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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20

MORTGAGE SALE-Detault having Icon
1NI made !u the payment OF a certain mort
gage made aud executed by John 5. Courier.
amt Juiu r. Courier. his wife. Oi thc town HIN
al sumner, County oi GratiOt. state ct N.ch-
kan, 90 Mortimer Ely, oil Stockton. New York
on tAc hit,cnth day of December, 1881, and re
corded in the office of Tho register OF Deeds Tor
Gratiot County, Michigan, ON The s.ud day OF
pcc"ulhtr, l.,-, az . % clock p m, la lher .u Of
uort-a-es, on plrc 20, aud upon which mort
p-Ea tGrrn lis claimed o. Doe due ugd unpaid 40
dttc 90 th> notice Tor principal and interest
tuc sum ot Three huuar.a and seventy dollar.
uud forty three cents g., 10 utd mo- proceed
hll- having uCcn taken 90 collect the same CT
amy part thereof, either g., iJN or iu clUIt..
Notice rs hereby given. that. lbs virtue uf the
IoTcrof salc 10 SAID mortgage given. aud m
ptt~uuucc OF thD ~tdtuiC jon such cas-. made
and provided. There viii be- sold at public Ven
due 60 Che highest bidder. ON the lth daj of
April. ISIS. at lI ut. at the front door of The
court house 10 the Village Of Ithaca. GrHtiOt
county Michigan, this being The place lurhOII-
ing CIRCUIT court, Tor said county. the PREMISE
IN said mort gage described. OTa- much thereon
a. shall Dee necessary 90 satisfy the amount due
ON said mortgage with seven per cent interest
ANA legal costs tDg, tueT with AN attorney lcr
OF iltr"l dollar. H.uHI u~ l~ hy statute brO-
Nld'd; thtt l~ o. -u} the following picreor iar- /
c.i of land situated tu Gr,tint county. Mich /
irau w. lhe southwest quarter OF the SOath /
east quarter ol section twelve IT, bon township /
eleven I'D. north oi range tour west, ia aid /
county and state.
Date sau 9Th i---,
JDuN ID. SPINNIN. NOUrIMER ELY
At Tor MORTGAGE Mortgage /
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
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IuE y Ia he Erie; at Alexis Junction with NJ q
1 M, l., >, y VI al Monroe junction with
~ l'lh hlanch l. ;. \ VI. =; at Dundee with
HHlth bnilcr division abash St. J.. a. p. az
~ rl',-hcid win Npsilanti branch l.. : 4 NJ. ::
=, IN ~ Aibor WITH NJ G.; az South Lyon with
L ~ uiNlsion 6. T.. at Howell with b. L.&N..
s a, ,.liand with e. & 6: r., and ID. & NJ: al
D",SS" Juno ION with D. * NJ, and NJ @, az
~ =, ours with ID. l.. d ~, aud = V. a 81 /
AZ INA with d. l.. a n; at Mt Pleasan, win
:, u, W. H. Bf NNETT, Gen. Pass q Fr't Ag't
II, W. - l. Cen Sup't
DLOHd, gent. n
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
Changed Her Xinrs

Fashionable Lady-My, dear, | want
you to take me 10 see DINING
Her Husband-But he used 10 work al
the drug store across the street and YOU
never cared 10 see him In fact YOU left
his place to deal al another store.
Fashionable Lady-You silly old goose
he wasn't charged with murder then
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas def,u,, ha.
A'1 been made in the payment az ~
,hoh'l secured hN a mortgage dated rho I.fb
Jay OF january IN The year \ ID 1Ss2 cvcctttcd
- ohal lottc :. Glow, of Pine River Cr,ttot
county Michigan To Daniel r. sullivan Of tbc
T.. ~ p,aaet winch Said mortgage was recorded
IN INC Once OF the register of deeds of the conn
~ OF btatlot. ~ libcr 80 OF mortgages ON naec
- on inc IN day of january in tho ycor Iss2
wa whereas the amount claimed 10 hc duo a.,
-hl hlurtRage at the date of this notice IL Tho
,un8 ~ Two thpu~dnd and thirty nine dollars
ahd nihety-cight cents tk2nNgsl of princin mai
ana interest and the further sum Of tvn,,,,
i've uoilars az an attorney fee stimulated fo,
ln SAM MORTGAGE and which il tho wbola
amount claimed To Dee due and unnaid o, sai
iluItgaRc ana no suit or proceeding having
bccn Instituted Cithcrut law or i'm cutJifv tn r,
cover the debt now remaining soc,ttrd - w -
mortgage or any part thereof wbereLv ~
power OF sale contained i'm said mort mo -
mas become operative Now therefore noticc
J. hctcuA given that by virtue of he said
poWtf oi sale and In pursuance Of the
statute IN such cases made and urn,,idod
the said mortgage will hc forccloSrd Ia a. saic
OF the premises therein described nj nublic
aucton Tue highest bidder. at the front door
OF thecOuft house iog the county of C;tyftot
IN the village OF lthacu, in said county ON Tho
l4th DAY or April. y. ID. lSsS az nine O'Clock i'm
the forenoon Of that day, which said uroyisas
are described iu suid mortgage rs follows 70
WIZ INC southeast quarter of the northwest
fuhftef ana the northeast quarter of the south
west quarter, all on section thirty-thrcc IN
township twelve ll2l. north Of range three IN
Michigan. VI
Dated January 10, \. u. isss
JAMES n, WRIGHT AND l.. T. NRfguT
Atiy ior Mortgage.
Dan l. X. SULLIVAN.
Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20

Miss Clara-And so your engagement
with DIR. Featherly is at an end, EthelY
Ethel-Yes, for evermorc.
Miss Clara-Will you return the presents
he gave your
Miss Ethel-No, can not do that. lie
never gave me anything but caramcls and
ice cream.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS

!. One assessment made during the
Year.
>. Per cent Of assessment on prop
erty insured 40 OF one per cent.
3. Assessments are made yearly.
state OF Michigan, county of Gratiot
;: J.. B. Quick, president, and Geo,
;, Aldrich, secretary Of said company.
do and each for himself, doth depose
and say that they have read the fore
going statement and know the contents
thereof and that they have good reason
to believe and do believe said statement
to be true
Sworn and subscribed to before me at
Alma in said county this 10th day of
January. y. ID. 1883.
T. y. JOHNSON.
Notary Public. Gratiot Co. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
sr.LoCIs AND ALMA 10 ITHACA
COnneCtIopS

Detroit, with Railroads d.verging.
INmouth-Fllut y Pcre Marquette nv.
Noutn i;}"n-Iolcdo, Ann Arbor * G. ID Tr'nls
ny Alt Line Div. G.. r. Ity. I'm
IIoWurldgc-Ch icago n Grand Trunk Rv.
Lan~ lng-Sag. Div. of VI. G. II. r.. Lake shore
a Michiptn Southern Ry. ""'''
Ionia-D., G.. II. x NJ nv. and Star,or u u
toward tlty-Grand Rap.dsS Indiana A. p
5'R %apids-C. X W. VI. Ry., and G. n. 81. r
y - Sae inaw-Sag. Div. Of VI. G. R.R.: r. &
= VI. Ry., f. II. \ n, :. r q n ~
). u. MLLLlKEN, GEM Manager.
>. C'7"ENTER, Traffic Man. De,roi,
1eheralOihces Detroit. Mich W.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
One Wonnan's Cross.

\ woman waiting FOR train in n New
Haven railway station The other day had
eight cross-cyed children with her.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Il. Il.
.-.. In Effect Jnne &c, 1856.

- lluhs run bN Central Standard time.
MAIN LINE.
''@ "cS'' olatlohs. Going East.
\. MA. N-P.M. 1890
80 i0:l0 5:2O Nv Detroit ArlI: 55 Ban e.3a
80 l9'3. t:ld 3, Plymouth lI:U2 2:50 $40
~ ~ O:ds e, III Lyon :, 1899 2:25 s.i-
s. Mp. NJ. 800" ''I'
y - l:l3 500 Trrvhridge g:O6 l2:lI e.2e
,O'uo - s:Io Lansing >, $500 1926 6:iO
ll"2j 3.l5 g:45 . IOnfa IN M. .o
- MA. Mp. NJ '''" ''0o
80, ,5.g i',3 ~. Grcenvillc, E, 6:2s 80 4:o3
LOU 40 lao Howard City 5:45 g:I5 3'95
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan

Corrected TO June. ~. 1887.
North Bound. Standard Time. South Bound
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20
STANTON BRANCH
ITHACA TO ST. LOUIS AND ALMA

4 luiu - L. Ia n, e. fl ~ :" y ~ y NJ
'''."'' '.-' l.. - M Is
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-01-20

Losses actually paid durinv
the year or which SII.q4G oe-
CURED in prior years..
salaries and fees paid Ulcers
and directors see schedule ALL.
Fees retained Tor reunited To-
assured by agents or cOl!Dct'rs
An other expenditures SEQ
schedule B1.............
Bank loan OF l0s6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15

HAY, hay, hay, Iowa upland. viii
make cheap prices on ton lots, or
larger. llf A. L. WHITE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The stallion service record books
at the Mineral Point Breeding
Stable will be open on aud after
March Ist, 1888. Applications for
the services Of the various stations
will be recorded in the order they
are received and ia no case will the
humber each horse is Iimlted to be-
exceeded. Parties intending 10 use
these stations will do well to make
their contracts a. soon a. possible as
some Of the books were filled last
season before April LIST.
qmI G.. X. READING.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15

fare and honor of the republic.
This is growing and active age,
and every voter who wishes to keep
pace Herewith should get aboard
this craft launched by the Republi-
can party-the only party that aims
ahead for the welfare and prosperity
of country that now revels in the
honor of being the grsndest known
to man, condition brought about
only by the management of said
party.
THIS community is to be treated
to a musical feast on the evening of
the 2Sth inst. For the occasion
Prof. 5. Il. Osborne has secnred the
assistance of Mr.. Nieman Yulie, a
fascinating tenor singer, and Miss
Olive Monahan, soprano, both of
Chicago, and Miss Retlie Monahan,
alto, of Darlington. The program,
which will be out in a few days, is
made up of the freshest and most
select pieces of the day.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15

the "Msrks" and "Cure" stand At
the head of the vast army of such
in the country. The colored jubilee
singers are particularly deserving Of
note E"tClaire, IFis., Duly Her.
did, .iprH 7, 1887.
AT City Hall, Saturday, March H..
Tickets 25, 35 aud 81 cents. Seats
for sale at the Postotiiue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15

prrR FuT.rq Phillips. March B, l.-2. 81
~. fs.I Isl.-r m toe 3r.je's father u ine
to.snuf Mineral Point, Dy Rev. q. Henaft
Mr.. aienard h. Beekerieg and Miss ANNE "
Phillips
The young couple has the best wishes q =
most III friends. among them the TRlBuSE.
I.-STEVESs AT the residence OF
the ofaciatiug minister, Rev n. 7. Blak9, ~
Mineral Il jut sarch ~ ls5-, Mr. = iliai1
Mitch II and Miss susan stephens ooth q
pudguYiiIe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
Fresh oysters At J. A. Spratier's :
uNcLE TOMS CABIN.
J Il. TYACK,
GEO. JEuCK.
JOHN JEAKtNs
Committee.

Rusco IL Swifts STANDARD" takes
the cake. The Opera House wav
packed Last night 70 witness the
best Uncle Tom performance that
ever visited the city. They Will
certainly be wanted this way again.
Every member Of the troupe Is a
sluger or an actor, and perfect al
that. They fairly took the house BY
storm aud eucores aud recalls be-
came the order of the evening. Ia
special manner should be men
tloued Mrs. Rusco as "Ophella.
"Eva" was the most angelic yet, and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN THURSDAY. MARCH Is 1888

may call special meeting. For
the ensuing year the following per-
sons were duly elected as officers:
President-w, l.. TaIlman.
Vice President Calvert Spensley.
Secretary b. J. Bennett.
Treasurer-N. r. Martin
Executive Committee w. A. Joncs, w. East
man, Joseph Prideaux, J. J. Hauscom and r.
Allen, Jr,
The delegates chosen to attend
the meeting Of the Republican Clubs
of the state, at Madison on the 18th,
inst, for the purpose of organizing
State League. were: w. l.. Tall
man, Calvert Spensley, w. A. Jones,
Eiw. Devlin, p. Allen, Jr., and w.
III. Bennett.
On motion the meeting then ad-
journed.
AT the NJ Z. church, Friday even
ing, March l6, an illustrated lecture
entitled "Our Country" will be
given by George w. Gray, p. D., of
Chicago, Ill. Excellent music will
be rendered. Ladies and voters are
specially invited. BY arrangement
with the pastor, admission free.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
r. r. Taxes and Passes.

A writer signing himself Tax
Payer in the Rldgeway Enterprise,
deems the taxes paid by railroads
and other corporations in this state
too. little as compared with what in.
dividuals pay on their property
We are not prepared to argue that
the corporations bear their full share
of the burdens of the government,
but the arguments of Tax Payer
strike us as being not entirely con
elusive. He urges that because the
railroads pay only four per cent. of
gross earnings a. taxes, while the
taxes on farm or house aud lot In
a village pays much larger per
cent. of what it rents for az taxes,
that therefore the payments are diS
proportionate. This is not ueces-
SariIy the case. The gross receipts
from a rented farm or house are
practically the net receipts, because
there are no operating expenses 10 be
deducted from the rental; while fully
two"hirds of The gross receipts of
railroads are expended for expense
of operating. Therefore the taxes
paid by railroads on net receipts ap
pears to be not less than u per
cent. 1t is doubtful if the taxes on
rented properly of the stale exceed
all average of over IL per cent. of
rentals.
Mr.. Tax Payer states the value of
railroad property in the state to be
SIo3,8 2,395.3l, aud the amount of
tax paid (Driug fur per cent. of
gross earulng>) s8O2 1873 90. As
snming these figures to be correct,
we ind that the railroads of the
state pay an equivalent of about Al
per cent. per annum of the value OF
their property As taxes. If 1t can be
shown that other property of the
state pay an average Of more than
4 per cent. of It's value as taxes
annually, then we shall be entirely
convinced that railroads are not
pay ing all they should toward the
expenses Of government.
We heartily endorse all that Tax
Payer says about the evils and dan
gers of the pass system. The peo-
pie who nominate and elect mem
bers of the Legislature and other
officials can easily correct this. All
they have to do is TO plainly say to
their nominees: we demand that YOU
shall not accept for yourself, nor
procure for others during your term
Of office, pass Of any description
on amy railroad, on penalty of de
feat III convention or at the polls,
and the thing viii be accomplished.
Republican club Organ ia tion.
Pursuant to call goodiy number
Of the Republicans Of Mineral Point
met at the council chamber % the
evening of the 9.h inst. to organize
a Republican Club. w. A. Jones
was chosen temporary chairman aud
b. J. Bennett secretary. The con
stitution and bylaws, as provided ,
were read aud adopted. II was de
cided that the name Of the club be
Known as the "RepubIiean Club Of
Mineral Point with its regular
meetings to be held on the first
Thursday Of each month at such
place as the executive committee
may agree upon; that seven members
constitute quorum; aud that upon
written application seven members
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
LINDEN LOCALS.

j. W. pengelly, sheriff Of Iowa
county, was in town on Thursday of
last week on business.
Il. I. Richards lost very valu-
able horse of lung fever last week.
Miss Minnie Wickham, of Ed
mund, is visiting with Miss Lilly
Heathcock
Mr., Sheldon Callow, accompanied
by his brother, Robert, returned to
his Nebraska home on TUESDAY.
Miss Lynch, of Mineral Point, is
visiting frlends in and around Lin
den.
Frank Hicks was thrown off a
load of wood by the running away
of the team he was driving. He
was badly shaken up, and dragged
on the ground several feet, until the
team came in contact with a wire
fence when it stopped. Fortunately
he was not seriously injured. The
team was not hurt.
Copied from the Evans J0MrRal
(Col) of March 3d, 1888:
A LOCAL GENTLEMAN INJURED by
GUNsuur woCND AT FREhPoRr, Ill.
Yesterday Richard, son of our
respected J. T., Thomas Tregoning,
arrived here from Wisconsin.
He is suffrling from "a severe gun.
shot wound Inflicted by one of y
crowd of strike synlpathizers at the
town of Frrepmt, IT., on tuesday
last. Mr.. Trrgnnlug was pts>en.
ger on the G., B. & Q X. II coming
west. When they arrived ut Free
port, through misplaced switch,
the train ou which he was a passeu-
ger collided with another train
He 'lt the train, aud while stand
ing IN crowd looking AT the fleets
OF the collision some one discharged
pistol. The bah entered his rghi
hand near the wrist aud lodging III
tue arm. close to the elbow.
Mr.. 4. though suffering greatly
continued his 'urney toward home,
aud rpou arriving at Ontha he was
taa to Il surgeon The bah ex
tractrd from the arm and the wound
dressed, after winch he contloued
biz .uruey here.
We are glad to say that he is
doing well aud under the skIIIful
care of DR.. Leaven worth will, We
hope, soon be around again.
Richard Tregouig is a nephew OF
James X Rule, with whom he has
been living for the past year, aud
left here about the list Of March to
Join his father in Colorado. u.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
The Local Field.

.7grprIsRMESrs handed in later
/. Wednesday cannot receive at
nam that week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
.r hInablrds have come.

H. bIuybirds have come.
h. lap Of spring will, we pre-
be weary holding that heavy
| her, winter, this trip.
h. display of spling neckties at
fs is one Of special admira
Not easily improved on.
tnu young man in the city
dono better than unite him-
.i,h the Republican club, and
dr men as well.
coat tail flirtation is the lat
A eriukled coat tail bearing
NJ log.marks means 81 have
leo to your father"
5gnES CHARLIE is the name of
lcnill's new horse, and he Is
IA for his kind disposition, one
ne leading requisites in a stock
ascily treasurer is about ready
make bis returns to the county
auer. The manner in " hich the
savers have come forward will
pane hyorably with other years
b sre authorized to announce
lIr j, NJ. Ellsworth, of Dodge
intends keeping his fne col
a uf stock horses in Mineral
lhIs year as heretofore.
s meat market Of Gnbble q
y has been provided with \
and first class refrigerator or
I The young proprletors are
mined to keep up with the
,oi the times.
1884 the tax payers friend
Ted iouy copies of the court
aar aud charged only $40; IN
Ie robbiug political organs
Id 1t'y copies Of the calendar
,a'gsd the enormous price ol
g 1dles of the Home Mission
arlN of The NJ. E. church,
aparlor entertainment al
raence of Mr.. David JACKIE,
'4 evening, March 10Th. The
hmue Will consist Of vocal
Instrumental music, readings,
Admission Is cents. A cor
t@.l'u Is extended to all.
'a #r.r.r.f- ~ -.... E u I s..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
Personal Points.

Personal Points.
Mr.. Peter Toay who left here
last fall to try the butchering bust
ness in Chicago, has returned with
iutenliuns of farming AZ .in, owing
to the poor health of his wife, who
is at present very sick woman.
An injured knee compeIs Mr.. j.
Deller to call ON a cain for assistance.
Burt PAdon is able to get out.
Good!
Mrs. Nicholas Treweek went up
to Madison last Friday for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. E. c. BEN
nett.
Mrs. Jennie Doering, of Gratint,
has been visiting during the past
few days at her brother's, Mr, Fred
MAt'on, of this city.
The fact thst Mr. John Gray is
eonfned at home by sickness is re-
GREETED by his many friends.
Mr.. josiah Esde, of Warren,
H., IS visiting his parents 10 this
clt3
Air and Mrs. S. l.. Stein aud
son, Of Milwaukee, came by surprise
last evening for visit with A. G..
DelIer and wife.
Wilt Haies, who has returned
from dental college, will remain
aud assist his brother.
THE Peak Sisters wish to thank
TIE people of Mineral Point for
their Kindness to them while in their
city, for the use Of the City Hall
and smaller fAvors. They also ex-
teud sincere thanks TO the Mineral
Point band aud the young ladies
ald gentlemen who assisted them
greatly in securing an audience.
PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
Hay, hay, hay, Iowa upland. viii
make cheap prices on ton lots, or
larger. lllf A. L. WHITE.
AT regular meeting of Geo. H..
Lrgate Post, No. 1875, G. a. r.,
Dept. Of Wisconsin, held Friday
ev ening, March ID, 1888, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
wnEREAs. It hos pleased God IN his infinite
wis lom 20 rcmoye from as oy death our Com
rade, solomon Bxby, brave soldier ~h3
served his country as a member Of the 96th
Illinois Regt.; therefore be 10
Re.olDed. That iu the death Of Comrade Blk
by, Legute Pot has lost one Of It's most worthy
members and the wounds be carried oa his
person attestod bis bravery on the field Of
battlc
Hs.oiaed. That we sorrowfuIly express 20 bic
stricken family our fraternn tondolence' com
needing them 70 dim who can sooths aud
soften sorr0g.
( Re.oired. hat the resolutions be entered
upon the minutes of Legate Post, and that q
/ COPY be sent 20 the bereayed family BY the adj
J H. TYACK,
GEO. JEuCK.
JOHN JESKtNR.
/ Committee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
NOTICE TO PARHGRS and DlIRYhEB

All who intend planting the "B d
w" fodder aud eusiage corn thl-
season will please leave their orders
a. soon A. possible as we wish 10
secure Sufficient seed to supply all
demands. lltI
=. ALLEN & SoS, Agts.
Look at Adam Dresen's new
cloths alI styles for the spring
trade. Al fresh and from the head
quarters for fashion. e~4
BosRLEss ham, bacon and dried
beef Al lIendrals.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
rvzgAL POINT MARKET.

hs.ow a-e the highest that are
fsl,gs t,,,r of going TO press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-15
TnERE are adyerIi.ed letIers al

THERE are advertised letters at
the po,r-uiiice, March 10, 1888, for
Ben Glmr, Stuart Lody, Gchart
Young, Mrs. Lizzie Isaac, Mrs.
Margaret Fober. The persons call.
Ing for the above will please say
advertised" aud give date Of notice.
GEO. CRAwFoRD, =. NJ.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-05
INSAN,E ASYLUM PROPOSALS.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIs.
L lature of the State of California, entitled
" An Act Concerning the Insane Asylum of the
State OF California" approved April 4, 1870, and
the existing law governing said institution,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by N NJ
ORR, Secretary of the Board of Directors OF the
Insane Asylum of the State of California, at his
office, 209 and 2ll Channel street, Stockton, up
to o'clock P. NJ, on
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-05
A Lie On the Ocean WAVE.

Indurstes the stomach against sea-sickness,
but single or occasional transit across the
"illimitable wetness" is productive of
grievous qualms, especially when it is
stormy. Ocean travellers, yachtmen, ship
surgeons, commercial buyers sent abroad.
voyagers by steamboat, and all who are &C.
casionally or frequently called upon to be
where pillows are buffete6," should take
along Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the
finest known antidote for sea-sickness, ma
laria, billiousness, and disorders of the
stomach and bowels. Many travellers by
railroad, with delicate stomachsand nerves,
likewise suffer severely en- route. These
VIII find the bitters surely helpful and con-
solGtory. Travelling, even in swifs, steady
and eommodious steamships and s1mptu-
Gus palace cars, is not always a source OF
unmixed Joy and delight, aud the Filters
does much to counteract the discomforts
attending it, aggravated By delicate health.
Rheumatism, brought on by damp weather.
kidney troubles and debility, are efectually
relieved by the bitters.