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The record-union., 1895-10-08

Patients who for Years Have Suffered
From Catarrh. rheumatism. ASth-
ma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Kidney,
Liver and bladder Trouble. Skin
Diseases and Various Other Obsti-
nate and Complicated Troubles are
Being Cured in Two Weeks by Dr..
A. j. Shores Now Treatment.
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Benardino County, where 5000 acres are
being prepared for the plants. Ger
man corporation proposes to erect large
tannery in that county to utilize the can
aiere on the ground where it is raised.
The WELD of canaigre Is said to be be-
tween twelve and fifteen tons to the acre,
which, at S6 to 81 a ton. makes it profit
able crop even for lands on which grain
crops are now raised. The American de-
mand alone is reported at $4,000 tons a
year. and as its use is in its infancy the
market for the root is practically unlim-
taI
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Ifnd to be Killed.

Lou Stone, an expressman, whose
stable is in the alley between Sixth and
Seventh, l. and NJ streets, had horse
afflicted with ckjaw, which WAS yester-
day pronounced incurable by veterinary
surgeon, and last night the animal was
killed by officer Hayes.
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SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.

From requests by many people in Sac
ramento DIR. A. j. SHORES has added TO
his offices special department for the cure of
PRIVATE DISEASES of both sexes. In
this department DIR. SHORES has sur
rounded himself with the latest scientific in
struments for the cure of these diseases.
Further, to prove his honesty, sincerity and
ability to cure these troubles, DIR. A. j.
SHORES is WILLING TO WAIT FOR HIS
FEE until A CURE is accomplished. What
is more fair? DIR. SHORES terms are within
the reach OF all. SO no one need shfler on
account of high tees.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The House of Deputies Adopts a
Very Radical Measure.
WILLING TO SURRENDER ITS MOST
VALUABLE PREROGATIVE.

Votes by a Large Majority TO Allow
the House of Bishops to Make Itself,
if it Were So Disposed. q Literal
Oligarchy. to Approve or Disap-
prove of ANY Part or All Legisla-
ton of the Junior Body.
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DR.. A. j. Shores treatment for Piles
1s new. painless, safe and certain,
Cure guaranteed.
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TIE CRoCKER-HUFFMAN LAND 50
WATEP rnMpANY,S

irrigated lands at Merced, in the very
heart of the State, under splendid
climatic conditions, with the free
use of water as an appurtenant to
the land, for sale for interest only,
for five or seven years, at the choice
of the purchaser, eventual settle
ment on the land and cultivation,
dating one year from date Of pur.
chase. being made incumbent upon
tho 11n1re ebaS SarS
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Five Dollars a Month

Is the only charge made by DR.. A. J. Shores
for all diseases. Medicines furnished free
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
Expressions From Papers of the In.
terror o! California.
iSebastopol Tiues1

There is no sense in retiring the Com
mRnder OF the Army because he has
reached the age Of 64. IL would be well
to modify the law creating an age limit.
Count Won Waldersee, who a short time
ago was appointed Field Marshal OF the
German armies, is in his sixtyfourth
year; General Woiseley. the new Com
mander-ia- Chief o. the British Army, is
in his sixty-third year. and some of the
very best army work has been done by
officers who were over the age limit OF
this country.
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
CnhTpANY,S TAMN nEpARTMEhIT

can supply any seeker of Investment,
Or any yhome-seeker,w with any variety
of land desired, at lower prices and
on more favorable terms than can be
had Of any other landed proprietor in
California
The list of land for sale i'll this De.
partment embraces bodies OF from
ten TO thirty thousand acres, or as
small subdivisions as may be desired
in the form OF five, ten, twenty Or forty
acre tracts of irrigated land
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DIR. A. J. SHORES GO.
INCORPORATED
ExPert Specialists
la the Cure of Catarrh and All Forms
OF Chronic Diseases.
y. j. SHORES, VI. D..
President and Medical Director.
L ROWE NJ n

y. j. SHORES, NJ D..
President and Medical Director
y. j. HOWE NJ ID.
1861 X street Sacramento.
Office hours-9 to IL A. NJ, 2 to D and 7 to 8
p. NJ; sundays. 10 10 12 A. NJ.
SPECIAL NOT1CE.-Patients living out of
the city and who are unable to call at the
| ONCE will be given advice and all particulars
OF Dr. shores treatment Tree by mail by adj
dressing Or. a. j. Shores Company, Sacra-
mento. Write at once describing your case.
CALIFORNIA OFFICES,
San Francisco-Nucleus building corner
Third and Market streets.
Los Angeles-Reddick block, corner First
and Broadway.
Office.
San Diego-Morse-Wha haley Dalton block
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ADVERTISE OUR MINES
IOrOviIle Register.

The number of men who are investing
money III Butte County mines, the cap
ital that is being brought here, the busi-
ness that this is bringing to our mer-
chants, landlords and others shows that
il the mines OF the county were adver-
tised, were written up and put in good
shape FOR distribution, that many others
who know nothing OF the county could
be induced to come here. There is u vast
amount of idle capital seeking invest
ment in mines, and every dollar brought
here benefits all in the county. Mines
benefit the farmers by giving a market
for their products. SO that it is TO their in
ierest TO boom the mines for their own
profit.
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THE CAPAY VALLEY LAND COM
PANY'S LANDS

are located in the rich, fertile valley
in the western portion Of Yolo Coun-
ty, California. They are splendid
fruit lands, in one Of the earliest To-
calities of the State, and range in
price from SO an acre upward, and on
terms OF interest only, for five years;
that is 10 say, for five years the pur-
chaser pays interest only, at the end
OF which time the purchase price be-
comes due. The obiectof these terms
IS TO give the purchaser an oppor-
tunity to pay the purchase price out
Of the proceeds of the land. Cultiya-
ton IS required of all purchasers.
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Z \ y \ To II =.
IMerced Star.

An extensive experiment in the grow
ing of canaigre has been begun in San
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y AMO - 10.
fMarvsville IndeDendent. !

The results of G. +. Boyd's almond
orchard of l, 400 acres. 800 of which have
lust come into benring, are: The yield was
twelve tons. At 81 cents. for which they
were sold, tho result is SAL AZ per acre.
so there is money in almonds.
CANATGRE.
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.
Real Estate Dealers and
Insurance Agents.

S1,6O0-1717 Twenty-fourth street. Lot
4OX100; house OF rooms: $3.50 down,
balance in monthly installments. This is a
bargain.
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY

has agricultural, grazing and timber
lands. which will be sold for twenty
per cent of the purchase price paid in
cash, with six per cent interest for
five years, payable annually in ad-
vance.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01

forthwith he wended his way to hair
dresser's shop and became the delighted
possessor OF wig with curls and lovelocks
and elaborate partings in front and behind,
which, as he fondly hoped, would produce
the desired impression on the heart OF the
obdurate young woman.
Thus adorned ne proceeded that evening
to restaurant W here she was dining with
some friends, but to his horror she not
only burst out laughing when he appeared
on the scene, but presently made dash at
the wig, which she tore off, revealing his
denuded head to the astonished gaze OF the
party.
The youth endeavored to wrest the wig
from her grasp, and SO, finding hersel
hard pressed, the fair maiden passed II
over to one of her com panions, who tossed
it to the other side of the room, and then,
as, ignorant of the fact, he still struggled,
she dealt him slap in the face.
Beside himself with disappointment and
wrath, the young man snatched knife
from the table, and ere the spectators OF
the scene could interfere, he stabbed the
girl in the neck. Cries of dismay now re-
sounded instead of the peals of laughter
which had hitherto rent the air as the
young woman fell fainting to the floor.
The police were summoned, and while the
youth was led off in custody the girl was
taken to the shop of a neigh boring drug
gist, pending her removal to the hospital.
1t is feared that she will not recover.-Lon-
don Telegraph
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01

merchants said "No harm, +" and he sent for
one of his dependents, who broughta a thou
sand pieces of gold and gave TO Maaroof,
who proceeded to distribute it among the
poor who came to him. And the people
praved for him, and when the second
thousand pieces of gold were gone he in
clined to another merchant and obtained
from him 1000 pieces end distributed
them, and the merchant Alec was observ-
ing his actions, but could NOT speak. He
ceased not to do thus during the day, and
they closed not the gate of the market
until he had received 5000 pieces of gold
and distributed them, and to every one
from whom he received aught he said
"Wait until the merchandise shall arrive
and will recompense thee"
He ceased not to do thus for the space
OF twenty days, until he had received from
the people $4,000 pieces of gold, and there
came not to him merchandise nor burn
ing plague. So the people were clamorous
for their money and said to the merchant
Alec "The merchandise of the merchant
Maaroof hath not yet arrived" and he said,
.Be We patient. for it must arrive soon."
Then he sought Maaroof and said: 80
Maaroof, what are these deeds2 Did say
to thee, Toast the bread, or burn it?'
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mosque Adileeyeh and seeing a deserted
cell in a ruined place, he took refuge there,
weeping, and bemoaning his lot.
While he was sitting weeping, 10, the
wall Glove asunder. and there appeared be-
fore him Jinnee, the haunter of that
place, and said tto him: go man, what
a1leth thee? Aequaint me with thy de-
sire and q will accomplish thine affair,
for compassion for thee hath touched my
heart" So he acquainted him with ali
that had happened to him with his wife.
Whereupon the .Jinnee said: ''Dost thou
desire that 1 convey thee to a country
whittier thy wife shall know no way to
Gomez" And Maaroof said yes. Accord
ingly he mounted on the Jinnee's back,
and the Jinnee flew with him all night, till
he sat him down upon the summit of a
high mountain, and said: go human
being, descend from the top of this noun
tain; thou wilt see the threshold of a city.
Do thou enter it, for thy wife will not
know any way by which to reach thee. !"
Then he departed.
Maaroof was in state of confusion and
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01

Verify, the merchants are clamorous for
their money. And how wilt thou pay the
debt?''
And he said: "What will be the conse,
quence? When the merchandise shall
arrive l will recompense them all. Upon
this the merchant Alec said: "God IS most
great Hast thou merchandise p And he
said, abundance" And he said: al
lah and the Rial requite thee Tor thy
turpitude Did | teach thee this saying
that thon shouldst utter it to me?
And he left him in anger, but da req not
shame him before the merchants. 1or ne
said within himself, II praised him before,
and if / blame him now | become liar,
as it is sald He who praiseth and censur,
eth lieth twice" And he became perplexed
regarding his case. Then the merchants
repaired to the King and acquainted him
with what had happened, and the King
was filled with amaze at the recital, Tor
the merchants ceased not to speak of the
generosity of the merchant, Maaroof, who
had distributed TO the poor. the $1,000
pieces of gold which he was indebted to
the merchants. And the King sent for
him and caused him to be brought before
him, as Will be set forth, together with the
remaining adventures of the M erchant
Maaroof, in a succeeding chronicle.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01

hast brought with thee some of such kind
of stuff" and Maaroof answered, "Abund-
ance." For the merchant Alec had that
day shown him the various kinds OF costly
stuffs and told him the names of the
stuff, dear and cheap, and had instructed
him to say that he had come on in ad-
vance of his caravans of goods, and when
his merchandise should arrive he had of
all goods abundance. Then one or the
merchants said: 80 my master, hast
thou with thee yellow cloth?' He an
swered, Abundance" He said, "And
red of gazelles blood % He answered,
abundance" And every time one
asked him respecting anything he an
swered, abundance" And while they
sat- 10, beggar came round to the mer-
chants, and most of them gave him not
for him handful of gold and gave him.
So he prayed for him and the merchants
wondered and said, Verify, it is the gift
of kings" And after while there came
to him a poor woman, and to her he gave
handful of gold and he continued to
give to the beggars who came, until he
had exhausted the thousand pieces OF
in grief. So the Shah -Bandar of the
merchants said to him: What
aileth thee, O Merchant Maaroof?'
and he said: alt seemeth that the
most of the people are poor, and if had
known it 1 would have brought with me
in my saddlebags large sum OF money !;
but have now with me no gold remain
ing therefore when a poor man cometh to
me what shall | say?" He answered him,
"Say to him, God sustain thee" But he
replied: "It is not my custom. Would
that l had thousand pieces of gold, that
| might give aims until my merchandise
| arrives" So the Shah-Bandar of the
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01
ROMANCE OF A WIG.
A Very Simple Trick That Ended in
Tragedy.

A Very Simple Trick That Ended in
Tragedy.
A tragic ending to comic scene has re-
suited in the heroine of the adventure be-
ing conveyed to the hospital in very pre-
carious state, while the hero is securely
under lock and key at the depot of the
Prefecture of Police in Paris. The whole
affair turned on some Sill 1un and stupid
horseplay about wig A young man had
been fascinated by the attractions of a
girl a few years his junior and had asked
to be permitted to pay his attentions to
her, but she was by no means disposed to
return the compliment, as he had become
very bald through illness. and, as the OBJ
iect of his affections concisely put it, she
would never dream of marrying any one
with no hair on his head.
The youth meditated over his discom-
future. and then happy thought flashed
upon him. He would repair the ravages
OF unkind nature by recourse to art, and
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01
ADVERTISING IS BOOMING.
Chicago Results.

Every advertising agent testifes to the fact
that more advertising is going out this fall
than was ever known before. The boom in this
line, after the dullness of the last two years. is
something wonderful. The advertising of food
products is contributing largely to this. This
is line of advertising which has only been de-
veloped during the last few years, and the field
is so great that 1t promises to exceed medical
advertising.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01

F E M q " AL
Ct. LEIPNITZ & co.
Monday, December 2, 1895,
GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEW and ELEGANT STORE.
GrantAv
The Largest Most Complete and Most Elegant Drugstore on the Pacific Coast
EvERYB INVITED. SOUVENIRS PRESENTED TO PURCHASERS
OUR OPENING DAY.


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The San Francisco call., 1895-12-01

Paderewski's invalid son is an unusually
brilliant boy, despite his hopeless condition.
He is much further advanced in his studies
than the average child of II, having already
mastered four languages.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Tyler. Tex, May GA sharp wind
passed over this city. frightening the
people, especially In the business por
ton There was n big tent ON South
College street, and at the time the wind
came up there were perhaps one thou
sand children in the tent. and services
were being conducted by Rev, Collard.
an evangelist In the midst Of the
services u gust Of wind came scurry-
ing along and raised the guy poles.
rms frightened the throng OF children
ana Rev. Collard hurriedly dismissed
the crowd. There was a stampede for
the entrance and for few moments
II seemed that nothing could stop them
IN ume to prevent n serious accident
ABOUT THIS time a heavy gust OF wind
struck the tent and 1t toppled ernce-
tuliy over and fell. A great many OF
inc children barely escaping the folds
an az .no tent and the falling center poles
Ihere was Wild rush for the street
uhu great excitement. but by n miracle
seems no one was seriosly hurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Paducah. Tex, May aG.-It began raining
meFe Yesterday and is stlll raining Ths
ground Is thoroughly wet, which insnres
vac 9at crop. All spring crops are in tine
enIhulll9n IN most parts OF our county. md
ailhouSh We were needing rain 10 nush
anu inc present rain is n God send to thIs
g. unity, ana Is worth untold Thousands 10
we ncpple. DR.. johnson was called This
mornlng TO the bedside OF tho wife OF ex.
Jnuge bryant Of King county. .Judre
noolen Gor1cn OF the county court il hay.
,ng healy wire screens put on the court
huuSe windows to protect them again a.
.hli also another coat OF paint put on tbe
le9r. our courthouse Is thing of beauty.
nId Is the admiration OF every one WHO
piisrses through or visits Pnducah. n. u
'ilDson pssscl through town Yesterday wifi,
ahont IOl head Of cattle TO be placed on Mis-
ranch on Pease river In Hnrdeman county
lnnnN'nG purchased them Mt Rig Strings.
LINZ sunday .sdiool picnic in tho Pleasant
lilll community last Saturday was n grand
success. The editor has moved into bis
10y, rnw residence, a, II. Brcr'siprldrr from
hlny county Will soon move 10 padncah
Nnuhiy treasurer y. n, Willeit Is IN Guam
m thls week on business Sheriff Cohor
went 10 Fort Worm last week on husi.
ness. w, q Rlchar1s has gone 90 Colo
fado CITY. lo6elnr. after his cnttle interests.
.-..And still II rains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
GRANBuRY NOTES

Granbury, Tex, May 2s.-optto =,
number OF our people We're attendIns,
reunion at Houston last weej, Wiss
mae Walltup left last SUNDAY tor
Mi 1; but will return soon. Miss
siS,ar , covers. accompanied by her
SISTER, MISS Lou, who has boen in
school here for several months viii M
leave next week for her home in PnIea.
tine..' Miss Lily Pearson OF Itnsc, and
MISS Amelia Cummings Of Granburv
nav nave been visiting Miss Matte Nut
ior the past week =. Misses Carrie and
Jh,s iiO O visited Miss Daisy Coydeli
TED her friend. Miss Mac PAYNE Of
6ort Worth, this week MIR. n n
Brown and Miss Mae Payne OF Fort
worth We're married here on Thursdav
afternoon Miss Allie Moore returned
thursday from n protracted visit to
daS Ihe public school closed FRI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

s. ]. Williams, live stock agent of the
Missouri Kansas and Texas, has re-
turned from trip to South Texas
and went to the Indian Territory.
Mrs. Page Harris has returned
from a visit to friends In Sherman.
Captain Thomas r. West and wife
and Mrs. Nelson and Miss Ida Beall
have returned from Houston, where
they attended the Confederate Vete-
rams reunion.
S. NJ. Smith left for Austin last night
over the Houston and Texas Gem
trial.
Miss Leeta Clark. sponsor of the
Lloyd Rifles, and her maid of honor.
Miss Annabelle Cooper. returned from
Houston over the Katy last night.
George Relchardt of st. Louis Is
registered at Hotel Rlchelleu.
David Hughes Of Austin is stopping
at Hotel Rlcheleu.
Matt l.. Patterson of Elkton, Tenn,
Is at Hotel Richelleu.
NJ H. Mitchell and wife OF Bonham
are stopping at Hotel Rlchelleu.
Sol Braunig has returned from a
very pleasant trip to Houston.
W. II. Wharton and wife of Nash
Vile, Tenn. are making a short visit
to friends In the city
Colonel Samuel Scogglns and wife of
Nashville, Tenn, are stopping at the
Delaware on their return from the
Confederate encampment at Hous-
ton,
j. l.. Watson Of Houston, vice presi-
dent Of the State Printing company.
who has been in the city on business
several days. returned home last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Italy. Tex. May 26,--rhose who at
tended the reunion at Houston have re-
turned and report big time. ...J ".
Clark il In Dallas attending the Fed
eral court. Miss Eva Shelton has re-
turned to her home In Alabama after
several months visit here. County
J Idge ]. c. Smith will deliver an ad.
dress to the graduating class Of school
June 4. DR.. n. J, Pickett OF Marion
Miss. is here this week prospecting. -"
The machinery for boring the artesian
we'll arrived Tuesday and is being put
in place. and work will begin soon.."
Mrs. ]. b. Cheattran is visiting her
parents at Mldlothian....A good many
of the boys have been paying their re-
spects to the grand jury this week In
Waxahachie. The oat crop promises
to be the largest ever harvested. Corn
is fine, though late. Bud Warner and
Ed Bassinger went to Dallas yesterday
to buy thrashing machine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
PocAHoNrAs nI1Nrnc

pr,oeahontas, Va, May ga meetIng
WI, VIII be held tomorrow, when DELEGATES
MI MI DC selected to go to Columbus
Un,o, fhe action looking to the adjust,
m mil , -, me strike viii be entertained
~ claimed that Virginia. West Vir",nt
~; indiana and Ohio men may ioi5 IN
ashlnS an advance of wages Msetjntra
We're held in West Virginia today cnnS
u ,,i,,, ~. mere are the same and an efrort
VIII De made to induce the mon 10 va
ists " tomorrow. Great Indignation ex-
,I at at the efforts of the coal compa-
to work uji a .3 the men who refuse
rn,uingarlan consul has been writton 'ne
il''sourg to look into their treatnan AT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27
EPwoRTH LEAGUE. CHATTA-
NOOGA.

In securing tickets for the interna-
tional conference OF the Epwurth league
to be held at Chattanooga, June "a to 30,
inclusive. be sure that same read over
the Texas and Pacific railroad, which
is the only line that can give you
choice of routes. via Memphis, Shreve-
port or New Orleans. The rate will be
one lowest nret-class fare for the round
trip; tickets 10 be sold June %. 26 and
81 limited to fifteen days from date
OF sale for return, with privilege of ex-
tending the limit fifteen days by de-
posting the return portion of ticket
at Chattanooga.
For further Information call on or ad-
dress your nearest ticket agent. or
w. a. DASHIELI
Tray. Pass Agent. Dallas, Tex,
CASTOR MESLIER,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent, Dallas,
Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-27

Walton Fahm Of Dallas was here this
week visiting friends.
MISS Nellie MclGlsee Is in Huntsville
the guest of Mrs. Markham.
Mrs. Annie Harrison is visiting
friends In Houston.
week.
Miss Blanche McElsee was in
Weathcrford Thursday
MI. and Mrs. a. u. Aaron of Italy
" mere this week, guests of MIR. ana
Mrs. w. b. Norman.
w. r.. Bounds, j. h. Posey II. II.
Logon, George Brlstlcy. j. NJ. Hill and
week.
John. Crawford visited relatives at
Nacogdoches last week.
during the week.
Mrs. Bette steetler is visiting rela-
tlycs at Bruceville.
Mrs. Mollie Woodward and children
OF oak Cnff are here visiting relatives
and friends.