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Burlington Route Excuraions.

Riding Academy. Lessons given in
riding to both ladies and gentlemen at Fifteenth
and n SITS. MR.. AND MRS. GEO. SHERMAN.
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nc.,h of Petnr Chatte,1on.

The many friends Of Peter Cba;terton
will learn with pain that he is dead. He
had been i'll for some time his ailment be-
ing heart trouble. Deceased was widely
known in turf circles, and there has not
been State Fair here in many years in the
condnct OF which be had not performed an
important part. He was man of the
strietest integrity, and his high sense of
honor caused him to be respected among
all classes. The funeral will take place on
Sunday at p NJ, from SIS Tenth street.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements OF Meeting Notices Wants, Lost.
Found, For Sale, To Let and similar notices ,ander
taas head are asserted for cents per line The frt
time and cents per iise each subsequent time. Al
notices Of this character lria DC found under this
heading.
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The reason good people put out kero-
sene lamp is because it is such wicked
thing.-Ner York JON nal.
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Don't buy Sewing Machine until you
have seen the Improved New White. Agency,
S04 street. The White is king slim
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The best place in California to have your printing done.
A. J. Johnston s. Cos, 40 St. Sacramento Cal
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John Ettei, Asssyer and Chemist, has re
turned to 81 ] street. Gold bought.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
THOMPSON'S EYE WATER, Sold at 20 cents lyS
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tering care, because it would be central
aud profitable industry. and it would be for
most of US new. F. NJ. SHIELDS.
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For first-class Carriage or Buggy &c
TO HARRY BERNARD'S, Sixth and L SITS. tt
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Knights OF the Red Cross r.
Special Assembly of Sacramento Com 49,
mandery, No. 2 Knights Templar, Rzi
| at the Asylum, THIS Saturday, Even, TIL
ING, at o'clock. Sojourning Sir lNM
Knights courteously invited BY order wv
OF VIM. B. DAVIS, Eminent Commander
A. A. REMINGTON. r. cortier -
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Sine sofer=Miue.

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Der Del otto Record" bonn II. Mug. =
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oorbereitet, bereE ii9 Weitteras 5u rib
men bat, unb iebt inb ale 8%Drfebrutr=
gen fertig, 10 baB in Wirtli6teit f9on
in nd9iter 3ufunft an Die Mrbeit gegars
gen werben fann. Nor Ginger 3eit
muroe in ben Bergen, mel9e geraoe
i%enfeits BEG Wei9bilbes Der Stabt Iieger;,
cine Mine BON M~ineraIfarbe, rotbem
Oder, entbedt, bic i6 tber cine Strede
bon bret Meilen, tpenn ni9t meter,
binaiebt. 9as Wineral puroe pom
Stats ; @eologen, iowie opn ia9tuus
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Lamb g~efunbeneu slei9pertbig unb pirb
auf $126 per Sonne berani9Iagt. @m
porigen 9ientage purben nun cine
sroBe 3abl BON glr6eitern in atrbeit ges
itelt, UNI suaddft ben plab fhr bic
Maf6inerie in Orbnung gu bringeu.
Siefelbe 1T idon beite1t uuo pirb balo
eintrehen. Wenn BAG Werf politdnois
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tperben unb bas Wegeretbt fur bieielbe
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Or. s. unb 8. Blum in 8alpelon.
S6on bas 9ibt Die @arantie, baB bic
Meittel gu elmer lobnenben Nusbsutuns
Der @ine in REDEEM MaaBe bOrbanben
fn6.
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Nus oer pot Office in CORPUS
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lsioet? SIT es Der Sail, 10 fault cine 6laide
BON Wlr8. Winslcwa Soothing Sprup.
st wtrb ben aruten 8leiuen ipfprt bon ieie
men @4mer3en befrcien. Wan perlaie lid
earauf es bilft. sc 1T feline Wlutter auf
@rben, bic eS periudte uno Sud ntdt nit
tbeilen warbe, bab es bic @insemeibe res
sulirt, ben Sleinen 5alfe unb @ei unsbeit
uno ber Mutter 95ube peridafft, bab es
,pte 3auber wtrtt. Das Wittel 1T fiber in
alien Tdlen unb ansenebm bon @eidmad;
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Dpctprinnen in ben Ser. Staten perz
idriebeR. neberall gu baben, bic 6laide
au 25 Gents
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mertiamer Wirtb, Der ftets beitrebt 1T,
bic Wiini9e ber- Gdfte gu erfiiaen.
Seben SOnntag Na9mittag unb Nbeno
finbet elm Grei= &Dn3ert 1tatt,
ausgefibrt BON Der Ser. 6taaten Niis
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ourd locale applicationen, ba fe Den @ib Der
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rem bon einem ber befien Gerate bieies Qanoes
berorbnet rno 1T elm reeelmabtses 8ecept. @it
befebt aus ben beten neutrality-suspicious.
bic Direct auf bic S9leimuberaade ipirfen. 9if
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infer groBes 2aser Don neuea unb ge.
brau9ten Bianos unb Orseln gu Der.
taufen, benno9 f6nnen mir before Sers
mine unb biligere preile uuter gutter
Garantie geben uie iebes anbere @ef9dft.
Sbos 8Dggan & 8ros,
208 Commerce StraRe.
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lss- Warum mo0t Sbr pianos 3tpei=
telbafter Site BON r%eiien6en 9dnblern
taufe en-, tuenn Sbr bic e9ten @merion
in Der neueten Nusfiibrung biaiger
unb unter leidte>en 8~eoingungen in
benz b~erodbrten @ef9dftsbauIe BON
3bos. @oggau & Bros. baben
t6nntS
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erno unb f6neu %9dbmun8. SIS lit elm pabrer @efunb=
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3rantbeiten. Miabt ifledten 4tbem gut unb ~entfernt
bic nria6e. gertreibt bic 8ilipiitdt unb lit unnberz
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say- 50 nonB ros. litfern bic
beiten nno bili9ften SrudIa@en @ebt
al i9nen.
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2(lamo 2atrinem. 2(bfmbr=s Dftem.
Office: Is NDrb. Glores itraBe, SeIepbon
359. 6. 6. NbbeD, Manager.
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@raf SdieIer, Der @eneraIquar.
tiermeiiter bes beuti6en &ei9sbeeres,
beft9tigt ge~gentpdrtig bic Getungen on
Der beuti6'ruiii6en @ren3e.
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80 NJ. $. OmtteriiDe, 33s

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Ofs9outonsS traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam ; J;tters, balten 1i9 benz
gublifum fir lae in ibrGa6 i9Iagenben
Nrbeiten empfOblen unb berfpre6en
8eiorgung aler Q~uftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, @ass 6irtures, 8abepan>
men, @lOiets &c. itets an 9anb.
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AMARITAN
NERVINE

trefen bei 6ie6erbite. Sin unpersleidbares Qbflbrz
niitteI. GS betlt trantbaften appfi6mer, munberbar
ibnel. Rg-Gntbdlt feline iddpliden Subftan8en. @eiz
1ist haS @ebirn. aurirt i6neu 3beumati5muS unb
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S%lngltngenG Mdnneru
wir5
St6ere 9etltttt9 9arantirt.

Die f@redli4en Golsem Der Susenbfinbeu.
Gef9le9tSf9wa&e berurfadenb, poourd Self
na6 sforper rninirt tueroen, permanent &C.
betlt. Serdtlopfen, S9i4ternbeit, Samen.
ab1ub. @eba9tuiBf@uade, 8erIuf ber Gner>
9ie, Abnsignns segen @efeafdaft unb MeIan.
Golie sriinoli6 furirt.
8erbeiratbete Mduner, ober foI9e,
bic fid Serbeiratben molten, bic in GoIse bon
Satisfaction in Der Sa9enb an 9ef@ledts> unb
Rerbenfdipd9e leiben, werben gria6lid turirt.
Seine Wineralien etngegeben.
5unse Mduner, bic tire 8eit NIT unfdbigen
eeuten berf@uenbet unb fd Oaburd 8rant.
heiten bes Ropfes. ber Nale, 6es Salfes, Der
eeber, 2ungen, ginsereibe unb bes Masen8
8uge5ogea baben, werben f1ueI turirt.
eabt Sud nidt burd faIfaes Saamsefabl
abtaIten, fofprt
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Oa8 ein5ise betannte Mtttel fur epileptiI6e Mnfdae. "a
GbenIc fur Gpnpuliicnen uno Saatrantbeit. Nerpb5t
S6pdde ptrp Ipfprt g~ebeIIert unb sebeilt. &einigi
baS Slut unb beI6leuutst beiien 6trfulattpu. Gerbtn=
bert bic nriaden Der Srantbeiten. Seilt sefdbrlt6e
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Or. @usuf 86nte's
Ne amburger o
KrRuterpHazter

1T elm sar3 uorsaeIi6es SeiIrnttteI sssen
0s(@miire, e~hnitttuunhea, Branh anh g3yRAs
1unoen. Srofbeulets, 9dbnerauget. etc.
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reselmdBisteiten i'm Rerpeuipitem. A8-Silft, mo allies
@nnere rerfeelt uno erfrtiht @eiit nnc abrper. Seilt
Opspepitai peer ha5 @elp wiro 3uridSe9eben.
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TINE CHARLES A voeELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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Is cts. bae gadst. sa alien aprtbsfen ,u babsn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02

--"Bcttor late than never" is hardly
u suitable motto for The man sho travels
n,uoh by rail.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02
SMOOTH.FACED DUDES.
The Latest Hhim Of the Young Men Who
Pretend To lie In style.

The Latest Hhim Of the Young Men Who
Pretend to he In style.
IL Is becoming fashionable 'or non
TO shave Their boards and go around
with smooth faces. This applies par
ticulorly to che young mon who have
been wearing closo-cropped pointed
boards and mustachcs as long as tho
points OF their boards. II is not con-
sdcred the best of form for these
young men To bo seen in n public bar
ber shop. OF course TO have their
faces constantly smooth they must
shave themselves or got shaved some-
whore, but there is beginning To be "a
prejudice against sitting in line in
public barber shop, just IA there has
bocn for some time past against sitting
on the public bootblack stands at tho
street corners. A man m ist have his
shoes shincd. unless he wears patent
leather or russet shoes, and even then
they need some looking after, but he
Is expected To have the work douo
in somo place whore he will not bo
seen during the process.
This recent whim against appearing
in the public barber shops will not
hurt tho barber shops any more than
the prejudice against public bootblack
stands among the same class of men
has seriouSly injured the business OF
the bootblacks. The class Of men who
pay attention To all these things Is not
so large as to hurt the trade of moro
than dozen places.
The theory of IL is that n nun il
shaved 10y his valet and that every
man who can afford To be sufficiently
good form To pay attention to all these
things has enough money or credit to
have valet; or. IL he has not a valet,
TO make n bluir ut IL. On the Same
assumption that his man looks after his
clothes and shoes is the other assump-
tion that his man also shavos him. No
fashionable young man would be seen
taking his clothes 10 his tailor's To bo
pressed, and though most OF them who
have the crcascs In their trousers FIRE.
quently renewed get the work done at
their tailor's, they make prctcusc of
having IL done 10y their man, and l.
the other duties OF this man, In many
cases n supposititious being, is added
the care of his masters face.
This fashion OF the smooth-shavcn
face is said to have come from tho
actors. just as actresses influence tho
styles Of dress OF women, actors have
been TO less extent influencing tho
apparel and appearance Of u certain
class oSmcn. The way OF wearing tho
hair which was prevalent year or
two ago was begun by actors. Almost
all actors have smooth faces. especially
almost all the oe'tors who pose ON tho
stage aud who attract audiences Of
women 10 admire them.
The fashion Of having a smooth facc
Is just coming In, and IL has not yet
been taken up to n great extent A
man may sacrifice his beard. but II no
has n bad mouth or face which would
be harsh In outline without the curves
Of his mustachc To change IL. he will
not abandon his preson, adv lntagcs
quickly. N. Y. sun.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02
a SHORT CATECHlSM.
II Explain, why DaIrying Is n Profitable
Farm Industry,


What Is the most profitable branch OF
Agricultural Dairying.
WhyP Because it Is manufacturing
finished products from raw material,
and because tho manufacturer also pro-
ducc5 the raw material llI has tho
profit that tho seller OF raw material
gets. and tho profit the manufacturer
secures.
What Is necessary to success in dali
ryingP Many things Tho dairyman
must bo n good farmer, "A good judge OF
cattle, especially Of cows, u good feeder.
and careful business man generally.
What is the best soil for duirying? A
limestone soil perhaps. but any fcrtile.
wsll-drainod soil that will grow good
pasture is adapted to this purpose.
Clay loan soil is always good. Tho
land should DO moderately level and
wcll-watcrcd.
What kind OF COWS arc bcst' Good
milk cows. That comprehonds ALL No
matter about tho breed. or course you
want COWS adapted to tho kind Of dairy
lilH lOllONtus vi uullclr OtIStg Dlb'u
cxccls, but 1t would be folly to keep u
Jersey hcrd il tho milk Is TO bo sold by
tho quart For choose purposes, tho
Ayrshire and Hostcin blood Is good.
Short-horns are good for butter and
cheese and milk, and selected native
cows excel MS good mixers for almost
any purpose A short-horn grade ls
an excellent COW, and the various
grades and crosses OF llolstein, Ayr
shire, Jersey and Devon mako the best
OF dairy COWS.
How should tho dairyman keep up
his herdP by breeding and raising his
own cows He can In this way grade
up herd To tho highest point OF eX-
collcnco, and at no greater cost after
starting. than in raising scrubs, Get
n good male. OF good milking strain,
and breed To the best COWS
What crops should the dairyman
raisop Besides pasture, the main crop
should be corn for onsilago. 1t Is now
settled that n silo is essential To the
greatest success in dairying. For tho
dairy herd he need raise no other crops.
for il is cheaper TO buy bran and mill
feed than to produce small grain on u
dairy farm. "A York Dairyman, in Ohto
Farmer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02
WATER FOR FUEL
An Important Invention Recently Made
by a Wisconsin Man.

What appears 70 be an important
Invention has recently been made pub
lie in Phillips. Wis. II is no less than
the practical and cheap use OF water
for fuel The appliance consists oi
nothing but "A piece Of gas pipe from two
inches 20 six inches In diameter. as
may be- desired. and OF convenient
length 10 ft a cook stove or parlor or
other heater, with short legs or stable
support, 10 keep 1t In position. This Is
placed In tho stove. with one end slight
ly projecting. 90 which Is attaches q
vessel Of water with stop-cock conduit
from the water vessel into tho pipe
Before reaching tho steam chamber the
water passes through the important
part Of the invention. tho part Ola at
constitutes or contains tho great dis
coycry. BY means u IL the water may
pass into the steam chamber. while tho
steam can not pass out The part of
tho pipe containing the steam chamber
IL within tho stove, although small
part may bc without II desired. To
this tho heat Oi moderate wood or
coal fire Is applied. 50 as 10 heat the
steam 20 n high temperature. say 3OOa
or nearly 50J'. when it plsses out OF
small Oriicc Immediately into the midst
Of bed Of Goals or flame from burning
wood or coal, when IL is at once raised
20 the required tcmIc aturc. 400" or
more, 20 bo Immediately dccomposcd
into its gases oxygen and hydrogen
which instantly become flame. Only
moderate summer fire Of wood or coal
will be required tho coldest day in win
ter, the gaseous flame furnishing the
balance OF the heat needed In the cold
est room. The capacity for reducing
heat may be regulated TO suit require
ments.
When IL Is known that hydrogen
flame yields heat in burning five times
greater than carbon. or about 2000' to
2J00', one may form some idea Of tho
capacity Of this little contrivance for
producing heat
BY increasing the temperature OF tho
gas pipe TO about 1909. the vapor may
be decomposed into its gases before exit
from the pipe, and in such cases 1t Is
emitted In jet Of blue flame. In other
case tho oxyhydrogen flame Is easily
produced, and with n very small con-
sumption OF fuel. Light, Heat and
Power.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02
DE. e. y. LEWIS

Who. after intense study aud deep research
has lately discovered a new, extraordinary, quick
certain aud inexpensive cure for diseases OF the
Brain and spinal cord, SpCrmuturrhUa, Seminal
MCuKuc~s, Fluid escapes, lmpOtcuCy and de-
ranged Functions of the Nervous aud GCuCrativc
systems TINS NEw AND MARVELLOUS MEDICAL
TRE.rM ENr has cured the most desperate forms
of Nervous Disorders In both young aud oid. To
dchtliHtCd youth tt bCStuW> the Nigur OF man
hood, aud I'm advanced are it establishes the
Yigur ut youth without the possibility oi failure
tPINAHY COMPLAINTS. Acute or Chronic llS.
ChargtS. structure, Retention ut Urine, Gravel,
Kidney or Bladder Disorders, syphilis secondary
symptoms, Emptiou~, skin Diseases, arr all all
Solutcly cured without tho use of mercury, cop
aiha on injections No restriction In diet or hind
rance from business. RECENT CASES CURED ~
THRKr or POUR DAYS. Patients whose eases
have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced
mCumliC. are particularly invited To visit Dr.
Lewis. Awrittcn guarantee OF cure given In all
cases arranged for and undertaken IL PRACTICE
upwards of 30 YEARS.
RG-nr. Lewis is frequently consulted 10y many
who have been completely discouraged OF ever
being cured amer having experimental with
various advertised uustrums Electric Belts DC,
which Invariably do more harm than good.
Every phase Of disease demands different aud
special treatment To those who may have been
diSappo iutcd nr. Lewis would say consult him
aud he ill rstorv the disappointed one to all the
duties oii ie whether they bc physical az mental
pertaining to married lie or "sngC hlcs>ciucss.'
CONSULTATION, MEDICINES, sc, 50.
DIR. LEWIS il permanently located az 10
Friendship street Providence, r. L., one door
hours, All rHk YEAH ROUND, nom to 2 and 3 to
:. sunday. iO to . not later. Rheumatism cticc-
ually cured. Female complaints skillfully
treated
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02

Farming tends to cultivate indie
pendencc Of character. The farmer is
his own master more largely than most
other classes OF men. He has not To cater
60 the whims Of the public, and 1t is
susceptible OF demonstration that these
things favor health and lougevlty.-
American Agriculturist.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02

1t is stated in Fox's book upon
regimental losses in tho American civil
war, just published, that the Thirteenth
Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers,
had smaller percentage OF deaths
from disease than any three years
regiment in the entire Unicn army.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-02
Notice to Country Patients.

pr. Lewis will. ON rull description ofca-c, " IN
fcc cuclusct) immediately send a supply of his
valuable medicines, accompanied with iustruc-
tious aud advice for the cure Of the above
distressing complaints.
COUNTRY PATIENTS CoRRESPopED WITH
Until CURED.