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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-08

Acres
Euouc saies SI3,O6S
6ri'a'e entr'es.:.: ................... Z179,0S5
Presumption entries. 2,2S5,7lO
Mineral entries. :...................... 3l,520
Homestead entries. S,1H,9lj
Timber culture entries. ........ 2,llO.93O
Entries with military Co. land warrants 45,4l4
Entries with land claim scrip. lO.5SO
Total number entries fling posted dur
ing wear ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25S.6S5
Increase in number Of claims recorded 00'000
in 1883 over year lss2.............. 55.546
The report says the timber land entries
act is daRrautly violated. Information is in nv
possession that much of the most valuable timber
land remaining in the possession Of the govern
ment on the Pacific coast is being taken up by
home aud foreign capitalists through the medium
Of entries made by persons hired for that purpose
have found it necessary to suspend all entries Of
his class and direct an examination.
The commissioner IL of the opinion that limb.
lands should b. reserved bv law from ordinary
er disposal and sold only after appralsment and
upon sealed bids. He recommends that con.
gress make some legislation in relation to pri.
vate land claims in New Mexico, Colorado and
Arizona, and recommends commissioner for
each of these Territories, to be appointed to
examine and settle these claims. The COM
missioner recommends the passage of an act
making false and fraudulent returns Of public
surveys punishable by fine and imprisonment.
Much progress has been made in the work OF
prot,scti1g public lands and public timber The
Ind the recommendation renewed that an act
'e passed injoining penalties for this offense
Ind tor preventing legal settlement add entry
~ force aud Intimidation The commissioner
'sks that his salary be fixed at S.. 600 and for
moderate increase of salaries of the princ-
pal officers and clerks in his department. The
character and responsibilities of the Office
together with tho fact that its business has IN
creased 81 per cent since 1881, appears to tho
commissioner to justify this request -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-08

There are only $4,000 Indians In the
United States.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-08

Fashion journals are busily diSc1ssinp
Thanksgiving dressing and holiday stuf1s.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-25
NOTICE.

The place of voting for Union Township will
hereafter be held at the school house in School
District No. 49, JAS. McNAsPY, Trustee.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-25
Three ladies called the other day and

Three ladies called the other day and
begged the privilege of viewing the
printing Office towel. The accommOda-
ting foreman smiled, laid aside his COM
posing stick, rolled up his sleeves, and
gathered up dark cOlOred object from
the corner, which he stood on end IN the
middle of the floor before the astOnished
spectators. "Well, goodness gracious, "
exclaimed No. l, Il hope you don't call
that horrid thing a towel! How in the
world do you use it? You surely don't
wipe your face with it!'' ''YOu see,
madam said the foreman, "a printer
has hard cheek, consequently towel
with considerable body is necessary to
get in the work; we often use brick
when towel is too soft to perform the
service" No. la brick, dear mel"
No. 2-"Wen of all things!'' No. 8
THAT'S too funny for anything!" The
foreman then directed the devil to show
the ladies how handy the towel is for
splitting kindling wood. He placed
pine box on the floor, seized the towel
by one end with both hands, and began
the work of destruction. How the
splinters did fly, and how the ladies did
scream and waltz toward the door.
''That'n do" said the foreman. Gath
erup the fragments andgo to your case:
You see, ladies'" said he, :'thiS useful
and much abused toilet article has i'll
nOwise suffered by contact with the box.
1t has history besides. 1t has fiOored
many vagrant dog, and not few de-
linquent subscribers, to say nothing
about lOafers who pi type and make
themselves generally disagreeable. We
utilize it for other purposes, too. When
coal is shOrG we burn fragments of it.
Shall saw off a section to show you
how handsomely it burns?" No IL
''Have mercy on us!'' No. 2-''We
have seen enough to satisfy us that it
will do anything" No. Sim sure
everyone ought to have printing office
towel. They are just awfully funny"
The foreman then stood it on end,
to the top and sat, then stood |
on one foot, besides performing various !
other featS, after which he rolled it back |
to its place in the corner, saying that
he would be pleased to give some exam
pies of its potency and practical utility,
but was pressed for time.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-25
The Question of Kansas.
Kansas City Times.

The Missouri Pacific company in Kan
sas has got to begging and pleading
high honesty. 1t is the way of public
plunderers everywhere. They 90 on
piling up stocks and bonds and mOrtga-
geS upon the industries of the country,
then raise the cry, innocent purchas-
erS." They have taken example from
the government. They copy the pro-
cess that made the national debt double
what it should have been. 1t is the
same thing in substance that piled I'D
fraudulent bonds on counties, states and
nations.
The Missouri Pacific has been run to
ground in Kansas, and as a last resort
gets its organs, in. the Kansas City
press, to say, timidly: ''Itmay be that
the road has been ''mismanaged; it may
''be that its debt is greater than it
''ShOuld be, but the debt stands, and
''whOever purchases the road must be-
"cOme obligated to the payment of that
"debt." 1t may be, is the sympathetic
way of putting it. 1t is the truth.
The Gould syndicate bought not only
the stock, but the bonds of the roads
they consolidated and then covered the
consultations with additional mOrtg-
ages. There are no innocent purchaS-
ers about it. The dealers in Missouri
PacificS know their origin. The bonds
of the consolidation carry notice upon
their face. They were put upon the
roads because it was believed that their
commerce would bear the levieS for
their interest. They are now held
largely by the men who manufactured
them. They demand their I per cent
interest on their bonds and per cent
dividends on their stocks. If it is paid
of course the road is exhausted. The
commissioners rates cuts them below
their contemplated income, cut down
their levieS, limit their demand for trib-
ute, thwart their schemes of plumber:
and such are the reasons for the outcry.
The commissioners know where the
money goes; they know that it is taken
from the producers and put in the peck
ct Of the bond and stock waterers. They
have undertaken to diminish the volume
of the stream One-fourth, to limit the
robbery treaty per cent.
Already they have been virulently as
sailed. The whole pack of hired news
paper agents subsidized publishers
will yell in unison at the Kansas COM
missioners. VIII they stand firm? That
is the question in Kansas now.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-25
Teachers Examination

at the Abilene public school building,
Saturday, October 9th, commencing at
8 o'clock. d. D. HORNADAY,
Co. Sup't.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-25

There have been two or three cases of
thieving in the city lately, more or less
serious. In one case it was a loaf of
bread. In another it was $40 in money
from house while the family were alb
sent at church. In another it was a
pair of pants pulled through the Win
dow in the night, containing four or
five dollars. No honest thief will do
such things. Somebody will probably
get shot before lOng.-J,mctiOn City
Union.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-25
To All Whom It May Concern.

We, the undersigned, members of the
Dickinson County Bar, having exam
ined the law, are of the opinion that a
woman of legal age, is eligible to the
office of Register of Deeds, in any coun-
ty in this state.
JNO. II. MAHAN,
j. r. BURTON,
w. S. STANIBAUGH,
G. w. HURD,
S. A. BURROUGHS,
G. c. Biting,
j. G. ROVER,
0. l.. MOORE,
&. S. CRAWFORD,
j. Z. CAMPBELL,
Inland SOUTHWORTH,
G. +. MEAD,
JAMES CULBERTSON.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-25
Notice.

The place Of voting for Banner town.
ship will be at the Blue School House
District No. AZ.
r. A. BROWN, Trustee.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
HE.AL.THS
now TO GET AND new TO KEEP II.
DR.. WILLIAMS ELECTRIC.
INDICATED, COMBINED LIVER, KIDNEY AND LUNG
- - ID
Adults size, SIT ChIIdren's Sire, 50 Cents.

NOR THE CURE or ALL DISEASES ARISING
from impure Blood or any imperfect Setion Of
The stomach, Liycg. Kidneys or Lunss. Full direc-
ticns accompany each Pad We ask those who buy
this PAT to give ID fair trial Do not give Ii up Il
Il does not briag shout cure instantly Wear It 50
days, anyway. TRY 20 be almost As pst ent with Il
As you would b with 9 doctor and medicines both
OF which cost yea s price MANY times over Give it
islr tr2i, sr6 yol vii be rers shap EAtis q with
the result. ssis Sania Pad should never - xosn By
mere thza ouo rersca. Sers to all parts, c. o. D.,
OF On recirt Of Postof C order Sold a. the Boston
Basar, 81 X street, between Eighth and Ninth and
a. the Pacific Xa.es Jure northwest corner Seventh
sDi stress LOFTS A. KELLY, aseaI.
yeS &pln
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
saarar snto Froeucs harkst Wholesale.
fCozFecsed dsiy Tor the RsOoED-UsIos.l
SACRAMENTO, June o.

SACRAMENTO, June 9th.
FRuus-Lemcns, Sicily, s12 D case Oranges
Tahiti e. 1903 y box; California, 81 50a2 q box
Limes y 50al rs Bananas, SO 50a4 . bunch
Piaeapples t0G9 S dozen CoeOauuts, s7tS y I0C:
APPLES, 81 50Q2 box; Cranberries, sl74ls
Dbl; Strawberries, 9dloc q n Cherries, G5e@sl %
y box Goossberrics, &c y h for common. anu i2c
Tor English Isspbcrries, l0@Ile y basket Apri-
cots 3a5c y d.
Pis FRuiTs-Assorted, si-D cans, 9 dot, e.
assorted, gsil5u cans, S5; Peaches, 2s-D cans
g; Portlsnd Blus5erriss, 2-s cans, 81; "hos
usberhes. q Is.
Dslzp FEurs-kpplss, slleei, 7@ss = D.; o.
CHARTERED, 687s; pcsrs, peeled, 79sc; do, q.
peeled, lose ri Ims, pitted I5914c; Peaches
Is 415i; Do, 7seiod, lSaieo; Prunes, German am
French. Il si5,; Bsckbe-Ties. l4&l5c; Figs, Cab.
TABiS ERuITs-Assorted, 81 n cans, 3 dos, s9 rs ;
Peaches. IS; Bartlett Pears. 90 PlIms, 81 IS
beTries IS ~; Apficots, Is Mnscst 9TapeJ g. 10
Bel ClTrlnts, g e; Cherries, So CO.
VsaSIAsLEs -Po,Gtoas 60ezsSi 80: Salt Lake,
81 1871 IS - eVt New Potatoes. 75caSl Sweet
Peas p Sc; strin Bears. 99c . n; Wax Beans, 90
Sc 8 n Summer squash. 4s5c q n (: Onions, rev.
75c@t Cauiifowcr. 81 % al so; CaboSgo 50e0fsl .
= cwt; Carrots, 50s5oc z sack; TuTni7s,
81 % q c,yt; hua-h vegetables lzsc = dog
PnrsniTH. l.; Beets, l.; Horse Rsdish, 596c D n
Artlchokee 4oa50, y dozen; Jerusalem AIt-
chokos SjG4c & n: Bhubarb, scarce, 5@6c.
BaHADsrurFs-Fjour, 90 S7i g bbi; Oatmeal, S.
90 so 9 100 Rg latter for Eastern; Cornmeal. vel
low % 25se2 IS white, e 80; Cracked Wheat, s..
PoULTRT-Itve Turkeys 13al6e q n dressed, Is
0l9c full grown Chickens, sI05S 2 dozen; yo1ua
BOOSTERS, 81 y dozen; Bioilars, $685. tame Ducks,
s7sS Geese. q s0&2 y pair Eggs, choice lots,
g7a2Sc 9 dos,u.
GAmE- Hare, q 1922 Rabbits, SlCsl 90.
DAIRY PRo5uCTs-Butter choice. 2S825c ? n /;
mixed lots in rolls, s0822o y b Cheeee, Calrfor.
MIA, from l4fIbo; Western, fats l0gl5c; Mar
ms Cream, 1890
MBATs-Besi, sg9c; Mutton, 5s5ic u; Lamb, "a
Sc Pork i0sIie; Veal small calves, 9@l0c; large, SC.
HAV, GRAM AND FKKD-0Lt hsy, $50 y ton
Alfalfa. az 70 SIS . ton; bran, . ton, tl5
midilings, s2S psr ton; barley, whole, 81 is
ground, 81 20 wheat, 81 s5@s = cwt tame osts,
s. so; corn, 81 coal 40 y cwt
EisoHILLsaous-S ee1s-- Alfalfa, 13Sl4e; limo
thy, Eastern, 9Sl0e q d: Oregon, s@loc
Rad Clover, 17SlSe Red Top, l2t@ltc; Nuts
English wainuts. l0@lic California Walnuts,
l09al1c; Almonds, 15t816c; Pesnuts, Eastern, ga
l0c : California, S99c, Tsllcv, Tto: Lard tCalhor'
MAI, Ion cans lse Eastern, l59l6ic; Hides, salt,
light and medium 6e2o, and heavy 99l0o dry
isai9c: Hops. Offering s09goc = D; asking eO9
ptc
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

The Chicago gJ.t1tioBs represent Spring, while the
New York ngilres are r Red Winter qualities
RYE Ordinary Quaiitiea sell II about 81 seal 60
z ctl-
ookwRz.r-whoiiy nominal at s. so = cti.
HAY-Priees somewhat easy Alfalfa, s9Ril
Wheat, sl5Al5; siia cot, S'S9l5; Barley, s12g
10 80 Mixed, sII@lS 3 Ton.
Hors-No business doing. Prices nominal Al Sc
sEkbs-3 uetArd. So 1903 25 for Brown aud 81 90
o. fof yellow Canary, 5t@4ci Hemp 4g5ci
Rape, 2a2L9; Timothy, i0@lIc for imported
Alfalfa, i2is8isss: Flax, 2ia24c 8 b.
PorAToEs-MArSet unsettled. Good lots are worth
81 2 cti, ms anything not IN order varies from 50e
osroSs- s1Yers can suit themselves within
rage Of f096ee y ca
BRAxs- Bayos, sSe6 Is: Butter. e 1894 as 70
rize. LIMA Sc 20: Pea, 80 40; Pink, a 1875;
Rcd. q 30. small White. t3 30 q CT
gEeErAsLEs-Priees steady. Green Corn. 1be2ec e
dozen Asparagus, si@i 90 2 box, Artiehokes, lO9
l5c 9 dozen CARTE, 40e50c; Turnips, 70
a75.; Caui lower. 25d50o . dozen (; Cal
bsge. 60gS0e o e., Garlic, 2@5c %; Celery,
Boc y fozen Dried Ohra, 20et25e DRY Peppers, 10
6sl2le Green do, iGefize ? u Green Peas, 2es2+c
n Tomatoes. szq4 & box: Cucumbers, l2c for
poor. 75casI for fair aud 81 2591 IS . dozen for
good To choice; String Beans, 5GSc; Summer
squash 75c9sl 20 g box,
FRufr-A goos iomasd prevailed this morning,
and consigamsnts were early cleaned out. APpies,
75easl . box; Pears. 5o@75c 2 basket Aprio0ts,
SOL 50 z box Tor Royal Cherry Piums, 4)g65c g
box; CurTauts, sal 2 chest Rasp5eTries, l5g
zoe = basket st-swberres, S129l5 D chest :;
Cherries, sses9 u chest for poor and Sl0dl2
for good "a choice Gooseberries 4d5c Tor
common and s8i0o FOR English Peaches 75c9l Is
y box Lemons SOLO tphOX Tor Sicily; California
Lemons s19z . box; Lines, Ssdi2 y box for
Mexican; Iamsrnds, t2esiSa q o; Banana. 81 20
@3 hnnci California Oranges, 81 for common
and 81 5O52 y box for good to choice; Tahiti do,
s12a15 3 thousand.
RUrrER-Trade has been dull all through the
week Prices largely favor the buyiog interest
Fancy, 25a24c choice, 22a2t.c; fair 70 good, l7G
Bic; interior ios from country stores, l5ei7e;
choice arkiu, Old 20s29ie; do, new, 22925e; or
diaary do, l7el9e picked roll, 2ig2Oc; Eastern.
I7M20e y r.
CHEESE sCAforais, lli9l2lc for choice lo@ile
f5r fair u good. do, factory, in boxes, lf9i6c
r-stern 1GqiSs y p.
Eaes-The market is less Grm today Quotable
81 2862sc e dozen for California and 2522Gc &
dozen for Eastern.
PouLIEY-Liye Turkeys, gobblers, Is zoe; do Hens,
II la. Ro sters = 90 es or old, and 80 50912 for
Young Hars g 50G9 50; Eroier1, sio5 for small
and IS 50as Tor large Uuess, &c ~ for old and 81
@5 - y dnsoa Tor young Gee,e. sl9l 60 Y pair
Goilogs, 81 sega = usar.
GAss-si4rs, Il s5G1 Is {; Rabbits, 81 25Qi 60
8 dozen.
PRoyIsIoNE-Fa Pair trade is reported at old rates.
Transactions have been confined TOR sew
ersl days 70 local wants, which are very small
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 20. 1873.

For furnishing Provisions, Clothing, Medicines,
Forage, Fuel, Meats, Lime, Cement, Iron ard other
Supplies to toe State Prisons At San Qaentin and
Folsom, from Jul, l, IssS, December 81, lssS,
Inclusive Conditions a. per Schedules furnished At
said afhce.
NoIICE-No bid will be considered unless made
upon said Schedules, nor from other parties tran
bons-hde deslsrs in the several cl>sses II articles
contracted for
Bids for the two Prisons must be ineiosed in sepa-
rate envelopes, and the Supplies furnished each
must be delivered at tie State Wharf San Quentin,
and At the Folsom Prison, respectively
The bids viii be opened st this office ST II o'clock
A. n, on wednesday. June 90 IsS3, and 10 the low
est responsible biser the cunt act will be awarded
All payments made upon any contract sill &c
made in warrants drawn BY the Controller upcn the
state Treasury.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject zny and all
BIDS, as the public interest may require
GEO. ". SHALL, President
Y EyrTS Clerk faf-fkf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

Notices DoN'T Ksow.-How many chill
dren are punished for being uncouth, willful
aud indifferent to instructions or rewards,
simply because they ara out of health An
intelligent lady said of g child OF this kind !:
Mothers should know that il they would
give the little ores moderate doses of Hop
Bi,ters for two or thrsa weeks, the children
would be all parent could desire
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
SATURDAYS NEWS.

Dead Robber Identified-TwO Assassina-
uons-subterranean Lake In Texas
Destruction by Fire-Br0okIyn Bridge
Trafle-AnOiher Execution In Dublin-
ParneIrs Visit to Ameriea-China's
WarIike Preparafions-Yellow Fever In
Havana-shOOting Affair at Red Bluff
Fire in Sierra Ciiy-B0y Drowned while
Baihing-Death Of a knight Templar-
Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
San era1oisco Neat Market.

Following are rates Tor whole careassss iron
saughterers 10 dealers.
BSEF-First quality 1905 second quality. Ia
7kc third quality, 0aTc 2 b.
ysAL-IaSga calves, 7gsc small once. 9slOc
d.
HUrtoS-Wstfers are quotable Al It5s and ewes
nj 4afic q q, according to quality.
Handspring is qaotable az 5I@6c q r
PoRR-I5ge Hogs, 72oSc for hard, and 7a7l
Tor soft dressed do, 10t9I0s, y D for hard
grain HO,N
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

To LADIES If you wish to render your
skin vbite and sofs. use Glenn's Su'phur
Soap
Piks's Too;hsche Drops cure in one minute.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
COMMERCIAL
sar Francisco produces Market.

san FRAScIsoo, June 9th--1 r.. Y
FrouE-Aarket fairy setive. Best City Ex-
IA Is 5oSs %; medium grades. s. 50g5 IS; ship
NM superiiae, s4a4 % = Dbl
WHysr-spot trading Is limited, aud the market
IL a course dull and unintsrest.Dg No grade can
bs nuosed Al 81 e5 with occasional small transfers
Of something caSioe AZ adv need rates. The spec1-
Iatve field u vel p5szonizsd by operators, and 1t to
dsy's Produce Exchange cEis some l 100 tons No l
White changed hzn5s ss follows
seller lss3-soO tsas $! IS; 800. 81 5s5; go,
81 5sl q ct.
At the Grain Exchange this forenoon the sales
aggregate 500 tons Ne. White, seller 1888 at 81 81
= ctl
Beginning ne,s Monday, q sample session viii be
held daily from 1i5 to 30 r. ~ IN the rooms Of the
Grain Exchange or Pine street
Quotations o. No grades at leading centers to-
S,v are teles,rzr.fsd a. follows
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

TIE man who kaows ne.h;ng of Mrs. lydia
L. Pinksam sud Der sovereign remedy for
women is wanted for = irTymau. The fact
clearly proves that he daes not resd The
papers.-TN. II. Re.ister.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
BLACA DIAsiOAD COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

TyEE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIAPLO COAL, the MOT eco5oniea
that en- be sod for stezfn Is for sale In o to suit.
At Black Dtsnoa1 Landing, Csntra Costa county,
sal At the oa5ce Of the Company, southeast oorns
Of Foleon Ard Spear strsets, Ban Franctseo.
p 2. CORNWALL.
t7-9 Preadsa. B. .. Q Il. Ca
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

MIND AND BopT alike suffer from the e!-
fecis of : torpid liver, which results in dye
pspsis. sick headache. bilious fsysrs, etc. By
$ Z ntla method DR.. Woo6's Liver Regulator
keeps the liver active, ciesnses ard strength
ems the entire system. Druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

+.."Old birds are not caught with chaff. -
Therefore seek aud find the pure golden grains
of health in Kidney-Wort. Women, young
or old, married or single, il out Of health
will be greatly benefited by taking Kidney
Wort
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
PROPOSALS
--EoR FURSlsHNs--
s. II R R III X -
-For the supnort Of the-
STATE PRISONS
At San Quentin and Folsom.

or1cg OF CLERK SrkTE BOARD PRisox DIRxcroRs.
san QUBSTS Maria Co, May 81, 1ss2 !
10y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ID sealed proposals viii be received at this office
up 70 II o'clock A. n on
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

ISpIGEsTIoS. dyspepsia, heartburn, nsu-
sea, ETC.. eRrsd by usisg Browns Iron Bit.
tiers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11

"RousH ON RArs, Clears out rats, mice.
flies. reaches, hedhugS ants, verrnin, chip
hunks. 15c.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-11
SOLID SHOT AGAINST
BLOOD POISON I


ATLANTA (Ga) April II, 1888.
In 1873 was the victim Il a terrible Blood Poison,
and after being treated by three Physicians
fined to my bed, not able to raise my hand 20 my
head splitting up ciots Ct blood, and reduced in
weight from ls5 to 100 pounds. | then begun the
use Of swIFFs SPECIFIC, and Ia les than three
months was entirely we'll, weighed l96, and have
never had a symptom q the disease since IL Il had
not been for Swit's Specific believe would have
been in my grave. JOHN v BISHOP.
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HERMAN G. HoTFILTER
CALF kSD SFLyERsHTTu.

ATO. lees SIXTH ST, BETWEEN AND s
y JeveEry inside to order. Old Cox. worked over.
Repairing specially. ui-d
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RATES So per cay. soard from $40 30
ST. nPr " rex,
kluTEL lAMenAiA.

E4o2SgE FoURTE AND L STREETS, s.0EA-
nnen.o,-stri-ly Erss-c.As5. on the european plan
T. D. Servers Carriages will take all passengers tres
CT charge irorl Depot to Hotel
ie1.4plm TERRY Il CO., MsnAyera.
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O. nnn REwAsD viii be paid TO any
sUUU Chemist who viii find, on
analysis Of leo bottles 8. 5. S. one particle Of
Mercury, Iodide Of tzss.um, or any Mineral
substance SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Proprs-,
DRAWER 3, ATLANTA, Ca.
Our little Book mailed free % applicant.
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DOMESTIC.

CONVERSATION raoa SATURDAYS DrspArouEsl
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uRiON HOTEL.

CE5oND AND < STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal Rooms, 30 cents and 81 per day. Special
rzTss hT tbs month. Billiards, choice liquors snd
cigars bot l12ch daily from IL a. Il. til p 4.
" o. ('JoE y BOWERS,
fsl-SpIrn Proprietor
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.

I. u. SNh1f .rEof1letof
BEkCkS On CALL Al AMI HcSR, =
car or zsghI Cozpes Phaetoas, 80
RocEzwsyz, Bzrouches, Buggies, with the N- q
best rcsdste-s % be found IN any livery sable 90
he co& Ger hire. Horses kept ID livery 81 rssscr.
abs rates. Livery stAhleisn Fourth sszes.. between
l and
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SAEFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds, watery Discharges from the Nose
and Eyes, Ringing Noises In the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved
Choking muc1s dislodged, membrane cleansod
and healed breath sTeetened smell, taste and
hearing restored ard r8Vages checked
Cough, Bronchitis. Droppings into the Throat,
Paus in the Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting OF Strength
and Flesh, Loss Of Sleep, etc, cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and one Dr. sanford'5 inhaler, in package,
of all druggists for g. Ask for SAsFoRDs RADICAL
CuRz a pure d.stjlation Ct Witch Hazel, Am
Pine Ca Fir, Marigold. Clover Blossoms, etc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
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