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Sw1 If SA2 FRANCISCO CHE027ICLE fWEDIiTESDAT JAOT AJiT 27 1897 4 TI ttiJMi FROM WEALTH TO PDVER If I Story ol a Calilornlan in Oregon HISSING FOR THREE YEARS ARRESTED If POUTLAJfD FOR IT SAJTS BCT RELEASED Oner a Rich Mas In Santa Ana Lost Ilia Property and Deserted His Family Special Dlnpitfh to the Chronicle PORTLAND January 26 The old jion of the rapid fall from affluence to pecun again told In the life history of A Moje a California who was irre ed here bj an officer on the ground insanity but was discharged to day fci rrectal condition not being deemed tuf nU rae to Justify placing him In the ajlum Moye has attempted to fienj Ms name but has been positively jdertified as a formerly very wealthy pan ard we 1 known In Southern Cali forr a Mo once before IUed In Portland but went south a good many jears ago ard met 1th remarkable success In real esta peculatlons In Southern CaJlfor Bis His fortune was at one time estimated at 1000 000 but loose business me hods and seeral disastrous specu la ens scattered his fortune and three years ago he suddenl disappeared lea ng destitute his wife and three chli drer The affair was kept quiet Mrs Moye reer made a report of her husbands i sappearance to any of the authorities but quietly went to work in her home a Santa Ana to earn a living for herself ard family There was naturally a grrat deal of curl among the many nen with whom Moye had associated In arious business deal but their curios availed them nc thirg and at the rl of three years the mystery bad bfr nearly forgotten Jioje was recogn red in Oregon city a deputj Sheriff of Multnomah coun The officer met him on the street wh 1 a policeman wa taking him to tie City Jail and called him by name but he refused to replj The next day the officer again called to see him and succeeded in making him admit his lientlty The two men had known each her I California when Moye was a tran of wealth and Influence The officer at first inlted on writing to his wife but Moye finally persuaded him not to and through the officers mediation he wa released from custody He Is now according to his own tate me nt endeaxoring to return to Santa Ana earning his waj by repairing rnu sical instruments He sa he still lo es hi wife and would hae returned to her before but he had th best of reasons for keeping away He thinks that If can reach Southern California again and get started in business he will be able to acquire a competency so that he ran provide agood home for his wife and educate his children on the Old Mission road and assaulted the proprietor Motrins was apprised of the approach or the men by the barking of his dog He went to the door and saw two men He then went behind the bar and the men entered and asked for liquor As he had recently lost his license he revised to sell it They Ihtn asked for ranch and as he started for the rear room to get a knife they stepped behind the bar One dealt him a blow with the butt of a heavy rerolref and Knocked him under the bar The other robber then went to the living rooms In the rear and ransacked his trunks The robber who had struck Mohring went through his pockets and secured 12 The other robber gathered up a revolver and a silver watch and returned to the barroom The robbers then tied both of the saloon keepers hands behind hta and one of them taking a black silk handkerchief from his pocket gagged Mohring They then left the place after blowing out the lamp and leaving the place In total darkness Mohring finally succeeded In freeing his hands and weak from the loss of blood staggered to a neighbors named Welch and told his story The matter was reported to the police and officers went to the ecere with bloodhounds The dogs are now on the scent of the robbers Mohring will recover WAS BURNED IN HIS HOUSE DOCBT WHETHER IT IS TOTRDER OR SUICIDE Careful Inveatla atlon to Be Made Fate of a Wealthy Resident of the Coast City DEED OF AN OREGON PAUPER Special Dispatch to the Chronicle SANTA CRUZ January 26 Nathan Demick a native of Canada aged 65 years was burned to death this afternoon at his residence In East Santa Crui under suspicious circumstances Early this afternoon Mrs Demick told him that she coming to town and he responded that he would lie down on the lounge until her return When the fire was discovered the Fire Department responded to the alarm All the doors and windows of the house were locked so that entrance had to be forced When the fire was well under control the body of Demick was found in the room Nearly every piece of clothing was burned from the body and the corpse was badly burned Near him was a can of coal olL Alongside the body was found some money The neighbors are inclined to think It Is a case of suicide but the Coroner will investigate the case very carefully He had no enemies as far as known therefore no motive for murder can be assigned The deceased was a man of means He came here from San Diego a few years ago About three months ago he was married for the second time his first wife having died a year ago No motive for suicide can be given for he was always apparently in cheerful spirits The loss on the house is 1500 with insurance 1200 TRIED TO POISOV FAMIII AT ENTIRE strychnine Placed In All the Water on the Place Tried to End His Life Ul Dispatch to the Chronicle PORTLAND COr January 26 A fpeial from Independence to night tas that an attempt at suicide and holpsale poisoning occurred out on the Ben Mason place a few miles south of town last Surday morning The facts in the case so far as learned are as follows rt White a county charge has bp stopping at Mrs Mason The rai is old and feeble ard in a fit of despordency made an attempt to take nis own life by swallowing a dose of hntne The Mason family are earlv risers and about 5 clock Sunday I mrrning they heard strange noises com lng from the old man room An in 1 estimation showed that White was In pointed to its being a case of poison A ph slcian was called and the old man was relieved As soon as White recovered he admitted taking poison and he also confessed to having attempted to poison the whole family by putting strych nn into the well and the water pall He further said that he had put poison lr the horse trough for the purpose of poioring the stock He said that he waned them aJl to go together The members of the Mason family were thrown Into the greatest confusion by this cold blooded confession There is every evidence that White Is partially insane When in bis normal ond ion he does not appear to have a virious disposition but lately has had fits of despondency ftOCGH WEATHER Of THE COAST The Steamer Excelsior Loses Part of Her Deck Carg SAN DIEGO January 26 Word was cetved to day from Captain Hlggins the steamer Excelsior now at Guay nas stating that his vessel had a very lard time on her way to that port where the arrived January 20th The Excel iior had a cargo of railroad ties She assed this port on the 14th and for six Itys battled against head winds and itavy seas Off Lower California she truck the storm that raged along that ast and for a time she was thought be in great danger as her deck load tag loosened and heavy seaa were Wpped About 1200 ties In the deck oad were washed overboard In going ver the side the ties carried the railing 1th them but beyond this there was damage ILLTESS OF A SEJTATOtt DR HALL IT THE TOMB Large Crowd at the Funeral Services In Santa Barbara SANTA BARBARA January 2 The funeral of Dr Richard Hall whose death occurred Sunday morning after a brief Illness was held this afternoon and was one of the largest and most imposing ever witnessed in this city As a mark of respect business was generally suspended the courts adjourned and all the stores and business houses were closed between the hourtssf 2 and 4 this afternoon The spacious Presbyterian Church was inadequate to afford even standing room to all who desired to attend and a large I crowa Kiooa upon tne cnurcn steps ana I sidewalk unable to gain admittance ithin the church and covering the casket and all the space Inside the altar rail was a mas of floral emblems of exquisite beauty and elaborate design the last tributes of lovlngr friends After the Impressive funeral services which were conducted by Dr A Carrier the remains were borne to the cemetery at Monteclto for interment a shorter service being held at the grave The coHn was followed by the following gentlemen as honorary pallbearers Drs Otto Parks Sldebotham Thaw McKln lay A Ruiz Judge Cope Whitney Judge Canfleld Admiral Harmony Mr Booth and Rulx Chapman of San Francisco Dangerously Slelc SACRAMENTO January 2t Sena or Chapman 4s lying danger dsly ni with the grip at his residence and his friends fear that his Illness rill result fatally ROBBED IX niS HOME Hear prietor of Road Honse Los Angeles Attacked LOS ANGELES January About clock this evening two men believed KM tramns went into Wl Mohrlnes sad Jwuse four miles east of thU cltrtiilimoay OT HER WAT FROM THE SOUTH The Cruiser Philadelphia Expected at San Diego in a Few Days SAN DIEGO January 26 The cruiser Philadelphia arrived at Acapulco yester day and will sail to morrow for this port She is doe to arrive next Tuesday Word was received direct from the cruiser today but nothing was said regarding the battle ship Oregon which is supposed to be on her way to loin the Phlladelshia and return with her to Ban Diego to take part in tne carnival to te held here on February 22d in honor of Rear Admiral Beardslee Preparations are being made on a large scale for the carnival which will be the last naval demonstration In which Admiral Beardslee will take part before his retirement The Monterey and Monadnock are sow here and the Adams le expected besides the Palladalphla and Oregon TEW EVIDENCE 15 THE CASE Trial of the Healdsbara Treasury Snit at Santa Rosa SANTA ROSA January 28 The chief Interest In the Healdsourg treasury robbery case to day centered in the testimony of Mary Ltvernash sister of Utile LI ver nash the editor of the Healdsburg Enterprise Mrs Mulligan the widow of Treasurer Mulligan had testified that Mulligan spent the evening before the robbery at home Miss Llrernash said she met him that evening between 19 and 11 oclock on the street and that Mulligan was on his way toward the City Hall She said she told no one about It because she was a friend of the Mulligan family and did not want to get mixed up In the case She had Inadvertently told the facts to a friend a few days ago when reading Mrs Mulligans testimony and her friend had repeated it to the attorneys for the prosecution CAPTCRED AFTER FOCR TEARS Arrest Lls of a Hexlcan at Sam Obispo for Murder SAN LUIS OBISPO January 26 Tes terday about noon Marshal Cook of this city captured Ramon Mellnas a Mexican who has been wanted for four years for the murder of Juan Para In Panoche valley thirty miles from Fresno Molinas Is a desperate character and bears on his face and body the scars of encounters innumerable He has been a woodchopper In the mountains abouftlfteen miles from this city for about three years and when taken he was off his guard He confessed the killing The Fresno authorities have been notified Failure of a Shoe Dealer SAN JOSE January 28 I La sky a shoe dealer has filed a petition in insolvency His liabilities are S39S0 His assets are said to exceed this by 2000 One thousand and fifty dollars Is due II Hammerschlag San Francisco the Goodyear Rubber Company I2S7 Mrs I Lasky San Ftancisco 500 and ULn Pink San Francisco 2250 Granted sv Divorce at San Jose SAN JOSE January 26 Judge Lori gan to day granted Mrs Alice Buck a divorce from Dr Buck on the ground of cruelty The parties live at Mayfiftia Tne piautuz is given we custody of the children aad 20 a month PASSED Bt IDE ACTION ON THE FIGHT BILL OJTLT JTIXE TOTES AGAIXST THE MEASCRE The License Raised to On Thousand Dollars liter the Corbett Flts MilL Special Dispatch to the Chronicle CARSON Nev January 28 The prospects of the Corbett Fltzsimmons fight taking place In Nevada are growing more favorable The bill for the regulation of glove contests was passed by the Assembly to day by a vote of 30 to 9 one not voting The bill was returned from the Committee on Public Morals this morning substantially as introduced except that the license for each contest was raised to 1000 900 of which goes to the State and 100 to the county In which the battle takes place It Is expected that this will allow only big contests to take place here The bill will enter he Senate to mor row and In the usual course of things still come up for final passage Thursday A number of citizens are endeavoring to keep Stuart from fixing on a nlace for the fight or yielding to outside of fers until this matter Is settled and it is reported that he has considered Nevada favorably providing of course proper legislation is effected Reno Virginia and Carson are all on the railroad and have suitable training grounds EASTERN SPORTS INTERESTED Fight Managers Will 5ot Talk of the Location of the Rlns CHICAGO January 28 The dispatches from Nevada referring to the passage of a bill under the provisions of which Dan Stuart could pull off the Corbett Fltzsimmons battle have set the sports here agog George Slier who Is to referee the big mill and who in conjunction with Malachi Hogan is to run a special train from Chicago to the ringside would not commit himself as to the location of the proposed ring All the world will know In a day or two just where the ring Is to be pitched said 8iler We have the train already engaged and yet the general manager of the road with whom we are doing business does not know excerpt in an approximate sort of way Just how far he will have to haul us I will say this mucn nowever we win be at the ring ide sixty hours after we pull out of the depot in Chicago Mr Hogan and my self have been kept busy for the past weK answering letters of lnaulry from out of town Thus far we have advised our correspondents to bide their time and when the proper moment arrives we win acquaint them with all the de tails they can make use of PITZSIMMOXS STARTS TRArvrTG The Lanky Flsjhter to Remain la Kew Tork NEW YORK January 28 The fact that Bob Fltxsimmons started training to day for his battle with Corbett Is significant of the closeness of this fistic event corbett has been taking time nv tne roreiocK and for the past two months has been preparing himself carefully for his contest with the Corn lshman while the Tatter has been in dulging In a rest ever since bis memorable battle with Tom Sharkey in San Francisco Fltxsimmons has decided to remain here until he hears from Stuart and has mapped out for himself a system of ex ercies that he will follow daily during his short stay He started in this morn lng by taking a twelve mile run from the Bartholdl Hotel where he Is stop ping to Macomb dam and return After a light breakfast he toyed with the dumbbells and exercised with wrist machine for half an hour Dan Hickey his sparring partner then gave him an alcohol rub RACED OVER THE STOW few Orleans Events Decided eta a Slippery Track NEW ORLEANS January 28 There was a light fall of snow all day and the track was very sloppy and slippery Jockey Everett Is suspended indefi nitely for a suspicious and unsatis factory ride on Anger in tne fourth race Six furlongs selling Zelbach won Lot second Senator Penrose third Time lasi Seven furlongs selling Llnette woo Springtime second Pirate third Time 132H One mile and a sixteenth handicap Cannonade won Full Hand second Constant third Time 14 Seven furlongs selling Hailstone won Grade second Bob Clampett third Time 133 Six furlongs selling Juanita won Olean second Old Ham third Time FAILURE OF A TCRFMAJf Alford Makes an Assignment at Lexington LEXINGTON Ky January 28 A sensation was created here by the assignment of Alford proprietor of the famous Lexington Stock Farm Stoll was named as assignee No schedule of assets and liabilities was filed but the failure Is a big one Mr Alford was formerly a big mule trader at New Orleans acquiring a for tune For many years he has been one of the most prominent trotting horse breeders in Kentucky His large farm adjoins the city limits of Lexington and he has extensive interests In other States ICE SKATIXO COXTEST Reynolds Wins the American ins tear Championship NEW TORK January 28 The annual speed stating tournament which begun at Stamford contu last weeK ana was postponed on account of poorlce was resumed at Sliver lake Staten Island to day The Ice wasfeard and fast Following are the results One mile amateur ehaaplonshipof the United States Final heat won by Reynolds Chicaro McPartlan Veralancks second A Morgan La Salle Institute New York third Time 238 1 5 One mile handlcan amateur Mc Partlan Verplancks New Tork scratch won a rnuiips new xorK Hockey Club SO yards second A Morgan La Balis institute yarns third Time r2 5 4 Morgan protested the Chicago man Reynolds on the ground of professionalism nut me case iuu remains in aoey ance LIGHTS FOR EMERTV1XLEV Important Measures for Municipal Improvements Projected OAKLAND January 28 EmetTvQls has decided that It seeds street lights and its Board of Trustees has taken under ad visement aa application for a lighting franchise Several ordinances were passed at last nights Board meeting relating to town government These prohibit carrying con cealed weapons use of vulgar language and regulate the stringing of electric light and telegraph wires An ordinance defining what was a misdemeanor was finally passed uruinance no relative to contagious or Infectious diseases of animals was passed uruinance ao relative to touting was passed Ordinance No 10 fixing the compensa tion of the Recorder was passed John A Brttton of the Oakland Gas Light and Heat Company petitioned the Board for the franchise tirht and per mission to lay and maintain mains and pipes ror tne transmission or gas underground within Emeryville The company also applied for the privilege of erecting poles masts and cranes for the suspension of electric wires and attachment of arc and incandescent lamps Both requests were referred to a committee composed of Trustees Stoer Amerg and Field wick The Board adjourned to meet next Monday evening CARMEN ARE SLOW TO SIGN HESITlTE TO TAKE FLEDGES TO ABSTAIT Officers of the Road Say They Are Putting Employes to a Test Oakland Branch Office of the Chronicle KM Broadway corner lnth street OAKLAND January 26 The employes of the Oakland consolidated lines In this city are Just now debating the advisability of signing a document which the company has issued under rather peculiar circumstances and which binds its subscribers to keep out of saloons at all times Superintendent Rudolph has had the pledge distributed among the men with an urgent request accompanying that they aSx their signatures The document placed before the men Is nothing more or less than a temperance pledge It requires that the employes of the Oakland Consolidated road retrain from entering a saloon at any time and Is embellished with a few parallel conditions which are not altogether pleasing to the conductors and motormen The pledge is generaly regarded as a Hobson choice affair but the secre tary of the road has this to say in behalf ot tne ODUgation submitted There have been many accidents on the various lines lately and this pledge was started tor toe purpose ot seeing now many total abstainers we had in our employ and also to see how many would be wlling to take the pledge Many accl dents have been attributed to the use ot drink and It is only reasonable that the company should wish to protect Itself from damage suits by all legitimate means The pledge Is not obligatory The men who sign It If they be drinking men win not gain anything by so doing and the man who does not sign It will be In no danger of losing his Job We have heard of no complaints from the men and do not expect to The point upon which the railway employes lay great stress is the apparent attempt to control the conduct of the men when they are off dLtv and have laid aside their uniforms There Is a general protest also from the men against binding any employe of the road not to take even one drink as the men declare the presumption will then be that they are given to drunkenness and require such a rule to govern them Thus far but eight of the employes of the road have signed the pledges and there is no telling what the balance of the men will do IXCESED AT WATMIRE Oakland Board of Trade Voices Its Disappointment OAKLAND January 28 The members ot the Board of Trade are deeply Incensed at Assemblyman James A Waymire They asked him to support the bill making it possible to garnishee the salary of a public officer and were astonished to day to receive a letter from him In which he announced that he could not support the measure and that the Committee on Code Revision had unanimously pronounced against it The letter was read at the meeting of the Exchange to night and there was a general attack on the Alameda representative It was decided to send a copy of the letter and also the resolution passed by the Exchange to every trade body in the State The letter from Mr Waymire was addressed to Secretary Webb Pierce and was as follows Tours of January 9th has been duly received together with a copy of the bill I have carefully considered the bill sent me and a similar bill Introduced by Mr Leavitt has been discussed in the Committee on Code Revision We unanimously came to the conclusion that It was unwise to subject the salaries of public officials to attachment for the reason that the nubile are Inter ested In having their officials secure In their salaries so they may effectually perform their duties The remedy of creditors Is to refuse credit to those who will not pay A resolution was unanimously passed declaring that the exchange did not believe the reasons advanced by Waymire were founded on either equity or Justice and that It was believed that It was the duty of the legislative body to make laws that would protect the mercantile world from the acts of dishonest officials as well as private dtliena Death of Mrs A Gates OAKLAND January 2 Mrs Abigail Gates wife ot ht late Gates of Chicago died this morning at the residence of her granddaughter Mrs Edwin de Golla on Albion street She had been In falling health for some time and came to the Coast last fall with the hope of improving Her son Gates arrived from Chicaro In time for a athred farewell Mrs Gates resided la Jhlcago continuously from 1S37 until last i ear and her remains will be taken there for Interment Horse Thieves la Alameda ALAMEDAJanuary St At 13 JO oclock this morning three men raided a Chinese garden on Clement avenue and stole four horses Mounting the animals they rode hastily away and have not been captured AMATEUR ITALtATf OPERA Saeeessrol Rendition of a Sew Musi cal Work The znianl Musical Society attempted grand opera last night at the Bush street Theater and succeeded admirably in a presentation of Le Educande dl Sorrento a late Italian opera by UsUlo The theater was well filled with enthusiastic auditors who applauded every solo duet and quartet The opera has never before been produced In this city The chorus of the society was specially strong and excellently supported the principals Many floral pieces were given the leading people in the cast and when the curtain dropped on the last act the house arose in aa outburst of enthusiasm and applause The cast was as follows LulgU student Miss Isabel Ccppage Placlda matron Mrs PauHne wand Teresa ttudent Miss Rappin Augusto Lieutenant Robert A Marrisvev Rodntfa Lieutenant Alfred A Borlini Don Democrito principal of convent znianl Procoto sexton Ernest Sofclesstn ger Bettola sergeant Taeo Sollman El Generals father of Lulgla Trom bont Railroad Stockholders Sued Agnes Klernan holds a Judgment for 3000 against the Insolvent San Francisco and San Mateo Railroad Company She brought suit yesterday to recover from individual stockholders their respective proportions of the Judgment Tne person sued and the amounts demanded from each are as follows Butler SUSO Behrend Joosv SUS0 Fabian Jooet 1359 Turmi ittttw OeorgtT Saltht ttlO Lawless 2S25 BBP05S1SLE HIMIhT1 A XUSOSlSLT rurhlture saersts hterton Spatial StUv eamutiniiDEi FURNISHES A REPLY THE DAMNATION OF INFANTS RET JAMES WOODWORTHS 4UERT AXSWERED Pointed Criticism of the Westminster Confession of Faith Rev James Woodworth secretary of the Presbyterian Union in an open communication has asked Rev William Rader to what denomination he referred as subscribing to infant damnation Mr Rader said last evening that the allusion in question was made in his Sunday evening sermon and added I am sorry to say that the Presbyterian church Is meant I do not mean to say that every Presbyterian believes such a horrible doctrine but I do mean to say that every Presbyterian tacitly subscribes to the dogma when be becomes a member of a church that has not been able thus far to expurgate It from Its confession ot faith The Westminster Confession says Elect Infants dying In Infancy are regenerated and saved by Christ through the spirit who moveth when and where and how be pleaseth I will submit this question to my friend Mr Woodworth hat becomes of the infants who are not of the elect The eed continues So also are an other elect persons who are Incapable of being outwardly called by the ministry of the word It Is interesting to see how Protestant divines have wrestled with this declaration Dr Archibald Alexander late In the last century abandoned the doctrine The Hodges later Introduced new and more comfortable interpretations but when Professor Brlggs made an effort to make the confession consistent with modern enlightened reason he was turned out of the Presbyterian fold He says It Is however contrary to the Westminster confession to believe In the salvation of all Infants or to believe In the salvation of any of the heathens who are capable of being outwardly called by the ministry of the word Professor Simpson of Glasgow was charged with heresy In 1728 for teaching the probability that baptized Infants were saved Now I repeat that Presbyterians as a rule do not actually accept such a dogma but up to date there Is not enough power Irr the Presbyterian church of America to change the Westminster confession of faith which ha been preserved In the alcohol of orthodoxy for 200 years The recent controversy In the Presbyterian church was on this very point President Patton of Princeton makes Inerrancy In the Bible the basis of Inspiration and Professors Hodge and Warfleld have gone far enough to say in the Presbyterian Review that a proved error in Scripture contradicts not only our doctrine but the Scripture claims and therefore its Inspiration in making these claims No wonder my friend Woodworth op poses Biblical criticism I am glad this question is asxeo ana i sincerely nope i have not made a false interpretation of these standards My reference to the damnation of infants In the sermon was used to Illustrate the te nrt theology of Jonah waiting for the Indiscriminate destruction of Nineveh In doing so I meant no reflection upon the great spiritual de nomination which has done so much for the salvation of the world BROUGHT BACK FROM DEXTER Voted Burglar Safe Behind Prlsoa Bars Sergeant John Duncan returned last night from Denver Col and brought with him William Flannery alias Howard known as the handsome burglar and placed him in a cell at the Central Police Station where be win await trial on a charge of burglary Flannery had been charged with abstracting a purse with tl7 from a woman pocket in front ot the Grand Opra house last April and while out on ball he entered the house of Bertln his bondsman His pals confessed to the bunrlary bnt Flannery escaped He was apprehended In Denver for some trifling offense the San Francisco police were notified and the prisoner held uatn Sergeant Duncans arrival DEATH OF TfORDHACSEg The Oakland Capitalist Breathed His Last Yesterday Nordhausen who attempted to take hi life at the Baldwin Hotel Monday died yesterday afternoon at 8t Luke Hospital from the effects of the wound The body was at once removed to the Morgue Auditors Quarterly Report Auditor Broderick filed his quarterly statement with the Board ot Supervisors yesterday showing that there were tt 219 517 23 In the treasury on January 1st apportioned among the principal funds as Tollows General fund 662990 47 school fund SZ45 557 65 puoiic Duuoings lund S1423S7 44 park Improvement fund STL 239 27 new City Hall fund S27144 40 Free Library fund 230239 77 street light fund tS7S30 1Z Richards Defective Complaint The Supreme Court has held that in actions for the Tecoveiy of money the complaint must state that the sum has not been paid or any part thereof Charles Richards sued the Lakeview Land Company upon assigned claims and neglected this essential in some of his counts The lower court gave him Judgment on those counts but the Supreme Court holds to be error Father Yorkes Hext Lecture Rev Father Yorke win lecture Friday evening under the auspices of the Young Mens Institute at the South San Francisco Opera house Nuts to Crack is the subject selected MISCELLANEOUS A COZY PAG0DL SUFFER IB MEW Patoes Celery Compound is Wotting Miracles in Cufinr5Biseas Palnes celery compound Is working miracles in the cure of disease So says a recent article by the foremost medical essayist in Boston Nothing shows more conclusively he adds the astonishing capability of Paines celery compound than the thoughtful open minded class of people who use It and recommend it both in public and among their closest and dearest friends and relatives Among us physicians there Is no longer any hesitancy In recommending this great remedy without stint of praise About the same time the above article was published there appeared In the Boston Journal the following letter from David Chasser of 4S2 Windsor street Cambridgeport a suburb of Boston I take great pleasure In testifying to the extraordinary merits of Palnes celery compound For some time past I have been under treatment of two well known local doctors but their combned efforts proved of no avaU I have been for years a harsh skeptic In regard to advertised medicines but having suffered excruciat ing pains in the head which the doctors informed me were due to neuralgic symptoms determined to try Palnes celery compound on the advice of a friend To my surprise found an entire change going on after taking a little over three bottles and I begin to feel like a new man I have for the past ten or1 twelve years suffered from pates in the backhand other symptoms of derangement of the kidneys and bladder and have spent many sleepless nights In consequence but taw sleep sound thanks to the common sens whjch induced me to tryPalnefacJery compound I will ever praise the marvelous potency of this valuable medicine and at any time will be glad to give personal testimony at my address should any sufferer care to call as consider it seinsh to keep such a blessing housed upyand think the proprietors of PaJnesr celery compound deserving of more lhaks than I can convey in words for making xae a new man A word to other sufferers Go to your druggist for sT bottle cl Paines celery compound andx allow him to sell you nothing else An Old Friend Making Itself Known la Chicago In one of the great retail grocery stores in Chicago a special pagoda or booth stands about the middle of the great room which covers some acres in extent This picturesque little affair is bunt with a counter and upper deck the whole structure being decorated with a soft white material gracefully draped and trimmed with nary blue cloth An array of delicate imported cups and saucers covers the front counter and the dainty after dinner coffee spoons and a good natured steaming coSee pot seem to Indicate free coffee for the asking but the familiar round red disk containing I the words It makes red blood an nounces to ail newspaper readers that Postum the grain beverage which looks jso much like coffee is being served by aa attractive young lady The exhibitions of Postum continue by the year in the large stores in Chicago and the celebrated food drink is used by many of Chicagos best families in the place of coffee Postum has established a position for Itself by pure merit and Is known asa distinct beverage with Its own pungent flavor and nourishing properties Tea is a beverage chocolate is a beverage coffee is a beverage and Postwar Is a beverage all being dissimilar and all having their own peculiar merits The last named Is made of pure grains and Is easy to digest and hu a marked tendency to fatten when used by thin people after discarding eozee WUy grocers sometimes work la cheap imitations or postum cereal coffee 12 the customer win stand it THE CURSE Of mankind contagions blood poison claimed as its victim Mr Frank Martin 926 Pennsylvania Ave Washington and the usual physicians treat meat did him not the slightest good His condition reached that deplorable stage which onlj this terrible disease can produce THE CURE After all else failed was at last found in 8 8 8 the greatest of all blood remedies Eighteen bottles removed the disease permanent And left his skis with out a blemish ft is guaranteed parelr vegetable sad is the ealvknowa core for thts roost terrible disease Books free addressSwirt8pectncCoinpanxaiUiitat left his skis with Trie BEST PARTS Or The best cattle Liebig COMPANYS Extract of Beef Thats why rra the best PUREST AND OF FINEST FLAVOR VINO KOLAPRA Helped Win the Olympic Games At Athess Greece The AKKKICAX Alhltt who wea TESTITT lu pecallar strenrthenlag powtx DRMCNULTY THIS WXIMCTOWW 2 BKLIASUE OLD SpedaJistcioPrtvatXervoruBloodandbka TMieaaes ot Mew only Manly Power restored Over arearrezperieuce Send tor ooktre Patients cored at Home Terras reasonable Hoot to 1 daUvSJ0tatacvra 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