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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CgRE GUARANTEED.

hR e c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
IL ment, guaranteed specific Tor Hysteria, Dir
illness, Conyulsions Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the use Of
alehobol or tobacco Wakeiulness, Mental Depres-
sion, Softenng Of the Brain, resulting IN insanity
and leading TO misery, decay and death Premature
Old age, Barrenness, Loss Of Power in Either Sex,
Involuntary Losses and SpernatorThGa, caused By
over-exertion OF the brain, seltabu or over.
Indulgence. Each box contains one months treat
ment; 81 box, or six boxes for IS, sent by mall
prepaid receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes
10 cure any case. With e-ch order received by US
for six boxes, accompanied With IS, will send the
pdrchaSer our written guarantee to refund tho
money the treatment does not effect a cure.
Guarantees issued only by KIRK, GRARY & CO.,
Druggists, Sacramento, Cal. Orders by mail a.
regular price. feI2BykYly
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CoLoRs MADE BY THE HUMAN VOICE.
An optical demonstration of the effect of
sound on the colors and figures in soap,
bubbles was given at the Franklin Insti-
tute last night by Prof. Holeman. A
film of soap was placed across the end of
phoneidoscope. To bring the sound in
direct contact with the soap, tube was
used. A reflection of the film was thrown
on a canvas screen, where it first assumed
bluish-gray appearance An information
Of the voice, with the lips close TO the
mouth of the tube, caused a number of
black spots to appear on the reflection.
When these passed away beautiful light
green, intermingled with pink, remained.
These two appeared to be the principal
oolors caused by sound. It was noticea-
bic, however, that while certain tone
would cause the same color to resppear, it
had no control over the color. A tone
which, for instance, caused one solid color
to appear, would bring out, perhaps, a
dark blue at one time and a yellow at
another. No difference was noticeable in
the effect of the male and female voices
philadelphia Press.
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ONCE MORE THE Boy IS AHEAD Among
the guests of New York hotel was a
maiden lady from the rural districts. The
landlord noticed that about o'clock every
night she would come down stairs, get a
pitcher of ice water and return to her
room. Zone night, he said, 81 made
bold TO speak 10 her, and asked why she
did not ring the bell for a hall boy to bring
the ice water to her. But there is no
bell in my ROOM No bell in your room,
malam Pray let me show you, and
with that took the pitcher of ice water
in my hand and escorted her TO her apart.
ment. Then pointed out to her the knob
of the electric bell. She gazed at it with a
sort of horror, and then exclaimed: Dear
me Is that bell Why. the hall boy
told me that was the FIRE alarm signal, and
that 1 must never touch it, except in case
of fire. And that is how the hall boy
saved himself the trouble of going for ice
water New York Star.
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Nav Y0RK, June 90tl.
BsaADsrUFFs - Flour is steady and Wheat l.
unsettled, latter st a 1orl Il 4 bushel.
aJob - CaHiognis l. quiet at 128l5c for "a
turt aud lGs20c for clean fall; spring bury, IA
G0c clean spring, ZIG 23c pulled, 2l@4oc-
BfpEs-CRliiOrnia are steady at 20A92lse
LIsHReool, juno 10th
wHHAr California spot lots don st Ss lid q
o. 81 Cargo lots, s6s for i1st shipped ais sd fol
nearly due and ass Tor Cb cast.
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Mger.. FL, .segtem5s. 90, lss2.

Wgcs, Fla, September 90, 1852.
Fleming Brothers
Il 4fords uie pleasure to assure You that after
using Dr c. McIaue's Celebrated Liver Pills for
mora than twenty years G my family, that reg ard
them a8 being superior to any have ever Us d, OF
have seen used. ! have not had them constantly,
and had y try others and have tried good vsri-
ETY., but have uever had any TO act SO promptly,
prof.ably and nic-l5 as NcLane's. l have used
taem on mvseif, VIE and children, with the most
yratfyi7 results
For children, having used them on my own with
such ca and happy effect, would recommend
them tn one aud all. These Pills do the woIk-dO
il promptly, do it well, and leave i'll effects be-
hind.
Asa bile remover, as a liver corrector, as fore
runner preparing tie system Tor qninine, there is
no pill or medicine equal to Dr. C. McLane's Cele-
orsted Liver ids expect to use them as long a:
i've il they continue az good as they have been in
he pHt. Yours tulY,
f. II. GILES,
Pastor al NJ e. Church South, Myers Station
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
P. ST. am dow using your Vermifuge, and | an
highly pleased with. Il is death ON worms.
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THINGS HERg AND gHgRE.
I Remember, I Rem. mber.

Remember, ! Rem mber.
remember, 1 remember
The house Were was born,
The little windows where the sun
Came peeping in at morn;
He never came wink too soon,
Nor brought too long day,
But now often wish the night
Had borne my breath away,
REMEMBER, | remember
The roses red and white,
The violets and the iily-cups-
Those flowers made Of light
The lilac where the robin built,
and where my brother set
The laburnum Oh his birthday
The tree is living yet
l remember, remember
Where l used to swing,
And thought the air must rush as fresh
To swallows on the wing
BY 50 rit few in feathers then,
That is so heavy now,
And summer POOLS can hardly cool
The fever On my brow
/ remember, / remember
The fir trees dark and high;
used 10 think their slender tops
Were Close against the sky;
1t was a childish ignorance,
But nov tits little Joy
To know Pm farther of from heaven
Than when was boy.-lTom HOOD.
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"FIvE doctors; no end Of medicine nc
relief DR.. Persons Skin Cure has driver
away all eruptions and I'm nearly well. y
la c. Young, Hamilton, Ill. Druggists
keen il. 81 per package.
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yIcroRIA.-Th age attained by Queen
Victoria-64-has been exceeded by only
eleven of the sovereigns OF England,
dating from the Norman conquest, viz
Henry l., who lived TO the age OF 81
years Henry Ill, Go years Edward L.,
&C years Edward ILL.,, 60 years; Queen
Elizabeth, 60 years; James IL, 6S years ;
George l., 81 years; George IL, II years ;
George Ill, 81 years George w., 6S
years and William ~, y years. On
the 10th of June next her Majesty will
have reigned over the United Kingdom for
46 years, length of reign which has been
exceeded by three of the Kings of Eng
land only, viz Henry Ill, whose reign
extended to Sc years Edward Ill, whose
reign lasted 80 years, and George I'LL,
whose reign extended TO the long period Of
nearly 60 years. The Queen has now been
a widow for nearly % years, the Prince
Consort having died ON December Ia, 1861.
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

YyyHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the nnos1 economical
tras can be used for se Is f2r sale in lots 70 suit
q Black Dfsmon1 Landing, Contra Costa county,
and at the Office Of the Company, southeast coFrer
Of Folsom And apezT stzeets. Fan frspc.eco.
p. B. CORNWALL,
DIT President 3. D. G. u. Co.
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Henry Ward Beecher will be 20 years
old on the oath instant.

Henry Ward Beecher will be 20 years
old on the oath instant.
The young mans fancy now lightly turns
to thoughts whether that same pretty
waiter girl will be at the hotel where he
stopped last summer.
1t was an Ohio man who forwarded a
petition to Washington asking to be made
| Postmaster General, and claiming that he
had a tongue so large that he could wet
more stamps at one lick than any other
man in the country.
hear great deal about man named
! Noah please tell me who he vas Re-
former. About G, 900 years ago he was the
progenitor of 90 the greatest show on earth. "
The business is now carried on by de-
scendant of his named Barnum. Il Phila-
delphia News.
Since the floods in Cincinnati and the
hotel fires in other places, it has been al.
most impossible to suit hotel guests. They
want rooms above high.wster mark and
below the fire line, and finally the hotel
proprietors compromise by hitching a skiff
TO every window, 50 in the case of fire or
water guest could paddle his own canoe.
" Well, there is one thing sure" said
Job Shuttle, as he closed discussion on
the wrong.sidedness of everything in gen.
eral, "there is no justice in this world.
and it makes me blue to think of it. "
"True, job, said Patience, but the re.
Election that there is justice in the next
ought to make sou feel a great deal bluer. "
Hartford Post.
a Portland woman who eloped with a
neighbor wrote from Boston to her nus
bapd after three weeks absence, that, " 30
far, God has blessed us with health, but
John has no regular work yet If the
Portland husband has anything manly
about him he will send the pious couple a
remittance to keep them along until John
gets regular work.
a Minneapolis woman, thinking sh
heard burglars prowling round the other
night, armed herself with revolver and
butcher. knife, and went down stairs to
await their entrance through the kitchen
window. Coolly she listened to what she
supposed was the sound OF the burglars
saw, intending to shoot as soon as he got
the fastening sawed off, Instead Of man 8
hand coming through the hole little
mouse slipped in and the woman tainted.
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ARE you troubled with such symptoms Of
dyspepsia IS belching, tasting of the food,
heartburn, ETC.! Browns Iron Bisters viii
care Won
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ASK your druggist for Reddiug's Russia
Salve. Keep it in house in case of accidents.
Price, . cents.
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"RouGH Of RATS. Clears out rats, mice
flies, reaches, bedbugs. ants, Eernin, chip
hunks. 15c.
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DR.. SPINNEY & CO.
or no. II KEaRHy ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
Treat aM Chronic and spceia. Diseases.

W tsJs u hEFhSf 3ts 0r.N ENsfNciS-N.
Treat ell Chronic and special Diseases.
EAUEG sTGs
EATHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
~ effects Of youthful foilies or ildiscretion
viii do well to avail themselves OF this the create
boon ever laid &c the altar @! suffering humanity
DR.. SPINNEY viii guarantee to forfeit $500 ior
every case OF Seminal weakness or Private Dset Sc
of any kind or character which he undertakes Al d
fails to cure.
MEHDLE-kGED MEN.
There are many at the age OF thirty to sixty ~no
are troubled with too freIIent evacuation OF the
bladder often accompanied by slight srnarting or
burning sensation, and weakening OF the system
In q manner the patient cannot account for.
examining the urinary deposits ropy sedimeI
will often be found, and sometimes small particle
Of albumen will appear, or the color will be OF a
thin Inilkish hue, again changing to DARK ara
torpid appearance. There are many men who de
Of this difficulty, ignorant of the cause, which $
the second stage Of seminal weakness DR.. s. VIII
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and a
healthy restoration Of the genito-urinary organs.
Office hours-l0 TO and to 8. Sunday, from 10
to II L. N. Consultation free. Thorough exam in
alton and advice, So. Call or address
DR. sPENSEF 81 Co.,
No. II Kearny street, San Francisco.
p s-For private diseases Of short standing, a
full course OF medicine, sufficient for cure, with
all Instructions will be sent TO any address for SIG.
aus 4p5tawMTWThFH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
C0mDIete Treatment, ST.

A single dose OF sanford's Radical CuTe in
SANITY relieves tie most violent Sneezug or Head
colds. c'ears the Heal by msgic, stops watery
aischarsgs frcul the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ring
ing Noises in tde Head, cures 'ervous Headache,
,t'd s11bdues bills ard FeF5r. IN Chronic Catarrh
Il cleanses the nasal passages OF foul mucous, re-
stores the senses Of SMELL taste and heari1g when
sffced frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes
Of offensive matter sReetens aEd purites the BREATH
tons the cough and arrests the progress Of CatarTh
towards Consumption
one bottle radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solv-
emf and sanfords Inhaler, all IN one package, Il all
druggists for 81. Ask for SASIoRDs RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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The germs Of disease are neutralized By
SaHa-itan Nerrine. Try It, 81 30.
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Cent? lr L.il1in1ent.-An alb
soIute oure for Rheum atism,
Sprains, Burns, Calls, &c, and an
instantaneous pain~reLever.
Iia2lz l5ss e
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a gay cowboy named Larry Kilfoil
Cured bscksche with st. Jacobs Oil.
Freed from his pains.
He rosps DER the plains
His cure was sccording to Hoyle.
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ss sSs s. ssSA k.sSs Emissions, Aversion 70
Society Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the
vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine, 81
many other diseases that lead to insanity and DEATH
0r. RssNEHE, who is a regular physician (grsn
uate Of the University of Pennsylvania will sgrte
to forfeit five Hundred Dollars Tor case 81
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE under n
special advice and treatment) viii not cure, or e
anything impure injurious found In 1t. SI.
NESTsE treats all Private Diseases gucce5sfui
without mercury. Consultation free. IhoI:
ough examination and advice, including analysts
urine, SIS. Price CT Vital Restorative, 80
bottle, or four times the quantity, Sso: sent
any address upon receipt OF price, or G. o. D., e
cured from observation, and Ia private name
desired, by s, Z. MsSEsz. "a. p, sea II
KearIy street, sea Francisco, Cal.
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gAEsps-G BOTTLE. FRE&i
VIII be sent to any one Supplying BY letter. stain
symptoms, sex and-sgs. Strict secrecy In resaro to
all business transactions
DE. MZSTE&is aEDaER &EMEDk, fE-
FERSTECEa5. cures all kinds OF Kidney 81 d
Bladder Complaints, GonorrbBa, elect, Leueorrhc a.
For sale By all Druggists; 81 bottle; six boz es
Tor g.
DIX, ETsNTYE'S RkHBGAaeN t'akle aEe u
best snd eheal,cst DYSPEPSIA and BEE5AS
cure Ia the markeb For safe by al Druggists
KIRK, GEART 5 co, Sacramento, wholesale
,,zeute rno-4p1vScSsw1yWs
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THe GEElF gEHlISR RkaglY

u a neyer-Iaillng cue
for Nervous Debility, El-
hausted Vitality, SEE :
NAL Weakness, Suef-
matorrhGa, Lost Man.
Il d, I'm poge INC =,
Paralysis, and all the tc :
rible effects Of self-ahllss
youthful foiiios and e.
ce8es in mature year.
such as Loss Of Memory
Lassitude, Nocturr al
Emissions, Aversion 70
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PRICE OF SMALL sEZE,.......SI 90
PRICE or LARGE sfZE,-...... 70
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
o23-lpMTh&Elt
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
Will be paid TO any chemist WHO will find on
ANALYSIS Of 100 bottles s. S. s., one particle
Of Mercury, Iodide Of Potassium, or other
mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
prOnriefarz Atlanta Ca
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when Babies fret, and cry by turns.
What cures their collie, kills their worms.
But Castoria.
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NrdsfaBIf5-lrl Okra arrived tins On rning
ior the frt time this s.ssou selling at IS p 70.
Gracu Corn s.4l5c g dozen Asparagus, slgSl 50 &
box art.ehokUs i0Wl5c dozen Carr ~, 30 80. (;
TaTiDs 50a 30; Canlii7geT, 60 s7JcP dozen ; Cal
SOC p dozen Dried Ol.ra 20025c; Dry Peppers, 10
,aIz,c: Green do, 10Gt31lc s d Green Peas, 2d3c
Rh; Tomatoes, 81 Boo 8 box; Cucumbors, lie Tor
poor. % J0c f1r fair and 75e9sl q dozen flr
good 70 cloi1e String Beans case; SUMMER
Squsb, 81 50G2 o box fos choice bay small
boxes seal ir proportion.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
THE FIRST STEAM ENGINE.
ROBERT FULTON NOT THE INVENTOR.
The ReUI Inventor of ii and the Injustice
Done to His Memory.

A statue Of Robert Fulton has been
erected in the National Hall of Statuarv,
in the capitol at Washington, to repre-
sent Pennsylvania. Robert Fulton is
generally credited with being the inven-
tor OF the steamboat; and by many PEG.
pie he is also supposed to have been a
native Of New York. Both of these no.
tons are erroneous. He was not the in
ventor of the steamboat; and he aUas a
native of Pennsylvania.
The inventor of the steamboat was John
Fitch. This remarkable man. a native
Of that part Of old Windsor that is on the
east side Ol the Connecticut River and is
not included III the newer township of
South Windsor, conceived the idea of
steamboat while living in Philadelphia.
IN 1874, twenty-three years before Full
ton started his boat. Fitch went ahead
with his idea-petitioned Congress in
1885 for aid to build his vessel, and sub
mitted his model to the American Philo-
sOphical Society Of Philadelphia. He
received some assistance from individu-
ais, went ahead, built a boat, the Per-
seyorence, and had it in actual operation
on the Delaware on the LIST of May, 1877.
His engine was the first dOubIe-acting
condenslnG engine transmitting power by
cranks ever constructed The boat made
several trips, up and down the river; but,
owing to the difficulty of keeping the
piston tight against the comparatively
rough interior surface of the cylinder,
the rate was slow. only three miles an
hour. Fitch then improved it, so that,
in 1888, it made eight miles per hour.
Tt was then put into regular use on the
Delaware.
Fulton saw it-and in later year saw
Fitch's model in Paris, where the in
ventor had taken it in the vain hope of
getting French artisans to build a
steamer. Fulton, who, unlike Fitch,
had the important aid of wealthy friends,
failed in an invention of a submarine
torpedo boat. Then he undertook, some
seventeen years after Fitch's triumphant
demonstration on the Delaware, to make
a steamboat to ply on the Seine, at Paris;
but it proved a total failure He then
went to England and Scotland, and
studied up the mechanism of a steam
canal towboat, which, built on a wrong
principle, was trying to do work on the
Clyde. Having the means, he bought
powerful engine, of Watts invention,
in England, in 1906, and sent it to the
United States, where, Ill 1907, he got it
at work in the first Hudson River
steamer, the Clermont. This boat made
five miles an hour up stream-not equal
to Fitch's boat Oh the Delaware, twenty
years before.
But Fitch was poor, and destined
always to bitter trials and disappoint-
meats. Fulton had powerful friends,
and obtained uniUstly the credit of being
the inventor of the steamboat. Fitch
died in disappointment and obScurity in
Kentucky, by an overdose of opium:
Fulton goes Into the Hall of Statuarv in
the Capitol. But history will yet right
this matter and do justice to John Fitch.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
All Three Together.

The Arabs have a story of man who
desired to test which of his three sons
loved him most. He sent them out to
see which of the three would bring him
the most valuable present. The three
sons met in a distant city, and compared
the gifts they had found The first had
a carpet on which he could transport
himself and others whithersoever he
would. The second had a medicine
which would cure any disease. The third
had glass in which he could see what
was going on at any place he might
name. The third used his glass to see
what was going on at home: he saw his
father i'll in bed The first transported
all three to their home on his carpet. The
second administered the medicine and
saved the fathers life. The peIplexitv
Of the father when he had to decide
which sons gift had been of the most
value to him, says Prof Sumner, Illus
trates very fairly the difficulty of saying
whether land, labor, or capital is most
essential to production. No production
is possible without the cooperation of all
+I,raa
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
Yellow Fever.

Shortly before his death DIR. Mudd
who was sent to the Dry Tortugas for
completely in the assassination of
Lincoln, completed a treatise upon
epidemic diseases with an account of his
frightful experiences among the victims
of yellow fever during his imprisonment
The manuscript of this treatise is still
in the hands of DR.. Mudd's widow.
After the death Of the regular physician
DR.. NIudd took charge of the hospital.
So far as propagation is concerned, 3"
he wrote, q found the disease innOcuous
when isolated from its cause. 1t is purely
a disease of infection. From the evidence
subioined it will be seen how the disease
advanced, attacking one, then another,
following the sleepers in their beds in a
regular and unbroken order of succession,
spreading as tine flames of a confagra-
ton are spread by sparks from house to
house, rapidly in the direction of the
wind and slowly against it. Not, how
ever, attacking one here and another
there Unfortunately, as it would have
done had the poison been in the atmOs-
phere in and around the fort, but march
ing from bed to bed and from company
to company in line of unbroken con-
tinuity."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1883-04-12
CUriOSitieS of the Blood.

Recent Investigations show that the
blood vessels of human being capable
of performing his daily avocations may
contain from O,OOO to 30, 900 minute en-
bryo nematoid worms. A physician at
Calcutta demonstrated this with regard
to persons in that climate. Numbers Of
individuals so affected suffer from chylu-
ria, or elephantiasis i'll one or other of its
forms; but this is by no means universal
ly the case Researches have also re-
vealed the curious fact that these teem-
ing multitudes of nematoids lurll in some
unknown recesscs of the vascular system
during the daytime, and only that as
night approaches do they wander at
large through the vessels generally. Ex-
perts say that q single drop Of blood
taken from prick Of the finger at mid
night in person so affected may contain
Ms many as 200 embryo nematoids while
many drops similarly obtained at mid
day will not reveal a single worm,