March 21, 1893 (4 pages)

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Land Office on Wednesday February 15,1893: viz: Joseph C.-Lam Hd. Application No. 3774 for the SE 3 of NW4 W4 of NE} SE of NE Sec, 23 T18 NR 6 E, M D M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land viz: James Malaley, of Brownsville, Yuba co.; Cal., Con, O'Neil, Brownsville, Yuba co., Cal., Manuel Jackson, of Oregon House, Yuba co., Cal., Join Williams, of Orgon House, Yuba co., Cal. : CHAS. HAPGOOD, Register. Assessment Notice. YEVADA CJUNTY LAND AND _ IMIN PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. — Location of principal placevf busin ss, Nevada City; Neyadz County, California. Noticels nereby given that at a meeting ofthe Board of Directora held un the 16th day df February, 1893, an assessment (+v. 3) of Thirteen Cents per share was levied upon the capi al stock of the Corporation, paya ble immediately to the Secretary, at his office, No. 59 Broad street, Nevada City, val., in U.S. gold coin. 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Unde: this statute thousands of pounds of tea have been burned because of their wholesale adu) teration, Tea, by the way, is one of the most notori ously adulterated articles of commerce. No alone are the bright, shiny green teas artifi cially colored, but thousands of pounds o! substitutes for tea leaves are used to swel the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, and willow leaves being those most commonly used. Again, sweepings from tea warehouses: are colored and sold astea. Even exhausted tea leaves gathered from the tea-houses are kept, dried, and made over and find their way into the cheap teas, : The English government attempts to stam), this out by confiscation; but no tea is too poor fer us, and the result is, that probably the poorest teas used by any nation are those consumed ts America. Peech’s Tea ts presented with the guar auty that it is emecolored and unadulterated ; in fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and simple. 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No, 6" a Northwest jcorber of Yuba C. non Location, trom which the eorver to sections 11, 12, 13 anc pei: rock danertia dd ma 1 1941. . APPLIUSTION FOR A PATENT. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMESTO, CALIPF., Sucrameuto, Noy. 15th. 1892. { ORE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N Lovs ontertre, by Erastus 6. Powe , 215 aitsimey in fact, wovse Posi Office acdr-s8 is Nevatin ( ity, County of Ne-ada, “t-te oc: Coliforaca, bas this day filed bia applicetion for» --Estent—.far. 3000 linear. feet of the YUBA CANUN ct ONSULIDATE®: QUARTZ MI. E, or vein, bearing gold, with surface gronnd 600 teet ii width, situate in Wa hing. tou Mining pistrie:, Couuty of Nevad., ud of Califorvia, and desippated by the ld notes. and official plat of file ru this offiee, as Lots 65 and 66, in Tow-ship 17, rr. 1 E. of dt. Diablo By & M. Seid .at No. 65 being described us tollows, to-wit: U8. LODE LINE. Begifining at-a live oak tree 18 inches in Gia. tuarked “Y¥. G. GC. Q. M, L. No.1 Bad stavding vn south side: fscu h Yuba tiiver, at Norin eud of claim, on lode, fr the moutir of a tunvel bears §. 7142 W. 87 i Thence. mag. var. 179 £, 8. 1834 W. 22, 73 chains or 1500 feet to a Jive oun tree standing on South side of Om-g¢s Dik h Flume, marked. “¥.C.C. Q. M. L. No. 2," wt South end,of Yuba Canou Location., +: EXTER OR BOUNDARIES Beginning at a postin rock mound mark ed “Y.c. C.Q. M. No. 1,’ standii g at Nourth east Coruer of Yuba Canon t oeetiuns whict is nlso post's. U, No. 6.’ acS.E. Corben or Sun light Couselidated Quartz Mine ( Approves y;) thence, mag. v r. 17> E. 5, 15 = W., 22.73 chains, er 160ufeet oa postin mound marsed “Y. ©.C.Q. M’ No. 2,” Sontheast corner of Yuba Caron ‘ooution; shence N 75° W ¥.08 cha‘us or 599.3 Feet te a postin rock mound marked “Yo€.-6-@ M. No, 5” at South-west €Corher of Yuba Can on Location; thence N. 18349 F., 22.7 ine or 1500 feet to post in rock “‘MmiguLud 17-N. K-iLE., Mi b. B. and M, bears W. 30.40 chuiys distuut ; Thence & so8 Chains, or 599.4 feet fo tie. piace of beginning, aud-co tain ng 20 o9acre . 14, ‘Tp. CONNECTING LINE NO. 1. .C. ©. Q. M., No. 6’ at North west tornerof Yuba Cunon Location, the corner to: eetions 11, 12,13 and 14, Tp. 47 N., & No. 1L E. M. D, M.,. beara. g3° W., $0.40 chains distant. YUBA CANON SOUTH EXTF SiON From post * LOCATION. LODE LN Segrmmitg ata live ouk tec 10 inchies in diumeter marked ‘Y. C. C. Q. arb. Noe 2,’ stuudivg at North end of clan, on love, o:. sou'h side of Omega flue; Thence mag var, 172 E. 8. 17449 W. 22.73 chains, of 1500 feet to a post in rock mound marked “Y¥.C; .Q. M. LL No, 8,” standing ip old road from which a fif tree thiee feet in dia Cears N 662 W. 69 links distant. = EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning utNortheast corner at post in a‘rock mound warked "Y¥. C.C: Q. M, No 2” from which a yeliow pine tree four feet in dia. bearss, 52° W. 79 links distant ; thence’ mag. var. 179 ES. 17'¢ > W.: 3 chains, or 1500 feet to a post set in a mound marked “Y.-C. C. Q. M. No. thence N 75> W. 9.08 chains or 599.3 fee a post set ina rock mound. marked *°Y c.Q. M. No.4; thence N. 17449 E chains to post setin rock mouud marker “¥.0, C.Q.Q.M. No. 5” trom which the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13.and 14, ‘Tp. 17% K. 11 E,,M. D. B. & M. bears N. 429 12’ W., 34.05 chains distant ; thence 8. 759 E., 9.0% chains, or 599.3 ieet tu the piace of begin ning, and containing 20 62 acres. te C 7 3 CONNECTING LINE NO, 2. From post No. 5, at Northwest corner of yuba Cabuu South Extension Location the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 1i, Vp. 17 N., K. 1s #., M.D. B. and M, bears N, 429 32’ W. 34 05 chuins distant. YUBA CANON CON: OLIDATED QUARTZ MINE, “SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. _.Bexinning ata post set in ruck mouna marked Y. 0, C,Q. M. No. I,” standing at Northeast commer, trom which a ¢ edur tre fin dia. beurs-B#6 1-49 EF. 48 links dis tant; theuce wag. Var. 175 E. 8. 1g W 22.73 chaing. or 1500 feet to ua post im rock mound marked “Y, GC. C. Q. M. No. 2” a Sutithenscorner of Yuhu Canon location and Northeast coruer of Yuba Canon souti Extension Location ;thence 8 174g° Wes 2278 chains, or 1500 feet to #-pust. tn rock mouud ma ked *¥. 0. C-Q-M, No, 3 Fthienci N Foo W. 9-08 chains, or 599.3f et to a port rked “YC a ae s 80,45°S Hrence Thy? 22-78 chains; or lite feettona post in rock mound marked “re >€,;Q. M Nod; from which -the-cot ner to Sections, 12, sand 14 Tp, 17 N., & 11 F., M.D. B. & M. beara, N. 42° 12’ W., 4,05 chains distunt, thence N. 18% 9 KF, 22.7: chuius or 1500 feet to Hpost in tock moun’ marked “Y.C. C. Q. M. No.6" at No: thwes corner-of Yuba Canon Locatten (this is alec the South west corner of the stinlight t'on solidated Quartz Mine, Approved Survey) thence 8 7o_ E. 9.08 chains, or 599.34eet & the place of beginning, and containing Yuba Canon Location, 20.59 acres, Yuba Canon South Extension Locatior , 20,62 acres, A total of 41.21 ac andcomprising porti y Wai ane x. W. 1-4 of Section 13 “Trt, M. D. B, & M. The location of this mine, is. recorded in: the Kecorder’s SMe Of Nevada _county+a! Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, State of California. The adjoining clainiatit i the Sunlight Consolidated Quastz Mine o1 the North. Any and all persons claiming any portior of said Yuba Cano Consolidated Quartz Mine, or surface grbutd, are hereby reears. no’se like the rustlig of leaves and he gattling of chariot nineasiness about Joins, Eness al th this contueed-yte Pes ~ IT GAYEE I ei Y ie n Theland, adntiernted food p~oducts that are represented to be p “are desiroyed by the omadals. : there is no such law here and tea is notoriously~-manipulsted:---Satstitutes are added and the whole dyed green or black. The dyes and snb. ; stitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, se "nerve racking.” A brand of pum tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per enp than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and the economy is manifest, as your monthly tea bill © is less to say nothing of the deligntTO BRINK fal favor. There are no héadaches in Beech’s Tea, It i8 actually ‘‘as pure as childhood” and can be drunk by children and delicate persons with impunity. It is adelight to lovers of really good tea. It is never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark, 73 —y on we "Pura As tiiidhood « Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, $5 cents. For saleby SHURTLEFF-& SON, And GEO. C. GAYLORD. TO THE UNFORTUNATE iR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY No. 623 Kearney Street, orner Commercial... San Franciec: Established Gn 1354, for Uie -treatment of Seuxaland Semi nal Diséases’ such as Gonorrhea, Gleet \ stricture, Syphili> in all its forms, Seminal Weakness Impotency, ete.,, Skin Diseases oj years’ standing an Ulcerated Legs successiully treat ¥ ed. Dr. Gibbon ears in San Francisco her yvractieced overthirty § id bis Disper thre oldest ali: fornia, The sick id atttic:ed shonlid not fail to eqjl upon him, the doctor has iwaveled extenpively—inEurope, and—inspected thoro ily the various there, obtain Seer cont ace Smee aaa! f rmxtion, wi e mpcten: to linpart ro thore in ne services SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Seminal Emissions, the consequence + self abuse “this sutttary vice; or depray sexual indulges practiced by the you of both sexes fo 8 almoet. uulimited ex tent, producing with unerriog certainty the following train of morbid sytoptoms unless ombatted by scientific medical measures iz’ Sallow countenance, dark spots unde he eyes; pain-in-the-read.—rine nein: the rs on. bhinted Intellect, loss of confidence lifidence in approaching strangers, a dikike to form th , disposi tic o shun ory, nectic 8 , rruptionsabout We Terie Breath, COUZAR conrumptio uight sw If relisfhenot ybtained, persons so offiicted should apply minediately, either in person or by letter, nd have sx curt effected by bis new and scientific mole of treating these diseases. 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Land Office on Wednesday February 15,1893: viz: Joseph C.-Lam Hd. Application No. 3774 for the SE 3 of NW4 W4 of NE} SE of NE Sec, 23 T18 NR 6 E, M D M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land viz: James Malaley, of Brownsville, Yuba co.; Cal., Con, O'Neil, Brownsville, Yuba co., Cal., Manuel Jackson, of Oregon House, Yuba co., Cal., Join Williams, of Orgon House, Yuba co., Cal. : CHAS. HAPGOOD, Register. Assessment Notice. YEVADA CJUNTY LAND AND _ IMIN PROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. — Location of principal placevf busin ss, Nevada City; Neyadz County, California. Noticels nereby given that at a meeting ofthe Board of Directora held un the 16th day df February, 1893, an assessment (+v. 3) of Thirteen Cents per share was levied upon the capi al stock of the Corporation, paya ble immediately to the Secretary, at his office, No. 59 Broad street, Nevada City, val., in U.S. gold coin. Any stock upon whith this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 20th day of March, 1893, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and uniess payment is made before, will be sold on the 7th day of April, 188, at the hour ofige'elock A, M., al the office of the Secretary oi said corporation, to pay thedelinguent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses ofsale. By order of the Board of Directors. a —GEO,-C, GAYLORD, Secretar Office No. 59 Broad street, Nevada City, Cal. : fi7 te Ps FISHER LETS ge aoe ab a Oe . Ageney. ROOMS 20 AND 21 MERCHANT'S E CHANGE, CALIFORNIA STREET, ~~ #SAN FRANCISCO, B. ADVERTISEMENTS «Solicited for all newspapers published On the Pacific Coast, the Sandwich Islands, Fulynesia, Mexican-Ports; Paname, Valpe‘riso, Japan, Chiua, New Zealand, the Australian Colonies, the Eastern States and ~ GOOD. sournals FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. — s— > Our Premiums . } FOR THIS YEAR aie —THIS PAPER— —WitH-—— THE SAN . FRANCISCO Weekly call! 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A S45 SEWI the Chica zo namentation and appearance. the machine. eae The loose balance wheel is ing through a coliar securely of the balance wheel, which strong spifal spring, When bolt is julled out enough to liable to be meddled with by Lue driving w .ieel on this machine The manufacturers WA Ustontown, Kansas, Dec. 6, 1889. We received the machine some two months ago. Havegiven it a fuir trial andilike it very much. We think it is-as good asa forty dollar machine. : Miss JANE WoWETH. . Jackson, Cau., Nov. 16, 1889. I received -your premiam -‘ewing machine in good erder, and am_ well pleased with the same. Accept my shanks. A. Norton. Weuv’s Bripce, N. Y., Nov.20, 289. I would say, after using thes wing fnachine-received from you, it giver perfect satisfaetion in al) respects, do ing all kinds of work very nicely. = Mus. t.-€.-Youmans. Westsoro, Mo., Dec. 10, 1889. “My sewing machmMe gives yoo” sat isfaction—dves as good work as @ fifty dolar-machine. ~Mary Ei. 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Unde: this statute thousands of pounds of tea have been burned because of their wholesale adu) teration, Tea, by the way, is one of the most notori ously adulterated articles of commerce. No alone are the bright, shiny green teas artifi cially colored, but thousands of pounds o! substitutes for tea leaves are used to swel the bulk of cheap teas; ash, sloe, and willow leaves being those most commonly used. Again, sweepings from tea warehouses: are colored and sold astea. Even exhausted tea leaves gathered from the tea-houses are kept, dried, and made over and find their way into the cheap teas, : The English government attempts to stam), this out by confiscation; but no tea is too poor fer us, and the result is, that probably the poorest teas used by any nation are those consumed ts America. Peech’s Tea ts presented with the guar auty that it is emecolored and unadulterated ; in fact, the sun-cured tea leaf pure and simple. Its purity insure, superior strength, about one third less of f# being required for an infusion than of the artidetal teas, and its fragrance and exquisite flavor t ¢t once ap parent, It will bea revelation to you In order that its purity and quality may be guarit is gold only in pound packages this trade-mark; i Assessment Notice. YONSOLIDATED ST. GOTHARD GOLD C 1ing Company. Location of principal acé business, San Francisco, California, Pocatton of works, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given, thatat a meeting of the Boardof Directors, held on the 9th day of February, 1893, an Assessment, No. 7,.of Five cents (4 cents) per share, was levied upon the Capital Stock of the Corportion, payable immediately in United States Gold Cotn, to the Secretary, atthe office of the-Company, 320Sansome Street, Room 10 San-Franeises,Catifor,ia._Any stoek upan which this Assessment shall remain unpaid on the 17th day of March,1893. will be delin quent, and advertised forsale at public auction. andunless payment is made before, will be sold on Saturday the 6th day of May 1803, topay the delinquent Assessment, to getber with costs of advertising, and expense. of sale. By order of’the Board of Directors. THEO, WETZEL, Secretary. Office 320 Sansome Street, Room 10, San Francisco, California. febis-td Now Ready ! LIFE ANDIWORK OF On which the authors bav forovelray, r. 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No, 6" a Northwest jcorber of Yuba C. non Location, trom which the eorver to sections 11, 12, 13 anc pei: rock danertia dd ma 1 1941. . APPLIUSTION FOR A PATENT. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMESTO, CALIPF., Sucrameuto, Noy. 15th. 1892. { ORE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N Lovs ontertre, by Erastus 6. Powe , 215 aitsimey in fact, wovse Posi Office acdr-s8 is Nevatin ( ity, County of Ne-ada, “t-te oc: Coliforaca, bas this day filed bia applicetion for» --Estent—.far. 3000 linear. feet of the YUBA CANUN ct ONSULIDATE®: QUARTZ MI. E, or vein, bearing gold, with surface gronnd 600 teet ii width, situate in Wa hing. tou Mining pistrie:, Couuty of Nevad., ud of Califorvia, and desippated by the ld notes. and official plat of file ru this offiee, as Lots 65 and 66, in Tow-ship 17, rr. 1 E. of dt. Diablo By & M. Seid .at No. 65 being described us tollows, to-wit: U8. LODE LINE. Begifining at-a live oak tree 18 inches in Gia. tuarked “Y¥. G. GC. Q. M, L. No.1 Bad stavding vn south side: fscu h Yuba tiiver, at Norin eud of claim, on lode, fr the moutir of a tunvel bears §. 7142 W. 87 i Thence. mag. var. 179 £, 8. 1834 W. 22, 73 chains or 1500 feet to a Jive oun tree standing on South side of Om-g¢s Dik h Flume, marked. “¥.C.C. Q. M. L. No. 2," wt South end,of Yuba Canou Location., +: EXTER OR BOUNDARIES Beginning at a postin rock mound mark ed “Y.c. C.Q. M. No. 1,’ standii g at Nourth east Coruer of Yuba Canon t oeetiuns whict is nlso post's. U, No. 6.’ acS.E. Corben or Sun light Couselidated Quartz Mine ( Approves y;) thence, mag. v r. 17> E. 5, 15 = W., 22.73 chains, er 160ufeet oa postin mound marsed “Y. ©.C.Q. M’ No. 2,” Sontheast corner of Yuba Caron ‘ooution; shence N 75° W ¥.08 cha‘us or 599.3 Feet te a postin rock mound marked “Yo€.-6-@ M. No, 5” at South-west €Corher of Yuba Can on Location; thence N. 18349 F., 22.7 ine or 1500 feet to post in rock “‘MmiguLud 17-N. K-iLE., Mi b. B. and M, bears W. 30.40 chuiys distuut ; Thence & so8 Chains, or 599.4 feet fo tie. piace of beginning, aud-co tain ng 20 o9acre . 14, ‘Tp. CONNECTING LINE NO. 1. .C. ©. Q. M., No. 6’ at North west tornerof Yuba Cunon Location, the corner to: eetions 11, 12,13 and 14, Tp. 47 N., & No. 1L E. M. D, M.,. beara.. g3° W., $0.40 chains distant. YUBA CANON SOUTH EXTF SiON From post * LOCATION. LODE LN Segrmmitg ata live ouk tec 10 inchies in diumeter marked ‘Y. C. C. Q. arb. Noe 2,’ stuudivg at North end of clan, on love, o:. sou'h side of Omega flue; Thence mag var, 172 E. 8. 17449 W. 22.73 chains, of 1500 feet to a post in rock mound marked “Y¥.C; .Q. M. LL No, 8,” standing ip old road from which a fif tree thiee feet in dia Cears N 662 W. 69 links distant. = EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. Beginning utNortheast corner at post in a‘rock mound warked "Y¥. C.C: Q. M, No 2” from which a yeliow pine tree four feet in dia. bearss, 52° W. 79 links distant ; thence’ mag. var. 179 ES. 17'¢ > W.: 3 chains, or 1500 feet to a post set in a mound marked “Y.-C. C. Q. M. No. thence N 75> W. 9.08 chains or 599.3 fee a post set ina rock mound. marked *°Y c.Q. M. No.4; thence N. 17449 E chains to post setin rock mouud marker “¥.0, C.Q.Q.M. No. 5” trom which the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13.and 14, ‘Tp. 17% K. 11 E,,M. D. B. & M. bears N. 429 12’ W., 34.05 chains distant ; thence 8. 759 E., 9.0% chains, or 599.3 ieet tu the piace of begin ning, and containing 20 62 acres. te C 7 3 CONNECTING LINE NO, 2. From post No. 5, at Northwest corner of yuba Cabuu South Extension Location the corner to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 1i, Vp. 17 N., K. 1s #., M.D. B. and M, bears N, 429 32’ W. 34 05 chuins distant. YUBA CANON CON: OLIDATED QUARTZ MINE, “SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. _.Bexinning ata post set in ruck mouna marked Y. 0, C,Q. M. No. I,” standing at Northeast commer, trom which a ¢ edur tre fin dia. beurs-B#6 1-49 EF. 48 links dis tant; theuce wag. Var. 175 E. 8. 1g W 22.73 chaing. or 1500 feet to ua post im rock mound marked “Y, GC. C. Q. M. No. 2” a Sutithenscorner of Yuhu Canon location and Northeast coruer of Yuba Canon souti Extension Location ;thence 8 174g° Wes 2278 chains, or 1500 feet to #-pust. tn rock mouud ma ked *¥. 0. C-Q-M, No, 3 Fthienci N Foo W. 9-08 chains, or 599.3f et to a port rked “YC a ae s 80,45°S Hrence Thy? 22-78 chains; or lite feettona post in rock mound marked “re >€,;Q. M Nod; from which -the-cot ner to Sections, 12, sand 14 Tp, 17 N., & 11 F., M.D. B. & M. beara, N. 42° 12’ W., 4,05 chains distunt, thence N. 18% 9 KF, 22.7: chuius or 1500 feet to Hpost in tock moun’ marked “Y.C. C. Q. M. No.6" at No: thwes corner-of Yuba Canon Locatten (this is alec the South west corner of the stinlight t'on solidated Quartz Mine, Approved Survey) thence 8 7o_ E. 9.08 chains, or 599.34eet & the place of beginning, and containing Yuba Canon Location, 20.59 acres, Yuba Canon South Extension Locatior , 20,62 acres, A total of 41.21 ac andcomprising porti y Wai ane x. W. 1-4 of Section 13 “Trt, M. D. B, & M. The location of this mine, is. recorded in: the Kecorder’s SMe Of Nevada _county+a! Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, State of California. The adjoining clainiatit i the Sunlight Consolidated Quastz Mine o1 the North. Any and all persons claiming any portior of said Yuba Cano Consolidated Quartz Mine, or surface grbutd, are hereby reears. no’se like the rustlig of leaves and he gattling of chariot nineasiness about Joins, Eness al th this contueed-yte Pes ~ IT GAYEE I ei Y ie n Theland, adntiernted food p~oducts that are represented to be p “are desiroyed by the omadals. : there is no such law here and tea is notoriously~-manipulsted:---Satstitutes are added and the whole dyed green or black. The dyes and snb. ; stitutes have caused the Scientific American to refer to Japan Tea, se "nerve racking.” A brand of pum tea is a necessity. Beech’s Tea is the pure sun-cured undyed Japan Tea. Being pure you use less per enp than of the dyed teas, thus ycu use less per month and the economy is manifest, as your monthly tea bill © is less to say nothing of the deligntTO BRINK fal favor. There are no héadaches in Beech’s Tea, It i8 actually ‘‘as pure as childhood” and can be drunk by children and delicate persons with impunity. It is adelight to lovers of really good tea. It is never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark, 73 —y on we "Pura As tiiidhood « Price, 60 cents per Pound; halves, $5 cents. For saleby SHURTLEFF-& SON, And GEO. C. GAYLORD. TO THE UNFORTUNATE iR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY No. 623 Kearney Street, orner Commercial..... San Franciec: Established Gn 1354, for Uie -treatment of Seuxaland Semi nal Diséases’ such as Gonorrhea, Gleet \ stricture, Syphili> in all its forms, Seminal Weakness Impotency, ete.,, Skin Diseases oj

years’ standing an Ulcerated Legs successiully treat ¥ ed. Dr. Gibbon ears in San Francisco her yvractieced overthirty § id bis Disper thre oldest ali: fornia, The sick id atttic:ed shonlid not fail to eqjl upon him, the doctor has iwaveled extenpively—inEurope, and—inspected thoro ily the various there, obtain Seer cont ace Smee aaa! f rmxtion, wi e mpcten: to linpart ro thore in ne services SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Seminal Emissions, the consequence + self abuse “this sutttary vice; or depray sexual indulges practiced by the you of both sexes fo 8 almoet. uulimited ex tent, producing with unerriog certainty the following train of morbid sytoptoms unless ombatted by scientific medical measures iz’ Sallow countenance, dark spots unde he eyes; pain-in-the-read.—rine nein: the rs on. bhinted Intellect, loss of confidence lifidence in approaching strangers, a dikike to form th , disposi tic o shun ory, nectic 8 , rruptionsabout We Terie Breath, COUZAR conrumptio uight sw If relisfhenot ybtained, persons so offiicted should apply minediately, either in person or by letter, nd have sx curt effected by bis new and scientific mole of treating these diseases. MARRIED MEN, Or those .who contemplinte marriage, who rnosuffering under any of these fear ful maldies, should not forget the sacred ret poninility resting pnon them, uordulay 6 ok ain Tinimediite reer Is baa eceetgets ats. Persons ata Wstauce may be CURED AI HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, tating cage, symptoms, length of time the disense hae continued,sard the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage or eusiosity, to euv osrt of theeconntry, with ful: and plain « irections for use The Boetor cures when others fail. Kry him, Charges reasonable call or write, : quired to file their adverse claims, with the Kegister of the United States Laud Office at uli aumento, Cat., during the sixty days’ ciudof publication hereof, or they will be ‘arred by -virtue-of the provisions of he statute. 3 THOMAS FRASER, Register, It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for-patent be published for {he period of sxty days:(ten conzecu tive weeks isthe Nevada Datiy Transcript, a daily newspaper publisbed at Nevada City, State of Casifornia., ~ THOMAS FRASER Register. Frep SeEAkus, Atty. for Applicant. —= The first publication \of this notice was nede November 18th} 1sv2. ‘ Bunting Flags. In view of the movement. for a more general use of the Stars and Stripes, especially in connection with the education of American youth, we have made -special arrangements to furnish the BEST quatiry of Bunting Flags to readers of the Dairy Le \Nscripr atthe following low prices : K).4 OLATION 81Z¥s, 7.00 8 feet] ong....% TO POON IONE cc cigcccecss es censas? WO SE TOWN OUR soc cpa cash cdc iaoes 8.67 EDC” She pe arrr erie cose 12.384 16 feet long... gin eae te cess eee 18 feet long... WEETUT ERT EC TI 20 feed 1ONR. sis ic anae Ser er riay EE °: RCE eee eee -.25.00 28 feet long. OP OPPO CER ee 27.00 30 feet long... eenevectenee tie 29.3 ‘2 feet long.... ohedset seman . 33:34 © set long. ....5. ena keniaas "86.67 These Flags are guaranteed to be equal to any Bunting Flags in the country. Address all orders with remittance to BROWN & CALKINS, Vublishers ‘‘Daily Transcript,’’ Nevada City, Cal. Camphor Choral Liniient For. Catarrh C. C. LINIMENT Has No Peer. Trvit. indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Pre‘scréved b« San Francisco's Leadine Phy sicians. OAKLAND, February 7th, 1890. Thisis tocertity that we have used the C, C. Liuiment in our family, and have found it to be the test and most effective medici 'e for Neuralgia and kind.ed diseases of a) y that we have tried. We can unhesitating, recommend it as a most powerful and use ful remedy. R. DILLE, E. R. Pastor of the First M. KE. Church. , For all chronie cases in connection with UG. C. LINIMENT, use “COMPOUND 8ULPHUR POWDER" for thoroughly cleansing the blood and toning upthe entire system. Por Habi'ual Constipation, Indigestion, THe’ et in BONE ayia 5 put up by w eH, h . tise bottles. NESS fi per bottle Syrest: ties $ ; smell bottles 25 cents. Sent postase pid ou reccipt of price, The C.C. Liniment Co 21 Bush Street, S. F FOR SALE BYALL DROGGCISTS. =“ =. BONZ General Manager and Seoretarv Address DR. J, ¥. GIBBON, 628° Kearney street, corner Commercial, San Francisco Office Box 1967 DRS. STARKEY & PALEN’S Treatment sby: (nh elation 1529 Archi8t, Philade)phia Pa. For Gonsumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Dysentery, Catarrh, Hay Fever, Dcbilitv, Headache. Rheumstism, Neuralgia, and all Uhronic and Nervous Disorders. MPMHE original and only gennine Com pound Oxygen Treatment, that of Dre Starkey and Palen, is ascie .ific adjustment ofthe elements of Oxygen and itrogen MAGNETIZED ; and the cow pound 1s 80 Condensed and 1nade portable thatitis sent al) over the world. It lias heen i ee for more than: twenty years ; thousends of patients have been treated, and overone thousand physicians significant fact. ba Itdoes not act as most drugs do, by creat {nrauother svilment, aud benefiting one wan at the expentre Of another, often rejairing a second course to eradicate the evil effects of the first, but Compound Oxygenis a revitalizer, renewing, strengthen ing, invigorating the whole body, ‘These statements are confirmed by numeroustestimenials, publishedin our bouok of 200 pages only With the express permis sion of the patients ; their names and ad dresses are given, and you can refertothen for further information, The great success of our treatment has given rise toa host of imitators, unserupulous persons ; some Calling their preparatious Compound Oxygen, often appropriat ingour ‘testimonials and the names of our patients,to recommend worthless concoe tions, But any substance made clsewhere or by others, and called Compound Oxygen is spurious, “COMPOUND OXYGEN—ITS MODE OF ACTION AND KESULTS,” is the titié of a new book of 200 pages, published by Drs, Starkey & Palen, which givesto als enquir ers full information as to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of surprising curesina wide rauge of chronic cases many of them after being ab ndoned to die Ly oth@r physicians. 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