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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-18
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Brown VS.. Dyer; submitted on
argument. National Bank Of Republic vs.. Alex
ander: dismissed. Myers VS.. Boyle; judgment
below affirmed. Spindler VS.. Wolf; submitted
CRIMINAL COURT-J,sdge Hagner
Yesterday. Matthew Green was tried for lar
ceny from Peter Miller, found guilty aad sen
fenced to the penitentiary for two years; Owen
Taylor, second offence of petit larceny, was
SIX months In the penitenttary; William White
alias Henry johnson, second offence OF pet,
larceny, not guilty. John Gibbs, assault with
intent to kill Kate Thurman, on trial.
POLICE COURT-.Judgc Smell.
To-day, Spencer Young and William Henry
profanity; s. each. John Doyle, assault on
Adam Jackson: S.. John Williams, carrying a
pistol; $40. Joseph Jenkins, cOlored boy
assault and battery on a white boy named
Howe Totten, hitting him In the mouth with a
stone and breaking tooth out: $40, Or so days
VIM. Truxen, loud and boiSterous: S.. Samuel
Phillips, loud and boisterous: SIS. John kluney
stealing cents from c0lored boy; s., Or Is days
Also, charged with assault on James Patten
80 or 80 days. VIM. J. King, threats to Samuel
>. Hay es; personal bonds TO keep the peace
Fanny Taylor, alias "Topsey," charged with
ARRAY In the Streets fined 81. Jacob Willis
larceny OF base ball worth 90 cents: SIS. or 1G
days. Archie Jones, petit larceny OF coat
from clothing store; three months In jail
George Il. Burbank, assault on Lewis Tapp;
800. Margaret Lpsc0mb. obscene and indecent
language In the streets; S.. Jennie Reed, loud
cent language; S.. VIM. Henry, assault and
battery on Catherine Hickey; $40. or 80 days in
jail. George Brown, presenting false pension
claim: cntfnIled under bonds
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NOTHING is more certain to cure rheumatism
ton itself.
Remember, that one Or two doses Lodils's
Headache Specific cures the worst case.
Mr.. AND MRS. P A. CoNNELL, at their rest
dsnce, eos sth street southwest, received their
mis- O'Connell, Major Urell, Capt. Barrett, Mr..
Owen Leddy, Mr.. Leonard, Mr. DAILY, Mr.
hugnes, ana many other gentlemen too numer-
her lady fliends. Mrs. Conneli looked very
SWEEP ID D1ack silk, green ribbon. with dla-
mona n9Hl stud looked dazzling at her throat. The
LADIES looked charming Each one presented
the Knights with boQuet.
CHAAoa1IE AND LIVER PILLS OR. Chandler's).
furely vegetable and taSteleSs. No Doxious
drugs: Formula on each package. All know
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart
purn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costive-
kidney affections, nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities OF the blood Csc per
package, All druggists. Principal depot, j. w.
Drew, eth and Penna. avenue. 2,11,1:
Fl. R. Fl. the Prince OF Wales has bought all
the 'BoLLlNGER" Of the 1865 Vintage as 1.-THE
finest wine that could be obtained"
SURE THING; it never falls; cure yourself
or 81. Prot. Chapin's Buch.s-p diba-a quick,
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases in male or female. 81, at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay ST.,
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 2,25-tu,th,s:
CREW Jacksons Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
PnEs.-Dr. Chandler's Pilon; sure cure for
Piles; instant relief; harmless; never falling. All
druggists; so cents. Principal depot, J. w.
Drew, 9th and Penna. avenue. 9,1O,1:
To CONSCNPTIVEs.-Many have been happy to
give their testimony In favor OF the use OF
HIbor's Pure Cod Lirer Oil and Lime" Ex-
perience has proved it to be a valuable remedy
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. Manufac-
tured only by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist Boston,
SOLD by all druggists. f,m,W
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force use
"Welles' Health Rene,cer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 2,Am,w,f
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
le1c's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhHa, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and weN-tred rem
edy; Is tents bottle.
To LADIES AND GBNTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, be is enabled to do his work Ii
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for So n. B:-Lace curtains cleaned from IS
cents up to 81 a window. Wool blankets from
So cents TO IS cents pair, by cleaning number
9 reduction In price. Specialty-Ladies party
cleaned without doing the whole garment; 81
years experience.
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A CHASTITY SrEcTACLE.-On Monday evening
man clmbed upon fence and hung himself 10
Mountain Railroad, near the station at Quaran-
tire. The next morning passengers on the
trains could see the body-a ghaStly sight-and
the authorities OF st. Louis county were notified
Of the death Of an unknown man. On Tuesday
night the dead man was still hanging from the
limb OF the tree, and yet the coroner mad not
appeared. Yesterday passengers were again
startled by vision Of the tree, with its horrible
burden, and all through the day curious visitors
came ana admired the grim determination OF
the man who had committed suicide under cir
cumstances requiring great exertion OF WILL
as the manner 10 which the hanging had been
accomplished showed; but no one, up to a late
hour at least, had disturbed the body People
in the neighborhood thought they had no right
10 interfere until the county coroner had come,
and when he would appear no one seemed q
Know The place where the man was ,.aneing
That he was fully determined to die is eydent
IRON the remarkable manner in which he ac-
ce66t cor his death, using handkerchief for
the purpose: 1t was not put around his neck,
put was, after being tied around a limb of th..
Tree, placed under his chin and across his ears
S 80 Inc ia hung yesterday, supported sngu-
fence, and his hands upon limbs OF the f+re II
ate after the commencing the work OF self-destruc.
lion MS heart had failed, it was a very easy
matter for him to have slipped tue handler
chief from his chin. The man was still hans
ing when the reporter left at one D. HI. ycstef-
day.-lSt Louis Republican, March Is.
tE-Mrs. Hicks LORD is in Georgia.
tg-Mcst of the speeches delivered at the COM
munistic celebration in New York on Sunday
Dtght were very violent in character. Justus
Schwab recited poem entitled property Is
Theft"
TEA bill making prepayment OF poll tax a
House of the Texas legislature. One member
made speech in Spanish, advocating the bill,
and said at the last election one Thousand MeXt-
cans had crossed over and voted In Texas.
eE-The Kentucky supreme court has decided
that the statute against gaming which en- abieS
person losing at faro table to recover his
losses from the proprietor, will not work the
other way, and allow the proprietor to recover
losses from forum ate players.
IE-The Patterson IN. j. clergymen have de.
cided to issue memorial to the inhabitants or
That city, requesting them not to hold any runer
ais On Sunday. The preachers complain that
In consequence OF the number OF funerals on
Sunday, they sometimes do not find time for
their meals.
0Madame Patterson, relict CT Jerome Bona
parte, King Of Wurtemberg. now 10 the ninety
sixth year of her age, has been lying Ill at her
residence In Baltimore for more than month
past, and the family have little hope Of her re.
cOvery. She Is reported TO have said years ago
that she would live TO be one hundred.
H-H. L. B. Barry, representative OF the mum
icipal department OF st. Petersburg. Is eNami-
ming the apparatus and working OF the New
York tire department, with q view Of improving
| the Russian SYSTEM
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is him." The clerk OF the court a. Louisville
sent her the divorce papers.
A recess was here taken.

Is him." The clerk OF the court a. Louisville
sent her the divorce papers.
recess was here taken.
CROWDED COURT ROOM.
As the trial proceeded, the mum ,er OF gray
and bald-h headed spectators tncr eased. AID
many of the younger members OF The bar were
forced to stand. .udge Cartier, on coming in
after recess, directed the mars lal to open
spaces in the crowd-a work re curing some
difficulty, as there were over 500 ,rsons IN the
roOm.
IA MRS. DIVERS HUSBAND IN THE CITY?
1t will be remembered that Mrs. oliver, who
sues Hon. Simon Cameron for breach OF promise
OF marriage, claims to be the widow CT one
Thos. NJ. oliver, who was lieutenant In the
Confederate navy; but according TO recent de
velopments there is some reason to believe that
she is not widow at all. Some weeks ago a
member of the bar of this city received a letter
from Kentucky tnQuiring whether or not the
plaintiff was Kentucky woman, and he
at once made inquiries which satisfied him that
she was from that state. About the same time
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Oliver, formerly of Frankfort
in that state, wrote to a member Of the Ken
lucky bar In this city making Inquiries as to
whether or not the Washington Mrs Oliver
was not the writer's wife. Yesterday this Ken
lucky lawyer was in the Circuit Court and iden-
Tined the plaintiff as the wife OF Thomas NJ
oliver. He remembered her as the wife of
InoinaS III. oliver. a salesman 10 the wholesale
dry goods house Of Bright, Harris & Barbee, at
Louisville, KY, in the early part Of the war,
and when she sued for divorce on the ground
OF lnfidellty to his marriage vows at Millers-
ourg, In that state, the Kentucky lawyer was
present. The suit She was unable to main ain
owing to her inability to prove her marriage
with Oliver, and her bill was dismissed. 1t Is
stated that since these proceedings Oliver has
not hved with her. Some weeks since the
counsel for the defence were Informed OF the
Kentucky divers claim to her and he was sent
Tor and Is now In the city, having been here
over week, and IL is believed that at the
proper time he will be produced as witness In
the case. OF course IL Mr.. Oliver is produced,
and Is shown to be her legal husband, the case
against Mr.. Cameron win fall through
A LADIES fine stem-winding hunting case
watch will be shot for this evening At the
CTeedmOOr Gallery, S13 St. NV
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FACTS
THAT CANNOT DE IGNORED.

The remarkable cures that have bsen performed
by the use OF the HOLMAN LIVER PAD within the
past few years have done more towards revolution
izing the old system OF dosing, az treatment of
various diseases than all the efforts of medical re-
formers for ages. It has proved, indisputably that
The system OF administering medicines internally az
cure for disease is, as rule, perncions. Thou
sands upon thousands are dosed to death yearly,
willing victims, from the mistaken opinion that ma
tnre calls for some powerful dose to be taken into
the stomach before she can succeed in bringing
about healthy action, and thus enable the various
organs to perform their proper functions 1t is u
mark OF progress and matter of rejoicing that this
remedy, which illustrates principle as old as Hip
pocrates, is being SO generally used and recon-
mended.
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANIES rem.
edies, which are the sole exponents of the CURE By
ABSORPTION as opposed to- DOSING, have been
proved the cheapest and Most E5ectnat Rsne.iu ,o,
all Diseases arising from Malaria or q Disorderei
Stomach Lieer, and it is well known fact tina.
nearly ali the diseases that attack the humaa body
can be traced, directly or indirectly to these two
organs.
The PAD e1erts a Prompt and Specific Influence
nIoH the System, and Remoues the Poisonous Germs
Which Earalize It's Action, and Restores Il Normal
Condition Of Health in q Manner 1bsosutefy Non.
derJtl.
1t is known by actual experience that there is no
disease that attacks the youth adult of both
that can eDea be 9roditied by the use Of drug, bu
that can be acted on in far more satisfacto.y and
permanent manner by the HOLMAN LIvE. PAD
Co.'S REMEDIES.
NUMBERLEss CASES. FINALLY ACKNOWLEDGMENT
TO BE beyond THE REACH OF NEpiCrSE HAVE
BEEN SAVED UNDER THE MILD ACTION or THESE
REMEDus ALONE.
From a Leadinp Baltimore Merchant.
Previous to tho application OF the HoLMAs LIVER
and until had about given up al h oia Of
s:%ssa R4p :! qs Gss
now mSse fe fe we a1
cat good snbst.ntta hearty feed ana fse symp
4 Plumbers Story.
sssn
ston ach and indigestion, with almost continual
With il head have sosS your 90 r rsn
% sSr fhre s ery drEns which Lave
eat 9t lin that is and have had mad
may find relief through this testimoa:: crate
PSI Druid Hui avenue, baltimore.
Consultation FREE and SOLICITED at ouf Office, or
by mail. giving full description of your case.
Tie public is earnestly cautioned against I,rirA.
TIONs and SPURIOUS ARTICLES.
For FURTHER information as to diseases reached
by the PAD and its AUxILIAnIEs. consult our ram
phlet. Address
RINGWALT Il HALL, Agents.
8. 4. CORNER 9TH AND STREETS,
Washington, d. G.
n Lazy Physician in Attendance.
Once Eonrs; a. M to =. m. marl2eotr
310Sn profits ON Is days investments OF 01nn
ViZJO In Union Pacific, February l8 0iVU
Proportional returns every week Oh Stock OPTIONS OF
&2o $50 $1O. $500. Onaetl Reporte
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March IS, 1879.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemcnts, &C., Tonight.
National Thedter.-' The Comedy OF Errors, "
Robson & Crane.
Ford's Opera House." Pinafore."
TAedter Co4atque.-May Fisk'S blondes, and
specialties.
Congregational Church.-Lecture by Dr.. Mayer
CnS.BrainS or Buncombe."
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DRY GOODS

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Beautiful Dress Goods l6c
Beautiful Dress Goods (wooD, nc
Beautiful Dress Goods (WooD 25c
Atwood Bunfines. Csc.
Anwool Debeges only 25c
Ingram CARPETS, Is, 80, 81 So g. 75c.
30, 60, 75c. e~'s's
Atwood Black Cashmeres Soc
White Counterpanea, from Soc
Calico 81, 4, AZ and ~. oolors warranted
Hercaje, yard-Wioe, &C.
Hamburg Kmbroidery. 2, s.As,6 z, s,s,lo,l2isc.
Immense stock Of Spring Carpets juaf roootv06.
from Csc mp.
q. Il TOW0ON
030 Pa. o0eosA.
mArl56 f0Outh side) near 7th c
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CITY ITEMS.

"pApHR, SIR7 No charge, II you don't ind
Dr.. Butts Cough Syrup in It.
PROFESSOR DoNNELLY gives private lessons
daily from 10 to 3, and to in the evening, ut
his rooms, T19 Market Space
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srR,HG CAKPETs, new stock, IS, rs. 30. 81. 30.
eA Is cents. at Towsons, 6s6 Pa. ave-, south
Size, near eth.
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FIkE.-The alarm at O'Clock last night was
Tor IRE IN house corner 1lth and w streets
northwest, owned and occupied by William f.
slater, cOlOred. Damage, $500
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u SPECIAL BAR4AINN
LADIES' slk embroidered (woycn seams) Baihr1g.
gan Hose, Is; Beautiful Linen Lawns
IAdiee' nne quality colored borde,ed Handler
chiefs, 20; Beautiful Pacific Lawns, ~.
Floor Oilcioth. 81; Pure eik and wool Dama0e
Black Grenadines. 81
Black Cashmeree. pure wool. 80. So. rs.
Cloth for boye' wear, pure wool. 80.
Pure Linen Table Dalnask, 81.
Pure wool BuntinRs IN all colors. both ainQ1e and
double w,ath- CAETEk'6. 7il Iarkoe Spa0A
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SILKS
Black Silks, rs up TO 81; Coler.d Sss, s. MP to
el50; Striped Silks, g. Our 81 and $L25 Black
Silks are the best and cheapest ia ihis city.
Piano Covers, $50 10 $l3
Nottingham Lace, for curtains IS up to q.
mSrl2fr
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CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE.

ASH DIZZY GOODS HOUSE.
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED IMMEDIATELY.
WITHA VIEW TO IMPROvIS3 QUE eTORR
O.. Our q sg Black Silh q 81 40 Our e1S Bnok
Sik q 81 ID. Our 81. 26 Black Six ct ol2o. ne
CANT Black and White Striped SIX. Sc. ls0 whtfe
Spresds, extra large and heavy. worth eco, 6
&1.19 Ito White Spreads Ct 81, very cheap. Ono
Csc Corded Pigue. former price &C., Ct 8 One caso
104 BleacheA Peguot 6heeting By the piece, e "a
TO Csc Best Cotton and Wool bunting ct l1Na
Large lot Of Parasols ana Sun Umbrellas 5us tn We
First ., Xare. ,e,n LUTTRELL Z MIM1
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QUE CITIZENS should bear In MIND that this
- poeatlyely the closing week of the silver
plated ware. Sale at No. 1913 Pa ave-
hrooo1oSo
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A SURE THING; it never falls; cure yourself
or 81. Pref. Chaptn's Buchu-paibG-a quick,
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay ST.,
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 2,25-tu,th,s:
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UNDOUBTEDLY the doors of the finest and
largest mercantile house In Washington will be
tnrown open to the public tomorrow, the COCA
Messrs. A. Saks Co as they have extend "a
an invitation TO the public to be present, we
advise them TO avail themselves of fl.
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To CoNsUAPTIvEs.-Many have been happy to
give their testimony In favor OF the use OF
" Wi!bOr's Pure Cod Lirer Oil and Lime" Ex-
pertence has proved it to be valuable remedy
for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria. and all
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Manufac-
tured only by A. Il. W1lbor, Chemist, Boston
Sold by all druggists. f,m,w
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CHEAP CARPETS AND DRY GOODS
Inerain qarpets Is. so. 81, IS. toc
Atwood Ingram Carpefs, Doe up.
8e1t Tapestry lnRrains, S5c
Best Tapestry Brueeela, 20, rs, $50 as IN r<vaea
Our q.rPst 'tock 70 Be closed ont and 6srs.ins en-
Table Linens, 20, rs. 81, Soc, worth Toe v.rd -,>
hsd 1SScdered Double DAmssk Napkins. iOc.. vortS
Az Linen Towels. 8, 9, 10 y, loc, worth o. mora
III III Sooos very cheap. &c. yard u. hne gooda
0iack cashmercs. Black and coiored silks, cheap
IT n. SAU6AN.
.nsLH-Q Joy Market 0O03o,
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CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. I'll

PnEs.-Dr. Chandler's Pilon; sure cure for
Piles instant relief; harmless never falling. All
druggists; 80 cents. Principal depot, j. w.
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue. 21O1:
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Fl. r. Fl. the Prince OF Wales has bought all
the 'BoILlNGER" Of the 1865 Vintage as 1.-The
finest wine that could be obtained"
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A LAR01 ASSORTMENT OF aOLD AIp
SILVER WAT0K8. N kKHa. LADrn
AND 50XF uxa At v1RY MODERATE
pRIOlA
..v l. ". CALI. BRo, q %,
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GolD-SulzD bracelets. At Pnggs, On avenue. /
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IN ORDER to secure q prompt and thorough
delyery OF mails, the cooperation of citizens !.
bis office complete list of all the Inmates az
their respective residences likely to receive
mail matter, and further, to keep the Office an
vised OF all removals and changes OF address
promptly uDOn occurrence
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
OUR "TRIP.

Last week our editor went on eD excursion to the southern part of our Territory. At
 MARICoPA
 He was more than pleased at the marked improvement in the general appearance of the place, since his last visit May 15. The people seem all contented and happy, iudgin g from the expression ot their counte nances, and the hustle and confusion we met with everywhere, would indi- cate that Maricopa Is destined in no distant day to be one of the most prosperous towns in Arizona. The principal houses in Nalicopa, in a commercial line are those belonging to Col. James Barney, Capt. Earring ton, Buckalua & Ocnoa ana Bennett, Block < O., all of whom are doing a large business, and speaks highly of the future business of the town. Already there is established large lum Der yard belonging to the Ma deria Plume Company of Fresno county, California, and superintended by MT. Champlin, whom we found 70 be courteous and genial gentle man, and one well calculated to do q thriving business. \ barbers hop with an elegant bathroom attached, is one ot the features Of the town, where you can get shaved and clean cd and made happy after experienc- ing the pleasures of one of those whiriwinds, which every one is ac- customcd to see there. The princi- pal public house has been recently opened by Messrs. Wood & Smith, both experienced in the art of run ming a hotel properly, and celebrated for the good table they always man age to set. Both are agreeable fel- lows, and well deserve the patronage of those who have occasion to visit Maricopa. One of the principal fea- lures of the hotel is the fine bar-room attached, where a genial son of the Emerald Isle. named O'Reilly, who is an expert in mixing fancy drinks, is always ready to refresh his custom CTS with iced cold drinks. The hotel contains fifteen rooms, all neatly fur nished, and the general surroundings are calculated to make the guests happy. Mrhlein, our oldtime friend is still in the hotel business, and we are glad to see that he retains q good deal of his old customers. The rail- road stationlagent, Mr- Wood. and his assistants; also General WillcoX's nephew, and his assistant, Mir Van dervort, who have charge of the Ouartermaster's station at this place, are obliging gentlemen and are ever willing to give the traveller all the information in relation to their de pertinent. Everything looks we'll and there is scarcely douht in our mind but that Mariccpa will be the finest town except of course. ,..Phenix,) at no distant day. in the Territory.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
DR. SPINNEY. NO. IT, KEARNY STREET, Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.

YOUNG MEN "HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM " the effects of youthful fnllies or iudis- erection. will d. well t0 avail themselves of this the greatest bocr eyer laid the altar nf suffering humanity. DR. SFINNEY will guarantee to ferfeii $50 for every case or seminal weakness private disease of any kind character which he undertakes and ails to cure.
 NIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There many at the age of thirty tn sixty who troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting or burning sensatiod. and a weakness of the system in manner the patient cannot account for On examining the urinary de pOsits a rory sediment will often be found and sometimes small particles Oi albumen will appear. or the color will be of thin milkish hue. again changing to dark and torpid ap- pearanre- There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the ca-se. which is he second stage of seminal weat ness Dr. $ will guaranfee perfect cure in all such cases. and hsalihy restoration of the geniio-urinary organs
 Office en p-l0 to and to g. Su days from 10 t"54 n. Consultation free. Thor ough eu mi aation and advice. S5. Call CT sdaiess. DR SPINNEY & CO.
 Nc. II ke2rny street. San Francisco.