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Aversion to society, Dmness Of Vision, Noise9
IN the Head; the vital fluid passing unObeervsd
IN the urine, and many osheE diseases that les&
to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE. who ts a regular physician
graduate ofthe Unworthy of Pennsylv via
agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for =
csse of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under his special advice and trestment). VIDA
not cure, or for anything impure o. injurieu9
found In It DIR. NINTH treats all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Com
sultatio1 Free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis Of urine, IS Prio9
Vital Restorative, al 90 a bottle, or fouz
times the quantity, 30 sent 70 ans address
upon receipt of price or c. o. D.. secured fTom
observation, and In private name, If ossired, %
A. E. NINTH, M. b., No. II kear1z2
gtreet, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRYE
WIN be sent TO any one applying by letter, sesss
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy Gkld
regard TO all business transactions
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, MI
PHRETTCUsI. cures all kinds Of Kidney ana
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh@a, elect, LeucorS'
hee- For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle sazs
bottles for IS.
DIR. MINUTES DANDEIroN PILLS are
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure in the market. For sale BY 81
Druggists.
XIX, GEARY q CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents ny94piy&e6wly
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ROOT, REILsON & CO,


CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared to do sll kinds of work in their line
in city or country. Principal place of business
Sacramento shop, No. I124 Second street, be-
tween + and l. PcAteAiOe Box No. 4i0, 6aora~
mente ielS4ptf
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The natural divisions of time are tho
year and the day. The week is arbitrary,
being probably derived from considerations
frat spsgesied by the first chapter Of Gen
esis. The month, though originally in
tended to be the time from one new moon
10 he next, he's. of necessity, departed from
this idea, in order 20 make an even num-
Der in the year. The decade and the CEN
fury are purely artificial, deduced from our
system Of numbering. But the day and
the year, the one derived from the reap
pearance of light and darkness. the ether
measuring the round of the seasons, are
universally adopted units of time. suggest
ing themselves alike to cultured and savage,
and which We cannot think will ever be
superseded The year is the time Of the
revolution Of the earth around the sun. Its
measure is most easily obtained by the
temperance of the sun at the same alu-
tude in the sky. Every one knows that it
is higher in gumm thsn IN winter. If
the circle of the earth's equator were ex-
tended right out from the center of the earth
into the SKY, it would cut out q circle there
which is called the celestial equator. Now the
sun crosses this line in the spring north
ward, arriving at its greatest altitude in the
middle of summer; thence it descends,
crossing the line southwark in the fall, and
reaching its lowest point in midwinter
The anCients. by measuring the length of
the shadow cast by Il vertical stick on diff
ferent days of the yesr, arrived at surpris-
ingiy correct results "a TO the length of the
year. In $50 b. G., Democritus asserted
the year to be 3652 days long, "..-sltch is
within about eleven minutes of the truth.
AnoloeP ingenious device for the same
purpose was that of the Egyptian astrono-
mers, who set ND q wheel parallel to the
plane of the equator. When the sun was
in this plane the shadow of the sunward
side of the wheel would be exactly inter
cepted by the other. and the interval be
tween two such occurrences would measure
the wear. Owing to the fact that the sun
does not cruss the celestial equator in the
Same place each year. this year, which
measures the seasons, is a few minutes
shorter than the exact time Of the earth's
motion around the sun.-Frof. lsoac Sharp
less in PoDaal1T Science hor,tjsls for august
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II YOUR complaint is want OF appetite
try half wineglass Of Angostura Bitters
half an hour before dinner Beware OF
counterfeits. Ask your grocer or druggist
for the genuine article, manufactured by
DR.. J. g. b. SiegGt 4 Sons.
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DR. w. z. WARD,

EJORMERLY PHYSICIAN At MERCY hos
Il pitsi, Chicago. Graduate OF Chicago hedl-
cal College. Special attention given to trest.
Inent OF cstarTh and diseases OF the eye. ear and
akin Office, 5l3 X street, between Fifth and
Sixth Office HOURS 70 u A. n. to 5, and
70 6P. n Residence, 1907 sixth greet. lyl6tf
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A PnonoTIor-Tbe Vallejo CAros;cls
Gays: w. X. Gedge, who hag been en-
ployed as fremen on the railroad for the
past Ave years, was called Friday to Sacra.
uiento to take charge Of an engine. This
is u promotion for Mr.. Gedge. aud one
greatly deserved. I. Is to be hoped that 1t
will not take him away from Vallejo com
pie,eiy, for the young man ia one of great
worth to a community, and has been hon
ored as such. His departure would be
great loss 10 the City Trustees. the 6outh
Vallejo Library Association, and many
orders in which he Is prominent,
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DIR. A. Il. BRUNE,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE
of the University of Berlin, Germany. OF
fee. corner Eighth and streets. Residence, cor
ner Fourteenth and K ssrsets. Once Hours
1870 70 L z 70 4 and tot u
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The eepre. OF S.sy,ug.

Scovilrs 9arsaparilia, or Blood and Liver
Syrup. will cure Scrotuious faint, Rhenma-
tisn, White Swelling. Govt, Goitre, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility.
Malaria and all diseases arising from an i'm
pure condition Of the blood. Certificates
can be presented from many leading physi-
clans. ministers aud heads of families
throughout the land. indorsing it in the
highest terms. We are constantly in re-
ceipt of certificates of cures from tho most
reliable sources. and we recommend ii as
the best known remedy for tho cure Of tho
above diseases.
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TER GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never-faiDng cure
for Nervous Debility,
ExhauGed Vitality.
Seminal Weakness,
6peuDsto,Thpa, Lost
Manhood simpoteacy,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects OF SELF
abuse, youthful iolliog
and excuses in mature
years-such gs loss OF
NJ c N DRY, LaSsftude,
Nocturnal E,niBxionh,
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Do Not put off taking MEDICINE. NJ
merous little ailments, if neglected, will
soon break up the system. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla now. to expel disease and give
you strength and appetite.
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z, ROsCOE MNRRIL.I., NJ. d.

ENOYAL.-DR- MERRILL HAs REMOVED
III his Office and Residence to No. S2SI< ]
STREET, Southwest Corner Of Seventh. HOuos'
10 to u; 2 To 4; 7tOS, u
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Tsh9 Electric Dom t6st
DIR. ALBERT Hill,
Ta II SACRAMENTO. OFFICE, 1l0s FOURTH
L street. besW cen K and L.
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Six. of Rooms snd FITTING of Carpets.


A correspondent of the California Archi
tAct called attention, some time since. 10
the importaues of calculating for the sizes
OF rooms, when building, in accordance
with the standard widths of carpets. Says
the correspondent: 1t is easy to cut off or
turn under few inches Of carpet, but ex-
pepsiye and boiherSoIne to add that much.
Even where room is one inch too wide
for a carpet, It is very annoying and ex-
pensiye In most cases moments
thought on the part of the architect would
remedy these quite expensive defects
Take room 4 by yards, an even 20
souare yards cover it. But suppose this
room wards and ) inches by 5 yards and
inches. and your carpet of large and
SNOWY pattern, from 25 to 80 yards ere re-
ouired. As Brussels carpets are mostly
used and ingrains are more easily patched.
the principal rooms should be made to fit
The even sizes of Brussels. You hsye nice
double parlors, and you choose a nice
Brussels and finu your center widths just
one or two inches too narrow 10 meet your
borders, and even one inch compels awk-
ward patching and perhaps from $40 TO $50
extra expense This cannot in all cases be
avoided. but in the vast majority of cases
rooms and halls can be made the right siEe
for carpets, and ought TO be. Another
point-try to fit carpet around a door
casing with heavy moIding, and you have
10 cut and fold and twist. and then you
leave an unsightly. dust-catchiDg corner. ss
you cannot make the carpet fit neatly
around such holdings. Now, Mr.. Archi-
tecs and Carpenter, let woman give you 8
very usefHl lesson Do not let such mold
ings touch the floor leave about quarter
of an inch space and then the Garrett can be
neatly slipped under them. Nearly all
rooms have to be carpeted, not once but
every few years and carpets have to be
put down at Least once . year, and many
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PHYsICGAKs Am BBReE0Ns.


UTILL REMOVE HIS OFFICE, AUarsT
w LIST, from No. 621 J street, N the CORNER
OF EIGHTH AND J. above Van VcOrhies Dug
stOre, Once Hours 1879 70 l, 2 to- :. and 7 to &
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IaaoRaL.TY IN SCOTLAND.
Ono CHILD Cat OF Every Twelve Regis
tered as Il!egiiirnate.

A correspondent sends the PdU Hal Ga
seite the following reflections on the report
of the births, deaths and marriages regis
tered in Scotland in 1885 The first table,
which commences with 1885, shows that
between that date and 1886 the population
had increased from 2,07S055 10 1897, 1856,
d The births from 90 $40 TO 126 ITO per
annuIn: Of these, in 1895 7,3&5, being 7 8
per cent, Legitimate; IN 1885 the per
cent was 8 49, decrease from the highest
rate. which was 1872 per cent. in 1866. In
1855 The percentage of births to the popu-
laiion was 1891; in 1875 it was increased
to 3 2272. Marriages fell from percentage
of o0693 of the population n 1855 toOGi53
last year. The deaths in 1855 were 81 004,
and in 1885 81, sos, beingrespecuvely 2G620
aud / 1851 to the population. Table VI
eivas the proportion OF Legitimate to every.
100 births IN Scotland. it's divisions apd
counties, in 1885. The two lowest and two
highest divisions are:
Wes. Midland, with a percentage of.......-... 60
Northwestern with u percentage of............- 6 5
Northeastern, with percentage of.-.........ii2
Southern, with percentage of................,l42
From the arrangement into counties we
pick ont the five which ought TO be the
pride of Scotland and the FIVE which ought
to be its greatest shame. They are:
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2, L. TgHTsRrs.

N Tigr. eaE SIXTH STREET, ss4xz.,
- between and J. vegs eiia,
opposite Congregational Church. N>4zaLSS
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-DR.. TTTTyrTss.r ~.

sPE0IALI6T AND EEAuIEHN
Ne. Il KEARNY STREET.
TESREAT5 ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE AND
l Special Diseases with the same wonderful
success as OF old.
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r. HAETEHE

nEABER IN ALL KINDS OF 6AUsASR
~ also, tire fnest Metrworst and Salgma;
genuine and imltstion swiFs Cheese. end ali
other kinds, the purest Ranch Butter and Fresh
Eggs. All orders promptly attended TO- I'm
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DENTISTRY.
m. y EsIrngeDri

r. EETTST, 4l6 } BTREEr, FE- ,es-s.z5es>
~ tween EourtA and Fihh, Sacrp, 5zs.AAsz44ss
l1e1to. Artificial Teata inserted On '~ltEESS
Gold, Vuicsnits enc sill sasss. SitrcuE Oxida q
l.sglghing Gas administered f0f painless ezsrse
lion OF teeth. IN
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BUsfgENS Cars
DAN RYEAE :. BYHAS. o.
q. 1lYaIAE. JF;.. 6 B&U..

w ATGHAAE ERs AND JBWFLEEs,
w Cos J street, between Fifsh and GF5fs
sixth, have always on hama q choice e
variety OF sno Watches, Diamonds, Jew &sass=fft
ely, eta- ralz-sf
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IEnI. EI.LERY RRIGsRs, IA. ID,

NWLIsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases of the Throat. Office, 429T J
street, corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
SscraInents, Cal Hours: $50 to y A NJ; 70
p. IL Sundays; $50 TO IL A. NJ; to4P. ~
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IL. ge..,c - - cd by the Youth Of blth
Eexes 10 sn almost Unlimited eXfeui producing
with uDening certainly The following train Of
morbid symptoms, uD ess COmbuted by scientific
medical measures. viz SalOW ccuntenanee,
dark spots under the eyes, pain ia the heed,
ringing in tne cara. nOisa like the TIIstliHg OF
leaves and rafting OF chsriois, unessinsss s0ou!
the lo3ES eskn. - OF the limbs confused Wis
ion, blunted intellect los OF confidence, difb-
dence in approaching stranger. dislike % form
new acqusintanceS, disp sitlOn 70 shun society,
legs of memory, hectic hushes, pinples and va
rious efupti0ns ABOUT the face. Iuired tongue,
tGtid breath, coughs, consumption, night swe s&s,
monoasnia and frequently insanity.
CURED AT BOsTz.
Perscns a. distance may he cured e. home hy
add essing q letter to DIR GIBBoN visaiug csae,
symptoms, length Of time the di-ease has con-
tinued, and have medicn S urompty forwarded
free frOIn damage aud curiosity, 60 any part Of
the country, with full ard plan directions, By
incIosing dollars in pgistered letter, Trough
the FcstOuiee. or through Wells, Fargo & Co,
package OF medicine i'll be fOrE srded 70 any
part Of the Union. The octoI cures when othe-T
fail. Try him. Mention the ReCoRI,-t MON.
Address DR. J. 2. GIDEON.
iyS-tf T5nx 1877. San Francisco
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER SHOP $40
~ i ss1eet, between Fifth and Sixth, Sscta-
neato- goebing promptly attended 20. Esti-
mates furnished A Lot OF Old T),,,rs and Good
Shelving For Sale Inn
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WALLACE a. TlRIGes, RI. n,

YsHYsIClAN AND OBsTETBICiAE. OFETCE
sDd resisleuce 10. 80 stItAst. Sacramento
{ - l.. z.
OEScs Hours, IL 4. n 20 q ?. h. 8
$50 N = p n.
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symptoms and age
oonsultstions strictly confidential. By Let
ter or az Office, FREE
It is an established lao1, acknowledged
by all, that DIR. SALFTBLp'S BEJUVfSN.
ATOR iA The only true specific, which
never Esiis 70 cure HervOus Debility, Pros.
tatitis and the aforementioned 0om-
plants positively restoring Lost Manhood
and vita which expensive special treat
Soen9 IS not required.
sz- For the convenience Of patients. Eud iIs
order 20 Insure perfect secrecy, have 8doptsd
private address, under which al psyaksScs sic
forwarded. -olAwtf
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IT ATE or LIGHT & SHAWL, ssszz-sr-s
NJ DeciSis+. OfIics ard regidenoa ssss-5assss
over TUFTS Drug store. eOIner q 7 fS5{stesss-5s.
Tenth q ID streets. Je1Slm+ :
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?. OsrEa

?. TogrEa. > o. gUEsTO,;
1856. T. FOSTER & GO, 1888.
DOCK BINDERS. PAPER RULERS AND
50 Blsnk-Boo Manufacturers, No. S19 slree<
bSJWeen Third and Fourth, Sacramento iy2O-sI
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". II. BALD WIN, m. ID.
OFFICE-NoRTHEAsT CORNER sECoNI
aud streets once open day and night
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TOTHE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIRB0N'S DISPRNSARY.
ee3 x earny strest, San Francisco

Established iu 1894
for the treatment Of
5eXusl and Sc uina9
J -iseHses. such az Con .
crrhDa.Giee7 Structure
iyPhilis iuall is FORMS
Seminal IS eskness, I'm
potency. Ssin diseases,
etc. permanently cured
r Nc charge.
Seminal SVcaknessS
Seminal EmissionA
he 20 IeeGuenCs Of self
lbuse. This solitary
ice or CCprsyed seq
4 F.~r a. "a. HsHrH =. ~.F 49,.
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Z. Enlist, QCINEs BUILDIEG. 49,
! , ncrt.lG7gt corner Fourth eud tAss -
ElreetS- Artificial Teeth Inserted onS%IEFIttJ
Sll bases. Improved liquid EiiTous Oxide Co
ios nsiniafs es1ractiln Of teeth. #
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t5Ul sl-1 ksIll-tIf4st Q CO.,
g AGRA EEETO FOUNDRY, FRONT STREET,
= corner N. steam Engines, all kinds OF Mn.
ing, ship and Agricultural machinery, Eouse
Cssti1ssr lron Raili1gs and Ornamental Work,
Gcrse Powers and the best G7CGud Boiler. IF
Il. ?. SCOT. ALEx. NELSON. J. DBiscoL-
ROOT. EEILsON & CO.,
TJEIOE FOUNDRY IRON AND ERAsS
~ Founders and Machinists. Front street
aetWeen N and o. Castings and Machinery of
every description made 10 order Lo9s-4plIn
9 rapYu >
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DIR. G. L. SIMMONS

LII Re- GAHt4ttO&@Ep
010J STREET OFFICE HOURs-o TO 1e;
XIX 7to 1; 7to6.
Dr.. SIMMONS, Jr.,
Once Hours-11 to IL; los; 20 e iJ2o4pl1i
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This Great Strengthening Remedy

and Nerve Tonic
Cures with anfEnADg csris,inty geTYotIA
snd PhyGiC2l D. biliiy Seminal Week lese, Spes~
mstcfThCss hnpoteicy, FTcstst0rshCe. Gypes-
sS tneSia (oyer-seusigiFenGes O. the r5Tts}, I'D
ney and Bladder Complaints, IIlpuritiea Of thc
Blood and Dissgsce q The Skin.
Il permanently ssops ali unnatural weak
ening drains upon the system however they
occur, preVenting involuntary aeIdinEl losse6
debilftatlng 3Tea1ns, seminal losses with tins
urine, OF while 81 stool etc. so ,leBtruotlYe 70
mind and body, an6 curas al the evil effects %
youthful iollies and excuses, restoring Ell
haustei Vitality, Saxual Decline sHd loss ut
Manhood, however complicated tho Gaze
may BIO.
e thorough a. well as porn enc cure
and complete reT1rat1ou 70 perfect health.
Strength and YigOr OF EEDhOO$ Is absolutely
guaranteed By this justly celebrated and re-
liable Great Remedy. Price, 81 10 Per 60-tie, on
I've bottles for $40. Sent upon reoeip. Of price,
or O. o. D., 70 any address, seo1Te ron observe
Lion syti- Et-icflu rlris-efl. lt-
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I.IERfc. nsepEssAE.E

20 Geary street, San Fraceisco, Cal.
Privste Entrance, 405 Mason street, folir olcosI
Up Gesry aaeei from KesrnT. Man e.trtnss
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JOAN EiFEL,

4 ssATER AND CIIE5iIsy, No ST. STREET.
n Analysis OF water and assays Of RlI the
precious a1d usefuI meals Dade. Also, gold
Gl1a3gam retored, sIneltod ard bullion assays
carried out ct short notice. Gold hUuEht az rs
say vT.lue CT ct the highest prica. jyS-r
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ZINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Auc,
A, III. NfcoIay.
M IL -NINOIHEs
60xI54 1-a FEET, corner western and

e0x1T4 1-2 FEET, corner Western and
w Ashland avs. with two fine houses. at aue-
ton! A. II. Nicolay will sell at auction. Wednes-
day. April %, 1885, in the afternoon, at O'Clock,
on the premises: First No. 80 Western av., cor
ner Ashland av., the beautiful large lot eco feet
'front.' and handsome house. containing rooms,
as follows; First floor. large square hall. fine
platform stairs, parlor, library, dining-room,
closets back stairs for servants, colored stained
glass windows; second floor. large parlor chamber
with alcove, and three othe sleeping rooms also
bathroom with hot and cold water. water closet
and wash basin, clothes closet and pantries all
throughout the house, also good large open attic,
IN which one or two be lrOoms can be constructed
II necessary. storm windows. splendid furnace
warming every part, and fine cellar under the
entire house; city. water large cistern, gas. all
taxes for sewer. and water mains and connections
with house grading and sidewalk all paid. Also
viii be sold Immediately after the sale of the
above house, No, 1874 Ashland av.. adjoining on
the rear OF the lot, pretty Groom house and lot.
Beth houses are nearly new, and were built ex-
pressly Tor the present owner about three years
ago, in the very best manner. are in good order.
and must be seen 10 be appreciated. The loca-
ton is very desirable healthy, beautiful and I'M
surpassed. and is regarded as the best residence
section on st. Anthony hill. in the immediate vi
einity OF our most prominent and wealthy citi-
zens; also very convenient of access for business
gentlemen. being only one block from ST. Anthony
Hill Street cars. and within two blocks OF Summit
av This valuable property offers also an ex-
cenent opportunity for profitable and safe in
veStment- Terms liberal. only one-third cash re-
CURED and the balance of the purchase money
can remain on mortgage from one 10 1--WE years, or
as long as desired. with per cent. interest For
permits 20 view the premises aud full particulars
apply TO A. II. Nicoay, auctioneer and real estate
new National German-American Bank building.
Real estate auction sale No. l2,7l1. III
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INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTION.
DROF. w. STETZNER-Teacher of piano.
J. either, organ and voice culture; graduated at
the conservatory of music At Berlin; German les
sons at reasonable prices; terms and references
given on application; instructions given in Ger
man language. ll9 West Third ST, Brann's block
room 80. l0s-l5
CHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING-
- Northwestern School of shorthand and Type
writing; lessons personally or by mail; call or
send for circulars. Anna G. Drew Co, room g.
Hale block, opposite Merchants. l0s-lG