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DIVING. SLOWLY DIVING.

s 4 few minutes before S o'clock Drs.
qzDouglas, Shrady and Sands stood on the
'%cottage yeranda conyersing about the con-
edition of General Grant and discussing the
ssSprobiiities OF his death and the limit of life
& left him. Mrs. Sartoris and stenographeri
q Dawson were conyersing Il little distance
sSaway, when Henry, the nurse, stepped
S hastily upon the piazza and spoke quietly.
ssit0 the physicians fe told them he thought
y2the General was very near to death. The
aSmc9ical men hastily entered the room'
a%wllere the sick man was lying and ap-i
5aproached his side Instantly. Upon scan
ianing the patients face, Or. Douglas ordered,
iathe family to he summoned to the bedsidei
s. Haste was made, and Mrs. Grant, Jesse and
s4wite, |. s. Grant, Jr., and wife and Mrs.l
:ECoionel Grant were quickly beside the doc-3
;9tora at the sick mans bed. Mrs. SartoriS'
.5and Mr. Dawson had followed the doctors1
ss.in from tie piazza, and the entire family
.5.stwas present except Colonel Grant. A hastyi
.zssummons waS sent for him, but he entered
.@the sick-room while the messenger was1
9 searching for him. The Colonel seated
&. .himseif at the head Of the bed with his left
5sarm resting upon the pillow above the head
gzof General Grant, who was breathing rap
sldly and with slightly gaSping respiration
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NOTICE OF CO-pARTEERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
N undersigned have this dGy formed Il CO.
partnership ior the purpose Of carry ing on a
Real Estate Insurance and General Collecting
business, at 4o5 street, Sacramento. Cal under
the firm name of WIsENAN 4 SERVER
JOS WISEMAN,
r. D. SERVER,
Sacramento, July Is, 1885. jy2g,
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HOUR QUARTZ MINERS. S-H0UR SHIFTS.
I good wages; a good general blacksmith for
the country, $50 and board; Il young man to
milk COWS, S25; man to do chores about ranch
SO; also, 6 wood choppers, 81 70 to g. per cord,
stove wood Female-A housekeeper for the
country, SIS; also. girls for houSeWOrk for both
city and country, So TO SIS. Apply to HOUSTON
& CO., Em ploymeLt once, Fourth snd <
streets, Sacramento. ief3-1ptf
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9OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N sTkFE.f, Be
tween Ninth and Tenth. Nos. 9is and 91
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily az $50 4
H. Once houIs--5 10 . /. ii; to J ?. NJ, an;
evenings iyl-tf
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nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (HONEOPA
thistl. Office and residence. nor. heast COZ
ner Of Eleventh and II streets Hours to !
=. 81, ! to >, and Z to S P. VI. iyIl.1m
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Il p SEQ AWAY.
Grant Free From Suf-
! fering.
"A NATION GRIEF STRICKEN.
.Tha Long Battle Of americas Greatest
! Soldier,
DETAILS OF The LAST SAD SCENE
Sympathy Expressed in all Parts OF!
tie World.
DETAILS OF THE LAST SAD SCENE
i
sympathy Expressed in all Parts o
tie World.
''lsrrel,L BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE nrrorp,ry1o,

s. Mt. McGHEGoH- July 231-General Grant
S died nj SOS this morning, surrounded by
gall his family. Re passed ont of life peace
s.faliy and without evident pain.
z At . o'cloc!, last night one of General
SGrant's physicians conceded to certain
Z parties that he might survive until July
3 23d. His meaning was that the sick man
Z. might yet be living when midnight should
Nmark The new day. The physicians indi-
9 cation-ir was not a prognostication-w
. borne out. and more, for the General
: spasscd into the first hour Of the day. He
saw its light at sunrise, and through the
.searly morning hours he still survived.
sThe advent Of July 23d, however, marked q
& change in General Grants condition, which
Ewas significant. The chill at the extrem-
...tics was increasing. The Use of hot appli-
+: cations TO keep warmth IN General Grant ;
3eXtremjties and vital parts was resortcd to
tEcaTy las, night. They were OF some avail.
Z but artificial warmth was without power 10
.sre2ch the cause or stay the results of
aTdlsSUlutiun, which began OF Tuesday even
%ing, and had been progressing steadily,
< Though gradually. Hypodermics of brandy
szwere frequently given to stimulate the
< tagging physical powers, but later on this
3 failed TO affect the patient, whose vitality
Sand physical forces were 50 scent as to fur
*nish no footing for rebound Indeed, the
E efforts of the medical men were being made
3 because none could stand by inactive with
y.out the trial OF an expedient that might
: prolong life an hour or even a minuteI
& he physicians believed the patient might
8 reach
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PHYSICIAN AND sURGBOE.-UgFICE AEI
[ Residence, No. 223 street, between Thirt
and Fourth. Goure-9 to 10 =. 81, 3 70 ) and Il
SPM. OhiCe OF City Superintendent OF Publ
Schools at same place iy54plra
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IL Office hour: From 10 to l. NJ; , to l:3D p. NJ
: to 9PM. tce, 4i5I3 X street, between Fourth
and Fifth Residence, 525 ! street, between
Seventh and Iighth. sacramento. iy9-lm
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PHYSICIANS And SURGEONS
W. Il. BALDWIN. Il. D,


CtCRGECN AND PHYsICIAN OFFICE
> northeast corner Second end x streets. O
ice hours 10 =. IL to u u: : 10 aid 70 s |
II. Residence, S2i y street. jyl5-lm
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7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST.
L ern Factories large shipment Of elegant
.Slate and Iron Mautels. together with Tile
'Hcarths. Marble Monuments and Tablets
Scotch and Eastern Granite Monuments, which
II am prepared to sell at reduced prices.
jyl64plm A. AITkEN, 6Is X street.
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NO. 922 NINTH ST, BET. / AND ], OF
IN pOSite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. electromagnetic, klectro-galvanic and
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and IN
soles Consultation free. violin
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DENTsT, QUINNs BUILDING, czy-.S-.:igs.
~ northeast corner Fourth and JfSSssssss..ss's.s JfSSssss.sss
streets Artificial Teeth inserted onNtICC1i
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Ga
for painless extraction OF teeth. je25-,f
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+. L. TEBBETS,

+. Il. TEBBETS,
nENTIST, Ola SIXTH STREET, es.ess.ssss3
~ between I aud J, west side, 49, .s.5rs -
opposite Congregational Church. ~
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!NULIsT, AuEIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOE
? Diseases OF TIE Throat. ONCE, 5291S
street corner OF Fitth, over Sacramento Bank
Sacramento, Cal. Hours 9.39 70 L a. M; 70
P n. SUNDAYS: $50 10 II \ n:ItoiP iyi-t
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THE EXTREME Eyg OF HIS STRENGTH

fi22At o'clock this morning and the approach
sSof that hour was anticipated with intense
..anXiety at the cottage. 1t passed, however,
Eand the General, lying upon his back and
Espropped BY two pillows upon the cot-bcd in
.the parlor, was vet living but growing
Eweaker. The inevitable close Of the Gen-
.eralS iorg sickness seemed more and more
H,imminenr. The feeble pulse-beats had
:s.worn themselves by their rapidity 10 a
%futtering Jhrob that could moi be gauged
b beneath the finger Of the physicians The
+ body was heinE Worn cut by its own life
S Scurrents, 50 rapid was its coursing veins.
(. Repeatedly the brandy was entered beneath
Z. the skin of the Generals ann: but despite
+ its waking influence there respiration had
quickcnod from II to the minute during the
Z evening t. Il point Of labored breathing
tlial was painful to the friends who were
+. grouped and bent near the sicl, man Two
10 clock lad been passed and evidences of
&nearing death were multiplying. The in,
E crcasin@ rcspirations were not alone more
E-rapid bit more shallow. Lungs and heart
wcra giving away, 50 veal, had General,
= Grant grown
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= -iAI-i4El =. fshittSE71 N. d,
5DHYgICIAN AND OBsTETRICIAN. oFEICi
/ and residence No. 81 street, Sacramento
omoe Hours. i I.3 1 : < < ! = !; jylapt
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'DHYsICIAN AID sCGGEOE, GRADUATE o!
. [ the University OF Berlin, Germany. uidc,
9nd residence, No. 81 j street between FRI
and Sixth, Sacramento. Oaice nours-9 to Il 4
Il; to 3 ana 70 p. Il. jy.2-tt
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GRANTS LAST WORDS

7 MoUNT MCGREGoR, July 23i.-After Doc
tt0rs Douglas and Shrady left the death-bed
g0f General Grant this morning they con-
sversed feelingly of the latter hours of the
Generals life. The pulse first had indi-
fcated failure. The intellect was last to sue
icun6. retaining its clearncss until after
smidnight last night, though a circumstance
sat , o'clock indicated cognjzanca.
! " Do you want anything, father?y Y ques-
EU0ned Colonel Fred at that hour.
/ Water, whispered the General husl,ily,
fbut when offered water and milk they
fgursled in his throat and were elected
sIhe word of response was the last utter
lance of General Grant DR.. Douglas re-
smarkcd that the popularity Of General
sGrant's death was explained by the re-
EmarEable vitality that seemed to present
tobstacles to the approach Of death. 1t was
Ia gradual passing away Of vital forces and
Ereilex consciousness. The doctor thought
consciousness was retained TO The last, and
sthat the General died Of exhaustion, pain
sIessly sinking away. Ics, interccled
tDr. Shrady quietly, the General dreaded
spain. When he felt he had begun sinking
{he asked that he should not be permitted
ttO suffer. The promise was made, and it
fhas been kept Since he commenced to
Esink on Tuesday he has been free from
fpain. Toward the last no food was taken,
sbut when & wet cloth was pressed to his
clips he would suck. from it wafer TO
smoisten his mouth. During the Generals
slast night DR.. Shradv was constantly within
scall. Dr.. Douglas Was all night at the
cottage, and DR.. Sands slept at the hotel
saiter midnight.
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on WALL STREET AND BROADWAY.


8 In Wall street and lower broadway most
8every building has Il flag IT half-mast. The
.SEnglish and foreign steamship companies
&have similar tokens of mourning. The
&bulletin boards of the city papers are sur
Grounded by quiet and orderly throngs The
. Secretaries Of the Stock, Petroleum, Prod
S,uce and Cotton Exchanges have called spe-
2cial meetings of the Governing Commit
! tees, and will close early to-day. when
2appropriate resolutions will be adopted
ssThe news of Grants death brought many
Evisitors to the city Broadway is crowded
s6With country people General 4. c. Carl
eton, Recorder of New York Commaudery
Gof the Loyal Legion, Of which Grant is
ECommandcr. has telegraphed member of
& the Legion at McGregOr for family plans of
2 the funeral. He said this morning: Il
think General Sheridan will have charge of
s the military ceremonies, and that the otss-
gqUies will take place from the deccaseds
i lew y Norl, residence"
3 General HOratio c. King, Secretary Of the
S Grand Army Of the Republic, is out of
Stuwn, but has been telegraphcd to return.
"a member said that the Veterans will come
,-trom far and near to attend their comrades
s.!uneral. No officer was ever more beloved
Special meetings of the various Grand
3sArmy Posts will be held tonight and the
sympathy Of the soldiers will be rendered
Ethe afflicted family.
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WANTED

r OsT-oNE BLACK AND TANE
IL Deer Hound; two rings on col 1E-~sSY
lar. Return to STATE HOUSE HO- &C.,
TEL and be rewarded jy6-tf
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AqIGRNETS.AT-LAW.

1 :. n. YOUNG c. II. DUNN.
YOUNG 81 DUNN,
A TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELoRs-AT-LAW
"a Office, Southeast Corner OF Fifth and
streets, Sacramento, Cal. jy14-1m
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LAST NNLIENTN.

s. Dr.. Newman had repaired to the hotel
< for breakfast, and was not present. The
I; Generals little grandchildren, G. S. Grant,
3 Jr, and Moliie were sleeping in the nug-
s ssery-rGom above Otherwise the entiFf
family and household were gathered ut The
z. BEDSIDE of the dying man. The melnbeIS
=Sof the group had been summoned not a
symoment sooner than was prudent The
!. doctors noted on entering the room and
Z proceeding to the bedside that already the
spufplish tinge, which is one of natures
t>aialals Of dissolution had settled beneath
( the linsernails. The hand that DR.. Doug
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7 sNONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP, $40
4 ~ L street, between Fifth and Sixth, sacra-
.mento. Jobbing promptly attended to. Esti-
mates furnished. iyl2lm
DAN. HYAiAE. J. HYMAs1, JE.
J. HYbTAN, JR., 81 TRO.
tX5TATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, -
w $50 } street, between Fifth and g<s@,
Sixth, have always on hand choice g. e,
variety Of fine Watches, Diamonds, jew kiSs.sssfl
-Rlry. etc. iYl2.tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Q1O REWARD.-LOST-A GOLD NECK
SlU lace and Locket; engraved on the back
of Locket From Father to Cordie." The
finder on delivering the same to me, at Red
House, viii receive the above reward. c. b.
GILMAN iy23-3t
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j. NYNTAN, JR., 6 ERO.
C. II. KREBs & co.

:
Sc0c J STREET, NHoLEsALE. AM. RETAIL
IDED Dealers in Paints, Oils, VarnisLes Win
sdow Glass Picture holdings, Brushes, Artists
Material. Building Paper. Plain and Decorative
AVAIL Paper, and Glazier Paper for window Deco
srations patent which is entirely new. iyll-lm
y JOHN EITEL,
Z 4 SSAYER AND CHEMIST, NO Sl7 STREET.
tA Analysis Of water and assays of all the
precious and useful metals made. Also, gold
retorted. sinelted and bullion assay 5
sCGrried out at short notice. Gold bought at as
SAY value or AT the highest price. jyS-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
8, CAHLE, =. J. Q
CARL.2 & CRCLY.

@s @sNOETRACT0RS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
q ~ pared 70 do ell kinds OF work II their Ina,
52ta city or country. Principal place OF business,
1$sacisIueGto. shop, No. liLi Second street, be.
5Et@ea, r and L. Postoffce Box No. 40 SacTs-l
zsnentc. iyI6-sptf (
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RANCH UP THE

A y EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR WANTED
n Apply PACIFIC COAST PATENT AGENCY
.2S J street. iy22-3t*
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.laS lifted was fast growing colder than i
shad been through the night The pulls,
ihad tiuttered beyond a point where The
physician could distinguish il from tn,
fpuiSe-beats in his own finger-tips Respir
sation was very rapid, and was a succession
Aot shallow painting inhalations. Aat happily
sthe approaching end was coming Cleai
Fof the rattling fuliness of the throat and
llung>, and rs the respiratlons grew
squickcr and more rapid at the close, they
iaiso became less labored and almost noise
tlesS. This fact was, III its results, a =onsiUr;
sto the watchers by the bedside, to whom
twas spared the scene OF other than q peace
sful death. Mrs. Grant strokei the fore
Ehead and hands of the dying General al
stimeS. and as q passionate longing to. pre-
Event the event so near would rise within
sher, she pressed both his hands and ltan-
Eing forward tcnderly kissed the face of the
Edying man.
l DEATH OF THE GRtM OH VETERAN.
Colonel Fred Grant sat silently. but utw;til
sevident feeling, though his bearing was
sthat of a soldierly son q the death-bcl Of a
khero father, L. :. Grant, Jr., was deeply
smoved, but Jesse bore the scene stead;.vI
sand the ladies, while watching with wet
Echeeks, We're silent The morning hadi
gpasSed five minutes beyond 5 o'clock. andI
Ithere was not one OF the strained and waitI
sing watchers but who could mark the near-i
.ness OF the life-tide 10 its final ebbing. Dri
EpouglaS, who noted the nearness of the;
supreme moment, quietly approached the;
tbedSide and bent above it, and while hedid]
80 the sorrow Of the gray-haircd physician,
Seemed closely allied with that of the;
family. DR.. Shrady also drew near. Itwasi
tseven minutes past 5 O'Clock and the eyes
Eof the General were closing. His breathiugi
!srew more hushed as the last functions OF,
Ethe heart and lungs were FASTENED to tho.
scloSing of life. A peaceful expression.
Iscemed to be deepening in the firm and.
Esrong-lined face 4 minute more p9ssedl /
sand was closing as the General drew a.
Edceper breath; there was an exhalalion'
tlike that Of one relieved of long and anxi-i
sous tension. The members Of the group
swere impellcd each q step nearer the bed /!
Elnd each wanted to note the next respira-E
jtion, but it did not come. 1t never came
- IT Is ALL OVER -
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) .
New YoBK, July ed The plans are not
altogether vague, although far from settled,
sia regard so the future OF the family: They
sgil be lsft in comparatively good drcum-
7stances SO that they can afford to release
sthe mortgage On their house in SiXty-slXth
5street and make il their home, but II tney
SIive in New York city, whEh Is donDtinl'
3there is uow no expectation OF thelr oec'!.
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The details and arrangements touching
1.-THE remains while they are here and until
they arrive in New York, are in charge of
Joseph W. DreXel and w. j. Arkell. At
,sthis writing the physicians are desirOuS of
'thaying q post mOrtem examination, but the
family are said TO be aVerSe, and that is a
smatter to be determined. \ week ago the
General is said to have intended that should
Ehe die here during the hot weather. he,
fwould prefer that his remains should re-
Emain here until cooler weather, the pur-I
ipose being to spare the family sad and
ifatiguing journey in sultry weather 1t is
Edoubtful, however, if this suggestion is
fully carried out, though it is not unlikely!
ithat the remains may repose here several,
tdayS. This, however, is entirely at the dis-
Iposal of Colonel Fred Grant, 10 whom is.
sleft the entire control of all the arrange-i
tments relative to his fathers remains. 1t is,
mot unlikely that the proposition from the.
{City of New York to accord burial plot
flor the General and his wife when she too
Ishall have passed away, might be considered
sby the Colonel The impression that
Washington may be chosen as the burial
sspot is Believed to be founded on present
linclinations of Colonel Grant. The only,
tcondition made by the General, and that as
Hong ago as June 24th, was that his remains
sshould be inferred where those OF Mrs.
Grant might i'll time be beside his own.
trHE GENERALS last LOOK UPON THE MOUNT
AIN SCENERY.
PHILADELPHIA July 23d.-One of the ed
i.ors of the Press sent the following special
yesterday from Mt. McGregOr: On Mon
'dav the General insisted upon being taken
fto the eastern outlook The distance is
f,only about one thousand yards, but there
is q great deal Of up hill and down OH the
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I A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
sA viii practice in all State and United States
Courts. Office, upstairs over. No. 62S J street,
-snmthMesl corner of seventh Sacramento. iy1.tl
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-02
BOSTON produce Market.

BOSTON, Sept 1, 1SS5.-The followingare to.
days quotations of Provisions, etc.:
Pork-Iong cut ID oO@13 so; short cuts l3 so
OLA 90; backs Is 50@14 90; light backs IL 5O0
Is 90; lean ends 10 00@13 so; prime mess 10 90
ola so; extra prime II Oo@11 SO; mess il 5oS
II 70.
Lard 67s@714c y fb for tierces; 71k@7szc for
1otb pals; 734 csc for 5ib pals; 8@814c for 9Th
pals.
Hams at 10@1o1ac p h. according to size and
cure: small 11D1119c.
Butter-Northern creamery, good to extra, at 21
@23c; fancy higher; New York and Yer.
mont dairy at.17@19e; fancy higher; extra Yves
tern fresh made creamery 21Q22 fancy 221a G23
ed 10912c; do fair to good at 9@11c; imitation
creamery, choice, 16917c. Jobbing prices range
192c higher than these quotations.
Cheese-Chvice North 71a@7%c; lower grades
according to quality; Western at 714@71ac. Job
Eggs-Eastern extras at 17018c; Eastern frsts
1512@1612c; New York and Vermont at 16td
17c North at 1519916c western 14915; Island
l6c.
Beans-Choice large hand picked peas at 1 sc
y bush choice New York small hand picked dc
good 45@1 SOC; choice screened do / 4O01 As
hand picked md 145@b0; choice screened dol 81
| al 45 - 1 106Q1 20; choice improved
| yellow eyes at L 1901 so; old fashioned yellow
| eyes at l 60@1 65; red kidneys 8O91 SIS.
Fruit-Evaporated apples 612@719c y ID fancy
| Sc, and North and East quartered and sliced 4c
| Messina oranges 5Oa5 90; Palermo do GOA
| so. New apples 50G3 90 48 Dbl.
Hay-Choice prime hay $22; fancy $23; fair tG
| good at $16g$17; poor do $914915. Rye straw
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-02
BlLIOUS

Bilious symptoms invariably
arise from indigestion, such as
2urred tongue, vomiting Of bile,
giddiness, sick headache, ir-
regular bowels. The liver Sc
cretes the bile and acts like a
litter or sieve, to cleanse impu-
rites OF the blood. By irpegu-
larity in its action or suspen-
sions OF its functions, the bile
is liable to overflow into the
blood, causing aundice, sallow
complexion. yellow eyes, bill
ious diarrh@a, a languid,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may be properly termed
an affection Of the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator Of the liver
and hillary organs, BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS. Itaets upon the
stomach, ; bowels and liver,
making healthy bile and pure
blood, and opens the culverts
and sideways for the outlet
or disease. Sold everywhere
and guaranteed to cure. e
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUPERIOR To ALL OTHERS.
Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest and most reliable. Prof Mott,
Government Chemist.

The fact that Royal Baking Powder is in all respects
the best baking powder offered to the public has been
established beyond question.
Prof H. A. Mott when employed by the U. S. Govern
men to anaze the various baking powders Of the market
to determine which was the best and most economical
extended investigation reported in favor of the Royal
and it was adopted for government use.
Prof Mott has continued his examinations of baking
powders sold at the present day. and arms his
deliberate judgment arrived at after most thorough
search and careful examination Of the principal brands of
the market that the Royal undoubtedly the purest and
most reliable baking powder offered to the public:
OFFICE DIR. IT. A. Morn, CONSULTING CHEMIST
81 BROADWAY, New York, Feb. -, 1885
The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure
for have found it in many tests made both for them and
the u. S. Government
will go still further and state that because of the a
ctes that company have for obtaining perfectly pure
of TARTAR and for other dependent upon the proper
proportion of the same and the method of it's preparation
THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER rs UNDOUBTEDLY
THE PUREsT AND MOST RELIABLE BAKING POWDER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
HENRY A. MOTT, PH.D etc.