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Missionary Ailianc.

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The Inter-Seminary
Missionary Alliance concluded its session
here to-day. In the afternoon Rev. 7. J.
Smith, missionary to Syria, delivered an
address. In the evening Rev. Dr.. c. D.
Hamett. of Hartford. Conn.,, preached 4
sermon on ''Ihe doctrine of our Lord. con-
corning the extension of the kingdom of
God.''
Gaylord (Sibley county, Register: Gay
lord will. probably be one of the principal
points on the north and south road. The
original survey of the line made before the
village of Gaylord was dreamed of, crosses
the Minneapolis q st. Louis road about
one mile aud half below our present linn
its. 1t is therefore probable that the com,
pany will make the junction here without
any inducements from US. But so long as
the junction is now SO closetous,it would be
to our advantage to have it transferred to
this direct point, even if it be necessary te
give q small bonus for the change.
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GLOBELETS.

Lieutenant Roy, of the signal service,
has discovered river in Alaska, apparent
" as large as the Missouri. 5 ~
The revolution in Ecuador is at an end.
The great comet as observed through the
large equatorial IN the naval observatory,
Washington, discioses no split. III.
The yellow fever mas broken out again
in Brownsville, Texas.
It is believed tie cost of the Egyptian
war will be !e4.CoO,0OO.
/. White servant girls are being introduced
into Texas.
It is thought Mt. Vernon, Alabama, will
become a prominent military post.
A daughter of Senator Bayard is soon to
be married to a Boston gentleman. III.
Dr.. William B. Carpenter, the popular
Psychologist, will give a series of lectures
N Boston, Mass.
Rev. W. L. Woodruff, of Baltimore, has
been put in Jail for opening letter placed
in his postofice box by mistake.
Samuel Funk, of Decatur, ILL.,, claims TO
have discovered, last week, comet in the
northeastern heavens at 5 o'clock in the
morning.
The Mormons in Utah have nominated
John F. Game for delegate to congress, "a
bigoted Mormon churchman, but not a
polygamist.
In the trial Of Cockrili in st. Louis for
killing Col. Slayback, Emery Storrs, Of
Chicago. has been employed as counsel for
the defendant.
The gathering of fir cones to obtain the
seed for export is quite an industry in
Puyallup valley, Washington territory. The
cones are dried in the hop furnaces until
the seed fall out, when it is packed up and
sold for export. Large quantities of this
seed are planted in Europe. The fir seeds
bring from So to SIS per pound
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has resigned
the professorship of anatomy in the Har-
ward medical school, which position he
has held for thirty-fve years. His resig-
nation is caused by desire to give great
er attention hereafter to literary pursuits.
DR.. Holmes is over seventy years of age.
One of the novelties of the corsage bou-
quet this year, and seen at the Sands Lor-
lizard wedding in New York, is the tiger
flower from Brazil. 1t has been introduced
but short time, and is popular Tor the
same reason that the .sunhower is popula,
! that is, for its georgeousness.
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Itching Piies-sy1n ptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspi-
ration. intense itching, increased by
scratching, Gerry distressing, particularly at
night. as if pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. If alIoared to con-
tinue, very serious results may follow.
''Dr. Swayne's All-Healing Ointment is a
pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter, itch,
salt rheum; scald head, erysipelas, Weber's
itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cutaneous
eruptions. Price 10 cents, three boxes for
$1.25. Sent by mail to any address on re-
ceipt Of price in currency or Scent postage
stamp. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne &
Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. to whom letters should be addressed.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
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Adjourned Meeting.

aa ST.. PAUL. Oct. 9, 1882.
Board met at p. m, pursuant to ad-
journment of 18th ultimo.
Present: Messrs. Barrett, Hoyt, Peters
and Mr.. Terry.
Absent: Messrs Koch and Mr.. Presi-
dent.
On motion. Mr. Terry took the chair.
Pursuant to due notice, the matter of
the confirmation of the assessment for
grading Forbes street, from Pleasant ave-
nue. to Bantil street, came up and was ad-
journed to the 9th inst. at 2 p. N.
Pursuant 10 due notice and the adjourn
ment hereunder the matter of making and
completing the assessment for paving
Fourth street from jackson street tc
Broadway came up and was duly complet
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-30

Washburn's medical henchman, who
lavishly distributes the swag in the ''bloody
Sixth ward" has confessed that his ''boss''
made the biggest ''slop-over" of the cam
paign by attacking the Hon. Ed McDer-
mott on the labor question. The disciple
of Esculapius attempts to administer Ed.
the ''balm of Gilead," but the patient con-
temptuously rejected the medicine,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-30

Does Bill Washburn believe in protect
ing labor? - The Tribune says he does, but
as that paper SO seldom tells the truth no
notice will be taken of it. But notice will
be taken OF the fact that Bill Washburn in
stead of protecting the laboring men
grinds them upon his wheel to put more
money i'll his own purse.
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The Changers of Hennepin county are
solid for Ames, and will endeavor to give
Washburn, the representative of the mon
opolists, rousing majority to stay at
home.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-30

The Irish citizens of Minneapolis will
elect the man who does not endorse all The
rascaity of the present administration.
They expect to soon see party in power
whose president will not salute the British
flag, as Chester A. Arthur did at Yorktown
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Court Gail, Monday, Oct. so.

Court Gail, Monday, Oct. 80.
COURT CASES.
George Fl. Wildwood VS.. Jane McGurk.
G. W.. Cessler & Co. VS.. Thomas S. Cor
ties.
Edmond O'Connor VS.. Andean J. Finne-
gan.
JURY CASES.
Ellen Crolley VS.. NJ. & st. L. R'y Co.
Julia. Kansat, ct al. VS.. Minnesota
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance company.
John w. Street VS.. E. A. White & Co.
Ole n. Skaaraas ct al. VS.. A. J. Finnegan.
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The members of the land league of this
city will emplatically express their indig-
nation at the polls on the 18th of Novem-
Der by voting against the nominees of
that party who culpably neglect to de-
mand trial for the American suspects
imprisoned in foreign lands. They want
to see party in power that will send a
thorough American to represent the coun-
try at the court of st. James, in place of
the sycophantic creature, Lowell, who now
disgraces the country.
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MINNEAPOLIS

OFFICE-No. 6 Washington Avenue, OPP
p0Site Nicolget House. Office hours from b
"a m. to 10 o'clocl: p. an.
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of Board Of Public Works.
Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 90, 1882.
Board met at 2 p. m.
Present: Messrs. Barrett, Hoyt, Peters,
and Terry.
Absent: Messrs. Koch, and Mr.. Presi-
dent.
On motion, Mr.. Terry took the chair.
Minutes of 22d and 25th insts. read and
approved.
Mr.. Chas. E. Otis, as attorney for VIM.
Golcher, asked that the assessment against
lot 10, block Is, Robert & Randali's addi-
sion, for Eighth street opening and extern
sion, be apportioned to the owners as fol-
lows, to-wit:
VIM. GOlcher east 10 feet. ...............S 80
Chas. Clifford, southerly Is feet of westerly
~ letJ.. 1OU
Request granted and Clerk directed to
give notice of correction.
Bids were opened and read for the grad
ing of Fuller street from Western avenue
to Kent street as follows to-wit:
Joseph Stimkamp.. 81 1926 90
M1chael OiOnan 1,59o w
1a.nes Carr. 1,o0J W
+. Boyer. 1890 %
Chas. f. Heubuer Observation-Disclosures. 1880 GO
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Bill "ashburn says: Il want no money
that does not belong to me; want no
no labor do not pay for and pay for lib
orally, and 1 never have had it, Now it
would indeed be difficult to conceive a
more abject lot of falsehoods. In:the first
place, his record in Minnesota goes to
show that he wants money at what ever
end, and his strike record goes to show
that he never paid respectable wages to
the laboring men, and that he never paid
many the pittances which had been agreed
upon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-22
GENUINE MEDICAL LAKE SALT.

MFR. HENRY J. P2STEL Is OUR AGENT FOR
ASR Sacramento and vicinity, and will supply the
demand. Every box warranted genuine.
MOST H.B MIDDAUGH, General Agent.
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san FRANCISCO ITEMS.
Fifteen boys were arrested Monday night
for violating the o'clock ordinance.

Fifteen boys were arrested Monday night
for violating the o'clock ordinance.
The Master Of the British ship Warsaw,
that arrived in port Monday from Rio
Janeiro, reports that en- October 7th, VIM.
Smith, or Schmidt, seaman, died of con.
sumption. He was q native Of Prussia,
aged so years.
The ZealaDdia sailed for Australia and
New Zealand Monday. She took Chile
dollEs amounting to IS. 200 to the Col
onies. besides merchandise manifested at
$4,000. She also carried an assortment of
goods to the Hawaiian Islands valued at
SIS, 900.
Carrie Vance is under arrest for having
run away from her home in Humboldt
county. Her parents claim that she is un-
der age, while she insists that she is her
own mistress under the law. A young
commercial drummer, Dearborn, found in
her company, is also under arrest.
For the week ending on the Goth instant,
nineteen wheat vessels were cleared from
this port, against seventeen for the previous
week. Such defamation has not occurred
before this season. There were only seven
engagements during this interval, and all
OF these were reported during the past
week.
Judge Allen has taken under Amusement
the case of John j. Harrigsn, the Senator.
elect from the Ninth District, who seeks a
divorce from Volina E Harrigan on the
ground of her alleged desertion. The de-
PENDANT makes no contest, but submits the
case on the testimony of the plaintiff and
female witness.
In the inquest held yesterday in the case
of David Warren, who was run over by
one of the cars of the Larkin street line
last Friday night, and died from the ef-
fects of the injury received, the jury re.
turned verdict of accidental death, and
exonerated Harry Fitzsimmons, the engi-
neer OF the dummy, from all blame.
Two new steamers are being built at Bel.
fast, Ireland, for the White Star Line, to
be known as Ionic and Doric When com.
pleted, they will be sent direct from Lon.
don to Hopgkopg to take part in the tea
trade next season between Hongkong and
San Francisco. This company has now in
this service the Arabic. B4lgic, Coptic,
Gaelic and Oceanic. Whether the new
steamers are to be additions to the line, or
to take the place of those now in service, is
not stated.
A rough character, giving the name OF
Moses Lee, forced his way into wedding
party, on Kearny street, between Broad
way and Vallejo, and made himself de-
cidedly obnoxious by his insulting remarks.
He refused to retire when requested, and
Officer Travers was summoned to eject
him. Lee fatty declined to go, and as.
saulted Travers, who only snbdued him By
means of a liberal and long continued ap.
plication of the locust. A crowd of five
hundred people was attracted by the row,
and followed the officer and his prisoner
to the central station, where Lee was
booked on three charges of riotous conduct.
In the prison his language was SO offensive
that he was locked up in the dark cell to
quiet him.
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CoAsr AnD STATE.

Moose are being killed in Montana in
large numbers.
Twenty inches OF snow is reported in
the Yellowstone valley.
The new Treasurer Of Amador county
was elected by but enc majority.
The Excelsior hydraulic mine at Smarts-
vile is yet idle owing to the injunction
suit instituted against it by the county Of
Yuba
the potato has been the leading industry
for years, reports only two. thirds Of a crop
this year, and only two-t thirds of the crop
grown will be fit to market.
Mistletoe Encampment of Nevada City
and Union Encampment of Grass Valley,
Of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
have organized battalion. There are so
members in the battalion-27 from Nevada
and % from Grass Valley.
Coal oil has been found near Eihi, six
miles from Puyallup, w. T. Specimens of
the oil have been analysed and the finders
are satisfied with the result, as it flashes at
ll0' Fahrenheit, and burns readily in a
lamp, giving clear white light.
Grand Master Freer will hold a special
session of the Grand Lodge at Marysville,
Saturday evening, December ID, for the
purpose of comforting Grand Lodge De-
grees, etc. Grand Secretary Lyon has sig
ni6ed that the time and place will suit his
convenience, and that he will be present.
The mines in the Wood River and Saw
Tooth Districts Of Idaho will, it ia esti.
mated, yield $4,000, 600 in bullion during
the present year, which is double the yield
OF the Territory OF Idaho three years ago,
when these districts were unknown. New
discoveries of value are constantly being
made in these districts. The amount Of
capital invested in Iniaas in the Wood
River district alone this year will be over
100000.
Since the establishment Of Crook county
bright future of prosperity and develop.
ment may be predicted for southern Wasco.
1t has been practically demonstrated that
our land may with little labor be made
highly productive, and the old theory
about worthless coil, ~etc., has been ex.
ploded. For the present Prineviile will be
the county town, and OF course will be
greatly increased both in population and
in wealth. Thousands of acres OF farming
land in this vicinity, on the Gehoco and
Crooked rivers will be settled by industri-
Gus and enterprising men. The outlook is
very assuring, and even at our present rate
OF advancement FIVE years will make Prime.
vile five times v hat it is to-day Prime
vile (Or.) News.
The enterprise which the Idaho Mining
Company is about to copsummate, i'll the
way of running ditch which will connect
with the waters Of the South Yuba canal,
in order to bring water here for the pur.
pose of running their machinery, has put
new stimulus on mining affairs, and is
looked upon with utmost favor by this
community. The East Eureka or OCon-
nor mine, which ia in close proximity to
the Idaho, has greatly improved of late,
aud much of the rock taken from the ledge
IN the drift shows free gold. The mill of
the East Eureka has been idle for several
weeks past, because of the scarcity of
wood, but now road has been built to the
railroad, and wood has been obtained. The
mill will start up on Mouday.-IGrass Val.
lev Things.
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DR.. G. D. sALFlELD,
ZIG EeaFhy Street.
s A N FRAN CO. CAL

Consultations strictly confidential, ty letter at
Office, FREE. For the convenience OF patients and
IN order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
private address, under which all packages are for
warded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent TO an one
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age
Communications strictly cnnfiden,inl.
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Sour Stomach.

II tie food taken into the stomach is not
digested it decomposer. IL the latter case a
pungsnt gas is developed which causes sour
eructations, or else the stomach itself secretes
an acid, which, rising up at intervals, stings
the gullet sharply. These extremely dis.
agreeable sensations are attributable to i'm
psired digestion. To get rid of them or pre-.
vent their recurrence, it is only necessary to
tone and regulate the gastric organs with
HCstetter's BitteTs. Il will not answer to
postpone the great CORE ctive with the idea
that the unpleasant symptoms will disappear
OF themselves. So far from that being the
case, they almost invariably culminate, if
neglected, in chronic dyspepsia, with its coz
comitants of gnawiGg in the stomach, dzzi-
meas, perverted vision, headache aud Sleep
lestness. Il is true that all these disagree.
sbles msy be Cbviated by course Of the
Bitters; but now much wiser TO a3ticipate
their arrival with ons or tao duses os that
sure preventive Of indigestion, and streL,th.
ener of the sliuentary organs.
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SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA.
- mento-ss. In the Superior Court, in and for
SAID county The People of the State of California to
FREDERICK GIBSON, greeting You are hereby
nolned that an action was commenced in the
superior Court Of the county of Sacramento State
aforesaid, by the filing complaint in the Clerks
once OF said Court, on the l4th day of NOVEMBER
1851. IN which action INEZ GIBSON is plaintiff
and you are defendant. That the general nature OF
the action, as appears from said complaint is as
follows To obtain decree of said Court divorcing
plalhtit from defendant, on the grounds OF winfui
neglect and failure to provide plaintiff with
the necessaries OF life end adultery; that plain.
TN be awarded the care ana custody of the
minor child of said parties. Also, for counsel
fees, costs OF suit, alimony and general relief.
all OF which is more fully set forth in the complaint
on ME herein, reference to which is hereby
made And you are hereby directed to an.
pear and answer said complaint within zen DAYS
from the service Of this writ exclusive of the
day Of service, If served on you in said county
OF Sacramento; and within thirty days, exclusive
OF the day OF service, if served elsewhere and Won
are further notified that unless you SO appear and
answer within the time above specified tie plaintiff
VIII apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In the complaint.
In testimony whereof, l. Thos H. Berkev. Clerk
OF the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set nv hand
and attx the seal of said Court, this I4th day of
NOVEMBER, A. D. 1882.
lsEAL.l THoS. r. BERKEY, Clerk
BY CHAs. NJ. CoGLAN, Deputy Clerk
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Plaintiff
nl4. law2mW
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3acrar srto Produce Harket-wholesaIe
iCsrreosad daily Cor tie RscoRD-UsroE.l
SACRAMENTO. November 2lst

SACRAMENTO, November 2lSt
gaUTr-Grspes. Choice shipping varieties nearly
-ne selling at 81 5oCd2 q crate common, Y5c0asi
T.ennols Sicily IS 1898 30; 0rsnges-rahiti, IS LC
al So California, q a. 30 . box L.les, Sl9l e
. 100; Banana - a2ef4 80 = bunch p.ne.ppos,
s6SS s. 'irzsn c1-scAniti a 20 q 1fsa; Plums,
ease 2 h; Pears, 81 50 az; Apples, 90eaSI Is 4
box; Cranberries, sl69i6 so g bbl.
Pm. FSUlIs--sHsssJei, sg-G, cane, 2 doz, y
e.; Port,snd Blusoergios, S-S cans, ~; Whor.
tlsoerTiee, 81 rs.
5!.rsD FausIs-Apples, risced, 6a7s g n; do
qrsiiesed, 5a6s; PEAKS, peeled, 7yesc; DC, u,.
peeled, lose n Irns, pitted, n3i2s; Peaches,
79ss; do peeled i9esz9c; eruncs. German and
French. 1898; sch bor1ses. l6sl7c; Fis. Cab.
orris. ice; e n.
TAgtx t'RuTrs Assorted, si.s Gang, y dog, O. Is
Peaches 50 SIS Bartlett Posfs az IS Piuns, s. IS
BlacEberries sc GoosebsTTiss, g 70 Strawberries
IS IS: Apriccts, s2 So Muscst GRAPES, 81 T5; Red
'urrAlts, IS %; Cherries, IS %.
VEGEyGBLss-Sweet Potatoes, Red, 1c a. n
E4loliuas 81 25 al 90 . eat; Poatoes, 81 100
! 10; salt Lake, 81 62l@l 70 = cwt; Onions,
s5@9lc = cwt; Cauli6ower, 70 @9oc; Cabbage,
81 = 100; bunch vegetables. l2tc q doz Parsnips,
Ike; gsats, lie; Celery. U.s. 3 dozen Horse Radish,
sssIoc Is o Artichokes, C0G60c . dozen Green
Peppers, 4etsc . Il.
g 100 rs; CornIneal. yellow, % 25@2 IS; white,
s. SO; Cracked Wheat, s2 75sS
PnuurEY-Iivc TURKEYS, l2tl3o . h: dressed, Is
@15e; full grown Chickens, s. 90 . dozen; young
Ducks. So 5oa7: Geese, q Sega y pair Eggs,
choice lots 45s e dozen.
CANE More plenty. Quail, 81 1891 80 Q dozen I;
Nalllrd Ducks So q dozen Canvasbscks, s. .
dozen Sprigs, 81 81; Teal, 81 25 Hare, 81 75@2
Rabbits, Si@l so; Doves, 5o@75c . dozen.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-BGtter, choice, 32a35c Y n (;
mixed lots in rolls, sS@soc q b Cheese, CaIfor-
nja. from l4aI5c; Western, fats, l0dl5c; Mar
ms Cream, 19d20c.
MRkrs-Beef. 1886; Mutton, &c 9 Lamb, "a
sc eorS IoelIe; VEAL small calves. aaloc; large, Sc
a.y. GRATs AID FKxD-uAs n.y, y ton, g9 81 /;
alfsi:s, $40 70 So > ton; tr-n, Y ton. as; mid
sIinss rs per s e. s5SI Y Is ewt; tame o.ts,
N;scsiLAssoUs- seeis- Alfalfa. Io@lsac; limo.
Ins, Govs, 1aSl6c Red Top, l2}@l&c; Nuts
FosIlsh ws,nuss, loallc; California Walnuss,
issise; Almonds 14alse; Peanuts, Eastern. , ms
l9c California, 6@'c; TAllow, sss LAZY .SA a.It
"a, I0-u, cans, l4c Eastern, l6s;; aidss, SAT-
i;sbt and medium SAP. and heavy se,oc n.y.
1Oc Hops sl@l 10 D.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

DR. E. c, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
~ MENT.-A specific for HyBteria, Dizziness.
Conyulslons, Nervous Headache Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory, SpermatorrhGsa, Impctency, Invol.
untarY Emissions, Premature Old Age caused by
over-exerton, selfabuse, over-indulgence, which
leads to misery. decay and DEATH One bog will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months treat.
ment. One dollar box or six boxes tor Ave dollars
Sent by mail prepaid on recent Of price We
guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by rs for Blk boxes, accompanied
with five dollars, will send tho purchaser our
written guarantee TO return the moLey IL the treat
mcut does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
only by KIRK, GEARY & CO., Druggists sacra
rnento, Cal. Orders By mail at Regular Price.
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COMMERCLAI>
san Francisco Produce market.
SAN FKAxcg5o. November "a

DAN fRAkClsJUs NOsefnboI Il I ?. NJ
FLoUR-An active inquiry is report d. Best City
Extra So 81 -gS so: S,ij1eTinz, q 5094 rs; In.
terror Extra, a 75@a5 25 lpssioT suterhne, s. 65
c. y Dbl
WHgAT-4lthough the market shows scarcely any
movement, there IL goo deal of Wheat going
aboard ship that is quietly picked up at about 81 20
al III 2 ell, being up to Nc ] STANDARD. We hear
of two or three sales at the higher figure to day
agg1egatng spfne 800 tons. Good milling parcels
command 81 72i, ssles being reported this morning
TO the extent OF 90 tons at this rate choice
parcels are held as high as 81 "a . ctl OF poor
grades there liberal offerings for which custom
i not readily found. ON cali this morning at the
Produce Exchange q lot OF 100 tons No. White was
offered spot at 81 20 without obt1iniog bid. A
parcel of 100 tens No Amber recorded for De-
cernber delivery at 81 co . ctl
quotations VI No. grades Wheat at leading GEN.
tiers to-day are teiegraphed as follows;
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-, -, 0[~sslEAc- bJ tIE FREE!
VIII be cent to any applying By letter. stating
symptoms sex and age Strict secrecy in regard TO
all business transactions
SR- hzSTEEo UIDSEY REEEaY. NE
sHEH1sCUf, cares all kinds OF Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhgsa, elect, Leucorrhaa
For sale By all Druggists; 81 bottle six bottle
for IS.
l:ss. MsSTgs'a 94sDFEI0y PyS,ES ara the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA anas s;gIT0gs
cure IN the market FOR sale by all Druggists
KIRK, GEARY CO., Sacramento, wholesals
a., Eents- ,ug-dnlNlinlsu. " nS