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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15
The Cnnnty Exhibits.

IT.. 80 a., p,--;I;,,, hos
ifopa'ly 4o Nlsi'o' ~ wv
failed to be attracted ana ueeply interested
bv the county exhibits, Of which seven
o.,,,,,+i,s or, ra,,,.asar+ed in q manner more
N'''l' US % ,,..;.,.1 .,-l,;l,;ts
or less cohlple'e' 4hc9e "''i'o' o-N-ii''-
from sections of the State, showing the
,,oriad products IN he found in such coun-
"a Ii. -, oo,,,,,oriso, a doter-
tie9' anu - i',.oIj+;dS bosr oda,tal
- ".tiI, ,.a,nties IF cereals truits etc
- 0eI '''l'i ,,,s- i1,t,.restinn
branches Of the state exhibition by the dis
,,iav made but will prove OF the highest
volne i'm aifording information concern
IN, results ohrained in the same
-. Inc, rnop different soils by
Stimulation, The selection of best varieties
ma tho aI0nfion .nf methods for obtaining
1I.o la.+ r..l,l+s shown 20 have been ac
,,I,;ra,1 il, any- other rart of the State. etc.
JVbiIc irIividual aoricuIturis.s from Butte
coIIn+v and few from others have. with
,,Trb nublio shirt m9iutained highly
creditohIe displavs FIR years past. SOnoma
was tbe first comfy to make a display OF
Tor resources as q SpecisI geographical dis
trict which was done one wear AGO. and the
s,,ne evhihjt was s1bSeGuentlv placed on
ovLihitirn ot both CHICAGO and London
receiving marked attention by the puDnt
and the press. A few others have alsC
Joined in the movement and done nobly
Ills ,-eor and II i 10 he earnestly boped
4ba+ The interest which ccnters around these
ayLiI;ts and tho benefits 10 he derived
frnI, tl,or, vii induce q General move.
1l,,,,+ e. ,l;s,Ia,,s L,, ,-nrv LARGO number
Of tho coun+Ics if NOT all of them. i'm 1855
EoIIo1-i,,.,' we i've a brief outline of re-
sources OF counties on exhibition at the
Pavilion
sONONA COUNTY.
In the ovhibit from this county are an
extended variety of cereals. etc. artistically
ARRANGED and consiStin,r of 81 ,heayes of
-, Il : s,r,,,la sboo,.gs second crCo rr9in
81 go iarnnies corn in bo-tles, y SAMPLES
~ cor If brown corn : pop-corD i
,,l,,,-'.,,,., IN oar ii .or,r,las of wheat i'm
In M .orn,Ias bq~iey Is samp,es
oats samnirs burz-wbear. and , i'm
SGeavos q Sannnleg onc-voar-oid buds
So varieties useful woods. sample redwood
bark. samples tan bark, , samples hasall
stone. j. samples pet1Hed Wood sample
tobacco. sample petite graft on apricot
root, sample stone coal, 80 samples sou, u
samples mineral ! sample qWcNSilycr, d
of quicksilver ores 5S varieties useful ma
tive grasses, - varieties tame grasses, sam
pie building stone samples rye IN bot
ties. samples honey, 40 samples of beans.
> samples beans in pods, sample green pep
pers 10 samples peas in bottles, , samples
haXseed. . lunches pampas grass, + sam
piles in bottles OF flour, bran and mldIHhgS
20 boxes factory drled rult, boxes sun
dried fruit, - Caddles sun-dred irmt
20 bottles of tree seeds, ! OF ground tan
bark. . samples lath, 80 bottles VINE and
brandy, 3 bottles SILK COcoous. pGtue'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

George p. Williams, of Ogden, Utah, son
Of Dr. Williams of Harrisonburg, Va, sui
cided in New York Saturday.
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IS 4 IrIGHER rrRposE

In presenting them. Il is to fairly and
honestly record a sincere judgment, and TO
give whatever of praise is due, to whom
soever it is due The artist himself also,
however deeply engrossed in business and
DESTROYS of broadening his patronage, may,
and Will if he is a sensitive man, rise above
the mere plane Of trade at times, to that
lofty realm in which there is delight in art
work for arts sake. 1t is but far to as
sumo, therefore, that Mr. Hodson, of Sac
ramento. whom we shall have occasion 10
mention herein, will take pride in 4 notice
Of his work
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15
SPECIAL MENTION
Concerning Some of the Exhibits at the
state Fair.
DEVELOPMENT OF ART.

Whatever element of advertising there
NAV be in the following lines, we are con-
strained to say that they are not to be read
with that in view. For it is true that no
notice or criticism of work of art can be
made that il will not call attention to the
artist. and to just that extent it will have
an influence in beneiiting him in a bust
ness point of view, il the criticism be of a
commendatory tone But if that shall be
the result of these lines, it remains to be
said that there
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

The weather on Saturday afternoon was
beautiful, the attendance at the Park large,
and the track in excellent condition. The
first race was 4 trot for a purse Of 81 900, for
four-year-olds The starters were Happy
jim, Ha Ia, Regina and Thapsin. They
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15
LIaHr-RuNNING DOMESTIC.

The Domestic sewing-machine agency OF
this city, which is located at sos street,
makes 4 handsome display of these ma
chimes in the new Exposition building,
upper floor south wing. This machine IS
too well known to require anything more
than brief notice which viii only en-
body few of the advantages it possesses
over all competitors First, it is the light
est-running machine made, and can do a
greater variety Of work than any; second,
all the attachments are self-setting, and are
handled with more ease than the attach
ments of any other make ofmachines. Wis
itors should examine the variety of work
on exhibition done by theDomestic.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

Irrespective of the effect it may have upon
his business. Certainly no man who has
laborcd so long as he in the Photographic
realm of art and who has achieved so
much, if he is a person of the least particle
Of refinement and culture, can fail 10 have
honest love for art achievements. unadul-
terated by the groSser element of desire for
moneved gain Al least it seems 50 to rs.
How can one be continually producing
things beautiful and not love the art
through which alone they are possible ?
How can he conquer success and not feel
something Of the pride of a victor?
N THE PRESENT EXHIBITION
Ofthe State Fair, there is made in the mid
die of the Art Gallery Photographic dis
play, and Of that we propose TO
speak Il is by J. b. Hodson,
the well-known photographer of Sac
ramento. Mr.. Hodson has so arranged his
Photographic display as to represent this
yacht, the Azalea, preserving the idea even
To the erection of the smoSe-Stack, The
sides Of the yacht are covered by over one
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

The announcement that lleTe WOuld De
q parade Of stock at the fair grounds on
Saturday caused a great many thousand
people TO wend their way to the Park at an
early hour The grand and special stands
were well filled with spectators, while
thousands occupied positions in the pad
| dock and on the track The stock was
called out promptly al 10 o'clock and when
they formed on the track made Il line one
| and quarter miles III length. The stock
began TO move, under direction OF Grand
Marshal George c. McMullen, at 1890. The
stock all passed the grand stand twice, so
that all had an opportunity of getting a
I good view of ii. The carriage teams were
at the head Of the line. Director Hancock
! called out the names of the animals and
/ owner as they passed the judges stand but
this was all lost 10 those in the grand stand,
owing 90 the playing of the band. The
double teams were G. G. McMullen's grays,
Sacramento; j. +. Davis blacks, SaCra-
mento; Captain Ben Harris chesmuts,
san Francisco W ". towards blacks,
Sacramento; Rouher Red Bluff grays ;
! Wjtmore grays, Woodland; W :. Leake' $
! shetland ponies, Sacramento: Billups'
/ BAYS.
Among those having single horses.
r0adsterS. etc. were John Baichcr. =. X.
| Trefrv, T. " Dudley. Ben T. Harris, Xim-
norman. Scott. kincaid Webster, Whit
more, Billups, Newton, Trne, Ober, Merrill,
| Miller, Haggin, Hicks. Hancock, SchlutiuS.
! Chapman. Hatch, Frost
Thoroughbrcds-P. NJ. Warns Clifton
/ Bell. Mr. Poiter's kelpie, W. L. Pntchard 5
| Frank Rhoads and several others, W. 3.
! TodhUnter's King Of Norfolk, Bonanza
q Tf.,i,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

In the south wing of the gallery in the
Pavilion can be seen the magnificent dis
play of pianos made by John + Cooper
music dealer, 527 street. Mr.. Cooper
here exhibits the celebrated MafhuShek
pianos We should like TO have more space
in which to publish the merits of this we'll
known instrument, suffice it TO say, how
ever, that the Mathushek still enjoys the
deserved reputation it has borne for years
past, that of being one OF the finest made.
There are over 800 Of these pianos in use in
this city, and many of them have been
tuned but once in nine years. 1t may he
well t. state that none of these pianos on
exhibition are borrowed for the occasion,
but are taken from the store of
Mr. Cooper, who owns the instru-
ments. Mr. Cooper invites all to call
and inspect this celebrated piano
either at the Pavilion or at his store, where
can be seen all kinds of instruments and a
complete stock of sheet music The prin-
cipai and his assistants are always ready to
give any information in connection with
every instrument ON sale, and in conclusion
we must state every one should avail them
selves of this opportunity to call and ex-
amine the superior pianos which Air
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

The French and Italian Governments
have entered into negotiations looking to
revision of the treaty Of commerce.
France asks for a change in duties upon
wines, and threatens if it be not granted to
subject Italy TO extra duties upon cattle.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

The display Of this institution is large
and very attractive. 1t contains a great
variety Of specimens of pen work, and each
is excellent in its own department There
are TWO fine pen drawings, which the I'M
practiced eye could scarcely distinguish
from steel cngravings Throughout the
whole display therei is discernible the touch
of master hand The Sacramento Bust
ness College is one of the prominent educa-
tional institutions of the State, and holds
a place in the front rank of business train
ing schools It's patronage is drawn from
all the States and Territories of the Pacific
coast, and It's graduates are found among
leading business men as widely dispersed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-15

The London Times has a dispatch from
Hiaphong, which states that the health OF
the French troops in Tonqu;n is excellent.
although the winter has been severe. The
medical report shows only 10 per cent. of
the force have been sick.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-07
The Opposition.

To-day the opposition in TeIa. ha.
dWindlcd into broad farce. II j.
weak ndpucrile. 1t il loose and dis
Jomted. It is ridiculous and tsrcical.
1t i' grotesque and contemplate.
Ihe drunkenness of Wash ,Ione, j.,
Disgusting. aud hi, work like the
work OF other drunkards, is a jibc al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-07

lur larmcr- ARE e"tne ready fo
pimt wheat ilc Scrw2rot thi-.r
rcal loruc> -ra-ou. in al. this r.eiun.
Will nc liar greater lhau that ol last
Year
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llaNe YOU scon the elegant .o,orjn->
in tapestry BRUISED, sanger Bros
are showing;
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THE toru of 1c>a- is particularly
gorgeous this mll
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TIm EvANNtH ), just strong
enough To- do Justice ~ nll
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our advertised sale of clothing
-houd receive more than pa--in.
notice trm ,ho-cjhW must buy CLOTH
'n- iu ihrue>l thirj! day. H. We are
offering -omr genuine bargains.
~NNtEE l!ttD~.
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IN viii De- many q day Dr, hc,i-it
oi sam Jouc- to Waco Nu' bo for
gotten
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WACO, .rEXAe, OCTOBER I. 1854.
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Don't forget to cal at thr ENAN-
lNnt- office ana pay Your >uh~rrip.
tiuu.
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Ouc good -rroud-haud Oeht morse
power cu@iuc for sale oh,ap. Apply
IuN HAnGIt'r.
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TINS all take sam Jonr.
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Od papcr- az -5ccut- per hundred
al LAANtINEE Office,
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lAun>, goes the whole H,scD
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McLr>>A> the baau,r county
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40 communications written 900 ho,h side.
ol the paper viii receive attention W This
ut.Cc.
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FWu>o doesn't think much now
NJ free alu-- H- m issue
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TIE WACO EXAMINER

Entered at she rostoHioe u Waco. lex. a-
stCuud-llass uuI matter
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Advice to Motllrrs.

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send NJ once and get Il bottle Of Mrs. Win.
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Depend upon it mothers, there is no mis-.
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energy to the whole system, Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
inG ia pleasant to the taste, and is the pre-
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States, and il for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price % cents a
bottle. Mwsaw
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meatral.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Everybody knows TINT the lie Of the
average physician 10 4 hard one. He Is
Often compelled TO ride great distances
ihroash mid and raia for II merely notn.
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Mr.. c. II. Harris, New Vienna, Ohio.
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Stop TINT Cough I

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tega High Rock Spring Water for sale by
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Co., Bridgeport, Ohio. psw
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DR.. Itrnde,'s Root liitters,

Fr9zier'a Root Bittem are no. a dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
In every sense, They act strongly upon
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gusts. sl.W. u. Ff,zier's Maggie Ointment
the greatest blessing that has been dis.
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Tor Boils, Hurns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds.
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Medicine Co., psoprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents: Logan & Co., WLeelj:,t.
W. Va, and ]. Q. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. nav '
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y Remarkable care Of Sero.,,u..

WANsm Y. PpssEer, q Lewis, ycgo county,
ND, writes a, follows: Ny con was taken
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Home Proof

suie!el' MISUNDERSTANDING seemed Gem dNi 70 sal heIp mo- mo:
could not get out Of bed. Dr. smith cured me-"
c.,,r,h po zErit. = ft9Hl I'LL Wheeling. Y. W.
Iercd for years; patent medicine failed to help me,
CHARLES cnApDucK,
pyspeps,. and S Sleelsls 4 e. s,c, whssellnE, ". Va.
ME-: - lA'''! T ia5siS III Hio 5taIsf i,s NJ n@' ase eats q
c,I Ms'm nj them for I fe%%1,Tt'se i ysas;; q; Smith
s%erutaiu, Running Sores on iicad.-"s1y son was
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Mas. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling. W. Va.
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cut out three times. It returned after each opera-
usIn," Dr. Smith cured mo without Mhs + k I SS ssspsi!sos
Piles, F!s,ula Of Anua.-Flat on I my back for ia
weeks. Rerortel dying. Dr.. Smith Cured M
w,o,o,.,, 49,. ~, THOMAS coLy1N,
Ulccpltions Of RSctum, r~rolapsrs and Plies
nnWa' given up 70 die md pronounced incurable,
WASHINGTON DELANY. Martins Ferry.
s.ionhl services in my family have been most sa,ia.
tac:ory; and commend him to al ~ eentleman
and a skil!ful physician" 49,
MB. Margaret kolk says: II had been suffering
Dyspepsia. Dr. Smith said l had a tai 10 worm, and
IN eight hours removed a monster M fcct long"
Female Complains:-Thgss years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such cascs.
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous Affection
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scroiula and
Asshna testify 10 my success.
Piles cured without the knife,
Patients at a distance may BE- treated BIZ letter and
satistaction guaranteed. 4 chart for scff.examins-
advice returned free.
consultatoM Ct ONCE free. oa7eehoun rom -.
u. o7r. H., daily. Cali on o. address,
@ JOHN E. SMITH, ND,
5 no. 1tN Chapllne St, Mheel +, NJ. Va.
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Sure cure for Blind Bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. Que box has cured the Nors,
ceses Of twenty years standing, No one
need suffer fve minutes after using ,FII.
lialns' Indian Pile Ointment. 1t abso,ia
tunors, nllays itching, acts as poulticS,
gives instant relief. p1epurcd only for
Piles, itching OF the private parts, nothing
else. Sold by dragslsls and mailed on re-.
ceipt Of price, 81. Frazier Medicine Co.
rroprleton., Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling, W. Ma,
and J,C. Dent 4 Co., Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-08

SufrEnErs from nervousness, early dc.
cay. etc, il you value life, avoid advertis.
ms doctors and medicines that act on
kidneys and liver. he not deceived by
the many bogus certificates OF cures from
paid or imaginary persons. II weakness
Of the sexual system Is the cause OF your
distress, Or. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
's~Irsapariila viii strengthen the parts
affected, stop the drain, quiet the nerves,
produce drenmlcss slumber and allow you
to regain perfect health. 1t has cured
thousands and will cure you, for, by puri.
tying the blood and s!reNsthcnin: every
weak portionnf tho body, it removes every
symptom Of disease. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-08

Tlls Indians, knowing the value OF Wild
Cherry bark as n cure for coughs and colds,
used to prepare it IN their rude way, and
in winter kept ii constantly on hand. The
careful and secret method Of preparing DR..
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry makes il
superior TO all other preparations. II Ia
very pleasant to take. DIV
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Bediea1.
III Wediea1.
DIR. j. ID. SMITH.
No. 14O4 Chapllno Street,
Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence OF a physlcInn's success IL thu
testimony Of his patients. The Increasing dc,
mmnndS for my professional services prove that I have
oealt h0nonibly aud fairly with those who have
Consulted me. never usea patients name with.
az permission, though have many hundred Ger,
uficates from those whom l have cured atttr they
had been pronounced incurable. 4 thorough med.
.cal education with many years hospital experience
and familiarity wlth therapeutic agents, aclose ob.
attention 10 hyStcuic MANAGEMENT iuslTes Si,ccess'
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