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Why Life Is a DixauDo5utnpcpt-


:, Lille is disappointment, chiefly because
those who are startil:. III it oyerestiuate
tneir own strength and nnderrate tllatof their
competitors: Self-Sntiieiency and jgn0rance
are the pioneers Of defeated expectations.
!; inG iooker.9n Is not disappointed; it
IS the actor who is. Overweeni1lg self-confi.
dence refuses to sec difficulties: and Tins tI,e
pdepalalioii which might overcome them IS
n!egectetl. The defeat is crushing; because
it was deemed impossible. Presumution and
arros:lnce have burned the bridges, and left
BY retreat. There seems TO be- no + hejn iH'fe feS
Inese blunders1 each generation must learn
Tor l1selt; There is point where teacilin.r
ends e,l a1d experiance begins. It is this
adme ML1ae'l nas ser bounds to human knowl-
enee. NO man can take up the work Of
another. Where it has been left t},erp It
-must.remair. The father cannot give or ba.
queath the child his experience, as he can Ills
property. Men may yaunt themselves as thev
VII. but there is limit to their power: and
Lnat unit seems in some cases to have been
Ieached IN one man. Shakespeare and Bacon
aole 70 take up their work where they leftjt
30 Tar as mems efforts are concerned their
works are completed. As they left-tf,en. 80
they remain. No man has Yet appeared wl1o
can equal what they have done, much less
improve upon it. As far as we know, tIley
the limit of mans power in the d.
rectlo4 in which they taught. The child
mistook 1t, and learn which is the rierhf
road only When> too old and weary to walk .
N 1t: And, perhaps, it is we'll that it
$50 I1e wisdom of age and the form Of youth
cannot De Joined in beauty. Could the Young
;noW ;! tnelr true. strength, and for9see the
1lfhcultles they have to encounter, tfey
YOU'D not tall BY the way, but would faint |
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IN MEMORlAM,


For T7f Chicago Tribune
The saddest OF news did that telegram bear
As It leupf9t DER the wires like light:
1t cntnc to our class the SECOND or Junn:
"Dcur mother died loSs night.''
We Thought og hattiuside angel
The hope and light Of her home
Or the loved and cherished bcrcayed ones
Thus left so sadly alone
All! little foresaw our dear clnssmate.
On that memorable. first of June,
Ihe cloud f1st looming above her,
10 burst. aast so soon.
Little thought she that Deaths Anpel
Was Fastening Oh npncn
10 lay his cold Eahd on that mothor
Whom Angels could never replace
But He who Is ntways ycar1ing
sweet blessings Il, irnpart
It,1s sarnrre'l this hltcn treasure
TOT the depths Of His Sacred Heurt.
FoI,u mother, look tluxn on thy tlariipRs-
allure them with Heavenly cbaryna;
1n mercy sweet Jesus will fold them
10 rest at length i'll thine arms.
Q sink not. bereavel ones, in sorrow
our nndher has just gone before;
Hsr Spirit which hoycrs ,,bu,lt you.
VIII guide us in days bf yofp. :.
Ine cross, IT is true. looks cll1pbrdus-
put hears it not Mary 'ssweet Son3 =,
Whilc kissing it, cry in your anguish. >,
fatner, Lily will be done!''
Then upward. and onward, dear classmatel
NO ttnle remains to be lost
For, the summer OF life once ended.
We soon feel the wintry frost
Our Rose Will Wntc DER our lambkfn.
WIS 1as shc mn'li1is that fond mothers love,
Tho her spirit now lives above.
ST ytrYEr,'o.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS
STATE CONTRACTS.

sr.7r or,,,,~,oe rxtc,-,,.~., 7,,,,, ,,a,.,..,
>A We nnrtrp ~, EA ~ e. DEfMNIMt4sI. ~ 81.
o3fAeI W S.., IES.,.tAn.i of;oTA!E; e.o
Tn cccord,,.o ,+,, , - - ,..r' =. to'- No.
Contracts iur tie S1ate Of iyts {erehy I've noIic
TINT snnipd ,runnslr viii hn rSrntva ~ 41n otioa ~
the Socretary Of Sta;e uni l. oelock IN Of W.dnes
dav Aur lsSn Tnr Tmrntehing ~rsptIn~ - "nat ~
Otef pIt.r and stofionnrv t,at n,rr IT,, ~
the use of tho Sfntc fr IN nrp fr,p, t t.r ~. ~
October A. D. lsso and untt! tic Mh DIV Of scnteem
printing binding and pncStnE for 1isi-ibnting' ~
aws Journals slnd re,rts: I'M; a1i 0ther cx,nn
printing biI,ua nni distrjhnon M orderad 1 TX,
II sr+cina ~ 49, 1 IL. q IVY Jsitls.
rcrary ~ Eyto M R}s ord - ~" M ~ e oec-
the Civ OF SDrns1ieM NJ snch t,,ne 81 ta. 1 ~ ~
sch =, ~ @ ~ n''t Inns y tnes ahq ~
iii rs,urfs ~ ta ~ as IiGct, nnu u ne equa u
once - s"e e"o'Pe' WHICH nay pe seen ut ms
T,ha nanar md s+..roro-r +o-ha <,,un,u,., 49,. .,.
Hetl ~ fniinws. "+4eAs 1Aoo 1e'n1sAeo ate eassi-
lsts I'rintino paner
n rau.r ~ htt.i-s a,ro., 49,.
Sd. Stutionery nnc nthar mnar r'"
Nnn..-nso ntd33 r,,~ ,n,S.t v1'S1 -. r pet-< =.
re tnE aonh ~ ~ nnst snectIy the price per
o Gos a., 81 1os eseones nd the pTco per gross
ar. N"t e0~1A " LILY oenef otl'c'es " atauon-
n contro,, .xt, ha r,,to =. ,,,.,.r. ...,
a. mhnsn M 'an t @ e TEet ~ ries Of the akstces
m,kinr tTa cnn,r.nf ~''! ~ es"so "* tAe IAaoe VI
'" ~@4 01' pu1,:r,xn
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EXCURSIONS. ON THE LAKE.
The Elegant and Commodious Slde-W heel Steap
ETT .cF a. ~

FLOR A ~
VIII leave her deck 1arkst Bridge daily as follows:
SUNDAY, JULY IL. p. u1., Soutt, Chicago; rU,lnd
trip # - cents Spm, A. MMGon1isht Excursion; Tickets
runnd trip ~ cents: 81, m., Moonlight Excursion;
Tickets 50 cents. Tu ESDAY, JULY l3l0 sm. url I'D
lEft =, Excnrson: tickets, 70 cents. WEDNE:SDAY,
JGLr + !-l0 2, m md ::2D p NJ. Evanston: round
Tht Hif Excursion; ticAets ~ cents TIIUKSDAS.
cents; to Kenosnn, 81. Dinner at Grant iIouse Kso
n''sha on arrival OF the bont; % cents extra Fiji
DAY JULY u n; Grand Excursion to st. Joe:
5onnd 5.n trtp S1: SATURDAY. JULY lilo a. n and
geo E9@d t fo[ hty the sy j. NJ Grand MoonGht Escar.
morning. round 81: stae-rooms extrs. ~""o's
Ample room for dancing. MUSIC furnished hv
AnswoFth's Band Grand display Of ftrewOrts eyerv
evening. Refreshments Ut Ill kiids or the tuut.
EE Fog charter apply IL JESSE COX, MauAurr
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Sediment or mucous in the urine IS a sure in
sdtcation Of disease Take llidncy-Wort, and be
cHrcd hcforc 1t Is too lQte.
Use Kidney Wort nld rejoice in health. one
purer, and more eHcctual than any bitters or
pills.
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ror Chscns"; Nsns M"rlsnsten e Qn,aey R.,,r,.
f9r udshooxS 1v TpeYables sieepn.
Iic5ss-otoSe @ Ct the c9ngan? ii chcaseo: ,ashsst asst
eoraef aasaf eo,pG f!ose SGn1 a1s ES5p:e
l1ndiana-av.: GRIND Central Depot corass ,eess
Nudtaon-sta ION Test Side. ~~'nes sao1lsH
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LAND CONFERENCE IN DERRY =
An Important land conference, was hold i,
10y, Ul5 VI inuisuay week me report OF it
Nh1ch we suoJoln is abridged from the Derry
journal Of the 18th inst;
The hall was well filled BY representative
tenant-far1iers and a few friends Of the farm
was eyinceL in the proceedings t!rouel1ont fl
On the motion Of Mr.. John CunninsI,a,H
Foyle street. Derry, seconded by Mr. John
Alexander, lmlick, Carrigans, the chair was
E4ken ey Mr. Alderman A1cCarter, j. r,
right cause.
Ar. Joseph Alexander, hmlick, moved the
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Lea We. [ Arfrs


a Daily. Daily, except Sonda1. rIs.;. Isl
satnrday: & n4y. except Monday. e'@&
Pullman t1s-waee!1 Sfeeping1,ars and Pass.o,.
Joseph Atehsson. Iopeka- and Kansas Ctr. thr,.,s
hm,tn9ut cFnn e. Par:or Cars, with Reclining CS,H1
tnc-Cats attached To ali tf2ius. H.
"Pau-Handle" Depot. corner Clinfoo 49,
ets Ticket Qm.cIs, T.; C!afk-st, Palner 1Ta:as T:as
Grand Paclhc Hotel. aud at Dcuot aoaA
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ea7a- | A1z:TA
kansas City. Denver l. Pueblo

81.
Shtcnco. RrocE TalNnh 4 p~~t9~ R~91r4al
Depot- corner OF Van Buren, End Sherman SD N.fa
gMces, Sjttark-et, Sherman House, Palmer HocA
Grand Pacific Hotel, and rs Canal, corner Nadxe;
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Pm1ma SquEGnn sF:tns zet Local ''ne-ca7fi :;
e,eo nnd Enunr o1g. GarS ars run through
siHux Gty On the :rain leaving chca 20 ,tas:o.
hote ears west a Of t1ns ccaso na or any
a-Depot corner Of Wells and Ktnz.e-.tx
o-Depot corner Of Canal and KlnxIe-sts
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LAND MEETING AT SuRUIE.
A land meeting, attended by 6,000 people,
was held on Sunday at Shru1e, County MAYO.
There were about l20 police present, five Of
WHOM took notes Of the proceedings in the
absence OF the Government reporters. The
l{ey. J. Monaghan presided. and resolutions
were adopted demanding the establishment
Of peasant proprietary ard protection against
'capriclous, eylctions, and .contle1niiing the
from which 4 tenant had been eyicted for
nOnpayMent OF rent. -
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AZ srAns run via Milwaukee. Tickets for s. II
no a .;lnnenpotls are good either via Madison r
15a11le III Chien- Or Via La Crosse and Winona II
Illinois Central Ka11r~ah. !
0EpCL 1907 Qt lokc-8t and foot OF rWentv-sern.4s
Ticket Office, FL RandOlph-s1 nesr TIo 20 -
facidc Hotel, und Palucr Hon IL @s @a14
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AeoFe@ A17f1k
5conuuown = .sS ann rs ,,
Milwaukee, ST. Pnul + Minne-S MAIN pm ,A9aa
apotls Express trAuy. Xxx Xxx aatn e3ep2'
Green Bay. Aenzsha and Ap- ~s19 XIX ~ p n n 15ess
pleton Express trims. s t41:m Hm u WA
milwaukee,, Madison, Pr5lirie dn. Nv" m 'ma1
Chen, Iowa, and Dakota Ex. q.0e n N 7m,,
Stevens Point ahd Ashland Er osf - M - t9 9
Milwaukee, Madison, and Prairie ' f"A*
du Chen Express. .,,,,.......N I'm n m 7e.
f!is tf!inEsttEs,!!e recommendation 6E pm 8nH
Egrne s-:..'--...-...-...t+ Us 4Hm ii
E; E ass45;iSeF. !" 4:U N sl1aH
S,1na, rna e. a.'seH1sr 5:5 p N 3:su
ot.tlua' a19eflEeF FilEtn}. ;S:{G IN 1u+1
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Leave. fiAnts1

Leave. n ANA
St. Louis 4 Texas Expreas +. ain - t 49,
St Louis s Texas East Line Is s.1 ~ Rms aaI11
lairu T. New Orleans EIpress 9:1n e9a
View Ur'.n< y Hex1s t:lSt EI +. n1s - y
Springfield Express. ....,..- y:,S = W se.Hees
Surn@ntui Nl.hI Express ..,,. G-s - ~ a1 - - -
Peorla, Burlington Keokuk 9]1 WV e@pa
cPeoria, Burlington i keoEuE SIFj ~ ~ aHsa
Pontiac Chntsworth Express ain y, s,4sm nm ea
1*iim"n pea '--''..'''--"... 4:E pm so 81
Dubuque s Sioux City Express an ~ ~ ~ e
Dubuque Sioux City Express. i y:U nmts S:Gs -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-26

ROCHESTER, n. Y, January l. 1890.
II. II. WARNER & CO.-Gents Two years ago
last October taken sick and called upon ply
stefan in this city, and he told had oyer-exerted
myself in running sewing machine and after a
good rest would get better. | went to New York to
visit my sister, l grew worse and called On an
eminent physician of that city, and het told had
Dropsy. He attended for seven weeks but
gradually grew worse. At last my friends advised
Seventeen street and Madison avenue There re-
manned three months Two physicians attended me
every morning, and four during the day for three
months, but received benefit, and my friends
sent for me to come home to die went into the
country and visited my sister at Conesus Livingston
county, N. Y, was terribly bloated. and the best
physician in that section called in, and after
treating me for six weeks another physician was
called in, and after consultation the nth Gay
April, 1878, | was tapped, and 24l lbs of water
taken from me. was tapped at intervals of two
weeks and average OF 30 lbs of water taken from
me each time. About week after had been
Safe Kidney Liver Cure After taking it three
weeks was again tapped and only o lbs of water
taken from me. This year ago last November,
and have not been tapped since. / contiu ued
taking the Safe Kidney Liver Cure until had taken
ten bottles altogether no to last April when came
to Rochester to live, and have taken no medicine
since. and am now perfectly WELL believe it to be
tire best medicine in the world, and hope YOU will
be abe to sell it cheaper, so thousands of poor
sufferers avail themselves of its healing Qualities
Yet know a doctor will charge 81 visit, and one
bottle OF the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure did me
more good than all the doctors that treated me-
MISS Ida MOORE,
16a Greenwood avenue.
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COMMERCIAL.
San FRANCISCO Produce market.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 25th-1FM
FLoUR-We quote the various brands as fol-
lows: Best City Extras So so; Bakers Extra,
50 7506; Superfine 81 124a4 81; interior
al 1871; Oregon Extra, "a ST. a5 374 choice do IS 50
as S74 Oregon Superfne So 375d3 70 Walla
Walla Extra, So 50ib5 S7A D Dbl. Purchasers of
round lots can obtain concessions the above
rates.
wHEAT-The market is quiet but firm Cable adj
vices from Liverpool report the recent advance there
is still sustained. Our leading shippers seem TO have
secured sufficient TO fill al existing contracts, and
are rather cautious about making fresh enga G.
ments. To-day but one sale reported, being
lot OF POO cts choice milling 50 = ctl Yeser-
day afternoon there sales of 5000 ctls No. at
81 9ik, and 600 do good No 2, alongside ship at
81 80. We quote No. at 81 974@2; No. 2, 81 90
al 95 q etl.
BARLEY-Not very active. Another small ship
meut goes forward to Honolulu to-day. Sale on
Change of 100 SKIS good brewing at Csc cl Brewing
isquotable at S5d971c; feed 774d60c for coast and
S0gS25c Y ctl for bay; Chevalier, 81 60@1 20 for
choice bay and Si@1 % for coast.
OArs-Light sales are being made within our quo
tations. We quote Humboldt at 81 15G1 IS /;
Coast, Sl@1 25: Oregon and Washington Territory,
81 l5@l 35 Surprise, 81 40@1 so q ctl.
HAY-Sales this morning Of two car loads of wheat
and clover at $40 9 ton. Cargo lots on the wharf
range from So to Sl3 pei ton.
BUTTER-1he tendency is still upward In addi-
ton to local wants, there is little demand for
export to China. Good to choice qualities sell read
lily at 26@27lc, and some few diaries bring Ic q ID
more inferior TO ordinary 22I2ic, inside rate for
mixed lots from country stores. Firkin Butter is
about out OF market.
CHEESE = California, 1S@14c; Eastern, 16@1Sc
a 10.
EGGs-Mar ct keeps steady at range of 1Sc to
zoe q dozen, the latter for extra choice
WooL-Market quiet aEd prices nominal.
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MARVELLOUS CURE OF DIABETES.

ROCHESTER, On. ", January s, 1880.
H. II. WARNER 4 CO.-Gents Having been
cured of Diabetes which the best doctors in this
city pronounced incurable, feel in duty hound to
give my case the public, and let the people know
that your Diabetes Remedy will cure where skilled
physicians and regular medical treatment will do
good whatever.
have had what is termed Diabetes Insipidus I
was first at aeked in 1872, and kept growing worse
and worse from year to year Iehaye been treated
by several prominent physicians in this city, whose
names / might give, and have been in the City
Hospital and received no benefit. Two OF three
doctors told my wife they could not do anything
for me, and that could not live and when | came
to your Office / was weak could hardly walk my
mind was affected, my voice was so weak could
scarcely make myself heard one of my eyes was so
weakened that could raise the lid nor see with
it; and almost had the lock Jaw, being unable to
chew my food at all. had given up al hope Of ever
being better, and felt myself wasting away dav by
day. | was about two months ago recommended by
"a friend to call and see you which d d, and upon
advice OF your consulting DOCTOR commenced taking
your Safe Diabetes Cure and the effect marvel
Gus. improvement to be at once; the
quantity of water which passed me grew much less
and now after taking six bottles of your Remedy,
feel like man. have gained strength, my
voice is clear and strong, my mind is active, memory
good, have excellent appetite, chew my food,
and what is more wonderful still, have regained
the use OF my eye, and well ever. /
can hardly say enough in praise aud commendation
of your Medicine It has certainly snatched me from
the brink of the grave, and l want the world to
know it,
Ii it will be any advantage to you, you are at
liberty to publish this statement.
Yours trule,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
E al TIE.

AJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
the city and county of San Francisco State OF Cali
forhia, made on the goth day of NOVEMBER, 1876,
in the matter of the estate OF JESSIE RUSSELL
OSBORN, deceased, the undersigned, the Adj
mnstrator OF said estate, will sell at private sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, in sold coin of the
Upited States, and subject to confirmation 10y said
Probate Court on or after FRIDAY, the 5th
day of MARCH, 1880, at u o'clock NJ, all the right
title, interest and estate of the said JESSIE RUS
SELL OSBORN, deceased, at the time Of her death,
and all the right, title and interest that the said
estate has, by operation of law or otherwise,
acquired other than or in addition to that Of the said
deceased at the time of her death, in and to ali that
certain lot piece parcel OF land situate lying and
being in the said city and county Of Sacramento,
State OF California, and bounded and described as
follows, TO wit The north haii Of the south half of
the north half of lot number one o. in the block
bounded by and and Second and Third streets in
Sacramento laid down the official map thereof
said lot being twenty feet in width by eighty feet in
depth.
Terms and conditions OF sale Cash, in z Id coin
OF the United States Deed at expense OF the pur-
chaser
Bids or offers may be made at any time after the
first publication of this notice and before the making
Of the sale.
All bids or offers must be writing, and left at the
office OF f. w. Van Reynegoa, Attorney at Law,
No. 81 California street. in said city and county Of
San Francisco delivered to the Administrator or
Court.
Dated San Francisco, February IS, 1880
II. Z. OSBORN
Administrator of the estate of Jessie Russell Osborn
deceased.
F. W. VAN REYNEGoM, Attorney. fl6,l5t
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AZ AS WE SELL MORE
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j. A. CUNNINGHAM.


INKS. fTAA. ;. Es bVW AhSs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = OFFICE AND
H. Residence, No 9l9 | street Office hours
10 A. NJ to P. NJ. Consultation free. fo-lm
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento-ss In the Superior Court of the
county of Sacramento. The People oi the State of
California to RINGR0SE J. WATSON and d. IL.
ELLIS, greeting: You are hereby summoned to
answer the complaint of WILLIAM LAND in said
Court filed against you, within ten days from the
rvice of this writ exclusive Of the day of service
ii served on you in this county; if served ont of
this county, but within this Judicial District, within
twenty days but if served you without said dis
trict then in forty days from such service exclusive
of the day OF service in action commenced on the
10th day of January 1850 in said Court Said action
is brought to obtain decree Of this Court quoting
the title to lot 4 in the block bounded by and H.
and Second and Third Streets in the city Of Sacra-
mento, State Of California. The complaint alleges
that plaintiff is in possession and is the owner in
fee OF said premises; that defendants claim an
estate in said premises adverse to plaintiff that the
claim of defendants is without any right what
ever. And you hereby notified that ii you fail
to answer the complaint as directed plaintiff
will take default against YOU and apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, Thomas II Berkey Clerk
OF the Court aforesaid, do hereunto my hand and
ax the seal of said Court at office in the city Of
Sacramento, this 18th day Of JANUARY, A D. 1850.
lsEAL. T. H. BERKEY, Clerk
By j. II. PARSELL,. Deputy Clerk
FREEMAN BATES, Attorneys tor Plaintiff
iaI5-1aW2mTh
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

WARM CLoTHINe.-If you are apt to
feel chilly, dress warmly at home A
wadded coat will enable the chilly man to
sit and work anywhere indoors, and so
will an extra suit of thin flannel, worn
during the whole of the active day. Just
let anyone who doubts what we say try
the very simple expedient, when the chill
ness becomes unbearable, of putting on his
dressing-gown over his ordinary clothing,
and IN five minutes he will be perfectly
comfortable and ready for wort while he
will not suffer as he fancies will when
he goes ont of doors. The pular notion
upon that subject is a mere delusion. You
are not strengthened for outdoor work by
shivering indoors, but rather weakened /;
habitual warmth, if not too great, being
one of the best pfeservatives of constitu-
tional strength. Always try to remain
moderately and BEAUTIFULLY warm.
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UNcoEsIDgRED TRIPLES.

A water course-A series Of temperance
lectures.
The general appe@ance Of tipsy man
is dizzypated.
The man who hires a plumber always
pays the piper.
Musicians are judged by the accompani-
ment they keep.
What kind of wood comes the nearest to
making a fire: Fir.
Mrs. Alice Oates last husband is seri-
ously i'll. Too much oats.
Wages The sweet oil with which hu-
man machinery is creased.
Carlotti Patti never knew how strong
the liquor of Missouri was until she heard
the esidence.
What punctuation mark would be appro-
priately used with an order to replenish
the fire? Put
A caution to housewives-Green apple
pies cannot be well made of dried apples
and Paris green.
Where does every young gentleman go
on his twentieth birthday: Into his
twenty-frst year.
Sunday school teacher-Ho& many let
tiers does the Bible contain Erudite us-
chin-Twentysix.
One of the Utes is so noted for coveting
everything he sees that he is known at the
Agency as Hanker-Chief
Yes," said Johnny, "lapsus may be
the Latin for slip, but when mother laps us
it usually means slipper"
A child being asked what were the
three great feasts of the Jews, replied,
Breakfast, dinner and supper.
After Texas jury had stood out for
ninety-six hours the Judge got verdict
out of them in two minutes by sending
them word thata circus had come to town.
The congregation sang "We are going
home to die no MORE" in a Westfield
(Mass.l church, and an irreverent fellow,
leaning over to dyed deacon, said in
loud tone, "Then you'll all be gray in
week.
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Extract from letter from Beckett & Griffith, Drug
10, Aronr,o n n
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EAR. SALFIELD'o
- REJUVENATOR, ~

PENIS GREAT STRENGTHENING
Remedy, the legitimate result of
iyer 20 years Of practical experience,
cures with unfailing certainty Nervous
md Physical Debility. Seminal Weakness
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK. February 25th.
TRANSFORMATIONS is quiet and Wheat is strong
latter al 81 47(d1 81.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal
WOoL-Steady
Ou.-Whale and Sperm are quiet.
GRooERIEs-Rio Coffees are not active but very
firm, &c higher. Refined Sugars are in fair but not
active dea and, and rather weaker Teas are IN
moderate demand.
BosToS, February 25h.
The wool market sustans a very strong and ex-
cited tone, with indications of higher rates Fall
California 24@3sic.
CHICAGO. February 25th.
WHEAT-Sl 24i for March and 81 25I for April
BAcoS-S6 GO for short rib sides.
PoRK-S1l so for March,
LARD-S7 17l for March.
LIVERPOOL February 25th.
WHEAT-Calfornia, los 9d@1ls Cd for average
and lis 4d@11s Tod for club. Spot and cargo lots
are strong, with firm demand
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-26
GROVE l.. JOHNSON.
DR.. G. A. WHITE.

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