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short rib q 90. lahort clear $50. whisky stead,


and uneh4 nged.
Nrbe Drovafs' Journal reports: Hogs-Re-
ceipts 18 aro shipments 2l0n; receipts ri the
week loo oop. against 8a,0OD last week. Prices
generafly 80 hiefer elo-ne weak mixed pack
Ing 9a a. Fhf 10 ~ soo too % c s
meuts $500 uniet. Rpnnr .lty unchanged prime
s.aree and nrm at 81 7om5 10; Common Q me-
um pl"tty bu 1ui"f aud weHk Mt 80 eOGb4 Is:
ba chers STOW 1T 500: s'oek@ra Rt"Rdy at 90 10
a. 70, teedrr7' strong ~ - boaa y. sheep
hscelp 500 sh'pmen's 400: market quiet and
unphuup,ai at ~ H0dpb On
sr LOUIS. Jan. Flour frmer. Wheat
higher bat slow; M 2 red ftlt 81 274@1 28If.
No q 10 81 70 Corn higher NJ 30 Oats higher
~ 37A Mti7ky 1niet e . o. PIX ilrmer Ut
sl3 Balk meats quiet and unchanged; only
Inbhiug traae. Lari omnal and UNCHANGED
Hogs lowat light shtUpns 81 l0a4 Is, pack
Inv V 25 40 butebaft II select Fl 4n0t 30: da-
mand and supp3y 90 tieht ~ - almost aus-
eud BUSINESS: markef II NJ and unchanged
unchanged: rec. 10 ZOO. -,
CINCINNATI. Jen II Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheht dun and nominal at 81 27d1 90
Corn dun at AmH os.s Urn u 399ti. Pork
dull and dr"opug at aI3 Lard in fair de-
maud "nd ilf,n ~ 74Sm7 H. Bulk meats
steady aud nnehauga :. Bae'n firm and un-
sides g.. hams ~ FIR If h ave- age. Whisky
rnsettl.t st 81 90 sugar Il m nd unchanged,
IS. packine RI aoo4 a6. bnteu r. q 4594s60.
,LoutsythLss,, jan, J. Flour n1l.t and IN
white 40. MIXED A. Oals tteady; white II.
mixed 40 Pork steady Mt Va 10. Lsrd steady;
tiaree ~ keg 99 Bulk meats steady. shOul-
ders -. u4h ribs ga stiles 7. Raeon scarce and
fl IN; shoulders-na here, rib'7}G sid.B ~.
sugar cured hams l0mioH Whisky firm.
BALTIMORE, jan. H.-Oats q N: Southern
5000 Western white 1870. do mixed 47@4s
Pennsylvania 5000. Provisions dull and uns
changed Coffas firm: Rio eargoes 14a1sk. E
Sugar strong: soft OK. Whisky dull and un-
changed. FreiRhts unchanged.
WILMIntToN. Jan. l7.-Srtris OF turpentina
steady at 4os. Hosn quiet; etrained 81 27K.
q OH strained 81 30 Crude turpentlne steady.
hard 81 30 yellow dip ~ 60 Tar atsadY at 81 81
Corn steady: prime white GO. mixed 60.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

In consequences of the poor assortment and
scaut supply OF cotton, and tho unfavorabIe
tenor of tho New York and Liverpool dis
patches. buyers were generally indispoeed TO
go ON except Mt CONCESSIONS which the factors
refused to grant This necessarily restric cd
the movement. tho sales amounting to only 1900
bal 8, exclusive of $50 yesterday. and rend rcd
tho market quiet and easy all dry.
Tho Cotton Exchange reports sales to day
1860 bales, Including $50 after o. m. yester
day Market quiet and easy.
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The Agency says, In relation to tho figures for

I1a year JUST CLOSED.
The phenomenal character Of tho year 1879
has. In nothing else, q moro complete illustrn-
tion than Ia furnished by the figures of failures
herewith submitted. The year has been re-
markahle for the extent nnt rapidly "a If
profits. resulting from the advance 10 values
and an Increased volume or trade. But the
foregoing figures show nao that II has been
equally remarkable for ita deorease In losses
from bad debts. The lose. or lock M, hy fall
urea, which In 1878 amounted TO s34 900 900. In
1879 amounted 10 only 500 oon 0oD-a loss lessened
by over two and . half mtiitnns per week for
the entire year. II IL probable that the gaina
from tgitimate advances In the prices OF mRr-
cbandias have been even greater In the agare
gate than this sum: hut 10 the compar atvely
limited class who suffer most by mercantile
failures the profits reaized from merchandise
aold In the year have hardy been IA great "a
the lessened lcss made hv debts In 1879, ~ com
pared with 1878 Not only. therefore h We large
actual prof been made upon sales. but the U
crease in the extent Of losaes Incurred l. so &C
curately measured by the figures herewith pre-
sented. that their testimony 10 the prosperity
OF the year Is most significant =
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FIR EEG n rs,
CONN ERCIAL.

Tour quotations represent wholesale prices er-
cept ,chen Job lots are specified
LEAF roBAoCo-Runnine stock 606 hhds stock
on sale 400 hhds. Safes hhds Quiet. Low Tugs
34@sAc p fb. medium 4@44c good ard ana
4h@4Ac. Low leaf 5@5Ac. r 9 iium GO 7xc.
good and fine 71a9sac, Sc ections s@10c.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-Fiae pug t8@62c p
fb. fine medium 57g62e Bright quarters. COM
mon sound $685. Blight navy. a. and ga.
dark hlacs sweet s4@42e. Navy lbs black 38@4sc,
navy IS black 34@43c. Fancy styles. natural leaf.
42@47c. No. !, IDS. extra fancy crosse.
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A NOTABLE DECREASE IN FAILURES.


We are indebted to Mr.. ID. A. W. bster. mana
ger of the New Orleans department Of the
Agency. for this circular. from which wo OK
tract the following:
The figures presantei by tho Mercantile
Agency Of Mesafa II g. Dun & Co, In relation
TO the failures of 1879 afford u most conclusive
proof ~ 10 tho healthy condition OF buaineaa
According to tha elabaraa array Of statistics
presented 10 the annual circular II appears that
the mercantile fntlur"s for 1879 we're a66s In
number compared with 10 Az ~ 1878. q decrease
of 1890 But It. IA In the amount Of liabilities
that the decrease Il most marked. In 1879 the
indebtedness duo by partes who failed was
s2sl, 900 600, while In 1879 the liabilities wore
only 500 600 600 In order to show that the re
duction ast yelr Is not only great rs compared
with 1873 but compares mpat fsvornhly with
the other years, the toll twtAG table II given. by
which the failures and iahi tiles since 1877 are
ahnun
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DOM ESTIO MARK ETS.
NEW YORK MARK EFT.

EroTs We're quiet at sc decline from yester-
day 4 quotations.
The regular sales comprised 8i2 bales and
tho deliveries oa ,ntraCt sl0 bae4.
. rotations = Ordinary lie. Good Ordinary
MIdiling i27sc. Middllug Upland l2Ae MID
ding Orleans t27sa. and Middling Texaa 121sc.
FUTURES Opened steady. ruled barely steadp
of m 400 bales
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q Tn.dnY,a YestardsY'R
days
h-AAiAH
LIVERPOOL MARK EFT.

sroTs- EaeIer but not auoabiy lower. coaing
at tad for Middllng Uplauds and tai for Mid
ding o leans The sales comprised 1900 bales.
of which 6iuo wsre American Receipts Of MI
kinds were $3.50 bales. of which $3.50 were Ameri
can.
FUTURES Opened dull and closed auleter
DELIVERIES UplHnds, any port, not below
Low Mlidling. wore quoted ne follows: JAnua-
~ ia 4. January and February ! 16 J. Feb uary
and Maroh 1lsi March and April 7lsa. April
and May 6-32D7 l6d. May and june T-S2d
June and July 9.34i. July and August 5-l6i,
August aud September I'D.
HAVRE MARKET.
There are sellers Mt last quotations. but buy
ora dem nd CONCESSIONS. Mt 81 francs for Tres
Ordtnaire tspoD and 81 for Low middling
taHoatl Both show n decline of franc.
DAYS NET RECEIPTS.
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GDFTO v.

TO,r quotations Of Domestic and Foreign Mar
kits are from The closing telegrhns and on t9t.
ton statisttcs from Tie Neto Orleans Cotton Bf-
changed
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Tha week lnst genr .isg, 65b lq1 482 ~
The MONEY MARHHT-A fair demand for
monay Rtlil prevails ut easy ratios.
Exceptional comm, retail paper Ia quoted TfDs
" cant: Al do -t99: collateral loans 1903: Al
mortgage 10; second gfnde nominal.
NEw YohK Money rnts r u cent.
LoRD3N- tank Of England rate 3 v cent: Con
aots 10 g..
PAms-Itsntes 81 TO-
SILVER Mexican dollars rule MT 8em-. trade
dollars pld0p6. American halvas anl quarters
apt4blol Bullion In London 90 3 t6d. here. lne
81 u W ounce
AMERICAN GoLD-Oallfornia 7do8 v cont dis
count, light weight 9TDpar. mutilito g v cent
discount
FoREIaN OoINs-In currency: Flvs-franc
pieces RDQ-c twenty franc pieces ~ 75 % II.
sov"reigns s. 1904 30. ten thaer places 81 600
=, Spanish dnuhUons SIS BED =. Patriot doub-
topna SIS $50. Mexican doubloans sl5 $500
Mexican twenty pesos piece so 350l0 a., south
American gold noe per pesos. German twenty
marks "a COCOA rs.
srHRlINa Steady Here commercial Is 4so
@t5Oa bankers -@4sg. bank cUta3; a. New
York commercial Ia 4al4 1872. tank 4s2 U489tb
FRANCES eady. Here commercial are 81
6p5 az bnnk -b5.2l 4 Mt New York CONNER
cihl ava OBJ 22%, bank 21A bh.20i..
NEW YORK SIGHr-Bteady Commercial st@75a
discount per $1,000. Bunk and bankers counter
checking rate par.
STATE CONSOL5 AND PREMIUM BONDS
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FINANCIAL.
Tour quotations Of foreign and domestic mar
kets are from the closing teleGrdn.s.l

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE WEEK
LY STATEMENT.
We are indebted TO Mr.. I. n Maynard. mana
ger OF the New Orleans Clearing House for the
following report Of the average daily condition.
after the morning exchanges. OF the associated
banks for the week ending Friday January ls.
1880.
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stage of the RIycrn,
Above low ohan,a

Daily teegraphic report of the stage of water
AZ various points. with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday at 3 %. M
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BREADSTUFF5.

1.-THE fpHotrinG prizes are for rohh Tots Jpb
lots ar 2ba5ae more per Dol according ~ qttfdN
F,oug- . llet and staady. Fine f-@5 ~ =
suut,rtlus S-hp5 G2is siuge extra So 90 Sab s13s,
rIo,he extra s6 Ia atn6 37s. trsble extra u ~ =
nG 62ls. famIiy 81 61a@6 a4S. choice S-V'
fancy 81 t2t,n7 %
UonN MEAL s-fD2 ~ " Dbl.
GRlTs 81 25aoJ 40 v hbl.
UuMINY 81 SOMA 10 t. Dbl.
RYE tL0UR-s6a6 Is " hbi.
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LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

suaAR-Tn fair demand and firm. RECEIPTS To-
day ight: only ss7 hhds: exports 6a9: stock
under the shedt 1911.
Interior ss@bI.s,. common -D6ho. good
common Ga e1sc. fair 67soe-e gooh fair 7p! = J.
prime 7407565 seconds 6tsnse. yellow curl
fed 8ssMoAe gray clarified sh@aasn. off white
samBAc. choice white s4@sAo. standard white
gnqtso.
MoIAsaEs- In good demand and firm for un-
fern, II ing n quota ions. but 305c under tor
ferulpnting. Re(Ai pts to-day 1914 hbs exports
1859 bbls; stock under the shoes .02 bills
comm u 29603lc " gallon. centrifugal 2893a .
fair 3 1895 ptlme 3603Sc, strictly prime 3st@4lc.
ehOir,1 43H44t
hICE . ,fet, with buyers md sellers apart
nud hold 10 asking tho following prices: No 2
lam5, tt,iniuou 61sUha :, prdi afy 6aWhts",
mir tem67s good 6tsW7tsc, prime 7aU7sc.
choice 1isG73s.
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RIVER NEWS.
OEFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. 4
Sunday, January Is. 1880. /
-...-.- Arrivals.
- "A Ii bs
Departures.

See marine column.
Departures. as
Emma Irvine Alvin, City Of Augusta. Do
smet. Belle ASSUMPTION, J. W. Uannons
Natcnez. Golden Raa J. A. bcudder 10 Brvar-
ly. Oharner, YazJo. Fair Play. Joha Ell. Hanna,
City OF Yazoo Big Sunfl1wer.
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LIABILITIES.

IOtAi- .s...-..-.s,..-k
COMPARED Win LAST WEEK
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NAVAL STORES Pitch 50 2s@2 so p Dbl. Tar 81
pentihe 46047He " gallon.
BALIKa StuFFs- Banging. 2 fb. HOO y
yard "a 70 @ 2c: ba,ing twine l2a-e n.
Grip lis 50 %. Acme tie 81, Triumph tie 81 80.
Finn Il Wier cotton bale tie 50 %. Compressed
tie 81 IS.
FoRhIGN FRUITS AND NUTS Lemons 81 p box.
Ratsins 81 IS Plantalns 75c gsl as v bunch.
Bananas 75c@s1 80 y bunch Persian dates
10 b. Currants exc p ID. New prunes 1o19c.
Cttron 2oc Y fb. Almonds 21c. Brazil nuts lie.
Eilharta
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EEFFHFFf5' . : . = = = - = fs9'E'E
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING
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:. PITTsBuna-To steamboats, SOC p box. retail 75c
v bhl, Wholesale 35c. 81. Bernard &C box to
STEAMBOATS,. retail &C. wholesale &C.
ALABAMA Pratt Ia selling at s5 y ton 1000
10 45c y box to steamboas: retailing a. Csc %
bbl. Helena ie selling IT Is v ton. 1000 ID: re-
failing at coo y Dbl. Montevallo IA selling at
q 80 v ton. 5000 b !: retailing At $50 . Dbl.
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WATTS b co IS ANNUAL LIVERPOOL orr
,ULAR OF JANUARY ., 1880

We are indebted To Mes ars. d. A. Given \ Son
fer thjs circular. from which we extract the fol
lowing,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-24

tober Gath, 4 below zero, Fahrenheit; November
Both, To-; December 23d, 81; January 25th, 40
February I'd, AZ March 10Th, So. The breaking up
of the ice occurred later than had expected but
when it did come, was so sudden that it took us by
surprise Not anticipating any immediate alteration
had arranged to start on another excursion, when
to our great JOY on the 18th of July the ice.foe
parted and the Vega after her Imprisonment OF two
hundred and ninety four days found herself again at
liberty. Steam at once got up and the gallant
vessel as stanch and sound when she left Sweden,
once more proceeded on her course. On the Goth of
July, when we steamed out of Behring's Straits,
flags were hoisted and We all gave loud Swedish
cheer with triumphant enthusiasm easy to under
stand for the problem of the Polar Passage to ASIA
which had baffled all attempts for three hundred
years, and over which many good ships OF differ
ent nations, with alas SO many brave lives, had
been sacrificed, was now successfully solved by a
Swedish steamer, without single casualty to the
vessel and without the loss OF a single life even
serious case Of sickness This long contested honor
has been by our ship, the Vega, and is added to
the maritime glories OF our country, Sweden.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-24
JAPANESE ToP-sPINNING.

At certain seasons of the year, top-spin-
ming engages a great part of the leisure
time of American and English boys, and
some of them become very skillful. But
apanese jugglers are the people to spin
ops, and L will try to describe some of
their more difficult feats, as | saw them.
was at a Japanese juggling entertainment,
and when the first part OF the performance
was over, the men who had been acting
cleared the stage, set on it a small table,
number of swords, and little house, ike
the doll houses sold in toy shops, bowed
low, and left. Immediately atterWard
richly -dressed Japanese made his appear
ance, carrying in his arms about dozen
tops, somewhat resembling common num-
ming tops, each with a long thin stem run
through the bulb-shaped part, and protrud-
ing at the top and hottom-the top stem be-
ing cased in a low sheath Bowling TO
the spectators, the Japanese took one of
the tops and twirled it briskly between his
palms for a second or two he then dropped
1t upon the table, where it spun around IN
that swiftly revolving apparently motion
less, state thst boy top spinners call
sleeping. The japanese indicated by
signs that it would stop " hen he told it to,
and, turning toward the table, he lifted
his hand as a command. No sooner had
ne done this than the top stopped as if 1t
really had seen and understood TIE signal.
The Japanese picked up the top again,
and, twlrlng 1t as before, placed it upon
the table, where it spun itself to sleep.
He then selected from the swords on the
floor one with long, keen blade, and lift
ing the top from the table by the sheath
OF the upper stem, placed the point of the
lower stem upon the edge of the blade,
] near the hit. The top spun for some
moments IN this position, and then be-
gan to run slowly toward the point of the
sword. When it had reached the point, it
leaned over at an angle of fo1ty-hve de-
grees, and continued to revolve for several
moments in that difficult position. until it
was caught in the juggler's hand just as it
was about to stop spinning. Throwing the
sword to one side, the performer again
made the top spin upon the table, and
picking up five others started them also.
He then stretched thin wire across the
stage, and taking the tops from the table,
placed them one after another upon the
wire, as he had previously placed the first
one upon the edge of the sword. They
spun around for a few seconds with
out moving; but suddenly, as if by i'm
pulse, they all started ON an excursion
along the wire balancing themselves as they
went, with all the nicely of expert tight
rope walkers. Reaching the end of their
trip, they dropped one by one into the
hands of an assistant, who stood ready to
catch them st. Nicholas.
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Capital CeIOnnade, No. IOI1 Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. The best of wines,
liquors, cigars, etc. JOHN HECTOR, Propr etor
dlS I'm
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THE GREATEST COLD
Observed during the different months was: Dc
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Suicide.

A distinguished Scientist once said: "No
man with strong, healthy stomach ever
committed suicide" yet many suffer the
torments of the damned with dyspepsia,
when single bottle of DIR. MINTIE's ENGLISH
DAyDELIoN LIVER AND DYSPEPSIA PILLS
will give relief, and, if persisted in, cure the
worst case of this distressing trouble. This
pill cures torpid liver, biliousness, sallow
complexion, foul breath, sick headache, heart
burn, pain in side and back. removes pimples
from the face, regulates the bowels, is sugar
coated and guaranteed purely vegetable. 1t
acts directly on the coating of the stomach
and on the liver is suited to any climate,
wet or dry weather, Beware of limitations I;
genuine has cut of lion ON outside wrapper.
Price, 30 cents. Sold by all druggists. H. G..
Kirk & Co., Sacramento, Wholesale Agents.
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How 70 save Money.

Instead of going to doctor, if you have
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, pain in back and
loins, smarting, inflammation, calculi, brick
dust deposit, or any trouble of the kidneys
or bladder, buy bottle of DR.. Minutes
NEPHRETICUM, the great Buchu Compound
1t is the best prescription ever compounded
for these troubles. Abrams & Carroll, Whole.
sale Druggists say: g We regard Neshreticum
as tie best Kidney and Bladder Reuiedy in the
market" Woodward, Druggist, Portland.
Oregon, says: Everybody speaks highly of
it." Childs, Druggist, Portland, says: "Sold
lots of it; it always does the work" Many
have been cured Of obstinate kidney COM
plants after the doctors gave them up.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81 bottle, or
six bottles for So. H. G. Kirk & Co., Sacra-
mento, Wholesale Agents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-24

THERE have been more cures of seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderful English remedy, Sir Ashley
Coopcr's Vital Restorative, than by all other
remedies combined. Why will you suter?
Send to A. E. Mintie, NJ. D., No. II Kearny
street, San Francisco, for the Restorative and
be cured. Price, So per bottle; four times
the nuautity. $40. Try a bottle
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-24

IS 25d4 . dozen for painted and vanished; Tubs
IS 25d6 y nest OF to s tubs Zinc Washboards 81
Sleeves, So 50(d4 so o dozen.
FREIGHrs- Good Templar. 126 TONS assorted cargo
for Mexico Disengaged to mage is plentiful and rates
in favor Of charter rs though quite s. low s
they desire. A wooden ship has been taken for Cork
at 50, 3D. VIII oh is the lowest SCOT charter In $ me
time Iron vessels are higher.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
Attention. ExeInp,s The

Attention. EXeInpis = The -
regular Annual Election Tor officers ISEszT
OF the Exempt Firemens Association B., ss)N
OF Sacramento will be held SArUk- ~ s..
DAY, January "a, 1850, at Fremcns Han, On Egnth
street. between and X, Sacramento. The officers
OF election are Eli Mavo Judge: and James
! MeCeerY and William Hnlvick Inspectors. The
| polls Will be open from To r. N. \ member
three months in arrears for dues and fines cannot
| vote.
Dated Sacramento, January II, 1850
! BY order. ANTON BREWER, President.
john DoAINGos, Secretary. LB. Cl iu96t
To Those Who Wish 10 Have Removed
permanently super huous Hair, Frecklgs. Liver
spots, Black Worms, Molds, etc, l will send
Recipe that will cure you, free Of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by PROF. E. dINNA,
the great Chemist and East India Plant Discoverer.
his great discovery guaranteed not to iulure the
skin in any way whatever Send a selfaddressed
envelope to V. POPPER General Agent for the
United States and Canada, 127 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal d26- 2pln
Capital CeIOnnade, No. I0I' Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. The best of wines,
liquors, cigars, etc. JOHN HECTOR, Propr etor
dls1m
Consomme. at the Forrest:" every
evening from to u nl7-1m
A Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and ndiscretiOns of YOUTH nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood etc, will send
recipe that will cure you; FREE OF CHARG E.
This great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America Send a self-addressed envelope 10
the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station New
York City. f3-MWSly
The seeds OF Sickness and OF death
In a disordered mouth are sOwu
When bad the teeth or foul the breath,
Both soul and body lose their tone,
Till S0ZODOSTS brought into play,
And sweeps those dire defects away
a jazz 3tlhSTu
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FIGHTING THE COLD.

To protect the hands used gauntlets of sealskin
edged with some long-haired fur for the wrists
When MT in use they were carried by ribbon that
went round the neck. And in addition, for working
in. wooden gloves were worn. In other respects we
wore the usual Swedish winter dress, except that
the wool was of somewhat better quality than is
usually worn in Sweden. Reindeer-skin jackets and
legpings were provided for all the men, as well as
great number of various fur coaks. But most of us
seldom used these, unless with cold of As c., or
what was far worse, gale with temperature Of
36. canvas garment worn over the ordinary sea-
mans Jacket was much preferred. At the time of
writing this no Sickness with serious consequences
has occurred, nor yet single OF scurvv. This
circumstance is due to the precautions, taught by
experience to provide anti-scorbutics, among which
quantity Of cranberry juice has played i'm
portant part For protection against the reflection
of the suns rays from the dazzling white landscape
which has surrounded US during the latter part of
the winter and the spring, without relief from any
other object of darker color, the crew were plenti
fully supplied with blue and gray glass eye-pre
servers. These were served out in February.
Through incautious conduct, however, two
began to suffer from snow blindness, but fully
developed case of that complaint has hitherto oe-
Cured.
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