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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
qho eposEorshlp Contest,

WASHINGTON, Nov. W,-ISpeclal To
day'A developments IN the hpcnkefhNlp
contest are allghlly sensational Lhle
last night the Ohio members had nn I'M
prOmptu Indignation meeting ana went
ginnmg Cor Col uayne OF Pennhylyanin,
becaiiae Of Is report that lao claimed 10
Ohio members 80 sure for Reed, 40 their
second choice. Gen, GroRyenOr, Thompson
aud others put on their war paint ANA
weit out 20 find Dayne and found llm,
linyne denies tho report lie lil say lhhi
several Ohio members would divide on
Reed aud Cannon should Mckinley not
win, Bayne still ilnlmh lteed'h election
on tho first or second ballot
Late last night the KnnHne and Mlnneao.
IN momberA went over 10 Reed 40 did all
three members from Dakota, Reed h cons
ildent to-day, while Mcklnloy'a friends
are dchpondent, Burrowa with hla Mlch'
lgnn fricnda held secret conferences last
night and will probably 20 70 Reed, Eff
teen OF tho southern Republican members
hold conferences, but broke up in row,
McComaa OF Maryland, and u majority
rofuaed 20 vote for Reed, Neldrlnghoua
Of 81. Louis, pledged 10 Mckinley, begged
for roeaae to-day, aud Will vote FOR
Reed. hnuk Of Tennessee, has also gone
10 Reed, Ynrdly obtained q release irom
Mckinley this morning, Mcklnloy'a for-
COS went all 10 pieces before the caucus
met. The caucus met NJ noon IN tho
House OF Representatives, with 100 mcm'
bora present The first ballot practically
settled tho controversy, aa Reed only
lacked 7 yotca ~ n majority over ALI Tho
following IL tho voiei
FIRST BALLOT Reed, 20, Mckinley Bi
Cannon, 22j Henderson, ~ burrows 10,
SECOND BALLOT Reed "a, Mckinley
87, Cannon 10, Henderson 10, Burrows 10,
Necessary TO u choice W,
TIM CAUCUS,
Mr.. McComna Of Maryland called the
Republican Caucus 10 order promptly Nt
i2 o'clock Henderson Of lllln1la was
made presiding officer, after very brlof
speeches, announcing the candidates,
ballotlng commenced. Tho roll call OF
members by tho clerk showed 100 mom'
bors present aud abaonL Necessary 10
a choice ~.
M'PnERsoN CLERK.
Tho deal mado by Quay and Cameron
20 mako KcPhCraon Of Pennsylvania,
clorl, Of the House went through on the
first ballot. The election Of Reed donor
allied the opposition and the now NOM
bcra who wanted pap out OF the llouHc
patronage ilockcd 10 Mcpherson. He
went In on the first ballot by llB votes,
having 80 votes moro than all other can
dldntoa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

coupling and was unfortunate enough Ia
he caught between the deadly bumbers,
His right arm aud shoulder were badly
squeezed, decorating tic flesh but luckily
hrnalilng 10 hOnHs, lla was ipkHn ~ the
waiting rqplg ana Dr, u, ~, Post, the COM
pAnyh physician summoned, Ills iniur,
los were HAamned aud dressed aud he
Was sent W hiB homo in Allegheny On tho
afternoon train, where he has family,
Marriage licenses have been issued tn
uenrge y, lpnder aud Kate i.lVeE Greene
lpWni fNuk hlaierhpu aud Nora Adley,
NRYarrei Howard Belts and Ora Marshall,
Imgylllei Carl kepler ana Clara hhHler,
Marlbpr1j ChRrlea ", Bender aud Celes-
ip u, j, Nicholas, Caninul Austin NOfi-
singer aud Emma hnlllnger, Navarro
lnln helkrl and Kate iifUen, Canton
u Dunn aud Mary FaIlor, Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
gRANsrnap oF RHAl naTAqn
For tho Week hudlng November adlh,
hepoHed hY ", ~, PWwp'a Cons, 4 b.
hiIaetora Of Titiea,

For tho Week Mudlng November 2Glh,
iiepoued by u, II, puwp'a tona, 4 b.
htIaelora Of Titlea,
Canton John A, llowenstlne 10 John
Harmon, lots No, Ab2l, 4heI, lheh, Dame
miller Il llechGl'a addition, tl,tlDi ", q,
Long 10 John I. llurah, lot Hiti, tNbOl l.d,
ward Cumming 10 William ], flcrO, lb'll0
acres ln the First ward, MW1l tlln aud
William V0lkmnn a. knte H. Sherwood
lot gul, 5000 Louis ID, llHrtuug ~ iOhu
~, Hays l0t llA4, u ,4b0i n, y, Roger 70 u,
Nj, AleEander part lots NlA aud hlil,
tliO0l AehweItzGr q DOughnriy a. Charles
Upham lots Abb2 aud 4hhi, tl,hNOl u, NJ,
Alexander 10 Ai0nzO King, part lots AljN
aud $3.50, iblbt HGhwellzef q DOugherly "a
j, II, Crowley, lots Ahbh aud ihbh, lAu1l
John DUFFY 10 s0phla NIcOlel lOt AH7,
el ,BO0i William j, pler0 ~ Edward Gun,
minis, part lot bsI, 5000 Julia A, ll0uael'H
executors 10 Joseph Weaver d Sons lota
Massllion-A. Lelnlnger, sheriff, To
Maalera6 Finley part lots lm and laa,
ta,aM.
AIIIance-I. G, Tolerton toll. W, Harris
Guard, q Freedom, Ihl liCbecea Stokes
10 j, H. Webb, pt ~, llnlneR' addition,
5000, John nfhucher 10 Cath llorhht OH,
o, t7b0t A, Lee ~ Henrietta COumba, bl,
Mllneria addition, tl 400,
County,. q, Pearson 70 NJ, n Wolkcr
62Haa, Pike tpo A,sJOi David klllgnre 10
Jacob lieaH, ll0 q, kugnrCrGGl tp,, NO,MIi
j, II. Robera' heirs 20 M. ~ Wclker, ~ u
Sandy tp,, Gl,OO0i Sani'l Eachlman 10 q,
a, q Z, Ry. company b,b2 Lawrence tp,,
ti,BO0.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
EDITORIAL seUIBs,

THE Dayton Soldicrs' Homo inmates
propose 10 gct away with GOO turl,ics TO-
morrow and l,5OO minco pics, Dinner
will bo served FOR 5000 persons,
CATION Democrats would bo glad 10 SEQ
Mckinley speaker He In personally we'll
liked hero, and II would bo % big thing 10
havo Canton man NJ ZIP IN that high
backed chair and pound that Ruyol for
two yenrs. Speaker Mckinley OF Canton,
would hayo q sonorous and grateful sound
70 all our pridcful, local onri.
Gro. W. BuRsoN, Of WnynosburR, is
talked of for Scrgcant-at-Arms of tho
Ohio Senate. Ho ls ono OF tho bCst Dcm-
cr0ts In Sl0rl, county, aud " ho should
cntor the rnco ought TO be n surn winner
Borit Jldtc plnudl1 aud Virgil =. Kline
nrc oub IN ilc PaNe5 with lotlcS in favor
OF How, 'oNl VI, Thoiapa Cor u. s. soma
tor aud aENua Nul Bico
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
osNADURa ITEMS.

County Treasurer Doll has purchased
the stock Of groceries and hardware Of &,
A, StClnCck,
Eli Noidig, Of Robcrtavillc, WIS married
10 Mina SIpca, nt her Residence on last
ThuradOy, Row Gonscr officiating.
Tho q. G. u. Ia preparing 10 r.yo u con.
cert In The near future, Tho dnto h not
yet ilxod
Purcy Nj, SchullCl has started In tho
adventurous lllo Of u sowing machine
agent May ho bo suocousful IN his un.
dortnlIing.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Legal Notice.


rflnclllA sollonbcrgor residing at itascA Illinois,
Emma Atanilor residing NJ tolvd0, Iama county,
Iowa, Jacob htanffof, roalllnH AZ M0odutook Pipe
STONE county MnneH0tll william NtAuifer, residing
~ Arkansas city, Kansas, And kla hiauiier, reside
Ing NJ Constantine, Michigan, VIII take notice that
on November and 1850, Jacob n, HOFFMAN, ~ plain.
tlH lled his petition IN partition against ihrm aud
othefh 10 deicudhnts IN the court " common pleas
ofetttk county Oni0, being cano nuuhpr UUJs, set
ting forth that barbara Hoffman dltd October Bth
1haH, AoErd m foe Blmplo Of lot ~, In nilhtuordN
addition 0f out lot 10 the city Of Canton onto that
~ her son ht IN Heg0n 0f nn undivided Ono-foufth
OF eaid lpi, that David Hoffman, Jacob Holman.
Hnfnh Keln Mary Hoffman, charles Holman and
Harvey w Nnu arc zach entitled t0 Oho.twonty-
fourth 0i said lott that Henry htaulieI lfnollla
kOllcnb0rgfE Emma ntauiIcr aud Dnyln ltohfur arc
zach entitled % unn.alNteenth Of enld lott that Lu.
cinda Hutton jacob slaudcr William Amuiior aud
Ella siAufnr nro each eat tlod 10 Ono.tktetnti Of
said lot, that barbara Hoffman by hor last VIII aud
testament ordered three hundred dollars " hor
oatntG IN DO Invested W keep In repair tho Rrounda
OF tho River Il OhrOn Churdh, ana beqncAthpd ono
Thousand dollars 10 Jacob n, Hoffman, that tho ex-
e0utnm Of tho viii have enough money 70 pay tho
$500 90 legacy, hut not auicltnt 10 pay Tho VI 900
nnd tho aauo N charge on said lot, AAld potltlon
pinya that nn tlOn bN made OF said lot among said
parties according toe thoir respeliiyo interests
therein,
sald partlos aro required ~ answer on or before
Saturday December 29th, tBSn
JAUOB v. HOFFMAN,
nov7.Bw ByDAY, LYNCH a DAY, his Att'ya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
NO KN1anrs OF LABOR

Local Assembly No. 1910 Sends IN Itr
Chartoc,
The charter Of Local Assembly X. OF l.,
has boon returned TO Dgtrict Secretary
Lowia NJ Krumroy There are now no
Knlghts Of Labor In Canton, This IN the
last OF seven local assemblies.
The return OF tho charter N due 20 the
action Of tho General Assembly ~ Allan.
"a, Ga, In cxpolling Delegate O'Mnlloy OF
this district, and mcmhcr of thia Local
Assembly Mr.. O'Molloy was opposed to
the formation Of District lab, composed of
miners, and with headquarters nt Couni.
bus. This district IL composed largely OF
miners, and the district did not desire II
broken, HO was expelled.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
"A RANpANKnRoUs ronW
On tho Redemption Of Iowa.

fnY Az IOWA nUyl
WW do shout ilbra McdoHg
Why de- tuar ilkua hrhtG
Why dol raw W. ihu navel
Apt continually ~ and irAfi D..
rOifa aud lirsloE have gol th0f6-
thluY tlk yvAm WuW ~ uuu
A AOpiiIHH Wlil de- tur u liilps
NUuu I rllau au uldsilnu shout
ThrIw mo an aero ot ntJhrta,
bulsul IA " lld goats uiulmi
lluU inu H iniuUiu, waiter
Wine hhil,k ubu lua'y scream,
FOr I've boon walllnH yra waiting,
lhul lraIt year. uuA tlhi
hul uuu we've ful 'rlu, lra Epl Gu
Tie D,muulNlH Ihufr ~ LASS
on iur q hllo NJ % pumplln'
AHilg UH q iuuuUlNii iUpl
ON iut iuiiY ahuisu tHvut
dipped iu some elephant sop,
EumnTl0 mo an alligator
hunH WuA tutUlu hlyol
luuwu luuau ln Tie hlury
Aud lut hu Iuut uut lhu hNo,
NNNlN wv NNNN WNMIN W. WV NNNINAWH
liui now Mu uItiiUu uirtupa
A liuWkryu iuhu To- NiutU Two
VIII HnU old iowa llup
Let me give lhunla fora mllllonl
luti me ivNpl w tuuH aud Wiutl
Lpt me luud illi ny mouth tunl over
UlNluH ulhnka iul olgllti hinu,
Hone mo bear aud bison
truw tNu lturA NJ tho western plain,
NtlWg uiO q bulIulp W uUluH,
For tho d, ., y, ~ Hlblm
Set out cOuu aud pn'aum,'
over them clAiu lui,u pUuu
iur my lHst has been Hn tasting,
tuuld uat Tor vyufmufu
Throw mo Jefferson l0ugh.nut
hmullil rod IN jackson lUiruI
0Nu me % saw anl NhHtlhuL
While carve u Republican goose
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05

Married, on Thanksgiving day, by Rev.
+. Il. Fahs, MIR. George White and Miss
Frances Shrivor both OF Lake township,
Stark county,
On the 3Otu, by tho sgnn, Mr. solomon
llctrick and Miss Ieunio Shrvcr both OF
l.ako Lownshlp, Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A dAs hxsLoaIoN.
A Fifth Street business Block Receives q
heVeTa hh0pk- Plumbers Careiealnespi

A Fifth Street business Block Receives 1
heYerA shopfs Plumbers CareleasnesHn
Al 1910 this morning an eEplosinn tool
place in the new hnildiuH ~ flillllp VIA
Il CO., on fiiih street, which mNda qnlle a
loud report plnney 4 Leonard bad taken
contract Of plunlhiHg and we're ~ con,
duct lhn gae Into the cast room Which liAl
been recently rented Wy hthaslian Weg-
nor, Tho connection WAS about " lH
made aud ono nf the plumbers lefi ihe
elbow ut a gas pipH unsnalrd in lhe cellar,
IhG pine Was IN tho foundation wall in
tho center and tho escaping gas soon
found ils way between the Partition, The
meter showed that gas was hHiug COnHilinr
cd very wpidly, hat whore " Wns 40 QUO
could iell, iuliua ilauifer, % mnu employ
ed by Wild e CO,, took q match and tried
10 iiud tho leak, Ito found M
After igniting tho match he set ilra 10
tho qas bGtweeu thG partition and a loud
eKplnsIOn was the result llH was hlHnd-
ING 0n barrel and was thrown q RQlslAnce
Of seven feet aud camo up blalrH On Hll
fOurs Tie was slightly burned, but received
no serious iniurleR, The persons Ia The
house were badly frightened aud knew
moi what had happGued, liG pla6leHng
on bnlh sldes 0f DO wall fell viii q crash
and tho whole building received q severe
shock. The damage will bn about CO.
Had H. gas imnlted hall hour lHltrth
building would no doubt bp lll Hhles,
Two families live on tic second llOnr nud
a terrible disaster was unconsrlnNhly
nyerted Ia time, Tho cause pt The eEplOr
sion ID due 10 tho negligence nf ihe plum-
Nor
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DBOBMBGn,

nv NArg uuOwNLEH HiiHUwooD,
A CmahIug In tho mighty wood
A mutlUunW Ui coming Wihlhi
The winter kluR ~ IN lllH WlliJ.
llu Mhbulh mot iUr iliu On iluud
Awake, wild Winds, q welcome grand,
IN one tumuliuuuH huut NJ praise
lln luyuih not the pleasant lays
That iluut around The AumluUr bland |
illa luy IN IN the WallUf woe,
The bltluH INK NJ the hlllrf dlfrcI
1hu angry hllUWb sudden HurWu,
1hu fearful blast thu ipmpOslH hlow
Then form q cunning tlugly crown,
Ne lOlclua, cold, rlur aud bright
Anu tluEllng ~ tho ifluld niWht
40 hide The hluuknpB " lila ilUwni
And o. thou solemn sllcHt snow
A constant lntvrpOHur hN
lCtWruu lH mud llH tyranny
A Hhlull 10 turn hlu battle blow
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
Stark County School Examiners Notice.

oArroy.- examinations viii bo held ut Canton
on tne arat saturday Of each month
Aq MAaetr.Lor- -septombor nBtb, 1850.
Al AtttANoe.-OctoDer nth, 1850, aud on tho
last SATURDAY of March, lHHO'
Az rgl gtf uiry Aseoond saturday Of February,
uH s.,,,.A.., ~, ,,as,,,
rt.tn NNNN' NtN'l' "''""s W $3.50
1870 ,.,,,,.o ..,, ,aon
a Geu, ", yOllE
IN siSrk o. lpud ofl-Nalnihgcs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-12-05
A DEMOCRATIC puANKsGtvINa
SONG.



timpromplul
Ltt M yoll, for wo'ro ON top,
Len ila give u wild Wy Whunn,
RlUuuu, fhOut iur molly Suifki
For hllly NJ kluloyH IN tho b1Unl
Yea, Won rive thanks 10 Molly st1fk,
10 tho lnulf iptiuh she won HiOnpi
khOh clipper hullt the iauny maid,
Ana Huuina ~ hnnkcr Tor free trader
While lillly McKmlcy'u In tho sOupl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01
Honeymoon.

"Say, Perkins, old boy, why don't we see
you at the club any more? Has your
mother-in-law shut down on your" . No,
Brown the fact of the matter is, my home
is so happy now that there is no induce
ment for me to leave it. You look incred-
ulous. but it's a positive fact. You see, my
wife used to suffer so much from functional
arrangements common TO her sex, that her
spirits and her temper were greatly effected.
1t was not her fault. of course, but it made
home unpleasant all the same. But now,
since she has begun to take DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, she has been so we'll
and so happy that we are having our hon.
eymoon all over again"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01
SEWARD.

The sight of ships, the rolling sea,
Ihe changing wind to sing for me
Inc moon bound tide, crimson west
Wherein the royal sun at rest
Rides like a golden aTgosy.
With mastlike rays in cloud-sails dressed
voyager on an endless quest,
Whose farewell fills with majesty
The sight of ships.
Like prisoner struggling to be free,
Out of the mountain land flee.
Again see the heaving breast
OF ocean, where the petrol nest
And there across the sandy lea
The sight OF ships.
Thomas p CondT,t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01

No SAFER remedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble of the Throat,
than Browns Bronchial Troches. Price,
25 cents. Sold only in boxes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01
GENERAL NOTICES.

Stockhoio-rs' Meeiiug.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the cermania
Building srd Loan ssstclstion of the eity of
Sacramento will be held at il, Office, Ioll Fourth
street. MONDAY. January Il, 1859 at 1891 NJ.
fer the purpose of electing Directors for the en-
suing term, hearing the report OF the Secretary
and the transaction of such other bu. iuess as
may come before The meeting.
l.. NkuBOURG, President
II. ]. GOETHE, Secretary. d27-l2t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01

my fortunes made for life All, Captain
Godfrey Spencer, it was lucky day for
me when the accident of picking up your
card-case in the street suggested this fine
piece of work -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01

yor thirty years 1 have had Catarrh.
1t became chronic and very bad have used
only one bottle of rly's Cream Balm. and can
say feel like new iuau ! make this yolun-
tary statement. that others may know of the
Balm. W. Mathewson, Pawtucket, r. l. MwF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01
THE BLOOD is THE LIFE!
For the Blood and Nervesy

HOBBS NERVE TONIC PILLS MAKE NEW
RICH BLOOD, snd cures AElENIA SCRoFULA. PINE
PIES, BAD CIRCULATION, snd all impurities of the
blood, as well ss the following NERVOUS DIS
EASES, VIZ NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
VITAL EXHAUSTION, PREMATURE DECAY Loss OF
MANHOOD, PALPTTATIoS OF THE HEART, FLUT-
TERING, TREMBLING, NERVOUSNESS in any form,
NERVOUS HEADACHE HYSTERIA. NEURALGIA COLD
HANDS OR FEET PAIN IN THE BACK and all forms
OF FEMALE WEAKNESS. Try them. They are
sugar-eoated. Only So cents bottle. All drug
piSts. ROBES MEDICINE co, Proprie-
tors, San FrnnciscG, Gal. dI7-WSeowlvISw
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HENRY pcguARnT- 4,ryswgvr
7. n. ScHWANB, SO4 ] STREET.

MY STOCK OF HOLDINGS. PICTURE
wi Frames. steel Engravings, Glaze Photos,
Christmas Cards, Plush Cases, and the latest
novelties is complete, and will be sold at the
lowest prices. Pictures framed to order. and on
the shortest notice. dStoja2
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01

Advice 10 sIoihsrs.-azrs. yyinsIoyv's
SOOTHlNG SYRUP should Always be used when
children are cutting teeth. Il relieves the little
sufferer &t once X produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from PAIN and the little
cherub a~akes es bright as a button ii is
very pleasant 10 taste. II So0thes the child
soitens the gums, allays all pain, relieves y.iud
regulates the bowels, and Is the best-kaown
remedy for diarrhea, whether srising from
teething or other causes. twenty-five cents
bottle. NINETY
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01
HORACE TREvoR. K. c. BIZ

Godfrey Spencer's uncle," cried Colo
mel Mostyn. There's some deep villainy
in all this, that's evident. That box is pal.
pably stolen property, and that alone is
quite sufficient TO warrant the taking you
into custody"
There was nothing for it but for the
wretched young man to submit TO his fate.
David Roberts was communicated with, as
well as Sir Horace Trevor, and bit BY bit.
the true story of Algernon Mortimer came
out, first as sham detective who had
robbed the jeweler, ard then as the pre-.
tended nephew who had persuaded the old
General to entrust his jewels to his keep
ing. Nor was that all. Captain Dalrym-
BILE again related the suspicious he had be-
fore confided TO Godfrey. and being con-
fronted with the prisoner, unhesitatingly
identified him as a swindler who had de-
frauded his brother officers at Barminster.
George Spencer was written to and declared
that he knew "Aige.non Mortimer" only
too well, as a scoundrel of that name had
scraped acquaintance with his comrades at
Dublin, and been expelled from their soci-
ETY. for the most barefaeed cheating at
cards. 1t appeared that the rogue had
many aliases, and for years had subsisted
on the credulity of the public, whom q
plausible tongue and good education ena-
bled him to gull.
He was sentenced to penal servitude for
fifteen years, to the great glee of David
r. erts, who had blessed the lucky chance
w,.jch had taken him to Waterloo Station
on his way TO visit a sick relative at VIM
bledon at the same time the thief was
ef.eoiing his flight. Congratulations show.
cred upon Sir Horace Trevor for the mar
velously lucky recovery of his Jewels
and The RANGES Necklace" was a nine.
DAYS wonder. But Godfrey Spencer was
observed to be remarkably thoughtful and
subdlsd; and in few words he explained
to his friend Dslrymple the reason why.
You were quite right, old fellow" he
began, with an embarrassed laugh. you
told me that my careless habits would get
me into a scrape some day, and l shudder
to think what might have come of my los
ing my card case, and leaving my desk
open. That scoundrel had loaded revol-
yer in his pocket, and my uncle might have
lost lis life for the sake oil those Jewels
and all through me. He ran fearful risk
when he was alone in London with that
desperate fellow. l can't help thinking
about it."
"All's well that ends we'll" suggested his
friend consollngly.
But it is no thanks to me that my uncle
and his property are SAFE" Godfrey re-
turned remorsefully. i've had a lesson,
indeed, this time; and ii viii be warning
to me, to the end of my days, against care
lessness. l mean to turn over new leaf,
and that, too, on this first day of the New
Year.-AU the Year Round"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01

Why continue tho use OF irrltattn. now
ders, snuiis or liquids, when kly's Cream Balm,
pleasant of applicat on aud 81 sure cure for
eatarrn aud Cold in the head. can be had 50
cents at druggists or by mail. Not liquid or
snuff. AWF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-01

For holiday D-hcscies tor the Table.
such as Sausages all kinds. Swis, Cheese. Butter,
Eggs and fresh ButterInilk b. the glass 10 to
BAUMLES. rs street. d9,-lm
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture.

WITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
w themselves without the least exposure
change of diet, or change in application 10 busi-
ness The medicine contains nothing that is Or
the least injury to the constitution ASK y0m
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John Ettel, Assayer and Chemist, corner
Seventeenth and Jstree's. Also bGysg OId
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The best place in California have your printing done,
=. J. Johnston & Cos, 40 St. Sacramento, Cal
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For tirst-o!ass Carriage or Buggy 20
to HARRY BERNARD'S. sixth and L SIS Il
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CHAPTER II.

And now let me have good look at
you, nephew Godfrey said Sir Horace
Trevor, when the traveller and supposed
nephew were safely installed in their priv
ate sitting-room at the fashionable hotel.
What with the hustle of the Custom.
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L. III. Taylor, Civil AMI Hydraulic I'm
gineering. Also Land surveying pa ] IL II
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Emile Dreyfous, Teacher of Violin etc.
Leave CrOerS al any music store. C6-tf