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the sHowIHGs OF TIE AUTOPSY

The autopgy on the President has settled
the vexed question of the position of the
ball, but in very surprising way. 1t
now appears that the ball struck the first
lumbar vertebra after fracturing the
eleventh rib, and passing through the
base OF the vertebra, lodged about two
and half inches to the left of the spinal
column 1t follows from this that the long
channel which was daily probed and
dressed, and which was supposed to have
been the track of the ball, was nothing of
the kind, but was either made by the sur
geons, or by the pas which came from the
true wound. The ball had completely
encysted ITSELF and death ensued
upon secondary hemorrhage, which re.
suited in the giving way of one of the
mesentoric arteries, and the flow Of
blood into the abdominal cavity. The
blood poisoning which had been going
on so long in the Presidents system had
produced internal complications from which
recovery would have been impossible in
any event. There is one point about the
report of the surgeons who made the
autopsy which appears either to have been
bungled in the transmission, or to involve
somewhat difficult problem. The sur.
geons are supposed to have probed the
wound day or two after its infiction, and
at that time and ever since, they have been
reported as believing it to cross The body,
the ball according to this theory being
lodged somewhere near the groin or lower
part Of the abdomen. Now if this passage
was formed by the pus, how could it have
been formed at so early period in the
case? OF course it is now apparent that
the surgeons at no time introduced their
probe into the real track of the bullet. Bat
is it possible that they may have pushed
the catheter through the soft parts of the
body, and SO unwit.ingly have created that
false passage which they ever after took
for the track of the ball? This question
does not at all affect the final outcome OF
the case. The autopsy has shown that the
wound was fatal one of necessity, and
that nothing could have been done to avert
the death of the patient. But we confess
to some curiosity as well as to some mysti.
fication in regard to the official report of
the autopsy, and we should especially like
to have the genesis of the false passage
more satisfactorily explained.
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TIE PROPOSED FUNERAL oBsEavANcEs

EDS. RECORD UNION: It would seem TO
be especially desirable that the solemn OBJ
servances CT next Monday should Re on
basis as broad as American civil and religious
liberty and tolsration. All men and women.
of all sectz, creeds. nationaHties and party
designations, have common share in the
proposed observances. All share Common
bereavement al equally stand on COM
mon relation in the proposed manifestation
Of a common sorrow and respect. There can
be no possible objection to religious services,
but the President was the civil head of this
Republic, and the occasion viii be incomplete
if its exercises omit review of the dis
tinguished public services of the dead states
man. If any of the religious bodies are
ignored; il only evangelical churches are to be
recognized then the religious significance of
the occasion will be less broad than Ameri-
can liberation and il the civil services of
the deceased are to be overlooked, then we
are forgetting the common tie of citizenship
which unites us all in a ceremonial intended
to be fitting observance Of the funeral OBJ
sequies of the dead President of the United
States. 1 have fall confidence in the broad
hbsrality of the general committee, and do
not know what is proposed, but an earnest
desire to recognize in the fullest degree the
common part and share Of all in the occasion
prompts this suggestion. CITIZEN.
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NOT A NEW METHOD.

The Republican journals are accusing
Bookwalter, the Democratic candidste for
Governor of Ohio, of going through
the State and leaving money at all
the saloons to treat the miners and
workingmen. This practice has already
been made the subject of the hveliest con-
demnation, and it would seem from the
current comments that it is quite new
method OF canvassing at the East. OF
course there is nothing to be said for its
morality; but we are not little surprised
to find that custom which has been
familiar on the Pacific coast since "'49 and
the spring of so, should only just have
been introduced beyond the mountains.
Or is it possible that our Republican con-
temporaries are just little hypocritical,
aud that after all the practice Of treating
by candidates IS not altogether unknown,
even in the strictly proper region of New
England!
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REYERsInG THINGS.

A somewhat muddied dispatch from the
scene Of the Indian troubles yesterday
represented Colonel Sanford as having had
fight with tie White Mountain Apaches,
in which he had taken several prisoners,
and killed number oF squaws. This is a
reversal OF the general order Of Indian
lighting, for though it is often impossible
TO avoid killing squaws. especially when
they fight side By side with their bucks, it
IS decidedly against all the traditions to
take male Indians prisoners. When pris-
oners are taken they are almost invariably
squaxs and children. The bucks as rule
fight to the death. The presumption,
therefore, is that il Colonel Sanford has
taken prisoners they are women, and that
the Indians he has killed are bucks.
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ToADs FOR GARDENS. According to g
French paper a market for the sale OF toad.
to gardeners is held regularly every week
IN Paris. Dealers bring their "goods" il
well-veutilated casks, in which the toad:
are packed in lots of hundred, in damp
moss. a lot of a hundred good individual;
will bring fifteen to seventeen dollars, The
gardners use them to keep down the de-
structive insects that annoy them. a
Dutch gardener, NJ. Krelage, of Harlem,
recommends the use of the toad in green
houses, as furnishing an excellent mean:
for destroying the millepeds that infest the
nlants.
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RACES TO-DaY:

No. 14-TRoTTING- foul. year ods and under.
Purse, 500.
j. A. Goldsmith names NJ Salsburys g. 8. Roman
by A. w. Richmond /; dam, Gretchen by Mann
brino Pilot.
Steve Crandall names F. j. Buttons b. s. Alex.
Bltton Gao by Alexander; dam, Lady Button.
W, II. Cade names b. m. Annie Laurie (2:30) by
Echo; dam by Jack Hawkins
L. II. Titus, San Gabriel, names Belle Echo (2:2Sf)
by Echo dam by Old Belmont.
j II. Dodge names ch. h. Honesty by Prism; dam
by Chief;ain.
No. -TRoTTTNG.- Purse, 800. For three year
olds and under Sweetheart and Crocker barred).
D. Cannon names G. Valensin's br. f. Flight, by
Buccaneer; dam Prairie 6 I'd.
Eddie Morrow names i. G g. Rowdy Boy, by Rustic;
dam Louisa by Belmont.
A. Waldstein names b. h. Albert w, By Election
eer dam by John Nelson.
William Corbitt names b. z. Joe Arthurton, by Ar
thurton dam Flora
No. 16--TROTTING-Stake for two year olds; 500
entrance, S25 forfeit if two start, $3.50 added ii
| three or more, $500 added.
Leland Stanford names b. (. WilGfower by Election
eer; dam Mayfower -
| Leland Stanford names br. f. Bonnie by General
| Benton; dam America by RysdIks Hambleto-
nian.
Leland Stanford names b. G. MaTlet by Electioneer
| d an Marte by Whpple's Bambietonian.
L. ]. Rose names Mr.. Mackay5 b. I. Eva by Sultan
dam Minnehaha (sister 10 SweethearD
L. j. Rose names blk. G. lie Grange by Sultan; dam
Georgiana by Overland. s22.1t
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CHANGE OF LOCATION.

OFFICE OF TIE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE Insurance.
COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA,
SACRAMENTO, September 13, 1881
AyoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN PUR-
~ suance of resolution Of the Board of Direct
ors Of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of
California ana OF the consent il writing Of the hold
ers OF more than othirds Of all the capital stock
of said corporation, now file in the Office of the
corporation it is the intention Of said corporation
to change its principal place of business from the
city OF Sacramento, in the county OF Sacramento,
where it is now situate, to the city and county of
San Francisco, in the state OF California, such
change TO be made and to take effect on SATuR-
o'clock "
By order of the Board OF Directors.
GEO. A. MOORE, President
rro-- T., cacratarv ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE FAIR
azssssss5atx> 49,
= e 0 G. r a nj M e
Thursday, Sept. %, 1881.

kT STOCK PARADE, 10 A. NJ, after which an
Examination of Stock for Premiums will be had,
and Ribbons will be attached.
AtlP NJ, RECEPTION OF THE RUSSIAN
ADMIRAL AND STAFF at the Park by the State
Board of Agriculture
Membership Tickets, usual, reduced for the
remainder OF week TO s.; Quarterstretch Badges to
s. 80.
At s P. NJ, at the Pavilion, the ANNUAL ORA
TIoN before the Society win be delivered by HON,
JOHN BIDwELL, of Chico.
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EaEM.

Es-ssstS.
Nevada City. September ls-wife Of Thcs jenkins,
eolfax, September ls-wife Of willisu, Farrell, a
dazig hter.
eresnville, September 1s-wifs Of Angus D. Grant,
daughter.
Gold Flat, September 1i-wile Of EObegt Mounter.
8 daughter
Eddy's Ferry, September ll-wiie OF Robt Eddy, a
son.
Chico, September l6- wife Of A. C. Presley, a sor.
Near Gridley. September 10 Wife OF R. Il Ruther-
ford, son.
Near Gridley, September 1l-wife Of George Spires.
son.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN, September 21st.-Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: Fl.
Bremer, Miss Bremer, Mrs. Bremer, A. c.
Titcomb, G. NJ. Josselyn, Mrs. Branner, S.
Seller, Il. Hagen, Mrs j. Baas, Mrs. Houpt,
Nj. 81. Belding, Mrs. III. NJ. Belding, NJ A.
Beldipg. Jr., J. w. Newkirk, San Francisco
Ii. Ii. Beldiug, Mrs. H. Ill. Belding, W. S.
Belding, 7. Callahan, J. H. Lloyd,
Chicago; William Lanport, r. T. Isbestor,
u. ). N; ID. LeYensoD, Germany; A.
Bender, England f. C. Waterhouse,
Hon. a. G. Finlay, L. Davis, Australia /;
Mrs. Henry, Cornwell Mrs. Mary Witt
field and two children, Sandwich Ialands; G.
i. Phillips, Waterville, Me; Il. Pacheco,
San Louis Obispo, Cal; Mrs. J. J.. Smith
and two children, Austin, New; I'll. r. Tay-
lor, wife and son, Oakland CAL; MIR. Moore,
Miss Moore and maid, New Zealand Mrs.
McMillen, Leadville, Col; f. W. Dunn, I'll.
4. Dunn, New Zealand; j. Mundon and
wife. Mexico; Mrs. VIM. Bort and niece.
Truckee, Cal; D. III. Fulmer, u. S. N;
james Harris, John Harris and wife, Denver,
Col; Jules Briggnap, Melbourne; Madame
Delahaye and niece, Paris, France SO emf
grant passengers, to arrive in Sacramento
September 23d.
NEwHALL September 2lst.-Passsd here
to-day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
j. Graves and wife, Santa Clara; S. Graves
and wife. San Jose; a. L. Thomas. wife,
nurse and two children. Salt Lake; Alice
Shaven, Los Angeles; Nellie Bendice, Ell
Monte Mrs, 7. Witzinski and tive Children,
Vallejo; T. B. Carpenter. Mrs. G. G. Bate.
man, f. f. Lowis, John Hayes, T. w. Utter,
W. II. Miller, C. j. Jones. L. j. Marshall.
VIM. Quinn, Miss Quinn. San Francisco T.
Jones, John ClarkInass, NJ. j. Smith, Fred.
Warner, Sacramento: j. w. Brarnan, Co
shen; W. B. Croop, Visalis; p j. Ollesan,
T. Lynell, Los Angeles; f. D. KEENAN,.
Florida; j. w. Lockhart, Arizona; J. r.
Robins and wife, Mrs. Wilson, San Jose; NJ.
Rocher, Tulare; w. w. Wood, Meroed.
OMAHA, September 2Osh.-Left here TO-
day: L. j. Frank. Boston, Mass; Mrs
Mark Hopkins, Miss Mary CriIlenday. Cali
fornia; NJ. T. Hopkins, William McMaun,
Il. Williams, San Francisco; c. c. Sims,
J. Dennis, u. d. Pass, Charleston, S. c.;
Z. G. Bradley, Dunkirk, N. Y; Mrs. s. o.
Frost Arcadia, Iowa; A. Garner, Aus
tralia.
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THOUSANDS OF WOMEN have been entirely
cured of the most stubborn cases of female
weakness by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send to Mira. Lydia
e. Pinkham, No. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass for pamphlets.
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GARD TCTHE PUBLIC OF SACRA-
MENTO AND VICINITY.

NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, EIGHTH AND
~ X streets, Clunie Building save no expense
or trouble to supply patrons with the best help
of all kinds male and female, TO be found. We are
very particular 10 fill our orders the shortest pos
sibie notice County orders solicited Please call
at or address New Employment Office, city s214p1m
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ExTERMINATE INsEcTsi

EwIs, HAND FORCE PUMP, WITH INsTAN
L 4 taneous Spray -InaSing Attachment, for apply
ing aDy LIQUID to KILL INSECTS and protect
orchards ami conservatives, has no equal Desira-
bic. simple, cheap-s6. TO BE SEEN AT THE
PAVILION Orders from individuals or the trade.
Address D. n. DILLA, SIS Twenty ninth street,
Oakland sl9-3p2wSswim
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Tile REcoBD. UNIONS nert original story
aeas aerHten by Junius Henri Browne Of New
York. 1t DW appear in tacenty inStolFments,
commencing Norember l, 1881.
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OMAHA, September 21st.-Left here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento September
25sh: ". Bartlett, New York Mrs. NJ. V.
b. Gardner, Oscar A. Tolle, San Francisco
J. c. Cady and wife, Northfeld, Vt; Thee.
F. Swayze and wife, Washington Territory
Mrs. j. H. Weldon, Miss Lizzie Weldon,
Frank Weldon, Detroit: Mrs. S. J. Fryett,
Knights Landing, Cal; j. w. Whitney.
Brooklyn.
Sixty.two through emigrants left on Mon
day nights through train, to arrive Septsm.
beF 9th, and 42 last night, to arrive Septe;n-
ber 2Sth.
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MARRIED..

Riverside rosd, rear Sacramento, September 20-B
Rev H. H. Rice, at the residence OF the brides
parents, Francis F. Croucher, of Woodland, to
Florence Z. 9leKeehan.
Salinas City, September I1-Lafa. cite r. Leonard
to Mary Z. Lisk
San Francisco. September 14-C. J. Naffziger %
Lizzie Scott.
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SORE EYES, piles, chatting and all scrafulous
sores, skin diseases, etc., are cured by the
great soother, Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-22

HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures stomach
disorders, constipation, liver complaint dizziness
and purifies the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and streets
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HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER, Goa. sIXTHANDL L sTEEE1s,
SACRAMENTO.

f7- have on hand and for sale at the lowest
possible prices, the new Style OF PONY PHAEToNS,
the hanAsoTnest in the State. Family Carriages
latest patterns. Neatest open 2uggics in the State
Light Top Buggies. Heavy Top Buggies for noun
tain use. Farm re- Carriages. 1rotting Wagons
and Sulkies, all OF my own make. Carriage Paint
ing and TTiTnm 'ng done at the lowest price. More
but the most experienced workmen employed.
Repairing neatly done, and sll work is wsrTanted
Gail at the Factory and see FOR yourself. s1-4ptI
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GENERAL NOTICES.
The Great BIood Pu,l0er.

BRIsToLS SARSAPARILLA AND SUGAR
COATED PILLS are . sure remedy for every form
OF scroiula. Hundreds OF cases that seemed beyond
hope have been permanently and completely cured
by them. s29.1t
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MODERN
MIRACLES
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 IaVALIDS.

nR. D. McLENNAN, OF SAN FRANCISCO,
z who has met with such success in curing dis
eases by magnetic treatment will remain in this
city one week, at 11I6 Third street, between aud
L. Invslds and others seeking health should net
fail this opportunity. Consultation free. s221t-
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AS We the Orthodox. open place of
worship for the coming holidays at Pioneer Hall.
tickets Of CHARLES BARNES. ] street, between
Ninth and Tenth s2l .3ts
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LADIES' Empress Cream improves the complexion.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents a BOTTLE at Hammers,
Fourth and streets.
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without any exception the Crysiai Par.
lor Oyster, Chop and Wine House, corner Eighth
and streets, is the best pace ia the city to get
your 0ys ers cooked in any style Porterhoase
Steaks made specially. Hot Lunch from II TO
o'clock. Open all night. sI6.Im
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DIED.

San Francisco, September q Mrs. Julia A. Leavitt
(mother Of Mrs I. R. Hsnsbrow OF this city,.
Funeral to take place tomorrow afternoon at ?
oclock.l
Folsom, septemter e-Frank Howe, % years
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The only Genusne Mngi Fsread, delivered
ever morning, by w. f. PETERSON, $40 ]. iy7-1

The best Meals In the city at reterson's,
612 and GOO j. street WITT
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AREMARKABLE BUSINESS One

REMARKABLE BUSINESSl-On
which can supply everything from Toothpick
to a Bridal Outfit, and in the widest assort-
nent and range Of prices.
A FAIR, where all the year people at all
hours of the day are passing in and out and
to and fro beneath the arches which divide the
different goods-seeing the things common
and uncommon, and many finally taking away
in big and little parcels the goods collected
here under one roof from every part of the Old
and New World
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Prat.,s AbaIili0n iI:-The PeopIe.s

Pr.t.,s Abolition Oii!-The Peoples
Remedy has cured thousands; it sill cure you. 1t
ragia, sciatica, Partial Paralysis, Lame Back, Gcut,
Spralns Bruises Sore Throat Collie, Cramps, Cholers
Morbus, or any internal or external sche or pain,
will find prompt relief by using ABOLITION OIL
The tests of time and use have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee Of its success
For sale By all druggists Price, small, 80 cents;
large, 81 Ask for PBATT'S ABOLITION OIL.
A. Mc9oYLE & CO., Druggists, San francisco.
Sole Proprietors. m25-6m
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COOKING BY GAS.

YsSHE CAPlTAL GAS COMPANY HAVING
I received supply of the most approved pat
terms OF GAS COOKING STOVES, request their
patrons to call at their workshop CLUNIE'S BUILD
ING, Eighth street, between and X, and select
their Cooking Stoves. ALL WHO ARE USING
GAS STOVES FER COOKING are agreeably sure
prised to find they easy to manage; cause no
neat, SCOT dust i'll the apartment; take up little
room may be placed wherever desired, and are less
expensive Tor most families than the ordinary cook
ing stove. The Company will pnt them up ct their
own expense, charging for their use small monthly
rental All those now in use are giving complete
satisfaction so far az known. sI-issi
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nrinr, :. rEalrs pensin yrine ri,ter.r 80

be happy and content. It is absolutely pure Cures
Dyspepsia Indigestion and the blues" II has re-
ceived Firs. Premium throughout the State au25i
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TURNER HALL,
STREET. BET. NINTH AND TENTH.
Fair eek--Commenoing Sept. 10
GRANDMA'S BIRTHDAY
Comedy Company.
AMOS d. ARNOLD. -. Manager
The beautiful Musical Comedy in two acts and a
prologue, entitled
GRAND MAS BIRTHDAY;
Or, The Froltes OF Comedy Company.

CAST OF CHARACTERS
Raymond Lessing Changer of the LessinS Com.
edy Company) AMOS d. ARNOLD
Members Of the Lessing Comedy Company
Harry Wakefield eld.....,....WM.T II. ARNOLD
George Grover SAMUEL DEARIN
James Cotton HARRY M0RDAUNT
Arthur Deusmore. FRANK V. ARNOLD
Thomas SedInan .......- ARTHUR HaallLIoN
Steve Green GEO. W. SIDDoNS
Mrs. Raymond Lessing (Grandna'5 Eldest
Daughter) .... MISS FANNY MoULT0N
Miss Lille Marsden (her sister,. MISS IDA ARNOLD
Miss Oracle Mortimer. Mss LOTflE ALLEN
MISS Sadle holmes .............. .Mioo bbHNDt1s
Little Eva Lessing. LITTLE EVA
Mrs j. W. Marsden (Grandma) MISS EMMA HOWE
Mr.. J.W. Marsden (Grandpa) MR.. c. S. LAWRENCE
Clio of Unequaled Specialties introduced in the
great Picnic Scene Arnold Brothers (Amos, William
and Frank in their beautiful Silver Statue Clog Mr..
Samuel Dearin in his wonderful Musical Speciality
Mss I5a Arnold in her uurivalled Skipping Rope
Dance Miss Lottie Allen in her beautiful Song and
Dance Specialty VIM. II. Arnold, Americas Great
est Tamborine Solost.
ESy Prices of admission Orchestra Chair, 81 ;
Dress Circle, rs cents Gallery, so cents. No extra
charge for reserved seats, which be obtained at
Hammers Drug Store, corner of Fourth and
streets Doors open at 7:15. Performance al S.
G14 1Nv
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PIKE & YpuNG

NARRIAGE MANUFACTURE 49,,
~ ers, corner of Fourth and cS.2557d5SSS5
L streets, Sacramento have on cfsS5 55s-sss--
hand the largest assortment of SSE<z2LlIZ -
Carriages Wagons and Buggies to be found in Sacra-
nento. which tiey will sell at very low rates a13-4p
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TURNER GYMNASIUM.

TyHE SACRAMENTO TURN vEREIN HAS
4 secured the services of PROF G.. LoHSE,
OF Milwaukee, vino will take charge of the Gym.
nssium and form classes for day and evening i'm
medi@tely Parents who intend to send their
children (ether boys girls learn particulars
and sign lists at the following places: j. Hearth,
425 street; F. Heilbron, 6l9 street; j. Lang,
IA street. s20-3t
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ORDER AND QUIET PREVAILS

and if those who buy do not come in hosts,
they are served quickly and without mistakes.
Some have said it is SYSTEM which has
made our business grow; but is it not rather
because the goods are little better and prices
lower than other peoples? PERHAPS THE
GROWTH IS A VERDICTl
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ANOTHER FACT: We Welcome

ANOTHER FACT: We Welcome
Strangers and those who come to see the
sights which are sure to abound in an Estab-
lishment as unique as this. Guides shoW
Visitors round about, and explain the workings
of the various Departments; 50 that they can
hardly fail to gather many ideas and bits of
information to their interest
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Dr.. La Wars Seminal Piils.-The best
remedy in the world for General Debility, Nervous
and Physical Prostr1tion, Loss of Sexual Vigor,
Seminal Emissions, and the many ailments caused
by Excess Self Abuse, Dissipation, etc. All sui
ferers, young and old, will find in these PILLS
remedy that speedily restores wasted vitality, and re-
kinales the faIne of Hope, Health and Ambition.
The GLORY OF MAN IS HIS STRENGTH. DR.. La
MARS PILLS are veritable '' Fountain of Youth"
Price, S2 so per bottle. Sentby Express receipt
OF price Tor G. o. d. to any address. A. Nc
BOYLE & CO., Druggists, P. o. Box 1852 San
Francisco. m25-3m
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In the BASEMENT is seen how Country
Orders are filled The piles ofpackages ready
for shipment-some to Montana some to
Arizona, and others to places right within
Sacramento county-are themselves a proof
of how practicable it has become for people in
the country to send to US for whatever they
want Further on, in large, new room are
Sewing Machines, run by steam; and opera
tives busy at work on things which we can
make better and cheaper than buy.
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sTElNWAY 4 SONS, PIANOS.

A HEYMAN, SOLE AGENT, I6ssSs.a=z7, c.,
~ street, bet. Sixth and Seventh, s.
opposite Courthouse. PIANOS TOT 2
LET Pianos sold on installments. s9-2p1m