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OUR EXPORTS.

The San Francisco Custom house returns
show gratifying increase in our exports to
Australia. The exports for the year to
July l, 1881, amounted to SS7S 276, TIE
largest items being: Fish, $685., 466 (S207,-
SAL more than the previous year, wool
manufactures, Sll2 2lS fan increase of
S37, 930) machinery, S44 39S ian increase
of S., 042) and seeds, S23. 27l tonly 81, 1872
the previous year, This year we exported
agricultural indictments to Australia of
the value of ST. 1856 (none during the pre-
vious years. For the first six months of
the present fiscal year, ending Janunry l,
1882, the exports to Australia were of the
value of 1923 CTS, which, at the same
rate for tine whole year, ending July l,
1882, would amount to 81, 247, $50, which Is
an increase of 1921, 223 over any of the
previous years named, or over % per cent.
The principal items during the last six
months are Fish, Sl4S, SO; wood manu-
features, S74. Csc; sugar, $50, 266 (none
during the previous yearsl; fruit, SOL 1886
tonly $50, 794 in all of the previous years. /;
hops, $50, PAT (Sl2 los more than in all of
the previous years.; machinery. $50, $50,
and quicksilver, SS2, s35 (Sl2. 500 the pre-
vious year).
Our book trade with Australia is deci-
dedly on the increase. During the last six
months the value of books exported was
Sl2, 800, or at the rate of S24 $50 for the
year, while the previous year it was but
SIG, $50; in the year 1878, $l4, TIP. and
the previous year but So. 253 Daring the
last half year we have exported to Austria.
liza cigars and tobacco to the value OF Sl3,-
pos. which for the year, at the same rate,
will be s26. 4l6, against SIS. 256, the largest
amount in either of the previous years.
During the last two years ending July l.,
1881, we have exported to Australia Amer
lean watches to the value of S3S S44, and
paint to the value of S3S, S44 IRON manu-
features, S35, 1912; leather manufactures,
50. 306. The exports of fruit, mostly dried
and preserved, for the same two years,
amounted to S65, 500.
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A STRANGE VISITOR. = About three
months ago James Russell Mccoy, native
of Pitcairn's island, arrived in San Fran
cisco on board the ship Harry Mills, and
was the frat representative to arrive on
this coast of the descendants of the mutt
neers of the British ship Bounty, now peo-
ping the island The ship Wandering
Jew has just arrived. having made the
round trip from San Francisco to Queens
town, Hull, Cardiff, and return by way of
Yokohama, since December 90, 1880. On
her voyage out the ship anchored off the
island of Pitcairn. and while there re-
ceived on board Z. R. Christian, great
grandson of Fletcher Christian, the most
Influential and active of the mutineers.
Tnis descendant of the ringleader of the
mutineers remained on board, and is now
here with the ship on his way home. He
is twenty-eight years old, about SIX feet
tall and of commanding appearance. He
confessed. his previous total ignorance OF
the world and of the manners, customs
and advancement of the civilized nations
OF Europe and America and related with
much good humor his experience on shore
10 the cities he had visited. The locomo-
tive, telegraph, sewing machine, and even
horses and wagons, had filled him with
astonishment. The purpose of his visit
was to familiarize himself with some of
the improvements OF the age, that on HIS
return he might be in q position to benefit
his people, who are yet living after the
manners and customs of their ancestors.
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MORE CANDIDATES.

Hon. B F. Tuttle, of Pstaluma, is a can
didate for State Controller.
PIP. Policy is Republican candidate for
City Marshal of Marysville.
James Marriott is spoken of as Repuhli-
can candidate tor the Assembly from Nevada
county.
Hon. David Belden. of San Jose, is men,
toned as q candidate for Justice of the Su-
preme Court.
Frank W. Gross is candidate for re-elec.
ton as Clerk of the Supreme Court, subjsct
to Republican nomination.
Judge G. s. Brown, of Little York, is men
toned as q candidate for State Senator from
Nevada county on the Democratic ticket.
Mr. Orr, Of Piumss. late Secretary of the
Stale Senate, is candidate for Clerk of the
Supreme Court, sutject to nomination by the
Republican State Convention.
TIE following gentlemen have 80 far been
named for Congress in the Fourth District
B. ID. Murphy, r. f. del Vale. J. w. Sat-
terwbite, Democrats; J. T. Crank, Romu-
aldo Pacheco, w. J. Hill, J. Wiley Wells,
Frank Adams. Republicans. The name of
Hon. Thos. R. Bard, OF Santa Barbara, is
also mentioned.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

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4 you unfortunate as to require then :.
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF n
advanced order, safely say thst there is hardy
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that car
not treat to successful Issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you. Wy
past knowledge has been increased by extensis e
experience. / am now able to treat YOU with Il e
certainty Of success. No case peculiar to yorr
delicate organism is beyond my sure control
My Femsle Monthly Medicines are superior 10
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted 10
Those of the public who need my service c. n
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been in
jured, by youthful indiscretions and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Pers ms afflicted can. il they prefer, consult me
by letter. detailing the symptoms Of the diseese
trouble, and receive medicines ny express with full
instructions. Ali letters mnst be directed H.
JossELYN, n. D 226 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure warranted In all csses, or no pay require d.
Consultations personally or by letter, gratis ceId
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients at
my lnirmary (when desredl with exper enced
nurses
Consultation Pariors, ZIG Suffer- street. adjoining
the Young Ne ms Christian Association Building.
Once hours-From A. n. to SIN
NY Diploma hangs In my 6faee.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For eale by AL newsdealers.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Libbie Fowler, of Gait ia visiting friends il
Sacramento
Miss Reece Of Sacramento. ia visiting Miss Allie
BrInkeThef at Dixon.
| The Tnrn yerein n.soper,ae ~ Nara Friday
evening was entirely sncc,s-f,,l
T,...e - -.
at Micbio.n B,.r an Last Fria.v eyen;rr
-
Soi. nuhN oii, "a oacialhehsv COUNTY, anu hei
daughter ora' are visiting IN Dan FrALcisco.
grand Dali IS 10 oe gwen al Gait on the III IN
slait. ssVefai aeiseasss from Sacramento VIII DC
present.
j. ". Hughes and family, Of Sacramento. visited
Gait last week. and were guests II Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Sawyer.
There will be a complimentary ball given by the
Entre Nous Club to their friends at Jacobs Hall
this evening.
The princinal and Assi.tant teachers of the Gait
nuhIic school nave botn tendere, their
70 take effect on the o5ih instant
-,
dence ~ NJ ,nd MIS- White near Elliott rot far
from a m TWAS yery successful social reunion
-, !, ~. CO..
Mr. :. ID. La"rsnce anu son, o. M9sa'a ois,
through newman sesseiua'' anu WIZ aiii'e III TINS
CITY 'o-uSy'
hev. pIle,, 1I' loi nieiiy Pas.oI y, sne I'm
gregatonai Cnnrcn q. EutsSa, nuSoas cou t,.
was ma rt Sai.; :. ouisun On ~ '''ss
Mercy a. Swei'zer'
Tuesday OF last week party was given at the
residence Of Barlow Daniels, near Gait, that is
spoken of one OF the leading events Of the social
season In the vicinity OF Gait.
complimentary party was given to Mr.. Trumbo,
OF salt Lake City, at Michigan Bluff, Friday We. K,
in acknowledgement OF bis services III that cinity
in arranging social entertainments.
The hall Mt the Benicia barracks. given by the Of
fcers and ladies of that DO t. on Tuesday evening
last was one Of the most successful and delightful
entertainments that has taken place during the gay
season.
Governor Perkins lectured in Dixon last Friday
evening. on "a The Farmer and his Home" for the
benefit OF the Dixon Academy. He was given a din.
ner at Dixon the evening Of the lecture by George
Farnham at which Hon S G. Hilborn and the Board
Of Academy Directors were present.
A. ua.s,,,d -, yy.dnas5.r ay.n;r,, .ba yoIo
AZ "ooui i y ~ .. IN o ag
eoul.y 80, j.; 'i ~ ao
=, sne os th and navy Extarsive nrs
partitions have been made to insure the affa being
a brilliant and substantially financial success.
At auhprn. ON the 18th. Frank w Cook. of San
Francisco was married to Miss Viola H. Rackliff Of
Auburn. There was a large company Of fIiends
present at tue reception, aad mary presents were
made to the bride. In Auburn both were popular
Young d ope and the marriage was soc al event Of
considerable importance.
,.,,,a r,a..,, tIa,sa ,au,r..oo F,o,;.h Nth;
a. p ens I. I Gu ~ TaI1e MI HESS ,,n,
Kan Tar n'' "a Fn,aer ctty Michel Ga,tsvia
100 -: +, ~ 49, g., 49,. S,.'
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RACING STOCK.
The following are the Palo Alto foala for

The following are the Palo Alto foals for
the season
TROTTING BRED.
January 6th-From Lady Ellis. by Mo.
hawk Chief, bay colt by General Benton.
January iOth-Cleopatra, by Fred Low,
brown colt by Benton.
January l55h-Cornelia, by Fred Low.
bay FLY by General Benton.
January lSth-Alsaretta, by George
Lancaster, bay colt by Electioneer.
January 23i-Piney Lewis, by Longfol-
low, bay FLY by Electioneer.
January 25th-Normap, by Alexander
Norman, brown colt by Electioueer.
January 2Sth-Maria Pilot, by Mambrino
Pilot, bay FLY by Electloneer.
January 29.h-Mamie c, by imp. Her
Gu es, bay colt by Electioneer.
January 30sh-Barnes, Idol, by Idol, bay
FLY, by Electioneer.
February 3d-Glendale, by Messenger
Duroc, bay FLY by Benton.
February 5th-Lady Ellen, by Cars
Mambrino. bay flly by Eiectioneer.
February 6Sh-Electra, by Electioneer,
bay FLY by General Benton.
February 9th-Nellie Walker, by q sen
of Edwin Forrest or Thorudale, bay FLY
by General Benton.
THOROUGHBRED FoALs.
January l7th--Rigin, by imp. Glen.
garry; dam Kigamarole, by imp. Austria
Ian brown colt by Shannon.
January 25th-Boydana, by imp, Knight
of St George; dam Sallie Wallace, by
Star Davis bay filly by Shannon.
February 2d-Robin Girl, by Enquirer
dam Cynthia Sue, by Joe Stoner bay colt
by Shannon.
February 6th-Hattie Hawthorne, by
Enquirer dam Little Girl, by Eadorser
brown colt by Flood.
February l5Eh-Sallie Gardiner, by Van
dial +; dam Charlotte Thompson, by imp
Mickey Free; bay colt by Shannon.
February l6th-Pianetia, by Planet
dam by Henderson, by Lexington sorre
colt by Flood.
HORSES IN TRAINING.
Fred Crocker, 8 years, 2:25I; Falls,
years; Bentonian. years; Wildfower
years, POI Bonita, years, 2:24a; Mar.
let, 8 years; Bonnie, 3 years; Bertha,
years Fay, years; Governor, 8 years
Kinda Rose, 2 years, 1851; Alfred,
years Sallie Benton, 2 years Nellie Ben
ton, years Helen, 2 years Palo Alto,
years Ansel. 2 years Wave 2 years
Arab Flower Girl, 2 years.
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BRIEF SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Several valuable horses belonging to the
fire department are suffering from rinkeye,
and two have died.
VIM N. Parker, First Officer of the ship
Valparaiso, has been acquitted in the
United States District Court at San Fran.
cisco, on the charge of beating Migrant
Harkonsen.
Saturday Joseph Relersen, native Of
England, blacksmith by trade, and mar
ried, committed suicide by shooting him.
self in the head with pistol. No cause
is assigned for the act, except continued
ilIness
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WoMEs that have 1een bedridden for years
have been entirely cured of female weakness
by the use of Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Send TO Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
ham, No. 2s3 Western Avenue, Lynn. Mass,
for pam 2hlets.
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"ON BEHaLF OF st. Jacobs Oh | must say
a wo-d,n writes WD. Siansbury, Lancaster,
Pa. 1T is never failing rsmsdy. used
it for sweenied horse, and it proved SO salts
factory that would not be without i. In my
business. / must always have it.
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LECTURE Io-NlGHf.-Anns M L. losss,
~. D., graduate of the Woman's Medical
COLLEGE Of Philadelphia. will commence this
evening, at the Congregational Church, a
series of lectures. Her lectures will treat Of
anatomy, ,physiolosy, health and alssase'
They vail es Illustrated oy nls-sixeu Oh PAM
ings. and large coheeuon OF ansIoinic "a.
specimens. Inc course wiz consist s 81 ISL. SIX
noon lectures to ladies'. The first lecture to
ladies will be delivered tomorrow at 2;S0 O., P.
bo.n opening ise.uasS ,. VIII 70 ~. c;s1
lectutef kssS sesass % "n5
aoSas "a his nnbl;c Is well informed az
- - sf;iit~
Arc-,ov To.DAy-Rell h Co. auction.
- " n
eers' VIII sen q tas fesiusnee oi ",s " :,
Levy. 1908 Eighth street, between and H.
q 1l..SO n'ClOck A II. Co 0aV. all the furniture,
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THE most noted men Of modern times have
publicly a.tested to the value Of Ayers Cherry
Pee.oral as cure for coughs and colds.
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Bargains
OFFERED
FOR. Sale i
SWeetser & AIsip,
Real EsTaTI
MD
AGENTS,
l0l5 Fourth st., Sacramento.

For $i.s0e-A Two.sfory. Hsrd.naishea
Frame Dwellings, nearly new, containing rooms,
bathroom, gas, and all modern improvements
Lot, 40xl60 on line Of street railroad.
$3.50 Esch-Iw0 (uearIy newt Two.st0ry
Frame Dwelling rooms each, double parlors ;
lots, 40xl6o each, with stables, street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth.
That desirable and pleasantIy.l0cat
Frame Dwelling, containing ten large, airy rooms
with high ceilings; double parlors, bathroom, hot
water attachments in fact every convenience con-
nected with frst-class residence. Lot, soxleo,
filed to the grade. Situated on the northeast
corner Of Fourteenth and L streets, fronting on
Capital Park. VIII be sold at bargain.
We have also few other first einss resi-.
dences that can be secured on favorable terms
-Aso-
Desirable and eiigibiy located Building
Lois.
A Farm of go Acres. twelve miles south
OF the CITY, on lower Stockton road good dwelling
and barn; $50 acres in summer failow; place espe
caly adapted TO raising grain or for stockrsising,
having splendid water facilities offered at the
low figure OF s25 per acre.
Ear.n OF $50 Acres, with Good Build.
ings; 40 acres in alfalfa be increased TO 100
q splendid dairy fruit farm; dairy already
started near the Furnishing town OF Plymouth,
Amador County.
1880 Acres on Sacramento River, at
Browns Landing, near Feather river. Has
good buildings, located on mounds partly sown
to alfalfa, all under fence; s. 80 per &C Q.
ALSO In CONNECTION WITH THIS, THERE ARE
1880 Acres OF FoothiiI land, seven Niles
east Of Sheridan good grazing. fruit or farming
land, ard well timbered. Price, 81 per acre
ar These two last mentioned make splendid
stock ranges. making a good winter and summer
range; $500 sheep can be purchased with the
places il desired. sWEEFsER & ALstP,
feS SPIT Sacramento.
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PHILHARMONIC CONCERT
A THE METROPOLITAN THEATEs, TUES
N DAY EVENING, February 2lst. Piof.
fllissner, Musical Director Miss Amelia Rohl,
Pianist Pks d @ x A NJ ME-
l. Triumphal March and Chorus from David, "Ye
Daughters Of Israeli. (Neukoum)
2 Piano Solo, b bais1oi RAh'
Mr. Otto Flessner.
3. Chorus from st. Paul, How Lovely Are the
4. Duet for soprano aud Alto. /" The Angel.
..-.. ...-.-......... ....' tnuDinstein)
Miss Fleissner and Mrs. Carter.
S. Quartet, "Whither" ...-.... iSehubert)
ARRANGED by o. Fieissner.)
Mrs. Mott, Miss McCleery, and Messrs. Sheets and
Clayton.
6. Solo and Chorus from the Seasons, "a Wealthy
Lord Who Long Had Loy'd" .........,. (Haydn)
Solo, Mics Alice Wilsey.
PART II.
1. Chorus from Cinderella, q Harkl Again the
Thrilling Horn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hossini)
2. Soprano solo "Loves Ecstasy (Mattiozzi)
Mrs. W. C. Fitch.
8. Bass solo and male chorus, 'Gnlien Legend
Drinking Song dudley LUCK
K II Auerbacli
4. Ode, The Transient and the Eternal, for quar-
tet and chorus. Observation-Disclosures. (Romberg)
Misses Fleissner and Woods and Messrs Beaumont
and ben.
ADNISSIoN-FIfTY CENTS Tickets can be had
of members and at the Music Stores Of Il. X. Hammer
and h. Dale. The FOX Sheet viii he opened Tuesday.
from 10 A NJ. to P. NJ. at the Theater Box Office,
when reserved seats can be procured without extra
charge. fels 81
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The only Genuine MILK Bread. delivered
every morning, by W z. PETERSON. $40 J. d7-ti
For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream, etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 20 to HENRY
FISHER No Dos ST.. bet. fiitF and Sixth iy25-Ira
DIR. La Mars seminal Pills cnre all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Yigor Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physic. Deb
ty, and all that class of complaints arising from fx
cess, Indiscrefion or Abuse The old find in this
remedy a fountain of youth, and the Young a safe
guard and protection. DIR. LA MAk'S SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever carse, TO their pristine yigor. Price,
g 90 per bottle. Sent C. o. D., by express, to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
ders TO A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, Postotfice
Box 1852 San Francisco. i13 3p6m
Forty years experience Of an old nurse.
MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, aid has been used
for ty years with neverfailing success by millions
Ct mothers for their children II relieves the child
from pain. cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels and wind-colic By giving health to the
child 1t rests the mother. Price, IS cents bottle
o3I-1 Mws
A Cards-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF maAhood, etc, will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary In south America. Send self addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
d, New York City. n2-emWFM
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PEOPLE are killed by ughs that Hale's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar would cure.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Photographs 81 per The Nimble
S;xpence Be ter Than the slow Shilling ~ If you
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price,
90 to BEALS' GALLERY, No. 415 street. Il. S.
BEALS, Operator. fe9-1m
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BRocsDED DRTss GooDs in new styles ard
colars. 10 cents ward. They are the beet
ever shown in the city for the price. Ander-
SON L Hsmm.
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Rnsinesa Advertisemantg

Business Advertisements.
Mechanics store-Hosiery, shirts, trunks.
Andersoa & Hsmm- Seeing is believing.
L. X. Hsnamer-P Pianos and organs.
P. H. Russell Groceries, Wholesale and retail
Edward Csdwalader-Notary Public and u S.
Commissioner.
A. J. Senat. Mississippi Kitchen.
Adams & McNeiI- Fish in variety
Jobn Eax-At Houghtons.
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NV LINES of Losisry at Anderson &
Hamm's They are the best value ever shown
ia lie city.
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KIDNEY WORT is the enemy of indigestion
ana biliousness. It is sure TO CONQUER them.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
SATURDAY. February is, 1889


DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoS, Judge.
II H. Seaton Vs. J C. Rade1 aeher- Continued
for fha session
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ADvggTIsgmgEr MENTION.

Brewery for sale W. P. Coleman.
Sacramento Lodge F. and A. M.-Tonigft.
Ancient Order Of Foresters-To-night.
Exempt Firemen-Funeral Tuesday.
Germania Building and Loan Association Monthly
nstslments.
For sale-Stoek farm.
I. C. weisel & co.-Fine meats.
Elite Restaurant-so6 J street.
W. Dalziei-communicat with r. Forbes.
W. D. Comstock-FGrniture, Fifth and X.
Suse;zer & Alsip-Bsrgains in real estate.
Auction.
Bell 6,co.-To day. Eighth, J and f.
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Try the ereas kas,trn remedy, Rock and
Bye. George w. ChesleJ, sole agent.
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C. p S If. GET
VERSUS
COAL OIL.

THERE ARE MANY HoUsEHoLDERS IN
Il Sacramento who, under Misrepresentation use
oils for lighting thinking they cheaper than gas
To such we would say: II you are content with the
amount Of light an oil lamp viii give you, We guar
antee to furnish it to you, or even more, with gas
at cost less than oil. When you consider breakage
of chimneys, time consumed in trimming wieks
daily, upsettng lamps, splitting oil on your carpets,
the constant danger Of explosions aud the increased
cost of insurance, there is room for comparison.
For few dollars you can have gas fixtures put in
your house, and the Gas Company will pipe to your
dwelling free of charge.
fel7-splm CAPITAL GAS COMPANY.
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The best Meals In the city at Peterson's,
6IS and GO street. Diff
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee. City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, February IS. 1882:
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~ BOTH opEklAc LECTURES WILL s. FREE. u

The First Lecture to Ladies viii be delivered
Tuesday Afternoon, February "a. IS
At 2:30 o'clock.
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DIR. GEO. E. HARRISON, Medical Associate an
Business Manager.
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The only Genuine MILK Bread. delivered
every morning, by W. =. PETERSON. $40 J. DIT
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LAMP u EEL.-An eel about FIVE inches in
length. 81 the lampsr species. came through
the hydrant yesterday morning at the resi-
dence of A. j. DAMS. at Seventeenth and K
streets.
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, No. Dos J 81. bet. s'fh and Sixth iy25-ln
The Opelousas courier., 1882-04-15
Three Great Curses.

The three great curses of the
present age, says a contempt
rary, are intemperance, idleness
and The carrying of concealed
Weapons.
The first is the orbit of in
fanny; the others are it's satel-
lites.
The first lays out the work,
while the others execute.
The first is protected by the
aW, and is caressed by the
high and low, while the Others
are punished BY fine and death.
The first with a bold and de-
hant mien enters the temple of
God, the halls of legislation and
justice, while the others are
stunned and despised, their
hands being against every mans
hana against them.
Aese great evils are building
pwses In every section of
kls oonntry, filling orr jails
and asylums with criminals and
papers, forcing the widow and
tho orphan to eat the bitter
bread of want, and yet it would
seem that both the law of God
aud man are impotent in BAN
lshing them from the land.
These evils, like diseases, can
9slT be successfully cured by
lnoFing the cause.