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The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

HYPocRiSr. The tiasrant hypocrisy of
Massachusetts IN her persistent war upon
the domestic institutions nf The South is
again exposed bv the publication Of q re.
port Of II special committee Of her LrgiS
lature, appointed to Consider the question
Of reducing the hours Of labor. The
committee was composed Of Republicans,
and their report cannot he attributed to
" copperheah spite" The report says:
"The ten hour system is in general use
the only exceptions being in manufacturing
tuwns and corporations. where they nnw re.
quire men, women and children to w1'rk eleven
hnnrs dhly-one hour m"re than IN England
disgrace, in our opinion, to Massachusetts, 5,
and AN outrage on humanity"
Had these white labDrerS been in the
South and black instead Of white, how
Sumner, Wade, Phillip and other carting
hypGcri,es would have raved They
have no sympathy for the overworked and
poorly paid lahoring classes Of their own
Stntr. With folded arms and silent lips
they stand coldly by and see heartltSs
Shod1y contractors trample in the dust
the poor white "men, women and chill
dren" of "free. liberal and enlightened
Massachusetts.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

TEE Vote We give below the aggregate
vote cast in this county for the different candi.
dates, st the late election:
SenAtOrs-Carpenter, 5O7; Wickes, 1927
Johnson, 1850.
AssembIymen-Tear 354 Burr, S72; Nc.
Chung, S53; Osgood. S95; Campbell. 2oS2
Kidder. 2OS7; Smith. 1878; Taylor, 2O5o; Bird.
1917; Irvine. 1904; Searles, 1902; Crawford,
1850.
Sheriff Hume, s7l; Baber, 1921 Griffith,
9ll4.
County Clerk--Jackson, 3S2; Standeford,
2lle; LOuf bourrnw, 1854.
County Recorder-GayIo lord, $50; Hulburd,
1852; Duden. 2OlO.
County Treasurer-Perkins, 627; Moore,
1898; Watson, 1889.
District A'torney--Busb, 262; McCalIum,
2027; Williams, 2033.
Superintendent of Schools--Conkliu, 2o92 ;
Fanniu, 2043.
Coroner--Arnold. oO5s; Murphy. 1866.
Supervisor, I'd District-Davis, 775; Jack
son, SS6.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

BAD TAsrE.-We think it very bad taste in
an editor To ask oil parties to support hi~ own
paper me daV. and the next to blsckguard
member Of his party because he susp picinns
him of having a job printed at an opposition
Office. We hnpe tn receive patronage from
members Of all parties, and certainly shall not
whine # Democrat happens to pStr0nize an
ness that is not bounded by party lines. and we
hope to retain il. We have never attempted
to abuse man into our support, and we doubt
II any editor can succeed In such an uudei-
taking.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Filming Companies.
WORTHEN GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.
Mining District, H. Dorado County, Cal

n OTICE.-There is delinquent upon the fol-
~ ing de-cIibed stock, on account uf as,e, ,ment
l-NIed on the sIh day Of August. ls65 t"e several
anUuntS srt Opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows, ~ vii:
NAMES CerT Shares. Amt due.
5. ): \: \: woI,': W. T:usSsr. burg 8 SS 80 ''S sSS g
And. in accordance with law and an order Of
the Beard Of Trustee Of said company. ma e 0n
the 9th da> Of August, 1865, en- many shares of
each parcel uf SAID ptck "a may he necessary will
he suld at auction. at the office OF thr SECRETARY Of
said Company, on Main str RI, in lIOrsrj's build
ing , in The City at PacpIIillr. III Dorado Cuuty,
California, IN tie lst day OF October, 1875 at the
hOu- of ~ o'clmk \. u. If that dA, to pay sald
delinquent assessment thereon. together with the
cUsts Vf advertising an The rXprnses " sale
BENZ. SHERWOOD.
SECRETARY.
Ohice-Dursev's Block. Main street.
PlaceTVile, Sept.mbe 18th, lS65-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

SIHcE the election much has been said Of the
amiable intentions of the loyal League towards
us and ours, during the past few wears. bv
members Of it-accusing others and excnSing
themselves in the matter. We regret, AS an
American, that our fellow. citizens ever enter
ed inio such wicked organization and pn,er
tanned such malignant and c0wardlv measures
as were there discussed; but we entertain no
malice. and are ready 10 forgive and forget the
past sn far as all are concerned who are Hing
10 do the same Let byHones be bvgnnes. and
we will all not only be much happier but also
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Gburrbrs: Charitable 0rNfrs.

Protestant EpIseOPal Church
PLACERNILLE DIVINE Srrvic~ at lhr Court House
rvr-V Sunday morning. Al l1h o'clocksundsy sthool
al sam- place. At y O'Clock. P.A. COLOAA-SeTvics
the hrsI and third Sunday evenings Of the month.
al o'clnck RL DORADO-Serv'ces on the second
Sni fourIh Sunday evenings OF the Rlonlh. St SeVsa
o'clsck DIAMOND SPRINGS-eeTViee on the sec
cpd ami fourth sundAyS Of each month. a; o'elseE
~. c. c. PEIRCk. Minister.
Residence, Cary House, PisceTv':Ie Js1
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIRcLE.-D During
the late campaign it MAS stated by the Ab"li-
tOnista that Some one in this city. IN the paw of
the Federal Gnvernm, NJ, had II list Ut Knights
Of the GUldrn Circle. residents of this place.
We believe the whole story to be false that
there is n0 such list in existence. But if il il
true that such list has been sent here. it
ought to be published and we call on those
claiming t" have it. to publish it, or else ac-
knowledge the whole affair tn be a fabrication
We believe there is not a Knight Of the Gnlden
Circle in Ell Dorado county, nor LOdge Of them
in the State
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Domestic Goods.

BleGched and Brown SheetinKs.
Bed TicklnEs. Stripes. Crash, Duck,
DenimS, Brown DR. Ills,
Brown and Bleached ShirtinRs,
Brown and Bleached Linens,
Cloth., Cass.mers, Satinets.
Kentucky Jeans. Lin. eys, Calicoes,
FlanLels of all colors and qualities.
his line of Rnods thr Assortrpe nj is complete anil
vii! be sold 81 tiIe lowest possible prices FOR Cash
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Fancy Goods, Etc.

Ladies Iad Kisses Has;
Velvet Ribbons, Belt Ribbons,
Bonnet Trimmings, P4rasols. Fans.
Hoop Sklrts. Kid Gloves,
Lille Thread, Cotton And Silk Gloves
Spool Cotton, Machine Silk.
Zephyr Worsteds. Linen uandker-
chiefs,
Laces, Embroideries, InsertinRs,
EdRnRs,
Hosiery of all kinds and s;ses,
4 large supply AlUAy> on hand and for sale At tAs
LUNE>T CASH PRICLS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
CHAS. h. PETIT.
DRESS GOODS.

Rich Back and Fancy Silks;
splend d Dress Patterns;
Emp eSs Cloth, Fou.ard and Wool
DelaiLeS;
FreLoh Merinos, Alpacas. DebeSSos.
French, ELg ,ish and America
Prints;
White Goods in great va. ieiy;
Lawns, GInRhams, ChAnb ays;
Pad. Cn, ck and Stripe Pophns;
And Every Novelty in the line o.
Fancy Dress Gods;
All selected Wi'h great care, AItI tr .aS al small
advance ULuleSal le Just.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Erm Aootrtisrmrnts To;Dau
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTArE or J. T. rINuONns. DECEASED
II N'tic- Is hereby YN-n Ia, Ne uua,r,ipn.d
AhrNIhttrAtnr "f ihr tr'Air Il J. r. Innmuui-
Decr i-rd. To- thr cTrditnr- uf aud AL prr.on. h,.
irSg claims against NE said dee. astd. In lhli
them with thT necessary NuuchrI>. NnhIn let
n"T th> after the hr.t plhlicatiuu # TN. b"icr
the aid administrator, III the City Of PAerriil-
County Of Il nurAd"
q. VI. COHuEE. Ndnirls,ra'or
Dated at Pi4eet,,Ap, erpt. iI.h ls,5, im
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

THE FAIR.-A press of other business pre-.
vents our publishing as elaborate an account
Of the Agricultural Fair a. we wished. We
shall next week give q list Of the premiums
awarded and such other matters relating to 1t
~ may be If interest tn our readers. We did
not have the pleasure Of hearing Hon. Frank
Pixley's address. but have no doubt that it was
40 able and brilliant one.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
House Furnishing Goods.

Brussels, Three-Ply and Ingram
Carpets;
chinese. Hemp. and Cocoa AAttlngA
Table DAmAsks. Table Clio. hs and
Napkins;
MArAeIIles Quits. Towels. Doylies;
California and Ontario BLANKETS:
Curtain DamASks, Shades and FIX
tureS;
A fnll assortment, for a..ie at rrIces which DEFY
CUMfkIlII y.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

DRLsaATEs TO TWH STArE CnXvENrIOS. The
DemOcTAtic State COnV VenIinn will nice, in Sac
TamentO On Tuesday uext, the 18Th instant and
We h"ps every delegate frnHs this county will
be present The Cunventi'~ may nol Dr. full,
- but me candidate will be nom mated, and
the Democracy of rhe State Ntsnd prepared to
give that candidate an enthusiastic snppnri. no
uatSeF h"W few delegates may be present at
tbe C'D yeRrlsssy 1%s101S RoRDjnAiinR Judge
Of the Supreme Cont, the CnnvpniiOn wfn
have to eiect State Crnival Committee fur the
enaRing Vear "A matter vi n0 little Importance
in view Of The change Of public sentiment. -
That Committee should be selected with the
utmost care, and be cumpOSed uf the best and
abless WpeN X The Staie-men who will act
eDerEeHTEsIfy and faithfully reflect The wishes
Of TIT Democracy. The following are the 81.
egaies from this county: d W. GelwictS,
Thomas Davidson. A. B Bates, Thos. Staple
SOn. Y. J. Kerns. J. D Rankin, John Wade, A.
st. g. Denver. E. II Watson, Wm. Buck, ID.
A. Wilson and Geo. E. Williams.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

WRITTEN ADVICE for the sick who wish 10 be
cured without medicines, vet cannot leave
their homes To vis'l San FranciScn. is furnished
bv DIR. Bourne, No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post
street, the Water Cure Physlcisn. Directions
for treatment are made so PLAIN that any cnm.
mon sense person can Pmt in practice the admi.
rable mode pursued by DR.. Bnnrne. Cores
pond by mail. express, or otherwise, and you
will be attended TO prn,nptly.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

SILBERMANN Il Co. wiil tu-day receive a gen.
raj assortment If fall and winter clnlhng, se-
lected bV Mr. Sllbermann frnm the best stocks
in San Francisco. Our readers will lind theirs
. SplendId assortment. containing every article
Of mems apparal and furnishing gnndS, of the
best quality and latest styles. Their prices are
% low as the lowest.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
BUNKER HILL COPPER MINING
COMPANY.
Greenwood, Fl DOrAuo County, California

Office is hereby given that at meeting Of the
~ TFusieeS Uf said CbnIp my held ON the second
uHy Of September, lSi5 al assesSHleht Of one dollar
and . half per share was levied upon The capital
stock "f said Company, payable immediately, In
UIited States gold Coin, 10 the Secretary, at the Of
fee of the Company
Auy stock upon which said assessment shah
main unpaItI the seventh day Ui October, lS66.
VII he advertised on that day W. delinquent, and
unless ymrnt is made before will be s"Id ON the
niDst<euth day of October, 1855, to pay the dein-
quent Assessnent Together With costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order VI the Boarl 4 Trustees.
WM. Y. THOMPSON, Secretary,
No. 10 Stevenson House. MONTGOMERY street.
Ban RrHnclscO, September I'd, 1865 It'd
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

SwEEr AND SOUR.-Mr. Garvit had IN ex.
hibltlon at the County Fair, apples which were
sweet on nne side and sour on the other. We
d" mt remember tO have ever heard of such u
thing befnre. Garvit is II fruit wizard, and we
should not Re surprised to hear that he had
produced something c"mbining the qualities
OF dUzeu or two different species Of fruit.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

RADfcALIsX. The New York Times is
fearfrly down on Radicali>m. 1t says
truly "RadicaliSn is always, and undrr
all circumstances, the same miserable
thing. ltknows nothing Of the amenities
Of social or political life. Il lisa curse to
the country and will crush the Union
party"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

STRAYED OR SrOLEN.-Onr venerable and
VeneraIed Senior has "gnne from our gage
He was last seen about ten oclnck in the fore.
moon Of yesterday. enveloped in a huge dusrer
and wearing din2v sl"uched hat, with small
and very light valiSe in his hand, printing his
steps towards Mud Springs, aud imme edixtely
in the wake of chicken wagon. We fear he
has followed it of. II NAV be. however. that
he has gone up Salt River to chaperon Wicks,
in his visit tn that classical region. We in.
cline I" the latter opinion the more as he is
noted for his regular habits. and has been used
N going "up the river" once year fnr the last
six years. five are correct in this suppnSi.
tiOn, We commend him to the Saints, for the
Blacks having carried that precinct at the late
election will be apt to make It hot" for the
few cOpperheads that find their way there He
10 about 80 years old, has long and lank frame
and legs, magnificent understanding and hands
like legs Of mutton, and is noted for his pipiv
With this description no one who meets him
can fail TO recognize him, and wherever he
stays we commend him tn the benevolent, as
his purse is innocent Of coin and he is too hon
eat to min"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

GETTING BErrER.- We are glad to be able to
inform our readers that our worthy City Mar.
shal is rapidly recovering from the sever shock
given him by the yesult If the election. He
has been seen to smile within the past few
days. which his friends deem happy sign Of
valescence,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

PERsnSAL.-Hon. 5. 8 HnIl and Israel P.
Luce, Esq, attended the Agricultural FAIR. in
this ciIv, M Delegates from The State Agricul
tural Society. Both gentlemen were pleased
With our exhibi ion. and spoke IN the highest
terms Of the DISPLAY of fruits, etc.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

DIR. {. w. MOORE by r.fsnnes to ear
adNsriAinG columns, II III be 'een that this dis
unRui h"d l'h' 'IciAn aud surgeon. late surReoH
GrUeral III IA" army ~ Gen. Halter. at NtU Or
VANS. ha. e,rAhl,,hrd . NrAieai In,titu,s in ssa
Frs"eI'co. i'sr.crS 'ufrring With di1sASs Of any
Kind ~ d-SFiI'th'a- i'I IIAcIng thrmselVsS under
the rAie 81 lT. Mrns. e'n rely upon receiving
Eeml-TA' iy aud 'eirn'ds .rsaInrst.- .-tCOuiTS
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

RETRosPEcrIoN We congratulate ourselves
that We and the Democratic candidates can
look back at our late campaign withnut shame.
We c"nduci,d d the affair in AN hnnnrabl man
uer. without abusing "r slAnderng our nppo-
nrnts, and We can strike hands %iih the npp0-
sitInn generally without bluEhing for The past.
Can the AbOlitiOnsts say M much!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

TIE result Of the recent election in this
county shows that tn" people have censed
to he gulIeh bv the hifalntin clap trap Of
such sh"ddy patriots as have been ruling
them for the past two years, and have re-.
turned to reason.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Gentlemen's Clothing.

Fine CAsSimer Suits. all the new
styles,
Fine Black Dress Coats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Velvet, Silk and Cloth Vests,
Hats of all kinds,
Fine sewed and PegRed Boots.
White Shirts, Travelling Over Shirts
OverAlls, Jumpers, Blouses,
Under Shirts, Drawers.
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves.
Driving Gloves,
Ind everything required for Mems Underwear and
turniehluE Goods, all Tor sale
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

MasOnts. .. ST. James Regal Area
Chapter, No. IS, holds it regular meetings IN va
sonic Hall, on the evening Of the hTSa v edbeeaSy
Of each month All Companions in EOod StaS4AnS
will he cordHIlv Eelromrd
ARvID Z. ARvIDSs0N, ". Z. 3. ?.
HENRY D RAPHAIL, SECRETARY.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

MorRNFUL.-W Wicks, Buber and McCalnm,
defeated candidates. were present while the
Board Vt Supervisor were examining the re-
turns and when the result WAS ann0unced
they @tuided their tents like the Arabs and ST.
lrntly stole away" Gnndbye Wicks, farewell
Baber, au revoir McCallum.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

Palmyra Lodge, No. ISl, r. 4 A. NJ
holds its stated rnnnnn caii"ns Thursday nighte
nexi preceding he fnh m1Ooa Of each mouth. IN Odd
Fellows Hail. P1acervi1e. All brethren IN gooo
standing are invited 10 Attend
WILLIAM II. CROCKER. ". d.
8. A. PEHWuL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

MasOnie...SteFra Nevada COunetII
No. 10, Of ROYAL and Select Matters, holds Statee
meetings on the evening Of the hTsI Tuesday Of
each month. in Masonic Hall. PlaeeTville.
WM. A. JANUARY, 7. n,
HRNHY D. RAPHARL, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

Masonic NOGIeO.~~Stated ID Ia0etIngs -
Fl Dnrad" lodge. No. 26, are held at Masonic Hail.
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full &oOh
In each month.
FREDERICK ?. RARSs. ", n,
HESRT D. RIPHIE. Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

The Once Of the Bunker Hill Copper
Mining Company. formerly located at Green.
wood, El Dorado County. has tbi. day been removed
to the CiIy nd County Of Gan Francisco.
BY order OF the Board Of Trusters.
WM. T. THOMPSON, Secretarv.
No. 10 Stevens q House.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

NEv Goobs.-A Haas has receivedEgenerA
assortment of fall and winter dry goods, which
he 10 offering 81 very low prices.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

PErrIr-The readers attention 10 invited tn
the adverlisem, nj of Chas. B. Pettit,in another
column. Mr.. Petit speaks for himself.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

PLAYED OUr.-A sncces>Iul candidate on the
Long Hair ticket remarked to us last Saturday
ngtt-" I'm elected, but Wi Ks. Babtr aud
McCalum are played out. Its hard " break
= .lA.e, buG it i easy to ~sAh IT,"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

Mss ANGELA STARR KING read to a ANAL
but select audience, in this city. on Thursday
evening last. All we're charmed who heard'
her
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
PlacerVille Academy.

TINE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL viii
commence on
MONDAY. AUGUST l4th. 1895.
Comp tent and ,xperienced teachers oil seen
department OF study. For catalogues containing
fuller Information, address
s. B. CONKLIN, Principal,
augl2l PsesTVnle-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

MlLIrARY.-Tbe military we're ont on dress
parade yesterday, under command of Gu I}a.
bsr. TInet presumed . ius IptS4rsn:v All
koCO thensslvss 10 SoldISrly style.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
I} IR L II S.

At Gold Hill. September 4,b, to Mr. HtNRr
TISNEy and whr, - son.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

Two dnzAn, ,hutIleS of Watts. Ne vo.ts Anti
d"ie will cure ImpOtsnCy, 20 mAller frpn what
cNuDs it arises,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

BrRsrED.-Thn sHvereiGns Of F! Dorado. at
The recent election, burs, tie political firm
If Wicks, Baber l. MoCallum,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Blankets. Sheetings, Hosiery,

Blankets. Sheetings, Hosiery,
TRIMMINGs, FURNISHING GOODS, &c,
To which choi"e ahdrions will he made on the
ARRIVAL OP EACH STEAMER
~ Dealing in BoTH DRY GOODS
AND CLuT HING. he CHrrs sup rinr In.
dureineuts TO Families, VII" ol'iHin nli their SUP.
plies ~ one S,Ore. and beside kCGlNti At LOW ER
PklS2S save the Inconvenience Of making several
sna1 bills.
The AnneHed lists of goods comprise hut part
OF his splendid aSSrtn<ni, to VIII the aitentiun u
CASH PURCHASERS - respectfully ,hvitrd.
His terms In iutnr- will he STRICTLY CASH
therefore he will be able sr tain his =, pat alton
f"T selling cheaper than any other dealer IN the
IDVurIAius.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

RETRENCnMENr. The internal revenue
deri. ell from direct taxation this year.
will reach the enormous snm of over two
hundred aud ninety millions Of dollars. -
As large an amount iS thus annually
wrung from the people by direct taxation.
ms WAS required to d,fIay the expenses oI
the Government for the entire four years
Of Buchanan's Administrator The Is
timated receipts from this source for
1866, is set down by the Secretary uf the
Treasury at 500, ,OOO. 900. and the sgg'e
gate expenditures at Sl.lGs.257. .O05 is!
Yet the party which created the necessity
for this ruinonS taxation got into power
by denouncing the extravaganza and prof.
iSacy Of the Democratic party The
Republicans, in their platform. through
tn, ir organs aud speakers. promised the
people retrenchmrnt and reform if placed
in power. How well they have kept their
promise every tax payer is made to feel
LIT those who grumhle about their taxe>
do something to remedy the evil-ht
them unite with the Democratic party
and hurl from power those who have, 10y
extravaganza and corurti"n, imposed
'his heavy burden upon the people. We
have now o standing Amy nl 40, ,OOC
men. Is there the Sli sh,-St excuse fOr
such large standing army? We are
FEEDING and clothing and supporting in
illenc>S. thousands OF "frredmen." The
volunteer army has nearly all been dis
banded, yet there are scores Of Offices "l
the regular army Of all grades holding
commissions as Brigadirr aud Maj~ Cen
erals Of volunteers, and Atiil drawing pn>
a> such. They are kept in office, at hi.',
salaries, for elrctionetring purposes, ami
the people have to foot the bill. To save
the country from bankruptcy and the Ia
boring classes from pauprIization, n
change Of rulers is absolutely necessary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

The FhysieIan 10 OfIeR blA m ed fOY
Wa' fsurc,-s u his sir' aIm-ht WheR the d,ssppops
nsnt IN n" recovery NJ the Hck is 20 he traced 10
hv 4da'n sarTfR mPHTe AsrReS Robert White
tpoihrvATy, 70 VNyrrT PARTICULAR attention TO the
iGN' SnGRF PhysriSAs' pr seT'rNSss 1A fsniy
r.-c,r- 81 N tnrdb13eS NJ rndnuAsed rarsfY DcAeTt
White. Medical Hall, 10 appointed agent fer Gsst
~ the geuI.ne Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
sprrIal ann Grntral N6aIrrx
AN INTEREsTING LETTEp

very lev persons. even among physician v...,,
nave oeen willing upon any terms to have h'-S0iia
the rtndiiOn the writer OF the fcllovin. Zen IN
the l4ih OF February last I will aDtIens,s VET on
what his r. port OF the facts BY saying thsI o ne
18th Of August, inst. he made me visit, .,,hS NE
c,Ure Hn % ~ ,,D nTDo "eaeh Time, which tries SnS
and shown that neither relapse nor colInpss h'v.s
followed, the cure 10 perfect and cat be cit a .s
the SoFes OF similar cases, the result Of nv irr-t
ed mode Of treating dSsAse vithOut medicine. p'O''
@. VI. BOURNE
Water Cure Physician.
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post st., San Fr@ncis:o
sAcRAN'HTo, April "a, lSss
DR. @. ". ROrRHE-Dwar Sir: Il Il with nI...--
and s'tisacti"n that nov let you know Of nv 80
h-ahh. Looking bark on what have pass~f 49, 49,
Il seems as II was fe,l from The grave, ANA ,SV,,
il my dntv e. Spknnw edge to 70" nd the vorld I
benefit derived frnm water treatment n admia;.s
tered by y"u In your celebrated baths II w.sI
August 1854. when disease DEVELOPED itsclf -,h
severe cough ! then took mrdiCes es grtiip1 -
with chlls, fev,rs. less of stI enEih, and waS -
nounced consumptive. This set me 10 thinkin1 ~
hhallS determined 10 leave my business AnI ~ \,
the SAndSth ISiANd., having been informed H.,
and while waiting f''r shin rallied DpaR Dr. En.e'
WIN stated III It trip to the Islands would nr,h.S1
result fisaStronsiy. vas Whuliy Gnnreessarv ~
could then be speedily cur d n hia stsbIiahT.n,
I6hSeu "yrtt treatment, and In 49,.
Vrrk vas ~ much imp owed that though, .o.'IS
risk T,tHFninE home ASd 10 my duty 40 En1nssra ~
thu C-nral Pacific Railroad. The Onstoy ehI"N,o Io
but thought knew hetirT, and returned IN d.
In ~hOai two weeks my cough returned, Ana H..
E thing worse, ard contrary 10 Dr.. BourneN In,,Sp
ion never 10 take medicine again, cornuI,,-t ~.
f"llv, and soon was sn completely run down ~,
could s"arorly SAik g. n last resort I eoorI.S.t
To more try thr Water Cure IvenI ~ -
RrH"cisco-fru ~ my friends expecting me- - -.
turn In fact, Thought nv return doubtful On ~.
riv'nR ~ Or B'urne's establishment lFrhrp,,, "a
l36al vas nOt aide Z" Get into the hath v,hor,,
as.l,tanre. hut In = few days brean IN Fan H.
mAned with him only siS weeks when len .,a d
-er and better man. without IN. a d Of m.d;cir..
have n"W hern ~ work several weeks and 6nd
that ! am e1inrg every DAY. and =, prrysn, hid
lair I" NJ uon'eT than tVeT beinte Pevaona vi,,
ing the o""t"r'. establishment yin And n iuS, vbrt
-h"u'd hr in the Ladies' and Ger item M Drn.yt.
n'rnt', and ranhot say ino much In praise OF the
Dm't"TS kihd s'tSn.iOn 20 his pAtirnts
Tits lr't ] write fer the henehi NJ the afairte8
tn he usrd as The D"c"r derdes and should II h. ,hs
means "t dwelling Anv Wnr 10 his rAHe n a treat
m N Uh" tAs ihtV suredly wiln hnd trl.I / vIlI
he paid for u'y trouble Your hedient servant
JAMES CANPR IL
Engineer Central pachr
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

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