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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

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The result is beauty-the
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A little book on CAREFUL
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of keeping your healthy
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or1 ThsuTuxwv 1,m
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
4 SNHnhish HIar

The management of the Alcazar propose
to produce tomorrow evening the new
Swedish dialect play called ole Olson"
with the following cast:
Ole Olson. Bane en- dees kontry wan year TENT
mont end sax wake ..........-... Ben lie bricks
Dr. q. J. Quiuttin Single, warm-hearted but
erratc haries J. slime
PAM Jordan, who aspIrCs 10 ht dead meas
Jefferson Bass Il. Agnes first husband .....,.-..
X. Lorraine
Mrs. Agnes Jordan, with true mothers heart.
......-..... Anna Burton
&c lie Dump q. with a ready tongue, plucEy
spirit and loyal nature. .....-.....-. Alice Evans
Mrs. Bridget O't.aEa-au, on the warrath for
husband NJ. 2............ Miss 1t e rye Hgssey
JaC0blna Olson. NarIe SuhIberg
johanna Olson. ot..s gts.-- HeGwig LidslOrm
Josephine Olson. -N '-''1'' Einma BarKstedt
julia Olson. Alma HuIting
Mrs.. J0rdan's Child ...............- Baby Benson
'O.e Olson" preceded Heege's lyon
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

Gillette has taken everyday traits. aud
without excessive stage perspective, shaped
them, with brisk action and lively interest.
ln'o an exceptionally strong, clean and en-
tertalnlng play. As presented by Mr..
CHARLES Frohman's talented people, who
are adapted to their parts. as we'll as easy
Ia mem, each to the other. from long asso-
citation. the result is one of such finish and
unqualified satisfaction that there are no
naws TO be picked in the current Of the fast
flowing fun. Classed among the unique
features OF the comedy is an entire Interior
OF residence that requires a special
baggage-car for its transportation. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
OPERATE History Repeat. ITSELF

Our local composer, Mr.. II. J. Stewart,
also the author OF a greenwood tree
opera, has introduced a new song for Phyl-
lis IN the forest scene Second act of his
bluff King Hail." thereby materially
strengthening and improving the part and
the situation. The necessity for it came
upon him like an inspiration, and after the
libreitist Mr.. Daniel OConnell, had
knocked together the lyric, which he did in
few minutes, Stewart, with all his music
In him" had il scored almost as soon as the
poet had finished the last line. This re-
lsindS Us Of an incident somewhat similar
mat attended the bringing out of Meyer
beers The Huguenots' in Paris. NouTrlt,
the tenor, a Keen critic and an intelligent
musician, gave Meyerbeer several valuable
hints, specially in the fourth act Mey er
beer had terminated the act with tie
"BenedietOn des PoignaTds," but NOurTit
proposed it be followed by duet. The
composer hesltated-after such chorus
il was impossible. NOurrit persisted.
Meyerbeer went home yexed and uneasy to
consult II. Guoin, bis landlord and factOtum.
Gu0In suggested plan. 1t was II o'clock
at night, but GuiOn usbed of, just as Stewart
did IN search of 0'Connell, and discovered
Emile Deschamps, tie poet, al Rue Lepelle-
tier absorbed in game of dominOes. Emile
obigingly left his game, dashed of a set OF
verses, just as OConnel did, nodded good
night and returned TO his abSiDthe aud his
bones. Aeyerbeer received the verses. new
To the piano, composed a duo finale as rap
idly as Stewart did the Phyllis lyric,
Knocked at Nourrit's door with the music
in his hand. The tenor was delighted and
threw himself into Meyerbeer's arns-a re-
ward that the Tivoli cOntralto Miss TiIlie
Salingerl NAV also give Stewart for his in
spiTati0D. The beauty of the hastily writ
ten "HuguenoT duo is known 10 all oper-
attic lovers. Let us hope tho new Stewart
number viii approximate 1t IN this respect
THE NEW NUMBER.
Recit-PhylIs (liss Title Salinger):
Atlas have found the outlaws camp, where
Leonard, my beloved, has fled for shelter Alas,
lie is noi heIei AND yet / Know bis cruel foes
are IN pursuit Oh, heaven, grant that / may
ind him ere II be TOO late! For should they take
him captive Daught but death awaits Dim.
tSings1
stu. tangled paths before lie.
And chill blasts sweep void.
DARK clouds obscure the morning SKY,
The sheep in the fold;
Put PHYLLIS, for her Leonard's sake,
All Danger viii defy.
Where fingers he-tn dell or brake
The vengeful foe IS nigh.
oh. love, my heart is in thy keeping
Ny life, my soul. long for thee.
line eyes, sweetheart with weeping.
Oh, Leonard, darling oh, Leonard, darling, come
to
Ny life, my soul. long for thee.
ON. Leonard. darling long for thee.
On. Leonard, darling lo9g for thce
Oh, Leonard, darlingi Leonard. come, oh. come to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

The Sympathy OF friends unconscieusly goes
out TO those who are sufering-perhaps direct
result of their neglect careessness, possibly
the effect OF circumstances and environments over
which the unfortunate victim has no control
Sympathy is right and good In its place: 1t Is
soothing, cornforting-but though offered in the
way of coincidence and moral support. account
of Affections, il is POSITIVELY ENERvATING and
HARMFUL to the recipient.
sympathy with what? Would you sympa
thize with a person who was hungry II he stub
pornly refused to eat Would you sympathize with
person who was cold when he might readily pro
cure coat and be comfortable yourself. Do
you sympathize with person who Is poor IL by
little effort and perseverance, he might be well
of you ares
Help. NOT Sympathy, will feed the hungry
elothe the naked and succor the needy.
tits even so with those who suffer from dis
ease. either contracted or inherited. Help. not
sympathy. is the crying need. If you have
CstarEh, Constipation, rheumatism
Piles, Dyspepsia, Lumbaso, Kidney
Disease, Female weakness, NERVOUS
Debility" Skin or Blood Disease, or ma
lara.
1t was for HELP, not sympathy, that A. Ed
wards of 746 Fourteenth street, Miss Lundquist o;
sos Union street and Otto Kautz OF 437 Eleventh
street. San Francisco, went to the Cosmopolitan
Dispeusary and were cured The same can be said
OF Antoine Stornes of MEMO Park. C. w. Hni OF
Sacramento, George Carpenter of Dixon and others
who cured at their own homes by mail
ment
HELP is at hand and possible to you You
can be cured. These diseases, which are max
ing miserable the lives Of legfons, are no natu-'
rai-they the effect of a cause-fnd their
cause and remove it; seek not sympathy, but
HELP! The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
MISS Agnes Huntington,

Famous for her presentations OF Captain
Therese" and paul JONES'" will open at
the Grand Opera-honse in this city April
Is. Mr. Ben Stern will be ahead Of Miss
Huntington, and Mr.. Schroeder accompany
her. Mr.. Marcus il. Mayer will also proba-
bly, pay Us a flying visi5 during the engage
ment not only TO attend TO bis stars Iater-
ests hut also to interview MesSrS. Stewart
ana O'C0nnell in a business way with re-
gard to their new opera, Bluff King Hal"
Mr.. Mayer proposes TO open Miss Hunting
IONS engagement here with Paul JONES'"
aud will probably devote the entire time TO
It. but the Captain Therese" costumes and
appointments will be brought along in case
Il demand be made for that opera. Miss
Huntington is very popular in the Eastern
States and has been successful everywhere.
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Miss Marie barnard,

This popular young California vocalist
had left the Memberships according TO
letters recently received and sailed for
Paris on Friday last. 18Th inst. Mr.. Ryan
was very reluctant to release Miss Barnard
from her contract; but, when he did so,
gave the young lady at the same time
letter Of recommendation in which the
following passage occurs:
II is with slncerest regret that / accept the
resignation Of Miss Barnard from my club, but
tie OPPORTUNITY OF Ter going to Pa3is with friends
Goes not come every day, aud having lei welfare
al heart ana knowing Tie great advantages 10 be
bad IN Paris, reluctantly cOnSeuI 10 her going
before the close of the season Her voice i even
stronger, sEee Ell and purer than before, and her
success has been 4 great enc.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

III AttOT Hrf
lille WAS killing time with fIreams

One day. while was killing time with dreams
Sly fairy gOd-ms suddenly flashed IA.
"My son" she questioned. what profession seem.
Most to you! taste aud compartment akin ?'
81 know not; orators are born, not made:
/ cannot sculpture. doctor dance or sing;
do not paint; have 10 turn for trade
cannot play the flute rything:
Crowded are pulpit. army. navy bar;
born fools alone Ia literature engage;
I'm not political. as others are
And So. think. III go upon the stage"
Quoth she. "A siIiler choice could meier befail:
h now that the actors art combines them ali"
ALBERT EDMUND LANCASTER.
New York March lSqZ
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

March %. the management will produce
Stewart and O'Connell's successful opera.
bluff King Hail." after long and careful
rehearsal. 1t will be carefully mounted and
costumed. with scenery exceptionally fine.
On April II. the thirteenth anniversary Of
the opening of this opera house Will be
COMMUNICATED by the proprietOrS and at
taches. At the performance 10 be given on
the evening of the anniversary. a handsome
souvenir In preparation by ii. w. LYONS
will be distributed to the patrons Of the
theater.
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Waiting for "IhG B0StOnialS" at
The Baldwin.
I'LL The COMFORTS OF HOME"
01aFatt History Repeats Il2alf-MiSS Marie
BTrad-A Swedish Play" The Spider
and FlY"-ThG TiV0li-A New Song
Tor Phyllis in " BUT King Hall "-FOr-
eigl and Domestic Notes.

The favoyite and. in the United States,
famous operate company called The Bos-
tonianS" are with US once again, ana will
open on Tuesday evening next at the Bald
win in Reginald de Koven and Harry b.
Smiths pastoral and, at the same time,
comic opera Robin Hood" which this
company introduced to cur public last sea-
son with such splendid ecal. II is so fresh
and foreStlike in its music and general be-
longings that one hearing the name and
barking back over the somewhat mythical
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20


his insular domain ana Immediately raise his
commissions on cocOanuts, cOpra and beche-
de-mer, so that his funds may be increased
and he be enabled to visit San Fran
cisco more frequently and more largely en-
ioy such singing and dancing as he found in
'The Spider and FlY.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

lar spectacle fresheueG
UP in nearly every partic-
ular. aud with many new
people in the leading
business. The King Of
BUtaritari and suite from
Gilbert Islands in the
S south ern archipelago,
who were present on Fri
day evening. were simply
amazed at Letta's confer
ton act. as well as at the
dancing and music. Up
to date, as declared
through his interpreter.
the broDZed monarch of
the islands OF the sea
thinks he has lived in
~ in - I'll
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Cosmopolitan DiSpelS2rT,

With its stat Of eminent specialists, was founded
and chartered TO bring helD to the afflicted. II you
prefer help and health to sickness and sympathy.
call and consult. -
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THE COUNTY CLERK.


The application for bail made bv NJ. r.
Curtis, the slayer of Oficer Grant, and that
was to have been heard before Judge 'FRONT.'
yesterday. was postponed till next Tuesday.
because Judge Trout was engaged with
Judge Murphy in hearing the Bell case.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

Yonson," another piece of the same kid
ney, and without doubt is equal to it in in
terest and general dramatic construction.
Olson. as personated by Hendricks. is
br ght, intelligent young fellow, with kind
heart and a most impPrturbable manner.
His efforts to master English and his fiOun-
derngs in the idiomatic tangles of the
language keep the audience in rear. The
play viii be interspersed with musical
specialties, including national airs by
quartet of Swedish ladies'.
John Dillon aud company in WANTED
the Earth" will appear on Monday. the 2Sth
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
Personal and Other ,yottiur.

Mr.. David Davies leaves for New York
via Panama Gu the 18th inst, seeking pro-
fessional employment.
The kimball Opera Comique and Bur-
iesque Company In Carmen Up to Date"
with Cofinne In the title role, will follow
the Spider and Fly Company at the Bush
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

Sir James Bacon, since the death of Ad-
mral Sir Provo Wallis. is. at the age OF 81,
the Oldest OF the titled classes in England.
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Tie BOsTONIANs


Bring most Of the old mem bers Of the or
gauiZat!0n with them. as will be seen 10y the
following distribution Of the opera for the
0peniEg night
Robin Hood Tom Karl
sheriff % Eotiing CHA III ....-......-.-H- C. Barnabee
W.. Scarlet Observation-Disclosures Eugene C0wies
Ai5c1--9a ) eSsle Barti etl-iaNls
iElaT ucs George B. rockingham
Aunahcl ...........,..... ............ Maud Ulmer
Maid .......- Camille d ATviHe
Camille D'Arvilie is new name. She
has won quite reputation during the last
season IN the East Another new face. at
least ia conjunction with this company, is
taat Of Miss Caroline Hamilton, better
known 10 this city by her maiden name OF
Miss Carrie Miner, aud who was started
on her lyric career by that accomplished
preceptress, NINE. Julie Rosewald. Miss
Hamilton viii not make her appearance in
ire cast iii Wednesday evening next, when
she sings the role Of Maid Marian.
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VIII Re Cnnfiuuad-

the Tiyoli that it will be continued for the
week beginning March q. On Monday.
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position OF Yuunr j. X. Emma..

Emmet has come into very singular in
heritance, says the New York Sun, and
probably it surprises him quite as much as
it does other folks in the profession. Upon
the death OF the father plenty OF solid
wealth was left TO the son, along with the
less surely valuable Fritz plays, scenery and
costumes, aud the seemingly intangible
popularity which the famous comedian had
enJoyed. o ung Emmett at once undertook
TO take his fathers place on the stage, and
the wonder is that he has succeeded. lie
is not nearly counterpart Of the first Fritz,
but lie is a close imitation, and audiences
accept him. not only for the sake OF Curl
0sity, but with uGdoubtable satisfaction.
lie Is an engaging actor, whose earnest de-
sire to please seems to condone his small
offenses OF inadeqnacy, and whose accom-
plishments are improving steadily.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

This popular place of amusement has
been crowded every night during the past
week with the lovers of negro minis:relsy.
Richards and Pringle's Georgias have
proven that there is no "hoodoo" on the
theater; all 1t needs is the attraction, The
engagement will close this evening. Ma
tlnee at o'clock in the afternoon. After
the performance tonight Billy Kersands
will take charge of the house and begin the
celebration Of his fortieth birthday with a
real old Southern cake-walk. A mammoth
cake. with watch in its center, has been
built for the occasion. About three hun
dred invitations have been sent out for the
joility.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20

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music (.ad to be very SUPERIOR by Shield.
Ihe De koVeu-Smith work, OF later times,
has become exceedingly popular. on ac-
count. probably. Of the agreeable lighrness
aud sketchiness Of its construction.
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OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL Top. M.

Free delivery to all suburban towns.
Mail orders filed promptly, carefully
and honestly.
REST AlSHEED STORE M TIE cZY
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Manager Leayitt, who is now in this city
looking very we'll and more ''genteel" than
ever on account Of reduced physical pro
ort jQps. has given Us his well-known popu-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-20
KELLY BROS.

When qve advertise 1T,
SIT as SC"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

obstinate Of locks. 10 DE successful such treatment
must be persisted in. good-sizei brush with stin'
unbleacbcd bstles should be chosen for this purpose
All snnrs should be taken out OF the hair genuy Win
comb. Every part OF the hair should then be Drlshed
vigorously and long enough that each portion shall
receive least thirty strokes OF the brush III SUCH
treatment this continued for five or six weeks the
result will convince the most incredulous OF the value
OF this treatment.
The hair and the scalp should be washed ms often as
once a month, but not oftener unless the hair Is
oily. No alkali like borax strong stimu!ant IKE
bay rum should be used I'm washing the hair, but
washing the bair all soap should be thoroughly nsed
out with separate waters The hair should then DC
dried, strand by strand, with abundance OF warm
towels. Where the hair falls ont, simple preparation
OF ordinary tea, II this does not prove efcacious
OF sage tea, applied to the roots OF the har with
SPONGE will usually prove eifectual cure and more
over will tend TO prevent the accumulation OF scay
dandruff which accompanies this trouble OF the scalp
II tho hair is naturally inclined to be dry, little
vaseline applied to the scalp the roots will stimu
late 1t healthy condition. II, the contrary. 1t
is oily II should be washed every two weeks instead
OF once MONTH 1t is wise to avoid all lotions for
the hair which you know nothing about, as mang OF
these contain injurious ingredients and stimulate 1t to
an unhealthy condition, and eventually 1t to fall
out.
great improvement in the Gordon sash Of last
summer Is tightly fitting bodice which is laid
In seemingly loose folds broad piece of silk either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

The rlmless soup-plates in deep saucer shape In
trsduced a novelty at the beginning OF the season.
are more often used for oysters than for soups For
serving substantial English soups like 0xtail or mock
turtle, a turecn and soup set Of old Canton Is es-
pecialy suitable. IL has comfortable homelike APP
peaance that belongs to the character OF such broths
plain Canton soup turecn will cost but -. and set
OF dozen plates will cost about Si2 more The old
platter which was formerly used under the soup
tureen seems to be done away with. And If one has
butler or a waitress thoroughly skilled one does
not often use turecn Mt all though many dignihed,
old fashioned families still cling to this venerable
article.
vigorous brushing Of the hair with a stiff brush will
accomplish wonders with the most unruly and most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

VIII 10 easy enough 10 match this color In set oil
| toilet china the makers OF French porcelain have
taken especial pains to reproduce the cOors OF drap
cry In their work The greatest objection 10 White
maple 10 all light woods. II except oak. is its
want Of durability. II is therefore suitable Tor
guesiroom the room OF dainty woman than for
family bedroom. Where an inexpensive set OF fur
nture Is required oak Is undoubtedly the best choice
Purchasers advised however, TO buy only natural
oak Antique Oak and other woods which have been
stained often Inferior wood. containing prominent
flaws and cracks. The process Of filling In the WOOD
which must always be done when any furniture Is
made with the subsequent staining. serves TO cover up
all such imperfec.ons. When the wood IS finished In
n natural color stain be used and the plain
grain OF the wood Is perceptibe. No wood wnrps so
badly, unfortunately. oak II it is made up In Il
partially green state; and 1t takes long time TO cure
it properly. Purchasers Of oak furniture are there
fore advised buy their goods only of trustworthy
dealer and pass by with increduity all socalled
bargains" offered by irresponsible shops.
1t is somewhat difficult 10 get timed gratin dish
in this country, though sverpat gratin dishes
may be readily found. These dishes, "a every one
knows, fat patters Of copper usually hnished
with substantial copper handles each end for con
vcnience in handling In the oven. Those plated with
silver the inside for they never plated on the
Outsidc) from SIS to $40. This dish is designed
for serving special preparations OF fish or OF meat
which lose flavor and heat II transferred from one
dish to another. All dishes served eau grntn" are
put the table in the dish they baked in Some
Of sllversmihs have also imported copper sauce
pans plated with silver the inside for those over
fastidio1s mOrtals to whom timed copper sauce
pan is not all sufficient. A gphn dish has always
been expensive Mem OF the htHhen. and It's price
alone debars many people from cooking fish or meat
in this excellent way. The sight Of = copper dish
the table. either svered timed 10 not espec'-
ally appealing. The huge copper handles which are
frequently shown these dishes in this country
ornament 10 them and French gratin dishes
generally have handles Here Is another use for
aluminium. the "silvcr Of clay" II the reports
OF the in It's manufacture prove a complete
reality that II becomes cheap a. copper, we may
oil OF US rejoice In aluminium grafin dishes which
will conduct the heat well rs copper. and need no
plating Of silver tin.
pretty way Of painting souvenir fan for friend
is TO sketch the landscap, In light delicate coors
and then paint In boldly in the other flowers
that have association with the place II the land
scape is painted In transparent coors and the flowers
In guache (which is the process OF mixing tnts With
Chinese white and painting after the manner OF oils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

throw them into "A saucepan with about cup OF msh
liquor, tablespoonful OF white rice and one OF
butter Let them stew for about ten minutes. Ada
half cup OF rice, white and half dozen mush
rooms minced fne season the sweetbreads with salt
and pepper. tasting to that they we'll favored
Add two tablespoonfuls OF cream and scant tea
spoonful Of butter. Toss them for two minutes
FIJI the little dishes silver scallop-shells If you
have them with this MIXTURE sprinkle over bread
crumbs, and set in "A hot oven to bake for ten