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DefyIng a superstition. .

Nav YORK, November 14th.-Nine of thirteen
men who sat down to dinner November 13, 1882, to
defy the superstition, died in the year following,
and the survivors dined together again last night at
knickerboeker Cottage. In front Of each plate
burned black candle. On the left hand was a
grayestone bearing the wine list, and upon the
right hand coffin with the dinner list it, under
the head Of Don't you forget it."
Poor Nevada!
NEW YORK, November 14th.-The Graphic says:
II would seem, accord ng TO all reports, that the
time has about arrived for Nevada to place red flag
on one Of her lofty peaks and ring bell for her
auction. Her population is now about $4,000, and
decreasing at rapid rate. Her citizens begin
ming to make re-wood OF the large and costly dwell
ings erected at Gold Hill and Virginia City. We
move an amendment to the Constitution that will
enable Hon. James g. Fair to possess himself at
cost price of much of the State is not already
under his control"
ThermOmetrical.
New YORK, November l4th.-Temperature AS and
29'.
CHICAGO, November 14th.-Temperature II and
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PRINCETON,
From DIR. Thomas Il. Eagle.

PRINCETON (Cal) June 26, 1882.
MF. sRs SETH W. FoWLE & SONS Boston
GENTLEMEN: take pleasure in certifying that
have sold DR.. WIsTAR's BALsA1I OF WILD
CHERRY for twenty years, and know it to be one
of the Oldest as well as ore OF the most reliable
preparations in the market for the cure Of COUGHS,
COLDS and THROAT and LUNG COMPLAINTS.
know Of article that gives greater satisfaction
to those who it, and do not hesitate to recon-
mend It, have sold it to many who have been suf
feriDg from the effects of Colds and Catarrhal At
fecton of the Throat and Lungs and In no instance
have heard of single complaint against what is
claimed for it by the manufacturers. I can cheer
fully recommend it as one of the best and safest
remedies for COUGHS and COLDS in the market.
Yours truly, THOMAS B. EAGLE.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper nSlp1yMTb&wly
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS,

The receipts at the Tax Collectors Office
amounted to over Sc. 400 Tuesday.
Archbishop Riordan was rendered recep.
ton at st. Msry's College Tuesday.
Herman G. Hildebrsndt died Tuesday of
the knife wounds inflicted by Samuel Smith.
Captain Alexander of the Queen of the
Pacific is now at San Difgo Improving in
health.
Receipts of treasure from the north coz
tinue feee. An invoices OF SIS 000 came down
from Portland Tuesday.
John Leonard, natys OF Ireland, 60 years
old, died suddeoly on Tuesday in . stable
on the corner of Potrero avenue and Six.
teenth street.
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Precautions Against Fraud and ImpOsi-

VICKsBURG, November 14th. The theater tonight
was the scene of the unprovosed and cowardly muir
der of d. r. Allan by Frank E. Starke. The mur-
derer, who had been discharged from the position of
advance agent, went into the dressing room where
Allan and his wife getting ready to go on the
drew pistol, but was disarmed by Mr.. Allan.
Starse then thrust out of the dressing-room
into the hall, but before getting there obtained his
pistol from Mrs. Allan. Allan followed Starke
into the hall, where the latter fired four shots at
him, two taking eifect-one passing through the
heart. Starke was arrested and jailed. Being in
terviewed, he admitted that he had no provocation
for committing the act, and attributed it to his bad
temper. He expressed no regrets. Allan was a
native OF BROOKLYN 55 wears old.
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New York.


This is to certify that am well acquainted with
a man 50 years Of age, for many years resident Of
this city who has been at times extremely Ill, but
could not tell from what cause unless it worms.
Ge told his attending physician his suspicious, but
the physbian at once rdiculed the idea, and re-
fused to attend him any longer. His son then men
toned DIR. c. McLanes Vermifuge, and asked him il
he would take it his reply was-I must take some
thing to get relief or die.
They at once procured bottle of Dr. c. Nc
Lanes Termiftege, and he took one dose. The re
suit was he passed upwards of three quarts Of
icoTHS, cut up in every form. He got well imme-
diatey, and is now enjoying excellent health and,
like tho good Samaritan Ct old, is endeavorng to
relieve bis unfortunate neiehbors. He makes it bis
business to hunt up and select all similar to
his own that may Ue given over by regular physi-
Clans and in luees them to try Dr. G. MeLane's Ver-
mifuge. So fan he has induced more than twenty
persons to take the Yermfuge and ia every case
with the most happy results He is well Satisfied
thasDr. G. McLane's Verrpiiuee, prepared by Fiem
ing Bros Pittsburgh Pa is far superior to any other
known remedy, and if more generally known would
not fail to many valuable lives For further
particulars inquire OF Mrs. Hardie, ia! Caunen
street. New York City.
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COMMON SENSE .OmPnEssED.

IT is DIFFICULT To GIVE IN A DOZEN
LINES TEE REASONS WHY rARRAST's
sELTZeR APERIENT SHOULD BE PRE-
FEIREO AS A CORRECTIVE AND ALTERA-
TIVE TO EVERY OTHER MEDICINE IN USE
FIRSTLY, 1T ALLAYS FEVER; SECONDLY, 1T
CLKANsES THE BOWELS WITHOUT VIOLENCE
OR PAIN; THIRDLY. IT TONES THE SToM-
ACH; FoURTHLY, IT REGULATES THE FLOW
OF BILE; FIFTHLY, 1T PROMOTES HEALTHY
PERSPIRATIoN; S1XTHLY, IT RELIEVES THE
SYSTEM OF UNwHoLEsoME HUMoRs; sEv-
ENTHLY, 1T TRANQUILsZss THE NERVES;
EIGHTHLY, IT ACTS UPON THE BLOOD AS A
DEPURENT; AND LASTLY, 1T FORMS ONE OF
THE MvsT DELICIOUS COOLING DRAUGHTs
THAT EVER PASSED DOWN The THROAT OF
AN INVALID. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
urS.IyTuThS&wly
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State Fair
premiumsshowl
superiority CT
my work In
almost every
thing in this
business.
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In "a letter from Hon. Mrs. Perry, Castle
Grey, Limerick, ireland, Browns Bronchial
Troches are thus referred to: Having
brought your Bronchial Troches with me
when came to reside here, found that after
had given them away to these / considered
required them, the poor people will walk for
miles to get few" For Coughs, Colds and
Throat Diseases they have no equals. Sold
only in boxes.
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CO AOA FARM FOR SALE-I6O asza
CSsOUU acres hill land plenty wood SeSSS
and running water; so acres good pillow land, -@-
which fruit and grapes do well without irrigation;
small house and barn location good, only 27 miles
from Sacramento Particulars CARL STRoBEL,
81 street. n7-1mE
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HOME and ABROAD.

ConasaFsttOn-New Railroad
Regulations-The Great storm Pecu-
liar Marriage In south Caroiina-Mon-
fana Cattle In Chicago-Bob Ford All
Risht-The "ihirteen-af-rable" super
sfition Defied-PoliticaI Matters-rten,.
OF Foreign News-Eic.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Case of O'Donnem

LoSDoS, November 14th.-Preparations for o'Don-
nelrs defense well advanced Roger A. Pryor
had long and satisfactory interview with the pris-
oner to-day, the first since his arrival. McAnerny,
of C'Donnells counsel, has brought from Ireland a
mass of evidence, and he feels confident that the
verdict will not be for willful murder. Witnesses
from Cape Good Hope are expected TO arrive in Eng
land on Saturday. William J. Hoppin, Secretary Of
the American Legation, in the absence of Minister
Lowell, visited Donnell and TO mslly ascertaned
the fact Of his American citizenship.
SECOND pISPATCH.l
LONDON, November 14th.-The prison rules here
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DR. BENsoN's Skin Cure consists of inter-
nal and external treatment at same time, ard
it makes the skin white, soft ard smooth. Il
contains no poisonous drugs. 81, st drug
gists.
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THE SOUTH SOLID AGAIN.

WASHINGTON, November 14th.-A New England
capitalist speaking of the Southern situation, said
"The South is at last solid again. Well, all have
has been trying to build around itself Chinese wall
of political prescription, and has succeeded Capital
and emigration will not go into sections where free
speech and human rights are repressed. The South
has taken step backward toward its original bar
bar
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EVERYTHING WARRANTED JUST AS REPRESENTED
Or Money Refunded!
DRESS GOODS |

Handsome Ottoman Plaid Woed Goods with plain MATCH
in all the popular shades.
Striped Dress Goods cloth effect with plain match, in
several coors 81 30 per yard.
Striped Serge Cloth with plain MATCH variety of coo
81 % per yard
46nch French Cordene in awoo and in all color 81 per
yard
BrOcatee de Paris Sk and WooD with plain to match
number of ceors at So per yard.
Black Silks lin endless VARIETY the very lowest prices
We have large stock of Coored Silks in all coors and
cellent value, at 81 25 and 81 so.
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NORFOLK IVA }, November 14th.-A fire broke out
in the freight warehouse of the Norfolk and West
another freighthouse, and consumed 1000 bales of
cotton, so carloads of lumber, IL cars and quan
tity Of miscellaneous freight. The wharves OF the
company were badly damaged. The loss is estimated
M
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MAHoNE TO ISSUE AN ADDRESS.

WASHINGTON, November 14th.-Mahone is prepar-
ing an address to the American people 1t is sid
that he will present in it all the authenticated facts
as to the Danvile massacre, and will charge the
Bourbon party with the direct responsibility for it.
Goode OF Virginia, who recently maintained that the
credit for the Bourbon success in Virginia was to be
ascribed to God and John Barbour, one of Mahone's
closest followers, says the address will commend
itself to the Northern people, and Malone will
receive more sympathy from the Republicans in the
Senate than he had before The result in Virginia
is worth all it has cost the Administration. It has
already shown the people of the North that in the
majority, where the opponents Of Democracy have
the Governor, Legislature two United States Sen
ators, and five Congressman, the BOurbons we're
only able to regain ascendencv by recourse to the
shotgun policy in the last week of the campaign.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
NEIRNURG a LAGES.

MOS. 50, So AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies, Man.
ufacturers of Malt and all kinds OF Meals Oatmeal,
Cornmesi, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale. Agents
for Buckeye Flour Mills, Marysville. iel7-lp
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NEw YORK November l4th.-GovernOr Butler at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day, was interviewed by
a reporter from the Graphic, which paper recently
espou:ed his interests. He said of his defeat " The
wholesale purchase aud colonization of voters and
repeaters-that's what did it. Boston and ali the
large towns flooded with repeaters, and unlm-
tied money used by combination made up Of
the old blue-b CODED Democrats and Republicans
They thought more Of money than Of principles.
can't retire to private life now, with the labor ques
tion in its present state and the monOpoies grasp
ing at the throat Of the people. can't be still. No.
sir; Pm in for another bout on the issue of labor
and anti-monopoly, which are the really live
issues. shall continue in the contest,
as these principles must be rec gnized
in the coming Presidential struggle. If
they be not included in the Democratic platform,
and a nominated who is known to advocate
them, then will be found who will wage the con-
test there issues. Cleveland is not Representa-
tive Democrat. He is merely the attorney for Ger
tain occupations. That's the way they have of con
trolling people. l not overmueh pleased with
Abbett's success in New Jersey, and don't look
upon it go much Democratic victory as a
victory OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, of which
Albeit is attorney. II this condition of things is
not stopped, the people will rebel against such
abuses and we may drift into anarchy and revolt"
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"alay and Decemberv in Earnest

CHICAGO, November 14th.-McLean, a well-tc-jo
farmer who is alleged to be 1l6 years old and Mrs
Martha Wilson, buxom widow of Y, were married
at Blithwood, S. c., yesterda'. Immediately alter
the ceremony the happy couple left for New York
nm the bridal tnur
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THx RRooRD.uxlos.l
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iy1-lvTuThs&w1ys

Thousands of testimonials to prove the above
assertions. We give a sample:
Had Neuralgia and Sick Headache for years
ChloraL or other medicines lcould not cure, but
your Celery Pills dds C. Harhurg. Cass-
town, o. mrS-1yTuThs&wly
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fsECOND DISPATCH.l

NORFOLK November 14th.- Four thousand bales
OF cotton were burned at the Western depot. They
were consigned to the Merchants and Miners Trans
portation Company. The bulk was to have been
shipped to Boston to morrow. The steamer Carton,
from Baltimore, had just unloaded large quantity
OF freight for the Virginia. Tennessee and Georgia
air line all of which was consumed. A large lot of
Peruvian guano was stored in the warehouse for
shipment 10y the line, and that, with large
quantity of walnut lumber and all other freight in
both warehouses and on the wharves was destroyed
Hundreds of bales of cotton and boxes of miscel-
aneous freight foated down the rver and were car
ried out with the tide. The water front was lined
with tug boats helping to subdue the conlagration
which at one time threatened to de.troy everything
in that part Of the city. Two frame buildings half
a mile off in the suburbs, in the direction of the
wind, we're burned. Several men were painfully,
but not dangerously, injured. The cause OF the fire
is unknown. 1t is stated that the loss will not
exceed $3.50 600 fully insured
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from an adjoining wood and made an attack. They
compelled the conductor TO give up the money in
the express cars 900 in silyer-and were about 10
relieve the passengers OF their yaluables, when it
became known that one of the passengers had es-
capped and gone to Lo Arits for assistance The rob-
bers thereupon took fright, and returning to their
horses retreated into the weods Ii is thought they
have crossed the Rio Grande, and are now upon
American soil Scouting parties are out in all
directions
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HAY AND GRAIN.

XETE HAVE N STORE TIE FINEST STOCK
w Of nay, Straw and Grain in the city, and
are prepared to supply customers at the lowest
prices. J. GUrH & SON. No. 725 J street. lplm
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Palifical Gnssin

NEW YORK, November l4th.-The St,. SAYS De-
voted as he is to the welfare of the Democratic
party, and still anxious to render every possible
service 10 the people, there are no circJlmstances
under which Tlden can be induced to accent the
nomination The Democrats will be obliged to look
elsewhere for a candidate In 1854.
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Damages Recovered.

NEW YORK; NovasB "A 14h.-whie returning
from trip up the rod syfthc night of November
I, 1875, Ex-Governor EiRae6 NJ. Lee, OF Wyoming
Territory, and three friends thrown from their
wagon at Broadway and Twenty-seventh streets, by
their carriage striking pile of sand left at the cor
ner by builder. For his serious injuries Lee has
obtained verdict for s., 400 against the city in the
Supreme Court.
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Californta Redwood I'm ChIcaeo.

CHICAGO November l4th.-The widest piece Of
lumber that ever came into Chicago received al
the Luriberman's kxchange yesterday. 1t is oi
California redwood, fftytwo inches wide, three
inches thick and fourteen feet long. With it came
ten bunehes of redwood shingles, plain and farcy,
The piece Of timber and shingles will be kept on ex.
hibition at the Exchange
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The Bronston.Brand Libel Suit.

CHICAGO, November 14th.-The Bronston-Brand
libel suit, in viii h the former, an Oberlin (0.)
saloon keeper, sues the latter, Congregational
minister, who denounced him from the pulpit in
quotation from sermon of Henry Ward Beecher,
for 50,000, went to the jury yesterday. They are
still out. All the forensic lights of the northern
Ohio bar have been in the case which has attracted
State attention and has been trial ten days Rev.
Mr.. Brand is a broken-down man at this time The
papers accused him of plagiarism, but he has proved
that he credited the words used to Beecber. The
lawyers of the city OF the opinion that the jury
will not agree.
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EoR SALE-oN ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL
from the State, Furniture complete for house.
keeping, suitable for small family Apply 429 L
street. n9-lw
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q, HEILBRCN & $40

r. HEilBRCN s. BRO,
WThOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on J
street, between Front and Second, from P Herzog
We shall Cndeavor 20 keep the came supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer special Inducements
70 the trade, and being connected with the saugh.
ter-house hy telephone. prepared 10 take or.
ders from A. N. 20 5P.M. Special attention given
to orders from the country. Live Stock bought at
the Highest Market Prices iylO-lm
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Eve lines in this department
Inserted for 70 cents for time; three times for so
cents, or Is cents per week
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EoR SALE-A FRUIT FARM OF l52 sss7S
I acres, Of which 10 are under cultivation ~
a good sized bearing orchard and Vineyard s-AA~
established healthy and fine location for rails
ing and shipping fruit all live stock, wagons ard
implements 20 with the place. Price, 5000. Par
ticulars, inquire of CARL STR0BEL 32l J street,
Sacramento. nl0-6t*
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-08-04
About Advertising.

II you can arouse curiosity by an
advertisement it is a great point gain
ed. The fair sex don't hold all the
curiosity in the world.
It is a mistaken notion that fine
store in an eligible location, surround
ed by attractive signs, is superior
advertisement, for the experience of
the most enterprising merchants is
that it pays better to spend less in
rents and more in advertising.
The enterprising advertiser proves
that he knows how to buy, because in
advertising he knows how to sell.
You can't eat enough in week to
last you year and you can't adver-
tise on that plan either.
To make a man realize an idea as
you realize it, is what is necessary to
make him understand his needs.
Advertisements must aim to place a
matter so clearly before the public
that they see it as plainly as the adj
yertiser does.
Enterprising people are beginning
to learn the value Of advertising the
year round. The persistency of those
who are not inundated by the cry of
dull times but keep their names be-
fore the public, will surely place them
on the right side in the end.-Ex.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-08-04
A MOTHERS LOVE.
A Practical Illustration of ITS
Power.

A Mothers Love! What a potent
thing it is! 1t will melt the heart of
the most hardened criminal when no
other influence would be effectual.
No one but mother knows its full
meaning, but every one can appreci-
ate it if they will. tits known, though,
that it means sleepless nights, care,
inconvenience, and, Unnecessary, want,
hardship and death. But the sub
ject has been to eloquently treated by
the sweetest poets and ablest writers
to furnish an essay for these columns.
Too many practical illustrations &C.
cur in every day life for it to be dwelt
upon, 80 that it is unnecessary to
speak Of the subject further in order
to make the reader understand the
fall meaning of what is to follow.
Mrs. Henry Schualen, of Ashland,
KY, writes that her daughter has
been cured Of deafness which resulted
from chronic catarrh. She tells how
she had lost oil hope Of her daughter
cher idol) being cured, and how
overjoyed she is at the result. After
trying many remedies she says Peru
ma brought a cure and that the daugh-
ter's hearing is restored. She con-
cludes by speaking in the most fat
tering terms of Peruna, and then de-
scribes in the most lovely manner the
happiness it has brought her, and re-
views the distress she experienced
while her daughter was afflicted.
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use the oil of kindness, aid, help,
strength and urbanity, and do all he
can to strengthen the hands of the
Board of Regents, as well as the Fac
ulty of the institution.
1t is the duty Of every citizen OF
the Commonwealth to uphold our
noble College, to strengthen her, to
send his sons to join in their alma
mater, which they will be proud years
hence to wear the lronoYs Of. The
cause of education is too noble, the
minds of our youth too dear to us to
permit the venemeus slur of politics
to cross the threshold Of our Uni
versity.
We advocate the University as =
University, and do not want to see it
fall into the slough Of despond.
We have read its late catalogue
with care and attention, and we can
see great improvement in the Col
legiate scholarship, as well as the
curriculum Of the College. The Uni
versity has done we'll and will do
better, if left alone from the contami-
nation Of political buzzards, political
lies and political imaginings.-Ral-
eigh Inder.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1883-08-04

Polk, the defaulting treasurer oil
Tennessee, has been found guilty, land
his punishment, as prescribed by the
jury, is Imprisonment for twenty
years and fine equal to the amount
of his defalcations. The result OF
this case is refreshing evidence OF
the wane of "old family" influence in
the south. High social position has
so often interposed to screen faithless
officials in that section that it was
generally expected Polk would es-
cape with, at least, very inadequate
punishment. He was entitled to no
consideration. There were no miti-
eating circumstances connected with
ais theft. He deliberately and reck-
lessly robbed the people who had
honored and trusted him, and then
resorted to the rogue's method
bribery to get away.-En.