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, 1876-07-12

The day bcforc tho a'attle WAS turned to ac-
count at Republican Headquarters yesterday.
Tho old honest stand.bys were there, and they
exprcsscl determination to sec that all was
dono to-tlay to elect Monroe Heath Mayor.
Every one seemed to appreciate the cxtcnt Of
the terrible calamity which would bcfall our city
were Jim 3Ic0ratll elected. john II. Clougl,
Ii. d, Urayton, ex-Ahl. Campbell, cx-Ald. Gum
tcrson, Gen. Reynolds, s. u. Filkns, dcn Smith,
John 8. Mullen, and hundreds OF other
actlye workers, were present to tcnaer their
asstatanco In tho good csuso Of electin; ~
lloncst md competent man for Mayor. Faith
cess, but 1t wns also agreed that only lard work
woufd accomplish, success, a!ll that only by
bard pushing aud netive working could they
elect their man. During tue AFTERNOON tho
most elsor1nE n news H., W. received from tho
prcciatcs t',e danger that 8 thtcatencd to CHI.
cago, and Will vote for Nlr. Heath almost to q
man. Tckets were handed out to Judges OF
election and tho ped1luEs, and every prcpatH-
t!on wasmatlo TO sec that ballotswcrc Ut tfc poits
tIdayts were nleo on hand, and they were gtVeIi
parties in order to swear III any doubtful
In tho Eighteenth Ward, the Republican, Re-
ing citizens, such ~ 3. 3. Larnsl, Louis Ilack,
Elliott Anthony, III. Willing, Il. 9. 1loughtal'
Ing, ]. McGrcgor Adams, ind many atlicrs,
warning tho voters not to be in'slel " tile pre-
cat for him viii be- .,t,o il favor OF AlcQrath.
The following ID tho form Of the regular lie
publican ballot:
Republican
Ticket:
Fur
Mayor,
Monroe Heath.
Election,
Wednesday, July IL, 1870:
Voters should noto hoH thc'r ballots arc
printed. $780,.
MfGKAT1T.
bat yesterday, aud In aily lowclnss saloon Wf,crc
he could gct Votes Tor whisky. IL vas in con.
sultatlon during ths dsy With I'll the hummer
chiefs to whom l'e looks fer s!d today IT. T. u .,
tlo rag.ts9 and hob-tail element OF the city,
III the loafcrs, runners, and Iopers.ln for gam;
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Uttfttf 2-votenR. place, ha7 South Cannl street,
M%r'e 9-vSt'nk: Pises, aitehsi sad Jefferson
Ni.trtet 5-yet!ng place. 12o brown street;
DittrEs 9-Eotiny. place. Maxwell ind Hensy
t g g ss%5.en .s, st'es,; sa:.
EioHTfI WARD.
Ns'rtet t-Voiing. place. 80 West Harrison
Dttrtet a-vosing. .plaoe, 5ogonth Canal street,
.Wstriee 3-Vottng. place. 172 West Harrison
] 5Vst1ssp ppse:. 50 'Hs soaih aeisan
gi'irtet e-voting.placc. 4e7 West Twelfth
Ds1rtcs 7-voting place, 3s1 Yves! Polk streat.
Disrttt B-Voting- place, 01 Dlne l.lard nvcnue.
Et'rfd 1-Voting.plsee, 800 Hest CongFota
Iji.irlet 1o-vottna. place. ensina.hou'e. nlua
-''A'' A''"1s' r,s7n WARD.
Dlsfriet 1-vosIng.plaee, lp7 South Jefferson
DIfrfes a-vos!ue. place, Washington and Gin.
Br's! $.shns5sea ana ssa:
canon Streets 7zs7u WARD.
Dttriet 1-Vosing.placc, Green and Indiana
DEtrset 2-vo.lng.p1ace, Union and Milwaukee
Ss,rtaa-yet,ne .plaee, unlon and Lake s.ree,..
Dhtrtes 4-Votlng. plaee, sangamoa and Lake
ELEVENTH WARD.
Dittr!a 1-Votlng. place, Indiana street, between
.'ta Dststef $@voting. .p.ee. laundry on Randolph,
| between Elizabeth md Ada streets.
M',Tae1 3-Votlng.plaec, 422 West Madison
ja.'ria 4-vo.ing.p!aec, Kansas and Latin
stseeta. .
HtstFsct 1-Voting- place, G1o West Madison
Distrtz 2-vosing.plaec, 7o7 West Madison
DItrta 3-vottng. place, 1o45 West Madison
Disfriet 4-votlng.placc, Western avenus and
tyE1 pi.t;ist % %5-vot!ng. place, $40 Ogden avenue.
| THIRTEENTH WARD.
Di*frtct 1-Voung place. Carroll and Lincoln
DIi1tet a-votIng. place, corner Hobey and Lake
r: D!fTtst q Ma.:vot!ng :: place, corner Oakley and
DitfrIei 4-votlng'plae corner 1ndlana and
'-' e'4' ' FOURTEENTH WARD.
pi.,riet 1-vo!ing place. 3o3 Mtllwsnkcs ayenuea
M s WI ohssss ass
pt,,;z Syot!ng. .p1ase. ~ T., H!xsatse S avenue.
D'ssrset 7-vottng- place. milwaukee, avenue
neaz Aoyne street
District 1-voung.place enstno.house, South
HsfricF 2-Voting- place, H8 WILLOW strccs-.
Uisiriet 1Yot!nx. place, 6To 1Afnbcc ftrces-
Dl1fr'et 4-Voung. place, scdgwfck and Eu.
| Eeuto streets.
| 8IxTRENTH WARD.
Dissf1et 1-Vosing. .placs, 262 and 2ak Lasabco
| etroet
Disfrsa 2-votinx- place, IA sedgHtek street.
Dstrtct 3-votin1. place, 5O5 North Wells street.
Dtstr4et 4-Toting- place. FOL North Clark atrcet.
| sEyENTKEHT1t WARD.
DlIrict a-vosns. .place, 81 Chicago arcnuc.
Dtstrtet 3-Foting. .place, White md Bedgwfek
| Streets.
etfects-
| EIuuTKKNTH WARD.
Dfsfricf 1-Voting. .place, 2G0 Hush street.
U!striet 2-Votlng- rlhco, Turner Hall.
| Dfstla 3-Votlng- place, LOG Chicago aVennc.
/ Uisfrtt1 4-VGtInE- -place, northwest corner North
Lasalc and Kinxte htreets.
Distr4ef 5-Fottng. .pl1ce, lie North Wells street.
lDittric& d-VorinE- place, 100 North Clark street.
Dlstriet 7-yotng- place, o1lcs W. Lii, Pine and
Leggct sttceta.
Da!rta -Voting.placc, 2, 1. and q Rush street.
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Storey says, In one Of Ills papers yesterday,
"both papers dnl'y':
Sir James McGruth IL out In fn1l force to-day, but
It Is tmpoaethle to corner him. lie has no known
aee: es s' eoy dPens ffom
those Of nts opponcnta. lie has horscnnd buggy
and fs making personal canvass Of cyeFy pnft uf
the city. Jimmy bus a smooth face, plactd coun-
tenancc, and tnanner which pcrpuhdcs without
szh!bltins any spoca!! ia! anxiety to DO eo H.,
a. 10 The sttcnyth he Will develop heforo sundown
surprised II the count garc him mnjority. Thoy
over the matter. They hold that Jimmy can f roIf
Just so many sosee anyhow, and no norr: and that
will not DO ablo to getout their fu1 strength. They
csttMate that he can poll T.. 600 sotcs. 20 that II
nc TT, 1a! nnncr esn hs ssps aSwn % t. e. ooo say
The Old Confederate pretends to desire tho
defeat Ut tho tax-cating hummer Jim McGrath;
hut IN point Of fact he wants. Mr.. Heath de-
lending to support Mark Kimbail, but t. tna't il Ills Is
done to draw Oh Republican votes and divide
their strength, and let Mctirath slip ln. Old
Storey Enows well enough that Kimball hns not
contest Ia hetwecn Heath md McGrath; but, ff
1900 OF 8, 900 Republicans cau he fooled into
throwing away their votes on Kimball, It may
elect tho hummer, and that Is really what tho
sition 10 Mclirath Is iii preten.e. The tkfng
Is trick.
TIE sEvEsTH WARD.
The citizens OF tho Seventh Ward will bo
called upon to-day to vote for an Alderman to
take the place Of thu whisky HI!drcth, de-
campcd to Canadn Next TO tho Importance OF
casting q vote for an honest Mayor, tho people
nsa e. 81
nepablican CANDIDATE lie u a gcnile1nsa %, Of
Seventh Ward, and man .whoso business char
aoter recommends him to It's business. men md to-
Tarnow has lived In tic W ward ho ..as always shown
himself puhltc.sp'ritcd Citizen. Illo occupation
and bis standing recommend hin to the cltlzens 1f
tho Seventh q 1T representative In the Council.
lie q head and aloutdern above tho host Of other
candidates. running ngalnst him, cvery one Of whom
the ward KMr. Tarnow ID. elected he vii b :
good representative. lie is, IN accord, with
the views q ths reform majority, and he wilt
present financial dialcnltins Voters Of The Seventh
Ward ahoula rsuemeer shln, ana ynte foi Charles
rcpretent them In tho City Legislature. and not al-
low some hummer to steal In on them.
A'0nATu'8 WHISKY KECoHD.
It may not be generally known by the public, anil
sndcavorne "a .antlwleh that l'!inco of blath"r--
s: % s a liz as ess &C. ;tsy s syss IT,
@ %aFss !s:i ss % sssts 2 r., d's,5 45;,:. xs.
&. e''aS;sSS;snt a;sSs $.p sf hsGsi ssy. sPs sP
etola aset unsa sss sss. Hyss
| Pending hearing they weFr held to ball, and
m.4 e. tsn@ H. 's es
~ srs!s: sho lad een emc,oye in tho a!.t,.,s.y
| AMI Il onu Of two Of them could 10 given i'm
| munlty they would no doubt tell an Interesting
| story. -
0cn. Ltch and *overal uetmann were at tho DEM
oeratlc lleadqnnrters. tn the suporor lslock, ota
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Nh isa; ts S1Ssas tss Z spes;'
sauss ho An upright, honess, business Dn nan.
M,; Doyesen took Hi sent arnd lotd appliance.
~ Mf; T. hosnces mado u short speech il favor Of
ian. present to yote for him.
,,! J1hn ,Lyle King vas ii; ne.t srcaker, and ho
liz sad tssso oss e1eetton, n Ht m:ro 'es ~ 9 M
rottance to The individual tlnn the nslo1ai onoa.
antl tefe,ted to the neee.,lty d good nanneemen.
bnsS,t 10 ss1 e "' man q Honesty end sood
FL f% Sassssss sss sT'9 s s'sPSs ID. &C.: ss
n fali II, sympa + ]. tho reform .liarty in ito
sess ss ssssss W y k,sS:. s " &C. b.
ss sn hs e.. sfGs%sns IL ssaed qsx ss i: to
fsiox a!a salary ,s "i tass a. =. ~ Tss
GtG,m'soner ts,n's " as - thc very sst man ho would
Ssic h tsS o.. q se
:aeh stats.ne eea1sth. Ilcnh Hss w." te reson.s 4.
e's easronsSs 70 aS asp''ty but AeoFath was not
AZ; ;o;dE: K;inEsf3 "%st With lend app1an.c. no
anl fose.b!e argument in favor Of afr Heath. who.
NJ !? al @s. sFsa' saa4
anty that ho was an honest,, capable man. Thcy
ss s :s tsss fa sss ss'sfG sfG. ss :s
dent Of the United States. Thc clty wanted cred
7 and Gould no! afford to elect. Mearath. lio
aopea e. tnoy WoHla M Gome down and 10 their duty to-
John sandsl leading seanltnavian n,nde few
femafks fn a. aav1r.b!c 70 A. ieas and then motion
up resolutions cxnrcHeivn Of tho scnre nj the meet
ing was made and adopted. Tho Chair appointed
ported The following, which was adopted:' '''' ~
epusjein Convention of he c.ty u GhIeaso fot ay'
WNEsIa. We, Tho Scandinavian Republicans Of chi.
, 1876-07-12

DIXON. m, 1nly B.-.-N thcre Is a. much Inter-
city lead OF with u grind Republican victory at
Tho election noxt week, mighty big vote VII bc
barrel Of money in going to DO shs buaincsa, so
that tho Democrats may fecure tha victory In tho
1rat election hold after tte b. Louis Conren34gpf
:: III L. z. e.
, 1876-07-12

Apn1Ax, Mich, july R.-1a 1t aafe to take osts
on Republican maturity At your city election noxt
Chicago 10 hre ID Tho hrtt gun that Will annolncc
tho tiIst victory Of tho seEacs that "lt elect Hayes
for Tilicn, ani boaat TINT lho election Of Demo-
cratic Mayor will provo 1t. N. ".
, 1876-07-12

Qu.or, July o.. Can tho Democratic
Fusion hummer crowd carry Chicago again, a.
ltcans llsrp have Put Chicago down for big Re-.
publican minority ut your city election ncxl
Wednesday. II Il Is lit 60 by default, 1t will
-" /. Il, Wnnn.
, 1876-07-12

DrEor, Wis, July 1o.--1'here il great anxiety
here as to tho result Of the election III Chicago
Ii viii be taken ~ tust of tho strength Of te two
parties coming on ~ It doon Just bafore tho pecs.
DENTAL election, aud will haye IN Influence react
Inc pretty much oyer thu Northwest. Ia
thcru any doubt nhout the Sosnlt! c. F. 8.
FTicre is no doubt about tho result IL Rcpub-
l,cane go to tho polls instead Of staying aKay.
-Ep, TRluuNE.1
, 1876-07-12

PsontA, July 10.-Ionroe Heath 70. not IN.
known hosc and Republicans In this vicinity wnnt
big Republican majority rolled up at your Mayor.
ally election We look to Chicago 70 hre the ltst
lcan mnjorty It Will havo IN almost clectitc eject
on tho boys hare. . =. 4 L.
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tlon coming outY II the Republicans Of Chicago
knew what effect hlg .yictory thcte would Ct this
time have on thr Republicans q tho whole North
yotcFs In Chicago next Wednesday. j.
, 1876-07-12

stsansesi thins ia tic report among tho De,oeFats
TINT they will carry Chicago agaln ut the city ecc:
lion. Tic effect viii 10 10 strengthen them all
and Wheeler men enongh ~ Chicago TO roll up a
BIC victory for the Republican ticket 1T tho fTst
election held since tho Presidential nominations
WarQ lnndef AAA.
, 1876-07-12

tho Chicago election. Republicans here will awafs
lie retufns with ducp Interest, for tho Democrats
claim Tint they will carry thu city again which wi
enable them to carry tho State II would sadly dis
apnuInt Us hero Ii lho Democrats captured tho Gar.
dan City nt tho election ue1t week: for VIC expect
Chicago to lead Oh With rousing Nepublican ma
Iorlty. b. r. "
, 1876-07-12

vice would flourish ten times more luxurt-
and Chicago might n. we'll shut :. up
for H. .0f tfenis s aad n 4a,ng IT, our o. ndoGs.s
and doing anything that will tend to ruin this
city. In him would f,c embodied the gnintcs:.
sencc Of the vicious elements of the city, and
PlpguEl!es, r2u'a i,ave full :xay r. ch!sago.
ton, Ed. Phillips, and other shining lights arc
working for Jim, md they will atop sh0Ft 0f
nothing to carry the dny for tho hu1ntner and
thieving claases Of tho city. McGrath haa IT.
sued the following ballot:
Dc'uoctstic Ticket.
James ~: i. stct3i;ath.
The putting up Of Mark Kimhnli Is, of course.
blind, in order to elect McGrath.
Sheridan, and another "Eock-rootcd," met jim
McfirnLh on LnSalle street. They talked to
Jim and asked him to Withdraw. Tic couldn't
nee It, They offered him aI1 sorts Of induce
munts, but Tic wouldn't withdraw.
Tic quartctte then repaired 70 Callallan's "a.
loon on Clark street, where, amid tile fumea OF
soltr-ast md vile cgars, tho situation was dis.
cllsscd: Jim WA tnld Of tho llopotessness Of
Ills ta.k, bnt he insisted that lln stood a d-l
dtdatc. Jim further insisted tliat he hal the
upper hold, md lie t,clIcvcd lie would atic1s.
After an hours fr.lttls.s work, lilies Kehoc
wiped his brow, Atrtirath took another whisky,
and tho crowd adjourned.
MAKK HIMDALLfs
hcncfmcn Eerc few n1ld far between ut the
Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday, where tho "greas
rCformer's" headquarters are located. Here
Tom 1Ioync met himself yesterday morning and
appropriately adjourned.
Shortly nfter, q small hoy appeared, and he
became 1isguk.ctl and "balanccd OIL on hts ear
Then thrco men catno. They soon took thcil
sticks antl walked. At 25 d hoy came with 9
package which contained hfark ktHlball = ballots
printed III shape aud style as follows:
Eonparssan ticket.
9 and =
=
pu7'
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unlted for Reform.
Fnt


In order to gfyo ths lie to the pretensfons
made on Tho ticket, Con Price, john Forsythe,
mud Miles Kchoc, three old.time Bourbons.
were present to distribute tie ''papcrh." Ono
by ono they cntne. Pnu1fscs wero numerous
and doled ont libcrally, but things at this
"rancle " looked decidedly weak ind pun7,
and no aid Of sour.1uash could enliven the
EEcnC.
, 1876-07-12

Tho Jcnn!son property at nlyoss!dc. Terms very
moderate to responsible party who will take goo1
caro- OF sa1ne. Apply to 4. T. WATSON, LON
Deafhorn.BL
, 1876-07-12

CLIFFORD HOUSE.

sornss Fortieth.st. and Lancaster.nv., rhiladcl.
phia. Newly furniahcd; delightfully."- locatca lrat.
:lnss fare. Cars paaa door to Centennial every
minute. Rooms 81 To s. per day. Meals 80 cents.
II. c, NYE, Manager.
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An Unparalleled Inveusiou.

Take away our improved Machine and ma
chinery and the articles of utility, comfort and
| elegance which emanste therefrom, and what
would be the result? The reply is obvious and
the contemplation not at all pleasant. The
prosperity OF our country il in measure largely
due to invention; directly but indirectly our
people as whole are entitled to O large share
OF credit, as the libcrality of our patent laws
compared with those Of European Government
End the eagerness with which, We receive new
articles and invest money in their purchase ha.
called to the shore of America the finest inveu
tive genius Of the age. The principle OF sewing
by machinery has been III practical operation oil
over n quarter Of q century, but the proper ap
| plication Of that principle has been a subject
which has engrosstd the attention of the whole
people as well as the master mechanical mind
| and vast amounts Of money have been lavishly
expended i'll the constant anticipation that ere
long the acme Of perfection might be attained.
That such is the case We cannot deny when We
witness the browning points of mechanical pe-
MUS ~ developed in the New American Sewing
Machine. few of which are the self-threating
shuttle, the first and only one the world has
ever seen self-sctting needle points Of superior
excellence which save time and annoyance to
the operator. being especially favorable to those
whose eycsisht Is impaired; unusual lghtness
and ease OF motion, Il natural result Of the sim
plcity ~ its action durable, being made from
the best material the country can produce and
one that will last you u lifetime. For the past
ten years the New American Sewing Machine
has witlstoOd the tests Of the sevcrest criticism
and malignant abuse from rival agents who
have done their utmost to prevent the introduce
ton Of II machine 81 superior in all its parts
and which possesses 40 many valuable and i'm
portant improvements. The rapidly increasing
demand for the American wherever it is known,
fully demonstrates the popularity and efficiency
of this unparallt led invention. The American
Sewing Machine Company have recently opened
a Branch office in San Francisco ut lA Fifth
street, to supply want long felt on the Pacific
Coast. All those who contemplate purchasing
a Sewing Machine will consult their own inter
,sts in examining this latest and cmincntly SUI
perior INVENTION, which SURPRISES in points of
excellence any Sewing Machine manufactured.
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ScHENcK's PULMoNIC SYRUP, FOR THE CURE or
CONSUMPTION, CoUGHs AND COLDS.
The great virtue Of this medicine is that 1t ripcns
the matter and throws IL out of the SYSTEM puries
the blood. and thus effects cure.
ScHINcK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR THE CURE or
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &c.
The Tonic produces healthy action Of the stonl-
ach, creating an appetite. forming chyle. and
curing the most obstinate cases Of indigestion.
ScHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE CURE OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These pills are alternative. and produce healthy
action of the liver without the least danger, a. they
are free from calomel, and yet more eficscious In
restoring healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are = certain cure for Consunip-
ton, a. the Pulmonic Syrup ripens the matter and
puriRes the blood The Mandrake Pills oct upon
the liver create healthy bile. aud remove all dis
eases of the liver. often . cause of Consumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and strength 10 the
stomach. makes good digestion. and enables the
organs to form good blood; and thus creates heal
thy circulation Of healthy blood. The combined
action OF these medicines ~ thus explained. will
cure every case Of Consumption, II taken In time.
and the use Of the medicines persevered in.
DR.. Schenck 10 professionally ct his principal
Office, corner SIXTH and ARCH STs. Philadelphia.
every Monday. where oil letters for advce must he
addressed. Schenck's medicines for sale by all
Druggists.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA.
Revelations which AAsOund Ortasm"sy
People Secrets Brought tO Light. and
Disease MyAler1Oun1y Cared.

Whenever the marvellous is an integral elo-
ment OF any profession, skepticism il certain to
be active. This has been characteristic Of the
world in all ages, and is likely to continue so
throughout all time. II people would only
have the justice and independence to inycsti-
gate subjects with which they are not acquaint-
cd, and withhold their opinions until they are
sufficiently informed to judge int lligcnty. er
cathe,i,u asst rtions which now come SO glibiy
from iynoramllscs and nincompoops would not
be half so frequent, and the mysteries Of nature
and science would be far better understood than
at present In regard, for instance to clairvoy-
ancc and the gift Of healing as claimed by DR..
Percy, whose rooms at 2G6 kcarny street, are
daily crowded, ninety per cent OF the people
who refuse to believe in his extraordinary pow
ers are no more qualified to judge in the mat
ter than if they were called upon to square the
That, in spite of what skeptcs may say to the
contrary, DR.. Percy is able to correctly read the
past, present and future, give advice to avert
coming evils, unravel secrets far beyond the ken
Of ordinary men, locate diseases without asking
questions, and effect remarkable cures without
the aid Of medicine, has been so often demon
stratcd by him since his arrival in this city, that
only those who are maliciously antagonistic,
will prt sumo to question the truthfulness OF his
representations. Numerous Ladies' and gentle
men who have called upon him have been utter
~ astonl>hed at the way in which no has lifted
the vail from the past and a great many inva-
lids have Immediately felt the benefits OF his
peculiar treatment. In DR.. Percy's hands ma
GEOLOGY is a wonderful power with the most
astonishing results, as all who have consulted
him well know.
The San Francisco Miscehnny, which he is
now publishing monthly promises to be = jour-
nalistic success. 1t is now forwarded free ~
every address sent in. After while it will be
published twice a month, and then weekly, il
not Oftener.--Sdm Francisco Post.
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AN effort was made upon the farm of
+. W. Young, in Sweden, Monroe
county, Pennsylvania, to see what could
be done at threshing. Eleven hundred
and five bushels were threshea in about
eleven and half hours. Six hundred
and five bushels were wheat and the re-
mainder barley. Had it not been for
an unfavorable wind the days work
would have been larger. In olden times
ten bushels used to be considered a
good days threshing.
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YOUNG MI ZEN

WHw NAY hE STFFEkING FROM THE
do well to avail themselves OF this, the greatest
G"or eyer Mid La. At the altar Of suffering hnlty:
cas-. o. disease of any kind or character
which ne undertakes and fails to cure. He would,
therefore. say to the unfortunate sufferer who may
read TINS notice that you treaing upon danger.
o , ground when you longer delay y seeking the
proper remedy for Your complaint YOu may he In
tnc mrs! stage; remember you are approaching the
ls*t u you are bordering upon the last, and are
you persist In procrsstnation, the time must come
when the most sktlfui physician render you no
against you; when no angel Of mercy can bring yOu
relief. In no case has the Doctor failed Of success.
Then let not despair work upon your Imagination
but avail yourself Of the beneficial results OF his
treatment before your case In beyond the reach OF
medical skilI. or before grim death hurries you 70
prsmaturs grave. Csl or address Mr.. 4. n.NFlN
NEH = Co.. Ne % kearny street, San Francisco
ONCE hOurs, from a. Y. to =. y. and from pM,
sP.N. Branch O6ice. iss sonth 81. Virginia. Ne
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IT is calculated that the whole popu-
lation of Maine could stand on an area
of twenty-five acres, or an area of 1000
square feet, giving to each man, woman
and child space Of ono foot by eighte on
inches.
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The LITTLE PAINS, toOthache. headache, ear
ache, cramps, colics corns and bunions, are re-
lieved by one application OF Trapper's Indian
Oil. Price so Cents.
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The standard Of fashion. Fall styles Just re-
ceived. Send postage stamps for catalogue. Also
best quality sewing machine Needles Tor all ma
chimes, fifty cents pr dozen. II. "A. Deming, III
Post street, San Francisco.
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This IL an excellent school for boys and young
men. II educates thoroughly and disciplines care.
fully. Young men should examine this School he
fore attending elsewhere. For information call al
ne office" - Post IT.. % address H. r. HEALD 4. F.
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So


SO Teeth SnveN. $50
PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Nitrous oxide GAS adj
minstcred for painless extraction OF teeth Sets Of
Artificial Teeth warranted TO last ten years. from
$50 upward Cola and silver Filings AT reasonable
prices Ten years constant practice Office. TO h,t
ter street. san Francisco. Use the elevator
DIR T.. MOHEEEw
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directions and price list mailed free. Orders by
mail receive prompt attention. Goods forwarded
per Wells Fargo & TO-, co d. Subject to apprOval)
G. MULLER. Optician. lis Montgomery street, near
Bush. Han Francisco. California.