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Making Voters.


 The Board of Selectmen a.ere in session yesterday for the purpose of making voters. During the day 19o voters were made divid- ed by wards as follows:
 First ward, 6; Second ward, 12; Third ward, 19; Fourth ward, IT; Fifth ward, 22; Sixth ward 19; Seventh ward, 20 ; Eighth ward, 14; Ninth ward, 2O Teabh ward, II; Eleventh ward, 9; Twelfth ward, 9 Thirteenth ward, 7; Fourteenth ward, 6; Fifteenth ward, o.
 9 o'clock and will continue in session until 1 p. m when an adjournment of one hour will be taken for dinner. After dinner the session will continue from to p. m. From present indications large number on the list to be made' will get 'left."
 The East Dedham Failure
 The failure of the great woolen mill of R. O. Storrs $ Co.,, at East Dedham, Mass, for $42o,o0O, is not only bad thing for various business men, as we'll as for the industrial interests of the locality immediately con- cerned, but the list of creditors reveals sun- dry savings banks. These institutions-in Connecticut at least-have no business to be loaning the funds committed to their care to manufacturers in other States, unless under certain explicit instructions. The Dime Sav- ings bank of Willimantic is in this case 8 creditor to the amount of $5, ,0OO, and the Winsted National bank is in for the same amount. Various New York, Boston and Worcester parties are involved to the extent of $2O, GOO to $50, 900 each. MT. Storrs is the elder brother of Augustus and Charles Storrs, of New York, who have done so much for Mansfield in bequests and improvements They gave to this State the farm and build ings of the Agricultural school.-Harttord TInaeS,
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''The Princess of Lorne'' Brand of velveteen in black and colors, we are offering in all the qualities. The best judges fail to tell the difference between them and the finest silk velvets.
 EDWARD VALLEY & Go.
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Now is the time to put your furs in good order before the rush which always comes with cold weather, and there is no better place to go than Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street. Oc21 Ct
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Those unhappy persons who suffer from nervousness and dyspepsia should use Car ter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made ex- pressly for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic suf- ferers Price 25 cents, all druggists.
 Wholesale by Richardson & Co. all drug gists at retail o25 Cd 1w
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The largest stock of fancy feathers, birds and breasts in the State is being shown by
 EDWARD VALLEY & Go.
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Our lady patrons are cordially invited to inspect our magnificent assortment of trimmed hats, bonnets and turbans.
 EDWARD VALLEY & Go.
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school Reception.

A reception was held in room 5 Dwight school, Miss Southworth teacher, yesterday afternoon. There were interesting speaking, singing and dialogues and pleasant time. Many parents and friends were in attendance.
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The yellowest case of jaundice can be cured by Carter's Liver Bitters. They exert pe- culiar influence on the liver and bile, and re- move that unhealthy sallow look from the skin.
 Wholesale by Richardson & Go. all drug gists at retail o25 Cd 1w
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That you can save at least 20 per cent. or your purchases of misses underwear by call ing on EDWARD VALLEY & Go.
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Donations to the New Haven Orphan Asy- lum from September 2sth to October 26th, 1882:
 s. E. Baldwin, $50 Mrs. Lewis Fitch, $1O |; Miss Julia Elliott S5 Wm. M. Russ Il, discount bill, SlO Frtsbie, Chase x Co., discount bill, S2, 25 charity box, S6.11.
 A. F. Wood, medicines for the month Mrs. Julius Tyler, jr, one hundred biscuit friend, second hand clothing, furniture, crockery books and papers, 0. Willis ten tickets to pr Vincents lecture Mrs Woolsey. maugle; Mrs. Ives, flowers.
 Visiting committee tor Nsvember-Mrs. W. F. Day, BIO York street Miss E. K. Twining, 314 Prospect street; Miss M. E. Scranton, 522 Chapel street.
 MRS. G. W. CURTIS Rec. Sec.
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We are selling fancy feathers, birds and breasts at lower prices than any dealer in New Haven. If you will kindly call on us we will prove it.
 B Hn
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Police Notes.

Among the arrests last evening were those of Patrick Donnelly for stealing quinoes from George W. Goodsell, Michael Driscol for disobedienee to parents, and John Cum mings for truancy.
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Trunks and Ba %s

is three times the man he was before he began using Wells Health Remover. $1. Drug gists
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Second Regiment at QuiGnfpfac Range
 To-Day.

The annual target shoot of the teams of the Second regiment and Foot Guard takes place to-day at Quinnipiac Range There will be eleven teams in competition. large num- Der of extra prizes have been contributed by our citizens, and they were classified at a meeting at the Union armory last evening. The programme and regulations and names of officers of the shoot have been already given. The teams go out by the State street horse cars. Some will start at about eight o'clock. The shoot begins at 9.
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cold in the head is one of the best things that can happen to a lady with lace handkerchief, and Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is decidedly the best remedy to cure that cold.
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Seal Sacques,

Early buyers get the best bargains as the assortment is large and prices reasonable at Stevens & Brooks 273 Chapel street.
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good medicinal tonic, with real merit, is Browns Iron Bitters so all druggists say. o20 6d1w
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Ladies {.

You can certainly save 35 per cent. in your millinery purchases by calling on This appears like an impossibility,it is nevertheless fact EDWARD VALLEY 8 Go.
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S. SILVERTHiU 4 SON.
 Established 1S46) No. 268 Chapel Street, NeuH
Read the following extract from an editorial in the New York Med-

4SCNU C11o 1O1lo OASISACC l FOk1 an editorial in the New York Med- ical and Surgical Journal:
 A. HELLER S BROS. WINES.
 The senior ember of this firm residing in Hungary is ena bless 10 give hts persOn- al supervision so the selection Of his wi "es -An adva n ta Se not possessed by ny other i'm porter in this country Canada.
 These wines are of the finest Qu Hty, possess a delicate aroma, E ii me flavor, hd are unsurpa ssed for ta ble medical use
 There are several choice brands, " hose ci prtnceps of EIl wines for reVayifying a debtlktated constitution & nd restoring the tone a broken-tiown system.
 These wines have in many better permanently benefictaG than iron, phos- phOrus, c8lisAya, other eiixIrs and tonfcs now In the mar 4ket. Indeed, they arc fast ta king the place of the iast-nam- ed rem sdies.
 We have used them In practice, saad have found them to be of incaIcuIahle benefit to the dyspeptic. giving as they do a rest to the appetite VI hen other feme- dies have proved of no avail
 We have tested them thOTOu ghIy and found them pure.
 Having had an opportunity of witness ing their merit, we ch eerf,rl1y recon me end them to the medical profession as un- eIUated in their aher:s uausic guaIities, and well calcul ate0 prove of the greatest adva m ta ge a nd utility as n tonic, sld of the ut,no benefit the di & esaion and the general healsh.
 All the goods that \ sell arc guaranteed absolutely pure. I sell any quantity desired.
 H. J. REYNOLDS. 79 Crown Street, New Haven, Ct. Of A Heller Z Bro. Inn N. Y.
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The Hop Plaster will cure Back Ache, and all other pains instantly. 9 cents only, at druggists. oc24 Cd 1w
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Turban frames only cents at Edward Nal lev < Co.'S
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Rough on Corms.'

Tam O'Shanter Caps, Hand knit, in all colors for children only soc.
 EDWARD VALLEY x Co.
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Ruptured, ca on us; guarantee satisfaction. Rubber Truss Co.,. ,256 Chapel st.. Garfield bdg.
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Ask for 'Rough on Corns." 15c. Quick relief; complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts, bunions.
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In ladies', misses and children's hand knit worsted goods we are showing an elegant as. SOrtment. EDWARD VALLEY & Co.,
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Everything in millinery, it matters not how scarce the shade or styles, can be found on our counters.
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Don't Forget

Large assortment and low prices at Stt vens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street.
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catarrh of the slndder.

Stinging irritation, inflammation, all Kid ney and Urinary Complaints cured by Bu chupaiba. $1.
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SpecRAI BAfYA1ms today in every department.
 BROWN, BOLTON $ Co.
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Miss Louisa w. Sanford, daughter of George A. Sanford and niece of Hon. Thom- as Sanford, of Bedding, the Democratic can- didate for comptroller, will be married to Frederick A. Judd to day. The marriage will occur in Bedding.
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Every purchaser in our ladies' underwear department will be presented with sheet of popular music.
 EDWARD VALLEY & Go.
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hnOx and YournHn's popular hats only at Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street.
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Specisl Bargains

today in every department,
 BROWN, BOLTON < Go.
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"Billee Taylor" was finely presented at the Carll Opera House yesterday afternoon and evening by the Boston Miniature Ideal Opera company to good sized audiences, who were much pleased with the treat afforded
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Special Bargains

to-day in every department
 BROWN, BOLTON < Co.
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EDWARD VALLEY & Go.
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r4s5 F,oheor.er. 40c 200 Albion. IS
t5i0 Justice. ,,.... 30c so oro..... ....,...lss
SIN FRANCISCO NEWS.

The marble cutters have organized pro-
tective union.
A disgraceiul row between two sworn
conservators Of the peace, police officers
2. X ,Jacoby and W. II. Wells, occurred
at an early hour Wednesday morning on
Golden Gate avenue.
Henry Pooler pleaded guilty in Judge
Rosenbaum's Court to two charges Of mis-.
demeanor, one of battery and the other of
having used vulgar language. The testi-
mony taken, in aggravation of punishment
to be visited upon the defendant, went to
show that the accused went home drunk
and ordered his mother, who is sixty years
of age and very feeble, to get up and pre-.
pare hot meal for him. She refused to
do this, whereupon he pulled her out Of
bed, beat her shamefully, and then turned
her into the street, locking the door upon
her,
The Executive Committee of the State
Central Committee OF the Colored Citizens
| California State Union, convened Wednes-
day evening. The call for all political or
| CARNATIONS of said citizens to prepare for
action in the interest Of good government
and their political rights in the approach.
| my OtdbC ClCStiOii, anu lDC doScuUlluS
of the State Central Committee, together
with representatives from the various city
and county organizations of said citizens
throughout the State, in accordance with
the rules governing said organizations
adopted at the State Convention held il
San Francisco in 1880, to assemble in con
vention in the city and county of Sar
Francisco, on Monday, October 2, 1882,
was read, and, on motion, was adopted
and the meeting adjourned to meet at TIT
call of the President.
The State Convention of the Women
Christian Temperance Union met Wednes
day afternoon in the parlors of the FRS
Congregational Church, Oakland. Mrs. p
d. Browne presided. The rooms wer,
crowded. The opening address by TIL
President, Mrs. Browne, was directed t
the methods that could be brought to caus
; the downfall of intemperance. This is t
be brought about in two ways, the on
growing out Of the other. The first way i
to Influence public opinion, and the othe
is by direct legislation. The report of tn
Secretary, Mrs Mary E. Condor, of Mar
! posa, was read by Mrs. J. B. McChesney
The Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Chamberlain
read her annual report. Each report ind
, Gated progress and success in the temper
3 ance work. Mrs. Stanford delivered an &C
dress. Reports were read of the prizes o
. fered by r, FL. Mcdonald for essays
J school children upon the Twin Evils"
!; was decided TO offer the prizes during tt
y coming year, and committee was appoin
ed to attend to the matter in the countr
r towns of the State. A committee was al
D pointed to confer with the Catholic pries
tie endeavor to have them work in unit
3 in the movement
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NOTES ABOUT THE PINE ARTS.

The heroic statue of Blair now being
modelled at st. Louis by J. S. Griffin is to
be cast in bronze at Cincinnati by Rebisso
& Mundhenk. The pedestal will be twelve
feet high, and the cost of the monument
about Sl2, 900.
Jscquet, the painter of smooth and highly
finished pictures that sometimes have point
and character besides, has finished por.
trait of the comedian Coquelin in water.
colors. Coquelin is in his role in 1.-The
Impromptu of Versailles.
Robert Browning has been sitting for a
| Dust TO Henrietta Montalba, talented
[ young sister of Miss Clara Montalba, the
| painter whose Venetian sketches and oil.
paintings have made their mark at the
| Royal Academy and the Grosvenor. Az
other sister, Hilda by name, is already
famous in painting.
The Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
will give prizes for the best pictures shown
in the October exhibition. Next year three
| prizes of money and medals of gold, silver
and bronze will be offered for oil paintings
on some general subject. The proposition
ia that an incident of the Revolution shall
| be prescribed.
The MGgozine Of Dirt Gays of Boehm's
statue OF Lord Lawrence for Waterloo
! Place The artist has made SO much Of
! his hero's sword and his heros waistcoat
| that the attention is divided between these
| two tremendous attributes, to the exclusion
of everything else besides. 1t has some
! good qualities, but it is too unconventional
to be impressive or even agreeable"
The London Magazine Of Art generalizes
IL Il .a1I
lcan artists. seem to be divided more sharply
than the English into two camps of old and
new. Their differences are extreme-the
| bygone work being perhaps even more in.
artificial and inelegant, and that which is
educated being more expert and complete
than the corresponding achievements Of
Euglishmen."
The memorial volume of Bewick is to
have small forestallment in the Septem.
Der Century. Austin Dobson, who joins to
the accomplishment of elegant society
verse-making the fatal mania for prints, is
a lover of Bewick's cuts. He will give in
that number of the Century some account
of the man. A score of Bewick's cuts will
be reprinted under the supervision oil
Theodore de VinHe, the talented printer
of wood cuts.
Apropos of the intermiuable sittings de
handed of his subject by the portrai
painter Paguest, and of his excessive irri
liability when the sitter moved or showed
signs of weariness, Ernest Ghesneau tell
the following retort A sitter grow
ing drowsy, leaned back in his chat,
half asleep. Paguest at once aroused
him. Why" said the victim, IS you
are at work on my knee!" Don't yol
know, answered the painter "that durip.
sleep the blood does not flow as briskly il
the veins as when one is awake, and tina
q change of the shape of the kneepan i
the result?'
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PiCEEeR LIVERY sTABLE

YEACKs ON CALL AT AMI HOUR, e.
~ day or night Coupos, Phaetons, 'S.sss5f
best roadsters to be found In any livery stable on
the coast for hire Horses KEEP IN livery st reason
able rates. Livery Stables On ouTth street, 'he
tween and ]
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MARRLE WORKS.

SRAEL LUCE QATE OF AITKEN & LUCE) &
Il &C., dealers in Monuments Tombs, Tablets
Mantels, ETC., Foreign and Domestic Marble and
GRANTEES, at wholesale and retail, Gil street. Sac
ramento. Cal. All work warranted. s5.4plm
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y. ROOT. ALKl. NELSON J. pRIsooL.
ROOT, NELSON a Co.,
JAMES McGUIRE.

MON FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists, Front street, be.
tween N and o. Castings and Machinery OF every
description made to order. au2 i-spIrn
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WE. GUTENBEHGRRs

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma.
i chinist. Front and N streets. Manufacturer Of
auttenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground RolleI
and Clog Crushel and Barley Mills. Ali kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes For sale, Three Miller Patent Hsy
Presses. sl-4plm
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A M q WITH
X. L.. RuzISGs a On.

MO 412 STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasfitter-Work done on the most approved
sanitary principles sl-4ptf
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herrick were separated by
divorce at Corinth, n. Y, eighteen years
ago. Both married again and lived long
distance apart until last week, when they
met and Immediately eloped together.
The last number of the Sagranitschuy
VieStnik, the leading literary magazine of
Russia, has an article by John Swinton on
The Philosophy of American Literature. "
This is believed to be the frat contribution
ever made by an American writer TO the
Russian literary press.
An infant son of Ruel D. Hall, of New
York, was recently named Blaine Chand-
Ter, and in recognition of the fact he has
just received massive silver cup bearing
the inscription Presented to Blaine
Chandler Hall by James G. Blaine and
William E. Chandler"
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Ma z ShEC<2, #hsfI! youthful follics and ex.
lSEeA NS<sy&SxSN cesses in mature years
2ANfAA1zE$E%S& such as Loss of Memory.
4&SS;35STlNSS[E~1 Lassiiude, Nocturnal
aRsSSSese zzSsscz7E Emissions, Aversion to
Society Dimness of Yigion, Noises in the Head the
ital fluid passing uLobserved in tI:Sall.EipS and
many other diseases that kath.
DR.. MlNTIE, who isS Fad
late Of the University Of PelS08ree
% forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a case OF
his kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice and treatment) viii not cure or for
MlNTAE treats all Private Diseases successfully
I without mercury. Consultation free. Thor
)ugh examination and advice, including analysis Of
4 iriEe, S.. Price Of Vital Restorative, SO q
bottle. or four times the quantity, $40: sent to
any address upon receipt OF price, C. o. D., se-
sured from observation, and in private name
desired, by A. Z. MiNTIE. N D., Ne. IL
kearny street. san FrDDcisc0, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE!
viii be sent To any applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to
. all business transactions.
DE. MENTlE's KIDNEY REMEDY, Ne
PHRETICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrh9o, Gleet, Leucorrhea
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bottle
Tor S..
DIR. MISTIE's DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS
UEIre in the market For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
.,gents. m9-4ply6o9swlyWS
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PROPOSALS,

HNdE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
l. county OF Sacramento will receive proposals to
raise the track and approaches Of the wire bridge
known as the McCracken bridge said bridge to be
raised two feet or as high as can be done without
Interfering with the main cables the bridge to be
well secured by proper blocking at the abutments
and the wires sustaining the track to be shortened
and made secure.
Also, bids for strengthening the Michi, All Bal
bridge, by putting new bent under the bridge or
truss on the top; the bent TO be made of Oregon
pine timber, l2N12 inch inudsill, Sxl2 redwood
truss to be OF Oregon timber, 10xl0, with proper
bolts and rods. Separate bids will be required OF
each proposition. Bids will be opened TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 10, 1882, at II o'clock A. NJ.
s6-td THOS H. BERKEY Clerk
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No Wreck Ash0re

Was ever mora hopelessly stranded than a
wrecked constitution, whether its disaster>be
the product of some formids Die nalady, or
that slow, premst2ys. issaT1hat seems to
- coLseitutio is without ap.
parent adequate cause. An excellent means
Of checking this gradual drain of the sources
of vitality is the benefcent ton c, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which promo ties digestion.
enriches the blood and gives 81 ,stance as well
as stamina to an enfeebled frame. Constipa.
ton, feeblsness OF the kidneys and bladder,
fever and sgue and rhsumatisii, are among
| The bodily ailments which ii rem sdiss prouipt.
| ly and thoroughly. Persistencel in it's use i:
| well msgitod by it.
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san Franchise stock sales.

BAN FRAEoIsco. September It'll.
,<op x-x<s. arsaro.x
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LOUIS sLOss & &C.,

nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AID L
- streets. Highest price FOR Hides, Sheer
Peits and Tvllow Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made fol
all consignments. a1S4pd
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In MY family have used ST. Jacobs Oil
for a year." writes Z. W. Hopkins. T O., Of
the Z. and n. Steamship Company Boston,
land in cases Of neuralgia, rheumat; sn,
sprains, bruises and the like, l can find moth
leg to equal it. My wife was troubled with
neuralgia in her shoulders and limbs for more
than one year, and after two applications OF
the Oil found sudden relief"
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex-
hausted Vitality, Sem.
inal Weakness, Sper-
|matorrhea, Lost Man.
h o o d, I'm pc t enc y,
Paralysis, and all the ter
rible effects Of self-abuse,
youthful follics and ex-
cesses in mature years
such as Loss Of Memory.
Lassiiude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to
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san Francisco meat Market.

Following rates for whole carcasses from
siaughterers TO dealers
BEEs-Prime, 7s9Sc; medium grades, 65@7c;
inferior, 5l@5e q +.
YEkL-Large calves, 6i@7c small ones, S@l0c
q n.
MUTros-Wethers are quotable at 4l95c, and
ewes at 4G44c = q, according to quality.
LAMB-Quotable at 6d6bc y h.
POBX-Live hogs, Ease for hard and 7d71c for
soft; dressed! do. Ip3Glc5c y q for hard grain
Hogs
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

New YORK, September 9TH.
BRHADsTUPYs - Flour is steady and Wheat i
quiet. isttcr 4, 81 i511 IT . busheI
WoolI-CslifoTnia is more active at 126lsc for
fall bury and 16d20c for clean fall spring bury
l5a2oc; clean spring, 24GS2c pulled, lS@4Sc.
HDEs-California are strong at 246f244e
CHICAGO. September 7th.
wnKay-93ac for October.
CoRS-6G4c for October.
PoKK-s2l 90 for October.
LARD-Sli 57i fer October.
BACoN-sl2 So for october for ribs and sl3 90
for short ribs
LIVERPOOL, September 9TH.
WHKAT-California spot lots are dull at 9s I'D
10 9s l0d. Cargo lots, As for Just shipped
asa for nearly due and 45s Cd for off coast.