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Governor Alexander II. Stcl hens
of Georgia has passed away. Gov.
Stephens was among the most re-
markablo men cxffr+ericaisanas5 ever
produced, and in him Georgia loses
her wiscst councillor and greatest
statesman.
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In the sundry civil appropriation
bill $4,000 was appropriated for
the Pacific coast, Of which $l0,7OO
was appropriated for Washington
Territory.
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ersion to Society DimHess of Vision, Noises III tie
Head, the vital fluid Fpassing unobscrved in the
urine and many; ohtr diseases that lead to insanity
and death
DIR. MINTIE. who Eis a regular Physeian
graduate of the University of PonNsylv sDlal "ll
sgree to forfeit Five Hundred L'ollnrs for
case of this kind the Vital Acknowledgements
his special advice and treatmenl VIII not cure, or
for ANYTHING impure or injurious found IN II. Dh.
NTNEkE treats all Private Diseas,s successfully
without Mercury. sS- consultation free.
Thorough examination and ~ivice, d. tludlts anai!-
sis Of urine 81. Price of Vital Rest 'rative, IS
bottle or tour tim the quanlity1Slu; sent 10 any
address upon receipt Of price or o. - ~. sesuro
from observation, ana in iyste name II desired Dy
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IL Kearny ST., San Frauclsdo, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE; will be sent to any one
applying by letter stating symptoms, sexsand age
strict secrecy in regard to all business TRANSACTIONS
DIR. MINrIE & KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHHEI'
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plants, Gonorrhsa elect, LcGcotrhea. For sale oy
al druggists 81 abJttle; bottles for -.
DIR. MISTlkS DANDELlON PILLS are the pes'
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Middle Aged Men.
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ia nIsnner the patient cannot account for. ON "a
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ailkish hue, again changing to dark aud torpid
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
Eott WoD ana Term.
SnIQ1 Il 3.

= SoDann Moft bat in 9lmertfa
anSgeipielt. Sn Der TobrititaOt
8aterlon in 0tetp Serlep, in tpeldber eS cine
Wfengc Qlrbeiter giebt, loQte Dloit am
Sonlltag III Continental Sail IN elmer Dir
beiterperiammllung cine 9teOe bolten. Die
Gerlantnlullg D0r UOrber gang ge60rig
dnnpncirt iporoen. Oils Wtoit Die Jteolerz
biiDne betrat, lab Ct mr. etipd so Yerloncn
I'M auditorium ct oritGte lem UtlBfal!en
iber eine 10 i0m00e &erlannlIung aus,
uno iein 8ortrag iparo nt6t 9eDalten.
= @lGu5enbe 0ei6Gfte ma67
ten IN Somd's StaatSOauptitaot 3 eS
20 oineS, 10 lnnge pOrt Der republis
toni DE 0taatSc6nDent beti11tz
mei &uur, Die 81 potbeten nurd
@ dnapSperf q II t. Inter per IDetla
nebn1erIl oil DEM GDuDent befaltoen ii0
nGrlliO nid)t ~lpenigey ais fllnfunoa6t5tg
1emperelSpfoffcn, llnO ebel1lolhe S6napss
l0ffct maren Die neltltden NhgelalDten.
Sin Npot9efeT allein pertaufte an 0elegatelt
3uln Gonpent rcltll ull6 cine holGe Wallpuc
N5biSteD III '0nlbz8int> TlaIden, lpeldle
ihneli auf ibrc Simmer I'M &lrfDoDh j0Dlle
aeidlidt nerDelt mllBten. Sin anDerer 2lpo>
t6efer beridtet, er babe boppeIt 10 DieI
QSbtSfeD Derfalttt, ais ant Sage bet ocnl0>
frattlden Staat5uerlommluug. Ndbreno
bic &erle Den Sag ilber cine 8roDibitionS7
platform 3imnterten lnb 8eger Sdnaps,
g8ein ullo Bier ipittbeten, pihelten lie oes
Qbenbs SdunapS, niDt often lDte Die Demo-
tratelt, %Ionoer1 6eimli6 auf i6ren .3lms
nern, aber 0afiir audi INN 10 mebr.
0os bom ObergeriAte BON Mtiz
ouri bcltGtigte 1eue Oortige 8 tcen5z
9el b entDGlt 5ugleid eth ltrengeS SDnn7
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8ertalf ~geiitiger @etrdnfe am Sonntrg in
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ftreng poaltredt tDerOen miiie. Der Oemoz
fratii0e Republican" in ct. QouiS lu0t
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
CGOrreipOnbsrs Der o3IiuOis StautsSeitung, y
&1TeubMr9.
8tell, I'M SUM 8


$50. 70-Panem ct c~ircenses, 8roo
unD Spiele tbeilten Die 6erri6er 9toms
Dem 8olfe fir Die gereubten 9tehte ullo
Sreibeiteu SIT. Dies 8eiiptel ipirfte allf
llDre lpdtern, abgeidmd0ten Na6folger, iie
la8ten lit, oaB latte rnb beluittgte Inter
tbanel1 nid)t gu rebeltren pflegat. @tun lit
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III Oteler 0tnitdt eritreft it6 meiit nllr auf
1erlet bepor5ugten Gbetl Der Meni6bett, 10
III 5iuelforbi9em Sud- 6inter Dem &aGbfeQ
etlt6er5tebt. Nbcr oem Golfe insgeiammt
ettpel6e S6auitiife por8ufi6ren, Sic es
jerltreuell nnO amiliren, Oarauf blieb inn
nler Dos All9enmert Der Siriten qeri6tet.
giatiirli6 nit g%etpiiien rnteri6ie0en. unb
man tornte 9let1 Elm ri6tigeS l1rt6etl iiber
ben Character Der &egenten 9%etpinnen, tpenn
man betra9tet, tpeI6e Sorte bon J3eitperz
treib tie fir Die 9te9ierten als stpedmdBio
era6teten.
Seben mir 2 Oiterrei6ii6e Surffen, 6eren
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NEW YORK,
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A
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Sant6ur9 uto 9tetour 1925 unO $130.
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unb SuritG $500
siTnber swii6en 1'unO p Sd9ren BITE 9dffte. @iubsr
inter SSabr fret. (9ue incl. 8sf0itt9ung)
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pber an; SEQ. 161 8roa6mnp, Seem 0ore,
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perurla0t ourd lpteOerbolte Nnf6ue. Ofz
fenbar beIano ii6 Die SaBe, ais tie ben
Qlerr1iten frabte, IN fSoLge DeS Samples nit
bent 0ull0c int 3ulIanDe Der MutD.
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= tDeni9ltsH5 oaS flode Gal1o = 81 entD0Iz
fert. Menl ct bout einen SagObcSirt pabs
let utlo CT ilberbietet regelmGBig 2lQe, Die
ouf irgeno etlen 6tetel1 = 10 ntadt er'S sur
unerbittlibea 8eOtngung, DaB ale Wtens
id)en, auSget0mr1et gStlDDIter, bonn
0luno NIB BOoet Dertrie6eH peroen Mill
iGn. 8isber ldeint mn ein i6Ottii0er
y2QRbIDro" 9lar1er5 Wt0Gen5te Die 8ergez
bung Der 4abt atf otelc unmeni6ltdc Sez
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groBe S0gDbe5trfe, iDel6e 5u1antlllen bon
einem Wiecrc bis sum dnOern retden, bat
bieier unn1enid inter 8cOingl1tgelt iuie Die
obtgen gellltet0et ullo bc5aDlr Daflr III et1ert
Sabre $68, 900. Mern Die SdJotten Oielelt
merttani den II nmen den, Der
leile 8rutalitdt in GuBlanO, mo Die WtnalS
emit bet @tlel6abr6aute1t etl 0etoengelo
modtcu, ii0 %augemO6nt bat, alf Die oller7
oerbjte JSeiie 5um Geufel la8ten, 10 pllrOen
nit iie 0afiir loben.
Die iunge Mormontn 8eIIe
6orris befinDet ii0 III Der SaI51ee@
toot I'M Wewabriam 6eS Bnnz
ncSmari0a1Is ipegen MliBa6tu19 oes
GunDcSgerihtS. sic iou Die 5ipeite ooer
brittle 6rau zines Wlormonendlteiten lein
uno oenic[ben crit naf Dem @rlaB ocS
nelten @elebeS gegen Die @icIipei6eret
g%ebeirntDct Daben. STRAIT ooer 6raul.
8eQe 0arris wurbe Dor Die @rano SurD
be9 BunOcSgerihtS eela0en unO %befro8t:
oh tie perDeiratbet Jet; unO penn 10, nit
ipem uuD ieit iponn? Sic artwortete
troBig, bas ieien i6re 6amiIienan9elegene
Gciten ltno Bic gingen Die @raltO Surp
nidt5 on, %iporauf iie Der YlnOeSrtbter
ipegcn OttBaOtung bes @eri6ts6ofes eilt7
iperreN lieB. Die Morntonel aber ertlaren
8eQe 0orris fir cine Nt drtprertn, pie
fir ibren D%eiligen @lallben letoe. Ste
ienben i6r tdgli9 8lumen uno bic feinlten
2ederbilien. .3uglei0 baben tie fir Otelelbe
cine Subicription ueranitaltet, Die $5O0O
3ulammenbrin9en lon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
POISONING 4 war HoRsE

General Meade's war horse, after living
!athe age of 30 years, died OF G dose of
poison from friendly hand one day last
week. The scene is thus sketched "The
horse looked up with puzzled air as DR..
Davis clsmbered up into the tree and made
the halter fast to one of the branches, se-
curing his head high up in the air Baldy
in life was as trustfui as brave, and he swal-
lowed with all confidence the two ounces of
cyanide of potash that was poured down
his throat. He took just as readily half
pint of vinegar. The latter liquid Instantly
freed the prussic acid in the first potion,
Badly braced himself fore and aft, shud-
dered twice conyulsively, and then as the
doctor loosened the halter he fell to the
ground. A few more struggles aud the old
war horse stertorously breathed his gallant
life sway. Baldy was bred in the ranks.
He was handsome brown horse with four
white feet and white blaze on his face.
He was deep in the brisket, had a grand
forearm, rare set OF legs, and small,
well.shaped head neatly set on an arched
neck. If there was a fault in his conforma-
tioD, as viewed yesterday, it was his unu-
sual length of barrel, but his truly.forme1
| legs were in his best days well able to carry
him TO victory snd glory. The horse was
originally the property of General Baker,
who rode him in the engagement at Drains
vile, Va, and in the first battle of Ball
Run. General Meade bought him for 500
at Washington, and bestrode him on two
days of the seven days battle that began
at Mechanicsville. He carried the General
in the second battle of Bull Run, and re-
ceived bullet in the near hind leg. At
Antietam he again carried his master
bravely in the fight until felled by bullet
that passed clean through his neck. The
General dismounted and left his charger,
as he thought, dead upon the field. Later
on, however, on again traversiDg the ground
, near the spot where the horse fell, the horse
was found by John Marley, Meade's body
servant. quietly browsing On the field of
battle. At Gettysburg both Baldy and his
rider were wounded. A bullet pierced the
saddle flap and lodged in the horse, passing
between two of his ribs. An unsuccessful
search was made for this bullet yesterday.
The rib where the bullet bad DETECTED was
visibly chipped, and DR.. Davis gave il az
bis opinion that the missile had subse.
quently worked its way out through 8 sad
die sore.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

1t is expected that at least thirty ships will
be cleared from this port wi whsss and
-four this month.
| Sub-Tressurer Spau,ding says that all of
/ the S6,000, 900 in gold certificates received
/ from Washington in January have been paid
out for gold coin, and that there is no more
on hand.
The deliveries of California quicksilver at
San Frsnc;scc for the month of February
amounted TO no TASKS. There was also
IS hssks received from Portland, Oregon,
February 20sb, per steamer State Of Cali
fornia.
The auction sale ct thoroughbred horses of
the estate of the late Daniel Cook wss con-
cluded at the Oakland Trottipg Park Thurs
day. It is said that the ssle will realize about
$4,000, au average OF about $3.50 for each
ani,oal sold.
Judge Evans, OF the Superior Court, has
tskel under advissrnent the case Of Hulme &,
Hart vs.. the Central Railroad Company.
The action is to recover So 151 45 for alleged
breach of contract 10 the defendants refusing
t. recsivs q quantity of hay which the plain
titfs had ag.esd to deliver.
One of the ostriches at Woodwards Gar
dens hss commenced TO lay 81 pound eggs,
inches in longitudinal diameter by a inches
in lateral diameter. So far she has laid two,
with So more TO hear from, il she does her
duty. laying on alternate days from Febru-
cry 2S,h TO the end Of June.
The Street Department has prepared S
statement showing .632 feet Of sewers
cleaned in February, and $50 cesspools, the
eutire cost of the work being S745 70. All
work except that of the most urgent necessity
is now stopped. however, through the actieri
of the Board of Supervisors.
Those who have demands against the city
sre so afraid that the coin on hand will not
go all around chat they made rrsh to the
Treasurer's cffiee Thursday, and got cseh for
their paper without delay. A larger number
Of demands were cashed than was ever be-
fore known to those connected with the
efice.
The deliveries of coal at San Francisco
last month were the Gghtest in long iime.
There were only two csrFces from the Seattle
Dine, and four from TIE Carbon Hill. the lat
tsr for account of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company. There were five small con-
signments from the Coos Bsy mines and six
from the Pennsylvania mines.
As prsdicted. the supply Of gas Of an the
street Ian pa was shut off Thursday. aud that
nip ht no public lamps were lighted The Di-
Tectors OF the Gas Company held meet
ing Thursday afternoon. TIE situatien Of
affsi-s was discussed, but no definite course
of action was decided upon. The condition
Of things is regarded as unfortunate for the
COMPANY,
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CLIPPINGS.

A scientist says it does not kill an oyster
instantly to open its shell. May be not,
but it surprises it considerably.
The windows of New Orleans restau,
rants show blocks of clear ice with fish,
flowers and other articles frozen in the cen.
fer. This is product of the ice factories.
In the matter of Government offices
don't aim too high. The Chief Justice of
the United States Supreme Court gets a
salary of Sl0 500 per year. Mr.. McKen-
ney, the clerk of the Court, makes out OF
his place about $50, 900 year.
To cover dress with feathers go ss TO
look as much like bird as possible is the
latest Partisan fashion, but discretion is
necessary. Il is best not to try to look
liGe sgan and to be taken for goose, or
ike a humming bird to be called parrot
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
MISS mTFoRD's CONTEMPORARIES.

Affeotionate and warm. hearted though
she was, Miss Milford does not spsTe her
words IN criticising books and men. She
had strong prejudices and decided opinions,
and expresses both with the utmost frank
ress. "Uncle Toms Cabin she cannot
read, Longfellow's prose is trash, Lsigh
Hunts want Of truth prevents his being
poet, bnt she might have been near TO
Chaucer, if he had only been true -
Wordsworth sat next to her one year in
London four days running, 'to the great
enlargement, she writes, "of my ad-
mirstion for S man so wrapt up IN tie
double worship of his own poetry and of
mere rank and riches in others | never did
see" She considers Dickens, Jerrold and
BulweT LyttOn all so vulgar, in their diff
ferent ways" She is indignant with Sc e
lad called Vernon Harcourt for writing
"infsted and bombastic letters to the
Times, for abusing her "dear Emperor"
the Third Napoleon sneers at Landseer
for being " faithful to bis worship of lords,'
and tells a saying of the late Alexander
Smith, the impertinenee and Pracelessness
| of which seem we'll night incredible. Carlyle
is accused of writing according to the ill
humor of the moment, and without the
slightes regard to consistency and truth
Macready is blamed for his 50 most offensive
msnnerism )" and Thackeray wins no
praise for Esmond, which she finds
' tireaomely long" "The English novels
of these days." ahe writes, in 1858, ''aeem
to ne the more detestable the one than the
other. Dickens all cant Liberal cant, the
worst sort) and caricature; Thackeray all
cynicism, with an affectation Of fashionable
experience and the lady writers, the Miss
Jewsburys, the Mics Lyons, and, tutte
qaeste, emulous of the passion and doing Of
George Sand, without her grossness, bu
also without her genius and her beauty
Miss Mitford's heart was open as day, aad
her strong feelings often overpowered her
judgment. She declares that justice was
not done by the newspapers to an oratorio
called Jerusalem" because the composer
was a gentleman, well born, and highly
educated. Henry Chorley, who gives
/ the tone to the musical critics, had the
audacity to tell me so;" and she adds
Truly, of all the fine things Louis Ma
poleOn is doing for France, none, to my
mind, is so valuable as the putting down
of journalism. That vile engine, the
press, is to genius ef modern times what
the rack was of old. | abhor it, not on
my own account, for to me it is civil
enough, but on the score of my betters. -
| TIondon Spectator,
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MEMS WHITE SHIRTS quality (AtknsOn
SHIRTS
SHIRTS tAinsons); to
SHIRTS
SHIRTS, (Athinsons);
MEMS SHIRTS, grades reduced
SHIRTS rade
FANCY CANGBRIC SHIRTS
SHIRTS
SHIRTS grade to5
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Gents Underwear.

GEMS ALI.WOOI GRAY KNIT UNDERWEAR, 81.
GENTS MERINo KNIT REAL VIENNA UNDERWEAR, cents
OLD GOLD UNDERWEAR so cents
FANCY STRIPED UNDERWEAR 50 cents.
GRAYArIXED UNDERWEAR 50 cents.
GENTS FINE WHITE UNDERWEAR. Scents.
Blue Flannel Ezra-heavy underwear
GentsR Flannel, Underwear
Gents Gray FlannelU Underwear CENTS.
Navy Cheavyl
GsntsN Navy Oyerhir (mediunl cents
Heavyweight Cashmere overshhts
GentsM ightC Cassme Oveshirt,
Gents Light weight Cashmere oyahirs.
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Authorities in India fear that coffee is
about to share the fate of the potato and
the grape. It seems destined to disappear
gradually like the vine. A little fungus
appears at first on single leaf, and soon
aitergard it attacks them all, causing
the death of the tree.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

Affairs at the National Capisal-TerribIe
Act OF Dakota Farmer-The New Postal
IegrapIi-Lgbby.st Convicted Of Brib-
cry Three Men Fatally Eurt by q
Irasa-Business FaIlures-Daring Bond
R0bbery-Contest OF II WlI = serious
Illness Of tfo Governor of GeOrgta-Etc.
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We have also just received from a HEAVY Dis
COUNT SALE the following lines in CLOTHING, which
have been placed on our shelves at prices from 25
to SS l-S per cent BELOW ACTUAL VALUE, viz:
Mems Cashmere Sack and Frook Suits from 81 to s2a
Youths Cashmere Sack Suits, from S5 to sl2
Boys Cashmere Suits Gaoke vest and pants ages years.
from So to S8.
Boys Cashmere Suits Jacket and pant ages 10 years from
So to S.
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FOREIGN EVENTS.

Agrarian 0utrsges In sPain-Fire and
Loss CT Life In Cauada-AGairs in Ire
1aDd-sIadstOne at Home Again-Ad
Vices from France-GeneTOsiIy or the
Empress of GermaBy-A Man Lives .
Month Without Reconsideration of
the New Brunswick G0verBment-Eic