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want to say word here about the
Objectionable fashion Of allowing every
body to kiss little children. / think it
ought not TO be permitted. know the
temptation is great and | am the first
one TO yield to it. but never kiss dear
little child on the lips. but content my.
self with their dainty little hands, their
hair or forehcads. And even this is TOO
much to allow indiscriminately, and pa
rents should not permit it. 4 physician
here who is consulting physician to one
OF the largest children's hospitals told
me that he considered this allowing every
man and woman to kiss tender little chill
dren a very dangerous practice, and he
attributes many ills and ailments to that.
1t is bad fashion and the sooner it is
stopped the better, and careful mothers
should see that their children are not
thus exposed. 1t is not allowed iu France
or Germany. Children are kissed only
on the forehGad there.
OLIVE III aRpPp
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RICHMOND, VA, April l., 1856.
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very happy results Tor torpid liver In both
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Of Crumb & West,
Coal Dealers. 1919 east Cary street.
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From John on. Esq, Secretary OF IN.
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a remedy for Torpid Liver:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28

and consent that Germany shall he per-
mitted to make conquest of the islands.
But it is gratifying to learn that the Pres
ideut takes sides with Secretary Whitney
and General Dickinsee, and favors posi-
tive American policy, and an aggressive
one, if need be, in regard to Samoa, that
will deny the German claim and insist
upon the doctrine of hands off,
The reported speech of Premier Bis
marck in the Reichstag on Saturday,
which was received with cheers, may pre-
cipitate the announcement of such a policy.
Il is said that the Chancellor declared that
in tie Samoan matter Germany is in ac-
cord with England, and advances hazd
in hand with her." If this means any
thing at all, it means that Germany be-
iieves England viii stand by her in the
practical subyersion of Samoa. The sug,
gestion finds support in the fact that In
1886, when Germany first had difficulty
with the Samoans, and the American Con
sui rendered protection to Malietoa, there
came from England an order TO her Con
sul-General at Apia, Dc nothing t.
oppose Germany" But for all the blus
tering by Germany that country ant
America are not likely to engage in wa
over the Samoans, for theformer will yielt
to amicable settlement rather than imperi
her commerce by exposing it to the risk
Of war upon the high seas in which W
would have decided advantages.
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NOT A MINOR DEFECT.

The San Francisco Call assures US that
it has not overlooked the ballot-indorse-
ment objection in the Goucher election
bill, and which the REcoRD-UNIoN alone
has pointed out, but insists that it is a
minor defect-one easily remedied-and
that it might even be put up with, if its
elimination would imperil the bill, be-
cause the meritorious feature of the meas
ure that gives the men rejected by the
bosses equal opportunity with the chosen
to stand Tor Office is of such overshadow-
ing Importance. No one has clearer
comprehension Of the virtue of the pro-
visions referred to by our contemporary
than the RgooRD-U UNION, but the in
dorsement" defect is not minor one.
On the contrary, we well understand how
the bosses can afford to let the bill 90
through with that evil in it-as they pro-
pose to do-because under the power it
would give them they could counteract all
the virtues of the Convention backbone
breaking" sections. 1t will do no good
whatever to pass the bill and leave in it
the provision that reposes in election
officers whom the bosses will choose the
knowledge how every elector votes.
There would be something less of danger
in the Endorsement" plan if the bill pro-
vided, which it does not, that the clerks,
inspectors and judges should be chosen by
some method that will prevent the bosses
from naming them, and that would re-
move as far as possible the likelihood that
the bosses would control them.
We submit the question fatty to the
Cal, of what value to it would be the
privilege of voting for a nom Convention
nominated candidate if the ballots were
all numbered, and by examination of the
tally lists and ballot numbers any one hav-
ing access to the ballots could thereafter
know positively just how the editors of the
Cal voted? Or. of what value would the
ballot be TO our contemporaries writers If
boss-chosen officers of elections, such for
Instance as fourished SO prominently in
the recent election infamies in San Fran
cisco, were permitted to write their names
upon the backs of the ballots, and thus be
able to certify, not only by the number,
but by obvious use of the Endorsement, the
exact ballot cast by the editors of the Cdly9
What sort of reform will it be to break
the boss power to nominate, and expose to
that tyranny the identity of the vote of
every elector? We want the virtues of
the bill enacted into law quite as much as
does the IaiL but prefer to wait for them
some years yet if to secure them now
must be surrendered the sacred right of
secrecy Of the ballot, and upon which, in
deed, the safety of republican institutions
and the security of property and person
may be said to hinge
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San FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

Opium valued at s., 500 was seized on ,tis
idaho.
a $4,000 fire occurred on Harrison stree,
On Saturday.
Samuel l.. Stanley, pioneer merchant
died on Saturday.
Rev. s9ds Gibson, D d died on FRIDAY
evening at his residence.
Charles Rambert has beea arrested on a
charge OF ,embezzling 81, sos.
The japanese crew of tie ship Il. d.
Rice deserted the vessel in body.
Tillmann il Bendell have sued Il. yallens
4 Co. of Chicago for $40 600 damages.
The doors Of the pool.rooms sere found
closed TO the Legislative Committee ON
Public Morals.
Mrs. Helnise Esvasso, aged 43 and her
son. Paul Thereuy. aged 70. have besn CT
rested on charge OF incest.
A verdict OF SAL, zoe and costs has been
returned IN the case of the United States
agains: the Sierra Lazsber Company.
The Eelltives Of Mrs. Leonhardt, whose
body laid in cssSet in local under
tsker's cellar Tor leu gears. have been
fogEd
Fac total gain for Phelps, mp to date, is
20. lssving but 81 votes 10 gain TO de;ea. his
rival There are forty-three more precincts
TO coaes.
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THE SAMOAN SITUATION.

Congressman Morrow;i is right in his dec
laration that the duty of the United States
is to demand the restoration of the statu
quo in Samoa. The Germans forcibly
dethronea Malietoa and deported him.
recognizing in his stead a rebel, and one
who cannot by any oontortion of Samoan
law or custom establish a claim TO the
throne. The GermSns have put them
selves in readiness to yields.o an impera-
tive demand, at the last, for they have
brought Malietoa bacl, from .Zanzibar to
the Marshall Islands, bat a shert distance
from Samoa, where he is detained pris-
oner.
In what light will we stand before the
civilized world if we consent to the con-
tinuance of his exile, when we treated
with him and the four co-ardioate chiefs
of Tutuila, agreeing to stand by their in
dependence and to affirm the neutrality of
their confederated kingdomY He.is chief
of the sovereign chiefs who..gsge us .Pango
Pango, the finest harbor in the Pacific
ocean, and 10 him aTe owe dets of srat
itude for giving Americans footing in
Samoa, that we should now repay When
we negotiated the treaty, throe.,ll orr
chosen Representatives we said to the peaple
OF Samoa:
came 70 Pango Paago, IS it is the.hnest sarf,or
o. ihc islands and the key TO Samoa and bsye
surveyed it tor that purpose, and secured from
the chief of Page such rights and privileges a.
will prevent other nations frcm acting in q vssy
adverse 70 tue interests OF American citizens or
TO your injury as Tree people and the rishtful
owners OF the soil 3 The Cover,
ment and people of the United States seet Won,
friendship ani welfare, and VIII aid you to es-
teoilsii yourselves as nation by peacefully ex-
eTting It's influence TO prevent your independ.
ence irSm being taken away fccra you by any
soreign power whatever.
Upon shat basis we treated ard rec eiyed
the important grants made to us.
II nov Germany, later coaer, is 10
dominate in Samoa, not only will our obi
cations be broken, but Paug0 Pargo will be
OF no benefit to Us {; if the policy Of hands
Off and recognition of native rule pee-
walls, PaDgo Pango will he the most iua-
portant possession we could have in all the
south seas. 1t is understood that Secre-
tary Whitney and General Dickinson hold
to the policy that viii forbid German ab
sorption Of Samoa, while the ot!sor mem
bers Of the Cabinet favor pon-interfersnce
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TO-DAY WILL DECIDE.
Carnot Undecided About Asking His
Ministers to Resign

PARIS, January 2Sth.-A. M-The Cabi-
net sat from ii Z. II. until l AN. Pre-
mier Fioquet informed President Carnot
that the Cabinet was prepared to resign if
the President considered such q step advis-
able. Several of the Ministers advised a
reconstruction OF the Cabinet on wider
basis. They proposed to include in the
new Ministry influential men from all the
Republican sections.
Pres dent Garnet awaits the result of to-
days sitting of the Chamber before coming
70 d conclusion.
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LON.
BOULANGER DROPS HIS ENEMIES
INTO THE SOUP.
His Wonderful Victory at the Polis
Xesterday-The Government
Duinbfounded-R Riots.
IsrEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RHcoRpl,SrOs.l

PARIS, January 27th.-Every quarter of
Paris was enlivened last evening by FIRE.
quent street brawls between the supporters
and opponents of General Baulanger. The
most violent encounter took place in Mont
Martre, where number OF persons were
wounded. The police interfered and ar
rested several of the ringleaders.
Another serious collision occurred in the
Faubourg du Temple, where several persons
were injured. At several electoral meet
inss there were scenes OF great disorder.
Bands of men and lads singing the :. Mar
seillaise" and Boulangist songs par AIDED the
streets until a late hour.
In the Place de la Replique and de L Opera
open-air meetings were held. Great masses
of people were present, but the proceedings
were on the whole fairly orderly.
To-day opened fine, and at an early hour
the streets began TO fill with people. At
| noon the electors were thronging towards
the 266 Dalloting stations. The Boulaneists
were everywhere first at the voting places
and displayed the greatest confidence.
GUARDING AGAINST OUTBREAKS.
| The Project of Police enlisted the sery-
| ices of large number of householders to
aid the police in maintaining order Troops
were held in readiness at various points,
and cavalry pstroled the streets and dis
persed all gatherings. The Municipal
| Guards lined the bouleyards, and in every
quarter the police and military were we'll
prepared to suppress any outbreak.
| BoULAsGER's GREAT VICTORY.
| Complete returns show the following re-
suit: Bonlanger 244,070, Jacques I62 $40,
Boule 1890, other candidates 1898 Bou-
langer's plurality is 81 $50, aad his major
| ity 54,432
| THE GOVERNMENT DUMBFoUNDED.
Members of the Government are as
founded at the result Bets are freely of.
cred that the Ministry will resign to-
morrow. The Boulangists prophecy The
immediate fall of the Floquet Ministry,
the dissolution OF Parliament, and gem
eral election in March. They also forecast a
rupture in the Radical party, and express
| the belief that forty Radical Deputies will
| join the Boulangist ranks, and thus give
the General following Of sixty members
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28

q You seem downcast," said travelling
man to i friend. What is the tronble ?"
~ have struck hard luck ~ "In what
wayY' My landlord has been around for
bis rent and can't pay itn That is in
deed unfortunalev Yes. But there is
some slight satisfaction. in the promotion"
: n The promotion?' ~ = Yes, when went
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The RECORD UNION Is the caly paper on
sse coast, outside Of San FFcssc;sco, thai re-
selves the full Associated Pres dispatches from
al parts Of the toorld. Ossside of San Fran
risoo. Il has no ooaspettaer, i', point of num-
bors. IN us home asd general circsslation
throughout The coast.
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San FRAsorsoo AoENofEs,

This paper is for sale g, the following places:
Joseph p. Wiseraen, No. $50 Market street,
who is also sole Advertising Agent for san Fran
cisco; the principal News stands ana Hotels
and ct the Mafket-street Ferry.
So Also, fo- sale on ali Trstns leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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Advice to Mothsrs.-Mrs. wtnslow'i
SO0IAlNG SYRUP should always be used wheI
children are cutting teeth. Ii relieves the little
sufferer st once; it produces natural, quiet slee,
by relieving the child from pain, and the littlt
cherub awakes as bright as q button" 1t il
very pleasant 10 taste. 1t soothes the child
soitens the gums sllays ali pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels. and is the best-knowI
remedy for disrrhea, whether arising from
!eething OF other canses twenty-five cents
bottle. MWFIy
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When began using Ely's Cream Balm
my catarrh was so bad / had headache the
whole time, and discharged large amount of
filthy meter. That has almost entirely disap-
peared and have not had headache since
). Il. Sommers, Stepney Conn
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ESTATE OF
IN IRA #. OATMAN, deceased. Notice is
hereby given to all creditors of and persons
having Claims against IRA z. OATMAN de-
ceased. to present them, with the necessary af
undersigned. Executor of the Will of said de-
ceased. at my office, in the Metropolitan Bu Id
ing, No. 42I x street, Sacramento iy, Califor-
ton OF this notice. CHARLES II. OATaAN,
Elk cutor of the will Of IRA f. OTMAAN, de
deased.,
Dated January II. 1889. jaIs-5tM
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GENERAL NoTIEEs.


] have been afflicted with catarrh for
over ten years-frequently my nose would
bleed and leave my nos!rils in dry, infiamed
condition. ! experienced relief after the first
trial of Ely's Cream Balm. 1t is the best of
many remedies have tried.-[s. Gill, Madison
o, Editor OF the .sIndex"
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PROPOSALS
For Furnishing Premises for
the PoStoffice.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIyR
Il sealed proposals until II o clock noon JAN
UARY 81, 1883, to furnish fully equipped prem
lses for use IS Postofice in the City of Sacra-
mento for term OF five years, from March 31st
next. Blank proposals and any d. sired in form
alton may be obtained at the fostoffiee. Propo-
sails should be addressed care of the Postmaster
Sacramento Cal
ia2.-3t JAMES W. ERWIN z O Insnector
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-28

into the ariny / was only a corporal"
" YES Now Pm left tenant. '-Mer-
chant T'suveler.
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For Holiday Deiicscies fer the Table
such as Sausages all kinds Swiss Cheese Butter
Eggs and fresh Buttermilk By the glass, 90 tc
BAuMLES. 723 street. d2i,-im
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IT is probable that the report tkat a
German ship has Cred upon an American
vessel off the Madagascar coast is error.
Or IL such firing took place that i. wss
not Fnrposeful and was blunder Of some
sort 1t is not at all liioe5y that Germany
would go out Of its way to deliberately
provoke difficulty. But il sic should, the
place selected would not he so remote as
the Madagascar coast, nor is i, st all likely
that orders could have reached German
war ship in that region since the Samoan
matter has assumed any really serious atti.
tude Nations DO not 90 to war in any
such manner in tAese days. If Germany
wishes 10 fight US she will give US the usual
notice Of suspension Of friendly re.stions.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The best place in California to have your printing do
J, Johnston & Cos, $40 St. Sacramento. Cal
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RRAL ESTATE, ETC.
Nolice Of SAILS Of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY HE uN-
~ dersigned, Adminissrator of the estate OF
REUBEN JOHNSON deceased, that, under an
order of Court made on tae l2th day of January.
1859, he viii sell at public auction, to the high
est and best bidder Tor cash IA gold coin OF the
United states, in front ct the Courthouse in the
city of Sacramento. on Saturday, the SECOND
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1889, the following de
scribed real estate belonging to said estate: The
north sixty 60l feet OF lot eight S), in the block
or square bounded by p ami q and Sixth and
Seventh streets, in the e.;y of Sacramento,
county OF Sacramento, STATE of California.
Dated January 18th, 1889.
CHARLES Il. JOHNSON,
Administrator estate Reuben Johnson, do
ceased.
GROVE l.. JOHNSON. Attorney. jal9lst
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John Ettel, Aseas er ead Chemist. corr,e,
Seventeenth and streets. Also buys gold
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Orchards Cared for for Absentee Owners.
FI,HE ORANGEVALE COLONIZATION COM
i pany, composed of prominent bus ness men
Of Sacramento, and Endorsed by the Board of
Trustees, Board of Supervisors and Board of
Trade, own 5000 acres of deep, rich fruit aud
vine lands, all cleared on the American river,
opposite Natoma vineyard. 1t has been divided
INTO 10-8cre tracts. each one fronting on 60.
foo. avenue. Water under pressure for irriga
ton will he piped by the company to each tract
free of expense the water actually used only
being paid for by purchasers. Last season $50
acres were planted in trees and vines, and have
already been sold, in addition TO large num-
Der OF Implanted tracts. This year 40 acres are
being p anted. PLANTED TRACTS. $3.50 per
acre. IMPLANTED TRACTS, Stz5 per acre.
TOW III SITE.
The town site Of Orangevale is but IA miles
from the Folsom railroad depot Town lots
50xl5o, S300-s20 down and $40 per month. Lots
are sold in series of twenty, and two cottages
awarded to the purchasers in each seriss.
es- Send for maps and information.
0RAAGEYALE COLONIZATION co.,
214 Street. Sacramento.
BRAND & CAMPBELL..........Itfll... -..Ag