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SATURDAY'S NEWS.
(OOMVfiIKKO FR.IM snCUI. mw.vTJHPiM.i
l>o»ne<itic.
Senator Miller* health i» a^in ca ■•.-in"
much anxiety. "
ThregLbodies were taken from the Kew
berg, 'A . Va.. o«il mine Saturday.
Cleveland has aanoonoed hini«lf strongiv
in furor of enforcing the eight-boar law. "
The California -tar route contract- for
the next four yean were awarded Saturday.
the low in oranges frown by t lit- recent
cold snap in Florida is now stated :
ali; ml >J. :•;<.•. i .mi.
The J ■;■:- uuestion will be c m i l< red
l<; Judge Rhodes and the California Con
gressmen to-day.
Desman B. Baton, CSvU Service I ornmis-
Bjoner, has sent th< :•■■■-. lei tl esiena
tion oft! it i
Mrs. Lane hi- denied all Lh« - b
made by the defense in her -■:!■ t ■ a <1: -
--voroi a gtown, <>.
Bdward Myen died in El i'a-^'i Texas
Satiuiiv ttion. Beyond hUname
nothing [a Known of him.
./' n.^' VV'J !: ' Sbenandoab branch of
QwFbiladelphiaand Reading Elaih ladwaa
anspen : •■! by ■ - -ricm- cave-in Sututyiay.
Eight men « ■-.• bmie i by a »nt>
!i<-;!r A-\- o, ( ... . ;, Tuesday niiH I
four and probably fatally injnring the
'■' - MTarkhanj ban the ippoint
ransetl foi a competitive examination f
applicaots.
Dr. Hamilton haarecommi I the
Secretary oi the Treasury establish a inu
niif hospital al L , A: jl lea, and ateo one
at Ban i
A passenger train on the Bhenandoah
branch • I the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad, had v narrow escape from a
frightful disastei - ;ian .
d .ah.
A !: • The
S 1 "' ■■ ■' • woi veteran* ever wit
n is here, tl
ai " :; i ' : S . int. Fi
ernoi i ■ bang tel
'!': ■ ■nt inforini la S . ■ Balnr
•'••>■ : -''"i ■ I tan 1 .:, (be constitu
l" ; - ■ ! >.>'i. ■-■:.■ - the Pn Bident,
with - . ,-,.
ti;o right to !i . its.
Tl ■• ; of the . . ; -:--iii.j
Railway, Governor Brown, of St. Louis,
and Gov< «or >.. A 9h I lo i, of New Mex
ico and St . < >:■ , : nil in
I"' '■•' n
■ ■ :rnpt road
'ii
ftflpbla . _-i r ,:i i.
aats are ad ran * ■-.
centu p«i • on both ■■
iroii to ■ .v. r the ii F prodoc
tion. . rket isstrc
-' ! itiii!
Mill : uue, N, w
STork, i ;.
don ">!■' married
while Ln
in^ .: divorce from onng Mackay, her
hushand.
ial to the 1). 'iiver /,'.■
publican ay-: Won! lias just been received
here thai ajjtiow.ilide ;.:' Columbia Gulch
tv. i days jr?.. carried away twelve of tie
fifty desencl lion es of U.r old mining
campi con ; • el\ coverin ■ up the mill uu't
honae . Columbia mine. No one was
hurt
A wry irge invoic ■ of ;■ • arrived al
New York ii ih ■ steamer X lergie, from
China ; >v way of Singapore, 15,000 chests
being carted off. An important portion of
the cargo i an invoice of 1.0,000 ineo'sof
tin. weighing 120 pounds each and valued
at $20 each, which baa been taken on al
The strippers and bnnchers employe i by
JohnW. Love, :i New York cigar manufart
nrer, returned to work Saturday morning,
-ajul (lie cigar-makers and packers, nnm
bering in all 510, will resume work to-day.
This leaves fourteen manufacturers bold
ing oat against tin'ir employes. Otherwise
toe situation remains unchanged.
The rin 1 among the cotton bales nt Amer
ican Rocks, Tomkinsville, Staten Island,
which sjtaiteil la.-i Wednesday and de
stroyed two storehouses at a loss of £io<i,-
Ono, isn..t ye! extinguished. The klerritt
Const Wrecking Company has taken charge
of the tire, and it will probably fake three
weeks to completely extinguish it.
The New York Oommeriial Bulletin says:
Business is ooking decidedly cheerful in
the dry % Is trade, which by common
consent is looked upon as an index to the
oonditi n of other trades. Western and
Southwestern jobbers are in the m.iik'.'t in
considerable force, and commission homes
n-]i"!' an mi] roved lemand for goods.
A Kansas City (Mo.X dispatch "ay-: The
situation • i; be overland railroads is im
proving, and a through train arrived over
the Burlington and Missouri River roads
this afternoon. The Santa F*e and the Kan
sas Pacific are running local trains. K;;.-t
--ern trains were delayed, though not seri
ously. The mercury stood at zero at noon.
Vanderbilt's gifl of $600,000 to the Col
lege of Physician* and Surgeons al New
York was expended in the porch ise of it'
lota (nearly an entire <iiy block) at Tenth
avenue and Fifty-ninth streets. Now his
daughter, Mrs. William D. Bloane, and hex
husband b ive agreed to erect and endow a
maternity '.•■-iiita! on the lots, with _"> free
beds, enough to accommodal cuts
during t!je year.
I tn.-i-n.
Genera] Trevino i:;n been appointed
Mexican Minister to Spain and ex-Presi- I
■dent <■<>:.; -.;'i7 will be sent to Prance.
It i - nmore ' thai ' '■■; man;
overt! i" partition of the Samoan
Islands between herself, England and the I
United States.
The news .: .■! Cheater, Englan !.
eztraord . ■ j ai ■ • iken
■gainst any possible atteuipl on . ■
<>t ■ •■ of Wall
i] ere.
: of ill.' French i bamb
: - . ..:l; urgency for M. Roche- |
i inesty to .I .' political
Ihe ' rovernm
little an riety.
liiestion ;ii'-'> r !>- lir. 1 attention
of the ßritish Parlian at, but no onehas
yet proposed a p I solution ; Glad
-1 as a
Parnellite illiance.
Thf ■ ■ ithoritiee of I. md »n are
ayrniri taking extraordinary precantions to
guard . . the possibility of dynamite
outrages. fne guarJa of the principal
; ere doubled Saturday,
ami there are In if unusual p >iii c
vigilance hi ■ ye "j •■'■ v t«.
Prince '.'• unarci \a giving bifl suj
the proposal made by Ruseia, tba
powei - ■ ond and Hernei -
mons. in order to compel Greco
Serria 1; The Chancellor ;:]..-•
--a rea * ! 1 1 naval detnonetration in the
can ol Givoce, -.md sendinj) ;i warnineto
,^. r, Austrian troope will enter bet
territory in ibc event or her refosingto
«li-.irnt bf ■ forces.
M. Venaeuille, a wealthy nercha
Parts, »hoae wife cohabiting
■with a musician named Presle, mcl the
guilty pair in the Bonievard Temple Sat
. and, drawing a revolver, shot ami
Jkillfii Presle. Venneoille then attacked
his wife with a Bwordstick, but the 1 I
thai bad been attracted by the report of the
pistol assisted the woman to escape. The
marriered man was married, and bad -three
children.
raiiUhi <i>:i»t.
The Chinese merchants oi Victm
C.. aro opening soup kitchens for the relief
of their distressed Soantrymea.
a Harmon Kbame t.> evade United
States '■; ush Ha has been -.inearthed in Salt
Lnk>\ resulting i:i the arrejt of Thane
. the County Tax-collector, by the
United States authorities.
William IJishiip. one of tlie ■•;.■.-■ - ■
of lor Townseoo, W.T^ and the owner of
the largest butter and choose factory on
Pagi I Sound, wm serioasly injureil Friilay
ni^ht l>y his team runn:::^ away.
At Mendodno, Saturday, George W. Gib
son vriu-- sentenced to seventeen yean in the
State prison at San Quentin for complicity
in the niurder of James Frost, Jr.. a:i>i
Andreas Humbun at Little Lake,Mende
cino county, April last.
la Stockton, Saturday morning, twmty
two Chinese ami two white bkaßdryraen
were arrested for violatioi-.s of tl..
ordinance against laundries. They will
plead to-day, when two cases will l>e taken
up on habeas corpus to test the law.
Mallot, the voting Virginian who njiir
dtrcj a Swede oa the rai way line, and was
tried, convicted and sentenced to death, at
Victoria. 15. CX, has been declared by the
Court of Appeals never to have been tried
at all. as tile* jury was improperly consti
tuted. Under this decision he may be
Again tried.
Ah Ky, the murderous heathen who
ran amuck at San Quentin the I
other day, stabbinc; four prison
ers, was taken from the dungeon Friday
night and placed in cell 22, known as the
solitary cell." On opening tbe cell Satur
day morning he was found hanging by the
neck to a nail in the wall, and .juite dead. •
THE NORTHERN CITRUS FAIR.
A Fine Specimen of ('hamp:on Ljinj;,
null liiblushins Check.
[Los Angeles Herald.]
The Herald Sunday had a few temperate
irks about the prime comedy of the
age which is involved in the people of the
northern and central counties of California
setting op a citrus frnit belt We have not
cared to characterize this outrage on truth
as it deserved. It is a Emit of the oon-
BDiracjr tactics of the last year, citrus ex
hibits in northern California never having
heard of prior to that dale. The
northern and central counties have seen
with dismay > hut the tide of immigration
from the Kast and the world at laruv i
_ irrpjisUbiy towards aotttbem Cali
fornia. Th ;■ have, as a s...rtnt' break
water, made up their minds to deceive the
people, and we regret to see that the ;-a;i
Francisco papers are partiapt rri'wiinii in
this plan. A- an instance, we append the
following from the CWt [The article from
■ ■ ' ii i- Dot necessary to reprint. Eds. —
i:;. okd i Mn.v.j in the Eoreeoing we
have the pn of, clear and irrefragable, that
the leading newspapers of San Francisco
are willing to lend themselves to one of
t he-grossest frauds of the age. No excess
of charity can disgnise the clear Peter
Punk enormity of this performance. The
writer in the- Call, unless be is an incon
ibleasa — ordinary assininity may be
assumed of Call editorial writer- without
the imputation of moral obliquity— knows
that in the foregoing paragraph he ii will
fully I: ceiving his readers.
The truth is that the probability is ex
treme that most of th 3 oranges exhibited
:-.t ttie Northern Citrus Fair have been
slyly purchased from Los aageles or River
side growers. That a few oranges have
been grown in Colusa and other counties
in the neighborhood of Winters and
-■• tile, cam > ; . i>>- di .• they
have been grown under infinite difficulties
and ha\ e ai '..•• time assonie I anything iike
a conimeraial proposition. They have
been cherished and nourished as a sort of
out-door exotic. They have been guarded
" ipple of the eye <>;' their owner,
have been wrapped in blanket! at
and have received undivided care
and attention at all critical stages of their
ci Taking all portions of north
ern and centra] California together, it is
isay that perhaps a thousand dollars'
i ol oranges have been sold
in th< last twenty v, are. A- a
. proposition this 'is nol an ov< >
shadowing showing. But stii! it is ■ nongh
'° *" r'-.nk projrrammp.
We observe that this Peter Funk i ihibit
is to be taken down to San Fran i.-r... with
mal purchase ol two or thr
i ■>;! ! s of Los Angeles and I:
ehed in between a couple of i -
' : '- I ■'.-■ imp rts, it will probably be
' :l '■•■ ' • sen ice in the same of de
™ : ■' 'he M i Uai cs 1 Pavilion at the
fiolden Gate. Everything goes in a 1 ■ -
'link ' ■ ■ ■ mi ; . i i .... are o
I l*U before the on sent
s ason ends every orange tree in northern
an? a ornia will be frozen dead
H)ts. The slow will lay deep and
m over the citrus fruii belt of northern
and central California. The people there
will be obliged to dig their trees up and set
em beside the kitchen lire to have any
guarantee thai a single one of them will live
to shiver and quake in the rigors of the win
i f hi nextyear. Amongst the exhibitors
mentioned at the Sacramento citrus fair as
recorded i;; the Colusa Sun, we notice the
nameof L. F. Moulton. This gentleman,
'! ■ years ago, < nine to Los Angeles
coo :•;.■. bought 6,0 o orange trees and set
them out on bis place in Colnsa county
of the C.OOOone tree, through the plentiful
use of blankets, has socceeded in living.
.lust here is the ghastly hypocrisy of thu
Northern Citi-ns Fair, ft was intended to
distract attention from the semi-tropical
citrus belt of southern California. I'iov
idence. which hates a lie. has so arranged .
the present se son a^ to remove Florida
trim the competitors of southern Califor
nia as an orange producer, and to assure
the death of every orange tree, outside of a ;
hot-house which stands in the northern i
and central portions of the tiolden State. ',
MERCHANDISE REPORT.
The following freight passed Ogdes Jan
uary Jl>t :
l'.r Sacramento— A. Cootot, 1 case to
baoco, - cases cigarette-; A. Mei-tir. lti
springs; Weii. -luck it Lubin, 1 case dry
iroixl-.
1 ir Xnriii San Juan— John German, 1
box sausage.
For Cottonwood— A. Lewiston, 1 stamp
poller.
EUikpau. at (j.m.t.— The (ialt GoaetU
baa the following : Herewith we present
an accurate tabulated statement of rainfall
in <iait from J u:io 1, ls,s4. to January 23,
1886— a period of one year, seven months
and twenty-three days— taken from the
meteorological record kepi at the railroad
office. The first rains oi Jane, 1884, fell on
the 9th of thai month, and thereafter as
shown below: 1884 — Jane 9th, .■_'."> of an
inch; 12th, .71; 13th. .10: October 13th
.45; llth. .7i); 15th, .16; December 17th,
.35; 19th .29; 20th, .L'l ; 21st, 1 B9; 22d,
.23; 23d, .:.-.>: 24th, 1.15; 25th, .50; 26th,
1.05. Total, S.T-'i inches. 1883— January
lOtb, .73 of an inch; Uth, .:;7; ISth, .20;
Febniary l'.uli, .12; Aj>ril Bth. .."»: I7tb,
•IS; _'T:ii. :_'; N ivciiibi r 3d. .48; I'll 13;
h, .1": Huh. .lo; Lsth, 55; l'itli
.M; l-ih, 1.05; 19th, .90; 23d, .45; 25th,
1.45; 29th, .15; December 22d, 1J0; 23d,
-•'; 25th, "il : 26th, .52. Total, 9J7
inches. 188G— January 18th, ..'Jn; l:i;|,,
.90; 20th, .30; 21st, .71: 22d,..T0; _' : ■! to
7 a. m.-. .21. Total, '.V7J inches. Sum
mary—lßß4 (from June Ist), 8.73 inches;
;--■".. 9\: 1886 to date), 2.72.
A. \V. Tompkins, M. I).. ]"7 Clinton
Place New York, write*, June 2, 1883: "In
many oi' those insidious ■ - vf the
brain and spinal cord, where local stimu
li oiuat be ':■'. .;..■■.!. and where lini
ments, list :.i plii ations fail,
marked relief from pain can be obtained,
■ patient greatly benefited by placing
strips oi Alloiek's Porous PI ten over the
pii il cord, from base ol brain to end of
spine, in ,;i : cases of Spinal irritation,
'■'• ■ ■■ -- ■■ N in ma Prostration, ! recom
mend Porous Plasters."
Brownsville, Oregon, claims to have
moreseeret than any town in t!ie
Si.it.'.
Mabtuls 'legislators hare publicly ii-.
--d m ! Red Btar Cough < '.;r.-. No opiates.
SNEEZE! SNEEZE!
tBKEEZB, until your head
seems r.'mi; to By off; until
your nose and eyes dis
charge excessive qunuli
:.- of thin, irritating,
watery fluid; until your
hea.l aches, mouth and
throat parched and Mood
at fever heat. This is an
Acute Catarrh, and is in
stantly relitv.d by a
single il.isc. and per
manently cured by one bottle of BaHTO&D's
Ram ai. COKI kok Catakkh.
Complete Treatment, (rtth Inhuler, »1.
One bottle Radical Core, one box I'atarrhal
Solvent, and one Improved Inhaler, in one ;>«■'.;
at;<'. may now l«? had of all druggists for SI. Ask
for SAsroKD's Radical eras.
■The only absolute Bpedflc we know of."—
!'hv bes) »f have bond :n a life
time of :
" Alteralong struggle with Catarrh, toe Radical
' el;:: h • ;."—/.'• r. & ir. mtmw
'■■:•■ !• "I hare no* found a case that it did
not relieve at once."-vteelms Lee, Manchater,
U -
Potter I>ru; and Chriui sad Co., Boston.
HOWS SOOt KHEI'MATIZ? is a ques
tion that appeals to avory Mrture.l victim of
mt Klie'matisra. who tads the ordinary
■M i'!a>-ti r.« end !::.iiuents pow-rle«s to
fnl relieve hi:n. To s;:r:i the CrT:fC'n
f nr\ ami I'a:n P: isrF.H is an elegant
/ l\\a!nl never Ik of relief,
/ JL* \i>anishing rheumatic. neuralgic,
BClalJ . >v,: !• n. .-'.:::rr> and u< rvons pa*n« as by
magic. Key, original, speedy, sate. At drug
_■ -v - :'v." for one dollar, mailed free.
, DBCO A CJTDncAL Co., Boston.
mlt-lyMTh&wly
Tlic N»tioual Credit is No More
SOLIDLY FOrXDKD THAX THE KEPtTTA
f.oii of Bensgn's Capeine Plasters. Tliey
»re known, appreciated and us»d cverywinri
in A^Kiiia—iis hospitals and i- homes. Phy
sicians, pharmacists and druggists affirm t'.ii
fo-proniptni-s of action. CFrtatntyand '•angeof j
ciirn.ive qualities they are l»e>'ond caaßpaxuoo. j
Onco used their une>iualed exoatleace rccom- j
mends tlum. TLe pubHc arc again cautioned
ngain>.t the cheap, worth't — and than
imitations offered by mendacioas parties under
the guise of .-imiiar-eounding names, such as
■ Capeiciu." fapsicini," "Capuein." ••Cap
siciue.'' etc. Ask forKeuson's. buy of respectable
druggists only, aad make a personal examina
tiou. The genuine has the "Three Seals" trade
mark and the word " Oaiicine" cut in the center.
d7-fimMWFi»-6m •
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postoffice at Sacramento on j
Monday, January S, 1S&6 :
Ladies' List.
Baker. Miss Alice Moore, Miss Hattie
! Bradshaw, Mrs Minerva Murphy, Miss Mary
I Brewer, lubC D Myei>. Mrs.t II
| Butler. Mrs Amainia «»fin>Ny. Miss !Mith
' Campbell, Mrs I.uey-J genflegast, Mr- Minnie
! ' ferpemer. Mrs Jennie K&l«um. Mrs Lillie
■■ -in. Mi— Mary Mu!.-t"ii, Mr-
Crosby, Miss May Keye>. MJaa Theresa
Dufour. Mrs Mary E Richardson, Mr- E
Eany. MNs Mary Rome, Mrs Elisabeths)
Frielta, llisg Minnie sli'ilz. ttrg Minna
Its, Mrs X - ;■ . Mrs Allie
rregman, MrsJosie Sweaaey, Mr* Kiehard
Foeter, Mrs John Taylor," Mrs X
: Halpin, Miss Katie Tiidhmiter, Miss Mollie
; Kenning, Mrs. V I. Truinuu, Miss Klla
Herrera, Miss Lola Underwood, Hia X s
i Holden. Miss It Walsh. Miss
I Hubbard, Nellie Warm r, HissSallie
i HiiUstTn, Miss V Wenniith. Mrs ,-arah
Kay. Mrs Annie Wbeatley, Mrs i:iiza
Kiueger, Mrs Lizzie Whelloek. Him Carrie
i snee, Mis- i.i/.-.;.j Williams MissMaggui
I.- ■...-. .. Mrs Nettie B Wilson. Mr.- Settle B
KeCnen, Hiss Mamie Wighunan, Mr- Chas
llrJjin, Mi.-s Jennie Waiutike, .Mrs Amelia
Gentlemen's List.
Allen. Mr - Huu-ion. J<; Pumtncton, I
Alguir, H Howe,EL l'aiu-rson. W J
Anderson & Hudson. Geo Payne 6G
small Huber, JE I'utman. J X
Balue, Geo Hnater.Edw faymond, X
Barnes, HS Huiibnrt, S:.na- Bae I>W
Bauer. [gnati tor Haro, I.
Brandt, (Jeo .I.!:.ris. AI, Rapbueb, F
Boswell, Walter Jennings, G N Reea.EC
I Brewer, Geo Johnson, 1-2 BendcJl, Drl
Brook*, C E Johnson, Ed L Robinette.A M-2
Burroughs. A LJohnaon, Jis X ■:• <■..
Dennett, John Johi:.-.>n. Win Rnmer, Jacob
Callender, P Knr?le. Auk ICovrcll. Mr
'.imy. Mr Case, Geo-3 Kose, Mannel
iharles, John Keller &Co Baben.WHH
k.w E Lewellin, JC Bchwaxtzkoff, H
Coyne, WmJ Ladlaw, AUen Schoen, Lotus
< rayton, .1 v Laymance, M J Bhaw, Matbew
Crocker, Chas Leadbetter, L sheehy. Tim
'unis, I. EO I.essntr, FII Sinclair, Knmk
Ualey. Wm I.ivin^t.m, i; F Skelton, If I!
Davis, JW Loath, w li tjchaaoa. uns
DePne, Elmer Muckwitz, E Smith JW
J)i-rr. Wm H HatUce, Ike Smith, ThosC
Pania, Joe-2 MeCarty.MastcrSwan, J R
1-jiL'in. Thus Pearl Stewart, B P
Forbes, R A M.'uu.Wm -i.v.n-. .1 II
Fowler,S McCormackJU Stodard. S
Funkenbuach,J McDonald, Jas Stoke*, JC
Garreit. Chas McGuinness.AßSwinher, M J
GeamelU.F-2 c Streeter, Al
Ulenn, John Mcif artin, M-2 Sntton, Nat
Hall.SJ McMillon, BT Taylor, J F
Halpusberg. J Meer, JohnC Thorp, B
Harrison, Mr Mlnf. Manoel Thomas, BW
Hurt. Chaa E Merript, L W Towle. J E
Hays, John Mitchell, JM Tony, E P-2
rd, Geo Morigam.Oeo v ai!_-hn. < M
Hastings, UW Murriill, Harry Webber, Lew &
Hauler, Chas II M iraaine, ') ' Co
Hendricks. H Uorii, Jared Wellhauser, L
Hinrichs, N Neel.Jlmmie While, DTL
Hicks, WH o'Donnell,T Williams, Geo
Hoffman, Paul Palmer, JF Winning, WH
Holbrook, Fred Parr, Jas 11 Wood, Uuk.
Houghton.U II
!!. I). STEPHENS, P. M.
COMMERCIAL.
_—— — — _
t&CKAKKNTO K&BKKX.
t .-.' ". .. ..' mnarj 23d
— !icuy. 16 HXa7: lioles. $>j;
Bananas, ; :-j"a : l'aien'.r.ie?. tA'cb
■^ 'loz.'i : ■•._!■. mis, fun 6C: Caltlbrnla Or
: inbf.bon; Navel Oranges, f3@3 50;
ApD es, ;i -i \ ■ ; i ranbenies, $10 p bbi.
■: UU.T.t— AB.-urtca, 2^-is uiink, # <\oi,
■ ■- ' •-■•Kn:i cans, tl: Peacher,
11 ' J ): i"ortlaad?jiaotierrits,i-!l!caus,
32; w i!-.r! . • cries, V. 75: Capital Asparagus,
■ :.;.:. i! I :is.
. . ' :' FRI [TS-AppleS, sliced, 2S3iH Ib;
io ijnarteiwL sasc; fears, peeled, 4ssc;
Flams, pitted, ■■•.■ ; Peaches, «'■;..■•■: 7; i«; do
12 :• •; rtuni ■ ••.:■. i tnd i-'x-ach,
■ wj nh 12®ISc; rigs, oaUbmia,4A
.".c > a.
tadle FBPXTS— Assorted, 2)^-8 oans.mdoa,
; .. F'j&ohes, 51 90®2; tJe.rt!«tt fec.rs
.■-•-ii •■■■! :':; Plums, 5: so^lTO; Blackberries, t2 r u,
2 10; Gooseberries, fi OQ2 u»: Strawberrlen,
¥.'. r .'i(g>'j i>i; iprlcoW, 5] T'i.:i , i ; Unseat
Qrapes, Jl 70®2; Bed Uurrants. (2 36S- 40;
Chervit;;;. |2 :yys2 40.
VEGETABLES— EarIy Rose Potatoea, 68®75e;
Nevada, S! 30; Uuc>.<±, tl 7, : ] 85; <"üb
lmge, 7">f s">e; Carrotf, o*ic.f'uo; "Turulps, *1@
!_■ ■ : boacb vegetable*. !Kc ■ '•■£ ; TarsuiDS
lo; Beets, 81: Home Radish, BS9C 5 Ib; lisriic.
10c; Artlchokos, 10c > dosen: Green Peppers, i@
5c is ft: Street Potatoes, 51 SO.
BKEADSrUJWB— Hour, n 25 ?> bbl; Oaticeal,
53 d') 100 iss; Oommeal, white and yellow,
tl 85 in 25 ft sacks, tl in 10 D> sacks, 100-
Cracked Wheat, S l -' -'%•'<: Hominy, f;i a ■? ewt
rOl'LTRY— Jjve iurE-.ys, llgij- Tfr S> ,
Dressed Turkeys, 15516 c p 'A; fuli-crown
Chickens. SI o")ro,j f) tioa-ii ; yount; K<vi t
ters, £; 50&1 -■* dozen : Broil-rr, «2 50,^:t;
tame Duck*, $4ias 50 ; Geese. 12 92 21 s pair:
Egirs. choice California, 22@24c ; Quail, Jl
¥ dozen : Hallaid I nicks, fc :t) ; Caiivns
baeks, 1203; apiigs, II 60®l 75; small Docks,
SI ~pi (iozen.
DAIRY PRODUCTS— Butter, fancy roil, 3r-@
■Vtii f> In ; ranch bntter. JS(riSiic; pinkled, '£<(&
■J7 : a c; packed in firkins, choice, 25@27c; com
mon. 15@^0c; Cheese, CsilifDrnia, 10s>12c; West
ern flats, lsai-Jo; Mi-.rtin's Cream, lfin.
HAY, GRAIN AM" FKKD— OaI hay, 514@17 ft
ton; Alfalfa hay. si- u-:4 Mtou; Bran, fl>< V ton:
Middlings, til f" bm; Barley, whole, 81 :->;
rolled, $1 SO: Wheat, si :•.->' fi c W t: Wliite
Wild Oats. $2 ::j;u B0; Taiiie Oats, SI SC(S»I 00;
Corn. Jl 35 "% CWt tr.r choice.
MIBCKLL.\.NKOUS-«eeiLi-AtfclK llic.ll V..C;
TUnothy.Eastcra, oH'ojOJic ■? ft ; Omgou, 6©Vc;
i'op Corn, .i'/.iic % B>; Ked Cover, i;i@]4e;
Red Top, 7g9e. Nuts— Chile Walnuts, ~7>i@
9c; California Walnuls, 8(<'J:)c; Almonds, logj
12c; Peanuts, Calitornia, V^^Yfi. Lsro (Califor
ala), cans, B>^.9c ; Eastern, llv^jsllXc. Hides,
rjilt, light and medium, 9c; heavy steer-, >
ary, ISO. Ta'.low. 4J4C. Hops— Sales of liv
cihe coasi in New York, 10c; mHiket value h«rc,
sc.
MEATS — Beef, 7c ; Mutton, 7c D) ;
Lamb, Veal, kiS'Jc; Hors. !"&.!' .< ; Dressed
Pork, 6Uc; Hams, Eastern, L3BUc; 'California,
12^1Sc: Bacon, medium, »>£e:' selected, 12c:
extra light, 13c.
BAN H{.\N<.:iSf«> MARKJST.
San Fbas.-ci.sco. January j:;d.
FLOCR— Receipts to-day included 1,850 bbU
from Oregon. We quote : Best city extra,
SI 25(44 ':">; medium, !M dori! 4; shipping superfine.
f2 75@3 T.i r> bbl.
WHEAT— Tin' market moves along quietly, i
without any change of consequence. ' Tie rate
established by shippers for .No. 1 is 81 82% v
ctl, though they will pay a small advance for
anything of better quality.
Call Board sales M the morning session of t!ie
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol
lows :
Buyer season— J>»o tons. 51 :>>',; i,:;im, >,! :>■•
3,200, 51 :>'..; 2,000, 51 38%; 200, W » : ,.
Bayer 1886—100 tons. $) ll: 200, 51 ll'.- 300
SI ll' 1 .,; 1,200, J l 11-. 1,500, n 41',.
Seller 1886— 700 tons. *1 30%; 1,500, 91 at%;500, ,
BARLEY— Movement slow at U :;2 ! .. >' *'tl for
So. l Feed, and lower snides are correspond
higly inactive at reduced rates. Brewing keeps
uniform in price, with moderate transfers ai a
range of fl r_' 1 ./ ci L7%«ctl for ordinary quali
ties, and H " J1 v ctl for choice oflerlngs. *
(,:u! Hoard saies at tilt moruitic; session ol the
Sun i'.-aucisco Produce Exchange were a.s fol
low« :
Seller 1886—100 tons, 92J [c per ctl.
OATS— Ko Change ia values. Trade is lair.
Surprise and milling, Si 85#1 ;■ , No. I, Si _■.•;
i 80; common grades, :'i IV/M1 siy:-, black,
-I .'■'■".■ ! IOTP ctl.
0 >XN — Lower asking rates ilo not seem to in
creaM custom. We quote : California. SI OSS
1 I'-iVj; Nebraska, fl "jv.,., i 07K * ctl.
VEGETABLES— Cucumbers have appeared
two or three nines this week, selling al -; 'J ■ •
- i dozen. Cultivated Mushrooms are offering
::i 60c v fc We mote: Lot Angeles Green
Peppers, Sc v k; Los Angeles Tomatoe
I . i per box; Aniccokes, ldc *. dozeu; Carrot*,
IOi&oOc "£ ctl; Turnips, 75c<6 f I ctl: BeeW,
6O#7scf>Ctl; Parsnips, Jl ■?» ctl : Cauliflower,
5* dozen ; Cabbage, 75c > cil ; Garlic, 10c
"< s>: Colon 1 , SPlSiiOe ? dozen: dry Peppers. :
l-\ ! .,c stiti: dryOkra, 1.(g,17'..e lh: Marrowfat
s mash, HJ v ton.
!i :r it— \\it weather stop?; trade temporarily,
We quote jobbing lota as follows: Oranges,
Calilsmia, £1 '■'-"■fnl rj> ji. box for com
mon ami (15003 v Ihix lor Kavel; Ap
ple?, 60c©$] for common and SI 3901 SO
? box for good to choice: Mexican Limes. HO;
do California, 35685 c for -mall and il irxa.^
for law Boxes: Lemons. Sii'ily, t>'"i~: do, Cali
fornia. 7Viis?l 30f box, according to quality; ba
uauas, fl vvas 1» huncb ; I'iiieapples, SS" oXa 5
J> rlori'ii ; ("ranberrli-s, f7AB lor Wisconsin, and
i ; tut 1 1 $ bbl for Cape Cod.
BUTTER— Weak. Fancy, 28 ■•_ I •: choice, 2GS
-".'c;goo.l. 23@2ic;fair, is. - _'J;-: mixed lots, l^Vj
ftl f « ?ft : firkin, io'4Jj....j.c for good tochoice:
Eastern. ll@l>'.i' t» B>.
1 H XX.-X- California, new. I2QMe ; choice old.
>■:'.'(■; frtir to Rood, S#7e >» It>; New York
Creamery, i'l-i !•.<■ fl Ib.
EGGS— Steady at 22@23c V dozen for Califor
nia and _'7c for Eastern.
POULTRY— Fair demand. Live Turkeys—
(kibblers, lL l (§ 1 :*...•: llets. laaiSc t» B>:
dressed, ll'i 16c; Hoosters. f.v,?:, 60 te old and
tea young: Hens, t\ .joffli; 50; Broilers,
S.VS<. »i, as to size; Ducks, tofe: ft dozen: Geese,
si 5003 ft pair.
SAKE— Tnere waa better in<iuirr this nioru
iug. anil early arrivals sold weak. Later re
ceipts, however, were not easily ilis|>o.-ed of.
<.;imil was in general request, the supply not
being sufficient to go round. We quote as fol
low?: QuaQ, fl 5h Hare, KiSo#l7s; Rabbits.
->; Mallards, <J 59; Canvosback,
«%1 .Vi; Sprigs, «1 J.Val GO; Ui.l-.i.-, R i
1 Ji:Tea;.fl.ti.-'.; Brandt, il' l 25; Small Ducks,
'■''■ Geese, f- -■"•■^ •"»;; White Geese,
~' <•• : 23 ¥ dozen; >nipe, common. 7io ; Jo.
English, ?_■ _' -■•'• > dozen.
FEESH MEAT - Following are the rates
for whole carcasses from slaughterers :o
.:. i. r-: Beef— First qiiality.7 1 .! im\ secondquai
-7c ; third quality, "»' ..'st*.- j* Ib. Mutton—
Qaouibie at (•HfrUc ? Ib. according to quality.
Jjunrj — Qnotable ax 7.g.>ic y Tt> for Yearlings;
Spring, ;j : ..-i!»' • r 1 H>. Veal— Quotable at 7co.;ic
V Ib. i-oii— LKe Uoks, on foot, 354QV c;
Jressed do, t; 1 ,iii.c » ft.
■
SAN rKANC !.-«:< i STUCK SALKS.
Sa> Fbaxcieco. January i>, I*6
HORNING EESSIOK.
Op!iir_ •"■•<■ Confidnce .30c
Mexii-au.... 35440 c s. Nev _]'X'
(■. &C We Alia :5c
B. ft B 75c E'lreta. J> 3)
Con. C. V«_ J 05 Navajo Me
Savage BBC Mt. IMablo 3 2T>
Cboilar 4V Bo<Jie 1 70<ai !<5
PWtwl 4-KarJ."K Holmes 10 8
H.*S 2 I" Mono :; »
Jacket MqOBB. Pacific _4oc
A Bnnms and Haerasjim. Oawu that
will not yield to ordinary remedies may be
tlioronirhly cured hy Dr. Jayne's Expecto
rant, a most etFeitive remedy for all Ba>n
thial or Pulmonary Disorders.
Monterey, after paying all her debts, will
have a surplus of $03,000 in her county
treasury.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
j [SFECIiL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RECORD-UNION.]
, Tromoxtoby. January 23d.— The fol
lowing passengers passed here to-day, to
arrive in .Sacramento on January 25th
H Cribbin, Ireland; J. H. Clark, Hart
ford, Michigan; J. Qxv, liorneo : J. W.
Kellern. Jackson, 111.; j. F. Keller, Kxeter,
NeD.; Miss E. Lewis. Ireland: M. Leddy,
Elmira. N. V.: J. I^riswit, liorneo- C.
Mitchell, Syracuse. N T . $*.; A. W. Milhum
Denver: N. Mcßride. Bheldon. 111.: .1.11.
Morpbyand wife. Hell wood. Neb.: '/.. Pro?
pcro, Italy; (;. Rodocse, Borneo; Mrs. E.
A. Renwick. IfiSi 1.. ];. Reuwick. Bell-
WOOd, Neb.; N. Selvcster, Italy; W. D.
Btewartaad wife, Batte. Montana; R. 11.
Work, Boatosi; J. X. Yutuur, St. I'aul,
Minnesota.
I'u.>m ■•.xtiii:y ■ I'talr. January L'lth.— The
fbUowing nveriand passengers passed here
to-day, to arrive iv Sacramento January
26th: Tlios. Butler. Kingston: Miss C I>.
Bock. San Prancisoo; James Black. Den
ver; J. Brooks, Dayton, Ohio: Tuck Chung, j
>an Francisco; \V. 11. Cope, Rc:nli!i,.'. i"a.:
J. Colleßber^. Germany, H. D. Clsunt and
wife, Altonui; C. Crevisr. rSngland, L. M.
Da^rast, X. A. Doast, Canada; R.H. Dryer
and i'ainily, Rochester, Miss.; o. Gibmn,
Sacramento; A. K. (Jrittith and taniily.
Rochester, Hiss.; 0. L. Gibson, Altonia:
C. Hull. (i. 1). Hull. ClareiiKint, Iowa;
J. J. Imhofl. Mrs. J. J. Imhoff, Lincoln,
Neb.; Miss If. Jeans, Somersetshire, Eng.;
Mrs. Lamb, Honolulu; E. J. Lord, England;
Hu^'o Lotzin. Miss a. l.otzi:i, Germany,
A. If. Liml.-ay, five children and inaiil.
Rochester; F. A. Mosch. Laramie, Wy. T.;
B.C. Mai|uil!. Seneca Kails; Daniel Nor
ton, Binghainpton, X. V.; V. \V. Owen,
Xorth Loupe, Xeh.; A. T. Orinsby, Mrs A
T. Orinshy, Red Climd ; P. Partner, Xc
braska: James Richards. San Jose; C,
RohltTs, Fred Rohlifs, Ban Francisco; Mrs.
L. M. Beater, Rochester; H.Schoci, Phila
delphia; M. Swazey, New Bedford. Mass.;
W. Thomas, Moberly, Mo.: Daniel Thomas.
Chicago; Henry Webber, Philadelphia.
A Gentle Stimulant.
Is imparted to the kidneys and bladder by
listener's Btomsch Bitters, which is most
useful in overcoming torpidity of these or
gans. Besides infusing man activity into
them, this excellent tonic endows than
with additional vi.or, and enables then the
better to undergo the wear and tear of the
discharging function imposed upon them
by nature. Moreover, aa they are the
enanne] for the escape of certain impurities
from the blood, increase their usefulness by
strengthening and healthfully stimulating
them. In ceruiiii morbid conditions or
these important organs, they fall into a I
sluggish state, winch is the usual peroarsor !
■>f disease. Whal then can be of greater
service ti!:ui :i medicine which impels them j
to greater activity when slothful? No mala
dies are more perilous than those which
affect the kidneys, and a medicine which
averts the peril should be highly esteemed.
Ayei:'- l'ills care constipation, improve
the appptite, promote digestion, restore
healthy action and regulate every (unction.
i hey arc pleasant t i take, gentle in their
operation, yet thorough, searching and
powerful in subduing disease.
Public schools :ill over Arizona arc being
cloned for want ••( funds to carry them on.
I
POWDii
Absolutely Pure.
This HOVVDhK never varies. A ciftrr,! ]
o; p'iritT. str-.-ni;th md wfaotoMOUnMa. More
economical than the c^dinaiy kii.«is, and can
not, be sold Ib ro;n' f rf-titi-)n witn the multitude od
lnw test, s!...rt ■' i v-ht alum or phosphate pow
rtors. .•<■».■■' ante in ran*. BOVAL BAKING
K>WDV:p. ('().. tOt Wall !■;:■■ ■:. ii. York.
W. T. COI.K'tAN * CO., .".^.i>tK.
SAN -K-. m-i-<-!>. ai->.-4ply
American Cash Store,
!)15 X Street. Tt-Jej)lione IJ7.
.ICST BKCKIVKD:
A lot o[ Ow Celfhratrtl Itig "F" ISraiul
(>T«TEKS which I am stiliiig at 10
cents .1 can.
Aiiciilicr lot of NOBTHKBH SALMON, :
10 eoatta i chii.
CEMINK SITOA«-CrUKI> HAMS (mild I
bailed i, lit ' „ cents a pouiiti.
O. F. WASBBCRS.
PIONEER LiVERY STABLE.
T. D. HCBrvKK, .... Fr-jpietor.
HICKS Oi i... :.L :. : '..s"k tIOVR *i
OajorttigDi. Crapes Phaciona,«tW9|L
Rocia'.vayr B - .. ■. . .:•.-. with" * a
the i«~' roidsten to be ronnd in aoyilTerj
B"..i>'.r "s Hie ■• '.. Oi : Ire. [onealtqyl :L
livery at rewonable r. -.■■». ; :^"-t -•.p.i.-'x on j
fourth treat. I'^iwpen I »n) J. dT-tl
More Druggists Rec
ommend Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry:
HABRY WILLIAMS. Greenville, <Vi.. tan: |
" I take p'easore in certifying that WJSTAM'4 -
BALSAM OV WIIJJ CII! KKY TAKES THE '
LEAD of all remedies for lhe dangerous and
prevalFnt diaeaaea of the Throat and Lungs,
and truly it is the ; OM.Y FKM.MiV of which I :
have heard a. oniTeiami pialK a- t.i ttl good in '
wany jean* traffic"
F. S. dicki.v-on'. Bao Leaodro, ral . trrites:
'■ Wi^ know of do article thai givei greater sabs- i
Eactloa to those « bo use it, ami we do no: hesi- !
tate to l*C numi'iiil i."
HAI'SKLI. & RI'KD. Hnrterer, Cal., writer!
" <\"esellai;reiitdi-al of WISTAK'S U*IAAM
Or WILD CHKKKY. and Bnd it tn he a good :
medicine. A'u harejtist receired a three-dozen
lot of it."
K. 1!. HfiiHEP, QtlinCT, fal.. snys: "It hi
ii - \o. r Caagi anil old Core, and I have to I
kt'rp it in -v.<cz all th*- Urn*.* 1
M&~ None eciiu'ne anlw itaied •• I. BUTTS" i
on the wrai>pt r. yr.-;yMTh.S;w : y I
ELY'S IS. TA B 8 14
CREAM BALM M J
Cleanses 1h <■ g^^^Ti£.TT-?* Jfc^B
Head. Allay»ln- ■^JjT" GURrcCOWI
H :• in m atlon, ■^'^W^^^ADJ
HraN Sore*. K<- Pj^f EVErS)^
ill T:l»l«-. llf'.iriil^ ■ y/ S^M
£ Smell. A quick Rsjjarfio^Jp/^B
uvecu^ HAY-FEVER
CREAM I3^VI^IVX
Has paine'l an enviable reputHtion, dlnlacing r
all other prvparatiucs. A jinrtiele isappiicl Into
each nostril: nopahi: rurneaUe to use. ITiee. \
r <X-.. by mail or at druK^i 1 1. Send f>r fircular. I
Elr BROTHERS. DniKKtsto. OwegO, S. Y.
dT-IyMWFAwIy
/Oft
Man and Beast.
Mustang Liniment is older man
most men, and used more and. '
more every year.
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 208.
To Provide fo>- the Construction, Regu
lation and Ventilation of rUlSSlinuls.
A Hulls ami UrainH.
rrBX BOABO C F TRI-STEF.S OF THE CITY
X <•'■ Bacramento da ordain as 10110-.vs •
Bscnoa 1. At ail points within the city of Sac
ramento accessible to any of the public sewers
all oesspooli and vaults which may be hereafter
OttUtrncted, shall be made watl-r ti"h" and
shall be constructed of brick, iron or cement
fl»Sw^ l K?.1? !^S aud vaul^ shall be
determined by the heatdent of the Boara ot
Health the City hD g ineer nd the Health Si'
ear. Jhej shall be cnnecteil with the sewers
by means ol an overflow pipe four inches in di
ameter, Bade of rttrlfleS ironstone i.i,« laid
;vi, ( h n a'" r n U !"" ;l , r , Kitl l wM " li S^ JoiuS'.and
«ith a iall of not le.-s than oue-eighth (' j Of an
Inch to the loot; and said overflow pipe most bo
soa-rangedthat only the liquids can escape!
As new seven are constructed. alleesspoo;-and
such'sH-w^ a , d JffV nt P"**** " 1 " 1 nee, ssible to
suchscy. rs shall be connected therewith, and
be constructed or reoonstraeted so as to conform
to the provisions of tliis section
, i.^mT, " 1 0 " 1 a " ' vali " :i "'thin the
I cn> 1 nuts shall be emptied of tluir contents
ai ! dtlmro..^ I !ycle^scda I ,ddisii,f.:ctcd^X ! ,
as they 1. .-come, nlled, or whenever such cleans
tagaud disinfctiim shall be deemed DeceSSS
audism.l,-: t ,i by the Board of Health. Said
oontente must be removed beyond the city lim
!.s, t., such places tObe Wed ms (utilizers asm"
be donated by rhe Board of Health. Such
;K i^,Y, n ,^!*^ d "■«'•»«■•' ibe ">-
Section S. Where thrre arc no sewers acces
sible tor taking the over How from ccss.wols aud
vaults, such cesspools aud vaults v archer"a-
tercou-trueted shall be constructed in two com
partments. One of the .ompartincuts shall be
made watertight and shan'havc an overflow
into the other compartment, which shall be
made water tight for four feet below the surface
ot the ground and below that level so arranged
that the hiniid contents can escape into the s"ir
round.ngsuil Such oeaspools and vaults shall
be constructed oi brick, iron or concrete. The
oren work shaMm Ul , case be made less than
d l " w thL ' s " rfaci: of tllL '
SKi-nosl. All cesspools Riid vaults which
have been or may hereafter be constructed,
shall be ventilate! by a ventilating pip,., which
Hall be in no cisc loss iv area on the Inside
than the area of a ronr-lnch round Dim' ami
must be of such greater area as may berae
scnbed by the Board of Health Cor cesspools and
vaults ul Large Capacity. Such ventiiatinir i.ir.-e
shall be connected with the cesspool or vatut so
utoseenre veotiladon, ami in such manner
and be curled to such night as shall in each in
stance be ordered by the Beard of Health
FE< tii .n ;.. Ho cetspoo) or vault shall be placed
at a less distance than ten feet from the exterior
wallsri any Inhabited bonding, except where
s building covers so much of the lot of irround
as to make it accessary to do so: nor shall a
cesspool >.r vault be placed at a less dlsumce
thau are feet irom the Uaei of adjoining prop
iS?F?°2.*-J*° s " rt ' ll '° water or roof water
shall be discharged into any vault or cesspo .1
but shall, where praetieable, be conducted to
the siicLt gutter.
Bectio* 7. Any or .ill eenpoob or vaults
which, in theophJion of the Board of Bealth
are .letr.nieiiul to the public health, shall !>e
abated by the owner, ageot or occupant of tie
preinUcs upon which the same is need New
cesspools or Tanlfa d in !:■ of those
abated shall be conrtructed to accot dance with
the ptovi lons ol this ordinance. All persons
d in constructing cesspools or vaults must
betore completing the rame, notify th- Health
Officer aad aflord him an opportoiiit] to inspect
them. l
Section s. ah cempoolsoi privy vaults which
may be detriaental to the public health shall
be abated iv the manner preecrlbed by and nn
der the directiona and supervision ni the isoard
01 llfiu'.h. •
Section 9. Alldrainage p!pe.«, sou pipes and
waste pipes within a building shall hare seal
retaining traps so placed to them as to effectu
ally prevent the passage of sewer ur cesspool
gaa i Into the house. Each traps shall be placed
as near the Bztnres as praciieable, and arrai ired
so as to be safe against back pressure self
►yphonagc, loss of seal by evaporation or sv
phonage. Soil waste and vent pipes HiaJl bo
constructed of cast iron, wrougni Iron Tend
ralvanued iron not less than No 20 Every
[me of soil and waste pipe must be carried up
to and at least two feet ulnn-e the. main Bouse
I'OOt.
fi Ei i ion 10. Xo steam or exhaust shall connect
any drain, sni! or waste pipe.
Skctiox 11. No eonneiiion with any public
sev er shall be made without a permit from the
City surveyor; and the point at whleh such con
nection shall be made shall be I'ixcd by the City
Surveyor as well as the manner of connection
bRCTIOXia N.> plumbing or drainage work
shall be covered or concealed la any way until
it basbeen examined by the Inspector of Plumb
ing. Notice must be given to the inspector
when the wort is sufficiently advanced for in
spect inn.
.SKcTios i:i. Any penoa or icrsons violating
any ot the provisions of this ordinance shall
uiKin conviction thereof, be .tied in a sum not
exceeding lire hundred d ill. us. or by imprison
ment at the rate of one day for each dollar of
tlacane until the same U satisflpd,or by Im
prisonment alone not exceeding ten days, ot by
both such tine and Imprisonment.
BbctioxM. All ordinances or parts of ordin
ances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
HscnoiflS This ordinance s!-.ail take ctlect
from and alter due publication
IuHS (j. BROWN,
President of the Hoard of Trustees.
Pawed January 13, KsSii.
J.'iH -lot E. 11. XIrKEE, Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. 209.
To Amend Section ia, f C'|'.ni>t<T 11., o(
OrdiiiaiK'c Niii.lxt 17, l'a,,eil Juue
91, l«7i. .lil.tl.il ■■ .\i, OriliiiHiK-e Con
solidutiiiK. Bertoiaa and Codifying Hit-
Orilinanct's <>t the City <if Sacrami-nto."
rpHE BOARD OF TEDSTitE3 OF IIIK riTY
J of Saeramentodo ordain us follows •
dscnoM I. cection 12, of Chapter II ,of Ordin
ance Number it. of the Ctty of Sacramento
passed June 27.15T2, entitled "An Ordinance
Consolidating, BevislDg ami Codifying theOr
dinaoces of the City 01 Sacramento," is here<y
amended so us to read as fbllotn :
"SitcnoKli Itinerant hawktngor peddling or
offering fi>r sals oi'gowis, nrates, merchandise,
firewood, medicines, liquors, meats, fruits or
vegetables or other articles (excepting newspa
pers and periodicals), by sample or otberwue,
when the monthly receipt! are less than five
hundred dollars, tiv. dollar* per quarter; over
:ive hundred dollars and less than one thousand
dollars per mouth, twenty -five dollars :vr quar
ter; over one thoui and and less than ttrotnon
riand per month, Bfty ilollar-s j<: r quaiter; and
tor each additional one thousand dollars ten
dollars per quarter: prer&ta&thal no manufact
urer shall be required to pay a license lor ped
dling articles nmnufat tared by him within the
limits of the city oi Sacramento when the sales
thereof do nnt exceed the sum of five hundred
dollars per month; peddling fruit, nuts, candies
aud other ediblei from a hand-basket, three
dollars per quarter; provided^ that Persons who
are engaged iv furnishing regular customers
with R'ewood, milk or water -\:M DM be re
quired to pay a license therefor."
Section 2. Thia ordinance shall take effect
from and after Its passage and due po >lication.
JOHN" Q. BROWN,
President Hoard of Trustees
P«ss.':i January 18, 1886.
JalfrUX __j c. n. :>'. k, . Cleric
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bins will rue received until Tues
day. February -J. 1888 at 2o'cli el p. * tor
the Construction of a BRIDGE anroat wind is
known as Morrison's Creek, on the Jackson
Etoad. near Walsh's station, in Road lyistrtet No.
9, accordiOK to theplans and specifications on
flle in the County ck rk's ol!i< c.
All bids mutt be addressed to the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of Sacramento county.
The B<«rii reserve 'lie right to reject any and
all bids. ' L. 11. FAS3EIT, Chairman.
1«EA!..l Attest: W«. B. Hamilton. Clelfc.
Jill".- IN"
BIDS FORJSUPPLIESIi
r>li>-5 WILL BK BBCXtVeS ANDCi'KNEDON j
Tuesday, February 2. 188G, .it 2P. L 1. ,!
r.y the Board of Supervisors, !or the following j
.Supplies for the County Hospital tor three
m;int!ih. coaimcneini; PEBRDAJttV ith:
IHTJTTOKr aucl
G-H.OG£HIi:B.
G. C. HdtCLLTIt,
Chairman oi County Haspital Cunimittee.
jar.'-.'w
TREESITRGES!
IN LARGE OH SMALL QI'ANTITJF.^.m*.
iMth Wholesale and Retail, at the ( SJ*
i:AI'ITAL NUR^ERIKS, Sacramento. Fruit -*-• '
of all kinds; Shade and Ornamental Trees. I
Vines. Flowering Plants, SnruM>ery, Ever- !
enans, etc. Everything in the Nursery Line; .
healthy aud free from Beaie Rues. PRK'IiS I
LuW. Call and see our Flock, winch we think
is the finest in the State. We alse ■'.'> a iarge
.SEED I/Usiness: Gar.len, Flower. Field and
Grasa feeds, both Wholesile sr.U Uetail.
II LCSTBATED CATALOfirE free 0:1 applies,- 1
Uon. Prim .pal Office: J and FtimH street*.
Tree Yard: Becood street, adjoining Passeneer
Depot C. P. R. B. Branch (AJU:r January
i-'jth): At Old Stand. I ami Seventh Streets, near j
Couu House. Address all comniuuications to 1
W. K. STKOSG £ CO.,
jiS-tf Sacramento, 08.
HOBBY, SMITH & YOUNG j
IMPORTERS AND tt'HOI.KSALE HEAI.EES IN
Peoria Pottery, Terra Cotta Archi- 1
tectnral Material,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE, POTTEHY.
TERRA OOTTA, CHIMXET PIPE, Etc.
415 J street, Sacramento.
S»- SEWER PIPE, FULL UNE OF LAMPS
KNIVE3, FOEKS, SPOCMTi. Etc. jala-4ra.m
KISCELLANEftgS.
HOUSEKEEPERS CAN BE INDEPeUt
OF
CHINESE LAUNDRIES,
BY TXSXONro*
James Pyle's "Pearline!"
THE GB.A.TEST KNOW!* INVENTION
[jall-tQ BY ALL OBOCERB.
TREET, SACRAMENTO,
lill-OKTEE AND WHOLESALE DF.AL£R IN
pagnes, Whiskies, Brandies
I the l'.»i>ular Foreign and Douic»t!c Wines, U<iiu>rn anil Cigars.
PKIETOK OF THE EAGLE SODA WORKS. •%* o2C-lptf
r.ECT. UIWIBI SEVESTH ASU KIfiUTH, SACRAMKXTO,
AND BUY YOl'R
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
HE ALtP'^? ::« i OHE TO OKDEBSELL HIM. |oaO-tl U] SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
131. JBK3SJLJFT A BDT fib SON, jfe
*fe GUNGMiTHS.
Have the Largest Ptock ou the ■•'■■•■< a] ROLLER SKATES. Ham- »?
)'HT Hi!, i H.siiiir.iTk-ss Shotguns, S4i!!os, Hunting S.iiis, Uii>.i...rTO —
I Boots, Cutlery, and Ammunition i .•' «-ry ilescriptinn. A^iiMit TST^^K
. "^ the Americau Wooil Powder. Repi-i.ing of all kinds dove. Writt'J^K . X SS
tousforPnce?andCati!!oi,-iio. No. 323 X street, SM.am.ulo. tptf *S^ ■^3^
MISCKHJOreoiJg.
fr : ' «- fi " i : '
\ F. PETERSON,
Manufacturing Confectioner!
IMroRTKK aMB JOBBKB !>■" A!. I. K!N|J OF
Foreign & Domestic Nats, Fancy Boxes, etc
618 oi:,d. 6QO
J STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL.
ATTO3IN SYS- AT- l.XVi '.
8. SOLON HOI.L. L. S. TAYLOR.
TAYLOR * HOLL,
\ ITORN'EYS-AT-LAW 6'.>o J ST., SOUTH-
west corner Seventh and J, Sacramento.
Cal. juiMm
J. N. YOISG. C. H. DINK.
YOU SO • !)IXN,
AaTOKNEY-; AMI ror.SSELORS-AT-LAW
Oflice, Boatheas) Conii-r of Fifth and J
streets, Sacramento, Cal. jal9-lm ■
A. C. FREEMAN, GKO. K. BATKS &
GKO. A. ILtXKIN,
ATTOKNEYS-AT-I.AW, 918 KIFTH STREET,
Sacramento. _jal3 lm
A. L. HART,
\TTOKNKY-AT-I.AW. OFFICF, HOUTH
west corner of Fifth aud J streets. Rooms
12. IS and 14. -utU-r Bt:ildincr. jalO
CLTBTIUN T.. WHITE,
ATTOBKKY-AT-LAW, SOBTHWK3T COR
n'.-r F-.ftli ft::.lJ RtreeU, Kjom« W snd 11,
38ttd I'll' '■':•■-■. .-•:<• 'H'-ii :■'■' l~* . ja^-tf
W. ft. BKATTT r. H. V. (.>K.N!*<»Ji,
ATTOaNEYS v.NiJ (X>l"KBEljOia-AT-LAW.
Offieei K«Mi«".i:*n M» '■... X tlnxt, bt
tweeis Kotirtli ;-r.d . p "iv'.:. .- irnu i oiVo Entrance
Gext door ■n M- tmt> -l^^: 1 : ■■t.'i^ir d-S-tf
J. C. TOTBItS Jt W. A. C.KTT,
ATTi;i:Ni:Y>\r-i.A\v. off •::.•-! 1 BT.
a Notary -.!■> ays in iha o:Ii' c. dJ-tt
IIESTIfTBI.
VF. •••>l>t>,
DEN'II-7, (;■■.:."< • SCILI'ISti
i\vt'\^ ' • ■■■:■., r- i;rth and •
Breeta. AjtiUeial i" • -ii ..■■.' -.r-~^jTT
all );A.«'jj. :'.".:'"■•■;!■,■.■; y?lrot» ■•- iit- 'in.*
forri&iiilc^- * ' •••■ ' t^h. j:t ;i -"
>. «,. TIJ.iW,
(T ATE OF LIGHT A (-HA.W), ...
VjLJ Deuti.st. OSlce nn 1 rtsiili lire . ' . k 5-.->i
over Tuft's Drug xtnre. ;-.:r.er ' "•■.'" * ..
Tv'Ptb and ' rtwotw |al^-lni*
F. *". KKBBJfCS,
DBHTTBT, t>l4 SIXTH WIRKIT, ,..-
between T and J, Tast side. ; *ra«^
opposite Consrtffr.tional Church. '~^i*i
j;l'-"
ST\ f j^- HASOKIC
& £Jk^t>£.*^ J <;or , suih ami
H, H. POCBSOIi,
DNTJ9I , I '■■'■'-:■, '■■■■-
iwoen Foonfc s^U fifth, Kj..;!»-j<s^j^ .
Gold, Valcaiiitc i iid i bases. Nltroei Oxide c;
1 of ■■■ , 'ntetetett tor -. :':ule'-s:'i;trßP
ti.-ir* o( t.-"! 1 ! dU-in:
US MSttTABEBS.
J. FRANK CLARK,
County C«ron'er*and Undertaker,
No. 1017 Fourth street, between J and X.—
Always on hand the most complete Stock of
Undertaking Goods on the coast. Conntiy
orders, d&v or night, will receive pronipl at
tention. Telephone Number, 134. j6-lplm
i is EEEVE-; S LQNCr,
UNDKItTAKEKS,
No. 6<J9 J st.. bet. ~i.vlh and &?vp.nth (:ior!h
side), ha-ve on haid a comi>>ci? ftnoi of
CoAr.s and Ca«k'rt?, Kiih Trimmir.?- :•>
match. Everj'thius Dew. Also. « Fine tkocii
of Shnmds iiiiJ lib. ,iU o.' tin lafvi da«t(B<.
OrtawaHf "<^*^ to promptly^a; or^kMt
FRITZ ft MTT^.TTR,
CNDERTAJOEKS,
Office In Odd Fellows' Temple. Ninth and
X e'.recta. Ooinplete stock of undertake™ 1
Goods oonstantly on hand. City and conn
try order* promptly attended to, day at
nfght, at reasonable rates. Telephone 1».
CNBKKTAKER,
513 J street, bet. Fifth and Sixth. Always on
hand a large ns?orticent of Metallic and
; Wooden Caeketa, Burial Cases. Coffins and
| Shroiiils furnished. < 'offin orders will receive
prompt attention on short notice and at the
1 .owest rrtes^^ffige^Bep day and night. >
■ -^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^a^a^a^i^i^i^^^Mfc
The Largest and Choicest Stock of
N US C X3L \f\/ !E3^L 2fL
| underwear
! ;!) Xir \\ I FRED. SASOS'S
J/ MADE Mj SHIRT
| OrSr. V FACTORY
I J SJJB .T Street.
S E M> FO R > .OOTES
H. P. OSBORN'S
! Wood and Coal Yard, No. 806 1 street.
j •YIT-ELIJNG'rON. SSATTLE. SCOTCH, SPUNT
\ T and lone CoiX Also. Coke, ftne arid Oak.
Charcoal, Htcb v*ue. and Pice JCiadUug; 4-toot
B«obud-irrowth Oak aud Siov» Wooj de'JTered
ernmptly. ' f i?Ki>sj, So. H
LEGAL XOTICKS.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL-
Uornia, county of Sacramento. In the Bat
ter of the estate of WARREN R. BABNSE de
ceased. Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY
the sth dny of FEBRUARY, 1888, at 10 o'clock \.
m. of .said day. and i he < Dart-room ol s;u.i Court
at the Court House, tn the city of Sacramento
county of Sacramento, and State of California
have been ui<i»iinted as the time and place for
proving the vrin of said WARREN R BARNES,
deceased, and for hearing the application of
JENNIE FRANCE; BARNtS or the issuance to
her of letters testamentary thereon.
Witness my haud and the seal of said Court
this 22d day of January, 1886
[5F.A1..1 Wit. a HAMII.TO.V, flerk.
AsasTKONG it Hinks n. Attorneys for Petitioner.
jaSaolc''
IN TIIK BDPERIOB COCRT OF THE COONTY
of Sacramento, State of California. In the
mutter of K. A. ROWLEY, an [nsolvenl Debtor.
E. A. ROWLEY hi, vim; Bled in this Court his pe
. tition, schedule and inventory in insolvency,
I by which it appears that he is an Insolvent
j debtor, the said K. A ROWLEY is hereby de
clared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of said '
county is hereby directed to t.ike posseraion of '
all the estate, teal and personal of the said '
debtor, except such as may be by urn exempt
| from execution, and of nl! his deeds, vouchers '
I books of account and papers, and to keep the
same safely until the appointment of an asugnee '
of his estate. All persons nre forbidden to pay
any debts to the said insolvent, or to deliver any '
property belonging to him, or to any person",
Brm, or corporation, or association for his use. '
The said debtor is hereby forbiddes to transfer '
| or deliver any property, until the further order
iof this Court, except as hi rein ordered. It is '
j further ordered that all the creditors of said '
debtor be and appear be'ore said (Vurt. at the !
Court-room thereof, iv said county, ou the FIF
; TKKNIII (lr.th) day of FEISRI:a'RY. ls»;, at 10 ;
o'clock A. M. of that day. to prove their debt* !
and chuose one or more assignees of the estate ■
of said debtor. It is further ordered that this I
' order be published in the Daily Recokd-Ukiok, (
a Dewspaper of general circulation published in '
said county, as often as the said paper is pub
lished before the said day set for the meeting of '
creditors. And ii is lurther ordered that in the 1
meantime all proceeding! against the .Tiid in- !
solvent be stayed.
Dated *.his Bth day of January, lS>fi.
T. B. McFARLAND,
Judge of the Superior Court, Sacrameuto coun
ty, Cal. jatftofeld '
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL- 1
ifornia. county of Sacramento. Inthemnt- <
ter of the estate of HESTER HART CARKWLL,
I deceased. Notice is hereby riven that MON
DAY, the a">th day of JANUARY, lssfi, at 10 '
o'clock a. m. of said day, and the Courtroom of <
said Court, at the Court house, in the city of Sac
ramento, county of Sacramento, and "state of
California, have been appointed as the time ami
place lor proving the will of said HEsTER i
HART CARROLL, deceased and lor hearing the I
application of JOHN HENRY CARROLL lorthe
issuance to him of letters testamentary theieon. •
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 13th day of January, 1888.
Iskal.J W. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
Ait.MsTKOSG & Hinksos, Attorneys for Peti
tioner. jall-lMt
ULSINESS CARDS
h ,r. boot. alex. skh. o on. j. r>Ripooi»
ROOT, HKXUOM A CO.,
fTNION FOUNDRY — IKOX AND BKAS:
\j Founders and Machinists. Front street, be
i.-~een 8 tuid O. Casting*, and Machicery of
' vorr desnrir'HoTi mad" '^» ordpr ja 'l-im'm
F. FOSTER. J. o. fTNSTON.
1 «.-»«. F. FOSTKK & CO., MM.
BOOK-BINDERS, I'Al'Elt- RULEKS AND
Blnnk-Itonk Hannfacturers, (70. 819J
between Thinl and Fourth. Sacramento. ja-M-4p
HAN. UVMAN. J. HV.MAN, ,;!:. !
J. HVMAS, JH., & ItKO.,
fTTATCHKAKERS AND JEWELERS, -,
>V 806 J street, .between Fifth and v»K ,
Bixth, have always on haul a choice *-«3k i
variety of fine ITatches, Diamonds, Jew- ssatjll
elry, etc jai'tf |
MR. F. KADMLE,
DEALER IN DELICACIES, PRE3H BAUSA- ]
Ol all kinds. Eastern Met! Sausage and ]
>.ilomi Swiss cheese, Oregon Cream, French j
Cream Cheese. CjnwtanUy on hand Fresh Hi::- |
ter in ir>lls— pounds and half pounds. Lunch )
put up for travelers. Ordeis promptly attended
to. ~-"i i street, between Seventli and Eighth.
jaft-lin " |
JOHN KITKL,
* SSAYER AND CHEMIST. Vo. 817 I BTRSXT. ,
J\_ Analysis of water and assays of all the i
precious Rr.d useful raeta':s made. Also, sold j
urualaam retorted, smelted and lrillion assa>t i
parried out at short notice. Gold bought at s."s-
By value or at the highest price. ja v •?
-. AKI.E. .. i
CAUI.K & CKOLY,
COKTRACTOBa ANIi BUILDERS, ARE PRE- •
pare 4 to do all kinds of work in their line,
in city or country. Principal place of business)
Sacramento. Shop, No. iui second street, >«.•■
tween X and L. Postomce Bos No. UO, Saera
menta. <i lii :i : f
GCTKNBKKOER * CO.,
QACBAktEKTO FOUNIiRY, FRONT BTREET,
O corner N. Steam Engines, all kin. is of Mm
Ing, shin and Agricultural Machinery. House
Castings, Iron Railings and Ornamental Work,
Horse Powers and the best Ground Roller. d34f .
PHYSICLVXS TaND SUIMiFONS.
- — <
DR. G. L. SIMMONS,
OlO Js-TREET - OFFICE HOURS- r J TO ■ 19; J
£1^ 2t> ;: 7! . -.
DR. MMMONS, Jr.,
Office lUmrs— ll to VI: -t to .I; 710 s. t:\jt- Iplji
DR. G«ORfiK I'VIIUKN.
I)HY<!(iAN AND SURQEON (HOUBOPA- '
thift) Office and residence, northeast oor- '
uer of Eleventh an^l H streets. Hour: '.) \»U '
a. >:.. 1 to :;, and. 7 to 8 p. m. jalli-Isu
HE.-WOVAI..
DR. \V. A. BO6BBOM WILL RF.MmVE HH '
D BSBX i street to i 1 "^ liiehth
(tract, about February ist^ jail tf
DR. A. K. BKTJNK,
f^ RADUATE OF IHE UNIVERSITY OK BER- '
ijT lin, Germany. i)*oe— s2l JMreet, beiween '
Fifth and Sixth. RosMeace— comer Fourteenth '
and X streets. Sacnvaieuto. Office houis : 10:S) •
A. M. 1n1p.>.;2 p. ji. to 4 P. X.; 7 r. M. to t> p. v.
• _SA?^f
WALLACK A. BRIOOS, M. ».,
T>HYSICIAN AK^OBSTEThICIAN". OFEICB ,
X *i>d residencfc No. 212 J street. r>&i/&ineiito,
:■■■:>:< \. y. I
Office Ifnwr*:- U A. 2. U) 2 P. M. V Y.!J-4p'f .
I S:3O to BP. M. I '
I>OCTO«S KELXOGG & GOSS,
/CORNER SEVENTH AND I BVJBUUH, SAC- :
V^ m-oenio. Office Hours: Mi.ss J>t. Kellogg— .
9 to 10 a. m., 12 to 2 p. m., 6 to 7 p. s.
Miss Dr. Soss— B to 9a. M.. 1 U>s r. M., 7to S P.
M. Sundays, 12 m. to 3p. a. jall-tf
DR. J. R. L.AHOE,
IJHYsIcIAN AND SDBGEOX. OFFICE AN
-*- :•-.•.. i -!n i- ftz K street, between Ninth ■ .
TenUi. Hours— 'J to 11 a. >!., itol aud7 to tP M. I
BMpim
THE SCIENCE
Oy camtmxii iifaung or mind
Cm« taagkt and j>raciiced by MtS.
J. YV. Nfc>F. Oilioc and residence, 100! Four
t'.»:r.h street, corner of i Otlice Hours-J) to 11
.'.. v., an! 'J CO I >'. M I'iiblic meeting! tvery
Moti4sy afternoon at ao dock. All ptnous in
terested invited to atuad. -airlplm
E. ROSCOK MERRILL.
PHYSICIAN AND SUR'JEON, MtJ STREET,
Koom 1, first ioot to left. Kturs— in to 12;
2 to «; 7 to 3. ' il>tf
VFM. KI.USRT tifUQUs M. D.,
Ooolsz, urxna, and mnu fox
Di?,-a«eR of the Throai. OStt, 12i>; J '
rtrxt. Comoro: F'fih, ov^t Hwncantno B»a>, •
Siert. menrv Pxi. Buss* . *33 i '; a. y.- \ »-. i
r. M. San'iiT, ■ s-- . u> .1 a. si ; 1 : , 4?. x. <12
WBIBILITT 1)1 i IT.
! Altfe«p«ri«ce. Bwnarfcf Jil^ and qolek car«». Trlmlpfc^i
| •»", H«o<lSl»a.» btaw;«ri<>:-Jei!'an. Addmi,
| _ Dr. WARD A CO. ; loixmana, so.
d2*-lyMWF4vflr
MEDICAL.
, DR. 3Vtliir i 3?IE3,
j SPECIALIST AND GRADUA' I'^1 '^
Jfo. 11 KSAJEtTX STKKET, *
rpREATa AI.I. CHUOXIC. PRIVATE AND
_L *"i>ecial Diseases with the same wonderful
success as of old.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
!■%* f. ■:£ Is a never-failini; cure
> - •:?•*£§ for Nervous DeWy.
| ~tf L *v/~. .. - ■ KxiiauM,..: Vital:!}-,
i"/*/' f~- ' : Seminal Weakness.
J x- . Bpeimatoßhoea, Lo»t
1 fl>- ' UT Manhood, injpotency.
jfa' /_T -'vi.ij 3B I'uralysis. and all the
E£ 'fiXy-^SSr; SJ terrible effects of self-
ISPS, sL^fS^/MJt iffi nbiifo. youthful folliea
V&U and fsi'i-ss'.-f in mature
iIK/'^J^s ~ zJf&isG&M, vears— liuch :is loss of
HjyCv^r-iTT'v'A^^B Memory, Lassitude.
9anKlS^M^2Hßaß Nocturnal Emissions,
i Aversion to tocn-ty. l»imni;<» of Vision. Noises
in the Head; tne vital fluid passing unobserved
in the urine, and many other diseases that lead
to Insanity and death.
DR. MINTIK. who is n regular physician
(graduate of the I'niversity of Pennsylvania) will
agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a
caw of this kind the VITAL RKSTOKATIVE
(Under his s|.ecial advice and treatment), will
not cure, or for imything impure it inlurious
found In it. DR. MI>TIK treats all Private
lij. ..;■>, | mi 1 1 sufllTil uituout mercury. Con
sultation Fr*e. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis ol urine, S3. Price
Vital Hi-storiuive, SI 50 a bottle, or four
times the quantity, SW : sent to any address
\\\*>\\ reci in of price, or C. O. D., secured from
observation, and in private name, if desired, by
A. K. MINTIK, M. D., No. 11 Kearny
■street, >an Francrlsro, Cal.
SAMI'LE BOTTLE FBKE
Will be scut to any one applying by letter, stat
ing symptoms, six and as,'e. strict secrecy and
regard to nil bufclnea transactions.
IHS. MIXTIK'S KIIINKY BEKKDT, NJE
PIIKKTICI'3I. curt's all kinds of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrha a, Gleet, l.eiicorr
hua. Kor sale by all Drusgists ; SI a bottle ; six
bottles forS-">.
DB. MINTIE'S DANDF.LHIX HILLS are
the' l>cst and cheapest DXBPEPBXA and
Itll.lOUS cure in the market. For saie by all
Drnggists.
KIkK, GEARY & CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents. ni.vu-lply&oimiy
mmtmM, LIEBIG'S
pysA won ukkvix
W^OW GERMAN
IFhealth^ INYIGORATOR.
q^Hil OLUEST, OBK&nBX USD BEST REM-
X edy for the cute- of Servou'j and ITiTsical
Debility, vitc: SxhansUon, Stmii.n.l Weakness.
fx)i>s of Manii(»,xi. FHiiip.g Memory and K?\axea
and Enfetbit-j ccn<lition of tha Uanito-Urintry
Organs.
It sp&ediiy enres laipototice, F^rly De
ccy. Lose of Vigor, SKMINAL WEAKKHSS, r.nd
all the sad effects of youthful fbUiea ri;;1 abuse
or KXCKBBEB O> JtiTTJBITT.
It j>«njiaTiontly preventM fJi 'Junatural
Lo:-s iwza the ■yMent, as lh!;>i»:u.<U can attest
who have useii the Remedy i:i the- pnst cti&rter
nf a i^nf.iry which it has been before the public.
It is lu<i«e<l a wondorful rrmetiy — toning
the nerve;-, strengthening the muscles, checking
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