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house. will receive 4 benefit tomorrow
evening. The popular actor will have all
his admirers present to enjoy his splendid
acting in the drama of ''Jakey Lowen-
stein,' ne appearing in the leading charac-
ter.
\ newboys' and bootblacks' club is the
latest organization established in this
great metropolis. There are only ten
"gamins" as yet, but the urchins are as
numerous as the leaves in Vallambrosa
and larger membership may soon be ex-
pected.
There was yesterday filed in the regis
ter's Office plat of Keith, Anderson &
Farriers subdivision of lots A and B, of
Babbits out lots, in section 8, township %,
and range 24, dedicated to the public by
Samuel Keith, Jos. Anderson, CIV. Farrier,
Chas. W. Chase, and wives.
Just think Of it! Only one divorce
granted yesterday, and that Is next TO none
The happy man that obtained freedom
frem the matrimonial yoke which lay
heavily upon him IS Thomas Atkinson.
His wife Hester A. had deserted him and
hence the dissolution of partnership.
The following real estate conveyances
=. - - 6oII p~a;- ,.7,5i4;,. 80 '.-.N
5a,, R-n - a. - a -, 80 ielt. el
$500, and oue-haIf Of lots Z. S. .. 10. Il
and II OF block 6. and lots to s inclusive
II block II, Wiudom's addition. from
Niles /. c.. Chit5enaen to Peter 0tto for
$500
The case of GIudt vs.. 1Eunk. came up
vee+ar7a,- fsr,-e TrI,a PaiIav tba dafe,d.
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MINNEAPOLIS WANT COLUMN

TOR SALE OR RENT-A saloon with fxtpros
l. located on corner of Twenty-fourtb avenue
south and Eighth street. Apply 1T place.
IS6-1Q0
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CATARRH.

The following symptoms of this complaint
Will enable the sufferer to detect it in its first
stages: Pain in the head above the eyes, fire.
quent sneezing, discharges from the nostrils and
cold in the head, increased flow of tears, to dull
ness, hacking cough, raising of little offensive
crusts, tonsilities, Inflammation extending to the
lungs, causing hOarseness, difficulty In breath
ing, impairing of the senses of smell, taste,
etc. If the afflicted will, when they first dis
cover these symptoms, Immediately call upon
the doctors, they will receive a sure. speedy,
p rmanent and almost inexpensive cure.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Nou.S,s ExpERIENCE.

Mrs WILLIAM DowSEs, Of Uxbridge, Mass, writes
on March 15 1883. as fellows:
During the past three years have been great
sufferer from a complication of diseases which baf-
fed the skill of the most experienced doctors, as
could not obtain permanent relief by their treat
ment and prescriptions and have also tried many
so.called cures in the medicine line, but could get
no relief The paius, aches and weakness increased
so rapidly and constantly that was SO reduced in
strength as to be unable to leave the bed, and the
doctors informed me that there was no hope Of a
recovery In this exhausted and discouraged condi-
ton a dear friend persuaded me to use Hunts Rem.
dy and after taking 1t only three days commenced
to get better, aud to my great joy and delight
have continued to improve constantly by its use,
until now. after having taken the Remedy only q
few weeks, am able to be about my house again.
and am now doing my housework. Ny lame back
is cured, the severe pains have disappeared, and
am now in better health than for many years, and
beg this privilege Of gladly recommending Hunts
Remedy to all who are affected with any disease o.
the kidneys or liver; and 1 also highly recommend
it for the attacks of sick headache. My husband
also has experienced a very great benefit to hii
health by the use of this most valuable medicine
Hunts Remedy"
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PASSENGERS LISTS.

CARLIE, June 19th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow II. Boil
tor, Michigan j. Dressed, California J. s.
Hayes, Australia; Z. P. Miller, Chicago
Q. Leighton and wife, Iowa 7. Keare, r.
L. ZJpot, San Francisco L. G. Forgrave
and wife, Des Moinea, Ia; A. Bitner, Penn
sylvania a. Malpss, wife and daughter,
San Francisco J. B. Black, Pennsylvania
W. Fl. johnson, Michigan l.. Black. Penn
sylvanis; Mrs. VIM. Battles, Miss Battles.
Mrs. w. S. Higgins. San Francisco DR.. p
Z. Hawkins, Miss ID. S. Moss, Miss Minnie
Ames, Miss J. E. Van Vliet, Maine E. L..
DAVIS, Bay City. Mich; l. W. Bonheim,
Kentucky; B. r. Tildep, W. B. Smsllfeld,
New York; Miss Lanktree, Mrs. Thomas
Lanktree, Canada; Rfrs. Charles Gowen,
Detroit, Mich; Mrs. A. Fl. Snyder, Omaha,
Neb Edward Marshall. Utah; William
Hollingsworth, Kansas City; j. j. Stsiger,
CALIFORNIA; D. A. Earnest, Iowa Miss Rose
Coghlan. g. Tesrle, J. w. GenniDgs, Gerald
! Eyre. w. Eyre, G.. 2. Flockton, Dan Leeson
Sydnew. Howard II. Gwyneete, Q. G. Ed.
win, Charles Foster, G.. w. German. w.
Joyce, Fl. Pierson, Jr., Miss Rose Lelard,
Miss Dryseil, Mrs. Elbsrtz, Mics May Cor.
man, I. II. French, George Osbourne, Silve,
King Company. Waliack's Theater, New
| York; Patrick DougheTty, Denvsr, Col; S
| l.. Welsh, New York 1876 eInigraut pas
| sengers, Including 104 males, to arrive il
Sacramento June 21st.
| OMAHA, June 19sh.-Left here to-day, tC
arrive in Sacramento June 23i: S. Fl
Jacobs, Carrie Jacobs, j. J. Crooks, S. w
Child, F. a. Benjamin, F. n. Ames, Ssr
Francisco S. M. Merrill and wife, Chicago
C. w. B,ochett, Mrs. E. E. Cowgirl anc
| daughter, Rochester, n. Y; 2. J. Stroboch
Montgomery, Als.; T. T. Peabody, Chicago
James I. Hatfield, Evanston. lii; D. P
Whitney, Chicago; L. B. Chapman, Oak
land; II. B. Sheldon, Covelo. Cal; MIR
Pheeier, Hamburg, Germany NJ. Holland
Los Angeles; W. Morris, Seattle; A. f
Fleming and daughter, Rhode Island.
! Twenty four through smigrants left on las
nights train, to arrive in Sacramento Junt
26.h.
NEwHALL, June 19th.-PasFed here to-day
TO arrive in Saa Francisco tomorrow: Mira
S. a. Amss, Riverside; Mrs. s. J. Boyd
Georgia d. Gupr, San Diego Mrs. a. f
Flood, San francisco Owen Riley, Washing
| tor, D. c.; Mr3. NJ, Mills, Los Angeles L
A. Coyle, Hidesville; Fred, Moran and
wife VIM. Gibson, Les Angeles; d. Stone
J Oakland; E, S. Weed, Les Angeles; 7. W
! Beach, Prescott; FL. Laavitt, Tombstone
f. G. Ramonet, August Vidari, Los An.
geles; r. j. Bailey, San Gabriel; r. G
Stitch, Texas; w. McDemons. railroad com
pany; NJ /. Osler, San Francisco; B. 4
| Crceker. Sacramento,
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OREGON.
Destructive Frc-Crops suffering.


PORTLAND, June 19th.-Through private
dispatches it is just learned that very de.
structive fire occurred at Grants station, lust
beyond The Dalles, last night. TIE fire
caught in Coopsr's Hotel, and spread SO
rapidly that Coopes's family barely escaped
with their lives, just getting out in their
night clothes. The total loss will reach
$3.50 900. The amount of insurance is un-
known: Cooper's Hotel was totally de.
stroyed loss. IS, 600. A large warehouse,
belonging to Fox, Scott & Co. !; loss, SIS. COO
The large warehouse Of William Grant, 80
by 200 feet loss, $4,000. Great quantities
OF wool and merchandise stored 10 the two
warehouses awaiting shipment, valued at
S75, GOO. were totally destroyed. The office
ard instruments Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company were burned also the ex-
press and stage company's Office and the o.
K. and \. CompsDy's depot.
The weather continues cool and cloudy.
There is great need Of rain throughout the
Willamette valley. The crops are suffering
much from the extreme dry spell. and the
fruit crop Of the State viii prove short this
eoaaon
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Association, and the new steamer Glide. 1t
is thought they will pay about So per cent.
Extensive forest fires are reported in the
vicinity of Port Gamble.
Governor Newell has respited Giovini,
convicted st Vancouver on charge of mur-
der snd sentenced TO be hanged June ooh,
until the 2S.h of October, on grounds of
newly discovered evidence.
Killed by Horses Kick-JaIl Break
The Edmunds Party.
SEATTLE, June 19sh.-A young man by the
name of Howard Hamilton, aged 19. who ar
rived here with his parents recently from
San Francisco, was kicked and instantly
killed ty horse last evening. The family
will return to California, taking the body
with them.
4 jsil break occurred here last night, two
prisoners making their escape One was d.
Brown. held for trial on charge of EN-.
bezzlins $500 belonging to Leon l. Co., ship
ping merchants of Port Townsend. Ths
other. A. Shawl, is charged with grand lar
ceny. They effected their escape by saving
three one.inch bolts in two, allowing the
doors to swing open.
The Edmunds party arrived here last
night, and were interviewed. The Senator is
enthusiastic over the Sound scenery.
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G. GRIFFITHS,
PENRYN
GRAEITEWORKS
PESRYN. CAL.

II u. FENEE BEST VARIETY AMI
Largest Qua-ries i the
G. Pacific Coast. Polished Granite
Monumeuts, Tombstones aud Tablets made 70 order.
ET Granite Building stone CRf, Dressed
and Palfshed 90 order e1f-IDsu
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
I Cnre nf PnrnmnnIa.

Mr.. D. II. Bsrnaby, of owego, n. Y,
says that his daughter was taken with vio-
lent cold which terminated with pneumonia,
and all the best physicians gave the case up,
and said she could not live but few hours
at most. She was ia this condition waea a
friend recommended DIR. Wm. Halls Bsisam
for the lanes, and advised her 90 try it. She
accepted it as last resort, and waa surprised
70 find that it produced marked change for
the better, and by persevering in its use a
permanent cure was effected.
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OLD MEXICO.
7be Loyver CaIifornia pIacer.

GUAYMAs, june 10 h.-The arrival of the
schooner Antonio from Mulega last evening
brought some ten or fifteen more of the miners
VINO rushed off on the frat of the excitement.
?. B. Chism, well known here. came over in
her, and reports as follows: Since the exodus
of The Americans some considerable prospect
ing has heen done, and all those who have
worked st the placeIs are making somsthing.
One party now st Mulege hiss sixteen ounces,
the result OF three weeks work. An expedi-
siop, well prepared with provisions and tools.
all for mining, has lefs for the plscers. Qaite
number are coming in from the lower end
of the psninsulAr. A nsw gulch has been
discovered some five miles from the present
placsrs. and nearer TO the mission Of San
Gertrndes
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

NNE GOOD SECOND. HAND 5fssEss
~ Grand Square STECK PIANO, at -
L. X. HAMMERS Music Store, $50 Ji J z 81
INV,
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"orR FLAG u STILL THERE..

MIR. S. B. LoNeFELLow, Augusta, Me-, east side
river. writes US under date OF April 10. 1888;
"To whom it may concern This may certify that
two years ago very badly afflicted with kidney
and urinary difficulties, which extended through
the system and laid me up for weeks so that could
do no work had the most skillful physician in
town, who gave me no assistance. Hearing of
Hunts Remedy, got bottle, and half of it cured
me entirely, so that 1 have been well ever since.
The other half gave to neighbor who was afflicted
much as l was, and it restored him to health. can
truly say Hunts Remedy has been If great and
inexpressible worth to me-"
n6-lyMWF&w1y
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The noraen.ssnhIns Case in Louisiana.

The Borden-5eDEIEs Case in Louisiana.
SHREVEPORT, June 19sh.-The facts in re.
gard to the killing of Borden by jenkins are
not fully given 20 the public. Il is believed
the young lady implicated made no such con
fessiou about being aednced by Borden. This
opinion is supported by the fact that she had
previously stated that she was to be married
to Jenkins, and had written to several friends
to be present at the wedding. Tbs theory
advanced by many persons is that she waE
laboriDg under q mental alteration whsn she
committed the deed. Unless the youog lady
corroborates Jenkins allegations there is nc
denying that he will have hard time of it.
New ORLEANS, June 19th.-The Plea.
yune's Mansfield Tia spscial says: The pre-
limiuary examination was begun to- day OF
Reuben I. jenkins. Jr., for the murder of
Rev. j. Lane Borden. Immediately after
the shooting of Borden by Jenkins, District
Attorney Small wrote to John S. Butler, the
father of the young lady whose name is in
volved in the matter, giving HIM the particu.
lars of the tragedy and the alleged cause,
being the ruin of his daughter. Butler re-
piled mot one word Of truth in the charge
you refer to. [ regret very much that Jen-
kins took up such an idea. My daughter
says she said nothing TO Mr.. Jenkins from
which he could possibly infer anything of the
hind
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To QUIET the alarm Of the public as to the
Immediately dangerous character of the
brands of Baking Powders containing ammo
nis and slun, in unsafe quantities, scientists
say that il proper care is exercised moder-
ate use of either may not prove perceptibly
harmful. The brand that is pure and whole
some Is DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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A. N. TOwNE. General Manager
7. H. GOODMAN .Gen'l Pass'r and Ticket Agent
iae4ptf
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GENERAL NEWS.

Two LouIsianfans Killed by Lightning
LOtta's Love Ansir-Tbe New Hampshire
senRtorship = Railroad Accidents - The
Chic DemOcrats-A Minister with Pc
cuIIaritfes-An Indian Friend or the
Whites Dead-The Last Cyclone-Li.
eenSe In Chicaeo-Affairs In Foreign
Lands-Etc.
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Given Up By nocfors.

SIS it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and
at work, and cured by SO simple a remedy p
'' sssure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters, and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and
ssid he must die"
Well-a-day That's remarkable? will
go this day and get some for my pocr George.
I know hops are good"
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Brady bal Conrt ApnIn.

WASHINGTON, June 19.h-General Brady
came into the Criminal Court-room this
morning for the purpose OF furnishing bail
for his appearance TO answer the charge con
tanned in the two indictments charging him
with receiving money while Second Assistant
Postmaster General, "a a consideration for
increasing certain star route service. judge
Wylie said the verdict ia the trial just ended
would probably be sufficient reason for vacat-
lag the bond given by General Brady.
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1Ha9. :. JOKES. 3D. Y. AARTs.
JONES q MARTIN,
a TToRNEYS-AT. Law, NO. eO7 STREET, BE.
"a tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento.
mf4-4pIm
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Drowned-Convicted Indians

VICTORIA, june 1esh.-By the upsetting Of
boat in the outer harbsr Sunday, one Mar.
log. attached to the dock yard. was drowned
II is reported that the Indians convicted
as Clinton OF the murder OF Cinnamon have
confessed to the murder Of the Pools family
in 1873.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Sentence OF Death at -DesIruct-
i've Fire In Oregon - Money In San
FranciscO-The Lower California Mines
Washington Territory Murderer Re
spited-The Glenn Murder Case-Endian
Visitors n. Redwood City-Liyely Times
In Redding-Etc.
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TDA e. ANBREWs, u. d i,

DHFSICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and h strtets Office Hours
% lo-s0 A. n; 70 !. and - ?. N. Residence,
alS street. hetWeen Ninth ard Tenth nasS-4n1r
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Brsiness Difficulty Forest FIres-nur.
deFer Respfted.

SEATTLE, june 19sh.-The firm Of Gore &
Wilson we're attached by their creditors for
S2,20o st noon to-day. Il has besn known
Tor some time that they were financially
weak, owing to cTer.specuIstion in hops last
faii. Previous 70 that tine they did the
largest commission business on the Sound.
The property under attachment includes 3
oEe-sixsh interest IN the Seattle Hop-Growsrs'
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uOUsE.RAIsENG AND MOVING.

HOUaE.RAIsENG AND MOVING.
DRICK OR WOOD HOUSES RAISED OR
moved in city or country, on reasonable terms,
at the shortest notice guaranteed to give satisfac
tion. LELAND HOWE, No. 1927 street. m22.lm
). A. CUNNINGHAM,
& ACRAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
> ! street, between Front and Second, Sacra-
me1to. Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work, etc. Changes Portable Boilers from Wood to
Straw Burners. Hop Stoves made to order. me 4pd
gE. GJEERRERGsEEs
EBos AND Brass FOUNDER AND hA.
ehirist, Front and \ streets. Manufacturer OF
e1tleabergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
aud Cog Crushal srd Barl-y Nils All kinds a
Hydraulic E.p0s. Eo- ia1e. Ineeo A,ilar Potent Hsg
preasss ml-spiu
JANIS EcGg18Es
3 MANUFACTURER or ROAD sCEAPE6s
I'VE Iron Doors, J2n Cells, Shutters, EsifneF,
Grhtings, Housevork gnd Bilckanishing 10 geners
Nc. 5sJ street, between Eiith aud Sixtn. Seconc'
hand pools for sale fe22-ADE
?. POSTER. J. O. FUNSTON
1856. =. FOSTER & CO., EsSs.
DOoK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
I , Blank Book Manufacturers, No. $40 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. ie20-4ph
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connagraslon IN France

LYONS, june 10 .h.-A fire broke out in q
row of wooden stores this evening. aud soon
consumed two acres. Forty railway cars
were burned. The train service between Ly-
| nna and Ganasa ia intarleral viii
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FIREWORKS AND FLAGS.

"THOLESALE AND RE-
w tail-SAN LUNG 4 CO. SSssss.e5sass.sssS
52s J street-A great variety OK Xxx
Chinese and japanese Fire
Sorks Lanterns Toy Pistols and ali kinds Of goods
Al greatly reduced rates and very cheap Also, fUl
lipe Of Fancy Goods, and large stock of Ladies and
Gents Underwear. Jel44plm
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The last Cyclone.

STUBESvILLE (O.), June Hundreds
Of people visited the scene Of the cyclone TO.
day, and viewed with astouisbment the de-
strucsion Of property in the city. The storm
appears TO have formed about mile west Of
here, travelling eastward until it reached
high hill overlooking the northern portion Of
the city, when It descended with terrific
force, damaging and destroying almost every
thing in its path az it swept acrogs the city
a distance Of halt mile and plunged into the
waters Of the Ohio, lifting them up in the
shape Of vaterspous for a distance Of 100
feet. The most remarkable thing is the fact
that no one was injured. as the storm passed
over thickly-inhabised part of the city and
=, e. ya4L zuyaus tha fnast rsaideuece
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aK DAILY RECORD-UNI0E.

a'sFs'isttAePo~:oaesasaezeasaa as s-sona Cas- matter
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san Francisco sIoney Market,
Dnnnied To Die

TUCSON, June 19.h.-J oseph Casey, con-
victed ca the 18Th of tbs murder OF A w.
Holbrook, was sentenced by Judge Shsldon
to-day to be hanged on Friday. the 9th of
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ARcnIIECTTFsL WOOD CARvEB.

"oUsE DECORATOR, CASTINGS, Patterns,
Emblematic Signs, Carved Signs, Cared
Capitals and Butter Stamps. aos. respectfully
solicit orders from Builders and Contractors from
the interior J. S. PARKER, No. SO K street,
eocrsroanto n2s-Iul
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HoNEOPsTHIo PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
a a ofice, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streets, N BCte's ney 5uisdinZ, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner a SeFsnth and streets
Sacramento, once 4 Urs l . aud TO S ?. 4. !;
aud q Sundays only, 7tospN as SPIN
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DR. BEysos's Celsry snd Chamomils Pills
for the cure Of neuralgia are succsss. ."-Dr.
G. 2. Ho'msn, Christianburg, Va. 50 cent?.
a. druggis,s.
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Death of Friend of The whites.
tempered Alderman and MS PISTOL.

CINCINNATI, June 19sh.-Alderman John
Kelly this evening shot and fatally wounded
James Toal. a bystander says Tosl came up
laughing. exchanged hats with Kelly VINO
immedistely acted as if insulted, and warned
TOal not TO feel with bin. Toal assured him
that he was only in fun. Kelly drew re-
volver aud deliberately fired ball through
Toars lett srm into the side and heart Kelly
was arrested.
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DR. W. u. BALDWTK,


OFFICE And REsIDESoE, NORTHEAST
~ corner u Second and streets oface Hours 1:
10 a. n 70 L ". sPN to5P.w;TP mss-im
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~ KALERs, CORNER OF FRoST AND I
streets. Highest price Tor Hides, Sheer
Psfts and TaIlsE Butchers supplied with SAILS,
Paper. lasas. improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
I1rd PrsSsss, etc. Prompt cash returns made fsi
~ eonsir-,,lentz- fe1ssptf
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ARE you trsubled with sach symptoms Of
dyspepsia az belchiag, tasting Of the food.
heartburn, etc. Browns Iron Bistsrs viii
cure you.
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a Nd GENERAL PRACTITIONER, BEING
"a erippled, Is only able 70 attend 70 Office p-sc-
ties- ofiee hours, A n. to P n Room .,
Mansion House us5-Iua
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JTEIoy WOOD AND COAL CO., 496 K ST -
q Coal can be bought at very low prices, for
steam and hotel purposes. F. Trader, Superiu-
teudeut lone Mines mZ5-lm
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

A6Esrttsl.eats oi 6Vs Hnes Ia this department 81
70 tTsse fcF . cents for one time; thras tmes fer
90 Its CT u oonts peg week.
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HoEsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE for nervou.-
ness. INDIGESTION, etc. Send to the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, r. L, for pam.
phlst. Mailed free.
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Miss q. A. Gass. VI. n..

HoNEoPATHIc PHYsIoIAE-oFFICE AND
L L residence, 7Os street, uear Seventh. Office
hours: % 9 A. n; I to ?. n, and TO Pm
rnaS-tf
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II Diamond Dyes are 70 perfect and 70
bsantiful thst !. IS pleasure to nse iheu.
Equally good for dark or light coiors. 10 cts.
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MRS. l.. 4. JOHNSON

HAS REMOVED FROM SECOND STREET To
4 I Seventh street, between II and |, where she is
prepared te receive calls from the afflicted Special
attention given to chronic diseases. Give her Vege-
table Blood Puridcr q trial iel5-lul