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CAUTION AGAINST INVITATIONS.

eyes or catarrh
The great success attending the introduction of
my "Actina" has melted several dishonest persons
to place upon the market aspurious imitation of
every genuine instrument manufactured by me
viii be accompanied by my name and address in
full William Cotter Wilson, New Brunswick, N. j.
Without this. none of my manufacture, nor will
1 be responsible for the use of a dangerous coun-
terfeit Some of these persons have actually copied
my testimonials, given in favor of my "Actina"
battery, and having expunged my name from the
chasers into the belief that the batteries they sell
are manufactured by myself. Several letters of
complaint have already reached me, stating that
persons eyes have been injured by the use ofsuch
instruments. M [july5-1y
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@D-If you want to buy a house. or sell
your old piano, cent-a-word advertise
ment in the SUNDAY TATTLER will be OF
material assistance to you.
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rssraucT1os N on pAnrssa.

Mrs. W. J. Kline Is now prepared to INSTRUCT
pupils In all brancheS Of oil painting. eitner ~
class or private. Address. I'd aoers $50 bayefsst'
three doors from Erie street.
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NOTICE OF sETTLEM ENT.-NoTICE IS
Whereby given that the account of the subscriber,
administrator of Helen G. McClelland, deceased,
will be audited and stated by the Surrogate Of the
County of Hudson. and reported for settlement on
Saturday, the 9th day of September, next.
Dated July LIST, A.. D., 1885.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST
II National Bank Of Jersey City, in the State Of
New Jersey. at the close Of business. July 1st
1885:
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NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTARY IS
Whereby given that the account Of the subscriber,
administrator of Bridget Leach, deceased will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate Of he County
Of Hudson, and reported for settlement on Satur-
dzy the 5th day Of September next
Dated July LIST, A. D., 1886.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19

An Eminent German scientist has recently dis
covered from root extract an absolute specific for
Tape Worm.
is pleasant to take and is not distressing to the
patient but is peculiarly sickening and SIMPLIFYING
to the Tape Worm, which loosens its hold of its
hold Of its victim and passes away In natural and
and easy manner, entirely whole, with HEAD, and
while still alive.
One physician has used this specific in over 400
cases without single failure to void worm entire.
Success guaranteed. NO pay required until re
moved with head Send stamp for circular and
terms HAYWOOD & CO..
10 Park Place New York.
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ASSOCIATIONS.

DAvONIA BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
/ Regular meetings held on Thursday evenings
at Bank Building" corner Pavonia avenue and
Erie street. Parties desiring shares invited 10 at
tend. JAMES p. HALL Pres.
RI FRANK J. MATTHEWS v Pres.
d. D. CLARK Sec ~
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Z
OFFICE-0RDER TO

County of Hudson. s..
CURROGATE's OFFIUE-0RDER TO
ID LIMIT CREDITORS.
Benjamin s. Taylor, administrator Of Elizabeth
Tice deceased.
Upon application made to me for that purpose.
by the above-Ramed administrator, do hereby, on
this 18th day of june in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and eighty five, order the
said administrator to give public notice to the
creditors Of the estate OF said decor 3D. to bring
in their debts, demands and claims against the
same, under oath, within nine moths from the date
OF this order by setting up copy of this order in
five Of the most public places of the County Of Hud-
son for the space of two months and advertising the
same for the like period in the SUNDAY TArTLEe,
Of the newspapers OF this State such notice to
be given and advertised within twenty days from
the date hereof, and 10 be continued for two
months.
jane27 WILLIAM McAVOY, Surrogate
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HUD-
n son County National Bank of Jersey City, in
the State Of New Jersey at close Of business July
1
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-19
IMPROVEMENT of GARFIELD AVE-,
From Linden Avenue to the west side Of Gates
Avenue,

in accordance 18th plans and specifications on file
in the office Of the Chief Engineer corner Of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street. where blank forms OF
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VIM. McAvoY. Surrogate.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-14
CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION.


LIT people buy where they can buy the
cheapest, reserying to each nation the right to
protect its own industries from all foreign com
petition. The Chilean President probably in
tended 70 show the South American Commits
sion that Chile could get along without the
United States. but his idea was rs correct as
though It had been more complimentary to this
country.-[San Francisco Gail.
IT is pity that Gree does not reside in Lon
don. If all who empty the cup of debauchery
were yisibly changed into swine, it would not
be so difficult, in the modern Babylon. TO find
ont who's who.-[san Francisco Alta.
WHES the Mormon spokesrnen pirate Of their
loyalty, everybody here knows that they
mean loyalty TO the Constitution as construed
by Mormon interpreters, not by the Courts OF
the land and to the temporal Kingdom of God
in this Zion of the mountains, rejecting all the
laws and media for their enforcement that have
been established simply men, as by that very
fact obnoxious and displeasing to God.-[Salt
Lake Tribune.
THE scientific tendency OF the age is felt as
much in teaching as in any other occupation of
life, and the aim Of educators nowadays sto re
duce instruction to something approaching sys-
tematic uniformity, allowing at tse same time
fun play for the special abilities of the individu-
al.-lAlbany Journal
IT is our firm belief that tobacco is silently
and insidiously undermining the constitutions
of more young men than liquor.-lC Chicago Peo-
pies National Educator.
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THr WAY BoB IYGERsoLL Cor NIB

THE WAY BOB ISGERsoLL Cor IN-Bob
Ingersoll called at the Interior Department
and asked so see the Secretary. "De Sec
tary is occupied, sab, with members and
Senatahs only Won't see nobody else now,
sab, said the colored messenger at the
door Bob waited for moment with his
hands in his pockets. Then he pulled out
half dollar and dropped it into the JAM
tors hand. after giving q few whispered in
structions. A moment later the messenger
walked into the Secretary's room, where a
large number of Senators and members
were assembled, and addressed the Secre-
tary a." Mr.. ec'tary, Mr.. Bob Ingersoll anu
at the doah. He says he understands that
dis am de time when you won't see any but
members and Senatahs, an he wants to
know when you receive gentlemens.'
Show the Colonel in said the Secretary.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Adyices From Victoria.

VICTORIA, July 13th.-A riot is reported
on the line of the Island Railway between
white and Chinese laborers, and three Chi
nese are reported killed. A police force has
gone TO the scene.
Hibbs, the Idaho Postmaster will come
before the Court tomorrow on b charge of
forgery.
A visitor was knocked down on one of
the bridges last night, and robbed of all his
money and a watch. He tracked the rob-
bers and secured the arrest of one
The forest fire continues undated, in
spite of a Slight rain now falling.
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"THE SECOND PART


We are very much inclined to believe
that MIR Stead, the editor of the PW II Il
Gazette, Is correct in his conclusion when
he says: Il am convinced that similar
inquiries regarding The trade in female
virtue set on foot in every great city in
America would yield results, not nearly so
extensive or dreadful, but enough to startle
the Christian, God-fearing communities of
America quite as much rs ours have BEEN
The difficulty in the way is that the Amer
lean press is never content to play "sec-
ond part If a like evil Of great magni-
tude exists in2our country, it will never be
exposed except through the press. But
the American newspaper proprietor as q
rule, has an absurd and exaggerated notion
regarding the second part" If he is not
die first to publish; if he does not origin
ate; il his is not the Journal to originally
move in any great reform, he is altogether
likely not only to refuse to engage in it
at all, but TO DO something to throw cold
water upon it Iy belittling reports or
sdllen silence This he does not, because
the movement is not a perfectly worthy
one, o.. that he is insensible to the magni-
tude or vileness of the evil assailed, but
because he is jealous Of his contemporary,
and seldom loses an opportunity to clip his
wings, and is ashamed, cowardly so, to pub-
fish matter secondarily. This isnoble
jealousy andnarrow-mindcdnes Is nowhere
50 mnilestas in California. In New York,
Boston and Philadelphia contemporaries
do occasionally recognize the public works
OF each other, and hear witness to the
vigor, courage and success of business ri
vals, and frequently quote from each other
approvingiy, bat rarely is this spirit man
ifest in the cities of California. For IN
stance. does any nesnppose for moment
that if the Gall had set on foot work
comparable with that of the New York
World, in raising money for the compile
lion OF the Bartholdi statue, that the Alta,
Ena@iao, Post or Chronicle would have re-
sponded good fellows, well done" or
would have aided the first named paper in
It's task? BY II, means nor would the
CaG or Baiietin act differently with the sit
nation reversed. In New York, however,
with all their jealousy, all their back
biting and all their rivalry, the news
papers of the city doG their cap. to the
BIorId for its pedestal fund" movement,
and call upon the people to aid it to the
full accomplishment of the great end. But
since the Pal Nal Gazette has made its
great expose no American paper can, ac-
cording to our silly code of ethics, enter
upon similar work and expect to win like
public applause 1t will be a case of sec
-ond part playing, to which the news.
papers of this country are exceedingly
averse, and because of which we need not
look for any energetic action upon the
subject in this country
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Friday by being thrown from his horse on
the old overland road nine miles east of
this city, was brought in this morning for
proper surgical treatment He was on his
way to California with band of cattle, of
which he was the owner.
James Hart, a 14-year-old boy, was badly
hurt in the face this morning, near the
Combination shaft, by the explosion of
giant-powder cap, which some other little
boys were fooling with. A piece was torn
out of his upper lip, there is deep cut on
the left eyebrow and his nose is badly mu-
tilated
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mERCuANDIsE REPORT.


The following freight passed Ogden
July 10th:
For Sacramento Billingsley & Co., )
bales cordage Huntington, Hopkins & Co,
3 cases hammers Sacramento Transfer Co.,
I cases drugs.
The following freight passed New Orleans
on the 9Th instant
For Sacramento-Booth & CO., ID boxes
tobacco; II. Fisher and Co., boxes chew
ing gum, barrel confectionery Hale Bros.
Il Co, l bale cotton goods, ) cases boots and
shoes A. A. Van VOORHEES, IL Co., l case
shanks, cases hardware; Hall, Luhrs d
Co, l case tobacco; Lindley & Co, 100 cases
sauce; Huntington, Hopkins & Co, II cases
apple parers, : cases and 1 package hard
ware, l case handles, case pulley blocks,
2 plates iron, 3 cases packing, l bundle
mops, case bolt cutters, case butts, l case
hooks and scrapers, l case tube expanders,
6 racks bowls, 60 cases toe calks, cases
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OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
we're quoted at 1221a for As of 1907: 1925 Tor as
sterling, 81 S5@4 S615 IO}56 for IS silver bars,
1865,
Silver in London, 4914d; consols, 100d 5
ger cent. United States bonds, extended, 1O5; is,
I261s; as. 1855.
In SAN Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
st s51laS55% cents.
There was no animation in the stock market
in san Francisco yesterday morning and at the
II O'Clock session business was so dull that it
took only fifteen minutes to go through the ell
tire list and read the record. Hale x Norcross
closed at S67s, Savage e21{, Chollar 81 80, Gould
q Curry & 30, Best & Belcher$1 50, Consolidated
Virginia 81 GO, Ophir 81 TO- Sierra Nevada 81 20
W Woodbury. was badly hurt by mule, sun
day, III TowleS Siding, Placer county.
The agent of Wells, Fargo 4 Co. at st. Helena
Napa county, died there yesterday.
IN Spain. Sunday, there was 1,419 new cases
OF cholera ard G67 deaths. including Countess
Romera, VINO died in Madrid.
Outlaws are terrorizing the people of Watauga
county, North Carolina.
Charles Dean shot and killed himselfm Ok
ford KY, Sunday.
The cattle trails in lndiqn Territory have been
thrown open TO the public by Government Off
cials.
The Cheyenne indians are becoming quiet
and there is a favorable outlook for the settle
ment OF the Indian difficulty.
Charles Dyer shot himself through the heart
at shenandoah. Pa, Sunday. in the presence of
his bride ofthree weeks.
The story chat England refused to save Gen.
Gordon by paying Fl Mahdi 5000 is pooh
p0oheG in London.
IN Il riot at Waterford, Ireland Sunday, one
man was killed and several injured.
Grasshoppers are creating havoc III some
localities in Mexico.
Ha 5gin's stable is not represented in any race
at Monmouth Park thi, week
During the first eleven months OF the past
fiscal year the imports Of the United States
amounted to $50 go 0to, and The exports 5731.-
81, ESQ.
a movement is on foot in New Hampshire
looking 10 u reform in the divorce law OF that
stare
nr. Il. II. Gilbert, father of the elevated rail-
road system in New York is dead
A grain field fire near MERGED, yesterday
morning, destroyed dwelling, barn. and
stock Of hay and straw.
Margaret Ann Risley suicidcd with strychnine
NJ East san lose.
\ seyeu-yearo old boy kicked to death by
"A horse. yesterday, al; FaTowan, Utah.
Diphtheria prevails among the children in
Petaume
Hog cholera is killing many animals in Mer-
ced, NEirosa Tuolumnc and Stanislaus coun-
ties.
A colored woman recently died in MERGED
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-14

DIR. VAN ERMENGERN and Dir. Gibier.
scientists and physicians, who lately visited
the cholera regions in Spain, express the
belief that the cholera is dying out. They
believe, at least, that America need not
have the cholera unless she chooses 50
certain are they that strict sea quarantine
is 4 barrier to its progress Dr. Gfibier is
less positive in opinion than his compan-
ion Is to the decadence of the disease, and
while attaching high importance to sea
quarantine, was less affirmative of its pro-
tective character. Since these distin-
guished physicians were in Spain the
cholera has broken out with renewed yio-
lence, and is now spreading with great
rapidity. 1t is altogether probable that
in July, August and September it will
spread throughout continental Europe
and that by October or November it will
reach England. DR.. Ferran holds to this
view, and can see no hope Of staying its
progress. He continues his anti-cholera
inocUlation, but refuses to disclose the
secret of the cultivation and attenuation
of the virus, suggesting that for given
sum he will sell the right to use the sys-
TEN in city or town. No one can blame
Ferran for profting by his discovery. but
his position is Numerically opposed to
the ethics of the profession in this coun-
try, That code makes it dishonorable for
a physician to patent medical discovery,
or to refuse to make known the secret and
results of individual research and revela-
ton. The American plane is unques-
tionably one of lofty character, and is in
the interests of humanity.
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UTAH.
A Fool of a Father Murders His Boy
Theatrical Wreck

SALT LAKE, July 13th.-This morning
Edgar A Lyman. aged years, was tied on
IA horse and sent after the cows The
saddle slipped around and under the horses
belly, and the boy was kicked so that he
died soon after he got home and was I'M
tied from the horse. The father is Charles
Lyman, of Parowan, Utah, where the acct
dent happened.
The Thompson Comedy Company went
TO wreck here. Their trunks were attached
to-day by their advance agent for back pay.
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r. Q "A. R d .

Asylum Managers return thanks for the
following: Ex committee of the g NJ. E Croker
Floral Festival" sos; Sacramento Leadc, So a
resident of Folsom, SO; c. McCreary discount
on bill, 81 20; Baker & Hamilton discount on
bilD, As cents; Huntington, Hopkins u Cos(dis-
count on biIl), 81 %; City Trustees lot in City
Cemetery 44xl4 feet: fruit from Mr.. Coleman
and C. F. johnson, of Florin: Mrs. F. Elmer, 20
pounds candy: Mrs F. w Fratt, entertainment
for children on the evening of July 4th C, NJ.
Prodger and others, pantomimic entertainment
with a liberal supply of goodies" for each
child. MRS. W II. HOBBY, Secretary.
T11Iv 10
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As WE anticipated, the traitorous act Of
the Mormons in Salt Lake or the 18th inst
has reused the country from one end to the
other in "A demand for the destruction OF
the power Of the polygalnists and the blot
ting out Of the iniamy Of plural marriage.
That which the priests and apostles
pretended was done to express the depth of
their woes, has become the scourge of their
backs. We are glad they were 50 led into
folly, for it has been some time evident that
much longer delay in curbing the Mormon
power meant great trouble for the country.
The Mormon strength has been augment
ing, Mormon influence widening, and it
has appeared probable that the inflmy of
polygamy would spread throughout
Territories adjacent to Utah, and
gain such foothold as to be well nigh in
eradicable- The Mormons protest that
sooner than yield up the institution
they will leave the country. The sooner
they depart the better, and the more dis
tant point from the United States to which
they retire, the more satisfactory will it be
to the people Of the Union.
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DR.. La Mary Seminal Pills cure MI cases OF
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Less OF
Mental and Physical Vigor, Inpotency, Inyoi-
untary Emissions and sll disorders caused by
Over-indulgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. Dr..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual ors ans and give new lease OF
hfe-with power to enjoy ito all who expe
hence the blessed benefits OF their potent power.
Price 81 so per bottle. Sent by mailon receipt OF
price, or by Express, C. o, d. Address all Or
ders, A. McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, San Fran.
cisco. P. O. Box 1852. jyi-1m
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TIE RIVER AND HYDRAULIC MINING.

The San Francisco Gail, under the title
..,rhe Work Goes On" quotes from the
RrcoRD- UNION It's statement that the Sac
,amento river is as badly siickens-ladened
as ever. and that the causes are the wash
mo in of new deposits and the coming
down of old ones. The Cal cmphatically
declares that hydraulic mines should be
closed. 1t reviews the whole hydraulic
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CLOSING CONCERT.
A T THE CLOSING CONCERT OF MISS I
n NJ. ROWE, on
JvEDNifSn " trI-sn.lYNn III V 1 ~,

At the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. a fine
programme will be rendered by the following
persons The Misses Lulu Morrill,, Nellie Wright
Julia Laughlin, Nellie Bandy, Jennie Katzen-
STEM Evelyn Kidder, Grace Kidder, Arzela Bay
less Emily Thompson, Florence Chapman,
Lille CroweI, Martha Ing, Agnes Mcclure,
Messrs. H. W. Bassett and \. A. Kraft. Also, by
Miss Ida l. CLINCH and Mr. c. A. Neale. Adj
mission, 80 cents. Tickets can be obtained at
Houghton's bookstore or at the door, iy142
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IIIt
the population the city is supposed to contain.
SUBSCRIBER.
REpLY-The present face Indebtedness of
the city is, rs near as can be stated. 81 $780,
600. There is at present in the sinking and
interest fund $4,000, awaiting the action
of the Court before payment, which, de-
Quoted from the above amount, leaves the
actual debt at 81 100000. The population
of the city in 1880 was u APO 1t is be-
lieved there is now about $4,000
EDS REcoRD-UNIoN How many States are
there in which gold is produced, and which
State produces the largest amount per annum?
l wish the answer to decide a dispute Respect
fully, B. II.
REPLY-There are twelve States and nine
Territories in which gold is produced, and
California yields the largest amount.
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Saturday afternoon, as Joseph Grafton,
Of Woodland, was travelling in cart with
his wife along the Sacramento-river road,
the cart ran off the grade near what is
known as Monument. In the fall Mr.
Grafton had his leg broken above the ankle.
Mrs Grafton fortunately escaped uninjured
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GENERAL NOTICES.

John Henry pleaded with Amelia,
And all his passion tried to tell her,
She said John H, your words you waste.
Your teeth betIay want of taste,
Your breath offends me, so say,
Use SOZODONT or stay away.
mia lyTuThS
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NEVADA.

Brought in for Treatment-Boy Badly
Hurt.
VIRGINIA. July 13th.-Peter Chance,
whose right thigh was badly broken last
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Department one-McFarland, Judge.

MONDAY, July Is, 1850.
Elsie p Irish vs.. f. II. Russell, administrator
Judgment for plaintiff
G. l.. Simmons VS.. d. J. Stephens-Judgment
entered for plaintiff.
Mark A. Miller VS.. n. D. Thayer-Judgment
for plaintiff
Jesse Campbell VS.. Matt NJ. Allen-Continued.
?. A. Miller VS. John p. Dunn, Controller
Continued until Monday.
Alice N. Valensin vs. Gulio Nalensin Motion
to amend complaint taken under advisemen
Oliver Sanders VS. Mary ". Lansing-Passed.
Geo +. Bronnervs. Catherine Donovan ct al
Passed
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Dr.Ja Mars, Seminal Pills cure nu cases

Zeta Straw Vvorlxs.-Hats bleached and
pressed. 1925 Eighth street, between ana X
ip2S-1m
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A COUGH, cold, or sore throat should not
beneglected Browns Bronchial Troches"
are simple remedy, and give immediate
relief Sold only in boxes.
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INFORMATION WANTED

" LINCOLN PERRY, who left W j. Can
nedy's place some time last November, aud is
supposed to be at work on some ranch in Yolo
county. Any one knowing of the boys where
abouts win confer great favor by informing
his father J. H. PERRY, at Narbo. Fresno
county, or the editor of the TJRters Express.
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