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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-02-20
The City Pastor on Sunday.
(The Examiner

There ought to be more general recog-
milton on the part of the public of the fact
that the duties of city pastor on Sun
days are very burdensome. Hence he
should not be asked to engage in any SER
vice outside of his own pulpit except in
extreme cases. The most frequent tres
passers in this matter are those who are
in sorrow on account of the loss of friends,
and yet who have no direct claim upon
the PASTORS time. In former days it was
customary to hold funeral services in the
churches on Sunday, and the funeral ser
mon took the place of the regular discourse
The demand for sermon has almost be-
come obsolete, but the custom of holding
the funeral on Sunday still quite gener-
ally prevails. In many cases they are
postponed until Sunday, either for the
purpose of making an ostentatious display
or TO accommodate those who cannot easily
attend during the week. While perfectly
willing to officiate at Sunday funerals
where the conditions suggest that delay
would be undesirable or impossible, in
other cases ministers would, very prop
erly, discourage holding any sort of flu
neral service on the lords day,
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-02-20
Exchange Notes.
Topics Of the Day Discussed.
Germany and Turkey.
(Examiner.)

The announcement that Germany has
consented to cast in her lot with Austria,
Italy and England in bringing the disgrace
ful situation of affairs in Turkey to per-
emptory close, is the most gratifying for
eign news of the week. Germany's refusal
heretofore to approve coercive measures as
an ultimate resort, has been one of the
most serious obstacles in the way of re-
form. Her withdrawal from this position
leaves France and Russia as the only two
Powers friendly to policy of delay.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
PER SONAL

C. W. Fischer, druggist of San Jose. is at
the Lick.
Rev. Samuel Hirst OF Vallejo is guest at
the Grand.
L. w. Fulkerth, an attorney of Merced, is
regis stored at the Grand.
W. F. Brakeman of San Jose is registered at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel
N. Michael, merchant of Woodland, is &
late arrival a the Grand
E. A. Cutter, an Arizona mining man, ar
rived a the Russ late last night.
j. NJ Waters, wife and son of Monterey are
staying at the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
George A. Sterns of Oakland, Or, a whole
sale raiser of turkeys, arrived Yesterday and is
at the Lick.
D. Harmon of Nevada City, superintendent
of the California mine, in Nevada County, is a
guest at the Lick.
Professor Charles B. Wing of the depart
ment of engineering in Stanford, arrived at
the California last night.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

Stockt ton Record.


Francisco CALL about into
towering quarters spreckeis building. proud
will O
issuance number
rather than bulk THE
promise 1t impor
ourished the all
backmaing and enjoyed
wider
stricted circulation did its sensational rivals
of wealthy
with all equipments
finest Chicago
wonderfully
edorialy
fearless influence
popular
q and in
lines.
of this the offer
that will enlist
certainly praeworthy project
foreign prisons.
its
Ha waian annexation willing
ali
THE wealthy behind
yellow California life
Examiner
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FLASHES OF FUN.

"You basey deceived told when married
daughter that money coming
"We-I would by marrying her"-De.
troit Free Press.
Moher-Your schoomaster can't man Won
has all the he possibly want
TommyWhy the away from the
other boys.-Boston Post
That does to his pu blic
vices.'
"He doesn't it, replied Sena Sorghum e has mazda
enough TO be able to cash."-Atlanta Constitu
BILL the trade journals that the the
heard in the South
BYes: they've the that Croker S down
beginning things down-Yonke,s
boardng with Tommy Jones to
his
"Why not Tommy
"Cause 1 say intended to throw Won ovha
soon."-Oh Journal.
"Oh know you warm; take vour
see remarked the depleted biscuit the
miners thermometer.
mo- but her; yourself and see
toed the thermometer.-C nciana Commercial Tri bpne
Weary milk hired o slohsv s,oor TO-
test milk. ~ "
Sunset Sims-Is it hard work?
Weary WilleNot Slobs drinks little ont nv eob
an des water in it simply him right in
vulsions.-Ju6ge =
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
PROBLEMS FOR FRUIT-GROWERS.

n RESIDENT ELWoOD COOPER in the address with
r which opened the FruGrowers' Convention at Sac
ramento, problems that confront our
tgrower briefly indeed but impress
their not only engaged fruit indus
try but the general public His
OF the industry while not made from pessmsc standpoint
shows the outlook is altogether bright
needed little and wisely directed cooperation
the orchardists
front them.
important problems is that of pro-
vdng wider and of the prod
ucts orchards Mr. Cooper problem
discussed back that time
the subject has become and now
what he calls zone of alarm No solution diff
Guilty has been found and Mr. Cooper declares
present conditions the fruit industry does anything
like we'll the growing of beets. He
should planting apply our
energies the sugar ustry.
No Will question Coopers argument
in of developing industry assertion that
fru-growing is becoming Improbable in California will
challenged in
not either badly tended been
In the great growing there
the price of orchards offered for SALE price
lands suitable orchardsts are eviden y well
content with their profits very trying to sell at
sacrifice, and great many are planting orchards.
Mr. Cooper himself pointed out by which
fruit distribution if proper
exercised in keeping by the en-
forcement of the food laws. At
chard products to with adulteations
Vast quantities OF socaled fruit ies
manufactured from glucose other aduerants
State where thousands of tons good lack
OF market Ii we enforce puefood law and
to the world that California fruits pure genuine
and wholesome there will be difficulty getting good
market for all that furnish our
until the orchard OF the State its pres
extent
In the meantime Mr. Cooper has dir citing at
tention what be plished deve
oping industry by wisely directed
aid Il by fostering aid of the that the
farmers of Germany able to build the
such Germany now valuable export
trade in nat commodity. The United ports about
500 coo 600 worth of and OF that
about $50 000 900 is brought from Germany.
1t is folly send abroad for which we
raise home but there is why
planting Some day
invested preserving fruit the
hands agacious who understand the value of
turing good article keeping
will make market all of the world
moreover will able handle will Weld
profit for all concerned in it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

justly The Eraminer feels
able to present to its readers in the near ~
Luetgert But is peter
greatest OF EnFlisn huoris whose nom de plume
with
original jokes before published These iumphs o
which,
printed entirely in yellow verging upon deep
The considerable in getting up
when
strenuousy onbd its but the western M
exclusively the Examiner The price of the paper Will De
the heretofore
At is impossible to publish complete menu OF the
before reader but partial list will enable the public
join THE CALL III
Ecaniners the yellow is all too dill
dent, tmd, modest to let its light shine.
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THE MODEST "ExAMINER."

With
itself ecredlt or really unexampled
inform
Of yllownes which its
The told the
of by
of paper has in
mind the series
OF and able erateu H. T.
ballad
sketch
A
Ill., follow Luegerts subject
hould be
even
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
BOHEMIAN CLUB EXHIBIT.
1t Will Be Held on December 1 and
Will Remain Open One
Week.

The artist members of the Bohemian
Club are going 10 have their art exhibit
on December 1. The little difficulty be-
tween the directors and the painters of
that association was all amcably settled
and at the meeting on last Saturday the
dale OF the exhibition was decided upon.
All the pictures contributed by the
artists must be received before P. NJ of
the 18th inst, and q list of the pictures
they intend 10 send must be submitted by
next Wednesday. The artists tnat were
appointed on the hanging committee
were Stanton, Robinson, Yates, Joulln
and Bloomer, and those on the decorating
committee are Stanton, Breuer, Yates,
Raschen and JoulIin. Circulars will be
sent to the artists Immediately and it is
assured that all will respond.
The exhibition will remain open one
week, and during that time there will be
two ladies' days, namely, Wednesday and1
Thursday, at which time he artists will
entertain the many guests.
Gordon Ross will draw the design for
the cover of the catalogue. Raphael WE'LL
offered the artists any materials that they
might need to decorate with, which they
gladly accepted.
The time to get the pictures ready is
short, as the directors had IN formed the
mem bers that there would be no exhibit,
but nevertheless the artists have never
doubted but what they would have the
regular exhibit when matters were ex-
palned to he art committee of the club
There will be competition this year,
which adds greater nterest to the affair.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
RATHER QUIET, BUT PROSPEROUS

the holiday and the approach the ull
Il in becomes marked, every year.
This exhibited by the steady decrease bank
ceang which showed gain for the whole last
only against rer the preceding
% the previous weeks At the time
the East pronounced
retail trade due colder weather
Christmas demand. Many manufacturers unable fill all
orders unwilling any more
which augurs well the year.
One OF the best signs diversion of vast
capital speculative to productive enterprises
This makes speculation dull but gives marked stimulus
manufacturing and kindred pursuits and bege general conf
of
foreign export
markably large The following figures
issued by the Bureau of Statistics of the Treasury
value exports domestic products from the
United States for the months ended October
stu $185 083 7O7 cotton, $40 75O oils
$685. provisions $1l0 36O06 hogs 75917 total
value the months $515 945 903 the
ing October 81. 1896 $476Si6,272
foreign increasing such strides as
seriously alarm continental countries which
being slowly suppanted by all
the different bodies of several
European have recently applied
of discovering OF checking
their Their efforts will be futile however long
superior articles of con-
tinue formidable rivals for The patronage of
indications any apathy direction
part 1t trait of the American that gets
his foot well planted anywhere he generally Keep
ing it there against ali corners.
Failures fell off week those for the whole
country being 25 against 273 O9
The money market continues easy
and collections the except
Southern States where the refusal of
ton ruling prices restricts the circulation
this proceeding shows financial strength among planters
is by bad sign.
The leading changes of higher prices for
wheat, corn oats hides, leather shoes and several ar
ces in the oil trade The business continues good
shape the consumption pig being largest ever
known Wheat from Atlantic heavy
preceding week, closed
being with exception the history of the
trade
There few conditions worthy of note in the local
market The trade continues dull lower prices
recorded for all the minor cereals barley which
shade higher Hay is lower and -four has marked
20 barrel The great staples WOOL hops pro-
Visions dried fruit ratsins hides and leather, quiet
though sales being made all time,
decline in prices of consequence The financial
OF the farming community much improvement; so
much that the interior banks oanng money
ranch property and collections fair lines
We fully the usual dull season. which
begins about this time and generally until along
January the first fortnight February The buying
has practically ceased, the
from now the opening of the usual spring demand
will probably be light unless this year different from all
others.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
NEW TO-DAY.
Thin in heshf Perhapsit's Z

Thin in heshf Perhapsit's
natural.
If perfectly well, this is
probably the case.
But many are suffering
from frequent colds, nervous
debility, pallor, and hun
dred aches and pains, simply
because they are not feshy
enough.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites strengthens the diges-
tion, gives new force to the
nerves, and makes rich, red
blood. 1t is a food in itself.
SOC and sI.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. New Yos&.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
FORGING TO THE FRONT.
Eureka STANDARD.


ncisco
o great journal ike
Chronicle and Examiner it millions behind it,
be determination
morning daily the Its Easter
complete record worlds
dongs Chicago Mr. sprckes
fill
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
TO GET AT KLONDIKE GOLD

Chicago News John
abong with pencil OF whole his endeavor
which will
Kondik fields allow digging of the
god before all Now that he completed
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his drawing practically
knocked his scheme she
consent to his request mortgage their home 1904 seee
complete
is an Old sailor and or has been employed by the
l1nols steel He have knowledge
gons and he sangune Of the drawing
the fat with
paddle on each side On The proposed boat looks like large
Thing that could be balanced In running over ice the
paddle will equipped
According the plans the craft will engine and vii
have
win prevent the inventor from reaching the Kondke gold he
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

OUO completed
Germany proposes to build dydock at Daessalaa seaport
Africa. twenty-five nzbar 81
be asked from the Rechstagfor that purpose.
appropriations year to
roubles ships and Is
600 tor imp OF vladivostcck
schools along OF the
empire schools all ubvenoned
Russian
boomed vessel to teach fire rolling
platform built Portsmouth dockyard There already
arranged
motion OF a ship
The trple-sc1ew cruiser launched at St Naze
ship 8277 $4,000 horsepower
speed battery Of
twentyx quick guns,
the total estimated cost O5925 and her complement
nu mbers thry-fve officers and $50 crew.
cruiser fupowe trials July and
eighyfve developed
Tns snsed was twsntv tnos win "a 5oo
and both and considerably exceeded
light and Portsmouth
dockyard Admiralty authorized
fifty $5ooOoo
electric light paut and motors to drive much OF the machinery
900 sxywo being added
the to be for parade houses and
purposes
The idea of inclined which Chief
navy adopted
the British the Canpus class The ordnance bureau in
opposed Carnegie company pro-
inability
element lacking amorclass has found
facurers in that dictate how the be
The British 80
aud Singapore Before leaving England
the ship series of speed trials import
ant and interesting their requisite horse
1859
knots 3735 II knots 5452 speed of
Ia % knots 49,
reached make of twenty
two knots figures took practically
ten times the 10 SO double the speed
Two cruisers in the French have undergone
November 1896
2O 1917
5000
establishment Indret boilers
Alest The other
a. Cnerbourg,
built
1852
20
eleven Ia The Cassard
ahead OF the estimated time.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
NEW N0N-PUNCTURHBLE TIRE.

For the inventive mind been toward the
tire that could
tuable within
nails other nothing that
absolutely
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

inner papier market 1t
ordinary
claimed, resiency.
the of containing air
for reiency the elasticity the
which addition renders The tire the inventor
claims
The advantages claimed material
OF that be furnished for the tube at
rubber tube reiency with small
weight that 1t is mpervious to and puncueproo
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

Observation-Disclosures is perfectly drv soe
and mild, being entirely free from the msts com
mon further north. Round trip tickets by steam
ship, including fifteen days board the Hote, 81
Coronado, $50; longer stay So 50 per day App.J
4 New Montgomery street. San Francisco, or A.
w. Bailey, manager Hotel del Coronado late OF
Hotel colorado Glenwood Springs. colorado.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

"The drawing OF this picture is something
unusual said the connosseur.
YES" replied Miss Cumrox. "My husband
says It's the only thing he won In a charity
bazaar in all his life "-Washington Star
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
.-Mrs. Winslow's soothing syru,.'

Mrs. WlnsIow Soothing Syrup
Has been used over fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while Teethng with perfect
success 1t soothes the child. softens the gums al
lays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the Bowels
and is the best remedy for Diarrhoeas, whetheS
arising from teethine or other causes For sale by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure an1
ask ior Mrs. inslow's Soothing Syrup 25caoosLs
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
THE COAST PRESS.

THE COAST PRESS.
the past has owned and edited the
Garfield wash Enterprise has disposed OF the paper to Messrs
Brown Scn1ck and D. H. Gwinn
wide-awaEe paper Valley enlarged
pages is due genuine merit and is
evdenc Valley knows good thing when it
sees it.
worthy of and OF its
OF California.
lively affair Of the @ doe p,t nav monkcy with 1t will
be called the Oliver Bakersfield will
supply brain power to keep the thing Whizzing.
The San obspo provided itself with
press and sereoypng and
San Jose progressive and its
enterprise is evidently bringing in golden returns
couran press
paper every political being allowed
capable the couan will doubtless prove an i'm
portant factor in the upbn!dng OF Concord
Angeles Times propreors
acid factory North Ontario quite satisfied with the result OF
prospects up date They going SEND East buy necessary
machinery for which be obtained in California
This concern will be the only producer of crc acid in the United
states lhe supply now comes from SICILY In oarreis'
business men of British Columbia berng themselves
with hithr spring Alaskan
possible preparing
edition. which will BE- issued during coming
Seattle Tacoma have already out boom editions
and the Puget generally ndustrousy advertising
themselves points OF supply fOr Aecbound godseekers
Arcadia Wash establishment
pound of Salmon daily 1t
and started in small three by William Kin
drd He began experiment employs
The Oypian the been brought
state OF perfection and would from the samples
that degree excellence coud neither be had
could
that the market product the
unlimited He found sale for
pound in cities when
than He difficulty dsposing
proGuct al remuneratlye figures"
The Yka Journal anticipates that unless the Klondike
during
the of 1900 will show from $4,000 10000 population
Siskiyou 'The ming
bringing and
still infancy being
pared the
the Nevada range along the eastern boundary
The numbering interest immense
with all kinds building material
in existence finishing and
which this
sufficient allow
of money while
constantly sprngng provide the home demand
heretofore almost wholly imported"
sion of the municipal limits The Herald says Jose
instance has avaied itself of citys system
they retain that connection but there doubt
they will be promptly tired
liable privileges nothing No little
disorder in this community prevails in the district
limits, simply for of police
extension OF the limits would that The suburbantes
also get no small benefit from light and it is
they dodge 1t will readily
considering this other
would result from extending the city limits always cheaper
do business on large than small With rigid limitation of
OF city taxation the
larger lines
may in due time bs brought below the 81 limit
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

An Iowa accused OF murder plea frankly
unique that deserves going record His alleged also
included The burning generated gas
got into the system the defendant fudded mena,
parts and created desire and furnished at the time
impetus to get from there He did disappear
it was the wicked that him. That gas
of the greatest discoveries of age motive
has equaed. Why, single it.
inventor did stop until he had reached the Kondke
detective had difficulty in stopping him then.
According the latest speech Kaiser man is bet
ter soldier for being Christian. Perhaps
soldier fights voluntarily and for principle goes
into the because the laws of his country
and his duties consist IN aradng to the glory OF lord
who makes whole brigades stand he fires
long bombasc harangues at them Christianity sadly
hamper the soldiers natural tendency and right
Because Banco Weyler liberated
tain prisoners this being accordance with policy he
announced at first, yellow journalism brays
did it, The fact that yellow journalism had nothing
with the matter known body but braying
has become fixed.
There is, of course, poisoned the
people at Dixon Yet what's the difference If found
there will be result important satisfying of
this curiosity which after all vulgar emotion chiefly
remarkable for power to fill morgue
morbid throng.
The passing OF society leader cfair they
who realize its importance will flower the
Greenway grave More than this there general
that the late monarch of the
the censor Ct clothes and style speedily find better job
Alderman OF St Paul sentenced to six wears
in prison for accepting bribe This of thing by
ing general will tend rob municipal Of the attractions
it offers certain class of
One of Durrants lawyers missing but seem to be
cheerfuy working double shift The noble to make
against of effect powerful stlmuan to
endeavor.
doubtless had Governor Budd gone into specifications
named number things be grateful for
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
Fine Display of Art Goods.

S. and q. Gump, lis Geary street. are show
ing now their European importations for the
holidays, and invite their patrons and the
public to view the many fine and interesting
novelties received and unpackeu so far.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-At the Palmer
House-C. c. Mclean, wife and boy, Los An
geles Victoria-Mrs. R. E. Avery and daugh-
ter, San Diego.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

"And why" asked the young porker. edo
you feel so sad whenever you see q hemp
My son. replied the old hog, Il cannot
help thinking of ham and eggs Puck
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

SPECIAL information daily TO manufacturers
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau tAhen's), $40 Montgomery
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
CALIFORNIANo IN CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Nov. 2I-At the Palmer House
c. C. Clark, San Francisco; Miss Z. Walden
Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
NEWS OF FOREIGN NAvIEs.

TONS dEstres
Rocheort October 201&
0O0 and will be completed early in 1899
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

golden PoPPIEs," California calen ar of
1898. Also Chinese" calendars now r. adv
for mailing a Sa born & Wallis, TAI Market
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

Mr.. Wilson, the Secretary OF Agriculture,
will make the principal address at the opening
of the negro Agricultural College at Tuskogee9,
Ala, on November II.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

Stop that cough with Lows horehouno
cough syrup, price 10c, All Sansome st.*
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22
NOTES ABOUT NoTABLES.

John L. Stoddard says in his new lecture on
Norway that the most interesting sight In
Bergen is the grave of that marvellous Norwe-
gian vioIinist, Ole Bull.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

Germany proposes drydock DaresSalaam seaport
in Africa twenty-five miles of
be asked from the Rechstag for that purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

Gwnn owned and edited the
wash Enterprise disposed of the Messrs
Brown Scnick II. Gwinn.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

wde-awake paper Valley enlarged
merit
good thing
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

The late f. C. R. Walker of Roxbury. NESS
who left 100000 to various charities, waE
seldom seen at public gatherings and had but
one hobby, that of flower culture.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

Paris derives huge revenue from the
sale of dolls dresses.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

CALIFORNIA glace fruits. soc lb. Townsend's
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

The moved into its home and
Establishment worthy of OF its
ambition leading Democratic
! of Calf
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

appropriations for the year
SO and IS 500
10 imp rovements OF the Vladivostcck naval
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-22

Professor Runge, the famous German astron-
omer, is in this country on a Government mis-
sion. In a few months he expects to prepare
a report on the progress of astronomy and as
trophysics in the United States.