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MEDICAL.
REMARKABLE!
Letter from a Traveller.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sept. ID. lSs

Letter from a Traveller.
KANSAS CITY, No., Sept. 20, 1882.
think it a duty owe to humanity to say
what your reme1y has done for me. One
year ago contracted bad case of blood
disease, and not knowing the result Of such
troubles, allowed il to run on for some
time, but finally applied TO the best physi-
elan In this city, who treated me for six
months. In that time l took over 600 pills
OF protoiodide Of mercury, grain each,
and had run down in weight from 30 to 157
pounds, and was confined TO my bed with.
Mercurial Rheumatism, scarcely able to turn.
myself in bed. Being travelling man, some
OF the fraternity found me in this deplorable
condition, and recommended me to try your
severa cured by
its use. commenced the use of it with
very little faith, and in less than three
weeks was able to take my place on the road
The sores and copper colored spots gradu-
ally disappeared, and to-day / have not
sore or spot on my person, and my weight
Is 2l7 pounds, being more than it ever was.
do not wish you to publish my name. but
you may show this letter to any who doubt
the merit OF S. S. S., for know 1t ia q sure
cure. Yours truly, J.HB.
Some thirty years ago there lived in Mont
gomery, Ala, young man who was terri
bly, afflicted. After being treated for Q long
time by the medical profession Of this town
with no benefit, he commenced taking s. s..
s. After persistently taking it two months
he was cured. Being acquainted with him
for twenty years thereafter can tel tify
that the disease never made its return
J. w. BISHOP, J. P, Hot Springs, Ark.
II you doubt, come to see US, and we will
CURE YOU, or charge nothing. Write for
particulars and copy of the little book
" Message to the Unfortunate Suffering"
Ask any Druggist as to our standing.
sT 81, geo INWARD will be paid to
any Chemist who will find on analysis Of
100 bottles Of 3. 8. 8. one particle OF Mer-
curry, Iodide OF Potassium, or any Mineral
Substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Propri.
etors, Atlanta, Ga.
PRICE OF SHALL SIZE, 81 90
PRICE OF LARGE SIZE, Is
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
ol4-4ply
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a. N TOwNE. General Manager
Z. H. GOODMAN .Genl Pass'r and Ticket Agent
ja9-4utf
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CUItED AT HOME.
FHR GREAT gNGLISB RRhgDF

ls q never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility, Ex.
hausted Vitality, Sem.
inal Weakness, Sper.
rnatorrhRa, Lost s9sn.
h cod, I'm potenc y,
Paralysis, and all the ter.
ribie effects of seif-abuse,
youthful folllcs and OK.
cesses In mature years
sech as Loss Of Memory.
Lassitude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to
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CALCIUM LIGHTS.

GEoReE BINeAY CAN FURNISH AS FINE
u ghts as can be had on the coast, for balls. par
ties, stage and other purposes. Residence, Odd Fell
lows' Hall, Room 2. dli4p1m
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Society, Dniness Of vieoD, Noises in the Head toe
vital fluid passing urobserved in the urine, aud
many other diseases that lead TO insanity and desth
sr. MkSTtE, who is q regular physician (grad.
uate Of the UnIyersity OF Pennsylyania) viii agree
to forfeit Five Hundred BusEnEs for case Of
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (inder HE
special advice and treatment) will not cure, or ioz
anything impure or injurious found in H. Dr.
MkNTGE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and advice, including analysis OF
urine, S.. Price OF Vital Restorative, S3
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent TO
tny address upon receipt OF price, or c. O. D., GO
cured from observation, and in private usne u
desired, by 4. Z. HEKFzE, ~. -. no. II
Rcaray street. san Erancssco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FEEEi
VIII be sent TO any one applying By letter, stating
symptoms and age. Strict secrecy m regard 70
all business transactions
DIX. HENJEE'a KIDNEY REME3E, ~
PEHETECy n, cures sli kinds OF Kidney al
Bladder Complaints. GonofTnosa, Giset Lceeorrhcss
gor sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle SIX bottle
for IS.
nR. sfssTsE's DsyoREfas PILLS are the
beet and cheapest IEsPEEsfA and fsaAESgs
curein the MARKET. For sale by an Druggists.
KIRK, GEARF & CO., Sacramento, wholcsAie
oSenta- nl94ply ao9sslyWS
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BAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW,
General merchandise.

GasPoEr.D son rHx SACRAMENTO RnOoRD-UnOs.
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seminal Weakness


is practced by the youth Of both sexes to almost
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty
the following train of morbid symptoms, unless
conbated By scientific medical measures viz: Sallow
countenauce, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing the ears, noise ike the rtIstling Of
leaves and rafting of chariots un asiness about the
oins weakness of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect, loss Of confidence, difidence in
approaching strangers, dislke 10 form new &C.
quaintances, disposition TO shun society, loss OF
memory, hectic fushes, pimples and various erup-
tions about the face, furred tongue, fetid BREATH
coughs, consumption, night sweats, moromania and
frequent BY insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be cured at home By
addressing a letter to DR.. GlBBON, stating case.
symptoms length Of time the disease has continued
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part the country
with full and plain directions. By incloaing ten.
dollars in registered letter. through the Postoffce
or through Wells, Fargo Co, package Of medicine
viii be forwarded to any part OF the Union. Please
say you saw .this advertisement IN the RECORD.
UNION Address. DR.. j. F. GIRB0N,
a24-4ptfSsR Box 1857 San Francisco
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TO THE UNFURTUNATE!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY.
street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexua
and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured or no charge
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The Telephone,s Successor.

The May number Of the Midland Monthly, No.
1 of Vol. II, and the first in which it appears
under its new title, is out. The opening article,
literally and tastefully illustrated, is entitled
From the Lakes to'the Rockies" An interest
ing feature of this issue is what is said to be the
only poem known to have been written by Presi-
dent William Henry Harrison. That he wrote
verse at all will be a surprise to many This
poem is entitled "Abel Entering Heaven" 1t
shows the joy and surprise of the angels over
the first soul to reach heaven from earth, and is
possessed of considerable merit. Mena Kemp
Griffin begins a new continued story entitled "a
Rustic Princess" with good promise of making
an entertaining romance. ]. W. Riley has poem
entitled "rheir Last Waltz" and Mrs. Bolton
one on "A Winter Day. Mrs. Bailey has an en-
PERTAINING sketch, and the other contents are
good,
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INSANE ASYLUM COMMISSION.
What They Saw and Learned of Methods OF
Treatment in the Illinois Asylum.

Governor Porter and the members of the In
sane Hospital Commission, who visited the ILL
nois asylum at Kankakee last week, found that
the methods of treatment were widely
different from those in vogue in the
Indiana asylum and they were very
favorably impressed with the system of
management The hospitals at Kankakee are
conducted upon both the cottage and the pala-
tial or congregate system. The patients, with
the exception of the maniacs and those violent
~ insane, are given outdoor work and the treat
ment consists almost solely of methods which
have the effect to divert their minds from con-
centration upon any one subject. They are per-
mitted to move about with freedom and require
little guarding In fact, the Governor says, one
would hardly suspect from casual observation
that they were insane people. There is no
doubt that the methods are better
than those now in use in In
diana and it is likely that
the new hospitals, will be constructed upon
plans adapted TO much the same mode of treat
ment. The commission has already visited Lo-
gansport, Richmond and Hagerstown and made
careful inspection OF the advantages offered for
the location of the hospitals The statement lii
a Chicago paper. however, that Governor Porter
had intimated that the institutions would be To-
Gated at LOgansport and Richmond, was who'll
untrue: He smrlv said that the commissioners
were about to visit the two cities named for the
purpose of inspecting the available sites, which
was wrongly interpreted by the reporter,
Newspaper men who have interviewed Governor
Porter oftener than Siice, know that such
..olnent is about as likely to come from him as
lightning from a clear sky. The commissioners
asked consideration in the location of the hospi-
tails next week.
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During the argument of motion for . new
trial in the Farman will contest case, in the Cir
cult Court, Saturday, one of the plaintiffs,
George F. Farmau, appeared in court with
Bartholomew & sprague, attorneys, and the
former speedily announced that his clients
former attorney, Major James L. Mitchell whose
integrity and legal ability no one doubts, had
been dismissed from the case. Thereupon Mr..
Mitchell was allowed TO make statement
which reflected rather severely and justly on
Farman, who had acted so queerly in the mat
ter, The court overruled the motion for new
trial and an appeal will be taken to the Supreme
COurt
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PETTIS, BASSETT & CO..
THE COMING ENCAMPMENT.
General Carnahan's Order Concerning the
Requirements of Companies.

General Carnahan, the commander Of the forth
coming military encampment, has issued the fol-
lowing general order, stating the requirements
of companies entering the competitive drills and
exr.aning the object Of the encampment:
The second annual Military Eneampment of
Indiana will be held at the city of Indianapolis
August 10 10 II, inclusive. The eneampment OF
1882 was completea success that 10 has been
determined by the citizens of Indianapolis to
use every possible effort to make the forthcOm-
ing encampment even greater, in all respects,
than was that of 1882. The more to encourage
military organizations, both within the State of
Indiana and from other States, to take an
large attendance, the amount OF prizes, and
the number offered, are very much in excess OF
those offered last year. AS one day of the en-
campment will be given to the competitive drills
of the First Regiment Indiana Veteran Legion,
all of whom are members OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic it has been determined to make
that day Grand Army Day for Indiana and visit.
fered TO posts of this department
Each company of infantry or cavalry must
drill with not less than twenty-four men, right
and left guides, and three commissioned officers.
The artillery Will orlil by sections aud will be
IN the manual and mechanical movements per-
tanning TO section, and will embrace the com
mands mount the carriage "MOunt the piece"
and fire two rounds OF cartridge. The arm used
shall be the muzzle-oaGiDR field piece Of size
applicable to he drawn by four horses
UptOn's tactics to he adhered TO strictly in all
drills. Bkirmish drill excluded.
Subsistence. furnished all who 90 into camp as
organized bodies Respectfully,
JAMES u. CARNAHAN,
Brigader-general ana COmmandant.
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An Indiana Invention.

The National Republican says patents have
been granted to man in Indianapolis upon an
electric light for houses, the popularity or
which is that the necessary electricity is pro
duced by simple process Of chemical combus-
ton, the apparatus for which can be put into
any house. with an Independent system such as
this would be, the people could snap their fingers
at gas companies. The Indianapolis man can
Nv. pnins e aPs O,..s wy shy wv sui.
gas company that has Its heel upon the neck of
this district may have not only fortune, but the
never-ending gratitude of the people"
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The uniform Rank Encampment,

General Carnahan, grand commander Of the
Uniform Rank of the Knights of Pythias, has
issued the following order relative to the en-
campment to be held at Terre Haute, beginning
July 2 and continuing until the 9Th:
"The committee appointed to select the time
aud place for holding the first encampment of
the Grand Division has decided that the en-
campment shall be held on the I'd, Sd, Attn and
9th of July next, at the city OF Terre Haute.
You win, therefore, at once commence the work
OF preparing Your division to take part in the
encampment. As this Is the first time the Grand
Division Will he brought together, 1t Is of the
highest Importance 10 the work in the State that
such division should report In camp in the very
best possible condition. Every officer aud sir
knight should take especial care in his prepare
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The State. House Report.

The report of the State-house commissioners
for the quarter ending March 81 was submitted
to the Governor last Saturday. The only nota-
BILE thing about it is that it contains nothing OF
interest. The action Of the General Assembly
is deliberately set forth, but the commissioners
say nothing in regard to their intentions At
their present rate of progress they are not like
ly to reach any conclusion or take any decisive
action for the next several years. The expendi-
lures up to the present time amount to $751;
1000
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Judge woods,s Successor.

The successor to Judge Woods on the Supreme
Bench will be appointed by Governor Porter
about The last of THIS week. Numerous letters
are being received daily by the Governor urging
the claims of the different gentlemen who have
been mentioned in connection with the place,
but 1t seems that the three most prominently
named are Judge Fraser, Judge Baldwin and
Judge Chase
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Officer wiegand,s Funeral.

The funeral OF Depot officer Wiegsnd took
place yesterday afternoon, services being held at
the Church of the Sacred Heart, Father ,Ferdi
nand officiating. The metropolitan, depot and
merchant police turned out in large numbers,
and there were, besides, delegations from various
secret orders to which Mr.. Wiegand belonged.
The funeral procession was several blocks in
length.
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tioDs. The officers will at once provide them
selves with the new regulation uniform. The
city OF Terre Haute Ia one Of the most beautiful
cities In our State, and the sir knights of Terre
Haute division will use every effort to make the
encampment pleasant occasion for all, anc
each division should be present to add to the in
tereet OF the encampment Prizes will be offered
by Terre Haute division, and the conditions
thereof will be made known by that division.
Further orders and Instructions will be issued at
an early day. JAMES r. CARNAHAN,
Grand Commander,
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The Park Concerts.

The treasurer of the park concert fund of last
summer has $25 remaining in his hands. The
concerts were very attractive feature during
their continuance, and they should be renewed
during the coming season. Their expense is not
great and 1t would require but little effort on
the part of one or two energetic gentlemen to
raise the amount needed by voluntary subscrip-
lions. Who will be the first in this enterprisei
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The Signal Service at Logansport.

letter has been received by Governor Porter
from the chief of the Signal Service stating that
the request to continue the service at Logans.
port cannot possibly be granted on account Of
the present condition of the appropriation, but
that it is hoped that the publication of the
farmers bulletin st Loeansport can be resumed
about the first OF next July.
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We nnn,t Bat

But II we did, would go our last penny on the
quality 81 our our Enamel ). Mixed Paint which we
sell you cheap paints at 75c to 81, bnt won't
guarantee year moneys worth. Ask yourimer-
chant for the Enamel Paint, made at Cleveland,
o. We want an agent in every town IN the
State. SEND for color cards of alabastinc, the
only durable wall finish superior TO kasoinine
HILDEBRAED IL FUGATE,
q 80 South Meridian Street
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For TRADE.-The best downtown lot on north
Delaware street; so feet front; for good renting
property. Investigate this. Alexander Metz
ger, Odd-fellows Hall.
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FOR sALE.-Twenty lots, 65x177 each ON the
highest ground northeast on Park and Central
avenues at $500 each. One-third cash, balance
in one and two years Alexander Metzger, ODD.
fellows Hall.
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Auction Sale of Hats, Caps, Gloves, Straw
Goode

I will sell to the trade on the premises Nos.
80 and 81 South Meridian street, on Wednesday,
May 8, at 1890 A. NJ the entire stock of the
firm of @. II. Talbot & Co. This stock is first
class and will be sold without reserve to close
up the estate.
This is one of the best opportunities ever of
fered to the trade. Don't fail to attend the sale.
Sale positive; terms, cash.
DAN. Nj. RANsDELL, Assignee.
JOHN c. PAYNE, Auctoneer
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JOHN G. PAYNE, Auctioneer.

For sALE,-A two-story brick; stone FONDA
ton, on Delaware. near South; $1,000, Alex
ander Metzger, Odd.fellows' Hall.
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GAMES ELSEWHERE.

CHICAGO May 5:-Chicago 2, Detroit g.
PEORIA, May 5.-Peoria 7, Springfield 1,
BUFFALO, May 5.-Buffalo 8, Cleveland 4.
PIrTsBURG, May 5.-Allegheny Is, Metropoli-
tan 3. $3.50 tlH artf. @ufE
PHILADELPHA, May 5.-Boston $, Philadel-
phia 8. g 'if -9
CINCINNATI, May 5.-Cincinnati 4, Louis
vile 2. ~ ''-' i ifh r.F'
NEW YORK, May 5.-Providence 8, New
York l. lt:r =. ~ gg v1tt
COLUMBUS, o., May 5,-Columbus g., st.
Iouig a ...... s- ... -
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A COMPLETE stock of New Hats at Seaten's
Hat Store, 25 North PENNSYLVANIA street.
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QUITE demand for those fashionable crushed
strawberry and terra Gotta soarfs, at Parker's.
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n, lost stock Of furniture in tue State is to
ar King & Elder'a
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Raae-Rall Mattars.

The game between the Fort Wayne and Indi-
annapolis clubs, Saturday, was altogether one
sided, the visitors winning by score of to l,
making IL hits and errors to the home club
hits and l error. Murphy pitched for the In
dianapolis club for four innings, and was batted
freely, but Donnelly, who succeeded him, was
only hit safely three times. The two clubs will
play again this afternoon and tomorrow after
noon, and interesting contests are expected.
The l., B. & W. club defeated The Meridian
street nine, Saturday afternoon, by a score OF 8
tn
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Our Elegant New Line OF Advertising Cards and Fold
ers is in and ready for inspection Prices greatly
duced
INDIANA PAPER co. % E. Maryland St.
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PARKER'S SHIRTS, 4E WASHINGTON ST.

T M TAGTTR'G Shirt Factory and Steam Laundry
/ I'LL lHUUUU No. IA NJ Pennsylvania
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Sacramento Produce Market Wholesale.
toozrecsed daily for the RECORD UEIoK.I


SACRAMENTO, June ID.
FKUr-Lemons, Sicily. 50 50910 . case Oranges
Tahiti, e. 1898 Q box; California, 81 b0G2 . box
Lines 81 25@1 SO /; Bananas, g 5o&4 . bunch ;
Apples. 81 5O8s , box; Cranberries, sl7818 q
Dbl; Strawberries, 9a1oo q II; Cherries, sl91 rs
. box; Gooseberries &c . n for common and 12c
for English Raspberrios, lIa2Oc basket; April
Pm FRuTrs-Assorted, 94-B cans dos, 81
assorted, gallon cans s5; Peaches. Glib cans,
O.; Portland BiuoberrisS, s-n cans, 81; Hhor.
tleherries, 81 rs.
DsnD FRurTs-App,es. slieel, 7esc y n; do
quartered, 6ss7c; pears, peeled, 7GSc; do, u.
peeled, 4@5c Pi ans, pitted lSGl4c; Peaches,
French, 12siSc; BlAckboTTios, 145i5c; Figs, Cali
TIEis FEUITs-Assorted, ss-D cans, y doE, g. rs ;
Peaches. 50; Bartlett Pears, s.; plums, g So /;
Blsekbcrries, SS9S 20 GooseSerries, s. Is Straw
berries Is IS; Aprieots, IS Muscst GTapes g 7S
Red Currsnts, 6 IS; Cherries, 50 80.
vEaErAsLEs-Po.ztoes, 60c9Sl so: Salt Lake,
81 1861 a5 2 cwt New Potatoes, sl9l 25 Sweet
&c . n Summer Squash, Id5c . n; Onions, Lew,
lieslic; Caulidower. e0casl Cabbage, 60eessl IS
. cwt; Carrots, 5oSeoc y sack; Turnips,
81 IS 3 evt; bunch vegetables, lac doz /;
PHrsnips, le; Beets, lc; Horse Radish S6e > \ /;
Artichokes, 40ef5oc y dozen; Jerusalem Att
chokes slalc y h: Rhubarb scarce, 5@6c.
BRzApsfuPFs-F, Four 81 60 = Dol; Oatmeal, IS
90 so 100 h, latter Tor Eastern; Corumesl, yel-
low q 2592 IS white. g. so; Cracked Wheat, s..
PouLraI-L'vs Turkeys, I7alSs 3 n dressed, %
@sSc; full grown Chickens, S7aS 2 dozen; young
boosters, e. , dozen; Bfoilsrs, SSGs; tame Ducks,
$Saa: Geese, 81 SEGA palr Legs, choice lots.
266f27c 4 dozen
CANS Hare, 81 7592 Rabbits, slsi 50.
DArkT PRsDucTs- Butter, choice, 23425s = 70 (;
mixed loss in rolls, s0s2sc E b Cheese, Csisor-
MIA, from l4ai5c: Western, fats, 1o9l5c; NRf-
ms Cream, 19s20c.
Ma1rs-Beet saec; Mutton, se5Ie D; Lamb, IA
Sc Pork IoliIe; veal, small calves, a5l0c; large, Sc
Har, GRNs ASD FKED-O1. hsy, so = (;
Alfalfa, Sc 70 sls = tor !: hTSu, y ton, SIS I;
niddiinSs, sss per ten; barley, whole, e. % !;
ground, 81 . ;Shess 81 s5S5 cHt tame caty,
s. 50; corn, 81 cool 10 y cat
LkNzous-Seeis- Alfzlin, 139lss: TIac-
thy Esstsrn, 9alo; q n; Oregon, sg9l0c (;
Rec oloser, iTgise Red Top, l2s@lfc; Nuts
English Nslnuts, belle; California walnrts
lo1Rlic: Almonds. f5isi6c; Peanuts Eastern, ea
loo California, Ssl9c fsllow. 7le Lard (CAlfor-
MAJ Ion Cans, lac Eastern, I61l6lc; Hides SAi.,
light and medium. 6 nc, and hesvy e9loc dry,
1ssi9c; Hops, offering So9eoc = 3; asking EGG
$50