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ALCOHOLISM
DR.. kitto's Prescription Said to be az
InfallibIe Cure.


Recently the Chicago Herald published
the formula of DR.. Robert A. Kitto's cure
Of the liquor habit, which is claimed to
be an infallible cure. The doctor is re-
ceiving hundreds Of testimonials telling
of its wonderful effects. The formula is
as follows:
Ichthyol ammon sulpho............... 9 drachms
HodroStls lphate..................... ! drachm.
- lluA dlacnmS
iSesorcne-..-...-... drachms
II coiumbo mon alcoholicJ ........... 3 OF.
Liz. ammon. acitatls, q. s........... 3 OF.
Two tabiespooufuIs every three hours, for
three weeks.
The formula is accompanied with the
following directions to druggists how to
compound the medicine:
'1he columbia must be non-alcoholic
tincture. Evaporate the alcohol. then
supply the volume left by evaporation OF
the alcohol by an equal volume of water,
| otherwise an insoluble precipitate will be
had"
In regard to the doctors professional
standing, the Chicago Heratd saws:
''Dr. Robert A. Kitto, is young sur
geon OF national reputation. No praise
too high can be given the young doctor
for his philanthropic spirit III giving to
mankind, free of charge, a prescription
which will do as we are satisfied DR..
Eitto's treatment has done. He has
toregone fortune in giving to the world
for the poor drunkards and their fam
ilies.n
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TOR SALE-l5o Tons NEW HAY, IN
Il lots o suit purchasers, at So per ton. APP
ply }. STOUT, PERKINS, nye mics rom Sacra-
Iuento. ap14-lw~
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DON MARVIN 5!
FIve-Ycar-oid Record, a:2s.

rive caf-Otd Record. S:2S.
DoN MARVIN IS A BEAUTIFUL SEAL
~ brown. foaled 1854; bred by Senator E-e.
Lind Stanford, Palo Alto Cal; is IT. hands
high and weighs !, 200 pounds; sired by Falls,
1898 sire OF iour in $3.50 LIST, he by Elec-
tloneer. Dam, Cora tdam OF Don Marvin,
2:2S. and Elected trial 2:26). by Don Victor
isire of the dams of i've in he 800 LIST by
Belmont. Second dam. Clarabel foam OF CHI
ton Bell, 2:24]@, ana Rebecca, dam OF four IN
$50 list by Abdallah star. Third dam
Fairy (cam OF Stoner roy, 1921. ana Sweep
stakes, sire of % in the ESQ list and three
otter producing sires and dams by Rysdyll's
Hamb .etonian. Fourth dam, Emma Mills fdam
OF four horses that have sired $3.50 perform
ers) by Seely's American Star.
Dos MARVIN viii make the season of
1892 az $40, with usual return privilege.
which makes him the chez est horse In the
state, RI cord and breedirg co.,sidered, having
what other public s,sIlli.sI has on the
coast-four producing dam. tor .drther par
ticulars or complete circulars 8. dress
CHARLES /. Low ELL.
1923 street, Sacramento, Cal.
BE- Colts broke and handled for spaed.
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Oeasrrnl 2.lrttres.

HAVE YOU 4 TAPEWoRM?-IF 50,
4 Z and you wish to be rid of il, commune
cate with +. s. W., this Office. One doSe cures
or no charge. ap1S-2w
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5nr Sale.

T9OR SALE CHEAP-TWO REGISTERED
L Jersey heifers. Call at southeast corner
Second and streets. apl9-3t*
LOR sAIE-TEN SHARES OCCIDENTAL
! n Building and Loan Association stock,
tenth series. Gail or address j. H., 600 Sew
enth stleet. apl9-3t
MGR SALE-TEN SHARES, FOURTH
j. series, Cermania Building and Loan stock.
address STOCK, this once. IT.
! NOR SALE-SHAHES OF STOCK OF THE
| Il Orangevale Colonization Company. Adj
dress H.. this Office 1tF
TNGERSOLL'S CHRISTMAS SERMON,
/ and the great controversy arising there
nom. Price 10 cents. Book store, J25 j
street. 1T
TOR SALE-15o TONS NEW HAY, IN
l. lots 10 suit purchasers, at So per ton. APP
ply }. STOUT, PERKINS, fiye miles rom Sacra-
laento apl4-lw~
f5OR SALE CHEAP-l5o SACKS OF PO-
II tatoes. good quality, at 1orty cents per
sack. 800 I4leN enth street. ap13-St%
LrOR SALE-A COUNTRY HOTEL DOING
K Il Ene business, and in very healthy To-
Caity. Just tie place for u man with family.
Eighteen wcu-furnished bedrooms, with line
din ng-room, Kitchen, cellar, barns, out
houses anu every convenience. zine bar at
taened. Large lot with plenty OF yard room.
Hotel ana lot viii be solo at u bargain, will
exchange for city property. Fof terms and
particulars address Mas. NJ. NOTAW, Oleta,
Alnador County, Cal. ap43-lw%
IJBk SALE-OD,OOO FEET OE 1RRI(iAT-
4 ing pipe dipped, and screw coupling: Tor
sale cheap. Inquire tor CHAPLIN at brick
kins, north OF depot, to see it. ap9-1m
TOR SALE-A BOARDING AND LODG
u ing-ifoUse OF IL rooms, nicely furnished
and Going good business. Address Mrs. NJ
this Office. ap5-tf
y ANCH FOR sALE-TWO MILES SOUTH
I IL east of Lincoln, Placer County: 22O acres
cuoiee fruit land; the place is i'm proved: has =
good house barn and other buildings upon Il,
and IS inc. osed by substantial fence; the
property was formerly known as CalderWood's
ranch; ior sale on easy terms. Apply to MRS.
/ LAUt,ENCE NICK CARNEY or = SOLON
HULL, her attorney, 500 Fifth street, Sacra-
mento. ap7-u
! EoR SALE-4oo ACRES, TWELVE MILES
L south OF sacramento ana two miles from
ak CiToTc, on Upper stockton road. KicA,
strong wheat land; good Improvements; crop
iiic.uCetl. Price, So, 900. address j. y. Gil
NIKE, ELK Grove, Sacramento County, Cal,
H2J-lms
I Tor SALE-LOTS 10 Oh soxIGO FEET,
( Il north side o. street. between twentieth
anu 4wenty-hrst streets, one OF tile finest loca-
lions IN The clty-aboVe all possible hOods.
/ " y. CHAMBERLAIN, 1918 NJ street
/ IY0R SALF-ONE or THE FINEST AND
J largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance, best location; stock and lease. liz
( q9lre at this Office.
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MGR SALE TEN SHARES, FOURTH
/ series, CIerInania Building and Loan stock.
address STOCK, this once. it,
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NOR SALE-SHARES OF STOCK OF THE
l. Orangevale Colonization Company. Adj
Dress IL. this Office. ltf
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fJOR SALE CHEAP-15o SACKS OF PO-
L tatoes, good quality, at 1orty cents per
SICK. 300 IleN enLh street.. apl3-StE
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TNGERSOLL'S CHRISTMAS SERMON,
/ and the great controversy arising there
nom Price, 10 cents. Book store, J25 j
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w male cock tor country, $50; girl for gen
eral houseworh, $50. W. K. LOWRY, EN-
pIoyment once, OK IL street. apIS-2t*
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w ANTED - COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w houSewoTk in family OF two persons. Ap-
ply at 1871 IL street. ap1S-2G*
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TIVE ROSY FRESHNESS.

aS Colts broke and handled for speed.
mi 2-3nl
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VAIANTED-TO PURCHASE A LOT
w 4Gx16O, centrally located, or house ana
lot. Address, giving location and price, z. o.
DoX 10, city. ap19-2t*
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WANTED - GIRL TO DO GENERAL,
w housework. Apply at 513 street, up
stairs. ap19-2t*
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RIO LET-GOOD OFFICE, SMALL STORE
or rooms tit tor housekeeping. 129 j
street. Nj. y. BU RkE. aplS-lWF
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TOR SALE-5O, 900 FEET or IRRIGAT-
l. ing pipe, dipped, and screw coupling: Tor
sale cheap. Inquire tor CHAPLIN at brick
kiins, north OF depot, to see it. ap9-Im
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! APANF.SE BOY DESIRES TO WORK IN
q garden or stable, or gardening by the day.
Address JAPANt. Sk, at this OIf.ce. ap1S-2ta
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/ ing-ioUse OF IL rooms, nicely furnished
and Going good business. Address Mrs. NJ,
this Office aD5-tT :
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TyO RENT - UNFINISHED ROOMS,
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4 COMFORTABLE HOMO

ONE BLOCK FROM ELECTRIC ROAD.
" 4 good nine-room house, hard-fnished
good barn, chicllefI-house etc. 4 cosy and
nice home. Look at this place before you in
vest elsewhere. For price and particulars
call on
j A NJ rs E. MILL S
3O1 j STREET.
Real Estate Dealer.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-TWO REGISTERED
L Jersey heifers. Call at southeast corner
Second and z streets. ap19-3t*
NOR SAI.E-TEN SHARES OCCIDENTAL
L Building and Loan Association stock,
tenth series. Gail or address j. H., 600 Sew
n stu CI-E2T
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rsEO LET-TWO NEW FLATS WITH ALL
modern Improvements on Seventh street
No. 16l4. Reasonable rent to right party.
Apply to STEOBEL, 3l7 j street. ap1 3-6tt
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TENO LET-UPPER PART OF NEW FLAT,
4 1416 Seventh street, between n and .;
SIX rooms bath, hot and cold water, china
closet, burglar alarm, electric gas lighting,
with modern improvements; rent, $50; oTnC ?
lives III lower part Inquire of W. z. COLE
MAN, 1928 } ST., or on the premises. apls-If
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VNO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
i without board. 7O2 and 104 NJ street.
apl9-lW%
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EOR SALE-LOTS 10 Or soxI6o FEET,
4 north side ol p street. between twentieth
tons IN tie city-atbove all possible foods.
". y. CHAMBERLAIN, 1918 NJ street.
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EoR SALE-4oo ACRES. TWELVE MILES
K south Of sacramento ana two miles from
ak GToycr on Upper stockton road. Kica,
strong wheat land; good improvements; crop
iiic.UCett. free, ST, 900. address j. \. G1Ll-
MORE, Xix Grove, Sacramento County, Cal.
IIitl .-lf
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Are being sought for daily, and It is matter
OF only short time when they cannot Sc had
at the present prices and terms. Cali now and
get one before il is too late.
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&a5- Rents Collected. Money to Loan.
Insurance at Lowest Rates for Good
Insurance..
The morning call., 1892-04-03
TIE SEALING QUESTION.
No Further Interest in England Concerning
Arbitration.

NEW YORK, April 2.-.5nlley cable spe-
cial to the Tribune from London says ::
What little English interest there was In
the Bering Sea question died with the an
nouncement that President Harrison would
accept one Of Lord Salisbury's last two
alternative proposals. Prior to this
satisfactory assurance the British press
indulged in some of its usual gym
nastics. The correspondence laid before
Parliament appeared on Monday and the
comments OH it in the papers the following
morning we're of the kind which it can now
serve no good purpose TO repeat
President Harrison's action is the best
comment on them. He was accused, Of
course. of making his diplomacy mean
electioneering. l do the English papers
justice in saying that they seem not
quite aware of the gravity of the charges
tney fling about so reckiessiy. They are
perhaps repeating what they have heard.
The teacher OF the British parrot is the
American mugwump. The parrot cam or
be expected TO know how insignificant his
master is or to gauge the value of his maley-
olent associations. lie hears a loud scream
from New York and echoes it in London.
1t Is not tie business of the parro
10 think. He never asks himself what
sort of person the chief magistrate of the
American republic would be If his official
acts we're influenced by the wish to grovel
before the Irish enemies of England In
America. These English critics who impute
base motives so readily to the President
are hOrrifed when IL Is suggested that Sails
bury delayed agreeing 10 arbitration or de-
layed answering the American proposals in
order TO give the Canadian poachers time 10
get AWAY.
The morning call., 1892-04-03
THE STORM OVER.
Scattering Showers Followed Generally by
Fair Weather.

SUsANvILLE, April "Wednesday and
Thursday is inches of wet snow fell here,
melting away until but little remains. This
is great benefit TO the farmers of this
county. as the ground had become very dry.
There is danger of the apricots and cherries
being killed by frost as many trees are in
bloom.
North SAN JUAN. April 2.-On Thurs
day night rain commenced falling and con-
tinued with occasional snowstorms until
noon to-day. There has bean hea Wy fall
Of snow up in tha mountains and the
streams are high. There was a dangerous
frost Wednesday morning, killing q great
many fruit buds.
GILRoY, April 2.-Light rains continue,
with warm, pleasant weather, with some
signs of clearing this evening. With con-
tInuance Of moderate weather the hay crop
will be ready for cutting a fortnight earlier
than usual.
CAYUCos, April 2-Another rain occurred
here yesterday, amounting to ST of an inch.
HUENEME, April 2.-There was another
fine rain last night. The crop pros spscts are
excellent.
SANTA MARIA, April 2-More rain fell
yesterday and continued most of the night
The rainfall for the season up to date is
about nine inches. The land will be in
good condition now for summer crops.
SANTA ANA, April 2--There was .35 of
an inch OF rain here this morning. There
are prospects for mo re tonight.
The morning call., 1892-04-03

street and Lee Salisbury. the driver, sus-
taiEed broken collar bone. Several horses
were killed and the entire city strewn with
wreckage. In the river STEAMBOATS, Gazelle
and the Savannah and the ferryboat Belle
Brownsville were swamped.
Special from Hiawatha. kans., Senaca,
Horton. Lawrence, Kans.. and Doiiken and
Marysvllle. Mo-. report great loss.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., April 2.-Ihe storm
set In Thursday afternoon. and ragged furi-
ously for "a hours. The low temperature
was confined to the mountains, but the
wind swept madly over the State from west
to east, and tie air was filled with dust and
SHOW.
DENVER, April Few particulars have
been received at Denver regarding damage
done hy the storms between here and Kan-
sas City, and the extent of the damage can
only be surmIsed. For stretch of over
100 miles, between Cheyenne and Kansas
City. the telegraph lines are all down, the
poles being literally blown out of the
ground.
Houston, Texas, April "A report has
just been received here that the town of
Santa Ana was almost destroyed last night
by cyclone. Three persons were killed
outright and a score or more seriously in
jured. There was hardly building in the
place left unipjured.
The morning call., 1892-04-03
AN ALABAMA TRAG EDY.
Desperate Attempt to Escape Of Sslf-Cou.
fessad Postoiice Rohhar

Desperate Attempt to Escape Of self-Con-
fesssd Postofice Robber.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April News has
been received here Of fatal shooting in
Elmore County between Peter Crock and
kufe Posey. Posey runs a country store,
and Ii has been robbed several times re-
Gently. In the last haul $40 In stamps was
stolen. At prayer-meeting on Tuesday
evening Crock confessed to the theft
Thursday, while having his preliminary ex-
animation, some one carelessly left VIM
chester rife within his ch. He seized IL
and attempted to leave, wien Posey and
others followed him. He turned and fired
on Posey. shooting him through the lower
part of the abdomen, fatally wounding him.
He fired again. shooting him through the
arm. Crock was carried to Wetumpka and
lodged in jail.
The Evening Telegram states that
Chinese residents Of this country have
for some time been circulating a petit
ton among their countrymen praving
The Emperor of the "Flowery Kingdom" to
retaliate on the United States aud that the
petition has already received 400 600 signers.
The petition states that the Celestial resi-
dents in this country are fearful of enduring
even greater bardships in the future than
they now endure AMI accuses the United
States of breaking faith. The blame for
this Is laid on immigrants from Europe and
not on the natiye-burn population.
The morning call., 1892-04-03
NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
Sealing schooners Arriving With Captured
Skins-TheY Will Go for More

Sealing schooners Arriving With Captured
Skins-They Will Go for More.
VICTORIA, B. c., April 2.-The steamer
Mystery arrived this afternoon from the
west coast. She reports the sealer Miunie
waiting at San Juan for over month for
Indians, who are too scared to go about,
having been threatened with the American
gunboats, etc, if they go north The
Mystery has taken 800 skins in Victoria
and the Pioneer 2O0. The captains of the
sealers are dissatisfied with the customs
authorities as to their claims for compensa-
tlon. Their papers lio al the custom house
here and they cannot get them. Two
captains came down tonight 10 act for the
rest and 10 endeavor to get their papers so
as TO comply with fresh demands for infor-
nation as TO the details and nature of
claims. All are disposed to take no notice
OF the warning that any action is at their
own risk.
The boat and boats crew of the Penelope
reported lost was picked up by the Beatrice.
Work on the wrecked San Pedro is prac-
tfcaiy suspended for the present.
Action for libel by the Attorney General
against COlintat comes up Wednesday.
The Government steamer Quadra arrived
from Nanamo this afternoon, in answer to
instructions in regard TO an investigation of
reported wrecks on the east coast. More
wIeckage has been reported on the west
coast, and the Quadra will make careful
investigation.
AT San Juan and Cliqu0t the belief exists
that the story of the wrecks is correct, ard a
story comes OF q big vessel being in trouble
OF Queen Charlotte Islands.
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BROOKLYN STARTLED.
A Mysterious Explosion in the Aristocrat
Section OF That City,

Aysterlcus Explosion In the Ar1stocratlc
Section Of That City.
New YORK, April 2.-An explosion on
Willow street. near Cranberry. Brooklyn.
last night at 1855 o'clock woke the whole
neighborhood and broke the windows in all
the houses adjoining. The entire police re-
servo of the Second precinct was called out
by the explosion. The neighborhood is
quite old-fsshioned. No. Al Willow street is
the residence of William F. Whiting, 81 is
the Willard apartment-house,4 As is Sam
Recknagel's and AZ Charles l.. Smiths.
Across the street lives John McDermott at
a.. and Horace King at 46. Dr. and Mrs.
Lyman live at Sc. The powder was ex-
ploded in the gutter In front of Mr.. Reckna-
gels house, three doors from the Cranberry
street corner. 1t left black mark un the
stones of the gutter and shook some of the
mortar from beneath them.
The explosive was probably I'm tin can
and there were several pounds of it. A
halfyard Of felt picked up near by may be
taken for wrapping. A piece of black
powder fuse was also found. The police
could not learn that anybody had been
seen in the street and no person in the
height borhood is known to have any
enemies.
The morning call., 1892-04-03
CONGRESS-.
THE HOUSE.
The Debate on the Free-Wool Bill Con-
tiuued.

The Debate on the Free-Wool Bill Con-
tiuued.
WASHINGTON. April AFTER the trans
action Of little routine business the House
went into committee of the whoe-Blount of
Georgia in the chair-on the free-wool bill.
There was a general discussion OF the
tariff bills to-day. If the programme as
agreed upon by the leaders is carried out,
the consideration of the free wool bill under
the fiye-minute rule will begin Monday. IL
Is generally believed that it will be passed
later in the week. 1t is desired to pass
Springer'S bill before the Rhode Island
election On Wednesday for the political effect
IT may have in that State, and unless the
Republicans make vigorous opposition
and insist upon the consideration of the
various amendments under the five-minute
rule, the vote on passing the bill viii! prob
ably be taken not later than Tuesday.
The main SPEAKER to-day was Mckinney
OF New Hampshire, who favored the bill
and attacked the protective tariff system.
Wilson Of Missouri had few moments
accorded to him and be made an interest
ing speech in favor Of the bill. Cummings
also advocated the bill.
Burrows Of Michigan, and member OF
the Committee on Ways and Means, fol-
lowed in opposition to the bill Bryan Of
Wisconsin and Dearmond Of Missouri
favored the bill.
The House then adjourned.
The morning call., 1892-04-03
FIRES IN GERMANY.
Extensive Confagrations in Hamburg and
Posen-seversl Persons Fatally Injured.

tosen-seVersl fefso2s tataIly Injured.
HAMBURG. April "A fire broke out at
7:30 O'Clock this morning in a warehouse at
the Kaiser Quay. The flames, fed by the
infammabe contents of the building,
spread with alarming rapidity, and at this
hour (noon) the damage already amounts to
several million marks. The fremen were
promptly on the scene. but the streams
they turned on the burning building did
not check the fire TO any appreciable ex-
tent. The fire ragged all day, and the entire
structure was destroyed. Tie heat was in
tense, and the efforts OF the firemen were
chiefly directed to preventing the fire from
communicating to adjacent buildings. Herr
Tegge. chief of the Fire Brigade, is missing.
and it is thought that he has perlshed. Sew
eral iremen have received dangerous IT,
Jurics by being struck by falling debris
The losses amount tn 3000 600 marks
The warehouse was full of coffee, Gotten
and oil. 1t WAS only by the greatest energy
that the fremen prevented the fire from
spreading.
BY tie time the fire had burned itself out
the warehouse was completely Quilted aud
only the bare walls left standing Large
quantities OF cotton and coffee were stored
or the upper floor, while the cellar was
filled with casks and barrels uf oils and
spirits, which made an intensely hot fire.
The exact loss by the fire is as yet unknown.
but IL IS very heavy.
BERLIN. April IA dwelling house in
POSen caught fire late last night aud before
all the occupants could get out the stair
cases were burned away. On the fourth
story of the burning house were woman
and five children. The only way for them
TO attempt TO escape the awful death that
threatened them was TO jump from the win
dows. The crowd on the street procured q
blanket which was spread open and held in
position by number of men. The woman
and children were then told 10 jump. They
did so. The woman jumped and struck the
blanket with such force that it was torn
from the grasp of the men and she fell to the
stone pavement. She was instantly killed.
One of the children jumped and met the
same tate. 1t seemed to be impossible for
the men to hold the blanket firmly enough
to break the fall. The other four children
also jumped. but each of them received in
juries that will prove fatal.