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RAIN, RIVERS, SNOW. AND TRAINS

Therain-storm still continues without abate-
ment. The rainfall after P N. Thursday to
A NJ Friday was .766 inches, and yesterday
to P. NJ. 1904 fell, making the total for the
storm 1. 4S7, and for the season 12.432. In
1871 for the season to date, we had Is. 495 4;
1873, 21.72O; 1877, 1890 1876, 25.03O. At
$50 this morning heavier shower is falling
than any preceding one of the past few days.
At midnight of Thursday the Sacramento
river marked Is feet 2 inches, and at u
o'clock last night had risen feet, making 10
feet 2 inches, q rise of two inches an hour.
The American river was also rising rapidly,
and water was backing up from it near
its mouth on to the low lands north
of the city, though about fifty
Cinnamon were employed hastily building
dams and levees TO save their ranches and
vegetable gardens. A stream coming across
from opposite Sixteenth street. was flowing
under the bridge ON Twelfth street outside
the levee, and the lowlands Whereabouts will
be covered before tonight. The rain has
been heavy all the way up the Sacramento.
Bear river is booming, and the Sacramento
without the aid of the American would lie
very high The rain also extended as far East
as Alta, and has been falling there steadily
for nearly two days. Beyond there it has been
blowing and showing continuously for
twenty hours, during which time it is es-
timated that three feet of snow had fallen
Snow plows were busily at work all of yes
terday and last night The barometer last
night was down to 22.50', the very lowest
point and the storm was one of the worst ever
known. The sheds are filed and loaded with
snow in many places, and the rain tends to
produce slides upon them. AT s o'clock last
night slide occurred about one and a half
miles east of Emigrant Gap which broke down
IS feetofshedand buriedthe track IS feet deep.
A force of sixty men were at once put to
work, and it was expected that the debris
would be clear by 8 o'clock this morning, so
thatif nothing else occurs the overland would
arrive here but two hours late. The East
bound overland stopped at Emigrant Gap,
and all trains were at safe places.
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"OLp TINES, BOYS; BACK TO FORMER
DAYS PIN our Eastern homes, clothing was
cheap; the family tailor honored our selec-
tons with particular care, at living rates.
In California. the high prices have been un.
satisfactory, consequently the majority pur-
chased clothing ready-made. At last we have
found the place-ANDERsoN & JOHNSON,
merchant tailors of prominence and first
class worbmen. located on Seventh street,
between J and X, can fill the bill, and furnish
suits to order in the latest styles, with q
choice line of goods to select from, at prices
all can afford to pay.
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Nebraska Democrats.
by Telegraph

CHICAGO, April 1st.-A Columbus (Neb.l
special says: The Democratic Convention
has elected DR.. George L. Miller, j. Ster-
ling Morton, j. E. North, j. w Pollock, r.
S. Maloney and f. A. Harmon-all Tilden
men-to the Convention at Cincinnati. The
platform is hard money.
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Fire Damp Explosion.

10y iOIV5T HFII.T
Mons (Belgium), April 1st,-An explosion
of fire damp occurred yesterday in colliery
at Anderlues. The number of lives lost is
unknown, but twenty corpses have already
been recovered. There were $50 persons in
the pit at the time of the disaster.
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Purchase of silver Coinage General
Characterization Rejected.

WASHINGTON, April 1st-The Treasury
Department purchased 315, 600 ounces of sill
yer for the Philadelphia and San Francisco
MINIS.
Coinage at the United States MINIS for
March, 81, AIS, 00O of which 81, $4,000 was
in silver dollars.
General Sherman leaves tonight for Chi
cago.
The Senate rejected the nomination of
Alex. c. Wells, Of Louisiana, for Surveyor
of Customs at New Orleans.
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The young lady's foot that was admired so
much at the masked ball, Thursday evening,
on account of having such pretty shape,
was dressed with pair Of those s4 % fine
French kid, high-heel. side button boots, to
be found only at the Red House.
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ALWAYS AHEAD ,-7H. 81. Paulk, Cash
Grocer, No. 814 K street. Ten pounds
Golden g Cn sugar, 81 81 pounds granulated
sugar, 81 8 pounds corn starch, % cents /;
choice Eastern sugar-cuied hams, only IA
cents per pound.
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Every Deaf Person

Should try the AUDIPHoNE Ask about it.
Address H. E. Mathews, agent, San Fran
CISCO Cal. or Bell & Kolliker, corner J aud
Sixth streets, Sacramento, Cal
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BRIEF REFERENCE.

The Governor Dana came down the river
yesterday about noon with barge, but when
opposite.the mouth of the American stopped
and went up beyond the bend until the wind
subsidized, because it would have been danger
Gus to come through the drawbridge. The
cargo consisted of grain and broom-corn.
During the three months just past rs per.
sons were admitted to the county Jail 11G
were male persons, 80 being natives and 70
foreigners 50 were white, 8 colored, "A Chi
nese, s women, Two of the women were
natives and foreigners, Z being white and
Chinese.
The proposed German Colony is to meet
tonight at the residence of the Secretary,
922 II street, to hear reports as to the lands
in California and elsewhere which are looked
TO as desirable for settlement upon by a
colony.
The only arrest made yesterday was Chung
Tie Wong, by officer Woods, for perjury.
The warrant was sworn out by interpreter
Sanders, and the false swearing is said to
have been in a civil suit between Cinnamon.
The Blue Stocking Base Bal Club elected
the following officers John Shark, Captain
j. Cole, President J. Leon, Treasurer j.
Brannan, Propertyman. The other members
are j. Adams, }. Jeffrey, w. Shark.
LII was ulSCONeEeu yesterday Gudt IHS - IL
dine Boat Clubhouse at the wharf, between
l and } streets, had been recently broken
open, and all the uniforms and other articles
of the Club had been taken away.
In the Supreme Court Thursday, motion
was denied for rehearing of the case OF
Henry A. Caulheld, now serving out term
in the State Prison for killing VIM. q. Eng.
lish in Sacramento.
The Knights of Pythias and the temper.
ance societies of this city have had meetings
by their committees, and each Order has re.
solved to give picnics in the month of May.
The "kettle-drum given by Mr. and Mrs
! George Cadwalader yesterday afternoon wa:
a very successful and enjoyable affair.
Three cars of immigrants will arrive from
| the East tomorrow morning.
The steamer Flora is undergoing repairs OF
| the Washington docks
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WHAT do you think of towels, fancy plaid,
at cents damask, at 121 cents, IL cents
and % cents; Turkish, at 25 cents, 50 cents
and 80 cents table linen, at 80 cents, 80
cents, 40 cents and 30 cents per yard; bleached
damask, at 80 cents, GO cents, 70 cents TO
81 10 per yard; and crash toweling. at s
cents, 10 cents, II cents, 10 cents to % cents
per yard at the Red House?
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PIONEER WHITE LEAD.

We guarantee the PIONEER WHITE LEAD to
be STRICTLY PUFF, free from ali impurities,
and for each and every of adulteration found
~ it we will pay 500 N GaLD CGEs.
Please not confound the PIONEER WHITE LEAD
with other brands of California White Lead. The
superiority Of the "Pi0NEER" places it beyond
comp rison.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DENsoN. judge.

FRIDAY, April I'd.
Estate and guardianship of Jane E. Van Trees,
iusauePetition of j. c. Tubbs for letters of guar
dianship of the person and estate filed and set for
hearing April 18th.
Adelaide Boeckhoff VS.. C. A. Boeckhoff- Decree
in favor of plaintiff paaa
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EMBRoIDERIEs at cents, cents, cents, .
cents, cents, 10 cents to 70 cents per yard
$50 pieces just arrived to select from.
Parasols tcambric)-25 cents, So cents and 30
cents; Scotch gingham)-65 cents, 70 cents
and So cents; (silk)-S1, 81 %, 81 80 to 50 !;
silk lined, brocaded with French lace)-s5,
s. 30 and So 50, at the Red House.
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A CARD.-MIss JOSIE SPENCER begs to
announce that from this date she will be con-
nected with the millinery department of
Messrs. Weinstock & Lubin, Mechanics
Store, where she will be glad to receive her
friends, as she can assure them that she has
now the best opportunity of furnishing
fashionable work in all styles at really favor
able figures.
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J. r. CUTTERS OLD BouRBoN.-Th ceie-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within Shield.
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ALL frst-class grocers keep Chesley's
Rock & Rye. No other genuine.
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/ Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G.. w. Chesiey, agent
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PUBLIC VENDUE.-Bell & Co. will sell at
auction to-day at 1890 A. NJ, at their sales
rooms, 1910 Fourth street, one lot lamps, one
veloeipede, one feather bed, two bar counters,
three dozen brooms, six chromos, six checker
boards, one set single harness, two collars, two
show cases, three buggies, one phaeton, one
sulky, two pair of scales. and large lot of
other goods.
Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday the case Of Jack Dowd, for misde-
meanor, was continued until May 4th by con-
sent of parties, and the case of J. L. Stoll,
for misdemeanor. was taken under advise
ment. James Robinson was fined SO and
costs for being drunk.
NOTARY The Governor yesterday ap-
pointed Thomas Nichols Notary, to reside
at Orland, Colusa county.
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ADYRgrIsEmENr MKNTIoh.

l. o. G. t. Band Of Hope, tomorrow.
Wanted-A girl to work and write.
Wanted-A woman for homework.
Knights Templar-Sacramento Commandery, to-
aght.
A. o. U W-Union Lodge, No. 81, tonight.
Republican County Central Committee, tonight.
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Down WE Go AGAIN Choice Petalum a
dairy butter, SO cents per roll. Ii. IL. Paulk,
Cash Grocer, No. S14 4 street.
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sSvs III. ~ WILMA
.PO T SO
IN CATARRHAL MUCUs causes:
FOUL BREATH and disgusting expectoration ;
DEAFNESS and loss of smelling power;
BRONCHITIS, HAY Fever and other diseases.
THE ACTION OF CATARRHAL VIRUS
through the mucous membrane has been finally
discovered WEI DE MEYERS CURE,
TEE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY for these
diseases is as certain in its effects vaccination
| is for smallpox
REV. c. II. TAYLOR, 14o Noble St, Brooklyn,
N Y: =" am radically cured OF Catarrh.'
D. C. MoKELvEY, Gov. Inspector, lG7 Mott st.
NY-Cured of very bad Chronic Catarrh.
R G. BLACKBURN, at Lord & Taylors, Broad way,
NY-Cured Of years Caiarrh pack
age.
s. BENEDICT, JR., Jeweler 697 Broadway, N, Y.
Qady)-Cured OF terrible Hay Fever.
REV. c. j. JONES, New Brighton s. l." Worth
ten times the cost"
REV GEO. A RIES, 1862 Jay street, Brooklyn
at has restored me to ministerial labors"
REV ALEX. FREESE Cairo, N. Y.-"It has worked
wonders in six cases in my parish"
DR.. R. G. DURKIN, Dentist, 361 Sixth avenue
N Y.-Cured of Catarrhal Influenza.
MILE AIMEE, Opera Prima Donna, Catarrhal
Bronchitis: Great benefit from its use."
MRS. EMMAC. HowEs, 80 W. Washington Square,
N. Y.-Caiarrh 30 years ; Cured by 2 pack
ages.
Etc, Etc, ETC.. Etc.
DIR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET,
with the most remarkable Testimonials on record,
SENT FREE, by his Agents, Messrs. D. B
DEWEY & CO., &c Dey street, n. Y; or by Drug
gists. The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 so a
} package. Think of a REAL CURE for an OBJ
stinate dseaseatt this tring cost. Lf71orspemsTuTt
u. O.. DAVIS,
DEALER IN FINE FURNITURE r-.A-rA
OF every description 9
@ ALSO, A FULL LINE OF CARPETS. a,
No. All X street, het Fourth and Fifth
mr1S-3p1m
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THE LATEsT.-To-day new line of Ladies
Neckwear, consisting of the latest novelties
in Ties and Fichus, has been placed on our
counters, and ladies examining these goods
will find them of unusual interest, both on
account of their novelty and beauty. Vein
stock & Lubin, proprietors Mechanics Store.
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Auctions.

NJ J. Simmons Co, at 6l2 X street, April 9th.
Bell & Co, at salesroom, 1920 A. N.
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DR. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS purify and
.syeeten the breath.
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Rnsiness Advertisements.

D. E. Alexander, attorney at law.
Rochester Cash Store, Ninth and J streets.
yegeline-H. c. Kirk & Co.
sherif's sale-April oath.
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IT ALSO. A FULL LINE OF CARPETS. IA
No. All X street, bet Fourth and Fifth.
mr1S-3p1m
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THE Dl}S OF PERIcLES. .
A Love Legend OF Ancient Greece.
By "croARfrrE."
CHAPTER VI.
LOVE AND The ClCADA.

5 LOVE AND V68 ClCAOAs
Tho vicinity OF MARoN's little cot
tsee Was thickly populated With
6kcperds aud Farmers. Not fsr de.
tsnt Wss the little city Of Satanic.
The fame Of the At6enisn refugees
beauty bad rapidly :presd amooeat
Tho Islanders and the eager youth
Of the n~ighborhood flocked 10 good.
" p1mbi.ls TO pay their rustic attRD.
lions TO the lovely new conner. The
beautiful. 1cYILIA, metamorphased
Into tpe PASTORAL CELIA. forgot the
)u1ulioss pleasutHe VI metropolitan
life. amidst the 1oWery glsdeo and
in0edoWs Of this delightful land.
Tue i1viRorating salt sea or sunused
bet Ganspaeent complexion With .
delicate r0seatef hue, and noW might
b. oeen In ibef 0feCtan face. tho u.
RED tints. Of heavens brilliant color.
ed'sreh::. THO chestnut tfnglets, the
marble foieh6ad, the deep blue eve,
th0 peelly IN, The dark brown lashes.
the 6ol Grdy temples, the ROSY cheek.
the cfIms00 lip 61d tho snowy throat
I'll combined % make her unmStcha.
pc nce hxe ~ Sxqulslte Opal. Pc.
etdeo teis. ex.!ectoioety oeauty, ner
ners fascinated AL with whom she
came 10 c0nt16g and mGny 90 honest
ewelo @ ne. feGli dnn youtoiuI oeed
Oh b,A num5D1e Ii!0w, slghed e ne
eo0uRgt OF JAe VloleI eyoo Asoeolao.
1oIn0N {oveq t3n pt0dl8y n -.
peQbleq 9t4Oee. Ever q nsE slGe ne
pecome moro ana moro 1ohfuSteo
Nth bet: Nov ana then, iEon ne 4!
f1eoJsoyHotoe cC'ner 'meae0a .neast
paDe Sefeh .0ol0co Of 80 e0oeanot
gnneu9e e0Wstos 1ef l0tnl9la oe!,v
ftef I4eee lnn0C9ot e1pt9colon1o
Lus0d On nIe peeei0uo!e oo9t 70 nopc:
I'D lively Sms8loesloe In sn t1e
ppoI1uoQ c0ioro OF o. sunny te00'
lc1pe pictured q 1lorious future.
Tue SMILES from her brilliant eyee
1St6 10 6Im'as tho Watete o. Aetee!
HOpeVegty and The bwInese O. ~
station wero forgotten. The bride
o( T1IeQALVs" would BE- tne Rrlde q
101HoN! Presumption thought! Not
only we're bic ehxckleO 10 b erokeo
but In hls golden dreams be heard
lseeion Of Love. Aud this wes hls
on. 0hly aspiration! ! j, T.
For h0urs % they oat together BE-
nesth the broad pIenO trees, watch.
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NATCH1TOCHE La, JANUARY 81, 1880.
9aet's Corner.
81. .y For the Xindicatos.
NEVER TIRED OF PLAY.

NEVER TIRED OF PLAY.
By MRS. ssrsIIE HApES.
The shadows of bare branches come and
80. -..g.... .,gfr 80,
The winter sunlight glistens on t|re snow
The soughing Of the wind sounds chill
and drear, e'.
The snow il on tho frozen river near.
The shadows lengthsn Is I strain my
eyes
And watch the coming Of the on 8 prize
There they are now. il eight dos not DE-.
ceivs, ..a.s.. ,',..r.4 d. 49,.
In the cleaning Of the brreins winters
Now in tho hall their ringing laugh
hear .-....-.
Ny sister and my little daughter dear
Now into the pleasant room they bound,
Can two such merry. girls be found?
To 50 ont on the snow all day they'd
| taassd
And finding that with nothing else they
were pleased,
/ bade them put their books and toys
away
And 90 out on tho snow to romp. and
play.
A nice play did you have my little dears?
l thought l heard your jolly laughs and
cheers,
May all your lives bcno more filled with
caro-
Aud Of life's good cheer may You have .
share.
Not cold' l knew that's what you'd
say,
When / was your ago I conld stay out
But when SICK and old as you grow
Tho iugle.si,le will have more charms
than 81 Ow.
Not tired' No doubt you would have
played all night
But tben Jack Frost your little toes
would bite,
''Brt sxfkl hungry mama, give AZ . bun
Then lot us 60 ont and have bit more
fun" '1
No more play for you o.uight my girls
This Is the hour the bird her winelsts
fnrls, -.
Not sleepy No I knew you'd both deny,
But ] think l mark in both dropping
ere.
Come now and bend besids my knee aud
That God viii bless you with many .
Thsn Il your beds lay gently down to
Like tired birdlings 10 the eosly uest.
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. Troubling = POSTMASTER.
Mexico LEADER d" ia

- . .
A lantern awed young man. stop.
ped at the Postof1lce recently aid =
:.:AAe a!tsa! !! Tor Jane Watts '''0 Il ef@
:kks s!?S for Ace Watts y .ss 81. s,1
....Aoythin.g'for Bill Watts ?"s.5v 80
.":Anythiag for ;, Tom Watta%, nobaoI
Anything for Pool joe W waits ~
mo, nor Dick" Watts, nor: Nm III
Wstts. nor Sweet Watts, nor. anyss
other Watts, dead, living, unborne, !.
native. foreign. civilized or uncivi.
!tzed. savage or barbattous, male 81 V
female; white, or back, ftaneAise4l AZ "a
dtslra0ohised. naturxIized Or ether g.
vice. No, there u positively nQtll.I,,
INK tor any, Of the Wattses, either liz IL .. =
diNdually, severally jointly, nov and
forever, 0ne and tnSeparabie. '''ieI ~
The boy iookeda At the Postnustes,,
10 Acknowledgement, and,sAd:--r -.
"Piease look II there IL .anytkiht.
tor John ThonRs Watts ?''5 - 'ssbeH
JIlT
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man asleep. rs they. sat In the gar.
den befeie the cottage door. OF late,
her instrument had been idle. The
addition to their little family OF the
disguised IopHoN aud. IcYtLlA, oaus.
cd them TO vary their evening pas.
times. But such q peaceful aspect
was thrown over the face 81 nature,
this lovely evening, Il inspired in the
old. mans soul = craving for music.
The suu had long since set, and
the srortive moon like tho smiling
face Of a pretty babe playing bo.peep
from behind the white folds OF it's
young mother 9 robe, peeped out
now and then from behind the white
heeting clouds. and painted the
-dges Of the leaves and the tips OF
wavelets with it's cold silvory gleam.
The pleasant little party sat within
the garden enjoying the soft evening
breeze. PHAoN and his sister had
just arrived. ARMErA, at her fathers
'leI last, Bcl'dnx ~ner harp and aapg
the little sony MARION loved 90 much
to hear. !..r-0
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It y . dangerous thiag to usklretse
cough or cg1d Of epE difficulty ui the,
throat or lupN Fl eea notls nosr,onf
IN getting Aba 81 jobs soit ,Xsoyt
||d: :! z. MDl !. You can rely upon
y g Enrs yqa, y " also Z sure pro-s /.
vehute Of dipht Aeria.1o Y "a c.s.lt sc c
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Symptoms Of . Diseased livse.

Symptoms Of . Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side, under the
i edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure: sometimes the pain is in the left,
side: the patient is rarely able to lie
on The left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
II frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder. and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The sto,nr
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and Sickness; the bowels in general
Nt cosuvc. sometimes ptern4 DE wih'
lax: the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull. heavy SEN
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally considerable loss Of memory.
accompanied with a painful sensation
ofhaving left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning, and he com
plains Of prickly sensation Of the
skin: his spirits are low: and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to Try it.
In fact, he dstrusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few of them existed. yet exam
inatcn Of the body. after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
sivcy deranged a. .- IS.
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( Se0gMuX CSeUSS
lie nedEias ut can Be employed: cleaes:
ink a. stomach and hovela md eten ~
Md b small doses q oo1 PM a'dal,
SkSy s(innla&s tha. digestive oegans and
psouots vigorous health. =.
Arms RIllsi havs beea kaewn =
mare than 4 quarter Of . century, apd have
obeaihjsDd I ws9ld.Wid1 reputation II der
virtues They correct ,deeVs1d seea -
the several aseimilative organs q he
body, and ars % eoapesed Shat obst1oc-
lions within Ihsir ra>1s can rlssly wiA-
seand q sva1s thsm. Not only DO they
eurs tAs svs.y-day complaints II every.
bodv. bat slso formidable and dangesoss
tliscases that hsve hAsatthe best q
hvnss still While hey produce power
III s6scss, hey are, u tbs, same time, the
sslsss and best pbysic tos childrsn. BY
their apefleaS sctIoa NY ghps n.eh !ess
khsp IL conmoa pus4ssiyes, And neye.
i've 80 vhan ~ bowels ~ nol inAaned,
NV r.aeh The vital 3oantains ofthe bbod
al saee1anvs he system by hseiat h
fea aAe elements II WeakDets - .
q Adspted 70 III ases anal conditions i.
Oh climaies,i containing .eaher calonel
nor auy deletesipus drug. these PllA nay
be taken with Safety BY anybody. Their
susar-coasiug preserves. than ever ffe:h'
"a makes Them pleasant 70 take; while
being purely vegetable. no harm ca" '''''
from their use in any quantity: 't'e
PREPARED "
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L. yslegAsal - A1A!ysssa1 $1,000 I
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AGU Z AND FEVER,

DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, whea
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartc can be used. preparatory to.
Dr. after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL, 7
n For all bilious arrangements. ard
as simple purgative. they are IN.
sQualed. Hs.. To- t..rt Z
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Beautiful was ArNErA, the .Shep.
| IA ) daughter, aud tho old man do.
fef1,oa his onlya child. Many asum.
n,ars, eve 80 tuned her Aarp5 md
/ WIN hsr musical voice saeg the CID
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Ayers Oathartic Pills,

Arc W0 mVS6 &c
ketive and congo.
'ii,lpm'gasivesitf!
'discozeNd: ! They
~ mild, bgt a.
,ketpal ID '1eir
operation, moving
he howell surely
and withoae pain.
Al.hosgh gentle
III 0ef operation,
, 0sy ~ eth IT.
)ness thnsssCAaad
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