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Expert Criticisms.
"Good day, gentlemen."

Good day, gentlemen"
A very nioe-looking young man
stood in the doorway of the editorial
room and gszed in benign way at
the occupants of the apartment.
Would it be possible for me to sell
the Tribune q story?" he continued.
"What kind Of a story have you
ground out" asked the horse repor-
ter.
''The story" said the visitor, sis
one in which the triumph OF love is
depicted, and"
II! isn't one OF those and as Ethel
stood there in the soft moonlight,
her little figure sharply outlined
against the western sky, there was q
loud crash in Coastelli castle, and the
girl knew. her mother has dropped
the doughnut jar kind Of stories, is it
because that won't do" said the
horse reporter.
"There il nothing at all about
doaghputs in this story" replied the
visitor very hsughtily, but if you
like can read portion of it,"
"All right"
"Where shall l begin?"
Anywhere" replied the horse re-
porter. Suppose you give US the last
sentence OF it.
II should hardly think"
"Oh, never mind about that. We
do all the thinking for young authors
that come up here"
The visitor seated himself and read
al follows,
''For answer Gladys beautiful
eyes dropped, bat she gave him both
her hands, and there, under the
heavy fruitsd trees, the golden bees
flying all about them, and the air
filled with their dreamy monotone,
he drew her upon lis breast, and
raising her long ringlets to his lips,
kissed them reverently."
"That's the last sentence, is it2"
asked the horse reporter.
"Yes sir"
II should hope it was. Ii makes
me tired to re adj about such ducks"
''Why, don't sec" began the
author.
"Of course you don't. Probably
you were the hero of the novel. Did
you ever hear of Thompson's colt?"
The visitor admitted his ignorance
concerning the historical animal.
well, Thempson's colt Confined
the horse reporter Twas such an
eternal idiot that he swan scross the
river to get drink. Now, that fellow
in your story is dead match for
him."
ST don't understand"
Probably not. It is not to be ex-
pected Of literary people. But will
tell you. This young fellow, in your
story, is out under sn apple tree
holding girls hand, isn't he!"
eyes"
"And, according to the story, ne
raised her long ringlets to his lips,
and kissed them reverently,' That
right?"
Certainly"
NOV, what do you think of a
young man who would go nibbling
around a girls back hair when she
had her face with her? Such stories
do not possess the fidelity to nature
that should ever characterize the work
OF genius. No, my genial inbeeile;
you cannot get the wright of this
powerful journal on the side OF any
such young man az your story depicts.
We we're once young and up to the
apple-tree racket ourselves"
"Good day." said the author, start.
ing Tor the door.
$50 long" was the response.
Make George act like a white man
in your story aud come around
again. Chicago Tribune.
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List of Buying Prices OF Produce
a the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears s. Liddla.
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Useless Fright.

To worry about any Liver, Kid
ney or Urinary Trouble, especially
Bright's Disease or Diabetes, as Hop
Bitters never fails of a cure where q
cure is possible. We know this.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-10-12

Several letters making inquiries
indicating early orders for several
machines have recently been received
by the Bailey Manufacturing Co.
The weather, so far this month
has been beautiful.
A gentleman from abroad remarked
to us, on Tuesday, that Owosso had
the most accommodating postmaster
of any city in Michigan. He said he
had business with each of them from
time to time and knew whereof he
affirmed.
The Game Law in Maine forbids
hunting deer with dogs and limits
the number any one man may shoot
in any one year to three. Such a
law would be blessed thing to have
on our statute books rigidly enforced.
Patterns cut free at Mrs. A. E.
Stanhope's tomorrow. See adv.
Orson Estey has the thanks of The
TINES for fine string of fish left at
the editors residence last Saturday.
LosT:-A silver open black faced
watch between Osburn Bros. and the
National hotel. A liberal reward
will be given when returned to this
Office.
The 3 year old race at Ovid on
Thursday was won easily by George
Milo, in three straight "a mile heats.
The Roman chariot races at the
Ovid Fair were fine display.
n. N. Phillips has been appointed
Town Clerk of Sciota, in place of M.
+. Liddell, resigned.
There is only one way to build up
a town, and that is to have faith in it,
and work for its prosperity present
and prospective. To those ends
every citizen ought to lend a helping
hand. If it is not what it ought to
be, make it as near right as you can,
but stand up for it, its business enter
prises and its people with an unfal-
tering zeal. This is simply the citi-
zens duty, and if he fails in that, he
does not deserve public Endorsement.
All that is only what a reasonable
local pride demands of every citizen.
And if the citizen has that local pride
he will not hesitate to make present
sacrifice in the faith that it will make
his town better in the future. Let
all remember this.
c. Hubbard & Son. at the Lansing
Fair, took seven premiums on Is
hogs and by all just rights ought to
have had the premium awarded to
Turner & Hudson and would have
done so, but for the fact that it was
an imported animal. They had, al
so, IS head of sheep on which they
took three premiums, and took six
premiums on their IL head of Short
Horns.
j. c. Covert exhibited on the
Ovid Fair grounds, basket of "The
beauty of Hebron" potatoes, three
heads of celery, and pan of toma-
toes, that were wonderfully fine.
c. Hubbard & Son have their fancy
stock, sheep, hogs and Short Horns,
on the Ovid grounds, and had up to
Thursday afternoon taken II pre-
miums on the IS head of cattle on
exhibition.
Henry Woodland was in Detroit on
Tuesday, looking after business
matters.
DR.. Parkill and wife, and several
other persons, whose names we did
not learn, went to Detroit on the
0:2o train yesterday forenoon.
Mr.. N. A. Clapp, of the Michigan
Farmer, said to us on the Ovid Fair
grounds that the Ovid Fair had a
a larger attendance on Thursday
than the Clinton county Fair had on
Wednesday, and that in some of the
departments was much the better of
the two.
Remember, round trip tickets to
Detroit and return on the 2oth, with
admission to the Art Loan, are only
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Persons handling large quantities Of va
nilla pods are very liable to experience a
skin affection, which DR.. Layet finds is due
to contact with an insect living on the
pods.
DR., LauiOrro;s recommends potassium
dichromate for disinfecting cesspools, sew
age, dissecting-rooms, etc, and considers
it likely to be Of great use in diseases due
to microbia.
a canoe, partly imbedded under the
river Aruu, has been fsund in the parish of
Pulborough, Sussex, England. 1t is 10
feet long by feet broad, and mad been cut
ont Of single massive oak tree in the
stone age.
The new treatment for the dead, which
it is said guarantees the destruction of all
the infectious disease germs, and partially
embalms the body, is immersion in bath
of chloride OF calcium, heated to a high
temperature.
The Nature reports an extraordinary
case of subsistence near Bona. Naiba, an
isolated mountain, more than , 500 feet
high, is slowly sinking into the bosom of
the earth. A deep ditch has been made all
around the ingulfed mass.
Mention has been made of a project to
run a line of ferry boats between San Fran.
cisco and Oakland, propelled by an endless
chain power. 4 very successful trial of
this class has been made on the most diff
cult of navigable rivers, the Rhone, and
described by NJ. Dupuy de LONE before
the Academy OF Science, Paris. Two end
less lateral chains are employed, worked
with independent machinery by single
hand, serving at the same time to direct
the course Of the vessel.
A new semi-incandescent electric lamp,
giving the brilliancY of the arc light, has
been exhibited to the Industrial Science
Society of Lyons by Mons. p Tlhor. In
this lamp two carbon rods, slightly in
cliued to one another, are brought down
upon a small prism of chalk, and are sepa-
rated from each other by a small rod of the
same material. The current passes through
the chalk rod, making itincandescent. The
light Is steadier than that of an arc lamp,
and is reported to be as brilliant
A London journal says; A scientific
commission is to pass on the question
/ whether the manufacturers of gas IN Paris
cannot supply their illuminant cheaper.
The report cannot fail to be OF wide inter.
est the world over. The probability is
that it viii be against the company and
in favor Of the citizens, from what every
chemist knows of the commercial value
of the incidental produce of the in
dustry. From the progress making in the
manufacture of appliances for pro-
ducing, distributing, and using electricity
gas as source OF light appears to be
doomed. But the production of gas will
20 on, nevertheless, and on grander
scale. II electricity is to give humanity
light in the future, gas will take the place
of coal in heating houses and for cooking
/ purposes.
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SAMPLE ROTTLE FREE

VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard TO
all business transactions.
DIR. MiNTEE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NJ
PHRETICEM. cures all kinds of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh9a, elect, LeuccrrhGa-
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle; six bottles
for S5
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELI0N PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists
KIRK, GEARY & Co, Sacramento, Wholesal
Agents ms. 4p1y So9w1y
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Clipper Gap california; Pig Iron is quoted at S32 506
80 for Nos / to 1. We quote follows for other
kinds Coke Tin, IS 1896; Roofing do, S6 75Gj 373 /;
Charcoal do St 75d7 = bx Yellow Metal, 24d25c :;
English Cast Steel l4dl5c Sheet Zinc, 8tG8!c; Pig
Lead, 43Gic; Bar Lead, 53CG6c Lead Pipe 7(dSc /;
Sheet Lead Sa81c; Bar Copper, l5c Pig Tin, 2ltc
NAILS uotable at 50 IS for 100 key lots assorted
sizes.
PAINTs-The various brands of White Lead axe
quoted at u ,G7c. The demand is active.
PAPER-California Straw Wrapping, soc. SIC, 81 and
81 10 T. ream for the four styles.
POwDER-Prices Of Blasting descriptions continue
more or less irregular.
QUICKSILVER 343a3iio b IL; price in London,
IS Is sd.
R.cE~Rangoon, 81 SCAT 60; China, 81 O5a4 OF! for
mixed, 81 7Ud4 81 for No 2 and s. 50(d5 ~ per two
mats for No Hawaiian 45,d5c.
SALT-Liverpool fine is quoted at Sl3 5Ot022 50:
Carmen Island Sl3dl5 for coarse and S0d22 for fine :
California Sl0Gl2 for coarse and 3l4t0l6 for tine.
SOAP-Castile is fT1n at 9Gl0c; White CASTLE, l11
ll3c local makes of Pale and Chemical Olive 4kG16c
fancy KINDS, 7G8c 3 Ii Washing Powders, sl2Gl5 per
SPIcEs-Cassia, S.r19c: Cloves 1890; Nutmegs
623a65c Mace, 55c Pepper, l49iic Pimento' SO
lOc T. h
sTARcH-Various brands OF Eastern quoted at
6dl0c b h.
.SUGAR-The American Refinery is closed down for
repairs and will not work until after January
let The quotations for its product the same as
fixed on October 5tth The California Refinery Is
turing out the usual quantity On the ith the pro-
plietors made reduction Of &c on Powdered and 20
on ID ' Cranulated, Extra aud Golden c. The re
vsed list fOr lots in barrels is follows
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IAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
General Merchandise.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec mber L. 1888
BAGS AND BAGGISG-The first Calcutta vessel of
the season arrived on the 7th but she brought
of L'nseed- and only 81 bales Bags No bags
wanted at present The grain CT p has all been
sacked and large number OF bags go until ne1t
season I. prospects Of dry winter are not Likely
to make holders jubilant and there is fes !
quote spot lots of Calcutta Wheat Bags at 77ic ard
for positive delivery next Mar June and July, 7sa7gc
Wool Bags, SS,g42c; Potato Gunnies, lfGiitc,
BREAD-Ship Bread, SIC; Pilot Bread, 4G4ic !;
Soda Crackers, 6l(173c Cakes, sGd2Sc.
BR1CK-Bath. 42.@45c 2 dozen Fire. $50 50d35 for
invoices on che way, and So 5oG45 for Jobbing lots
California building descriptions 50 5ani D thousand.
CASDLEs-Following are quotations for Eastern
brands in round lots Grants Stearic Aid. Il OF,
l2!c: Gross Co Adamantine IA o. I2dlSe Hardness
Patent Wax. lie: Michells Adamantine, l6dl6tc for
Il OF and lee for l6 or Proctor CANDLES Stearc Acid
IA OF, l5c Ropes ssGlltc for the two styles Schaef
ters Stearic Acid IA 12c and y Star loo; o. S
Candle Companys II o. lOc WeIks Stearic Acid. IL!
Gl7ic for 10 OF and l6sc for II OF W. II. Woods s
Co.'S Shield l4al4ic and solar Wax, 16Gl6lc both
full weight Woods COnihans u or lQdl04c Paraf-
ine 20c; Sperm 25d2SG
CASE GooDs "A leading local canning firm fur
nishes the following ice list Table Fruit per Dozen
in q b tins as follows: Al. les, 81; Apricots Dam
son Plums and Muscatel Grapes, each g % Cur
rants Bartlett Pears Plums. Nectarines. Yellow
Freestone Peaches Prunes and assorted Fruits 81 so
Blackberfies Black Cherries GOoseberries and White
Heath Clings, one Peaches, 81 rs; White Cher les,
Yellow Gin. stone Peaches, Rsspberries and Straw
berries, 80; Table Fruit in Sb tins, 81 50d9; Pie
as Jams and Jelles in 2b tins, 81 50e3 Asparagus
in 2b tins, 81 Is other Vegetables in 2b tins 81 so
yNZ e dozen
CEMENT Market well supplied for some time
We quote Eastern lRCsendale and other brandsl
g 5oG2 u.s. and foreign portland and other
brands) 50 75Gl4 80; Golden Gate Plaster, 90 75G
3; Wotherspool p aster S3G3 % Santa Cruz Lime
81 GOAL Is u bhl Land Plaster sl2 50 b ton Fire
Clay, 81 q tbl f American and IS for English Brick
Dust, S+G5 g Dbl; Cattle Hair, 2lc; Goat Hair. &C
q Il
UHlcoRY-C California, 5ia6lc; English and German,
6d6!c q h.
C.GARs-Jobbing rates for Califoraia-nade are as
follows: Seed, $500; Seed and II ,vana, S40q75
Clear Havana, SCOOPS a NJ.
CoAL-A private circular says the quantity of Aus
tralian and European Coal to arrive here within the
next six months cannot possibly exceed l2CtU0 tons
The quantity of Anthracite and Cumberland to arrive
here in the time is placed at $4,000 tons. The
coast collieries will have to furnish the difference
needed 70; consumption in the next six II his. Rem
ton and Seattle quoted at 81 5U@S; iCoos Bay,
Sc 5Od7. j. w. Harrisons private circular quotes as
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THE reason housekeepers 6nd such nice
biscuits when Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder is used, is because all the available
csrbonic acid is set free in the oven, and the
bubbles of the gas az they are formed in the
dough are prevented from escaping by its
zlutinous nature, and in this manner such de-
hcious results are obtained.
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CoFFEE-We quote Good Costa Rica, lac; fair
to good Guatemala. l23GlSkc midd ing do, ll@l2c {;
good green unwashed Salvador, l3c.
CuRDAGE-since December 4th prices have been
as follows: Sisal, li-inch and upward lCAc /;
l2-thread, llc 6 and 9-thread, ll3c ; Bale Rope
Tarred Rope, Lath Yarn and Single Yarn
Irvine for Hops and for Grape Vines l0sc; Irvine for
Pape and Bed Springs. he; Manila li-inch and
upward, and also Rope for Transmission of Power
Bale Rope, Cab es for Well Boring, sand mp Lines
FIR Well Boring, Tarred Rope, Tarred Lanyard, Lath
Yarn and Single Yarn and Irvine for Hops and
Grape Vines, I5c l2-thread, l5!c; and 9-thread
Ice; Gable and Sand Pump Lines for Well Boring
and Irvine for Paper and Bed Springs lee; all other
kinds lG4Gl7c. Discount on invoices of lO.CO0 Ms
Terms 60 days. Il per cent of for cash. Carriage
all deliveries.
DRY GooDs-Brown Shifting is iobbing at 667Ic :;
Sheeting, 7lG9lc; Brown Drilling, SaG9sc; Prints
6IG7c y yard
FIsH-Pacdc Goldfish is quotable at SC in 50-lb bdls
&c for selected in 10 Ii c. ses, aud &c for homeless
East Goldfish, 7td9c g h Eastern Mackerel. 81 65
az for No. in Ism kits. and S3G3 Is for Mess in
Is b kits Canned Salmon, 81 lC@l 20 g dozen lib
tins.
KATHERINE quote Sole, 2962Sc; Harness.
Pa 0c; Skirting. 33Gt37Bc; Calf Skins, S65d70 Wax
and Buff Leather, l5dzOc e foot ; B-idle, Si@7 g
side Kip Skins S50660 z dozen
MAToH Percussion, Csc q gross. less usual dis
count to the trade.
METALs-All kinds are in good supp y, and prices
are dull and nominal. r cent cOnsignments of I'M
sold Pig Iron being stored for better prices which
seem to be confdena. y expe ted in the future
owing to increased Heights this way and the small
quantity on the way and loading J. w. Hauisons
private circ ular quotes Pig Iron follows
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"YoUE Skin Cure is supsrexcellent. 1t is
fast curing my daughters ring-worm which
had spread all over her body" Mrs. L. l..
D, Merriam, Blue Hill, Mass. Druggists
keep it, 81 per package.
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Society," Dimness Of Vision Noises in the Head the
vital fluid passing uuobserved in the urine, and
many other diseases that's ad to insanity and death
DIR. MINTIE, who is a regular physician grad
uate Of the University of Pennsylvana), will agree
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice and treatment) will not cure, or fol
anything impure or injurious found in it. DR.
MINTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
ough examination and advice, including analysis Of
urine, So. Price of Vital Restorative. So
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent 70
any address upon receipt of price, c. o. D., Sc
cured from observation and in private name il
desired, by A. e. MINTlE. NJ. D.. NO. II
kearny street, san Francisco, Cad.
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CoUGHs, Hoarseness. Sore Thro,t, etc,
quickly relieved by Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches. A simple and effectuel remedy, supa-
rior to all other articles for the same purpose.
Sold only in boxes.
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FREDgR1cK, MD.-Hou. Milton G Urner,
II. c., from Maryland, writes My wife has
tested the pain-curing qualities OF st. Jacobs
Oil, and bears cheerful testimony to its supe-
Tior virtue it drives all pain away.
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Table IinenSi

Unbeached Table inches wide
Extra good Unbehed Table Linen 40 inches wide %
Unbeahed Table Linen 53 inches wd IS
fine Unbleached Table Linen 100 inches wide);
inches wide
Superior Quality Table (dmk
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"DR. BEssoN's Celery and ChamOmile
Pills are worth their weight in gold in ner-
vous and sick headache. DIR. II, II. Schlich'
ter, of Baltimore.
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A Southern paper is searching for 4 COM
plete set Of the works OF Mr.. More Anon.
( Recreation.
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility EX-
hausted Vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, SPer-
matorrhea, Lost Man
hood, I'm potter cy,
Paralysis, and all the ter
rible effects of self-abuse,
youthful follies and eX-
cesses il mature years
such IS Loss Of Memory,
Lassitude, Noe turna
Emissions, Aversion to
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SKULL ForSp-The Modoc Independent
says
Rev. W. II. Vineyard, of the Willow
Ranch, tells US that the people Of his sec.
ton have been gre4tly excited for the past
two weeks over the finding Of human
skull aud all kinds of speculations are rife
as to where it came from, or to whom 1t
belonged. Mr.. Vineyard says that about
two weeks ago a dog belonging to Mr.. Fall
let, VINO resides q couple of miles from
Willow Ranch, was noticed gnawing at
and playing with something which at first
was supposed to be only an old beef bone.
In the course of a day or two some mem
Der Of Mr., FalletJ's family gave the matter
q little closer scrutiny, and, to his horror,
discovered that it was the skull Of human
being 1t is believed by some that it is
the head Of the man Shaw, who was muir
dered on the Nadaliue plains some two
months ago, whose head was severed from
the body and has been missing ever since.
TIE people of Willow r lnch do not know
of any one else having lost head, and it
is more than likely that the person that
committed the aforementioned murder
carried the head up to that country, and
deposited it where he supposed it would be
secure.
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a. EUM W. EAOnoxx

A LoNGsHoRE, $40 X ST., BET. FIFTH AND
~ iNth, Sacramento. Trunks, Yalises and Bags
Wholesale and RetaiD. Sample Cases made to order.
Repairing dona ct short notice aul5-4plm
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"RoyGH oN RATS. The Carson New
ApPa. says:
The Typographical Union of Eureka
publish long manifesto directed against
rat printers in that city. The Union
has determined to clear Eareka OF rats F."
in the Typographical profession, and the
result will possibly cause one paper in the
jurisdiction of the Union to cease publica.
ton. The RpJy M Nslrs weekly pa.
per will probably be compelled to susp pend.
The Typographical Unions in this State
started in about year ago to close up
rat" offices, and some half . dozen have
bit the dust, and they propose to wage q
war of determination until the last vestige
of rodentism Is destroyed. When news
paper cannot run without degrading the
wares of labor It Is time for it TO close up,
and leave a field which it can neither &C.
cupy nor ornament. II is the determine.
ton of the Union to keep typographical
rates up to 65 cents per thousand ems,
where they belong, and papers who cannot
come up to that scale Of prices will be
obliged to suspend operations.
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NuDDLE-AGEB MIN.

There are many At The age OF thirty to sixty who
are troubled with too freJue evacuation OF the
bladder, often accompanied by slight snarting or
burning sensation, and q weakening Of the system
In a manner the patient cannot accoun. for On
examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment
will often be found, and sometimes small particles
Of abumen will appear, or the color will be Of a
thin miikish hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men who die
OF this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which
the second stage Of seminal weakness. Dr.. s, will
guarantee perfect cure IN all such cases, and
healthy restoration Of the genito urinary organs.
Office hours-l0 TO ami TO s. Sunday from 10
TO Il a. NJ. Consultation free. Thorough examin.
A. ,SI,lo. " Is.ti,-
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DR.. c. D. sALFIELD.
SAN FRAN SEQ, CAL

Consultation strictly confidential, by letter or at
Office, FREE. For the convenience Of patients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
private address, under which all packages are for
warded.
Trial BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show it's merit, will be sent to anyone
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age
Communications strictly confidential.
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TIE WEEKLY TNION

Il the cheapest and most desirable Home News and
Literary journal published on the Pacific coast
Terms One Year. W
weekly VntOn Advertising Rates.