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The Qusllty OF tho offerings this week shows q
Considerable Improvement over last weeks re-
eeiIts, but tho market has been very slow. Some
few thought them OF trl,, but the weight OF
opinion wak that there WAS no material yAIistlon
from last Monday. considering quality. Quota.
lions S5a61Sc, with few balls Gt the former figure
and most sales At iha574c. lhe sales ut SIC were
by the Lehman Ntns u. -
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limitations and counterfeits have again ap.
peared. Be sure that the word "Hossfoids'
Is on the wrapper. None ara genuine with.
oat it. rrSshw
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REMARKS,

The receipts have MOI been very numerous during
tho week. but tue G.rings seemed to 10 equal 10
moderated demand. At figures shade lower than
quo:ei oil lat Monday. Inequality IL not as good
which are slow Of sale. We quote al 7a7hC., with
e1tr, choice atSc few only telling at tho latter
lfure The snIe time last year hi IS told at SAs+c
with extra shade higher.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
MONDAY, December 81, 1883. |
OrricE op CALvKRros LIVE STOCK YARDS.
pFcrtpru ms TuR urvg


The arrivals CT heel cattle during the week
amounted 10 $50 head. against S75 head last week,
and S0l head the corresponding week OF list year,
and the sales wcFe COL bead, against LOSS head
last week. and ,0A head the corresponding week
Of last gear. and weio Us follows:
10 Baltimore butchcrs.. 400
To Country dealers..-..-....".... v.
To Eastern buyt sc
TO Washington ............... lU7
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A WELLKNOWN DRUGGIsT.

general health.
A WELL-KNOWN DRUGGIST,
Ny drug store wes tho ltst to sell 6wlits Specac
TWAS Then put up In quart bottles. which sold ior
$50 each. have seen gre4t many. cases cured
By tts a.s ald sose VITO had tried all go ~ Of
treatment. In fact, have never known 1t TO fail
Nhen taken properly: ssll lnrg. quantity oil II,
and for all diseasts that RIe dependent on blood
poison or sEin humor. It cures
Pimples and Blo;ches on the Skin,
and makes The complexion fsfr and rcey. As for
blood taint, there Is no such word as fall II cures
casGs that Lave lorg wthstcoi other sorts Of treat.
ment, anu without any oil those recurring troubles
thst generally follow merCurial aud other 20 called
cures. 4. L. MAsSgSBUgG, Macon, Ga.
DRY TETrER.
For years was afflicted with Dry Tet.e, Of the
most obstinate type. Vas tested BY many OF the
best phytitiaus; took Quantities Of mercury, not.
sab and aIsenlc which, Instead Of cuting The lei.
ter. crippled muup with mineral poison aud rhCn.
matlsm. The Ietter continued to grow worle and
the Itching almost made fge crazy. In this c6ndI.
ton was induce TO tSse Swifts specific. aud The
result was Is astonishing Gs It gratifi Ing In a
few months the Tclter was entirely WE'LL the Mer.
Guiial Poisoning all out of my system and was a
we'll EAn-And due only 10 SXifts SpeCldc All
uk9 sufferers should take 1t.
JAMES BuSSisd. Louisville. Ky.
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS,
Cypress RIDGE, &osEOE Co.. ARK,
July q, 1859.
have bright little daughter who will be two
years old next month. slc hos been troubled
nearly ever since her birth with SKIN disease,
which ~ inst diagnosed Chcken.Por, Lu. later
found It 10 be solne sort oil Glzen:n at any rate Il
resisted very stubbo.nly oil tho different tlcal-
mcnts. procured one DO tie OF Swlt's Specific
and gave II 10 Il IL small doses three times day,
and In ashott while had the satisfaction 10 sec that
abe WAS entirely well. / an 10 well pleased with
Its effect on hor that shull not only use Il In my
practice, but shall administer II to my other Gulf
dren and take II myself.
". T. BRoSrg, II. D.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free 10 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
mol Drawer 3, Atlanta. Tia.
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THAT HACKING Couau can bs 20 quickly
cured BY shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
WLL You suYyEa with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? shiloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
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For lamc Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Prise Is cents.
snlLoH's CouaH and Consumption Cure Ia
ton.
snILoH's FITALlzER is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
al symptoms OF Dyspepaia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle.
GROUP, WHoortSG CcUGu and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure.
For Sale by McLans Bros. and A. r. Young.
- .... Row.
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MEDICAL,


= n - .. caused by, De-
rangcincnt of Liver, bowels al! Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF a DISEASED LIVER.
bll hteaths Pain In the SIds, ,Sn:timsi the
1th y teI' under the Shoulder.blaLe, mistaken for
generally sostSe, sometimes aftermath. with lax;
ihe head = troubled with pain, Is ds!l and heavy,
WIN eohAlIeraIle loss Of memory, accompanied
WIN apalniul Ssnsatlo ofleaving unJas something
winch ought 10 h1rsbsen done. slight dry cough
any nu,hed lace Is sometimes an aIithdAht, often
mNaEen iot consumption! the pati,rt complains
twearines, and debility: nervous, tl,iy startled;
Iytt eoln or burning. sometimes pf'skly .eni,tlon
" ihe SKIN exists; spirits arc low RHl dependent,
snn, although satisfied that exercise Nogld be bshe.
neal, YET one can hardly summon ~ f1riltude -
ny TIN fact. dstrau every ren,!y, Several
ofthe above symptom, attend he d,s..s. but Gates
nave occurred when but few Of thea existed. yet
Examination after death Ia, shown tie Liver to
nave been extensively dsranCsd.
1t should BIO nsch by all persons. old md
young, whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In I'M.
healthy Localities, by taking dl,s OCCASION
ai,y to keep the Liver In healthy action, will AVOID
all Malaria, bilious attacks, plIi.nsn, Nau.
seq, Dto~slnet., Depression Of SPINS, etc. II
Mlll inyiSorate Ike glass Of wln., but Is no In.
toxicatinS beverage.
II You hnvc eaten anything hard Of
niHcstion, or feel heavy after msily, or slecp-
Tess at a'ght. take 4 dose and you sta sfeisyed.
= Time and Doctors Hills will DO saved
by always keeping tho Regulator
In tho House,
fof, whatever the allment may y. thoroughly
IL al
never be out oil place. The remedy Is harmless .
pleasure. n4.I
1T IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
ana mas al The power and efficacy d Calores or
Qulnine, without any Of The iRgnSgi aflsr siIech.
A Governors Tc-limony.
simmons Liver Regulator has ken IN use In my
family for some time, and an nIiSGrd 1t Is =
valuable addition to the medical ,sicEce. 81.
J. Gill SHORTER, Governor ofAh.
Hon. Alexander ii. Stephens, of en-,
says: Have derived some benefit from the use q
Summons Liver Regulator, and wish to give ii a
further trial. IH-s1 +.
"Thc only Thing that never falls 10
NciieSc.'-l have used many ftnsdies for Dys-
Pepsia, Liver Affection and leblily. but never
have i0a"d anything to beref; ne 10 the e1tew
Simmons Liver Regulator has, sent from Min.
nesota TO Georgia for 1t. and would send further for
sucn medicine, and would advise all who arc sim.
ilatiy affected to give Il trial as seems the only
Iihe that never iaili TO relieve.
p. NJ. JAaSEY. Minneapolis. MINI.
DR.. T. W. Mason says. From, actual ex.
perence In the tise Of Simmons Liver Regulator In
thy. practice have been and aE satisfied 10 usa
anu prescribe 1t As purgative n,dieine.
Gay Take only the Genuine. which AWAY,
has on the Wrapper the red Tradc.AIafk
and Signature OF j. II. ZEiLIN 8 co,
FOR SALE ny ALL DRUGGISTS. &
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W WV AbtAvtWCF.
Translated from the language Of the Mosquito
ORIGINAL.
Kicker ipiiCn naue,
MHrWkr pater.
iamue iIOupkau
C9ePe Nearer nj
k0olkuh idOukbGr.
s.H} Dear maue kuker
ClewOl prOuc
sibbeanc wal
M0ontermOpParA.
.N. Kicker mIsGrp
fdfte wthtgsn
l- kOker tom6olo
l.arnar lippun.
Idppuii, lppunkc.
kulunEer punGter
MS Bin biwegRn.
Coupe naIpr ..."
B0ukscr coupe
'-F N.rtr miiuluu
douEEer."
TRANSLATION.
Darling mine, sweet mine, we sever.
am golug far from thee,
Must thss parting DC forcyefS
shail We stroll beside the keA
Any inoteI The tes'breeze blowing
col! feel upo3 my brow;
ana see the lightning glowing
On me distant mountain now;
.E AM The yeidaut valleys under
,atthd hills arc gicalling briIht,
ht by Lightning while the thcudcr,
Dall and mouTnfui, blends with nisht,
ANA, alas. thou art not near mo,
And my toul Is SD and lionel
fats thee we'll Thou cAbst no, hear mel
All my Joy and bliss arc flown!
rts1o City, Cal, 1858. '''i'
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I}}etlare.

Oh tho continued Use OF mercury and potash for tie
treatment OF Blood and Skin Di,eases-they never
cure. and neatly always iHiufe or totally ruin the
vrupf raj health - $3.50 -
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A LEXANDER BONE, sR.,
Notary Public General Business and Licensed
Real Estate Agent Stock and Money Broker
Deeds, Leases, Acknowledgements, and Partnership
Agreements drawn up, l. etchauts' and M.nufad
tHrers Books opened, Houbee Ecnted Rents Col
iected Collections promptly femitted-ait business
correspondence conddeutially attended 10. No
ll6S Market Street, "0tt's Block" corner Market
and Twelfth streets. Wheeling. ". Va nol7
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Aorhfotd's Acid PhUsphate-Bewnrs OF
limitations.
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For Dyspepsia,

For DJ.Prlisln,
CoHtiVcness.
, Sick Headache,
Chronic Dlar-
rllmg,, Ja'ln'llec.
ln,pIurIty of tho
Bluod, Fever and
} Aguc. Malaria.
mud allDiSeascs
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CArARRu CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shileh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal injector FREQ.
For sale by McLane Bros. and A. T. Young
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RgxARgA.

hrrlNaih tnls
Arrivals one year ago. 2gl
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'sLEKrLEss NIaHTs, made miserable by that
terrible cough. 6hiloh's Cure Is the remedy
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i LOUIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RouTK
Lac 8 .ggsis s::iIsssssSSSs efssssE7
Time table for East aud Wes. CORRECTED 10 UNx
a, 1885, fHTll -
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh
street. near Public Landing, as follows;
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All trains daily except sunday. = -
PullmRns Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cans
through without change from steubcnriile East 10
Philadelphia and Now YORK. West 70 Columbus,
Cincinnati. Loutville, Chicago. Indianapolis and
e. Ionis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, Sleeping car
accommodation and my further Information, APP
ply to JNo. q. ToMLIGsoN, Ticket Agent al Pan.
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street. or al City
Ticket Ofice under Mcclure HOUSE, Wheeling.
Z = JAMES MCCkE1, --S+'"-- . :
Manager, Columbus, Ohio. 81
-.... L. 4. FORD,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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II should BIO nsch by all persons. old md
young, whenever any Of the above
symptoms nppcur.
Time and Doctors Hills will DO saved
by always keeping tho Regulator

In tho Housed
For, whatever the allment may b, \ thoroughly
SAFE pnrgatlye. Alternative aal tonic can
never be out Of place. The remedy Is harmless
anu does not Interfere with business Or
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RI
i q %
Condensed Time Table OF Passenger Trains, cor.
rected 10 NOVEMBER Is, 16sS-Ccntral Standard
Time. 49,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-08
THE AMENDMENTS

The constitutional amendments pro
posed by the Legislature to the people and
to be voted upon at the coming election,
are now being published in the RECORD
UNION, and there should be no excuse of
lack of information regarding them. They
are easily understood and need but little
explanation.
The first permits companies or individ-
uals to use the public streets, under munis-
ipal regulation, for the laying of water or
gas pipes, or other means of public illumi-
nation, in all cities and towns where the
municipality does not own works for such
purposes. This is simply provision for
fair opportunity between all enterprises,
with the proviso attached that the munich
pality may regulate the charges for service.
There will be no opposition Of any account
10 this amendment.
The second amendment provides for the
printing of textbooks for common schools
at State expense and their distribution
among the people at the cost of production.
1t is proposition concerning which it may
be taken as foregonc conclusion thatitwill
be adopted. Its purpose is to take the de-
moralizing contests over school textbooks
out of the public forum, and to eliminate
from the politics of local Boards of Educa-
ton the corruption and bribery by rival
book agents
The third amendment provides that the
State Board Of Equalization and the county
Boards of Equalization shall have the
power 10 equalize assessment values for the
purposes of taxation, by increasing OF
lowering the entire assessment roll, or any
single assessment on the roll, so rs tc
equalize the assessment of property and
make it conform TO the true value in
money But, in so doing, no mortgage
deed of trust. contract or other obi
cation by which debt is secured
money or solvent credits, shall bt
raised above the face value As the law
now stands, the act OF raising to equaliz,
must affect the whole roll, and thus certain
values, represented by mortgages, money
etc, may be actually rated higher for taxa
ton than their true worth-a blunder. by
the way, of the new Constitutional Con
vention, which even the small band of dis
Greet and practiccd minds in that body, Sc
lected al large because of superior ability
failed to discover lurking between the line
of the document that went from the ma
jority of the body TO adoption by the poo
pie upon the wings of popular prejudice
having just enough of good in it, and con
tanning just enough of right principle, t.
make its outrageous and laundering pro
visions painfully manifest
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-08

McSweeney's tears of blood weres very elo-
quently worked into the forrcnsic ebulition
of Mr.. Harrison, and ever since Democratic
papers have been s4,iveling over the .'ossi.
fication" of Ilaine's heart in the Nc
Sweeney csc, while the Examiner has
blubbered whenever the insolvency affair
was whispered. rE
Now mark how plain truth will nail lie
to the cross. insolvency was San Fran
ciscan, a cattle dealer He went to Ireland
on visit. While there, on charges OF
political agitation declared unlawful, he
was thrown into jail, where he remained
| thirteen months. Juige Cooney, on the
| solicitation of the Knights of St. Patrick OF
San Francisco, drew up statement OF Nc
2weeney's case and forwarded it to Senator
Farley and Representative Rosecrane
They laid the papers before the State BE
partment and that Department at once for
warded instructions to Minister Lowell t.
inquire and act in the premises Accordin;
to Judge Cooney, there the matter ended
But all this, says the Judge, was i'll 1889
after the assassination Of President Garfiek
and after Mr. Blaine mad retired from I'll,
Cabinet There is no testimony presente'
to show that Mr. Blaine had anything
whatever to DO with the case.
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A PRICKED BUBBLE.

The Democratic press, notably the San
Francisco E1dminer, has been exceeding
diligent in calling the attention of natural
lied citizens to the alleged fact that Mr..
Blaine refused or neglected when Secretary
of State to interfere in the case of Nc
Sweeney, who was imprisoned in Ireland
on political changes, he being an American
citizen Even Carter Harrison, Democratic
nominee for Governor of Illinois, referred
to the case in the Democratic Convention,
and asked, Do you think that Irishmen
will forget Insolvency., lying in foreign
dungeon7 insolvency, whose wife shed
tears almost of blood before James G..
Blaine, and he turned deaf ear to her i'm
ploring7n This was very pitiful plea, a
narrowing appeal, an unanswerablc ques-
ton addressed to the sympathies, Mrs.
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Violent HailstOrnl.
Our Sanitary Reform.

EDS. REcoRD-UNIoN Concerning the
proposed pumping Of the city sewage into
the river, wish to say that, according to
the highest obtainable testimony, it will
not pollute the river to any appreciable ex-
tent The sewage of all the towns along
the banks of the Sacramento river and its
numerous tributaries and their branches,
all comes to us as drinking water Marys-
villo, Chico, Smartsville, Oroville, Nevada
City, Grass Valley, Yuba City, Red Bluff,
Folsom, Folsom State Prison, Placerville,
etc., all pour their refuse into our drinking
water either directly or indirectly.
Yet we have the testimony of all of our
older physicians and many prominent citi-
zens as to the superior character of our
drinking water Our scientists and chem
lists say it is chemically pure. Sacra-
mentans like the river water, and it has
been regarded as superior to the drinking
water of many other cities If such evil
dencc rs the above is of any value, the
river water has not been injured by the
towns above us depositing their sewage
into the river and its tributaries, from
which we obtain our daily water supply.
At least Sacramento people like it, and the
physicians who now oppose pumping our
sewage into the river have always held
that it is wholesome water.
Now ] desire to ask if our eight inch
stream of sewage thrown into the Sacra-
mento below the city is likely to injure the
few people below who may desire to occa-
sionally use water from that stream. We
drink the combined flushings of the entire
upstream territory, and declare it to be
good and wholesome. Why may not the
few people who live near the banks of the
river between us and Underwater with equal
good taste ignore the fact that we con-
tribute our quota to the slickens that passes
our doors?
Regarding the alleged deposition of exca-
vator dumpage from Marysville, portion
of which is said to have been found few
years ago ut the mouth of our city pump, l
can only say that in stating the probability
of such an occurrence the American river,
with its swift stream flowing into the Sac
ramento just above the pipe, has not been
taken into account.
The argument at this time against pump
ing sewage into the river is tardy. The ar
gument by ex-members of the Board of
Health in favor of farming the sewage is
equally tardy. 1t cannot certainly have
needed twenty-five years of service to have
brought them to realization of the i'm
perative necessities of the situation. Are
there records to show that they have in the
past used their best endeavors for the adop-
ton of a suitable plan? If they did make
the endeavors, did they not fail? If they
failed, and we know that if they tried they
did fail, what did they do? They simply
let it run where it has been trying to run,
and stink, and stand still. We know what
the city needs, but we also know that funds
are not available to obtain such needs.
ABB.
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The REooRD-CNIoN is the only paper on
,be coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re
,e;,s, the fas Associated Press dispatches
from oil parts Of dle 'corld, Outside Of San
Francisco il mas no competitor, iR point Of
numbers, IN its home and general circulation
s6rouoEoa the coast Challenges Of TWO TO
ONE, corcriag points ADORE, ertendei 10 local
laily papers, remain open for acceptance.
S. c. Beekuith, Tribune Rsildtn9, Nea
York, sole agc,ttor the EasterR States. wv
Cameron, No. 8 New Montgomery street, San
Francisco, spocicl agent for San Fra"cisoe ana
,,;.;nit,J
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THE AMUSING CASE OF MR.. HARPER

Nothing more damaging can occur to
party in political contest than to be placed
upon the defensive. That is precisely the
situation of the Messrs. Harpers and of
George William Curtis. They started out
\ by assailing Mr.. Blaine, while admitting
that he was chosen by the representative
voice of the party to which they still claim
| to belong. But from this position they have
been routed, and are now driven to print
open letters" to explain away theincongru-
:ty of their many sided policy. TWAS grave
mistake in Mr.. Harper to rush into an open
| letter to explain, that his failure to secure
the publishing contract of Mr.. Blaine's
book, being contemporaneou with the
opening of the batteries of Hnper's Weekly
upon the candidate, was a mere coinci-
dence However sincere Mr.. Harper may
be in so declaring, the world will not be-
lieye him. 1t will, despite his protestations,
continue to hold that the assault had a
direct relation to the failure-so unjust, un-
feeling and generally mean-minded is this
cruel world.
But there is q still more unfortunate
phase of this business for poor Mr.. Harper.
When he wrote soliciting the publishing
contract, he paid the highest tribute to Mr..
Blaine's genius, to his patriotism, to his
devotion to his country, and all that-ln
short, he ladled out the taffy with liberal
hand The great firm of Harper & Bros.
had actually to call upon its head for an
autograph letter soliciting the publication
of the book, since it had become apparent
| that the man from Maine had not taken the
trouble to solicit Harper & Bros. to do his
publishing In the light of the caricatures,
ridicule and abuse of Mr.. Blaine, with
which Harper's Weekly now abounds, Mr..
Harper feels it incumbent upon him to ex-
plain also that the tatfy in his letter was
tribute to the man, while the abuse in the
paper is opposition to the candidate. If Mr..
Harper and Mr.. Curtis did not adhere to
the party of Mr.. Blaine, there would be an
avenue of escape for them in a declaration
that it is the party behind the man that is
Objectionable. But they take precisely the
! opposite position, and thus Mr.. John w,
Harper presents the amusing spectacle
of a two-horse act-the animals pursuing
| opposite courses.
It won't do, Mr. Harper. When you say
that you have high personal regard for Mr..
Blaine, and do not hesitate to repeat your
laudatons of him in personal letter, and
at the same time the paper you own and
control declares that Blaine is venal, rep
sents rascality in politics, and was the prin-
cipai in d case of moral bribery, you
convince the country that either you, Or
your paper, deliberately talsifes.