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NOTICE OF MEETINGS


RP GOLDEN GATE LODGE NO. 3d. a
IS-SS F. and y. M.-Callcd meeting THIS "a
TUESDAY, EVENING, March 26, at TX *
GEORGE j. HoBE, Secretary.
RP STOCKHOLDERS MEETING A
lF~S meeting OF the stockholders of the Mendo-
cino Lumber Company "a corporation) will be
held at the Office of the company, 10 California
street. room J, in the city and county of San
Francisco. California, on THURSDAY, April IL,
\. D. 1895, at IL O'Clock a. NJ. of that day. The
said corporation having been formed for period
less than fifty (5O) years 10 wit: For period OF
twenty-five $3.50 years from and after the date of
the articles of Incorporation of said corporation TO
by the directors of the corporation expressly for
considering the subject of extending the term of
its corporate existence, specified in section 401
of the Civil Code of California, period not eX-
Ceedng fifty years from its formation, that Is 10
say, and until July 80, A. D. 1928.
GUY c. EARL,
Secretary Meudocno Lumber Company.
Dated at san Francisco, Cal, March 20, 1895.
RR NOTICE-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
u.s. OF the Standard Gold and Silver Mining
holders of the standard Gold and Silver Mining
Company on MONDAY, April /, 1895, at 2 p. M,
at the office of the company, room 3, second floor,
Mills building, San Francisco Cal, for the purpose
year, and transactng such other business may
properly come before the meeting. The books of
the company for the transfer OF stock will be closed
al P. Saturday. March 30, 1898.
J. II. HENRY. Secretary.
rs STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
aS~o nual meeting of the stockholders of the Ger
mania Lead Works for the election of Board of
Directors to for the ensuing year. and for the
transaction OF such other business may come
before the meeting, will be held the office of the
ifornia, on WEDNESDAY, April 5, 1895. at the
hour OF II A. NJ j. NJ. QUAY, Secretary.
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CARPET CLEANING.
CLAIRvoYANTs.


THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT, PRO-
l. FESSOR WALTER, is in the city; he can be
consulted on business marriages, divorces and all
family AFFAIRS the future plainly revealed; lovers
united; trouble healed; names OF friends and
enemies, also the one you will marry; truth
guaranteed Office 3O3 Jones ST., near Eddy; hours
A. NJ, P. NJ Sundays 10 3.
S07 THIRD, BASEMENT-EXPERIE
% clairvoyant; ladies only; fee 25c.
COUNTESS DE LONDON, THE WONDER
" full medium and caivoyant 526 Post st., side
entrance, ladies only.
NINE. DIR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAL
ll by eggs and cards lin English or German)tel
entire life, past, present, FUTURE consultat on
all affairs, nothing excepted; names given good
advice; sure help; restores lost love by sympathy;
mistake impossible; fee 81; letter 50. so kearny.
NINE. MoREAU, BEST MEDIUM. CLAIRVOY-
w ant; speaks German. csc up. 131 Fourth st.
NINE. PORTER, CARD-READER LADIES
1I 50c, gents 81; palmstry and clalEvoyant sit
tings 81 90. bO6 OFarrell ST., near Jones'
MRS. j. ]. WHITNEY, CLAIRVOYAN TEST
w medium and life-reader. 21S Stockton.
ASTROLOGY.
A STRAL SEER-PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEARY
y st.; horoscopes. que stions, stocks, advice
SPIRITUALISM.
CIRCLE FOR SKEPTICS TONIGHT; LOG
y MME. YOUNG, 1913 Cough ST., mr.. McAllister.
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SITUATI0N WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED
~ woman al general housework, cooking apd will
do washing; wages $40 to $l2. Address 5. W, box
4S, this Office.
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pY COMPETENT WOMAN TO DO HOUSE,
u work in American family; city or country.
Call 1927 Howard ST.. room z.
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS WORK BY
VI the day housekeeping. Call or address 30S1a
Folsom ST.. rear.
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CIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO LIGHT
VI homework to- assist in a small family;
wages not so much an object good home. APP
ply at 1927 Vallejo st.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

CIRCLE FOR sKEPTICs TONIGHT: /
" NINE. YOUNG, 723 Cough St. nr. McAilist
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IF YOU WANT a GOOD SERVANT, MALE
l or female city or country. apply NINE LEO
POLD'S Emp. Office 957 Market; open e venings.
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DOR SALE-HOUSE, % ROOMS: FULL OF
Il steady roomers: bargain. 612 Fourth st.
Q.1TS .WELIrFURNISHED HOUSE OF 2
ID 4 y. furnished rooms; A rooms pay the rent;
good healthy location. Business Exchange, 1894
Market St.
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EXPERIENCED INFANTS NURSE, CAP
Il able of taking entire charge desires situation:
first-class reference; city or country. Call at 124
Widely ST.
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HELP wANTEp-Continued.


MEMS SHOES 1S-soLED, 4Oc: HEELS, 25c;
w done in 15 minutes. 635 kearny ST.. basement.
SEAMEN AND GREEN HANDS FOR WHALr
~ ing. L. LEVY, NE cor. Battery and jackson.
NoTICE-REMoVED FROM JOG TO 726ls,
=, opp, Howardst. Theater, misnt SHOES DSugmt
VI eAcnanSed; best place in city 1or new anu se0-
ond-hand shoes.
WANTED-3 LIVE. ENERGETIC CITY
w, agents by large insurance company, must De
Wen acquainted and of long residence; good re-
enumeration to right party. Address L. A, box
l23, Call Branch ONCE
RARBERs FOR EMPLOYMENT CALL H:
- SCHEUNERT, employment secretary BARRIERS
association, IL Seventh ST.
. EGGS, MUSH AND MILK OR SOUP, POTA-
- toes, bread and butter coffee, all 1oc. A 4th
EREE BEER; BEST IN CITY SCHOONERS
L for cents at 22s Pacific ST.
A TTENTION-CLEAN SINGLE ROOMS, 15C A
a night 75c week R. r. House,o33 Commercial.
WANTED-MEN TO GET BOTTLE SHARP
w steam beer Sc; bottle wine, DC. 500 Clay st.
SHAVING, WITH BAY RUM, 10c: HAIR CUT
~ ting 15c; towel for every customer: chairs;
no waiting. JoE'S 32 Third street.
600 PAIRS OF GOOD SHOES, 25c TO 81. 564
~ y nission ST.; also 69l " ShcraIhento 81.
SHOES HALF-SOLED IN 10 MINUTES;
~ done while you wait at less than half che usual
price all repairing done at half price 564 Mission
ST.. between First st. and Second 81.
WAKE THE DEAD - WENZELS ALARM
w clock; no electricity 607 Montgomery st.
I single rooms, 15c, zoe, 81 week with breakfast.
7 INDELL HOUSE, 9Th AND HOWARD
u single furnished rooms, 75c week, 15c night.
100 MEN TO TAKE LODGING AT lOc 100
dOO and Zoe night, including coffee and rolls.
oZ4 washington St., near hearny.
9o1 ELLIS ,ROSEDALE-PRICEsR REDUCED;
c-I single furnished rooms, 81 week; 25c night.
TRY ACME HOUSE, 957 MARKET ST, BE-
L low Sixth, for a room; csc night; 81 week.
REST IN CITY-sINGLE ROOMS, Is, 20 AND
Pacific House, Commercial and LedesdOrf SITS.
WANTED-LABORERS AND MECHANICS
w to know that Ed Rolkin, Reno House proprl-
etor, mas opened Soto House, 81 Fourth St.: 100
rooms; zoe to 81 per night; 81 % to Sd per week.
WANTED-SINGLE ROOMS, 15c A DAY; 81
w week; rooms for two 25c day. 81 80 week:
reading room; daily papers. SO Clay ST.
{ sHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
- WEEKLY CALL sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81 so, post
age free.
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A 7 THE SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT Blu
II reau first-cass Swedish and German girls are
awaiting situations. 332 Geary ST.. telephone 9S3.
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YOUNG, STRONG SCANDINAVIAN GIRL,
Il good cook and laundress in all branches, wishes
situation city or country; city references. Address
NJ. F., box 20, this Office.
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TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN DESIRES SITUA-
i ton in private family; downstairs work or
general housework; good cook; objection to
country Call 81 Oak ST
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DOR SALE-CARPETS, BEDROOM. DINING
Il room furniture and folding bed. 712 Leaven-
worth ST.
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RusINEss CHANCEs.

0LD-ESTABL1SHED HOTEL; BIG SALOON
" trade; filled with steady boarders investigate
make offers; departure. PROLL & STENBERG,
S73 Market.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

MARTIN 4 CO., EMPLOYMENT AGENTS. 74e
VI Market ST., main telephone No. 1S49; furnish
all kinds of reliable female help.
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I ADIES-YOU CAN GET RELIABLE HELP
u at MRS. FENTON'S. lO41a Stockton ST.
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A STRAL SEER-PROF. HOLMES, 523 GEAR
~ st.; horoscopes, uestions, stocks, advice.
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IN ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED: SUNNY
lO side street; only $3.50. DECKER, 1906 Market
OO-ROOM HOUSE; ON JONES ST; NICELY
20 furnished. offer wanted. DECKER. 12OR ikt-
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BUSINESS cHANoEs-oontinuea-

q OoDoPPoRTUNITY PARTNER WANTED:
" business established since 1850: capital re-.
CURED from $4,000 to $4,000. Address G. l.,
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by COMPETENT MlDDLE-AGED WOMAN,
ID TO do homework; kind to children. Call 10
Anthony ST., of Mission, near Second.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

nRESSMAKERS WANTED; PATTERNS CU
~ TO order, 25c. Mcdowell Academy, 213 Pewe
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1OO ROOMS ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Mr.
lUU Baldwin; clearing from 5000 TO $500; easy
terms to good tenant. SPECK'S, 80 Montgomery
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DELIABLE COOK AND HOUSEKEEPER
IL wishes situation either city or country. Call
30S Grant ave, upstairs.
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0IQOO 33 ROOMS WELL FURNISHED;
I'D lOOU- positively clearing $3.50; see for your
self Apply SPECK'S, 80 MONTGOMERY ST..
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NOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DC
i light homework and sewing; no cooking. APP
ply $40 Twelfth ST., Oakland.
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OOd JESSIE-FURNITURE OF a SIX-ROODI
OAt house for sale cheap, on account of sick
ness call after noon.
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Secretary Meudocno Lumber Company
Dated al san Francisco. Cal. March 20. 1895.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R43 DIR. NELLIE BEIGHLE, OFFICES, 81
l~S to 55, Donohoe building 1l70 Market ST.
liver, kidney and rheumatism success
fully treated. Nervous diseases a speciality. Dis
eases examined without questioning.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

bedroom AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
ID complete for housekeeping; cheap. l03 AS
avenue.
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DELIABLE WOMAN WISHES SITUATION
Ii cook is good cook; or will do laundry
work; city or country. Call for days, 41S Post
St. near Powell, rear.
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NEAT, POLITE YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE
home; wages $40. Address c., box 4, this Office.
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LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.

II ROOM HOUSE: MODERN IMPROVE
i ments; near Baldwin, well furnished. prica
$425. PRoLL & STENBERG, s731s Market :
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GROOM HOUSE: GOOD; WORTH $500. S225
- II rooms: new and worth $1,000. ......... $50
80 rooms; clearing $500 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
IL G DECKER 100R Market II
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COMPETENT FIRST-CLASS COOK GERMAN
" and French) wishes situation. Address c., box
10. Call Branch Office.
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DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
LII day, washing, ironing and house-cleaning Call
or address 9071a Mission st.
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DESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUA
IL ton TO do general homework Ia small American
family; Is good plain cook and willing TO worl
for $40 or Sl2 per month. Call or address lO2.
Howard ST., room 6.
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I AND ALL, COME FOR BARGAINS TO BUT
L TERRIFIED, real estate, Croker building.
oOOO 7ROONIS, FURNISHES; 3 RENTEDi
sDAOO. rent $25. Address L., box 156, Call
Branch.
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YOUNG WIDOW WANTS HOUSEKEEPER'
L position where there is no mental work. Ca
11012 Stockton ST. room Il.
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YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES TO As
L sst in housework; sleep home. Address G. P
box lab, Call Branch Office.
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TTNINCUMBERED AMERICAN WOMAN
- irst-class housekeeper wishes any kind O
work: city or country country preferred). Ad
dress S07 Washington St, Oakland.
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LYOR CAUSE OF DEPARTURE, ELEGANT
Il furniture, carpets ornaments. satin portleres Will
be sold to private parties for $780, all be sold
together. 1927 Geary st.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

mass-meeting has been called by the German
American Citizens Union for tonight at the Grand
Central Palace, Lexington-ave. and Forty-third-
ST. The meeting will be presided by Jacob II.
SchifY President Seth Low. OF Columbia College,
and John Dewitt Warner will speak In English.
Carl Schurz, Gustav II. Schwab and immigration
Commissioner Senner will speak in German
The Observation-Disclosures Republican As
sociation will hold massm meeting on Saturday at
Polish Hail. No. 81 East Fourth-st.. at p. m.
Cornelius Van Cott, chairman OF the Republican
County Campaign Committee and honorary chair
man Of the association, will open the meeting.
Sreoches Will be made In English by Charles II.
Treat. In Polish by II. p. Lewandowski, and In
Lithuanian by william J. Schultz. Several candI-
dates Of tho Fusion ticket will be present and ad-
dress the meeting.
A Republican ratification meeting Of the lid AS
sembly District will be held at Republican head
quarters. No. / Chambers-st.. this evening at S
o'clock. Charles II. Treat. James Degnan. Edward
Lanterbach and others will speak , u
The German American Republican Club OF Har-
lem will have mass meeting tonight at No. sSi
Robert The 4oyer chrss E ss
F5Ilips. Edward Ecsert and F. LaOishlnsr; r,,n,
.eeHth-st. is organizing a force Of watchers Tor
Election pay, and asks for volunteers, ,,o They hey,
certificates not later than Monday evening.
Fire commis James r. Sheffield eff ana pose
Andrew D. Parker will speak at the Athenaeum,
One-hunired-an -hfth-st, west OF AnlserdaHi-
ave. this evening.
4 ratification meeting OF the Morris Heights Re
publican Club Will be held this evening at the club
house. No. 17i5 Sedgwick-ave The following speak
will address the meeting Jacob Kempie, OF Nir-
gnla: James L. Wells. ex-Judge Ernest Hall. George
Drake Smith, candidate for Senator, and Doug las
Mathewson. candidate for Assembly. Samuel Nc
MILAN will preside. ~
ratification meeting OF the Republican Club. lid
Assembly District will be held at Dixon Hall, No.
2ss Bleecker-st this evening. Edward Lauterbach
and other prominent speakers will address the meet
Ing. ~
ne Republican Association Of the XXIVth As
sembly District will hold mass-meeting at Gro
GERS Hail. No. l3s East Fifty-seventh-st. between
Third and Lexington ayes. tomorrow evening, al
S O'clock Prominent speakers Will address the
meeting among whom will be Edward Lauterbach,
Richard c. Shannon, John Proctor Clark. John Sa-
bne Smith Alexander T. Mason J. Philip Berg,
candidate for Senator for the XVlllth Senate Dis
trct and Jacob Hasslnger, candidate for Assembly
for the XXIVth Assembly District.
Good Government Club will hold public meet
ing to ratify the Fusion ticket al Caledonian Hall.
no. 10 Horauo-st.. opposite Jackson Square near
Fourteenth-st. and Eighth-ave.. tomorrow evening
Mayor Strong President Roosevelt General Horace
Porter and other prominent speakers will address
ne meeting
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
TELBGRAPHIC NOTES.

Boston, Oct 3O-Thieves visited the general mer.
chandise store Of $ T. Tank in the Chinese quarter
last night, broke into the safe and got away with
5000 in money and seventeen gold watches
Chicago Oct 3o-G ". Cole all old citizen. who
was president OF the Bankers ana Merchants Asso-
citation. and prominent In Masonry, was killed last
night by a cable train AT North Clark and Huron
SITS
Milwaukee Oct. 3O-A conference was held at the
clubrooms of the Hotel Pnster yesterday afternoon
for the purpose OF effecting arrangements TO Sc
the National Convention of the Peoples Party
for Milwaukee Mayor Koch presided and COM
mttee hnance selected and authorized ia
appoint a general citizens committee OF 100 10 aid
In making the necessary arrangements
Anderson. Ind. oct 3o-C;as Inspector Leach has
issued an order that all natural-gas mains must be
buried. II was found al caucus OF representatives
OF different gas companies IN the gas belt to-day
that three -fourths OF the mains are above ground
and that they measure several thousand miles. A
pool formed. and the case will be taken "a
court. IL II comes 10 issue 4 conservative esti.
mate places the money that would have to be ex.
pended at $500 900 TO s4Oo.0N.
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come from an East Side meeting. at New irving
Hall. which packed from pit to dome with
enthusiastic men. three-fourths OF whom had
voted for Tammany In the past. but would not
do so next Tuesday. He had also been at an
other large meeting at Wahala Hail. which
was well named. for lle had never heard such
"hollerin' in his life. II the Republicans or
Murray Hill would go down to such meetings
they would say God bless the East Side. the
recent and prospective issue OF city bonds ana
the new tax rate the result OF Tarnmany
misrule, which had permitted public works ana
buildings to fall into decay In order for pohtical
purposes to keep down the tax rate. Aims
houses, insane asylums and prisons had been
neglected and were overcrowded. and $4,000
children had been kept out Of school because
the Tammany administrations would not ap-
propriate money to provide necessary accom-
modations for them. The condition In which
the city and It's institutions had been left by
previous municipal administrations would be
disgrace to any community in the civilized
world. CHEERS and applause)
When the Mayor said that the alleged apathy
on the East Side did not sxist. and that the
men in the clubs on Murray Hill and In Fifth
ave. were much more apathetic, some one In the
audience cried:
Give IL to EN- Bill"
The meeting was over at 11:15 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
ROOSEVELT REPLIES TO FITCH.

HE RELATES THE STORY OF THAT TALK Abooi
VOTES AND REFERS AGAIN TO SCRIPTURE.
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Controller Fitch has very treacherou'
,nemory The conversation | quoted took place III
the Mayors room, where plenty OF people were
walking 10 and fro near us; It was In no way con-
ndentiaL Mr Fitch said nothing about any party
!ndorsing me. What he said was that my cohuu''
in enforcing the law would prevent such ticket
as that which won last year from getting SoV"
votes this year He did not alude in any way to
any arrest for selling ice. The icemen are not MS
EMPLOYERS What wrung his withers was the fact
that we enforced the law against lquor-selng law
breakers exactly as against other lawbreakers 10
show that Il is his, not my. memory when is at
fault ton the fact that he speched the cases
OF four saloon keepers In his own dstrict wmo
had voted against Tammany last fail; but whom;
nevertheless had arrested because tney haa
violated the law. Mr.. Fitchs comment on ths
really Interested me. because II betrayed sucn
we were enforcing the law wholly without regard
to the political affiliations or personal influence OF
laybreakers He mentioned incidentally that these
men would undoubtedly hereafter vote for his
(the Tammany) party as they preferred TO pay a
few dollars biackmail and be permitted 10 pursue
their trade Illegally rather than be free from black
mail and also forced to obey the law The Con-
troer seemingly sympathized with their attitude;
and such sympathy In a public officer who had
taken his oath OF office naturally attracted my az
bible Let me cordially commend to him Exodus
xx 2 to II. They contain the recital of certain
archaic rules OF conduct known as the Ten Com
mandments The sixteenth verse is especially
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Nev-York Oct. 90. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
To steady the Nerves

T. task to the ~ which narcotics and
sedtves are Inadequate The effect they produce
aytic They destroy sensation without benen,ing the
nerves Hostetter's stomach Ri,iers the contrary
strengthens and soohes the system Overwork
and anxiety weaken and relax IT, and there is no
more reliable OF lsacing II restoring nerve
ouetuie than by reinforcing digestion promoting
simation foodtwo effects always consequent upon
the use OF great stomachic Falling strength Is re-
cuperaed regular habit Of body restored and appetite
improved by Bters Disease regarded as an
exceedingly remote possibility by any one whose system
has been reinforced disease. constipation
dyspepsia rheumatism and kidney overcome
by prevented by tails standard medicine which has
peer American toncs and Is constantly increas
dsand in Mexico the Wss indies and South America
New-York tribune., 1895-10-31
TAMMANY TRICK IN XXITrD DISTRICT

TAMMANY TRICK IN XXIGID DISTRICT.
WORKING FOR AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN,
TO DEFEAT THE REGULAR NOMINEE.
An insldious attempt by Tammany Han TO I'M
perl the election of George l.. Curtiss. the ener-
getic young business man who Is the RepuDlcah
candidate for the Assembly In the XNllld Assem-
bv District Is made under the guise or an inde-
pendent Republican candidacy. John NJ Delmour
the Tammany candidate, is particular taVorite
with the Croker ring. owing to his relationship 10
Larry" Delmour the representative IN ths couh-
try OF the Tammany boss during his long absence
abroad No effort Is spared to aid this faVoreu
candidate OF the boss. a colored man. ofnie v: :
Murray has been nominated by an organization OF
q few members Of his race. as an Independent
Republican candidate. Mr.. Murray Is In no sense
a representative OF the colored men, and MS cahui
race I'm the district who desire Republican success
The principal supporters OF the candidate are IL ~
said men who have unsuccessfully souBnl ial se
pecuniary contributions from Republican cahul-
dates in the past Their present acton lS OF as
sistance only to Tammany Hail. ana II Is pei,e'eu
that that organization has contributed IlDeraS "
some of those who active In Mr.. Murray pc
half Several representative colored men nave
openly denounced the "Independent', candldate
Every Republican vote for Mr.; Curtlss Is iiippI ai
in view of the necessity of having a Repubncah
Legislature this year. No criticism OF the charac-
ter or Republicanism of Mr. Curtss mas peer niaue
and this attempt to imper his ELECTION IS stIousiy t
denounced by every opponent OF Iammahy nan J."
the XXIIId District.