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The Winning Of Wealth.

We believe tue wiun,ug of wealth to
he n perfectly legitimate pursuit.
Wealth has great and beneficent us, s.
md the world would go very slowly II
money could not be accumulated in
wise and enterprising hands; bu,
wealth may be used to make all meu
near 1t prosperous aud happy. or ii
may be used to make them poor and
miserable. When q rich man is only
-xcited by his wealth with desire 10
no richer, and goes on to exact larger
profits and to grind the fact Of the
poor. 10 order that he may be super
hunusiy rich, he bee mes lnhuman and
nnchristian. The Christian use Of
wealth is what We need in this country
and in all countries. Ii il not that
wealth does not give in charity. 1t is
not that wealth is not suf1i ,ien,ly taxed
for the support of those who are wrecked
in health aud fortune. but it is that
wealth does not give the people q
chance to escape from poverty; that il
.loes not share its chances with the
poor, and point the pathway for the
poor toward prosperity. As q rnle
wealth is only brotherly toward wealth
aud the Door man feels himself cut Of
from sympathy with those who have
the power of winning money. We may
rest assured of one thing, namely. thai
he poor in the future will insist on
being recognized 1T they are ignored
in the mad greed for wealth at any cost
70 tbeu--they will make the fu ure 8
troubled and terrible ono for our chill
dren and our chlldren's children.-
II, G.. Holland, in Scribnsr.
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Can Rheumatism be Cured ?

1t is a belief with msny that here is nc
disease with which the human body may be
. I'll cttd hut what has its an idote, aud in al
ages and among MI people d Ii cnt scare
has ben niad,. in Ma ute', Lanora ory for the
special ingredients aud applications 10 cure
bodily ailments, and impart tone ard viyuI
| - the human system o. al the Ills III .
n sh is heir to there Ia probably nothing il
| the list Il a character m"re annoying to III,
patient thai Rhrum,t-m.
The dis ovrry of Bro les Rheumai lie aud
Nruralgi, Cue. which hiss had repeated
trials with invariable success. warrants III,
hell { that y ,iure's secret has at 81 bee,
E vr.ied and THAT in future Rhrumai III ~ q
N"urslgia will bear nu terror, aud be ,lass.d
! am NJ diseases of cure.
This cute IS the result If many years clh~,
study II Rh.uma,ic II sea-rs "n thr huna
vs. tm and i"nururra l. "xp-r'm mis- O iu'
nut remedy. Like almost every the al
etsr with which toe human BODY IL I'll ted
physiciRt are not In accord II irdng T.,
method Of trtat'uent, the p exemptions
many inst incrs hi 9 i opposite KIT mrs
As m immediate iriici srd p,rman l.,
cu'c OF Rhrumali-m, y ura'gia, |. ,mbago
q ut. W. k, b ifr md Swoilca J"i.,ls, Con
ract-d Nh cles, Pans In The Side ur "a, h
S .rsIns. Bruises or any Ut the diseases con
rsct, Il b, exposure. l. is c"ntd ntially re-
"mrpeud, d AS being thoui a rival in thr
W ole range Of Mttsroa M.d.ca.
II You arc ,uffrrer ask xo"r d-ugyi foI
Brodic' X icum sic a-d y uralgia Cure.
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FAIR Play Out West,

They give man 4 chance ont West.
In DeadwoOd, Custer, or any Of those
new Western towns, the spirit CT fair
play crops to the surface even in judicial
proceedings. In March last, Michigan
man who keeps an eating house AZ Gun
nison was over-particular about taking
a counterfeit halfd, liar, and in the row
which resulted he was considerably bat
tered. He therefore called upon the
Justice of the Peace and stated his Case
and asked for a warrant.
II guess | wouldn't make fuss over
it," replied the Cilicial.
. BAT liz meant to xii me-"
Eyes, | presume so, but he'll leave
town and that viii end it.
But he's dangerous man.
Eyes, they say SO; hut 10 one is
afraid Of him.
Judge, do you know what he said
about you when | told him Ia have
him arrested y
"No."
Well, he said you were a blamed
grass hopper eater!
Y-s, but he didn't mean H."
"And he called you u reptile
Well. la WAS mad. | snpp"se.'
YES, and Le Was mad when he said
you didn't know enongh - rte your
own name, aud therefore cUu.dn't ISSUE
~urra T."
"D,i he say that2"
IL, did"
"Iatn III issue on him like q tea-
ton avaianche ou II yailtr inul- Tue
man who sue. rs at my ldrniu' must
have contempt for tn judiciary"
The variant was issued. the party
arrested and tried, AID the verdict OF
tie court was:
Gnunlson, the verdict of this court
is that yon sr.' puilty, and the senteuee
| Is O fine cf S25 in Cash. Ihis court can I
get over tn. fact that Won vilitied lis
mental caiibre. 1t is also aware Of the
fact that Jon haven t u red 10 pay Y III.
, line with Now. then, if you will meet
his court back Of this buil,iIug GU thu
level. it VIII either git away with you
ia six and half minutes or remit the
fine. | want to prove to tho citizens o;
| Guutison that III eieciing me- to tine
Judiciary they have cast their votes foI
NAH who Can spit On his hands Ill Six
different languages and git away With II
nog pen full vi IOughs without having
AN eur scra, ched. Prisoner ut the bar,
have you any thing to say p
The prisoner hal. lie said he'd
rather go to Ill, and to Jail he went
Detroit Free Press.
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Varieties.

Protested notes-rnOss emanating
| from your neighbours violin. YJnkers
q 2 tie.
Passing around tho hat is an old aud
! EXCELLENT method of getting at the cents
Of u IL. e.Ing.
What Bible character was shooter
mau than 'knee-high miah (Nehe
miar)?' BIldad. the Shuttle (suoe-
HI. J.
If you cannot be u gentleman, be b
| Tan. i.,ou raunot h- ~ mau do not
he anybody -ISyrscuse S andsrd. VIII,
noa bo woman. - PlilAdrlphii Baiic-
tiu.
The girl who wears Il pair of ten-ceut
stockir g, when she ssruS them i~rsAlf,
cannot wear II fifty cen; pair when h. r
| husband earns them Bingha :, n
K+publ'cin
Miss Brow stone says that il she has
= dog The wants ono Of those gre-'
SArAu B-rnhardt dogs that dig thore
dear Old monks cut OF tue snow in
Switzerland
It's pour rule that don't work both
office said when he turned the column
rules for the death Of the editor
Somerville Journal.
Artificial flowers for the spring trade
are made SO perfect that the society for
the prevention Of cruelty to ANNALS
will probably interfere or behalf of the
bees Philadelphia News.
| When l WAS Young man was
always IN u hurry to hold the big end
of the log u !d do all the lifting; COW
am older. / seiz, hold OF the small end
and do all the grunting.- Josh Billings.
A man in Racine, Wisconsin, thirty
five years of age, WAS introduced hy
his friends to blooming Country girl
whom he had never seen before, ON the
9Th inst, and in three hours hal mar
ried her.
"But do you know, pa" said the
farmers daughter. when he spoke TO
her about the addresses of his neigh
boris SOD; lyon know, pa, ma wants me
to marry u man Of culture" "SS do |,
my dear, so do |; and there is no better
culture in the country than agriculture. y
At late Cincinnati wedding the
organist entertained the audience
awaiting the bridal pair by series OF
voluntaries, the last of which was:
Trust Her Not, She is Pooling Thee.
at which he was hard at work as the
bridal procession walked up the aisle.
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Almost Young Again.

Ny mother was afflicted long time with
Neuralgia, ana & dan, Heavy inactive condi-
ton Of the whole system; headache, nervous
prostration. and was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicines did her any good.
Three months ago size began 10 use Hop
Bi!ierS, with such good etftc that she ms
AID feels Young again, although over 10
years old. We think there is no IN medi-
cine lit to use in the family "A lady i'll Prov
dcncc, L. I-iJournal.
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Treatment of Women,

From the fall of the Roman Empire
in the west to the fonrteeuth and fiji
teenth century, women spent most OF
their time alone, almost entirely stran-
gers to the JOYS Of social life; they
seldom went abroad but to be spectators
Of such public diversions and amuse
ments as the fashions of the times
countensnced. Francis I. Was the frs,
who introduced women on public days
at court; before his time nothing wss
TO be seen in any of the courts in
Europe but gray bearded politicians
plotting the destruction of the rights
and liberties If mankind. and warriors
clad in 'mplete srmor, all ready t.
put their plots into executi N. In til,
thirteenth and four eenth centuries el,.
gance had scarcely any existence, au
even cleaaliness Was hardly considered
as laudable. The uss Of them was no,
known, and the most delicate OF th,
fair sex wore wooden underclothing. L.
Paris they hal meat only three times e
week; and ten pounds was u large
portion" for young lady. The
better sort of ci liens used spiinters OF
wood and rags dipped in oil instead OF
candles, which in those days were a
luxury rarely to be met with. Wine
was only to be had at the Stops of the
apothecaries. where it Was sold az II
cordial; and to ride in two " heeled
Car Was reckobed grandeur so envi-
able that Philip the Fair prohibited the
wives Of citizens from enjoy ing it. In
the time of Henry VIII. of England,
the peers Of the realm carried tneil
wives behind them on horseback when
they went to London, aud in the SAME
manner took them back to their cOun
try seats, with hoods of waxed liner
over their heads, aud wrapped in man
Jos Of cloth to secure them from thu
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Get Out Doors,

The closc coslin, ment Of all factory work
gives the operatives pallid faces, poor appe
tltes, languld, miserable feelings, poor blood,
ina tive liver. kidneys and urinary troubles,
and all the physicians aud mrdiciue Ill the
world cannot help them unless they get ou'
Of doors or IL c Hop Bttcrs, the purest and
best remedy. especially FOR such cases
having abundance Of h alth, sunshine and
rosy cheeks IN them. They cost but Il trtlc
See another column Christian Kecordrr.
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If You Are Sick. Read

The HI inry-Wort advertis. ment in another
column aud it will explain 10 yon the ration
al methot Of getting well. X drcy- Wori
wi save lou more doctors hI Is than any
oth'r medicine known Acting with specific
eucrg, on the kidneys aud liver, it cures the
worst diseases cau-cd by their dernng-m Mt.
U-e it at one. IN dry and liquid form.
f Their il equally efficient, th- Ii .uid is II {
easiest, Gut the dry Is the most cc1npInical -
Interior
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PRESERVED PLUMs.-AlIow to every
pound of fruit pound Of sugar, put
into stone jars alternate layers of fruit
and sugar, and place the jars in mod
erstely warm oven. Let them remain
until the oven is cool. II prepared al
tea time let them remain until morning :;
then strain the juice from the plums.
boil and clarity it. Remove the fruit
carefully to glass or china jars; pour
ever the hot syrup and carefully cover
with egg, tissue paper, or thick white
paper, or bladder tied closely down.
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MEssRs. BRODIE & co.

Gents: You know how skeptical WAS as
To thu virtue of your Remedy, or in IA any
REMEDY for Rheumati IN, but sitter nv wife
had used less than bottle OF your Cure
ceased to be skrptc IS far a. that particu.
lar medicine is concerned, and nm now con.
vinced that your Remedy will cure RheuIna
tism if used according to directions.
ID. NJ. CASHIN.
10l4 DevisaderO st., 5. +.
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Public Notice,

Furniture, Carpets and Glassware at auc-
tion prices, at private special Inducements
for country tnytr-, at II. Schelhaas, 1lth
street. O!d Fellows Building, Oakland, I al.
The Dnhr of Argyll il vtrv i'll with the
guu', 81 d .curs are e ,t;.it lined IF his rrcuv-
cry d trif Free Press. Who is afraid
that la, " III recover;
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They call it buy window, because
you 90 there when you would look Gu,
10 see.- Boston Transcript.
What Alls You 2

Il it Il dsordercd liver giving You yellow
skin costivc bowels which gave resulted IL
Distressing p les, or DO your kidneys refuse I,
perform their fuuctionsy If 81, your. system
will soon bc logged with poisors. Take d
few doses Of KGucy- Wort and you'll feel ike
a new man-naturc will throw oil every I'M
p-Giment and each organ will be ready iol
duty. Druggists sell both the dry und
liquid Evans willie Tribune.
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Old Companions.

1t is said that the greatest diff renee
between man aud brute Is shown by the
love and friendship existing in the hui
man family. which is never sesn in ti4e
lower orders of tho animal creation.
Blu. 1t sometimes occurs tia. commu-
ut, Of feeling Is exhibited in as mnrhct
4 degree by the brute rs can be- found
among human beings M Phillips, h
we'll known citizen, living on the Frank
lin pike six miles from the city, "Wneu
su oil bind horse. A flock of geese
pied the pasture unity with him
An old g,nder seeirg the Iii 'ult' The
uUres had to go around. attscn ned him
.-ii ro the horse, leaving his fellows
!nr the pnrp se. All day long III.
LANDER couli b- seen Y"irS 10 f.. u at
tnr horse giving siyhs Of his p'es-;ic
b.. constant cackle, the horse fo:loS
ing the sound.
TIE ganuer carried the horse tn the
best pasture and to water. A perfect
understanding VS. had between them
AID they scented to know what each
waited. AT night the gaDder sccon
panied tho Gurse to the stall, sat under
the trough, and the h rse would ucca
sIonalIy bite off muuthful Of corn and
drop it on the Rr 'uui for his f,atuer.',:
friend, and thus th-y would share each
others meals. Finally. on one Sauhay
the old horse died. TIE gAnder seemed
utterly lost. WANDERED about dlsconso
lately, looking every where for his old
comradr, refusing all foo !, and NJ the
end Of the week he, TOO, died, although
his life ~as bat just begun, for so"ss
will live forty or ifry years. ru,s is
true story, ami can be verified by
numbers OF persons who of'en saw tine
strange parties marching aronud, and
displays TIE wonderful Affection which
sometimes springs up among tie lower
o'ders.-I n Nashville. Tenn, American.
The Director Of the n ,tion.l Acade-
roy of Music At Paris, hearing somebody
call out asparagus, asparagus unier
his window, srnck his head out and
saw down below him tall. weli-built
young countrymau shouting an he
reddled asparagus. Do you know
my boy, that you have remarkably
powerful voice? Are you never tired ,
Tired! No, indeed! Why, it is to I'M
bed bit tbut l sing ont so !oudr'
Do yOu wish to be engaged at the
oper. p Give no objections Then
70 morrow you Shall have masters.
He entered the opera, and the aspara-
gus seller became the most celebrated
tenor IN France.
The ambition Of any woman can
aspire to the fultillment OF III. her du
ties than those which are discharged
every day by wives aud mothers IL
some of the common homes. under dis
courage M nts that only God knows,
ana only heaven can fully reward
| Golden Rule.
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MEssRs. RRODIE g. co.

MEssRs. BRODIE s. co.
Dear Srs: W ut express nv heartfelt
hanks for the great benefit your most won
':erul medicine has pr we'd DO h to Inv ron
nd myself. He was afflicted for ov r two
wears with dry ha king cough, and have
mad The SWINE about u yrar,-very tring we tri,
filled but two bntt'.s of your L nim-nt has
ured us 10th BY simply rubbing it on the
chest. Eyeryo'" SO sfiii, t~t sh u'd give 1t u
trial. SAML f. HALLOWELL,
with Baker s. IL milton. IL Front ST., S. F.
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Sun FLOWERS Pant a few sun how
ers ii you have any poultry. They may
be sown at any time after the 10th of
May. The mammoth Russian is the
largest and most productive variety. A
single flower will produce large guam
tity of seed. Although it well repay s
care it may be grown along fences. where
other plants are not easily cultivate J..
Leave one stalk on hill. TIE seeds
are excellent for stock g well as for
poultry, the leaves may be fed green 10
cattle and the dry stalks will serve to
Light the kitchen fire.
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There is no place in the wide world
like home. 1t is the dwelling place
of our hearts treasures. and the frs
Of our lives We owe to it and its in
mates. To make it pleasant and attract
i've should be the aim Of every man.
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J. W. Shattier s. Co.. 32l and 1923 Sac
.men-o ST., San Francisco. employ
RUNNERS Cigars sold serv cheap.
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TESTIMONIALS

I BRODIE & co.
| Gcntlem-n: have used your wonderful
| Cure for Rheumarism this winter, and found
it gave me more relief than anything else
have ever ID. after having tried d great
may remedies both in California and
Europe, when VS. afflicted with Rh-uma.
! ism Tor q number of yeas | therefore
| highly recommend your Cure 10 any one
suffering with Rheum ,t'sm. rs it permanent
ly cured me. Z. E DOUGHERFY
| Al. Co -.iaercal ST., s. r.
RRODIE s co.
Gert-: Ny wife SUIT rid FOR mouths with
the N ural=ia. o e h't lie # 30 IF Cure en-
tirely cur, er AMI she ha> yer had
| rouch OF il since JOHN KOInM
Proprietor "Kohlm, ,Os Hotel" Aismeda,
MBssEs. BRODIE & co.
! II wing suffered for two years with Rhsu.
matisrn, ani being un BILE t, W r< IS vas
ali crippl. d Ut, W Induced 10 try your
reut dy aft'r all Others had failed, and In one
week was p. rf-ctly cur and have never
| had a return Of 1t since. | hesrtilv recon-.
mend it to oil wro ar s'ni rlv rflict.a.
JOHN 4. TOWNSEND.
Shoecutter with P"r,er, .Opprnhrimer 4
Slessinger. RS. il3 Grerrero Street.
MEssRs BRoDIE eco.
| Dear Srs: Wt- utterly prostra'ed for
some HE with LnmbAgO, ana found no re-
lief until | used your von'crful rem. dy,
which work an imm- dat cure So thstI
could att nd 10 business thu n-x' DIV.
re- ommend il 10 all s. MUSGROVE
la liz Kearny ST. Dry Goods M.Ienant.
MRs6RS BRODlE ~ co.
Til. Rheumatism u nv arm was jmne
diately cured by our wor d,riul III dic;ne :.
JOHN ii. HUNT.
5. F. Post Office.
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MrssRs RROnIE 90

MEssKs BRODIE & co. g.
Gentlemen: / g'v"s m" great pleasure 10
inform 70 that y,ur Eminent worked Won
drrs in my Sc; was suffering from An 81,
tack of intammatorv Rh.um ,tism of the
worst kind. icing onfined To my bed for g
lumber Of weeks. aud snffe ring the most in
tense pairs. l had tr cd ye'ything without
success. / WAS advised to use your Cure ard
in hslf an hour the pain was entirely gone
AMORY F. BELL,
1909 Sacram nto Street, :. F.
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Do be fooled nothing
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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San Francisco, June ", 1850.

WIN. II. h1eRRt0N,
DEAR SIR:-Three years ago was yer,
severely afflicted with the Rheumatism, a
the same tim, WAS troubled with Dyspep
sia and Kidney trouble. / tried severa
remedies for Rheumatism without effect
finally was advised to try Burnham's Able
tspe, it acted like . charm; in five dsyS
was entirely relieved OF the Rheumatism
md strange to relate. cured both Of th,
Dyspepsia ami Kidney troubles, and | have
not had touch Of Rheumatism since.
used IL both internally and externally.
Very Respectfully.
W. W HANEY,
22l Sacramento ST, San Frauciico.
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Eco SHELLS Il HENS. Some con
tend, says an exchange. that if egg
SHELLS ave given to hens it teaches thea
g. eat their eggs. We have maize 4
practice for mauy years past Of feeding
all our egg shells to cur hens, broker
up moderately fiue by the hand an
thrown out to them twice or three time'
. week. During this time we have
never lost AL egg by hen eating. L.
addition to giving our hens the shells
we invariably add any that happen t,
get broken in picking them up. Il
them they get the yolk and white an
yet these have not taught them t" breaE
an egg themselves for the purpose OF
eating it. In the L ndon Liue Stocd
Journal u correspondent writes he has
foiiowed the practice of giving egg
shells to his hens for fifteen years aud
not single one of his flock has beel
made an egg eater; on the contrary, II
was q sure preventive, as the shell CAV.
them all they craved for to assis, il
forming eggs.
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A FEMALE IzAAK WALToN.-An Eng
lish writer tells Of lazy who had al
ways despised fiehing. What attrac-
ton people could fird in it was to her
incomprehensible; rat catching, she
said, she might bring herself possibly
to take an interest in, bat never fishing.
At last, some years ago. she happened
to 60 to an Irish moor with her brother
and he, DOT knowing what 10 do for her
amusement. sent her out fly fishing
under the keepers care. Sue cangh
t,ree fish, and also caught her hook in
b n thumb and had to have i: cut GU,
and from that day the spirit of Izssk
Walton entered into her. She bought
Q pair Of tisbing stockings, and Was to
be seen in all weathers perseverance,,
wsdiug and fogging the water, till sue
became an expert angler, and is now
competent to discourse ltarDedly Oh
the relative merits Of flies, fishing rods
and all such TOPICS"
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ALL Pilot graphs made al the New York Gallery
No. 1J Third St, 5. f.. are guaranteed o be hrsi-
class Prices TO the times. J. ii. TERs q Co.
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MrssRs BRODIE 80.

MFssRs BRODIE so.
Gentlemen: Having a severe attark at
rheumatism in my arm and shoulder. was
induced TO try your wond rfuI Rheumatic
Cure and am happy TO say that il enfircl,
nred me. L. K. PHILLIPS,
Foreman, d. Hicks & Cos B,ndeIy. u ) s.
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Furniture ard heiding at retail at whole
ale prices. II. Schellhaas, llth. ST., Oak
land California
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ct down CD your knees un pray,
said William Na.son, a desperate. to
George Lttiuer, an Old colored preach
err at lay lor Creek, st. Francis county,
Ark, the other day. LAtimer did not
obev and was shut dead.
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The Best Spring Medicine and
Beautifier of the Complexion in
u-e. Cures Pimples. Boils. Blotches.
Neuralgia. Scrofuln, Gout, Rheu
matte and Mcrcurial Pains and all
Diseases arising from u disoriered
state of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
j. rs. q ARES ~ co.. Pr"priet.rs. AT
Sau~OIne 81. san Frsucl-cO. Cal
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aal Sacramento ST., San Frauci, GO.

Albany has ordered 800 electric lights
Owners Of property don't dare let ii get very
dark when the Legislature is there.-l Boston
Post.
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Property in San Diego.
The Horton House, a frst-class Hotel,
containing 100 Rooms.

Apai5 30 savlnxs and Loan Hoeiesy,
Ne. 0lo Clay st., san Fraassss.
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;san@ In making any parcnase o.
SS| I'm writing I'm response TO ANY
advertisements I'm this paper, you viii
please mention the Aane or tho paper
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The rheumatism u nv arm was imme.
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