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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-22
9irGfi6e VeuisReiten.
Snlanb.
Oi6eeie @optnaton.

Scr 0eiuubbeits;uitanb oes bodw'iten
Germ Yiidofs ". 80. G0bbe 1T nod I'M:
mer Elm belorsniBerresenoer. Seit mebr
aIs a9t Gasen mar her bo6p'ite Serr ni6t
mebr I'M Stanoe in Der 6atbeorale bic bl.
Meiie gu Ieisn. 90 oft er iid fart senus
fibIt, csIebrirt berielbe iebt IN ieinem Gins
nier Der biid6hi9sn &siioenS, bas man su
bieiem Swede einseribtet bat, unb wsl6es
ssraoe ieinsm arantsnjimmer sessniiber
lisst. @m Sonntas, ben 6. @pril, mar
Der bo9p'ite Siidof G.. SorseB uon De-
trOit bel ibm gum Sein3. @Sabrbfb.)
Oi0eeie 9elema.
Sic neu seidaffene Si0ecie Sslena ums
faSt bas gauge 9srritorium Montana, elm
arobes uno ,ufunitrsi9es @ebiet. @esen:
partis sibt es in bemielben nur II Yrie;
fer un6 10 Sir6sn unb Rapeaen, 4 SO:
fpitaler, l college, 8 vIcaoemies" nno 4
pfarrl1ulen. Die fatbolii6s UeuSlfes
rlug miro auf 10000 Seelen sei9att.
Die Ssiuitsn: patrsS baben unter ben SSns
biausrn bes Serritoriums ausssSebuts uno
blibsnoe Wiiiionen Su Selena, Sort S9aw,
Benb o'Oreiues, unb StepenspiQe. Die
Suoiansrmaoden werben pom S6weitern
srsosen, Die aud 9oipitaIer su Deer
QoSSs, WRiioula Gitp, Butte 9itp unS
Denton baben.
WuSIano.
5nr Sispens=Y raris in Preusen Iiesen
folaenoe Na9ri9ttn Dor:
Su Der OiSeele Sreslau bat Der Gnltus'
miniiter brei Prieltsrn bic Oispsniation
pcrpeigsrt. Son benIelbsh baben smei
besm. pier Semefsr in Snnsbrld nnb elmer
In Rom ituoirt.
Su Der SiOceie Baberborn baben pom
1856 ansemeIoeten Yrisltern suerft 1877,
ipdter nod 8, i'm @anSen alio 1875 oieie
Dispeniation erbaIten, wosesen 90 nidt
biSpeniirt worbsn iinb. 9ettere iinb laut
benz v@eNf. DBL" bieienissn prisfsr,
weI&e ibre atabemii&ea Stubisn In ROm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
PouItry as a Source oF Prolt.

For the amount Of capital invested there is
nothing on a farm that will return so large a
proht as poultry. As source Of national
wealth comparison Of figures shows that the
sum derived by our people from poultry and
eggs IS much larger than from some animals,
and strange to say, despite all we can do TO
supply the demand for eggs, there are import
atoms Of them being made from Germany.
France, with limited area compared with
ours, produces eggs to the value at 500, OOO,-
900 annually, and considering that this vast
sum is tho production Of those Of limited
means, the raising of poultry is one that is
not exclusively IN the hands Of the wealthy,
but within the province Of all.
The annual production Of chickens is So
100000, valued at $4,000 900, while the ca
pons and fatted fowls bring over g, OOe, 900
more. The total value Of productions from
poultry reach but little below 500, 200, 900.
The above facts impress upon those inter
ested, the Importance Of poultry as a source
of wealth. not ouly 10 the individual, but also
to the nation. There is no limit to the demand
for poultry, not only that which comes from
farms, but for pure breeds.
Within the last ten years there has been
more attention paid to the breeding of poultry
than during any previous fifty years, and the
more the people become familiar with the
value Of poultry as a source Of profit, the
greater the demand, tho larger the profits,
and the wider the field Of operations. There
is not a city or town, village or hamlet, that
does not possess some specimens Of the feath
cred tribes, and the poultry journals have
done much to increase tho interest P0ult-y
Keeper.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
.,Ther Mover Come sinrlr.

Landsmen seem to think the weird stories
and what are termed the 'superstitions Of
sailors fit subjects for ridicule and laughter.
The fact is while some of these stories and pc
ouliar notions may be wholly fictitious yet the
majority of them are undoubtedly based upon
scientific facts. For instance the writer has
heard the statement that "threc heavy seas
are invariably followed by three lighter ones"
laughed at, a score of times, and yet surfmen
know from actual experience that it is true and
by taking advantage Of this popularity of the
seas have saved many lives. So the statement
that one calamity is almost invariably followed
by another of similar character may be called
foolish superstition, yet it is a statement
which has been corroborated in numerous iu-
stances both on the land and on the sea. The
recent murders in the town of Oyster Bay may
be cited as an illustration Ii may be said
that one murder or suicide suggests to the
vicious or weak minded 4 desire to duplicate
1t, or that atmospheric conditions which cause
the wreck of one vessel are likely to wreck
others.-J. g. H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

was not in the British Navy one atom of ieal-
ousy of American achievements In the Navy
they were all brothers in blood and there was
no chance for envy. He congratulated Greedy
upon his successful achievements, and hoped
mat the warm feeling between great branches
Of the Anglo Saxon race would always con-
hnne. Captain Pins speech was most vigor-
ously and e,loquently delivered, aud created a
stirring feeling of enthusiasm.
ireiawny Saunders took the platform to af-
hrm ms oellei IN an open Polar sea, and ar
gued that the distribution Of solar light bv The
sun about the Pole was a stronr aTgn,nont az -
favor Of it. If Greenland were an ;sien5 - I,
was probable that there was an outlying arch,
ipelago stretching toward the Pole. He adj
rocated Arctic exploration in the interest If
physical science, and promised that Tie Eng-
lish Nation would not fall behind in the march
toward the Pole.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

Washington Society.

The writer Of an article on the "New Wash
! lngton, in the Century, characterizes Wash
lngton society thus: Leaving aside the ques-
ton Of political morality, few people who have
passed winter in Washington will deny the
charm its society. Acknowledging all its
faults, its crudeness-narrownes perhaps
and its lack Of form, il must yet be acknowl-
edged that it differs from all other American
society in that it is not founded on wealth. Il
is the only society that is really republican,
though it has little resemblance to the 'repub
lican court Of the FIRST administration-kh
only one in America which has a we'll defined
basis. And that basis is public station, TEN
porarlly conferred, whether directly or in
directly by the expressed wishes Of fellow
men, The holding Of such public station
necessarily implies intelligence, and such il is
intelligence, as distinguished from wealth or
lineage winch IS the fundamental basis in
Washington society. Such a society does not
feel obliged to adopt certain customs because
1t is reported at second hand that they are in
good form in London. Its oniniops ara robust
ly independent, its information is extensive
aud Its subjects OF conversation are many and
varied"
TT is not to be imagined that such society
is well defined or that its rules are clearly
stablished-though it is true that the ssEti-
quette Of Social Life in Washington has been
most deliberately formulated in a little pam
phlet, Of which fresh edition is perennially
produced, and which is said to sell in great
numbers. 1t is, undoubtedly, open to the crit
icism of being raw, to the same extent-but
no more-than society in London is subserv-
lent and snobbish, and in New York lliterate
and commercial. Nothing eau be more ridic-
ulous than the public levees Of the President,
where the doors are thrown open that every
person in the street may enter them in a crush
and stand in a slowly moving procession for
two hours, in order that during half minute
Of that time the President may be seen and
his arm may be wrenched. But this is not
peculiar in Washington alone. Such public
receptions are inflicted upon Presidents in all
cities in which they visit. Hardly less in
congruous are the Wednesday afternoon re-
ceptions Of the wives Of cabinet officers, when
their doors are also thrown open and hundreds
Of strangers tramp through their parlors to
pay their respects The wives of Senators.
Representatives and Judges have to endure
the same thing on other afternoons of the week.
1t has come TO be considered as part Of the
price Of public station. But no matter what
office a man may hold, no one NAV come TO
his table without an invitation. And It is
in dinners that Washington society excels.
Diplomats and travellers from all parts Of the
world; men distinguished in political life, on
the bench, and in war; men Of science and men
OF letters; women Of intelligence and culture,
with the native grace and beauty for which
American women arc Justly celebrated-there
is no such wealth Of choice in any other Am
erican city, and there are no other dinner par
ties SO entertaining as those Of Washington"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

- Business Cards shsa rr'ratl ~ ~ 1..4 A.
SLOWED Discount nom I1..a rlI..- ltsI ..- ~.
Advertisements, uheu paid o. etarrs1 quarterly.
n. h-AN foreign adreIii.s1t1nf. nInsI hs I...|.|.
altn nc pay Whrn ordered To-, uf nootr 4I be- 1.H
nlem. rhc rates siftn IN Iu .to1. .fs|
r.n fdrtTrtsCl.gnI1 Dr. -
hi'll. crln cs faH ttrI 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
COMMENTS f,

Admiral O'Many,
Arctic service, was
patty and admirati,
plorers, and to cong
success. He hearth
suggestion respectin.
pole, and cordially i
in behalf of the Roy
10 visit London. Ca
a ringing speech !
feel called upon
Lieutenant GreI
storm, and he ha,
He had rejoiced Il
and having gone :
the same kind, b
Mrs. Greedy tllai
aud be as hale
was glad that Ii
theory of an Of
Ocean. He beli
aud hoped that
round and take
orous reference
said Lieutenant
to the magnetic
Greedy could not
said it was notl y
Of these explorer
81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

~ HhNJlNh
nh 20 obtain auIcl r..
t1e relief from pain snII
Ihc weary acllnrI rf
De nervous mes|Il md
l % the body. ron -.II
1riIuus rruriIr IIserr4F
Army Mclieal slF1t 10
ILOhODTNE. and rhIch
a BE- the NEST wonderful
9cfcd
nely known forCouras.
ma
haIas Diarthnn. ard
I'D Dysonicry
ats short an attacks 0
and opdams.
nailiaiire IN NrnnIain
hachc D1ninritis &c
1eniicaI Chemiaia reH
To }. r.. navensfrI
bloomsbury. Lnufeu
nurtnnify Of crnzrafnIrf.
7 rcpufaiian this lastly
y hruwnc'a Chlcto,Irnr
u In Hlndnsim. hntnIl
general rtility. We muaI
aported into The cornIrr
"A its finding a place "a
U other 1Hanfla, We arc
thc native hararr ana
ants their salourn there
l1ll multiply instances
p 1mcacy Or Dr. CcIlia
l1NRa and nyscnlfrr.
0miting Of Pregnancy
ItIt occufcd under nnr
IHt years. In ChnIrrnIc
F. I0friale forms n Chnl
surprisingly conIqoII-
= tny other form % this
IInm a hrm CourirfIuu
lIln from a senec of dstV
NJ public, AZ We ale q
% any other ihan Coils
.NtcH uF PATH on Tnn
ItchfnEn AND rtrfrNr
yours. Sfmea q Co.
2 of Great Britain; nis
ISIS.
SIR rs Page Wood
was. unduhhitdiv. ne
the story or ne drfen-
80 untrue which. he
, tu.-sce The Times
y 1i. g. Cd. and III
the words - Dr.. y Cor
D. Gqvcrnment stamp
ony accompanies each
- 80.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
A Common HISTORY

"It IL time to be born. God sale
Into the world. without 4 name.
A mortal Of tiny frame.
II is time 70 think. 70 look, and
To waken and walk. fair babe Z
Said a grandma, soft and
"Itis time 10 lean on a tender
Little one, In thy dream robe
said a mother, come. an
II is time 70 study. and cease
said the father grave TO theb
II thou would'st be wis
It's timet struggle for man,
To enter the lists for the riar
said : youth with sunny
II l. time TO sim" twas q de-
Sinisicr-dark-with danger
But H. happy, came 10 na.
" II r. time TO love. said a loy
Az he kissed sweet lips ola
And rchearsed the "stor,
+" u is time for JOY" with ans
said bridegroom fond. al
10 be ever At my side"
=" II Is time to toll Tor daily br.
For 4 wife and family must
W Z. 49, ssasss -.s-sa --naN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24

N md imitaiions
ivENPORT. IN Great
lndnn. iul0 fm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-09-24
EIo
THE ENPLORER
CIATI'

THE BNPLuRER
CIATI,
The president
ing Lieut.. Greedy
section was faYo
great traveller ant
deliverance from
tion had sent a tn.
civilized world. !
were BaCred TO tn
express its symp
the utmos! daring
wood belong the
the American fla,
ferred to the mar
men had carried
Gus pendulum as
ton TO science.
done much to pr
knowledge, and
of the world. v
the president il
who received fr
that must have 8
all the opprobri
mongers in his o
him. His face
when he spoke j
meanor and a nj
heart. lie begar
international Pol
equivocal expires
leagues opinion
sea. He believe
not nayigable, bu
circumstances.
cal work Of his {
grees Of latitude
He outlined Lieu
discoveries, viii
the charts a coas
miles beyond the
mont Of the En-,
been carried fort
given a greatereH
it has generally he
scribed the furt
wood, the confg1
prospects as seer
feet, the broad,
ice, and the abs,
foe burgs or of
to prove their di
bergen Sea. Th
PERCEPTIONS, and
of Grinuell Land.
TRACES OF
= He spoke Of Ii
life above the
the tidal crack
along the entire
to headland, and
eral hundred inv
mocky ice was I.
vailed Command
ice. He referre
Polar ocean; as s
over 500 feet, anc
listed. He expl5
which the longi!l
point were ascer
traordinary accuI
maps and stated
essary was the
few miles farthe
thrust at Comma
ures and skeptic
joyed even by tn
JOURNE
Lieutenant CIR
Lieutenant Lock
rior Of Grinnell ]
tions which wert
tween Archer and G
and a detailed acc
coyeries made inli
ascent of Mount AItl
$4,000 feet above th
prospect was obtai
region was luxur'
that of Cape
legs affording ,
cattle which fec
summer and gr
the winter advar
shells, and driftl
elevation above
trunks OF confer
small glacial la
conhguration of
carefully obsery
the remains Of ]
found on the slIo
deer which have
migrated or beco
graphic account
his party, Lieute
for any imperfec'
subject since STIR
Grafton, and he
largely upon me,
mars OF the expo
As be resumed b
Of applause, wi
blushing face of
had been listenet
eagerness, and his
and earnest manner
impression.
TAMHMWWHaas.a
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Seminal Emissions
the consequence OF self
abuse. This solitary
VIC or denrnEed Sex
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
y VEGETABLE COMPOUND +
IS 4 POSITIVE CU8E. < <
For all those Painful Complaints and
Weaknesses so common to our best I"
FEMALE POPULATION. +

II WILL CURE ENTIRELY TIE WORST FORM
or FEMALE COMPLAINTS, ALL OVARIAN TEoU-
EIEs INFiAMNATIoN AND LIBERATION.
FALLING AMP DrsPIAcE2iENTs, AND THE con-
sEQUENT SPINAL WEAKNESS, AND IS PARTIC-
CLARLY ADAPTED To TIE CHANGE OF LIFE.
y .
. II Will DISSOLVE AND EXFEL TUMoRs
FROM THE UTERUS N ANEAELY STAGE or DE-
vELoFMENT. THE TENDENCY TO DANGEROUS
HCMoRs THERE IS CHECKED VERY sPEEDIL v
BY IT'S USE. - -
. IT REMOVES FAITTXEss, FLArCLEHCy, DE
STROTs ALL CRAVING FOR sTINCLAHTs, AHt
BELIEVES WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH. IT
yEEs BLoATING. HEADACHE, NERVOUS Pros
TRATIoN, GENERAL DEBILITY, DEPRESSION
AND INDIGESTION. =
- THAT FEELING OF BEARING Down, cAUsI2.i
PMN. WEIGHT AND BAcKAcHE, IS ALWAYS
| PERMANENTLY CURED BY ITS USE.
. II WILL At ALL TIMES AND UNDER ALL CIR
CUMsTANCEs ACT N HARMONY wITHTHE LAWS
THAT GOVERN TIE FEMALE SYSTEM. , =
~ IT'S PURPOSE Is SOLELY TOR THE LIE
CLIMATE HEALING OF DISEASE AND THE RE-
LIEF OF PAIN, A:5o THAT IT DOES ALL IT
CLAIMS To Do, THOUSANDS OF LADIES CAN
GLADLY TEsTIFY.-5Jl & =
. FoR THE CURE OF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
N EITHER SEX THIS REMEDY Is UNSURPASSED.
Il LYDIA f. PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepared at Lynn, Mass. Price, 81.
six bottles for x. SOli By ak druggists. Sent by
mail postage paid, in form Of Pills or LOzenges,
| on recctf. Of IIice rs above. Mrs Pinkham 5
! Guide u Health Will be mailed free to any
Lady sending stamp. Letters confidentially an
| swered.
= No family should he without LYDIA Z. PINK
| HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Billiousness and Torpidity of the Liver. p cents
| per box. m29-iyIuIhS&wly
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden August
27Jh:
| For Sacrameuto-C 5 IIoughton, case school
books eases blank books, I. c. Peagt icaIC
i,Cautaiu Fo>tcr. . cases hardware, IL barrels
| earthenwarc. 4 cases boots and shoes; G. IT, Gil
man. ] case hosiery, 1 case rubber goods i case
skirts. case dry goods case quilts cases
piece goods. g rolls carpet; Huntington. HopkIu,
K Co.. g cases cutlery, eases hardware, cases
firearms i boxes lanterns. 3 barrels ChimuCyS
] barrel packing 81 bundles and l0l plates irJg;
\. i. Van VOORHEES, AZ Co, y bales blankets
case names: 4. ucyman, ! piano; Locke &
INVeusOn, rolls carpet: II. Eckhardt, / case
firearms; \. J. EhoadS l barrel whisky: Hol
man, stanton q Co.. car agricultural impe
mcutS; Jones q Owens, Fear fence wire, Hail
Luhrs u Co, packages tobacco. 30 ticrccs
hams: Gattmauu * Wilson, > boxes dry goods; l.
Eikus * Co.. bales blankets: j. K. Burus * Co.
9 hogsheads CaIthenWare; Burns, Church y
Hancock, , eases lamp burners, . hogsheads
carhCnWere; Bii8u2slcy &Co., toN hardware
100 bundles WashboardS; Lindlcy & Co. ~ boxes
cheese, ! box cigars, II barrel, and 10 tjc7CoS
hams, 1J cases bacon, 80 cases baking powder;
Adams, Mcneil * Co, - boxes cheese ;. LII
man. case dry goods. NclnStGcE y Lubin, :
cases hats; James Parsons > cases boots and
shoes: IL. $ Postol. / box machinery I case
siphCns WatCrhoUSc d Lester. $50 carriage
springs case hardware, l case wagon tops, ".
L. strong & Co.-D1 boxes lemons; 4. Denncry
d Co.. g barrels lantern globes: ). r. Stoll case
names. Booth * Co 29 haltharrel~ 100 Kits and
- drums FISH Elmer Bros. 20 barrels whisky
| W. 4. ittCt~'1l- % cases cbtNlbg gum
For N&rySl illc-Burns AZ Lockwood, , barrels
and , boxes tUmblCH. o boxes ANA S barrels
glassware; Cecil Warner, box wagon gears.
bundle wheels, machine, :. G.. LanS, bos
! books Eiarysviie Bag Factory; bolt duck.
70. Gr!dley-E- " Beebe, boxes pumps
! For Rcddiug-A. $. c.. ] barrel whisky.
For Roscyiilc-W. J. BTanstet,er, l barre
whisky.
For Stocktou--stoinhart G.. ~ Co, l case cloth
! ing; Huntington Hopkins " Co., ~ boxes ant
| pieces iron ornaments; j. T. Harris. box cot
| fin trimmings.
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CtTATF OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
/ raInento-ss In The Superior Court in and
for said county. To the People OF the state
of California; c. DAVIS, greeting: You
arc hereby notified that an action was com
menccd in the superior Court of the county OF
Sacramento, state aforesaid, by fling a com
plant in the Clerks office of said Court, on the
4th day of JUNE, lSSt in which action ANNIE
DAVIS is plaintiff, and you are defendant.
That the general nature of the action, rs APP
pears from said complaint, is rs follows
To obtain n decree OF this Court, dISSolY-
ing the bonds of matfimony now exist
ing between the plaintiff and defendant, on the
ground of extreme cruelty and dcSerllon: also,
failure 10 provide plaintiff and her child WITH
the common ucceSSariCS OF tiie; also, Tor ms;
plaintiff TO have the care, custody and control 81
their minor child. Edna Earl Davis. the minor
child: all of which is more fully set form
in complaint on file herein, reference 70
which is hereby made; and Y"d are hereby
directed to appear und answer Said con-
plant within ten days from the s2ryic2 oi TINS
writ. exclusive of the day OF service, II served
on you in said county of sacramento, ana WIN
in thirty days, exclusive of the day OF service,
if served elsewhere and you are further mott
fed that unless you so appear ami answer WIN
in The time above specified, the plaInilil VIII
apply to the Court Tor the relief demanded IL
the complaint.
In testimony whereof !, ChaS. VI. CoSlan,
Clerk ofthe Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my
hand and aiiiX the seal of said Court, this attn
day OF JUNE. \. y. 1884.
SEAL CHAS N COGLAN, Clerk.
JoSES ( MAETIN. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
iyI7-ZmIh
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WESTERN HOTEL,
CAPITAL HOTEL,
SACRAMENTO,
CORNER SEVENTH AND X STREETS.
BLESSING & GUTHRIE, Proprietcrs.
se-Free Omnisus to and from the Cars -
iyI3-tf
ST. DAVID'S.

FIRsT-CIASS L0DGING-HOUSE, con.
y tairs 100 rooms; rs Howard street neal
Third san Francisco, This house Is especially
designed rs a comfortable home Tor ladies and
gentlemen visiting the clay from the interior
30 DIRK rooms Gas and running water in each
room. The floors are covered with body BrUs-
SclS Garnet and MI the furniture is made Of solid
black walnut. Each bed has sprinc mattress,
with an additional hair top mattress making
them the most luxurious ami healthy beds IN
the world. lie, and cold baths q large ulrloI
and readiug-ro0m, containing Grand Piano
an free ~ guests Price single rooms per night
80 cents: 1eS week, from > upward. House
open ali night. r. HUGHES. PROPRIETOR.
- Ma-ket-strcct Ferry. take Omnibus line OF
street ears 10 corner Of Third and Howard.
ivo-luThStf
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CURED AT HOME.

Persons al distance may be cured at home by
addressing q letter to DR.. GIBBON. stating case
symptoms, length Of time the disease has con-
tinucd. and have medicines promo forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, to any part 81
the country, with fJll and plain directions. b.
incloSng ten dollars in registered letter through
the PuSioiiiCc, or through Wells, Fargo & Co. a
package Of medicine viii DC Forwarded to any
part OF the Union. The Doctor cures when Others
tail Try him. Meutiou the REooED-l MON.
Address DIR. J. F. GIBBON,
js2L4ptf Box 1857. san Francisco.
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TrN drops Of Angosturl Bittcrs imlari a
delicious favor 10 all cold drinks and pre-
ven; all summer Diseases Try il and you
viii never be without il. but BE sure 10 get
the wor.d-rcnowG2d AnEostura, mauuiac1-
ured only by Dr. J. G. b. Siegcrt & Sons.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FAIL OPENING OF MILLINERY!
MARTIN KESTLER,

MANUFACTURER OF BUGGIES: FARM
M Express, Freight, Header and Quart
Wagons. Repairing, etc, done at short notice
1910 to 1014 Ninth ST., bet. J and h, Sacramento
MI Il
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OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE

DACIFIC OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE, 705
| J street, BARRETT * kIRN, Proprietors.
The House is conducted in firstclass style. Meals
served at all hours Day and Night. Fine Wines,
Linnors and CigArs ALWAYS in stock auG-lm
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