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EDUCATIONAL.

MhPLEW9oD INsTIIuTE coNcoRDyILI;E.
q rs Ss' sSS sS5s FIR fS.'.'
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO yoIN A. Class
stating hour and terms. xENo. Star ofcs jesi-3s.
A RI UNDERGRADUATES GREATEST oPPoR-
or asss 70 e.rn To s~ sn
paint Pcrfectly hes, and che.pest crsyon. pas.el,
EE.iSP.ins from ns,aTs 5 iesTn.a IN lew day.
Unit: order s% SO 70 Ths sssss
Morrell. has had twelve medals and studied nfteeu
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF Pine ARTS. 50 . q
HOWARD UNIVERSITY. MEDICAL DEPART
vii @ers dS and n. a.psEmsns
PUkeIs seers,.ly Ills i s s irsaiaf .s fg,s.
Wo0D's COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE. 4o7 EAST
49,, Capitol y, Open all summer Day ana evening
1fe. ' S. I SSSi. s- s a'''i0n nS$
SO .scp 2. FRENCH isnsu.ss for I.a Dies s s.n
e. .s System Of sounds Easy conversational method
EI0oVTIoS-3 9sSf. kktiry.x
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or w y.Ro ss..,sn ,,n.
1 10 AMI son,inSes nine months hesaemicsl, ensd-
anu uelltal departments. For catalogues
address WM. NJ. THORNTON. IL n.
'eio-wSsst Chairman.
GfGNOR MARIANA MAMA
" SCHOOL FOR SINGING.
Ihorouch and only school OF the Italian method IN
washington. Pupils prepared for concerts oratnrios
and grand orers- An opportunity is offered stu
dents IN summer from June 20 September. al special
Price for Solfeeyio and placing Of the voice.
For particulars call At Studio,
Q19 II ST. NORTHWEST.
sazetts dt Fossans. Italy, Carnival Season. 1874
IN the role OF Orvieso in Norma last night
introduced TO young and very promising artist whose
me voice and exquisite phrasing won for himself
Berrnol's Grand operate Concert Tour. Daily Pic
ayune; New Orleans -Signor Mama had respond 10
an enthusiastic encore in his Hermanza and had the
honor OF q curtain recall with Nme Goikin.
Sig Mama in the aria OF Lucrezia Borsia display ed
fui and well-trained voice His phrasing IL artistic
Morr1sseys Grand English Operx, The World, y
mi Mama proved to he vfrfle Mephistonhees. l.
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~ t23 La. ave-, her. 9Th and 9TH Sta NV
c. X. URNER. A. NJ. c. f.. Prfn
Learn to use thu phonograph and TYPEWRITER thu
quickest nreparstion for Office situation Compete
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by experienced reporters. Thorough instruction in
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duced rates for summer months Send for catalogue
apps
DROP GAILLARp (oFFICIER D'AcADFMIE)
l. and Madame Gaillard (diplomieD. School of Lam
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method the Only one decorated. Open all summer.
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DENTISTRY.

nR; STARR PARSONS. COR. 9TH AND E Sis.
LA local aneshetic used on the TO allay pain
in extracting is excellent for those who take
with safety Filling a speciality such will give
comfort and satisfaction. All branches of dentistry
At present loo alton twelve years je2I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-22

LAKE GEORGE, n. Y.
will opep June q The largest. best appointed and
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR
For terms and particulars apply to Hotel arenoble
57th st. and 9TH ave., New York.
Special rates for families.
william NOBLE
my301m Owner and Proprietor.
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/ EESBUHG Inn,
IL Formerly the Ketocken.
Open May 15. Address the owner. Col. T. v.
WHITE. Proprietor. Leesburs. Va je2-lm'
nON'T SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD
ing house when at low rates you get .sountaia
air and water, quiet and health limited number
Of rooms. Address at the MOUNTAIN LAKE
PARK HOTEL COMPANY. Mountain Lake Park
Md. my26-2m
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ADVERTISING.

Ein pd.nosh. xssclss jsvs,f1, sliys Isss -,
90 tth IT. r.. bird dnQe sbogs u ~ v11ck ~
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

EAuouIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. NEAR
Il Warrenton. Va. opens June Is Modern hrpt-
slss. hotel thgsoashly eagippea hot sulphur bath.
dress 8. II. J. i. ADAMS. Baltimore. until May
20; after this. st FauQuier White sulphur sprines
Va ap16s. m v. SIM
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
erck Co. Va viii be open 18th Of June. 1872 Three
daily passenser trains % and from Baltimore and
Warrington Ten minutes drive from railroad sta
ton to hotel. Write for pamphlets and terms.
je1-1m e, G. JORDAN, Prom.
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tsJ'HE WILTSHIRE"
L Ocean end of VIRGINIA ave..
Atlantic City.
Fine ocean view from bay -window rooms
my2lm E. l.. CHANDLER L co.
VERMONT HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, YER
' mont ave-. near the ocean; opens June ; first
class in every respect.
je10-2m J. TREEN.
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CRANsroN's.
INT-oN-THE-HuDsoN,
is NOW OPEN The plumbing has been thor
ouehly and put in perfect order Baths have
been added to suite and electric bells through
out the house. Mr. Cranston will give the hotel hts
undivided attention this season. nih2S-m wSs:Sm
GLEN RIDGE HOUSE
<5as., Cornwall on the Hudson. N. Y.
Modern improvements. beautiful grounds and scenery
s"TNHE KITTATINNY."
- Delaware Water Gan, Pa,
Will open June -. ENLARGED nearly double and
greatly improved. The largest, best appointed end
most atratively located hotel in the Delaware valley
Send for circular.
je2l-1n W. A. BRODHEAD SONS.
EORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
l. LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.
Now open The largest, bes. appointed and most
literally conducted hotel at Lake George
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR
Special rate for families
WILLIAM NOBLE,
je22-1m Owner and Proprietor
GLEN MANOR. At FOREST GLEN. ND, WILL
NJ open June under frst-class MANAGEMENT. Only
Metropolitan Branch B. and D. 20 minutes ride
Shade, perfect lawn tennis court. A most romantic
spot. Finest chaly sprnr Flush closets
bath room. &c. Terms moderate. Address GLEN
MANOR, Forest Glen. Nd. or care Of J. Il. HERT-
FORD. l4l0 At cit ta6-1,p
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Won HOUSE.-THIS DELIGHTFUL MOUNTAIN
resort Is open for the reception Of guests first
class accommodations: beautiful scenery For cir
cular address Mrs. T. J. TURNER Stroudsburg Pa.
ippolm
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IMPORTANT, PERHAPS.


The decision Of the Supreme Court of
AiehiGan declaring unconstitutional the bill
passed by the last Legislature redistricting
the State and ordering the Secretary of
State to issue notices Of election in accord
ance with the redistricting act of 1881 may
possibly determine the result Of the present
Presidential contest. There are several
combinations which, If successful, would
bring the electoral vote so close that the
gain or loss of one or two votes would change
the result A contemporary estimates the
sure Republican vote at 206, to which the
electoral votes of Connecticut and New
Jersey would add 16 inst one vote short of
the number required to elect In Michigan
the bill redistricting the State provided also
for the choice OF Presidential electors in the
Second Congressional District. Whether the
Supreme Court decision sweeps the whole
act away or only the gerrymandering wbion
is Charged as one of its features does not
appear from the ne@s paragraph announc-
ing the fact ot the decision. If the entire
act IS included in the decision the Republic
cans VIII stand a chance to gain tie dis
tricts, estimated from five TO seven, which
viii elect Democratic Congressman. IL the
entire act Is not swept away the gain would
be limited 10 the number Of Congressman
the Republicans might elect under the old
law In excess of the number they can elect
under the new law
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AMERICAN STANDARD OF WAGES

Our free-trade contemporaries sometimes
assure their readers that there is no especial
standard Of American wages; that the only
difference between American wages and
European wages lies in the ability Of the
average American wage Garner 70 do more
work than his European competitor. That
there is an especial standard of American
wages is demonstrated by the condition of
workingmsn at Homestead In the mills that
are referred to as affording an argument
that tue wages Of Americans are not i'm
proved by the protective duties. The New
York World has taken the strikers side of
the trouble from the first and this is what
the World says of the condition OF one Of
the strikers:
When O'DOnneil married, six years ago, he
had only few dollars. Now he has house and
lot as pretty and inviting as any one would care
TO live In. IL is worth more than $4,000 and Is
all paid for. 1t is delightfully."- furnished. The
parlor is cool. coy room. The Brussels carpet
Is OF a pretty figure and there are beautiful
pictures on the walls. In the corner is book
case with lille desk. There are good books in
that case-histores, standard novels and
economic works. You will find these In the
houses OF nearly all the skilled workmen. There
Is an Encyclopedia Britannica Ia the case
Nearly every man in the town seems TO have sub
scribed for The big work. There is a plano in
the room too The other rooms are furnished a 8
delightfully."- as the paror.
The wage-earner who has erected for
himself such pretty home testified before
Congressional committee that he earned
S144 month. This is none too much for a
man of his skill to earn. but it is more shan
Mr.. O'Donnell or any other hand worker
can earn in Europe. But O'Donnel was
only one of class of employees whose wages
were liked on the same standard.
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IN NO UNCERTAIN SOUND.

The Chronicle says of the Republican
platform: ION the great question OF trans
portatioD, in which every citizen of Calfor-
nia is profoundly interested, it speaks with
no uncertain sound" On the great cues.
ton Of transportation as it especially inter
ests the people Of California the Republican
platform is silent. In a general way il an
proves of the Nicaragua canal, a competing
railroad and the Improvement of harbors
and Internal waterways But on the promo
sition which the Traffic Association has
placed before the people to regulate rail-
road rates by law the platform is silent
The Inference is that the men who run the
convention are content with the present
Railroad Commission, and, in general
way. with the present rates of fares and
freights. There was small minority in
the convention in favor of action in the d.
rectlon OF reduced railroad charges. but tho
railroad agents who ran the convention
would not give them hearing in the plat
form. The railroad plank which our con-
temporary says speaks in no uncertain
sound is entirely satisfactory to the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company OF course
the Chronicle could not do otherwise than
indorse IT.
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amending the constitution abIogating all
provision for the regulation Of fares and
freights and the State Railroad Commission,
and also exacting pledge that the said
amendment shall be submitted to the pc ople
for adoption before the end of the first so
days of the coming session OF the Legis-
lature in order that bills may be passed at
that session for the regulation of carriers.
From this it appears that the association
will give candidates nominated by the two
political parties chance to gain their sup
port by taking the pledge. In cases where
both candidates take the pledge the associ-
alton will let the parties fight 1t out at the
POLLS But when but one candidate takes the
pledge the association will give its support
to that candidate without regard to his
rational politics. In cases where neither CT
the candidates viii take the pledge indie
pendent nominations will be made The
association wants to regulate Transportation,
not to elect either Republican or Demo-
cratic Legislature.
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what they call seasonal areas of low and
high mean pressure" That is the way our
California coast climate is accounted for.
But the theories Of meteorologists do not
fully account for the eeeentricities of tenn
perature The coolest spot in the world is
said 10 be in latitude 67 deg. in Northeast
ern Siberia, where the lowest mean tenn
perature Is IS degrees below. But at Arch
angel in Russia, which is in Ga deg, the cold
is not intense enough TO interfere with
business, and in Sitka, in 81 deg, the eli
mate is softened by the Japan current. and
barring the constant rain is not disagreed
bic. Our climate here, besides being in
huenced by the seasonal high barometrical
pressure, is tempered by the two currents
which flow from the north along the coast.
We owe our cool summers TO the Alaska
current and our pleasant winters to the
Japan current We pay for both in the
mistS which accompany the so-called trade
winds in July and August
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.
The King of Greece speaks p ,onru,

The King of Greece speaks u lanruapas
Mr.. GladstOne's rate of speech ayerages
80 words per minute. - "
Bishop Messmer OF Green Bsv l. o,,o -
the few Catholic clergymen who wear VI a
beard. "0"i
Marshal MacMahon will procucr bis Inn,
expected memoirs in the course of the pnSt
10 months. '' "eA'
Lord HennysOn has been cruising oho,,,
the English Channel In n steam vacb, ~
companed by his son, Hallam. ~
Inc German Emperor has presented HE
iuli length portrait to Lord Salisbnry a. %
memento OF his visit to England last ve1r q
Oliver Wendell Holmes. although son,o
thlng ike so years of age will stand Oh fno,
away from his bookshelf and rasd ~
titles OF the volumes thereon. ''i0
Edward Eggleston, the novelist has hoo.
appointed an associate professor M Coi,''s.
bia College, and will begin next fall oauiil-
OF lectures upon colonial life and literot,,..
Robert Gordon Hardie has been oon,,,,,s
stoned 10 paint Senator Proctor's nortnaS.
lot the war Department He Is "A na,iya y 9
vermont and married daughter of Seneto VI
Culom. VI "ena'or
Louise Imogen Quincy. the New Fnoi,,a
au.noress, who IS credited with the a6iIifv
10 say more brilliant things to the minmts
lhan any one else in Boston," is famed aiso
as an untlring pedestrian and an indefa,Iaa
bic bicycle rider. ga
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THE SCHOOLS.

The monthly report Of Superintendent
SWEET is encouraging in two respects. 1t
shows that the average attendance at Tie
schools is increasing and that the beard has
got through the fiscal year with a little
money TO its credit THIS last condition is
unusual On more than one occasion
teachers have had to wait for part Of their
June salaries, and generally when they
have not, 1t has been through the kindness
Of the Beard Of Supervisors ia turning ever
10 the School Department whatever surplus
might appear in other funds. But this year
he board jngles its own money in its
pockets. The paragraph In Mr.. SWEETS re-
port detailing the good work Director John
/. Dunn has performed in putting sshoat-
rooms and their appnrtc auc9s INTO good
condition shows Gems Iteration Fl the tight
lirecte- Sc buildings should be made
s 3r.ab.a AID ailhful ~ whatever
necessary cost. L Is not Of much use to
provide teachers, books. MAPS and other
aids 90 educ ten, unless the papil g MADE
coDi -sb!e. - Beacd OF Edaca on bich
knowingly enGanEers s chId's heath may
almost be charged with committing line
f}0ok-iesEniBg n ~ waii, ont -
e''si'ot always % fss.es.ssssTed. The board has
,.-0o' . . -1sssso make further Increase
-s-'essz4 gsis year. 4hefe may be exeep.
s, cases where the present rats is tor
lew, 3nf, as . rule. tie schooitenetgFs are
now fatty a'sll paid. 1t i generally better
70 let we'll enough alone. 1t Is not wiss tr
give the enemies or tie public school sys-
tenn grouSds 10 COMPLAIN e extravaganza.
While most teachers are n7naG enoegh g
Ike the .dea Of an increase Of salary, they
ara honest enough 10 admit that tie San
Franeisce School DEPARTMENT Is reasonab "
/iiberal Those who Gave visited Eastern
sitls5 and glanced over Ia schedules Of
JsalaFies hare i6 force are the least disposed
80 agitate re proposition Of an increase Of
aalaries
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TIE "REcoRD-UnIoNo orrrNDEu.

Our contemporaries of the Sacramento
Record Union do not like The CALL. be-
cause one of its correspondents said the cjty
was warm on the day the Republican con-
yention assembled in that city to nominate
candidates for Presidential electors and a
member Of Congress. The Record Union
probably has more weighty reasons for
disiiking The CALL, which has ALWAYS
been friend Of Sacramento. The Record
O1a0n IS really the enemy OF Sacramento
when 1t labors to depress every interest in,
the State except that of the railroad Sac
ramento pays large amounts in the form of
taxes, in order that the Record Union
owners may profit. It's business neil are
also borne down by the same influence. and
1t has political machinery. which is akin to
ours in san Francisco. which is also used
for the railroad
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FREE TRADE AND ANARCHY.

A correspondent who Processes TO be an
anarchist writes: Il won't say that all
Democrats are anarchists, but will swear
from my personal knowledge that all true
anarchists are Democrats. Herr Most was
a good Democrat and one of our standby
anarchists. Bergman is an anarchist and a
good Cleveland man, as well as in favor Of
free trade | am in favor OF anarchy,
Cleveland ana free trade" Doubtless, the
statement is true that all anarchists are
Democrats, but it is not probable that one
Democrat in a thousand is an anarchist.
Webster defines an anarchist as 'one who
excitcs revolt or promotes disorder in a
state" Democrats are generally opposed
to what are known as sumptuaTy laws. but
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not to such laws as society has found
necessary for its government. The only
reason we can think of why an anarchist
should be a Democrat and free-trader is
that under free trade the country would
soon be reduced to condition which would
partially justify unlawful combinations. In
a prosperous country anarchy never thrives
1t may also be said that no sane man is an
anarchist while he is well fed.
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POOR ADVICE.

The Examiner expresses the opinion that
the public have nothing 10 do TO put down
railroad exactions cut to 60 in and support
candidates who will be nominated for office
by the agents which Buckley left in control
Of the party when he went away. Would
il not be quite as well to wait and see who
the candidates will be? IL our memory
serves US correctly, the Examiner has never
had much objection TO Buckley and railroad
candidates In the past
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DAILY CALL dncluding sundays). So per year by
mail postpaid: Is cents per week, or 90 cents per
calendar month. through carriers. DAILY CALI
ave COPIES three months. So 25. SUNDAY CALL
(si1teen pages. 81 SO per year postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 % per year. postpaid
NEEhLY CALL g pages), 81 per year, postpaid
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
nor VIII the editor enter into correspondence re-
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRfCULTURE.
WFATH ER bureau.
SAN fRANnIS JulN "a 1892

SAN FRAN0sCo, July 2, ls92J
For Twenty-four Hours Ending Midnight.
For Northern California-Fair, except fo-gy and
sloudy along the coast: southwest to northwest
winds, brisk along the central coast; nearly sta
.iOnary temperature. except warmer In the san
Joaquin Valley and at Keller and Red Buzz.
For Southern California-Fair: south 10 west
winds; nearly stationary temperature, except
warmer on the s0uthwes5 coast.
For Oregon and Washington Fair; south TO west
winds; stationary temperature, except cooler at
Olympia. IN Western Oregon and at SPOKANE.
For Nevdda-Fair. except showers In the north
EAST portion; variable winds; warmer, followed by
1esrly stationary temperature.
For Utah-Fair except showers in mountains in
northern portion; nearly stationary temperature.
For san Frauciseo-Fair. but foEgy; nearly sta
Ionary temperature. JoHN Z. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry. ofacer IN charge.
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Export.

Iernaps the most popular brand OF beer IA tho
,anr n,,,, Dre@ed by the Pabst Brewing Com
pahy, milwaukee,. This beer is prepared with
special reference TO its purposes and on,,,,,a.
LOT potlllnP and Is specially noted for its oa,so
a or mssor and efcern. tonic properties: IL Is
non,psn,na anner color. Is aged aud highly
neady ana large sales in all parts OF The eIy,,,yad
world lie Pabst beer Is for sale by r., s,rs,l
class grocers aud liquor dealers. ~ al i,s'-
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be5 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
o'clock r. X. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street, ke2rny, open until u O'Clock midnight
s3s Hayes street, open until 9 so O'Clock; 603
LaFkin street open until 80 O'Clock; 25 Mission
street. open until O'Clock p NJ; and ZIG Ninth
street, open until 80 P. n
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
notice.!

Ang Of our patrons lcho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 6u trGiR-boys
all. confer a favor by notifying thjs office q
Itject, naming the date and train.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS firm OF sherman
LAY Co was incorporated yesterday. TO con-
lIhue the business of dealing In musIc ,na
musical instruments; directors-I & Sba', anu
n n gay. Leonard Georges, l.. r. Geissler nd
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Auction SALES TODAY.

FuR~ITuRE.-By Chas Levy, at 1875 Market
Ri. al 10 o'clock.
TUBNI1rBE.-By Geo. Z. Lamson at 1880 o'Far
letl st al u q clock
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The peculiar medical properties OF Hoods ssrs,
parilIa soon apparent after taking It, one lady
says: ut shows its good effect quicker than any
other medicine ever saw Try IL
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nun OVER BY BUGGY.-Charles TeIlfors
,i an ONCE az 3o7 Montgomery street, was
shocked down and run over by a bnoev q, 10
corner OF Bush and Montgomery sirasi sS az .ue
Ho.n ahernoon' lie was treated at the Receiving
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J.f.CUTTERsOLD BoURBoS-Tbis eelehr.,ea
WHISKY Is Tor sale by all frs,-cIass druggists ma
siVVeis' ITautmark-Star within a shield
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATIONS OFFICE f:

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco
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PLEDGING CANDIDATES.

The Traffic Association proposes to re-
cure every candidate for the Senate or the
Assembly to take pledge to support bill
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THE DAILY MoRNENG CALL

FOR SALE AT
NCw York -. BRENTANO EROS. 3 Union Square
Chicago News Stand Palmer House
New Orleans .6AILOT & JoUBERr,
1884, Common ST
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Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while tee;hing with perfect
success 1t soothes the child, softens the gnms
aIlays pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and is the best remedy for darrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by druT.
ssts in every part of the world. Be sure and ask
for Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
cents bottle
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rnr EAsrERN orFICE OF TIrE CALL.

81 Potter building New York City, is provided with
flsaof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
NuusirG rates and sample copies furnished
F. X AIISCH, Manager