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Municipal Court.

Ole Nelson, drunkenness; committed for
five days.
Clara Swanson, vagrancy; committed
for ninety days.
Gabriel Ducharme, larceny; committed
for thirty days.
F. Rode, assault; continued to the odd.
Lille Heaton, assault; continued to the
22d.
@. a. WALTON, violating ordinance; dis
missed.
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Don' DE Ia the Honst

''Rough OF Rats Clears out as, mice
coaches, bed-bugs, dies, ants, nolee, chipnlunk,
gopbers, l5c.
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THE COURTS.
U. s. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Nelson.

D. NJ. Osborn & Co. vs.. Geo. J. Crane,
motion to strike out demurrer; argued and
submitted.
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District Court.

State against Carrie Morrison. larceny
on trial.
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| Especially is not this feasible if arrange
ments are first made with some railroad
company to
RUN CARS REGULARLY
aud frequently for the accommodation of
such a settlement. Ono or two hundred
houses built in such an inside locality
would alone double the property in almost
any good locality.
It would not be difficult to induce the
| large owners of real estate and syndicates
to compete in offering low rates and favor
! able terms to any association Offering such
inducements. Nor would it be difficult
to induce such to take stock payable in
real estate and thus save the association
expenditures for the purchase of lots.
The same inducements of patronage would
secure voluntary subscriptions of stock TO
any amount nescsssary, payable in lumber,
hardware and other building material
such as to allow for the advance payments,
instead of monthly payments, by such a
discount as would equalize the two classes
of stock-paid up stock and stock payable
| IL installments.
| SUCH AN ASSOCIATION,
backed by the chamber of commerce
though independent of it and the solid
business men of st. Paul, and under COM
petent, skillful and experienced manage
ment, would start off with prestige which
would commend it to the confidence of
every citizen, and place it at once on a
career of usefulness to the city, as we'll as
profit to its members, and might be built
up into a magnificent Institution equal
almost to the best English associations
with their 10000 members and millions of
income, or to the "Credit Foncier," which
was the model of French financial institu-
lions. The associations of st. Paul now
loan princi pally to men of moderate means,
their loans generally not averaging over
$1,000, running from 800 to $4,000. The
association, which l am now sketching,
would embrace
RICH AS WELL AS POOR LIEN,
who woald use its loans for much larger
ventures, borrowing thousands instead of
hundreds, when they come to understand
the pro6tableness of such loans and more
about the principles and workings Of the
associations than they now 90. We might
, net make nor loan to the government, but
, Weather and more enterprising stock
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| water for sanitary and fire purposes. The
original building is two story brick with
mansard roof, surmounting stone base
ment, and is nothing more or less than
q fire trap. All the partition walls are
wood plastered, while the floors are simply
such as cen be found in any farmers
dwelling, and with the msnsard roof, would
furnish material dry as powder for
YIRsT CLASS BoNPIRE.
It's interior is poorly adapted for the
purposes for which it is designed. The halls
are narrow and the stairways ditto
while the basement is totally unfit
to house human beings, in and the attic is
mere barn. It was built after the plans
of that most eminent architect Burlington,
who has placed his ear marks on another
public building in st. Paul. Externally
the building is full of angles, gables, dor.
mer windows, towers, turrsts and minar-
cts, and more nearly repre-
sents an ancient feudal castle
than building built expressly for the pur-
poses. 1t ought to be remodeled and rem
dersd fire proof before another catastro-
phe like the one at st. Peter shall be ad-
ded TO the list of horrors.
Since Its occupancy as hospital two
additional buildings have been built. One
corresponding to certain extent in exter-
nal nature with the first,
but being adapted to its uses
within and strictly fre-proof, and the
eastern wing, just built and nearly ready
for occupancy, which is a model in every
way. 1t has frontage of 234 feet, and is
built in the form of T, containing two
halls, one 165 and the other 112 feet long
on each of the four floors. 1t is absolute
ly fre-proof, has all of its partition walls
of brick, wire-net lath and oak floors laid
in cement Its arrangements for sanitary
! regulations are simply perfect and all siI
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IS iourneYmen and day laborers, raised
large families of children, and who to-day
are worth from $4,000 to $4,000, all
made and saved through building associa-
TONS" The wonderful success of these as
sociations in Philadelphia attracted the
attention of the social science congress at
Brighton, England, few years ago, which
noted the fact that more than 10000
houses in the city of Philadelphia were
occupied by their owners through the in
f1uence of these associations, and that con-
trastsd with New York, which had no
building associations, the census Of 1870.
showed that in Philadelphia
there was a house to every six
persons, while in New York there was only
house to every fifteen persons. About
six years ago the Hon. Josiah Quincy of
Massachusetts visited Philadelphia to ex-
anime into the condition of their building
associations; and, after satisfying himself
of the soundness of their principles, and
comforting with such experts as Mr..
Wrigley, induced
THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES
to introduce them into that conservative
state. The matter was bitterly opposed
by the savings banks, but Mr.. Quincy final
ly triumphed, and under very excellent
law, they are now working successfully in
that state.
We do not need to go outside of our city,
however, to test this plan. The Oldest as
ISOLATION in the Northwest is the st. Paul
Mutual association No. 1. 1t has
issued fourteen annual series of stock and
has successfully matured and paid off five
annual series, and is about paying off the
sixth, involving over 100000 Of stock paid
off with profits from 10 to "a per cent /;
and instead of breaking down or being
crippled or weakened after accomplishing
such results through the most severe inan-
clal crisis which has ever visited this coun-
try, it ended the year 1882 with report Of
loans made during the year amounting to
$94, 400. with an average income Of between
$4,000 and $4,000 per month, and with out
standing mortgages drawing 6 per cent
payable monthly, amounting to 1854, 200
In its last three or four annual series OF
stock it has refused 10 issue stock to any
persons except borrower, and othor asso
Citations have done the same, so that it i:
safe to say that
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
of dollars of stock might have been OBJ
tanned which we're turned off by our asso
Citations because the applicants would no
agree to become borrowers. There art
gentlemen in your committee who have
personal experience as to this fact. 1
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ARCHITECTURE The profession-or SCI
ence, whatever it may he ealled-of archi-
tecsure las not made a creditable record ia
recent years. a great number of large
pubic buildings have been erected in vari-
Gus parts Of the United States since the
close Of the war, but scarcely q single one
has besn completed before radical defects
Of construction were discovered. Misery
loves company, and after having been long
condoled with by England for tbs blunders
of our architects, it is some small consola-
ton to find shat the mother country is
really no better off in this respect than our
selves. Elaborate plans were prepared for
the new law courts N London, and i'm
mense sums have been spent upon their
construction, yet they are but just opened
when Il appears that the chambers are 40
dark and ill-arranged that judicial business
ean scarcely be prosecuted at all, and great
alterations must be made or the vast pile
viii prove useless. It does seem as though
it ought to be possible to erect great pub
lie Building honestly and well, but neither
America nor England sppeara yet to have
learned how to do it.
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SkE gRAEGISOO MARKET REVIEW.
I<sro,5sD rOs 1Hs SACRAMENTO RrOORD-UsOs.l
GeneraI slerchandIse.

SAN FRANC SEQ, February 10, 1888
BAGS AND BAGGISG-Market firm at 3dSic; Po-
tato Guunies. l5lMl7c Wool tags, 42l9H3c: Bur
laps, 75c for 4inch and l2ao for 60ineh Hop Cloth
IllGllfe q yard
BREAD The revised price list of the California
Cracker Company quotes lots in of 2 80 and 50
bs follows Crickn Il, &c Congress and COcoanut
Taffy Cakes, each I5c; Bananas, Cocoanut Cakes,
Egg Jumbles and Va lila Bars, each l4c !;
Alphabet Charms, Assorted Extra, Excelsior
Ginger Nuts, Medallions, Nic-Nacs, Novelties, Nj
nerals, PretZels nd ) ice Jumbes, each l2c Assert
ed Fruits Ginger Cakes Jenny Lind La Grande,
Lemon, Milk Fancy, Oatmeal, Overland, and Seed
Cakes, each l0c; Sugar Cakes, &c; Boston, But
ter Cracker Meal, Cream, Galetta, Grahqm,
Lunch Milk, Monito S, Oyster, Pean, Picnic
Extra Santa Clar1, Wafer Water and Wines,
each, Sc; Picnic and Soda Extra, each SIC; Saloon
Pilot Soda Crackers, SIC Pilot b, cad Extra, 4lc
Pilot Bread, &c Ship Bread BIC g h
CASE GooDs-Eastern Oysters, 81 rs for stand I'd
brands in l-b tins, and p 25d2 80 q doz 2b tins ;
Chicken, S5a3 %; Eastern Green Corn, 81 S00
80; Eastern Green Peas, 81 65tdl TO- Fresh Bait
Oysters packed in and in refrigerator cars,
being offered at 81 q can. Each can contains
dozen Oysters.
MdkT-Pric are higher We now quote Rosen-
die Cement at 81 1913; Portland Cement. S4 25q
80 Golden Gate Pla ter 2 750S; Wotherspoon
7 aster SSg3 70; Santa Cruz Lime 81 609l 70 q
Dbl
CHIooRY-Califoruia 4iCa6c; German. 6lld7c q h.
COAL-The retail demand has been very active dur
ing the late cold weather Australian is higher under
diminished prospective supplies and ali the cargoes
have been sold at adyanCe OF &c. Sea tie
is active at 81 The East Wellington mine in
British Columbia and the South Prairie mine
near Tacoma, W. i are valuable discoveries showing
great rength j, w. Harr sons priva.e circular
.Ht f.fsa nauf folio
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TEA-G.oI medium grades OF Japan are iobbing at
ToFAcco-var'ous brands of Plug are quoted all
the way from i5e t. 6se Twist and Coil go to fl-e;
Smoking, 50c0Si 81 = h; Fine Cut Chewing, Ia
10Th pals, S. 80 90 S. 81 e pail.
WsisGv-We quote high proof, 81 so9l 90; low
proof, u 1902 30 various brands Of Bourbon, 8 &c
5 50 gall according 20 age.
wnsE- French ClsTet, S5=7so q oask; @ am
payne Sled32 beset California bulk descriptions
ar quoted So follows Angelica, 81 0sel g; glars5.
69075c F1rt, IS 60; sherry, 81 i5Gl %; White,
45casf 80 a gall
WooLFS GooDs-Ther range Of some leading descrip-
tons of go DIS is follows; Mission Fl e white 3.l1-
kets vary from S. TO so Per pair; Cradle and CrD
Blankets IS 90 81 60; white Blankets So to $ so;
Pioneer CCicre3 Blankets g Is 70 10 30: Missio
50 per pa r. Pioneer Bianketins, s5c 70 = o per
yard Mission and Pioneer Elaanels tcc 70 81 . ;
Opera Flanels, 35c to 47lc; Huney-comh tlannels
s. IS 10 s. 70 Cassineres aud Doekipzi 81 to 81 20;
Tseeds Soc 70 8. 25 Beaver = q to 50; Indigo
Dyed Cloths 81 to S3 Clolking. g 50 to So 50 per
yard.
FREfsHrs-Wheat charters have been moderately
active during he past seek full rates the market
has been OF late An average quotation IS AS
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He alone reads history Alright, who, 90.
serving how powerfully circumstances in
fluence the feelings and opinions of men,
how often vices pass into virtues, and para
doxas into Gxioms, learns to distinguish
what is accidental and transitory in human
nature from what is essential and imnuta-
HE
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m1a1Ea NOTES.

Nearly all kinds of mining Is going on in
Piumas as brisZly now as it ever aid.
There is rumor aAoat that the Monroe
and Lincoln mines il Osceola, New, have
been sold.
The Transcript laments the outlook for
mining in Nevada. The rainfall in tha5 sec
ton has been bat 173S inches go far.
a FIRE lot of ore his been developed IN the
Bullion Of Paradise mine. Two men are en-
gagged in stopiI G, and break down sufficient
ore to run the MIL.
Recent sales of SweetwGtsr mining proper.
ties have bsen made to Bodie parties, and
everything indicates that the new camp is
about 70 enter on season OF prosperity.
A new mining district has been organized
in Cave valley, thirty-fiye miles south Of
Ward, New, named Cave Valley District
Some of the ore is reported 10 have assayed
as high as - 1000 to the ton.
Surveyor McGann has within the last few
days been doing some work ia his Inns in aud
about the Cherokee mine, and hs reports that
he considers th at splendid mine ia better con-
ditioa and more prosperous than it has ever
been heretofore.-[ Chico Enterprise.
Work on the mines IN Little Cottonwood
canyon, U 5ah, is closed down or ac3ouut OF
the immense quan i5y of SOW, the canyon
being 3 vast bed Of sides for SIX or seven
miles of it, upper portion, the snow filing up
TIE road and the canyon Itself IA many
places.
Mr. Shaw, 3 large holder Of stock in tAs
Mars ueriss quartz nine, at Logarviile, has
arrived and taken charee Of the business of
tee mine as Superintendent. The mill Is
running on good rock, sud the prospects OF
tae uile were never better Mountain Mss-
senger.
Since the commencement OF ths ye r quite
q lumber of nuggets have been found IL
0 ceola, Nsv The AiiliicIZ brothers found
NJ worth Sl,012; Hamilton & Watkins,
$50, and Charles Peck and james MeGrath
oae valued at S2S. The latter also took oat
S74 in dust the same week.
Dijier Elisee, wsll-known prospeesor
from Deep Spring Valley, Iuyo, has samples
silver ere which we're taken from new
discovery which mas bsen named the Kar-
masgue." Toe claim Is located near Wymsn
creak. and is supposed 10 be au extension OF
the 1ayrock mine. Sampled assayed 81 564 81
in silver.
r a Douglas. of the Sonoma Pacific Caal
Nine, Santa Rosa, i.forms the Santa Rosa
Republican taa5 tne mine is at present closed
down, bat thst it viii start up 10 a few days.
Last summer sufi 3iens developments were
med5 20 warrant the company to 90 ahead
Wi 70 thsir tunnel and cut Jbe vein as right
angle. Tl5 company viii soon hezin TO lake
out coal il large quantities. fo- market.
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DRUNRENEESs AND CRIME DIR. Baer,
in recent address before the Board of
Health Of Berlin. stated that during the
last twelve years the number Of drinking
shops in Belgium had increased from
45. 600 to SO. coo, and the consumption of
alcohol from ~ to II liters per head.
On the other hand, IN Gothenbsrg, since
The liquor shops have been reduced in
number from 81 to 80. aud the selling of
liquor on credit forbidden by law, the ar.
rests for drunkenness have fallen off twe-
thirds, as also the number of cases Of de-
lirium tremens. DR.. Beer finds that in
Prussia 81 per cent, of murders and per.
sonal violence occur on Sunday alone and
| s. per cent. on Saturday and Sunday TO-
rather.
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A SURE cure for impoverished blood, PIN
piss, and ssllow complexion, is Browns Iron
Bitters. It viii produce healthy color,
smooth skin. and is absolutely not injurious.
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on. c. .. SALFlEL0.
els heGTHy street,
BAN FRAN CTS @ o, c 4 Z

Consultations strictly confidential, b ettsr OF IS
Office, FREE For the convenience OF patients, end
in order 70 insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
pIiyHte address, under which al packages are for
vzrded.
trial BgTTG g FREE,
Sufficient to show rs merit, viii be sent 70 an one
applying by letter, stating HE symptoms and age
Csos7lr1r;rff-afiorig EfrfsrIv confidential
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For tn cK HEADS. heavy stomaehs, bilious
ness Wells May Appel Pills-cathartic.
10 and . cents.
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MEDICAL.
10 o MILE S :
MEANWHILE, Pa, Aug. Is. 1sse.

MEANWHILE, Pa, Aug. Is, 1882
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ca:
think it my duty to VIZ to you in re
gard to my case. was one of the
to the terrible disease for several years, and
have been entirely cured by the use of your
Swift's Specific.
S. S. S. will cure it, and it is the only
thing that will do it, l had tried every.
thing, and all the prominent physicians in
Buffalo, Rochester and Cleveland, but this
only made me worse, and broke down my
general health with mercury and potash.
heard of your remedy, but it was not sold
went - ~a,FaA SSAA eaSSs I0GnlileS
TO L. ~ I. - distant
to get it. When began to use it was in
bad condition. My mouth was full of
ulcers, head full of sores, hair and eyebrows
gone, but now am as sound as new dol
lar. Every sufferer should know abost
your S. S. S. J. W. wEYIEs.
Cures When Hot Springs Fail.
We have cases of blood poisoning in our
town who lived at Hot Springs, and were
finally cured by S. S. S.
MCCAMM0N & MURRAY,
Malvern, Ark.
If you doubt, come to see US, and we viii
CURE YOU, or charge nothing. Write for
particulars aud a copy of the little book
Message to the Unfortunate Suffering
AK any Druggist as to our standing.
So Sy,O0O REWAED viii be paid to
any Chemist who will find on analysis Of
100 bottles Of 4. s. S. one particle Of Mer.
curry, Iodide Of Potassium, or any Mineral
Substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Propri.
etors, Atlanta, Ga.
PRICE OF SHALL SIZE, 90
PRECE eP LARGE SIZE, ....."Sl IS
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Ol4-4p1y
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Other kinds. Coke Tic, 50 6isl15 "a hooung I'm,
s. Is Charcoal Tin, IS 1901 u box; Yellow Metal,
2id25c English Cast Steel l4@l5o; Sheet Zinc, SO
sic Pig Lead 431 C; Bar Lead, SIC; Lead Pipe &c;
Sheet Lead, Sc; Bar Copper, lie; Pig Tin, 2S9233c
q n.
NAILS uotable as follows Standard sizes lod to
God 81 ke extra sizes from 81 - TO s. o. the latter
figure for I'd Brad head nails 1Qd to d, 50; do sd,
s. p; do 3D. $ 90 do I'd and ID s. 70 y key Spikes,
all sizes, 81 70, Discount of per cent Tor cash
OIL-China Nut 5Sc California Castor 81 ~ Tor
No l. and 81 IS for 70. 2; Refined ocoanut 4OG45ei
California LIseed il single bio lots 5l4c for raw and
Sec & gallon Tor boiled Petroleum, 10 degrees, IN
rans l62Cc; do in bulk l4c do, $50 degrees 22ezIc
Whale 43l@l7is; Spe-n, 81 05@l 10 for crude; pure
winter strained Lard, 81 in bbs and 81 10 10 tins:
Possei Olive s5a5 Is; Plagniol OF We, 50 59,G5 90 ;
Duret do So 5O@6 IS; extra dne kinds, Ss&s T. dozen
quarts -, -,
FAISrs-Good demand for White Lead at 6a6lc g
h for al kinds
51c for No 2and $50 for 80. Vulcan Blasting zoo
Tor No l. Sc for No aud $50 + D FOR No. 5 with The
usual discount TO quantity
QUICKSILVER A baud IS quoted at 50
Z bottle This is equal to abOu. 35C & h. The Lon
don pr &c is s. Us q bolt q.
Reeve note recent ales Of Hawaiian az &c ;
RangaOn, 4l142c Chiaa, 505Sc Tor NO ana mixed,
and6d cote for extra No, }. -,
5rlslis-Cahtorna pure, 81 . for No. . and 81 %
foY No. l.
sUGhR-sinee December A. rates for lots in
barre.s have been as 10 lows
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DRY GOoDS-Brown Drills. 30inch goods, are job
bing at ssC19gc: Brown Sheetings 36-inch, 74@9sc;
Brown Shirtings 3Qinch, safe; Apron and FTIrni-
ture Check, l4020c; beached and coored Cambrics,
sale; heavy DENNIS, 2S-inch, l6lG26c; Cotton Elan
mel si2lc for light and IA G25c for heavy Hickory
Stripes, I2@l3lc Prints 6.G7o Kentucky Jeans, Is
a55c q yard
FIsH-Paci6c Goldfish, &c for sob bdls, &c for
seec ed in l00-b cases and Sc for boneless Eastern
Goldfish t5t Georges bank St@9c Z b +; Canned Sal
nominal at 81 81 to 81 IS p dozen l-io tins
Eastern Mackere 81 75G1l IS for No l in l5-b kits
and 50 95,G4 for Mess in i5-ib kits
LUMBER-Cargoes-P rough, SIS; rough clear
Pine. S24; Pine flooring and stepping, so 80 ;
Redwood sl5 for rough aud S2S for surfaced Retail
Pine. common rough, u1 TO 40 feet so 30 y NJ feet
No. flooring, inches and over $50 50 do and I'M
der, and AKA and l9x6 flooring aud stepping, $50 ;
rough clear for flooring 81 less than above rates :;
Laths IS rs 2 M Shakes, Sl2 z NJ Redwood, rough
merehautable, 81 80 T. NJ; surface No l, S35 T. & G.
Redwood, ltxl and Ike, S35 do inch y feet and
over So so; do bea ed p feet and over S35; half
inch surface, $780, Pickets fancy, S27 80 do rough,
pointed go do do square. Si7 so Sdiog, inch,
s25 Shingles, g 50 q M Battens inch, ineal, lc
Posts l7tc each.
MALT demonstrating brands of English Ale
and Porter are selling at 81 1898 70 for quarts. and
S3G+ two dozen pnts.
METALs-A iavoi Of GO tons Scotch Pig Iron
arrived last week No Oh lnge in pr es need be
expected until the quantities in the hands OF local
fOuudrynen com somewhat reduced. j W. HarTi-
son private circular quotes Pig Iron olows:
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PloNEaR ~ sTARlK.

T. D. SERVER, ,.....,...............P Proprietor
ETs0Ks or CALL AT EEx HcJR. x
IS day or nisat coupes, PhsstoHs,
RockzRays, BaroaCle7, Buggles, with the 81 ~
best roedstCr5 % be found 10 snT livery st1bls OF
The COST e, hire Herses kspt 10 livery at reason
able rites. Livery Stable on Fourth street, between
/ snd
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9ag RREAP EaaLIgH -

Is a never-iaiiing enrs
for Nervous Debility ,gT.
bausted Vitality, 6m.
inal Weakness, Sp6r.
.matorrhGa, Eesf &cas
n . O &, I'm p = encyr
PGralysi5, and al the tor
Tihle effects q self-abuse
yorthiul ioihos and ex,
. cesses in mature year,
ouch a. Lcss r. Memory.
Lassitlde, HocluIa.
El.faair-,r E-aratoT -
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eAHapf . pC1TTLE FaFEf

VIII b. sent 10 any enc aprlyiBg By lstles, Stating
gFaptguas and age SsIics secrecy In regard e
al business lrsn5ac tons.
8R. MENTsEs EEDGGE EEs3z@Ks ~
PHssEECgs8, c1Tes ell kinds q hldno5 aa
Bladder Complaints. conorrhosa Gleet, La.cCrrlo9n
Ion 8.
Dr.. EEEETaE'5 sAE3ELE0a Pills are The
best and cheapest FpFsPsPssA and HsEA0EE
cure IN the market. For sale oy all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARYa & Co, Sacramento, wholesals
sgeuts sn9-4ply &oeswlygs
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Society Dimness o. YigjoD, Noises in the Head the
vital fluid passing uEuhserved IN the urine, sLd
many other diseases that lead TO insIity ana death.
Or. MfNXIE, who is a regular physician GRAD.
uate q the Univeraity Of PennsYlvania) win asrea
70 forfeit Five Hundred ffeiiaEs for q case Ct
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (Under bis
special advice and treatmsnt) viii nOs c1Te, or ior
sHYthipg impure OF injurious found IN Il. Essss
MsNsES treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor
ougb examination and advice, Including analysis os
urne, 81. Price OF Vital Restorative, SO
Yottle, or four times the quantity, 5G; sent 20
any address upon receipt o. price, G. o. D., sc.
cured from observation, ard IL private name y
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