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

TT LAGES, DEALER
in Groceries and
Provisi ons, Win e s,
Liquors, Cigars and To-
baccn. Northwest cor
ner Second and o
streets.
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9 LIPMAN * CO,
~ Sacramento and
Portland, Or. We keep
Il complete assortment
in everything pertain
ing to Fancy Goods in
all its branches. All
orders receive our
faithful attenti on.
Corner Fifth and J SITS.
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~ EO. FIR AN s /,
~ ao,1oriD \a,v opd

dealer in New and
Secondhand Furni-
ture, Bedding. ETC., 725
and ri X street, be.
tween Seventh and
Eighth. Fair ca S h
prices paid for House
hold Goods.
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CAPITAL POTTERY.
~ cor. Thirtieth and
X streets, q. Muddox,
proprietor, manufact-
urer of Sewer Pipe,
Stoneware, etc. First
premium last State Fair
for Nitrified Ironstone
Sewer Pipe. Every de-
ScriptiOn Earthenware.
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CONSUMERS TEA
Company. Whole
sale and Retail Dealers
in Fine Imported Japan
and China Teas. Send
for Sample OF our Teas.
No. 7lSJ street, next to
Rcd House.
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7 B. MERRILL Il CO.,
y Wholesale and Re
tail Dealers in Grocer
les and Provisions of
every description
Hams, Bacon, etc. All
orders promptly at
tended to. Northeast
corner of Thirteenth
and III streets.
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pEARSON. AMSDEN
L d BURNETT, Pro-
prietors TELEGRAPH
MILL, southeast corner
Twelfth and J streets.
Manufacturers ofdoors.
blinds, sashes, mold
ings, etc. Planning. saw
ing and wood-turning
promptly attended to.
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COFFEE AND TEA DEALERS.

CONSUMERS TEA
Company is the
Leading Wholesale and
Retail House of Sacra-
mento. We have in
stock every brand
known to the Trade.
No. us J street, next TO
Red House.
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CARRIAGE PAINTING & TRIMMING
CARPETS.

T .OCKE & LAvEN- REDHoUSE, 14AND
SON Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Upholstery e'' ''"'0
Goods, Draperies. Lace ment). Carpets, Mat
Curtains ana WINDOW ting, Oil Cloths, Trunks
Shades manufacturer IT. n.--
of Tents, etc. 3lS and - 7'0> n
80 J street. OF Boots and Shoes.
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T C. DEVINE, I'M
u porter and Manu-
facturerof Monuments,
Headstones, Tablets,
Mantlepieces, Plumb
ers' Slabs, Furniture
Tops, etc; Sculpturing
and other fine work
doneto order. ia X ST,
bet. Seventhand Eighth.
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E. A. BOWER, $50 L
street, Contractor
and Builder. Estimates
furnished, and special
attention paid to Job
bling. Orders left at
above address will re-
ceive prompt attention.
CARLE & CROLY,
~ Contractors a n d
Builders. = Stores and
| Offices fitted up; all
kinds of jobbing work
promptly attended to;
country orders solicit
ed. Shop, 1924 Second
street, between X and
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CHAS. NJ. CAMP
nEI ll. N.u

BELL, deaIerln New
and Secondhand Fur
niture. Established in
1850. 400 X street, be-
tween Fourth an d
Fifth.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS

Beals' Gallery. AS
j street, Sacramento.
His Baby Pictures are
the best takeh in the
State. Cards colored
in a superior manner.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

RorLEYARD TO CRYSTAL PALACE
oacco Pace ol- Cigar Store s.
s.-s 5 - -, rinost Loorya Proprietor, 1927
Brands Imported and Second street Best
DOMESTIC lgals ta Goods at Lowest Prices
Johnson 4 Gieeson, Watches, Pistols, etc,
Proprietors. Bought and Sold
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over Sacramento Bank.
RS AND ARTISTS.
p UDOLPH PHOTO

graph Gallery, ~ J
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T STREET LIVERY,
IL Sale and Feed sta
bic. W. f. Hillebrand,
Proprietor, 6l5, 6l7 and
GIG l. street, between
Sixth and Seventh.
Horses boarded by the
day, week or month on
reasonable terms. Tran
sient custom solicited.
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ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
& |

SD JOHNSTON,
L. Land and Mines
1eys- Attorney. VIII care
fully prepare Home
rect, stead, Pre- emption and
and Mineral Applications
n L for filing in the United
- States Land Office. OF
Il ry fee, southwest corner
Fourth and J streets.
son, CHARLES T. JONES,
,oun- Attorney and Coun-
Fl p o selor-at-Law. Offic e
Coz l street. Practices
ii'"n in all Courts of the
er. State.
SER, F,D. NJ, MARTIN, AT
torney and Counsel
or-at-Law. Attends to
business i'll any Court
in the State. Office Coz
I street.
AT r D. RYAN, ATToR-
ney-at-Law and No
tary Public. Office up
no stairs, Suffer Building,
southwest corner Fifth
and J streets.
Ark HENRY STARR AT
and torney-at-Law- Office
,r,,ar corner Seventh and l
'eeIs' streets, opposite Court
house.
I'm MATT F. JOHNSON,
tor ~
AGRA Attorney and Com-
ran
iI Idi selor at Law. viii
san
= L. practice in all Courts
Free
ates. of the state.
LEY, T, :. TAYLOR, AT
oun- torney and Counsel
or-at-Law. Probate
)ilice business Il speciality.
Office, Bryte's Building,
corner Seventh and J
streets, up stairs.
son, VOUNG, YOUNG K
oun- Dunn, AttorneyS-at-
bate Law. Southeast corner
atty. Fifth and J streets.
, up Practice i'll all Courts
in the United States.
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CHAS.lAUFKOTTER
- Plumbing, Gas-tit-
ting and General job
bling. Manufacturer of
Bottle Cooler for hotels,
restaurants and sa-
looms, which took first
premium Mt State Fair,
1882. 1907 Tenth street,
between ] and X.
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DRY GOODS.

THE WHITE HOUSE,
L Ziemer Bros. I'm
porters and Dealers III
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, and manu-
-fdcturers of ladies and
childrcn's Muslin Tn
derwear, infants out
fits, etc. 500 J street,
bet. Fifth and Sixth.
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THE BAY OYSTER
and Chop House.
No. 1923 Second street,
between J and X. East,
ern and California Oys,
tiers in every style. Pri-
vate rooms for ladies
and families. Open day
and night. VIM. RADIO.
yich, proprietor.
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GEO. B. BLUE, MAN
ufacturer ofall kinds
OK Fine Carriages, Bug
gies, Wagons and Phae-
tons. Carriage Paint
ing, Trimming, etc.
Repairing neatly done.
Third street, between !
and J.
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|urer and dealer in
kinds of Ladies and
is Boots, Shoes and
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

P. A. MILE R
Bricklayer, Con-
tractor and Builder.
Estimatesgiven. Bricks
made to order. Resi-
dence, 1914 N street.
E.. D. WILSON. CON
tractor and Builder,
southwest cor. Eleventh
and X streets. Jobbing
promptly attended to.
The "Commonsense
Step Ladder a spe.
cialty.
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A MEISTER, CAR
~. riage manufact-
urer, 80, 9l2 and 9l4
Ninth street, between |
and ], opposite the
Plaza. Buggies, Car
riages, Ladies Phae-
tons, Express Wagons,
Painting, Trimming
and Rppairing done
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NAGON-MAKERS.
A INGRAM & CO.,
CnrrinrnS Rl1roihS

Phaetons, Spring wag.
ons, etc. Country or.
ders promptly filed
In1S and 1n15Isfreef
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A
Joseph, Attorneys
at-Law, 5O4 J street,
between Fifth & Il d
sixth, up stairs. d. L.
Alexander, Notary
Public.
BEATTY 4 benson
Attorneys and Coun-
selors-at-Law. 0 fl c e
rooms in Metropolitan
Block. over Theater.
ELwooD BRUNER'
Attorney-at-Law, 403
J street, up stairs.
A. P. cArLIN' AT
torney-at-Law. Office
1907 Second street, be-
tween J and X.
DELvIN " CLARK
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PRINTERS, ETC.

eel, because he can. Sc per year.
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A SCHADEN. DEAL
- er in GrecelieS,
Provision 5, Flour,
Grain, Hay and Ground
Feed ofall kinds, choice
Wines, Liquors, Cigars
and Tobacco. Orders
from city or country
attended 10. n. Z. cor.
second ana NJ streets.
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NOLAN Il MIDDLE
II IN ass, dealers in
choice Groceries, Pro
visions, Liquors, To-
bacco, Cigars, Ha y ,
Grain, Feed, etc. Coun-
try Produce taken In
exchange. Northwest
corner OF Seventh and
Y etrnntS.
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BANKS.

CALIFORNIA STATE PEOPLEs SAVINGS
Bank Office, 400
i''e' g syn street, corner Fourth.
era Banking business. Vim Reck,ean. Presi-
Officers: " D. Rideout dent: VIM Johnston,
President Eredariol- Nice-President: Vim. +.
= Huntoon, Secretary and
COX, Nice-fresldeht; A Cashier Money to loan
Abbott, Cashier. on Real Estate
NATIONAL GOLD = a c \ NJ f \ I Q
~ Bank of d. O. Mills - Bank Il Savings
& Co., corner Second and Loan Bank, corner
and J streets. EX- Fifth and sts Guaran-
change bought and teed capital, s59O,CJ
sold on all the princi- Officers C. ii. swift,
pal cities of the United Pres; w +. coleman
States and Europe. Ca Pres pro TEN; Eu. n
BILE and telegraph trans hamilton. Cashlef; T.
feTS made. X. DIay, surveyor
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TT MON Fl o T E |.
~ european PLAN,
Second street. Rooms
80 cents and 81 per day.
Reasonable rates by the
month. BILL a I d S,
choice wines, liquors
and cigars. Hot lunch
daily from II A. NJ! to 2
p. Il. Joe Bowers. Prop.
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EBNER'S HOTEL ,
Nos. l16 and us X
street, between Front
and Second. But one
half block from Steam
boat Landing and near
Railroad Depot. Chas.
Dietrich, proprietor
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NIELSEN BROS

NIELS EN- BROS,
~ Tenth street, be-
tween j and X. Car
riage and Wagon Man
ufacturers. Buggies,
Carriages, Phaetons,
Express wagons. Paint
ing, Trimming and Re
pairing done. Call and
inspect his stock.
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DRnWNRR0S MAN

| Drown BROS. MAN
ufacturerofall kinds
| of Buggies, spring and
| two-horse Wagons. Re
| pairing, Painting and
Jobbing done ON short
notice. Cor. Eleventh
and X streets.
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TT :. CROKER Nd RUHL, BOOK
IL co D..-,.- ,os u binder and Paper
VIZ fIiu'eIs' 40 Ruler. Blank books
and 30 ! street The made to order. Period
icals, Magazines. Music
best of work done at and all kinds of bind
shortest notice and ot ing neatly done at the
i,os H.. 5or,, -. very lowest prices. 1917
P'i0es 'n"' uel! coiilPe Eighth street, between
ttion. J and X.
T. FOSTER Il CO., THEYALLEY PRESS
Bookbinders, paper Steam-Power Book
rulers and blank book and Job Office, 327 J
manufacturers, 319 street. H. A WEAVER,
street, between Third successor to (. G. jeff
and Fourth. eriS
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MARBLE WORKERS.

A AITKEN, 617 X
street, bet. Sixth
and Seventh. Premium
Marble and Granite
Works. Direct Importer
of Scotch Granite Mon
uments and Marbleized
Slate MantelS.
WIN. BoYNE & CO.,
712 K street. Marble
Works. Monum ents,
Gravestones, Mantels,
Wash Slabs, Table Tops,
etc. Dealers in Amer
lean and Scotch Granite
Monuments.
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WILLIAM TELL
w Ii o Il : German
hOtel-990 J street, cor
ner Ninth. b. Stein
auer, Proprietor. Board
and lodging, s. to So.
Single meals, - cents.
Bar is well stocked
with choice liquors and
cigars.
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n MCGINNISS, DEAL
~ er in choice Fam
lily Groceries and Pro-
visions, Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, etc. Orders de-
livered. Terms, cash.
Families promptly sup
Piled at lowest rates.
Southwest corner of
Eighth and o streets.
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T0HN NJ Goa Z 7 Y
y successor to ]. F.
White & Coz, Cash
Grocer and General
Supply Dealer, 600 J
street. Goods delivered
TO al parts of the city
free of charge.
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BOOTS AID SHOES.

lRMERs' AND Me
.hanics store. ga J
ct. Gail and exam
our prices in Boots
Shoes before buy
el.ewherc.
IOS. HARPER, 625 J
rect. between Sixth
Seventh. Manu-
|urer and dealer in
kinds of Ladies' and
Is Boots, Shoes and
|ers.
| COB KAERTH,
Boots and Shoes,
II street. \ full
+ of Footwear con-
by on hand and
cheap for cash.
KUEHNEL, s2i J
treet, has the best
ted stock of Boots
Shoes at the lowest
4 $. His motto is:
price ,termscash.'
Il S LAvENsoN.
caller in and i'm
r of Ladies' Gents
Children's fash
pie Boots and
+. southeast cor
18TH and J streets.
i-scwed work a
atty. Orders from
ountry solicited,
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II NJ. BERNARD
Carriage Manu-

IIVt UT '-VuV Z Ut S'7I
Sixth and l. streets.
Constantly on hand Il
full assortment of Bug
gies, Phaetons. Car
riages and Wagons.
All work guaranteed.
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~ Manufacturer and
Dealer in Carriages,
Spring Wagons, Trucks,
etc. Horseshoeing and
all kinds of Repairing
done. South side of |
street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
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PLUMBERS AND GAsFITrERs.

I DONLEY, PRAC-
teal Plumber and
Gas-ftter. Dealer in
Plumbing Goods and
Gas Fixtures. 1927
Tenth street, between
J and X.
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I d. WINDMlLLAR,
L. Proprietor Eagle
Grocery, importer.
wholesale and retail
dealer III Groceries,
Provisions, Wines, Lii
quOrs, Cigars, Hay,
Grain. etc. Northwest
corner of Eighteenth
and NJ streets.
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IND. GOEPEL pRAC.

I'D. GOEPEL, PRAC-
teal Plumber, Gas
and Steam Filter, and
Sanitary Engineer. K
street, between Eighth
and Ninth (Clunie
B uilding) Work
promptly attended to.
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MARTIN KESTLER,
w Manufacturer OF
all kinds of Buggies.
Farm. Express, Head
er, Freight and Quartz
Wagons constantly on
hand and made TO
order at lowest rates.
1910 to 1914 Ninth street,
between J and X.
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PRODUCE AND COMMISSION.

PRODUCE AM
GREGORY BARNES
y CO., successors to
Gregory & Co. Commits
sion Merchants, whole
sale dealers in Produce
and Fruits, 136 and lbs
J street. p. o. Box 294.
S. GERsoN & co.
General Commits
sion Merchants deal
ers in Imported and
domestic Fruits, Nege-
tables. Nuts and Dried
Fruits. go J street.
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| GOLDEN EAGLE HO-
~ tel, corner Seventh
and X streets. First
class in every respect.
The largest, finest and
best ventilated hotelin
the city. Free bus to
and from the hotel.
James McNasser, pro-
prietor.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30

Mother swans Worm syrup, for feverishnc
worms, constipation; tasteless, BIC
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30

When you are troubled with dizziness, your ap.
few doses of DR. Henry Bakers Mandrake Bitters
and you will be surprised at the Improvement in
Your feelings. Every bottle warranted to give
mi -tactinn.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30

Witty Mr.. Travers.


SOME OF THE GOOD THINGS SAID by THE
NEW YORK BROKER.
\ story told about Mr. Wm. r. Tra,er, in
prool,1,, rel,t.. IL, ,t,. ,,,,.t,,,i IL.
~ d ~ '"e'' - ''''H'' IH7
wedding OF NE daughter OF friend, who lived
in Montague street. 1t was biz first visit III the
n,i,l,borhol .,,,i of,,, H., Il -., i,
ny N',o' io'' anu "i''' NC l"o ">'eiued 'ile
stars nan way up the MI from the ferry, he
went astrav ia Montague terrace and was at
length compelled to ask for directions
II desire to reach VI Montague street," he
said to a pa>Nt r-bN. NV il! Won b-Dp k-kiud
enough to ti-point Me w-Xav:'
''Iou are .-rsjug the Wr-Wroug W-Way Twas
the suffering reply. That j. M-Montagu-
street"
Are yea m-making fun of M me, n-lnimick-
inc nl-Inrt' IlaNer> asked >irrrIy
Mo. assure Won. sir" The other rprlied
with all due haste to repair an apparent lack of
good manners. Ill am b-badV at-tlcl-hirtpd
with au ot,->irur-.truciion0 of speech"
"Why d-dont You g-get c-cured:" Travcrs
asked, with mischief in his eNe>. .G-qo ia
Dr.--and You'll get occurred. D-Ion't Won
see how well talk: lie occurred m.mr..'
Men with gigantic scheme, have Sougbt him
time and again. Once he was Appealed 10 by a
gentleman who wanted to >cll NINE. lie
showed all the reports, and he had taken ST.
O0o 900 out of the mine Ilp Wa, willing TO :, II
The property for ,t.al considerably H. linn
the amount uroduced
1T Won h.-hadnt taken aii,th-ibiu. ONT
iLiDk would tu-iahc the mine" Trayer, re-
,loudt,i
He had hi, adventures at the democratic, com
venrion which nominated Genera H.nro,E for
President The daN after The nomination MIR
Irayrr>. while walking IA, Il street was ,cro.t-
ed by Il stranger who WAS carving more ljquor
than was good for him. and htd i box of ci4;tr.
SAY! Are yuu Il Imcock MANI" was the
trr, ..fi inc
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30
tlnd pIlIG.o

At Il PROBATE tuurl hrttHt Belfast. wi. uiu aui fir
the COUNTY OF Nttttu on the second Iuu~.4. u
April, \. u. l~>I.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30

GEO. f.. JOHNSON, Judge
A true copy Attest B. z. FIELD, Register,
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30

The Best Save in the world for Cuts Bruises
sores, Ulcers. salt Rheun, Fever Sores, letter
ghapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required II is guaranteed to give perfect satistac
ton, Of money refunded. Price - cents per box
For sale by Richard H. Moody.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30

Ladies' who would retain freshness and vyacit
don't fail To try Wel's Health Remover"
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30

Years ago | was attacked with the most
Intense and deathly pains in my back and
-hidneyS.
Extending to the end of my toes and TO my
brain.
(which made me delirious.
From agony.
1T took three men to hold me on my bed at
tmes
"The Doctors tried in vain to relieve me, but
TO no purpose
Mopdtne ond oh,e, opiates :
Had no effect,
"After two months was given up to die.
"When my wife
heard nrshbor tell what Hop Bitters had
done for her, she at once got and gave me some.
The first dose ea>ed my brain and seemed to 90
hunting through my system for the pain.
The second dose eased me much that slept
two hours, something | had not done for two
months. Before had used live bottles was wen
and at work rs hari as any man coud for over
three weeks but worked too hard for my strength
ana taking hard cold, | taken with the most
acute ANA painful rheumatism all through my sys
ten that ever was known
II cailel the doctors again and after several
weeks, theN ett me cripple on crutches for life
a. they said. met friend ana tod him my case
and ne said Hop Bitcrs had cured him and would
cure me. poohGd it him, but lie Was 80 earnest
was induced to use them again.
IN less than four weeks | threw away my
crutchcs aud went to work lightly and kept on
using the ujtlrr- for five weeks. until ! became as
We'I as any man living, anri have been so for six
1t ha> also cured my wife. who had been sick
for Years; and has kept her and my Children
well and healthy with from two to three bot
ties per leH. There is no heed To be sick al all
if these bitter, are used. J. !. BEBK, En-
Supervisor.
The Republican journal., 1885-04-30
4 WEALTHY FARMERS
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

TuLe special note Of the toHocing history Of reqy
interesting
Near the thriving village of Dundee few miles
west of that queen of the lakes of central New
York, Seneca, lives Mr.. Daniel Supplee, gentle
man of about 20 years. Mr.. Supplee owns a very
large and highly cultivated farm, which has for
many years had the enviable reputation of being
the best farm in that section. Every crop he plants
seems to thrive, and his advice is much sought by
younger and less experienced farmers. "About
two years ago." MIR. Supplee writes, 81 suffered
me in flesh SO that was only skin and bones, and
my skin shriveed and wrinkled badly, my
Urine contained such large percentage Of sugar
that when il spilled the sugar would crystalize
as to make coating plainly visible. NV life
was despaired of by my family and physicians.
Commenced using HUNTS Kidney and Liver1
REMEDY at this stage Of my sickness and i'm
proved steadily and was cured, and am now able to
again personally superintend the management of
my extensive farming operations. HUNTS Kid
nev and Liver REMEDY is a grand medicine for
Diabetes and ali Kidney Troubles"
A gentleman hearing of these facts and wishing
to know further of the matter for himself wrote
Mr.. &. p Mclean, large Dry Goods Merchant
and Grocer of Dundee, and a man of great integ-
rity and worth, asking for information in the
matter. He received the following reply.
DUNDEE, n Y, Jan. 3rd, 80.
Dear Sir: Yours of 2nd inst. at hand this morn
ing. / would say that think the use of HUNTS
Kidney and Liver1 REMEDY in Mr.. DanI sup
plees case certainly saUed his life. He was going
down very fast previous to its use, and began to
show an improvement soon after he began to take
the Remedy. Mr. W. b. Whightman, Wholesale
Grocer, Providence, r. J. is also knowing to all the
facts in Mr.. SUPPLIES case. Yours truly,
ID
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out by though on Rats" l5c.
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WEST SHORE R. R., CONDUCTOR.

NEW I OKk, january 3, $3.50.
HUNTS REMEDY CO.,
GENTLEMEN Having been afflicted with Sc
we're attack of Kidney trouble, which disabled
from my business, | was persuaded by friend on
the train to try HUNTS Kidney and Liver REM
EDY, as he recommended it in the highest possible
terms sure cure for Kidney Diseases and all
troubles of the Urinary Organs | began to i'm
prove rapidly soon after | commenced taking the
Remedy and it has cured me, besides as | believe
saving me from IA long sickness. have frequently
recommended HUNTS Kidney and Liver REM
EDl to my afflicted friends and its has al Ways
resulted in restoring them rapidly to health. l
deem ii a duty as well privilege to recommend
good and reliable medicine as | have proved
HUNTS Kidney and Lverl REMEDY to be.
Yours, W. w c. MEREDITH, Conductor,
n. Y. W. 5. r. II.
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when are You going to take those skates ofl?'
asked lady who was tired waiting for her daugh
ter 81 don't know, mamma, about next .all
think.
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: 7-'Pc0F1t'D F"t''tOte IVI CHtt"7 oT'
DR. j. K. FRAYsER, Memphis, Tenn says: 81
have used SCOTS Emulsion for many years. and
regard it valuable medicine for the diseases
OF adults, for infants teething, and broken down
systems in children.
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A Mans Thanks.

Young Hopeful Ito his sister)-I say, Nell pass
me the butter. Nell (in tone of sisterly repoof)
If what, Johnnie? Johnnie (goaded to despera-
lion hy the DELAY III vnn can reach
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II you ha-hadn't taken anyth-thing ont |
jk | would tu-tako the niuc.' TraYers re-