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W. A. Rogers. Los Angeles nurseryman Miss
Bennett, Santa Cruz school-teaCheT; Miss SpalS-
Clure Los Angeles, surveyor c. X. Bonestel
San Fran cisco, LAWYER; c. S. Marshall Sacra.
mento, clerk Byron Murray, Jr., San Fran
cisco, assistant cashier Of Bank of California :;
Mrs. h. kleinsorge, Sacramento; w. L. Klein
sorge, Sacramento, clerk; Marion Biggs, Jr
Biggs, farmer: 4. Christensen, San Leandro
oicha:dist; George a. Fisher, Oakland, CAPT.
teliSt Dr. W. J. Bird, San Francisco, physieian;
c. 5. Preble, Reno, Nevada editor Charles A.
Field, San Francisco, marble dealer; W. H.
Plymire, Marysvi!le, marble dealer: J. T.
Smith, San Francisco, tailor; J. 5. shoemaker,
Keno, druggist; C. t. Adams, Newcastle, or
chardist: Miss NJ Brothers, Sacramento, milf
Der; Miss c. r. Brothers, Sacramento, MILL.
ner; II. J. Postel, Sacramento, wholesale liquors.
George Carey, Oakland. nurserylnan +. II. Nc
Cormck, San Francisco, broker; C. NJ. Hewitt,
San Francisco capitalist; A. Cheney, San Fran
cisco, capitalist; George Landon, Jr., San Frau
cisco, marble dealer; c. c. Carleton, San Fran
cisco, insurance; K, G. Nudge, San Francisco,
commission merchant f. o. Waters, San Fran
cisco, capitalist Mrs. A. f. Edwards,
yer; Charles Charyet, 0roville, Iaborer
Maurice Yernell. Los Angeles, editor:
J. McCulloch. Sacramento, railroad shops: V.
s. McClatchy, Sacramento, editor; A. +. Smith,
farmer; II. Blackford, Thermalito, carpenter;
John Daniels, Thermalito, laborer; F. Z. WI
lett, Ihelmaiito carp inter- Mrs: + II. Richards,
San Francisco, capitalist; Mrs Mary Bagge, San
Leandro, orchardist: F. E. Clayton, Texas,
farmer; NJ II. Eicher Kansas, carpenter: J. B.
Keifer, Kansas, carpenter; Henry Cornell,
Florida. CARPENTER J. II. Grswold, san Fran,
cisco, broker; P. D. NOVEL;, San Francisco
Commission merchant; V. David, Chico real
estate; W. ". Cannon, Oakland real estate; c.
D. Pierce, Oakland Mayor; H. Ant ony. orc
vile, barber; Samuel A. Boyd, San Francisco,
mint; A. T. Hatch, Suisun. fruit-grower: g. T.
Myers, Portland, Or. salesman; c. S King
San Lorenzo, orchardiEt; !. A. Cleveland, Kan
sas, carpenter; C. T. Smith, Denver, orchardist;
J. T. Hall, Oakland, druggist: j. f. Walker
Oakland, farmer; Jesse F. Liftchild, Oakland,
capitalist; A. Ia ael. Biggs, carpenter: R. H.
Jack, Texas carpenter; T. Hooker, F0rbestowu,
carpenter; w. +. Pierce, Oakland, hardware
P. N. Dodge, Illinois, orcharaist; d. G. Morgan,
Oakland, printer.
MIRO TuThF-2p
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DR.. cLYMER ON PATH CURES.

DR.. Meredith Ciymer is out in the Fo-
rum in paper reprobating doctrines and
practices of Christian science" "mind
cure" metaphysical healing" etc. He
does not hesitate to denounce all these as
absurd and unworthy really serious con-
temptation. But inasmuch as they DO re-
ceire from considerable number of PEG
pie of intelligence much attention,
and as they do command numerous
followers. whose sincerity no one can doubt,
the paper Of DR.. Clymer is timely in ex-
position-of the unreason of these doctrines
The core-article of faith of the Christian
scientists, he proves, is that all causation
is mind, and every effect mental
phenomenon. rs mental views pro-
duce all organic and animal action of
the BODY, it fellows that /. it is mind not
matter that feels and suffers. God is
mind, is spirit, and spirit is infinite and
the only life. Man was and j. the idea of
God asd therefore mind can never be in
man. Matter and body are sillusions of
human belief which seem to appear and
disappear to mortal sense alone. Besiege
sickness with these principles and all will
disappear" said Mrs. Eddy, who is. the an
thor or diseoverer OF ,the science These
teachers hold the sciecce to be q .9ivine
revelation, thai it is rot Gods vii that
any should be sick, If6- disease IS bad.
God canno. be said to .sead that whiea is
bad. Therefore work by, Christian scieIee
upon consciousness to the discovery that
you are not sick, but only think, falsely
and illusively. that you are sick, and you
will become well. lsr. Clymsr's argument
is directed to exposing the illogical char
acter and the contradictions Of this doe
trine, which is a mixssse of Theology, on
tclogy, healing and cosmology. The
doctrine is shown by the .essayist
to be lame in the fact that it
requires one to surrender ordinary and
well grounded beliefs by resolving &he
phenomenal of nature into Subjective a.
fectionss making the external universe
mere shadow. Il contradicts the senses,
1t denies that there is sickness, yet pre-
tends to effect healing; it denies the
knowledge Of ,sare for human organism
and correction Of our mortal tenement
house, and yet it proposes to operate di.
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An Explanation.

What Isl this nervous trouble'' with
watch so many seem now 10 be afflicted !?
If y.ou viii remember few years ago the
word ms Eris" was comparatively un-
known: to-Cav it is as common as any
word in ire English language; yet this
word covers only ibe meaning of smother
word ssad 3y our forefathers in times past
So it il with nervous diseases. as they and
malaria AZ, intended 10 cover what our
grsndfsihess called biliousnsss, and all are
caused by isoubles that arise from dis
easea condi loo Of the liver, which, in per
forming lis 4 GGcfions, fn.iiDg il cannot
dispa-e Of die bile through the ordinary
is t%mpSied TO pass it off through
the -yrsfeu, Sins.ng aeryous troubles. ma
laria, bilious foyer, ets You who ere SUI
fering can xeli appreciate c!ira- We
Gres0's August Flower. It's
cures are maryelous.
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The Atlanta Constitution sensibly re-
marks that the mad race for wealth in this
country is giving us short and miserable
lives in the majority of cases. The physi-
cal and mental are each too early ex-
hausted, and dyspepsia, paralysis and
Brights disease are becoming alarmingly
prevalent. As the Constitution puts it,
"this is fast coming to be the land of old
young men," young men who wholly close
their grip" at fifty, when they ought to be
strong and vigorous at sixty-fve and sew
enty. 1t is all very well to talk loudly of
go-aheaditiveness" and youthful energy
and push, but there is no question in the
mind of cool observers that those who
push less, take day off occasionally, rest
head and hand, and turn out of the groove of
everyday demand into the change of rest
ful avocation live more happily and longer,
and take out of life more rational mental
and physical enjoyment and satisfaction.
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,ectly ,non IT when disordered, to the res

rectly upon it when disordered, to the res
tore'.ion of its normal functions. 1t makes
the method of suggestion" the substance
of cure. But suggestion" is factor in
certain mental states in influencing the
course of thought and directing action
the exercise of will power is too well
known an agency to happy results to be
denied; bat DIR. Clgmer holds that sug-
gestion," however successful in aiding
healing, can never become remedy of
general application, as impressibie natures
only can be brought under its influence.
The paper Of the doctor, which is one of
close reasoning and vigar, sill go far to-
ward removing false conceptions of the
reality clzimed for mind cure, Christian
science healing, and kindred dogmas, which
all hinge upon expectation, suggestion and
faith. Such discoveries of wonderful
| agencies for the healing of man have their
periciicity of eras; they come, and for a
while command followings, and then pass
on into the unbelievable of forgetfulness.
The present belief in miraculous healing
is but one Of many that have led magma
tive and nervous people into error. The
protests of knowledge, the voice of demon
strated truth concerning the body we IN
habit, and the reprobation reason visits
upon error, sooner or later put all these
follies to flight.
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SINCE France has given to the United
States the colossal statue of " Liberty" it
is eminently proper that an appropriate
return should be made. A large number
of ladies at the East, it is said, are ac-
lively engaged in preparing to inaugurate
a scheme to erect in France a colossal
bronze statue of Washington. The idea is
good one, the selection of the object the
very best. The scheme if fairly launched
and well managed viii meet with popular
favor.
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THERE IS proposition before the
French Senate TO regulate the conditions
of the sojourn of foreigners in that Re
public. 1t is proposed that they be as
sessed for the military tax that was laid in
1887, and in addition a special tax for the
privilege of dwelling upon French soil
If such q scheme were suggested in the
United States what howl would go up, to
be sure, from all the aliens in the land.
Yet there is reason in the proposed action
of France. The aliens residing in Paris
alone number over 100000 and in all
France they aggregate 100000 They
add 10 the burdens of government they
demand and receive the protection of the
laws. The police and military arms are
to a considerable extent exercised in their
interest. Why, then, should they not,
when theyta up permanent residence in
France, contribute to the costs of the pro-
lection they enjoy?
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"ITenyou. Husband. want you to Try it,

-
had suffered for years with a complaint
the physicians called gravel, and they had
given up the attempt to help me- NV wife
heard of DR.. David Kennedv's Favorite
Remedy, made at Rondout, n. Y, and spoke
as above. To please her got bottle Used
that and two or three more; presently the
trouble vanished, never to urn-Wash-
ington Monroe, Catsklll, n. Y. All drug
gists, 81 bottle. Kedington 81 Co., Agents.
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GENKRAA. NOT.rGsr

Advice TO Mothers.-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; II produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain and the little
cherub awakes as bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant TO taste. IL soothes the child,
softens the gums, allsys all pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. twenty-five cents
bottle. MWF1y
@. Potter. Manufacturer and Dealer In
Harness and Saddles, lila Second St. Z end L.u
The bestpiace IN California to have Yot printing dOs.1.
r. ]. johnston & Cos. sro 81. Sacramento. Gel
5. 5. 81 Il. L, Southwark, Dentists, Sac.
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PICNIC!
Improved Order Of Red Men.
SATURDAY,
WAY iZ"~IB CT spis-2t 1855
PORT
or
State Board If Examiners.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
OFFICE OF TUE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS,
SACRAMfNTo, april IL. 1888.
d w WATERMAN. GOVERNOR: WM. C.
II. Hendricks, Secretary of State; Il. 4. John
son, At,orney-General. comprising the State
Board of Examiners, in accordance with the
provisions OF Sections 6T6 and 677 of the Po-
litical Code, do hereby publish and say that
they have counted the money in the State
Treasury, including the transactions OF the said
Department TO the close OF busine, S on WEDEES-
DAY, April II, 1873; that they ascertained
the amount required to be on hand by an OIL
cial statement OF the Controller, and that they
fogud the condition OF the State Treasury TO be
as follows:
Amount of money that ought to be
in the State Treasury las shown by
statement of Controler) ............Si 9l5 0CS 90
Amount and kind OF money ''aetu-
ally" therein las shown by count:
Gold. 7i5755 20
Sllver......................... 2,299 as
Warrants paid since. 1881 IL
January receipts............ 53,7S2 u
Currency ...................--.. go 90
Excess on hand............ ! 81
Total... $4,000 Il 81 1885, l0 IL
r. w. WATERMAN, Governor,
WIN. c. h EhDRlCkS, Secretary of State
G. h. JOHNSON, Attorney CT neral,
State Board OF Examiners
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of April, A. D. 1888. :. p M.sLIE,
Secretary of the State Board OF Examiners
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THE COLORED ORATOR.

i mss his lecture FRIDAY EVENING, April
18th, at Westminster Presbyterian hutch Sixth
and L streets, for benefit of Fourteenth-stTeet
Presbyterian Chur First-You will be highly
Interested. second-You " i'll have hour OF gen
uine laughter. Third-An evenings entertain
ment you will never forget Admission. 20
cents. apl2-2t
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THE MEDICAL SOCIETY
-oF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

sxfJLL MEEe IN B'EAI BIRTH HALL. 12l
w Eddy street. San francisco, Gt 10 o'clock
WEDSEaDAY. sprl is. 1858. and rontinua in
s-ssilE three days A large exhibit Of medical
supplies and surgical spDi snces has BIZ en- prom
issd. steps have been taken 20 secure more
tn rough dis ussion Of papers: general at
tendance o. representative members of the pro-
fessian Is assured ami altogether this session
promises to be the most interesting ever held by
the society All members Of the profe' si0p ~
good sanding sle invited. See re reb- te In
rSilroSd steamship y d hotel rases by oSserv-
ing Instructions of the Commit &c OF Arrange
nents- E. II PLS'AaER. II. D., President.
WALLACE A, BsEecs, Secretary. ap1s-st
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

\ Re file for a First Glass Singer Sewing
Machine now on exhibition Mt g2l Second
street, will taEe place on SATURDAY EVEN
ING, April 2lst III aid of disableS Veteran and
his family. Its
w ANTED-BOYs FOR sTOCK.KEFPERs
W apply to WEINSlOCK, LUBIN & CJl5-3t
az ANTED-A GERMAN WOMAN OR Girl,
W 10 do light housework in a family of three.
reference required. Call to-day early a. 2llO .
stree. Its
SXTANTED-A GOOD STOUT BOY. TO MILK
w COW. take care of no SEES and do chores
generally apply lbs o st. H. W. RIVkTr.lt*
fTRESNo LANDS-TwENTY-AC TRACTS.
/ but a short distance east OF the city Of
Fresno.
Perpetual water rights.
The great Fresno canal forms the northern
boundary.
Land ls of the best for raisin or wine grapes
fruit, alfalfa or vegetables
Located IN the midst OF the great vineyards
adjoining Egger's and Tarpeys.
Land level. already cultivated and In alfalfa;
will psy good interest on four times the price
asked.
Terms easy.
Inquire of STATE LAND BUREAU,
Az California street, San Francisco.
Or PhUSSO d WILSON, Fresno.
Merced lands also TOR sale. aplS-tf
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MEXICAN TREScAssrRS.
Secretary Bayard Writes aorsrno
Waterman b pardi,g .ba rrc,b,a

Secretary Bayard Writes aornrnor
Waterman k>gardipg the Trouble.
The following correspondence regarding
the late frespasses on the frontier BY Mexi-
can troops is self-expIanatory:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WAsHISGToN. April 6, 1855
To HIS ErceLe7lcT, X. W. Waterman GOue1p6r
Of the State Fl CALIFORNIA, Sacramento, on. SIR:
have the honor 10 inoiose tor your information
a copy of dispatch from Edward s Bragg
United states Minister at the City of Mexico,
No. Il OF the 18th Eltlmo, covering order
from the Mexican Secretary of War calling the
attention of the army officers to the late tres
passes on the frontier by Mexican troops, and
eautioni1g them TO be more careful in the
future. have the honor 10 be. sir your obedi-
enI servant, i. f. BAYARD.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
MEXICO, March IS 1855.
To the H991OrGble T. f. BdYdrd Secretary Of
StGtc-SrR: l take satisfaction in forwarding
copy and translation of circular issued, on the
l2h instant, by the War Department here. to
Mexican officers, calling their attention to some
late trespasses by their troops along the frontier
similar to the Nogales incident of 1887 also
enjplnlng upon them greater care and vigilance
50 that ike abuses may not be repeated. l am
sir, etc, EDWARD S. BRAGG.
DEPARTMENT OF WAR.
DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL STAFF.
tCircular No. l05
1t has reached the knowledge of this Denart-
inehl that despite the severity with which the
| law dealt with the oiiense committed at Nogales
! last year by Colonel Arvizn, like occurrences
| are being repeated along the frontier. This not
| only discrecls the nation. and results in dis
| paragement OF tue Government, but may also
occasion inter- ational disputes all the more to
| be regretted sin e Mexico naS ever been careful
to resoect the rights of neghboring nations in
order that they may respect hers.
Therefore. und-r express consent of the Presi-
cent of the Republic, / recommend that you
| advise the respective chiefs subordinate unto
| you TO exercise constant vigilance, 10 the end
| that the armed troops under their ord rs, VINO
| are charged with the preservation of order, and
TO give guarantee 10 the citizens of those locali-
ties and along the ontier. shall comply strictly
with their duties and yield the most thorough
obedience to discipline. And you shall be re.
sponsible for, aud avoid, all classes of disturb
ancesi alb We all, such as call forth this circu-
| lar; and should any transpire you shall puI-
| ish the guilty parties MS military law provides
| Liberty and Const tuition. HINoJosA
Mexico, March u, .SSS.
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SOCIAL.

THE LADIES OF THE CONGREGATIONAL.
I Church will hold social in the church
be fine musical and literary programme in
which Mr.. sanborn. Miss Grisw0ld, Hiss Veroi
Johnson. Mss bray, MIR. 6riswold. Dr. Milliken.
Frank WEIGH and Maude Jones viii take part
ADMISSION, 70 cents. Refreshments free. IL
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UNITARIAN PARTY.
BIDS FOR REFRESHMENTS

A ND OTHER PRIvILE iEs AT THE ODD
N Fellows Picnic, to be held ut Cothrins
erove April ~, lass, wiz be received by the
Committee up to o'clock sATUR Jay EVEN
ING. = ril 2lst. For full particulars inquire al
the Office OF the Chairman, DIX. g. b. GLOW,
corner sixth and streets. aplS-td
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

TyHE EAST ADDITION TO THE OAK PARK
L Colony Lands is now ready for sale and
viii be sold on easy terms and in tracts to suit,
with prices ranging from SIS to $50 per acre
and within a mile of the railway station at
Kirkwood. and comprises some OF the best fruit
land IN Tehsna county. For particulars In.
quire Of
j. "A. EAEH1 R,
DAFT No. 42s street. Sacramento. Cal.
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Don't Miss the Opportunity!
Don't Forget the Datei
Auction Sale of Town Lots
ar NEwMAN:
DAY, April 25, 1888.

FTyHE LOTS COMPOSING THE TOWN SITE
/ of NEWMAN, stanislaus county, will be
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New full lines Hamburg. edge just
received at Emmert & Fiery's, all
widths and styles, new goods.
DEAD LETTERS. The following il 4
list OF let's remaining IL the Postotlice
at Maitiasnurg, w. Va, Feb 18th, and
will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office
Feb. 25'b, if not called FOR When call
ing sas advertised.
r.. E. Ashenfelter, Fannie Butts,
Henry Baker, Fritz Baker, James
w. Brady, John Black, Mary Brown,
+, b. Clark. James Cowars. David s.
Grove, I'D Philip Hunter, Robert
Henry, G. n. Linton, John Leader,
G.. W. Mormon, jackson Mack. Gin
Peatman, Annie Statesman, Philip
Snowden, r. O. Talbot, Benia
Wright, Meade Wolf, Ida Yost, Wise
4 Feet, held for better directions
Charles l.. Litter. Parkhead, Nix.
w. b. CoLsroN. p. M.
TEERE were number of runaways
last Monday among the sleighs.
Mrs. s. j. Chrisman and Miss Mol
lie Champion were sleighing on the
Winchester Pike about mile from
town, when the bolt holding the
shafts broke, letting them down about
the horses heels, frightening him
badly. As soon as he atarted to run
Miss Champion jumped out, and es-
capped injury Mrs. Chrisman remain
ed in the sleigh and tried to check
the horse, but after short distance
was thrown out and the animal ran
of, breaking the sleigh to pieces.
The ladies were brought into town
by some parties passing and the
horse was caught on the way in.
Mrs. Christman was badly shaken up
by her fall and is still confined to her
room from the effect of it.
The same day horse belonging to
Mr.. Chas. Mcdowell ran away on
Queen street and smashed the sleigh.
In his struggles to free himself from
the wreck the horse was badly cut
in several places. Mr.. Champ Shep-
perd had one that went on q strike
near the Continental Hotel and re.
fused to move for over an hour.
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Champion snort Hand writer.

Champion short Hand Writer.
Mr. A. s. White, the well.known author
of "Wbite's Photography" famous as
the Champion Shorthand Writer OF the
World, received the first prizes in the in-
ternationsl contests at London, Edinburgh,
Paris and Berlin; he came near being per-
manently disabled by rheumatism. His
recovery by the use Of n remedy infalliblo
in curing rheumatism and all blood diseases
is told in letter from his Office, 02 WASH
ington ST., Chicago, dated june 90, 1887.
He writcs:
"Your remedy has done wonderful SER
vice for me. For the past five years /
have been troubled with rheumatic pains.
"My right hand had become almost use
less and was gradually losing speed as n
shorthand writer A friend of mine, DIR.
Dederich, advised me If your remedy. j
entirely recovered. shall never cease TO
commend your excellent medicines, and
wish you much success.
"Yours truly, A. s, WHITE"
And here is another witness
"BENToN, Ark, August, 25th, 1887.
Last spring was dangerously afflicted
with erysipelas, and my life was dcspaired
Of by my physicians. As a last hope l
tried $. S. 5. and soon found relief, and
in two weeks was able to attend to my
business. | used five bottles.
"S. II WirruoRNE,E Ed Saline Courier"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed tree. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
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AT THE STAR GROCERY

May be had Messina bright Oranges 10c
per doz, Valencia Oranges Zoe per doz.,
Fine Florida 30c, 40c and 50c per doz..
Fine Lemons 15c, and Fancy at zoe per
doz. Figs, Dates, Candies and Fruits of
all kinds always on hand. Sugar House
Molasses only NY ESQ per gal, Bright 3 Honey
SEES only SOC per ga, the same everywhere
else 75c Canned Tomatoes, Corn, Cher
res, Plums, Beans, Peas, Blackberries,
Pumpkin, Peaches, Jellies, Preserves and
Apple Butter always on hand
The finest stock OF Plain and Fancy Gro.
csries ia town. Try the Star Grocery for
good and cheap goods
FebiS 2t A S. GOLDEN.
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On Through Tickets

To the West and Southwest always to be
had, via,
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TO THE puBLIC.

The entire stock of clothing, furnishing
goods, &C., in my hands as trustee Of Otto
Hairy must be sold at once, an excellent
opportunity is therefore offered for the pur-
chase Of clothing of all kinds at prime cost.
Overcoats, hats, children's suitings and
gum goods specially. 1t will pay you to
Invest, as you may not have another OPP
portunity to secure clothing at wholesale
prices. Very truly yours, TO-,
E. BOYD FAULKNEER,
f112t Trustee