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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

steady spread of cholera. The Russian
of,,c,el returns OF two weeks ago note note
G5 cases aud 10 deaths in the town OK orel
daring the last week Of March. - cases
and y deaths IN the province On
Oufa during tho last two weeks OF
March. and 10 cases and deaths
in Ehzabsthpol duung the last week
woek of the month. The cases IN other
uroyinccs. not mentioned IN the returns
ave reported 10 be far more numerous
ssnec,ally IN Podolia and Sarat"h. Inc
endemic has crossed the Austrian irou,
t'er and small numbers OF case3 ana
deaths are noted m one or TWO YiiIaSes'
s. Petersburg papers contain alFcrll,e-
,nents by the authorities 0t tho pro
yInces OF Samara and NiltkA ask
inc doctors for that RECON IN
, view of nm expected epidemic OF
cholera in Central Russia. The outlook IN
russia Is crave from other causes than
ch6lera. Most of the provinces arc sun
suffering from the effects ot the iaSt TWO
vears of famine and sickness. Inc pea
sants i'm Toula are unable now ~ teed thclr
sheer. ana have been selling them fGr -
copecks each. although SIX weeks Iater
they would be worth Z rouoleS or more;
over 1frv thousand havoarealy oeeh SOFA
there for the lower price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

private fight is the meanest OF all
cowardicc. But It is part ut tho care
ful training OF sktmishers IN war to
do this very thing. And for bodies of
troops IN battle 10 find positions where
thew are IN the least danger and can shoot
nj hadly.exposcd adversaries Is method
that gives fame TO generals. In TACT. the
arr of war Is the art Of taking advantage
ana avoiding fair, square stand-up, face
90 foao Grhf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Battlefield Courage.


As recently a our civil war, no man
would dare lot II be known that he wore =
bu.let-proof garment OF any kind. my-
self once saw IN an abandoned camp
worn-out wgistcoat that bad steel lining.
|, han boon kicked and battered appa-
rently bv the troops that had occupied the
camp. and the troops who camo on % the
same spot picked II up. and 1t vas passed
around for inspection - cunosity,
with an unceaslng expression Of con-
temp. for the coward who would wear
such protection. An analysis of thls feel
ins would probably show that II Lad Us
origin in the circumstance that 1t Wa
worn secretly and that such exceptional
protection was considered an unfair adj
vantage over comrades who exposed Their
UNPROTECTED bodies 10 the death storm OF
battle. Sure II was that no man on either
side had ought 10 say against the knights
of the age of chValry. who went about
clad in armor from head 70 foot aud were
held i'm memory as paragons OF bravery.
The truth IL that the battlefield courage
is conventional. II two men fall 10 fight
ing ne who runs away ~ thought a coward.
But il is a part of the science OF war TO
know when troops have got enough and
when they should run away. To sneak
behind tree and shoot at III adversary in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Almost Incredible.
lTexas siftinesl

Ny dear can't we have some sweet
meats for dinner: | am firing OF this
bakers pie remarked uewiy-married
Harlem man a. he rejected piece OF sole
leather PIE.
y es. darling. IL order some to-mor-
row"
Next morning she went 10 the butchers
and asked tor four pounds OF sweetmeats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Force Of Habit.

You have paid me nothing Oh account
Of my bill for SIX months. wrote taiior
10 tLr editor Of suburban paper recently.
" Ms capital he continued. does not
admit Of my giving such long credits.
kindly remit at once
Enclosed IN the envelope was a dupl-
cate copy Of the bill long past due. winch
the editor. solely through the force OF
hablt ls he maintained. Inscribed re
specially declined" and tEen tossed It
mt, the waste bgS<pt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
The Connoi.seur's Dilemma.

Jenkins: Mrs. Fuller saws she believes
Won ONLY pretend % know about ceramics {;
that YOU didn't tell her anything about
her specimens.
Trumbun: Well. after she gave me
their history a. helrloomS | couldn't. you
know. without gIying her the lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
The Only Escape.
fJuiCe.l

TIUIEVsI
Did Mrs. Dawson finally get rid of that
old virlgO Of a servant that she in
herited 7"
Yes; she died.
The servant?"
No; Mrs. Dawson"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
He Wanteito Know.

Now. remember" said the school.
teacher. "a contagious disease is one you
can catch"
is a spanking disease z" asked Benny
BloObumper.
NO: how ridiculous"
well, | often catch one"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
epilepsy or FITS.

Can this sease be cured? Most physicians sag
N1-laay, Yes; a.liorms and The worst Cases. A.
ter 30 years study and eXpcrmen. have found the
remedy. Epilepsy is cured by 10, cUrsi, not sub
ducI ~ opates the Old, trcaclc.ous, Qgack treat
mcut Do not despair. Forget past mposlons on
yclr purse, past oItragcs on yoar confidence, past
failures. Look forward, not backward. Sly remedy
IS 81 t-llB. Valuable work on the subject, aud
iar,e bottle 81 the rcmedy-srut fee for tr4..
Mention pos,-"cice AMI Express address.
P-of. W Il. FEEKE, +. D., Cedar ST., New York.
la l-eOSu&weowly,ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Tho only recognized and acknowledged pre-
pafatiou for ke"pns t1e hair IN carl Tor tom
one - two weeks.
Enforced ami used 10y leading ha.r-lrosscrs.
I.i- no. banlouuc. paste, or STICKY Yre?a-
ration. tpt prrs'y ..ge'u1f uii guaranteed ALSO
mtely harmle--.
FRIZIlNEIs f1r -ale n an Try go'is stores,
drug-tores, hair-Iress.ns establishments. cos
tuners, etc., ar sent ~ mail on receipt Of so
cent.
FENNO LABORATORY ASSOCIATION,
loG norm sixth street,
40 3O-Su4t Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
LIQUOR LICENSES.
u,oce W. POPE oABNEY GIVES THEIR
HISTORY IN AN OPINION
ri,., Restrictions Upon tho Sale Of the
Kefusals Upon Moral
Gronnds-Must Grant Licenses
rco-rosponlcnco Of Tho Richmond pispn'cn.l

lCoTrcspOnI ence OF Tho hchlnohl ''7PN''''I
CrvrrRf,Np CounrnorsF, VA, Nav O.
Following Is an interesting oWni"A "l
Judge Dabncy: From the earliest tme'
If onr history our Legislature bad made
no difference between the sale OF splrith-
ous hduors by merchants and any "t"'i
article of lawful merchandise. The priFlr
lcce OF selling - be drunk where s"i' "a'
only granted 20 the oriinarieS or tav'rh'.
In relation 20 them the County Court h"u
to be satisfied that the location wa III a
,lace which VA, suitable aud convenient
and that he applicant 10 keep the oiuI-
nary should be- sober, honest, ana ahI' 10
furnish entertainment for travellers. hnu
was required 10 give O boud Tor his proper
conduct of his house ana was r.
CURED nor 10 allow any person 10 lpp'e'
nor 10 allow any person Wltnih WI
tv miles 10 have more thah -
wortE of drinks within twelve months
The court fixed the rates % bc charged DF
the ordinary keeper for diet, drlnN' long
INC. and food aud prJyend'r aud pastu-
raoe for their beasts. Without license I'D
keen an ordinary 10 person c'uiH 7''l ~
the drink any ardent -pirlts ~ Keep "'l-
room except in some lncofpora''A '"N"'
Ia those DAYS. before there We.t an. ~
ternal improvements, the travellers VIZ
trans ported lu stages ur th'lr own ''"' -'
auce-. ana the produce OF tHa o'''' W."
carried 10 market bv roai-wagou-, or ny
driving cattle and hogs upon the moor
over the public roads. Hence the nec's'l-
ty for these public ordinance. winch were
ON an the main roads az the SItI'' on hH
average Of three miles apart 40 'H' h""
can form any id"a of Their hummer il'In
the crumbhr- RUNS ~ sn'h n , ..',," ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
HIGHER EDUCATION.
INTELLIGENT COMMON ACTION BE-
TWEEN The WEST AND SOUTH.
Growth of the Western Universitics -Ad-
vsntages to Young southornors-Link-
ing IostItutiOns OF Learning.
ScHooL or EcoNoMIcs,


spoken pleasantly of me aud my work that
venture 10 asa YOU 70 allow me e. use
your columns 10 sey % the friends of
higher education IN tho South "a few thlnga
which have tor some time been turning
over in my mind. trust. too. that other
southern newspapers may copy IN whole
or IN part what ] write, and # Il should
lead 10 discussion Of the suggestions
offered II seems 90 ire That the rnSuit
might be- beneficial % all concerned. what
/ have 70 say ha. 90 d. with the relation,
of the West and the South aud the develop
meut 81 both sections, but especially 81
tho latter. Pcrhaus the most convenient
way g. express myself is % BRING my
thought into connection with the n.vcr-
sity Of Virginia and the University OF ls-
Consin, In both a. which have great me
torest and with the latter oi which am
connected.
II - becoming q matter familiar 70 nl
who reflect ON our social ari puttc9l ~'iu-
alton that the Wet and South have 100
peculiar degree interests IN common. h'F
show marked ttu3tu.los 20 act together,
and there can lrul doubt chat Intelligent
cooperation OF these two great regions
will b, mutually uouetCiAL Arc thDr"t'
many interests which those two now par
italy developed section, 80 promote hF
go "a, w." ....t.~ H. WI and the
lt'.'"r T "'.l ,,, thn casa.
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,..,,,,, - ,c 81, ellis t-ur d. that
,ini.., ..,r,,......t.l.,-. tl.,.,-b which ta
49,. ..,t ,i,. 'i....., ..iiTo,,f ao.,ou
tIe t',.rr o.lur.f,.ral institutions.
.er.'.,r, r.. ~ta....-.. -r-.,.s-
l. NH n, .,r...r.-.. itself fl man, o.
xo,,,,'sle,. tlot ~. ff0r.ht is ont.reIr
u, rr. U.t1 IA. utta~4u..5 of df~tIu-
gr-.I.J N.r.-D.ar. p..DraIy Washing
., \.p,.. r.,r from I.H.reu' tons
'...,',,'. ,1...-,l.r u, Y,' i-'.,.- ..,nnl.. u,-
yi'j i'.ru +. l.r.,7. ava esteem ourauutuar
and ,.rr, a,ra, with tucra helpful. know
l,1re .f tho different t4rf, u oui own
(.I,+r.
,.,.,,..., .r,>,.r.1.r.
Leg '' MS. hpi T'+'h lt' '.' "'-.' II TO-
g.. .'lr 20, ". "h' '.aN'''. d yum
tuF ' "', -ih' '' ~ ."'
universities I'D i"' N"T'l N.'i are '''
alr .p.... r.i.'.- "t. Virgin ans .u'|
o. I.fN t.f.' ''l 10 ems lH-ill D.
ta.- i..', p 'H.. t' .Ii iaii '' ,fN
o-vs cher. WAS AWAY. a.i' page P'.'' %
c.u.c. ID .. tH r..'. West. lh 'N-
D. I'I.' .i '''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
OF HEART-DISEASE.
VARIOUS CAUSES OF THE MhLAoY
WHICH is so OFTEN FATAL
Old Age. Alcoholism. Rheumatism and
Gout Disturb the Functions "' i"''
Organ-uygienic Rules

European Edition Of the New York iloralLJ
The recent death Of man who for
LONG time took a leading part III fr'hch
political life has once more drawn the NJ
tention OF the public to the question Oh
honrt-disease.
Some of my readers may know tha' Jn.es
Ferry died OF complaint of TINS nature
the first symptoms If which showed them
selves IN 1855 and consisted IN an attack
Of suaocation. From that time on inc
Senator from the Y0sges grew stelHHy
weaker and weaker. stu, IN spl'e %
his urecariou. condition Of health. when
WINS remarked bv every one VINO
saw him. he stuck 10 his career
and took part in all the polltl-
cal debates. lut II was solely que 10
his uuc0uqurrabic energy tlat ne W"S
able 10 do SO. There was but ono ehuii9
possible % his case, and that was sure 20
come sooner or later: all that could be
bopel for was % put IL OF a. long As pos
slblc The political events that TOOK pI'ce
lately fastened II on. however. Although
the vote whereby be was raised month
400 10 the presidency Of the trench Sen
ate could only have given hun pleasure
stall u inevitably gave rise III MN 10
great many feelings Of emotion, the l'a@t
oi " hlcu wa, ',.' 'iI". - 1o.I - cvnlatn tho
II Is IlN ,n'' ~ i;sease - point
WI vl'sg' ul ,,,J o.rooiaIlv -
Guy 'H' WIZ. '' ",''u 49, ''., r,Io. Tn
ih,Ilch'. .u' ''l.-"' St.,',t 1u.'s self
VIM" l' J., ".V D." ,,i, -, ,r.Ier 20 nj.
u aH,'le' %. ~, i,''' .,.,,its
c,r-rs oF HrARr-D'seAsr.
The usual csu-c- of.heart troubles are
old age, alcoholism, rueumausn' anu
nout
Tho heart Of an u .eriy person u Amos
always d"teu rated from having "g'N, j,
often 20 excess, for many. wears uNI'Is
which period o. has been il9t 'urh on ny
morbid germs That wall multiply th'lh-
selves. or Boz disorders ina WIZ become
moro marked. Old age Is, ~ lart. the p',
ri3l when obesity acquires p1fh3ioSi'hI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
From che Heights.

lie looks down on tenement d"ehofs
WIN "A usage fan ~ gloom:
nm 'tis not with pride or scOrn on hiH sIIe'
For ms ia an attc-ro0m.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
steady Progress Of the Cholera.

Official news from all over Russia ana
from other parts of Europe indicates .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
MODERATION II DIET.

II the heart trouble Is acquired later in
life IN person who has already adopted "a
career. the part Jf the medical ADVISER be-
comes much more difficult. II the patient
Is political man and insists on continu-
ing b. boz ono. 10 viii oJu be all ny with
him. as was the case with Ferry and STD
many other politicians Of our dav. Bur IN
the case ~ persons placed IN more normal
circumstances and on whose physical aud
moral existence we can have some control,
moderation 10 all things. AMI especially a
course II Diet. are 10 bee advised
person with heart trouble should avoid
all excess IN eating and the nature OF the
food must also be taken into cOnsIdera-
ton. As general thing It should not be
too stimulating, and q certain form Of dry
diet. on account Of the small amount OF
hquit taken. prevents the total quantity
OF blood tn lie moved from being So great
as 10 fatigue the heart. Consequently MOI
too much soup or boulllon. plenty of
roasted or broilod meat, eggs IN every
form. fish. Bordeaux wine mixed with a
little fcrru ginous water. and small guam
tity OF black coffee az the cad OF the meal.
Such patient should refrain, even under
preteXt Of tonifying the system from alcO-
holic excess; smoking should be given up,
and il Is even we'll 10 avoid being IN a
room with smokers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Total rn- aut market yallo carried ont 90
uarAo- yA.ur. ...-....-.. ......--..- .----.-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
iuoHLY-DEyfLorKD SYSTEM.

The question Is often raised why imrnI-
Eiauoh IL with such difficulty attracted TO
we south aud why she has scarcely begun
- de'e'op her resources. There IL much
YAK ABOUT Tho alienation Of capital from
0"9,h. one cause Of the advantages
We west ana Northwest has been mem
''o'' a tt n seems % me never fully ap-
Ii'IDttA / refer to the educational al
'NN'Ases % these new sections. Every
"rvi, you ind hlghly-doyeloped public
.''i system extending from the primary
h-1''i through grammar schools aud high
""o'o Il IA" State university. While the
..''I'es are not all they ought 20 be, they
very Tar higher than those IN the South
"-t attract 20 the ranks OF teachers mel
e"N women Of capacity aud social
uun and make the profession an
A'uof'd one. ! believe am well enough
.t1"lh''d with the spirit which animAtes
~ 10Y lghefs-a - any rate the best foreign
aul moro desirable inmIgrants-to say
inlt'ty That tho educational advantages
wen thoH children may enjoy have great
WIN Wltn them. Does not the expe-
.ehoo 81 Wisconsin prove thisY We have
ne,o otate. large proportion OF the
so'lug populahOn OF which consists OF
ioIe'Rhcfs, aud yet at,tate willing 10 max o
Wy HMRe appropriations for SCHOOLS aud
'he o'ats University. IL IL my conviction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

. To,9, s5s a, amount .l S5 a'n .' losses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Llsoooo 900 siart,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Aggregate a0o-etof ~ the assets Of t.
The morning call., 1893-12-06
Following are the entries for today:

First race, three-quarters OF a mile-Jessie
ia, Amida 81, Cooper "A, Ryiand 10, Paulus
SO. BoDolink "a. Lovedal "a, Gordius "a, De
Bracey 81. Rey Hidalgo III.
5 cond race, seven-righths of mile-,JOe 97
Victress SO, Francesca 100, Middleton 1O4
Cito 100. Alfred 101, Mestor 90, Jake Allen
80, Silver Bow 105, Red Cloud 122.
1hlId race. thier-quarters OF a mile, handi-
cap-Donahue 90, Bridal Veil So, Prize 1O5
Or. Raindrop 80, Monowai 80, Nomad ia, Ar
tlcus 95.
Fourth race, fiye-eighths OF a mile, entrie.
close $50 A. NJ
Fifth race, fve-eighths of mie-The Lar K
1oS, Harry Lewis 102. Gladioa los. Bordeau X
102, Twang los, Normandie los. johnny
wood 106.
The morning call., 1893-12-06

The annual meeting of the San Joaquin and
Kings River Canal and Irrigation Company
was held yesterday afternoon. The following
trustees were elected: E. I. Allen, ID. Z. Mar
tin. J: S: Potter Henry Miller, j. Leroy Nlckel,
change in the personnel of the directors was
that Thomas j. Lamb replaced j. G. Whining
ton, who declined re-eiecIiOp.
The morning call., 1893-12-06

siding ymp-Ch
yfrom
behavior rui
The morning call., 1893-12-06


l3I FIRST RAcE-FTe
The morning call., 1893-12-06
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALk.

SIIUAIIONS W AN -IuALEzs
pC.GERMAN COOKS CLUB FURNISHES COM
4 petent cooks In all branches. 1929 Market. 3m
AR M EkS, TRANSFERS. PLOwHANDS.
pruners etc. in numbers to suit, at c. r. HAN
sen 4 CO.'S. l10 Geary st.
VoUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS CLERK.
eookkeeper or collector In city country:
mouers,o saiary good references. Address G. j.
A, box LAT, Call Branch once de6 ste
ooD CooK: DINNER, ROASTER OR
~ broiier; speaks three languages; stranger in
town; wants employment 534 Geary ST. de6 2t*
ROokkEEPEk HAVING AN HOUR OR TWO
- TO spare daily desires set OF books TO keep to
M up time: pest reference. Address j. b. w,
o4o LeavenWortn 81. de6 6ts
The morning call., 1893-12-06

Trampo
l35 FrHkAoEFvs fuHons' Maiden woyeaos Purse $500 Time lo7
The morning call., 1893-12-06

A CENTS CALL AND SEE OUR "FS
- illustration" and "Men of AcRieHt
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS. 54 and 555e,
building. 30 ZlR
The morning call., 1893-12-06

IA NANTED-MIDDLE-AGED MAN WOULD
w like position: is engineer. good carpenter and
painter; would suit institution: moderate
wages; has good recommendations. Address En-
glneer box ia, Call Branch once. dec 3tF
The morning call., 1893-12-06

4 'OLORED YOUNG MAN LATELY ARRIVED
from the East would like position of some
kind: very good references. Address Young, box
1U6, Call Branch Office. 0e5 2t*
The morning call., 1893-12-06

YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
l. In general office duties. exDert pelman good
bookkeeDer, Al salesman ana hustler wants sit
uation best or references given: salary to suit
Yourself; work wanted ELMER EVANS, 304
Third ST. de4 3t*
The morning call., 1893-12-06
AGENTS WANTED.

a ANTED-BOYS AND GIRLS WHO WISH TO
W make money when out OF school send name
and Will tell you how; no money needed.
SrAYNER d CO., Providence, K. l. de6 st
The morning call., 1893-12-06

nchen.
ndGalanex
aporthfd
mile. s5Oo 1meb
The morning call., 1893-12-06

THOROUGH BLACKSMITH AND SHOER
L wants situatio in city or country. Apply or
call 1O2l1z Market st, room 2. no30 its
COOK; YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE AS
" second cook seeks employment Address 263
Jersey ST.. near Sanchez. no30 7t<
The morning call., 1893-12-06

- A nua Meeting-The Regular An
- nua meeting OF the stockholders of the
Andes Silver Mining Company will be held at The
once OF the company. rooms and ), Nevada
block, 3O9 Montgomery ST., San Francisco CAL
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF December, 1895 at
the hour OF | O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
eieetlng Board OF Directors 10 serve for the en-
suing year aud the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting. transfer
books will close on MO DAY, December l l, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ JNO w TMIGGS Secretary
onice-Rooms and 3, nevada block 500 Mont-
gomery ST., San Francisco, Cal de4 I'd
The morning call., 1893-12-06

RESPECrABLE YOUNG GIRL Qe) wISHESA
~ situation TO do general housework In n small
street aaE So
The morning call., 1893-12-06

IA ANTED-POSITiON AS GARDEN Err ON A
w gentIeman's place by practical man in all
branches; can milk; is handy with tools and gen
eral work; good references. Address j. p, box
l3l Call Branch once. de5 3tS
The morning call., 1893-12-06

YOUNG GIRL IA YEARS OLD WOULD LIKE
L TO have place in n small Protestant family 10
DO light housework or mind baby; Mission pre
ferred: wages So, Address F. w. K, box ia.
oalI pranen oInce. de6 2t*
The morning call., 1893-12-06

EASTERN FARMER AND WIFE WANT WORK
II on a farm or by shares; competent to run the
farm aud understand the machinery; references
The morning call., 1893-12-06

Young SWEDE 900 FROM THE EAST
L wishes position as porter useful man: best
OF references. Address CHARLES tn NBERG.
22912 Sixth ST. de2 7t*
The morning call., 1893-12-06

"A AUTHORIZATIONS BY TWO YOUNG
w men from The East (colored) as butler, valet,
bouseman or porter; best OF reference. ADDRESS
e. MCGEE, 1905 Clay ST. deo OF
The morning call., 1893-12-06

YOUTH 16. INTELLIGENT, LIVING WITH
L his parents wants employment where he
be useful and learn trade or profession. Address
1857 Ellis st. de4 3t*
The morning call., 1893-12-06

GENTS, PEDDLERS WANTED FOR NEW
IA article; ready seller: large profits; sample
mailed 1Oc. MAX CO., los O'Farreli st. de5 3t*
The morning call., 1893-12-06
HELP wANTED-CoNTINUED.

"A ANTED - EXPERIENCED YOUTH FO
W wrapping counter Apply after lO A M
RAPHAEL'S.
The morning call., 1893-12-06

DARBERS, PHYSICIANS BARBER WANTS
ID situation. Address c., box 27, Call Office 5 81
JAPANESE MAN: Is FIRsT-CLAsS
cook willing to do any kind OF work: good
reference, Address K. o., box l16, Call Branch
Once de5 3t*
The morning call., 1893-12-06

- To tn. Offi ers and Mem >,Ssaalu,>,
b~S bers OF Tempiar Lodge No IL. SSZR<
1. o. o. F.-You are hereby notified TO &38SS&
Assem- bic in Memorial Hail. New odd ~>>I7HSS>~
Fellows building. Seventh and Market
streets, THIS EVENING (wEDNESDAYl at q
O'Clock. Visiting brothers cordially Invited. BY
order OF the n. G,
We TtfI CF. NEIL Rec. Sec.
The morning call., 1893-12-06

RESPECTABLE WOMAN. GERMAN WANTS
AZ situation as working bousekeeper for elderly
Wiuower; no objection to children; good home
more desirable than wages; reference Addrcss
> NJ. box l04, Call Branch ONCE de5 ora
The morning call., 1893-12-06

COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL RECENTLY
~ from New York wishes a place nurse for
children and do sewing; willing to make herself
generally useful; best references. sos Golden
Gate avenue.
The morning call., 1893-12-06

4 GENTS-SALARY OR CGSrMISSION THE
~ grestest invention of the age. The new Patent
Chemical Ink -erasing Pencil. Sells sight; works
like magic. Agents are making nom $25 to S125
per week. For further particulars write the Mon
roe Eraser Mfg Co. X 92O La Crosse. Wis. oclS v
The morning call., 1893-12-06

"a ANrED % CANvASSERs; 2 LADIES:
" salary $50 per week. Address .. J.(box 23,
Call Branch once. /no24 3m
The morning call., 1893-12-06

STRONG BOY (15) WANTS SITUATION TO
\ drive wagon or take of horses. Please ad-
dress II. t. box 1lS. Call Branch ONCE. de5 2t*