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GOES TO THE MAYOR.

The vote by which the water order was
passed to print indicated a disposition on
the part OF the board to dispense with the
Mayors official consideration Of the
order. 1t also indicated that the mystic
rious process of reasoning which has
p distinguished the deliberations of former
boards, bringing members enough Of one
conclusion to override veto had become
an Inheritance of the present board. But
these signs and promises were brought to
naught by the action Of Supervisor James
in casting his vote against the final passage
Of the water bill. The bill passed by vote
Of to 4, and will stand If the Mayor signs
1t. Whether or not the bill becomes law
there is relief in the fact that it was not
made law by the action Of nine members.
There Is no doubt whatever of the justice
Of an order making heavier reduction
than is made by the one Just passed. The
Rogers order provides revenue to pay in.
terest and dividends on all the company's
stock, watered and otherwise But it is
not always possible to effect a full measure
OF reform at once. One thing is certain !;
the public win be more readily reconciled
to an order that bears the Mayors sigma
ture than to one passed by vote Of nine
Supervisors.
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A BALL0T-coUNTINd MACHINE.

year ago the New York Legislature
passed bill which allows the use of the
Myers ballot machine at elections for local
purposes. This machine has cume into use
very generally in country towns and dis
tricts, and it appears TO perform its work
with extraordinary accuracy and expedi-
ton. II is perhaps the only machine ever
heard of in politics that may be accounted
pure and undefled. This characteristic it
possesses because it Is contrivance of auto
matte mechanism that cannot be tempered
with when at work; cannot be adjusted TO
give wrong record or count, and is so
speedy In its methods that the results of
poll are known within few minutes from
the moment the last ballot is voted. The
New FORK Tribune states that the machine
has registered many thousands of votes and
has never made an error. There has been
no attempt to discredIt its self-recording
work. At Brighton, Monroe County. the
votes for forty-six candidates were within
six minutes afte- the close Of the poll all
transferred to the poll clerks books, read
over and verified. The Lockport Sun thus
describes the operation of the machine:
The greatest beauty Of the many admirable
features Of The machine, however, Is the dis
penslng with all possibility Of Intentional or un-
spectors. Under the Myers system the moment
the secret compartment Is unlocked at the close
OF the election The vote is announced, and may
be photographed, or in a dozen other ways abso-
lutey recorded beyond The possibility OF a
change in any way. The town election, Eaes.
day, ended al 6:3s; at 6:39, just one minute
later, the result of tile vote on Supervisor was
known and had been transcribed by hundred
pencils. Inside OF ten minutes the entire ticket
was transcribed by the same spectators. Now,
imagine that sort Of work In Presidential cleo
ton; the vote OF every district in the State
known and fixed beyond the possibility Of
change or contest within one minute after the
polls are closed. Contested seats, tiansposed
returns, misspelled names, wrongly indexed
ballots (Which lost Senatorial seat this wfntei)
stealing balIot-boxes and waiting four or five
hours for the votes to be counted, become In
stantly thing OF the past.
A bill is now pending 10 the New York
Legislature to sanction the blanket ballot
at elections In the State generally. The
Tribune approves of the measure, and be-
lieyes it will become law, In which event
the Myers ballot machine will be used. The
blanket ballot is doubtless the same In form
as that which was employed at the last
election in California and gave so much
trouble in counting. It Is possible, as our
contemporary admits, that the invention
may not give so favorable results in great
cities as IN towns, but that is not thought
to be likely. IL not tempered with it will
do Its duty. 1t will not faIsify, but 1t may
be deranged. Probably there is more danger
OF underhand trickery and fraud in cities
than in rural districts. After recent ex-
periences San Francisco will watch this
experiment with the keenest interest
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and bootblaek studies for pictures, is OF
medium height, white bearded aud rudy.
He is upward of 60 years old and is the
father OF nineteen children.
Uncle Jerry" Rusk's official successor in
the Agricultural Department. Secretary
Morton. who is practical farmer, declares
that he eau husk more corn in given time
than any man west of the Missouri River.
Mrs. Ii. H. Riddleberger. widow of the
late Virginia Senator Announces that here
after her newspaper at Woodstock. the
Shenandoah Herald. is to be independent
OF all political parties or factions of par
ties"
The collection of books. manuscripts,
paintings and drawings ones belonging to
Bayard Taylor and presented by his widow
to the public library of West Chester, Pa.
is jealousy guarded by the librarian. II
Will soon be arranged for exhibition.
Alyah Bradish, the venerable Detroit
artist, who has just completed an excellent
portrait of President I. w. Palmer of the
Worlds Fair for the Columbian Club build
ing at Chicago. has the honor of being the
only artist who ever secured a sitting from
Washington Irving
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BETTER THAN THE LAW.

State Prison Director Sonntag defends
the parole act on the ground that the CON-
missioners will make the act better than it
is. Mr.. Sonntag says that no prisoner will
be released on parole who has only served
one year Of his term. The act says that
prisoners may be paroled when one year Of
sentence has been served, providing they
can convince the commissioners that they
have reformed. But the commissioners an
nounce IN advance that they will not be
convinced until the prisoner has served a
longer part OF his term. Whatever may be
The intentions of the commissioners they
cannot control their successors. CoDse-
quently they cannot make an act better
than it is. A wise administration Of law
may mitigate its bad features, but an act
must be judged on its letter-not on the
spirit in which it may be Interpreted.
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NO MONEY IN SIGHT.

1t is now said that the treasury has no
money with which to deport such Chinese
as may fail to register. The treasury idea
seems TO be to hold the act imperative
until Congress makes an appropriation.
The failure of Congress TO pass an appro-
priation at the last session was due to a
general belief that one would not be needed.
The Democrats started in to make a record
for economy, and il they did not succeed
very well, the fact that they had economy
in their minds may be held responsible for
law for the enfor Of which no pro-
vision was made. There is no means of
knowing what course the administration
will pursue. but it is not probable that so
important measure as this will be prac-
ticaily nullifed for want of a few thousand
dollars.
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years hence the superiority will not be
maintained. In secoHd-class battle-shlps
and cruisers England has a considerable
superiority over France and Russia. A
preference Is now being shown for cruisers
with curved armor decks in place of side
armor. but some large vessels Of the cruiser
type are being planned which it is said will
be superior to any vessels alOat in speed,
coal endurance and strength of armor.
There is no finalty in these matters. Il is
a constant war of skill between the artiller-
ist and the naval architect. If anything
may be said with an approach 10 certainty
it is that warships OF $4,000 tons are mis-
take. The gun. the ram and the torpedo
will sink the biggest as they will the small
est vessels. The latter may be as useful,
and they cost less.
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ALL THE TRAFFIC WILL BEAR.

A correspondent Of the Bulletin directs
attention 10 the fact that wheat is carried
from San Francisco to Cork at a less charge
than from points 200 miles from Port Costa
10 that port. TIE charge on California
wheat to the port OF shipment was fixed on
the principle of charging all the traffic
would bear. The wheat-grower would pay
Southern Pacific prices to get bis product to
tidewater rather than let 1t rot in the
ground. The company had the wheat
grower In its grasp and it proceeded to
squeeze him. 1t is no wonder the wheat
growers have complained that there is no
money in the business. Wheat is heavy
and bulky in proportion to value and can
not stand exoTbitant charges SO well as
hnished goods of greater value in proper
tioR 70 weight. But the wheat has always
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The success of NJ. Paul Blouet MAX
0RelD in Australia has been very great In
deed
Nine. de Lessons, wife of 'le Grand
Francois" can write equally well in French
and English. She wrote novel several
years ago and published it anonymously.
The University of Cambridge, England.
has conferred the degree of doctor of
science ON Professor Rudolph Virchow. the
celebrated German pathologist and anthrop-
ologist.
Seth Low has aged rapidly since he be-
came president OF Columbia College. His
voice, however, still retains its melodious
tone and his manner is as graceful and fas-
cinating as ever.
Artist J. G. Brown. who makes newsboy
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525 Montgomery street near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock P N. BRANCH OFFICES: 7lO Market
street near Kearny, open until O'Clock midnight;
s3e Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock; sos
Isrkin street, open until 80 O'Clock; sw. corner
Sixteenth and Mission streets. open until o'clock;
25ls Mission street, open until O'Clock NJ. : and
JIG Ninth street. open until $50 p "
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The Invention of a Genius.

A New York genius has invented ma
chine for the lf-propulsion Of ships. 1t
consists of long strong platforms rugged out
on either side of vessel that rise and fall
with the roll of the waves and operate a
propeller. The motion of these platforms
In strong sea would be similar to that of
the pump handles of the old-fashioned fire
engines when the boys" were shaking
her up lively" The inventor thinks that
the tendency of these outriggers would be
to steady the vessel as well as to force it
forward. They would operate 10 dead
calm nearly as we'll as in storm, for the
ocean is never at rest.
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SURSCRTpTION RATES

DAILY CALL dneudng sundays SO eryearby
. ~ postpaid; 10 cents per week. or 65 cents per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
five eopies, three months. Sc 20. SUNDAY CALL
(Ei1teen pages). 81 30 per year, postpaid SUNDAY
CAlLaud WEEKLY CALL. 81 % per ear.postpad
WEEKLY CALL Is pagesl, 81 per year, postpaid
TBF CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts.
rCl Will the editor enter into correspondence 70.
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An electrical process for making indigo
consists of oXidzlng the yellow liquid
formed from the dried plants stepped in
water by passing an electric current through
1t from copper electrodes. The indigo thus
formed is said to be purer and finer than
that produced in the usual way.
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HE CALL CALENDAR.
MEDNEspAY...
NOTICNI

Any Of our patrons ,chO fail to find THE
EoRNING CALL for sale bu tratn-6oys
Uih coIger fdror By notifying this office Or
NgQct. naming Tie date and train.
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TWIN PEARS PARK. "A petition was for.
waTded 10 the Board OF Supervisors yesterday by
j. +. Mccarthy. asking that body 10 make pro-
vision In the tax levy for grant Of $1,000 to
$500 to Improve the park given to the ely
within the last year, running from Slanyan
street 10 The Twin Peaks line. between Thirty
second and TbiTty-third streets.
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JAP bras nests. 1oc. rOwnseDd's.

To SELL A GRAvEYARD.-The Sheriff. Israel
Congregation and The Emanuel Congregation.
who Jointly own the lot at Cough and Vallejo
streets formerly used as a buryinE ground, have
petltioned the Superior Court to be allowed 20
sell the same for $4,000
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WEATHER Predictions.

Cfdri Forecast for Twonty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Wednesday.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCIsCo, March %. 1881
san Francisco and viciDity-Fair weather; cooler
BY Wednesday; variable winds
p T. JEN KISs. Local Forecast ofeisl.
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FOREIGN NAvIEs.

According to the First Lord of the Ad-
miralty in England the British navy Is su-
perior for the present in battle-ships to that
Of France and Russia combined. but four
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CoRDELLI Is NOT PREsENT.-The disappear
ance of Frank COrdelli an Italian youth, Is
years OF age, was reported TO the police yester.
day. lie has been missing sinee Sunday when
he left home for The Chm House. be Is IittlS
"Of" in his head.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-03-29

Has been used over Fifty Years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, soItens the
g ums alays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the
bowels aud is the best remedy tor Diarrhea
whether arising from teething other eaus-s. For
sale by Druggists in every part OF the world. BE
sure and ask 70 Mrs. Wtnsow's Soothing Syrup.
25c a bottle
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FUR SALE At
New York.. .BRENTANo BROS. Union Square
Chicago. Stand Palmer House
NeN orleans, GALLuT a JOUBERr,
l15Ia Common IT,
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cAL1ronN1A giace fruits. 5oclb. Town.end'.. =.

HARD ON HIGHBINDERs.-Yee SAM the high
binder. who was found guilty oy jury on Mon
day OF carrying concealed weapon, was sem
fenced by Judge Joachimsen yesterday TO pay a
fine Of $3.50 or be imprisoned for $50 days, the
heaviest ueuattV
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AUCTION sALEs TODAY.

rrrNI7uBr.-By Geo. F. Lainson. at 1918 Geary
ST, II clock.
FuRNIrURE.-By F. S. spear & Co.. at 81 ana So
suffer St. at 10 O'Clock
FURN1TURE.-By Frank W. ButteraeId. at 3Oi
Suffer ST.. at Il O'Clock.
FrRNlrURE.-By ;. Bssoh at l1Is Suffer st. at
I sfc
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MERIT wins, and the fact that Hoods sarsapa-
riila actually accompiishes what is claimed for it,
is what has given this medicine popularity aud
sale greater than that OF a ny other blood purifier
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his Music DIDN'T CHARM.-J. a. Farrell, a
professional BAN player, was yesterday seu-
fenced TO pay a fine OF $40 for disturbing the
peace of the residents OF Grant avenue, from
Posi- 10 GeaIY streets. ON MONDAY nignI.
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TO LEASE.

FLOWER GARDEN. COVERING 2 BLOCKS: IN
4 fine conditions: together with houses material
etc easy terms. Apply DUHES d HOFFMAN,
III sutter 81 mrzS StS
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TOMMY WAS CAUGHr.-Tommy Sullivan. IA
years OF age, escaped from the ST. Vincent
Orphan Asylum. near San Rafael on Saturday
but was captured al the ferries yesterday by
Omcer Dowd and locked up III the CiIy Prison.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL


Potter building. New York City. isproyided with
fluof California papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
SuuAlL IateS and sample copies furnished.
+ X. MISCH Manager.
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been made TO pay pretty much all the diff
ference between the cost Of production and
value in the selling market.
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soLlp cream eggs. all colors. rownsend,s. !.

MAY YET PAY SALARIKs.-On Inquiry at the
city treasury yesterday IT was learned that
there Is SIN bare chance that March Salaries
may be paid, il any additional money is turned
into The treasury to-day. No bills have been
regiSteFedtas vet
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EASTER cards and booklets at Sanborn, Vail
& Co.'S. All sizes and prices
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GLASS boots with bird. eggs and candies fol-
Easier, l5c. ToMnsendls
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The MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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EASTERN Tolrists-Special discount on large
quantities. California Glazed Fruit" Town.
sends, 627 Market ST., Palace Hotel building. "
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VERY artistic lamps made out OF vases or
jardlnieres at moderate cost by Nathan, DOhr-
mann & Co., l22 10 1872 Suffer street, below
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" ANTED-BY WHOLESALE FIRM, A STOR r
- on Market ST., bet. First and Second, with floor
area OF not less than 5000 square feet, which can
De partly In lofts OF basement, but must have suf
nelent amount OF space; first floor for Ofces and
display OF goods Address, stating number OF 5uilu-
Ing. c.. box l. this oflca MIRO III
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AGENTS WANTED.
w ANTED = GENERAL AGENTS SELLING
w new articles TO dealers; exclusive territory; no
competition; no capital required: 200 to 500 per
cent profit Columbia Chemical Company S97
seaSMlek ST.. Chlcago. III mrs 81 We Su
MISS CAMILLA AVERY. SOUTH BEND. IND
IVA box D, pays ladies SIS week for writing etc .
at home Reply with stamped envelope. mrl 5wesul2
A GENCS-wORLD'S FAIR ADVERTISING MA
n chine S25 daily; steady work: visit stores only:
stamp samples. The ARC Racine, WIS q Thsa u IL
A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY Ann
n county OF each State and Territorr of the
United states to Sell BY subscription the .'Statis-
tctan and kconomist' OF 1898, which will shortly
issue from the press. revised enlarged and contain.
ing more new matter more different su bieets
brought down to q later date than any nreyiousIy
Issued The "Statistlcran" IS now In its sevea-
teehth year OF publication, and is known and has
iized world. - ~ w
To experienced agents and no Others need apply
the best territory not taken will be given and the
best comm lssions offered For particulars address
the undersigLed, giving experience and references
10 not call; no time for interviews L. p Nc
CARIf sl4 California ST.. S. r.. Cal. mrl9 I'm
w ANTED = STRICTLY RELIABLE MEN TO
" act az agents for magazine. CHARLES
SCRlBNEk'S SONS, Croker Building Post and
Market stS mrs N,
ROOMS WANTED
. OR ROOM FURNISHED FLAT FOR gem
- tleman and wife. Address A. j. N. boz Ia4
Call Branch. mr2S ara
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Any AsYLUM.KEEPER KNOWS ALL DENTAL
n gases dangerous; by my wonderful secret
extracted psinlesSy thirteen nrst prizes for naest
filing crownWork. bridgework and plates I rec
omnend my dental college that has removed from
117O Market It TO l Fifth st, cor. Market you can
have good dental work done at my college for one
half The price the cheapest dentists charge
ID ose wishing me TO do the work call at my main
once q O'Farrell ST. examination AT both places
fre mr. q IEEk.
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II ONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AT Los GATOs;
~ English, Latin and modern languages: S25 to
$50 month; extensive grounds: excellent table:
san Francisco references. Address MRS. H. b.
VAN HARLINGEN. box BIZ Los Gntns Cal fn n
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STORIES WANTED


2 OR ROOM FURNISHED FLAT FOR GEN.
- tleman and wife. Address A. j. NJ boy ia
Call Branch. mroS ~
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

"A ANTED-4 MATTRESSES FOR COUNTRY
w hotel and springs SO: German girl for general
housework san Rafael SIS, see party here 10 80
COOK for small family. Oakland, S25; 2 waitress s
city hotel, $40: chambermaid assist waiting.
$50: restaurant Mattresses. So to S. week: sec
ond girl. $40 to $40 girls for housework city and
country, Sl5 to $50. C. h. HANSEN d CO., no
Geary st.
NURSE TO CARE FOR INFANT: TO LIVE IN
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PERSONALS.


EXTRA FINE HOWARD GOLD WATCH
n and chain; new; be bought at bargain.
Address b. b. box las. CAL Branch mr2g 2ts
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EDUCATIONAL.

A CADEMY OF LANGUAGES ODE FiLtPPh,S),
n $40 Pr 81 St; established ST. Prof. De Filippp
graduate OF the academies OF Paris and Madrid
continues TO instruct IN Spanish and French by HIS
slmpllhed practical method saving months of
study mr267t%
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w ANTED - MANDOLIN. GUITAR BANJO
w note players for club rehearsaIs Professor d.
MANSkIELD. artistic perLormsr. l705 Market. u
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~ ANTED-PLACE BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN TO
W take care Of gentleman's place; good gardener;
can milk and take care of horses; city country.
Address s. NJ. 8 Cough ST. mrs ST.
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MERCANTILE COLLEGE 4 NORMAL SCHOOL,
NJ Golden Gate & Van less. Day evenings. Is 81
CCHoUL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL ELEJ
- trieal engineering. surveying, architecture as
saying; estab. 1864 A Van der Naiiien. 72S Market
A WEEK,s NEWS FOR BCENTS-THE WEEKLY
~ CAtr In wrapper. ready FOR mailing.
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A 7. BRILLIANT. 2o9 MASON ST, SELLS
n dress goods. cloaks, curtains carpets furnI-
ture rugs; small weekly payments; open evenings Ct
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NJ ISS NJ E KNOTT DREsSMAKER: SUITS IN
w latest styles country orders promptly attended
to. 527 Post St mrll ym
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DREssAIAKERs.

STYLIsH SUITS FROM SIS UP; COUNTRY Or
- ders promptly filed. ll57 Market mig 3m
900 EDDY-STYLIsa SUITS FROM SO Up;
COo country orders promptly filed mr26 7t$
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CPANISH AND FRENCH THOROUGHLY AND
= rapidly. Melstsrscha l22 OlEarreIl. mrI 8 In
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

E1RST-CLASS SECOND GIRL. WITH REFER.
ences, desires situation. Apply TO j. +. eros
EFT d CO., 3l2 Suffer 1T.
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I{OUGlT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD SILVER
- by mail to tho old reliable house OF COLEMAN,
81 Third ST., f.; will by return mall the cash;
u amount satlsfacLorv viii rernrn rnId nr3I
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IN. = PER SET; To PLEASE OR NO CHARGE:
u | Milling 81; ext soc. DR. PERRY, 8 Mason. Il
HOLTON DENTAL SSoCIATTuN. sO6 MARX Ell
ORt DIR CHARLES W. DECKER. ieStt
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mo BUY DOZEN GOOD SECOND HAM
l. chairs for a hall. Address ID. e.. box ia Can
Branch once. mr2S 5tt