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Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11

A discovery which cures by the natural proessx
ABSORPTION,
all diseases of the Kidneys. Bladder, Ursnsry
organs and Nervous systen, when nothing sss
effects, and the first cure for those painful and
much dreaded affections,
Diabetes and Bright's Disease,
while lis cnres of Gravel, Dropsy, Catarrh Of ths
High-t'oiorcd Urine, Nerv0usN eaknessa and Pain
In the Back seem more like miracles than cases Of
natural healing.
DELICATE FEMALES
or victims of wasted or Frustrated energies, caused
by irregular habits, the abuse of nature and mental
or physical over-exertion. find their greatest relief in
the use Of DAYS KIDNEY PAD which strengthens
AMI lnylgorates the invalid and restores the ,igor
PAIN IN THE BACK.
We say positively, and without fear of contradiction
that DAYS KIDNEY PAD is the only certain and
permanent cure for every form of this prevalent and
e YOUSG e;" MSEN
suffering from nervous and physical debility Ioss ~
memory, Or vitality impaired by the errors OF youth
or too close application to business or work, may be
restored and manhood regained. =
Avoid all kidney medicines which are taken into
the system by way OF the stomach; 1t liz an old treat.
ment well tried and proven inefficient. though some
times efecting apparent cures of one complaint they
SOW the seeds of more troublesome and permanent
disorders. The price of our PAD bringsi it within the
reach OF all, and it will annually save many times il,
cost in doctors bills, medicines and plasters, which at
best give but temporary relief. 1t can be used with
out fear or harm, and with certainty of a permanent
cure. For sale by druggists generally. or sent by
mail Gree OF POSTAGE on receipt of the price. Regu
Lar Pad, 81 90: child's Paduor incontinence OF urine
IN children), Sl5D Special extra size), $500. Our
book, How a Life was Saved" giving q history Of
this new discovery and a large record of most re-
cures sent free. Write for it. Address,
DAY KIDNEY PAD GO, Toledo, o.
0kUTt00 Owing to the many worthless Kid
OAU liUV, ney Pads now seeking a sale Orr our
reputation, we deem it due the afflicted 10 warn them,
Ask for DAYS KIDNEY PAD. and take 10 other.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Is sure IN its effects and mild in its action, as il
does not blister, yet it is penetrating and power
ful to reach every deep-seated pain or to remove
any bony growth or other engagements, such as
spavins, splints, curbs, ~calloIs, sprains, swell
ings and any lameness and all engagements of
the joints or limbs, or for rheumatism In man and
for any purpose for which a liniment is used for
man or beast. 1t is now known to be the best lin
intent tor man ever used, acting mild and yet GER
tain in its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular, which
we think gives positive proofof its virtues. No
remedy has ever met with such unqualified sue
cess to our knowledge, for beast as well a. man,
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for s.. All
druggists have it or can get it for you, or ii will
be sent to any address on receipt of price by the
Proprietors, DR.. BID. KENDALL & Co, Enos-
burgh Falls, Vermont.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-08-11
NO. 11G,

800 acres. leo of which IS prairie, 40 aorss r.
Der, detached one mile distant. Prsi,s ,a.
fenced with hedge and rail fence, and sns w
yided INTO 1 fields; good orchard Of GO t,ss
ing Z rooms, good stable slttirted Q m,iss m saa.a
east of Mexico and 4 miles south of Bento% ~ ~
on the Wabash railroad. Price S22. 10 ma, sl
n halt cash, balance. time to suit purchase
, 1881-04-12

lonncl Ia tho Central i'nclno tho gfts To tho two
i1M'ls Ainn!tut 70 $A!,il. ~. nccnrdipR tn tho %.
tttnAte* or thD.r executive officers. The net
earnings of tho ronsls are reported Mt f75UD.0U.
II, REALITY they flurH been mitch fnTRnr, ha thclr
rxpel,sN. ikn llt6lr construction nGcOitnis, have
Afforded lnrEn ,ilarRne Ut profits 10 thCfr nsr-
NRrrS IN nttier cAi,Hcbtles.
y rhrt OF thu wrnlth nr these railroad Ecnttc-
fnH,i two ycnra nttO consleicll Of $it, 91.0M Of
W!tGrcts stuck Of tho Central l'aeltlo nnd s;h,-
MEiAAl nf tho Southern Pacific, being nm nEHt1s.
Ut As) III stock. which ct'st tllctn only tho
pri.o or printing. nnd Upon which tlioy arc cnnl~
f,ei!t1F the public to pny thom per cont yeHtly
Tho Au,atheru Pacific has. been constructed
gMt M f9r from. tho enrn!nSs , s e tlo CSntIn1
fU0M ii bonds ,nr inttc ami charge s,et, rates
na will cnnb!u them to cullcct nnntlnllv per
hut Inviting Il. the subject tnny he, l. ts not
my mirpnsa now II lngtlru tnto tho !uethot!a by
which rho nwncra ut tho Central Pacific hhvn
nnQnfrcd their a.H,D.!s!ens wealth. ! hare ,lc-
strai only to hhhw that thnlr cx!ortiotis nre rs
unnecessary as they nro ,tn8ratcful and dis
tunCSt.
, 1881-04-12
How the People Of Nevada Are
Plundered by the Gen.
trail Pacific.
Through Rates to San Francisco and
Way-Rates Back on West
Bound Freight.
Tho Industries Of tho State rnrA1yzcl-
Wngon.Tcnns Competing with
the Iron Horse.
A Property Worth $2oo, 900, 900
Roalizod on an Original In
vostmont Of 12,6O0.

, ,,,,. ~
a speech pfcphfch Uy INC hon. Jl0lltn NJ.
noggett, ,ieinDnr Of Congress from Neyadn,
on Ina raIlroud WRONGS sutrured by tho reo.
Mo Of tllnt State, WIS printed lit Tho Record
Of Fob. ~, AllustOn was untta to It l,v Tim
s1,...,r,,.u,,.,a., Tan,.,,,.t.,. ~ .1,, M, st.
=. 1l"sspot"s1's. eon''''tles y! WY S"" iulA
Chamber OF Commerce. III Its late rcpIy to
<' ~ DI0N' A'~" p"'
scsses great illtercaL 70 I'll shtppess tula con-
sinners, the salient points OF tho snGpci nrc
t.et!t '. - ~ 0F ~
, 1881-04-12

Is comment neecssnry nuDp these tCrrlb1D
m ,uSy upas sd n so sss & s
roat rMtMntstuY Thcsp cbar4ns bnye been
Nusn Wb"n .nontjnne., " iy tho p ppcss tboy
havo been denlrsl. md With ,thrsata VI still
Ercltor otpreaslona the .rti!roAd t'!otators have
schedules Of tho rnt,soal companies ox,ict coz.
@ sx nicr of fae ,hpS npS
IRE simply IN axhlbtt NJ shnt might be .ionu u,
tho WY u oharxos.: r..taer ihn.i Of whit tho
tlleso printed schedules are bit harmless aS. OK
ps 10 owcr VI St st s "xcessys ., ries. ufss''o sap
,s ss!InT R IT. sSo ~ n'a s1ea may II w. Snes
THO rrfalueli'n Of cnples III II few br tho rG-
eciIictl rr0N,l bills IN MY possession. MI show.
Ing TINT tho scheduled rites nre ndbnrrl TO.
tllere followed II number Of rcccipied hills,
of agents Of tho companies, ind ttates.l
Whit DO tnoso b,lts show?' Tlioy show TINT tho
ratos t. q J. w printed sehesales have hoen nH;
from tho East. which WINS switched on ut Reno,
7 hnvu stown ttnt tho through r1.tes for ii orr
sn Fraciseo Is Just So, ad Il viii iiG@ a seoi @ by
this tii ttat % tho trsn,Nt, rso Of ftla IN lny-
1s Hs III M gsnf q s sa Sor S @
bo 4 rorcvor remembered hut that c,,r-lo.ti nf
Reno. And 80 with tho other bills.
INTIMIDATION OF HuSsNEss-slEN.
From Eko. tlIo rtcclvlnR rfulflr OF Tnscarora,
C9r!..icopia, md other i.,pt,rtant mining Iljs
'uoy q reeeintuti s,'iirsai tiis: WHY i isa.
tho merchants hAt1 6een AfFaitl to furnish
than,. Something Of railron.ls rAtcs Ut Elko,
Of TINT. rNGo hnv,f liuen iarr0rIzc.l by ruliruNd
!hntllN1ueut tlny be KAtilorett from, tho r,ltDw,
, 1881-04-12
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.



10 ne Editar af ne CAitaeo 7rteane
No. 1901 STATE srnEEr, April 1i.--,yo l,cE tho
favor 1T II Tow lines space 10 t,nke IN aclnowl-
cbHomcnt TINT we think ls duo.
We desire to thank Mr. 1toolcy for tho prompt
manner III which hu hns redrrsscd IN affrunt
offered lis by I'M usher tas stated In TnunuNH
4tl, inst} nnd for tho vigorous investigation md
co.,sc,l.tol,t r.,tlshment Of tho guilty I,asty.
ceFg esteem nnt} respect fur his gentlrmnny
NctOH f ttlg matter. md thAt tho ueGiirroncn III
npwssD t1iminiAhes our attraction towards lIn0-
lUy's ,s plncu Of pleasMnt and n4rcoahlo rcsUrt.
.1t)lIS. II. tjAv1sUS,
TItOafAS u. QALutiA1Iif.
, 1881-04-12

1tnttct, Stntcs Government. They nlaO prnpoen
and apeh m NIL thu STREETS lentlIru to tho river.
we expcct to hc t1nlty tislfch by from a,gD 20
Mpm W. &nnG!n, .s1lrx ato @ gEnan,,,!a! Eaeh stnto
park. nlsn tho United stttUs tIovurnnltnt RtMl
tho Frunch; III fact, tho Centennial Ia booming.
KOi1t.j,r q. HHfrFtN.
, 1881-04-12
AliHrGllItJt u nd thu " VGt.ys

WhnD ueE. saeri0aN Wn& IN Auburu, n, y, 10
atiSnd @ ne,.; uptnn's funeral, inat week. vi
"0lu Edtlter ateppoQ nI u him, Aiill, extending
hts haha, sud: :" l.ek nlu shakp banIs ,4iih yUu,
urtetA!: Was with yptl III the Shenandoah Val.
ley. "lcs." Rai tho (frtIerai !" thui u MI rlnht;
hut Husn't there." thu veteran Sid OUT VI
sight Us tWst ua possible.
, 1881-04-12


Fe S.ss" rara"d FIX ttrs ~ r ;s"o 'is III
i,Mlf cents pcr hundred icss thun od tcam1'lg
'rhis Is tho only competition which tho rcoplo
fo the ns 10 n Wf Me t i rs
ron'!: nro con!rnnrd Il, ts nF t!cir rArs between
tho Rocky and Stern Novasia Mountains. f.r o,,r
etrthns lilo In tho great hMsin. and tcscrt hnr.
rtera nnd mountain ranges frettnp tho ulontls
lnerclnl supply.
YES, rAcK-MuIE COMPETITION IN NEVADA
Of which tho DIRECTORS ot tho Central Pacific ln-
unnecessary ,nc,iaeo 70 ttott financial wcll-du;;
thu establishment Of rlttes IN kcepinY with telr
r,pioity, md their charges nra sGhei!nlr.l lust
Ssan xItS paSk.tratns s % md % Wnso.. nv wv ''"''
Il sytsi tte ns,scrsed that ito t,iretora Of the
tSas asi Rst as,t ut, rtS sfr. ne
| III Wow 1t tito tcrrtu sf,wina that hns and
II falsehoo itscif tfoMlI fcn iks stendiaE : in.
md saSliuc Sas.lihoot ot bo so,,tpneti Vic.
! Iii tholr natnes. permitted this declaration 10
FeS'3 spls is syf 81 'S H VII show tho nnncr In
AUD thoy atllnit ITO othor-aro corrected.
! HOW HATES A,E "EQuALtzED."
| Not long since Col. 6. was tho owner Of n Inrgo
whnnt- firm III CoI,lsn County. Caiiiorniu. Tho
san Francisco woro 10 per ton, Con4lilcrlnE tho
distance of tho ctrr;nNt these rates were cx-
cesstyr. but The TURNER'S of Cui,l:n wcro coni-
!,eliGl 70 submit to tho'r ln snn .uaIth Colin-
~ about thu snno sltstuitce from SUIT FrMnc1sct.
Wis aflDthor wheit.xt1.wli,g section, n1nnnT tho
ns9n,neni farncEs Of which was Mr: n. THU
fsTo ,Sat sHsEfs "r Wsra Ysss e 2 s' e
Col,isa rates. md not Understanding why Ills
ehlnild 10 my Erentor, since tho carr!uHu was
nt,O,lt eho sAtln from both places, Mr. F., altcr
tho tniir9u,i aushoritles viii Il s!ow to sheir
ngnif f"nt !. i1nvo vo nnsaiiycs ~ a,,r St,'t
| rhtest. Mluilqu th0 ,ColonGi. Uns yes, ~.
p!lna Nlr; f.; ~ hal i9ng tM!k WITH PRESIDENT
! Ss SCtMsnlneti, Anu uG nrDnnlseu INC anotlNi hnvo
GotMan a Ies tetes Inen Sor rato mas 1soii r.
s4eGM !Io ,,a mie 70 rnnfte!! tno Cnioilei;
! lNNl gnu y near ~ I'm, n9. yvas the ntl-
sWor' ing g thug has @ bGon StuallHed by ra!slnE
Spnr m.,I vatu s rum m; s'T T. tn pug;
| lMMs WIS tno ltMi!r'Nlh company nnpnl!y re:
tSn pIrct.,e, cr ~ u Ia M Ih,n III. .,nx Men
snrsas''ly ought M to na when i Is Ssnept!g.o of
| rnny. -,..-s..-,s. ,.......
| TIE PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
, 1881-04-12
RAILROAD CORPORATIONS.

RAILROAD CORPORATIONS.
posver OF tho Stuto to Control Thcnh-
1tevlcW Of tltc LcRnI tltir.tiail.
tt tas I:ftor of Tic tnicaeo 3rfhunt.
CftfcA00, MI O.-Thcro Is no public question
Of Erentcr lnterrst nt tho present time than tho
power Ut tho state to control and rcHnlAte t,osu
rrtrund companies which huye 81 long OFT
pressed and lnpnsed ,ipon the pcUplc by Ax-
urhftRnt mud unjust rates Ut trnnstortntton.H
II Is believed TINT rcnplo generally tio nut ro-
ailz0 tho oxtrnt to which tho highest ctM,st at
tho lnnd has gono In placing r4,llwny md utliur
public corporations within tho control of tl,,,
peoples and nny pooplo which Ignorcs i.a power
to rcdrcss tho wrongs inliicte, upon II, when tho
supreme lnw Of tho land points out plain
tnetlltM OF rcdrtss, Is ouly worthy 10 rosnnn in
de.lre. nrst to cnli to your nttentIon n faot
WHEN na been s sea ,, SrGy EorS By t"sa
ME: tiesrsc Tehnsr Gartis ~ # s!s sftiais % q! q
na"er 81 t q ah i~4y Eetfsy s y tho A'f'l
It Is fnlsely assumed by tn,lny writcrs mid
fpGnss's @r r!ary ~ Sy ,sro ,. e.
power OF State I.csiH,atutu to regulate ratos
St fare and freight y botw1eii points
HUI t,o owGr y rcgHisto e ries beswee s' poini s
lying IN ono statu ind II point lying in another
StaS tI bslenss Yxs!n,s'vSly to Gokress Under
sn", i,. ~ ~ tsc -. ,, ~
stntes. and TINT. Until lltw IL passed lIy Co1,-
5t e." asa Sc.s II 1nrS" If be
tWcr.l pnlnts wlnly within tho territorIul limits
Of that dtate which onAcls tho law liking tho
Everybody knnwa that tho sreptcst tntttcstons
now suffered nre shpso airlalng frntii estrllsnnt
tsss, es S,Ts s, n ots KIRK %t Te,st nT .
% M,1I ~ o ,Io oy s s' % sn.
,s,,,, ,m,.3,, yu So: .,,. s,,,,s,, r,<,..
1ri0 Gtnto. a. ~ tn tG % I.L s, o. thG
HIN ~ f. IN, hns 1, is Tinmy NM ~ !,
70 M!, shs @ [.,;so asst1nn!tlon: T.. ,,u.,,
Wnitn .nf s'nH,o o sMays M
@ fs ~ H., " ptu9s ~ ue ~ ~ 1Mw or MaN
mnny r r !" " 1oY g oy 1n fS G
tionol lion q nors9ns and proo6rty takcn ,tp
w Hstac sns ,,s.te aM dr1fts Uo .i.,9 ,u
lGonKsd K rxs,asiys,y ky TO- consroSs I.t tle
to tho reatioss Of Tic Coa,i,y 'is IL y ptur staie
t,,n u,te j., nit y; T. ma.a1n W. ~ ~ w pwct 81
Wy eXteuig ~ neyoi it ~ Stato H. sycrthocss
wcI nav iciiantniIy nyon , H. St%to
oet laws rcra!ns fstes 10 'S bo pai pse BY "ns ts
prs rg nteM tuouBo ~ u'aS Wasteety AZ
'cH1 ~ toso to ,,x,iant soctost ,.h,,,, ,t~ r.
mara!ng .atcly Garriet % On anst M sinHlu. handed
i1!s s!ss T. II n, ts!s sists ts 5%sys seiss
aie ratsss "treaso tnoy saia "tho state Of III
tnI ,D na9.,,a y" H. s. es' eSGep ~
ihas snoray tho spro'o Ia law q tu 's Ia,t', is
nnMsonnee1 as!t,, IN tho relk ensc.
fnri III st ~ a as' ~ M % , !. - thf grent
@ as tnman iaere y "iS y, m
", tnSno IVY en .asEs u % HnSermoha @
rairoos 'H Wo 'e V ts t sn,nn & M aw nre .a9
, 1881-04-12

told III tl,at l!e would not live Wftl,oMt,l Il bnt.
stnn st. Jacobs Uil.-so highly docs ho
, 1881-04-12

IIUtls III AtkS luu
cne1ny. md tho co,lrsa in wh!cil, according tn
T. ~ fr f III ns,, wn no ee IL s.
sumption q tis Is nat,iral se1iunee % false.
Nnt!:.n's military e!lerg!as: but tho standard Of
nuetity aEa Loyalty u not tho same ~ tho rcgsi
m af sy ~ " t sase eosG E un os esery @
own stSnder Of ioyni'ty Il coansrY. S: '"Ns'
d,, mi r,i, ,rn,.nrs x.t .hns rcro
sire; tho %a,stns sn5 J. dasea! I y tss Nailonsl
hnf , ,en ,so. M was Es,, v1ns =, ,t
tds hsSslliss!, @ ~ III ~ qf yet @ .se
aantatisg; at,.l 10 g1yt, psenty ot sixhs Of sy.
they? They Ind thnary Of nlt!tnMto reco,'a
e tht o,r ;',snt fIire ~ ws,'c icw ~
hik k,!s IL. ~. tat .t,nt tnt,r nIs MEL
ity (, eoit.try. wesc 'ia tiey traitorsf Was Nc
Ciellan trAlt1r Z W served their dnslgnal Cn,.
tSSas @ 2. ~ !pa1y ~ war. y pc ios aave
When MeC!eilMn ~, went . TO WashtnE1on nc bf.
,,rsl rM rh, aSe " te hi itn ,cr cxs
es III WE Whgh wa 1f'H IN saas nsoera.o
ts 70 kG M Wt aq ~ ~
,,c ,x 1, tak e %yof'sfS n9 t1vest ". Gy ~
,l!s co,trso 9t ca,,raEeo!,sM ~ treason: ntn course
which wn'lA trEt9 n99nt tlo same oajccs nT sao
swcr proeesss 81 ,nliitafy wnsto M in,insc
q the i,snsssasis !oa,lers Ma i tso Sonts,lsF;
ntes weEo lifted ny our so'znro Of tho lscbcl
rur nnrrtsu STEAMER TRENT.
Tho BRITISH uovprnu,ont itnn,rdlnts,y ordered
sst ss ns sss w 4 ,6S
wmr ir rrcat iirI,,,in. I,n,ija Smtnirnn wns
, 1881-04-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

q nr. KadWsys old sstablshe,i Il & 4 IL. Ms'si
o&AA than tho bas0 mud worthless ttllatHo tHo.titts1
ssem: A. thora aEo Fnlsu ltgsolvents' Ma nna ~,
ta4s w uauay "AxuNss u " wAat 1oH WV
, 1881-04-12
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGuE cured Tor my etnt.
TheE1 IL not remedial nRcnt IT. tlis wtll.l ~
Will Gure Fvvsr ALd hEuu anI n!s other tai1srr ssr
toyers iM!fel Wy MAt,WAY'B Pills, su quickly
% liADWAY'S READY NELiEF.
, FIFTY CENTS PER lIOITlE.
, 1881-04-12

To ftattIc Mountain, Es5 tnlics
frultt HhIp Fr7tlrfscD,..,.....
10 JsalIsHlip. bs, miles lFt,i1
sntt tfntlelACs....,............
IO Elku, Ui3 illtsus from SIlH
EF;ttjrlnEU U...s...,.....A.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-08

1t viii allow the hamestrap to
be let out 30 the hame cannot
pinch the neck.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, August G.h.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento August 10th: Horace
Davis, San Francisco Il. III. Sears Oak
land: j. Rosenburg, New York; A. L.
Vollmer and wife, San Francisco; A. J..
Williams, Saltwater. MINI; George Wads-
worth, Josiah Jewett, Buffalo; Nathan era
mer, Cincinnati Mrs. Mary Holland, Pitts.
burg Thomas Crasher, Philadelphia. Also
45 emigrants, to arrive August 18th.
OMAHA, August 7th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento August 11th Mrs
J. Riley, Master Charles Riley, West Oak
land ; G. II. Wiley, Sacramento; Mrs. o.
M. Phelps, Miss Maud Gangmer, st. Louis
Lula Belmont. Ruby Lexington. George
Stewart, Alfred j. Brandensteip, San Fran
cisco; George L. Cram, Charles Christensen,
St. Louis
CARL1N, August 7th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow E. d.
Goodrich, G. King, j. NJ English, George
Recher. New York Mrs. w. Mcintosh,
Miss +. B. Tobin. James Marcuse, n. Heath
and wife. J. N. Merrill, Il. r. provinces, S.
D. Brastow, San Francisco; Mrs. M. r.
Bliss and child. J. Webb, Stockton; George
Barry. Montreal, Cau.; Captain G. B.
Blackfoot, Montana; J. J. Parker, Cantor,
Ohio; Frank Brooks, Chicago. Ill: S. W.
Gregory and wife, Oakland; J. B. Wright,
Sacramento; j. Roberts, Princeton. Ill +;
Allen Shaver, Princeton, Cal; s. Rowdes
wife and children, Tuscarora, New; H. r.
Crosby, Ogden, Utah; AZ emigrant pas
sengers, including 80 males, to arrive in Sac
ramento August 9th.
NEwHALL. August 7th.-Passed here TO-
day, to arrive in San francisco to- morrow
J. E. Thayer, s. Bernstine, A. E. Kennedy,
J. Kendall, San Francisco; M. Dodsworth,
Los Angeles /; G. P. Kelley, G. Corwell, J.
G. Phillips, w. Fassett, San Francisco; G.
Collier, San Fernando P. Kidd, S. Glas-
brook, San Francisco.
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MECHANICS STORE.
FRUITS, SEEDS ANDPRODUOE.

A. MoosER 8. 6ERsoN.
9. GERsON q CO.,
NENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
" Dealers in
Imported and Domestic Fruits, veseta.
bles, Nuts, Etc.,
No. go street, between Second and Third, Sacra.
mento. au2-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-08

A STRONG LIGHTHoUsE.-A structure
which is expected to be the finest and
strongest lighthouse in the world is now
being shipped from the Morris & Tasker
iron works in Philadelphia. 1t is to be
erected in Chesapeake Bay, off Cape
Henry. For eighteen months forty men
have been at work on it constantly. From
the base to the top it measures l55 feet,
with diameter at the base of 80 feet and
at the top of 16 feet. There are six stories,
above which are the service-room, watch
room, lantern-r room, and finally the roof.
Its total weight is LOO, 600 pounds, 1000
pounds of bolts alone being used to put
it together. The exterior, which is oeta-
gonal in shape, is constructed of cast.iron,
while the cylindrical interior is Of sheet
iron. The castings of the base and first
story are two inches in thickness, and
the sheet.iron lining is three e-eights Of an
inch. The staircase, which has $50 steps,
goes around the cylinder instead of up a
shaft, as in the light houses now in exist
ence. The "lightroom" is circular
steel frame 70 feet in diameter and 9 feet
high. The glass to be used is now being
manufactured in France, and light Of
great power will be adopted.
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THE HUGHENDEN MEMORIAL. The OBJ
ject of the Hughenden memorial to Lord
Beaconsield is to give to the late Earl's
friends and admirers Of all classes an OPP
portanity to show their devotion to his
memory in substantial form. The east
window is promised, and is already in
hand. For the rest it is proposed to carry
out the following works so far as funds
permit To fill the five remaining windows
in the nave with stained glass, for which
designs are already prepared, the subjects
having been approved by Lord Beacons-
field. To enlarge the organ in accordance
with plan which met with the late Earl's
sympathy. To complete the interior deco
ration of the church. To erect handsome
spire and to complete ths peal of bells.
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DIAMOND AND WATCH BRoKER
EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS,

Uncle Harris. 22l Kearny ST., between Bush and
Sutter. Established 1851
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DRY GOODS.


The White HOuse-The Oldest Dry Goods House
in San Francisco. We import direct from the
principal marts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade Country
orders attended to. j. w. Davidson & Co., Nos
101 and 10S kearny street. San Francisco.
Kefne Bros, Nos 107 TO lis Kearny street, are
now holding their regular Semi Annual Sale. I'm
mense reductions in 81 ks, Cloaks, Dress Goods,
Mourning, Domestics, Hosiery, Parasols, Laces
and Notions. Samples on application
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sPR,No MATTRESSES.

SPRING MAI tkESSESs
California spring Manufacturing Com.
pany, A. s. Warner, President. Nos l47 and l49
New Montgomery street, San Francisco Cal, and
No. 224 First street, Portland, Oregon. Manu-.
facturers of the Star Spring Bed Bottom, and all
kinds of Bed and Furniture Springs Also deal
ers in Upholsterers' Tscks, Twine, Webbing,
Curled Hair, Ticking, Moss, Tow, Excelsior, Bur.
laps, Spring Staples, Bed Lace, Eureka Hair.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

.CtAN SELL BARBER SHOPS FROM 500 TO
$500: restaurant and oyster saloons from
$50 to 81 SEQ rstclass bar 81 500; variety store,
$1,000 country hotels. 81, 500 to 50 600; brass
foundry and finishing shop; grain, hay and feed
business; candy store or factory. Sub-irrigation
pateut rs.hts good oifer. Partner wanted in gooi
payiug bus,Hess grocery store in good location );
also, one 10 vent Inquire of STRoBEL, 32l
street, broker Generals headquarters, Sacramento
Always call thste before YOU buy. jy25 lptf
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.

Justin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 722
Montgomery street. Country orders solicited /!
Langley Il MIchaeIs- Wholesale Druggists, I'm
porters OF pure French, English and German drugs
Northeast corner Front and Pine streets.
A. +. Downing 4 Son Wholesale Dealers
in Druggists and Proprietary Specialties, No. Il
Second street. Grand Hotel Building.
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MANUFACTURES OF ROAD SCRAPERS.
Nl Iron Doors, Jail cells Shutters, Railings,
Gratings. Homework and Black ksmithing in general
No. 520 street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second.
hand Doors Tor sale ia22 4ntf
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WeRre glad to notice that the Canadian
Rifle Team has won in England. This is
the nearest that the English have come to
winning anything in their own country for
some time.
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HARRY BERNARD,
MANUFACTURER, COR SIXTH AND L STREETS,
SACRAMENTO.

EB have on hand and for sale at the lowest
possible prices, the new style of PONY PHAEToNS,
the handsomest In the State. Family Carriages,
latest patterns. Neatest Open Buggies in the State.
Light Top Buggiss Heavy Top Buggies for noun
and Sulkies, all OF my own make. Carriage Paint
ing and Trimming done at the lowest price, None
but the most experienced workmen employed
Repairing neatly done, and all work is warranted.
Call at the Factory and see for yourself aul-4pti
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Gve lines in this department.
useYsed for Is cants for one time three times for 80
senss or rs cents Per week.