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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

>'ate he true heartes! and gallant old
man. who 10 the days of war and disa,
ter lett Washington. his adopted city. aad
hurried home L. the South. to share with
his own peopie The fortunes Of hi native.
State terll> al least THE
he book j. published bv Jos shilling
ton cor i'enns. Ave and I street Wash
ln-tou It's and i sold on to >uls,f
Der. AZ fhe fsrfce-of Ofle deilar r.cr "a II
ar tour daiiars for the whole. II j. j.
sued monthly the first Two sectiops b.
lus Already out.
y I North Caro'niau | heartily et
dOlse and recommend this work A. valuable
and most desirable. and | would eady
pal t"'ce th. price oi Il 10 have charu.-
My fa'l story Of the u Bile nd pri
ate Nrtuc- of the sons of the old Nprh
slate RtRFCcA CAMERON.
-Mr. \ Moses, OF a pros pcrou, Nor
iulN farm ,ure iirm used to be il news.
boy IN RaielLh. Mr. Geo +. Piu-
man. 81 Newbyrn Aat,heH, ,ty> when
he came t. Raleigh directly after lie
var. the Youthful Moses. meek and
mild MAS rlal n4 among the nulru>hee
down by the bank Of the y &. (Ral
road.) and kindly showed the way tu
pcnnlngton's i'rogresS office
You 'reeolleet that an expedition
under Lieut.. Greedy was sent to Frank
linz Bay. far North Of Greenland, Icy
Mountains 10 spend two or three Years
! Watching the barometer, etc. They wert
given ''grub" for tEIce years and were
10 be sent for last year. The attempt
i TO rescue ttem failed and nothing coul,
lie done until this summer. Lieut. Gar.
/ lngton has just returned with the It'd
4 ings oI another failure. His vessel, til.
! ProteaS, was caught, squeezed to dealt
/ between two lceDergs. and the crew ha,
4 hard work to escape TO Greenland. where
! they found food and the IdHfic steamer
80 poor Greely Will likely head another
\ party of foolish fellows frozen to deatl
while hunting for the North Pole whiel
nobody would give tw 2 cents for if they
found it.
This thing of courting a little noto
rietv by sending home an old .'war rel
/ c. "or paying some compliment to some
| body who fought on the other side. i,
getting absurdly threadbare Dav after
/ day YOU can see letters in the papers
offering to return an old sword. pail
Of epaulets, a book, or some other rub
! bish from the battlefield Some OF the
i Yankees even oct a business advertise
ment by SO doing. Several of til,
Grand Army" last week sent boqnets
to Mrs. Jackson; and another set callet
for Confederate Hospital, and now :
man has telegraphed the important fac
that he holds "a pair OF Rebel saddle
bags go''-captured on broken dowr
| horse at Five Forks And the owne
Of the saddlel ags has turned up il
Richmond. and the story is going The
lrcunds. lis name is VIM. Ward, 0
New Jer- y. We rise to remark, VIII,
don't Mr.. BiIl Ward send back til,
horse as well a. the saddleb,9>:
Patriotism, > ''Gush. sentiment ,
and .~addlcha9s - Good Lord, Ii
Sitkeniug. Prithee. an ounce of civet
good Apothecary."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

"HANDS OFF Olive Logan, who
ought to be good authority on the subject
gives the following advice to Young girls /:
a Woman's safeguard is to keep a
man, hands # her. IF you need his as
>i>tance IN walking take his arm instead
of him taking yours Just tell him in
plain English to hands off, He may
not like it at first, but he will respect
YOU In the future ten fold more Men
will NOT do TO trust. Give a man your
arm and you viii find him very confden-
tial, and he will take a great many privi-
leces he would not take if he was rot
permitted to. He will give your arm
many loving squeezes and sly twists that
he. could have no opportunity OF my
aud the opportunity is just what he is
after A few more words Of advice and
I close. Keep young gir's off the streets
except when they have business Teach
them it Is unnecessary TO go the pos :
office every time they go out. You
girls can walk alone just as well as your
boys. Don allow your cir 5, IT thev
must have beau to go with a boy much
older than themselves If possible. in
still into their nature that they ale not
safe in the hands. Of any man-preachers
not excepted
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

NONE OF THAT " WANTED Beast But
Ter IN his speech to which Jarvis respon-
de1, used this language which is being
widely circulated through the Abolition
States.
Let the fresh checked young men Of
New England 90 down and mingle with
the blood of the Puritan that of the chew
alier"
The fresh checked will be welr ONE,
if they behave decently, and leave their
Carpet-bags and Butler badges at home.
1t is easy to become one with Us. Many
of the truest Contederates, many of our
best citizens, to-day-were Of Yankee
birth; and there is no respectable South
ern family without Yankee ancestor.
But they were of the decent classes We
want no Beast Butler breed. in the South.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

Oxford Torch'ight: The Nes,en-
qer learns that DR. Worth. our efficient
State Treasurer. will not be candidate
for reelection. and wants Hon. J. J.
Davis OF Franklin. for Treasurer. Well.
ne will do most anywhere John
W. Hays. Jr.. left yesterday morning Q
take position in the engineer corps oI
the Federal Geological survey, under
Prof Kerr. in Western Carolina.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

Nc,o lo,k S,ptr4ticr Is Jamc-
keml0, Methodist minister - Newark
Y to 3ay ma ic a determined attempt
20 kIll hi- wre Frances ani then tax hi-
own life, The couple visited the clergy
mans mother IN Brooklyn and while
aio quArrclcd, when. n ir apnears. the
.nsn drove large but Ter knife into his
wiie's throat, and be ,iraw ne he weapon
over his own throa, jumped out Of the
room, which j. on the fourth t9ar u the
building Both were lead bef rc Que
could ask the cause
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

"PHENoL SoDIoUE is good disinfec-
tant, is recommended bv physicians, and
is an excellent remedy TO keep in the
house for the ordinary ills and accidents
of mankind says the editor Of the
Coatesville, Pa, Chester VALLEY Unton.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

MANY persons who seemingly have CON
sumption have perfectly sound lungs, and
their distress on nIuatcs altecc' her from
iisordercd kidncy> and liver Now here
are Thousands T remeics that will re
heve kidney and tlver diseases bur here
il only one thaC can be de, dcd upon
kor effectlnp permanent cure aud that
Is Brown : Iron Bitters Its efficacy has
been satisfactorily proven IN thousands
of instances after all other remedies fail,
ed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26

-. Lady Pagct says tLat woman
with a BIZ nose ought to wear her hal nj
the back of tie head so as 10 rc-cstab-
hsh the balance
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES

is the title of large illustrated treatise,
by DIR. R. v Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y,
sent to any address for three stamps 1t
teaches successful self-treatment.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-09-26
Prof. w. H. NEAVE,

Can be employed. occasionally, to teach bands
H. : the only thorough and expeditions Band teach
~ II y a.: aid h-s- in these respects, but few
equals snd suPerlors i'll the United States, fact
we'll known in the first professional circles of all
the large cities During the war, the only band
master in the whole ~outh-whO commissioned a.
such, and exenp pied from conscription by the q. =
A. seer tary War, and solely because of his pre-
eminent abilities and energetic use OF them among
the many army bands He, also, only, can and does
his services.
He writes Music TO order. to fit, for band, or
ehestra, pianos, voice, etc Fills demands for hr.t
Clss- music great festivals with band composed
Of srtistic Amateurs, see ctCd from many towns III
the state, after the of his State band for
Yorktown. His permanent address 10 Salisbury
n. T..
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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento produces marEsI-Wnolesale.
s,o.-ac.sd daily Cor the RECORD UsIoh.i

corrected daily for the RECoRD-UsIoh
SACRAMENTO, December 18th.
FRU1T-Lernous, Sicily, sS99 . case; Orange :,
California 81 % % 80 box; Mexican orang - 5O
as q 100; Lines 81 509i 70; BSnanas, % hO(d4 9
Punch Piaespples, aeGes u dozen Cocoanuts, s7@
s 2 100: Apples, 81 60d2 y box: Pears 81 egg
q box CranbeIries, SIG 5o@l7 so b Dol.
Pts rRUITs-Assorted, ss-1l GALS, dog, u 20 I;
%. Portland slreherrieS. s-n cans. 81 Shnr.
tieberries 81 rs; Capital Asparagus, 81 90 dozen
cans. o.,o-
.,7zTtered. sS9c; peas, peeled, 1880; do, u.
feeled- 4d5c; Plume, ptted, 159l6ci Peaches,
iI912l, do peeled, 19@20;; Prunes, German ana
French. l3dl5C; BlackberIies l6 Sl7c; Figs, Cali
foInia, 19S' u.
Peaches 50 60 Bartlett Pears, 81 80 Plums, 81 65
Blackborries, g. 9O93 GOoseberries, % rs Stray
berries g 26; AyTicots g 25 Auscat GTape % 10;
Rel Currants, IS 25; Cherries. g. 60
vsaYTAHLBs - PotEJoes, 81 80; Onions,
75cCasI 10; Caulih)wer, 75c@Sl Cabbage, 65d
75c, Carrots, 60975c q hu- bred; T1rnips,
oOc Q sack; bunch vegetables. l2sc = doz
Psnsnlps, lc; Beets &c; Horse Radish, 6@7c 3 n
Arzichokes 75c q dozen; Jerusalem Artichokes,
34G4c g Il Sweet Potatoes, So 25d3 so Celery,
COARSE e dJz; Garlic, 3Gic; Nevada Potatoes,
BsSApsfUFFs-Flour, 80 rs 8 barrel; oasmeaI,
IS = 100 ns latter for Eastern Cornneal. yell
INV 81 80 ; white, g. 80; Cracked Wheat, 80 %.
PouLTRf-Live Turkeys, 20d2lG y n; dressed,
2sa2Se; full grown Chickens. S6a7 q dozen; young
Rosters 1905 q dozen; BIoilers, s3G5; tame
Ducks, s7a7 IS; Geese. e1 5O92 = pair Eggs,
G ,oice lots, 35937!c u dozen.
GAME-Hare, 81 1922; Rabbits, s1a1 30; Nal.
lard Ducks 50 5Ot64 i doz; Teal, Sl@l so g doz
Sprigs, $2G2 50 q doz; Quail, 81 25@l so g doz.
DARY PRoDUOTs- BUtteI choice 325837I = d
mixed lots, In rolls, 2S930c; Cheese, California,
from l7GIs,; Western. fats, l6sl7c; Marln's
Cream, 19@20c
MEArs-Beet, 1850 Mutton, 4a5c q n; Lamb, ca
&c; Pork 49, Veal small calves, 10@llc; large, Sc.
Hay, GRAIN AND FKED-ORt hay, Sl29l4 y ton
Alfalfa hay, sSG9 s ton; bran, , ton. sl7
rniddllngs. go y ton barley whole, go q ton
ground, 81 Is; wheat, 81 S592 y cwt: wild oats,
81 IS; tame 1sts, g com, 81 65 = cwt.
soUs-Seeds-AHalia, 99i0c: Timo'hv,
Eastern, 1888 q u oregon, 783ci Pop Corn, 597c
. ID red Clover, II 9l5c; Red Top l2tc; Nuts
EilSish Walnuts 9tt9l0c; California Walnuts,
1OGllc; Almonds, l5Gl6c Peanuts Eastern, go
Ice; Peanuts, California, 7aSc; Lard California),
cans, lac Eastern. l6G18c; Eides salt, light aud
medium. s89c, and heavy, 9G1Oc dry, lS-
TAtlow, Tic; Hops, Offering at l59l3s o b
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mi5-1yTu ThS&w1y
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS,

Tom Maynard, the pugilist, is under arrest
on a charge of robbery.
The Ophir election Wednesday was won by
| Flood, after hard fight.
| The Fire Commissioners have reelected
! Frank G.. Edwards President.
| w. NJ. Nelson has been again arrested on
charge of traducing Detective Lees in a
public speech,
Tax-Collector Grady deposited Sos, 500
with the City Treasurer Tuesday, On account
of real estate tax collections.
| Archbishop Alemany states that impostors
are gathering subscriptions for the new csthe-
dral, and warns people against them.
There is 17-year-old boy in the city who
| is seven feet high and still growing. He
weighs 200 pounds. and is good with the
gloves.
Columbus Bartlett, delinquent tax COL
| lector for the year 1882, reported to the
Supervisors Tuesday that his collection for
| November amounted to 81, 10Y.
Muldeon's landlady claims to have thrown
the great wrestler square on his back on Tues
| day. the stakes amounted to six bits, which
she claimed for broken spittoon.
The steamer Mexico has aboard forty.two
Chinese in transit to China, who will be
transferred to the Oceanic, after which she
will go into the dry-dock for repairs.
Florence Williams, the young woman who
was shot on Friday last by her paramour,
| Nicholas Vincent, is still in the Receiving
Hospital, but progressing rapidly to recov-
| cry.
John F. English, of this city, has been
awarded the contract for supplying the State
| Prison at San Quentin with potatoes, beans,
cabbage, oats, barley and bran fer the ensu-
| ing year.
MIS-. Bslle NJ SahIeiD, Of San Francisco,
| has been granted patent for q box cover at
tachmeut. She is the third California lady
that has been honored by patent award
from the United States Government.
Maj5r-Gene-al Pope, commanding the
Military Division Of the Pacific has recov-
cred from the slight sickness which he en-.
couutered few days after his arrival here.
He is pleased with his new surroundings.
Chu 81 Kom and Ng All See, highbinders,
who. with two companions. on the 10th of
last April abducted Ii Kee You, a China
woman, to sell her into prostitution, were
convicted 10 Judge Ferrsls Court Wednesday
Of kidnapping.
Philip Hurley and his wife are under arrest
for battery committed on Hurley's father,
Michael Hurley. The precious couple knocked
the ola man uOWn, hlChei Houub VI MS leeIn
out blackened his eyes, fattened his nose and
ground off piece of his ear.
Hanlan visited the Pioneer bost.house
Tuesday, and getting into shell took short
spin about Mission Bay. Peterson, who was
out for a practice spin, ran away from him,
and when he had got at safe distance he
rested on his SOULS and watched the cham
piOn's movements.
S. fer there have been ten entries of the
bsst local pedestrians for the prizes of 81, coo
put up by Muldoon, whose unknown is not
yet named. The tournament win take place
a. the Pavilion, and will last from the
18th to the 10 h of January. Hartman,
O'Leary and most of the local pedestrians
have already commenced training for the
tournament,
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ATTORNEYS At LAW.
W. G. VAN FLEET.

a TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, COS 1
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sAMRLE BOTTLE FREE

VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms, and age. Strict secrecy IN resAIu 'c
all business transactions. -
DIR. MTOTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. AE-
PHRETICTM. cures all kinds OF kidney and
Bladder Complaints, G9norrhGa, elect, Leuccrrhoea
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle; SIX oottles
for s..
DIR, NENTIE'S DANDELI0N PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYsPEPSi& and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists
KIRK, GEARY & Co. Sacramento, Wholesal
Agents mS'4plF@oS"-y
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san FrsnoIsco stock saIos.
rhe rrnltinr Mnnders or CalIfornIa.

SAN Francisco, CAL-The Breeder and
Sportsman Of this city, the tart and sporting
authority of the Pacific COST contains a
statement from J. w. Murphy, Esq., propri-
cineer Mathew Brady, of the City Fire De-
psrt,0ent, TO the effect that for the cure of
pain in man or beast, particularly for rheu-
matism, St. Jacobs Oil has worked wonders.
They regard it far superior to anything they
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Decorations of the Java eruption of Aug
ust 9th were distinctly heard throughout
the Philippine Islands. NJ. Raphael p.
rulta states that the sounds were so loud
that gun. boats were sent out by the au.
thorities at Manila under the impression
that either vessel was firing signals OF
distress or that there was fighting going on
IN lava
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Philip Hurley and his wife are under arrest
for battery committed on Hurley's father,
Michael Hurley. The precious couple knocked
the old man down, kicked some of his teeth
out, blsckeued his eyes, fiattened his nose and
,,-o,,nJ of n ,,ieca oF hia
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san grane,sco neat markst.

Following arc ntes for whole carcasses from
sisughtsrers 10 dealers
BNEy-First quality, Sis9ic second quality, 6l6
7lc. third quality 5l96c 8 q,
vEAL-LanSe calves, s. 59c small ones, 98l0Ic
Z n.
NUrToS-Wethers Are Quotsble at 5i@6c, aud ewes
al 5a53c ? q.
Handspring is Guotahle at ass = n
PoRs-Liye Hogs 5ld5I, ior hard grain hogs on
foot iressed do. &c 3 d.
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san Franeisco produc. Market

SAN FRANCISCO, December 10Th
FLouR-Best City Extra, s. 1906 medium grades,
81 Sjd5 80; shipping superane, 81 5Oa4 IS y Dbl
WHBAT-It is almost useless for holders to try to
obtain over 81 SD for choice shipping grades and
even at this figure exporters not prompt buyers.
ported dull and weak, and until more favorable &C
counts are received from that quarter the local mar
ket must continue to drag more or less.
At the Produce Exchange cal session there was
marked pressure to realize resulting in bad break
in values. Yesterday morning, buyer season con
tracts touched as high 81 3d. viii to-day lot
Of 100 tons went at 81 81 showing a decline OF
nearly &c q cll between the two extremes within
twenty-fo hous Movements of this character
furnish desired opportupi s for speculative opera
tors. Sales footed up 1000 tons No l White as
fellows:
Buyer lSS3-100 tons, 81 50.
Buyer season-l0) tons, 81 93I 100, 81 % 300,
81 92l 500, 81 9l!; 100, 81 9lf q ctl
Quotations II No grades aJ leading centers to-
day are furnished by the Grain Ex haug5 as fol
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DENTISTRY.
DE-. I. u. REID,

DENTIsT, no. COS J STREET. s<=s.sssssse
Sacramento, California. UFfySzzsfs
m29-I A-lJ-f
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A TTO9NEYS-AT.LAw, No. 9O4 SEVENTH
n street, near J. VIII practice in all the Courts
q the State tyl0ipu
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For the relief and prevention,
H. = ~
TREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE GENTLY

NEITHER CONSTIPATION, collie, DIAR-
RHGA, DYSENTERY Or OTHER BOWEL COM.
PLANTS CAN BE CURED BY ABUSING THE
Delicate MACHINERY OF THE SYSTEM
WITH FURIOCS PURGATIyES. THE BESr AND
SAFEST REMEDY, PARTICULARLY AT THIS
SEASON, IS A TEAS 20 0NFUL OF TARRANI's
sELTZER APEkIEST. TAKEN IN A GLASS
OF WATER, WHICH WILL GENTLY RELIEVE
WHILE TONISG ANDHEALING THE IRRITA TED
INTESTINE.
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q TTORNEYs AND CcUNSELoRS AT LAW.
"A ofico, northeast corner Sixth and SITS, je9-ti
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Toronto.

Nsssrs Fleming Eros:
Sirs / take this opportunity OF informing you Of
the benefits l have derived from Or. C. McLGneS
LjUcr Pills Ihive for two years past been afflicted
with a severe pain over the eyes, accompanied with
a nervousness and sense OF dizziness; 2 maladY be
yond the power and skill Of our physicians to re-
eve and cure, caused, as far I myself could
Judge by diseased state o? the liver and stomach
Some Of the doctors tried bleeding, and various
other remedies We tried, but all in vain, for the
deeprooted disease still stuck fast. at last pro
cured a box of your Liver Pills from a druggist
here, and found, after taking a portion of them,
that the disease and painful sensation the eyes
have almost entirely left me | will close by adyis
ing all those a cted as l have been, to procure the
valuable medicine at once and save much time and
main, with little expense With sincere gratitude
and respect remain, yours respectfully,
GEO. ". RUSSELL Torcnto
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

New YORK, December 10Th.
BREAnSTUFFs - Flour Is steady and Wheat Is
steady: the latter at 81 oral IS . bushel
WOOL California is ST. adv at 9GlOc for tall
bury, and I09i3c for clear fall spring bury los
90 Isc; clean spring, 24e25c pulled. 25G4Oc.
ArDEs-California are steady At 22!@23c.
CHICAGO. December - n.
WEakr- g9sc for January
CnES- Gle tor January.
PoRE-s14 62} fer January.
TAKD-SS 91l for January
SHORT aIBs-S7 % Tor January.
LIVERPOOL, December 1a-h.
gguyAr-California spot lots dull at s. 5 ! 70
- hi; cargo lots, 44s for Just shipped, 4Ss f0r
nearly due and ass Cd for of coast.
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nECEMAN,s GAsTRICINE.

4 specific for Dyspepsia. Sold by druggists,
p and 80 cents per box. Sent by mail. j. n.
HEGEWAN & Co, Proprietors, New York.
Redin2ton & Co.. Agents. San Francisco, Cal.
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GNlg- Finds quick custom az current rates
Qu1l, Slal % 2 dozen Hare, S263 % Rsobis,
small, SIas' % cottou.tai 81 258l so 2 dozen
Teal 75os7lc; sprgs, 81 5oa1 IS; Wdge1a,
81 25HI SO Mailards, s. 2ja2 so . dozen !.
CsnvasJacks s 5os4. common Snipe, 5OoI5c
. do.Gn; do English, 81 25Gl 80 3 dozen;
GRAY Geese, - 25lf2 80 p dozen; White Geese,
: 25sl so - dozen Haubers, g SOFAS . dozei,-
Mool-Molerate trade reported 10 the better class
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4 TToRNEYS AND COUNsELoRs-AT-LAw-
"a Offices at the southwest corner OF Fifth and J
streets, Sacramento, California ie25.
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DIR. G. w. BENsoN's Celery and ChamO-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure and
will cure headache of all kinds, neuralgia,
nervousness and dyspepsia, Proved and in
dorsed by physicians.
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Society, Dimness of Vision, Noses IN the Head the
vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and
many other diseases thaus ad 10 insanity and death
BR. MINTIE, who is a regular physician grad
uate Of the University Of Pennsylvania Will agree
TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars Tor a case OF
this kind the VITAL RESTDRATlSt (uuder his
special advice and rrsatment) will not cure or Ior
anything impure or injurious found in IT, DIX
MINTIE treats all Private Diseases sro3css:uiiy
without mercury. Consultation fFee' lhor,
ouch examination ana advice, including analysis Of
urine, So. Price of Vital Restorative, So a
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40 sent 70
any address upon receipt Of price, or O. .. d. Sc,
cured from observation, and in private name II
desired BY 4. e, MsNTIE, VI. D., NO. II
Aearny street, San Francisco, Cal
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TELrPHosE FLAMING VIII,

UORNER ] AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
I Sacramento. II. D. YANDEBCOOK & CO., Pro-
prietors, Contractors aud Builders. Manufacturers
Of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and holdings
Planning, Turning and ali kinds OF Mill Work done
on short notice. The fitting of Stores and Offices
Specially iyl2-u
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LREHiTfET.
LANES NcGVIRE.

KAMEs sEADLER (FoRMERLY OF BABsON
81 & Seadler), has removed his Office 10 Room 5,
Suffer Building, southwest corner Filth and J
streets iyll If
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BUSINESS, CARDS.
&. ZSICkEE.

NE-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
lFH and Fifth. Cast Iron Founder. Manuiact-
urer of all kinds Of Cast and Rod Iron filings and
Fences. ALI Building Castings made to order.
81 4n1m
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DIR. DE DERKY

EEAS REMOVED To THE SOUTHWEST COR
nsr of and Sixth Streets (AIasonic Build
ing X street entrance) Consultations in English,
French and German. All Professional Calls promptly
attended to day and night. Office hours-l0 A. N.
to II NJ; to 4, and to P. NJ. dS-1m