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RETAIL CLERKS.
Their Association has Now a Member
shin of $50

Their Association has Now n Member
ship of $50
The Re tail Clerks Association is gaining
ground daily and has now an active membership
OF 200, with handsome surplus IN the treasury
The clerks expect soon to apply for admission
into the Federated Trades, and viii then prOba-
bly, number at least 300.
Their purpose IN joining that body they say, is
not by any means TO attempt 10 cOerce the EN-
plOyeTs into the O'clock closing movement un-
der ban Of the boycott, or indeed for any pur-
poses OF coercion whatever. They simply wish
10 be identified with that representative body OF
the laOOring class.
Their committee appointed to make canvass
OF the city ana secure, if possible, a sweeping
O'Clock closing. is meeting Win encouraging
success, and AZ Tie meeting Tonight hopes 10 Do
able report that All the outstanding employers
have consented. The gen ral feeling, they say,
is 10 clOss, but one merchant does not want 10
close unless his neighbOrs Go likewise. They all
say they will agree II the rest Will, and that is
petty nearly where the matter stands.
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Awaits that countless Of martyrs. whose ranks
eonst sntly recruited from the victims OF ner
vOusness and nervous diseases. The price OF the
boon is a systematic course OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. the finest and most genial nervnes
pursued with reasonable persistence Easier, pleas
anter and safer this than TO swaSh the victualing
department with pseudo-tonics, alcoholic the
verse, beef extracts nerve foods narcotics, soda
tives and posons in disguise. "rired Natures
sweet restorer, balmy sleep" is the proyidential
recuperant OF weak nerves, and this glorious fran
chise being usually the consequences OF sound di-
gestion and increased yigor, the great stomachic
which insures both is productive also OF repose
the required time. not unrefreshed awakens the
individual who uses 1t, but vigorous. clear headed
and tranquil Use the Bitters also in fever and
ague. rheumatism, kidney troubles, constipation
and biliousneSs. 30
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TURNITURE-woKKEKs.
Their Two Branches Agree Upon Con-
snIida.Eon

Their Two Branches Agree Upon Com
sOIidatIon
There was an earnest meeting last evening of
The Executive Committee OF the FnrniturewOrk
ers' unions, Nos. 10 and %, having for their
main object tie consideration Of plan TO unite
the Two branches aud make one solid union.
The first organization that represented the in
ternatonal body in this city was made up exclu-
sively OF Germans, and was German speaking
Subsequently the English speaking furniture
workers felt the need of organization, but since
they could not speak or understand German they
had to organize 4 separate branch That was
about four years ago, and ever since there have
been two unions.
While in perfect harmony with each other
they have been realizing more and more plainly
OF late that in their divided condition they are
not as strong and harmonious as they might be,
and cannot promote or watch the interests OF
their trade successfully as they would like.
Far that Ieason they have determined 10 amaga-
mate. and the Executive Committee decided last
night TO call another joint meeting very soon and
take the first steps.
A committee OF three was appointed 10 can
yass the shops OF the city and report the con-
dillon OF business, and Frank eau was elected
Treasurer OF The Executive Committee.
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CLARK AND PARSONS.

j Judge Shafter Sustains Their Appoint
ment Fire Comm ISIS oners.
Judge Shafter rendered decision yester-
day settling, so far as the Superior Court
is concerned, the dispute as to who are en-
titled to the seats in the Board of Fire
Commissioners, Clark and Parsons, Gov
ornor Waterman's appointees, or Edwards
and Mahoney, the incumbents. Edwards
has held since 1879, and claims to have been
regularly reappointed at the expiration of
each term OF office. and that his term has
not yet expired. The REALTORS claim that
the appointing power is given by law to the
Governor, and that he can remove and APP
point at pleasure. Judge Skaters ruling
was in favor OF the Governors appointees.
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Dinner to the Press.

a complimentary dinner was given to the
members Of the press of San Francisco by
Census Supervisor W. 81. Davis ON Wednes-
day night. Among those present were j.
+. Sheehan. Register Of the United States
Land Office, Deputy Census Supervisor
Fields and Assistant Postmaster Quinn.
Mr.. Davis said that the object of the dinner
was to acknowledge the courtesy with
which the press had treated him and the
officers of his office. A very enjoyable time
WAS naSSeh
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j. D. Case, S. II. c. r., visited Court Capital,
Sacramento, on Monday evening, the 14ih inst.
James Healing, 2. C. r., visited Court Sacra-
mento on Thursday evening, the 18TH INST.
Court Western Addition received one applica-
tion at its last meeting. AT the same time Joseph
McCrae was presented with handsome gold
badge, as a reward for the services lie rendered
the court during The last term.
Lewis Thorne, IL. G. r., of Los Angeles was in
the city the early part of the week.
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A Little Romance.

On Monday last Peter Johansen Of the
Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mine came
to Napa and purchased marriage license
from Deputy County Clerk johnson. Mr..
Johansen informed the obliging deputy,
while the necessary paper was being made
out, that his bride, Miss Anna Hinchly,
would arrive on the :25 o'clock train
from Canada, and that he would join her
at the Napa depot and proceed to Calistoga,
where they would be married. He had left
her in Canada and come to the land of sun
shine and gold to seek his fortune. He had
acquired a competence and then sent East
for his bride. The marriage came off ac-
cording to programme. Napa Register.
July oath.
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To Rexiater Plants.

The Joint Committee on National Regis
tration of Plants has issued q circular from
til e rooms Of the State Beard of Hortcul-
ture, go Suffer street. upon plant registra-
ton. 1t is stated in the circular that owing
to the great confusion in names of existing
varieties of fruits, flowers and plants the
means Of identification are entirely made
quate. A national plant register is needed
TO counterfeit this, and consequently give
an impetus to Horticultural adyancement
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A CARD.

], w. II. Austin. Cashier of Ell Paso National Bank
of Ell Paso. Texas, do hereby certify that quarter
ticket No IT ,303 of the Grand Lottery Juarez was
presented by the wells-Fargo Express Co., and the
sum OF 5000 was paid for the same to G. N. Dill
worth, Banker OF Gonzales. Texas. This ticket WIN
ming one-fourth of the Grand Prize of $50. 900
drawn in the drawing of June %, 1890, OF Grand
Lottery Juarez, at the Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
w. II. AUSTIN,
Cashier Ell Paso National Bank.
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The mil carpenters had lively session last
night over the proposed eight-hour movement.
They have fully decided 10 join The other
branches Of the trade and make one grand strain
pointed 10 lake charge OF ways and means 10 that
end sud confer with the EIsht-hOur Committee
of the Federated Trades are Z. Meanwel, 5. j.
Walsh, I. OBIien, NJ. j. Shove and William
Nparrlrd
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Michael Fitzpatrick, horseman at the
Bay District Track, was thrown from his
sulky while driving in the park yesterday,
and striking the ground head first received
serious internal injuries. When taken up
by park officer he was insensible, and was
then removed to the City Receiving Hos
pital. Doubts are entertained for his re-
cOYery.
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Journeymen Butchers.

The JOuTneymen Butchers Benevolent AssOci-
alton Initiated six candidates last night, received
four proposals, aud voted to give a picnic at
Shell Mound Park September Sd. They re-
port that they cannot supply all the demands for
help that come from the country.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

The joint committee that had In charge the
Moders' ball canYassed more returns last night.
IL found that II had $1,000 in hand and sun
maIlY committees To heir from.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

The following officers of Eclipse Lodge,
No. 20, Royal Argosy, were installed last
Wednesday evening by Charles ii. Hol-
comb, d. d. G. p: T. G. Hartmann, P. !;
Mrs. Mary Hovet, V. p. Miss Lizzie Blat-
ner,.I.; G. w. Colby. S. Mrs. F. A. Tilton.
A; Mrs. S. w. Coon, T.; Miss Mamie Blat-
ner, g.; Carl w. Charleston, NJ; James
Orr, Guard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

The National Association OF Stationary En-
gineers discussed last night the subject, "Ma.
chuery BelG-Its Use and Care" X. w. King
was elected delegate to the National COnveu-
ton, which will meet IN New York on September
I'd J. ii. Gotbuld was chosen alternate.
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"The Calls" Premium Dictionaries.
THE CALL has received another consign-
ment of the ALLEN" edition of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, which is being for
warded as rapidly as possible to subscrib-
ers whose orders are on file. These books
are substantially bound in leather, beauti-
fully embossed, and in quality of paper
and excellence of workmanship are per-
feet marvel
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'ainrers Are waking Up.

The Painters Union viii give an open meeting
one week from next Wednesday in Metropolitan
Hail, 10 work up little more enthusiasm in
The organization. They received eleven caudl-
dates last night, ana eight proposals for mem-
heIShln
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

MEssRs. MCARDLE & SHANNON, recently
located at IS Post street, desire to notify their
many friends that they will reopen their saloon
TOMORROW Saturday at los Powell street. cor
ner OF Ellis, better prepared than heretofore TO
supply all their desires in the way OF liquid re-
freshments, cigars, etc., aud cordially invite
them to call.
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GA K LA N ,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM j. DlhGEE,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Nos. 400 and 49, Eighth Street, Oakland.
EAsToN, ELDRIDGE & CO.. 61S Market street.
San Francisco.
SPECIAL AUCTION Sale
Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley
Improved and UnimproYed
REAL ESTATE
TOMORROW.
SATURDAY........... &c, 1890,
AT . O'Clock P. NJ at Salesrooms,
46O and 462 Eighth Street, Oakland.
SATURDAY. ..-..,...-......'..jULN 20, 1880
At 2 O'Clock P. NJ, at salesrooms,
$50 and 462 Eighth Street, Oakland.

BY order of the Executors of the Estate
of Thomas Harney, deceased: MaSnifice
residence o. rISns MIN every oaer E con
street. near Tenth elegantly surrounded and highly
improved Subject TO confirmation by the Superior
Court.
Delightful residence Of rooms. bath and all
modern conveniences with lot 56x10O on the north
side of Eighth street. close TO AdeIiuestreet sta
ton; with handsome surroundings.
Also
Very desirable building lot, s7:6x10o. on
the north side OF Ninth street. near Harrison only
a few minutes walk from broadway.
Four lots, 25xIOO feet each, fronting on Cas-
park and surrounded by handsome residences.
Neat cottage of rooms. etc, brick foundation,
fine artesian water lot 5Sxs2 IS; situated Chest
nut street, near 1wentyirSt easy terms If desired.
Also
In the Watts Tract, two lots, 2s:6xl25, west
side OF Haven street, close to b; street-cars only
one block distant; terms very easy IL desired
IN ALAMEDA.
Three Lots 80 feet front by 100 to I25 feet
in depth: facing Central avenue and Louise street.
just of Caroline aud only block to railroad
station easy terms If desired.
Two Elegant Lots 50x1 81 IS feet each; situ-
ated on Santa Clara avenue. 80 feet east OF Willow
horse-cars pass the property: surrounded by hand
some residences and Is destined to be business
property; terms easy If desired
IN BERKELEY.
Fifteen Elegantly Located building Lots
from SO feet front by 1870 to 1876 feet in depth
facing Walnut, Delaware, Virginia and Oxford
streets close Bergman station; these lots are
high ground. commanding an endless view, and sur
rounded by some of the handsomest residences in
this charming suburb. Terms only one-quarter
cash, balance In three equal yearly payments with
interest at per cent per annum.
RJ-Do not fail 10 secure a catalogue and examine
this choice list OF property before the day of sale
For maps and further particulars apply to
WILLIAM j. DING EE,
4G0-46e Eighth Street, Oakland,
Or. EASToN, ELDRIDGE Il CO., 6SS Market street.
San Francisco. jylS 20 20 20
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st. Bridgers Schools.
Studies will be resumed in ST. Bridgets
parochial schools Monday next.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures post
neg0m In the matter OF proving the Will OF Will.
lam L. Higgins. The postponement was owing
to the absence OF a subscribing witness TO the
document.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

The Tulare Register says: Grassboppers are
making good deal OF trouble In different parts
OF the country now. Small vineyards aud
orchards In the midst OF large areas OF stubble or
wild land suffer worst.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY BANKs.-The Bank
Com mlssioners report the resources and liabili.
ties of the San Joaquin Valley Bank at Stockton
TO be S457 ,62S 81, and those Of the Bank Of
Lodi S65,T6S "a.
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RECEIVERS SALE
OF $50, 900 Worth Of Rich & Elegant Carpets,
RUGS, LINOLEUM,
M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION

M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
alto O'Clock \. ~, at the Show-Rooms
of Frank G. Edwards, 1913 Geary street
Starr King Building. BY order of j. j.
Rauer, Receiver in the Matter of the
Estate of Frank G.. Edwards, Insolvent.
All of the Elegant Stock Contained
Therein, and
COMPRISING N PART:
$4,000 yards of Velvet and Administer Carpets, with
borders OF the latest patterns.
$500 yards all grades OF Fine Tapestry Carpets.
$4,000 yards of 3-Ply Hand Loom and Ingram Car
pets.
500 Imported and other Fine Rugs Of the Latest De-
signs: Sizes 8 to 90 feet square
5000 yards OF Linoleum and Oh Cloth.
20 rolls of Rope Mating, all sizes.
80 rolls of Fancy China Mating
400 Assorted Door Mats.
800 pairs of Imported Irish-point and other Fine
Lace Curtains
100 pairs of Fancy SILK Imported Curtains.
200 pairs OF Persian PortiereS.
500 Curtain Poles
200 feet of MOlding OF all kinds.
$4,000 rolls OF Wall Paper Of the newest and richest
designs.
400 pairs OF Fancy Shades
1900 yards of Linen and other Shading.
Also all kinds OF SILKS. Pushes and other material
used III the manufacture of draperieS.
Also
2 Flre-proof Safes.
4 Latest Pattern Carpet Sewing Machines.
All of the Fixtures OF the store and shop and every
thing apperraining to a frst-cIass carpet aud
paper house. Terms at sale.
NJ. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer.
j. J. RAUER, Receiver.
n. B.-The attention of hotel-keepers and the
trade in general IS called to this SALE the goods
are all OF the newest designs and will positively be
sold without reserve. JyzU td
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

BERTELING has the only reliablemethods to
fit defective sight. APT Kearny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-25

The Salem (0regon) Statesman man tells OF
go0seberries raised In that place that measure
three and a half inches round The waist.
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~ " III 5fIIl.
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE

II Il > Il ID + \ z n
....CoMPRIsINe.
One Grand Hallett & Davis Rosewood Piano; one
Elegant French-plate God-Gilt Frame Pier Mir
ror with marble base: Ornaments;
One Fine Parlor Suit, in SILK, elegantly carved
frames; Center Tables: Rattan Chairs; Turkish
Chairs and Settees Lace Curtains; Pole Cor
nices: Easy Chairs; Oil Paintings; Best Steel
EngravingS:
Elegant Moquet and Body Brussels Carpets: Per-
sian Rugs Skin Mats NhatnotS; one Fine
Model Ship in glass CaSe
A. c. Sofa: Hall and Stair Carpets; Hat-Rack; two
Fine Walnut Chamber Suits Spring Mattresses;
Wardrobe Fine Carved Walnut Dressing
Stand; one Light Chamber Suit; one Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine;
Two Fine Walnut Extension Tables; Oak Sldeboard:
Dinng-room and Kitchen Articles; Cook
Stove; LinOleum, etc.
TERMs-CAsH.
~ GEO u rAMSON Auotion.a-
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No Blank Drawn This Time.
George A. johnson will be afforded an
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY,
THIS DAY.

rluay y My 20, 1890,
At II O'Clock a. NJ. on the premises
354 BRANNAN STREET, NEAR THIRD,
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KAUFNIAlNN'S M S Do UBLE
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YSON'S LITTLE STORE
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Day Fireworks.

The 70 cat delicate AID at0ge:bes wonder
iai 6.ewosks sfs tae hcwhs made by the
Jspausse. 20 oe exploded in the Daytime.
2hs5e bombs are sometrse spbercal IN
ebsy suG sometimes cliGdrica', and occa"
s,oneliy thetwo fot rns are combinedin cyiii-
der with q bal ~ o4e an6. Fired fsom ssee!
motsrs, the bomos explode In mid sir. al
ter bns smoke haa cleared away, hguIe G!
some sort goes floating eff into the upper air:
Two enormous G.seoDs t@iss sEd turn, es II
ia moral combat, uulh Sc. George, In the
cu,se nj Steir owU fiery tongues, bids thsm
become. and they vanish lii s pat oi smoke.
Perhaps the JspAnese goddess OF .nirih hiiaT-
icusir waves o little three-cornsfed nag
wieh square hole in IL, anG smi'es eeelgn's
down u,i:i she has sailed away out OF signt
The combinations p'oGoced In THESE osy
tirewcTk ks are almost end!ess. Tue hgnrts
ars made OF thin. sit-iighs paper. Ihe ez-
Dlosion Of the bomb Il hs'es ,hsm uiib not
air, snd the principle oomss into onerSucn
q hitch We !sks advantage otin lire nsioons'
which, By the way, ere mada Ia G eewiIdef-
lug variety OF sbapss and coiors aS ths Jspsf-
ee. Verv hesutljul and almost unscconat-
able f-cg ere produced at niGhf, ,slso,ay tae
JsDanese hosnh-makeis. Perhaps, after tho
bOuO S4Hioteey 3 6""''S y. - ., -
hsnas sespe. ded 10 tbs sky. ;bo co'oIs
changing gradually from dark, rich pur-
pie to a brilliant silver CT gold, sad fnaily
fsdicg e9aY one grape At lime. Tie jap
auese, 10 deu ;imys, said that ehen the
grspea wste gone they had hcen, pluef 6 BY
the pcss; s6d during tines ef p'ac, and
o!en;v-w were unfortunately, few
:hey often offered heoe fefy deiicscies to
be pasiicutar goo or goddess to whom they
attributed their good fortune. Brilliant
"cioud pictures" ale seo made by tie jap
ensse ey exploding bambs. the sks is at
6Tss ighted up si,h dali glow, which
sioaly Coacenlrafes into eilvery CLOUD cloud.
Tois changes color many times. and finely
rolls open ike sofoli and dissppeara, !eav-
ing in lis pleca dozans of tiny fcs'iae um-
brelles. each with little flame sl tba bot
tonl Of it's beodI9 ghich burns upward, H.
fully Illuminating the others and Itself as
they slowly circle toward ths earth, until
they are oil Consumed Sometimes nsDy
li.tie Lighted Iauterns float about until they
are 'aps,cted bg the ittle gods to light
the,n 10 bed -
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THs DEATH VALLEY TO BE EXPLORED
Secretary Of Agriculture Rusk hss been
some tine engaged in os2anizIug al e1pedi-
ton 10 oxplcrs The isnous Death Valley In
Coora3o. Tbis re2icn is verItabie terra
.ncognita The heat there ia sc intense that
des3 snimals do not deccmpose. Watsr in
es va!leg Is unknown, erG :he expedition
sill carry wats- AID f0oc f0r mn!ea Gnd
men Il ia austii01 Tbether tho eniI3aia
will be an,e 20 survive the expedition. Two
| Of tna chief 51tGDsl6 Of tbs department ere
at prsseoi wc.hiGg their wey icto tbs valley
! from southern Ngvada, while smother expe-
dtion is "a tbs march IRON 5ou1hern Caii-
tosuia. The t%o expeditions aTs expected
10 most, i! nothing goes wrong witn them,
Al point previous y 1eciced npcn IN the
valley Prof, Merriam Will leave In 9 few
Gsys 10 take charge of.hs expedition. Ihere
is reason 10 believe that ibeTe are rich go!G
and silver mines 10 The region named. a
story is told of an adventurous miner who
some years ago penetrated into tho valley
aud found tbs skeleton of q miner. A wood
en peil wge l,iug near il, and in IL chuak
OF gold Of great value. Oo his return TO
California he showad his find to group OF
mlners Tteir cupidity was so excited that
other means failing, they tortured him to
mako him cunfeea where he had found the
gold, believing that he had discovered q
golt; nine. ths location OF which ne would
not reveal. Ths scientific men With the ex
pedi;ion will map the country sud procure
specimens of such animals and nsec.s as
exist tbera, IL any do exist. Secretary Rusk
rexards the expedition ss CT great import
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T EATHER RsJLvER-MOUNTED CARD CASES
ia monogramed, $3.50.
dec17 til 3. c. ACTON g SON.
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LEMaN RNr DROPS.

For coughs and colds take Lemon Hot Drops.
For sore throat and Bronchitis, take Lemon 10;
For pneumonia and Laryngitis take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For Eemorrhago snd sill throst and lung di
seases, take Lur1on Hot Drops
An elegant and reliable preparation.
25 cents, at druggists Prepared only BY DR.. d
Motley, Atlantis, Ga.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS.

CHRISTMAS M GOODS.
ATMoRE's MINCE MEAT, in half barrels an !
buck ets
12buckets PRESERVED OUNCES PEACHES
PLUMS and STRAWBERRIES.
HOMEMADE CHOPPED PICKLE by the
quart or gallon.
CALIFORNIA and LONDON LAYER RAIs-
ms, whole, half and quarter boxes. Valencia,
Muscatel ani Sultana Rssins.
GENUINE GENOA CITRON.
FLORIDA and JAMAICA ORANGES, LEM
ONS and CRANBERRIES,
A full assortment of whole and pure ground
SPICES.
dec1C 3w A.. @. HARMON & co.
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Fog Ever Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.-Mrs.
Tips,oy's Soothing Syrup has been used for over
FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their
CHILpREN WEILE TEETHING, with PERFECT
SUCCESS. II SocEaEs the CHILD, soFTENs the
GUNS ALLAys sll PAIN CURES WIND COLO and
is the best remedy for DIAERHGA. Sold by Drug.
gista in every ps.t of the world Be sure and ask
for Mrs. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, and take
no other kihA eSFenty-fYe cents bottle.