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LEGAL.
Summons.

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF. THE SECOND
4 Judicial District, Of the State Of California in
ard for the Cogaty Of Batte.
{. C. Goodrich y. L, C. Hammond. J. E Martin
J. C. U6ell. John ChiGtle i Waraner. Actia,
orooeh, IN The District Court Of tc Second Judicial
District, ana The Complaint hlad in the Caanrv Of
CoeTt.
TIE PEOPLE e. the State q California. send Gree
ting 10 l. c Hammond. J. 2 Martin. ]. c. UdeI.
JoAA taiste 4 Nar3ner. Yog are hereby required
y appear IN 81 action brought against voa hv the
above named Plaintiff Il the District Court u the
Second Judicial District of tbt STATE of California
pc and ior the coontg of BGtte, and 70 answer the
Comp amt fled therein Ia copy o. which accom-
panles thl> summons within ten days. TexcluSive
o. the day of service after the service en- You Of
tAl> Naionou>-N served vIte{a tGIS county or,
II served onf 0f this colpty hut in this District
"iihIa twenty days or i served cat Of said Dis
tFlct. thea within forty 6ays-or Judgment oy de-
'a0lt viii oe tsksn agaiusf YOU.
The said action Is bro8eht 10 obtain Judgment
sEsla>i yea for the sum Of 81 $50 QS-l00. and in
teEest There on trem the SSH 6sv Of June a. n &.
1893, al tue nate of ore aai halt per cent per month
ciAiine0 to oe cne on judgment entered dHeketei
and enrolled n the 18th Judicial District C0arf
Leg baiie county against y0u ana in favar Of Plain
tn see complaint On die in this cause and If
Xea t2li 10 appear and answer the said complaint
as above required. the Plaintiff Will take Judgment
against Yoa hv dealt for the sum ot 81 $50 9S-lNo
ami Interest thereon from the 25th dav Of June
A T. l>5>- 81 8 per cent per month.
Gwen nuceT my hand and Seal Of the District
CeuTt oi The Second Judcial District this 4th day
Il May in the year of our Lord enc iheasaad
eight hundred and sixty four.
lLS-l J. 6, MOORE. Clerk.
By JAMS GgEES. DepGty Clerk.
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DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

As an invigorant and restorative, immediate il
its beneficial action and permanent in it, effect
1t tones the stomach, improves the appetite. act
like charm upon the spirits
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EN The DISTRICT COURT OF. THE SECOND
4 5aeicial District, Of The State Of CAEforus, in
and for the County Of Butte.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff S Sale.

H. VIRTUE OF 4 DECRETAL. ORDER OF
IL sais- iSsuej OFT Of the District Co1-t Of the
Second tld4oial District in and for the county, of
Suite and STATE Of Cahto-n. aadsr the seal thereof
n iAvo- q J. y. Pollard. plaintiff and against p
hlisy, deiendant, - me directed and delivered
eolaiaslaInE ne 70 sci the uaorscaged premises
hereinafter described 70 satisfy the iadEmeaf men.
tlehed n SAID order, II which reference being had
mere fa-ly appears. I have levied uuon. and will
expose - pabhc Sas to the highest bidder for cash
al me t9arE honse deer il said coauty and state on
Monday, The 18th Day of jane. \. d. 1864
al oelcck ?. u. Of said DAY aII The right lite and
interest ei iAe shove name defendant in and totha
IoaieNleS de>eEiosd property, ToElI: That certain
nIece aud parce. Of real estate in fhev5are Of Dog
town ooa4iy Of Bate ald State Of California and
otle- en- t1e west side II the maia travelled read
leadlns from 0rovi.ie and PeacefS Ranch 70 the
FORKS q Butte and vicinity adjoining and bounded
9A me upper S-de oy property owned by one ". &.
ZONES ana ga t1e i0Wtr SIDE by certain slaughter
Rouse oNnes by one Il. Haiii>ter: the Sali picce
oi real estate consists OF SIX ac-eS more or les
fronllnE on tie maia travelled road or street and
enclosed WIN ieIce; also one large frame build
Ing now USED 4S a hotel. and known a. Pollard :
Hotel with the household furniture and supartca-
auceS belonging to sail hotel. together with s
stable. barn, sheds ana ogth0u>e> located and being
on the said described pieoe of real estate. Al~a.
another piece and parcel Of real estate situated
nexT below the above deecribed property consisting
Of about 0Dr aclsS of garden land enclosed by a
fence. Also. oue large blacksmith shop. situated
oel2" the SAID Hotel. and opposite property owned
BY Louis fer;uu. With the tools and implements
belonsine 70 said blacksmith shop. Also another
piece q real estate in said village fronting enc
hundred ieet On the road leading from said village
10 l.oveiockS, lu>Aip ana Honey Lake. running
back three handred eet bounded on the east by the
property Of one Bafum. and on the west by the
property Of one John Moore with stable or barn
situated On the sad real estate. Also. auothsr
piece and parcel Of real estate said village fr0at-
lHs enc hundred and twenty-SjS feet on The road
from orovllle 70 lovelocks and running back about
iorty feet, bounded the upper side by the store
and property OF John Moore. and on the lower side
by the property Of one Lewis Nertan. and nearly
opposite the blacksmith shop before mentioned
with large wooden building now used - A store
or warehouse. situated thereon, together with al
and singular the teHementS, hereaitaments and
appurenanceS thereunto belonging o. ii any WISE
appertaining.
Dated Oroyille Nav Il. 1851
F. ". DAY.
Sheriff OF Butte County.
By &. T. JoNEs, Undey-Sherif
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The UNION RECORD.
An Opium Hell in Java.

What spirituous liquors are for the
European, opium IS in Java for the Ma
hemmedan and Chinaman. A Euro
pean of the lower class may sit in his
tap-room and debase himself by his
sottishness but he does it with an up
roarious merriment which would make
one think he was really happy, spite Of
the headaches and delirium tremens
which he may know are in store for
him. But in an opium hell all IS as still
as the grave. A murky lamp spreads
Pickering light through the ow-roofed
sufocating room in which are placed
bale bales, or rough wooden tables,
covered with coarse mating, and diyi-
ded into compartments by means of
bamboo re. d wainscotting. The opium
smokers-men and women-lost to ey-
cry sense Of modesty, throw themselves
languidly On the mattiug, and, their
heads supported by a greasy cushion,
prepare to indulge in their darling vice.
A small burning lamp is placed on the
table, so as to be easily reached by all
the degraded wretches who seek forget
fulness or elysium in the fumes of Opt
um. A pipe of bamboo reed, with a
bowl at one end tc contain the opium,
is generally made 10 do service to two
smokers. A bit Of orium about the
size Of pea costs sixpence, days
wages but is sufficient to lull by its
fumes the sense Of the Smoker. These
fumes they inhale literally, retaining
them in the mouth as long as they can,
and then allowing them gradually to
exhale through the nostrils. After two
or three inhala:ions, however, the OPT
um is consumed, and the pipe falls
from the hands of its victim. At first
the smokers talk to each other in
whisper scarcely audible, bat they soon
become still as the dead. Their dull,
sunken eyes gradually become bright
and sparkling; their hollow cheeks seem
to assume healthy roundness; CLEAN
Of satisfactlon-nay, of ecstacy-light-
ems up their countenances, as they reyel
in imagination in those sensual delights
which are to constitute their Mahome
dan paradise. Enervated, languid,
emaciated a they are, in fact, they
seem and feel for the time regenerated;
and though they lie there, the shame
less and impassiye slaves Of sensuality
and lust, their senses are evidently
STEPPED IN bliss. Aroused, however,
from their dreams and delusions, the
potency of the charm exhausted-driv-
en- from their hell by its proprietor
see them next morning walking with
faltering step, eyes dull as lead, cheeks
hollow as coflins, to their work.
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California Gold 4 Silver Mining
Company.

RUENA VISTA DISTRICT, HUMBOLDT co.
- Nevada Territory. Notice is hereby given
that at meeting of the Trustees OF said COMPANY.
heil on TIE 2Ist day OF May. 1861 assessment
of fifty cents per share was levied upon the CsIita
Stock Of said Company. payable in L : Gold
Coin, on the 18th day Of June, 1864. to the sec.
retary. at Cherokee. Butte County. California or
70 Adam Folk Superintendent of the mite ANY
Stock upon which said assessment shall remain nm
paid on the 23d day OF June viii be advertised on
that day as delinquents, and unless payment 81 all
be nade before, VIII be sold on the twelfth dav Of
July, TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF the
sale THOMAS MCDANIEL SECRETARY
Cherokee, May 81 1861 4wSn-
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r. H. ALLEN, Secretary.
Chico. April 26th, 1864.
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A BIT OF ADVICE FOR BoYs.-"You
are made to be kind" says Horace
Mann, generous and magnanimous.
If there is a boy in the school who has
club foot, don't let him know You
ever saw it. If there is boy with rag
ged clothes, don't talk about rags in
his hearing. Ii there is a lame bow.
assign him some part Of the game which
does not require running. If there is
a hungry one, give him part of your
dinner. If there is a dull one help him
TO get his lesson. If there is bright
one, be not envious Of him for if one
boy Is proud Of his talents, and another
enyious Of them, there are two great
wrongs and no more talents than before
If a larger boy has injured YOU, and is
sorry for ii forgive him, aud request
the teacher not to punish him. All the
school Will show by their countenance
how much better it is than to have a
great fist.
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Insolvency n office.

EN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY
q Batte ana state of California. In the matter
VI The Petition Of William He>~e an lnso,vent
Debtor. Pursuant to order Of the Hon. ". 5.
Stafford Judge ot the said County Court, notice i
hereby given 10 all the creditors OF the said lHso
vent, William HeSse TO be and appear before the
Hon. W. :. oaaord aforesaid. in open Court 1t tie
Court Room OF said Court in the County of Batte
On the first day of June \. =. lNu4, at Do O'Clock
A. NJ, of thar day, then and there - show Cause
il any they can. why the prayer Of said insolyeut
should not be granted, aud an assignment uf his
estate he made and he lie disc harsrd from his debts
aad liabilities in pursuance Of tie Statute in such
case made and provided; and in the mean time all
proceedings against said In>oveut be stayed
Witness nay hand and the seal OF said Court this
IL. >-l 18th day of April 4. p l>6i.
J. MOORE. Clerk.
BY JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
TuoS WELLS. Attorney. lapse 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOwe's Unequalled Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINE.

ER0M WHICH ALL OTHERS DERIVE THEIR
e vitality. Established in 1915; improved from
time to time. and fully perfected IN ls69. AT the
UoTld's Far. held in london, ls62. they received
The PRIZE MEDAL New Improvements have
been added quite recently, that place them far in
advance Of al other kinds. One Of which Is
device TO obvi2te the breaking OF needles: not
Is now broken, where dozen were formeiy. Also,
fixture OF device -He2d), 10 prevent
the missing Of stitches. Il Is impossible Tor them
70 drop stitches in the present 2rraa cement Coar>er
thread may be used on the under spool than that
On the upper, thereby making 3 mach stronger
seam. and the stitch exactly alike cn both sides Of
the fabric.
The great and crowui1g excellence however i in
their adaptation 10 a vide range ol work They
are the only Machine that will sew Six. Cotton or
Linen Thread with equal facility from delicate
Gauze to Harness Leather. In hne, they are the
sum and substance OF everything that i desirable
in the Sewing Machine department
Latest improved Binders. Braiders. Adjustable
Hemmers. Rolling PresSers etc. attached.
Letter A. superior TO any yet produced f,r Family
Use and Dress makers price $50 formerly sold al $50
Letter ! Pearl finish, with cap.s75. formerly 500
Letter B Manufacturing s65. formerly $50.
Letter c. Heavy Manufacturing the Unrisaed
Of the age for Boot aad Shoe work. Heavy Clothing
Harness Making Upholstery, Carriage Trimming,
etc, SIS, formerly Sis.
letter D. Cylinder. (more especially for Boot
work. Sis, formerly $50.
Letter E, Heavy Cylinder, sl40, formerly SIS.
The attention of Manufacturers is more partcu-
larry directed 10 the Letter c, which selling
S25 cheaper than any Machines OF similar Is and
less capacity of other manufactures They so pc
culiarly constructed that they will not only very
heavy Leathertheir speciality-but execute heautl-
fully, to an astonishing degree, in every grade OF
sewing, down TO the finest gauze.
Those desiring an article at lower price. will
fine in the PACIFIC. qualities OF ordinary stamp.
The design-just pateuted-is new, unique and
tasteful the style chaste and beautiful.
They are strong and capaciou> having an unc0m-
mon reach of arm. enabling them 10 receive a large
piece Of work, as in quilting. etc For simplicity,
beauty, durability and convenience, the IMPROVED
PACIFIC is the most desirable low priced Sewing
Machine ever offered on this coast. Price $50.
Our NEW ENGLANDS that has given such uni
versal satisfaction, (tormerly sold at 49, now
sell for SIS 90. Livery Machine warranted.
Duplicate parts OF al the Machines We sell.
Needles, (short and stra gt.) Twist, Thread etc,
constantly on hand al wholesale and retail.
DENING 4 Co.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Sales Room, No 3. Montgomery St, Masonic
Templel san Francisco.
GEO. E. SMITH, Oroville and ]. BIDWELL&
Co. Chico, agents tor the sale othe above Machines
P. 5. Purchase only of US, our agents, there
is 4 spurious article in the market. mays 3m.
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Insolvency Notice.

" THE COUNTY COURT, OF THE COUNTY
Of Bate and OF the State If California. In the
matter ot the petition OF 4. D. Nelson an inSo,v-
ent debtor. Pursuant to an order OF The Hon. W.
:. Sattord, Judge OF the said County Court notice
hereby given To all creditors OF the said u>olveut
A. D. Nelson. 10 lie and appear before the Hon. W :.
Stafford Judge Of the County Court, aforesaid in
open Count, at the Court koom of said Court in
the said Comfy of Butte. on the 18th day Of June
A. d. lsd+ at 10 o'clock A. VI. of that day,
then and there to show cause il any they can, why
the prayer Of said insoiyent should not be granted
and an assignment of his estate he made. and be be
discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu-
ance OF the Statute in such case made and provded
and in tile meantime all proceeding = against said
insoyent lie STAYED,
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court, this
7th day Of May. d. ls64.
J.G.MOORE. Clerk.
JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
CRAs. F. LOTT. ATTY for petitioner.
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Whether broken down by excess, weak by nature or
impaired by Sickness the unsrung and relaxed orgaui-
zaton l. at rebTaced revived and built up Well
may this celebrated medicines be cal ed the
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MINING NOTICES.
California Gold 4 Silver Mining
Company.

RUENA VISTA DISTRICT. HUMBOLDT co.
- Nevada Territory. Notice Is hereby given
that IN accordance with the laws of the State Of
"a Eforhla and an order duly made by the Board Of
Trustees Of the California Gold aud Silver Mining
company, there viii be sold 81 public auction. to
the highest bidder for cash. in United States Gold
Coin, on the twenty-eighth {eSth) dAv of June.
1864, al two (2l o'clock P. NJ, al the ofce Of the
Company, Cherokee, Butte County. Californis 50
many shares Of the Capital Stock OF the COMPANY
standing II the names Of the following persons or
share heiders as viii he necessary for the payment
OF assessment Sg. l. Of SO cents per share. dalv
levied ihreon ht the Board Of Trustees August
4 1858, together with the expenses Of advertising
aud sale, unless said assessments and acerEinr
costs are previously paid
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The undersigned takes th. method of ack owleiging
publicly the benefits he received from the treatment as
piled to him At the Electropahc Institute white suffer
ing under a terrible iHAictiOn.
lhs IS to certify that have been under Flctropathic
Treatment at the Eleciorpaihic Institute 6+5 Washing
ton street When applied TO DR. Jesselyn / all
cramped up with rhtulaaii>n and also had the
ague 90 bad was that without relief l on think
could have lived more than week he octor.
vi his instrument, relieved first treatment from
all pain and perfectly cured OF all disease eniy
reaments without the use Of medicine. I cordially
recmnlend all afflicted parouzs uis Institute tor
Is irdy blessing to the a ct-d and the operation
very pleasant wish TO thus publicly hank or Josselyn
for his and sympathy. ISEPI SEGER
September IL. 1864. of Holinss Rsy
state Of California. City and County cf san Fran
cisco-ss
Subscribed and Sworn TO lefure me, this l9,h oil
September, A ID. 1860.
marl9 3m. p BARRY No,ary Puhlic
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
" sons, in any manner interested in the CHICO
and HUMBOLDT WAGON ROAD. thai the Stock
Subscription Book of said company. Is now open
At the Office. in the Town of Chico, Butte county.
Tor the subscription of Stock in said Road and all
persons who have heretofore rendered any aid in
tho construction Of said road, are invited to come
forward and subscribe To their stock. Also. that
parties who have subscribed and paid a fractional
shares, have the privilege Of subscribing and pay
ing the amount necessary 10 make such fractional
share equal to one full share. OF ten dollars.
K. ". DURHAM President.
R. H. ALLEN, Secretary.
Chico. April 26th lSG4
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Notice..

THE ACT OF WHICH 4 COPY IS GIVEN
4 below was passed April H. ls62 and .an be
found al page -66 0f the Statutes Of that wear.
lcoPYl
ii any person shall wilfuly make. or give un-
der oath or affirmation false list Of his or her or
their taxable property, or false list Of taxable
property under his her OF their control such per-
son shall be deemed guilty Of perjury. and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished therefor a. is
hy law provided for the punishment Of perjury
and any property wiIfully concealed, removed,
transferred, or misrepre>ented. by the owner or
agent thereof, to eyade taxation. shall upon dis
covery be ASSESSED at ten times the amount of tax
for that year, which would otherwise have been as
sessed upon i and fifty per cent Of the amount
Of such additional tax, when collected. shall be
paid 10 the person persons who shall furnish the
information which reveals the property conceal
ed. transferred, removed or misrepresented. and
the remaining fifty per cent, after deducting the
usual per centage for collection. shall be paid into
the Treasury. for the benefit Of the Common
School Fund OF the State
y. B.-The above VIII be strictly enforced aceor-
ding 10 law. J. d. GIEENS.
4m-lS County'A Assessor Butte County.
For protection Of the Assessor, Taxes on per-
sonal property must be paid when assessed.
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Butte Table Mountain ConscIi-
dated Mining Company.

II 0CATI0N NEAR CRERoKEE DISTRICT.
L. Butte County. Office of Company at Oro-
vile. Notice is hereby given to the shareholders
Of the above named Company, that general meet
ing OF the shareholders will be holden on MON
DAY, THE 9th DAY OF JUNE 1864. between
the hours of ? and P. NJ. at the Companys OF.
flee at Oroville, (Messrs. Cotton i DarIach build
lns) for the purpose of increasing the Capital
Stock of the above named Company, to sixty or
slAty-hve thousand dollars. BY older Of the Board
of Trustees. 4w-3O
CHARLES WALDEYER. Secretary.
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Summons.

esTATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN THE JUSTICES
~ Court, Ophir Township, in and for the County
OF Butte. The People of the State Of California,
sending greeting to John Lane.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
at my Office in the Township Of 0phir, at Oroyille,
IN the County of Butte, on the 18th day of June.
AID 1861, at Y o'clock NJ, to answer unto the
complaint OF W. l.. Rose OF said Township who
sues TO recover ss and interest thereon the rate
OF two per cent. per month from the 18th day of
November 1859 till paid; that being balance due
on two Promissory notes Of said date, given by
You 10 Plaintiff in the sum Of $50 each, and made
payable in said Township, all which is alleged in
Complaint Of Plaintiff file in my Office, when
Judgment viii lie taken against YOU for the said
amount together with the costs and damages. if
you fail to appear and answer. Ordered that SER
vice Of Summons be had on Defendant by three
successive publications in the UNION RECORD a
weekly newspaper. published at Orovie, Butte
County, commencing on the 2ath day OF May. A.
D., 1864. 3v-36
Gwen under my hand this 9th day Of May,
4. D., lS5.. JOHN DICK.
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
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And in pursuance of law, and an order Of the
Board of Trustees of said company so many Of
each parcel of said shares of stock as may be
necessary to pay the delinquency due together
with the costs of advertising and sale, will be 30
at public auction. on Tuesday, the LIST day OF May
A. D. 1864, at the hour of two O'Clock P. NJ. of SAID
day at the Office of the said company. at the said
town of Bangor, unless the amounts so dle shall
have been paid.
BY order of Board of Trustees.
JOHN SANDBOURN, Sec, Sandbourn NJ CO.
Bangor. April 29th, 1864.
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And in accordance with law. and an order Of tie
Board of Trustees made on the l4th MAY 1864 SO
many shares of each parcel of said stock as may
be necessary will be sold at Oroville on the 2sth
day OF May, ,S64, at ii o'clock A. NJ. at the Office
on Montgomery Street, to pay said delinquent as
sessments thereon, together with costs Of advertis
ing and expenses of the Sale. Office, Montgomery
Street
THEODORE 7. ROHTE, Secretary.
Oroville, May Goth, 1864. 4w-29
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Notice to Creditors.

TNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALI9oR-
4 MIA, 10 all whom it may concern, send greet
ing:
All persons having claims against the estate Of
3 B. Brown dec d late Of Butte county. Calior-
MIA. are hereby notified to present the same, pro-
perly agouched, to the undersigned, at the law
office If Charles F Lott, Esq. oil Bird street in
OrovllIe within ten,tI0] months from this date or
they viii be forever barred. By order of Hon. ".
;. Stafford, Butte county, California.
CAROLINE 3. BROWN,
Admin Of B. B. Brown, decd.
c. F. Lott, Atty ap . s. 5.
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ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE,
6i5 Washington Street. Below IHerney.
SAN FIR 1ANCISC CO.

W here tae7e ! EKGULART EpICATED Phy>ician- Nho
has made the ep caLion Of ELECTRICITY 10 The cure Of
disease study for the Last fF4 years. and he i
pre-. @r-+ To ESsUeE Slthcul the
of nrlcinss taoEi pain Inconvenience e csrvices
n examination Wiil satisfy a1y 1npre m cd person
The superiority Ct his remedy al othe vet dis
covered Although acting does ike magic yei il
upon pl4iHly reasonable d sc,enthc grounds to
satisfy the Uest skeptic2l Al invited call and
try is efscacy. UF~ABD cF tiFTskN TEoTsAsb CASKS
hve been successfully treated. since thr Institute
frs ests b he'd. and ne 6rsl Of di>s4ssa i
YET 10 be recorded. Tie rules laid down BY The Directors
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MEDICAL.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

ELECTRICITY As 4 CURATIVE
IL agent. ztmitte1 y ne -cieati61 word TO
Be The bsl agens yet discovered. for i reaches
everg part o TIE system. zd passes through TIE
bod! Isses with u all deposits al foreign matter, n
the same THE iT pats that Vitality REQUISITE - the
perfectly hssahy stale Under these oos:3e-z tons
Il Is entirely unnecessary enuusrzte tie diseases
which i. ~iH disease ~h4iever eza escape
IL al searching poaer FOR il reaches every aele ot the
hum4a aaldy.
The ouis paee in San Francisco where and