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SE:vEN BAD DAYS.
What Used Up Tom farmers Time and
ssoney-Me ADOPTS wiser Method.

I
sEoney-He Adopts a wiser Method.
why, Farmer, Old boy, you look like your own
gaos. revisis.n g the giinpses Of the moon. Where
have you been fer the past week, and what's the
matter with your
Tom Farmer was oOokkeeper in large New
York publishing house. and is yet, for Tom is bona
fSe character. with Postof5cs address aad name
in the CITY Directory He is hard working fellow,
drinks little. and is occasionally careless in his
habits.
"rve been at home, that's where I've BEEN re-
sponded Tom, YEARLY dropping into his Old seat,
:. under the decsoFs hands. and between the doc
tor and the dyspepsia. mighty tough time I've had
Of it."
seems 70 me" said correspondent James
Quinn, shusling the mornings mail ike pack Of
hist cards, sthat you might be able 70 ind some
thing 70 ttrashten out that stomach Of yours It
uses up mere time ard money than hAli dozen
sound sto-naehs would # you has to feed en- ali
vita ues. A. panic prices"
Hsaven knows wish could FIX it u2 I'll right
sighed Tom, dssPondeHtiy, ioF eysPefeA q !'4st
hadss on earth, ard no mistake"
There sat P2or Tom, with pale, thin, haggsrd
face. 10 appetite, nauseatsd stolAchSzbitionless
hopssaz-And yet with the awful necessity upon
him OF earning the daily bread which, after he had
earned it, his disease forbade him to enjoy.
"Tsm,r said the gray -hsired head q his depart
msat, take word Of advice from man that's
been lhege. Lave Of st nulauts and qlaek stuff.
and psy Twenty-Five cents FOR ons Of BESsoS's
CAPGISR POROUS PLASTERs, ard put i on
yoar stomach, take care ot yourself, and you1l b
rliI uaaa yet. I've tired it aaa knew"
Taisw4s year ago. Ton tried It and hasa's lost
& day n The last SIX lnoaths-
1sz ssau;ua have oARclsE cut Ia the mia
ais Doas su1srys1rseE 70 Be svinaiss d ss@harY
Johnson, Ess Tc-k aseDSs
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VI. A, WgGlgsOA, Il. D.,

Z Nd GENERAL PRACTITIONER. BEING
"A crippled, is only able TO attend to office prac
lice. Office hours, 8 A. NJ. to P. M. Room 25
Mansion House. m25-lm
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ArrERsooS SESSION.

-" They who cry loudest are not always
TIE INST hurt Kidney Wort does lis work
ike the Good Samaritan. quickly, uuos.snta-
;isEsly, but with great tkoSoughness. a New
Hsupshirs lady writes: Mother has been
sffi icsei for years Eisa kidney diseases Last
srrinz size vas ysry IL, ard had en- alarming
asin sni nunabaass IN ope side. Kidney Wort
pr0Fed eraas blessing, end has coupletely
cared hern
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a %

On and After Wednesday, ssay 50. 1855.
UNTIL YUKEHsR HOIIGa,
Trairs VIII yun between Sacramento ss1 Shn gIe
Springs follows.
Leave Sacramento tor Folsom, LatfO5e
and Single springs.... ............. 7.S0 q. p.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. l;G0 P. n.
Leave Shingle Springs tor LatroEo, Eoi-
som and Saersidento 49,. .........I I:l5 4. II.
Leave Latrobe for Folsom and 8aeSa-
EentC. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sL-sul n
Leave Folsom for Slcr&monto-......---. 1850 4, NJ
Leave Folsorn for Sacramento. ..--...., 1915 ?. NJ
mr2-u J. B. WRIGHT. &upeg. ntcndcEt.
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80 rrapciseo Ger Narkes

Beef Is unchanged, With moderate supply. We
note ths shipment Of California cattle to the Ea. in
car-loai lots. Au ton is abundant and the MAJ ket
IS weak Hogs u good quality are scarce, wni.e
prices continue high and unchanged. Following
are rates for Waoie eaTcsSscs MON 5z1gbtorers 10
dealers:
BEsF-Priu'e sSsis; medium grades, 7IgTle;
VEGL-Lsrre calves. 78sc; sa-Sn ones. esloe
Sn
MUrroS-wethers are grotabie ii l9s9c, AS ewes
1t 4s94sc = q, according TO quality
L.Asrs-SpTing is qaotahle at 5l&6c ! 4.
PoEK-Llve Hozs, SFsic for hard, and 7e7le
for sot,; dressed CO, los slosi > for hard
crr.n Ia.s
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, April so, 1883,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
THsIas MD BOATS WILL LEAVE sEGHsssENT0

ETA 4, M.-(suudays exceptsdI-Aocommo-
~'A% dalton Train TO Aarysyiies BED BLUM and
Redding.
e.AA A. M.@(sundays exceptedy-san Fran
WV cisco Passenger Train, via Benicia. Con-
meets at Suisun for Vallejo. Second class
7so h:pss e: e Srs5i s;a' 5ssssss Il
Suisun- Sundays onlYl-ior Vallejo and
CSis;oga.
OsVV Ogden, Council Bluds and Vast.
1850 s:aad Is seen iss'5 9s PFC &c
San Francisco, toCch'ps 81 II way ports
on the Sccra-r ent1 rive.
1885 Il. s = 9sS.. 's' S1. Ssl
Tehsma and Red Bluff.
AsTS Trim Connects at Gala with Passenger
Train fo- lone ana at i4staTop with the $. 7.
Atlantic ESp.ess for &2der7, AeWhah
isauts BarbsFa) Los Angeles Cotton
(S4n Diego, Yuma, AaricODa tPresc0ttl,
Iucson begaon (Guaymss, Mexico) Dem
ing IA, r. & 8. +. 2 b., 81 Pns0 ct. & p.
T. R.) San Antoine ard New Orleans.
Connects also al Niles for San jose.
sR.sse. p. H-(pailyt- Oregon SxFfsss i0T
~sts'J Earysyiils, Chico, Red BlEg and Rod.l- x
Portland, Creguuf.
0.AA p. M.-lDaiiy) -Loasi Passenger EIain
'SszS for Auburn sid Coles.
Ss.ga r, M,-paiivl-ssn ffs1cise3 Fnssanger
1sssS Trsin, via Bsricis. Connects at Suisun
-(Sundays oxeepted)-fsr Calistoga.
AtQA Y. M.-(Da!iyl-Laeal 1r.-iV TO LNtnrcpl
AtcV connecting with 8. =, &migralt TTain
for DemiDg-and q Pns0.
%o0A y. Rs.-(Smdays exc9ptel (-fasssrE.t
saw Train for Woodland and Knights Land
Lag.
r.s% r. k7.-(Dany}-C. P. Atlantic Expross
tsSs for Coliax, Reno (CSzzon ard F.rs.llsj,
Battle Mountain (Austir), Fs!Ssce
eureka, Ogden, Council Bluffs and Eos,
&. N, TOWNE,.,... .....s..... .toaif-i As-iISef
7. H. GOODMAN ..Genq pass'- and ElcAs. AEsa t
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Skin Diseases
Fifteen Years OF suTering-BOcy Covered
with HumoT-Had Twelve Doctors
Paid Out S5OO-EO CHre-So H6pes

I will now state that made miraculous cure OF
one Of tie worst cases Of skin disease known The
patient is a man 40 years old had suffered fifteen
Years. His eyes, scalp, and nearly h 3 whole body
presented a frightful appearance. Had had the at
tenton OF twelve different physicians, who pre-
scTibed the best remedies known TO the profession,
such as iodide potassium, arsenic, corrosive subli-
mate sArsaparills etc. Had paid $500 for medical
treatment, with but little relief. prevailed upon
him to use the CyncURA REsoLvsNT (hleod purifier)
internally, and the CUucURA and CUnCURA SOAP eX-
ternally. he did so, AID was completely cure3.
The skin en- his head face and many other parts of
his body, which presented most loathsome appear
ance, is now "a sol and smooth as al infants with
no scar or trace Of the disease left hind. He has
now besn cured twelve months. Reported by
f. Il. BROWN, Esq, Barnweil, ). c.
Reference, DR.. II. BABR, Charleston, 5. G.
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R InY ZONE HNS.

EoRMERLY EOoK WAN, HAS RETUsNEI
from China With fresh stock OF Drugs and
Medicines, and will te glad to see his former
patrons. Friends and others wishing to consult
with him may do so at bis store, No. 9s6 Third
street between | and ]. ms. Inn
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IDA Il. ANDREWS, VI. d,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and X str cts Office Hours
9 to 1880 A. NJ; to 4. and to p. NJ. Residence,
9IS Ne street, between Ninth and Tenth. m23.4p1y
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2. FOSTER. J. o. fUNbIUN.
1855. r. FOSTER s. CO., 1883.
s. CAsLs.
CARRIE = CgaEY.
PHYSICIANS AID SURGEONS
DE, EAEEE.

fSGs EAkSGS
FsBYslClAH AND sURaEcN.-oFFICE sd
Rssidenos, No. S28 J sire t, between Third
Fourth Hours: g TO 10 A. II, 70 aaj to P. K.
Office OF City Superb end Int OF Public Schools a
ss7rs place jeSzplrn
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~. - - -.Ssa Ia. -I-a z. .SSz- Z
HOW 70 GET AND HOW TO KEEP IT.
DR.. WILLIAMS ELECTRIC
Hs3!GsTi9, GoM5RF0 LIVER, KIDaE. ARD LUG
Es Is D.
s-s,,fss- EExN 81. CFsIstren,s Sfza =. fAnfs

E.soR TIE CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
from impure Blood any imperfect action Of
IL Stomach, Liver, Kidneys or Lungs. Full drec-
til 4s accompany each Pad. We ask those who buy
tbi, Pal to give it fair trial. Do not give it up if
it aes not bring about instantly. Wear It 30
deys, anyway Try to be almost as patient with it
as you would be with doctor and medicines, both
Of hieh cost you its price many times Give it
i5ir rial, and you viii be more than Satisfied with
the result. The sane Pad should never be worn by
more than one person. Seat 10 all pIrts, c. Q. D.
or % receipt of Postoce order Sold at the Bosi oa
s2ar, sd street, between Eighth and Ninth, and
at she Pacific Waite. Cure northwest corner Seventh
and L streets. LDEsS A. KELLY, Agent.
JFl4Dlm
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VIE. GEvEgr;ERaYE,,

Exon END BRASS FOUNDER ASp IA,
Z ch,r.iss, Front arG n Etrests. Manufacturer q
QctsAnbergoT's EorSe Powers, PatSat Ground Rollss
sad Clog Cruahai aud Barley Aflls. al kinds q
Hydraulic Pipsa. Eor ssle. Tires Killer Patent aEF
Pressee m1-spim
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T STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND sSE=iS5SS
81 Tenth. The handsomest sample ,fsyssls7l
rooms in town. Only the very best Wines, ss5Ssz=a
Liquors and Cigars served to patrons. 4 hne lunch
served VI. II. CHENOWETH, Proprietor.
aIl-tf
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noUsE.RArssNG AND MOVaN 6
Z. 4. CUNNINGHAM.

DRICK OR WOOD HOUSES RAISED OR
I , moved in city or country, on reasonable terms,
At the shortest notice guaranteed to give saisfac-
ton. LELAND HOWE, No. 1927 street MOL
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BLACK 0EAMesND COAL
AND &C REENiASgss

rgya. ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
8 MONTE DIABLo COAL, the most economical
- Gisck Diamon1 Landing Contra Costa county,
Al az ths oaico OF the Company, southeast come
Of solscTa I'D spsar ss-se.s, Ssn Francisco.
z. B. CORNWALL,
p-s.f1orE n
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s,kCEiMENro BOILER AID IRON WORE.
=, | street, between Front and Second, sFsr2.
c5ato. Manufacturer OF Steam Boilers Shset !loa
Work, etc Also, all kinda Of Z ep king. cha1g ng
Portable Boilers from Wood IL 6t1Es Burners t
gusnI1l,V m5-&pH
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xaMEs nacGEERa

| MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAFSis
Iva Iron Doors, JAIL Celia, Shutters, Ratings
Gredngs, Holsework and Elacksmithing in genersi
No. go < strcet, betwoor Fitsh and sixsb- Second
harnd IInn,s for aaie. fe22.ap.i
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PHYSICIANS ssac.io3 hss b7aR sTc2ried 70
saas standard disiafee.sgf, Gse1ais suipaur
Sos2.
HIS Hsir l}ye, blssk g sseFas % ca-ts.
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PIKE : xouNt.

NABRIAGE MANUFACTURE
" ers, corner Of Fourth and osss 49,
L streets, Sacramento, have on -s--y-TV-s5-1'SS-,
haad the LARGEST assortment Of NJ
Carriages, Wagons aud Bugges TO be found in Saera
rleatO, which they VIII sell at very Low -ates.
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TgoMEoPATHEC PHYsICIAN-oFFICE AND
L Il residence, 7o3 street, near Seventh Office
hours: 6 TO A. NJ; l To 4 P. 81, and to p N.
In9S-tf
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ALLEN SPRINGS,
Lake County California


-" - > = 49,
1<agNER FOURTH AND Z STREET, AcEs.
.as,so-s,zict.g e5!-alass, on toe llropesn piali.
D. Servers Carriages Kill take I'll psssasors tree
Of eialr~e irora Depot so Eotel
ie,.4pto TERRY & co, &aoago,s
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Helpless for Eight EsArs-saabie 70 Walk
fer 0ae Gear-Cst A0sut On sands
and Anees-A Wonderful cure

l have had a most wonderful cure OF sat Rbeum
For seventeen years suffered with salt Rheuu l
had it % my head, face, neck, arms and legs. was
not able to walk, OILY MY bands add knees. for
Gight years. ] sred hundreds of remedies not enc
had the least effect. The doctors said my case was
ncurable so my pareuts tried every thing that
ctme along ! saw your advertisement and con
Guided to try CUrIcURA REMEDIES. The CUTcUBA
brought the bunlor to the surface Of my skin. l.
would drop Of as It came out, until now an en-
tiraly well. All / can say is, thank YOU most
heartily for my cure. Any person who thinks this
letter & fraud let th,m write or come and see me,
an find cut fer themselves.
VIII hFcn0NAID
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" IL INDV y ALUI
25l2 Dearborn ST., Chicago, Ill.

THE CutIcura Treatment, for the cure OF
Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases, consists in the in
te nal use Of CuHCURA REsOLyENT, the new Blood
Purifier and the external use of CuTCURA and CUTE
CUR Soar the Great Skin Cures. Price Of CUrcURA,
small boxes, 80 c,s; large boxes, 81. CUricUAA
REs0LvsST 81 per bottle. CUTiCURA soap p cts.
CUsIcURA SHAVING SOAP, Is cts. Sold by all drug
gi.ss.
Pnsfer Drug Chemical Company. Best0n.
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New York figures are r Red Winter qualities
BARbEg-Cal business vas quite active thi7 morn.
ing. Feed is joboiDg It 92l 95c, while SOL or
are accepted as ruling pTices for Brewing. Pubic
sales embraced $3.50 TINS No Feed, az i5il3ws;
Juy-100 rs s9tc.
Octoher-l00 tons s5ze 200. 500; 100. sole
Seller 1ss3- zoo tons 553; 500, S5lc; 200. sic ;
700, sole; 1000, s5sc; 909 S5lc; 800 3c; 200
sc . ctl-
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CvLI-COAL,

HNIoN WOOD AND COAL CO., 4e6 ST
4 Coal can be bought at very low prices, for
steam and hotel purposes. F. Trader, Superin-
tendent lone Mines In2s-lm
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SIX-PAGE EDITION
COMMERCIAL.
gan rrancisco produce market.
SAs FRAsc1sco, June 5th-1 P.

SAs FRANCISCO, June 5th-1P.
FLOrR-There is good inquiry for export, while
the local trade is all that could be desired. Best
City Extra IS 50o5 % medium grades, s. 50a5 %
shipping supeEfine, s4a4 % = Dbl.
WHEAI-Shippers are not making any heavy pur-
chases. All immediate wants eeem 70 have been
provided for and there is scarcely any disposition
10 secure parcels for future delivery. Operators
generally appear inclined to await the result of the
coming harvest before negotiating 70 any marked
extent. No. l j. quotable at 81 65GI 67l. and No.
at 81 601l 62s e ctl- On call a. the Produce Ex-
change to-day the speculative feeling was quite
pronounced, though confined mostly to seller 1888
contracts. Tie buying interest Isthsr preaOmina
ted, and it was u comparatively easy task to give !
buoy1ns tooe to the situation Sales Of no. Waite
footed up 3. 800 tons, rs follows:
Seller lsS3-l0O tons, q 5il 100, 81 54s 100
81 54s $50, 81 IS: coo, 81 So SEQ, 81 SCI; 100
81 555 2O0, 81 5ss 2 ell.
August-20y tons, 81 60 q ctl.
Quotations Of No. grades at leading eenters -
.lar are falao,rIr.hai a. flIlnHs
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l. ?. ROOF ALEX. NBILsoS J. DRlscoL-.

ROOT, MANSON IL Co..
TyNIoN FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Nachinists, Front street, be-
tween n and o. Castings ami Machinery OF every
description made to order MA 4plm
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Poster Drug Chemical Company, Host0n

80 ~ 70 ~ For Infantile and Birth Humors
H. 50 p ) and Skin Blemisbes use CuttcuFa
Seap. deciously perfumed skin Besuttiier.
81 Il Toilet Bath and Nursery Sauatige Absolutely
pure Sales 1881 and 1882, !, 900, coo cakes.
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DIR. HAT
a.Hse G. 4. Gos.. 81. D..

nFFIGE, SOUTHWEST CORNER FIFTH AND
" ] Streets Office hours: a. NJ, and 1880 to
9PN m29H
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nR. A. u. EgUsE.

WALLACE A. BRkSsS, M. d.
AFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. sIz STREET
Y Sacramento.
TO 9 A NJ.
euce gours II 4 N. 70 P n. nl2Aps
| Gao to P NJ
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Jft3EN ICTEL...

- EuoHp AND K STREETS, SAGE 1It2s7'o
~ Cal. Rooms 50 cents and & per cay. Spec5-
.5es by the TlGnth Billiards, choice liquors ao5
oigsr5. Bor !yz,lch daily from II a. IL till p II.
-. Q. C'JoE'D BOWERS,
jel-4plzS Pronr.etCr.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN EIFEL.

xETATcHMAKER AND JEwELER, SOC &C,
w ] street, between Fifth and Sixth, ASTA>
las always on hand a choice variety Of fine e. Sc
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, etc 3-lm GS.s{sS
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A. ~. SMITH.

ATo a2 STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasftter-work done on the n,Oet approved
s,ri.sru nrineinlea iel-4pti
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eastern aaa Foreign Markets,

NEW YoSx, June 9Th.
sRzSrssuEFa - -Four Is steady aaa Nhost is
steady latter IS 81 o5sI u = bus5ei.
ty1st - California is dul ST 1sSIse for taI
hr-rr and I65ac FOR clean ISL spring hurry, - Q
e0e: clean spring, z2e1 2Ss: pglled, 2les&0c.
Erbss-CaaiiOTEiS at dull 81 S0sslIie.
PHuApEIFaIA. June 5th.
wool-DulI s1d lower, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Wcse virginia NN ard above 4ese42c; extra, SEQ
zoe. medium sass; eazrse, 35SS5c; New York,
Michigan iniilnA ana Western, tne, So52S7i c; me-
diura 4sc4Sr; ooarse. SiGS5s; washed eombiug
and deiains, IS 7s7e; unwssned do, s6eS5c; tub
,rsshra s. a<2c OREGON, - sfSSc; New Mexico and
Colorado. f7ss2sc; pulled. - sSSc-
CaIcAeo. Juse 9Th.
wazAx- 81 Iss for July.
CoRE-5tss i1T aEy.
eoRk-Sl9 Qs9 Tor July
IARD-slt =. for June
EIss-sio Is for June
LrrsE-HooL, Js4ie 5.h.
V7HxkT California s7ct lets are dul. e Is %
o. 81 t1srs1n les Sos fer JUS Shipped, AS for
resrsr due aad As ior oE COST
sararaaso Produce hA-Est Wholesale.
.-a-esssa 4asiy so- tis BasosD-UsIoA-l
saczAvSsrn June Sta
Fsrrs-E4icsas, SKY. sl9s5a 10 50 HcAss; oranges
-Tseiti, 9 ms 2 BOX; CsiiScs,ias u e y box
Idssss, q 1881 co EaszaHse, $ seesi : olnch
4-,.,.es Al Eaea bx. f-sraersias. SilelS z
NJ. Ss-.si,srf.ss. qsftaa e =, CaerTies. S-El u
: box. Gcosaasrftes, e & p ilr el,n1l.il A1 4.s
for Iaslsb Respects is.ais- > sSske'; APR
co.'s, sS50 D
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Sacramento 6 PIaGorVIllG Railroad.

a. N, T0WEE, ............ General Manager
I. II. GOODMAN Cent Pasa'- and Ticls. AEeat
jG9.tutl
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DIR. NIxaN.

AFEICE AND gEsIDEECE. II STREET BE-
Z tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. e1s and 80. VIII
yist the Railroad Hospital daily ct $50 4 z oice
nouTa-s to L.B.; to Pm ard eEenlngs feiS-lrs
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-13
UNCLE s.lN,s NECRET.

THos. a. PRESDERaAsr, City Clerk.
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RnfaI nFarlrRt.

The following shows the prices for which the
articles named sold the day before publication:
Messina oranges retail at 85c96Oc per dozen
Lemons, 505 per dog. Bananas, scarce, 75o per
doz. row lettuce seliinggt Zoe per doE. Apples
S3.5094.00. New potatoes, 50c. per bu;
,thers, none. Onions, SOC per b.. Gran
slsted sugar in 70 ID. packages, I0c;
powdered, lie; cut loaf, lie; crushed,
Li5te; Ext. c., $50 yeilow c., SIS; brown
7o; Minnesota, Zoe. Beet 0. g. Java cofse,
&c J}<c; best Mocha, 2Cci best Rio, SB1Sc. Best
teaa, Eng. breakfast, s. per 10; best xoang
Gysou, e per In; BEST Gun Powder, s1.1G per
BE-; best Japan, SEC; best Basket fred Japan,
nc. Orange Blossom aour, 1916 per owt;
ginshury's 1915 per cwt. Straight, 1915.
Eggs, go per dog.i fresh, 35c.
meats-SiriOin snd porter house stsak, 18c;
cib roasta Loo ouck rossts, f21fc; auttoH chops,
i5c; fore quarter, i2c1I; rouRd steak, l21so;
shoulder, Ice; veal. l5Gl5c; pork chops, l0o;
cork 7oEsts, I0c; han Ice; bsoon and dry
bsoon, l5c; shoulders, 9ei com beef, GGSo;
eaaaege pork, 1211ci smoked Sausage, lOo; lard
z jarss Zoe; per singls h., loci in ksGs,
$50; drisd beet, les.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-13
Chicago Produce Market,

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-FloCr dull and IN
changed; common to choice spring wheat
3.5O@5 90; Minnesota 3.50@4. 25; patent 6. so
@7.00; winter wheat -four, southern and Mis-
souri, 4.75@5.75; Michigan 4.00@5. so. Regu-
lar wheat firm, fairly active and higher; 95Xc
November; $3.50 December; 96149g33Sc Janu-
airy; 994@99Sse February; 1858 May: No. 2
spring 969969Sc; No. 8 spring SS@84c; No. z
red winter 1.010I .03. Corn generally active
and higher; a955050c cash; SIC November;
492s@4917c December; 1890 year; 1876 Jan
uary; 5133s@5lMc May. Oats dull but firm;
28A@2835c cash; 2815c November; 285Ec De-
cember; 2615c year; 255s@29c January; S21Sc
May. Rye steady at 561ac. Barley quiet at Gle.
Flax seed quiet at 1856. Pork strong and
higher and demand active; 1l.00 cash, Noven-
Der, December and year; IL .70@11. 7255 Janua-
~; 1l.8219@ll.S5 February. Lard IN good de-
mand, strong and higher; 1897. 80 cash; Z. 80
@7.5275 November and December; 7.4715
o. 50 year; z .571s@7.60 January; Z. 675S@7.70
February. Bulk meats in fair demand:
shoulders ATS; short ribs 6.69; short clear $50.
Butter quiet and unchanged; creamery 22632c
Eggs steady at 24@25c. Whisky steady and
unchanged.
Call-Wheat active and firm; advanced 1zc
November, nc December, January and Februa-
~ and 5sc May. Corn in good demand; ad-
vanced &c December; declined &c year, Janu-
sry and May. Oats in good demand; advanced
sc January and May. Pork in fair demand:
declined 21Sc November; SC higher January and
February. Lard active and firm; Sc higher
November, December, year and January; lOc
higher February.
Receipts, $4,000 barrels OF -four; 81, 900 bush
els. of wheat; $4,000 bushels of corn;
10000 bushels of oats; $4,000 bushels of rye;
$4,000 bushels of barley. Shipments, 16, 600
barrels of -four; $4,000 bushels of wheat;
$4,000 bushels of corn; $4,000 bushels Of
oats; 1000 bushels of rye; $4,000 bushels of
barley,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-13
Hend of The snlvntionisfs.

Much of the indomitable perseverance
of this boisterous body Of religionists is
owing to the magnetic personality and
consumInate skill of its commander, writes
a London correspondent. Gen. Booth
was born TO lead. His nose, regular
Wellingtonian, indicates this, and his sue
cess proves IL. His whole appearance Is
in his favor. Tall, bouy, with long-reach-
ing arms and bushy, iron-grey hair and
whlskers, he makes an imposing figure on
the platform, and his manner and method
In speaking heightens The effect. Barring
slight nasal tTang, he has q good voice
He never raves, but talks calmly, in an
insinuating, confidential tone, blending
humor with pious exhortation IN a most
attractive way, and enligenlng his remarks
with anecdotes and telling hits. His worst
enemy could not listen 10 him without be-
ing entertained, and his friends applaud
every sharp point 10 the echo. Mrs
Booth vino exercises little less influence
than her husband, is q demure and intel
lectual-looking woman, with pale face,
dark hair ana eyes, and an expression o.
couRtenance that indicates thorough devo-
ton. She is really refined lady, and the
marvel of all is that she can put up with
so much noise and nonsense. The young
er Booths, of whom there are several of
each sex, always to the front, are veritable
chips of the old blocks, the girls resem-
bling their mother, ana the boys looking
for all the world like the general The
elder Booth Is constantly on the go from
place to place, and his visits TO provincial
towns are local red-letter days.