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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-04

INARM TO LET.-TWo HUNDRED AND .sssss
four (204) acres land in Placer county, wv
ON the American river, SIX miles north of Fol- .&-
som, known as the McDevitt Ranch. There is on
the place about 10000 bearing grape-vines, fruit
trees peach, apple, pear, etc. alfalfa field field for
pasturage, etc. The greater part is first class foot
hill land--evel or undulating is mostly under
fence and most Of it lying between the North Fork
ditch and the American river; there are ample
means for irrigation. The owner is desrous of ieas-
ing this property account of ill-health and to
good tenant excellent inducements will be offered.
For further particulars apply upon the premises. or
address the undersigned through P0stofiice Box
No. 343, or call upon at the Office OF
HALL, LUERS q Co., Sacramento.
apl5-lm JOS F. MADDEN
TNoR LE-THoRoUGHBRED -S-res.-~n
E1 JERSEY BULLS, one and two k[s 80
years old. Bred by Robert Beck. %geee%9
Apply TO THOMAS WAITE. Brighton, ------AA---ZA
Sacramento county, Cal. apl2-d
ENURNIsHED ROOMS To RENT - AT RE.
d duced price pleasant, quiet and honle-like-by
the Day, Week or Month Northwest corner Third
and J. Entrances on j street. and on Third, be-
tween J and streets. MRS. TEN EYCK. api0-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-04

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRr
UNION
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-04

BERLIN, May 3d.-The Reichstag to-day
between Germany and Uruguay. The bill
approving the provisional commercial ar
rangement made between Germany and
Austria passed the first and second readings.
The measure was recommended by the Plen-
ipotentiary of the Bundesrath and Director
Of the Foreign Office. Herr Won Philipsborn,
who said the Government hoped that within
the course of year they would succeed in
extending to commercial matters the UNDER
standing between Germany and Austria
which existed in political relations.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-04
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for % cents for te three times for 50
cents OF rs cents PEI week.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS 1TEM;
DOMESTIC NEWS.

Etc. .Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-04

INARMS FOR SALE.-THE MOST AND BEST
on marketin Sacramento are with STR0BEL.
He is ahead Everybody who buys or sells farm
goes first, last and always to CARL STROBEL No.
321 street, Sacramento myl.tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20

KANSAS CRY, Mo, Aug. s. Sheriff
Bender, with the alleged Bender pms
oners, arrived here early this morning,
romaining during the day, fearing to
proceed further, having been Informed
that the people Of Cherry Vale, Kan
sas, were awaiting the arrival there
The eagerness of the people to see the
prisoners was so great that sheriff
Bender placed them upon exhibition
at the Tbcater Comiquc, charging al
admission of % cts. This proceeding
was severely condemned by the count,
aud city officials At o'clock tn,
prisoners We're started for Oswego
Kansas
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20

A Poetic Justice.

When you took q second look at
him you could see O sort of grimness
about him which convinced you that
whatever he undertook to do ne would
accomplish or break his back in the
attempt. About noon yesterday,
when the rain fell fast he appeared on
Woodward avenue under an old UNI
brella worth about the price OF it's ribs.
At the opera house he placed his old
rain-shedder in the doorway and took
possession in another not far away.
In about two minutes along came q
citizen with his left eye watching for
Just such chance, and pounced on
that Umbralla with a chuckle OF the
deepest satisfaction. lie didn't wait
around there for the owner to appear,
and he didn't care copper whether it
belonged to sisterof charity or an over
grown bondholder. AS he started off
rejoicing over his good luck, the grim
man followed. The umbralla-hooker
had walk of about half a mile to
reach his residence, and the grim man
was close on his heels all the way
As the citizen halted at his gate the
other detained him and quietly re
marked:
II want you to do be favor.
"Ah. yes-I never give anything to
tramps."
81 want you take that umbrella
back tc the doorway from which you
stole it p
4sTbis umbrella why, is this yours2"
s'It is, and you must take it back. "
"Well, you see, couldnt do that,
but / guess it has been worth quar-
ter to me"
''Will you take it back p asked the
man with the iron jaw.
"Why, no! what's the old thing
worth anyhow"
"One hundred dollar"
"That's good joke. III give yo'
fifty cents for it."
"If you don't bout face and taxi
that umbrella back to the identica
doorway, I'll mop you into every pud
die of water between this and the cor
ner, and when J let up Oh you you
wife want be able to ind button t
identify you BY"
Thus quietly remarked The grin
A man, as hc unbuttoned his overcoa1
displaying chest like a base-drun
He had the strength of an OK, an
there was an "I-mean-it." look in eac
eye.
"Say, / don't want any quarrel wit
you," observed the citizen. "Tak
your umbrella and a couple of dollars
mo sir p
''Say three"
"No STRIP
"Say FIVE"
I He took the FIVE and departed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20

A couple of Cinnamon entered the
Carson telegraph office and one re-
marked to Farrell:
"Me likee cetchem dispatch
"What's your name"
"Ah Wong"
"No dispatch.
"Me likee send dispatch to Wah
Kie.
"All right
"You fix UNI.
Farrell got out blank, poised his
lead pencil and waited for instructions.
you tell im, Wah kie, send me 10
dollah hap belly quick. Tell i'm Flop
Wing steal him sister. Fling Wing
cut All Yam two times belly bad,
You sabe All Yum live Sutro and Sill
yer City; heap good man
"Want this all down"
"You bet, puttem down; tellum Kie
me buy out Hop Woe wash house fifty
dollah; like'em come up and work,
you sahe How muchedE'
. 'thn IdllGlacp, an tIifN Wal "
four dollars
"Oh, golongl Ne no sahe 70 dollab,
Ne send dispatchee one day hap dol
lah. Ne want hap dollah dispatchce. "
After some labor Farrel condensed
what be could into ten words, and
then read it.
"Now give Ais full address, where
he lives, what street,
"Nlo no gabe where he lib. One
time year ago, he lib IN Glass Valley
Some time he 90 Walaho, guess now
work on Iailroad somewhere. Wher
he getcc dispatchec make ia pay,
And the spokesman and his compan
ion sauntered out, leaving fafel hunt
ing for a sixshooter The fact Of tht
weapon being nislaid saved 6 honli
eide. En-.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20
A Curious Calf.
Eve and departed.

On farm Of Archie Mcmillan, two
miles from town, there is calf that
surpasses anything for deformitv we
have ever seen. 1t is more like a
buftlo than bovine; and has little
resemblance to bear. 1t has six dis
tinct and seperate hoofs on each foot =
the front ones are perfectly formed,
while the others are drawn under like
the claws Of q wild cat, though not
near so small. It is stout in the shout
ders, and it's front knees are nearly
twice as large as that of an ordinary
calf Of its age. To see it standing di
rectly fronting you, its head and face
looks very much like black bear, hui
from the side it is like buffalo
There is a considerable rise on its
wethers, and its back goes down witt
a Taper of about four inches to It,
sloins. 1t n,var bleats, and when il
was driven up and put with the otho,
calves, they acted towards it like i
was some wild animal. The hair on i
is one and q half or two inches long
and is curly like buffalo. 1t has be
come gentle, though first at the leas
noise it would jump up and appea
wild In moving it has shufiliu
gait like o bear. Nc ViHe .Sout
Georqiaa.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20

DIR. Willard Parker, in q lecture
before the students of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons, of New
York, used the following apt words
''If, gentlemen, instead of air, you sup
pose this room to be filled with pure,
clear water, and that, instead of air,
We were exhaling twenty times min
ute pint of milk, you can see how
soon the water, at first sparkling,
would become haay and finally opaque,
!, the milk ditl'using itself rapidly through
the water. You will thus be able to
: appreciate, also, how at each fresh in
SEPARATION you would be taking in a
fued that grew momentarily moro i'm
pure. Were we bile to see the air as
We are the water, We could at once APP
preciate how thoroughly we are con
taminating it, and that, unless there
be some vent for the air thus vitiated,
and some opening large enough to adj
nit a free supply Of his very valuable
material, We viii be momen 'arily pois-
ening ourselves as surely as if we were
taking sewage matter into orr stom-
achs
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20
a nuniiliatinG Event.

On Saturday last, the authorities in
charge Of an Indian, who had been ar
rested and confined in Jail while drunk,
agreed tb give him his liberty provided
he would inform on the person who
sold him the vile stuff. 10 this the
andian agreed. After he was taken
from the ''Skookum honse,' it was
deemed prudent to hold him little
while longer, to give additional oyi-
dencc. His Indian friends demanded
his freedom, and he quietly walked OIL.
a call was made for assistance to
cause his re-arrest, when some thirty
men issued from business houses, III
possession Of needle guns, Tho Indi-
an walked out to camp, followed by o
threatening crowd Of minute men.
Some were motioning to ''comc;' some
were counseling retreat When the
foremost arrived at the Indian village
the "bravos" came to the front, most
of them unarmcd, except with stones.
They told the white men cmphatically
that their friend who was sitting be-
hind the fence in plain view was en-
titled to his libartj, and that he could
not be arrested again. Furthermore,
they ordered the whites to "klatawa,
which invitation was quietly and
quickly accepted, considering the cir
cumstances; and our defenders re
turned to their business haunts.
All good citizens must regret this
event as It was failure, indeed. II
resulted in victory or the Indians
and also showed them that our citizens
are unorganized without leader
and decidedly green in the maneuvcr
of war. All is q liet, new; and Il {
Indians have beel. given to UNDERSTAND
that mistake was made on the par
: of the While The Indians, however
| seem to hold no ill-feeling and conduc
= themselves properly Spo6an Times
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20

Here is the way Nevada girl puts
up her back hair: "Ri tum de iddle,
de iddle de lay; where is hair pinny
de fiddle de lay oh, amt I.iust kill
ing rum tiddy de fiddle de lay; and I
going to the picnicky er rickety de
lickcty de lay" An Idaho girl
couldn't sling her tongue Mt all, under
those circumstances. How could she
with two or three strands of hair and
a hundred and twenty. hair-pius
damned into her mouth. Idaho Dem
GcFdie.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20

The puzzle blocks originated in
Philadelphia, whore the blocks of
houses are SO mach alike that man
is puzzled to know when he gets home
- Nee orleans PicdYtae
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20

X ~ AY0 SG00e \ YEAR, or 81 to 800
MN NNaFs day n YOUR own locality. No
y sExaA .i.k. Women do as well as
,psgH mer Many make more than
+ " ~ " III, amount stated ahuye No
dne can fail to make money iast. Any o,.e can
40 the work. You can make from 50cts. to 81
in hour hy ieyoting tog' evenings and spare
time to the business. 1t costs nothing 10 try
the business. Nothing Ike il fer money max.
ing ever offered before. Business pleasant and
strictly honorable. Reader, if You want to
know MI about the best paving business before
the public, send us your address and we will
send you tui particulars and private terms free;
slmples worth s. alsa free; You can then make
up your mind Tor yoArset. Address.
GEORGE SrrNsoS a Co. Portland Maine.
43-ly
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-20

II 80 an MONTH guaranteed. SIC a
NJ AHFslay ut home made hy the indus
S:.a' . s s.s 4 e:, ; sss.s s. y:
u ~ - - and -tglS made money faster at
aori; ier as than at anything else. The work
IS light and pleasant, apl such ms anyone can
- right Al. Those who are wise who SEQ this
notice will send US their address at ence and
see tor themselves. Costly outfit and terms free
Now Is the time. Those already at work are
ny ing up large sums ot money. Address
pRrE Co, Augusta Maine.
t3-iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14

CONTAGIOUsNEss OF PHTHIsIs.-The remark
markablc instances and then seen, in which per-
sons without hereditary tendency to phthiss become
phtbisica after long continued attendance sufferers
from the disease, suggested to many physicians
the idea that phhss is contagiOusthe medium in such
being supposed to be the inhalation with the breath
of fine particles OF tuberculOus spua, atOmized into the
air by the patients cough An attempt has accordingly
been made By Dc. Tappe,ner OF Meran. to ascertain
whether by similar means, animals could be rendered
ubercular; the animals experimental on we're made TO
breathe for several hours daily in chamber III the air
which fine particles Of phtbsical spuum were sus-
pended. The sputum having been mixed with water,
the nib ture atOmiZed by steam atOmlZer In all
tle sputa were from persons with cavities In their
unsr, and dogs alone were employed I'm the expert
meas since they very rarely suffer from spontaneous
tuberculosis. The result that OF eleven animals,
with one doubtful exception after period varying from
twenty five TO iOrtyvc days. all. beingk presented
well developed military tubercles in botn lungs Micro
scopcal examination was accord with the naked eye
appearauces
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ITALIAN TREATMENT OF SHINGLEs.-A case
of herpesz,ster slinges. is reported by Dr. Lam
bert IN the ReciStG Oiiea d Bologna having been
cured by hun IA single day by Of carbolic acid.
He painted carefully the vescles with the liquid acid,
using q camehair brush, and then covered the whole
part with thick layer Of cotton. IL caused severe
burning pain first FOR two hours after which case was
obtained and the patient, having received dose Of
chlora hydrate fell asleep and awoe the next day eel
ing que well On the removal of the wool after three
DAYS the vesices all dried the cruss adhering
and the spots that remained were not IN
ne least tender.
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d TO BOS ION .
b VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STnNT\GIDN LINE

The elegant eieamers - lON SOTO, and NANNAGAN.
sE1r leave Pier y No'h River loot Of Jay ST. 20 M,
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special III ~ class limited tickets good Ony nf To-, in r
which they issued Doth boat ant Train q"
Of tIckeD sold this line IRON New oA To- bsJ1
tOr 81.
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New York and 1873 WishngtOnst., BrO1y l'rt- 40
also al principal hotels cud ucse0ccs All a. ohcgs
OF MestcOtt fxDgU-s
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collection OF ChOt imported books best editions Of
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Irving etc WORKS the arts old prints French etc
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

landt-sts "- '''>
$50 for washington Pii.burr Coluuhn. q nef,,,,,
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Rlrhmorf f1,-i...'
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on O. Pit sbui q and Chicago '' ." '0f H<,
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and ~ Ionis Through Pullman cars BALTIMORE 10 6iss'
I2o0 m daily for Washington. n. south ana W., n,
NJ an sleepers from New YORK 20 Baltimore saS 49, ~
MAJ connections for Chicago
is Ionisv H. - Lous Coumbus. Ptt.bury Ia .e,s .
Sonfbw.sf through Pullman cars from IA +i.,-. O. I
matt connects AZ Washington with train, ~ n
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For through tickets Please cal a. tomppny's Ola. a..
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ana Desbrosscs.sfs and Depot, Jersey CITY ''|
R0r-ND TRIP TICkETs 10 KANSAS NEBRAsV.
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~ VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE
special limitct tickets steamers Old COLONY am
NEWPORT leave NcW-lOrk daily. exec uut sundays at
per =, Norih River loot ~ N1ff irtrs
Brooklyn, 800 Jersey city. 40 = M, NA Annex
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For Roth snxes-Citv.

FRIENDS SEMINARY, East 16th-st. and
MFR. OTTO w. FUETTERER tGOettingen
w University, Hanoverl.-L Lessons IN German and the
Classics close attention 30 German prOnunciaoni vocal
raining. 1873 Wes, 22tsL
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Art Schools ew- York City.
MRS, LOUISA b. CULVER

VIII pupils raintng Landscape flowers 'th hie
china decofston, studio The Bella No Is East
2Gth.st., corner 4th-lve. beginning October l.
References Mt. D. HUNTINGTON, MT william Tart Ar.
james VI. Il AIT. MI A r. Bellows.
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NEW-JERSkY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New YORK foot Llbcrty.sf. g. r. g. 81.
e;l1 g. nl.-Ior Falmngdale, Toms River Ia.''H' '1'
tegnedate stations
lis p. m-Ior Toms River ylneland. an si1t 1919 n nw
SIDE AMP FOR ArLAN Ilt CITY
?. m.-r0r Farur glao Toms River biin,tAt 4A .'.'
ton h. T.. ard Ph!Ide lhil-
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PROVIDENCE LINE for freipht only.

Steamers Electra and Gaatea leave Iie 30 'o0h RIVER
tfoot Of WaTcn-stl daily, except SUNDAY. 90 b. ny
Providence direct FIri via either ttAru or "Nr "
/. ". FIIKlNs, D.. ia n.'' A.
Gen Psss.Agent It.'. af
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NETWORK AND L5NG BRANCH DIyI.

Ncw-York foot OF Toertyst, f1r cl Bank. -
Branch, Ocean Grove. g.. az Sis lltj m Id e o. D
T. ,.,.,,..,.,. . a., DID,, al. a., 81.
STATION. e. and from OCEANIC ard FAIR HAVEN 10
RED BANK. 10 and from POINT PLEASANT 40 ia
GIRT with al. trains.