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Lost FAITH IN PHYSICIANS.

There are innumerable instances where cures
have been Effected by sCOVuLs sARSAPA-
RlLLA, OR BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, for
all diseases OF the blood, when they had been
given over by their physicians. 1t is one of the
best remedies ever offered 10 the public, and as
it spreparcd with the greatest care, as specific
for certain diseases, 1t is no wonder that it
should be more eGectual than hastily written
and earelessly prepared Prescriptions. Take this
medicine for all disorders arising from impure
blood. 1t is Endorsed by leading prof siuna
men. Le.i-fyA1yiV
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MERMAIDs' PEARLS on THE BEACH.-One
morning Philadelphia lady took an early
walk in search of shells. Just below the
iron pier she picked up a set Of false teeth,
and on her return trip she picked up an
other set. When she returned to the cot
tage where she boarded the guests were
showing the curiosities they found during
the twilight ramble to each other. She
facetiously remarked: " The mermaids
have taken to cumming it, for the beach is
strewn with teeth, placing the two sets of
molars on the table for inspection Nearly
every day some one has the misfortune to
spit out her pearls" and one of the
guardSmen has a museum oftceth, garters
and wigs Atlantic City Cor, Philadelphia
Press
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VEGETABLES.

But not less conspicuous GmOug our produc-
tive industries is the grape growing. IL is eSti-
mated tiiat there ave now $50. . acres of land
ing. putting he slvefRga ciap ~ but three sG1s
b the acre. st within the next five yoars Va
VIII produce no; less than C5,a3J 900 gallons Of
wine Hitherto T. very large portion OF cur
wines and brandy have been shipped to market
by sea The amount thus shipped cannot be
accurately 00tGincd.
The follow ng shows th amounts Of wine and
brandy shipped East by rail, ana also the peico
of -,sfgbf
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VIC are here my friends toinquire what these
lessons oi The past sre our cation upon the
map OF the woE.d is most peculiar one We
1--we upon the border lue Of Western civiliza-
ton; our market N our own country is inland.
There are no great water highways from the
West 10 the East. except around Cape Horn.
ialiway traii- portetlon is our only means Tor
reaching a market for many of our products.
And although living on the western shore of a
great continent, We are YET so Isolated from the
rest OF me business world that our influence is
only felt when we crowd Others out Of The
market hy producing what is better than they
can produce
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a Georgia Judge said that the maxim
that innocence was 10 De presumed until
guilt was proved had one exception, ard
that was when ar lrisllElan was accused OF
an assault and battery for then guilt was
70 be presumed lawyer addressing a
jury Oh a case proved by strong circla-
stantiat evidence, repeated often dat
" hinety-nine entity men should escape
rather than one innocent man should s,if-
fer Tie Judge in charging the jury, told
them tue ninety nine guilty had long
since escaped. IS Savannah News.
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BRIDE or 4 DAY.
Woocd, Won, Welded and Separated In
side Of Twenty four Hours.

A peculiar case hiss just come to light in
Nincepnes, lad, OF i bride Of but a day,
wherein mo lovers coErted. wooded, won,
wee and separated, al in tweny-four
hours Il IS. indeed, strange love affair,
which ecDpses iistion III the line of the ro-
nlantlc, On saturday well-dressed and
rather handsome stranger arrived and be-
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Current rate on canned ffuit to the Missouri
river and points east is 81 % per 100 lbs
The following are the statistics showing the
shipments OF dried fruits and rasins from 1874
to July !, 1885:
In these lines of fruit production, the increase.
so tar as il is evidenced by the amount of each
article which has been shipped to market by
rail during the years named, is indeed wonder
~
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Following is the address of Hon. Morris
II. Estee, delivered at the Pavilion Thurs
day evening, September II, 1885, as the
annual address before the State Agri-
cultural Society:
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1he current Eate OF brandy TO New York is
81 - on e. ID 100 ibs.


Current rate on wine to Sew York and oeher
Eastern points IS 81 50 per rs. Every year IL
the future or Niaes will Improve IL quality, &c
cause orr varieties of grapes are better ,iood
Wire eaan0t be made from inferior graDes nor
can the s.aTi character III wire be made j al
parts ot the SKATE Tire Bordeaux variats Of
gE'spes mas be piEufe0 near The coast RE
srapes grew in tue south az France AID IN
SPAN sh1i Id he plsn.ed ia the inie1tor. where
ne he"t 4 treat. aiso wlere hervy wines are
best precueed The best ence al .ar, pri,.s
u grape :aiture in ether countries show Us
what Ii Is less to 40 "a this Country Climatlc
Influences hes yafy marked eject OH tAs ch AZ
lrtsr o. wine proGnceJ
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Manufacturing has kept up an even stride
with the progress Of the State in other respects
Nithlnthe last year over $4,000 90 worth OF
Francisco alone, and IN this beautiful civ
manufacturing has more than doubled within 4
decade. We may indeed be pardoned for the
pride we feel in our present success.
LaoS!ng back up9n the year that has passed
with its rewards, which have been many. and
its disappointments, which have heea few, We
can certainly profit by the lesson It teaches.
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DRIED FRUITS.
RtISINs.
in 1855, TO the Missouri river and points west
of Chicago.

Current rates on raisins to Chicago and points
east thereof, Is = 90 per hundred pounds.
+ | am informed from The most authentic
sources, and especially from W. T. Coleman q
Co. one of the leading raiSin shipping houses on
tins Coast. that the total rai>in production for
this State in 1881 was $4,000 twenty pound
boxes: that for this year the yield will exceed
10000, and that next year the estimated crop is
over 4lD 900. Taking into cons Iteration the
vines already planted within five years Califor-
MIA Will pr0Guce l.5l0,C00 boxes Of raisins worth
from $4,000 to sf,uO0010.
There are at present imported into the United
States annually about 100000 boxes of raisins.
When we recolect that the Caisins OF the world
are produced only in "A small portion OF spain
and in California, white the whole civilized
world consumes then We can well understard
the great value to California of this new indus
try.
Doubtless the most remarkable increase of
shipments of the products oI our farmers is the
garden vegetables, such us cabbagcs green
peas, green corn egg plant. aSparagus lettuce
tomatoes and the like. Indeed most farmers
are not aware Of these shipments at ALL All
these vegetables come into market in Califyr-
MIA at least two months earlier than at any
point east of the Rocky mountains. and there
fore End 4 ready market and quick sales at fair
prices. These shipments are made 20 Deuver
Omaha, Kansas City, and 10 North and Middle
Texas. The following shows the exact amount
of shipments by rail OF garden vegetables. since
1874:
It viii be noticed that our principal shipments
OF these products have been during the past two
ana ouc-half years.
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GRADUATE OF The UNIVERSITY OF BER-
VI lin, Germany. Office-52l ! street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Residence-cOrnerF Fourteenth
and K streets, Sacramento. Once hours 1870
A. II. to l P. NJ. p. NJ. TO P. ~; P n. to P. n
aU13-Lf
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nCULIST, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases Of the Throat Once, 4291a J
street, corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal. Hours $50 10 II 4. Il; / TO
P. N. SUNDAYS: $50 20 u A. ": 70 p II. sl-ti
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DIR. NNON.

DR. PINKHAM, S1s EIGHTH STREET.
~ Office Hours-l 10 3, and $50 TO 7;SO P. n.
next door. s2tf
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tATTLE.

The Spanish cattle OF California. mike the
Spanish horses, were the most inferior Of their
species and The exhibits al yoUr state Fair this
tie. The Jerseys. the shert- horned Durham and
the Holstein occupy Il justly conspicuous posi-
ton among your cattle xhibits. There NAY be
equally good and even better cattle, but there
can be no mistake in Breeding Jerseys iol butter
and milk and a strain Of the short-nurnnd Dur-
ham for butter anu beef, and the aolstein for
beef aud cheese
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On the passenger train the price of freight is
from to cents per pound.
It viii thus be observed that for thirteen years
there has been 4 yearly increase o. the shin
ments Of green frIlit TO an Eastern market Dur
ing the past six months this Increase has been
remar6a5le-from ii ,996,n7U rounds in 1854 to
25 57 go pounds for the first six months OF Ies5
and II Is estimated It VIII reach So 100000
pounds for the year. The great increase is at
tTibutcd to several causes. The Eastern people
are beginning 10 know what our fruits are and
the demand is greater. The shipments Of
oranges has more than quadrupled this year
over any previous year; and lastly. one of the
CHIEF reasons Cor this increase is cheaper trans
portGtlon and better railway facilities.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, II STREET, Be
~ tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9lS and go
VIII visit the Railrosd Hospital daily at $3.50 A.
". Office hours 10 a NJ: 70 arm, and
evenings. sI-tf
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DE- 10y FOND MoN.

I ATE OF CANTON, CHINA, CANBE FOUND
II st his Medicine store, No g-6 Third street
between | and J. By the Pulse he can locate all
kinds of Disease. Consultation free. His Nedi-
cines are Roots and Herbs. Cali ana consult
with him if you are sick. s9-1m
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may lie pardoned for here saving that The
Interest OF the carrier and tie Interest Of the
producer are, and always viii be- identical
Lnat thar which cripples the one will in time
destroy the other. When the carrier puts the
rate OF transportation at Z figure which enables
the producer TO make money, the producer puts
forth mis- best energies and increases the pro
du2tion and the carrier finds his utmo t capaci-
ty strained to accommodate the increased pro
ducti0n thus stimulated.
In other words cheap transportation inspires
large production. and large production makes
cheap transportation profitable. Both sides have
learned 9 lesson. The producer has learned
that he must have a market, and the carrier has
learned that to make the producer send his
products by his line lie must 50 regulate his
prices as 10 make the business profitable TO the
producer.
The increase in the production OF canned
NUTS STAGE iS7l has been equally great. Some
years being less productive than others, the i'm
provement has not been entirely uniform: vet
the average increase has no parallel in any
other State in the Union. The following are the
statistics showing the shipments by rail Ship
ments have been made by steamer and clipper
ships, but the exact amount of these cannot be
obtained. Ii may here be noted that the first
six months of this year-from January lSt to
June 3Oth-are not the months when canned
fruits are shipped in quantities. From july Ist
to January LIST the chief shipments will be
made
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DIR. DeDERKY

HAS RETURNED TO SAN FRANCISCO,
IL where he shall be happy to see his friends
at 4Z2 Van Ness avenue, corner of McAllisteT
door au27-Im
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CORNER SEVENTH AND I STREETS. SAC
- ramento. Office Hours: Miss Or. kellogg
Q TO 10 A n, u to p. NJ, 6 to7PM.
Miss DR.. Goss-S to A. r., l 10 ) P M.,7toSP
NJ. Sundays, L NJ. 70 8 p NJ. stiff
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DHYSICIAE AND SURGEON.-OgFICE AND
4 Residence, No. S23 J street, between Third
aud Fourth. Bours-S 10 10 4. D., 3 70 AID 2 TO
s P. II. Office of City Superintendent Of Public
Schools at same place. sS-tplm
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DIR. IRA Z. OATMAN,

physician AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
L tentiOn to Diseases OF Females. Office
corner Eleventh. Office Hours TO II A. NJ,
! to and 20 S ?. II. slim
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nEEIIsT, 415 J STREET., Be g .sszA
IL tween Fourth and Fifth, saore-f ses5ss5sssss
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted onSLEITIG
Gold Vulcanite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered fo- painless cxtrae.
ton Nl 10th. anlA-1rn
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REGEIqER'S SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NCTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
IN and In PURSUANCE Of judgment OF the
Superior Court u aDo for the county of Sccra-
mento. in an actl5l s. herein ALiCE SCOTT Is
plaintiff and :. y. NEIANT. JOHN DOE, w
A. MURPHY, RICHARD ROE and GEORGE W.
CHESLEf, Adf1inistratGi Of the estate of S. ..
GEGUR, deceased, are defendants, ! VIII, as Re
csiver IN SAID action, sell OF the ront door OF the
CouTth house, Ia Sacramento Cal, on NEDEES-
DAY, the Tth day of OCTOBER, 1885. ut 10
O'Clock 4. ", a pubic suction for cash IL gold
coin, to the highest bidder, thetS flowing de-
scTi0ed real estate situated in the county o. Sac
ramento, III ssid state az California. viz: The
northwest quarter OF the northwest qualter OF
Section Twenty nine. me south hall of the
north est aUarter; all Of Lot Three and she
west half of Lot Z wo OF tho southwest quarter:
and the southwest luarleT OF the southwest
quarter Of Section Twenty; and all Of lection
Nineteen lying norh OF the lGuds formerly
owned sad occupied by ]. Il. Van Trees, now
deceased, al in Township Eight Eorh, Ranee
Eight isi. Mount Diaolo Base and eridiaa
Dated Sacramento Cal. September IL 1850
ALBERT II. JOHNSON, Receiver
FREEMAN. JOHNSON < BAFEs, Attorneys for
: Plaintiff, Alice scott, si.td
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" ENLIST, QUINNs BUILDING. ssySz-,s
~ northeast corner Fourth snd JfSSeSzsS
streets. Artificial Teeth Inserted ouQQIIp
sl bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extTsction 81 teeth. jy25-f
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I. G.. SHAW,

IT ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW, eszs-,-ySr.
VI Dentist. Office and residence
over TUFTS Drug store, corner Z Yf.5I9SsEt,.l
Tenth aud streets Office hours: LILLY
A. NJ TO P. a. Sundays Toto ~. au13-Ims
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| FCLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ia Office hours: From 10 to y NJ; 2 TO 4:30 P N:
Z tOgP.M. Once, 4l515 K street. between Fourth
and Fifth. Residence, rs l street, between
seventh and Eighth. Sacramento. s9-Im
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DENTISTRY.
#. +. TEBBETS,

II T. LElSI1Li5'
n ENTIST, ga SIXTH STREET, ,z-sassz..
IL between I and J, wes. side sls9s,s5ssss..sss
opposite Congregational Church. lily
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-19

cSc J STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
USU Dealers in Paints, Oils, Vsrnishgs, Win
dow Glass, Picture holdings, Brushes, Artists
Material, Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper, and Glazier Paper for Window Deco
rstions, patent which is entirely new. aull-lm
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. GEORGE PYRuRN.
DOCTORS KELLOGG & Goss,

physician AND SURGEON (HOMEOPA-
L tniS) Office ana residence, northeast cor
ner of Eleventh and Il streets. Hours: to 10
A. NJ. l TO s. ana to SP.A. sl5-eomtf
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WALLACE A. BRIGGS, n. d..

PHYSICIAN AND OBsTETRICIAN. CFEICFzE
L and residence No. 20 street. SACRAMENTO.
Once Hours. i ! 2 2 < : 10 . P y, iyla4ps
E.t9 n s p
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within the past few Years there has been
great progress mace IN raising line horses aud
cattle in this State. The climate in California
is iafcrablo 10 the most splendid ammal devel-
opment. IL may be admitted that We do nos
yet occupy the iifst place among the states
which produce the best stock. hut we car, mo
dnee the bsst, and we viii We protiuoe s61ne
OF the best now, aud We will soon prod, &c I,,1r,s
o. them; lear sometimes that We forget the
ways look upon this animal as one of me most
remarkable of the species. AMER running VIII
for century upon the great pains of Caiifor1iI
with 70 care CT attention. it developed Inore
speed andphssica powers than most horses d.1
IL the East by prudent attention. Il has been 81
greSt mistake that We are breeding eut that
famous race of horses that wss bat one sep be-
low the Arabian horse in feeiness, and e..
ceeded him il endurance.
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w. H. BEATTY & s. @. DENsol
A. L. HART,
NOTICE.

Ia ~ I 4 III
V71 THOSE INTENDING TO VISIT THE
/ Fair / have leRsedthe "a ell known Paiue's
stable re-t between Fiaih and Sixth, and
will fecp the same open during the Fair as Il
branch OF me eXter stable FOR the accOnlnO-
caiol OF those VIII" may wish 20 cave their
hCc-es whore Jhey VIII receive frs class care.
- ljt w. y ShOWLER
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-l1ZS NINTH
Z street, one block from street cars; healthiest
location in the city; guests have the use of hot
and cold water baths. IS 2w
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DESIRABLE RANCH
FOR SALE!

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
/ loo acres of superior farming and fruit
land, situated in Placer county within three
miles of Newcastle, on the Central Pacific kali
road, About 30 acres Of bottom land under cul-
tlvation, plenty OF water and good springs on
the premises, and q large amount Of excellent
on the premises of
MRS. CATHERINE GILDERsLEEVF.
Administrative: or Of
j. 1. hINKADE, AttOrDey-at- Law, Auburn Cal
ElS-lpIm
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We are making record; let it BE- a splendid
one, The truth is good enough. We must con
vince people by our acts rs to what we can do
We must show them by sample that we can raise
something that other people cannot raise and
do something that other people cauuot do But
true to label. Cur canned fruits must not de-
ceive the man who buys them rhestampupon
our wine must ten the whole truth Il should
be made felony to put French ab=ls on Cali
f0-n!a wines. If our wine is as good as the
French vine, then this is f5uud upon Us; il il
IS not. it IS a tTaud upon them. II i s wicked
suite fuge thGt faIfers the vanity Of foolish men
Whd prefer what is foreign because it is foreign
not Because it IS best With cur facilities to
produce and % produce the hest of everything
absolute business honesty as 10 what we have
for sale is more necessary than anything else
that can be done or sliI bg US TO secure n per
Inanent success A business lie DESTROYS the
very business il would build up.
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j. HYnrsr. TR.. q ECO.

SXTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, -,
w sec J street, between Fifth ANA SSYSA
Sixth, have always on hand & choice S1a
variety OF fine Watches, Diamonds, Jew sssssS2
elry. etc. aui2-U
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-28
A New Hotel Dodge.

"Key to 27S!' said the bell-boy to
the clerk of city hotel, IS he rushed
up to the counter.
The clerk took the key out of the
box and extended it to the boy. when q
thought struck him. and he stopped
and looked in the box at the address
on an envelope lying there.
"Who wants it?' he inquired.
Lady in parlor-in hurry" re-
piled Front, dancing jig OF impa-
tience.
THAT amt her room. Go back and
ask for her name"
Front disappeared and returned
presently, slowly.
She says it don't make any differ.
ence-it's mistake--and she's gone. "
Thought so!' CALCULATED the clerk
to reporter standing by: "She was
working the new racket It's pretty
good one, and sometimes takes; oper-
ated by women generally. They 60
into the ladies' parlor. ring for the bell.
boy, and send him in q mattcr-of-fact
way for the key of some room He
asks the clerk for it, and. if he is busy
and thinking of something else. he
hands it out without q question. Then
the female sharper goes through the
room in hurry, trusting to thieves
luck that the occupant will not return
before she gets away. Then the hotel
is responsible for the loss: st. Louts
Chronicle,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-28

Six murders in one month is the
homicidal record of Fayette county,
Pa, in which it is said perfect reign
of terror prevails. If some of the
reformcrs up in that country gave
more attention to home and less 10 the
South, they would be living to better
purpose.
james L. Jackson, Il member of
tae Gate City Guard of Atlanta, who
died recently, had q horror Of his
grave being disturbed, but his COM
rades promised to prevent.it, and a
detail of four men will watchthe grave
nightly for month.
While a farmer named Lander,
with his wife, two children and Mrs.
Steck, were riding in wagon in
which was ten pounds of powder, a
spark from a pipe caused an explosion
which killed Mrs. Lander and lnortally
wounded the others.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-10-28

The largest hotel in Santiago, Chill,
recently built, has its oddity. like other
things in that country. The oddis:-is,
says correspondent of the S"s, the
bar in the cafe where ladies are ex-
pected to lunch. ut is" he adds.
1.-the only hotel bar in South America,
and the proprietor Of the hotel. who
wanted to introduce MI the modern I'M
provements, was rather bcwildered in
selecting the location of this one. But
it is a beautiful bar, and the ladies ad-
mire it as much IS tho mon. At first
they were disposed to walk up to it and
say The same for ME. il you please,
with their brothers or husbands. but
have been convinced that the proper
form is. 10 sit ut the tables and take
their drinks ttlere. 10 sec y lady d-ink-
ing . cocktail in the bar-room OF the
Grand Central of Santiago may stsrtle
the prohibitionist who comes here, but
it is quite rs much the fashion as to
suck mint juleps through straw on
the balconies Of o Long Branch hotel" ="