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THE MARK HOPKINS ESTATE.
Inventory Filed by the Appraisers-De-
tails OF the Document.

tallS OF the document
There was fled Saturday morning. pursu-
ant to an order of the Probate Department
Of the Superior Court of San Francisco, the
inventory of this estate, as sworn to by A. j.
Bryant, b. B. Redding and f. III. Miller, Jr.,
the appraisers. The affidavit accompanying
the inventory is dated May Is, 1879. The
total Of the several accounts is given as fol-
lows:
Moneys belonging to the deceased. m s27I, ,Ts4 90
Stocks. 7,63i,9Sl o.
Bonds. 6,9S4. sal 90
Stocks bonds, ETC., owned jointly with
Stanford, Huntington and Crocker.. I,450 e57 OF
Live stock, wagons, etc. ............. 97Sl 90
Household furniture, etc. c............ 2i7q45 81
Debts due the estate, open accounts. 2,7l972S 30
Debts du- tho sstate, bills receivable. 55S69a 30
Cash and bills receivable owned jointly
by estate, with $. H. Miller and others T,433 So
Real estate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900 100 s8
1otAi .FSu.Ot&tlUL J1
All the foregoing estate is represented as
being community property
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OFFICE AND DENTAL DEPOT :e7Na
Masonic Temple, Sacramento, Cali S9hD
fornia Tditor and publisher Of the DENTAL JAIRus,
= Monthly Journal Of Dental Science. Price, 81 30
per year in advance single copies 25 cents a2S II
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If ALL Our REApERs could experiences the
benefits from Trask's Msgretic Ointment
which we have, they would need no urging to
always keep supplied with t.-tExchange.
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WILLIAM T.. MILLER

Gate with Floberg).
AI0. 69S STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, ec
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler Importer ATN,
and Desla- In Watches. sllverware. Jewelry, - a
etc. Repairing specially, under Robert csss.eA
March. Ali country orders promptly attended 70.
R2Siptf
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Hammers Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures
constipation, liver complaint and puriiies the
blood
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-16

HAMMERS Cascars Ssgrada Bittsrs is the
best spring medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-16

HsMMER's Cascara Sagrada Bitters is an
aatieiote for malaria.
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Matthew XII, 8: And
blessed is he whosoever
shall not find an occa-
sion Of stumbling in me.
Matthew XII, 10: And
wisdom is justified by her
works.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-16

HAsxkRs CascAkA sAesaDABurrRs for habitua
constipation
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Matthew xix, II: And
he said unto him, Why
lsketh thou me concern
ing that which is good
One there is who is
good; but ii thou
wouldst enter into life,
keep the Commandments.
Matthew Xxx, %: And
Inc saith unto them, Ye
hall drink indeed OF my
,up, and be baptized
With the baptism that
an baptized with but to
sit on my right hand, and
N my left. is not mine
20 give, except TO those
or whom it is prophe
lied of my Father.
Matthew xiii II
tomit entirely.l
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MARX


MARX viii, 30, 81: In Mark yiii., %,
wnat shall 1t profit man, what doth it pso
II he shall gain the whole to gain the who
world and lose his own and forfeit his iif
pui For what cas-
Or what shall a man equivalent for IN,
give in exchange for his
sculg
Mark ix., 44-i6: where Mark tx. A
their worm dieth not, andlentirelyl
the fire is not qucnchea
And il thy foot Offend
thee. cut it off it is bet
ter for thee to enter halt
into lifs, than having twe1
feet to.b be cast into hell,t
into the fire that never
shall be quenched;
Where sheir worm dieth
not, and the fire is not
quenehed..
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Ne,o Version.
Matthew ill.,, /: In
those days cometh John
the Baptist. preaching
n the wilderness OF Ju-
dea.
Matthew ill.,, Is: Then
he suffereth him.
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DENTISTRY.
n. III. PIERsON,

~ ENLIST, ais STREET. BETwEENHWR
~ Fourth and Fifth. Sacramento Arti @9ffD
6cal Teeth inserted Cold Yuleanite and all bases
trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth. mli-lm
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Matthew iv., 5: Then
the devil taketh him up
into the holy city and
setteth him on the pin.
nacle of a mountain
Matthew ir., 6: And
saith unto him, II thou
be the Son Of God, cast
thyself down ; for it is
written, He shall give
his angels charge con-
cerning thee, and on
their hands they will
bear thee up, lest at any
time thou dash thy foot
against q stone.
Matthew iv., s: Again.
the devil taketh him
unto an exceeding high
mountain and sheweth
him all the kingdoms Of
the W. rid, and the glory
of them.
Matthew iv., O: And
said unto him, etc.
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Mark tx, 44-s6: tosnit
.ntirelyl

i Luke ix., 25: For what
lis q whole world II a man
lose for forfeit) bis own
self.
Luke TX, S5: And there
came a voice out Of the
cloud saying, This Is my
Sou, my chosen.
Luke ", Is. 16: And
thou, Capernum, shalt
thou be exalted unto
heaven; thou shalt be
brought down into hades.
He that heareth you
heareth me /; and he that
Ireiecteth you rejecteth
him that sent me.
Luke XII ., 8, 4: And
he said unto them, When
lye pray say, Our Fathe-,
Haliowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come. Give
us day by day our daily
bread, And forgive our
sins, for we ourselves also
forgive every one that is
indebted to US, aud lead
US not into temptation.
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Matthew vi, 1: But
take heed that ye do not
: your righteousness be.
, fore men, to be seen by
I them ; otherwise We have
! no reward of your
Father which is in. heav.
en.
:: Matthew vi, 9-I3
, Our Father which art in
r heaven, hallowed be
D Thy name-Thy king
J dom come, Thy will be
done as In helven, 80 on
I. earth Give US this day
. our daily bread, and for
give US our debts as VIZ
r also have forgiven oul
debtors And lead u.
rnot into temptation, bul
r deliver US from the evil
(0mit the rest.)
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John xxi, Is. 10, Il
Simon, son Of John. (The
same in each verse.)
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Ole Larsen Solum died in Minnesota the
other day, aged ITO years. Curiously
enough he had been unable to read without
glasses for forty years, did not split half
cord of wood the day before his death, and
in other ways acted entirely unlike the
average centenarian.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-16

Matthew xvii, 25: He
saith, Yes. And when
he was come into the
house Jesus spoke first,
etc.
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nEETIsT.-REMoyED TO QUINN'sGHxA
Building, corner Fourth and gtreetsl uf{fx1
Irtihcial Teeth Inserted on all bases. Improved
Mauid Nitrous Oxide Cas- for the Painless Extrac.
tlor ~ TAeth a2A-9
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'lgive the light OF the
knowledge OF the glory
of God in fhe face Of
Jesus Christ.
! III. Corinthians XII, 20 /:
For ye bear with ia a
man bring you into bond
age.
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Hebrews IL, O.: But We
see Jesus, who was made
little lower than the an
gels, for the suffering oI
death, crowned with yiory
and honor that be by
the grace OF God should
taste death for every man
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H. Corinthians ri 20
For yc suffer, II a mar
bring you into bondage.
II a man devour you, II
a man take Of you, II a
man exalt himself. il q
man smfe you on the
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Fl Acts H., AZ: And the
E Lord added to them, day
Shy day, those that were
being saved.
: Acts viii, 4: Entirely
-omit
! Acts viii, 81: And
: Philip said: II thou be-
2 llievest with all thine
! heart, thou mayest.
] (Omit the rest.)
| Acts xvii, %: For az
] II passed by and beheld
! your devotions, l found
Ian 'altar with this in .
scription To an Un-
, Ikno xn God. What,
= therefore, ye worship
J unknowingly, this de-
lclare ] unto you.
J Acts xiii, 9: And
;lthere arose a great cry /;
I land the Scribes that
! ''Iwere of the Pharisees'
eIpart arose, and strove,
] saying, We find no evil
ain this man /; but II a
b spirit or an angel hath
t spoken to him Omit the
lrest-1
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.
Advertisements Of Eve lines In this department are
inserted for 70 cents for one time three times f0g 30
ssnts or rs cents per week.
ENoUND-A PURSE-DURING THE fzzzzsUyry7
Il Sabbath school Convention. Can
be obtained by calling upon W. II. HOB.
BY, 81 street, and paying costs OF ad- Vls1z2zy
vertising m14.3t5
WTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE 49,
w with about five rooms, for small fam III:
lily; rent not to exceed $50 per month Ad- Hssttll
dress NJ. JOHNSON, Postofice. m13 81
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
"ANTED-ALL KINDS HELP MALE AND
Wv Female. Particular attention paid to Fur
nishng Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with
Help, free Of charge TO employers. HOUSTON &
CO., one door south Of Fourth and streets, Sac
ramento city. m131pt
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Ephesians vi, ~ :.
Grace be with them that
love our Lord Jesus
Christ wish sincerity.
Amen.
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Genesis iy., 10: And tn,
Lord said unto him
Therefore, whosover slay
eth Cain, vengeance shal
be taken on him seven
fold. And the Lord set {
mark upon Cain, lest any
finding him should xii
him.
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sTocKs.
The stocks owned by the decedent are thus

All the foregoing estate Is represented as
being community propertv
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-16

Matthew ", 10: Blessed
were they which were
prosecuted for righteous
ness sake, etc.
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light Of the knowledge o
the glory of God in tn,
face Of Jesus Christ.
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Old Version. New Version.
Genesis w., Z: II thou Genesis iy., 7: II thou
doess WELL shalt thou not doest well shalt thou
be accepted? And il thouIh the exceilency Tor
doess not well. sin liethIthe birthright preroga
at the door: and unto tye)? And il thou dost
thee shall be his desire, not WELL sin. Offering
aad thou shalt rule DER lcroucheth at the door,
him. The desire Of thy brother
Ishall be sI,hiecf ti,as
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ii. Thessalonians l., 6:l ii. Thessalonians 9 :
Seeing It is rghteouslH so be that u il a right.
thng with God to recon- eous thing to wish God to
pense trbolation TO them rccompense afiiiction 10
that trouble you. them that sfiict you
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

evening. Well, Mrs. Smith was as
nice as ever, but her husband Is =
very quiet man. He hardly said a
word at first, and the gentlemen
were so stiff with each other that |
began to wish we hadn't come: but
presently it came out that Mr.
Smith was in the army with AR
thur, and you know how much
Howard thinks of HAM. We were
all right after that indeed we've
always heard a good deal about Mr..
Smith, but of course, we never
dreamed this was the man. How
could we be expected to identify
Smith? | do believe we shall be
good friends all around, and I'm so
glad, for Eve been downright lone
ly since Mary Bright moved away,
though | wouldn't own it before.
Aunt Abbie, what do you think
Howard said to me last Sabbath :?
tie asked if | would have any OBJ
lection to his taking class in Sab
path-school. | declare, | could have
cried! To be sure, I've always said
a good deal about having Sabbath
to ourselves, but | never meant to
hinder him from anything he felt
to be his duty. l am so penitent
about it that l don't know but |
shall go into the Sabbath-school
myself when baby gets older. You
are responsible for the whole of it.
If get to be a regular Mrs. Jellaby
you'll please to remember whose
fault it is. No, / don't mean that,
Auntie dear; I'll tell you what |
really think, and that is, that Mrs.
Charles was right when she said /:
"The Masters work makes weary feet,
But it leaves the spirit glad"
Ever your affectionate niece,
HATTIE"
-PresbWerian.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
Better be Sure than Sorry.

"Better be sure than sorry !" said
garden-worker, when his employ
er expressed a doubt whether it
were necessary to cover certain
vegetation to protect it from the
frost. Better be sure than sorry "
A man who is not sure is pretty
likely to be sorry. He who takes
things on trust will be quite likely
to be cheated and disappointed at
last. The business man who treads
in uncertain paths, who is not sure
of his course, is very likely TO be
sorry he has taken it.
Keep on the safe side. Be sure
rather than sorry. Do not give
yourself the benefit of every doubt.
Be lenient to others faults, but
strict regarding yourown. If there
be an act which in your mind is
doubtful or questionable, in its
character, take the course of wis
dom and prudence. 1t would be a
terrible thing to be mistaken in the
final day; it is better to be sure
here than to be sorry at the judg-
ment seat of Christ.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

,,,,o lamp burned low, the hour was late,
-r,,o o,nbers died within the CRATE,
~ with an anxious brow she safe,
,,d Questioned keenly of eday
~ closed, that had been toiled away
=, ,,.7rly that would not brook delay;
IT bod not meant she sighed, "to see
y slim nv grasp, and yet there be
IA separate duty done for Thee!
..rbi> lite trustful sleeper here,
Who clogs me with love so dear
Now could keep my conscience clear,
..rf recreant to the word said
That day beside the dying bed,
TfsiIed TO win the nursing bread?
..so working with such full accord,
IS finds therein its own reward,
I'VE left no margin for my Lord"
INST then the golden head was stirred,
Asinits nesta crooEing bird;
And then her voice she deemed she heard:
4O sister such dream l had!
n sweet and strange, it made me glad:
Thought that you We're sitting sad
4RecauSe the king of all the land
Had sent the people his command,
Tobring him. each, gift in hand.
oADd in my dream 1 saw you there,
And heard you say, NO hands can bear
Agift that are so filled with care.
o,Ehat care?' the king said; and he smiled
To hear you answer, wailing wild,
Ionly toll to feed a child!'
"And then, with such a look divine,
Twas that awaked me with it's shine)
He whispered, "B6 the child is naine!"
She sprang to clasp, with arms outthrown
The little dreamer: all was lone
And hushed: the dream had been her own
IS. s. Times
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
WORK THAT WILL LAST.

There, now! there is something
done that will last, [ hope" said
Mrs Henderson, as she carefully
tightened the covers Of some fine
jars Of fruit. ~ like housekeeping
well enough, but I do think it is
discouraging sometimes to have
your work eaten up before you can
turn around"
"You have done several things
besides that which will last" said
Aunt Abbie, quietly.
Il don't see how you can prove
that, Auntie mine," was the reply,
as Mrs. Henderson seated herself in
a low rocker and laid a caressing
hand on the old lady's knee.
The bright, gray eyes regarded
her kindly.
when Abbie broke that dish
right in the most trying time of
your hurried morning, [ knew you
we'll enough to dread a sharp word
That was not allowed to come. Alb
bic IS not careless child; she will
remember your forbearance longer
IMAM you think. When you took
time last evening to read that sci
entlhc article to Bob, I thought it
was beyond his depth; but | soon
found that you must have laid the
foundation before for the eager in
terest which he showed. Such a
taste will be a great safeguard.
Depend upon it, that is work that
Will last. When Mrs. Vale called
u. ask contribution to Home Mis-
SONS was glad to see you respond
So SO willingly. [ have lived at the
west, | know better than you do
y4e far-reaching possibilities of
Fnat you would call small gift. +"
There are people whom a word
VI praise will send down into the
valley OF humiliation quicker than
%yoIume of reproofs," Mrs. Hender-
S ,Ll exclaimed, vehemently. "Aunt
apple, you don't know anything
8 T 1t! You are not always here,
ti III cross ten times where I'm pa
n?nt once, and [ must be always
II;i r3 opportunities to do the
Nl itlI, OF work you mean"
,or, "ell' my dear, perhaps there is
' ,r truth IN your self-reproaches.
bo was sorry when your pastor was
a og9 last week, to have you so quick
f If J; decldedin refusing his request.
Ho o IT not seem to me unreasona-
"a ", but I can't do thatl I can't
s 81 ealing on new people in the
tb 'aIeh' | told Mr.. Kent [ wasn't
~lg tl one at all for that"
.., w no IS to do it, Hattie ?"
ell wen [ don't know-Mrs. Low
T W. ana Mrs. Peterson. They're al
'@yS making calls"
/ most ana nc because they do their ut
4 to d therefore they should be asked
trine?" Is 1haC your ooc-
n"'tle blushed little.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
v. Va. UNIVERSITY

Nine departments of study; textbooks
furnished at cost: calander arranged to suit
teachers; expenses for one year from &I75 to
$500: non-sectarian, LIBERAL thorough.
Fall Term begins September 9TH, 1851.
Attendance last year from % counties of
West Virginia, and from States and Terri
tories; Number of students larger than for
ten years previous.
aa"For catalogues and other information,
apply to the Acting President, ID. B. Purin-
ton, Morgantown, w. Va.
June %, 1881.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
Interpretation.

nv MARGARET ]. PRESTON,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-02-16
How to Pay a Compliment.

To pay compliment is to tell the truth,
and to tell it as though you meant it. And
the only way to do that is to mean it. If
girl is pretty or accom- lished. if she plays
we'll. or sings well, or dances well, or talks
well; if in word she pleases, why in the
name of common sense shouldn't she be
told Of it? Don't blurt it out before every.
body. That will only serve to make her
feel uncomfortable and make you appear
ridiculous. Say it quietly when opportuni.
~ offers, but say it strongly. Convey the
idea distinctly and fully, SO that there may
be no mistake about it. But don't do it
" otficlally." Formally is about the coolest
thing known. More than one maiden has
been happy-say for half an hour-by a
mans taking the trouble to say pleasant
thing about a toilet that he liked, and
many OF fashions follies have been given
up hy the girls when they noticed dis.
Greet silence concerning them on the part
of their gentleman friends. A bewtching
little blacI.eyed beauty once said to a
gentleman; . like to have you say sweet
things 10 me, it seems to come SO easy and
natural In general terms, it may be said
that it is always better to say an agreeable
thing than disagreeable one better for
all parties. The gallant, who, when Il
young lady stepped on his foot while dane
ing, and asked pardon, said, Don't men
ton it; dainty little foot like that
wouldn't hurt daisy" not only told the
truth, but doubtless felt more comfortable
than the boor who, when his foot was
stepped on, roared out, "That's right clint
all over me with your great clumsy hoofs
Boston Transcript
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-02-16
IngerSoll Again Attacked.
A DELAWARE GRAND JURY AFTER HIM.

The grand Jury Of New Castle county,
Del, at Wilmington, vi, tuesday, in its
final report, complimented Chief Justice
Comegys for his ''incisive and we'll timed
declarations upon blasphemy," and added :
1.-THE audacity with which the notorious
blasphemer, known as Robert G. Ingersoll.
recently announced his purpose to lecture
in this city on infidelity has no parallel in
the habits Of respectable vagabondism.
Practically he therein proposes to destroy
the sanctity and comforting influences of
the Sabbath, to undermine the assurances
OF faith and hope, the very pillars upon
which religion rests; to spread broadcast
among us people, happy in the promises OF
the Bible, blank, fearful doubt; TO extin.
guish every ray of light that may shine
upon the trusting Christians path of life,
in death, even to the souls eternal rest.
For the assurances of prompt and ex.
emplary punishment which the honorable
the court has expressed, in all such cases
hereafter, not only the grand jury, but all
Christians, will give earnest thanks. And to
the end that this despised revilerof religion
may not again deal out his impious rhetoric
in our city with impunity, the grand jury
recommends that the city authorities be re.
quested to prevent his public appearance
here in future in the character of arch.
blasphemer and reviler Of God and religion.
Let him bO taught that in Delaware bias
phemy is a crime, and, as such, will be- pun.
isked by fine and imprisonment" 1t is
generally understood that should Ingersoll
attempt to lecture in the State again he
will be arrested and tried. Though no en-
gagement has been made. it is further un.
derstood that Ingersoll shortly will deliver
lecture at the Opera House in Whining.
ton.