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T. III. BRADLEY.

10 tho Public:
Having beon informed TINT certain charges
against Timothy III. Bradley. tho present Sheriff,
hayo been published in the Chicago Times, and
hayo boon otherwise circulated, VIC deem it
proper to state TINT wo hayo known Mr. Bradley
personally aud officially for many years, and
TINT wo bolteye that all chargcs In any way af-
footing his character as citizen or otllcor arc
entirely uufounded. Wo arc informed that those
chargoB relate to tho conduct Of his numerous
deputies and bailifrs, and not to Mr. Bradley
himself.
Wo aro satisfied that II Mr.. Bradley know
Of any doliuquencies On tho part OF hia dopntieS
or baiitls lo would at once discharge the guilty
particB. we aro assured TINT mono Of these COM
tlaiuts haze eyer been presented to AR. Bradley,
10 That ho could roct!fy then,.
Wo submit that 1t IL not fair to charge upon
Mr. bradley the faults or WRONGS Of his depu-
tan or ba,Iit1s aud hold him Responsible till tho
anna uro n,atlo known to him; and WI iirmly be-
Iinyo from wj!at VIC know Of Nlr. Bradley that
In viii INSTANTLY discharge any deputy or bnir
who may bs guilty Of improper conduct aa BOON
nj tho sans " biouglt to luis notice, mud TINT
10 will do this without waiting for the result Ut
MI olcution,
ENAsrus s. WILLIAMS, Judge, &c.
g. II. REED, States Attorney.
Wo doom It but due to Sheriff Bradley to say
that va have been for many years we'll acquains-
I'd With him, and that We believe Him 70 b N
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uow.oLD Anoh1H1oS1srs WILL VOTE.
TO the Editor Of TAc Chicago tribune:
Str: gpont last summer in tho Loyeioy dis-
tr;ct md anita a n,uber of Rc,mh1icana co,no
~ w. ~ ea,,,.;,. .,..t H., tta,:t:a,s;s.a ,a-s
~ ilo ~ eo'llp'a,l1 .n@' oa Aooit1'o'''sIs "efo
gong 10 Voie tho Opposition ticket. could
not SEQ TINT this was my OF MY business. OF
course do uot nave senso euougl, to vote. nv
se1f md wjv ahon,d vorrv alont how otnn,
49, w. ".'y "1G". ~" o4"oA
peop'o Aro 'otn'g! II tAere III o'ass OF men III
thih country Who have shown statesmanship and
political forecast, it s the old Abolitioalsts II
thoy do not Euoy how to vote, who does? And
~ Y.,n,or ro,, ,oau;r,v irutr',ot ton, -, +,,oir
=. N,,.t.., $50 - s
aatlcs' TO %hat POLITICAL saGacity might nos
women aepire' But, overlooking this difficulty
talo 1T for granted that was, III sonlo Sort rc-
s,ona;h1o for thoao o,d votorara md ouvht tn
'', anUn1o ., ~ s-e ~ ~ y" a,.es s,,e~ t,a
tol1 tneA ~" W 'o'e' oo 4ooaoa wv. ''o
ground and saw this: Tho Nepubitcaus have
uominatetl fnr Congress- Gon. Henderson, who
ran. or wos RIM, ~ n boiling Conservative
7,.,',,,,,,.a,. ,o,,5;,.to T., 1870 ~ anfon+ O.o,
1'opap''e"h e"4'~''"'o :" A''-, W au1o"S ~"'44
LoYejoy. WHO "2s tue regular itepnb!caF honl'-
nee; aud ho %eula nn'o huecceaGt lh ao!oatlng
litn Il soino o!a Ano!lt'oilissa naa not INDUCED
Waf,peAocsas 70 run aEa1llst nun, ana so ofaW
OLE tEAt DcMoclat1o Soto M1ncn Wouiu h9t pe
casf ior :Io Aht'-Mar caha!da1e. r. lolind that
pa Apo''t1onlsts tiau "9theo lKo "heellolbos,
day anu night, on "a tohE pull aud strong
pun, amt pun a'tosothor. 70 elect LoSo)oy,
ana prevent tno aoiehs OF tno Hepuollcan Party
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district know protG g what t4ey aro about,
Or: At loa9s. thet ST. tlom do, and can bo
loft to vote Hlthof = !uctiona.
=; ANE 4KEY 6w1ssuELM.
0l8 WfsT Mosnf :, at, CHICAGO.

a oosrr1rMJ : s VISIT % 70 TIE rnEs,prv

n coarrLrM{ = : VISIT TO TIE PRESIDENT
WAaurror1 80 l. o7-Tno 1on,,,,,t.. ,,.
nolntod hv - s ,or,1 r~oo,,t,..s ra..ss.. w.
In 11.s,s g Il '"n.' 'IAeouslso coni'o'stoo VI
n"n,s. nv ou'on - o OF America which met III
o"'eltnofo On tho 2oth inst, vlBttod tho Pras-
dent, Secretary Dristow. and PossmaHtor- Gonoral
Jewell to-day, for tho pnrposo OF pronont,no thu
roaoiutions adontol nj +,,,t ,noot3ru trha -,
u}ttoa o,rs,.tea 80 way .1a' -Ao Gv ~
I"sss rI..s.s o " eA-uo9' Ne"o', VI ne"
JeIsoy' oha'tman; deorge Harlow, Of Illinois;
Col. IhomaH L. Rich, and Col. Thomas II. Gnrd-
ner. Of Maryland Tho resolutions presented
Woro NJ follows:
Resoired That wo recognize with foc1!urn of oros.
prdo The wiso Judgment and discretion manifested by
our cue. Mags.Iaie freasuent Grantt III selecting
1"csa sa t9 ~. G .rn rc4 Il a. re Hon sAsslnl
rtnnt nositonn in hfa Csinst n nosma.tg @a a
md Secretary Of tic Treasury, aid 10 assro I'M t,nt
such appointments tend greatly 10 stronghcn lis Id
mtnistrntton.
Hesottfdt Ihat We heartily a1rrovo and tniorno tho
Gy pursued & " ~ lug "a. oni " Jewei rosas-
In Tr"asr,v /" fnnuaratiu. ~ ,ex "pf esnr ~
der Of thua In their denarttsuta and In th"}r corts
to rid ito sersico of corrupt anu Inefficient otcers
Rd commend thcir example to other braurhes Of the
Government
MsSoea @ Inas "o e@1 On tue Aaanlssratlon aa 70
"nnd ~ ~ ~ oo ~ @ .ta nr.Ed. wneFeSer
tic impafrcI cnuf,tlensn of Tia ncap1n. 'o''-'"s
Resolved Thnt we believe the s,,ress means of
strengthening tho Nopublican party md overcoming
tho INFLUENCE Of thu White Leaguss at tho South a 10
reorganizo tao uoh Leaaeg IL flat ncalty Ahd ttat
, 1874-10-28

Specfdt ITSp0lch 10 77f Chicago Tribune.
:, LAsALLE, Ill.,, Oct. 27.-A large meeting OF
tue coal-msneEs Of Lnsaslu was held 1agt evon-
Ing, mud was addressed by r. F.. Trevcllick, Of
Detroit, President of tho National Labor Union
Daniel Mclaughlin, Of Braidwood, President Of
Ssroator, independent Reform candidate for
Senator; Alexander Reynolds OF Oglosby. and
Daniol Evans and Patrick Byrne. Of this city.
The meeting cordially indotsed tho grcenback
system of currency. and the nominations OF
Alexander Campbell for Congress- and Fasaos
Plumb for Senator. Tho meeting adjourned
with hearty cheers.
, 1874-10-28

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct, 27.-At meeting OF
citizens independent Of party tho following ticket
for county officers WAS nominated: For 6her-
III, u. =. Dorneau; Clerk Of Court, .: N. Cas-
Charles L. Dost; County Clork, John aaar Hu-
perintendont Of Poor Byron Albert County Sur
voyor, Z. pontef; Coroner. Charles Kupper.
Tile atificaton-meot.ng lakea place st tho old
City-uall Mt 9 tomorrow.
, 1874-10-28

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 27.-During a political
discussion yesterday Ut king William Court
nuuse. between J. 3. Senor,, tho Republican
candidato for reelection to Congyoss from tho
First District and Il. D. Douglas, the Conserya-
tive candidate, M atfray occurred which resulted
in serious injury to Souer. vino had his urn badly
brollen and was otherwise hurt. It Ia stated
that the difficulty originated IN some remark BY
Scnor in reference to Congressman. Book, o.
Kontucky, Which was corrected by Douglas
Other words, Of MI insulting character, wera
intcrchanged,, when Dougtas throw tumblos al
Senor, aud n fight followed. Tla crowd ruahod
upon tho platform, mud in the scullle senor re-
caiyed the injuries mentioned.
, 1874-10-28

oNft71E DIa17EcH ID TIC LHtc1Q0 7TIbUnf.
AURORA, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Jamos T. Claf1lin, Of
DnPage, addressed worry slim audience at tha
upon tho outrages claimed to have boon perpe-
tratod upon the negro by white persons In tho
South, and wanted his audience to understand
that 1t tho Republican party did not win, tho
South would claim it az Democratic victory, tho
Immediately DO filed with grape, canister,
ahrapnel and with other articles too numerous
to montion. Very fortunately, in this caho. wa
hayo an intelligent community capable Of judg-
ing very clearly upon political or othor matters,
~ you will learn when We cast our vote.
, 1874-10-28

SPECIAL UisuatcA to Tie CHICAGO Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Oct. E.-The Republican County
Convention met pursuant to call today, but ad-
journcd without either making nominations Or
iudorsing tho Reform county tiokot. Tie idca
grcas, and this would have been hopeless IT tho
Republicans hnd made nominations in opposition
to the Reform county ticAot Both Ludngton
md Lynde aro energoticaliy stumpiug the coun-
ty-towna.
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FIFTH ILLINOIS CONGRESSIONAL
DI3TRICI,

Nh. nuRCitARD AND HIS OPPONENTS.
STEnLINa, ILL.,, Oct. &c, 1874.
To the Editor a Ths Chicago 1riosttc:
SIR: You eau scarcely realizo the gratitude of
nlne~*onths Of our people towartlsj you for your
editorial remarks upon tho Justice Of eloc:ug
Mr. Burcllard to Congress-. 1t ID convincing evi-
donco that 1t is principle, and not men, you aro
contending for; aud. whon any man does Ills
duty ah faithfully md vol as Dir. Burclard has,
you cordially and heartily support him, no mat
tor what party ho belongs to.
The peisous who aro oppoalng hts recollection
sustain just about the aame relation to the wholo
pooplo hero as Judas did to tho oloyen osher
DISCIPLES, 80 for an numbers arc concerned.
Tho opposition to Dir. Durchard comes from
Few porsops who feel they arc not appreciated,
simply because there are not Federal of1lccs
enough to go ronud. Tho most vcnomoua falso-
hoods and unblnshing, trun,potl-up assertions,
that havo over dIsgraced political campaign arc
kopt circulating BY tho handful Of men who
want Office.
But niue-tentlls Of our people, irrespective Of
party, arc in fayur Of Mr. Durchatds recollection,
aud, If they turn out to election and do their
duty, his majority will DO larger thun over be-
foro. He is just aB sure Of being elected MS oec-
tio''-day comes. and tue only question is Qua of
majority.
hlr Pinknoy Inns giyon up tho canvass, bofng
convinced that tho people arc we'll pleaaod with
lii. Burchard and Lis record in Congress-.
LEG1sLATlyE.
The contest for me1npers OF tho Legislature Ia
getting Humewhat mixed by tho Hon. j. Il. 5lc-
Phorran, melnbor Of the House during tho last
term, coming out as M independent candidate
agaiust 4. r. Mccoy, Democrat and regularly
n0nuatod. Under tho mnority-ru'e, tue Oppo.
slsion cannot hopo 10 get but ona member; yet
two Democrats and ono Independent aro work.
ing like beayers to- get it. Tho Republicans
nominated but two, collccdinE onn tn the 0ppo-
Bition; but it is not worry certain but tloy could
elect oil throo members, With tho Opposition
divided iuto three factiona, and lighting each
oklcr. r,
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Sptc7a3 UEpaltH 70 TIC EH1tEV0 ITIbANs,
ALTON, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-The ontiro Independent
Reform ticket Of this county was withdrawn to-
dny. This leaves the straight Republican and
Democratic tickets in tho field. Tho candidates
on both tickets arc making q hard fight.
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bF75Id9 USI51[fH 70 7'Hd EHi1f'a 7TtG1ne,
CHAMPAIGN, Ill Oct a7.-Tho Independent
IsoformorB' m.Ass-moating at tho Playground to.
day waa quite BuccaBB, thoro being seyoral
thousand possona present, who woso very hui
siastic and llatonod to tho Speakers with narkod
Rtteatlon. They were addressed by tho Lion. ".
, 1874-10-28

be rendered tomorrow. Tho Testimony Of Scott
1alns, oolorod, tho principal witness for tho
prosecution was, that tlo Republican - nmooting
about square of. No ono disturbed Or thrent-
enod tho meeting, but Rains WIS Bubso-
qnontly, personally abused by whso men,
but did not. 1onve town till sunset.
testified favofab1y to tho accused. Sheriff
A.ycock. summoned by tho dotenso, testified that
himself, Ramsay, Richardson, aud Scott wero
active in kooling tho peace, which waB threat
enod BY tho violent action Of tho negroes, who
demanded possession Of a white man who had d
difficulty with negro where a pistol was fired,
and that hc summoned several whites aa an
armed posso to suppress tho mob; that ho ar
rested tho white man BY foroiblo seizure; TINT
wero ouly about fifty whito mou IN town to 500
black8.
Tho Rov. ], Il. Jordan, also for tho defense,
oorroborAtcd tho Testimony OF Avcock, md said
ahito man, hc laid l,nnds OF, tho foronlost no.
gro, aud told him to await tho action OF tho a,i-
thortieB. Several near cried "Knock tic
damn white man down |" Tile negroes halted,
however, and finally quiet was restored.
Here tho evidence closed, aud tho case WAS
argued by John hay for tho prosecution, aud
Judge Richardson aud Capt. Cobb for tic do
fo,lse. lilo prisonorn aro confined under guard
III m old dltapidnted rosidonce. Tho trial OF
Huoy, slnyiiold, and Phillips, Of Lincoln, is xod
TELE0RApn INVESTIGATION.
Tho telegraph company ia ta'ting testimony
relative to tho cutting OF tho wiros by Liout.
Hodgaon aud Marshal sotyo wost Of Vionua.
Both wero cut in si1 different places, and 30 or
so foot taken ont Of oach wire, aud the ends
wrapped around traea, and tho insulators re-
moved. The ropatror waH several hours In re-
pairing the damages. Anidav,ts will ahow That
tlo cutting WAS dono by soldiers nntlor orders
FROM Lieut. HodgBon and Marshal Selyo.
CUT THE WRONG WAY.
HOMER, La, Uct. 27.--Judge Trimble has In
formation TINT when 6herlif Aycock reached
Vienna md served the writ issued BY him, that
tho Sheriff md his deputy were treated In tho
most contemptuous mannor, tho writ Of habeas
corpus Was disregarded, and TINT shameful and
abusive language was used by Lieut.. uodgBon,
in command, and BY Solyo. TAo prisoners,
Scott, Ka1nHoy, and Richardson, wero surrounded
by BoldtorH; guns woie corkod and presented Mt
tie nw-oi1cora, and the wrts dotod by tile mill
tary officer. Judge Ttilnblo IL indignant TINT the
civil authority Was diRroEnfded, and will take
stops to punish tic Offenders Triinblo is a iso-
publican, and supporter Of the Kellogg Ad-
mtuptratlon.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 27.-The mass -mootjue
to protest nSain.t soldiers being brought here
was failure.
ARRESTS IN GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Oct. 27.-Four white citixons
wero brought to this city by tho Deputy United
Stales Marshal from Serlyen County to-day.
charged with vtolating tho enforcement net III
the recent State election.
4
, 1874-10-28

-. sptetai Dfspateh to 1:he chte,ao Tribune.
,naa.;.' MA;nlsoS' W1s. Oct. 27-The first political
Whtch ,'II,' was pot moro than haif full buk
limited notice having been giyon. 4,
=, sapborn presided. Prof. A. Il. Cornwall,
Ao1orm 9 candidate for tho Senate, made fow
ch9hko II tho administration Of the Government
and M OF .ho ltepubcana shortcomings. lIo waa
followed by Pr. o. ". Wight, who has boon
stnmplug tho State extensively. Ho argued tho
standard; devoted aomo tins to raiIroad I 'lu mst.
tera, aud claimed that tho Kcfornors woro ontl-
tied to grcat credit for what they had dono to no.
coro control Of tho ra{l5oads by tho people, Ha
reviewed hna denounced Senator Carpentor's Gu
locr severely. The Reformors arc confident OF
carrying tlia county.
Sneefa! D'snatch to The ch,caao Tribune.
CHERRY VALLEY, Ill.,, Oct. 27.-1he political
easmpalsn In tho Fourth District is creating somo
a4,s s.r among among tho peoplo Of Winuobago County.
corn their financial prosperity. From oil re-
ports and appearances tlio approaching election
Will clearly demonstrate tho fact that tho old
taIty ponds aro broken, and that votos are cast
pies Of government which to-tay intorcstB tho
people The rivul candidates for Copgrcss haYo
been through tho co,l,.ty.
IN argument, oyatory. and statosmanehip
ur1oas Is tast siak'ng honoah tho political
over him forever. He haH signally failed in
every attempt TINT ho bas mad0 to answer tho
qlotlient alatl convincing arguments Of tho lou
JOHN e. Fnrnsworth.
The leaders OF tho uurlbut marty uaye bean
trembling ssnco the Elg,n Convention. and now
tho'r lust hopes aro nearly gone. The people
fail 10 respond to tho cry Of Southern Outrage
a1ld rebellion. Tho patriots Of thin enlightened
country do not believe tie story that their prop
nrty and EVHH IN dnnFor IT KnS St,.,
, 1874-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS,
NOTICE..

Petitions to the Honorable the Mayor and
Common Council Of the City OF Chicago for
reorganization of tho City Government un-
der the General law can bo found at all Of
the principal banks, hotels, Board OF Trade,
and Luulbermen's Board of Irade.
All electors are earnestly requested to
eiRu them,
, 1874-10-28

We fear competition but Harn tho public against
miserable psetendess who aftor puointng the most val
nab1e eauea busosa TINT have required years OF
enterprise and honorable deRng to acQuizo claim equal
facilities with md mtsrcprasont Us.
FRASIER'S COLLECTION AGENCY.
, 1874-10-28

ECTIWEIXEit'S, 1I8 CInrk-at.
2teetIent zoe nlenls. Hurarh UnHee. &c I!er our
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WORTH KNOWING.


Every lissls While We read 10 the papers of
some one who has stuck 4 r0sty nail into
III, loei 81 knee. o. haud. 81 @u,e otiief
portion Of bis nerson. and that Iockjaw has
resulted fhereffein. Of which the patient
died. ~ every person 10 lbs world vas
aware Of a perfect remedy sor Ell such
wound.. and would sppIy i. then fuehre-
ports mast cesse. But altA0ugh We can
give die remedy. We cAubos eusorce the
application. Some win Dot employ Il
because tlsy iIiak Il too simple others
have 70 faith 10 Il rhen they read Il. and
soon forget It. While ofberr often think such
wosad Of small uccosht aud not Worth
fussing over. until Il - too late 10 DO any
good. Yet III sseh wounds csu Be healed
wiileut such fatal conscqhences a. often
follow them. The remedy i simple. almost
alwsys "a hard. and can h. Supplied by
any one. snd what Is better, (, isialaiIibIs.
II i simply 10 smoke such wounas. of any
wound ~ bruiss that !, isaAped, uisl but.
ming vpol Or woolsn cloth. Twenty lninnses
IN tie smoke u wooi. will take The rain
cut Of the worst wound. sad repeated once
~ twiee. twill slIsy tie worst case or IN
namhstion arising from vossd W ere
cav. peopls may sbser 81 this ''old women :
rsmsdY ss much % iI,sy please, bnl Ebop
'hfy sfe afflicted. jest IL them sry IL. 1t
has 4ssd nissy lives md much pain. ard
isrdftlsg q being printed II Letters ~ gold
80 ratnp - sfsfy home. = Bisohmatoa
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DEvELoplSG TilE FERTILITY Uf
THE SOIL.


Rain. sunshine. alternate heat and cola.
together with the powerful action of elec-
tticity, disintegrating. puiyerizipg and de-
solving the rocky surface "a the earth from.
time immemorial. has the effect IL preduc,
Ing soil adapted 10 the production 81 use
ful plants which in the process If time. be-
come adequate . the sastcnarics Of living
creatures. A fertile soil must be formed
before useful plants can grow aud useful
vegetables. grain and fruits must grow ont
Of the soil. or animals and human beings
eannot propseatetheir species. But pnlye.
. rized granite, ground gybsam. Marble dust.
orthe honr Of shales or slate. IL ground
ever 50 Gnc, cannot he denominatei soil
Still. If the surface of barren county
were covered foot or more ii depth with
finely pulverized rock. say tie -four Of gra-
bite, the unavailable fertility nj that mel
low bed could be easily developed . " ii
produce sailthat wonld yield one hundred
bushels Of Indian corn per acre. Of forty
bushels o. fine wheat. or three tous Of prime
hay per acre
Certain species of weeds snd plants pos
sess wonderful power in preparing soil for
thsluxurian, growth Of vegetables and grain
preducing plants Fertile soils have been
formed simply by the working which the
greand received By The growth Of vegeta-
siop supplemented By the feriilizins nate
rial which was annually restored to tie
seed bed when all vegetable growth returns
70 dust. Taking the hius from the instruc-
tive operations Of Mature, tillers of the soil
can readily perceive how easily piece Of
grornd OF ordinary fertility can be made to
yield one hundred bushels Of shelled corn
per acre. forty bushels Of wheat. one hnn-
dred Of oats. or one thonssnd bushels 81
excellent tnrpips. Thisean be accomplish
ed BIZ sewing about four bushels Of Indian
corn per acre ixice every season. and
plougliing the gfssn, crops under FOR few
surcessisS years IN y OtsrreT.
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MATRMoxIAL NOTES.


TIE following selections from those skill
ell 10 the treatment Of the matrimonial f.
yer. NAV not be considered en.,sely insp,
prOpriate:
IT'S sad house where the hen crows
louder than fbe cock
Never seek wife til sou know what 10
do With her.
I chose my wife As she did her wedding
gown-for qualities that would wear Well.
-Golsisnsitk.
Hanging and wearing % BY destiny
Shakespeare.
No msn can either live pioBsly or die
righteoBsly without wife - Richer.
A Saung man married i nan that's
married. - Sklessears
'Bsf,rs, UNA marry. be sare Of DO ise
wherein 10 tarry.'
Marriage ia feast uhere The grace !.
SOMETIMES better ihsn the dinner. --C olf,g.
Few persons temsin single from choiee.
---Baggd 1aylor.
Ai;ght wifsdO.h make heavy Husband.
--SkakespeEs
Never marry but Tor Icte. Tut rec thou
lowest shat IS IoFely. - Penn.
Arrudeni msrrisge means precisely IN.
difference. not rapture 81 despair. - BEi.
Uer.
Inbuying houses and taking xife. sbut
your syes and commend yourself to God
Itgfian Prorerb.
It's hard 70 sirs and thrise. both ID The
ssme year
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NEDfC'.iL l..
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES!
OR. GIBBONS p,sPENsARY,

NJ. 81 kEAhNl STREET.. CORNER
y Commercial, San Francisco. Private en-
trance on Commercial street. E>tnhii-ihrd in
M. tor tac treatment Of sexual and seminal
Diseases, sHch a>Goaorrhra, Gient. Strieture,
SYPHILIS in all lis forms seminal Weakness,
lmputrncy. etc. etc. skin diseases Of YEAR,
standing. and | lccratcd l.cg>, etc. successful.
ly treated.
bI. GlBEoN has tho Flea ure of amour.
cling that he has returned from visiting the
rring al hospitals OF Europe, and has IT,
-Uu"d ~rae,iee.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor
money III scct ing ont new remedies. and has
rcturHgd with increased facilities for the ale
Walton oil human Suffering.