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Bad Husband and Worse
Manager,

New York, 2.-Cathe rins Lewis, the
opera boufe actress; has had row with
her husband, ArfwedBsa, whO has also
been acting as her manager, and has dis
charged him from the latter position,
and it is limited che will Also endeavor to
dissolve the existing matrimonial partner
ship. With the beginning OF the last
dramatic season, Miss Lewis decided 10
employ her own company. She gave
ArfWedson control of the money and .
little more than 9 week age ArfWedson
began inviting bis wifs's employees 70
champagne Buppers, and INDUCING in
faro and poker with tbs recsipts Of his
~ifC's performances. Finding himself
short Of money be telegraphed 70 John
StetsoR. Of Booths Ths.ire, in this city,
for $3.50 in advance on his wifs's engage
meht. Ststson sent word to HiSa LSVis,
and the announcement followed. 4isI
Lewis called him to an accounting. And
thea told him TO 90. He went 10 ihC
Morton Rouse and Miss Lewis saw him
re more
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Gable Clicks.

Berlin, 1.-The statement is made that
Bismarck has under consideration the
propriety OF dissolviDg the Reichstsg
should 1t continue refractory on the
question of the constitution bill providing
for an increase of military pensions.
The election for mem bers of the Reieh
sttg for Strsl.und, 10 Gay, excites great
attention on account of the unexpected
result. StralEuDd for the lsgt 16 years
has returned q conservative. The latest
returns Indicate the election Of liberal
by a msjority OF 500, out of 81 unusually
la-ge total vote of Is 600. The result ID
al the more significant as the entire
official organization worked in support Of
the conservative candidate. The election
was rend cred. necessary by the appoint
ment Of Count Won Behr Negendank tc
the presidency Of the province.
Vienna, 2.-The NeaO Erie Press says
the number of mem bers Of Castrati tribC
murdered at Lake Seutsri by MoDteAe
grins was % instead of 4 as previously
reported.
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Bisnark's Birthday.

Berlin, 1.-The celebration Of the birth
of Bismarck was the occasion of much
brilIisncy. Military bands performed
national and speratic selections before
his residence. Wits we're made in per-
son by Emperor William, many ladies
of distinguished households, officers OF
high rank, foreign ministers, and other
not2bles who congratulated the chan
cellor. Msnv kilograms we're also ls-
ceiYed facilitating the Prince upon the
ecurenee Of bis 6S h birthday. Eumer-
Gus floral offerings were displayed.
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Chicago Piety.

chicsgo, 1.-TheY oung Mems CaristiAs
Ascension tonight celebrated its
tweatY fifth anniversary. ALI who have
filed the position Of president Of that
BODY fiuce its organization, except D. L.
Moody, we're present, and delivered sd-
dresses Bbe organization now has 8, oOG
members.
Pastors Of the city very generally
spoke On the coming election to-day.
The tendency was in opposition to Mayor
harrlsop, VINO Is q candidate for re.
election. Drs. HstGeld and LsrineI
made severe strictures on the present ad-
m!nistration, for its enrensy towards th,
criminal classes.
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MATCHES.
The Great Western Match Factory
Rebuilt.

New and Improved Machinery.
Matches always on hand.
Can ell any order on shortest notice. Salts
faction guaranteed.
L DAHLQU1sT, Sup't.
Address P.O. Box 500, Salt Lake City, o. T.
Local orders can be left at Coop. Furniture
Store, opposite Valley House, or at the Fac
tory, corner OF Sixth South and Third East
Streets: te14
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The Loss.

St. Louis, 2.-Oficers of the govern
ment steamer LlLLy, which arrived at
Cairo yesterday after q trip down the
Ohio distributing relief to the sufferers
of the late food. along that stream, say
81 900 900 would not cover the loss
sustained by the overflow between Louis
vile and Cairo.
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The nervous, the weak and the
dyspeptic derive great benefit from
the use of CoHeEN's LIQUID Ex-
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC IN
yIGoRAToR. ASK for CoZde2l'S, take
no other. Of druggists generally.
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A specific, and the only one too
for all forms and types of skin di-
sease, is known the world ever as Dr..
Benson's Skin Cure. 1t is not a
patent medicine, bat reliable, GER
tain remedy. Dru gists.
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g TREES TREES TREES y,

Fruit and Shade Trees, Ornamental g.,
perry and Byergreens, etc, etc. Ne S Sasas-
Pric9s. vs. - hedpced
Seed Potatoes: Weoa furnish IL.
and public with the Mammoth PEI ta "a :
Beauty Of Hebron Potatoes. 3't ana
Apply to WOODBURY. & STAY s.,-,
ward Nursery, corner Of First West ~ "a
sixth South streets. Salt Lake City. 20 and
Borders bymail prom ply attsni,ln
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough
Shhoh's C1re is the remedy for van
Sold by q. G. n L Drug sSOre. sS
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NOTICE..

A GENERAL MEETING OF FHR
a Stockholders Of lions Cooperative
Mercantile InstisuEion will be held at the
Council House in this city, on Thursday,
April 9th, 1888, at 2 pm, for the pur-
pose Of electiAg q President to I'll the
unexpired term Of Hon. w. b. Hooper,
whose death has caused q vacancy in said
Office, and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be brought before
the meeting.
T. 6. WEBER,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
March q, 1888. mh22
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pAssaNaEa LIsrs

ErwHAL, September s.h.-Passed hare to-day to
arrive in san Francisco tomorrow Miss Hanger5,
PrF. E. Bel, T. J. sack, l. Baehenberg aud WIFE g.
T. Williams, San FraDcaeo; James TyudGi, Hum
boldt; e. Calm, Nrs. D. Sigel, Charles Jacoby wife
and maid, G. Z. MeLone and two prisoners Leo
Waken, II. Schell, Los Angeles; Lueien Eaton aud
son. St. Leuis; Matt Barrett and wife, Iowa "a W.
Borden, Colorado; j. L. W-tkins Illinois; Mrs C.
N. Starr, san Bernardiso; J. W. SAWYER and wife
Indiana J. r. DouGlSss VI PasD; Mrs. Z Rocks
fellow. Pasadena; ". Jenkins aud wife, Texas: D.
U. Scott, NeniurS.
WELLS Tey.) September 4th-Psssld here to-
day to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Mrs s.
Susgor, A J. Susgor, Mrs. c. B. Townsend san
Francisco; w. W Balvin, DanYilie, &iss.; l. Logger,
San Francisco: L. Toser, wife and two children,
Sacramento Theo. l. Sutton, Josh Billings New
York s. b street. San Francisco; N. Shake speare,
Mrs n. Shakespeare, Victoria; Mrs. z. E. Casurll,
San Francisco: Mr.. Stark New York Mrs Alfred
Rix, William Rix, f. +. Wiliamu San Francisco
W. S. Bigelow, Pittsburg, Pa; H. L, Chapman Oak.
land Ars. Il. H. Williams, Maine Mrs C. W
Swenk, Chicago; f. 4. Eyre, San Francisco {; Mr..
and Mrs. @. L Eagee, Miss Magee, Phtsburg, Pa;
John Hamilton, New York; A. W. Swenk, Chicago
s. @. Brown, Yisalia Mrs. Jameg Forbes Ogden
Mrs. g. J. Turner, Sacramento Sandy n Williams,
Oakland Madame Dawean, Denver Julia Linde-
mann, New York George DaWean, Denver B. T..
Gray, BalPs Ferry, Cal; hiss Fred Schring Joliet,
Ill; Mrs. Anna Lndemann, New York Mrs E.
EpPersen, Omaha; J. Donohue, Montreal; J. G.
Taylor, San Francisco; l05 emiEants, inolndine 7s
males, to arrive September 9Th
OMAHA, September 4th.-Lefs here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento September 9TH /: G. IL JOS
yn, San Francisco; Emma L. Perry Chico; W. d.
McGiyray, wife and child, Chipee wa Falls Wis; J.
H. Tonner and daughter, Washington T. &. Bell,
A, c. Monson, New York J. d, Walker and wife
Boston; r. Deane, Chicago; Ers. William Kyle,
patersOp N j.
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owing to hi4 opposition TO The Land League.
Two harvest men have died, and others are
in preeAsious condition.
Hopeless Wreck.
GAsPB (Qmb.cl, September 4sA.-The
steamship Viking is ashore on Aaticosta
Island, and il a hopeless wreck
The Nova Scotia stosni.
HALIFAX tN. 81, September 4th.-The
frat reliable information Of the Ices If life in
the recent terrible storm on tho coast of Novs
Scotia has come 70 hand, the ssddest news be-
| ing that Of the dIownirg Of nineteen LuGen-
berg fishermen by the vrecking Of two yessels
and the probable death slso 81 the entire
! Grew of aLoiher.
fsEcoND DIsPATCHJ
HALIFAX, September 4'h.-Vessels con.
tirus to arrive, showing the terrible effects
Of the recent storm. 0ne schooner was lost
with ali on board. She had among her crew
Warren Smith, osrsman ss Weymouth
Bridge. Arthur Hood, sc!lool tescher, and
| three toys, made raft and wsnt fishing on
Grifhth's lsks. The raft parted. aud Hood
and two boys. named Wssat and Bars, wsrs
drowled The other c'ung 10 The pieces of
timber and padded bimfeli ashore.
Eadians Depredssgng.
CHICAGO, September 4ih,-Nswa from Cor
rsllitos, Mexico, August 31st, says Juh. tie
notorious Indian chief, is eaesmpsa in an
srroya twenty Eiles fscm there. The report
that Juh is wounded aud Ill bis men leRdiag
a secluded life, Il untrue. He has $50 braves
with him. He is in constant communication
wish osher chiefs VINO ara killing psopta OF
the Sonora aide Of lie Sierra Made. Last
kridsy be aers ave fqaaws inic ,hs Cras
| tFande under 1retensc EhAt no ,lesirsG peace-
! iul settlement. An 4 p cba interpreter WAS
| dispatched 20 Cara Grsn6e. bus upon srTival
there lie found that Juh bsd called 10 the
fquaar, spying that he is Going TO get nsr-
ried, and merely sent them 20 purchase mes.
cal 70 celebrate the event. No uneasiusss is
felt " parties on the Chitu ahua side, unlass
| they venture iato Jub's stronghold
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IPAcIFIc oaasF IFENs

Lodi is proud of is new scho0l-hoRse.
October 23d has been ses as the day for
the beginning OF the second trial Of Hiram
Miller, the slayer Of Dr.. Glenn, 10 Colusa.
A Mexican woman Ia tie south portion
OF town IS reported as having given birth,
! 2 Day or two ago. to child having full
set Of front testh.-[ Tombstone Herald.
Two large gray wolves were seen last
Tuesday near Feather Lake, Lnsgsn ooan.
tY, worrying a few head Of sheep they had
separated from the main band. Three dead
sheep we're found near by bitten through
the neck,
Two cars containing melons when an.
preaching Lodi, Tuesday, were discovered
to be on Ere. The straw il which the
melons we're packed bad caught FIRE from =
spark Of the engine, A feg dozen water
melons were destroyed.
In Lodi, according to tie Recie,0, there
is pet pig, which has, among It's many
cute ways, one OF informing its favorite
COW that is wants some milk, and the COW
very kindly accommodates il by lying
down and letting the pig gorge ioeelf.
The new pavilion of the Fair Association
of Monterey county, at Salinas, which has
been ia procsse Of construction for the
past three weeks, fell in and was totally
| demolished Friday. Warren johnson, son
Of the contractor, was hurt, but not dan
gerously.
Last Monday night the residence of 10.
Miller near Yankee Hill, Nevada county,
was the scene Of most oyful occasion.
That date is the birthdsy of 10 Miller
himself, and also Of his two only children,
. daughter, Josie, aged Il years, and son,
Wendell, aged 10 years,
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L0UEs sE0ss ss CO. .

nEALERs, CORNER OF FeoNT AND L
streets. highest price FOR Hides, sheep
Pelts and Tallow. Butchers supplied With Salf,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, e5c. Prompt cash returns maize for
ali censignments. fe1S4pn
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CAaLg & cR0Ey,

({oNTBACToRs AND. BUILDERS, ABE PRE-.
{ pared TO do all kinds Of worl, in their line, in
city or country Principal place Of business SacTa-
Inento. Shop, 10. 1124 Second street. between K
and L. Postofice Box O. 4Io Sacramento.
ielR.antf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TWELVE HOURS AFTER.

Mr.. Henry Barnes, the tes and e5fTee merchant,
20 Houston street, New Haven, Conn, writes on
Nay l6. 1888: sit is with feeling OF gratitude, and
desire to benefit my ieow.man that write you
these few lines as testimony to the value Of the
greatest Of all medicines. Right years have been
asufferes from kidney disorder and Inflammation Of
the bladder. Sometimes when passing water the
pains were something terrible, scAldiDy, burning
sensation, with retention OF urine, with sharp pains
in my side, loins and back, extending clear to the
back Of my head, tended to make life miserable. 1
have bsea treated by number of our best physi-
clans, and have used any number OF proprietary
medicines, all to avail, Obtains cg 70 relief How
lorg would have continued in this way | do not
know; IL fact, iespaire5 Of getting relief until
neigh6or, who had been very much benefited by the
use OF Iiunss Remedy advised me to try it, and al
| though had faith tha. It would reach my case,
yet as he spoke highly of its great merits de-
cided to give it trial, and its use has been at
tended with the very bss. possible results Twelve
hours after taking the first dose l experienced 70.
lisf. coatinued on in its use until had used five
bottles when ali the pains had vanished. my other
wise gooi health returned, and I am free from all
/ paius, aud am well man am confident my cure
has resulted from tine use Of Hunts Rome1y and
that alone.
"what It has done for me am positive it will dc
for others. You are at liberty to uss my naIne OF
| this letter in any manner you ses fit"
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Racef Racei

uSo N. 7. ssoEEEYELD, ON TIE RIVER
side Road This Fine Resort is located but
three All IS frooa the ety Fins Wines and Liquors
PoIlta rftaHSlca 20 puests. au4-2m
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WTANTBD-WITHlH FEW BLOCKS OF
w the Pcstoffes, nrst-class room and hoard IN
private family, for young lady Add ess, stating
changed ct
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ANAEANERlFsA ImpOrlant . lhe s.el. !
Piles | Piles | Piles IA Specially.
j. w. HARTLEY. M, D.,

ar NEW YORK, ROOM %, PHELAN BUILD.
~ ing, San Francisco-Hemorrhoids (Piles), Fis-
tuas Ulcers Fissures and all diseases Of the rec
tam, OF whatever character successfully and radi-
cally cured in two or six weeks, without the knife,
ligature or acids The treatment is painless, and
can attend to business while under treatment
PAFIEATs-I have selected from hundreds Of
patients few names: George n. Carleton, ESQ.,,
Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco; Edw. Martin, Esq,
40e Front street, San Francisco; T. r. Gibson, ESQ.,
120 Sutter street, San Francisco Richard Savage,
11O1 Battery street. San Francisco. s3-lplmMWP
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" OLD HORSE" SALE,

gENHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
remaining uneaHed 70, ut the State House
Hotel wild be sold At public otiun in front Of the
Hotel on MONDAY, Septenlber 3ith. at 10 o'clock A.
5E l norosco vaiise, Jas. Stewart; carpet val Sc
ankDozn; l leather Valise, Rob't Leach ! leather
yslise W. II. Cole ; hand yalise. Geo Hardvick :
l back valfSe, F0gerty; black valise, unknown
/ wooden vaiiss unknown ! wooden valise. IN,
known l hand Talise unknown /; l white valise,
1nkncxn; / wktts valise. s. G. Clayton l black
sasehei, unkaown; ! carpet Talise, unknown; l
black Talise, c. n. Turner; ! leather Talise, un.
Known; ! hand satchel, J. 2. Brissel; l hand
sstehel Ian Hickman; / trunk, unsnown; trunk,
f. H PozsSs zine trunk, unknewn zinc truck,
g. s. Eins l geSdsn srunk, Jas. Stewart; lsdys
trunk. uuAsswH; ! trunk, unknown; l trunk
Waiter Pfiea; trunk, Jas. Wicker; zinc trynk
unkE4wn ! Esac trunk, unknown zinc truak,
7. 3. Rides 7 zlns trunk, A. J. Smith; ! Esze
trunk, O. a Bsas9n zinc trunk, ". ". Parker
auIO4p4W
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MRs. MARY STUART.


. The celebrated Vegetable Compound fox
females, which, within s few years, mss msda
the name Of Mia Lydia B Pinkhan known
in every pars of the civilized world, relieves
suffering BY the slfs and sure method Of
eqaalizing the vital forces sad thus regulas-
ing The organic functions. Il Is only by such
Insthod that disease is ever arrested and
removed.
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GEETLsMES-Having besa o s1ferer for a
long time from nervous prostrAtiou and gen.
eEal debility, l vas advised TO try Hop Bit
ters. hava taken o5s bottle, and I have
been rapidly getting better ever since, and /
think i the best medicine eveF used. aln
now gsioiug strength a1d appetite, which v7as
all gone. and l was IN dsspsir until l tried
your BistecE. l am now we'll, able toy, abous
and do my own work. Before taking is was
completely prostrated.
Mps MApv cru4pz
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Treatment OF Mormon Elders In Georgia
Discovery Of New C0met-The
sIade-ni.ehelI Fight - Judge Jere
Blacks Wiii-Knights OF Labor-Amer-
lean Social science AsseciafI0n--Eer.
ri5Ie state OF Affairs In suma.ra-The
storm In Nsva seo;ia-Harvest Hands
Poisoned In lreland-Efc.
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satisfactory Evidence.

j. W. Graham, Wholesale druggist, of Aus
tin, Tex, writes: l have been haudliug DR..
WT. Halls Baisan for tho Lurgs for the
past year, and haVs found it ore # the most
salable medicines l have ever had in my
house for Coughs, Colds and even Consump.
iioD, always giving entire Satisfaction. Please
send me one gross by Saturdays stea.asI.
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AdvertiseIn ants OK fve lines in this department are
inserted for cent fOr time three times for 50
cents, or 70 cents Ter Feek.
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j. A. CERvIACnam,

GAORAMENTO BOILER AND IRON WORKS
y / street, between Front and Second, Sscra-
meatO. Manufacturer of steam Boilers Sbset Iron
', orb, etc Changes Portable Boilers IRON Wood tc
straw burners Bop Stoves made to order. me-4pu
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The seasons catch Of pompauos, says the
Santa Barbara Press, is at It's best. I'M
mense numbers Of this most delicious OF
saltwater Gsh are now swsrming IN the
channel. They bite rayenossly, and fisher
men on the pier bring them away by the
stringful and basketfui.
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WA. GUrgNBEzG sw.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma
Z chnist, Front an, n streets. Manufacturer Of
Gutenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clod CFusher and Barley Mills. All kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For eAle, Three Miller Patens day
Presses. m1-ipIm
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PFYgI0IAN6 AND 8URQE0NG
DE. LINE.

Dir. LAME,
DHYSIJIAN AND SURGGoN.-OFFICE AND
Residence, No. 3ZS street, between Third and
FOURTH Hours--S to 10 a. n, 5 to and to oSP. 4.
Office OF City Superintendent OF Public Schools at
same place. je5-spin
EEA8FrD.
nR IRA E. OATIAN HAS REMOVED HIS
office TO the northwest corner and Seventh
streets. EnJraGcs on J street. Residence,
1C27 street, corner Eleventh. Office hours
to 10A.N., and to 3, and TO 3P. NJ jyI4-lm'
DIR. GEORGE PgBURN.
nFFIoE AND BEsIDENoE, NORTHEAST
W Corner Eleventh and L streets. Hours-0 to 10
Am, ] TO ami to sP. NJ. su1S-d
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TELEPmOEE PLANISG a1fLI.


AToRTHwEST CORNER TENTH AND l, NEAR
II the Plaza, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
ali kinds Of choice. staple and fancy groceries.
Special attention given tc Country Orders. Ny
prices are the lowest iylQ4ptf
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DR.. O. w. BENsoN's Celery ard Chsno-.
mile Pills are prepared expressly to eurs and
viii cure hesdachs Of eli kiads, neuralgia,
nervousness and dyspepsia. Proved and in.
dorssd by physicians.
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lusions. The committee not being resdy to
report at the evening session, the Convention
adjourned till tomorrow.
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,JAC0H emERsEs.

4 MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
We Saddles, Harness, Collars, Whips, Curry
combs, Brushes, ETC., No. 1922 street, between
Tenth aDd Eleventh, opposite Central Hay Yard,
Sacramento. n. B.-Repairing always well done.
;rst ty,tf
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THE dependence of man upon wheat bread
for his best nourishment makes is Important
that the bread bo light, pslatsble, easy Of
digestion. DR.. Prices Cteara Baking Pow.
der Is the best means we have for occurring
those ends. A nation Of housekeepars have
been using 1t foT years end fouad it slTsys the
same, pure and healthfuI
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a, REGISTER.

3 BTANUF4CTUREROF OF CAR. ..
I'VE rizges, Buggjes, Phaetons ss,A
and Spring Wagons. Repairs =sfSsf FfTfj
made with dispatch and at loe liks.sis7
rates First cla2s work IN painting and trimming.
Mandatory Ninth street, between and j. oppo.
site the Plaza. jo27-4pSn
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m. Ter pnH,s wen.

nFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, NO. 926
Z Third street, between / aud J. BY the pulse
he can locate disease. Consultation free- He uses
no poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs, natures
rnedleine fnr man Cali and see him. iyI0.ti+
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j. uYnAs. ,Su,. .
IAssRs MccUEsE.

xNyATCHNAKER AND JEwELER, SOC oar
w street, between Fifth and sixth, 4Ff5s
las always on hand 2 choice vsrietY fine 81 yn
Watchea Diamonds Jev elrv SC aCs I'm 49,
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
MARTIN KEsTLER,

NTANUFACTUREg OF ALL
WI kinds Of Buggies, Farm, Eesz5A
Express, Freight, Header and ASJ9Ef4fV
Quartz Wagons; constantly onS1asSsss--
hand and made TO order at lowest rates. All work
warranted. Repairing. et,. done at short notice.
Nos. i0lO, 1912 and l0I4 Ninth street, between J
and X, Sacranento. auI-lptf
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j. e. pARhsETER.

VI 80 r-s-ssftsa~ - ssses
CARRIAGE PAINTER. ALL WORK DONE
J with Seatness and Dispatch at the Lowest
Prices. No. o22 Eleventh street, between land j.
Fine Carriage Painting specially. Please call and
see me. Sacramento, Gel. jyl0.lpd
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BUSINESS CARDS.
LIBERTY SALOON,

0nn j STREET. MRS. E. SIMON HAS PUR-
ZZJ chased Liberty Saloon and ia prepared to
sell the very best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. AL Of
her old customers invited 20 cali and sec her.
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have been great sufferer from
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physicians, but got no relief until l
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