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DR.. BriOt's Female MONTHLY Pills.

Their immense sale has established their reputa-
ton as a female remedy unapproached and far in
advance of every other medicine for Suppressions
and Irregularities and other distractions in fe-
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will be sent by mail or express, to any part of the
world, secure from curiosity or damage.
Persons at distance can be cured at home by
addressing letter to DR.. j. PERRAULT corner
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms Nos.
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stating the case as minutely as possible, general
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We are honest in our dealings, frank in our opin-
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A CAPITAL story is told of spirited young
lady On her way TO the church to be married.
At the door her intended husband paused
and said very unexpectedly. " My dear girl,
there are three things of which | ought to
have spoken to you before, and if you do not
like them. it is not too late even now to re-
tire from our engagement. To tell you the
whole truth, l must insist, first. to sleep
alone, secondly to eat alone. and thirdly to
find fault when there is no occasion"
g Is that all ~ she said, g. agree at once.
IF you sleep alone, l shall not; if you eat
alone, l shall eat first and as to your find
ing fault, shall take care that you never
want OCCASION"
The conditions being thus adjusted, they
entered the church, the ceremony was per.
formed, and at last accounts both parties
were doing very well. the husband having
fairly given in to the high spirit and good
humor of bis wife.
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HAPPINESS or MISERY
THAT is THE QUESTION.
yUNHE PR0PRIEToRs OF THE
Pacific Museum of Anatomy an
Science"

have determined, regardless of expersep !, Issue
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those maladies that result from youthful follies,
excesses of maturity, or ignorance of Physiology
and Natures Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
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THE most remarkable reversal of n,trra,.
works ever known is now going forward -
the case of the river Chicago. Iostead of ao.n ~
ing into Lake Michigan as nature made !, y
couple of years it will be made 70 a. A., ~
water from the Lake and carry it into ths -.
Illinois and Mississippi rivers, thence ;n,e
the Gulf of Mexico.
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A MAN in Cincinnati adopted an oripina,
way of reducing household expenses. One
morning, when he knew his wife would SOC
him, he kissed the servant girl The house.
hold expenses we're instantly reduced twelve
dollars per month,
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ilE mississippi Legislature recently de.
oa.eo Two hours and half whether or not to
Ths 1T,se .he stars and stripes over the Capitol.
.hn une motlon was vehemently opposed. but
.ne majority seemed to remember that thew
"ons;1 ~sre ho1 yet completely reconstructed and
oons'aered 1t q matter of prudence to most.
Tpne Tho 'near ne preJudIees and vote for the fac
IN tneT c.sa showed themselves more polite than
lne ota1e militia which refuse to orpan;za
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Hout TO tsE THE REMEDIES

In Diseases o. the Flood, Humors the Face, any
and every par, of the body Extract sa-saparia ap
plying to Ppcs aai all external Hunors Eruptions
the Improved Rose Wash
Use the Extract Bucu for al diseases requiring the aid
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and inject with the Improved Rose WASH
ry- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
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remedies.
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DIRECTORY.
County Officers.

District JHdge-E. Garter, of Shasta.
County Jadge-C. C. Bush.
Sherih-Wm. E. Hopping
Deputy Sherif-Joseph I. Burrows
Tax Collector. w. Garden.
Deputy-James Reagan.
County Clerk-Charles Mcdonald
District Attorney-H. A. Curtiss.
County Treasurer-Felix Tracy.
Recorder-Geo. D. Forbes
Assessor-A. P. Ladd.
Supt. Public Schools-John ]. Conmy.
Pub. Administrator and Coroner-D H. Dunn,
Board Of Saperrisors.-lst District, Henry
Jones; I'd District, James Daley Sd District, Z.
Nichnls
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TO INVALIDS

HOSE FFERINGs
have been protracted from hidden causes
and mal-treatment, and who require
prompt relief to render existence de-
sirable.
DIR. j. PERRAULT. GRADUATE
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF Queen,s
College, begs to inform patients and
others seeking medical advice that he NAV
be consulted personally or by letter in all
cases of Nervous and Physical DebiI-
fly, and the various disorders arising from
sedcntary habits, excess, accident or eli
mate, from Q A. NJ. to IL NJ, and from 2 to
sp. NJ, at his office, Armory Building.
northeast corner Montgomery and Sacra-
mento sts., Rooms Nos. Q, 10 rad IL, first
floor up stairs. Entrance on either Moat-
gomery or Sacramento streets.
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numberless charities and personal solicitude
for the welfare of the people has endeared
herself to the Eearts Of all the Braziians.
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Times of Holding Courts.

HHEe7s UE HEOHUTHS OOuFESs
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SHAsrA-Second Mondays of March, June and
November.
SIsK1YoU-Third Monday of January, first Mon
day OF May, and third Monday of September
TRINlTr-Second Mondays in April, August and
December.
County Court.
Held on the first Mondays of May, September
and January.
Probate Court.
First Mondays of February, April, June, Au
gust October and ecember.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Meets 1st Mondays in
May, August, November and February.
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NO CURE, NO PAY.

Consultation, by letter or otherwise, FREE.
All Letters and MONEY must be addressed to
BENZ. f. JOSELYN, NJ. D.
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THE fENlANs.

ireland Two Days Before the ssRising.''
The ASIA at Halifax, reports the existing situation In
Ireland on the 25th Of November-our special cable
telegram announcing the alarming comments Of the
London press on the 'rsing' dated in London
the eth of November--as follows
Tho Fenian agitation was lNov 49, again apparent In
Ireland.
The police at Cork had seized board steamer
from Liverpool, which found TO contain fifty
rifles with bayonets attached, and bullet moulds &C
man named Tracy, In the employ Of the arm TO whom
the case was addressed, was arrested.
Tho naval authorities at Queenstown seized coal
laden schooner, from Cardiff, the suspicion that
arms concealed among the cargo She searched
but 1t Is reported no arms were found
The numerous arrivals from America as Queenstown
attracted considerable attention.
At Limerick on the Esd Of November ten men were
arrested and large numbers OF pkehsads and large
quantity Of bullets seized.
man named John Mcpherson McGillivary, supposed
10 be American Fenian agent arrested In Dublin
the 2ad Immediately after cashing American draft
for f950 on the Hibernian Bank revolver found
on him. but no documents.
The Dublin police all armed with six-chsmbered
revolvers
is rumored that numerous arrests are to 10 made At
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

When the Asia sailed the advices from Paris generally
agreed that Macmillan had quilted or about to quit
Mexico
The Momiteur preserved perfect silence a. TO Mexico
and this was received evidence Of the fact.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Globe says Il
was impossible 70 obtain in ocia circles avowal that
MACMILLAN had left but II was considered morally
tain that be had and that the French knew
IL.
La Ndwce says:-Anthentic Information justines the
belief that the speedy departure OF the Emperor
tremey probable even II had not already taken place.
Tho Paris correspondent Of the Pail Mall Gosefs says
the vesses which sail TO bring homo the troops arc
twelve steam transports and eight fgaes turned into
temporary transports They will sail after the arrival
Of the Mexican mail Of October Is.
The London Times has no doubt that Macmillan has
abdicatcd and looks forward 10 the intervention Of the
Washington government ~ the next STEP That inter
vontion will Be popular instead Of unpopular and cheap
instead Il costly Americans will enter the country
friends, they will hunt It's enemies down, and thus
render civilization possible and transform that
munity into a civilized state They will have this ad-
vantage toothey will less like invaders than their
predecessors This will preserve the and form the
Mexican republic, and probably leave native Mexican
as IL ostensible ruler.
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source have Appeared In the HzaALD from day TO
day.
We have the following summary OF details from the
Asia al Halifax and the Arago a this port
The Paris correspondent Of the London Posi- writes
follows
According 10 French dispatches the time IL rapidly
approaching when the relations OF Great Britain with the
United States will than dicult This must be
known 10 her Majestys Cabne, II not BY the public
The Western plymouth Neics Of November % has
the following:-
Recruiting agents for the Argentine Republic havc!been
picking up men among the discharged Garibaldan
soldiers whom they have shipped from the Italian ports
70 Bordeaux FOR ur,nsr snpmess 70 south America:
they have been trcked into signing engagement
In the Argentine language, by which they acknowledge
themselves received four pay in advance
although not Q farthng has been given to them. The
matter is come before the French courts Of law.
The London correspondent OF the Manchester Guardian
mentions several circumstances and respecting
the English Cabinet which, II they DO accurately
ported imply that IL Is in ertrema Lord Derby and his
colleagues, is said, find themselves hopeless antago
nism to the majority of the people in Ireland. 1.-THE
position seems TO grow more desperate every day One
attempt after another TO throw flying bridge the
chasm that separates the Derbyts executive from the
Of the community in Ireland conspcuousiy falls
Lord Mas, who like Mr. whitesids and Sir Hugh Cairns
is pledged up the lips TO and anttenant
claims for justice" is likely TO be got rid Of the writer
says by being made Governor General Of Canada Mean
while tho Fenian element IL becoming moro dangerous
every day tho gasons in ireland being strength
ened, and is expected, no adds. that thors will be
large number OF arrests before Christmas
Mr. Charles Buxton, n p, having published two
scandalous letters addressed to him by Lieut. Brand,
who presided the Jamaica courts martial denounc
ing him Buxton for his structures the proceedings in
jamaica theAdmraty has ordered copies Of the letters
TO be sent to Com modore McCntock, In jamaica with
instructions that Lieut. Brand Is unable deny the
authenticity Of the letters he Is to be superseded and
sent to England having been guilty Of conduct ncon
ssent with the character OF officer and gentleman.
The weekly returns Of the Bank of France show an
increase in cash hand Of fourteen million francs
The Paris Putrie says the visit Of the Empress
Eugene to Rome is by no means given over.
Earl Russell among tho distinguished English
diplomats In Italy He shortly Nov 25) expected
at Florence
is reported that the meeting OF the North German
Parliament has been fixed for February l. and that the
governments allied with Prussia had been notified Of the
fact.
bill had been introduced into the Chamber Of Depu
ties in Berlin regulating the Austro Prussan frontiers.
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BY STEAMSHIP TO NOVEMBER Is.

The steamship Asia, Captain hacauey which len Liver.
pool at ten A. NJ OF the Gath ut and Queenstown on the
18th, arrived at Halifax route to Boston, at baiipast
eleven O'Clock Wednesday night She had eighteen pas
seogers for Halifax and sxty.hve for Boston.
Purser Boyd reports hcsd winds but moderate weather
Nov ~ at 81 long IL passed steamship Ednburg also
National company's steamship; s0th lat 40, long %,
City Of Boston, Dec s. lat a. IS, long. ss 40, Etna,
bound east
Tho Asia ssed from Halifax for Boston At quarter to
nine O'Clock yesterday morning
The financial and commercial report Of the Asia hes
been fcy anticipated by cable dispatches and the
sss Poiss Of Bsr psvs, having rssohed " from the
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: R A N c E


Amsricaa Suits Against JET Davis Sympa.
thizers.
PARIS Dec. 6-Noon
Tho representatives OF the United States government
have commenced legal actions in the civil courts against
several parties in France. who furnished ahips, and
material 70 the Southern oonfederacy during the late
ear In the United States
The March from Mexico.
The Patic Of this morning. that the French
troops In Mexico will all have returned 10 France, be-
fors the end Of February, 1887.
Lamirande Sentenced.
IamirandS has been sentenced by the court in which
he tried, for forgery TO ten years imprisonment
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{ N q | A N 0 !.

MIR. Assistant Secretary Fox-The Presidents
Message.
LONDON. Dec. s, 1865.
Assistant Secretary Fox is visiting the British Navy
Yards He is received everywhere with great deal Of
courtesy and offered every reasonable facility to COM
pare English Navy Yard management with our own.
The London Times, In editorial article OF this morn
ing fully agrees with the policy OF the President of the
United States forth in his annual Message to Con-
gross 1t frankly declares that the Alabama affair ought
to be settled promptly and amcabIy II expresses deep
regret the whole matter not compromised and
thus disposed OF al . much earlier date than the
present.
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sWNDLING OPERATION m CHICAGO.
---->~~~~~--~~>~~---~~~-~~
SPECIAL TelGGaAm TO the HeRAlo.

CHICAGO, Dec. O. 1905
Jerome B. champlin prominent member Of the
Board Of Trade OF this city, who had always had the
confidence Of the mercantile community bought very
heavily Tuesday last from various parties and
equivalent gave checks endorsed by himself various
banks in this city payable the following day. The
value Of his signature never questioned for a
ment, and thus he succeeded in purchasing grain
variousy estimated a, from 900 TO $40. 00o but
thirty thoussrd will probably approximate TO the amount
When these checks yesterday they were
70 the little astonishment OF the holders refused,
and the parties were politely informed that Mr..
Champlin the cndorser had nothing 10 his credit as
their establishment In the meantime Mr. Champlin
has absconded The heaviest losers are said 70 be Mess
Num- Norton and Scott grain merchants, Of whom no
purchased 60 600 bushels Of wheat valued at about
f92 900. He also bought 1000 barrels OF pork on
option last month from Mr.. B. r. Hutchinson, payment
on which fell due yesterday.
Pork since this transaction has met with heavy
Decline and the difference Is estimated at 81 100 The
above, however, are only part OF this successful
swindlng operation.
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iR Fla n D.

Troops ef the Line. Royal EnSiucers and
British Iron-Ciads for the Island.
LONDON. Dec. 6-Noon.
Two more regiments or troops and company Of
engineers have been ordered 70 leave Immediately for
dreand.
The Board OF Admiralty have ordered three iron cads
Of the Home Fleet to sail for the Irish coast.
Arrests Of Suspects-AIarm In THO Dublin
Prisons.
DUBLIN, Dec. Q, 1850.
Frequent OF Fcnians continue TO be made by
the government officers, who arc unceasins In their
vigilance and prompt in taking action in all suspected
The Governor Of the City Prison here has elegraphed
to London. asking to have military guard assignee
Co him
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TINE TURF.

Fashion Course, l.. I.-Troftina.
trotting match for $500, mile heats, best three In
FIVE to wagons, came of yesterday afternoon at the
Fashion Course between bay Belle and brown mare
Nelly, which won by the former. Nelly being with
drawn after the second heat The two trottcd
purse the 9th ut and had Eve heats Belle coming
on victorious. Nsllys owner not satisfied with the
resutwanted another tria-matched for t200-and got
beat than before. The following IL n summary
THURSDAY, Dec O. match $500, mile heals best three
In Ave, 10 wagons.
Chas simmons named b. m Belle. ..........1 4
j. Lovett named br. m, Nely................ dr.
Time--Over three minutes each heat
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the NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

RALrraH ~ c., Dec. g. 1865.
Colonel Leach, Of Davidson county, chairman of tho
Commitee on the Constitutional Amendment reported
IN the State Senate to-day adversely 20 ts ratification.
Both houses Of the Legislature resolved UNANIMOUSLY
70 accept The prnner Of assistance 10 destitute blacks
and whites made by the Frecdmcn's Bureau.
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GENERAL BuTltgs SEAT IN CONGRESS-.

BosroS, Dec. Q, 1890
Attorney General Bea has given opinion that IL Is
The duty Of the Governor to give certificate 70 General
Butler member Of Congress elect from the Fifth Con-
grcssicnal district He says that by the record Benja
min Butter OF Gloucester has plurality OF the votes
and the Governor has right TO behind that record
and make inquiries TO hrs residence The question
vas raised BY Mr. Norhend, Of Salem, who ran os The
candidate
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A y ST RIA.

ella.
BERLIN, Dec 6-Evening.
II is positively declared that Austria win concentrate
troops Gslica spite Of former dena Of her nten
ton TO do 90.
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the ROMAN QUESTION.

An Omciai Dimcuitv In tho Italian Mission.
FLORENCE, Dec. s, 1885.
senior vegeszi has declined the mission from Italy 70
Roma, and deputation will DO sent In his place.
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eEoaGlA LEGISLATURE.

MuLYpeEvrLx Dec 6, 1sGs
The House has passed bill granting State aid the
Muscogec and Air Line Railroad The House has also
passed resolution OF thanks TO the citizens q Ken.
lucky for their donations of c9rp 70 the poor.
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SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 5--Evening
The steamship saronia, from New York, arrived here
this Afternoon.
IrvvRroor, Dec. 6-Eveulng
The steamship Erin. from New York, has arrived.
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Q { r N 4 n Y.

Hansver Accepts tho situation.
HANOVER Doc 6, 1855.
The King Of Hanover by the advice Of the English
sovssnmsn has released the officers from their oath
Of allegiance.
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THE CANADIAN REVOLUTION.

TIVE Thousand Turks Killed nv an Explosion.
MARsEntEs, Dec. q, 1865
Dispatches received here from Gambia state that the
Insurgents had blown mp convent and that two thou
sand Turks had lost their lives by the explosion.
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MAuss On Thursday. December Q. EIIsA, wife Of An
gustin T. MAugA, aged ~ wears
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Saturday morning. 81
nine o'clock, from M 70 Grand street. high requiem
will DO celebrated staten Island Carriages
will DO No Is Grand and the rst landing Of
tho ferry staten Island
McvcKAR.-On Thursday, December q M his rcsi.
dence No. las East Twenty first street, EDwARD No.
vicKAR, In tho 72d year OF his age.
Funeral Saturday afternoon, NJ three o'clock from
the church OF the Holy Communion, corner Of Sixth
avenue and Twentieth street
(Fbs Other Deaths See Seventh Po0el
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Nrarriase and C-iibacy: An E.sny Of War;,
ing and nsfrurfIon FOR young men. Also Diseases srT
Asoses vh,rb pro.r Tho vital powers with uears
III relief sent ~ charge Ia sealed letter envelopes
Address ~ y skiLi.In HorGHrUN. Howard Association
phslsdrphs. Pa
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K1cS'. New - yts.-T The Latest spccimem , e
style ~ Rentemens Hat for u. fall and winter which can
fail W attract especial attention BY is ncsinesa W. Pc
cnar adaptation every style and ho beauty OF
the maisrid. Call al ala Broadway.
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The Hcws tIHchig~ Co.. LOCK- stitch sc wi.r
Machue ELIAS HOWE Jr togsnat Inventor Of me sew
ing maohne), President. ~ broadway, NY
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The veNed Prophet
Failed thsynuDs AMIN with the vciptvcis
Of apt~~~ bat Whi hal PuAlON,S MONT
BLOOMING cEREua been among the perfumes 81 his
serago OF zccas would have tried IT,
s.durtsons n
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Les & P-rrir'- sauce Delicious With Soup
JOHN DuNcAN's soss Agents for the United States.
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The Howe liach,c: Cos I.sch stitch sen.
ssw-ng msehiaeh President ~ Broadway. N. "
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ladies, Fnrs. A very choice Seieeiicy e. ny
HANrA, corner o. lanai ana Woosscr
streets. b.--furs altered repaired and msds o~ef