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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-15

THIS best and cheapest line Of gents nnder
wear is at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-15

LADIEs,- hne kid. bAsket-leather, boxed
asuef1 Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-15

ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE is taking the place OF
al foreign wines.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-15

kT All accounts due must Be settled
within sixty days.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-16

O1Ilce lOT Tile lue treatment VI BIiNdtC liz
eases, So Exchange Place, New Orleans.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING pay required
until q cure is effected. Private diseases cured
in a few days without the use OF mercury, polls
onous doses or injections. The treatment adopt
ed by him Is that which has the approval OF the
most distinguished surgeons Of Paris. London.
and New York, and its universal success has
proved beyond q doubt that a permanent cure
for the worst cases of constitutional syphilis
gonorrhea, gleet, structure, enlargement of the
prostate gland, rheumatism. Cancers, diseases
produced by a certain solitary practice, ETC., can
now be obtained to a moral certainty If aPplica-
ton be made to those whose intel.igen ;e, eXpe-
rience and skill can ibe relied on. DR.. hullen's
treatment of diseases ;is the most perfect ever
discovered. 1t is the shortest. safest and surest.
The patient is not detained from business, but a
cure is obtained in a few days without pain.
Inconvenience or a change in diet. Y0nng men
or others who by carnal excess have brought
about Involuntary ! seminal emissions, general
debility or constitutional derangame, may con-
suit DR.. Mullen with honorable confidence, He
offers them q perfect cure Patients treated at
a distance by correspondence. All communica-
tions strictly private.
BENZ. f. MULLEN, NJ. D..
marl0-1y 95 Exchange Place, New Orleans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-16
Frederick Tells his love.


"And you really love me dearly?' he
asked. as he coiled his arm around her
wasplike system.
"And You will always love me sop
"Always. Frederick; ever So"
"And you pledge me to sew but-?'
"Sirl"
"You pledge me to so beautify my
life that it will always be as happy as
now?"
"With my last breath, Frederick"
.And, darling, you will mend my
soc-?"
"Your what, siri'
ssYou viii mend my social ways and
draw me upward and onward to q bet
ter existence?'
at will be the pride of my love so to
do. Frederick. / will sacrifice all for
yonr complete happiness"
ST know that, sweetheart. But sup.
nose in the fullness of time. some ac-
cident should happen toto say the
trou-?"
"You forget yourself, sir. To the
what?"
s.To the trousseau. Would it defer
the nOur buut uahCo lo0
"Neyer. Frederick. / am yours
mind and heart, and naught can sepa-
rate u.s." ~.
should my pant
"Begone. sir, what do you meant"
"Hear me. my life. I saw if my pan
ting bosom should grow cold in death,
wonld your love still warm itg'
GAS the sun melts the iceberg: Fred-
erick. SO wonld the rays OF my affeetion
thrill your heart again."
.sAnd Won will care for me ever, my
soul, and I for You. for Though | may
never have a sbir-"
"Enoughi Leave me forever"
"But listen Though / may never
have a Sinking disposition. | shall
a,metimes, perhaps. in the struggle OF
life. forget the plain dntv-"
"And I'll remind you Of il, Freder-
ick in tender actions. and make the du-
ties OF existence 50 pleasant Of perior.
nance that to avoid them VII be pain.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-16
DRx MULLEN'S

| Office for the the treatment Of private dis
eases, So Exchange Place, New Orleans.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-16
WM. LIEGLEK.
ARTICULAR RHEUMATISM.

New orleans, June 9th, 1880
have Aeen very badly affected with articu-
lar rheumatism and dropsy OF the knee joints,
they being swollen very large, still and painful
for months. The usual remedies and %prescrip-
lions | tried did me no good / had made up my
| mind that | should become a permanent cripple.
a then heard of and applied to DR.. Roberts, who
I1fordcd me Immediate relief, and by six weeks
! magnetic treatment a perfect cure. NJ. WAuLIG
Corner Philip and Freret SITS,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-16
IJNSUMT Nun.
WILLIAM EBERT,
ORNAMENTAL
Iron and Wire Work,

194 & 1877, Magazine ST., New Orleans.
Wrought, Cast and Wire House and Gene
terry Railing, V%erandahs, Brackets, Bars
Shutters, Doors and Fastenings, and all de-
scriptions of plain and ornamental work,
constantly on hand or made to order.
Vases, Parlor and Garden Fountains
Aquariums, Statuary, Flower Pot Brackets,
Wire Flower Stands, Settles, and Garden
Chairs.
Pedestals, Weather Vanes and Stable
Fittings. mar31-1y
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-16
WANTED.

w AoS G0
By a suitable and trustworthy servant, a
situation in city, town or country; can fur-
nish the most satisfactory references from
the best families in America. / am willing
To give gratutious service for a few days to
those who intend to employ. My qualih-
cations as a family servant are
First.-I am of age and hav powerful
arm. =.
Second.-I am of good forM well built,
and have an iron coustituti II
Third need no doctor 4 t'never have
fits.
Fourth.-I am a good worker and will
ling at all times.
Fifth require no rest, as | never tire.
drops of oil each day, which keeps me ex-
c~eedingly nim4e. ,
Seventh have not a single vice or bad
habit.
Eighth.-I never ask for a holiday.
Ninth | always give satisfaction, no mat
ter how fast | am compelled to work:
Tcnth.-I have a simple yet effective de-
vice for doing all kinds of sewing.
Eleventh. have no country cousins or
other company.
Twelfth have no particular religion,
but am willing to conform to tEs belief OF
MY employer.
Thirteenth.-I can easily 10 the work OF
the largest family. ,
Fourteenth am d thoroughbred
American born, and cared in the city OF
Philadelphia and State Of Pennsylvania.
Fifteenth-Having been employed by
families nj all N~ationalities, | can under
stand one language as well as another.
Sixteenth am a friend to every one,
and no family should be without me.
Nv name is American, and | am a sew
ing machine.
/ can always be found at the
American Sewing Machine Co.,
1879 Canal St, New Orleans, La.
Agent for Domestic Patterns. Catalogue
free. Address, y. l.. GEEK.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-06-16

Am6TlCdH O6WIHS MdUHIL6 OU'J
1879 Canal St, New Orleans, La.
Agent for Domestic Patterns: Catalogue
free. Address, o.. l.. GEER.
noy25 "
, 1881-07-14
PROBATE COURT.

The will Of Jamcs WMrd, fortuor nuiltling aud
Supply Agent OF tho IIoard OF Education. was
proven, ul,l tho bsnd Ut William a. Anborg, tho
executor. In $4,000 WIS approved. Tho vnluo
OF tho real a7d personal estate IS ss7 600, which
ia bequcathcd TO tho widow, his children, SAruh
Agnes Atnl,ur9, Mar1ottt 1Annon, frnnk G.,
Albert J., Auno Il, Charles =. Walter M:: Ellen
William AtnharK. Thp iattor y nppoentcd, eolo
EXECUTOR and trllatDG fnr the lQlrH. The will 1a
dated May u. 1870. and wnB witnessed ty Dunno
Dnsy, Edward y. Doluno., and John O. Ilchborx.
lie will Of George X. Clark, deceased, wins
pEsven, and tho .indlv!duat bon4 or Thy exec!,-
trx and sole lcRatcG, Mrs. Isabella II. Clark, III
$lD0,tJ0 WlS nrprOvcl. r.. -. d.
1io vii az juhn Nickel, deceased, WIS proven,
and bond III $I.G4U or the executors, John Holsz
i and Iheotore slnRedorn, arproyss1; Nj: Nekel
poter's ltotnnn CATHOLIC Church, quo Aloxlnn
,!rothers ana " Josopt,s Hospitals, fh4 3, poor
nf the Poor, mud tho Ange! Guardian Asylum Mt
Ruaeh!ll. -.
In tho 1nattor Of tho cstato ot John Flcrning.
leleAsol, lottuts Of administration worc issued
to Eliza x. Fleming, ,lintler bontl Of 81 ,U0.
=, y, tho matter OF tho estate Of Jolt. Carm9dy.
Mary Carniody unlor honll Of $1,000.
, 1881-07-14
THE COURTS.
How People Pay Their Taken in
Chicago.
Tho Trials Of Mr. Hellox at tho Hands oI
Els Wifo..

nfr1~ovrrvtr f,r.AT, u.,rAwr
W rsA itatA.1 70 An4h'
10 mo County Court Yesterday morning jaas.
granted nrn,nst nil ncrsons tlolro,cnt for IN rns
fos INV, ar, ,,rt.s .nns. nxan,,. ,snnr, ,an.inaa
~. A1oo MI" !,.AoF srm's I.sIupa "ntAo oon!eetons
roughly cstllnatct 10 covur lbout f7O0,000, OF
which $5oo0t8 IL on aecount OF general taxcs,
ma s:a0ooo On aeenunt o. speenl assessments:
IN tortncr yoars tho lt1tlKnionts hnve r6hchcu
1nio @ thG mi!lons. and tno falling oI Is crnnit.
ab!0 nhKe 70 lilo rc0pIG VINO pays taxGa htlu tho
, 1881-07-14
TIppECANDE.

speeiat Dt.pasea to IA% Chitaao Tstouns.
BATTLE Qn0uN1', Ind. July Tho OBJECTS Of
tho Hoy. Thomas liarrisous ministerial! labors
were evllont last nIxht ut tho csoso OF tho lrst
sorln0n ho has doalyesod vt tho llattlo- u urouud
Gntnp-Meottng grounds, Tho tabernacle WAS
al,oat half ilI1ed. and The revyremi ovaugolIst,
p0Irso. bis ynblect bn,nH FalIS III Uod." ia
" M c4rnost tuIkct though big tun.arks Rro dis
31i.!ae1 @ md ramb4la..x. nMt t6ora u eonethnk
attention. sots thpm to thinking, ard eventually
f fhauls thSas unErsls.!uxly ~ tho ,nourners'
abont hts Eo'aarks that draws. tho
s!nner townr& tho grosss and Vt
tAere wore any who felt tho stluxs Of eousqlUnco
md wero ANXIOUS for tns prayers OF uoda peo.
lhglr 1nIckonIpx by rajsing iholr handa' and
asklna ~ 10 ro,lanahsEed. lio comes With ,ll.
Tppcoat,oo AisthoalsM and asldln9 l!sw shoavSs
e A!s Masters harvest, Next sabbath VIII 10
ar1 Gxp0ctol II, on savprnl OF the tallruads,
, 1881-07-14

Tho QQepn's SECOND ball, snys London Truth.
rstnso of Wales, who was attiroa O m 1ncon,::
saspnxhout nc ere. evening. an tae Princess sey.
i;Itu Latnsdaie ard Lady Waiter Camphc!! wore a.
csMaeuly the beauties VI the eyening, and LuAy
itllAa Higgins l0oked remarkably well. The
ehestor, who literally blazul with diamonds.
THO supper IL always most admirable at tho pnl-
ace and tho Wines une4 4cept1onab!o. notably tho
dry chatnpa9na. In this respoot tho Queen sets
NJ ox0mple Which might very vol b1 followed
Ut othsr fRshlonAble entertainments, Ut
most 0f whluh tho guests are Flthle8ly
poisoned with tho cheapest nboMluAt!onk
that eau 10 bought. Among tho loYV-
lleat OF the dfe#sea worn ut tho State bail
Wna a gold brocaae With atomacher OF yellow
toPnz, Tho upppr part OF she bodice being also
th!okly 1noruBted With similar xenl1. Tho Whol0
OF the front Of the akirt was c0verud with yellow
!nRrGuar!tes+ u wFeath OF tho same being worn
III the hair. a green vplYet bodice was pUbFoil.
cred in .omeralds 10 tho form OF shamrooks,
Latgo Hhfte and yellow WAter-tittes formed the
trimming OF thu skirt, which was OF pale green
tuu. contrasting with tho laEk myrtle R1cen OF
the bodice. 4 Hatnr-lfly bud, with foW lesyps,
Avstted In tho hair, 4 brown tUlp 1rcss was
cAAght back with sundoHerR. Another brown
tullg. of \ dark shade, had tho front brpadth als
most covdred With forgot mo- 1ots, d ioIR trail
or which crossed tho bodice lIagonally. Flower
tahllurs woEe ssen IN many instAnces, but they
readily crush, und nre unectIyo only in the he-
kluHluE Vt tho DyrulN&,
, 1881-07-14
TENNESsEE'S DEBT.

NASHVILLE, TeMn.. July 1a-Chancellor
Merritt has just dlsinlssed the BILL Of ]uJunc-
tlan against tho Stats Funding Noarl tor
wnllt Of equity On Its face. All appeal las
bneM tnkeli u the Supreme Court, where tie
BILL Koes for AuRl dec!s!g4.
, 1881-07-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

OF D1s. AADMAx's 0id-e8kablished H. X RE4sss
ptks than th8 base aud WORTHLESS I1n!tations %
t9otns u thero ase gaisa Re4olyents Itellelt ~
that tho nauo "RadnaJ" Il On whA5 ye4 l&T.i
, 1881-07-14
Real Nature OF the Misnamed
Mauvaises Terres Along the
Northern Pacific.
Where Cattle Fatten All Winter,
Without Shelter or Feeding
Vegetables Growing s.
in Profusion.
Large Deposits OF Ligni tc-A
Country rs Productive MS the
Average Of Now En-
gland.

C;t.rSp,yr. az rltE Yrt1oysroSE. ,In1y
II, .Ewor,, n,,o hna t,cnr,f ~ fho ho,l Innia
along The Northern 1seiac, md believed in
1Iuxun's statement nbn,,t Dakota, repcated
by him ut SECOND [and, it'd not doubt that
there was in this TERRITORY a vast tract Of
worthless land. The Indians Ind called 1t
tile bad lands, mud tho Canadian voyngoMrs
had followed With lies Mn,synIses Torres"
The Eastern I,ica OF them is TINT they co,,-
s.s1 VI W l1,'t'lnu.o sltoteh y. "eset'
!"1"!' wn1'e"cu viii "1hts. n'.o "ulen
ieSS 1oF any paFpose' -. Notltus co"'s!
oc moro mistaken. inc real ohu
lantis arc rs different from this rs tho
rcnl Dakota Il frnm Gen. 1ln7eu,s Dokntn.
(;cn. itnzc,, wns NJ ,,,s,ccrssf,,f i fn ,,ts do.
usu' i1sn ~. mns Ms Mnsueeesstu ~ =" '',o w.
scflpl'ois nl tnas aefr'lory rs ho Ilas peeh III
MS predictions Of tue weather.
miles from Bismarck, the traveller over tl,e
Northorn j,onifn snns M ,1,r,,t c,,or~c r.,
ro'tneiN y, !Ne1ne aees W. Ao'"pt elsuneo III
Inc cnafaeter 0i tl'e country. IL tafIls from
people ii II, rs lho porter in tho, Pullman
naincc chr mt 1t-Into n hroxer' fn,lnn.tn.
ragscd n M Territory. @ '"'' - 0''@'' '''''''' ''''
'"''e'H 'e m,r,.rra op Arr, a,,Apra
rlse abruptly. rlese aro ribbed VII, deposits M
0f sand 'iRa of tsitercnt-co,9ret clays witsi
occasional seams Of Ignite. Moth
Ing, Is, .reEular oxcept tho Uniform
horizontal 1eyet Of tie layers tint
for,M thu bNttes. THE bustos are largo
pyramidai, and gfotesqac. At ono paint q
huge Newfoundland dog. IL shown, Iii profile
piles Of e!ny. Tho deposits liavo bee, matle
evidently 6y the action Of water, Immense
masses OF hnrut clay great deposits at
scsr!a, show tllat!lro has bee,l ~ assistant Of
unique. Scientists huve not discovered inc
secret Of the manufacture Of these singular
TINT once tho Bad Lands were Il hist Ruling
district, uMdurlaid with Immense beds OF
lignltu. This lJsnliu llas burned out
nt Irregular Depths, aid tic soil
above his subsidized tttloyeitiy, Tho fire
burned tic red clay into terra cottu, greut
rgtl bnnks Of which are 10 bo seen III the
s'acs OF tho omttes, m'a,, ,;,,,,,,
1t made 10 llnra tint II Ind To be h,ostejl for
The raijroa.! cuts, Tli9 mineral earths were
tic terra cotta. hswasil of rain~for it tiocs
NtHSs'3 SN"StsS
, 1881-07-14
.SagsalagZI!al Rggg![ygnt,.

Chronic Skin Diseases, Cnrics Of tho 11onc, nu.
mora ia tho Ila1ou, Ecr0fuIous Discusses, HID o1
Unnatural Ilabit Ut Dody. Syrl,slia md Venercal
Fever Sores. Ehrphio or lid Ulcers, Sait Nteun1.
1tiokcts, white Swelling. Scnlu Hrnd uterlne
AFFECTIONS, Catlkera, Gllndular 4wo InRs. Nodcs
Wasting and Utcny Of tlo BNiy, rtlnples H1d
Hiotchca, Fuuors. UySpcp5ln, Kidney aud ij1tJ.
der Diseases Chronic rheumatism nltd G0ut.
Consumption, Gravel, md Caontous Doposts,
nnd varieties Of tho above complaints to whlc6
6omotimns Aro Rtven specous names.
We asscrt that thore t8 no known remedy that
Possesses the curative power over those diseases
that lsadwny ltosolyent furnishes. 1t cures stcp
ny step. surely from tho foundation, md restores
tic injured parts to thosr eounl condition. Tho
wastes Of tho body drc stopped, afld healthy
blood ia supplied to tho systes,, ffn.n which non
nMtcr}nl Is formed. frnfB Ia tho trSt corrective
power Of Hadway'A nosotvcnt.
IN Gn5ca where tho systGIn ha8 been Eallvntod
and Mercury Quloksllyer, Corrosive Sub1imate
have accumulated md hecosno deposited in TIL
bones, jolnts. ,eto.. cauetng carsca ot tho bones
eWnIIlngs. yarleoso veins, oto.. the eArsaparlltf
Will resolve away those deposits and cxtcrtni,
nate tho virua Of tho disease from tho system.
=, II those who aro taking thos0 medicines to
tho cure OF Chronic Bor0fuious ar ayphIlit}s
cases, however allow may he tho cs1te, "feel bct
ter" ami 1nd their general health lmprovina
their flesh mud weight increasing, or ovon keep
nH its own It Is Hlro slEtl TINT the euro t8 pros
Rre.stnE. In thoso diseases tho patient cithel
gcts better or Worso-the virus Of tho dfsease Il
pot lnactiYo; II not arrested and lrYeu fram III
llood M # will spread and eontlnuo to undermnt
tue constitution. AZ gont, us the. sarsaparlEli
you will grow. better and increase In Aasitt
AtrouRth. md tlcsh.
, 1881-07-14
To tho End TINT jews Resident In Tho
Empire Mny Uavc Ample
Protection.
Tho Union Recognizes tho Jew in Agri-
culture, and Takes Stops to
Encourage Him.
Tho SundaySeheol Assembly al Lake Dlaa-lta1llt
Street Congregational Church.

~ IN .,.c1ock 9bn rresfde1,t. 1t1nn KDsctnle In
tho cha!r. Ihuro wcro humber ot laaies m
tho bnlI, md fresh bouquets wore p!arcsl III. tho
u,,,.. ,a,aar .s. .ha ~, ,no W. urs, ,ay
~ Thn ITes,,nn. add lint sha isrocfcs nj Cht.
caso had kindly invited ,ho drlryairs To taltc n
enrr!nBc-rt,c around tho city at 4 o'clock In
tho afternoon. on motion, tho Invitation was
eubo,,ttaa, % Tic Fl nc aecoms of tho @ Secretary and
isra Went. The ronort WIS nuopteI,
Tho report Of ihe Cutnmittcn on Correspond.
enee was tho! presented. i W. 70 iho e'toet
snnn1nucn in tno posssssiun uf tho Executive
iIoard. and tout, Il carefully indcxod. System.
informnuon rcgariinr tic Work,1ps Of tho
Unistl. ''"'e
md M adyisnIIity o. ostnbiisGug ioca, isoarIs re-.
rnrtcd in fnvor Of takins this stop and rcut'n,-
Il aa ,o 9oo Sa s spG IN n 4aa a os s
b. sSd r., f 1as 9tAGi q ~ eSosx osk
a,,d It vas s sure to % be- d stscecssful now.
Sapga u o. ~, Mvw sosk; sSg NJ soe
prcssins ,io thoi,sht s thnt il adoption ,wo9ia
onei Hs 4 tcr @ o;lluers ind 10 elsct deoxates 10
III c,nSrnttons ~ ti.o t1ntas,.
,s5S ne aT"po n.1cs m os fo aan yh,s ~aS ~. t
thinr ihat, If iichrows bc:nn,o members Of
iiYrs tSsy Sen ssrs y s jSn vs.; ,!G;s
caI!cd, hua anc lon ] 1aoro for @ tho % v,,lee ot j.-
.sn, ~, .Mn g cn.,n C,,ta .Sanx1t;nm rvnrMi
snarn ~ ,,init tint io ,inu ~ cIeatE tlc!e
tac'n ,rannicn "e MI, inGt ""T wol1
srya;s sfss. asal or ssst,slen|t eass!ea at:
s ~ '.ami.nt rrnn H. r,t"ert VIII, s
, 1881-07-14

LotnEd. Lt,tfr TO philadelphia 1tlxqraph
Mr.. Du MAuricr has not carcatured she1eaths-
tic style OF dge8s In the leaat- On tho CONTRARY,
h0 has drawn 1t worry mild. Thv fAyorlt uotofS
nro peacock blue ih q dull ghAlc, Sugo-gIsvn,
, 1881-07-14
RalWay's Regulating R!lI,



Perfectly tastaleas, elegantly coatod. with
eMeee gun: puEBo, regulate, purify, CLEANSE
TAbwAS's F1Lls for tho cure Of all disorders
OF tho Stomach, Liver, bowels, k1inoys, llAd.
der. Npryole Diseases, Headache, ConAttbahoo.
Costlv1ncsa, indigestion, DyBpepsIa, 1Lllousues1
Fever, Inflammation OF tho Bowels, 1iles. aho
all daraugementa OF tho Informal VIaoera. war
rnutad to at1aot q permanent euro. Purely yeg.
eeablo, containing no mercury, minerals, or DEE
w Gossrve the following symptoms result.
Ing froM diseases Of tha dlKest!ya orRnns; COP.
IT, Ssn Actdity Ct t69 sSnash kSsIsSas ksIxas
Fluttetlu9 at tho Heart, Choklnx Or suffering
sGnaationa when tn q lying posture, 1lots e. as
Webs h0t0ro tha Slight, EoVer and Dull Iain ~
the liead. pe!Iolenoy Of Fessptrahon, Ycll9sx.
noas OF tho Skin and Eyes, Pain In tho blaes
1ireast, aud Limbs, and Eudden EllBhe6 OF lleah
burning OF tho Flesh. ...l
a few dpses Of HApWA1'A PILLS will fFeo tas
system froul alt tho abovenamed disozders+
PRICE, a6 Gtata 1'cF 1o1.
We repeat that tho. render must consult oos3 eous
books and papers On taa subject Of dIseases ape
saslf Ft.s etGss; ;a,,a aaaoag g Mh!sh may b naneds
NRatissay on irritable UrssAra."
HIsadtpaV on Herpfs4ta." .,,.,,
And othefa relating to different classes Of uF'
SOLD BT DRuaalBrs.
READ s"EALSE AND IRUE:l
Send letter.atamp to RADKAY = cG', ~ sos
formation worth Thousands Will b0 seus you Il
, 1881-07-14

Judges Drummoud ana I3l0tgatt will 10 In
chambesa to.tlay.
Judge Iogots will this morning hear tho
hRhvns corpus caso Of benjamin Eyetcr, In jail
OH u charku Ut numbering John 1Inbtlst bchu.
M9chcr ON tho .7th Of Jutu,
, 1881-07-14
sCITE CALI,

TIE N3%LIe T---
JupaE WIIL1AAsos-Noa, l,47a, ltao, 1,tas,
1,6J9, !, 1,6Gs, aud 1r6B7. -
,lNDoK QAlluKkN-No, 1,643,
.JupqR I.ooAks-lnsanO cuses and tax ob1ecv
uonsv
, 1881-07-14

Unclo Rufus 1Hntcliss lkCnaoiiH for Nc.
lfoviilg tint She IL to Ire bought Ly
JhY Go1ilil, .'

Unclo Rufus IEatcll,s lkcnso,,H for Isc-
Having tint She IL to Ifo 1iouglit Ly
Jhy Gould. ,..
Nttv rork SUI. Julv H.
Uncle Rufus Hutch WAS 1nOpplng his brow
IN MI east side elevated train the other day,
and was asked whether there was anything
new in the market.
"Notlslng," l,o replied, "except that there
was Nil EnglishmRn III To SEQ me- to-uay WHO
wanted to sell tho steamship Great Eastcrr."
"Do YOU think tllat you could find Il p,.r-
chaser ?'' VIC asked.
"Certninly," Uncle 1sufusnn answered. ";1ay
Gould will buy her sure. She requires n
grcattteal 0f water, aud that's Just In his lue,
1lu can lloat anything. He'd float the big
gcst iron anchor in existence"
You forget" we observed, "tllat he
doesil't run to yachts, like Ills former part-
ners, Charley Osborn; Bill Beldcn, and llanls
Smith. What would he do with tho Greut
Eastern ~
AL tint may bo so," Uncle Rufus nsscyc-
rated, "but, llkd the boy aftcr tho clip
munk, he's got to l,ave her. l1o's got MI the
big railroads, telegraph lines, grntn ele-
yators, a,ld blanket newspapers, and lie must
add the Great Eastern to them TO complete
Ills assortment. What would his junll-sl,op
bo worth without hor9 uc's going 10 luy l,is
cable TO Mexico, md she's Just tho k,hont for
TINT business. Tlien tllo World ought to
hive llor for tllsputcl,-boat. This Hcrald's
ynclt Is p!nyetl out, nllA It would 10 u big
advertisement for hin to have tho Great
Eastern steamlng down to Sntaly Hook and
boMrtlng incon,lng steamers for marine news
for tho 1Yorld. Oh, i tell you, Gon1,>'s
got to hive her, Dennett's tab viii staiid
I!o M c!,aneo wl!!. her; low, !s!ie'll, raise tho
, 1881-07-14
.H1iDIT1T'S READY REL LIErs
HEALTH N WEALTHY
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind,
RADWAY'S
SarSapariIIiaI|
RES0LvEN7,

rnrc blood makes Boinl tlosh. stronu homo. ma
ojenr skin. If you tvonll have your tlusf flrfn.
your bones aou10, without cnrlcs, aud your cnms
piex!nn fair, Nge HADWAY'S SANSArAiiIi.
LIAM NESt)LVtsNrT :.
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IT 10 evident from the dispatches

IT 10 evident from the dispatches
from Ohio, meager as they are,
that the Democrats have more
than held their own in that State,
which only goes Democratic. on
the average, about once in ten
elections. The kilograms hold out
the hope that the Legislature is
doubtful. Should the Dem ocrats
secure control of either house of
the Ohio Legislature 1t would be a
great triumph, because to that
body will be entrusted the district
ing of the State for members of the
House of Representatives under
the new census. With either
house Dem cratic the gross gerry
Wandering which characterized
the last apportionment made by
the Republicans will be impossi-
BILE. No sane man expected to
carry Ohio this year. AS We said
the other day, we don't expect
many Democratic victories this
year. Next Fail will be our har-
vest time. Within q few months
Arthur will be obliged to show his
hand, and he will not be able to
play off the "Half Breed" hand of
Esau against the "Stalwart" voice
of Jacob.
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GUAYMAs, Oct. II, via Tucson,
Oct. 12.-Walter w. Symons, late
superintendent of the Mint and
one of the original projectors of
the Sonora Railroad, died at the
United States Consulate to-day at
4 P. M. He will be buried to-mor-
row with Masonic hopors.
The Mexican war steamer Mexi-
co Is in port to be examined by a
commission appointed by the Gov
eminent as regards the repairs
done at Mare Island. Crookedness
is suspected.
Rumors of depredations by the
Apaches on the line of Sonora
river are plenty,
The railroad reaches the river
one and half miles from Hermo-
sillo on Saturday, the Sth.
In port from San Francisco,
schooner American Girl and brig
North Star.