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8 A ROUND MILLION VOTES. THAT IS WHAT THE SOCIETY IS WORKING FOR. lUm Eva Shontz of the Young People's Christian Temperance Union's Work. Miss Eva Shontz spoke at the Seventh-street Methodist Church South last night on temperance work to an Interested audience. She came here highly spoken of as an eloquent speaker in the cause, and those who listened to her last night Indorsed fully all that had been said of her.

She is an earnest, forceful speaker, wrapped up in her theme and carrying her audience with her by the impetus of her earnestness. She explained that the Jwork of her department was to interest Christians, especially the members of the young people's Christian societies, in a movement by which it is desired to procure the pledge of a solid million of votes for the temperance movement by the next Presidential election. Societies are to be formed in every town and city, the ground districted and the work systematically laid out. Another object which is sought is the lifting of the debt of $800,000 from the Temperance Temple in Chicago, in which Miss Frances Willard was so greatly interested, and to the building of which she so much contributed. She gave an account of the inception of the temple, arising from the protest of the Trustees of the Y.

M. C. A. building, where temperance work had been carried' on for so many years with their consent, against the drunkards being brought into such close contact with the young men for whose welfare they were working. She related the sorrow of Miss Willard and her fellow-workers at the request, and the idea that came to her from seeing the office buildings and the fine income they brought to their owners, of building a similar structure and making it tbe source of income for the temperance work, as well as providing a hall where drunkards as well asi others could listen to the Gospel and temperance lectures.

She told how, when It was hoped to pay off the debt on the fine $1,200,000 building, the panic came on and the plan was deranged. Now lit is proposed to try bo pay off the debt by securing 80,000 pledges of $10 each, not to be paid until the whole number is secured, except by those who wish to make their shares collectable for the retirement of the trust bond on January 1, 1900. Miss Shontz has since Miss Willard's death consecrated herself to the work of temperance and organized the Young People's Christian Temperance Union, a movement that is rapidly assuming national importance. Colorado has now a. State Y.

P. C. T. and many organizations have been formed all through the West, the young people of all denominations joining in a crusade against the saloons. She said last night, in speaking of the work, that she had not strong enough faith yet to believe that the next century would not find the United States a nation of slaves, but she thought that by the next Presidential election the movement would be one of the great issues of the day.

When the million votes are pledged, it Is proposed to go to the leaders of the two great parties, and state that the one wishing to receive the support of the organization will have to insert a strong temperance plank in its platform. If neither one does so, a new party will be formed, and as the name "Prohibition" is disliked by many, the name will probably be changed. With a million votes secured, it is hoped that the movement will gain such strength that in four years more it will carry the country and free it from the domination of the liquor interest. Mies Shontz will speak again at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the Seventhstreet Church, and at 8 p. m.

at the Calvary Baptist Church, and will probably have large audiences. THE FRUIT MEN. What the Stockholders Did at Their Meeting. The subscribers to the stock of the proposed Fruit-Growers' Association met yesterday afternoon in the State Horticultural Society's room, previous to the calling to order of the convention of fruit-growers. R.

D. Stephens stated that in addition to the call for the suljscribers a convention of fruit-growers had been called to consider the situation, and as possibly there were a number who were not fully informed on the subject, he suggested that it might be well to take a recess until after the convention had adjourned. On motion of W. Lovdal, the stockholders' meeting took a recess till half-past 7 p. m.

At the evening session, Which was executive, the following directors were elected: A. B. Humphrey, Sacramento; John Adams, Placer; F. A. Chadbourne, Solano; I.

Galvin, Sacramento; F. C. Niles, Placer; F. S. Jones.

Solano; J. N. Barton, Placer; F. Gibbs, San Joaquin; W. E.

Lovdal, Sacramento. The following were chosen Trustees: R. D. Stephens, Sacramento; Alexander Gordon, Fresno; E. I.

Galvin, Sacramento; F. A. Chadbourne, Solano; J. F. Madden, Placer.

Investigating Conditions. Adelbert M. Dewey, special agent of the United States Department of Labor, is in the city investigating Government conditions, and will remain here for several days. Bluerock Shoot To-Day. Commencing at 8 a.

m. the American Gun Cub will hold a blueroek shoot to-day at Morrison's place near the Twelfth-street bridge. Everybody is welcome to take a hand. Balloon Ascension To-Day. At 4 o'clock this afternoon Professor Collier, the famous aeronaut, will make a balloon ascension and parachute descent at Oak Park.

He is one of the best in the business. Henry Rice's Body Found. The body of little Henry Rice, the boy who was drowned in the river, was found at Courtland yesterday and is now at the Coroner's office. The inquest will be held to-morrow. Back in Sacramento.

Peter G. Magistrini and family, who went to Porto Rico a short time ago, have returned and will resume their home here. "Man to be told that he looked "too Silly for anything." TME ItECORP-TOHXN, SACRAMENTO, SUNDAY. JUNE 18, 1899. THE TENNIS SEASON OPENS.

FIRST GAME BY THE SACRAMENTO CLUB. It Was Followed by a Pleasant Evening the Game Went. The Sacramento Tennis Club held its inaugural reception and tournament under most pleasing auspices on the newly constructed courts on the Capitol grounds at Fifteenth and streets yesterday afternoon and evening. The spacious grounds were beautifully decorated with flying colors and heavy greens, while a hundred young ladies gowned 1 in summer attire lent additional color to a typical tennis tourney scene. Four mixed couples entered the lists for the opening championship honors.

Victory rested on Miss Rose Sheehan and Bert Adams after two exciting matches. In the opening try-outs the victorious team defeated Miss Mattie Beaumont and Jerome Carroll in two sets of clever plays, in which hard drives and sharp rallies were in sets, and Meanwhile, Miss Sallie Beaumont and Stuart Upson had won the preliminary match from Miss Edna Carroll and Ernest Hoen and The finals were decided in two sets of splendid playing for such an early season exhibition, Miss Rose Sheehan and Bert Adams capturing tournament honors from Miss Beaumont and Mr. Upson. The first set score was six games to three, Miss Sheehan and Mr. Upson's sharp swing winning many points'.

The second and deciding set was won by the close play in games of 7 to 5. The officers of the Sacramento Tennis Club are: Harold J. Furley, President; Miss Sallie Beaumont, Vice President; Fred. Moore. Secretary; Miss Minnie Ebner, Assistant Secretary; C.

H. Blemer, Miss Edna Carroll, Miss Ralpha Hale, Miss Rose Sheehan, Dr. Blemer, George Lovdal, Stuart Upson, Halsey L. Smith. The members of the club are: Ladles Mattie Beaumont, Sallie Beaumont, Nellie Allen, Gertrude Arnold, Kate Biewener, Edna Carroll, Laura Cooper, Rita Oolclough, Alice Dray, May Carroll, Alice Dalbey, Louise Drescher.

Georgie Carroll. Minnie Ebner, Bertha Grau, Ida Herndon, Ralpha Hale, Hadie Grau, Alma Heitman. Helen Howe, Edith Lynn, Florence Jones. Minnie Kleinsorge, Mabel Lyons, Jane Morrison, Jessie Mott, Edna Sheehan, Alice Weinstock. Elsie Smith, Flora Meiister, Edna McClatchy, Ethel Parsons, Margaret Quinton, Nellie Siddons, Rose Sheehan, Alice Stevenson, Alice Sheehan, Ann Schaw, Florence Smith, May Seadler.

Helen Weinstoek, Meta Turner, Blanch Twitchell, Jennie Snook, Ruth Seadler, Alice Willis, Gertrude iseman, Florence Williams Kate illis. Sophie Whitney, Elizabeth Wright, Etta Wallace, Lulu Yoerk, Mrs. Anna Campbell, Mrs. Wasson, Mrs. C.

H. Blemer. Gentlemen D. Adams, G. Buchanan, George Clark, Dr.

C. H. Blemer, R. Bauer. Dr.

Jerome Carroll, K. Oothrin, illiam Diersson, W. G. Gerber, Furley, F. Gray, A.

H. Hawley, J. Heffron, M. Hoen, S. Hopkins, H.

Hurd. C. W. Ilgner, George Lovdal, F. W.

Moore, G. M. Mott, F. Klesel, A. J.

Pommer, Dr. Powell, H. N. Harnett, William Sims, W. Sutltffe, Halsey L.

Smith, Halsey O. Smith, Towne, L. S. Upson, R. H.

Van Voorhies, R. E. Whitney, M. H. Upson, R.

Van Norden, Jerome Warrack, Frank Smith, Irvine. After the game a reception was held at the court, which lasitedi till about 9 o'clock, and was a most enjoyable affair. The court has handsomely decorated with the club colors (orange) in bunting, interspersed with palm leaves. There was a pretty bower in one corner, where lemonade was dispensed. All about the camp were bamboo poles' from which were suspended Japanese lanterns.

Besides the lemonade, ice cream and cake were served, It was a brilliant affair throughout, and the club should hold many such receptions during the summer months. RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY. tAt 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

except otherwise stattd.) Presbyterian. Westminster and streets. Services at 10:45 a. 12 m. and 7:45 p.

m. Y. P. S. C.

E. at 6:30 p. m. and Sunday-school at 12:15. Y.

P. S. C. 6:30. Services at 11 a.

m. and 7:45 p. m. Methodist Seventh, and Sunday-school, 9:45. Methodist (A.

M. and H. and streets 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p.

m. Sundayschool at 12:15. Eleventh, and Sunday-school, 12:15. Park; Sunday-school at 10 a. tn.

Epworth League, 6:45 p. m. Scandinavian Methodist Pythian Castle, Ninth and I. United and Sunday-school, 9:45. Christian Pommer's Hall, 505 street; Wednesday evening at street, i Baptist.

and Sun: day-school, 12:30. Young People's meeting at 6:30. I Baptist. Twelfth and Thirteenth; Sunday-school, 9:45. Services at 11 a.

m. and 8 p. m. Baptist. Emmanuel Twenty-fifth and Sunday-school, 12:15.

Baptist, Oak and Thirty-third; Sunday-school. 10 a. m. Baptist, Mount and Sunday-school, 12:30. Christian.

and Sunday-school, 10 a. m. German and Sunday-school, 10. Lutheran, and Sunday-school, 9:45 a. m.

Lutheran, and K. Episcopal. St. Eighth, I and Sunday-school at 9:45 a. m.

Episcopal, St. Twentythird and 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. Sunday-school at 4 p.

m. Catholic, St. Twenty-sixth and K. Sermon in English only at 6, and 10:30. At 9a.

m. mass and sermon for German Catholics. Sundayschool, 10 a. m. Catholic, and 6:30, 8, 10:30 and 7:30.

and J. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.

Latter-Day Hall, Seventh, between and 11 and 7:45. Latter-Day Saints. Twenty-fourth and K. services 7 o'clock. Marguerite Sunday-school (Congregational) Twenty-third and streets.

We drop a big job for a little one when we neglect ourselves to reform others. IN RELIGION'S REALM EXPRESSIONS FROM VARIOUS RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPERS. The Religions Thought of tha Day as Expressed in the Sectarian Press. "In the confession of a true faith we worship the Unity of Trinity." says the New York "Churchman" (P. "In the universe we find absolute unity in diversity, and boundless diversity in unity.

The highest unity is that which is able to hold together In one the greatest amount and degree of difference and even opposition. The material heavens are balanced by the action of contrary forces and nature is beautiful through its contrasts. It would appear that God meant his church to be, like Himself and His natural creation, not only a in diversity, but a unity in the richest and widest diversity. Diversity of gifts, diversity of functions and operations in the beginning only magnified the unity of the one spirit that bound them all together in the one body. Not only is that unity truer which, as we have said, is able to hold together in one the greater diversity, but it is a more developed, a richer, and a higher unity.

In this sense, diversity is the very measure of unity." do say," says the "Catholic Champion" (P. of the Church of St. Ignatius (New York), "and let us continue to say that there is no. objection to any kind of investigation or any amount of it, but that previous to the investigation this much is settled by Revelation and expressly accepted by the whole Church of God, that the Holy Scriptures are inspired by God in a manner wholly different from all other writings, and so that they are 'the infallible and undeceivable Word of and whatever is contained in them is true. Let us continue to say that the church also is infallible, and that she, not 'the best is the witness and keeper of Holy Writ.

Let us continue to say that reason also Is infallible. Nothing can be found in the utterances of the church which is contrary to Holy the law of the church's being keeps her from any such utterance. Nor can anything be truly found in Holy Scripture which is contrary to the utterances of the church. In like manner, and equally, nothing can be found in sound reason that i 3 contrary to either church or Scripture. Let us say that thus we agree with Dr.

Briggs that there is a co-ordinate authority in these three, but with this radical difference, that we know their authority is infallible, whereas he believes in no infallibility that can speak to men." "Surely," says the New York "the man is not unorthodox who asks what the Bible says, and frames his creed by what that Bible teaches. The man who really honors the book is not he who makes for it claims which lt does not make for itself, but he who humbly accepts its own testimony as to its place and value. The Westminster Confession speaks with careful accuracy of the Scriptures as 'the word of God That there is also an unwritten word is a legitimate inference. The Shorter Catechism speaks of 'the word of God which is contained in the Scriptures of the Old and the New With these expressions no Christian scholar can find fault. He has no objection even to saying that these Scriptures are tbe word of Qod.

But lt should be kept mind that other words than those of God are contained in them; and the further truth, that as. there was a word of God before there was a Bible, so there are vast fields of truth outside Its covers. 'Thy word is said Jesus. And all Truth is therefore God's word, wherever found, however it comes to men." "Let It be granted," says the New York "Outlook," "that words can be found sufficiently exact to define with mathematical accuracy the very unmathematical conditions of spiritual life; it remains true that such definitions have no tendency to unite believers. They fasten the mind on the circumference, not on the center; on the divisions, not on the unity; and they do this in the very nature of the they are definitions, and concern the supposed boundary lines of spiritual thinking.

Creeds would divide the churches even more effectually than they do were they not generally forgotten as soon as made. The Apostles' CTeed, which is not a definition of theology at all, and does not contain a single scientific theological word, is measurably familiar to the laity; but other creeds are rarely read, and still more rarely memorized. The reader can test this question for himself by asking the members of his family to-night to tell him, either in their own or in the words of the document, what is the creed of the church which they attend." "We are aware," says the New Tork I "Observer" "of the quibble of the perfectionists that it is not they w-ho are perfect, but Christ in them. This is not to the point. Nobody ever questions the perfection of Christ.

But that is not to say that His perfect nature is substituted for the nature of the believer, in such a sense as that the latter can say, am perfect because I I am Christ who is which is the virtual paraphrase of what these good but uninformed brethren are saying. The divine and human egoes cannot be confused together in this misty way. Esther tbe man is perfect or he is not. So far as he is good he is good by Christ's grace, but no man can by a simply act of will, as though by a kind of spiritual legerdemain, suddenly superimpose the perfect Christ upon himself so that every trace of the man himself disappears at once in a blaze of borrowed holiness, converting the man into a spotless angel by an instantaneous miracle of saractification. The trouble comes because of the confounding of justification, an instantaneous, imputative act, with sanctification, a long continued, laborious process.

Ttoubtless God could if He desired instantly sanctify a man wholly, but as a matter of fact He does not do so." FERGUSON OF COLORADO. What He Has to Say is of Interest to All Men and Women. HE GIVES CREDIT WHERE IT IS DUE. i He Writes to Tell You What Is Best for You and Why it is Best. Suffered for Many Years With Weak and Shattered Nerves, but is I o-day the Very Picture of Health.

Wasting diseases as relate to the digestive organs and nervous system are frequent occurrence. a The delicate organism and functional operations of the entire "festive apparatus are such as under many conditions render it particularly liable to disease. The delicate process of wo eat so that it may be that lt may be taken up by the system and converted into flesh and blood, and the selecting the waste digestive apparatus wrecks i a vous system at the same time, a that affects the function of theiwn abd brings on dangerous comPbcaUon. shoukl not be neglected. It be cureu, cure for Nervous Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all etomach troubles.

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I tried many remedies and many doctors, but kept on going down hUI until I began taking Hudyan I noticed a effect at once and in a few weeks' time was completely cuxed I consider Hudyan a roost wonderful remedy. Rs WILUXMS Many letters Indorsing Hudyan are received with every mail. In the face ot such evidence the remedial value of Hudvan cannot be doubted. hudvan acts upon those old chronic caseVof Dysr-epsirand Nervous ExhaustKTlust ai thoroughly as in mild attacks nf Indleestlon or biliousness and Nerve Weakness! Hudyan gives new life and energy not only to the stomach and but to every organ in the body- Hudyan cures Nervous Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach Biliousness Constlpatlon- Anyform of Weak Option-Headaches -Palpitation of the Heart-Dizzy Spells- Nervousness Sleeplessness Impaired Memory Tired and Worn-out Feellng- TTmTLciation. all other coitions due to weakened digestion and ITfor 9 sale by a Ck doir ot Hud-, send direct to the Hudyan Remedy comer Stockton Ellis and SSSESt stteeta, San Francisco, Cal.

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They are very real and grievous afflictions. There are many other diseases that are directly due to weakened nerves. All the organs of the body, heart, lungs, stomach, liver and kidneys depend upon the nervous system the vital force which enables them to properly perform their various functions. When the nervous system becomes weakened, then we have exhaustion and disease. When the nerve tissues are used up faster than they are repaired, lt Is then that the vital organs suffer, and you have heart disease, nervous dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.

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Years devoted to the study of the nervous system, and the application of remedies to the debilitated conditions of the nervous system, has led to the discovery of the Great Hudyan, the wonderful specific that nature Intended for the rebuilding of weakened nerves. Besides those diseases that relate directly to the nerves, such as Nervous Exhaustion, Nervous Prostration, Nervous Debility, Epilepsy, St. Vitus Dance, we have weakened conditions of the Stomach, the Heart, the Liver, the Kidneys, the Lungs, that are due to a weakened condition of the nerves that govern these organs. Hudyan will cure all such disorders. Hudyan, the great nerve restorer and system tonic, promptly overcomes Debility, which is always due to a weakened or exhausted condition of the nervous system.

Hudyan is a capital remedy for the exhaustion of brain power or professional, literary or business men. Women who are nervous or debilitated as a result of those weaknesses and diseases peculiar to their sex, will find that as well. Hudyan gives strength and vitality. Weak and afflicted women will find In Hudyan a friend indeed. Hudyan is for sale by cents a package, or six packages for $2.50.

If your druggist does not keep Hudyan, send direct to the Hudyan Remedy corner Stockton, Ellis and Market streets, San FTanclsco, Cal. YOU HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF CONSULTING THE HUDYAN DOCTORS ABOUT YOUR CASE FREE OF CHARGE. CALL OR WRITE. Hudyan cures all diseases of the blood and nerves. Nervousness.

Weakness, Exhausted Nerve Vitality, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Locomotor Ataxia, Paralysis, Sleeplessness, Headache, Despondency. Mental Depression. Hysteria, Neuralgia, Pains in Side and Back, Epileptic Fits, Palpitation of Heart. Nervous Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Mental Worry, Early Decay, Constipation, all Female Weaknesses, Pale and Sallow Complexion. CHRONIC KIDNEY DISORDER.

Fatalities Being Reduced to a Minimum. Hundreds of Men and Women Have Been Cured by the dreat Hudyan. WHEN WE TAKE INTO CONSIDERation the importance of the work par- STATE INSTITUTIONS. Located at the Capital City. Evidence Accumulates as tha Witnesses Testify.

THE SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. What the People Think of Them. Speaking for ourselves, it Is no exagee-. ation to say that the NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE at street. Sacramento, which has had such great success in treating and curing thousands of patients during its existence here for tha last six years, now stands the peer of any like INSTITUTION on the PACIFIC COAST.

NOW READ WHAT OTHERS SAY. Myself, mother, daughter and son hava been treated and cured at the Neagle Medical Institute, and we feel that wa could not say enough In praise of that institution. MRS. MARY V. KOCH, 727 street, Sacramento, Cal.

For years I was in miserable health. I was treated and cured at the Medical Institute. I am now a well woman and I would recommend all persons suffering from any disease to go there and be cured. I live at I street, Sacramento, CaU MRS. E.

W. RIVERS, Nee Ida E. Coffman. I was a long sufferer from neuralgia, rheumatism and nervous troubles. I was treated and cured at the Neagle Medical Institute.

I would strongly recommend this Institution to the sick. J. H. ALLEN. Oak Park, Sacramento Cal.

DR. NEAGLE. the founder of the INSTITUTE, is a regular physician, having attended the Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia and the Louisville Medical College at Louisville. Kentucky, and graduated with honors. He also has numerous diplomas and certificates for special courses, and has been licensed to practice medicine and surgery by the Stata Boards of Illinois.

Missouri, Colorado and California. Specialties: Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Deafness, Catarrhal Troubles, Skin Diseases, Nervous Diseases, Nervous Prostration, Nervous and General Debility most successfully treated. Diseases of women and children given careful attention. Symptom blank No. 1 sent free.

Consultation, either at the Institute or by mall, free and strictly confidential. NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, located permanently at street, Sacramento, IMMENSE Closing Out Sale. I offer my entire stock of woolen 9 regardless of cost for the next forty days as I intend closing out the business by July 1, 1899. Come early and make your selection. Fine suits made to order for less than ever before offered in Sacramento.

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Ellis and Market streets San Francisco, Cal. YOU' MAY CONSULT THE HUDYAN DOCTORS ABOUT TOUBCASE. FREE OF CHARGE. CALL OR WRITE. formed by the kidneys, we readily perceive the value of a medicine that insures their health and activity.

The office of the kidneys is to take from the blood the impurities and waste matter of the system and discharge it through the bladder. They are the filters of our system, so to speak. When they fall to do this the blood becomes overcharged with poisons and impurities, and disease ensues. The health of the kidneys themselves depends upon their proper working. Among the most important of Kidney Diseases are Bright's Disease, Diabetes and Fatty Degeneration.

HUDYAN is an admirable remedy for toning, strengthening and rebuilding the kidney structure. In these serious diseases the kidney cells break down. HUDYAN will correct this trouble. If you suffer with pain in the back or sediment In the urine, delay not one moment. You need HUDYAN, for HUDYAN will cure you.

If you suffer from weakness or Irritation of the bladder it Is In all likelihood due to an imperfect action of the kidneys. HUDYAN will at once relieve you. If you notice pufliness under eyes, if your feet swell, if your heart palpitates, look to the kidneys. These are early symptoms of weakened kidneys. HUDYAN will correct the difficulty at once.

Don't wait until your whole system becomes contaminated with the poison that should be eliminated. HUDYAN is for sale by druggists, 600 a package, or six packages for $2.50. If your druggist does not keep HUDYAN, send direct to the HUDYAN REMEDY corner Stockton, Ellis and Market streets, San Francisco, Cal. You may consult the HUDYAN doctors about your case, free of charge Call of write..