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COAST AND STATE.

In Carson they spread trout on their free
lunch tables.
A number of rich strikes is reported near
Vienna, Wood River.
Last week at Oroville, during thunder.
storm, an ELECTRIC globe known as St.
Elmo's fre) was seen in the top of tree
dancing about, and was visible for twenty
minutes.
The most daring thief heard from is in
Portland, Or His name is Jack Mellon
aid, and he recently broke into the pest
house, carrying off blankets and other
movable articles.
The Santa Rosa Republican saws "There
will be larger individual yields from fields
of wheat in some instances, in Sonoma
county, than for many years. The cause
is attributed to the light rainfall Of the
season and its favorable effect on low.lying,
heavy soils seeded to wheat. Several crops,
in advance of the harvest, are set down as
Such well. known judges as John Laughlin
and w. III. Rector set the I. L. Harris
crop at not less than So bushels.
A farmer in Butte county the other day.
to secure help to harvest his crop, and
being short of hands and unable to find
men to work, drove one of his header
wagons into Chico and shanghaed all the
old DRINKS he could find lying about. Those
who were not sufficiently helpless to make
their capture easy he supplied with liquor
until the requisite condition of pliability
was obtained, when he rolled them into
his wagon. He took home goodly num-
Der, but, according to the Enterprise, the
result of his experiment is not yet known.
THE MUNGoosE introduction of
the mungoose into Jamaica as a cure for
the formidable rat pest on the sugar
plantations is said to have proved a notable
success. The sugar rat is a huge white
bellied fellow, measuring ten inches in
length of body, his long tail adding ten
inches more to his length. Formerly the
damage done to the sugar plantations of
the island by these rats amounted to some
thing like $500, 900 year, rising to
quarter of the crop in seasons of special
ravages. About five years ago the mum
goose, whose zeal as snake and rat killer
is well known, was imported from India.
As result. the plague of rats has been
greatly diminished, with a saving Of sugar
of not less than twenty-five tons Of sugar
on each estate. There ia also saved the
expense of rattage, formerly amounting to
hundreds of dollars year.
ORCHARD GRAss.-Orchard grass is one
Of the earliest to ripen, coming into flower
with the June or Kentucky blue grass.
For seeding an early moving two bushels
orchard grass, one bushel June grass and
ten pounds common red clover make de-
sirable proportion. Orchard grass is too
tender to bear very late fall seeding, but
after the first year it is as hardy as other
growers. Orchard grass should be cult.
waited on the beat grass land, or such as
may be expected, under high manuring, to
produce heavy rowen crops every season.
Fields sown early in the spring on rich
land have given three heavy cuttings the
same year. Dry lands, however, Ike
sandy plains or gravelly knolls, are un-
suited to it; so are level meadows which
are liable to overflow in winter and to
coatings OF ice.
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THE Rhode Island fisheries employ 2,slO persons
and produce $3.50. 9I5 annually the census bulletins
tell Us
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FOREIGN.
John Brisht's Retirement.

LONDON, July 16sh.-The ObSerrsr says
1t is generally believed that the retirement
of Bright will result in raising Sir Charles
Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary, to seat in
the Cabinet.
Eassncred hz Inxuruenfa
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DIED..

Sacramento, July 15Ethel, only child Of A. N. and
Mary E. Thompson, months and days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. which will take place from
residence Of parents, II street. between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, this afternoon at 800 o'clock
Sacramento. July Island G., eldest son Of Dr. b.
4 PeirsOn, native Of California 81 years and 10
months.
Friends and acquaintsnces respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
lis fathers residence. Sixteenth street, between
aud ], this afternoon at ocloek.l
Sacramento. July 15-Thomas Haley, native Of
Ireland, so years.
Friends and acquantanCes respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
lis late residence, G street, between Eighth and
Ninth, this afte at o'clock thence TO St
Rose Church, where funeral services will be held I
Sonora, July lO-George Jay Goodhart 81 years.
Sonora, July Is -Payuter Pretty man. 81 ears and
months.
Mortality Report.
For the week ending July Is, 1882, made BY
s. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent Of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City cemetery:
July NANCY N. B.bcock, o. years, months and
days; New York Maggie Hennessey, 2 days !;
California. Howard Z. Currie, II days; Califor.
July G-James G. Currie. 10 days Calitornis
July l0-Normaa Baird, % years Nova Scotia
July ll-FraDkie Wentworth, months and 10 DAYS (,
California. William Wilson, year and months :
Nebraska Alfred John Taylor, year, months
and days California.
July l2-La Young, II years California Laura
Bradfeld, ~ years; Tennessee.
Besides the above there were brought here for in.
terment the following:
July l2-David Taylor Al years; North Carolina
John seeley, rs years New York
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CETTIsJE,!July 16.h.-The insurgent chief
surprised District Governor recruiting with
an escort. The Governor and the judicial
chief were beheaded, and % soldiers accom-.
panying them were killed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AKxcR7 Co. @ (sARsFIELD GUARD,


SACRAMENTO, July 10, 1882.
In accordance with Special ORDERS, No. 8, dated at
Brigade Headquarters. July 10, 1882, all the officers
and members OF Company will assemble at their
Armory TeIS (ionday) EVENING, at 1880 o'clock
sharp, in flu uniform, for inspection and annual
muster, as it is important that all State property
should be on hand for inspection. Those members
who cannot attend will send their uniforms and
guns to the Armory or Quartermaster.
Nv order Of JOHN p DALTON,
Captain Commanding.
RoRr O'RouRKE First Sergeant. IB. CT iYl71t
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JYtna Gold Mining Companv-y

Etna Gold Mining COmpaDy-Notice.-
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the ftna
Gold Mining Company, for the election of Directors
for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before the meet
ing will be held at the office OF the company in the
city OF sacraraento, on MONDAY, July II, 1882 at
7P.&. II. JOHNSON, Secretary.
p Sacramento June 80 1882 WILT
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Mortality Report.
Babies Of Maumee.

Babies Of Maumee.
Potatoes they grew small,
And they ate them tops and all
In Maumee
The babies kicked and squalled,
And mothers spanked them al.
In Maumee
Castaria's cured them all,
No babies now that bawl
In aaumee,
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Germania Building and Loan Associa.
tion.The monthly installments and interest will be
due and payable TO-DAY CIonday) July IT,
1882. Tho Secretary will be ready to receive the
same at the Office, No. zoos Fourth street, from 10
A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ, ard in the evening from I to o.
c. WEISEL, President
H J, GOETHE Secretary iyl7-lt+
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DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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w. D. STALKER,

SUPERVISOR, SECOND DISTRICT,
SSUBJECT TO THE DECISION OF THE RE.
publican Convention jy.istf
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He DAILY RECORD-UNI0N.
July II, 1882

meteorological observations - Taken. 1T
Signal Station at the same Moment.
SACRAMENTO. july Is ISS2-s:02 =. 4.
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Ancient Order Foresters.-A reg.Y y
ular meeting of Court Capitol of California ~
No. 6,742, A. o. F., will be held THIS 81
(Monday) EVENING, July II, 1882, at s -.
o'clock sharp, in Grand Army Hall. All
Foresters are invited.
WILLIAM ROAM, c. r.
J. j MCKSSoy Rec Sec TR CI iv171t
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Prize Fight squelched.

The Labor Agitation.
New York, July 16:h.-The Labor Union
Central Committee recommend that csndi-
date for the Assembly be placed in nomina-
ton in each district.
Boston, July 16th.-The federation of
Trades and Labor Unions completed its
organization to-day. The federation includes
the mule spinners (women) of Lawrence.
Mortality In New York.
New YORK, July 16.h.-Within the last
twenty.four hours 159 deaths have been re-
corded, Sc being children from cholera in.
fantum.
Gone TO Headquarters.
CLEVELAND, July 16th.-Bishop Gilmour,
of this diocese left for Rome TODAY. He
will be Joined at New York by the Bishops
of Detroit and Cincinnati.
Death OF Noted Character.
New YORK, July 16sh.-Martin P. Avery.
known as "the great aud only living skeleton, p"
died tonight of chronic dyspepsia.
Eastern Temperature.
New York, July 16.h.-Three children
died to-day from heat.
CHICAGO, July 16sh.-Highest temperature
to-day. So lowest, &C..
New YORK, July h-Midnigbt.-Hig
est temperature to-day, 81. lowest e..
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knights of the Red Cross 1
Special assembly of Sacramento Com .Ha--
mandery, No. :, Knights Templar, at H3s
the Asylum THIS (Monday) EVENING,
at 7:30 o'clock Sojourning Sir Knights wv
are courteously invited to attend By order OF
Z. B. WILLIS, E. c.
A. A. REDINGIoN, Recorder WILT
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Assessment NoiIce.-Etna Gold Mining
IL. JOHNSON, Secretary.
ofii:e, loll Fourth street, Sacramento, Cal.

Notice is hereby given that the date within which
assessment No shall be paid upon stock of the
Etna Mining Company was by order Ct the Board
OF Directors. passed JULY Is, 1882, Extended from
JULY Is, 1852, TO the 18th day OF JULY, 1882.
iY17td 2awMF H JOHNSON. SECRETARY.
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the chila "but I was so hungry
took the foOd--it looked so good. Pa.
pa, its beautiful here, all light, and
warmth--there's no fire at home and
nothing to eat---we will stay here
won't wei"
In an hour she was dead, They
took her home, and kind people cared
for the others till she was away, and
the tide Of life went on without her.
Whethershe died in vain, time will tel
but her father is missed from the
hamts Of sin, and he will never for
get the challenge Of that fatal night,
Here's luckl
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Isa Positive Cure
Is q POSITIVE NuTc
Eor nIl those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
so common to Our best female population.

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so conmO IN to Our best female population.
A Medicine for Woman. Invented by Woman
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The Greatest Medical Discovery Since the Dawn OF History
t-Is rovives the dropping spirits, invigorates and
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eve and plants on the pale cheek Of woman the fresh
roses Of lises spring and early summer time.
KB-Physicians Use II and Prescribe 1t Freely "a
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That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
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this Compound 10 unsurpassed -
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Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
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for either Mrs Pinkham freely answers all letters OF
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The most successful remedy ever discov-
cred, and it is certain in its effects and does
not blister. READ PROOF BELOW.
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Dead Sure Life Insurance.

al policies to be null and void
If the assured kills himself.
If he lets anybody else kill him.
II he fights duel and isn't killed.
If his last breath smells Of whis-
key.
If he dies without the written con-
sent Of his company.
If he goes up in a balloon between
the first of January and the 31st Of
December.
If he is addicted to tight lacing.
If he gets tight any way.
If he takes part in any political
meetings.
If he stays away from caucuses.
If he goes to sea except by rail.
If he drinks.
If ne eats anything.
If he goes to Congress without the
vote of the company.
IF he joins a militia company.
IF he doesn't join one.
If he handles gunpowder, face
powder, or baking powder.
If he is employed on a railroad or
isn't.
If he runs a steam engine.
IF q steam engine runs him.
If he dies before he is forty.
IF he doesn't die at all.
If he is blown up by a steam
boat.
If he is blown up by his wife,
II he runs for office.
Ii he dies intestate.
If he dies in liquor,
IF he dyes his hair.
IF he accepts invitations to drink.
If he declines them.
Il he is caught lying west Of the
twentieth meridian longitude from
Washington.
If he is caught lying at all.
If he is caught at Washington,
If he is hung more than once.
If he isn't hung at all.
The proofs of death required will
be:
/ Certificate from the physician
who had a hand in his death.
. A certificate from the under
taker.
3, A certificate from some respon-
sible resurrectionist in good stand
ing,
1. \ certificate from the de-
ceased himself to the effect that he is
really and truly dead and no She
nanigan.
Terms lower than any other COM
pany.
Agents wanted in all parts of the
country.
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Perseverance Will Tell
Stonghton, Mass, Mareh I6, IS8O

Stoughton, Mass, March Is, 1850.
BJ KENDALL & Co-Gents; In justice to
you and myself, I think ought to let yOu
know that 1 have removed two bone spavins
with 'Kondall's SPAWN Cure one a very
large one, don't know how long the SPAWN
had been there. 1 have owned the horse
eight months 1t took me four months TO
take the large one off, and two for the small
one. 1 have used ten bottles. The horse Is
entirely well, not at all stiff, and no bunch
to be seen or felt. This is a wonderful med
icine. 1t is new thing here, but if it does
for all what it has done fO- me, its sale will
be very great. Respectfully yours,
CVAS 2 PARKER
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From Few. P. N. Granger,

Presiding Elder Of the St. Adams District.
st. Adams, VT, Jau'y 20, 1880.
DR.. B KENDALL & Co-Gents: In reply
to your letter will say that my experience
with 'KendalPs SPAWN Cure has been very
satisfactory indeed. Three or four years ago
1 procured a bottle of your agent, and with
it cured horse of lameness caused by 4
spawn, Last season my horse became very
lame and l turned him out f1r a few weeks
when he became better, but when put him
on the road he grew worse, when l diseOv-
cred that a ringbsne WAS forming. l pro-
cured a bottle of Kendalrs SPAWN Cure
and with less than bottle cured him so
that he is not lame, neither can the bunch be
found. Respectfully yours,
?. n. GRANGER.
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Cary Mounted Horse Power Steam Engine and Clover Huer

full Repairs these Machine IN
"a
nordein gromW
Having andu 0 '0
meud the Wooster No. machine for Thhing and cleaning ana
failed while the Wooster ThsAeFi doing 'Ae
eenye
pPedIeO sell the above Machines 'hai @ ~
"" l. --A@DN''- ,,,a
aplsnS
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on table. -"Mr. HQwet put me here.
He say it is his birthday, and he
wants to see something on the table
besides hash"
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Proof positive: A small boy testi-
fed in an Austin justice court that the
affay took place on Sunday. "HOw
do you know it was Sunday" BE
cause l had to go to the back door Of
a saloon to get beer, instead of the
front door.
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- - - ~
Pastor Of the NJ & Church.
Kendall's SPAWN Cure


Is sure in its effects, mild in actions rs II
does rot blister, yet it is penetrating aVd
powerful to reach every deep seated pain or
to remove any bOny growth or other en-
fragments, sseh as spavins, splints, curbs,
ringbores, callOus, swellings and any lame
ness and all engagements of the joints or
limbs. or for rheumatism in man or for any
purpose for which liniment is used fer man
or beast. It is now known to be the best
liniment for man eyer used, acting mild yet
certain in its effects.
Send address fer illustrated circular which
we think gives positive proof of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali-
fed success to our knowledge, for beast Is
we'll as man.
Price one dollar per bottle, or six bottle;
for S.. All Druggists have /; or can get il
fer you, or it will be sent to any address oE
receipt Of price by the prOpristors, DR. B J
KENDALL i co, Enssburg Falls, Vt,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GLOW did you come to get mar
ried?" asked a man Of a homely
friend. "Well you see," he replied,
latter vainly tried to win several
girls thatI wanted, l finally turned my
attention to one that wanted me, and
then it didn't take long to arrange
matters"
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A young Oil city lady recently Wis
tied New York, and when she return
ed home, related to her friends how
she stopped at a ''palatable hotel. and
went up and down stairs in a cultiva-
tor" Her parents should cultivate
her.
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A lady who lectured in DeadwOOd
on "Esthetic Culture" was astonish
ed at the immense crowd that turned
out, until she learned that the people
thought it was some kind of new
drink.
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FOR SALE,

A good buggy, with leather top, oil cloth
boot and lap apron, and set of harness IN
good condition, can be procured for 500,
cash. Apply at this Office.
Some valuable building lots on Sixth Ave
enue. adjoining the corporation of the city
60X2OO feet or less, if desired, can DC had
at the low sum of from $3.50 to 1929 ii
applied for soon. Time will be given for a
part of the purchase money to tdose build
ing. Apply at this Office.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure
IN uTrVTAN EITsSTY
ON HUMAN FLESKi

Patterns Mills, N. Y, Feb. %, rs.
BJ KENDALL CC-Gents: The particular
case on which l used your KendalPs SPAWN
Cure was Z malignant ankle spran of six
teen months standing. had tried many
things but in vain. Your SPAWN cure pat
the foot to the ground again, and for the
first time since hurt in a natural position
For family liniment it excels anyt hing We
ever used. Yours truly,
REV N P BELL,
Pastor Of the NJ Church.
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ing, anu nov Ae was ''N"iA6 INC
crowd again.
The different parties had given
their orders for the kind Of 'poioa"
they liked best. One man said, "Iu
takc mine sta.ght' another, "shug
ia mine. another, "a red and rosy
slim. and don't You forget it, and
one m.n said, give me Niagara
Falls and then they clinked' glasses
and tire one who wanted Niagara
Fails id, "hero's luck" and tossed
ltor with q shivcr of satisfaction or
disgust it WAS herd to tell which.
When the man wEc was treating
heard .hat hcarse voice say "here's
Iac1, he looked ct the speaker and
turned a deadly white; he knew
lilo mar; he Lad lucd him from
lomc and the comrauioaship Of his
wife aud children, and kept him out
night after right with the BOYS, they
were ho.h aobAv fellows then, Young,
with aII The world before them. 1t
was only ten years since, and now
they were poor disrPutable, and
trrnkerds, The man who said "here's
laek was In rags under bis seody
ovuc.at: the man who had treated
had rawued his oyercoat for enough
10 pay for those drinks, The wife
and children Of Tine other ma0 were
starving under S roof they owed for.
s, if he had cncompas~od his
friends ruin, he had not Prospered
himself, but as the man he had drag
god down with him uttered the care
less there's iuck' it struck hia like
a blow, and fora moment a piano.
lamic view Of wFet his life might
nave beeu, flashed before him; then
he sat down v;-L the company to a
ZANE OF cars. The wish of his
friend for luck seemed to work good.
It MIGHT be questionable if that was
luck which brought him money to
De expended iu drink, but he won
several small sums and was still play
ing when his ris-a-vis drew a pistol
and held it cooked ia his hand, The
men dropped their cards, bus the
mar who had his hand on the trigger
was not looking at them; his ewes
We're fixed ON d point beyond the
screen where q section Of counter was
visible with some tempting food set
ont in plat,ers. Maybe You think
I'm druak, said the man in husky
voice. Watch q moment and see
me w-wug that ere k-kid."
The men followed the direction Of
bis ewes and saw q small white hand
and arm stretched out from in front
Of the screen. It secured a slice of
meat and drew quick back.
"Ill learn th-the k-kid a lesson,
andl teach it not to steal and kept
out of the penitendary, if break
Its arm. Can DO it too-whatl you
bet?o
Don't fool with the child, Dave"
he said thickly. I amt drunk, but
I wouldn't want to do any sh ,oting
'thout prevention; tan't our biz, any
how
But as he spoke, the pistol went off
in the hands of the drunken marks
man, and the shrill, agonized cry Of
child rang through the miserable
place.
Fore God, didn't mean it, cried
the frightened wretch as he was
caught by the collar; Il only meant
TO sca-scare it.
An hour later, the saloon was
cleared ofan but an officer in charge,
and in the small room adjoining, the
dying child for she was fatally shot,
was laid on a rickey couch, and the
doctor ted them he could nothing for
her. Prone beside her, lay the man
who had treated, holding the wan
white fingers already cold in death.
The child could not see; her eyes were
4
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WHENCE COMES THE UN
BOUNDED POPULARITY OF
AIIcock'S Porous PIaSteIS?

Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invented
They will cure asthma, colds,
coughs rheumatism, neural
gia, and any local pains.
Applied to small of the
back they are infallible in
Back-Ache, Nervous Debil-
ity, and all Kidney troubles;
to the pit Of the stomach they
are sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver complaint.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
.PLASTERS are painless,
fragrant and quick to cure.
Beware of intimations that
blister and burn. Get
ALLCOCK'S, the only Gen
uine Porous Plaster.
v6n2m6eow
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Indignant boarding mistress
why, what are YOU there fOr?' Boy