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PROPOSALS.

MAY DEfARTMENT. BUREAU OF EQUlP-
~ ment. Washington. b. C.. February L.. 1872. =
a,ed proposas in duplieste. addressed to the CHEF
Of the Bureau of Equipment NsvysDe?artment. Wash;
NOON on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY
SEvENIH. lNEs.. and publicly opened immediately
thereafter for the supply of the following lnsterisls
TO oe devsred NJ the United States Naval Observatory,
e n HeighIs. Msshln>tvn. D.. O.; VIZ. one
Engines ~ aud 30 II. p. etivsly). Two Incsn-
descent Dyna,nos. Combination Chandeliers, Hall
LiRhfs, Bracket Fixtures, Cenx Cluster and Port able
EiectIoers, in accordance with specihcatUns which,
With bank form OF proposals and instructions to bid
ders will os supplied upon application TO he superIn-
tendent or the Naval Observatory. The bureau e.
serves the right to waive inforaltics and Will
any and All bios not considered advantaeous TO the
government hesponsible security will he required
for the faithful performance OF the contracts GEORGE
DrMEi. Chief OF Bureau. feio-9aw2w
DKoPosALs FOR FoRdINGs FOR THE NAVY
Nsrd. Washington. d; c. January 26. 1882. -
icr the Navy lard. Washington d. C.. to be ., ened
February 1T. 1882 will be the Bureau OF
Provisions and Clothing. Navy Department. NashIng-
ton, u o. until IL O'CLOCK NOM. FrBRUAhf
IT, lss and publicly opened Iediatey therea ter.
10 furnish a. the navy yard, Washington. ID. e..
$3.50 pounds steel forginss- The forx1nes must
conform to the navy standard and pass the Usual
inspection Blank forms OF proposals will be
upon application 10 the conuandsnt of the navy yard
reau. The attention of nianuiactursrs and dealers IS
invited. Tie bids Ill other things being equal de-
cided Ly lot. The department reserves the right to
waive &C. ects to reject oil bidsnot deemed
NaniaGeons 10 the government. EDWIN STEM ART,
Paylnaster General. u. ,. N. fe2l-2sw.,w
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HEALTHa

n PAEONIAN MINERAL WATER
lsom the mountains Of viysrinia. Curss Dyvpspuaa
K,dnsy. Lave. aad oshG abdominal d,ssases. A booS
aais ~ GrocaS and dfox1tsta Whoiesaie depot Is
Co. Or fsSSSis. ss No. 8
Claxk's Gap. Va. ya:sSlms
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SPECIALTIES.

ILEClkICIIl, 1Al.yAA.sA AND STATIC
Z tfhroash the sotlnDsl uil.szd 10 all nerves.
tcusses. removal tu.lsorS. >al err laiIs
isl-es sci.t.ca si Sc- Also thsr.sa. LED
ar vaor and ectrO bath rlsnal do
faIgeents. eui-lseSus ds-s 49,. cagartL. ~. O6fD
hours 4. "a o. lu l. =. SlCuDLsOS.
~. .uuS a,ta ~ le.sp..olse -.. no-e--iLz-
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NJ 'INNoN'
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Unt.l further notice the PAaiisl Iron and etssl
stealnrr tHAILt-s dACALLS kh will leave leg
Nisar.. foux VI 9ti. So. ss
tDh Mot 81 NEbNcS-Ope IMP daily. except
SUNDAY. 81 AZ am s.larp, Reaching the Ity her
retGrn at D. nl. art. round t.sp, Ell. including
aoll.ssiol ~ tlie ll@nssOn
on tie Cnarlts Mac..ester and served nj city
pTlcea
1eiepaone call-s-5
CAPT. l. I. BLAKE.
ocl3 Comn, -ua, a, CIur.s aIA-G.ester
koR NoHtULk AND Old PUIkT rAkk
Il Steamer A-AJDA Of 4 bE LAM. Farce % Ilound
trlp syU. siealeT oh - wnar., setlaliius q
caoiv yars. hGDN tSbAl. A.IDAl A1a SA Maj.
p.ll 4.Eteo Ia eastr.Ct4 @lsa re- " slied IArOusL-
oCt. Through uckcgs ~ l>OstCn. snc4 1,ll iesss aud
state ~ GAo New lO.A. s.sO les~bLons
csl 1ssJ1 =. = ". SsANes -.l~ 4lA- A--i -oa H. a W
- ALFRED WOOD. @ IA
S1EAAEI. .'MALl-FIEIl' -.
- Le.Vts .tL-st. Val. MONDAYS TIL hsDAlS
and sAI kDAlS - =. als .setals4-nk lSLSDAA
liLAA 81 NDAl esel4iAl<ss
for Noll.IIl CI.el. Va. 81 Clements 6As ->s
tUogl.np nj s1teTileoiAte lAissA-lA-s
'.l.ssei~sr Recommendations .s.t-class-
=. ". asID-Ei,
Tvs O-ossaa Aanarsf.
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De. LEON. ..
4G4 ST.. BET. ~ AND 9Th SITS. NV,
The wall-known ladies' physiclan. can b
consulted daily from Toto and 5toQ
Prompt treatment. h90-2x

nR. MULLER. l0s7 9TH ST. n. W., TREATS ALL
- chronic affections of the eye, ear. throat, luns
liver. tianeys structures and urinary dissasss Once
hours TO ~ a. M. end to PIN. Ie3-1m'
A VOID WARS OF SUFFERING By CONSULT
q ing Dr. g II. Thes. 5SS North eth IT. Philadelphia.
dne %. German American sEsctsust IN the United
both sexes. send Tor book TRUTH exposing QuAcks
and their Home Cure" swindle, &C. aE,zl-Iy
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LADIES GOODS.

yTANTED-LADIES TO KNOW PROF LIv-
w ingston OF !tST Broadway. New York, who IL
noted his success in teaching French dress cut
ting and desicnlng. has opened parlors at T07 llth
ST.. where he will teach French dress cutting bastine
draping designing, matching plaids. strirs, French
Louis ~ coat. tea gowns, princesse dresses and
SKIRTS Positively no refttinH ON any forlns. Why
have most OF the Leading cutters and designers adopted
my system! Becs USE many Of the led imported
dresses made by my system in America: t. erefore
cutters using it IN constant demand. Parents
fifteen up to make French dresses which will enable
them TO NIL positions, into business, or do their
own dre-smaking. Ten dollars discount this week
Lessons day and evening. fe12-1ws
DLAIIING. g CENTS YARD AND UP: BUTTONS
to order, 10 cents dozen, pipking, 2 cents yard;
tailor made luttonhoes, 3cens each. Demorest
ing machine. $3.50 u. W. LUCAS. 0OS 9th st. NV.
dlS-2m'
M rs. N. BRADLEY, MODESTO. c 81. n E.,
NJ formerly New York, invites patronage of WASH
feet MT at moderate price. Cutting and basting spe
cialt5. fetj~6ts
GOWNS CREATED FOR VERY Low PRICES
" ut short notice, styles. 1T and finish correct. by
Miss EDITH A. HICKS. late drafter and cutter for her
sister, Nine u. Van Reuth. A trial solicited. COG
18th st. NV. doors from st. tae7-lIn'
EREE, FREE. FREE
To every lady in order introduce the new patent
JAMES Y. BORDEN All Hair Bang. I will for q
limited time give TO lady purchasing Of my
ban1s are made without wire net. Call and be
convinced what marvel of convenience and beauty
this lang is. Exhibition G3l Repre- sente.i
by Mrs. h. JOHNSON. ,a27-lst'
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ELocurroS AND ORArosr.

ELocuT1oN AND ORAroRY.
The most thorough and influential COLLEGE Of elocu-
ton In the world. MAh1lN COLLEGE,, ola nth
st n jsti-.ln
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. CoRCoRAN BUILD
- ing, Room French, =! ine,Lol. oy Nine.
A. de Bausset, graduate 81 sOr5onESSi fafS LESSONS
twice veek- s2 per month. JS-SO--w
WoOD's COMMERCIAL CoILEGE, IN and 4oi
w last CalItol st. tstab. lsieu ISSb'~ fiaNlhs
purchased staIin's Business Coese have 2tneu
nls teachers and secured quarters 20 accommodate
large cissses IN distaton. shorthand. typvRtnz and
commercial branches. Lowest rates. LAY aud EVEN
MISS HALS kAD's PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR
Ah chl.Qten and oder glrs. 1hoFoueh instruction
IN tnE isn, German. drs Wing and music. Frensh
taught BY Prof. Gsilisrd l42y 10Th St cor Pn.w.
.aSo2m'
SPANISH TAUGHT PRIVATELY OR IN CT asses
- by translator tor late Int Amer conference Popu-
lar prices.
ya.O-2w' Room 1879, Corcorsn building.
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ATTORNEYS.

GEoneE w. KERN,
Attorney -st-IAw and solicstor Of Pktcass.
WASHINGTON, b. C., Central hui ding, 9th and "a. svs.
PATENTS AND PEAsiONS.
LofterB pafent. cAveAts and tradsnaArks procured
Govt claims proeecuted. oOtalued
ION on All legal matters ires dA=-5m
HANPBELL CARkINGTOX, AUTOMATICALLY
OWebster Law building, sos o.. n w., ashn gton.
d. C. kesadence. B53 q. nv. DE-
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DENTISTRY.

nR. BLAIR, 229 ST. N. WILLING A
~ specially; Is years experience; teeth filled abso
lutey without pain gold. 81 silver el; admins
tered open Sundays. fe2:,ws
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HOUSE L HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
eI7. 9l9. 921 AND eo3 7TH ST.
fec 63e MASS. AVE. y. W.
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FROM SEA AND SHORE.
The Seealing Schooner Henry Dennis I'm
doubtedly Lost.

The seeaIing Schooner Henry Dennis I'm
doubleday Lost.
Notwithstanding all the hopes enter
tanned to the contrary. there is every reason
to believe that the sealing schooner Henry
Dennis is lost with all on board. The Can
adian steamer Quadra made a tip to San
josef Bay about a fortnight ago, it being
supposed that the schooner had been driven
ashore at that point but though every bay
and inlet from ClayoQuot Sound to the ex-
IRENE northern point of Vancouver Island
was searched, no sign Of the vessel was dis
covered. The fact that no W.T. eckage was
noticed was seized upon as proof
that the Dennis had ridden ont the
q dozen vessels might have been wrecked
there and yet leave no trace. The
schooner was owned and fitted out In Seat
tie, Wash. Four of her crew belonged to
this city. namely: John S. Tanning, John
Morris. John Wright and Francis F..
Thomas.
The Lakme and Una are undergoing re-
pairs on the Merchants drydock.
The R0derick lDhu from Liverpool will
dock at section of the seawall to-day and
will commence discharging Wto-morrOw
morning
Captain Michael White has succeeded
Captain Anderson in command of the
schooner Laura Pike, and Captain Hen
drick Hansen has taken charge Of the
schooner T. AIonzo.
The captains and crews Of the ships laid
up at Martinez are ENJOYING the fresh
vegetables and dairy produce which can be
had at the port for mere song.
Captain Read, late master of the British
ship MelanOpe, who was well known at this
port, died on his way from Liverpool TO
Calcutta while in command of the British
ship Bengal. The ship was subsequently
lost on Shorts Island before the termlna-
ton of her voyage.
The United States revenue cutter Bear is
fitting out for a cruise In the Arctic at How
ard No. 2 aud will follow the Thetis in few
DAYS. During her cruise she will take a
consignment of 200 reindeer from the Arctic
70 Oonalaska.
A relic OF the Lupata disaster at Tilla-
NOOK Rock Is years ago was picked up re-
Gently in the boom at Hampton, Or. IN
was the blade Of an oar. probably belong
ing to one of the small boats. 1t was i'm a
good state Of preservation and had the
ships name branded on it. Not soul
escaped from the wreck of which it was a
reminder.
The latest charters are: The British ship
Dechmont, 1642 tens. wheat to Cork, United
Kingdom, Havre or Antwerp. Ell rs I'd new
crop loading). and the ship J. u. Brown.
1473 tons, now at San Pedro. coal from Ma
naimo 10 this port, option to San Pedro.
chartered 10y John Rosenfeld's Sons.
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published an appeal drawing attention to
the facts. 1t asks the retailers and landlords
TO pause aud consider how long they can
Keep their stores open and their buildings
rented II the mechanics and lahorers are to
be shnt out from earning living by the inn
portation OF goods which can be made as
GOOD and as cheaDly here as in the East. 1t
points out that for every dollar paid out for
Eastern cigars only 10 cents remain here
wnile II the homemade article were sold
instead the bulk of the dollar would remain
mere TO build up the State and improve the
condition of her people.
Inc union will continue its crusade until
every cigar-dealer in San Francisco is heard
from and has decided whether or not to sup
port nome manufacture. When all have been
visited The results of the committees labors
VIII DE published and circulated through the
State.
Two more factories have conceded the de-
mands OF the union for higher pay. aud
only III now remain in opposition to it.
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The Lady Managers.

Yesterday afternoon the members of the
State Board OF Lady Managers of the
Worlds Fair met in the Flood building to
take steps toward a per manent organization
of their body Mrs. Flora M. Kimbali of
National City. San Diego County, acted as
temporary president, the full board Of
seven being present
The chief business done was the election
OF Mrs. T.. O. Smith of San Jose as per-
manent president; Mrs. Flora NJ. Klmball,
first vice-preSident; Mrs. Marcellus, second
vice-president Nominations for secretary
were so numerous that the appointment
was deferred until the next meeting. The
nominees were Mesdames Piunkett, Marie
Byrne, Porter. Blanchard and Carr.
The following were appointed a commit
tee on bylaws: Mrs. Anna Morrison Reed
Mrs. Ella Sterling Cummings and Mrs.
Bradley.
On the motion OF Mrs. Reed the following
committee on resolutions was appointed:
Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Deane. Mrs. Cole.
The meeting then adjourned until Friday
next The members will attend the State
convention held to-day at the Academy of
Sciences as delegates.
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THE CIGAR-MAKERS.
They Canvass the City in Favor OF the
Home Made Article,

Ahey canvass the City i'm Favor of the
Home Made Article.
The union cigar-makers started out this
week to prove that the demand for white
labor cigars Of California make was suffi-
Gent - insure a profitable return 10 the
manufacturer. Great was their surprise
then 10 discover, on making the rounds of
the cigar-stores, drugstores and saloons,
that the proprietors not only did not deal
exclusively in the home product, but that in
many instances they were wholly unpro-
vided with them. 1t was admitted by the
vendors in almost every case that Califor-
nia.made cigars are as good as the imported,
but certain of their customers prefer the
Eastern-made article, and they are, In con-
sequence, obliged to keep them. Indeed, in
some of the places visited--notably those OF
two city oftieials-the white label cigars
were not TO be obtained at all.
Thus defeated in their intention to prove
to the bosses that there Is brisk demand
for their goods, and that they could make
money by employing union men, and using
the white label, the union took a new de-
parture yesterday with the same end In
view.
Finding that dealers In the city are Ii and.
ling Chinese and Eastern tenement-house
cigars very ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the ex-
cusion Of the white domestie-the union has
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MORE APPOINTMENTS.
Positions Filled by the California Worlds
Fair Commission.


Fair Commission.
AT the meeting of the California Worlds
Fair Commission held yesterday Il. McAIur-
ray was placed III charge of the mining ex-
hlbit. with the disbursement of an appro-
priauOn of SIS 600. He was authorized to
employ a manager OF the mining exhibit at
monthly salary not to exceed $3.50, from
May ]. Commissioner McMurray expects
TO supplement the appropriation for this
department by about S25. 900. to be secured
from outside sources.
w. II. Mcneil was appointed superin tend
ent Of the viticnltural department His
salary is TO be SIS per month for the first six
months. $50 per month for the next six
months. and $500 for the last six months of
his employment.
c. b. Turrill will probably be appointed
superintendent of the dress rehearsal to be
held in the Pavilion in October The APP
pointment aud remuneration are both in the
hands OF the institute directors.
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Young Ireianders-

AT meeting Of the Young Ireland Par
liamentary Club last evening it was decided
TO hold the annual ball at Uuion-sauare
Hall on May q. The following-named
were appointed a committee to make ar
rangements for the same:
James Flanagan, T. +. Crowley, F. A, Orr "A.
Meagher, Colonei John OByrne L. r. Banner
man. j. J. GiIdea, L. J. Costello, Dr. NJ G.
OTooie. John Kane, Thomas Prendergast j.
Mahonry, 7. Bolger, +. L. Shea Colonel j. C.
OConnor. DIR. L. +. Gibb0n and f. Palmer
The tickets for this reunion will be lin
tied to 100. and will not be transferable.
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Work for Native Sons.

No quorum was present at last evenings
meeting of the Mechanics Institute, so the
members OF the board who we're present
listened to some suggestions concerning the
local Worlds Fair exhibit. by Charles T..
Ierriil OF the Worlds Fair Commission.
Mr.. Terrill has had considerable expert
ence 10 county, State and ternational ex-
hiDitions. ana MS remarks were listened to
with marked attention. He told the insti.
tute people OF the latest methods of pre-
serving fruit. and urged the Importance of
making special exhibits. When asked 10
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A Good Fight Arranged.

The Pacific Club lost very little time in
securing match for the celebrated Austria
liau fighting spider Billy Murphy after his
arrival.
The erratlc William has been matched TO
hold fstic controversy with Johnny MUIR
ply, Boston pugilist, who has proven him.
self fully competent to give good account
himself In front Of the wiry and hard-hItting
Australian. The match will take place In
the latter part OF May. On Thursday even
ing McCann and Turner OF Stockton will
try conclusions. Both men are now in
splendid condition.
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Round trip transfer tickets are now on sale
at any OF our Offices at reduced rates. viz: One
runk. round trip. 90 cents; single trim 30 cents
Keep your baggage checks until you reach this
city. Morton Special Delivery, IL Geary street.
40S Taylor Oakland ferry depot
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PROPOSALS fGR SCHOOL BOOKS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
" New City Hall. San Francisco. March IL, 1891
In accordance with resolutions adopted by the
Board OF Education, aud In compliance vita the
law, sealed proposals will be received In open sss
sion OF the Board of Education. New City Hail. on
WEDNESDAY,, May H. 1892. from 8 20 $3.50
O'Clock NJ for supplying the pupils in the public
schools OF this city and county with suitable hiya-
school textbooks IN the following branches
Ancient Nations and Greece. History Of the Roman
People; Medieval and Modern History; Civil Gov.
eminent in the United states; Introductfoa to the
study OF Chemistry; Cicero; Age OF Fable: Zoology
and Introductory Latin. also Song Books for tae
Grammar and Primary grades
Ii Is proposed 10 change or readopt TEXTBOOKS on
the foregoing subjects
All bids must be for four years must state ths
book or books offered ana must be accompanied by
asampe OF each book offered.
Bidders must give the wholesale price to dealsr'
OF each book and also tho retail price OF each book
In San Francisco
Bidders required TO state on Whist terms la
tbs event OF their bids being accepted. they wi,i
substitute such books for those now In use by
pupils.
Successful bidders must sign contract aud fle
good and sufficient bond In such amount as may bs
designated by the Board of Education.
The board reserves the right to reject any or Al
bids. or any portion OF any bid as tho puouc goo1
may require.
Tue parties to whom contracts are awarded vii,
be required prior or at the time OF execution OF
the contracts, to pay cost OF advertis.nS-
mrl2td GEORSE BFANST)N. Srer-t'rY.
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suggest field of labor for the Native Sons
in the coming exhibit, Mr.. Terril mentioned
the construction of designs showing imp0r-
tant events in the history Of the State,
marking stages of Industrial progress.
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An entertainment will be given in the
home OF the Boys and Girls Aid Society
on Saturday afternoon, on which occasion
Will be presented an adaptation Of Pima
fnra I"
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The CrOps.

Jacob Eppinger, who few days since re-
turned from trip through Tulare and
Fresno. reports the crops in these counties
very promising.
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FOR SKIN DISEASES

o carDuncles pimples and soeshaving
boodthe most thorough remedy AYERS
~ exps from the vital poison under its
influence the flesh takes and the
0A becomes SOFT and fair Be AYERS Sarsapaa
II was Tor subject years ago
oeng unable to find remedy At
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HORSES AT SQUARE AUCTION. - Second
Souther farm sale takes place Wednesday
April 20. Catalogues OF Killp & Co., livestock
auciieneers ~ Mon gomery street, or OF Gilbet
Toinpkins, SOuther farm. San Leandro.
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Boys ana Girl. Aid Society.

BERTELING has the only reliable methods 70
II detective eight. 427 Kearuy street.
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Our prices mean a clean saw
ing of Is per cent and over to
you.
We buy in very large quaint
ties, having the Largest Shoe
Store IN the city and do bust
ness IN our building. Both
combine to make. the ex-
tremely low prices.
We carry nothing that we
cannot honestly recommend.
We make a speciality of the
finest goods, together with
the inexpensive kinds.
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LACE Department

at Zoe per Yard.
POINT D'IRLANDE LACE. in beige and
cream. Az inches wide. worth Soc. will
be offered at 20c per yard
At 25c per Yard
POINT D'IRLANDE LACE, in beige and
cream, s inches wide, worth 40c, will
be offered at 25c per yard.
At 35c per Yard.
POINT D'1RLANDE LACE in beige and
cream, inches wide. worth soc, will be
offered at $50 per yard.
At Soc per Yard
POINT D'IRLANDE LACE, in beige and
cream, worth Soc, will be offered at soc
per yard.
BLACK POINT D'IRLANDE LACE, all
silk, to u inches wide, at 25c, 35c, 50c,
75c and 81 per yard.
CHIFFON LACE. in all colors, to 8
inches wide, at 2je, 35c, SOC aud 60c per
yard.
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bottles of Ayers Sarssparilla, and was
completely cured. I can sincerely rec
ommend this medicine to others, and
consider it splendid .blood-purifer. -
Justin S. Burt, Upper Keswick, N. B.
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured me of
scrofula."-J. G. Berry, Deerfeld, Mo.
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ErysipeIas

and after taking two bottles, 1 was en-
tirely cured. the disease having never
shown itself SINCE" = e. B. Simpson,
Loudon, Tenn.
"Two years ago was troubled with
salt-rheum. It was all over my body,
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perceptible matter, which would form
into sort OF scab, increase in size, Ioos
en-, and fall off. leaving the part.
raw and sore. Salves and the doctors
prescriptions did me no good. Pre-
Stunning the trouble to be eczema. I be.
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M2;;s,@
W MURPHY BUILDING. +
Market and Jones Streets.
PROPOSALS

To Publish and Distribute the Delinquent
Tax List of 1891.
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and lot hing the
doctors did for me
was of any avail.
At last / took four
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DRY GOODS.
GREE I
SPECIAL
OFFERING
Point 4 orlando
LACE!

We to-day make a great
special offering of the follow
ing EXCEEDINGLY AT
TRACTIVE BARGAINS as
an extra inducement to an
Immediate inspection of the
Marvellous VALUES offered
throughout the Mammoth
and Unequaled New Spring
Stock of our
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-20

aenStn, OUT family
physician recon-.
mended me to try
Ayers Sarsaparilla.