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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-16

TRAIN-W RECKER SENTENCED. - On the
25th of last October train No. Is, at a point
about three miles north of Wheatland, ran
over a lot of ties, evidently placed upon the
track by some one to ditch trains, for the
purpose of robbery, ii was then believed.
The train men found man nalned NJ. c.
Clark near the spot, and, the circumstances
indicating that he knew more or less about
the matter, they turned him over to officer
T. Bevan, of Wheatland, who notified the
railroad headquarters and asked for assist
ance, as he believed more than one was
connected with the villainous attempt.
Railroad detective Brissell was detailed to
help the Wheatland officer. After getting
at the facts, Brissell came to the conclusion
that Clark was the only one concerned, and
he was endeavOring TO injure the railroad
company because lie had been put off q
train for good cause. The prisoner was eX-
amincd and held to answer by the Wheat
land Justice, but District Attorney Bliss
overlooked the case and Clark was set free
Brissell swore to another complaint, how
ever rearrested Clark and took him before
Justice CARRIER, of Marysville, by whom he
was held to answer. Yesterday he was ar
raigned to plead in the Superior Court at
Marysyillc, entered a plea of guilty, and
was sentenced 10 three years IN the state
Prison at Folsom. This is the only con-
viction for the crime made in this State,
with the exception of the Cape Horn rob
bers.
EMMA ABBOTT CoMING.-It is announced
that Miss Emma Abbott and her grand
opera company, now delighting the San
Franciscans, will favor Sacramento with a
brief season while en- route for the East,
commencing Monday, the Goth inst, and
continuing until and including Thursday.
There viii be given Monday The Bride OF
Lammermoor; Tuesday, King for a
Day" Wednesday, Mariana, matinee
Wednesday, Bohemian Girl Thurs
day, Faust Concerning an artist
as well and favorably known as
Miss Abbott it is unnecessary to say
anything in commentator, especially as
the music-loying public of Sacramento had
an opportunity of hearing her last season.
Her support this year is credited by the
press of the Bay city with being even
more capable than that Of last season, and
fully equal to all demands upon it. The
box-sheet will be opened next Monday al
Houghton's book store, J street, between
Sixth and Seventh, and remain there for g
week. Further details are given in the ad
vertising columns.
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Office of County Collector of Licenses.
Real estate and insurance-B. n. Bugbey.
Dissolution of artnership-Swanston & Odell
For sale-First-class upright pianos.
For sale-Sewing machines.
Trustees sale-Wednesday, February 18th.
Garland range for sale cheap.
Five thousand dollars to loan.
To LegislatOrs-Suite of rooms to let.
Hale Bros e Co.-Boots and shoes.
Weinstock Il Lubin-Ameriean dress goods.
Red House-All-wool and union flannels.
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Says many sufferer II have the blues
frightfully; | am troubled with headache
and dizziness; | haze lost my appetite
there is bad taste in my mouth constantly
What is the matter with me?" We viii tell
YOU; YOU are "bilious" Get a bottle of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
use it faithfully. and you will soon be a
new man again. All druggists have it,
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To THE LADIEs-Bargains Bargains
Bargains At the great clearance sale at
Mrs. F. a. Callihan's for the next thirty
days Beaver hats reduced to IS cents, in
all colors. Also, birds, feathers and flow
ers. Everything in millinery line reduced
Call at No. 613 street
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

7 STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
| if you are so unfortunate as to require them.
With a mind matured and enriched by studies OF
an advanced order, can safely say that there is
hardly disease in the catalogue of human Ills
that cannot treat to a successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you. MY
past knowledge has been increased by EXTENSIVE
experience. | am now able to treat you with
the certainty. of success. No case peculiar 70
your delicate organism is beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior 10
any offered heretofore, and will be warrantedto
have the desired effect in all cases
Those of the public who need my services can
depend upon gentlemanly, honorable ana SCI
entiic treatment at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been NJ
iured by youthful indiscretions ana those VINO
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can if they prefer, consult
me by letter, detailing the symptoms OF the dis
ease or trouble. and receive medicines by eX-
press with full Instructions. All letters must
be directed: J. H. JOSSELIN, NJ. D., 20 suffer
street, San Francisco, Cal;
Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay re-
ouired Consultation, personally or by letter,
gratis Send for book Comfortable apartments
for patients at my Infirmary when desired),
with experienced nurses.
Consultation Parlors. 226 Suffer street, a6join-
ing the Young Mems Christian Association
Building.
Office Hours-From Q A. NJ. to s p.
NV Diploma hangs in my office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marri-
age For sale by all newsdsaiers.
o2-Sptf j. H. JOSSELYN, NJ. ID.
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MARRIED.

Woodland, January 14-By Rev. NJ. B. shar-
brough, at the residence of the brides father,
General Minis. Frank Lambert, OF Sacramento,
to MOllie 5IiniS.
Truckee, January lS-Grant Rice 10 Mile Ham
lin.
Marysville, January 1S-George NJ Lewis to
Minnie D. Jones.
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FISH IN MARKET To-pAY.-Turbot. noun

i ISH N -lItI Fl To IN I u UIUVI, IUOUII-
tain trout, skate, spring salmon perch. cod
fish, tomcod, smelt, founders, sole, rock
cod, herring, catfish, mussels, CLAIMS,
shrmps Holsters crabs, Eastern canned
and she'll oysters All of the above varie-
ties can be had at our fish STALL D. De-
Bernardo & Co.
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BORN.

Washington, Yolo county, January 1S-Wife of
Charles Newton, a daughter.
Sacramento, January 14-Wife Of C. E. Keenan,,
q son.
Near Latrobe, January 1s-wife of W. W. Faber,
81 son.
Truckee, January 14-wife of Michael Lenahan,
Il son.
Nevada City, January 11-wife of D. Rosa, a son.
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DIED.

Near Madison-Dsvid burst, 40 years, IL months
and n days.
Woodland. January l4-Infant son of DR.. G. w.
Zimmerman
Quincy. Piumas county, recember 2S-Japes
O'Donnel, 81 years.
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SMYRNA, n Y, March %, lsSS-Gents:
The New Home Sewing Machine Ireceivcd
in December last works like charm, and
to the best of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public. l
wouldn't sell mine, if I could not get an
other. for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. W. A.
Stephenson, sos ] street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines
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ARREsrs.-The following arrests were

ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday; John McCarty, by special
officer Campbell, Cor mayhem; Luther
Williams, by Chief Jackson and officer
Farren, for grand larceny; Anna Stole
by officer Frazee, for battery ". A. Dur
ley, by Chief Jackson and local officer
Catferty, for being drunk James Coleman
by officers Kent, Farrell and Sullivan, fo1
disturbing the peace and using vulgar Ian
guage; All Hing, BY officer Rider, fol
burglary.
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ORDINANCE No. 10.
VNHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
| county of Sacramento do ordain rs follows

I
SECTION l. A Road Poll Tax of Two TollarS
is hereby levied on every male person over the
age of twenty-one and under the age of fifty
five years found in every Road District in the
county of Sacramento during the year 1855.
SECTION , 1t shall be the duty of the Road
OverSeer Of each Road District i'll the county of
Sacramento. provided if there be no qualified
Road Overseer, it shall be the duty of the Road
Commissioner of said Road District to collect
the road poll tax of his district between the
first day of February, 1855, and the first day of
January, 1856.
SECTION s. Each Road Overseer in the county
of sacramento shall pay all moneys collected
by him into his road district fund, less his per-
centage allowed by law, and the same shall be
expended OH the roads in the district in which
it was collected.
This ordinance to take effect fifteen days after
its passage. l.. H. FASSETT.
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the
county of Sacramento.
Sacramento, January 9 1883.
seal Attest: W. L. HAMILTON, Clerk.
Adopted by the following vote Ayes-Stein-
man, Jackson Bates. McMUllen and Fassett.
jal0-l5t W. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Sacramento Tivoli-" Kentuck"
Metropolitan Theater, Monday-Katie Put
nam.
Metropolitan Theater-Emma Abbott Com
pany.
Sacramento Division. No. 7, L. R., X. of p
Sacramento Lodge, No. l, Knights of America.
Sacramento Hussars-This evening.
Company Especial drill this evening.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 15th.-Indications foI
North Pacific coast Partly cloudy weather
with local rains. California: Fair weather
followed in northern portion by local rains
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ATTENTION, LEGISLATORS Fine imported
cigars wines and liquors. at the Sacramento
Exchange, Seventh St, rear Golden Eagles
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WILCOX & WHITE ORGANS
w took First Premium at State E7s7ssy{Lss 'S3a
Fair. 1854 [. K. HAMMER, so Jff n III N M
street Sole Agent for Pacific Coast.
Fine Accordeons, Violirs and Ban,os speciality.
One Second hand Upright and two Second-han
SQUARE Pianos for sale cheap aus
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Sherburn & Smith-This morning.
Bell y Co.-To-morrow morning.
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CALL for RuEstaller's Pilseper Felsen
Berthe best made.
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WILL BE HANGED To-Day. - Governor
Stoneman yesterday refused to interfere
with the execution OF Wright lie Roy, whc
was convicted some months since of the
murder of an old man by the name OF
Nicholas Sl,errett. He is to be hanged il
San Francisco to-day.
CONTINUATION OF THE SALE.-Sherburn &
Smith will continue this morning at 1890
at the Fifth-street Hotel, between and X
streets, the auction sale of furniture, in.
Guiding the contents of twenty rooms, and
also bedding, hall mating, etc
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MErRoroMrAN THEArER.-At the Metro

politan next Monday evening Miss Katie
Putnam, the popular young actress, wi
| commence a briet engagement, with good
| support, she having rented the theater for
one week. She Will present on Monday
night, Lena, the Madcap;' Tuesday,
The Old Curiosity Shop Wednesday
(by request), Fanchon." The box office
will be omen Tomorrow
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GREEN PEAS and tomatoes, artichokes,
new spuds, Brussels sprouts, with all other
vegetables in season. We will also receive
today large number OF fat poultry, such
as turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, all in
prime order. d. DeBernardi Il Co.
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CASH GR0CERS.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
W to the public DECLINE IN SUGARS v
and are offaring tO.daY:
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The following officers of Rebekah De
gree Lodge, No. s, l. o. o. F., have been
installed; n. G., Mrs. i. Morehouse; v
g., frankie Carlow; Recording Secretary
Mrs. NJ. i. Pearson; Treasurer, Mrs. Ellen
Gilman; Warden, Mrs. H. O. White;
G., Mrs. Georgia Guthrie; Con-, Mrs. G. a.
Walker; K. 5. y. e., Mrs. Mary hurry
L. S. \. G.. Mrs. f. J. Clark O. G., C. +.
Barnes; Chaplain, Mrs r. Preston Il. S.
'. g., Mrs. II. Sherburn; /. S. v G. Mrs.
Kate Smith.
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gDie mir rteulih lit elmer esitoriels

&StS tVtl IeutttH VI ttuGl GVtSuItcAS
len Noti5 furj mittDeilten, bat has les
publifanii6e Staatsfomite npn Stem
Oorf ben gef1luB, nbaB gliemanb bel
ben republifaniiden primdrpablen I'M
Staate auselafen werben foa. Der niGt
in Der lebten NatioRal,oabl fir ben
republifanildeu prafbentidaftsfanbi=
baten feline Siimme absegeben bat"
p%tDelrufen uno tapurd bic @inigfeit
inter ben &epublifanern I'M Gmpires
Staate interchangeable. IS mag bes
ameifelt merben, Oh bas &omite bamals,
unmittelbar nod Der Wabl, ielbIt nit
ben 8emeiien bot fi9, baB bic abtriinni=
gen 2epublifaner ben Sieg BET oemOs
fratii6en Bartei berbeifibren balfen,
nit Der Nusi6lieBuns berielben inn
&edte mar. 9ie Porteipeitf9e, no.
mentli9 tpie iie bic bemofratil9en pars
teifubrer bisber gu banbbaben ~peritan=
ben, bat unter umftanoen ibr @utes se=
tban allein bic partei=O rtboborie barf
aud nibt gu melt getrieben merben.
Seoenfaqs lit Die @ufbebung BEG Be-
i6lu1es nit Greu6en 81 besriiBen, i6on
aus Dem @.unbe, baB bic nun abges
Denbete Spaltung bel Der bepprIteben=
ben Staatsmabl fir bic Yar!i abermals
bdtte perbdngniBpoa tperoen miRen.
aber aud cine nrfa9e CUR Nnnullirung
beg 8ei6luRes muB borgelegen baben
unb bic lift barim gu finben, baB es ben
fDgenantter unQbbG1aiaen bel ibrer
neuen Qiebe, ber Democratic, ni6t gez
fallt +unb fie germ gu ibrer alien Gartei
5uriidfebren mDdten. Wdre benz ni9t
10, 10 miirben Die Gibrer ber vMtug=
mumps" ibren nnmutb ni6t 6fentli9
gedubert baben; @iqiam Curtis ndre
ni9t in 10 oitentati0Ier Weiie bon Der
@ibilbienfttommiiion 5uriidsetreten unb
Carl S6ura hdtte feinen iibelaunisen
8rief ni6t gef6rieben. Gas 8orgeben
BET &epublitaner in Stem Sort, inbem
lie ben 6abnenfii6tigen bic 9anb CUR
Wieberberl6bnung rei6en, mirb in a1z
beten Staaten Na6abmung finben unb
abermals 1T Der f66ne 9raum BON ber
8ilbung elmer britten Partei. 81 tuel1er
bic u~nabbdngigen ben NnifoB geben
MOLTEN, enti6wuuben. Sic unabbdn=
gigen baben bel ben 9emofraten b6le
%Grfabrungen gemadt; fie baben gefun=
ben, baB fe fi6 p6qig nublos Die Sim
ger berbranntett unb Bel meitem ni9t
aud nur aundbernb bic &oae fpielten,
meI9e iie ei%naunebmen geba6ten; lie
fii1len fi6 unbeadtet bel Settle gei6oz
ben unb pdbrenb fe glaubten, irgeno=
wel6en ginfluB auf Die iteue Mbmini=
f%tration ausiiben gu f6nnen, frdgt man
ueber um ibren &atb nod mad ibren
Wiini9en. Inter bieien nmftdnben
fann es ibnen nur a1genebm iein, baB
ibrem @iebereintritt in bic alte partei
fein SinberniB int Wege ftebt.
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Or Spbn 8ua's
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fir Die Seilung bon
Siebern offer Mrt,
unb gegen
nnb gegen
1itdlarti6e &rdnfbeiteu.

Ser Eisentbiimer bieler beri6mtem Mebiain
beanfprudt fit bieielbe BEN @or3ng Dor allen
iibrigen 9eilmitteln, meIGe Dem Hubfifum aIs
ra aide fdere unb permanente
Sur sesen 8ieber auH grt, bon l~anserer pber
~fiiraerer Dauer enpfoblen tperben. Ct ruff aIe
tpefli9en unb iiibliden Gtaaten aIs 3euaen
auf fur Die @abrbeit her 8erfi9erung, caB es
in feinem einaisen Sale feline beilenbe @irfung
b~erlasen miro, penn bic &%ntpeilungen genam
befolst perben. Sci bielen gnfGlen 1T cine
%einSelne 9ofiS sur Seiluns seniigenb, unD eanae
Gan,ilien erlansten burd cine einsise 1IaIde
ibre @eiunbbeit ipieber. Sc if inbeb seratber
1nb ieoenfaIS mad Ianstpierigen Gnfanen iide.
ret, inenn man ben @ebraud bes Wlitt.ls nod
cine ooer spei @o9en mod Dem Iufboren bes
8iebers Forfeit. @epJbnIi9 bebarf man Bel
bteier Mebiain feines ~ipeiteren Shlfsmittels, iim
bic Eingepeibe in Srbnuns gu balten. Sollte
aber Der Hatient nod zines Requirement Mittels
bebirfen, nadbem CT brri ODER bier Oplen bes
Sonic senontmen 9at, 70 mirb cine ~einaeIne
9ofiS bon Scents 8egetabIe TamtI1
YtIIS g~eniigen.
Bulls SarsaparilIa III oas alte unb suber.
laiitse Seilmittel sesen unreinisfeit bes 8lutes
nno ffropbuloie anfale - Der &onig ber 8Iut-
~reiniser.
DR.. John BULBS Vegetable Worm Des.
trOyer 1T in @eitalt bon Ganbb DROPS prdpa.
rirt, ih0n bonn aniebn unb Ieidt ein3unebmen.
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Weue @nnren.

llhermaoli@ in ieinem Offer, bas 8ete au
bieten, mas Der Marft liefert, bat Der befannte
S9ubbanbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN Ell.
men reuen 8orratb bon Damea- unb ainber.
Sduben einselsst, Der Aaes iibertrifft, mas mir
bisber in bieier 8rande faben. Die banbae.
nGhten S@ube finb BON elmer 2eidtiafeit nnb
@le9ana, I'm, ieben GuB, wolten fasem iebes
Gib9en, gu aieren. @ir erfu@en bic Damen,
fi9 bic nenen @aaren anauieben unb Ie iperoen
NIT uns ibereiniimmen, bas Sas. Martin lei.
men Wuf, per f%aibionable Sdubbdnoler unlerer
Stabt gu fem, aufrett erbdIt.
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Die Florence Ntebtingale Der &iu:
berpfe9e.

Die Tlorence NiebttnaaIe Der .&iu=
berphe9e.
SolsenbeS 1T ELM Nus5ug zines an ben
Deutiden &eform Wefenser in @bam=
bersbursb, Ba., seidriebenen 8riefes:
Cine @ohltbdterin.
Oeffnet bic Ebire fir ae unb Mrs.
WinSlow mirb beweilen, ba6 fe bic au.ez
rituniide 5lorentiner Wadtisau Der Sim
Der lit. Dabon 1nb mir 70 uberaeuat,
baB mir ~unierer n9uip" lebren iperben
gu iasen: u@eiesnet lei WRrs. Winslpw"
neil fie berielben bebilhid mar, user bic
Yeriose bes 3ahnenS unb antere Bee
idwerlidfeiten fir 9inber hinmegsufom=
men. Mrs. Winslop's Spotbiug SArup
niu1ntt ben Sinbern bic Sdmeraeu unb
furtrt DAIentrie unb Diarrbpe. @r
madt ben @aumen 3ert, befreit bon
@~nt5inbuns unb brinSt bas Sinh glidli9
iber Die Bericbe bes i3abnens binues.
ST tbut Seraoe bas, mas er noreiebt 3u
tbun, Gues unb nidt ueniser. Wir ha@
Ben eintnal Mrs. Wtnslom seieben uro
fennen ite nur burd ibren Scctbina
Shrup fir Rinber. Wenn mir bic Madf
bitten, warben mir fe ais 9eilanb fir
bic ainber binitellen mas fe aud in
Der Thot 1T. Der SArup pirb in
allen G~pcthefen 5u rs Gents per Tlalde
rerfauft.
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Yribat1MMte.

llntersei6neier erofnet am L. Sep
tember cine pripatl1ule. @r unterz
ri9tet III alien Jdderr, bic auf Dem
2ebrplane Der 6henili6em S9ulen ftez
ben, auBerbem auf @uniD in 9euti6
uno SpaniIA, iebo6 obne @rtraz
gere6nuas. @ute @mpfeblunoen uno
3euanife fteben Dem 1nter5ei6neten
CUR Settle. S6uleelb pro Monot 50.
@ntlpre9enbe @rmdBisungen beg S9ulz
gelbes treten Elm BEL mebreren &irbern
elmer 6amilie. &nmelbungen merben
entgegen9enommen i'm S9ul : 2ofale
Commerce Street 16, i'm obern Stod
bes ebemaligen 8eder'i6en Mt6belitore,
(@ingang in Ser Maep.)
1929 8. 8Iumenfelb.
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sic amsaehpRenem 9lrmen.

2onoon pirbe tiir5li9 in groBe Mufs
regung beriebt bur6 Elm Sdreiben nit
obigem Sitel uel6e bas duBerlte gleno
Der berabsefommeuen &lafen bei9rieb.
Wlele bon bieie1 arnen 2euten iinb
bur9 ftarfe geiiiige @etrdnfe in ibr
Glenb geiunfen. 8iele iebo9 Ieiben
an elmer serriitteten Contribution. Wenn
tol6en Seuten nit 8ropns Sron Bit
ters gebolfen wuroe, piirbe bas glenb
iol9er Wenf9en febr berringert peroen.
geben Sic einen Dollar BEL einem @poz
tbeter aug uno geben Sic einem leibens
ben Snbaliben elm uni6dbbares Stdrz
fungsmitteI
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als mabre Wobltbdter fir bic
leioenbe Weni6beit tonnen bic beriibms
ten . r. Wuguft &6nigs Dam
Mbisinen
angefeben perben. SIN ieber alpptbefe
gu baben.
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Der Stabtratb ben 6oufon bate

i'm pergangenen Sabre cine Srbinan,
angenommen, 6ur6 tpel6e bas @mt Ell
mes StraBenaufiebers gei6aHen murbe
unb aud einen fol9en ansefelt. SEPT
erft lit ausgefunben tDorben. baB in jes
uer Orbinans fein gebalt fiir ben Quf=
feber fefgefeBt trurbe.
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bon Der @irfiamfeit iiberaeugen, ~fonbern aud
&uren Preis unb 9ant berausforbern. SD ct.
baltic taslid Santidreiben unb Madfolsenoes
finb einiae ausaise aus oenieIben:
r@a6 3Otdsiser snwenouns babe i'd ben &c.
brau4 einseitelt unb bin e%ritaunt unb crfreut
iber ben Grfols."
rGs erfilt ales, mas Sic beripre9en. SD
bin entaidt barber"
yMeine Grpartungen iinb iibertrofen porben.
yWic 8auber bat eS sepirft unO mebr gelei-
ffet, alS i'd ~eripartet babe
sd babe es nit sutem Grfolge anaemaubt."
yDie @eiie, in iuelder es b%ewirtte, uas i'd
piini9te. bat mid iiberrafdt."
&eidlid iino meme Sofnunsen erfiiat nor,
ben uno i'd bin 6odlid bariiber e%rfreut."
Yoiitib garantirt, bab bas Wittel barmlps 1T
ano feline iddbIiGen Subfanaen entbalt.
@ad @mpfans beS Yreiiss bon 81 ourd bic
Soft in fiderer 8erpadunq berianbt. Ser
iie9elte @ireulare A Gents. Bel Srugsiiten gu
baben. aorefe:
Madame Fontaine, ZOE l4th ST., New York.
1s,5,tup1t
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eTmproved condition povders,, fir ufer.

be nno @inbbieb. Elm ausseaeidnetes unb er>
probteS 9ulocr in Der 8eban6luna bon SUB.
franfbeiten ager Mrt, alsemeine lfnpaslidfeit,
Mnipadien Der Saut, &duoe, geIbes @afer,
ManseI an Mppetit. @ebraudsaubeifuna auf
ber Etifette. Gabriairt bon unb aum 8ertauf
bel MboIpb 0reiE @lamo @laaa, aeaen.
iber bet Rpiofiee, Gan gntonio.
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Cine 9arte.

sm sue, tueIde an Bolssn bon 5usenbfin.
ben, nerb0ier Sdbade, fribem @erfaa, Serluil
bet Manncsfraft etc. leiben, ienbe i9 to t n,
fret &ecept, bas fe furirt. Dieles sro6e Seil-
mitlel purOe BON einem Mi1iionar in @iib.
Mmerifa entbedt. S9idt abrelFrteS @oubert
an @eb. Seiepb s. Snman, Station O., Eep
gorf @itb. 81 ,7,tup1i.
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xntf's aaar= Tar6urasmittel.

@rauts &upf. pter Harts6aar burd esne eirstae
Implication tieje8 Sdrhcnitteis tn ealiraenpsB
ea9pnr5 retpanteit. FG8 ,pirft auf ber Gfene, dine
liatdrfi4e Snrte terlethenb. Bet Npptbefern tu
hdten, rher gesen Gmpfans ren 81 per Grprcb pers
ianpf- Sfbees ~ 1tutraB st., 9tetp 9crf.
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- Mus Der S9uIe gepIau=
bert. 8af: Mber ber &ebbraten mar
beut tDirfli6 ausge3ei9net.
Wlrtbin: @laub's tpobI, Iieb's
6errle, bel uns fdlt au net ale Sag le
a fett's, iung's &0BIe.
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GarAeibiafett.

gatt's 3tflrst ifnb Set terartisen Tduen beipns
9 ~geeignet; cine DpIts beuirtf cine ipl1e 0es
lhlsperanbe fung, tde Der Pdtient bariber ~eritaunt.
Ste ftdrfen ostt 44ppeftt unt rerurinhen, bab
Grgani6mus tHrn he Geudhrt, rnb burdb ibre
tct:idje @itftnD alf be Neteamnm9sprsane
bie 9}e0eImdftBtett bes G~fmbIQamas berbeis
Jefdhrt. BreiS 70 Ste. A. Ruxxan at. u. n.
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@n. S. outtcrfibe & Co.,

BIumbers II. @assJitters,
3S5 Sa.9oufonfirabe, Gan sntonio. Babe.
fponueu, SturSbdber, &aferelofcts, Marmor.
pIatten, @umrnifdldude, 8Iei- unb giIcnrob.
rem, 8ierapparate uno @~asfxtures aler grt.
Sle slufirdse iuerben prompt anseefibrt.
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