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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-12
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-12
THE ONLY LION LAYER IN AMERICA

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-25
BOAT PROPELLED LIKE A FIsE,


John Daugherty, an old resident of
Huntingdon, is In the city for the purpose
of having boat built to be propelled by
device which works like the fins of a fish.
The idea is to attain the maximum of pro-
pulsion with no resistance on the paddles.
The original plan calls for compressed gas
for fuel, and the boat will be as light in
draft as possible. Dead weight, for fuel
for instance, will be avoided with the same
assiduous care the traveller shins clear of
the deadly Upas tree, and the. speed TO be
attained will equal fact passenger trains.
Mr.. Daugherty has devoted many years to
perfecting his boat and is confident of sue
cess. Having invited private enterprise to
invest, without success, however. he has
concluded TO build at his own expense and
under bis personal supervision. As init
mated, his idea is taken from nature,
whence comes all models of motion and
shapes, and if he can succeed in reproduc-
ing the fish system of motor there will be
little doubt of the accomplishment of hia
purpose. The fins will be the most diff.
cult part to get, evidently. The scales can
be secured at any hardware store, and fish,
tail burners might be used to consume the
gas fuel. Seriously, there is no reason why
Mr.. Dausherty should not prove to be in
the wake toward the success of his plan.
He long ago devised some very useful and
novel additions 70 transportation facilities,
notably the sectional canal boat, which ad-
mitted of boat being taken apart and
cargo and all portaged over the Allegheny
mountains. In any event it is not wise to
decry new ideas because they are new the
electric telegraph was hooted; SO was the
Atlantic cable, navigation by steam, and a
few years ago the suggestion of the tele.
phone was regarded as a hoax of the first
water Mr.. Daugherty has been invited by
electricians in this city TO consider the
feasibility of running his craft by electrici-
ty in preference to steam.-[ Pittsburg TEL
egranh.
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RTGRr SMART O PIsE I

81 seen in yer paper tibet there was some
doubt throwed onto the President about
him ketchin' such big trout down into the
Florida swamps," said the Jamaica farmer
to the cashier, as the latter handed him
some back numbers he had missed.
81 hadn't noticed any such statement, -
replied the cashier.
"Weil, it were said, argued the farmer
positively. Z" seen it in yer paper. And
what want to say is this, that them trout
he ketched want no shakes O. trout no
how. They was no.hin' to what we've
been ketchin' down into our parts this
spring. We been fahin'. down there. ;"
Get any trout" asked the cashier,
turning so his books.
Well, ye kin jedgc. made cast one
day, and them trout amt all in yit ! That
hook wasn't into the water when q trout
took holt, and then another trout took holt
of him, and another took holt of him and
so on, till we had to wind EN- up on a reel,
and them as jedges says that one cast is
likely fer to last till cold weather"
"That's pretty good, smiled the cashier,
scratching his nose.
Them as knows says it pretty good, :"
continued the farmer. 'Thas one fly has
landed l,600 weight up to date But
fshin' on the Island amt what it was
when / was a boy" And the old man
sighed.
Don't mean to say you ever did better
than that" exclaimed the cashier.
Ye don't talk like ye knowed them
trout streams down on the leland pooty
well. I seen Baptist minister dip four
teen converts, and when he pulled 'em out
they was covered SO with FISH that they
didn't get wet, and the minister said the
baptism didn't take an had TO bsptizs 'em
all over in another brock That's what I
call right smart o fish p
81 should remark, grinned the cashier.
brooklyn Eagle.
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nFTHEC CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, gEEA
~ street, between Ninth and Tenth. Fl
The neatest place in town. fine lunch zssSsszs=sss
served W. H. CHEN0WETH, Proprietor.
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BEVERAGES SIX CENTURIES AGO. z

The poor man had little to sBeeten his
lot. the bees gave him honey and long
after the time l am dealing with people
left not only their hives to their children
by will, but actually bequeathed summer
fight of bees to their friends; while the
hive was claimed by one, the next swarm
would become the property of another. As
for the drink, it was almost exclusively
water, beer and cider ANY one who
pleased might brew beer without tax or
license, and every body who was at all before
the world did brew his own beer according
to his own taste. But ii those days the
beer was very different stuff from that
which you are familiar with. To begin
with, people did not use hops. Hops were
not put into beer until long after the time
we are concerned with. l dare say they
favored their beer with horehound and
other herbs, but they did not understand
those tricks which brewers are said tc
practice nowadays for making the beer
"hesdy" and sticky aud poisonous. / am
not prepared TO say The beer was better, or
that you would have liked it, but l am
pretty sure that in those days it was easier
to get pure beer in country village than
it is now, and if man chose to drink bad
beer he had only himself to thank for it.
There was no such monopoly as there is
now. I am inclined 10 think that there
were a very great many more people who
sold beer in the country parishes than sell
it now, and l am sorry to say that the
beer.sellers in those days had the reputa-
ton of being rather a bad lot. It is quite
certain that they were very often in trouble,
and of all the offenses punished by fine at
the manor courts none is more common
than that of selling beer in false measures.
Tobacco was quite unknown it was brought
into England about three hundred years
after the days we are dealing with. When
man once sat himself down with his pot,
he had nothing to do but drink. He had
no pipe to take off his attention from his
liquor. If such a portentous sight could
have been seen in those days as man vom.
iting forth clouds of smoke from bis mouth
and nostrils, the beholders would have un.
doubte1ly taken to their heels aad run for
their lives, protesting that the devil him.
self had appeared to them, breathing forth
fire and flames. Tea and coffee, too, were
absolutely unknown, unheard of and wine
was the rich mans beverage, as it is now.
The fre.waters of our own time-the gin
and the rum, which have brought US all
such incalculable mischief-were not dis
covered them Nineteenth Century.
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DENTISTRY.
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N NTIsT, QUINEs BUILDING, -
E northeast corner Fourth and Jf7qSEslzs
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on anS411ID
bssea. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction of teeth. a25-d
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-25
sasransuso Produce Ma-Ess Wholesale
.oor7sossd daily sOr the RzOoKD.UsIos.i

sAcRASKETo, May 9th.
FsT<-F,suaoas, Sicily, s7S7 so y case (; 0rapges-
Tshiti. 3 1868 . box; California, 81 75@2 Y box
Iiaes, eocal asn=lrAF, SO Eoa4 q bunch !;
Piaesspfss. s8s39 8 aezsn Clooanats. s7es . 100;
Apples. 81 5o92 . box: CTsnberTies, sl7@lS q
bbi. sSberries, 9a1oc 4 II Cherries, Tsc9Sl %
q boz. Scoseberfies, lo3l2c y 10.
PA FsUcrs- Sssorte1, @4-n5 cans Y uoz, q J
.sla.tei. gallon cans, S.; Peaches, 2l-l5 cans,
81. portland Blueberries. IN cans, q; Nhor-
tlsecgries, 81 Is.
qaastsrsa, 6aTs; peas, peelsa, 7Sss; do, u.
peaisd SSs5c piEnts, pttted i3gl41; Peaches,
llSfl2 .. do pasiec Is slecs Prunef, German ana
freach, A2Rl3c: BllcknerSies. l49loe; kiss, Call.
TaIi4 FauIss-Assortei, 24-Is cans, 8 COZ, e. IS );
Psscaea & Bsrties5 Pears, sS Fiui25, s. 50 ;
BlacSbesyss., Ss@S %; GoosetsFries, 50 IS Straw
berries, g S. zpcois, g; huscat Ggapec, q rs ;;
Ri Cc-rznss. 8 =: Cherries, g to.
YsaxTA s1.as-Pos atoes. 6scaSl SO; Salt Lake.
81 1891 rs = ewt: New Potatoes. 81 so; Sweet
Peas Sac, String Beans, 1eGl2c; Summer
squash, ss3ed . b; Onions, new, 81 5o91 IS q
cwt; Caulieos7er, 9ac esi; Cabbage, siatl e5
. cwt; Carrots. 5oG6sc sack Tmnips.
81 IS = cwt; bunch Vegetables, lac = 5o1 J;
Psrsuips, &c; Reefs, Ic; Horse Radish, 6S7c L D !;
Artichckes, seSs0c = dozen; Jerusalem .Arti-
chokes si@.sc & %; Rhubare, scarce, 5g6c.
BghADsTuFrs-slO1r. 50 70 = Dbl Oat1neslr SO
&C SO = 100 Is. latter for Eastein; CernmeAl vel
low, e e5@2 s.. white. e. 50: Cracked Hhes:s $;
POU-TKT-LiVe Turkeys, lIGlSe 9 10 f., dressed, "
@23c; full grown chickens, sTG6 dozen; young
BOOSTERS, q y doEsi Broiiers 90 as: tame Ducks,
sSSe: Geese. 81 s9E.s = pair Eggs, choice lots,
&c q dozen.
GAMz-Hare, Il Ssasa: Rabbits, sl@I so.
DArgY P2oeucrs-l;attef choice, 23z325c = p
mixed lots In rGsis, K a22e . 10; Cheese. Csl1or-
MA, from 14aIsc; western, fats, 1o9I5c; Mar
ms Cream, i972oe,
HBArs-Teef, ssse: Nation 5c95lc IN; Lamb, "a
Sc PORK Ioaeilc; veal sns calves, sc Ice: lsrga Sc
EAg, GEAN Ayp RAzB-=sosi bag, go : ton
Alfalfa, SIS 20 SIS = ten hrzn, y ton, els
middlings, SIS Ps- tou barley, whole, a So
r~ound. ii IS ygss@t, 81 SsGe = Sws tame cats,
s. 30; corn, 81 6o9l 10 9 CT
k.fscstIAA zous-Seeis- Aifzt:a- - else; Tino-
thy, EASTERN, 98l0; Q b; Oregon, Seil0c;
Rsi Cover. l7Fiso; Red Typ, IsgS9Isc Nuts
Engssh Wslaats IOGIEe; California Waluuts
fote7z1c; Aluacnss. i5sslSc; Peanuts, Eastern 90
Ino SAlifoTni=, s69c; 9E,loE. Tic; Lsrd (calio--
tisA fe 10 cans he: Eastern, 1e8i6ss; Hides salS,
lig6s esa medium &c, and heavy 5000 dry
ls9I9c; Hops, Offering s0&9Sc = ID: asking 9oG
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DIR. g. Q. SALF!ELp,
sfS EesEuy Street,
An ER CI s q o. G

Consultations strictly confidential by letter st
ofhce FREE For the convenience Of patients, ard
IN order to insure perfect sserecy have adopted
private address, under which all packages a4 T. r
| Wsrded
Trial BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient 70 show it5 merit, Tii be sent 20 ~ yone
applying by letter, stating his symptoms ard age
Communications strictly confidential
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DISSOLUTION OF GlPARTHERSHIP.
PIoNEER .wERY srARLE.

ggkcEs ON GAIL "A AM Hous.
SE day or EicAs. CoupeS, rhSetena, 5Ss5:s,
ss9IEs vrFa, BsfoGcass, BsSgiss, xith the - ~
Set scNessers % 70 ssG15 Il any livery stable OF
ne ccss. ssg AIS HIVES kspt = Esery at reasss-
4 q rates Livery Stab.econ Fourth ss-es Be Tzssr
.nll
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A sEsfIsA.

(LEGEsD.- In New Hampshire, near the banks OF
the Connecticut river, there Is small pond, very
deep, whose waters are OF deep crimson color.
The country adjacent, in the colonial days. was oc-
cupied by the Abenaki tribe Of Indians, who were
driven away By the English settlers. Associated
with the pool is the following legend j
Beside the rushing stream that vainly tries
To WOO the banks away, and long has fought
With angry floods and unexpected rise
To kiss their messy brows; as II 1t thought
To win its prize by passion. Then swift dies
And shuns the nights which it so mady sought
Within whispering wood unloubted sought,
You think, by fays and sprites, but when one
tries
To picture it their home, the fancy dies;
For ghostly red as II souls tortured fought
To hide beneath and leave their bleeding thought,
There turks pool whence hooking shadows rise.
From midnight shadows of the pool doth rise
An Indian girl, by peeping moonbeams sought,
And clad with silver light, as if they thought,
To make the maid more beautiful. She tries
To still her heart, which bleeds as II 1t fought
With some great grief whose memory ne'er dies.
The maiden, fairer than the West, where dies
The day, with plaintive song sings Of Loves rise
And fall How in the olden time there fought
Against her tribe youth SO fair, who sought
Her love. Now changed her song; a captive tries
To conquer conqueror with amorous thought.
A day he madly loves; but when she thought
Elysium was won, his passion dies.
Mad with hot love, to win a kiss she tries
Low kneeling at his ieebwhere, ne'er to rise
He kills her and her heart blood streaming sought
This pool. Lost the fierce battle she had fought.
Her trait'rous lover sought the pool, and fought
With his mad dreams to cool bis fevered thought
He drank. Exultant TO the depths she sought
To tempt him. To- he falls, and struggling dies.
Her song is done, and as the sun doth rise
He seeth naught but shadows though he tries.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-25

Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline ana hSs. $
9F MANHOOD, In all as s0TanlacRs len.
and sr0ssa whatever canse ysTassaeesas It
enrehes and purifes the Blood, Strengthens Il
Nerves, Brain Muscles, Digestion RepTod1esy
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. It
stops any unnatural debiliseting drain upon ste
system, preventing involuntary losses, de5ilitstiT
dreams, sarlinsl lossea with the urine. etc,
destructive TO mind and body. It is cure
eltninator Of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER CGE.
PLANTS. Ii contains no injurious Ingredients.
60 tSa0se suffering from thc cvH effects
OF youthful iasisscrettons or exeesSes9
speedy, ssIorogsts ard permanent CBsE
Us GUARANTEED. Price, S2 90 per bottle,
u i've bottles In case, with full directions ard
advice, $Ke. Sent secure from observation % cry
address upon receipt OF price, or G. 0. D. 20 fe
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE og
4 the University OF Berlin, Germany Office aud
residence, No. 81 street, between Fifth and Sixth
Sacramento. Office hours 8 to IL A. NJ, 8 to and
to SPIN m13-tf
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gpHvsIoiaN AND sURaEoN.-oEFICE iHD
Residence, Nc. s2S j sire #, between Third
Fourth. Hours: s to 20 :. H., TO and 70 P. =.
Office Of City superiu end mt OF Public Schools OF
sarse plsce. m54pln
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CgRR GUARANTEED.
nR. E G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.

nR. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
IL ment, guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dir
illness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache, Nervous Pros.ration caused by the use Of
achohol or tobacco, Wskefulness, Mental Depres-
sion, Softening of the Brain, resulting in insanity
and leading to misery, decay aud death Premature
Old Age, Barrenpess, Loss of Power in Either Sex,
Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhea, caused by
overexertion Of the brain, sslf-a or over
indulgence. Each box contains one months treat
ment; 81 box, or six boxes for IS, sent by mail
70 cure any case. With each order received By US
for six boxes, accompanied With g. we viii send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money II the treatment does not effect a cure.
Druggists, Sacramento, Cal. Orders by mail a.
regular price faz8 1y&wIy
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W. Ae kEt t=hsE1sFEst aKs D3s
EEoMEOP4 THO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, southwest corner of Seventh and
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office II urs: to 8 and TO P. n. I;
and on Sundays only, to P. NJ. a25 4plm
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Fruit yarsi Fruit Jars !
NOTICE.

NoTIeE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned, Directors of the Trinity Church
OF the Evangelical Association Of North Anerica,"
have pettl9ned the Superior Court Of Sacramento
county, State Of California, for leave TO mortgage
the west hell OF Lot Number Eight in the square
bounded by and h and twenty third and TwentT-
fourth streets IN the city # Sacramento, county OF
Sacramento, State OF California and that by order
Of sid Court said petition is set for hearing on
SATURDAY, the 25th dsy Of May, 1888, at 10 oel ok
A. NJ, at the CeuTt-rosEl OF Department No. One OF
said Court, ia the City Of Sacramento.
+. W. V0EGLeIS,
J. CROASNAN,
W. II. AXrHELM,
r. r. Fox,
WILLIAM WILCOX,
Directors.
ADD. c. HISKsoS, Attorney for Petitioners.
rn22-5t
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FEoRMERLY FOoK WAN, HAS RETURNED
q from China with fresh stock OF Drugs and
Medicines, aud will he glad TO ses his former
patrons Frieads and others wishing to consult
with him may do so at his store, No. 926 Third
street, between | and J. mSlm
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

+x*"K Keep TO your place and your place will
keep you" But you cannot expecs to keep
your place without health, the foundation of
all success. For instance. a railroad engineer
in the employ of the G. NJ. & ST. Paul L. R.,
had been grievously affected with diabetes for
SIX wears. He took four boxes Of Kidney
Wort. and now writes that he is entirely
cured and working regularly.
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Charles Robin,
Ego zo2 y @ER EEE.
sACRAM zNTo,

OFFERS To TIE PUBLIC A LARGE STOCK
Of Spring Clothing, Furnishing G5eds and
Hats, at Manufacturers Prices, for Cash Call and
biiity oil clng ourselves the leaders OF shson but
We keep good goods rs any house. keeps in this
city. We slso keep common goods but do not effsr
them :, customers miles, they cali for them.
Poor goods keep men poor aesa's you forget it.
kobin's N ito Is. Ply for what peg get, ard set
what yon buy.
szg Ceusssy orders alied promptly. ur2n
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, April 50. 1883,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

AZ YoLLows:
s.1A A. M.4Suudays xcepted)-Accommo-
Div dation Train to Marysyille, Red Bluff and
Redding.
O.UV cisco Passenger Train, via Benica. Con-
meets at Suisun for Vallejo. Second class
passenger cars for San Francisco attached
1870 ssn M sos n flsa. ss' G Gsss :
Suisun-( Sundays only|-for Vallejo and
Calistoga.
0sfsA A. ks.-(Daily)-o. P. Enlig-ant Train to
OsVv Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
sfA,ssA A. M.-icr ss soon thereafter as prac-
ASsSV ticsble-SundsJs exceptsd)-Steaner for
San Francisco, touching st all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
80 .QA A. M.-(Sundays excepted(- Passenger
IA sOV Train for Woodland. Williams, Willow
Tehama and Red Bluff
sdsAA A. M.-{Dailyt -S@n francisco Passenger
as&V Train. Connects at Calf with Passenger
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the S. p
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Eewh2H
tsanta Barbara5 Los Angeles Cotton
(San Diegol, Yuma, Aaricopa (Frescottb
Tucson, Benson iGuaymas, Mexico). Dem.
ing "a, T.& +. z. R.), FL Paso Ct. g. p
r. r., San Antoine and New Orleans
Connects also at Niles FOR San jose
1,Gss r. Al.-{Dailyt-Orego Express for
FsseFo Marysvillo. Chico. Red Bluff and Residing
0.sa p. M.-(Dailyl-LocaI Passenger Train
Ss3sV ioE Auburn end CoifaE.
NsSR r, sz.-{Dailyl-San francisco fssasnver
CsCS Train, via bsnicia. Connects ut Suisun
-(Sundlys excepted) for Calistoga
a.0A e. M.@Daily)-Iocal Train TO Latlrop
SscS connecting with s. P, SInigTans Train
for Oening aud El Pasc.
NsssA q. Ss.-fSuntsys excsptedl Passenger
'dV Train for Woodland and Knights Land
lag.
H.gg p. sz.--(Dsily,-c. p. Atlantic Express
ssSS for Colfax, Reno Carson and Virginia.,
Bsstle Mountain tAustE), Pslssde
(Enreks), Ogden, Council Bluffs and EAT.
A. N, TOwNE. General Manager
Z. Il. GOODMAN Cent pass'r and Ticket Agent
ja9-4ptf
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ing interest is poorly represented
san pranoisco ueat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slaughtereTB TO dcalera:
BEEr-Prirae. ssg9s medium grades, 7l9sc;
vsAI-Large calves, 7gsc; small ones, 9S1oc
pD.
MuTToE-wethers ars quotable at4495c. and ewes
at 4a41c . n, according to quality.
Handspring is quotabls at eG6le y q
PozK-Iive Hogs, s@sic for hard, and 7a74e
for soft !; dressed do, 1OIis1lc y b for hard
grain Hogs.
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Il. Il. PTERsoE.

EETTET, ais STREET, BETWEEN 60.
SFoursh and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- 60
fetal Teeth inserted on Cold, Yulcanite -II1lO
and all bsses 4 tFeus Oxide or Laughing css sd
rni=sersd far nssnies= sxt~o4ior ~ Tseth fei4iui
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THIS Grrat

z q Is q r c Q {
8 TT oRgsss EtH z
Kennedy and Nerve
IT0AEG is the legit-
mate result OF over
twenty years OF pra, :
ticsi experience, or d
CURES WITH w.
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous ard Physical
Debility, Serniipi Weak.
ness, Spe;mstoiThoa,
state ppm q &.
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r.nriEs a1n6s . az.

L2VOAS tSAfOoS & SSS'3
EN EALEgs, CoRNER OF KEoFr AID Z
Z , streets. highest price ior Hides. Sheer
Peits and TsiIoT Butchers supplied with s2lb
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Sgu1ars
Lard Presses, etc. PEo7aP5 cash returns made iol
all consignmep5s. fels4pts
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a FAFoRITE PRESCRIPTION With physicians
f5- in6ises; len. biliszsusss, sick headache and
general ds bility incident 10 spEing weather is
Dr. Woods Liver Regulator, the regular use
Of which viii produce rsasgss vitality eSd
good hsxish. Druggists.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
HTARY Is. FREEMAS, M. D
MISS G. 1. cess, II. D.,

Gutter BUILDING CUP STAJRs) SOUTHWEST
p corner Fifth and Streets Office hours from
l to and Z to P. NJ. m3-1m
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Dr.. C. W. BgssoN's Celery and Chamo.
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure and
viii cure keadache ef ali kinds, neuralEis.
nervousness and dyspepsia. Proved and IL
dorssd BY nttEieiaua.
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seminal weakness.

Seminal Emissions, tie
consequence ofseif.abule.
This solitary vice or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgsr ce
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"oUsE DECORATOR, CASTINGS, PATTERNS.
III Emblematic Signs, Carved Signs, Carved
Capitals and Butter Stamps Most respectfully
solicit orders from Builders and Contractors from
the interior. ]. S. PARKER, No. s26 street,
Sacram ento. azo-lm
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+For the delicate and complicated difficult
ties peculiar to women, Lydia f. Pinkham's
Yeget2ble Compound is tie sovereign remedy.
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wHRkT-s1 log Tor June.
CcaN-563s Tor June.
PoRK-Sl9 OF for June.
BARD-s1l 81 for June.
RlBs-St0 2I1 for June.
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!, yAoBAhEgro BOILER AND RON ToRAs.
20 l street between Front and Second, SseTa-
mento. Manufacturer OF Steam Boilers, Ebo0t TO,
Work, etc. Also, sl kinds OF kepi.ring. Chang 10
Portable Boilers rom Wood 10 straw 8urneIs =
specially mo-.otf