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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento Produce Market -Wholssale
lCorrected daily for the RECORD usIos.



loorrecled daily for the RECORD usIos
SACRAMENTO, January Esd
FRuu-Lemous Sicily, s797 so y case ORANGES,
California, g % az so = box; new crop, So 5094 /;
Mexican Oranges, g 50d3 3 100; Lines, SlCGi - /;
Bananas, IS ooa4 = Sunch hneApples, SSss
l 60 = box, Pears, 81 26@2 b box; Cranberries,
Sl7 506lS & Dol.
vsaSTABLSl = Potatoes, 552asI IS Onions,
slGl Is; Caulif0wer, 75aS5c; Cabbage, 65G
75c; Carrots, 5Oa6oc g nun ired rurnips,
Coo e sack; bun2n vegetables, lz.c y dOy
ParsnIps, &c; Beets lc; Eorse Radish, 6@7c > II
Arrichokes 75c y dozen; Jerusalem AltichOkes,
3S64c q h ; sweet Potatoes s. 1903 so Celery,
SEQ s. $. 0'l O''''' '1''' ''''u' f0'''0sS'
BRkADsrUFFs-FloUT, 90 rs q barrel oatnssl,
IS . 100 Eg latter for Eastern Oorurnesl. vel
IJw, 81 80 ; white, g SO; Cracked wheat, g rs.
PoUITSY-LIve Turkeys, 2lG22c u IL dressed,
26@2Sc; full grown Chickens, $7tg7 so Z dozen
young Rooster, s495 ) dozen; Boilers, S3a5
tame Ducks, IS 50a9: 9eese. 81 S9atz 5 PAR
Eggs choice lots, 3O9S2lc q dozen.
GAMB-Hare, 81 75qz Rabbits, sltdl so; Nal.
lard Ducks s. 50Ii 3 dOz Teal, SlGl 30 e doz
Sprigs S2d2 60 I doz; Quail. 81 250l 80 q doz.
DAIRY fRg1gCis--b9t,e., cholce, 5l4gS74 = IL )
mixed lots, IL rolls, 28S30c; Cheese. California,
from 173lS,, Western, tats, '69l7si HARMS
Cream, lSG29c
hzArs-Bec' SGD; Mutton, 5q6 > u; Lamb 9 8
7c Porn, go F=a, small eslves, lGs11e large SC.
hay, GRAE. $50 FBsD-Ost hsg, sl23i4 = ton +;
Alfalfa hay, eSE9 2 tou brAn, > ton. sl7 !;
midHings, So q IN bAr's, .Vhols, go q ton /;
ground, 81 Is; ,'aoa Il 7591 SIS r cut wild oats
81 IS; tame o., 8 oorL, 1 65 q cwt.
TIA FRUus-Assortsd, =a-n cAns, COL. q 70 ;
assorted gallon cans, S. feaelss, z3b cans
81; Portland S.lchsTris~ or cans q Wbcr
teberries, s. Is; Capital Asparagus g 50 q dozen
cans.
DRHD ERryra-Agglea, ai.ccI. 9GlOe = IL: o.
,s1Agtsrsd, 80. uesfs, peel3d, 1885; 90, e.
peeled. 4G5c; EuIs pitted lj9l6ci Pescregl
1l@l233: DO neeie0, l21203s Prune 0ern'%n ana
French. l5gi5c; BGosoe;5ies. l6si7ci fi<a. Cali
f1ruiA, 79Se u =.
1AshE FRU- Assorted, 21.o CABS, = doz, q TO /;
Peaches, - 60 6srJietJ Pears, y so riuus, = 6
Black5CrT1es g. 90H3 Goose, cries, 3 8 Straw
berries, IS 25; Ayrc0gs, q % liusct sec, - 30;
Rsj C1rTants, 3 %; CIoSuss, . 10
GIsgHluAsEoIs-5sols-Al 9 G9l 81; Tima'hT,
Eastern, 78s Z 4 oregon 7Ssci Pop Corn, 81 sc
o 10 Ies C'a7sE, IA 7l5c; Red 9np, ll@l2sc; Slgs-
f2ngnsh Wants, 9i4i0ci California Walnuts,
10@i1c; AluooJs, I5Gi5e Peanuts, Eastern, 90
lJc Peanuts, California, 76Sc; Lard (California),
cans, lac; Eastern, lo9lSc, HIDES. salt, light and
medium. sCsr, and heavy, G7l0c DIV ISL;
Talow, Tie; dops, Offering at l59lSlc = L
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NEW MENICO.
Desperate Hanged by Citizens.

SoCoRBo. January 25i.-At l o'clock this
morning Joel Fowler. notorious Socorro
desperate, was taken from jail. despite his
frantic appeals for mercy and cries for help,
dragged to a neighboring tree and hanged.
The crime for which he was hanged was the
murder of man named James E. Gale in
November. Fowler, with a number of
drunken companions took possession of the
town, marched through the streets firing
into windows and making citizsns dance and
sing at the mouth OF revolvers. Gale inter.
fered to prevent bleodshed, and was stabbed
by Fowler, who vas arrested, found guilty,
and sentenced to be hanged on the 4th instant
An appeal was taker, aud the case adjourned
until the next term. Gale is said to be the
seventh victim of Eowler, who was worth
500, 000 and would use his wealth to pur.
chase witnesses. Having good reason to be-
lieve that the laws delay would result in his
final release. the citizens took the matter in
their own hands.
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The robbers only obtained Sc from Quinn.
The supposition is that the men who held
him up expected that he had funds for the
Superintendent of the company to pay off
the employees.
Pupils for the Carlisle Indian school.
Tucson, January 23i.-Dr. o. &. Given,
the physician at the Indian training school st
Carlisle. Pa, who was sent to San Carlos by
Captain Pratt. Superintendent, to select chill
dEen from the reservation, will leave to-day
in charge of party of tfty-fve pupils for
the Carlisle school. he hopes to reach Will
cox on Monday, the 2Ssh, from which point
he has perfected arrangements for transport.
ing the party to Carlisle. He will be accom-
panied by Agent Wilcox, who represents the
Interior Department. and Lieutenant Parker
w. West, of the Third Cavalry. Four chiefs
will go to Washington to see the Great
Father" The doctor stopped on his way cut
in New Mexico, and selected party of fifteen
Pueblo Indians, who will join him at Albu-
oUeIQue and Lsmy.
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The Columbia RIver-Oregon short Line
-Prnnn.ch Rrccniinn.

PoRTLAND, January 23l.-Ibe weather up
the Columbia is ve:y cJid. The lower Column
bia is still open to navigation, and but small
quantity of ice is floating. Navigation of
the upper river is closed temporarily. Boats
leaving here this morning for the Cascades
were compelled to return, owing to ice.
TIE Oregon Short Line has been completed
to Weiser, Idaho which it is likely will be
the terminus for some time, as there is moth
ing beyond to make business until the Oregon
Railway and Navig alton Company builds to
Huntington, to make connection. Weiser is
in tbs center of rich farming and stock
country, All miles from Granger and 20 miles
east OF Huntington, and the road grading
and bridging will soon Be completed t. Hunt
ington ia readiness for track-lsying.
The Irish citizens of Portland are making
extensive preparations to tender reception
to Thomas Brennan, NJ. F., who will soon
arrive here.
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NT-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
WI and Fifth. Cast Iron Founder. Dlanufact-
urer Of all kinds OF Cast and Rod Iron filings and
Fences All Buildini, Castings made to order.
s5.4plm
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4 TToRNEYS-ATLAw, NO 9O4 SEVENTH
~ street, near j. Will practice in all the Courts
Of the State jy10-41t
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Merchandise report.

The following freight Tor Sacramento passed Ogden
January 18th ana 20th:
hams 4 Denuery IS Co, cases lamp fixtures
Hale Bros & Co, box SHOES, Scott * Muir, cAsk
lamp shades; /. Ekus s. Co, case hardware
GINS Layensou 3 cases boots and shoes, Adams,
Mcneil & Co. y halt barrels syrup, 10 barrels
oatmeal, . barrels buckwneat Fuiz & Miller, o
boxes cofins case hardware, case dry goods
Huntington, Hopkins 1, Co., sos bars and l2i bun
a. iron, l X iron butts and hinges, barrels
Dr.. wire } ? Cooper, box piano stools A.
4 cases playing cards
Davisvil.e-l. }. p, ! barrel whisky.
Red B.uf Nj Mauasse. box harrow teeth /
main.
Marysyile-Garfett & Elder, ! pipe rye
49,. ~ barrels Bourbon whisky.
StocktoB-Austfn Bros, . cases iron door
hangers Westlake Stove Co, l box stove bolts ;
Weller & Lsbgridgs, 1 css-S goods ,...
The following pissed New Orleans January ION a
For Sacrameuto-For A. A. Van Noorhics Co. Z
cases and bales hardware; Hall, Luhrs Co. Z
case tobacco LiudleY & Co, 5 crates herrings-
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A FrishTTcI Collision

NEW YORK The valuable trotting horse,
jim Sauds. was run into in race, sus-
tanning severe bruises aud lsmsness His
owner, Mr.. Noble Thompson, of the we'll
known stables, 1893 Broadway, states that he
placed the animal uuGer The care of veter-
mary surgeon. who in thee months filled TO
benefit him. Treatment with st. Jacobs Oil
was then begun. and the horse not only en-
tirely recovered but vas enabled to trot mile
heats in 2:2l Mr. Thompson regards the
Oil as the rain-cure Of the age.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Divorce at Red BlufT-AdvIces from Ore
gOn-EXecution of Wheeler, the stran-
gIer - Washington Territory Items -
lady Found Dead in Her Bathtub -
Husband Charged by His Wife with Elk.
tOrtiOn- CaribOO Mines-Etc
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Fart d WHITE,
4 TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELoRS-AT-LAW
N Offices at the southwest corner OF Fifth and
treets Sacramento. California lees
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OREGON.
Larceny by EmbezLiement-The Eaquima
Bay RailrOad-suIt for Damages-POrl-
nn.,.A snInn,,.

PORTLAND, January 23i.-Joseph Bach
man, whose failure sometime ago in the
banking and brokerage business gained him
very uusavory reputation. has been ar
raigned before the Stae Circuit Court,
charged with larceny, by embezzlement
Adolph, the abscondirg brother, is also IN
der the same indictments.
Everything ia connection with the Y squima
Bay Rsil;o4d seems to point 30 the couple
ton OF thst work at no distant date. Some
400 Cinnamon are now at work on the tun-
mel, and the force will be largely increased
when spring opens. Captain Foster, of
Ysquima, went 20 San Francisco on the last
steamer TO arrange for performing the con-
tract into which he has entered for the ship
msDt Of 5000 tons Of steel rails from San
Francisco to Yaquims Bay. He expects to
engage several scEooners there to carry the
rails.
Tine weather continues cold and clear.
Lung Chung, administrator of Lung Bar,
deceased, has commenced a suit for S10,0
against the Northern Pacific Railroad. 1t is
claimed that me latter was killed in a rail-
road accident some time ago. through the
carelessaess and negligence Of agents Of the
company.
There are but eleven saloon keepers in
Portland who have not signed this bond re-
quired by the recent decision of the Supreme
Court. Eleven saloons have closed UP since
the defeat OF the test cases. There are now
l40 saloons ia full blast
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CHICO, Jauusry 23l-The supplementary
proceedings IN the case of NJ. Gooday & Go.
were begun here to-day before Judge J. I.
DAILY, referee for the Superior Court Of this
county. They were attached on the 20lh Of
December by combination Of about forty
firms of SAP Francisco. The Board Of Trade
concluded TO file a petition to declare them
involuntary insnlvent, which was done on the
7sh instant. The books are barren of any
evidence of their business, as they show
neither assets nor liabilities, nor has any
profit or loss account been kept by them.
The Board Of Trade. seeing that the liabili-
ties foot up some $50, 600 or $40 600. deter
mined to ferret out the cause, if possible, and
sent q detective up here from the agency of
Harry Morse, snd be has been here for
some days past getting at the bottom
facts. TIE firm, realizing that they would re
attached, laid in heavy shipments Of goods.
and drew money out OF the business to the
extent Of 81 900 per month. Formers here
were as ked for a settlement, and when the
money was not forthcoming their rotes were
taken, and these have bsen disposed of il
some manner. On the whole, it JOCKS like a
deeply connected scheme TO swindle every
one. and so example will b made of these
parties. if possible. The towp merchants
feel badly shout the matter, as it is 8 detri.
ment TO trsic business stsndi1g besides
wo1 king very material irja-y TO the town.
The examination Is in progress this evening.
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SAN FFANcrs2c, Jsnus y 23d.-The School
Dir.otors are now squad Sling over the dis
tribution of patronage, which has resulted in
the discharge of all employees of the carpen.
ter shop and the closing Of that department
xyt,oIa.oIo s.VindIlDs Of F'bgoo
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ATTORNEYS AT Law.
W. Il. BEATTY a .. &. REsSoN.

& TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELORS At LAW.
"a Offices Metropolitan Block, street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Entrance
next door to Metropolitan Theater. ol-d
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VANCOUVER, January 23d.-Owing to the
positive deciiuation of Mrs. Dupiway to
allow the use Of her name Sc candidate for
Governor of Washington Territory, all the
friends Of woman suffrage are rallying their
forces and petisioniug for the appointment of
ex-Chief Justics Il 7 Dennison TO the Gov
ernorship, il view of the prospective defeat
of Governor Newell, owing to the intrigues
of the Olympia ring, Judge Dennison has
been s. resident of the Territory forty years,
and in the Constitutional Convention voted
for the amendment on the subia5g. which was
once submitted to the pie. Woman suf-
frage is safe in his hands, and his appoint
ment is asked in case Governor Newell is not
reappointed
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san Francisco Produce szarEst

San FRANGllC0, Janu1ry ID.
FLoUR-Actiye aud steady Best City Extra,
S. GOG5 30; iaelium grades a 5095; shipping
super'tne, s. 5C84 so a. Dbl
WHEAT-Au0tner decline occurred at Liverpool
to-day. This circumstance hardly be said to
have materially effected The local situation as bui
ness could scarcely be more inactive than it has
been Tor some time past The extreme figure for
the best shipping grades cannot be placed at over
81 81 with willing sellers, while it must also De
Understood that no ready buyers are to be found.
1T the Produce Exchange call session there
was cOuslderabs interest manifested, resulting il
the transfer Of about 1000 tons No. White fol
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San Francisco, January 23j-At the
meeting Of the Department If California. G.
A r.. today, r. E. Houehton, late Vice
President of the Veterans Home Association,
presented report from the late Directory,
notifying the Grand Army of the Republic
and Mexican War Veterans that the entire
Directory had resigned, and asking those
bodies to select new Directory, and TO fix
the tenure of members. Tomorrow the
members will visit the Veterans Home st
YCuntville.
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BRoN AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
chinist, Front and N streets. Manufacturer of
Gutenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clod Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses ml-IDIm
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nEALERS, CORNER OF F6oNT AND L
streets. highest price for Hides, sheep
Pelts and TallOw. Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made for
ali consignments felS-4ptf
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yEGIpufsNE pLANsaG nual,

H0RNER J AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
= Sacramento. II. D. VANDERCooK & CO., Pro-
prietors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
Of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and holdings.
Planning Turning and all kinds Of Mill Work done
on short notice The fitting Of Stores and Offices
Snacialtv iyl2-ff
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PRIVATE EIsPENSARY,
TIE EXPeRT SPECIALIST,

The EXPERT SPECIALIST.
nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN, Is A
regular graduated Physician, educated st
BOwdon College and University Of Michigan. He has
devoted lifetime the study Of the treatment and
cure Of diseases within his specially.
YOUnG MEN
And MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who are suffering from
the effects Of Youthful ludiscretlOns Excuses in
naturer years, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
IMPoTENCY, LosT MANHOOD. confusion of IDEAS dull
eyes, aversion to society," dependency, pimples on
the face, loss of energy and memory. frequency OF
uriuating, etc. Remember, that by continuation
OF remedies OF great curative power the Do tor has
so ged his treatment that it will not only afford
immediate relief but permanent care.
ny HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
(Having been surgeon in charge OF two leading nos
ptas) enables to treat all private troubles with
excellent results. / wish it distinctly understood
that do not claim 70 perform iDpossbiities, or to
cave miraculous or supernatural power claim only
to he a ssiilful and successful Physician and Sur
seoa, Thoroughly informed in uIAsspecialty-
DISEASES OF MAN.
All applying Ia me will receive my honest opinion
of their complaints experimenting. l will
cuarartee positive cure in every case undertake.
or fc5s-i; =, u0. Consultation in office or by let
ter FRgs and strictly private. Charges reasonable
Thorough examination, including chemical and mi
cruscopia analysis Of urine and advice, $ Gail or
address, DIR. ALLEN, 261 kearny street San Fran
ug; sundays 9 to y only. o204pu
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HEGEuA.'s GssrRicINE.

A specific for D,,spepsja. Sold by druggists,
q and 30 cents per box. Sent by Inail. J. n.
HEGEMAN & Co, Proprietors, New York.
Remington & Co., Agents, San Francisco, Cal.
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.Vhe Great ENGLISH Remed1

Society, Dimness Of vision Noses N the Head; the
vital iuid passing uuohseryeu in the urine, and
many other diseases that5 ad 20 nsanlty and death
DIR. MlNTIE, who is q regular physician grad
uate OF the University OF Psnnsyl7snia), will agree
70 forfeit Five hundred Dollars for case OK
this kind the VITAL RFsTORAIVE (under his
special advice and tre1tmentl viii not cure, u FOR
anything impure or injurious found in 1t. DR..
MINTEE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination ana advice incluuing analysis Of
urne So. Price Of Vital Restorative. a,3
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent to
any address upon receipt Of price, or G. o D., Sc
cured from observation, and in private Dame IL
desired, by <. Z. MENTIE, "a. p. NO. ii
AeSrny street, ran Francisco, Sai.
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AdNices FROM AIaska

VICTORIA. January 23l.-The Idaho has
arrived st Nansimo from the north, bringing
several witnesses in the murder case against
Keith.
There is no news Of any interest from The
mines.
Sitka and Wrangel have put on theis winter
drs ariness.
The weather has been mild a. Sitka for
this season of the year.
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SECOND DIspATCH.I

SAN Francisco, January % An autopsy
held this afternoon showed the b;ain to have
been in a healthy condition, though slightly
congested as a result of the hanging. 1t
weighed forty-eight ounces. There were no
Indications Of insanity
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ATA y I'd ~
applied with the


- ~ ~ II Thousands on
~ y 80. the Pacific Slope
". L = ~ testify to its priceless
"a IS ~ = - l.s value
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CANYoNyILLE, Jalusry 231.-Willism Ed
diags, convicted Of murder in the second de.
gee for The killing OF w. a. Thomson here,
has been sentenced TO the Penitentiary
FIR lite
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TO The UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBOH'S DISPENSARY
6a3 Kearny street.. san Francisco,

Established in 1854. for
= The treatment OF Sexual
" ana Seminal Disease,
: Bich "a Gcnorrhca, elect,
IS w Structures, Syphilis in all
StIA its forms, Seminal Week
! ness, lmpotency, Skin
8 5 Diseases, etc, perma-
sS,ta nently cured oruo charge
s,$sS Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
ES% cOnsequenceofself abuse,
~. This solitary vice or de-
SSSN PRAYED sexual Indulgence
0uth Of both sexes to an almost
with unerrinC certainty
Of morbid symptoms. unless
&c medical measures, viz: SalloW
pots under the eyes, pain in the
ears, uoise like the rustlinC Of
i chsriots, uneasjness about the
the limbs, confused vision,
oss OF confidence, ditiidence in
r., 2 dislike to fonn rev ac-
ition 10 shun society, loss Of
les, pimples and various erup-
,e, furred tongue, fetid breath,
4, night sweats, monomauia and
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CABLE IL CJtOLF,

ToNTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
Z pared TO do all kinds of work in their lih} in
city or couutr. Principal place OF business, Sacra
mento Shop, n. 1924 Second street, between
and L PCstoifiCe Box No 40, Sacramento
ie1'
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WEAK AND 5NEEVELGPED PARTS
or the fsuman Rody Enlarged, De-

ISAN INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT LONG
run in our paper. In reply to inquiries We viii
say that there is no evidence Of husbug about this
On the contrary the advertisers are very highly in
dorsed u.eres ted persons may get sealed circulars
giving al particulars by addressing Ere Medical Co..
P. 0. Box 51S Buffalo, n. Y. toledo Evening Bee.
sl3-lyTuVhS
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MANUFACTURES OF ROAD sCRAPERS,
WI Iron Doors. vail Cells Shutters, Ratings
Gratings, Homework and Blaclsmithing in general,
No. $40 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for sale. ie22-4pu
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CESED AT HONE.
Persons at distance may be cared at home by
addressing letter 70 DR.. GIBBON, stating case,
symptoms, length Of time the disease has continued
and nave medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country,
with flll and plain directions By inclosing ten
collars III registered letter, through the Postotce
or through Wells, Fargo Co., apsckaee of medciEs
will he forwarded to any part of the Union. Please
say YOU saw this advertisement in the RECORD
UNION. Address DR. j. F. GIBBON,
ia24-4pf Box 1857. san francisco.
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ARIZONA.
Held In" 10y rootpads

PRESCOTT, January 23d.-Charles Qainn,
an employe Of the Howell Smelter Company,
Lynx creek, wss stopped by three men, fopr
miles east of town, last night, and robbed.
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WILSON & Co., Buffalo, Mo, say ::
" Browns Iron BieteIs sells readily, and gives
satisfaction to those who use il.
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SAMPLE BOT T1s FS@E
Will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms sex and sgc. Strict secrecy IL regard 70
all business transactions.
mr.. MINTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY, Ne
PaRETTCEH. cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gouorrhma, elect, LguoSrrh@a
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle; six bottles
Tor S.
DIR. MISTIE'S DANDELE3N PsILs 1re the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and fsLESGs
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-24
BRITISH C0LVsIBIA.
The CarIbOo Mines.

VICTORIA, January 3i.-The Barker claim,
in the Cariboo mines, obtained ninety ounces
of gold last week, So to enc pan being washed
up. The weather is very mild.