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eocrAL Ann PEE snaAr.

L. Tozer wife and children. will arrive from the
East to-day.
William Rider, Superintendent Of the Carrier De-
partMent Of the Sacramento Postoffce has gone to
Ell Dorado county for week Of recreation.
George Meyers, OF Coloma, FL Dorado county, ia
visiting Sacramento, the guest Of his brother, YIN.
Meyers postal sgent on the Sacramento and Placer
vile haiway.
Representative Burkhart, who has been attending
the Subsidiary High Court of Fnresters at Philadl.
phia passed through yesterday en- route to his home
at Portland, Oregon.
3. F. Howard and his wife have returned from
Tahoe, Independence and other lakes in the Serras
They were accompanied by Miss MeKinstry, of Gait,
and Miss Jennie Morton, of Routiers.
Mrs Campion, daughter Of Fl. S. Beals and for.
merly the wife OF Judge Coggins of this city, has
arrived from Paris where she has resided four years
with her husband. who is an artist Mrs Campion
is sitting her sister, Mrs. Ingalls,.
D. f. Alexander, who went to Philadelphia the
last Of July as representative of Court Sacra.
mento to the Subsidiary High Court, A. o. F., ar
rived home, accompanied BY his wife, yesterday.
He reports having peasurable time, and that til 9
Order was shown to be in a prosperous condition.
The next meeting OF the High Court will be held at
Detroit, Mich, on the second Tuesday In August,
1855, and biennially thereafter
James C. Howe, Eminent Commander Of Emanuel
CommandeIy, Macon, Mo-, who was injured in San
Francisco by falling from n Gesry-street car, and
who has been visiting in tins city for several DAYS as
the guest Of his nephew, John n. Howe left for
home on last nights overland train, having suffi-
ciently recovered 10 be able TO undertake the trip
by easy stages. George Gates, Of the same Com.
mandery, accompanies him. These gentlemen voice
the same sentiment Of praise for the Golden state
and the hospitality enjoyed up01 the coast which
has been 50 frequently aud unanimously expressed
by the visiting knights
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday: S.
K. Thornton, Phil. G. Conn., J. C. Hays, X. p. Ham
mond, Jr., N. A. Rothsehild. C. Jost, d. c. Allen,
A. Simon, f. sehweizer, F. Hawkins. John Finn,
H. P. Livermore, A. Wasch j. Schlessinger, l.. l..
Cromwell. San Francisco; VIM Johnston, Rich
land c. F. MeGashen and family, Truekee J. L..
Bailey and daughter, Il. L. Bailey aud wife, Dem
yer; J. d. Ayegl and wife, Chico; Miss E. l..
Bishop, Reno =. A. Bacher. Gilroy G. F. Allen,
Petalnma G. X. Giuyas John KeaD st. Helena (;
II. II. Harris, Rutherford; +. L. Coombs, II. A.
Pellet, Napi; Il. koher, San Francisco.
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SNAGBoAT WoRK.-Yesterdsy at IL a. NJ.
the United States snagbost Seller arrived at
Six Mile Bar, above the city. from the upper
Sacramento, unde, orders from Colonel Men
dell, and will make channel through the
bsr at that piece. In two or three dsys it is
expected thst there viii be channel with
Eve fee. of water. Six.Mils Bar Is place
where the Government for two or three years
has heen considering proposition TO put in
wing dam. The Seller came down to the
city last evening. Captain Palfrey arrived
from San Francisco last evening" on the over
land train. The water this year is lower than
If has been for many years, aud s1sgs that
have never before caused trouble havs had to
be removed. Since the susgboat has been at
work on the river over 5000 snags have been
taken out. The boat will return to the upper
Sacramento when the Six-Mile Bar is re-
paired.
on PAINTINGS AT AUcTIoE.-Bell Il Co
the well known suctioneers. will sell at auc.
tion at their salesroom, GIG J street, at 7:S0
P. n to-day, large and elegant selection Of
sketches snd studies from nature by eminent
sftists. This ia special ard peremptory
artisss' sale OF valuable paintings OF CaGtoI-
mis- scenery. The paintings ara on exhibition,
and Bell & Co. hsve received instruction to
sell the entire collection without reserve.
Sale positive.
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Sacramento, Sep ember by Rev. C. NcKelvey,
Samuel j. Sampson to Olins BeaTnson.
Sacramento, September By Rev. II ". Feather.
stun, VIM. NJ. Dyke to Mrs, Hannah J. Bradley,
both OF Eockln
Napa, August s-By Rev VIM. Leacock at the
residence Of the brides mother, S. Wardner to
Alice V. Dresser.
Chico Township. September 2-BenJ. E Campbell
to IsadoIe A. Munjar.
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The RECORD. UNION is for sale
upon all trains going from and com
Ing to Sacramento, at FIVE CENTS
per copy. ASK for it on the train.
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HoRsFoRD's AoD PHOSPHATE Excellent
results. D.. J. L. Willis, Eliot, Me, says !:
" HoEsford's Aeii Phosphate gives mott ex.
eellent results"
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THE Q. S. Analytical Chemist at Wash
ington pronounced tAe Eciipss Champagne
one Of the purezt wires in tbs market.
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NoTIoE. Mr.. James M. Hs'e has with
drawn from oar firm under date of August
%, 1888. Hsle Bros. & Co.
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MARRlE5.

Rock AND Rye cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent. =
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PlLIus COURT,


The calendar IN the Police Court yesterday
morning was unusually Large. Tie following
csses were disposed Of: j. A. Lsvia and j.
Z. Lewis, charged with battery, entered a
plea of not guilty, waived jury. and had
their CASES continued until Thursday morn
ing in order to secure the attendance Of GER
tei1 Witaeises. james Mclaughlin, the only
prisoner in the dock, WAC asked to stand ~
while the clerk read q charge Of vagran3y
that had been placed against him. James
looked pressy rough dirty fsee, dishevelled
hai-, tattersd and sojlsd cloths > trembling
hand and lettering frame tocS .Ainly told Of
the blightiGE effect OF oOpiols draughts CT
China gin. a few years since McLaushlin,
who has an excellent trade, was employed ia
the railroad shops, earned good wages, was
the head Of happy family, and regarded by
al IS 3 useful eud respectable citizen. he
was found guilty as charged aud sent TO tne
county jl1 for 30 days. For the past two
years he has graosd the chain gRng-fuliy one
hall of the tins. Dr.. H. J. Cooksley. who
while intoxicated Monday night MADE Rome
howl, IN the neighborhood of Tenth and
y strsets. was brought bafore She
Court on n charge of disturbing the
pesce Of his Heighhors. Several prominent
citizens who vera disturbed by this bolster
GUS and uEgsntlemRuly conduct, appeared 10
Court and asked that the case be continued
indefinitely snd that the defendant be 81.
lowed to 90 on his own recognizauce upon
promises of fusurs good conduct. The defend.
ant made the Court promise to abstain from
strong drink IS means to drown sorrow.
The Court SOC pied the promise, and les the
defendant 60, with the understanding
thet if he ezme Up again the old and
new charge would both be prosecuted
~ n
battery. stssed that they had been engaged
10 "duiet little fight" thst they did not
wish to presents ens another. their difficulty
had bean satisfactorily arranged, etc. They
were allowed 60 depart on the payment OF the
Court costs. Robert Shay was coaYicssd of
disturbing ths peace and 81, Markwort of
bsttery they viii be sentenced this morning
Jske Smith WAS found guilty of disturbing
Che pescs and quiet of Second and Il streets,
and will be senpseosd this morning. Jsmss
A. Bates and David Smith, who we're en-
gagged i, diserkc sful fight in TIE Sscra.
Eenso Restaurant Monday morning, were
both found guilty OF battery. The Judge
viii ssntenee khem today. Bates hsd pair
Of very black eyes " and fearful cash in
IL head, all Of which be claims to baye re-
csived az the hands of Smith.
GREEKS FIsKD.-Consssble Jones, Deputy
Fish Commissioner, came up the river on the
San Francisco steamer yesterday morning,
having in charga six Greek fishermen, whom
be had aiyest5d fer violstiog ths hsh lava.
Ghsir names are John Philips, 5. Angola,
Peter Je5ss, tahn Constantine, Z. STAN
paste and .Jshn Willisms. They Esrs ct.
rsizned before Jadas Csiimer, pleaded guilty,
were s5ed $50 apiece, which they promptly
paid, aud lsfs Tor shsir homes ca the return
boat.
1000 LADIES merieo vests tfnishs5l 80
ne anch-Kcd Hnusa
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g0RH.

Sacramento August 2a-wife Of Fred. W Ingham,
son.
Biebor, August 8o-wife Of G. NJ Kenyon, a daugi.
ter.
Chico. August S1-wife OF c. Chisholm, daughter.
Quincy, August 3l-Wife Of Walker Bell, a caugh-
ter.
Near woodland, August 28-wlfe Of Geo. Eustace,
son.
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4oFKRTIsIMsEz 9EHZTCs..
To -splendidly roon,s
Desirable storage for hep5.
Wanted WcInan to cook.
Fr8uen- Vercin-This afternoon.
Farm for sale on Merritt Island
CAL robsl a5vertises fam for ssis.
Drum corps wanted.
A millinery srleslady wanted.
Lady correspondent wanted.
Uni0n Lodge, T. and A. M.-To-night.
Card Of thanks from Mr.. a. Schaeffer.
Patent iufringements.
Wanted Girl Tor cAamber-worli.
Auction gale
Bell & Cs.-To-dsy-Ol paintings
aaGnssa A3yaIslsslisz' s.
Red House-Fall trade goods.
John T. Stoll-Fair week.
Lyon & Curtis Commission Merchants.
c. zRicksl-Astreet foundry.
Langham Restaurant street, between Second
and laird.
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Wz HAVE received to-day soms excellent
Job lots in silks, ho,iery, linen towels and Ia
aiss' mesinc undssaear-Red Houge.
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DAUEscHFID1IsM. by 4 PRACTICAL
SD Bn1nsheiait A new method Of cure for
Rheumatism, Govt, Paralysis Neufa'gis, Drcpsy,
Asthma, Liver kinney aid Lung Dis ases, Loss
Of hearing (uos iuborD dssfnts ~ Consumption aad
al diseases arising from impoFe blood, or any i'm
perfect action u the sonaach liver. Reliable refer
encss given. Charges noder t. Office hours "a
or. NJ, Saaiays excepted Room No. {, 7i0 X
strest, between seyuath and Eighth suz7-lli
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1000 LADIES neri1o vests tfaishs5), so
MS sach-Red House.
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We offer the l00-acre tract, with
good dwelling, stable, outhousea,
ETC., small orchard, for $50 per
acre.
The other tracts for from $50 to
$50 per acre. ABORTION Of which
has a bearing orchard, and set out
to foreign grapevines. The soil
upon this land is from 4 to 8 feet
deep.
TERMS OF PAYMENTl
One.third Cash; Deferred Payments at
Low Rate OF Interest
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Daily WEATHER REPORT.

UHTEp STATES sIGEAL OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, September A, IS53-S:02 Pm
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OF the library. The testimony of the witness
went to show that the greater portion of the
correspondence was conducted by hin st the
request Of Mr. Wallis, bus witness did not
believe that the reason was because OF the in.
competency Of his superior.
Board adjourned until 4. N. today,
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EGYPT.

CAIKo, Dec. 12.---Baker Pasha's force
consists of 1890 gensdarmes, 500 mounted
and 1900 black troops, 1000 Bedouins
with five guns. This force is additional to
that at Suakim. Col. Sartorious commands
the gendarmerie, end Zebehr Pasha COM
mands the blacks and half of the Bedouins.
The latter advance on Berber from Sua-
kim, while the other half of the Bedouins,
under Hussien Pasha, go up the Nile re-
cruiting the Bedouins on the way. The
two forces will try to join between Berber
and Suakim.
CAIRO, Dec. 12.-Baker Pasha starts for
Suakim tomorrow.
CA1Bo. Dec. 12---Alaed Deem Pasha, gov
ernor of Khartoum, returned to that place
from Duem with the garrison, guns. am
munition and supplies there. He states
the report is confirmed that Ell Mahdi after
the battle returned to Ell Obied with the
cannons, ammunition and battery of Krupp
guns which he had taken from Hicks
Pasha. Ell Mghdi Is preparing to send TO-
0G0 men to the province or Darfour and
another 10000 to subdue the kobolish
tribes near khartOum.
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cons with her shonts until an officer took
her in. She said the occasion for hsr
riotous conduct grew out of the futile at
tenn pts of a man to commit nameless
crime.
A wild cat weighing twenty-one pounds
is on exhibition at Bachun Bros.' gun
store on south Washington avenue. The
animal was shot by j. Woodbridge in the
un6erbrush near Kegsn's lake.
Early yesterday morning the grocery
store of Kinshep. owned by John Morton,
on Thirty-frst street and Portland avenue
was destroyed by i-e, en- railing loss
which is estimated at $1,000; insured
Chas. E. Page, colored porter in the bar
Der shop under Barge's, is in durance at
the hands of Officer H:ce. It seems that
three customers visited the shop yesterday
and each took g bath. Meanwhile Page
took walk, and when one of
the customers stepped up to the
cashier to pay his bill he dis
covered that $50 had been distracted from
mis- pocket. Naturally suspicion fell on
Page. and when he put il an appearance
he was taken in custody.
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sequently had half an hours interview
with Ferry.
SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. ~ TIE ministerial coun-
Gil approved the draft of the royal speech
to be delivered at the opening of the
cortes. 1t is reported the speech announces
the extension of the suffrage to all who
are able to read and write and who pay
taxes, and with the view to its further ex-
tension mentions possible reforms of the
constitution for discussion by the future
cortes. It also proposes bills for civil
marriages and jury trials. 1t declares the
relations of Spain with all foreign powers
are friendly. The dispute with France re-
lative to the treatment of Alfonso in
Paris has been satisfactory arranged i.
The relations now existing between the
countries are friendly, as BETTING two
adjacent nations with common commercial
interests. Spain, it says, will endeaver to
increase the cordially with France if
possible. 1t is believed that Sarga sta will
accept speeches as conciliating the exist
ing majorities in the cortes and dynastic
left, and avoiding split in the liberal
party. The conservative organs denounce
the commercial agreement with England,
and claims IFS provisions are injurious to
Spanish interests.
MADRID Dec. 12.---It is rumored that the
governor of the island of Fernando Pc,
his government that the
French vessel had taken possession of the
islands OF Annabon and Corisco, with Gulf
Guiana belonging to Spain.
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The Ambler-Keith Scandal.

Especial telegram to the Globe.
FARGO, D. T., Dec. 12.-The committee
appoiuted at the session of the Minnesota
NJ. E. conference held at st. Paul to ex-
anime into the charges of immortality pre-
ferred against Rev. R. S. Amber in the
Keith matter, held sessions at Casselton yes
terday and to-day, and heard a large
amount OF testimony pertaining to his re-
lations with Mrs. Keith, with some ante
cedent history. 1t is learned that while
the Keith charges were not fully substan-
tiated, enough was developed to warrant
his continued suspension from ministerial
duties until a fuller investigation and
trial Is had by the next conference. Among
the allegations reported to have been
made in regard to his previous life were,
that he he'd wife in an ipsanse asTIum
in Wisconsin, fifteen years ago, and that in
southern MinnesooE wife died sud
denly under very peculiar circumstances
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The Election

BosToN, Dec. 1.-THE results of the
election in Boston yesterday are as follows:
Augustus Pulartin elected mayor, getting
27,54O against 25 997. For alderman Hugh
OBrien has q majority of 1913. Gen.
Isaac Burreli, member of the street com
mission for many years, candidate Repub-
licans and Citizens, was reelected over
VIM B. Smart, having nsjority of 1920.
Citizens and Republicans elected ten of
the twelve aldermen. Council stands Sc
Republican, SO Democrats and Indepen-
dent Democrats. The vote against license
is unexpectedly large, the negative votes
numbered 1856 against $4,000 IN the
affirmative. Last year the vote stood for
license 22,772, against 1926.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 12.-Ex-AIder-
man Barrett, member of the Democratic
state committee, and James Kirby were
arrested in connection with the graveyard
insurance" conspiracy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Senator Van
Wyck offered resolution calling on the
secretary of the treasury for copies of all
vouchers and items of expense for the
special or assistant attorneys and detect
ives, with the names of all parties since
March 4, 1881, except such period as has
been covered by the information already
furnished the senate.
The senate took up the resolution offered
Yesterday by Senator Beck, directing the
secretary of the treasury to furnish IL
formation concerning the sinking fund,
etc, and Senator Beck addressed the SEN
ate He said: st is perfectly apparent
the request of the secretary of the treas
ury made in tbs recent report to keep up
the taxation beyond the wants of the gov
eminent. so that at least S50,000,000 be
applied to the sinking fund, ought not to
be complied with, and his own report
seems to furnish a basis for the statement
when the information asked for is pre-
scented. He shows we have paid
S700,000,OO0 of the public debt beyond
what any creditor can say good faith re-
qulred for the maintenance of the sinking
fund, under any law or obligation we have
created. We ought now to say what every
creditor IN the United States wants Us to
say, that there is no necessity to keep up
the taxation TO the extent of providing
S50,O0O,O0O year, which The secretary
recommends, but ought to allow the out
standing bonds to remain as security for
the circulation of the national banks, and
such other purposes as they are needed
for, and We ought to reduce the taxation.
He would not say how, but in some
way to get the people re-
lief from the onerous taxation.
The sinking fund has been fully and
fairly provided for. He said for two years
some purpose of the fund was to give as
suraace or security for debt would be paid
and this it amply does, and would do with
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PITI,E.SIP lies

4 sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching sid
liberated Piles, has been discovered by Or. VII
liam, (sn Indian remedy called Dr.. WlLIAN's
INDIAN OINTMENT. eingle boz has cured the
one need suffer five minutes after applying THIS
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions and In
struments do more harm than goOd. Williams
Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after getting .sarn
in bed.) acts as q poultice, gives instant and
painless rglief, and is prepared only for Piles,
itching of the private parts, and for nothing else
For sale By all druggists, and mailed on receip
Of price, 81. MOVES, BROS. 4 CUTLnp,
Wholesale Agents, st. Paul, MINI. ais
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Notice to Creditors.

State Of Minnesota, County Of Ransey-ss. In
Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate OF Albert 3. Dorr de-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given to ell persons having
claims and demands against the estate of Albert IL.
Dorr late of the county OF Ramsey. in said STATE,
deceased, that the Judge OF probate of said county
viii hear examine and adjust claims and demands
aeafkt said estate at his Office in Saint Paul, IN
said county, on the first Monday of the month oi
March. A. d.. 1884. at ten o'clock and that sz
months from the DIST day of November. A. D. 1888.
have been limited and allowed by said pro6ate
court for creditors to present their claims.
Dated this 2Ist day OF November. 1888.
HENRY L. WILLIAMS,
Administrator Of the estate OF Albert II. Dor, de
ceased. noy22thH-5E
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FRANCE AND CHINA.

Paris, Dec 12.-Admiral Courbet will
soon ask China to renew negotiations. The
military position in Tonquin remains IN
settled. If negotiations are decided, the
admiral will lay seize to Bacnind Sontay
and Hong Hoo, and again appeal for a
peaceful settlement. A second refusal
will be followed by the seizureiof the main
Fort and other places, and then Shanghai
or Canton, owing to unwillingness to of
fend the other powers.
PARIS, Dec. 12.---Marquis Iseng attend
ed Ferry's weekly reception. He sub
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LATE MINNEAPeLIS NEWS.

A bum stole a pitchfork and Officer
KrumsveiIer waltzed him to the calaboose
last night.
Last evening Officer Shelley discovered
a suspicious looking character offering for
sale lot of cigars, and ran him in upon
suspicion.
An irate carpenter destroyed some $50
worth of decorations in Armory hall,
and Major MAYOR proposes ia collect
the same from those who employed the.
cranky carpenter.
Adelaide Coon. an incorrigible filed
with bulge, paraded the streets on tie
East side applying the vilest epithets to
every one she met and making nigh. hid
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SAUk CENTER ACADEMY,
AND
Commercial Institute.

This institution is the "Grove Lake Academy
OF Individual Instruction. which by liberal
bonus OF land and money by the people Of sguk
Center is now located on the banks Of Sank lake,
one and p half miles from the village. Tbs
school VIII enter on its seventh ye and resume
business On Monday, september3 This school
has been cornplete success, an has given to
its patrons entire satisfaction. No Glasses
Pupils recite alone in private rooIs. Reference
to the business and professional men of Sank
Center. It VIII Pay parents VINO have SONS to
educate from home to send for cular and rules
of this irstitution. We have mple acccmno-
2ation foreighty $50 boarders
TIE PRINCIPAL.
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Correction Of Sidewalk Assessment.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUEBLO WoRKs,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 10. 1888.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUEBLO WoRKs,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 10, 1888.
To F. X and P. 4. Lavallee and all persons in
terested.
The Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City of st. Paul, Minnesota,
will meet at their Office in said city att p. M,
on the Oath day of December, A. D. 1888, to
make a correction in the assessment for the
construction, relaying and repairing of side
walks in said city under cSptract of Peter
Berkey, estimate No. q for the term beginning
April lst, 1888, and ending November l,
1883, as TO lot 1, block 6, Edmund
ce's second addition to st. Paul, SO as to con-
form to the facts and rights of the case as in
tended.
All persons interested are hereby notified to
be present at said time and place of making
SAID assessment and viii be heard.
JOIN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: R. L. ..GoRMAS,
Clerk Board Public Works. 3H
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Never Give I'm
lourned.

If you are suffering with low and depressed
spirits, loss of appetite, general debility, dis
ordered blood, weak constitution, headache,
or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means
procure a bottle of Electric Bitters You will
be surprised to see the rapid Improvement that
will follow; you Will be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain and mis-
cry viii cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in
ne praise of Electric 9itters Sold at so cents
bottle BIZ Lambia & Rathuna