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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

Total. .....,.....-....
Sacramento City, July 6, 1850.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
LANES MCGUIRE,

MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT:
I'VE tiers, Ratings, Gratings. House-work and
Backsmithing in general No. 14S K street, between
Fifth and Sixth Secondhand Doors lor sale
iy22-4ptf
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DIR. HATCH.
G. M. KREBs d co.

OFFICE 81 sTREET.-oFFIcE HOURS:
A. NJ and 1890 to Bpm. 1u29-d
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GROVE L. JOHNSON,

MO. So2 ], AND 1905 THIRD STREETS
~ Hot Lunch daily from II a. NJ. to o'clock
P. NJ. The Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
iyI3-4plm BOWERS & LONG ABAUGH.
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WV rIIYRy RRIGCs. MD,

ACULIST. AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank Residence,
southwest corner of Nineteenth and streets, Sac
ranento, Cal Hours-9:30 10 II A. M to P. M.
Sundays-9:30 to j. A. NJ; to P. NJ. Jyl-u
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623 kearny St.,

is practiced by the vouth VI oosn oSAe5 w
an almost unlimited extent, producing with un.
orring certainty the following train Of morbid
symptoms, unless corrbated by scientific medi.
cal measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark
spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing In
the ears, noise like the rustling OF leaves and rat
Ting of charios, uneasness about the i1ins, weak
ness of tie limbs confused vision, bunted intellect
loss OF confidence, diffdenoe iii approaching stran.
gers, dislike form new acquaintance, DISPOSE
ton to shun society, loss OF memory hectic nusnes
furred tongue fetid breath, coughs, consumption
night sweats, Inouomania and frequent iDaanty.
CURED At HONE.
Persons at distance may be cured ut home by I'D.
dressing letter to DIR. GIDEON, Stain case
symptoms length of time the disease has continued.
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country,
with full and pai directions BY inclcsing ten dol
lars in registered letter, through the Post-otce, or
through Wells Fargo & Co., package Of medicine
will be forwarded to any part OF the Union Please
say you saw this advertisement IN the RECORD
UNION Address, Dir. ]. Z. GIDEON,
4iotf Box c5I sar Francisco
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,


Established In 1854, for
the treatment OF Sexu
and Seminal disessei
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
it's forms, Seminal Weak.
ness, Impoteney, Skin
Diseases, etc, perms.
nently cured or no charge.
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MISS L. J. KELLOGG, N. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-oFFlCE AND
residence, Nathan building, corner OF Seventh
and I streets. Office hours, $50 A NJ, 2 to
and 7 to sPM ju30-4pim
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A. N TOWNE. General Superintende
T. H GOODMAN. -Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agel
iaQ-4ntf
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CAPITAL ALE VAULTS.

VAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-
dence to Dr. C. L. Simmons Building,
rect, between Second and Third. Office hours: 8
O NJ IL A. NJ to 2 p NJ, and to SP. NJ. jy12-tf
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DR.. G. L. SIMMONS,
MO. 2l9 STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
IN Third, Sacramento.
20 to 10A.x.
fT once Hours: to am. apss-apti
Z to 8 P. II.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SACRAMENTO SEMINARY,

II STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEv-
Cd enth, Sacramento, Caliiornia-Mrs. Hermou
Perry having associated with her Professor 7. n.
Wells and wife, experienced and success I'll teachers
from the East, takes pleasure in announcing that
the Seminary viii reopen, with full corps of teach
efs August 2, 1850. complete course Of study is
so arranged that opportunities for education in any
grade or department are here afforded In addition
to the usual full course of study Normal Depart
ment is added, for the benefit of those who may
wish to prepare themselves fer teaching. Pleasant
and commodious rooms hav recently been fitted up
on the Seminary grounds for the accommodation Of
the Juvenile Department. The Quincy System vii ]
be practiced in all the departments of the Seminary
Address the Principals for particulars. jyl3.4p1m
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NoRNER OF FRONT AND L STREETS
Highest price for Hides, Sheep Pelts and
Tallow Supplies Butchers with Salt, Paper latest
improved Sausage Machines, Suffers, Lard Presses
Etc. Promp: cash returns made for all consign-
,oerts fulS-4ptf
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- = =
BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

FEyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
/ MONTE DIABLo COAL the most economical
tat caa be used sors: sam is for sale in lots TO suit
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county,
and at the Office Of the Company, southeast corr or
of Folssm and Spear streets, San Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
jyf6-;f President B. D. O II. Co
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VIZ uU0ee UttutUeelpttt. >SH
prssaue Ssle Co., WisconFn, bate neu
lid Die bOrttse, aus ebrbursn @rsnsvn
b.fsbtnbe BepSlleruns Fd 3um erlfen
Wale sinsn Grsbsnsrihter teiaeltat.
Balo eurauf tam Der Squire" In bic Ga
se, lein Amt ais Nthtsr aus,uibsn Elm
@auibolo wurbs utsen Yruselsi tbm CUR
Bsfrafans Sorsefabrt. DIR &srl mar
fdulbis. bas mar tsins Jrass, abtr bic
6rase mar bic, mas NIT ibm an3ufansen
ftt. Ct bate tein 0elo unp Elm @sfans.
nib sab's aud ni&t. Na& rdTiaer us.
b.rlssuns iaste bann Der Niatsr ,Dis
Rlassr Saben mir swet Dollars 8oRsn ,u
bs,atlen. Der gertlaste bat als Strafe
prassl 3u betommtn. Mls Beamtsr bss
Jrtsoens wsroe 10 psrISnlth bic Bsara
flung so(lfreden." Sprad's, prisslte ben
4ifasater wtno.lwet& uno lief fa BON
tsr @ssenpartst bic swet Douars, bic ct
I'm saWelbs isines aassilats Serbisni
batte, be,abltn.
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So1epb &amoa'S Miible

In Nsu. 0raunfels matlt i.br sutss &orn.
unb Dtl,enmstl unb psrlauft In sroben
8 uanttt6ten In bic llmssesnb.
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Die Ginnaems fur

unb bic Nuseabe fur
As, 200 @ewinue 1T m9, 348, 400.
Da allo bic sanse Gtnnabme gu &C.
minnsn psrtesilt ia, wsrosa iasssiammt
Is Nrp3en
pom @ewinne In Mbjus ssbradt, um bic
&ofen Der gerwaltuns 3u peden.
Snpem auf ieess ,rpeite Qous Elm 1tefftr
fault, 1T ss nttt erit n6tbis, auf ben 8or.
tbeil uno bic 8,slIitat bletr felt
139 Sabren
teaebenben gottsrte anfmertlam au MAIDEN.
Dsr ale 8taiIsn I'm Yoraus tesatlt,
fat fslbitosr(tanpltd etnen tlensn Nabatt.
gs tofet iomit, penn In 0oraus bsja9lt,
has
@an,e acps .......-..$4S, 90
Salte ~ ----...... "a, 90 3
gisrtsl ~ --.-.--... II, 90
Nhtsl - ---.---..- 6, 90
s ire lare,
fcwie aIe nabern Gtn,slnteiten Retea aul
anfrassn unsntssltli& 3u Disnfsu. .
Rsdt sablreiasn Aafndssn iisst sntses.n
s. +. Dalfenifein,
S67 SIb @ampart. Stra6e.
ytew.OrleanS Qa.
3ausrIaifas assatsn wsrbsn ssrtanat.
6,l.S0,wli
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iuuoer Nreunb. SD wout', ba 3 Id erit
tpi,Str aus benz perloseaen Nslt bsraus
unb uxter freiem 5tmmel mar n"o iteesr
bic @dnle in Ottsrsbube i&nattetn eurts,
als bier. Die traeen bod ueniaRens 1ers
siasnen Sebern auf Der 3aut. 9a, sSai0'
maunsteil, lisbsr college in spo, uno tdp
toffe, mir wsrben nod etnmal manasn
aut.n 1aa In beNsrer 9uft als bier mttstn'
amber Drabt um ben alien Roatopf ipta'
n.u. Gl(o In finf Satren! @raben Sis
bic !!sine Wleertab BON mir, wenn gle
nah Saus in's Stternnsf ftrstben "a
70, 6aus 1T niht me6r unb ote Wfesr!as
aud nittt. 0fa, ss tcmmt Wues ntseer
I'M Qeben - @lai aui liebsr @ebaur,
@lud auf :!
Der Bug sins ab une ant Nbtno faer
@ecrbt In feline neue 5simat, bic 9taot. tn
bsr ct bic polytedniide S&uls bnrd3uma'
den bate, Elm. D:e brittle Deriobs ielnes
Q.tens .Mrbsitsplanes besann - brsi aass
Der @af batten sipiiden btsitr uno Der
sorters.tsnpsn selsssn - uno oens Ser.
sus lsste sr frsupis pas neut 5aasstOh auf
leinen Nadsn. 60 unsletA gater unb
Sutn fa jsbt auesrliA erl&lenen iein
mr6tsn, ais @runb,xs ietnss Wsitns lag
In 9sbteren bod bie namlt&s, fsff unb
unbeirrt ausbausrnbe Natur bss nore'
beutidsn gauern, pel&tr sis attsit
burGfiitrte, bic er R6 ais 3iel porselsbt
uber fur bic er bonn Sdidial befitmn't
mcrbsn. Sur an ben Yaaor Vtstlius
{Grisb @tsrot Dor rem Bsstnn feinsr reu
En- Stutien einsn 1rief, In tpslaem er
bsmle!ten BON ieinsm auisntsalt Mittbsi'
lung ma&te. ibm usm 6sr3en fur alle
G5resruns ietnsr euufoatn oantts unp ibn
bat, niht barber gu ,iiruen. bab er nttt
Yafor werbsn. 1onbern einen antsren 4e'
tsnspss einlalasen tpoae, Der itm - rrie
sr es isbt ia germ ausipreden tonns -
felt ien,m Sage fern DOR Nussn seihwsbt,
an benz er nit Der Bitts um NeHenantsr.
riat gu benz euten altsu Dorflhullsbrsr
eetommen.
Grrtitsuns fr!gt.
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grrtfsuns fp!st.
Die 3dbluus Der Gisftoral:
ffimmeu

Seit einisen 9a3cn perlautet es, baB
Yralipent SapeS bic Nblidt hate, cfrrt
cine @rtraiieuns einSuberufen, wenn Der
epnsreB auseinanberseben iollte, oHne
ein 8elet beSI9liA Der :3abluus per
Gleetoralltlmmen gu pailiren. Cine ou=
rauf beSislide Sienllid CUTE ltnp Hare
gill, bic ben Beifal( Der W1itslieber oes
Gonlites, bas id nit ibr teidiftiste,
sefunben, murbe por einiser 3eit BON.
GpnsreBmann Bidnell BON Snbiana ei,<
beridtct, allein nidt erlebist, 70 febr aud
bic eSorltebeube Yrdf6entidaftswabl
cine iplde als orinsenb nrtbmenbis er=
fdeinen ldBt. Der ieeise benlutratilde
@pnsreb mSdte bic 6rase ber 3dbluns
bet electoral ltimnten in Shmebe lufen
unb lid ielbit bic biscretionire @emalt
in ber @ntideiouns pOrbebalten, cine ab<
fi4t bic pa5 2anb feinesipeses nit Stube
erfiiuen fann. @iirben bic Serren bies
nidt beabl lidtisen, nun bann mar bic
3eit fir Elm loldes @eles eben mibrenb
eer iesisen Seiiisn unb nidt pdbrenb
bes nd4iten Winter8, mo bas 2anb einen
9treit uus5utrasen haben fSrnte, bem
eben ein fol4es 0eies redtSeitis pOrbeu.
gen muBte.
Sn 8leider Beile wie Der Rrdi iibent
uanidt aud bas san,en 9anb, in ser.9=
ter Befirdtuns etmaiser gefabren, elm
iolGeS flares @eiee. Balb udre burd bic
3dbluns Der @lectoralitimmen Dor bier
Sabren Elm Yirsertries entltanben, menn
nidt bic Electoral s Gou1million gu Stanoe
sefommen tpdre uno beioe Yarteien lid,
berpflidtet bitten, iid Der @atldeibuns
berIelben gu fiisen. Damals batte aber
aud Der Senat cine republifaniide, baS
SauS cine bemocratiia MaiOritdt, ,pabs
renb jeet beibe 9auier bemofratiide Wa>
joritaten babeu. gebalten pieie es ftd,
Dor, einen mSsliden Streit mad ibrer
eisenen Oteinuns gu entideioem, ober
ben Mann alS Yrdiioenten sn erflaren,
ben lie pOllen, pb er nun ertpdblt tpurbe
pber nidt, bann broben benz 2anbe bSie
@efabren. Cine Yfidtpernadldiisuns
bes Gonsreles mar es allerbinss idon
friber, baB nidt iofort in 1877 Elm
@eiee betreffeno bic 3dbluns ber Glee'
tOralltimmen beidaffen ipurbe. De,
sr5bten Yflidtpernadlalfsuns maro'
li4 ber SonsreB aber idulpis ma4en
wenn er nidt iett nod bas 0eridumt
nadbolt unb nod pOr Der Nertasunl
Das @elee erliBt, baB bas gang,
9anb ais cine orinsenee 9eOtb,penbistei
au1iebt. ~
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Gorr q 0H ,rts

5err 8. s8c1fipn beabFdtist
betanntlid bemuadit einc YersrSBeruna
lelneS @eldaftslcta(es pcrsuneGmen. 1lm
lid au ben Bau por,ubereiten unb Ylab
gu i9aifen, perfauft ct ale leine Waaren,
mie Sdnlttmaaren, Sdube Stiefel, Sate,
WfSbel &c. 5u auBercroentlid niebrisen.
preiien. Dies 1T cine @e(esenbeit far
Sebermann bi(lise ginfaufe gu MAIDEN.
Ufan iberSeuse ii4 bon benz @siasten.
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Fer a 8.

gei Sort @riffiu fano I'M 6aul'
oer Wr rs. 5amn1cno cine 8oblenSle1plo:
fon fla tt, rpelde baburd entltanp, bab ctr
Rtnb Oel auf elm Teuer scs. IS be fan
ben I'D, 8 Sinber I'M 9auIe, prn bene,1
3wei 9erettet purben; bas Dritte Der.
brannte in fdauberba fter Deile. Das
5auS uuroe total 5eritSrt unb nidts fcnn.
tie ssrettet perben.
- Sn Sad County baben iie einen
pradtisen Sberiff. Nls Stenercouector
bate er @elber unteridlasen uub 2isu=
tenant geepille pom 9ren;bataiuon purbe
mad Sad County seididt, un. ben Sberiff
81 rerhaften. Dieter bemertte aber ben
eieutenant, alS berlelbe Gus Der Ypittut.
ide ifiee, mari fid idneQ auf Elm Yfesb
unb ritt baUon. 9tepille lam obue @e>
fauSenen mieber in Nuifiu an.
- Sa goriicana beibt es, oab Wdu=
ner, welde BON ber @rano Surp bes 8ieb,
biebfabls ansetlast uareu, fd bss
Staats3eusen temadtisten uno Jpn IA
Weilen Don @crfcana I'M Dididt sefan=
gen balten.
- Das alte gpurtbaus in @criIcana
lit uertauft pprben uno tpiro iett nieoerz
gerihen.
-- Sn elmer 0erla m1llung Der Nttien=
inbater Der Wi6ouri, San las unb Geras
grtenEon @cmpa9nie nuree bel4loIien,
bic Batn an bic WiGouri Yacific giien=
babn fir ben 3eitraum usn 80 Sabreu gu
rerpadten.
- Sm Bra5os 8ottoa iinbet u,an Be-
reit8 Baampcnenbliitben.
- Gam 5mitb bon @bicaso, ber ue.
gen S1winbels in Waco Serbaftet wurbe,
muroe mad Wa,lin ssbradt. BORT fano bic
lnterfuduns ber &la3e itatt uub es itelte
iid babel beraus, bab Snlith uni&ulbi9 1T.
- Am persanseuea Sonnabenb nur=
be in 9pui itoa bic Nadfeier bss 8olfs.
fefes besansen. Der Belud Des Telt,
plabes mar aubercroentlid srce.
= Bei Saufman fanb man tiir3lid
cine 1aide an einem Baum binsen, in
oer Fd 3tpet sOloene ubren uno smei bee=
sleiden 9alsfetten befanben.
- S. .. SruItp in Coleman County
muroc tiir;lid Elm Yfero sei1oblen. gr
iudts s Gage oanad unb febrte am Nbeno
pes abten cages bsi ciuem saora,er-
5ienelblt fanb er slIdlider Weile lein
Bferb uno Den Dieb pa5u, ber in, lelten
5auie iiberuadtete.
- Das Diitriftseridt in gusle Yae
bat liA ami 90. UertaSt.
Die BeuSlterunssSabl Don Brett
baal wirb auf 5000 sei4det.
- Die neue gaumwcuenlamcn Sel,
faerif in Shernan 1T i'll TbStisfeit sefstt
mcrben.
- Die gieb,idter in Soenion County
baben in bieier Saiipn iiter 5000 aopf
8ieb pertauft. DaHelbe pnrbe bon Sctt
Wcrtt aus Seridifft.
- Die Eeras Pacifc Babn 1T BON
Tortb Wortb aus auf cine Strede bon
20 Meilen fsrtisSeiteqt unb III Betrieb
SeIebt worben.
= Golorobc County bat teiue Saulz
ben uno elm 8aarpermSsen BON $1,000.
- So beiet, bab bic Giienbabnlinie
3wiiden 5ouiacn unp Stem OrIeanS am
Is. Suli gum eriten Mlute befaeren wer.
ben lou.
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--Yoneoai & sons psrtAufen bic
MODERN ten Suite.
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Gtnperbrteb1t9er@ @dugIins

@tnSerbrtebltder Sauslius
Ntdts III 70 ie6r seetenet etnea Mann
3u Bel itimmsn Sumeseisae gu bleiben, ais
ipenn ct eine NaHt I'm Dem 5aule etnss
Serbstratbeten 6reunoes ssripeilt uuo fanf
pber feds Stunben madeebalten pIro
burb oas @efhrei eines perbriebli1en
Sauglinss. MQe rbrisbltden unb
iareienbsm Sausltn8e tebarfsn nur 5sp.
FEM Bitttrt un lie seiuno uno ldhelne gu
MAIDEN. Saassr Waun, srinnsre bid an
bts}eS -gb.
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IS 1T nihts fc tbsusr aIs bulge Msel=
3tn lis 1T 3a irseab siaem preils ;u t9eu
er. Dtes beitatist ft BET BEN gru5sn
Yalstsn nit CONDITION Yulpsr, .pelas ieb'
ssrtauft weroen. Man taufs g esri.
bans 8 @apalry Condition pul.
yer uno man tpiro tsinen Srrtbum bsae.
tsn. Die srobsn patets fnp -auberF
tpertblcs.
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Mu6eror bentli6e Geleaeubeit

Wdbreno oieier Wcde, bon Wcntas
Wcr8en an. perfuufen mir i'm Retail
1000 Stiid Slmbnrser Stidereisn 5u
10 @ents bic Darb /; sepStntiA 3u 20
bic 25 Gents peifauft. Wan fcmme
frib,eitig, snl cine glusmabl untsr ben
Wtu tern iu treffen. 9 dram & 50.
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SfPt tF Wiepet Ole Sell, 100 man NIT
tleinem &apltal 3u
9rpBem @espinn
gsla nssn lam. Gebbalb 1otlts man ntht
psrlaumrn, bem Glide bic 5ane gu bletsn
unb am Spel Der
278. 6am6urser Stabtlctterie
1bsil su neslnen. g0er isbt leine 9oole
3ur erItsn &la1e beileat, BAT peu 8ortbsil,
I'M slntisifea Sale Fsbenmal IN elmer
talbiabrli&sn 3tsbuns gu selptnnsn. Die
3isbnns Der erttn SleGs eieler tspur,us=
ten eottfris finpst lfatt am
8. unb 10. S5unt 1880,
nno tcnnsn Srisiaaaoole 3u fclgsnosn
Drei1en bs3o8en tperoen:
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Tim alle uufcre Guueen

5ufrieben 3u itelleu, perfaufea mir nod
SO Oubeno Der elesanten @taceebano.
idube nit 8 anSpfen fit 35 Gents bas
Paar oieleltsn ltnb Sotltomnten breinal
10 piel wertb. geitellunseu PET polt aus
benz aanoe auf bieie 5anoI4ube meroeu
prcmpt aussefibrt. g DRANK &@c.
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Bon Der .Olb Salamanber" q

- Bon Der ,,Olb Salamanber" Wpo
ttefs' Chicago, 3d., 12 San. 1880.
Dsrtbe 5erren $. s. Warnsr & Co.,
@oA.fsr, q. o.: gBir boiftn, pab unlsr,
Bsitsauns reHtsettts BET ibnen an!anst.
Das @erlansen mad @uers Safs 1sil.
mitteln, bslunbers bic Safe Nisrsn.unp
Qe6trz5 5siimittel, 1T bssanpiE unb u!mmt
fortmatreno su, une uaiers Sunben Idabsn
pertn Wertb lttr bod. @inise Jallse
hsren 5etluns mir beobahtet babsn, paren
Scufanois nno bGaf eritaunlih. Nd,
tunsspca, Bon Sacad, Stepsnion & 60.
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Jrau Ratb. Dalfer in duseola,
Co., Slls., f&rsitt 'unss so RAFT.
Stnen mtinsn bsrsli&tn Dant al fur Or.
Ausua RSuis's 6amburgsr 1ropfen. Dis.
feltsn tkatsn mir aassssei&nst cut unb
IN Sbte ID nt&t mebr ubne etelelbsn iein."
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Cine wunbtrltdr unb urisinsll.
@selame III iebt In BEN po.nsbmitsn Stra.
Zen Don Berlin gu temerlsn. Da Rebt
man iunse, falunte 5err,n, aufaoeno
elegant s.fleibst, bebarrlit tur3' Strdsn
auf' uno atssbn. gDk abFdtsios laiIsn
iie selessntlid YiEtsntarten fallen. 8adt
man ih. nm bic Rarts aububettn, In Der
Neinuns. tem 0srlitrenbtn etne plsleitt
widtise Mershs surad,usraaitsn, unb wirft
einen Bid barauf 70 miro man snttdufht,
ba bic &arte bic gmpfstluas sines [3srr.n.
@arssrobsn @efhaitss sntbalt, unb auf
ben wirfli& elegant Hbsnbsn mobsrnsR
ansuss bss gerlisreaeen binmsi7, Der iw
atsIisr ees Shneipers &. Ssrisrtist wur.
be. " iiae alio ipa,isrtnpe Saasie.r,
moreQe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-25
yiir 0etGdftslc,tte.

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partts ta San antuniu 70 gut auSaefibrt mirS.
a!e IN trsenb elmer anberen S.obt Ser rnisn
Dts yroeen ron liniirien 9lanfSudern. m,iIs
e.ef sessnwdrtis sebunben werbtn, 70 ntt aie
aaosrn 3l Arten sun arbeiten fur Wefaaftsbdui.r
sessa leg A. mSsuenis bafar ab. Der ltnteraensts Sin.
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-12-02
An Old Story RetOld.

A Scotch Presbyterian congregation
agreed that though their pastor was a
learned, labOriOus, amiable and excel
lent man, he was exceedingly prosy
and uninteresting as a preacher. 1t
was resolved therefore. that a deputa-
ton should be sent respectfully, to ask
him to demit his charge. Two elders
were induced to 90 and talk with the
minister about the matter. He listened
quietly to their hesitatingly told story,
and at once acquiesced in their desire
that he should resign. All were greatly
gratified, indeed at the prospect of
such an amicable agreement, andfeeling
some sense of gratitude to the minister
for his many years of service, they de-
termined to present him with an adj
dress and purse. A public meeting
of the congregation was held at which
the pastor was invited to be present.
An address was read TO him containing
strong expressions of appreciation and
gratitude for his manifold labors, and of
strong personal affection for himself,
and the purse was handed to him as
token of their continued esteem. On
rising to reply, the pastor was deeply
moved and spoke with faltering voice.
He stated that, influenced by the state
ments of the elders who called on him,
he had resolved. at much expense of
feeling to himself to resign his charge.
Pausing for a mOmenI as if overcome
with emOtiOn-nOt a few of the tender
hearted betraying their sympathy with
him-he went on to say that in view of
the affectionate and touching address
he had Just received, and accompanied
by so generous gift, he felt constrained
to abandon his purpose. and would
therefore remain with them, and de-
vote his future life to the best interests
of a people who were so warmly attach
ed to him. That minister is still the
pastor of the same parish.-Bdptist
Heek.LL
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-12-02

as pick and shovel. / made my home
for the night in this cavity. Kindling a
fire with my dead branches, l chopped
directly into it the thick dry bark of the
pine. This supply of fuel alone was
plentiful and lasted me the entire night.
disclaim here all intent of posing in
print as a hero, for on many occasions
l am disguised by my mental and phys
zeal cowardice. But on this particular
night, and it was a very long one, felt
no fear; | spent it very pleasantly. l
cooked and ate and drank my coffee
with a relish. born of mountain air and
exercise. My coffee-pot was another
peripatetic appurtenance belted to my
waist. Culinarily, | was for myself a
travelling boarding house, being guest.
landlord and chambermaid all in one.
The fire blazed cheerfully and the fully
seasoned pine branches soon made bed
of solid live Goals. My snow hole at
the trees base slowly enlarged as it
melted away. The hillside being in
clined carried away all the moisture.
After supper l sang. felt that here
l could sing in safety and with
out damage to other ears, because
no one could hear me. Music hath
charms to soothe, and all that, but it
must not be savage music. Mine at
that time was savage. 1t is now. If l
feel tendency to infict any vocal mis-
cry on mankind 90 forth into solitude
and commit the outrage on inanimate
and detenseless objects which cannot
strike back. After singing l spoke all
the pieces of my schoolboy days. l
quoted Shakespeare and really admired
myself in Hamlet's soliloquy. | never
heard a more satisfactory rendition.
This was another piece of consideration
for my llow-beings. Others, less SEN
sitive to the ill they may do, rush on
the stage and torture audiences. After
the dramatic performance | rehearsed
my political speech. l was even COM
ing from the mountains with full intent
to stand, or rather run, for the Legis-
lature from Tuolumne County, which
did, greatly to the misery of the party,
The speech was impromptu. So the
long night wore away. The day be-
came overcast. The winds occasionally
stirred and mOaned through the lofty
pines above me. Then they sank to
soft mournful whispering music and
ceased. The swapping of the fire sound
ed sharply in the solitude. From the
river far below came confused, muir
muring. babbling sound like the clamOr
of some vast, distant multitude, and this
seemed varied at times by cries weird
and louder Lumps of frozen snow fell
from tree-tops far and near, and as they
struck branch after branch sounded like
the plunging of horsesin the drifts. |
dozed ftfully and awoke with the red
Goals staring me in the face and the
startling realization that the elements
were preparing for a heavy storm
Prentice Milford, IN the San Francisco
Chronicle