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pry Food for Hogs.

Many hogs are kept comparatively
poor by the high dilution Of their
food. They take in 50 much water
that there is not room for good
supply of nutriment. Hence the
reason that those farmers who care
fully feed undiluted sour milk to their
hogs have so much finer animals
than those who give them slop. The
hog has not room for much water ;
and if food which contains much is
fed to him, it makes him big-bellied
but poor. Hogs, as well as all ami.
mails, should be allowed all the water
they will drink; but it should not be
mixed with their food in excessive
quantity; the hog should not b.
obliged to take more water than hC
wants in order to assimilate the fooC
he requires.
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not only effective in appearance Det
GOOD 10 wear. Foremost among them IS
that called Cachemire de POrient, which
i peculiarly soft and yielding, and Is to
he obtained in all the dark shades fash
ionable this season.
bridesmaids wear bonnets this season,
instead of round hats or wells. very
small capotes made of lows Of white lace
with a white aigrette for their only trim
ming, and without strings, were worn by
the bridesmaids at a recent wedding, ana
their dresses were of white satin Surah,
with short skirt and many lace hounces'
This simple toilette was in excellent con,
trast with the stately bridal dress oil
white embossed velvet for the basque
and long square train, while the petit
coat front Of satin was covered by three
deep flounces of round point lace.
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Imnrorel BIZ Preezing

Parsnips and satisfy are perfectly
frost proof. Indeed they are better
after they have been subjected to
freezing For winter use it is a good
plan to take up a supply for the fam
ily or for market before the ground
freezes up, and cover with plenty Of
sand or sandy loan. They can be
put in boxes with sand in sufficient
quantities to last while the ground is
frozen. There are no vegetables
more palatable in the winter than an
occasional mess of parsnips and sal
sify. In early spring when other
vegetables are scarce, they come III
lust the right time.
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perhaps, you viii get there
the horizon is little bit foo,r piss
As you say, she may be So e "a,
she doesn't want steady Conn., .aa!
is a giimmer of hope in t5st az
be waiting till she gets oye- i el'
and annoyance of teetbins w q
looks seriously into the mat Ssiois
rimony. If that should tny 80 8
the case we should not IL
Give her chance to grow m
meantime 60 and learn the Z ~ Z 8
er's profession, and fix your.sIs
you can provide for family ~
a girl only IL years old is able y /:
that young intellectual piap, y; Il'i
is not going to make a dazzl;ns. U !
of life as husband. Brace nn y 'a;'
to forget your sorrow, and yor n, "
happy yet.
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Cold, serene, dark and melancholy,
that man, thus assailed, sat apart, black
and frowning as mountain rock. He
evidently felt the gigantic influences
that were at work around him; but his
profound mind was Strengthening itself
for the contest. And how deeply solemn
was that hour, that moment how
grand that scene; and what were the med
itations and spirit rallying of that great,
dark man? His countenance was the
same during the whole of that tremen-
dous speech. Assault after assault was
made upon him; but yet he neither turn
ed to the right nor left, but calmly and
calamity, like the soldier awaiting the
signal, he bided his hour. That time of
retaliation came swift as the thoughts of
vengeance to Daniel Webster. Who
will forget the exordium of that remark
able effort, the lashing sarcasm, the
whitening tones of that voice, and the
temper of his languageP Gen Hayne
changed color and appeared much discon-
certed. But who that heard 'him will
| permit the peroraticn to be forgotten
those closing passages of grandeur, that
hdlSstlc dliuSLoH 70 INC nag VI iEeeuOm
and his country? Looking, with his
dark and lustrous eye, through the glass
dome of the Senate chamber, over which
he could see that banner floating, he de
livered an apostrophe which has never
beensurpassed, and seldom equalled. Il
composed a figure Of the most thrilling
: Interest," burst of solemn and patheti,
7 feeling and, coming from such sourc,
Ga man generally estimated phlegmatic)
it was eledtric. 1t was like the beam D
sunset, or the gleamof summer hghtnin,
1 radiating the brow Of cliff and noun
E tain.
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Many puny, dsbiiitated infant fretting
and wasting away daily, often unable to
digest its food, may be rescued from an un-
tiaelv qrape by DR.. MoFPETT's TEETHINA
1ssthiag Popders) ali Druggists keep
them. For sale by Byron Lemly.
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The typical Irishman: His home
the world. His friends--all the people.
His faith-his own. No cline so cold
to him as win not produce shamrock;
no soil so barren as will not produce a
shillelah. Foremost at a fight, frolic,
or a funeral, his generous nature finds
blow for the bad, smile for the glad,
or q tear for the sad.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-10

THERE isno medicine sold that relieves
so much sickness and suffering as Parker's
Ginger Tonic.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-10

F0R aged men, women, weak and siclSly
children, withouta rival. win not cause
headache. Browns Iron Bitters
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-10

You can avoid premature grayness by
using Parker's Hair Balsam, distinguished
for its cleanliness.
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READ THE TESTIMONIAlSi,

This IS to certify that I have tried h shsst
Ointment in case OF piles. and state s .sasa ID
more relief than anything have eyer ss,1 II /,
Their state that as d remedy for ov sI.astsfi ii
paralleled. also used 1t for case q ~. I'M
lid iiret thing that have ever tried that Ell
more than monetary relief. conssig.ssso '5
! am entirely relieved from thai ois'as
ease 'oiAN = > h'"''oT roup County I
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ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. ? J

After an experience of twenty-five yesaS M
ing this ointment, and during thaI Mlns .h X .
closely watched its effects, and havlns s, w
mony of my friends and neighbors " co ea.sl.ss
confidence in its merits became fnily $50 ,sg
its value, and have bought the bsss
make and sell II, and offer 1t TO you " w "
edy In the world, especially for all Ioini's
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-01-10

Having been afflicted for ten years, v " ,sni
with that distressing malady, the liis3,sneoSI
many Intellectual trials Of the remene M so1f
use, commenced short time ago w Ms. lSIl N
Ointment experienced immediate y wal. .yssll Il
the relief experienced In my case. Y. ..o,r
bereputation so rapidly acquired ~ !. m eyrg
in this vicinity, have no hesitaiiqn. y reros
the opinion that It is the most etncie519giYi
phes eNer luVsutea' LaGrans 4
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PRYOR'S OINTMENI

Is A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE FOE
Blind or Bleeding Piles, HamOrrhOids, Y
Ulcers, TamOrs. itching Of the Pdsts " 4
tttlds and all Kindred Diseases dlso q
Burns, COrns, FeIons, Fever SOrss'
Sc1Id Head, letter, Sore
Niples, etc.
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This is to certify that / used PrysoaI Z yTs df
IN q case IF severe burn, and tha,tt ~ snHaulB
days Ii was entirely relieved Of al lnnsnIleai
and healed rapidly. After the iirsl p P,,aia Il
the Ointment, the patient suffered ir,rRnre
ever. +. J. MORGAN, Laaia1'
srfl
BY the advice or MFR. Wynn. ! W. ! hp N v
Ointment on a servant girl who hau .sted n
Ing for eight years with most agg. a NJ ID
piles. She improved from the NeIy J. sfbe w
OF your Ointment, and before uslllp TER.
was entirely recovered. g. VI. OSGnnsseihb
This is to certify that I have used rdr,lnd
Ointment, and say that Ii Is, in ny .coshey
best remedy for piles ever presenteu " the Y
l say this from positive appl icasl9al ~
On my own person. THOS; y. .! N Ircany
FIR sale bv an dealers IN medicine 49, 4
CENTS PER BOX. Sett by mail on Ist..s
DIR. J. BRADFIELD, AtAan
For sale prvrOhne
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27
Sacramento Produce Market
toorrected daily for the RECORD UsIon.I

SACRAMENTO, October 25th
fRUr-Lemous Sicily, 90 5O,G1O g case ; Oranges,
California, S2G2 25 9 box; Lmes, 81 25C91 so; Ba-
nsuGs S3 a0G4 e tunch PasGppes S5f9 dozen |;
Cocoenuos, 97dS Q 100; Apples, 81 403l 90 y box !;
Figs 5a6c . h Pears sl9l so . box; Grapes,
81 25 . box; GantAlouPes, 76c@s1 . dozen /;
Peaches, 81 50@1 70 d box.
Pm fRUTs-Assorted, 2A-b cans, . dot, s175
assorted, gallon cans, S.; Peaches, 2!-D cans
81; Portland Rlusheries. I'm cans. ~ wbo-.
cherries, Il IS; Capital Asparagus 81 90 o dozen
cans
DRIED FsUrs-Apples, sliced, sa91 . n; DO
quaItered. 687c; pea.s, peeled, 7(9Sc; do, ul.
peeled, 495c; p UnF, pitted l46l5c; Peaches
12GiSs; do peeled, 1S8lSc; Prune' German and
French, l4el5e; Bsckbersiss, l4Gl5c; Egs, Cali
forlis, 607c y Io
TAsLs FRUrTs-Assorted, 2j-b cans, 9 dos, 81 20 !;
Peaches, s2 60; Bartlett Pears, q so Pluns 81 65
BlAckberries, g. 90G3; GooeeberTies, 80 Is Straw
bsrres, sS %; Apricots % So Muscat GEApee & t0
Rei CurrAnts 50 rs; Sberries ss so.
VRaBTABLEs-Po1sJoe5, 75cGo 81 25; Tomatoes 50G
60c 2 x; Strin7 Beans, 81 4d4c; Wax Beans, 495c g
Ri Green Corn, 15d20c = doz; Summer Squash, 293c
8 b Onions, 7J9S5c; Caulifiower, e0ctGSl Cab
bAge, s5et9sl; Carrots, 60@75c q hundred; Tur
nips, 75c u sack; bunch vegetables, 124c q doz !;
Parsnps, 14c; Beets, 1c; Horse Rsdish, 596c q n ;
Artichokes, 40d50c 3 dozen; Jerusalem AIti-
chokes 3aG14c D b: Green Peppers, 46t5c q d ;
Egg Plant, 4@5c q II okra, SdlOc q ID Cucum
oers, 7GfSc q doz Sweet Potatoes, 81 1892 ];
Celery, 70C9 80c q doz Garlic, 3g4c.
BsEADsTUFF4-Flour, S5 % y barrel; Oatmeal,
low, s7 70; white, s2 so; Cracked Wheat, IS.
PoULERY-Livt Turkeys, l5Gl6e II h ; dressed, IS
S19c; full grown Chickens, S6G7 q dozen; young
Boosters. s495 q dozen; BIOiers, 1905; tame
Ducks, s7tG7 Is; Geese, 81 5o82 o pair Eggs,
choice lots, 42943c q dozen.
GAME-Hare, 81 1872 Rabbits, s19I 30; Nal.
lard Ducks, SO 5O@4 u doz; Teal. 81 50d2 q doz
Sprigs, s2d2 so o doz; Quail. 81 25@l so q doz.;
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butteri choice, S2i@t55c q u :;
mixed lots, in rolls, 289s0c; Tru"kee Butter. 371
935c o ii Cheese, California, from 13aI4c West
ern. fats, 10a16c; Mafin's Cream, 19920c.
MKATs-Bee', 1886 &urton, 4G5c q n; Lamb, ca
7c Pork S9;; Veal, small calves, s9l0c; large, Sc
HAY, GRAM AND FKKD-oAt hay, slO@lS y ton
Alfalfa hay, SS99 . ton bran, . ton, a17
middllngs, go o ton: barley, whole, 95c
ground. 81 O5 wheat, 81 5591 rs 6 Cwt tame osus,
81 75@2; corn, 81 65 y cwt.
Observation-Disclosures - Alfalfa, 93l0c; limo.
,hy, Eastern, Sa9c q n; Oregon, s@1Oo;
Red Glover, 1s@l5G Red Top, I1&l2ic Nuts
English Walnuts, 9l@l0o California Walnuts,
1OG11c; Almonds, 4G15c; Peanuts Eastern, GA
loe; Lard California;, lOb cans, lac; Eastern 16
g1sc Hides salt, light and medium s99c and
heavy, 9@l0c dEy I61c; Tallow, tic; Hops,
offering at 25430c q II
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27

spJI III
easier character. Dealers say that lots of No. l
Feed cannot be negotiated at higher than 81 02I q
ctl, while buyers generally expect to fill wants
at about 81 q ctl. Brewing keeps fairly steady
within range OF 81 07}g1 10 v ctl, according to
quality.
On call at the Produce Exchange trading
not quick, and the session somewhat tame,
though values frmer than thev were yes
terday morning Sales footed up 1,l00 tons No.
Feed as follows:
Seller 1SSS-2Oo tons, 81 o5g 2oO 81 O5 100,
81 O45.
Buyer 1ssS-2Oo tons, 81 o.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27
San Francigco produes Market

SAE FRANCISCO, October 25th
FLoUR-0ver l,0'0 bbls went out on the China
steamer yesterday. Best City Extra, s595 so; me
dium grades, s494 80; shipping superine, IS 75ta4
9 Dbl.
WHgAT-There is fair inquiry on export ac-
count, and moderate sales are reported within a
range of 81 673@1 70 for No. l shipping grades,
with advance for milling quality.
AT the Produce Exchange call session, business
was more lively than any day so far this week
About 1000 tons No White changed hands as
TO lows:
December-lOO tons, 81 "a; 800, 81 732; 10o
81 735 100, 81 73s.
Seller lSS3-SOO tons, 81 III; 200, 81 III; 300,
81 III.
Buyer 1ss3-1OO tons, 81 752
Buyer season-1oo tons, 81 S5g 100, 81 s5l; 1oo
81 IS.
Sales at the Grain Exchange in No. 1 White we're
follows:
December 100 tons, 81 II.
Seller 1SsS-200 tons, 81 694 9 ctl.
Quotations OF No. 2 grades at leading centers to-
day are furnished by the Grain Exchange as fol-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27

of three g; nest of eight. 81; vanished, per
per dozen sl29l6 nest Of three s. so ear tgslvan-
ized hoop, per dozen, sl49lS mes. of three, 81
Keeier's vanished. per dozen, s2G4; nest of fve,
81 IS. Pals, painted, 81 rs per dozen vanished.
$363 so white, So 50@4 80; lard GOV red 81 50d3.
Washboards, Cali ornia zinc 80 so per dozen East
Eastern Wilson. IS so per dozen
WooLEN GOODS = Mission White Blankets are
quoted as follows Extra Super Lambs 9zxl02 $50 r
pair for four AS and $40 for three AS do Two AS
ssx95, $50; single A, sfx9t s26 Extra Super, s4x
81 S3; other grades of same, $40 down to GA So
eording TO size and quality. Super Gre ian Border
s2 rs; other Whit Blankets s66lO Pioneer Colored
Blankets, IS 50@l5 50; Mission Colored Blankets,
IS 5oIG9 50 q pair.
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publication once, Third ST.. bet and x.
THE DAILY RECORD.UNION

Star Notices, to follow reading matter. twenty-five
cents line for each insertion
Advertisements OF Situations Wanted, Housesto Let
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Seven words 20 constitute line
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27
DR.. ALLEN
PRIVATE BIsPEssARY.

PRIVATE BISPESsARF,
a6I Kearny street. San FranciscO, Cal
ESTABLISHED FOR THE SPEEDY AND SCIENTIFIC CURE
OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
The EXPERT SPECIALIST,
nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN, is A
~ regular graduated Physician educated at
Bowdon College and University, Michigan. He has
devoted lifetime TO the study of the treatment and
cure of diseases within his speciality
YOu"G MEN
And MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who are suffering from
the effects of louthfu Indiscretiohs or Excesses in
maturer years, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
INPoTEYcY, LOST MANHOOD. confusion of ideas, dull
eyes, aversion to society, dependency, pimples on
the face, loss Of energy and memory, frequency Of
urinating, etc Remember, that by combination
OF remedies OF great curative power the Doetor has
go arranged his treatment that it will not only afford
immediate relief but permanent core.
MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE
HaviDg been surgeon in charge Of two leading hos
pitals enables me t. treat all private troubles with
excellent results. / wish it distinctly understood
that do not claim to perform in possibilities or to
have miraculous or supernatural power. claim only
to be skiful and successful Physician and Sur
geon, thoroughly informed in my speciality
DISEASES OF MAN.
All applying to me will receive my honest opinion
of their complaints-no experimenting. / will
guarantee positive cure in every case undertake
ter FREE and strictly private. Charges reasonable
Thorough examination, including chemical and mi
croscoplal analysis Of urine and advice, S. Call or
address, DIR ALLEN.
261 Kearny street. San Francisco, Cal. Office
hours, 9 to daily, to evening. o204pd
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27

tPFEB-Central American grades. 53l33c, as eX-
tremes fair to good, l0Gl3c; Java. i9d20c.
CORDAGE-Since October ist prizes have been
I2-thread I2Ic; s and 9thread l9c {: Bale Rope
Tarred Rope, Lath Yarn and shingle Yarn,
Twine for Hops and for Grape Vines, l2c Twine for
Paper and Bed Springs, 15c Manila, 11-inch and
upward and also Rope for Transmission of Power,
Bale Rope. Cab es for Well Boring, sand mp Lines
f"r Well Boring, Tarred Rope, Tarred Lanyard Lath
Yarn &nd shingle Yarn, and Twine for Hops and
Grape Vines l6lo; 6, and l2thread, lie; Twne for
Paper and Bed Springs l74c; all other kinds lSGlslc
Discount invoices of 10000 bs Terms, 60 days,
Il per cent. off for cash. Carriage all deliveries.
DRUG,-BiCarb Soda, 33Q64c.;. Caustic soda. 3lG
SIC: Sal Soda /. 45c Soda Ash, 2ad2.c; Calitor
MIA Crystals, S3934c for refined and 81 gS5c q Ii for
DRY GooDs-Brown Drills, 3Oinch goods, are job
bing at Ssd9gc: Brown Sheetings, 36-inch, 7sd9lc:
tJre Check, 14ld2Oc; bleached and coored Cambrics
5G7c; heavy Denims 29inch, 160D26c Cotton Flan-
mel S!6i2ic for light and 4lt25c for heavy; Hickory
Stripes l2lGlS8c Prints, 64G7c; Kentucky Jeans, Is
Fish Another cargo of Goldfish arrived on the
Ast Canned Salmon is firm at 81 1901 224 for
best brands; Pacihc Goldfish &c for Sob bdls 7c
for selected in 10 Ii ses, aud Sc for boneess East
ern Goldfish Sc 9 Ii; Eastern Smoked Herring Csc ;
Puget Sound do, 4Dts45c box Dutch Herring 81 6OG
g keG; Eastern Mackere 81 65G2 for No. / in Ism
kits and S3d3 25 for Mess in l5b kits Salt Salmon,
IS 51d0 in bbls, and S565 50 in hf bbls.
LEATHER-Sole for export, ls@i9c; rough for ex-
port lSc; best Sole for local use 2sc medium 25c:
LUMBER-Cargoes- rough, Sls; rough clear
Pine, S24; Pine flooring and stepping S27 80 {;
Redwood SIS for rough and s25 for surfaced Retail
Pine, common rough up to 40 feet S22 so q NJ feet
No flooring. inches and over, S32 50; do and
der. and l!x4 and Ike flooring and stepping S35 !;
rough clear for flooring, 81 less than above rates
Laths g rs u NJ Shakes, Sl2 y NJ Redwood. rough
merchantabe, S22 so 4 NJ surface No l. S35 T. & G.
Redwood lI14 and l4x6 sS5 do 6-inch, Il feet and
over, $50 50 do beaded, IL feet and over S55 half
inch surface, $50; Pickets fancy S27 30 do rough,
pointed $50 do do square. SIT 50 Siding. 4-inch.
S25 Shingles g so O N Battens, !nch lineal lc
Posts, l7lc each.
MAToHFs-Percussion, S5c q gross, less usual dis
count TO the trade.
METALs-A private circular remarks that some
Gengarnock Pig Iron cold this month at S22 so from
could be laid down here at the latter fgues to-
day. This anomalous condition of things is of
due TO heavy supplies in the hands of consumers and
the indsposition to carry stock the part Of the i'm
pOrters In view Of the light loadugs in the primary
ports al present, it is only question of time when
better figures will he obtainable here. j. w. Har-
rsons private circular quotes zig Iron follows
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27

Clipper Gap California; Pig Iron is quoted at s32 5o9
So for Nos TO l. We quote follows for other
kinds: Coke Tin, s. 65d5 80; Roofing do & S73 Char
coal do, Sc 5006 IS 3 bx Yellow Metal, 2+@r25c Eng
Esh Cast Steel, l+dl5c; Sheet Zinc Sa5ic; Pig
Lead, 4a@5c; Bar Lead, 5lCd6c Lead Pipe 7(aSc I;
Sheet Lead SG5ic; Bar Copper, l5c; Pig Tin, &c
& q.
NAILs-lO0 keg lots, s. IS
OTL-Chins Nut, 65c. California Castor, 81 l7a for
No. l. and 81 i23 for No2 Refined Cocoanut, 40@45c
California Linseed in single barrel lots sac for and
6Oc q gallon for boiled Petroleum, ITO degrees. in
l62Cc do in bulk, l4c do $50 degrees, 22627c
Whale. 42le947Ao; Sperm 81 059l Is for crude pure
winter strained Lard. 95c in bbls and 81 in tins :
Possel Olive. sos Is: Plagniol Olive. s. 5066 so ;
Duret do, So 5Oa6 rs; extra fine kinds, Ss9 . dozen
quarts.
PAIy7s-Good demand for White Lead at 6@7c
fer all kinds.
PAPKR-California Straw Wrapping, S0c &C. 81 and
81 10 q ream for the four styles.
lt634gc 3 h, or $26 50f27 q flask !;
price in London IS Is Cd
Z CE-Hawsiian, 4EG5c; Rsngoon, "a 5o6f4 so
China g. 1904 % for mixed, 81 1904 50 for No. and
s. 5Oe75 20 per two mats for No. l.
SoAP-We quote Pale at 5(G6c and Chemical Olive
sPIcEs-Cassis, 7l@sc; Cloves. 1920; Nutmegs
ss96oc; Mace 55c Pepper, lztGl4c; Pimento, ga
I0c 2 10
srARcH-various brands of Eastern are quoted at
5t9lOc . h.
sAIT-Iiverpool fine is quoted at sl5a22 90: Car
man Island SlSdl5 for coarse and S2oG22 for fine |;
California sl0(dl2 for coarse and d4Ql6 for fine
SUGAR-The local rehners quote as follows for the
,,arraI quality in barrels.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27
CHANGED DAILY FOR THE RED HOUSE.
FORWARD AND ONWARD

just at
Of
benefited thereby those who
opportunity eheent the of
IS motto
people
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27
American California
Refinery Refinery

SFRUF-Sinee January 24th the quotations for local
-aade have been as follows Bb6ls 55c; hslf-bb S,
5slc- 5gaon kegs 90 gallon tins 72lo q gallon.
rE&-Japen is freely offered at 351s7sc for good
& s7slm grades
WooDENwARE-A leading firm quotes as fol.
toEs. Tubs, painted. per dozen. $500; nest
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27

"DR. BENsoN's Celery and Chsmomile
Pills for the cure Of neuralgia are success."-
DR.. G. P. Holman, Christianburg, Va. 50
cents, at druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27

FhFFAEE EIsPENHAKEi
aG3 kearny street. San Francisco, Cal
ESTABLISHED FOR THE SPEEDY AND SCIENTIFIC CURE
OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-27

Quotations OF No. 3 grades at leading centers tC
day are furnished by the Grain Exchange as FOL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-11
Who Did the work.

The Walker Lake Bulletin
gives the APPEAL credit for
having passed some bills during
session Of the Legislature which
materially benefits the press
throughout the State. Permit
US to say in this connection that
Assemblyman Thomas Wells
was ths man who, by skillful
parliamentary tactics, snatched
the delinquent tax bill from the
grave after it had been beaten
through = misunderstanding,
and J. Campbell, of the Wal
ker Lake B.Ntetja, steered the
bill requiring the advertising OF
County Commissioners eXpen-
ditUres safely through both
Houses until it became Il law.
If other newspaper men would
come to Carson and devote their
time and money to looking after
the interests of the press, as Mr..
Campbell did last Winter, jour
nalism would be on q sounder
footing in Nevada than now. In
the same connection it hardly
seems the thing that newspa-
pers who have been SO materially
benefited by Hon Thos. Wells
work for them, should turn
about and abuse him because
some anonymous, cowardiy
scallawags are venting their
spleen on him for assisting in
removing the county seat to
Hawthorne.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-11
II Should he Rem eGieG.

Complaint is general along
the line OF the Carson Il Colorado
railroad about the delay in the
delivery of mail matter. \
railroad 225 miles in length GER
tainly merits postal clerk, and
the authorities at Washington
should see that it had one.
Were this the case there would
be no need for letters travelling
to Carson and back, that they
may be delivered at n point one
quarter of the distance from
where mailed to that city. In
some cases the letters require
prompt and immediate delivery,
and until Uncle Sam grants the
desired service all such letters
be sent through the eX-
press. -ITue Fissu,'e.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-11
An KufOrslIasity.

1t now turns out that the bill
creating the Mason Valley land
slide was not signed by the Sec
rotary of State. as the law di-
reefs, but by tie Deputy Secre-
tary. It is claimed that the
lack Of the proper signature af-
fects the legality of the bill and
the chances are that the three
votes for L. S. Senator so cum
ningIy fished for by Jewett
Adams will after all be de-
livered to some good Republi-
can. The mans phenomenal
luck appears to have deserted
him.