The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 24, 1895, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, .1895. JE e e e s s S g e e e e el el BT 0 o e s e 6 rooms ce nelghborhood . 917 Fo { 9 rooms and bath; $40. ODERN HOU. MO%nes arar 9 rooms: all improve- large court in rear. ments; fine view - e el JUNNY HO BATH: WAT F,l SUae ¥ivy Turk st. (rear), near Larkin: §20. I 8 RC "EVERY MODERD « conve t refined neighbors: landiord. SAM LICHTE FLATS TO LET—Continued. ROOMS TO LET—Continueds TAT § SUNNY ROOMS: MODERN IM- provements; cheap. 1153 Howard. AVED—DOLLARS, DIMES AND NICKELS S*Y renting a flat from BALDWIN & HAM- MOND, 10 Molugf 'y L. TLEGANT NEW FLATS; SEVENTH ST, BE- jow Bryant: b and 6 rooms: bath: #8 to $16. HOUSEKEEPING RUOMS. Eddy Street. EDDY—NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE- keeping rooms. Eilis Street. LARGE, SUNNY FRONT desirable; cheap. NNY 12 534 foor: unturnisne 639 STLIS, CORNER LAJ furnished room by Kk Tifth Street. 1 FIFTH—CHANGED HANDS AND RENO- 2U:2 vated; sunny rooms complete for housekeep- ing, cheap; also front rooms, single #na en suite. ‘%’] FIFTH ST.— LARGE SUN 314 Louseieepinis room, stove, bt aren: $8. ASANT SUNNY HOUS bath. 614 Mason st. () MARY, NEAR FIFTH AND MISSION 20) Tioe iny rooms: double pariors: cheap. T 5= SANCHIZ—3 NICE SUNNY ROOMS, 1325 36: \iso & rooms, 80 newly papered 8 ROONMS; HOUSE: rket st new 7 room! D sunny rooms; 9 () 6SUNNY .ROOM $32.50. Some prumbing: 612 Guerrero. ()= SACRAMENTO, 1425 reoms and bat 16 CEDAR JHOUSE 6 ROOMS. H e, near Larx R 5 7 HARRISOY AGE 3 ROOX 2417 bath, basoment, laundr, 312, LARGE ROOMS; RENT $20. 9 ( YORNEH 7 sunny rooms and bat SON & BURKE. PAV-WINDOW HOUSE 6 ROOMS—BATI 1 ; Teasonable; good tenant. 1908 C 10,000 > and Dev 0. box \OTTAGH view. L Tontgomersy. ‘ B R 5 ROOMS 2913 G vacn: ‘\' AT COTTAC Y ROOM . 6 100, 1an &nd To ROOMS; S modern improvement le; furn.ture for INDOW COTTAC basement. 28,5 ROO. Dolores {6 ROOMS AND teenth, nr. Dolores—Upper 7 rooms 822 er 5 rooms &nd bath. . ver 7 rooms and bath . 7 rooms. r Doiore SoEIE R —Lower 5 rooms E ...518 bat'... $18 near Harrison— and b 6161, Caj 1315 McLe odern 5 Ninth, lower 5 rooms and bat Upper 5 W. H. CRIM & ¢ o FIN « near 16k flat of 3 rooms. 7 rooms and bath. WO N fiacs stable. 12: | bath: Dnear business center: ner FRED H. DEAKIXN, 1136 ween Hermann 640 120 CLAY, | S 1 619 TESSIE-8 ROOMS oRYER: 5 mooas, | 1219 Van Ness ave. |24 |2 ¥olsom Street. REAR—1 LARGE ROOM, also 1 room with fireplace. Kourth Street. = FOURTH — FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 141 | 225 fignt housekeeping; $1 50 to §2 50. Fulton Street. FULTON—ONE LARGE HOUSEKEEP- ing room; shed and vard; cheap. 116 Glen Park Avenue. GLEN PARK AVE. — FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. Garden Street. GARDEN—3 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; 21 ren ss. Geary Stieet. 9171 GEARY_TWO FURNISHED ROOMS; 41 {2 suitable for light housckeeping. GE 4 UNFURNISHED SUNNY rooms for housekeeping; terms reason- Golden Gate Avenue. GOLDEN GATE AVE.—4 NICELY FUR- nished sunny rooms and bath. SOLDEN GAT sunny rooms fo NISHED also others. Gough & H—HOUSEKEEPING SUITES OF rooms, §14 50 and §8 50; all house- eniences, with sunny 1 M GOU { 3and keepin, 776)() BARRISON, Y FRONT ROOMS: { 2Y tornished complete for housekeeping. St PAIUSOROSPIIE: 1 Hhoward Street. TETLHOWA 7612 Sty v 1 D—NICELY FURNISHED window suite and kitchen rea- ITE HOUS. ¥ window sulte gle ordcuble; rent che: Hyde Street. | 187 HYDE — 8 UNFURNISHED SUNNY | | rooms, with kitchen, bath and gas. | Jessie Street. ; RENT CHEAP. Laguna Street. 20R 3 LOVE ROOMS FUR- near McAllister. 1 LANGTON 42 furnished rooms front and rear: low rent. 'VENTH—2 UN- private entrance in Eddy Street. EDDY—NICELY FURNISHED LARGE sunny bay-window room: terms reasonable. ~ EDDY—SUNNY FURNISHED ROOM 307 forgent: private family: cheap. 30 EDDY—LARGE S room to gentleman, with washing 41771mnv NICELY FURNISHED; FRONT room; also single room: reasonabfe. 30: Kighth street. HE SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE: 126 sunny rooms, furnished and _unfurnished; strictly respectable: central; very moderate prices. 48 Kighth st., near Market. A. W. MANNING. 114 EISATH-_SUSNY UNFURNISHED front alcove room: cheap. Eilis Mreet. 1920 ELLIS-THE AVANDELL: FURNISHED rooms: single and en suite; gas; grate; ‘moderate. 42691 LLIS—FURNISHED ROOMS; FRONT 2 §8, back $5: references. 5 one suite with plano, $85. ELLIS—ELEGANT FRON' als BUNNY 735 DESIRABLE B : also bay-window alcove room; pri- vate family ()1 71 ELLIS —2 SUNNY 20155 Tooms: bath. Fell Street. FELI—LARGE SUNNY FRONT ROOM; Tent cheap. Fifth Street. FIFTH-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS #1 50 per week and up. NNY FURNISHED room, closet, bath; private family : 81 week. FURNISHED 21 10 31 Fulton Street, FULTON-NICELY FURNISHED SUN- ny room; private family; terms moderate. Garden Street. GARDEN, NEAK SIXTH AND HARRI- son—Front room, with closet; double bed ; 87. Geary 706 1 treet. URNISHED FRONT Golden Place. GOLDEN GATE AVE.—SUNNY BAY- window rooms, en suite orsingle; gentlemen. Guerrero Street. GUERRERO, CORNER EIGATEENTH— 538 OO Lerge and small sunny front room, fur- nished, $6. ROOMS TO LET—Continued. ‘Ahird Street. W INCHESTER HOUSE—44 THIRD, NEAR Market; most convenient and respectable; 200 rooms 25¢ to $1 50 per night ; $1 50 to $6 per week; electric lights in every room: reading Pm; free bus. 220 THIRD—SINGLE AND SUITES; LIGHT housekeeping; $6 up: brick building: yard. 2] IURK-NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR; Turk Street. ome comfort: private family; reasonable, BUSINFSS CHANOES. LODGING-HOUSES FORE SALE. UCTION EXTRAORDINARY. $50,000 worth of music. The Catholic Art and Book Company, formerly A. Waldtenfel, having decided to dispose of their music depart- meny, fnstruct me to sell without reserve or limit thelr entire music business. = Auctfo. saies to com- mence on Saturday, Nov. 30, 1895, at 11 A. 3., and 10 be continued dafly until the entire stock is' dis- posed of. J.F. TERRY, Auctioneer. BRANCH BAKERY, STATIONERY $225. and candy: north Market; 4 rooms; near school. BARRETT & CO., 86512 Market st Twenty-fourth Streot. 2 SUNNY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH grate or stove; Mlission cars pass. 1424 24th st. Van hess Avenue. VAN NESS AVE. — 2 NICELY FUR nished sunny rooms: $7 & month, Miscellaneous. FULTON HOUSE, OPP. NEW CITY HALL— Furnished rooms, single or ensuite. $8and $16. A MERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL KEOPEN: 7. o0 the European plan; light airy roo; £rom 25¢ 10 $1 per day, 4 per month and up, 5O, ANG ADD BUUMS, 430 GEARY, 85 COR_ELEGANT PAR: +J o, excellent board; for family or bache- Lers: fllsz;chiulocnlon. 5 E]T' TA_];LI;J,FUR PRICE IN legantly furnished front suit and Lm' 2, $50; single rooms $20 up: large an o 80 COMFORTABLY FURN D room for gentlemen; board; Jewish family. 91 O'FARRELL—ELEGANTLY FUR- nished suite; also single; with or without board, NEW RECORD, 100 MCALLISTER—SUNN T +\ suites; single rooms: board option 171 CLAY—SUNNY, WELL-FURNISHED Tooms; excellent board : references. 707T£{YDE NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY 2 rooms; board SUTTER & panish family ; referencés. 93 ICELY FURNISHED e large frout sunny rooms; private; bath; able. 4 LEAVENWO RTH—LARGE, SUNNY <X elezant rooms, single and suite; new bed- txi'inz: excellent table; desirable house for gentle- en. BUSH—NICELY FURNISHED SUN- ny rooms, with or without board; reason- 5SS — NEWLY ELEGANTLY excellent table; comfortable eferences. FORD, BROADWAY AND Polk st.—Quiet and homelfke; charges moder- ate board optional: uil carsdirect. o WORTI, 617 BUSH ST.— Changed hands: tine rooms: good table, , 714 BUSH—OPENED AS y : references given and required; all modern conveniences. Hayes Street. HAYES—NICEL room for gentlemen; gas and bat 526 Hyde Street. B HYD! NI SUTTER—-SUITE OF 70 > { Ue? pariors. suitable for gentleman and wite or physician; reference. Y FURNISHEDSUNNY $5. Howard Street. 119283 Howak E_ LARGE AIRY Z04 room, ne nished, $5 & month; man: American family; none but quiet, sober peo- CHLLOKREN BOARLEO. OULI W B ORZCHILDREN TO BOARD: nice home; mother's care; best references. | 1205 Laguna &t '\\r ANTED_CHILD TO BOARD: GOOD CARE, Address Teacher, Call Office, Oakland. T AUCTION—BUILDING AND FURNI- ture, 922 Illinois st., Tuesday November 26. PKOLL & LLOYD, auctioneers, 719 Market st. $50 PARTNER WANTED IN SALOON « connected with one of the leading ho- tels; low rent: this is a rare opportunity;; investi- gate it. J. W. PIERCE, 22 Kearny st. Pariski WANTED-MALE OR FEMALE, for old-estabiished lodging-house: cheap rent; good location.. For dculars address S. B., box 18, Cal Giice. " 2 NTED— PARTNER IN WINE AND A Wirmon aiaas: e preferred. 820 Va- lencia st., after b P. M. 12 BOOMS ON MISSION ST $ 700 15 rooms on Geary st 850 14-room, sunny corner: m 700 100 rooms on Market st.. 8000 60 rooms o exchange for 5500 16 rooms, incluaing piano 700 10-room house: -very centrs 260 H. C. DECKER, 1206 Market s ylor. 94-Eoox CORNER HOUSE, NR. THE CALL office; offer wanted. DECKER, 1206 Market. LGD&L\G-HOUSE, 15 ROOMS, WELL FUR- Dnished: positively a bargaiu. 644 Sacramento. '4 SIXTH—15 WELL-LIGHTED ROOMS, 044 suitable for lodging-house ; $25. -ROOM HOUSE, TO B SOLD AT A BAR- £ain: on account of sickness. 238 Sixth st. FURNITURE FOR SALK- URNITURE OF TWO BEDROOMS CHEAP. 120 Shipley st JURNITCRE [N 7-RUOM FLAT, 601 LAR- kin st.. for sale. OUSE OF 8 ROOMS AND FURNITURE; bath: a bargain. 913 Howard st. FI500. T FOR SALE—GROCERY-STORE ON BEST RE- tail street; good stock: horse and wagon; a bar- gain to make immediate sale. 501 Hayes st. (\OAL AND GRAIN YARD: BUILDING IN- cluded; long lease; 2 horses, 2 wagons; rent $5. Apply 1613 O'Farrell st. STOCK COMPLETE OF POULTRY-RANCH: Fruitvale; long lease; low rent. 34 Donohoe building, S F. OB SALE-FIRST-CLASS PHOTO GALLERY in Stockton, Cal. Address B. W., care the Holden Drug Co., Stockton, Cal. FOOMS, OAK FURNITURE COMPLETE.§80 Flegant Brussels carpet laid. 5 5 Heavy Linoleum laid. Floor Olcloth. New Bedlounges, our own _make.. 5 SHIREK & SHIRIK, 1810-12 Stockton, ur. Valio. R hantr ko0 ehvants 500d 'as new cloth, 25c; parior suits, $19 up: linoleum, 45 plece chamber suis, 814 50: cornice poles, 25¢; ranges, $6: cash or instaliments; goods snipped free. ‘7. 1. NELSON. 126 Fourth st, {(OUTPRICES IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS / this wook at MeCA RE'S, 84R-950 Mission at. FURNITURE WANTeD, N ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS. NEWS, STA- tionery and cigar stand, or will take out cigai g00d chance for lady to do fancy work; must be sold in three days; come and see what you can do for $50. 1706 Poik, cor. Clay. USINESS CHANCE; WHO).E OR HALF 1N terest in & fine equipped printing office for sal now paying $150 per month. Address Printer, box 86, Call Office. ORNER SALOON FOR SALE; BEST LOCA- tion in town. Apply at McLOUD & HATJES, wholesale liquor dealers, 515 Market $20 CASH WILL BUY A DINING-ROOM near Market strert: complete; no rent; doing 815 daily; must be sold at ouce; no debts. P., box 3, Cali Office. . MUTHER, 719 MARKET "UCTIONEER J. st., pays bighest cash prices for furniture. ASH PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE. JA- COB SCHW ERDT, 821 Mission, bet. 4th & bth. IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR FURNITURE, carpets, stoves. BROWNE, 103 9th; postal. G. KRASKY, CARPEIS, PICTURES, folding. iron beds, furniture; low prices: Cal. otd for_the tra 79 Mlissior CARPET CLEANING. HE J. B. MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING Co. (incorp.); old-established carpet-cleaning machines;_cleaning 3c yard. 230 Fourteenth st.; telephone Mission 74. RESTAURANT WITH 2 FURNISHED KMS.; old established and doing a good business: must sell: best of reasons for selling; see this and you will buy. 236 Third st. MZEAT-MARKET, TOOLS AND FIXTURES, to rent or sell. Shoestore, 2831 Mission st. ARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND renovated same as new. 8. FERGUSON & CO., 23 Tenth st. Telephone number, south 35. ATIONAL CARPET BEATING AND RENO- vating Works HAMPTON &BAILLY: laying and sltering. 313-315 Guerrero: 'I'el. Mission 244. OR SALE CHE OYSTER, FISH AND poultry stand: investigate. 418 Larkin st. Buslr{'mé MAN WISHES TO INVEST A few hundred dollars in_some paying business, Address W. BUEHLER, 1735 Valdezst., Oakland. $ UNEXCELLED RECIPE FOR NEW . method of cleaning and restoring papered or colored ceilings and walls; immense saving to householders; profitable employmen: and easily used. Appiy (alterndons) Architect, 504 Green- wich st. ITY STEAM CARPET-BEATING AND Renovating Works, 58 and 40 Eighth st. G. H NS, manager. ~Telephone No., south 250. HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH work send 10 SPAULDING'S PioneerCas vet Beating Works 353-7 Tehama: tel. So-40. ONKLIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 383 Golden Gate ave.( telephone east 126. McQUEEN'S CARPET BEATING AND REN- ¢) . ovating works. 452 Stevenson: tel. 28. JJATSTORE ON MARKET ST.; GOOD BAR- STORES 10 LEL Y TO RENT: Apply 1216 Pa- ‘QTORE AND BASEMENT AND 4 ROOMS AND e need apply. 9393 2 OR 3 UNFUR- Ze)Ze nished rooms, with basement, yard, and stable if desired: rent cheap. Jones Street. 9()7 JONES—THE VAN WINKLE: NEW - management: elezant sunny suites and single; newly furnished; bath, eic.; $10 to 830. FURNISH heurny Street. '29/ KEARNY—ELEGANT FRONT SUNNY &t rooms; new management; $8, $10, $25. eet. NY Larkin S HOUSEKEEP- ished; central. Market Stree . MARKET, ABOVE SIXTH, IN REAR; furnished rooms for housekeeping: cheap. Mcallister Street. %4 McALLISTER—SU NY FUR] . room for housekeeping; $8. ?'Q MCALLISTER. — HANDSOMELY FU D90 nished rooms for housekeeping: large un- finished basemen 101 SHED Mission Street. 9H1 MISSION — COMPLETELY FUR- )22 nished sunny housekeeping rooms; nice Kitchen; exclusive bath. 1] )R MISSION — HOUSEKEEPING _AND £ other rooms from $6 up; yard; children 1o objection. RLINGTON HOUSE, 127 KEARN Y—PLEAS. it sunny rooms, en suite and single; firs: clasy v erms reasonable. FRO STNA le; day, week, month. LARKIN-NICELY FURNISHED SUN- ront suite ana single room. 0" LARKIN—NICELY NISHED SU ! ny front rooms; terms reasonable. flil‘t 1 LARKIN—CORNER BAY-WINDOW « 133 2 others. sunny front; grate, stoves, kitchen: $6 (0 $16. 1122 MARRET — NICELY ~ FURKISHED 4. rooms, en suite or single; $2 10 $6 a week. SUNNY FUR- 120 single, #5. ) LARKIN—LARG! nished front room, $7 Market Street. 1019 MARKET, ABOVE SIXTH, IN REAR —Sunuy furnished rooms, cheap. | $)7 MISSIO: +) lors, with rooms very cheap. — DOUBLE FRONT PAR- chen or without; $15; other R)S—l MARKE' NICELY FURNISHED {2 front_rooms: single or en suite; also rent cheap. T4 ] MISSION—4 CONNE ] 241 inrnixhe:} T00! TIN 10 one party, reasonable. Minna MINNA-LARGE 2 gentlemen or marri treet. NY FRONT ROOM; d couple: $1 upward. 3! 5 NICELY | SEMITE HOUSE, 1045 MAE Sixth and Seventh—Single and suit 35¢ 10 81: week, $1 50 to §5: families TO?}” MARKET—ELEGANT FRONT SUIT | U5 handsomely furnished; also fine sing | rooms. bath, cor Hayes and Webster. 734 Hayes st. MALL STORE; $15; 439 BUSH ST., OPP. California Hotel; suitable for shoemaki '}'fioa’nzsr—m RGE FRONT OFFICE AND part of store. 221 and 223 Market st. gain: fine business. Apply 758 Mission st. RESTAURANT —3(UST BE SOLD THIS week, account other business; make an offe cheap rent; doing fine business: do not neglect th opportunity. PROLL & LLOYD, 719 Market st. AKERY FOR FOR SALE; ACCOUNT OF departure. 115 Ok st. Fori"s.sm.—a, without too!s; wili teach the t MILLINERY STORE; AVl 00d ‘trade; cheap ‘rent: sold for half value: near Market st.; see this at once. WOOD & GRIB- BLE, 817 Market st. ®100(), BAKERY AND COFFEE-HOUSE i . combined: 4 barrels flour daily; 2 horses, 2 wagons: in & booming town near San Francisco; 18,000 population: trial given: owner re- taining. WOOD & GRIBBLE, 917 Market st. WITH OR 1535 Polk. ALL NEW STOC SONVENIENT OFFICES IN NEW BUILDING cor. Market, Drumm and_Callfornia. lo- vator, etc.; rent reasonaoie. MA DISON & BURKE. 49" RY—4 OR 5 LARGE ROOMS: ALSO 9 front suite, suitable for doctor or dentist. ASH SALES GUARANTEED_LODGING U houses, city and country property, business places of il kinds quickly boushi o sold. for cash oans negotfated: apply 1o WOODS & GRIBBLE, 917 Market stree EW SPRECKELS rents low; 1o extra nitor services ot heaulng. Apily | 14 Montg. ', TAPEWORM SPECIALIST, 906 Market st., San Francisco, has cured 1800 tapeworms in past'14 years here; read circular of symptoms: consuliation is free: call or write: price of medicine, $10 by express C. 0. D. _THE EMINENT FEMALE treats diseases of women, removes ty permanently and positively re- 1t1es in 8 hours with the greatest d: price $5. Woman's Dis- g room 2 ‘ A SEW PROCESS—NO MEDICINE. INSTRU. ‘ments or worthless pills used: every woman | ber own vhyician for all female troubles: no mat- \ ter from what cause: restores always in one day; | | if you want 10 be treated safe and sure call on men's plivsician ;knowledge can be sent&used at home:all cases guaranteea self-praised 2d ve | A BLESSING TO LADIES — INSTANT RE- | £\ lief for monthly irregularities (from whatever | cause) by the most experienced ladies’ physicians | 10 San Francisco, who restore ail cases by an fm- proved method. superior to others: ladies will save time and money, be assured of honest treatment | by consulting the doctors before calling elsewhere: patients who have been imposed upon are spe- cially invited; home in confinement: treatment | warranted: advice free, confidential. DR.and MRS. DAVIES. 14 McAMISter st., near Jones, not_de eved and misied by 1s. DR. POPPER, 318 Kearny. Montgomery Avenue. U NEURNISHED ROOMS—_SUNNY. QUIET, cheap. Avenue House, 220 Montgomery ave., near Pacific O’Farrell Street. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS COMPLETE FOR $12 10 reliable party. Polk Street. ¥ SUTTER—THREE UN- unny rooms; front double par- POL! turnished, 1ors; cheap. McAllister Street. 994+ MCALLISTER — ELEGANT SUNNY Z. single and suiles; suitable for dentist or physician. | | 2.4() MCALLISTER 1 340 ished room: sur husband and wite: 88, | G191 dear NISHED DOUBLE 1 ©1 92 room suitable for man and wife or two ; gentlene: 837 MCALLISTER—N. | { parior and kitchen | family: §12. le for 2 gentlemen or LAR UPPER earl st., of INQUTRE 642 NATOM h and Eighth “AVE, NEAR rooms and hall. T4 ROOM Van “WINDOW FLAT: $12 and §16. A moder 133 Fair Oaks st., near T TURK—UPPER BAY- {11 5 beantital sun : $20. TPWOSUNNY F) A ROOMS; RENT #11 and £10. 2041 Harrison st., opp. Eighteenth. NT SUNNY UPPER FLAT, 4 ROOM ent 817. 713 INDOW FLAT; BATH, WITH LATEST 2936 California st. improvement VHEAP RE ( Apply 221512 Pine st. ROOMS; SUNNY, MODERN UPPER COR- k. ner flac; 4 rooms. Twenty-third st., cor- JLAT 4 ROOM! Owner 9 TGH 208 Scott st., corner Eddy. PPER FLAT; 3 ROOMS; BATH; R. Do children. 114 Ridley st. 15, ELAT OF 2 LARGE SUNNY FRONT ). rooms; kitchen; no children. 125 Sev- enth st. JOUR ROOMS, BATH, THIRD FLOOR; children; $12 50. Four rooms, bath, second floor: $15. th quiet, sunny, clean attractive. U NO NY BAY-WINDOW FLA yard. 809% Valencia thyrd floor, near Nineteenth. 3 | 921’1«».\’ |2 Post Streer. 71 POST—2 OR § UN FURNISHED SUNNY { 2 rooms for honsekeeping. MCDERMOTT PL OFF JONES, BET. Eddy and Turk rnished rooms reasonable. [CELY FURNIS] Pariors; for housekeeping. venth Street. URNISHED ROOMS FOR ng, from $9 up: also other rooms. e o | LT Minna Street. MINN A — NEATLY _ FURNISHED rooms, 75¢ and $1 per week and up. | ()G;MR.\A. COR. EIGHTH—NEWLY FUR- nished bay-window room, $1 a week. sixth Sirect. SIXTH—CHEAPEST IN THE CITY; cozy hiousekeeping rooms and grate. SIXTH — FRONT ~ HOUSE keeping and single room: 12 244 Mission Street. 519 NY FURNTSHED ROOMS, J single a «; 75¢ and $1 per week. JUROPE 1169 MISSION—NICELY furnished rooms, single or en suite: transients. MISSIO; SIXTH-THREE nished rooms. South Par SOUTH PARK — NICE SUNNY FUR- nished housekeeping rms: also singlo; cheap. Third Street. THIRD—-SUNNY FRONT SUITF, FUR- nished for housckeeping: singie 8125 week. 9 10 Y FURNISHED « ble for any purpose. 537 Third st. ousekeeping; also single: cheap. TH PARK—FUR- T; SUITA- | Ninth Street. NINTH—-CHANGED HANDS: FURNISH- ed rooms; single and en snite; houseKeeping. 20 Octav, OCTAVIA-: window rm. Street. ¥ FURNISHED BAY- bath; suit 1 or 2 gents. O’Farrell Street. | 938 OFARRELL ~ NICELY FURNISHED | sunny rooms; en sulte and single: also housekeeping. | 897 OFARRELL ST.-NICELY FURNISHED | single room; $5 a month. O'FARRELL — NICELY sunny rooms; by day, week or month. unny, Twenty-sixth Street. + 115 TY-SIXTH, NEAR MISSION—2 2 suites, fur. clean sunny hicpg. rms; §9, §11. Van Ness Avenne. VAN NESS AV WLY FURNISHED sunny rooms: also furnished and unturnished housekeeping rooms: reasonable. N NESS AVE.—7 NICELY FUR- ms; parlor suite; grate; plano. Washington street. 502 WASHINGTON —SUNNY UNFUR- & nished housekeeping room; running water. EOOMS TO LE Bacon Place. AND 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, $4 50 AND Bush Street. ) BUSH ST.. NEAR JONES— NICELY Teasonable. @[3 TO §40—100 NICE CLEAN COTTAGES, DU Jouses and : special inducements to £00d tenants, SF CO., 602 Market st. 66 *p SHOTWELL—FLAT 5 ROOMS, SUIT- 2 $8; 2 furnished rooms. $4 and §6. Inquire § Bacon place, off Pine st., below Dupont. BUSH — ELEGANT LARGE SUNNY front room. first floor: use of kitchen; $15. 1012 fiuishied rsoms: beaatimily sitasted: ix private family; with baih, hot and cold water; 193 BUSH—NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY parlor s private family: references. I ANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUNNY Toom; private family; no sign. 836 O'Farrell. 9] ] OFARKELL — ELEGANTLY FU nished suite; also single rooms, with or without board. Page Street. PAGE—LARGE ALCOVE BAY-WIN- dow room, furnished. Pleasant Street. NTCELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH grates, for a gentleman, 6. 23 Pleasant st., bet. Clay and Sacramento st., off Jones. Polk Street. 19217 EOLK-THE MAPLEHURST: NICELY moderate. furnished or unfarnished rooms; terms Post Street. 13014 POST-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY front room: running water: 2 closets; for 1 or 2 persons; also cozy suite snd single room. 99 MCALLISTER—NICELY FURNISHED 4O sunny rcoms: private family; opposite | Clty Hall: $8 and 810. NY FRONT FUR- | T ANIES —CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PEN- nyroyal Pills (Diamond Brand) are the best: | safe, reliable: take no other: send 4c, stamps, for particulars, “Relief for Ladies,” in letter by retura mall; atdruggists. Chichester Chemical Company, Philadelphia. Pa. | ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITIES RE- £ stored in a few hours; safe and sure rellef at any time; travelers helped at once: home in con- tinement: French pilis guoranteod; cousult frea. MRS, g 16 Post La T LIBL VE; for information or blc for tria) jar. TAYLOR OHEM. CO., box 1896, 8. F. CARDTOSUFFERING FEMALES—-BY MAS- A\ tage and Swedish movement treatment I guar- antee 10 cure all diseases and irregularities peculiar 10 your sex: obesity reduced; those who have been imposed upon or irregularly treated are invited to call; sconsultation free; charges moderate. MES. DR, HAWLEY, 313 Ellis st. { | | 1 ADIES MALE REGULA L ting Pills:_strongest. safest, best: never fai #1 per box. WIDBER'S drugstore, 14 Eilis formerly cor. Marke: and Third sts., sole agents. LL MARRIED PECPLE SHOULD KNOW eguro”: greatest boon to them: Carroll Co., Stockton and Market sts.: £160; sehd 2c stamp for circular (o W. 8. P. Co,, 581 K st., Sacramento. $-r‘ BUTCHER DBUSINESS, SELLING 4 {9V, 10 5 teet, 30 shewp, 5 hogs, 600 pounds veai a week; all cash trade; rent $14: 4 living rooms. Shop at 243 Fifteenth, near Mission. PARTNER WANTED IN LARGE $900. risarans: aoime. 875 business s 3o o rent $60: gueranteed to clear $15 10 5208 day: open for investigation; cash or good security; & snap; 14 interest very cheap. Call at 137 Fourth. $500. SEOCERY AND EAR:NEW GOODS DUV and siore; reason death of proprietor. Apply this office. $12.:) GROCERY ON FOLSOM ST.; LOW CLAIRVOYANTS. —A——A. “WONDERFUL GIFTS.” CALL THEM WHAT YOU MAY, People of San Francisco as well as other cities marvel at his power. Lawyers, speculators, busi- ness men of all grades, ladies from every walk in life toge:her sound his praise for the benefits they have received. His parlors are always fllled with anxious people seeking reliable information. and every replv is most graufying: all are pleased; Professor Eugene gives advice on _business, specu- lations. nvestments, love, courtship. marriage and divorce: settles lovers' quarrels, reunites the separated and causes a speedy and happy marriage with the one of your choice: he locates mines and buried treasuies, tells of your friends and ene- mies, removes evil influences, gives advice per- taining to iawsnits, locates and recovers old estates: developing mediums & specialty; the troubled and unfortunate should ' seek his counsel: thousands of families long separated have been reunited by his efforts; thou- sands of hearts made giad through bis trathful predictions: he is the only clairvoyant on earth recognized by the profession as their brightest ; all persons unsuccessful in business, who seem to be unlucky, should visit him. seek his gid and start aright: thousands have become wealthy through his advice: he is ever ready 10 assist those with capital 10 find a safe and good-paying invest- ment; young men starting in business will find it greatiy to their advantage to consuit him on all matters of financial interest to themselves. Professor Eugene should not be classed with the many cheap pretenders who infest cities and bring disrepute 1o the profession. His past successes in matters of great import are a positive guaranty of his power to perform the wonders that have made him famous. Allare invited to call. Hours, 9 .M. 108 p. M. 1728 Market st., parlors 1, 2, 3 and 4. bargain: Agency, 1004 Markét st. L « rent; good sales; a bargain. By MEE, MOREAT, WORLD RENOWNED JANES' Business Agency, 1004 Market st. trance medium;25c.up. 764 Howard st.,in front ESTAURANT ON CALIFORNIA ST. AT A LAIRVOYANT AND LIFE READER: LA- owneg sick. JANES' Business dies 26c. 230 Clara st., bet. Fifth and Sixth. ROF. LEON, CLAIRVOYANT, PALMIST, OR SALE—ELEGANT OLD-ESTABLISHED hay and grain, wood and coal yard: centrally located. does good business. Address A. GRELLA, 514 Union st. trance charmer, has no equal; gives valuable advice, reunites lovers, causes .mg{ marriage, re- moves evil influences; troubles he: . 533 Post, 9to8. TADY (OF GENTLEMAN, GERMAN PRE- ferred, with 8300 or $400, as partner for first- class bakery. Apply 1327 Seventh st., Oakland. OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS A delicatessen-s ore with bar cheap, if sold before the 26th. Inquire 1417 Ellisst. + $4 DAIRY PRODUCE: STORE; MUST « sell to-day; rent $4. 1636 Howard st. PARTNER WANTED — BUSINESS ESTAB. lished since 1860; capital Foguived feoia §45,000 10 $50,000. Address B. M.. P. O. box 2435. REAT NOVELTY — HOKSES, HORSES; partner; $1600. 620 Twelfth st., East Oakland. QTARLIGHT MEDIUM:_ MAGIC CHARMS | and future pictures free. 865Y Market st | 1SS MALVENA, AMERICAN CLAIRVOY- | ant and magnetic healer, 76614 Howard st. GHEATEST CARD AND PLANET READER; ladies only; fee 25c. Call 312 Hyde st. RES] T, PASTANDFU1L E, LEGGETTE, 311 Tehama st., near Fourth. ME. RAVENA RETURNED; SITS DAILY: names given,25¢ up. 828 Howard,bet.4th & Sth. ME. ARNDT, BEST GERMAN FORTUNE- IV telier: onty 25¢ ard 50c: show you the picturs of your tuture husband or wife. 724 Harrison st. c. MME. REAT BARGAIN FOR SHOEMAKER FOR sale—The whole outfit, with new machine, etc.: some siock: §150; sacrifice: in fine, prospering | country town: about 1000 inhabitants: nearly no | opposition and plenty of work. Particulars 28 Mary st., bet. Natoma and Minna, Fifth and Sixth. OR SALE—AN $8000 PROPERTY AND business (wa er works) for ouly $2000, or will take partner with $600 to $1250: interest on capi- tal 20 1o 100 per cents monthly increasing; also salary $1 to $2 per da; articulars 28 Mary st., bei. Natoma and Minna, Fif h and Sixth. OR_SALE—A WOOD AND COAL YARD, with stable attachments: in a desirable locality: a rare chance for an active man. Apply at 614 Linden ave. ME. DE. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REVEAI~ er by eggs and cards: tells entire life, past, resent, future; consultations on ali affairs: Dotb. | ng excepted; names given: good advice: sure help: restores lost love by svinpathy; mistake im- possible; fee $1: leiter §2. 929 Post st., nr. Larkin, UGUSTA LEOLA, FORTUNE TELLER: maglo charms: love tokens; true picture of futare wife and_husband: teaches fortune-telling: develops clairyoyance, siate writing, etc.; has the seven holy seals and the Palestine wonder charm; fee $1 and upward. 2328 Mission. nr. Twentieth WEEK'S_NEWS FOR 5 CENTS—THX WEEKLY CALL. in wrapper, for mailing. SraKiiuLAsSAM, JOR SALE VERY CHEAP IF TAKEN AT once—Steam laundry, doing about $200 per week. I, box 37, Call Office. YSTER SALOON FOR SALE. strect. BAKERY, MILK, LIGHT GROCERIES: furnished rooms: rent $9. Apply Call Office, 142 FIFTH 2 JORUIT AND CANDY STORE FOK SALE; | cheap, 1271 Fourth st. ESTAURANT; BEST LOCATION IN CITY. finement with every comfort; satisfaction guar- anteed, by MRS. DR. GW YER. 246 Turk st. R, HALL, 14 MCA LLIS s 3 ~Jones. Diseases of women and chi Apply S. F. Breweries. Limited, 403 Market st. | "A BURE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE DIS- FOR SALE—BEST PAYING BUSI- cases, from whatever cause; 8 home in con- $1500. 26asin'sen Francisco: thorough in- vestigation permitted to party meaning business. CURTIS & BOWLEY, Miils bidg., San Francisco. Df,vi RAE'S FEMALE REGULATING PILL3; safe and efficient emmenagogue; $1 per box. RICHARDS&CO., druggists, 4u6 Clay st. sole ag'ts. TIOME, A FRIEND AND MOTHER'S CARE. MRS, DR. FUNK’S, 1416 Eighth st., Alameda, I, GOODWIN MAKES A SPECIALTY OF diseases of women and restores all Irregulart- iies in one day, guaranteeing a cure or no charge; TOCK AND FIXTURESOF A SMALL FIRST- class grocery for sale; one of the best locations, a8 well as one of the beststores of its size in Oak- land; rent reasonable; this stock is only two months old and is fresh and clean. was bought for cash, and will be sold at a good discount; to the 8POL cash buyer a bargain will be offered; will in- volce less than $1000; satisfactory reason_will be given for selling. Address S., care box 79, Call flice, Oakland. regulator $2; home for patients. 1370 Market st D’u. HMIDT, 1508 MARKET—DISEASES of women: hours 110 8 and 50 6 P. 3. M ES. DE. WEGENER: PRIVATE HOME IN confinement; irregularities cured in a few hours without operation; pills $2. 41 FOR SALE CHEAP—BRANCH BAKERY and grocery: doing good business: reasons given: call and investigate. 2148 Mission st. ALOON: $150; MUST BE SOLD; CALL early. 807 Fourth st. d, LPEAU'S FRENCH PILLS, TO Iadies troubled with irregularities: no danger: safe and sure: $2 60 express C. 0. D.; don’t delay until too late. 0SGOOD BROS., Oakland, Cal. FIRREGULAR OR ANY FEMALE DISEASE see Mrs. Dr. Puetz and be_content. 25414 4th. DENTISTS. K. L. T.CRANZ— EXTRACTION PAINLESS, crown’ work, bridge work and teeth without Dlates a specialty. 103 Geary st., cOr. Grant ave, 500 TUILK ST—ALL DENTAL WORK vest prices and warranted; open evenings. BRANCH_ KERY, COFFEE AND LUNCH place: must be sold: leaving city. 28 Hayes st HICKEN AND GRAIN RANCH TO REN completely fitted for poultry-raising; 80 acres rent $250 per year: fixtures for sale: 10to 12 A. . and 4 to 5 p. M. E.J. WILSON, 632 Ellis st. ROCERY BUSINESS, ESTABLINSHED 19 ‘ears, for sale: 1o bar. For particulars adds G.B), box. 77, this offiee. . FOF SALE-FRENCH LIQUOR STORE, 213 ‘Third st.: large stock on hand; will be sold at 2 bargain: owner wanis to sell on accoun of sick- METAL PLATE 85: TEETH EXTRACTED or filled pafniessly by my patent anwsthetic, Boc: won 28 prizes. Obdontunder Dental Parlors, 8153, Geary st., bet. Larkin and Hyde, opposite Saraioga Hall. It L WALSH, D.D.8, ROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 MAR- ket, bet. 3d and 4th, gas specialists: only reli- able agent for painless ‘extraction: artificial teeth 1rm $5; fillings frm $1; extracting 50c. with gas $1. ‘@7 ASET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS good as can be made; lling §1. DR. SIMMS, dentist, 930 Market st., next Baldwin Theater, T)E- H. G. YOUNG, BRIDGES AND without plates a specialty. 1841 Polk st, TH SIXTH — THE HILLSDALE, SUNNY Sixth Sireet. 3 rooms; single and en suite: $1 to $1 56 a day. R LUDLUM HI 1443 MARKET ST, near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when plates are made; oid plates made over like new; tecth from §8 per set: extracting 50c: gas given. South Park. 16 SOUTH PARK—4 SUNNY FURNISHED rooms as a flat $10 to $15. BUSE. SEAR LAGUNA — NEWLY FUR- nished sunny front room. in modern flat. Ad- dress M. B, box 125. Call Office. able for store and housekeeping; $12. ©) MO 1 CE; CAN'T BE BEAT: Cumberland, near Church. e lister st. and Fir: 99 ) GROVE— FINE MIDDLE FLAT OF 7 74 rooms and b:th, 1 ZABETH—4 SUNNY KOOMS; HALL; Twe ]]34 ern flat of 5 rooms, bath,etc. Apply to JASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 638 Market st. VENTY-SECOND, NR. NOE—MOD- Californa Street. 241 CALIFORNTA—NICELY FURNISHED sunny front double room; grate; terms moderate. 9 Carl Street. CARL, NEAR STANYAN-FURNISHED front room $4; German lady. Carlos Street. CARLOS, OFF 0'FARRELL, NR. POWELL— Sunny turnished rooms; $4 and bet. Valencia and Guerrero, nr. $9(), $22B50AND 825, 4 FINE FLATS OF § R « rooms and bath each, on Gough st., near McAliister: $20, 6 rooms, bath and basement, 912 Bryant st., near Seventh. Apply to T. P. RIOR- LAN, 632 Market st, ) Folsom Streot. 12361 FOLSOM, NEAR NINTH — TWO 2 sunny front rooms; furnished or unfur- nished; to let cheap, Stevenson Street. $15. 427 STEVENSON, BET. FIFTH AND k! Sixth. Apply upstairs or 705 Oak st. STEVENSON — SINGLE FURNISHED front room cheap. Stockton Street. 40 STOCKTON — NICE SUNNY ROOMS: newly furnished; price reasonable. STOCKTON—SUNNY FRONT SUITE doctor's office; elegantly furnishd; chea; Sutter Street. 1314 111 SUTTER—ELEGANT ROOMS; single, lfibl‘:)uggl Wl e Tenth Street. j1m1 NEW sulte, $12; TENTH, NEAR MARKET-3 LARGE sunny room s, housekeeping if desired. (JOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 806 MAR- "Jketst. DR. CHARLES W. DECKER. T)R: J. 1. LEEK, 1206 MA RKET, COR. GOLDEN Gate ave.—Open evenings: Sundays Uil noon. AL WORK REASONABLE AND WAR- ranted. DR.J. W. KEY_llflfl !l‘l'l T)R- GEORGE W. LEE G 200 patenton of Sproved DHIRS WOEK or"toeih without any piate, moved from 6 t0 20 O’ Farrell st. PROPOSALS. e OTICE.—BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT the office of the Mouutatn Mines (Limited), Sbasta, Shasta County, Cal., for furnishing fresh meat for_the six months commencing December 1, 1895, 30,000 pounds (more or less) for the first month, and 15.000 pounds (more or less) per month thereafter. All bids must be addressed to the ma; accompanied by a certified $50, sald cheque to be returned. A bond in the sum of $1000 shall be required. fl’lrlhfl’d :omplny reserves the right to reject any and Bids recelved untll November 25, 1825, and eck in the sum of 10 A PAYING RESTAURANT AT A s junction of three car lines. GKORGE ‘z.ol'l. PATTERSON & CO., 927 Market st., room OOD-PAYING STATIONERY, CIGAR AND nocion store for sale. Inquire 1613 Polk s°. ELICACIES, PORK AND CANDY STORE, with fernitnre: cheap. Call 131 Seventh (GOLD MINE IN PLACER COUNTY, CAL: X opportunity of a lifetime: no assessments o freeze you oui: shares payable monthly install- menta of 26¢. JOHN F. LYON, 607 Montgomery 8t., San Francisco. FRUIT, FISH, OVSTER AND POULTRY business; good location; cheap rent. 1942 ket st., corner Gough EWLY_FITTED-UP LIQUOR-STORE FOR sale. Inquire 732 Devisadero st., cor. Fulton. OST CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABLE: Winchester House, 44 Thir1 st., near Market; 200 rooms; 25¢ to $1 50 per night; $1 50 to $3 per week ; free bus (o and from the ferry. WEEK'S NEWS FOR 6 CENTS—THE WEEKLY CALL. {n wrapper, for mailing. STORAGE VERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO. Finth and Bluxome sts., farniture and good: Jicked, ahipped and sored 0 large ireproot ware- ouses low rates; advances made. Tel. south 388. GE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, HOUSE- ST&B‘A‘MI‘ ete. J. M. PIERCE, 735 Market st. R. writer and trance medium. RS. C. CORNELIUS, TRANCE AND BUSI- ness medium, located at 1085 (So.) Market st. ERN STAR PLANET-SEERESS AND Ppsychometrist: consultation 50c. 917 Market. ETURNED—MRS. J. J. WHITNEY, CLAIR- voyant, trance and test medium. 218 Stock- ton st. I,’ RS.MAYO STEERS. medium; readings dai W 00D — INDEPENDENT SLATE- 597 Ellls. M EST AND BUSINESS 101 Grove, cor. Polk. ASTROLOGY. STRAL SEER—PROF. HOLMES, 11 SCOTT horoscopes, Guestions. st advice. SEWING MACHINES, : ENTED $150 MONTHLY; SECOND-HAND machines from $3 upward: Domestic, New Home, White, Singer at half-price. 145 Sixth st. SEVING MACHINES, ALL KINDS SECOND hand in good working order from $5 upward machines rented $1 50 and $2 per month. 1368 Market st. LL KINDS SEWING-MACHINES BOUGHT, sold, rented, exchanged and repaired; lowest rates. 205 Fourth st.. near Howard. LEGAL NOTICES. Y AN s NOTICE OF CHANGE OF CORPORATION name—By virtue of an order from tne Superior Court No. 7, and filed with the County Cierk on vember 22, 1895, he corporation name of the Eweil's X L Dairy Bottled Milk Co. bas been changed to that of X L Dairy Co., under which name the business will henceforth' be carried on. Yours traly. J. L. VERMEIL, President X 1, Dairy Co. PAITMENT NO. 9, PROBATE—IN THE Superior Court, in and for the City and County of San Francisco. State of California. In the mai- ter of the estate 6f CHARLES D. ROOT, deceased. Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 25th day of November, A.D. 1895, at 10 0'clock A. M. of said day, and the courtroom of Department No. 9 of sald court, at the new City Hall, in the City and County of San Francisco, State of California, Dhave been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of said CHARLES D, ROOT, de- ceased, and for hearing the application of RUBY ALICE ROOT for the issuance to her of letters tesiamentary thereon. Daied November 13, &. D. (Seal.] CHARLES F. CURRY, Clerk. By F. B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk. WALTER H. LINFORTH. Aty for Petitioner. BUI DING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, NTAL BUILDING AND LOAN A8 tion—Home office, 322 Sansome st., S. F. 80 General savings & loan business. Ed k. Hill, Pres. Oliver Eldridge. V.Pr.; W_Corbin, Sec.& Gen.Man. e e, ENGINE FOR SALE. NEW STEAM PUMPING ENGINE; 250 « capacity 8000 gallons per hour. Per- kins Pump and Engine Cntgl7 Main st., 8. F. BiCYCLES. 'Pucx CYCLERY—NEW WHEELS TO LIET: besi_ accommodations. Terminus Geary, Allister and Powell at. car lines. ik PHYSICLANS, T e S A RE)(OVED—DR. C. C. O'DONNELL TO 850 Market st._Diseases of women a specialty. WHAON BROTHERS, 1710 MARKET— Storage: low rates: telephone South 762. IRST-CLASSSTORAGE ; ADVANCES MADE 431428 Market st CHAS. L TAYLOR. TO LEASE. A A A A A A s 'O LET, CHEAP, 87 SILVER ST.. NR. THIRD, runs through to Bryant; suitable for wood and arg, stuble. etc. Apply SHAIN- E & CO., 220 Montgomery st. coal yard, marble WA{D. UC! Red has always been a favorite military color. Its employment dates from the time of Lycurgus, the Spartan, who com- manded his army to arrayed in red tunics in order ‘that new recruits might not bediumaged at the sight of blood. Its ii;g us;in t!h e!Brltish army dates from , when the Yeomen of the Guard dressed in red. e | RELIGIOUS THOUGHT AND PROGRESS An Epitome of Sermons of the Week Throughout the Land. Following is a summary of the principal sermons delivered in the United States and Canada by the leading clergymen, priests, prelates, religious teachers and professors of the Christian faith. In every instance the full text has been carefully read and abreviated : INTELLIGENCE. No man has the right in this day and land to be a knownothing. Ignorance is a ' crime, if not high treason.—Rev. G. R. Robbins, Baptist, Cincinnati, Ohio. SELF-CONTROL. Human freedom rests on self-government. It one man can't control himself, 70,000,000 men can’t. Seventy million times nothing is still nothing.—Rev. Lyman Abbott, Brooklyn, N. Y. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. 1 would rather have high tax and high mor- ality than low tax and low morality. I prefer erooked streets and straight men to straight streets and crooked men.—Rev. Thomas J. Vil- lers, Baptist, Syracuse, N. Y. SENSATIONAL PREACHERS. I think some ministers who consume each Sabbath in saying some strange or sensational things about matiers not connected with sal- vation do a horrible act. The pulpit is for the word of God.—Rev. W. H. McMillan, Presbyter- ian, Allegheny, Pa. PERSONAL LIBERTY. Personal liberty is a delusive cry, for when pressed to its logical conclusion it means that the wish of the individual is to be taken in preference o the decree of the_social order.— ev. Henry Baker, Methodist, Newark, N. J. MARRIAGE. In choosing wife cloose & Christian, intel- ligent and educated woman. God help the man who takes & coarse woman for his wife. She will be & millstone around his neck all the rest of his life.—Rev. Nathan E. Wood, Baptist, Boston, Mass. SELFISHNESS. According to Jesus Christ, the object of this life is not seli-bappiness, it is self-sacrifice. You show me the man who cares only for him- self, and I will show you the most contempti- ble and shriveled wretch that creeps on God's footstool.—Rev. W. H. Pearce, Scranton, Pa. THE LABOR MARKET. Our labor market is already overcrowded. Thousands of men are out of work. Yet esch year an average of some 400,000 emigrants Come to this country to compete with our already unem;gloyed or poorly employed labor and deepen the struggle for existerce.—Rey, R. A. White, Universalist, Chicago, Il CHARITY. With the increasing prosperity of our people there comes an extra obligation, a responsibil- ity. Itis the responsibily of charity. Charity must go aiongside of wealth and prosperity. Out of what we earn and get there can be somethiug laid tHeach year for somebody else. —REev. Willlam H. O’Connell, Catholic, Boston, Mass. CORRUPT CITIES. Many of our cities have outstripped Sodom and Gomorrah, and yet the mercy of our Lord allows them to confinue. They are more cor- rupt than Nineveh, Babylon or Rome, and 1 less the Yeople arouse and purify them our cities will share the fate of those of old.—Rcv. Levi Bird, Auburn, N. Y. CHRISTIAN CHARITY. Plato was a great man, but show me his asy 1um for the blind. Show me Voltaire’s infirm ary for the feehle-minded. Show me Tom Paine’s retreat for the homeless. Show me Colonel Ingersoll’s home for incurables. You cannot do it; you will have to look to Chris tians for those things.—Rev. George D. Board- man, Baptist, Philadelphia, Pa. JEKYLLS AND HYDES. A man islike & pendulum; he can swing from the gates of heaven to those of hell in less than two minutes. He may be kind, loving &and gentle one moment, and some little thing may go wiong and make a periect demon of him in less than thirty seconds.—Rev. Dr. Os- trom, Lutheran, Louisville, Ky. WOMANHOOD, A girl must grow into her womanhood like a flower, and cannot be hammered and chiseled e like & boy. She must be reared gently and tenderly into_that character which is to be hers. On every mother's brow shines the same light that shone on that of the mother of Jesus. —Rey. James B. Kenyon, Methodist, Syracuse, N. Y. INDIA. Many people have the idea that the fnhabit- ants of India are barbarous and uncivilized, Never a greater mi~take. India is the home of the Sanskrit tongue, the parent of all other languages. Many of the higher classes spesk English with beautiful accent. India is the home of every deeg philosophy.—Rev. Dr. John Scudder, Dutch Reformed Church, Syra- | cuse, N. Y. CHURCHES AND SALOONE. Church membership and citizenship do not mean the same thing. If I were not achurch member I would be equally as responsible as citizen. Wickedness does Dot lessen responsi. bility. It is the duty of all citizens with tie right of ballot to rid *he countgy of the saloons and build up the church.—Rev. 8. 8. Wo ward, Baptist, Chester, Pa. GROWTH OF CHRISTIANITY. The church during the last hundred years has brought forth more children and adopted more orphans and is giving them diviner food than in any other one or five centuries of her life. Isee her now the glorious motkher, the holy Madonna of nations, pursuing her way across the globe, accompanied by her children who have risen up to call her blessed.—Rev, gkfl?rles F. Goss, Presbyterian, Cincinnati, 0. JAPAN. Japan affords a specially fruitful fleld for a liberal interpretation .of Christianity. The people are alert, intefligent, receptive. The war has been carried on t! rnugb the influences which have come into the land from Christian nations; and while there is a strong reliance on the native genius, and a belief that a national faith can be evolved, yet there is a readiness to adopt western eustoms and west- ern ideas.—Rev. Dr. Gunnison, Universalist, Worcester, Mass. CHRIST. Many have stormed at the bulwark of faith, the Bible, and e assailed abuse in the church aud have ridiculed Christianity and miracles, but none has come forward to assail the goodness and purity of Jesus. He is the faultless, the incomparable mau—the miracle of miracles; and tl not from indifferent {riends, but from skeptics and infidels alike. They have found in him nofault.—Rev. F.T. D, Bickley, Methodist, Wheeling, W. Va. EVIL. No personal devil is necessary to explain the presence of evil in the world. Evil and wrong are uim?l{ & moral vacuum, as death is the ab- sence of life and cold of heat Evil is not direct creation: it is not positive, and it has no past in creation. Good is the positive ele- ment, the omnipotent, and therefore this is a good world ana this life is worth living.—Rev. J. G. Jaynes, Unitarian, Boston, Mass. EXTREMISTS, The extremist originates, the conservative perpetuates; the extremist reforms, the con- servative preserves; the extremist is power, the conservative is control; the extremist is enthusiasm, the conservative is judgment; the extremist lives in the future, the conservaiive livesin the past; the extremist is tempted to optimism, the conservative is tempted to pes- simism; the extremist is in danger of becom- ing a fanatic, the conservative is in danger of becoming a fossil.—Rev. James L Vance, Prese byterian, Nashville, Tenn. AGNOSTICISM. The days of agnosticism are numbered, for already the method of science is being success- fully applied to religion, and the grand result will be the planting of the belief in God. Not on the basis of creed, dogma o Bible, but on a foundation that is unshakable. Agnosticism is only mental bewilderment, sure to vanish when men cease to regard the universe as dual and learn to recognize its unity.—Rev. Alfred W. Martin, Unitarian, Tacoma, Wasi. CHRISTIANITY. The religion of Christ is a reasonable re- ligion. It satisfies the mind after we have studied to prove it, as no other religion is ros- sible to do. 1t appeases the conscience, whicn no other religion can do. Itentersand fills the heart of man. It meets our everydey needs as no religion has ever done. Itisa re- ligion that will help a man, though he be un. worthy, while other religions require.a lrst 10 be'worthy.Rev. Iaac Clatk, Washing: n, D.C. GOD. The man who insists upon having a God whom he can inclose witmmhe ruinl'e- walls of his logic will have a God whom his logte has manufactured. The very fact that God cannot be compreherded in his mode of exist- ence is an irrefutable evidence that he is not the creature of man’s brain. The main point for us is 1ot to try to fathom that which is un- ::;h‘:m;l:}:, ?m‘tha find ?;n ufilmcien! to enable n the truth.—Rev. Ed, . Presbyterian, Portland, Or. 5 s l‘n‘r‘n;lun. nfidelity, with i spel of eternal nothing- ness, never had a 'nkaeehold upon the p‘zopfo than to-day. Bradlaugh fell in England and there was none to take his slace; Renan fell in France, aud of him the same thing is true; In- geml\ is about m‘;o from the stage of action ere in America and there is none to step into his eccentrie path; but for every one who falls in the ranks of Christianity, there are two good men ready to immediately take his plw..—i"- Dr. Euster, revivalist, Spokane, Wash. 1 3 |