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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05
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WlTRSEATSEss And DISPATCH
TERMS CASE.
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~ Eh,+.t . sG4 49,.
LOST TIME.-Lost wealth may
be restored by Industrious and
frugal I endeaVorr r ) wrecked health
may sometimes be- regained By
temperance .deaial fGSss
gotten knowledge maybee brought
back BY earnest study friends
that have beena aifenased maybe
~oa2agaia BY assidaoas asseasion;
forfeited reputation may be meas
urabIys restored b peuit itsncs, ,sha-
miEty d3fdeiitys;; lsas giuss once
iostds lost forever. The moments
tbat~are gone come back no more
the priceless hours that have
escaped assina aour iistlessaess, our
idfeness5aad our folly, no tolls can
win them, nooteTosse can bring
them 5aek.sNo prayers. lnor4ears,
2aorirepentaat asighs can give us
that awhnh,yHwh we shad;it;Re
idly cast 'sway.aSgaa slIt O Asa
% To-day God gives us time and
Rwitheia opportunity. The precious
gift is in our hands the pastean.
not be recalled the future cannot
ibertereseend 70 morrow, of which
ne ioftenesthoasbG GoarselFes, may
never come? toGhs.coW We doesnet
iiveG4e:mortdw.ea Wacaanot End
zitin aay7 little edseds. The man
who owns wiiole blocks pfareal
estates aRd geeatiahip ipsson tue ssa,
deea nofLoBa Ia singleamiDateIof
tomerro w2h9' HaSsl& myssefiaes
possibility noassyet born It hes
under the greas aeahof nidnight
behind st1e>yesbsof gllstersag con.
|steAatioasad ees at 6foyef e551ss
fao Nov fipAhetiying present isshe
hoanoGProhaaion etheopportuni
for improye yemeosssthe daE5of SAL
Hatioh. fedeem6bes time,
t.because 4he DAYS are aqiET3 :as
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

How is it possible to expect that
mankind will take advice when
they will not so much as take
warning?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

!, Amongst such as, out. of GINNING,
hear all aud talk little, be sure to talk
less or if you must. talk, say little. z
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

A man of sense finds less difficulty
in submitting to hot headed fellow
than 10 attempting to set him right.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

There is nothing t6at strength
ems mans honesty so much as
trusting him suspect hin aud
you weaken bis faith q himself
and in everybody else.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

& No onebeleiEes that he can a,ys-
tify bis mind ;s bEt every onssins
AGNES that he can. gull his con-
science. szs ID F,xoz -Fzc
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. NsceU seoeSS.
FEw y YORK.. 1852.

n NEW YORK, 1882.
assor lSZ' will make its fi1ecntt
sutton under the present man
lining, % always, Tor all, big ane
:, ana gracious, contcIited arc
, 'eublican and Democratic, ae'
:. yirtuous, Intelligent and OBJ
.fSuN's light is for ma nSind and
:. of every sort; but its genia
sSr the good, while ii pours hoI
: IN the bfisterinS backs fthe
wicked.
y 1858 was a newspaper Of a new
lecarded many of the forms, and
- .of the superf1uous words and
,.Stacient Journalism. 1t under
ut ina fresh, sdccinct, uncan'
,3'Sy all the news Of the worid
event OF human interest, and
upon affairs with the fearless
Oluie independence The sue
.cSxpcriment was the success OF
eTected Il permanent change
iSfAmerican newspapers. Every
a:tqrnai established in this coun.
1;Een years past has been mod
THE Sun. Every important
seized and bettered by the force
- - ls2 will be the same out
v Ceiling. and interesting news
~ use of the means which an
'Sperity affords, We shall make
.2)tever before. =:
le1l,et all the news putting 1t into
.e, and rneasuringit its i,9por-
cGhe traditional yar.sstick. but
interest TO the people. Distance
louse Square is not the first
lFerwith THE SUM- Whenever
.Sh lens worth, reporting we get
:, whether it happens in
cs u, aBokhar;t. - ,
oss g have decided opinions; and
rucsd to express them in IAN
oen be understood We say
. about men and events That
Sly secret Of Tbs SGN,S poiiti.
? Is sun gathers into eight pages
!. stof the seven daily issues.
- Department OF unsQa:ilied
esset reportS,f rad q liberal
iterary,. scientific, and do
y nee eonspIcte TIE WEEKLY
v. it the best newspaper for
ar ksehoId that was ever print
=, 49, ~ -. ~ 9, t;-st 81: , J.
tn yS know and read and like
each number OF which Is
a Er,ateresting literature, with
ssf the day, prose every me
nos y news, : humor - niStter
GOOD sized book, and In
Diried aad entei tanning than
Z: - little! ,sssE - e p. ,.js.1S
,W Pswhas q newspaper should
end for THE SUN. ,.-,,:. {
follows: :.
! q four-page sheet of
3 ms, the price by mail: post
z---r month, or $6.S0ia year; or,
to- 6aay paper, an eighs-page
eaTs Fscolumns, the price IS %
T,s Eor $40 q year. postage
.zt-s2 - ~ .-'s-s-1-.s.E IL -
|: - ..stion Of THE Sun is also
esly at lSha0 O. year' post
n sssecs -: 1sss&sz Esll -s.=FG ~.
be, WEEKLY SCG, eight
hOatst nas, ISL D year. postage
rs of ten sending Slowe win
.ssEl1G free. 8 t.fiqst-, - z;,.g{
I of Sir r4i I.EW.; ENGLAND,
{. IE SUN, New York City.
tUS 10 '. 4. " -. s,r-..,-, -. +
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

il. AS land is is9improved2by sowing it
with various seeds, so is the mind BY
exercising it with different studies.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

A mans character is ike a
fence-it cannot be strengthened
by wbitewash. no x <
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

A jewel is a jewel still though
lying in the dust.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

g SLEEP P!-gbere is1 s1ino'dahger Of
wearing this subject zthnsadbare,
forpeopls are begin ming ito wake
up to'tbe fact that plenty ofsieep
I requisite te.health,3 particularly
| in the case of orkers:a Fhe
more sleep9the brain gets the e'bet-
ter it does the brain! work: : a Il
great brain.workers have m been
great sieepers.' Sir Walter Scott
could never do With less than ten
hours. a fool ma want eight
hours, as .Grorge LII, said,' but a
philosopher wants niae.I The neH.
who have been the greatest gene
rails are the men who coald sleep az
will. Thusit was with both " epi
iington and Napoleon The great.
est ;speakers'in the House Of Com
mons have been thc men z~bo go
to sleep there as much ,asothey'
'fke. This explained the ajuven.
ility of the: aged 1PaAnersson.
Sleep is IN many cases thoebest! OF
medicines. a. A>frieDd told NE that
he treated himself for gasl fever:
: He went to n bed 9with'aaai large
pitcher Of lemonade = BY his side:
He drank and slept; slept and
drank; tiIF he drank q and slept
himself welr9again.o W Bsho you
take to your bed get all the sleep
you ,7i can 'out of" your bedssead,
even although, ''to" quote b Dick
swiyeller's saying, ,yoa' have to
pay, pay for double:bedded room,
confessing Shat you have taken a
most unreasonable amount ofsleep'
out of a single bed. You will be
banking whole store Of recupe-
rative energy. It is safe to say
of any man that if he sleeps we'll
be will do welE.s&1s ae::- u ~ - :.
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Dostrp.
CORN SONG.

CORN. SONG,
sS-:I-- ~ = = ~. 3 -
q :. j was made to be eaten,
And not TO be drank;
g-ss Tobe threshed in a barn, .... .:
Not soak in tank.
, @~,--. =
come as blessing
Waen putin millzs -. - :.
AS blight and a curse ~
When run 2throughsa still
= Make, ,me.up into loaYes, =
And your children are fed;
Bu. if into drink,
l... i will starve them instead. .s.-
In bread I'm servant, -..,-
The eater shall rule; e =: <. - 70
.-.ye In drink ! am master,
- The drinker fool.
Then remember the warning =, 90.
Ny strength I'll employ,
II eaten to strengthen,
Ifdrunk to destroy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

heard IN every dwelling, it. finds place in
every household, and its praises are sounded
throughout the whole Western Hemisphere, -
q general inrigorant, q cure for sick headache,
8 specific for aatulency and sour stomach, an
appetzing stonachic, ,ean. excellent blood 6e-
purent and certain remedy for intermittent
lever and kindred diseases. E-i
T77Ns'7 Faorsaae by all Druggists and Dealers,
generally, T.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

HA'-| .S@IS5-s6Iy :~'t-s! ISGl{ SIt5S
:, A. BEAUTIFUL ScIENcE.-Astro-
,aomY. ,is, - = besatifiuf@ @ science. @ We
are told that i a railway was run
from the. earth 70 the nearest
fixed star, and the fare was one
penny for every hundred miles,
and # you were TO take 8 mass of
gold to the ticket ofics equal to
the national debt-or s3.sg0. .oeo,.s
9! 0Oo--rlit lit yoald al!,al not be gsaicient e to
Ipag for a ticket to the nearest fx.
ed star Aforesaid. II this be the
case, g4tsllls.st il natteEs r. very little to us
whether saehE a. railroad is ever
constructed. ;, y would you'd be mighty
q diseonrsging to go e the = g. ticket
Office with mass Of gold equal to
$1,000, 100000 and be informed
that the fare WAS s., ,S7s a32. 600.
1.-THE, ticket agent wouldn't & trast
till We got, back we'd, si,esst b. tsEonpalled Z
to forego the trip ii; IF,sees
aao1NoBastowes Herald.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

s31 3sLIMIEs. TO sBELEEF.-Ihe here are
limits te, human belief. Roq may
IbelieEej what the candid dates says
;ino cogEeatiaes seaa anag beliese
what EeGnor s.sasaI aaeat the
oE!eathe1is s! Saa smaE belisEees What
,sbe old ssetalss.rEsa,yts ,t :ahoGt .aa she WiD-
,teE Of 1852 or tho Summer Of
: 1853 you, may believe what .
man man tells you, in = horse. trade;
you may belieHe ghaat VI laan
says who was as the Centen-
NAL; you may. believe the army
liar, and yoa may qbeiisye the
snake gaalks liar altts bats w3hhen 3hhsesn q nan takes
his big cigar from sia bis lies, ,ds and With
as sguiIelesss,'sipnpllee lls, pnElep place
and az!8sss date i: starts arts Is iRs On asreut
& story bag ssass and is!5 bolt o9Is gnd lock and
!'le4.h doahe: :9e Ioek ths tbs s gates Of goar be-
lief Et eWhaos be agess te itf the plaee.
I9oogns5oo9 Don't believe aFls gelsa single solitary
Trout not thaough i weighs less
than pound. Under the shadow
Of the the trFout sFo11.a dies les and ths man
who fishes four days and enly
books, one lone trout, so small
that: be be loses ii. .Sst1s sn bis empty
basket, comes home the the biggest
liar Of a1sa1s.4 them all-Ha.ekssss IN sasFs8a.
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q sF5IL-sIzE aApER Patterns : (

sSs F8LL-SIzE PAPER PATTERNS !E
nA5sUrsrslaE.,rassrssills Ursrs ], DE given in: every
number for 1882, Containing fpll-size pattern
for stady,s, or ehild's dress. Every subscr iber
will receive, during the year, twelve, of these
patterns, worth more, alone, than the subscrip-
ton price. %
PerEssoH's 'MAGAzIxEis the best and cheap>
est of the iady's!books It gives more for the
money and combines greater merits, than any
other. In short it has the = .AyE <-~~-:j
BEST STEEL ENGRAvINGS, - ~. -
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The stories, noveTets, &c., in ''Petersou"T are
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popular Female: writer's contribute to it: In
1852, about 100 original stories will be given,
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

Deaf and dumb people may be
taught to speak with greatero7 less fazz
cility; and NJ. Felix Hement has stately
noticed the fact that the individuals
thus taught acquire thep articular ac-
cent Of their native province. Being
deaf, this accent cannot have been ac-
quired by imitation, and it is therefore
Inferred that 81 sOeb peculiarities Of
speech are due To an an arrangement t5to,f Of
the vocal organs varying With each
,on,,4 r>2T2 =; < :. ~. .G:.G:Ey-b!e
=. According to Prof: Young, the total
quantity of lightt. emitted BY the suu
is equal to 100000, 900, 600, ,ooo,-
,ooo,ooo,Ooo,oOo candles. Such an
array Of figures, however seems mean
ingless, 50 faint is our conception of
the number.
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MIR. l.. ST.
Prosperity isf
that place. }
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THE FIRMS Busted IA novel
bankruptcy : case IS is reported b" the
National Sunday School: fsacaer
The junior partner Of the firm, being
more 3, ejy=1s generous than just, went into
benevolent operation without asking
the senior member. 1': ~ q 3'sa
A little boy: applied to General
Clinton B: Fisk for capital to 60 iinr.o,
business. Al oant wanted . Seventy
Eve cents: Business-Boot! t!bfackSiin1gs.
'Station-Near Fulton ferry, New
York. Profits TO be divided at the
end Of six, months. $500 "7"a s2sg !: .
Tie arrangement was made, aud
| the firm began business: Ou Monday
morning, however, til. 'Torkin,' part
iner came into the generals Office
wearing "a. very fugubrious counte,
nance. t'''''..:'.': 'V@ '.>;n. 80
."fWhas's the u1tatteFr?' asked the
General E2|2G -: =. bCzteTG:5Ea
. on said the boy, its an sp. sp 'sse: Il
sAlI up !! said tie general, what Do
YOU YOU meanI mleeaaniI!'a !'a -ao3' ga;baalz 9.i5 isa3 !
2'90h, replied 1h the 4 iurrchiug; the f1r1n s
Ib b,stap33 sitp356 70 a@s;U5i std ssggaGat 99s
sHovis that, 2" was the inquiry"
WELL said the Boy, I had 1892
on hand, but yesterday man came
into our sunday-scbooF and dgssid VIE
must give all our money 70 the mis-:
sionary; society, and and 7 put It all 10
couldn't help it-an' it's alli up with
US 80 : ''';t' -! '2i2' :! }, 1904"
+ We have no doubt that the firm
Immediately resumed business again
but it is the first partnership we
have heard Of that has been barsted
ID that way. Hence our extreme
-tGIitS SYMPATHY : e0''''@s%@,' : s9' Goa: :
-:IaE -.I'E7 y.-,,.1s,t1,7<i. - 80 ,a,,:- ! .
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=! ! :5:5s IT, :s;'ss.HE SUN.
DV" 70 u 7
nr,xn nxH

. NO"3 Oab =
= >IaCr6ns Tn.
L.eurens Tr;
LagreuS ma
Once hour:s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

Oysters,
. S.eved, Fried and
after the 18th Octob,
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Deaths.

Nj. W. |
. houe GEAR
in the S4sh )
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MlsSionafy Sccl'
The Ladies
tho Meshoalst
Friday aternoi
residence ofM
full meeting IS
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

g-Go.s ]
those fine Gen. +;
tails of 80.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-05

Buy cao;ee Fr
0fal Kinds &
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Tia sloBa Gottsn |

ton Planter, by: Gne
position, az beini
Grounds. We = lea
Boozer Of this pla
for is sale.
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generally,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
INVENTOR AND CAPITALIST.

In both the Old and New World the name
Of George NJ. Pullman is known as that of q
man WAC hiss reduced greatly the inevitable
weakness and discomfort of railroad travelling.
He was not tbs Inventor If the s'eepirg-car,
but the improvements in its structure origi-
rated by hilr. snd the large number Of cars
made by the Pullman Palace Car Company
give his, perhaps, the first place in the records
Of the invention. He was born il Chau-
tauqua County. New York, March 8, 1881.
The frightening Of the Erie Canal gave him
the opportunity Of securing the appointment
of contractor for the erection of the bliidipgs
needed along the coarse of the extension.
Wien 2S years of age, Mr.. Pullman removed
to Chicago, and busted himself, very sue
cesstu!iy, N raising buildings of the city
20 grade without toe Interruption OF busi-
ness. Many large stone and brick buildings
were raised several feet without serious ipjary
and loss OF tins % owners and occupants.
Not long after his change uf residence to chi
cago, M. Pullman fitted up twn cars teloDg-
ing TO tbe Chicago and Alton Rsileosd with
SLEEPING births. In 1860 Mr. Pullman left
Chicago {, u.iue in Colorado, from witch oc.
cupation be refined in 1868. az d heacs forth
devoted him a!f 70 the au2mentation OF COM
fort in travel HIS first cars, manufactured
throughout ~ him, were butt foF the Chi
cago AID Alton Raiiroa0, at cost of about
SIS, eco each. Soon he received orders from
| :ho Micbigan Central, the Chicago, Burliug-
ton an ! Quincy, and t!e Crest Western Of
Capadf. The use Of The Pullman fleepinP,
patior and oiriDg cars is now general on this
contine a, and is sesn in the United King
dom, N'hcrs, however, the sLortEsss of the
distaacs travelabls limits, if not obyiA.eF,
| the necessity CT such things.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
4 Ealusbla Medical Treatise.

Tie edition for 1888 Of the sterling Medical
Annual, known rs Hostetter's Almanac, is
now ready, and may be obtained, free of cost,
of druggists and general country dealers in all
parts of he United States. Mexico, and in.
deed in svery c.vilizsd portion Of the West
ern Hemisphere. This Almanac has been
issued rgullrly at the commencement Of
every yef for over one fifth CT century. 1t
combines with the souudess practical advice
for the preservation and rest to.Gtion of health,
large amount Of interesting and amusing
light reading, and the calendar, astronomical
calculatio If, chronological items, etc., are
prepared with great care, ard will be fourd
entirely accurate. The issue OF Hostetter's
Almanac for 1888 viii probably be the largest
edition of medical work ever published in
any country. The proprietors, Messrs. Hos
tetter & Smith, Pittsburg, Pa, on receipt of
two-cent stamp, will forward a copy by
msil to any person who cannot procure one in
his neighborhood.
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I3Ss.
Z. POSTER.

DooKBNDEa, pAPER-RULER AND BLANK.
Book Manufacturer No. 31s JHtree., between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. ANTI
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
EgEeI

---SAkAPEE BOTTLE FGEEI
viii be sen. TO any applying by letter, stating
symptoms, and ase. Strict secrecy in regard 70
all business transactions.
DIR. HssTiE'S kidney REMEDY, NE
YHEE7fCJN, cures al kinds Of Kidney an ,
Bladder Complaints. Gcnorrh@a, Glset, Ieucorrhna
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bottle
for IS.
3R. NHsTsI's DssDRLgoS PILLS are
best and cheapest BEsPEPS+A and gssLtS
cure in the Market For sale by all DruggistsG
KIRK, GEARY & CO., Sacramento, WI
sgents m94plydo9s7
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sCcrar snto Produce kIarkst-Wholesale.
tcOuected daily for the RECORD -UEIos.l

sAcRkHEST0, December 2Sth
FRUIr-Jernnns, Sici!s 81 500 so oranges-Mex
can, S3G3 2S 2 10; Tahiti, SO J; California, 8 25@
SO . 90; LINES s1@I 25 q 1U0; Banarss, IS 20
IA Y bunch: PtG"spples, s5G9 D dnssn Cocoa
nI.s, 81 50Qs = io1; Apples, 9oC9S1 25 . box !;
CranbeTries SIS 3l9 q Dbl.
Pa ERuIFs-Assosted, 2i-n csrs, q doz, s2 /;
asJorted, gallon cans, So; Peaches, 2I-b CAM,
q; Portland BlGehsrries, a-B cana, 81; Whor.
J!e5errias, 81 70.
DsISe FEuns-spp,e5, sliced, se7a y p; do
quart rct, 5a6c P,ars, peeled, 77sc; do, vi.
peeled, t65c; Fl uIs, plttcd, 1lII2s; Peaches
1888; do, peeled l903nc; Pruros, German and
French. l2Sl3ei Bllckberrss. logic; Figs, Cali.
foynia 7cSs = e.
TABLE faU5rs- Assorted, 2l n cans, y doz, s. 7b
peachss - S593 Bartlett PeaTB, SO s5 (; Plurns
s. s. Blacsberies, g Gooseharries S3 25 Straw
berries. % a5; ApTicots, s2 s5; Muscat urape,,
g rs: kAi ClrraEts, 8 %; Cherries. 80 26.
VRGsTABLEs-Swoct Pu;atocs sGr3c q n: Po.
tatoes, 75casl 80 Salt Lake, 81 5O3l IS 2 cwt /;
oatons, 81 losl 90 6 cwt; CauGflower, 75caS1 Cab
kse, G0c1si y cwt Garrots, 6ec6375c a. cyt: Tr-
nips, 7Ses 81 g 100; bunch vegetsbed, l2}c 3 doz
Psrsaps. ic; Beets Ic; Celery, 75c p dozen Horse
Rsdish, s9iCc q = Artchokcs, Use g dozen; Jeru.
salem Altichokls, aGc . 10.
BRsApSTyf2S-- iJur, 60 TO y bbl: Oatmeal e5
e 100 ES; Co-nnscl. yellcw, g 25&2 IS white
81 50: Cracked N'l,Bst, a. 756rs
PouLERy--Lvc TLTEevS, 1876 2 n: dressed, II
@ls:; fuli grown Chickens, 50 so o dozen young
Ro, sters. 81 5oa5 90 & duz; EIoileIs, S3si; tame
Oacks. IS 5O0f7; Goose, 81 60dl2 s pair Eggs
choice lo;s, 25aSIe Q dozen.
CANE Quail, Ill e5&l TO y dozen Nallard Dueks,
So D dozen ;CanvasbacGs, 50 e dozen Sprigs, 81
Teal, 81 25 ; Hare, 81 1892; Rabbits, Slel so
Doves, 5oG75c y dCzen.
DAERy PEo5TOcs-sut:sr. choice, IS cSOs = n
mixed lots. in rolls &C 2Sc g Ii Cheese, Calior.
M, from i4@.5e; Western, fate, l0Gl5c; Mar
ia'J Cream, i9SlOc.
&E.Ts-Eiess. 7&ss; rEutton. &c . n lamb, 76a
SCI pJrS. lOEilc; yssi, s0ssl calves e9i0c large Sc
EAF, GRAIE AEp FExD--UsE h>y, y tol,, sl9 c u T;
saaas $40 to sis = tor hrSn, 2 ton, elS: mid
diHSs, SIS per Ton: bSTisy, whole, 81 40; ground
81 so: vhe.t, $, 1901 50 2 cvt; tarle cs;s, =
ewt., - s5; com, sI Sc! > cwt.
AIsCgbI nEots--Sesie--A AEe,ia, iossI2 2lc; Tfu,o-
thy, Eastern, l0alIc = .; OREGON, s4lOc /;
English Wa'ruig. 1oesiIe: Cslif6rnia wslaptg
1oa lie; Ain o lds, I5I9lec; Peanuts Eastern, lls
ISc Caiforuia, 7@Se; TSilow, 9jc: Lard (Calfor.
ual, lob cans lie Eastern, log l7Ic; Hides salt
20, Hops, offcrrr Se@soc . II; asking SlaI 90
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DR GTRRnN'S DT0pETSARV
s23 Aearny street, SAN Frnnciscn.

Established In 1854, FOR
the treatment OF Sexua
and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, Gleet,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured or no charge
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
fornia, county OF Sacramento = In the matter Of
the Estate of JEFFERSON LAKE, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that TUESDAY, the ID day
of JANUARY, 1888, at 10 O'Clock A. n OF said
day, at the Court room of said Court at the Court
mento, and State of California, have been an
pointed the time and place for proving the will Of
said JEFFERSON LAKE. deceased, and for hear
ing the application of BENJAMIN WEIGH and
Z. d LAKE, for the issuance to them of letters
testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF s,id Count
this 18th day Of DECEMBER, 1882
tsEAL. THoS II. BERKEY, Clerk.
By CEAs. NJ. CosLAS Deputy Clerk.
FRsEHAS & BATES, Attorneys for Petitioners.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

WE are persuaded that the ancient Hermes,
with all the subtle art sad natural resources
Of the alcherHis.s, was a very poor doctor
compared with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, of
Lynn, Mssa. Hermes may have been, after
all, only clever practitioner of the Black
Arr; but We know there is no humAug in the
pharmaceutical chemistry Of Mrs. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.