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Mr. W. $. kali, 324 X street. makes the
following statement:
ThlS is TO certify that have been ailing for
three years with eatarrh ane nervous troubles.
visited several physicians who gave me but
temporary reEef and one said was incur
aole. In June l went TO DIR. Williams Dis
| pens6ry and took treatment and can now
| assert that am completely and permanently
cured. signed, W. S. KALI.
! He says that he tried remedies and doe
tors until he almost despaired. That is the
| case with hundreds of others Disappointed
! IN being cured, but robbed of their money
! people grow to distrust the doctors and hest
! tate to try any further; but 1t is safe to go To
70 those specialists who have an HONEST
RECORD and are curing other folks
| -CAfARRH, Catarrhal Deafness, loss of taste
or smell, Bronchitis, and all throat and lung
diseases permanently cured.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, resulting from er-
ols OF youth, marital excesses, etc, and caus-
ing eXhausting drains, loss OF memory, ambi-
ton and manly power, impediments TO mar
| riage, and wreeBing the victim mentally and
| physically.
BLOOD AND SKIN diseases such as Scrof-
ula, Syphilis, Ulcers, Blotches, affecting body,
| throat ana bones, are speedily and thoroughly
| eradieated from the system.
URINARY AND KIDNEY troubles, pain
ful. too frequent, difficult or badly coiored
urine. pains in the back, structure, varicoceie
and all private diseases cured for life.
Young, middle-aged or old men suffering
rom the effects OF follieS and excuses restored
to perfect health, manhood and vigor.
We are regularly educated physicians and
surgeons, graduates of the best English and
American colleges, with peculiar skill and ex-
| perence in treating the aforementioned all
mentS. This is proven by the henuinerous cures
erected and to which we point with pride
Consultation, examination and advice free.
a pharmacy Is attached and all prescriptions
| filled free of charge.
| Our business Is conducted with the
greatest secrecy and we publish testf-
mon1ais only at the request of patients.
itours-9 A. NJ. to II. NJ, and G to S
L. M. Sundays, 10 A. Nj, to I2 NJ.
only.
DOCTOR WILLIAMS DISPENSARY
Gle X Street. Sacramento. Cal.
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GRAND JURY WORK.
A Case That Ought to be Carefully In
VeStigated.

vestigated.
If e. A. Bovyer, the contractor who
built the public school building at
Twenty-first and L streets, is correctly
reported in an interview published few
evenings ago, the Grand Jury ought to
inquire if there is not some law to reach
his case. He is reported as saying: II
knew at the time of building that the
structure was unsafe"
Here was building which was to be
occupied by several hundred children
and their teachers. and vet contractor
put it up and received his money for it
it to be unsafe. If there is no
law to reach such case there ought to be-
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Coroner,s Inouests.

The Coroner's inquest in the case of
little Albert Parker, who was drowned
near O'NeilPs brickyard, resulted in a
verdict of accidental drowning. Death
from natural causes was the verdict in
the case of Charles Moore, who died
while being conveyed to the County Hos
pital in an express wagon. He was
afflicted with asthma.
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Again Prepared for business.

Last evening the Golden Eagle Hotel
Billiard Parlor reopened, with the tables
all renovated and in perfect condition.
New sets Of balls have been carefully Sc
lected by Z. X. Robbins from the abund-
ant stock at Brunswick, Bake q Co.'s
San Francisco establishment.
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Berlin Cough Cure

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. Ii is perfectly harmless. gives fmme-
diate relief and cures the worst cases in from
two 10 three days. Indorsed by our best ply
sicans. Try a bottle and You will always
keep it. Price fifty cents bottle. The w. II
Bone Company, san Francisco, sole propri-
etors. Kirk Geary & Co., sole agents. Try C.
c. Liniment for acnes and pains.
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The Par-Car Coming.

The railroad pay-car will arrive here
tonight and pay off such of the yard
hands and trainmen as may be on hand
when it arrives. The car will probably
then go north and also to Placerville be-
fore it pays the shopmen here.
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Icvis Divnrcn

The divorce case of Thomas Lewis
VS.. Margaret Lewis was called in
the Superior Court yesterday. but
owing 10 the absence of the plaintiffs
council, E. &. Hart, was continued until
MONDAY next
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Plncer,s Elmo penchns

o. n. Hollbon of Newcastle has sent to
this office box of large, luscious cling
peaches of excellent flavor. They were
grown on Mr.. Hollbon's ranch in the
foothills of Placer
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Notarial Appointments.

The Governor appointed A. s. Nc
Donald of Oakland and w w. Moreland
Of Healdburg otNaries Public yesterday
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Sacramento ....... ............ .California
=. SCHNERR & co.
lsuccessors 10 Postel & Schnerrl

Nos. IIH and uI5 Front Street Sacramento, Cal
DROPRIETORS CAPITAL SODA WORKS
Il and General Agents Fredericksburg Brew
ing Company, dealers in Wines Imported
Mineral Waters, Carboaated Drinks, Flasks
etc.
Our SarsGparilla, Iron and Vichy Water and
California Orange Cider still lead on this
coast on account of their healthfulness purity,
delicate flavor and keeping qualities
RD- Beware of irresponsible parties,
VINO, under all sorts of misrepreSenta-
ton, offer for sale similar but vastly
Interior goods mado IA outside towns.
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CIasses Organized.

Glasses in stenography and typewriting
are being organized at the rooms of the
Young Women's Christian Association.
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MARRIED.

Der 22d, by Rev. c. II. Beechgood, Eugene
Adams to Hettie Mccormick both of Au-
burn.
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SrEINwAY Il SONS, popular Pease and
mcnts. a. j. Pommer. corner Sinth and j. g
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ADJUSTMENTS

The box-of1ice for the Nat Goodwin en-
gagement opens at the Metropolitan
Theater this morning.
Those who visit Turner Hall and see
the beautiful model of the City of Baby
Ion, either by day or in the evening,
come away instructed and with sense Of
having been nationally entertained. 1t is
q worthy exhibit and well deserves
natrOnaqn
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TO TIE PORLlc.

I WILL SELL FINE LEATHER-TOP BUG
L gies of my own make, and which l will
guarantee for years, for S225, and all other
work on h0nd-Carriages, RoclSaways, Open
Buggies, Light Surreys with canopy tops,
Lignt Spring Wegons-all away Glow cost.
Peopeattending the Fair will do well to call
and canine the stock before purchasing else
where. One ofmy jobs is worth n hall dozen of
cheap Eastern buggiGs. II. ". BERN ARD.
se5-1m2p COO and GO2 l. street
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ASTRAKHAN BY THU YARD.

Imported Black or Gray Fine Curled Wool
Astrakhan, so inches wide, suitable for
making shoulder capes and jackets or dress
trimming. Price, So yard.
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Nitareuuftenus.
FIGHTING

nEATH Is AN OCCUPATION THAT WE
~ all indulge in at times. The unfortunate
SICK sicA miss no opportunity To have the grim
CATt.S seldom mention eatarrh. but fo fbe
lhSpllity OF the system TO resist disease is IRE.
gGentiy due the first cause. Again oonsump-
Ilnh, oronchitts or some othername is written
on the certificate, but catarrh was the stare
ing point. ~ '''0 s''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-12

"FIowERY" MEETING AT THE sPRUDEL.
So it is again healing spring to day, as it was
in the fifteenth century, when Charles w., En-
peror Of Austria and King Of Bohemia, coming
home from the wars. stumbled upon the springs
and was healed of a wound he had got at Grey
twelve years before. But that was not its first
good turn to man. as the good people of Carls
bad are inclined TO have US believe, in their
natural desire to connect the Carlsbad dscov-
cry with the great king who gave the springs
his august name; for 1t was called the warm
bath long before Charles time, and the Tepel
the "tepid"-was still an older name. But
Charles made it famous, K be was not its dis
coverer, and when once o had bui his palace
IL the town that grew up about the healing
fountains he set the fashion for royalty that
royalty has never departed from. For bither
came George III. in his happy time, and Peter
the Great and Maria Theresa. and a long line
of kings and kingly men.
1t has become the most famous of all mineral
springs and the most artist cratic watering
place in Europe. Yet the town is always de-
lightfu In the thronged season, which lasts
from the middle of June until the middle of
August, though what is called the regular sea-
son begins earlier and lasts until the LIST Of
October. At the hight Of the season the
throngs in the town are picturesque, as Cars-
bad is tar enough to the east to gain Asiatic
the long lines of promenaders going steadily
along the colonnades Of the 'cure house" This
is one Of the sights worth visiting Europe for
the long line of slowly pacing men and women
from all parts of the world, each one keeping
his or her place in the line as strictly and as
solemnly as one clings TO his position before a
railroad ticket Office in some great out-of-town
rush. 1t has its ludcrous side, TOO, for each
one Of all the promenading thousands carries
an earthenware mug hanging by a strap passed
around the neck; glass will not do, as the Carts
bad springs are too hot for that. Somewhere
an amusing story is told Of a native OF Prague
who bore evidence in his person and habili-
ments OF the oft-repeated assertion that Prague
is the dirtiest city in Europe. Fi0ding one day
that he had left his mug az his boarding house,
he turned TO the gentleman behind him, who
CHANGED to be an Italian dIke aud said: "a
drink from your mug Mein HERR" 1T is
yours" the nobleman replied, with elaborate
courtesy, and presenting it silently slipped
from the line. the borrower drank and turned
TO give back the mug, but found the owner
gone. What wastefulness' he murmured,
pathetically.
But men Of all sorts touch elbow here, and
with frankness and courtesy in the main One s
mind returns and returns to them, aud women
who have come hither for health aad pleasure.
Goethe came often, and always with advantage
to himself His first visit was in 17s5, Zen he
passed a pleasant month ia the company OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-12
A TEXAS GIRL IN GOTHAM.
Some of Her Experiences in That
Lively Town.

Some of Her Experiences in That
Lively Town.
New YORK, April 11.-There is one other
boarder at our house besides myself
Tbs is a very young man who used to be
telegraph operator, and there has recently
been set up in our little back parlor click
ing brass machine, around which he and the
girls sit after dinner, while some lessons -
90 forward, which include great deal of
giggling and very little telegraphy.
AS don't come In on the giggling at all l
get good deal of tine telegraphy. | didn't
realize just how much till found out in
quite an unexpected manner the other
morning. l was riding down town on an
elevated train. Some curious or interesting
thing had caught my investigating eye or
fred my active fancy, and was writing it
all down in my note book, totally oblivious
to my surroundings, to the starting and
stopping of the train and all other sublun-
ary occurrences about me.
All at once | became aware that other
ideas and expressions than my own were
prancing up the avenues to my conscious
ness, and invading the precincts of my
brain. that | was in some manner receiving
an outside impression. At first | couldn't
realize whether | was seeing something,
hearing something or remembering, invent
ing or dreaming it; but / presently dis
covered that l was reading telegraphic
signals; and without raising my head, or
more than pausing in my work, | found
they proceeded from pair Of very bright,
gentlemanly-looking young men who had.
now remembered, come In some stations
back and sat down opposite me.
The hand of the present speaker lay out
on the wooden arm of the seat, and he was
talking very highly with big heavy ring
on his third finger.
Eyes, literary, come from out west or
down south. Going to write q book-all
about New York"
pretty little hand, +" said the other mans
nail on the window glass.
Chicago foot, though"
"What does the pretty little hand writey,
writeyF
TASK her. She looks innocent. She will
tell you"
They looked at each other and grinned.
raised my eyes slowly and looked out
the window with corrugated brow, as il
struggling with an evasive idea or recalcl-
trant expression, aud tapped on my note
book absently with my pencil, Certainly,
Pocket Manuel Of Telegraphy."
Then brought my eyes slowly round to
their faces, regarded them with such lack
lustre indifference, such graveyard solemn
ity that they apparently doubted their own
senses.
But they were the widest, most surprised
looking young men l ever saw, and they
hoped up and few out at the next station,
both exclaiming very loud, Here we are! I
When they had gotten out l leaned back
and laughed uproariously-there was only
a messenger boy at the other end of the car.
just at that moment myself at my WIDOW
moved slowly past the two. as they stood
on the platform, one of them caught the
other by the arm and they looked after me
as the train crawled out bewilderment
gradually giving place on their faces &c
rage; and they shook their fists in very
guarded but also expressive manner, as
went out of sight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-12
LEMON ELIXIR

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-12

whose houses lie like beads along the rapid.
winding river; they hold both banks Of the
stream and crowd against the hills five stories
high, perhaps, where they face the river,
though but two or three in the rear
Perhaps there are twelve thousand inhabi-
tants ia Carlsbad; boarding houses are every
where, as one will readily believe when told
that seventy thousand guests visited the town
last year. 1t is q thriving manufacturing
place, but the real source OF its prosperity Is
naturally its mineral springs. They lie in nearly
a straight line-presumaby crack in the lid
some one suggests-and while deep boring
through the cllclreous crust upon which the
town is built has often penetrated the vast un
DERIVING reservoir, no attempt has ever sue
ceeded in sounding this deep cavern from
which the mineral waters find their outlet un
der high pressure and sometimes with amazing
force.
The Sprudel, the most famous. most abund
ant and hottest of the Carlsbad springs, after
keeping for centuries its methodical way
through the covered houses men had set for it
took upon itself in recent years the liberty OF
varying the monotony Of its existence, and one
fine morning disappeared from it's accustomed
place and made for itself new opening under
the Tepel river, which grew warm and fell tc
steaming. 1t was turned back, but It was the
work of many months. The bed Of the river
was leveled, and for many rods was paved with
granite blocks, clamped and cemented. The
banks Of the river we're also ceiled with cement
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WHAT Mr.. MUTRlE SAYS.

am asked why think the New York
base Ball Club will win the pennant Of the
uatlonal league again this year.
think we shall win, President Day thinks
we snail win, and every man in the club is
certain Of victory, because the New York
cup is the strongest in the land. 1t is
s,ronger than it was last year. All the old
Glants are back with us, in splendid condi-
Aon physically and fit to play ball with any
men who ever trod the diamond. We have
astronger shortstop than last year. They
sh!nk they have better one over in Brook
gn' out don't believe it. The best OF
sood feeling prevails among the men, and
tney are all going to work together for the
snccess OF the club There isn't man in
me club who will not work for the cham
plonship and let his individual record take
rare OF itself. We ara in the game to win.
" course there are strong clubs in the
ueId against US. wouldn't like to say
whether Brooklyn OF Boston is the stronger,
Out we are not afraid of either of them.
there is going to be great revival of inn
serest in base ball this season. The old
wauonal League stands practically alone in
.us neld and championship honors are going
" mean more than they did last year. or
Ner before, in fact. The presence Of two
leagues last year called into notice great
many good base ball players, and the very
JEST OF them will play in the league this
year. There will be better, sharper and
SIoser playing than ever before, and keener
interest on tie part of the public. II there
are not 5000 people here at the opening
game OF the series with the Bostons [ shall
9 % very much mistaken. We are going to
reserve and reward the confidence of the
guollc and to justify the keenest interest.
% 20 lar as the New Yorks are concerned,
mere will be few of days." and every one
" "; comes to the park will see good,
lotiy-fought game.
one thing which l would like to say is
nat the stars Of the club, the very
mrongest men, must positively appear at
very exhibition game that it plays. l am
's'ermined upon this not only to keep the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-12

5000 yards White India Linen Lawn, lengths
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case Sheer White Plaid Lawn, only 6t4c.;
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900 pieces Printed Challies, beautiful styles, at
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is pieces double-fold. striped Beiges, only Sc. !;
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II5 pieces side band Suitings. in blues, grays,
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l21hc.
$50 pieces best American Satines, French
styles, at she; worth l5c.
is pieces 50 inch Wool Henrietta, In tans aud
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80 pieces 81 inch Plaid Cheviots, very desirable
styles, SOC actual value 75c.
Entire stock Black Wool Dress Goods,all kinds,
at reduced prices.
Black Silk Grenadines, Surah Silks, plain and
figured China Silks at reduced prices.
Exclusive novelties in BLACK Swiss and Null
Fiounoings with colored embroidery.
1000 pairs Boys Knee Pants
A
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-12
A STRANGE COMPLAINT.

What strange complaints men and women
will lodge against each other. Now, what
do you suppose is the latest one heard
This: A man said to his wife, as | passed
them stan ling on street corner, she look
ing perplexed and distressed, and be cross
and ill-natured, "Just like woman"
What an unreasonable and senseless ex-
pression It seems TO me that if a man,
lust a man of ordinary brains and compre-
hension, would sit down and put his head in
his hands and try with all his might to
think, he might make shift to realize the
poll parrot idiocy of such charge.
Just like womanl Shades of Helen and
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Cleopatra, what would he expect her to be
just likel What do you reckon he would
wish to have her like, il he could just
choosel
A cameli A weasell An ostrichl
thought this mans look and manner
and his indictment particularly obnoxious
and uncomfortable. longed to reason with
him just like a woman" with a broom,
ana / devoted him. in my own mind, to
something lingering, with boiling oil
in it.
When forego the delights of bachelor
freedom, when l do my unhouSed free
condition put into circumspection. "and take
husband, he will undoubtedly have some
faults and failings-maybe very bad ones.
He may forget to mail my letters; he may
swear; he may even, on rare occasions, get
drunk and beat me, but he must never,
never go 50 far as to accuse me Of being just
like woman.
For, whatever betide, shall never remind
him that he is like man. shall want him
to be like one. Indeed unless he is so ex-
actly like that you can't tell but what he
is one. shall not want him at all.
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AND OTHERS.

The Chicago club, which has six times
won the championship since 1876, and twice
held second place before last year, is out for
high place again. Capt Arson is one of
the best base ball generals in the country,
and his club is keyed up to concert pitch for
1891.
The Cincinnatis have been in such mixed
up condition that it is pretty hard to say
what sort Of front they will oppose to the
foe when they cross bats with the Clevelands
on May l, but for the credit of baseball
everybody hopes they will make a good
showing.
The prospect for 1891 is on the whole, one
to fill the cranks with undiluted joy. There
will be great base ball. JOE X.
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Lemon Hot Drops

For coughs aud colds, take Lemon Hot
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For sore throat and Bronchitis. take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Pneumonia and Lar ync It's. tax
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases. take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. % cents per bottle.
Prepared by II. Motley, NJ. D., Atlanta,
Co
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THE CHAMPIONS IN GREAT FoRM.

In sharp contrast with the courtesy OF
other base ball magnates is the careIessness
of President Byrne of the Brookyns in
neglecting TO take any notice of two re.
quests, each accompanied by a properly
stamped and directed return envelope. )
for either letter or an interview regard
ing the condition of the Brooklyns.
Mr.. Byrne is a shrewd man, however, and
the writer may say for him that he has nc
reason to be ashamed of his club. 1t is in
splendid condition. All the old stars are
back, and, with Griffin on second base. and
John NJ. Ward as snortstop and captain
the team is undoubtedly stronger than ever
1t has magnificent group of pitchers, and
catchers enough to take care of them behind
the bat, and there is fine confidence in the
champions that will carry them well. AS
suredly the Brooklyns are to be reckoned
with.
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SOCIETY AT CARLSBAD
TIE ATTRACTIONS OF THE FAMOUS
BOHEMIAN WATERING PLACE.
A Town Built on the Lid OF Boiling
Kettle-Whsre Nobility, Wealth
and Beauty Meet Every
Year.

Fancy town built on the lid Of boiling ket-
tle-that is Carlsbad, Who first said this am
not able to tell, but all who know Carlsbad will
appreciate the happy wit. And though It is
but the lid Of kettle, IT is very beautiful one.
1t lies In the romantic valley OF the Tepel,
and the Tepel is in Bohemia-just where its
mountains lie darby around the German from.
tier. There is beauty everywhere; the noun
tains look down upon the narrow little city,
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President National Bank,

McMinville, Tenn, writes: From expert
ence in my family, DR.. Il. MozleY's Lemon
Elixir has few. if any, equals, and no supe-
rlors in medicine for the regulation Of the
liver, stomach and bowels. DR.. H. Motley
Lemon Hot Drops are superior to any rsme-
dies we have ever been able to get for throat
and lang diseases. ". II. MAGNESS.