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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-31

Mr.. T. w. Atkins, Girsrd. Kan, writes
81 never hesitate to recommend your Elec.
trio Bitters 10 my customers, they give entire
satisfaction and are rapid sellers" Electric
bitters are the purest and best medicine known
and will positively cure Kidney and Liver
complaints. Purify the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. They will save hundreds of
dollars in doctors bills every year. Sold a,
fifty cents bottle by Devine & Coughlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-31
The Bridge Disaster at East Saginaw

EAST SAGINAW, MICh., OCT. 30.
The body of John Burdette, a l5-year-old
boy, one Of the victims of the bridge disaster,
has just been recovered, making the fourth
body so far recovered. Two or three others
are reported missing today and it is believed
there are number of bodies vet in the river.
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Verdict Against the City of Boston.

BOsroN, Oct. so.
In the supreme court today the jury re-
turned verdict of GA, ,030 for the plaintiff in
the case of Chas. Linnehan vs.. City Of Bos-
ton, which was an action to recover t3l 800
for work performed in building the Moon
Island sewer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-31

House wives, shop girls and sales women
all suffer more or less from Weak Back and
S,deache. Apply Hop Porous Plaster and
get instant relief. famous strengthener.
25c. druggists. oct27deod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-31
A Maine Schooner Ashore.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct 80.
Schooner Exprese of Ellsworth, Me-, Rich
master, from New York to Machias, coal
laden, struck on Odiorures Point Rye' TINS
morning, and went to pieces Inc crew we're
vas upinsured. Loss $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPxDRT.
War Department

War Department,
ONCE Of the Chief Signal Oflcer.
"ashingfon, ID. C., Oct. 31.-l A. N.
For New England and Middle States,
local rains followed by fair weather; north
TO west winds, becoming variable; higher
barometer; nearly stationary temperature
cautionary signals from Eastport to Portland
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WHITEHALL. N. Y, Oct. 80.

severe storm, accompanied by a high
wind, has prevailed in this section since last
evening. 1t is showing hard at all points in
Champlain Valley. The mercury now stands
at 81. Many steamers are wind bound on
the lake.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 80.
heavy ram during the past "a hours has
caused the greatest food know in the past
ten years. On the Western end and Lexing-
ton branch of the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad trestle at the South river, Ave
miles east of Lexington was washed away and
the mixed train on the Allegheny road was
wrecked. The engineer and fremen are
missing and are believed to be killed. The
Shenandoah Valley train is in trouble at
the same point.
The high waters from above have reached
Richmond and tonight the wharves in the
lower part of the city are submerged. No
serious damage is anticipated, however, a.
reports from points above Columbia show
that the water is falling. The Rappahsnock
river is also reported greatly swelled and
$4,000 damage done ut Fredericksburg.
Some damage is reported to the Cheaspea AXE
& Ohio railroad.
NEWPORT, X. l., Oct. 80.
Owing to the storm last night the steamer
Pilgrim of the Fall River line did not leave
her wharf; she left for New York at 2 o'clock
this morning The swell was very heavy
outside and many vessels are coming in for
shelter. The Old Colony steamer Bristol
from New York, due at 8 o'clock this morn
ing arrived at l2.45 today. She had put in
at Huntington owing to the storm. The pas
sengers will be sent to Boston by special
train from Newport. The storm last night
WAS one of the heaviest known here for
many months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-31

II teel bad" Hunts Kidney and Liver1
Remedy encourages sleep, creates an appe-
tite. braces up the system, and repairs the
wasted powers. Sl.s5 per bottle At drug
gists. Oct26teod&wlw.
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..... from H,,h,, House of Detention.

Bath, Oct. 80.
Two prisoners escaped from the lookup
here this afternoon, during the janitors abb
renee BY removing the cell door and batssring
down : partition wall. They took to the
voods. and tonight are still u large.
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Dieb.

II this dty. Oct. 18th, Josb n. Wilson. aged a
years. months. (funefal Sunday st r, Nj
In this city Oc4 10Th. widow cf the iste John
Martin, aglA % years : months.
In Bluehnl. Oct. aoth, Capt. Sansel B. Johpsop.
ard ~ yearS.
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Marrten.

In Fairfield. Oct 18th, Frank 4. Novel OF Fair.
field 70 Miss Lila n. jenkins Of 81. Johns, N. b.
In WateYville. Oct 24th, r. o. Hamiin TO Mis-,
Eva Belle Mitchell, both of Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-31

What a piece Of work is mani how noble
IN reasoni how infinite IN faculties, in form
md mor,ng hoW cypress and admirable, IN
action how IKE an angel IN apprehension
hour IKE god! the beauty of the woyid! the
paragon ofanimnis:--SHAKE
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A SEVERE STORM.

The Largest Flood IN Virginia for Years
"A Railroad Accident-TwO Men BE.
lieved to be killed-RepO rts from Va.
riOus Points.
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REHAREABLR sURGERF.
= Patient Kept Unconscious Forty-nino
Hours During an Operation.

An aneurism Of the pcpliteal artery was
successfully treated by Or. D. HAYES Ag-
new at The University Hospital last week
Benjamin Weins5ock had for months suf-
fered from what ne took 70 be n tumor IN
der he left knee JOINT The eneFescepce
continually grew until it became as large as
ones fist. and very painful. The pulsa-
tons Of the vital fluid could be plainly dis
hngulshed BY placing the hand upon the
bunch. Finding no relief in the usual
remedies, the patient consulted Or. D..
Hayes Agnew, and by him was advised
that be was afflicted with an aneurism,
which. If not Immediately reduced, would
be liable to produce sudden death through
bursting. An ancurisin Of the pOnlitoal
artery is Q dilatad0n Of the large artery
that hes directly under the bend OF the
knee. The dilata1on Of the artery goes on,
the tumor-ike bunch growing until it IS
no longer able TO withstand the pressure Of
the blood pumped from the heart, end a
hemorrhage results fatally unless a physi-
can Is st hand 70 applya touTniQuet
There are several ways of treating an an
eu1sm situated in one Of the extremities
The Old method was by an incisiou and ty-
ing OF the artery, q somewhat dangerous
operation, jeopar3izing the limb Other
surgeons have applied the mechanical tour
miguel, stopping the flow OF blood, and thus
allowing the blood in the artery and tumor
TO stagnate and form a clot But the me
chanical tOurniquet was found not to give
the best results. Several years ago Dr..
Agnew adopted the manual tourniquet. or
pressure, and Weinstock was treated in this
manner. The patient was placed under the
influence OF mOrphia on Wednesday morn
ing last, and 1880 a. NJ. the operation was
begun. Or. Agnew had invited a number
OF students TO be present and assist him
The limb was strapped to prevent motion,
and the students were instructed to take
turns at COMPRISING the femoral artery
with both thumbs Just below the groin.
thus the supply Of blood was shut off from
the main artery, and by degrees O lateral
circulation set up in the smaller
branch arteries. Relieved of the
pressure from above. the bleod
in the sack stagnated, and at the end of
forty-nine and a half hours, or at II
O'Clock n. on Friday, had formed a flbrous
olot, entirely closing the passage and shut-
ting of circulation BY the regular channel
The pressure was then discontinued and
the limb bandaged, and secured at an ele-
walton as a precaution. During the period
embrsced by the compression fifteen medi-
cal students took turns at the work, hold
ing the artery from fifteen minutes to an
hour and g quarter each. Throughout
this time the patient was kept under the
influence of the epiAte, for the operation is
extremely painful in fact unbearable, the
constant pressure on the large artery pro-
duclng excruciating agony where the be-
nign influences of morphia are not en-
Ployed. Weinstock is doing well, and will
be discharged cured in o few days. In
time the bunch. which now feels like q
horous mass, viii be almost wholly sb-
Nsorbed and will disappear
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"TrsnsoPz Briefs of the supr
hand"lA g. -
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PAPER-California Strzw Wrapping Soc 9oc
81 and 81 10 = ream for me four styles.
QuICKSiLYER-Tke price in London is E6 IS
Cd. The price here is S29 75eaS0 . flask.
RICF-Hawaiian, 51z9sstc; China, 45z957ssc
RUBBER GOODS-The net prices for three ply
and four-piy Rubber Hose are 7@5l9c for y inch
7es2se for u inch. 1st53lc for inch, 2o&Ssc Tor
IL inch, ae5s7c for IL inch, S2eS6215c for2 ineh
and sGcGsl for inch Suction Hose, sIs50c Tor
inch, 550s25e for IL inch, and 75eGsSl 50 for
inch Steam Fire Engine Hose, s9cGSI 25- These
are the prices of the Gutta Percha and Rubber
Manufacturing Company.
SALT-Liyerpool from warehouse Is quoted at
81 50 for Higgins, SIS for MarShslPs and SIS 80
for all other brands Carmen Island SiS4l5 Tor
coarse and S22@25 for fine; California, sl0gl2
for coarse and S146e16 for fine.
6PICESCassis, 514GSc; Cloves, 131{gl4c;
sutnegs, 45s47115e; Mace, Zoe; Pepper, l6}3glec
Piraelto &c y u.
sTARCH-Kingsford Pure, re in barrels ami
714c in boxes; Silver Gloss SIC In barrels and
9e9Ize in boxes; oswego Corn, e9e14c. These
prices are substantially the same as Tor other
brands.
sIGAR-Beet Root Granulated, ss%e Re
fnery rates Tor cane descriptions are as follows:
Amencan California
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SouTH CAROLINA PHosPHATEs. - The
phosphate rock bed of South Carolina now
supplies the world with the chief part Of
all the phosphate Of lime used in the man
ufacture Of commercial fertilizers, and this
industry was unknown until 1858 The
greatest length OF this phosphate rock bed
is about seventy miles, the city Of Charles
ton being about the center of the most ac-
cessible deposits. It crops out ct the sur-
face in many places and Is found distrib-
uted over large areas at The bottom Of many
OF the rivers. It is z..ined in three WAYS
by open ouarrying and digging in the land,
by dredging and graphing with powerful
steam machines in deep water, by hand
picking and with tongs in shallow streams
It's average price is about SIS ton, and the
State levies 3 tax Of 81 ton on all that Is
shipped, makingait an important item Of
revenue. These phosphates are the remains
Of very ancient animal life, and fragments
are brought up not only representing the
tapir, horse, elephant and mastod1n, but
amphibious ones, such as the seal, dugong,
walrusl etc.-iSeientific American.
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a GosFEDsRArE TRIBUTE.-T. J. Mackey,
formerly Of the Confederate engineers, re-
lates o characteristic story OF General
Grants generosity The old hero took
from his own men and gave it to our starv-
ing boys after the battle at Apponattox, "
said the speaker. " We were very agreea-
bly, surprised the morning after VIC stacked
arlns to see q long line of white-coyered
wagons winding into our camp. Il was
General Grants commissary train. Being
well aware Of the fact that we had sub
sisted for days on few grains Of corn. the
kind-hearted conqueror had ordered his
Commissary-Gene to deliver his entire
train to cur men. Upon discovering what
their commander had done the boys in
blue mace q grand charge.on our camp and
generously gave up their cooking utensils
70 tho famiehing ConfedeT2tes." THE
true Confederate soldier" continued the
Major recognizes General Grant as o mil
itary commander who by his magnaniInity
deserved victory, and felt at Appomattox
that it WAS nc disbolor to such soldier
EK-COnfederates will be among the most
sincere mouEners when he dies. For Pres
ident Grant they had no eulogies, but they
always gave to General Grant their most
earnest tributes of praise and respect -
Washington Ratchet
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AtECIlGAu O'AallotU15
Refinery, Refinery.
Ave quote good Inodil


at 30G35c
WOODEEWARE-The price-ligt of the Coca
Bay Stave and Lumber COmpany's product Is in
part as follows Pals painted, 8 hoops, 50 per
DOZEN vanished do black hoops, s. %; var
nished do galvanized hoops, IS rs; White
Pails-Black hoops. IS 25; do galvanized
hoops 50 1895; do, braSs-bound, 81 SOC
/ 8; Lard Psils coyered, s393 rs; Flour s1t
& 50 and s. so, for the three sizes; Feed and
Stable, sos for cedar, and S7@9 for oak;
Deck Buckets, s. 50@l5: Wen Buckets, SIG
y; Water Kegs, s4@5 per dozen; Tubs.
painted 5000 per dozen, or 80 per nest; var
nished Go, S9t12I; white 90, Sl66229 per dozen;
Black do sl4tglS = DOZEN Keelers. = 5oss5 for
plain, and S5.9e per dozen for brass bound;
Family Wsshboards, 81 60; double zine do, a.;
laundry, S. 50 per dozen.
WOODEN G0OD5-The revised pricelist of
the Pioneer Wooden Factory and Mission WOODEN
Mills, Issued April 10Th. is at hand. Fine White
Blankets S2K102, extra superior lambs, are
quoted at so per pair for AAAA and so for
AAAi smaller sizes are quoted $50 Tor 6SxsS and
go for SlxSf; extra super are quoted at SD, klS,
Sl5 and sl2 50, according 10 size and finish super
Grecian border 81 so, Gil, So IS and 81, accord
ing to size and finish; Cleveland Blankets 72x90,
" 30; hendricks do, 0Sx7S. IS; Greedy do, same
size, 81 Pink. Blue and Red Blankets 70x60 al2;
Cradle and Crib Blankets, 5f465 81 50 for Supe-
ri0r, and S. 81, g and & % for smaller sizes of
extra super; Pink, Blue and Red do, 80; Heshoe
Blankets S. 75 for point, IS 25 for point and
80 81 Tor 10 10 same descriptions Of Yicuna and
Blue, 50, 81 and $40 50 respectively; Scarlet and
SolferiuQ, go SO for point, s. for point and
SIS for 10 q; Mottled BlGnksts, go and Sl3 per
pair.
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SAN FR1scrsco MAREET.
lEEFoIry, roe TIE aEcoRD-UNIoN.l
General Merchandise

SAG FRANCTalG. Nct0tFT 1T.
BAGS AND BAGGISG-All kinds are duh and
nemi1al. small lots OF Calcutta Wheat Bags
are 5obbing at 4s4eA5tc, bat 1t would be difficult
to get A1zc for s round lot There are offers to
sell for next May delivery at 4. S5c. The stock
here Is from is O00 COO TO % 90 600 and ct least
100000 ordered TOR next season. California
Jute NH make are held at 5EG51zc. Potato
Gunnies are jobbing at l06I1c; WOOL Bags S21I
tg-3Sc for g -fns and a5c for Tbs.
BREAD-The California Cracker Company 8
price list for some Of she principal varieties
in cases containing Is, 50 and 50 IDS each, is as
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TBRGRBbT - ISL RnH...EE.nY

i q DeTeF-tzzliElg' GIlge
=-- = fuT Nervous EeGiltEy,
-- s'S-.-5srs E&hs ar re q Vitality
tW = NL.lV SeUiE 81 HeaEIi5sss,
-R - A S-sl1 SPERM tuI-hc2sf Lost
Hsi ~ M E3sss2h ood, IInF 9tc1Gys
ss,.-.f y $ n Paralysis, and 81 he
zs, ltt terrible 9EcDtA o. seLf.
vi 6.sc tgE sbuse yout1ICl fL8ea
49, 80 80 and EZCess5G "a mature
StlSsFNsts4 Lc2453 ft'1r---Sl.1h ~ Loss Of
sses 100 $3.50 n sri ~, less t5tie,
- = - sttJSarse:I Nocturnal EgElssiJ-B,
aversion 10 S0Csty, Dimue2s Ct NiEs0fs, Noises
IN the Head the vital fCla psssls u1cH55rTed
n t6e urige, and many Osl-T diseases hst leaA
T. insanity ana death-
DR.. 1lI1{rTE, who Is 8 regular physician
graduate O. the irzsity OF s1ule l7alisl VII
sgrsa 70 Forfeit 1tee5 Hundred 34ultara fut g
case q this KIND the VITAL zs5-sE q "a ~ 5 .
not cure OF tr any mig M itrs oi il1i'lt-. 5
found ~ S. itst FINITE Jro-ts CT, tI-vC1e
Diseases Success fully without u1ezCllF, Cam
glittstiioT Ercf- IhoiQ1ga es-1is'i55,,1 9-o
sdViae, Including analysis q Gf--s. So, i-21a
OF sita' Tee.tGratfyes 81 so q h0ttle o. Lo1z
tiIBes the quantity, SD; sent 20 any address
upon recent 81 p.ice, ul g. c. j1 7seureC nom
GDesrveti5ti, and IN private uE-1e u -lls-1e1 5e
= =. Blt1.E. 81. }},s 500 At tc=f4Y
Dtre5ts EaE EraDCiSco, CA.
SAMPLE BOTTLE eeEH
WI be sent 20 any one &pciJio Is letal sag
ing symptoms, sex ara rge. Eir-as s5fa1F 90
regard - All Stlsi1ess t1aIssc-i Crs
IsIi. rEfNEfH1S KIDNEY if1li szsE. EE.-
StsieETl Ga H. cures al kinds G. Kidney and
bladder Colnpls ms, G1no-rtEe- elect. EeUcor
TIa.3- For safe ns 81 iTussisss g bottle sir
DE-. EZIETTE's pAbIoElION T'El.zis e-e
me bes5 sIe eheapest tstsS. t.t'54A sznt
BILIOUS eJsa in Sire marset For sa-e by al
Druggists.
HfRT, aEAgy 81 CO.. 5sarslne1t1, wRols5als
agents nys4ply5o5wly
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DHYEIC1Af; AND suRGE0N.-0FFICE AMI
/ Residence. 10. 2l3 street, between Third
and Fourth. HUurs--S 70 10 =. ~, to and 70
81. u. OGice Of City Superintendent Of Public
Schools at same place. s5-1uir1
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1oI5 FIFTH STREET. BET. J AND Il

TlHE sHARPEsT, GOBLET AND MOTT
Il Delicious Beer always on draugbt at cents
gisEs- Best OF Wines. Liquors and Cigars IL
stock. EDWARD DIETERLE, Proprietor
Aul7Aptf
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NFRICg AND RESIDENCE, n STREET 2E.
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos 9I3 sid so.
evenings. stt5
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
/ tention To Diseases of Females. Office
527 street, upstairs Residence-1025 street,
corner Eleventh. Office Hours--9 to Il A. NJ.
70 and 20 p. ID. slim
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a wild bird, of q species new 10 Montana
it sings like hooking bird-vss shared
Last week on the Tenton, in northern Mon
lana.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
RETUREED.
MRS. DR. HI. +. RETCKf[ELLs g. Mrs. G.
fSEaFTa "a

nR. PINKHAM, SIS EIGHTH STREET.
II Office Hours to 3, and $50 to $50 p II.
Residence npxt door OFT
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on. cFoRCE pYBURN.

WsEACH AND PRACTICE THE MIND CURE
at e09 Tenth street Office hours from 10
- and from to4. ol-In
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D. n. y. PENDFRY

TICLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IA Office hour; From 10 to u NJ; to 4:50 P. NJ
10 9P. n. O-tee, 4l555 K street, between Fsurtl
and Filth. Residence, rs I street, between
Seventh and Eighth SaerRmentn sa.1n
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MEnICAL.
DRUGGISTS EARLY CLOSING.

TINE DRUGGISTS OF SACRAMENTO HAVE
| signed an agreement to promptly close
their places Of business al 9 o'clock P. NJ. from
OCTOBER l, 1855, so APRIL l. 1885, Saturdays
ard Holidays excepted s291D1W
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rr9da7 fgir "a cboira qlz57I9lla
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i,I}ys Ct Tsraz have taar no
follows: eisal IL inch and 1I-1e-syis So
70 thread, SIC and 8 thread &c: Tiale Rome Sc.
Ta-red P51s afji Yarn oG ,;bir YS o. o.,
Irvine for ion and for Crane yiog lz, Iz,,iJ,s
for Parer and Ped Snril2rs ifllIe. Tanfig N inch
aud upward and Bale Fo7,e ia; Iafhread l9I<c.
s and 3 thread nc; cables and sand P1ifII'
Iirag FIR W'elII3orire ana 1,j11o foI. Igrsr 1
Bed SPRINGS 16e. All o1i7er kin5s iS5,15c
i)i-e1f-T,r II % n ~, f7l[-oi..es NJ n -5 ~
Terms. Cd DAYS or IL per conf on t5,r caeh
Certace on nj 5sliveri5s -N-
80 .-.r-,'r-..
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The above rates are for this eeasau's pack. II
SID tins. the same classes OF goods are selling
sortes Fruits, Sc Is for Pears and Peaches ST for
Blsckberries and Black Cherries. Pie Fruits
are selling 81 % for Apples, 81 . for Assorted
Fruits a pricots Grapes, Peaches and Plums
81 80 or BiackbeTTies, Cherries and Currsuts,
q rs Tor GooSeberTies and 81 for Strawberries in
2552-ib tins same IN So tins, S4G8; California
Corn, 2-b tins. 81 % Peas, 81 10; String Beans,
81 70 Asparagus, 81 rs for round in 2]%- 10 tins,
and y for square in % Inns; Tomatoes, 65e for
21z-fo tins.
CHICORY-We quote: California, 45%G5c ;
English and German. 635[Se q 10.
COAL - English Foundry Coke can be
had q. SO. The San Francisco Gas
light Company is selling Coke at SOC y
coast Goals as follows: Coos Ray, s. 10 ;
Renton and Seattle from ships side or from
Coal bunkers on wharf IS 80: Nauailno 81
o. % FOR Southfeld steam, and S3@S Is for
southfeld for domestic use; Wellington, SOS 80.
Green River $ 80
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3. Il. nOYYER

CtoETRACTOR AND BUILDER, SHOP, 5sG
~ / street, between Fifth and Sixth, saora
meIto. Jobhing promptly attended to. EST
mates furnished. auI2-lm
: 49, = : .rrnr,l
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WALLACE a. fIRIa0s, n. D.,

EeEysICIAN AND OBSrETRICLAN. OFFICE
& and residence No. 30 street, Sacramento
6tG9 An.
GffSos HQursgS IL 4. "a. 20 P. L. Siyl24pG
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DOCTORS Kellogg s GOss,

NoRNER SEVENTH AND 7 STREETS, SAC
~ ramento. Office UouIs: bliss Or. kellogg
8 70 10 A IL, 70 to Z P. NJ 6 to P, n.
Miss Dr.. Goss-S to . A. n, 1 to P. Al, Z 10 P
n. SUNDAYS. L II. 70 8 P. 4. sll-tf
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GARLIC y ORoLY,

y~4OSTRACTORs AID BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
/ pared 10 do ell kinds OF work IN their line,
in city OK country, Principal place OF business
5GcrameDto. Shop, No. 114 second street be
tween Z anc L. Post0g1ce Box No 40, sacEs.
cnsato auI6-4ptf
1.,T 7~-t,- : uyaet,- 10
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HOMEOPA-
I thist) Once aud residence, northeast cor
ner Of Eleventh and Il streets. Hours: 70 Il
=, NJ. 10 3, snd 70 8 ?. Fl. sl5-e0mtf
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SKATESI ST

DRICEs REDUCED Or CLUB n
L and Rink Skates. Send forhya
Catalogue, ard state about hcwtSzsZ - "a -
many you may want &----ttsstk5ss.5
No. II New Montgomery st., San Francisco,
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DE-. 10y FOND WON

Il st his Medicine store, No. 926 Third street
between l snd J. BY the Pulse he can locate al
kinds of Disease. Consultation free. HisMedi
oines are Roots and Herbs. Call and consul
with him If you are sick ag-lm
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vYN. EI.LERE BILfacs. N. D.,

OCULIsT, AURIsT, AID PHYSICIAN F,1a
~ Diseases Of the Throat. Ofics, s2e5s j
street, corner OF Filth, over Sacramento 8sfs
Sacramento, Cal Hours 990 to y A. NJ; 70
? 4 ErliaFs. cen 10 u A. 4. ! q Z p Y SIT
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BIER
NJ lin, Germany. ufice-52l street. between
Fifth ana Sixth. Residence-cornerF Fourteenth
and ( streets, Sacramento. Office hours: 1870
A Il. to p. IL; P. u. to ?. Il. z p. y. TO P, NJ
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5. soioN AoLL.
TAYLOR g uoLI. : : M
A. L HART

A TToRNRYsAT-LAw, Gao J ST. SOUTH
II west corner Seventh and J, 6scraznento.
Cal. sS2-lrl