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DR.. J. C. WOOD ON INSECTS

There is, he said, much misapprehension
as to what the term insect implies. Many
will be surprised for example, that a
spider is not an insect Insects belong to
the order of creatures whose skeletons are
on the outside of their bodies This skele-
ton is composed OF segmeuts of a shell-like
character laid on n flexible membrane.
Typicslly the insect has thirteen of these
segments, SIX legs, four wings, developed
or rudimentary, and hreathes through air
tubes which permeate every part of the
body, including the limbs, the antenrR
and the wings. The.e mint tubes are
wonderful by curious IN their construction
and adsl tation TO the uses for which theyaIe
intended. Ain ost all insects nave at least
fifty eyes, and some many more, the butter
fly, for instance, having 81, 000 eyes, Is, 600
on each side. The fabric Of the butterfly
when magniied TO the size Of that Of an
elephant Is found to be OF very nearly the
same structure. Properly speaking, insects
do not grow. They simply develop from
the egg to sho larva, and from this stage
to the perfeco creature. lie related many
curious and interesting facts about this
order Of creatures, showing how many OF
the forms of their structure mad really been
adapted to some Of tho most useful
mechanical inventions now in use. For
example, the microscopic air tubes are SO
formed by means Of what is in reality
spiral spring enveiopWg them, that they
can be bent IN any way and still retain
their circular form. Toe openings of these
tubes are protected by . marveieusly in
gsnious screen which prevents dust or any
otaer substance, except atmospheric air,
from. entering. There is a species of water
beetle that deposits i,s eggs in mess
formed like q ooNt, which viii right Itself
If sunk CT capszsd. The lines of this tiny
craft, which tle insect had modeled ages
ago, have been uacousci1usIy copied IN the
construction Of he most approved English
Life. boat IN Y. Herald.
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A national BABY SHow.-There, we
knew i; would be so. The industries of
the cour,ry are going to the dogs. The
eloction of Mr.. Carlisle mears ruin to the
iron, the glass, the carpet, ard many other
manufacturers, ard in less than one hour
after the choice of the caucus was an
nounced it was seen beyord arv doubt
what mortal stab bad been given to these
interests. The poor ironmasters c-'led at
ten'ion to their weak little infants the
glass manufacturers pointed to their Csby
in the last STAGES o. excessive competition,
and wool growers declared that the foot
and mouth disease was as nothing com
pared to the mortal a3onies that afflicted
their little darling. In dry o. two these
infants, P.ed 100 years OF more, will be
carried to Washington and brought 80 the
notice Of the heareless Congress that
threatens thu to 0ring them to an early
and untimely grave. A national baby show
will be opened but what a sickly lot Of
babies they will appear when viewed
through the atmosphere of tie lobby The
prizes will perhaps be protection pap.
Alas we have long had the obituaries of
these infants in type ard ready to he used
when the promised eui should come. In
fact, they have hardly rad = dozen years,
all told OF good health jg their existence
Perhaps a cnsuge Of diet VII work change
for the better-s little tre-tmen5 which
may enable them TO depend less upon the
actions of Congress aud more upon their
own endeavors. s.-[ n. y. Herald.
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FOREIG

New YoRK, January 2Osh.-Highest tom'
perature to-day, 20' lowest, 10'.
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The BrickIayers' International Union.

CINCINNATI, January 20th.-The Brick
layers international Uoion has just clo.ed a
session of several days IL will meet nsxt in
Jersey City, January y. 1885. They voted
to urge the passage of bill by Congress to
prevent the importation of alien labor. The
matter of eight hours for days work was
referred to local Unions, their vote to be sent
in by August 1sL
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pAsSEEaRN LIsTR

DAGGETT, January 20,h.- Passed here today, 10
arrive IN San Fr.uclsco JaEuary st: }. Lathrup,
Needles II. L Jarvis San Francisco J. B. Hubble
Prescott ; J.. Il. Nelson, Portland.
NEwHALI, January 20th.-Passed here to-day, 70
arrive in san Francisco tomorrow: p f. Plitt,
wife and son, Sacrau ento; I. P. Collier, Battle
Creek, Mich; W. ". Collier, Miss Jessie Collier
Detroit Mich; William CooeGge and wife, Fowler
Call Mrs II. F. Pierce and daughter Bro,kton
Mas; l. Wieler, China J. Arnold, Wisconsin E.
F. Ta6er, Florida; W. Dukes, st. Louis W Il.
Warner and wife, Houston, Tex; II. W Hamilton
Baltimore Nd Miss NJ D. Bonner, Santa Rosa /;
Mrs. H. NJ. Simpson, SantG Barbars.
CARLIN, January 2Oth.- Passed here TODAY. to ar
rive in Sacramento January 2lst: Miss 4 Tubbs,
Idaho; J. Dannenburn, Mrs. l.. E. Stuart. Mrs A.
W. Huitt New York City; J. II. Buck, NJ Cory
and wife, Wisconsin N. frankenheimer san Fran
cisco E. 5. Conway, Chicago, c. NJ Plummer,
Maine Pat Muar, Wisc9nsin Mrs E. J. Rogers,
Cooraoo: 7. o. kamoto, Japan N. F. Bower,
Philadelphia II. 4. Rogers, Sacramento W. Y.
WltcAer, Aame a E. Butler, Z. II. Pent-n, Tusca
rora also, IL enigrants, including 35 males to ar
rive January 2lst,
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StabbIn& Affair
OLS MEXICO.


GUAYMAs. January l9th.-Tbe Two chill
den of Il. V. Wallis. a victim of yellow It.
yer. go up on the steamer Newbern, being
sent by the Consul here 70 their mother, who
awaits them in San Francisco.
The Sonora ssils Tomorrow st 5 A. II. for
Sen Bias. with crowd Of employees of the
Mexican Central Railway for that point.
The Apache troubles syi!l continas in the
Montezlna district, and several have hsen
killeG
No requisition for Delaney Las ye. been
received.
fFoy further Dispatches see 9d and 4th pages.
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OREGON.
Items from Portland

PORTLAND, Jsnusry 20th News is RS
ceived that vessel, apparently schooner,
has been sighted off Wsidron Island, IA Jhe
San Juan Archipelago. Src was drifting on
her beam ends, with no signs OF life. A ves-
eel was sent after the stranger, but has not
yet returned or been heard from. Doubtless
the vessel capsizsd in a squall, and al on
board perished
During the year past 1891. LOO II in gold
coin, dust and bullion has been shipped from
the town Of Pend.eton.
All the f,ll-gown grain ir Alsrioa county is
lookinc unusually fns. T'ao prospects for
heavy crop the coming yssr are exceedingly
favorable for that section OF The Wiliamet. e
valley.
StabbIn& Affair Brakeman Killed.
ROsEBURG, January 20sh. - Yesterday
Louis WenEer was stabbed hv Charles An
dersou near here. The wound is very serious.
The parties had disagreement over busi'
ueas settlement 1t is claimed that Wenner
wac the aggressor. No arrests.
William Derris, brakeman on the Oregon
and California Railroad, was thrown from
train to-day near here, and wac run over.
Both lso7 were cut off. be lived only short
time. He leaves wife and child.
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"ANTED-lO,oOO PEOPLE TO VISIT TIvoLI
w EVERY NIGHT ial9-Iw
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Attention. Exempts .-The

Attention. EXempts The
regular annual election for officers Of SEES3I
the Exempt Firemen's Association of -S.SS555s~
Sacramento will be held on FRIDAY, - =
January 25, 1884, at Fireman's Hall, on Eighth
street, between and X, Sacramento. The officers
of sction, are Eli Mayo, Judge j. F. brennan.
and Anthony Green, Inspectors The polls will be
open from 8 to P. NJ. A member three months in
arrears for dues or fines cannot vote.
Dated Sacramento, January Is 1854.
J. C. DEVINE, President.
WN AVERY, Secretary ia15-l0t
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WANTED 20 BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES
w for Amazon March in Black Crook. Apply
at TlNOLI Monday ,IannarY Dist at II A N. .ial9-2t
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The situation In Egypt.

CAIRO, January 20th.-Khartoum still re-.
mains open to Cairo.
The appointment of " Chinese Gordon is
generally welcomed, and it is said that it re-
ceives the cordial sanction of the Govern
ment.
KHARToUM, January 18th is reported
that a uumbsr OF dervishes near mere have
summoned the people to join Ell Mahdi. 3
great army is expected in ten days. English
sovereigns, recently populsr in the bazars,
are now refused or only taken at discount.
This is regarded IS ominous. The bearing Of
the people has totally chaoged. Some strong
influence is at work.
LONDON, January 21st-A. M.-The Times
says: The evacuation of the Soudan, south
Of Khartoum, is condition precedent TO all
healthy reorganization of the mass of EgVp-
tiau soldiers. 1t is officially estimated that
10000 men have been let loose upon the
country in the name of occupation. This
lswless horde of plUnderers must evacuats che
territory before the Soudan can become tran.
quill.
Mass Meetings In Paris,
PARIS, January 20sh.-Two meetings were
held to-day in furtherauce of the proposition
to revise the Constitution. Speeches we're
delivered fayoriDg revolution. One meeting
decided to organize fund to raise monu-
ment to the Communists who were shot.
Meeting of NaiionaIists-Mo Disorder
DUBLIN, January 20th.-The Nationalist
meeting at BOYLE to-day was attended by
5000 persons The speakers were O'Brien
and Kenny, menbers Of Pa1i.mert.
During q riot a. Eur skilleu, Saturday, the
police charged the mob, and were met by the
Natioualists with shower Of stones. The
Orsngemen also stoned the police, and after
wards stoned Catholic school.house.
Russian Officials in Vienna.
VIENNA. January 2Oth.-De Giers, tie
Russian Foreign Minister. arrived this uorn.
ing in company with Prince Lobanof. the
RussiSn EmbAsssdor. He proceeded to the
palace, where he was given a1 audieace by
tie Emperor ard Count Kalaokv, the Austro.
Hungarian Foreign Minister. The Emperor
Afterwards gave dinner in MOTOR Of De Gisrs
,=5 l. 5aeaf. at which several Ministers
ae.s present.
4 Hisahled steamer.
LIVERPOOL, January 20th.-Ths steamer
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Agent Southern Life Insurance Co., Atlanta, Ga.
ia6-2mM


Advice TO WOthers.-Mrs. WInslOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little suf
ferer at once it produces natural quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub
awakes " as bright as button" 1t is very pleas
to taste 1t soothes the child softens the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind regulates the bowels,
and is the best known remedy for diarrhea whether
arising from teething or other causes Twenty-Five
cepts bottle. dl5-lyMWS
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-. - BY asking too much we may loss the
littts that we had before" Kidney Wort asks
nothing bus fair trial. Tlis given, it fears
TO loss of faith in It's virtues. A lady writes
from Oregon: " For thirty years l have been
ages of Kidney Wort have done me more
good than all tie medicine and doctors have
had before. believe it ia a sure cure"
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a DMINISTRATOk'S SALE OF PERSONAL
"A property. Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance Of an order OF the Superior Court of the
county of Sacramento, State OF California, made on
the 18th day of October A. d. 1888 in the matter
of the estate of E. l.. BILLINGS, deceased, the un
dersgned, the Administrator of the estate Of said
deceased will cell at public auction the highest
bidder for cash, on THURSDAY, the oath day Of
JANUARY, A. D. 1854, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, in the
alley between and streets, Fifth street, in
the city of Sacramento, California, the following
personal property belonging to said estate, to wit
Two soda mschnss; 3 bottng benches; contract
interest in Matthews bottIing bench l soda gas
pump l bottle washer; all soda boxes and bottles,
including 500 dozen new bottles not vet uppacked
l double spring soda wagon set single harness !;
l horse " George; - = water barrels the good will
Of the soda business conducted by deceased during
his lifetime and all other property connected with
said soda business. Also, lot Of books l lot Of
jewelry; clock desk ; l lot Of chairs and other
property belonging TO said estate. Also, at o'clock
NJ, the same day, at the "MckeEee Ranch i"
near the County Hospital, in Sacramento county,
California, viii sell in the same manner the 70 low
ing property, to wit: One thorough. braced wagon
l mower and reaper; I buggy l cultivator /
wagon; l Durham cow lot Of hay; l sulky l
COW; horserake ; lot of straw ce-chest, and
other property belonging to said estate. te:.,
Administrator OF the estate Of E. L. Billings, de-
ceased.
YoUSs, YOU'VE DUNN, Attorneys for Administra.
tor.
SSUPERIoR COURT, COUNTY OF sAcRA-
- mento, State of California. In the matter of
the Estate OF BENJAMIN TIBBITS, deceased. 1t
appearing TO tie Court by the petition this day
presented and filed by JOHN ". GREENLAW. the
Executor OF the last will and testament OF deceased,
praying for order of sale OF real estate that it il
necessary TO sell tue whole or so much of the real
eststs as the Court may deem necessary to pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased. and the
debts, expenses and charges Of administration
II is therefore ordered by the court that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceased
appear before said Court on MOND AY the 11th
day OF FEBRUARY. a. d. 1854, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
on said day, at the Court room Of Department
One of said Court, in said city OF Sacramento,
county Of Sacramento, State Of California, TO shcw
cause why an order should not be granted 10 the
said Executor to sell the whole So much Of the
rea es,a.e Of the said deoeaseI as shall be neces-
sary.
And that COPY Of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the SACRAMENTO DAILY
RECORD UNION, q newspaper printed and published
ia said county.
Dated JANUARY :, 1854
JOHN ". ARMSTRONG.
Judge Of the Supei r Court
V Il. BEATTY sc. DENsoS. Attorneys for Executor.
ias-4W
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years In and near Albany, Ga, had gradually ab-
sorbed malaria into my system, and my general
health was completely broken dowu this poison
eliminated last November in a congestive chill and
was confined TO the bed and house for five months;
was treated by the best physicians by ali the ap-
proved methods with no benefit my health was aw-
fully broken down; my skin almost as yellow as
pumpkin a thick heavy coat on my tongue; =; no ap-
petite, and in miserable fix generally 1 was u-
duced ia April last to take Swfts Specific and the
first few doses convinced me that it was what
needed continued until had taken several bot
ties, and am well man. the poison has all been
driven out Of my system by Swift Specific and 1
have gained thirty pounds in weight.
e. NJ CLARE,
@, 7 20 ~ 81. q,
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LIVERPOOL, January 20th.-Tha steamer
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CUTTING OFF THE HEAD NOT KILLING.-
S. R. Canestrini has been experimenting
on the effects of decapitstion of insects.
Butterflies were able to use their wings
eighteen days after they had lost their
heads. Crickets lesped on the thirteenth
day after they had been beheaded, and the
preying mantilla showed signs OF life on
the fourteenth day after the head had been
separated from the body, He gives still
more singular observations tending to show
that the head in insecss cannot be subject
TO the same perpetual strain sssthe head in
mammals IN guiding the motions of the
body Mining and Scientific Press.
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ST. LOUIS, January 2Oth.-Edward D.
Easton, who was arrested yesterday at Ocean
from the Texas Pacific Railroad when he left
Sherman, Texas, for New Orleans, and that
he and his confederates must have realized
SO, 600 to Sl00, 900 from bankers and cotton
dealers in New York On forged bills of lad
ing. Morton Csmmscb, who was arrested
with Easton, was also an employe of the rail-
road company, is well known in New Orleans
He is supposed to be the man known as An.
derson, in the fraudulent transactions of the
gang.
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WoMAN's LOT IN INDIA-Tne g7vern-
meut of the house Of the Brabmin is
strictly IN the hands of the man OF the
father during the youth OF the family, and
Of the eldest sea after ne marries. The
son always takes his wife home to tie
parental roof aud as the sons marry. addi-
tions are built to the house, until it often
becomes village in itself. In this place
the women are imprisoned literally buried
alive. From the day of their marriage,
which is at very early age, they never
see more of the outer world than the mar
row expanse of sky and cloud that looks
down upon them between the walls of their
prison home. No men are allowed to enter
the house but the members of the family
and tie priest, except on very rare occa-
sions, and then unseen by the women.
Married at 10 years-for spinsterhood is
ominable-mothers at II, they die OF
sheer old age at about SO.-[Mrs. L. c.
Griffin.
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Prrsbvter,ap Church burned

TORONTO, January 20th.-The Erskiue
Presbyterian Church was burned this after
noon. The Ssbbath-school was in session at
the time, but all escaped. Loss, $40 coo; in
surance, $50 600
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

National Capital GOssip-Bricklaycrs' In
ternatiOnal union-Wholesale IhieNing
Attempt TO Steal the Remains of n
Bishop-A Mayor Held for Train Rob
bery-AGairs In Foreign Lands-Etc.
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WILSON & Co, Buffalo, Mo, say:
- B,own's Iron BiiteEs sci 8 readily, and gives
satisfaction to those who use it.
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Balariai Poison,

WV. AVERY, Secretary.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
IlAsr NIGHTS DISPATCHES 10 rnn REooRD-uslosl
CALIFORNIA.
Single SculI Race.

single Scuil kace.
SAN Francisco, January 20sh.-A large
crowd witnessed the single scuil rscs three
miles with turn, between Lee and Steven.
SOD, this afternoon, over the Oakland course.
The men were in excellent condition. The
betting from the openiag Of the pools was in
favor of Lee, the odds being $50 to S12
against Stevenson. Hsnlan scted as referee
The weather was favorable for good time, and
the water WAS IS smooth Sc q mill pond. At
the word Go - both men grasped the water,
Stevenson getting q sligh, lead, rowing thirty
strokes to Lees tweniy-eiEht Stevenson
worked hard from the start Lss on the
contrary, maintained an even stroke. taking
the water with the precision Of machinery,
and steering admirably uuti the stake-boat
was reached. Lee rounded it slightly in ad.
vance of Stevenson. The later's time on
reaching the tUra was eleven seconds behind
Lee, who had the race in hand throughout
the course, winning By four lengths in 20
minutes and IS seconds
Result OF Excessive Drinking
REDwoOD CITY, January 2Oth.-Michael
McLaughlin, q woOdchopper st Summit
Springs, was found Gesd in his cabin yester.
day Ii orning at 10 o'clock. He had been
drinking heavily for q tnonth or two pss.,
The Coroner held an inquest over the body
later in the day, and the verdict was shat he
died from the effects Of an over. iu diligence Of
alcoholic stimulsrts. He was 20 years OF
age.
Mining Matters In Rodie
BoDIE, January 20th.-This plscs he's been
in fever Of cxciteu ent for the psst ten days
over important developments ia the Stand
ard and Bodie mines The Standard struck
S large ledge OF milling ore on the 7O0-foat
level, which If ia tn ught will furnish the
fifty stamp rill Of that company with ore or
two years supply, in addition 10 what il
known to he on hand. Bodie has been one Of
those phenomenally ,.oh strikes which have
heretofore msde that mine famous. At the
300-foot level s ledge six feet wife, of very
rich ore, was struck and the upraise On the
vein is now up 90 feet in similar character Of
ore throughout. The development Of the
vein extends Tor about eight feet 10 length
snd the ore Is being extended, On the 200
foot level about & .hyee-foot vein, sisA Of rich
ore. has b5eu cut. The mine has been visited
by number Of experts from San Francisco
and elsewhere. Bowie aud nj L S;sgrom
looked at it to-day. These strikes have
greatly improved the bIsiuess property OF the
town.
James Hsrt, pumpmaa at the Lent shaft,
vino was hurt two or three days oCc, died 80
day.
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Illyrian, from Boston, reports that she spoke
the disabled steamer Germspic on the 18Th.
400 miles west of Fsstrel, longitude 19s "a.
All well.
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John Richards xss wounded On the 5.h IL
stsnt. by unknown parties, in Ssn BeF1ar-
uIao cCunty.
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- CENTS FOR 4 GOOD SQUARE MEAL,
> Sacramento Restaurant Nos. 3l7 and 3l9
street, between Third and Fourth Ohree blocks
from the Depot. Street Cars pass every five min
utes-ask the conductor where to stop. Ice Cream
and Cakes, cents. Fine Dining Parors for Farni.
lies Open Day and Night.
iyl3tf J. D. SMITH. Proprietor
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j B:A, ! ] T. {.

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The greatest Specialist living whose lie long eNpe
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Tmrortant advice to Young and middle-aged Men.
Cases successfully treated by mail and express
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stating full particulars of your case.
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An Official Train Robber.

LAREDO, January 2Ofh-The cafe of Pablo
Quintana, Mayor of New Laredo Mexico,
imprisoned in Monterey on a charge OF com
plicity in the recent train robbery on the
Mexican National Railway, has been secretly
investigated before a Judge, end sufficient
evidence was developed to hold the culprit for
final trial in the public Courts.
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- - - - p . q. - -
A0 AIN !
From Another Druggist.

BoDrE (CaD., June 81, 1852.
GENTLEMEN I have sold WisTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY for many years, and
do not hesitate to speak highly OF its efficacy in
Lung and Throat Troubles. l doubt if there are
any other remedies more justly entitled to be called
STANDARD" in Coughs, Colds, all Throat and Lung
Complaints none that l would prefer to recon.
mend. i could name many to whom have sold it
who would cheerfully testify to its merit
Yours truly, H E. WRIGHT.
None genuine unless signed al. BUTTS" on the
wrapper. uSlpMTh&wly
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL TO THE REcoxD-uNIox.l
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PRoF. DAVID RoBABGE. New York, the
grest horse-shosr, says: st. Jacobs Oil is
slys,i-r 60 v,hine 1e knoss Of.