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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-29
American California
Refinery. Refinery.

SYRUP-Prices are pretty much in the hands Of
buyers especially for the product OF n California Re
hucry The American Refinery still! h Ids barrels At
SIC and 5-saillu kegs at 62sc L stern syrups are
also nounally held at the old figures though there Is
some cutting OF rates in some brands.
TEA-Crop OK 1855 Japan growth, good TO MEDIUM
GRADES S5Grs7tc Tor jobbing lots.
WOoDENwARE-A leading firm quotes as fol
lows Tubs painted. per dozen. 5000; nest
OF three Is nest Of eight. Sf vanished, per
dozen. s9G2l nest OF three s. 80 ear tolaek hoopl
Der dozen Sl2dl6: nest Of three - 50 igalvan
led ho0pl per dozen, Sl49lS; nest Of three, 81 /;
Neeer's yaruished. per dozen, S2ai; nest Of tive
N . Pals painted, 81 IS per dozen vanished.
1908 50 white s. 5St4 20; lard GOV rcd, 81 5g63.
IVashboards Cali ornia zlno e 50 per dozen East
ern combination. "a Eastern double zinc, 81 81
Eastern Wilson. g 50 per dozen.
Wo0LEV GnOps- Pioneer bianketing is quoted a.
follows Vicuna and Brown r. nch, S2-oz. - 50 ,
yard; Cray same width aid weight 3 s1s E yard
cray same width 2toz 81 Gray &-inch. l6-cz, Sc
Nhite S.uice 69-ineh g 20. Pioneer flau-
F4annels s-Gray o. White twill ed. 7-oz. Sec same,
soz 800 Scarlet and Dark Blue. 6oc for oz and 40c
Tor flor White plain ulled 81 10; S2inch do 81 p
"a French Flaids 81 20 90, EXTRA heavy, 65e
Ooera Fisunels, SjG37sc; Ho1eyeomb Fannes 81 3
uarT
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SAN Francisco. March 18th.
NON Nrnra arsEInN
FIRST STEPS.

Hush the baby stands alone
Hold your breath and watch her;
Now she takes step-jus one
Waivers, stops-quick, catch her
Courage Lies first step will cost;
n " again she's trying
One, two-three she walks, almost,
Trembling, stumbling, crying.
Precious baby up once more
Tiny feet advancing,
Little arms stretched out before,
Bright eyes upward glaucing,
Where mamma, with cheering smile,
To her darliug beckons,
Softly coaxing baby, while
Her first steps she reckOns:
One, two, three-Oh she will walk
Now, before we know it
Hear her sweet-voiced baby talk,
Little bird, or poet
Prattling, teddling, there she goes,
Stepping off so proudly
Turning in her untaught toes,
Pleased-then laughing loudly.
First exploit of self-content;
Now she's growing holder,
Strength and courage yet unspent,
One can ha dly hold her
She so presses TO advance
IN ner DaDI-learnlnS-
Pulls so-Ah by what mischance
Is this overturning
There lies baby on the floor,
SPRAYING, rolling, screaming
And life's first attempts so ppor?
Baby was but dreaming
When she felt . bold and strong;
Gladly now she's clinging
70 the one whose soothing song
Back her smile is bringing.
Hurts are cured by mamma's Hiss
Brave again as ever,
See, the plucky little miss
Makes her best endeayor
Walks right off-the darling pet
Rush now to caress her
Come what will of first steps yet,
All good angels bless her
Elizabeth C. Kinney, in St. Nichola
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TO A ROSEBUD.

4 little amiable advice addressed to her before sh
starts for ner first ball.
o Rosebud, with the trusting eyes,
List to the words of one more wise:
The happy bushes on your cheek
OF sweet anticipation speak;
Control them soon they will be chilled
By many a hope all ulfulfilled.
That petulant tapping Of your toe
That marks the minutes passing slow,
Control it-Time shall slip at last,
For even you, too fAst-tOo fast!
Over those lips the quick smiles run
That tell your joy to every one;
Control them-lips that smile too free
Are often stung by calumny.
Sweet is your coy, yet simple speech
Yet, ah the world has more to teach;
Control it-words should quite conceal
Emotions that some day you'll feel
And, oh that heart, whose throbs declare
Your silent hope that he'll be there;
Control tits q sad mistake;
The heart that throbs will some time break.
OF fancies, simple, sweet and fair,
Unworldly and unspOiled, beware
Control them-or be deuced sure,
My pretty dear, you'll marry poor.
-tPuck's Annual.
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san Francisco Produces Market

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth.
: FLoUR-There is a good jobbing demand, and also
liberal trading on shipping account. Prices are
rather steady, with buoyant tendency. Best City
Extra, IS 25d5 90 medium grades, 81 5o95 ;
shipping superiine, s. 50d4 so q Dbl
WHsAT-The market is SOW of movement, mainly
because there is lack OF offerings. Sto ks in this
city well reduced and interior advlces represent
that many country warehouses are nearly in an
empty condition. Shippers willing to pay 81 81
al 90 q ctl for choice grades but they unable
TO secure large parcels and the filling Of cargo is
matter Of great labor and time. Milling Of choice
quality is hard 10 find, and it is not easy to give
guiding figure for this particular glade. For fairly
good quality 81 90 q ct is said to be general ral
ing figure, while fancy lots likely be placed at
81 674 and possibly higher.
On call to-day more interest was shown in pro-
ceediags than has been witnessed for week. Specu
latve buyers fairly represented, but they were
cautious in operating. trifie more iiberality in
bidding would more than likely have run up rather
extensive record. Sales Of No / White were as fol-
lows
Buyer season-SoO tons, 81 81; 400, 81 6oj.
tn,,a trt1
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BARLEY No great evidences Of strength are ap-
parent. Trade is fair, though not pressing, while
values are more easy than at the beginning of the
ming down to 62lc @ CT according to quality. Brew
ing is only moderately firm, selling within range
of 95cgS1 q ctl for good to choice. Light grades
sell even lower.
Cal business has not been OF brisk character for
several days On Monday the market opened well,
both as to price and trade, but then there has
been more or less droopi g, and the results of the
several sessions have been rathr unsatisfactory.
Sales to-day in No. ] Feed were follows
Buyer season-40O tons, sSss; 200, 6S4c.
Seller season 300 tons. sage.
BUYER lSS4-I00 tons, 9lac z ctl.
ofosa i. oil Nv tho yoIIoyy
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sar Francisco Meat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slaughtereIs to dealers:
BEzg-First quality, 9ialOs second quality, S
GO third quality, 79sc 8 70.
YsA5- large CAVES, 1885, small ones, 7S1lc
z 10.
Au7os-wethers are quotsbe at 7g7lc, .nd ewes
ai7e7., = q.
LGns- Spring is quotable at l2Gl5c y 4.
Positive logs, x 7sc for hard grain hogs on
foot dressed do lOlGlt &c = h.
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Merchandise Report.
The following freight passed Ogden March a4tf

The following freight passed Ugden March z4th !:
For sacramento-G. A. Davis & Co., l carload
barbed wire and staples Weinstock Lubin, 2
cases dry goods, l case piece goods ; Huntington
Hopkins & Co, Is cases iron locks, cases hand
rakes, cases bolts Hail. Luhrs & Co., 10 barrels
whisky, 20 boxes canned meats Baker & Hamilton,
cases paper shells, cases caps and primers, 5
cases wads ca es brass shells.
For Marysville-J R. Burns, 7 barrels and 5 boxes
glassware Marcus & Co., 10 packages tobacco /;
White, Cooley Co., bales betting.
For Stockton-SYlvester, Moye Co., box mold
ings.
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To THE LADIES: Ladies desiring to be
perfect in their toilet should use Elite Bon
quet and Peck's Premium Perfumes. For
sale at all druggists.
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For 80 years the sGetable Pulmonary Bal
sam of Cutler Bros. & Co, Boston, stands
unrivalled for colds and consumption
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The warming of -four and the consequent
abstraction of the moisture adds greatly
to its durability.
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commeaeing Monday, February s5, 1854
AND rSrL FUSrHxR NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BLAls WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

R,fsfs A. M.-{Daily) San Francisco Psssen.
WV gers Train, via BenlciA Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at
tAched.
N,IlA M.-(Sundsys excepted)-Aocommo.
t'AV dation Tr&In to Marysville, Red Bluff and
Redding.
Q.9A A. M@CDary)-c P. Emigraut Tain
OscV 10 Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
1900 A :assars s son saos asssS': s as
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
11.OA 4, M.-{Daiy) -PaSsenger Train tor
4 A'cV woodland, Williams, willows, TehAmk
and Red Bluff.
TIA a. M.-{Dailyl-S San Francisco Passenger
AA'tV Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone, and at Lsthrop with Tulsrs
Passenger Train for Merced, MADEIRA,
Fresno and Tulare connects also st
Niles for San Jose.
1914 p. M.-{Dailv)-Local Passenger Train
h~'TS 20 Auburn and ColfsN.
ESQ Fam, m vs Rsg d EaHsss' s5
for Vallejo. Connects also a. SuiSun
Sundays eNcepted), for CSlistoga.
0,rA 4. a.-(Dailyl-Oresop Express foe
Os harYsylile, Chico, Red Bluff and Reiding
(Portlpnd, Oregonl
44o .ss, a@Se 9S.Ss 9,s 1os, a f, sGe
throp, which makes close corrections with
S. P Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Mo
Jaye, Daggett, The Needles "a & P R.R l
Newhal Santa Baroaral Los Angeles
Cotton (San Diegol Yuma, Maficopa
(Prescott Tucson, Benson Quay mas,
AeNieo) Demine "a T. s S. F. r. ~, n
Paso (r P. Ry.G san Antonio and
New Orleans. Connects also at Lathrop
with $. 7. Emigrant Tain for The Nee
dies Deming and Fl Paso.
45s BENZ M. 8, s36 80 p Pacific Express via
r.SS 7. NJ Jaily)-C y Atlantic Express
s'cc for ColfsX R no carson and Virgiuia(
Battle Mountain (Austin), Palisade ,Ed-
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
H.iSP y. M.-tpAyl-Passenger Train for
s'f Woodland and Knights Landing.
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PROPEAING

oF GERMAN-EVGLIsH SCHOOL, NORTH
east corner and Twelfth streets, TUESDAY,
1ail branches), from to II A. NJ; terms, 81 per
month in English (all branchesl to P NJ, 81 per
month in German writing, reading aud GRAMMAR,
Ito5P NJ 81 per month; in German and English
Rveninp SCHOOL, to 10 P. NJ. 50 per month. Pri-
vyate lessons in German and English at reasonable
terms [mr27-1Hl X. HEINRICH, Teacher.
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LIN hhFOOLl MATCH soth.
WHEEr-Caliiornis spot lots are dull at rs Sd
to Is lid cargo lots Ais for just shipped 4Qs I'd for
nearly due, and ses Tor Of coast
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yastarn and Foreign Markets.

INV YORK, MARCH 1SIh
BREADsIUgFs- Flour Is duh and Wheat Is irregu
lar the latter at 81 05@l 10 3 bushel
WooL-California is steady at l0Gl6c for fal
bury, and 10alsC Tor clear fall spring bury, lo'
70 2Oc; clean spring, 20S26e; pnlled, 2SGSSc.
HIDEs-Caliiornia are strong at 2Sd24c.
CHICAGO, March 2sLh.
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Sacramento and PlaCerville 2. r.
%.0a A. M Sundays sxcepte,i) Local Pas
t'cV senger Train for Folsom and Single
Springs.
A,aA T.. u.-(Sundays eNcep;od)-Local Pas
II "V senger Train for Folsom
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A. n. TOWNE ...................Gen Genera. Manager
7. II. GOODMAN. .. Genl PaSS'r and Ticket Ager.
ja5-ipu
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WHHAT-S4.c Tor May.
Consists tor Nay.
PoRs-sl7 s. for May.
LARD-S9 30 Tor May.
SHORT RIBs-S0 IS for May
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with y plentiful dressing Of Hour. This
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left. The same Journal says carron oil
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skin Il u~nbroken. care, Of course. being
taken TO exclude tho air from the In
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-03

1fshsI vs< . god iIisis gId, b4l ~
did not Iiks " sfudv. Hhs toId her
mo<bor she could wslk aud lslh, ed
she didn't want 10 fesd.
Her mother was sorry 10 hear her Ilt.
10 girl talk 10 that way. She told
Mabel how foolish she would feel 10
grow No and know nothing.
mabsl said che would like 10 Ienrn II
II wns not suNh hard work.
Ono morning Mabel lay on The floor
with her book In her hand. She said.
Mamma. I don't think other little
girls havo such hard times studyiug."
II know my little girl u not very
stupid" said hcr mother. III you
would study your lesson instead Of
thinking how hard II ID, you would s0on
get through, Mabel. Put your book
away now, and ! VII givc you > lesson
without any book"
Mabel was delighted 10 put her book
down. She did not know what her
mother could mean. They put on their
hats and walked : great distance. Al
last they canlc 10 ) shady yard with .
largo stono building In Il. Msbel's
mother asked 10 20 70 tho school-room.
They wero taken into . large room.
Many little girls wore seated n ; row,
with books IN their hands.
"Now. Mabel" said her mother.
"see how nicely those little girls
study"
Mabel looked at their books aud
said: Mamma, they are not studying,
for their BOOKS have no letters In them.r
Mabers mother then asked for one Of
the books and showed II to her. There
were no black letters In the book.
Mabel felt tho page and found that II
was rough. Her mother told her II
was covered with rascd letters.
The teacher told ono Of the little girls
10 read for Mabel. The pupil ran her
fingers over the page and read nicely.
Mabel then learned that the poor little
girls were blind, and could only read
BY feeling the letters.
Mabel told her mother that she had
enjoyed her lesson without any book
very much, but she WIS so sorry for the
little blind girls. Her lessons would
o seem hard again, when she thought
Of them. Orr LtAie Ones.
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cHA'r1h A~uusIisuhp'
Forgive me, Mabclle9' she cried,
On = ~ den Impulse. 81 love my
brother God and myself only know
how much and your sister Is q bad,
upprlnc'pled woman. who VIII have
gone near 10 br AK his heart BY what
she has done; but you are innocent, ]
see. and \ has shaken yon terribly.
Herr. NJ down. and do not think Of 60
INK hsok yet
mo, don't touch me- said Mabelle,
with difficulty getting her words out
II know IL She
You knew-yoa knew" cried
Grace, rrcolllng, aud flashing q terrible
look upon her.
mol mran--I did not know his. ]
knew she had seen Mr.. Fordycc. i
uongiif she had seen him often, but |
did not know | began 10 think she
would not marry Philip. and that ]
ought 70 speak 70 you'll didn't
know. em nearly mad. think
concluded Mabclle, with a strange and
hnggard lopk around ns she put her
hand 70 her hcld.
'Pleasc TO tell me- Grace had
uernn. when tho silence outside was
suddenly broken by The sound OF wheels,
and, strange though u might seem In
~ intensity OF their present feelings.
b0'n The girls looked eagerly out Of the
wiu1ow, for. deep In tho foreground
q 10Th minds, lnrked the unspoken
Iesrf what PHILIP. by any chance.
wor 70 arrive Today n0wF' And
4ince' seeing . cab dive up. and the
ersser thereof scanning tho numbers on
s6e house doyr., uttered the fear which
pef.!yied Mabclle's lips.
III y should be Phillip Good heav-
ens-i believe II u Philip"
SUI no answer from Mabclle, while
esrnre rushed 70 the window and found
snss her lear was ght--thc cab STOPPED
uefe; That Wa he, bronzed and tanned.
ssa boxing hke . forcignrr- much
changcd-a man 10 attract notice now
vnetever ne VENT but Philip. her very
orother mi 2. casting impatient glanccs
.ownsd tho house. throwing some coin
q mo saoman. and striding up the
s.eps. y wa. then that The full force Of
Ne situation burt upon both girls
lie has not been 10 London at all
% "a como by Liverpool. The letter
why no can never have got tho let
ser; TO does not know"
losing her presence Of mind. began to
walk hnrri rdly about wr.nging her
q = mutier,ngi
Swhn sss,I ! doI Oh. heavens what
poov fhllip"'
nApcile had sunk upon the chair. IN
eole any logger 70 stand up-her limbs
WOULD not support her. and then a
~. s!s,"c; ana NE 10 was burst
49, rn'np M oracc ~ bis
"a w isuynng WIN delight,
- HnK n'r, aud saying wow,
en''n. oont oie OF sufprise-don't
~.'id v'ssss o. : heart Grace
~ W. nAss ecen angfy with him
=. o,nn. loyini hAsfc' his oblivion.
e.ss' ,na'.snt on 70 everything but
-. " ' "ns hs ana seeing bis be-
rn'np: she said releasing herself
~ ,IFs<'nk so'cmniy' 'yon don't
a ~ INN, ! have . v'sitor--snd
sof VINO mas. come on q bad or
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-03

Why plonoo should 30 con-
sidered more beautiful, and therefore.
moro desirable and fashionable, than the
other varieties which cover and adorn
tho female head divine, 10 . question -
perplcxing. u not a. I'm Important o. Z
D~undreary connudrum. Perhaps BE-
cause, q . natural growth, II Is com.
paratively rare. II dlamonds--which
ara 80 successfully inflated that mono
but experts CAP detect the counterfeit
were rs plenty ~ peas and as cheap
how many would caro- to wear themp
Germs Us now and then only % far as to
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-03

Mr.. w. r. Robinson, Dsvisboro, Ca,
linz on finely, the uicsr 4 Z SgsduaiIy III.
ing. / feel that Swift's rpsciic wfli curs
the horrible cancer which hes been feeding
on ms for ovcr twenty years.D
Mr.. 0.G. Barron, Of Banning, 0a-,writee,
dated March 3, 1884; The SORENESS hes I'll
gone out Of ths Cancer, end my health hes
greatly improved. / have taken SIX bot
Ties Of swfvIss HPEclvlc, for a6ktn Concor,
which | have had for years.n
Treatise on Blood and Skin DIaeoUoo
mailed free. TIE rwIv1 SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer .. Atlantis, O..
"LIfsRsLLY carried out OF the system." Do
ease when attached By snndrRdS Hesvtue.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-03

DA u. n. HISspALE,K enswes, H., says:
"A neighbor's wife wss a ackcd with vio-
lent lung dIsesse, and pronounced beyond
help from Quick CONSUMPTION. The family
was persuaded 10 try Da. wv. HALL's Bal
SAN ron 4 LUNGS. By The time ~ he'd
one-half dozen bottles she was about
The house doing her y work.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-03

Many people si!sh shss Ahssn4a.esaa
p re blood Which 9spes!!e lelss9os1! ~
moss, stiffnese and swelling oS W 5o104@
and sxcrucIatinK paina. Ki6ney. on Wlll
certainly efsc3 , cure. u ecoe o. ~ 1t
q ~, Llvsr end Bowels, stimulating tetm
70 : healthy action, purilie1 and eurlcdt1
the blood and siimlnatss The potion iron
The svsism. 90 70 the nearest dTugglst)
buy kidney Wort and b cured.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-03

r1-Ksep This in Mind. In ths Diamond
Dyes more coloring Il rivsn than % auy
known dyes, and ths y give fastsr and no1o
brilliant coltrs. NC. 1t ALI drugds's.
Wells, Richardson 4 Co, puFIlnglon, W
Sample Card, 80 c,lors, and book d 6irso-
tions for &C. stAmp.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-03

A surRrnr Counr decision, ssYss, dear,
but Of cou .s you must speak n ps.n-0l
City Derrick.