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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-16

WE understand arrangements are
being made to run special train
from this place on the Z. v. railroad
to Hagerstown on the evening of the
21St inst. on which occasion a grand
benefit entertainment will be ten
dered the Hagerstown Light Infan-
try by the Thursday Club, !" which
is composed of prominent ladies and
gentlemen of that place, and of
which Mrs. Hamilton, wife of Gov
ern or Hamilton, is president. They
will play ours a we'll known and
popular English drama. 1t will be
put on the stage with effective dress
ing and scenery, and the Light In
fantry will be present in full uniform
with its band, and will appear on
the stage during the play as they go
off to war. This will afford an ex-
cellent opportunity of a pleasant
visit to Hagerstown, besides wit
Messing a good play and extending
encouragement to the "soldier boys"
The special train will leave 600 p.
NJ, and return after performance.
Tickets good on all evening trains.
Let the requisite number be made up.
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pe.tA Il senator sarns'ds'
r,,.nort standard.

rshreyepOrt Standard:
.m,hro;sa =. Burnside, whose
usno "ccnrs.i suddenly on Tuesday molI
DEAN oJ tath inst at his home IN br.s.o,'
ing !ne Island .I was one of the sitting oe!ia.
khoae o is'+ That state in the Congress OF 'ne
1 19a;.ad States. and has occupied consp,u
nous place in public affairs III W." He was |
during the past twenty yt ;Ssrtv in the
horn Nav gSd, 1924, at Ilp D.a:nth wear
S S Of indiana. In his nlne1es ,;.or ocad.
Ss entered the United States nln." :ha "t in.
. AZ at West Point, graduating ~ r" the
e .;iSu a. in ls47. He served through ;"n
s Ma.;"an war where he receivef proh,o.rt;"
Me na,1ant conduct and subsequently, p'. .,,o
lcI s.d ; ~ several campaigns against 'me
Gip a;"na On the frontiers. In 1852 he resign,
llI h;. POSITION in the army to. engage ~
81 ss'a ~, napnfacfure Of the celebrated DfeeeN
,ne man r;ae designated by his name, anu
ioad,ng tue hs ,uss 7he inventor. In lSSS ne
" " 10 the Stste Of Illinois 20 nGcels
.Sa ;ntment of treasurer OF tue h,ll'o; -
s n", %rI RAILWAY, in which position TIC -
aid to have gived great sa.s s'at,.san fine
the breaking out Of the war VI, pu u.Sora, ~.
States in 1851, he entered tue re" "f pboje
NV a colonel Of the lst regiment " " ""m.
I.Ia n Volunteers (infantry). ne sp"11
lsaan% brigade at the first battle OF Da :.
4 psn and was subsequently Prolnoteo ~
~ ranL Of Major General. lie G conn: =,
a sJ , successfully the Union exPedl1lon " :"
North Carolina, in 1862, the LETT wl agt; !"
M ~. T.dsral army at the battle OF An W.,
the f .ns ..mv of the Potomac and the WI
tam, 'no s."' A. The close of the war IN ls
* General Burnside resigned from .i'0 u
% s',, o am1 .ettled down in Rhode Island. n u
NY NY. " elected Governor Of that state N = !,
SS in 1851, and again in 1868. In io'V r. :
ns;a an extended visit to Europe. AN, Az,
R;s return he was elected as Kep1 Tg1;ts
~ , .Ss Rhode Island in the u9 NUE.
S o. .ep'e senate succeeding Senator WIN
S~rseue) and took HE seat ~ , ina! 1 pSs
S Slr tss Art time on the 4th Of Mrrch 10.
Having serysd out his first term, ne W
...1scfsd last winter for another term
.;r wears. beginning March Sd OF tine pr e
ant year. While he was not cohsPao cs
for Sis brilliancy, he was never! m., =;
rs,v ahle man aud stood deservsdiy ny
Nth So.i amonn tho people Of his State, q
With his brother Senators. Inc . ue"'" =
.nch man is loss to the country; !
va s occasionel by it in the oeha
vi, ~ Allied by IN appointment oy
na n = until the next session OF
Rhode Island Legislature.
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E.r,pe's wheat Harvest.
New York Herald ]

r.o, tho annual report on the harvest
hs world Jus. =! pS''fs sr N idea Of III.
wears wheat crop in the various eonn y. %
~ Enrope. The yield in France y no, , 80
:" .,ooS - 4 was last year. OF ninety De
s oOta.nts returned IL is reported very
p ,a11 II three. good in thirty, fairly good
W. .-. ~ medium in twenty-four
and Ia In ten. In Austro- hungary ' -,
cro ~, Il rood and above the average. u IL
Itaiy It il medium and inferior 70 .n s .h w.
lat wear. and the same is true OF W., n
Tnrk;sh provinces on the Danube. In
rsrmanv taking one hundred as q repre-
u "n..t;ss If the average harvest, the crop
81 this year is down to about e,s' ncy1,,. al
Svifssfland the yield was greatly reuut t,a
hv extreme heat and droagnt; p nu, . ;no
onal;tv Of the grain is good. The 6elslal'
Sron f. far below the average, wnlie 1ne
S Snarr Il Il had. In Holland the yield !
,,p - Tia average and the quality goa
The British crop is returned ny ,, ~. ns
tienne 6 ten per cent below tls a' .ss 3
and this report was made before inc IL
cent damaainR rains. From three nun
Al snd 7ftv.four advices received D
ths Ma,E Lave Erprsss as to the narves
!, n Grest Britain twenty-three show 2
over vsrsre, one hundred and seventy
one an under-aversge. On the Wnoio :. -
year hasl been > poor one througnou mo-
81 Europe, and the general wheat crop
hAl0v tn average.
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..rHr ewErr BY AND By: There 4. asa lsa
.torv that the popular hymn, ''ihe@ SWEEP
b. and By vas the work Of two men men
1h,le drunk. Joseph P. Webster, VINO
s |" 10 tbs music, died several years
~. Dr. s, i. Bennett, author OF tne. ver.
~ Me- = Richmond, III. He says tnat
~ charge intoxicstion y untrue a tnougn
W "a Was ) free drinker. The ,d Two 9.
vrote shymn book in 1874, ana .ln ne
SWEET BIZ ana BY" was one Of the pieces
iointiy Ieoduesd for it. The suggestion - asl
eame tom : chance remark ~ Webster,
Who was habitaslly desponde9t, that az y.
vouN 30 veil ssby and by Bennett ..
! ones made the rhymes, and WeG ,. q
hrousht TIE music out Of fiddle, wnict
W. s. customary aid IN it, day, and ! J
forgotten; but this one tune Is put int'
every new publication Of the kind, an
M he sals Of about Il, OOO copies yea
I n 1heet form. Dr.. Bennett says that n
. "a Webster wsgs mot orthodox Christian
VIM ths hy1n Va written, and that :
isnow svsal - = believer 81 I'll Home me Joa J
: nAl s;fspzx:sg ID sls.tt / IS, sscs.ssf
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cathartic Pills

c.,,,;,. y, choicest e.sh..t,s p .a.;a :
in medicine, in prop e;u;tx csrtajusy,
iusted to secure acs't n.y., .rn ~ resa
uniformity Of effect. Iney n tactical .,
Of wears Of careful STUDY ..u n Isctual ~
nar;ment. and are tho moss eus csnaed
e,iv vat discovered for dlses i;rer. =
Seyanaement Of tho stomaca I'D sled
S Ses.Is which require prompt anu mssci
treatment. }, A ,S;. eIa. s q diss,,s' H.
III directly on the oige'n ,.store ~.
lativo processes, anu ..tenalys ~
healthy action. Their e 49, and b.
rhvsicians in their pract'eea,, ' the -
civilized nations, d ono w.. vt mn, q
S C.nofs ~ their value as . sa.o' ,sedic
p pevtact,v reliable purgative ,csntI
Rs a;no COMPOUNDED Of the co .nnhstaps
v vH.us Of purely veeetaol.e,. scs.lesA |
they are positively i nc md can y adm1
any injurious properties' s ..arfec1 saisty.
''' .sr, !" 1 p'nr, ar. an .nse...' ,s, g;
! Constipation or C9. H.s of Appee
ton, Dyspepsia, Lqss .ath. Diz!an,
Headachc. Loss Of Memory ssnatI
RilioSsness Jaundice: n. Drol
: Ernntions and Skin Dises,ss O.
i T,,mors. Worms, Nea. sa.se,; O.
: u ;no. Di.rrhoea, nysentes!' All |
4 III disorders OF the lassdd;;. ot1
other diseases resulting nom ..s
s Sss, Of tho digestive appara'''
4 A.. Dinner Pill they have no .q.
.vh;,, gentle in their action ... taes
.rs M the most thorough and s ear never
3 IL that can be employed. su ;ndsmed,
y, rs;n sDa unless the bowels are They
pam s, their influence is healing .;sl: organs;
...n to purify and enrich en- Wv vecr vi
S ;ppart renewed health anu -
whole system. =
! Prepared BY Or. J. G. N" .,...
$3.50, md Analytical
!. Lowell, Mass -
80 u AL 1nUeeDss
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LOUISIANA STATE LC77EK''
Take Notice!

v ever voted the people Of S Veal Lottery
tho u Court at ;nu BEEN repealed having no ex
now in the United States, all other c
isenCe.
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j. III. Stephens,
saw MILLlAGENT.

nav Mih' -
WILL transact all business, %So nnes:sMr
w with the Saw Mills.of W. N. Ts.:a ',asn.
Miller, simkins 4 Smith, an1 step p Enc
g. :, P 2, ,u Orders for Lumber at any o. ''0
above Mills will be promptly atte 1tea w.
Lumber furnished at following ra.'s'
De,;xercl in NatchitOches, %" Po-
/" at the Mill, '0p'
oe;ce at Nelkins Store, corner JeneF'ol
6, ne Meziere Streets Natchitoehes' Aa'
TERMS.-Cash on delivery.
| J4.8l,-ly.
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4 Partial List Of Diseases which Dr. ROBERTS
"A 4 Treats. '@

In tho treatment Of the tpSTaf IN pseducns
Roberts system has NO ES ~ AZ Nervous Kheu.
spe1;y an Neuralgia Rheumatic Gout Ario ar
malls,n, ;sm lateral Posterior and Anterior Iui
E ass. Of spss n RSs Asis
shaking Palsy Papatsn Of tho hear proneSis
lnsp,nt GosmRsSn Diseases Nssas s'' Liver Complaint
ness Piles Fstula Syphilis a. Female nssase
Ie sneorrhGa Flour Albus, Painful Aen''l@..'
Ss""rssion' OF the MenseA etc, etc.
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All Fiction?
p,a..e Read the Following we'' Au'"e""'
".+ed FACTS as an Appropriate
Answer.

List Of a few Of the many ASTONISHING ''' E
formed by ou,u,mm7S
at his Medical and Hygien a.lasn New orleans,
1 amr;n s' thee present Spring and Summer 1851
s r.a.tr;r,ty. Electro Magnetism, Vital Fsy'
.ehO.Magnetism
and the most approved modern medica'lon'
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TESTIMONIALS. ...
No. 106 Chippewa ,tse

M. 1906 Chippewa street,
New Orleans, january ), 1851
q" the 18th day Of june, 1879 an apesss ~" "s
W .h eft hin of nv wife which DESTROYED INC us.
Of the limb and left her helpless iisr . S
IN mos s were terrible and her life was rapaly eI
aMav After trying everything !has co o.l.f I
sh";ght or heard OF in medicine, Wlin1us st ~lo
t,,o heard Of and sent for DIR. H. Il. kooels', VAN w
hS 'I hs vital electromagnetic power IN o %
,30nI restored the use Of tile limb. oAe h m"N
ahle to walk to his office for treatment w" '">
home without assistance. ", 9 pAsSETT
Captain OF the "NAR1hA'
c.arrh, Bronchit. Affection Of the Left EFT LING ,ns;
nvsnepsa. Palpitation Of the Heart WI" "''
v;Ty We'll any way" all cured =, any,. strsst !,
New Orleans, January !, leey.
hereby certify that have been very n.a0 aasc
Acted with nasal catarrh bronchitis severe "ne n
ton Of the left lung papaion Of the az. asaii M S
worst form of dyspepsia tor one year, auu ~ , WI"
nassing into quick consumption surely anu ~ ~ th
tsSa Five Of the most eminent physicians ., 'n,
ctv failed TO afford me any relief before ~.
nr Roberts, Dr. r. has wonderfully ,on H.,
and thongh under treatment, am steaNily Ga r.",
daily. viii cheerfully answer inquiries p0'''A
ally a,.n WILLIAM ZIEGLER.
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,s;,rsn WILLIAM ZIEGLER.
APTICULAR RHEUMATISM, :,
NJ il,laNna ,Juno 9TH, IL

ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM; ,soo
- New Orleans, June 9TH, leeo;
have been an Ss dlop ssa the
msntss rhs usual and he prescriptions
hat .,s should become cripple tn ~
heard Of and applied to Or. T. Il ROBERTS wv mao
forded me Immediate relief, anu Dy NA "eeA "'e
netic treatment perfect GuI1.
(Signed) n T..rst s..
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CONSULTATION FREE.

n, pORERrS Diagnoses Diseases wltnou' 4"''
d. "o t;nnsNOflice hours, A. NJ. to 7 ?. NJ
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s,, r,n,n OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 4 FORTUNE
loI1IXlANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Vas regularly Sy ths nsE; GF
a% n% FoR s s pledged.
M Sen RoR' yc' xiS coo
s reserve o0 Ito urano sealss
which 1t mas Sn o second Tuesday "'
ulou'oI W." W." At The following disribution:
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r,Na0RaENENrCTTHR W0MB DYSPEPSIA
NV ''ss1-X AND CORkHCEA ..u.,h,r
MIRA Louisa w eimer, s4s -asgs l Sr:| isncoT
afflicted with engagement OF ..I ",,rad hv III
KoDeln ~ =. ny !. = :. Sept. 1854
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$S.tsE New Orleans, January 3, ICY.
!, hereby certify /, that ss1s ';s s's %r having
WITH as spy remedies prescribed " different s%
unet ph an Of city all q whom failed
DO ms particle ofgcod Twas etfectuay curso y
Dr.. r. Z. RObetrs. -, -, ,.;su of genera
DR.. Roberts has also cgrea my my w nasal eatsrri
n9 Ssatness Of the right ear she having sans.e.
non the last named disease for ten ~ years
/ viii answer inquiries. ,ouN I1nGE.
{Signed) 49,. JUN
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D No. q Second street,
Carrolton, La, January ), leeo;
have suffered awfully with IN auaI whom n
sta lu aared ne any relief until applied to pl
= RnSsrts. who has been treating me la ~. 90. on
NTH, H. "0g am now only two happy to testify tina
t%a tnn,or has been entirely removed my eel
era era health Is becoming excellent. .cApnoN
lSiCned) Mrs. THERESENA hA"ANnoN'
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SCHOOL BOYS AFFECTED BY STOCKS


carson (Ney.) Appeal, March 22d
"Guess / won't take in the school to-
day" said Carson urchin with Sunday s
appeal in his hand.
"Why not?" asked an old man at his
side. "Would YOU decline to pluck the
fruit of the tree of knowledge when it lies
within such easy reach %
"Concordia has fallen off ten cents, and
don't dare to show up until it picks up
again"
What have the fluctuations of Concor-
dia got to do with your studies
GA good DEAL" answered the boy.
"My teacher has hundred shares of the
stock, and when it falls off a few cents we
all catch it heavy. | keep my eye on the
list, and when there's break you bet l
don't 90 to school. 1 play sick. Golly
how she basted me when Mount Diablo
busted down to two dollars. When it was
sellin at twenty she was as good as pie. |
was the first Teller that got on to the
break, snd I told the boys of my class that
if she didn't sell there'd be the devil to
pay. heard Uncle Fraser say it was a
good short, and never slept wink for a
week. l grabbed the Appeat the first
thing every morning. and when saw her
keel down to sixteen skipped to the hills.
Lord how she did bang Johnny Dobson
round that morning. was in hopes that
the blasted mine would pick up, but the
water got in the lower levels, and l knew
we were in for it. She licked somebody
for every dollar it dropped. After it
struck eight dollars it picked up little.
and we had time to get well. My mothers
been patohin' my pants now ever since the
big break in Sierra Nevada, and if the
market don't take turn pretty soon I'm
goin' to quit the public school and go to
work ON ranch"
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Explanatory: Front porch. Front hallway.
S-Sitting room. 4Bed-room. 5-Psrlor. g.
Kitchen. Pantry. s-Store-room. A-Doorway
in which deceased fell when shot. B-Lounge. c.
Table D-Sewing machine. E-Bed. F-Wash-
stand. G-Bureau.
l do not know that heard the pistol, and
at first did not know that he was shot, but l
Immediately saw blood run upon the floor,
and then / knew that he was. She then
went up to him and put the pistol close to
his head-it may have touched him-and she
fred again. As soon as she had done SO she
said,
81 HAVE KILLED HIN, AND AM GLAD OF IT.
He would not live with me, and there's no
other one that can have him. When we
were talking in the room about her being
Jealous of him, and he saying that he was
true to her. Mr.. Hamilton asked her if she
would believe the stories of those old women,
and she said she would not, but I don't think
she really believed him.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Dyxsox .Judoe


WEDNESDAY, March 3d.
Warren Heaton VS.. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company--Continued for the session by consent
Jury waived by attorneys for parties.
J. T. Tranter VS.. Mary Hamlin-Continued by
consent until April 10, 1881.
Charles Swansonvs. William Swanson-Continuet
for the session.
Feronica Miller vs. the City of sacramento-Con
tinued for the session.
Estate of Alexander Hodgden, an incompetent
Matter set for hearing March &c, 1881, at 10 A NJ
The People vs. Nancy A. Hamilton, indictment
for murder-On trial.
In the matter of the estate OF c. c. Hayden-Geo
f. Brouner, Public Administrator filed petition fol
letters of administration Set for hearing on Apri
4, 1881.
Court adjourned.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
The People VS.. Nancy A. Hamilton, for murd,r-
On trial.
C. Anderson VS.. 10. Davis ct al.
NJ. W. Davis vs. w. L. Pritchard.
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The trouble about taking medicine
warranted to cure all diseases is that it
may not know exactly what is wanted of
it, aud in that case it viii go fooling around
in the system trying to cure you of some
disease you have not got.
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PASSENGER lists.


CARIIs, March 23d.- The ft'tcwinl
through passengers passed Carlin to-d.,y, t
arrive In Sacramento tomorrow Mrs. Y
w. Clement, Miss A. Clement, San Jose
Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid, New York; Thomas
Kelly, Boston /; Mrs. Large, Miss n. A.
Large, Dubuque, Ia ; Mrs NJ. Carr, Louis.
vile. KY; w. H. Howlsnd, San Francisco
Z. Fisher, Columbus, Neb.; II. A. Cham
bers, Omaha Mrs Smith, Oakland j.
Maddox, Illinois; ]. Q. Dsbrow, Pennsy'-
yania.
KANSAS CRY, March 22d.-The follow
ing are the names of California passengers
via the A., I. and S. T. Railroad tonight
A. G. Marston of San jose, on train %.
Thomas House, Hardin, Mo; VIM. Martin
and mother, John Fox and wife, Norborne,
Mo-; Robert Smith and family, Carrolltop,
Mo; Wiley Battery and family. Norborne,
Mo-; Charles Basen and John Taben, Har-
din, Neon the emierant train.
OMAHA. March 2Sd. = The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 12:l5P NJ. to arrive in Sacramento
March 9th: G. A Craw, Portland, Or J.
III. Thompson, Nettie Holbrook, D. Mos
grove, B. Held, A. D. Harrison, San Fran
cisco james D. Walker, Miss Walker, San
Rafael; John Mimic and wife, Toronto I;
Mr.. and Mrs. jerks, Walter jerks, London !;
J. Hidalgo and wife, La Paz, L. c.; b. J.
Seiberlich, Philadelphia; G. L. Montgom-
cry, Yokohama; c. Hoffman, Chicago.
MoJAvE, March 23d.-The following pas
sengers passed Mojave to-day, to arrive in
San Francisco tomorrow W. Page, John
Kavan. G. S. Chwaittacher. !. P. Bender,
San Francisco; G. i. Hall. Kansas City /;
I. Jones, Sacramento; Robert Cleveland,
Mendocino J. D. Dunlap, Wallace Leach,
John Deval, Los Angeles; Mrs. A. Welte,
Sacramento ; j. L. Stephens, New York; J.
]. Henderson, Portland Rufus s. Merref.
Boston John H. Paddock, Vermont J. NJ.
Hixson and wife, Miss Ada L. Hixson, e. J.
Baldwin,. S. K. Nickels, Charles H. Clark,
Warren Richards. San Francisco; P. S. VIII
cox and wife, Oakland Bernard Beele. John
Sentous. George White, Los Angeles J. P.
Bolierwell, Yolo: H. Yount, Compton !;
Lsaara.a z R;,,.ro I.l;aai.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
4 Fierce struggle

Disease is ever preying upon man. From the cradle
to the grave more than one-haf OF the human family
have TO contest inch by inch the progress of some
ailment. What boon then must BaISTOL'S
SARSAPARILLA and PILLS be. They purge out
all poisonous matter; they purify the blood and
humors they give tone and power to the whole
system, and enable the boy to throw off disease
that would otherwise have hurried it to the grave.
mr24-1t
Go TO the Lafayette, X ST.. bet. Third and
Fourth, for fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Tie
Best Billiard Table IN town. j. o. HECTOR. d1-3plm
For oysters COOKED 10 Perfection, in
every STYLE or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Clunie Block, Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. mrl6 I'm
Bay the s'B0ss" Coffee Pot.-Et makes the
best and clearest Coffee in two minutes. hanniac
tured and for sale at the Cheap Tnware and Jobbng
Shop, 4l4 X st. bet. Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento.
mrl1-1m
Cakes, Pies and al kinds OF Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERsoN's. mr2-lm
ali who Have Tried W. F. Peterson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought Try them mr2-lm
For the Choicest, Freshest, Homemade
Comic ctionery, all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retsil-call at HENRY
FISHERS. fe25lm
For the Fest and Cheapest Meals in
| the city, 90 to HENRY FISHER. fe23-im
Fer Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc, go TO
HENRY FISHER, No. sos street, between Fifth
and Sixth. fezS-lm
| CaFd.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretons of youth, weak
ness carly decay loss of manhood. etc, will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy discovered by missionary in
| South America Send selfaddressed envelope TO
the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station D, New
| York CITY, o14-ThSTu6m
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IMpoRrANcE OF TEAcH1NG SCIENCE

IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING SCIENCE
From a recent debate in the House of
Lords, it seems the Importance of teaching
science is beginning to be recognized among
the English nobility. According to Ma
ture. the Earl of Spencer made use of the
following remarks " There was no more
important matter than the application of
science to the art of agriculture. Great at
tention had of late years been properly
called to the great aid which science gave
to the various classes of manufacturers and
producers and that principle applied
with quite as great force to agriculture as
to any other art. That was especially the
case at the present moment when the
country was inquiring narrowly into the
whole of our agricultural system. Ii sci
ence could enable an agriculturist to pro-
duce more from land than he had hitherto
done, it would add another to the many
useful things it had been the means of ac-
complishing It had been decided by the
Science and Art Department, in conse-
quence of the pressure for accommodation
for science classes, not to have special
class for agricultural science this year. see
ing that botony, geology and chemistry.
which are so intimately connected with ag.
riculture, are taught separately"
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She didn't seem to sense anything only
ruffies aud such like Her mind all seemed
to be narrowed down and puckered up,
just like trimmin' III Josiah Aliens Wife.
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William B. Latham, Jr to William C. Latham,
February %, 1ssl-Grant OF 100 acres on Sherman
Island, being the southeast quarter of section 8,
township 2porth, range 2 east.
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The ladies of Sacramento are invited to
visit our millinery rooms, No. 523 j street,
to-day. and examine our plttern bonnets, hats,
etc, with all the latest in trimmings for the
spring styles. Bond & Huntsman.
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Sarah NJ Barley to E, P. Rowell, March 10. 1881,
for S55o-The east half of lot 2, between Twenty
fifth and Twenty sixth, II and l streets, SacIa-
EiJod 1oroI, ood
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HI. III. PIERsOS.
+. =. TEBBETs,

u FAVE WESTERN HOTEL, SACRAMENTO, AT
Il 7:30 and 11:30 A. NJ. and P. NJ every day, the
first trip connecting with trains for Woodland and
up country, and the second with trains for San
Francisco Leave Davisville for Sacramento at
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TRUNKS and valises-the largest stock and
best variety. Mechanics Store.