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FACTS AND FIGURES.

The first lucifer match was made III 1929.
The first balloon ascent was made in 1883.
Thimbles were an invention of the Dutch.
The first iron steamship was built in 1880.
Petards were invented by the Huguenots
in 1876.
Hats were first made in England by
Spanisrds in 1910.
Mesmer, German physician, first ad.
vocated mesmerIsm in l766.
It's estimated that there are seven mil
lions OF Jews in the world.
Cadmus brought the invention of letters
from Syria to Greece about l54S A. M.
The TRANSMISSION of the blood of one body
into that of another was first attempted in
1867.
According to DIR. Gunther there are
1000 species of fish now known to men of
science.
For some time after the Norman invasion
slaves comprised part of the exports from
England to foreign ports.
Curfew bell was introduced into Eng.
land by William l., l06S. 1t rang at
o'clock, when all lights and fires were to
be extlnguished.
When it was proposed to introduce
gladiators into Athens, citizen from the
crowd cried out, d" First throw down the
altar erected above thousand years ago,
by our ancestors, to Mercy "
st. Swithin's day is July 18th. He
lived in England in the ninth century.
Tradition states that it rained forty days
in consequence of the proposed removal of
his remains to the cathedral from the
churchyard.
a young woman of Greensburg, Pa, who
had long been a sufferer from nervous dis
ease, caused her friends great alarm about
eight weeks ago by suddenly manifesting
an utter inability to eat. For forty days
she ate nothing, liquid or solid, but when
there seemed to remain not the slightest
chance of recovery, and she was SO weak
that death was apparently only few hours
distant, she as suddenly regained the
power TO take and digest food, and is now
expected to get well. Her friends are de-
lighted, the doctors are puzzled, and
skeptics are winking in a malicious and
derogatory manner.
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COMMERCIAL,
san Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. May I9th-1 P. N.
FLouR-Free purchases reported on Central
American account. Best City Extra, 50 374(G5 so;
superfne, a 75d5 - Interior Extra, a 50a5 !;
Interior Supertine, S494 % q Dbl
WHEAT-The market Is less steady than week
ago. At that time there was marked demand on
account OF the export interest, which appears to
have been satisfied as business for day two has
been rather quiet, and shippers not promi-
neut as buyers. Prices reported show much irregu-
larity the range being from 81 65dl I25 u ct for
fair to choice qualities Aiilers are the only parties
who are said to have paid the latter figure recently
and tn only for small selected parcels. Two little
lots OF about 50 tons each were placed to-day at
81 674dI 40 q ctl, claimed to be No l shipping.
ON the Produce Exchange call no business was done.
A prominent operator offered TO take any part Of
l. 600 tons No. White in September at 81 6S3, but
nobody desired to FILL At the Grain Exchange this
afternoon lot OF 100 tons no. sold spot at 81 70
g ctl.
BARLEY-Business is very quiet. There is no spot
trade of sequence, while the speculative feeling
that kept matters lively for time seems to have
subsidized At the Produce Exchange tnis morning
not sale was recorded. Spot lots OF No. Brewing
are worth az least 81 So and perhaps Tor the next
three months holders can realize between 81 81 and
81 90 for all parcels OF desirable old crop. The cur
rent rate for No l Feed is 81 al al f34. without
any great volume vi trade. Chevalier Is offered al
most daily: but until to DAY there was a wide mar
gin belw, Ell operators. On call this morning the
differ nee was rrOwed down TO &c q Ct only, the
quotation being 81 Is bid against 81 10 y ctl asked
for No ! grade Sales st toe Grain Exchange TINS
afternoon included 400 tons aad go do No. Feed
in September, 81 ~ q ctl-
OATS-lhe market does not look quite so strong.
slight abatement in inquiry causes holders to be
someShat more disposed to make concessions,
though no marked tumble in values need be eI
peeted. a parcel OF about 400 bags good White Or
egon changed hands at 81 = GU, which is regarded
rs full figure Choice would perhaps bring
slight advance while Surprise could barely bo
placed ~ tho momsot above a. 10 y gtA
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Sacramento Market.
corrected daily for the REooRp. USIov.l

SACRAMENTO, May 10Th
FzU1Ts-oranges, California, S435 e bx; Oranges,
imported 50 50a4 50 q bx; Lemons, Sicily S7os /;
Lemons, California, 81 509S Z box; Lines, 81 ESQ
| l so q 100; Bananas, S4d5 q bunch Pinoapples,
s5a9 dozen Cocoanlts. S73s 4 100; Strawberries
l0dI5c = 10 /; drawers, 75@S5c; Cherries, l2G25c
q 10. GO0seberries have made their appearance,
| and are selling at SalCc . ID for common and l59
zoe for the English variety.
TABLE FRUrfs-Assorted, q n cans, p doz, 50 so ;
Peaches, SO; Bartlett Pears, 81 rs Plums, g IS !;
Blackbeuies So Gooseberries, SO %; Strawber-
res, SO IS; Apricots, 90; Muscat Grapes, g rs /;
Red CuTrants, % Is; Cherries, 50 %.
PIX FRUITs-Assorted, q n cans, p doz 81 X az
assorted, gallon cans 81 So; Peaches, 2i-b cans,
q IS Portland Blueberries, 2-ib cans, q Whor
ileberries. 81 Is
DRmD FRUus-Apple5, sliced, sa9c g n; do guar
tered 7dSc pears, peeled, S(9l0c; do unpeeled, 8
@sc; Plums, pitted, 12@l3c; Peaches, 1O@l1c; do
peeled, 19d20c; Prunes, German and French 12@
i3c; Blackberries, zoe; Figs. California. Ease u H.
YEGErABLEs-Wax Beans, 15920c q IL -; new To-
matoes, 20d25c g ID; Summer SOU sh make their
first appearance, and are selling at l5d2Oc q ID Pc
tatoes are quoted at S2d2 % 3 cwt Nevada Pota-
toes, g % ; Red, 81 25(d3; New Potatoes 3@4c q
IL Cabb Ige, 81 5092; Onions, Silverskns, 81 5Oa2
u 100 Ms; Garlic, 4@5e . h: Carrots, 81
q cwt Turnips, 81 q 100; bunch vegetables
q dozen; HOrseradish, Sdl0e q n; Green Peas, 81
a3c q ID; Asparagus, BIC u n PIE Plant, 2d4c q
n; Artchokes, Sl@40c e dozen.
TRANSFORMATIONS, 60 80 y Dbl; Oatmeal g. 70
g 100 rs; Cornineal. 81 2562 80 Cracked Wheat So
PouLrRY-Llve Turkeys, l3dl5c s2ib; dressed do, Is
Gl6c q 10 young BOOSTERS, IS so y doz; Hens, Sc ;
Broilers, s4@5 so; Ducks, s6g7; Geese, 81 so
a q pair.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-B Butter, fancy dairy, 2sa3oc g
n; Cheese, 12d13c; California Creamery, 49,;
Fictory, lsc; Eastern, full cream, 22G23.; East
ern fats lie; fresh Eggs 24625c 3 Dozen
MEATs-Bee;, 79Sc; Mutton, &c; Pork, 8aec !;
Veal, 7615c.
Hay AsD GRAIN Dat hay, . ton, sl4a16 alfalfa,
g ton, sl8q14; bran, 9 ton, slG; middlings, $40
ground, = cwt 81 30 wheat, = cwt g, 81 so tame
oats, q cwt., e. 90; corn, 3 cst. 81 IS.
MIscELLASgoUs-Seels- Alfalfa, 16@I7c: Tirno.
thy, Eastern, il912c . h; Oregon, ga
IOc; Red Clover, 16@lsc; Red Top, 12sa1ic;
Nuts-English wannts, l018l2!c; Almonds, I7alsc;
Peanuts, 79l1c; Wool, n arket dull, holding for
higher prices mountain, 12iGl6c tule, 17@lsc;
Tallow, 6G7c; Hides, salt 9G1oc; dry. IStdI9c
New York Hops. 35c; California, 23g2Sc for choice
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Found Guilty OF Murder Damages
Wanted for a Eeaiing.

NEVADA CITY, May 19th The Jury in the
case of the People vs.. Maurice Peniion,
charged with the murder of A. G. Lsdda at
Columbia He'll last January, after being out
four hours, returned verdict Of guilty, and
fixed the penalty at Imprisonment for life.
The trial extended over e'glt days. Some
of the jurymen say they 10 not believe Peni.
lon to have been alone in the commission OF
the crime.
The trial OF the case Of D. II. Williams VI.
WIN. Smith has commsnced in the Superior
Court. Williams and smith lived in the
same house At Grass Valley. Ga the night
of February %, 1881, previous TO which time
there had been Trouble between the. two,
Williams was attacked on his porch by some
one. who beat him almost to death. He
claims that Smith was the party who did 1t,
and Smith swears that it was some other
man, although he was convicted and served
six months in jli for the assault. Williams
wants s.. 600 damages.
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON, May l9th-
WooI.-The market is comparatively quiet this
week The sales Of all kinds amounted to u goo
rs, with prices unchanged. Lots of fleece wool are
scarce, particularly Y grades. Sales Of Ohio and
Pennsylvania have been made at 40d41c for Y and
M A lot Of 600 lbs OF new California spring has
been sold AZ 2Sc Receipts have been very light
Unwashed neeces have been in fair demand at 256
33c for fine and medium, l61 Sc for low clmbng
and delaine selections and 4464Sc for fine delaine
and No. l combing. Ia washed combing very little
has been DONE and prices of Kentucky are nominal.
Pulled woods are in steady demand at 45GiSc for
choice Eastern and Maine supors, 3Td42I for fair,
and extra pulled has been selling freely for io@45c
Adyices from all points quote high prices for new
wool and dellers inclined 10 hold back for the
present Australian has been selling at 43645c and
Cane and Montevideo at full prices
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
seIf.Murfier-SeaI Fishing.

VICTORIA, May 1Ssh.-John Lewis. for.
merry city messenger for Wells, Fargo & Co.,
strangled himself with cord in his room
last evening. In d memorandum bcoz he
wrote his name and birthplace before COM
uniting the deed. He was troubled with
cancer in the stomach, and had been pro-
nounced incurabe.
The schooner Alfred Adams came in from
the seal fisheries with 500 skins, and reports
the prospects there good.
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NEVADA.
Suicide by Hanging.

Carson, May 10 h.-Henry Kamp, we'll
to-do farmer OF East Fork, near Genoa, COM
mitted suicide yesterday ny hanging himself
in his barn Last Sunday K mp fell into a
large irrigating ditch, was considerably
bruised and nearly drowned. The opinion
prevails that his rash deed was supeFindaced
by this accident. The verdict Of the Coro-
ner's jury was to this effect. Toe deceased
was native Of Prussia, aged 50 years. and
had been married less than four months
His domestic life was very happy.
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Bow DRAGGED TO Death by n Horse.

HoLLsTER, May l9th.-Three accidental
deaths have occurred in this county during
the past ten days. The last took place Thurs
day evening The victim was q 14-year-old
boy named V. Lopez. he was on horseback
riding in the Qlien Sabe hills. about sixteen
miles southeast of here. when his horse threw
him off. His spurs caught in the saddle
cinch, and he was dragged for nearly two
miles, his head and face being manglei almost
beyond recogritiol.
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sudden ncnfh-pniIr NeMsnaper.

CHICO. May 19.h-A sudden death took
place here to-day from congestion of the
lungs. Mrs i. B. Elliott, If San Francisco,
came to Chico last Tuesday evening to see
her daughter, Mrs. d. d. Harris, and was in
excellent health up to 10 o'clock this morn
ing, when she was suddenly seized with con-
gestion and died shortly afterwards. She
came to California in 1852, and was 81 years
of age. The body viii be taken to San Fran
Cisco tomorrow morning for intermeut.
The Chico .SeDii- Weekly Enterprise an
nounces this afternoon that it will come out
al a daily evening paper next Monday, with
the Associated Press DISPATCHES.
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Entail shnoiing AmraY.

PoRT TOWNSEND, May 18th. On last
Tuesday afternoon a row took place On Lopez
Island between two men named Kay and
Anderson. l. appears that COW belonging
to Anderson broke into an inclosurs belong
to Kay, when the latter shut the animal up.
A fight over this occurred between the two
men. in which Kay got thrashed, when he
went to the house, got gun, and going up
to Anderson fred both charges into him,
killing him instantly. Kay is under arrest
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SOAP.

An Exquisite Toilet, Bath, and Nursery. Sanatve
Fragrant with delicious flower odors and healing bal
sam. Contains in modified form all the virtues #
CUTrcURA the great Skin Cure, and ia indsps usa, o.
in the treatment of Skin and Scalp Diseases, m
for restoring preserving, and identifying IL, cul.-
pIexion and skin. The only Medicinal Baby soap.
}CUTGCURA REMEDIES are the only real curatiyes
for diseases of the Skin, Scalp, and Blood.
Price: CUTICURA REsoLyENT, Sl.00 per hottie
CUTIoURA, Soc per box; large boxes, 500; CUIi-
CuRA MEDICINAL Toilet SOAP, 2jc.; CUTICU-A
MEDICINAL SHAVING Soar, 15c. Sold everywhere.
Principal Depot, Weeks C Potter, L oston
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OREGsS.
Two Ladies' IEJured-BOiIer Explosion
The Wreck of the Brother Jonathan.

PORTLAND. May 19-h.-A carriage team
driven by Judge Strong's colored driver
knocked down and seriously injured Mrs.
William Collins, of Collins Landing, this
afternoon, and III 1rei another lady slightly.
The driver was arrested and placed uader
bonds.
The boiler in Alisky's candy factory ex-
ploded this morning, scaidiug two wo1kmeD,
named Frank Moran and John Matschuk
Neither were dangerously hurt.
NJ Ill advices from Port Oxford state that
the schooner Esther Cob9s will receive by
the next trip of the Hume complete wreck
ing outfit and devote herself to recovering
the wreck of the steamer Brother Jonathan,
wrecked seventeen years ago.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Pire at semitic.

SEATTLE, May 19sh.-A FIRE broke out in
the blacksmith shop of McBsth K McGee. on
Second street, in this city, at A. NJ, and be.
fore it was sxtinguished the building and its
contents were destroyed, as also a building
loss was about 81 800
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MARRIED..

San Francisco, May l4-PhiIip Carney to Emma
Shurtlef.
'ln Iraneisco, May 1s-Lewis Stellar to Sarah G.
Palm r.
Bear REX, near Comanche, May Joel Shin to
Mary Marrow.
Woodland, May I7-wm. Il. Lawson to Florence
L. Chase.
Grass Valley, May lG-G W HYDE to Mary Shirley.
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DR.. IacLeaz1an

Has a worldwide reputation for his SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT AND CURE Of difficult and COM
plicated diseases. The following references are
sufficient to show his merits as q HEALER:
Miss Emma James, San Leandro, Cal for SIX years
crippled invalid unable to stand or walk given
up by over dozen doctors, took two weeks treat
ment ~ DR.. MacI enuan and recovered.
c. W. Kennedy, Clovcrtiale, and proprietor OF the
stage route TO the Gevsers daughter cured Of spasms
by DR.. MacLennan after the doctors pronounced her
Sc incurable.
Diego Gonzaz, musician at the Tivoli Gardens,
sick for nine months; at lest gave M his bust
ness doctors said " He will surely die :" was so
weak in the limbs he could not walk he taken
TO DR.. MacLennan, and after q few treatments got
entirely well.
j. H. Smith. in the employ Of George H. Tsy 81
Co, San Francisco. taken ont Of the hospital to
be treated by Dr. Maeieunan Of obstinate insomnis
and general debility. lie recovered enti ely in oua
week.
George F. Lamson auc,ioreer, a. Kearnv street.
San Francisco, cured by DR.. Mac enuau Of dyspepsia
ard nervous prOstrati0n IN q few treatments.
a. Walrath, capitalist Nevada City came 20 Dr..
Niacteunan on two crCtche3 and returned home in
eight days without them
J. s. Burlingime left EureSa EsY. m a stretcher.
After taking few Treatments Of Or. AacLennan he
returned home a well man.
Governor a p. X Stafford, ni Arizona, cured e
US Prostitution In two weeks.
Hon. E C. Marshall Assistant District Attorney,
San Francisco, cured Of nervous pfostrati0n in Ave
treatments.
Charles Croker, President Of Che Southern Pacific
Rllraad, cured Of Rheumatism in three treatments.
DR.. Henry Shade SAYS Ny case considered
iucurabe by the best physicians. but Or. MaeLen-
nan restored me the full oi ny limbs in less than
twenty minutes, being parilyzod Tor over four
months
Dr. J. wilmhurst. b. D., NJ. p C. s. England.
no. at AbbOtsford House, San Francisco. SAYS Ny
hearing is now completely restored by DR.. MacLen-
manipulation alone"
Rev. A. c. Giles Mendocino. CAL SAYS: "The
effect which your treatment rad u on me is truly
wonderful. Altogether feel liz a new man"
Or. J. L. Wilbert. the noted dentist, No. IS Third
street, San francisco, says e." would 20: be here
now had it not been for By Mae"
Rev. Thomas S. Grifiiihs EortoGyille- writes &" !
am mu b pleased at the sudden change in my
brothers. health "
Dr. c. p. Davis, st. Helena, Cal cured Of nervous
prostration Gays &c After four days treatment I
was entirely relieved have Htw good appetite
and feel we'll
A. J. Turner, Of the firm Of Turner Kennedy s
Shay, lumber merchants, lrner Of Fourth aud
Channel strests, san Francisco. SAVE - suffered
pain and lameness in my knee for over twenty-five
years aud tried everything, but vas entirely cnied
in a short time by DR.. MscLsiina1"
Il CONSULTATION FREE. "a
Remember the Number
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEw YoRK. May 10th
STANDARDIZATION is steady and Wheat strong
latter at 81 40d1 As 2 bushel.
WooI.-Caforlia is steady at 12914c for fall bur
~ and I6023c for clean fall spring bury, I5&
lSc; clean spring, 24G32c pulled, 25a45c.
HDEs-California are quiet at % 1234c.
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Residence AID Barn Burned.

AUBURN, May 19.h.-About 3 o'clock this
morning the residence and barn of G. +.
Julien, situated about four miles south of
here, was probably destroyed by fire, the
origin of which is unknown. The loss is
probably covered by insurance.
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PORTLAND, May 19th.--Mrs. J. W. Case,
wife of prominent banker Of Astoria, died
last night, after short illness.
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namnging Norlh Wini.

MARYsvILLE, May 19sh.-A strong, warm
north wind has been blowing to-day, IN
doubleday doing considerable damage to the
crops.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Sudden Death OF IN Old Lady-Fire near
Auburn-A Boy Dragged TO Death by Il
Horse-Bana2ing North Wind-suicide
nj Victoria Nevada Farmer Hangs
HImseif-Etems from o egon-Etc.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

The SMALLPOX siiuatiOn-No MOre Pa
Iients TO Leave the QuaraniIned
Steamer Two Boys Injured-Presi-
dency OF the Democratic state Conven-
tIOn-A New EncOrpOratIon-Etc.
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=-------HUMoRS-=~-

The cause of most human ills, and curing wlcr
physicians, hospitals, and all other methods and
remedies fail, ScrofIla or Kings Evil, Gandular
Swcllings, Ulcers, Old Sores, Milk Leg, Mercurial
Affections, Erysipelas Tumors, Assesses, Carbuu
,les, Boils. Blood Poisons, Brghts Disease Wasting
Of the Kidneys and Liver Rheumatism, COnstipa
ion, Piles, Dyspepsia, and all Itching, and Sca!y
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Caledonian Privileges.

StFALED Eds FOR BAR, REFRESHMENTS.
- Flying Horses, and s privileges at the Gale
DOMAIN Games at EAST PARE, SATURDAY, JUNE
81, viii be received until G P n SATURDAY, MAY
87sh, by ALEX AUNSO, Secretary. southwest cor
ner Seventh and streets II CT u21 ~
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DIED.

DEF.
Sacramento, May lS-Charles F. Sayres, native Of
Canada, ! years, months and days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the resids nee OF his brother, James B. Sayres,
corner Twelfth and c streets, this afternoon at 2
o'clock
Chico, Nay lG--Charles sherman, sc years
Woodbridge, May l4-Mrs NJ. L. Deady, IS years, l
month and S days
Lodi, May IL Mariah Ramsey, 81 years
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARAoRy Co. c. FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT,

ARMoRY Co. G. FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT,
FOURTH BRIGADE, G. c.
SACRAMENTO, May 10. 1882
The officers and members Of Sarsfield Guard will
assemble at their Armory on SUNDAY MORNING,
May DIST, at o'clock, in fatigue uniform, TO attend
the sanannual target shoot Of the company, which
takes place at Guthries station The Honorary
Members requested 10 meet at the Armory and
march to the Railroad Depot with the company By
order If JOHN p. DALTON,
Captain Commanding Company
RnBT O'RoUREE First Sergeant n G / ug0.lt
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1.-THE STREET OF TIE HYA0IaTHI !"
A Novelette, by
CONSTANCE F6EIM0RE W00LS0F,
Author OF "Rodman the Keeper"

Published only (aud completed in the May
and June numbers of THB CENTURY MAGA-
SIAE. Sold By dealers everywhere at 50 cents
eBoh-
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CHICAGO. Nav 10Th

CHICAGO, MAY l9th.
wHEAr-s1 25s for June.
CoRN-723c for June.
PoRK-SI9 22t bid for June.
LARD-Sl1 421 for June.
BAooS-S10 50 for rlbs for March, and sll 05 for
short ribs.
LIVERPOOL. May 10Th.
WHEAT California spot lots are frrner at % lOd
to los I'd. Cargo lots are as for Just shipped,
49s Cd Tor nearly due and 49s Sd for of coast.
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BONN.

Sacrament May wifi If A. NJ. Thompson, a
daughter.
Chico, May l5-wife Of W. r. Caskn son.
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:......---. ERuPTlONs-

OF the Skin and Scalp, - such as Salt Rheum,
Psoriasis, letter, Ringworn, BARRIERS Itch, Scald
Head, Itching Piles, and other Dsiguring ana
Torturing Humors from pinlple TO u scrofulitc
ulcer, when assisted by CUrIoURA and CUTIcURA
SOAP, the great Skin Cures.
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MUSICAL NEWS.

DROEEsSoR BORA OFFERS TO THE CITI-
i zens Of Sacramento to teach Vocal Music during
this season grstIitousy. They vii have T. pay 81
for rent Of music room and gas They will know
the difference of this method With all other music
teachers Of this coast All cordially invited TO
Join Room 10, Odd Fellows Temple n29-iw'
DIR. p. NJ. SHIELDS,
" ENLIST, SOUTHWEST COENER 81,
Of Fifth and j streets, up stairs. has Lilly
reftted his rooms and resumed practice. mott
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-CUTlcuRA

A sweet, Interchangeable Medicinal Jelly, clears Of.
all external evidence of Blood Hunors. eats away
Dead Skin and Flesh, instantly alIys feelings and
Irritations, Softens, Soothes, and Heals. Worth
It's weight in gold for all Itching Discases.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-20

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE RECORD UNION.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-20

Has worldwide reputation for his SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT AND CURE Of difficult and CON-
plicated diseases. The following references are
sufficient to show his merits as . HEALER:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-20

WANTED-A PARTsER IN THE MILLING
w business to extend the same; now in sue
cessful operation st Santa Cruz with large and
increasing cash trade. Amount OF capital required
s. OOo party investing to attend to the selling and
outdoor business The advertiser is practical
character and capacity and fully establish the merit
and soundness Of his business Address LUKE
LUKEs, Santa Cruz. or EDWARD CADWALADER,
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