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The morning call., 1893-04-18

SCOUNDRELS PUNISHED.

1t is difficult to single out more abomn-
able or more gigantic frauds than those for
which certain criminals have Just been SEN
fenced in England, and for which others at
liberty, including late member of Parlia-
Inent, ought to suffer severe punishment.
The chief eulprit, Jabez Spencer Balfour. is
summing himself in Argentina. and it is said
that objections to his extradition have
arisen Balfour was the principal swindler.
in point of knowledge, in the L.iberator
Building and other societies, and at the first
suspicion that discovery was imminent he
saved himself by flight The Lberater was
one Of seven companies all engaged in land
and building investment on the money of
shareholders and depositors of the humber
class of thrifty people. Through fraud and
mismanagement, covered up by forgery and
false balance sheets, and long chapter of
cunninRly contrived imposture, the Liber-
atOr is found TO have only in reality one
eighth of its nominal assets, and to have a
deficiency Of S15.0O0,O0O. The other COM
panies have a united deficiency of about
500 050O, eco. so that this financial crash rep
resents the colossal total OF $50, 500, COO. The
amount Of dstrust which such an exposure
must sow with reference 10 these specula-
tive companies working on a capital derived
lIUHu Siudll investments Is inevitably pro-
digious. With all the safeguards OF public
meetings, by quasi-Governmen official su-
perYisOrs, and auditing which may have
been honest but not yigilant these frauds
must have been running for years. The
chief participants were prominent in soci-
ETY.. The Liberator society had not only
member OF Parliament as a symbol of re-
speetabilitY. but it had for a nominal presi-
dent Lord Oxenbridge. who knew nothing
about the business and had no salary, whose
name was used because he had the reputa-
tlon OF being upright and benevolent, and
who posed in that character while as help.
less as an infant in the detection Of the real
status OF the institution of which he was
the igurehead. The wreckers made use of
him as false beacon, so that his beneyo-
lent intentions were more misehievous than
any deeds lie was capable OF performing
malevolently.
The prosecutions OF the guilty have re-
suited in three men being sent to prison for
long terms Of penal seryitude Hobbs. one
Of the trio, was speculative builder, who.
besides being conspicuously devout and
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THE WHEAT YIELD.

The average production of wheat in GER
tain States which should be as fertile as any
others Is falling 10 very low point, and it
is impossible to render such farming remu-
nerGtve Unless fertilizers are used and a
regular rotation of crops is adopted the
land will run down to such a poor ebb of
exhaustion as TO be scarcely worth blowing.
So much may be inferred from statement
attributed TO the president of Wisconsin
University, according 10 which the produc-
ton Of New York State has declined from
IS bushels to 1913 during the last twenty
years. Kentucky, from 1912 TO II; Indiana,
from II TO 10; Illinois. 14.3 to 10; Georgia,
from rs to 81; Mississippi, from - to .,
and Texas. from 12.5 to So Surely some of
these figures are too low, and others apply
to States not so we'll adapted for wheat as
for other crops. With scientific fertlizing
the farmer can certainly increase the regu-
lar productivity to from % to 80 bushels per
acre, and artificial fertilizers may be econo-
mized materially by iudicious rotation of
crops. 1t takes years Of good cultivation,
however. to restore land to its normal crop
producing fertility. Unless some change
for the better is effected in our system much
land which has done well in the past will
become useless for arabic agriculture and
only be available for stock-raising on wild
grass eS. To crop with whe0t continuously
would be hurtful to the soil. even with ma
nuriDg, but to dispense with fertilizers al
together is fatal to success. The result OF
this method of farming is that exhausted
land is being constantly abandoned fer vir-
gin soil, which in turn is exhausted and
abandoned But the virgin soil is becoming
scarce, and then the agriculturistmustme mend
his ways If he is TO grow wheat or other
cereals for eXpOrt. In some Of the States
the saying Tickle the soil with a hoe aud
it will laugh with n harvest" has lost its
meaning. The soil will have to be coaxed
back to the humOr
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BETTER FEELING.

The policy of the Traffic Association is
making friends in the interior counties.
The apprehension that san Francisco had
no other purpose in working for cheaper
transportation than to make larger profits
on shipments to the interior is dissipating
before measures now under contemplation.
Tie proposition 10 construct railroad from
Stockton to Bakersfield calls out the follow
ing response from the Visalia Delta:
1t is most sincerely hoped that This awakening
in the bay city possesses the elements OF sin.
c-rity and peImanency The people OF tie in-
terior Will not stand aoof if san Francisco
means business. The success Of The North
American Transportation Company on the sea,
in which California reiolces, can be duplicated
on the land If the same determination not to be
bufed be manifested; and the result already
attained should encourage the people OF san
Francisco and the agricultural counties TO com
bine and carry tie war into tile enemy's
country"
Tie Delta is confident that if the asso-
citation send a committee to the San Joaquin
Valley that can show that the city mer-
chants really mean business the valley
people will not be slow to respond. Ii is
certainly to the interest Of both city and
Interior that rates Of transportation be made
as low as the cost Of service will warrant
Excessive rates, rs has been demonstrated,
absorb the legitimate profits of business,
making few men rich while the many
are compelled TO work for a living.
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publicly munifcent. was ambitious to shine
in society and fond of entertaining. This
forger and swindler had witnesses who tes-
tilted to his high character, and his piety
was eXpatlated upon by counsel. But the
judge was equal to the occasion in passing
sentence. He quoted Scripture aptly 10 the
verse: Woe unto you. scribes and Phari-
sees. hypoeritesl for ye deyour widows
houses, and for q pretense make long
prayers; therefore ye shall receive the
greater damnation." So long is his sem
;ence that Hobbs will probably die in
prison. Wright, the second culprit, is a
lawyer. and was legal adviser TO the Lib
orator at salary of over $1,000 year. He
assisted in the fabrication of bad
bills of exchange. The third of the
swindlers was a carpenter, who con-
verted himself Into a company, and in
that and other capacities magnelized into
his pockets over Sl50,O00 The example
made of these rascals is salutary. The
wonder is that so much fraud is possible
under the nose of shareholders. auditors,
and. to some extent. of Official control. In
spite Of publicity the opportunities for
fraud are still tempting TO the unscrupulous
and
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ture: "Sphenocephalie. tetragonic. doll
chomsObrachycephali hypscephalic. me-
trlocephalic, hypOstego gobregmatc, hypsi-
ouchobregmatic, cremnoopstocranic, cham
elnogathic, euryzicic, chameDIosOpic, platyT-
rhine, chameconch, ortho9nathic, hyperpla-
topic" The man East who has been leclur-
Ing, or rather Cabling. at the rate of 500
words a minute, would moderate his speed
over column OF jawbreakers wonderfully
compounded in the fashion of the foregoing
luminous terms. Botany has clearly lost
the palm for involved terminOlogy.
The strike of walters at two of the prin-
cipal hotels in New York is one of the dis
agreeable surprises of life which in one of
its effects illustrates how intimately all
sorts and conditions Of people rub shoulders,
and how one set can annoy the other. The
power represented by an army of walters in
a large hotel is considerable. They have to
be propitiated by the proprietors as well as
by the guests. or all the comfort of sojourn
is muddled and distrait. Walters are less
and less inclined to submit, as their fel-
lows do in Europe. to excessively long
hours. such as eighteen a day, or to
pot luck dieting, or poor wages in
the expectation of getting tips. which
have now become recognized Gus
tom. 1t is not an easy matter to replace a
corps OF weli-trained walters. 1t is gen.
nine vocation to-day which cannot deserve
the sneers commonly leveled at it, A walter
who understands the wants and whims of
the guests and does his work skilfuliy and
silently has years OF training represented in
his efficiency. The hotel proprietor who
has unframed, clumsy walters soon finds his
guests scOwling and disappearing. AS a
rule, also, If a guest does not tip he has q
sorry dinner and long time over it in bad
lumOr
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produce. But cotton manufactures and silk
are the only articles of home manufacture
in which there is a considerable increase in
imports. If the Republicans were to re-
verse the tariff some articles that are now
on the free list would be restored to the
dutiable list. This would be done for pur-
poses of revenue. But the Democrats pro-
pose to enlarge the free list. so as to include
the raw material used in manufactures and
to reduce duties on manufactured goods.
If this policy is carried out there will the
year following be a considerable increase
in imports OF articles now made in this
pouutrv
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mrs. Z. 0. Wolcutt, wife of the United
States senator from Colorado, is noted for
her charities.
Pope Leo is getting very feeble. but he
celebrates mass every morning at $50, and
has TO be assisted through the service by
two attendants.
President Charles F. Thwing says that
John L. Woods of Cleveland who has just
died, gave to Western Reserve University
during his lifetime about $500. 600
Frau Coslma Wagner has been stricken
with paralysis. She was n daughter of
Franz List, and, before the great composer
married her, was the wife OF Hans Won
Buelow.
o. A. 1raugh. for over forty-eight yOars
editor Of the HOlidaysburg (Pa) Democratic
standard, has retired from newspaper work.
He began his career aE Il years Of age as
Il printer
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays, of Philadelphia, have
been married seventy years, and are living
IN a house in North Thirteenth street.
which was built eighty years ago by Mrs.
Hays father, in what was then pasture
lot.
William Whiting. of Holyoke, who is
much talked of as a candidate for Governor
Of Massachusetts, has just sailed with his
family for Europe, and will be away until
June. He declines TO talk about the
GoYernOrship.
Edward Shippen, who recently declined a
reelection TO the presidency of the Phila-
delphIa Art Club is the Consul at Phila-
delphia for Chile, Ecuador and Argentine
Republic, and has charge of the boys sent
by the Japanese Government to the United
States 10 be educated.
CALIFORNIA giace fruits, 5oclb. Townsend's.'
"SPEERY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" is ahead of
them all.
PALACE baths. 7l3 Filbert ST.. warm sea water
Cures rheumatism, neuralgia and many ailments
JOHN QUINN has sued Lee sam for s56s9 so
on tie charge that lie gave Lee that sum of
money for the purpose Of pHying certain labor
ers claims, which Ihe Willy Chlnaman was care
ful not TO do.
FEW days, 947 Market sueet. finest eyerlass
specs 15c Sundays, 72G Market. celebrated dry
goods store. Note numbers-947 aud 726 Mar
ket street
CHARGED WITH ARSON. - Mrs. Charlotte
Clarke and her son were brought before Judge
Campbell yesterday charged with arson. The
cases were continued iii tomorrow and bail
was fix IN $1,000 for the mother and $1,000
Tor Tie son.
GENUINE French Crystal Table Tumbiers,
etched Greek border. reduced TO 81 70 during
The crystal clearance sale at NATHAN, DoHE-
MA M x Co.'S. l22-132 Suffer, below Kedrny. .
UNDER PROMISE OF MARR1AGE.-A warrant
was secured yesterday morning by May Con-
way, young woman who lives with her aunt at
100 Ninth street, for the arrest Of Robert Nc
Cul!oueb. driver Of n sUda-wagon, on the charge
Of betrayal under promise Of marriage.
A wELIrKNowN Boston lady says: Every spring
l take Hoods sarsaparlIa and know nothing OF
that terrible tired feeling SO prevalent at that
season Of the year. Give this medicine trial.
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sERsCRIpTI0N ,TEs.

DkILT CALI. GEcluding Suncays,, So per vearby
2 n Postpaid; 10 cents per week. OF 65 cents Dsr
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALI.
fNs eepes, three months, Sc %. SUNDAY CALL
Isisteen paEes) 81 so per year postpaid SUNDAY
CAlLand WEEKLY CALI, 81 80 per year, postpaid
" EEhLI CALL Is paEes) 81 per year, postpaid
TEE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
q VIII the ediior enter into correspondence 70.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-CoYTTNrED

N, -, -, y 81
4u children, want situat in a vineyard or pri-
vate place; man is a good cellarmau, drive and
care FOR horses, gardenWork: wife can do any KIND
OF housework Address HARTUNG. 33l Jessie
street. apis StF
EN6INEER AND MACHINISr WISHES STU
y alton Address Engineer box S6 Call Brch. l6 -
EIRST-CLASS UPHOLS rERER, UN NDE Err
stands drapery and carpet work, wants stu
alton; country only. Address f. C.. box lO1, can
Branch oiiice. apis 7t+
GITUATION WANTED by STEADY YOUNG
~ man as coachman aud gardener and make HIM
sell generally useful; best of Oakland references.
Isl Twenty-fourth ST.. Oakland. api5 1t
E'NGIN EER WANTS y POSITION TO RUN STA
u tionary engine; good pipefi;ter; wages rsasoa-
able; best references. Address j. r., F. o. box 1912,
San Francisco. ami l5tE
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ss5 Montgomery street. near Gay. open until IL
O'Clock p. Al. BRANCH OFFICES; no Market
street. hearny, open until O'Clock midnight;
5Se Hayes street, open until $50 O'clock; SOB
srkin street open until $50 O'Clock; Sw. corner
si-tecnth and Mission streets, open untn O'Clock:
:tlS Mission street, opeH until O'Clock p NJ. aud
1t Ninth street. open until $3.50 p NJ
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arcrInN S.TES No.,

rF'SITUEE...Iy Chas. Levy & Co. at 11s5
N.Ike, ST.. at 10 o'clock.
ST. 81 il O'Clock.
FgHsITrEE--ry L Vincent at 42I Powell St..
CL.u.o lEaII. at $ :. NJ. =
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TIE GU CALENDAR
NOTIOEI

Ang Of our patrons 10bo fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale Ju truin-boys
confer q faror 5y notifying This office o.
AtJ0ct, naming the date and train,
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WEATHER PREDIoTIoNs.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE y
WEATHER BUREAU.
IAN FRANCISCO. April II, 1898
Cf5ciai Forecast for Twenty-faur Hours
Endirg Midnight Tuesday.
san Francisco and Vicinity Fair weather.
s,isluy warmer; westerly winds
2. T. JENKINS. Local Forecast OHcIaL
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TUE EASTERN OFFICE OF TEE CALL.
:tICtter building, New York CITY. isprov1ded with
ilEof California papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
NtILtlLt Iatts and sample copies furalShed.
z X AIISCH Aiauapar
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THE DAILY SroRNING CALL

NV york.-.. .BRENTANo BROS. = Union SQUARE
ChiCaEc. ews Stand Palmer House
\ sn orleans. OALLUT y JOUBERT,
! 49,. .n..-s
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EHAMBERMAiD AND ASSIST WAITING, no.
- tel, Merced. $50. fare paid hotel cook, sprn gs,
$40; coo&s. private families, S25 to S35; middle
aged woman as infants nurse. S25; German nurse
and seamstress, child years old, $25; mattresses,
hotels and private boarding houses, S20 cook, IA
meda, Protestant, In family, $25; second girl.
belYedere, $50; city, $25; ranch cook. $50; 10
housewoTk girls, city, $50, S25 and $50; young
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sITUATToNs KANTED,--FEMALE=

I ADIFS-FoR GOOD COOK OR HoUSEWORl
- girl leave your order with PHILIP BESSUN
Manager. 2O6 Powell
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PALACE baths. 713 FIlbert ST.; warm sea water
Cures rheumatism, neuralgia and many ailments
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FOLDING BEDs-EXAMINE OUR 40 zoos
mirrors. with large plate 1SI4O; walnut. OAK
cherry and 10th century; cash price elsewhere $50
ournstailment price reduced to $40 country orders
PROMPTLY attended TO. N. FRfEDMAN Il o.. 224
228. 23O and 800 Stockton So and 237 Post n
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CAN FRANCISCO DECORATING COMPANY
- offers TO tint rooms from So and paper rooms
from 81 inward. 99S FOLSOM 81. APIS ~
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no LEASE.

no LEASE-FoR A TERM OF YEARS: LOT on
u east line OF Sansome ST.. bet Vallejo and Green:
o5;oxl31;5. French Bank, 534 California ST. a4 l5t
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SPECIAL NoTIoEs-CoNTINUED.

re- All Ladies' Desiring the Services of
tf>S On experienced and reliable physician WHO
makes Speciality OF diseases OF women. treats sup
lressed monthly periods; no instruments used;
method scientific; guaranteeing cure charge
for treatment: ladies In trouble or suffering from
any complaint. who value their lives and future
health. should call or write. MRS. NJ DAVIES, 1896
Market 81. Murphy Rldr.rf 81 Cd fioor pms 81 u
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

las a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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TO THE WORLDS FAIR.
Via the Union Pacific-The Overland Flyer
OIL. D. .. L-l-a--a.-..

Via the Union Pacific-The Overland FLYER.
Only 31s Days to Chicago.
Tho Union Pacific is the only Tine running Pull
man double drawinGroum sleepins-cars and dining
cars, San Francisco to Chicago. without change.
Tourist excursions every Tuesday and Thursday
running through to Chicago without change in
charge OF = manager.
Passengers are allowed stopover privileges at salt
Lake CITY and at Denver.
For full particulars apply to D. W. Hitchcock
general agent, Montgomery street. san Francisco;
=. r. Ellsworth, agent. 9lS Broadway Oakland; G
T. Herr, 229 South Spring street. Los Angeles
USE Augostura Bitters, the world-renowued South
appetizer of exquisite flavor Manufactured
by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert q Sons
LUXUHIANT hair with It's youthful color assured
by using PARKER's HAIR EAIsAM.
HISDERcoRNs. the best cure FOR eorns. Is cts
EXTRA MInce Hes. SWANS. 2IS Suffer street.
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FEW days, 947 Market sueet. finest eyerlass
SPECS &C. Sundays, 72G Market celebrated dry
goods store. Note uumbers-947 aud 726 Mar
ket street
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"a ANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT a DIMPLE
" In your cheek or chin be made IN 70 min
utes: wrinkles and lines Of care removed and your
bust increased times its natural size in from 10
II weeks: excessive tat removed. DR. CAEPEN-
TER. 1916 Market IN
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Observation-Disclosures

" ANTED-A PURCHASER FOR BIG BAR
W gain; one acre OF fine land, well located, near
Fru'tvale; 500 cash; SIP 80 per month. f. F.
BAKER. 400 Ninth ST., Oakland apis II
w ANTEn-GAS ENGINE: / OR HORSE
w power; give price and condition. Address c.
box l27. Cal Branch once, apl7 At
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CHARGED WITH ARSON. - Mrs. Charlotte
Clarke and her son were brought before Judge
Campbell yesterday charged with arson. The
cases were continued iii tomorrow and bail
was fix IN $1,000 for the mother and $1,000
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CONTENTS OF LARGE ROUMINt-HOUsaS
" can be hal IN small lots to suit purchaser; car
pets bed sets. parIOr sets, mGLtresses etc: VIII sell
for cash or easy payments j. NOONAN, 1917 10
1923 Missi on St. above Sixth. aplD II
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~ ET YOUR HOUSE PAINTING. PAPERING
" decorating and tintug done reasonable az q.
ORSI'S, rs Montgomery ave. apis ION
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u ANTED FOR ADOPrION-BRIGHT BABY
~ girl year months TO 4 years of age: good
home: responsible parties. Call or address MRS. j.
RYDER, care Wallace * Theison. 334 Mission. I6 3t
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BEAUTIFUL EYEBROwS-LADIEs. IF YOU
- use J. b. McTier's eyebrow-Srower you VIII
have beautiful set In 20 to 80 days your money
returned; price 81 per bottle. j. d. McrIER. 2iB
Third ST., san Francisco. apt4 u
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HEREAFTER / AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
II any debts contracted by my wife
aDl7 StF +. f. KSORRE.
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pHOrOGRAPHS FROM LIFE-MODEL STUD
4 les for artists, beauties etc; 1000 numl c-S;
the largest and handsoinest collection OF The word
catalogue, Sc; sample collection So in closed
Vienna Austria. apl / TuSu Ste
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GENUINE French Crystal Table Tumbiers,
etched Greek border, reduced TO 81 70 during
The crystal clearance sale at NATHAN, DoHB-
MANN & Co.'S. l22-132 Suffer- below Kearny. .
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downtown STORES CAN'T UNDERSELL. US:
~ Scotch LlnOleum, yds wide. 75c; oHcIoths 25c
per yard call and get estimates. W. J. PATIO
SIEN Carpet Co. cor. l6th & Valencia 9 5 Ii II
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JOHN QUINN has sued Lee Sam for S56s9 so
on tie charge that lie gave Lee that sum of
money for the purpose Of pHying certain labor
ers claims, which Ihe willy Chinaman was care
fui npt IN dO
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NEW YORK DECORATING COMPANY OFFERS
~ to tint rooms from SO up; estimates furnished
on house sign lreseo paintlne l2O TaElnCsl apis U
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RUY YOUR SHOES AND STOCKINGS AT THE
- Pioneer Dry-gOods Store. lO5 Fifth ST. apl6 II
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ELOCUTION THOROUGHLY TAUGHT. AD-
II dress +. r. box l34. Gail Branch Oaice aDlS TE
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CLAIRYOYANTs.

NINE. RAVENNA CLAIRVOYANr AND itlss-
nat d. avIs7tt
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UNDER PROMISE OF MARRIAGE.-A warrant
was secured yesterday morning by May Con-
way, young woman who lives with her aunt at
100 Ninth street, for the arrest of Robert Nc
Culougb. driver Of a s0da-wagon, on the charge
Of betrayal under promise Of marriage.
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N0rICE an nrEErINcs

ExrEA MIC Iles. swAIN,s. 2ls sntLer street.
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A DVICE FREE ON DIVORCE LAWS, PROBATE.
n insolvency collections, damages, liens. etc, g.
w. HOWE atty. $50 Market, cor stockton. mrstf
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ny ASf 4 NJ -kLEPEk KNOWS ALL DENTAL
~ gySes are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums teeth may be fined or
extracted painessly thirteen first prizes for hnesE
tJling, croSnwork. bridgework and plates. | rec,
onmend my dental college that has removed from
111O N Arket 81. TO Fifth St, Market; can
have good dental work uono at my college for cne-
half the price the cheapest dentists charge
N ose wishing me to do the work cali at my ulain
once O'Farrell st examination at both places
lIee. IN u. ~. l-EEh aUl6Lt
CT PER SET; TO PLEASE OR NO CHAR9E-
% hllnG 81; ext soc Dir. PERRY s Mason Il
COTTON DENTAL LASsOCIATIuN, sO6 MARKET
~ ST. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER 1eS tf
nR. Il. g. YOUNG EXTRACTION PAM EsSS-
- plate-work, brldg ge-work. teeth without plates
asleeislty. ls4l Polk st. myi4 n
NO PAIN-EXIRACTING or TEETH MADE
~, easy, s e0e aud 81 artificial teeth from So; at
ing from 81, CROUME Dental Association T59
Market ST., bet. Third aud Fourth. api3 Il
SRI A SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED As
" good as can be made; fing 81 DR. SIMNH
eehilst, $50 Market St next Baldwin Theater ocIEf
MA. LuDLUM HILL, 1A43 MARKErSE NEAR
~ Aisventh; no charge for extracting when plAtss
are made; old plates made over nxe newt Jsasa
ltem - per seE; extracting SOC; gas given SIT
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= POUNDS REWARD ARTHUR BURNSIDE
y ELSON. formerly OF Bottom. Lancashire. and
last heard OF IN September, 1887, in New Jersey.
u $ A. The above reward VIII be paid for salts
factory evidence that the said A. b. NELSON was
Apply NIX f. A. WOODCJCK, Solicitor. Manchos-
ter England D
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SPIRITUALISNI.

lNLAIRVOY ONLY; FEE 35C
~ ~ Silver st. near Second. apple Sts
EIRST-CLASS MEDIUM-SITTINGS DAILY, 10
II 4. N to 10 N, MRS. FIN. SO )ia seventh. 21ts
MRS HUTHONY. FoRrUNE-TELLER; La
w dies 25c, gents soc 24S Third st. APPS I'm
LIRST-CLASS StTTiN BY SINGING EVANGE-
list: test circle Wed. and SAT-. lag 7th IarI II
Nj RS. J. J. WHITNEY. CLATRvoY ANT TEST
4h medium and life reader. 2lS Stockton APPS tr
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a wEII-KNowN Boston lady says: Every spring
take Hoods sarsaparlIa and know nothing oi
that terrible tired feeling prevalent at that
season OF the year" Give this medicine trial.