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BUTTON FACTORY FIRE
Panic and Loss Of Life the
Result.
-
ANOTHER WOMAN SUICIDE
PANIC in A MILL.


A Tsuiton Factory ON Fire--One ""s
Killed and Several Persons InJareo.
PRovIpgNcg, RI, Nov. ei.-A hre proke
out this morning in William II, heoinson
button mandatory In Calsboose street, 10
the third story of the building. host OF sne
employees were At work ut the time ana wnen
the cry OF fire was raised panic o. once
commenced.
Smoke soon filed the building, rendering
egress difficult. There was number OF
girls employed in the establishment ano
made a rush for the windows and jumped
out. Some of them alightsd on quanuty
OF barrels and picket fences. Three OF them
were killed outright. Their skulls were
crushed. Two Of them were sisters nameo
Gsssett. the name of the the other was
Cobb. Many firemen were injured.
The names Of the two killed a'e Emma
| Gasset and BESSIE Cobb. A sister OF Emms
Gasset Ia fatally injured. The fire has beer
| extingushed and several ofthe injured havt
been taken TO the hospital. The loss 10 mol
very heavy.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Nov. 81. - Mar!
Nessly, Delie Gassett, Emma Matthewson
| Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Cuddy are probably
| fatally injured.
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s.."Mlddle measures are often but middling
m rnaas5res - There Is no "mtddlings" about
Kidney Wort. II Is the most thoroughly refined
..howcr" OF medicine II knows no halfway
p1easu es but radically uproots all dieegsee OF
the kidneys, liver and bowels. 1t oyerthrows
piies abolishee constipation and treats the eye-
teu1 so gently and soothingly as to prove its
true kinship TO nature In all its praises. II ie
prepared In both liquid and dry form.
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Trouble Feared In Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 2l.-Deputy Col
lector Stewart and . posse Gre pursuing
James Findlay and his son who were con-
victed OF attempting to assassinatc Stewart
some time since and escaped. Findlays
friends arc rising and bloody time is
feared
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YOUNG FOLKS.

Parents who .o,re entertaining and wholesome
reading for their children, and young folks who
enjoy accounts travel and adventure, historical
and harmless wlli Ind these in sr. NIt no
Las, which 10 .coRniz,d by the press and public
finest magazine for children ever printed. The
new voun%, which begins with the November
viii be naeS Ike nest @ ever sSued and lie al
tentlon Of all parents and all reading Young folks
s invited to the following partial hst OF attrac-
tions:
THE TiSKHAM BROTHERS, TIDE-MiLL."
ly editor Of our Young Folk" aud author OF
''The Jack Hazard stories etc.
TIRE STORY or vITEAu."
An historical novelette, OF girl and boy life in
the istn century. BS Frank L; Stockton, former.
ly assistant editor Of ''St Nicholas, author oil
''Rudder Orange, " etc.
'srnE STORY OF RoBtN Hoop.''
An account Of the famous yeonan. Ry Maurice
Thompson, author Of The witchery OF Archery. "
'THK STORY OF THE FIELD OF THE cLoTH-oF-
| GOLD"
BYE. g. Brooks. To be illustrated with many
| remarkable pictures.
| "a BRAND NEW NOTION
Baker, author Of Ills Mhjes,y. Myseif, =" etc. :,
.'swEPr AWAY"
A serial story of the Mississippi noods OF 1882
by r.. s. Ellis, formerly editor orc ooldcn Days.
s'ELlzABErH THOMPSON"
| biographical paper regarding this celebrates
prepared for ST. Nicholas" by Miss Thompson
''wHERE WAS viLLIERsf''
A thrilling story of the Russo-Turklsh war. y
Archibald Forbes, War-Correspondvnt.
THE Boy AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
| An account of the life of Tad Lincoln. r
Noah Brooks, author of THE Boy Emigrants.
''CoaEDIgs FoR cHILpRRE.n
nne series of juvenile plays. BY z.
Brooks, author of 'Ffhe Land Of n 3D. ~ etc., an
including A Christmas Masque:
'THE FALSE SIR SANTA CLAUS"
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
There will be short stories by Louisa NJ. A
| colt, AMI many other well-known writers Il
| Young folks papers ON home duties and recre;
tions, outdoor sports, occupation and inst ucttO
for hoys and girls, with popular features and d
partments.
Price, s3.OOa year; Is cents a number. Sui
4 scriptions should begin with the November nun
her. The succeeding issue, The Nondert
Christmas NUMBER will have also color,
frontispiece aud inany unusal attractions.
THE CENTURY CO., New YORK, MY.
nOVl3-Jt
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A Temnaranca Laciure.

Miss Frances L. a II ard will deliver an
address at Grace Chu ch this evening, AT
the annite sary of the Young Women's
Temperance Union, AT 7.+0 O'Clock. Vocal
and lnstrum, ntal music viii be rendered
during the exercises.
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J. T. MULLIN & SON,
CLOTHIERS,
Sixth and Market.
oet2l-its-tf.A
BEST FITTING
GARMENTS.

1t is conceded that the best
fitting Clothing is sold by the
Wilmington Clothing House,
Fourth and Market streets,
and this fall we have tried to
perfect every garment, and to-
day we assert that our garments
have no superior as to fit, while
our former patrons can attest
to the quality. Just step in and
try one of our suits or an
overcoat, and you will then
know they are better fitting
than most Of the custom work
that is made at a very low
price. We make this statement,
although we make to order suits
as low as Eighteen Dollars, but
more OF our custom work is
from Thirty to Fifty Dollars a
suit; because we are having the
finest work in our city, and our
customers are the best dressed
people on the street. Just stor
long enough to look at oul
suits and overcoats, and we have
no doubt you will say as Others
have: !: at is pleasure to know
we can find such fine goods, a
such low prices in our city.
Look at our TEN DOLLAI
SUITS and our FIFTEEN
DOLLAR OVERCOAT; thes
are special bargains.
: JNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & &c
:; Fourth and Market SITS.
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rssn asAsLRoADs.
A local Time Fable with ths Lstssa
Corrections.

AWNt8SN&0OEH
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
PHIrA.-- 2,Oos- 2gsA - e.so-e.sS T0ot--7.eo
msIIfoct nseiais-ia.ss-i.ss-Sso
kiIs-b.sot % 3ss-I 2e-I:so :sos-e;sss n
IL .s3 =. M Ie. -s.iTs--ssss--7.6 pm.
BALrlwoRR- OSs--l .&2s-A.sls-s s,ost = eli
1000 .. ni.--l23o-i.o .oo--1 .O0-s.co-S .oo-c.eI-
HOG p. m
II oo--I. .O8-s.5T--ii p. m.
BALTIMoRB AND INTERMEDIATE srATfoNs-
i.063-e.lT 1000 q. ms--l.oo--o.00 p. %.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running emily on Sunday. -.
Connect AZ HrRy's Ferry for OLD oopot,
Broad and Washington avenue.
DaLAwARa RAnRoAD-s.oos--e.lo g. mi--i.os
--s.ooA-s.2st p. m. NO Sunday trains.
For New Castle only
For Harrington and intermediste stations.
wrLMxaros NsRrHrKH RAILRoAD--f.T q
| m;-loS-Soo-o.ao p. m: ON sunday 'for
Reading and st. peter--S.i0 n. m.
| UKLAwAsR WESTERN RAILaoAD--I.os-io.so .so
a. n;-s3 90 D. IN. Sunday trains io-soA. m-s.oc
p. m.
| TRAINS ARRIvEAT W FROM
| PHILA 60--l .00-i. .s2s-A.Ts-T.Al
| 402s--gl2-eOb-l0.lUt--l Ill .3e-l2 IS .. M Ia .
-I.o7 -2sot a 30 A.se. - ee@ - ssc-S.ss-o.S @
Npw Yoax-l -l.s2%-A.4Ts-S.02t-9.i3 .. ms-
i2sO-I. .01-4.ss-e.As*-lo.ss SO .. m.
BALTIMoRE-1.btt-2.l3 l3s--s.St-e.cA-l'es =
MA. sal S0--5.Iis--s. .s0s--T.2s- y. N
| N-t.tls-213--ll.43 m;--x3.3,
| -lbO-b 1ls-e.Sos-I.a-o.&9sp p. nn.
Both daily and Sunday.
ton sunday only.
DxLAwARE RERAILRoAp-eeo-io.le a-mi-iz.o
1 -6Oks-6O5 p. m. no Sunday trstns.
| From New Castle only.
Wu,wIFeToN l. NoRTHRRn RAILRoAD-e.1b-
sAO-il IS q. m;--6.40 .. m. On sunday mos
J Reading and st Peter at 10 p. m.
DELAWARE WssTKRE kAILRoAp-sco .: a.
4 AIS 0. IN. Sunday trains 9.lo a. m.;-S.to p.
. TRAINS LEAVE FUK WILMINGTON
9 PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DEPOT.
,23Os-3.66#-6. SOL .2os--s. .oo--S.2l-s.3bt
-Iln-ll.50 q. m;--I2.23-l, ,32t-l.32-S
S02-4 2A- sos 20 b.5t-e.0ht s.J-sse
= | % 800 o0-1l.3 .32$ .. m.
n BROAD AND WARRINGTON AvErUE-s.so-s'
4 LOIS a. MI. .30-3 lo-4.30-b.16p p. m.
ii NEW OAsTLy-s.33-loo0-n. q. Nav
a b.4p p. m.s
e Daily and Sunday.
q ON Sunday only.
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New Drug store.

Messrs. Bridgewater & Co., opened their
new drug store at Fourth aud Market
streets on Thursday last. They have Il good
situation and fine stock.
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ororHrNa.
Mistaken Idea :

to suppose that as we arc
continually telling you
that our prices are low
that we keep only low
priced or cheap goods.
Since this matter of low
prices has been one of
our greatest levers to sue
cess we would be foolish
to ignore such an impor-
tant item in the ripid ex-
tension of our trade. If
YOU are interested in the
prices of Clothing or
in other words want a new
suit or overcoat the best
way that we can prove to
you our intention is to
show you the goods and
tell you for what they can
be bought. Pay us a visit
and we will be only too
happy to prove all that we
have said and even more.
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AS- The Diamond Dyes always do more than
they claim to do. Color over that old dress, II
will look like new. Only 10 conts.
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PIERCE & coy
Real Estate and Stock B1
$. u. COR. sEvENTH.AsD sillfl'|
j. JACKSON PIERCE. f'p'A
RHEUMATISM ANc coUI

When we can establish by enan
which every inquiry but makes t,lvpsf sas
l,aye tho onIv yft.i. or radical reReay ~ ,S,5
Dlsorders, and We put that evidence WY Wiz
OF every sufferer tcitloi money hllu i, MN
claim that no one but the fool WI ,i1e.t iu.I
ear. or close his eyes to the gtaa ~ ~ y 4
his blIgl.ted life. In jnsiico TO w ~
ianendent familIss, and TO the eohhuli,i'll !, l
liie's ambition before you p.,o g. pora III
disease, We ask you TO go WIN " drenl; on
10 t;Ie homes OF some Wiz nav ~ oT had
Of life and are now fail ol ire Jgyg 20
tell 10 the world their glad eNpe'r ny as MI
you no false statement, and m.he io,,rr
cannot, by proper inquiry lpy souu|
fiiends) be probed TO the bottom a.
Of trltA. .u.,
Ar,or. hundreds cured our present space -.
a. Nj HarJick. lls Plymouth 81 bIooe'
win Chrouis Rhnunatifn many snnasiyp--gereF
Nr. Hat9nzs, 19t Pearl b., nro'A'
sGss' n. n.emmsr,r, qn Bai.c 3d.. hfo"A9A
chrnnIo Rheama,io Gout6 years ,,-a--seIalles )
H. RoehsIer, as6 c ,nrt ST., Bronkpln Bropll ,iSgr rs
a yesr.--had expended over slooo IN 0'D'
ooS's's; r.. Sevln. .sl Third Avenue Bf''''''e''
''im Mr aylspd, % $50 Bainbridse g., BrGo.J ns ,yTJ
mato,y and Chronic rheumatism saw
Dyspepsia. .,.. a, proohlyr-Asu,s
Rheuma tism for years; nag .Iie1 rsrooie Rltuuil
H.. Winiamsor, 81 Grove b.. ssae,s unioI
.ndamu1ntory Rhenmhiisin 70 yensrnssisHTbropic .
ar. bixon. la west 3d., New fofA-e-
matlsm tw0 years., "a. aouth 81, New y
Capt, Nathan Hoou' As.
pheumntism ~ years. ,.s A. New Ycrs-u
Nr. Abrams. n oresnWion A'''
matlsrn and Kidney Dlsease; A. Jersey z
Judge CroAsmsn, II oakiaea @''
Rhenn,atIsm severalyears. .,hers
The above named gentlemen snGJ I,,er lp and Kidn
n. q, Of Rheumgtisn pyspepsla, Liu isi,sntion, or.
Now give this matter aes,eiosiars, and you will
circulars with ruler pAruVN' p.
yoo saw this advertisement "a. AHA
gilmore, Adams G GS;i,ssam G4;i m st,
brooklyn. and 1os w -
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A GARD.

A CARD.
10 all who are suffering from Tie trrof| q
cr tions of youth, nervous wtaknt71s' n
iass OF manhood, etc, VIII send .
viii cure YOU, FREE OF ehAEn,L, ehA,la,rs
remedy rem vas discovered " mi lnissiSnalls5 l1gsl5
America. send u self-addressfa,i ,idn sai i,
REv. JOSEPH r. lSMAs, staslOH nfii. Il
Clts.
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rhurIoyx weod ryxinr.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2l.--Thurlow Weeds
condition 10 worse to-day. He Is very weak !;
little norishment taken since Saturday. The
family are pr repared for the worst.
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CITY ITEMs

ChaS. n. Vary, Phila. Messenger, sos MaFkst.
Sptrsrlsy b Coo Photographer, 300 AASkstse
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HE DIDN'T WANT TO LEAF

A Burglar Breaks Into o Maryian1
and After Twice being Told
Kills tho Prop ietor.
BiLTIMoRE, MD, Nov, 9l.-hr'
sell, oil Bristertown, near this city, v
and killed last night by a burgia1
store. Russsll's clark hearing anol1'
store awakened him aud directed 'nI
lar to leave, Russell also addressed :.
truder, when the latter fired q Ps'
which entered Russel's ioreh sd1
excitement prevails over the allal,
large body OF men are hunting lot Y
derer.
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New York Markets.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2i.-Flour. dull; No. Estate,
f2.s5a3.6o; Superfne State and Superior
Western, s325a3 3.s5.
Wheat, No. q red winter, ei .o7asi. .OT1< cash
and November 81 .0Sl<a1 .0sM December.
Corn, No. Q. November, 20 do, December,
60lZ.
Oats, No. . cash., ~ do. November. tssz !;
do. December. 4sa431S
Rye, quiet, Western, 70a72 State, T7aTl.
Barley, steady one bright, sl.0s.
Pork, nominal mess, sN.
Lard, November, sll.So bid /; December,
1o.s5ai0.90.
Butter, moderate demand creamery fancy,
Bfs3s; do. choice, 90.
sugar. steady fair to good refining, Tlza7sS.
Eggs firm State and PennEylyanla, 3ba3I
Western and Canada, 38I<a2o
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SECOND EDITION
AT THE COURT HOUSE
Linn and Magruder Convicted
and Sentenced.
THE WASHINGTON GOSSIP
COUNTY COURT r0-DAY.

YroceedIngs ro-Day-L mn, VINO Wanteu
. Drink and iiobbsd the Man VINO ho-
FUSED Him.
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A sharIn vino nncked the II

n EflbTtiE W mo II
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Nov. Y
prisoners walked out OF JAIL anu
yestel day, while the sheriff was t9a
a game Of seyen-up with a party ol
his office.
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OUR MAILS

ss-rhe black figures denote the Limited
ExpreAs traina.
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''Sr. NICHOLAS 10 above anything we produce
in the same line. e.''-'London Tlmes.'
CT. NICHOLAS
~ -RonA
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PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

Jehovah is the title of poem which
the Queen Of Roumania is about to pub.
lish.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes this month
completes his thirty. fifth year as Pro.
fessor in the Harvard Medical School.
The Kentucky Legislature has voted
So, 900 to be used for stocking the rivers Of
the State with choice varieties Of fish.
In the northern Platte valley, Nebraska,
where few years ago there was nothing
but cattle ranches, now there is very little
Government land left.
The annual sheep -shearing festival of the
Nebraska Wool Growers and Sheep Breed
ers' Association has been set for the 4th of
next month, at Beatrice, Neb.
Robert Jefferson, prominent and intel.
ligent negro of indianapolis, who has al
ways claimed to be an illegitimate son of
Thomas Jefferson, died in indianapolis re.
Gently.
A Chicago woman has recovered SO, 900
damages from her landlord, because he
misrepresented the sewerage and plumbing
of the house she rented from him. 1t
astonished him-and her, too.-TDetroit
Free Press.
Susie Green might have had her pick
from among the young men of Lexington,
KY, for she was handsome and rich /; but
she preferred gambler of the fashiest
kind. He was known to her for month
as q stockbroker, and at the end of that
brief courtship she married him. They
stopped at Louisville hotel on their bridal
tour. He brought her lemonade in her
room, and she found it bitter. He had put
an opiate in it. When she was unconscious
he stole her purse and 50, 500 worth of
diamonds and deserted her.
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0uf Of Tune.

When the tones Of musical instrument
becomes harsh aud discordant. we say "it Is
out of tune" The same may be said Of that
far more wonderful and complicated piece Of
mechanism, tho human structure, when II
becomes disordered. Not only actual dissase.
but those far more common causes, oyerwork, )
mental anxiety and fast living. may impsir
its yigor and activity. The best remedy for
a partial collapse of the vital energies, from
these as from other causes, Is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which are at the same time
sn agreeable and mind-cheeriug cordial, and
the best possible inyigorant in all csses Of
debility. 1t is an Incompatible stomschic
and anti.b bilious medicine. eradicates fever
and asue, aud prevents subsequent attackr.
II reuIedies with certainty and thoroughness
bowel and kidney complaints, dyspepsis,
neryousness, rheumatic troubles, and many
other bodily ailments. Il also coantsrscts
influences which predispose TO disease.
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Memorial Day.
TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1882

A LII EX-SoLDIERs AND SAILORS AND CITI.
"A zens generally are invited to Join with the
members Of SUMNER POST, NO. 3, G. A. R., in the
observance Of Decoration Day, on Tuesday, May 30
1882
Societies wishing TO take part in the procession
Will report TO the Post Commander at Grand Army
Hall, street, between Fifth and Sixth, at 9 A. "
Procession will move at 10 A. ". sharp.
The Military viii form on street, right resting
on Fourth street.
Civic Societies and Citizens viii be assigned posi-
tions by the Post Commander.
Line OF March-From the Hall on street to
Second, to J, to Tenth TO the City Cemetery
Grand Army Hall will remain open for the recep-
tion Of floral offerings, bouquets, etc. from 7:s0
o'clock A. N. till the procession moves. Donations
are respectfully invited.
Literary Exercises at the Theater in the evening,
commencing at o'clock. Doors open att
On Sunday evening, May 23th an approximate
sermon will be preached at st Pauls Church by the
Rector Rev Mr.. Davis, services commencing at s
o'clock.
Memorial Day being legal holiday, 1t is expected
that all citizens win assist in helping TO celebrate
the day in fitting manner.
J. n. LAkKIN, Post Commander
RyARSyY. Adiutant
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PEARLS PROM THE FRENCH PRESS

eff his widow survives him, the unfor.
tunate woman is worthy of all pity"
Every murderer should be decapitated;
to be shot dead is for an Arab relatively
agreeable. ."-[Algiers Journal.
"Some days ago the keeper of the
Louvre noticed the disappearance of pict-
ure of great bulk although of small size. /"
"The talent of Nine. Judic resembles a
glass of champagne, but the scalpel must
be applied to it, else we may find at the
bottom only handful of ashes."
% The sight of these fruits of spring time
reminded her of her own youth, OF the viii
lage gardens, of the red radishes her cousin
Stephen had on either cheek LA Cito.
yenne.
"Tcherkesof was yesterday escorted to
the Swiss frontier by a police agent. As
he complained greatly of the col5, the Ad-
ministration lent him its overcoat, which
he wore throughout the journey"
"No one in the audience breathed. This
rapid, clear.cut and almost brutal action
was like o duel where one sword. blade,
after brief encounter, buries itself in the
bosom of the other. Paris Temps.
''The attention of the lady who pro-
cured the murderer's arrest had been at
tracted by the strangers appearance and
sunburned countenance. She felt con-
viction that he must have resided in Amer
lea, and she was strengthened in her belief
by the fact that near relative OF hers had
died in Buenos Ayres. "-[Mons Organe.
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YOUTH AND NATURE.

Is this the sky and this the very earth
had such pleasure in when was youngi
And can this be the very same sea song
Heard once within the storm clouds awful girth,
When great storm from silence burst to birth,
And winds to whom it seemed did belong
Made the keen blood In me run swift and strong
With irresistible, tempestuous mirthf
Are these the forests loved Of old as well,
Where on May lights enchanted music was?
Are these the fields OF soft. delicious grass,
These the old hills with secret things to tell?
0 my dead youth, was this inevitable,
That with thy passing Nature, too, should pass
[Athenaum
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THOSE who suffer from an enfsebled and
disordered state Of the system should take
Ayers Sarsaparilla and cleanse the blood.
Purge out the lurking distemper that uuder.
mines health, and the constitutional vigor
will return.
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~ HApPEa to know Of great many cases
of rheumatism, ,prains, ETC., in which st.
Jacobs Oil proved itself q neyer-failing
panacea," said VIM. A. Davidson. Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio. "I severely sprained my
ankle while searching for geological speci-
mens and suffered severely until tried st.
Jacobs OIL It cured me, leaving me in a
mood to extol the Great German Remedy"
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The White House-The oldest Dry Goods House
in San Francisco We import direct iron. the
principal marts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. J W. Davidson & Co., Nos
1Q1 and l03 Kearny street, San Francisco.
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zAhDWARE. IRON. STEEL, ETC

Hermann, The Hatter-Nc. 1856 Bearny street
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices
EactorY No. IL Belden street
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUBOURG a LAGEs,

Mos. 50, So AND 81 FIFTH ST.. SACRAMENTO.
ly dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Ma ufacturers Of Malt End all kinds Of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
sucfvheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale
Assnn Buckeye Aills Flour, Msrysvills. s'7ip
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"Save One Little Kiss for Papa" is the
title of the latest song. II this remark il
aimed at girl with four steady beaux the
old mans chances are very slim.
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Is hospitals Glenn's Sulphur Soap Is largely
used a. disinfecting and purifying agent.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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Taber, Harker q Co.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos. los and 110 California street.
Wellman, Peck d Co.-Impor.ers and Whole.
sale Grocers and Dealers In Tobacco and Cigars
Nos 126 to 1872 MAI Set, and No. % California
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A JAPANESE SoUAsH.-A new squash
has recently been introduced into this
country from Japan. 1t is very distinct
variety, and has thus far proved most
valuable acquisition TO our list. 1t is Of
the turban class, and grows to moderate,
uniform size stem very long and thin,s
woody and angular, set in rather deep
circular depression surface deeply ribbed /;
skin warted in its early stages; color dull
orange green, dark when fully ripe. The
flesh il Of the deepest orange hue, and
favor most exquisite ; dry, sweet, fine
grained, and has positively no fiber, a
quality not found in any other variety.
Another peculiarity Of this valuable variety
is it's thick, solid fesh, leaving very little
room for pulp, and having very few seeds.
which are small, and not so white and
plump as those of the Hubbard. 1t is also
a late keeper, though perhaps not SO late
a. the latter, not having such hard and
shen-like skin. For pies it cannot be sur
passed. -[Country GENTLEMAN.
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HoRsFoRp's Acid Phosphate in sessickness
Ia Of great value. It's action on the nerves OF
the disturbed stomach Is soothing snd ef.
fectivA
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HATS,

School Of Civil Engineering, Surveying,
Drawing and Assaying "a Pest ST. A Van der Eaillen
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RUBBER AND OIL cooDs.

Davis d KeIIogg-Pioneer Manufacturers Of Cars
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubbes Boots and Woolen Goods
No. 81 California street.
The Gufta Percha and Rubber Manufact.
uring Company-Manufacturers of Rubber Goods
of every description Patentees of the celebrated
"Matese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose Corner
First and Market streets. J. W. Taylor, Manager
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EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist removed to s22
Montgomery St, s. F. Country orders solicited