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 Win purchase or make advance Cold or silver bullion Territorial and County Beads sEj N arTanss approved commercial paper etc.
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Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-12

It is reported that John J. Gospcr has disposed of a half interest in the Phe nix Herald
Arizona silver belt., 1882-08-12
For Rent.

The building lately occupied as q lodging house by Mrs. c. Mills. Apply 70
 au5 J. D. BREWSTER.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-11

ESTERTATyISC RoYALTY.-Daniel Salt,
OF Maningham Lane, Bradford, and Old
Crosley, OF Halifax, who married milk
maid and then turned his attention TO
carpet-making, would have been much as.
tonished if they knew that their grand
children would entertain royalty. Sneh Is
going to be ths case. AIr. and Mrs. Titus
Salt, OF Miner Field, Ssltaire, will have
that honor on the approaching visit of the
Prince and Princess Of Wales to Bradford.
Miner Field is modern edifee, built on
AN eminence, overlooking the works OF the
| Salts and the valley OF tine Aire, and bears
close resemblance, both IN architecture
and size, to the numerous charitable
asy lums in the vicinity Of our metropolis
II was built with the fortune that Miss
Crosley brought to her husband, and 1t IS
rather depressing in its strict adherence to
medieval Inconvenience in the way OF
narrow windows and stiff baronial furniture,
and. during these bad times in the north,
n is found TO be an expensive mansion to
Keep up London World.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BONANZA SPRINGS.

n AXE coUSTY-H. FERN, A 4sN~0
A Proprietor These Springs s24yAsS 5
are situated in the most delightful ssN - hisfSA
part Of the mountains seven = q y ssi4eE
miles west Of Lower Lake, and are
now open to the public Beng well elevated, and
surrounded by magnificent pine and oak timber, it
is one of the coolest and most pleasant places in the
whole country There are several # these springs,
containing variety Of mineral waters-iron, soda
magnesa, scia sulphur, boraX, etc, besides pure,
cold mountain sprin!, water. Baths can be bad of
any desired Temperature Cottage for rent good
accommodations for campers Parties can reach the
Springs by taking train from Sacramento to Wood
land (fare, 81 25), and from Woodland by stage to
Lower Lake as mies) s. so or by rail from Sacra.
mento to Calistog8 and thence by stage to Glen
brook go miles, fare 50 So If notified will run
my stage aud convey passengers, free, from either
Lower Lake or Glenbrook je2l 4plm
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The review Of the river business for the
upper Missouri and the Yellowstone shows
that there were eighteen boats in the ger.
vice, and that 0,000 tons were carried this
season, as against $4,000 last. Twelve
boats are now lying up at Bismarck, nearer
the seat Of action than usual, and will en-.
gage early in the spring traffic. The North
ern Pacific Railroad will reduce the volume
OF business next season, especially on the
YelloWstone.
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SUMMER HOME FARM

US SITUATED IN THE WARM A ~@0
i fruit belt of the Santa Cruz SefmSA- X
mountains, surrounded by red ~ sit ES=zeZzEfzA
wood forests, deep and romantic - ~ ~ ~
canons and delightful mountain
drives the location being seven miles inland from
Santa Cruz affords delightful climate. Swimming
baths the place; coach goes to Santa Cruz three
times week. giving guests bathing fare for
round trip 81. A commodious hotel and cosy cot
tages lave been erected table supplied with an
abundance OF cream and fruit. Daily connection
made by coach with the 2:30 P 81 train Of the South
Pacific Coast (Narrow Gauge RAILROAD at Glenwood
Board, SO per week Address,
J. W. DEWOLFE,
ie10-4ntf GlenMonl. Santa Cruz Co.
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FORCED SALE.

HREAT BARGAINS-BY REASON OF I'LL.
sT health will sell at once all my property iy,
this city, at private sale and at extremely low so
ures offer house and full lot, with large barn,
at twenty. third and G streets, and full lot at
Twenty ninth and streets. Also forty head Of
livery horses, fifteen head of which will make les,
than three minutes; two hacks, one nine passene er
wagon, buggies, sulkies, buekboards thirty sets Of
double and single harness. ten saddles lap.robes
and other livery furnishings VIII sell all together
or any item separately. Terms-One- fifth cash, ana
balance on five years time if desired. Apply to
GEORGE MCDANIEL,
Fountain Stables, street. bet. Tenth zad Eleventh
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a RARE BARGAIN

EHoR HOTEL MEN.-A FIRST.CLASS -.
Il HOTEL, having a good business OF 4:!s
transient customers. is offered FOR SALE II.
VERY CHEAP, and upon easy terms. II is d
newly furnished throughout with all modeEn con.
veniences and in excellent condition Is pleasantly
located In the foothills upon the Central Pacific
Railroad, within short ride from Sacramento and
San Francisco, and in the best climate for invalids
in the State. Apply to FRED. {. 6RIFFITHS, al
LiNDLEf & cos. Sacramento. Cal ie2Z.1ptf l
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I'm these papers the latest reliable information from
the best mechanical journals will be presented by
the RECORD UNION, together with original con.
tributed notes of the results OF mechanical expert
ment and discovery.l
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FIGURING Mill for Sale.

YUyHE LEMooRE FIGURING MILL. SITUATED
in Lemoore, Tulare county Zone of the best
wheat growing sections in the State) built in 1878
capacity 200 barrels in "a hours cost $50 900 is in
perfect running order. with well established trade.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors For particulars
apply by letter to W. A. GRAY, Secretary Lemoore
FIGURING Mill Co. or J. II. HAM, At the mill Tvs -2w-
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THE EAeLBr AND THE CHILD.

l.
The Baron cam to his castle yeti
g o wife, let me in
For wi rain and bluid am wet,
And sair and weary blin'"
His Teddy lookit down and saw
Her dear lord standin' there,
Wi bluid upon his brow o snaw,
And on his yellow hair.
"whaur hse ye been sac lang and late
What deed is't ye hae dune 2
g. I've brought our son an eaglet-mats
Fae Cornemulzie Linn.
Tho parent eagles, fierce as flre,
Did strike me wi their wings
gave them o my dirk's Keen ire,
Aud dyed tile Corries sprngs.
But bring babe Ronald forth 70 SEQ
This plaything o the Wild"
Rushed in the nurse" Oh. wac IL M,
An eagIe's st0wn the child %
Ava, ava, ye guilty man %
The aagJiished mither said,
cts son for son, It's ban for ban
o Col that | were dead =
II.
The eagle cam 10 the wrens neg
80 Jenny, are ye in
Some counsel gle me O the best,
For wi grief am blin'."
Aud jenny lOokit out and saw
The puir bedraigled king,
Wi blnid upon his beak and claw
And jaups on ilka wing.
'whaur hae ye been sac late and lang,
What waefu' deeds been dune Z
"a Oh. we has tholed cruel wrauY
AZ Corriemulzio Linn
The Baron climbed toto our nest
over late We saw him there
And tore our darling ir4e our breast
To please his baby heir.
"But hae played his ain dark game.
Aud rcit his babe frae him
What will he think when he gangs hams,
70 find his cradle toom
. Jenny, speak and counsel me,
And gie my heart relief
Il Dol Is within nae Ike a Sea
OF ERE, aud rage, and grief'
Avn, ava, ye cruel king,
Via come for counsel here
Yonr bluidy claw, your jau0it wiug,
They shake my breast vi fear
AVA and TAX he bairn vi speed
Unto his mither's knee;
kindly deeds a kingiy deed
That sets the captive free"
III.
The human nither sabbit sair:
While round her and the Chief
The eagle mither rent the air
wi crles o rage and grief
90 husband tax the eaglet hains.
Unto his ain dear nest
parents heart is a. the same
In man or eagles breast"
The eaglet heard his mither's crY,
Ard shool. his helpless wings,
And screamed a prayer unto the SKY,
AS 10 the King Of kings.
The Baron tossed the youngling free
Upon the diAl-stane
Then with a swoop and Gluten u gee
The eagle had her ain.
Yet sa.T and sairer did che greet,
Babe RonaId's mither fair;
90 OH. yive me back my son, my sWsst,
We powers oi Garth and air -
BE comforted, my wife, my Joy,
And IN redeem my sin
IN seek and find our darling boy
By Corriemulzie Linn"
Bat bark "A sounds surge OF wings
. wonder U delight
The eagle, son and sire Of kings.
Brought hame the baby wight,
Then flashing into heaven wi speed,
Shrieked forth e1ultingly.
a kindly deeds kIngly deed
That sets the captive free =
flood Word
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NARRIAGE MANUFACTURE x-~
era, corner Of Fourth and eS<s1Ss9[
1 streets, Sacramento, have on SfYsSSSSff%>a
hand the largest assortment Of ySsl11S1S
Carriages Wagons and Buggies to be found In saefa
mento which theyw Sell NJ verj low rates. Jels ep
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.

G.. Hermann a CO.-Manu:actuTers and I'M
poTters. No. 1856 Kearny ct aear Pine. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory II Belden st.
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ANDERSON'S SPRINGS,
LAKE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

NINETEEN MILES FROM A tsN->> .
IN Calistoga, Napa county; FIVE ksZhsss X
miles from Middletown, and ten III It1FSssr-
miles from the Great Geysers, III iiilh al -
between which and Anderson's s-S--==-ssEs--- -
Springs there are good wagon roads,
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- 9rENl 81.
HOT MINERAL SPRINGS.

SITUATED 16 MILES EAST A .N5~O
= Of St Helena, in Pope valley, gSssA -
Napa county These waters closely ~ ~ tse-%
resemble the Ems OF Germsny in f 5ifa
analysis and salutary effects.
They have cured many cases OF Heart, Kidney.
Spinal and liver Diseases; also, Sys'
pepsia, JaHndfcc. Paralysis, Erysipeias
sheuInatiS1I, sciatica, Neuralgia, General
sebility. bronchitis and Pulmonary tom
plants Ia their eaTiy stages.
See pamphlet descriptive OF analysis and cures al
the Office of }. A. BAUER, Esq, chemist and
apothecaIy, 101 Post street, San Francisco.
Board ard Bath. is............$ sic per week.
The Etna Springs stages will leave the depot at
St. Helena daily upon the arrival of the at II sc
A. People leaving San Francisco at A NJ. viii
reach the Springs at ?. "
AZ FARE, 81,
w. II. LIDELE, Proprietor.
Lidel Postotiice, apa county, Cal. je27 74p2m-
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For the cure OF Rheumatism, Paralysis, st, vitus
Dance, Dropsy, etc. Cold Sulphur for Dyspepsia
Diseases Of the Stomach and Kidneys
Scenery unsurpassed. Climate mild and equable
Consumptiyes generally improved in health, and
a5thrnatics invariably relieved. Trout fishing in
the grounds. Deer hunting in the immediate
vicinity New Cottages for the better accommoda-
tion of guests. Cooking is good.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Gatcs.-Pioneer Druggist, removed to 722
Montgomery ST. s. F. Country orders solicited.
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MONEY EYTOLOAN
PIKE & YOUNG,

ON REAL ESTATE, AT LOW RATE OF IN.
{ terest, by PETER BoHL 325 street. .m17 II
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Miss Thursby will return to the United
States and make concert tour in October
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HATS.

School of CiViI Engineering. Surveying,
Drawing and Asssyng "a Post st. A. Van der Nailen.
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FOR SALE.

. 1nA ACRES OF LAND, LYING FIyEzasS,
de lUU miles east of Marysvilfe 1900 N9#
acres thereof inclostd and under cultivation, .k-
the remainder growing up in young timber /; good
house, barns, orchards, etc The well has the finest
drinking water in the valley. II not wanted Tor
farming, it is one of the best stock ranches in the
county, and will be sold cheap enough to Justify Its
use for stock only. Possession given September /,
1882. For further Information inquire of the sacra
mento Bank Sacramento. California. ie2s-1m 4
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!
FOR SALE,

ANE. OF THE BEST l60-ACRE UPLANDazz
~ Farms in the country--ene House, Vins- ~
yard and Orchards offered at low price s-A-
Apply to CARL STRoBEI. No. 32l street
iV5.6tNaylfSs
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nRuGs. cEEMIcALs.

Frank G.. .Edwartis-imForter aid Dealer, Nos
G1s to 634 Clay street. San Francisco.
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IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION
Remarkable Cure OF Dr0psy.


VALLEJO June, 1882.
l suffered intensely with Dropsy, and was induced
by Mr. Edgecomb to try Anderson's Springs, he
having been cured there, after undergoing frightfu
aonies, being tapped three times before he reached
there; and l am deeply grateful for taking his
advice, for such beneficial effect had the Springs
me that | now entirely cured, and advise all
who may be suffering to try Andersons Springs.
KATE MACKAY.
Sight Restored.
candid and we'll known gentleman of San Fran
cisco eertifes briefly as follows:
May 81, 1892
g was cured Of Inflammation of the eyes at An
dersons Springs, Lake county"
NJ. j. DURNEY,
425 Brannan street, San Francisco.
Many other cases OF dropsy and paralysis, rheum
atis swelling Of limbs and various other obstinate
Of chronic diseases have been cured from year
to year at the above named springs which are located
in Lake county, 10 miles from Castoga.
Special regard is paid to the diet OF guests, who
are literally furnished with good home cooking, etc
Send for further information Address
ANDERSON X PATRiQUIN,
Andersous Springs, Lake county, via Calistoga Cal
is2S-TaTbSti
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND

w AIN IbDs IOol AMI IOU ND'
Advertisements of hve lines in this department are
nserted for 25 cents for time three times for 50
,onts or 70 cents per week.
pOARD AND ROOM WANTED BY A SINGLE
, gentleman, in private family on the line of
the street preferred. Address A. b. c.. care Of
REooRD-UyIoS jysSt
n osT-PLAIN GOLD RING, WITH NAME
Z Mary }. O'Brien engraved on the inside
Finder viii be rewarded by leaving it at 1925 Ninth
street. jvS-3t-
pARTNER WANTED.-A MAN JUST FROM
Europe, understands the manufacture Of
SOAPS superior to all American brands, and 90 per
cent cheaper, wants partner with 5000 TO estab
lish factory. address SOAP, this office jy7-1w'
yXYANTED- FIFTY WOMEN AND GIRLS FOR
w cutting fruit Apply Immediately to Capitol
Packing Company, II aud 70 Front street, between
X and L. je20-i
SETANTED- AT HOUSTON & cos EMPLOY
w men. office, Fourth and X streets: Twenty
men to head and thrash, - per day 3 good black.
smiths, SO per day: TO hay, 81 so per day
cracker baker, mixers, $50 to S35; men to pick
fruit, walters, emale) 10 girls for house
work, 3 girls to wait, women cooks, nurse girls.
ml5-1pf
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SEASONABLE!

At no time has our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
offered greater variety of styles and qualities than at
present The stock all been carefully selected in the
Eastern Markets by our buyers there.
From our POPLINS at cents per yard, TO our FINER
TEXTURES, at 81 80, the entire stock presents
variety calculated to meet the requirements Of all
classes.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
George A. Davis Ss CO.-Manufacturers Agents,
327 and 329 Market street.
Baker Il UaDlItOn-Importers OF Agricultural
Implements and Hardware Agents of the Benicia
A-r Works. Junction Market, Pine and Davissts.
ARTISTS.
HeuSeworth-o optician and Photographer, No. Il
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
BETTING, HOSE, ETC.
II. n. Coak-Manufacturer OF Leather Betting,
Hose, Lacing Bullion Bags etc, southwest corner
Market and Fremont streets.
Bu5IHESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business College ana TeIegraphic
Institute-(Life Scholarship, for full Business
Course, 5T0). W. Z. Chamberlain, Jr., and I. :.
Robinson, PIoprietoro, No. $50 Post street, oppo.
site Union Square, S. f., Cal. Send II Circular.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
studebakeT 8ros. Manufacturing Co.-Re-
pository, 81 Market street. a. IL. Ishan, Manager.
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Sight Restored.
HEALTH RESORTS.
RIDGE HOME,

Tweniy.secOnd street, Between q and II,
Three blocks from Terminus of o street R. z.
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CARPETS, onCLOTHs, ETC.

stuiebaIteT 8ros. Manufacturing Gore
pository, 81 Market street.. a. IL. lshan, Manager.
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Advertisements OF flve lines in this department
nEerted for IS cents for one time three times for
,onts or 70 cents per week.
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sTATIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
N. $. Cr0cker & Co.-Importing and Aanufact-
dring Stztioners, Printers and Litho2raphers Nos
7fs, 2l7 and 30 Bush street, above sansoms.
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WHOLESALE GRoCERs.
Taber, Harke- Il CO.-Importers and Who!essi,
0rocers, Nos. Io3 and no California street
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TRE DAILY REC0RD-UNION.
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WI. II. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication Omce, Third ST., bet j and X.
TIE DAILY KECoRD.ry.oy

hpublished every DAY oi the week Sundays excepted
81 months ~
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of Eve lines in this department are
Inserted foE z5 Cents toE time; three ines for 80
cents 70 oSris per week
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In the Master Mechanics Convention at
Niagara Falls, in the last week in June,
General Master Mechanic Jacob johnson,
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SACRAMENTO RECoRO-uNIohi.
san FTaneiSeo oHee, No. 8 New Montsom-
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Hsuseworth-o optician and Photographer, No. IL
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
POPE BOB'S BAD LUCK.
Colonel IngcrsolI Almost Bcggared by u
fortunate Mining Investments.

Colonel Inscrsoll Almost Bcggared by I'm.
fortunate Mining Investments.
Misfortune seems to be attending the foo. =
steps Of The distinguished orator and iniidel,
Bob lngersoll, says Washington cores.
pendent of the Chicago News. A year or
two ago he was reputed to be man of
great wealth and rapidly growing
richer, but he has recently met with
rcverses, which, it is said, have
almost bcggared him. Ingersoll's sanguine
and enthusiastic disposition led him some
time ago to invest his money in mining
scheme in which, like Colonel Sellers, he
saw millions. The lvanhoe mine is located
in Mexico. II is n silver mine, the pros.
poets of which, ut the outset, were so re-
markably seductive that Colonel Ingersoll
not only invested his whole fortune In it,
but induced II very large number of other
persons to do the same. A company was
formed with n capital of $500, 900,
with shares fixed ut S25 each.
Under the influence of Colonel
lnGcrSoll's eloquence the shares, which
were worcestershire, sold at one time as
high as so each. Clerks IN departments.
men, women and children of all grades and
classes, bought into the lvnnhoe at these
figures, expecting to double and triple their
investments i'll a short time The paid-up
capital OF some hundred thousand dollars
was soon use up in working the mine, and,
rs the shares were worcestershire, stock had
to be sold for what it would bring. The
ilattcring prospects proved to have been en-
tirely deceptive, andwhcn a"horSe' or rock
without any trace of silver in il was
met with operations ceased and the mine
! was closed. The stock Immediately deprc-
ciated in value, until to-day it can be
bought for less than eighteen cents on the
| dollar. That is the figure ut which Ivan
hoe is quoted and there are no buyers at
that. The number of persons who have
lost heavily through investments in Ivan
hoe stock amounts to several thousand.
Very many, like Mr.. lngersoll him.
self lost all they had accumulated,
and suffered severely in consequence.
| 1t is said that in some cases where
women had bought stock, Mr.. lnger.
sell rather than see them lose what d ey
had invested, purchased the stock ironl
them for what they had paid. This pro
cedure, of course, was very expensive, auC
| before long he was actually n poor man
| The failure of lngersoll's mine has causet
| Washington to become very poor market
for mining stock, and very little bushes,
in that line is being done. THE burnet
child breads the fire. and the gorgeous de
partment clerks and would.bc capitalist
| hight shy of mining stocks.