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GRANGERS' BUSINESS ASSOCIATION.
Shipping and Commission House,
351 Market Street, one Door from Fremont,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Incorporated February 17th, 1875.
S. F'm"T riroiyr- Patents & nvention& jARE YOU GOING
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
WHOLCSAIE.
WraiDi June 30, 1875
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CAPITAL STOCK,
$1,000,000.00.
0M5L INMAN, President.
T. J. BROOKE, Vice President.
W. VANDERBLT, Secretary.
J. LEWELLYN, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
G. P. KELLOGG, Monterey.
I. 0. STEELE, San Mateo.
AMOS ADAMS, Sacramento.
DR. T. FLINT, San Benito.
A. W. THOMPSON, Sonoma.
Hand Sewed,
J.'IM
2UM
11X40 I1M3UX
Machine do 34x40. 11 fills
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." " i36V 10 sjiojj
Floor Sicks, Si.. 9 all
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" " Us a 3
Hessian 0.in ... . 12)aql4's
UO VMa.MM, aV3 V
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Wool Saeks.S'ifte.
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Bund. Dannies...
single team do..
Bean Bags
Darley Bags 24xi.
do 23x40.
do-i" 24x40.' Ill
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7". J. BROOKE, San Joaquin.
W. VANDERBILT. Marin.
J. LEWELLYN, Napa.
THOMAS UPTON, Merced.
R. 0. HAILE, Solano
This Association was iucorpo rated with over
EIGHTEEN HUNDBED STOCKHOLDERS,
representing all tho various agricultural In
dustries of the State.
Its objeots are to transact a straightforward
and thoroughly reliablo business, at specially
favorable rates of commission, for all Patrons
and farmers of the Pacific coast.
The Board of Directors, upon duly organ
izing, elected Mr. T. J. Brooke, (formerly ac
tive President of tho Grangers' Union'of tho
San Joaquin Valley, ) as businoss manager of
tho Association.
On the 1st of Jui.o, tho Association perma
nently looated its ollloo and storehouse at No.
;151 MARKET STREET, ONE DOOR EAST
OF FREMONT STREET, occupying three
floors. The building is commodious and pro
vided with an elovator passing from tho base
ment to the uppermost story,
Tho Association is now ready to make Bhip
monts of grain for foreign and domestic ports,
and roccivo consignments for sale of grain,
wool, dairy products, fruit, vegetables and all
other products of tho country.
Wo would recommend, wherover practica
ble, that farmers aggregate their wheat in tho
hands of local corporations, or individual
agents, in largo quantities, enabling uh at op
portune times to sell in cargoes or round lots.
This will enable uh to secure bolter prioes for
each owner.
Grain aud other staple products will be ru-
eoived on storage, by the mouth or for tho sea
son, and advances made 011 tho same.
We will alHO till orders for graiu und wool
sacks, agricultural implements, general mer
chandise, wagons,' produce, household aud do
mestic goods, etc.
OuruoimectioiiHuith tho largest importerson
tho coast ouablo lis lo till Hiuall orders for mer
chandise on as favorable terms as largo ones.
Our buslnossifor tho pnat six weeks (not
withstanding that we laborid under many dis
advantages for want of room), leads us to ant
tlcipato a bright future, and wo earnestly so
licit tho patronage ot tho Interior, for upon
that our perfect shcivhi depends.
Wo do a sttictly commission business, aud
propose to place our rates of commission upon
u fair legitimate Iiims that will enable the
country at largo to trausact business through
us to their entire satisfaction.
There still remaius an opportunity for patties
who are not stockholders to inbicribo to the
capital stock in amounts largo or small, aud
thereby become more deeply interested in our
progress, and by no doinit enable, us to extend
Action of Kucctdicity on Iiioh. Tho re
markable phenomena (list ubsorved by Prof.
Gore, which consists in very perceptible
twisting of a bar of iron by tho joint effects of
currents of electricity passim: longitudinally
through, and ulsaaroaud such a bar by means
of tho iutuUtod wiro of an euvelopiug helix,
has been further investigated. Subsequent ex
periments hare shown that Midi twisting may
bo made to reach full oue-quartur of 11 revolu
tion. It baa also beeu ascertained that both
currents are necessary to the development of
tho phenomena. Either curreut, whea up
plied separately, simply produce the ordinary
effect ol maguetiilug the bar. The direction
of to twist U definitely related to the direction
of the current in the helix. In order to pro
duce the fullest effect, the currents mutt be
simultaneous. When they 'are successive a
perceptible twist results in a lesser degree.
and enlarge our capacity for business, accord
ingly.
We would suggest to the different Granges,
to appoint somo one to not as agent, through
whom they can aggregate their orders for sacks
or merchandise, saving us much time in mak-j
ing purohuses, and themselves exponso in dray
age and freight, and thereby enabling us to
open an account with one instead' of many. '
Wo hope soon to hear from all Granges in
tho way of orders and consignments, which will
receive our immediate and careful attention.
Consignments to be marked GRANGERS'
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, SAN FRAN
CISCO. Stencils for marking will be furnished
free on application.
The attention of Patrons and farmers) is
called to the following
REPORT :
Pursuant to letters of invitation of T. J.
Brooke, Manager of the Grangers' Businoss
Association of California, issued to the several
Grange corporations of tho State on the 11th
inet., a meeting was held on June 22d at their
ofllce, at which tho following Graugo corpora
tions were represented;
Grangers' Business Association of Califor
nia, Grangers' Union of San Joaquin Valley,
Grangers' Bank of California, Grangers'
Warehouse und Wharf Co., Antioob, Farmers'
Co-oporativo Union, Autiooh, Farmers' Union
of San Joso, Futmors' Storugo aud Commission
Co. of Colusa, Grangers' Businoss Association
of Dixon, Grangers' Business Association of
Vis ilia, Merced Warehouse Co., Youutville
Farmeis' Business Association, Grangers'
Business Association of Ilia dsbnrg, Farmers'
Mutual Insurauoo Co. ,
After a geneial consultation, the following
resolution was unauiiuously adopted:
litsolved, That it is deemed of imperative
necessity that, tho several Grange incorpora
tions of Callfom'a co-operate with tho
"Grangers' Busiuess Association of California, "
with aiow to concentrate and o utrulue the
buying and selling of the farmers' necessaries
and products; and that we will use our best
efforts to have tho corpoiations we represent,
and farmers generally, trausact their tmsiuoss
with that association.
Andiuw Woi.r, Chairman.
T. II. Mkhbt, Sooretory.
do Mxjs . 1 , rdlail
Deirick's-K. vA. Vfi
ui. Ct aliv.
CAJTWKM GOOUS,'
Asst'dPI Fruit.
m x m cans, a 73 ga if 1 0
ao laoieao.. a to
Jams A Jellies 3 23
Piokles H f..r
Sardines or hoxl 80
do hf boiaa.3 M
UlAIJObblm.
Auatralian.Vton I 0u 'q 9 24
uoos Bay g
Belllngham Bar. 5
Saattla ,
Oumberi'd.cks.. S
itn hnlk.i.lAWlu
Mt. Diablo is 23 (4
Lehigh ;a 00
Livemool 10 SO all 30
West Hartley .... gli 110
Sootch Si 6 or..
soranton -in 00 wn on
Vancourer'a III. .11 00 H 40
Cbarooal,9sk... 75 m
Ookt.Vbbl ffl M)
1 . .COFFEE, vv-s
Sandwich IsUnd' ,s1
CentralAmerlo'nSO m.B!t
Costa Hlca Der b 20 m 21
Onatemala IS '4 18
JTa.. . r. Sf . iJ
jiauuia iaa!ii9
Ground in OS. . Z 2J 'la" 27
Chlcorv.. M .-.
FISH. ,
ao. Dry Ood.new ili -5
cms.... ." s a ;h
'dobonelass..,. 8J 10
Salmon in bbis. 9 00 'M'
do X bbls4 50 gs W
do Kill cans as B0
do 2D cans. .2 SO 'mi 01
ao lb flana.l SO fttl TA
Do Col. K.Xb.,.AJ0 SuoUl
Pick. Ood, lrtls.22 Ul) S -
1 do a bMsu w rig
Bos . Sm'k'dUer'alO- (. M
Hack'ltNo.l,tlbls9 (10 ml 00
Extra..., 9U0O
" In kits.. ..2 00 Hi SO
" Ex mass. 3 00 3 SO
' J K tniui.UluM.l3 IIA
Plc'd Nerr'ir.bi.. 3 Oi j) J 50
a aLAxauvii.aatu.
Amnskcag bandied Axes
l-aJI7;do nnhandlcd ddjll
14 lesSOoinocasaloU. .
Amoskeag Hatcbets hhln-
H-iiDg. sioi,wi.'ai no. x, fa;
No. 3, U.2S. Do do. Claw
No. l.,.JJ;No. '2.8.W, Mo. 3,
Looks. V.lfi r.nnlr AlfVPn .
discount J3,'i per (.opt. from
llflt. 1
Plani-s, Ohio Tool (..'dis
count JO percent, fromjist.
Am. Tack Oo'a'fJut Tacks
72"i percent, diswunt1 and
per cent, extra, rinlsiung
and Clout Nails 7!i off list;
JJ Tine Nails 7.I0 per keg.
Ohio Butt Co'sfLeose Joint
units to per ccnu do last,
,j t'vr vuiil on line
Machine Bolls, mffiJIolT.
Kauare Not). 2(SJo off list.
Heiagon Nnis iMJo ortllst
Wrought IrorT Washers.
Palm lb 9 ra
Unseed, raw,, . l !
no Dolled a) 01
CbluaDatincs.. jt m
Sperm, crude ... 'dt 40
da bleached.. 1 W) fthl 2S
Ooaat Whales... 47V' SO
Polar, refined.... 'a
Lard a
Oleophlne 60 28
uevoa's arirt... ilft'io i
Long Island.... iM 23
Rnreka 2R iA 11
Deroe'a Petro'm 31 &) , 27M
Karrel kerosene un'
lOlise..... U3 so
Downer Ksrose'a 40 a -.
OaaLixbtOil .. 23 M 23
prjaiii tie.
A Weekly List of 0. S. Patent Is
, sued to Pacific Coast lnveuton.
' fFaosc Omcxal, REPnu-rs roR the MtMrs- amo rlclx
imo Pause, DEWEY St CO., PcBii'nEB" and
I U. 8. ifro FoneioH Pxtsmt Aoksts
By
Speelal Dispatch, Dated Washington,
D. 0., June 29th, 1876
Fob Week Ending June 15m. 1875."
Paint Compound Isnao L. Merrell, S.F., Cal.
Plow. Christian Myers, Marysville, Cal.
Carbdheier. John O. HoLderaon, S. F., Cal.
IIobsg Poweb. Horace Parkhuret, Oakland,
Cal.
Tmni.'MATiir.i.
Pureflhlte Lead 10U' ff.tl ' Foil StLTED. PlCSXED AND' PnESEltVED SALMON.
yhitlng - $ 21 J. W. and V. Cook. Cliftou. Oreeon.
Fob Anti-friction Metal. Geo. S. Hunt,
k Sacramouto, Cal., and Bnjtmin Hnnt, St.
Louis, Mo.
The patents are not ready for deJlvery, bj the
Patent Office until some 14 days after thedato of lssne.
' Nott. Copies of U. S. aud Foreign Patents furnished
t7 Dewet'S: Co., in the shortest time possible (by tel
egraph or otherwise) at the lowest' rates. All patenl
business for Paciflo coaat inventors transaoted with
perfect aeenrity and In the shost onaHible time,
Putty
aix
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if I 1?
10 ( n
r2 231
m 40
Oh.
pans White
Ochre
Venetian Red.,,
Red Lead, .......
Lltharee
'Eng.. Vermillion
ATpnii unemical
faint, per gal.
White Atlnts.2 00
urE.uiMUB a
Light Red.. ..3 CO rffil !t
Metallic Roof.I 30 (a 1 60
China No. I, W lb fij(a 7
He- 1. Hn tlKT CIS
Japan '
oiam uieanea.., m -
Paths sy-a 7
Hawaiian s a ru
Carolina .10 a 10s
, 8AI.T. "
Cal. Ray.per ion 10 O0C4I3 no
uw uwiuuiuii., o vumu vo
Carmen Island. .13 OftSK oo
uirerpooi nne...zj W7U25 DO
do ooarseSO OOt-
SOAP.
Uaatlle ft & 10 13
Common brands.. .4 a fcli
Fancy doi Pl'a 10
TJlores so fo) m
Oasaia 26 a 27
Citron l! a 11
Nutmeg. 1 20 Si IS
nooie repptr. a v
nmenio
Qr'ndAllspprdx -
ao iwsiaao., 1.
do Cloves do. -do
Mustard do
do Omgerdo..
do Pepper do.:
do Mace do . . fctJ-2 CO
SB m j vjp w:wwr
iJsl. Cabs pr ft!. UH
Paru' Pro. Cube
DDior.wmbxB u
doinMfcbM., S ti
dolniA lb hn. rffl ii
Oirols A crushed ll
ruwuonu,,,,,,, (O) It
rine crnsoea... cm 11
UranuUtea rai 11
Ootden O 'a) lOii
'lawaiun . a ta in
California Bt. lOXr) iH
Oal.Srupinlt. fc)67J
J n .'t DIB. m 7U
da In lri7B . fi ?.
Hawaiian Molaa-"8--
M-ISV K 30
UoloDK.Canton.Dt 19
ao Amor... H
do b nrmnm Jil
ftnpe rial, Can ton i5
ao ringsuey
do Mninn . fU)
OanpoMer.Oant. 30
do ffogBoey A0
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T'ng lIy.,Canton 2D
DEWEY & CO.
American & Foreign Patent Agents
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taSigggesTniBlalllB ggggggggggggBggggggggT
2(330 olf list.
Lag Screws, 19 per cent off
UBI,
MI8C'I.t,ANKOIJS.
Pulu,; s& s
NAIU4, T')
Assorted size. lb. 4 00 7 00
OIIJB.
Paciflo Olue Co
Neat F't No. I 1 CO (3 90
Pure (A
nastorOII.Nol.. (31 40
Baker'sAA tqll 43
Cocoanut M (k l0
Olive Plagn!ol..3ll0 CqS 23
do Posset 4 73 93 00
lo Pingsney
nn Mninng .
JaDan.Mohests.
K..lf - en
Japan,laoqnerejf
bis, Wands lbs 45
Japan do,3 B bis ' r
doprnbx,4Xlb 33
doHAl bpaper 30
TOBACCO-Jnl
25
W
SO
a 40
(if 80
(II 00
a nn
oo
1 29
m 40
40 m 70
es.ioisf .
f7j
loo
a 33
obbincr.
Bright Narya..,. 88 au;
Paces Tin Koil.
Dw f Twist.... 63
Light Pressed... ?n
Hard do- ... SO
Coon. Wrap r.. 40
Penn. Wrapper., 20
Ohio do ,,19
Virgra amok'.-., is
Fine ct che'g,gr8 SO
riuo eu& cnew-
lag. bue'ia.K ft. .73 ln
Banner fine cnt.. f&Q. 01
Cal Kmoklng.... 37 (31 w
TilJSrCllTIIIli,
EasUrn..., SJXttSS
DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
IWnOLEBlLE,
Wepvksdax at., June 30, 1875.
If any local corporation failed to receive
loiters of invitation to the above meeting, it
was an unintentional omUsiou, and we would
bo glad to hear from them and co-operate with
them in tho future.,
T..J, Bbooke, Manager.
San Francisco, June 'J3d, 1875.
SpKG-rnuM of Oooxua's Comet. Spectro
scopic observations on Corgia'a comet, niodo at
Greenwich observatory, show tho spictmm of
carboulo acid ens. When this gas was iUumiu
atinl by the electric spark from an induction
coll wlthqnt a Leydeu jar attached, the ,tpo
i mm woi nearly identical with that of the
comet. Two bright bands were always coinci
dent, bat occasionally the, coum of the comet
gave a taint continuous spectrum in addition,
while the spectrum of the nucleus waa always
continuous, ...and contained numerous bright
banda, aud three or four dark lines in the yel
low and green.
if people who sutler from tho dull stujilJlty that
meeta ua morywhere to Spxiuf, and too often In all
Masons of (he year, knew how quick it could be cur
by taking AyaVa 8arapexiUa to rarge the btl
(rum their systems, we should haw better Bsiabbora
as wall as clearer heads to deal with.
1HU1.MII.
Hijo 2iit 3
Butter JVlaj 4Sj
Pea 3M-3 3H
Pink iia it;
Sm'l wh. por lb.. Via jb
asaatsuam vtssan.
Pcrlb 24S 8
roTTO.v,
Cal. 1971 T4tb.... WfB 13
IIAIHY PICOltUVE.
noTTiai.
Cal. choice a..,. JJ's .0 3-'g
rirain n;tat si
Orewn JO rd) Vi
C11LLSR
Cheese, Cal I.'lj'n) It
Eastern 13 vi 2l'
FMJS. v
Cal. fresh l a) 23
DncLs' J2ul u
Eastern.... 1 it)
Oregon 2 $"'U
FKED.
Bran, per ton.,., a) 18 DO
ittrn .ueal 3t iw-ou.) .x
tisy 14 004IS ml
Middlings $Jll DO
Oil cuke meal. , 433 Ul
Straw, 11 bsle. w)ul- V,
FLUUB.
Exlra 3 V, 5 (J!.'3
oupMrnnt 4 oimb o v.
FUEM1I MILlT
Beef litanahtr B. 3Vo) 6
heuond do 4Sia 3,S
Thinldo 3'IS 4
La'iin 3 ,A
Mutton 3 "u t't
run, uauresseu i-b0 iM
do.drussed.,,, 10 tdi l(i
Veal. . . 5 id) 7
43RAIN. ETC
Uarley, coast.,- aj) I 43
do brewing, 1 S3 i 37
Buokvrhaat ,, to)
forn, While I SJ SIM
do, Yellow.. 1 41 ,ffl 1 41 ,
Oats, 1 93 J5 J 11V
mo .. i iiva i ju
ii urav snipping
do milling . 1 ,0
HUPa.
California, nil.. VH'i X
East'rn, "74 oh'ce (3 37
UOJiEY.ErC,
Beeswax.perlb,. in m 27S
llonerincomb., JO tol J3
dorilralned .. tS 5 10
II ID KM.
Illdes.diy, .. , 17 ii 18
do wet salted 1 A
MJTM-JOUUIMO.
Atu'dsh'rdsh'l. 8 to) 10
ONIONS.
Kml. nep et.l 61 M
Yellowd" Ml SO
POTATOISr
New, per ot I ....1 00 'i. SO
I'OUI.TKY JO. OAHC
Broilers, small, 1 '
do large S 10 (oil SO
Doves, per doen 7 Cal t)0
Ducks, tame ds. 7 00 tdn 00
ee, per pair 1 30 to,i Oil
nere, por aoe... w ajiw
Hens perdz.,.,b30 q7 SO
UreTorkeys
per lb IS 3 22
do dresed .... j) tl
Mallard Dunlfa. ii ..
Prairie (Thickens a)
'aalKperdoz ... vo
Labblts 1 23 '41 30
do Lama doz . 3 U0 &!! iHI
snipe, ling., aoz &
Vmson,perlb.. 'St
wiiu ueose.gray- to
ao wnue. ... ul
PBOV1HKIMS.
Cal.Hacun.L'ght lb q) 17
uo Aieaiuiu,.
do lleavv. . ..
Cal.SmokedBeer
tsastern do
KksL'm Shnnld's
llams'Pal 11
do wnittaxers 13 'm
doArmcur,,.. n
do Boyd's..., 13 r$
do Stewart's. 13 $
Lardf........ 13 'at
OFF10K.224 8AWSOME STREET, 8?F. "" "
1 (I aawaaaeamwaw. Uj,H J t '
PATENTS obtained promptly; Caveats Hied
expeditiously; Patent reissues' taken out;"
Assignments made ana recorded in legal
form; Copies of Patents and Assignment?1
Erocnred; Examinations of Patents made
ere and at Washington; Examinations made
of Assignments recorded in Washingtpn;
Examinations ordered and reported by Tele
graph; Bejectd cases taken up' and Patents
obtained; Interferences Prosecuted; Opinions
rendered regarding the validity of Patents
and Assignments; every legitimate branch of
t.HA i.... Tj..r ii j
x avuiib tigvuvy xjuiuom ijruiujjuy ana
thoroughly oonductcd.
Our intimate knowledge of the various in
ventions ,of this coaat, and long practice in
1 patent business, enable us to abundantly
satisfy our patrons; and our success and
ousiness are constantly increasing.
The shrewdest and most experienced Inventors
ore found among our most steadfast' friends
and patrons, who fully appreciate our advan-
tflfTftfl in hrinaino1 vnlnnllln invuiirtrtna tr ln
notice of tho publio. through the columns of
our widely circulated, first-class journals
thereby facilitating their introduction, sale
and popularity.
Foreign Patents.
In addition to American Patents, we secures
'with the assistance of co-orjerative agents,
claims in all foreign countries which grant
Patents, including Great Britain, Franco,
Belgium, Prussia, Austria, Victoria, Peru,
Bussia, Spain, British India, Saxony, British
Columbia, Canada, Norway, Sweden, Mexico,
Victoria, Brazil, Bavaria, Holland, Den
mark, Italy, Portugal, Cuba, Roman States,
Wurtemberg, New Zealand, New South
Wales, Queensland. Tasmania. Brazil. New
Grenada, Chile, Argentine Republic, AND
EVEBY COUNTRY IN TIIE WORLD
where Patents are obtainable.
No models ore required in European coun
tries, but the drawings and specifications
should be prepared with thoroughness, by
able persons who are familiar with the re
quirements and changes of foreign patent
laws agents who are reliable ana perma
nently established.
Our schedule prices for obtaining foreign pat.
10 PAINT?
THEN USE THE BEST.
THE AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT
Will last three times as lone s the bt Lead and Oil
without Chalking; la of any desired color. Is prepared fc
Immediate application, requiring no Oil, Thinner o
Drier, and doea not spoil by standing n7 length
time. It is equally as good for Inside a ontalde work
over old work aa well aa now; in fact where any paint
can be nseel the AVERIIX OHEMJCAI. PAINT
will be found gnperlor to any other. Any one can ap.
ply It who can use a brush, which truly MAKES IT
THE FARMER'S FRIEND.
IT IS JUST THE PAINT FOR THE AGE.
It is SOLD BY THE GALLON 0HI.Y.
One Gallon COVERS 20 SQUARE YARDS 2 Coats.
For further Information send for sample card and
price Hat.
aUNUVACTUHD BV
the California Chemical Paint Company.
TYLER BEACH, Pres't, M. O. JEWELL, BeCy.
Office-Comer Fourth
Francisco.
and Townsend streets, Sac
i,, M" ,plMy
Real Estaije-Agency, .
900 Broadway, OAKLAND,
BY
T. B. BIGEL0W, E. BIGEL0W and
WM. K. ROWELL
Parties' seeking homes or looking for property for
Investment In this rapidly-growing city, noted for rt.
educational and man; other advantages, are Invited to
call on the above agents, who hare a large ist of very
choice Improved and unimproved property for sale.
They also deal In FARMING AN'D GRAZING LAMPS '
and invite correspondence from any 'who mar' to wiah
buy or sell this kind ol property. "' ' ' ,' '
In ! i
AYER'S AGUE CURE
FOIl THE SPEEDY HEL1EK ClP
riou8, marsh or i
JUL;
W 1 43
3 1
Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever, Ik
mittent Fever, Dumb Ague. Periodical or Bilious Fever,
&c, and Indeed all affections which arise from mala
rious, marsh or miasmatic poisons, has been widely
used, during the last twenty-five year
in the treatment of these distressing
diseases, and with such unvarying
success that It has gained the reputa
tion of being Infallible. The shakes, or
chills, once broken by it, do not return,
until the disease is contracted again. This has made
It an accepted remedy, and trusted specific, lor the
Fever and Ague of the West, and the Chilis and Fever
of the South.
Ayer's Ague Cure eradicates the noxious poison from
the system, end leaves the patient sb well as before the
attack. It thoroughly expels the disease, so that no
Liver Complaints, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dysentery,
or Debility follow the cure. Indeed, whre Disorders
of the Liver and Bowels have occurred from Miasmatic
Poison, it removes tho cause of them and thev disan-
ents, in all cases, will always bo as low, and 1 pear. Not only Is it an effectual cure, but, if
in some instances lower, man tnose 01 any taken occasionally by patients exposod to malaria, it
other responsible agency. m expel tho poison and protect them from an attack.
We can mid do get fouiign patents tor inveuturs Travelers and temporary residents of Feer and Agu.-
lnthePociho States Iroin two to six months localities are thus enabled to dety disease. The gen-
becoming to ids location 01 me country , eral Debility which is so apt to ensue from continued
I exposure to malaria aud miasm, has no speedier rem
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Home Counsel.
Our long experience in obtaining paumts fur
J Inventors on this Coast harf fiuiiibarlzed uu
with the charactcr'of most of th'o'iuventions
already patented; hence we aie ftequtntly
able to save our patrons the cost of a fruitlexs
application by po.ming them to thersame
thing already covered oy a patent. We are
tunuyn iibo to buvjbo uppuuauis or any' Auar'ts Pathartin D:iH
knowledge we hate of previous applications 1 'J', alllaf IIU r"IIBt)f
which will interfere with their obtaining a . For all the purposes of.a Family Plivaie
patent. J
Wo invite the acquaintance of all parties con- M) crniNo
nected with inventions and patent right bnsi- f "Iv'uess. Jauuaioo, Dys-
ness, believing that the mutual conference ol y pepela. Indigestion, Uysen.
legitiuiate business and professional men is VSHEfc) try, Foul Stomach and
mutual gain. Parties in doubt in regard to ' Breath, Erjeipelas, Headache
their rights as assignees of patents, or pur AiysmiXI k1'3' Rheumatism, Ernp'
chasers of patented articles, cju often roceive VrT 91 tt"H nd Skin Diseases, BU
ulvice of importance to them from a shoit " M' lousness. Liver Oomplalnt"
call at our office. BSM0bW' Tei'- TcTd'
Beiaittances of money, made by individual in- KggSM Rhenm. WormsVoout
venters to the Government, somoUmes mis- Neuralgia, as a Dinner Pill, and Purifying the Blood'
carry, and it has repeatedly happened that .,e the most congenial p urgatlv oyet perfected ,i't
applicants have not only lost te,r money ' errect8 Bbunaintly ,howowmnch they el .
but their invenUous also, from this cause and Piu. h , ,A .. , , " " " . J f otar
consequent delay. Wo hold ourselves ro- ""l lhha pleasant to uke. but power-
sponsible for all fees entrusted to our ogenoy. JSJr, ',P.?J , J ul hmaon of tt"
Tht i principal porUon of the patent budrfess of ""di t,he 8tlm uUte tho 8h,lsh or -"somered organ
this coast has been done, and is still beiuu lu'0c"0": ""1 ey Impart h.alth and tone to thr
done, through our agency. We are familiar , whoIe '" Th,y cnro utnly the everyday eotn
with, and haye full records, of all former P1""90' every body, but formidable and dangerotu
cases, and can more directly jndge of the r al8e'l' Most skillful physicians, mo.t eminent eler-,
value and patentability of inventions discov- I symen, auJ our best citizens, send certificates of cures
ered here than any other agents. " performed and of great benefits they have derived from
Situated so remote from the seat of aovernmeat,'' tJsJ pill- They are the safest and best physic. lor
aelays are even more dangerous to the invent- 7r.,TnS!; U(1 s,'w!,11v effertnal. Being
ors Sf the.Pacifio Coast tlan to appUcants in ' vefetSneyeSIrely SSSi."4 """
the Eastern States. Valuable patents may be
lost by the extra time consumed in transmit raEPAitED Bi
ting specifications from Eastern agencies bad Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell Htuw
to this coast for the signature of tho inventor, , Practical and Analytical Chemitn.
Confidential. ' SoldbyaUDruwUtaandDealeiinMedtcJnw
great pains to preserve secrecy in till crane h brioham. Wholesale Agents ay no
eutial matters,- and applicants for pat-' - ,.. Jm ,. ,' ,' "
au rent aasureu uiai uuur corumuni- lea. ctnucioa.
i and business transactions will be held ' ius.
arn H rlantial Vk ai aOiiA.l.Hi fma
P:M ;, HENRY K. CUMMINGS. Ca,
superior artists inufown otHoe, and 1 1 WD0l68ale FTUlt and Produce Cftfaa.
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Uiues for producing line and satibfac
istrations of inventions and machinery,
lor newspaper, book, circular and other
printed illustrations, and are always ready to
assist patrons in bringing their valuable it
eoveries into practical ana profitable use.
DEWEY k CO.,
Dkited States and Foreign Patent Agentx, pu'b
Wthsri Mining and fioientafto Prots and the
FmUc Bural Pre, U rjtuaon. St., 8. F.
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