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a-yDTo THOSE wHowIsn rARMs-To huvo

n-y,TO THOSE WHOWISII FARMS To have
VI fertile LAND at a cheap price and on easy
terms, attention j. called to the RIDGWAY FARM
AND COAL COMPANY. TWENTY FIVE AcREs or
more IN proportions given for 5000, pay able III in
stallments Of 81 per week or per month. Its To-
Gated IN Elk county, Pemns yyanB, and has ofthe
best markets tor its produce in the State.
The soil rich loan, ard is not to he surpassed for
farming, an examination will show 1t has .he best
elements Of prosperity being undcrlad by Two rich
veus OF Coal aud will shortly be inter.eced by four
railroads. The timber l. Of the most valuable kind.
Title unexceptionablv good, and warranice deeds
given. ltpresents good aud substantial opportunity
To commence farming, prov ding for ONES children or
making an investment Further pattic ulars can be hhd
from the pamphlets which sent To inquiries Let
ters answered promptly. Apply or address SAML W.
CATrELI, Secretary, i35 WALNUT Street, north
side between Fourth aud Ffth sis, Philadelphia -
Full Information is contained in the amphcis Amos
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Marble Shop
Letter PAPER,

GAP, Bath, Commercial Note. various
~ styles and colors, just received and for
sale by the ream or Quire, at
No. BREWSTER 5 BLOCK. .
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" MAN KNOW THYSELF.r
An Invaluable Book for Is Cents.

100000 T n Is.,, '',.I
a year. A new ediiiul,
re led and inrrtNcdJu.t
issued.
Or. Hunters Medical
Mrnual and Hand Book
fprthe Athlete .--.Cpntain.
ing an outline of the ori.
ga, p'ngrcss, treatment
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DYsFEPsIANDLI LIVER COMPLAINT.

Nearly half the human race have taken
these Pills. /, has been proved in al parts
OF the world, that nothing has been found
equal to them in cases Of disorders Of the liy-
er, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints genor-
ally. They soon give healthy tone to these
organs, however much derdnged, and when
all other means have failed
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Envelopes.

A LARGE assortment of Alhamhra Eliz-
~ bethan and common Envelopes of vari-
Gus styles and quality for sale 10y the 1000 or
single pack ,at No. BREWSTER S BLOCK.
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BIOon

These famous Pills are expressly combir-
ed to operate on the stomach, the liver. the
kidneys, the lungs, the skin and the bowels,
correcting any arrangement in their func.
tions, purifying the blood, the very fouuta in
oflife,and thus curing disease in ali it ; forms
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

No female, young or old should be without
this celebrated medicine. 1t corrects and reg
ulates the monthly courses at all period act
ing in many cases like charm. # is also
the best and safest medicine that can be Civ
en- to children Of ali ages, and for any com
plant; consequently no family should be
withoutit.
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OOAYpS. CARPETING, for sale at
stUO BECKWITH'S
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80 Cincerous Affections 6tos do
900 Svphuc sores 3to6 do
White Swcllings 2to 90
so Gout lto3 do
600 Common Pimples l2tol do
% Fever Sores oto6 do
20 Running Sores AL over the body 2to6 do
81 Bad legs some of he Sore. as large
a the bottom of a tea saucer, $40 90
20 Salt Rheum toy do
G5 Very Ulcers 6tus do
Il Femaes-Tumorsi in the Womb too do
200 Females--of the various
plants peculiar TO the organs OF
the female sex to y q"
900 Scorbutic Eruptions lto3 do
20 Bronchitis 2to6 do
1000 cases of different kinds of Sores, Erup
tons, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip Dis
eases, ricketts,, Kernels in tn, Throat, Swell
ines of the Glands, Lumps and Knots in the
til oat, under the ears Sores in the eyes,
l. ad, nose, mouth, gums, &C. Infants with
sores on their heads, ears, faces, &c. have
neen cured by the miraculous effcat! I the
r. r. Resolvent.
One bottle will prove TO the afflicted suffer
err thatit will cure yov, one dose will do you
good.
II you have any difficulty in the Womb,
II. Resolvent will set you right
Chattahoula La, Sept 8, 1851
Messrs. RAILWAY q Col feel happy 10
say to you that your Remedies have msdetwo
astonishing cures in my settlement. My son
Martin was cured BY two bottles OF your Ken
waiting Re solvent, and one box your Reg.
ulators after all the best Physician hac
failed
Mrs. Mary All Britton, wife of Jesse Al.
Britlon had a terrible iumor in the womb.She
was attended By three of our best Physicians
The had all given qer up; her hips and the
extremties below we're perishing. one bot
tie of Resolved, one bottle OF Relief, and one
box of Regulators has made permanent
cure WILEY Nj. SQulRks.
Railways Resolvent is pleasant 10 take.
Price one dollar per bottle Six bottle Tor
five dollars. Sold by Druggists. everywh,re
No. 3.
r Il. Regulators No. 8.
A new Principle in Mndicine, never before
known or possessed by any PurgaiiveCathar
tic, or Anti Bilious Pills in use. Let al VINO
have ever take Pills read and investigate 'ne
theory on which Railways Regulators "ie
founded
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE
And the onlv Pulls that possess any Heic "ledl-
cal properties, or Regulating Po'eers, that
haue been diseOVeTsd during the present Gen.
tury. FlLLn'
We beg 10 call attention OF the pub nc 10
our third great discovery in medicine-"had-
WAYS Regulators" in the fol m OF Pills. We
claim shat Radwa7s Regulators possess viz
tues that all Otoer pills in general use are de-
fcieut. That they insure 10 The user, or in
valid, superioar advantages which cannot bs
obtain ed from any other pill in use. II on
Pills,hy Known the name OF Rsdways Regu
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Jlo1looay's Pills are the best Remedy
kn0'0n IN tile acorid for the tolioaoing
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RACKGAMhoN BOARDs.-A new in
- voice of b. @, Boards. Chessmen, Domi-
noes and Cards just received at No. Brevs-
ter's lock.
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Remarkable Events,

pY L. Deming, for sale wholesale and re-
- tail by A. III COPELAND.
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FoR SALE, at this Establishment, an un-
rivalled collection of
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History of the Charter Oak.

The following is the history of the Char
ter Oak recently destroyed by the storm in
Hartford, Conn
The Charter of King Charles III for the
Colony of Connecticut, arrived in Hartford
in 1862, probably in the month Of Septem-
Der, though the precise time is not known.
On the Sth Of October it was publicly read
to the assembled ireemen Of Connecticut,
and was declared to belong to them and
their successors, and the people evinced
their gratitude by appointing a committee
to take charge OF it, under the soemnties
of an oath, and to preserve this palladium
OF the rights OF the people. 1t was the or
game law OF Connecticut till the present
Constitution took its place in 1918. In
1856, the General Government OF New Eng
land was dissolved by James H., and Il new
Government was instituted, with Joseph
Dndly as President OF the Commissioners.
Connecticut refused to surrender, and when
the third writ OF quo tr0rrontO waS sent to
her, Governor Treat, in january, 1851, call
cd special session Of the Assembly, which
refused TO accedc to the demands of the new
King They still held to their Charter In
March, another special session was convened
but still the representatives Of the people
refused to surrender On the 3lst of Oc-
tobcr, 1857, Sir Edmund AudrosS, attended
by members OF his Council, aud Il body
guard OF sixty soldiers, entered Hartford TO
take the Charter by force The General
Ass .mbly was in session. lie was received
with courtesy, but coIdDcss He entered
the Assembly room, and publicly demanded
the Charter. demonstrates were made,
and the session was protractcd till evening
The Governor and his associates appeared
to yield. The Charter was brought in and
/ laid upon the table Sir Edmund thought
that the last moment Of the colony had
come, when suddenly the lights were all put
out, and total darkness followed The can
dies were again lighted, but the Charter was
/ gone ! Sir Edmund AndrosS was discon-
cerled lie declared the Government of
Connecticut to be in his own hands, and that
/ the Colony was annexed to Massachusetts
and other New England Colonies, and pro-
ceeded to appoint officers While he was
doing this, Capt. Jeremiah Wadsworth, a
patriot OF those times was coucealing the
Charter in the hollow of WHY'S Oak, now
known as the Charter Oak.
In 1859, King James abdicated and on
the 9th of May of that year, Gov Treat and
his associate officers, resumed the govern
ment of Connecticut under the Charter,
which had been preserved in the Old Hol-
low Oak
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ANEcDorEs OF GEN. ETHAN ALLEN-At
East Manyllc, on Grand river some twenty
miles below Grand Rapids Michigan lives
a family by the name of Hopkins, and here,
in the possession OF an aged lady, neice OF
General Ethan a Ilen is his sword.
Aware, says our informant who saw it
two years since that the leaders Of the rev
olutionary struggle were often selected for
their weight and metal, as well as other mill
taly accomplishments, we were not surprised
to find their arms Of II similar temper. The
sword in question was without ornament,
and might be hundred years old by its APP
pcarancc; very heavy, wth an iron hilt on
which is engraved in rude characters, as if
cut with IA jack-knitc, the name Ethan Al
len;' the blade. long, straight and single
edged, in the style of the Damascus steel
Though the strong rust spots were proof
that IA long term Of peace is mcongcnal to
to weapons Of war, this relic of the olden
time seemed to possess in pcnt-up silence all
the fire that flashed from its surface when
waving in triumph over the gates of Ticon-
derOga.
One of our company intim0ted to the
owner that if fifty dollars would be any OBJ
jcct, he would like to present the sword to
his father AN early friend and adviser of
Gen. Allen, with the assurance that it
should descend, an heirloom Of great value,
through successive generations.
The lady, casting glance at the huge
logs Of which the house was built, with Il
flash Of the eye said to be peculiar to the
General and his family, quietly remarked :
u There are some things in this house that
money will not purchase--this is one of
.hem.o
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1TE1z, uRO-CHBNGICAI. BATHS
OF DIR. BOURNE,
2holas Hotel. San Francisco,

Commercial SITS opp St Nicholas Hotel San
Jaundce Organs
Neural incl
lndont Ulcers H"elhng
the Nom,
ThacB nltoI o.
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of MED hum
zinc iron ant my.
~ audG Gr BY THESE BATES
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not be case cad zh ron
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humboldt Shaving Saloon,
AND BATH ROOMS,
Main Street. Wrnyc

WUTII CITttI, " CUNCTNITTt,
HNHE UNDERSIGNED announces that his rs
i tablishment, so long known to the public, has
recently undergone thorough repairs and altera-
tons, and been fitted up in style of elegance un-
surpassed by any similar house in Northern Cali
forna 1t has been his aim to make it an agree
able and delightful resort for gentlemen desirous
of undergoing tonsorial operations, or to employ
water as detergent agent.
His arrangements for Bathing are hard to beat
The proprietor scarcely deems it necessary to say
much in reference to its superiority, to those who
have already honored him with their patronage,
except to assure them that it is very much i'm
proved in every respect.
No pains will be SPACED to make his Saloon a
pleasant place ofresort.
ISAAC DIXON.
Weayerville, Nov. II, 1850. nl4-tf
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tude, Weakness Of the Limbs and Back, IndispO-
siton and Encapacity for Labor and Study, Dull
ness of Apprehension. Loss of Memory, Aversion
to Society. Love Of Solitude, Timidity, Self-Dis-
trust, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary Dis
charges Pains in the Side. Affections Of the Eyes,
Pimples on The face. Sexual and other intirmities
in man. are cured without fail by the justly cele-
bratcd Physician and Surgeon, l., j. CIAPKAY.
Hi. method of curing diseases is new, unknown
to othcrs) and hence his great Success. All con-
situations, by letter or otherwise, free. Address
L. J. CZAPEAN, u. D., san Francisco, Califor-
MIA. n27-3m
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YE THAT SUFFER. READ!HEAD!READ!

L
For He cfriaa and spo3Y cUre qf IjseaSeS Qfd Pri-
rafe Aaftpc-Ho maitar hoir long SioHdiH5- 'cH
ont ann iHjUrY Ia The sYstem, or chaHgc ot ditii
IT NENER HAS FILEp-tT CANNOT FAIL TO CURE
n II : Invaluable specific, frs introduced into
| Pisa some fifty years since. soon became so we'll
known as a CERTAIN CURE. that in every town and
city not only on the Continent bat also in Great
Britain the demand for it was SO great, its merits
SO astounding, that in less than one year from its
Introduction it had suprantcd all other remedies
The Medical Faculty of The different cities of Eu-
rope were compelled to acknowledge its Woudcr-
ul mastery over disease. l'ropHctora of other
medicines. Jealous Of its sway, yaiuly cndcavorcd
to stay il~ progress. Like grass before In" NOW
er, their efforts FELL to the ground and like fire
on the prairie. sweeping all before il, il onward
march became trumphaHt 1t stood forth upon
its merit, discerning public saw. fried aud were
convinced ot It's magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by Dr. PUrcila from the sale Of
it during the six years he prepared it, alone bore
witness to IFS miraculous merits, At the death
of the Doctor. the recipe Was hcqucathcd to his
son, who lately introduced the remedy into the
United States. The number of CURES il has al
ready made is astonishing. Thousands and tens
of thousands can bear testimony to it, efficacy.
All who use it, IT WILL CT RE with safety,
speed and certainty that 10 other medicine has
ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack No~lums! Use remedy
that hu. been tried for the last fifty years and
was never known to fail.
THIS GREAT REMEDY
Is WARRANTED TT RELY VEGETABLE
Beware Of CouutcrcjS.= The extensive sale of
this wonderful medicine has already caused some
person or persons topaln OF upon thr un-u,pcct-
ing spurious compound closely ,omblug ,..-
origm2L Er particular to buy mono Nim.,9t the
written signature Of PAREIRA. NJ. D.. on the
outside wrapper OF each bottle All others are
counterfeit, and hejrcompoundcrs will be pun
ished with the utmost rigor Of the law
PW,E-Imcc Dollars per Battle For sale liz /
d. Bahcock, sole Agent for California Oreoon /
and the Sandwich Islands. to whom all order,
must be addressed, ID. BAECOCk.
Wholesale Druggist,
u Davis st., between Clay and Washington.
san Francisco
Also for sale by Druggists generally through.
out the states.
AGENTS.
DAWSON y HARRIS. Agents, WcavcryIlc
W. Ii. GatlIt Agent iorN.skiyou county.
Child 4 Worhcn, PaccrciIlc.
Rice, Coffin Co., Murysyilc.
H. X. StarkWCathcr, Stockton.
b, Shurtletl, Shasta Drug Store Shasta
W, IL. Bruncr, Sonora.
Justin Gates, Jr, Sacramento
Dr. Il. W. Carr, Downicville
DIR. John Lark, Nevada
Dr. W, Gatlili, lrcka.
Dr. j. b. Winston. Los Angeles
Whaley a Morse, san Diego.
George l.. Story, Portland 0. 7.
July ~. 1896, 2G3m
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Advertising in the Atlantic
States.

l.. P. F. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding Of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States.
a fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any section Of the Union Of
doing so at the lowest rates, and in prompt and
satisfactory manner.
All 50 disposed, are invited to call on him and
leave their orders.
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'1To E Eslro Firess
SIMS g. FRASER.
-OREGON STREET, NEAR 'FRONT.'
SAN FRANCISCO

-UI'LWUN oIKhtT, NEAR FRONT,-
SAN FRANCISCO,
Nj AN,uFACTCRERS of Fire Proof Doors and
~ w, shutters Bouk Vaults, Grating Balconies,
Al an KINDS OF Blacksmithing done to order.
81 second C'' mana SiluIrERS constantly on hand.
and for sale at Low RATES.
ders ",ioN 00"'i' oi~
,, N B'-Oregon Street is in front of the Custom
House, North side of Merchants Excbanee.v
'"H 'l"nVi@Voi 'uly 20, le7b. q 3In.
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Mr.. Samuel w. Chambers, of Boone
county Ky, is about prosecuting claim
for real estate IN Philadelphia, valued at
over $50, 600, 600. The estate consists of
about twenty acres of land in one of the best
parts of that city. 1t was granted to his
great grandfather by VIM. Penn, in 1869.
The deed was in possession Of an ancestor at
Chester, when that town was taken by the
British, and carried to the State archives for
safety, and is now in Harrisburg
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-11

SHARON Turner. The late Sharon Turner,
author Of the History OF the Anglo Sax
onS" who ftreiyed three hundred a year
from government as ii literary pension wrote
the third volume OF his Sacred History of
the World, upon paper which did not cost
him a tarthing. The copy consisted Of torn
and angular fragments Of letters and notes ;
of covers Of pcriodicaIs-gray, drab, or
green, written in thick, round hand over a
small print Of shrcds Of curling paper, unc-
toua with pomatum or bears grease and
Of the white wrappers in which his proofs
were sent from the printers. The paper,
sometimes as thin as a bank-notc, was writ
ten on both sides and was so soddcn with
ink, pIastered on with a pen worn to a stump,
that hours were frequently wasted in discoy-
ering on which side Of it certain sentences
were written. Men condemned to work on
it saw their dinner vanishing in illimitabIe
perspective and iirStratc hands groaned
over it whole day for tenpence. One poor
fellow assured the writer of this that he
could not earn enough upon it to pay his
rent, and that he had seven mouths to fill
besides his own. In the hope Of mendng
the matter in some degree, slips Of stout
white paper were sent frequently with the
proofs but the good gentleman could not
afford to use them, and they never came
back as copy
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-11

THE population of New York is dying off
at the rate of one every seventeen minutes,
day and night all the year round. What
steady succession of agonies.
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y
County of Trinity. cal Dist. Court
in and for said County and State. May Term, A.
u. 1856.
Susan Young,
VS.. Action for Divorce.
Anderson Young.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of TIE Court
that service cannot be made OH the Defendant in
the above entitled cause, because he cannot be
found in this State. 1t IS therefore ordered that
service thereof be made by publication of the
Summons against said Defendant once week for
twelve weeks, in the " Trinity journal" publish
ed in the County Of Trinity. And the Clerk of
this Court is hereby directed to issue a Summons
and certificate as required in this Order
(Signed) j. :. PlTZER, Dist. Judge
County Of Trinity. ''' |, III. j. Sea
man, Clerk of the Court aforesaid, hereby certify
the above true copy Of the Order of said Court
now on file in my Office,
- In witness whereof have hcreunto set
my hand and seal of said Court, this 27tb
day Of June, \. d. 1876.
II. j. SEAMAN, Clerk
BY r. G. STUART Deputy 2l3m
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BE always ready to own any fault you
have been in, If you have at any time
thought, spoken, or acted wrong, be not
backward to acknowledge it,
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l.. u. FISHERS
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
OFFICE, (UP sTAIRS)
T p. r., is Sole Agent for the fol-

p. f., is Sole Agent for the fol-
-. lowing Newspapers, published in Califor
mia, Oregon and the Sandwich Islands:
Sacramento Union; San Joaquin Republican
Stockton; Marysvile Herald: Nevada Journal
Columbia Gazette; Grass Valley Tclcgraph
Shasta Courier; Empire Argus, Coloma; Noun
tain Democrat. Paccrvlle; Amador Sentinel,
jackson; Yrcka Union; Weavervile Democrat;
Petauma Journal; San Jose Telegraph; Califor-
MIA Farmer, Sacramento City; Southern Califor
nian, Los Angeles; San Diego Herald; Orego-
nian, Portland, O. T.: Oregon Statesman W. It ;
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia, Puget Sound;
POlynesian, Honolulu.
~ ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIP-
TIONS solicited for the above named Papers
Files Of the principal Papers Of California and
Oregon may be found at this office.
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vE1O THE AFFLICTED-DR l.. J. CZAP-
l KAY, late Of the Hungarian Army, and chief
Physician Of the Hospital Of Pesth, has establishes
in the city Of San Francisco Il MEDICAL lN$yJ-
TUTE for the treatment Of diseases of the Brain,
Lungs. Liver Stomach, Kidneys, and Gcnto-
Urinary Organs. These last diseases the Doctor
has been induced TO add in consequence of the
daily evidence of tha evils consequent upon the
malpractice generally pursued by advertising en-
prizes, whose conduct cVcmpllcs Tie truth that
MAN nhlmanity to man uaA-s countless thous-
anG5 mOUn.
The Doctors thorough knowledge Of the prin-
cpcs OF Physiology and Pathology, and the mo-
du- opcrandi OF ia, agents embraced in our Ma
terra Mcdca. is guarantee ui tic assurance that
all will be treated in accordance with the estah-
lishcd principles Of Medical Science, and the i'm
proyemcnts made thercin The gradual accumu-
lation Of valuable information since the day or
llippocratcs and the exclusion Of such agents as
have proved inert, have Jeff the regular prac-
titoncr the means Whcrcwith to combat success
fully the ills to which flesh is heir. Especially il
this true in reference to that branch Of the Science
to which cupidity has invited charlatanry, mnch
to the dctrmcnt OF the unfortunate and credulous.
With view to c0uutcract tue evils which flow
from this source The Doctor is Apply to give the
guarantee OF safe, speedy ana chcctual cure, to
all who may seek hl. -. i.luIcc and complete I'M
/ munity from evil after consequences.
1t often happens uat the abuse Of instructive
passion leads 90 i"ariUl consequences. unless the
aid OF The physician Is made ayaiiable to arress
these certain and rUHou3 results. Among the
symptoms ari-ing from tit caUse. the following
may be enumerated: CoHic ian OF ideas, loss Of
memory, destruction Of tho nervous equilibrium,
tmidity and hcadaear, loss %, mental power, par
tal and complete domcu.J; these oucntimes ter
minatinG indca,h. For "a" amcloration Of these
symptoms ant the avoidance o so fearful con-
sequence, the Doctor o...s.j- services, and guar
anteCs in All Cu.r- perfect S,ti rtiOn.
In Dy-cu,er,. H.au1u1 GhucmaGc Affections,
and other diseases intid'E, t2 is climate. as5u-
rance Is given Of speedy relief All con 2ita:iras
By letter or otherwise free. Address to
DR.. Id. CXApKAY,
Medical Institute. Arnory HalI Buildi,g, cor
ner of Sacramento and Montgomery streets San
Francisco. n27-3m
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DR. nOuRME. WATER cuRE PHYsIclAM


of this natural rational and nod OF curing diseases to i,l either
OF
tl
rs Edoesn notal
r
Chrrc t Fcyer and Nervous
ALLIED VALUE
lyul~ ll rNdt tr~ ~ b lie asH