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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
g8ScherfGichc Sninois SSfoofs-Beihcne.

SHUTTER auiammen 0eiebt 1T. 0ics miro
nod nidJt geniigen0 berilflihttgt; oct scr.
mer mQdt it'd nod Su lelte1t tIar. DGB 0tt
elmer unri6tigen ;3uiamNne1tsBun5 Ger
SSuttermittel lltdt Qt4eiu Die Gr5cl'8!til3
tbiertidtr Stoffe cine llngclii3cnoe lttI
mum, l0n0eru 0aB dlcD etl I0tI Dc3 lglittf
0n0eren 0erDdItntiI3a nero1lttIt3ei! Ua'tsr9
oen S6rDer u~nuertDert6ct per(d11.l iDlr0.
Ulaa filtteyt HOB 3u DGGft3 nIlr p03. Do9
man ielb(t bat, oble 81 beocnttjl, pap t!iaH
BE-; Giltm iDldcN Jl!tter Dem &0ltre tlc!s
items Den c;1en ODER oet atl0tren J(l1ritofr
in uuUerb0ltniBnlGBig groBer DsSll8e n!etci;'
:uGbcel0 man c5 Oil ocl!l 0rItt&N Jtu0t1TQ'lc
Ieblen tGBt, ipoDurb Die Mu3mlbHil3 oc5
0dI1;eG Suffers erDebliD leYabBcbrliGt IND
0alnit Nerltllte ali 9fGbrit0Tel bet0ci8e5
iibr: neyDcll, lpeltle 0cr O0rNler rG(0f (poQt
6atte OernteiDel t0mnen. Gr1Qprt man Die
&ii6e ulr init Strob ul0 St0ltoTlcln, 10
fanl1 l1a; iid)er oaroylf rednell, ouB 0teIe
StIrfe Der 9artofeln unuer0aut btcEbf l!ilO
i'm Gnt6e Qlrsuftn0en lit, neil III etl!elft
ioLdeu 5yutter bic StGrfe in gang ctnletFtg
boben Ninbe Uertreten lit, tDGDretlo g all
@ltnetBitoffen fe6Lt. Gie uolitdrl0l1c 0ers
oduunq Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ipie StGrfe url0 3uder, lit 0urd) Die Ofgeltz
tuart elmer 9etpilien Wlensc BON Gl!0aIBz
~ftoffen bebiu9t; AUDI ldelltt eIlIe GGlpl''e
Wen0e bon Tettftoffen 81 elmer rcgeLrebtelt
Ber6auultg erfor0erlih 3l letn. 0ie bels
iere 8eroauung Der St0rte UNI pet Glt0etBz
itoffc fam 0a0ur6 etntretGll, 0aB ourtb oG9
@ilpeiB BorgGn9e i'm 60rper btrporgerufel
iperoen, nobel bic StGrfe bttbetlt8t Ut.
Oas GiipeiB i0einft ii6 ill 0arnltol1nI ais
Odbritoff 3u pcr6altel, tDooHr0 StGrte III
3uder lber9cbt.
lin IdtDer OerbouIi0e NG1rifoffe, MAJ
mentli6 Die 8o9faler, Deroaultder gu MA
den, 1T Dielfon bas 8ritDelt, 00nlpIelt,
Moten, Selbiterbiben beS Suffers eltpfob7
len tunr0eit, inoeiien fat iid) bis jest ntdt
6erQls0cltelt, b0B bic Bcrbauul1a Der Jtob2
faier Doourd erh0bt ipurDc. 8etm Selbts-
crDibel linO io9ar 9tdDritoffoertulte tdG>
o~etpieleu morbeiI. SroBoem Del oicnen oieie
Gorl1abmen Geudtung, tDctl oaS gutter
Ourd lie l0nnad6after gel1ldbt MUD. Sn
VGIen, no e 0arauT attontmt, Den
IDieren rcd)t bieL Jtaubfutterltofte, no
mtntlt0 Stro6, bei5ubrtngen, miro 1tb
bicS Dielfad nur ourh Mrlpennul:g oer5
itlben erreid)en ldllen, od bic 2btere 10 5lIs
bereitcttS Tlttter lieber ~fteilet nllo oesDalo
lltebr Sl lid llebllel. 905 AltbrllDel NIT
t0dtll0clll gS111er, tpte od5 O0flpttH elH7
pfie0lt ii6 altN BET Tlttermittelll, !Qet &C.,
iuclde i0ledt eiu8eerntet u1O l0tntnellg
gt!porbcu ltltO, neil bur0 O05 tod)eItoe
2&dilcr 0ocr bic DeiBen 9dmpfe Die YtlSe
get0otet ner6er. Dem Odnlpien 1T ocS7
ba(0 Der gorsug Dor Dem Aabrii6en oocr
God)en SIT ge6eI, tpetI bablr0 oaS Gripcl7
Oeu ser 6utteritoffe iebr DoatolnIncn err
retAt iuiro, ODnt oaB bicIclbcn nit ST Dlel
gGniier gtidlpdngcrt iDeroen. 8ct ntclen
j3,tbereitungSarten bilrfte fir Ottl6z uno
Wtaitpieb aud nod Der 9fllbe1t elmer ipar7
men 6iitterung in getraGt tonllnen. Snl>
MERLIN tpiro Der 0ortbeiL bieler 3uberet7
tungSarteH aud oteIfQ6 ilberl0GBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17

i6[teBenoen eidenen 8oblen, tDel6e bon
eiuer Buu1pe Durdbroden tuer0en 5ur Gntz
lecrung Der 0rube. 8et tletleren Ding
lt4ttcn getiigt itatt Der sSau6grube ou1 eth
ctl9egrnbele5 SAB, IND ftGtt Der Qumpe
Gin Sinner gum 2luSlQDpfeu.
gGo5 MIN Die 8ebanolung heS 9iiugers
auf Oer 9ungitQtFe albetrifft, 10 lit Dor
2luenl 0Q5 @jnbrilgeH Oe5 DIager3 III Die
Orabe 2u bead)te1. 9{ad)oem Der 8poen
Derlel6ell init elmer gllteu bumu3yct1en@rDz
ldidt bon eiipa 81 3oll Side beOedt
iDorDe1 lit, tpiro Der Olilger ipenigltenS
3ipein1al D06entlth in 9utcrDfi16ung alter
cr5ellqten 0ungarten I'll enter etlpd 8 Sol
iQrfen, Qllt ieitgetretenen Sd)idt moglt6It
chen 6ineingebrdtDt. 9ld6bem 8tpet iolher
GGidten aufQebrAd]t lino, tperoen btelelben
nit elmer all 2 Bis 3 3oQ b09en Gr0> ODER
Gy0y5Id5idt 6eItrcut. go ffG6rt man OBJ
met)jcln0 fort, bis bic 0yube gefIut lit Die
Groc ODER 0er(5Dp3 !nerbCn oeS9alb 3piiden
DEN 0unQ QcDradOs, oQnlit tie Die bel Der
3ericBu1g oeiieLbtn itN b%iloenoen @aie,
uQ1ueutlid) 0aS Nmr1oni0t ut0 Die &00le1z
iGure, tDel6e innlt in Die Guft cnttpeidstl,
binDeit. Son BEN Groorten etgnen lid
1tersll an bcteG SorferDeso ber bumUsrei1e
2fcreroe.
0as Teittreten 6cs Oiingers, tpeI6es sur
8ermei0ullg Don 6obIrGulnen 5iDti9en benz
Oliu0er ul0 iuegtn Der o0burd 0eit0rtel
4lei6mGBtgen @ibrpng bethlehem nDtbig lit,
beiorgt AM beitet bo3 sSun0Dieh, tpelGem
o0nchill Die 8etptgltl19 III frtld)er SUIT Glt7
Berit SutrGGlid 1T; oele8entltd mag mani
aud Sic Oltttag5 urto 2l6elOS Don bet Ars
belt 6einfe6renocu Yferoe etni9e WtaLe anf
Dem Oiingerat9er u~i16ey9cben laiien.
Ole iiO III ber Sau6e9rube aamdblt9
farnmelnoe Sald1e ioute ebellfGIS n1tt9pps
- ettpo ! 10 allf % @alIouen ODER nit
SalsiGrre Dernti0t mcyoen, oalnjt Die flilGz
tigen 0ungltoffe nid)t p~erlOrcn geDen. Go5
BALD Nun Diele obereN 9Nn0ldtt0ten trodcn
iinb, iuiro Die Saud)e 9lei0mGBtg itber bic
iclbeu auSgepuu1pt obcr ~at8gegoiet. pie
gleidntiBi0e .8ertbeiluug bteier Salde be-
tpirft man an belten Ourb qlergelcgte boil
serue Gtnren ooer bur6 SOldu6e.
Sreilid erforOert cine iol6e 2tnla9e Nrs
belt uno aud Soften, bod ite6er oteie III
feinem Ber0GltniB gu 6enient9en Sunmelt,
tuel0e ourh cine ~urStDcdntGBtge Sebdnoe
lung oe5 9iingerS obne regelreIte QlnLes
9ltng Don 9ungitGttcn naBlo3 oergeltoet
tDeroen. IS lit oieS cine Sade, BET tpel6er
icoer 6armer be6eutenoe Suln'net iparer
tam. Ui0gen re6t Biele Dies tpobl beoenS
fen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17

sGassmmbssaao Ser 0nttertOTe.

8etra6tet man ben 56ierf6rper bonn
Ianbpirt6idaftlidlen Stauopunfte, 10 taun
mar i'm icircn Seitanbtbeilen ua6 in
Sleii6, Set, W~2tneralitoffe nlo 8aiier
Serlegen.
Da nun i'm t6icrii6en &6rper Elm fortz
w1brcaOer 2jfr6rau6 BON StOffen %itattftns
bet, 10 lit e5 npt6peuoig, Otele Stofe 5n
ericBcn; a:tBer0cm aber 1T eS Nlfgabe
bel Der 8iehDaItung, oa6in ST. tradten, oaB
m09lidit pieL BON bielen StoIfcn Iletid,
Tctt &c. biloe. Sir Den @riaB Der tln SOra
per n~erbraudten Stofie u1o fiir Die Gr5eus
guHg neler 8eitanbtbcile lit fol8lt6 al6
Die @tnfiiDrirng elmer g~e1pifen Wiellge yfd9rs
ftoffe III Die 8er0auungSipege ocS S6tereS
erforoerli6. SQQen 9ber Dtele Stofte i9ren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
linn Sic gra0tiefeit von G0Dea 81

erfennen, laiie man .eilti9e Eropfen Der
frii6 gcmotfenen OtiI6 in ein 0las frii6es
QSaiier fallen. QSenn Oieie 0ann ibte Sro7
piergeitalt bcibeDalten, 10 ioll DaS Sbter olS
trG6tig 6etrddtet Derbcn f0nren; Dellr it6
ooge0e1 Oie3ropfen iofort aufl0ien nno baS
@aIier triiben, 10 gilt Die Sub alS ni6t
trGNtt0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-17
GfabItrt fcIt 1901.
S~Choellkopf,

$50. 232-234 III RaRsoIpt:S Strait
sqoiIden T~rantliU uno ~tnrtstz SETcBa
empiing fir Die toRlmenoeu Seisrtnee:
Teiuite 9raun5 d. pei9cr 9ouietetftdlet en-,
9SerIinet 3aateritcine,
aSoicIer uiiO yii:r berger B1ano et'tbtuhf ~
2eatfdhe Ifefcr1l6c Kao Weariipan,
SdaGutncpnfcct tito Sprin9erIe,
Snrin1crlcS STorfttsits
GSoIH= uuD GiIberidlnuti,
gScibnad,tsfcrien Jar &trden,
giedlStidlter fir ocn &a~fnenbatttt,
SSriidlt NtiHc, %tauoci III uno HoffIea,
Gttreant uno Vomeransenid,aIet1,
9a1aS6c Ga6 cIsetl Gdbtca sonia 1ro G1rtp,
Ggeip lteu SSGoaa tsio Wsoff0 &aMce,
sFrani Oh d)c &tjccolaOc tno &ofoGs
Xtcdltefs 9riircr ui1O idltVotien xbee,
0ctrcGYctc @irtsft ano SStriGjeitS
GcutId)eS .Sstpefidy gttu:us,
ssrarG 0lSd)e &atanrt fF0sS HGstnteft,
4gcdItcs WSaGocbpggcr Sauerfr0ut,
Sieter Gprottel tuo 9Scrua1gen,
N0vinietcr tno 9cr0uG) cvter @s0I,
GtraSpMraec G60HSIebFr=Ya itctcn,
Gal;iGeOCNcr tsn0 SarOeIcmbutter,
OSarinirte &sGriaSe uuO S1utar,
SSto.s;. SaeOtacS,
gSraan5 d. uci9cr Scrnc1attDnrE,
Q~3n4)aec $ritTelteber!IHrIt.
SEcinj8cn GgntNtFmtb0Icc SAFE,
gs00neScrt no WarrteiaI sale,
Stout0ge DC 5tts,
8cufMd&euer mMS ari1men sfrduterf61e,
Gonnee HIS 3ita6trger &6ie,
Srauj. Grtfer tao &h0rFpt 3uO1S,
Gjctro6isefe Sd]5U6N (Nttie)s
S1riicc SatMupttabaf noW XoS5e&s
lQe5 lriid uno bi4igit 6ct
H@nry SchC9llkOpf
b~tn.i,itup Wholesale u Retail Grocer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-11
THIS LONG RsTABLlsMEI,

EEPyiya:e socus for JAmlioe, apC
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-08-11
MISC ELLANEOUS.
Purchasing ncy>
Mrs. ". " Horny, Manager.

e5vHE LADIES OF THE SAN FRAN
cisco Purchasing Bureau solicit
orders (Iarge or smalll to purchase
goods Of every subscription. Special quail
ifcaliOns for selecting musical inStru-
ments. furniture, jewetry, &c. Dress
making and infants clothing a
specially. Reliable and experienced
ladies under whose management the
san Francisco Purchasing Bureau has
prospered during two years will prompt
~ reply 10 lette. Of inquiry as to styles,
prices, etc, upon receipt OF stamp
samples furnished. Send for circular.
Address: S n FRANCISCO PURCHASING
BUREAU, l3t Post street, San Francisco
Refer to: A l. Bancroft & Co.. O'COn-
nor, MOffatt 4 Co.. n. p. Cole Il co all
Of San Francisco. myy5
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

REDDING's Russia Salve meets with wonder
ful success in all cases OF skin disease. Try it
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
Heart Disease.

Vine IT., Hzrrisburg, Pa.
Dec. ?, 1881.
After trying different physicians
and many remedies for palpi,srion
of the heart without receiving any
benefit, Twas advised TORY Browns
Iron Bitters. have used two bot
ties and never found anything that
gave me SO much relief.
Mrs. JENNIE Hess.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
A Lady Cured of Rheumatism.
Kidney Disease Cured.

Christiansburg, Va, 1881.
Suffering from kidney disease,
from which | could get no relief,
tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
cured me completely. A child of
mine, recovering from scarlet fever,
had no appetite and did not seem to
be able TO eat at all. ! gave him Iron
Bitters with the happiest results.
]. KYLE MONTAGUE.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
LIVE IT pows.
re a toolish xorli nan smoker.

Has foolish word been spoken,
Or an evil deed been done;
Has the heart been almost broken
For the friends that now disown?
Let not coliness or the frown
Shake thy manhood-live it down.
Is the stern traducer snesrng
Trusting innuendo vile
With the worlds opinion veering,
Basking in its tickle smile?
What are gossips with their froEn!
Buzzing insects-live it down.
Verdict fairer Will be given
In the sober after thought;
Charity, sweet child Of heaven,
Judgment harsh will set at naught.
Then will grieyed mercYs frown
Smite the sland'rer-ive it down.
But Il man refuse 10 soften
For that weakness he may feel,
There is One forgives as often
As to Him we choose to kneel.
Droop not then if all should frown;
With such friendship live it down.
-lRev. +. o. Flagg, D.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
FOREST AND STREAM.

Letter by Captain ogardus-Experiment
by the Fish commissioners Miscslla-
neous Items.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
sacramento 6 PlaGGrVillG Railroad.

A. n TOWEE. ............ General Manager
7. H GOODMAN - =. Gent Pass'r and Ticket Agent
90 zotf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

tinction of the pest. B. H. Warren, Of
the Society, has lately dissected over five
hundred of the birds, and has discovered
that but very small portion Of them
had been feeding on insects, but
found grain, seeds, etc., had been eaten.
Mr.. Warren has sent his report TO the
Academy, and it has been referred to T.
E. Gentry, prominent ornithologist of
the Society. Prof. Leidy, President of the
Academy, favors the bill for the extinction
of the English sparrow, or its being kept
within proper bounds, and considers that
Mr.. Warren's investigations prove the
English sparrow to be far from the blessing
it was expected they would be- Already
the bird is becoming the target of the Flo
bert rife within the bounds of the city,
and We expect before long to see it used
for trap purposes. Il Forest and Stream.
A NORTH CAROLINA FISH SToRY.-The
Sunny South is Lot to be outdone in the
way of fish stories, as may be seen by the
following from the Gdst0Rid Gazette, OF
North Carolina A little boy at Lineber-
gers factory, on the South Fork, went fish
ing one day last week. His mother soon
heard him calling for help. She ran down
to the river, and found that the boy had
hooked q fish so large that it had pulled
him into the river. Determined to save
the fish, the youngster. who is an expert
swimmer had thrust his hand and arm into
the fish's mouth and out at the gill. His
mother drew both to the bank in safety.
The fish was an immense trout, weighing
eight pounds. That boy is a credit to North
Carolina.
THE BRITISH TEAM 1t would appear
by the following dispatch, dated at Lon.
don, May 9Th, that the British team do
not expect that their recent restrictive rul-
ing in relation to the use of the wind
gauge, recently mentioned by us, will pre-
clude the international match. It says
&c Lord Brownlow has been appointed
Chairman of the committee having charge
of the arrangements for the forthcoming
international rifle match. The other mem.
bers of the committee are Sir Henry Hal
ford, Colonel Mcdonald, Edinburgh, and
Messrs. Walround, Young, Humphrey,
Waller and Scriven. a system of district
aides has been organized for the
purpose of experimenting the local
practice of candidates for admission
to the team. There will be competition
shortly before the Wimbledon meeting,
at which will be selected twenty-five can
didates for the team, and at the end of the
first week at Wimbledon there will be
further selection of eighteen for the team
and its reserve members"
MISCELLANEOUS,
Several specimens of the California
mountain trout have been recently caught
in the Genesee river.
The annual meeting OF the American
Fish cultural Association is fixed to take
place June 9th and 9TH at the Cooper In
stitute.
The Ohio Fish Commission has just fin
ished planting fifty five to sixty millions
young whiteish, the product of cur Ohio
hatcheries for the past fall and winter.
A contemporary says Large numbers Of
smelt were driven on shore at Burlington
Bay in late storm. There was heavy
sea and the fish seemed to offer little re-
sistance to the waves.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

Workmen engaged in painting Trinity
Church, in Newport, R. l., recently. took
down the vane, which was placed on the
spire in Queen Anne's reign. It was six
feet four inches across and four feet high,
and surmounted by crown, which is be-
lieved to be the last vestige of regal rule
in America.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject, Browns IRON
BITTERs is invaluable. Try it.
Re eurn and Cet the Genuine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

"You wouldn't take me for married
man, would you p asked student of q
CORTLAND girl, one Sunday night. 81
rather think I would, If you should ask
me" vas the response. He bought ring
the next day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
Gents Furnishing Goods |!

In this Department have gone through stock and selected
the odd lots and goods partially sOed and Of which have
regular Sizes Below price and size given of the following
PoLKADoT JUMPERS, for
MEMS "BEAR DUCK" JUMPERS for cents
&c" sold for 81
marked to and7 Sizes, IA. 49, and II.
LOT "D CONSISTS UNDERsHIRTs
to 5cents
LOT "E" CONSISTS UNDERsHRTs price,
cents; marked o
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

S" Samaritan Nerrine cured me Of general
debility and dyspepsia" writes Michael
O'Connor, Gslesburg, Ill. Get at your drug
gists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, April SO, 1855,
AND UNTIL FURTHHR NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

Commencing Monday, April so, 1885,
AND UNTIL FURTHHR NOTICE,
TRAINS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
As PolLows:
5s1A A. M.-(Suudays excepted)-Accommo-
"'Av dation Train to Aarysyille, Red Bluh and
Redding.
Gan A. M.-(Sundays exceptedEsan Fran.
V'VV cisco Passenger Train, via Benicis. Con-
meets at Suisun for Vallejo. Second class
720 z:ps. lSs u S.s.i:ss Sss5:;. + !
suisun-( Sundays onlyl-for Vallejo and
Calistoga.
n,san A. M.-Daily,-C p. Emigrant Train 20
jew Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
1899 a. ssSa as5Sss5 as for
San Francisco, touching at 81 way ports
on the Sacramento river.
-. OG A. M-{Sundays excepted Passenger
AAsCV Train for Woodland. Williams, Willow,
Tehama and Red Bluff.
fn.AA A. M,-Dailyl-San francisco Passenger
A1s%O Train. Connects at Gait with PASSENGER
Train for lone and 81 Lsthrop with the 8. P.
Atlantic Express for Madera, Newhan
lSants Barbaral Los Angeles, Cotton
(San Diego), Yuma Aarieopa (Prescottl
Tucson Benson fGuaymas, Mexicol Dem
ing "a, T&S. F. R. R.), FL Paso Ct. & P.
r. RI San Antoine and New Orleans
Connects also al Niles for San jose.
0,0a r. M.5{Daiyl-0regon Express Tor
SssSV MarysyilIe, Chico, Red BlCf and BEDDING
cortland, Oregonl
240 p; A MD1 Ivy CotIs1 PASSENGER Tram
Q.s0 p. M.-Daily)-S San Francisco Passenger
CsOV Train, via Benicis. Connects at Suisun
-(Sundays excepted)-for Cslistoga
A.9G p. M.-(Daiye Local Irai1 70 i.Atnfops
Row connecting with s. P. Emigrant Tain
for Deming and e Paso.
5,9A p. M.-(sundays excepted -Psessnger
sOV Train for Woodland and Knights Land
lag.
E.Ss p. M.-Dally)-C. p Atlantic Express
5000 for Colfax, Reno carson and Vlrginial
Bsttle Mountain (AustiE) Palisade
(Eureks), Ogden, Council Bluffs and Eass.
A. N TOWEE. General Manager
T. II. GOODMAN. Gent Passr and Ticket Agent
ia9-zpH
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
RENGE NEBER.
Our Millinery Department !

The golden opportunity is yours. No style of Hat
Bonnet anything in Trimmings but what be found
in our stock all at reduced prices.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26

DOLLAR WHAT IS DOLLAR? 1t is silver coin possessing in
Dug the
nodded convenient bearing the
Liberty; the Colonies and
Eagle emblem the head and between the wings
"One
medium
possesses needing commodity desires
possible and the at the RED HOUSE TRADE
UNONor there goods selling of speedy removal
quartz at muhlest hal wv
rapidly condition The Intel
eiron mammoth
will eready.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
INMAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.

VoHN TALBOT, PASSENGER
ID Office of P. B. R., Sacramento, -s4z5zsssl3ss.
Cal, Agent. 'fsZIS9 qColfo
~ sells Tickets 30 and from ssssssss5szssSE
any part of Europe. Tickets from tiSeens-
tewn or Liverpool TO New York for $24s
m1-4ptf
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SPICE.

A fashion paper says some OF the new de
signs in bathing suits are extremely vulgar
True dignity: In Boston the gnat is
known as athauiel.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
Heaven lies about us in our infancy"
says the poet Yes, and our neighbors lie
about us when we grow up.
The English Parliament refuses to make
vaccination compulsory. Every man must
scratch for himself-Detrot Post.
The poker editor of an aesthetic Boston
paper defines an agnostic as "a man who
would hesitate about betting on a straight
flush"
Accounted For.-Weaklv amateur (pay-
ing MacduffC "Ha! Ina! My voice is in n,
sword" Critic in the gallery: That's all
right then, old Manufacturing. We was
a-wondering up here where's it were"
There are some girls so awfully nice that
they will not dance with fellow in bait
room if his hair sticks up on the back of his
head. The same girl may be seen, at the age
OF thirty-one, looking in seven different di-
rections for a husband.
Host (really in agony about his polished
inlaid foor)-" Hadn't you better come on
the carpet, old fellow? Pm so afraid you
might slip, you know" Guest with
wooden Lego, it's all right. old fellow
thanks! There's a nail in the emf, you
know"
Translated from the Omnibus: House
wife (receiving visitors -"Caroline quick a
glass water for the Mrs. Hofrath put upon a
platei'' Caroline (for hersef)-"Upon a
plate! That is certainly a new fashion; now
laps then the high classes water as the cats,
out OF soup-dishl"
Scotch story by no means new One
night Sandy told her that he 'liket" her
awful Wee" She simply responded ditto"
| Sandy was not very sure what that meant,
so the next day, while at work, he said:
Father, can YOU tell me what ditto is?''
"Ou, ay Sandy" replied the father; "dae We
see that cabbage?' Yes" And dae We
see that ither aue, that it's jist the same?''
Yes" "Weel that's ditto" Gracious
goodness" exclaimed Sandy; did she ca me
a cabbage-head? FL ma wed her. &c glasgow
Baltic.
The boy stood on the back ward fence,
whence all but him had fled. The flames
that lit his fathers barn, shone Just above
the shed. One bunch of crackers in his hand.
two others in his hat; with piteous accent
| loud he cried, Il never thought OF that" A
bunch of crackers TO the tail of one small
dog he tied. The sparks flew wide aud red
and hot they lit upon the brat; they fired
the crackers in his hand, and lit those in his
hat. Then came burst of rafting sound
the boy, where was he gone? Ask the winds
that far around strewed bits of meat and
bone and scraps of clothes and balls and tops
and nails and hooks and yarn, the relics of
that dreadful boy that burned his fathers
barn,
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The Natural Orator.

Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitution.
met an old friend the other day and says
he; Il just wish you could see my boy Pm
fixing him up for college and he is Just the
smartest boy i'll all this country. He is a
natural orator. He has got gifts, he has.
He speaks now like Henry Clay. He took
the medal in defamation. Iwish you could
see him on the stage. lie is just splendid,
he is"
1 looked at him mournfully and saws l,
Its sad very sad, l never knew a natural
orator to be any account l was a natural
orator and 1t ruined me. I've never been
any account. took pewter medal when I
was young and I've never gotten over it.
1t was for speaking speech [ thought then
that had whipped the battle of life and
there were no more worlds to conquer but
I've had to fight on ever since and my medal
dident do me any good. l wish you would
guard your boy against medals and
being a natural orator, There is but
one remedy for natural orator
and that is to marry rich and settle down
and wait for invitations to make speeches al
college commandments. They are right
useful that way. Some times they do right
well considering. ! knew natural orator to
get elected to the Legislature and a pretty
/ girl in the gallery SAW him as he was
naturally oratoring, and fell in love with
him and he married her and she was rich,
and they are getting along first rate, aud
now he gets a call every other day to speak
at some college, and he accepts em all ali ,
goes to none but it's all the same to him,
for he gets his name in the papers, and that's
enough. But he is an exception for luck,
and the boys vino are natural orators incident
presume on his good fortune.
don't know but one place for boys and
that is work. Put 'em to work and keep 'em
at it, for ideness is the parent for all vice.
Don't map out any particular trade or call
ing but keep 'em at work and it will map
ont itself. Habits make up life. Life is @
bundle of habits and if boy has habit OF
work he is ali right.