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Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26

II. T.. Carpe inter-, Henderson, y. Y, cured of
Psoriasi' or Leprosy Of twenty years standing by
CUT1CURA REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure on
record. dustpan full of scales fell from him daily.
Physicians and his friends thought he must die.
Cure sworn TO before justice of the peace and
Henderson's most prominent citizens
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26

What Three Applications hid.
81 was troubled very much with sore feet.
Three applications of Thomas Eclectric Oil
cured them. Nothing better in the market.
Jacob Butler, Reading, Pa. sep25t&wlwlp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26

Sold by all druggists. CUTICURA, so cents; RI
SOLVENT. ~; 20 p, IS cents. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Bottom, n ,ss.
Send for ''HOw to Cure Skin Diseases"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26

cause CUTIcUBA, the great Skin Cure, instantly
allays Itching and iufammsiion clears the skin and
scalp hesls Ulcers and Sores, restons the Complex
Ion: CrTICURA SOAR, an exquisite Skin Beauffer
and Toilet Exquisite, is Indispensable in treating
skin Diseases and for rough chapped or greasy skin
biackheads, blotches, and baby humors- CUTIcURA
kEAEDiEs are the only nfai bie blood purifiers and
skin beautifers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs Everett Ste ~bbfns, Belcher
town, Mass write: Our little boy terribly
afflicted with scrofua, Salt Rheum and Ery,ip
ever since he was born, and nothing we could give
him helped him until we tried CUTICURA REMEDIES,
which eradu lily cured him, until he is now fair
any child.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26
Druggists take vegettne
and Recommend it

H.R Stevens, Bos,on Ihsve been selling vegetins
ever since II came into existence. and have recom-
mended 1t to my customers. Ihave tied 1t myself,
and find IL great blood puife- and rcnoyato- CT the
system MN. SALMON. Druggist.
burlington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26

Chas. IIOught0n, r So, lawyer, Is State ST
Boston. reports a case of Salt Rheum under his OBJ
serva ion for ten years, which covered the patients
body and limbs and TO which all known methods of
treatment had been applied without benefit which
was completely cured solely by the CUTICURA REM
EDiEs, leaving clean and healthy skin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26
Remarkable Cure Of Sorofulous Face.

WEsrxrNsrER. Coxx., June 19. 1873.
MR II. R. Stevens-Dear Sir: l can testify to the
good effect of your MEDICINE Ny little boy had 4
scRoruLA break out his head as large as quar-
Der Of dollar and II went down his face from o1e
ear TO the other under his neck, and was one seid
mass OF sores Two bottles Of your valuable VEGIuSs
completely cured him. Very respectfully.
MKs G. R. THATCHER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26

@ HeAk-so5s I.I0fs t-S8ls III.
SANE DAY. Geatlemens Driving Horses.
The horses were 10 be four years old and over stal
lions being barred Action, style, speed, and endar.
ance to be consered aad horses NOT to b. ess than
Isl hands high. TO be shown to carriage and driven
three miles BY the owner.
Little Dealer took the lead the turn Of the Arst
hah mile and held u under the wire Of the half mile
when Alpha passed him. Little Dealer reRained the
position upon the turn again- This repeated in
one. Little Dealer, driven BY T winans, xfnnins
easily. The aniah was - follows. Little Dealer,
ownrdby winans 1st; Alpha, By W ywasey
Giadstone, 5 r Lancastsr, Newport. St6; DIX C.
Holt. Clinton, Sth: Flying Jennie, b 4 Gardiser
Calais. sth. tine $40 follows. With time ef ousr
SO, S&sA an. 10. cd, AZ -
=: =. scs,d .S 49, e: nd sPss s:d sy,s a:a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-09-26
C|iu!,t1.iCura Il !
SIHEGREH TSb7VIY/PQC

ITO cleanse the skin
4 Scalp and blood Of
Itching, Scsly, Pinpiy.
scroiuious, Inherited. and
Conisgious Humors, Blood
Poisons. Ulcers, Addresses,
and lnfaniile skin Tortures
the CUTICURA REMEDIES
are infalfible- CUTiCURA
kEsOLvENT. the new Blood
Purifier. Diuretic and Ape
RENT. expeis disease germs
from the blood and perspirs-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-23
SOCIAL ARD PERSONAL

Ms. Henry EdgertOn has returned from visit TO
San Francisco.
Misses Ella j. ana Katie F. Rice have gone to the
Bay, and viii visit their brother in Oakland.
Mrs. R. B. Harmon LEFT yesterday for Hovards
Springs, Lake county, to be gone two weeks
julius Buhiert Secretary of the San Francisco
League OF Freedom, IS in the city, the guest OF Jos
Goddard
Miss Mary van Maren, o. Antelope, lett yester-
day for extended visit to San Francisco and
santa Cruz.
Miss Mamie McCreyey left yesterday morning for
San Francisco, 70 attend the ConclaTe aud spend q
week at Santa Cruz ard Monterey.
Colonel Richard Kirvey Of Kentucky, who has
been visiting friends in this city aud the coast for
the last three months, will leave for home to-day
At the state House Hotel: p. ] williamson,
Cosumnes John Andrus and wife, Elk Grove j.
Fletcher and wife, Lincoln c. T. Hasiings, SuSgu (.
Or Schnabe and wife, New Castle, Fred Lent J..
" limon aud wife, s. F. Jacobs and wife, Mrs.
Mode, Misses Mode, Placeryilie; r. a. Parker,
Brighton.
Arrivals al the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday :
W. H. Parks ard wife, AaIysyille; 7. II. Johnston.
W. Hale. Stockton; o. a. Hale, San Jose; \. O.
Banks, Folsom. Robert Barnett, Colu2; Joshua
q Webster, stockton; II. KohrT, J. Walker,
Max Wolf, san Francisco.
The newly married District Attorney Of Nevada
county. Thomas Ford, and bride we're grandy en-
tertained In 1ruclee one evening recently by Geo.
Lsvison AZ the residence Of Assembly man Lswis0n.
Only few invited guests present, but all went
merry as a marriage fall The hsppy pair were the
recipients II many congratulations, and with dane
ING sud pleasure the csmHauY passed the hours IN
I'll o late hour, Wheu all separated, content with
knowing that thsT bad passed the peasantest even
ing Of the season.
A dinner psrty was held az Woodland Tuesday at
tho residence Of Mrs. C. L. Cross, heing given in
honor q hrs A. Fower's T4th hirthday. lheparty
va r.sfsl esrr;irize 70 the recipent who was pre-.
ssnted VITA many tokens Of appreciation by the
guests. Tho Oldest lady present was 81 and the
youngest 81 years fhe followirg.named composed
Eaton. Mrs e. Eiston Grs. Chamherlin, Mrs. Hold
gen. Mrs Lawson, Mrs. franklin. Mrs. Sihlsy, Mrs.
Smith. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. J. B. ElsLon.
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70 ~ Sc gArRoNs.

r STILL OFFER NY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
you are SO unfortunate az 70 require them,
With mind matured and enriched BY g1ucies OF Rr
advanced order c.n safely say that there is hardly
disease In the catalogue Of human He that cSp'
not treat &c a successful issue.
LADIES' sm always readF 20 assist you. ay
past knowledge has bern Increased by extenztys
experience an nov able TO treat you With the
certainty Of success. NO case peculiar to Your dei'
cate organism IS 5eyerss ny sure control
NJ Female Monthly Medicines are superior 20 any
offered heretofore, sud will 90 warranted 70 heye ire
desired effect IN al cases
Those Of the public who need my services can DE-
peGd upon gcnflomauly, Honorable snd scientific
trestnnent ct reasonable rates.
1 address particularly those who have been "a
Iured By youthful indiscrations, and tao5s fas
have CONTRACTED i0cI diaeases.
Persons afflicted can, L they prefer consult uas
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of inc disease q
trouble, ana receive medicine by express with fun
Instructions al i5ttsTs must oe directed 2 .. q
J0ssELYE, y. D. s2e srttsr street, ssn francis
co, Cal.
Cure Narrated In all cases, or no pay requires
Consult tions tsoHally or by letter, gratis, sene
for book Comfortable apartments Tor PATIENTS 81
my htrmary WHEN desirodh With eAperians4a
nurses
Cousulfs ion psyofs, 22s Suffer street, setoirilg
the Yourc Mons Christian Association Building
0ilcc hours-FT3r A. a.. 20 = Y.
sy GsVsaa1n hsRgs IN n,y os1ice.
Pirchase my Essay on Physiology aud Marriage
For sale by al neV'sdeaiers-
je2s ist ). Y. J0ssEEyS. n. ..
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nogg HgsoEUrrors Ae.Igsr DAMS.


The Board Of Supervisors, st their meeting
yesterday, PISSED soma resolutions against ds-
Iris dams. following the example Of ths Board
Of City Trustees. The following listroduced
by Supervisor Biair) was ordered autographed
to the Secretary of War;
sAeRAMEsro, August 2, 1888.
Hon Robert 7. Lincoln, Secretary Of War Wash
iugtgn D. G.. TIE Board OF Supervisors Of Saera-
mento county, in regular meeting convened this
cay adopted the following. and ordered It trans
foitted 10 ven BY telegraph
We enlubaticaiy indorse the declaration on the
subject Of dams approved by the Trusteesof the city
OF Saegamento on the 18th instant, and dispatched
to goa On that dag.
| We fully agree with your statement, made to
Senator Miller, OF California IL interview pub
lshsd in California ON January 9th, wherein you
reported TO have said that 1t would be throw
ing the money away 10 erect dams while hydraulic
miaing is II progress, creatiug new debris at tie
rate Of 2S D00,0 OO cubic yards Per anuurn.'
Aud, Mr.. Secretary, we learn from your letter o.
| March llth, addressed 70 George CadNslsdtr, o.
Sacramento and which was printed here April 18th,
that Congressman Page said to you that neither
his Committee (of Commercel nor Congress wishes
20 have money spent to inpcund the detFitus
while hydraulic mining continues" Who then de-
sires this expenditure
ono 81 me partv conventions Of this couaty com
posed u three huadTed OF our hrst citizens, OF all
classes, assembled last autumn 10 MAKE a county
/ ticket resolved unanimously, THAT we oppose the
expenditure Of one dollar o. the reesnt appropra-
ton made by Congress f9r improving toe navigation
OF the Sacramento and Feather versrand their
tributaries, in the construction Of dams for i'm
pounding mining debris
There was 10 opposition 70 that declaration from
any quarter. All p&rties and voters acquiesced
therein, and we believe that to be the continent q
our whole people to-day.
Besides, Mr., Secretary, this whole question 10
issue between the people 81 Sacramento valley and
the hydraulic miners is being adiudicated IN the
Courts Tire United States Circuit Court, sitting AZ
san Francisco has ordered that AL the testimony ia
the case shall be Ia by the first proximo and Judge
Sawyer has said TO tie attorneys IN the cse mat be
viii hasten TO consider it and render al early de-
cision His ruling may be expected in iess than
sixty days II lie shall declare it 70 be puisaGce
for be BY lrGuiic miHers 20 pour their tapgs into
the publt streams, these mixers will nos want
dams, and nobody else asks tor teen. We respect
fully submit to you, Mr.. Secretary. the prypriety
uuder the circumstances, oil declining to allow lhe
appropriation in your charge for the preservation
and Improvement Of the navigation OF the Sacra-
menso aud Feather rivers 70 be used in the con-
struction Of for NEST assurelly dams cannot
improve or preserve their navigation while hydraulic
mining is permitted. 1 SMITH,
Fresidsnto. The Board.
CEAs. 3. C0GLAN, Clerk.
Per ". 3. HAAlLTON, Deputy CLERK.
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rgg1aar rRoM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the Goth for Sacramento: II.
Wood, Dor tools; Huntington, Hopkins Co, SO
bars iron, ISIS banales band iron Scofeid 3 Tsyis,
81 boxes lanterns = Hall, LuhTs s Co, - cases
pickles. I25 CASTS pepper sauce; A. A. Van Yoor-
hes 8 Co, cases names; Adams, Mcneil & Co,
cases cigars nehias & Co., 10 tierces hams; Hale
Bros. * Co, cases boots and shoes Booth 4 Co.,
tierces hams.
For Calf. z. Phelps. organs.
FOR CiEsto2s-O Fellows bsx nlaps.
For Redding--J. T. Anderson, / organ.
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zs.rIsgs. zTaoa

The RE5oRc UNIoN IS for sale
upoa all trains going rom aud oom,
ing to Sacramento. at FIVE CENTS
rer copy. ask for it on t1e train.
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BIG HAuL.-Tais il 70 certify that have
hauled aixty cases aa5 bales Of goods fcr the
Red House during The week. Il. Schwsrz,
eiraynas1. august 20 1883
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THOUSANDS saved from death by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
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Rock AND RYs cures coldT coughs and
braseaiag aiseases. e. w. Cheslsg agsnt.
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REGULAR SESSION.

A MOTHER WHEELING her bsbg over s wire
nearly 100 feet from tie ground 10 John
Robinson's ter great big new shows. The
daring acts Of The heroic GstIe Air Queen,
Mile Senorita Z ia, formed the g,and center
of attraction a. she trayersed the giddy
rouse high ia taid-air trundiing her infant
daughter in 6 wheelbarroE. The immense
-udieucs seemed brsathless aud spell-bound -
-[Leuisyiile, KY. C3urier,JouFnal. john
Robinson is coming to Sacramento Septevn-
Der 81
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STILL the wonderful bsggains continue 81
the Rd House. The gress daughter Of goods
oaralyze our competitors Some usy hass
ploeed upon the c0unteTs daily
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NABoB Is the best whisky il the market,
and is recommended by physicians for family
uss.
FoB purity, dryness aud exquisite bouquet
Eclipse Extra Dry challenges the world.
SEE oug.rioe LIST ia to.day's i.sDe.
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TO-DAY there WI be May rev articles,
@aa lass Of drer s1,ds. Inu7lila and colored
-sa'3a fsunel. pisosi cut fer sala from the
&c banks 30 Of Nash2n & Co, noIF
97-lE asia s sAakt9 hoass.
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s RH4r 8 SAY1Ns lusr Now i-Houss-
Isss2srs 90 moi ieiay. lat bu7 ycuE Blankets
NJ arfsTtsri now { jci the great henkrup.
s'a q Eesthsu Z cq now beiog sold - ths
FL House.
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TEaMs oF PAYMENT:
Gee-thisd Cash; Deferred Payments ri
low Rate Of Interest.
, 1883-05-24
Clippings.

The grand lodge of Good Tcmplars
will meet at New Tacoma, June 18th.
Lewis county is having a good boom in
the way Of new settlers and sale Of real
estate Prices Of property are going up,
and with prospects OF better crops, every
person is good humor
An American Charitable Fund Associ-
alton has FOR some years existed in Paris
where there is ample room for its opera
tions in extending pecuniary assistance
to needy cOuntrymcn Of ours. In 1878
and 1879 relief was furnished to 336 Am
orleans, in 1880 to ia, in 1881 to l2l and
last year to 1873. A good many of these
cases were those of Americans anxious to
return to the United States, but without
means to do SO, to whom passage money
has been given. The fund Is administer
ed by an executive committee, serving
without charge, who meet weekly, or Oft
enerif Necessary, to investigate the claims
of applicants. In the majority Of cases
only a little temporary aid is needed
Americans in Paris are appealed to an
nually for contributions to the fund, and
il is highly creditable to our citizens
abroad that the call is, as rule, gener-
ously needed.
AFTER MANY DAYS. Mr.. Robert Hunt
left Victoria Is years ago to take charge
Of the II. B. Co.'S station at Fort Rupert
at the northern end of this island. Dur
ing all those long years he did not once
return to Victoria until few days ago
he came down on the Otter He found
that Victoria had grown from q fishing
, 1883-05-24
SHIPPING NEWS.

May 1.-THE American ship Gettys-
burg, one OF the four vessels wrecked at
Victoria a few days ago, and subsequent
ly condemned and sold has been rescued
from her pcrilous position and towed to
safe anchorage. She was purchased as q
wreck for $4,000, and is now considered
to be worth S2O0OO The Connanght
also ashore at the same place, it is
thought, can be gotten off without much
trouble or expense, A large force of
men are now at work on her. The
steamship Geo. W. Elder will sail from
this place for San Francisco tomorrow
night. -. The British bark Kate Irving
will come TO the Sound from Eureka to
finish her load Of lumber, and will then
sail for Port Adelaide, Australia The
ship Majestic. Capt. Bergman, now com
ing mp from San Francisco, loads coal
at Seattle to return.
, 1883-05-24

COMING HERE TO L1vE.-Dr. T. r.
Minor, of Port Townsend, will soon
move with bis family to the metropolis
to reside The doctor has always been
one of Port Townsend's most active and
prominent citizens. and his coming here
to live is a valuable acquisition, and
Seattle cannot have to many such cit
izens The doctor ha hou Int four
beautiful lots on BroadwE,, street, of }.
W. Edwards, paying $4,000 in gold coin
therefor. He will build n handsome
residence on this property for his future
home. He and his family may be ex-
pected here in couple of ks.-POst-
IRtetHgencer.
We learn that the Doctors removal to
Seattle is as an experiment, and may
not be permanent. Mis- family will re
main here for the present, and should
he return he will erect fine residence
during the summer on his lots on the
hill. We hope he may find it to his
interests to remain at this place, as Port
Townsend can i'll afford to spare such
citizens.-ED.
, 1883-05-24
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oowie hhl'eS tney wouiu riue AROUND ~
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tII. tIoi,a ,oLl! showing themselves "heh
ty tney HnoW Ihey were sale' ~ Is sVrahse
1nc! oo'i hiaNe i, tAelr appearance on thIS
oY"sI, 'I,a AL' tIley Know peI'er' lney Know
an 'Do'u Vu9 Nillu ol men ouI mere ana
ao.loIIiyoi "HIT HS was uoi'e aI 'oSat!le over
Jg"r ago ne lacI Is they doht "ant
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SWEEP ,.. :, IL Is Eettlhg mono'onou5 read
ins VI tL,9 GAPIoItS Oh such coWaruiy fel-
lows, men the TWO railroads. are
, 1883-05-24

The Star route cases are still drag
ging their weary way through the law
courts. One important decision has
been made, howeyor-that the de-
PENDANTS in the eases shall each be
allowed one speech in their own be-
half, The court will probably have
to shut down for short time, in or
der to give the Judge chance to re-
cover from the effort Of making such
Il important ruling.
, 1883-05-24

Tho weather, so far this season,
has been tough on baseballist, andre
ports Of matches from all parts Of the
country may be summed up in three
short words; NO game-rain.o
, 1883-05-24

The dynamite Irishmen Of New York
threatened to blow up the Brooklyn
bridge il it was opened on May 24th-
the Queens birthday and the
the city authorities of the two cities
which it connects have concluded to
chang, the day Of opening.
, 1883-05-24

AND now the Chinese evil is becom-
ing a serious question for the Hawaii
IN government 1t is urged that their
migration to that kingdom should be
restricted to the actual demands for
cheap labor, the cry being raised that
otherwise the Sandwich Islands will
become mere dependency of China.
Chinese and Canadian thistles seem
to take the country wherever they go.
, 1883-05-24

Snow to the depth Of one foot fell
in North Dakota yesterday, and, at
last accounts was still falling, Da-
ll1ta is said to be fine state, but we
would rather take Western Washing
ton in ours.
, 1883-05-24

The naval tug Pinta, 306 tons, that
has had 100000 spent on her in re,
pair lately, in order to tit har for the
Alaskan station, to take the place Of
the Adams, has been tried and found
wanting" the naval authorities pro
nouncing her unfit for the duty she
was intended to perform. A whole
sermon in Il few words on the useless
uess Of American naval vessels. Any
private shipbuilding firm in the coun-
try would have built q good, service
able vessel for the amount wasted on
the Pinta.
, 1883-05-24

Among the posters in circulation at
the east is one in bright colors, one side
Of which reads as follows
The wise
Man
Goeth
20
British Columbia
via taa
Atkinson, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad
But before starting
Readeth
The Other side Of this bill
The "other side" contains copious ey.
tracts from the guide book of the Prov.
ince lately issued 10y this Government -
COLORiSt.
, 1883-05-24

From every quarter Of this great
continent, apparently, comes some
kind of opposition to the Panama ca
nal project OF the Count de Lcsseps.
The latest is a dispatch from Pana-
mo, stating thcminister Of the treas
ury had notified the canal company
that they were expected to maintain
a force of from ZO00 TO 5000 men to
preserve order on the Isthmus, With
u kind Of grim joy the minister adds
that it will probably cost them $lO,-
100000 to do this during the fourteen
years granted the company to com
plete the canal in. If, instead of try
ing to injuro the canal project, the
nations on the American cont
nout would stand by, and assist,
the projectors, we think all concerned
would be better of in the end.