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THE COFFEE TRADE Some idea of the
rapid growth of the coffee trade of the
world may be obtained from the fact that
the total production, which was 675, 600
600 pounds in 1859, has now risen to
]. 300, 600, 600 pounds, or nearly doubled.
In Europe alone the consumption of coffee
is said to have increased $40 600 600
pounds in the single year 1879 As for the
producing countries, it seems that Braz
now holds the first place, with total of
SOC. 600, 900, against $50, 600, 600 in 1870.
The emancipation of the slaves is, however,
expected to lead to falling off in the crop,
unless the Chinamen and coolies imported
from Asia should prove unexpectedly well
suited for the work of cultivation. Next
on the list come the Dutch Indian possess.
ions, which export about 100000, OOC
pounds, the British East Indies, now ex-
porting over l40. 600, 600, and Venezules,
producing about 100, 600, 600. On the
other hand, the Antilles Islands have long
been declining in the scale. Jamaica does
not supply half as much coffee as in 1905.
Martinique has fallen still more entirely
out of the race, and the Reunion coffee,
which was once highly esteemed, and is
still declared to be of excellent quality,
finds no longer any market in Europe, ow,
ing to the questionable bitterness Of its
taste.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

NJ. 7. Brewer returned on Saturday from a brief
trip up the country.
listers FOR ladies are very stylish and of STYLE
once exclusive with the Princess of Wales.
1t is said that the last gun for the Sultan sun.
shades was fired on the first of September.
Rhine stones are rapidly taking the place of dia-
monds. " Everybody wears 'em, It's said.
Miss Julia Colby, OF oakland, on old resident of
Sacramento, arrived Saturday for a weeks visit in
this city.
The Oldest eX-member of Congress in America was
Artemus Hale who died few day s ago at Boston,
at the age of 9S years.
Mrs. Sarah n. Joseph, of San Francisco, is .on q
visit OF week to friends this city, she arriving
Saturday evening last.
Judge c. C. Goodwin, former editor of the Salt
Lake Tribune, has been appointed Probate Judge OF
Cache county, Utah Territory.
Autumn nantes are very handsome and SNOWY
and represent enough money to keep poor family
in food ar clothing for considerable time.
Fashion authorities saw that less false hair than
ever is to be worn hereafter This will be very dis
tressing news to the manufacturers of wigs.
The following residents of Sacramento will arrive
IN this city by overland train on September 25th
Mrs. G mb!e, Mrs. Foyney and child, Mrs J. D.
Jost and Mrs. W. Jones.
The Syracuse Sunday Times N " has this note
concerning gentleman well know in Sacramentr
and who has his home at Grass Valley: " John f
hidder, who twenty-oue years ago left this city
California and has since met with sue .ess in life
which has brought him into the position OF Super
intendent OF an important California road, arrived
IN the city Sunday night and proceeded on TO New
York, accompanied by Alfred Wilkinson, an old
time acquaintance.
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A FAMOUS CASTLE TO LET Ford Gas.
tie, in Northumberland. Eng, around
which was fought the famous fight of Flod-
den Field, is advertised TO be let, at which
antiquarians are grievously shocked. This
castle is of great antiquity, though moth
ing certain is known of it until 1887, when
it is matter Of history that extensive re-
pairs were made. Towards the end of the
fourteenth century it was partially dis.
mantled in border fray. In 1913 it was
captured by James ". of Scotland. This
is the date of the true romance of Ford
Castle. King James found that Lady
Heron, wife of the possessor of the castle,
had remained behind it to guard it against
the enemy, while her husband was pris.
oner over the border. The King became
infatuated with Lady Heron ere be had
long possessed the place, and for her sake,
it is said, refrained from destroying it. 1t
was this dallying, say the historians, that
cost King James his awful fate on Flodden
Field. Lady Heron, it appeared after.
ward, was in constant communication with
the English General, Lord Surrey, who
took advantage of the delay and rushed on
to Fledden. The room occupied by the
King is still preserved in the old portion of
the editice,
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A New Ice MACHINE. -Raoul Pictet, a
Frenchman. has patented a small ice ma
chine which is suitable for use in private
houses, steamers and ambulances. It can
produce two pounds of ice in fifteen min.
utes, or about ten pounds per hour, with
an expenditure of less than a horse. power
of energy. 1t consists of compression
pump worked by the motor used TO yield
the power, a freezsr surrounding the CYL.
inder Of the pump. aud another in which
Is placed the vessels containing the wasvT
to be frozen. These parts are all grouped
into machine standing about four feet
high and eighteen inches square. The pro.
cess is as follows Sulphuric anhydride is
placed in the freezer around the cylinder,
and on working the pump the evaporation
sos0Tbs : large qaaatity of heat from a
well of glycerine constituting the freezer
by which the water to be frozen is sur.
rounded. The sulphuric anhydride is car.
RED by the pump into condenser, where
it is liquefisd, and in the act yields ND
certain quantity of heat. The condenser
is kept eooi by the circulation Of water.
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A Doubtful
Compliment.

An Eastern Baking Powder Com
pany has the GffrOntery to adVer-
tiSa its production as a /" COmpeti-
tor" of the NEW ENGLAND
BAKINGPOWDER- hoping
we presume, to impress consumers
with the idea that it is an open
question as to which is entitled to
the position Of superiority.
Any such competition is posi-
lively diSClaimed SO far as the
NEW ENGLAND BAKING
POWDER is concerned, which
recognizes as competitors only
those wholly composed of Pure
Cream of Tartar and Bi-earbOnate
of Soda.
The prOpriGtOrS Of the NEW
ENGLAND BAKINGPOW-
DEB deny that powders drugged
with ammonia or loaded with
starch, as well as these containing
alum or taltariG aGid-all of
which are of another class en-
tirely-Can in any way be re-
gard0d as competitors.
CalifOrniauS now know what a
Baking Powder should be made Of,
and will not hereafter accept re-
presentations Of any manufacturer
unless he states openly what it is
composed Of and ALL it contains.
Ambiguous statements Will no
longer answer the demands Of con-
SumerG. There is no secret about
the NEW ENGLAND BAK-
ING POWDER. 1t is COM
posed Of two ingredients only.
What are the ingredients of the
Powder which these Eastern man
ufaCtur0rS aspire to offer as a
COmpstitOr Of the NEW EN-
GLAND?
NEWTON BROS. eco.
SAN FRANCISCO.
| SD StisFMw
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Ed1cation is advancing in Italy. Within
the last ten years the residents of Udiue
had increased in the ability TO read and
write at the rate of 8 per cent, and those
of Comp 6 80 per cent. Strange to saw.
Brescia has receded. That city had In
1871 about 2,s99 people who could neither
read nor write; now that number has been
increased to 8. 100 Taking all the princi-
pal citiee of the country. those able to read
and write are about 80 per cent. of the
population.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

DEPARTMENT Two-DESsoS, Judge
SATURDAY, September %, 1882
Creditors vs. N. II. Nichols s Com trial.
A. Budd vs. III. Budd-Continuei to Tuesda,
next
NJ. NJ. Thomas vs.. T. II. Thomas Decree Of d
vorce granted plaintiff.
Friend 4 Terry Lumber Company vs. P. A. Mil
ier,W j Davis appointed Commissioner
Gruhler vs.. Catherine Gruhler On trial
Estate OF John Be-Decree amending decree Ct
distribution.
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SEcUu BARGAINS The special closing.
out sals of si!ver-plated knives, forks and
spoons akes place to-day at Ackermans, $40
J street.
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We dwote one entire side Of our store to
DIRE. g, DDS and silks. Halls Bros.
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FoR HHoopINe Cough Nothing equals
Chesleys Rock and Rye.
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You gill End in our new advertisement in
this iss,e little history Of cur boots and
shoes. Hale Bros.
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THE MYSTERIOUS MOTOR MAN.

During several years the public curiosity
has been kept alive with regard to the Kelly
motor, which, it is alleged, is sn actual thing,
the Invention of the man who-e portrait is
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CAPITAL CHIPS,

The City Board of Education meets thii
evening.
Z. G. Blessing, who has been dangerously
i'll for some days with pneumonia, was yes
terday evening reported much better.
Repairing and renovation is the order OF
the day now in the city school houses, in
preparation for the reopening of the schools
in few days.
More delightful weather than Sacramento
is nov enjoying ia not to be found. The har
vest moon, now near its full makes the even
ings especially beautiful.
The Anti Debris Convention meets tc.
morrow afternoon 10 the Senate chamber
The hour will probably be P. NJ, but it has
not yet been positively fixed.
There was q large attendance at the Land
League meeting last evening, J. T. Dalton in
the chair. Musical exercises were given BIZ
Messrs. Baker, Devine, Robinson and O'Don,
nell.
The California Temperance and Benevo.
lent Society held a msstiug sc P, NJ yestsr.
day, at Firefnan's Hall. Rev. 81. H. Rice
delivered an appropriate address. A number
of those in attendance signifed their inten.
ton of uniting and ai1ing in the work Of the
organic ItioD.
About . O'Clock last evening as MIS-. VIM
McEwan was driving on Third street, nee
X, the horse made sudden turn and upse
the buggy. Mrs. McEwsn fell On the pave
mens and escaped without injury. The hors'
then ran down Third stree. to NJ aud wa
captured. The buggy was badly broken up
Last evening as Mrs. j. I. Landrum, Mrs
Mcdonnell and Minnie IcNeal were driving
! on X street, between Third and Fourth, tn
horse stopped and commenced to back. Al
three ladies' were thrown out on the street
but they escaped without receiving any in
juriss. Persons standing near caught tn,
horse. thus preventing runaway.
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FoR ever and ague. liver c,mp,aint, &c.
physics rs recommend IXL Bittsrs.
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TIC LET,
TO MY OLD PATRONS,

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With mind mstured and enriched by studies vi ~,
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LADIES sm always ready - assist you. Ny
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My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted to
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Those Of the public who need my services can
depend upon gentemanly, honorable and scientific.
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have b. en- in.
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contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, IL they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the SYMPHONIC Of the disease or
trouble. and receive medicines by eXpr,s S. with full
instructions. All letters must be directed j. T.
JOsSELYN, ii. D., 2Zo Suite street. san Francisco,
Cal.
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Consultation Fsrors, 226 Suffer street, adjoining
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ONCE hours-From A. NJ TO p. N.
My Diploma hangs In my office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by oil newsdealers.
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WASHING THE HELP.-The men who
appear to be least addicted to the volun.
tary use of cold water are the Jampannies, a
mingled set CT Mohsmmedans, Hindus and
Sikhs. who carry ladies about in "jam.
pans and 80 handles in the hills. They
are careless, merry fellows, as full OF
fun as any schoolhoy, and work in this way
during the sumasr season, retiring when it
is over to their own little nook or valley
among the mountains, where they spend
the winter with their families, tending
their focks of goats and plats of ground.
a lady who is particular about the cleanli.
ss of her men hss TO make arrangements
for Washing, &c. ,nly .fei- clothes, but
themselves. Perhaps when they are
carrying her cut some afternoon it
occurs to her that they would all be
better for bath, and on coming home she
calls for Ganga Ran, the chief servant in
her household. who is probably Hindu.
Gangs Ram" she says, "these men are
-1irty, they must lave bath. You must
see tnn11hsl are well washed tomorrow /;
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A PRICE LIST,
Containing full information, and with over
500 ILLUSTRATION

Together with Samples, sent free on applica-
ton. Orders are filled with care, speed and
discretion. The goods are picked oat from
the general stock by the head salesman in
each department, who, on account of their
knowledge and experience, are best able to
make the most judicious and satisfactory
selections. Before being forwarded to the
customer the goods are twice examined in
the Country Order Department, in order to
detect imperfections or errors Under no
circumstances are old or undesirable goods
sent out, and anything not as ordered, or not
Iassrepresented, may be returned at our ex-
pense. We propose to fill each order so
well that other orders will be sure to follow
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An Exchange is glad to Tote tendency
to more prudish dancing"
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MARRIED..
BORN.

BORN.
sacramento county, September ls-wife of L. R.
Davis, son.
Near Kontiers Station, September 22-Wife of Jo-
seph Studarus, daughter
son. 49,
Dutch Flat, September 21-wife of E. Glen. Uren,
daughter. '
Lower Lake, August 27-Wife of Charles H. Gem
nell, a son.
Miduletown, August 26-Wife of J. L. Read. n SON
santa Barbara, September 5-Wife of H. d. Chap
man, daughter
fiacerVi!le, September 15-wife Of James Blair, a
son. ' =
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FALSE PRETENsEs. Ann Wood, who
has obtained charity at various places in this
city. including the Board of Supervisors,
who donstsd her S15, is now lying in the city
prison awaiting an examination on a charge
OF obtaining money under false pretenses.
The charge Is brought By boarding house
keeper, whom, it is alleged. she swindied out
Of $50 In room-rent and money.
INCORPORATED. Articles of incorporation
have been fled with the Secretary of State of
the Court Pride of Grass Valley, No. sos,
OF the funcie 1T Order of Foresters. Principal
place Of business, Grass Valley. Direcsors-
VIM CaD. Body, Joseph Rennalback, VIM.
Z. Hooper.
NoTARIEs PUBLIc-The folleHisg Netasiss
Public have been appointed by Governor
Perkins; 7. J. Rumery. for Yuba county,
t, resids at Brownsville W. A. johnson,
for Santa Clara county. to reside at San
GJese.
FoR uIE AssEMBLY.-Fraak D. Ryan this
-vorps1, b,.,.oH =
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FoR HIE AssENBLY.-Fraak D. Ryan this
mornins announces himself as the regular
Rspubl can nominee for the Assembly.
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Y TREASURY REor1p1s.-The 70

C rY TREASURY RECEIPTS follow
amounts were paid into the city treas
ufy Tor the week ending Saturday, Septem.
Der %. 1882: s. Z. Caldwell, Cemetery dues,
$50 20 !; Il. ID. SERVER, water rates, 81, $50 % I;
N. A. KiddeF, harbor dues, SO; w. A.
Henry, Police Court fines, Sl42 SO George A
Putnam, city licenses. S40S; George A.
Putnam, dog licenses, 50 IS total. s., l57 SO
JEWISH ORGANIC ATIoS.-A new fratesnal
and benevolent society to be known as Cheora
Argudosh Arken was organized last night,
aud the following officers elected pro TEN. |:
Marks Levy. President; Morris Levy, Vice.
President; Charles Barnes, Treasurer; b. L.
Morris, Secretary; s. Alexander, A. Solo
mons. s. Stein, Trustees.
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THE APPROACH Of
- SCHOOL TIME

Suggests nesc things to be bought:
DRESSES, HATS, SUITS, SHOES, etc.
Our stool; of these things ARRAYS large, IS
especially so nosc, aC]teaa trade ia them IS
greatest. This 0ctjUity IS earlier and
stronger scith us than ever bef0re-perhaps
because the v0cGtion has been longer and so
harder one clothes, or perhaps, because as
zoe laid such good Foundation for this
trade last gear. At aay rate, ace intend to
Keep eUery advantage sce haze thus gained by
givjng better goods better prices and better
satisfaction than ever before.
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SECURE BARcAiSs.-The special closing.
ont sale OF sllys< nnnS- knives, forks and
spoons take. 8 nIInan'., 90
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNION.
.z0vERTIsBMErr MERTON.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes tht
following report for the week ending Satur
day, September %, 1882:
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My Diploma hangs In my Office.

Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marriage.
For sale by al newsdealers.
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CURE YOURSELF!

w Hphannans VeeetAbie NrA,re' IL warsartedt Ia M,
.lh,hy cure az! inIms uf NpstD stufrlta or healnsl
m'ath.h General n,hlty, imptsAty, etc and ,r-to,s
,Iei rorsh ana brings back tis "yoatlfui ,irur" al
muse VINO havc DESTROYED My stNna osefu OF ryll rf,e
ltts lhNoh lgu % tr!yn WEEKS Tine, Ihisumuy Min
ha' htyn wsd ny ~ nohauen IN Ills private piarhc, ot
~ h.N N,a, was never khuNn 20 hil In CURING oven
WV somsllnl yi,cit y those n.ddcae,d m,n Who kf{
a,1's Beyond 'nef vars W. inyigonilIg IfVlttvs
ut WV At ohfr, Young men fiifflug tOn ffe s,I.s.
lueev o. wa, Iiehdhg d,,nlcliye habit vi Nd litsx
INV wv htnNih. IN NJ atrutGncc on tissb "a
.hh'ANthI tute. Tho pnt.sti gains .,rurth md M
uy oi 'pit, al once 40 \ sets discyon o., rarn or,S
81 a. ton'lns and healing tunc and auc,n 10 NJ ~
srd seminal Nssic'ss aud Inflated dnif nnlst,s tSrs
l '.ls snl nt9fng Acp 70 ,r natural tlEb ~. snr
iedWnts are simple prohibitions Al uAiut,ttn,ia NV.
NV. 81, and are .n'oi Ne Tor The abv diseases
" rice fiyr Dollars, scut Whh tni dite,ton. s,e a.
~ eidef, fQt sale only NJ NJ 4 A. Hohaunans MY
10 ml NoIlh lh Jrst. h,twtcn Wkshinri.n as.nne ~,
1lern hut!t, y, lnms, ~..i, itiahlyh,ln, ma -
nJ'nI b's"if,ailso On Special Disease" which vi,e.
t't t,iuyaon ~ lht nature Gauss rymi,ons n,nn. q,
fgfg 80, OF s,rulIiS, striNtL WLAKkIss M, ~,
Ikti. 10 any eddNu uvon Ttttlut Of ON, ftan,n $3.50"
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FUTURES.

,,GGuICEEsS advanced on the opening market
lher but fell oil a few points on the close. The
market Closed quiet and easy all around rather
MeaS II anything Liverpool was not able 10
! noll hcr advance on futures and closed about
s n.v same US last night. There seems TO be an
a nip OF n corner of October In New York
and Liverpool but Il is too early vet 70 form nm
9eNlon Corners arc not generally made
@nown SO carly in the month.
NinlvagO Produce, Chicago was rather strong
Wuay ON all except November pork, which
SEEMED little weak. The receipts
,So vorh ana wheat are not up to
Wy expectations, but still the market does not
ADVANCE, There is evidently u power at work,
s0is Wy known or understood, that may make L.
'eu lel' about the last of this month.
NEW YORK
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We also manufacture
"GWATHMEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE GIN"

with Double Roller Hullinp
Attachment and all of the very
latest improvements. Solid
I2-inch saws, patent brush,
strong iron frame, made under
the immediate supervision of
Richard h. Gwathmey, the
patentee. The Eclipse Gin is
designed for hully, trashy cot
ton, but with the improvements
we have recently added il can
be used to great advantage in
all public ginneries and large
plantations.
Send for circular and price
list.
II HI
Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
New London, Conn.
Mitchell & ScTuggs, General Agents
DALLAS, TEXAS
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

o, ,hs' mnRAy, assistant general passenger agent
PAW .ous,oh x Texas Central railway COM
Vsnu n ne entire stock of that oompany's tickets
p,cisSa ho,il. geueral manager OF the Canadian
ienaaSd railway, states that the road will he OK.
monn,a n,ex, season to tho summit of the Rocky
t"n irom Thunder nay 10 Lake Sepissins ,,nJer
"'s' oy january next. The entire line, from
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N Office
10
Architects and Builders.

COMMISSIONERS COURT. PECOs COUNTY,
" TeNas;-lt Is ordered by the Court that n
cOurt.h house and Jail be h,lli for pccos county
Texas, AT Fort stockton, Texas, at an expense
not to exceed the sum ni Fifteen Thousand
$4,000 Dollars. to be used In building q court
house, and the balance IN De used In The erect
ion OF y jail, and the Clerk Of this Court IL in.
the 18th day NJ October, 4. u lssl In the
San Antonio Express, Austin Statesman, and
Dallas HtRALD, requesting architects aud build.
ers 10 furnish plans and Specifications for
building tue said courthouse aud all
the plans and specifications to hc Orc,
scented TO this Court ut iis next regular term
10 be held on the 18Th day OF November. A. b
lSS2, and the sum Of finy siGOW Dollars ia
hereby appropriated for the payment " the
plans aud specifications selected rs the Court
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COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton in this city to-day were
light by. wagon, only about fifty bales coming
IN, While there We're at least sixty bales
by rail one hundred bales were received from
Cleburne, and flfty bales from from Fort Worth
Prices all over the country were steady In this
city the quotations are as follows
GOOD middling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Middling l0aa
Strict low middling Observation-Disclosures. "a,
Low middling Observation-Disclosures.
Good ordinary ..,.,,........... o..
olulhulS '''''''' y a
Manchester was reported iirmcr but prices not
generally higher.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

We Warrsn. six Boxes of Or 4. u, wEST
Nerve and Brain Treatment 10 cure All
Nrvous Disease, sihcr male or female. of
whatever nature, such ~ Nervous lload.
ache, Mental Depression. Loss " Memory,
SpcrmatorrhUa and Involuntary fmlsslons
caused by oyerwotk Of the brain, lf-Abuso,
ETC., and will give written guarantee with
Zach s. order, agreeing 10 refund the money
II the treatment does not effect cure In III
mouths Price, q per box, six boxes FOR Is
aent prepaid by mall on receipt Of price Gusr
anteos issued by y. DERlCKSON, Whole
sale and Retail Druggist New Orleans, Ia or
ders bv mail NJ regular prico