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FOREIGN.
The Irish Agitation.

LONDON, August 25th.-Parnell's manifesto
to the electors at North Durham is most yio-
lent It entirely ignores the Land Act, and
declares it impossible for the Irish party to
enter into an alliance with any section which
allows itself to be used in support of the
coerciopist Ministry. who banished personal
liberty from ireland, and reduced it to
worse condition than that of Russia under
the third section.
Mr.. johnson. of Kanturk, the founder and
Secretary of the Irish Laborers' League, will
contest Tyrone in the interest of the Irish
labor movement.
The Ddlv Meas says: 1t has become evil
dent that the English tenants mean to bestir
themselves to obtain redress for their legiti-
mate grievances. Various agencies are CO.
operating to bring the English land laws
within the range of practical parties. Glad
stone has recently repeated his opinion as to
the desirability of legislating on the subject
without delay.
House Of Commons.
LONDON, August 25th.-The House of
Commons to-day passed the appropriation
bill, and then adjourned until Saturday, when
it will meet to be prorogued.
Emperor williams Health-Purchase De-
clined.
BERLIN, August 25th.-The health of En-.
peror William is improving.
Germany has declined to purchase the
northeastern coast of Borneo for the estab-
lisbment Of German colony there, as was
intended.
Gambetta.
PARIS, August 25th.-Gambetta has de-
cided to accept the election for the first Belle
vile circumscription, and not stand for an
other ballot in the second. In his letter to
his constituents Gambetta says: "We shall
persevere in the progressive policy, subject to
the will of the country, expecting nothing
from force and repelling both utopian and
reactionary policies. 1 invite the electors in
the second circumscription to choose from
among themselves devoted servant of the
Republic"
Hot Weather in Tunis.
TUNIs, August 25th.-The heat is exces-
sive The French hospitals at Goletta and
Manouba are crowded with sick soldiers.
The Harvest In the United Kingdom.
New YORK, August 25th.-A London dis
patch says Immense damage has been done
to the harvest in the United Kingdom, and
in fact it will prove almost ruinous if fine
weather Is longer delayed.
The Voyage of the Bath Cify-Bank of
England Discount Rates.
LONDON, August 25th-The dory Bath
City, which has arrived at Falmouth, lost her
only compass overheard a week ago. The
crew had not had dry clothes on them since
they left America. The boat is very crank.
They intend to go to Hamburg and recross
the Atlantic in her.
The Directors of the Bank of England have
fixed the minimum rate of discount at four
per cent.
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The Growth OF Disease.

Diseases nultiply-segeto one another. For
instance, in sompanionship with dyspepsia
are usually found biliousnees and constipa-
ton. A trivial $50 called) indisposition, if
disregarded, grows apace, and growing gives
rise to others. Thus the whole body gets out
of order. the nervous system is shattered, and
strength and flesh rapidly wane. Prompt
medication. therefore, is of the utmost i'm
portance. Among medicinal means of ar
resting disease, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
stands pre-eminent. 1t checks the further
progress of all disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, revives the vital stamina. pre-
vents and remedies chills and fever, increases
the activity of the kidneys. cOunteracts
tendency to rheumatism, and Is a genuine
stay and solace to aged, infrm and nervous
persons. The article is moreover derived
from the purest and most reliable sources.
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POSTOFFICB BOXES FOR SALE.

YEyHE CASES WITH BOXES ALL COMP LETE,
with Yale Locks, duplicated keys, all in order
TO set up in Postoffce which have been used in
the Sacramento Office will be sold cheap, either all
together or in parts to suit purchasers Apply to
sWEETsER d ALsIP.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents. No. 10l5 Fourth
street, between and X. au20-u
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10 ACRES oE FRUIT LAND,

ann BEARING TREES. 5000 STRAW. ~
OUU berry plants; neat fye-room, new wv
Cottage, Barn, Buggy and Chicken house. a ---.-
splendid small home in the Warm Belt OF the Foot
hills, with clear water to irrigate; situated only
one quarter of mile from railroad town. Will
be sold very cheap. For particulars, call or
address CARL STRoBEL, No. 32l ] street, Sacra-
mento. aulo-u
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VIM. Hale died on the 18th instant, on
his farm in Benton county, Oregon, aged
50 years. He had been resident of Ore.
gon since 1858.
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

YUyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KN0wN, GA
ST. Louis Brewery, Sz3E4
Situated on corner Of Sixth and streets,
In the city of Sacramento is, on account OF the
death of the proprietor, for sale cheap. Inquire OF
P. BOIL, 325 J street. au2o-d
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PIMPLEs and other skin disorders quickly
yield to that thorough blood purifier and
tonic, King of the Blood.
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THOUSANDS OF WOMEN have been entirely
cured of the most stubborn cases of female
weakness by the use of Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send TO Mrs. Lydia
E. Pinkham, No. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
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ALL cautious mothers should keep Kidney
Wort in the house to use for themselves and
their children.
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DRY GOODS
CARRYING EVERYTHING BEFORE 1T!

PRICE LIST ::
900 Dozen Dress Buttons all at cents per Dozen at
Hales Monster Sale.
70 Yards of Very Pretty Ruchng for 40 cents at Hes
Monster Sale.
Sale.
ALI wool Red Flannels 25 cents at Hales Monster Sale
German Crochet Spreads double bed) for ST. at Hales
Monster Sale.
Seven Pair of Mems Diamond, Shaker Toed Socks for
ST. at Hales Monster Sale
5000 Yards of Emrodering for cent yard at HeS Monster
SaIe
Ghidrens M8rino Vest for cents at Hale Monster Sale
Ladies' Coran Ties for IL IL cents at Hales Monster ae
Lawns for cents at Hale'S Monster Sale.
Dress BrOGads reduced from 40 cents Is cents at He Monster
Sae
French Paids in all the leading Clans for 20 eenS at Haes
Monster Sale.
Guines Black Silk for 81 U.s. reduced from 81 M at Hales Monster
Sale
Ponaons Black Silk nch at 81 2 reduced from So 2 at Hae
Monster Sale.
Black GrOsrn Silk for As CENTS reduced from 95 CENTS at Has
Monster Sale.
PapBGos de SOe inGh Black Silk So u.s. reduced from s5 at
HaleS Monster Sale.
Twenty V8nCh Cutter Silk for 81 5O reduced from ST. at Has
Monster Sale.
Forty ghtnCh Black Cashmere for so CENTS at Hae Monster Sa
Towels so cents par dozen, at Hale's Monster Sale
Very Pretty Light BrCade for Is Can reduced from 81 IL cents
at Hale'S Monster Sale
Nottingham Lace Curtain for cents per yard reduced from 20
cents, at Ha8S Monster Sale,
Large Size White Blankets for So at Hales Monster Sale
Good Vnbeached Muslin for cents at HaeS Monster Sae
Heavy Plaid Shrng Fannels for 20 cents at Has Monster Sa
Ten Yards Pure Wool CameS Hair for So at Haes Monster Sae
900 Yards Cooed EmbrodereS for cents yard at HeS
Monster Sae
l29 COsa large Sizes for Is CENTS reduced from rs cents and ST.
at HalGG Monster Sale.
Oil Baize for 80 cents yard at HaeS Monster Sale.
Unlaundred Shirts for SO cents at Haes Monster Sa
Gents HandkerGhsfs 81 dozen at Hales Monster Sale.
Gents Pure Linen HandkarChe for 81 SO per dozen at Hae
Monster Sale.
Gents Shepherd Shirts for rs cents at Hae Monster Sale
Gents nbleached Cotton Socks so cents par on at Hae Monster
Sale.
cheap those quoted, but space will admit HALES
GRAND MONSTER SALE is A SUCCESS it is positively
the LAST FORCED SALE OF DRY GOODS FOR THE
YEAR. Avail yourselves. Yours truly,
HALE BROS. &CO..
Grand Central Depot,
l0nnurn 0r NJuTII Aun ~ ornerr~
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PACIFIC COAST.
Dcath of an 0Ia Resident

Deltn OF an Cid Resident.
WATsoNvILLE, August 25th.-Judge Thos.
M. Davis, resident of this vicinity for
nearly thirty years, died here to-day He
was II years of age. For several years pre-
vious to this he held the Office of Justice of
the Peace of this township. He will be
buried by the Masons and Odd Fellows
The latter Order he had been 8 member of
for fifty years.
Narrow Escape OF Chinese ERcendiary
from Lynchins.
STOCKTON, August 25th.-A Chinese boy,
II years of age, was arraigned in Court
yesterday for setting FIRE to a stack of
grain on the ranch of r. II. Mccoy,
on Roberts Island, last Tuesday. He was
observed by workman to place a piece
of paper in the stack and then strike
a match with which to light it. The
match went out, and he tried another and
met with better success. In an instant the
flames ran up the side of the stack, and the
boysitr1ck out for the tules, where he hid
himself. After much difficulty the fire was
extinguished. The lad was captured and tied
to the rack OF header.wagon by his cue,
and had it not been for tha interference of
the women on the place he would have been
strung up. His examination is set for Satur-
day
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, August 25th.-The gunpowder
and cartridges found in the basket at the
Midland Railway station, Birmingham,
Monday, were intended for shooting CALLER
les on the race course. They were consigned
under fake description, with a view of
evadiDg extra payment for the transit of ex-
plosiyes.
Another official Defaulter.
MONTREAL, August 25tb.-A. J. Whitten,
head of the weights and measures depart
ment of this city, has become a heavy de-
faulter, and has absconded.
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III, II. PIERSOy.

nENTIsT, AIS ] STREET, BETWEEN 9HN
~ Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- s5ff9T
fetal Teeth inserted Gold, Yulcanite and all bases
trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth iyI4-lm
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD,
DRs. BRENYER 6 sOUTnw ORTH.
w. O. ruR.uKuI II. n.

&E3R Late of Sseramento.l HEN
OFFICE AND DENTAL DEPOT:
" Sixteenth street, n. W. corner OF Chestnut,
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department. are
Inserted for Is cents for time; three times for 50
,ents OF rs cents per week.
VXTANTED YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS HAD
w experience in Pressing. Apply MECHAN-
ICS' STORE au24 3t
XNTANTED-BoARD AND ROOMS FOR TWO
w Married Couple and two children, in
private family from the 1st of September until the
lst of October. References given. Address 90 X
Y D." this office, for one week, stating terms.
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W. III. HAKE, ID. ID. =,
nENTIST, NO. COS STREET, Be esWA
~ tween Sixth and seventh, Sacramento 84%1
jyll-tplm
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WASHINGTON. August 25th.-The York
town Centennial Commission and the citizens
of Washington and Baltimore have decided
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.

Advertisements of Eve lines in this department. are
asserted for IS cents for time three times for 80
osnts or rs cents per week.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

WANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Fur
nishine Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with
Help, free of charge to employers. HOUSTON &
CO., one door south OF Fourth and X streets, Sac
ranento citv. au131pd
, 1881-04-22

THE Rcvuc tlcs De,tr lfondcs publishes In
Its latest Issue some very interesting re1ninis-
rouccs in reference to tho armlstice between
the German and French armies III 1871.
They are from the pen Of Mr.. Crcssoil, Pre-
feet of Police III par1s, who accompanied
Jules Favro to Versailles to confer with BIS
marck and Gen. Stock OIL the subject Of fur
nlslling the City of Paris with provisions.
Among other things Mr., Crcsson writes:
The ruins OF ct. Cloud wero still burning, and
tho rising smoke dnrkenca tho horizon. sr.
Fnvre bitterly complained tu Dir. lSlsmnrck
about Tho vandalism OF tho Gornnn trootM t,l
settIng fire tn tho building. and received from
him tho following harsh an roprnRndnK IN.
bwer: Have y0u oygr Visited 0erlnaryt Have
yon. ever looked down upon tho rltns Of u1r
oaRtIes7 Your nrtncs havo lortcd and col
loctcd untnercIful contributions, and de-
c,iso us Of etcal!nK CLOCKS! While tho arniics
undor your tirst Nnpoleon woro victorious anti
overran roL LHernnin, thcro was M old man who
sccretctl himself in Il miserable house, ttvhs-
tinted aua plnntcrcl by yolir troops. 1le was
rocking u (itt1D h0y In IL crN9lc. Tic pour devil
Ind nothing LETT III tho world but d silver WATCH
Your soldiers stolu tho watch md thou destroyed
tho cradle. It wAa my fAthcr WIN was robbed
OF tho watch, nr,l | waH tllut title buy III thu
erradlr. You wera victorious ut that tlInn. TO
s1uy wa are victorious. md ytNl nfo tho last Wti
Rhoull complain about tho misfortuncs Ut war.
, 1881-04-22

Tho Hu1luozcFs Wcll stirred op v. -.
statements NInalc by Se1lator Afa"..

as ssnton,e,,.. asne.S TIaie By senator llase.
Ma's tasess nasn @I Anr,, s,..Tno Dtr.otfn! "
morrow viii publish statement received iV.. n..
il. d. pridaos, Judge Of tho Fourth Jnh'cH, ~ =,
irict ri ~ IN reiatfon to tho publication laaao y. =,
ChaFlca Heath concerning tho pelnms , ttndss.
property in Caldwell Psrisn. sn'sT,v su,'ss IN IL
parish. Ills brother, Edward iientn, ,a,, @s cun.
plantation In this pAr!ah sn M,lg i.atb usuay
p!a, AppfaIsou az ~, otV. tuht t..s',t it fur BIZ
, 1881-04-22

TIE TnlnuNE printed yesterday a dispatch
FROM Springfield Which foreshaLOwe.l pos
sible hlfbustcring movement against Mexico,
under the load nf Gen. Grant, III Which II
number Of c0nglomernte aud fncongruous
elements might bu united under the banner
Of conquest. We presulne this tilspatcl was
rcutl With tho same good-natttresl Interest
a,lI t,,crclultty with which tAlcs Ut adventure
arc generally peruscd. II regarded rs IN my
degree probable the story lost more thaM half
Its charm. Nornanco mud reality woro prob
ubly never wltlor apart thnn they aro under
the guiss Of an American expedition to Mex.
leo, under the leadership of Gen. Grant, with
the itlea OF fconQuest or annexation.
It Ia highly Improbable that ex.Prcsldent
Grant, WIN occupies lnrger space III re-
cont history thnn any other Amer
Ican," would even bo tempted to con-
slider my project ot llIibustering. Tbs
man whose tame rests upnn SUCCESS
ful battling for Government supremacy
IL not easily persuaded TO enter Into any
frce-lanco enterprise. Con. Grant goes to
N[uxlco In TITO interest Of certain large
capitalists who believe there ls profit in cor-
Btructiag alul operating railroads which
shall unite tho American md tic Maxlcan
| lkEpUlllG Al Hlk0AkG& t41A N4VoEk EAAlMN&%ANk
tics, That Is n worry c0lnlnendabla project,
oven though suggested by n selfish motive.
II the BARRIERS can be broken down which
tho AIoxicaus havo erected III TIC shape Of
prol,lbktory-tarIK walls between their cotl..-
try aud the United Statcs,' It Is probable tlat
reciprocal h0De1ts may result 1t Is certain
tint the Influence OF tho American trrdor
woul.! bo OF lrhlncasurable advantage to the
Mexican. md 1t IL altoRc0er likely That tho
development of tho sntulng, agricultural, mud
other resources OF Moxico under tho impetus
oftptelligent, BagacIous American energy may
bo proIltable to those who hnyo undertaken
tne crusado, hut this Ia n very different
schelne from the projected. captura or u.s.
slntat!on Of Mexico. the disadvantages Of
which would ntore than / offset any nd
ynntaRes which Moxlco offers II. u COLI
merclal way.
Tho territorial tutisLtetlon Of the Untted
States loycrn,ncnt. Is already broad enough.
1t includes as many yli!feruntsclrnates, prod
ucty, trtIrests, a1a4 people as can well 10 lar
Monlzel u,,tipr republican form OF gov
ornment. There Is. Ito governmental q,
American ambition to bo serves! by extend
INK tho domain Of this Republic sousi,
ward over the lnongrel bpan!sl!*Aztes
Indians of TINT country. But II there
were any reason 10 desire the Oh
largo,ilent Of American Jurisdiction OF
tllts continent the eyes Of the American
people would turn to the north and not t
Mexico. Tld addition Of q sturdy and sat
tied people, whose rtsce, language, religion
civilization, Aabits, anu aspirations harmon,
ize with those Of 9ur, own people. a,ld Wit
could br!ns; with than RESOURCES TINT At
, 1881-04-22

"1am sitting OH the stlle. sammY."-1oh1a
Kelly,
- I'm bad man, but pleaae loa't let any
body know it,"-Usn HGl. ''
",Thls Ia q horFl4 old country, and ] a!D
gotuv right away from it."--Aaaa Dtchtason.
II ia understood that Ar. Dawes carefully
removes the chip from hls shoulder eyoEy evcu-
Inx boforo rctirtnx.
A Kcntuoky man recently stole four hives
Ut bees. Tha diapatch does not state what bank
the gentleman was Caahley Of.
Worth, the Paris dsesslnakes, recently sent
from his storo eloak which cost $8.ao. A
woman and aeE monoy are sooa parted.
A ut. Louis nan Is going u fast forty days,
but tho test will not 10 fair oaR, a. ho haa
!. worked Oh one Of tha newspapers Of TINT city
for sevesa! yuAts.
Mr., llny Is worry particular 10 state thai
under 10 circumstances ooull ho bs induced Il
, 1881-04-22
WHO. Is THE RENE0ADEt

When tho Bourbons llnvo not been trying
to sInirci1 tho personal character OF Senator
NIahone by ImputntIUns Of ycnallty, they
have filled In their time by chilling lin rem
egotlc md traitor" because he does nut net
Will, them, having been elected to tho Senato
rot by but In opposition to them by q coa-
lltton of Republicans. and independent Donl-
ocrats aud therefore has tle right, us liz eet-
tain1y llas tho courage, to occupy an lnle-
pendent position. i"
Docs It ocour to these Senatorial Dourbons
who are so glib with their opithets Of " rene
this clnss lit their own ranks, and u very coll
spIcuous example? And that this "rcne-
guide" aud "trattor Inns bcon all tho moro
conspicuous because, III association with
Senator I'LL, to has led tho debate on tho
bourbon side? senator Brown, OF Qe0rgla,
WINS elected to tho Sonate hist Winter III OH
position to tito regular Bourbons whose
| candidate was Gen. Lawtoil. 10 de-
feat his opponent It was necessary
for hl1n to haye 1lepublican votes. Accor!-
iugly ho made earnest protcstatfons Of friend
ship to tlloin, md asstretl them tlat ii elect.
ctl. lo would occupy MI Independent posttton
aud rs far as possible further thoir interests.
lIu hired, 1t IL saf.l, Napubl!oai, Rgents, anu
hired them with Ills own money, to travel
through tlls Stato aud ,o'p secure the cleo
tlon OF members OF tho Legislature who
would yote for hun. Tn tho eyc Of tllo cleo
tlon he lnatia public speech lit which lio re-
itQratea Ills Intentions to net independently,
II tl0 were elected, md announced Ills de'
cIston not to ~ Into tho Democratic cauous.
UUQn AlleiI nSslIrAllces rs these llB received
, 1881-04-22
Fighting Streets by Isteotricity.

Tile City Of tnndon has Instituted a,l ex-
tricttv -. n mann. oe l,uhtna ,hn strocts. 1Mrro
.oy ~ ". at s,,..s ~. tn.o -nar,
t11etscts navo tccn SCI apart ior tnoso expert"
motifs md to each OF the preposci systcinst Is
g,ven ono dtstrtut. Tho experiments bogan On
Anri I thn,,oh nro ~ rim cnn,nnrlca win mt
,'.,.. .t W" ,...., .t,s ~ - H., M.
ocRin opelat1ons un.n tao ~ oI '.ay. tne
uthor companies nr0 thuso trying tho llreh niiu
tho Siemors ltxhta THO tloston Adutrtfaer. thus
states tho practical operations OF t,lc1u two
companies a,ld ttoir SUCCESS. 10 far as has thus
fnr boon tleyotopeu:
Stttncna Ystem-Tho Stemcns lights supcrscie
40 YMs LAMPS Thcy Ntimhor IN al' thirty. fonrot
Whch sx Elvo llEMnI IL ol stt canass 0n4n aMa
n isst nnwcr w IN III Mha n.t ~ n1nt
El,15o, aid ct ranIutonance I2,s7O, Or H},SD III
all for twelvo .nunths' trial. Tho high
nnwoF LIGHTS nre, inoEosea ~. ~ a1.!,M, cLear
s.ass Rlooes. ,ca es,s 1sss ,s "s"su ns,,
III ~, o,sts tnof,tv f,t @ % H. IL" IN 1imn
tIistni,co OF any fatnD froin tho Iynanlt}- nin.
chimes 4 co-fourttia nf q mile. For motive
pSwor there arc tw0 ton-h1rse. power enRin9s:
, 1881-04-22
11llh&iu.

1leRfcitle Is not MI unknown factor In tho
Qalg,,Iatlona Of those who ara dotefmlned to
br!ns about political change In the situation
Ut u people. It WIS often rcsortod to during tho
times when modern frcc stato institutions wero
unknown to older oppressed nations, NeRc!lo
thrlvss best under dospotlsm. The unsolentlug
and unmcrolful despottam At Russlan a.ltocracy,
with It's corrupt administration It's death-
sontencos. and lcportattons to tho snlncs
Of sitoria. have generated and nussod
Nlhllisfu until 1t stands to-day Ia tts
torrihIn power and ylxor, Nthllsm, In tho
fulI sonae Of. tho word, eau only exist II, suesta.
ann Huasin II tha xoio dcspo.ln Htuto In Eusoue.
0yen Turkoy moi oxuoptoj. Thoss Tow sentences