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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-20
To Rent.

To Rent.
Nicely furnished room, in good loca-
ton. Apply at this office. tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-20
Wanted.

A suite Of three rooms in the vicinity
of the Ormsby House. Apply at this
office
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oHARMTgG GIRLS.

The most charming woman in Queen
Victories court few years ago was one
whose features were homely, and whose
eyes were crossed. The secret Of her at
traction lay in a certain perpetual bright
freshness in her dress, the turn of her
mind, and her temper,
Jane Welsh Carlyle, when an old, sickly,
ugly woman, could SO charm men thai a
stranger, meeting her in a stage.c coach,
followed her for miles post-hlate, 10 return
parssol which she had dropped. The
charm lag in her bright vivacity of man
ner, and the keen sympathy which shone
through her features.
Margaret Fuller also possessed this mag
netic sympathy, In spite Of her enormous
egotism. Men and women, the poor and
rich, felt themselves drawn to open their
hearts and pour out their troubles to her.
Yet Margaret was an exceptionally homely
woman.
the popular belief among Young girls
who read the CompGla0a IS, that II IS only
a pretty face which will bring 70 them the
admiration and love which they naturally
crave. No books, 1t Is said, have = larger
sale than those written that give rules for
beauty, recipes to destroy fat or freekles,
and to improve the skin or figure.
Now, no recipe viii change the shape of
6 nose, or the color Of an eye. But any
girl, by daily baths and wholesome food,
and by breathing pure air, can render her
complexion clear and soft. Her hair, nails
and teeth can be daintily kept Her
clothes, however cheap, can be fresh and
becoming in color. She can train her
mind, even If OF ordinary capacity, 20 be
alert and earnest; and If she adds TO these
a aincere, kindly, sunny temper, she will
win friends and love as surely as II all the
fairies had brought her gifts at her birth.
But II Is of no use Tor woman whose
person is sciled and untidy, and whose
temper is selfish aud irritable at home, to
hope to cheat nybody by putting on fine
clothes and a smile for company. The
thick, muddy skin and soured expression
viii betray her.
John, said an artist the other day to
q Cainaman who was unwiihngiy acting az
= model, smile. Il you don't look pleas
ant I'll not pay you"
:" II Chinaman feelee ugly all the time,
he lookee ugly, which Is true Of every
other man and woman in the world as well
as of John Chinaman.
Hswshorne's weird fancy that our secret
weakness or sin should hang like black
veil over our faces between us and other
men, is true IN fact.
Every hidden propensity OF vice, every
noble trait or feeling. leaves it's mark on
the features, the expression, the eyes.
Day by day and hour by hour, line after
line, here little and there little, it is
recorded on the face as on tablet, and
when we reach middle age, there is story
of our lives plainly written, so that he who
runs may read. Il is not cosmetics, nor
rouge, nor depilstories, girls, that will
make your faces as you grow older; but
the reflex of your thoughts, words and
deeds. Il Youths Companion.
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10 NV OLD PaTRons.


Z STILL OFFER ny VALUABLE SERVICES II
4 you are 90 unfortunate as to require them
With a mind ratured and enriched by studies OF an
advanced order, safely say that there 10 hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills tina. can
not treat to a successful Issue.
LADIES' an always ready to aEsist yoa. Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience am now able TO treat you with she
certainty OK success No case peculiar 10 your de.
cate organism is beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior 70 any
offered heretofore, and viii be warranted 70 have the
desired effect In all cases.
Those OF the public who need my services can de.
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
I sddress particularly those VINO have been In.
jured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local disease
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer consult ma
By letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease OF
trouble and receive medicine by express, with full
Instructions. Al letters must 90 directed to J. Il
JoSsELYS, Il. D., 226 SGtter street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated In all cases, or no pay requires.
Consultation personally or by letter. gratis Seno
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients ai
my InhunRrY when desiredl With sxpe-ienca6
nurses
Consultation Parlors, s2s Suffer street, adjoining
the Tcung Mems Christian Association Building
Otlce h0urs--Fron 0 A. Il. 10 SIN.
My Diploma hangs IA my Office
Purchase my Essay on Phygoiogy srl Marriage
For sale by al nsEsdealers.
fee3iss :, n. SOsSELYE n N
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YgyHE SACRAMENTO BANK AND THE PRo-
pies SAVINGS Bank viii be CLOSED On FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, August oath and 18th.
ED. h. HAMILTON, Cashier.
au2s e VS. +. HUNTOON Cashier.
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Theodore Thomas sailed for Europe on
the 22d Instant for brief tour.
Jlmos Allison, an Australian manager,
5sa arrived in New York, ard will proba-
blr take Boueicault back with him.
The Georges Edgar syndicate has opaned
at Chicago, II Lear" The house was
half full. performance unsatisfactory.
Lytton Sostern has arrived in New
York to prepare for his starring tour, in
LIS fathers plays, under the management
of Horace WALL He has brought his sis-
ter to play with him.
The Vienna Conservatory had 10 pupils
last winter, of whom 39S devoted them
selves to the piano, 80 to the violin, 70 to
singing, l. to the cello, etc. Among the
pupils were so foreigners.
Nine. Sofe Menter gave ffty-eight con-
certs in England during the past season.
She has been elected an honorary member
of the London Philharmonic Society, in
place of the late Richard Wagner.
The London Philharmonic Society has
adopted the unwise plan of having each of
next season concerts directed by differ
ent conductor From the competitors a
permanent conductor Is to be chosen.
Johann Strauss has completed his new
operetta, a Night in Venice, which is 30
be first produced in Berlin, and then in
Vienna. tt will be given in New York
both IN German and English, early in the
autumn.
4 daughter OF lawrence Barrett. the
5ragedian, was married few days ago, at
Stuttgart, TO Baron Won Roder an otficerin
the German army. Taere was very bril-.
liant wedding, and the presents, including
several from America, ere many and rich.
AT the Vienna Opera House 303 perform
auces were given during the past season.
OF these - we're devoted to Msverbeer,
4 to Wagner, 81 to Verdi, 2S TO Mczsrt,
u TO Gounod, l6 go Donizetti, . to Adam,
Il to Boito, TO &c Gluck, TO Weber, TO
Beethoven, etc.
Nile. Clara BsTuetta, q young lady from
Cincinnati, who got her education in Italy
aud has appeared both in opera and concert
in various Italian cities, where she received
high praise from the critics, will be one OF
the candidates for public favor during the
coming concert season at the East,
Anna Dickinson's agent announces that
she viii punish New York this season by
playing only in the Western country,
where she is appreciated. This is very
hard on the West But Miss Dickinson
must not expect to escape lair criticism by
avoiding New York. We keep a special
locomotive, hitched up and under steam,
ready to transport our critic TO whatever
locality Miss Dickinson may select for her
temperance New York Spirit OF the
Times.
Verdi, it IS said, has remodelled his
Don Carlos, which Is 70 be given next
season at the Theatre Italiens, Paris He
has suppressed the whole Of the 6rst set, ex-
oepting the romance Of the tenor. which
has been transferred TO the second
act. A new introduction mas been writ.
ten for the former third act, which ls now
the second, and the whole OF the dance
music IN this set has been cut out. The
tiusle OF the last act has been rewritten
and much shortened, and besides several
other notifications of more or less import
ance, the composer has in many places
changed the orchestration New York
Post
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TIE VALUE OF Moss Every gardener
who has a good supply of moss VIII End it
adapted to several valuable purposes.
Broken up fine, and in slightly damp con-
dition, nothing is equal to it for packing
winter vegetables. Place cabbage in large
boxes ard fill the spaces with moss, and
they viii keep with freshness al winter.
Celery may be packed in the same way,
handling it with care to prevent bruising.
Turnips and beets are finely preserved in
the same way. All these, it will be OBJ
served are readily accessible at any time
in winter in the cellar where they are
placed. The cellar should be cool, and if a
slight freeze occurs the moss protects them
from harm. The brown swamp moss used
by nurserymen answers well but where
this cannot be had, the green mosE found
on logs in damp and dense woods is quite
az useful when thoroughly broken up. A
load or two, easily procured from such
woods, will be valuable Co nave on hand.
[Rural New Yorker.
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How ELUEs CLINE. Some very inter
6 ting facts were recently contributed to
The Berlin Society Of Natural History By
Herr H. DEWITT, which 20 far to prove
that the feet Of dies cannot possess the
sucking properties ssoribed 70 them, for
they are hard and destitute Of muscles.
A long time ago Blackwell contradicted
this theory, and maintained that the
power OF adherence was due 70 sticky mat
ter eecreted from the foot hnirs of the dy.
This theory vas pronounced not proven.
DEWITT after careful experiments, SHOVE
that Blackwell was right. He watched
the oxuGation OF the sticky matter from
the feet Of the fly, by fastening one TO ths
unde- side Of s piece Of glass, and examin-
ing it through 3 microscope. A perfectly
clear liquid was seen TO flow from the ends
OF the foot.hairs, and TO attach the foot to
the eirss. When the foot was lifted up to
be put down in another place, the drops OF
sticky natter were left on the glass ex-
actly on the spot where the foot.hairs
rested. Leydig discovered certain glands
In the folds Of the foot in 1850, and from
them the adhesive auid appears 20 iowdown
through The hollow Of the hair. a similar
adhesive auid appears to be possessed by
bugs, many larve, apd probably by all in
seets which climb the ander sides of leaves
pf trees and plants Frank Leslie.
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w1raour AND w1rH1g.

My coschnau ia the moonlight there,
Looks through the side-lisht OF the door:
hear MIN with his brethren swear,
As do, only more.
Fiatteniny bis nose against the pane.
He enves me my brilliant lot,
Breathes on his aching fists IN vain,
And do0ms me 10 place more hot.
He sees me into supper 20,
A siiken wonder by my side,
Bare arms, bare shoulders, and a row
OF fl0unces, for the door too wide.
lie thinks how happy is my arm
Meath its white-gloyed and je@eled losd
And wishes me some dreadful harm,
Hearing the merry coIks explode.
Meanwhile I only curse the bore a.
of hunting still the same old COON
And envy MN, o9s-iae the door
In golden qulets 0i tlG moon.
The winter wind Is net so cold
As tie bright smile lac sees me win:
Nor the hosts Cli wine So Old
As our poor gabhie sour and tniH.
Z envy him the uneyved prance
By winch his 10 Ell g rect he warns
Aud drag uJ l1dE S ch .ins and dance
The gailel slave OF uresry ferns.
o, could ne have n.v share Of din,
And 7 MS iiet-ua,t a doubt,
'lyould stil u= one man bored within.
And iu-t another bored without.
II James Russell Lowol
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THE JUM

InO0 FIFTH sT F d.r BE Far sao1 IN AH Sbe
CITY, Best brands Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. 4
handsome Billiard and Pool Parlor attached, Also
Club Rooms Free Lunch every day Call and sec me.
ie2s-Im = ALEXAN DER, Proprietor,
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BUSINESS CARDS.


{ EALE2S IN CHINESE MERCHANDISE.
,A-F China Butchers and Contractors, viii open
large establishment on August 18th. Ali SING,
Agent, No. 30i / street aul5-Im
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NFFicE AID RE5EEGCE, NORTHEAST
" corner Vi Second and X streets. Office Hours;
10 a, NJ. to l2s.; SP.N to.5P. NJ; 7P. y. ie2s-lm
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+" OLD HORSE" SALE.

FEyHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
4 remaining uncalled for at the State House
Hotel win be sold at public au stion in front Of the
Hotel on MONDAY, September Path, at 10 o'clock A
NJ: morocco valise, Jas. Stewart l carpet yalise,
unkno xn leather valise Robt Leach l leather
valise, W Il Cole hand yalise, Geo. Hsrd~iek;
black yaiise, Fogerty black valise, unknown;
wooden vaiise, unknown l wooden yalise, IN.
known hand valise, unknown white valise,
unknown shite valise, 5. G. Clayton; black
satehel, unknown: l carpet >alise, unknown; !
black vaiise, C. 4. Turner, ] leather valise
satehsl, Lon Hickman ] trunk, unknown 1 trunk,
F. H. Powers; ! zinc trunk, unknown (; J zinc trunk,
d. s. zinc / wooden trunk, Jas. Stewart ] iady's
trunk unknown: I trunk, unknown, / trunk
Walter Price 1 trunk Jas Wicker; ] zinc trunk,
unknown zinc trunk, unknown Z: l zinc trunk,
i. n. Rider I zinc trunk, A. J. Smith zinc
trunk, C. A. Benson I zinc trunk, W ". Parker
auy0-t raW
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NALL He had LEFT.-It is related of
Taaddeus Stevens that one very warm day,
tSH ard the close OF long session of Con.
nrese, he had been called out several times
BY visitors at the door of the House on
begging errands, and had gradually emp
tied his pockets as the speediest mode Of
relief from their opportunities. Finally
The card of lady was brought TO him, and
the old man, with look of vexation, hob
bed again TO the door to see what was
wanted. The lady visitor, with . sweet
smile, solicited his subscription to certain
charity. Take this" said MIR. Stevens,
ipElhng of his wig, and handing is to the
lsolieitor. leaving himself IS bald as a new
iaid egg take this, madam, it Is al l
fhaye left,
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IT ia we'll understood by the community
that Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder has
constituted for years past one Of the special
domestic staples. 1t is unquestionsbly, If the
opinions Of chemists, physicians and al
classes Of consumers are worthy of accept
ance, the purest aud best Baking Powder
ever placed in orr market.
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UaAIQR4 HOTEL.

Is FCOND AND X STREETS. SACRAMENTO.
- Cal. Rooms SO cents and s. p T day Special
rates hy the month. Billiards. choice liquors and
cigars Hot lunch daily ir0m Il a. \ to > P. u.
v c. G. JOE ) EOWERS,
i,l.4 i'm Proprietor
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SELLING OUT.

CYAN LUNG & CO., 528 STREET, OFFER
- great bargains in al kinds OF Iapsnese and Chi
nssa Wares and Fancy Goods. They alsooffer large
line Of silk Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Underwear Of
every description, and Gents White Shirts, all
szss cost The object OF this sale is retiring from
business. su2t4plm
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PHYSIOIANG ANn 8URoE9N8


DHYsITAN AND sURGEoN.-OFFICE AND
Residence, No. 523 J street. between Third and
Fourth Bours-S 10 10 A. N 8 10 and 7 TO +. NJ.
Office Of City superintendent OF Public Schools at
same place je5-sDlu1
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TIE WASTING diseases of infants and chill.
dren are By no means confined 30 az inluffi-
Gent supply of food. The trouble is that the
food is inludiciously selected, and the limited
digestive power of ths child is unable to as
simulate it. Mellin's Food is adapted TO the
wsnts Of invslids IS wei 90 infants, All drug
gists sslilk
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Z STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND 6=Gfss
81 Tenth. The handsornest sample &C.
rooms in town. Only the very best Wines, @ssSS1
Liquors and Cigars served to patrons. 4 tine luncb
served W. L. CHENOWErH, Proprietor.
iylA-f
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aro 8lz : STREET, PRACTICAL FLUEBER
and easatter-Nork coma on the n,oss approved
sanitary principles. jYl-4pst
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a. FFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. OILS and 900.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily Al $3.50 A NJ
inps iyI4Im
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HAS REMOVED TO THE SOUTHWEST COR
ner Of Il snd sixth streets (Masouic Hall
Buiidiug, KstIeet entrarce), Consultations in En-
gl1sh, French and German. All Professional Calls
promptly attended TO, Day and Night Office
Hours-1O A. " 70 u rs: to- 4, and to P. NJ.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON {9O8G0PA-
thist) Residence 1873 G street. Office, No.
627 street lover pales). Sacramento, Cal Office
bCurs-lO TO Il a NJ; 2 to P. M GEO to p. NJ.
Special attention given to diseases OF the heart and
innps iv2i5f
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cRYsrAL PAEACE sALNaN.

Aosnt - ~ n w. HseJs
ID OOK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
4 Blank Book Manufacturers, No. $40 street.
between Third and Fourth. Sacramento. jy204p5
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IT STRICTLY FiRST-CLASS ! va
FREE BUS TO AND FROM THE CARS.
m3O.Iy JAMEs McNk ssER. Pronrietor.
ST. pAVlD'S,

a FIRST CLASS LODGING HOUSE, CON.
"a t-ins I7S rooms; us Howard street, near
Third, San Francisco. This house Is especially de-
signed comfortable home Tor ladies and gentle
men ylsitILg the city from the interior. No dark
rooms. Gas and running water in each room. The
floors are covered with body Brussels csrpet and all
the furniture IL made q solid black walnut. Eacn
bed has q spring mattress, with additional hair
top mattress making them the most Injurious and
healthy beds IN the world. Ladies wishing 70 cook
or themselves or families are allowed the free use o.
a large public kitchen and dining room. Ssryunts
keep up FIRE from A. D. to P. NJ hot and cold
baths large parlor and reading room, contSiBing
3 Ggaud t1auo-ali free TO guests. Price, single
rooms per night, so cents per week, from - up
wards. House open all night.
e. HUGHES, Proprietor
at M2rket-street Ferry take Omnibus line Of
street cars 10 corner Of THIRD and Howar6
iYs TuTSd
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WaEEACE a. BRIGGS. x. q.
n FFICE AND REsIDEgCE, NO. 2ls J STREET
Sacramento.
to =. g.
once 8cEfs; I II Az. % 2 P. II }jsls-4pst
6:30 10 g p. 81.
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ANANUFACTURER o. ROAD sCRAPFRs,
IFE Iron Doors, Jail Cells Shutters, Ratings
Gratings. Homework aud Blsclsuithm in general,
No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale. je224p3
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EKTATCHMABER And JEWELER, zoe g.17
w street, between Filth and sixth, asFa
always on hand choice variety OF fine - .s
Watches, DiamoE D, Jew elry, etc. aus Ina sAa2slss
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
(ENFRAI !. ACmIC RAGLR0Ap.
GoAlsuene4nG tuesday, July 6, iSsS.
AND jail FBRTHga a0nCs,
TEAMS iaD s0aTs FIJI LEAVE saCaagEET0

HsAA 4. M.-tsundays axco1fec e-scccnirio-
Wv" astlou ffs.ia TO 2srysyiis. Red Bil+ -Hd
BEDDING.
ef9A. N.-,Dally}-san Francisco Passsn-
W ger Tram, via 5enicis Clunecs Sui
sun for Vallejo aud Calistoga. second
class passenger ears FOX ssh fras CISCO at
tachei
0sslss A. %. -fDailyl--o. P. Emig1.1s .,rai.. 10
otSV oyden, Council Bluffs sni Egs.
1899 5.S s5 !; '9sa isss, :; sf isr
on the Sacramento river.
IRA A. -(Dallyy--Peseengsr Train fo-
I i 81" woodland. "tiEamg, willows. TshamA
and Red Bluff.
fTsfn A. F.-lDailyl-sap rFanoiseo Passenger
A~'NV Train Connects Sc Gait with Passenger
4fain Tor lone and st LGthrcp VITA Tire S ?.
Atlantic EXpEass for Na3aro, EHwhEll
taanta har1ara), los Angeles, Coltor
tSaE Degol Yuma, Eiaricopa CP-o5c1ttl
Tucson. Benson tGuzy mas. Mea-icol Dem
Ing g., :. & s. 5. K. r. IL PAso n p
j. 81 san Antoine and New Orleans.
Connects also ri Niles for Sau 1850
1913 =. IL {psiiy}--LocaI Passenger Irai1
A'ssx~ foT Auburn aud Cofsx
1,Sss P. M.-tgsily San Ffnuci7co Pes niger
S'oN Train, viz Benicis. Connects 81 5uisuu
-(Sundays excepted for C.iistoga
9,f6s p. G.-tDailyb- Oregon Express tx
~ &srysv1lle, Chico, Red Bign sul Ret ling
Portland, oJegonl
A,sE ?. N.-{Dallyp-o c. P Pacific EKptas, via
1'"y Benicia, Tor San FrnnciEco.
EosiG r. H.-tDauyf-Lc18l IrNiT 20 Lgtnrdp,
@a9~ connecting with g p E1z. yrsut n sm
tor Deming ard III pasc.
Ts9A ?. NJ Daily rsas1ngor z7i-u ior
ss'V woodland and Knights Lan5 1g
1.SS =. a;VDslig}-C. P. AIscac E,7insss
s'V9 e Coliax, Reno carson and vi51lill
Battle Mountain fsus.IEl r7JSfe
tEu-a1pl Ogden Council B-u1.s ard EaF.
4 TOW aK. -. .....-..... GENERAL &.n.ger
Z n HH.H "a
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DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and * streets. Office goirs-
to 1890 A. " 10 4, aud Jc r, 81. Besidence,
9l3 NJ street, between Niutn and Jausn- m23 4ply
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TELEPnONE PLANTEG III.
BABsON s sEADLER,


A RCHTTECTs, NO 1905 SEVENTH STREET,
LAbetween and X, Sacramento. No. SIS Pine
street, San FraneIsco. NII-tt
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ROOT, NHIls09 = CO.,

I TNfoN FOUNDRY - IRON AND GRASS
- Founders and NachinisSs Front street, be.
tween n and o. Castings and Machinery q every
description made 10 order. jya4zplm
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Lady Cured of Rheumatism.
Kidney Disease Cured.

Christianshurg, Va, 1885,
Suffering from kidney disease,
frorl which l could get no relief, :
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. A child OF
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem 10
be able to eatat all. ! gave him Iron
BitteFs with the happiest results
j. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
the University Of Berlin, Germany. Office aud
residence, No. 52l street, between Fifth and Sixth,
7 70 SPM ,1.-f
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UEoMEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ia Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streets, in Bryte's building, up sfairs- Resi-
dence, southeast corner Of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. oHce Hours l TO and 20 S P Il. (;
and on sundays only, 70 P. u. jess 4plm
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spATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
Y. r, GE0ches a CS.-ImportiRg and Alanufact
uring Stationers, Pfinters and LithoyrapheFs, Eog
az 81 ana DO Rneh Htreet ahGva Sansolrn
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(IcETRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
z pared to do all kinds Of work in their line, IN
city or country PRINCIPAL place OF business, Sacra-
Iaento. shop, No 1928 Second street. between Il
and L. PossoHca Box No. 40, Sacramento.
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