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ious to giveup his pencil for mahlstick
and lOnged TO talk color and tone and
chiaro-oscuro instead of photographic
fun and column rates. It is a danger
GUS thing for a layman, outside the
artistic pale, to spend an afternoon
among the young people who 90 three
times week to the pleasant rooms at
No. 80 West Fourteenth street. 1t
makes him dissatisfied with his own
work no matter how congenial that
work has heretofore appeared. An
hour or two among the brushes and
palettes of the studio has a tendency to
draw him away from the practical
things of life in the direction of little
tubes of color and boxes of paint with
names that somehow suggest the blue
of Italian skies. There is a delicious
air of make-believe work about the
whole place that looks so much like
play one longs to earn his living that
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JOHN KELLY.

The death JOHN Kelly, which occurred
at New York, June lst, removes man
xho hiss occupied a national position in
politics for nearly a quarter Of q century.
Mr.. Kelly suffered from no special disease
but from general falling of nerve force
and vitality. During his illness, which
covered year and half he had grown
very gray and his weight had fallen of
more than sixty pounds. The day before
his death be was up aud partly dressed, and
with all walked about the room, and re
ceived the sacrament from Rev. Father
Meagher. At ten o'clock be returned to
his bed never 70 leave il alive. At two
O'Clock Tuesday his wife approached the
bed and asked ''Do you know me, dear.7
Yes" was the reply, and it was the last
word he spoke.
Mr. Kelly's career was remarkable and
fun Of interest and he rose to wealth and
great political influence through the force
Of viii aud indomitabie perseverance His
habits of work, were extraordinary and
when duties and campaigns pressed upon
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city to advise and assist them in their
work. On recent Sabbath afternoon
he spoke to them of the Congo mission
and endeayored to rouse their interest
in its behalf His success was phe-
nomenal A short time afterwards one
OF his auditors met him when the fol-
lowing ensued: Mr. Sc been tinkin'
about dat Conger mishum, and Use
goin' dar. | wrote John A. Logan
to glib me a pass dar." did you get
itP' questioned the superintendent.
He said no pervishuu had been made,
but when it was he would send me
Chicago Standard
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TIE Committee Of the French Cham
Der Of Deputies having in charge the
Expulsion bill has decided that the
measure shall be compulsory. not per-
nissiye. and that it be applied to all
members Of all families which at any
time reigned in France.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

UroN the day Of the marriage Of
President Cleveland and Miss Folsom,
Queen Victoria sent the following ca
be MESSAGE: pray accept my sincere
congratulations on your marriage and
nv best wishes for Your happiness
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

MUcH attention has been given in
Sweden Of late TO the subject Of ere
nation. aud this method Of disposing
Of the human body after death seems
to meet with increasing favor in the
public mind. Arrangements are now
being perfected To erect creamatOry
in Gothenburg. and it Is thought that
$1,000 crowns will Toe ample TO provide
a suitable building and apparatus,
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A widower in Athens, Ga, called on a
vouug lady and stated that he had praye
10 the Lord to send him a wife, and IN a
dream that night he had directed him to
Ter. The wooer was informed that the
Lord had certainly directed him TO the
wrong person this time, and be was advised
to try another prayer and dream.
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r3ic MsKKkrs


May O0c, bid, No. Northern, 74c
bid; No. Northern, 52c bid.
FlOuF-Fateut, S5.0g,u525; straights
- aB0f55; bakers, 81 25o14.5J asked; rye
Com No. ., Sic osted. July. Bic bid.
Cats No. 2 lnI2eo. 20 ,, IL as<e'i.
No. white, Sic. biz
Barley No. =. so r.d
Bye No. ., So biz
Flax 5eed-.0.
Eaied hay, as 90 asked. s. lpt.,y 90
Dressed beef, cAoice sltrT7 &c ] &c
veal ; q g..
Butter. extra 15aiG, biz
Cheese, 10 'ec i2c.
E-zs, e1trG S.dS}gc. asked.
Potatoes. 2jc PEI ..5lel bid
Live Stock-Saies ~ Steers ragged 90 -
Cs365 per 100 hs. Sbeep sold Al
3OAGS3 % per 100. Hogs S3.s5
mINyLAroLIs.
WHEAr.-No. hard cash, 7s@5s,,
july, 59s: No. ! Northern cash
az. No. , Northern. 72J[c bid.
rLoUE-Patents IN sacks held al
S4.61 br 471. In barrels, s4.65ef4.o0. S5.4s
0G5 81 delivered at New England points
81 45.a5 80 delivered New York and Penn
sylvenia points; bakers s3.60g3.75
CHICAGO
wheat, June IKE, July 7s15-16
C0rn, Cash soc, JULY 35lgc.
Oats, cash 26szc; June .7lSc.
Flax seed No l. SIG.
Pork. cash sS.6J9sS.Tj; JulySs6516gS 20
S3.65d3 50
Live stock, Cattle t459s415. Hogs
$500: Sheep, 80 Is - 50.
MILWAUKEE
WH8kT-Cssh 71Sfc.; July 7Sss.
DULUTH.
wHzAr-Cash, No hard 5ssl. @R5s
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NOTES OF THE TIMES.

IT costs five dollars 70 eat peanuts in
court IL Florida.
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Miss RHoDA BRoCGHTON. whose
novels are tabod in young ladies
schools. i pronounced by an enthu-
siastic writer rs being the most irresti-
BILE Of her sex, a frishtful example OF
feminine fascination. ~, OF which j
the result Of her charming manners.
for of beauty she has none. No end of
titled .uitors have asked her to change
Der name for theirs. and the scalps
hanging to her belt are almost too nu-
merous TO mention. though it is safe to
say there i one Of every Kind save that
of royal parsonage
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Mantefi a Pass.

A pastor of one of our southern
Illinois churches is authority for the
following: His superintendent often
visits colored Sunday school in the
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SOME Of the speakers upon the fish
cries dispute need to be reminded Of
Disraeli's sCntentious, observation, that
Ignorance never settles the ques-
ton.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

THREE-FOURTHs of the towns IN
Massachusetts which have voted this
year have declared against license.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

NEw YORK will introduce the Pasteur
hydTOphobia cure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

The time # the year approaches
when, a the little city boy said, who
saw the churches closed, The Lord
goes into the country
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

WASHINGTON has the lowest death
rate Of ten cities. its equal in size.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

GERMAN customs officers have seized
a number Of packages marked silk
goods containing Nihili>tic papers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

A BEAUTIFUL bronze statue Of Gar
field. completed months ago for the
city Of Cincinua;i. still lies in the
Government building IN that city for
lack of the necessary funds to erect
the pedestal. 10 iitful and ungeneroUs
are the emotions That animate when
power and presence are gone from the
man. who was an idol in MS brief
hour.
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BEElIS has been excessively gay
this spring with its grand military re
views and gorgeous court pageants ar
ranged To amusc the oil Kaiser, but
then. after all. this cannot be m un-
common state Of affairs. for isn't Ber-
lin always on the Spree
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10
ART STUDENTS.
Some Things Told and Illustrated About
studios New 70 Laymen.

Y the time the hard
worked reporter
had gone through
the rooms of the
Art Stu de nts'
League the other
day and had talked
to a few of the
pretty girl students
there, saws a writ
er on a New York
paper, he was anx-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

SINCE the barber shops in Boston are
closed on Sunday beard growing has
become fashionable.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-06-10

THE oleOmargauue ill which has
passed the lower House Of Congress de
fines butter IS a foo product made
exclusively from milk or cream. or
bo.h. with or without additional color
iaE matter. U,,omargarinc Is defined
y. All substances made OF olaomar-
gariue. cleo. cleomaryar.lc OIL. butter
inc. lardiue. sUiur. and neutral. AL
lard extracts aud ta.low extracts. and
an mixtures and compounds IF tailOw.
beef FAT suet. lard lard OF. vegetable
oil. annatto and other coloring matter.
intestinal fiji and olfal fat made in inn
itatiou or s,mblance of butter. or when
50 made. calculated on 1r intended 20
to be sold as butter o- for batter. Spec
tai taxes are imposed as follows. On
manufacturers $500: on " holeszle deal
ers $50. on retsi' dealers. SIS. The
existing internal revenue laws. - far
a applicable. are made To apply to
these special taxes. Penalties are inn
posed on any person who shall deal in
oleomargariue without paying the
special tax. Provisions are made for
the proper stamping ana labelling OF
every package Of oleOn,argarine- A
tax Of ; cents a pound Is imposed on
all oleomargarine manufactured and
sold. and a penalty is prescribed for
the purchase or reception for sale Of
oleOmargarine not hrauded OF stamped
according to law. A number Of sec
lions of the bill are devoted to prJvid
ing machinery to carry the law into
effect.
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DEER PARK, which President Cleve-
land selected a his retreat for the first
few days Of his married life i on the
crest Of the A!leghcaics. in Maryland.
three thousand feet above the sea. II
has rariied mountain air, picturesque
mountain scenery. mineral springs.
groves and gladcS and forty miles Of
drives among lovely landscapes. >ymet-
rical hills. sparkling brooks aud the
rarcSt coloring If the richest foliage
There are numerous COSY cottages, fine
hotels. and taken. all in MI. it = one Of
the mos; charming pots the continent
affords cen. Grant frequently re
sorted there. and many Marylanders
and other eastern people. pass the sum
mrr dav- amid *, sylvan shades.
Prominent among the cottagers are eV-
Senator Davis q West Virginia and his
,ou-in-law. stephen 3. Elkins. and the
family Of the late John y. Garrett Ct
the Baltimore and Ohio road
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Sick and bilious headaches cured by DIR,
Pierce's PELLETS
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UTAH.


SALT LAKE, March 1Sth.-Subscriptio
papers were circulated to-day among the
Mormons for funds to pay George Q.
Cannon's bondsmen. Many refused, not
approving Of Cannon's disappearance. A
son of polygamist who went to. the peni-
tentiary for his religion, refused the re-
quired contribution of s., declaring that he
would not give damned dollar. His
father suffered for his religion, and was
just as good man as George @. Cannon.
He didn't see why the Apostle couldn't
take his medicine" like the rest.
Temple Block was to-day decided 10
Bishop Clawson by John Sharp, who has
held it for the Church, but who is now dis
trusted because he submitted to the laws
and refused to go to jail for polygamy.
Robert McKordrick was called for SEN
tence for unlawful cobabitation in the
Third District Court to-day. He had moth
ing to say as to obedience to the aw, and
was sentenced to the full penalty.
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THE BOYCOTT.
An Appeal by the Executive Committe ee
for Means to Garry it on.

The subcommittee of the Executive
Committee OF the State Anti-Chinese Asso
cion have adopted resolutions condemning
the aclon of the Citizens Anti-Chinese As
soclation of Sacramento for postponing the
boycott until November 1st The commit
tee, being in need of funds, issued the fol-
lowing address, and resolved to send a COPY
OF 1t TO every newspaper in the State:
To The People Of California: The Executive
Committee needs funds to carry on the anti
Anti-Chinese Convention held ut Sacramento.
aid in the contest for the supremacy of white
labor over Chinese, and the expulsion By peace
ful means of the latter from the State I5eIiev-
ing that we are engaged in a cause the success
OF which viii inaugurate new era of pros
perity on this coast, and will forever banish
that feeling of unrest and insecurity for in
vested capital which the presence of the Chi
nese in onr midst has occasioned. we onfdeutly
appeal to you to contribute generously i'm ac-
cordance with your means. You are earnestly
requested to send contributions at once to the
members Of the Executive Committee in vonr
county, to either OF the undersigned or to Hon
Horace Davis, Clay Street Bank San Francisco,
All subscriptions received and all expenditures
made by the committee viii be published in the
papers OF the State. G. y. MCGLAsHAN
JAMES II. BARRY,
p. REpDY
VIM. VI. HINTON,
]. N. CLARK,
H d. HuCGHAM,
Sub Cosnmittee of State Executive Committee.
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AYERS Hair Vigor stimulates she hair
cells to healthy action and promotes Wig
oreus growth. 1t contains all that can be
supplied to make the natural hair beautiful
and abundant keeps the scalp free from
dandruff and makes the hair hexible and
glossy
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SIcE observation-disclosures who have
suffered intensely with sick headache say
that Hoods Sarsaparilla has completely
cured them. One gentleman thus relieved,
writes: Hoods Sarsaparilla is wogth its
weight in gold.' Sold BY all druggists. roo
Loses. 81
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Count Inouye, Minister OF State for For
eign Affairs and President of the Bureau of
Construction, will supervise the erection OF
the buildings for the Asiatic Exposition 10
be held in 1890.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Rapid Voyage of the Steamsr Oceani,
Al,eaG Gria

Rapid Voyage of the Steamsr Oceanic
from the Orient.
The o. & o. steamer Oceanic arrived at
San Francisco yesterday morning after the
remarkably quick trip of 13 days from Yok-
ohama and % from Hongkong. She brings
Japan dates to March Sd, and Hongkorg to
February 23d
JAPA..
Messrs. CsESu, Hida and Shiba. Secretaries
of the Department of Agriculture aEsd Com.
merce, have been ordered to accompany the
Ministes of State for Agriculture and Com
merce 10 Europe.
The Marquis Tokudaiji, Lord Chamber
lain, has reported to the President of the
Grant Monument Committee in New York,
that His Majesty the Emperor of Japan
has expressed his intention of contributing
$500 to the fund for the erection of the
monument, as token of respect for the
memory OF the late President OF the United
States.
In consequence OF there being no one in
Kioto capable of designing and erecting q
house on the foreign model, the builders oi
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3 . y I =
q G q III 2
From Another Drugsis'

from Another druggist.
BoDIE, Cal, June n, 1882
GENTLEMEN: have sold WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY for many years.
and do not hesitate to speak highly off seflicacy
in Lung and Throat Troubles. l doubt if there
are any other remedies more justly entitled to be
called Standard in Coughs, Colds, all Throat
and Lung Complaints: none that would prefer
to recommend. 1 could name many to whom |
have sold it who would cheerfully testify to its
merit Yours truly, H. E. WRIGHT.
Rs- None genuine unless signed 81 BUTTS
on the wrapper jy6-1yMTh&w1y
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JAMES II. GRAvEsToNE, Washington post
office, indogses Red Star Cough Cure,
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CAUSE OF THE CHANGE OF FRONT.

1t is learned that Secretary of State Bay
ard addressed letter to Chairman Bel
mont, stating that the Morrow bill was in
violation of treaty stipulations in at least
four particulars, and the receipt of this let
ter was what influenced the action of the
Chairman and Representative Worthington
at the meeting last Tuesday
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FOR SALE.

EIyE YOUNG SHORT HoRN>>sSzszz,s,.,s
L Bulls OF the best families, 50 ST 8
from imported cows. Also eigh- sTs -
teen High Grades, all good solid -A--2
eoiors; one mile east of Davisville.
mS-u u. s. CHIIES. DaYisYiile Cal
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A sWlDOW LADY INTELLIGENT AND CA
~ pable, desires situation as hnusekeeper
or muse; writes a good hand, and would do
copying or make herself otherwise useful IN an
Office. Call, or address WIDOW Room co,
State House Hotel, Tenth street, Sacramento.
nrl7-3tS
ysTANTED - FOUR MEN COOKS. coon
w wages; a second cook, 0 TO $40: several
kitchen hands. man for ranch work Female
woman cook; also, laundry girls; also 3
girls for housework for city and country Apply
TO Employment Office, Fourth and X streets.
Sacramento. fe13 II
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Pacific coast may be assured that this aid
to Chinese immigration, from which they
have long suffered, will be arrested to the
iull extent of the power and authority of
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United States Senate.
Combinations by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 16th-The Senate
today made the following confirmations
Robert w. Hutchins, of Eureka, Cal, Re-
ceiver of Public Moneys at Humboldt, Cal;
'. o. King, of Texas, Secretary of Lega-
ton and Consul General of the United
States at Bogota; Brigadier- General Alfred
H. Terry, Major General j. Noweramsie,
of Dakota, Indian Agent at Devils Lake
Agency, D. L. Postmasters-A w. Poin-
dexter, Dillon, Mont; John McAusland,
Miles City, Mont ]. Benton, Colfax, w.
l.. Henry {. Crouch, of New York, Con-
sui of the United States at Milan.
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FOR SALE-TO AEF.

EVfN o&Aks1--lO s4k<ss
TOR sALE-A LODGING HOUSE WITH "a
Il rooms; well furnished and all occupied.
good location. Inquire "a. b. this Office
mrlS-im
IN BRUSSELS CARPETS FOR SALE CgFAP
lU Tor cash; also, Garland Range Stoves .
BED Lounges, ! Bookcase for country school
Call at once at CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELl,S. 400 K
street We buy, sell or exchange. Upholster-
ing aud Repairing at low rates. ia22-Im
I ADIES-CALL AT $50 K STREET AND Ex-
- anime the Improvements in Smoothing.
Pollshlng and Flutlng Irons mIl6-Iw&
VNo LEAsE-CITY HOTEL; CONTAINS 100
rooms; now undergoing thorough course
OF REPAIRS viii be completed on or about the
5lth OF March; viii be rented TO any responsi-
Dle hotelkeeper at reaSoHableterms thegfeater
portion OF the furniture is new and OF the latest
style. For further information Inquire of the
owner on the premises, K street, between Third
, 1tI1 IoutIl, oacIhlnento nr2-tf
EHOR SALE - TWO KENTUCKY
L Jacks. Inquire at Agricultural sEszrA
Park. J. COOSARD. IA
fe25-lm* @xsszZsla
EOR SALE BREAKING CART AND HAg-
ness at so; also, one strong Buggy $50:
one Pigeon-hole Table, so Particulars by cali
ing &C this office. fe23-I,as
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Sub cosamittee of state Executive committee mi
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WASHINGTON, March 1Sth.-The Cabinet.
at its meeting to-day, had under considera-
tion the proposed abrogation of the treaty
with the Hawaiian Government
The Supervising Architect recommends
that special appropriation be asked for
the repair and preservation of the Boise
CITY Idaho assay office, of 100000
}. N. Hillyer and W. ID. Vert, Of Cali
fornia, We're among the graduates at the
slXty-sixth annual commencement of the
Medical Department Of Columbia Univer-
sity last evening.
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DAILY RECORD-UNION

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The Press., 1886-04-01
HOME NEWS.
Local Notices.


 (Mstter under this head oight cents per nne9
 Winter Post G. A. R. meets on 1st an6 3d Monday evenings of each month. t
 If you want a low shoe or high shoe, { broad shoe or a narrow shoe, childs shoe or all adults shoe, go to Hanley's. We keeE them all and will guarantee to it any foot af the lowest possible price. Sign of the big boot, Oronoce Block.
 -Adelina Patti says of the Haines piano 'sEach time T use it am the more surprised and pleased with itn w. 0. Taylor, 416 Main. St.. Springfield, is sole agent. A fresh cargo of granulated sugar, fifteen pounds for 8 dollar, at Pembertonss cash store.
 If you wish to see the largest and best appointed furniture house in Springfield, you viii find it at Oalderwood & Burns, 409 Main St They announce great attractions in an- other column.
 -Forbes 6 Wallace, Springfield, are offer ing large stock of Morley's English, Lisle Hose, of this years production, with SD iced heeIa, sizes to 10, at S73 cts. pair, regular price 58 cts. They cannot be duplicated this season.
 -SoLaD SuEER WARE.-M. D. Fletcher, Opera HOuRe block, Springfield, offers his en- wants fhe room for other goods. ]. 1t is all of the cslehrated Gorhan make, and consists of sets Of nsh. knife and fork, salad spoon and fork, pie and butter knives, preserve, berry and sugar spoons, and the like, all in fine plnah and velvet cases, just the thing for wedding and other presents
 -Extra bargains in Ladies' Cotton Under wear, White Dress Goods and Hamburgs at A. w. Walkers. #
 Announcement from Bucks hardware store will appear next week.