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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18
Dickens Personal jil Side.

Stephen Fiske, villa probably
knew Dickens Us intimately us did
any American, has been induced
to write of "rhe Personal Side OF
Dickens" for the September Ladies'
Home Journal. Mr.. Nske often
spent seasons with the famous nov
eIist at Gad's Hill, and his article
will describe the incidents Of these
visits, Dickens home lite, his meth
cd of working, and his pastimes.
1t will possibly surprise Dickens
friends to learn, through Mr.. Flske,
that u considerable portion OF his
library was made: up Of dummy
books, which, however, offered the
author q target for some Of his de-.
ligIttul satire in giving them IT,
tiles, and afforded his guest great
amusement.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18
Woman'S Influence.

AS a rule, the whole tone OF Il
home depends upon +. woman at the
head Of it., the average home, not
tho poverty stricken home, nor tie
wealthy. ii this average home,
whether sunshine shall enter the
rooms, whether the lrawing-room
shall be used and enjoyed, whether
tie table shall be invitingly spread,
whether light and bright fires give
warmth anil cheer q'n| winter nights
whether, in brief, TIE home shall
Ibe All agreeable OF lisaerecab'e
place, is usually what the woman
determines, Men ar powcrless in
that matter. Some find s0lace for
q dismal home il, study; some, occu-
patton in business. Some submit
with what patience they can. 9th.
ers are attracted by the cheer OF
their clubs, and it is especially
young men who are apt, in conse-
aueuca, to drift into bad company
+, and habits.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18
Mrs. Rho,lie Noah of this place, was

Mrs. Rho,lio Noah Of this place, was
taken in the night with cramping pains
and the next day diarrhoea set in. shs
took halfa bottle Of black berry cordial
hut got no relief She then sent to me to
see if had anything that would help hel.
7 sent her bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and tho
first dose relieved her. Another Of out
neighbors had been sick for about week
and had tried different remedies for di.
arrhoea but kept getting worse. | sent
him tie same remedy. Only four doses Of
it were required to cure him. He says he
owes his recovery to this wonderful rem
cdy.--Mrs. Mnry Sibley, Sidney Mich
For sale Ivy l.. 7. Kilbournc, Druggist.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18
* Cranky World.

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18

"Ixn;t it strange how cranky: this
world isw complained the Cy"ic,
who had just come ill.,, warm aud
tired; and WHO had sccared Is willow
chair and u ralm-leaf fan, without
delay. "Eyerything is out Of gear,
and you can't get it Strengthened
out. You carry your umbrella With
you every time You go down tow"
for tni,!y-';i''e days; and 1t never
rains ii drop, and ;t'e tor'ieth day.
you forget your umbrella and IL
rains pitc!fo,ks. When the stores
are r1uu,ng over with bargains. you
haven't any money; and whe" yo"
s.; a dollar OF two there are II"
bargains. You wait on the corr" l
Tor a stret car until you get tired
and Disguised, and walk b. home; ana
Just before you get home the CIR
passes you, aud you've h'"' your
walk for nothing. =
"rhe man who has ahyamoo"t OF
money one has no chi'dre" I" speak :. OF;
and tie NAL! who has q tribe OF
children is too poor to rent a house
large enough to hold them.
"The 'boy>who has togo ont and
hustle Tor u ljvingsty. the TINE he is
ten years old, is the boy who is dy:.
ing for M education, and who would
make the most of every opport''m-
ty; and the young man who has
worlds Of! money and could be a
thoroughly educated ma" 's captain
of Il base bail nine and Vou'u'''
know q Latin epoAe from d street
car.
"You have a good4>inncr al home
every day for u month; and t"o'
the very next day you take an e'e
friend home with you, and house
cleaning is ton,' and every room l.
Wrong side out, and you dino OF
cnhf POTATOES and cheese
"It's the same thing all tho wa
!, through. You fall i" love with
girl. and instead Of reciprocat'n
she throws herself away on som
low.breA fellow who doesn't con
pare with you III looks.
"Your purse is always empf!
and yet by sou'c oversight in MAKE
q up you were given tho tastes OF
. millionaire.
|, "You love delicate perfumes, a"
d travel, and the society OF brig
;. people. and you have to work fro
sunrise to sunset to keep bread al
meat il, the larder; aud to buy yo'
]: self an occasional cheap lland.m
down suit.
4 Yes, every thing is cranky a =
Il out Of gear--and tue weather is y
and I missed ms. car.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18

"Your lawn is beautifully moved;
il looks like velvet"
Thought to. | never saw velvet
that cost as .aucl, yard as that
lawn does,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18

ohanber!ain's Ego and Skin Ointment
Is uneaualled for Eczema, letter, Salt
kheqm, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chappee
LANDS Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bltes
Chronic Sore Eyes and GRADUATED Eye Llds'
for sale by druggists at Is cents per box
70 HORSE OWNERS.
For putting horse in fine healthy con-
Iaon ny Dr.. Cady's Condition Powders
thsJ tone up the system, mid digestion, cure
.s Of appetite, relieve constipation, correc'
neney Disorders and destroy worms, glvine
new life 70 an old or over-worked horse. u
ans per package. For sale by druggists
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18

ein ASK the. recovered
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@ dyspeptics, bilious suf
ASA4ElkXSAES ferers victims Of fever
S<4ES land ague, the, mercuria
~" diseased patient, how
ASH they recovered health,
HNN2 - cheerful spirits and good
appetite; they will tell
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The Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
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For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, Depres.
sion Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn, etc. ;.
This unrivaed remedy is warranted not to contain,
single particle Of MERCURY, or any mineral substance,
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs which Al
sll-wise Providence has placed in countries where
Liver Diseases post prevail. 1t viii cure all
liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of LIVER Complaint are =. bitter
joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism J.. Sour
Stomach, Los. Of Appetite: Bowels alternately
costve and lax; Headache; Loss Of Memory, with
painful sensation Of having failed to dc something
which aught to have been done; Debility; Low
Spirits; a thick yellow appearance Of the Skin and
Eyes; dry Cough, often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend the
disease others very few but the LIVER, the largest
organ in the body is generally the seat Of the disease
and if not Regulated in tme great suffering, wretch
edness and DEATH will ensue.
The following highlyesteemed persons attest to the
virtues Of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR: Gen. w. S.
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Perry Ca; COL E. K. Sparks, Albany, Ca: c. Master
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Ga: Rev: W: Burke, Macon, Ca. Virgil Powers,
Supt. Ga. S. W. R. r.. Hon. Alexander H. Stephens.
We have tested its virtues personally and know
that for Dyspepsia, Biousness and Th.obbing Head
ache, is the best medicine the world ever saw. We
have tried forty other remedies before Simmons Liver
Regulator and none Of them gave us more than tenn
porary relief the Regulator not only relieved. but cured
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MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
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Nagging Women.


made u rather remarkable Oh:
s!aught on "Nagging W"men.' H.
was answered, aud ttiumpLan'ly,
by three well known women, and
subsequently Il lady who signs her.
self "Onc OF the "Nagecrs," comes
to the assault upon the doctor IN a
contribution to the Nortl! american
Review. Without any apology t"
the ruler and guilty sex-the gen
tier sex will ask nonc-wo submit
the paper as very good, and it may
he, profitable SiuitSy reading. it,
indeed, those Who mostly need the
lesson do not skip it, and leave ii
80 be conned over by the suffcrin:
women who have long since learned
it by sad experience:
feel that | have every qualities
ton to br called .'Nayg"y." | All,
stcp-mvt ser, a"tl j" ;uu.;a:t A.
health, nervous, and with a Hi.:i|.
fasious household of old aud yon !,
uu"Scs and inva|ilS, a!i whose want
must be met >rrenr(y il nr,>:',:,
between sunrise and h%d ''.:r
l know rri'r'lA. well. .n"...,~>
mature rrArvt',u ,huAS mr. II
ward, that l dispense harsh A",
haSty words when softer ones wov'IG
heve been better in policy and more
Christian, that | often and often go
back to an undone duty (the failure
to 10 which, indeed, may not have
been heinous) with more than dc-
served criticism. So conscious am
I of all this evil which may proper
Iy be called "nagging," that tile
knowledge of it constitutes one OF
the bitterest facts im lny existence.
l am not too feeble mentally, to
try with all my might to free my
self from this almost nightmare, as
the testimony Of a thousand broken
resolves would show; but every
new day brings with it more duties
than it's hours give lime OF sirengtl
to execute, and / ala 40 situated
that [ cannot order things ether
wise.
These conditions may not last
but they are the present lies.
I am constantly longing th
while-as one longs for ~ greer
oasis in the dpSent-f0r st'cl
change in these conditions AZ wil
insure time for arts / most love,
feeble glimpse of which is ain i''sp
ration to many an hour begrime'
with sOrdid care.
When l read l'r. E.lson's article
I felt: "Mere is u man who Shout
know how many of the homes i" til
land arc made up; and yet, he la
no sympathy, except for cases {
I acknowledged illness from regula
causes" l think if We could g
below the surface in tho lives
j. many homes, we should iid re-
~ sous for nervous WEAKNESS, to max
us Wonder that the thread does III
snap, instead Of merely giving
high, harsh note. Let it he sa''
"Our homes should he so ordert
ii that 10 brain Shall have more t|';
I ~ it can healthy perform" But
=, Fate, or God, has placed u ~oms
with conscience, where duties W
not sHct up where nervousness
Ill aud in many cases, insomnia lea
ing to drearier ncr\ 0 lsnesS, is Il
~ result, and if a wona" "6s"t ma
fully" against this 6e'd OF Mr.. b
sons. then maintain that Al
NJ NJ largehea:te man with his ins'g'
x could do better than stab
" wounds"
| J DR.. Edison says: "When a nj
comes from his Office, lie must ha
rest-or this way madness lies
- He says nothing of the ,over-cro1
ed, harassed brain of the wife
whom he comes, who in ni"ety-"'
' cases out of a hundred, d'spe"s
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18


able to join III the chorus Of sympa.
thy for the wife, "meani"s, ofcoarse,
the wife who may have male the
home unbearable. But, III spite OF
this, with wasted means, AMI extra
care, and all the other deeper woes
which gambling and drunkelm IS
entail Upon the wife, has our phila".
throphist no pity in his heart for
her? 1t may have b6en--nay it
probably was-phySical inability to
carry all the load placed upon ''e''
that DIT Of q jolly rosy girls has de:
:velored Il q,,eruous miserable wife.
When was tho heginiug Of tits,
change? Doubtless when She e..
tered upon the duties Of wife aug.
mother, and possibly of "honSehoId
drudge" and night watcher with
children. And shall pity br law
's|rA|y up"'i * r';.ySj"a! <nu''A :"a't,,
juv weak, mentally, {, i;H:i pIcI
sea Gh"'rH 4y0% shop n' q 4"]a.
,.!t- ta',I4. a:H Withheld hn5, tire
s,.r oN}y"sir" ,nat,'" 81. 3'~rFs->
It. +: Ha~s TIE fi1 -
...., re IS @..>
From "us ~, '!il'|ho0d, -;
a.,is., =, @GN,~. u
), .u t;rl ,y.,} ie::sir,-"
pIay,u"Np Van "'ukIe' 1t srr"'$
that she and not he was the mar.
I tyr, and | tliak many children
have felt the Injustice 'e he there.
Again, DR.. Edison hardly sng-
geS,s that u man may be "nag.
ger"
True, ut thc"nd ct lis art Gle, he
says, elf the wife or the husband he
etc."-a very small possibility, evi-
IDENTIFY, III his mind.
| have known at least two wealthy
homes, where through the extreme
irritability OF the '!eao" Of the
house, cl,ildt,h have been sent sup
PEERLESS or ttinnerfess to bed, banisl'.
ed from the table Ito which they
',;u} only just socceodtd from the
nursery for failure to hold Il soup.
so ION property, and other equally
fragrant utttnS's i'l.e child. over
wheImlnsly gr'evc.i al" ashamed,
, had to 10 hu>heh aud Soothed 10y
the mothers tact, while she tried tc
; upheld the dignity of the ta'h"
What of the demand upon her pi'.
zeal powers! o., are they OF *
! account
l maintain that when We wOme'
;. do give way to dncal|cd.for severit!
! it is usually because of our over
strained nerves. The gentleman re
!, ieive,l to had nothing to think o
i except fhe care of lifn'self-fo wljjc!
e care, att tire household >coat'ibu'
: ell.
i DR.. Edison knows that' IsSpfak q
+ no undue cases: re knows thcr
u are seasons unavoidable, !" near!
1t every wSoinan's life, when tic Gu
l. mulative careSof sick aud aged, az
e Of little ones, come at once. v
VI cannot escape these seasons; the
E" are doubtless u part Of Gods disc
j: pline. II our earnest purpose be
J" get away from the dominion Of al
4 evil tendency (and tire "vers'ra'de
II nerve Of any man, | am sure, "o't'
III succumb) shall we not have from Il
III wisest of our kind, something t'''
$, looks to be alternative, rather tia
H. consignment to me'liaeval tyran'
'e and the ducking Stml1
Il. "Whu is Garrett "A. Hobart
" asks u comtem porary. Az a g"
It.. many Of our readers wonld do"(
at laSs lilo y little information HIOi
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18

and the Cy'dc lay back i'll his
chair with closed eyes, while two
sympathetft women and six chill.
dren stood around and famed him
!, Julia Truitt Bishop.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18

". Monroe, N. Y, Oct Is, '95.
Acme Cycle Co., Elkliart, Ind.
LEAR S1Rs :-The> wheel arrived yes
terday; and lra3e ridden it about4O miles
and it has given perfect satisfaction so I'LL
and T think it will continue to do 80.
Yours truly,
i. c. NORTHRUP.
Benton, KY, Oct. IA, '9o.
Acme Cycle Co., Elkhart, Ind:
DEAR S1ns II have this day received
vour Acme Road Racer aud am greatly
pleased with your wheel. Several have
seen the wheel and pronounce it a beauty
and not a word have heard against 1T.
~ Your friend,
G. LEMON.
P.S. I am willing to compare it Will
any wheel in this country.
Fla. Baptist Wit s.. Z. Porter, pu Pun:
ness, Ocala, Fla, ! &c. S. Farriss, Editor
DeLand, Fla, Oct. 10, '95.
Acme Cycle Co., ElkhaAt, Ind. ~
DEAR S1Rs Tho cycle came o. X
and to saw that am, after good trial o
it. delighted. does not more than half ex
rress it. Surely it is a beauty: l select
ed the ladies' wheel for my wife ana my
self. but .desire "a pound koadster 10
nv own personal Use. Please SEND hoao
sters c. o. d. at once.
''0' Yours truly,
G. S. FARRISS.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1896-07-18

"Who is Garrett "A. Hobart T.
asks u contemp orary. Az a g""@
many Of our readers would doubt
less like q little information along
the same line it will not he a'n'sS
to answer the question. Hobart is
the attorney of several railroad mo-
uopolies, is the boss lawyer OF ev'
cry syndicate and ,nonopo'ist'c COLI
Germ within his reach, and under
stands how to rule III the interest
of trust and is ~ gold bug OF the
strlctest sort. The fact that he has
a very large sized barl had mnc''
to do with his name being tackled
on to the tail of the National He'
publican ticket.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10

HAJRDREssING, MANICURING, BEAUTY
~ culture lessons: free to agents. BUTLER,
13l Post ST.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10
cRAzzD WITH MORPHINE.
A Burglar in the City Prison Who Has
Twice Tried to Hang Himself.

"A Burglar In tue City fr1eon VINO has
Twice Tried to Hang Himself.
James Haulton, alias Dalton, prisoner
in the City Prison, has twice within the
past four days attempted to commit sui
eide by hanging himself.
He was arrested Saturday night on Clay
street by Policeman Furlong on charge
of burglary. He is physical wreck from
the use of morphine, and the want OF the
drug during Lis confinement drove him al
most crazy.
He raised such disturbance on Tues
day night with his cries for the drug that
he had to be put in the dark-cell. While
there he tore his shirt into strips, which
he tied together and then affixed to the
hole in the door. He made a moose,
placed it round his neck and was slowly
but surely being strangled, when Door
Keeper Hickey discovered him and cut him
down.
Saturday afternoon, while one of the
other prisoners in the cell was asleep,
Haulton unloosed q piece of rope which
he had around his waist as belt without
disturbing him. Then he went into the
toilet-room III the rear of the cell. made a
moose ano tied the end of the rope to the
iron pipe that runs up the wall and placed
the moose round his neck.
One OF the other prisoners heard gurg-
ling noise, and running to the toiIet-room
saw Hamilton suspended by the neck. He
gave the alarm and Hamilton was cut
down. He was black in the face and it
was few minutes before he could move
or speak.
Inc man IS pitlable object. He is ema-
c1ated IN body and his mind is so affected
by the use of the drug that he is more like
an idiot than anything else.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10
KELLY badly TREATED,
Oakland Ballplayers Bunch Hits
on the Imperial
Pitcher.
Very Close Contest for Seven Innings
and Then an Awful Can.
nonade.

The game between the Oaklands and the
Imperials played at the Folsom-street
grounds yesterday afternoon was for seven
innings a close and exciting contest. 1t
looked to be a matter of fortune as to
which would win. In the eighth inning,
however the Oaklands unmasked a bat
terry of safe hits and when the smoke
cleared away it was found that six singles
and double had been touched of and
seven men had circled the bases.
The game throughout was characterized
by heavy hitting. Two triples, two
doubles and nineteen singles were re-
corded during its progress. Shea. the
Oakland twirler, secured three safe ones
out of four times at bat and was somewhat
more effective at critical periods than
Kelly. The latter is ordinarily heavy
batter, but yesterday he failed to once
find the ball.
Neither side scored in the initial inning,
but IN the second the Oaklands got two
men across the rubber on two safe hits and
two errors of their opponents. This per-
Torrance they repeated in the third, IN
the latter half of which inning the I'm
perials scored two tallies on two safe hits
and base on balls.
In the fourth the visitors again COM
q
Smith, the result being another brace of
runs. The Imperials in their half went
them one better, scoring three on two sim
giles, double and four bad balls.
The Oaklands added one to their collec-
ton in the fifth and the Imperials gained
point in the seventh, the score at the be-
ginning of the eighth inning being to
in favor OF the visitors. Then Pitcher
Kelly faced the terrific cannonading al
ready mentioned.
With what seemed hopeless game on
their hands, the Imperials started in
bravely in the last halt of the ninth. Nc
Carthy got his base on balls. Smith,
Bliss, Creamer and Beckett followed with
singles and, with no one out. three runs
were scored and there were two men on
bases. Crowley broke the spell by striKing
out. Mueller went out al first and Crea-
mer scored. Scott was retired on an easy
one, and the game was over, the score
standing IA to 10 in favor of the visitors.
Following is the official score:
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10

that the wooden building formerly upon this
lot collapsed recently, causing the loss of
several lives, inclndiig passers-by and work.
men.
shainwald. Buckbee & Co. have had placed
in their hands the well-known Polhemus
tract, located near MEMO Park. 1t will be
offered in subdivisions of two and half acres
and upward at 5000 per acre. 1t will be sold
on easy terms. This is very choice property
and the price asked is considered low.
Easton, Esdridge 4 Co. will hold an auction
sale of miscellaneous properties one week
from tomorrow, the 2Sth inst On Saturday,
the 22d, they will hold an auction sale at
which another portion tabout $50 acres) OF the
famous Murphy ranch will be offered in par
GELS OF ten acres and upward. The auction
viii take place on the ground and special
train Will be run from here. collation.
Will be served free to all who attend. The sale
OF portion OF this ranch, held few weeks
ago, was very successful, and the coming sale
will no doubt be a repetition Of that success.
Sol Getz q Bro. have made the following
sales recently: Lot and improvements, 1929
Fulton street. 23:7l5x112:6, for $4,000; lot
25x120, on west line of Fifth avenue, IFS feet
north of Clement street. for $500; lot 25xl20,
on south line of California street, 1876 east of
Fifth avenue, for $3.50; lot 25x120. on west
line OF Twenty-second avenue, 100 feet north
of A street, for $500; lot 24Ox225, on north
west corner of street and Eighteenth avenue.
for $500; lot 25x10O, on north line OF Fell
street, % feet west of Scott, lot and improve
ments, for $1,000; lot 5oxl2O, ON east line OF
street, for $500; lot 75x120, on west line
of Nineteenth avenue, 225 feet north of Point
Lobos avenue, for $500; lot 50x12O, on west
line of Forty-second avenue. 100 feet south of
T street, for 5000; lot 57:6x10O, ON northeast
corner Of Thirtv-eighth avenue and Y street.
for $500: lot 50x100, on north line OF street
50 Is feet east OF Nineteenth avenue. for $500.
Bovee, Toy & Sonntag have jnst placed upon
the market thefamous Hale ranch at Mountain
View. 1t is one of the best known and most
desirable properties in the Santa Clara Valley,
and as it Will be offered in small tracts of ten
acres and upward it will not at the present
rate of inquiry be very long before the entire
tract, comprising upward Of 800 acres, is dis
posed Of Last week the firm sold 46 acres
partially improved for $4,000, while negotia-
lions are well advanced for the sale of num-
Der of other parcels in the tract The prices of
the property range from $40 to 800 per acre.
The same firm has handled the McMahan
ranch very successfully, having disposed Of
nearly two-thirds Of the 1000 acres in that
tract since it was placed in their hands not
many months ago. This land is located in
Northern Solano County and comprises some
of the choicest in that favored section of the
State. 1t is being offered in small tracts at
$67 80 per acre.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10
SUMMARY,

Earned runs-Oaklands z, Imperials 8. Three
base hits-Arlett, Hardie. Two-base hits-Shea,
Dalmas; Smith, Scott. Stolen bases-Oaklands 8.
Imperials g. Bases on called bals-oaklands g.
Imperials s. Struck out-By Kelly 2, by Shea Q.
Passed balis-Scott 2, Davis 2. Wild pitches
Shea /. Left bases-Oaklands 10, Imperials
T. UmpIre-O'Neill.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10
SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL
ITO Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night In the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-5B0 Montgomery street,
corner Clay; open until $3.50 o'clock
SS9 Hayes street, open until $50 o'clock
7l3 Larkin street, open until g. 80 O'Clock
6W. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets oman
until O'Clock.
zolS Mission street, open untn O'Clock
ll6 Ninth street, open until e:30 O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10

The annual consumption of meat in
Australia is 276 pounds per inhabitant; in
Great Britain, 118; in France, II; in Ger
many, "a; in Austria, 81; in Russia, 81
in Italy 26