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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

The Bonanza advises all persons
looking for work to stay away from
Grantsville. There is nothing being
done in any of the mines AMI no pros
pect of work being resumed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

The number OF children of school
age in Ward is given at ".
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23
Medicinal Advertisements.
Faiiliill96

That IS what great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IKoN
BlTTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood puriics and
enrichcS it. and rich. strong
blood flowing to every part
Of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives cut
disease and gives health and
strength.
This IS why RR0w&'s
lion BITrERs viii cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption. rheumatism,
neuralgia. dyspepsia. maia-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23
Bows.

The bow, that 'touchstone of good
bre, ding says a French writer, has
undergone that strange mutation since
the obsequious days Of the Georges
Now the body must not be bent, only
the head inclined, cordially or other
wise, according to circumstances; gen.
affections are relegated to dancing, ,and
posture masters, whose palmy days are
now record Of the past. In the time
of the merrie monarch the plumed and
jeweled hat was doffed with sweep
ing grace to the very grounds and there
held until the lady SO salu'ed had pass
ed or retired. Now the hat is simply
raised in recognition of a fair acquain-
tance. who must give the initiative by
u slight inclination Of the head ,and We
are informed by an aristocratic author
iry on matters of etiquette that "a gen
tleman returning the bow of a lady
with whom he is but slightly acquaiEt
ed, would do so with a deferential air.
but if there were an intimacy he would
raise his hat with greater freedom of
action, and considerably higher In
France it is the gentleman who bows
first, and there, too, the bow, is the
signal of recognition between members
of the sterner sex; in England nod
suffices. The two most pollte-in the
old fashioned sense Of the word OF
our kings, Charles ii. and George ~,
took off their hats to the meanest Of
their subjects. A lady's oteisance to
royalty, fifty years ago, was an acrota-
tic feat. The knees were bent and
the body slowly brought forward in
graceful and reverent guise, the equil-
ibrium being recovered by backward
movement very difficult to perform
with ease. But our monarchy wakes
old, and republican manners, assertiye
of independence, make high flown
courtesy ridiculous; now a courtesy to
royalty is merely IA deep dip, sudden
collapse as it on springs, and as sud-
den reattainment of the perpendi-
cular.-AH the Year Round.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23

He kissed her and gently put he
aside. and having taken seat he sait
to his son in law:
"Charles, | am crushed"
Father"
"The bank won't touch cur paper
The directors know that my sole reli
ance is upon the solvency of Claxtor
4 Sinonds, and somebody has tolo
them OF the letter bad received from
the firm: but the whole truth has 10
been told them. They only know tha
my Western consignees are short il
their returns $2O,OG0.",
"What will you do 2"
What can ! do? If | cannot rails,
ten thousand dollars within a week.
must suspend. o, my sonl, this ii
dreadful! Charles have you told t.
anyone the substance of that letter: ?
- II have not whispered it outside O.
my own house"
1T is certainly known. Some of tht
directors have heard of it,
Thus far Laura had listened il
silence, and now, gasping and culver
ing, she sank down at her fathers
feet and lowed her head upon his
I knees.
30, papa, dbl am the wick
ed one. ., what can | do"
| Her father gathered her up into hi;
arms. and with her head upon his
shoulder, sic confessed all her fault
20, papa, shall die if have ruin.
cd YOU"
Hush. my child, | shall not be
ruined. Cherries and | will find some
way out from the strait. But, surely,
this should be Il lesson to you"
1T will, it will. Never, never,
never will | do that wrong again
Laura's misery, for the time, cast
other trouble into the shade, and both
her father and her usband tried to be
cheerful. But she could see no JOY. y
great agony was upon her, and she was
10 suffer more bitter hours than she
had ever suffered before in her life.
On the second evening from that,
Mr.. Fuller entered the cczy drawing
room ra4iant.
ali CHARLES Laura--l'vs got
splendid news. Read thatw Ana he
threw upon the table u bit of paper.
Charles to K it up and found it to
be telegram Laura looked over Dis
his shoulder while he read:
ST. Louis, Sept L.. 1879.
To JoHS FrlLrR, WauncsCk, n. Y:
Colorado sad California all right We mail
10 you this day draft on New York for twenty
thousand dollars. Send next consignment
soon as possible. Put on your whole force io'
manu- actnring. CLAaToS SsoSps.
In one week from that time the di
rectors of the Wsuncock Bank took of
,t!.<:r eats 20 Jeha Fuller aud asked
his pardon.
And Laura was happy, not more for
the gooi Torture which had come TO
her father. and in which she was sure
to share, than for the change in her
own life. She was resolved thence.
forth TO study the right. and TO do ii
to set guard upon her tongue--to
be silent when necessary, and TO Be
circumspect always.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23

CUTTERS.
Senator Tom Bowen, of Colorado. is
the best poker player We have in town.
Why. the s. cond night he WAS here,
Plumb, OF Kansas, and Jones, OF
Nevada. sat down with him to q little
game. and am told that he scooped
the party to the extent Of two or three
thousand in half an hour. But Bowen
has lost more than he has won during
the last few years.
Who are the poker players in Con
gress:'
There are very few who have seats
in the Senate Old Lapham plays oc
casionally. and so do Hale and Vest,
but as to the others it would disgrace
the game TO say they played at all
These are not the times we used to
have " hen Grant was President
is Arthur much Of a player"
We'll, yes; and guess he is about
as 'cagey IA any of them. He will sit
up all night over IA game Of poker,
when nothing else in the world will
hold his tention. Chandler is IA
sharp one. too, and | understand that
he and Congressman Dick Crowley
are about the most expert OF that set.
why, the White House set. They
tell me they play it blind in defer
ence to Arthur's wishes, and under
stand this has been the most popular
way OF running the game here this
season. In the draw game there is a
little chance for skill, but blind poker,
in which YOU don't draw at all, is the
most outrageous form of gambling
But. of course. you know all about it.
who are the best poker players in
the House"
Joe Blackburn can d, al the paste
boards with as much grace and celeri
ty as any man | know of, and will
back his hand to almost any limit
Young Walker, of Pennsylvania, is
what is commonly known as a daisy
CUTTER and Springer, of Illinois,
swears bj the jack of clubs. The Wes
tern men are by far the best card
players. l think Tom Young, Of Gin
cinnati, and ex Governor of. Ohio, is
about as smart one asever set his foot
in Washington, and the man who can
bluff him out of a hand has to get up
pretty early in the morning. But the
poker playing here just now is nothing
to what it was in Albany when Boss
Tweed ruled the deck. Brooklyn
Eagle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23

- due next month. They cannot
i...ke ti'her Of them. 1t is bad. ism t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23

An Oil citizen purchased a piano
for his daughter recently, and the
other day went around to the agent
and wanted to know when the forte,
would be delievered. The piano had
arrived all right, but the forte hadn't
got there yet.
Are You married, my dear?' asked
an old gentleman of pretty girl with
whom he c anced to be sitting in a
railroad carriage.--'No,' said she; but
I've sued fellow for breech of, pro-
mise
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23

'Nery bad said Charles.
why don't you push them, as you
call it: - demanded Laura. "li they
awed me. ! think | would know why
| didn have my money"
''Ah, NY child, said the old gentle
milling, pushing them might be
tISfors2 thlag could do. They are
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23
sfl It Story.
An uNGUaRDED TONGUE.


A''"- '"' sources 81 s''''"' aho
.'''i'. 3' "i''i '''=t '.'"' 't1' 81 me t'''S'
J., ;te aaaI-o' husbands eiia wives CT
rr.tilt r"4h ot-eF D.. pdb'lc' ! mean
thNi hablt al correction which let's no
'tlp ~ lh' tongue PASS without re
iult"ef' 'aH Z iae 'v'i'St,' party
tctl cheap. ana casting shadow uFot
the listeners.
1t 2 party, one evening, I bari lee
vas '-slinE 70 Il hh"t ~ ms ir''hos
ABOUT the wonderful t!etd os ~ straw
b TRY = q. lie pFlae'l hinsctt on thai
h't OF horbcuaaFai success.
saa!l Satee. numI..u luaT
al o'T.'es from thai DIT 'F7s seas H.
ae al. with a"nT'sh-
No no a'fs''' 'nteFp sci ms
..e. $50 h.'a J'st 'as nr. = "'
EE3 i..f quarts ~" s''.ilt IL We.
IN 'ty, Won have ptcAel a. muca as
hiiF quarts "i'esty.
n. No.
But iA"ri. l"H '"fIr' no" ut"n,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23

Jerome, Jeroms!' screamed Mrs.
Butterfeld, the other day, to her big
gest boy, what are you throwing to
those pigeons? Gold beeds, mother,
and the fools are eatin' EN-; | 'spect
they think it's corn!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-23
Eslerf Rfaoing.


SOME OF THE CONGRESSIONAL 'DAISY
CUTTERS"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13
Acc1pENrA1 MARRIAans.-Am an shO

ACCIDENTAL MARRIAGEs.-Ams man should
marry, by all means ; yet | am convinced
the greater part of the marriages are un-
happy, and this is not an opinion | give as
coming from myself it is that of very
excellent, agreeable and sensible lady who
married the man of her choice, and has not
encountered ostensibly any extraordinary
misfortune, as loss Of health, riches,
children, etc. She told me this unreserv-
edly, and l never had any reason to doubt
her sincerity. For all this, / am convinced
that a man cannot be truly happy without
a wife. 1t is strange state Of things we
live in. A tendency so natural as that of
the union OF the sexes ought to lead only
to the most harmonious results; yet the
reverse is the fact. There is certainly
something radically wrong in the constitu-
ton of society the times are out OF joint.
1t is strange, too, what little real liberty
of choice is exercised by those who marry
according to what is thought their own
iucIinations. The receptions which the
two sexes play off upon each other bring
as many ill.sorted couples into the bonds
OF hymen as ever could be done by the
arbitrary pairings of legal match. maker.
Many man thinks he msrrles by choice
who only narries by accident; in this re-
speos men have the less advantage Of
women than is generally supposed. -LOne
of fgd Byron's Letters.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13

PUBLIC LIBRARIES. The summary of
statistics of additional public libraries for
1880 shows the number of newly estab-
lished libraries to be 76. OF these, IS re-
ported l43 043 volumes 40 reported 49,
O97 volumes added during the year; II
reported 1913, 500 volumes issued during the
year; reported 500 500 in permanent
funds; % reported $40 5S5 yearly income
l6, yearly expenditure of $22. AIS for
books, periodicals and binding and 20,
yearly expenditure of S25 $50 for salaries
and incidentals. The sum OF the library
statistics of the special report published
! by the Bureau in 1876 and Of the annual
reports of that and subsequent yesrs is as
| follows: Number Of public libraries re.
ported, each having 800 volumes or up
wards, 3, 9l7; number of volumes, II ILL.,
493 yearly additions Il $50 libraries re-
port ny 4S2,Sl7; yearly use of boots
| 1853 libraries reporting) 8 700, 464; amount
of permanent fund Il 759 libraries report
ing), Sc SIS. 1876 /; amount OF yearly income
| 1912 libraries roporting), 81, 400 GAS yearly
expenditure for books, periodicals, and
binding 1891 libraries reportine), S6l9 479 !;
yearly expenditures for salaries and Incl.
dental expenses (753 hbaries reportingl,
| STA, 403; the figures for these items do
not include the increase of the 3647
libraries embraced in the special report on
public libraries by the United States Com
missioner of Education for 1880, or of the
| 1875 Libraries mentioned in subsequent an
nual reports.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13

@ FFEE-The priYate circular OF R. Hochkoher,
a recosnzed authority, quotes: Strictly choice Costa
Rica H46uic; fair 20 good, mixed with black beans.
Sd9Ic good Costa Rica 9t@l01ci inf rior to ordinary
do 5s171c; superior Guatemaa, nzc; fair to good
unwashed Guatemala 96i0c; fair to good wa he'd
G .atemala. i09Ilc good Salvador. 9adyic -
DRUes-Alum, 5@Ssc; refined borax utc;
Blue Vitriol 7sa7ic Birthstone, SIC for roll and
Sc for California refined Cream Tartar. SSC9j5c;
Nitric Acid, l28@I6ci Tartsric Acid, 6O9o2c Sphuric
Acid 23Cd4c-
DRY GooDs-Brown Shifting Is jobbing at e@7ic;
Sheeting, 7S99tc; Brown Drilling, Ss99sc: Prints.
6ig7c D yard,
seec ed in iO0b cases and &c for homeless Eastern
Goldfish ISt Georges bank Ssa9c y b: Canned Sal
mon nominal ut 81 81 to u 10 dozen i-io tns
Eastern Mackere, 81 1901 s. for No in i5-n kits.
and 50 259l for Mess In i5-fb kits
LEATHKR-We quote Sole 2S6Z9t; Harness,
3261 SAC: Skirting. 3413Sc Calf Skins S65o7J; wax
and Buff 1900 nc q foot Bird e, Si@7 D side; Kip
Skins S50d60 b dozen.
LUMBER-Cargoes- Pine rough, SIS; rough clear
Pine S24 Pine flooring and stepping, 81 90 !;
Redwood Sls for rough aud s2S for surfaced Retail
Pine common rough up to 40 feet S22 80 b N feet :
No. flooring, inches and over SS2 90; do and IN
der and l3xi and l4x6 flooring and stepping, S55 !;
rough clear for flooring, 81 less than above rates ;
Laths SO rs q NJ; Shakes, Si2 y III Redwood. rough
merchantable So 30 D Nj surface No /. $35; T. l. G.
Redwood l4x4 and Ike, s35 do inch IL feet and
over S32 so; do beaded - feet and over S35; half
inch surface $50 Pickets fancy, " % do rough,
S25 <T4les, 81 80 d NJ Battens inch, meal lc
Posts, lift each.
MALT LIoUoRs-English Ale and Porter are
quoted 81 1893 IS for qua t. and Csc advance for
dozen pints
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13

syRuP-A decline of l0c 9 gal on in local made
was sgreed upon sterday Gu tations fol-
lows Bbls 45c hf bhls 47lc; 5-sallon kegs, 52sc ;
l-gaIlon tins sac y gallon
fonAcc Plug, 57id70c; Coil. 52s@75c: Roll 67l9
Use; Light Pressed, 621@67ic . ID, according to
brand
WuIsKY-we quote high proof 81 S1tdl 50; low
proef 81 75d2 50 various brands Of Bourbon. & ESQ
50 q gall sccording to age.
WINEs-California in bottles. as follows: Angelica,
81 Sos so Claret 50 25eI3 so; Port S5@t0; sherry
S5d5 90 White 81 5ott5 80 q dozen
WooLEN Goops-Shswls, fancy check and solid col
ors s5x35. go 50 dozen Gents Travelling ehaxls
72Si44 $50 dozsn with lar.e variety between these
extremes; White and Blue Mixed Knitting Yarn.
81 s7E: Scarlet, Blue and Seal Brown 81 623 E yard
Waterproof, Si0i 20 y yard; Oyershirts, Sl6g45 /;
Underwear S15a85 Jack is S99l5 8 dozen.
FREre hts ockermouth. l,zsf tons wheat 10 Cork.
private: Palmyra $50 tons wheat to Liverpool, So
Il lila .dshire, 1857 tons, wheat to Cork. aes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13
ME MHrSIs@HarriaOns private circular quotes Pig

Oregon il quoted at So ana Clipper G1p. NOS 70 T.
SS9S34 Coke Tin is quoted at $500 IS; Roofing Tin,
24G25c English Cast Steel l+@l5e; Sheet Zinc. 99
9ic; Pig Lead. 4!15c; Bar Lead 53c Lead Pipe, 7c :
Sheet Lead, Sc; Bar Copper, lie; Pig Tin, zS92Ssc
NAfLs-Quotabe as follows: Standard sizes, led to
sod "a 50 key extra sizes from 81 Is TO So the latter
figure for Sd Brad head nails led to d. 50 30 do Sd,
IS 10: do Cd So; do 4d and 3D. Sc % D key; Spikes,
all sizes, 81 Is. Discount Of per cent for cash
OII.-China Nut &C., California Castor 81 70 Tor
No l. and CSC for no. 2; Refined Cocoanut, 4O@45c;
California Lnseed in 100 BIB lots Soc for raw and Sc
q gallon for boiled Petroleum, 10 degrees In cans,
i6Co2Cc; do in bulk, l4c do, 80 degrees 2292Ic;
Whale 76145c Spe IN, 81 05ll 10 for crude pure win
ter strained Lard 81 10 in bbls and s. 2oin tins Posse
Olive $5G5 % Plagniol OIL We, IS 5906 80 Duret
do Sc 50d6 rs extra tine kinds S6a9 D dozen quarts
POWDER California Blasting, Is % b keg Giant
BOO Tor No and 76c for No /; Vulcan Blasting 75c
for No l. soc for No. and Soc 8 b for No with the
usual discount to quantity.
QUIOKSILVER-The market IS somewhat denoral-
lied London cables give the price a TO / u BOTTLE,
unusually low hg.re. The nom nal price mere Is
35dsshc- 49,
5@5lc for No. and mixed, and 6d6t Tor extra NO. l.
SALT-Liverpool tine is NV quoted at Sit9zO; Car
men Island. SS@i5 for coarse end S20iGSz for me
California. Sl0{2l2 for coarse snd Sl4'dl6 for nae
SoAP-Castile is firm at 9QlOc White Castillo ll(a
lllc. local makes of Pale ami Chemical Olive 4st00c
fancy knGs 7@Sc b b; Washing Powders, sl2gl6 per
gross. .,o -,
26c Nutmegs, 7OgS0o: Pepper, H@i9c; Pimento.
sPis1Ts~caIifoEna pure, 81 Is for No. q, and 81 q
for No. L
sUeAR-since December 4th rates for lots in bbls
have been as TO lows:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13

SAN Francisco Janulry 10, 1888
BAGS AND BAGGINs-The spot demand is very
quiet On cali in the Bosrds tn. tuotat0ns are SIG
Sic, but from private hands the quotations for june
and July delivery are sagsac Potato Gum es are
jobbing at 6lGl7c; Wool Bags. 42aCGt7lc; Burlsps,
7sc 4oinch aud l2e for 6onch Hop Cloth ll@lI3c
yard
BREAD-ship Bread. 3lc Pilot Bread, 4d4!c;
Soda Crackers, 54d6lc Cakes 8G2Sc
BRIcK-Engl.sh Firebriek, IS .9H California build
ing descriptions, s. 5ogli thousand English Ba h,
421145c.
BRooMs-Commou. 81 u.s. 81 and So Is for the
three numbers; Extra Patent 81 % 81 90 g % and
IS for the four styles: Eureka, 81 IS 49, s. 70 and
IS 80 for the four Styles Mill and Stable. S. 50 50
and "a for the three styles Ship S2 Whisp and Toy
Br oms, 81 SOL rs = dozen -
CoAL-Pri. es are steady az quite finn, with
w nd tendency Seat lie is selling from ship at 81.
J. w. Harrisons private circular quotes as follows
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RsIlRoaD.
Commencing Monday, November 20, 1881,
AID UEf1 FURTHER NOTCH,
TEAMS AID BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO


AID Usn FURTHER NOTICE,
TEAMS AID BOATS WILL LEAVE SAsRasafkTa
Al FoLLows:
gssA A. M.-(Suudays excepeed}-Accommc
Cs'sV dation Train to Marysville, Red Bluff ard
Redding.
AessA A. M.~DailvAc. p. Ernirrant Train TO
OsVS Ogden, Council Bluff and East.
100 a:Ds o % ~ ,ss sss cs sDsss via :.
Suisun for Vallejo and Calistoga- Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco
attached.
sG,sss 4. Nor as soon thereafter as prac-
tUsvV ticabe-SundaJs sxcepted} r Steamer for
San Francisco, touching st all ~sy ports
tine Sacramento river.
1880 s % %ssSss; Sa. s~
and Tehama-
st.SA A. M.-Daily,-ssn Francisco Passenger
XIV Train Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and tLathrop with the s. P,
Atlantic Express MADEIRA, Newhen
fSanta Barbars), Los Angeles, Yuma,
Maricopa tPrescottl Tucson, Benson
(Guaymas, Mexico) Deming "a, I. & S. F.
r. R.l I'll Paso, and East, and Lozier,
Texss Q644 miles from San Francisco
Connects also al Niles for San jose.
sEsQA r. M.-(Dailyt-0regor Express Tor
%'cv Marysyille, Chico, Red biufi and Redding
s,.kA p. M.RDailyELocal Passenger Train
%sEO for Auburn and Colfax.
g.Sst p. M.NDaiiyl- San Francisco Passenger
Ssoe Train, via Benicia-
45 s e. VIZ s T. 1 migrant 1s aA' as
for Deming and FL Paso.
Gs1S r. M.-(Sundays exceptedt y Passenger
V'1O Train for Woodland and Knights Land.
Ing.
Xxx r. N.-(Daily}-c. P. Atlantic Express
oS for Colfax, Reno carson and Virginia.
Battle Mountain (Aussinl. rsliesde
(Eureka) Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
A. N. TOWEE...... ............ General Manager
T. HI G0ODaAE Gen'I PasS,r and Ticket AGENT
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
fornia, county OF Sacramento In the matter
Of the Estate Of B. F. MAULDIN, deceased.
Notice is nereby given that MONDAY, the 10th day
OF JANUARY, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day,
and the Courtroom Of said Court at the Courthouse,
in the city Of Sacramento, county of Sacramento,
and State of California, have been appointed the
time and place for proving the viii Of said B. T.
MAULDIN, deceased, and for hearing the applica-
ton of MILLICENT r. MAULDIS and HUGH
MAULDIN for the issuance to them OF letters tes-
tamentary hereot.,
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court, this
I'd day OF JANUARY, 1888.
(sRALl TIE oMAS Fl. BERKEY, Clerk.
By CHAs. N. CoeLAN, Deputy Clerk.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioners.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13

Nor a drink, not sold in bar-roomy. but q
reliable non slcoholic tonic medicine. useful
ct all times, and in sill seasons. is Browns
Iron Bitsers.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13

REDDIEG's Russia Saiye is uRequaled for
chitblsins. chspped hands, frost bites, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-13

Milk is worth eighty cents gallon in
Miles City, A. 7.
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DR.. G. 2. SALFIELD,
sE6 KearHy street.,
5 JAN + & a n CTS co, CA

Consultations strictly confidential by letter or as
Office, FREE. For the convenience OF pstients end
In order 10 insure perfect secrecy have adopted
private address, under which all packages are for
warded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show it's merit will be sent TO an one
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age
Communications strictly confidential