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CHAPTER XIII.
MISS ALICIA'S DISCOVERIES.


Mrs. Oliphant was languishing in
spite of the sea breezes, in spite of the
complete freedom she enjoyed from all
social restraints. Her husband, who
had been in i'll health, was growing
ruddy and strong; and he petted his
pale wife and was infinitely watchful
and tender of her.
You have been trying to make an
invalid out of me for years. Rose" he
said, land you have broken down under
the strain. 1t is my turn now, and |
am going to be physician as well as
nurse; look me in the face while | pre-
scribe for you, madam. In the first
place we are to have complete change.
Seclusion for time is all very well, but
you are having too much of ii. We
will make the prescription so many
grains of congenial companionship, so
much of hostess duty, to be com
pounded with shopping and dress-mak-
ing, the whole to have dash of we'd
ding flavor about it. You are tortur-
ing yourself where there is no neces-
sity, and to put an end to it | shall in
sist upon naming the wedding-day for
those impatient children; let them
realize their dream of flying southwark
when the birds go. When the wedding
is once over, this haunting dread OF
yours will be laid at rest"
''Oh, no, nor' cried Rose. eff there
are disclosures to come let them come
before it. Wait until that man Quest
returns; if he has discovered nothing 1
will consent, not before"
A grave look, which had often rested
upon Mr.. ELEPHANTS face of late, came
over it now.
"What it is to go astray from the
straight road of truth and honorp' he
said. ave have done it with the very
best of intentions, and we are bound
now in net of our own weaving. l
am beginning to feel, Rose, that we are
not acting the right part toward Far
rington. He is thoroughly earnest aid
manly; from looking upon him as an
interloper and an unwelcome accession
to our number, can realize that he
will grow dear as son. L believe that
we can trust him. that it is our duty to
trust him with all the truth. Whether
he takes her in spite of all. as l be-
lieve he will do, or leaves her then, we
will have done no less than our duty to
him."
1TO BE CONTINUED
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[To BE Continued

The dog-tax nets the different State
Governments about Sic, 100000 per an
mum, and the Commissioner of Agri-
culture says it costs $4,000, 900 to feed
them.
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or MoLLLE, HOW ILoHE YoU!

as dewy daisies at your feet,
As hirds hat sing above you,
on are as pure, and blithe, and sweet
On, Mollie, how love you!
The words are few,
But they are true
Oh, Mollie, how love you!
The poet sings his sweetest strain
To love and loves dear duty;
! can but gaze and gaze again
Upon your grace ana beauty.
| can not sing
A single thing
But, Mollie, how love you'll
The rich man brings a splendid gift;
The soldier talks of glory;
Ny face to yours can but lift,
And tell the same old story.
The song is old,
But true as gold
oh, Mollie, how love you'll
can not call you nymph or queen
My lips are so unwary,
Your own sweet name slips in between
You're Mollie. not fairy.
Oh, Mollie, how love you!
The livelong day
| can but say:
Oh, Mollie, how love you'll
Lille h. Barr, in ". 7. Ledger.
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Frightful Accident at the Launching a
the steamer Daphne, Near Renfrev,
scotland-One Hundred and Fifty Per,
sons believed to Have Been Drowned.
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Frarce il in a disturbed political condition,
owinz % she Ishy llious attitude taken by the
Anarchists one OF thu four bodies into which
,hs Freuch Socialists are divided. Louise
Michel il the most prominent Of The Ansrch-
ists. She is now in hiding to esespe arrest
by the police. Her political visws are SUM
Inarizsd ia her own words thus: Tear down
tie whola social edi6ce and begin over again"
She maintains that crime is tbs result Of ex-
isting shu,ee, gt ich would be destroyed in
the creation of a nsw social edihcs, in which
i1stics and love would rule. Her scheme in
wolves tbs abolishmt Mt Of government and the
creation Of social groups, in which every
member wou'd contribute to the general good,
the ADLER members without superior reward
on account OF superior services, bat content
with doiDg more for the association. Money
would have TO place in this arrangement, the
wants CT all being supplied from public
store, to which ali would contribute according
to tia nature Of their production and the ex-
tent of their capacity.
Toe apostle of this dream, it is unnecessary
to say, has her home IN poverty in one of the
obscure parts of Paris. she lives with her
mother who is person content with things
as they are, aud deprecates the dangerous
teachings and doings of her daughter. The
most conspicuous thing in the arca- Anarch-
ists home is bust OF Charlotte Corday, the
assassin of Marat. Louise Michel is q quiet,
middle-sged woman. Der brow is intellect
usI, her mouth too large for beauty, her hair
cut sh1rt, her eyes gray and full Of expression.
she dresses stability in black. Her delivery
as public speaker ia quiet and subdasd -. 4e
says the most terrible shiags in manner ami
able and winning. Daring the struggle
nlade by the Commune she fought under the
red hae, was made prisoner and exiled &c
New Caledonis. Upon her pardon and re-
turn TO her native country, she resumed hen
old occupation ss political agitator. with
enlarged influence.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

GSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sACRA-
- mento. In the Superior Court, in the matter
OF L. J. DIERSSEN. an nsolvent debtor-L. J..
DIkRSSEN having by this Court, on January 8,
1888, been adiudged an insolveAt debtor, upon the
petition Of ludwig Mebus and P. C. Dreseher part
under the firm OF Mebius Co, and other
creditors, it is ordered that A. H. Este Sheriff Of
this county, take possession Of all the estate, real
and personal, OF the debtor. except such may be
10y law exempt from execution, and all his Deeds
vouchers, books Of account and pspe.s, and keep
the same safely until the appointment II an as
sgnee it Is further ordered that said insolvent be-
and he is hereby forbidden to transfer any Of his
property, and all persons forbidden to pay sny
debts, or transfer deliver any property belonging
TO such insclvent 20 i'm, for his use it is further
ordered that tine creditors OF said insovent be and
appear before this Court, IN Department ~. nber
One in the Court house in the city Of Sac samento,
on MONDAY, Apil 2, 1888, at 10 O'clock A. N. OF
that day, 10 prove their debts, and choose one or
more assignees Of the estate Of Insolvent.
1t is further ordered that the order be published
in the 5 icRsNySIo DAILY RECORD SfoS, newspaper
Of general circulation published in the city of Sac
rsmentc, as often az the said paper is published
before the said day for the meeting Of creditors
Dated February q, 1885,
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG, Superior Judge.
fe3S I'd
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Sacramento Producs Observation-Disclosures
corrected daily for the RzooRD.UkIoH.]

bAORAMHHTo March zbth-
ERun-Lemous, Sicily, s7@7 50 0ranges-Pasa
ma. s. 75ds le0; California, 81 4091 70 3 box;
Lines, scarce, S22 80 BSnanaa IS 50g4 q bunch I;
Pinespplss, 1899 = do-sn Coeoanuhs, S79S . 100;
Apples, Sl9l Is g box; CranherTies, s16916 5Oi
Pm FKUEs-Assortsi, 2s-D cans. . doz. 81 ;
assorted, gallon cana, 80; Peaches, zs-5 eaus,
e.; Portland sicehe-ries, 7-1 cans, e; Whor-
DRIs0 FauTTs-Arplss, sllcel, 7as: 9 n; DO
qusFtered, 5Se7e; pearl, peeled, 7GSc; DO, N.
peeled. 4G5c; ri ms, pitted. l28lsJ; Peaches,
10aloA;; do. peeiea, Is slec; srpnes, German and
French, I28l3c; BlAckoerEies, IA 8I5c; Figs, Cali
TzsLs ERurrs--Assorsed. 81 u csns, g dos, g. rs
Peaches, So; Bartlett Pear5. S.; Plums, g So ;
Blsckberrias sstas &c GoosessrTies 20 Is Straw
bsrries g IS; Apricots, So; Mussat Grapei " rs
Rel Gurrants, 81 IS; Cherries, IS So
vEesrAsngs-Sweet Potatoes, 4td5c q n; Po-
tstoes. s5caSl so; Salt Lake, 81 S5@l &c D cwt
Onions 81 90 n 50 3 cwt CautiHower, 7sc@sl Cab
b2ge, Sial 10 @cwt; Carrots, 50@60c z sack Tur-
nips 6e975c q 100; bunch Vegetables, 12lc e doz
ParEuipa, 1e; Beess 10; Celery, coarse q dozen
Horse Rad;sh, 6GTc 3 D Artiohokes, 7sc % dozen
JerusaleE Altiehozes 5b9<c 3 n.
INSTRUMENTATION, s6 20 Dbl; Oatmeal 81 70
as so = 100 os, latter for Eastern Cornmsas. yell
low, q 259s IS; white, g so; Cracked Wheat,
So So
PouLrsy-Idre Turkeys, 2S924c y ID; dressed, 25
@26c; full grown Chickens, Sc 5067 dozen; young
BOOSTERS, g 2 dozen; Btoilers, s495; tame Ducks,
$3.50; Geese. q 5092 9 pair Eggs. choice lots,
CAKE Mailar1 Ducks, S. 9 dozen; Canvasbacks,
s. 1904 . dozen; Sprigs, 81 50; Teal, 81 % Hare
81 1902; Rabbits, s1@i so; Doves. 5o@75c .
dozen.
DAIRY PRoouUIs-Butter. choica, 23a25c p n !;
mixed lots, in rolls, 20g22c . h Cheese Califor-
mia, from 14el5c; Western, flats. 10al5e; Mar
ms Cream, 199s9c.
MEArs-Bes., 79ec; Mutton, &c 8 b; Lamb, "a
&c. Pork 1oG11c; Veal, small calves 98i0c; large Sc
Hay CRAZE AND FRKp-The prospect of a drought
has caused sudden rise in price of kay, which is
now quoted As follows: OF hay, $40 a15 . ton !;
dimes. 2s per tor harley, wbois, 81 So; ground,
81 go wheat, 81 s5@2 . cwt tame oats, = cwt !,
So 40; corn, 81 75@1 50 q ewt
hlscS1zA szous-seeis-A Alfalfa, 12t9i3ss limo
sbv. Eastern, Io911c 3 b; Oregon, 8Gi0c;
Red Cover; l7alsc |; Red Top, 125@ltc; Nuts
English wainnta. l0Gl1c California Wslnuts,
IOaIlc; Almonds. 1s1@l6c; Peanuts, Casters, ga
I0c California, et9sc: Tallow, &c: Lard tCaSfor.
na) 10Th cans 14c Eastern, l6s al Hides, salt,
light and medium. s13c, and heavy 99i0c dry.
ISaI9c; Hops, Offering sog30c = b; asking ss9
Csc
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sHERIFF's SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION T. srED OUT
Of the Superior Court of the courty of Sacra.
mento, State Of California, dated me 9th day OF
February, 1883, in certain action wherein GER
MANIA BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of
the city OF Sacramento is plaintiff, and MICHAEL,
WAGNER, JOHN WAGNER and HELENA WAC.
NER, and Others, are defendants, and upon judg-
nent docketed against the said defendant
MICHAEL WAGNER, for sl,S40 Il aud accruing
costs, have levied upon the following described
real property situated in the city OF Sacramento
county Of Sacramento, State of California, to wit
The north ninety nize feet Of Lots No. Three and
Eour in the Block bounded by and and Eighth
a1d Ninth streets. and the Improvements thereon.
Notice is hereby given thst on WEDNESDAY,
the 2sth day OF MARCH, 1888, at eleven o'clock in
theforenoon of that day, in front OF the Court house.
Iwll sell all right title claim aud interest Of the
said MICHAEL WAGNER, defendant. of, ia and co
the said above described property. at public auction.
for cash, gld CON- TO the highest and best bidder,
70 satisfy said execution and all COSTS
Sacramento, March 9TH, A. D. 1888.
A. II. ESTILL,
Sheriff Sacramento county.
nrr4aP Plaintiffs Atfarnav nal aw4wI'rr
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HTE, TEE UNDERSIGNED, TAKE -
w pleasure 10 introducing to the people ~
OF California these Stoves, and unhesitatingly &SEI
claim superiority over all other Stoves Jet 81
produced. On this stove every description OF cock
ing baking, Wishing, ironing, press yiDg and fruit
canning lnay be d6ns with ease, economy, rapiGity
aud perfect comfort This Stove affords complete
facility for doing every description OF household
work that can be done on any hange or Cook Stove,
without the sWetsring heat and discomforts attend
ing summer work likewise avoiding the labor and
dirt of carrying in coal or wood and carrying out of
ashes. Unlike Coal-On Stoves. no wick is used
There is no smoke and no backing Of irons or cook
ing utensils ezJ For sale at 1895 o street and at
1919 n streets, COLE & CeNSFCck, agents
m2i 4plm
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DEBILITY,
A Cp BE GUARANTEED.
IRE c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAUN ynEAr

hR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
AZ ment, agraranteed specific for Hysteris, Dir
zness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head.
achohol or tobacco, Wakeiuness, Mental Depres-
son. Softening Of the Brain resulting in insanity
and leading to misery, decay and death Premature
Old age, Barrenness, Loss Of Power in Either Sex,
Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhez, caused by
over exertion Of the brain, self abuse or over
indulgence. Each box contains one months treat
ment; 81 = box, or six boxes for IS, sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price, We guarantee six boxes
to CT any case. Hith each order received by US
TO- six boxes accompanied with IS, we viii send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money II the treatment does not effect cure
Guarantees issued only by KIRK, GEARY & CO.,
Druggists, Sacramento, Cal. Orders by mail at
regular price fe2S1y&wly
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COMMERCIAL.
San rranoisoo Produce Market.

San FRANCISCO March 26th-1 Pm
F1ouR-siarket less firm. Best City Extra, s6 ESQ
q so: Medium Grades s. 5095 IS; Shipping SUI
perfine, 81 25@5 25 q boil
WHEaT-No spot business, and prices are wholly
nominal at s2@2 o5 e ch for good to choice gradea
To-day Is observed a holiday in England, and
there IS consequently no market intelligence from
Liverpool On Change the feeling was weak, owing
to the prevailing rain though holders made an at
tempt to force offerings Sales call embraced 100
tons No. l White, April, 81 oh 100 do buyer the
season, g OH . ctl.
samples OF volunteer Wheat and Barley from SUIT
ter county. within eighteen miles OF Narysville,
we're exhibited at the Produce Exchange oday.
The display attracted considerable attention: and
was pronounced by many operators to be quite as
good as could be reasonably expected. The stalks
were fairly long, and the grain appeared to be head
ing cut we'll A tract OF 2, 400 acres, from which
the specimen stalks picked, is represented 70
be uniformly in as good condition, and pretty nigh
estimate Of yield is made by the owner. he is ua-
derstood to be figuring fifty bushels to the acre.
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the soles
included 200 TONS No. l White, seller 1852. s Z.
100 do, 81 III; l 900 do, No 2 do, March, 81 99i
100 do 81 90.; 100 do, April, 81 9Oa; 500 40, Nay,
81 OF g ctl.
Quotations Of No. grades Wheat at leading cen
tiers To day are teleVraphed as follows:
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Ban rrancigeo Neat market.

Following are rates for whole carcassss from
elaughterers to dealers:
BERR-Prime, sgsas; medium gradtJ, 7974c;
inferior, 53@6c . b.
vHAI-Large calves, s@ec; small ones, ss1oc
n.
MuTTos-wethers are quotable st 54@6c. and
ewes at 5@54c q b, according to quality.
LAXB-SpnHg is auotable at 123@15c q d.
PoRK-Live Hogs 74d71c for hard, and 6t@63o
for soft; dressed do, 1059loic . b for hard
grain HoSs.
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A guaranteed Cure for Gonorrhea and elect. Safe.
pleasant and reliable. No bad effects from its ase
Does not interfere with business or diet Price, 50
per box or three boxes for IS. Written guarantees
issued By every duly authorized agent to refund the
money il three boxes fail 10 cure Sent, postage
prepaid, on receipt Of price. DIR. FELIX LIE BRUN
q CO., Sole proprietoEs KIRK, GEARy & CO.,
authorized agents for Sacramento, Cal fe7s-ly
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s"Tm happy TO Fay Dr.. Benson's Skin
Cure bas eured my eczema of the scalp. Of
four years standing. John A. Andrews,
attorney. at-law, Ashton, Ill. 81, st drug
gisss Endorsed By physioians.
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A PUBLIC BENEFAoToR.-Dr. W. s. Wood
svstIv deserves this title. being the originator
Of DR.. Woods Liver Regulator. s positive
cure for Indigestion, dyspepsia. sick head
ache. bilious fevers. etc. This faTorits rem
edy has many friends hsre. Druggists.
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Rs4aCA DIAMOND CQeAA
xAsg1 1rGEEsssAsrSz

FEysE ABOVE WE'LL Known SUPERIOR
aoSfE DgABLo COAL, the most economical
hat 10 uss r stean is for sale in lots TO suit
st Black D:znIo.it I4szdisg, Contra Coata county
I'd st the Office OF tbs Company, southeast corae
OF Folsom and Spssr strsoss. Ssa Francisco
P. E. CORNWALL
df.tf preaiisrs - q Il q
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HOTELS AID afspAoBAafs


scteaNgR FOURTH AND sFREEGS. S AGRA.
~
mento-strictly arss-cisss, on tAe European plar-
D. Servers Carriages will take all passengers ee
of charge from Depot to Hotel
m,.4p1ro TERRY q CO., Managers
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QUOTATIONS. Of 10. grades Wheat at leading cen
10 ,iav are telepraphed as followH:

The Chicago quotations represent Spring, while the
St. Louis aud New York figures are for Red Winter
qualities.
BAELEY-The wet weather has taken nearly al the
strength out Of the market This was to be ex-
pected and the result is therefore, not surprising
to operators who have been taking chances on dry
season. The attendance on call this morning wac
the largest since the introduction OF the system
Business was lively. and about 1900 tons changed
ownership Prices were 104l2c lower than on Sat
urdsy and it is doubtful ii bottom has yet oeen
reached The short interest had one OF the bet OPP
portuuities TO ill this morning, and it IS believed
that trading was largely increased by purchases on
account Of this particular interest. Sales include
200 tons No. Feed. April, 81 81 200 do, 81 30 100
do 81 34l 800 do, 81 "a 800 do, May, 81 81 100
do, 81 SIT 200 do, 81 81; 100 do, 81 S6a 200 90,
81 80; 200, 81 $50 100 DO buy May, 81 SI4; loo
do, buyer the season, 81 40; 200 do, 8 4o3 400
do 81 Al 800 do 81 All; 100 do, 81 AT; 100 do,
seller the season, 81 32a; 100 do 81 so; 200 do,
81 3si 200 do 81 321 Toe do 81 S3f 100 do, seller
isss. Is, 1oo do, 81 25l 100 do, 81 PSI 500 do,
81 %; 200 do, 81 264 200 do 81 26i 500 do, 81 q
400 do, 81 z71 200 do 81 2s 600 do, 81 2sl; 500
do 81 Isl ctl. Spot business on the street is duu
at the moment, and prices nominal to some ex-
tent. We quote: Feed, No. l, 81 40; Brewing,
81 50d1 So 2 ctl. The prices today and Saturday
fofl,R
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-1lI.N
wHEAT-california spot lots are dull at os Sd
to 9s Cd. Cargo lots, AIS Cd for just shipped As
Cd for nearly due and 46s for of coast
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FUNK STORE REMOVED TO MY OLD STAND.
81 9:s K ST., bet Ninth and Tenth. Win pay tie
highest price for Rags Bottles Iron and other
Eassera Straw Pspcrfor sale. JOHN LAUCHLAN,
ra26 lIns
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MOTHER SWANS WORM SYRUP, for fevsrish.
ness, rsstlessness, worms, constipation. Taste
less. 25e
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RghsDY

Is = asyer.fslling cure
Tor hervous Debiity,Ex
hausted Vitality, Sem.
inal Weakness, Sper.
matorrh@a, lest Man.
IA cod, In potency
Paralysis, and all the ter.
rible effects OF seii-abuse,
youthful f5llics and ex.
cesses in mature years
such as Loss OF Memory.
Lassitude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to
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REDDIEG's Russia Szlvs meets with wonder
fri success in al cases Of ekin disease. Try it.
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PUsY. weak and siosiy children need
Browns Iron BitteIs. r. viii strengthen
and inyisorats them.
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eastern ana Foreign Markets,

NEW YORK, March 26th
BRHkDsTUFPg - Flour is steady and Wheat is
quiet latter at 81 0581 II 9 bushel.
WooL-Californis is steady at 12914c for fal
bury and 16g20c for clean fall spring bury, l54
zoe; clean spring, 24,031c pulled, 1sG40e.
HToss-California ara dull at 2Ssa &c.
CHICAGO, March 26th.
wHRAg-s1 l0s for May.
coRs-56ic for May
PoRg-slS III for May.
LARp-S1l 22A for NAV.
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oOOieVy DIuliltSs OF Flcn, Noises IN Inc Head the
vital fluid passing urobserved in the urine, and
many other diseases that lead 70 insanity and death
Or. AiNilf:, who Is regular physician grad
uate OF the University OF Pennsylvania, will agree
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (,inder hig
special advice and treatment) win not cure or for
anything impure or injurious found in Ii. DR.
MtNTfE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury Consultation free. Thor
ough examination aud advice, including analysis Of
urine, So. Price OF Vital Restorative, S3 q
bottle, or four times the quantity, SIC: sent TO
any address upon receipt 0. price, o. C. o. D.. So
cured from observation, and In private name u
desired, by A. L. HsNTIE, NJ. D., No. II
AeaFny street, San Francisco, CEl.
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DR.. G. .. SALFIELD,
2I6 Eearny street,
IA FIR Noise CAL

Consultations strictly confidential, By letter or Al
Office, FREE. For the convenience OF pstients. and
In order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
private address, under which all p7ckaQss are for.
Harded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
Suficient 70 chow its merit, win be sent % an one
pplYing by letter, stating his symptoms and aye
Communications strictly con ftiaT,tisi
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sAMpLE BCTTLE FGEpl

SAMPLE BOTTLE. FNEEl
VIII be sent to any one applying By letter stating
symptoms, and age Strict secrecy in regard 10
all business transactions.
DIX. MISTiE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NE
PHKRTHCCN, cures all kinds Of Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea, elect Leucorrhqa
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bottle
for IS.
DIR. ssITEzE's p&EgEEIcN Pills are tho
best and cheapest DSsFEPS5A ard FKxlGUa
curein the market. For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARE Il CO., Sacramento, wholesale
o2ents rn9.splySEo3swI WA
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uMIoN KoTEL.,

- EcoND AND STREETS SACRAMENTO,
Cal. Rooms, 30 cents and 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors sne
cigars. Hot lunch daily from Ii A. NJ. till 2P.E
W. O. (ssJOE , BOWERS,
u,J1pJr Proprietor
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RESTAURANT De FRANCE.
AaA x STREET, ADJOINING
4I( the Metropolitan Theater. az
handsome Private Rooms for parties. Ess<a
LOUIS PAYEN Proprietor,
fe2o-4p1nt Formerly Of the Hotel de France.
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Is unfail;ng and infalli-
BILE in curing Epiiertic
Fits, Snaslns. Sonyri-
sions, st. Nitus Dance,
Alcoholism, Opium Eat
in e, SpermatorrhRa,
Seminal Weakness, I'M
potency. Syphilis. Scros-
ula and all Nervous and
Blood Diseases. To Cier-
gymen, Lawyers. Liter
airy Men, Mere b an is,
Bankers, Ladies and all
whose se0entary en-
ployment causes Nerv-
Sls Prostration, ITregu :
larities Of the blood,
stomach, bowels OF
Kidneys, or VIII Re
Quire n nerve tonic. ap-
petizer or stiinTlanr,
SAMARITAN NERyfNE
is invaluable. Thous
, ands proclaim it the
most wonderful In~ig-
GRANT that ever sustain
ed the sinking system
For sale by all Drug
gists.
ND MEDICAL &C
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Hull EapOr Cooking stove.

Sheriff Sacramento county.
;, Plaintiffs Attorney. m6-law4w1u