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FOR
NERVOUSNESS, sLEEPLEss NIGHTS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March IL, 1s77.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March L., 1877.
ID. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I do not believe in putting nor would 1
lhd9fSe humbug, hut l consider il no more thau
real JUstfce To SPEAK We'll OF VEGETIN E. believing
IL Ia he an excellent medicine. 1 have used several
bottles OF il 10 10y entire satisfaction and great
lief from an ineNplicable Nervousness which had
caused me great suffering and seepcSS nights: have.
walked tbe foer and reSoTted TO different methods
loi relief, 10 no purpose. finally thought woaId
give NEGE1INE trial, with little faith, will ad-
INIT: but To my surprise and great relief "A few
doses convinced me that had got hold of the right
tning Tor my difficulty. 1t sent Ont humOrs from
my blood that. have no doubt, was the cause of
the misery had endured, and found relief a. soon
as medicine could relieve disease OF NAT kind
W hen began its use seldom got a nights seen
or halt one, and my appetite was poor, and, as a
consequence, was running down rapidly: but after
a lew doses law radical change every way, aud
am thoroughly satisfied with VEGETINE. and rec
ommend II 70 any person suffering as did.
Respectfully, Mrs. j. A. JOHNSON.
FINALE WEAKNESS. VEGETINE acts directly
upon the causes OF these complaints. Ii invgoratrs
and strengthens tile whole system. acts upon the
secretive organs, allays inflammation cIeanses
and cures liberation, cures constipation regulates
the bowels, headache and pains in the hack cease:
in fact there is no disease complaint where The
NEGETINE gives 50 quick relief, and is So effective
Ia its cure as in what is termed Female Weakness:
1t has never failed in one instance.
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CRIMINAL COURT-Judge While
To-day, Anna Jackson and VIM. Newton,
charged with having on the 18th of September
1872 made false and fraudulent deed with
prOmissory note, were placed on trial.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Mac arthur
Yesterday, Walter VS.. SpeisSen; reference to
auditor. Cruit VS.. Davis ct al. decree pro
cOnfessO agt Charles T. and Augustus Davis.
Wallach VS.. Richards ct al: trustees bonds
approved. Schneider VS.. Brown ct al: re-
straining order Towers VS.. Williams ct al. ;
motion to set aside pro cOnfessO overruled
without prejudice. AZ Grant VS.. Phoenix Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company: hearing contin-
ued.
PROBATE COURT-Judge OIia
Yesterday, ID. nj. Brannan was appointed
guardian to orphans of d. w. SchultZ-b0nd
500. Estate of Ellen S. Clark; order to sell
personal property. Estate of James Alden.
late L. S. N; collectors gave bond in $40. OO0
The last will and testament of Amelia A. Bur
ket was exhibited and proven.
POLICE COURT-Judge S1,en
Today, Walter CleptS was sent down for
yagraRcy. Ann McDevitt, loud. drunk and
bolsterOus; s.. Thomas j. Bicksler charged
with obtaining oysters from VIM. Turner by
false pretenceS, pleaded not guilty. Mr.. Tur-
ner testified that Bicksler obtained these
oysters by misrepresentation, and had not
paid for them; but thereseeming to have been
some misunderstanding the case was dis
missed. Charles johnson and Edward Terry,
were fined for an ARRAY; s. each.
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" e Z T I N e
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,

CINCINNATI. o., April 10, 1877,
MIR. Ii. X. STEPHENS: l have suffered several
years with the kidney Com plant aud was induced
TO try NEGE TINE. 1 have taken several bottles OF
your preparation, and am convinced il is valuable
remedy. Ii has done me more good than any Other
medicine. can heartily recommend it TO all SUI
ferlng from kidney Con- plants.
ours respectfully, j. :. MCMILLEN.
First bOokkeeper for NewhaIl, Gale a Co.. Flour
Merchants, No. So West Front ST., Cincinnati, %.
FEGETINE has restored thousands To- health who
had been long and painful sufferers
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peared again last evening in her new role of
'MignOn' before another very large and de-
lighted audience. The play is very interesting.
be presented this evening for the last time. On
Monday We viii have with us again after a
long absence, the ever welcome Conn, the
Shaughran." In this character, Dion Bouci-
cault makes one of the most strongly marked
and pleasing stage pictures of the day. and
everybody should see him. Before the close of
his engagement, Mr.; II. Boueicault will appear in
FOrd's Opera House-The temperance drama
Ten Nights in Bar. Room is presented
given tonight for the last time.
Theatre Conlique.-Drama, sketches, songs,
dances, and SpecialtieS make an attractive
programme, which is extraordinarily by large
audiences.
Masonic TeDape.-On Monday evening the
annual ball for the benefit OF the children's
hospital th viii be given This is recognized
son. and it will doubtless prove as brilliant and
Lincoln HaHNMr. George r. Vending OF
lllno1s. Will deliver his great lecture, entitled
"A reply to IngersOll from secular stand
point on next Tuesday evening A western
paper says After hearing many of the most
form, we do not hesitate to say that Mr.. Wend-
ling has no superior
=, ODD, Fe!ons. Hau.-,The original Billy
HamptOns MINISTRIES will give one entertain
ment here on the 9th instant.
GOT HURT AND LOST HIS MONEY BESIDES
Yesterday a span of horses attached to an
open wagon, in which were Albert Barton,
cOlored, and two white men, w. w. Monkey
and +. &. Weiderman, ran away near the Cap
itOl. At the corner OF I'd and streets the
wagon upset and Barton was seriously in
jured about the head and taken to Pfovi-
dence hospital: The other two men escaped
with slight injuries. 1t was afterwards dis
covered that Barton had lost bank book
containing so, supposed to have dropped out
OF his pocket at the time of the accident.
THE MURPHY MEETING at the Congrega
tiOnal church last night was very large, and
address by Mr.. Murphy many persons signed
the pledge. Addresses were delivered by Jas
Fl. Nermilya. T. M. Wilkins, Capt. Sturdevant,
and others. At the 9th-Street Methodist
church was another large meeting, at which
vey, jr., Rev. w. H. Daniels of Chicago, and
Mr. Thomas Edward Murphy. About IS men
signed the pledge.
ANOTHER LOT of bargains, Just received at
the cheap store. Very fine quality plaid mus
lin, only l2i@; beautiful calicOes, AZ; one yard
wide Paciic! fine figured cambrics, only. 6,
worth II; part silk and part wool beautiful
Adrt.
THE GREAT EVENT has actually taken place.
The popular cash dry goods store has moved
lCarters), and is now located in the Store, No.
III Market Space, recently occupied by Messrs
Geo. j. johnson l. Co. For further particulars
read our new advertisement today.
100 PIECES new styles of spring dress goods.
lawn: all will be offered at bottom prices.
TOwsons, south side Pa. ave-, near It'll St
-fdtf.
PRIGG's Jewelry Store received some beauti-
1ul styles this week, from one to twenty dol
lars. NO 45I Ia. ave-, near AZ St.-Adct.
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Es-A lockout of 1900 Oldham (England
Weayers began yesterday on account of re-
ductiOn of wages.
SsA Pittsburgh woman prays in so loud
tone that her neighbOrS have had her arrested
for diSOrderly conduct
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION IS THE
Without it, can there be such thing as a pretty
face face: Ladies are invited to test Madame Lewen-
and ROSE POWDER. For sale at druggists and
periumers. Price, 80 cents: Cantion.-AIi genuine
boxes bear Dr: JAMES r. Chiffon 8 certif-
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LOCAL NEWS.
Ampsemenfs. de., Tonight

NattoRGl Observation-Disclosures Mitchell in
" EIgnOn."
Ford's Opera Ten Nights in
Bar ROOM
THeatef COHiqUe.-"T exs@ Ranger and
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The GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF CLOTHING
is causing great excitement all over the city !;
store crowded all the time. See those mems
pants for sl.27. worth $500; mems Oyercoats
for S2.gS; worth $500 Remember this great
sale must positively close at the end Of five
days. 503 9Th st. NV, bet. e and + stS,, OppO-
site Post Office, Wasbington.-Adrt.
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Weather Indications 7o-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WdShIIISIOIl- February =, 1913. I
For the mIdhe states rising barometer west
to north winds, colder, partly cloudy weather,
and possibly occasional light winds. For the
south Atlantic and eastern gulf states falling
and stationary followed by rising barometer,
colder northeast To northwest winds. partly
sieDdy weather, and in the former and Florida
rain areas.
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zaiintt RAJ RAJ ERNIrY Ca new temperance Organi
On tn vii meet at the Board of Trade Rooms
~ .iannSaaaay night next, at O'Clock sharp.
'aos arc cordially invited TO attend
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DEEDs IN FEE have been filed as follows
D. 4. HAYES TO Marie l.. Walker, 500: part g.
so. 40. ID. CaTrigan TO j. Van Horn, $50: part
:. so. SS2. Catherine HirwOod To X. H. Minor
sl.tS0; part %, 81. 72I. +. i. Stanton to 5. T.
Jones, 500: part lots 10 and IL. So. ll. Warner
aud EdmOnstOn To j. VI. Carpenter 81 800: lots
~ and q, sub. So Sl2 Richard Green to W.
n hatilngly. $3.50: lot o.. sub. So. l52.
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" EGE TIN e

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AND GEN
ERAL DEBILITY.
CINCINNATI, o., April o. 1871
Dear SRI have used several bottles Of vice.
TINE for Dgspe psi0, Nervousness and General
Dettttg, and can truly say never had a remedy
SO sure in its effects; therefore may recommend il
10 all sufferers. w. l. BELL.
Walnut Hills, Al Court street
For GENERAL DEBILITY the good eff ects OF the
NEGETINE are realized Immediately after conf
meDcing to take IL.
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In 10 TX M BEST y glasses at 20 cents each
"a en- = al Sighls' It oppenheimer's. Ontician
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NE GREAT 'COST SALE" of ladies', us,r
See advertisement ''' -""ich Isl.
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PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
INGT0N AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Phfkddelphf sotth Clpde's Linz
for Boston, Providence, and Ness
England States.
SAILING DAYS.
From Philadelphia at II M.
From washington, at IL a. m.
From Georgetown-Monday, at p. N.
Freights received daily. Through -
BiIls 81 l.ding given to Boston and
Providence. Consigneee wishing
their goods landed at Georgetown wharf win please
have them marked ''GeorgdooH, D. c.,
CO., I2o2 r street northwest, and I2th-street
wharf. Washington, D; G.; g. r: HYDE, So We
Co., Genera 1snSser;s. il south WhsrSes Fhiis-
delphiA. mar90-ly
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CITY ITEMS.
THE GREAT SALE of fancy millinery good 5
at cost closes On Wednesday at Davis.

Rheumatic Remedy for Rheumatism II is
taken internally, and cures without fail Price
81 bottle.
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VEGETIN
dizziness, LIVER AND KIDNEY CON-


PLANT.
- CINCINNATI, ONO.
Dear Sir-I have received great benefit from the
use of the NEGETINE, and can safely recommend
ii for Dizziness. Rush Of Blood 10 the Head and
general blood purifier. Ii has "a SO been used
10y other members OF my family for Lirer and Kid
"ey Complaints. MRS. A. e. ULRICh,
200 BaymiIler street.
VEGETINE is great health restorer-composed
exclusively Of barks, roots and herbs. IL is very
pleasant 10 take; every child likes il.
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BE You're OWN PHYSICIAN, and bear in mind
that owing 10 sudden changes of weather
during the spring days. the human system is
habie TO various maladies. such as coughs.
pneumonia, malarial feyerS, &C. A moderate
use OF Sander'S" MeilistOn and Aromatic
Bitters is therefore recommended by physi-
Clans For sale at OIL 9Th st. and at Drug
StOTeS.-ddyf
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Veoetsne q Sold sy all Druootsts.
feb20-w&s
II EfT-OEH CLOTHING, BOOrs- sHOEs-
sosd Pc ns a. WasShss Pistols, Jsweg, &C., can b
3,1 ~ We aasnest cash price. tents ClsthiAg
~ cRna, b calling on or addressine HERZO0.
seSss n0enWest Ordsrs promptly attended
Second-hand CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES.
- - sxeet southwest, offers great bargains.
.acAs naned abovs. Ordsu b. mail sftsndsd
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TIE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY Col W
"; Moore. pardded yesterday afternoon, head
ed by DOnchS band. The CORPS presented a
hEe appearance and marched in review before
Col. Amos Webster. Adjutant General on G
street near lIth. and Ex-Governor Shepherd
an n street and Connecticut avenue I1frOnf
01 tie Arlington Hotel they gave a dress drill
IN the presence OF between two and three
thousand people They then marched by wav
Hospitality entertained by the Colony Club.
By Eth street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue the
armory was reached. where they broke ranks
ID The evening very enjoyable hop was given
at the armOTy.
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In NOTHING SHOULD ONE BE MORE CARE
Full than in the selection of cosmetics j. ,e
E. AtkinsOn'S lNuk Of White Roses. while
harmless and delightfully."- perfumed, is one of
the most effective. VS.
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The steamers JOHN GIBSON and L. C.
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier Il East ,ESa
River, New York. at O'Clock .. m. <CffkfS
every SATURDAY Al p.m.: Geerga-
town every FRIDAY MORNING, and Alexan-
dTia same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. For Information
apply at Once over Metropolitan Bank. 18th street,
Georgetown.
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON President
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HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS, (new stock.) Tin
Ware, Sc, at Hamilton's, Y. NJ. C. A. Build
ing 2,16.eo4:
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800 different styles Gas Globes at Hamilton'S
Y. NJ. c. A. Building, 9th and D SITS. Z16.eo6:
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GAS SAVING BURNERS, Gas Heating and
Cooking Stoves &c, at Hamiton's, YIN. c.
A, Building, 9th and D SITS. 2.H,eo4:
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GERMAN LLOYD.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
ETEA MSALR LINE BEFWEEE NlW YORK.
SOUTHAMfT0N AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this win 81. Be-.
From New Yor1 to so ssd ~ nasih. Lon:
cabin, go god sseerass, g For fSsShs
or passsgs' apply TO- Rov, GELaR I.c CO.,
M u, .S.sY EH hEsE OF ,, sIEAM.HIFs
i rom Fhi Il . Liverpool. ,&0e
o 3 Il s. so s6f ss Ens
err, iASs street. Also, Agents for the Red Star
CUNARD LINE, r,c,
ision. the Steamers Of tbs line ne saas s %
the 81 to
New n9rk OF Boston crossing the g, meridian "a Of 70
on the hOme~ard passage Crossing the meridian
Of 30 ct - lat, or nothing to the north Of q.
,rrwIK3Y1 q y H4 Nd sTEAMsHIPs, Do.
C1LLING Ar CORK EARBoR. A'
kfsSs;o. va EsS sSissis y
CHM: Wed, Feb. g China 49,. wed, Mar.ai
ssSzss.. Wed
~ And every fo1owing Wednesday from New York.
RATI o. PAssAsH.@Csbin.' Seo' TO and 800;
gold. according % accommod.fion. The go pssc
ne is specaa ioM page for winter months.
tickets on favorable terms.
steerase tickets @ and nom al parts Of Europe q
and fos S po1 pSf
sssas sc sseTsis EfEsSss% g ss IS 'aa
An~-H CHAs, q, FRANcxLYN, Asph
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HE COURTS.

PRIGG's Jewelry Store received some beauti-
lars No. 457 Pa. ave-, near AZ st-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-23

FRIEBUs. 800 Market Space, has received
his first instalment of English straw chip, Mi
in all the leading spring shapes. Go and see
them.-Adu. 2l,23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-23

With the Baltimore sugar importers the GIieS
Ton OF the proper valuation Of careOes some
interesting facts relative TO the system. or
De gathered. IL is stated that during the iaSt
summer several cargoes were so Incorrectly
weighed that the government was comneIIed
10 make large allowances for errors 10 the
importers, and discard entirely All of IFS
weighing beams, which had been ordered
from new contractor but a few weeks before
The Treasury department will probably en-
GsayOr in its next award of contract for
weighing machines TO obtain those which can
he trusted ~
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PARTIES contemplating building would do
We'll to call on Hamilton for low estimates
and good work in the line of Plumbing
and Gas Fitting, Tin, Range and Furnace
Work. 2,l6,S,w,6;
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100 PIECES new styles of spring dress goods.
just opened; also, 100 pieces new patterns of
lawn: all will be offered at bottom prices.
IoWsons, south side Pa. ave-, near It'll St.
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NJ EW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGES
- AT A SACRIFICE.
coupe; TWO Coupe Panel RocksWays: HS0$&
four Jnmp-seats; three Pony Phsetons: 49,
s s1 ff1 osher kngses three Notep Baggies
hand Carriages and Buggies On hand. st no ace
ra.;..ay: Z. ID. SCHMIDT D CO.. Carria9a Re-
.----o-.. d13-f
HlHE BEST HAIR WORK AND PERFIJM
Il ERIES u at the RRENCH ESTx RTIST
TENT, s1s 9th strssk opposite q. s. Patent 81.
sos eet18-0.
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RECREATION HEALTH !ExEHcIsE'
GAUTIER'S BOWLING ALLEYS,
Five Excellent Alleys,
New and Complete. feb16.1ms
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOSed, drugged, and
quacked. PulvermacherS Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6l8,d&kly
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STEAMERS, &c.

FUR PVIUMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
X. WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot Of &C.
gth1street, three times week-G>S.3
Currtoman and LeonardtOwn; THURSDAYS, at
O'Clock a. M, for Nomini; SATURDAYS, at
O'Clock a. H.. for Currioman and LeonardtoWp
stopping at int mediate landings each trip.
For further information, apply at the once over
Metropolitan Bank, Knox's Express Once, or nj
the Companys w harf, foot of 9Th street.
Baggage called for on application at KnoX's Ex-
press once. SAMUEL BACON, Pres't.
b. j. ACCINELLY. Agent.
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THE GREAT EVENT has actually taken place
The popular cash dry goods store has moved
Garter s., and is now located in the Store No
~ Market Space, recently occupied by Messrs
Geo; j. johnson Co. For further particulars
read our new advertisement to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-23

FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS at cost for
cash for few days longer. at Davis
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HATs.-Be sure (before buying) to examine
the large and elegant assortment. of Gents.
Boys and Children's Hats for the Spring of
1873. at low prices for cash, at Lewis, go 18th
ST., bet. l and X.
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HOW Young STRONG ESCAPED HAZING.-It
Is related OF VIM. y. Strong. freshman and
a son oil Justice Strong, OF the U. 5. Supreme
.onft, That an attempt was recently made at
fflnetton College 10 haze him. Being already
provided with revolver, he purchased DOW
erful bulldog. which he kept chained i'm his
ROOM On Tuesday evening squad of sOphO-
meIes went TO StrOngs room 10 give him
another taste of haZing. He had wind of their
coming and waited for them. When their knock
sounded upon the door he unclaimed the bull
eOg, cooked the revolver and laid it convent
ENTITY upon the table, opened the door, and in
sItea the Soph0moreS 10 come in. Upon that
occasion Mr.. VIM. y. Strong was moi haZed
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-, ANOTHER LOT of bargains. just received at
the cheap store. Very fine quality plaid mus
lin, only l2i4; beautiful calcOes, AZ one yard
wide, Pacitic) fine figured cambrics only s,
dress goods, 10. Carriers 707 Market Space
iHCt.
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THREE STORES in one largest establishment
hibited in Washington; over 800 different de-
signs, all of which are offered at reduced
prices to suit the times, as also the greatest
Goods, Pumps, Ranges Furnaces, Latrobe
Stoves, Slate and Marble Mantels over lOOpat-
terms of the latter. all at reduced prices. at
Hamiltons, Y. NJ c. A. Building. 9th and ID
streets. 216Sth6.
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GENTLEMEN Spring OyercOatS new de.
signs, at low prices: Gentlemens Dress Frock
Coats and Vests, Black DOeskin PantalOOnS.
n Oah Walker & Co., 625 Penn. ave. ?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-06-29
DR., l.. ]. CZkPKAt's
PRivAT EoICAL tH HSFiEo'Es
2o9 kearnE st, San Francisco

ESTABLISHED IN ks14
eor .he S9CrE..ane.t Care Of eli spec aa ana
Chrn,pjc Diseases, $50 "lI Fr"ahhe
ro.noIat,ts - Mni 1i-esSAes OF the
EorVc4ss System.
ruyuE rMhErGE pES EUCTItH ST dN-
man life annually from secret and chrE.t diseases
caneed tls old and reliable institution TO be ts2tthed
first in PhaGeua Penn in 1885, and afterwards IL san
Francisco Ca in private dspensary y! "fd'r 10
afford the afflicted medical and surgical treatment
for the ,}.oye and all other affections and canpAntss
Consultations at the institute by letter, FIRE..
To Ghe Afflicted:
r,~ l. J. Czsrkay would most respectfully inform II
hr Of the Pacific that at the earnest solicitation
If his numerous f. uts ard hundreds OF tfcse rEfortu-
rae, afflicted disease. he has rCOpened his MEDICAL
AND aIJRGiCht INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
4 his pro-Si,a Tie Gocor would remind al those who
are in need of aedica I'd that since renQuhug his
very successful practice in San fr&ncisco
has Visited tn, principal cities i'll Europe nsIcC.IIe dill
ept the most hospitals and gathcrI"c the ex
rjeuce of the learned i'll the froession the 'nht
from which he all in need OF his services linen
matte affections, chronic ctarrh, diseases OF the >taci'
and kidneys liver complaints, etc, successfully treated
Those who are suffering from the and inscreolis
of YOUTH nervous weakness, physical and men ri dcft
are assured permanent Charges Moderate. All
communications strictly confidential Medicir,s gt bv
exnress address L. J. CZAPKAN, 81, D., ,EsEl
au25-Ir 209 KCarny St, San Francisco y
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MAGNOLIA
2sN&2lW
BALM

The MAGNOLIA BALM is q sure device for creating
a pure and blooming complexion
It conceals all natural blemishes in the most sur
prising and effective manner
II rauoves nil roughnees, eruptions, redness,
blotches, freckles and tan with magical power.
It drives away all evidences of fatigue and e1-
citement.
1t makes the plainest face beautiful.
It gives the complexion a dazzling pnrlty ana
makes the neck, face, and arms appear GraceI"l"
rotund, and plump
Itmakes 4 matron of IS or 40 look not more than
% years old, and changes the rustic ma'oeh i1''
cultivated city belle
The Moonolta Balm all blen'ishss ond cont
o.o1, epery dratoback to beauty; and, tOhe u IS as
harmless trdtcr, 1t IS so hte-ttkc IN ''' eg0 '"
N, closest observer cannot detect ats use.
Ladies' who want to make themselves attractive
ran make an absolute certainty. Of 1t by using
HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM, and we know OF no QUE QUE
v.y. 1t is the cheapest preparation IN the W9tns
all things considered, aud may be had a. az! 1Fus
store.