891 SO many shares Of each parcel Of Bucb
tock as may DO necessary viii be soId at public
Getion at tae once or the company. Room s, G1E
ssnsoms st., San Francisco. Cal. Monday. thS
'th day OF September, 1891, at the hour Of IL
o'clock N Of said day, to pay said delinquent asa
'essment thereon, together with costs Of adVsrtis
tog and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
Oace-RoOm o. All Sansome st., san FrHpeJEsaA
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Where Barber-Shops Are Not Popular.
Boston Journal

hheFe BaTDer-chOps arc NOT Iopulafs
Boston Journal
In India il is quite common TO shave a
man while lie is asleep, and If he happens
TO be lying on his back he can have his
beard entirely removed without being dis
turbed. The native barber has wonder
fully light hand, and is an adept at shaving
without causing a fraction of pain. Euro
peans and Americans travelling in India
soon fall into tie indOlent habits which pre-
vail, one of which is to be shaved il bed be-
fore rising and bathing II is not considered
reasonable to visit barber-shop, the
moneyed classes being almost always shaved
at home and almost as frequently while in
bed.
The morning call., 1892-01-24

A recent method suggested for drying
shoes that have become wet by the rain is
to heat some pebbles in q pan, and insert
them liz the shoe. Ii is said that they 10
the work quickly without in any way injur-
Ing the leather,
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POsTPONEMEMT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
L the Cruksaauk Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday January 2, 1892, At IL
o'clock noon, at the ONCE OF the Company Room o.
No 211 Sansome street, san Francisco, Cal HY
order OF the Board OF Directors
- ERNESr J. KOCH. Sseres1rY,
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELIEooEN9 SALE NOTICE-oHUIKsHANE
- Geld Mining Company. Location OF prineisaS
HIsoe OF business, San Francisco, Gal. Location %
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Rotiee-There are delinquent upon the follOWinR
described STOCK. on account OF Assessment no ~
levied on the 7th day of July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows;
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pnSrpOMEhnENr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed un I'll MONDAY, February l, 1892. at Z
O'Clock noon, at the ONCE of the Company Room 8,
o. I'll SansOme street. san Francisco Cal. BY
order of the Board OF Directors
JAZZ I'd ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
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A Bachelor Bishops Kindly Act.

DO5tOu Danudy UIUDo.
Here Is a story of Bishop Brooks which
never 5ef@re has seen the light Of publicity:
" a1Ie tbe heTculean clergyman was the
TecteT Of Trinity he heard one day Of poor
The morning call., 1892-01-24

Yeti doubt not through The ages one unceasIng
purpose runs
Ana the thoughts OF men are wideaed with the
progress of tie suns. IESSFSO
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A HARD ONE FROM
new YORK CITY.
And The People Of the United States Are
Asked to Believe Il.
The Science Of New Life Which Physician
of the Empire City Says He Has Dis
Covered-LiviHg for Years.

a73 ali fl,at l. novy necessary is for tine wise
-, - .,t,,,,, III, 10 t,l Ito WV,
NS' "a -
PoiH1NO JUL ~ oe"''''"o VA t'0 ''"o' iHN'
Gated, and the discovery OF the fountain OF
eternal Youth that WAS chased by the adj
,--r,,ra~s If the tflrn time n, n bpautiful
..fl g.. ,.,.. r.. ..,~-,., Il is nat so
l"iIu-" "'it 'o N'>.o
lar OH rs many "eoi~ -'-'-'1N' 81 '-,, '''G "ti-
satisfactory evidence OF me past Aue lail-
ures to pICiouE human life, 10 any appTe-
cable extent, has been cldssed by every
ona with tie huYt for the pniaS0pter's
-,l. H.. .~t. Tssra ava s.,I,, of
S'o"e e- '',
lhe lO7t atL' NAV VII NC '0'0', 'l41
with al. that the aI-leuls kne" ana tAe
monument, that were left of skill in the
ort= and science. and other thin-s. il must
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"a ol1 o'"1t S'-~0 '"0
word.
Ia everything that applies TO the pT2ctI-
cal side Of life as separate and apart from
tl,c ,,.-,1,, astI.s+i, ti,is ega il eba ii NJ All
'"0 F0'0-' =
means OF ENJOY meHl mat the Iitlts. aihous
the ancleuts never dreamed OF. ms Is Tie
age OF utility, and the principle is applied
Ia human longevity as We'll as everything
slsa Tn the old nine the efforts 20 lengtbeu
liz Ifr. Of +ha huuan haiur were based an
,ir-Iv mo, 5rassyynr., yyif6out the Slightest
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the f T1o sIe 5 VAIN yS 38 sw@ and grace
" ith cheerful word and encouraging smile.
/ Tie years may come and the years may SO,
W, changes OF fortune ioT one ana att,
bul me eye mus d sh' ana lhe CneeA must Glo"'
Ana The spirit answer 10 Ihedom 5 call
petals
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love the Su1nmrr-rIIa:
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love tAe summertime.
love il for It's sunny self
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Becoming Civilized.

A striking illustration OF the spread of
civilization occurs among the Maoris of
Poverty Bay. A quarrel arose between two
chiefs, PM aud Tuta. which being re-
strained with difficulty from taking tile old
form of bloOdshed has been taken to court
by regular summons. A prin ting-press has
also been set up in the King country to re-
port the sitting Of the first Maori Par
Lament.
The unexplore1 area Of Canada is one
million square miles,