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The morning call., 1893-11-26

operate extrayaganZas ever seen, and which
for this season has been newly and more splen.
didly equipped than ever before.
The company Will include: Louise Royce
frankie NJ. Raymond, Ada Deaves. Lille
Laurel, Nellie Lynch Edith Rice, Bessie Lynch
Edna Thornton, May L0wrey. Edwin Foy
Henry Norman. William Armstrong. JOSEPH
Doner, Jack Guilmette. George All, Charles
Benz, Carrie Morgan Blanche Leslie
Lille Holt, Alice Cassidy, Rose Franck
Lee Easton, Louise Mccullough, Helen Vera
Lee Hobbs. Helen Dore, Fanny Riversdale
Bertha Richardson. Alice Payne. Bessie Pope
Nellie Raymond, jeanette Courtney, Karlita
Schuman, Mabel Carter, Ellen Moore. Irene
THOMPSON, Mamie Claire. Marie Turner, Es-
telle Behr, Bella Riddle, Mamie Goodwin. Kit
tie Buffers, Mary Darrow, Edith Conroy.
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1.-The Island of levels,

brilliant, humorous, spectacular and fan
tastie operetta, III preparation for production
at the Tivoi Opera-house during the Christmas
holidays, is in four acts, nine scenes and gor-
geOus transformation. That the scenery will
be magnificent goes without the saying and the
piece will carry all the modern songs, duets,
concerted numbers and many novel specialtles.
There VIII be interpretations of course In The
spectacle as originally produced at Ntblo's Gar
den, New York, June 20. 1850. Even at that
day California was beginning TO be recognized
IN stage work, for the cast has a characte SO
Count MerckO, Viscount Carbuncle, Prince
Prettlphelo Princess Belloita, Prince Laidro.
nello Queen TiDsellina, Lady Fidelia, Fairy
by Miss Tayleure. The Production was notable
for the debut of Miss Emma Taylor (Princess
Bellotta), sister OF "Our Mary" (as New Yorkers
used TO call herr, but without her spirit and
yiyacIty.
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Henry Norman's Intention.

Henry Norman, who plays the part of the
Pirate In ''Sinbad," leaves the company next
May. Mr.. Norman, who has always been some
thing OF yachtsman has. according TO report,
bought an interest In the 300-ton schooner
Presto. Mr.. Norman has, after years of hard
work on the stage, amassed something of for
tune, sufficient to retire ana rest up on He will
the South Seas, touching at Tahiti and other
caDnlbal Islands. The intention TO do this was
born through playing the part he does in "Sin-
bad" One night in conversation he said that
it had been his ambition to see the people of
the Islands, and added, ''Some day will" Eddie
Foy proposed that he buy boat and become a
real pirate king. Mr.. Norman shortly after
ward had the opportunity of purchasing an in-
terest in he Presto, which makes regular trips
through the islands, and concluded to act upon
Foy'S suggestion.
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say that. Sule. isn't he the only one we have
90 the stage that we can claim as our own ?
II the Englishman, Irving made, with the help
OF his American sympathizers, a pile of
money in Frisco, and the French players
walked of with fat purse, what's TO all us
that as Irishmen we cannot stand by our own
couniryman and JANUS and see that he don't
go away empty-handed ?"
'Thrue for ye. / didn't look at 1t In tha I
way. But .ye're right, ye're right. Long life
10 the bye"
The Irish blood is up, and Murphy is In lu ck
as usual.
For The present week Kerry Cow" one of
the most reliable plays In his repertoire VIII be
placed on the boards Il is full of realistic ef.
fects, two of especial interest, the shoeing OF
the raceborse and the flight of the hOming
pigeons that bring the news from, the track
BESIDES. the running races being now in full
blast, the presentation of the piece IS timely.
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Bauer's Symphony Concert.

The fifth of Adolph Bauer's winter series of
symphony concerts viii be given at the Tlyoli
next Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. William
Il. Keith will be the vocalist, and the pro-
gramme an unusually attractive one, Is as fol-
lows:
Algerian Suite (op. .60).......... Sainr-Saens
Prelude. Moorish rhapsody Evening rev.
erie French military march.
Vision Fugitive. from "herOdiade''. Massenet
w. II. Keith.
Prelude and FGgue C minor). Bach A bert
O!HpHOnJ Top % Gade
Moderate con motto. Allegro energico
Scherzo. Allegro rIsOiuto quasi presto.
Andantino grazioso. Finale, motto allegro
ma con fuoco
The advance sale is large
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Davenport Gives Oakland a Week.

Bernhardts rival will generously devote a
week to our sister city across the bay. and will
be more liberal also than to US in the presenta-
tion Of pieces. The engagement begins on De-
cember 1.-The first four nights being assigned
TO cleopatra" and the last to Victorien Sar-
dou's masterpiece, Fedora" and his almost
equally great work, la Tosca." This Will be
the first time the Macdonough has played an
attraction for six nights in succession, aud the
Oaklanders are tickled by the fact that Daven-
port attaches so much importance 10 their city.
Orders are pouring iu for seats, and for the
nonce Oakland may plume herself in being a
step OF two above San Francisco In the charac-
ter and quality OF the theatrical entertainment
offered. The best we can do Is farce comedy
Irish comedy, society trifie and border ruf-
hansm, While the people of the City of Oaks
are reveling In the choicest treasures of the
SardOu renerIOrv
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To Be Continued.

Richard Stahls sparkling. farcical opera
"Sad PaSha" has met with such great success
that 1t will be continued at the Tivoli for sew
eral weeks TO come. All OF the latest intrOduc-
tions have been well received and will be re-
yised and ADDED TO next week. Carrie Roma
Will sing, by request. JUL n Jordau's song
"The Song That Reached My Heart" The
cast, which includes Ferris Hartman, Oracle
Plaisted. Thomas G. Leary. TilIie Salnger,
Robert Dunbar, Fannie LlddIard, Phil Bran
son, Carrie Roma, George OHM ana Arthur
MessmeT, Is one OF the strongest the opera has
ever had, aud all work faithfully and hard for
Its success. The groupings, scenery, cOstu mes
ana accessories are all greatly admired.
Richard Genee's popular operetta "The Royal
MILDLY" is in preparation, and will be presented
In the TlvolPs usual complete manner for the
hrst time In many years.
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WI sIE8P'1s - SssS$SISs
WslSAx 7HS9
Y ~ SN /l

enjoy a treat at the Baldwin in the A. NJ.
Palmer stock company, an engagement with
these players having been effected by Manager
Al Hayman. They will bring with them a
budget of new plays, including Oscar Wide's
English society satire Lady Windermeres
Fam" THE Dancing GIRL" "A Woman's Re
venge," "The Shadow" and others that have
been indorsed aud received as meritoriOus.
Our legitimate stage needs freshening with
some new Englsh-feXt plays, in order to raise
Its standard, otherwise we must stop grumbling
with them all dramatic novelty obtanable.
not only as regards plays but, it may be
added. acting also. The professionals chosen
by Mr.. Palmer for the Baldwin engagement are
well-tried and reliable actors, such "a j. ii.
Stoddart, Z. M. Holland E. j. Henley, Edward
Bell, George Fawcett, Walden Ramsey, Miss
Julia Arthur, Miss May Brooklyn, Miss Dora
Goldthwait, Mrs. E. j. Phillips and OF hers of
equal experience and ability. Each play dur
ing he season will be directed by Eugene w.
Presbrey stage manager of Palmer's New York
Ihedter,
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the ensemble selections are from Reissiger
Chopin, Eugenio Pirani, n. Van Westerhau
(menuetto for strings Nlcolal, p. Scharwenk.
and Strauss. The Scharwenka number /
"Wald and BerggeisteI" (the HobgOl lin o
the Wood, which describes by music The tricks
feats OF these elves:
Whene'er such wanderers I meet
AS from their night-Sports they trudge home,
With couDterfeiting voice L greet
And call them with to roam
Through woods, through lakes,
Through bogs, through brakes;
Or else, unseen, with them 90,
All in the nick,
To play some trick.
And frolic It. with no. no, hoi
By wells and rills. in meadows green,
We nightly dance our heyday guise;
And to our fairy king and queen
We chant our moonlight minstrelsies;
When larks gin sing.
away we fling:
And babes newborn steal as we go;
And elf in bed
We eave instead,
And wend us laughing. no. no. hol
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Hattie Williams. Ruby Lawrence. r. j. Nc
Carthy. w. j. Morgan, G. Froom, IA. Z. Carter.
G. E. Eyles, G. Martin, John RiversdaIe. ].
Ryan, W. J. Gaunt. Percy Beton. Clarence
Amadeo. Daniel O'BrleD and j. p. Swiekert
The corps de ballet will be one of the largest
and best ever gathered together in this country
ana Will be led by the famous premiere dan
seuse assoluta, Martha Irmler, and by Made
line Morand0 and Hulda Irmler premiere dan
seuses. Sig. Nicola Guerra, male dancer OF
remarkable agility and grace. who has been
one of the sensatio rs OF the Worlds Fair sea-
son, Will appear in his remarkable pivot dances
and terpsicborean speciaIties.
The tour is under the personal direction of
Mr. David Henderson. Frederick Dainper-
field, the famous scenic artist OF the Chicago
Opera-house, will visit all the large cities with
the company and superntend the mountings
and Stage settings of the piece
Inc engagement in this city Will cover the
entlre n0IldaV season, commencing Saturday
evening. December 9Th.
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1t Was a Tie.
Buffalo Tim es.

The worthy Sunday-school superintendent
was illustrating the text, Whatsoever a man
soweth that shall he also reap"
Suprrintendent-If / want to raise crop OF
turnips what sort Of seed must sow?
Cnildren-rurDip seed.
Superintendent-If II want to raise a crop of
tomatoes what kind OF seed must l sow?
Chiidren-Tomato seed.
Superintendent Very good. Now, il you
want TO raise a crop of good manhood, what
kind of seed must you sow?
And an observer who kept tally reported
that the school on test vote was tie between
turnip seed and tomato seed.
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Society Notes.

The wedding of Mrs. Lottie Bearce and
Charles S. Wheeler of the firm of Ludwig
d Co. will take place at Z O'Clock this even
ing at the residence of the brides mother.
Mrs. Esther Cohn, 1121 Geary street.
Miss Jennie Herzog of San Rafael and
Harry nj. Lichtensten OF this city will
hold their betrothal reception this after
noon at 231S Clay street.
The Danish Society Dannebrog will give
IT'S regular monthly party this evening at
Union-sQuare Hall,
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Ihe Philharmonic

This society, Hermann Brandt, director, will
give the second concert of the fifteenth season
on Wednesday evening next at Metropolitan
Hall. Miss Amaiia b. Rippe. vocalist, will
make her first appearance in San Francisco on
this occasion and sing two Meyerbeer num-
bers-a cavatna from "Roberto" and "Lieti,
Signor," from ''rhe Huguenots." Otto Bendix,
pianist, Will play Liszt's Daraphrase on Men,
delssohn's midsummer Nights Dream" and
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American Extravaganza Company

This company, under the sole management
of Mr.. David Henderson. which has made
famous those splendid spectacles, ''The Crystal
Slipper" "Sinbad" and "Ali Baba," has COM
menced Its seventh annual tour of the chief
cities OF the United States and will shortly
open at the Grand Opera house in this city
with a magnificent revival OF "Sinbad; or, The
Maid of Balsora," one of the most popular
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Mr.. Harrison's Irish PIav.

James O'Neill, actor. has written to William
Greer Harrison Esq, author OF the Irish his
torlcal drama, "The ONeill; or, the Prince oi
Ulster" from Rochester. n. Y. under date
November 10, that be will be ready TO produce
The play during his engagement in this city
February March, 1894, providing some altera-
iions 10 the text aud construction be made.
These will be done as speedily as possible. Ind
the work Will then be placed in the hands of a
stage manager competent TO give it an effective
production.
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Romantic at the Grove.

The Grove-street company will tackle Dumas
"Three Guardsmen" this week, and we have
no doubt Will make their Hayes Valley patr ons
glad that they did so. 1t is the kind OF roman
tic play that the young and ambitious players
at the Grove warm to. There are so many
snowy characters in the cast such opportun-
tiles Tor nice bits. The leading man cannot
have all the "far" TO himself.
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Making Money in a Funny Way.

Frank Daniels, now running Little Puck" at
the New California, has grown rich by the pro.
fits OF this farce comedy. His summer home
Halcyon Manor, at Rye, n. Y, is one of the
most delightful hooks on the shores of Long
Island Sound and he never tires sounding Its
praises to his many acquaintances. Daniels
loves the woods and is never so coutented as
when wandering over his country place, with It's
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Variety at the Orpheum.

The Barra troupe of instrumental comedians;
Mizaras and Thora, the French comedians;
Stuart, the male Patti; Cad Wilson, and a rich
array OF other attractions are offered at
Gustav Walters Orpheum-a place OF amuse-
ment that Is drawing largely.
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"The County Circus Experiment

ssThe County Circus Experiment
At the Stockwen has not reached the point Of
success anticipated, notwithstanding the great
lot of rough and tumble fun embraced in 1t, not
to mention the new ideas of a hotel conducted
by electricity and a horse that goes upstairs 10
find the number of his room with the key there
OF between his teeth. matinee performance
OF this piece will be given on Thursday next
Thanksgiving day-and the various parlOrs OF
the Native Sons of the Golden West have ar
ranged with Manager EllinghOuse for series
of benefits running from November 81 to De-
cember 2. New features will be introduced
into the County Circus" this week and to enjoy
them the Stanford football team of Palo Alto
the University to the white theater In body on
Thanksgiving day, when regular "rah, rah"
ructioD may be expected. The "Circus'' is now
running very smoothly.
1t Will be ended on December 4, when Mile
Rhea. the Belgian actress. who has made such
heroic efforts TO conquer the English language
(ever since Harry Sergeant brought her from
cess, will appear with her own company In a
production OF The Queen OF SheDa," which
the Eastern press pronounce very we'll
dressed piece, particularly in the case OF the
SabeaD queen. Her Maiesty Of old daZzled the
Jewish monarch as much by tho gorgeousness
OF her costumes as he surprised her by the pro-
fundty of his wisdom.
Then come In rapid succession Katie Putnam,
aud Fannie Rice in Jolly Surprises" and a
brand-DeW play called 'sMiss Innocence
Abroad" over which the PittsDnrgers recently
eDthused.
Elipghouse intends TO keep the "sacred 1res''
alight on the dramatic altar OF the white thea
people how well he can play Absalom Bates.
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sweeps of velvety lawn, its grand old naples
and locuSts, the umbrageOusness OF which must
be delightful IN the summer heats. Here he
can repOse and imagine himself in the Forest
OF Arden, singing with Amlens, Under the
greenwood tree, who lives to lie with me-"
Daniels Is also a lover Of animated nature, and
fond of trying experiments in hybridiZing ami.
mails. He has lately crossed Colorado burros
with Shetland stock, and the result is miDa-
ture pebald donkeys. Meanwhile the money
by which he is enabled 10 acquire real estate
and gratify all his whims comes 10 from tour
with his sbow-piece Little Puck" throughout
The United States. Ii seems an easy way to
make money, and TO make SO much Of il, too.
A little episode between Daniels and Sol
Smith Russell may with proprtety be men
tloned here. Daniels met Russell in Chicago a
short time ago, where Russell had just COM
pleted a 1000 week at the Chicago Grand
Opera-hoUse, and in his peculiarly quaint man
ner Russell was narraing bis experience 10
Daniels He attributed his great success on
his mode of living. Said he. II rise at 7 In the
morning. take a bath, breakfast lightly, take a
STROLL, then Pm ready for luncheon; then a
nap. then another bath. then a hearty
dinner, then another nap. the another
bath, and L find myself ready for the
one grand effort Of the twenty four
hours.' A week later, when In ST. Louis,
Daniels telegraphed Russell, II have followed
your recipe scrupulously during the past week,
and even went so far as 10 take four baths In one
day. and yet could only squeeze out $1,000 ON
the week."
The morning call., 1893-11-26

IL you are bilious, take Bsecham's Pill.
The morning call., 1893-11-26

Good Players Coming.
Duri.z the winter solstice our readers will
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
LYNCH LAW.

That there is something radically
wrong with the administration of
justice will certainly no longer he
denied 10y the leading lawyers and
the Judges throughout the union.
The fact that it is an impossibility
almost to pick mp IA daily newspaper
without reading the report of the
lynching of some criminal. is one
of the strongest proofs Of tho inud
equaey of the punishment Of crimi.
nails by courts and %juries. The
people who are forced to take into
their own hands the administration
OF the criminal law, when courts
have been organized and exist fol
that purpose, admit Il lack of faith
either in their judges, their juries
.Or the laws of their country, that
could sot be more strongly emplIa
sized than by participating in the
lynchings that are being reported
from day to day. The law makers
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
Specimen Cases.

5. II. Clifford New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism.
his stomach waSdisordercd ,his liver was
affected to All alarming degree, appetite
fell away aud he was terribly reduced ~
flesh and strength. Thrue bottles OF
Electric Bitttrs cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,. 4,
had II running sore on hi, leg OF eight
years standing. usod three bottles of
Electric bittcrs and seven buXes OF Buck
lens Arnica Saive, aud Uis leg is sound
and well. John Speaker. Catawhn, o.,
had five large fever sores ui. his log
doctors said he was ineHrable. One
bottle OF Electric Bitters aud one box OF
Buchlen's Ariica Salve cured him en-
TREY, Sold by A. Brandenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
PiTHY, POINTED AND PERTINENT.

EX President Harrison says :"lhr
heterogeneous politica. elements that
will meet at Washington in August
will represent free trade ana many
theories contrary to business stabil
ity," and. us usual, he Is right.
The safe deposit companies m.
making money ont Of the present
public dirtrI.st # banks, hut tie ycn
"ral public is losing Il thousand times
more from the SAINT cause.
No president yer succeeded in
writing Il message to cungrr>s that
vas not at one followed by Il chorus
oj p.ld you SOS, and Mr. cleveland
will not b" an cxc"ptiori,
~lIay-,rcd having had its day hay
is now enjoying an inning, aud Il
profitable II it is proving to he,
"J~ry Simpson want, 10 buy
Canada says II Washington dis
patch, Jerry must have saved con
siderable out Of his congressional
salary to think of making such an
investment.
"When old soldiers endorse Hoke
Smith" is the latest way of speaking
of something that will never occur.
The daily interviews in which comp
tr0llm of the currency Ecl;cls uunoun
ces "thut the worst is over, while
rather %monotonous, speaks we'll for
his good intentions, if not for his
Judgment,
Senator Hale sized up Secretary
Carlisle whom he said of him "a
good man, IN accomplished legisla-
tor, but profoundly unlearned and fl
nancial,' He is learning now, but
the country is pay n an awful price
for his teaching.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
5oand Liver .ad.esa Vol, Man

Are you bilious ,cOnstlpatud or trUub-
iod with JItinlite, sick headache, bad
taste in moutI, tout breath, coated
,"nGue' Dyspepsia, indigestion, not Gry
skin, pain in back anti between thd
shoulders, ciillls and lever, etc, Ii YOU
nave any OF these symptoms your liver Is
oil al order aud your blood is slowly
oeinS poisoned, bccanse your liver does
uot ACT properly. llERDINE will cure
any disorder of the liver, stomach or
bowels. II has no equal as II liver medi-
cine Price, Zoe, Fr,e sample hottles
tA' tr4lIo | berser's drug store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
Electric Hitters.

This remedy is becoming 50 well known
and 50 popular as to need no special mem
lion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist, aud It Is guaranteed
0 do all that is claimed, Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases Of the liver aud kid
noys, will remove pimples, boils snlt rheum-
and other affections caused by impure
blood will drive malaria from inc system
and prevent as well US cure all malaria
feveTs. For cure Of hpAdaclle, constipation
and indigestion try Electric Bltrers. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed or money refun 4od.
Price Doe AMI VI per bottle ut A. Rranden-
berger's drug Store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03

CHICAGO is now posing Us il good,
moral Sunday school town. 4 pc.
ton has been signed by seventy
thousand citizens requesting the
mayor b close the saloons on sun
days. There is Il suspicion that
there is a sinister motive behind it.
1T is believed that the seventy thou.
sand who wanted the saloons closed
would Immediately sign il petition
80 open the Worlds fair on Sunday.
1t is pretty bard for Chicago to fool
the country, especially us long as ii
has Carter Harrison for mayor.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
RHreaQ Of ~Lrformqhon.

III Burlington has recently c-tah-
iisi,HV II, y C~1U.luiCrt t,altn, az tt 81
faant ana CprItnodiois ~hGSgrngcr 81 a an
ut Chicago an Office designed o afford
Traveller information on the thouS nd
and une-thiGgS they need to know
with rc%"r'i To rates, runtcS, connections
aud accommodations. Il has been placed
IN tila"Ga ~ an experienced mnu, sup.
oiled Wi,h all railway guidss, maps aud
time-iable-, G"i Is known ~ the " Blu
renu OF lnlurnatiou." i i, Il place 10
wuirh nll travellers may apply for infor-
matIou, ar'. VII ra.fGu = tUl' a"d cor
rect answer. This il he 0nly oiu'e Of
he Mud west Of the scahtlr) cities =,
ANA 1t cannot bit prove 3 ilet3 and con-
veEiencG b the travelling %Irlisiiu, All
trains Of the Burlington enter and depart
from this station, aud the intelligent
and valuable service of the Bureau may
be enjoyed by all patrons Of this line.
\ =uGGia! pamphlet will be issued by
the Burlington ia The near iptlre giving
accurate Information A. t. how to get to
The Worlds Fair Grounds; how to St.
cure rooms and % Iara ut the various hO-
tcl,, boarding and lodlng HOUSES,
Trustworthy agents viii be at the G..
i. * q depot In Chicago, TO import MI
Information to visitors. Arrangements
will probably be made by which som"
traius will be run direct TO tho Worlds
Fair Grounds without change OF delay.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-03
This is pretty good.

Mr.. John e. h1udwiH, a carpenter Of
Danvi lie. HIS. writes. About, two
weeks ago Il heavy saw leg fell upon my
loot very badly crushing it, SO that / was
unable to walk NJ all. | sent for a bottle
81 Billiards. Snow LiIiment and kept my
mFa-%ell saturated. with it. IL is now two
weeks since this happened, and my foot
is nearly well aud ! am at work. Had |
not used Snow Eminent ! should have
been laid up at ieast two months. For
healing Wounds, Sprains, Sore; and
Bruises it has no equal. No inflamma-
ZION can eNist where snow Imminent i,
used. "Nou can use iLis letter,
Beware Of all white linimcnis substi-
tntod for Snow Liuimcut. There j. no
other linimclt lik" Billiards. SNOW !dni-
meat. Sold by a. GRANDCHILDREN.