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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
SiPaIHA FoR Morna

A correspondent, says tho Boston.
Journal If Chemistry. inquiries il th'
action OF benzine or paphtha upon CO.
pets or other WOODEN fabrics is injuriou
IN any way. In the ,isc Of these agent
the design is TO destroy moths, aud til
remedy is generally effective; but the.
are dangerous substances TO use in fam,
lilies. Infammable as gunpowIer, tn
vapor is liable to ignite from match ol
spark, and when ignited, mixed witt.
air, an explosion occurs as destructive N
that from gunpcwder. The liquid
should always be used with great eau
ton. and only in sn outbuildiug ava,
from fires. A perfectly pure naphths
ocs not injure WOODEN fabrics, but ii il,
sontairs resinous or Dituminous sub
stances il makes carpets hard and some
times sticky. The article sold Us gaso
line is the liShtest and purcst of thee
naphthas, and can usually beprocurcd "
druggists. II flies into vafor quickly,
ven low temperature, and should b,
ina closed vessel If possible.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
rryArrc AyD rnn SPORTSMAN.

In an article on "The World at
Large tho purport Of which is to
show tho. ipcn who arc rputcd'y sane
...en act vrry insancly--a writer IN
taus.Lsrs' Journal rcprciaccs thus good
I'D story: "A gentleman OF fortune
visited lunaiic asylum. where the treat
inent consisted chiefly OF forcing the pa
ticlts TO stand in tube of cold wa'cr-
those slightly affected up to their kncc';
Others, whose cases were grsver, mp Ia
tho middle; while rcrsors very sorions-
ly i'll were immersed up 10 the neck.
The visitor entered into convenation
with one Of tie patients who appeared
"a have some curiosity ;o know how the
stranger passed. his time out oil doors
Il have horses and g,cyhounds Tor
coursiag,' said the latter in reply to the
others question. All, these are very
cxpensiy, = YES, they cost mo grem
dead of money in the year, but they "fe
tho best OF their Kind. Have yUa any
thing morcg' Yes; I have pack oi
hounds for hunting the fox AND they
cost u great deal. too?' "A very Srea;
deal. And | have birds for hawking
Il see: birds for hunting birds. AMI
these swell up the expense, l larc say Z
You may say that. for they are not
common in this country. AMI then l
sometimes 20 out With my Gun. accom-.
panied only Ivy u setter AMI retriever.
.Anl these are expensive, too? 'oi
course. After all. i; is no. the animals
of themselves thv. run away with the
money ,hsrc must be mon. you know,
90 feed and look after them, houses tn
lodge them in-in short, the whole
sporting establishment i scV, l see
You have horses, hounds, so!ter'. rc-
trievers, hawks, nen--and all for the
cap,ure of foxes and birds. Whnt an
enormous revenue they must cost you !
Now. wha, l want to know ia this, what
return do they pay ?-what dos your
years sporting rr"lucc'' why, We
Kill a fox now and tsn--only they Hrc
getting rather scarce hercahou'S--and
We sci .om bag less than fifty brace o!
hiris each seuson.' 'Tlarh said the
lunatic, Looking anxiously around him.
MY friend!' lin an earnest whisper
there is the gate behind you; take my
advice, and be OF Uu, OF this place
while you are safe. Don't lie. the doctor
Get his eyes upon Won. He ducks US to
some purpose but, rs sure e. You are
li7ing man. lie will half drown You
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

10 YUUIU UEs<IHNt W.T., .UFN
nd fatal DESTROYER use the only an,ido'c,
Cousscns' { omoound Honey OF Tar.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27


Since tho introduction Of the lawn
mower the lawn has come to DO regarded
as the great feature Of q garden. When
IL is well kept there is nothing moro
beautiful or pleasing than broad open
space of turf, and in the planting and
arranging of trees it should DO our en-
deavor to keep The lawn as open as pos
siblc. This can be accomplished by ar
ranging the trees and shrubs III borders
or belts around tho m rgin. with fins
specimen trco occasionally standing
e,eas in prominen. position. whore its
beauties can DO SON to the best adyan-
fage.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
A r,oaaa,s REMEDY.

Ate.r,,'r >-,, -7d period, Of vorn.n's life, tar,
eeT,.s ccf.an troubles :, sche-, pane and sui.rny.
Tnsss ccunpl aai gtTitiss psIj,ss the
riffs hi- ~ siltssp, sni follow NJ and hsvIs US
r.rTiri ~or,zn until atvt the "turn 81 mr"
Fans have t.sisrh".. -simrain; a. the hesd.
mental gai nCIy"ls iIciustion, elsrsht1 ehcsk,,
.th,-, s.f With t.iufal iftsgulkrtee. nt.riss as.
t'Nr.n,.n. end ulcers. hys'erieai spasus physical
5rr,ra,.on ea.eni- i.uccfrIoa. chlorosi. surpfsss
Ia,. le.. ~ scp,ltc oyar,an dssgsr. Kidney anec.
cons etc, Shtth in r;r,.rucs gases nd IN splspIo
Ia. eca,u'.loos, beauty sud ds1h. These are
,srs.Nliy IL, rc,ui: OF inatcnt,oh. All females
snaNth. ciass cf connplfint. W. ailuds 70. Ee-s
N.is. all tbe,s troubles eSa ec avsftsl AID eafoa-
We have r,ooi fron thlasands.
Or. visngccieis EngiisS Female B!,tefs VIII ccI,
"a sglIi ADD usil--S!l nfes you healthy sns
aapp.-Nlii Iaaks yoa feel lt. . rev wo:aAa eni
. .nl,t.l;e. Eaid ny all DJugs.sts al fln seno
taut sttrss. for sccry Of pr. uTomgooie's FANNY
A,iiea. as,.,x; ,y',s 70 ts Grttsi.
}. r. psossCoLs Z CO.,
fisnr!s,ess, Leuhvilie. ~
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27
A B.iLKr B0RSE.

A Canada paper sivcs room to the fol-
1ouiny curious mode Of dealing with
lnlky horse: / would prepare myself
with a good strap want no whip;
rcrhaps lie las got good taste Of that
already, and still he ia master. But
.omo day, when I WAS n. peace with ny.
self and all around. l would hitch him
to the buggy. turning his head 20 the
village. he goes half the way very wall
indeed; then lac begin. to think no has
gone far enough in that direction. and
stops. l step down; he expects me to
use the whip; he is mistaken. As
criminal, Yea. him on the silent sys.
tom. push him Tack i,tic out OF
the way. show him tho strap, putting
il up 20 his nose. i 30 TO the oil side
and buckle it to his fore leg, close up to
his breast, throwing the otlior end over
his shoulder; then raise his near loot
aud Tx il with the hoof almost touching
the belly. This done, say, Now, Old
chap, You jwt stand there" l don't
smoke, so i take paper from my
rocket. and finding place where l can
ii. down. AMI he see inc, beSia to read.
THIS is something he did not hTSain for,
AID the novelty Of standing on three iegs
somewhat diverts his mind from the
cause tina, stopped him. i think that IL
tho chief point gained. and the most
humane. When tho strap is taken of |
snow it to him, caress him a little. and
VIC move on wi,hou; irritation. The
strap will now become part OF the har-
ness for month or two, till Mt last the
sigh. OF it will act rs taliSman.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

s.rrns ,r-"1.y. M!,'n Dig rssa. !ou TEEN
a. ss . I'IsTn 'sS' Mhst all, youI"
MS Rsrd. -"wcll, zee. yor see wS GOV
yTl tae ho1s last r,est. syi GIT hinder nii2sd
sirongcr-"H sPsSaIs Az ueui shs '00s'
W. si,rs-"t dem feel s,,e.iy lee ny h.,f:
'..aIs 4. =. kinder 'sv,l'st uy,' and as q u L.
lr-.aD to bust and ~ VAia a ts:tiSlc."
Jsyappcr-" Ify,n wall yet . eo,,. " nNs,
s.Ius At-fFleEt, era % two ccsss viii 'fut uts1
an YOU teu yorr ti-u :, would 10 Sgniss.'
Mo Head -"rli 20 aay 'h.nS. 70 sei hi OF ~
.ai- yA.a ami su!lerijs ,,,,
.rhs,, cieaa.s- tho stomach, rnlCsd. tie hossl,,
.Elcck. the hrer, relieves copsiL stoh :. onc., ssa
sNg, the lilo cr&nCs 60 81. ~ tss nscome.ns
sapTl.I aat siAaiNI1 rsInsf. fcr coLsti.NHn, r.''
i,g.Hea ssgk heaischs, lssrit,rn, ss.i s'?'aaSh.
,nd ~ diseases tss1.rlns = real ace sAa p'ssAa'
pltsslsr - prt.ic.
tours, Slf ~ Just ~ ishsbt!di AMI r,ussai1x
e. uk, Ihai everybody Dk,st.
nunelalds si.l c0ois tt. hisi-, qust, thc nerves,
AMI - : s,rs o., nss too ths hsstaehs OF ladies'.
Ia uitisi-s the raDgs of rheumatism ard sert,
relieves kIfuey sRd GtlDasN ueGhlss, ana PAID W
The tack. 10. dysreplics II acts Ike charm, ana
as no ssgai In curing eoas',pcf,N hati. 10
ensrshAnis, clerks, rechan'cs, f,efory hands, STU.
dents, lsNetsr, AMI all person, uho ls,l closely
csnar., lie sai sts snbisct 10 he.iEehs, dI,nsss
Ani tsrpid ts,,'sls. ~ ytu nre tfoibled VIA .
rT.t.i ts,sps fsli NgCr.h, lo's erytute oi ses.
.tal.lrsxslns,s p,ilsys Sat ne Apt'isn' will cure
ycu. II p-ItctTn, better work. thaii p,Iis, .asrs
tleAiBt snl Yslsiabl.. ssd % Eire chesperJ h IAI
regular t.n n medicine e.. 4 wi bin Vt ,lf
IL spsIxls, sad fans lust like rln,s Q, 80,
water. ard u iuit a. plss,,n,. % sea-. All 's.i
fTcPI.sioEs, .easn!ie, e..
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THE ARABIAN LIVERY ANDSAI.E
STABLE KEPT BY M MARK
HAzLEHURsT MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI

Has int been rchled with Horses nd BSees which being
si, the tines Peoas crnipg
find better place osvs their stock and have well
this sbo Mr. Marx hs. uH returned from Cnna where ur,ha.-
ed fire tnen ccns aud u,is cats Of a which
fo ut uch rducd He purchased
hand R and beautiful Hease which ks will any
he comfy heretofore by patron.
collected and compttion bath prices and Atty dd.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27

snAxsrrAsz knew all about doctors.
30. said: "How poor arc they that
bare 10 patience !. .----a,.:.=.~>.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1883-09-27


EYoLYsH FEMALE BrrrERs Is IN iron
and vegetable tonic. prepared specially
for tho euro OF Ills that afiiict female sex.
1t builds up and strengthens feeble, bro
ken down and worn out constitutions, 10
pairs damages inflicted BY years OF suffer
Ing, regulates the system, adds Iron 70
impoverished blood and makes perma
neut cures. II tones tho stomach, i'm.
parts keen appetite, aids digestion, 10.
lieves sick headache. acts gently upon
the liver. cures swimming Of tho head,
and palpitatlon Of the heart.
FoR headache, constipation aud bill.
iousncss. use Bdiisy's Saline Apertent
though on chllls,"
Cures 3 cases for % cts. In cash or stamps.
Mailed by john Parhnm. Atlanta, Ga
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FREIGHT Faom THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 22d for Sacramento-Hall,
Lnhr5 Co., 12e boxes shoe dressing, t57 oys
tsrs I. G. Kingsand l. Son, 30 reels barbed fence
wire; j. K. Watson, box dry goods; A. Dennery
l. Co., "a boxes tumblers; L. L. Lewis h Co., 2
barrels esrthenware W. Fl. Fl. Rogers Co., l
bundle wrapping paper; W. T. Peterson & Co., 8
boxes chewing gum A. A. Van VOORHEES, Co /, l
bundle leather G. A. Stevens & Co, ] bundle mat
ting Scofield & Tevis, 40 barrels linseed oil
Billisgsley & Co, 3 bundles compressed broom
corn; Huntington, Hopkins d Co., 40 bars band
iron, 675 bars iron, 200 kegs nails, 2S6rees spiral
barb wiTe, l bex hardware, box emery, boxes
iron tongs, 8 boxes ak handles Standard Oil Com
panY, 300 cases oil; Waterhouse Lester. 20
wheels j. T. Cooper, l organ IL. klese Co., 4
bundles cast iron w. A. q c. S. Houghton, boxes
books. WenstoeIz & Lubin, ! cas- boots and shoes
S. Eipman s Co., cases cotton goods case cotton
batting; Terry McMorry. box drugs; A. A.
Hebron, bundles forks; Booth s. Co., rs boxes
cheese G. Ii. Heinrich, box sausage c. P. r. X.
Co., " ear wheels.
For Knights Landing. w. Snowfall, $500
pounds iron roofing material
For Marysyille-Whitman s. Hampton, hogshead
and barrel cyockery.
For Chico. III. Trimple, 2 barrels whisky; john
son & Son. barrel whisky.
For Yreka--H. Ii. Burns, boxes sewing machine
heads.
For Red Bluff Sisters of Mercy, case books /;
Rev. j. Hunt, l case brass ornaments; Cone Il
Kimbal, bales tents, bale wagon covers, II bales
tent poles.
For Biggs-D L. Butler Co, case cutlery.
For Maxwell. K. Bartholomew. top buggy
and harness.
For Rockn-E. W. Willis, box maple sugar.
For Grass ValleY-T. James, box household
goods; Sisters OF Mercy, box beads.
For Gait. Brewster, case whips.
Fer Rutherford-J L. MeComb, box household
goods
For Naps-L. S. Haas, 1 case paper.
For Yalejo-S. Hushfeld, case paper.
Passed Deming, n. NJ on the 10th for Sacrament
to Adams, Mcneil & Co., 16 boxes smoking to-
baeco Booth & Co, SO boxes and cases smoking
tobacco Billipgsley & Co., 4 boxes cordage Hail.
Luhrs & Co., 30 boxes smoking tobacco C. e. Gil
man, case shoes; Hale Bros. q Co., 8 cases shoes.
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SUPREME COURT.
IN BANR.

THURSDAY May "a. 1888
Court met pursuant to adjournment Mckee, Act
Ing Chief Justice presiding; Mcknstry, j.; Thornton
j.; Myrick, j.; Sharpstein, j.; Ross j.; Williams,
Deputy Clerk Finkier, Baiiff.
The Acting Chief Justice stated that Departments
One and Two would convene at a. NJ tomorrow
morning.
s6S6-CaToIl VS.. Belden-Argue1 by Roche for
appellant and Treadwel for respondent herein, and
submitted.
S5s2-AIitcheil vs. Beckman ct al; $500 jackson
vs.. Beckman ct al.-ArguedI by Cadwalader for APP
pellant and Catn for respondent herein. Respond
ent allowed thirty days to file brief, appellant thirty
days to reply, cause to be submitted thereon.
l0,s41-People Vs. Thomas; 10,S42-Peope We
Thomas-Argued by White and Hart for appellant
and Attorney General Marshall Tor respondent and
submitted.
E1o, s49-People vs. Stamford; 1854 People We.
Standford-Argued by Hart for appellant and At
torney- General Marshall for respondent and appel.
liant allowed two days to file brief, respondent five
days to reply, cause to be submitted thereon.
10,S2i-Peope vs.. Burns-Motion OF Attorney
General Marshall, ordered that appellants have
twenty days to file brief respondent ten days to
ply, cause to be submitted thereon.
10, 825-People VS.. STANDARDIZATION OF Attorney
General Marshall, ordered that appellant have
twenty days to file BRIEF respondent ten days to re-
ply, cause to be submitted thereon.
10,S30-People vs. Mitchell; 10,S31-People Va.
McNutt-On motion of Attorney-General Marshall,
ordered that cause herein be submitted on briefs
now on file.
1O,6i7-People vs.. Shem All Fook-continued for
the session.
Court adjourned until to morrow at 9 A. N.
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T srILL-oFFER MY vALUABLB SERVICES n

Z STILL-0FFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES II
q you are 50 unfortunate "a TO requiYe them.
With mind nlatured and enriched cT studies Of TN
advanced order, can safely say tat there s hardly
disease in the catalogue CT human Ills tha5 can.
not treat TO successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready 20 assist you Nv
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. l am now able TO zeat you with the
certainty Of success. No peculiar TO vour deli.
cate organism is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines sre superior to sny
offered heretofore and will be warranted 20 have the
desired effect in all cases.
These OF the public who need ny services cam de.
pend upon gentlenanly, honorabls sad scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who hAYo been In.
iured by youthful indiscretions Snd those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, IL they prefer, co1sItl. me
by letter, detailing the symptoms q tie diseasc CT
trouble, and receive medicine by express, with full
Instructions. All letters must be directed 70 j. q.
JoSsELYS, II. D., 2ze Suffer serest, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated In all cases, OF no pay REQUIRED,
Consultations, personally or BIZ Letter gratis sena
FOL book Comfortable Apartments for patients az
my Intimacy when desiredl with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Parlo7s, 228 Satter street. adiosnsrg
the Young Mems Christian Association Bedding
Office hours-From A. N. 10 SPM
My Diploma hangs I'm my O;EGe.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriay
For sale by all newsdealers.
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DIED.

Sacramento May Nm, beloved wife of Richard
Lane pnd sister Of Mrs. ?. Kelly) s. native of
County Kerry, Ireland. So years. (Elmira, N. Y,
papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF P. Kelly, corner of Sixth and
streets, tomorrow Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock thence to st. Roses Church, where fune-
raj services will be heidi
searsmont, Waldo county, Maine May 11-Sylvanus
Hemenway Gather OF G. A. and A. B. Hemenway,
OF Sacramento), 90 years, II months and Is days.
Nevada City, May 2l-Job Thomas, AZ years.
Silver City, Idaho May wv. W. Hastings, 80
years.
Near Lincoln, May 11-Leola Lawrence, months
and Ii days.
Fort Jones, Siskiyou county, May 14-Msbelle
Guthrie Daggett, 10 years, month and Is days.
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ie2s isti y. q. I0ssELts. n. ..
Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky

DEsT IN MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
Id ness, debility, Indigestion, fever, weakness
dyspepsia chills etc Has been sold Ia all the East
ern States and given universal satisfaction. II is
highly recommended by the Faculty for all classes Of
fever and ague, nervousness, weakness, debility,
dyspepsia indigestion, etc. Il Is now introduced to
the public Of the Pacific Slope, Endorsed by the
tcate OF the eminent DR.. s. Dana Hayes, the State
Assayer Of Massachusetts, and DR.. u. @. Louderback
OF st. Louis, Mo-, both gentlemen prominent in
their profession, and which is guarantee to all
buyers Of its purity and quality l can show thou
sands OF letters from persons, from ali parts Of tho
Union and Canada, to testify 70 its merits and the
benefit it has afforded family remedy and tonic.
Kept by all Leading Druggsts and Grocers 40 3p2nl
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SUPERIOR COURT.


THURSDAY, May "a, 1888
DEPARTMENT MCFARLAND, Judge.
Bedelia Farris Vi. VIM. A. Farris-Decree of di
vorce granted plaintiff.
Estate OF 4. L. Biings-Elwood Bruner APP
pointed attorney for all the absent heirs who are not
represented by counsel.
A. j. Burnett vs. Etna Gold Mining Company
Motion for new trial dismissed.
DEPARTMENT ONE-ARMsTRoNS, Judge.
People w. Sc June-On trial
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TIE EXPEDITION BUILDING.

At late hour Wednesday evening the
steamer San Joaquin No. 8 arrived from San
Francisco with the frat hargeload Of mate
rial for the new Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition building. The barge contained
all the lumber for the frame of the building,
and the piles, forty-four in number, which
are to be driven for the foundation. Con-
tractor McKillican is on the ground, and has
long shed erected to protect the bench car
penters from the rays OF the Sacramento sun.
4 lot Of the shrnbhery has been removed
from tire ground and transplanted in other
parts of the ground, while a number OF elm
and other shade trees will have to be cut
down. Several teams we're engaged yesteE-
day in transporting the contents Of the barge
to the ground. The gravel and stone for the
concrete work is nearly all en- the ground.
Mr.. McKillican was very fortunate in getting
the heavy timbeTs. A lot consigned to
China from Puget Sound were caught in q
storm and the vessel became water-logged,
and the timber was disposed OF in San Fran
cisco. The Chinese are noted for buying the
largest Of everything, and the lumber wGs no
exception. Some of the logs were ITO feet
long, and would square two feet. This was
cut up in San Francisco into the requisite
husps, Inc f6mhfnuer OF us luADSf nE5
been contracted for, and If no accidents or
storms at sea occur, it win be on che ground
in thirty days. Some comes from Mendocino
county, some from Oregon and the remainder
from Puget Sound. Owing to the large
quantity wanted, and the shortness Of time,
it was impossible to get it at one place.
It will take altogether over 1.000,-
900 feet. besides nearly 100000 shingles.
The iron work is being done by Phelps Bros,
of San Francisco. There viii be about forty
tons of iron in the building. The piie-driver
viii BE- on the ground to-day, and the work
will bs pushed as rapidly as possible. When
thoroughly started over hundred men will
be employed. Nelson Reome is the foreman
of the work.
Preparations were being made yesterday
for the Laying of the cornerstone. This stone
is OF Folsom granite, and is al ready for the
ceremony of laying. This will be done under
the auspices of the Grand Lodge Of Mssons,
rhe day has not been set, but will probably
be some time next week. It is understood
that the military of the city will assist in the
work.
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CHOICE STRAWBERRIES FROM SANTA CLARA.
On account OF the scarcity Of berries here, I
hsve made ARRANGEMENTS 80 have them direct
from Santa Clara. They viii arrive every
day on the noon train. z. Loagson, Peoples
Market. 6l2 j street.
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IEDULGEST parents who allow their chill.
dren to eat heartily of hieh-seasored food,
rich pies, cake, etc., will have to use Hop
Bitters to prevent Indigestion, sleepless nights,
sickness, pain, and, perhaps, death. No fam.
ily is safe without them IN the house.
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sg Feathers. ribbons. velvets can all be
eolorsd to match that new hat by using the
Diamond Dyes. 10 cents for any color.
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FoR fIoNIo PARTIES -Cnssisy's unrivaisd
Club. House Punch. For sails by the bottle
or casa. g, ". CheslsT, e EIeat street, sole
scent.
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A Happy Family.

Pulled from the breast, squeezed from the bottle.
Stomachs viii sour and milk will curdle;
Baby hallelujah all that night,
Household humping heads in awful fright.
Don't deny, twas thus with Victoria,
Night was hideous without Castoria:
When collie left I; for peaceful slumber,
All said their prayers and slept like thunder.
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rRANsFBEs OF REAL ESTATE.

WEDNESDAY, May %, 1888.
July IL, 1SS2-H. S. Hill to Lewis Bowers; 800
Five.eights OF an acre in the N. W. Sec. G, I. 6,
N. R. 6E.
September 10, Is7s-R L. Duncan ct al to c. T.
Jones grant-AU their real estate in the State of
California.
September is, 1850. T. Jones TO Edward Mar
tin ; grant-All property referred to in preceding
deed.
May 81. 1855 Edward NJ. Martin to Charles E.
Smith grant-Same property.
May 20, 1SS3-John II. Merrill to Frederick W.
Ingham s65O-E. S. lot 6, d and E, Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, city.
man. s50O-Lot 3 L and NJ, Twenty and
Twenty third streets, city.
May 23-County OF Sacramento to W. F. McFad,
den 81, 0o5-W. lot 2, and ], Sixth and Seventh
streets, city.
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Sacramento, May 24-By ]. C. Tubbs, Justice of the
Peace, Daniel B Kingery, Of Napa county, Cali
fornia, to Mary Stoner, of ogle county, Illinois.
Grass Valley May Edward Nuttale to Elizabeth
Murphy.
CapaY Valley, May 20 VIM. W. Norton to Allie E.
Moore.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE -Indiges-
ton from overwork. DIR. Daniel t. Nelson,
Chicago, says: Il find it pleasant and val
uahle remedy ia indigestion, particularly in
ovsrgvnrked men.
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PIKE IL YOUNG

HtARRIAGE MANUFACTURE
" ers, corner OF Fourth and Nzz@3Sfl
L streets, Sacramento, have on SfSs53rrs -
hand the largest assortment of SSsaSezSleS
Carriages, Wagons and Buggies to be found in Sacra
mento, which they viii cell at very lo9 -stes
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Maximum temperature, s2.5: minimum, CO 5;
maximum velocity Of wind and direction Is mixes,
n. w.
River above low.vater mark. at Il A. n, 2os fsst
"a rise Of 4 inches in q hours.
JAMES a. BARwICK,
Sergeant, Signal CORPS, U. S. A
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MARRIED.,

IL you are sick andsltroubled with dyspep.
sia, Browns Iron Bitters will cure you.