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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

Two deaths vital as many DAYS have
resulted in this city from drinking ice
water. The peope have been told until
the telling is like the repetition of the day
and the night, THAI ice cold liquids sud
denly introduced into the stomach at any
time are dangerous. They invite kidney
troubles; they ,hill the stomach and
bring on indigestion. When there is
unusual heat of ne body the drinking of
ice water causes violent spasms and fire.
quently death ensaes. Men by this time
should have leaned that drinking iced
liquids OF any Sind or temperature in
warm weather enfeebles the system, as the
result is renewed demand upon it to
throw off the oy'Tplus of moisture. The
prudent in warm weather drink very
sparngiy Iheytmoisten the mouth with
water and find it satisfies thirst-with an
occasional draueht-better than to food
the stomach with cold water. The denser
the cold liquid the more dangerous it is.
Iced beer, milk and the like are less easily
raised in temperature by the stomach. and
are therefore more to be avoided than iced
water. These statements are old time
truths preached to the people by the medi-
cal faculty, by experience and by common
sense, and are in no wise new-indeed
they are trite, and so much so that it is
surprising any one should fail to remem-
Der them when tempted to imbibe iced
drinks.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18
Grants Farewen Address.

The farewell address of General Grant TO
the army at the close of the war was as fol-
lows:
Soldiers Of the Arnljes Of the United States ::
By your patriotic devotion to your country
in the hour of danger and alarm. your
magnificent fighting, bravery, and endur-
ance, you have maintained the supremacy
OF the Union and the Constitution, over
thrown all armed opposition to the enforce
ment of the laws and the proclamations
forever abolishing slavery-the cause and
pretext Of the rebellion-and opened the
way to the rightful authorities to restore
order and inaugurate peace on permanent
and enduring basis on every foot of Ameri-
can soil. Your marches, sieges and battles,
IN distance, duration, resolution and brill
fancy of results. dim the luster of the
worlds past military achievements. and
Will be the patriots precedent in the de-
Tense OF liberty and right in all time to
come. In obedience to your country's call
you left your homes and families, and vol
unteered in her defense Victory has
crowned your valor and secured the pur-
pose of your patriotic hearts; and with the
gratitude of your countrymen, and the
highest honors q great and free nation can
accord, you will soon be permitted to re-
turn to your homes and families, conscious
OF having discharged the highest duty of
American citizens. To achieve these glori-
GUS triumphs and secure to yourselves.
fellow-countrymen and posterity the bless
ing of free Institutions tens of thousands
of your gallant comrades have fallen and
sealed the priceless legacy with their blood.
The graves OF these a grateful nation be-
dews with tears, honorS their memories,
and viii ever cherish and support their
stricken families
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18
CALIFORNIA AT THE LOUISVILLE
EXPOSITION.

The Louisville Exposition opened satur-
day, and is probably the most elaborate, as
At certainly is, or will be, lac largest ever
held in Kentucky. 1t will continue to ex-
pand for considerable time afaes its OPEN
ing. 1t is gratifying to know that Califor-
MA viii be the largest exhibitor at THIS ex-
position. Her exhibit is being made by
the Southern Pacific Company, and en-
braces all the articles shown by it at the
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CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION

AFTER all the hard things that have bee, said
ana written against the jury system, it is an in
valuable part of the Court, part of our in,icis1
system we could ill afford TO abolish Tndee5
there is little doubt that tie great bulk of cases
could be more safely LEFT to the Jury than tla
Court ana the history of litigation shows that
ne decisions OF ltlres give greater satisfaction
than shose OF Judges.-ILos Angeles Express.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

DIR. La Mars Seminal lille cure all cases of
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility. Logs OF
Mental and Physical Figor, Impotency, Iprol-
n;ltary Emissions and all disorders caased By
sr-indI1lgenee, Ind;seretion and Abuse Dr..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
liant, but 6 completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual oEs ans, end give new lease OF
life-with power 10 enjoy ito all who expe.
Hence the blessed benefits of their potent power.
Price, 81 80 per bottle Sent by msilon receipt of
price, or by Express, C. o. D. Address alt or
ders, 4. McBOfLE& CO., Druggists, San Fran
cisco. P. o. Box 1852. jy4-Irn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

THE ArSonaut is happy in its statement
that d. NJ Delmas is disingenous when he
claims for the Stockton Convention that
its acts were in consonance with a general
principle enunciating the doctrine that a
Judge Of thesSupreme Court of the United
States should be ineligible as Presiden-
tial candidate. sit is none of our fight"
but both the Democrat and the Republican
must be blind indeed who observed the
action of that Convention, and have noted
the sequences of political intriguing
and wire-ptlling by its leading spirits
since then, md cannot see that the one
and sole airl of the controlling forces in
that body was the personal advancement
OF ambitious spirits at the expense of ma
terial Interests of the State, and the cast
ing down osother men. The effect has
not been precisely what was expected, and
the attempt TO revive the original spirit
and galvanize the ring Democracy into
some sort Of activity, by a meeting the
other night in San Francisco to receive
the one lone representative left the party
by the late election cyclone, was, despite
the whoope i-up numbers, failure. All
along the lire there is growing and grum-
bling. The old line and conservative
Democrats declare that the hope of re-
union of the party is fast declining. The
newly=appoiited Federal officials were
conspicuous by their absence from the
roundup, and representative men of the
party are outspoken in denouncing the
affair as but second and poor edition of
the Stockton Convention. In one respect
the meeting was a success-it gave the
Delnas ring free opportunity to air its old
abuse of the railroad corporations. But
all the vituperation and Misrepresentation
has fallen fiat. There is not, as result of
the powwow, any manifestation of party re-
vival and reawakened party spirit over the
affair. Even the Examiner finds it fruit
less task to "whoop-up" the Henley
rally, and by quotations from 4 few of
the country press convince its readers that
there really was All ACCOMPLISHMENT of party
enthusiasm.
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go FRANCisco AGrNCY.

L P. FISHER is Sole agent for this paper in
ean Francisco and vicinity. he is authorized
70 receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect sor the same. Rooms q and q, Mer-
r,hrnssi Excnange.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

late New Orleans Worlds Fair and great
number of .he exhibits made by the State
Commissioner. Thus it embraces exam
pies of our soils, woods, grains. general
fruits, grapes, wines, manufactures, honey,
nuts, evaporated fruits semi-tropical
fruits, etc, and good variety of speci-
mems from our natural curiosities, as, big
tree section. etc, and also of our minerals,
woolens, cotton, silk, hops etc. 1t is not
unreasonable TO expect greater benefit
from this exposition Of our products than
flowed from the showing at New Orleans.
The fair is nearer to population centers
and more accessible by masses OF people.
II Is based upon past success and popular
management, and viii be visited by
greater number of people than attended at
New Orleans. 1t will widely advertise
our State, and in practical manner. Had
not the railroad companies of the Pacific
system taken hold OF the matter, our ex-
I hibit at Louisville would have been very
light. The fact that these transportation
corporations do foster and maintain these
exhibits, testifes to the fact that the
highest interest Of the railroad people re-
sides in the development, prosperity and
settling up of this State, and that they are
fully awake TO this truth. 1t is gratifying
TO know that in addition to the special
efforts of the railroad companies the State
Viticultural Association has taken an ac-
tive interest in making fine display of
California wines, grapes and raisins by
largely swelling the contributions of that
character already in place at Louisville
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

Advice to Mothers.-Mrs. Winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; It produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain and the l.ttle
cherub awakes as bright as a button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child
soitens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle
fe7-1ySWS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

THE CoLoRED RACE Twenty years
ago. says the Secretary of the Freedmans
Aid Society before the Presbyterian Cen
eral Assembly in Cincinnati recently,
p" there were in the Southern States 1917.
900 colored people, and now there are more
than 100000 Then there were in Mis-.
sissippi 100000 negroes, and now 65000O.
Then there were in Georgia 154 900 negroes,
now 725,000. Then there were in South
Carolina 100000, and now more than 6O0.-
600. Five hundred colored babies are born
in the United States every day The
colored population of the United States
doubles every twenty years; the white
population only once i'll thirty-five years.
Eight years will not have passed before the
negroes will be in numerical majority in
some of the Southern States At the pres
ent rate of increase. in 1888 there will be
100000 white people in the United
States, and 100000 colored people, The
day is not far distant when it will be
physical impossibility to continue the pres
ent practice of acknowledgements of the
colored people of the Southern States. In
South Carolina he has bought and paid
for 10000 acres of land, which he cult
Yates. In the South he pays taxes on more
than sol, 100000 of property He is edit
ing, printing and publishing 1O6 newspa-
pers. And yet of the 100000 colored peo-
pie of this country more than 100000
cannot read nor write
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Like the famous article itself, is in aimosteyerv
oody's mouth The people know that it pre-
is the standard Tooth Wash of the period.
m14-iyTuThS
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Tie REooRD-UNIoN is the only paper on
xhe coat, outside Of San Ffaneisco, thai re-
essses the full AssOoia'ei Press dispatches
yros, all parts Of the esrid. Outside Of Sea
Frdncisco IL has nc competitor, in point Of
aursbers, in iso korse assd gsnerGl circulation
tsreuqkeul he coast.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE, a valuable
nerve tonic. DR.. C. C. Olmstead Milwau-
kee, Wis, says: 81 have used it in NV
practice ten years, and consider it a valu
abe nerve tonic
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

Twenty-six boys appeared for examina-
ton last Tuesday and Wednesday, before
the Board at Mare Island, TO be examined
Tor apprenticeships. There will be but four
vacancies in the next six months.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

CARDoLIc ACID IN PASTE AND GLUE
The effluyia from decomposing paste and
glue is as unwholesome as it is offensive
If, when making the paste or glue. small
quantity of carbolic acid is added, it will
keep sweet and free from offensive smells.
few drops added to mucilage or ink pre-
vents mold. In whitewashing the cellar OF
dairy, if an ounce of carbolic accid is added
to each gallon of wash it VIII prevent mold
and also disagreeable taints often perceived
in meats and milk from damp apartments.
Another great advantage in the use of car
bolic acid in past efor wallpaper and in
whitewash is that it will drive away cock
reaches and insect pests. The cheapest and
best form of carbolic acid is the crystals,
which dissolve in water or liquifv at an
excess of temperature.-[f Popular Science
News.
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WHITTIER, FULLER & co,

STILL HAVE SLIGHTLY DAMAGED WALL.
~ PAPER suitable for Parlor, Drawing-room
Hall, Dining Sleeping ROOM Kitchen, Pan
try, for city and country, for public and private
rooms, selling at 5, 10 and Is cents per roll Hun
dreds of people have improved this opportunity
The special sale at these low prices win continue
but short time longer.
ca ENGRAVINGS, two and four bits each.
Nos. 1920 and 1922 Second ST.. Sacramento o.
au90-tflD
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-18

THE CoNGo RIVER Stanley says the
length of the Congo river is 2,l00 miles,
and that the Mississippi and the Nile to-
gether would scarcely equal its tribute of
water to the ocean. From the mouth of
the river steamer drawing fifteen feet can
steam up lie miles, at which point land
journey of 50 miles is taken on account of
the rapids. Then another steaming or
rowing voyage of IS miles occurs which is
succeeded by a land journey of 95 miles.
After that it is possible to steam mp an
other 900 miles. Along this route thir-
teen stations have been constructed among
peaceful tribes. The banks and people on
them are now well known. The river
margeS show wide belts of forests, in the
shade of which clusters of villages lie
nestled; while close at hand are gardens
and fields with a profuse abundance on
their surface, and stores of mineral wealth,
1t Is believed, within their bosoms. There
are spacious lakes ALSO in fact, a known
area of lake waters, in addition to Lake
Tanganika, of $4,000 square miles in ex-
tent, which will probably be increased to
upward of 10000 after more definite ex-
ploration Boston Journal.
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Zeta Straw Wcrks.-Hats bleached and
pressed. 1025 Eighth street, between and X.
ie23- I'm
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The distinguishing feature of Redding.s
Russia Salye is its power TO reduce Inflammation.
ol1-lyTuTbS
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FiFTH-STREET HOTEL,

RUGBY & MURBACH, ........-.,..... .Proprietors,
Nos. 1o11 and 1913 Fifth ST., bet and *.
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VNHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC WILL FIND THIS
l. a home. like place to stop. Meals, % cents:
Board 81; Board and Lodging, IS. aulS-lm
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The San Francisco Bulletin, referring to
the deplorable state Of affairs in the Sac

The San Francisco Bulletin, referring to
the deplorable state of affairs in the Sac
ramento river opposite this city, adds:
simultaneously comes intelligence from
stockton that navigation of Stockton channel is
becoming impossible except at high tide. The
manager of the San joaquin Improyement Com
pany is responsible for the statement thai the
emanuel Is filling up very fast. owing to contin-
ueu operation OF the hydraulic mines in Gaia
VeTas county. which every day run about 600
cnbic yards OF debris into the river In Nor
mon slough at extreme low tide the hottom is
nov IN some places exposed, and the deposit is
rapidly gaming. Comment is unnecessary
Inc Two leading cities of the great valley of
california are almost entirely cut Off from the
iIrer naVigatlon which; In the past, has been so
an industry destructive to the river channels
defes the law
And, IN the face of the facts, the people
of these cities are told that they must not
appeal to the Federal Government to come
to the rescue and interpose such an in
junction as only it can, but that they must
continue to tax themselves to fee LAWYERS
to sue minerS-who move on few rods
and open up on new banks-as the only
present remedy. Suits are present aids
things that must be pushed, and vigorously,
too-but, at the same time, let US demand
of the Government that it do its duty.
MINISTER DENBY sails for China today.
There is reason to believe that he has re-
ceiyed much light upon the Chinese i'm
migration question, and that he is by no
means a preiudiced man, but one of a
judicial cast of mind and willing to be
convinced. There never is any trouble
with the man who is open to conviction.
We look forward to frank confession at
an early day from Mr.. DENLY that his
idea of selling railroads ana electric lights,
telephones and the like to China was
wild and fanciful dream.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE !

a,oo0-l60xl6o. southeast corner y and TWEEN
ty-second streets
5OO-40X160, south side street
1,O5O-S0xl60 north side p street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth
1,6O0-A full block In the eastern part of the
city.
S5o-S0x160, northeast corner Twenty-second
and streets.
1,9Oo-l6oxl6o, northeast corner Twentieth
and streets.
1,o0O-Sox160, northwest corner Eleventh
and ID streets
i,S00-S0x160, south side street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
1,55o-S0xl60 north side 0 street. between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth.
S00-S0X160 south side n street, between
Twentieth and Twenty first. Cheap
1,2O0-S0x160. south side 0 street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Reduced
from 81 80.
2,100-A full block between K and i, Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first streets, or viii
sell in lois Of S0Xl60.
A half block, north side n street, between
Twenty-frst and Twenty-second, will be divided
into lots Se1l60 or 160xl60.
A, LEONARD g. SON.
1914 Fourth Street. au1s-spIm
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WE DESIRE TO RETURN OUR SINCERE
w thanks to members of the Western Star
FrauenVereiu and the many kind friends who
assisted us during the illness and at the burial
of our beloved daughter and sister.
MRS. LENA GEISEL AND DAUGHTERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a. o. U. Willy Of the Valley Lodge,
No. IL, D. of H., will meet at Grangers' Hall
THIS Tuesday EVENING, at 5 O'clock, for
general business. All members are cordially
invited TO attend.
MRS. J. ". GUTHRIE, C. of II.
ANNIE ASH, Recorder au1S-1t#
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A RANCH FOR YOU WILL SELL so
N acres of land. 3 miles from Auburn for Sc
per acre; 40 acres of this fine Orchard land
with spring of water. Apply at once to CARL
STROBEL, sol street. aulS-6t.
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MONEY TO LOAN
CARD OF THANKS.

ON REAL ESTATE AND LOANS NFGO.
" tiated by P. BOIL 525 street. aulS,tf
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TOR SALE-ALL OF THE FURNITURE OF
[ the City Hotel viii be sold reasonable, as
the parties want to leave town. Inquire at
City Hotel, K street, between Third and Fourth
or,1c
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There was trouble III the camp this
When the boys went to break
fast they were served with some eggs that
are supposed to have been left over from
the late rebellion. Several of the men de-
clined to eat of the dainty repast that had
been prepared for them, and left the table
with the full determination of telegraphing
to their Sacramento friends for some solid
comfort in the shape of cold potatoes. The
Surgeon on the Governors staff visited the
caterer, and delivered to him a lecture of
sufficient power to induce him to change
his tactics. This afternoon the dinner
would have done credit TO any of our Sac
ramento restaurants, and the boys are cor
respondingiy happy.
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hoNDAH, august litn.
Things are getting in better shape. I
fear that there will, however. remain some
feeling that the San Francisco guardsmen
have been little previous in getting all
the good things and cutting the ranch -
boys out. Ranch is the word applied
sub-rosa whenever hayseed guardsman
ventures to boast a little. But, bless their
souls, it does not affect the boys in the
least.
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OF the force here is in two brigades. One
IS composed OF the San Francisco troops
and the Oakland and Sonoma county re-
serves-is that the right term? no matter !:
the other embraces the gallant Fourth. but
as it is not full brigade, there is attached
it all the stray and scattered companies
from all over upper California. Colonel
Sheehan has in compact order his own
First Artillery, while Eugene Lehe. Cap
tain for years of the Stockton Guard. and
g royal good fellow and competent officer.
is provisional Colonel of the unattached
companies. These are those from San
Diego, Los Angeles, Eureka, Stockton,
Fresno and Chico. And here let me saw
that these
COUNTRY COMPANIES
Are no snidesn They are composed of
sterling men, Of good sense, who come here
for business, and know precisely what fuss
and feathers mean, and appreciate Il down
right earnest good officer They will like
Lehe, for there is no tafy about him.
They are champions of Colonel Shee-
han already. And SO, if General Carev's
brigade IS up on the hillside aud among the
knuckle knobs of ground and cobbles. and
a little further off from the point where
the pretty women fist strike the camp as
they come up from the town, it is a BRIGADE
OF merit and worth-no disparacement.
however, OF the San Francisco gilardsmen.
who haYe
MANY ADVANTAGES
over interior guardsmen. They have q
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The regular duties of the camp were
entered upon with more of system and the
severity of discipline. 1t was needed.
If any good is to come out of
this encampment it must be bv
the application of strict disciplinary rules.
And it is fair to say that, as a rule, the men
expect it, and wish no favors. They come
here not to play, but to learn. They have
learned one thing already, that the soldier
must take pot luck" as it comes, even if
1t is tripe on hot day
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With all the sweetness of tones of an
organ, and added much to the impressive
ness of the ceremonies The regiment
referred to is from San Francisco. and its
membership is almost exclusively of the
Catholic faith. AT the close of the high
mass services, the eloquent divine delivered
an address to the regiment and those
assembled that was highly complimentary
of the military assembled and full of pat
riotism. He said: you are citizen-sol-
diery you also give an expression of your
faith. The soldier, after all is not the
agent of war, but of peace