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H. WACHHORST, Jeweler, 315 J St., Sacramento. Sign of the TOWN CLOCK.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER. 126 KEANNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N W Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
California-West Oakland-Wilmington. ALPHABETICALLY.
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"OAKLAND PRESS," De Witt C Lawrence, pub and propr O'DONNELL MICHAEL, saloon, 1855 Seventh
OLCESE FRANK, saloon, 1827 Seventh
PORCH & BIGLER, propr's Stanford Stable, cor Seventh and Wood
Porch H H (Porch & Bigler), Stanford Stable, cor Seventh and Wood
SAND A M & CO (Danl Mc- Cafferty, A M Sand), wood, coal, hay and grain, cor Sev- enth and wood
SANDELIN FRED, druggist and apothecary, depot of the Great Swedish Dyspepsia Cure, NW cor Seventh and Willow
Sanner F A, Tivoli Saloon, NW cor Seventh and Wood Schuler E, tinware, 1720 Sev- enth
SEVENTH STREET HOUSE, J H Comer propr, every at- tention paid to guests, 1804 Seventh cor Pine
Simonton Dr W B, physician and surgeon, office and res 1470 Eighth
STEUER G A, dealer in fine and imported delicacies, 1464 Sev- enth, bet Center and Chester STONE GEO A, division road- master CP R R, cor Bay and Seventh
Trombley H, groceries, cor Williams and Willow
A. M. SAND & CO., Wood & Coal, Hay & Grain, DEALERS IN-
Office and Yard, cor. 7th and Wood, West Oakland, Cal. Orders Promptly Filled AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
H. H. PORCH. J. R. BIGLER,
PORCH & BIGLER,
PROPRIETORS.
STANFORD STABLES,
Livery and all kinds of Express con- necting with all trains. Carriages constantly in attendance on the arrival of every train.
Seventh and Wood Sts. OAKLAND, CAL.
Wilmington, LOS ANGELES COUNTY.
Anderson & Jorgenson, saloon Banning Phineas, storage, com- mission and lumber
Boushey S & A, mining, Santa Catalina Island Brial L B, barber Burkle F, saloon Crowley Timothy, blacksmith Deaber Geo, saloon
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Wellington and Scotch Coal, 118 and 120 Beale St., S. F.
BLUESTONE A SPECIALTY. THE BLUESTONE AND REDUCTION WORKS, TOMBSTONE, A. T.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS. 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
DOWNING MAJOR P H, collec- Olsen Lars, groceries and liq- uors, San Pedro tor of customs Duffy Saloon, San Pedro Poggi Rafael, saloon and board- 936 ing California-Wilmington. ALPHABETICALLY. Frazer Thos, bootmaker Garratt Robt, wagonmaker Railroad Lodging House, S G Thompson, Canal Goniotti John, saloon Green Mrs H, varieties Hawkins Wm, bakery Jacoby Herman, gen mdse, in- surance agt and shipping Kennedy John, stoves, tinware and hardware Rios P, livery and feed stable Ronan Timothy, blacksmith Salazar A, fruits and tobacco Sarraro John, barber Silva Joseph & Ben, restaurant Silva Saml, saloon Laubersheimer A, druggist and postmaster Sylva J P, groceries and saloon, Canal Maldini Antonio, liquors and tobacco Thompson S G, saloon and lodg- ings, Canal MALLGREN JOHN, saloon, San Van Valkenburg Henry, saddles and harness Pedro Mansfield C H, agt S PRR Vickery & Hinds, meat market Walsh Thos, saloon, San Pedro Wildman Mrs Mary A, fancy 1 goods Molthrop Wm, agt W, F & Co's Ex, and W U Tel Co Morrison John, gen mdse RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION. Arizona. Casa Grande, Smith & Watzlavzick, gen mdse and forwarding PINAL COUNTY. S. P. R. R. station, 67 miles northeast of Tucson. Tomlinson T, notary public Wells, Fargo & Co, J C Loss agt Western Union Telegraph Co, Arthur H Elliott agt ARIZONA STAGE CO, W H Sutherland propr Buckalew & Ochoa, gen mdse Florence, and forwarding, T Tomlinson mgr PINAL COUNTY, Depuy Louis, with Smith & Is a prosperous and thriving town of 1,000 inhabitants, on the line of the Southern Pacific Rail- road, twenty-four miles east of Maricopa. The country sur- rounding the place is adapted to grazing, and minerals are also found in abundance. Watzlavzick Elliott Arthur H, agt S PR R Fryer Jere, propr Casa Grande Hotel Loss J C, postmaster Marshall & Nicholson, liquors and cigars Silver King and Florence Tel- egraph Co, A H Elliott agt Anderson J W, attorney at law PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates. PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
. .
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN. First-Class.
Too Late for Regular Insertion. ALPHABETICALLY.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates
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Arbanatti Juan, butcher ARIZONA STAGE CO, W H Sutherland propr
Bailey W L, propr O K Livery Stable
Bartleson John T, supervisor
Beckwith C H, propr Silver King Hotel
Boscha Peter, special deputy sheriff
Bostwick Samuel, hairdresser
Brady P R, county treasurer
Brown Geo A, agt Wells, Fargo & Co
Buckalew & Ochoa, gen mdse Cochrane T A, miner
Collingwood & Co, wholesale and retail merchants
Cook Geo F, supervisor Corrales Jesus, liquors and pro- visions
DAVIS J W, attorney and coun- sellor at law
Devine J J, county recorder
Eduardo Girard Rev, pastor of Church of the Assumption Evans Geo E, Evans station, Florence & Globe road
"FLORENCE ENTERPRISE," Thomas F Weedin publisher
Flores Augustine, saloon Fordico Juan, saloon
GABRIEL J P, sheriff and tax collector
Gonzalez G N, harness and sad- dlemaker
Goodwin F L B, attorney at law GUILD WM E, postmaster Hall Andrew, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co
Hardesty Jesse, supt of Mark Twain Mining Co
Harvey Williams, physician Henry W A, compositor Herman R R, agt U S Military Telegraph
Holbrook L L, school teacher Holland Patrick, supervisor
Lewis C G, mgr Silver King Hotel
Mason Aaron, pres S K & F Tel Co
McLellan Thos H, farmer Michea J B, liquors and provis- ions
Miller John, justice of peace
Moser F W, county clerk
Owens John A, miller
Palmer E W, Elite Saloon
Quinn Francisco, liquors and provisions
Rapp Charles, saloon
Ruggles Levi, farmer
Schoshusen - butcher
Silver King and Florence Tel-
egraph Co, Aaron Mason pres Silver King Hotel, C H Beck- with propr
Simpson Jas A, station-keeper at Picacho
SMITH HORACE L, attorney and counsellor at law
Smith Isaac D, station-keeper Casa Grande & Florence R R Smith & Watzlavzick, wholesale and retail merchants
Somers H J, mining contractor Stanton F M, school teacher
SUMMERS H B, district at- torney
SUTHERLAND W H, propr Arizona Stage Co
Tantini G B, liquors and provis- ions
Thomas Hinson, deputy county recorder and clerk board of supervisors
TILLMAN C W, carpenter and builder
U S Signal Service, R R Her- man operator
Walker John D, supt Brady and Walker mine
Warner P C, road overseer
Watson J, repairer US Military Telegraph
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
G. G. WICKSON, 319 Market Street, S. F. MONEY MADE BY SELLING MY
SPECIALTIES.
A. STEIN, PROFESSIONAL TAILOR. Suits to Order from $25 to $60. Latest Style.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
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Too Late for Regular Insertion. ALPIIABETICALLY.
916 Broadway, bet. 9th and 9th, Oakland.
Weedin Thomas F, publisher " Florence Enterprise "
Wells, Fargo & Co, Geo A Brown agt
Western Union Telegraph Co, R R Herman, agt
Wheat Granville, farmer
WHITESIDE BO J, under sheriff Will Peter, Florence Brewery Wilson John V, feed stable Wilson M, restaurant
Wratten Geo L, probate judge, attorney at law and notary public
Wright Thomas W, in the Smith & Watzlavzick wholesale and retail house
Maricopa,
PIMA COUNTY.
S. P. R. R. station, eighty- nine miles north of Tucson.
Aroja Jose, feed corral
Bassett James, propr Maricopa Hotel
Cottrell W F, groceries, boots, shoes, etc
Donnell T J, agt SPRR
Farrington R E & Co, postmas- ter, gen mdse, forwarding and commission merchants
Gilmer, Salisbury & Co's Stage Line, James Stewart agt Lamb P, feed stable
Southern Pacific Mail and Stage Line, Kerens & Griffith proprs U S Military Telegraph, Theo T Moore agent
Vandever Bros, gen mdse, for- warding and commission mer- chants
Wells, Fargo & Co, Charles Vandever agt Western Union Tel Co, T J Donnell agt
Picacho,
PINAL COUNTY.
On S. P. R. R., twenty miles east of Casa Grande.
Simpson James A, station-keeper
Pima Agency,
PINAL COUNTY.
Hayden C T, trader
Pinal,
PINAL COUNTY.
Adams O B, physician and sur- geon
Allen C O, assayer
Arnett W L, propr Pinal Hotel Baker J D, assayer
Bancroft W E, freighter and contractor Casa Grande & Sil- ver King
Becher Gustav, propr U S Brew- ery Benson W H, justice of the peace
BINKLEY W T, groceries, pro- visions and retail liquor store BLUETT W H, physician and surgeon Brandinburg Mrs J, fruits Bray H C, farmer
Broadbeck John A, stone mason, contractor and builder
Brooks Harry, assistant editor " Pinal Drill"
BROOKS JAY, gen mdse Brunnenkaut & Hyde, bakery Can-Can Chop House, Charle- bois & Marlow proprs CAVANESS MAT, black- smithing, wagonmaking
H. WACHHORST'S
Selection of JEWELRY is the Rarest in the State, No. 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal.
KOHLER & CHASE
The Elegant Boarding House; Apartments New, Spacious, First- Class ; very Sunny. N. W. Cor. 9th and Washington, Oakland, Cal
Champion Josiah, lumber, doors and sashes; agt Commercial Insurance Co of San Francisco 939 Charlebois & Marlow, butchers Clark G D, watchmaker and jeweler Conn Robert, millman Kennedy K K, deputy sheriff and constable KIMBALL S F, livery, feed and sale stable Too Late for Regular Insertion. ALPHABETICALLY. Kirby G P, carpenter Silver King Mill Laughead James H, propr Gem Saloon Cox G, mining and civil engineer and U S deputy mineral sur- Lubrod N, harnessmaker veyor Culver C W, superintendent Goodenough Mining Co McDonald J M, harnessmaker McDonald J M, carpenter Miller Chas, merchant Davis H H, physician and sur- Miller Geo L, postmaster geon Miller Geo L & Co, gen mdse DELTA SALOON, Harter & MURRAY C F, wines and li- quors Lewis proprs De Walt G A, engineer Myers William, dancing teacher Paine L L, barber and hair- Elmore D T, dresser Ehlers E H, expressman EVERHART & JENNINGS, Phillips R M, superintendent drugs, medicines, paints, oils GARDNER HIRAM, barber and baths Silver King Mining Co Pinal County Bank, A Venton cashier Gilmore Chas M, mining con- tractor GOLDMAN & CO, gen mdse Pinal and Butte "PINAL DRILL," J D Reymert editor and propr PINAL DRUG STORE, W H Bluett propr GOMEZ FRANCISCO, grocer- ies and provisions Pinal Hotel, W L Arnett propr Reie & Loeffler, butchers GRAHAM P B, wines, liquors and cigar's REYMERT J DeNOON, attor- ney at law and notary public Reymert J D, Jr, attorney at law Hall S P, propr Hall's Star Sta- ble, livery and feed Hampton W W, miner SCHMITT C W, shoemaker HARTER & LEWIS, wines, Silver King and Florence Tel Co, A Venton operator liquors and cigars Haverstrom John, bootmaker STANFIELD THOS, feed stable Hickman Mrs R H, dressmaking and corral and harness shop Stewart J J, mining engineer Stone Geo A, foreman Silver Hunt J B, wines, liquors and saloon King and millinery Hofmann O, metallurgist Stone W R, attorney at law Hutchinson W T, blacksmith Stoutenburg G B, superintend- ent Silver Queen Mining Co and Hastings Consolidated Mining Co and wagonmaker Jensen Fred, wines, liquors and shooting gallery Jones F E, private sec of Has- Suter Jacob, tinsmith, stoves and tinware tings Consolidated Mining Co HOWARD BLACK, CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER, 126 KEARNY STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, San Francisco, Cal. ROASTING and MILLING of REFRACTORY ORES, by the Bluestone & Reduction Works, Tombstone, A. T.
CHAS. R. ALLEN. Agt. Pittsburg Coal Mf'g Co., 118 & 120 Beale St., S. F.
Send stamp for Circular and Price List, G. G. WICK- SON, 319 Market Street, San Francisco.
ECLIPSE SELF-REGULATING INCUBATORS.
The J. M. BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO.,
BILLIARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, 653 and 655 Market St., San Francisco.
940 Too Late for Regular Insertion. ALPHABETICALLY.
VENTON A, cashier Pinal
County Bank
WARNKE E F, St Louis Brew- ery
Wartelle W S, with G L Miller & Co
Wells, Fargo & Co, A Venton agt
West A, propr Grand Hotel Whitton Allen, freight
WINDSOR MINING CO, D T Elmore supt Wittrock Henry, groceries and provisions
Queen Creek,
PINAL COUNTY,
Three miles east of Pinal. Post- office, Pinal.
De Beurg Lama, saloon Hall W A, hotel
Miller G L & Co, gen mdse
Scott Wm, supt Wide Awake Mining Co Sue Gin, hotel
Silver King,
PINAL COUNTY.
Aron & Alexander, gen mdse Bowen Robert, foreman Silver King
Czarnowski F M, supt South King Mining Co
Grand Hotel, A West propr
Hammond T D, supt Eastland Mining Co
Lawson A B, supt Northern King Mining Co
Lempker W H, barber
Ludke John, cigars, fruits, etc
MAYOR F, butcher
O'BOYLE W C, propr Silver King Hotel
PICKERING W L & CO, wines, liquors and cigars
SILVER KING CORRAL, FEED AND SALE STABLE, W C O'Boyle propr
Silver King News Depot, R Young propr
WILDMAN PERRY, gen mdse and notary public
WILLIAMS HOTEL, R Will- iams propr
WILLIAMS R, propr Williams Hotel
Young Richard, postmaster
Sweetwater,
PINAL COUNTY.
Station on S. P. R. R., between Casa Grande and Maricopa.
Rittenhouse J D, gen mdse
California.
San Francisco,
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY.
BUZZINI BROS, retail dealers in fruits, 101 Ninth COBB MOSES G, attorney at law, 103 Montgomery DAKIN E A, Electrical Pen, 320 Sansome
DE PASS JAMES M, stock and money broker, 511 California, room 14
KEMP J & CO, cabinetmaker, 109 Mission
MILLER FRANK J, boot and shoemaker, 405} Natoma off Fifth
H. WACHHORST,
Importer Fine Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Precious Stones, 315 J Street, Sacramento, Cal.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal. Send for Estimates.
THE COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Tombstone, A. T.
HAS THE FINEST Rooms in the City.
Too Late for Regular Insertion. ALPHABETICALLY.
941
Kansas.
Canton,
M'PHERSON COUNTY.
COREY C H, gen agts for the Kansas Protective Union of Hutchison, Kansas
Drake M L, livery, Commercial House
Ealling & Suffield, meat market and stock dealer Elwell P H, gen mdse
Fletcher M T, cashier of Canton Bank
George W H, physician and druggist
Keyte W J, hardware
Kile W B, grain and stock dealer Lloyd W J, grain and stock dealer
McEvoy & Gragg, groceries, sta- ple and fancy
McGarry H M, attorney at law Montgomery, Young & Co, gen mdse
Simpson & Co, gen mdse
Smalley J, drug and seed house, wholesale and retail
Winne Fox, mgr Chicago Lum- ber Co
Wolf & Oldfield, livery Young T H, hardware
Dundee,
BARTON COUNTY.
CLINE T A, postmaster, gen mdse and dealer in produce of all kinds
New Mexico.
Deming, GRANT COUNTY.
Altman Louis, cigars, tobacco Armstrong G P, forwarding and commission
Berg & Drake, carpenters and cabinetmakers
BUNTIN H S, mgr Deming House
Cain W H, saloon
Case W H, blacksmith
Clarke Fred W, attorney at law COMFORT R E, agt A T & SFRR
Crouch J C, collector of customs CURREN J E, propr "Deming Headlight" and notary public Dane C H, varieties
" DEMING HEADLIGHT," JE Curran propr DEMING HOUSE, Fred Harvey propr
Dickson Mrs E J, ladies' and gents' furnishing goods Gardiner & Gillies, clothing Gates A L, livery and feed stable Germain E & Co, gen mdse
Gilchrist D O & Co, flour, grain and groceries
HARVEY FRED, propr Deming House
Holgate & Raithel, meat market Keefe Thomas, physician
L W Blinn Lumber Co
Marriage E, stage line
McGeeney P, saloon
McGrath P J, contractor and builder
Mitchell John, grocer
Morse Chas, restaurant
Shepard A D, agt SPR R
Vermilion W, justice of the peace and real est agt
Wilson J M, collector of customs
CHAS. R. ALLEN, Cannel and West Hartley Coal, 118, 120 Beale St., S. F.
PACIFIC PRESS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, ELECTROTYPERS, BINDERS, Oakland, Cal Send for Estimates.
M. MADIGAN & CO. New York Horseshoeing Shop.
faction guaranteed. S. W. cor Twelfth and West, Oakland. Horseshoeing promptly attended to. Interfering prevented. Satis-
California Elastic Truss Comp'y 702 Market Street, San Francisco. MANUFACTURERS OF
CALIFORNIA. ELASTIC TRUSS
BEST IMPROVED TRUSSES,
Constructed on Scientific principles
AND SELL ON THEIR MERITS.
F DOUBLE.
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Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San Francisco, March, 1881.
THE CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS .- We are not in the practice of recommending in our columns special medicines or appliances, especially when the recommendation is liable to be regarded as a puff for an advertise- ment. But we have no objection to saying that the Truss of the California Elastic Truss Company, after repeated trials of it, has given better satisfaction than any other form of the instrument.
Medico-Literary Journal, San Francisco, 1880.
" We are glad that the California Elastic Truss Co. have located in this city in their noble efforts in alleviating and curing those afflicted with Hernia. We believe the principle upon which their Trusses are constructed is the nearest perfection of any in the market, and so considered by the medical profession.
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Hanford, Tulare Co., Cal., Dec. 18, 1880.
W. J. HORNE,-I received the Truss you sent me, and am highly pleased with it. Send some of your circulars to my father, James D. Muir, Mo. He is ruptured on both sides, and I think your Truss is just what he wants, and if in need of one I will send him one of yours. Respectfully, J. S. MUIR, M. D.
W. J. HORNE, Proprietor Cal. Elastic Truss Co. San Francisco, March 6, 1881. Dear Sir: I can checrfully testify to the merits and efficiency of your celebrated Truss. I have applied them in my practice to many of my patients during the past two y ars with great success and satisfaction to both the rup- tured and myself. Wishing you success in the sale of your valuable Trusses, I am, yours respectfully, C. S. HALEY, M. D., 920 Market Street, S. F.
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W. J. HORNE, EsQ., San Francisco. Lake View, Oregon, Nov. 1, 1880. My Dear Sir: The Truss I purchased of you May 13th, 1878, price $10, I am happy to inform you, has performed a perfect cure of a rupture I had of 22 years' standing, atter wearing it eighteen months. I have no hesitation in recommending it to the public and suffering humanity as a blessing to the afflicted. I have worked this last sum- mer in a sawmill, hard lifting, without any Truss, and have not felt the least inconvenience or pain. . I am thank- ful to say I am as sound as a dollar. I am yours very respectfully, H. RAPPELLE.
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Quincy, Cal.
W. J. HORNE, Proprietor: I received your letter of the 24th inst. to-day. Thc Truss you sent me last Spring has COMPLETELY CURED my rupture, which was small and not very bad. I have great faith in your Trusses. They wiil cure any rupture if it is not a very bad one. I do not know of any one in this vicinity that is ruptured but what has one of your Trusses, and all speak highly of them. You are at liberty to make any proper use of this letter you may wish. I remain, yours respectfully, C. W. SMITH.
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A LADY CUERD-RUPTURED FROM CHILDHOOD.
TOMALES, Marin County, Cal., June 2, 1879.
W. J. HORNE, Proprietor CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS .- Dear Sir: I can cheerfully testify to the merits of your valuable Truss as it has effected a permanent cure of my painful rupture. I purchased the Truss of you June 18, 1877, price $10. It has done wonders for me in performing this cure, as I had been ruptured from childhood, and never expected to get cured. I have not worn any Truss for over one ycar. I can honestly advise any one to purchase your Truss, for I know its value after many years' experience with all kinds. Yours, respectfully, MRS. M. STUMP.
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$ 5 00
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ELECTRO-MAGNETIC BELT
Pat. Nov. 11, 1879, and Nov. 9. 1880. Medical Electricity.
LIVER AND KIDNEY DISEASE AND INDIGESTION CURED.
ELMIRA, Solano County, Cal., December 8. 1850.
. HORNE-Dear Sir: I have suffered for a long time with liver and kidney disease and indigestion. I tried hysicians without relief. Having heard a great deal about galvanic belts, I thought I would go to your city nine the many different belts and pads, all of which I found to be a humbug, as they had all been worn by friends of mine. After a careful examination I purchased one of your belts, and have worn it three months. stored my health entirely. I therefore recommend your belt, not only as a privilege, but as a duty I owe to llow-sufferers. Many thanks to you. Yours respectfully, L. WARNKR.
FROM THE LEADING PATENT AGENT IN SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
S. HORNE, Prop., 702 Market Street. S. F.
SIR: I have used your Electro-Magnetic Belt, and I dcem it of incalculable value to those afflicted vous prostration and other kindred diseases.
mber 8, 1880. Yours, etc., C. W. M. SMITH, Pat. Agent and Lawyer, 224 Sansome Strect, S. F.
STRONG INDORSEMENT.
:. HORNE, Prop. Horne's Electro-Magnetic Belts. SAN FRANCISCO, July 23, 1830. Sir : I have used your Electric Belt for some time, and am much pleased with it. It has great power, does ire the frequent use of acids, and is very durable. I can recommend it to all persons out of health and
, treatment. Yours very truly, REV. H. LOOMIS, 320 Sansonie Street, S. F.
WOULD NOT TAKE $20,000 FOR THE BELT.
. HORNE, Prop., San Francisco. EMMETT, San Benito County, Cal., July 24, 1880. Sir : I can say, for one, that I have had the piles for nearly twenty years, and have suffered a thousand intil I got your Belt, on the 12th of last March, and have not had any piles from th t day to this. I would not 000 for my belt if I could not get another one. I do think that you do not know the worth of your belts-but it is better than any medicine, for I have taken bushels of it and got no relief from the piles. · · · The done everything for me. I cannot praise it too highly. Respectfully, E. A. REYNOLDS, Stock Raiser.
PERFORMED MIRACULOUS CURES.
:. HORNE, Prop. Horne's Belt. DAVENPORT LANDING, Santa Cruz County, Cal., Feb. 18, 1831. Sir : So far as my Belt is concerned I can cheerfully recommend it as performing some miraculous r instance, it has relieved, if not permanently cured, my wife of a weak back, she has been subiect to for : can say it has helped me greatly. Respectfully, M. W. SiMxs.
A LARGE MINE OWNER AND FRIEND CURED.
ORNE, Prop. Electric Belt. 34 ERA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, May 5, 1831. · Sir : I take pleasure in stating your Electro-Magnetic Belt, which I purchased from you about eight months ily cured my kidney troubles and lame back from which I have suffered for years. I purchased another belt 1 for my friend Mr. A. Bounds, of Madera, Fresno County, who was sorely afflicted like myself, and he now sitively that he is cured, sound and well. We both have unbounded faith in the curative qualities of your Belt. We consider them worth their weight in gold as a "doctor" in the house for future use, should we lately need it. My belt is as good, and the electric current just as strong. after eight inonths' use, as the day , it, which cannot be truthfully claimed of any other belt. Respectfully yours, W. R. DEFREEN.
NEURALGIA AND KIDNEY COMPLAINT CURED.
J. HORNE. GALT, Sacramento County, Cal .. May 29, 1981. . Sir : I have been afflicted with the kidney complaint for over twenty years : also neuralgia for three years, ild not get anything that would give me only ten:porary relief, until I sent and got one of your Electro-Mag. Its, Oct. 12, 1880, about six months ago. I think now I am entirely well of both complaints. I would recom- ur Belt to any person that is afflicted with kidney or neuralgia, rheumatism, or any physical complaint. Yours truly, R. HICKMAN.
BELT WILL CURE THE FOLLOWING DISEASES WITHOUT MEDICINE.
ALE DISEASES-Pains in the Back, Hips, Head or Limbs, Nervous Debility. Lumbago, General Debility, Rheu- Paralysis, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Disease of Kidneys, Spinal Diseases, Torpid Liver, Gout, Sexual Exhaustion, Emissions, Asthma, Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Constipation. Erysipelas, Indigestion, Sexual Weakness, Im- , Catarrh, Piles, Epilepsy, Dumb Ague.
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