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upon doing"
"Mr.-who?' asked Mabel, still not I'M
Outstanding what was in his mind, from
sheer surprise at hearing the name on his
lips.
Yes, Mr.. Sedley,' he repeated. per
hsps you are offended at my want OF man
ners. Allow me to make amends aud con-
graduate you now, then Mabel never
quite remembered what happened as she
stood and listened TO the few words which
revealed to her the cause of his unaccount-
able conduct 1t flashed across her for the
first time that, after all, they had never been
Quite engaged, had never had thorough
explanation. Subsequent events, rumor,
mig bit easily have made him believe her to
be engaged to Hugh Sedley, and that she
had only been amusing herself with him!
What could he have thought Of her. But
he still loved her! The rush Of joy Hood
ing her heart almost stiled her, and she
rushed out into the rain.
he brought her back "Why do you not
thank me for my congratulations he
asked.
"BecauseI don't happen to be the woman
that he is going to marry.
Who is, them
"My eousin-Cbarlotte Burns"
He staggered against the wall as white as
death. Great Heavens What hes peo-
pie tell! Mabel, if you saw fellow crea-
lure starving you could not bold TODD to his
lips and then draw it away againY
81 have spoken the truth.
And yet you spent all your time with
him until report gave him to you as your
afhsnced husband.
81 gave him my time and my sympathy,
as would have given them to my Own
brothers. he is almost a brother to me.
A deep sob shook her from head to foot
Mabel crept nearer to him, and the next few
words were spoken with both her hands in
his. mabel, listen. When was forced TO
leave you with word of farewell l meant
to return Immediately, bat my poor friend
lngered-and died; and even before then
those lying tongues dealt me death-blow:
Mabel, if you ever had any love for me, tell
me. 1t may not be too late for me to win
it back" And as he stopped his head to
catch her whispered words, be heard her
say that she had always loved him, even
when she had tried to forget him-always-
even before she had known him.
Mabel" he said. little hesitatingly
when they were indoors. 81 want You to dc
something for me--if only for onesf
"What can it possibly bs-Fraakr sht
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(ntieuIa
infantiIe Skin Beautifsrs-- Appeal
to Mothers---Try Them.

Wm. Gordon, 81 Arlington Ave, CharIestovn,
Mas, writes: "IIsTing paid about 600 70 1rst.
elsss doetors 10 cure my tabJ, vilhout sunce,s,
tried Tie Catiegra Rtmedies, Which sonplstsiy
cared, alter asiHg three paekassa
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nv idesisoS I shall ksep 4. And. what
Is more, if she Is in Florence, soouer or later,
/ shall indemnity her"
"Bat you know nothing Of her except her
handwriting.
, 'And Is Sotthat enoaghT Looking ct
his keen eyes. and remembering that he was
an hsbitue of the Ksiths house, Mabel felt
sure that it was quite enough. Aid her
heart sank within her.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-01

THEosopHY. = Theosophy, falsely Sc
called, is mixture of..American sentiment
al theology with quantities of Spiritualism
and savage superstition, bediZened with
outlandish Oriental names. The patentees
OF this precious compound carry it to the
indian market, where they prose about the
Vedas and the primitive Aryan monothe-
ism, as if they knew anything about the
Vedas, and as if the primitive Aryans
creeds were jot more refined than those
OF the primitive Esquamau Young Ba-
DOCS, with the decisions of their race not
purged away, are caught, perhaps, by Eu-
ropeanS and Americans who believe, or
affect TO believe. in the magical powers of
1ogIs and Bogies. Theosophy is a mere
mixture of the faith in Kitty King with
smatterings of Oriental studies misunder-
stood and misapplied. The doctrine is con-
yeyed IN language of incoherent absurdity.
" This experimentation (that of people
who disagree with Colonel Olcot1, q is the
curse of all creedsi it hangs like an incu-
bus 1--WE should like to see the Colonels
idea of an incubus) around the neck of
the religious, and matches the satire of the
skeptlc; 1t is the dry rot that eats out the
heart OF any faith that builds upon it, A
supernaturalsm that is dry rot that can
be built upon, which eats out hearts. and
lncubates satire, and hangs round necks
like an incubus, is a very odd agency in
deed, and worthy of the rhetoric of olcott
science The Saturday Review
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-01

BARwICK's REPORT. A stiff westerly
breeze at the Bay Saturday and foggy
weather all day yesterday, had its effect
upon the atmospheric temperature at this
point, for the thermometer did not read
as high by 15o as it did on Saturday; YES
terday at 4 a. NJ. it was 80 cooler than the
same hour on Saturday, 13o cooler at u NJ.
and 110 cooler at S o'clock last night than
the preceding "a hours, with a brisk wind
from the south, varying from 10 to 20 miles
per hour. According to the Signal Service
reports, there was OF of an inch of rain at
San Diego yesterday forenoon. The high
est temperature for Saturday and yesterday
was as follows for the places named: Ia
toosh Island, Saturday go and Yesterday
$50 Olympia 10 and $50; Spokane Falls.
500 and 100; Portland, 30 and 68o; Rose
burg, 7S0 and 100: Cape Mendocino SO
and $50 Red Bluff, 10OO and go Sacra-
mento, go and SO; San Francisco, 6lo and
Go; Los Angeles, $50 and 75o; San Diego.
ZOE and 6S0 The barometer at s O'Clock
last night was falling along the entire Pa
cifc slope, and was quite low at Red Bluff.
the wind was westerly and generally clear
weather prevailing.
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FOREIGN.
Another Battle in Manitoba.

BATTLEFRONT, May 3Oth (via Winnipeg,
May 3lsp.-The steamer Northwest, en-
route TO Pitt, came across James Grant and
Charles Rossiter in canoe sixty miles up
the river. They left Pitt Thursday night
with dispatches for Middleton, a fight be-
tween Strange's force and Big Bears band
having taken place that day Rossiter in
formed your correspondent that Big Bears
location was discovered on Wednesday.
and an advance was made on the following
morning. As the whole of Strange's troops
had not yet arrived at Pitt, he could only
muster about 800 men, the force consisting
of two companies of the Winnipeg light
infantry, two companies of the Sixty-tifth
Battalion, the Alberta mounted infantry.
and Captain Steele's police scouts. A march
of ten miles down the river and three miles
inland brought the troops to the Indian
camp. The redskins were intrenched Just
over the brow of bill, and in order TO
reach them Strange was obliged to
cross ii marshy valley. While adj
rancing the Indians commenced firing land
he troops we're extended in skiruiishiug
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-01

CAUSE OF INEBRIETy-Dr Lucy NJ. Hall.
Medical Superintendent of the Massachu-
sets Reformatory Prison at Sherburne, has
published an interesting paper on her ex-
perience with patients. Out of certain
200 inebriate women lbs began their ruin
with beer; 81. whisky; 20, wine; s, gin.
Ninety-one began at the houses of friends,
81 in saloon. OF these 81 were Irish. 50
Irish-American, II American, negroes.
etc. The diseased and depraved condition
those committed commenced drinking
while employed at the mills, in the sur
rounding dram-shops Beer has been the
most common drink at first, but 1S1 of the
above had got to use whisky as their IA
vorite, and some added chloroform to
make the whisky hotter.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

L. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
can Francisco and vicinity. He is authorize
to receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms u and y, Mer
pbsntS Exchange,
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The REcoRD-UN1oN is the only paper on
fhe coast, outside Of sen Francisco, that re-
seiues the full Associated Press dispatches
iron, all parts Of the teorld Outside Of San
Francisco ii res no competitor, in point Of
Numbers in lis homs and general circulation
throughout tie coast
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Ladies' Weaknesses.

Mr. T. H. Gaford, of Church Hill, Md,
is 50 thankful for the restoration of his wife
to complete health, that he is willing to
certify to the fact and manner of her cure
To Mrs. Lydia f. PinKham: This is to
certify to the grand effects of your Vegetable
Compound. My wife was suffering from a
terrible disease which seemed to battle the
skill of the best medical men. She was III
poor, languid, depressed, nervous condi-
ton. We finally concluded to try your
Vegetable Compound, and to our great sur
prise the half of one bottle had not been
taken before there seemed to be a thorough
change in her whole condition, and now to-
day she is in good health and entirely re-
lieyed from all former depressed feelings
7. H. GAYLORD AND WIFE
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Advice to Mothers.-nIrs. Wirslow's

Advice to Motliers.-NIrs. WirsIow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; II produces natural quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes as bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
fe71yMWS
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DIR. Mars seminalP Plus cure ali cases

DR.. La Mars' SemlnaIP iils care ali cases of
Seminal Weakness, Nervous. Debility, Loss of
Mental and Physical ,Vigor,. Impotency, Invol-
Over-indulgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. Dr..
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimn-
liant, but completely Restorative Tonic They
store the sexual organs, and give new lease Of
life-with power to enjoy ito all who expe-
fence the blessed benefits of their potent power
Price, " 30 per bottle. Sent by malon receipt Of
price or by Express, C. o. d. Address alt or
ders, 4; 1cB0YLE & CO., Druggists, San Fran.
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The Chattanooga Times expresses polit-
zeal alarm at the rate at which immigrants
are pouring into Tennessee. 1t thinks it
very doubtful if the Democracy can carry
! tennessee at the next election. The I'M
migration, therefore, is Democratic.
The Charleston Is. c. Nev8 takes strange
view OF the matter, saving the question
| will take care OF and settle itself. for it
holds that the Northern immigrants pour
ing into the South, though they come as
Republicans, will surely in large part be-
come Democrats. The manner of saving
this Is less positive, but that is precisely
what the Ne,rs means. Its disguised state
ment is that, rs the immigrants are. as a
rule, an intelligent class and come South
to improve their condition, no sentimental
considerations will move them to vote
for bad men for office-they will vote for
the best men for office. Now saws the
Ne,es, the Democratic candidates at the
South, Is a rule are of a higher grade than
those Of the Republican party. so the
Northern immigrants will do as they have
done in Florida and Texas, and vote the
Democratic ticket Probably the Ne,cs is
correct when speaking of the Northern i'm
migrant rs stranger. He may for a time
accord his support to the dominant party,
but the Northern immigrant will belle all
set up in politics for himself, propose can
didates and proceed, after Northern meth
DDS, to run and elect them; and they viii
be in great part Republicans, for the
Northern Democrat-and the exceptions
are few-rarely emigra;es to the South.
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The New Haven Historical Society pos
sesses q piece of the cord which was at
tached to the famous kite which Benjamin
Franklin flew in 1850. and through which
he brought the electricity from the clouds
1t is apparently linen twist, through which
passes fine copper wire. Its authenticity
is vouched for. 1t had been in possession
of the donor for fifty years
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"Having been the rounds, have made
up my mind that DIR. Kennedys 'Fayorite Rem
edy is the supreme cure for Dyspepsia
McKnew, Baltimore. ap13lyMTh
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Silk to the value of ST., 100000 is pro-
duced annually by the 10000 people en-
ployed in that industry in Switzerland.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Are you suffering from any disease
arising from impure blood? Dr. Kennedy's
"Favorite Remedy will afford you thorough,
permanent and immediate relief. ap1S-lyMTh
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-01

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has dealt heavy
blow to the coercing Ku KIux crowd-the
men who have smiled upon the methods of
suppressing Republicanism in the South
by demanding the resignation of the
new-made Postmaster Meade, the fellow
who called the meeting that applauded
and Endorsed the murder of Matthews, in
Copiah county, Mississippi. These dis
ciples of the doctrine "No man must thfnk
but as think must have awakened to the
that even Democratic Admin
istration cannot afford to overthrow inst
yet the fundamental guaranty of American
freedom of person and Of conscience.
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Strike of Iron Workers.

strike, which will be inaugurated to-mor-
row, promises to be almost general through
out the works. Five firms in this city have
signed the scale, and will continue their
mills in operation. They are the Republic
Iron Company, the Solar Iron Company,
the Union Iron Mills, the Wayne Iron
Company and Dilworth, Porter & Co. The
other mills, it is expected, will close down,
thus throwing out of employment nearly
100000 (?) men. The workmen are cheer
ful, and assert that the strike will be of
short duration, and that its ending will be
favorable to them. On the other hand, the
manufacturers appear equally as confident
that the workmen viii accept their terms
before manv daYs have elapsed
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-01

OFFENSIVE breath vanishes with the use o
DR.. Sage's CatarTh Remedy.
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Heavy Failure.

TITUsvILLE pa May 31st.-An Erie
pa, special says: Thomas Brown, of the
Brown Oil Co., failed to-day for nearly half
a million dollars. This evening judgments
for $3.50, 900 were confessed and recorded,
representing about three-fourtbs of the liza
bilities. Mr.. Brown was formerly manager
Of the Star and Eclipse Oil Company.
Decreased clearinghouse Transactions.
Boston. June LIST. - Leading clearing
houses of the United States report that the
total clearances for the week ending MAY
Both were $532, sos, GA decrease of 26.3
per cent, as compared with the correspond
ing week OF last year
Government Aid to Education in the
South.
CINCINNATI, May 31st-Ex-Preside
Hayes, who went to Ripley, Ohio, yester-
day, to speak at the decoration ceremonies,
made an address in favor of Government
aid to education in the South.
Iron and Nail Mills Shut Down.
WHEELING CIV. Va, May 31st-Last
night all the iron and nail mills in this city
shut down for an indefinite time. About
$500 men are thrown out of employment
by the stoppage.
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The Central Asian Railway.

LONDON, June 1st-A. M.-St. Petersburg
advices state that the building of the Gem
trail Asian Railway is proceeding with ex-
IRENE rapidity. Thirteen hundred labor
ers have just left Baku to work on the
road and it is reported that 5000 more
will follow immediately.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The regular monthly meeting of Catho-
lie Mutual Benevolent Association will be held
i'll st. Rose Hall THIS (Monday) EVENING, at S
O'Clock. Every member is requested to attend
as business of Importance will come before the
meeting. Lje1-1t* J. B. WHITE Director.
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First Artillery regular monthly meet
ing of the Board of Officers viii be held at
Headquarters THIS [Monday) EVENING, at S
o'clock. Fatigue uniform. BY order OF the
je1-lt* BOARD
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Attention, Exempts! - Your Regular
Monthly Meeting will be held THIS (Monday)
EVENING, June 1, 1885, at Firemen's Hail, at S
o'clock sharp. Delinquents, take notice. By
order. JAMES MCCLEERY, President.
WIN. AVERY. Secretary. iel-lt*
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dress 81. S." Dutch Flat, Cal. jel-1t*
NOTICE TO CREDIToRs.-EsrATE OF
~ W. H. BAILEY, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, Administra-
tor of the estate of w. II. BAILEY, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this notice,
to the said Administrator at the Office of Taylor
Il Holl, the same being the place for the trans
action of the business of the said estate in the
county of Sacramento, State of California.
]. T. BAILEY, JR.,
Administrator of the estate of W. II. Bailey, de-
ceased.
Dated May 80 1885.
TAYLOR 4 HoLL, Attorneys. je1-4tM
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LONDON, June 1st-A. M.-The Staudard S
st. Petersburg dispatch confirms the Duty
Ne,cs' statement with reference to the settle
ment of the Afghan frontier question.
Many European papers consider that Rus
sia's acceptance of the English proposals is
prompted by a desire to prevent the over
throw of tho Gladstone Cah;Da+
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Afghan Occupation Objected TO

LONDON, June 1st-A. M.-Advices from
Sinjou say it is reported that the Russians
have objected to the Atghans occupying
Karawul Khana. where the Maimena road
branches off, half way between Maruchak
and Bala Murghab.
Russia's Acceptance of the English Pro-
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LONDON, May 3lst.-The most encourag-
ing feature of the agricultural outlook is
the favorable change in the weather, which
has come at a most Opportune time, when
the warmth of the sunshine will produce
preceded by copious rains. The backward
condition of the crops and the discoloration
of the wheat have been sources of com
plant, but it is now admitted that no last
ing injury was done and if the present fine
weather continues a rapid improvement in
the harvest prospects is expected.
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SECOND DISPATCH.1


CHICAGO, May 31st.-Since his wounds
have been dressed Reaume has become
somewhat more communicative. He says
lie is a French Canadian by birth, a fresco
painter by trade, and has a wife and three
children in Detroit. He wore white
sombrero, and as he ran down Fourth ave
nue. was thought by the residents to be a
cowboy on a spree. AS the train on which
he arrived was passing slowly through the
outskirts of the city, a man by the name of
Spruck jumped aboard the platform where
the maniac stood. He Immediately blazed
away with his revolver, the bail Just graz
ing Spruck's chin and taking button from
his coat. Spruck stepped off and waited
for another train. In the fight at the depot
the maniac reloaded as fast as his weapon
was empty, and altogether more than 100
shots were fired
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Judge ". 4. Henry, Noble Grand Arch
of the Druids of California, left Saturday
for Santa Cruz, to be present at the Grand
Lodge. The following delegates are also
in attendance from Sacramento: Fidelity
Groye-A. Comet, l.. Neubourg, James
Q. Naghel, NJ. Wilson, NJ. Hirsch, Henry
Myers
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HTANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
w Double-entry Bookkeeper, with first class
reference; one who has kept books for dry
goods store preferred. Apply at this office. je'-
WANTED POSITION AS WAITER, ORANY
w Other employment, between the hours of
s and l P. NJ. Address H. PLOHN, care this
office. jcl-3t*
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THE LUNATIc AT KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, May 31st.-The maniac
passenger who created a sensation at the
Wabash depot in Chicago to-day attracted
some attention here yesterday on account
of his evident hallucination. He came
over the Union Pacific yesterday from
Denver, giving his name as Louis Reaume.
and said he was going to Detroit He
stated to the train men that he had been
driven ont of Denver on account of some
crime, of which he was innocent. and that
he was being pursued. At his request he
was permitted to ride in the baggage car, as
being safer place. He was armed with a
revolver, and upon his arriving here the
police, who had been notified by telegraph.
at first proposed to arrest him, but as the
man gave no evidence of insanity they
decided to permit him TO continue his
Journey. which be did last night.
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Stolen Trunks Recovered.

New YORK, May 31st.-Deteetive Golden,
of Inspector Byrne's staff, to-day seized the
clothing and jewelry contained in the
trunks of Mrs. Susan r. Buck, whose mys-
ferrous disappearance from Busches Hotel
in Hoboken, n. j., about ten days ago
caused some excitement. 4 dispatch from
the police OF Liverpool. Eng, stated that
Mrs. Jeanette Vanderstain had had her
trunks stolen from the City of Richmond.
and the detective found identifying marks
on Mrs. Bucks goods. Mrs. Buck is a
Scotch woman, p years old. The police
say she is even more dangerous than the
notorious Mrs. Ellen Specll She returned
to New York by the City of Richmond but
how she obtained Mrs. Vanderstains trunks
is as yet mystery. Inspector Byrne
knows where the woman is, but will not
arrest her, as he has no proof that she came
by the property unlawfully She Travelled
on the steamer under her maiden name,
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TADY IN THE COUNTRY WILL GIVE
IL roam and board in exchange for house
hold duties: good disposition necessary. Ad-
dress j. S. Dutch Flat, Cal. je1-1t*
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-12
NOTICE.

7 H. c. WALLACE. RECEIVER OF PUBLIC
~ MONEYS ior the Territory of Utah, by virtue
OF the authority vested in me, and by direction
OIL the Hon. Secretary of the interior. will sell
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
at Scofeld, Emery county, Utah, on Wednes.
oay, the 'th day OF october, 1885, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. of that day, the following described
property:
A certain lot of Lumber now lying adjacent
70 20 the ". q K. q. W. railroad track containing
ABOUT o9,SOO feet OF plank and boards appraised
az $40 per goo feet; and two lots containino
about 5l 900 feet and 10 800 feet respectiyeIv i
plank and boards, appraised at So per 600 feet
now lying at the sawmill OF Sven Nelson. EIGHT
miles from Scoheld station. SisH'
SAID property will be sold to the highest cash
oiQder, provided such bid shall be two-thirds
OF the appraised value of said lumber ~
no.,c Fl: c. WALLACE, Receiver.
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept S, iSS5.