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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-21

FOR the boys and girls, plush and cellulold
albums and toilet sets, nice and cheap. San.
born, Vail & Co.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE TERMS
l and under the authority of certain
Deed OF Trust, duly executed by JAMES
j. DOYLE, party of the first part, to HENRY @,
CAMPBELL and THADDEUs b. KENT, Trustees.
parties OF the second part, and tho SAN FRAN
part, lated February 20, 1888. and recorded In
the once OF the County Recorder Of tho City and
Liber 1859 of Doods. at pages AZ and following !:
Ana in pursuance OF resolution passed on the
Directors of said SAN FRANCISCO sAVINGS
UNION, Corporation, and the hold er OF the note
mo, IL. 3l5), to secure payment OF which the
aforesaid Deed OF Trust was executed, declaring
that default had been made Ia the payment of the
principal sum and other sums. due under said
directing said HENRY q. CAMPBELL and THAD-
DEUS b. KENT, trustees, to sell the real estate
we. HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B: KENT, Trustees do hereby give notice. that on
at IL O'Clock NJ Of that DAY, and at the Auction
SaIesroom of EASTON, ELDRIDGE &c o.. No.
francisco, State Of Californfa. we viii sell at
auction 70 the highest bidder. for cash in Gold
of land situate in the City and County of San
Francisco. State OF California, described as fol-
Commencing at q point on the EasterIy line OF
Stockton street. distant thereon, sixtyeight feet
and nine min inches l1s ana s-l2 feet) southerly
running thence Southerly along said line of
stockton street, si1ty-eight feet ana nine inches
EasterIy one hundred (lO0) feet: the6 CO at right
angles Northerly. sixty eight feet and nine inches
(6S and 9-l2 feet): and thence az right angles
westerly, one hundred (1UO) feet. to the point of
commencement
Being portion of FiftyVara Lot number four
hundred and si1ty-eight (46S).
Together with the appurtenances
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in Gold Coin OF the
United states; ten per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall of the hammer; balance de-
livery of deed; and II not paid, unless for want
of title (ten days being allowed for scarcely, then
said ten per cent to DO forfeited and the sale TO
be void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY c. CAMPBELL1 r-......
THADDEUL b. KENT ~AuS'eeos
de1S ri 26 % HAAS
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man. Senator Pugh, tomorrow The Tennes-
see members speak In the highest terms OF MI.
Clark
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W eak Men and Women

SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS, THE
- great Mexican Remedy; gives health and
strength to the Sexual Organs 5a2 sedt
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deis Il 2e 20 JAZZ 4 8
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-22

" Of men, but now that women have
come 10 re-enforce IL, we may look In
the course Of events for the accession
Of children, particularly OF those old
enough TO be OF use TO the
gardener and farmer. These peo-
pie know nothing OF law, and less
OF religion, while many of them can
read and write, but few can be said to
be intellectual, and even these ale apt
10 rldiculs the schools and to ask what
good education has done them. Day by
day new social problems are coming mp
and the attention of the thinking public
has been called to these elements in our
midst that endanger life and property.
The tramp has a vote, and, IL
need not be said, it is always
for sale. No matter who may be
busy. the tramp has ever ample leis-
ure. and be is ready, like damned
stream, to swell the great army OF the
irresponsible mob, whenever the bar
rlers are broken down. 1t may, per-
haps, be well TO spend millions for the
redemption of the soul OF the savage
African, or OF the contented Polynesian,
but in looking round for avenues for
the exercise Of philsnthrophy and hu-
manity, it might be well to give some
thought to the heather who are In our
midst. ALFRED H. CALHOUN
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Icepgr.al:.al

New York, April 2l.-Eugene San
dow, the most powerful man OF whom
we have any accurate record, has
message OF cheer 10 all who wish TO be
strong. 1t is his conviction that every
ordinary man may become like himseI
by following his Sdyice, and while TINS
advice NAV be skepticallylrecelved II Is
certain that be has discovered means
by which all OF Us may attain much
greater strength than we would other
wise naturally hope for. Sandow,
physically, was an ordinary boy. All
That be is he has made himself by sys-
tematic exercise.
His friends think that be has intro
duced new era in the culture OF tne
body. and has found practically new
science. lie is IA educated maa, ana
in that respect is different from most
professional strong men. do TOOK
course OF medicine and anatomy at one
OF the German universities, and he un'
derstands the position, use and proper
exercise OF every muscle In the body.
saw him not long ago, and he CON
scented TO give his views for the benefit
of those who wish TO cultivate their
strength.
,"What is your system for making
everybody strong" l asked.
That is broad question" he re-
plled, "aud one that we might discuss Tor
4 long time. Yet my plan j. so simple
that a child may easily understand IT,
First OF all, it is necessary To know
yourself, to be acquainted with the
muscles OF the body aud what they are
for. About the only exercises that /
advocate are practice with dumoOeIIs
and walking. do not believe IN gym
naslums as they are usually conducted
nor DO think that much real benefit Is
N be derived from horizontal bars,
travelling rings and the devices usually
found ia gymnasiums. Another obJec-
tiop.to the gymnasium is that It does not
nermit one TO take exercise In the open
mir. the qualities OF which are OF In
estimable value. | believe Ia walking.
and walk a great deal myself ana also
recommend cold baths, OF which | take
Two every day. In using the dum00elI
/ do not favor any half movements or
Aip.faps such as are often seen In gym
n,stic drills. They look very pretty,
hut do very little good. Exercise must
he taken regularly, and the weight OF
the dumbbell must, OF course, be suited
TO the capacity Of the person who is To
use IT,"
"Do you think that anyone, by fol-
lowing your advice, may become
strong?"
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"In harness. have lifted $500
pounds, and without any artificial aid
whatever | have raised weight OF
500 pounds, but never strain myself
in the least, aud really do not know
how much could lift All the things
that do are equally easy and | cannot
say that any one Is more difficult than
the others"
Shadows physicians afterwards In
formed me that this statement was
literally true, that Shadows strength
had never been fully tested. One OF bis
feats is TO support the weight OF three
horses. A gentleman once asked him
why he had the horses so fat. and he
replied that IL really made no differ
ence. for \ thousand pounds more or
less were nothing to bin.
Have any noted men ever placed
Themselves under your instructions?'
Yes; among my pupils have been
tho Prince Of Wales and the late En-
peror Frederick OF Germany"
Sandow is not easy 10 interview upon
matters which involve the suggestion OF.
seipraise. lie Is not only the strongest
OF men, but Is also the most modest and
the gentleSt ! asked him number or
questions which he excused himself
from answering, because his response
might have been taken as implying
criticism OF others. lie appreciates she
fact that no has been handsomely re-
ceived In this country. aud II is bis con-
slant care 20 avoid giving utterance TO
ANYTHING that might offend the people
OF the United States. In private life,
too, he is consideratc Of the feeling Of
others 10 n remarkable degree.
/ learned, however, from one who
knows his opinions OF Americans. THAI
lie thinks that we tax our brains az the
expense OF our bodies lie also c6nsld-
ers that many OF us, In buying our
clothing, consult fashion rather than
comfort, and whom we purchase sup
piles for the table we are apt 20 get
things that are high.prIced and not as
nutritious as food that 10 cheaper. he
regard ed the English and the Germans
a. physically our superl0rs.
Sandows ideas have been put into
practice extensively IN Austria add ia
Rome, and they are growing IN vogue
among the French and tho English. A
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WHEELING REGISTER, SUNDAY, APRIL o. 1894

man more beloved and popular than
General Richard James Oglesby, nor Is
there man living In Illinois, To-Day
who has fewer enemies and more warm
friends. General Oglesby was porn 10
Kentucky, February 25, 1925. WINE
yet child his parents removed TO III
nois, where be received common
school education and learned the car
penter's trade. He showed great me-
chanical genius, while vet youth, oy
inyenting rope making machine tnat
brought him in some moneyand enabled
him 10 study law. for which profession
be had an ambition. Although one OF
the most peaceful men in the world,
General Oglesby is naiural oorh sU'-
der. When the Mexican war oroAs
out, ne secured lieutenants commits
sion in the Fourth Illinois aud Iought
with great gsllantry during the war
On his return he resumed the practice
OF law. but in 1850 he caught the golo
fever and went TO the Pacific coast. lie
remained there but q short time, re-
turning 10 Illinois and his profession
At the breaking out Of the civil war,
he raised the Eighth Illinois Infantry
and for gallantry at Fort Donelson, was
breveted a brigadier. He distinguished
himself at COrinth, and IN 1864 was
placed 10 command or the 10Th corps:
Soon after this, owing 10 wounds ana
disability, he resigned and was elected
governor OF Illinois by large majority.
From 1873 20 1879, he represented III
nois in the United States Senate, put
declined a reelection. His friends
were determined, however, to keep him.
in office, and he was again made governor
for four years. General OgleSoy IS
fine type of the Western man, with
large frame, a frank, honest face and
manner that wins confidence 81 once,
and a character that makes permanent
friends.
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cruited by the accession OF large num-
bers Of womea, aud these, not the old
haggard and dsCrepit, by any means.
II the tramps united and travelled In one
large army, they would indeed be FORM
liable, but while there exists among
them a spirit o. camaraderie, they
have no idea Of organization, and as a
consequence, are rarely 20 be found
more than four together, usually two,
and now, one OF the two is apt 70 be a
woman. IL is a strange commentary
on our civilization, ana on the marriage
tie, which is the basis Of good citizen
ship and good government, that the
tramp regards marriage In much the
same way as do the birds OF the air, as
a thing 70 be entered into in the
spring, for mutual convenience,
aud ended 10 the fall for the
same reason. After some investigation,
this has been discovered 10 be the
method OF forming these temporary
marriage contracts. At\ this season,
when mated birds are flying northWard,
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tions. as at present. do nothing elses
except 10 walk"
What is your diet?"
81 live mostly on nourishing food,
such as beefsteak and chops, and avoid
pastry. Every night after my perfor-
nance is over 1 have a piece Of rare
roast beef. some rye bread with fresh
butter and q glass OF beer. Sometimes
at dinner drink q little wine, but
am very temperate with regard 10 slim
ulants. am fond OF fruit, but fruits
and vegetables do not make up large
part Of my diet. Beef is the foundation
Of it. ! occasionally smoke iighs
cigar.
Il sleep = great deal, usually nine or
ten hours"
How long do you expect 70 be aolo
to preserve your present strength?"
ION, indefinitely. l tell my friends
that l AN going 10 live TO be hundred
years old, and be just as strong when
reach the century mark as am now"
What Is the heaviest weight You
ever llfted?"
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home; the tramp is not necessarily law
less, but never has a home.
AS the New York tough is the pro-
RenitOr OF the most perfect type OF the
class in this country, so the New York
vagrant, or tramp, in himself illustrates
all the varieties 20 be found in the other
great cities of the Union. The hard
times Of the past year have added euOr-
mOUSly 20 the army OF homeless men
and women, but 10 would be mistake
and 40 Injustice 90 rank the temporarily
unemployed with those who are idle
from choice, or % class the honest
mechanic aud labore-, who has
grown heart-weary looking for work.
with the tramp who has horror OF
labor, and who weuld NOT DO work II he
could get 10. When the streams and
ponds began 20 freeze las, iaiI, when
the trees were leatless, ami The farmers
work FOR the year was done, wiki the
regularity of the seasons The tramps be-
gau 20 pour into the cities, and, New
York being the largest and most ac-
cessible, received the greater part.
During the daytime, excepting when
the weather was too inC.ement 90 permit
their being out doors, these trampS
swarmed IN all the ciiy's open spaces,
and occupied The benches 10 all
the public parks from the Bat
terry TO Harlem. At night, those
who bad succeeded in begging
money on tho plea that they were hon
est men out of employment, found lodg-
ings in the cheap bed houses along the
BoWerv, where fifteen cents would
secure a blanket aud cup OF coffee. A
great majority. however, found lods-
ings iu the cjty's many station houses,
while the veterans of the calling, soon
after arriving On the city, by ways well
known 90 themselves, succeeded In being
sent 20 the Island as paupers, until the
winter was over and the return Of the
robin and the blue-jay made them think
Of the country again.
Spring has returned and the great
army of tramps is preparing for us
fight into the country. Although they
number tens OF thousands 10 great pre-
variations are necessary. There are no
trunks 10 be- packed, no bills 10 be set
tied, no houses 90 be closed up and as
signed 10 the care OF watchmen, no
conveyances 20 be procured for the
transierance OF themselves and bag
gage. no country homes 90 be attended
TO or secured ia advance, for when the
tramp puts on his torn shoes, his
ragged coat and his shapeles hat
he is in complete marching order, equal
ly Indifferent to tho place that he is
about TO leave and 90 the point where
he NAV find q temporary home. The
time is on as when The trampS, old and
Young, alert and jecreplt, are hUrrying
from the city. It ,aere be any truth in
Entomology, these trauDs were born
without the love OF home or location.
The children OF wanderers themselves,
or more frequently outcasts who know
neither home nor parents, it is not TO
be expected that they would form any
strong attachments 20 any particular
place.
Six years AGO, while tramps by hun
dreds we're 10 bs found on all OF the
country roads during the summer sea.
son. IL was a rare thing 20 ind a wo-
man among them; now, however this
lie changed, and while the men are still
largely iu the majority, 10 Is iamentaoie
10 see that their ranks have been re.
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a nation We are behind the times ia ibis
matter. although a great mauy persona
both men and women, have recently
been attracted By Shadows assuTanceS'
have attended his lectures aud are
training with more or less diliRencs ac-
cordlng 20 his system.
DR.. c. n. Msrsereau. Shadows meoi'
cal adviser. IS thoroughly familiar with
bi, physlsne. and has al OF phy'i-
clans enthusiasm for tho perfect man
Ue told me 10 glowing terms thai San
dow was not only person Of "ondsrihi
strength, but that bis figure was eK'
oulsftefy beautiful. and ois develop
men; 10 every part proportienhte' hs
head l. shaped like that OF the Apollo
and his features arc cast Ia Greelan
mold.
"He Is only twentY-slr years old ana
is growing stronger all the time, shih
DR. Hersereau. I'm the few months
that iptervsned between last summer
aod last winter, during all OF when
time he was giving exhibitions, ne
gained frlly the strength Of three men:
"Nr. Shadows height Is 5 feet so
tnches. and bis weight when stripped 70
100 MOUNDS. His normal chest measure
ment Is A. inches TIE chest OF "a
ayerage man IL % inches round, ana
uygilists and athletes reach a. nlgn -
40 inches Mr. S6ndoU's expansion =
"a laches. go that during expansion hls
chest measures ci inches. Al ordi-
nary man expands his cbeasi ? inches'
and = good expansion Is incnea
Tbs'best record, excepting sandoW'sh
6 inches. which was made 10 Rome. 80.
YOU see. SaDdoS has good inenes
above al riyais."
sssdow tells you that what he has
done you may DO.
Isli rot. "a said a. the beginning
message Of encouragementI
dEOgGE VI. SMITH
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ing the Mexican war. Before the war
closed be was appointed second lieu
tenant in the regular army and was
breveted for gallantry in the attack on
Chapultepec. After the Mexican war
he was transferred to the artillery ana
and saw some hard service in the In
dian country. At the beginning OF the
civil war, he was assigned TO the adJulant
generals department. and occupied
position on that staff till the time OF
mis- retirement, few years ago, when
was adjutant general of the United States
army. He is a man OF medium height,
intellectual looking, and has the fac
ulty of speedily changing his acquain-
tances into friends.
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RESTING ON
THEIR LAURELS.
FAMOUS SOLDIERS WHO NOW LIVE IN THE
WESTERN STATES
Don Carlos Buen H,ads the List-Brilliant
Records and Present Whereabouts Of Generals
Cox. Drum, NcCook, Merritt Miles, Nsgley,
Oglsby Ods, Rugsr, Wallacs AlgT and
Oilers


New YORK, April, Ell am inform
ed that there are surviving, to-day, over
one thousand man who are entitled TO
be addressed aS''GeneraL." These are the
colonies and lieutenant colonels, who,
at the close of the war, received the
brevet rank in recognition OF their bra
very in the field, and their faithful SER
vices 10 the Republic.
There was a time, in the early history
Of the war, when the name OF General
Don Carlos Buell. was as popular as
that Of Abraham Lincoln. He was re-
garded as the man who could drive
the enemy from the valley Of the Miss
issippi, and then swing around TO meet
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themselves Of the shelter afforded by
the station house or the Island.
The female accession 10 the army OF
tramps OF Ia.e-years presents many sad
features, and seemingly inSurmOuutab.e
obstacles 20 those interested In the ele-
walton of the masses. lt is not unusual
90 find women tramping alone and SIN
PIE handed, under which circumstances
they get along even better than when
accompanied by men, for they are more
fertile IN resources, and more
readily adapt themselves TO
their environment. In addition
90 this they have more
resources I'm themselves. They arc
quite as skjllful aud able IS the men in
the farming work they undertake, In
addition 10 which they eau sew aud do
household work, which is entirely out
Of the reach OF the men. Farmers and
villagers, perhaps because OF the nov
eltv. regard more fav0ra6.y women
than men trampS. They appeal to the
symDathies and hospitality Of coun-
try folk, and being usually fer
tile of speech, and with active
imaEinations, they sre never at loss
to frame appropriate stories 10 excite
the sympathy aud benevolence OF those
whom they can get TO listen. 1t is
curious fact that one never finds among
these women memb erS OF what NAV be
designated as the middle class. They
are either very ignorant and degraded
or remarkably intelligent, and with owl
dence OF refinement about them which
their ragged raimentS cannot hide
nor their evident poverty
wholly conceal. Ia the for
uer case il is possible that they may be
making an effort 20 better their condi-
ZION. though the chances are that they
are spending their objectiess lives in
wandering and moving on; in the latter
case ;uey are invariably women with a
story that they conceal from the pub
lie. a story OF error. il may De, perhaps
Of crime. but never devoid Of romance,
and never, IL the truth were known,
showing that they were themselves en-
tlrely responsible for their degradation.
Althoug these people are never seen
with children, possibly never have any,
vet. wear by year, the great army OF
trampsS Is increasing. IL is not long
aimee this army was composed exclusive
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strong?''

Eyes. Even those who arc emaciated
by disease may be greatly improved
and with those who are not III. Of
course, much better results are possible.
The case OF nv manager. Mr.. Iiegield.
may be taken as an example. Before be
began 10 train he was man OF average
strength and size, weighing about 40
pounds. His weight has increased 70
los pounds. and be Is able TO raise a
UNDERGROUND dumbbell above his head
with ease.
"What ara the possibilities as 10
strength Of the average man. that is 20
say, may he become what we usually
consider an athlete?'
"There Is not the slightest doubt OF
IL. Not only may he become an athlete.
but firmly believe that be may acquire
strength equal 20 my own. II he will
pursue the same rigid discipline thai
| have pursued. II ! had a child ]
would begin 20 develop bin at the age
Of two years"
DOCS your system apply TO women
as well as men?"
at does In a modified form. To be-
gin with. II seems 20 me that the dress
worn by women nowadays prevents
their foil development, aud results In
great deal OF harm. II they would
take proper outdoor exercise believe
that there would be no more Of this
hysterla aud these nervous complaints
With which they are afflicted.
"My system may also be applied as
means Of treating diseases, especially
those affecting the luags and the hear,
and. indirectly, kidney trouble which
a better circulation would have ten
Geucy 20 relieve"
In this connection IL may be well 70
say that number OF prominent ply
slcians 10 New YORK. who have beeo me
Interested in Shadows teachings have
had plans drawn for model gymna-
SUM. which IS 10 be located above 10th
street. and OF which SAnoow is 70 be
The director The frst f0or will be 90
arranged that it may be thrown into
one large apartment. and IN this place
the pupils or patients will go through
their exercises. Having done 50, they
will pass Immediately into another
room that has been freshly ventilated,
and in this way they will secure pracii-
eally the benefit Of the outdoor air.
"Were you always remarkably strong,
even as child" l asked.
"No. was not, ADD nslther OF my
parents was very powerful. began TO
train 20 some extent az the age Of slx-
teen, and al eighteen | set out 10 ear
nest 10 follow the course In which
have since continued. That was eight
years ago. Ny system has been per-
fected brtween two and three years"
What constitutes your daily ezsr-
cIseg"
"WhIle am giving. public exhIbI-
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THB EXODUS
OR THB TRAMP.
tXE OF TEE QUEER FEATURES OF RslURN-
ING SPRING.
Poor Wanderers Who Fave No Hons-Ths FEMALE
Tramp P-o51c; o. the Las! Five Y'ars-How
She ana Hsr Male Tramp Pursue Ihs.r sum
msr Waaisri1ss - The Army Yearly In
eTSasiaG


The vagrautis a product Of civiliza-
tlon, and the higher the civilization the
more there is OF him. Every country
has its own particular type, and there IS
no mistaking the one for the other
Those who have not studied this matter
carefully are apt TO confuse the tramp
with the tough" but they are entirely
distinct species OF the genus homo. me
tough is lawiess, but usually has
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large fortune, but unlike most rich men,
bis benefactions are wide and liberal,
and the poor OF Detroit. his home, have
good reason 10 look up to him as their
friend. STANTON EDWARD.