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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
The Storm Elsewhere.

UfsN ~ $A y ~ ~ s.& 80. sEs
snow, HAIL, AND SLEEr ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
TRAVEL HSfEDED oy RAILROADS. -HARBoRs
FROZEN rP AND TELEGRAPH WIRES BROKEN.
BosroS. Dec, ~ Dispatches from many sec
tons of Mainc New Hampshire, Vermont, aud
Massachusetts report intensely cold weather, the
sterVd aefTaIaLg fron Is to 4 deerees below
Zero
IsWAsHtY9ToS, Der Y26-Snow has been falling
In this hEighborhood since 12oelock yesterday.
~ noon to-day it was four inches deep, and there
Is good sleighing. is-5 -
btLfrsnRs,Ieci % ---suoy coIanonecl lailins,
II lool yesterday aud osntilued nll p"ht, With
SccAsioSal interdlinghg 81 Halt au, 'slset, Bnsi-
hsss Is blocked up, re-
E MEMPHIS. Dec. ;.6 The weather is stili very
cold. The river Is near., frozen oter. .55 ii
PoUaHKEEPsIE dec 26.-A violent snow storm
prevails at al points q hg iadsa and the cold ,a1
noithYest and tllen,eteA.y is down 10 zefo
G4I3ej lll,i Dec. aa4 The 'steaAer Wild ca
vas sunk last eyeAing BY the heavy leo whicl
was H6atlng down the Ohio river 1t Is douhthi
whether alss can he raised. The halse sYellssy
W4s alsa sunk. - !.
@.s A4NdOR, Me, hcr W-.Yhn weather tar tn
past three days has been iItgnaely cold; Yefc'
day tNe NletVoneter ranged from six tothirt
dsgsscpsslcw zero
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
Tho Great 0ooE Plight.

The great cock fight, of which there has
been SO much talk during the past month,
Springs to-morrow, y now said, to be OF, and
the parties representing New York have paid
the frojans Si 200 forfeit. The New Yorkers
we're no doubt induced to pay forfeit BY the
evident action ON the part of the authorities
to put stop to the fight at all hazards. and
not from any fear that their birds were not fit
TO do battle against those Of Troy. As an.
nouncea few days ago. warrants were issued
Tor the arrest Of the well-known 9, w. 4 g
Hotel at Sarst0aa, Snd tot Ban daniels, Garry
B5ll. ard 4 third pslsoh eslEd IL the warrant
Rftkafd hoe. These warrants were issued
By Justice Scott, Il having been proved 10 his
sstisfaction that the parties intended TO com
mit q misdemeapor, witnesses swearing tha
the brothesa MftchGll had spoken to them o
fight; that they had seen some twenty o
thirty game-cocks at the Glen, al In
lfoTvs7d state q preparation for lighting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
The Great Pictorial Annual.

Hostetters United States Almanac for 1873. for dis
tribution cratic, throughout the United States and
all civilized countries Of the Western Hemis9kere is
now published and ready for delivers. la tho Eng
fish. German. French. Norwegian. Welsh. Swedish,
HOLLAND, hskGl-an and Spanish languages. and all
sho wsh to understand the true philosophy Of health
should read and ponder the valuable sneRestons it
contain. In addition to an admirable medical trsa
tsc ON the oauses prevention and cure of great
fiety q diseases. i embraces large aWouit q u
the miner, the farmsg, tAe planter and profesi0na
man; eAd taa eaAcAlations have been made for l1ei
Mar 6iAhs aud attitudes as are most suitable III
sdrrS& and comprehensive NATIoNA CALKNDAs.
The nature. uses and extraordinary sanitary eject
of Hostettess Stomach Bitters the stafls tonic
ait ,fative of more than half the Christian world Or
tay set forth in Its .l1eA. waieh elso ntersper
asa with pictoria. is Nra,ions, valuable recipes fo
the heusehOld and farm. humorous anecdotes III
ginal and selected. Among tho Annusls ~ appen
with the opening Of the year. this will b QAs X III
most useful. and man be had fsr ths ee4inA iii
proprtetoFs. Messrs. HoStetter \ Smith, pittsAqrgi
t Pa. On Ieqeirt ot a tive eeIt stamp. viii faruaH
in fh NS[& [&tnrhoud. The Bitters are a0ld in ever
city. tQWn aAd village. and are extensively use
Q thioQah0ut the entire civilized world.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
SIleriff'x sale,

49,. BY virtue Of q uris of enditloni Expo
s %s ass ~ ei sss ss & rsss
~ 1878. at oelOck. y. nl.. at the Hotel Of US
tui LoMery, in Milford, in Milford hundred. Kent
county and State or Delaware. the following Real
Estate. to Wit
All the right title. cl .im or demand Of the said
Charles u. Polk in and to all that ca rtain piece
parcel or tract of lnnd situated 10 Milford hundred
Kent county and S.ate Of Delaware, adjoining
land, of Joshua Bennett. Nathaniel 7. tYH Jam ..
tam in the whole st. Eandesd Aeras 81 Upland and
Six E1Ii "a .ScresNof Matsh Land. more or less
tue Improvements upon which are u two stor!
frame dwelling house. Kitchen. barn. stables An,
other outbuildings.
Ssissd and taken in execution .. the property 9
Charles g. Polk, and will bs sel3 Tor cash. = q
SAMUEL. HARGADINE. late Sheriff.
ShsriG's olEce. Dover. Dell. Dec. IL. lS,3 q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
What, unspsakable Relief

Is Afforded to the burning and thrObblng
Nissan % d fcr SS%1n & brute suffering. Mcxican
lln.s9s ssEgenAM TX Ne tosms1s.ss AM, and
ssa sIs IS s;%Rsss cs y i.
invs. quickly yielilte II emollfent influence;
il heals bruises, cutS, sCalds. ETC., with aston
ishipe raridlty, For strains. spring halt
scrSk J saad1py acoll16 al lAHoess gall, ..
we'll as the more serious external maladies 0l
the horse, u u . swift and thorough remedy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
Another Broken Rail.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2j.-The rear car of the
Chicago express train, on the indianapolis, Peru
and Chicago Railroad wns thrown from the track
last night by broken rail, about eighteen miles
north OF this city. Twenty persons were more or
less injured, and it is thought three fatally. The
most seriously injured were Mark llaines, OF
Richmond, Indiana II. II. Walker, of Indianap.
| oils George Henry, brakeman, and Mrs. Boyd
All old lady from Plymouth, Indiana, who had hel
shoulder crushed, and A. W. Smith, of Indian
| nnulis
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
Two Cars Telcscoued.

Sr LorIs, Dec. "a passenger train over the
Atchlnson. Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, while
stuck in q snow hauk twelve miles west OF New
ton, Kansas, was run Into by a freight train, and
had two cars talescoped Thc'conductor and an
othef man were killed and faW or Ave others
wounded. The names oftks Killed and wounded
are moi vet reported
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
Buffalo Without Water.

BUFFALO. Dec. 26. The dsrangemept Of the
water works hero Is causing great anx ety and
citizens various localities have osganized into
patrol companies as a preventive against tire to-
night. The Commercial and Courier printing
offices were obliged TO draw water from the creek
to get oil their papers. All places OF business
quiring steam. and which are supplied by the city
water works. hayo stopped, causing a loss L
thousands nj operatives.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27

pEmlwsvLAR MEws.

The pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church at
Salisbury Is vacant. ,=s -. e..s=s
Calvin Twigg was arrested and lodged in Jail
for destroying property near Salisbury.
4 fire broke out in the kin.lling Wood Fac.
tory at Salisbury last week. Damage SIS.
Howard Neeks, Esq. has been appointed
special Deputy Chief Templar for the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland.
The trial Of Steward, for the attempted muir
de. Of his wife last summer, was called up beior,
the Dorchester Circuit Court last week
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
4 the N. Y. Journal of Commerce. IS
0eovos Called BUILDINGS.

The destruction Of Barnums Hippodrome
on Fourteenth street, coming SO soon aIteI
the burning of Mr. Talmageis tabernacle IN
Brooklyn, gives fresh point and emphasis 70
}the MANY objections against the new tangled
corrugated iron buildings, Ihe nippiarome
was Sn6 81 the first structures made N part OF
corrugated iron in this city. II was III snaPe
highly appropriate for circus, and the whsis
~ 1tsss,cs 'sss Sas ssssss s. ass eGntly
thldhOOd. THIS circus building comOlnea
usAthess. and propr,ety with ttempMaryl
economy of construction, and WAS erroneous
ly thOugbt to be fire proof. Hence u was
Seized on as the pattern for at least TWO
churches in Brooklyn and one now gong ap
~ New York 4 Nj. ASpwOrth's). we say
stattie noW A6Sat tic s;Sasuitableness Of in.
sl1nciny the general shape and eitecIs ot o.
4 Xassf ass sS.e 1esss soss q pssPs s not esIs
hw1eS Se1 ekac{ed nous6 res1nlbles q cif3s d
0asholder, OF any other prosaic and unsignt,,
Iy object. Other persons care great asn, .,a
about such things Insisting ina. ,ne'e ;nhsr;ma
Ss s IS; k.ls1sss is9 81 a'aiss @sfst that SON:
troycrsy pass and come to the more immedlete
question Of the extra hszerds per1sina9S sas -
y s161 mouSrsl buildinaAs ME 1Ia.mSe ~ SaS
TABERNACLE was fair specimen OF the pa1
article. It was wooden frame. sheat9sa eesa
OutaIde and In with thln corrugated iron. Inc
SPACE between these shells was lsyRe.y. ocfa.
4edby wooden Ioists and beams anu Das @ seaS *
ahnndanco. Of wooden trimmings and turnl.
-; :;i al ssP'2 Rf 9sis ssi'ss
5kOWed, y wss - fully comin1sueie i % = aay sny
~ wodA6n house ever put up. The nre spfead
u eAreIil the interior q readily ~ u wDuio "
any purely Eepsae 4RifiRg. sHd with with ;d e.
=. fMFVinj9teSe j. 4kets great openings acted
d. MY 96fVutNl Sow4f0s th0 AreI' which sWeg
/ e7 e5 ss9 s1 SeS S.'stcn nA esa Wa we vel
ri IuSts86 y some 'speeeator. the.Mhele thtn!
w nIN D 'hle itove Alled With WOOD; yltl
- ~ ,GN1typoe, No would add. that the st0y g,
~. 6llfS5M gyitA the moro ccmnesgSDi 3 d
:, dc. The corrugated iron IN Al tnes
casss hides away the woodwork from tn
.sEsSssp s!EEggSsp Ss ssS sa5s ss% % .s !,
equally, lil11lh 70 teaE aoyn the ironworl
III Suc6 hltssac edlfces had been made e.
aptss6g q 6QfR o1t they cOdld shos have bee
: as.sSSi ~ ~ = efa fAA I'd 9u4 Sdgq fesso
,sai I. - 4Ss Sa.s.1s g ss sfls els 81 q
ala ah3es9Ct. ,Wh1k my Nave fbesa 1el4 ,aftt
as a9hbue6sn tiy3 fulf tneasdfe OF the folly
.t.., 6ulI1In9 nhupchees sciyssePss AMd NnfE pos
: ilsss ss1Ns2 an1 scsInGa aasd kdAa !, y ass !.
zsZa4 -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
DAHL Y GAZETTE.

Congress ID asked again to furnish an appro- |
prtation for tribe ot Indians which has no exis-
tsnce. Nine hsxaSj0 txcsAasd dotIsn were thus |
handed over to lobby swindlers last year. and the
appropriation now pending in the Souate pre-.
poses to leyoke S20O. 900 to the same end.
Where has the money goner Who receipted
for ii? There il not enc word said about the
punishment that should DO inflicted on the scoun-
drels. No doubt they vii, turn out to be favored
characters o.. Lock and Stockings.
N1t Npt AZ ~
Terrible railroad accidents aud extensive and
damaging hfH seep to bs the or,lsr Of the day
These cashalitias are not altogether attributable to
carelessnsss; but many OF them might have been
avoided had proper attention been bestowed when
1t should have been known that care was needed.
Death eattp pil has become alarming, and nj
though doubtless many remain at home who would
90 abroad more frequently were they not deferred
by hsnumsrous accidents. stall the trains seen
more full than usual.
Adviessf fEnpl the sS,ndwAh Islands announc
the death, 'fh Honolulu, on the l1tliihsl. of Kin
Kamelamaha V. He was the last Of the roya
line, and named no successor This will leavea
interregnu,n, during which the people are sov,
reign The Legislative Assembly meets on tn
sth of January, when it is expected they wi
nominate q successor. Z - ~ W
government Robbed Of 5000, 900
4he svaF Fhhlstn. corcqpoHlcnt of The Pre-
says;
"Tkar qrsisveras,artiss aaow here lroa. IL
Territory 81 Montana who gre prepared to sho
10 the satkkjctionbf Gonsrcss hatst there is
such tribe in existence known us the Teton Siou
for whose bcAeit en appropriation of aipd hum
rslf4oYRna {ldiars Mas hskcdfor last year, ,a,
for WHOM h fitther Appropriation oftwo hundr
thousand dollars u proyilel, fur IN tho Indian Il
propriatioH I'LL Nilifh has inst passsit theliou
These parties propose tp file sworn atidayits wi
tho Senate Appropriation Committee, showi
that the disbursement OF moneys to this social
tribe, especially under the agency Of superintcl
cut Wall, lately removed to make way Tor one
senator Harlans friends, 10 Wit, the Rev.
Wright, bf Iowa, were made upon fra,,,luls
vouchers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27

II rsgIsfss 44fe ht1uE ,9954 l.x
fore April "a Cubs merchants consider the plan
pe6bois1 impolAlels ehiseDunt oatee shortneal
ef The time.f Ia sgtska
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
People who Nave

Cut their wise teeth, uss the SOzODONT,
and all who do, are willing to declare to ali
who don't use 1t, that 1t Is the most perfect
and delightful thing for the teeth they ever
dipped brush into.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27

IT, new ReoaS6 Sndl fpok hospital n Pine
Island, Btston, intended 70 b occapisd ne1
+: q /. s,, 81: s|'s 3 I..::.ss n. night
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27

i q ,esa..s4As eiss, .iasi VI hH syss..a. De-
Is sssl0A 81 ~ elGet n54s ~ esls
sSaaai.H sssa tFsnss ,f.@r "a isi.'ss'sss |
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27
Tor Afl.t.
Situations aud Aelp atantsd.

XYTAHTIH-A6irl I, DO house wotk. Arni!
" at 20 French street.
decl6-tt pR. ". +. Qulsbi.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-27

LNo0, 9AlR. az n -
T. AsmkifTlGuhs Stsun slkasssa !, A,st three
horse power. suitable for driving sinai eng inc or
for heating purposes. Price $9,. Apny at this Of
dce. sePii-H
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THE BELLS THAT RANG NELLu
,.ra -.,, A BRIDE.

Tho sunliRht was high on tho mountAm,
The dew sprent the valley below,
When maiden Eazed In . clear fountain,
4 Which. reelected, her image did show,
Her fAee was with pleasure elated,
her syes beamed with Joy, and with pride, :,
And she murmursd prayer while she waited
For the bells to ring Nellie bride.
* hand touched her shoulder: she started,
And turned with q look OF surprise,
But somebody roguishly darted
Aglance from two bonny black eyes.
sTWss William, who on this glad morning
No longer could keep from her side:
so together they walt for the warning
OF the bells 10 ring Nellie BRIDE"
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nASBY.

The New York Times gives the fol-
lowing interesting sketch Of David r.
Loche Of the Daily Toledo Blade, To-
ledo, Ohio, better known as Petro-
leum v. Nasty: OIL. ..
Personally. Mr. Loche INasby. as
he Is ofteher called! il Il man Of about
nve feet and nine inches in height,
with brown hair pushed in all dlrec-
tlons, rubicund. OF vinge, refund OF
face and broad Of girth, and weighing
some 200 pounds. His face gives no
indication Of the Intellectual man
within, except in the deep-set express
sion of his eyes. But he cannot speak
or write without expressing his ex-
treme sense Of the ridiculous. His
Nasby letters are often planned out
weeks before they are produced, but
are usually written at the last moment
and under the high pressure OF call for
"copy." As the reading public well
know, they have always Il point to
make, and succeed in Keeping it In
front throughout. Heuce the
extraordinary success of his lee
lures. They touch some living
spring of thought and action, and
leave the past to itself. Enter his
dim and dusky sanctnm and hearty
welcome waits you, though the host
be In his shirt sleeves, and the gay
suit be none Of the newest, and his
hat be battered shockingly.
Mr.. Locke has All interesting family,
consisting of wife and three boys.
The eldest OF the latter Is seventeen.
and the youngest three years Of age.
IL has been the pleasant lot OF Mrs.
Locke to see her husband rise from the
ranks Of journeymen printers to a ma
tional reputation and fortune. The
slate Postmaster" etc. Is worth at
least 500, 900. At home, Mr.. Locke
throws of the cares of business with
his boots, and Ia a man who thoroughly
enjoys the comforts Of his household.
Or. returning earlier than usual from
his office, he rides out to his farm, dis
tant three miles. and surveys his crops.
So far alone does he resemble Mr..
Greeley, whom. It Is needless to add,
he thoroughly detests.
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DIR. CHALMERS beautifully said:
1.-The littls havo aeon Ia tho world,
and know Of the history Of mankind,
teaches me to look ut their errors In
sorrow, and not in anger. When l
take the history Of one poor heart
that has sinned and suffered, and rep
resent to myself the struggles and
temptations it has passed through
the brief pulsations Of joy; the tears
TO regret the feebleness Of purpose !;
the scorn of the world has little char
ity the desolation Of the souls sane
tuary. and threatening voices within !;
health gone happiness gone-l
would fain have the erring soul Of my
fellow.man with Him from whose
hands it came.o
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NOTICE..
FOR RENT.

rr,uH NORTH HALF OF THE ~
Lower Floor Of Frazer's new build. Eia
Inc. the "Comstock," on Main street, RlH
Gold Hill, Is offered for rent on reasonable
terms, II 10 roomy and convenient, located In
tho centre oi town, and well suited fora STORE
or place OF business, and has an excellent FIRE
PROOF CELLAR. Apply to tho proprietor on
the premises, Or at this once. .ls-
Gold HiIl luouat lHT4 .H..a au6 I'm
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FOR RENT.

THE SOUTH half OF THE LOWER ~
/ Story OF Dr. Halls large New Build b.
ing IL offered for rent on reasonable terms:
II Comprises handsomely dnlshed room 90 2ieet
long by IS feet wide, and IA feet high, ana u
ofthe nnost eligible locations in Cola HUI, being
On Main StrecS opposite ths NEws once. In the
heart Of he town. For further particulars ap-
ply 70, ng g3aa7ad DIR. J. o. HALL
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Total. 1000 Gins. all Cash.

Total 900 Gifts. all 500 900
The Hon. Thos. E. BRANLrrTE, late Governor Of
Kentucky, has consented 10 represent the Trustees
In the management OF this second Grand Git Con.
the sale OF tickets Is deposited with the Treasurer,
that the drawing II fairly conducted. and the gins
justly awarded and promptly paid.
The drawing viii take place In public In full view
OF the audience, and under the immediate supcryi-
sion and direction Of the officers and Trustees oi the
Public Library Of Kentucky, and the following cm'
nent and dlSnterested citizens, who have consent
ed 10 be present and zee that all Is fairly done:
Hon N. R. HARDIN, Judge Court Of Appeals, Ky.
Hon. J. PROCTOR KNOTT. late n. Z: Leb'n Dis.
Hon. II. W. BRUCE, Judge Ninth judicial Dis. KY
Gen. III u; MraRAr. Y; 5. Marshal, D.I ny;
Hon: X. D. sIAXDIroRD, President Farmers and
Hon. JOIN BisnIr. Manager Royal Insurance
Col. Pun PniI LEI: LEE, Com. Au'y Ninth Judicial Dist.
Dr.. c. GRAHAx, founder Graham Cabinet. r
Col. JnsoN P. JoHsscx. Manager Gait House.
Hon. J. q. BkIrER, Mayor OF fLouisyille.
Hon. T. 1. BURNETT, City Attorney,
HESHY woLroEDs Treasure, LonIsyiie: i p,,.
PHILIP JUDGE. Of the Louisville Hotel Co.
JAS. BRDoEroRp. Prcst. 2d National Bank.
" d. Trsde1s %Iils!a B.Ds Dis''
II. vIcToR NrwcoNp. tirm OF Neweomo. buchanan
HENRY DEEPEN, President German Bank. E..
ANDREW GRAHAM. Tobacco 4 Cotton Merchant.
DIR. NoRvIS GREEN, Prest. l.. 4 G. Short Line 3. r.
Vol. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
observation-disclosures Eiss.Pfesid:nI...........&.S 4 IlHGpEaAk.
sses.ufsi sfssssa,s DR5SEEs 5SA y B1Nk: H
THos. z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent OF Public Library OF Kentucky. Public
Library Building.
81 Circulars giving full particulars sent on sp-
plication. myotd
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
....EsTABLIsHED BY....
DIR. :. O. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For the Cure Of all Diseases Of the
Urinary and Generative
ORGANS, and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. 61S Sacramento street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cures Guaranteed. or No Pay REQUIRED.
o,,,u-,-,oys nv ,,r-v, on o,vruw,sr rpvv


THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue
cess OF eighteen years, and has become one OF
:he renowned Hospitals Of the age. What tho
celebrated Lock Hospital is to London, and the
40 less renowned establishment OF Rieord ID 70
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the Pacinc
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Seminal Weakness or rSDermatsrFhGa.
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental orRaniEA-
ton, should stop TO consider whence II arises.
He will ind In the weakness Of tho back, tremb.
ling OF the limbs, disordered digestion. unac-
countable falling OF the powers Of the mind,
distastc for society, dread Of impending trouble,
Eorebodings Of evil. sleeplessness, troubled and
lasclylous dreams, growing deafness. loss
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
Of disorganization. the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF all diseases!
seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes Of life and manhood, and
isteice toward premature and loAthsome grave
TO him who 1nds his life dribbling out In the
discharge Of the vital principle OF existence In
nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere ces-
.ation Of Its appearance brings no assurance Of
relief.
hone Of manhood, brings to such q one no hope
If cure. but adds TO his misery in the knowledge
hat the one who looks to him for SO much Of
icr happiness. isa victim TO his evil. and an In
accent companion TO his punishment. He adds
70 his misery and disorder until hope leaves
lip. There is no rescue except In proper and
1killfdl treatment. Those VINO have become the
Victims OF solitary yicos, tnAt dreadini, Msei'
nstiug and destructive habit, which hlls thou.
.auds OF sick rooms with paralyucs and con.
sumptives, and hundreds Sf rnamely graves
out moments delay, one who will sympathi1e
With their sunerings. 10 eucn the Doctor woua
especially address mmseM, glnR 70 S,Sn EEN SnS ~
assprance OF pERFECT and PEhAANhNr
OF diet, or fear OF exposure. .....
u, ..nsI" g. n ,,onh,s or ,ssict.d with
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100000 IN CURRENCY
LIST OF GIFTS,

VIII bc given to the holders OF tickets By dIstribu
tIon by lot OF ONE THO USAND GIFTS. rs follows
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Tho Necessity OF /. vl.i. Overcome.

Tho Necessity OF Visit Overcome.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
ooweyer distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to snbmit written statement Of ruch In prefer,
enee 10 holding personal interview, are assured
that their communications VIII b heid most
.sc,ed and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must Be- addressed TO the CORE
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. F. JossELYN, N. D.,
rpor Ts5l 61S Sacramento street.
Betycen Montgomery aud Kearn{,,
,.,,,Is San Francisco. Cal.
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I" DIVIDE" SCHOOL.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, PARENTS
the public school known "a the "Divide" "
School, in the Town Of Gold Hill, Storey eoun-
ty, Neyads. which has been for the past hfteen
months IN charge OF Miss y. II. FOSTER a.
Teacher, desire TO express our entire satisiac-
t!on with her management OF the same: