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business Advertise

business Advertisements.
c. o. u. Wood Yard, 401 street.
Mustang Liniment.
Magnolia Balm.
Help wanted at Houston's
German girl wants Il situation
Real estate for sale.
Hale Bros & CO Spring goods.
Red Housekeeping goods.
Weinstock IL Lubin-Spring goods.
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Sacramento. February CIV. s. Johnston. ma
tive of England, 53 years.
SACRAMENTO March Ethel, infant daughter
of A. n. and Nellie Buchanan land grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Clarke), 3
months and days. lInterncnt private
daughter of a. d. and NJ. ). Miller, year, 5
months and days. Bee please copy.
Nevada City, February 26-Mrs. Mary Muir, 50
years, months and 10 days.
Near Yuba City. Suffer county February 81
John Spangler, II years.
Willow Greek, SiSkiyou county, February 22-
Abba Edith Ager, : years. months and %
days
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Filed February ~. 1851
February 81, lSS5-Denis Enright TO James G..
Martine-Lot 4, and L, Twentieth and Tween
ty-1irst streets
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Mr.. G. n. Boyer, Carlton, Quebec Can
ada, writes that re suffered with lame
back, and after trying all other remedies
without effect, he finally tried ST. Jacobs
Oil. the magical pain-conqucror, and was
cOmDletciY cured
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"WEDNESDAY. MARCH j. 1885.

| For the purpose Of selecting Delegates TO a Re
| publican City Convention to be held on TIL | Rs
| DAY, MARCH ), 1850, at o'clock F. NJ, for the
| purpose OF selecting candidates for Third Irus-
| Tee City Auditor, City Tax Collector, City As
| SCISSOR and two lire Commissioners; said candi-
| dates to be voted for at the City Election to be
! held in Sacramento city MARCH 10, 1888. That
| said Primary Election be held under the pro-
| visions of the Primary Election Law. That the
qualification of voters at said Primary Election,
| in addition to those prescribed by law, shall be
| pledge from each voter that he voted for the
Blaine and Logan Electors at the last FTeSiden-
| tial Election or would have so voted had he
| voted at said election and that he indOTScs the
principles Of the Republican paItY and that he
will in good faith support each and all the NOM
inees of said Convention. That said Primary
Election be held at the following places, and
| that the following named persons shall consti-
tute the Election Boards at such Primary Flee
ton and that the respective Wards shall be en-
titled to the following number of Delegates, viz:
First Ward-(NoTth of and west of seventh
% Delegates Polling place ut Us J street. In
spector, W. A. Anderson; Judges John f. Ore
man and John +. Slater
Second Ward-(South of X and west of Sixth
d Delegates Polling place at southeast corner
of Third and X streets. Inspector, Norman 5.
Nichols; Judges n. S. Bennett and G. n. Nelson.
Third Ward-(NOr,h of X and east of seventh.
Il Delegates. Polling place at William Tell
House, southeast corner OF Ninth and streets.
Inspector, b. ellis; Judges, n. \. Denton and
L. l. Robinson.
Fourth Ward-(south of K and east of SIXTH.
81 Delegates. Polling place at southwest corner
of Tenth and X streets. Inspector George Muir
ray: Judges l. Luce and ]. c. Rodgers.
That said polling places be kept open from l
o'clock P. N. to O'Clock z. NJ. on said day of
holding said Primary Election.
That notice of holding said Primary Election
and Convention be given by publication of these
resolutions in the SACRAMENTO DAI-Y RECORD.
UNIoS, Sacramento Daily Bee" Sacramento
journal " and sacramento Leader for three
days next preceding the holding of said Pr
mary Election.
That said Convention be held at such place
as may be hereafter designated by the Chairman
of this Committee.
in pursuance of said resolutions this publca-
ton is made by said Committee.
Dated Sacramento February 26, 1885.
w. II. BEATTY Chairman
r. T. DEVLIN, Secretary. fe2S-3t
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ADVEKTIsEAIENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Theater-Cantata of Esther
tonight.
Metropolitan Theater-Byron, March 9Th.
Tiyoli to-night-A new double bill.
Fourth Ward Republicans tonight.
Third Ward Republicans tonight.
Second Ward Republicans tonight.
Tehama Lodge meeting tonight.
Exempts monthly meeting tonight.
Mechanics Building and Loan Association.
lnsolvent debtOr-MaX Camp.
Auction.
sherburn & Smith-Furniture, etc, this morn.
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VIRGIN LAID TO LET ON SHARES.
1000 Acres, IN Blocks of IGO Acres and
Upwards.

IpWarUs.
FIHHE SOIL IS OF RICHEST ALLUVIUM. AND
L viii yield enormous crops of grain. The
tract is Overlooked Meadow Land in Suffer
county, l3 miles from Marysylle and 5 miles
from Sacramento river. No river currents and
no tule.
Magnificent levees are about completed, which
Will secure the land from overflow, and il will
be leased for ccrning season on very favorable
terms to good tenants Long leases on shares
will be given if desired. Applications should be
sent in Immediately to GEO, J. SPECHT. En-
gineer Suffer County Land Company United
States Hotel, MarySville, who VIII show the
land, or 10 GEO. TlIEOBALD JR.
Secretary suffer County Land Company. 4i9
California street. san Francisco dl2-Sptf
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NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE

WE ASK SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
w following points of superiority: Self
setting Needle; Automatic Tension, with which
to sew from ightest to heaviest goods without
change a Scale to Regulate Stitch, which has no
superior; Simple open end Cylinder Shuttle;
the only perfect Double feed, which will sew
As for durability we are prepared to give all the
references required. The only Lockstitch Ma
chine made that makes aii elastic stitch Gail
on the Agent,
w. A. STEPHENSON,
SOC Street,
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
MISSISSIPPI KITCHEN
HOUSE
\. J. SENATE, PROPRIETOR,
Third st. next to "Eccord-Union" Office,
SACRA MENTO
ss- OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, IA
iaf.'n
WESTERN HOTEL,

Nus. EUy TO I'D 4 STNEEE,
TyIIIREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT
Leading Business and Family Hotel OF Sac
ramento, Cal. The most convenient - Post
Office. Express and Land Offices, all Courts and
Places of Amusement. Meals, 20 cents. First
class i'll all its appointments. Free coach to and
from the Hotel WM. LAND, Proprietor.
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CALL for Ruhstaller's Pilsener Felsen
Berthe best made.
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE Hot
LEGAL NOTICES.

DR0BATE NOTICE.-IN THE SUPERIOR
L Court, State of California, county of Sacra-
mento. In the mat;erof the es. ate of MICHAEL
MURPHY, deceased. Notice is hereby Civ
en- that MONDAY, the I'd day of MARCH
1880, ct TO O'Clock 4 NJ ofthat day, and the Court
room of said Court, at the Courthouse in the
city of Sacramento, county OF Sacramento.
State of California, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the will of said
MICHAEL MURPHY. deceased, and for hear
ing the application of LEVI NJ. BUTTS, for iSsu-
ance 10 him of letters teStamentary thereon
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1885
lSEAL.l w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
A. P. CATLIS, Attorney for Petitioner feIS-1lt
STATE OF. CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF SAC
y 1amcnto. In the Superior Co lrt In the
matter of the estate OF THOS. NICHOLS q
Minor. Now here on this 9th day of February
1888, it appearing to the Court from the verified
petition of Rob'U Nichols fled herein that it is
beneficial to the ward, 1hoS. Nichols to sell all
the real property described in such petition. it
is, Therefore, by the Court ordered that the next
in kin of said ThoS. Nichols, and all persons in
terested in his estate be and appear before De-
partment one of this Court. at the Courtroom
thereof, on the 9th day of MARCH, 1885. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, to show cause why an order should
not ue granted for the sale of all such real eS-
tate. t. b. MCFARLAND,
Judge OF said Superior Court.
True copy. Attest: w. 8. HAMILTON,
County Clerk.
BY G. P RoYsTER, Deputy
FREEMAN, JOHNSON x BATES, Attorneys fbr Pc
titoner. tel0-3w
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APPLY TO
A. LEONARD G. SON.
1914 Fourth street. So cramento.
Qy.F
Republican Primary
-AND-
CONVENTION !

ID EsOLVED, BY THE CITY RUPUBLICAN
IL Central Committee of the City OF Sacra-
mento, that in accordance with the provisions
of Chapter i. of Title >, OF Part 3, of the
Political Code, of the state of California, Re
publican Primary Election will be held in the
city of Sacramento on
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SO Days Trial.
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
L. D. SERVER, Proprietor.

uACEs On CALL AT ANY HOUR, "a
l day or night. CouPes, Phaetous, III R1sN
kOckawAyS, <BaTOuches, Buggies, with dA-N
the best roadsterS to be found in any livery
stable on the coast, for hire. Horses kept in
livery ct reasonable rates, Livery Stable on
F"ufth street, between and J. jy1-tt
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DIED.

BORN.
0roville, February 26-Wife of W J. Davis,
daughe,.
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CANDY FACTORY.

MRS. F. NJ. WIEDMANN, NOS. 4iS STREET
NI and 4l9 X street (beirnPoGlsn 1heate
Building), Manufacturer and Wholesale auC
Retail Dealer in all kinds of Candies and Nuts
'aI23ptf
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INTERNAL REyENUE-A l.. Frost In
ternat Revenue Collector for the Fourth
District, reports the following collections
for the month Of February: On distilled
spirits, 1898 Al; tobacco and cigars,
500 50; ferInented liquors, 1898 s.. To-
tai, So, 637 So.
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10 BREEDERS OF FINE STOCK.

And see the Machine. fe19-Sptf
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the message states, The chief extraordi-
nary expenses cited in the message are
100000 for insane asylums and $4,000 for
an agricultural building But during the
last two years of the preceding admins
tration the extraordinary expense that had
to be discharged aggregated-as shown by
the Controllers report 1887 ,504 II. As
we have said, this was due most largely to
expenses incurred in replacing buildings
DESTROYED by fire, purchase of jute ma
chinerv, purchase of trails in Yosemite
valley, lands for the Insane Asylum, found
ing the new Normal School at Los Angeles,
for new buildings at the Stockton Insane
ASYLUM, refurnishing the State printing
office, redemption of bonds, etc. The
message dwells upon the reduction of the
rate of State taxation, but this should be
received in the light of the fact that in the
thirty fiscal year, when the rate was
60! cents, five cents was special for the
drainage tax, which raised St57S, 116 10.
Values have increased, the property
wealth of the State has augmented, and
assessment values being raised it was
to be expected that the tax rate,
as already pointed out, should decline.
While it is shown in the message that the
receipts of the last two years have been less
by 1870, 2S0than on the two preceding fiscal
years, it will be observed that this does
not counterbalance the extraordinary ex-
penses necesstated in the latter period.
But really in the comparison of expendi-
lures the question of the amount of the
receipts cuts no figure in the case To re-
state the case, let us take only few lead
ing items of the late administration of
State government and compare them with
the sum claimed to its credit by the pres
ent administration. That sum is S1,212-
IA o.. But the preceding administration
is charged with drainage tax, S37S,1 :;
bonds redeemed, 100000; State Prison
expenditures (the Folsom Prison being
finished in that term and the San Quentin
Prison choked with the .jute experiment.,
$464,749 10; Normal Schools cost $175,-
600; Insane Asylum construction and
grounds, S97 900; restoration Of Deaf and
Dumb and Blind Asylums and their funds,
Sl27 900; judicious purchase of Yosemite
trails and wise expenditures in the valley,
So, 600-or a total of 81 1894, 465, with the
smaller items omitted. 1t is proper that
still other interesting facts drawn from the
reports should be shown, but the task must
be deferred. But it may be pointed out that
while the late administration came forward
at the close of its term with deficiency
bill of but SD, l44 81, the present admins
tration will ask for S49,04S so. In other
words, the deficiency for 1888 and 1884 ex-
ceeds that of the budget of 1881 and 1882
by S33, 903 46.
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"RESPECTABLE DEF4ULTERS.v
Well Laid Scheme of Two Cashiers to
Rob Their Employers.

by lcIGSTapl.i
NORWICH Comm, January 1Sth.-A sen.
satiOn was caused here to-day when it be.
came known that three prominent and
highly respected citizens had become de.
faulters for 5000 The culprits are Jas
NJ. Mech and Charles Webb, cashiers OF
the old Mechanics National Bank, and
William Roath. cashier of the Shetucket
Bank. So far the Bank Examiners have
found the Mechanics National short Slj0,-
900, and it is expected that further investi-
CATION will increase this sum, while the She
tucket, q comparatively young institution
is Il loser in from $4,000 to $4,000. The
three cashiers are under police surveillance
and will be arrested tomorrow. having
been granted the privilege Of spending Sun
day with their families.
The Merchants is one of the oldest and
best known banks in New England, and
Cashier Webb has been City Treasurer
many years. All three of the delinquents
are aged between 80 and 60 years, and re-
side in elegant houses and have large fami-
lies. The story of the defalcation is the old
one OF Wall street speculations. The Cash
iers worked in collision, and used each
bank as Il foil to the other Their plan
throughout was to suppress the actual
amount of deposits in their books by alter
ing the figures so that their books should
always show figures low enough not to be-
tray the deficit. The danger of exposure
was very slight, as the task of looking up
each individual deposit could hardly be
comprised by the Bank Examiner in less
than several months. To be doubly sure
Of their game, there was an understanding
between the two banks to exchange securi-
ties and moneys in an emergency, if the
bank officer descended on them at a criti-
cal moment.
For nearly ten years this scheme was
worked successfully, and never suspicion
OF crookedness was aroused. As the deficit
swellcd, the men became more desperate,
and it was common thing for Webb to
have his chum write his note for from
81 600 to $4,000, Endorsed by his mother,
and then turn it in as security for the
bank
The two banks will continue business by
scaling down their capital to meet the
deficits, and it is promised that the guilty
men will be punished to the utmost limit.
For two years this city has been cursed
with a craze for Wall street speculation,
and more than s., 100000 has been lost and
nearly fifty homes wrecked
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TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

,, London dispatch announces that the
Earl OF Milton IS dead.
dispatch from Rome states that the
| rope IS confined TO his bed with fever and
rheumatism.
The President has decided to nominate
| Wright, OF Massachusetts,. for Comn.issioner
oil Labor Statistics.
| Gladstone did not leave Hawarden YES
terday. as expected He is uncertain when
| he viii return to London.
The contest f,r tLa Now yorl- S.rotor
shin now Tes It,ea,, -, an
with the chances in favor of the former.
II is rumnred an The host of authority.
that the notrd evangelist u r Nh,
viii take nr Nrwms,'s ch1,r,h IN ~.
| York
60. c.,.,.,..o-. LII ...--.-.,
inve>tigation Inv The senate Cnm,nit, ,I ' d,,
| Indian Lands IN rc-ord 10 tIo ina.;n,- 81
Indian lands
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we've tIlliiese vessels nave gone TO FOO
INV" II - GtiI' J'' 10 !nNe illiese troops
| in FnrmoSa 10 atfemnt f. rnl;n,a - Inn
| island.
f.-l.;a. Nj. $780,,
VII ~ III IIarrt anu ,ssis'iilS Casiiler
ON, ho,- LOO, tl TN "a. y; ,Ti MItn
",i = t'i- 'o,eI ~ nitfu >'IeS
Lai5 mi -'i 'ii'"eNNiiIis from tie
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San I,onni W. az il Coi.ii.Ge
Iva TVIIont,n ,,S ma
al,,,n st0 oGo '''''i''''' - e-'' VI
~,
\ MiIReSoarre (fa.l, dispatch says:
i eradraIi,, i-iT Va J'''ieS " DIANE
and II In,,es If - ro,.l,,.,,, - g
aI,onJaned Sba = -, 60 li,'E De?il
fever ''4' ~ an
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II Is nov stated tilat me failure OF the
0'iIAIHe nm OF Johl ). DISCO Son, OF
had Ierc s %, o ,,'Sl o oE a Woman VINO
H; - o'i ~, 'lleI su'lueiiiE
,,rL ;,,s1;t,' 1T VI 'e'h
Eleven persons who were IN the missing
BOAT oil the lll-iated packet Admiral Moor
som SUNK III the Ehgllsh channel by a
coIIsion nave Deen rescued IN an exhaust
co'1,j,lu', ii'' oeel III Tie boat
-, a dlSPatch 10 the London Exchange
ieiegIaPn company rom Rome asserts
'i!i ArchDisnop GIBBONS. OF Baltimore.
WI, Viii De created cardinal the coming May.
ne same authority says the Scotch Pres
nyte r. church III Rome Will be opened
'"'i''''H LIST
An extraordinary scene occurred in the
Church OF 81. Roche Paris Sunday, a
woman, pursued by man whom she ac-
cuse OF attempting to murder her, taking
refuge IN the sacred editice shouting for
help to the CONSERVATION Of the Vicar
General and the congregation.
The Bay State sugar refinery, in Eastern
avenue, Boston, was completely Quilted by
SUNDAY nights fire. The estimated loss to
the sugar manufacturers is 100000 The
loss to owners OF adjoining property, in
Guiding the Standard dye works and teue-
ment houses, will aggregate so 900.
Il Is reported that the prospectivo bride
groom Of Princess Beatrice ba. NOT re[r;vcd
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MERCHANDISE REPORT,
The following freight passed Ogden Jan

The following freight passed Ogden Jan
uary 18th:
For Sacramento-Kirk, Geary & Co, l
case drugs; Billingsley & Co, S bundles
wrapping paper; Huntington, Hopkins q
Co, 100 kegs nails; Mrs. L. L. Willing
ton, , boxes household goods, ! bureau, l
bundle bed ends, bundle bed sides, bun
die chairs, l easy chair, rocker, bag seed;
S. r. Collier, care of B. f. Davis, , crates
frames, , crates hat racks, ) crates and 4
bundles brackets 3 crates shelves; G. B.
Corwin, cases cigars Hale Bros 6; Co., 4
cases shoes; a. Lipman y Co, l case cotton
goods; l.. J.. Lewis d Co., . boxes tin plate,
l barrel and box platedware.
For Stockton-W. P. Miller, l case sad
dlery Wasley e Saunders, , cases shoes !;
Taylor IL Flint, barrel castings
For Auburn-S. r. Collier, care of B. F.
Davis, 1 crate frames, l crate hat racks, 3
crates and bundles brackets, 1 crate
Sba1vas
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

V1HE PACIFIC INSURANCE UNION IS THE
l. title of an organization or compact $50
Called of all the foreign, Eastern and local fire
insurance companies represented in the State of
California, with the exception of three compa-
nies-two Eastern and one foreign. This asso-
citation has been but recently formed, its object
being, in the main, to sustain and foster fixed
and arbitrary rates of fire insurance premiums
Tor as defined by Article ., of its Constitution
"The REGULATION of the BUSINESS of fire insur-
ance,' with the ungenerous and avowed deter
mination, however, to stamp out, if practicable,
any and all fire insurance companies assuming
to act independent of its Constitution and By
Laws.
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The Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co.
OF HAMBURG (Germanyl.

Is not member of the "Pacifc Insurance
Union or in league with any board or associa-
ton of Fire Insurance Cor panies whatever, but
viii continue, as it always has done, to pursue
an independent, prompt and conservative course
in all its dealings with the insuring public, and
10 issue its policies at such rates of premium as
may be mutually agreed upon, and commensu-
rate with the hazard, and when advisable, al
lowing liberal rebates or commissions. The pa
tronage of the insuring public is therefore re-
spectfully solicited for the Transatlantic Fire
Insurance Company, which is an unquestionably
reliable institution. and has been established
for many years very successfully on this coast
which is invested in the United States and holds
reinsurance contracts with eleven other well and
fayoraby known European Fire Insurance Com
panies
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
ttsrTe.AI- EY TELEGRAPH TO TILE EEcosD;UMo

ttsrI.1iAI- BY- -ELEGE4PH TO THE EEcosD.uSIoS.
PRoNoNToRY Utah, January 1Sth-The fol
lowing overland passengers passed here to-day
TO arrive in Sacramento January Goth Mrs ]
-. wilkins and two daughters, Montpelier. l. T.
T. II. Jones and wife. Denver: franklin Ii. Far
wen, q. Aver, Miss Fuller. New York.
PRoNoNToRY tUtah), january l9th-The fol
lowing overland passengers passed here to
day, 10 arrive in Sacramento January DIST
/. G. Pratt and wife. Miss +. Clough, Mrs. J.
Mass, Boston; 6. J, Turner, wife and two chill
dreD, Sacramento; Miss c. NJ Gorham san Fran.
cisco; II. Bullen, Richmond. Utah; l.. Emerson,
Cincinnati; W. +. Burns, f. 6. Burns, Baltimore,
" $. banner. South Carolina; A. II. Perks, Lon
don.
NEwHA1L. January 10Th The following over
land passengers passed Newhall to-day. 10
arrive in San Franciso January 10th {. c.
Wells /. Meyerstein, d. Harris. II. Rommel. D.
Rommel, San Francisco: John Hockhenner.
Cincinnati; David Evans. Eureka; Mrs c. NJ.
Wilson, Cleveland; A. Lynch. Richmond. Va;
George Egard, Les Angeles; H. n. Graves, Ar,
TuosoH
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Dogs transmit il through their teeth Teeth
should he kept free from virus. Use 500
DON'T, keep the human teeth clean, and no
damage can be done by the man who says to his
girl, " feel like eating you up. dearest
foo lNInrhS
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 10, 1885.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), April 10, 1883.
For diseases OF the kidneys, liver, blad-
der and urinary organs | received great
benefit from HUNTS kidney and Liver]
REMEDY. pronounce it the best III. w
Payne. Manufacturer Harnesses, Trunks,
etc, Az Main street
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all cases of
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, Invol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
Over-indulgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. DR..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual organs and give new lease of
life-with power to enjoy ito all who expe-
Renee the blessed benefits of their potent power
Price, 81 so per bottle. Sent by mail on receipt of
price, or by Express, C. o. D. Address all or
ders, A. MCBOYLE Il CO., Druggists, San Fran
cisco, 2. o. Box 1852. n5-lm
LANDLORDS Perfume, Edna.
LundborS's Perfume, Marechai Mel Rose
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
mrS-ly