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I1yoR UPWARDS OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DR.. LIGHTHILL's professional attention has
been exclusively devoted to the relief and cure Of
these important ailments and it 10 with pardonable
pride that he refers to the success which he has
achieved in this special department Of medical sci
ence. His apparatus and appliances for the exam
nation and treatment of the hidden cavities Of the
head, throat and air passages original, and con-
fessedly the most perfect Of anything OF the kind
yet devised, enabling him not only to readily dis
cover the exact nature OF the complaint but also to
direct his applications to the diseased parts effect
ualy that relief is experienced at once, and perma-
nent cures are often effected in the most stubborn
and aggravated cases. And 1t is one Of the happy
features Of hts practice that the applications cAuse
neither pain nor Distress ard can therefore be read
lily administered to the most t.mid or nervous per-
son.
candid opinion will invariably be given as to
the probabilities Of cure and no case will be ac.
copied for treatment which does not offer reason
bic chance Of success.
1T Office Hours from 10 70 u, and l TO A. Sun
days, from 10 to II. ml22ptf
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FRANCE.

The opportunity of the Government is
at hand in France. If it shall crush the
Socialists and Communists, who are urged
into riotous demonstrations by the mon
archists, it will restore public confidence,
vindicate ita ability and establish the Re-
public on frmer basis than ever. The
failnre to be firm and bold in the next few
days will render the fall of the Republic
probable.
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ANOTHER COMPARISON.
Oar evening contemporary says the tax
in 1869 was but 95 cent?, as follows:

Oar evening contemporary says the tax
in 1869 was but 95 cent?, as follows:
General tsx.............-........ 30
Fire Department OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Schools. 30
Assuming that to be true as to figures,
it does not follow that it is true in other
respects. For instance, there WAS then
levied no library tan. no levee tar, no street
spYinkliag tar, no street repair fund tar,
no drainage tao, no police find tar,
no Forle redemption fund tar Ia
lively expense this city was visited
with by the folly of the very men
who are now involving the city in lawsuits
and by ike processl. In other words,
in 1869, when the assessment roll
was about as large as it is now,
Sacramento had no new water works
to pay fer; she had paved few streets !;
she did not repair streets as now, nor
sprinkle streets, nor had she paid fire de-
partment or alarm system she had no
Fowle bonds to pay, and no free library.
The tax levy for 1883 is, for tie same items,
uery much less than in 1869, when the diff.
ference of the area demands and popula-
ton of the city are considered:
General tax. observation-disclosures. 30
! Fire Department. "a
Schools Observation-Disclosures. 80
Total. 81 Oh
Or but cents more than in 1869, and in
the meanwhile we have erected new levees,
experienced food, raised old ones, paved
streets, set up library, built nine school
houses, educated from 1900 to 1000 chill.
dren annually, put in two entirely new and
costly systems OF water machinery, ex-
tended water mains and gas lighting, and
sewers and drainage canal, redeemed
$3.50, 900 principal Of the bonded debt, pur-
chased the apparatus OF large paid fire
department, set up fre-alarm system,
remains to be added, besides this, that by
reason of the folly of those old days we
have since had TO bear as high a rate as
81 80 tax levy. When the facts are ex-
amined into, it is disclosed that the manage
ment which has brought ua down to 81 60
tax rate ia marvellous, and it seems hardly
possible to realize that it has been accom-
plished. The tax rate, while 95 cents in
1869, was s. in 1868, 81 20 in 1870, 81 II
in 1871, 81 SIS in 1872, 81 95 in 1873.
Hence the year 1869 proves nothing
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much SO as to Cause aons to move their fam
lies to Blackfoot for safety.
Early this morning the residence CT Mrs.
Harpell. st Park City, Was burned. causing q
loss OF So 600. The inmates barely escaped
with their lives. Tee FIRE is supposed 10
have been inceudiary.
At Missouls Montaap, Saturday, q tent at
the Northern Pacific graders camp caught
Ere by aspalk from the stovepipa, and burned
up two Children of W. G. Stack.
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GoRTsCHAKoFF.

The death of Prince Gortschakof can
have little or no influence upon Russian
politics. The Prince practically retired
two years ago. His was long and active
life. He was brilliant diplomatist, a
cautious and far.seeing statesman, and
wiser than the people whom he represented,
or the system which he protected and ad.
vauoad
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VOTERS win be told to day ell sorts of wild stories
We have positive Information that circulars will APP
pear-unless this exposure scertifying that
John Ryan has bolted, and viii not support the
nominees of the party; that Knox is repUdiated by
the business men that Knox is running in the in.
terest of local option or some other side
issue; that Knox refused when in office
before to employ Irishmen. They are all
lies for the campaign. Johl Ryan is sterling
Republican, and no bolter. 1t is sanderous to
charge him, is intended Mr.. Knox is for nothing
that he has set forth in his card to the people
He has not lived here all these years to have it sid
that he writes one thing and does another. He has
the support of sterling business men He never has
considered politics nationality in the employment
of men.
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Mr.. coSsrDiNE desires to be set right He wishes
to be taken out of the partnership in which we yes
terday cassed him. he says he was opposed to the
specific pledge plan in the Democratic platform. He
says he is in favor IF plan to lessen the efficiency
of the fire department or the schools. He says he
well knows that if the plan OF the Nielsen platform
is carried out ffty-fiye per cent Of the tax
levied for the general fund must go into the sinking
and interest fund. He, with Others, opposed the
foolish pledge exaeted of Nielsen. He views it as
unwise and foolish Really, Mr.. Considine is pos
sessed Of good in this matter The partnership
now stands Paddy Nash, Kozminsky, McKune & Co
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TO.pAY's E. ECTIoN.

The result of this days election is of
much Importance to Sacramento. In the
success of Mr.. Knox we foresee the fur
therance of the best interests of the city.
While strong partisan appeals can be made
to Republicans, we do not conceive it to
be necessary. With Republicans there
can be no good reason for voting the op-
posing ticket With citizens irrespective
of politics there is every reason for sup
porting the ticket headed by w. F. Knox.
To subject this municipality to the expert.
ments limited at in the Democratic plat
form is to do it irreparable injury. We
have had enough of tinkering in the
name of reason let US now apply business
common sense to the administration of city
affairs The Republican party puts it can
didates upon no platform filed with spe-
cifc pledges and impracticable schemes.
Its nominees declare that they are in favor
of reduction of water rates-they were the
first to so declare in favor of the lowest
attainable rate of taxation per cent. if
possible, and as soon as possible but that
the efficiency of those departments of the
city government upon which the perpe.
tuity and good name of the city go largely
depend-the schools, the fire department,
etc.-shsH be maintained. They are out
spoken in their determination to secure
the very best terms possible to be had in
readjusting the city Indebtedness, and to
permit no suit of or against the city to
suffer by neglect, and no lawful advantage
to be waived or abandoned in any Court.
They favor retrenchment and the most
rigid economy, strong levee defenses, good
drainage, good streets, extension of the
water system. a lessening of the burdens of
taxpayers, and the increase Of benefits to
residents in this city. What more should
the citizens ask!
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a new clerical journal. lately started at
Rome, has hit upon charming device for
increasing its circulation. Each annual
subscriber to the journal in question:
Gefredo-is TO be entitled to 600 masses. to
be celebrated by any priest be likes. Il The
Hapr
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UTAH.

Indian Outbreak Feared-DweIliHg De-
stroyed = Two Children Burned 10
Death.
SALT LAKE, March 12sh.-Fears are enter
tanned of an outbreak among the Shoshones
and Bannack Indians on the Fort Hall reser-
walton, Idaho. They are becoming very i'm
pudenf, and say that when the grass grows
they will go on the varpash. A few days
since they stampeded band Of uaules, be-
iougi 60 the Northwestern Forwarding
Company. that were feeding on the rsserva-
tion, and have been saucy to settlers, SO
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The san francisco Water WAR; Judge
Stricken with Es1rafysis-Deash OF a
san jose Boy frem sIisersforn,-Barn
and Contents tuEaed-The Nevada City
Murder Tr.st-sudden Death at Sonora
Press EXcursion-Esoub.e Murder and
Arson-Etc.
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A SPECIAL fight is bsiny made against Mr. Mckee,
candidate for Auditor. His opponent is a worthy
young man. but not qualified by experience or bust
ness education for the position he aspires to fill.
Mr.. Mckee is known to be competent, has been
thrice placed in the same position, and his fitness
and qualifications thoroughly tested 1t will be a
grave error to supplant Mr.. Mckee for an unskiled
accountant
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ELECTIONS, like battles, must be fought Let
there be found soldier skulkiug to-day. Men
who desire the triumph of right principles low tax
alton, one per cent. Tux levy it can pos
sbly be brought about the integrity Of the schools
maintained, and the ntigants against the city re-
sisted to the last under the law should turn and
vote for Knox, Mckee. Buckley, Putnam and Jones
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MRssRs. Mckee, Putnam, Buckley and Jones are
Republican candidates to be voted for to- day. They
are well known, competent and tried men-men
whose whole interest is with this city; who have
built up envisble regulations here; who can face
the void without blush. They command the es-
TEEN and respect of the people of Sacramento 1t
would be lasting disgrace should either one of them
ba defeated
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IDAHO.
reath from Eaudanurn,

BOISE CITY, March 12sh. = Charles L.
Shoup. late member of the Idaho Legislature
| from Custer county, dad in this city yester.
day, fro;a an overdose of iandanum, which be
took Of his Own accord.
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NEVADA.
The senatorship

CARSON, March 12th.-The latest political
gossip is that Senator Fair will resign on &C.
count of illhealth. Governor Adams will
then resign, aud Lieutenant Governor Laugh
ton will succeed him. Laughton will then
appoint Adams as United States Senator.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Mo- Rohhery Amer am.

VICTORIA. March 12;h.-Ths charge of
robbery against young Bunster and Lscronier
will probably ba abandoned upon the return
to. bis home of the supposed victim. He
found the missing mo1ey i'll bis room.
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A SPECIFIC, and the only one, too, for all
forms snd types Of skin disease, is known the
world over as DR.. Bsnson's Skin Cure. It is
not patent medicine, but reliable, csrtain
remedy. Druggists.
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A SMALL army of Democrats hare sent word that
they did not indorse The Armory Hall platform. and
don't believe in that kind o. treaele. Yyhy didn't
the esptIemsn vote louder'
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GENERAL NOTICES.

List, Maiden. theHsh you're Eeen OF wit,
And though Of many charms possessed,
You'll never, never make hit
Unless with pearly teeth you're blest
Unless upon your toilet stand
Your SoZ0DoNT is kept close to hard.
ap14 3tTuThS
Forty years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the pre-
scription of Of the best female physicians and
nurses IN the United States, and has been used Tor
forty years with neverfaiing by millions Of
mothers for their children. IL relieves the child
from pain, dYsentery and diarrhea gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie BY giving health to the
child 1t rests the mother. Price, twenty-five Cents
bottle. n1S-lyTuThS
Card.-TO ali who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station
d, New York City. MS 4plyTuIhS
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ROLLER SKATING.

ENHE SACRAMENTO ROLLER SKATING AS
u ISOLATION Is now in active operation ct the
Pavilion Gnain hall, corner Sixth and III streets
Open every morning from 10 10 II afternoons
from TO 430; evenings, from 7:3O to $50 Sundays
exeeptede Morning sessions for lady members
only. The public are not admitted. The respect
able portion OF the community are invited to mem
bership Leave address at NJ S. Hammers drug
store, corner Of Fourth ana X streets Members
are permitted to bring their visiting friends from
abroad No residents will be admitted unless hav-
ing been fully approved by the committee Of tn
association.
A BRASS BAND will be in attendance Tuesday
THURSDAY and Saturday evenings; skating to con-
tinue one hour longer (uutil 1880 Saturday even
n2. In order 70 enable the management to incur
this additional expense male members will be
assessed % cents a week extra Saturday ovennes)
Membership free passes viii rot be accepted on
Saturday evenings, but the regulation fees will be
due on entering. Masquerade Skating Carniyals
will &c given once month--the neAt one Will take
place March II, 1883 s
j. L. WALTON, Manager. feI7.islm
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CALIFORNIA.

lsFEaA1 DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uslos.l
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THE Bazaar OF GOODS

THE Bazaar OF GOODS
-IRoM-
JERUSALEM And Bethlehem
gETILL BE POSITIVELY CLOSED AFTER
w this week. Call and make your selections
Grand assortment of objects Of piety in shells OF all
kinds. Crosses with the Fourteenth Station, with
the looks of the earthly Saints images with the Flow
81 of Jerusalem, and also in wood cut from olive
wood on the Mount of Olives: rosaries, fancy art-
ces, biouteris, Egyptian fllgree collars in money
Cttsr of roses silk shawls from ConstantinOpe art
ces OF curiosity and antiquity. For sale at
Aos II @T.S E51a IT,
By JACOB ToUCHE and CRAs. MEACHEI, sons
OF the Pharaohs, and recently from Egypt m1s-2pSt
DR.. dc DERBY.
on O EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Il AND l.
OEO Hours-9 to 10 A. NJ ! to and to 8
p NJ. Consultations: English, French German.
Avis Franeais, Anglais, Allemaud Consulta-
tionen: Deutsch, Engl;sch Franzosisch. m13-lm
DIR. A. z. BRUSE.
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF BER-
az lin, Germany. Office and residenc-, No. 52l
street, between Fifth and SIXTH Sacramento. Office
hours to II A. NJ, to aud to sP.M m13-t
WALLACE a. BRIGGS, X. ID.
~ FFTCE AND RESIDENCE, NO. sis STREET
Z Sacramento
to 9 AN
0iIice Hours IL A. NJ. to p. NJ. ml2-4pl
$50 to 8 p N.
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tcoSDxssED FROM LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
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GENERAL NEWS.

Murder at Observation-Disclosures Earn
ings-College Election-Issue of Stan
dard DOIlars-TragedV In Philadelphia
Decision Against Bucket sh0ps-Rec.
ord of Deaths = President Arthur's
Heaish-Etc.
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Fulton IN ark ct,
Fifth and K Streets.

HAViNG PURCHASED A THIRD INTEREST
u in one Of the best Asparagus Beds in this State
we prepared to ell all orders at lowest prices
We otfer as specialties, now that the Game Law is
passed, fat Squads and Brothers. We have prime
Bananas, Cocoauuts, Appes free from worms
Lemons and Oranges. Cur list of Canned Goods is
complete. We receive fresh Fish every day; river
Perch always en- hand Peas, Tomatoes, Spinach,
Sprouts, Green Peppers and ell the early Vegetables
come in fresh four times week. Come and see the
new thingAii you don't care to buy.
II. c. MAY & CO.
Mr. R. PEDLER, formerly of this MARKET but
ore recently of the Peoples Market, can now be
found at the Old Corner where he will be pleased to
see his old friends mis- 1t
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C. j. GROSS. ger.


To the Voters OF Sacramento City:
SAcR sNgSTu, March IS, 1888
Who were the Commissioners apDainttd by ov-
ernor Perkins. under the Brainsge Act: w II.
Parks, W. F. Knox aud Niles Sesrle-. They were
appoints, 10 bella Of the State, bat acted in behalf
of the hl drauc Iliaers- They built the Yuba and
Bear River Dams; useless expenditure Of the
peoples money for the benef OF the miners Who
were the contractors sg4inst the hydra lic miners
Ask Attorney General Hart. Was that benefit to
the citizens OF Marysyilie and Sacramento and the
Bay OF san FraIcscoi When Christopher Green
Mayor Of the city, ard w. f. Knox ex-officio
Street Commissioner, and James McCleery Third
Trustee who opened Bannon Sough? Who sued
the city OF Sacramento in the County Court and
Supreme Court and prepare the bill to the Legsla
tive body for some 5000 The city and county Of
Sacramento had to foot the bills for their Attorneys
by request of heavy taxpayers Of Sacramento city
and county. Yours truly,
m122p2t G. J. CROSS, 49ER.
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Political Code, relating to the boundaries of Del
Norte and siskiyou counties, was read third time
and passed
After recess, g. B. s72, establishing State Board
of Six Culture, and providing for the expenses
thereof was read q first and seeoud time, ordered
printed aud to third reading.
The county government bill, amended by the
Senate, was taken up by the House at 800 N. and
ments are numerous, aud the Assembly shows a dis
position to concur In large majority Of them. The
| bill viii undoubtedly be passed to-day.
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w Office Hours from 10 to u. and to a. sun
days. from 10 to IL. mI29ptf
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Beath from Chioroform Administered
Physician.

San jose. March 12th.-Diago Lsmos,
aged IA, died this forenoon from the effects
of chloroform administered by physician.
The boy had swelling on his left foot, and
for the purpose of performing sn operation
chlorofo.m was giver. An Inquest viii
probably be held.
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The Weather.


EMIGRANT GAP. March 12th.-Wiggins ar
rived this noon. Il is now raining slightly,
with prospects Of continuing. A little snow
lays around on the north hillsides. The mills
are expected to commence operations about
Apfil lSf' and an average sum7er is 'z-
STOCKTON, March 12sh.-A light rain fell
to-day between Clement and Wallace sta.
tons, on the Darrow.gauge rsilroad-snough
to lay the dust. A slight shower also fell
near Milton. There is an appearance of rain
along the foothills.
VIRGINIA tNev. J, March 12th.-A drilling
rain set in here this evening.
CARSON New, March 12th.-A heavy
storm set in here tonight. with rain. It is
looked upon as the Virgins affair.
BOISE CRY (Idaho), March 12th-The
Virgins storm has not reached here in any
form. The weather is clear and pleasant, and
has been for two weeks.
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FamyIv shootips AGa,r.

SAN JOSE, March 12h.-Edgar Chase,
manager of the Independent Lumber Y ard
at Les Gator, wss shot in the right arm this
morning By John Shepherd. The parties
married sisters, and recently Mrs. Shepherd
obtained divorce from her husband, and has
since been living with Chase.
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LoMPoc, March 12th.--To,u Dairs and
George DrumD, notwishs; anding the condi-
tons on which land ia this temperance col
ony is based and sold, commenced building
sa!ooa to-day. The newly-orga nizsd Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union sent
deputation, with written and oral remon-
strances, without effect. The people always
have forcibly stopped liquor selling here, and
all feel nervous, as tie general remark on the
street il, 81 don't believe il will be allowed
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The Nevada City Murder Trial-Th0rn
Sentenced to Life imprisonment.

NEVADA, March 12th.-Iu the Cummings
murder trial to-day Thomas Brown swore that
he saw Collins in this city two days previous
that he saw defendant and Dorsey together
near where the murder was committed the
day before il occurred. His testimony was
corroborated by Frank Guild. Jr. From
present indications the trial will not be con-
Guided before Friday or Saturday.
In the case of Thorn, who WIS few days
since convicted of murder, motion was this
morning made for new trial. Judge Cald-
well denied the motion, and sentenced Thorn
to imprisonment for life in the San Quentin
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DR.. G. Z. SIMMONS

TEAs RETURNED TO SACRAMENTO FROM
his Eastern trip, and may be consulted at his
old office, 2l2 street. fes02o1m
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Cigarette smokers Hurn a Barn,

| FRESNO, March 12th.-About noon yester.
| day John Cunningham's barn and contents
at MADEIRA were destroyed by fire. The loss
ia about 81, 800 TO insurance. The fire is
supposed to have been caused by boys smok-
| ing cigarettes.
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DcssitEfion IN San FranciseO-peafh of a
Naval officer.

SAN Francisco, March 12sh.-The monthly
repsEt oi the San Francisco Benevolent As
socistion rays the desti.ution in tie city has
but slightly decreased during tbs past month.
The total number assisted in February was
SIS, and OF this number over so per cent.
were deserving women and children.
Chief Engineer w. Fl. KING. United States
Navy, died at tia Baldwin Hotel yesterday,
of pneumcnis. HIs remains viii be taken to
Mare Island Tomorrow. Deceased was also
a rnsrniter ns The C A Z
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Pacific Coast Press Excursion

FRESNO, March 12th.-The Pacific coast
press excursion, numbering los people, ar.
rived at Modesto az 2:30 this afternoon, and
were met by brass band and large con.
couiss of citizens. The press representatives
chesred as the band played, and the train
moved off