davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
Married.

In Sedali.. Oct. 18th, 1873. a, the resi-.
dence oil the brides mother. by Elder
Moun,joy, Of Psri-, No, Mr. ". +. Jackson,
Of Huntsville, Randolph county, TO Miss
Ella NJ. Hsli-ck, Of S~daiis.
The happy couUle departed on the night
train f,r 81, Louis. from whence they will
return To there future home in Huntsville.
The BAz1o wishes them joy and prosperity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
A BOYS Resolve.

Mr.. Bray, publisher Of the wsrrsnsburg
Ners. died suddenly lat week. A icw days
af,ersards the Ners made i,s appearance in
mourning. containing this announcement ::
ITO the gosd people Of W.rrensburg-
In behalf vi my mother, si.ser aud mys~ii.
I tender our HEARTFELT gratitude To the good
people ii Wsrrensburg for their svmpa,by
and kind oInces. ~ veil NJ pecuni,ry sisi
rendered through my fathers sickness and
burisl IL pleased the Almighty to be
reavs Us ii our main stall and snpp"r,.
and ws suddenly ind ourselves confronted
with dire ienury aud want. True, there -
no mortgage IN our Homestead nor the office"
and SIS will probably make everything
square, but there IL still no living, ever so
pour. for the family. and something must
lie done. and ~ho will do il? My mother
and sister are b,Ih irai: and unable To cope
With the world, and I am only known To
you ~ bad boy. But change mas come
over nv drranis Of late. ev,n prior To my
fathers departure; sId now more ~-pe.
c,slly, as ] realize the situation. Many MI
wise ne to go to work, continue the paper
my father has established. and they assure
me that will m~et with encour segment
from the good people OF this iovn. ii d.
What il right.
MIR. W. &. Shepher; offers to assist me
in the capacity Of editor, il ! assume the
duties and work VI publisher. Therefore,
in siew Of all these things, ] have come tn
the 6rm conclusion to change nv course,
do eight and be on the side Of right, work
for myself and ih.ss Who have RICH, tn
depend upon me, in the bright hope that ]
vill not try in vain.
Our paper may M, be all that yon right
fully expect, il may not withstand the
scraiinising eve Of the critic. but il will
give Won the Duly Ne~s and it will give us
our Duly Breed, all for III cents week.
FRANK L. BRAY.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
A Woman at the Bottom Of 1t.

/ From the Fort S,-at; Monitor.
Yesterday the police force 81 the CITY re
ceivsd the following Telegram from Pleas.
anton:
"Arrest NJ. d. Pierce, charged with muir.
dering . man at PIeassnton. Has, li,h,
complexion, ) feet . ar 10 inches high, has
u scar on upper lipl'ks a harelip sewei up
About ii o'clock last nigh. Oiiicvr Lester
met stranger at the Opera House corner,
Who s-ked HIM where Judge Lowe lived
TIE officer had his suspicious aroused. aud
asked him To so over n liildebrand X Per
rvs saloon, where they could inquire where
the gentleman lived. Once IN the salo"n
Officer Lester SAW that the man answered
the description, and icld him tn consider
himself under arrest Constable Allen was
called tn assist in escoriing the man to the
county jill. A letter Was found ON his per-
-on addressed to Hon. d. p. Lowe. written
BY a gentleman oi Nevada, vino stated that
the nearer was in trouble aud wanted legal
advice, and would be able to pay anply tor
the same.
Mr.. Pierce confessed TO shooting a man
sas, yesterday morning at IL A. m. lie
said the affsir grew out of an alteration
about young woman Oh we're both fond
81. and that he shot in s-lf defense. lie in
quired II Mr.. Stowe wss dead. and was told
that he died the same day. He also stated
th.t he did not shoot With intent tn kill.
The pri-cnrr has the appearance of being
farmer. and has unexpectedly wove =
net Of trouble around himself from which
he wiil not be soon exiricated.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
A CRAZY GREENBACKER,
Sad Case Of Alexander Anderson.

He was about six feet high, and had III
appearance Of having just returned from
long bear hunt where the brush vas thicl
He val,sed into the BAzoo Office ye.,erda
evening With:
Say! Fm u Greenb.cker and wsns q
maze ssleech il Can get crowd"
Rrl"rier-well, yell try and False yo,
crowd. Are you . politician?
Greenbacker-Oh, yes. I'm Jack OF al
trades. There. heap more in me whe.
! get going tran you think there IL.
Reporter. (poin,ing to the door,
Co"l'a'i you get ssoing right now?
Il. B.-Oh, Ill xais awhile, (iroppin,
into = ch.ir.l
IL Was not long. however, before som.
one came in and took him out. This morn.
ing. upon going into the calaboo~e, whc
should the reporter see but h;s Grernback
friend with his nose sticking between the
bars Of = cell.
ReP-why hello. my friend? VIA,
have they got you in for.
Il. B.-Well, its u conspiracy, and I an
going To get out of here, sir. I'll sue NV
brother and NJ. Gl..-cock tor fraud, sir.
RrP-What is your name?
q. B-My name is Alexander Anderson.
R@p.-Wher~ do you live?
q. BAT Dre.sien.
Rep-llow came ycu here?
q. B-My brother put me in here. lie
asked me j: ] wanted something to eat, and
] sAid yes. Then he told me to come wirh
him. followed him here and he turned the
key on me. This is nice restaurant,
amt il.
ReP.-Are you farmer?
q. B-Yes. ! farm little. aud an, jsck
"f all trades. You see I have a wre,cheti
way 81 making a Irving. I never Was .
man TO attract public attention or make
big noi-e.
RSp-Do YOU drink?
q. B-No sir. I never pu, spirit. iu.o
me that we're made BY nan.
Rrp-what did they put you in here f,,,
q. B-They ~sid Was insane. ] dare
Gun to prove I ever Committed insanity. I
an going To >ue Allen & Early ior fraud
sit; yes sir, for fraud.
Rrp-why. what have they done?
Here Mr.. Anderson went into long
rambling description IL = Law SUI, against
the Mo. Pacific r.ilr"ad for the value Il
COW that was killed ON that road in Drrs-
den.
Marshal Smith informed the reporter
that Mr. john Anderson, the prisoners
brother. broush, him there yesterday even
ing f"r safe keeping, as he is thoush, To he
dangerously ins.ne. Applicsi ion will b.
made to the proper authorities To place
HIM in the State Lunsiic Asylum at Full
ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
MASONIC.


From the ST. Louis Republican.
The NJ. W. grand lodge A. F. and A. VI
Of Missouri met in the 6i,y-~iyh,h snnua
communication yesterday morning at Free
masons hall. corner seventh and Mark
streets. All the grand o.icSSs we're pre>en,
and every living past grand master bu,
three.
The officers present were Thoma. C.
Ready. NJ. W. NJ; Noah NJ Giv-r. ID. g.
w.; Joseph ;. Brown. ;. G W.; VIM. X
Slnhbl field. j. GGY; John X. P.,.on,
acting Il T.; Rev. J. T. Barnes and Rev
Z. Z. E"od-, Il. e.; John L. VinciI. u. -;
Lee A. Hall. q, SD; George 4. Faa.hs.
b~r, Il. J. ID; George rhropr. Il. r.
The past grand worthy masters I'm attend
anc~ arr ;. ". u. Csrn-gy, or aud master in
1886 3. IS. aud who - now eishty-on~
years al agr, in strong and vigorous health.
tie Is = Resident vi Canton. Lewis county,
No.
John Rails. grand master in 1916.
DIR. Samuel II. Saunders, grand master
IN 1857 aud lS5S
John ID. Vincil, grand master in 1866
and ls6S.
Thomas f. Garrett, grand master in 1870
and 1871.
Samu-i II Owens. grand master in 1872
C..i. Ruiu> h. Anderson, grand Master IN
1873.
John ". LIKE, grand master in 1874
DIR. James Z. C.tle, grand master in
1879.
X-nophon Ryl,n.i, grand master in 1876
The past grand Masters still alive but
not present are l.. :. C".nx~ii. John H.
Turner and VIM. X. Psniek.
The grand lodge Was opened in due forEi
at ten "'cl"ck u. M aud PRAYER was .frr-d
hy Rev. inn. E Barnes. grand chaplain.
The address was delivered by 1Lo-. l..
Ready, most wor-hipiul grand MASTER. The
asid.iI,-- showed the order IN good con.iiii"n
IN the State. and presented .,sti~tir- and
GENERAL rulings ON points IL lsw made dur
ing the year.
The order !. generally in a good financial
condi'i.n. TIE sum total vi membership
i. Il coo.
The report on credentials was received
firm the COMMITTEE, showing that about
1so lodges we're represented by some 500
members.
The grand lodge was called from labor
till p. M, when on s--smhiing NJ ,;n the
report 81 memorial c.snn,i,Irr On the
death III Hroih~r Jo-~ph Foster, g. +. ".
oi ~. Louis, Was Rad by I os. 4. Garrett
aud recorded.
the annual address delivered by Grin
Root, grand orator, anu president III the
college ut C.,'r'iIr"r, Ma. was regarded ~
= very finished production.
Alter the address, the grand lodge was
called !run: labor until . 4. M. To-day.
Oa Tuesday the election Of officers for
the ensuing year will take place, comIuenc-
ing al 10 q. IN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
DIE n.

Near Lamonie, October l2,h, 1878. Mrs.
John P<rdue, nee Hughes, IN the Goth year
Of her age.
Mrs. Periue was married about one year
sgo. AID leaves sorro~ing husband and
many friends to mourn h,r un,imely de
mire. Her funeral was held yesterday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
ROYAL PP65M KME&
Absolutely Pure.

nd
this powder direct o The
fe "r hna @ much farther and much better that
oali her husband This s
Prot 0RNTH Psesaea
h2
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

If you want to build q
house, 60 to Thomas & Co. for
hardware, - he il selling low
ar than all others. If
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

W. B. Thomas & Co. sell
the Brilliant, the finest heat
ing stove made. #
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

Don't be talked into buy.
ing anything but a Superior
cook stove. If
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

Economy il wealth. Save
money by buying the Economy
Stove. If
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22


cratic, no nominations will be msde the
best man wins on November 5sh B.,ooe
Cav, Monroe, New Madrid, remi-cos.
Platte, Scott. Sioddard, Perry and Wayne.
Mr.. q. W. Carlton, the candidate in Penn
i-coi, has no opposition, nor haa MarshslI
Arnold. the present member. any oppo~iiioO
in Scott. In Texas. NJ. J. w. Price. the
nominee. is oppo-ed BY NJ. John E. Bsrnes.
who claims that Price Vas not fairly nom
mated. Both are Democrats. This county
il largely Democratic. In Douglas neither
party make nominations. There are only
shout 100 Democrats in the county, and .
isadical Is sure 10 be elected. In Mercer
Mr.. J. A. Burrows. Democrat, running ~
an Independent, is supported BY Democrat.
and GrernSsckers. There il Radical ma
joriiy oi 500 IN this county. In Putnam
A. L. Gray. Democrat. is running indepen-
dent against Mr.. II. B. Powers. Radical.
The counties in which Democratic co.,
veniions were held and no nominations
made n yet are: Adair, Benton, Carter.
Dallas, G.scon.de, Grundy, Holt. Usage,
Ozark. Putnam, Reynolds. Ripley, 81.
Louis. Shannon. Stone, fancy. Warren and
Wright. OF these AdAir. Benton, DAllss.
Gsscon.de, Grundy. Holt, Ozark. Putnam
and Warren are strongly Radical. Carter,
Reynolds. Shannon aud Ripley are DINO
cratic. Os,ge. Stone ana Wright, although
nov represented by Radicals. are very close.
Col. Palmer il running ~ Grernb.cker in
Wright c'Gniy against the Radical nominee.
and may be elected. He vas Senator in
the Twenty sixth and Twenty seventh Gen
eral Assembly, having defeated the nOto.
rious Monks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

Tho largest stock, lowest
prices, and best goods ct ". r.
Thomas & Co. 4
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
To lie Pifrons NJ the Cdrroiifoa Iasfonfcy
Tragic Incident in q Church.

Yesterday morning the congregation al
the Christian church at Lsmonie vas
thrown in great confederation by the sud-
den and painful ilIne.s Of Miss Emma
Shut, daughter If John Shut, Esq, an old
citizen Of the county. Miss Shut vac car
ried out u the church BY friends, and DR..
A. p. Snoddy called, ~ho did everything
that skill and medicine could, but all vas
Of no avail and her spirit took its fight Ia
the God that gave il in aboui one hour and
. half from the time che vas 6rs; taken.
Mis- Shut has been = sufferer for some
time vilh scrofula. but the immediate
cauee Of her death vas inflammation IL the
brain and spinal chord, which brought on
6ts, and while in the third ft she breathei
her last, surrounded by her family and
friends.
Elder Phillips, Of Ottervi:le, vas preach
ing, and dismissed the congregation shortly
after Mis- Shut Was taken i'll.
Mis s. vas . devoted christian, an
alaiabls young lady, and greatly beloved
By all vhO knew her. She said an Sstur.
day last, to friends that she did not think
she would live long. True enough, and
to-day her mortal remains we're inferred
in the Lamonte cemetery.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

This morning Mira Susanna Clutiert
mother Of Ms. Frank McCsbe, died very
suddenly At the residence Of the latter, on
the north side Of the railroad. A little be-
fore seven o'clock she wa apparently in
ber usual health, and vent 10 the door and
threw some water out, after which she va
suddeaiy taken With an attack Of paralysis
or heart disease. and died almost instantly.
Mn. Clutter Us . native Of Rock Creek
Valley, Frederick county, Virgins, where
she vas born Oct 18th, 1909. She resided
si Buncesoo. Cooper county, and has two
married daughter in this city, Mn. Frank
and Mr.. James McCabe.
The deceased vas . most amiable and
worthy woman. and leaves large number
a lriesds 70 aourn her sudden taking OF
Ths funseA will take plaes to-oosrov
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

Guns, pistols and amuni-
ton Of all kinds at W.R.Thom.
as & Co. If
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

Nominations Made By the Demo.
crato to Date.

The following are the nominations made
BY the Democrats for the legislature up to
date:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

Fresh celery ut Xaiser's. u
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

BOoSvILLE. October l4-3 pm.
West says he got the watch from his
father. eight yeas ago. 1t 10 small. gold
watch, With gold face. Ensraved on il
face Is ship and dag. Tobisa maker,
Liverpool.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

Where Did West Get the Watch t?
After the interview with Mrs. West, the
reporter telegraphed to tue authorities to
ascertain where West got the watch, how
long he has had il, ard description Of il.
The following II the answer:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22
LONELY,

and IA he had given out the idea that he
was iond of children. Mrs. Csum used to
-end her liitie daughter over to- his house
for an hour or sd whenever convenience
suited her, having not the Temo,est idea
that hr wac capable Of snch infamy.
notwithstanding the gravity Of the
charges preferred against him, this vsnera-
hle scoundrrl has the impudence to smile
and
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

~ the Democrats Tor the Legislature up
date:
Second Disirict-W.ller Young
Fourth District Daniel J. Heasieo.
Sixth D;sirict-A. M.ckey.
Eighth District Webb n. Rubey.
Tenth Diairics-A. II. Edwards.
TseIfih Disirct-L. +. Coit~y.
Fourteenth Di-trict-J. \. Bradley.
Sixteenth ID .irict-I.. ". Lloyd.
Eighteenth Disirict-J. b. Perkins.
Twentieth Districi-D u. Armand.
Twenty-second D,.irict-S. II. Hesdiey
Twenty fourth District John b. Ouch
ouqueiie.
Twenty sixth District-Samuel Byrns.
Twenty eighth District Jas. H. Walker
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Andrew-Chas. +. Booher.
Atchison-Archy =. Campbell.
Audrain-D. II. Mcintyre.
Barry ). Bryan.
Bsr,on-ELw. Buier.
BAie.-L@vi Moier,
30 inger-Roh~rt Drum.
Buchanan John Ssunden, II. N. Ra.
mey. John T. Riley.
Builer-H. A. Rutherford.
CAidwell-B. N. Dilley.
Caiiaway-Wm. Harrison.
Camden-H. H. Windes.
Cape Girarieau-Robrri H. Whitelaw.
Csrro,i-B. +. S.iier6eld.
Cass-J. :. Gro.shart.
CsJxr-Jxmrs W. O-burn.
Chzri,on-D. 5. Hammons.
Christian-Andrrv J. Clark.
Clark. W. Boulw.re.
Ciinion-A. Z. C.0k.
Cole-J. Ed. B~lch.
Ccoper-w. Z. Ewing.
Crawford-Jsmes Cruz.
Dade-W. NJ. T.gx.rt.
Davie-.-Eiij.h Hubbard.
De K.lb-lsa.c Jones.
Dent John e. Organ.
Dunkiin-J. 5 L,nx.
Franklin-J. w. Booth. r. Connolly.
lieniry-J. II. Whedbee.
Grrrne-W. G. F. Leavi,t.
Harrison-W. II. kichardson.
henry-W. H. Cock.
Hickory-Amos Smith.
Howsrd-Joe. II. Fink.
HoveIl-A. II. Livingston.
lron-JnO. w. Bergman.
Jack-on-E. X. GATES. 5. c. Rsgan, y. N.
iwyne, p. II. Tiern.n.
J.sp<r-W. J. Pollard.
J.ff.rsOn-Jaa. H. W.gEoner.
Johnson r. C. Fsrr. L. L. Tevis.
kuox-W X. McOuoid.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-10-22

letter West wrote 10 his wife:
Auctober Is 1878
Bonvilie Mo
Mrs rachel West I seat nv self to drop
you ai-S lines io let you know the present
fact Where am now and sorry to have II
to say ina, am Here god knows NV heart
And Has promis To ANGER PRAYER and hope
10 see abe,er dav to com shall be where
,m a wanted better than Here but 4 am
b~;er off ded than Here. i am not gilty OF
the dead always Thought Ia get nv living
better than TO kill aney one Would like IL
see Won il you could Come i don't know
whether you want To see me or not but
.ove you Just a. did at first And never
Shall never Shall fade A Way god Is NV
glide .nimy helper and prays to god that
may be Saved from sin that all friends
may meet ia Heaven and may meet With
them there and may T. joy NV Self with
them god show pity lord for bid that
may be reprived And shall call on god for
AZ all things that may be the cose Of NV
coming TO the cros> that i may be saved
iron, death dear Wife do one fayer for me
turn To god so that you can pray for me-
bring me 10 Their cross i cast nv Eve To god
psS"u VIZ ahSSi W sSuStdtu
me to aionger Faith hope & Charity god 50
loved the World that he gaved To his oniey
begotn son that whosover biived on him
should not perish but Have ever lasting
life HAPPY ours To see once more ilong 10 see
the day when i may he xChristian, dsy
since thl- day Is Hsp-n turn my Thoughts
now friends ne;ghbors & relstion & Wife
satisfy my standing trends love every one
more than they do me pray to god that i
NAV meet friends in Heaven
! ask every body to pray for ME
Dear rachel can you Com out TO zee me II
you can ccm com as soon as Won can tell
marian 10 com il is about a miles from "a.
mont it is not 80 far of that you cant com
so must Close by saying good BY at pres.
ent get here wensd.y next tuesday if you
can trends and relation Hive By faith
from john j West to my dear absent Vile
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-09
RAILROAD LANDS.
The Instructions of the Department
10 Local Land Officers

The Instructions of the Department
10 Local Land Officers
A circular of instruction has been is
sued by the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, uoder a recent docis.
ion of the Secretary of the Interior in
the Dudymott Gaze. and addressed to
the Registers aud Receivers of the
United States District Land Office S.
The Comm issiouer'S instructions apply
only to lands granted by the act OF July
|. 1862. as amended by the act of July
81, 1864, and act OF March 3, 1869, au
thorlzing the transfer of part of the
grant to the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. Where anS person shall APP
ply to file presumption declaratory
statement for tract or tracts not ex-
ceedlng quarter section within the
tire road shall have been completed for
more thun three years. such applicant
"AA w - 4uAAC GU ~ oAlO" tuat hC Va ohC
is duly qualified as pre- emptor. and
thereupon decaratory statement will
be conditonally received and proper
note thereof made. You will imme-
diately there sfter call upon the proper
officer of the railroad company for
statements, showing whether the lands
applied for have been sold PRIOR to the
date Of application, aud file declara-
tory statement thereof. Ii the COM
pauy shall report that the land had
been sold, the report must show the
date OF sale and name Of persons to
whom sold, and give description of
the deed or instrument of said convey
ance. On receipt of such report you
will reject the Application to file de-
claratory statement, subject to an APP
peal to this office. Ii the company
shall state that the land had not been
SO sold yon will file all declaratory
statements. and upon applications
shaving ct the proper time a full COM
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-09

pliance with the It quirements of the
presumption laws permit payment of
entry at $l:25 per acre. The following
are the railroad companies whose
grants are clearly under or subject to
the terms of the act of July /, 1862,
with date Of completion of each road,
as appears from the records of the De-
partm snt The Union Pacific Rail-
road, completed July Is, 1869; the
Kansas Pacific Railroad, completed
October 10, 1872; Union Pacific Central
branch, completed January 20, 1872;
Denver Pacific Railroad, completed
May 2, 1872; Sioux City Il Pacific Rail-
road, completed March 2, 1869; Central
Pacific Railroad. completed July 10.
1869, and the Western Pacific Railroad,
completed January 81. 1870.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-09-09
DR.. l.. j. GZAPKAY'S
Private M g die al Institute

DR.. l.. j. GZAPKAY'S
Private M e d Ic al Institute,
127 Montgomery St, opposite the
Ocesdentei Hotel. San francisco. Estab.
lished in 1854. for the Permanent Cure of
all special and ii ronic Diseases, as also all
Female Complaints and Diseases Of the
Nervous System.
YSNHE IN MENsE DESTRUCTION OF HU.
n man life annually from secret aud chronic
diseases, caused this old and reliable lnstitu-
ton tG be established first in PHILADELPHIA,
Penn, in 1850, and afterwards in San Fran.
CISCO CAL, in 1854, as private dir pensary in
order to afford he aft cted the best medical
and surgical treatment, for the above and III
other affections and co mp ANTS Consulta.
tions at tie institute or by letter, FREE.
Physical and Menlal Debility.
Vital weakness, nervousness, low spirits,
lassitude, weakness Of the limbs and back,
loss of muscular power, indisposition and in
capability for labor and study, "a weak, ax-
hausted feeling, no energy or courage palpi-
tation IT the heart, dullness CT apprehens on,
lose oi memory, aversion to society, love D1
solitude, timidity, self-distrust loss of man
hood, dizziness, headache, pal IN the side
affections OF the eye, pimples on the face,
sexual or or other infTmities in man or wo-
man, are cured by the justly celebrated ply
stefan. l.. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. ID.
His method of curing disease is peculiarly
mis- own unknown to Others) ard hence the
great success. Rheumatic affections. chronic
catarrh, diseases of the stomach and kidneys,
liver comp laints, etc, successfully treated
DIR. CZApKAY, ne Of the most successful
medical practitioners ON the Pacific coast
may be consulted con6dentially in reference
to the above and all other complaints at the
institute.
NO. A&7 montgomery ST., between Bush
and Sutter streets, San Francisco.
~ The Doctor offers Free Consultations.
and asks no remuneration unless he effects a
cure Charges moderate. Communications
strictly confidential. Medicines sent by Fx-
press. Address i j. CZAPKAY, NJ, d., Post
office Box 3i3 San Francisco, Cal.
oc29-'77 ly