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, 1883-02-17

IL wIii lie sre- that there i n G.1r-ase
a:aI.l4I cattle. l., ,4g9 sheep aa- Ia...5
SWINE imported tFo@ the United S-a'es,
when compared gith 1880
Canada also showed a decrease o. atout
IL Zoo animals compared Ul,l -s51 an
there MAS : considerable falling of IL tLe
number oi uu.mll5 from Spain.
" marked effect vas produced IN the
price # a.e,t ly the falling oG N ths
number Of imported animals in Iso} -
compared with the previous var Beef
in 1850, was on ghe average, s,-!.ls Tor IS
cents per pound. and hrge prime II
cents IeT pound; mutton, second class, 3.
cents, >oplhdowns - cents per pound,
while IL 1881 infer. 1- beef Ms Is cents
and the best quality l. cents Der pound,
and nation y cents ard - cents per
pound
There ~rrs LANDED .a Great Britain
during 1881, from pas ua, %; the Upi-
tel kIu.dum, ,Atlu-iyr Z the Channel
islands, ::...glS ca!goes oI animals, consist
mg %; 3iC, ,So2 cattle, "5>,vyf sheep, and
II. 40 sW.ar. IL 10 car.o-s ias uisgcc--
oTs Ccrac;rd c,s.as- nE.oGs ;ay auimsis On
lsn niiu. .a tbs c,Uursy.
, 1883-02-17

TIE FHE THING.-oue OF oar eotemrora-
-ies SAYS EE4; Marshal Jus.ics is anxious 70
have hIs csse against the county for the 500
reward ne earned in capturing the murder.
ers OF Ms Bloomfield. tTisd n tin. al
iournsd term OF the District Cosrr. later
estei parties think InHsmuch a. Sheriff
Thompson hzd mu,h 70 do N ;errs;iug cut
the guilty parties, ana as 1t was through
letters IA AIS possession that the arrest was
made A.: II MAS through him that money wss
furnished 70 send after them, v hy Is he 10.
equally interested in the reward, II g not
thoaght altogether the is;r thing 70 ignore
him IN ihis matter. ald gire the whole credit
10 Marshal Justi-e-
, 1883-02-17

The Republican party can daily retain
conrrl II the Federal government hy de-
serving to retain II, The manufacture Of
'-hahy States viii ne; help the party.
even L. the extent Il tEeir three
electoral votes The time has not
arrived when Dakota can be admitted to
the UE'5n yi;A justice 10 ;he existing
s;@ia7. The Republican party ea2ao,
afford 70 permit lis OWL exigencies 10
govern IN an attempt to force the meas.
ure through the House Of X presenta-
tIras
, 1883-02-17

EY reference :" our telegraph to-day
1t will ie seen tia; It Is a settled f.c, thai;
Lewiston is 70 De 4 grand railroad center
for the Upper Norrhwest; from the facf
that the ShoT, Line IS eom.Hg INTO lhar
cay as last as money and n.eu can bring
Il. Situated rs Lewiston IS 81 tie head
"i navigator on Snake river, she has =
future mol II he excoliod by any point IN
,his .raa- c.nrtrr
, 1883-02-17

4 foolish Snowman once advertised for
the following cdr'ns;ties- A printer who
carried tobacco, negro minstrel Mho dld
no' wear plug ha', woman who did
not wash her face With rag, an editor
who had $40 in MS pocket, dog whose
hind legs were plumb with his front legs,
business manager uho does no, consider
the editors robbers, pair Of shoes that
are too small for the lady ~ho wore them.
The foolish Snowman died death Of bit
ter disappointment
, 1883-02-17

The Columbia Chroaio's h3S changed
hands and in bidding Mr.. q. { White.
A journalistic adieu We cannot but con
graduate him upon the independent aud
liberal spirit he has shown since he "S-
tanned control oi the Ch,uaic',. Re has
performed yeoman service for his town
and county and IN 4 thousand ways has
shown himself iulbuei with the liberal
spirit Of the nineteenth century.
, 1883-02-17

The tiye-cvu, piece which the Secretary
Of the Treasury has ordered coined wei.hs
;wentv-one mllleGetres. which 5 one NIL
leme,re mere than the present CON. ana
is little larger aa3 thinner than tie ore
now in circulation. Tn the face u
the new coin Is female head sur
rounded with fllet, upon which Is III
scribed the weird Liberty. the whole
being surrounded by thirteen stars The
reverse si6e contains q wreath surround
ing Roman num-rsl representing the
denomination Of the coin.
, 1883-02-17
A Card

To al ~i5 are SUFFERING from the errors ani
Biisrre;i0as 81 youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. is Q: manhood. e.c-, VIII send re-
eiPs thstEia cure yoa, FREEoF CHARGE.
This grea. remedy was discovered by nlis-
sione-y IA South America. Send self aG-
ressed envslope to the Rer. Joseph 7. In
man, Station d, New York City.
ec6teo3-dw
, 1883-02-17

The Marquis of Harrington, the British
War Secretary, IN speech IN London.
declared that home Iuie c0nid never be
permitted in Ireland, aid secuted the idea
that The Government shonld fnd funds
TO establish a peasant proprietorr
, 1883-02-17
To Teachers ard School OA,cers,

Z VIII BE AT THE COURT HOUSE
! n Nai.a Waiia Crcasnrer'- Gficej on ths
a.st Saturday in each Month for The traaSsc-
tirn 4 Tr-h brsiasss As pertains 20 my ofEce.
Unlil further notice
J. VI BROCK,
Safsriltsnien, Schools Walla WnlIa County,
" T. Utf
, 1883-02-17

II begIus to louk as though Mother
Sh-ptons prophecy Of dire disaster in
1881 might be fulfilled in lSSc;, and tia,
the melancholy dame vas inaccurate only
IA fixing her date two years TOO scor.
, 1883-02-17
The Sugar and other Duties.


Inc 9ur anu o''''
The rhiIade',hsq Ior'L .im.or,. IS
most ursn.aac,- fr.t.at.e-lr. tut II
wants - sos protection distributed, as
nlEas kmes distributed Dis ',,tI' N'h..-
.cr sloal. "wl,r. j. w.. ao '.r ..'s'
pod. rruu.y',ans tr instance pro.
duces uu sugar, and, Therefore '..s = ..'..-
,,,.., fayvf- EF-- rEais ln ria; .I'.a.'. !"
a r.,er, issue. ,Lr .nI."r sa'H''''r' '"'
inlDUiII argument against IL .'r "" 7"-
lar. which val -'uA. 'Ae ''s-.-. I''irf
=, ,rund aud rg-,. Er;suu- r. rI. ~
I..rr of the TuH C.mu...i r- o.. A""'-
an, says
ou "u~I.in, So '.... .. ". ..,. - .-.'
~ r.., ,., - H., .r,-r. rsn.,a. ,r,.. arn .u
sn-lr Vuuii D. U.r .'t ,5 -,
,',,''-.,.,' , ,.,. e.. ....- a. .ara a,a
plantations Trr."". '-s I'd. SEQ .'.''.- 20. -'.-
l'''.',,' .,.., :. ..I .s.f 81. A...4... and
It is ts> i.,' yr-.si-@ q. 's-. %. ,.. ,...-
N,' -. ..,'. ~ ... ..r.r. .na r,. ike
.rli-l sr- dI--as-.. Z. fs-,e ae-'-sr : be-
'it'','' ~ ..'... '... IT,. IT, ...,. -a t.,r.aa,
Of hon 'prri.s...u. So, maze atom. ..t MUCH
'gFG n,'' a.. a. .,,,'' .i I'.~ -, ,l.rf.l-. j.
NJ, r,ra,rr,..r. ~ 0s.- I..t a.. .ajrs-aj-. f.
genuinely j.''..a Nv ",., D. 90 ~ r., -
Trgen4r d,..y. aaa as gl .-., ..-. ... a, wc.a -ae
d"tie, q" t~t .'..' u -, '.' ' .,r.'.
such preuiuru- To- ,r.ui ,l.a Ir-gr...n .- d.ss
II" "thei antE 'h i'. '"..'-
, 1883-02-17
PRICE EsE&SLs
very ae Of Goods present in t!s Price ss. las icfn
Gut =. own from 33 10 so per cent
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS:

Araues, Brocade-, etc, l2
Heavy Ceiuc all shades l3c
VrrvCk k.lceS ;hs aud BctelPs, 21c
Wolf I'D esandB BlIIintrs,
anj TINS, mixed Checks aud Stripes reduced to J3:
45-Lch heavy all wuoC Cuels Ha.r s. 5uc
wool India 20 g. a6s,
Pushes, pin and Dt cuoDsIs tc i
Sarahs. Rhadaue, down SO
BackSli liksasl ls as IN New {lIk
Corr,d Dress Silks a, u Msg ATTRACTIVE Figure
choice styles CLOAhS mAked down lat So!
, 1883-02-17
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING:

styles heavy Sa!s boys reduced 81
3 Cashmere Suits reduced from s. To 81 30.
Ai-n Cashmere sGts, STYLES So 50 40 $40 80 SII
Men 9 heavy Ctssiner- Uls,-rs. 81 10
Nen Heavy Chincja Cl-ters So
M-ns Hay C.rlcr--tr Os-rcrsr r.luced 10 SI2
Eyt's Stout yeriuo Sex, 3 p,s f,r DOC.
Mems knit Woo; S,cks reduced T., %:
Couird MeTih" Shirs and Drau-rs % and ia,
II avy white Mem" Shirts and D aurrs. Co aad 75c
Men Liaed Gsga'!et GIove zoe former Pr.ce 81 20
, 1883-02-17
February 23d. 1888.

Ear ..-- are cf county Poor ani sick ald Iun-
zra, expenses Il sams in case oi death, and tor
the burial Gi deceased paupers who may die a
charge Glun tlo County II NaIa Nall&, n.
one year from tie - lay of March, lS~... IN
ths keeping 4 tie poor aud sick vii ts il.
c.uie} lH tygta-g- iEcitvu. to theiT proper
a..r. I.ad.ra- after a.Dca anil sr-.,n4:.cs al!
IN tie burial oi said lauy,r> VIII BE- irc,Eicd
aii burial CsPeu-5+, receiving the rig'.t 20 Is-
Isc. say a-s 81 l..'E-
I'd. - =. PAINTER, County A".,;,,E
, 1883-02-17

,vr,gfy lReAyEVp.

SAN EFAN'I~ta. Feh- ne '''.>
c.nes,nin. the SUI ii the widow 81. 'sy
l,.- G.-s. Cotton against S'antoEi AID
p,h.r.. Appear .u rrin, TODAY The set
tlemen, reached allows Ms. Cotton :" -
tam 500 uot IN hllds # the Southern
Pacii: I;A.lroai Csmraay. This Feau.,
seems - have h-ya preferred ~ both
parties. :, he publicity Which woald have
resulted IN Az open litigation.
- ..ay. utE>HaLL JEwELL. oF coNHE,H-
,ur. FAssE> AWAY
HsErsoED. Conn, Feb ll-Ex-Goy.
Marshall Jewell i dead. lie grew rapid
r. wgr.e this f.ernaon. Bah !ungs we're
involved in an acute attack OF pneumonia
am .. n:sa, the physician informed the
family that thvr regarded the case as
houe.ess. Ills daughte. and her hnsbal.,.,
Arthur ". D.dge. # New York, arrived
a. an early morning honr by special 'Elin.
Another daughter and her lusbsaj, Nh.
VI. Sgsoug. & Derr II. are IN the wAv ~
SPECIAL train.
WILL 81 uI.FNEp II GAE,H-
Cv4aA. Feb. lI.-The Ua.oa P-ciG,
Railway vii open It's Oregon Short Line
10 Slosfoue, Ijaho, which place Is The
Iuncl!a. ai,h the Wood r.v-r branch, On
March Isr. The distance ]. 33l miles
f.om the juu-t.ou + the short Line wiki
the nam lnc. "a; Granger, Wyoming.
Stage lines .n.o the Sog,hera Idaho n.in
my regions are Aov run i.oin kc!ton,
Utah, and B!ackfoo-, !dah", and vii then
run from ShuShune
FEsNK JAMES WILL ~ TRIED FOR NJ EbEK.
K,>>As CRY, Feb. ll.-CPon repre-
seutq,i1u # the Davies county authorities
,La, t!.ey had erideaee likely u convict
Frank James Of murder, Judge White of
the criminal court issued an order grant
ins the inmodi,,e delivery Of the rris-
ouer To the cticlals u: tha. county. He
wa~ accordingly ,.kyu 10 Gaiiatiu-
wLL Ef-rE,T TIE IAw.
Mn YoEE. F,l. Hearing that
Salm. n rso intended 10 rrodaae the
''Pas.jou Play" Capt Williams visited
ii, place All iuund 4 gehers,d in progress
Morse tod HIM h- had no intention o;
yiola;in. tie iau, AID wouId Eot 10 any
th.r. ns,i.oa. the law sancii'n.
Fiyar .IslSTET> N gHE FAST.
Ciyrr,NacI. Feb. IA shocking dis
astcr IS reported ty telephone. from the
w,~.lga part # the city. B';h The freight
ani passenger dopnt5 u ,hr Cincinnati
Southern Er.lsay wcir UNDETERMINED and
ieI iulu tie surrounding waters, cuIy-
irg us.h tL,m 8, hundred! ca more persons.
The Gep,:s we're one-st,ry frame build
inys, resting on Mclean agruUs, which is
almost c,ysraG - water. B''a sides axe
filled vita water ;g,m ;h!v'y 20 Gi'y ircr
de-p. The catastrophe VAS h4strnel by
the hreaklas oi sewer, aAieL sent a car
rent along tn iark Groves Tese in
he vicinity looking ~ ibe food. and ii
Is supposed rhcs, aye the vietims.
L,Tr@. II i, impossible yet 10 tell the
- L.. o.. II ,-.L L..,.
, 1883-02-17
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS:

Hears Al Linen TNelag, ydsfo 81.
'' Eesch,d do. I2 f. II
} Inc do ydsf fIrSl
iars. Szs al Linen Damask Towels 1875
i.rr. on.
t.e,gy al Linen Table Danak Sos and 50c
o Dyed Turkey Red 10, and
IL Linen LuueE ii Dnuer Napk MS. 9Ic and
ii-ary Twill F!apnei q inches wids.
LtrIe a 90 Blanket { 9Orerya
q 8 Bed COm,rters, 81
sleeinle,
Curtain Nets. Cretonnes, ETC., In endless variety
, 1883-02-17

T'STRAY N0TICR.-TAKEN Up BY
IL the Subscriber - a. estray,. a. his farm,
twe miles north @. Dry t'7-sK, IN Naila Nals
c1uaty. ". T. o. tie 5sh day O: Feb. 1888.
or@ hrovn mare, fuJ1r yesTs I'D I5hznjs high;
small white spot On ei.a q: the nose long III!
back name and tail brand CT lett sh51lde
supp ss4 to be II diamond, connected Tue
animal has been - ny plGS= -iTcs the Sagin.
af 1882 The oEnsr Is requested 90 pr,ss ~
erty and pay Charges zl9 .ats tas 81. :.
away
Waiia Walla, v. T, Feb IL. !
ts1t-
, 1883-02-17
BOOTS AND SHOES:

Having on hand large assortment of the leading Eastern
and California Brands we hare made reductions on ~uch
vast scale that every person should our prices and
pare with what they have been paying in other houses
, 1883-02-17
ARE they USEFUL!
ARE THEY DESIRABLE!
Or s.a they Nithered Trash customary in
GREAT SLAUGHTER SALES,

In the first place propose 10 represent what We have
IN plain words in language that children understand
and we perceive no necessity of smoering serse
with language used in mining explosions.
, 1883-02-17
INFANTS SHOES
in all styles ard colc-s G0c tC 81 CO
RV8BER B3GTS d SHOES
Ofail kinds q Cost Prices.

After an experience Of over
thirty Yeas in tIiS bIS-
ness, which enables Us to Sc
iect good and well made >iock,
from shojdy trash, We haze no
hesitalioD ia asserting that no
other Louise il this upper com
try can offer such Inducements
as the above list Of prices in
dicate.
We DO NJ; deal in dry
goods or clothing, bus Gevote
our entire line and attention
to our STOCK Of llst class Boots
and shoes. Come and satisfy
yourself that we mean what
we say.
, 1883-02-17

ETCTICE-IE TEE LlATTEP OF TIE
u estate 4 Bryan F1lr-liv. late Ct C.oIs-
erowna Carnar.s=, County Meath. farmer. &c
cessed.-Nasice is hereby given T'-et TIE above
nsD-d Bran fa.rsliy, ai-d IN tie month q.
feor02ry, lS-A having ~ as Eill devised
part n hls lands %. C.1uc ZT2u-ns, II tie IN
- Meath, 20 hiS son R5,an Farre,,r. That
psoceetlng- haze been I--:.su..i IL, The Court
- Chancsry = !lels1d 90 aEve lie propsrtr
administered and tae zs. 20 i---1t-es Ieela.ed
Should this 10-Ice 81 s-ru BI BT-a1 Tar-eIlv,
wao vas IA. E---sl 4 = .i=ia- II Will Walia,
Washington Ierri.a-Y, - vsl a orcs com
Tlaaicste 70 the uzisiSi--r-ed fo- the puruoss OF
having lis rights seemed Dated 4th J-ceu.-
Der, lsS2-
NILL.ts FcED 6Soy.
SOiicitl:s, 2 Lover DorEiaiei Street Dublin
aEd N1r.n Istyy-
, 1883-02-17

At.a rg.,' !-- W:cSGrshar4's Sugcs pin,-
ala-- oi sm- .ul l.uae Sieai. ID pare a.cir'e,
SEM r. r.csi .G, sI-r q uii alfr.5s'.l...
MILLER BROS,
80 S--rr. Il Coz Salmon.
tat1-tia u.ir, iugJlru,l
, 1883-02-17
SEALED PROPOSALS

-,E~Iil 81 RECEIVED ~ TIE
y. Jf.u;v t..iI;ar, =. l.s ':rc-, IA y ala
W. ..t. 4y G,
, 1883-02-17

Ia the place the people OF this entire territory Know
the class OF goods keep; they always Fabe they
are Lever eld-we doug le, sh at old all of ths goods
We oller to-day purchased during four mOnie
and are the most desirable be found in the An mar
ket.
, 1883-02-17

WepIace ur views before the public on the platform
their ovya iudgmen represent things precisely they
exist and use 10 graveyard language TO give them imas
nary value; we simply say, if any person IN the territory
wants desirable Dry Goods Clothing or Boots and Shoes
they an buy them 33 per cheaper from US to day than
they could tuo weeks ago. This is plain statement;
easily thdersood and stand prepared TO prove it,
, 1883-02-17
NOTICE

Is I;-LIIE GIVEN. THAT TIE
Z County Commissioners, At tier regular
, 1883-02-17
wiCN.E BEAD

VENICE, Feb. l3. !tcnari Wagner
th~ great German musical composer, died
her, his a'rrrnaon
, 1883-02-17

ulS uN,. HE us,s
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12
TIE HrNnoo SACRED CITY.


What singular spot is Benares, the
sacred city of the Hindoos From all
parts of India pious Hindoos come to
spend their last days and die, sure of thus
obtaining their peculiar form of salvation.
All day long, from the earliest dawn tilt
sunset, thousands of people battle on the
steps of the CHATS, which run along the
rivers bank for nearly two miles, in the
sure and certain hope that by such alb.
luton their sins are washed clean away.
It is an extraordinary sight to sit in a
boat and quietly drift with the stream
alongside the whole length of this great
city and watch the bathers who fill up
the entire line. Men and women are thus
piously engaged, and the usual plan is to
bring down plain robe, which they de.
post on the stone steps, while they de-
scend into the water in another robe, and
there perform the necessary amount of
additions. While the bathers stand up
to their waists IN water, devoutly folding
their hands in prayer, or shedding offer
iugs of leaves into the running stream
from large baskets, the priests are squat
ting on the shores by scores, each under an
enormous umbrella of plated bamboo,
some Ten VI kh6iNO IA 0idilCbck, duu
each with continually-incressing heap OF
small coin presented by the hathers-for
what purpose we do not know. One of the
CHATS is called the burning CHAT" where
are ssaked great piles of lumber, and where
the boats that you see coming down the
river with enormous stacks of wood upon
them unload their burdens. Here, in the
midst of the bathers, the dead are burnt
by their sorrowing friends. The body is
brought down lashed upon small hand
bier. If man, it is wound tightly il
white robes, so that every part is GOV,
cred if o woman, the robes are red. The
body is then plunged over head in the
stream, and then left lying in the water
half submerged, while the friends build
the funeral pyre. When the pile is hal
built the body is laid on, and then more
wood, and then the torch is applied, and
the smoke of the burning soon pours forth
in thick, murky columns. When the wooe
is burned, all the parts of the body thai
are left unconsumed are thrown into the
Ganges, down which they float till the
birds and fishes finish what the fire leaves
undone. This cremation goes on daily
and during one short visit before breakfast
we saw six funeral fires lighted, but die
not feel called upon to watch the entir,
destruction of the several pyres.-[L eslie'l
Sunday Magazine
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12

in the central southern portion of our State
and northern western Maryland. l shall
have some unpublished account of old
Browning's doings with the rife, which
will be given me by the son of an old
hunter, who was at times his companion in
the woods. Homo.
DR.. Carver was recently interviewed in
New Haven upon the subject of pigeon
shooting, and said he had noticed that
there were many men who preferred to see
live pigeons shot rather than the socalled
clay pigeons. For his part, he did not like
to shoot live pigeons, out of humane senti-
ments, and would be glad to see
the cruel practice done away with.
He for one would gladly throw the cham.
pion cup into the melting pot if it would
break up the cruel system. 1t was as
much of an exhibition of skill in marksman-
chip to shatter clay pigeons as it was to
send quivering birds to their death.
The Michigan Legislature has been over.
whelmed with all sorts of proposed game
law amendments this year, and, rs one
way out of the muddle, consolidation OF
all the bills has been effected. The result,
if the bill becomes law, will be good
one. Chief among the changes is pro.
vision which throws upon the possessor OF
game out of season the burden of proof
that it was legally killed. This is an i'm
portant point Forest and Stream.
Some fishermen out at Point piablo
caught in their nets very large eel that
weighed over five pounds. This eel, though
not very long, was very large and chutfy,
and had head like an English bulldog
with an understood lower jaw. Both jaws
were armed with formidable rows of sharp
teeth Breeder and Sportsman.
The Capital City Gun Club, of Wash
ington, D. c., has recently taken active
steps to preserve the game in that vicinity
The hearty cooperation of the Chief OF
Police of that city has been promised, and
resolutions binding every member OF the
Club to aid actively and earnestly IN the
work were adopted.
The Anglers Association of Eastern
Pennsylvania, having secured evidence OF
illegal fish destruction by means of dyna.
mite, in the vicinity of Jenkinstown, pur-
poses to make an example of the offenders
and THUS check the business.
George Vreeland, of Elizabeth. n. j.,
recently caught striped base weighing ~
pounds, in a net. The fish was only &C.
cured after a severe struggle, during
which its captor sat upon it and dubbed
it to death.
It has been generally understood that
the Lagunitas creek is entirely fished cut,
but few days ago G. D. and Ed. Ladd
spent two days up there fishing, and were
rewarded by catching 200 fair.sized trout.
A few days ago DIR. Bogert, while fishing
on the Saucelito shore, caught regular
sea terrapin on the beach.
William Harbough, of Geneseo, ILL.,, re.
Gently killed Wilson snipe, which weighed
five and half ounces.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12
AN EXTRAORDINARY RAZOR

"AS BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEENS
III OWN co. OF England. The edge and body
is 50 THIN and FLEXIBLE as NEVER TO hf-
QUIRE GRINDING and hardly ever setting: 1t
glides over the face like piece of velvet. making
shaving quite luxury. 1T Is CREATING A
GREAT EXCITEMENT in Europe among the ex-
lars in buffalo handle three dollars in ivory. Every
razor to be genuine, must bear the reverse side
the name Of NATHAN JOSEPH, GIL Clay street,
San Francisco, the only piaec-in the United States
where they are obtained. Trade supplied. Sent by
mail, 10 cents extra, or c. O. d.
THE QUEENS OWN COMPANY, having en-.
arged their factory are row making PEARL and
IVORY CARyISG KNIVES, TABLE and POCKET
KNIVES, HUNTING KNIVES and SCISSORS Of
the same quality as their maryeiously wonderful
razor. a7-lfWS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOG ROLLING.
While wrestling with a Fallen Tree a
Lumberman Receives Consequential
Damages.

Lumberman Receives Consequential
Damages.
While On a hunting excursion in the great coal
and wood region near Carbonate, Pa, the writer
met William Coil, a lumbernan. Accustomed to
life and labor in the forest from early manhood he
was true Knight Of the AK. Many tree had fallen
before his ringing strokes and fleets Of RATS had
borne away to market the sawed products Coil ia a
character, and Oscar Wide is right in saying that
all movements in unhindered labor are graceful, our
friend William, stripped for his work and attacking
a tree a. Richard l. assaulted the heavy doors of
Front de Baurs Castle, must have presented an ad-
mirable picture.
One day, however-but let him tell the sto:y him.
self, as he told it to me:
81 was out in the woods, you know, trying to
start log down hill Thinking could get better
purchase on It from the lower SIDE tackled it there
with my log rolling hook and threw my weight on
the lever. She started, she did, but as luck would
have it, before could get Of the way, she rolled
right over me. II it hadn't been for lot of small
limbs and brush lying in the road, which lifted her
up, she'd a crushed me fiat. As it was, got up
without broken bone, but with some mighty bad
bruises"
"Then you were all right" said his auditor.
"Not by blamed sight, stranger / took cold,
rheumatism set in, and, if hadn't heard OF BEN
SONS CAPCINE POROUS PLAsFEBS and used
em, it's my opinion 1 should never have made an
other chip fly. But the Capcine took hold quick,
and I'm bout as good new. But there's one thing
you kin oalkilate on: shall never wrastle with
other log unless have the advantage of theground
Fur, as told you BEFORE if it hadn't been for them
brushes, I'd been smashed 50 you could "a sold me
for door mat"
The CapciHe is tire thing for rheumatism. 1t
doesn't keep you waiting. The word cAPCINE is
CUT in the center of the genuine. Price, 26 cents.
Seabury & johnson, Chemists, New York.
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The wardrobe, jewels and other nick
nacks. once the property of the late Ed
win Forrest, were sold at auction in Phila-
delphia few days ago. There were about
two hundred articles disposed of, realizing
IS, 500 Tor the. benefit Of the Forrest Home
for Aged Actors,
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MANY nice delicscies are often spoiled by
the havoTings used in them, and generally
their having been spoiled is attributed to the
cook. Now if DR.. Prices Special Flayoring
Extracts are used, cooks will not be blamed.
nice dishes viii not be spoiled, as they always
impart their delicate fresh fruit flavor in
whatever they may be used.
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McMUNN'S ELIXIR OF
OPIUM

rs THE PURE EXTRACT FROM THE DRUG
Il from which all the hurtful properties are re-
moved and the medical ones retained. No headache,
costiveness or sickness Of the stomach attend its
use. Price, SO CENTS Alrdruggists mi. 1 TuThS