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supremalx Delightful

To the emaciated and debilitated invalid
is the sense OF returning health and
strength produced by Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. When that promoter of vigor is
tested by persons in feeble health, its re.
storative and vitalizing potency soon
evlnces itself in improved appetite, diges-
ton and nightly repose. the sole condi-
tons under which strength and nerve
quietude is vouchssfed TO the human sys.
tenn. A gain in flesh of course ensues
upon the restoration of digestion and as
similation. As surely as winter follows
the fall of the leaf. does disease follow the
footsteps of declining strength, when the
premature decadence of vitality is not
arrested. Marasmus. consumption and
other wasting maladies are prompt to
fasten upon the enfe. bled. Avert disease,
therefore, with this grand enabling tonic,
which not only renews failing strength,
hut mitigates and counteracts the infirm-
tiles of age and those of the gentler sex
Rheumatism, malaria, liver and kidney
troubles yield to it.
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summer outing. 1t is a we'll known and
generally accepted fact that the aggregate
results Of a years labor will be greater in
the case of the man who works ten months
and plays two in the year than in the case
of the man who works twelve straight
months. And from an economical point of
view such outings are cheaper thar stay
ing at home; ,also when looked at from
physiological standpoint, see the grand re-
suits. The recuperation of vitality and
rest for brain and body is worth more than
many times the cost of the trip-paid out
for medicine and doctors bills.
| do not mean for YOU to go to some
fashionable summer resort, have your mail
come from the city every day, and indulg-
ing in dancing, bathing, dinners and all
other sorts Of social designations. This
would only be jumping from the frying
pan into the FIRE. What l mean is to go to
some quiet farmhouse in the mountains,
or with your family or few jovial friends
go and camp out in the pine woods, on the
banks of clear, pure spring or lake,
where you can get good fishing and hunt
ing. Take along your rod and reel, gun
and dog, leave behind yorr mail, except
your Forest and Stream, and all business
matters.
What you want is change change
from the din, rush and worry of city life,
to quiet rest and enjoyment. Try it once,
and know you will not miss taking reg
ular summer vacation every season if it is
possible TO do so.-Forest and Stream.
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PLAIN AMERICAN TALK.
Captain Smythe Will Enforce the Law at
Cedar KEYS.

SeudT heyS.
CEDAR KEYS (Fla.), May 21st.-The rev.
enue cutter McLane still commands the
situation and her guns cover the CITY. The
crew has been exercised at small arms and
great gun practice, and their actions have
Jared on the nerves of the people of
Cedar Keys. who look on the cutters ar
rival here as great invasion of their
rights.
Captain Smythe met a number of citi-
zens, and advised that they form a Pro-
vislonal Government at once, so as to keep
city affairs in good shape. Search made
by officers of the cutter on Saturday last.
under command of Lieutenant Garden. was
great success in all respects, but served
to show that great feeling of irritation
exists here.
The men were grossly insulted in some
OF the houses they entered and called Re.
publican hirelings, dogs, scamps, and many
other opprobrious epithets The men bore
all these insults and not man replied.
Captain Smyfhe came ashore about 10
o'clock yesterday morning, and, on going
up town, met quite a crowd of men.
Among the persons assembled was one
boisterous individual, armed with double.
barreled shotgun. He said, as soon as he
saw the Captain:
"Tll blow the head OF any one who tries
TO search my house" and various other
threats of like nature, which the crowd
seemed 10 approve.
This reused the ire of the Captain, and
be replied: al tell you that any man who
raises hand against my men will suffer
for it, and further, want you all 10 bear in
mind that we are here acting under author
ity of the United States Marshal, whom we
are assisting to rid your town of an outlaw
and fugitive from justice. II any man is
wropged by the Marshal be has redress at
law. ! warn you, if you think to take the
law into your own hands, you'll find your
selves in hot water at once.
sAs for you, my man." added Captain
Smythe, turning 10 the man with the shot.
gun, IF / hear any more seditious lam
guage from you l shall take measures TO
stop it / don't intend to take threats from
any one
1t is rumored tonight that Cottrell is
near here, and that if nothing miscarries
he will be in custody within forty eight
hours.
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aIscEL ANEous.
People Wonder

MTHEN they find how rapidly health
w is restored by taking Ayers Sar-
saparilla. The reason is that this
preparation contains only the purest
and most powerful alternatives and
tonics. To thousands yearly it proves
veritable elixir of life.
Mrs. Jos. Lake, Brockway Centre,
Mich, writes: "Liver complaint and
Indigestion made my life a burden
and came near ending my existence.
For more than four years suffered I'M
told agony. 1 was reduced almost to
skeleton, and hardly had strength to
drag myself about. All kinds of food
distressed me, and only the most deli
cate could be digested at all. Within
the time mentioned several physicians
treated me without giving relief. Moth
ing that l took seemed to do any per-
manent good until l began the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which has pro-
dueed wonderful results. Soon after
commencing to take the Sarsaparilla I
could see an
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FRESNO DoINGs.
Meeting of the Democratic County Con-
vention-Etc,

FRESNO, May 2lst.-The City Trustees
last night appointed committee on Fourth
OF July celebration, and a strong effort will
be made to keep Companies G and F of the
National Guard in Fresno on that day.
The Democratic delegates to the County
Convention net in COUGHS Theater last
night aud Endorsed Jefferson James for
Governor, aad Judge NJ. X. Harris for Su-
preme Judge.
Colonel Croker and railroad party. ex-
cspi Huntington, will arrive early to.mor-
row morning and spend the day in Fresno
Henry G. Sullivan is having a presinl-
mary trai for the killing Of his fsther in
law, J. III. Corrick, at me Billy Martin
mine lew weeks ago. He is trying to
establish az alibi, as no one saw the shoot
ing done All the evidence is circunstan.
tiel
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sULLIvAN-JAt KSON.
a Supposed Effort to Break OFF the
Coming Match.

SAN FRANCISCO, May Dist = President
Fulda. of the California Athletic Club, was
shown New York dispatch stating that
Sullivan had agreed to fight Jackson and
McAuliffe in Virginia, and he expressed
great surprise at the news. He said: Il am
not prepared 10 believe it, and do not feel
inclined to speak on the subject until /
receive my correspondence, which is now
on the road
do you think Jackson would break
faith with the California Club and fight in
Virginia or elsewhere?n
mo, do not. He would stand no show
against Sullivan in Virginia. California is
the only place where a colored man can
win fight on his merits"
Late this afternoon President Fulda re-
ceiyed g dispatch from the East He de.
clined to divulge the contents further than
to say that it contained this sentence
"Mischief-makers are at work trying 10
break up the Sullivan-Jackson fight.
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FROM OREGON.
Capitalists Arrested for Falsely Filing on
Government Lands

PORTLAND, May 2lst.- Deputy United
States Marshal SinDo;t arrived here this
morning from two weeks trip 10 Fort
McDermott. where he arrested John r.
Wallace. John MCGUIRE, John King. Jobn
NJ Vance and G. +. Coburn. The parties
are all under indictment for committing
perjury in filing on land in Malbeur
county, in this State. 1t is claimed in the
indictments that they filed upon land
which they swore was good only for timber
purposes, but which in reality was excel.
lent farming land, and possessed no timber
whatever They also located what they
swore was swamp land. but which was
beautiful valley land fit for the pillow. All
the parties are very wealthy.
Z. S. Miller. General Manager Of the
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II you have not laid out your vacation
for the season, begin now, and you will en-
JOY it in anticipation from now until you
go. always get years pleasure out Of
my summer vacation, in anticipation, par
ticipation and retrospection. Now word
to those who cannot spare the time for 4
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hU NJ PHREYS:
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
Fer Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Eogs,
AND POULTRY.

500 Page Book on Treatment of A NINA In
and Chart Sent Free.
cuREs Fevers. COMPOSITIONS, Inflammation.
A. Spinal Meningitis, Milk Fever.
n.B...Strains, Lameness, Rheumatism.
C.C...Distcniper, Nasal Discharaes.
-. Bots or Grubs, Worms.
E.E.--Coughs, Heaves, Pneumonia.
E.E.--Coiic or Gripes, Bellyache.
G.G..-M Miscarriage, Hemorrhnges.
n: H. Urinary and Kidney Diseases.
i.!.--Eruptive Diseases, Mango.
J.h.--Dfseases of Digestion.
stable Cese. with SPECIFICS. Manual,
- Witch Hazel OIL and Mediator 81 a
Price, Single Bottle (over 80 dosesl .ti3
Sold By Druggists; or Sent Prepaid anywhere
and in any Quantity ON Receipt Of Price.
Humphreys Med. Co., ios Fulton ST.. N. Y.
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Superintendent Porter, of the Census
Bureau, has decided to form collection of
all the newspaper, magazine and periodi-
cal publications of every description pub
lished in the United States this year.
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Improvement

in my condition, my appetite began to
return and with it came the ability to
digest all the food taken, my strength
improved each day, and after a few
months of faithful attention to Your
directions, l found myself a well
woman, able to attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given me a
new lease of life, and / cannot thank
you too much.'
"We, the undersigned, citizens of
Brockway Centre, Mich, hereby certify
that the above statement, made by
Mrs. Lake, is true in every particular
and entitled to full credence."- P.
Chamberlain, G.. w. Waring, c. A.
Wells, Druggist.
my brother, in England, was, for
long time, unable to attend to his occu-
patton, by reason of sores on his foot
/ sent him Ayers Almanac and the tes-
Iimonials it contained induced him to
try Ayers Sarsaparilla. After using it
little while, he was cured, and is now
well man, working in a sugar mill
at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia" -
A. Attewell, Sharbot Lake, Ontario.
Ayers Sarsapari||a,
,ssts--szs. PREPARED BY
Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, So. Worth s. bottle.
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A rattler was killed in Cucamonga Can
yon recently that measured seven feet two
inches long by eleven inches around the
waist. 1t sported twenty-one rattles with
button.
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for Fryers Broilers. small, s596: do, large, s. so
a 80: Hens, S5@6: Ducks. old IS 5065: Your q,
So 5O@1 60 p DOZEN Geese, old. 81 50@1 IS; Cos
lngs, g 25@2 so p pair: Pigeons, 81 50@S .
Dozen
GAME-We quote: Hare. 81 5O@1 IS; Rabbits,
81 Sol so q dozen.
PdONISlONS-Businessi is not of heavy proper
tons. but is of satisfactory magnitude and keeps
dealers fairly busy in filing orders Eastern
Hams. 1seals1sc; CshfoInia refrigerator-cured
Hams, 127Se3lSc: Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
lSGlS]c; California bacon. heavy and me-
dunn, s@loc; do light l251S@ise; do extra
light, li9liMc; 30. clear sides, 9lzI95sc;
Pork. extra prime, sl5al5 so; do prime mess, SIS
esl6 so: do. mess sl7ta17 so: do clear SIS 50Gl9:
do, extra clear. sl9Gl9 so . Dbl: Pigs Feet So so
OBS . Dbl; Beef, mess. bois, 81 SO as: do.
hf bbls. s. "a 80; do. extra mess, bbls, SIS 500
9: do, hf bbls, SOS so; do, family, s1i 500
Y . Dbl; do, smoked. ll1S@i2c p ID: Eastern
lard. tierces, 7546S14c; do l0ih tins e6s11c: do,
ltornia Lard. tlerces S1sGss4c; 40, kegs, 90
SIC: do. ION tins, 10 oil 14e: do SIN tins 100
l01ac; do, 10 b pals. l015@l0s4c do. 5-fh pals,
lie: 10, s-h pals, 1114c = n
WOOL-Sales are liberal and prices keep
steady. The market shows buoyant tendency,
and concessions on desirable stock are eScep-
tional. We quote:
San .Ioaouin and Soutberr, vaor et.nro
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UNDERTAKES.
w. J. KAVANAUGH,
q NJ ID Ell II - * Il Ed
No. 613 j St., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LWAYS ON HANC A LARGE iSSORT-
"A ment Of Metsllic and Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Cofins, aud Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest ratee. ONCE
OMEN iiay and night. IN
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. MARY NJ. CRONEMILLER,
~ Office Hours to 9 A. NJ, l to 8 and to S
P. NJ. ap29-lm
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Argument in the Arnold Case to be
OpeHed To-day.
SALE OF CONTRABAND SEALSKINS.
Capitalists Arrested for False En-
tries-A Montana Election Case
Settled-Etc.
TIE ARNOLD CASE.

IspEo1AL DISPATCHES TO THE RncoRD-usIos.l
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lections, s1a@9c: dry kips, do, &c . b. Calf skins,
do, &c; Gun Hides. Kip and Calf. 4@5c; Pelts;
shearling, 10@2oc each; do, short, SO@50c each,
do, medium, 65G.90c each; do, long wool.
9Oc@S1 % each; Deer Skins, summer, S5c; do
good medium, 25a2sc p n. do, thin 2Oc q b;
Cost skins, 3oc apiece for prime and perfect,
20tGS0c for medium. loo each for small
FRESH MEATS-There are no material
changes in quotations. The supply of all kinds
is ample for present requirements, and there is
nothing in the immediate situation to warrant
the belief of scarcity in any particular
description. Following are the rates Tor
whole carcasses from slaughterers to dealers !:
Beef-First quality. 51zG6c; second quality, So
SIZE; third quality, 41lG5c . D. Veal-Quotabie
Mutton : Quotable at 6@6l5c . h. Lamb .
Spring. 7G9c p n. Pork-Live Hogs, on foot,
grain fed. heavy. 4s4@5c; light, Sc SIC; dressed
Hogs, 7s4GS19c p h.
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90 BUYS a CORD
or STOVE WOOD, OR TON OF COAL
sor sS Ge. v,uy winters supply now q
tho G, o D. Yard Forth anc streets
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Union Pacific Railway Company. arrived
in this city this morning. He is here for
no especially important purpose, put mere
ly to look ever the traffic business in COM
pany with B. Campbell. When asked
about the trans-Pacific steamer line which
is to run between Japan and Portland, he
said the first ship will sail for this port in
about a week. The work of getting ships
in a sea- going condition had been crowded
ahead very rapidly and with success The
reports that this port is in danger of losing
the line are all buncombe, gotten up in the
interest of San Francisco
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Montana Election.

HELENA (Mont.), May 2lst-The Su-
preme Court of Montana to day decided
the contested election of Sheriff in Silver
Bow county, involving the validity of the
vote in the famous Precinct No. "a. The
Court unanimously held that the vote of
the precinct was SO irregular in all re-
spects and so saturated with proven fraud,
that it should be entirely rejected. This
elects the Sheriff and all the Republican
officers in Silver Bow county.
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THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS. APRIL III 1890

+. Mum is to succeed street Commits
sinner David y. Sanford
Much lEefHMeit has been caused
IntonG the sSay0spese by ex Freehoidcr
james Rollslon's assertions that he may
hase possibly been counted CIT and his
wall that he nsis defeated for Recorder
because the successful opposition lnanip
Mated the canvass wtth the siBews Of
war. or course the disgasted candidate
made no use OF Doodle III lis fight for the
Office
WhIt-ewinged peace once again dOini-
mates the Teachers Association, aud the
members may yet he invited by Principal
George a. Atwaier, 10 20 with him upon
that stereopficon trip TO Holland. al
though the volcano Of Jealous aBtagon-
isms and disscasiOhs siunherih2 beneath
The organization may send forth an erup-
ton at the next meeting.
Colonel Harry G. Page has aDie-8ated
tie season some ten DAYS or 30 by inyeiV-
ling May into the l}ayonue Herald Office
May is Il child OF the month of flowers,
and although not Of the fair sex n-st-
rate person TO know. His familiar cog.
uomen is Robert. and he is ii scion of d
family Of well known Brooklyn journal
ists.
AS both Boards of the municipal GOV
ernment viii organize tomorrow night
the City Hall will be janimed for several
hours by crowd Of patriots each willing
to sacrifice almost everything in order 70
serve the interest OF the community in
some official capacity.
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panies that havebeeu seen there and were
rated rs good.
GRiST FROM GREENvILLE.

i L. IL
Some queer storiea are going the rounds
relative 70 the Danforth Social Club aud.
if rGmor is correct, the name should be
changed TO ths Danforth Spooni ng Club,
The \. NJ. G. A. continues to flourish,
becoming stronger daily, much to The dis
comlture and disapproval Of a select few
who have been predicting its death ever
since the nignt Of its organization. Tn e
officers are live. energetic young me n,
and thoroughly understand the duties
devoiying upon them Better officers
than President Burger Secretary Dun M
and Treasurer Dusel could not be secur ed.
Ex-Judge Michael Schultz made quite
break at the last Citizens Associa-
ton meeting. He made a hos speech de-
nouncing the association as a ''do-nothing
organization" He wanted to talk 'tpoii-
tics, but The levei-headed chairman, Mr..
). " Harvey, put an end to such tres
passing by stating chat Citizens Assoc
citation meeting Is no place for a man to
air his political views. Mr.. Harvey is
the backbone Of the association. and a
few more men like him would make
Grcenvllie what she should be.
TX Mayor (of Bayonne) Oliver is one of
tfreenyille's Hyelfest citizens. The
genial ex-May0r knows d thing or two,
and he is one OF the few who speak com
mon sense at the Citizens Association
meetings. he knows more about local
politics and loeal interests than any
other man in town
One Of the pupils in the first class,
Urinary Department, of the Danforth
avenue school, had Cooked cold
lunclr' few days ago, as the result of
| carel essneSs. His lunch was carefully
put up in neat paper and was snugiy
lying ~ one corner OF the desk While
cureiesslY foofing with a match the sui
phur tgnited and in order to escape at
tracing the teachers attention he threw
il in the desk
A few minutes later smoke was dig
covered issuing from tae cracks in tn Q
desk and on opening the same flame
snot into the air. II was the paper which
contained the boys lunch. A more
frightened by it would be difficult to
picture.
A. Hennemeier and w. Klein, two
Greenvllie young men, have succeeded in
ainassing a half barreIfal OF live snakes.
Inc boys handle the greasy reptiles as If
they Were common sticks and think moth
ing OF carrying them in their pockets.
The remains of dog who departed this
| life about three mouths ago still graces
the corner Of Garfield and Linden ave
nues.
'srhe Friday Night Poker Club aud
Prayer Meeting Society meets on Sunday
mornings is the Information given by
an active Linden avenue member Of the
club
| IL is said that E. Yula, Of Linden ave-
nue., has not yet recovered from mis-
cream eating record smahing. Just
| think, girls, he ate six quarts at recent
lodge assemblage. An accompanying
| friend vouches for che truth of the story.
Nick Jensen, Of jackson place, could
only master four quarts
Rev w. r. Kiefer, former pastor of the
lat II dict
managing several concerts, held for the
I purpose OF paying the pastors salary, the
end Of the year still found deficiency
OF s33.
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LONG DOCK CHAT.

Grove street, one Of the city's promi-
nent business thoroughfares, is in most
disgracefui condition. All the streets are
bad enough, but Grove street can take the
prize for general flthipess-
Only sealer of weights aud measures.
now. is Alderman O'Rourke.
The boys about town now speak Of
John z. Feeney, as Commissioner e
Co.
A heavy business is being done in
wheat at the Erie grain elevator. The
shipments continue daily, and the inn
mense structure is loaded with grain.
The grass is green, and the trees at
Hamilton Park are putting on their
spring garh, but the park, Uttered with
paper aud affording pastures for numer-
Gus goats, despite the former attractions,
is anything but pleasing picture. Some
body should try TO make It presentable
and lit to visit.
Cunning is good Ia the second precinct
that is, it is good for the police, but not
for the toughs who resist arrest. Police
men Harvey and Cox are good shots with
the revolver. as Moss O'Donuell and
Neil Murray have been convinced during
the week. The toughs who infest the
precinct will be likely to take hint.
The pond just below the hill. between
Eighth and Ninth streets SENS to be a
fayorire place for drowning ours ana cuts.
A halt dozen carcasses in il are poisoning
the uir and they are not pretty to look at.
Our Health Board could look after the
pond advantageously TO the public in
terest
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UNION HILL CHANCES.

The following was received at our office
last week.
Editor Sunday Morning Nees:-
DEAR SIR-Notcing the phrase "Ietzel soup, =
which was used in your issue several occa-
sions, am curious to know what kind of dish
-lieIzei soup is and what might be the recipe
for the same. Yours, etc,
AN AMERICAN IN UsfoS HILL.
lowing to the want OF space we cannot
answer this communication today, buc
viii do so in our next issue. We Will also
publish the recipe for same.-ED
Charlie Ward takes his dismissal from
the Fire Department very hard. The de
partment was his favorite hobby and he
was an enthusiastic fireman. 1t is hoped
that the company will reinstate him, not
understanding the action of the Town
Council
What a dandy sergeant Fred Ahles will
make. Fred is handsome man, but With
handsome uniform he will be just the
stuff.
Fritz Leber wants to fight his dog
against any canine Of the Spite persua-
sion in the county.
Chief Icke. of the Fire Department,
does not think the Town Fathers did
right in expelling the members of the
Fire Department. The bouncing of
Stanford. he thinks, assumed far too
much