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MedoC Types.

j. Gundlach & Co., Chateau Gundlach.-Excel-
lent wine. in fine condition; soft ana smooth
good color; full bodied.
c. Carpy & Co, La Loma.-Very good, sofl
smooth wine, nice color, free from acdity; an
excellent. full-boded wine, with rather pro-
nounced flavor.
John 7. Doyle, Claret, 1886.-An excellent
wine. Of good style; nice light color: In perfect
conditions more breed In this wine than any
other red wine exhibited.
John T. Doyle, Clarei, 1S67.-Same style OF
wine as above. but not as well kept; rather
too acid
C. c. McIver. Cabernet-very good; rather
heavy: 10 excellent condition; II well kept
should develop into fne wine. but viii take
some considerable time TO come TO perirc-
ton; an excess OF tannln.
Z. Z: Howes, Cabinet.-A straight sample of
Cabernei Sauvignon; very big; useful for
blending.
J. Gundach & Co., Cabernet sauvignon.-A
very fine wine indeed. in perfect condition !;
little too big for some people.
Napa Valley Wine, CaberDet.-Very pretty
style OF wine, not so heavy as some; good
color and conditions clean, but just little
j. P. Smith. Cabernet, 1904 fine wine ID
excellent condition; nice color; not too
heavy.
Otto Normann, Cabernet sauvignon.-very
good wine In excellent condition: should de-
velOp into fine wine. but is very heavy in
deed.
T. Parrott, Medoc, Chateau Margaux type.-A
fine big straight CaberDet Sauvignon; will
probably take long time to come TO perfec-
ton; inirinslcaly very tine wine, but IN my
opinion, too heavy as Ii Is.
Arpad HaraZsthy s Co., Chateau d'0rleans.-A
fine. good style OF wine, 1T for present drink
ing: should go on improving in bottle.
j. Z. Smith, Malbec, 1SS9.-A good VINE for
blending PURPOSES; has a tine bouquet;
slight acid tasir.
Z. 4. Lilenthal & Co., Medoc, 1904 very
pre- " wine, OF lighter style than many;
good bouquet; the sample was a little fat.
Napa valley Wine Company, CabeTn- s.-Very
pretty; light style; good bouquet; fit for
pr sent drinking; in good condition.
/. de Turk, Cabernet, 1891.-A beautiful, soft
wine, with nice bouquet; in perfect cOndi-
rion; should develop into tne wine, though
little heavy.
Arpad Haraszthy & Co., Cabernet Blend
Good style Of wine; nice bouquet; in perfect
condition.
DR.. j. 5. Stewart Haut Medoc, 1904 fine
sample of CaberDet Sauvlgnon; in good con-
dition; very heavy.
j. p. Smith, malbec, 1S91.-Very good; soft;
fuli-b0died young wine; In fine condition.
John T. Doyle, Cabernet Franc, 1904
very good wine indeed; nice color; perfect
condition; should develop beautifully with
age IN bottle,
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White Burgundy Types.

Italian.Swiss Agricultural Colony, ChabIis.-
A pretty, light, delicate wine, in perfect con-
ditioD.
c. G. McIyer, Chablis.-A nice wine, good
cOior.
ii. w. Crabb, Chablis.-A good, delicate wine,
nice color, put up In Hook bottle.
Italian Swiss Agricultural Colony, Pinot
BLANCA good wine OF Chabiis type, we'll
made and kept, 10 very good condition.
T. Parroti. W hire Burgundy, Montrachet type
A good wine, but sample was in very bad con-
dtion.
DR.. }. a. Stewart, White Burgundy, 1891.-A
very cls an, pretty wine, in excellent cond-
ton.
Cbauche & Bon, Chablis.-Good. clean wine In
fine condition, nice color, considerable favor
and bouquet.
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He Moved On.

What do you want?' asked the house.
wife.
''Somethiu' to eat"
II haven't anything ia the house except
some bread and cornbeef Do you want
some of that ?"
NO." he said sadly. II guess I'll move
on. 1t 'ud be pity ter waste such a fine
appetite on sech poor victuals." Wash
iuoton Star
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MISCELLANEOUS Dry White Wines.

ItalianSwiss Agricultural Colony, Chasselas.-
Good. clean sound wine.
j. L. Beard, q olden Chasselas.-Very z GOD wine
indeed, in perfect condition.
1talian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, Pinot Cris.-
Good, sound, well-made wine, in excellent
condition; the cork too soft.
Cbauche Bon, Jurangon.-Splendid wine, very
fine bouquet and flavor, in perfect condition;
the finest type OF white wine in the whole ex-
hIbt.
ItalIan-Swiss Agricultural Colony, Dry Musca-
tei.-A pretty light wine, but very little taste
of Muscafel
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Theological Discussion.

Watts-I don't believe Jonah was swal-
lowed by whale. A whales throat is too
narrow for any such performance.
Potts-But think how small the man
must have felt when he realized that he
was the original Jonah. - Indianapolis
Journal
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subject to the action OF the air, and is. of
course, quite white. The following are the
varieties. placed In what consider the order
OF merit: First. Fol e Blanche; second,
Blend OF Folie Blanche two-tbirds) and Co
lombar tone-third); third. Burger; fourth,
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Sherry Types.

clean wine, unlike the Spanish style, how
ever.
e. c. McIvcr, Sherry.-Clean, soft wine some
what OF the golden sherry style.
y. Gundiach & Co., Sherry. "A fair, clean wine
OIL the golden sherry style, not as deep In
color or as sweet as most OF the California
sherries exhibited
L. DE Turk, Sherry. Rather better style, q lit
tie lighter and GrIer than most.
Essen vineyard Company. Sherry.-Lighter In
color and drier and rather better style than
most.
Cordelia, Sherry.-A very pretty style of light
sweet sherry. soft and smooth, very good OF
It's sort, BY far the best exhibited.
mere were twenty samples or so-caled
california sherries" exhibited. The majority
Oh them were, however, very poor indeed, and
scarcely any bore resemblance to the Span
ish.l
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Miscellaneous CIaret Types.

A. Brun & Co., Zinfandel-A good. clean, well.
kept ZinfaDdel.
j. Crelln & Sons, ZIniandel.-A good, sound
Zinfandel. In fine condition, good color;
there Is little bitterness in this wine, hui
that probably will disappear with age In bot
tie.
Los Gatos and Saratoga Wine and Fruit Com
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MEETING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


- Annual Meeting-Ihe * guar An-
@~S nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Mexican Guild and Silver Mining Company will be
held at the ONCE or the company. room 10. Ne
vada block 800 Montgomery ST., San Francisco
Cal, on TUESDAY, the fifth day OF December
purpose OF electing a board or directors to serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the meeting.
Iransfer-books viii close SATU RDAI. De-
CHARLES e. ELLIOT, Secretary
Omce-Room 79. Nevada block, 500 Montgom-
cry St. San Francisco. Cal. nol7 I'd
FF Notice of Special Meeting of the
e~0 stockholders, Justice Mining Company-A
special meeting of the stockholders OF the Justice
Mining Company Will De held at the offee OF the
company, room 20. Nevada block. 3o9 Montgcm-
cry street. San Francisco. California. on FRIDAY,
November "a. 1898. at l O'Clock r NJ, Tor the
purpose of taking action as TO the disposition OF
stock purchased by the company at assessment
Rates. Transfer books will be closed on Wednes.
day, November 81, 1898. at o'clock P NJ. by
r. +. KELLY. secretary.
San Francisco. November 10, 1898.
Office Justice Mining Company-Room 20, re
vada block. 309 Montgomery street, san IRAN
cisco. California. moro Ia
T Annual Meeting-The Reg nlar =
49, nual meeting of the stockholders OF the &C.
cidental Consolidated Mining Company VIII oc
held at the offce of the company, room NO oS,
Nevada block. No. 500 MONTGOMERY street, San
Francisco. California. on MONDAY, the twentietn
(20th) day of November, 1898. at the hour OF one
O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose OF eiecting boaIu
OF Directors to for the ensuing year. anu the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting. Transfer books Will close on
Friday, November 18th, at O'Clock, r. NJ
ALFRED X. DURBRoW. Secretary.
ofhce-Room No. g. Nevada BLOCK. NO 3os
Montgomery street.san Francisco SaLiIoThIa:z 90
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Sparkling Wine.

Arpad haraszthy g. Co., Eclipse Extra Dry
An excellent wine OF champagne character,
condition.
Arpad Har szthy & Co., Eclipse Brut.--A sim
liar wine to the above. but considerably dr!er.
Afpad HarasZtby q Co., Cart Blanche.-A
very agreeable, soft. smooth wine.
Il: Letranc, Extra Dry.-A fair wine, not quite
bright. had evidently been prepared some
considerable time, good "mousseux." This
wine had slight sherry tast-. The bottle
was not at all we'll corked OF foiled.
II. Lefranc. blythe same remarks apply to
THIS sample as to he above except that the
wine was considerably brighter.
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IL be independent; for this week only: We win
let you have five of fine fruit land for SIS
payable So cash and So a month without interest
or taxes: you VIII soon have home of your own;
without home what You? WESTERN
LAND CO., $40 Market ST. nol9 81
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IA ANTED-BOY FOR RANCH: ABLE TO
" take care of house and farm-yard. Address
Boy, box SO. Call Pranch. no19 ST.
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Young MAN TO ENTER LIGHT BUSINESS
paying from SIS to Sl8 per week: REQUIRED to
assist generally; must have 81 90 cash. BusnAss
Exchange. III Market ST.
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COMPETENT MAN FOR ELECTRICAL WORK
" Apply before or after NJ. at Electrical
Works. y T. cor Bnsh AMI Steiner SIS. nol9 3LH
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


I ULiA CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
= Location of principal place OF business San
Francisco, California: location OF works, Vir-
gina Mining District Storey County, Nevada
Notice IS hereby given that at q meeting OF the
board OF directors. held on the twenty third day
of October, s9s. an assessment mo 26) of s
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately in
united States gold coin to the secretary at the
once OF tho Company, room So Nevada block
500 Montgomery St San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the twenty-eighth day OF Noyem-
Der 1888 VIII be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction and IN less payment is
made before. Will be sold on TUESDAY the
nineteenth day OF December 1893 to paw the a.
hnquent assessment, together with the costs of
advertising and expenses of sale. BY order OF the
j. STADTFELD JR Secretary.
Omce-Room So. Nevada block, 300 Montgom-
cry ST.. San FRANCISCO. California oc24 I'd
OvERMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY
" Location OF principal place of business, San
Francisco. California: location OF works. Gold
Hill, storey County. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held the tenth Il 0th) day
OF November, 1898. an assessment mo. 69) OF ten
cents UOc) per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin to the secretary, at the
ONCE OF the company, No. Ala California street.
San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re
main unpaid on the fourteenth (l4th) dsy of De-
cember 1893. Will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless payment is
made before, Will be sold on THURSDAY the
fourth (4tb) day or January. 1894, to paw the de-
IinQuenL assessment. together with costs OF al.
Board of Directors
GEO D. EDWARDS, Secretary.
01fce-No. Ala California street. San francisco.
Vaiitornis. noll I'd
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LITERARY NOTES.

1.-THE Californian" for December is a
number of unusual excellence. The no.
table articles are 1.-THE Romance of Fort
Ross'' by Gertrude Atherton, "a Subna-
rine Christmas" by Theodore r. Caldwell,
"Old jerry by Charles Edwin Markham,
and "The Books of the Year" by George
Hamlin Fitch. Tie latter is an admirable
review of current literary events. The
poetry of the number includes verses by
Lucen FL. Foot, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Ad-
Gilbert Van ChamissO, Frank Walcott HUT,
Lillian II. Shuey and Mary Stewart Dag
gett.
Ten short stories. a contemporary view
OF Virginia by Thomas Nelson Page, a
pen-picture of the present House of Com
mons by Thomas Power OCunnor, and a
description of Mexican ranch life by Fred
eric Remington, are some of the atrac-
tions of HaTper's Magazine for Decem Der.
With the December mum Der the Over
land" closes volume % Of the current series.
Its cream and gold cover. with q special
design, has quite a Christmas look. The
con tents include articles by Ella NJ. Sex
ton. w. q. McDougal, Mabel Ii. ClOsson.
Lester Bell and Thomas Brown.
Charles Warren Stoddard has written a
new book. 1t is story of Hawaiian life,
to be issued from the press of +. 7. Nicely
of Chicago, under the title of Lazy Let
tiers from Low Latiludes.'
j. Selwin TAFT x sons Of New York have
now ready for issue the de luxe edition Of
THE Drama" by Henry Irving The
edition Is limited 20 500. and each copy is
signed by Mr.. Irving.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

IAN Unknown Heroine" an historical
episode of the war between the States, by
l.. Z. Chittenden. New York: Richard
Croscup & Co. For sale by William
Doxey.
John B. Cough. the Apostle of Cold
Water" by Carlos Martyr. New York
Funk & WagnaAs Co. For sale at the
bookstores.
1.-The Hermit of the Nonquon." by
Charles Nelson johnson. Chicago: Rand,
McNally & Co. For sale by the Bancroft
Company.
Diana Tempest" by Mary Cholmon.
dely. New York: ID. Appleton 81 Co.
For sale by the Bancroft Company.
"a Cynic's Sacrifice" by Lewis Vital
Bogy. New York; G. w. Dillingham;.
For sale by the Bancroft Company.
His Love for Helen" by J. b. II. Jane
way. New York: G. W. Dillingham;
For sale by the Bancroft Company
The Cloud on the Hearth" by A. S.
Roe. New York: o. ". Dillingham;. For
sale by the Bancroft Company.
NV Little Love-" by Marion Harland.
New York: G. w. Dillingham;. For sale
by the Bancroft Company
THE Brownies at Home" by Palmer
Cox. New Yor&: The Century Company
For sale a t the bookstores.
"DOdo." by E. F. Benson. New York
ID. Appleton 81 Co. For sale by the Ban
croft Company.
Indoors" by Samuel hon. New York
Published by Warren, Fuller & Co.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

MEMOIRS. BY CHARLES GODFREY LE-
LAND.-Twenty or more years ago the
Hans Breitmann Ballads achieved a wide
popularity. and perhaps nothing that Mr..
Leland has written In serious mood will
last longer than this collection of humor-
Gus verse. Being a man who has passed
through an adventurous life and min
gled with the leading characters, DO
litieal and literary, of two continents, It
may be imagined that his opportunities for
observation OF men and events have been
unusual. That he has made the best of
those opportunities no one who reads his
memoirs" will question. In speaking of
his book MIR. Leland says: II came to the
conclusion that perhaps the great reason
why the world has 50 few and frank auto
biographies is really because the world ex-
acts too much. 1t is no more necessary to
describe everything cyDically than 1t is 10
set forth all our petty diseases in detail
n Acting from this reflection |
wrote this hook with no intention that il
should be published. | had, indeed, some
idea that certain friend might use il after
nv death as source 10 form life. There
fore wrote as fully and honestly as
could every thing which could remember
which had made me what | am" The re-
suit OF this has been that we are given
volume OF memoirs as fresh and gossipy
and as full OF interest as those which used
TO be written il the long ago, and which
are read nowadays and held up az m els
Born in Philadelphia nearly seventy
years ago, of an excellent family, Mr.. Le-
land started off in life with many advan-
tages. A good portion of his boyhood
was passed in New England. from which
his parents had gone to Philadelphia. and
the influences surrounding him, together
with the Puritan strain in his blood, ac-
counts for the deep, intense feeling in his
bosom which in after years found express
sion in his efforts in behalf of the down-trod-
den blacks and made him jealous soldier
in the ranks of the Union army. At the age
of 81, having been graduated at Princeton,
he went TO Europe with a relative, and
soon after entered as q student at the
University Of Heidelberg Later he con-
tinued his studies at Munich and Paris.
He was In the latter city during the out
break in February, 1848. and was in the
ranks Of the students who threw up barri-
cades in the Latin quarter Retiring to
this country he engaged in literary
pursuits and journalism. When Lee
crossed the Potomac and started on lis
memorable march into Pennsylvania Lee
land enlisted as private in battery of
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PHILIP KENNEDY 3 CO.
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets.
ASSESS WENT NOTICES.

Y Elbow JACKET SILVER MINING COM.
County Nevada; principal place of business, Gold
Hill, Nevada. ~
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Doard or trustees OF this company. held on the six
teenth day or Nov mber, A. ID. 1893, an assess
ment (No. o6) OF twenty-five cents per share was
levied upon each and every share OF the capital
STOCK or SAID company. payable immedia reiy to
me secretary at the office of the company, or to
James Newlands, transfer secretary, room 35
Mills building, third floor, San Francisco, Can
fornia. -
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on THURSDAY. The twentv-frst dav
OF december, 1913, will be deemed delinquent
ana Will De duly advertised for sale at public auc-
tlon, anc, unless payment shall be made before
VIII De sold on SATURDAY, the twenty.seventh
day OF January 1894, at / O'Clock p M in front
or the once OF the company, to pay the deliu-
quent assessment. together with costs Of adyertis
ing aud expenses of sale. By order OF the board
of trustees.
no2l I'd W. n. BLAUVELT, Secretary.
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this charming poem never had more taste
full setting than is offered in this edition.
New York: Frederick A. Stokes Com
pany. For sale by William Doxey.l
ILLUMINATED CALENDARS.-Not hing is
more prosaic than calendar, yet, Judging
by the recent work of English and Amer
lean artists. nothing can be made more
beautiful. One of the prettiest things in
this line has been designed by Elizabeth
S. Tucker, whose clever water-color draw
ings have been skillfully reproduced nv
Frederick A. Stokes Company of New
York. To each month is devoted a large
page If heavy cardboard, each sheet being
a veritable work of art. The drawings
are all good, children ana animal pets pre-
dominating, and the colo ring is excellent.
This calendar is certain 10 prove a very
acceptable Christmas gift. Frederick A.
Stokes Company, New York. For sale by
A. Nj. Robertson.
A LITTLE QUEEN OF HEARTs.-Al-
though this is termed ian International
story" the scene is mostly laid in England.
The Little Queen of Hearts" herself,
Maria Celeste Harris, is an American girl,
and her adventures upon the trans Atlantic
liner. where she became favOrita with all,
from the captain down, form one of the
best chapters Of the book. The illustra-
tons are numerous and excellent, while
the binding is fine. The volume would
make an appropriate holiday gift for a
young favorite. New York: Frederick
A. Stokes Company. For sale by William
Doxey.
AN appropriate companion to the beau
tiful Stokes edition of Lucille is the
Lucille Calendar, issued by the same firm.
Each of the twelve pages contains a
monthly record and in addition is a fac
smile of the water-color paintings by Nc
Twain which adOrn the pages of the poem.
The truthful coloring of the costumes of
the figures show to advantage when sus-
pended from the wall, and thus the CAL
endar. besides being useful, becomes
thing of beauty as well. New York:
Frederick A. Stokes Company. For sale
by A. Nj. Robertson.
ONEef the drollest of the illuminated
records of the year so near at hand is the
Chinese Lantern Calendar. The sheets are
designed after the familiar Chinese lam
tern, and each contains some appropriate
figure or group after the Monaghan style
OF Illustration. New York: Frederick A.
Stokes Company. Fer sale by A. NJ.
Robertson.
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FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.

1t would be difficult to choose book
more suitable for holiday gift than the
latest edition of Owen Meredith's
Lucille" issued by Frederick A. Stokes
Company. While the typography is all
that the book lover could desire. the
Illustrations are admirable. There are
twelve fac-smiles of water-color paintings
by Thomas McIlvain and numerous
illustrations in black ana white by Nc
Twain and Frank Gregory. The binding.
too, is appropriate, and it is safe to say that
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A SECOND CONCERT.
William ii. Keith Will Sing Again In
MetrODOIifan Hall

William ii. Keith, the California barry.
tone, has been tempted by the success of
his concert last Tuesday to give a second
concert in Metropolitan Temple on the
afternoon of Friday. December 8.
This is principally in response to the
expressed wishes of number of people
who are anxious to hear the California
singer again before his return to Paris.
where he goes after the hol days to com.
plete his studies before appearing in grand
opera,
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New instrumentation

Goldstein & Co., have incorporated for
the purpose of carrying on general
cOstumlng and decorating business in
this city. Capital 5000. fully sui cribed.
Directors Simon GOldstein, William
kreling. Charles r. Kirchner. Dorothea
Grant, Herman Cohn.
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this charming poem never had a more taste
full setting than is offered in this edition.
New York: Frederick A. Stokes Com
pany. For sale by William Doxey.1
The morning call., 1893-11-26

The LARGER LIFE.-This is a volume
of sermons preached by henry Austin
Adams. formerly pastor of the Church OF
the Redeemer EpiscopaD in New York,
revlous to his admission into the Catholic
church. Il send these sermons forth."
he writes in his preface. ''as my last word
to those dearly loved friends who were
content to search with me among the
mysteries of life for Him who is our
peace" New York: j. Selwin TAFT d
Son. For sale at the bookstores.1
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCOA

BREAKFAST-SUPPER.
" Y A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF THE
y natural laws which govern the operations of
digestion and nutrition and by a careful applica-
ton OF the fine properties OF well-seiected Cocoa
Mr.. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately navored beverage which may save us
many heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the judicous
use of such articles of diet that a constitution
may be gradually built up until strong en- ough to
res st every tendency to disease. Hundreds of
subtle maadies are floating around us, ready to
attack wherever there is weak point. We NAV
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and a properly
nourished frame."-Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold
only in half-Dornd tins by grocers. labeled thus:
JAMES EPPS CO., Ltd, Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England
no21 Tu Su 6m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY ANY
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
LAMPS OR
ORNAMEN 7S
THIS WEEK .
COOKS GREAT SENSATION SALE

Is still in progress and here is list OF the most
wonderful bargains 1t las been your good
fortune to be able to buy.
It's good time 10 buy your Christmas presents
It's the last week OF our sen SATION SALE.