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first of each month.

first Of each month.
EXAMINER PUB. Co,
>. X. STREET Business Manager.
Referring to the above, would re-
specifically ask of my friends u share OF
their patronage In the Job printing line
Will have ample facilities to do any
class of work, on as short notice, in as
good style and at AZ reasonable prices m
any other job establishment in the city.
WIN. LAMBDIN.
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Professional Notice,

Or. W. II. taiee has removed his OF.
flee TO Castle, Morrison Il Co.'s drug
store. AT night he can he found at the
McClellsnd hotel by Teiephoning or by
calling at room l0l. G,20-2m
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Mrs Margaret lyman, 23l Eat Thirty
fourth street New York, writes hat ,he
suffered two years with rheumatism,
aud for five month, was in bed Finally
ST. JAG bs OIL. the great cor qu' ror Uf
pain, was tried and it cured her.
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WYeth's Menthol Pencils, sure cure
or Headache, Neuralgia, Fooihache'
Earache, Faceachr; price 20 cents
sold by Riyeire ~ Co., Druggists,
Franklin street, Waco, Texas.
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GOLD IN OUR OBJ FIELDS:

When we consider the health to be
better than wealth, then must we co IL
slider the old field mullen better than
gold at least the medical world so
recognize it, and attest its merits
over cod liver oil for lung troubles.
Made in Il tea and combined with
sweet gum, it presents in Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and
Mullen, Il pleasant and effective cure
for Group, Whooping- cough, Colds
and Consumption. Sold by all drug
gists at 2jc and Sl.00 a bottle.
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Exhausted vitality, Nervous and Physical
Drhillty Premature decline in man. Errors OF
YOUTH and the untold miseries resulting from
udiscrrtiun or exec Ssrt. y hook Tor every
man Young, middlr-agrd and old. II contain
- tiiySy tptlLu- tor all acute and chronic dis
asses, each one OF which Is Invaluable. So
Ia mt by The Author, whose experience for 2S
ycais j. such rs rrubahlv never before fell To
IA lot of any physician. 800 pages, bound II
eauttul French muslin, embossed covers full
lit. guaranteed to be finer work Ia every
.cns- (mechaiiCal, literary aud profess iunaD
han any .thcr work soll in this country iOl
g. ~. ur the mo, ey VIII be refunded In every
Instance Price only ST. my mail post pail. IL
MstrRtiNp ample & cents. send now. cold
Medal awarded the nuthor hv the National Med
rui Associations, to the officers of which he
refers.
The Science of Life should be read by tht
,uunP for Instruction, and by the allie for
relief. II viii benefit aii.-London Lancet.
There l. no member Of science to whom Ih'
science of Life Will not be useful, VIII thcl
youth parent, guardian, Instructor or clergy
nnu.-AIgonaut.
Address the ielbody Medical institute, o,
pr. W. II Parker, ~ Buliin,h street Bos-
'Ot., Mu,s., who may be consulted on all dis
cases requiring XII aud experience. Chronic
ud obstinate diseases that have bailled tn,
X IL OF all other uhN Sicians Il specially. such
ucNtrd successfully without an instance OF
failure. Mention this paper.
HEAL THYSELFp
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Two columns of communication are
published III the Baltimore Md, News,
rom representative men All over the
v,rid, certifying to the efficacy OF St.
lac b. OIL, the pain cOnqueror.
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Hope should never be obscured by
Kidney Troubles.

Don't dose for kidney affections. Use
externally one Benson's Capcine Porous
Plaster over the kidneys.
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To Rent

a dwelling house with four rooms
convenient with the business portion
of the city. Apply to w. III. Wilkes.
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Ladies Underwear:

We have only few more pieces lett of
the bargains we offered during the past
week. Sanger Bros.
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The tanning of leather is fastened
by electric currents.
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Wanted.

An experienced sheep man wants n
place as herder for large flock.
Address A. A. L., this Office.
jul Is lw
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Our special offerings in l.'ces ana EN-
broidcry during this week should attrac'
he attention OF everybody. Sanger Bros.
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lots AND FLASHES.

Call and see tine low-cut prices in
Men, fine shoes at Il. HABER's
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Laces, Hamburg Edgings, Swiss Trim
,nings, Everlasting trimming and Ladies'
Scckwcar departments. Call for specla
attention this week at sanger Bros.
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.. L. NORWOOD, lie present incumlrn
: cahd tat" Tor recollection To the oilicr
assessed, subject 10 the action of thc - en-
attic party
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Parasols have been cut in prices again
- We are b, und 10 close them out. sanger
Bros.
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The biggest drive this season i'll Cloth
70 and Mems furnishing goods
b. HABER's,
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A few special t. of dies Gauze Tn
lerwear and Co,sets this week AT Sanger
Il ,os
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Ch'oric ether placed in a kerosene
lamp renders it disinicctant.
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ITEMS or INTEREST.

Truth is stranger than fiction, and
less appreciated.
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Russian railways use petroleum for
uel.
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Big cuts tbs week in Ladies Fine
Button and Low SHOES at Il. HABER's.
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Wholly reiable--iieaven and the
cash.
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Life is too short to throw stones at
every dog ,hat barhs,
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Don't be rude by laughing at your
own stories.
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Errors to regret is the common lot
OF all
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Compressed AR locomotives are
used in Europe.
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III BLlC " kItriiElt

IN HoNIAs +. STEPHENS, we arr author
Ia, w shnou &c, is candidate for Public
1. ~ OF Vi Lehman coanty, ~ the action oi
Denoerailc party.
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The Great Sheen Raiser

Mr.. Alfred Hay, of Boomanoomana
Australia, says that II few applications OF
st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-reliever,
cured him OF painful neuralgia.
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An analysis of tobacco shows that
it contains sugar.
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Congress has no constitutional pow .
cr to tax labor.
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NX COLLECTOR

I N. RlolEl Is Il ci.ndidaoc for the ollic,
pl-etOtu McIe man county, subject It
cIOa d, the Democratic party.
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Observation-Disclosures no. +

IA u. HjSl. asa ramiIu.tr for lhn nuica of
hlssloner OF Precinct No. /, OF McLruntl
~ subject 10 the action Of the Demo.
80 parly.
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Time silvers mans hair faster
than it does his pocket.
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II a littlc1
Il man nj
IS, naIIlell
dilicr in \
ing the nj
Mr.. Cord
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from Id
the III
under |
Mr.. I'd
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Is Of Mr.. [
who arrcs(
all. fortI
1yicteol ot1
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bond in |
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'l'ilty jail |
Y court.
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n WpMbIh j. q cauoi tate for the one,
~ Ass, ssurut Mci.eunan county. subjrc. 4,
actlon OF the Democratic arty
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-25

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-25
METALS AND MECHANICS.

A Philadelphia manufacturer buys tons
of old rubber shoes, overcoats, car springs,
etc and makes them into toys for chill
| dren.
A young man of Dayton, Ohio, George
| c.. Pyle by name, has invented an eiec-
trio headlight for locomotives; and 1t has
proven very successful on trial. The APP
paratus is fastened to the foot-board OF the
engine. ON the left side, and directly in
front of the cab. The light is equivalent
to that of 1000 candles, and the power
necessary to run the dynamo will not ex-
coed one and one-half horsepower.
Wood pavement is to be given up in
London. and the old Macadam system re-
stored. The former is said to have not
only failed to realize the expected advan-
tages, bit has led, according to Professor
Tvndai's report, to serious affections of the
eyes and lungs; that is, by continual wa
tering the wood became saturated with
street filth and then, under the influence
of the hot sun, gave forth pernicious spe-
cies of dust.
Casting of bronze statues of Buddha is
carried on in Bangkok. The process, says
late official report, is of the kind known
as zen cire perdue," and the alloy used
consists of copper and lead, sometimes with
the admixture of small quantity Of zinc.
A clay model is first made; upon this a
coat of wax is nodded, and over this again
is put another layer of clay The whole
is then baked, the wax running off through
apertures left for that purpose, and, the
central core being kept in its place by iron
pegs, the alloy is then run into the space
previously occupied by the wax.
Professor Calvert has recently made the
interesting discovery, by practical tests,
that the carbonates of potash and soda
possess the same property of protecting
iron and steel from rust as do those aka
lies in caustic state Thus it is found
that, if an iron blade be immersed in a
solution of either of the above oarbonates,
it exercises so protective an action that
that portion Of the iron which is exposed
to the influence of the damp atmospheric
air does not oxidize, even after so ex-
tended period as two years Similar re-
suits, it appears, have also been obtained
with sea water on adding to the same the
carbonates Of potash and soda in suitable
proportion.
When brass is soldered with soft solder
the difference in color is so marked as to
direct attention to the spot mended. The
following method of coloring soft solder is
given by the MetcIidr6eiter: First, prepare
a saturated solution of sui phate of copper
(hluestone) in water, and apply some of
this on the end of stick to the solder
On touching it with steel or iron wire it
becomes coppered, and by repeating the
experiment the deposit of copper may be
made thicker and darker. To give the
solder a yellow er color, mix one part Of a
saturated solution of sulphate of zinc with
two of suiphate of copper; apply this to
the coppered spot and rub it with zinc
rod The color can be still further i'm
proved by applying gilt powder and pol
ishinn.
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The following compound riddle was com
posed by the Bishop Of Clifford;

The following compound riddle was COM
posed by the Bishop Of Clifford:
IL have a box.
This box has two lids
st also mas two caps
1T contains TWO musical Instruments.
5-It has also in Il Two established measures.
CT contains Il great mum Der OF articles car
penter could not dispense with.
This box always has about ii two good fish.
s-A!so great many of smaller size.
I'm il you win find lofty trees.
l0--Also some gaudy flowers.
1.-THE fruit Of an indigenous tree.
I3-TWo gentle little animals are found in it.
IS-aIso number Of smaller and less tame
animals.
IA fine stag is found within it.
ia great many small whips without ham
dies.
lG-It boosts of..two halls or places Of worship.
I7-Spme weapons OF warfare are always
found in this box
weatheg-cocks
Iq-The steps Of hotel are also found in it,
- The House of Commons resouudS with two
of my essential articles when on the eve of a
decision.
2l-Iu the box you can find two scholars.
22-And then find ten Spanish gr&ndees TO
wait upon them.
All pronounce me a wonderful piece OF me-
chaniSm, bu; very few have remembered the
strange things that make up my whole.
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ALL DUE TO LOVE.

Augustus saw Alice one morning,
BY accident over the way
And smitten without any warning.
Proposed-and they marry to-day.
And Alfred and Agatha meeting
BY accident quite, at the play,
Were caught at the very first greeting,
And are to be married to-day.
Had Alfred, now, CHANGED to meet Alice,
In just that original way,
I'll wager, without any malice,
That they would have married to-day.
Had Agatha walked for an airing,
In Alice's Shoes let us say,
Augustus might now have been swearing
To love and defend her Away.
All blind little god of the culver,
Thy wings ever t1utter astray.
To think of the sport is to shiYeri
Thine arrows fly ell the wrong way,
For Alfred and Agatha mated,
No more than n season stay.
Augustus and Alice are fated
To wrangle their wedlock away.
All blind little god. if thy blindness
Should lead thee this way,
Uncover thine eyes in ali kindness;
And kill me, in mercy, pray.
New York Star.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-25

ScoTcH MARKIAGEs-Fearful and Won
der.ul are the vagarieS of the Scotch mar
riage law. From time out Of mind it has
been considered ieSa! for people to marry
merely by making declaration in the
presence Of witnesses. But by statute of
Charles H., which is about as obsolete as
the Lords Day Act, such marriages are
forbidden and declared punishable Last
week couple were brought up at the Ed
inburch Police Court for having contra
vencd this statute by declaring themselves
husband and wife before witnesses. They
pleaded guilty and were fined shilling
each. Oddly enough, however, the con-
viction Itself becomes a legal celebration
of the marriage, and the document re-
cording ii Is Il certificate Of marriage which
can be produced in ease OF necessity
London Truth.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-25
G4sTR0NOMIC PICKINGS.

Schiller, the German poet, loved to write
by candle-Hght, with bottle of Rhine
wine upon the table. These" says Long
fellow, were scholars and gentlemen"
Man needs to be sent forth, occasionally,
from the city with its grand dinners and
| fine wines, to the country to live for a
while like Nebuchadnezzar, on grass-sim-
pie salads and fresh milk.
Mushrooms, like charity, cover multi
tude of ins-5astronomical sins in the way
of shortcomings in cookery. A tyro in the
| art throws lot of mushrooms into sauce,
thinking thereby to cover up an ill-cooked
dish.
Roger Ascham in one of his letters
| writes: The Emperor drank the best
that ever saw; he had his head in the
glass five times us long as any of Us, and
never drank less than a quart at once of
Rhenish vine
The Professor said if the morning hours
are the wings of the day, only fold them
about me to sleep more sweetly; knowing
that, at its other extremity, the day, like
the fowls Of the air. has an epicurean NOR
sel-the parsons nose-and on this oily
midnight my spirit reyels and is glad.
Charles Reade the novelist, was fond OF
bonbons. His idea Of an orgy was a feast
Of sugar plums; and, like young ladies' he
loved sweet champagne One of his lady
| friends complained to him that the sun was
spelling her complexion. = Not at all, my
dear" he answered, "you look ike 4 nice
ripe peach
He who has not been at Il tavern knows
not what a paradise it is O! holy tavern
o, miraculous tavern! Holy, because no
carhiug cares are there, no WEAKNESS nor
pain; and miraculous, because Of the spitS,
| which of themselves turn round and round,
roasting juicy meats and sayory birds :
| Oho!-[Oid Book.
Roger Aseham, the schoolmaster, in
structor of Queen Elizabeth in 1910, says
in one of his letters from Germany: Tell
| Mr.. MAIDEN will drink with him now a
course Of wine; and would to God he had
q vessel OF Rhenish wine, and, perchance,
vixen come to Cambridge, will 50 pro-
vide here, that every year / will have a
little piece CT Rhenish wine"
When the cook Of Louis XVIII was
reproaehed by his Najesty's physician with
running the roya! health Iy savory juices
the dignitary of the kitchen sententiously
remarked that il was the office Of the cook
TO supply the King with pleasant dishes
and il was the duty Of the doctor to enable
his Majesty to digest them. The division
Of labor and the responsibilities of office
could not have been better Defined The
| Caterer
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Bag SAMPLES AND PRICE LIST FREE. ~gsa
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRALPACIFIC RAILROAD.



Commencing Monday, September 1, 1884,
ASD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Traine aud Boats win Leave Sacramento
AS FOLLOWS
. 100 aiiy)-AeeommoFat1on Train
to stockton and Lathrop. Connects al
LathTop with $. ]. Emigrant Train tn
The Needles Deming. II Faso and New
Orleans.
to Marysville, Chico and Tehama Con-
meets at Tenama with Oregon Express
for Red Bluff Redding and Delta Port
land, Oregon.
Train, via Benicia. Second-class passen-
ger cars to san Francisco attached.
5:00 4. M.-(Suudays Xcepted}-Acaomuo-
dation Train 10 Marysvilie.
700 A.M.-Daily)-C P. Pacific Express, via
Benicia to San Francisco. Connects at
Susun for Vallejo and Calistoga
900 A. M.-lDaily(LGI. P Emigrant Train to
Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
1000 a. Nor as soon thereafter as practi-
cable-Sundsys exceptedl. Steamer TO
San Francisco, touching al all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
1880 a. M.-lDaiiyy,ll-oregon Express to
Woodland, Williams, Willows, Tehama
Red Bluff, Redding and Delta portland
Oregon.
1910 A. Nf.-Dailyl-sa Francisco Passe, :
ger Train. Connects at Gait with Passen-
ger Train to lone, and at Lathrop
with Passenger Train to MERGED,
MADEIRA. Fresno ana Tulare connects
also at Niles for San Jose.
I2:40P. -(Daily)-Losal Passenger Train
to Auburn and Colfax.
$50 P.M.-(Daily)-Red Bluff Passenger
Train to Marysville, Chico, Tehama and
Red Bluff.
$50 Z. M.-Daily)-San Francisco Passen-
ger Train, via Benica. Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo Connects also at Suisun
Sundays exceptedl . or Calistoga.
SIS p. NJ Sundays excepted) - Local
Train to Stockton and Lathrop.
Connects at Lathrop with the South
er Atlantic Express to MADEIRA,
Mojave, The Needles "a. q P. R. r.,
Newhall Santa Barbafa), Los Ange-
les, Cotton tSan Diego, Yuma, Mari
copa, Tucson Deming "a, T. & s. F
r. RI, FL Paso IT. & P. Ry.), San Antonio
and New Orleans
7:O5 p. M.-Daily) - Passenger Train to
Woodland and Knights Landing.
1895 7. M.-(Daily)-Central Atlantic Express
to Colfax, Reno Carson and Virginia),
Battle Mountain (Austinl Palisade Gu
reka), Ogden Council Bluffs and East.