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is more SO to keep them clean. Sacramento
has sufficient health ordinances. They
provide for the punishment OF property
owners who permit their premises to be-
come foul. Yet it is patent that in the
heart of the city, along the border OF a
pond. the residents of the Chinese quarter
openly violate the law, and by dispositions
of filth upon the banks of the pond and in
It's waters. creste an intolerable nuisance
that endangers the health of our people.
1t Is simply a question of enforcing the
law against the owners and occupants of
the premises, and an immediate scraping
ont of all the filth in the pond. that the
waters may be restored to pure condi-
tiun. The failure to do these things will be
confession CT our willingness to have the
air of the business section poisoned by the
most noxious vapors. The proposition is
made TO require filth pits to be clesnsed
throughout the city, and it has been in
dorsed by the Board of Health, one of the
most competent Boards, by the way. in the
State, and one of long experience. The
same authority urges the ventilation Of
sewers and filth pits, instead of leaving
them open to poison the lower atmosphere.
The Board also urges that prohibition is
sue, by way of ordinance, against sinking
of new filth pits, and points out very clearly
how dangerous the practice is. It is to be
hoped the concession due the advice Of
such authority will be made, and general
cleansing of the city ordered besides.
Present delay will invite early regret.
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TYPES OF JouKNALIsm.

The Post and Tribune, of New York, are
engaged in small debate as to the test
qualities of good newspaper. The T'rib.
,l,se holds that the London press, for in
stance, fall below the metropolitan stand
ard in America, because the former are
wholly engrossed with what happens cut
side of London, TO the neglect of local
topics. The Post replies that if attention
to local matters evidences tho most ad-
vanced type of journalism, then the village
gazette is entitled TO the palm, for it
usually has perspective with purely
local foreground. The Post holds that
progress in journalism involves the subor-
dination of the local to the generally i'm.
portant news. Now both these journals
are correct. The Tribune's criticism of the
London press is a just estimate. When
the London journal so subordinstes local
news to general information as to drive the
metropolitan reader to other sources of in
formation as to local events, it fails in
completeness as a newspaper, precisely as
the rural Journal, with its excess of local
at the expense of general news, fails. The
middle ground is that occupied by most of
the city journals Of America, which do
not allow either class of news 80 exclude
the other. Such newspapers have a due
regard to their local and their general
character, aad it must be said, as class,
achieve eminent success in addressing
themselves to both local and outside con-
stituencies without infringing upon the
claims of either. So the Post is right.
Progress in journalism does require a
subordination of local intelligence, but by
no means IFS exclusion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RESOLUTIONS
BOARD OF HEALTH

4 CALLED MEETING OF THE CITY BOARD
"a of Health was held in DR.. TyrrelPs office May
18th. Present t. Dr. Cluness, Chairman Drs. Mont
gomery, Lame and Tyrrell. Dr. Tyrrell WAS elected
Secretary pro TEN. DR.. Tyrrell offered the follow.
ing resolutions, which were, on motion, adopted,
after which the meeting adjourned
Resolved, That in view OF the general complaint
made in regard TO the bad condition or offensyeness
OF the water closets in different parts OF the city,
and the near approach Of warm weather, we urge
upon all to have their cesspools and vaults early
cleaned where needing such cleansing, and whether
requiring emptYing or not to have them thoroughly
ventilated
Resolved further, That we recommend the use OF
the Cottier plan for ventilating watercosets, our
reason for so recommending it being that, besides
by its operation in conducting all geses through
ues in the walls and at the top OF the roof, so that
they cannot escape otherwise, the active evapora-
ton maintained by 1t from such cesspools and
vaults SO lessons their contents to supersede in
great measure the necessity for the removal OF such
contents by the employment OF an eXcavator or
otherwise.
Resolved, That the Health officer be hereby in
strueted draw the attention Of the public to these
resolutions whenever he may ascertain that their
warnings are applicable, and to abate promptly all
nuisances that may come under his observation. or
be Justly complained of DIV any aggrieyed person.
Resolved furthermore, That we respectfully rec
ommeud to the Board of Trustees that they have
the sewers of the city ventilated by so doing the
quantity and pressure OF the noxious gases, always
present in such drains, would be very much less
ened and their liability to enter houses and create
disease be thereby much diminished. jy27-lt'
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DIED.,

Sacramento, July 23-John Joseph Schneider, ia
tive of Germany, AZ years and month.
Friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
Red Mems Hall (odd Fellows Temple), corner Of
Ninth and X Streets this afternoon at o'clock
Yuba City, July 24-Edward S. Kelleher (brother Of
Mrs. Patrick Haggerty, OF Sacramento, native Of
County Cork Ireland, IS years. portland, Or,
papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms OF W. ]. Kavanaugh, J
street. between Fifth and Sixth, this afternoon at
$50 o'clock /; thence to ST. Rose Church, where
funeral services win be heidi
Sacramento, July 26-Royal Preston, native of
Vermont, Go years. vermont and Portland papers
please copy.)
Funeral notice hereafser.l
Bodie, July zs-Luke Gilboa. 50 years.
Yreka, Ju.y 2l-Au usta Wiihelmir2 Ninekler, 50
years. months ami 25 days.
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PUBLIC NOISES.

An interesting case is pending in the
Judge Van Hoesen. The plaintiff COM
plains that the defendant carries on the
milk business near her house, bat makes
such a noise by rafting of cans and in
dulges in such profanity that the acts con-
stituse nuisance, and she prays that it be
therefore abated. While the Court de-
clined to Issue temporary injunction, it
allowed the case to go to trial, because
any person may be restrained from carry
ing on a lawful business in such a m amer
as to disturb others" This is too sweep
ing statement Of the law, we take it.
II the Court had said at unreasonable
hours," it would have been proper quail
ficatiop. The profanity excluded, I'M
doubtedly the rattling of the cans so far
as necessary in business and waking
hours could not constitute nuisance, al
though it might disturb others. Other.
wise factories could not be operated, trains
OF cars run, vehicles driven on stony
streets, etc. But it may well be ques.
toned whether the ringing of church bells
at dawn, aud the screech of whistles at
very early hours, are not nuisances. We
have long held they were, and believe the
Courts will, when test case is made, SC
hold, as, indeed, some have. Use.
less and nerve-torturing noises are
nuissnces, and many public noises are
both useless and nsrve. torturing, annoying
to the well and dangerous to the sick. and
we especially refer now to the blowing OF
factory whistles, theblare OF peddlera' horns
in the midst of cities, and the ringing oil
church bells at unseemly hours in crowded
quarters, The outcome of the milk.can
case will be looked for with no little in
terest.
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Captain Webb lost his life in an attempt
to do foolish thing. His success in
swimming across the Niagara gorge could
not have benefited mankind, but his failure
to do so, and the sacrifice of his life there
by, is benefit. 1t is not cruel to say that
beyond the sympathy one should entertain
for the innocent afflicted ones dependent
upon him, no tender emotion is awakened
by the announcement of Webb's death.
His attempt was foolhardy. Why then
regret his fate Had he succeeded, it
would have invited other rash men to sac
rifce their lives for mere notoriety, who
may now be restrained from such silly ad-
ventures. The numerous balloon ascen-
sions without definite purpose, and ven
tured upon at greatest hazard the walking
of wires and ropes stretched over chasms
the attempts to leap with safety from great
nights; to run or walk great distances in
a brief space Of time and a score OF like
dangerous experiments are frequently
being made, and every now and then a
victim is offered up to appesse the insane
desire to accomplish foolish feats. Men
csnnot have much sympathy for these peo-
pie, or very deeply regret their loss. Society
is fully justified in the judgment that the
world is just that much better off every
time fool kills himself in the attempt to
establish his claim to the title.
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Sanitary MATTERS.

Boston, New Orleans, Buffalo, Chicago,
Louisville and score Of smaller cities have
already issued municipal orders of . mOzt
stringent character. requiring the health
ordinances TO be rigidly enforced and Che
strset sewers and cesspools cleapsed.
The Chicago Board of Health has
asked for sl0O, 900 extra TO carry on
the work, and it was granted. This,
1t is to be hoped. is NOT spaamodic vigor.
If it Is bsns6cisl &c cleanse cities now, it
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, July IL By Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis, at
the Episcopal Church, J. H. Miller to Nellie E.
Thorpe, both OF this city.
Weaverville, July Is Merwin w. Loveridge to
Flora Fox.
Middletown. Fl Dorado county, July 17-orland
Kitto to Emma Cooms.
Placerville, July Charles Myers to Lucinda An
derson.
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SEPTEMBER Ia 1881

eSA-A AA-143'A-A Ae3 AOSN'
HoP BITTEBs Co., TORONTO:
Ihave been sick for the past six years. suf
feripg from dyspepsia and general weakness
have used three bottles of Hop Bitters, ant
they have done wonders for me. am vel
and able to work, and eat and sleep well.
cannot ssy too much for Hop Bi5ters.
SIMON ROBBINS
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july Fl. 1883
Kog PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the REooRD-USIoS Office two large
doublecynder Hoe presses, in perfect order one OF
which win be sold st low price, ard upon easy
terms. The sizs Of bed-plste is 4oxGO inches. The
purchaser can have his choice OF the presses. The
object in selling is to replace with Of more rapid
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TIE San Diego Union declares, after careful
study eff the situation that the telegraphers strike
is an exception to all Others and therefore finds it
to be its duty to support it. 1t then proceeds very
forcibly to give its reasons for pronouncins the
operators demands just and their denial tyrannous
The Fl Dorado Republican also indorses the strike.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

The members OF the III. p. Associations
will meet on WEDNESDAY NEXT at P. NJ, at the
Y M c. A rooms. All active temperance persons
are requested to meet with them. BY order Of the
President. [jy26 3tsl A. j. HANSON, Secretary.
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The MERGED Star says regarding the call for an
extra session OF the Legislature "The real purpose
Of an this nonsense Is TO place Terry Marshall and
Foote in important official positions, and to secure
these WORTHLESS and thsir allies the control Of the
State Government
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THE yielding CT two companies to the claims Of
the teIegrzhers is evidence Of the justice Of their
cause, and the complaints OF the business men Of
the country prove the falsity Of the procanations Of
the resisting companies that their service is all
rigEt
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Or. Ia Mar.s seminal PiIIs cure an

DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure All
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bility and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess, Indscretion or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. LA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs, debiitated
from whatever cause, to their prestine vigor Price
50 30 per bottle. Sent G. o. d. by express TO any
address, secure from observation Address all orders
to A. MoBOYLE q CO., Druggists, Postoffce Box
1852, San Francisco. me-. 6m
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uNION HOTEL,
HOWARD Holland COLD
MINERAL SPRINGS,
Lake County - California.

4 Ii DISEASES RELIEVED 4 zaMOO
"a and cured by drinking aud SsEZsSsAs1
bathing in the waters Of these - ~
celebrated Springs Female dis go - -
eases, fever and EgUe, and ali -
complaints arising from diseased condition OF the
liver, specially.
Hotel accommodations ar lirst-class every PAR
tieulaI Board, Room AID Bath, SO 10 So per
week Children under 10 years, S over 10 years.
81 Route: Take morning train from San Fran
cisco or Sacramento for Caiistog1. Prom there W.
T. Fishers Stages will convey passengers TO Lower
Lake on Monday, wednesday and Friday, and 30
Glenbrook on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday OF
each week at which points connections are made
by the Howard Springs stage.
For further p1rti sulsrs address
MRS. CAROLINE HEISCH,
Proprietress Of Howard Springs, Lower Lake. Lake
county, California ls2.-d
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DR.. Trueman Will Extract your Teeth
positively without pain or no charge; will make
you set of artificial teeth for $40, warranted to tit
fill your teeth with gold from 81 cavity, according
to size platina 81 SO; silver or bone, 81 all work
rst-class and warranted call at his dental parors
and satisfy yourself 1901 Market street, corner of
Sixth, San Francisco; Market street cars pass
door every three minutes. Je29u
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For Season, 81 per ton.
25c. per ton per mouth, until il
amounts toSl. Balance of Sea-
son free.
Weighing-In, free.
Do Out, l0c. per ton.

These Warehouses are the largest on the Pacific
Coast, entirely new, and supplied with all Of the
very latest Improvements for the rapid handling
and storing OF Grain.
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THg New York Tribune says thas the impression
seems to be gaining ground in Ohio that Judge
Ho2dly is s most capital campaign speaker-fo- the
ether side
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A smith by name of John Mincher,
Mashed his big toe with pincher,
The sches he endured,
st. Jacobs Oil cured,
He says that for pains tbs clincher.
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AZ Every color of the diamond Dyes is
perfect. See the samples of the eolored cloth
at the druggists. Unequaled for brilliaDcy.
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BORN.

Sacramento, July l7-wfe of t. X Diviny, son.
YreSa, July 23-wife of Samuel Webb, son.
Near Chico, July 22-Wiie OF D. F. Crewder, a
daughter.
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Storage Capacity, 10000 Tons.
Water Frontage, 1900 feet.
Minimum Depth or Water, &c feet

Parties shipping TO Port Costa desiring to SELL in
stead Of store, viii receive highest market prices
no charge for commission and prompt returns made
A double-track " Elevated Railway" eleven feet
high, extends along the entire frontage By this
system alone saving can be made In the shipping,
handling and storing Of Grain.
a mill attached, supplied with the newest i'm
provements for cleaning foul and snutty Wheat.
Insurance Effected at lowest rates in
fiFst-class Companies
Advances made at low rates OF Interest.
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All Diseases Cured by the Revifalizing
Cure, such as Catarrh in its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot, 100 Gsary street, San Francisco. 1yl0'lm
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RAILROAD LANDS FOR SAL.

HEoWN
Il in agricultural land
produced the
graded reduced about 0Hpr cent 10 single
heducion will
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COMPENSATION PROM LAST srour's DISPATCHES
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MUlTUM IN PARVO.

Bank President Sent TO the Illinois Pen
ttentIary-suicide of German Profess
scr Thieves Captured In Montreal
Fire In Ohio-LongfclIow's Estate-Ten-
nessee's EX-TreasureP Found Guilty
Bismarck and the Vatican-Etc.
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For further information apply to
p L. WEAVER, Manager. Port Costa; or to
NEVADA WAREHOUSE AND DECK co,
Nevada Block, San Francisco.
Port Costa, Cal, July 10, 1888, jy16-lplm
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81 BUY Dr. Bsnson's Celery and Chamo.
mile Pills anG Introduce them wherever GO
Personal knowledge and experience Of theil
effects on others prompts this act" Rsv. j
P. Fugett, Rector ST. Luke's Church, Myers.
onrg, Pa. 50 cents, at druggists.
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McKTNNEY's HOUSE,

Y AXE TAHOE, SUGAR PINE 4 z>sr@o
8 4 Point-By far the best family - ZIFSSA- II
resort on Lake Tahoe. Commodi- 5 - ssss25s> .
Gus cottages for tourists. Boar ~ y 81
and Lodging by the weta 50 by -
the day, 81. BeduceG rates for children. Boats
furnished guests free Of charge. je9-2m
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piNe! plMEI

ky Having been farmer in Sacramento county
for over twenty years, would like to have farmers
give me a call. Hotel is but two blocks from the
depot. Street cars pass every five minutes. iy3lPti
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RIVERSIDE HOUSE,
Santa Cruz California,
FRED BAHsON, Proprietor.
FlRsT-GLsss FAMILY HONE AND HOTEL.

A FINE CLUE ROOM, WHERE GUESTS CAN
"a pass away pleasant time at Ten Pins, Bill
iards, etc. Also large Ballroom for Social Hops.
At the Bar will be found the Choicest Brands Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Horses Carriages, ETC., can be procured at the
Riverside Livery Stable.
The House is located on the east side of the San
Lorenzo river about hslf way between the City and
the Beach.
- You can leave Sacramento at 11:4O \. N; ar
rive IN Santa Cruz at 7:30 P. Il. baggage checked
through Fare for round trip, 50. Tickets good for
the season iy20.lp2R
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The best preparation Of iron doctor can
prescribe, is Browns Iron Bitters, because it
does not injure the teeth as other iron medi-
cines will.
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navel
To-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-10-19
JEWELRY
LET EVERY
Fair Minded
PERSON
JEWELRY
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER AND AP-
PENDAGE.

ROGERS & BROTHER,
ELECTRO SILVER PLATE,
600 BROADWAY.
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a. -
EMEDLES.
Half Out Of His Head.

"Blessed be the man. said Don Qulxotes weary
squire. "who invented sleep" Sancho's gratitude
is ours, bnt what if one cannot for any reason en-
ioy that excellent invention Nervousness In me
had become disease writes Mr.. William Cole
man, the well known wholesale druggist OF Buffalo,
n Y. $780,.
Il could not sleep, and my nights were elmer
PASSED in that sort of restlesSneSS which nearly
craZes a man. or in kind of stupor haunted by
tormeuting dreams. Having taken PAKKER'S TON
&c for other troubles, / tried it also for this The
result both surprised and delighted me- MY nerves
were toned to concert PITCH aud. like C:eSaos lat
men tell Into the ranks OF those who sleep O.
night should add that the Tonic speedily did
away with the coalition OF general debility and
dyspepsia occaSioned by my previous sleeplessness,
and gave me strength aud peIfec digestion IN
brief the nse of the ronic thoroughly re eS aDsh-
ed nv be.lth have used PARKERS TONIC with
entire sGcc SIS for Seasickness and for the power
disorder int ident to ocean voyages.
This prepalaion has heretofore Decn known as
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC. Hereafter Twill De al
yertised aud sold uitder the name of PARkERs
TON C-amittinL the wold ginger HIscoX &to;
unprinciped dealers who have for years deceived
their customers by substituting inferior prepare
lions under the name of ginger We drop the mis-
leading word all the more willingly as ginger IS an
| uui.nportant favoring lpsre dleni IN our ONO
Please remember that no change has Deen OF
| will Ee made in the preparation ltSel, anu an ooi
| ties remaining in the hands OF dealers. Wrapofo
under the name If PARKEKS GINGER IONIC con
tain the genuine medicine If the FAC Slm1le sigma
ture OF HIsC,X & Co is at the bottom OF the outsl
wrapper. wv YIN