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in the Head the vital fluid passing unooseryed
In the urise, and many other diseases that lead
to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE, who Is regular physician
graduate of the University of PennSyl vana), Will
agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under his special advice and treatmentl will
not cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
found in it. DIR MlNTIE treats all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con
suitation Free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis of urine, SO. Price
OF Vital Restorative, 81 so q bottle, or four
times the quantity, S5 sent to any address
upon receipt of price, or C. o. D., secured nom
observation, and III private name If desired, be
A. L. MISTIE, III. D., No. IL Hearny
street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stat
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy III
regard TO all business transactions.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NE
PHRETICUNI, cures all kinds of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhaa, elect, Leucor-
rhps- For sale by all Druggists o. e bottle ; six
bottles for S..
DIR. NINTfE'S DANDELiON PILLS are
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure il the market. For sale by all
Druggists. -
KIRK, GEARY & CO. sacramento, Wholesale
Agents my94ply&o6wly
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BosroY. July iSth.-The Hcrald SAYS:
Justice Field made an observation toa san
Francisco reporter which members of his
party through the country should chew up.
il was this Ii Cleveland's administra-
ton is a great success, he Will be renomi-
mated and reelected. If failure, no Demo
crat Will be his successor This is as true
as preaching. and truser than good deal of
il. we suspect The only way in which the
administration can be made a success is for
those who elected it to give it hearty sup
port. The President will not alter his pur-
pose to respect the pledges upon which he
was elected. If his party antagonizes him I'M
this policy, it viii be split in two, forfeit
the respect OF the people and lose the sue
eesSion.
kentucky Pride in Danger OF a Fall.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), July 13th.-The local
"pungerS who nave Staked their money
on Kentucky thoroughbredS against the
California cracks during the racing season
complain bitterly of their hard luck So
frequently have events been captured by
the California stables that believers in
Kentucky superiority are beginning to
have doubts II would prove distressing
blow TO the pride of kcntucl1iaps should
the fast record Of their horses be lowered
BIZ the swiler strides of other cracks. The
evening papers here say of Saturdays
race: The public did not seem to fancy
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Buffalo Bilrs Show Attached.

New HAVEN Conn }, July l3th.-A Depu-
~ Sheriff went TO Norwalk this afternoon
and attached Buffalo Bills wild West
show for $4,000, on two attachments, one
of $4,000 for damages for breaking up
Carver's show, and one for $4,000 for the
malicious arrest Of DR.. Carver at Willie
mantle. The Cody party furnished bonds.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, July l3th-Stocks opened
generally / to higher, St Paul and Lack
awanna being the strongest, but New York
Central was / lower and yielded J more
quickly; West Shore also fell of Just
after the opening. In the early dealings
Gould stocks We're strong, also Changers,
and New York Central rallied I, selling
quickly at 81.
NEW York, July l3th-3 ?. M.-After ,
o'clock stocks continued steady and for
some strong for others, notably 1acka-
wanna, which rose Z, there was large bus
mess done in few Of the favorite issues
Amid considerable excitement the market
closed active and strong at OF near the best
prices OF the day.
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Raising siIkworms in America.

NV YoRK, July Eth The Iri50ac, in
an editorial, says The raising of silk
worms is a pretty haraSsing eXhausting,
degrading labor fit only for peuns or half
animal peasants There is not much proba-
biiity that the industry can be raised into
any Importance in this country. 1t would
not he good for the people of the county if
il could be forced into temporary success.
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Hop Market Depressed.

CHICAGO July 13th.-Thc following of
fetal statement Of the Board of Trade
shows the grain i'll sight in the United
States and Canada July 18th, and theincrease
or decrease over the preceding week !:
Wheat. 40 044, 723-a decrease of 555, $50 !;
corn, 5,03s, era decrease Of 253, 80; oats,
!, 707.2 42-a decrease of slap; rye, 2l0,-
199-a decrease Of ,, 1923: barley, !, III sos
mn i,lcrensn Of y ~
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Convention of Glass-Blowers.

PIrrsBURe, July l3th.-The annual Con-
yention OF the American Green Glass
Bottle Blowers Association met here this
morning, L. Arlington, Of Milwaukee,
presiding. There We're seventeen delegates
present, the cities represented being Mil
waukee, St. Louis, Alton, Ills, Ottawa,
HIS Covington, Ky, Newark, o., Massil-
Ion; O., San Francisco and Pittsburg.
New President of Cornell University.
ITHACA IN. y, July 13th-Protessor
Charles Kendall Adams, of Michigan Uni
versity, was to-day elected President of
Cornell University, 10 succeed President
White.
Yarn Mill Burned.
PHILADELPHIA, July 18th Benjamin
Schofields yarn mill, in West Manyunk,
was burned yesterday. Loss, 100000; par
tally insured. The dam near by had run
dry, and there was no means of cxtinguish-
ing the flames
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RAuRoADs, STEAMERS, etc,

LEAVE FROM JUNE II, 1855. ARRIVE
(FoR) (FRoM) |
, 1885-04-30


The craving Of to-day Among the culti-
waited classes, among tho hram-workers
and others, who are almost entirely re-
lieved from physical labor, is for mild,
prolonged stimulation, and for stimula-
ton that does not produce n strong re-
action; or else for sedatives which allay
the sleepless excitement produced by
~oyerWork. 1t seems not unnatural or
improbable that, as tea and coffee have
so largely taken the place Of beer or
light wine as beverages, so narcotics
should take the place of stronger alco-
holic stimulants.
We read weekly of men and women
poisoned by al overdose Of some favor
lite sedative. burnt TO death or otherwise
fatally injured while insensible from
self administered ether or ~chloroforfn.
For ono fatal case that finds its way
into the newspapers there are, Of course,
twenty fatal in n different sense-fatal,
not to life, but TO life's use and happi-
ness-that are neve known beyond the
family circle. That the children of
drunkards are often predisposed TO in
sanity il notorious; that the children OF
habitual opium-eaters or anarchists in
herit an unmistakable faint, whether in
diseased cravings, or simply in n will
too weak to resist temptation OF any
kind, is less notorious, but equally GER
tain
Happily, ~narcotism is not the tempta-
lion Of the young or energetic. 1t is
later in life, when the effect of years of
brain excitement of whatever nature
legins to tell, and generally after the
period in which the greater number Of
children are born, hat men and women
give way to this peculiar temptation Of
the present age.
, 1885-04-30


Within n quarter Of n century forty
one daily newspapers have died in New
York city, n fact that may serve to dis
courage the over ambitious who are ever
eager TO fiji n long-felt want and estab-
lish a daily paper that shall give the
ideas Of the protector in heroic size and
all the most sanguine expectations Of a
long-suffering public. There still re-
mains in New York thirty nine daily
publications. The other portions Of the
field seem fairly well filled with 25s
wecklics, 2Gs monthlies, bi-monthlies,
and quarterlies.
Tho large majority OF these are trade
and class publications, that are seldom
seen by the general reader, who does
not know Of their existence. There are
twelve English daily newspapers, Of
which six are published in the morning
and six in the evening, and ten trade
and financial publications. As TO
foreign newspapers, five are German,
two Italian, two French, one Spanish,
one bohemian and one Chinese.
, 1885-04-30


Tue Mormons must have considerable
influence in Arizona Two weeks ago
nine of the brethren were arraigned for
polygamy ::and unlawful rehabilitation. At
iheirtrial the Judge stated that he believed
in the perfect honesty of the religious con
y~ictions OF the accused, and went out Of
his way 10 say that for honesty, industry
and pa.ifc disposition, the Mormons were
not excellcd by any other citizens of the
territory.
This opinion shows how strung the grip
of the Mormon b. That "a Federal Judge
should - express himself, is surprising,
To say the least. The Mormons may he
honest. industrious and paciiic, though
that assertion is doubted, 81 far as their
Leaders are concerned; but they are pnc-
iieing a detcstable custom under The
gni>,..h religion. and their practice is en-
irary 10 the laws Of the United States.
That a judge should imply otherwise By
his statement, indicates a curious state Of
affairs and will open the eyes Of the peo-
pie Ia a proper view of the situation in
Arizona The Judge should be taught
the errnr Of his ways.
, 1885-04-30

NEaAA INNlNAHfR iAANiNfFaI
1--WE held my watch on about every
kind Of wild duck there is, said an old
timc wild fowl hunter, and | can tell
Just about TO the siNty-third part Of n
dot how much space any n Of EN- can
get over in an hour. There's no rail
road train on the continent that can
hold a candle to one side OF tho slowest
duck that flies.
The ~canvasback can distance the
whole duck family, if it lays itself out
to do it. When the %canyasback is out
taking things easy, enjoying n
little run around the block, a.,
it were, it joys through the air at the rate
Of eighty miles an hour. If it has bust
ness somewhere and has to get there, it
puts two miles behind it every minute
it keeps its wings Tapping, and does it
easy. If you don't believe il Just fire
square at the leader in n string of can
yasbacks that are out on n business
cruise some time when you get the
chance. buck shot travels pretty
quick, but II yonr charge brings down
any one OF these ducks at all, I'll blow
you Oh to a pair of tlIc best there is in
the market, with trimmings andall, if it
isn't the fifth or sixth one back from
the leader that drops. II you have the
lainteSt idea that you will bring the
leader down You must aim and space not
less than ten feet ahead Of him. Then
hen run plumb against your shot.
When he drops you will find him n
quarter OF n mile or so on.
, 1885-04-30
III A 3
How II differs from AIoohoIism-The I'm
spenhabie M sery Of It.

~ AAI - IN
~spenkabie M sery Of It.
National Review.l
The FIRST indulgence is in some sense
legitimate; is almost enforced, either by
acute pain or chronic insomnia. The lat
ter is perhaps the more dangerous. The
pain, II it last for weeks, forces recourse
to the doctor before the habit has be-
come incurable. Slecplessness is n more
persistent. and to most people much
less alarming thing; and it is, moreover,
one with which tho doctors can seldom
dead save through the very agents of
mischief. Neuralgia, relieved for n time
by chloroform or morphla, may be cured
b. quininei sleeplessness admits of hardly
any cure but such complete change OF
working victims.
And the n~arcotist habit once formed,
neither pain nor ~sleeplessness is all that
its remuneration would involve. The
d%runkard, it must be remembered, gets
drunk, as a rule, but occasionally. Save
in the last stages Of dipsomania, he can
do, if not without drink, yet without in
toxicating quantities of drink, for days
together. The narcotist who attempts
to go for n whole day without his ac-
CuHAOHltA uOoG rtltitln III lnthll 7AOhA
hours far more cruelty than the drunk
ard deprived of alcohol in as many days.
The effect upon the stomach and other
organs, upon the nerves as well as the
brain, is one of indescribable, unspeak-
able discomfort amounting TO torture; a
disorder OF the digestive system more
trying than sea sickness, a d%isorgani-
zation of the nerves which after some
hpnru af uncomfortable rnfcartr oulrnft
ates in ~convulsive twitchings, u mental
and physical distress, simply indescrib-
able to those who have not felt it.
Where attempts have been made
forcibly and suddenly to withhold the
accustomed sedative they have not in
frequently ended in n few days in mad
tim has sought and obtained relief by
efforts or through hardships which, in
his or her best days, would have seemed
impossible or uncomfortable. One woman
thus restrained escaped in deshabille
from her bedroom on a winter night Of
arctic severity. ran for miles through
the snow, and was fortunate enough TO
find a chemist who knew something of
the fearful effect of such priyation and
had the good sense and courage to give
in adequate quantity the poison that
had now become the first necessary of
life.
In a word, narcotics, one and all, are
to those who have once fallen under
their power, tyrants whose hold can
hardly ever be shaken off, which punish
rebellion with the rack, and with all
those devices of torture which medieval
and ecclesiastical cruelty found even
more terrible than the rack itself; while
the most absolute submission is re
warded with sufferings only less endur
able than the punishment of revolt. De
Quincey's dreams under the influence
of opium were to the tortures Of resist
NEE what the highest circle of purga-
tory may be % the lowest pit of the in-
ferno.
, 1885-04-30

HNtN NAHNf HhFHN
"Gemlen," said the president as the
cash box was about 10 be passed, ~
want to remark a few ~obseryashuns.
Somebody has been frowin' buttons,
nails an punched nickels into dc on
tribushun box. De average receipts
hey also steadily decreased fur de past
three months. | am gwine ter foller
dat box wild boat my eyes tonight, an
de fust button drappcd inter it viii be
de signal fur dis iloah TO settle three
inches. ! doan' AK you to rob your
selves, but | want it distinctly under
stood dat at least a dozen Of us kin de-
tect de difference between de chink Of a
nickel and a quarter
The box was then passed in n slow
and Impressive manner by Sir Isaac
Walpole, and the receipts counted up
over s1s-being a clear gain Of 81 over
tic previous meeting.
, 1885-04-30

lNRAt - NNfNhAEN'Hl
Mr.. Allen, in his article on Daniel
Webster, in The Century, mentions his
great, soft eyes, as being peculiarly
attractive to children. This reminds
me of an incident which may perhaps
show that those eyes had sometimes a
different effect. Mr., Webster was once
spending the umiper in a town near
Boston, and, as was his custom, attended
church regularly, both morning and
afternoon. On one occasion it fell to
the lot of an uniledged youth to try his
wings in that pulpit. lie rose, as was
natural, with some trepidation, to begin
the service. This trcpidation gradually
increased, till toward the close of the
hymn he faltered %perceptibly, and
as he sat down by the minister of
the parish, he whispered; doctor, 1
don't know to whom those eyes belong
which are directly facing me, but they
are quite too much for me and | can
not preach" Mr.. Webster was respon-
sible for an extemporaneous discourse
that morning.
, 1885-04-30

Thar modest but %pcrsevering genius,
Keely, pride Of Philadelphia and motor
of the motor, has planted his firm foot on
another greater discovery He has found
what he has been looking for, a new
power AT least he says he has found
H. and when be finds new power, he
keeps them to himself. ~ that inquisitivc
scientific persons cant get at them and
hurt themselves, OF. steal the fruits Of
Kcelyan research. The new power,
he is kind enough to say, consists of in
tentomic air or ''luminilcrous ether,
and dynamite is a arlor match to IT,. fIe
will form a new company to exploit the
new discovery and the prying directors
of the motor company will now see their
error in proddine a genius.
, 1885-04-30
,mscEILANGouS.

Dam Pedro the emperor Of Brazil, has
reigned for fifty three yean- longer than
any other sovereign living. He was but q
years old when cailel to the throne.
The Canadian premier. Sir John Mac
donald. has his only son, a lieutenant in 4
regiment Of infantry doing service under
General Middleton NOW operating against
Riel.
Ths duchess Of Elinburr, The wife of
one Of Qaren Victoria sons, aud who is
4 sister Of the ear of Russia, is greatly
distressed at The sirl;nci relations exi.
ing between England and1iassia She Is
prepared 10 STAR. IL Necessary, IN a few
hours for Coburv. where she Will reside
in the event Of war
, 1885-04-30
YOUNG MEN i-EsAD TmIs

THE VoLTAIo BELT Co. of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated
ELEcrRo-VoLTAIc BELT and other
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty
days, to men young or old) affiliated
with nervous debility, loss of vitality and
manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also
for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and
other diseases. Complete restoration to
health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is
allowed. Write themat once for illustrated
pamphlet free.
, 1885-04-30

1t is claimed that England and France
can make a better grade of fine papers
than this country on recount of the
quality Of the water, which is here in
jured for paper making by frequent
changes in temperature.
Acting upon the idea, experiments
are about to be made in Florida, where
the temperature is more equal. If sue
c~essful, it is said a large mill, especially
for the manufacture of finer grades of
stock, will be built there by Massachu-
sets CAPITALISTS.
, 1885-04-30

Mr.. VIM. johnson. of Huron. Oak. ,
writes that his wife had been troubled
with acute bronchitis for many years, and
that all remedies tried gave no permanent
relief until he procured n bottle of DR..
King New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, which had a magical eff
feet, and produced a permanent cure. II
ir guaranteed To cure all diseases ofthroat,
lungs OF bronchial tubes.
Trial bottles free at Gry x Pearse's
drug store. large size 81. 90.
, 1885-04-30

RoBBERY is the rule, honesty the OK
ception, in Russia. Robbery goes on in
every department OF the state in 1882
n Russian paper, the Sorrcnican T.rcsfia,
gave q list of tho great obberics known
to have been committed during the past
few years by public iunctionarios. Ac-
cording to this account there were twenty
five thefts of from aO,O0O to $4,000
roubles each six Ringing from 100, 900 10
500, 600, and six ranging from 1000, 900
r. 900, OOO-in all, 27,0DO, 00O. This is
exclusive of small affairs Of less than 20
100 roubles. which are past counting.
Russia has in its seryicc but two honest
men, you and me, said Emperor Mich
olas to his Oldest son; and whatever pro-
gress the country has made since his
time, has certainly not extended TO the
character Of its public servants
, 1885-04-30

nAsURvElING party that has been camp
edon White river, opposite Chalron ,lNeb.
near the Wyoming line. for the past two
weeks, has started on the railway survey
to Fort Fstterman. The people Of
Wyoming residing along the North Platte
and its tributaries are confident they will
see the railroad completed into that locale
" this year. So mote II be.
, 1885-04-30

The prince Of Wales having accom-
plished his mission in Ireland, which was
to show himself. and conciliatc. if posi-
BILE, the Nationalist element, has returned
to London with considerable food Tor re-
Fiction Railways, telcgraphs and other
modern improvements have q~uickencd
thought as well as action. They have
also acted as Jewelers.. The prince is too
much a maa of the world not to perceive
that royalty has lost it, magnetism. 81
well rs its controlling power.
, 1885-04-30

After a years labor q Connecticut
man has patento I an automatic street
lamp that promises TO be agreat money
saver for towns and small cities. The
movement of an eight day clock regu-
lates the burning Of n gallon Of oil 50
that il will last n week II used six hours
"a night. 1t can be set to burn brightly
amy number Of hours in the twenty four,
wh.lc during the rest Of the time there
is nniY . very small blaze.
, 1885-04-30

To all who are suffering from errors and
indiscretions of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss ofmaAbo0d, &C., | will
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South
America Send self addressed envelope
TO Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, Station d.,
New York.
, 1885-04-30
Tnr lnle.t Norfolk disrnleh nLont b

THE latest Norfolk dispatch about the
Russian corvette and the English cruiser
anchored there. is that they are just
waiting for a declaration Of war when
they will steam ont the necessary distance
from neutral waters and bang away at
each other for the amusement Of cx Sec
Rotary Robson navy relies T. is more
likely that the cruiser melns to follow
the corsette in It's maynard rounds in or
der 20 determine what The Russian boys
are after.
, 1885-04-30

The very remarkable statement is
made in The Medical Times that Dr
Fleishl, of Vienna, has discovered that
the hydrochlorate of cocaine admin
istered hypodermically in DOSE, Of from
one-twelfth to one-fourth OF u grain will
cure morphinism, alcoholism, and SINH
lar habits within ton DAYS.
, 1885-04-30

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ~chilblains,
COINS, and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Gray & fearse.
, 1885-04-30

Mrs. PARrINGroN IS said to have
asked what England wanted with a poet
Lariat. The best thing she can do with
the lariat is to s%tangle the Laureate. UNI
less he quits writing odes-
, 1885-04-30
Paint ON tIe whIte House.

The White House has been painted 50
often that the white lead upon il is
said to be, by actual measurement,
nearly a quarter of an inch thick.
, 1885-04-30
sN1Er-mNaEp.


Lasinia s. Goodwin
A swallow polsing in the candlo-light,
Surprised in confnes-whence, whore,
what unknowing;
Swift through the farther easement taking
flight;
This is our life; its measure, coming. go
, 1885-04-30

CoGce made with distilled water is
said 10 have a greatly improved aroma
II seems that the mineral %carbonates IN
common water render the tannin of the
coffee berry soluble, but the drug will
not dissolve IN distilled water.
, 1885-04-30

Uncle Esek; Popular opinions have
their day, just like fashions Every
generation has a new set.
, 1885-04-30

Tarpaulins, wagon sheets, oil and rub
Der clothing can he bought cheap ut Po-
lacks.
, 1885-04-30

TIE0 - NI'NT7T
what is the matter with the baby
asked n lady Of n little girl, whose baby
brother she had understood to be
ailing.
oh, nothin' much, - wa the n wer.
Hes only hatchin' teeth
, 1885-04-30

lfafHn Argus
The territory Of Dakota pays more
revenue TO the p~ostoiiice department
than any one of thirty-two states of the
Union, and has a population as large as
Nebraska or Connecticut, and nearly
twice n large rs Vermont and Florida.
Ii boasts ., 800 miles of railway, 1000
school houses and e75 newspapers, or
more periodicals than any Now England
state except Massachusetts,.
Recent statistics show that there are
nearly 1000, 900 moro females than
males in Great Britain.
, 1885-04-30

Nov orleans Picayune: The fool
knows nothing Of shame. A mar can
hold up his head under my circum-
stances when there is nothing in il.
, 1885-04-30

Legal blanks at the Leader office.
, 1885-04-30

Successor to DR.. Gray. Offices over
Drug Store, corner Sixteenth and Eddy
I'M the Office day or night. United States
one No. 80.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-02-28

Nasure's remedy, Brovns iron Tonic.