davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25
SELF ADVICE.

Command thyseh; no sudden answer give;
With zeal do good for that alone you live
To know the worth Of time, remember death;
Thy life is short and passing Is thy breath
BE soberminded; wear look serene;
Act before God, although BY men unseen;
Speak not in vain, nor foolishly depart
From gentle words, and purity ofheart;
TO truth, and charity, and peace inclined,
With caution censure or applaud mankind;
Seek knowledge fair but shnn insipd mirth,
There Is no time for folly while on earth;
Feed no i'll will no sudden friendship cake;
Betray no trust; no obligations make;
Whatever you neglect TO this attend,
Pity the poor and be the strangers friend.
Promise with heed; weigh every action right
And scan the conduct or each day and night
Instructed by past iailings to be wise,
Let every wish from purest fountains rise,
In talk secure, pursue one steady plan,
For action shows the noblest part Of man,
Act with relation to,a future slate,aa
Retort no SANDER, render love for hate !.
Devotion, friendship, and philosophy ! u !
Shalt conquer death, and thou shalt never die.
Death cannot hurt, but grant the sweet release
From pain and trouble TO eternal peace.
And hast thou read ? o vain, inconstant man
Read II once more, and fault It you can.
Now calmly lay thine hand upon thy heart,
And say, from this never viii depart"
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25

AwE-FuL TIIouGHTs. -"This had from the
very beginning of their acquaintance induced
iuher that d,ac, whicLis homost delicious feel
ing wife can have toward a husband" r
GAVE poi man whose whiskers you have
trimmed. whose hair you have cut, whose era
watts you have tied, whose shirts you have ''put
into the wash whose boots and shoes you have
kicked into the closet, whose dressing-gown
you have worn whilecombing your hair; who
has been down cellar with you at eleveno 'clock
at night, to hunt for chicken-bone; who has
hooked your dresses, unlaced your boots fast
ened your bracelets, and tied your bonnet; who
has stood before your looking glass with thumb
and finger on his proboscis, scraping his chin;
whom you have buttered and sugared, and
toasted and tea-ed; whom you have seen asleep
with his mouth wide open diculous!-
Fanny Fern. "a tfl
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25

The Trustees of the City of Nevada do oriain A. s,.
l. ~ shan not be lawful for any person or persons q,
seeP powder IN greater quantity than five pounds in
puang wlthn the following described limits Of his c
WI; beginning at the intersection Of Big Deer Creek LA
ha Ieer Creek thence running along the south side ~
% g Deer Greek to the bridge at the foot Of BrdS
tnence crossing said Big Deer Creek to the West 10
Oh oger Williams Ravne thence up said Rayine on h
We. sue tnereof to point where the lower line II he
SsSsssar1 would mtersect the same thence on said t
me continued to the east side of the "a vote or
VAN street kayne and thence down said Ravpe ~ S
G us ereo, 20 Big Deer Creek thence up said Creek on
a sue n thereof thirty rods thence in direct line
;ttIn su 5g Deer Creek until it intersects pont M
e Deer Greek at the distance of thirty rods fo On
t with Big Deer Creek and thence down sa; ~
~ 81 Dses 'leek 70 the place Of beginning az
sEc. = ANY person or persons who sbau v;ol.ta A..
a q tnis Ordinance sha on conviction thereof III
~ any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars ~ S
days. PeAiou hoe exceeding ten
Passed August 18th, 1855.
'0Ii' - NierA' I. I. OVERT0N President.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25
FAMILY NAMEs. --Ifamlly names are rntherIa

FAMILY NAMEs.-Famly names are rathera
rich study. The English Register General
lately published, shows that ''there are nearly
forty thousand different surnames in England.
IL is estimated that among these there are fifty
three thousand families bearing the name of
Smith, forty-one thousand bearing the name of
Jones. The Smiths and Jonses alone are sup
posed to include about half million of the
population. "In an average, it seems that one
person in seventy three is Smith, one in sew
enty-six Jones, one in one hundred and fif
teen Williams, one in one hundred and forty
eight Taylor, one in one hundred aud sixty
two Davis, and one in one hundred and sew
ty-four Brown Among the list of peculiar
names given we note the following :-AfIec-
ton, Alabaster Allbones, Awkward. Bolster
Bowel, Brains BY, (the shortest English name, J
Canomile, Corpse, Dagger, Eighteen, Fowls,
Fussey, Gin, Hogsfesh, idle, Jelly, Kiss, Lunl.
Der, Middle, Nutbrown, Officer, Pocket Ounce.
Rabbit, Sanctuary, Tombs, Unit, Vulgar wad-
lie, Yellow, and Zeal.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25
7. II. RoLtE. Clerk.
no. ~
AN ORDINANCE defining the duties Of Marshal and

t'"' II
A n ORDINANCE defining the duties Of Marshal and
w. r, os t. rit of Naval. ,Io orIoin a. tolo,.s.
Sy',,os 7, han no tho dntr Of ,he N,rshoI 70 o.,
s 40 o-i;nancos ~ tbe rTv and IN cop,naip 10 a I
,is If tbe Peace of All Valuations thereof that CON-,
- ~ ,atic Iic sbsu bara ,or,cr AMI n .bsIi 10 ~;
dmtv IN serve IawnI nrocess Of Justices conrt in c,sa
;;n ,,nder Tho cy nrdnanccs. IN nreven, tl,o cr,;
- ~ M, broach III ,lo reaco. ~ s,,nn,,.s ri,s II Al;
ordarI assc,Iis~e. 10 orrest and tI into cmstod
nerso, mr. persons G,pd committing any oct in;uri,s -
H., ,io. nd ,nod ,rlcr ~ ie eli, a.. ,ro,rt,. ~ -
ctzen. and also IN arrest and fake into c,,stody all w.
mr. snsnicions ,,rrons ,rc an,,rauc, and conduct
se, "a ;fv tIe;r h;ng catJed No acro,nt sr tbir
s no o 81 T;. :. shsi, 10 r. H.. -, srost
commttrc breoch or Tho ncace or nsng any r;oInnt
threats or creating any unusual noise or tnmuIt 10 the
anpnvoncn If ,car,ba aud orerty cens aud l,c p,.r
enter any honic in which may evil riot disturbance e
other r,ceAipc c,cIa,al o Tho r,s 70 nd ,e,,sf
of The neyhon in which II may cxist far the puris,s.
of su,,,ressiuc The same
Srf p Unon the arrest If any ,erson under the prs
visions Of section one such rcrsn shall be eomnted 10,
he citv nrisn and Inc Marshal shaI n The e,ric, cr
practicable rcport said arrest TO Jusce of the Icacr
having Jurisdiction Of the case
SEc B. II SHAH I've tho duty Of the Marshal to prescribe
such rules anil re7, atio,s for the government Of policemen
with. on duty as he may ,srn necessary for the safcfy
and security Of the cty having reference particularly TO
fires and 10 rpnnrt 10 tho fo of TruStees rthvitI, any
neglect crlcssncss or wrong doing of any policeman
Will. on duty af .5f . .rt
SIC t. The Marshal shall collcc all fines imposed for
the breach Of city oria nes m shall collect all such ar
rs and licenses n may be estabIshc, bv .bc fr of Tt
tees and receipt for the same lie shall paw OVER an sich
monies Io tho rre,s,rer rccc;yn, tl.ri.G, H. ro,t
the Treasurer lie shan Lrp an accurate nceorut f an
monies received Jy him in proper boks To be nv him
spcction Of the BoorI Of Trustees nal rsk AMI
to the boar for their consideration, his &C
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25

How LARGER BEER 0RIgINATED. Many years
ago a.shoemaker, in asmal townnear Bambcrg
sent his apprentice to get q bottle OF Bamberg
beer, (small bcer,) which was sold in that place /;
but the boy, not knowing this, went to the city
itself. On returning he met an acquaintance of
his, who told him that when he would come
home his "boss'' would whip himforstaying out
so long. The poor boy, who was frightened at
this, thought it better not to go home at all, but
buried the bottle under a tree, and ran away.
He went among the soldiers, where he dstin-
gushed himself so that, in short, he became an
officer. When one day bis regiment was quar-
tered in this small town, the officer Thought
proper to pay a visit TO his old boss, but not be-
fore he had got the bottle of beer which he had
buried some years ago under the tree. When
he entered he said, "Well, sir, here bring you
your bottle of Bamberg beer that you sent me
for" The shoemaker, not knowing what this
meant, was told by the officer all about it. The
bottle was then opened, and the beer found to
be of superior quality. When this fact was
known, some of the brewers built deep vaults
where they put there beer in, and called this,
after 10 had lain there some time, larger, which
means nothing more than lying The officer of
forwards married the daughter of the shoemaker,
aud drank good deal of larger beer, receiving
in that occupation the assistance of his father
in-law. el4s fyGl 'te9tf 1855 }sfsf fsgV
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25
ORDINANCE NO. ne

Lyng and liking the amount Of taxes Real Estate and
year ending May LIST 1887 - '"e us0ai
Inc Trustees Of the City of Nevada do orain as follows
ekcroN There shall be, and hereby IS levied mon
e assessment Of neal estate and personal and mixed
each one hundred dollars - - -'O' one uoiiar
SEC There shall be- and hereby is, levied upop each
every male inhabtant Of said city, Of twentyone
Oh age ana upwards the sum Of one dollar as a pol ts
SIC 1t shall be and ii is hereby made tie d MY, a.
he Iy Marshal to proceed and collect said taxes and far
nat purpose he is authorized TO bring suit for and
petent jurisdiction. " .~0's "''' 0ourt OF COM
Skc = It Is hereby made the duty of the CITY Marshal
70 keep separate account of all monies collected nm t
Plvper TAX and also separate account of All rooi
collected as poll tax, together with the name ~ h
sons paving the poll tax, and pay the same over 70 e
Sy treasurer at least once every week. taking his rscen
Passed December GOTH 1856 Allf
T. II. RoLrE, Clerk. " ii'i'N' resident
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25


The Trustees Of the City of Nevada do orlan a follows
SIC l. The City Assessor shall annually between the
first day Of November and the tenth dav of December as
certain by dgent inquiry and examination of
all persons corporations associations companies or firms
owning claiming or having the possession charge or con-
tro oany real estate personal mixed property situate
or being within the corporate limits of the city Of Nevada
together with the full cash value Of all such real estate ne
sona and mixed property not by law exempt from taxa
ton And he shall list all such real estate and
personal property to the person firm corporation associa
ton or company owning 1t having the possession charge
or control of IL and he shall demand from each person
aud firm, and from the president cashier treasurer secre
tay or managing agent Of each corporation association or
company statement under OATH OF all the real estate
personal or mixed property within said city, owned or
claimed by such person. firm, corporation association or
company which at that time in possession or I'M
der the control of such person. firm corporation assoca
ton or company. ~.
fany person shall refuse or neglect to give uner oath
above required list statement OF all his property and
OF all the property of the firm OF which he is member and
properly OF any corporation, association com
pay OF which he president cashier treasurer secretary
or managing agent and Of all the property Which he or
ms hr or the corporation association or companv of
which he Is president cashier treasurer secretary or man
aging agent mas the charge, possession control Of IL
shall be the duty OF the TO make an
estimate Of the value OF such property taking care that
the revenue Of the city shall not be diminished In conse
quenceo any such refusal to give list of property under
OATH and the estimate made by the assessor shall be n
nal and conclusive. ~ Il = - /. y Z, - - "
SIC. g The city assessor is hereby nttl,rr;veai 81 ~
powered to administer the oahs required TO be taken mn
der the first section Of this ordinance. t-.Its .-
SIC On or before the said tenth day Of December of
ech year 'e assessor shall complete and deliver to the
clerk OF the Board OF Trustees of said city the tax list or
sessment roll required by the first section this Ordinance
which list shall be certified to by the assessor and shan
be kept open until the first day ofanuary by the er Of
said Board Of Trustees for public inspection ~ "
SEC L. The said Board of Trustees shall on said first ds
81 January cause said assessment roll to be delivered to
Passed October GOTH 1856, C. 7. OvERToN. psesssD,
I. II. RoLFE, Clerk. ~ Ss.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25

THO THE. LADIES OF, CAIIF0RNIA.--DR. i. ]. CZAP&
L. KAY late In the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician TO the Goth Regiment Of Honyeds Chief Surgeon
TO the Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary and late lee
ture diseases Of urinary organs and diseases Of
and children invites the attention Of the sick and afflicted
females aborpg under any of the various forms Of dsea
Of the Brain, Lungs, Heart, Stomach LIVER Womb,
Blood Kidneys and all diseases peculiar 70 theirsex The
Doctor Is efecng cures than any other physician In
the State Of California. Let false dclicacy prevent You
but apply Immediately, and yourselves from painful
delicate health other circumstances do not allow to
have increase in their families should call at Dr. L. j.
Czapkays Medical Institute Arnory Hail. corner Of Sac
rameno and Montgomery streets and they win receive
every possible relief and help. The Doctors Offices
arranged that lac can be consulted without the fear Of mo-
lestaton All consultation, by letter otherwise free.
Address Dr. L. J. Czapkay Medical Institute Armoryal
Of Sacramento and Montgomery streets San Fran
cisco
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25

sSoSonx Dates from thc. 1st February have
been received from Sonora. Peace prevailed at
that time throughout the Statei Gandarez's
forces were dispersed, and he hlmseifini con-
cealmepta The Government troops had been
disbanded, each man receiving as pay for bis
services, horse and q serape, with which they
were all well pleased The acting Governor
during the Instruction, Don Ygnacio Pesquie.
ra, was very popular with all classes Of the
people. The latter was fighting in defense Of
Aguilar, the Governor, who had been imprison-
ed on a charge ofintendng to sell the. country
to the fillbusters. -Four companies of the first
dragons, under Major Steen, are stationed at
Calabazas, near Tucson. and are engaged build
ing fort. The town of Tucson is now the res
ideEce of q few bandits and outlaws
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25
Gambling In France.

An amusing incident occurred few days
since at one of those secret gambling rooms
that infest Paris, and which the argus eyes OF
the police have as yet but chased from one place
to another; put stop to them altogether they
never can. Well, the scene we allude to, took
place in the Rue st. Lazare. A venerable gam
bier, of apparently some sixty or seventy win
tiers, was gravely dealing cut the cards for q
game Of trelfe-lzI (thirty-one.) So solemn was
the aspect of the party assembled, that one Of
the witnesses declares they might have been ia
ken for Q congregation Of men prosecuted by
some modern Nero, and compelled to take ref
ugc IN the catacombs, there to practice their
worship in secret ~, a..le
The police, according to their custom, burst
open the doors of the sanctuary, and laid their
merccss claws on the green cloth, and all that
was up0ni
The venerable gambler looked thunder struck.
The sergeant of police Intercepted him. a.s
Your name, sir y
Jerome Champ r .,s,. 81.
Your agcP "a 413lIaa .ef H. a-.a. ,.s..l
Seventy. tt tfaaii a,saa1t i.fa1 1853 fgf
unfortunate man Your profcssion?' "a
"A dealer ..,sgs. ts.e s.,.s.s.r
I'm whatp .tai,e,f fa ssshfNasr .fs aaf
I'm trente-un.' ~ 4a.sal" Hsd ~
your place Of abodcr t. .,.
4 reside with a lady whom cannot namc in
The police sergeant turned his men aud
spoke o few words in low voice then turn
ing to the dealer, he said 81 1.lr.t, a
You must follow us to prison. ~ iest
am wiling answered tho gambler.
The parties descended the staircase, which
was very dark, and opened the street door: by
the gas light which entered by the vestibule, the
police sergeant saw before him young man of
about twenty, elegantly dressed, who said TO
him iai f
Il lodge In this house, and know oil the Sc
crets of 1t. / have been the victim of those
gamblers. You have had but slight spcci-
men of the bank The stock and packs of cards
are In an iron chest on the third story. You
will find there are hundred and twenty-five
thousand francs in gold, silver, and bank notes.
The sergeant jumped at theintelligence so IN
geniously given bya youth of twenty. He
thanked him. pressed his hand, closed the door
and re-asccnded the stairs; the lodger walked
out. n' eais'@ pa aaise
Previous to invading the third story, the SER
geant wished to put another question to his ven
cradle dealer in trente-un, but the latter had
disappeared.
They searched for him on the stairs, in the
secret gambling room--all through the house
In vainl He was still more secret than his
game.
AT length, having lighted the staircase, they
discovered on the steps, the dress OF the fugitive
1t consisted of brown overcoat, a large Mad
ras cravat, q gray wig, and pair Of green spec
tacles. ...,.s ,.,t.s,s,.s ~.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25
CITY ORDINANCES. =
mo. ls.l


-. - tl44 tan apaf 4tfs-t
"a y OfNDtNAcCE regulating the issue Of Licenses.
A3ioaltp - .taa9fa3sg
me irnstees OF tne ty OF Nevada do orain follows:
Shc =. sna NOT DC awin Tor any person within the
m's y ule c.y o. Nevada to pursue any all
ing OF transact any hereinafter mentioned until
NJ sne ~ 'ney naxe .ken out license therefor, and
P oh S sae - Protlaeq ana for every vi
o,.o n is oulnAnc .ns party ohenoing shall be sub
Jccs penalty Oh nov less thah zen ooara nor more than
one ~ nul = poiaIs n ~ 49,
nEc Inc licenses provided tor in this ordinance shall
De NUMBERED ana signed by the and countekned
py ns seIk q me boara OF trustees All licenses shall
DC p'd ~ ana an persons having taken out IL
cense 49, ue same N some conspicuous part
se ps ~ i ~ anu produce tne same when apply
ing W N,s ' r ~ -. teaewa. 49, A.faEl !.
9ho q 49, pss1n' n1Is ~ nr engaged in keep
ll ~ G n.y., ;i. p III oai room or other
I ~ 49, ~ ~ the r; h 1 ~ .0 glass; or bot
1 ~ h each ~ tla T i@y, yuarsery, for
heenso W ANP ~ v ~ ''i WV SUM "a hteen dol
HAZE rs r- orson bo,so o. A., ..,,.e aid
ehc :. 49, P IslI' &c., y. I'M engageu IN keep
ing . i1uee tS ,I sair, h .'sos arv heid in
81 esc,, of so;d bons az sa pay for
q i ~ y - - -.,,artar - ' 80 '""' VI t"en-
ytNe e w m r. 1efor o,nar - sfi4g
sas ~, !. I;lI.r "a t.bis h.o+o,Ia t1, s y every
I o.e ~. ~ or,Ina aIev Il Lant shaI 80 e, Shuhe
Hos ~. io ,ho so Of len dollars - ~ license
70 UP n, w s" na VIZ ~ = - - ~ 4u"r'er Tor
e'ieh aoe y amy o hno - A. ~ .ls
!, :. r;ao sbontiny gallery shall ,,s g. - AeeP-
ing pslo' a, vl i a. a 81 ~ % d, ~ incense
10 spIi1 on t We s, e,ed i; do ;s; ~
- az, :. I,l;n9 or eSyerv within The c sssn1ing
no VI .'sfeU'l c'"t ly - = ~ - aoine me
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25
7. II. RoLrE, Clerk
mo o. m b
A ORDINANCE to protect the City from Fire.

"A
Inc Trustees of the City of Nevada do orain as follows
ekc The owners occupants lessees Of any wooden
sote warehouse, dwelling house other wooden build
ing IN the CITY, in which stoves kept shall cause tho
pipes o. said stoves to extend at least twentyour inches
from The outward side top Of the building or roof and
where SAID pipe passes through any wooden or cloth "a
uon siding, ceiling roof it shall be eased with some
metal or hrepoof plate leaving space Of four inches l
tween the pipe and the partition siding ceiling or roof
&c, = Inc owners or occupants Of every blacksmith
shop inthis city, shall secure the ehmneys Of neh b
WIN WIRE screen, and sheet iron drum to catch bc
SPARKS coming from said chimneys and shall build the said
cnmneys to height of at least four feet above Tho Z
of said shops -, ~ N''' my TUBS
so A persons owners or occupants Of stores ware
houses dwelling houses other builiings within ths
Porate limits Of Nevada, required to keep within or
Immediately adjoining their buildings one barrel flIeJ h
water, and two buckets, to be used in case of fire ~
SEc. T. ANY person persons neglectng IN soro.l.
WIN the provisions of this ordinance shall on conv;ct
before Justice Of the Peace, be fined in any sum NOT a.
Seelhg dollars, and in default Of payment he
days. ' nV' eAVeeung I'VE
Passed May 9th, 1856. - ...,.-
7. H. RoLEE, Secretary. i-'' 1S' resident resident
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25

NOTICE Ia hereby given TO the creditors of the de-
IN ceased, John MaNr and all persons having claims
against the deceased hereby required TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the
date Of this notice. to the undersigned at his place Of resi-
dence, at Orleans Flat be forever barred Dated this
Goth day of january, A. d, 1857 JAMES CREEGAN.s
Admir- Of the Estate Of John Aaher, deceased
January n, lS67.--4t tif@ 10 50 aai 81 s.I0H
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-03-25

A INTENDING AND RESIDENT PIIYsI-
IA GAM Il y ez4PKAY, D. D.. late in TIE Hungarian
revolutionary war chief Physician 10 the Doth Regiment Of
Honyeds chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesh,
and late Lecturer on Diseases Of women and children.
nt0 THE ATFIIcTED.-Dr. i. J. cZAPKAY late Of the
| Hungarian Army and chief Physician Of The Hospital
ofpcsth cails attention 70 the following rnaladies IN
the treatment (which he guarantees cure Diseases Of
the Brain such Epilepsy Apopexy PUSHES Of blood to
The head Inflammation Of it, different tissues Partial and
Complete Paralysis And Insanity and al Functional De-
Engagements such loss Of memory, aversion to society
Msanthropy Timidty Nervous Excitement from slight
causes Self Dstrust Giddiness Headache Ringing IN the
cars confusion Of ideas love Of solitude optical illusions
disturbed sleep and inequality for labor and
In diseases OF the lungs and air passages such Tuber
cular diseases Consumption Pneumonia or inflammation
of the Lungs Peurites on Pieufsy Asthma Immoral or
suasniodic Bronchitis Iafgngftis and all forms OF Ca
tarrha affections Also diseases Of the liver such Has
paths inflammation Of the Liver, CONCESSIONS q the liver
assesses of the liver caeu in the gall bladder ADD duets
Jaundice and those diseases which impair its functions
such as Panama fever Bilious fever and Intemittne fever
and the consequences which these disorders leave behind
them.
Also diseases Of the Stomach sdc az astrtiso or ina-
nation Of The Stomach, Entertes or inflammation Of the
bowels Dyspepsain all s forns which destroy the appe
lite and Digestion, Fatuence, Dysenery and Darrhoea
Also diseases of the Kidneys. and other Urinary Organs,
such as Diabetes or an excessive flow Of urine bumina-
ria commonly known Brights disease. In this com
paint the physician and patient do not oitentmes suspect
the presence Of the disease until too LATE The most com
mon symptoms general indsposition with dropscal
sweings ealculi in the Kidneys, Ureha Bladder En-
ursis or inability to retain the urine cystitis nama
ton Of the bladder and all other disorders OF the urinary
organs Also diseases Of the Womb and is appendages,
ective, suppressed Irregular Proapsus falling Of
the womb steriity ovarean dfopsy, and other diseases Of
the parts In the treatment Of any Of the above diseases
the Doctor has many newIemedes and guarantees per-
feet in all cases. the money win be returned All
consultations (by letter otherwise freesl
Address DIR. l.. j. Czapkay, San francisco.