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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

GRAND HOTEL.
 c F Miner, St Louis IJ K Lamont. Chgo A W Kenison. Auburn c Lingo. Birds Lndg J McArinch, Forest HI ' D McGflvray, Denver Baxter, L Ang w Wilson & W. Cal M J Young, Fresno HI Cope. Greensburg M l. Isham, Courtland C W KIncaid. Cal c H Danier & ", Or H R Sterne & ". $ Use MrsS N, Laughlin. Cal J Daniels. Boston Mrs A jackson. Colusa J E. Dye Jackson Miss Johnson. Colusa F Kramer, N R s Oakman, Sacto q Peterson, $ l. ObSp pr R W Hill, l. Ang II c Shubert, Napa " Fl Adams. Boston P Tonner, Pomona A Anderson. Suisun D Drust. Wheatland D A Forbes. Vancouver M Gilbert, R W Skinner. Marysvl c G Fleckenstein & VI, Scales. Palo Alto Benicia
 L Danzgler. Ohio H B Mitchell. Uklah Lowenstein. Ohio U H Baker. Ukiah pr Attenhom. Ohio U c Ruddock. Ukiah M Dougherty. Menlo R T Hale, Stanford pr c A Ruggles, Stktn H J Corcoran. Stcktn J Hebbran. Salinas iC M Wooster. Jose
 NEW WESTERN HOTEL. G Cooper Seattle r F Grace Stockton T McGovern, s Rosa NJ Ridley, Chicago H c Wilson. London Bernard. " Stone 6 f. Fresno lC Miller, N C Smith. Manila J L Dixon, Jose Mrs Hartman Cal P c Henry, Butte R Smith & W, Ill U l. Ross, Fresno H Grant & W, III lC Wilson. Portland H A Burke, Cal F Mathews, Tacoma Miss McClntock. Cal R Dexter, Visalia
 PALACE HOTEL.
 H Nelson Chicago J W Morissey, c c Miner, St Louis Brick Kuhn, Erie, Pa R Casey London G Peters. Boston A Jaqueth & ", Omaha w Bates,, Boston J Williams &w, Chicago H O Booth. Chicago G Whitcomb, St. Paul Voorhes &w, Denver MissC E Usher, Stkn H E Falk. Lincoln c Lightbound Toronto H Kahn, Stanford Miss Ligh lbound, Can Frank Fogg, Stanford Miss Davidson Toronto W M Kerr Jr. Stanford J Reynolds. x W. Ohio Mrs. A Goodwin, Ohio J Titus. Sacto Miss Pickauds, Ohio
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-21
Pianist Rosenthal Coming

F1an1st RoSenthaI Coming.
 James M. Morrissey arrived from New York yesterday and is stopping at the Occidental. He represents the Henry
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MEETING NOTICES.

EXCELSIOR Lodge No. 166. F. and A. R
 M.-Special meeting THIS CWEDNES- ~A DAY) EVENING. Dec. 21 at 7:30 X O clock. Second degree. "
 THEO. E. SMITH. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BAD tenants elected for s4; collections made: city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO. 415 Montgomery st. rooms 9-10; tel. 55s0.
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 that spans the stream at an alt-
 tude of forty feet above the wa
 ter the canoe capsized and the six
 soldiers found themselves strug-
 gling in the swiftly running cur
 rent. Five were good swim
 mers and managed to dump the water out of the canoe and regain their seats in the frail craft, but the sixth man, Private William Hogan, was not so for tunate. He was being rapidly car ried down the stream by the cur rent, his companions being unable to render him any assistance be- cause their paddles had been lost in the upset, when his cries for help were heard by Corporal Bra dy, who was walking across the suspension bridge.
 Brady stripped off his coat and sprang from the bridge without a moments hesitation. The inn petus he received from the jump of forty feet carried him some distance, and when he reappeared ten seconds later, fifty feet fur ther down stream, he was within
 a short distance of the drowning man, who had already gone un- der twice. A few powerful strokes brought Brady within
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-21

MISSION Lodge, No. 169, F. and A. M- A
 Called meeting THIS WEDNESDAY, M EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. Installa- X ton of officers. ~
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PACIFIC Lodge. No. 136, F. and A. NJ, 121 Eddy st., will meet THIS "A WEDNESDAY, MORNING. at 10 X o'clock. to attend the funeral of our " late brother, BENJAMIN F. LOUIS. Ma! ter Masons are invited.
 GEORGE PENNINGTON Secretary
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ROOMS papered from $3; whitened $1 up;
 painting done. Hartmann Paint Co.,. 343 Sd st.
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BOY IS or 14 years old for errands and to heln in drug store; apply in handwriting giving age and residence. Address box 654 Call office.
 wANTED-Salesman for our gents furnishing department. RAPHAEL'S. BARBER for Wednesday, Saturday and suu- day. 1922 Powell st.
The sun., 1898-11-26
One Merchants Experience.

A group OF Bloomington bu-iness men
were at the Windsor hotel la>t evening
discussing matters Of general interest.
Finally the subject turned to advertising,
and this is what one OF the oldest men
IN the group said:
"During my eleven Years experience
advertising real business, have learned
that it does not pay half as welt to ad-
vertlse any other way as it does to put
your money in newspaper space. Some
OF you have spent your ad !ertising ap-
preparations in programs, menu cards,
schedules. time tables, guides, hotel reg
isters, industrial books, wall hangers,
wall charts and the like. And | will
tell you frank y that you are next door
to throwing Your money away when you
are susceptible to the Establishments IN
promoting patronage for such schemes.
"Cut off these leaks. Put your foot
down firmly that not another dollar
shall be diverted from the newspaper
that goes into houses bristIing With in
terest and intelligence. I have spent
nearly 1000 days studying means, meth
DDS and media essential to profitable ad-
vertsing and am convinced that the
very best way is in the newspaper. Pin
your faith to it frnly if you have any
thing to sell that the people want.
Everybody who can read reads the news
paper and you can not reach 30 many
people so cheaply by advertising in any
other way .'--Bloomington, (W.) Ieuder.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Making Arrangements For the Enter
tainmcnt OfDistin.uishcdE Elec-
tricianS Next Year

The committee which was appointed
some time ago by the Wilmington Board
o Trade to properly entertain the dele,
gates to the conventn0 "f the National
Association of Municipal Electricians f.
be held here next September, have met
and organized with John W. Avdon as
chairman, NJ p Satterwaite as secretary
and John Farra as treasurer.
There is talk Of an electrical exhihi-
ton being held here at the time of the
convention, which would show the latest
Improvements and novelties in electrical
machinery and appliances. Such an ex-
hibition would be- intensely interest
ing.
The presence Of the large number of
electrical experts, between 100 and 2C0
delegates are expected. would offer to OK.
hihitors inducements which could not
otherwise be obtained. These experts
will come from ali parts of the United
States and are naturally interested IN all
the latest Improvements and possible
displays of light. heat and power by
means of electricity. 1t would also be a
great treat to the general public.
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struck him until Mr.. Rboads told me

struck him until Mr.. Rhoads told me
about 1t.
"tireen grabbed my hands and Harry
Rhoads struck me several times and
took the knife from me, after which
Green kicked at me twice and | struck
him in the lace with my fist. then
went back to the cream house aud got
my little can of cream and went home.
l did not try TO run away, but stayed
right home until was arrested"
The witness was cross examined by
Mr.. Cooper and seemed slightly confused
at points in the story, but taking 1t III
all cOrrnbnrated his former statements.
Mr.. RhOads was again called to the
stand and testified to Blacklist MS char
acter by saying that he made all men
that worked for him behave while on
his farm.
Eddie Beeson testified that Biackis-
tons character, to the best of his knoWl-
edge, was good, although he had heard
frequent quarrels between Blacklston
and Gr,en.
Mr. Cook, of kenton, was not allowed
to testify to the character OF Blackiston,
because he had not had any dealings
with him for about five yems
Mr. Rhoads on being questioned as to
whether he heard Backiston tell Green
to go away, that Ike did not want to
tight, said that he did not hear Black
iston say that.
The defense rested its case here, and
Mr.. Cooper addressed the jury and sum
med up the case. He made strong plea
for verdict OF murder in the first de-
gree.
Mr.. Burris. for the defense, took more
time and pleaded eIoquently for the
prisoner, and he took the knife and illus
trated how easy it would be to accident
ally strike the blow which killed Green
The curt charged the jury and they
retired to their chamber at 6.l5 o'clock.
The court waited until IL o'clock last
night for the jury to render verdict,
and, as it had not reached decision by
that time, ordered it locked up for the
night.
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Church Notices.

First Unitarian Chrrrh, West street
above Eighth, Rev. Alexander Bowspr,
minister. Subject for Sunday, November
q, "The Life Of God in the Soul Of Man;n
service at lO.45 O'Clock; all seats free; the
public cordially invited,
Central Presbyterian Church, Sunday.
November y. 1890 a M, preaching bv
Rev. r. A. McCurdv, D. D.; subject,
Jacobs Ladder" l2 m, ,Sabba, IT SclooI;
6.45 p. M. PRAYER meeting of the Y. P.
$. G. r.; 7.45 p. m, preaching by Rev. T..
a. Mrtnrdy, D. D.; subject, "Evcry
Mans Cry"
Church CT the New Jerusalem. corner
Of Delaware avenue and Washington
street, Rev. Philip b. Cahell, pastor.
Services at 1880 n. m and 7.30 p. m.
morning sermon on "rhe Widows Two
Mites by the pastor; evening subject
"Self Examination" by Mr. Walter f.
Brlckman; Sunday School at g. Is a. m.
Bishop Walden, who is one Of the
most active of all the Board of Bishops
of the Methodist Church. will preach at
st. Paul's, Seventh and Market streets.
Sunday evening. He has just retlrnpd
from Europe and is one of the greatest
authorities OF the triumphs of Methodism
the church has.
st. PauPs Seventh and Market streets,
$50 a. M, Sunday School and class
meeting; 1890 a. M, preaching by the
pastor, subject, "The Power Of the
Written Word:' 2 p. M, Sunday School
and PASTORS Bible class; g 80 p. M, Y.
p. s. G. E.; 730 p. M, Bishop Walden
who has recently returned from Europe.
w. L. S Murray, pastor.
West PRESBYTERIAN Church. corner of
Eighth and Washington streets. the Rev.
A N Keigwin, d. D., pastor. 1890 a.
M, sermon by the pastor; 7.3O D. M,
Lvangalistic services, conducted bv Rev.
J. W. Van De Venter; 2p. M. Sabbath
School; 6. 45 D. M. Christian Endeavor,
Evange|istic services every evening next
week. except Saturday; Chalk talk at
730 p. m; sermon p. m.
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GIVEN THREE MONTHS.
Brooklyn Jimmy Sentenced by Judge
Ball-..Othcr Gases in Municipal
Court.

Thomas Walsh, alias "Brookyn was
given a hearing before Judge Bali il
Municipal Court yesterday morning, or
the charge OF begging aud WAS sentenced
to three months IN Jail. Brooklyn is q
notorious burglar who recently finished
a two years sentence in New Castle Jail.
PauIin" Carolina was fined $l and
costs for drunkenness.
William Green, colorcd, was fined s!
and costs for being drunk.
Joseph purneIL was fined 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
jesse Jones, coiorcd, was given twenty
DAYS.
Daniel II. lynch was charged with
disnrderly conduct. A fine Of - and
costs was imposed
Frank Thompson was charged by OBI
Ger Mcguire with begging on the streets.
He was fined So and costs.
Martin Brown, colored, charged with
acting in dlsorderly manner was fined
S3 and costs.
George Craig pleaded guilty to the
charge Of dlsorderly conduct. His wife
asked that he be placed under peace
bond. They cannot get along together.
He was placed under Il 500 peace bond.
Joseph McCrea was charged with the
larceny OF $40 from John Anderson Tie
theft was committed in the King street
market on Wednesday. He was com
nlitted to the Ferris Industrial School.
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SHORT MEETING or COUNCIL
Will Draw $4,000 From The. .Four. De.
pository Banks and Place.it
-5u
in Another.

An adjourned meeting Of City Council
was held at 7.30 o'clock last evening. 1t
was somewhat longer than the meeting
of the previous night but little business
was transacted.
City Treas lrer Curry reported bal.
ance in the Union National Bank Of $53
ss7. "A; four depository hanks, Sl4, 1886
Collector T. f. Lewis. 5000, taxes for
1898; f. NJ. Savres, 5000 for 1897; c. R
Mitchell, Jr., S625. taxes for 1897.
Special fund for park purposes $2,.
334.55.
The miscellaneous pay roll of 81. $50. 36,
City Council Of S27526 and Police De.
partment of 1872 70 were allowed.
The report OF the Society for the Pre-.
vention Of Cruelty to Animals was re-
ceived. Ninety-fve dogs were impound-
ed during October and eighty six killed
The sum of $lG was received from the
sale of animals. Under the contract tie
city has with tie Society, Council al
lowed it $3.50.
1t was decided to draw S. 000 from the
four deposit ry banks and deposit it in
the acting bank. Council then ad-
journed.
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In the murder case now pending III the
Criminal Court the jury, alter being
charged by Judge Lone, was up to II
O'Clock last night unable t" arrive at amy
verdict and was locked up for the night.
Henry BiacklstVn, a negro, is charge &
with numbering a man named Green
and the sirorg plea OF Attorney General
Cooper yesterday for a verdict of guilt,
in the first degree, is, perhaps, the caust
OF the iury's ENHANCEMENT.
This case is one uf more than passing
interest in view Of the fact that Blacks
ton was at one time released from Jail a.
Green whom he had stabbed with ;
butcher knife ceuld not be fonnd.
What stupidity could have led to such
action is lioU known. Green during al
the time that BIacklstOn was held, wa.
lying first in the County AInshoust
and latter in the Delaware Hospital at
the point of death.
1t Was not until his death that tho
authorities located him. Then Blacks
ton was arrested and placed on trial fol
murder. This is extraordinary and
bears fruit for thought. Where was the
trouble? Either negligence On the part
OF the hospital attendants tp apprise the
authorities Of the admitiance OF a mar
to their care who was suffering from !
stab wound, or negligence on the par, o
the authorities in pursuing the case.
Delay after delay has marked this cast
and even the jnryc Imes in for its share
OF participation IN the drawbacks of ,his
peculiar case.
The sun., 1898-11-26

TIE four charges made by Samntl
Bancroft against the Levy q" rt Cunr
missioners, that of crooked contra +,
mismanagement, maadministration and
extravagant appropI iations, na,, .,I
been proved by Bancroft or an ex u,
offered as to why they were mad"
The public have been left to the 70 n
clusion that malice aiorethoneht ami.
mated the mind of Samuel Bancroft
when he charged the gentlemen Of II e
Levy Court with mismanaging the affairs
of the county. ger
Samuel Bancroft has an excellent op.
portnnity to square himself with the
people and if he does not do so, it
stands condemned as publisher Of open
lies.
The sun., 1898-11-26
WATCHING THE HElVENS.
shower OF the Shooting
StnuS

Searching the heavens for Shooting
stars is he task upon which the a.trnn' =
nIers, amateur as well as professional,
are now engaged. Early in the month.
from the 10Th to the 20'h, those inter
ested III the science were kept busy look
ing ior the Lconldra, and last night they
had their glasses frcusrd "n'l sky in
eXprctat ,"n Of Witnessing ti'e 81 overs Of
the Andromedes or Biela meteors, which
usually appear after long lltrrva from
November = to- y, although the advance
guard frequently becomes evident scv-
era nights prior to that period, and the
straggIers are often seen az late as De-
cembrr !. The main showers, however,
usually occur between the 2jth and 9th.
The sun., 1898-11-26

HELP the women OF this city in their
effort to have medical examiner APP
pointed for the public schools OF Viii
mington.
Mothers make this appeal. They do
not appeal without reason and it
should be granted.
If WON'T n were allowed to sit on the
Board of Public Education, the people Of
Wilmington would hear OF many changes
in the school government. Many bene.
fetal propositions would be suggested
and acted upon and sufficient room
wonId always be provided for pupils.
Voters, put a few OF Wimington's
mothers OF the Board of Education.
The sun., 1898-11-26

NEARLY every minister in this city
preached Thanksgiving sermon. In all
the dlscourses the great topic naturally
WAS the national prosperity and express.
81 ms of gratitude for the successful
emergence from the late war.
Connected Herewith in many dis
courses was thoughtful consideration Of
the new national policy, and It was
noticeable that great proportion OF
the ministers favored the idea Of ex.
pansion. RI
The Church looks on this question
from Its own point Of view, not Of that
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AN additional grade of letter carriers

AN additional grade of letter carriers
proposed for our city will simplify the
work of each individual carrier in so far
as complaints from letter receivers goes.
Carrier sergean,s whose business it will
be to superintend all carriers on their
routes, will also be invested with power
to personally investigate complaints
made in the several districts.
An investigator of complaints made
b the public relative to public service,
should be invested with full authority.
This is what First Assistant Postmaster
General Heath wished to give to Will
mington.
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Postmaster Browne Will Ask the
Head Of department For
Important Changes.
WOULD EXPEDITE MATTERS
II the Postal Authorities Approve
of the Plan He Will Ask For
the Distribution of
the Mail on the
..' Trains.

Postmaster Hugh C. Browne. has de
cidrd to open the money order depart
ment of the p 'stoffice at 73O o'cl ock on
Wednesday and Saturday mornings be-
ginning with today.
Heretofore this department has not
been open"d until s o'clok, bnt the pres.
ent movement is to accommodate the
market people.
Postmaster Browne also has in con-
temptation number of other changes
and the most important of these is the
establishment of sub-stations in four diff
ferent sections Of the city.
He has written the department at
Washington in reference to the matter
but has not as yet received any reply.
Mr.. Browne says that tie first sub
station he would endpavor to establish
would be at the Highlands and after that
was done will ask the department for
another one in the southwestern and
northeastern sections OF the city.
1t may take some time, he states to
secure this proposed change from the
department at Washington, but he ex.
poets to eventually succeed.
Mr. Browne saws that If the depart
ment consents to the establishment of
the sub-stations il will greatly expidte
the delivery and collections of all the
mails
AT present the letter carriers are COM
PEELED to cone to the Federal Building
at Ninth and Shipley streets to receive
and deliver all mail m after
Under the proposed new system they
woNId report at the sub, stations.
II the department agrees to the sub
stations MI. Browne will also ask that
the mail matter for this city be distri-
bute1 on the trains and tina, for these
stations be placed in sperate pouches.
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GunnerS Return Home.

William N. Barnard. superintendent
OF the p, W. 4 B. Railroad, F., w. & B.
Station Master Thomas B. Brison, P,W.
d Il. Superintendent of Motive Power c..
W. Mtndtnhall and James Winchester,
returned home last evening from very
successful cunning trip to S,arp's Hill,
Georgetown. They occupied Superin-
tendent Bannard's car, No. 2SOl, which,
was attached to train 62, and arrived at
$50 p. M.
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Heat Without Cost.

The eoldest weather warm room can
he had by attaching the Lex Radiator to
any lamp. Mailed to any address, 80
cents; and II not satisfactory return and
get your money back. LIBERAL terms to
agents. Lex Radiator Co., Dept. E., 432
Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
nov26 dec3, 1917.
The sun., 1898-11-26
MARRIAGES..

STRA,SER- 'HlTTAKER.-At the home of
ny Rev. + f. Briggs, Wednesday evening,
November q: Otho O9. St'ayer and Mis-, NJ,
Alice WHITAKER. '
Wake '-COLE-At the homo o. ths brides
parents Van Buren s:ree, Wednesday, No.
Pont Walker and Miss Leila Cole.
CLAR-SrAKRKS.-O Wednesday, Noyem.
Der l6 saS at the home OF the brides parents.
and Lille Pearl Sparks VIVA
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PERSONALS.

dEEENE,IniormatioD 2, ~ wanted o. rel.sivs
born In Middleton, Cork. Ireland; in painting
business In New York or vicinity; James died
about 1855; Robert 1875 Address G, % Herald
downtown
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ErDoltcd Brewery Sale.

The report was again current yester-
day morning that the Bavarian Brewery
of John A. L"ngeI had been sold to a
syndicate from Baltimore Mr.. HngeI
could not be found last evening either to
conh'm or deny the report.
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TAKE THEM IN TIME

The masses will have what
they want, cost what it may.
High-priced medicines have had
their day and the poor and af-
Aicted may now enjoy the bene-
fits of carefully prepared, pure
remedies at practically nominal
prices. The physicians con-
nected with Louisiana Specific.
Laboratory have prepared num-
Der Of standard cures which are
offered to the public at the lowest
prices convenient with pure
preparations.
These standard cures cannot
be b ',lght of druggists. BY send
ing your orders direct to the
Louisiana Specific Laboratory,
Lake Charles, Louisiana, you
are sure to receive pu.e, fresh
drugs properly compounded and
carefully packed.
In ordering the following
standard cures please give the
number of the remedy nedeed.
If taken i'll time one supply will
effect a permanent cure.
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Of political power or control Of new
markets, but of the opportunity thus
to be given for widening the Influence
of Christianity. Wherever the flag goes,
there will 60 the Church and the school
house.
The position is logical and Of resist
less force; it is net unnatural y
zee it taken by the majority Of clergy.
men.
The sun., 1898-11-26

WARS and rumors OF wars may come
and 60, Kingdoms may fall and peace
commissions arbilrate, but a certain re-
tired statesman from the cultured pre-.
cints OF Princeton still continues to send
the festive duck to the happy hunting
grounds with a unanimity and success
that battles description.
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MAKE the "body OF the advertise
meut," that is the small type drscrl :
,ion, important. 1t will be iead car :
fully and always criticised more than any
part OF the ad.
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DEATHS.

BALL. Suddenly in Philadelphia, on the 2sd
instant .rah 4 Ball widow of the latt
Reuben Ball, of Mill Creek ,undred.
Funeral from the residence Of her SON in. law
Harvey Cranston. Stanton, Del. on Saturday
26th instant, at II O'Clock. Services at Tic
house.
Philadelrhia papers please COPY,
GALLAGHER I'm this city, OF Iiiphtheria. on
November O. 1898. Katie, daughter Of Michael
and Mary A. Gail CHER, aged years.
=, Funeral private. from her parents residence
No. 12l6 Chestnut street - :.
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U-HER--Mrs. Rob RI Usher Marie An.oinette3
please send ad rtss 10 bUER. STRONG 4 JAR
Wis. so Wall street. New York City
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MRS. GEORGE r. GORREN. formerly of n
West 45th st will hear something tD her adyap-
tage in communicating with J. +. a., I241
Broadway, New York.
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TAKE THEM IN T[MR

No. Name of Cure. Price.
Headaches 1oc
2 Fevers, Congestion, Inham-
nation. 12c
3 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. I2c
4 Dyspepsia, H eartbu1n,
Stomach Pains. 1oc
5 Diseases of the heart. csc
6 Hoarseness from colds,
singing, speaking. Ioc
7 Constipation, chronic or
acute. Ioc
s Rheumatism or Rheu-
matte Pain. 12c
9 Catarlh, cold in the head,
etc. I5c
10 Co.ic. 1oc
II General Debility. 16c
12 Nerve Diseases. requiring
Tonics and Sti,nulanls. 18c
I3 Worms, fever caused by
them. IL
ID Neuralgia, N euralgic
pains. 1oc
IS Malaria. 12c
10 Diarrhoea--Dysente1y. 1oc
II Female complaints fully
state your caseL soc
IS Male complaints fully state
your case). 12t
10 Serofula, Blotches or Pim-
pies. Ioc
20 Kidney Diseases 1oc
21 Sore or Weak Eyes. 16c
z2 Dropsy. 12c
% liberated or Sore Throat. soc
"a Piles, Blind, Bleeding or
Itching. 22c
rs Group HeJ1Use this and
call in a doctor instantly. zoe
26 Gonorrhoea, tn ee-d ay
cure. soc
II Eczema. 16c
2S Tonsilitis. 28c
20 La Grippe, Influenza. 1oc
90 Hay Fever. 16c
TAKE THEM IN time
Address all orders and communi-
cations to the
LOUISIANA SPECIFIC LABORATORY.
Lake Charles. LOUIS No,