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ROOMS To LET.


TITO LET-A nice suite of unfurnshed rooms at
l. l12 FREE ST., possession given about NOV.
1st. OIL
TITO LET-A pleasant front room; terms rea-
sonable at so BROWN ST. 81
ITO LET-A very pleasant front room, newly
furnished. very light and sunny; terms reaS-
enable. Apply at No. 23 CASCO ST. 6-l
TITO LET-A large, sunny Front Chamber, un-
Il furnished, at 6S FREE STREET. 6-l
ITO LET-2 nice furnished rooms to let at III
L HIGH ST. oct5-l
ITO EET-A sunny front room with alcove; hot
IL and cold water. AVON ST. 81
ITO LET-Suite of front rooms, with board,
Il second floor; also single room. sc STATE
ST., Cor. Gray ST. Il
TITO LET-Two pleasant sunny chambers on
Il Prospect ST., to gentleman without board
Address X Press Office. 21
TEyO LET-Two large furnished rooms, one a
Il corner room on second floor, one on third
floor; near horse cars Call at 120 BRACKETT
ST 21
ITO LET.-Rooms at the st. Julian, No; I96
Il Middle Street. Apply to X. w. UNDER
WOOD, JanitOr 6-8
DOOlHS 10 LET-Handsomey furnished
HI rooms to let at % Wilmot street, and fine
pleasant office at 1917 Exchange, also hne
octave Piano at 1141s Exchange ST., at HAST
INGS' warerooms. IL
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BOARD.

DOARD.-A gentleman and wife or two, gen.
I'D tlemen wanted as boarders, in small prl-
vate family, also pleasant rooms to let with or
without board. Address with name, W., Press
Ofice. z5-z
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TO LET.

FElO LET-For a small American family, "a nice
Il tenement of rooms on ST lawrence S,r ot; IN
quire of G. W. VERRILL, l9l Ml0ale oI. o-I
TOR RENT-The eastery half OF the itsoal three
story brick house No as 90 m6deTS conyenien y
ces. lle" no b5sement: price $500 per annum BEN
,TAMTN SHAW. 49, Exchange st. 6-l
TrJO tET-Rent low, to anyone dong business
in chambers or crowded Dc for low want sr o F01m % ra
5 WHY 3La Stove 70 suit the business if desired.
,aDnfT Aoniy at at No. 1s1 MIDDLE ST 224
TTJe IET-First-class house No. 10 Neal St;
also office No. 2 Motley, Block; Inquire OF T.
n. DOW Room Nos. and Z, NO. IL Market
Square.
T,1O ST Two tenements of IL rooms each,
onnosite the Portland Co.'S Office Fore, st. ;
gSs and Sebago; rent S12 per month. Apply to
F. McGLINCHY, Cor. Mountfort ana ADAMS SIS
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rs mEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ subscribers have been duly appointed EX-
ectrices of the VIII of
JONAS WARREN CLARK, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and have
taken upon themselves that trust as the law dl-
reefs. All persons having demands upon the es-
tate of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
EMILY A.GLARK, Fxecut,sces
HARRIET e. CLARK,
Portland, Oct. g, 1885 oet9dlaW3Wt*
THOR sALE-Or exchange SO acres of land in
E Cape Elizabeth, a good Investment, will make
a good farm; short distance from the shore; VIII
pay per cent interest for pasture for horses;
will exchange for city property. N. 5. GARDI
NER, No. 40 Exchange st. 81
VITANTED-By a responsible party, good
w team for its keeping through the winter;
would like it Nov. list or earlier; Will be used In
driving to and from Woodfords and business in
city; best of care. No tricky nor vicious horse
wanted Address H., Press Office. 81
XXTANTED-A position to look after Real Es-
wv tate, collect rents, attend to repairs and all
other work required Of an agent, by young man
of good ability and first class references. Please
address b. F., Press Office, City. 81
FE1O LET-A pleasant tenement of seven rooms.
Il Also small house, six rooms. Apply at Of
flee of the late w. Fl. JERKS, Cahoon BLOCK. 81
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DIED.

Sacramento, February Matilda, only daughter
OF julius and Catharina Ziegier, months and
days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence of parents, Second
street. between and y, this afternoon at ,
O'Clock
Sacramento, February civilian NJ West, Il
native Of England, % years. Massachusetts,
papers please copy]
Friends and acguaintances are respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral which viii take
place from Odd Fellows Temple, corner Ninth
and X streets. tomorrow morning az 1888
o'clock
Sacramento. February esther only daughter
OF ". G and Martha StaLl, year, months
and days
[Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral, which will take
place from the residence OF parents, Pleasant
Grove, tomorrow Sunday afternoon at >
o'clock
Sacramento, February 6-Johanna, wife OF
Michael LUcey. native of County Limerick,
Ireland, 81 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited 10 attend the funeral, which will take
place from her late residence, P street, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, at 80 o clock; thence to
st. Rose Church, where funeral services Will
bc heidi
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden Feb
urary Sd:
For Sacramento-J. Hahn & Co, l box
medicine Billingslev Il Co., . bales broom
corn, 40 bundles handles Adams, Mcneil
& Co.. 10 bales tobacco: Kirk Geary & Co.,
5 boxes drugs Baker & Hamilton, l box
fishing tackle, % bales betting, 8 boxes
nuts, l box hardware J. T. Hill, Is car
riage springs, 8 boxes iron; W. r. Strong &
Co., 10 bags nuts; T. +. Hensier, boxes
bellies; Hall, Luhrs d Co., 10 barrels
whisky 20 cases canned goods Baker &
Hamilton, 13 crates FORCES; Booth ( Co.,
30 cases. 10 tierces, 6 half-barrels and )
barrels lard.
For Stockholm. Wolf ! case cigarettes;
T. H. Selby d Co, box iron pipe fittings
j. T. Hickenbotham, q bundles shafts; T.
W. Hiemmel L organ I. 3. Dorsey, 7
boxes and / crate household goods, kettle,
l sewing machine, rolls carpet; w. J..
Miller, II boxes hardware
For Chico-C. II. Woods & Co, case
shoes
For Marysvilc-Rideout & Smith, bale
blankets l bale enameied cloth.
For Red Bluff. J. Dobson, bundle
carpet
For Oroyille-W, /. Melon, leases wash
ing powder.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


keorSanIzed church OF Jesus CHRIST oil
litter "a! S'.hs, coIcr i"e4,E Idi anu n
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nari0rs Srnday-s.hooI concert service at : =.
N An invited
,' - nun H.
Inc Iirao,lr rom, f he sIr;s1,it,,rai t',-;jio1
corner of Fifteenth and \ M II A NJ. conducted
b,- the tastnr discourse .PiqbtaoI,sr..ss -
-i1pd,y--seb,n1 al I5sD . n M oynriutr sar,ira
d1Iriror tllp r.rIlil5ins, nf the church
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- sdonliS a. tie ifSS t''tittSI SiI'ic i n
hV5pcI ih9tLiIE sHetCl' bHtIed Win SlFiaI
~ irt; Iii b iyitr5 M
Close Of mo evening, scryioe GosDeI rnatinrs
,,- ,i,rI,. NJ ,eoi- .,ea,,t S9tt,iIoy All ~,
cordially invited a, stt5nd
-
t,lrS-, I and yITbs p,etcr II = IbTis+io1
viii 1,rssef ar II n srd 5'I5pT Crb{9ots a,
The prrra1sf 81 Taniai', Heart - IL, ;be morn
inc. t.yrfiobed IN the R4isnre and For,n5
wanting" at night Everybody in the city wei
come, especially the uucOuYerted
Kiu~sIev n. F. Church. Eleventh, street
baigt",n Il ana 7 ~. q EIrK,ivci' 1850
at l2:I5 p. ". Seats Tree. Strangers welcome
C.1rary Tga,,tist Tburcb Z st-.c+ ba-
80, ~ - - ~ i-.,eI - -; ~ ~,
,rf rsetor Pav = iJTr;ci. a. ms =
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behalf was inaugurated without his knowl-
edge, the object being TO give him the first
intimation in the shape of the appoint
of the movement is uncertain, as several
other applicants have entered the field and
the President has not signified his intention
in the matter.
United States Senate.
WASHINGTON. February 6th-A resolu-
ton was offered by Sewell, calling upon
the Secretary OF War TO report 10 the Senate
whether any plans or preparations had
been matured by the engineer corps of the
army, or by the War Department, for de
Tending the harbors on our sea coast and
lakes by torpedoeS or otherwise. i'll case of
a sudden war with any foreign powers, and
if torpedo stations had beef established. or
are contemplated, for such defense. Re
terred
Ii was agreed that the Senate shall meet
at II A. NJ. on and after Monday next
The bill TO regulate the fees of pension
agents and attorneys was then taken up and
passed. 1t provides that no fee greater
than $40 shall perceived by pension claim
agents, except that under special circum-
stances, subject to revision by the Commits
SiOner of Pensions, contract in writing
may be made between the applicant and
claim agents for fee not exceeding $50.
The bill contains a clause specially forbid
ding for collection by claim agents of more
than $40 in claims filed between July 20,
1878, and July 1, 1884 and prohibiting
the Government Pension Agents from pay
ing claim agents more than $40 on such
claims, even in cases of new contracts.
The consular and diplomatic bill was
then called up and passed.
The Chair then laid before the Senate the
anti-silver coinage bill, but without fur
Their action the Senate went into executive
session, and when the doors were re
opened adjourned. leaving that bill rs un-
finished business for tomorrow.
House of Representatives..
WASHINGTON, February Gth.-The House.
after transacting large variety of miscella-
neOus business, went into Committee OF the
Whole on the river and harbor bill. An
amendment appropriating $l5,0O0,000 for
the improvement of Sandy Hook channel
mouth of New York harbor) was the occa-
sion for Il long wrangle Of i personal nature
between Hiscock and Long, and was finally
rejected.
Another fierce dispute arose when the
amendment giving Memphis $4,000 was
reached.
Young intimated that Willis was respon-
sible for the omission of Memphis from the
hill, and the word faisehood - was freely
used by both gentlemen.
The confusion became so great that the
Chairman directed the Sergeant-at-Arms to
see that the members were seated.
Young subsequently withdrew the amend
ment, though the angry feelings Of the two
members were not abated.
The committee then rose and the House
took a recess.
tventy-six pension bills Including one
granting pensions of $40 each to the minor
children of the late Lieutenant Kislingbury
and one increasing to $50 the pension OF
the widow OF Commodore FiIlebrownl and
adjourned.
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CUTICuRA.
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THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE
SKIN AND BLOOD UNINERS-
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VIM 7. Totten, 672 North Tenth street. Phila-
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and had gained twenty seven pounds in the last
wear, all OF which he attributed 10 Il systematic
course of CUTICURA RESoLVEST, which has
proved cffectual when all other remedies failed.
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CURED BY CCTICURA.

My skin disease, which resisted several popu-
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J. G. ARENTRUE.
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SORES ON NECK.

Chas. Brady, Somerville, Mass, who refers 10
Dr. J. j. Wood, druggist, of that city, certifies to
"a wonderful cure of running sores on the neck
which had been treated by hospital physicians
without cure, and which yielded completely to
the CUTICUKA REMEDIES
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WANTED,

GOOD AND RELIABLE SALESMAN FOR
~ Wholesale Liquor House; must be well
acquainted in Sacramento city, on the river,
and surrounding towns. No notice taken of any
applications unless good references are given.
Address COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER P. o.
BsK 1919, San Francisco. ja29-tfned
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ever money was expended would be returned
Fiicher moved that the bill be made the spe-
cial order for Monday, Immediately after the
reading of the journal. Carried.
tt l2325. on motion of Mr.. Taylor, the Senate
adionrned until 1:30 P N. on Monday next.
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KNOW ITS VALUE.

All of your CUTICUkA REMEDIES give very
good salts action. The CUTlCURA ] especially
recommend for the diseases for which il is used
know from experience lis value.
LIZ IL j pRATI NnNrELLO. WE
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TILE POET POWERS

feeling of gratitude impels me to acknowl-
edge the great merits of your CUTICURA, and I
cordially recommend it 10 the public as very
valuable remedy.
H y. POWERS BRIpGEroRr, Conn.
For sale everywhere. Price CUTICURA. the
great skin Cure, SOC. CUTICURA SOAP, an eX-
quisite Skin Beautifier, 25c. CUuCURA RESoI.y-
ENT. the new Blood Purifier, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
CHTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Toilet
W L | Bath and Nursery Salative.
ap23-i WS&WIy
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CuTICURA ABROAD.

Through home-returued Norwegian have
learned to know your CUTICURA, which has in q
snort time cured me of an Eczema that my ply
Sicians medicine could not heal.
CHR. HELTZEN, BERGEN, NORWAY,
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"a THE PAFFI ="
NOTICE.!
MILITARY DANCE !!

COMPANY "a" WILL GIVE THEIR ~
" First Soiree on N
Saturday Evening, February eth. LIS.
as-A good time insured. Hat Room and La
dies free. Dancers, Don't Forget. feI-lt-
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Assembly Bill No. $50 facilitate the giving,
of bonds required by law. Passed on file.
At4:l5 P. ~ the Assembly adjourned till hon-
lo,- IN n
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, February By Rev. {. NcKelvey
+. =. Palmer to Mary t. Pearson, 10th Of
Sacramento.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE No. IL.

Establishing the Rates 70 be Paid by the
County for Job Printing, stationery.
Blank Books, Advertising, Etc, for the
wear 1855.
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Sixty tons of rock are reported TO have
fallen, on December 1st, from the Natural
Bridge in Virginia but the curved lines
of the bridge were not disturbed This is
SAID to have been the first fall of rock
from the bridge since it was struck by
lightning in 1899.
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VINryAgD Rink SKATE

A LSO, A. C. AND 5. c. CLUB 81
n skates. Agents for theT "a
Star Rink and Club skates. Send, S4.---sss1s31SS
for Catalogue. WEBSTER & CO, Cd sSS6
II New Montgomery street, San
Eranciscn. Ell. fel-1m
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SENATE AND HOUSE OF REP.
RESENTATiVES.
Nominations and Combinations
The River and Harbor Bill
Cabinet-Makiag.
The South and Cleveiand,s Cabinet.

SPECIAL BY TElneArH TO THE RKooKD-rSloS.J
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Richards < Knox vs.. Charles II. Shear-Judg-
meut for plaintiffs for S55S IS and 500 attorneys
fees. Property to be sold to pay Judgment.
H. Il. Liunell VS., ". c. Hawley & Com Gr-
gumeut
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rJ1HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
County of Sacramento do oriain as follows:
The Board OF supervisors OF sacramento
county. state of California, hereby establishes
the following prices AT which said county shall
be supplied with JOB Printing, Stationery and
Blank Books, and the prices at which County
Advertising shall be done, or in excess OF which
no such supplies or advertising shall be pro
cured. this eriinace being in accordance with
Section -, of Act approved March Il. less
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NoTICE:

II. CREDITORS OF A. McREA ARE RE
Il Guested 10 present their claims forthwith to
J. Hi'MAN, Suffer street, Folsom. Sacramento
Cal. The estate being ready for dis
it is necessary that all claims be veri-
fed and presented within sixty days from this
date, or they viii not be considered.
Folsom, January Is, 1885. J. HYMAN,
jaz9-2pG0t Assignee Estate OF Alex. McRea
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LIS - -kSA5

For Bar and Supper Privileges,
NOR THE TURN-YEREIN MASQUERADE
+ Ball viii be received up TO SATURDAY, Feb.
18th, at o clock P. NJ, by Peter Newman, at the
Philadelphia House, Eighth street, between
and X. Bar and supper Bids must be separate.
BY order of e5islwI The COMMITTEE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

i. O. U. Willy OF the Valley lodge,
No. H. D. Of H, viii meet in Grangers' Hall,
THIS Saturday EVENING, al 5 o'clock for
general business.
MRS C. A. WALKER, c. OH
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EOURTEEN CALVES FOR SALE. s,,-----,
[ on the TERRI0 RANCH, seven 5fes.ffts4
miles from Sacramento on the Free
port Road. Gail ut the Ranch. --s41z--sz--
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sCPERIOE COURT.

Department One-Van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY February 9th.
Bishop rs. Sacramento County Continued
generally.
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VIZ ANTED-A GOOD CHAMBERMAID. AT
w the fremont Hotel. street, between
Front and Second. ie7-lt4
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Assembly Bill No. 222-Relatiye 20 Chambers
Of Commerce, Boards of Trade, etc. Read sec
Assembly Bill No Officiating to municipal
corporations in cities u The fourth class. Read
Assembly BIZ No. Sl7-Relating to powers Of
Boards OF supervisors. Read first time
Assembly Bill No. 2ii-Autn0rzinG SuperYlS-
orS 20 TX rates OF water for iuigating purposes.
Assembly BIZ No. lls-To amend Section 1861
of the Penal Code, relating to jury panels. Read
Assembly Bill No. 8s-Relating to disturbing
the pesce, Read first time
Assembly Bin No 275-Relatug 10 Grand
JurieS- Read first time.
Assembly Bill No Withdrawn
Assembly Bill No il5-Passed on file,
Assembly BIZ No. l2l-Relating 10 apprentices
and minors. Refused first reading.
Assembly Bill No, l4&-Relau0E to foreclosure
liens OF mechanics and others. Withdrawn.
senate Concurrent Resolution No. 2-Relatiye
70 viticuitural industries. Read and adopted.
Assembly Bill No. @t5-IO amend the Political
Code, relating 10 second grade certificates OF
teachers. Read first time
Assembly Bin No. 303-Relating TO election Of
City Boards Of Examination. Read first time
Assembly Bill No 29J-The stanford Uuiver-
sity bid. Read first time
Assembly Bill No 3Jl-RelatinC to the study
OF entomology IN the public schools. Read frs.
time.
Assembly Bill No 1910 prevent the sale Of
opium. Refused FIRST reading
Assembly Bill No 42-T0 prohibit prize-frht-
ing. Read third time and passed
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No s-Reat-
ing 10 the forfeiture Of unearned land grants
Made special order for Wednesday next. at P u.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. If-Relat.
ing 10 the proposed Nieagaguan treaty
Adopted
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 9-Relat-
ing 10 the issue of patents 10 railroad corpora
tioas for lands applied Tor and claimed by such
corporations Adopted.
Assembly Bin 30 $40 establish the Cali
fornia Home for the care and training OF feeble
minded children. Read second time.
Assembly Bill No. officiating TO marriage,
Passed on ale,
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Personal Property Receipt Book, 80 IN
each, one-fourth bound in duplicate, per
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The Govcrnorsbir Of Montane

WASHINGTON, February 6th.-The entire
Iowa delegation have united in recon-
mending the President to appoint General
Tuttle, of Iowa, to be Governor of Wy
oming, to succeed VIM. Hale, Of Iowa, de-
ceased. This movement in General Tuttle's
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One thousand same as above, not bound.
Eighteen quires Warrant Register, me-
dIum Ex. K. Bands, ruled and printed.
-Four thousand Assessor ent Lists, full sheet
deny 24t5 printed on four sides black
ink, County Blanks, per loo0..................
Six thousand Assessment Lists, half sheet
DENY 24th printed on two sides, blue ink,
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Two hundred Books, p pages each. one
fourth bound. news, printed on back ....
Twenty eight Books. go pages in each, half
bound. No. in tnpiicate, perforated twice;
full sheet lib fiat letter, ruled and
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NJ O T Z Q G

RI Seats secured at Box Office, Monday, Feb
ruaTy 9,n, al 10 A. n. fet 1t
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Ottawa Markets.

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"Rough on Itch" cures humors. eruptlsns, ringvorm
letter, salt rheun, frosted feet, chilblslns.
Trough on Catarrh.'
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete cure
worst chronic cases. also usequaen as ghrSe lot Dph
| iberia Sore Throat, Foul Breath. SIC.
The Hope of the Nation.
| Children slow In development, puny. scrswny ant
delicate, use wells Health Remover.
| Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation Inflammation, all Kidney an,
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu.Paba." u.
| "Water Bugs, Reaches.
Trough on Rats clears them out also Beetles, Ants