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MISSISSIPPI KITCHEN
ST. DAVlD,S.
7I5 Howard ST., near Third, san Fran else

4 FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL, CON
- tanning 100 rooms; water and gas IN eGch
room; no better beds in the world; no guest al.
lowed 10 use the linen once used by another; a
free Price OF rooms: Per nigh. 81 and Is cents;
per week, from s. upwards Open ali night. 2
HUGHES, Proprietor. AT MarEet-street Ferry.
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third and
Howard jy2-CuThStf
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OCULIsT, MAKES a SPECIALITY OF
~ Curing GCanuleted Eyeiis, Film over the
Eyes, Inflammation etc. No. Gil l. street, be
tween Ninth auG Tenth Sacramento. Office
Hours: to u =. NJ; . 70 p. NJ. ans Inns
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WESTERN HOTEL,


TiEEGE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
! Leading Business and Family Hotel Of SnC.
iaIaeH.O, Ca. The most Convenient 60 Post.
Places Of AIauseIle.;. Meals, 70 eet.ts. First.
Class in ali its 9FToiutuls rts. Free coach 70 and
from rEc Hotel. Wa. LAND, Proprietor.
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DE. GEOKGE PvHTRN,

OFFICE md RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
~ Corner Eleventh and II streets. Houts-9
"a 10 \. A., l to and to sF.S mtlm
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DKY8ICTAN AND SURGEON.-OFTICE AND
/ Residence, no. SO } street, between Third
snd Fourth. Hours t. 10 !. NJ, 3 10 5 aud Z 10
5 P. II. Clica Of City superintendent Of Public
Schools At same place. m51ylEi
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
I the University Of Berlin, Germany. ONCE
and residence, No. 81 street, between Filth
anc sixth, Sacramento, once hJurs-9 to II A
Il, 5 20 ana = 70 s =. g. nl2-tf
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-. EI.I.rTlv EL,.itgs.- III. IL.

OCULIsT, AURTBT. AND PHYSICIAN FOR
KS Diseases o. the Throat. Office, 1886 J
street; corner nf Filth, over Sacramento Bank.
SACRAMENTO. Cal Hours: 9:90 to IL s, H.;ItO4
p. n. eiudsys: 9,31 20 Il A. NJ; to ?. N. ml-h
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GENERAL soTlSS.


II you are niss@ai,is aId other n2edi-
eines dc not help. don't give up. bit Try FsrkeS
Tonic.
Parker's Hair BGlssm cleanses the scsIp.
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VIM. II. HAMILTON.

A Rc.UTECT, No. or J STREET. SECOND
foCr. Sa SJsmento. Cal. m2S IN
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z Up TILE z {
TO MY OLD PATRONS.


iTgoa are so r1i5,-t ~ % - o,I[o ~,
lf:tf 3. mind rlstfrr3 ma e.r;Tt nv
an advanced order gt, sSfs'z- tI,.l- :;
hardly a disease in rlu c7fg79-7ia II I4-- -
That cs mo. treat 70 u s,cr.ssti1I iSs,,a
LADIES' anl always ready IN aeeiet Won. Nv
past laGvle lre has la.7 INCREASED IN, .rer,e -
exUerience. am r,0-- r,fa In fraat ,,.1 vi
ta5 ear5aiaty If sge.tv. M case 7,So,,iirr 4,
vGurdeiioela aresr Il Neg-,f nv .il - or1,II
! Nv Female Na4Hhlv 3frsiciaas ~ ol-,,s-i,5r e.
a,7g differed IaIst.-s, 80 ri IT, ,.-,1fl,l, ~,
Is5,,, -fa .lrst~--lT .sfss,. f., III l...
'.7Trs, Of H., -.i5fg ,si, - nv. sf5.. ,,,
S.7.5,,,i ,-,..T1 .i1tiaf7,,,-,, .,1,l,i ~ ~
eIfiss 80, IN - ~ --,,e;, :, ~ ~ 60 'i4 '-
of,ls ..i.' ~ D. az - - han 10;
49, - 80, ~ 49,: - 80 ~ ~. go Il : = ~
re- 80, i5'f 5-, ,,t'' '-i'- '-1'-- VIZ
i.l-5 ,t=is,+,f - - ~, e .,.f3
- 5.,,-ft-- q = re -, - r. 's.15.'
- ~ ,r.,5,7o - -. - ~ 90
- MI ~ i,t,-,T.5- = T. - ~ -
80, e. y i.,-...,-r,-,- ~ 7, 80 -
So - -,rs,,1sgl, 81 ~ 80 - 80 -''-'~
-. ,.r-s-,. H. -, ,-,s,. ~ ~, ,, -.
,t--7 o-1,,7,.' - .--,C,-.11-. ~ ~ Is..tar
80 EI-i.' A..-lt-t'I - -,ST,15
-Lt;.rt- - ~ T. r ,-- $50.
~ -, ~ - ~! l-t-'iSiS '''is1 'Si s'j'
"t,u g f-i t! ~ u 4Is' q. -,.+ ., ff,,
o.1-5.i.5 Lili q, ~ = 90 o. - a. 80,
slS we 4"uns Aeh Niliis'idi 1-7'' --'L
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How TO EAT An ORANGE.-Thc Florida
HoaM tells how to eat an orange as
follows. The most elegant way to eat an
orange, says q lady from Philadelphia, is
no longer to extract the Juice with a spoon
but 10 put fork il the orange at the part
precisely opposite the stem. With q steel
knife that has been sharpenod FOR The ooca-
sion pare down the peel in slick slices until
you have all the white inner skin cut
away. Then, without removing the fork
hold it up to the mouth sideways and eat
it as You you'd corn from the ear. This
gives YOU the pulp only.
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DR.. i. $. COOK,

NO. % NINq8 ST. BET. l AVID J, OPP
~ posjte the Plaza Magnetic and Electric
Healer. Electromagnetic Electro Galvsuic and
MediCinsl Esths; Magnetic Garments and In
soles. Consultation free. mlG-lm
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For nervous and sick hcads che, uerv-
ousness, bilicusnees, dyspepsia take Liebig Co 5
Coca Beef Tonic. uiqIVWS
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MINING NOTES.

Mexico, Nay ., 1885.
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LINc.oN WHITE.
Is Il r. blNb.lf
WHITE & WHITE.

A TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
y ncr Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and IL,
Suffer Building, Sacramento Cal. ai3-tf
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MARKETS..
NOTICE 10 TIE PUBLIC.

FT1HE PROPRIETORs OF THE NEW YORK
4 MEAT MARKET, for years situated at the
corner of Tenth and K streets, desire to an
nonnce to their many patrons and the public,
that ON and after MONDAY, MAY H. 1885,
they can be found in their new quarters in the
Stanley Building,
Nos. 1920 and 1929 Street. between
Tenth and Eleventh..
Thanking their patrons for their past patron
age they ask a continuance of the same in their
new place.
ms,4pIm ODEI.L 8 ross. Prorrielors.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
McKiNNEYS LANDING.

RTOsT PLEASANT TOURIST 4 sr.~~.
lF1 Eesor- On LAKE TAHOE. SS='ts9, :
Cottages, with bonrd, az 81 50 /. = s.z..fEsA
per week Boats free fishing e t241Is ~
unpaTal!cled gainc abundant %l-Ss-
romantic surroundings.
m293m J. x. MCKINNEY, Proprietor.
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III afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
GHOMPoON'S EYE WATER. Druggists sell Il
at p cents. ou-,vS
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i. c. FREEMAN. GROVE L. JOHNSON.

/ AWYERs. SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRAN
/ ] cisco, Cal Offices No go Fifth street,
Sacrapento. and No. 4ol California street, San
Francisco Business attended 10 in both cities.
al-tf
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OF that Beautider Of the Teeth. SOZGUONT, IS
hat its effect upon the mouth j. re(rc shing
While as q means Of cleansing the teeta, and
improving the breath, il STANDS aioue
e-}yIurhS
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:. 932r. AIxX. NEIlsuN :. pslscoL.
MOOT. MI son. A CO.
JAS. SEAnLFT.

JTS1ON FOUNDRY 49, IRoG M ERkss
- Founders and Mschlnists. E7,n street be-
S"een \ and o. Castings ans MA I.ue-y OF
aTt5J description made 10 order ID s-3UlnI
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
". 4. BALuWiN. NJ. H..

CURGEON AND PHYSICIAN OFFICE,
- northeast corner Second and X streets. Of
nee hours: 10 4. q 10 u a.; TO 1 ana % 8 P.
u. Residence S2J n street mI5-lm
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physician AND SURGEON. SPECIAL At
/ tcpjion to Diseases of Females. Office
527 J street, upstairs, over DHle's. Residence
1927 G, corner Eleventh street ORice Hours :
From D II s. n. I u and to S p N. nil
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vAEn WEATHER srybs.

! Many new styles have already been
brought out il Paris. The materials and
| coiors are so pretty and bright that toilets
must be charming. Some dresses for vaTi-
t GUS occasions have lately been completed
/ by the largest French establishments. and
are perfect specimens of the latest fashions.
| Among them IS a reception dress for q
! Young lady. 1t is of etamjne and faille,
and leather colored. The silk undcrskirt
! is covered with an etaminc Oycrdress,
! which is very full and has no trimming. II
! is slightly draped a little back of the left
| hip. The very short waist IS of etGmine
over q silk lining in the sanle shade. 1t
terminates IN 4 sharp point. and IS dEaped
/ in front to cover the open part. The
. tailleUr back is also pointed. 4 wide scarf
IS taken around the border Of the basque
and fastened to the lower part Of the waist
in the back, where it falls in tgo long ends
and three loops. The straight collar is very
high. The collar and cuffs arc OF velvet in
the same color az the dress. This is
simple and most effective toilet
a novel toilet IS of black worsteG lace
and ROSS green velvet. The black faille
skirt IS covered with = plated lace over
dress, with space between each plalf. The
lace waist is on q black silk lining and
closes down the front by band scwed IN
Iel1ie,,it ~ % a-'e -
~ 80 ~ 80
po1 tel' -. Us seI'es S'eIt iLoid. 'iof
~, =. flt ~ 'aiI 49, ~, "a
falls IN 'ono looms 90 10 LIN THIS
sa,,rc r;hh0r, is IN The hacl, md i arr9r7.reJ
in . similar wav 0olv tbere il . fniler
trin1nIino. Of looms Tb- STRAIGHT collar is
of moss ge!yet. Many dresses are of ben
galine and pcmpadour silk. The pompa
forrls gari.nds Of fowcr, IL yn7ief like tho
deeio,,ss IN ,ceIoIIrs IL. Genes Thee oar
Io,5s ,rso mako fro ,,,aiet +ri,,,,,;,,cg To-
summer use there will be tuniques ofpom-
padour brocade for wear over skirts of
mousseliue de sore or crepe de chine"
Fancy sashe6 Of all kinds, either striped or
with pompadour flowers, are used for
toilets or singles Olored g0ols-TNew York |
Times.
NOTES INDOORS AND uCT.
Tho po,7,lg, C,is0ce E.-ra saw, =. Pocant
experiments have shown that after tea has !
been STEPPED III boiling water FOR three |
minutes, over iFe-sixths Of the valuable !
constituents of the leaf are extracted. /
while at the end Of ten minutes tie leaves !
are almost entirely exhausted It's better. |
therefore. not 10 allow Tea to draw for 3 /
long while, as there Is no gain in strength. |
and the tayor1ng principles are ,Tolatilized |
ana 1851, lara waters uissoiYc less ta1n!n
from the leaves IMAM SoIL waters and are
TO DC preferred on this account.
a buffalo bug has been kept ;0r six /
months without food, III the Office of tie
Popular Science AelgS. and set The tough
little insect Is as HFely rs ever, and has
cast his ola SKIN, and appeared N an en-
ureIy fresh suit. AT present appearances
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WALLACE a. HHraGs, nj. o,

PHYSICIAN AND OBsFETRICIAN. OFEICB
/ and residence No. 2l2 street Sacramento.
oneo Hearss = !: + ( ! Z = ? X nla-,pn
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The Distinguishing feature of Redding's
Ruszia SalYe is its power to reduce inflammation
Oll-lyTufhS
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4 TTORNEYs AND COG GBELORs-AT-LAW.
n Odices Metropolitan Block, X street, be-
tween Fourth and Fitsh, sacramento. Entrance
next door % Metropolitan heater. m29-u
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YOUNG s DUNE
THos. G.. RoDGDoN.


4 TTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICE, NO. COS /
- street, between Sixth and Seventh. Prac-
tiCe in all Courts in this state milf
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1 RCHITECT AND sUpERINTENAEN T.
oaice. sutteg- Building, southwest corner
FiAh and streets, Secramsnto n22tf
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AlIURN&yS-AT.LAW.


4 -1lETEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE. SOUTH
y west corner OF Ejith and streets, Rooms
- T. ana 4, Setter Euil5iug. MO
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HOuGH,s NIAGNETIC sPNENNs,

For the term Of five years. The Springs are
located i'll Lake county, thirty-thrco miles from
Williams. on tie Central Pacific Railroad Daily
stages will connect at Williams with the cars to
The Springs. There is Z fine hotc!. neatly fur
nished, and twelve cottages. The Doctor will
open the hotel rs s. place OF resort for pleasure
seekers, campers and n cure. There viii be q
professional nurse from the best hospital in the
State; She speaks four languages. All patrons
coming 70 the Cure viii receive the best OF
treatment and care J he Doctors skill in the
treatment OF all chronic diseases Is unparalleled
III the United states.
DR.. HEWE5 {. W Mt Frs, rroprie'o ora.
EzJ- Isoa!t, Room and Treatment viii he from
cl0 TO 10 per week. In29-fm6-W4m
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!. HYNAN. JR.
Il d F1-N. - M = 4
y. IIYr.7N, Jis., IS BRO.

$TTATt8NAEEHS AND JEWELERS., -,
~ SIS ) st3,-y, between FiHh and artT.
7D< 70. have always Oh hand {. choice a. y
Na..st5 o. -.- Watches, Diamonds. Jew ..lsSSj
cry! e'c. ml2-I
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n NTF OF LI98T 4 eHAW). -al-l,-l--,
| ! I Dentist. ore. ard p sideuce -
over Tui's Drug store, corner YF0. -
z euth and J streets. OHco hnuTs. ~ ~
? a. n 70 p n. SUNDAYS. i3tn b. InlS1ms
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BUSINESS CARDS.
:. STuRAfIR

HAS REMOVED HIS JEwFSRY
l. Store from II X street to 5ta5 X street Ssys>
Near Pacific Hotel. Watches. Clocks and Ia,
Jeyr>>lry repaired az reasonable rates ,sA
u3llm
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". y. CosIsTaCK,

FURNITURE. FIFTH AND z sTHEETs, -
Sacramento Cal ~
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= FOs1 ~: :. G FUNSTON.
1856. T. FOSTER 4 Co, 1898.
pO0E BIDDERS. PAPER RI LERs AND
- blank CsE Manufacturers 40. 80 street.
botwe~'2 hi-i ana tcurb, Sacramento. ul90-4p
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LONG FISHERMAN. "

THE FINEST FIVE-CFNT CIGAR IN THE
! Market. Al~o, s iDe lie of imported and
Key West on hand, at ZJ5 X street
l0-..lI. 4. u. PETIT. ELnnrieL0r.
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4 TTQaNEY AND COUNSEIOR-AT-LAW
- viii practice i'll all state and United states
Courts. ONCE, upstairs over No. 623 J street,
southwest corner Of Seventh, Sacramento. m7-tf
:. y. Young. C. II, DUNN.
YOUNG s DUNN.
4 TT0RNEYS AND CONSCIOUSLY -LAW
~ Ohce Southeast Corner of Fifth and
streets Sacramento, Cal. mI-Im
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TACKNEY HOUSE

sftS EAlE l. tiOO - -
(F0DMEELT FIFTH AVENUE HOUSED,
Filth street, bet. and Z, Sacramento.
Fg1HIs HOUSE Will BE KEPT IN FIRST
c'ass sty.c Meals, p cents; BOARD and
Lodging, 5, 10 s. a week;
ln2t-tf J0Ha TACEEEY. Proprietor
FISEEP'S DINING ROOMS
No .tU J STREET..
LIABLE 5CiIG.!LD WIII AL THE DELL
| Cscic9 OF The eeasDa. Special ate 4toJ
gwen b Uauqusts sud WeGoins Cakes
!. HuaS. lG.IItfI IL. kEL9TEg.
SACRAMENTO RESTAURANT
30 x Street, Sacramento,
HAS RE0PENEp, AND iSNeW
/ ! prepared 70 serve meals at n.
AL hours as heretofore. fine ss.s55-AaA
dining apaH0 mt Tor families aud SG%1s-=sszz=.ss,
ladies has been attached 10 The Restaurant
mi"-IG
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- 2. TE9BETs, DENTIST, TO 9I4 -.ess.s-.
A.. Sixth street, between | and J. fs 80
west side, opposite Congregational ~ ~
Church. m5-tf
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PRIVILEGES
State FaiE 1885 opens September 7th;
closes Seutember 18th.

DDS FOR THE FOLLOWING WILL BE
- received by he Committee on Privileges
until JUNE 10Th, at , =. IL:
The exclusive Lght to publish Daily Paper
aid advc-tI,e in Park and Pavilion; Pap -rto be
printed in the Pavilion.
The exclusive right 10 sell Ice Cream
The exclusive RICH 10 sell Candy.
The exclusive Tigat TO sell Soda Water
The exclusive right 20 sell cider.
The exclusive right to sell Root Beer
The exclusive right TO sell Pop Corn
The exclusive Oh. 70 sell Psrfumcry.
l1e eN iusive night to keep Restaurant
No Bar privilege viii be let, nor VIII any in-
toSieGting beverages be allowed IN the building
he right is reserved 90 reject any or all bids.
Any further Information may Dc obtained from
the Secretary, 1T the Exposition Building All
bids must be accompanied by certified cheek
covering amount bid.
m272w rs. G. EDWIN F. SMITH, Secretary
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years. VIII you trust yourself to /.

years. viii you trust yourself to It
darliDg?''
There is a moments hesitation-a
moment in which Lord Barrowes expe-
rlences all the agony of suspense, and
then the sweet eyes, that had dropped
beneath HIS ardent gaze, look up, slowly
timldly, into his own.
Reading in theiI depths passionate
unspoken -yearning, she thinks of his
onely life--Of the privileges offered to
her, simple girl, of restoring happiness
and sunshine to that noble, loyal heart
and with sudden thrill of joy she gent
ly lays her hand on his breast.
"Oh, yes" she whispers tenderly, ST
can take my mothers place, my lord
Twill be to you all that she might have
been-had she loved you."
May Heaven bless you, my precious
One-my darlingi'' he murmurs, as he
showers rapturous kisses on her white
brow, her eyes, her lips.
A few moments later Mr.. Parkhurst
comes i'll, to remind Mildred that her
presence is required by her guests. See
ing the fair head of his daughter repOs-
ing contentedly upon the breast of the
great and learned Judge. he pauses in
astOnishment.
But Lord Barrowes holds out his
hand, which meets Mr.. Parkhurst's IN
cordial grasp.
"After all, my friend" he declares,
looking down on the lovely, blushing
face, while the intensity of his happiness
trembles on his lips, "heaven's gifts are
pretty equally divided. Years ago."
pointing to the portrait, fate and you
robbed me of one Mildred, only 10 be-
stow on me dearer one to-day"
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How they Teach Indians.

Access to the original report of Sup
erintendent John 81. Oberly on the Iu-
dian Industrial School at Chilaco, In-
dian Territory, discovers the existence
OF much worse state of affairs than the
synopsis prepared by the Indian De.
partment for reference indicated. Sup
erintendent Oberly says the male pupils
are rendering much assistance in farm
ing and gardening, but they are not be-
ing instructed in the pursuits of farm
ing. They are being taught mechanical
operations. At table the children serve
themselves with eager fingers to the bad
food within their reach. Under the
Superintendent who preceded DIR. Min
thorn, the present Superintendent, the
affairs of the school fell into confusion,
until its very existence was threatened.
Dr. Minthorn has brought about a de-
gree of order. He has increased the
membership and made many improve
ments, but there Is yet much room for
reform. The industrial school lacks
nearly everything that an industrial
school ought to have. In 1888 a herd
OF 425 cattle was purchased and de-
livered to the school. This was intended
to supply all the beef necessary. At
the eud of two years there are In the
herd only 2SS COWS and heifers, and ex
posure and disease are rapidly dimin-
IshlnQ that number. There Ia not on
Sae sesIool land anywhere shop N
which pupil can learn trade, al
though it was the intention of the pro-
iectors of this school to teach the
trades. Congress, at the last session,
appropriated 81, 900 for this purpose,
and Superintendent Oberly suggests the
erection of a barn III order to supply
partly the need mentioned. Better -four
and an occasional change from beef are
recommended. In regard to the -four
used. Superintendent OberIy says it is
moldy and sour, and unfit tor food for
human beings. At the best not enough
good food is furnished to the Indian
children. They are allowed no butter,
although there are fifty or sixty milch
COWS. They are allowed no chickens or
eggs, although thousands of fowls could
be kept without expense. They have
NO sugar and no dsinties. With good
bread they might endure all the other
shortcomings. Superintendent Oberly
says the children should not be re-
quired to pray "Give us this day our
daily bread,' while they are thus fed.
The civilization of the Indian cannot,
he thinks, be accomplished while their
stomachs are abused.
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Family Lie in siberia.

Ny village chief was silent and shook
his head dOubtfuIly. The fact was, the
nearest village was ten miles away. The
man was satisfied with himself and
family, satisfied with his livestock and
his crops, and satisfied with his taxes,
and Over-pOpulatIon was apparently the
only thing which he and his peers con-
ceived needed to be set Alright. On thi.
point we should remember that not
nearly all the land is yet taken up, and
that many of the farms ere large as,
and sometimes larger than, the most
extensive German manors, Even a
spoiled American farmer would be sat-
isfed with such an area. In the midst
of these extensive estates stands the
spacious log house, surrounded with
barns and sheds. which, possibly, are
not large enough. Hardly anything is
large enough for the Siberian. | have
made personal confirmation of this greed
for extension and space in the towns,
where 1t is often carried TO excess; thus
| have seen parlors where the mirrors
and sofas could be counted by the dOz-
en-. In bright contrast with the stereo-
" pcu COupidlulo VI IhO idiiHcio Cou-
corning the too thick population is the
fact that they are all proud of having a
numerous progeny. The farmer loves
his land, his cattle, his summer and fall,
but he loves above everything large
family, while, notwithstanding his pre-
judice against strangers, he lives in the
perfect conviction that the country
needs men, and he governs his conduct
accordingly. In every other country in
the world there are founding hospitals;
in Russia they are numerous, but in ST.
berla there are none. If a mother is not
able to take care of her child she will
offer it to the nearest farmer, and he will
be glad to have such an increase IN his
family as if it were fine colt foaled to
him.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-07
..E PIurIbus Unum. "

1t is somewhat curious fact that the
words "E. PlurIbus Unum," which
have appeared on different United
States coins, and on the Standard silver
dollar, were never authorized to be so
placed by law They were first used on
coins in 17S6. There was no United
States Mint then, but there was pri-
vate one at Newburg, and the NOTICE of
the United States was first placed on a
copper coin struck at that mint. A
very few collections have specimens of
this coin. They are very valuable. In
1887, goldsmith named Brasher coined
a piece which was known as the Sl6
gold piece, and the mottOe, placed in
this form, ''Unum E Pluribus," was
stamped upon it. The coin is worth
to day $1,000, and only four are known
to be In existence. In 1887 the NOTICE
also appeared ON various copper coins Of
the State Of New Jersey.