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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento Prodnc* Market -Whol«aal«.
(Correct! d dally for the RiooiiD-Cmcw..
tUcaJJntNTO. February 14th.
Fri-it— Lemons, Sicily, «C 60 * case ; Oranitce,
California, *3 5035* box; Limes, $11*1 2"»; St
rumas, 13 tOtftt 9 banco; Pineapple*, tf6t* *'
donor? ; Cocoanute, *7@7 50 9 100 ; Apples. $1 35<3
2 25 ¥ box ; Cranberries, $lS(g'2o 9 bbl.
Via Fauna— Assorted, 2i-B> cans, V dot, |1 75 .
assorted, gallon cans, 15; Peaches. Si-lb cans,
$2- Portland Blneherrie*. S-S> cans. X: Whor
tleberries, *1 75 ; Capital Asparagus, $2 50 V dozen
cane.
Ukiid murra— sliced, 9310 c 9 a; do
quartered, 839j ; pears, pceljd, 7<gSc ; do, ov
peeled, 4@sc ; Plume, pitted, 15@16c; Peaches,
lliSl'jc; do, peeled, 13.§20:; Prune". German ana
Frencn, 13315 c; Blackberries. 15 i'.G: ; Flga, Cali
tornia, 6S7c 9 lb.
Table Fruits— Assorted, SrJ-fc cana, 9 dot, 12 !0 ;
Peaches, ¥2 60 ; Bartlett Pears. |2 50 ; Hums, fi 66 ;
Blackberries, 82 9033 ; Gooseberries, ii 26 ; Straw
berries, © 25; Apricots, fi 25 ; Muscat Grapes, ?'! £0:
Red Currants, $3 25; Cherries. & 50
VsoirAßi.ua — Potatoes, 65of|fl 25 ; Onions,
$1 25@1 37J ; Cauliflower, 7&@Bsc ; Cabbage, 05(<t
76c ; i:arro:s, 503410 c 9 hui.lred; Turnips,
60c 9 sack ; bun vegetables, 12Jc V dos ;
Parsnips, lc ; Beets, lc; Horse Radish, 6;Ji 7c 9lb ;
Artichokes, 75c Si dozen; Jerusalem Artichokes,
3J@4c . Ib : Sweet Potatoes, Sc 9 11. ; Celery, 60«
75c 9 ajz; Garlic, 3<<s4c; Nevada Potatoes, <fl 30.
BaaiXTum— Flour, J5 25 * barrel Oatmeoi,
95 » too lbs, latter for Eastern ; Cornmeal. ycl
law, $? 10: white, fi 60; Cracked Wheat, *3 25.
Poi'tiTOT— Live Turkeys, 25320 : » lb ; dressed,
28328 c; full grown Chickens, $73? 60 9 dozen ;
young Boosters, >7.cr750 ¥ dozen ; Ei oilers, f6 £ C 50 ;
tamo Ducks, £8 M .ft : Gees*. Sl 6C3J * pair ;
Eggs, choice lots, 2lrr@23c 9 dozen.
GAMB-Uare, $1 75«j2 ; Babbits, $1<(»1 50 ; Mal
lard Ducks, ••5536 9 doz ; Teal, il'tl 50* doz;
Sprigs, S2.ir2 50 Vdoz; Quail. $1 2531 50 9 doz.
Dairy Products ßutter, choice, 31^'S'il: * ib ;
mixed lots, In rolls, 28@80c ; Cheese, California,
from 17i.oei8i; Western, fiats, 16317 c; Marin's
Cream, 195t20c.
MsAis— 9<*lo= ; M'rtton. 7c V t' ". p ork, 83
9j: Veal, small calves, 10<allo ; large, 9310:.
HiT, Grain and Frrd-o.ii. In-, $12®14 # ton ;
Alfalfa hay, I*.QQ 9 ten ; bran, «i ton. lis ;
middlings, *22 V ton : birie/, whole, 72 1 9 ton ;
ground, $1 10; wheat, jl 7031 85 ¥ cwt ; wild oats,
Sl 65 ; tame i»t», $2 ; corn, il 65 9 cwt.
HwuniLAsaui,:.— oeods— Alfai'a, 9,c !U ; ; Timothy,
Eastern, 738u ¥ ft. : Oregon, 7,-tic; Pop Corn, 638 c
9 lb; led olover,l4 .(15c; Kc-JToa, HWI2Jc; Nuts—
KDgtish Walnuts, »i«*10c ; California Walnuts,
10311 c; Almonds, 15316 c ; Teannt*, Eastern, 93
10c ; Peanuts, California, 7<BSc ; Lard (California),
cans, 14=; Eastern, 16sl8c ; Hides, salt, light and
medium. 8(«^c, and heavy, fliitlOc ; dry, 182 ;
Tallow, Tic ; Hops, offering at 16319; 9E>
San Francisco Produce KarEst
San Francisco, February 14th,
Floi'R ßusiness is fairly active at current rates.
We quote Best City Extra, $5 5035 75; medium
grades, 54 5035 ; shipping superdne, fi o7_i,al 50 9
bbl.
Wheat— The tone of the market is of a loft
character, while the prospect is not favorable for
any very pronounced improvement ing near at
hand. The best shipping grades are dull at 51 65 as
an extreme, while the few transactions being nego
tiated are mostly closed within a range of $1 603
1 I'M 9 ctl.
At* the Produce Exchange call session the feeling
was not enthusiastic, and no large business resulted.
Sales in No. 1 White were as follows :
Seller 18S4— 100 tons, 51 57.
Bu; er season— 2oo tons, $1 68 ; 100, 51 67| 9 ctl.
Bari.kv Thesample market is not heavily bur
dened with offerings, and choice Feed is rather
firmly he'd at 95cV ctl, though there are some coast
parcels tint can be picked up at about 92ic. Trade
is fairly good, ami moderate arrivals would at the
moment find comparatively quick custom. In
Brewing there is no cha r_re to n te, business 'being
8l)w v, ithin the old range of 51 07^31 12} 9 ctl.
The call session of the Produce Exchan.e this
morning was a rather exciting one. For B ime un
expected reason there seemed to be a determination
to break value.", but it was not successful in the end.
Ojt'imr-g pales of buyer season contracts were made
at 4.0 below the closing price of yesterday morning,'
and subsequent liberal efferings sent rates down full
another cent, when a reaction ensued, and not only
was all lost ground recovered, but a positive ad
vance of lie on i.ii.l prunes was somewhat firmly
established. Such opportunities to make quick
turns seldom present themselves at a single setstOQ.
Sales of No. 1 Feed footed up about 10,500 tons, as
follow- :
May— loo tons, 90c.
Seller ISSI— IOO tins, ESc.
Buyer ISS4-2;0 tins, tl : 100, 91 0 ; 100, *1 01}.
Seller season— Boo toi a, Ssjc ; 400, SS^c ; 500,
S9^ ; 200, bSJc ; 200, SO'o . gOO, 89} c.
Buyer season— ooo tons, :>."..;; 800, 95] t ; 1,800,
»5Jc ; 400, 95 Jc ; 500, 90; ; I00,J)0 ■: 1,403, 96Jc ;
80 i, 9C5c ; 200, Ofijc; 100, 96J .• ; 400, 07c ; 100, 97 Jc ;
800, U7J ; 100, 97J ; 400, 974 c V ell.
Oats— Are dull of 6ale, but holders are not
making any strenuous efforts to force busines;,
and prices are therefore kept fairly in position.
Surprise and Milling, $1 Tin; 75 ; JSo. 1, 51 60@
1 65 ; No. 2, 5! rrrj.fi 55 ; Black, 51 43 <r 1 50 V ctl.
Corn— The inquiry is light, and sales are slow.
Calif rnia Yellow is quotable at 51 6081 02} for
large, and 5! ;.7..il 60 for small; White, 5l"l0s{
1 50 ; Nebraska, tl i.. 9 ctl.
Seeds -The demand is not brisk. Mustard, S3 25
(at:. 75 for B*..>wn, and 98 7503 for Yellow; Canary,
635}= ; ll am p, 4c ; Rape, 2J33c; Tier. I 7} *B:
for imoorted : Alfalfa. 81 at'ic ; Flax, 2J jJ2Jc » lb.
Hat — Prices still rule in fav.ir of buyers. Alfalfa,
893U; 'V . .-.., sl2 ill 50: Wild nit, .-'i :/'.I 50;
Barley, S8 411: Bin I, 59311 » ton.
Hops— The market exhibits good v.'th. Quot
able at -1:'. for medium and 21322Jc 9 tli for
choice.
Rtb— Choice, 51 3531 40 ; fair to g "1, Sl 203
1 35 V ctl.
kwukat-Is in poor demand. Quotable at
S3 253 :l 50 # ctl
Potatoes— Market well furnished. Early Rose, 653
70c; kr-.. 1 Reds, 40c; I mdi -. 7 lc; Pitalumas,
70c; Peerless, 9 c . Humboldt, 75c ; New, ?233 ;
Sweet, S2 50 82 75 Vetl.
Onions— N j change. From 75c to Sl 25 $ ctl is
abiut the range of snles, according to quality,
Bhaxs - Bayos, 94 50; Butter, fi 50^3 00 ; ' Pin';s.
$4 40; K. .1. S4 50; Pea and small White. S3 12J ;
Lima, S3 I2j@B 15 9 ctl.
Vegetables— There are no changes in values.
Stocks generally light. Green Peas, 10c: Tomatoes,
8310 cV* tli ; Cucumbers, 25c351 50 9 doz , Mush
rooms, lijS: V tt,; Artichokes.4ol«socVdoz; Carrots,
25<t3ic; I'uin.i-e, 50ft05c; Beets, 75c; Parsnips,
$131 25 V ctl ; Cauliflower, 65376 c V Josen ;
Cab'iatre, SOcGSu S ctl ; Garlic, 232 J; -1 ; Celery,
BOc 9 doz: Dried okra, SOc; Drj- rerpere, 13315 c
9 It, '. Marrowfat Souarih, SlsiirlS 9 ton.
Fri.'lt— The inquiry Is cot general Oranges
and Apples are in fair demand, the latter va
riety selling at full figures if at all desirable.
Apples, 51 '-Ki'.i ¥ box ; Lemons, 5535 50 for
Sicily; Mexican Limes, Slo* box ; Tana-lnds,
lS*»!Sc V : , '.. nans, »1 76,03 50 >« bunch; Cali
fornia Ornnces, S3*3 60; choice Riverside ■!.., $43
5 50 9 box; Cafie Cod Cranbertieo,slß ; Western do,
Sl7'rfl7 75W bbl.
Bt "iter— The mirket is being well handled in favor
of the producing interests, and prices r.re generally
sustained. Fancy, 85&37r£c9 lb iho!ce,3o@S2}c;
medium _-i 1 I -, 26@2,*1c; mixed tot*, from country
stores, IBjSSSj; ■. kin, 25326 c for choice, 20t.322jc
for fair to go. d, and 17kJ19c for common ; Eastern,
14 *ISj 18 in
Cul- Meets prompt custom. California, 173
ls ''or cnotce; 15(nl0c ,' .r fair to good; Eastern,
letftitc 9 a..
Eoos— Arc doing better, as the supply is lesa
tree. Quotable at 27g28c W dozen, with steady
tone.
Pon.TRY— No trouble is experienced io obtaining
full figures f r good consignments. Live Turkeys,
gobblers, 25r.i1 20 j ; do liens, 25,a260 ; do dressed,
20^2;c; Roosters, SSaS 50 for old, and 55.50.a10
fjr young; t&ooa, Ss.n9; Crcl'ers, S6-a7 50, accord
ing to s:ze; Du^o, HU'.H V doz; Gees-, 12 253
2 60 W pal.
GADS— itaceipts are nnt in excef.of market wants,
ard ilea ers are able to dispose of arrivals to good ad
vanti^e. Quail, $1 25*31 60 1 Haw ,s'Z(tt2 50 ; RaV>^it«,
small, tlitri -it.', cotton. tail, Sl 25@1 lt.i y doz; Teal,
Sl 50ffll 75; S|>rics, S2 25 g2 50; Widgeon, .- 1 50 ir
175 . Mallard?, SJ -tl 25 V doz ; Canvasbacks, sr ( , t^ ;
common Snipe, Slr.rl 60 Siin^ ; do, English, 82 .'.flirt:!
sr? dozen ; Orriy Gaese, Si i."i;rr;> 25 9 dozen ; White
Geese, 41 25i<l 50 *( d.izen; Honkers, 5435 9
dozen ; Brandt, Sl 2.";.<1 60 9 dozen.
Provisions— Eastern Hams, 161317 c; California
Hams, 141Q15C for plain, lGitll'.Jc tor su^ar cured
canvtsed ; ti»tcru Hreakfant Bacon, 155*15{c;
California Smi.kej i'^con, 121@13c for heavy -and
medium, and 141015 c for light and extra lirh: ;
Clear ISJ^tl^c; Perk, II&S18 60 for Extra
Prime, 120320 50 for Prime Slcss. J22 50(0(23 fcr Mew,
r23;rf'22 60 tm Clear, fUetii 60 for Extni Clear :
Pigs' Feet, tie@lß y bbl ; M,sa Beef, #14 bl'-iitlj
for hb;s aad *S iufor half bhla; Extra Mess Be"f,
11513161 for bbls aujsa 60 for half bbls; Family
Beel, HS3IB 60 # b!.'l ; California Smoked Beet
1313122 ■ i ; Beef Tongiuv. slo3lo 50 V
down; Ewtcrn Lard, I2t rf".-2 : I.t ticrcos am;
122313 c * :h f.-r jK-ils ; Ouf ornia 10, 10-6
tius, 1233130; 6-» tn.s 133131 a; palls, 13313JC
for 10-Sb, lSi^lSJc f.r 5-a., acd H:,>,UJc It. for
Sib i-'.ik
Wool—' lie moiiotiny .< the matket rcmairs un
disturVd. We quote fall :
Men ooino, defective >? fi, J2®ls
Mountain, joir to fair 9311
Mountain, good to eh. ice lliftlij
Saa Joaquin Plains S^IO
CoAHt Wool, heavy S3 9
Crri~r Wool, uo -d c-ir.dlt'o.i 10-01 l
Kc<l Biuff, Coliise, etc., defective aiul heavy O-.trlO
I««i Bluff, Oousa, etc., free, goo.lecnditiou ... -r 1 4
Soutlicm Burn' Sjj 10
Sac Fraaclsco Meat Market.
Following arc ra:< .< for whole carcasses from
Bliu^tnerers toileaiors:
t,«air— Fiiot quality, 01393- ; seotd noality, S3
Sic; (bird .juality, Tl..*7i >, a u
VKii^-Large ixvo^ «jS.-; small ones, 7ie*c
'tr.
Metros- Wethers are quotable at "3".1 c. and ewes
a! 6a7e 9 »■
Lams- Quotable at 7 im V *.
Pork— Live Hon, l '!<: tor hard jraln h«gi on foot ;
dr-xaod do, 9{ gSQc 9 b,
iustfra atd Foreign Market 3
New York, Febmacr 14th.
BaxAiwii.yrs— Flour isjseady and Wheat U steady;
the latter at Sl nl OS 6 bdshel.
Woot-Californi* v steady at IVtflOc tr fall
burry, and 20313 c fur deta fall ; sjiring bur,-y, lCc
to 1- clean spring, 24"rfCSt : polled, 25<ir40c
111! I ... 22j(<r23c.
CiiiCAOO, February lit;..
Waaar- Jlol| lor May.
Corn— fiOJc lor May.
Pork — PS 52 j for May.
Lakh
Suort Ribs— *9 93 for Miy.
Livßßroot, .February nth.
Wheat— California spot lots ara dull "at bs to
Ss 3d ; cargo lota, 41s for just (shipped, 39s for
nearly due, and i'M for off coast.
Mercbasdlfe Keport
The following freight passed Ogdaa February
llth :
For Sacramento— H. E. Craig, 2 boxes household
goods ; F. M. Sash, 2lmr. 1, ca-tings. |
For Red Bluff— Cone A Kimball, 2 bundles wagon
covers, 7 bundles tent", 27 bun ties tent poles.
For Chico— P. Peters Jt Bros., 2 rases shoes.
For Stockton— Austin Bros,, 104 carriage springs.
The following passi d El Paso February 10th:
For Sacramonto— WUlUmS & Co., 1,000 boxes can- |
dies ; Huntington, HipkinsA Co., 1 car load of steel; '.
Standard "il Company, 1 1 .'.k oil.
Tin following pasned the Needles February ISth : I j
Tor Sacramento— Lindley i Ci., 25 cases canned | 1
goods, 20 burets ham, 10 barrels and 6 Imf-barrels j 1
syrup ; Huming on, Hopkins & Co., 1 box baru'- j I
ware; Baker ft Hamilton, 20 rolls duck, 26 bundle* j ,
and 55 bxea steel, 9 ■■.- s handles, 8 cises boit j '
hooks, 9 cases hamra rs. 1 cast sedges, 4 b.rrels!
t-ire, 64 cafes hardware, 21 oases as band;o», 1 bar- I
rel rises, 19 boxes coffee mills, 1 box match safes, 1 , '.
box bells, 4 boxes spoons, IS boxes saws, 1 box
vises and augurs: S. Lipman k Co.", 10 bundles
wrapping paper; Holman, Stanton i: Co., 1 car load ,
plows and reapers; George W. Chesley & Co., 5 bar- | .
rels whisky. 1 ■
F. r Miri ►ville— C.oley & Cueller, 1 farm j ;
boiler and oelO"gings. i ,
The following passed Niw Orleans February 9th i
and 10th : ■•--.- '
For Sacramento— L L. Lewii & Co., 3 casks earth- ,
enware ; Kirk, Geary & Co., i boxes drugs ; Mebius , ,
k Co.. 25 boxes plug tobacco ; C. S. Houghton, 1
ease piper, 1 case stationery, 1 case tats, 1 case
blank books ; D. S. Walton, 2 cases paper boxes ; J. i
Hahn & Co., 1 cask potash, 1 bag and 8 cases drugs, ,
1 case licorice, 1 package paper, 1 case oil vitriol ;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 29 cases hardware, 1
case files, 1 ease door stops, i cases castings, 1 case
hooks, 5 cases cutlery, 5 cases and 1 barrel scales, 2
barrels pulleys, 1 case brushes, 1 esse locks, 1 case
copper, 3 bin-els steel; Stoner & Nicholas, 1 case
brushes ; Gittmann tc Wilson, 1 case dry goods ; J.
Politz, 1 case clothing ; 8. Lipman & Co., 1 case cut
piece goods ; Hale Bros, k Co , 1 cue shoes ; Kirk,
Geary i Co , 1 case drugs; Henry Eckhardt, 1 case .
goods ; Hall, Luhrs & Co., 6 packages and 25 boxes
tobacco; H. 8. Crocker & Co., 9 bundles paper ;
Lindley & Co., 20 cases canned poultry ; J. J. Mack
& Co., 1 case medicine.
fan Francisco Stock Siles.
San Francisco. February Hth.
KO&SINO session.
700 Onhir Mr 500 Benton 25c
210 Mexican.... 2 15@2 2ui 706 Eureka. 1 35
150 G. « 0 1 60 200 Prize 15c
10 heat *B- 2 40 150 Navajo 295
1250 Potosi. 35(n15c 100 Indepet 35c
320 Oioliar 'ilsi 05 830 Belle laic 40c
ICOC. Point 1 300 Day 2 40@2 45
11110 H. aad N. . .1 «@1 35 870 Bodie B@7i
199 savage Dr.C 250 Bulwer 1 75(«1 70
Kid Alta 1 S.'rTl 95 700 Mono 141
131 -• Nevada.. .2 20(32 25; 150i!on. Pacific 15c
SOftah 1 80 ICO H. King 10
100 "vermin .3 c 50 M.White 75c
75 Union 2 70 200 Tiptop 40c
20 Occidental 1 20 1 299 Champion 1 20
.100 Aulas 30c 50 Silver King 6
AFTERNOON SESSION.
425 Eureka. I 30@1 23 130 O. A C 1 65." 1 60
350 Argents. Ec 193 B. k B 2 40C<?2 35
630 Navajo 2 10@2 8 70 Mexican ... .2 lC(ir2 05
SSO Bole Isle * i 100 Calif it. i* 25c
103 liny 2 45 25.'Savase 55<rt50c
50 Holmes 125 306 Hod. Vir 25ft«2Cc !
1550 ..iin 63(&7rJ 13) Chollar 205
'.SO Bulwer 4 10 ICO Potosi «c
1050 Mono 1 25@l 3e 38 HalefcNor 135
61 B. King 10 250 Jacket 2 50
193 Con Fan 4:c 93 Utah 175
100 M. White 75c 60 Union 260 i
550 Ophir I 2C@i IE 450 Alta 1 80
!
Advertising Cheats ! ! !
" It has become so common to write the be- |
ginning of an article in an elegant, interest- >
ing manner,
"Then run it into some advertisement, that
we avoid.all sucb,
"And simply i- ill attention to the merits
of Hop Bitters in as p!air, honest terms as
possible,
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which so proves
their value that they will never' use anything
else."
"The Kimedy so favorably noticed in all
the papers,
"iteligions and secular, is
" HaviLg a large sale, and is supplanting
all other medicines.
There i? no denying the virtues of the
Hop plant, acd the proprietors of Hop Bit-
ters have shown great shrewdness
" And ability
"In compounding a medicine whose vir-
tues Ere so palpible to every ons's observa-
tion." '1 .
Did She Die ?
"No!
"She lingered aul suffered along, pining
away all the time for ye ire,"
"The doctors d ring her co gord ;"
"An.l at last was cored by this Hop Bit-
ters the papers say co mucn about,"
"Indeed! Indeed!"
" How thankful we should be for that medi-
cine."
A Daughter's Misery.
" Eleven years our daughter suffered on a
bed of misery,
" From a complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility,
"Under the care of the hep" physicians,
"Who gave her disease various nameß,
"But no relief,
"Andnowehe is restored to us in good
health by as simple a remedy »s Hop Bitters,
that we had shunned for years before using
it." — The Parents.
Father is Getting Well.
"My daughters say :
'• How much better father is since he used Hop
Bitters."
*' He Is petting well after his long suffering from
a disease declared incurable."
" And we were so glad that he used your Bitters."
A Lacy of Uiica, N. Y.
RAILROADS, STEAMEBsTEm
Central Pacific Railroad.
I'oniincnclnc: Friday. February ft, 188 1,
AND U-NTII, FURTHER MITIOK,
TRAINS AKD BOATS WiLL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
as FOttoirs:
(•.(i-i I. M.— (Daily) San Francisco Passes-
t*"\f peis Train, via Benicia. Connectsat Sui-
sun for Vallejo and dlistoga. Second-
class passenger cars for San Francisco at-
tached.
*,|; A. M. — (Sundays excepted)— Accommo-
i •*" uation Trun to Marysville, Kcd Bluff and
hcdiiing.
f>,»ii A. .11 — (Daily)— C. P. Emigrant Train
tr«O«F to Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
f A,iwV A. M — (or as Boon thereafter as prac-
Iv.VW ticable— excepted) Steamer for
>,:. Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
j,i>n A. M.— (Daily)— Passenger Train f.,r
A IiOV Woodland, Williams, Willows, Tehama
and Ked Bluff.
I! *A<l *• — (D"'!>)— San Francisco Passenger
I'A " Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone, and at Lathrop with Tulare
Pnssenger Train for Merced, Madera,
Fresno and dare ; also connects at
Lathrop with the S. P. Atlantic Ex-
prees for Madera, Mojave, Daggett,
The Needles (A. & P. K. X.), New-
ball (Santa Baroara), Los Angeles,
Colton (San Diego), Yuma, Maricopa
(Prescott), Tucson, Benson (Ouaymas,
Mexico), ming (A. T. &S. F. It. X.), tl
Paso (T. ti P. By.), in Antonio and
Xew Orleans. Connects also at Mies for
San Jose.
I."i, I* M.— local Passenger Train
«»*v to Auburn and Colfax.
ft.frgl P. .11.— (Daily)— San Francisco Papsenger
tO" Train, via Benicia. Connects at Suisun
for Vallejo. Connects also a* Suisun
(Sun.tejs excepted), for itoga.
»>, «{| »'. M. (Daily)— tirc^on press for
♦). *" Marysville, Chico, Bed Bluff and Kedding
(Portlsnd, Oreiron).
4ijJK f. .11 —{Dai y: -V. P. Pacific Express, via
•irtr Benicia for San Frane-isco.
R.itA •'. W.— (Daily) — Local Train to Lathrop,
U.Uv connecting with S. P. Emigrant Train for
The Needle*, Doming and Ei Paso.
»■•»" V. H.-(Dartv)— C- P. Atlar.tic Exjiress
4 ..Mt f,,rClf«, K.nc (Canon and Virginia),
Battlo Mountain (Austin), Palisade (Eu-
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and Fast.
7, (ftp. M.— (Daily)— Passenger Train for
*'t 17 Woodland ami Knight's Landing.
Sacramento and Placervillß R. E.
IJ *{!• *• 11.— (5nni!avs cxeorted)— Local Pas-
. ***' senger lirr, lor Folsom and Shingle
. Springs.
I*' i\ '"• M. (Sunday* excepted)— Local Pas-
■*'" '' sender Train for Folsom.
A. N. TOWNE Uenerai Msnfger
T. il. GOODMAN.—. Gen'I Pass'r and Ticket Agent
j aB-4 pit
For Portland and Astoria (Oregon).
T.
Navlgat ion Company and Pa- --•C: -7.. jij^
cilic Coast Steamship Col. jiany will -^.""r — TTy^f*
dlrvpatch trom Spear-street wharf, for *.?3?^vrri^i-
the fib »ye porta, ono of their new Al" iron SWaui-
ihips, viz. :
<'»lumt>ln. State of «':ilir. riiiaaml l>rt-j,.:i,
SAILING DAYS:
rilUiilAKV 4,9. U. 19, .M, £9
ASD EVKRT FOUeIWIN'O F1VI! PATS.
At 10 o'clock A. a.,
C«onectiog at Portland, Oregon, with Sleamers and
ltailroads and their connecting Stage-lines for all
pi>ii«ts iii Oregon, Wash'ngton and Idaho Territories,
British C luohia ami Alaska.
Ticket Office: 214 Montgomery street.
GOODALL. PERKINS (. CO., Agents.
myZ U No. 10 Market ... .s^n (-'rancipco.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR HONOLULU.
nnHI SPLENDID NEW 3,000- TOS , _ _
L steamelups will ieare the Com- *>$^^£i
pauy's rWbu{, comer Me-jiit .i.-'is. *J- Jj .-"f"
Harrison etreets, at 3 i: *. : rV^'sb '
114 It IPOS 1 FEBHUART Ist.
tm»i, KF.Mu'.'AKV lith.
Jglit, m IVr Ton.
tS F.-em-siou Tickets at Reeluccd Kates. For fa.?.
sage or further jirticulus, app!y to J. D. g| liKi.K.
E'.Jj '• BKOS., Ag*nts, 327 Market street, coroor
nam ;nt. 010-tf
ilaiAvlbw ONLY'
FrsfiCh Dressing &. Satin Polish
OH YOUR BOOTS AND SHOE? i
J l . very bottle has l'aris Medal on il. i
fJetrarc ■ f Imitations. {
.{. >'. Jip.OirX S- I'O., r.oston. Mass 1
e|i ETC-- piffl r
aILaLaW SWAYWE'S [
g ITCHING PILES, ointment, J
f.3 Mi'TOMSfin* \foi*tnrt*. intrniw liehine. In. ■ J
lii '.-r.l 1,4 m, r**. _ilt>£ mir^l n! Iti'rtK- Oth«» pari* t
urt. ,'ontrllmea »ffeo(*-d. t.vujne. *)inlm*n( sara „
lairr. Auo!V IVllcr, ilUtWti «. oil M..> IM»r»stSi '
SOI BY Hl' P^UCCISTS. *
Jel-lyMnT&Fljr 1 1
THE RUNNING OF TRAINS ON THE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A number of business houses of San j
Francisco petitioned the Central Pacific I
Railroad Company to revoke the order
changing the time of departure of the
overland (Atlantic) express from San Fran
cisco to 3 i". M., and substitute 5 P. M
General Manager A. X. Towne has replied
to the request, saying that it is not practi
cable. He saya : " »Vhile it is the aim of
our people in arranging for time schedules
to accommodat 3 the greater nnmber of our
patrons interested therein, we cannot, of
course, in all cases, make onr arriving and
leaving time exactly in accordance with
the wishes of all parties, or, we might say,
oftimes with our own desires, as schedules
for our overland trains have to be made up
somewhat in accordance with the train
time of connecting roads. Tnerefore, you
see, we are influenced by considerations
beyond our control. Take, for instance,
the train referred to — Express No. 1. It
would hardly be practicable to make its
leaving time at si: m." He adds that to
such a change as too p. m. " would neces
sitate our arriving at Ogden two hours
later than at the present time, as it is im
possible to run thia train with safety faster
than we are now running, and our connec
tions at Ogden are urging us to arrive there
earlier instead of later. As a matter of
economy we feel obliged to use this train
over the western portion of the line as an
accommodation train, transacting more or
less of the local business. We had hoped,
ere this, to have made this an independent
through train over that portion of the line
between this city and Reno, Nev., making
few stops except for fuel and water, put
ting on a train to do the local business be
tween these i o.i ta ; out since the State
Board of Railroad Commissioners has
seen tit to make such very impor
tant reductions in our local fares,
we find it necessary to practice the
utmost economy in the running of passen
ger trains ; and however much we would
be glad to make this a fact through express
train, we are unable to do so at the present
time. Therefore, you, as candid men, will,
I am sure, admit tbat we are placed in cir
cumstances of much difficulty in our efforts
to bring about increased accommodations.
Formerly the mails leaving New York at S
p. M. on Monday (for example), did not
arrive at San Francisco ULtil 5:15 p. M of
the following Monday, making an even
seven days' run, taking the difference of
local standard lime, Then our train left
San Francisco at S A, M , and to allow cor
respondence, to be properly answered, re
plies could not leave until S a. m. the fol
lowing Wednesday, and would not arrive
until 6:45 A. m. of the succeeding Wednes
day. Thus a New York correspondent
writing on Monday would not receive his
reply until the third Wednesday there
after. Now, as trains are run, correspon
dence can leave New York on Monday
evening at 8 o'clock and arrive here at S:4O
p. .v. on Sunday cf the same week, giving
ample time for replies, which can leave on
the next day (Monday) at 3 P. M., and
arrive in New York at 3:35 p. M. of the
following Sunday, in time for delivery
next morning, enabling the New York cor
respondent to receive his replies on the
second Monday after writ thus gaining
two days, or forty-eight hours, over
the old schedule ; and with this
accommodation, and that of the tele
graph, which is so generally patronized by
the people of this coast for business corre
spondence, it would seem that they are
well served in recpect to facilities for com
munication with the East. Besides the
mail accommodations furnished by the
overland trains, the people of this city
have additional facilities furnished by the
local train?, all of which carry mails to
points on their routes, named aa follows :
At 8 A. M daily for Calistoga, Redding,
Sacrament"), Colfax and intermediate
points. Many of the slage lines carrying
United Stites mail and Wells, Fargo &
Co. 'a franked letters, connect with these
local trains for interior points beyond the
termini named." He points out alao mate
rial improvement in service in the southern
system, and concludes as follows : "In
conclusion, I would say : While it would
r be a pleasure for us to comply with your
request, you must see we cannot well do so
at present without considerable additional
expense to our company, and more or less
inconvenience to connecting lines, Should
we, however, ba able to put on a fast
through train, as above mentioned, or
should a change cf time be made by other
roads that would enable us to leave here at
a later hour, I assure yon we shall most
cheerfully do so, if thereby wo can gratify
yourselves and the people of San Fran
cisco."
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Matthew Arnold will publish bis impres
sions of America along with the lectures
he delivered while in the United States,
It is definitely decided that Bernhardt
will travel in America next season, and it
ia stated with emphasis that she will play
in English.
Daggett's spectacular drama, "On the
Yellowstone," was preseiitsd in New York
Wednesday night, Opinions are divided
as to its success.
Ten thousand copies of the first edition
of the Qaeen's Diary were sold the lirst
day, and the second edition will be ready
by the end of the month.
Abbey will retire from the management
of the Metropolitan Opera House in New
York next May, aud Gye, tbe London im
[ressario, will probably take the lease.
Bradlaugh has addressed a crowded
meeting at Northampton in defense of his
action in Parliament, The meeting passed
a unanimous vote of confidence in Brad
laugh.
Billy McG'.ory was taken to Blackwell'a
Island Wednesday, wheie he donned a
striped suit, prison shoes, had bis hair
cropped, and was put to work in the black
smith shop.
A ferryboat on Eut River, New York,
got lost in a fog Wednesday and ran into
the man-of-war Saratoga at the navy yard,
and was badly damaged, but no persons
were injured.
Mrs. Laogtry is positive in saying tbat
she will not play next week, if any attempt
is made to enforce her appearance in
Williamsburg, N. Y. The lady wishes it
to be understood that when she won't she
won't.
The Western Nail Association, at Pitts
burg, has reduced the card rate from $3 40
to S'2 CO. Stocks are reported light, and
trade unsatisfactory, owing to the flood.
But few factories resumed on the 12th
instant.
The Madrid Corrcrtpondencia. says the
commercial convention with the United
States was signed Wednesday evening. It
takes effect March Ist, except a certain
clause, which is deferred to a meeting of
the Cartas.
The name of the Paris club in which the
gambling scandals occurred is the IV tit
Circle. Tha lives, as well as the court
carls, were marked. The amount of se
curities found and the valet's bed is now
said to have been 1,000,000 francs.
The Liverpool corn merchants, John
Herd. Jr., and William Mullens, convicted
of obtaining, by false pretenses, . £16,000
from the Northwestern li. nk, have been
sentenced to imprisonment, Herd to
eighteen, months and Mullens to three
months.
■Conservative meeting* were held all over
England Wednesday night, and the
policy of the I ■.ivt-rnmint was condemned
and confidence expressed that Parliament
would speedily be dissolved and that the
Conservatives would triumph at the next
election.
Secretary Lincoln estimates that pur
chases of supplies by the Mayors of the
various t».wns along the Ohio, and the ex
peditious to the 6ulTerers from Pittsburg
and Louisville will aggregate 8180,000,
leaving $120,000 to be expended by Gen.
Beck with, in charge at Cincinnati.
A New Haven special says : A few
months ago the wife of Adirondack Murray
received the degree of M. I), from the Uni- I
versity of Vienna^ after passing a very
creditable examination. Mrs. Murray has .
talcen up her reaideiKa in this city, and in
tends to practice her profession. Her
friends claim that she 13 better educated
than most due-tors.
Harper's Weekly this week says : The ,
dinner of Brooklyn Republicans on Wash
ington's birthday will show the mnchinc in
Sew York and throughout the country
the spirit and purpose which will decide j .
Lhe Presidential election in ISSL There
Till be no threats and no denunciations, ! (
nut there will be a very pla'a . fr ""f.ra»t of j
he way to Republican victory. I
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This POWDER never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds, and canrot be sold iv competi-
tion with the multitude of low test, short weight,
alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. 106 Wall atreet.
New York. ___
W. T. COLEM AN * TO.. Agent*.
SAN FRA.N CISCO. m2O-4ply
S. ZEN.VXSIkV,
T\JO. 309 J STREET, SACRAMENTO.— GENTS'
_i^i Clothing and Furbishing Goods. jals-4ptt
DAS. HYMAN. .1. DYMAX, ,'X
J. lI V WAV, JR. A KKO ,
WATCHMAKFR ANDJEWELER, 606 -»
J street, betwc9u Fifth and Sixth, GtW
has always on hand a choice variety of fine £-4 "?e
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, etc. ja7-lm Cmjga
C. ZWICkEL.
M -STREET FOUNDRY, BETIYEEN FOURTH
and Fifth. Cast Iron Founder. Manufact-
urer of all kinds of Out and Rod Iron R.ilimrs and
Fences. All Building Castings made to order.
SD lplm "- ~ ■ '
H. F. KOOT. ALKX. NSIUsON. DRISCOL..
BOOT, KEILSOX A CO.,
UNION FOUNDRY — IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween N and O. Castings and Machinery of every
description made to order. jy24-4plm
F. FOsrsß. ». O. FUNSTOS.
1856. F. FOSTER A CO., 1883.
BOOE - BINDERS, PAPER -hULERS AND
Blank-Book Manufacturers. No. 319 J street,
between Third and Fourth, Sacramento. jy2o-4ptf
TELEPHONE l'l.t»l'.ll MILL,
(CORNER J AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
j Sacramento. 11. D. VANDERCOOK SCO., Pro-
prietors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and Moldings.
Planing, Turniii- and all kinds of Mill Work done
on short notice. The fitting of Stores and Offices a
Specialty. Iyl2-tf
JAHBB MciailßE,
MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPFRS,
Iron Dojre,wail Cells, Shutters, Railings
Gratings, Housework and Blaclismithingin general,
No. 520 X street, between Fifth and Sixth. -Second-
hand Doors for sale. je22-4ptf
8. carls! S. 1. CROLY.
CARLE A CROLT,
(CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
j pared to do all kinds of work in their lit.), in
city or couutry Principal place of business, Sacra-
mento Shop, >■<.. 1124 Second etreet, between X
and L Postoffice Box No. 410, Sacramonto.
jei:-4ptf
V.H. GVrESRERGEB.
IRON AND BllA-iS FOUNDER AND MA-
chinist, Front and N streets. Manufacturer of
Gutenbcrirer's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Eollsr
and Clod Crusher and Bariey Mil's. All kinds of
Hydraulic Pip3S. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses m)-lplm
LOS IS !»LO»S A CO.,
DEALERS, CORNER OF FKONT AND L
street.. Highest price for Hidoc, Sheep
Pelts and Tallow. Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Stuffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt caab returns made for
all consignments. fely-4ptf
PKYSICIM^AED^RfJSOaS
T. A. KMKEII, M. D.,
I>UYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
_\_ corner Second and X streets. Office Hours —
9to 10:30 a. M.; Ito 4, and 7t09 p. m. Residence,
913 M street, between Ninth and Tenth. m23-4ply
IK. M\«\,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, M STREET, BE-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Noa. HIS and 920.
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily at 9:30 A. m.
Office hours— B to 9A. M.; 1 to 3P. M., and even-
ings. Jyl4.ini
G. It. fIOW, H. ■».,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.— OFFICE : COR-
ner Sixth and X streets. H-urs: 10 a, M. to 12 m.;
2 to 5 and 7 to BP. M. Residence : Corner Ninth
and F streets. ja. ? 4-4plm
< HA*. 11. POWIEU, it. D.
OFFICE,' SOUTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH
and J streets, Sacramento. Office hours: 9
to 12, 3 to 5. 7 to 8. dl-tf
SM:> KELLOGG A .(>>•>.
CORNERSEVENTH AND I STS., SACRAMENTO.
Office Hours :
Miss Dr. Kellogg— Mis" Dr. Goes —
9to 10 a. M. 8 to 9 A. M.
12 to 2 p. m. 2 to 5 P. M.
6 to 7 P. M. I 7to 8 p. M. 526-
-»K. LAI.VE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
Residence, No. SSS J street, between Third and
Fourth. Hours— S to 10 A. *,3 to 5 and 7toBP. M.
Office of City Superintendent of Public Schools at
same place. s^-iplro
CIIARLIrIH E. PINKHAM. M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
— removed to SIS Eighth r treot, between .
H and I. Residence next door. Office hours till 9
A. v ; from Ito 8, and 6:30 to 7:30 p. m jrl3-Im
W)l. ELLERV KUIf.l.-i, M. «>.,
OCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Discuses of the Throat. Office, 429j J street,
corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Rank, Sacramento,
o*l. Hours— 9:3o to 12 A. «.; 1 to 4 p. M. Sundays—
9:30 toll A. M ; 1 to 4 p. M. Jvl-tf
W. A. HVCHSOH. «. '.).,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
r. 1. Office, southwest comer of Seventh and J
streets, in Bryte's new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence, southeast orner of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office H""rrs : Ito 3 and 7toB P. M. ;
and on Sundays only, 7 to 8 P. M. Je2s4plm
DR. A. F. BRUNE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
the University of Berlin, Germany. Office and
residence, No. 621 J street, between Fifth and Sixth,
Sacramento. Office hoars— 9to 11 A. v., 3to 5 and
7 to 8 P. M j ,i„tf
WALLACE A. BKIGGS, X. O.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N0. 31* J STREET
Sacranento.
{B to »a. a. • ) '■■■
t>mce Ho?ira i J II a. a. to i r. a. Mel!-4ptf
( ■:" ItoBp. «■ J
DR. LOT F«»VU WOT.
OFFICE AN!) MEDICINE STORE, NO. 926
Thud street, between 1 and J. By the pulse
he ta i locate disease. Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs, nature's
medicine for man. Call and see him. dll-lm
■DJENTISTBY.
DR*. BREWER A SOI riIWORfU.
DENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER j IW.
of Seventh and J streets, In Brvte's^SfiSjS
new building, upstairs Teeth extracted.^'-'-'-IXiJ-r
without pain, by tbc use of Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas. ault-4plm
H. 11. PlERisOif.
DENTIST, 415 .1 STREET, BETWEEN trZ^2.
Fourih and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti-^*a^J22rt
ficial Teeth inserted on God, Vulcanite *-U-Uj2.r
and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas ad-
ministered for painless extraction of teeth, jylt-lm
W. WOOD,
DENTIST, QUINN'S BUILDING, <ra»
northeast corner Fourth aud Jifia£Z£l£
streets. Artificial Teeth Inserted on .l^-UJjS?
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxl.*" Oas fer
painless extraction of teeth. je2s-ti
DR. T. B. REID,
DENTIST, NO. 605 J STRtET, aim.,.,,
Sacramento, California
~~ ATTOBNEYSAT LAW.~
W. 11. BE4TTV A *. C. DE>«OK,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
Otteesl Metropolitan Block, X street, de-
twcen Fourth and Fifth, Sacramcuto. Entrance
next door to Metropolitan Theater. 01-tf
cuarlss >. rosi. iii:.-.ky kogkrtox.
EOGF.RTON A POST,
A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, NO. 504 SEVENTH
strut, l^ar J. Will practice in all the Courts
of the State. Iylo-4ctf
C. L. wii;i«. A. l. HART.
! HART A WRITE.
4 ITORNEYS AND COUNSELOR»-AT-LAW—
Offices at the southwest corner of fifth and J
Offices at the i'j'j'.hwest corner of Kfth and J
'--ecU, Sacramento, California. je2s-
-■an L. sicsrsr. 8. scums 2IOLL.
HOLL * nrihiu,
i ITORNKYS AND CCirNSELOIH AT LAW.
J\. "(trice, northeast oomer oixth and 1 sts }69-tf ,
AN OUNCE OF GOLD
FOR EVECY OUNCE OF AL'''I.TERATI<..\
M} found in
OELEBRATED HOME-MADE OAND7ES ;
N", HI X »l . bet. Finh and Sixth.
feO 4plm I
CHANGED DAILY FOR THE RED HOUSE.
jjlllPl^ I
FINE VALUES !
22-inch All-wool Fancy Flannels, 15 1-2 cents per yard.
32-inch Furniture Cretonne (elegant patterns), 19 and 23 cents
per yard.
28-inch Mohair Dark Gray Suitings, 25 cents per yard, ; !
Tycoon Reps (subdued patterns), 12 1-2 cents per yard.
Canova Silk Suitings, 25 cents per yard.
Scotch Plaids (bright patterns),. 12 1-2 cents per yard.
Genevia Plaids (dark patterns), 18 ceDts p9r yard.
Black Gros Grain Dress Silk, 75 cents per yard.
Heavy Linsey Plaids, 12 1-2 cents per yard.
Men's Cardigan Jackets, 40 and 60 cent 3 each.
Men's Heavy Gray Mixed Merino Shirts, 40 cents each.
Extra heavy Blue or Brown Mixed Men's Half Hose (seamless),
16 2-3 cents.
Toilet Soap, in fancy box (12 cakes), 20 cents per box.
Ladies' Muslin and Merino Underwear ; a very large assortment.
White and Colored Blankets at all prices, from 75 cents to
$11 50.
Men's Heavy Duck Blanket-lined Suits.
Rubber Clothing of every description.
Odd Lots from Stock-taking at nominal prices to close out.
"MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE!"
Tho attention of does purchasers is called to cur well-a.-sor'eJ stock of MEN'S
MEDIUM-PRICE GOODS : Our §10, 812 aod $15 SUITS well adapted for hard
service and stylish in cut. Our justly celebrated lines of RED HOUSE BOOTS
AND SHOE < ; every pair fully warranted. There is scarcely a town on the Coast
where we have not sent them by order, and they are recognized everywhere ts the
boss. Being manufactured from selected whole-stock they are waterprcof, and be-
ing put together with the standard screw fisteningp, dry weather effects them ro
more than wet.
Parties at a distance supplied thecngh cur Country Order Department. We
have but one price. No advantage is given to the purchaser in person. We fill our
orders from our best goods. Shop-worn goods, if any auch we find, are cold at home.
The beat for the price allowed is our every day motto.
Samples of Goods and ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST Furnished Free.
3E&SS3D JBEOTETSXI.
C. H. OILMAN, - - - PROPRIETOR,
Nos. 714 and 716 J Street, and 713 and 715 Oak Avenue. Sacramento.
tST COL.VTBY ORDERS PHOMPTLY FILLED. '*%
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T. H. COOK & CO.,
■nr rr .ffe-gv^F^ J 25>.1L.22! &> 2S.33TPJa.is^ J__t-t_\-(-_._z_,m-^t__^
12$ pounds of Choice Island Sutrar for $1 00 Tahoe Creamery Butter, oaly 30 cents
10 pounds of Golden "C " Sufrar for 100 5 pounds California Lard. _ 65 cents
9 pounds of Dry Granulated Sujrar for.. 100 5 pounds Fairbanks' Lard 75 cents
50 pounds Beet Flour 135 Our Blended C. It. and Java Roast
33 Bars Ammonia Bleaching Soap, in wrap- Coffee 25 cents
p Crg 1 00 The Best Japan Tea in the city at 40 cents
Fastern Boneless Codfish at 12} cents Choice Pickled Roll Butter 00 cents
Kistern Whole Codfish at 10 cents Our Gilt-edge Ri6ine Sun Bakincr Pow-
Fresh Eggs, per dozen 25 cents der, in 1-pound cans, only 45 cents
XT Bayers nl GROCERIES will Hud It to tlieir Interests to consult OIK PRICES
before purchasing. Our Prices are furnished free upon application.
T. H. COOK & CO., Cor. Eiihtli and J sts., Sacramento.
BIG TREE STORE. :
— ■ — ■ \ ; ; i
«.<> TO TUE
CALIFORNIA I.
food and Coal Yard, ;
FOR YOUR FUEL. i
Cor. Twelfth A I sts..[jil9-4plml Sacramento
GOPEL & DONLAY,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM-
fitters and Sanitary Engineers,
!t'o. 10*1 Trntb street, bet. J and X, '
SACRAMENTO.
DEALERS IN CAS FIXTURES & PLUMEIMC C3ODS. ,
jr22-4plm
Dr. Allen's I
PRIVATE DISPE.VBART,
26J Beamy Slreet. San Francisro *'al.
Established for iiik Scientific axd Ermn Com /
of Ciikoxic, Nervous asd Special Lisk V- r-S »
TH^ SPECIALIST. I
DR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN, IS A
regular graduated Physician and Surgeon,
educated at Bowdoin College and the University of
Michigan. He has devoted a lifetime to, and is
acknowledged to be, the most expert Surgeon in his i
specialty in the Pacific < oast. /
YOUNG MEN
And MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who arc suffering from J
the effects cf Youthful Indiscretions or Excesses in '
.■naturer years, Nkrvois and Tiitsical Dkbilitt, I <
Impotksct, Lost Manhood, confusion of ideas, dull I
eyes, aversion to society, despondency, pimples on i '
the face, loss of enemy and memory, frcquencj of J
urinating, etc. Remember, that by i coiiibination J
ol vegetable remedies of great curative power, the
Do. tor has so arranged his treatment that it will not j
only afford immediate relief but permanent care. ]
HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE - '
(Having been surgeon in charge of two leading hos-
pitals), enables me to treat all private troubles with j
excellent results. I wish it distinctly understood '
that Ido not claim to'perform impossibilities, or to *
have miraculous or supernatural power, i claim only
to be a still ful and successful Physician an J Sur- '
eeon. thoroughly informed in my specialty—
DISEASES OF MAS. '
All applying to me will receive my honest opinion '
ot their complaints-no experimenting, 1 will
guarantee a positive aire in every care I undertake, .
or forfeit i,* Oft. Consultation in office or by let- J
ter free and strictly private. Charges moderate. J
Thorough examination, including chemical and mi- c
croscopial analysis of urine and, advice, $5. Office
hours- 9to 3 daily, 7to a even. .• ; Sunday, 9to 12 »
only. Can or addrcsss OR. ALLE*. Xt Kearny I s
street. San Francisco. Cal. I
P. S.— l have a vegetable compound, the J
result of many /.'or- of special practice and hard J
study, which under my special advice has never >■
failed ,-/ success in the cure if Lost Manhood. J
I'renta'torrhea. elf. "-' M ' J
' a=US W. J. KAVANAUGH. j 8
rXOERTAKEK, So SJS J Street. I "
t3" Always on hand a large assortment of [
Metallic and Wooden Casket*, Burial Cases and « .
Coffins. Shrouifs furnished and Funeral Wreaths i c
Preserved. Country orders will receive prompt 3 . ,
attention i n ih ort notice and at the lowest rate*. ■
Office open Pay and Night. n^Mnr^g^^w I c
■Ttfl ■' ■■■ a
I J. FRANK CLARK, I *
County Coroner and I'nderiaker, a i<
XTO. 1017 FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Ji
l>i and Always on hand the most comp!et<|
Stock of Undertaking Goods on the coast. Coun a 0
try order*, day or night, will receive prompt «
attention. Tc'cphonc Nu"-*i. ■, 134. j'^DIVL fl
I" FRITZ & MILLER, "*" |,
3 77 ..:;. nrSKBTAKEXS. o*:^, "
8/-vmcß nr odd felloe temple, ; ?
i\ J Sinth aod X streets. Ccir.plste stocL Tl
fl fmiKIIBf GOODS constantly on j[l
§ rrr.cd. City and uoontry orders y-stifif at. t Il<
■ taadaj tv, day «r nlytit, g rSMOaaal* ru£n. jyl Isl
.i '*m, .-j
r — -I .Hw. . '*- — - ; : : -.7.7 T-"
Dr. McConkej's
VXiCS-OES, OX" X.IF.X I
THE GREAT MEDICAL VEGETABLE COM-
pound for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and alt Lameness and Pain ; 809 X sti eet. Sold by "
all druggists jalS-4 pi m
SJXXSSISOJWS'
GREAT CATARRH CURE, J
BY IMIALATIOS. !
CHAS. BELL, Agent, J
Cor. Second and X tl*., Sacramento. '
US' Can also be had at Siddons' Saloon, J street,
between Second and Third. d3-lm " '
A. H. POWERS & C 3,, |
—St'CCESSORS TO— c
WfL COX. POWERS A CO. '
No. 505 X STREET. SACRAMENTO. J
/g$ mmm. LIEBIG'S j
53 ;^;> it^>l- ■ n wonderful ,'
p|fr'i|/^M^SI WONDERFUL
\oJ^l^j|/^' '3/ G-BRBIAZir I
J? health Y INVIGORATOR ,
re^HE OLDEST, GREATEST AND BESTREMfDY "
i. for the cure of Nervous and Physical Debility, _
Viral Exhaustion, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Man-
tiood, Failing Memory and Relaxed and Enfeebled
:oiuiition of the Genito-Urinary organs.
It speedily cures Impotf-nce, Enrly De-
cay, Loss of Vigor, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and nil
the sad effects of vnthful follies and abuse or EX-
CESSES OF MATURITY.
It permaneatly prevents a'J Unnatural
Loss from the system, as thousands can attest who
have used the Kemedy in the past quarter of a cen-
tury which it has been before the public.
li I- Indeed a wonderful remedy— toning
the nerves, strengthening tbe muscles, checking
the waste, invigorating the whole system and re-
storing the afflicted to HEALTH and" HAPPINESS. .
Tlie llorlor will agree to forfeit 91,000 for a '
rase undertaken not cured. The reason so many '
sannot get cured of Weakness and the above dto- fi
noes is owing to o 'irp ication called PROSTATOR- *
RHEA with HviKrNcstnia, which requires special k .
treatment. '-
Dr. Likris's Invioorator, No. 2, wi l our pecu- 9
liar special treatment, is the only cure for Prosta- *
roRRDEA. By it Manhood is restored and tbe hand *j
->% time moved back from ago to ycutb. °
Prlre of either InviKorator, $3. Case of *■'
nx bottles, $10. Sent to any address, covered '
Keurely from observation "
I**-. Lie bis A* *'<» treat successfully by Ho- c
rreopathy every form of SPECIAL, PRIVATE or J
JHKONIC DISEASE without mercury or nauseous '
irugs. If vitality is drained from the body, numer- l
jus diseases follow that battle ordinary medical *
reatment. If allowed to continue, the unnatural *
oss causes Consumption, Diabetes, li-nirbt's Disease, "
[naanity, etc. Cures guaranteed Dioceses of the
renito-urinary organs, kidneys, liver and bladder
i,.cci:'uly treated. Diseases of women speedily
:t kkd.
(tnallllrd and Responsible.— Dr. Liebig &
Jo. from Europe are regular college educated pbysi-
itans, and are now in their nineteenth year of special o
practice. li
The services of the celebrated o'd German physi* p
dan, DX. O. GIRARD, from Strasbourg, have been »
ecuredhythe LIEfrlG DISPENSARY. His fame
s a specialist in diseasesof men is universally known,
nd hundreds are dally availing themselves of the S
.pportunity of free consultation, personally or by a'
L-tter, in all languages. c
Most powerful electric belts free to patients.
TO rROVB TIIK WONDERFUL FOWER OF THE INVIG- "J
>RATOR A*2 B"TTLK gives OR SENT FREE. Consul- J
ation free and private IP
li>rh; DISPENSARY. at
400 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal. M
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, four blocks hr
p Geary street from Kcarny, Main Entrance through w
'ispensary Drag Store. dBly&vly m
_ .... , _ .„.. . — - . ...- | j.
"10CTETY BADGES, JEWELS AND CHARMS Fi
*5 of even* kind, in gold, silver or metal, at JTA-
HAN JOSEPH'S, Btl ('lav street, SOUS AGEST
% BAS FRANCISCO for the Universal Badge and E:
egaiia Co. Workme"-' « bailees in solid gold for [
, postage tree. Single badge C.JO. D. Trade I
ipFliei *7-HWS j
MISCELLANEOUS.
Grangers' Co-operative Business Association
OF SACRAM EX TO VALLEY,
NOP. 1000. 1002, 1004 AND 1006 X STREET SACRAMENTO.
The following names and officers constitute the new Board of Tircctorg for the ensuing year :
WM lOII.XSTON (Richland, Sacramento county), President ; T. J. FILCHF.K (Wheatland),
rmMWI I GEO. RICH (Sacramento), Socman : L. 11. FAME IT (Florin)
I remit! : GEO. W. HANCOCK, si. ramento ; CHA& H. HULL, Sacramento; DANIEL
FLIVI, Sacramento; A. SI. TLI'iIMEK Waleh Station, - .meiit.r county; N. KK&TIS,
Roseville, Maoer county.
.^r-'' ayF^r^TElr,fTH^B^TTff^ftS^^"Trit.r^ C3_ * 4a
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS I.*-
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, 4. III) II RARIi WIRE, LTC.
GENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED "ADVANCE CHILLED PLOW." STUDEBAKEB BROS.
J_\_ Wagons and 15 *;<.-'. ;D. M. Osborne & Co.'s Self Binding Reapers and Mowers; California Im-
proved Spring-Toothed Harrows and Seeders.
4»TA!I orders «ii receive prompt attention, and tie delivered on board ct Cars a.id B sits. Free of
Charge Write or call, and see oghgoie pu-chayng. [dMpgm] ink P. LOWELL. Mauiuter.
Bwwawa.MeaMa*«»a*iMMaaw—^*— — *.*—^**— *—»—— bbw^mwmw— w<
ÜBBIG'S EX I'BAOT OP BEfciF,
TRUFFL':D OHIOKEN LIVERS,
DUPEE HAMS,
MARTIN'S OREAM CHEESE
P. 11. RUSSELL, ggg fro. 719 J strcrt. Sacramonto.
Plows ! Plows ! Plows!
THS NEW SLOPING LANDSIDg BALE CHILLED IRON FLCfo !
(THE BEST CHILLED IRON PLOW IN MARKET.)
EUREKA OAJSTGr PLOWS I
MOLIVE STEEL PLOWS.! COMMON CAST IRON PLOWS!
goriiam comriked seeder axd randall pilterizing ii « rrows.
cultivators, the gra.x'cer gaxg 4 lo (2 plows
ger !>i:i:» sowers. THF STOCKTON, or TITO I 1.l I. AM;
I tIIOON seed son ers, plows;
tru'mimi seed drills. I lit (I 1 1 Itli til It BAM wagons,
fax: MILLS. BENICIA spring WACBAS,
HAT IT'TTFRS. I. tit AM/. AMI paixted ririced
CIDER MIILS, WIREj
KI'.MIIt ANGLE IBM HARROW, 111 1.l Mi WIRE AM> KOPF,
WOOD RAR HARROWS. HARDWARE, Etr.. lie.
Baker & Hamilton,
7
SAW FRAX"I'ISC4» or <KRtHKWiI
mmfmi i*aam—imaa*am»^ammmmaim i m mm— — — — p— imi i— iim mam^a i»j-i— — — -'i ■ ■■■ ■■m mi i ■ u— >
\ H~ 1 W fl fT""*^ THAT THE —
ym |B fl WB—BE THAT THE
fc-a m$ : " , B^TT■R ,,
—^~ ——-—^ wr ; RANGE
Has stood the teat of jean, and is everywhere creating the greatest enthusiasm among our lions*
keepers. Ami its specialties are:
Steel-finished Fdges and Panels, Cpen Shelf for Easting Meats,
Ornamental High Shelf, Ilegant Cabinet Base.
The Largest Oven Hade, takinir eight full-sized pie plates at a time. Every RAN IE a irranted.
EARLE, POTTER & WALLACE,
So. BiG .1 anil ions Mnth street [JalO-lpGm] -aermiiento.
CAPITOL FURfigsTUR^ ""COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
GOODS STANDARD. BEST RATES, CONSIDERING QUALITY, IN THE STATE.
WAREROOM |ja£;-4ptfl No. Uiii .1 STREET, SACRAMENTO.
WATEH -fi & LESTER,
— impoxtsrs or—
■yjv A.G «ssar DdXJ.TsaLix laaet
AKD CA&BUOB TKUOnBQB,
Son. ;.!8 and II« J street, Racramenta.
Nos. 18 to 22 Beale -tret San Franciscc
Vo. 153 Front »ui.t (Ivl -'■■'■ New ■■""•>
He P. OSBORN'S
Wood and Coal Yard,
Xo. 806 I street, Sacramento.
t£T Always on hand a complete stock of Wood
Coal, Chunks, Charcoal ana Kindling. Order by
Telephone No. &). W. E. OSBOKN, Proprietor.
aniMptf
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
T. D. SCKITEK tropTleto
i, ' .... *r'-....r..r .. .r
HACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR, «ra
day or night. Coupes, Phaetons, <V. \FH',
Kockaways, Barouches, Buggies, with the ! — "— -
nest roadsters to he found in any livory stable or,
*,he coast, for hire. liorses kept in livery at reason-
able ratal. Livery Stable on Fourth street, between
I a-g J. Ivl*
DR. SPINNEY & CO.,
C? NO. II KLftSIIY ST. SAS FRAK3ISCO.
Treat ail C'lirttnlc and Sins-l.il Bts«>Mta.
VOts;-. MES
WIIO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
\j effects of youthful follies or iudis ire.ion,
will do well to avail themselves of thin, ttie greatest
boon ever laid at tno aliar of sufferirir humanity.
DR. SPINNEY wid guarantee to forfeit £500 fcr
every case of Semi-.-.: Weakness or Privato , isc^Be
of any kind or character which he undertakes and
falls to •.•.re,
MID»LE-AGKO UTS.
Thire tie many at the age of thirty to elxij who
are troubled with too frequent evacuation of v c
bladder, often accompanied by a alight smarting or
Durning sensation, and a weakening of the fptcm
in a manner the patient ccnoot account for. On
examining the nrinaiy deposits a ropy seiinion.
will often be found, and tcHnethnaa BtnsJ partic!. e
of albumen will appear, or the color will be of a
thin rniikish hue, agntn changing to a dark ri J
torpid appearance. There e r e many men who die
of this '■• '■■-:'. Ignorant of thi cause, which s
tne second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. S. wi'l
guarantee a perfect euro In all snch capes, and a
ncJthy restoration of tiie srenito-urinary orgtn B.
Oliice hours— lo 1.. I and 6to 8. Sonday, Iwi 10
to 11 a. M. Consnltstion free Thorough rvandD-
ation and advice, ,'. r .. Ca :or address '
OS. SPSWKY A ->..
No. 11 Kearny street, San Francis.
S. S — For private diseases of shot i staiiSic,:, a
f.iil course of medicine, sufficient for a euro, 'a'.'.b j
all Instructions, will he sent to any adrirvWl far Hit.
auaS-lo^tawMTWThF*' '
n ... ..,— , — «»i. Tlt t a <J re a I '
flflQM-FiE nflS^rencthentng
»■ — __. . r-,~, — *»v Til) «rf»l ;
B§^ifl9 ssassasva
ll|M*^ ;^-'-o»A3,iE r< ' ;,tf ' is the lo;lti -
t£t4?%f=. . iii.'ia OS ''. at >-' result ..f over
v7"^^*Si-^^rfc' wk\v_ a '-senty years of rrae-
'^Cwetl'SH'ical experience, and :
SvKSa. ..'*t»; »•:•:•:• {'jukes with i:n- '
£&&¥& '^B»s« % FAILING CERTAINTY '
'^yJr'jttnliß^tirmu!! and Physical <
WSrSS^emS^t 1 1- Debility.Seminal Weak- '
|ir.[i'^ -'/ilsi.lßnoss, Spermatorrhißß, '
ULUUVEfjAlUtigfro^tatorrbeca. <
rSRHrrSJHBBBSSBBSBBB!»!*^''.ini^ions, Impotency, *
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline, and LOSS '
OF nA.VRODIi, In all Its complication*, '
and from whatever cause product d. it
enriches 111 ! purifies tte Blood, Strengthens tbe ,
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, I'igistion, Reproductive
Organs, and Fhysical and Mental Faculties. I'
stops any unnatural debilitating drain upon the
system, preventing involuntary losses, debilitating
ireams, seminal losses with the urine, etc., so
destructive 19 mind and body. It is c sure
sliminator ol a! KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM-
PLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients. I
To those suffering from the evil efTecis 1
or yoniliful Indlstrreflons or excesses, a
tpct'tlv. Iboronsli and permanent 1 1 lii:
IS 4.1 tit t>Ti:i.«>- Price, 83 50 per bottie,
r five bottles in case, with full directions, and
idvice, 810. Sent secure from observation to any
iddress upon receipt of price, or C. O. D. To be
riad only of ;
DR. O. D. SALFIELD, ]
216 Kearny Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAI. J
Consultation strictly confidential, by letter or at J
>ffice, FREE. For tDe convenience of patients, and j
n or.! to insure perfect secrecy, I have adopted » |
>rivate address, under which all packages are for- '
rvarded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE, rg j
sufficient to show Its merit, will be sent to anyone '
ippiying by letter, stating his symptoms and age. *
Communications strictly confidential. c ,
N'OTICETO CREDITORS— ESTATEOF HENRY J
HORSTMAN, Deceased. Notice is hereby
iven by the undersigned, Executors of the last will
nd testament and of tbe estate of HENh V HORST- *
lAN, deceased, to the creditors of anil all persons s;
laving claims against said deceased, to exhibit them, a
rith the necessary affidavits or vouchers, within ten
lonths after the first publication of this notice, to I
hem, at the office of GROVE L. JOHNjON, 920 E
'ifth street, Sacramento, Cal. F
Dated January 22, 1884. C. H. KRi-'li-, ft
*'. MECKFESSEL.
[xeeutnrs of the lart will and testament and of the b
estate of Henry Horstman, deceased. c 1
Grove L. Johnson, Attorney for Executors.
ja2s-4wF J'A
M J. KING & CO,,
224 J Street Sacramento,
WHOLESALE DKAIERS IN HAY, GRAIN,
f f and Country Troduce pi all kind?, such ,i J
Portuguese, German) Italian, French and Mexican
goods, beir respectfully t> li form their frierds in
lhe city of Sacramento and surrounding country
that they are now ready to fl'l all orders that may
be intrusted to their cat ■ at the lowest possible
margin, and all poods delivered at the Depot free of
charge. Having large commodious premises we
are prepared to receive my amount of storage at
■m ill ratts, ar.d will pay particular attention to con-
Bignmen of all kinds of produce and general mer-
chandise. In connection with the ftbove we have
opened an EMPLOYMENT OFFICK for the conve.
nience of cur blends in the country who may be de-
sirous of obtaining go.d. s*»ber, steady aud reliable
help. We can speak thelulim, French, Portuguese
and Spanish languages. < feJMptl
~ WHALE OIL SOAP,"
MANUFACH'RED BY THE SACRAMENTO
SOAP COMPANY.
Ollirf : 811 rk Street. Sarrnnienln.
For sale in 5-ffallon cans and barrels. We are
•bo manufacturine ■ Positive Insect and I, De-
stroyer, which is certain death to all Insects which
infest Orchards, Vineyards and Gardens. Put up in
-gallon cans. " ja2t-tf
•gT? J± rrf^t- W" 1. " ■
Steam Cracker Bakery,
718 X ST., SAOSAMENTO, CAL.
jtjTSEND FOR PBICF: LIST. -tplm
TO THE URFOETUHATE.
BS. GIBBOH'S DISPENSARY,
ti'.'.'i kearuy .street, San Francisco.
-* ' — ~*w Established in ISM, for
jf '7*K the treatment of Sexual
/tf , ._-^_ *, t\ and Seminal Dijeases,
ia y ■',-■ ..^S si'.ch as Gouo.-rhea, Gleet,
*'*>iniri**<*'^.'~» Strictures, Syphilis in all
i/'^S-i v^Jt^^^.*'« it.n ' l, mis, Seminal Weak.
\r'',s' T >-\ *• sa^i ness, Impotency, Skin
fln [V, -t^sTfT'. Diseases, etc., perma-
K'ir.V Jt i**~- .V^'i'Vi iientlyc red or no charge
fc^vi^^^t'ii'f^ s .'' 1 S'n'lnal Weakness.
SC^ 7 v "i *£?' ''-^ritt^i s e m '"al Emira'.ons, the
cons, ' < l UP,lcco ' . itSIISC,
§^W*^K^^VSi' This 9' vice or de-
f.T^O^'iiSTSvcsSSiS&JS. 7 ? pravi .1 sexual indulgence
i. practiced by the youth of both eex< . to an almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following tram of morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eye?, pain in the
head, ringing in the cars, foise like tho rustling of
leavesand rattling of chariots, uneasiness about
loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in
approaching strangers, a dislike to form new ac-
quaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of
memory, hectic flushes, pimp'es and radons erup-
tions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath,
coughs, consumption, night Bweats, monomania and
frequently insanity.
«IKKO AT HOVE.
Persons at a distance may be cured at home by
addressing a letter to DR. GIBBON,! case,
symptoms, length of time the disease bas continued,
anti have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any* part of the country,
with full and plain directions. By inclosing ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postortice,
or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a packaged medicine
will be forwarded to any part of the Union. Pleaso
say you saw this advertisement in -he Rsccan-
Union. Address DR. J. F. GIBBON,
ja-24~lpti Box 1967, Sau Francisco.
The Great En^ihh Rented^
f'^^> J J=2«-*-5W '"'Vy a a never falling cure
l&Kj»3C^^3^i^s^^- ' or Perrons £>ebility,Ex
V§^^^7^-7_T^ii^<^ hauated Vitality, Sem-
U&f? /^^X^fiiml Weakness, Sper-
?;':•/' £~ ,v«rk N >2Jnaatorrhoea, Lost Han-
tlZi- tbV :;'V"VB'--..'W hooil. Imprtency,
isvUf/ i»TAJsS»S bra Paralysis, and all the tor.
[©i'SSJn y'f'tft "■ S3 rible effectsof self-abuse,
tfc? - -^'i*'-O'& r '- S/}' oUth ' al follies and ex-
tvrS^i cesses ip mature years —
_%_^_j_i/'irK''{tj!?^aSa * Ul '' 1 M I/)sa °' Memo! T>
rcaV "*/ i 3 l iVi3SrSre Lassitude, Nocturnal
E;^> r i>it?^?ii^9v.^i3 Emissions, Aversion to
Society, Dimness of Vision, rfotßes in the Head ; the
vital fluid passing unobserveu in the urine, and
many other diseases thatH ad to insanity and death.
nli. MISTiK, who is a rem physician (grad-
uate of the University of Pennsylvania), will agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Hollars for a case of
this kind the VITAL REftTWHATtIfc (under his
special advice and tmatmant) will not cure, jr for
anything impure or Injurious found in it. DB.
MISTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor-
ough examination and advice. Including analysis ot
urine, 83. P^ce of Vital Restorative, S3 a
bottle, or four times the quantity, Bin I sent to
my address upon receipt of price, or C. O. D., se—
tured from obssrvation, and in private nam-, if
lesired, by A. E. MI.N'TIE. M. !».. XO. 11
Kcarny street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
[ymptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to
ill business transactions.
ns. niftTib'g KISMET i REMEDY. .\k-
PUBETII'IM, cures all kinds of Kidney and
bladder Complaints, Gonorrh-ita, Gleet, Lttuccrrhiea.
'or sale by all Druggists ; fl a bottle; six bottlee
or $5. -
DR. MISTIE'S MWBMI PILLS are the
.est and cheapest DYnl*El*M! I and BILIOUS
ure in the market. For Bale by ail Druggists.
KIE K, .GEARY jc Co. Sacramento.' Whole*!
Lgents. ■».. icB.4pl?4o9w;y '

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