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BUSINESS CARDS.
j. RYMAN, JR..

UTATCHMA KER AND JEwELER, SOS SO
w J street, between Firth and Sixth, ETSA
ass always hand choice variety Of fine ~ IA
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, etc. a3 I'm sssssszs
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Your CARBOLINE restored my hair after every
thing else had failed. / consider it the best thing
out for the purpose intended.
B. F. ARTHUR, Chemist, Holyoke, Mass.
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>, A. CUNNINGHAM.

- AcaAMENro BOILER AND IR0N aoEgo.
- street, between Front and Second, SsegA.
meHto Manufacturer Of StesTn Boiierr, Sbset Gon
Work, ete. ALEC, sl kinda OF b. -airipg. cdang IN
Portable Boilers frczn Wood 70 s-rsw Burners ;
snac;a II ms-spts
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Seminal weakness,


Is pracced by the youth Of both to an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerriug certainty
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countensnce, dark spots under the eyes, pain In the
head ringing IN the ears, noise like the rustling Of
leaves and rafting OF chariots un ssiness about tho
loins, weakness OF the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss OF confidence, difidence Ia
approaching strangers, a dislike to form now &C.
quaintsnces, disposition to shun society," less Il
memory, hectic fushes, pimpes and various cruz
lions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and
frequent by insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at 8 distancce may be cured ct home by
addressing letter to DR.. GIBBON, stating crse,
symptoms, length OF time the disease has continued
aud have medicines promptly forwarded. free from
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country,
with full and plain directions. By incosing ten
dollars In registered letter, through the PostoEee
or through Wells Fargo Co., package Of medicine
viii be forwarded to any part OF the Union Plesss
say you saw this advertisement In re REcoED.
UEIos. Address. DR. ]. T. GIRBON,
1a2t-4ptfSsw Box 1857, San Francisco.
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BR, 10y FOND WAN,

Dk. 10y FOND WAN,
ENORMERLY FOOK WAN, HAS RETURNED
n from China with fresh stock of Drugs and
Medicines and will be glad to see his former pat ons
friends aud others wishing to consult with him, at
his new store, 9Z6 Third street, between l ard j..
m29-lm*
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF
K Sacramento, State of California. In the matter
Of the estate OF ALYAN E. HUTCHINSON. de-
ceased Now here, on the Sd day OF APRIL, 1888, it
appearing the Court that the appraisers appointed
by the Court herein have fled their appraisement
of the homestead of the deceased. appraising its
value at the time of the appraisement and also at
the time the homestead ected, it is therefore
ordered by the Court that APRIL l6 1888, at the
opening OF the Court be fixed for hearing objections
70 such appraisemeut from all persons interested
therein and that notice OF such hearing be given by
publishing a copy Of this order in the S lCRAMESTo
DAILY REcoRD-USIos, daily from April 4, 1883, to
April Il, 1888, both days inclusive.
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG,
Judge Of the Superior Court of said county and
State.
true copy Attest: G. NJ C0GLAN, Clerk.
By ]. P ELDRED, Deputy Clerk
ga-zA--as = 3A1Es. Assosseys AID
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wm. EacmsY HRrGGn. NJ. D.,

GULTsT, AURIST and PHYSICIAN FOG
s : Diseases Of the TAo1t. oi1cs, 1891 street.
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank Sacramento,
Cal. Bours-9;29 TO ls 4. u: l 70 p.N Sunday
p.S0 20 Il A. r.: TO P. 4. ml-G
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UN;ON Hotel

| y ECoND AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO
T9tee By the month. Billiards, cholce liquors ant
cigara. Got lysech daily from u A. L. till p. L.
". G. ("JoE'1 BOWERS,
rnf.4-1rrr prnnrie,nr.
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VIA. aurENr,EnGEI,.

IRON AND BRAsS FOUNDER AsD EA.
4 christ, Front and n streets. Manufacturer Of
Guttenberger's Horse Powers, PateE. Ground Role,
and Clog Creshea and Barley Mills. al kinds OF
Hydraulic Fpos. For sale, Three Miller 2atent Ea5
Presses fnI-4p'r 70
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR. cEaRGE PYRuRN.

nFFIoE, SOUTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND
streets (over Tufts Drug store). Office hourg-
to 10 A. NJ; to 8 and to SPIN. al14pm
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DR.. Felix lie Bruins
a.. AND g.

A guaranteed Cure for Gonorrhea and elect. Safe.
pleasant and reliable. No bad effects from its use
Does not interfere with business or diet Price, 81
per box, or three boxes Tor So Written guarantees
Issued BY every duly authorized agent to refund the
money II three boxes fail 10 cure. Sent postage
prepaid on receipt Of price. DIR. FELIX LIE BRUN
g CO, Sole proprietors. KIRK, GEARY & CO.,
authorized agents FOR Sacramento Cal fe2S-1y
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sINoeR sEWING MACHIMEs.

ENUINE SINGER MACHINES SOLD ON
q y easy installments rented for 81 a month I;
needles for all kinds Of machines, rs cents Dozen
ISEGER OFFICE, No. SIS ] st., Sacramento f194ptf
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nW. HATCH.
De. w. FL. RALDW

OFFlcE, SIG srREKT-oFFIoE HOURS 9
A. NJ, and 1890 20 2Px. m1-u
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HOTEL LAMoHAM,

HVEEG s-5zsHeSkSAFsfe
TioRNER FOURTH AND STREETS. s AGRA.
u
menso-strictly drzs-class, on the European plsn.
T. D. Servers Carriages Will take all passengers tree
Of charge from Depot to Hotel
ml-splrn TERRY s CO., Nsnsgsrs
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f. 4. Fey,

DRICK OR WOOD HOUSES RAISED OR
D moved in city or country, on reasonable terms,
the shortest notice guaranteed to give satisfsc
ton. LELAND HOWE, No. 1927 street. m22-1m
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We AZ NDWhSWNs hse Dss
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office, southwest corner Of Seventh ard
Streets in Bryte's new building, up stairs. Resi-
lence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office "a urs : to 8 and to p N. !;
and on Sundays only to P. NJ. fe26 4p1m
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DR.. GIBBONS DIOPENSARY,
e2s Ecarny street, San Franciseo.
Estahllshed in 1s54. h

Established in 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexus
and Seminal diseases,
such az Gonorrhes, Gleet, ,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak.
ness, Inpotency, Skin
Diseases, etc., perma.
nently cured or no charge
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
\ consequence ofself-abussl
: This solitary vice or de
\ n
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DE. NIXON.

RFFICE IND RESIDENCE, STREET BE.
z , tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. e15 and 9s0 VIII
vsit the Railroad hospital daily st $50 A. II. Office
h1ur5-s to nm; 70 BPM, and EVENING" fels-lm
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REMOVED.


nEETIgI, AI5 STREET, BETWEEN sssTa.
FFouTth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- |f5SsSss-5,3
fetal Teeth ineerted on Gold, Vu,canite O1IIlO
and all bassa. Nitrous oxids or Laughing Gas I'D
for painless extraction Of Teeth. feI4-1u
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ESHYsIUAN AND sURGEoN.-oFEiCE ND
e Residence, 10: 3eS ere i, between <hird
Fourth. Hours g 10 20 A. H.. 8 70 and to 3 P 4.
Office OF City Sapsrir .e1d mt Of Public Schools Of
sa,pe plaza m5Arlm
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DENTISTRY.

"a ENLIST, oUINNs BUILDING, -.
I northeast corner Fourth and Jl11TTsszssssss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on all N1lID
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction of teeth. fe25-H
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Eastern and Rorsign Marksts,

UEw YoRE. April 18TH.
sRaADsTU2Fs Flour is dull and Wheat is
strong, latter at 81 059I IL y bushel.
WooL-Cslifornia Is steady at 12814c for ial
hurry, ana 18120c for clean fall; spring bury, I5@
zoe; clean spring, 24@S1c pulled 1SG90c.
HIDss-CaGiofuia are duIl at 25@22ic.
CHICAGO, April 18th.
wHsAT-s1 055 for May
CoRS-521c for May.
PoRK-slS 90 for May.
LARD-S1l 3TA for May.
RIBs-S9 ST..
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Yankton Press: A startling discovery
has been made which certainly will
not rebound to the credit of the last Da-
kota legislature. 1t is found that within
the ''carefully guarded railroad law
known as chapter ninety-nine, laws of
1888, is positive specification in favor of
railroads-one which, perhaps, the rail
road companies themselves may not ap-
prove Of, as it is almost certain to stimu-
late granger warfare against corporations
and in the end prove disastrous to the
companies operating ill Dakota. The et-
feet of the act is to exempt all railroad
lands in Dakota from taxation, 80 long as
they remain the property of railroad
corporation, whether it is necessary to op-
crate the road Or not. Under this law
the immense possessions of the Northern
Pacific and the land which belongs to the
Chicago & Northwestern in the counties
Deuel., Grant, Codington and Hamlin are
relieved from taxation even to the town
sites which are their property. The
Northern Pacific land grant in Dakota is
one hundred miles wide and four hundred
and fifty miles long and under this secret
act ola legislature which had already COM
mitted enough open infamy to consign
most of its members to everlasting igno-
miny, this immense tract is relieved from
the responsibility of sharing the public bur-
den.
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q,lainted with Indian agents at the reser.
vation, he was delegated to make the re.
quest to send downa few wild Indians.
He sent an order to the agent of the Da-
kotians, and to the agent of the Santee'
for all the Indians they could possibly
spare, to Yankton. Lo and behold, on
Tuesday morning, July 3, they commenc.
ed pouring in and at noon there was an
even six hundred, all ready for their din,
ner, and everybody knows an Indian nev.
er misses meal. It is said Yankton had
to slaughter Is oxen, besides the trim,
mings. Rather an expensive joke.
That came very near being serious
runaway on last Monday. About noon, as
our city draymen was hauling a very
heavy load of dry goods for Overseth &
Dyste, his high spirited horse became
frightened at large piece of paper float
ing around the street. The driver was
thrown out on turning thecorner, but not
hurt, the horse kept on down Broadway
with the load flying in all direct tons and
he turned east on Second street, when he
came in contact with huge pile of lum-
ber, then north on Center street and
made an acute turn and struck heavily
loaded box car, which brought the fiery
and untamed steed up standing, and was
caught. The damage will all be promptly
paid by the owner. There was not a
scratch on the horse, which is miraculous.
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BERESEORD.

\ Regular Correspondent Sends a
Few Pointers in Regard to that
Thriving Burg.
Small grain is doing well, corn all
worked out and some small grain rapidly
nearing harvest time.
Bcresford is rapidly putting on the ap-
pearance becoming railroad town, some
of the most enterprising receiving their
goods and building their stores over them.
j. Ready & Co. haye fine hardware
store, which is now overfowing with an
immense stock. A tin shop in connection
will be great convenience to the farm
ers
Thomos Roman is building a fine store
and will bring up his stock of general
merchandise from Emmet. Mr.. Roman
is we'll known to the Union county people
as reliable dealer.
Your late townsmen, Palmer & Church
hill are doing rushing business in the
livery line. They have fine sale and
feed barn now. and expect to build large
addition Immediately. Their turn outs
are stylish enough to suit the most fastid-
ious.
David Stephens is rushing around from
his store to the depot, buying hogs or
anything that person has to sell, and al
ways with fist full of greenbacks to meet
the occasion.
With such men as are locating at Beres-
ford, one may well prophecy a brilliant
future.
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DAKOTA ITEMS.

Dakota has. one hundred and twenty
newspapers.
Six hundred and fifty Sioux Indians
celebrated the Fourth in Yankton.
Fourteen hogs out of herd of fifty,
died at Valley Springs last week from the
excessive heat.
Judge Edgerton has appointed e. G.
Edgerton, his son, clerk of the court for
Iankton county.
Among the attractions of the 4th at
White Lake, Aurora county, was a foot
race between two young ladies.
Mrs. Stumph, an aged lady living four
miles south of Marion, suicided last Fri
day by drowning herself in well.
Master, charged with robbery, fell out
of the Huron Jail on Saturday night, and
has not since been heard from.
There are over 700 men and about 400
teams employed on the railroad now build
ing between Hurley and Centerville.
The artesian we'll at Mitchell only flows
small stream now. There are various
theories as so what caused the flow to
abate.
An unknown man from Marshaltown,
a hand on the extension of the Jim val
ley line, was killed on Tuesday near Mitch
el He fell while crossing from one car
to another.
Another death, caused by falling from
the top of moving train, occurred at
Mitchell two or three days ago. The un-
fortunate man was stranger about thirty
years Of age.
Bishop Clarkson has resigned the bish-
opric of the Episcopal church Of Dakota,
and his successor will be appointed in o.
tober by the convention of bishops to be
held in Philadelphia. IF in order We
would like to nominate Rev. DR.. Hoyt of
Huron, for the position.
Aberdeen Pioneer: Edmunds and Faulk
counties have for a long time back been
striving for organization, in every honor
able way, each county containing upward
of ., 500 people None Of the townsite
companies have see fit to "divy'' with the
governor and neither of the counties have
been organized.
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GLEANINGS.

China gets its early European news
from American papers.
A burglar at Ovid, Mich, used 50
cents worth of chloroform on q man
from whom he stole 35 cents.
The boss pension agent has turned
up in Natchez. He secured negro
widow pension of $1,000, and handed
over $780, taking the remaining $3.50
for his fee.
1t is said that Flipper, the negro
West Pointer, who was ,cashiered for
alleged stealing, and who joined the
Mexican army, is now brigadier gen.
eral in that service.
The pupils in Philadelphia institu-
ton for fe.sble-minded children gave q
performance of ..Pinafore," and, it is
said, 'tproved equal to the require
ments.
The greater part Of cargo of sound
cocoanuts shipped from the West Indies
were found, upon arrival ut Philadel-
phia, to be worthless. Rats had gnaw.
ed out the eyes, drank the milk. and
thus ruined the meat OF the nut.
OF the large number of persons
whose names appear in the Philadel.
phia Directory, fifteen are Large, siz
Bigger, fifty-fve Small, and one hun.
dred and thirty-two Little, but there
are only two Littleboys.
It struck Colorado Springs CORE
spondent Of the Springfield Republican
as little singular that the man who
described the place As 80 paradise fos
invalids'' was making living BY bury.
ing the invalids who died there.
Railway travelling is safer in Norway
and Sweden than elsewhere in Europe,
year often passing without : single
! and France ono = killed ont g evsrJ
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The lottery companies have again met
with defeat. Postmaster General Gresh-
am has decided to follow the precedent of
Judge Key in prohibiting them the use
mails. There is no doubt, he says,
that the order issued by Key to the post
master at New Orleans in November,
1879, was clearly justified by the Revised
statutes. The present decision, however,
promises to be merely the forerunner of
others that the postmaster general will be
called upon to make. The opponents of
the Louisiana state lottery company are
preparing for a new assault and will ask
that all newspapers containing lottery ad-
vertisements be prohibited from passing
through the mails. AS the opponents of
the lotteries seem-<o-~be determined in
theu-eforts to- break up the business, it
looks as:thousb- the postmaster general
would have hisAands full.
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Some persons unacquainted with the
law, think it strange that they should be
required to make deposit Of money for
two keys of their postoffice boxes. The
postmaster has no discretion in the mat
ter and is governed by the following ruling
cf the department:
Private individuals have no right to
manufacture keys to postoffice boxes for
themselves, but must secure them from
postmasters, making deposit of fifty cents
for each key If parties refuse to make
the deposit, and the keys are manufacture
ed, their mail should be placed i'll the gen.
eral delivery, the boxes closed, and an ap-
propriate amount of the rent which has
been paid refunded
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The outlook for a bountiful harvest has
visibly frightened in this territory within
the past week. Copious rains in central
and southeastern Dakota havegiven new
life and vigor to all plants, and it is be-
lieved sufficient rain has fallen in these
sections to warrant the belief that a full
average crop of wheat, oats and corn wi
be harvested Northwestern Minnesota
and northeastern Dakota points still com
plain of prolong ed weather, Or but slight
rains not sufhcien to moistcn the ground,
while eastern and southeastern Dakota
has enjoyed the blessing Of abundant rain.
The extremely warm weather of the past
week has given corn an immense impetus
and the prospects are excellent for that
cereal.
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LIMOS CENTRAL R. R.
Shortest line between
SiOuX sCity to Chicago
Without change of cars.

icing January LIST, 1882, daily express
niger train will leave Sioux City. Sat
lays excepted; leave Sioux City 2:3O
NJ; arrive in Chicago AS p. N.
hg cars run through from Sioux City to
bgers leaving Chicago, bound west, at 10
Illinais Central, will arrive at Sioux CITY
day at 10 :25 A. NJ.
cmodation train will leave Sioux City daily
at 6:40 p. NJ, connecting with through
train at Fort Dodge. Trains going east
At Chicago with all trains Detroit, Cleve-
dalo, Niagra Falls. Pittsburg, Philadel-
amore, Washington, New York, Boston
arts of the east.
anois Central is the quickest route to Ce-
as, Burlington and Keokuk, making direct
IN at Waterloo with the Burlington, Cedar
Northern railway.
Aln connects at with trains on the Cedar
nd Minnesota branch leaving Waterloo at
=, ard arriving at Mona at I 200 A. NJ =, con-
18th the Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad
arriving at st. Paul at $50 P. NJ, and
npolis at 6:43 Pm.
lions are made at Dubuque with trains
nois Central main line leaving Dubuque
n, arriving at Gales esburg at :55 P, NJ.
EOS P. NJ, Burlington Co +. NJ. Rock
$50 P. NJ, Quincy at 1910 P. NJ. st.
~ A. n, and Cairo at 4:lO A. NJ, con-
Cairo with trains for Memphis, Nash
nburg, Mobile, New Orleans and all parts
lions are made at Freeport with Chicago.
and st. Paul, leaving Freeport at i :l9
arriving at Racine at $50 P, NJ, and
at 6 20 p. M.
hecked through to all important points
Dugh tickets and information apply at the
eptrat depot
IN by Dubuque time, which is twenty
ater than Sioux City.
FIERY, J.F, TUCKER.
neral supt. Traffic Manager.
4. II. HANSON, Genl Pass. Agt.
-, Agent, Sioux City,
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If the cholera now raging in Egypt
should penetrate to the continent Of
Europe, it would cut short the summer
vacations of good many Americans now
abroad Fortunately the French port
which does so large business with North
and South America. Havre, has little if
any Eastern commerce Marselilles is the
port of danger and pleasure seekers would
hardly 60 there in the summer any way.
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The Sioux Falls Press says that viii.
liam Bulge of Grand Forks, one of the
bondsmen of DR.. n. w. Scott, as mem
Der of the capital commission, in the sum
of $40, 900, and Alexander Griggs, one Of
the bondsmen of DR.. Scott, in the sum Of
100000, as treasurer of the capital com
mission, have forwarded papers to Yank-
ton asking to be released from RESPONSE
blity as bondsmen, Three other bonds.
men are said to be ready to be relieved
if Messrs Bulge and Griggs succeed.
Scott bond as treasurer is not on file at
at Yankton, unless with the governor.
1t is generally supposed that the chair
man of the commission is its custodian.
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The board of commissioners of Mime
haha county have undertaken the duty of
calling special election for choosing dele
gates to constitutional convention to be
held in Sioux Falls, September 4. They
will appoint the judges and set in motion
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The Elk Point Courier in it's report Of
the celebration at that place, says: The
orator Hon. R. F. Pettigrew, WAS then
introduced who delivered magnificent
address, the finest, probably, ever deliver,
ed in the county. He spoke of the past
conduct and the present condition and flu
ture prospects Of Dakota in way that
awakened the admiration of every one fol
both Mr.. Pettigrew and their state. He
dwelt at length upon the subject of state,
hood and the rights of the people.
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Dakota has more postoffices than Ari-
zona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware,
Florida, Idaho. Indian territory, Loulsi-
ana, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire,
New Mexico, Oregon. Rhode Island, Yer
mont, Utah, Washington territory or Wy
oming More than Delaware, Nevada,
Dhode Island and Montana combined,
with all but fourteen Of Wyoming add.
o1
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all the public machinery for obtaining the
voice of the people.

The Fourth of July usually corners
banGages, splints, and liniments, and this
year had more than the usual showing.
The raid of the press upon the deadly toy
pistol did good deal toward abolishing it
but the record shows that there were sew
eral fathers and mothers and dealers who
had neither the good sense nor the hu
manity to abolish them.
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DR., Tanner, who once starved for forty
days in new York and then cornered the
watermelon market, is living in James
town n. Y, and eats as much as any
BODY.
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IWille Awake Drueeist

eot help noticing the liberal offer made to
. and sufferers by DR.. Kings new discov-
sumption. Yo1are requested to call at
fng store, and get trial bottle free of
aee suffering with consum ption. se-
colds, asthma, bronchitis, hay fever.
y, hoarsoness, or any affection of the
nss. i Win positively cure you.
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Business failures the past week num-
bered 13O, of which western states are
credited with so.