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and excCsSes Ia nstuie
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MEMORY, Lassitzds, NoI-
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SHE sAYED HIM.

a Buffalo paper recently told of lover
who began to propose to lis girl just as his
horses started TO run with the sleigh,
Being determined to have it over with, he
got the question out at the moment the
sleigh struck mile-post. The girl was
thrown high into the air, but as she came
down she uttered firm "Yes, Charlie, !"
and then tainted. There is some doubt as
to the truth of this story. but the one that
follows is correct in every detail. One
day last week two young women of Daven-
port boarded an eastern. bound train that
they might ride few miles to Moline with
another girl, through passenger from the
West and former classmate at Vassar. As
one Of the Davenport girls was not very
well acquainted with the passenger, she
said that she would stand on the rear
platform TO watch the train cross the Mis-
sissippi. 1t happened that her beau was
on the same train, and is happened again
that the blushing youth joined his sweet
heart on the platform. The morning was
delightful, the girls cheeks were rosy, and
the great river sparkled in sunlight be-
meath. fright there" says the local
chronicler, "while the coach was above
the middle of the mighty Mississippi he
asked her if she would be his wife and she
said she would" The reporter further
tells that as the young man stopped to kiss
his betrothed laugh in the doorway SO
startled him that he stumbled backward
The girl caught him in time to save his
life, and there was much excitement and
rejoicing. The laugh came from the other
young women, who we're standing at the
door and who saw the whole performance.
-lPhiladelphia Times.
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nfeonshlners Captured.

DALLAS (Texas), February 18th. Officars
have captured thirteen Moonshiners and a
large quantity Of liquor in Titus county.
The OHIO Kissing.
CINoINNArI, February 1Sth-The river is
rising rapidly, and water is in the second
story Ct houses in the lower part OF the city
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Russian enleers for Herzegovina.
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Canada Cooperative Association of
Montreal shows deficit Of $4,000.
The Gloucester schooner Correnna, from
Grand Banks. reports the loss of six Of her
crew in a violent hurricane.
In the Virginia Senate Saturday, the reso-
luton requesting Malone to return to Wash
ington WAS indefinitely postponed.
At Schenectady, New York, yesterday, the
Democratic Convention nominated Alex
BaHcus, of Saratoga, for Senator, in place of
Webster Wagner.
A firm of London publishers has arranged
for weekly supply of the Irish World, and
will try conclusions with the Government in
the event OF seizure.
B o. Carr. Supervising Inspector of Steam
boats, with headquarters in Louisville, has
seat his resignation TO the President, and will
retire to a farm he recently purchased ia
California.
A Prussian newspaper charges the agents
of the Crown with discriminating against an
American firm which offers to undertake the
proposed railway extension on cheaper terms
thsn those accepted from English contractors.
The water in all northwestern streams is
rapidly rising and flooding the country. Two
big bridges on the Texas Pacific Railroad
were swept away Friday night, between
Weatherford and Fort Worth, stopping
travel.
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NEWSPAPERS WIZ.


Somebody heard a Boston girl say: i
think be looked like perfect raying angel
in his uniform! He was awful heavenly r
A clerk in grocery store in Petersburg
Va, said he had weighed ont powder and
smoked cigar at the same time for more
than a year, but on this particular occasion
half the store was blown into the alley
and the clerk found mashed fat under a
barrel of sugar Detroit Free Press.
One of our friends advertised for serv-
ing man, and the next day appeared astous
person of grave air, wearing enormous
blue spectacles. "Have you weak eyes? p
eaid our friend. mo, sir, said the appli-
cant; but l scour pots and things so
thoroughly that the glitter of them hurts
my sight. file Figaro.
An amateur of dramatic art introduced
for the first time into the greenroon was
profuse in compliments to one of the
actresses. :" l have SO long applauded
you from the front, he said, "that take
the liberty of speaking to you. although
you don't know me-" Really, it doesn't
matter" was the answer; "the elephant
doesn't know all the people who feed him
cakes. "-[Le Figaro.
A rural subscriber wants to know if it
makes any difference in the lastipgness of
fence posts, whether you set them stop
end up (" or the same way the trees grew,
or top end down. Not bit. A fence
post will last just as long set stop end up"
or top end down." In setting hen,
however, there is vital Importance in this
distinction, which the careful poulterer
viii do wisely to observe. -[Hawkeye.
A prominent citizen of Austin who drinks
a great deal recently went into an Austin
avenue restaurant to refresh himself. AT
ter be was through he called the waiter
and asked what his bill was. 50 Let me
see, replied the waiter, "you have had
some pork chops, two bottles of ale aud a
bottle of clareS. Have you have had any
thing else?" i've had the delirium ire
mems time or SO. but don't see how
that is any OF your business" was the in
dignant response Texas Siftings.
In an assault and battery case at the
Police Court last week the only witness
introduced by either side was a colored
man, and he was asked, "Did you see this
AFFAIR."" 81 'spects I did, sah." "Can
you identity this colored woman as the
person who struck this boy ?" '' 'spects
| kin, eah. Z" Well, do you identify her ?"
!" Not exactly, sab" "What do you
mean by not exactly! Weren't you
there?" Yes, sah." Didn't you see
thesafair % al seed some of it" /" Then
you can identify her, can't your" -
doan' 'speot could, sab but if you'll ak
me if l saw fence board fly up in de air
an come down an knock dat bow seben.
teen feet by the watch, I'll answer straight
as string. / doan' know muffin bout
identity, sab, but Ize dead suah dat boy
fought he was hit by a hull Saginaw lum.
Der yard !"-[ Detroit Free Press.
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A REmINIscEscE OF TaR WAR.

During the civil war there was, rightly
or wrongly, a lamentable prejudice enter
tanned against brevet rank and Brigadier-
Generals. Lincoln's estimate of the COM
paratiye value of the mules and bTigadiers
gobbled up by Confederate raider-the
army mule was affectionately known as a
"breves horse us known to most read
ers; but there is another story, scarcely
less complimentary, and much less familiar.
According to the anonymous hbeler, dur
ing an active engagement, Colonel. while
bravely leading on his men, received ter
rible blow in the head from the fragment of
shell, which completely exposed the
brain. He was carried to the rear, and il.
trusted to the care of the surgeon, who at
once resolved upon heroic treatment, and
removed the brain bodily to repair the
decorations. While he was absorbed in
this delicate operation, an aidde-camp,
unconscious of the severity of the
officers wound, rode up with a
message that Colonel Blank was wanted
Immediately at headquarters. Mechan-
ically, like the brainless pigeon in the in
teresting surgical experiment., the gallant
officer clambered into the saddle and rode
away; and when the surgeon, having com.
pleted the Encouragement Of the wounded
organ, returned to place it in position, he
was astonished tn find the patient missing.
At that moment his attention was attracted
by the sound of galloping hoofs, and laok-
ing round, his surprise was intensified On
beholding the Colonel riding to the front
as gayly as if no! hing had happened.
Hi, Colonel no, Colonet" shouted
the surgeon, pursuing him. "Stop. You're
forgetting about your brains p
"Never mind about them, roared the
hero, clapping spurs to his horse. g
don't want them-I've just been brevetted
Brigadier General ~ Harpers.
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NOTICES !

A MES, EARLE & CO., 1.-THE PLUMBERS
"a have placed TELEPHONE in their Office
thus enabling Friends and Customers to order
PLUMBING and FITTING by TELEPHONE.
j2-Apd
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Adjudication Of insolvency etc.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
i county If Sacramente, State of California
In the matter II i. F. HASWELL, an in
solvent doctor. L. F. HASWsLL having filed
in this G uIt his petition, schedule, and in
ventory in insolvency, by which it appears that he
is an insolveut debtor. the said L. F. Il ASWELL is
hereby dec AIRED to be insolvent he Sheriff Of the
said county OF sacramento is hereby directed to take
possession of all the estate real and pereona OF the
said T. F. HASWELL, debtor, except sue may
be by law exempt tr m execution, and Of all his
deeds vouchers, books OF account and papers, and
to keep the safely until the eppointqent OF an
assignee of his stste. All persons are forbidden to
property belonging 10 him, to any person, firm
corporation, or association for his use. The said
debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any
property until the further order OF this Court,
ext ept as herein ordered.
1t is further ordered at all tho cred tors OF said
DEBTOR be and appear before the Superior Court OF
the said county Of Sacramento, in open Court at the
Courtroom # said Court, in the said county oil
Sacramento, on the 18th day OF MARCH, 1882. at 10
o'clock A. n. of that day, TO prove their debts and
choose one or more assgnees OF the estate OF said
debtor.
1t is further ordered that the order be published
in the SACRAMENTO DAILY REcoRD-UTI0g, news
paper Of general circulation, published in the said
county Of Sacramento as often as the said paper Is
published, before the said day SCI Tor the meeting
of creditors.
And it ia further ordered that In the meantime all
proceedings against the said insolvent be stayed.
Dated Sacramento, FEBRuAhY IL, 1852
S. C. benson,
Judge OF the Superior Court
Endorsed: Filed FEBRUARY II, 1889.
Tii0S H. BESkEY, Clerk.
By W. B. HAMILTON, Deputy Clerk
Grow L. Joiiys0F, Attorney for Insclvent.
feI4td
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Dr.. WALE.AgE A. Bagscs

GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
" Berlin, Germany. Office and resideace. 52I
street, between Fifth and Sixth Sacramento. OfBcs
noors, . 70 II A NJ, to and 7t8r NJ fofs.tf
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,

The great balsamic distilla.io1 of Witch Hazel,
Amer can Pine, Canada Fir Margold. Clover Bios
SONS, c. for the immediate rslief and permanent
cure OF every form OF Gatarrh, from a simple Head
Cold to Ineip;eut Cons lmptlon.
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Undige.fca Food

In the stomach develops an acid which atirgs
the upper part of the throat and palate, caus-
ing " heartburn" Il also evolves gas which
produces wind on the stomach" ard feel
ing and appearance of distension in that
organ after eating For both this acidity
aud swelling Hostetter's Stomsch Bitters is 8
much better remedy than alkaline salte, like
hartshorn and carbonate of soda a vine
glassful of the bitters, after or before dinner,
will be found to act rs a reliable carrninativa
or preventive. This 6ne specific for dys.
pepsis. both in its acute and chronic form,
also prevents and c1res rlalariel fevers, con-
stipatien, liver complaint, kidney troubles,
nervousness and debility. Persons who OBJ
serve In themselves a decline Of vigor should
ssr THE fne tonic v;'hrnt 6esy.
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An EXPERIMENT. "A. R. Hall, of Hay
wards, has shipped thirty cords of four
foot blue gum wood TO San Quentin, to be
worked up into furniture in the State
Prison factory. This is the frat expert.
nent in this direction with this species of
wood, and its results are awaited with
much interest. as the eucalyptus makes
rapid and Injurious growth il Alameda
county, and seems to flourish in lands ap-
parently useless for any other purpose.
This wood was taken from the Stratton
grove, which was planted in 1869 and 1870.
There are forty-three acres in the grove,
originally planted with blue gums eight
feet apart. The trees range in hight from
eighty TO one hundred feet, and will aver.
age Six feet in girth at three feet from the
base
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RAILggAD9, 8TGAMERRsl. El..
CENTRAL PassElG RAILROAD.
OVERLAND gxCKEF OFFICE:
OAKLAND FERRY. Foor OF MARKET STREET

C0lnBienctng taiufsIny, June :, 1851
AID SNrE1 fvRTHER serIcE.
TRAH ASD BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
\ c4KE GEARAETEED.

RR. F. G. VESTS EERyE AND BRAIN
TREATNENT.-A specific for HfsteFis, lis
siness, CONVERSIONS, Nerypus Headache, hertsl
Depression, Ioss Of biennssy, SperniatorThez, I'm.
potency, Involuntary EmIsssens, Premature Old
Age caused By oser-exsrfinu, seifahsrse, or over.
inuiecnee which leads to misery, decay ard death
one box win cure rccsat cfs.s Each box contains
osto months treatment Gus doiiar box, or six
boxes for Eve dollars; sent By mah prepaid on
receipt OF prios. We gufrsntee sss bsxes 20 cure
sny ease. With cash 1f1r received By as for six
Eoxes. accompanied WITH 6ye dollars. viii seas'
lie uf ehaser our written efarantes % return the
money Il s,ls trestrnsni Goes nt eGeS cuse
Guzranfess lssied enty bx,H,lG KfRh 90, Drug
OF, Ssuanento Cal cfusfs py nas1 a. u rsss. gu.
Pfsee. esaeS
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Central Pacific Land Bonds.

A Ii, HOLDERS OF TIE BoNrS OF THE
a Central Pacific Railroad Company OF Califor
nia, bearing date on the FIRST day of October, 1870
and secured by mortgage on the lands granted to
said Company by the United states, are hereoy no.
t'sed that the undersigned, Trustees under said
mortgage, have in hand the sum Of Six Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which amount, under the terms
Of said mortgage. may be used by them IN the pur-
chase and cancellation OF sid bonds me une er,
sgned therefore acting under the powers conferred
upon them by said mortgage, do HEREBY invite pro
posals for the sale of said bonds. said proposals
will be received by the undersigned at their office on
tbs corner OF Fourth and Townsend streets, San
Francisco califorpia up to and including the 10th
day of MARCH, 1882 The lowest bias viii be ae
eeptcd provided, the undersigned reserve the right
70 reject all bids
I. Oh =. e "a sES,ERsos, Trustees.
San rraurisoo Fehatiary IL. 1882. felS- tml
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REORGANIZATION.

vyYHEREAs, BY AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
w of Supervisors Of sac amenta county. made
in conformity with Section 1904 of the Political
Code, and entered Of record on the 9th day Of De-
ccmber les1 caEeeliDg all nsues then on the Great
Register Of said county ard requiring reregistra-
ton IT the voters therein, all persons entitled to
he registered "a voters in ssid county sre hereby
notified 10 present themselves ut the office OF the
Ceunty Clerk in the Court-housc 1t the ety Of Sac
rasnento, for such registration
Sacramento, Dsssmher 10. 1881
THOMAS Il. BERkEY,
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OSCAR Wide.

Oh Wild, luxurlant auburn hair !
On Zenith part SIX feet in airl
Oh Cheek sublime, majestic, rare
Oh Oh oh Oh oh Lily fair !
All Brooches quitting at the kneei
All Window glass on nose, TO sest
An Buckles on thy two shoes be
All All. All i All Al !. All ! All me
Lo Are thy words with rapture drank
Lo Are the spoons that ON thee bank
lo Thou art long. lean, limb and lank
Lo Lo Loi Lo Thou art crank
La Thou art like flower in May
La Scents thou hast like new mown hay
Lai Cents thour't gathering in each day
Nor La De Da hou niak'st it pay.
-IBen Wild
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BosToN, February 1Ssh.-The Journal esti.
mates the IS at the Haverhill fra at s., $780,
900, and says the drsadfal featura of the
calamity is the loss of life and awful uncer-
taiuty caused many anxious hearts. l. is
feared that the bodies of score or more
prominent busiaess men are burned in the
ruins. The City Marshal states that three
men are missing. and the spread of the flames
was go rapid they were unable to escape.
The report that twenty prominent business
men were missing. and their bodies expected
TO be found in the ruins. is not confirmed.
The City Marshal, upon whose authority the
statement is claimed to havs been made,
denies he made such a statement.
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The recent death of James WYiie, the
tenant of the fam of Mosssiel, near Msuch-
line, AyrshiTe, is noticeable from the fact
that he occupied for forty years the land
which Burns titled, being the second ten.
ant after the post and his brother Gilbert.
1t was while at Monagisl that the bard
xrrnt. gore 81 kis fret rr,du etions
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The PLANET MERCURY. 1t is SO rarely
that this planet is visible to the unassisted eye
that our readers interested in such mattera
have now an opportunity OF seeing it very
plainly in the evening. just after sunset. 1t
follows the sun, six degrees further north.
1t shines as star of the first magnitude,
and as there are no large stars near it, the
observer can make no mistake in the mat
ter. A small telescope will show the
planet as part of a disc, there being only
six-tenths OF the surface which is directed
toward the earth illuminated by the sun.
The illuminated side is of course toward
the sun, and the brightness of the lighted
up portion will De seen to decrease rapidly
toward the unilluminated limit. It is now
approaching the sun rapidly, and will soon
be lost to view except in powerful tele-
scope. The mean distance of Mercury
from the sun is Sc, 727, 600 miles, and its
diameter is about 8. lao miles. It is never
seen great distance from the horizon.
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cline ana lssS OF MAAaeeD, nom whatever
ause produced. It enriches and puTf3es the Bicoe.
Strengthens tbs Nerves, Brain, Eascios, Digestion,
reproductive Organs, and Phystoa sid Menih
Faculties. It stops any usnaturl dsbilitatlcg
drain upon the system, preventing Involuntary
icssee debilitAting Dreams seminal loses with Il
urine, etc., 80 destructive to mind and body II 10 a
sure eiinfnator Of al KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. 1t contains no INJURIOUS ingredients.
Te these suffering frsNa the evil Effects
or yesfhful iH6tscret,ens or excuses, a
speedy. thorough and permanent CEEE
Is GUARANTEED. Price, 90 80 per bottle
savice azs. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt Of rrco, or O. o. D. To be
hal only Of
Or. C. ID. saIficli, ale KearDy ssrces.
saa FRANCISCO, Cal. Consultations strictly co. g..
ie1tia, by letter, or at Office, FREE. For the con.
ysnenoe Of patients ard In order 70 insure perfect
secrecy, l have adopted private address, url6er
which all packages are forwarded.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
MsrribIe Massacre by Peruvian Soldiers.
4 {

NsrFibIe Massacre by Peruvian Soldiers.
LONDON, February 18Th A dispatch from
Buenos AyreF, dated January 24sh. says par
ticuiars have been recsived there Of the mas
sscre CT the inhabitants of Pisco by Peruvian
soldiery. Colonel Mas, with 600 troops from
lea, attacked Villawacencio, routed him, and
with the aid of his men proceeded to ssck
Pisco. A thousand pipes of wine were dis-
tributed among the men. who burned the
h;uses and murdered the inhabitants. Four
huadred foreigners, attempting to resist, were
cut to pieces, 800 beisg killed, including the
French Consul. The total number Of vic
Tins was /. coo. It is said Colonel Mas has
since been shot by Garcia, of Calderon's
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A SSAYER AND CHEMIST, No. sI7 ) STREET.
n Sacramento, Cal. All AesaYs snd Chemical
Analysis accurately carried out at short notice and
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold and Cold
Purchased Instructions given II BLOW pipe Assay.
ing. (SRED FOR CIRcGIAR.) fes-4plm
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TRIAL BOTTLE Free!

EBTgCE.-7 Will send triai bot ~
ssae RE.sEyESAT0R-sutYic 10 ksss =
ni~rtf-frcc or charge, 90 any enc afs7ses%
applying by letter, stating his sysssp sas- !
ana age. CsnsrAuaiessstsns strictly fss
aersees.
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RADICAL CURE

Is the only complete external and internal treat
ment. One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal
S,lvent and Sinford's improved Inhaler. with
Treatise. in package, of all druggists for 81.
Ask for Saniord's Radical Cure for Catarrh.
wEkKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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naaki rlEi N7sSA rhis Great

AIS GTe at
IStre n gf h en- In g
gemcssy orlA HeEre
TONIC u the Lex bi.
naate result OF over &c
years Of practical ex-
peIience, and CURES
WITH UEFAILIsG
|CERTA1NTE Nervous
and Ph~sseai DesiSsr,
ISenfnaIWokuees, Sper
sft4sshea, Emissions,
|Impotency, ExhaEte
kyil.x.Sy. PToC51atQyo lie.
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QUEER IDEAS OF CURATIVE OILs. =
Some people still hold to curious old super.
stitions concerning the curative properties
OF the oils of certain animals; and to hear
the druggists tell of the strange articles
called for by some of their customers is to
be reminded of the vagsries INDUCED in by
the aboriginal medicine man in his native
wigwam. For instance, there are persons
who pin great faith still to the virtues Of
rattlesnake-oil, and who believe it is a spe-
cifc for rheumatic affections. A travelling
quack, who announced thai his cure all
was partly compounded of rattlesnake,
reaped big harvest of coin not long ago.
There is a frequent demand for pickerel-oil,
which is said to be cure for deafness, and
which is tried from the liyers of pickerei.
Mud .turtle-oll is also frequently called for
by people who have stiff joints. It has
been but two or three years since all these
oils were staple articles in drug stores.
Pickerel-oil sold for so cents an ounce,
and turtle-oil for 81 pint. These oils
are rarely found to-day, and probably for
this very reason are accredited the more
wonderful qualities by the oracles.
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
I. D. SERVER. ....................Prc prisscs

TFACKS ON GALL AT ANY HOUR, u
II day or night. Ooupes, Pbaesens, 800
Roczawsys, Barouches, Buggies, With tie Q-rHs
best roadsters TO b found any livery stakls @
the coast for hire Horses ksyt In livery ut russso
able rates Livery asahlssa GA Fourth sxeeAs b.
s-no- and