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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-05
LOCAL NOTES.

That terrible stencil underneath the walk
at the southeast corner of Third and l.
streets was in vestigated yesterday by the
Health Officer, and was found to be a store
room of Limburger cheese. 1t makes pedes-
TRANS keep clear of that vicinity. The
Health Officer has declared it a nuisance, and
as soon as a sufficient supply OF chloride of
lime, carbolic acid and other disinfectants
can be procured it is intended to adopt some
method to remove it beyond the city limits.
Dr. Hunter, Secretary of the California
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren, was yesterday appointed guardian of
the little Dyer eirl-who was held by A Dyer
and Mrs. Dyer of this city, against the
wishes of her grandparents in San Francisco.
aud she will be now taken to the latter place.
During the funeral of Miss Eldred yester.
day, portion of the porch in front of the
State House settled, from the large number
of people that were upon it, and caused
quite commotion both among those upon it,
and the large number underneath, but 1t did
not fall and no damage was done.
The case ef Joseph Burns against the city
for balance claimed to be due upon contract
for street cleaning has been dismissed by JUS
tice GiImer. with costs in favor of the city,
the amount claimed having been deducted for
want of noncompliance with contract.
Capital Lodge, L. ". VI. L. Will HOIu us
second anniversary entertainment and social
at Exempt Fireman's Hall this evening
Good local talent will appear upon the pro-
gramme Music by Clayton & Schwitzsr's
band.
The number of police arrests in the city
during March were 161 number of lodgings
furnished at police headquarters, 30. There
were also ], 500 meals furnished.
Among the carloads of freight shipped to
the East yesterday were % of barley, . OF
wine, 4 of salmon, l of oranges, l of pearl
shells, of wool and l of sugar.
OF the 81, 543 collected by the City Col
lector for the first quarter of 1881, S6,567 90
was for city licenses, Sl3S for fees, and 1887 30
for licenses upon dogs.
The Poundmaster took up during March
s head of horses, of cows and % dogs. or
these the dogs were killed and the horses and
COWS redeemed.
o e carload of lumber and one of doors
al sa=h were shipped from this market to
Benson, A. T., yesterday.
One hundred and seventeen immigrant
passengers viii arrive from the East to-day,
including 70 males.
Attention is called to notice published by
Collector Putnam in relation 10 cisy taxes OF
1881.
The river yesterday gave still farther
rise Of / inch, marking 20 feet inches.
There will be social dance az Fireman's
Hall this evening.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
DENsoN. Judge.

MONDAY, April ith
In the matter Of S. Bryant, an nsolyent-Mo.
ton by creditors for accounts and dividend by
assignees and for removal of assgnees granted.
Estate of Ham. C. HARRISON. deceased Hearing
OF final account, etc, continued one week.
Guardianship of Louisa Dyer, minor-Dr. Hun
ter, OF San Francisco, appointed guardian.
n. NJ Fay VS.. NJ. S. Green-Demurrer to COM
plant overruled by consent and ten days allowed
defendant to answer.
John HOgeley Christian Hogeley-C Continued
for week.
Estate OF c. C. Hayden deceased-Hearing of
petition for letters of administration continued
week
Estate OF d. J. Thomas George F. Bronner APP
pointed administrator Notice to creditors in
RECORD UNION. John II. Parnell, Peter Flaherty
and l.. B. Douglas appointed appraisers.
Estate Of Nary Shaw, deceased Order confirming
final account and distribution.
p Cortright vs. His Creditors-L s. Taylor APP
pointed assignee bond, 5000.
Lorinda Washburn w. T. S. Wilkinson-Motion
for new trial continued one week.
Estate Of J. Ii. V4n1rees deceased Annual ac-
count settled
Estate of E. Sp,oner, deceased-Letters of adj
ministraiion granted 20 Alfred Spoener; bond,
$500 Appraisers-WillIam BREEDING, q. W. Heath
| and W. S, Wilbur.
Estate OF d Corbin, insane Annual account filed,
and set for hearing April IL, 1881.
Estate Of Charles Mills, deceased-Petition for
distribution Of estate nled, ana set Tor nearing
Fstate Of II. b. Getting, disqualification for
sale of real estate fled, and set for hearing April
| /. A. oppenheim vs.. R. oppenheim- Decree in
! favor Of plsintif.
| Hans Multi VS. His Creditors-order heretofore
entered appointing sheriff assignee set aside, and
/ d. J. Wiley appointed.
! Germania binding and Loan Association Va.
Caiborn Harris ct al-Decree in favor of plaintiff.
| William Beckman vs.. T. u. Ssaggs-Twenty days
additional time allowed plaintiff 10 prepare and ~
/ bill of exceptions
| The People VS. Nancy A. Hamilton Convicted Of
manslaughtef)- Upon motion Of defense, sentence
/ posi- poned till Monday. April IL, ISL.
p B. Hewlett vs. Mark $. Miler-Motion for
change Of venue overrnled. Demurrer to plaintiff
complaint overruled and twenty days allowed &c
! answer.
! May Irwin vs Edward Unwin-Decree in favoi
! Of plaintiff by reason Of failure TO provide
/ Maria YanEvery VS.. Flora ogg-Dznnrrer e
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION

Metropolitan Theater-Soldene Comic o,ar.
mlihelmI Combination Concert, this evening
found-small package of dry goods.
"anted-Steut boy to drive delivery wagon
Information Wanted-About Patrick Martin
%, F-Rising Star Rebecea Degree to niob,
Iaxes lssl-George A. Putnam, Collector
social Dance at Firemen's Hall, tonight.
proposals for Forage and straw-u. S. Army
howard Benevolent Associa'n-T Thanks to donors
moss-small yellow pet dog, Snyder
10 bet-Iwo story, seven-room house,
40 hent-unfurnished rooms St George Building.
A .. U. W.-Sacramento Lodge, this evening
capital Gun Club Meeting this evening.
r. and a M.-sacramento Lodge, this evening.
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NOTICE TOPOLICY-H HOLDERS

~ FFICE OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS,
San Francisco, Cal. April l, 1Ssl.-Netiee to
Polcy-holders in the PIEDMONT AND AttlN3-
TON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. delivered IN
the State of Cal fornia You are requested to, NJ
once, file your policies, together with the last
premium receipts in this office, Tor valuation
j. c. MAYNARD,
apt-3pim Insurance Commissioner
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GENERAL NOTICES.
EiaMers E.ae and Die.

The rieh fragrance of MURRAY LANMAS'S
FLORIDA WATER is the perfume of natures
rarest flowers. The flowers fade and die. but their
living breath-so to speaks matle perpetual in
this exquisite floral water; for the handkerchief,
the toilet and the bath. AS there worthless
counterfeits, buyers should always ask fer the
Florida Water prepared by Lanman X Kemp, New
York. a5-lt
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complaint confessed and amended complaint filed.
Defendant allowed five days TO answer.
In the matter of the petition of the Directors to
disincorporate the Woman's Home for the Sick
Decree III accordance Herewith
James N. Conarey vs.. Salinda Condrey-Decree
OF divorce in favor of plaintiff on the ground OF
desertion
Estate OF A. Hegden, an incompetent person
Hearing of citation continued until April g. 1884, at
10 A. NJ.
Mary L. Decker vs.. Charles Deeker-case tried.
and taken under advsement.
CLARK, Judge.
The People vs.. George NJ. Farr-Upon motion of
defendants counsel, sentence postponed until April
IL, 1881.
Court adjourned.
ToDAY's CALENDAR.
Margaret Poorman vs. L. c. Chandler
F. Kr1pp VS.. Fong Lee.
A. Heisen VS.. A. Heyman.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State and Nevada.
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JAMES McNASSER
TIME TABLE
or the Mail and Express Hand-Car Line
Between sacramento and DayisyiiIe.

n FAVE WESTERN HOTEL, SACRAMENTO, AT
4 4 7;3o and l1:30 A. NJ and P. NJ every day, the
hrst trip connecting with trains for Woodland and
up country, and the second with trains for San
Francisco. Leave Davisvilis Tor Sacramento at 6
A. u. and u NJ and 3:45 P, q every day. mrll-isln
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Business Aduertieo,n0u..

Mechanics Store Hats, all leading styles.
Whittier, Fuller & Co-Linseed Oil.
TUFTS Pilis-As an anti bilious medicine.
TUFTS Hair Dye -Imparts natural color.
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Martin Plug & co.-sale If Furniture.
Snerburn Ii smith-Shrubs, Towering Plants, etc.
sherourn Smith-Furniture, Carpets, Pictures,
etc.
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Drink Halls Pepsin Wire Ritters and
be happy and content. Cures dyspepsia or lodges
ton. Absolutely pure. mr25-tf
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ArnoId's Saddle Rock oyster and Coffee
House, Second street, between j and X. Newly re.
built and refitted throughout. mrS0lm
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Go to the Lafayette, Il ST.. bet. Third and
Best BILLIARD Table in town j. o. HECTOR al-3plm
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For Oysters Cooked to Perfection, In
every style, or Genuine Porter House Steak, go
to SHEARS Oyster Parlors (Clunie Bloek) Eighth
and streets. All Liquors warranted pure. mrI6 I'm
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INcoRPoBATIoNs.- were filed in the
Office Of the Secretary of State yesterday
articles of incorporation of the Bryan Quartz
Mining Company Of MoIelumne Hill; Di-
rectors. L. Davidson, Z. n. Conway, w. T.
Robinson. J. D. Coughlan, H Eickhoff !;
capital stock, 81 900, 600 in 10000 shares.
Also, Fresno Gas Company. of Fresno, Cal. !;
Directors, Lewis Leach, Gee. AlcCo 10 go,
J.. G. Branch, j. r. Smedburg j. X. Dun-
can capital stock, $50, 900, in 5000 shares
Also, of the First NJ. +. Church of San
Diego; Directors or Trustees, w. w. Terry,
Dave Choat Sam. Whitmore, Z. ii. Tall
man, l. II. Hardin, John A. Fairchild, j. u.
Cabrom Also, claim to trademark by the
Santa Clara City FIGURING Mill Company
and by David E. Gordon, a claim to trade
mark of the West Coast Signal and Daily
Signal of Eureka, Cal. Also, of the Southern
California Packing Company of Los Angeles;
| Trustees w. T. Kittredge, w. n. Halbert,
j. NJ. Elliott. G. D. Compton, A. III. Jud.
son capital stock, $50 900, in 1000 shares.
NOTTINGHAM LACE, wide width, 129, 10, 20
to 70 cents per yard, at the Red House.
NRw GooDs in every department at the
Red House.
REDUCED Prices in ladies' and children's
hosiery, at l.. Bien's, Eighth and J..
/ REMNANTS of cashmere, satins and silks
very cheap-at L. Bien's, Eighth and j.
/ LADIES FANCY CoTroN HOSEA large
/ line just placed in stock. Mechanics Store. :
LADIES Lisle-thread and silk hose; new
/ styles. Mechanics Store.
Coop SUNDAY Boor, at the Red House,
only 81 70.
LADIES should see the display of dress
goods at the Red House.
LADIES Low TIES tkidl. 81 %. Red
| House.
THE PLACE to buy baby shoes. Red
1 House.
NEv CAMBRIos at l.. Bien's.
NEW GINGHANs at l.. Bien's.
! FINE FRENCH BoxSETs at Millinery De-
! partment, Mechanics Store.
MINIS Low SHOES tcalfl. 81 % and 81 50.
/ Red House.
/ CASPIAN and Panama hats. at tie Red
House, IS cents to 81
| NKw PARAsoIs at L. Bien's.
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Buy the "Boss'' Coffee Petit makes The
best and ciearest Coffee in two minutes. 3Ianufae-
tured and Tor sale at the Cheap Tnwa-e and Jobhing
Shop 4li St, bet. Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento.
nlrll-lm
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. ETC.. go TO
HENRY FISHER, No. sos street, between Fifth
and Sixth. fe2S-Im
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H.xst HATS Straw and Manila, at the
Pad House. from 10 cents to - on.
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A Card.-TO all who are suffering from
ness, early decay loss Of manhood etc. will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary IN
South America. Send a self-aldressed envelope TO
the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, New
York City. o14-ThSTu6m
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er,ry HArs FOR MEN.--Latest styles,
from 81 to S.. Mechanics Store
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CASPIAN and Panama hats. at tie Rec
House, IS cents to 81
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MEMS Low SHOES lcalfl. 81 % and 81 81
Red House.
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For the Choicest, Freshest, Homemade
Comic ctionery. all kuds, at lower prices than any
other house-whoesale CT retail-caH at HENRY
FISHERS fe25.Im
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MILLINERY GooDs are sold cheapest at tat
Red House.
R.RaArss IN BLACK SILKS at L. Biens.'
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WANTED. Information of the whereabouts
of Patrick Martin, native OF st. Sylvester
Canada. When last heard from he was min,
ING in Folsom in 1859. ADDRESS 8. EDWARD
Martin. Hayerhil, Mass, or THIS ONCE
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For the Rest and Cheapest Meals In
the city, go to HENRY FISHER fe23-lm
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NEw pARAsoLs at I. Bien's.
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Referring 20 the above notice, we
respectfully soi,it continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to cur predecessor. Our ar
rangements for Fruits, Vegetables, etc, for the
coming season have been effected with the largest
growers in the State which viii enable to supply
you with all you may need, at the shortest notice,
and at lowest market rates. Orders intrusted &c
us will receive our careful and prompt attention.
a2-3ptf Very respectfully, S. GERSoN Il co.
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FINE French BoNSETs at Millinery L
partment, Mechanics Store.
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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF BUSINESS

II HAVE THIS DAY disposed OF NY COM.
! mission and Fruit Business to S, GERSON &
| CO., and take pleasure TO recommend my successors
| TO my friends and former customers Thanking you
| for past fayoIs respectfully solicit continuance
OF your patronage for the new firm. Respectfully,
| K. LEVY.
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NorARIEs. The Governor has appointed
Notaries PabIic Karl Klein for San Jose.
and II. q. Harrison for Knights Landing.
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THE PLACE to buy baby shoes. ]
House.
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NOTTINGHAM LACE, wide width, 129, 10, 20
to - cents per yard, at the Red House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

got meal; gombeen men got 1t; shopkeepers s 80,
and the misdirection ofcharity reached JUS 9. nan
ing point when grant OF meal was made !" "'N'
who kept bacon and -four store. ..t ~,
Among the Irish people the feeling grew thst 40
money was being sent into the country u WAS i'o"'
grace to get as much as ope oould. .r an,
badly treated every one In the street except yse!
is getting the meal and have as good r'Sh' - ~
as they have" o ao,,t
PERHAPS they are poorer than you. and you don't
mot at all, sir. Don't see them going ana SELL
Ing il every morning down at bradys snop - xu
Have you applied to tho relieving Object ioi
relieffn NAV.
but when it's going haven't as good rRn' " s''
"Well" said, take my advice, and If you want
to make few shlings 20 and finish the gaze saw
Won working at this morning. You Will DO inor9
happy afterward than if you took this cnarlly, and
perhaps kept the meal from some one who required
He thought fer n moment: then, SAYING, =" BE-
CORA then. that's what Pll do I'll work for it." he
went away, content as last resource To WORK 1or
his daily bread. ro,a with
sufficient public spirit to expose the exaggerated
statements and misdrected charity III some Iocsi.
ties ? There are two reasons. AS rule the gehtIy
have held aloof from the distribution OF these reef
funds. and left it almost entirely IN the hanu rs ",
the clergy. Had there been real famine fh icy
would probably have been drawn TO the aio Oh tho
people but the anti rent agitation mas doi .r,1
present placed terrible gap between iandlora anu
tenant that only time will close. but even QUO que
were found with moral ard physical COURAGE 10 eh-
pose the way in which the cry OF FAMINE was pelng
used to accentuate the proposition ef the LanG
League that landlordism IN Ireland IS tne cas1 W
recurring famines. in answer to his statements her
Graces appeal would DC quoted rs II IL relerreu 70
all Ireland The mere suspicion, mentloned IroIn
Western pulpit that q member OF the congregation
had made statements calculated to prevent money
being granted to the parish, sent the coneIesa'9u
en- masse rushing to hi, pew. Had ne not pr9ueho
his revolver with him he would never nave ictt tue
,Ilan mol alive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

French THEORi OF NITALIZATI0N.-lhe
almost proycrUIal hcahiulness and r"snness OF butch
ers is attributed IN an article Les MOndes TO the fact
that they absorb by assimilation through the respira'
tory passage the nutrItve and viiazng principles o.
The meat volatlztd In The ar for Is generally OBJ
served butchers Lay" small hpre;ites and III"
uoi Al much meat. Stunning this to = the true tx
plAuutlOn l. arEdrd that young people sur ring from
deficient " impGr blood, and tSre Any chlldren al u
weak OF inpndc constitution, aII De subjected with
adv iutagr hyernlc treatment based upon IL. \
Ei,urh musician III cmincnrc COibluds 'hc Mcd, ana
offers uan Tor END Il gaseurS baths ul patients tue
AR To ht charged with VdpOrs al the appropriate yitaz.
In prime lcs. aud thus he thinks, arrest tho pioeh'
- tuUcrCuldtlDn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

ODoR or HUMAN HAIR.--In H. Progrcs Not
" GalIppc calls attention 10 the medicO leg II
value of the 0dor % human HAIR lie asserts that from
,hc Simple smell Of lock OF HAIR hc tell whether the
lock has been Gus nom the LIVING subject whether Il
has been composed bar tDaJ has iai.en out. HAIR
drcsSrrs nave IA sOo cases acquired this art thar II
is sad never 70 fail tbrni Har which has allen ont has
dull appearance attributable To disease. and Is not
easily m ale up; IL bl* p"culilr smell. The hair OF
the nne>r has cha tctcrstIc Od1r of musk, which is
prr-lsfrut That Il cannot be concealed by cosmetics
for cannot De- destroyed wen hy washing with potash;
alru Il ;rid>I Ist uId 10 pOlYhedial ~
A,ciinu ruc hnir ~ hystcrcdl patients has pcCuHr
and Il sgu shu= Olnr which mO1i perccptInlr ut the
api nIr q. Cr-i>. Certain halr IN orrtrIr. tnr rrc
ti,tlty miI- icVr.Opcd rr,lil, after rubbing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

ITtLIAN TREATMENT OF BRONCHIAL Dis
LAsi-Tnr treatment u bt0n, III ds"l>c> b, Professor
MmicS tILI. cuinrnt ldI.i pa Nleln, L. exp aEed
N he Jo0fI,Qt NJ |h'"'SrB. Bu,y. al" 'ic>Sor bas
ioini great Advantage the employment Of pAycr
II.. or atnIniGad SL.wHttr ~ cases OF chiUnc uoD
specific lar n-s hrOuchm ca!2rrh !tom chronic Or"n-
cniii, with ~ without b"UAChi dldatiOH the first and
second Stl.ra of ~ thi5ls, cas"ou pneumonia and
a rouc M rem, forms, accompanied by
i ufn~r bronchial CNprctuVdt On AND various form. Ui
,rynia lie aIYis, those FORMS Of phth,SiS
wEirn pursue" r:it course and ate ompanird by
murh f-btle action and great bronchial irltaOn la
an case. rf Il doubtful irter. trials may be made Ui
- Few u! !luis, Wh"h, Il trey 30 good. dO little
no harm.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

BRIGuT's DISEASE AND Ice WATER.-Ihe
idea has recently advanced that Brghs disease Is
attrbu able to tho immo lcrac use of Ice water and
cold drinks the fact bepg cited that tire people OF TINS
country use 90 per Ice in their drinks than
The people OF any other Countrywide Inhabitants OF
Greenland not excepcd-and that have 70 per cent
more Of Brignts disease The wIne-irnking countries
OF Europe are said be comparatively free from the
malay wbe In Amertt the progress OF tue UseHse,
IL II assercd hns pace with the Increased cousump-
ton Of ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

VOLATILE DIsINFECTANTs.--In the Parkes
Museum Of Hygiene London. there are two appliances
for cLarsiug the afr II ii with antlseptic vapor
which are worthy Of note. One OF these as described
consists II miniature "rOud tOwe" circulating on two
ro,crs tine lower OF hch rests III trough flied with
solution OF carOcc acid any other soluble dlsinfcct
ant The other apparatus consists Of metal box hled
with Norwegan tar the Id If the box being provided
with metal lam which are immersed III the tar; "lrh
tr. ann Irltu4 10 used the raised and the
tir.r0:rred Iamlnr eNpOstd 10 the olr-the odor
helug ~ once prrcrptihe throughout the apartment
and nchly beneficial ~ Il diSnectaDt, OF inhaled 10y a
tuDe cOnnec led with the apparatus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

ERKONtOrS THEoRIES or THE NERVOUS
Sl~fEu-lr. Blown erqHIr'!, appears, continues 10
l non zee tuat his experiments ani researches prove
ina, TIE octinos al cerebral .OcalzatOn are erroneous
aud based upnn cd,c assumptions Tne doctrine PM
forward by PROFESSOR Brown SIlatd Is said IL be gov
rru.d by or based upon entirely new principles
nanrly: FIRST all thr phcHOhcha whch che rtahs
AFTER inrd experimental az ciitcal rsJNs n part of
the braun prutri ny action a dlSt 'ncr; see
nud thrrr are ag=u.i'rr.trrd and pharmaceutical
CEN res IA the iOr function. There
r,r,nnN special cells dist net rl"Grs nat these rrs
ttr ,i rihhed through tn" Whole ~ the
that Is, there ar no C CuHtClDru Out IniSc centres.
NICOTINE POIsoNING.-A rather unusual case
Of poisoni, 10y har occurred lariv III PARIS
rubuIb The victim. man IN the Prime OF fr, had been
cleaning MA pipe with clasp knife lhls he acct
denally cut of hs fingers subseg rnty hut the
wolhd WIS OF triIEIi I.re he paid heed 10 II.
Five or sN hours later, however, the cat finger grew
pain tul ana became much swollen; t!.r inil
rapidly spread the and shoulder tho patient
crng such intense pain that he wa Obliged To bciake
himself Ia 5vd. Medic al a~slN'an'c was called. and or.
binary TrnirIlrB proved lhrncr;uai. The sick
questioned To the mnhucr Ia which lac himself.
rXpahtd the whicn rhr pocket k.ltc had been
applied adding tiat ne had omitted to wlp- II after
cleaning the pipe. The unucrs TODD. auu
the patents state DrcOmn.. Alarming he was conveyed
20 the hospital There the doctors decided ampuatOn
OF the bo the Only bOur 81 saving the patient
HE, and this WAS immediately duHc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

SPANISH STOMACHEC AND CORDIAL.-Ihe
we'll known fragrant garden fayorite the sweet sceued
or lemon yerbcna. seems TO have other qualities than
those beauty aud Odor, for which II Ia usually cult
waited The al thor Of "a recent work. Among the span
ish Pooplr" scnbes 1t being Systematically gain
erod in Spain where II Is regarded hne sOnlac h. Q
aud cordla. Il If either used IN the form OF cola
dcrocon swectpncd I'VE or SIX leaves are put INTO
A ,eacup ana hot tea poured upon them. The author
saws TINT only is The favor deciOus but that IL ne
e one need never suffer from ndtulcncc. nervousness
dlIrran,I or lOHs OF appetite.