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Festerany,s Proceedings in the LcKls.
faturo-A Ltstte Squnbbfo In Which
Vanderbilt and Gould Arc Taking y
lIand-The Ontonaxon LRnd.GrAnt
IBt1l Passed In Committee OF tlae
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CHAPTER VIII.
TRUSTING HIS INSTINCTS.


The twenty-four hours between the hotel
dinner to which Goodwin had invited
Archer and his visit TO Miss Royden
passed very slowly. The visit seemed
most momentous to him. While be longed
for it, he also shrank from it. So much
appeared to hang upon what he then might
or might not learn, that he felt very ner-
vous as the hour approached. He fully
appreciated the delicacy of his position !;
he fully understood that he had, by social
usages, no right to question young lady
he had known but few weeks on SUBJ
ject that did not conyentionally concern
him in the least. On the other hand, he
felt that, without such questioning, he
should continue to be kept in the dark
when he hungered for the light, and was
strangely persuaded that to get light was
his prerogatiye. If Miss Royden, he rea-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10
.YDEA G. PEMKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is q Positive Cure

for oil those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
socommon to our best female population.
1t Will cure entirely the worst form Of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcera
ton, Falling and Dspacenents, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and exel tumors from the uterus In
early stage of development. Tho tendency to can
huors there checked very speedily by its use
1t faintness, atulency destroys all craving
for stimulants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, sleepessness Depression and Ind-
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing PAIN weight
and backache is always permanently cured by its USE
1t will at ell times and under all circumstances act IN
harmony with the laws that govern the female system.
For the of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA Il. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared ut 233 and 2S5 Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price 81. Six bottesfor s5. Sent by mail
the form OF pills, also in rne form of lozenges on
receipt OF price, 81 per box for either Mrs Pinkha
freely all letters OF inquiry. Send for pamph
let. Address above. Mention this IGper.
No family should DO without LYDIA Z. PINKHAM'9
LIVER PILLS. They constipation, bliousnsss
and torpidity of the liver. Is ceats per box.
ne Sold by ell Druggists. ia
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MRS. Lydia {. PINgHaM. nE IYEA. Mass.

ia27-4pThsTu
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w omen

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresses Of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIR0N. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it q curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tnul, healthy Hair is the sure
result of using Kathairon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10

WOMEN that have been given up by their
dearest friends as beyond help have been
permanently cured by the use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t is a
positive cure for all female complaints. Send
to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, No. 2S3 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10

SOME of the best physicians say they de-
pend wholly upon DIR. Trask's Magnetic Oint.
mont in kidney, liver. bowel and lung diseases.
Anyone can apply it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10
TUFTS HAIR DYE,
Or. nieoras VITAL restorative

HAs BEEN INDoEsED BY THE ACAI Envy
Il Il OF MEDICINE OF PARIS, FRANCE. tested
over bali century specific for nervous and
physical debility, loss OF manly vigor, etc. Con-
tains no phosphorus, cantha, ides, any other
poison Produces no reaction and is permanent IN
effect. OF Levassor, Paris, and j. A BAUER,
Druggist, sole agent for the Pacific Coast 101 Post
street. SAN FRANCISCO. Boxes of 100 pills, 50
400. So Sent by mail. Inclose stamp for de-
scriptive circulars, with testimonials and symp-
monogram of S.BS o15-TuThS&swlawlyS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10

There was never good or i'll but woman
had to do with it.-Gaelic.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10

STop THAT CouGH.-Use Hammers Glyeerole Of
Tar Fourth and streets, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10

HauxzRs GIycerole Of Tar cures all diseases OF the
hroat and lungs Ask your druggist for it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-10

WHEN you go to bed take dose of Kidney.
Wort. It keeps the bowels in order.
, 1881-08-20
Tho "1lenrs'' in Produce Wild
with Excitement Over tic
Advancing Prices.
Joshua A. Smith, Of Chicago, Elected
President Of the National Pho
togra?hers' Association.
Arrival Of Gen. Noyes, Ex- Min
lister to the French Re-
public.
OYSTERS.


TIE i1EftCI0G3 1tfv.ttyE Will HI ss.AitcE.
spteta. Utsptteh 10 7Es fAleaeo Tribune.
New YonK. Aug. l0.-WhnEesaio dealers
lsnrc ba1iuyc that oysters will ho tlennr this
year tpartly for tho salilc rcason tin: peaches
aye ',ealrr} l,cca,lsu Ut tho exceptionally Sc
yern winter Ut 1ss9-'si. Along ula sll0rcs Of
thu Delawaru a1Nl Chesapeake bays the tller.
1itoslGtcr sunk ~ inv ns 20 degrees btlnw
zero last winter, nIld the s'a,ne cold which
killed tho l"alc!,.trcrs III Jununry nt'd Feb
r,,nry c0yared thu nyslcr-bcts with thick icc,
which 'suultlipred" tie oysters, .us
tho, oystcrn"il say,. and WHEN tho iro
brokp ~ 1t .takc,i tile beds. a,1t tore TIM
On tlla Chesapeake would, however, nut af-
feet n,,r lnarket surions!y wure werr it not
te,s cn,l!e here when hnlf Erown, a,sa tits
'inf tI,,s a% s1pp'y @ o,sor + n1S ,;a fnttsns IL
,,1;: York: The oysters nsw i,1 n'ariket .i are
iisr: Tim fact thnt the Princes bay ,a1'tl
Staten lsa1tl buds ltnyu been lMyntted by
tlle boic-Wort,,, L. deadly parasite, Is tlore
serlOlls.
, 1881-08-20

AIlllYAI. or THE ES-NISlsTEll 70 FRANCE.
NEW YOllK, Aug. l0.-1ho Tti0cs to-lllor-
r0W will say: "Uen. Edward r. Noyea, OK
unttad Suites Minister to France, urrlycl
yesterday with lis family BY tle 1n,nan
steamer City OF Richmond. 1a conversation.
l,D sn!d: Thu French pe0pio were ex-
cced!Mgly lorr!llcsl Ral Indignant when
they heard OF tic shooting Ut President
Garllold, lie did not rcg,.rtl 1t as tho result
ut conspiracy, but as tic work OF wicked
fnilAtlc, who acted for htanBclf alone. Tho
French people vert very kylnpatllctt0 viii,
the Government ut tho United States a&nl
with our people, mud were very solfeltoNs
that thu pses!dcM might reooycr, FruMca Ia
THE MOTT PROSPEROUS COUNTRY IN EUROPE
t,a!ay The death ot the prince lnlperia!
dea!t staggering blow to tho Bonupartiats,
ul,4 to-day the three Afonarcllleal partles N
fHsS sYSa ta 4 sSSe II coat %Nad nHsi 9t HsfsSI ~
llapubllc. Tic Republican purity call llarlty
bo letuntel unless hy Bcsf0us division
N,tQ1tK their UWll leaders,, aud cnll 500
Eoitlag " the present stHta 9a al1a,5VS, sV,a y
tho conversation turned on
III LkasttB' t:ANAMA CANAL sCllEAE,
Gen, Noyea said; "tlile lint thltlR tho pro-
Motsrs pf tlle Panama C4'lal proleGt should
Do y@yoH!l @ ln g j Msee th9 Columbian l!epahllo
atpna!uK a.ld agFselie.It which shall ha sa.!s-
tactory to hUt!t tie GoveFnlnent a,|d tl.e
people Of tlae uNtted States. as untl! t!,at
was :l0Me tleN, Noyes did not .bslloYa the
worp possible to construct suc!l . caIln1 Is Il
needetl. l'AsAtAK pn to tJle subject Of Tue
gruat exodus from EnruIto 1Ata the United
states, Ies., Epyes sa!a tue nxcaptl0Da! pros.
lnrK6 emigration fro.n the Dlu countries, aud
tho military SYSTEM In EllSnpG greallY helped
, 1881-08-20
DISABLED AT SEA.
TIE CuSAND STEAMSHIP c. C.tT.tLuS1.A NIlE.AKs
= lIEfl 1lAIN EltaE1.

tE4k llAAS GVhe4s
Special Dlspateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
ST, .loIISs, y. T., Aug. 1S.-TIn Cunnrtl
Col,,pu,ly's lluw Iron Steamship Cataluni.t,
Capt. tilll, llas brokcn slown about $40 .nfcs
uast-suutllcaxt Of Cnpo Spear. Tho Catalonia
loft Queenstown oil tho oyoning Of AuR.
OH her ilrst y1yaga 10 New York, and
wus sIx dayB out wI,uM ler inut, shuft
partot. Tho schooner Fairy Qtlocn was HOUR
tho stcaulur n tho ttLuo OF tho acul.lunt ad wns
uynItotl Of by two Of tho passengers tn rcRnh 1T.
Jol,t,s, Tho CnaalonIa was indun With 4 general
carRp, aud had IN boar1t Is1 cabin passcugora
and :a10 in tho .stcuragu. The passengers be-
hay0A With
=. ADMIRABLE C.ALNNEss.
aud Wcro not at nj! atartlcl By tho accident. 1t
tho woathar permits tho t:ataionlu Will 10 sallod
to Nuw york, but II she shuutd encounter ad-
v9rse westerly wlnds Capt. Gill Will head
nasso''sSss sss sS on board yess wsi. 4 M -
9Hs M & Il be s: i:Sf'hS as VI t
Thu two po,llu.nun WIN hayu arrived hpEv Mtt9e
fuur ilneonnfnrtah!o day: ny hoart tho iIiilo
W. L, CFpsby, botb Of Cincinnati.
T1IE ACCIDENT
to tho shaft OF tue Catalonia occurred as I
ucluck last Saturday snorsllsiR, anu Ut o'ei1ck
q ID 1s SsSy III s ~ ses' ws
Nv Nv IT, tho Eat.ioala. it SciSSk on say aft-
Yosf. aii ir available I sa VII 81, md. VI tair
easterly wlAd was blowing, sho wAa making NJ
saat aye aes ~ nHf Hd G9soto t !ns
Wcr0 cndoarprtnE to .
UNITE TiiH sUSnEs,Ep altArT,
II thoy fuccoe1 the Cutal0ula will III all pruba-
bltlty 10 ouallou tn proseouto btr voyage slc,
VIII hAso tu bostceFed onsswaEd tor tho British
c0ast. q, .
, 1881-08-20
TIE ''nEA1ls" WILD WITH FEAR

TlfE "nEAl9 - WILD WITH FEAR.
Special jasoateh to 1hs chteaao Tribune.
struck thu proftura ,uurkotx nj t1,n bertnnInp
nf tl,e wnoi, AMI ,'"s einno co,',tu,n,; viii
o. ~. 'ne "ech' alia nus s!tce cohtl'iaeo "'t-
nnt ii1erInp1lot', except 1of Tie ani OF the
Presidents greatest danger, wns still ruglng
tU-.lay Will, undated fury. The bulls. |iow-
over, weru more sntto than hitherto, It yns
tho bcnrs aud c0l,,try1ncu' WHO were crazy.
u,d tikr Tim tvntcni ahna,, ~ tho ,nntior,,
,o",,,a tho,, .,,u a,t...,',.. ~ .'.s ,..",'..
Mh,e' IAes "eEa eIi1lpiitS u'cf t1o .''ehest
klha OF u stone wall nitd tehrlcsly jumping
down OH the other side, where tho biggest
bulls, da1u not ro tbon,setyes. yrstertiay.
mi nrruIr tr.,,,s. t,,oro ,,,s s,,",'
"'"s us"1,s uast u'e1e M"s s"c'i
efoWu Or co1litry'hc'l on 'Ch"nEe rs
was seldom Il ever sacN oven during the
grcnt Keene wheat deal, and tl,oy were buy.
ine n,oru tonr wl,cnt md corn, lon tj,H ,nor,,.
t,,1 T., .a,,.,,.,,,,,. LII. ~. -, .
a'a !" e"'nps.'.'"h Win ulo SHOTS, WIN "eFo
coMrEf.1.ED 10 uuS oft l'UT Gr
more margins OFT thelf contracts. Wheat.
cor,ls nlu cats W0re NIL I'll tho same boat to-
day, a,Ml jumped up SO fast that one moments
qupsution wns afte15 cert above tic last. All
this Inn H. ia foca nf ,itrI,t
."a,,,,, ss' W., ,,,.,... ~ A'o !aoo "kas
nao"eS lnathet, l@ae aouoly 20 oy
thls carrying of NIL estimated 1900 ooo ooo
bushels Of long grain 1t, store or OH
r,nrcIns nt m confa n, an ro,,.a mi, l,,u,1I
, 1881-08-20
AlENIC{}.,


THE TfEOUULEs13tE C0WINYas :
Cry or SlENIco, Aug. 10.-'rl'a 0tt'c'nl
to,lrna! publishes tho communications ox-
changed between tho Governors OF SoItor1.
antl Arizona IN rolntIon to tic appsuhendcd
invasion OF cowboys into So,iorn. Tho co'll-
uluncatIons shows that lilo greatest larnI0-
ny uxls!s Oh tho subject between tho two
Goveruurs, who, With Tho United STATUS
AlarsIlal ut TUCSON, 4ari., Will eatleayar 10
prevent Invasion anl protect tho lives and
property vi THO inhabitants Of both coun.
tries, ,..- ...-- ......--.: :,
4 PROTESTANT cliuItclI. :
A Protestant church llas becn opened at
OAxava. .2.,,.'
, 1881-08-20
ITEMS.


StoNElS l1F.sUW4 LlG3t
T. Special pspateh to TIE CAteaeo Jstbuns.
NEW Yoi11i, Aug. 1!l.-Chicagou!,s nt Sara
togu to-day: C. II. Woodruff Cliaries Fargo,
Mr.. atu1 Mrs. L. $. Alexander, u. u. Cum
mlngs, 3fr. at,d Mrs. Join II. Barker, Mr..
und Mrs. j. ". Ogden, Mrs. Jo!Ii, Barker. ".
+: Kellogg md family, IL, s. liaytten,
ChRr}es +. Euburtt nru wife. at Long
Urunc't: e. II. BInkc.
MESSOStTEs COMING.
u tbs 1Ffstern Assoctattd Pftss.
NEw Yol!li, Aug. 10.-About 1G0 Melf01,-
ties ArrEyed ut Castle Garden to-iny, bound
for Colorado.
, 1881-08-20
t'rnetlcnl 1tcligioi,.

An Eastern ohurGh Ii urclitcd with taking lta
building fund iuto Will street rGccltly, and In
ctensliiY 1t from, k$4o,0o1 10 4l.J, ,gUl Tho nov
and BIZ stceplc, mud will 10 known rs tha
uhurch OF "St. Paul Froforre'i" Hut nnothes
Eastern church tried the snluu ptan, and got
caught Oh lpar market. They hlya concluded
not 10 build Just tlov, but tu gut alouE with tho
ol1 church for tho pr0scut.
, 1881-08-20

nlsTultnEHs OF THE rEAoE TRIED.
'NExoA, Aug. l0--Fiyu persons hive been
trlu.l fur participating II. tho disturbances at
the recoMt l.,eetulR III favor Of the abolition
Ut tie l'apal guarantees, TAo Charge agaInst
one ot the prisoners WIS wltltlraWn, two
others woro acquitted, anl tia other two
weEe sentenced to six days Imprisonment.
, 1881-08-20

CIsc.SNAr1. Aug, 1Q,-Tlls C0tan.sroiae'a
list vt oMe.ecnt Individual subscriptions for
Capt, q. A. :Cuok, OF: Drpwlsvll!U, O., who
slanped tho tnca Of Morrl4oli, wll9 expressed
q l,opo tlat tho IraailHps WgltIll 4lu, INV
nllf.gGtltl0fH. :, II ~ .:
, 1881-08-20

NostQs&ug tho Action or the Heart.
In u lutter to tho London Ldne<t. Dr., 4. raRal
recorls tho fv!lnwlpx ooaosYan9ns. lie statsa
'iUhalatlon OF phlo1t,forIn, tho heaFt ceased 10
peat, and ARTIFICIAL retPltat,on for tet minute:
tSsl to restore cir9!!ast9a. 2 when u; aa'n14
it 10 the region Ut tho heart, with tbs re4ltt Of
Immediately restoring tha action VI thAt oEYau.
, 1881-08-20

! r \ RorA1. CONTRIBUTION.
PRAGUE, Aug, 10.-Emperor Fra,scls Jo-
sepla has given X, 900 il0rtns towards rebuild
Ing tho Czeell Theatre. barnaa recently,
, 1881-08-20

KIdradro e. Woodbridge, nsannfact.
urcrs Ut 1.-Two shirts, md lnc1l's furn!shors for
u,csly ut 4! Wushs1'at1h strput, ils,1 thor bAsIzz
Madison stfcnt, Uoot goods ut popular prices.
, 1881-08-20
RUSSIA.


efgl Of tho now Kingdom.
--.'----" --.'--
RUSSIA. s.
r,1E IMPERIAL. FAMILY,
i}Eut,tv, Aug. tf.--1t Ia reported from st.
Petersburg tha. tic Imperial fnn,tly. wig,
sIt,ea their ratrrn to st. Petersburg, have
been living ut tito Imperial Summer residence
OF .T'sarskoc-Seto, dre pnyilsg parttcuInr nj
teutiuu to ail military matters. Tile Emperor
seems convinced that 1t is necessary for llilli
to create better relations bctwecn himself
md tito urtny, a1l tic niore 80 rs tho eidcay-
ors Of tho NthiItsts ain at winning The sym.
pathtrs Uf tho army.
THE l.UAst>.cItiSEsE TREATIES.
s,eeta. cahtt.
ST. pErEnst,u1'a, Aug. H.-I!io rat!i'ca'
tlon Of tho ls''ssn-Chtncsc treaties WI! hc
exchanged Tomorrow THO polat'ca' treaty
comprises sixteen CLAUSES nitl tnc common"
cIal convention Hitch Tio w'io!e aoe',-
liiei,t contains l5,0o0 wofds. et which u'o lot
lowing Is Il snnlmnry: Anssin retains
tentllnY to the River korRUs NH continued
by an lllaglnnry li'le stretc''tnE TO the Illlall
s'ta'l Chain. Iils tllstfl@t IS ue St'f'ed 10
eelve the !taliablfaf1ts VINO itiay ctoose 10.
adopt tl!a Kl1ssiall nationality, which they
nrc Mt liberty to 10 until ttlo 1slolile'st OF
tho SURRENDER or the toffi'ory' ihe sur
render Is to 10 ctleetett il'ln!ealately atler
tic news OF t'e faf'llensaofa u INC treaty "
received ~ hllttJa' Gl'a'la grants ethrpleto
amnesty to aEl lhhabltaiits o[ kn'l1a WHO
mny llasc bccli t'ol1tically colnpfoih'sesi ny
their conduct !,.rlfiE tic 'ccIttio'' N.Y. tto
Valley OF the LII y rcssored to cilla: Aasll-
Fnr, Wli0so frontiers wcrc hloullaco ny tic
Chung How treaty. IS .-.., .,.-..
tEsfois1.b TT IT'S FORMER LIMITS
a"e ooo'ts5tlb WHEEL N"sa'"n ses1s's NV
the rlghe OF naslgaunx w W GeasA,n l'o'nt'
hRalh peeu'lus i1laeps't.on,' Aass!"sl WY
, 1881-08-20
CautlalIar. Ayoob Khan viii follow. Tho
destination OF tho force ts repartcd ta bo Jal.
GEORGIA..
rrnGrcK~ ur Horticulture and sVlfac-
91nht1sH - Mormon l&fxa1uMariea ut

" - -.
tnt.t Important Interests q! the statn' Ino
aeorst" horticultural soctoty co"s!sss"t about
ra.tJnnt. ~ thn utn,o r.ho ,gtnr r,..Inr Nm .
meridian nf life. aro fiov dov1tlnu themselves
rs ;sy ors % sss l ,s o,sa.stn TO Tho s'4ss ", o F az
lrreItlol,t, Huvrotary, Treasurer, and tttnc vicc-
rresilunt,. ono fur cact, conrrossional d,strict
to state that nearly all Ut lilo countlus Of
oH s...,H." ~ VIVA as ...,... .'.,,..' 's...,s
,....,. .u'. - la.a "lN ~ so's soses'
n c'1" X ms ono s S 5 tnS nes r" t
san ,aepors ex" o.hItons es Of or rt* @ be po
1.lllttes. rs we'll Us tho advantages hf 1Hrtcu-
lnr varlctt,., aip discussed ut those .nootugs IN
n" "srss'ns mnnes, ana nash va'aab!o
'hiat'. ',t',h u ofou4at wi .aat Noul" na'o r.
na'le'l nn'leh away ont iof tue exsstongo Of tho
~ xnros Tina. nr fr.,t IN nj.
tion wors ,oaa. and n number Of mo.t excellent
i'r7,,nl!sat tnenlbsrs # lle assoelatlS,,.
os ,t ~, n = eGr %
as,,.n ~ sno t,it,r r. ft',s" II ftMt.rr" cn"
yenr sas greater ti,;, Tho percentage u .,j sho
,So ~ nricry @ MI e' VIII .tc 1 10 to sGo euittv.
t!nn of pcaeh9s. GppiIs. lenrs. Mlld g!aIes
There nro to-day ~ uoorgtao sctar!a tftilt-
l,lnnlutions thnt cover !'ou nGras ,, ghen,
t9an a1no si'nner " stna,sEt Mn.t, "net,. In,en
i, n,, brothcr @ Vt IT, astta."r,ww,no y, cs
0ltoEat!ntt y naiiaM,o l,eacn ant !talr turin
vr e. f.. ,ao a,,'s wp ,, ~ y; nqfr 1e @
Western = nnrkets: @ Tnas yu"r. he s.,!!l Hu'te .
i,t1nbar " nusti1ls Of NY early noehes IN New
nork IT III and II nos nnsne ios easn on ae
prominent n,einbcr q tho Dur u th.s 9lty. u NOW
dcyuttt'H eois!tlc:nb!e nttehtlo1 70 hts Hreharsi
q Orchard NY! io aisG ns wall ~ sr. Htittll'h:
of Inannsyi!!c. hHs solu aryo Gua;altt,es ,;a1 G1
Mnri!. ut tho s.o re1iutierutIso prices as TIL!
Cnt. pnrnell. ! utaet 'nentton y nun,ber OF
othcr Instances Of siinllar ohaructar
going =. to slow what is po!n9 lung
hurc III tho way Uf trtltt.cnltur9. Ench
| nt these enthusiasts ur,ot1 tho snllcct Of
fruit.cuta,r9 us put out tEs year thnilsatlds Ot
now tr1cs. with tho View OF 'anereNsnY tho niza
ot h!s cnternsiMse. M Thoros aso several iarEn .
nurseries III tile sAto ttt 90 t!nthtn2 but r,liHe
young trces for sac IL tho fr,sat.uie,l: In nl'll.
tsot. to sei4 thousands nt them ~ mo scctl1lis
actnl os,t nEonts thrudsh tue StAto during m tue tue
, 1881-08-20

a.. nI"s' nasi n"s. ip;-u"1noetta seems 10 nave
oM fha,uh"s nu .o1 u. Aku'k ohlce ".th
m.sn.,. S.u.. aheh's more thah ever mlhlHterial
nlsn ,'ss a...,, h'a nIo1o a1Saeo then e'ef's Ihe
t.,n % ".'' "a'.soael ~ tmAoottA ID 70 gut q Ger
Mra, 'osI tso., q, =, !o1e or 1csS extreme llcas-
n,hs, 1. .no e"n'het Of Ju1es fcrfy or some
HI, a,.sa Sa9''ssi 10 got tne ocrnt'1' 10 Llsfe
s,t t"sss ~ M eally rs posslble, anu TO 20 thet
rented his doing now, and not tako otIlce ull-
-. ~ "e Is oacReu by tlocllo majority FREQ
Hon! ans llsk ot ministerial overthrow which
n"hs Ss W. IT. MS WY To Presidency OF the 10
shn p"os; y; lio antl-ltepubl!ca'l cnndldutes for
Nv, V y,.nper son ot Deputies number only lo7
''lE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH ENGLAND.
An official note published hero tn-,lnv.
alter stating that Franco Ind no out,on l,nt
% break oil negotiations witt, England for /,
we hope, nevertheless, tllat the u dIsastoe. i
olent Is only temporary, and. as tt1eru fs nm-
pc limo to treat. before the expiration Ut tho
Old treaty In November. tbat n solution viii
% % found OF nature to satisty the Interests
aeea OF each Others
c, A sEnIous CHARGE.
,so"les, Lewis, and Alton, 1T tho Cornell
university crew, clnIm tl,at ti,o other tnen,.
9e's ot tho crew soii tteir RI raco owl With tic
-oAMnErrA ArrrAIs ~ w. r,,r s =, a.. ncrens n.en
The address, l,v fIn,nhatsa -. ~ n;eat..
the Twenthth ~ 10 uieueo's VI
earlel III that tl,strtcs IN ,,,ai' "s g., nooa r.
to them 10 sanction, tha ,,o,io,. M ~ ~ "vpsss 's
tued fnr twelve ycors i, % ~ ~ son,sia to '"
, 1881-08-20

an exeess Of stEnnor often leranges
tho systom aud brings IN nntnlateo aud colo. A
Single dnso Of TurrnuteA Seltz0r Apartunr will
eorrput tho aGidtty, rciloye tho patns and Fcnoya
Tho HAuae.
, 1881-08-20

s4h to &2t.0uO used jadtelously In
Rraiu tlc,llnR ylets lnrKu px,!its. .Eorpatnphlet
and electric pun reports write ~ ". 7. Boule &
Ct, flrQkuya, 1;n III Sallu-Ht.. ChsIuE0-
, 1881-08-20

n LONDON. Aug, l0.-'rha FIceroy at india
tpleKsaplss the India Office: "live Of Ayonb
kha,l's regiments are encamped outside OF
, 1881-08-20

fkcdtlitlxsa Russia HalvG In tho uloat
wonderful heA1lnE moilutn IN tho world.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-09
PRESIDENTIAL DISABILITY
New York Express.

Secretary Blaine for the past month has
been the acting President of the United
States, and is likely to remain the actual
head of the government for some time. OF
course there is no law nor constition to
justify such an exercise of power on the
part of the Secretary of State But that
is point which never disturbs the equan-
unity of u Republican politician. The
Constitution provides that in case of the
inability of the President to perform the
duties of his office they shall devolve upon
the Vice President. But it is altogether
too much to expect a Republican Secretary
of State like Blaine to obey the Constitu-
ton. He has done nothing in particular
to complain Of so far as the public knows
He is too shrswd politician to beat his
own brains out against wall, he can much
more easily climb over But there is no
likelihood of Mr.. Garfield's immediate re.
covery. He viii not be condition to dis
charge the duties of his Office for months
If ever. Is Blaine to be acting President
until Mr.. Garfield RECEIVERS or his term ex
pires? This point deserves attention. The
Constitution does not provide who is to de
eide that the President is disabled, but
everybody knows that he has been absolute
ly disabled for month, and his recovery
is not yet assured. And by any fair read
ing of the Constitution it is plain as day
light that Blaiue is dancing about in Vice
President Arthur's place.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-09

The river route and the grain business
still cause st. Louis and its papers to think
that the Future Great has at last found
something that will cause it to become
Chicagos rival as grain center. The
papers of the latter city become frenzied
when Chicago paper mentions the bust
ness of grain as carried through the
Garden City" The Republican of St.
Louis thus speaks of Chicago papers:
'"The necessities of the emergency force
the Chicago papers into queer logic id
their comments on the grain movement
down the river. They are sure it cannot
amount to anything in the summer time,
because the river route is too hot, too slow,
and too expensive to permit competition
with the lakes All of which is so absurdly
untrue that we have got tired exhibiting
the fact to prove that the river route is
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-09
The coming campaign in Ohio promises

The coming campaign in Ohio promises
to be more exciting than the Republicans
at first anticipated The great Thanks
giving governor and his friends have dodg-
ed on several principles that are quite i'm
portant in that commonwealth. One OF
these is the temperance question. If the
platform had advocated prohibition, the
Teutonie voters would have felt aggrieyed,
while had it favored liquor traffic, the tenn
perance Republicans would have left the
party in disgust.
The platform, as all Republican an
nouncements, lodged and generalized on
the point. The result is that both factions
are disappointed, and threaten to bolt Cal
leo Charley and the other nominees. The
prohibitionists have taken steps to hold
another convention and nominate an en-
tire State ticket.
Charles Foster and his hackers are now
troubled in spirit, as they see in this disaf-
lection the chance for a Democratic vic
tory.
Perhaps in time the Republicans will
find out that more can be accomplished by
an honest platform than by generalizing
on everything that is OF present import
ance.