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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-16
CANTA CLARA COUNTY.

NAINIA OLAhA COUNTY.
The most delightful and richest part of the State
and within 12 hours of San Francisco.
Several fine homes, orchards and farms for sale
by MCAFEE BROTHERS,
Real Estate Agents,
10S Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


ONLY 500 PER FRONT FOOT: LOT 5Ox2oO;
" choice location: street work done; stone walks;
exchanges made in city and county real estate,
To rent-House, rooms near Chestnut station;
house, 10 rooms, near Morton station; both
furnished.
T. F. BAIRD, 1903 Park st., Alameda.
. NEW ALL MODERN HOUSES TO EX-
y change for San Francisco residence property;
number OF choice houses 10 rent E. D.. JUDD,
1924 Park st., Alameda
JIOR IMMEDIATE SALE NEAR SCHOOL
Il and station; streets improved and severed.
$2250-$50 cash, $25 monthly 30xl00 cottage,
rooms and bath.
s24O0-S5O cash, $50 monthly 81 :6xlOO cot
tage, rooms and bath.
$3250-$50 cash, $50 monthly; 3SxlO0; corner
house in fine condition; rooms and bath.
S3250-$200 cash, $50 monthly; 37xll0; ele-
CANT colonial cottage; z rooms and bath.
$3S50-$200 cash, $35 monthly: 37xl20; hand
some new cottage, rooms and bath.
Houses TO rent from SO up.
Open Sunday and holidays.
MARCUSE & KENNEL,
Bay-street station, Alameda, and 62S Market St.,
San Francisco.
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VNHE GREATEST BARGAIN ON THE FACE
of the globe; 2-story house of rooms and bath,
beautifully located in the Mission: lot 25x99 e,
and all he asks is $3.50,
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VERY CHEAP.
$4,000 each--2 lots on Fell ST., near Baker; each
25x137 g; street paved with bituminous rock
stone sidewalks; side sewers laid TO lots.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
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DRICK BUILDING FOR BUSINESS PROP
ID erty on Market st. rent $1,000 year.
Corner Pacific ave- and Baker st., 55xl37 6 #. /;
price, ST., 900.
E. side Stanyan stu bet. Carl and Frederick sts.;
25x10O; price $4,000.
5Ox127:6 #. on Jackson St., overlooking the Pre-
sidio and bay; 5000.
Two modern houses, of 8 rooms each, at Park,
25x137:6 it.: electric road passes houses price
reduced from $4,000 TO $4,000; make offer.
2-story brick house OF rooms, with stable, In
South Park; lot 45xl25 it,; price $1,000.
Lot on Duncan st., bet. Noe and Castro; 25x114
feet: price $500.
Cottage house, 1857 Dolores ST.; rooms and
bath basement; on each side Of Dolores St.; 25x9s
feet.
Apply TO G. G. BEMIS, Real Estate and Land
Agent 824 Montgomery street.
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GQH0 TO $3.50 A LOT-THE SECOND HALF
spocO of our beautiful block IN the Academy
Tract is now offered to purchasers very easy
terms. The block faces on Mission St., at the
present terminus OF the Mission-st electric cars
There are new cottages it, all built by parties
who have bought within the last three months.
Our representative George A. Turner. is on the
property every Sunday. If you intend buying, you
would do we'll to look at this property before max
ing your selection.
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PROPERTY 70 EXCHANGE,


ITO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
30S acres level land Colusa County; i'm
proved worth $4,000. .,,............... $500
BIT acres farming land near Redding. ....... 5000
% acres, Paiaro Valley, in bearing orchard $500
20 acres near WatsonvilIe; orchard improved $500
stock, ,....,....-.e, 600
920 acres improved in hay, ETC.. on line Of
railroad; station. .........,............... $500
1912 acres, Santa Rosa; elegant improve
ments. .......,............ 49,. 5000
improvements ................... 5000
$50 acres near Napa: improved. ............ 5000
81 acres, Los Gatos; orchard improved. -. 5000
so acres. Santa Cruz; 1000 trees; worth more $500
The above all bargains, and all income
properties.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS.
IA Montgomery St., near Market, San Francisco.
which contains list of properties for sale in all
parts of the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
600 a and Easement aAG 6ay-w MFG resi-
dence of 10 rooms and bath; brick foundation:
stone walks: all modern improvements: nice lawn
and garden; fine views; elite location; north of
Market street; large lot, 62:6x137:6.
CeO0O SCOTT ST; sUBsTANTIALsBAY-
IUOOOO. window residence of 8 rooms and
bath; brick foundation, etc; all latest improve
ments: lot "a :9Xl063; small amount cash; bal
ance same as rent; exceptionally easy terms.
GT0O0 GOOD INVESTMENT; s. STORY
foundation etc.; stable; one-half OF lot vacant 50x
100; 14th st.
G0SO0 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
SlooOO- get nice home in the Western Ad-
dlton cheap; 4 beautiful new, modern bay-windOw
cottage OF rooms and bath; all latest improve
mentsi lot ZoN9O; street bituminizeG.
$1,000 CHEAP; GOOD p STORY BAY
u tOUU. window residence of rooms and
bath; brick foundation; all modern Improvements;
stable, etc.; house alone cost $500 TO build; lot
4SXllo; owner forced TO sell.
G06OO POSITIVELY MUST BE SOLD, ON
ND-OOO. account of i'll health of the owner;
and bath each; rent $27 per month: lot 25x125;
near Geary-st. cable road no reasonable OFFER re-
fused.
0ODS0 MINNA ST, y. SIDE; COTTAGE 8
DZACO. rooms and lot 25X75; street accepted.
o09OO 18TH ST: BUSINESS LOCATION;
DAOUU. cottage of rooms; could be raised
and store put underneath; mortgage OF SlSOO at 7
per cent can remain, this Is a bargain owner
wants to go East.
&11 500 BUSINESS PROPERTY Z. On
1926; stores and Oats would pay well in this To-
caity.
GI1 SO0 3 ELEGANT NEW MODERN
u IT. OUO. flats OF 8. 8 and 7 rooms and bat
each on sunny line OF O'Farrell ST., rents 1927 SO
per month; lot 276X94 IS.
G.O0OO SPECTATORS ATTENTION-27
NJOUU. lots on san Jose ave.: electric road ;
several buildings, stable barns, etc. good place for
milk ranch. could be cut up and sold in lots on
the installment plan; this is cheap on account OF
foreclosure of mortgage.
GS7S0 A CHEAP BUY: sUBsTANrI Al
bath esch brick foundation: walks all latest
impro vements corner on Laguna ST.; 81 30 per an
mum; lot S4x51:9
GO60O GLOVER ST; RENT $50 MONTH;
tD-OOU. good investment; fats of rooms
each; street accepted; near Jones ST.: this is a
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DRICE REDUCED.
l. $500 only--Van Ness ave-, bet. Jackson and
Pacific sts. comfortable 2-story house. containing
10 rooms and bath lot 25xl00.
BALDWIN d. HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
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q F0O0 GUERRERO, Mr.. ARMY; FLATS;
- tUUU. rents $54; lot 25x100 MADISON &
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MONEY 1 MUST HAVE AND Will SELL
WI you so acres near jacksonville for half its
value; only $500 cash needed; $500 rem ain {;
if you want real bargain investigate. Box 70,
Call Office Oakland
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GRAND BUILDING SITE AT CORONADO:
VI 140x160 feet; fronting toward the hotel; cost
$4,000; is clear of membranes; viii exchange
for San Francisco or bay property and pay &C
cept cash difference Address Cash, 1901 Page ST.,
San Francisco.
M ANTED-UNINCUM HOUSE OR
w unimproved land for clear lots across the bay.
JOSEPH S22 Battery ST.
COTTAGE. IN LARKSPUR TO EXCHANGE
" for vacant lots. +. ". box "a. CaI Office.
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r OWN A SUNNY SIDE COTTAGE HOME;
i can't carry the mortgage, so will exchange
house and lot subject to mortgage, for clear lots,
or sell cheap-$100 down balance easy monthly
payments. Address NJ p, box 12S, Call Office.
HOUSE AND LOT; FURNITURE FOR SALE;
IL 1880 1870 Twelfth ave., S. of Park.
II 1xlO7 :6-sw. COR. JERSEY AND OLA
LII nond SITS. Apply within.
HOUSES FOR SALE ON SMALL MONTHLY
IL payments loans made on San Francisco real
estate. LOUIS BLANK 214 Pine St., rms. 5S & SO.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS = THE
"A WEEKLY CALL in wrapper, for mailing.
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nIOOn LOT 25xIOO; ON 18TH AVE. AND
u lOUU. ST. JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market.

Diagrams and full information OF
JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market st.
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A RE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME? IF So
"A here is chance for you. We will sell you.
Twelfth ave-, just few feet from ST., overlook
ing the Golden Gate Park, lot 25x120 for 5000;
will let you make your terms; we only have
two left; remember the lot is all ready TO build
upon and only 25 minutes ride from the Baldwin
Hotel.
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07OO BUILDING LOT ON NINTH AVE-,
ID wv. adjacent to Golden Gate Park; 25x120;
this is about $500 below its actual cash value.
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nOVEE, TOY & CO..
- REAL ESTATE AGENTS
10 MONTGOMERY STREET
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L Marin County dairy ranch; 1900 acres; a miles
from San Rafael: on line OF railway: with or with
out cows. Apply to JAMES TUNSTEAD, San
Rafa cal
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T Os ANGELES CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
II or exchange would take orchard or vineyard
J. E. GORDON, 2O2 Market st.
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DENTISTS.

DR REA, 9 SIXTH ST; ALL DENTAL WORK
u at lowest prices ana warranted; open evenings
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S75O-A bargain in an entire block, consisting Of
II large lots on the line OF the San MateO Electric
Road; 800 down, balance $40 monthly.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-30
ASK FOR AN INJUNCTION
Capital Telephone Company of Sacra'
mentO Sued
Said to Have Infringed on the Western
Electric Company's Patents-To Stop
Subscriptions for Stock

Two suits were filed in the United
States circuit court on the 29d inst, hy
the Western Electric com pany of Chicago
against the Capital Telephone company
of Sacramento, with which corporation
Frederick Cox, president OF the Califor-
mia bank of Sacramento and W. h. Ger
Der, also of the California bank, are asso-
ciated as defendants.
One of the suits Sled is for infringe
ment OF patents on switchboard apparatus
and office machinery, which are leld by
the Chicago corporation, and the other
is on the telephones and manner OF wiz
ing. The patents held by the regular
telephone company and the western
Electric company cover every conceiv-
able part of the sound transmitter, there
by making it almost I'm possible for rev
concern to successfully operate telephone
circuit.
Now that the Chicago firm has determ-
ined that an injunction shall be placed
upon the home company, it will prob
ably put stop to the subscrlpt for
stock in the latter organization ana may
eventually lead to mum Der OF suits
against parties. as the revised statute
under which these suits are being
brought strictly states that not only the
| manufacturer but the seller ana user are
each personally liable for infringeme rents
by using patented article without the
consent of the patentee.
1t is alleged that Messrs. Cox and Ger
ber not being content with being the
instIgators of the Capital company, have
organized another telephone com pany
| throughout the state, aud as several
other minor companies are organizing,
the Western Electric company feels that
it is being imposed upon. and says that
it is going to show beyond a doubt that
these companies cannot legally exist.
Attorney George P. Barton, who repre-
scnts the Chicago corporation. vas in the
| city few days ago and some advanced
the opinion that if the petition of the
client was sustained it would be almost
an impossibilitv for the Sacramento firm
to successfully operate telephone line
before the year 1900, as none Of the
patents held by them will expire before
| that time.
AT least $50, 900 was subscribed by bust.
ness men of Sacramento to the stock OF
| the new company before it was suspect ted
that the question of ratent rights would
be raised, and it will be quite a hardship
| to many If they are forced to discontinue
the service.-San Francisco Call, October
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Laest U. Govt Report
Bs%dssl
AB@0HUTEEY PURE
THE EXCUSE MAN
Old Tom Burke Bobs Up With a Fresh One
Yesterday


Yesterday
Tom Burke the soak with the excuses,
was before justice Morrison yesterday
again for drunkenness. He got fifteen
days, but the sentence was suspended
during his good behavior.
The last time Burke appeared in the
nolice courts was about n week ago, and
then it was far his usual offense-too
much WHISKY He Lad subjected his
brain to most severe test the last time
he appealed to tina mercy of the judge,
and was at loss for an excuse. Some
kind and responsit e-miDded bvstander
told him to tell the Judge that the Toys
forced him to drink the stnff against bis
will. This Burke did, and when the case
was called ne got up and pleaded guilty
and sal ! he would like to make state
ment. H had been forced t. drink the
whisky that night. and so was not to
blame for the result. Justice owens
srliled and let HIM off easily with SEN
tence of three days.
Yesterday Tom was once more at loss
for an excuse, and for few minutes 1t
looked as though his unbroken record OF
excuses would go down, but he still has
friends, even if they do not pay his hnes.
and from one of them he got mental aid.
Tom got up and pleaded guilty and asked
to make an explanation. Ee was told
to 60 on.
well, your honor. you see it was like
this. ! had; such An awful touthache that
took little whisky in me mouth TO
keep the pain out of the teeth, and before
i knowed it the whisk! was in my
head"
. Tom got his. 3susre sentence Tor
this, AID he deserved it.
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A FUNNY PLACE 70 CO
The Mayor and City Officials at
Riverside Yesterday
A RATHER MYSTERIOUS TRIP
The Party Takes Its Little Jaunt in
Private Car
The obsct of the Journey Was to Inspect
Paving, and There Are Several
Peculiar Stories AfIoat
A RATHER MYSTERIOUS TRIP

A majority of the mem bers of the city
council, headed by the mayor, went to
Riverside yesterday morning, and the
cause for the trip has been more prolific
OF rumors than ANYTHING which mas hap
rened about the city hall for many
months. Accompanying the party were
City Clerk Charles Lucke bach. City En-
gIneer Charles A. Compton, Superin-
tendent of Streets 2. A. Howard ana City
Attorney William e. Dunn.
1t was given out early last week that a
iunket to Riverside was on the taps,
the story then being that the Southern
Pacific had condescendingly placed at
the disposal of the municipal authorities
for the purpose the private car of Super
intendent Muir. President Teed was then
supposed to have the arrangements IN
ohprge, the object OF The jaunt being, it
was stated, to inspect certain street paw
ing for the mutual advantage of all con
cerned. The reporters who inquired into
the matter were mysteriously told To ham
die the subject gIngerly, and at the proper
time they would all of them secure front
seats at the proposed picnic.
Late on Monday afternoon the word
WAS quietly passed around for the elect
to he at the Arcade depot yesterday
morning. ThsMuir private car was in its
place attached to the regular Riverside
local, and into the carriage the invit d
guests soon piled Big preparations had
been sensibly made to protect all hands
against the grey fog OF the chill October
morning. and those IN attendance Did not
fail to take full advantage of the occasion.
On board tre train was John A. FAIR
child, the asphalt paving contractor, who
made himself more than agreeable t. his
guests throughout the trip. 1t was to
see the excellent work that Mr.. Fairchild
Il nj at q n q g
had been arranged. The latter gent eman
is even alleged to have borne the trans
portation and other expenses of the
party, but this is in some quarters very
vehemently denied.
There is $4,000 paving job shortly
to be again let on Nam street, and yes
terdays trip is confidently expected to
prove prolific of beneficial results when
the matter comes officially refore the
council
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevels
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ming them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. .
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept ana substitute If offered.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
A Large Number of Contributions to the
Exhibit


Exhibit
An unusual humble of exhibits of agri-
cultural and horticultural products, and
some of unusual merit. were sent IN for
the chamber of commerc yesterday. S.
E. Chase of Glendale sends IN u cluster of
lemons still clinging to the branch; Rob-
ert MCPHERSON, Bishop apples of an I'M
known variety weighing "a ounces each,
X. Stevens, East Pasadena, Egyptian
corn; d. Mccarthy, Santa Monica. &C.
noa lemons and Newton pIppin apples
weighing 90 ounces; S. R. Green, Santa
Fe Springs, a l90-pound pumpkin; D. Z.
Cook, Ventura, pomegranates weighing
two pounds and three oances Hugh
Rubs, Obed, sweet potatoes. watermel-
ons and 1S5-pound pumpkin; j. H.
hampton, Burbank, watermelons,
ounces, Stones Eureka apples, crook
neck squash. pumpkins we ighing l03 to
200 pounds, dried fruit, grapes. Burbank
potatoes and peanuts on the vine; AL.
fred Wright. Pomona, Manzanillo olives
on the branch; S. Mcfarland, Burbank,
big pumpkins, turnip, beets, carr OTIS
peanuts aud Lima beans; l.. C. Tilgnman,
Big Rock Creek, four varieties of apples
and the Shrewsbury ranch, Spadra, pom /.
egranates.
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WIRSCHING AGAINST SENTIMENT
The Ex-Councilman From the Ninth Ward
Expresses Himself

The Ex-CounciIman From the Ninth Ward
Expresses Himself
The proposed shifting of some of the
fire engines IN the city may be calledkup
as unfinished business before the board
of fire commissioners this morning
Great pressure has lately been brought to
bear upon both Commiss toner's Order
and Bolts to stand up against the pro-
posed change. The main complaint ap-
pears to cume from Boyle Heights. where
one of the city's new engines is stationed.
The leading residents of the heights are
considering the proposition from a COM
nonsense standpoint. Ex-Councilman
Wlrsching said Yesterday, after the police
board had adjourned: Il think the big
engines and best ones ought to be sta
toned in the business center of the city,
where the property risks are the greatest.
We have not water enough IN our locality
for the engine which we now have. 1t
is too cum bersome for our needs. l am
not one of those who look upon the senti-
mental side OF this thing"
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BETTER THAN WAS INTENDED
The Proposed Elysian Westlake
Boulevard
1T LOOKS LIKE A WINNER
Yesterday in the Various City De-
partments
The Sudden Action Upon the HolIrgswortt
Greet Sweeping Contract 1ay Result
in Some Complications

The Elysan and Westlake boulevard,
which has been in contem plation for
some time. has now assumed tangible
form and seems likely to bs carried
through. Its proposed course will be from
Eysian Tark to Echo. from Echo park TO
Alvarado street. south on Alvarado street
to First street, then in a southerly direc-
ton to Sixth street, through the lands
of Wilmer Bros. j. Rose, n. s. Hewes,
]. S. Mailman, S. G. Hubbell and J. W.
Phelps. to block of city lands, which
lies between Sixth street north aad Sew
enth and Hoover west and Wiltshire es-
tate to the east The boulevard would
continue south to Orange. then on Or
ange east to Westlake park. The Will
shire Bros. have agreed to lay out and
dedicate broad boulevard where Orange
street now is, and ask the city to dedi-
cate to park purposes the eleven and one
half acres known as block 3, city lands,
the new park to be known as Westlake
Park Extension. The city may require the
property owners to donate nine or ten
acres more to thu westward of block 3,
thus making an area large enough to
work upon and beautify. AS the adjacent
property owners are the ones who will be
directly benefited. they are to be asked
to pay for these Improvements. Nearly
all Of them stand ready to aid in the
work.
The connecting boulevard from West
lake to the Park Extension is to be not
less than $50 feet in width. This roadway
would soon become the great promenade
ground in the city.
The matter will come before the board
Of public works at the regular weekly
meeting to be held on Friday, when the
offer OF the Wiltshire estate to donate for
the purpose the necessary lands owned
by them will come up Tor consideration.
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Concert at the First Church

The choir of the First Methodist church
on Broadway, between Third and Fourth
streets, under the leadership of Professor
c. S. Cornell, will give another one OF
their popular concerts tomorrow evening
in the church. The program promised to
be rendered IS choice one.
The choir will be assisted in this con-
cert by the famous University lady quar-
tet. who will render two of their popular
selections, also Mr.. II. Zinck,, the we'll
known tenor. and Mrs. Huebner, violinist.
This concert is to be given for the ben
eft of the choir fund of the church.
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A New Superintendent

Rumor has it that there is soon to he
a change IN the mechanical department
of the Southern California railroad. G.
W. Prescott, as superintendent. will give
way to G. F. Late, formerly master me-
chanic of the Wabash road. MIR. Late is
a member of the board of railroad and
warehouse commissioners for Illinois, and
is saiu to be a capable man and one emin-
emily qualified for the position he will
soon fill.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-30

In medicine, one that fully equals that
of Pasteur in the tIeatmnt of hydroppo.
bia, or the Kelley and Wherrel treatment
for il ebriety. has been made by q phJsi-
clan of this city.
After ten years of patient investigation
and study Or. PEBBLES, of 415% South
Spring street, has discovered a system oil
bypodernic treatment that will radical.
ly cure syphilis and scrofula in from one
to three months.
The remedies are not given by the
stomach, but are introduced directly
into the system, and act by immediate
contact in the blood on the peculiar and
specific poison that causes this disease.