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BALANCED BY LOVE.
a Sixteen Year-OId Girl Married to n
rf

4 Sixteen Year-Oid Girl Married to a
Man Of Fifty.
A license was issued on Sunday by Dep
uty County Clerk Heney authorizing the
marriage Of Doctor William Il. Emery of
Sacramento and Lillian a. Thomas of 23Os
Suffer street, in this city. Dr. Emery is 30
years old and his bride 1e. The circum-
stances surrounding this case are somewhat
romantic if not unusual
The doctor and his young wife have not
been long acquainted, but the bond of affec-
ton between them seemed to have been
perfectly sealed at first sight. Marriage
was determined upon very rapidly, but a
dreaded obstacle was the consent Of Lillian's
mother, the bride being considerably under
age. II was agreed between the pair that If
the mother did not object they were 10 pro-
cure the license on Saturday, as il was de-
sired that the marriage should take place at
Sunday noon.
To make matters more certain the doctor
wrote 10 the County Clerk, Offering him 100
Ier cent premium on the license if he
would assist In winning over Mrs. Thomas
The lady called at the County Clerks office
on Saturday in much disturbed frame Of
mind and asked his advice as 10 whether
she should give her consent.
Deputy Heney said he could not advise
her because be had never seen DR.. Emery
be would tell her on the following day,
however after meeting the Doctor what he
thought Of him. The deputy met Dr. Emery
that night and told Mrs. Thomas the next
day that he saw no objection to the mar
riage. The consent was given, the license
issued and the pair were married at noon
according to programme by Rev. DR..
Gibson.
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LOCAL MINING MEN MEET.
\ New Association for sau Francisco
Organized.

New Association for Sau Francisco
Organized.
A meeting was held in the Chamber Of
Commerce yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose Of organizing a Miners Association
for this city and county. There was poor
attendance. owing to the fact that several
other meetings were in progress in various
parts Of the city during the afternoon,
Louis Glass presided aud called upon the
Organization Commi tee for It's report.
Charles g. Yale stated that list Of names
suggested for the first officers of the new
association was in the hands Of Secretary
W c. RalstOn. That gentleman then read
the following list of names recommending
for office as: President, Robert McMurray /;
First NIcP-Pre,ident, j. o. Whitney; Sec
md Vice President Robert Watt; Third
Vice President, a. j. Bowie; Fourth Vice
President, .. w. GTayson; Fifth Vice
President, John Taylor; Secretary,
Charles G. Yale; Treasurer, the CaIifor-
MIA Safe Deposit ana Trust Company;
Executive Cummittee-A. Walrath, l. C.
Stumr. w. c. Ralston, Thomas r. Church,
F. Chappellet q. H. SandeEsOn, s. X
Ian Jr, ". Steinhart, Thomas Price, James
q. Fair Thomas Bell, II. PichOir, A. J.
RalstOn, s. j. Hendy. i. T. Lacy, Charles
5. Wieland, j. l.. Flood ami 5. X. Firth.
The whole oil these gentlemen were unanl-
mCusly elected to ill the various Offices rec
commended for them.
President Robert McMurray then took
possession Of the chair. Resolutions we're
passed that the constitution and bylaws Of
the State Miners Association be adopted
for the new organization. saving the change
Of name to The Miners Association OF
the City and County OF San Frame sen"
Messrs. Glass, Yale and W. {. RaistOn
were appointed committee to draft the
bylaws and constitution.
a certificate Of organization was then
drawn up and signed by all those present.
and the committee above named was also
appointed to canvass the city and obtain as
many members as possible.
The telegram from Washington stating
that the report that Senator FELTON, was
working against the miners was Incorrect,
but on tile contrary ne was supporting them,
and the dispatch stating that the House had
passed the suggested resolution concerning
mining debris in California, were read and
received with enthusiasm. The meeting
then adjourned.
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stove carried in the caboose. A defect
caused the stove to explode. and while yet
wrapped in fame it was thrown out on the
main line track
At this moment the passenger train came
along, and before the engineer could slow
down he had struck the terrible bomb.
The terrific explosion" which followed,
lifting the heavy engine from the track IKE
machine" by the brave engineer, the con-
sternatOn of the passengers when they
learned OF the dastardly attempt Of the ROB,
bers-all this has been published as reported
by the engineer.
The freight crew saw at once that the
caper had serious side and so determined
to keep quiet. This they managed to DO
quite successfully until yesterday, when De
tective viii Smith, who had been sent by
the Southern Pacific to work up the case,
obtained confession from Conductor Will
son, who, by the way, has been suspended
by General Superintendent Fillmore
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TO BE ARRESTED,
Warrants Out for the Dog Fighters.
Harry Lewis Locked Up.

Warrants Out for the Dog Fighters.
Harry Lewis Locked Up.
The police are still after the brutal men
who conducted the dog fight last Sunday in
the rear of the saloon, Union street.
Harry Lewis, the keeper of the place. was
arrested yesterday for selling liquor with
out a license. His license expired on the
81 inst and he neglected to renew it.
When locked up Lewis said lie had never
conducted a dog-fght or allowed one to take
place in his back rooms before. He further
SAID that he did not know the fight was for
money, but he failed to explain why an ad-
mission fee of 81 was eXacted from each
spectator.
Officer Egan swOre out six warrants yes
teTday tor the arrest OF spectators. He said
he did not know their true names, but had
inserted in the warrants the fictitious ones
of John Doe. Richard Roe" etc. and
would make arrests when the offenders
were pOin ted out 20 him.
Why lie should wait till this is done is a
matter Of surprise to all but the gentlemen
with pull" as il is common talk that at
least two Of the principals are well known.
One Of these is a high official in the councils
of the local Democracy, the other n shining
light OF the Fire Department, intimately
connected with Hose l.
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Sundays
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ALL MEN

Suffering from the effects Jf foies and excuses re-
stored 70 perfect health, manhood and vigOr. Each
visitor seen privately, and all communications re-
celved In sacred confidence
Beware OF people who speak 10 you on the street
and try to induce you to go elsewhere for treat
ment They are In the employ OF disreputAbie
quacks.
WABNING.-An alleged "Dispensary," located
In suburb OF San Francisco, is making practice OF
Initiating the advertisements OF the COSMOPOLITAN
DspenssIy and copying literally the testimonials
or patients cured at the Cosmopolitan Dispensary
adding 10 them bogus names, with a view OF de-
ceiving and defrauding the public and ipasmucb as
the pubic are lifole TO get the Cosmopolitan Dis
pensary confOunded with TINS and other concerns
who publish fraudulent Testimonials we will offer
reward OF $1,000 To any person persons who can
prove that any testimonial we publishing is not
genuine.
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FEMALE FOOTPADS.
Two of Them Boldly Rob Belate


Two of Them Boldly Rob Related
Pedestrian.
Louis Bukowski Of 2 Elgin place had a
novel experience on Monday night while on
his way home While walking along Sec
ond street, near Market, he was accosted by
two women. One asked him the time and
he unbuttoned his overcoat to draw out his
watch. As he did so one of them seized him
while the other DEITY snatched his watch
and chain. Bukowski promptly grapped
with them and held them until three police
men arrived. The women were taken to
the Southern Station, where they gave the
names Of Josie Moore and Kittie Perry.
They were charged with robbery. The
watch was found IN Bukowskis overcoat
pocket, into which the woman had put it
after the officers arrived.
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Unbalanced Minds.

-Four dethroned intelects were before the
Insanity Commissioners yesterday for ex-
animation. Patrice Sarailis, native of
France, 80 years old, residing at Market and
Sixth streets, was committed to Agnews.
He threatened to kill his daughter. Poverty
and sickness are said TO have been the
cause of his arrangement.
Henry Pohlmann, German, % years old,
of 1910 Mission street, musician by occu-
patton, was committed to Stockton. lie
studied music too hard.
Mary Mennier of 1921 Market street, ma
tive Of ireland, % years Of age, was sent to
Stockton.
Fred Morrell, aged %, native Of this city,
residing at 712h LeayenwOrth street, a
printer by occupation. was committed TO
ApnaWS
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The Supreme Court has reversed the
judgment Of the lower court in the case Of
the city and county Of San Francisco vs.
J. c. PenBie, administrator Of the estate Of
Cynthia H0h Shilaber, who died February
is, 1885, The action was to recover taxes on
personal property Of the estate, valued al
500. 600, for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1886, las per inventory on file in the Su-
perior Court. Department Nine" The only
question contested on the trial was sufli-
cheney Of description Of the property to
comply with the statute The Supreme
Court holds that il was and directed the
lover court 10 fad III favor Of the city
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JUST FOR FUN.
The Poso Sensation Turns Out TO Hav,
Been PracticaI Joke.

The Ioso sensation Turns Out to Have
Been Practical Joke.
Southern CalifoTna's latest train robbery
sensation, which was wired all over the
country as Fiendish attempt to wreck a
train" has, in the cold light Of recent de-
velopments, lost its glamour of romance and
malignity, and is now known TO have been
a practical joke o. the part Of two Southern
Pacific trainmon. The perpetrators of this
trick, whi,h has cost the company several
thousand dollars and its detectives consid-
cradle trouble. have made a confession.
1t seems that on the night Of the "at-
tempted robbery" a freight was running
ahead Of the passenger, and received orders
TO sidetrack at POso for the purpose of al
lowing the express to pass. The freight
was in charge Of Conductor Wilson, and
while waiting on the siding the crew COM
menced to cook supper on a small gasoline
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers Will sail at NOON on the 5th, 81
18th and 18th Of each month calling at <ESESsY
various ports Of Mexico aud Central America.
Through line saings-k ebruary 25th, IS. San
Juan; March sta. S. City of New Ork; March
10Th. IS. san Bias.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling al Mazatlan. san Bias MauzaniiIo.
Acapulco, Port Angel Sauna Cruz, TOuala. san
Benito. OcOs, ChampeTicO, san Jose lie Guatemala,
AUaiutja La LiUertsd La Union. Anapail, Corinto,
San Juan del Sur and PuHta Arenas
Way line sailing-Msrch lSth. IS City Of Panama.
When the regular sa ling date falls on sunday,
steamers viii be dispatched the preceding Saturday,
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-KONG
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai, and st Hong-KOng for East Indies,
Straits, etc;
City Of Picking Saturday March 18th. at 3 P. II
City Of Rio de JaneirO, Tuesday. April 5th, at
China ......-....... Thursday. April 2Sth, p "
ROumd-trip tickets TO Yokohama and return at re-
duced rates
Tor Freight or PASSAGE apply at the ONCE corner
First and BTannan streets
Branch Ofice-202 Front street,
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
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Patrick ID. Casey has sued ex-Supervisor
Vincent I. KingweH to recover $50, 435
damages for personal injuries Casey was
employed by KingweI in the California
Brass Works IL WAS part Of his work to
melt the metal at a furnace and on October
3 while he was casting a brass coffin and
ekimmug the dross from rot OF melted
metal, he asked for assistance kingWell
himself volunteered. and in turning tie pot
heupset il and poured the metal upon Casey's
foot. lie was burned so badly that he has
not been able 10 walk since and will be
crippled for life
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ga
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska A. N 4zzsssss
February 3, 70. March H. %, April and May 9, "a.
For British Columbia and Puget SOual ports
December -, 81, January ., and every Friday
thereafter
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. 9 A. N.
For Santa Ana Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and fifth day, A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
barbara and san Luis Obispo, every fourth and fifth
day 1t Il A. NJ
FOR ports in Mexico, January goth and first OF
each month hereafter.
Ticket Odice-Pa ace Hotel. 4 New MontgOmeryst
GOODALL PERKINS n CO. General Agents,
! If 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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Articles of instrumentation.

ATIIcIeS OF Incorporation nave heen MED
by the following ENTERPRISES:
Universal Motive Power Company-Cap-
ital stock, $5OO,OO0. Directors-C. f. Lar
rabee, NJ. G. Loefer, Stephen p. Sutliff, G..
w. Bassett, }. w. Allan, G. II. Lewis,
Adam SehillnF, Albert Hill, James Ma
lOney, William Rubel, Il. Painter
McSwain-M Miller Company-Capital stock,
S25, 600. Directors. +. McSwain, George
l.. Miller, w. b. Greenebaum, c. w. But
Ter, w. Z. Angelo.
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FOR PORTLAND q ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY ga
1 Ocean DIylsion-aud PACIFIC COAST [IIEssR
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 fOr the above ports one u
their Al iron steamships. VIZ;
COLUMBIA-february z. I9. March ?. Il, 26.
STATE OF CALIkORNIA-February II, %,
March .. =. 30.
OREGoN-Februarv 3. Is. 81 March 10. %
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacifs
Railroad. oregon Short Line and other diyerGinS
lines for ali points In Oregon. Washington. British
Columbia, Alaska, Idaho. Montana. DAKOTA Utah
wyoming Yellowstone Park and ali points East and
South and 10 Europe
Fare to Portand-CaJin, Sl6; steerage, S. round
trip, cabin, $50
Ticket Onices-l Montgomery ST., and Palace 10
tel New Montgomery St
GOODALL, PERKINS & co, Supt. Ocean Lins.
Market san Francisco.
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Judge Ross of the United States District
Court filed his decision yesterday in the
cross-complaints of CompagnIe du BOIeo VS..
steamer Scandinavia and Captain Weeks vs..
cargo IF the Scandinavia for demuTrage and
dam
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FREE DRUGS.

We have our own laboratory and compound our
subscriptions from the freshest and purest drugs
free Of charge
DO YOU SUFFER from Ieafness, Salt Rheum
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Captain Roberts Puts Up.

Captain NJ. Il. Roberts legal tilt with the
Harbor Commissioners on the subject of
dockage came TO an ending yesterday by his
paying S30l delinquent dues for same.
This was after two suits.
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The Wasp Publishing Company has Sin
corporated, with capital stock of $4,000
shares at $40 a share The Directors are
Ward Gerring, Alexander c. Barrie, T. r.
sullivan, Thomas L. Flynn, II. II. Adams,
w. X. Jones and Frank H. Richardson.
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No Proof of Dishonesty.

The trial Of the Hale 81 Norcross mining
case was resumed yesterday and evidence
was given by experienced millmen to the
effect that if shines assayed differently from
the ores it did not show that the ore had
been dishonesty worked.
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p f. Dundon was yesterday adiudged
guilty Of contempt OF court and sentenced
to pay iue Of $50 by Judge Hunt Some
We KS ago Ne was enjoned by the court
from bl2sting on Wint hrop street, bul dis
nhnNal ilLn Injunction
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Draw1ng - g Line.

Collector Phelps las refused to recognize
a young Chinese, recently appointed by the
Chinese ConsuLGcueral as Marshal for the
purpose If seeing 10 the convenience Of in
transit merchants Mr. Phelps wants
reliable white man or none.
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ANGEL ISLANDERS.

The Guaranteed MnY Be Released on
Saturday.
Should no further outbreak Of smallpox
occur among the people confined on Angel
Island those who have spent several dreary
weeks in quarantine will be released on
Saturday. 1t is not yet known what dispo-
sitiOn will be made Of the large number Of
Chinese destined for Honolulu. None of
the China steamers will leave for some time
and the Pacific Mail Company may decide to
send one of its smaller boats down with the
coolies in preference to keeping them here
longer
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recommend r5 them to all sufferers" (Sigued} c. w.
Hin, Sacramento, Cal.
Hundreds Of others have also been cured. many
or them having been rescued after being given up
BY other physicians Among them are Jerome
CeHe OF Redwood City; +. S. Adams, Ltvngstou
MERGED county; ". ii. Hitchcock, Santa Clara; A.
NJ Martin OF Spreckels Bros, San Francisco; Jacob
schmidt, 10 Mlnna street, and many Others Hun
areas nave been cured by mail treatment at their
own homes. The Cosmopolitan Dispensary is the
only thoroughly organized Surgical and Medical
bspensary on the Pacific Coast. A staff OF physi-
clans ana surgeons. with diplomas and indorse-
ments from the best colleges in constant attend
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COMPAGNIs GENERALS
IRA * TLAN TIQU

French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEw). 40 NORTH Rsya
y River foot of Morton ST. Travellers by 1859
this line avoid both transit by English railway aud
the discomfort of crossing the channel in a small
boat
La BRETAGNE, De Jousselin. ..................
..................... 80. saturday. February 10Th
LA BOURGOGNE Frangeui ...........,,,,.,.,,,
s............-...--.. Saturday, February 9th
LA 0ASCOGNE, Sahteul. s..............-..-..
March Otl
Saturday, Mar CHI 18th
"a For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET, Agent,
No Bowling Green. New YORK
j. T. FUGAzT & CO., Agents. Montgomery ave-
San Francisco
Brarch once. 10 Montgomery street mr2u u
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 3OOO-TON STEAMERS xss1z
i Of this line, carrying United States, 10y
Hawaiian and Colonial mails sail from tolsom-SE
" LaTt as under.
rO6 HONOLULU Only.
as AUST RALIA. =. TUESDAY, Feb. 16. at 2 2. VI
FOR HONOLULU, AL KLAND AND SYDNEY
DIRECT,
s. S. MARIPOSA. FRIDAY March 4th, at p "
For freight and passage apply at Office 227 Marks.
street ), ID. SPRECKELS g BROS,
70 q General AGENTS.
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(0sn0P0LlTAN
10lsPENSARY
Corner Market, stockton and Ellis Sts.
San Francisco, Cal.

Out-oftOwn patients treated with UNFAILING
SUCCESS through correspondence. one visit de-
siraOle. but not necessary. Medicines sent safely
and free from obs erva0n to any part of the eOuu-
try Write fer symptom blank to I'M ont ana a let
ter fully explaining your disease giving advice,
etc. viii be returned free fe24 p It
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HAVE YOU A BRAIN?
Do Not Strain It Too Much,
for the Results Are
Awful.
A CURE FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.

" SHOT HIMSELF
DEAD" Why2 Brain
e XII ustIOn and
shattered n erYe s
from OYerwOrk, fret,
worry. Men a n d
women are strain.
ing their brains, eX-
hausting their neTY-
Gus n d physical
strength until sleep
less nights, failing
strength, nervous
exhaustion, paTaly-
Sis, insanity or death
follow.
They are warned
OF their doom by
strange sensations,
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Dtspensary of san Francisco.
for the great good they aave
done me during the past few
months. 1 suffered for years
from nervous debility and
kidney troubles and htd
spent hundreds OF DO ,ars an 4
much time In endeavoring o.
get cured. have been treat
ed by some Of the most Ia
nous specialists in the State
OF California, but was never
thoroughly relieved OF my
pain until I became q patient
al the CosmOpOlit Dispen-
sar-. Their treatment is PEE
culiar aud cures speedily. lt
seems a miracle 10 me, for
they have labored under
great disadvantage, as have
kept constantly at hard work.
They cured me and / heartily
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sAUsALITO-sAN RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIE
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
TIME TABLE


Commencing Tuesday, Pee. I, 1891, ana
until further notice, boats and trsins Will run
follows:
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUSALTTO. ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL week daysI-7;3i
$50 II 100 A. N; I A. 1925, 4:55. 6:IOP. n.
Sundays $500, 1890, ll:59 a. NJ; l;3O. 1900.
800 8: 80 P.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (weer
dsysJ-7 30, ESQ IL 800 A. N; S:25. ASS 5:i3
(sundaysl-sOO 1000, 1850 A. Nj 80. 500.
D 700 P. NJ Exrrs trip on saturdays at s:45 P.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (wesx
days)-6:25 7;45, $3.50 Halo 4. NJ las, 3:jl
80 P NJ.
(sundays)-s 90 9;50 A NJ; 1900 ": 1880 3:3l.
500 P NJ. Extra trip Saturdays at 6:25
Fare 80 cents, rOuII trip
Prom MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (ws,x
days)-6 40, ;55. 9 40, lI;0O A. n; 1888 j:JJ
NJ.
(Sundays)-S:1O. 1910. lI:40 A. NJ: las, 3:j5
5;15 P, NJ. Fare, SO cents round trip.
From SAUSALIiO for SAN FRANCISCO (wsok
days. 200, s;15 1905, 1850 a. NJ 2:3O. Ala
80 P. NJ
(Suudays)-s:45. lO:40 A. NJ; 1913, 2:I5. AIS,
5:45 p. NJ Extra trip on Saturdays al 20 P. n
Fare, Is ceats. round trip.
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-
Ing head, irriabitY usness, sleepiess nights.
tired walking. weak. trembling. cold limbs IanguOr,
sense OF nervous and physical exhaustion. These
are danger signal.
Mr.. C. W. Hill. manager OF the weIl-kuOwn dry
goods house OF Hale Bros Co.. Sacramento, eX-
perienced these symptoms and relates how he was
cured. He writes:
For the benefit OF suffering humanity, I viii
give Testimonial In favor of The Cnsm Onnl An
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

CABIN SEQ AND UPWARD, ACCORD So.
~ ing to steamer and aocomm odatlons So SsSasE
lected; second cabin. $35: Majestic and TeutOnic,
SAO and $40. Steerage tickets from England, ire
land, Scotland, Swede1, Norway and Denmark,
through TO San Francisco at lowest rates t!cSe6s,
sailing dates aud cabin pla may be procured from
W. IL. AVERY. Pacific Mail Dock, or at the General
once of the Company, 6l3 Market St, under Grand
Hotel. y. w. FLETCHER,
ap2B TuWeFrSu II GEN Agt. for Pacific Coast.