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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26

ToNE--Opo led; Liverpool duli-no Anxiety 10
fol'; New York, dull' ecw Orlc,n'. quleg CAT
vGslol, quiet Cloaed. New York, CeslpE Now
Orleans, dun, Galveston. quiet.
ooFFoLtDAfnD hgCEIPTH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26

rhiS pure wine Is n simpio vego- \
table extract without Intoxicating
qualities, ana has proved 20 bo tho
most astonishing TONIC ron WOMEN \
known &C. medical science. J
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26

Letters from twoniy.;hrto (23j OF the leading
rCtail fiiusg Ste -. 4 lfuia say. uuder a'e sgr'h
- 1881: eve s'll more " sFlf's Spe.iao than
NJ much MS any oihir blood mcolclnc. We sell
1 10 al classes, ard many o. the best families
use i SIS a general health tonic"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26
MEDICAL

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26

am sure thG. SWltts S c!hc saved my life.
was tairih y poisoned with malaria. and was
given 10 ~ die. Swif's ocilc relieved mo
promptly and entirely. think Il q the greatest
remedy OF tho eye. O. q. sFEstGR.
srpt Gas Works Rome Ga,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-26

I have known aud used sSif's srtcihc for
more h-u iweut +, End hgve seen more
wonderful results from is use than ffOrN any
ipm,d' IN Urou 81 the PnermGe7Tma tits
certain and safe auudOte 10 all SORTS OF Blood
Poison J. DIJKSoE SMITH Nd, Au.nto ga.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

30os-Against Albert A. Weber and lots to s,
r and S, Twenty seventh and Twenty-eighth
streets, in city OF Sacramento, for tax on per.
sonal property. State and county tax, 81 81;
costs, SO cents total tax and costs ......Sl S
3l7I-Against Jennie White and east half Of lot
2, P and Q, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, in
city of Sacramento, and improvements for
tax on personal property. State and county
tax, g II; costs, 81 cents; total tax and
costs ............ ....:....................S Z
Sl73-Against John White and south bali of
lots ] and 2, and II Twenty third and Tween
ty-fourth streets, and lot 6, and L, Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in city of Sacramento,
and improvements and personal property.
State aud county tax, SO S.; costs, 81 81;
total tax and costs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 81
Sls4-Against john hatcher aud mortgage on
north three-qusrters of lot s. d and r, Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, in city of Sacramento
State and county tax, 50 81 costs, IS cents:
total tax and costs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.
3200-Agaipst L. Wait and lot 6, G and H.
Tweuty-secoud and Twenty-thIrd streets, in
city of Sacramento. State and county tax
So % costs, 20 cents; total tx and costs SO O,
32l4-Against Maggie Welsh and north half of
esst 20 feet OF lot 4, G and II, Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets in city OF Sacramento,
and Improvements State and county tax,
Sl1 25 costs, 81 06 total tax and costs .Sl2 81
3237-Against Robert NJ. Webb and lot ., X and
L, Twenty-tifth and Twenty-sIxth streets, in
city Of Sacramento, and improvements State
and county tax, $40 IS; costs, 81 o. total tax
and costs. ........................Sl 6(
S3Q6-Against L. Washburn and mortgage on
south half of lot 5, L and NJ, Eighth and
Ninth streets, and south half OF east half of
lot 6, L and NJ, Eighth and Ninth Streets in
city Of Sacramento. State and county tax,
SSS 06 costs, - Is total tax and costs . SS5 q
3342- Against Johnston Brandy and Wine Man
ufscsuring Company and south go feet of
lots and 4, Brannan's addition TO Sacrament
to City, and improvements, for tax on per-
sonal property. State and county tax
S253 90; COSTS SIS Is total tax and costs S266 Il
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
IsrroR1rD roH TIE sACRAnssro AroORD-Usos.l
General Merchandise.

SAN FRANoIsoo February 2, 1884
BAGS AND BAGGIsG.-Whe7t Bags are looking
size at 7173c for spot and 7s7sc for next May and
June delivery; Wool Bags, Ssg42e; Potato Gunnies'
BREAD-shIp Bread, Sc Pilot Bread, 4a4sc; Soda
BRIcK-Bath, 42iG45c . dozen; Fire, $50 5o@S
for Invoices Or the way and $40 SOFAS for iobbing
lots Caiifornis building descriptions. s. 56@ll )
thousand.
BRgoMs-The price list of a local manufacturer is as
follows Common 81 rs, 90 and g Is for the three
numbers Extra Patent 81 Is 81 So 81 rs and s. for
Che four styles Eureka g a. s. g and SO 50 for
81 50 and 81 IS 3 dozen i v
brands in round lots Grants Stearic Add IA OF,
i24c; Gross Co Adamsntine IA or l2Gl3e Hardness
Patent Wax, lie; Mtchelrs Adamantine, l6(6l6ac for
and lsc for 16 or Proctor CANDLES Searic Acid
II or 15c Ropes 9a9llsc for the two styles Schsef
er Stearic Acid Il o. l2e and y o. star lOe u IS, s
9l72c for 10 OF. and l5sc for IA OF: w. II Woods
Co. Shield 14gl4sc, and Solar Wax, l69l63c, both
6ne 2Oc; Sperm 25d2Sa.
CASE GooDs-A leading local canning firm fur
nshes the following price list Table Fruit per Dozen
in q III tins as follows: Apples 81; Apricots Dam
son Plums and Muscatel Grapes, e Is Cur
rants. Bartlett Pears, PIums, Nectarines, Yellow
Freesone Peaches, Prunes and assorted Fruits 81 so;
BLACK berries, Black Cherries Gooseberries and White
Heath Clingsone Peaches, 90 IS; White Cheriie
berries, So Table Fruit in sb tins, 81 50G9; Pie
Fruits in q III tins 81 5Od2 25 and in sb tins 81 so
Ioi Jams and Jellles IN TINS, 0U1to
in q II tins 81 IS other Vegetables in 2b tins 81 so
a. @ dozen.
CEMEST-On the 2d an invoice of Il eco bbls Port
land arrived direct from London. O. the largest
nments landed at this port from any quarter
We quote Eastern (Rosendale and other brands,
81 50d2 rs, and foreign portland and other
brandsl S3 1904 so; Golden Gate Plaster, 80 75G
8; Wotherspoon P aster, 1898 rs Santa Cruz Lime,
81 50dtl Is q biol Land Plaster $40 50 b ton Fire
Clay 81 o Dbl for American and s. for English Brick
Dust, Si95 D Dbl; Cattle Hair, &c; Goat Hair. &c
ph
CmooEY-Ca California 5;@6ic English and German.
6d63c d h
CoAL-Imports for January were Y, 00o tons. Coast
supplies will continue large but imports from Europe
and Australia will soon begin to grow less, and only
limited quantities expected to arrive from these
in the next six months But within few days
a disposition to order ahead has been developed and
price for flu loading are not so firm. Should we
have large " &C crop next summer, there will be
little for D-Xiety about the Coal supply next
winter Renton and Seattle are quoted at 81 5OqS;
Coos Bay, Sc 50G7 J. W. Harrisons private circular
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
LATEST FASHION NOTES.

The following hints about fashions APP
pear in the New York Ereaing Post
Tsblers made of natural rose buds,
ferns, smiIax, moses and other fine flow
ers and vines are very fashionable and very
beautiful, but owing to their ephemeral
nature, they are not as popular as those
made from artificial blossoms and foliage.
Spanish eirdles Of embroidered velvet
are exceedingly stylish.
Bangs and bangles still hold their own.
Pearl sleeves" are worn with many
handsome evening dresses of white bro
csde or satin. These sleeves are formed of
a close net work Of pearl beads over white
chenille. They are about four inches deep,
and are edged with fringe of pearls which
droops over the arms. Hoop earrings,
bangle bracelets and dog collar composed
OF pearls are usually added.
Various shades of brakes neck and pea
cock blues and greens are charming in
monochrome, OF mixed with gold in tailor.
made costumes of ~ eed, cheviot, Austrian
wool and Saxon plaids, with plush or vel
vet employed as a garniture a wide band
of the trimming set near the edge of the
killed skirt, and forming also the waistcoat
panels, cuffs and toque.
The last French extravaganza in hosiery
is a tinted lace stocking in colors of pale
rose, mauve, cameo, black, light blue and
pale almond. These stockings are in copy
of the most delicate and intricate patterns
Of point, duchesse and other rich lsces,
and are to be worn over a second pair OF
spun silk hose, tinted a delicate flesh color.
With these dainty stockings are TO be
worn very low cut Roman sandals made OF
satin exactly matching the shade of tae
lace stocking. These sandals have but one
strap, which is fastened by jewelled slide
or buckle
White toilets of all kinds appear to be
more than ever the rage in the fashionable
world this winter: cream, snowdrop and
ivory being generally preferred to the very
trying blush or pearl white shades. Oh
white dress fabrics there are aH elegant and
almost endless variety; white brocades,
satins, merveilleuK, ottomans, Irish pop
Inns, pushes, plain and embossed velvets,
HindoO csshmeres, vigones, English veil.
ings, china grapes, tulles and French mulls
being equally in vogue.
Pale ain ond. colored lace, satin brocade,
almond. colored bonnets, stockings. dinner
robes and other entire costumes made up
In conjunction with dark brown plush or
velvet, is late French fancy in dress and
gsrnituIe.
Dog collars in new designs are now i'm
ported. made of massive gold, heavily
chased and set with diamonds, emeralds,
pearls, opals and rubies.
Wild roses and clemstis blossoms in
rich embroidery Of ruby and silver, adorned
a matinee of pale pink surah, recently COM
pleted by an artistic" dressmaker of
celebrity in this city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
Unknown Owners in the Town Of
Folsom

26-Against lots l to s. in block 70 State and
county tax, l6 cents ; costs. 81 cents total
tax aud costs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
27-Against lots to S, in block Il. State and
county tax, 16 cents costs, 81 cents total
tax and cess. - "
2S-Against lots u to 16, in block ID. State and
county tax Is cents; Gusts, 81 cents; total
tex and costs. &c
29-AgJinst lots to 10, in hlocs l3 State and
county tax, Is cents; cess, 81 cents; total
tax and costs, 66
30-Against lots to 10, in block Is. State and
county tax, y cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and Costs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70
31-Agil s. lots TO s. in block II. State and
county tax 8 cents; COSTS 50 cents; total
tax and costs. ~ 81
32-Against lots to u, in block II. State and
county tax, co cents costs, 50 cents; total
tax and Costs -.f....--------Sl 10
3S-Against west 80 of ess 40 feet of lot g. in
block 81 State and county tax, 70 cents;
costs "a cents: total tax and costs ........Sl 20
S4-Agiinst lots 10 and &c. in block 49, State
and county tax, 60 cents; costs, So cents;
total tax and costs, 10
35-Agsinst lot l. in block So State and county
tax, 10 cents costs, 81 cents; total tax and
36-Agairst lots to 10, in block r. Safe and
countytax, 70 cents costs, "a cents total tax
and costs. -......,............. ....-Sl ~
3f-Against lots TO 4, in block rs. State and
county tax IS cents costs, "a cents; total tax
and costs. ...........Sl ~
A. II. ESTILL,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09

ANOTHER MILES STANDIsH,-The Miles
Standish of Tennessee is Nashville doc
tor with the odd name of Jack Frost. He
courted widow who lived little out of
town, and finally sent Mr.. Hill with his
horse and buggy II bring the woman in to
be married while he stayed behind and
made preparations. He gave Hill his own
horse and buggy for the expedition, and
even fitted him out with new plug hat
all for love-but the latter had banker
ing of his own, basely yielded to it, and
married the widow himself of. hand. The
defrauded medicine man didn't grid on his
sword exactly, but went to lawyers office
and had suit brought against the woman
for breach of promise. Hill is made a
party with his wife, and the claim of S20,-
600 stares him out of countenance right in
the honeymoon.-[Springtield Republican.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Friday, February 8. 1854,
AND UNTIL FURTHER SerIcE,
TRAINS AND BOATS Will LEAVE SACRAMENTO


e,ass A. M.-(Daiy) San Francisco Pssseu.
V'VO ge.s Train, via B5nicia. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and C7listoga. Second
class passenger ears for san Francisco at
tached.
.,1N A. m.-(Sundays xcepted)-Accommo.
1'IV dalton Tram to Marysvihe, Red Bluff and
a,.Il A.MStDany)-C p. Emigrant Train
Osc" to Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
600 ssand ds soon e2os 4ssS5: Steamer as S
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
l,OA =. M.-(Dailyl Passenger Train for
A'cV Woodland, Williams, Willows, Tehama
and Red Bluff.
LA A, M.-(DailyASa Francisco Passenger
k'fW Train. Connects at Calf with Passenger
Tr,lin for lone, and at Lathrop with Tulare
Passenger Train for MERGED, MADEIRA,
Fresno and Tulare also connects at
Lathrop with the s. P. Atlantic EX-
The Needles "a. & P K. r., New.
hall (Santa Barbara). Los Angeles,
Cotton (San Diego), Yuma, MsricOpa
PrescOtt), Tucson, Benson (Guaymas,
MeXico), Deming "a. T. Il s. F. r. ~, III
Paso IT. & P. Ky.), san Antonio and
New Orleans. Connects also at Niles for
San Jose.
0,AAP M.-(DailY(-Local Passenger Train
%'fV to Auburn and Coliax.
$50 Fan Via Begc d5nneeS At f sasaG
for Vallejo. Connects also AZ Suisun
Sundays eXeepted), for Calistoga.
Ear7sts GRI9o Rsd Stuff Eh ad sdd bSE
Portisnd, 0regon)
ASS B:d M fd9 s5n FGah P paS Express via
900 dcnnr %R s. P E nn 6G F Ffh5G l
The Needles, Deming and II Paso.
n d. p. M.-(DaHy)-C. P Atlantic Express
iOO for Cofax Rene carson and Virginia.
Battle Mountai1 (Austin), Palisade (Eu-
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
Jar WOODLAND Dnd RnFR Rsndn Train for
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
NATURAL ICE RESERVOIRS.

In many countries ice is obtained from
natural ice-houses, wherein, while the
ordinary temperature outside is so degrees,
ice is continually forming. Such ravine
or cavern hiss been found in New Jersey,
and near l. ncoln, Vermont, there is a glen
in which snow and ice lie all the year
round. One of the most remarkable of
these ice caverns is that of Dobschan, IN
Hungary. 1t is quite near the town, and
is approached through a narrow, winding
limestone valley, called "Straeenaer Thai ="
It is in the interior of a mountain, having
a general direction east and west. The
entrance is near the top, and extremely
narrow, and was only discovered by acct
dent. Once inside, remarkable scene is
beheld, the ice, which seems formed in
many layers, having assumed all the
peculiar shapes that characterize the
limestone caves of our own country.
The total rock and ice surface in the
cave alone occupy about 81 900
square feet. The cave is divided into two
parts, upper and lower. In the upper
part the roof ia of limestone and the floor
of solid ice, and it is divided into two
great halls of wondrous beauty. The roof
of the largest hall is supported by three
enormous pillars of clear ice, one Of which
is hollow, and through which flows a stream
from above, producing strange echoes and
reverberations. al about are fantastic
forms of ice resembling human beings, pull
pits, monuments, and so on, giving to the
cave a most grotesque appearance. In one
end the ice forms an exact representation
of large cascade as if rushing stream
with its spray had been suddenly frozen
solid. Descending to the lower room the
passage is GOO feet in length, and by follow.
ing down through the ice you come to the
natural outlet of the water. In all coun-
tries such caves have been found.
So extensive is the ice cavern on the
peak OF Teueriffe, that it affords a per.
mauent source of supply, and even
vessels are loaded with its ice. This ice is
columnar in shape, and does not melt
easily and so can be transported without
great loss. Near the village of S.elitze,
in t ne Carpathian mountains, there is one
of the largest ice caverns in the world,
and, curiously enough, it freezes in the
summer and melts in the winter. For in
stance in midsummer the roof is entirely
covered with ioicles, but in winter they
disappear, and by Christmas time thu
cavern is dry and warm compared to the
outside world. Ice begins TO form as soon
as the spring opens. In some deep mines
ice forms at certain periods. This is the
case in some of the salt mines in the Ural
mountains. Great cavities are formed in
the gypsum, and in the winter they are
flied with clear water, but in the summer
they are frozen solid Exchange.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
PHILoMELA,

Hark ali, the nightingale!
The tawny throated
Hank from the moonlit cedar what burst
What triumph hark-whst pain
wanderer from a Grecian's shore.
Still after many years in distant lands
Still nours5ing in thy bewildered brain
That wild, unquench'd deep sunken Old World
pain
Say, viii it never heal?
Aud can this fragrant lawn,
With its cool trees and night
And the sweet tranquil Thames
And m1onshine and the dew,
To thy wrecked heart and brain
Afford no balm
Listen, Eugenia-
How thick the bursts come crowding through the
leaves
Agan-thou nearest
Eternal passion
Eternal pain Matthew Arnold.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
Delinquent Poll Tax for 1883.

The following is list of persons delinquent TOR
poll tax for the year 1888, turned over to for
collection by tie County Auditor, in accordance
with the provisions Of Sections 1855 and 1850 Of the
Political Code:
Against d. c. Berg, 81.
Against W. o. Bowers, 81
Against C. Bagnall, "a.
Agaiuss Harry Boyle, 81.
Against W B. Bursis 81.
Against Antoine Brewer, 81
Against August Brendlin, 81
Against G. w. Bailey 81.
Against James X Burke, 81.
Against Aaron Ball, 81.
Against ]. J. Carroll, 81.
Against T. G. Churchman, 81.
Against G. V. Churehmsn 81.
Against X. NJ Clarken, 81
Against Hugh Duffy, 81.
Against B. Dennery, "a.
Against S. A. Deuel. "a
Against n. G. Eldred, "a.
Against NJ. d. Eldrco, 81.
Against VIM. Pitt Eldred, s.
Against r. J. Fletcher, "a.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
Lots and Blocks in Town of Isleton,
Assessed to Unknown Owners.

20-Against lots 6, 7, and s. in block (, Isleton.
State and county tax, IS cents; Isleton School
District tax, y cents; costs, So cents; total
tax and costs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 i
eI-Against lots 0 and 10, in block f. IsletOn.
State and county tx, IS cents; Iseton School
District tax, % cents; costs, 81 cents; total
tax and costs. .........................S 81 L
p Against lots Is and 16, in block 4, Isleton.
State and county tax, IS cents Iseton School
District tax, % cents costs, SO cents; total
tax and casts. Observation-Disclosures /
S3-Against lot S, in block 6, lslstOu. State and
county tax, 81 cents Isleton School District
tax, % cents; costs, SO cents total tax and
costs Observation-Disclosures. /
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09

A DEATH BED MARRIAGE. - Robert
Cooper. business manager of the East Nel1
York Sentinel, and son of the editor and
proprietor of that paper, was engaged some
months ago to be married to Miss Catha-
rine hsman, young lady of good social
position. The young people were devotedly
attached to each other, but soon after the
engagement was made Mr.. Cooper's health
began to fail. On Friday he was seized
with hemorrhage of the lungs, and it be-
came apparent that he had only a few
hours to live. He earnestly besought his
relatives to send for Miss Kaman. She
came, and at the request of the dying man
consented to marry him. The Rev. Walter
Van Pelt performed the marriage cere-
mony, and few hours later the new-made
bride became widow, her young husband
dying in her arms.-[New York Times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
DELINQUENT
TAX LIST.
FOR 1888.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
FOR 1888.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- mento-ss. By virtue of and in accordance
with the provisions of Sections 1894, S765, S766,
and S767 of the Political Code will sell all the
property real and personal, hereinafter described
and delinquent for State and County and other
Taxes for the year 1885, front OF the Courthouse
door, at the hour of 10 A. NJ,
Monday, the 25th day Of February.
A. d. 1854.
For gold coin of the United States, each piece or
parcel so described for the amount of taxes thereto
annexed, together with per cent. and so cents on
each lot piece tract of land separately assessed
and on each assessment Of persona! property addi
tional thereto, and accruing costs.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09
American California
PaEp4,,. Ragparv

SYRUP-Bbls soc; half-bbs SIZE; 5-gallon kegs
624c; gallon tins 723c q gallon.
TEA-Japan-COmmOn l5025c good 25@30c;
perior 35c extra fine 5G3j0c Guspowder and I'm
peria-Common, Soc; superior, s73915Cc extra fine,
65a7Uo; Cangon and Souchong- Common 2Oc supe-
ror 81 645c; extra fine 50175c Pouchong-
s-b papers, l5g25c: Foochow-O 35@45o in
pspers Comet do 55c; FOrmOsa 25d35c; fine do
lnew season., 4OG55c; finest do, 65G7Oe y b.
WooDESwARE..A leading firm quotes as fol
lows Tubs painted, per dozen. 5000; nest
of three, g; nest of eight; "a vanished per
Dozen S9G2l; nest of three, 50 80 tDaCk hoopl
per dozen sl2al6; nest of three, s. 50 tgslvan
lied hoop, per dozen, Sl4dls; nest of three, 81 ;
Keeler's vanished, per dozen, s2d4; nest of five,
81 3 Pals painted, 81 Is per. dozen vanished.
SSd3 50 white, 50 50CI4 80; lard red 81 5063.
Washboards. Gallo zinc, 81 so per dozen East
combination. "a; Eastern double zinc, "a 50 ;
Eastern Wilson, 50 80 per dozen.
WooIEN GooDs,Pioneer blanketing is quoted as IS
follows: Vicuna and Brown, Pinch, 32oz 81 so y
yard; Gray same width and weight 81 ST. y yard ;
Gray, width 2i-oz, 81; Gray, 54inch l6-oz Soc ;
White Siuioe, 6qineh, 81 80; Mission and Pioneer
Flannes, s-Gray, or White twill ed. 7oz sec; same,
oz 4Oc Scarlet and Dark Blue Coo for I-oz and Acc
for 4I-oz White plain fuled 81 10; S2inch do 81 % ;
Ga French Plaids, 81 20; do, I extra heavy, CSC ;
Opera Flannsls, S5@37tc Ho eyeomb Flannels, % IS
a. IS y yard
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09

DIR. C. H. Yelvington asserts that the
copperhead never bites when coiled up, but
will throw the middle OF the body int
long, almost rectangular, curves, and with
the head and an inch or SO OF the neck
slightly elevated above the ground, is ready
to defend himself.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-09

Advice 10 NOfhefs.-Mrs. WInsI0w's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children cutting teeth. II relieves the little suf
ferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain and the little cheruh
awakes " as bright a button" Il is very pleas
ant to lasts 1t soothes the child softens the gums
sllsys al pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels
and is the best known remedy for darrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. dit IyMWS