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WILLIAM II. MILLER

lLate with Floberg)
MO. 100 J STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, 100
IN Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer HfTA
aud Dealer in Watches, SIyerware. Jewelry, El{s
etc. Repairing a specially, under Robert G2ssH
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended 10.
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THEOEHEE GLANCEKe
YEyHF GENERAL AGENCY OF TIE RECORD, |
UNION for San Francisco, both for circulation
and advertisements, Is in the office Theodor
Glancsy, No. 2os Montgomery street Rooms
sad 10. s.ipa
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
J. Il. KLINE,

Qate With wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
UTATCHMAKER AND JEwELER,
Wv No. 60 j street, between Second and yrsSa
Third. Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Silver n
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its 1slsss4
branches q speciality, under MIR. FLoBERG.
i,-s 1r,1r
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FOR SALE.

yVyIN AND STOVE BUSINESS FOR SALE, "a.
in one of the principal towns Of the -
State. party who could add Hardware and ~
Crockery to the business would do well. For
STETSoN'S, street, between Second and Third,
Sacramento jyl0-d
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EMPLOYMENT oEEICE.

"7ANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels Private Families and Farmers with Help,
Free Of Charge to employers. HOUSTON g. CO..
one door south Of Fourth and streets, Sacra-
mento CITY. jyi3-lptf
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DENTISTRY.
pRs. BREWER q soUTHwORrH.

n DENTIsT.-oFFIcE, NO. COS STREET, g8sR
~ between Sixth and Seventh, over Kat Sf2fSSss
.enstein 4 Bradleys Millinery Store. jy17-ipd
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THE WEEKLY UNION

IPublished in seIniweekly partsL
Is Issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comp ising Eight Pages in each issue, Sixteen Pages
each k, and is the cheapest and most desir4 bio
Home, News and Literary Journal published on tn"
Paci, Goa t.
Terms One Year ,,..,,.....................SG0 90
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[coNTrNuEn ON LAjr PAGE.l
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That party as now constituted is indeed wonder
full mixture of clements. shall certainly not ques-
ton the convictions anu the motives of the eni.ht-
ened and patriotic that are in it who mean To
do the best they for the country with the
they have but it is not unjust TO them 10 say tha.
many OF them undoubtedly not without their
misgivins as the latter, and held where they
are BY the strength OF life long assccations by the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-27
j. HYNAN. JR.,

wv ATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. .r,
w l39 street, between Fifth and Sixth. va
Just received, very fine lot OF Watches and e. a
Jewelry, which will be sold at very low iht..zz
price. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
Iiy7-lplml
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repeat, it is an almost universally acknowledged
fact that at present the public business is, on the
whele well and honestly conducted in the Govern
ment offices. The revenues collected with re-
markable fidelity, and never in the history of the
country has the loss in their collection been as small
as now In some of its branches it has almost en-
tirely disappeared. The postal service is acknowl
edged to be more taan ever ably honestly, and
efficiently done. Even in those branches OF the pub
lie service which, more than others, have almost
from the beginning OF the Government borne the
reputation of being inefficient and corrupt, such as
the land and especially the Indian service cases OF
pecu,ation and roguery have become comparatively
rare, and the general efficiency of officers is very
much improved and speak of this with assurance,
for the that am conversant with the details
fMr. Schurz here gave in full detail the methods
employed in appointing to the civil service.f In
spite of the imperfections of the methods followed,
the result has been that the public business is rec
opnized to be conducted now in more busineSs-ke
manner than BEFORE and that the efficiency of the
service has been lifted up to much higher stand
ard.
THE SPoILS SYSTEM.
| Now substitute for this the Democratic reform
making clean sweep according TO the old spoils
system, and what Will you have? Hundreds OF
| thousands of politicians great and small but al
hungry rushing for 1900 or 50 eco places backed
| and pressed by every Democratic Congressman and
every Democratic committee in the land This i'm
petuous rush must be satisfied rapidly as possible
for they want to make the best OF their time ant
in this case, well as others, limo is money 1t
useless to disguise it: the OF Office seekeys
starved for twenty years, viii not he turned back as
long as there is inaa.hful on the table. Seyerty
or eighty thousand officers selected at random from
A.,
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SACRAMENTO, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY s7, 1885,

prolonged the evils of an irredeenable paper eur
rency under which We then suffering?
And no $ in this year of 1880, when the war issues
are fairly behind US; when by its c0ncatory spirit
and It's strict observance of constitutional princi-
pies, the Government mas removed all the elements
OF discord between the two sections which it was in
its own power to remove when, aided by wise and
successful financial policy, general prosperity is
again blessing the land, and when the people look
above all things for enlightened practical statesman.
ship that well understands the questions it has to
deal with to foster and develop that prosperity new
the Democratic party knows nothing better To do
than TO set aside all its statesmen OF known and SET
tied opinions, political experience and training and
to nominate for the Presidency MajorG General Of
the regular army, protest. nal soldier, who has
never been anything else but that and who from the
ways stood aloof from the management of political
questions.
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A STATESMAN Is WANTED.
Gratitude to those who on the field OF battle barred
their breasts TO the enemies Of their country is a
sentiment of which shall not lightly speak it is
noble sentiment but is the President of the United
States mere bauble that should be given q
ward for things done field OF action wholly diff.
ferent? Is the Presidency ike presentation sword,
or gift horse, donation uf money, country
house, given to a victorious soldier to please him,
II so, then simple justice would compel to look
for the meritOrious OF soldiers and reward
them in the order of their merit; and brave and
skiful Us General Hancock has been, there are 9TH
ers who have claims os still higher order Then,
General Grant having already been President, we
should reward General Sherman and Lseutenant-
Genral Sheyiuan first before come to the Major
General nominated by the Democratic party. Ger
tanly, let us be grateful; but let not degrade
the highest and most respon ble trust e the Repue
lie to the level OF mere gift Ct gratitude Let II
never be forgotten that the Presidency Is trust tna
is due TO no man that nobody has ever earned 10
thing belonging TO him. and that It should not
be bestowed but for services rendered in the way OF
patriotic and enlightened statesmanshrp
BUT, ARoyE ALL THINGS, THE PRESIDENCY
Should never be pointed out the attainable goal
OF ambition TO the professional soldier. ceraioiy
do not mean to depreciae the high character OF the
regular army But l cannot refrain from saying
that in Republic like ours, great care should ne
L
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their uniform suits, saving on them If they
can, suffering the want of them il they squan-
der, or the forfeiture of the right If it is
wrongly used.
g The girls are taught sewing, washing and
ironing, house work and cooking. They were
taught through the summer by two of the
young women colored graduates. one Of whom,
Miss Amelia Perry, is now a very valuable
assistant in the care of them out of school, and
in practical information
"The summer was spent by the boys in
camp at Sheilbanks, stock farm in the coun-
try of SSe acres, given to the school with an
eve TO their industrial advantage. They had
enough light work TO keep them from utter
decentralization, and, for the rest, tent life, free
exercise, and an occasional war dance (for
home sweet home) brought up the standard of
health and prepared them for another winters
work
1t is true, that after one of these war dan
ces, gentleman farmer on the next plantation,
charged the Indians with responsibility for the
mysterious disappearance of a stray New
foundland dog But as Colonel F., who hap
pened to have been born in the Sandwich Is
lands, could not Law his hand upon his heart
and say that he had never eaten roast dog
and then gone to prayer-meeting, his evil
dence was ruled out
have said nothing, perceive, of the re-
/ ligious condition of the Indian students We
I GO not care to talk much about it Their reli-
I gious instruction is entrusted to Rev. Mr..
/ Gravatt, rector of ST. Johns church in Hamp-
D ton, and Rev Mr.. Denison, the schools chap
lain, Congregational minister, with the per-
sonal influence of their teachers, and the gen.
eral atmosphere of the school. These clergy
men are giving very faithful and harmonious
work TO the cause. Some of the students, we
/ believe, are trying in their simple way TO lead
better lives, and trusting in their simple way
in Gods help to do it. Some of them have
/ been baptized into the Christian faith. AS
Mr.. Denison remarks: One point of theology
they understand, and only one. 1t is that they
should walk the new road in the help of Jesus,
and they show their faith by their works.
Digging in the earth is not the chief Joy of an
Indian warrior, but Koba writes, L pray
every day and hoe onions''
Zone of the little Dakota girls, on her
teachers suggestion that she need not say the
same little prayer every night, but ask for
anything she wanted from God, innocently
inquired He understand if ask him in Da-
kota p
Eve are inclined to think that He does"
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have already been with the objection that in
ividuals wanting articles cannot get them N
remote districts without much trouble and expense and
10 obyiate this diculiy have devised the following
scheme.
Any number Of persons desiring ten OF more articles
shah select from Catalogue the Goods they
and send their order with the Cash. and directions 10
mack and forward directed person This shall be
done and TO the 50 named person the goods shall he
io,.i and uscked with the additional Bonus OF ONE
EXTRA ARTICLE IN EVERY TIN. selected to
repay them FOX the trouble OF delivering each 10 rs r.
s-fire owner To prevent disappointment in ordering
i viii Necessary mention the articles specially c-
sired add extra number u the lis 70 snbs-
sho-d auv be out Of stock the time Of ordering
Don't fsil 70 send Geo 2. Wells for Catalogue and
-1-Fra I Tz-
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The Most Wonderful Mechanical Instrument
Of the Age

The nusic can be changed assnzne0usly The sets Of
Qu2driles and othsr pieces are complete in quantity
and -nafheu1afcally correct in time and al the
changes OF figures arc printed the sheet shy one,
child without ear FOR music OF musical know
ledge. can provide the music do the prompting. and
fa- take the place Of professional musicians 10 call
forth The iz1ncltour occupation i gone Musicians
are not everywhere available, and very few a1n-d 10
engage them when they are GyaiGble- The amount
usually paid them one night viii buy O-uinette-
and Music enough for every night in the year without
the znpeassnIness and restraint cused by the presence
O. strangers The f-iflE cost OF the music the com
pact and convenient method OF keeping il and the econ
ouT q the whole arrangement, places the Oruinette
five hundred per cent above any other mechanical
nusical instrument in the world.
vs. purpose selling these Noncrous Mechanical MI
seal Instruments ST s. 10 So each, and the Music 81
l.l+ cents rer foot
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KFK and FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
Such As

Such As
PRINTS, In 80 different Styles and Colors.
D1MESTICS.
Brown white, red and blue Cottons,
n-l-s- ShestinE, Ticking,
Knocks genuine : B and q Cottons,
DARK Blue DENNIS.
DREsS GOODS
Waite st-ipes, Batistzs,
SEs and Woolens.
Preach Nsr7aos, all C5lors and Fancy,
F.l-lzls, Al Colors and Fancy,
B1akskins, Doeskins, Tweeds. and all
o-hs- Tailor's Goods,
Telvsts- Ba-ese, Linens, Lawns,
E1s1z5.1 Netting. Towels.
B-uaks- Threads, silks, &c,
Fzu-v Goods. Nsckriss, Ribbons,
six Linen and Cotton handkerchief, all
c1l17s,
SEES AID Stockings Of every description.
CLUTEIN6-
P=--s and Sacks, and = large assortment Of
EssTy Eoolea and Cotton Shirts, twelve
desirable STYLES,
Ns-zus and Coss0a Cndsrshirts.
BLsEKETS. zoolsn and cotton,
Fzucy Quilts, Table Covers, Skirts, Rugs,
Cz-pst Bags, I r Coats, Sc,
Czhsllzs IN large variety,
Fia-eaos HAS, Hat Flowers and Feathers,
sEAFLS, bright colors and white, Of every
quality.
STATIONERY. States.
LooEas Glasses, Gold Leaf
FEEFUEERT.
Sozus, Hair Oh, Genuine Eau de Cologne,
P--z-El i-uai Labin, Rimmel and others,
o.
Ezrn1aicss, Pipes and Playing Cards.
SIDNEY SADDLES,
CzlfsEi1s- -uarzuteed best brand,
Lazsaa- BelGnE-
HEAVY COAL BAGS AND GUINNESS,
Bz-lzps and TEine,
NzTpia- Paper, large size,
P--1a- PAPER, Trunks,
Vienna Clzirs and Sofas,
PLaS0S-Blaek and Walnut. from the eele-
h-z1ed -zz1ztacto-y Of L. Neufeld.
6zoCEEIEs
Pi-kes- Salt. S1ltznzs, Biscuits,
0irs on. Candles, Crushed Sugar,
SAP CGuphor, &c
E9UoRs. 6e-
S-zn5iss-de Lzzge Fills, Boutelleau.
6in-Esy brand, n baskets and cases.
Ths z1esi Cizret and Rhine Wines.
: PANS Ale Bsvzrian Beer, Lager Bee
Cazura-ne-Chas. Fare, Hiedseick, Tho
z1n s Cos Alcohol IN demijohns, Corks
PANTS AND OILS
R0E5er, G4nhss- znd Clutch
HARDWARE
Galvanized Corrugated Iron Roofing,
- G. Tn Plates, Sheet Zinc, Banca Tin,
Hoop Iron, Iron. Yellow Metal,
keE Ri-e1s. Fence Wire. Needles,
6alTHzi1sd Buckets, Tubs, Basins,
Pen KNIVES. A-es, Hatchets, Picks, Sheau
SCISSORS. Charcoal Irons, Lanterns, &c
EIEE BRICKS, States, Tiles. Cement,
Oak Beats, Empty Barrels, Goals, &c.
n-o-esz e-s= ne cher lslznds cz-efEIly execute
10 s-1zlA--lun Ezz-z1ssed- TERMS LIBERAL 20
H HACKFELD & co.
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Al large discount from the prime cost for cash. Hav
ing space fo- this class OF goods he viii sell once
20 the earliest bidder these goods prices hitherto
prsceden-ed 81 the lowest most ruinous o. suction
sales. The stock comprises
Lounges. Arm Chairs. Tables. Parl0- Sets
Bedroom SETS. Tables Extension Tables.
l-l-.-s o. Lid & e
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GEn- Is WELLS GEKERAL music STORE
P;sno fortes. Organs. Musical INSTRUMENTS. &c.

-
Gee 2 Wells wishes his patrons 70 distinctly IN
e-srsnG thai while he i thus catering 10 their smaller
wants he has not neglected forgotten the more I'M
pn--znr business OF MUSIC IN ALL It's BRANCHES
A. j. the only importer az the celebrated eoer Piano
Grand Square and UPRIGHT the pureSi toned most ele
anv finished and brilliant Instruments ever in
rrouced into these Islands These instruments he offers
n the following prices: Stz5 TO $1,000 san iran
cisco prices FOR the same Piano $3.50 10 Sl-a1o-
Now. the Weber Piano imported from New York 10
san Francisco costs. SO
From San Francisco 10 Honolulu %
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An our Machines Fully Warranted fo- Years.
Important Notice.

Il conclusion would draw vozr attention the fsct
th.I mine being the only Music Store in the Kingdom.
NY facilities for getting the Newest and Best Selection
o. Goods appeTi2ininE 70 Musical Instruments and
Nusic in all ts branches superior those OF any
Other Importing House these Islands, and nv
penses are ss. and viii give larger assortment.
in mi. KINGDOM -
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FOR THE HAIR
Encyclopedia Britannica,
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

IN BEHALF OF THE PUBLISHERS OF
II the Edinburgh Subscription Edition Of the ENCY-
CLOPEDIA BRITANNICA Ninth Edition. Messrs A.
& C. Black and their American Agents. Messrs Chas-
Scrihre-s Sons. authorised 10 receive subScriT
tons Tor their Genuine Edition. and guard the public
against the spurious edition offered BY Agent
who purpor1s his edition 10 be the correct one
Subscriptions wil be received only f0- the entire set
OF p volumes. and payable delivery Of each vol
urae as delivered THOS. G. THRCM-
20 IN AGENT for the Hawaiian Islsnds-
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NOVELTIES.
The greatest novelty ever introduced into these music
Owing Islands zs patented and introduced lstely Is the
OR Il IT TIE,

And J. constructed the principle OF C2nlnei Organ
and en BE- operated upon 6y any one even child, NJ
terlv rnacunainted with music There i no limit 10
either kind quantity al mlslc- Il viii play hymn
Tunes Popular Airs QuadriIieS. Polas Wsltzas, etc.
with clearness and accuracy which few performers can
eluAl and can be carried under the The ORGUl-
NETTE with its automatic music sheets, represents
both organ and orrZuisf. music, musician and music
teache and i admirably adapted Tor singing parties,
dancing parties evening entertainments surprise par
lies and educational Purposes. and i therefore
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Bought for Cash, Sold for Cash.
No Bad Debts, No Losses.
No Interest on Money,

And the Motto az the Store is '.SNALL PR0FIIS
zED QUICK RETURES-
To affemptt describe the yE-ied beauties or excese-
oes Of this stock woulc b ipossble but for the p-
rosss Of ordering Geo 2 Wells has completed Czts-
iue which be thinks and hopes viii prove beneficial
~. S.lla- rh-rr be l--a-arfees
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EYERY LRIlclE Is SEM DILL IN PEREEcI ORDER
." DonLAR Gle.

Eve article i exactly described in the Csfslone
ard will Be readily exchanged II not approved Of The
Catalogue viii be added BY every mail, and s. .resh
novelties ar-ve the public viii be notified o. the fact
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Eor ono Donar!

II Is matte- OF inpossihlity fur people who have
hitherto bought goods hero 70 realize the tremendous
r-rrce in the value Of what they h5ut cot snd what
-hev cNr sorr get FOR the READY CASH DOLLAR
But the stubborn facts remain that WHIST Is now selling
il the neigh boring stores fo- So eAl e onl@nec aIo
yrh-fe -r-s7s+f-f- The farr-rhe goods
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Ra7aarI

1T Is PROPOSED TO HOLD BAZAAR
WSteThozsel On TUESDAY April 9th. 70 raise funds
for the erection and furushiss OF Mission premises for
the Anglican Church AZ kaneohe. and keaakekEs Bay
Contributions Will be thankfully received by the ladies
Of the Conniriee-The Hon Ms Bishop. Ars Davies,
ErS DowEeft Ms Harris. Mrs Macintosh. Mrs. Rob
ertsun. Miss willis. Ms. Modehorse. IS
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specia1 Notice.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Geo 2 Wells be 70 notify the inhabitants Of Homo
luu that he has purchased under veTy peculiar circum-
stances manufacturers stock OF highly finished. well
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-04-14
THE AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

American SslriBg Machines sold here
~ less haH Trio Years.
No greater proof o. the value Of article than its
steadily increasing sales In al this large number only
one has been retlrned for repairs
All orr Machines Fully Warranted for 5 Years.
not or object 70 state that 1t Is the best machine
n tie word; but in Justice it. and integrity.
know OF superior FOR Family use. We Go not push
The sale OF these Machines. hui keep full assortment
Ware Rooms, and seifully call you- attention
70 the fact We hope YOU Viii call and examine the
ueor merits OF this Mschine which has become so in
Ineasely popular It's merits are:
Simplicity q Construction; Fer parts. srLfea OBJ
rates The possibility of 9stfig ont of0rIsT GHd the
simplicity OF threading, ioLeH at o0BiHsHds e
il Tar-
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STOCK OF NOVELTIES

OF rer conceivable kfrd and description selected from
the Eastern Markets with taste and care Bought a ne
lowest cash prices in large Quantities direct rom ne
manufacturers he offers each and ever Srtleic II
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6rnrraI .aHrrrIIzndisr.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
GEO. e. WELLS

WHEGs To OFFER HIS SINCERE THAMES
Nd for the rapidly extending patronage tEai has been
ne-ed him bT tho Inhabitants OF these Islands. ana
takes this opportunity OF informing The public Eenely
fhE- he has determined IN accordance With the sFill
OF TINES 70 --ove 10 The utmost the Fall and Actual
Vslue Of the Cash DOLLAR For this purpose ne
hzs leased The large premises adjoining his Nusae store
nd 49, tned the Sarne with Lane znd Varied
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-01-10

HAMLIN's HATE or HAYEs.-The Cos
sin is that no man in congress has such
a dislike for Mr.. Hayes as Senator Ham
such an accurate account Of the passage
of time that he can tell to d day how
long Mr.. Hayes will remain president.
Democratic senator approached him
n few daysagoand said; "Weli, Brother
Hamlin. how much longer must we have
That fellow in the White House, !:
Quick as lightning Hamlin answered"
sJust fourteen months and sixteen
DAYS. damn him!n Good Doctor john
son liked q hearty hater, aud We think
he could have taken kindly to such q
pious old swearer as Hamlin.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-01-10

Emerson says a man ought to carry a
pencil and note down the thoughts OF
the moment. Yes, and one short pencil,
devoted exclusively to that use, would
last some men we know two thousand
years, and then It's original point on. -
burlington HaWkeye.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1880-01-10

"My brethren" Dean Swift in ser
mon, "there are three kinds of pride
of birth, Of riches, and of talents | shall
now speak of the latter none Of you
being liable to that vice."