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Dimes and dollarsl Dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst of crimesi
If a man is down, give him n thrust!
TraInple the beggar into the dustl
Presumptuous poyefty's quite appalling;
Knock him oYeri kick him for fallingl
If a man is up. OIL lift him up higher!
Your souls for sale, aud he is buyeri
Dimes and dollars. dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the wort of crimes'
! know of poor but worthy youth,
Whose hopes ale built on a maiden's truth
But the maiden VIII break her vows with ease
For a wooer cometh whose claims are these
4 hollow heart and an empty head,
A face web tinged with the brandy red;
A soul well trained in yillainy's school,
and cash-sweet cash he knoWeth the rule
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimesl
An empty pockets the worst of crimesl
/ know bold and an honest man.
Who strives 20 live on the Christian plan;
But poor he is and poor hen be,
A scorned and hated wretch is he;
At home he meets the starving wife,
Abroad he leadeth a !. per's life;
They struggle before the fearful odds
Who will not bow TO the peoples gods.
Dimes and dollars, dollars and diues!
An empty pockets the worst of crimesl
So get the wealth. no matter how:
" No Questions asked of the rich troYl
Steal by night and steal by day,
Doing 1t all IN legal Way);
Join the church, and never forsake her;
Learn 10 cant and insult your Maker;
Be hypocrite. liar knave and fool,
But don't be poorl Remember the rule;
Dimes and dollars, dollars and dimes!
An empty pockets the worst OF erimesl
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THE USE OF GLUE.-Many thoughtless
wOrkmen seem imbued with the notion
that the more glue there is used in joining
wood together, the stronger will be the
joint. This is great mistake. for thick
layer Of glue makes weak joint. Indeed,
the thinner. in reason. the glue, the strong
er will be the joint. the great desideratum
being the exclusion of air 1.-THE air could
be entirely expelled from between two sur
faces, they would adhere one to the other
without glue. In the manufacture Of q
certain sort of glass, when one piece is
ground against another to bring them TO a
face, Il is sometimes the case that the air is
so perfectly excluded that the two plates
adhere so firmly 10 each other that they
cannot be separated without fiaotnre Glue
should be used while hot, and the surfaces
to be joined rubbed together before the
clamps are applied California AreAuect
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TYPOGRAPHY,
New and Wonderful Process for Repro
ducing Printed Matter.

New and Wonderful Process for repro
ducing Printed Matter.
A recent issue of the British and Co1oaiol
Printer and Stationer contains an interesting
interview with C. Henry Hail. gentleman
claiming to be the inventor of a new and
wonderful process for reproducing printed
matter-perhaps the most wonderful that
has ever been devised If the statements
therein contained are reliable, and there il
every reason TO believe they are, one OF the
grandest inventions of the nineteenth CEN
fury has been broughtto light-an inven-
ton which is destined to effect revolu-
ton in the Topographic art, and which will
prove of incalculasle benefit 10 the world
at large While the process is claimed to
be complete secret, it is ehemo-mechani-
cal in character, and the printing is done
direct from the original, the design being
transferred to . litho-stone and more re-
Gently to zinc. The book is first taken to
pieces and each leaf subjected to the Hall
process, without the slightest injury or dis-
coloration. In works of great variety the
results are especially valuable, as it does
does not matter how old, stained OF torn
the originals are. The reporter, in referring
. to the interview, says:
Here we were shown n law book OF some
500 pages in the conventional royal Svo
size. at first sight it would be mistaken
for an ordinary impression from the types
Not so /: it was done entirely by eidog
raahy.
Only fifty copies were wanted, and il
paid to reproduce it. Here is an 0rienta
! book which is out of print Perhaps no
f; more than three offices in London couic
possibly print it from type, as there are sc
many Oriental characters. We turned il
out in few days. Here is book ISSUED
!. in three volumes on the subscription plan
/ As usual, all the first volumes were sold
/ two thirds of the second and one third o
the last. The publisher found himself
with number Of costly books that were
F! quite useless, as sets could not be made up
| SO we reprinted all the first volume. anG
enough Of the second and third ones tc
| make the stock level"
| In answer 70 other questions, We weri
| pointed 10 the words of the prospectus
/ We shall be able to furnish long number
up to thousands. or short numbers wher
required, at reasonable prices. The latte
consideration will be appreciated bv thos,
/ who desire to reissue publications out o
], print, but find the decomposition ani
1 printing of an ordinary edition too expens
!. I've. biography will also be found usefu
/ TO antiquarians, book collectors and libra
rians who miss pages from valuable books
Nothing more is needed than 20 borrow the
corresponding page from another book and
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The Trials of a schoolmistress

Teacher lin mental arithmetic)-If there
were three peaches on the table, Johnny,
and your little sister should eat one of
them, how many would be left2
Johnny-How many little sisters would
be lett?
Teacher-Now listen, Johnny. If there
were three peaches on the table, and your
little sister should eat one, how many
would he left7
Johnny-We amt had peach in the
house this year. let alone three.
Teacher-We are only supposing the
peaches to be on the table, Johnny.
Johnny-Then they wouldn't be real
peaches2
Teacher-No.
Johnny-Would they be preserved
peaches2
Teacher-Certainly not.
Johnny-Pickled peaches7
Teacher-No, no. There wouldn't be
any peaches ut all, told yon, Johnny; we
only suppose the three peaches to be there.
Johnny-Then there wouldn't be any
peaches, of course.
Teacher-Now, Johnny, put that knife
in your pocket or l will take it away, and
pay attention TO what l am saying We
imagine three peaches to be on the table.
Johnny-Yes.
Teacher-And your little sister eats one
them and then goes away.
J0hnny-Yes, but she wouldn't so away
until she had finished the three. You
don't know my little sister.
peacher-But suppose your mother was
there and wouldn't let her eat but one2
Johnny-Mothers out of town and won't
be back till next week.
Teacher (sternly)-Now, Johnny, l will
put the question once more, and il you do
not answer it correctly l shall keep you
after school. If three peaches were on the
table and your little sister were to eat one
of them how many would be left?
Johnny STRENGTHENING up) = There
wouldn't be any peaches left; I'd grab the
other two.
Teacher (touching the bell)-The scholars
are now dismissed Johnny White will
remain where he iS.-Ncto York SnR.
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snrest TranquiIIEor 81 the Nerves.

The surest tranquilizer of the nerves is
medicine which remedies their supersensi-
tiveness byinvigorating them. Over-tension
OF the nerves always weakens them. What
they need then, is tonic, not sedative.
The latter is only useful when there is in
tense mental excitement and an immediate
necessity exists for producing quietude Of
the brain. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters re-
stores tranquility Of the nerves BY endow-
ing them VIII ttit.e vigor requisite TO bear,
without being Jared unhealthfully, the or
binary impre-sions produced through the
metia OF sight, hearing and reflection.
Nay, it does more than thi5-it enables
them to sustain q degree Of tension from
mental application which they would be
totally unable to endure without its assist
ance. Such, at least, is the irresistible con-
clusion to be drawn from the testimony Of
business and professional men, litterateurs,
clergymen and others who have tested the
fortifying and reparstiye influence OF this
celebrated tonic and nervine
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THE EAGLE AND THE ToRroIsE.-An eagle
once seized a tortoise, carried it to great
hight in the air and let it fall But the tor
toise taking in the situation and seizing the
eagles thigh with his mouth, quietly re-
marked " You are such delightful COM
paniou that couldn't think of parting
with you yet. Now. if were q betting
man, I'd wager 81 that you will take me to
the ground and set me down gently. By
the way, what do you think of Tivisecton 2"
When the eagle had deposited his burden
with loving gentleness on the grass. he
scared away, sorer but wiser bird.-Lffs
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The figures ; read them
s1,Ois,930,517 s4,9o3,0l7
/ mo 5o4 hpo o. Or ohS

It is also q startling fact that while the
ten States named paid into the Internal
Revenue Department Of the Government
in the year 1885 the sum of 81, S03,0t7, the
State of Illinois alone paid into the treasury
the sum of S23 075, 866-or So to tn if one
The last census shows that while each
Southern Senator represents less than &c.,
600 people, the two Senators of Illinois
each represents over /, 500,0 900. These dis
Crepancies and others arc coming TO light,
busbnI
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The o1eomarcarlne Ffaud.

In a circular issued by the National But
ter and Cheese Association, through Rob.
ert NJ. Lttler, Secretary, on the 10th inst,
strong animadversions are made upon the
Southern Representatives in Congress be-
cause Of their opposition to the oleomar-
gariue bill. In this connection the writer
pointedly says by way of comparison:
1t IS startling fact That while the fol-
lowing named ten Southern States are cred
tied by the las! United States census with
farm values to The amount of 81, DIS $50, ST.
the Northern State of Illinois alone is
credited with farm values to the amount Of
81, 600 ,504, $50. Yet these ten Southern
States have twenty votes in the United
States Senate where Illinois has only two
Herp arn The fi-i1res rpad them
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D.EALEa IN ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE
II Elso the finest Hetlworst and Salama;
genuine and imitation Swiss Cheese, snd all
other kinds; the purest Ranch Butter and Fresh
Nges All orders promptly attended 70. In
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STEwED DEG As AN ADVERTIsFMENT.-I lie
enterprising managers of a cowboy-In
show. now exhibiting in the vicinity of
New York, have devised an ingeniGs
method of utilizing the common cur of low
degree with much profit to themselves.
They cause the dogs to be slain. stewed and
eaten by the Indians, giving out to the press
that the sa7sges are celebrating their regu-
lar annual traditional sacred weird and
mystical dog feast The wi6e-awake edit
ors detail their reporters TO witness the dog
feast and write up vivid reports of it: and
the readers have column or two of stewed
dog served up to them at breakfast or din
ner. At first the Indians refused to eat any
other than the traditional snow white dog,
and the regular annual feast was not cele-
brated oftener than once q month, but nov
dog of any color will do. and the annual
feast is q weekly institution. The Indians
are not squeanish. but there are signs that
the newspaper reading public is becoming
satiated and the show managers will soon be
Obliged to devise other schemes of adyer-
tising.-F6rest aud Stream.
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8UsfEpSs CkRDS.
FrGsTE1

DOCK BINDERS, PAPER RULERS AND
d Biank-Book Manufacturers, No. S19 J street,
OetWean Third end Foucth, Sacramento. iy20-lp
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DEETIsTRY.


n ENrIsr, QUIEgs sCizJlt.3, sxssssss;,sss
I 1orsheasS corner E1afth aud jysyv5sssss
ssTeets. ArsiSe5sl Tech INSISTED on -&4I145
all bases. Improved idguia Aisec1s 31lds i1ss
Nsr psiaie.ss extraction Of teeth. je5-d
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SPECFALT8T md HRADUATH
No. II KEARNY STREET.
TTIREAIe all, CHRONIC, PRIVATE AND
SPECIAL Diseases with the same wonderful
success is Of old.
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HI. E, PUasoN,

sKEaIsT, sj6 J srREE1, Be
nierto. Artificial Tech inserted on <s41.|
lioid, Vulcs-fts SD all esses- Nitrous OXIDE o.
Laughing 2ss administered fsr painless extrae-
ton Of teeth. Jel4-1i1
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John Kuhn, Of Lafayette, Ind, had very
narrow escape from death. This is his own
story: lone year ago 1 was in the last
stages of consumption. Oar best physi-
clans gave my case up. l finally got SO low
that our doctor said could not live twenty
four hours. NY friends then purchased q
bottle of DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs, which benefited me. 1 continued
until took nine bottles. l am now in per
feet health having used nc other medicine.
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JOHN EETEL,
-. ..r-r-..-.-. -.

1 gzAYER AND CHEMIST, No sl7 sIRHET.
~ Analysis % water and assays OF su the
precious eg,d useful metals made. Also, gold
9roGigGm retSTtod, sraelte5 ana bullion essay $
carried ont e shorE notice, Gold bought ct as
say Velue c. ct fhe highest price. jyS-i
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MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE. WIN
III dow and Door Screens Window and Door
screens made u specially and kept on hand.
The best facilities in the state Mil and Factory.
northeast corner Thirteenth and J. WGreIOons
snd residence. northwest corner Thirteenth eud
strcetA jy2tf
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ATyoRNEys-Ar.LAW.
VIZ. ErAr-ry = $. G. DENsoN,

"a Offices: Metropolitan Block, K street. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next dnor to Metropolitan Thester. 1e29d
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cLINTON I. WHITE,

4 TroRNFY-AT-LAW. OFFICE. SOUTH
Il west corner of Fifth and J streets. Rooms
U, Is ard II, Suffer Building. eplOti
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HR. ROOT. bLRX. NEusoN. J. DRIscoI.
nnnT- NrErslnrS Z. CO

ITNION FOUNDRY Iron AND BRASS
Founders ana Eaehinists, Front street,
between " and n. Castings and Machinery Of
every description made 70 order. ie244plm
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A POPULAR CREEp.

the State. The Grdphio is the name Of an
excellent weekly published at Wheatland.
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eUrF+-s.EaGYI. a co.,

csACRANC,T0 FOUEDRY, FRONT STREET,
y corner A. Steam Engines, ell kinds of Min
Ing Shin sud Agricultural Machinery, House
Castings, Iron RailIngs Gld Ornamental Work,
Horse Powers sad the BEST Ground Roller. iy2ti
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z. A. BOWER,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. SHOP $40
u street between Fifth and Sixth, Sanra-
r1entc Jobhirg promptly attended to Esti-
mates furnished. Lot Of Old Doors and Good
shelving For sale. te2S-lm
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DAN HYsAS.

TETATcHAEARERs AND JEWELERS., az.
w sos street, between Filth and ssssss
SIXTH have always on hand choice 81 q
eIrg. etc m12-tf
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TfCRSgY -AT.LAW, SOUTHWEST cos
a ner E5fh and streets, Rooms 10 sno I
5Itte5 Building, Sacramento, Cal. ms-h
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OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST.

Stoek-raising is an important and profit
able industry of I aba. Building materials
are cheap, aud the cost Of living as low as
elsewhere on the coast. Bricks are made
in large quantities. the hills abound in
lime quarries. and the local forests and
mills supply the best of lumber. The roads
throughout the county are good, and the
rates of freighting by wagons very reason
able.
The county is well supplied with schools
and efficient teachers. The people OF tuba
las of most California communicable
a deep interest in the welfare of the public
schools. The course of study in the MaTys-
Vile schools embraces the fitting OF pupils
for the State University. The several re.
iigious denominations are well represented
throughout the county, Marysvilie alone
having seven church ediices.
The principal towns in Yuba are Marys-
vile tbe county seat wh heat fa,s sn aas
vile and ca9ptonti5e and s Supports two
9SelIy papers-the Appeal and Democrat
The former is one of the Oldest journals IN
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CURED AT RNaIE.

Persons nj n distance may he cured a. home by
addressing letter 70 DR.. GIBBON. stating case,
symptoms, length of time the disease has con-
tinued, ard have medicine promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, 10 any part Of
the country with full and plan directions. By
inciosing ten dollars IN registered letter. through
the FostOflco, or through Wells, Fargo < Co, =
package OF medicine viii 10 forwarded 20 any
part OF the Union. The t-octor cures when others
isil. Try him Mention the R9coRD-UEIoS.
Addrvss DR. J. F. GIBBON
tyS-tf Box 1887. San Francisco.
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DR MTNTaN "a

30 t5eary street, san Franei5es, CsL
FIiyste Entrance, 900 Msso1 street, four block1
up Gesry street from Kearny. Main entrance
through DispenssFy Drug Store. 6fivtgse1 ge0U
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wTTsT SI4 Sixth STREET, s<eSs
J hetyeeu I and J, vest SIDE II -
Opposite Congregational Church. -i&l-5
m5E
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CARRIE 3 cRoLY,

C,oNTRACpoRs AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
pared TO do all kinds OF york in their line,
in city or ceuatry. Principal place Of business
Sacramento. Chop. No. ll24 second street, De-
tween K and L Posto.5ee Boz No 40, saoTa-
msueo. iel64ptf
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GREAT English REMEDY

Is q neveT-failing euro
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
9 eminsl Weakness
SperDgtoxrhuG, LoB5
Manhood ,impoteDey,
Paralysis, and oil Tho
terrible effects OF selk
abuse youthful folieg
and excuses In metug
years-such ss loss %
n nory, Lasatude,
Eo.rsttrnpl Ernsc-iar1a
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PRYssClANs ANp SuReE0Ns.
DIR. AUG. e. bruno,

WILL REMOVE HIS OFFICE, AUGUST
w LIST, from No. 52l street, to the CORNER
or EIGHTH AMI j. above Van VOORHEES, Dug
Store. Uffice Hours: l0so TO /, 2 to4, end to g.
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gssssssl Isl i sszssss Nooturnai Emissionap,
AvefSion 70 society, pimness OF Vision, Noiseq
in the Head; the vital fluid passing unoDserv9d
Ia the urine, and many other diseases that lead
to insanity and desth.
DR. MINTiFs. who Is a regular physician
graduate ofthe University of Pennsylveniat VIII
agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE.
under his special advice and tFeatmentl, VII
not cure, or for anything impure OF tnjuriouB
found in t. DIR. hINTlE treats ell Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Com
sultation Free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis OF urine, - Price
Vital Restorative, 81 90 bottle, or fotR
times the quantity, so sent 70 any address
upon receipt OF price, or G. o. D., secured from
observation, and in private name, II dssired, ~
A. e. MiNTlE, NJ. D., So II keaT5IH
street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
WI be sent TO any one applying by letter, stat
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy ana
regard to all business transactions.
DR. MINTIF7S KIDNEY REMEDY, NE-
PHRETICUAY, cures all kinds OF Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. GonorThHa elect Leuoorr-
hea- For gale by all Druggists; u bottle {; st-2
bottles for 5.
DIR. MlNrIE's DATDELIoN Pills ara
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA a1d
BILIOUS cure In the market. FOR saie By all
Druggists.
XIX, GE4RY q CO., Sacramento. Wholesale
Agents. myeip1y& o61ly
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2l6 KEAEEY STREET, SAN FRASCIsco, cAl.
70 - Sufficient to show ito
cAS,t,S MIME Mao merit, 3in be sent TO
Ss'NNooS w NA''JNoiN-1's any one applying BY
DR., GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
0as Eoarny street, sam Francisco.


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for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Con
orrhGa. Gleei Structure,
| syphilis IN all its forms,
4 Seminal Weakness, In
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n seminal Weakness.
" Seminal Emissions,
Is he COlsequeuce OF self
3 abuse This solitary
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lctd by the youth of both
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z: SellOg coUntcnance,
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iost 10. eIectric bets free to patients.
20 Prov rliz WONDERFUL F0W1B CT TdE lls-
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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-10-14

action have no excuse to offer, for II this II
the apology. My views upon such question:
election as general master workman, and II
electing me they Endorsed and made themselves
responsible for these sentiments. Representa-.
tiyes have been instructed to vote for me fol
general master workman feel complimented
but release every member from his obligation tt
vote for me. You are free to vote for any Other
man you choose. and If you act In accordance
with my wishes you will select another to fill
my place. This leave In your hands. l stand
ready TO serve this order in any capacity, either
as general master workman or private In the
ranks In voting for general master workman
do not be guided by sentiment or sympathy, but
vote for the best interests of Gods suffering
poor. and the cause of united labor. 1t has beer
charged that between members OF the general
executive board ana myself serious disturbances
nave taken place; that ruptures have occurred
OF serious character. Others have charged
that the board constituted itself ring to man
age analrs. These statements, inventions of the
enemy, nave damaging effect when told to the
unwary. The first assertion is utterly false, fol
between the board and myself there has been nc
rupture or even . difference. Ii at first we did
not agree upon a question, we discussed 1t until
the fullest possible light shone upon it, and,
wheE We went to the world with it, we went as
one man. Every attempt to divide us has been
q failure. That we have constituted ourselves
ring to manage affairs is true; that Is what you
elected for. We are a ring. solid and I'M
broken: and hope the next board will be- the
same. For standing together i'll unity :
no apologies to over.