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THE HOUSEHOLD.
HOW TO COOK C.-.RTAIN DISHES— FACTS
FOE THE HOUSEWIFE.
Wax for Flowers— Winter Bedding— S: me
fieceipta— Household !<ot ;s— Do
mestic Economy— ltc.
Winter. Bedding.- Now is the time to
put the ..nit. r b<Mding ia order ; the mat.
treeses should all be eunned and thor- |
oughly aired ; if toiled, rip the ticking eff
— this ia not a*; e.ll liithcult to do ; have it
washed, and it should be starched a little ;
while it ia undergoing this operation the
hair, cr wool, or cotton which composes j
the tilling can be aired by placing it care
fully on a large theet aad laying it where !
the sunlight can shine on it ; if it has been j
used for several years, it will cost but lit- !
tie, and will repay the expense, to have it i
picked and sorted over before being np
bolstered, black ets ought also to be thor
oughly cleansed. If, to make them less
burdensome and difficult to handle, you
cut the long double ones in two, over
cast tha ends with worsted or yarn
of scarlet or blue to match the stripes j
in the blanket. Dj this with button
hole stitch ; it takes a few minutes only
to do this, and it is neater than a
hem, and 13 really a pretty addition to the
blanket. Very pretty comforters for chil
dren's beds are made of the thin cotton
cheese cloth ; tack them and bind them
with bright colors. If for use in the crib,
an edge of worsted crocheted around it
makes it look attractive. Crochet two or
three rows in shell-stitch, with a scallop to
iioish it. It is an excellent plan to put a
strip of white cotton cloth at each end of
a common comforter. It can be removed
and washed with much more ease than to |
wash the uomforter itself, aud with much j
handling, tven with perfectly clean hands,
it is likely to become soiled. The ends of
white spreads are improved by being
worked with white cotton in buttonhole
stitch. T;u3 id particularly the case where
the spread haa been in use a good while
and tor hem is worn and the edge fraye-.1.
All you need to do is to trim off ti.e
threivU so they will not ravel and button
hole the edge.
Wax K» Fi.onvf.iis and Fkitt. — Take
four ounces white wax, two teaspoonfu'.e
balsim of fir, one and one-halt tcaspoonfuU
sweet oil ; melt all tryother in a vessel
placed ia hot wat c r. If you wish * e'low
wix, ad one and one-half teaspooi f Is o"
cbrome yellow to four moOM of wax ; for
green, the samo amount of chrome green ;
for other colors use cinnine powder, Prm- !
eian blue, red leal, black lead, etc. You
will need gamboge, bristlee, moss, quiils,
large and am .11 wire. If you have not a
suitable brush you can make a little swab
and use instead. Nuw, for your green
leaves, take a natural leaf — a ro3o leaf is
to start with — wet it in cold water,
lip vor.r brueh in your melttd wax, brmh
the underside of the leaf until yoar wax
'eaf id aa thick as you wiah ; jou can read
ily separate the leaves with a thin knife
■Jade. Cover the coarse wire with green
wax, then place your leaves on, having a
knob of wax at the end of the wire. Where
you form the dower, it requires different
colors ; for rose, yellow wax ; the gamboge
is to dust the center of the rose. It re
quires patterns to form the tlowcr leaves.
J.ay the ro3eleaf in ycur hand, pres3 your
finger on to give it the right shape, then lay
a plait in the end you place on the wire.
A natural (lower to look at will assist very
much. It requires ekill and judgment to
succeed well.
Apple DtrifPLnroa.— Make a good bak
ing powder cru-.t : peel and core tender,
eour and easily cooked apples ; roll out
crust, place apples on dough, ii.l cavity of
each with Pu^ar, incase each apple in coat
ing of the crust, preßa edt;c2 tuht together
(it is nice to tie a cloth around each one),
put into a kc-tt'.e of boiling water slightly
Baited, boil half an hour, taking care that
the water covers the dumplings. They are
also very nice steamed. To bake, make in
the same way, using a soft dough, place in
a shallow pan, bike in a hot oven, and
serve with cream and sugar, or place in a
pan which is four or five inches deep (do
not have the dumplings touch each other),
then pour in hot water, just leaving top of
dumplings uncovered. To a pan of four or
five dumplings add one teacup of sugar and
half a teacup of butter ; bake from half to
three- quarters of an hour. If water cooks
away too much, add more. Serve dum
plings on platter and the liquid in eauce
boat for dressing. Freeh or canned peaches
may be made in the same way.
OmKI.F.T SoIFKI.BE WITH PRESERVES. —
The following is the proper way to make a
French omelet in perfection, and will be
found much ea&ier than attempting it in a
frying-pan over the fire : Mix up in a I
kitchen basin a quarter of a pound of tlour
acd three ounces of powdered sugar ; di
lute it with two gills aud a half of milk ;
pasa the liquid through a sieve ; add a
piach of sals and three ounces of butter ;
add to it one by one the yolks of six well
beaten eggs ; then in the same way add
the six whipped whites ; pour four or live
tablespoonfuls of melted butter icto a large
omelet pan, and when it is atill warm add
the mixture, pouring it in carefully ; let it
stand for two minutes, and then push the
pan into a slick oven, setting it on a trivet ;
as soon as the upper surface becomes set,
turn the omelet over on the lid of a stew
pan, bring it back to the pan immediately
and again push it into the oven ; let it re
main live minutes ; take it out, place a f ;vp
tpoonfuls of preserved fruit, jelly or mar
malade in the center, fold it over, turn it
on to a dieh, sprinkle it with tiue sugar,
and serve immediately.
Maui-.i.e Cake.— Hero is an excellent
recipe for marble cake, and the quantity
namod will make a large cake, or two good
sized ones : For the dark p»rt use one cup
of butter, two cupa of molasses, two cups
of brown eugar, one cup of tour cream,
five cups of Boor, one teaspoonful each of
to ia, cloves, allspice, nutmeg and cinna
mon, and the yolks of seven eggs. For the
white part use tho whites of the seven eggs,
one cup of butter, two of white sugar, halt
a cup of sweet milk, four cupa of tlour, and
two teaspnonfuls of baking powder. This
cake can ba baked in layers and pat
together with jelly, or you may put some
of the white ia the tin and drop from a
spoon some of the dark into it, and so un
until the tin is full.
Bon.txo Fish.— In boiling fi»h allow live
to ten minutes to the pound, according to
thickness, after putting it in the boiling
water. To test pass a knife along a bone,
and if d. us the fi-ih will separate easily.
Kemove the moment it is done or it will
become " woolly " and insipid. The addi
tion of salt and vinegar to the water in
which h<»h is boiled seasons the fish, and at
the same time hardens the water so that it
extracts less of the nutritious part of the
fish. In boiling fish always plunge it into
boiling water, aud then set it where it will
simmer gently until done. In cisc of sal
mon put into tepid water instead of hot, to
preserve the rich color.
WKXPPSD Ckkam. — Place the cream
over ice until thoroughly chilled, and whip
it with an egg-beater or whip-churn until
it froths. Whiie whipping place the froth
on a eicve, ami rxtiira to the bowl to bo re
whipped all that passes through. When
cream is difficult to whip, add to it and
beat with it the white of an egg. Sweet
ened and flavored, this ia a cboics degsert
alone, but it may he served in var ous
ways. B_k^d apples, peaches, fresh or
preserved berries are .lelicious with it.
Jelly-glasses ocethird fully of j^lly and
tilled up with crvam nuke a wholesome
and delicious dessert.
To Savk Washing. — A good way to
cave wasi.iic, and at the same time to
make a pretty OwwttSmg fova bel, ia to
cover your turkey-red or blue or wnk
"crinfnrta" with Nottingham l*ae. Very
pretty pattern?, eiih r stripe! cr with
small figures, can be bought for twelve
cents a yaro. V.n have no idea how it will
keep dust from the quilt »nd obviate th 1
necessity of a white spn-ad. For children's
beds iiiis is WgUy reco-amended.
Graham Geu for Invalids. — Mix
finely ground t .alum fl 'Or with half milk
and half water, a<M a little ealt, bei>t,
making t* o batter thin enough to pour;
havo tha gcm-p.ir. very hot, grease it, til
as uilieftJjr aa po-s'bte md return immedi
ately to a hit <ivej ; hake about thirty
minutes. Pr:c:o; w;l! teich ja*t the
proper ooniwtt Hoy of the batter and the
beat temperature of the oven. It is very
important tobe*t it WoD
Neuralgia- — A believer in count«r-irri
tants. and ;> - ibly one who does not " bo
licre," will find relief from tsothacho and
its accompanying neuralgia by using the
liniment m&de from the following formula :
Take half an ounce each of the oil of satv
fras and oil of origanum, one ounce and r>
half of the tincture of capsicum and half
a pint of alcohol. Wet a tiannel cloth with
it and apply to the face.
INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF GAS LIGHTING.
An English writer, after describing the
baneful effects of gas upon the healthfut
ness of living rooms, goes on to notice
sorria of the mischief done to books, wares,
furniture and the like. The evil effects of
the heat of gas j«-ts are augmented, he says,
by the large amount of water produced by
the gao ;',ii;.'_-. Sixty burners will produce
on the loweat computation two gallons of
[ water per hour ; hence in a November
j evening many large shops filled with deli
' cite goods will have a nine-gallon citkful
I of water thrown into their atmosphere in
! the form of steam, to condense on any cool
surface, as we often see it trickling down
in windows in winter. But worse remains
behind. The sulphur, always present in
gas in larger or smaller proportion, accord
ing to tho character of the coal employed,
burns into sulphurous vapor, which passes
in the air to tin state of oil of vitriol.
Tne eminent chemist, Dr. I'rout, expostd
water in a drawing-room in which ga3
was burned and found that it absorbed tuf
iicient of these vitriolic emanations to red
den blue litmus and show the presence of
free sulphuric acid. The fumes from £as
will, indeed, in the long run, discolor every
sort of fabric, rust metals, rot gutta percha
and reduce leather (as in the binding of
books) to "a scarcely coherent powder
with a strongly a.cid taste." After referr
ing to the evidence of tho librarians of the
Ather«um Ciub, London Institution, etc.,
as to the rotting of the bindings of bo.>!;s
kept in rooms lighted by ga«, tho writer
says : " Drapers know to their coat how the
edges of pieces of dyed fabrics become
faded and rotten when kept long on the np
p;r shelves of gas-lighted shops ; no plant
will grow in a room where gas ia burning,
and cut flowers quickly wither ; while
those who work long and habitually in
gas-lighted rooms become blan.lied and
sickly."
USE OF THE CAPITAL "I"
When General Alexander O^le served
Somer6et'd " frosty sons of thunder" in the
Pennsylvania Legislature, it fell to him to
write, in behalf of the Democratic mem
bers, a letter to General Jackson, then
steppiug across the Presidential threshold.
Such work of the ecribe was a Üborof love,
and in oubmicting to tha caucus what he
had written, GtoerU O^rle said : "Gentle
men and members of the Democratic party,
I hold in my hand a letter addressed by
General Alexandtr Ogle to General Andrew
Jackson, and I have no hesitation in saying
that it is a tine paper." The members,
gathering around, agreed that the letter
was just the thing to make Old Hickon °b
heart thump with satisfaction, and all n •
cept one, a dapper little Pnilaielphian,
spoke words of praise. This dandy of the
lioute, fixing hi; glasses and scanning the
page with a critic's smirk, ventured
to remark: "Pardon me. General, I
do not wish to assume to make
a suggestion to so distinguished a genllo
man as yourself, but I cannot refrain from
saying that it is customaiy in the East,
and I may say in almost all civilized coun
tries in Europe, to write with the capital
' I,' instead ot the little 'i.'in using the
personal •pronoun in epistolary correspond
ence." GsneralO^le drew down his heavy
brows, piercing the dandy's marrow with
the tierce shaft of scorn that shot from his
eye. ''Sir," he said, beginning with a
hiss and eliding with a roar, " whun I write
to Bach a great, such a towering man aa
General Andrew JacUson, Democratic Pres
ident of the United States, I abase myself,
I abase myself, sir. I use as email an 'i '
as I can put ou paper ; but, sir, if I should
ever get to such a low-down pitch as to have
to write to such a d — d little snipe as you,
I'd uae an 'I,' sir, that would till two
sheets of foolscap, so help me — !" — [Phil
adelphia Times.
WOODPECKERS.
The peculiar features of the woodpeckers
are found in the construction of the beak,
the feet, and tail. The beak is constructed
for chipping away the bark and wood, the
feet enables them to hold fast the trunk,
and the tail supports them. Their beaks
are long, powerful, straight and pointed ;
their feet, formed for grasping, are set far
back upon the body ; their tails are short
and still, and act as props when pressed
upon the rough bark. Often, in walking
through the woodi or orchards, there will
be seen strewn in profusion, at the foot of
a tree, Hakes of bark aDd chips of wood,
sure si^n of the woodpecker's industry.
Und»r these Hakes insects and their larva*
found shelter, so that in reality, instead of
being an enemy to the farmer, ho is one of
his most faithful servants. They will ex
cavate tunnels in apparently sound and
undecayed wooJ, boring through several
inches, till they reach the decayed por
tion! of the center of the tree,
and here they will make their
nests. The burrowing powers of the great,
giant, gray-bellird woodpecker are marvel
ous ; its chisel- like beak having been
known to chip splinters from a mahogany
table acd to cut a bcls fifteen inches in
width through a lathand-pla9ter partition.
Even the small downy woodpecker is abte
to bore its way through solid wood of a
tree, making an ingenious nest, the bar
rowß sloping for some six or eight inches,
then being driven perpendicularly down
the tree. The tunnel is barely wide enough
to admit of the passage of the body of the
bird. But the perpendicular hole is roouiy
and is fitted up in style. The male and
female wookpeckers labor alternite
ly in the burrowing and making
of the nest, but they find an
implacable enemy in the saucy little wren,
who, when the woodpeckers' apartments
are ready for occupaucy, coolly takes pos
session, and holds them against the built'
ers and proprietors, notwithstanding their
vehement and noisy expostulations.
They were only 19 years old, those
Southern youth', but they had a quarrel,
j and Waiter Dorr produced a revolver,
and, takiDg out his watch, tolJ Thomas
Walker he could hsve three minutes to
pray before he died. At the expiration
of that time I>»>rr put a bullet through
Walker's head, killing him iustautly. This
was at Shreveport, L».
r «^
Keura/gia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Barns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Fzins,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frostec
Feet end Ears, and all other
Fains and Aches.
No Preparation on ;arth equal* ?t. Ji-rm Or.
«-■! a «<>/<> jure, simple ai.i cl.rrrn Eit*rt»-
K'mrdj. A trixl entail Imt tic cmraratiTe'j
trifling cu'Ja.T of 50 »>nt«. ani ev*rr on« «nff»rlrf
wirl; paia can hare cbtap kr.u i.osiuve pnxif of >:.
tiAiau.
I>irecti«iif in nerfn Lacgn«ge«.
Eoli2 BY ALL DHTJGGIST3 AKD DEALESJ
-15 HEDICIHE.
A. YOGELER & CO.,
Salt itnore. 3l d. . I". S.^,
MISCELLANEOUS.
LYDIA E. PINKHAIYTS
VEGETABIEJiOMPQUm
IsaPo4ti\ r Cure.
for all tfaOM PalnftiU'umplalot>and Wcakaewi
»■> iraaoi to ocr best female population.
Th. «tt HnUr.l Dlwo.rrj Sllwe Ike !>:,.. „ of Ill.lorr.
It removes faintnesa, flatu>ucj, dc-atroya all craTliig
for stimuJ.iat, and relieve-* weakness of the stomach.
t->P~Physicians Use it and Prescribe it Freelj.-ftft
Thai feeling of bcirins down, cau'dagpata. weight
and backache, is always permanently cured by Its use.
For the cure of Kidney Complaint* of either hi
this Compound In un«urpue»cd.
i.TOA c. nnoun bloob rumwaat
win eradteato erery vesture of Humors frmu the
Blood, aud eive tr.no and sinucth to tha aystem. of
man » Oman or child. Inwm on having li. '
B..thtlic Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at !S£S aud 333 Western Avenue. Lynn. Maw Pnmot
eith-r, £1. Six bottles for J5. Sent Ly mail In tho tORB
of pilm. or of ioidUfea, on receipt of price. $1 [>erbo*
for either. Mrs. I'iakham personally am! conllden
tiaJlv answ.:r» all letters of inquiry, tncluac 3ct. sUu;ip
Siud for Guide to Health.
No family Khonld l>o without I.TDIA E. nKKHAMS
11VEK I'II.LS. They care conciliation, biliouauoM,
and torpidity of the uver. tu craU per box.
# J -Sold by all Druggists.-^* (1O
PERMANENT " CURE CFijl
% CONSTIPATION. 11l
E I^o other disease is bo prevalent la tMs O|
£ country as Constipation, end no remedy S
© has ever equalled tte celebrated KIDIfEY-'tl
£ WOKT aa a curt?. Whatever the cause, C
3 however obstinate Uie cose, this remcily *8
W vsrill overcome it. •
© OB B_ E?Q THIS distressing coth-|>
£ " ■■W£»vs»i plaint is very apt to toe'j
*j complicated with constipation. Kidney-) ■
« y/ort strengthens the -weakened parts nncV. •
o quickly cures nil kinds of Piles even when ©
O pl'yoidana and medicines havebefcrefeil-i C
< cd. i T*"lfyou have either of these troubi:-fl|2
USE [Druggists Sol.|*
ENGLAND
BAKING
Slal i b STARCH
g^fl & p AMMONIA
i HJs PHOSPHATtS
■ * **& tartaric acid
Cream Tartar ahq Bi-Carb.Soda
NOTHING ELSE.
Ifewton Bras- & Go,|
03-TuThStffc)Ktiltw\V
FOLITICAL.
" If I sannot pet a redßetkn to Ume cents a
mile, I'll accej.t four."— [Stuntniari'j rcj 1/ to Kail
road C..niiii: = ;,-Micr Oose.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TOKET
LLECTiC:! TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1382.
For (.nvornor GEORGE STOSEKAN
For Llcut.-Governor JOHi I»A«;GETT
For tmttm «f '•' »■•• > •>• K. MUKi'MMS
prc-me Court ■ E. M. i:<i-^
FOR CONGRESS \
> CBARLES A. Hin\Eß
At Liirae...^ JOIIX I!. < ,l.\sifMK
Second DUtrlrt JAMTS 11. r.l (•!»
For Secretary of Mate.. .T. I. M:<»«ir n\
For Mate Controller JOHN" I*. 1H VN
For S(.ite Treannrer W. A. JAM ART
For Alliirnej-tfiifral. .X, C. MlliSiltLl.
For ■ •:!>.■,, r (.■ ;:. r.-:l 11. I. IVSI.LE\
For tap*. Fnblli- lu-i'n /«T. T. V,i|::.ii:
For Clrrk Sup. Court... J. W. McCAIITUY
KAII.ROAD COMMISBIOSER:
Fimt District «. J. CASPE.\TF.B
BOARII OF MDIUH9M :
Second Dltlrlrl W. M. CBITCHER
DEMOCRATIC DGUHTY TICKST.
Mate tmmtme..: Frederick cox
stale W. S. .MA\LOVE
AKKrinblymau 11. M. LAEI'E
Assemblyman C. F. KLISK
Afcsrnibly man «. 1 1 i.l • DOTY
Shf-rin ALF. 11. I>IIII.
County Clerk M. B. KKARB
Auditor and Recorder.. J. W. ni::iMU.<\
IMMH CII£S TEKFIELR V- > I i >
Treasurer MICHAEL FAY
I'lHlrlrl Atlorner .:<>!!'. T. CARI.Y
>-h;il. rub. Bchoo!M.EIEBMA%' A. K1.1.1 I M
Cornner -lOIIK MILLER
Public Admlnislrstor.CEO. F. BKOVKER
Surveyor A. <J. WIK.V
st'PEnviaoßs :
First nift'rlrl ROBKXT lii- %
Second ItUtrici WM. McLAI VIILIN
Third Dlotrtrt J. V. v. ;.i;«n t ;
Fourth DLtrlct JAMES MrUIIRE
MlHh fllstrlrt BJiXJ. BtILEV
Slxtb MMMM J. P. MEUEIIITII
Seveath DlsCrlct I. M. SMITU
-' !l-r\r, CITT :
Police Judije w, A. lIEVKY
FACaAMKXTO TOWXillir \
Justice or Peace B. M. CLARKEX
JuKllce or Peace, PETE* IM<>\«»>
Constable lOHX I'OIAG
ConsUble MATT. COFFEY
By order Democratic County Central Committee.
H. SI. LARUE, Cliiirman.
Wm. Mimir. Secretary. o^-d&awStd
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS!
THE COV.N'TY DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
will address the voters of Sacramento county,
as folio* s :
OEORGtTOWTf Monday, October 23
MICHIGAN BAB Wednesday, October 25
HICKSVILLE, Friday, October 17
FOLSOM, Saturday, October S8
WALNUT GROVE Monday, October 30
ANTELOPE, Wednesday, November 1
BRIGHTON (rugh's Hall), .Ihureday, November 2
ELK GROVE Friday, November 3
BACKIMESIO,... .Saturday, .\oTeraber 4
Denr-crats at the diff-rent points will please tak?
ni.tico, anJ make suitable arrangements for the
above fto^ ointments.
By order of the Democratic Conn'y Central Com
™r<x. H. M. LARUB, Ch»inn«n.
V>u. Misir, Secretary. 014-
DEMOCRATIC MEETING !
The Vottra of Sacmoiento will be »ddre«Becl by
Coy. Wm. Irwin,
G. J. Carpenter
Nominee for RAILROAD COMMIS-IONEB Firgt
District,
BATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 21
A.B.BIOR'V PT a t.t.
«T NO BXCI'RSION Ti'.AIN TO GALT !-0n «■
e>iurit ot this ineeiif g, and ia defereuce to the
(Pi.tifmen who are to *!dri-« the people ther«t
the contemplated Excursion t'>Galt, on tte occasion
of thn County Candidate*' Mtttine at th*t pl^.ce bas
been abinrtoneJ In a'l «,ih»r rtgpects the hereto
fore published programme remuns unchanged.
By order oj the Democratic County Centra' Com
mittee H. H. LAhL'E, Chairman.
1 Wm. Jitxiß, SecretsjT. oiost
POLITICAL.
Republican Nominees.
EUCTiOM: TUESDAY, KiVtHBtR 7, 1882..
FOR COVERNOR :
MOBBI4 n. EBTEE Or \ap>
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR:
A. R. <O.\KLI\ OMaro
FOR SECKtTARY OF STATE i
F. A PEDLAR «fY»Io
FOR STATE CONTROLLER :
W. A. DAYIES Of Taolnmnr
FOR STATE TREASURER :
JOU\ WEIL Ol Sierra
FOR ATTORNEY-GENEUiI. :
A. L. BART «f (Mm
FOR SURVEYOR-GENERAL:
MILLIAM III.MO Of Los Angrlrs
FOB SUPr. OF TLDLIC IN«TRUCTIOS :
-. I>. WATEKMAX Or »an J.iaqn'n
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT :
FRAMi <;ROSS Or San Francisco
FOR JUSTICES OF THE STPREUE COOT :
JOHX HINT, JB Of San Franrlsco
S. C. I»E.\SOX oresrramento
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS :
Srcond Mtlilct HORACE F. PA«;E
At Large ilKMtl llx.l :::io\
At Large i \f. W UOBttUW
FOR STATE BOARD OF EuUALIZ VTION :
Second District L. C. nOREIIOI'SE
FOR RAILROAP COMMISSION":
First DUtrlct < IIAULES F REED
REGULAR
EEPUBLICAB BBBHI TIDKiT.
ELECTION. NOVEMBER 7 1832.
FCR STATE SENATORS.
«!■•■■ I. IMMW,
JO«KfU BOCTIEtt.
FOU THE ASSEMBLY.
F. D. RY&X.
O. IV. lIA\(OCS,
R. ■. LOIKLTT.
FOE COUNTY CLERK.
C. H. COS LAX.
FOR SIIERirF.
riiM.tr il: ; / (..
FOR COUNTY ASSF3SOH.
j. t. onnifis.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
A. 8. <.i;i .'. \:.\ v. .
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
8. 8. IIOLL.
FOR AUDITOR AND RECORDER.
«. E. GERRFR.
FOU SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
C. E. BIsZIOP.
FOR PUBLIC ADMIXISTP.ATOR.
11. 8. BEiLS.
FOR CORONER.
J. F. CLABK.
FO3 COUNTY SURVEYOR;
J. V. PIEGSOX.
FOR SUPER\ISORS.
First Dlnfrltl B. STE'.NHAJT.
Scrnnd I»t«triit-.J. WI*t»IAX.
Third I>l«.tv:rJ-H. i;i. iKt.
Fnnrlh ri-lrlrl-s. <::>Tiilli:.
Finn UNlrlrl -«. r. ■iWin
-• .U Itix|ric<-E. ■>. I HKI>«TY.
Seventh Milglrt r. R. RECKLET.
FOR POLICE JUDGE
W. s. saifiii::'.
FOR JUSTICES OF TnE PEACE
j. o. ran
T. V, <.!*■!.:
/"OR CONSTABLES
FRIMi BWIIT.
». E. HABYF.Y. tll-fal
EEPBBLICANJIEETIHGS!
REPUBLICAN CANCIDATES
Will address tlie rllljer.s or Hie follnnlns
named places
On the respect i\e dites :
ENTERPIiISE Saturday. October 21
M I CIIIGAN BAB ; Monday, October 53
BRIGHTON, Tuesday, October 21
HICKSViLLE, We inesdav, October B
FOLSOM Thursday, Octolier M
UNION HOUSE Friday, October 27
WALNUT GROVE,. Saturday, October 28
ANTELOPE, Monday, October 30
CLAY tTAIfOH Tuesday, October 31
ELK GROVE, Wci<naadav, November :
PATTEP.SONS, Thursday, November 2
KUIUUIVUXI Friday, Iflllliliw 3
GALT SaturcUy, November 4
By order of the EcpobUeaa County Central Cosi
mittee. JOHN RIDER, Chairman.
A. J. KUOADB, Secretary. o!i-td
STAND FROM UNDER !
DWYER, OF THE IVANHOE, HAS *53p«
jußt added to his stock a chr.JLvljU^jL'
• lection o( Wince and L:>]uorsiu: up v^-'^mOh
pressly for family use. Ilia Cigars :r>l Tobaccos an
?ood. He offers you his Ivanhoe Cigar for Five
Cents, the best in town. Call round and judjje for
yourself. You will always find DWYER on lieck at
southwest comer Eighth' and K. ol" StTuThS
~E3NER BROS.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
«!'.»» AND LHICORM,
Nos. 116 and 118 X street, between Front and Sec
ond, Sacramento. m25-4plm
FOR A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
CALIFORNIA CRACKERS,
.GO TU-—
X». EC XCT7SSX!XaXa.
NO. JI9 J STREET SACRAMENTO
aug-2-la:
Friend Terry
LUMBER
ESTABLISHED 1653.
SUCARPINE.REDWOOO.QRECGN&TRUGKtEPINE,
At Wholesale and KcUil, and
nannfactored to Ordrr at the Mill* or tbc
Company.
Also Doors, Windows. liliuds, Shakes, Shingles,
Bolts and Ties.
MAIN YARD AND OFFICE,
No. 1310 Second Street, near M.
BRANCH YAKD,
Corarr Twelfth A J -i».. facramento. <'al.
%ul9-4D*rtn
McOSEAR7'3 PATENT
fflb %£ JLg -ftJES 3&M JOj
FLOUR!
r«R SALE KY tI.L CEMEK9.
f\ McCREAR v &CO , SACRAMENTO MILLS
\_/» now m»nufacturt a cradc of ROLLER FLOUR
fuilj equaJ to the WA>HBUKNE, or any othrr
Minnesota Hirh-BT*le Patent Flour. Also, the
whitest, f-tronsrest ar,d best Bakera' and Family Flour
in tli.' murket. aoS-4plrn
ISTOTICB I
Opening of Carnival Postponed!
WILL APEX MASQAT. «•< 1 . Sid.
Hill CLOSE BATCKDAY. NOT. 4th.
XT Ticket) pood. A>ME LAEE, Secretary.
O2C-2'. 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
SiAKt YOUR WIFE HAPP^^
A*O NBB HOME A ;■''&%
I H' Experimental Baking^
4; " GARLAND" RAIIGE ! |J|;
With Remarkable Results i^J
'\ ',
Eanee coLl at 7 o'clock : fire kindled, bread
,\My. baked and on the table at 7:19, with oven door wide Vtff^;
'■* | °P cn < thflreby obtaining bread baked in open air
|j J« | which tastes as our grandmothers made it, when
.-• 5 bak*:d in tin reflectcs, before the fire, on the hearth ; -t
1 and you may know it takes bat little fuel -for but .' .:, tr| ;
' ■'•Sv^-\ nineteen minuter were consumed in kindling the fire "%"fv
and doing the baking. You" may think it strange, ,;
: \V*% ' rst bread browned nicely on the door side, with '^m/
-•\ 3" I oor wi^e open. The perfect construction of the
.^3; iliesii tli.- "GARLAND" KASGE is the cause of Wm
; r 3 [ t liete great results.
*l J^ IGVATS FOX PACIFIC COA>iT. «^K" ■"'
| = K>'l aiuS r>U J STREET, SiCrUSIEXTO.
I People from the Interior visiting the cit}-, daalrons
5 Good No, 1 Timepiece,
jssjj One you can rtly on to KEEP TIME, should bj all means
'_gflfnTfrjgßjßMfr||BJljfl " II 9> Vj iii i* 2 B
f^SL4^i}gi^iiJj^ tar n e krrpt :in larsrsl a-sor«nirn». <r<tni iln-
T^T?!?^l ..l- ? ~i 1J1 "^ iTT FISExT fHK«\««K*|>!l li\ r.t«. :, HUB.HI
'Se<|jtiSigSfefaS^fe riMEK, )■> li.. W«l I *B£i Vit'hKL H'AKII.
■ J^T-*^''S^?!^'^!sf!r ' ": '" Mrl '" 1 :i^ r< :' r <" :"< il. M ».« HlKilt-T
I r W 4 Mrm f' m p " !::3 Mz chew.rjh«Ttkose of any other
pTf lm'lluMi»ii|]{gfljJ ! r '* l<lril Jl> " "•"' »"• »a.»ik'qcahtt of goods.
: t ' **^ :~." -. I ' — E=!e=^!^ a "° a!sr> '" 3 i'on>tintlT in extensive stock
&pKa-' &Sfn^'^*-ag MLVEB A.VO SH.VKR IM.»« l:D WtEF.,
'r^W'^Kpfl'lw OPEKA ASD FIRID CLAS«F.«I.
} ■ P^Fl'f I Received dnilv directly from Ihe factories
1 L?* J -'^S^- Jc^*- l t :^ i O" Ail count ry..nlers promptly attended to. TE»
*^m«pp4 SIGN, THE TOWN CLOCK,
■~«F== aa K 1 " "o. 315 J »i.. Jm-i. Tliird i>:ni Fnnrtb, Hurramrnlo.
Baker £& Hamilton,
SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRANCISCO
IMPORTERS AND M ANCJ \CTiaEB3 Of
AGRIOOLTORAL IMPLEIV3BJTS,
MACHINES, ETC..
ACEKTS FOB THK
Boliu9 Bteel FIOV7-?. / js*v Oale c htiled Iron
Euieka Gani; Plows, "^\ X Plows,
Gorham Cocur..^. n^. Collins' Cast Steel
Eeeder and cuia- .. jJjjMt I ' L«fe»- Plows,
vator ' fast Ircr. Plo-.rs.
cmvat- VjjJM cor, SrT Bllerr.8 llerr. Fee.
Seedirllls.FanMmß, - fl^^ ?^...
aider Bill?, Itc. Vagonp,
Karlne viu :. • Viatiinn, I .-••'. < . rri -ik<-» and BugKle.", Umlrl.i ».m ; n::;n i Works
6;irlns Wncens.
■ r r< |tiM«i|M ;- » «= nNai's. Shovels, Anes, U"f*, Screws, Dolts, I'owrter, Co(w>, Fuse
UnlJlfitfllauL BUu'.s Hot-c. I'.-.ltinL', 11-ltp, Cu'.iery, C irtri.iaes, Handles, Biveta,
rlMiß^i: SI -4B&E £:"'«, '■'■'!. Steel, Baling Wire, I- lain Fen-.e IV, re, Hirl.c-i Kcnce
MABKEm
ROSEDALfcL MARkETT~
JAMES R. PATTKhFON", FOK^Mmb
th-. '»»» f.iiir >..i-sl. .-.itnl a' ti ■■ flMfc^ y
l'ho-!ii\ u'l'itt, X s!ri,t:t. l.f'i'.t'ii
Ti.ird and ?ounh, his stated in •' *•
baHmtm en M» own Mujaui. sad has fl'ted up one
ol the neatest and eLftuta: Meat .Stalls in the ci'yat
*». TH J WtMIJ, Iwl. »BTCsH> ::•• I I'.lsblli.
He will effor the Choicest >!t-a'.s to ha ohtaiued at
the lowest i-rici-P. arid invite-* th^ rratrcnat'tf of his
friends and ll;t* public, a~d hor-ta, hr horestv,
tv!it»i'e9« and s'rict attettiou to biuiutss. to merit
the public patronage. 09-4plm
"JACOB AHNOLD, ~
BUTCHER AVD PORK PACKER, gTPji
corner of Second and JJ stroeM, wtts : JLdS^
vfaetsi le and rciai!, at 1 mmt market !%,.- fA»
rates, th" fl»-*t of MMnl BMML P.rc^kfaat
Bacon, Sh:nM^r», P»cVl«»d Uuni4 .md Fork, -M« -*
I'.rk, >pare [Üb», Pi;s' X tt. i'-.rk S^unane, Lird,
e'e Also chot-rft Fresh iUef.V.;*!, Mutton, L*nih,
ru. Hijht«t p-i-v jv.U in cas'i fur lieef C*ttl),
Hoys, Sheep and Lamb>. 03-4ptf
~C^ WEISEL & CO.,
BUTCHERS AVD POBK-MOUstL dnft
paj-ihe highest pr« for Brjinf-d'lEjfcp'^
h*»^s C<»rt?t»n:!y r-u hand, extra fi'i^ XV lt*~^
*nearH3ired Ham?" Pickled Ihnw, Breakfas: Bacoo.
Shoulders, f:iear P-wit, Men Po*», Lard, Corned
Beef. Pigs' Feet, fiir-i' Hei-ii and S|>are Kins. Also.
v.r.tr» fine Pork fta'sui . stiptt
THE FINEST M£ATS~
OF ATX EfNDS. IN THK .'ICPIC'.
and at f. ■■-...-* In - . .:i »jMf^r"
always be found at • ' V■ - . <
Market, of CONK/. l> S'jiJEfi', ; ;;uih- j ■■ '•*
-west Comfcf of Twelfth anri X -'.ft.^fs. Mvats dc
tMMi in *1 pc.-'ji of U c city af ail t.i. o«.
anlS-iplai
PIKE & YOU .ti,
CARBUGE M AXUFACTUE- ,
erj, eoroer .-< founh and ■ fTIVMT
L t-reot«, is-jwueiito, haT« oa f*jy j?y^7j^:
hand the Uuv«!t assortment of .Q£: >SaV^^l^
CarrU^^i, Wajr/jai and rJu£?fei to be found Li Sacra-
I Kmtc, »aica ti*f sUI sell at rarj .of nas,
PARLOR STOVJgS
A VARJLTV Ol iMELOK STOVES (ilEll',
JOEHT «3€>E»I»I OB '&,
\o. 7^7 X Hrfff, '.<-7-4pt!1... ""arrTrnf olo.
r. h/'byers" i
%«. ma X si., h<-,'.M\th Had Sciir.ib, |
SACRAMKNTO.
TV Shrouds and Md Clothes, Coffins and E
Tinumincfc, Metallic Burial Cvosaml Caskets. I
Inttrmenta made in all the Cemeteries. C
I!" lies FDilmlmed for Shipment. au'.l-4ptf E
J. FRANK CLARK,
■•. WIT low 1b it., b.». J ami ft.
Alw»ti » e—pl»<« itock Is sten. Cooe'.-y
at&an reoaln proßpt attentlan. '. < si—
FRITZ & MILLER,
■HBEKTAK7ES.
/^TTICK IH ODD TeLLOWS* TTHTLK,
\/ ft> and X street*. CoropJ.it* stow
of CXOEr.TAKER* QCOUS (WMiicUy oa
hand. City and c - -"r orderv proaiptJf at.
teno *« t«, 4a/ or a'^fr *., %t ".§•/■ ai ; * rates. '•**
A. J. VERMILYA. j
tl—ty Cerraer wml kul.-iL:. r.
Has ran jt- J i» Se. SSO J street, tet. FUtb scd I
SlxtlL. AJwsra aa baoda Uiy« aKcrtirent -^ H
Itotaili* aad Wooiec Cssk*'*, BurUlfiaca try.
OoffliM. MarrHid* hirai»Si*i aad » anenj Wnt .fei I
lrfs»«ifiil. OgAa cru«n irtil reostr* nro*^ 1
««Wn»a^^ltart^tt(!eM>-:at».'ie jj
EUSDTESS CABDi?.
Ji.ißßi.l: «.iitus.
ISRAEL LUCE (LATE OF AITKEN & LUCE) &
CO., dealers in Monuments, Tombs, Tablets, |
| Mantels, etc., Foreten and Domestic s' . :■'<■ and
Granites, at wholesale and retail, 611 X Btreet, Sac
mnit-nto. Oal. All work warranted. 85-4plm
JOHN KITH,
A SSATER AliD CUKMIST, No. 517 J STKEZT.
./% Saorameato, Cal. AB Assays and Chesalcsu
\niTyi.is a.^c.Tratcly csxriod out at short notice c:: i
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and Oold
Purchased. Instructions triven in 121oa-pipe .v-i,v.
Inf. (Ssyn»Oß rrßc<T,j>ii.) sC-Jplm"
C. H. laKEUS A CO .
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
Glass, Varnishes, Broi-e?, Wall Paper, W.«
lloaer Goods and Picture Moldings, Painters' and
Ar'.Uts Materials. Sole A _■•:.: i tor Averill's Mixed
Painta, huilding Paper. ~t<o. C2B J etr.et, Sacra
mento, Cal. el 4ptf
TO. CCTE&BK&CKK,
IRON AND BRASS VOUAJBB AJTD KA
chln^Dt, Front and N strestn. Maaufactnrer o!
GntUzbcriser'a Horse Powers, P.itett Ground Koliet
and Clej; Crushei and Barley Hills. AH kluils ol
Hydrauito Pipai. For sale, Throe JSillor Patent Hi y
Praaaa- sl-4plm
A. HI. BMITH.
"]»aTO. 412 J STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasfltter— Work done on the most approved
sanitary principles. sl-4ptf
E. L. BIIXIKCB A CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liqnors. Agents
for Dr. Jaffc's Celehratcd Cinchona Bitten ; a!,',
amenta for Litton Spriucs Seltzer Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. 11l Kaireot, between Fourth
and Fifth au2S-lplm
H. F. ROOT. A-'.ax. NBILSON 1. DRI3OOIi.
BOOT, MEILSON «C CO.,
UNION FOUNDRY— IKON" AND BRASS
Fcucders and MachinUiU, Front street, bo
tween N and O. Casting ar.d Machinery of every
description made to ordei . au24-4D'.a
JAMIS lir.3 It:?,
MAjrUFACTURER OF KOAD Srp.APF.R3
Iron Doors, Jail titlls. Shutters, P.r>.!!!ns?
liratlnirs, Housework and BJickomitliiug iv p>neral,
No. 620 X street, between I'iftL and bixta. Sococd
h^nd Dr.r.is for sale. au22-4ptl
». HADDEK
(^ONTIIACTOP. AND KUILDKR-SIIOP, No 611
j Oak avenue, between J and X, Sixth and s eT
enth strctts, Sacramento, Col. Estimates fur
nished for ail kinds of work. Stores anj olHscs
titted up. ans-4plm
1*56. X tosTcIK. i«S3.
T>OOKBINDEH, PAPLn.RL T LEP. AND BLANK.
Book Manuficturer, No. Sl9 Jgtreet, betweec
Tn'rd and Fonrtb, Sacramento. au2o-4r.tf
K. H. PETTIT,
WHOLESALE AXD RJETAIZ. DKALEB H!
Foreisn and Domestic Clears, 'i'obiicco, Cig
arettes, Piws, etc. Always on hand a full ri ;
*i\ claasas of toods in my lino. R. H. FEniT.
au'l-ipln:
J. A. CTKMISHOA3S,
KOJLF-R AND DU» Wait.
K_j 1 Street, between Front an-1 Second, Sic:-.
mento. Manu/acturer of Gtesm Belle™, Sheet lion
Wort, etc. AJuo.sli kinds of &. -airing. Chans a(
Portable Boilers from Wiod to £*r»w Parno-* a
Specia tV auH-4i,i-
B. CABLI. OSOLT.
C4KIE A C2OIT.
AND BUILDERS, ARE PP.r.
\_y pared to do all kin.la of w-rk in thoir line iv
city or country. Principal place cf business, oacra
mtnto. Shop, No. 1114 Second street, between E
andL. Postoffloe Bex, So. 410, Sacramento
au!6-4ptf
LOUIS BLOSS A CO.,
DEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT ASD I
streets. Highest price tir Hides, Shwr
PelU and T»Uow Butchers supplied with Salt
ftper latest Improved Sausafre Vachinee, 3t;ileri?;
Lard Presses, etc Prompt cash returns made f»i
ill consiiniments. alB-4pti
ATTOBHEYS AT LAW.
S. B HATKS. A c# pi.SSHA.S.
FKKEMAW <t SATES.
r Mrms-omn, >o. sic fifth street,
betwci-n I and J, Bacr-.mento. Cal. su27
CUAS. t. JONIH. KD. «. MAETI3.
J»V: S « MAKTiJf,
A TIORNEYS-AT-LAW, NO. 007 I STRKET, BE.
£\. twecu Sixth and Seventh, Sacrsmonto.
au*Jj-4pl m
a. 0. B»ATTT. W. H. BKA.TTT. ADAM BKATfv.
«»ATrT, BMTTV A REATTT,
A ITV.KSEV,S.>TL.»'.V, w;i,L PRACTJCB i.N
JrX. Federal and St:ite Cov.r;.H ...' CaHfbrnia r.a!
NeTßda. Oißce: CaviW, hank BoOdfaw eoroa
Fourh and J utree'?. J,,i. i,; t [
tRovK l. nmm.
A TTORXEYAT-LAW— OFFICE, FIFTH B£
Detwe^n I ami J. Residence, No. 207 I street.
hftween Seventh and Eighth. aulO-4p3in
T. IS. McFAKLA^I>.
4 TTORNEY-AY-LAW-OFFICE, NcnTHEAST
corner of J and Second streets. Residence, H
street, between Fifteenth and TTlllmitll aO-4v>lm
DEHTISTBY.
W. ■...'■.!>,
DENTIST, tJITINN'3 BUILDING, rf»-s=v
northojßt corner Fourth anl ' ftdg—-^
rtrcLts. Artificial Teeth inserted on all^UEfitr
bJsc-<. Improved Li'iui.l Nitrous Oxide Oas for
painless extraction of teeth. au2o-tf
W. H. HAKE, l>. D. ».,
|" jENTIST, NO. EOS J STKEET, BE-^^^r^.
tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacrrroento.^XCTb'
all-4pltn
n. B. PIEQSON.
DK>mST, «1S J STREET, DETWEKN J _ > ,
Fourth and ir'ift.h, Sacmmcnto *<■■ >-ffit&™*L
ficlal TeetU inserted on Oold, Vulcanite^-U-LLHy
and all b.taea. N trous Oxide or Laußhinir Gis a<l
nvlniiUffred for painless CTtr*wt!.-ti. of leeth. aul4-lm
F. F. TEBBETTB,
TTVENTIST, NO. 527J J STREET, ff^s=^
between Fifth and Sixth. au2o 4p3m*^^i!L^&
I»H8. BdKWKK a BOFTUWOKTII,
DENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER
<:i Seventh ■••' : J Btn el , in ilr- ■• - *i^j^~
new building, up *Uirß. Te'-th extna:ted^£rHCr
without piin by the use of Improved Liquid Nivroia
Oxide Oas. aul6-4plm
mYSICIANS~AMD~SUB3"Effi T S
ii. DAKT. SI. ».,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (HOMEOPATH
ist). Residence, No. ISIS G street, between
tiirhtecntb and Nineteenth. Office, 627 J street
(over BiltV), Sacramento, OaL Special attention
given lo diseases of th 3 heart and lunir*. Office
Hours 9tn 11 a. m. ; 2to t, a;,d otoS P. M. oU-la
UK. UtOKU:; ri'BIRX,
/"VFFICE, SOUTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND
J streets (over Tuft's Dray Store). Office hours—
BtoJO A. M.; 1 to S and 7 to 8 p. «. 04-4plm
DX. A. E. BKIiSE,
/~IR\DUATE Ol' THIS UNI\*ERSITY OF
\JT Berlin, Gennary. a.-.d of tho Medical College of
the Pacific, San Franei-co. O4!ce and icsidencc,
521 4 street, batman Fifth and f i\th, Sacramento.
Office hours, 9 to 11 a. «., 8 to B and 7 to 8 P. v.
BIS-tf
VTALLiCE A. r.r •:.:.<, K. D.
OFFICE A.YD RESIDLNCE, NO. 21 ! J STREET,
Sacramento.
f 9 to 10 a. H. )
OBlre Hoar* < -i 2to ; i . •■ ■ eel2-4p*f
("to 8 P. ii.)
wm, clicks* Baitbies. a. «..
OCCU3T, AURIST AND PUYfeJOIAK FOB
l>'.^--iz\ ■■:> the Tin oat. OSca, i^ J bU-oo s
corner of FL'tb, over 3acamcnto I'ani., Sacraiaci'-C,
C&l. H.-iirs— i-30 to 12 a. m.; 1 l» « r m Sur..!.!- .
'/-.V >■■ .1 <. a.; 1 to 4 p. m. si-*:?
DX. UAT<U,
; 84 J STSEET— OFFICE HOTJKS S
A. «., and 12:30 to 2 r. v. sl-tt
W. A. HCCHSOH. M. ».,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAJC AND SUKOEOV.
Offic?, south-Ros* corner of Se 'enth and J
streets, in Efyto's new builli.is;, up itairo. !;■ ■
deuce, southehst corner cf Scvnth and N street?,
■ Sacr-ajento. OfSce hours : Ito S and 6toBr. M.
au^fi-4plm
•>:-. w. B. i,!!.iiHi-,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHE/ST
corner \,t Second and X streets. May be found
at his office at all hour?, except when professionally
engaged. au°B-lin
DX. NIXOaT.
S.FFTCK AND KF.S'DENCK. M STREFT BE
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 918 and 620. Will
t tbe Railroad tit* .i La! daily at 6:AJ a. v. O.T.te
hoars— S to »a. m.; Ito Bp.m. , and eveniuKt au'.ll x
DX. LAME,
OHYSICIAJf AND SURGEON.— OFFICE AND
JL Resldenc", No. 323 .1 street, between Third
Fourth. Hoars: btilu a. «., Bu> 5 and 7to 8 • it
Office of City Superintend .nt of Public Scloois at
m^ ll^^ mm^^^^ »no-tplm
SifFElraolGElDY,
THE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE
DAILY RECORD-UNION,
AifD TBI
SACHAMENfO WEgKLY UNIOH
IN BAN FRANCISC.O
18 AT
H». S Sew StoHtcomery Street,
ial6-9pu
MEDICAL.
THB GEEAT ENBLISH UWm
KaATiW^ -.nt-JW'j^ Is a never-fsihn^ cure
kS>£vi«s3S£ : **3s fi -- N ' e - i " u " ixj'^^tv.Ex-
K*^*^---^<S^Bi i!u ' 1 - u ' 11 VitaUtv, Sem
fJ&y' fl 111 Weal- ness, Spcr.
Tt.'7' t't- . ,i^ 'Yyjuiatorrhaea, Lost Jinn
sSScfe&tt^^H.^ij2!Nsus Entifflions, Aversion to
Society, Dimness of Vi«i< n, Noi«es in thy Head ; the
vittl fasd passi;:? ur.nbserved in tiiu urine, and
many other diseases that lead te insanity and death.
Or. 9IIXTIE. v.ho is a reirular physici.in o,Tad
uate of the University of Pennsylvania), will agree
to forfeit Five Iliinrtrrd l» .u»ri (or a case ot
thi-. kind the VITAL tcESTOUATIYE (under his
special advice and treatment) will not cure, or for
anything impure or injurious found in it. DEC.
MI.NTIE treats all Privata Diseases successfully
without mercury. C'onhnlfMlon irrr. Thor
oi!.-h examination and a«lvice, inc:!udin(; auaiysU ol
urico, $3. Prico of Vital IC-.-xinraliTr. $3 a
bottle, or four times the quantify, $!o > sent to
»ny address u|X>n receipt o( price, or C. O. D., se
cured from observation, and in private name il
desired, by A. ¥.. sUHTIE, H. 0., Sa. II
Keirnj ulrcrt. Sao Francisco, CUb
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE! 1
Will be sent to any one applying by i-ttvr, etatlng
symptoms, sex a;id a^e. Strict uecrscv i;i re>, r arJ to
all business transactions.
IMP. MIJITIE'4 RIDVEY UUMT, XX
PHJtKTK'I M. cures all kind' of Kidney an
Bladder Compiainta, QanoßtMea, r.le^'.LeuucrrlwEa
For sale by all Dru^'vista ; il a bat t ; six bcttlo
for <5.
DX. !Hl\Tlf:*S DiMiH.HiV PlLLHarethe
ber-t and fi'.c.-i|..-!tt I>V> B'-- :■■.:.» anil KILIOL'a
curein the marß<"t. For sale by all Drupirists.
KIKK, GKARY & CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
ujrents. m9-4plyioSswl} WS ;
hi!»»' hi'"' ,",rti Thi* Ureal
lilr.^tf*^ V '^i ! \ f K'nicily :u:.I \erye
!»si^ar 5 * j! ro * M " l 3 the le Ki ll -
\X'fiS3i. . ■-..-' K " e ri ' s ' j!l - "' " v «r
V-sSP^ /"■*•- X-'^fi '•'•!' wi:; t>' :■-■'* of prac
'.'•'.JWßL- 'St*'!- jH'"rtffiticM fxperience, and
■ w'.^&'it "' ' '^'^jEAi' 3 ' ■ l ! '■ '■'■' s WITH IS
iW»w^?:' ■'Js3*n\' r '*- v - : ' - ;; r 'T\ixn
ill llljfecsjAlii'.Sß'"'' 591 S;-i r mßtorrh<ea,
4g»eafinrt'is»ri:a>aflga? !■-.■ i--:-..-i, !:■•[- .r uIJ . _
Krharntwd Vitulit-., Prcmatnn Decttno ana LU^S
WF MOilUO!), lv all ill r<>in,tr.r«tlon».
an«l fr..m nlintrvrr eancc (>r».:urrtl. It
SUllobea and purifies tbe Bl < <1, MrsnrtheES the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, [Reproductive
Onrans, and Physical and Mintal Faculties. It
rto|« any unnatural dabilitstiug drain upo-i tbe
Bystcm, preventinir KnTOlantac^ vouet, debi'.italiiifc;
dre:iras, seminal ioc* I.")1 ''.") with tiie uri.;*-, etc., so
destructive to niind and body. X la a sere
eliminator of all KIDM.Y AND BLADDER COM
PLAINTS. It contains no bajorkxn timrcdientg.
To tbit»r sofl'rrlue RrMsl IIM rv<l rflrcrls
of youlhrnl inuisi r. :l:iir or exoesMSt, a
»pc«ly, l&nrtiush n:iil prrci.v.x:sl (IRK
IS I.UIUMt'I). Price, Jii'.' stt r»r bottle,
or flvo bottles In cane, *ith f,;ll dinoticos mid
advice, 910. Sent wevUre frnm olmwibll jii 111 SWJf
address u;»n recript if price, or C. 9. D. To be
liad only of
DR. C. D. SALFFXO,
216 liearuj Mrcet,
SAN FRANCISCO, OAL
Consultations (.trictly confidential, by letter or at
office, FREE. For the cnnverier.ee of pititr'n, smJ
in order to insure perfect secne , 1 bare adopted »
privato audrcs.4, under which all pw.:;ai, r vi arc fi»r
«arded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent to an
applying by letter, stating his tjmptCKbS and
ConimunicatioiiH strictly confl.ln'ial
TO THE I'XF«U'rr?»ATE 1
DR.eiBBOEiISPIISAEY,
6-3 Krarny Klreet, Jan sTraaclaea.
=^ FjtahHihed to 1864, fat •
jV s*l^ the trealiwnt of .S.\u««
11 s^-^L- W* "n' l SeminsJ diseases,
m--,-^::'-~ 1* surhasl .Gleet,
/"41 ib.r-^ *}• ■ '■ • » Strictures, .-> jijilis in ali
tr rf Ki™-%**-r>- '■ ' ""• " ■ ' ill w"k
«aK^ i : ■ '■ ! l>-'tei3c.y. Skin
I*?*} !-' '■ STm I'ifeases, etc.. penna
ts".'\J-' '" yh tl(!l 'tly cured i-r uiiv-liiirre.
■*v ' Weakness
*\^M^ s - rr ' ; " aI K^niwionp, the
fc^^aisM. :.-'/?^%''/ y. ! ' ' ■ ;>ct_o/. j i.-if-iibuse
*VS^;'i,; itary >;« or de
. ■' X.^^*SaHlßßs^£ praved sexoal indulgence
la practiced by the 3'outli of both sexc.-i feo SO almost
unlimited extent, produciiiu wltti mx t: ::^r certainty
tbe followinir train of mnrUd tymotaaa, unless
combated by scientific mcdl i! nn I -".jici, viz: 8ai;o«
countenance, dark ?i»ot^ n .!, r I •- - ■ am in the
head, ringing m the cars. DOSSe Ul.e tin iiistlin^r ol
leaves ami ratting of dtartodi, na r^ineis .ibout the
loins, weakDCV of the limbs, confasad vision,
blunted intellect, loss of eoafidaiieß, ditudence in
apprtiachin-^ strangers, a disiiki' tofoim i;ew ac
qaaißtanoes, dispoaitioii to sbna sodety, luas o!
memory, heetii: flushes. pUnpli^s and various erup
tions about Tho face, furred t. gm, f- ti.l breaui,
(■"Uifhs, eonsoinptloiii ni^ht swi -i*, monom inia »niL
ri:-nuent by inpu ity.
!■: •»:i.l» AT IJts-ir-:.
Persons at a diatanoce niav :<e cnr*-d at home by
addressing a latter to DR. '<.;ll;r;ON. stating case.
symptoms, li'Mi'th of time the disssae has contiiiiied
and have medicines prompily forwariit-d. free froa
damage and curiosity, to any y art . f tbe country
with full and plain directions. By itu-10-inc ■, ec
dollars in reirictercd letter, through ,the rostoffice
or thn.u^h Wt'U, laigo kCo,^ i a.;ka-.-.' of medicine
will be forwarded to any part ol the Vi :..n. Please
cay urn saw tthis ad. ertiKorc.n*. in tbe RltcoßD-
Union. Address. I)!'. .'. F. QIPBOH,
j^4-4p'fA-!-w Pox 1f.'.~. S.T. Kr» ci=co.
&s&*<&
MIT £ I
Or. FJcord'B VI I AL Esstcratlfe
HAS BKPLV INDORSED BY lilZ ACVT'EMT
OF PARIS, FRANCE, tested <>v..t a half a
century as a Siiec Se for Nervous and Fhysical De
ti'.ity, Loss of Manly Vitfor, etc Conliins no Phos-'
phorus, Can* sari. Icm, or any otber poison. Pro
duces no ra ttion and a cencanent m effect. Ol
Levasaor. Ps.it.ar.d J. A. BAULK, Dronrlct, Sole
Affpnt .or tie fatitic coast, JOl P<i)t sueet, SAU
IBAKOBOO. Eoxex a* 100 Pills, <;; 400, »10.
Sent by n:ii'.. ]cdoso rt»K» for d<»criptive dr
culars, with te-timoiii»!s anj pjci;i*x.ir.B. Ginuli:e
nag prlTste psofJsMkrr stamps with monogram g
8. B. H rnl4tf J.«-.UwtoS
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
a «iae </ *i:»\tc:ku.
B t R. E. C "VESI-S N EB . E AXO KUBI TP.EAT.
' ME -T.— A pp-cillc lot Hysteria, Dizzinoe,
vulsimis, Nervous liou hioh*-, Mental Depression,
Loss of Memory, Bpanssttonhssa, Impotency, Invol
untary En:i sion?, Prornature uld Aec, caused by
over-exertion, m-U-.tbuse, or ovcr-imlulifence, Ahlcn
leads to misery deear and death. One !><•* will cure
recent cases. Each box Odßtatan one m.jntb'g trea' >
ment. One dollar a \ ox, or six boxas 'or flvo dollars
Sent by mail prepaid on rcceiut of price. We
iruaranteedix boxes to cure i'iy cw. Vtitb eaci
I order received by us fur »ix bum,, acconipanied
with five dollars, we will send the pu/c!:r».-nr cm
written junrant.ee to return the tno: ay if the treat
mont docs not effect a cure. Uuara»tce9 iwue 1
only by KIKK, OEAkY & Oft, Diiwiilssb. Sacra
mento, Cal. Orders ky mail at iWular Pr.ce
d7-4i>
OOILEDSS IS POWER !
READ!
know insaß^ffe
The DBtaU miseries Uiat result from iixliscretiou
in early He may be alleviate I aid cned. Those
who dou'-.t this acsertioi! should parohsie and read
the new medical work publi.s'.el by the I'm body
Medrral lT>mllctr. lioston, entitled the »el
enre of Utt i or. Sctr I'rf.fnihn. It is
not only a compete and perfect trcatiw! w\ Man
hO'.xl, Exhausted Vitalitj, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Dedtss in man. Errors of
Yt'Uth, etc., but it rot ii;'« <.n« hundred and
twenty five inscriptions for su.te sad chroidc dis
eases, each one ot whn-h Is Invaluable, «>
proved by the author, win* ■ exparh nee for 21 years
in such aa probably never 1. f ,rr- fell to the lot of
any physician. It contiius 300 piles, bound in
beautiful embossed cover-, foil gOt, embellished
with the very finest n giatlngs, (ru«rantced to
he a finer work in even" Beoss mechanical, litt-rary
or profcesionai— than any mhtr nork rrtailed in
this country for il 60. or the m ney will be re
funded. Px;ce, only SI 25 bj nail. Oold Medal
awarded the autlnr by the National Mi-dical Atso
clation. IMus'-raUd sample sunt uu receipt of six
cents. Send now.
Addrees PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE or
DX. W. H. PAKKEK, Ro, 4 HaMtah street, Bos
ton, Hus. The author m»y he consulted on all dis
eases requinag skill and e.\perieni~ .
oA-ljTuTi.ysswlvWS
3 CURES WHEPI T AII El SIf JUIS. 'Hi
ffn B«tCo«Kh Hyr.ir. Taitrsgro,! H
Hj l*s»-tiininp s■<\ i y drutariw^. Cjj
oIS-lyTuTh-AawlawlySJ
CLAIKVOYANTgT
FORTUNE TELLING. - READIKO OF A
the p«st, present ami future. MR3 L '/V ™
. 4NDKEWB, the wtllkut.wn Character*^
Reader, Fortune Teller and ClaimTant, Seventh
street, between O and H, next doer to A. If. E.
Churcb. Information jjivec on tuiincss, love
courtship aad marriage. "rtj-lm

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