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At the club: Mr.. Elegant Smallcash to
Mr.. Seasoned Timber: "Ya.as, lthink III
marry this fall. Don't know whom yet. I
need a rich wife" Mr.. Seasoned Timber
10 Mr.. Elegant Sinallcash: nFirst catch
your hcir.ess.' = Chicago Cuyrent.
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Medfra1.
DT. j. H.
No. 1404 Chapllne Street,
Near Fourteenth Street.

The best evidence Of a physicians succcu Is tho
testimony OF his patients. The increasing do.
E:nnds for myprotessIonnl services prove That I have
dealt honorably. and fairly with those who hive
CONSULTED me. never usea patients name with.
oGt permission, though have many hundred Ger.
had been pronounced incurnblc. A thorough med.
lea! educat!ou will. lnRny years hospital experience
and fam iliarity With thenputic agents, a close OBJ.
scrvance OF t~cmpernmcntAl peculihritles and strict
attention 10 hygicn!c management lnSuros SUCCESS,
! eS.e Is possible, aud I frankly give the pa,isn, my
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OFFENSIVE breath, ban taste in mouth,
coated tongue, show torpid liver and dis.
ordered stomach. Aliens Bilious physic,,
vegetable remedy, quickly relieves nil Is
cents. At all druggists. rrhskw
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A pink OF propriety: Ethcl-"Oh,
mamma, I've got such a pain!!" Mother
"Wherc dcar?" Ethel (refincd child)-
"1n my sash, mamma."-London judy.
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TnE Want Soap Ask your grocer for Il !.

EMoRY's Little Cathartic Pills are sui.
flciently powerful for the most robust, vet
the safest for children aud weak constitu-
tions--ll cents. .Ll. NO.. rrhs.w
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CANCER FOR MANY YEARS.

A family servant Inns been afflicted for many
years With ncancer on her nose, md was treated by
some Of tho best physicians. and tho old remedies
Specific and she has been completely cured -
JOHN HILL, Druggist,
Thomson, Co., Angus! i6, 1851.
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$1,000 90 VIC offer to anyone detecting
even u trace Of common grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wax Soap,
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Skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Rencwcrn restores health
and viSor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81.
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you can secure and hive It

fermentation you can secure and hive It
50 OH regularly without impeachment to
the end. II sulphur Is employed this
Gnnot be obtained for it tmpedes
tho progress OF fermentation, and some.
times cheeks 1t entirely, leaving, rs before
stated, a flavor Of sulphur whicl, destroys
tho purity Of your cider. Put your Juice
into casks, III to within two or three
inches Of the buug.hole, put in n bung TO
which has been affixed n flexible tube
tightly. SO MS to exclude the mir, place tho
other end III the tube about four inches
under water I'M vessel. When the bub.
bles cease. to rise take out tho buns and
add Silaw' s antiscptic solution, In tho pro.
portion o. three fluid ounces to forty gal.
Ions of elder then filter or clarity with
is|nelass, and TO tho clear Juice udd three
ounces Of solution rs before, put Into per.
fectly clean and odorless casks, All to'the
bufg and stop close. Place tic casks In
tho coolest place you cun find the lower
the temperature, above freezing, tho bet.
trr.n .Ur ,.sTIn,
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$1,000 90 We offer TO anyone detecting
even q trace OF common grease in Strunz'
Genuine Wax Soup
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$1,000 90 We offer to anyone detecting
even a trace OF common grease in Slrunz'
Genuine Wax Soap.
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NOSE EATEN OFF,

John. Savcs. q young man near here. had n can.
Ger on his face which had eaten away his nose and
fass Of his c!'eeIs, and was extending upto hts eyes.
A$h last resort hc was put on uii,s Specific, and
1t hAs entirely CURED him. Ills face has all healed
over with new flesh. and his general health Is ex,
ceilcnt. Ills recovery wa, wonderful.
~. +. cRUMLEY, N. D.,
ocu QSlethorpc, Co., August 10, 1851.
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One Of the latest recipes: II you step on
a dudes boot yon are likely TO make culf's
foot jelly.-San Francisco Post.
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Apply by the finger into tho Restrils. j will be
absorbed, efcctuAily cleansing the nasal passages
Of catarrhal virus. causing healthy Secretlons. It
Rl!ays Inflammation. protects the mclnbmnal
Innings OF thu hcad from additional colds, com.
p.etely heals tho sores md restores the senses OF
taste and smell. 30 cents At druggists; 60 cents by
mail. Sample bottle by mil 10 cents.
III - i BROS, prugXlStE. 0WeGO. y. y.
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Etatto,teru.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AMERICAN Kxploratlous In the Ice Zones. Proi. ],
course, y. s. \; square, syo. Illustrated, hDc
The Voyage O.: the "Jrannclte." Journals of Ii.
Com. belong. Edited by his wife: . vols $40,
cloth. Illustrated, 81 10. -
icy Rack aud TnndTn, M account OF tho scarci,
for tho .jeanncttc." W. Ii. Glider; Svo, clo,h. ii.
Illustrated, 500. y - N
nt. sevlGr, BY a. ". Cable; 70 mo, cloth, 81 30.
Als9,I,quin Legends Of New England. Ihas. q.
Leland; /. mo, cloth, s. %. -,
The Rcd Wall lower, by alls Warner, author of
"Wiue. Wide World; = Il no.. cloth, 81 IS. -
a ioung dirrS Wooius, BY E. 7. loo: L. mo-,
Tho Man versus The State. nerter. Spencer;
paper, IN. & fl >-SS'
any book matted on receipt OF price.
New Books OF I'LL Branches Of literature, and al
49, STANTON Il DAVENPORT, ri
0c2S s. .ft8ll- No. 1891 Market Street.
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Gle G:atdkiqstyleG
WHY LIFE WAS ABUnpEN.

0mcei Nos. .5 nntra7 Fourteenth, Street.
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All lHlins daily except sunday,
Full1an's lancc Drawing l,oom and Sleeping
Gnrs through Without change from sieubenvlllo
ioH, 70 lh!lHdelphiA and New, York. West to Co.
Apolis and St. Louis. -'SNHA'y
For through tickets. baggage checks, sleeping car
ccomm9iauon md any further In formation M.
handle Station. foot OF Eleventh street, or nj CITY
Ticket Ollce, under McLure Holte, Wheeling.
JAMES McCkE.A,
Manager, Coit 10 bits, Ohio.
G Grr f. 4. FORD, 4.
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% I'll HAY FEVER.
Not a Liquid or Snuff.

this disease. and eau be depended upon. It has
gained Gu cnriable reputation Wherever known
ilSpllci,lg all other prepArattouS,
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SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, January Il. lss4.


DEPARTMENT ONE-ARMsTRoNG, Judge
Estate OF laura F. Cross, deeeased-H Hearing of
citation argued, submitted, and taken under advise
ment.
Estate of P. BranDon, disqualification for let
tiers of admnstration-Ma Matthew j. Branncn APP
pointed administrator bond, $500 Thomas ONis
J. J. Cadogan and w. J. OBrien appraisers
Estate of John II. Wilson, deceased Petition for
probate of viii and for letters tvstamentary-Lu
cinda Blue appointed eXeeutrix without pond. C.
II. johnson, J. l.. HuntoOn and John Skeiton, ap
praisers. Notice to creditors in RECORD UNION.
Estate Of John James, disqualification for let
tiers testamentary-WiLi, m II. James appointed
executor without bond. F. H. Slack and J. u. Van
tine, appraisers.
Estate of Martin D. Real, disqualification for
lette of administration. ~. F. Real appointed ad-
ministrator; bond, $3.50 4. L. Acock, W S. Real
and A. Foley, appraisers.
Estate of 4. NJ. Valleau, deceased-Order sus-
penJiog powers OF administrators set aside, and sd
ministratriN ordered to file bond within
twenty days. Public Administrator ordered to make
an account OF his proceedings.
Guardianship OF Maud Barbara StDhl minor
VIM. Counsman sworn and appointed guardian.
Bond, 500.
Estate Of B. Corbett, nsane-Hearing Ct final &C
count set for January IS, 1854, at 10 A NJ.
Estate Cf Lorenzo HenbleiI, deceased-FiEal dis
charge Of executor granted.
Estate and guardianship of A. O'Niel ct al, minors
Referred to W. B. Hamilton TO examine and report
upon the account.
of Sacramento county Passed by consent
II. Gerhardt vs. c. Zwicke-C Continued until TO-
morrow at $3.50 N.
W. H. Grimshaw vs. Mary A. Lansing Ordered
that the demurrer be overruled. Ten days to an.
swer Notice Of ru ing on demurrer waived.
In rel. C. + Mosher, an insolyent debtOr-Hear-
ing Of final account and report Of assignee Ordered
that upon payment Of fees the document be filed
Of the date OF December %, 1883. Cause submitted
and taken IN Ter advisement
H. S Beals W Frank Swift ct al Plaintiffs mo
ton for new trial overrue1.
Charles VI. Campbell vs. T. r. Figg-Argued, sub
mItted and taken under advisement.
DEPARTMENT Two-qoS. }. W. ARMSTRONG pre- .iding
MONDAY, January 18th.
Ordered that trial jury OF eighty jurors be
drawn for the January session, 1854, drawing to
take place January Is, 1854, at 10 a. venire
turnable january %. 1884, at 10 =. N.
In the mater Of II A. Gear an insovent Order
entered setting aside to Insolvent certain exempt
property.
Daniel Meyer vs.. James n. P9rter-Ordered by
consent Of counsel tn the hearing of the return to
the alternative writ OF mandate may be taken up on
notice to either party.
William B4rtels V. J. Gregory Demurrer to
complaint argued, submitted and overruled. Tn
days TO answer.
George F. Bronner vs. A. Wertheim- Demurrer
to anne. ded complaint argued, submitted and over
ruled. Ten days to answer.
Remainder OF law calandar continued for one
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Chris. Hobbert, Of Lincoln, WAS in towh yester-
day.
A. Alderman went up to Chico yesterday after
noon.
James Duwan left for San Francisco yesterday to
spend few days.
Judge A B. Dibble returned TO his home at Grass
Valley last evening.
Columbus waterhouse and wife, OF San Francisco,
are visiting Sacramento.
James McCudden railroad agent at Vallejo, came
up last evening, en- route for PenrYn.
Martin Arena left last evening for visit to Wood
land and an inspection of crops in Cousa county
George P. Sharpless, of Sacramento, is among the
passengers who to arrive from the east this
ing.
Mrs Edward Carragher and daughter and Miss
Nellie Gallagher left fol visit to San Jose yester-
day.
A. C. Miller, engaged in the banking business at
Camptonyille, came up from Napa yesterday on his
way home.
N. and Emanuel Heller, capitalists OF San Fran
cisco, came up from that city Yesterday bound for
Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Stetthemer, Of Marysville, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for home from
San Francisco.
Miss Allie Lozier, of San Francisco, and Miss Ada
Sm h, of Oakland, are in this city, visiting Mrs.
Charles McCreary.
Major John Miller and wife, OF Tyler Island, who
have been spending day two in Sacramento re-
turn home to-day.
Mrs. William Beckman AMI Mrs. ]. J keegan left
yesterday for visit of week or ten days TO Mrs.
William Dunlap at Auburn.
Dr. Mary Walker, attired in a full black suit, fur
bound oyercoat and black plug hat, paid her respects
to the President on New Years Day.
Captain J. A. Rapp, OF Nevada City, commander
of Company c, OF the First Artillery Regiment, re-
turned home yesterday from a visit to San From
cisco,
Professor Wecker, Superintendent of Public In
structiop, and Hon. H. NJ. LaRue came up from San
Francisco last night So also did DR.. Cluness and
Sheriff Estill.
J. W. Strobridge, Superintendent OF Track
building of The Central Pacific Railroad, accom-
panied by his family, left yesterday in the Cali
fornia for the end of the track of the California and
Oregon Railroad.
Frank Noble, weknown Sacramento IN, who is
now on visit to his old home in Canada, writes
back that he is having jolly time visiting friends
and relatives. He saws he has had Christmas din
every day, and if the supply OF roast goose does
not give out soon he will be fat that he will have
to pay extra fare on his return to Sacramento.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
S a. Porter, Lincoln ; C. F. Wilcoxson, Yub1 City
L c. Morehouse, San Leandro; II. C. Shaw, Stock
ton William Singer, Jr Marysville; W. F. Peck,
Suffer Carl White Jr., Chicago !; 3. Hodskin, New
York A. L. Stone f. Bishop, J. d. French W. 6.
Hobart, A Hayward, N. Stafford, A. NJ simpson
and wife, W. II. Mahoney }. W Smith, William B.
Cuvert, San Francisco; Rev. J. e. McNally, West
Oakland N. D. Sattery Napa.
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MuTARY ELECTioN.-Company G, First
Artillery Regiment, held an election last
evening for First and Second Lieutenant,
Major Win. J. Davis presiding. Much it,
terest was taken, the lumber Of members
present bsing unusually large. NJ II. Shee
han and II. w. Rivett were candidates for
First Lieutenant, and the former was sue
cessful. For Second Lieutenant the con-
testants were ?. tlaher.y and A. J. Plant.
Flaherty succeeded.
PRISONERS En- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriffs
Wilson and Burns, of San Francisco, brought
up from the Bay last night, en- route for the
prison at Folsom, Eve prisoners, who will be
taken up to thst institution this morning.,
viz: William McNsmsra and William Stew
art, who are to serve four years each for rob.
berry; Chun Kee, four years for robbery All
Kim, three years for burglary in the second
degree, and Lee Ben, five years for burglary
in the first degree.
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q. Isl. .

In the character and variety Of our goods.
No better goods, in the different grades, can be
found anywhere, while few establishments in the
country present as great an assortment. Our
facilities for buying are such as houses with
smaller trade cannot possibly enjoy. Business
trips to the East are made by members of the
firm semi-annually, besides which we deal con-
stantly with manufacturers, and keep a Buyer
permanently in New York.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight for Sacramento passed Ogden
January 18th and 18th:
For Scofeld Il Tevis Sc barrels linseed oil J. F.
Davis Son, 81 top buggits and belOngn IS Me
bus & Co. case cigarettes; NeubOurg Il Lagos, l
box hardware Huntington, Hopkins & Co., box
machinery, wash boiler case and Ill pieces iron
aXes bundle forks; Baker q Hamilton, cases
iron, 20 bundles wood, barrels plOwshares Hall,
Luhrs Il Co, a. barrels hams A. Coolot, l case
shoe lacings Kirk Geary & Co, case and , boxes
maguesia, licorice, barrel and l keg iuger,
l bag, , cases and 10 boxes drugs, bag chalk. l
case mediclted paper, l box pill boxes W. K.
Strong Co, 10 bags canary seed J. G. Davis, l
box walnut chair frames 4. J. Rhoads, , barrels
whisky; Booth & Co, so cases lnincemeat; c. Law
enson, box shoes.
For Single Springs-R D. Smith, box hard
ware.
For Ssoclton--Westlake & Co, "a bundlez gas
pipe; J. r. HcEenbotham, bundles shafts elm
hart, Goldsmith & Co., l show trunk; II. G. shaw,
case harness; Austin Bros, 10 pals lard.
For Grass Valley b -rt & Luke, l case shoes
For Marysville-Mrs. Ii. Ii. McCloud, case cloth
For Red BluG-Hallett 4 10y (care L s. schoenf.
) bundles and racks school furniture, l box
domes.
Passed New Orleans, January 9th to 9th For
SacramentO-Hale Bros. " Co., cases shoes A. A.
Van VOORHEES, & Co, horse cards A Den
merry Co, 3 cases glassware cases 'Iters, case
pans cases japanncd ware, cases cuspa-
dOres Lirdley x Co., 2 citron, cases
nutmegs, packages cloves Huntington,
Hopkins Il Co, 10 cases hardware, II boxes
presses, crate saws, bundles wood in shape,
cases copper, cases OILERS cases braces, cases
primers, package plumb and levels, case planes,
. bundles hoes, cases boring machines, l case
mouse traps, barrel pulleys, cases sedges, case
speter, l case hooks and staples A A. Van Voor-
HES & Co, bale and l case leather; Z. c. Peart
(care Capt. Foster) cases SHOES P. ii. Russell &
Co, case extract Of beef cases macaroni cases
vernicelh ; J. J. Spieker case fancy SOAP cases
Prrfumery, case drugs, case show cards.
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WEI DE MEYER.

II is now undsputed that Wei he MEYERS
Catsrrh Cure is the only treatment that will
absolutely cure Cstarrh-fresh or chronic. Excel
lent remedy; Going wonders. IL LeighOw, 54l
Fourth street, San Francisco. al suffered year.
entirely cured Dr. F. Clark MOntgon cry street,
Ssn Francisco 4" had Catarrhal Deafness five
yeas hearing rest red - [Chas. Noviso, Whining.
ton, Cal. Etc, etc Thousands Of Testimonials are
received from all parts Of the world. Delivered,
81. Dr. Wei De Meyers :" illustrated Treatise"
with statements by the cured, mailed free. d. =,
Dewey & Co, Is2 Fulton street, New York
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Locals from Hale Bros.

Important and marked reductions in the
prices of staple and well. known brands Of
goods at our sterling clearance sale.
We propose to give you values that you
have never before received.
Our immense overstock must be sold, and
prices are cut so low that the goods will
be speedily purchased.
Hals's sterling clearance sale commences
tomorrow morning, at o'clock.
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DIED.

Dixon, January 7-George Adams, native of Sac.
ramento, p years.
Sonora January 7-Pavo Baule, SO years
Yroka, January Annie L. Wheeler, II years, ?
months and days.
Near Winters, January 4-Andrew Marshall, Is
years.
Grass Valley, January l0-Mrs. Susan Leech, 81
years aud days.
Near Grass Valley, January 1O-Margaret Hall, 10
years, months and Is days
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In our prices which are lowest for goods
of merit A ready reason for this is found in the
fact that we sell for cash only and therefore incur
readiness with which we refund money for ar
tcles returned, showing that our goods are al
ways worth to us as much as we charge for them.
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BORN.

Sacramento, January wife Of F W. Schnauss, a
son
Sacramento January Ii-Wife OF y. T Piper, a SON
woodland papers please copy)
Sacramento, January ll-Wife Of John L. Orr, a
son.
Sacramento Januarg 6-wife Of John D. Jost, a
Edaughter. Ogden, Utah, papers please copy.l
Chico January lO-Wife Of Philip Peters, a daugh
ter
Greenville, Plumas county, January 4-Wife Of
Henry Stevens, a daughter.
Greanyille, Plumas county, January 6-Wfe OF
Charles Stevens. daughter.
San Andreas, January l0-Wife of 4. J. Cubertson,
daughter.
Susanviile, January Wife of f. Bonyman, son.
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OLIVE BRANCH BUTTER. We beg leave to
call the attention of the public to the fact
that we have made arrangements for dsily
supply from the dairy at Point Reyes, Marin
county, of this excellent brsnd of butter,
which is not excelled by sny other in the
market, and we will sell 10 quantities to suit
purchasers. d. DeBsrusrdi Co,
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THE 6nest Bourbon whisky in the market
is Sin mon6's Nabob. Don't forget to ssk your
druggist and grocer for it. Recommended by
the bsst physical everywhere. Fer M di
cal and family use nothing to eausl il.
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WEAK AND UNDEVELoPED PARTS
or the Human BOdy Enlarged. De-
NsInncd and sfrRnnIh y Etc.t

EsAN INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT LONG
4 run in our paper. In reply to inquiries we WIN
say that there is no evidence of humbug about TINS
On the contrary the advertisers very highly III
dorsed Interested persons may get sealed circulars
giving al particulars by addressing Ere Medical 20
slS-lyTuThS
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HIOHAhUS 8 hAhhISUS, SAN r IdICIsCo. -
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

q S. NIXON AND J. S. WHEELER HAVE
Ss formed partnership to carry on the business
of General Horseshoeing, at 6l5 street, between
Sixth and Seventh.
Dated Sacramento, January l, 1881
s s. NIXON,
ia141m j. S WHEELER.
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WHEN all other remedies fail, then try D..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption {.
That bottles free.
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w. a. STEPHENSON,
CA. usEEoN N.
TOTHE FLOWER-LOVING PUBLIC.

a NDREW GOWANS, LATE OF BELLE CON
q setvatory, bags to inform the people Of Sac
ramerto city and surrounding country that he has
opened Florist st re at l005i street, opposite
the Graugers' New store, where he hopes by strict
attention to bu uess to merit share Of public pat
ronage Bouquets and Floral Pieces made to order on
short notice at most reasonable rates. call soic-
tied. iall-3plm
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

T STILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES F
You are 30 unfortunate 20 require them
With a mind mRtured and enriched by studies Of al
advanced order safely say that there Is hardly
disease In the catalogue OF human Ills tina. can.
not treat to successful issue.
LADIES-I am always ready TO assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience / sm now able to treat you with the
certainty Of success. No case peculiar to your deli
este organism is beyond my sure control
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10 any
offered heretofore, and will be warranted to have the
desired effect In all cases.
Those Of the public who need my services can ue.
pend upon genslemanly, honorable add scientific
treatment st reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been In.
jured by yeEthful indiscretions, snd those whe
have contracted local diseases.
Persons sfiicted can, II they prefer, consult
by letts. detailing the symptoms Of the disease OF
trouble, and receive medicine by express, with full
instructions. All letters mus. be directed 10 J.
J0SSELYN II. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
c., Cal.
Cure NARRATED In all casos, or no pay requires
Consult tions, personally or By letter, gFatia Seno
toI book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients 81
my Infrmary twhen desiredh With experience
nurses.
Consultation Parlors 226 Suffer street, adjoining
The Young Mems Christian Association Building
Office hours-From 8 a. " to sP. d
ssy Diploma hangs IN my Office.
Purchase my Essay Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all ueNsd6Alers.
jsss iss s.H. yOssELys, N. D.
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CHANGED EVERY DAY FOR THE MECHANICS. STORE.
Three Advantages.

THE FOLLOWING ARE THREE
REASONS WHY OUR STORES WILL
BE FOUND UNEQUALED FOR CON-
VENIENT AND SATISFACTORY BUY
ING THE MAIN ADVANTAGES OF
THIS ESTABLISHMENT ARE:
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In its method of trade, which is so open that all
can see its fairness. There is only ONE PRICE
for each article, and that is plainly marked upon
it. No more or less is asked or taken No
faults are concealed or Misrepresentation
allowed. This system is protection to every
customer, and does equal justice to all. 1t
insures to the distant customer who sends to us
by letter the same goods, prices and advantages
as our city trade get.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-15

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