davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-16

l'xp1,1A. ILL., Juno ta-unAIN-C0rn Acstfe Acstf'.st. ~
steady, high uixcd. S.+astNu, mlxed. sHas'.'. IT.
Oats dull and lowor1 No. ! whlta, |sks&'A'' '''
stHutiy; No. =, 1p3{e4siC.
lllGMWiHX5-UnS1IhnEpd ut 3IW.
, 1880-06-16

Tl1K UNION TRUST COMPANY HANK
Northeast corner Aindlaon and DcArborn-Hts.
Neco,vca kavtnas deposits nsdaows !ntcreston hann
nste rata Of " pcr cnn subject 10 tho rutc* OF ts
bunk. GIN. WlItSuN. EaAh!er.
, 1880-06-16
CHANDLER h Co.,
MoHruA0E DANKE1tS,

VIII otter at Public snlo Montny, Juno II. At ..
n1. exuU Of Purchase Money Murtgnxo Notes draw
tnx por cont Interest F1 particulars nj ti1it Office
, 1880-06-16

02YYEG0

INDIANAPOLIS, Juno la7OHAlS-Wheat ..s ss.t
No. rod, u QkslM Corn quiet NJ &}tasac' oA'' Nv"
, 1880-06-16

il i believed that hn dainago IL lumber In!oreste
t0 10 ea.sAenbIe, viii have lttu otsoct thctunr.
kot. B0ycrnl million foDt Ut logs ArO snM u hATo
boon LOST but Western lnmbern,en cnlcAlAtO On cur
rytng safolas nad y ths{ sot ~ cr ings aoxn -
teop .ie mills running through thc hesnn although
sumo VI tho nAnufnEtuF1rx uuY lurg pnrt OF their
own stock nsa 0s npllyed " buy ioys ot those wtsu
Mnvo 1nure than they rcGarp H. IL estimated llAt
1uuUuU It 1oKa hnTo boon cArrrlGd past tho bQ1rs.
nut many OF item are ukoIy 70 bo piokod up lower
II u n
, 1880-06-16

= ~ =. ~ .ssn ~. - uai,1 X di1n
p"s ap9 W sos 1"os '" et'neo A1o''
nuFFAfD
RuYyAto Juno oN-CArrLv-Necn,ptH 100. market |
etnIfYt uic ctDndt DtGfjpga {IRt; VpQts 10 chUic0
sfners siSS41. nts HIlfn offoYin1 fsr 70 medium.
X f1xa1 III " * .
HnEHr Ann iAAnx-focSIot4 l.a11i nptkct dull
and nTicoa Nhnlo iDwprt bpItyy Fhpgp pntttluAry
duiIt fhIF uJ 0hNico lambs hGhYy, uun,ttp 1t f1
1Hjt 7 cnts urnojJ -. '--7-..-.-
IupH-iiUuuiptS, hUN; tnetGt Hcnornlty unehnnYedt
eoun saies rpBr iowef YnrtGfh, fair light CtUc0
SiWIai 3s. nTtrn t, elY ttD Ill IU hcayy and inc.
tjIuni ii 3El xjt fNr ntis kHX1s4E 11 cars unso2d.
wxrKitrows.
WATaKTuwx. jnne lh-hEkf cATTLK.R0ccipta
L7J tho advance III prices Inst Wntk hh9 been hpA
jfI WcatDf1 htttGk, and nupply nnpl8t you'd uDn9nAd
for shipping cAtttB: gho!gc bcDf tattte. ei eft5.
E.uf%i .A hIst quality, tRssnals sncona, sa0fa52oi
third &1uRa4.7tt Wbhtnr1 tnt !1sG EhMisoZh
attkHr AND LAA98-Rar9tpts 1Alt fl0caA now
tuuskly nhnhfdd shesls JehtItnKs, hud Fpfln0 JANUS
wou! ahaen being the e1caption o1iMH " ha9vJ nr-
rival. uf Western nr!ccs declined fully Act lrnus vefJ
s!." n. sa'sr snng scsR 1s n i%t. eae' exs ~"
KARAAs CITY.
s1<,tiof rA,+otrh IN M tnttaoo Ttttt.ne.
KANs4s E!Tr' cts o.t SsnS s hoG Thi;,nnn3a sst
, 1880-06-16

OawRdo, Juu8 H-GltAtS-Whont 'oWeH ~"
Vhtta ALphlsku. SlA Corn unchanged.
, 1880-06-16
ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. Juno Observation-Disclosures.
GKAfN-Nheat opened higher and declined, M,
red caah. u ip1s1l .0l4' June, Npaeo]xeemx.,
July. ss1faSgy[eH Augnst s1sstssJ1o tho r+.r,
NJ. do. &LU1, No. do, x{c tId Curu bottar A. "a
Ht483tHc rash. a4fts3s}sdas4tSo Juno. s4ho Aurn,t
Uat4 guist. ut 9fc cash and Juno ltys duIi ~ ~
Bit, Dnsloy-EpthlnE doing. ~
LEAu-Quibt 1t &C.
NilTrKtt- nettnf, dairy, iSGsl1o,
EUdB.-t}uigt At 1l<QtRc.
WMiAKT-Quict nj fIN. .......
l,nVytaloNs-port better; t10.ab8tOss cush, so q
July lFy Ra1t sltDnta BlFu1Eer At llf I.E,, Ts
hlgh1r At A.HEa7. Lard n0iunsi
nktHIFrs-FrJour, 10u hr!s wheut 1Q9n bu, cc,,
4lW9 bui outs. 4tU bur arley, s.Ug lIu; re none
HHtrNkSTB.-t'lUur. u,UN ors; wheat. AHj bu; corn
2a3l bu, onta, 0u bus syu. LUZ bu, hurley, nons
, 1880-06-16

How my throat hurtst Then WSf sr1 ~
use Halp's Honey Of Horohound anu lHiIn l.Hs.Inutc.
Fiks;s Ioothache Drops cure In oue a'ln"'s'
, 1880-06-16

CLEvELAHD, O.. Juno 5.-rxFnoLEuS-0'
STANDARD! whttU, ITO dog, tsst, Bn .-.. .,uts
Irregular md c1osesa ut IlltM nt phFketa 1o1 ~
mant, Iahnod tAe, lthilAde,phsa dollTef'
, 1880-06-16

WILMINGTON, juno h-5Fla.Ts " IoA@
-QaLst n Es31c.
, 1880-06-16
PHILADELPHIA.

pn1LApEtrntA.1une la-Ftoun-No,hln, Ao,,.
llyo In light hpmAnd 1T A.sl "'us.
u1.Aix-Wheat quiet, but stcadys No, rod, ,r,o
~ 3D. sss. ~ sskeS, y, 1s'y, :, T.: sl nd @
s1os{ bid. allU asaod. Corn qu!et bot rr,ne,. XXX
nxod. disai{o, rejected do. skac, R,on,e, .xa ass
1ai34c, sai mlxod Juno, {o bid sio asteI, in.' w.
HeptomiHf, Slo I'D, dae nsEc,i 1atS Sife esstedt
white. ~, No. whito 4lasAl4c} Nj. j d. IL "o'
IA. iy1loss. pioksd. s1lv,9e III, I'D, 1aAaa
HuffHa1F 1FitMett eFtnrloFy xtfa 2ies1sct Nav yo,.
Ga1i Mgssorn a Resorva sItrn. saiGoi Do roed " |"
Realistically ht tAaikd,
ClIEzsh-1}atl ind lower. crnannfy lnalQxc, FIJI, J..
TETit0ExuM-Qpiot. .Felnod, SIC.
WIiSkY-BtUadY Ut tl.tQ.
fkcki1FrH-f1nuF, SUD bsla; wheat ann hr. 49,,
lla,MH but uals, 4, 10 hui rye, m bu. "' e'tn
auirAEATs-WhoAt,a as.oU but corn, lsa,mb buL
, 1880-06-16

NEW YoRK, Jaus b.-1he cotton gooas aa ~ IN
contnuos unsettled. but loading uakos VI h.nda
blsachod cottons aEs dutn2 fairly ID o't l., ,opd
Prints srs vorJ Qust Dtass gln9hnm., ,..dy ID akna
Epquush and lawns xnd Wide pf!nN ~ oss iii 9uAvA
Nsn's wear xouiuna moving IA saaA 'oSs wv
and hlAakats se1p2an qulsL
, 1880-06-16

c0. AalpE aRRregntod 10 brls ttnlahod goods t,s
bssis oi sl,s nor gallon foE hiuhrlnsa
still holding back, tnklnE only ANAL lots theJ
come on thS market. The hustni tonsnxretl Duak-
TN SAN: "Ih0 wi+oi nnrkBt has mt changed mAtos
1ny a,roe NV iast rSrYs and n,ost M
nioyamcnt In vouIcn Eou1s rslIves thaM fE0tn any
tnlInpd.to pr1asttN fur n0w nupptee TharO ~ very
th9n they nru ~ pEeson! but ore1naons w continue
tnoeo sGttnd." QuutaA0ns:
iood fukn1 tnp
l*hftH Df GlnR{ lnu .AE11
ritl1 unwassg.l tiaocn. 'Aa1
GnIFSp 411Wt3etl ioGC0,
MGljtunl in VAshcd i[uecD
, 1880-06-16

Kn ow,es' 1nseo. Powder Gun Ia by faF mo wv
, 1880-06-16

NEW OREnAns Juns sla-Co17oA-Ro'ss' ,nIto, psl
lIHe, low niddIns, 1lI{o, good ordinary. ,dsz
seeslpu, III ps,ss, vsuss, ia1, salus, l9' ssoe'
, 1880-06-16

PHILADELPHIA. Juno M-WooL-F1fmeH oi .ni
penunvlvauls and West Yisrinia double eaus .,.a
sbu 70, sssaoi e1tss A0sos msd!aa W n 'wss'lsrs
&s42o New York. Atehlxsn, lad,aost .!se I ussasa
couibluK and dslaino 42ettai anwAaneu euis1 alsga
d4l1lp9, xaaSjai Tub. washed. GS&AN5 pa''s"
, 1880-06-16

Money, std:iA por cont, closIng Mt Q; primo
mercantile paper, 4@{l.
maod, lHI-
Proiuco exports for tho weok, $l0,6r 900.
, 1880-06-16

In falr demand ut sl,G. car steauJ
No. Whtte, {ci DO Mixed 4G. oAts aa,e' ~, wv u.
Nn vhite: astes DO .nixcd W. Mye duA' no. = '9'
rHoylsioss@iasf Il sss dyssd vt n oe9 s!!s.
III uooI .iSmana, shUulders. *4.sG clSMsE ~ rsS' s''a
c'4af; S. is.asr sI9m Gs ;ls1nnSd ii S
49,. ..~-
1r,xv t,Y,r.rA~s.
NEW ORLEANS. juno colts.MrA1-s1ru'r
HAf-0nsottlod' prime EaHSiIu; cn@,Gs, 10, snt.T ~.
FAoFlsioSs-foFk niahes' no'u ~ Gs.,.,, I.f
Hulk n'eal siotls aao nlahofi e.. soar 4
hf$:Ss hEs!2s: IA S'se,r: H., n ~ AZ ia.or, ',' srss
Mt,XnrAMr-slxht cxohanae on NeT foFh' -
wv *''s>" - 'eN'"'A'' ~.-.Hs
c,>yt.rr.,,
CINCINNATI. Juno 1a-cu1+rox-stcatis as llHe: :.
G.lAls-whsat tlrmor, No. rcd: N.n Corn r,n ea
No : 1nt1ea' Nte. oa0 quo.' '.,,,nI t'o
"ya asn M Hase5 scasse .aT ~ ~ nv, t,,m at s,e
III. aun,and Hnd hrmt H;s7s. ri d.M
m,irTn,,-t msSm ~. M1,ti I'M nnnhMrud. ~
,..<,., ,;sa.,.s 1900 - -. 1 CsI,a,s 7r,o,.aa
v.,,..r t.,.v A., law, ,s-tlRAts-yrha Pr
~s., a,.'..., sv,,,,tNt,tr.,r,.. il.tY but shI'
s ~. 80 ,,,,,,, ~, : AuI,,,t fsc, NJ. ess
ou.s' ~ e's ~, a,,t n III I'M shipment
aii Jn!!' IShe. ~, Eo5n-!tscs1h1i y! s1s iuns. mic
1,ron1A
,,v,y,. III y.rn ti-t,uAiS-Corn sc,tra b
-,'..,.. 81, 49, ,,,s"S xL,ssfxn, mixed, sElgad
ts'. s.snoys "sA '.~ r., > sti,c. .tlsaxlHo. III
W. .'',.,' nau - A"1 y .naa'ss. wv
etH4Mt: ~. g sp2tstHs, p2ts,,,,a .t 1t n
41luA"axS-O"sha"esu ~ *'e''
---.
DETROIT, 1uns la-yLour-Dull md uneaaae,sa, ~,
GMAN-Nhest staadJ; No. white. ehi'M. ..nh. |
glllA b,ds July !t5f Aagnat 70 nsRsn; ~ os''
NAei Teeesptst l+uU pas sh'p'n'n1t 'Ns
-----
BUFNAL0. ...
,,,,vs.,, " y J,no IA ~t,n&tN-A1 kinds nc
ApssAt"b ~. =" .A'e ~ ssn t.n, n, at ~
~ eid c1sh; sh,;.,o,r.-a,,o,., vbe.. No, corn. g..
~n1A<Apo1.Is,
,vr,.x.oa,,s ynnc REIMBURSEMENT atsa'
=. ~; nastsso, y e.. si"ssAo@ so'' a'''" ~
O9WE0O. ~.
,ht,a Mloh,rsn' uN Cnrn unonxuged.
WHO aa''nAsA Ao' sA-''N ~e.s --."
,,1,n,t,rI, ,rJrAr.
.,Dsss..' ussra.~%, xh,,: ,indos m seI" ,",, ",
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ny Lovr-wmonI LOVED SoT

Myold love whpm I loved not,
Ia this Your friendly handf
Y0uT guinr, with a iiunhlr NJ W.
None tlsA cnuli nndtplhnu
nv old love whom loved hol'
After ~ many Arin,
Putting M silence AMI nnlh
40 meet with smiles, n1l tears,
AZ old love whom loved not,
DoyUu regret -n0i II ~
That All dled ont when hett were dehi,
All lived which could mi dief
TIL at tho last va meet here,
Ana clasp To- u empty hAnls
Kfepng our silent secret SAFE
Witch no one understands,
YOu viii leave name behind you,
A no nure, calm AMI lnngi
But nina vi fade from human ear
ldk u forgotten song
You havn we'd 10 smilu serenoly
OVtrRgJipf long dunpl
You will die with rhlluron round your peh
Hut shall die alone
. Kind love whom loyod not
q ftithful, hrin and lrnel
Did one nlend lngar near my grave,
think IL wOuld ha you,
Could wi h Ons hearl ~ mold mo
a litile, uulOfglt,
think 'twnnd be that hart OF yours,
Ms lOyn-wh0m loVm iull
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equality Of genluE whore she has gained so
many Of thu highest PRICES where she keeps
the best sQhool,i whore she shows in society
the most brilliant aitalnmenlsl whore sha or
dInarlly composes the most approelalye part
OF audenoeiI whore hhe talks French before
her brothers can translate the earliest lines Of
Virgil, II the professional attachments are
sill made by men vet out of tho profess
Sion women may still surpNss lnen, since
men In tho active spheres OF llto have motor.
iously SO little leisure,
Why should they not become llngusti de-
cipher tho difficulties Of Archaeology write
the best poetry Of tho realm ofsenlimunti be
essayiss and critics Surely they have lofty
sentiments, are keen to observe absurdlllesi
why should they not describe the life and
manners Of former generations, IL they have
acuteness, patience, insight, appreciation
Why should not thoy be artists II they have
quick sense OF tho beautiful, the grand, the
tHiey
know Of no moro splendid future for
women than 10 enclrele their brows with
those proud hutes which hNyo ever been
decreod 10 those who have advanced tho IN
tere,ts Of truth and the dominion Of thesoul,
md which experience shows they have nj
ready won, md reason still more lmpern'
lively declares they mny continue Indefinitely
10 win,
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.yob Printing.

Forthc past few weeks the HERALD Jon
OFFICE bas added largely 70 its extensive
stock of lob material. Several new fonts of
book type, together with forty fonts of latest
style display type, sis presses, all run by
stenm. render tile HERALD Jon OFFICE the
most complete in NIL its appointments IN
Northern Texas, and without II superior in
the entire State. Our workmon are AL men
of experience, which is a guarantee that the
work is executed in an artistic manner. Our
friends and the public generally are invited
to ca and examine specimens and to hand in
their orders. Prices moderate and work
done at shortest notice.
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Reading Notice.

Mcssrs. w. II. Patterson " Co., the. en-
terprising druggists of our city, have been
compelled to order large stock Of those
Justly celebrated "Snyders Curative Pads,
in order to supply the increasing demand on
them.
Since their Introduction in this part of the
country the people will have no other Pads
but the "Snyder's Curative Pads" as they
are all that is claimed for them.
ian24-d&w
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from tho errors
and indiscrctons of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
will send recipe that will cure yod FREQ Of
charge This great remedy was discovered
BY missionary in South America Send a
sclf-addrcssod envelope to the Row. Joseph
T. inman. Station D, New York city.
n2Sd&wly
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Ladies very frequently complain of feolins
dull and ~ less, being indifferent about eh-
t.rlng company, have peculiar aching of the
heAd, their brain ftrl6 stupid and eyes have
lest their brightness, Your stomach 10 NJ
fault. one or two doses of BOlley's Saline
Aperlent Will relieve you ut once. II Is u
pleasant fonmng drink.
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That famous and excellent restaurant the
Delmonico, has Just been reiltted, painted
and fixed up generally in good style, and is
now one of the finest dining rooms in the
State. Every delicacy is served in the very
best STYLE, and the Delmonico is kept up to
its old time standard of excelency in all res
pnnts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

There is only one brand of whisky sold
that the best. 1t is this tact that has made the
re artation of Craddock.
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Pretty nnd Young

In every feature but tho ha'r which had
grown white from fever This lady at %
writes us 81 have used PMkor's Hair Bal.
sam six months and nm more than pleased
with It. II has restored the natural brown
color of my harand given tia silky soItncss,
nicer than ever before There Is no Dan
druG, no falling hair and II enyesthc scNlp $50
clenn and nice and cool that ! nm ever so
much plemod, md feel aud look like my
sell again" The beautiful, frc'h and vigor'
Gus hair It produces, together with It's prop
erty of restoring gray or faded hair u tho
natural youthful color, and entirely freeing
the head from dandruil and itching, sur
piscs no less ,hnn 1t pleascs Sold ~ large
bottle. Mt only j0cs and ~ co. by all FIRST
class druggists d%w
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Hntcl rnr S,nln.

See advertisement of European hotel, Fort
Worth, in another column. Gal! on Q. f.
losmer. gas-ftter, Dallas, f,r particulars.
MARLIN,
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Nv RNTY.PIyg CENT COLUMN.


AIOnCk = Advertisements lhAy be- handed
~ into orr hnslneHh uiheH up IN , y, M
and into the composing ronm m u q, N
NOTICE II you Want yonr iufn ,lnru,
~ pianos, ulliee hyiurss, hagFagr, Trunks,
Sc, nnVad, parked aud shlppni, or unpaoked
with care and cheap, do moi fail 90 osllon II,
v kreuler Orders left a. Jonos \ Murphy'e,
ilh, Will be- promptly attended 10, II
convenient leave orders one or
several days previous Rates from 2ieis NJ,
wariA per load, relnlln0
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LOST.

I OSr-On saturday morning, Ia or near tho
IL pust.unl SO Ony lockct. blacu s,namelod,
with u lock OF gray hair inside. An-thrr
l0c ct clntnnin- Two photographs, Ct u lady
aud gentlemen, gold On one edo aud blood
stone on the OthUI, Nud one gold com, nv Eng
lish sovereign Of 1872, with Rug nit ched, The
nnder will receive u reward, tho in rlnslc
value of either one ora of THESE ariiclea on
delivery of zane to Jones 4 Murphy, ut thor
ON q, 40 Man street,
uul-lg Ilw
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NITANrED a white or eolool boy, one
w who has some v owloige VI painting
preferred, Apply On Monday ~ VIZ MAIN
hlfeni
lIJ ANTEO 90 Two clothing aud gnnls' nlr-
w nishing goods statesmen UrlAlO, only
ilnt-cluss men worthy NJ good salary may Rp
ply with full name, reference and present occu-
patton, ~ a, II, H., this ohcc
NlTANTED - a cook al 81 George Hotel ~
w Terrell, Texas, Apply 10 lncknor, Ma
ti0uHl hotel or N hrursr, lrutll nplli
AEIANlEp. "A white cook ana hurst
Fines bakery a.
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Nor SALE--Lots for sNle--Eight lots, Ave on
II Elm street, east sycamore, And three
others, extending back 10 Pacific avenue, with
good cottage house, and u beautiful grove on
same. lnquireofJ. browning, 1851 Elm st.
npl7
InJtk AA,E 80 Bltghn, p,' ptcIUv iui sale -
" one OF The most desirable, commodiuus
AMI comfortable In Dallas or vicinity In
quro az Editorial rooms, Herald aud Com
,unrci.l 0nice. nn-dtf
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PHYSICIAN.

puYelUIAN And HuHGNUN be- Or. ,tuE-
j TON Office, ~ AIRS, bNtopul A9nA hOila-
ing Nosidsucs, Conner Hau,ucuto aoo
hnrv1Nd NtrOAtf NNVNF "f
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ron SALE.

A LII kinds VI furniture, carpets, kitchen
n utensils and III household requirements
usually had iuu Wen iuruish1 home ARE l'r
sule at very low pIices az sll JaoNUon st cot
apl lSuf
NOR RALE-Framc residences six rooms;
II double huli well iuniSh0d stable,
carriage house, rcrvnu q house, Sc ahout
two crcs Ofgrnund, young orchard, spl nuid
wntcr AMI good ue'BhborhOod, Ross avenue,
QUO block ROM str ezra logd Jnd near It's ter
minus II W, Keller,
uul.lstf
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ron RENT

LHOR iENr.-Aiter the ID of May, the two
L aidfS brick building comcful Aain aud Pow
dras streets, now occupied by siugcr SOWING
leeh,ne company ApRly to Jones q Mar
upl-iNdlw
nor RENT.-Gll Elm street, nov occupied by
l. Calm n liro possession given May slh (.
II h - iretwldc 10 feet long aud well furnished
for dry goods store Apply Jno, browning,
lUil Elm ~, hnltl
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SHIELDS

NWIIIUN
e.
YOUyG,
Wholesale and retail,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-11
THE CHINESE TEEATY.

When Hayes vetoed the bill to re-
strict Chinese immigration, passed BY
Congress, the people of this Coast, wins
were dissatisfied with the veto, were
soothed by the announcement that ne
gotiations would be commenced imme-
dlately for the abrogation OF that clause
Oh the Burlingame Treaty, which gauran-
tees to Chinese in the United States all
the rights and privileges Of the most
favored nation. Since then, SO far as
the public know, no attempt has been
made by Hayes or Evarts to modify the
treaty. Last week, Congressman u Ills,
Chairman OF the Committee on Eduea-
ton and Labor, offered resolution
calling Tor information as to any pend
ing negotiations for change of the
treaty between China and the United
States. This resolution viii probably
bring the Chinese question prominently
before Congress once more, and show
the country what the Administration
has done, since the veto OF the Chinese
restriction bill, towards getting the
treaty modified. The vote of Cali.
fornia, az the recent election against
Chinese immigration ought to satisfy
those who voted against the bill, and
Hayes who vetoed it, that the people
o. this Coast are almost unanimously
opposed to the unrestricted immigra-
ton Of Asiatios who cannot appreciate
oar civilization and forms Of govern
nlent-
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SPECIAL LOCALS.



OF our country is getting to be fearfully
alarming, the average of life being less
ened every year, without any reason
able cause, death resulting generally
from the most Insignificant origin. At
this season of the year, especially, a
cold is such common thing that in the
hurry of everyday life we are apt to
overlook the dangers attending it, and
often find too late that a fever or lung
trouble has already set in. Thousands
lose their lives in this way every win
ter, while had BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
been taken, a cure would have resulted
and large bill from doctor been
avoided. For all diseases of the throat
and lungs, BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has proven itself to be the greatest dis
covery of it's kind i'll medicine. Every
druggist III this country will tell you
of its wonderful effect. Over $50, 900
bottles sold last year without a single
failure known.
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Many of our citizens are compelled
TO work very hard in the field for their
daily bread, and after harvest think
nothing Of paying see more for silver
watch than they can get it at Uncle
Harris. For instance, in those fancy
jewelry stores. good silver Waltham
watch costs S3S; at Uncle Harris You
bny the same for SIS. Nos. 22l and
702 kearny Street, San Francisco.
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Is the most effective pain destroyer in
the world; viii most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or APP
piled externally, And thereby more GER
tainly RSLIEyE PAIN, whether chronic
or acute, than any other pain aileviator,
and is warranted double the strength
OF any similar preparation. 1t cures
pain in the side, back or bowels, sore
throat, rheumatism, toothache, and ALL
ACHES, and is The Great PeHecer Of
Pain. "BRowN'S HousEHoLD PANA-
cEA" shoald be in every family. A
teaspoonful OF the Panacea in tumbler
OF hot water (sweetened, if preferred),
taken at bedtime, viii BREAK Up A
COLD. 25 cents bottle. ial3-ly
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STATE CONTROLLERS REPORT.


We are in receipt of copy of the State
Controllers report for the fifteenth
fiscal year ending December 3lst, 1879.
1t shows that the balances in the diff
ferent funds on the 3lst of December,
1873, one year prior to the date OF the
report, aggregated S6G7 1866 10. The
receipts into the Treasury from all
sources for the year 1879, were 1928
l59 90, of which $685. 40 80 was de-
rived from the sale of bonds belong
ing to the State School Fund, and
Sl4,260 % from interest on said bonds;
s;263, l64 95 from interest ON and sale
OF bonds belonging to the Territorial
and State Interest and Sinking Funds,
and SIC, 346 80, from interest on bonds
belonging to the State University Fund,
leaving balance OF 1902, GAP 81, which
was derived from State taxes on real
and personal property, including the
net proceeds of mines, il the several
counties OF the State. The expenditures
during the year amounted to Sl,i76,-
'0J0 70, of which $lS2, l5S 80 was ex-
pended in the purchase Of bonds for
state University, School, and Terrific
raj Interest and Sinking Funds; $685.
a52 rs, for the redemption OF State
bonds, and 1874, 1913 %, for accrued in
terest ON the same at the time Of re-
Gemption, and s459, 526 50, for ordinary
expenses of the State Government dur
ing the year.
The balance in the different funds at
the close of the year 1879, amounted to
$3l5,2l0 2S, against which there were
S75,396 81, in outstanding warrants,
bonds, and interest. In April, 1879,
the securities in the School Fund were
sold to redeem State bonds. and the
state in lieu thereof, issued S3SD, COO
irredeemable bonds, drawing interest at
tae rate OF five per cent. per anaCm.
La other words the State borrowed
money from the School Fund to pay of
It's Indebtedness. and in return pays
into the School Fund annually FIVE per
cent. interest On $3.50, Geo.
The total value Of taxable property
in the State in 1879, was $40, 29l, 460 is,
OF which ST, 94l $50 10 was. real estate,
aud the balance personal property
The State tax ON proceeds OF mines
in 1879, which only includes the first,
second and third quarters, was S34, :
$50 53, while the tax from the same
source for the four quarters Of 1873,
amounted to sos, AGO 70. Practically,
the State is now ont of debt, as the
bonds issued to the School Fund are
iredeemab,e, but as the average yearly
expenses of the State Government,
since its organization, have been over
500, 600, while the receipts from taxes
last year were nearly SEQ, 600 less than
that amount, unless new bonanzs 5
are developed, or the expenses OF the
Government reduced, the State rate of
taxation on real estate and personal
property viii have to be increased to
prevent tine State from running in debt.