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a auctuating and false standard Of value.
Congress on March IS, 1869, passed al
act In which "the United States pledges
its faith 70 make ptoyision at the earliest
practical period for the redemption Of
United States notes in coin,n and on
January IA, 1875, a day was fixed for
that purpose. The paper dollar Ia now
worth s7a cents in gold, and represents a
weight Of about twenty Eve grains Of
that metal, II has increased In Ia
representative value and weight forty
per cent during the last ten years, more
than ten per cent, during the past two
years, and nearly Eve per cent within
the last six months; and there Ia no
apparent good reason why It should NOT
become OF the full standard value, when
both the paper and the gold dollar will
be 40 equal MEASURE oil value Tor the
rich and poor alike.
The Government and the banks OF the
country suspended specie payment on
December %, 1851; and il Il believed
that the national banks will cordially
unite with the Government in restoring
the true standard OF value whenever the
acts Of Congress referred 10 shall be car.
ried into effect.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sElRi Grove Accommodation This train only
tuus between Wheeling and Kim Grove
Daily sxCertsuhdAy -NeWRrk Accommodation,
tSieubenYitlU ACcammOlRIiOn.-Thh train dur,
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BAlalIa, stopping when rnlui-
red At sherman HouDe, RtnaVille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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IN THE County COURT FOB OHIO cUuS
John q s s r,s.'' Ia A.punp.lt with /. 'tssAnD.t.
The object Of this sSit bdng to recover tro, "a
defendant the tum Of $40 50 with Inter- t,a.
the 18th day Of January, 1917, until paVms,t ~.
plaintiff for balance on account for boir1 n,S,ss ~
AEgoods and merchandise furnished, and rtSh III
for nse and benefit Of defendant BY plaintSS sias
aid claim ls more !ully set forth Ia m Hfiav.t ~
the plalnIih hlCd herein, and to subject tha rrn
y and credits Of the defendant attacbed ~ ~
pearH by the answer Of Edmund H0bhs a. ",
whom copy Of the attachment herein W1ls ssrvS M
on suggesting, TO the payment thereof md IN
c0sI herein, and Il appearing to the Court ron M
nhdagit Of b. y. DOVentrS now fled hsFPIn. that
the deleatant 10 not resident Of ibis Snte anj
has not been server with copy Of the order N A..
tehment or Rith process In this anti h h onlsr.
ed BY the Court that said defendant b reduirrd "a
appear lt rules held for this Court vilhin Io,,r
weeks after the date Of the lrst publication az fhis
Ortsr and 90 what Is necessary to protect IN Intsrs
eat, aud that this order ShaIl 30 puhliIhed ma
posted rs OrderS Of publication ara REQUIRED 10 IL
published aud posted BY law.
kOBT. B. WOODS. clark.
DAYESP1Rr { DovkNES, ATTORNEYS ior Pits
ROlG2B aGG iced
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FOR SALE.
MlRUNTEE,s sALE.

By virtue Of deed Of Trust mada BY Ca,per San
and Mary, bis VILE, 70 the underlined 1fnltoa,
dated the ist day Of January, 1874 and duiy ~
Corded 10 the ClofkIe Once az the County C0nft 81
Ohio county, West Virginia, ID Dial q Trust and
MottsaSe hOOk No I, pages AOS and 400, l will On
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of DsCOmbr. isIl
Besluning at 10 o'clock Am. Of MD day. Al Tie
front dO6T Of the Court House Of Ohio county, N
The uty Of Whe,ling sell at public auction al tho
following described property, that Z 10 az. All
that cVEiain piece u land lying AMI being % the
Nllefs d Glen's Run, 10 said county u Ohlo, and
helay part u the land belonging 70 tie late AIdrgE
Wtlshaal, the h,irA. Of David Gardner, dGco1Ild,
and the heirS Of Andrew r. Woods, dsttaled, hon-
taninE u acres, roOdl and 10 pefehes and honnd-
81 anh described % follows. viz Beginning a Al
elm corner " Gahien aud Reilly on The WOodI
line; lhen@ aPlhs Run koad9 GOSfo E2Il.l0g poips
and A9N' i 20 poles % sake On the south do
Of nald rOad, thStcs . lS' El6 2l.lOO roles % I
stake thence q Is G.luQ POLES 10 ItItei
thence SO W. u 7s-l0l poles 10 Z corner % ali
Wellhaas On original tnei line and with BE line
and aid tract line 90 W % S4lOO poles 10 OrlI.
nal corner Of tact now corner on he lina q siid
Garden and with slime (anOtheF 0FiRlnal II 9Oo
u @8'lOO poles 10 the bSginning, leguthir with
the improvements thlTeOn and the hGFpdlMmsntl
and appuEtanAnces belonging thereto gTneptinR
only the coal nndeTly1Dg the aid trart.
TERSs OF sALH-rLreo hundred dollar Of thb
puIchab money In eAAh on the day Of GalR and tha
ryiidus Of the Illd purchase money on the III t1y
Of January, 1875, with Interest on the deleFfp N.
hlllmenu IRON the day Of lalO until payment; The
purchaser to give gOOd personal security Con NE
payment Of aid deferred lnHtalImenn and the tlls
to the property TO b retained uuill the purchase
money II fully paid.
The lltls 70 me above property Is believed TO BE-
nO26 JAMES p, RoGRRs, Tr,te,.
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TRUSTEES SAIL.

u
hyryrtue Of three several deeds Of trust executed
and acknowledged by Il. Bradley Wheat and Viz
lniG H. his VILE to the un,leTSiRnpd Tr,tep dated
respectively the 10th day Of March, 1874, the ibth
day Of July 1874, and The SUI day Of November,
1875, aud each VI record In the Clerks ofice u the
e. unity Court Of Ohio county, West Nirgluia, Ia
BET I Of trust Boak 30 6, pages 49, and 49S, Deed
VI II vat Book No, z pages lS9, IgJ and 1911, and
Ded a. Trust Book No ., page al, respectively,
will ofier NJ public sale At the trnnt door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county In the city Of Wheel.
lug, on
SATURDAY, December the dSlh, 1877,
the following described real estate, that Il 70 nv:
Lot numbered seven "a In square Numbered tWGn-
ty.nIne iJ In theadditiOn 10 the city Of Wheeling
Known as the Bnena Vita addition 10 mid CIV,
also, Lot numbered eight (S) In the same squRfa
and addition; also, Lot numbered nine I9l In Iam0
square and addition, except part Of mld Lot No,
twenty. dVe by thiTiy.hVe feet which was here,os
iora conveyed to &iehnd Lally.
Also the lot Of ground designated a Lot NUM-
bered seven IA in square numbered tWenty-ihIea
~; ON the south hde OF Twelfth street formerly
MOnnle strcet) In aid city Of Wheeling.
Also, all Of that lot or parcel Of ground known
and des [1ated rs lot numbered two ~ In ngulEa
Numbered tveDty.L'tne (29l0n Twelfth street li0n-
uierly Monroe Street) n the city Of WheelIng, u,
sether with all the valuable improvements located
Rpon all the above described parcels Of ground.
Terms OF SALI-Qne.thItd OF the purchase mons
I DID eAih on the day Of aale, and the reSidua In
/, Welual inStaliments WITH interest on Md deial-
N. (Rayments at twelve and eighteen months from
The day OfElle the payment Of the deferred INSTALL
men sand Interest 10 b secured 70 t4o satisfaction
o' tut JAxEsiP. ROGERS, TuaIa.
W. h. H&LLRR, AuGtioaseE. nulS
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Late Agricultural Items.

Al present prices, Kentucky farmers
are lispo.ed to hold their hogs.
Some Of the Kansas farmers haul
shea, one hunired miles to griSt.mills.
Rrks County, PennsylvaHia. farmers,
propose to go largely into the sugar.beet
business,
In England llborer was fined one dol.
lar and coat. for having in his possession a
live Colorado beetle.
Indiana II not regarded as very good
State for pumpkins, still David Smith, Of
Gib.oE county raised sixty-One on sin.
gle vine.
sixty i've taulilies from Pennsylvania
and New Jersey have emigraLed to Navar.
70 County, Texas, and purchased one
thousand icres Of land.
During the present year the United
States sent $40 10000 Of cotton goods
sbroad ten tines mOre than was port.
ed the year before.
The crops Of Kansas for the present
wear, are valued, at the National Board
Of Agriculture, at ST0,000,000, and the
live stock, at $50 OOO,O 900 more.
Statistic. show that the losses OF swine
Of all .iila, amounted, in four months.
to four million animals, which, at mod.
crate estimate were worth Sc, OO0,0 900.
FIR Skinner, Of Tnubridge, VT, made
seven hundred and iiity.nins pounds OF
butter, from i've grade Jersey COWS, be.
tween the It'll oi May and the LIST ofSep.
TENDER.
Parties in Ostlensburg are engaged in
importing poultry from Canada Tor the
New York market. Twelve thousand
live turkey. and geese were shipped from
Or!en'bGrg last Friday.
Michigan is great fruit producing
State, and many parts oil it are fully up to
New York, The crop of apples in that
State il estimated by President Lyon at
100000; peaches at $l,0OOO0O; other
fruits, 81 ,GOOOOO,-or total Of "a ,O00, 600
The wheat pest, "the Hessian n.y." has
begun its work in Canada, and its ravag.
rs are being ielt to an alarming extent.
!has been increasing in numbers during
the pact three wears, and il is feared that
unless active measures are at once taken,
lhepest will develop into a terrible cal
smilY.
Kansas leads every State ia the Union
inthe yield OF corn per acre, being 4S5
bushels Little New Hampshire, strange
To say, comes next, with yield Of AZ.
Vermont follows with 30; Ohio, 3G.7;
Wisconsin, 81; Indiana, Iowa and Nebra-
ska, 30 Michigan, %; Missouri, SIS;
Minnesota, Pa; Texas and Illinois, %
each.
During the month Of Octuber, sales Of
butter and cheese on the Elgin. Illinois,
Board Of Trade, we're simply immense,
amounting to 1881 boxes. aggregating
9G9O4i pounds; ol butter there was re.
ported sold 1906 .0S$ pounds. These pro-
duets represented a money value Sl5l F,
4DI 81, the heaviest for any month ever
reported on the Board. The total sales
since January foot up 1851, IOl 50. Du-
ring the greater part OF the month cheese
sold At l2!c, and butter ut 32a33c. The
present year hUs been far above the aver
aye for American dairymen, owing in
part to the opening up Of large En-
ropean trade aud an increased demand at
home.
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Tag loss Of corn, hay, aud fodder
along the Greenbrier river is reported
, vsty heavy, aud the damage to fencing
'Hs bottoms gFeat-HIatOn Herald !
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avery Narrow-Gause IsaiIrOad

Very &arrOw.tauge Railroad
Philadelphia Record,
The narrowesL Of the Narow.gaug,
Railroads ia now in operation between
North BiIlerica and Bedford, in Massa
chusetts, distance Of eight and a hal
miles. The track is only ten inches wide
A Boston correspondent OF the New YorE
Ersning Express says Ben Butler took one
dttieth Of the entire stock Of tdis road
the whole amount being $4,000. The
protector or inventor OF this road is
named George f. Mansfield, who il a
practical iron aud wood machinist and an
engineer. There are eleven bridges on
the route Of this road over one hundred
Ieet long. The rail weighs twenty-five
pounds To the yard, though it is believed
that twenty pounds TO the yart
would be sufficient One grade on the
road is 100 feet. The cars aud engines oil
The road are very we'll proportional, and
makes very handsome appearance. The
engine is behind the tender and next the
cars, so that when the train moves the cat
next the engine draws down upon and
Increases the athension OF the engine to
the track Both engine and cara are
constructed so IA to be very near the
ground, giving great advantages in re-
gard to safety, also very little oscillation
The cars have an aisle, with one seat or
each side in the sans manner as ordinary
cars have two seats. The length Of the
cara allow thirty ssals, each person hav.
ing aseNt 10 himself. The cara arc warm.
ed With steam, are well ventilated, have
elosei', water tank, all the modern Im.
ptovemenIS, Westinghouse brakes, &c
They weigh bnt four tons and half, or
binary cars weighing on an average
eighteen tons, Hence Mansfield will
carry sixty persons with cars weighing
nine tons, while ordinary roads must
draw eighteen tons to carry Gity.six per
sons The engines are equally light and
less costly than on ordinary roads. Its
quite evident that road eight and hal
miles long, which cost equipped Sl,50t
ies' than $4,000 and which can be run
Tor hall the expense ordinary upon roads
~ must be agreat and notable achievement
The road cost:S4 500 per mile, The righl
OF way free. The trains run about twenty
miles per hour. Engines weigh abuul
elghi ton, and draw two passengers aud
Two freight cars twice per day each way
At cost Of coal only one-fonrth that O.
ordinary engines. This must be acknowI
edged 10 be triumph in the narrow
gauge way. Mr.. Landis and his associ'
sle'' who are trying to make the Jersey
people believe that they are going t.
pllIi an ordinary narrow.gauge railway
MoGl Camden to Cape May, ought to e
" Massachusetts, and learn how to buili
road that would better suit their peck
eu aud be more likely to pay, The ques
uNn now arises: II locomotive AMI
.i ;M be safely run on u tsn.inoh track
sl' not 'ome Yankee soon invent a plan
%r running them on single track
saeFe Is no ioretelling what Yankee In
Sena''y may yet bring forth.
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AT AUcTIoN-To THE TRADE.

J, n. Hartford, Wholesale AuctIoneer, Nal0s
Wood street, Pittsburgh, Fa. Regular suction q
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Carpets and VARIETY
Goods on WednestGyof each W.sk, Al IO5i oieIorf,
Special sales Of Boots and Shoes on Ne INT MoTay
Of each month, at lO1 o'clock. cary The lRTRSst
at nOst any Calh dealers that WilltaTor ma with
call Among the EoOdI OfEded 10 my IaIol Il r.
Ware, Jr,, a o., STARK 4 Co, and New York Bo0t
and shoe Co Haywood ROOts and many othef ~
ebrted manufactures All Boots and BhO61 lold
In my sales warranted perfect. calh advances
made on all kinds Of merchandise 10 DO sold
]. N. HARTFORD,
sepil Wholesale AuctoneeF, PlttlbuFgh, Pa
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UNLIKE other cathartlcs, DR.. Pierce's
Pellets DO not render the bowels costive nj.
ter operation, but, on the contrary, estab.
ltsh permanently healthy action. Rsing
R'fIe'y reputable, no particular care Is re.
quited while using them. Sold by drug,
gists. DIR. Perce's Memorandum Books
given away at all drug stores.
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Cool CaloO 50 per yard.
Best Calico, 10 yards for q %.
Fine 81 Brown Muslin. 20 yards for 81 %.
Heavy CAnlOn Flannel, u yards for 81 W.
Heavy Grey TWllled Flannel, lie per yaid.
Red flannel, all wool, 20c per yard.
Good Bingham, exc par yard,
Big lot Dress Goods, i2Ike per yIrj.
The best assoTtment u New styles Of Dress Goods
In the city, 20 and Csc per yard.
Fine Black CaShmsre, eli WOOL GO, o. and 7Sc
per yard.
1914 White BlanhstS-lult to think-Only g. %
pair.
Twenty yards good Carpet, s. 90.
Good Powered Carpet, SOC per ylrl.
Ladies' Cloth CloAkS, new style, s. 50.
A laEe stock Of Cloth Cooks, shaWls, Dresl
Goods, Wool Fringes, Felt skirts, Carpets OIL
Cloths, and many other deSlIAble goods, 10 which
We would Invite your attention, and will essui1
you that We shall render you perfect atl.tletlon 10
eli your dealings with Rs, NO GOODS MlSkEP.
RESENTED, Goods sold for what they are and
at the lowest price for cash.
Come and see our goods and get your Bargains
before II ID TOO late.
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IN THE County cduRr EOs ONO coUN

u se JAxEslP. ROGERS, Trus,eo.
I'M H&LLKR, AuGtiaaeer. n1lS
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A assessment n Office.
sHEnA Silver MINING COMPANY.

OCATION Of principal place Of business,
n San Francisco, California. Location of
works. Star District. Humboldt county,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting of
the Board of Directors held ON the u h day of
Sci tember, 1877, an asse sment mo. 81 Of Five
q DTS per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation. payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the Office OF the company, No.
312 Montgomery street, san Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWENPY-SEyENrH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1877
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction: aud unless payment is made
before will be sold on
TAlURDAY, rhE SEVEN EESTH DAY
NOVEMBER, 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ABRAHAM tiALSLY, Secretary.
Once. 3i3 Montgomery street. San
&xaneisco. 0ctl-td
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Physical and srensaI Debility.

Vital weakness, nervousness. low spirits.
lassi ude, weat ness Of the limbs and back.
LOIS muse ular power, indirpositicn ard in
capabi ity for labor and study a weak, ex.
hau'ted feeling. no energy or courage. palpi-
It'll OF the heart, dizziness Ct apprehension.
iots 81 IN mOry, aversion To society, love Of
solitude, timi1if y. self disirust. loss OF man
hood. dizziness, headache. airs IN the side.
affections OF the eye, pimples on the face.
sexual or or other II A'miiies IN man or wo-
man, are cured by the Justly celebrated ply
stefan L. j. CZAPkAY, M. ID.
His method Of curing disease is peculiarly
his own unknown to othersl ard hence the
great success. Rheumatic affections, chronic
catarfh, distsses Of the stomach and kidneys,
liver comp fints. etc, successfully treated.
bf. y sPKAY. ne II the most successful
medical tIaciitienrrs on the taciflc coast.
may be consulted confident liy in reference
" N" shove and all other complaints at the
INSTITUTE
No. 400 KEAR% u ST, san Francisco.
80 Tn Dactor oilers Free Consultations.
ana axis no rtmuntr ton unless he ELECTS a
cure Charges moderate. Coplmunications
strictly confidential Medicines sent by tx-
press. Address l. J. CzAPKAY. M, D., Post
Office Box e., San Francisco, Cal.
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ARTEsiAN WELLS

TIVE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
Il to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to rink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice. Hf
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address I. Catoon 4 Palmer, Bait
Mountain. will receive i: nmpt attention.
3. L. CAHOON
Battle Mountain. October Q. 1875 ttf
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and perFit orv, for 1NcuMPAFIBnIrY and other
esnses, no matter whore the party resides.
10 years experience. Fee after decree. AN
y1E = s.. Ron suar . a. ~
y CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionabfe references
= kiven. Correspondence with THO legal pro
fp'sAezseasAvfE
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Or. L. j. cZAPKAY'S
Private medical institute

900 k~Hrny 81, San Francisco. Estsb-
lished in S54. r the Permanent Cure Of
all ~p.cial and hronic DiseaAes as also all
Female Complaints and y seIlses Of the
Nervous Sys EN-.
rstHL IMMENSE OBSTRUCTION OF HI
q man lif5 annually from 81 crei AID chronic
diseases, caused This old ard ielf b'e lnsiitu-
ton &C. be established FIRST ia Philadelphia,
Penn, in 1910, and afterwards in san Fran.
cisco, Cal. in 1884 IS a private die pen AIRY. in
order to $40 d the I'll cted thu beet medical
and surgical treatment, for the above and III
other aft cIions and co - sipts. consulta-
ions at tie Institute or by letter, FREE.
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SUM nj ONS.
In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
district of the State Of Nevada,
County of Humboldt.

istrict of the State Of Nevada,
County of Humboldt.
Josephine Watson, plaintiff, VS.. Enos M.
Watson, defendant
Action brought in the District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District Of the State of
Nevada in and for the County Of Hum
belet, end the Complaint filed in the
Office of the Clerk of said District Court
on the 3lst day OF August, A. ID. 1877
NNHE State of Nevada sends greeting to
n Enos NJ. Watson, defendant. You are
hereby requiredto appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plaintiff
'Jorephine watson, in the District Court Of
the Fourth judicial District of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the County of humboldt
and to answer the Complaint filed therein
with fhe Clerk of said Court within teldays
exclusive Of the day of servicel after the St r
vice ON you of this Summons-if served with
in this County; or, II served out Of this
county but in this Judicial District, wi hin
twenty days; otherwise, within forty days
or JUDGMENT by default will be taken aanst
You according to the prayer of said COM
plant.
Said action is brought 70 obtain dec &c
" tdfssolvtng the bonos Of marimony here %
ftre existing between the pla ntiff and de-
= fendant and for the custody Of The minor
children, the issue OF said marriage
All OF which will more fully appear by
reference to sell complsint cert ned copy
fUf which accompanies this Summons
And you are hereby notified that il you fail
to appear and answer the said Complaint as
above required, said plaintiff will apply to
tho Court for the relief therein demanded
r.&~s Given under my hand and the
A. -. | seal Of the District Court OF the
4 I AAD Fourth Judicial District of the
~--~-% state of Nevada. in and for the
County Of Humboldt, this sis, day
of August, A. ID. 1877.
j II. JOB, Clerk
A. W. Fisk, attorney for plaintiff. se;-9Od
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Dissolution of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed have agreed to dissolve the 90.
partnership h re ofoie exis ing between them
ON October l, 1877. Any person having aims
against the firm. or Nho mey be indebted to
them will plea,e make speedy arrangements
for settlement. s.S. CIR SIS.
Winnemucca Sept 80. q. T. HARDING
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LIE Is now prepared to supply his old
IL customers and the public with whole
some aud invigoratiig beer brewed from the
best mals and spring water, by the barrel,
Reg or quart. at prices to suit the times.
Give him trial and be convinced.
Orders from ell points will be promptly
hlled. CHARLES KESLER
aa2S- 77-N Proprietof
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YOUNG MEN

swho may be suffering from the effect on
youthful follies or pdiscretion. VIII dol
Iwell to avail themtelyes of this, the great
Iest boon ever laid ut the altar OF sunerinRl
humanity. Dir. ~pINNfeY Will guaran.
tee to forfeit $500 for every cass OF seminal
weakness or private disease Of any kind on
character which he undt rtakos and fails tol
s,ure lie would TIN fore say 10 the unfor-|
Etuuate sufferer who may read this notice
Ethat GU are treading on dangerous groundl
Rvhen you longer delay IN seek ng the proper
sremedy for your complaint. You may bel
lin the hrst stage: n member you are ap-l
sproacl ing the last, IL you are bordering
Upon the last, ard are suffering some tr ala
apf it's i'll effects, remember that IL you perl
hist IN proerasttuaion, the time must come
swhen the most sEillful physician cen REM
kler you no assistance when the door on
s.hopr will be closel against you; when no,
atngel Of mercy can bring on relief. IN NO
'ase has the Doctor failed of success. Ihep
ct not despair v ork upon onr imagination |
yout avail yourself of the beneficial results
IF his treatment before your case is beyond
he reach of medical skill, or before grim
death hurries you to u premature grave
Hull course OF treatment. $25. Send money
by Post Once order or Express WITH 'uli
description OF case. s
Call. or address,
| DR.. A. .. sPlNNEY,
No II Kearney Street. San Francisco.