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THE NfKEKLF Union


j hopeful, cheerful B happy, 3 kind,
B Busy Of Body b modest Of mind
b earliest, y truthful, 3 firm and b fair,
OF all miss havIor sure 30 ware;
l. think ere YOU stumble for what may b fall,
& truthful to self aud faithful TO all;
Brave aud b ware Of the sins that set
B sure that no sin shall another b get.
& watchful, 3 ready, B open, r frank,
b manly to all men whate'er B their rank,
= Just and generous, Il honest, wise,
L mindful Of time, and B certain Il flies.
b prudent, B liberal; OF order fond,
Buy less than YOU need Before Buying Beyond.
Il careful, Bat yet the first to Bestow,
B temperate b steadfast, TO anger slow.
b thoughtful b thankful, whate'er may b tide,
trustiul, joyful, b clearly side,
B pleasant, & patient, ierveut to all,
3 Best if you can =: Bat B humble withal;
b prompt and b dutiful, still b polite:
e reyereEt, b quiet, b sure and B right.
b lm, b retiring, 3 meier led astray,
b grateful, be cautious Of those who b Tray,
& tender, loving, L good and B nirn-
B .oyel shalt tlou b, and all else thine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

RAILROADS IN ONO. The report of the
Commissioner of Railroads in Ohio shows q
steady growth in the mileage and in the
business of the railways in that State.
There were, June 30, 1888, 6, 900 miles of
railway in the State, an increase over the
number of miles of the preceding year Of
Is 06 per cent. The capital stock of these
railways represents value Of $3.50, 743, =
SO II, an increase of 40 per cent. The
capital stock and debts makes the sum of
S47S, 069, 435 l6, showing 8 decline in the
indebtedness of e.55pef cent.
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means brilliant continuance, for are not the
righteous to shine as the stars forever and
ever? A star That means the opening
of eternal Joy. The day star in the heart.
The morning star of the Redeemer.-[Dr.
Talmage, in Leslie's Sunday Magazine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

A National Homestead Monument Asso.
ciation has been organized at Mitchell, d.
r., for the purpose of concentrating the
beneticent provisions of tie homestead law.
1t is proposed to erect q shaft 100 feet
high in the center OF a quarter section OF
land-l60 scres-and to ask every settler
to contribute at least one cent for every
acre he has secured under the law.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

The records division of the War Depart
meut hiss recently come into possession of
an old scrap book containing many curious
relics of war times. Among the evidences
Of how the Confederates were sometimes
pressed for supplies of different kinds.
there are TO be found in this scrap-book
pieces of newspapers printed on the back
of wall paper, also Confederate bonds
printed on the same sort of paper, while
there are also some samples of State bonds
printed on common brown wrapping paper,
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GENERAL NOTICES.


ate hon, kNempts - he 81
regular annual election Tor officers II 43s;SI
the Exempt FTemens Association Of ttiS57Sss55N
Sacramento will be he d on FRIDAY, " g
January ., 1851, at FiremLn's Hall, on Eighth
street, between and X, Sacramento The officers
II ell ction, are Eli Mayo Jude; J r. brennan.
and Anthony Green, Inspectors. The polls will be
open from 3 % P. NJ. a member three months in
arrears for dues OF tlues cannot vote.
Dated Sacramento, January 10. 1sS4
}. c. DENISE, President.
WM AVERY, Secretary ial5-lOt
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MARKETS.
CALF 1RNlA MARKET,
No. 9as SECOND STREET, BIT. AND j
a, HElLBRQN & BRO

EXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on
street, between Front and Second, from ?. Herzog,
We shall endeavor 10 keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer special inducements
to the trade and being connected with the slaugh-
ter-house by telephone, prepared 10 take or
ders from A. N. to 5 Pm. Special attention given
to orders from the country Live Stock bought at
the Highest Market Prices jyI0-1m
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WHIms OF WOMEN.

T.-1 C,..;L ,,.,,-.-b % A ,-,,,o,,' %
Nynloal spanish PiGNeip a " man ~
'0',-'
ne oC,5s VI u l'I lO' 80 '', ,'io
iu.ii - - "ie0A0>i - '''0
s"iI1H'
When woman wants to be pretty she
bangs her HAIR, and when sac wants 10 De
ugly sus bangs Vas uoo''
Women never VIII De paid as ihu'h i'I
Iectur'ug as men, SIMPLY because 'Aes nave
done so much oil If Tor nothing
The weak woman who Is frightened half
to death at the sound OF a pistol Is not in
the least degree alarmed by her own bangs.
A new CHAR 81 aDurapriatelv called the
q" Motheriu-.aw. It is always sure 90
get the bss. of fellow. u Goukers States
man.
uN-,-- cbl1--- 90 sls.... .t.-r.1 what
:, t,s meal cam s,t IL, ....,..-r.r.. rsIr.d -
~O,tme,I . nrom9.,, r,....I ar.n.5.r Of
the class.
nv ,.,,,- f,,.-a- ,,, ,..,- r-,rsa and know
That At a,,s-, sf-,l... .-.r,, woman il tcIIin,
a secre+ to her De,.,sb1r through the knot.
bcIa Of =, fanrs
VII. ....-.l...... .l, ,.,.-;,..
oscar " ''y.1 Is '',,-'.''--
gl5! to hnsllsn a l.t'il Is Pr Pc y
o.'1l2 VI IN. u-i,'','''''''
- IT,. s., ,.,-,.u,, ,;.,,,4,,r
Io you 'giiIf III 49, . ','a -.
s'-e ueIil'y'S0' ,,!--- In -. ~ L
ueI u5i pI 1li4' ~ - 80 q ' ~:
moved TO 4 sA'o u'7,'101' 'o'-0'' 81
woman Iun1I'i THUS
Woman who has been looking over
hR@ets IN Main-street store W eH'
l didn't mean 10 buy. Am Just looking
Tor trend Cle5A' P !.y Don "a I
tnlnk you =, I'm" your menu '',loH5 nc q
blankets W we l0oAe" en- 81 through
-. har'Ioru lines
a petulant Hartweu husband who was
trying to get his wife to hurry up dinner
the other day, asked her o.. Did You ever
see a snail = " Aes. " Where " In
the road. " Well L be. 20" met It.
" Why % " Cause you would never nave
caught up win IL. -. 'la''"e1 l''I sun
May l have the honor to conduct your
daughter to the supper table = asked
society gentleman OF lady from the coun-
try, who Is staying with some friends
whom she ia Visiting here IN Aust n.
May you take her to supper. was the
response why, OF course, and you can
take me too. That's what we came here
for.
A few DAYS ago lightning struck q
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

SOCIETY BADGES. JEWSLS AND CHARMS
S Of every kind, in gold, silver or metal az Ma
THAN JOSEPH'S, 6+l Clay street, SOLE AGENT
IN SAN FRANCISCO for the Universal B1dge aud
Regalia Co. workmen's badges in soid gold for
81, postage free. Single bsdgei c. oi d. Trade
supplied. 1aHS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

For years was afflicted with Dry letter Of the
mos. o stinlte type. Was ueated by many OF the
best physicians took quantities of mercury, potash
and arsenic, which instead Of curing the letter,
crippled me up with mineral poison and rheuma-
tsm. The letter continued to grow worse, ana the
itching anos. made me crazy. In this condition
induced to take Swifts Specific, and the result
was as astonishing as it WAS gratifying. In a few
months the letter was entirely well, the hercuria
Poisoning AL out OF my system, and l was well
man-snd due only TO Swif-'s Specific. All Ike sUf
ferers should take it. JAMES DUNNING,
is9-2mF Louisville Ky.
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Advice Ia HOthers.-Mrs. WInslOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be u.s. d when
children are cutting teeth lsreeyes the little SUI
ferer at once it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving tine child from pain, and the nltle chorub
swakes " bright rs a button II is very pleas
ant to TASTE It soothes the child s1f.eus the gums
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates The bowels,
and is the best known remedy for darrhea, whether
arising from teetBIng other causes. Twenty five
csrts a bottle. dI51yMMS
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FEsAEs OF WATCHES. - Decidedly
watches are queer things. said d. H. Hop
linson, OF the ,Je,ceiers' Circular, seated in
he easy chair OF mis- editorial sanctuary.
They possess soms unaccountable peou-
harities. For instance, some time about
the beginning OF last summer, when there
had been a succession of fine displays Of
the aurora boreslis, it was estimated that
in a single night in the city of New York
the main springs Of not less than 5000
watches broke. This estimate is based on
actual inquiries Fine, sensitive watches
are peculiarly liable to be affected by elec-
hiN atmospheric disturbances. During
thsA mouths Of June, July and August,
when these phenomena are most frequent,
there are more main springs broken then
than during al the remsiuing months Of
the year. They break in c variety OF wayg,
sometimes swapping into aS many as twenty.
leYen nieGss.
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SUNDAY EAsY-CHAIR.
COMFORT.

Written many years since by Carrie Hale BRAD
ey, formerly of Sacramento, and who died recently
It PlEcerville.l
Had thy love no power to save
From the damp and chilling grave;
Have thy treasures one by one
Left thee weeping here aloneE
Weep vet trust, for Jesus Tept
Ger the grave where loved ones slept
Art thou tempted much, and tried,
Vexed with weakness, sin and prlde
Do thy passions spurn control,
AGd bind in chains thy faintlng soul!
Look Oh high and thou shalt live,
Jesus love can yet forgive.
Do LIES cares deepening throng,
Ever moan their wearying song
OF some pleasures that are gone
OF some trias yet to come
Weary mortal thou art blessed
Heavy laden, come and rest.
When thy brow is cold and pale,
Aud thy throbbing pulses fail;
When thou seekst the unknown shore,
And life's keenest pang is Ger,
Piilowed on thy SayloI's breast
Go 70 thy eternal rest.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

Tim Fo1u or HLuEES.-Eobert Coll
yer once, when Occurring 60 country su-
dience, coutrss.ad the str.ctuass OF the old
days aud the ,aAty OF the present time
and, while commenting tine latter, made
this remark: " Let the chill iren begin az
which end of dinner they please \ young
mother, who hung on his words of wisdom,
treasured this particular saying, and few
days after praca l0j 60 put it 10 practice,
bus some how iG did nos seem so sensible
4. midday, md she was herself reminded
OF Mr. B.oWmne's lima that " c3lora seen
by canlluhght ere not the same by day -
but with the mild persistence OF her sex,
she would not abandon the stand she hsd
taken without a good deal OF argument.
" W here is the harm 10 giving tho child mis-
piece OF pie or dish OF pudding first, if he
prefers is in that way: 81 she asked herself.
and she did not get very definite reply /;
but when she turned as every wife should,
20 the acknowledged head OF the house,
she was az once enlightened. OF course.
She child would prefer the sweet first, and
his appetite for the more nourlshinE and
substantial par of the meal would be di-
niuished This Is the reason why even o
cookie a little while before dinner is not
conducive 10 health. After more thong ht
me mother arrived at the conclusion t1st
he pretty theory must be given Up, and
he instituted a rule that never between
meals should one Of the children have any
hing unless he or she were hungry enough
demand bread and butter without sugar
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ReddinE's Rrs.ia SalYe has proved ifs
efficiency by test Of three-quarters OF Il century
% lvTurhS
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Egsnileted with sore Eyes, use DR.. isaac
THOMPSON'S EYE WATER. Druggists sell It at
. cents oG-lyS
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N91. Il E.sEsE .S..!.s. (. =. =
: FABULOUS DEsCovERV,
9IiIIInnS TO the T. IrEar &aE-2-
ilY-CcioTy s. Z Cure.


The hauitual dli,y use or this vegetable -
mach more beneGciajt0 man tHtl most pel2l4
imagine. The writer who is familiar VITA .':
,..laes. Is acquainted Win many ineu anu
women who from various causes have uee9.a2
40 much affected hy nervousness t.lat Wien
.hev stretched oIt their hands they shock Ike
s>,.au leaves. but by = moderate use OF celery
hoy became as stroaS in. nerje IS osEe5
people. We have known o.uerS 10 Ue cured o.!
oaiffratinn OF the heart. To this We nay aud
mat we received Of Or. Hcu:ey, Of Portland.
OREGON. . bottle OF "Cel2ry, Beef and Iron"
Ry close analysis we state the preparation
c.illed Celery, Beef and Iron is what II IS re-
presented to he, absolutely pure. and every
ono engaged in labor weakening TO TING nerves
should use celery. Beef and IRON We ma
also according to the formula received, edcl
bottle is composed Of Lcbig's extract Of beef,
extract OF celery, and pyrophoSphate OF IRON
with condensed wine. These combined we
pronounce the best known remedy Tor any
disorder Of the nerves or neuralgia. The
most delicate nerves. even OF birds. we give
celery. now much better viii 1t subScrye' the
wants OF the human family ?-Prf B. II. Open
heisen in Journal of Chemistry.
MANUFACTURED BY
TUTHILL, COX g. 90.
Successors to Dr.. ". HENLEY
537 Clay Street, below Montgomery,
SAN FRANCISCO.
d27-1plylw1y
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TO LET Oh FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department are
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for q
cents or IS cents Per week.
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tRjs;fs~-MNTirsc T. ..oocnes.er. O.:
Arnold, t; AInulds mdiqc n Aron,i' i,
ouolcl do, ~; American, So. An car M
Wsn, ~; Pacific, D iiamnt p 9niices.
ieg mournlug, SO. Simpsca .a5prninS 4.
HaIeir 6; DGgnel t.. Eddvstcre. &.
SNthsco, D, Gloucester %; Rlcnr2 a E:
" lhofor Z, Steel River, So ems 81,
pnb o; MeuimaS ghirtiur, tipral 10 1 1H''yn
Ing al Hampton, i5<: Alien sbirtinys ~,
rumeu srhlngs. fs -
HH0Wt IIEFrINGS-Lnwrence IL ST.
tar6 Az ~; Augusta a.: indian Gsq
Al c&i Mystic River, g. Atiantic
Atlantic H. ~: AeuWam, 5fA IL,
"a; PCppereil So, ~; Indian ...... r.t'
So; fcpperel Z, J.; fremont l. So: Conf.
ueu'N *, O.; Fepecr,ll q, 81, f'p6ter9u \
Il. Continental &, ~; m0ion Orchard a
y BADGER STATE III. 81. Iiici,tonn ii ~.
reaver u9u IL, 5%: Clark 4 ~. Nonn5
2t', -; Granite . "a; Bedford II. Xxx,
4'tuHcylll6 EE 81 4. Wachnseft. ~, Ns,G,'
a'ufet A, g Newmarket 1, 5sl:
tCuND ~ENHUNUS--ND YORK lOlo.
WaWsullH, 10, LGnEdun Gb. 10. Lgusdgle
can muslin, pa; Ler6ley eN cam muslin.
VA iUsc0rotN, lh' AudroscOgg'n Z, a.. s.!
aasouviliD p; ionstgio,$6 Cabot, ~: Con.
Wayf, Fruit Of thu Loom, o; Lmwood, ~;
sporty, W Hi i-i, s; Hhl7.S, ~; Hal.
owen g, "a Boot u, N; Ballou, 8: Canoe
So 4; blackstone "A, III; Eope, III Green
~ oz2i ootd Medal !; FitChVille, 7; Fear
sss,f
.,,l iioN5 AM0'Aeas AGA, a; Amoskeag A,
l"ts' AnuS&oag u l2; AmOskeag c, me-
Ampskehg D, II, Amoskcag +, lOis: Amos
-,,ea4 +, l0i AmusEcag II, o; Thornkike A.
70; Swift River, ~. Nqthua1 AZ iSil Tc,'
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coFb no fair llBl2c, PRIME, iZ15tdl8, A;
choice, lS19iic; Laguyra, lic; Java, &c.
thAs--l mrerial, ijG55c; Young HysOn, iCGl
'Cci Ooiong, ia,GG0c; Japan, G0065C,
SUGARs-PoWdered, DC, chi loaf. gl%c
graduated, 7Ag'c; standard A I, 794c; Lou; :
ana white clGlned, 71sc yellow ciarlhed 7c .
GOhA hsES-iouiSiAna cnuIes, BUc, primo,
'rci iair tiogood, i0c; corn syrup, i5c, sugar
"hur, O.@liri foG1iled, ljGi2c.
3AGGt SG--Puro Jute, ~ lbs, iOsac; /, yard
g. lbS, .U4c; ties l.5j Il bundle.
tJot--W Wholesale, G{@7,sc.
ts%cNERs-Siodn y, To- xxx, 70; cream,
- ginger anapS, Ga,
soAP.-ulye 3.75 3 box, blue India, x N
ongs, 80 rs box.
.;3ASDtSs-star, fuu weight, 1910: short
CHEEsE--yu cream, tic.
ssotE-oA9N' basis; cotton ruvt l8c.
w. C.lhorhEaPlhs-Round, Csc; sprlny Leo b
MEASu HEs-lS trlshel. iron n,,,,os m =,
DOZEN 2-hoOp pulls, 200: G-honp. as u
tUEs-;I nest, 22j; nest, 40: No. glO q
dugou; No. ?, 800; No. 3. 100. WV
" EArriN9 M y PEi:&,-Reg and straw, iN@ssc.
"a do, l2di blasting KEGS, 2Zj. ShoiE,lron bsa
2.CO,q2.i0; buck, 2.2Nl2lG NP '''o'
PfGTIEs--Chow-chow, ), -barrsi, barrel. $50
a.E2iuon pausi ehoW,ciSw, l.5O; 3-galon
glass quarts, 200; glass y ga1on. AKA. glass
gallon, 40; glass mex, gallon 775
MACKEEEL-No. 1 barrels R.W; No. u
barrels, $50; No. A-barrels, III, No . if2
10; No. fus, Los; no. 3 Kits iSi
HOLLAND n ERRfNG-lmporteAS aS "A boz
GANDY-Stick, nLc q II; tnnev, lcflc No
RAGsINs-I IOndOu LAYER, So. "1'
CTpEi.-Cr'b ample, SOC; Missouri eide, ~,
+ gall M vinegar, r gallon, l@gI'c, NV
| SThtVu--penrl, sc; royal glpss ~ ou,.
! .on IN packages. &c; corn starch l.ib p1vS
( ares, Sc; G- N wood box glass. nc; o-D pUpei
1 box glass, gle.
/ iNE-l opcentrRted, 275 goo.
/ JUCs--Ne quote: lie % gallon for glazed
/ crc,S as, SOC Fi gallon for glazed.
IuHAFnEs-2-lt standard, los; 3-ib stan
/ lard, E..sI.
NaTFp Observation-Disclosures Nc' uualpd, TO-
PROVISION short bacon, vte; short dry
r1'i.5si use; breakfast hecOo, 1870; hams
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4 Down Town hfcrcnnnl

Having passed several nirhts die
tnrood by the agouies and cries of snf-
ieerlng child, and Incoming convinced
lhaJ Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrun
was Just the article needed, procured n
supply for the child On REACHING homo
ana ac4u1iutiug his wife with what be
Iau done, she refused to have it admins
tered to the child, rs She was strongly in
laEor OF homeopathy That night the
chlid passed in suffering, and The parents
without sleep. Returning home HE dny
following the father found the baby still
worse, and while contemplating anothrr
sleepless night, the mother ste6ned from
me room to attend to some domestic IN
YES anu left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered a
portion Of the Soothing syrup 10 Tho
DanN' and said nothing. That nirht All
hah9s slept well, and the little follow
invoke IN the morning bright and happv
me mother was delighted with the sJd-
uen and wonderful change, and although
az iifs' offended at tho deception prac-
ticed upon her has continued to use tho
syrup and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A
single trial Of the syrup never vet failed
70 relieve the baby and overcome he
prejudice OF tho mother Sold bv nil
druggists. D cents bottle.
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LIONOR1.
ALcoHonra rann,,, :. y :. .. -,

ALoohoL--S gallon, Sy.Sa % a.4Jr
bkANni ES-iiomestle,s eatiOn 81. ~ m II so
'eesg' S,lO; 1876, 1888; 1850, E.0: iSsS SSN
~ Sln6O; Otard, Dupuy n Co.'s cosnse ~.
'"..oi io,O, $500; 1854, 500; 1915. SlOS5. B;s.
'i.bO; 1875, $500. -'''' F''''' 'o''t
GlS--Domestic, New York or Phi,aceInh,,.
\ sSilon, NO; Holland, r gallon. s25ss9 x,
~ Eooert burnetts Old Tom, y gyslion. 81 NJ
800; sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom ~ cesh
N;eVgeOOi Holland, q case, $3.50 '''''A
" hisNH--l Louisiana rectined. e5 = cs,t
5Too2 q gallon, N,l5; Western, S.lgSl p6
sonroon, u .iOlGS.50; Rye, sl.50aS'5,. scotch
aaipG0ried, |.OV0e4.25; Irish, Imported. q M
NhA5PAGNEs - Rouderef Care hlsncn
luRts g dozen, T00; Piper Heidseick 'o1aTts
0o1eni @.1oi krug & Co. quarts. q toyen
,-'o0i Nicer 4 Chandon, SiNery MonsseUT =
55S9SSSn! AO0; Cremant day, @dozen, ~ 10: q
e, Mnium Co.'s, pints 81 additional. drv
fctSsnay, zi:15i Extry Dry. Is 50.
W u ES-CaliiofriR ,Ial,pr II Gs3to,, e,,rsas.
.lennndel Nc. l, = gallon, 7gaT5. Unmarried
,ii,rsss' ordinary, q c0sk ,NleGSOOO; family
olarets,, per cask, 7o,OKGSlIN; ape cinrSts 4
2 ls;a, sOONgH500i Medoc, AZ case. 6.o0: 81
yuiiao, s case, ESQ MareauN, a case. 7Oi.
zone Canet, Il case, 1000; Lar6se, n case
Wv, LeoSlit- 3 case, ZOO; Chatenu tadite
~ e4i 0N'f1Gr n cqSe, 2ItI :
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hcIus-Suphmlc e car0oy, $50; citrio, p
DC; og0as, q, 70, 10; tdrtaric, powdered
N %.
5vNs-Agaoic, select, - ID, 60c; assioiida
90 90, cWnphor, " tOe,; opium. H.2l to i.i0,
,lLs-AtrganOt SgudCrSOu'H 81 N, N2.l1;
swOu, SGndeaOus, N.Sl' peppermint, .&2s;
lnIcrvceu. 2.G5; olive, MaBE, ALlJ,
u--H.Om,de, q H. % 10 'lc; iodlde,
~. To- al.iC.
-oArs-Cnstlle, moitlod, T. II, S8lOc. ems
L., white, ltgl5.
MISCELLANEOUS go Ammonia, c1rI.. Z. Ii,
NC; alum, Sr.i' arrOWr1ot, Bermuda, $40; Bal
sHul, oopaibo, dSc; bOray, relned, l5Gl6i calO-
mol, am, tie; castor oil, n gal, E.W@lRO;
cassig buds, i H. lJNl6; cream tartar, pure,
r. 10, Rs; Asyrosvo sublimpte, q 10, rs; chloru.
form, > 70, fl.0J1ll0; SNllGc. logwoOd, bulk
~ -, l2Gli; glyccrinc, bulb, r. n, 25l1,W;
lod,uc, yeyublimated, y %, 2M; leavrs,
ruChu, short, n N, -; leaves, Soma, Alex,
IS 10, -; morphia, sulph b Oh, $3.50; spirits
alter, sweet, n 10, 80; stryCtGla, crystals, SlS5
q l,io; taploca, q =, Z; wax, white, y ID.
su,phate Quinlne, y On, sl.9sn.SS,; Gin
vhOuidla. 30 To doc,
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The ,simplestaud best regulator of the
dlsordered liver IN The world are Car
ler's Little Liver Pills. They give
prompt relief in sick headache, dizzi-
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lp itlon ana piles, remove sallowness
ana pmpieS from The complexIon. and
are mild and gentle in their poration
on the bowels. Cartcr's Little Liver
RMS are smnll and "a easy to take AS
sugar. One pill dose. Price, Is cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-09

UIlHE w rn.-- NCUI TINS.
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chali, Mich, otlbrc TO send their cele
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nnnrs AKIN $40 ns.

Mems sip brogans, 95Gl.25; boys kip bro.
guns 'Ndl.Dl; mems =. cali hTOg8ns, l.OtGl.75,
soy p calf brogaus, 9Ipl21; mems Zip
20 acGlc plOws, l.OS0lSS; boys kip 2-hucklo
CLOVIS, SNll2j; mems bun balls, congress and
1utjol, l,,yG2.15; meu's calf bnls, congress
and button, 2.iOGiJO: mems kip boots, 23W59
cal, boots, 2iO0G60Ol; boys kin boots. 10 OeS,D
1907; boys Z. calf boots, li.SC2i,U0; Opys
cplf boots, y 5OI27OO; womeh's ~ kip pol.IS3
7td.TltC; MiSses' az kip p0lkaS, blGiUc [;
chlid's Il Zip polkaS, all sycj, iYGj,c; child's
pk ,polAgg, an sizes, bS,t85c; women scRlf peg
aud SIS polish, l.ullfl,Sj; Misses calf peg aud
az polish, G}0li0; womeu'S huW scwod pol
ish, DtaL.5; wumen's cali sCwed polish, Lao
@i.g7ty; women's grain sew2d aud polish M
goat fuwed polish. l.b0alih; vomeos rraru
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-09

, Prof. Robert Bleibler, an eminent
Swiss tea her, has opened a school at
i2l5 Commerce, near Harwood street.
re wishes to give instructions either in
claSS or privately, other day or night,
TO ladies' aud gentlemen desirous II
learning Garman or French lessons.
iartloS Wishing to avail themselves OF
inns opportunity viii please apply to
RoBEgT BIR HLER,
l2lj Commerce street,
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mon 10 good common, sl.0Sss. fir ia nm,
lalr, Sl2lSdt4; prime to choice, Sist: YELLOW
ciarlned, 4s4@Ps; granu ated, 5lSia59s.
Molasses In good deuland; common. IS6oo.
choice, S2GB P''Nie ~
hlce quiet but firm; Louisiana, ordinary 10
Eran dun; ~.
Cotton seed o'I-Prime Grade, SSqSSl 3; sum
mer yellow, S9a40. % sum
Market In good demand.
sight Nclange on New York 81 per 81. 600.
premium sterling exchange, r. b., $lSl'