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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25
By Green j. Wiso, Auctioneers,

SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE RIAL PROPEKTY-By virtue Of
n decree of tho Corporation CCutt for thu city OF
Ale1andris Va, rendered At lts Juno term,
1878, in tho su. of Allen and others vs. Nc.
Weigh. tho undersigned, com nissloneTs thnr"ln
II, med, will soil by public suction. on oATUN N
DAY June 9th, 1850, u. L. O'clock III IN lr"nt
of the entrance to tho CoUss room. On Fairf,1
STREET, in the city OF AleX.nGris Va, tNa lot.
lown! < property, TO vii:
No i. Ths large and valuatle BRICK
DW.;LLiNG and LOT OF GHUU ND, situ,-
ted on the N. 4. c9rno: OF g AsspE an C.m'
eron ST. eets. ..-
no 3 1hovalusble TWO STORY BRICK
DWELL ING Oiniug No On the east.
These Id ssabovo descriord are particularly We'll
located for residences baing in tho cGntro 1f Tho
city and CO. avunient 20 railroads, boats, market
&c &c.
Terms ofS, 10: AS much C.sh as will pay tho
costs of sui: an 1 s,ls, snd tho resdu, i'll thtec
equsi inslalme: Is in / and yoars; tho nego-
table notes Of IT, purchasers, with intero! lc m
day Of sale TO b.. taken for the deferred pay
men,s, and tho tito to be retained until tho
wholu Of lha purcu, So money Is paid:
g W. " aTrLE5, TnarnS CSmm'5s' aF sl,a
/ my3 cots
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l have lust resumed nv

FISH PACKING BUSIN KISS
At NO. 81 CORPORATION FISHWHARF,
where will bo prepsted to furnish all kinds o
POTOMAC FISH,
fresh or aslt at tho shortest noilco. l solicit
your patronage especially my old customers
and guarantee that my past reputat on shall be
faliy sustained. ---..
All orders from tho country promptly atterd d
ed to, and on as good terms as ifthe pseties were
present. Respectfully yours.
4. ap6.d&twtf S. j. REED.
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FISH DEALERS.
FISH

FlsH' FISH, FISH
Having completed cur arrangements for the
season of 1880 Wo are now prepared to I'LL all
orders at tbs shortest noics for FRESH and
SALTED POTOMAC FISH.
To dealers we would say that our brand hs:
always stood No in our market and we in
tend to maintsin our former reputation. We
ship fish packed in ico 80 that persons ordering
can depend on getting them fresh. All orders
entrusted 10 US will receive prompt attention
Our iiah house is No. l Corporation fish wharf
and stalls Nos =, 3 and City Market
Mr. w. Il. SMITH is now engaged with us
and will attend TO all orders entrusted to him.
RrT-2m GEO. y. PRICE & 60.
MJ OTICE.
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Hteamera Of this line will run as follows:
L.7UE. OF TIE EHAE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 80 o'clock p.m.; returning, loave
Norfolk on alternate days at 400 p. m.
This staunch iron steamer has juat boen paint.
od throughout, staterooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is ths hsndsomest as we'll as the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con-
nec.Ion with tho New York and Boston steam
ars; also connects with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PlNEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fare. lrst class 81; round trip 81 81.
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The stesmers Of this company mako connec-
lions at Norfolk for Boston and all points East :;
at New York with all points West and North
wost and at Alexanlra with Virginia Midland
Railroni and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rates given and (reigh! handled caro-.
fully ard promptly. For further Information
apply to .... Il. A REED, Agent,
.. Jlhhey's wharf.
SAM u Ell BACON PrusiL Mt.
OGicn undor Nail. Metrop. Bank,
sop 27-tf Washington, - g.
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STEAM EEsH.
STEAss EgsH.
1880 srtrso roTeHAG T on ! { co 1890
Steamer
GE Jorge LIE A RY

" EORGE l. r. A RY
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
AhEAANDRIA, VA. AND NORFOLK,
VA, CALLING AT P1NEY POINT and
POINT LOOKOUT going and returnirp
On and after Monday. March 10th, lSSi, the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White,
commander, will resume her route between tho
above ports.
From ALEXANDRIA, A Hooe's wharf eyerv
MGNDAf and WEDN ESDAY, at t p. nj.
and every SATURDAY at 61 p. m.
y, From NORFOLA. Campbelps whsrt every
4 p. m.
Arriving at other port early next morning.
:, During the past winter tho Leary has been
thoroughly over hauled. newly painted, carpet
o. upholstered and put in nice order. Her
oWGors pledge the public cleanliness, o Grst class
table and courtesy and attention from the officers
and servants of the boat. Tickets rates, inlor-
nation, state rooms. &c, furnished by
T. b. HOOE, Agt., Aloxa., Va.
b. +. DODD, Agt., Wash, ID, G.. NH Off
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NEW MADRAS GINGuAMS, best quality
l2ic; present value l52.
NEW PRINTS. latest spIing styles.
BUNTINGSl BUNTINGSl Juiliard's best
all wool Buntings s.! 25c; present value 3ltc.
BLACK CASHMERES positively st old prices.
rRETZFELDER j. co.
NH . ldl King street.
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pAKNERS HOKSA' and CATTLE POW
ID DEK-This powder is invaluable for tho
cure of Distsmper, Clan, 'era, &c; the use Of
which will secure to the Al, nal healthy n
dition of the blood. will Imw I'VE tho appetite.
aid digestion. and render tho. system perio ;tly
healthy aad thrifty. For sslo b..
WAKEFIELD SC HALL,
mh;2 Corner Prince and -irflx sts..
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MEESES'iNAE.
DRY GOODS,


NM. pEAoEESTS TEKSs SUMMER PAT
Msy nth. 1ss0-Wo received today SUP
pLEMENT TO PORTFOLIO. Call and get
Catalogue and Supplement-.
D. +. BRASHEAR,
Il. i. Hoomts. No. 100 King street.
Alexandria. Va.
pLACk GOODS A SPECIALTY-Our
O stock Of Black Goods is complete, and our
sales hsvu becn large. Wo sell good goods AT
low prices
myll d. +. BRASHEAR.
NEN'S AND BOYS GOODS.
Monlsy May Sd. 1880.
Just received full lines of Cloths. Cassimere5
and Tweeds. Gsuzo Shirts and Suspenders.
CUFFS and Collars, Gloves and Half Hose, Crs-
watts in great variety, Wamsutt. Shirts; also 50
dozen more of those .DeVonshiro Towels at S;S
per dcZar, together with a full stock of Table
Oil Cloths, Wine Cloth, Napkins, Crash, Quilts,
'' ~ ~ b. r. RRAsHEaR
II. B. Hoomos. No. 100 King street.
m33 Alexandria, Va
pLACk CASHMEHES and BUNTINGS.
Tuesday, April 2O.h. 1889
We have just received another invoice oil lnose
fE.rs chesp Black Cashmeres. all wool. at SOC :;
kol Bunting. extra quality, 25c; double width
Bunting, extra heavy, zoe; Black French Bunt.
irgs very choap, GOc; also beautiful Ties for
laules Hamburg Edgings and lnsertings; full
assortment Of Kid Gloves spring shades; Ladies
Collars and Cuffs; Black Cashmere Shswls; full
line White Goods; Ladies' Gsuz, Vests Table
Oil Cloths Stair Gil Cloths, Linen Lap Robes,
&c. sc
D.F. BRASHGAR,
L. b Hoonos. No 100 King street.
syn AleLsndris, Va.
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LOCAL TRAINS.

4or hlor"ndcis : 20, . ard L n. H.. and 4 20,
% ~, ard II 30 =. III. SHnaay nt !, and IL
- .. m AZ! r. n.
I'nns iosyc A!cxardria for Washington, GOO
$40 md 10 8. L.. snd >. S, and p. N. and
t. night.
1g s@ntay nt ;. co anJ 10 s. IN. and and O5
? n.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, vis
Q&sn.ico and Richmond, will leave Aleran.
"r'S .. 30 s. n. daily and b 10 y. IN. daily
- e&c@H. Sunday.
/ ch"ts and information can bo procured ),
principal railrosi stations and ticket otfc'
Southeast. l.. I. FARMEE,
Gen'l Passenger ARont
F"AAN THOMSON
Goanral Manager nov29
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ESOR RENT-HOUSK No 35 Cameron st.,
n betwoon Fairfax and Loo. Apply
spS-tf }. Ii. ID. SMOOT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

HOUSEkEEPEKS' WAL
- = Il. door stain, Paints, ready mired, OF all
C.>I'"i cnlors Calcicske and hlabsstins tor col
,,'ng inside walls and ceilings; Insect Powders
=, u Blow Guns for using the powder; Poisons
:, several KINDS for killing rats, mice and
'aca"s. Sold by ....
mlH ES. LHADBEATER s. BRO. =.
SN$IANT RELIEF FOR HEADACHE ard
NEu hA! !,GlA, Earache. Toothacho ard
ii,T1,",nlms!lsm, 1,,l by using CSQSBf'S FIVE MIN
~" CURE. For external use only. frlce
'H"'tY-Iv" conts per bottle. -..
JANNEY 4 CO. Druggists,
Ja = ~ ard l52 King street.
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1880 GREAT 1880
PENNSY LVANiN ROUTE

To THE NOKTH, W EST & SOUTHWEST
DOU6Lh TEhGR,
H-EEL RAILS, SPLENDID seen KhH
khGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
]anusry 6. 1880.
7 sins leave Washington f-om depot oi Kb !.
TlhOKE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
nor Of Sixth and L 81 An.a, ss follows:
+: rhisdcphia, Now York and tho Eaat 3 10
An. and 80 D. III. d.ily cxcCp. Sunday, sud
2.i5 y. N. dsiiy, with Palace Cars. i.iu,
tod Exprosa OF Pullman Parior Cars 0.30 q.
an. daily. except Sunday. FOR Phi!ad.lih.
IL AM, except Sunday and 5.3n p. III. daily.
For Pltshurg and tho Wust IT,. n. IN daily, wrS
i'srlor Cars 81 iit.shurR; TAO y. m. uaiiv
with islsco Car ~ Chicago.
f,r C1uandMigna end tho North, G Cd n. III ,
except sunday and 7.i'i T.. m. daily, except
Saturday, with fslead Gar Canandaigua.
- Watkins, 1910 y, III. daily except Sun.
lay
For Baltimore, 6 IA, s.i0. Q. 80 and la.tO u. H.;
t;D, ! III. An. $50, 7.IO and 9.i3 y. III.
na Sunday, 1910 q. IN; go, 7.AD anI ?.I6
,. ~.
to7 ropo 3 Creek Line, i 10 q. II. anl 20 p. m.
laiy except Sunday.
for Anhapoiis lna m. and 70 y n. dall =,
r1TcI: sunday.
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fs&SEEebABH. e
'GTQN b OHIO RAILROAD

-rNNGH AHEANGEMENT-Two Trains
.a.y t@Xrep: Sunday between Alexandtis
-. Eo.nt EIh. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-25

HOSEl HOSE HOSE Wo arc In recep.
IL ofa Lice line Of Rubber Garden Hose; al
80 Pipos and Extra Couplings and Fastening
for same. Call aud examine tho Faten. Reei
iCr holding tho hose.
MCLEAN & UHLER
arl9 7G King street.
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OSlERY-Over 100 new patterns, showing
Al tho largest and best selected stock in the
city. .....
DRESS SHIRTS-A full assortment; also 'he
now patterns Of Collars and Gulf. ....
KID GLOVKS. LACES, RIBBONS and
SCARFS.
Spt cial attention paid to GENTLRMEN'S
NECk EAR. Constantly receiving AL tho
nowest designs offered t. first class city trade
GERMANTOWN and SAXONY WOOL
and ZHPHYR WORSTED. -
SUM hER UNDERWEARf for ladies, gents,
misses, boys and infants; 3 largo assortment
prices 2Oc 10 So
COKS EIS can b seoR at SOC, 75c, 81, ST. IS,
81 dO and 81 per pair. several now makos IN
Corsets added 10 stock; ladies aro invited to c1-
anime samo.
BUTTOHH. Braids, parssols Spool Silks,
Towels, Napkins. roI;cr Knltling Cotton. Pics.
Needles, Comhs, Belts, Suspenders. Thread
Gloves, Soap, Pcrfnmtry + nj p new so,cct;oa of
Jewclry.
apl7 Z. NJ. ADAMS, o. King st.
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DAT TRAPSl RAT TRAPS We have
II lust rece4yei lot Gf- Wilhite's Noissless
Self. Setting Kat and NJ Mouse Traps Call and
eTsmine. MCLEAN s URLER,
mv3 76 King street.
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EADING LINES, of Cotton, Sssl. Manila
IL and Jute Rope, at low prices, n, 8S King
street.
my4 --- j. y. .CkHl6H'ON &c SON.
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ON BBLS KlVERTON LIME.

w
Ne have jus! received fresh supply Of this
Inc nd can with confidence recommend il.
d very superior article in all particulars. and
We guarantee satisfaction in all cases. Try it,
a"1 You vii! never uae any other kind. Fer
s'.,o by GED WASBINilTON
nh cant
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IAWN GRASS SEED-Tho celebrated Eng-
IL lish Lawn Grass Seed that wa have boon
selling for many y.srs; tull supply just rc'
ceived
ap22 s. Liza DBEAihh 10 hNO-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
caaraeser Reading. by the Nose.

< Prescott savant, who has examined the pictures in the Graphic, relating to various shaped noses, and read the peculiar traits of character that each nose denotes, is in- elined 10 add another to the list, which other noseologisis have overlooked. He has observed that in an almost intermInable law suit. in the various Prescott tribunals, the two parties litigant have noses shaped very much alike. Notably so iR the promi- hence of the bridge, or middle portion, and in gentle drOepat the outer end.
 The prominent bridge, as all sayans agree, he says denotes determined wIll.n But the new feature he has discovered is in the droOp, which he asserts denotes determined vW mol" Two such noses, pitted against each other in a law suIt, denotes good times for the lawyers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28

Toe people Of Pima County, who are, and always have heen jealous cf Yayapai. are making every effort possible to procure the removal of Headquarters ofthis Department 10 Camp Lowell, place in every way unfit ald lily adapted. IL viii do them little gess, we imagine, as the Government will hardly transfer 1t from a suitable and proper locaFien to enc So lily adapted as Lowell, just 10 please tew greedy growlers.
 SALE oyF-We are informed by Mr. J. Lane, of Sycamore Greek, that the trade between him and Mr. D. R. Poland for the cattle is of, Mir Poland refusing to take tlieln unless delivered at This place on the Aaaa Friz, 10 which Mr. Lane in;erposes an objection. claiming that such was not the contract. There sas no one injured by the failure of the sale, and therefore ali hands should be satisfied.
 $2o.000 FOR THE McDEI. MIxE--The deeds uert signed, transferred and placed on record this morning for the Model mine in Peoples valley. Major Dake gave the decd to Governor Powers, and in return re- oeivca money and notes to the amount of S9o,000. The Model is one of the best poor  nan's mines in the Territory, inasmuch as it pays from the surface down. With small mill on or near this property is will pay back to the present owner the purchase money within sixty days.
 A delegation from old Chin -chia-cum's camp on Salt River, opposite ihe Tempe settlement, pad their respects to the MINER office to-day. They were in search of old clothes, oi which VIC hac an abundance on hand, aud gladly donated 10 our friends com fort. They espiea the ink barrel, imagined it good paint in time of peace, and ex pressed their desire for small quantity. They were m this accommodated, as we di- fccted the Devil to apply geOdly quantity, with the brier, on each, when they departed well dressed, we'll painted, bearing a copy of the MINER ip each pocket. There is hope for these angel demons yet. Printers ink has great effect on the human race.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
Obituary.

The subject of the following notIce, which is handed us by his friend, Dr. Mckee, Med ical Director of this Military Department, IS taken from the Virginia Medical Monthly, Dr. McPhall was stationed at Fort Whipple as Post Surgeon, for short time, two or three years ago, and was well known and much respected here:
 Dr. Benjamin Grigsby McPhail, Acting Assistant Surgeon United States Army, and Post Surgeon Fort Gibson, Indian Territory, died March 10th, 1880, after protracted iliness. Dr. McPhail was born in Scotts- vile. Albemarie county, Va, November 18th, lS44, md received his education iu Norfolk-teaching school for awhile. Fol- lowing the bent of his inclination, he came to Richmond in 1860, and entered the drug business as clerk, and rising rapidly, be- came partner in one of the most success fui drug stores in the city.
 At no time in his life robust and strong, his heath suffered greatly from the copfine- ment incident to the nature of his occu- patton. Turning his attention to medicine, he graduated with great distinction in the Aedloal College of Virginia, in 1870. After a successful practice of his profession in this city for three years, where he attained many honors, and amongst them the po- sltions of Deputy Coroner of the city of Richmond, ard Lecturer on Maieria Medica and Therapeutics, in the Medical College of Virginia, being still pursued by i'll health, he resolved to remove to the Far West, and with that end in view, accepted position in tho United States Army, which he held, with the exception of occasional visits home, till the day of his death. During this time, in addition to his regular duties as surgeon and officer of the army, wieId- ing with the greatest ability his pen, he made valuable and rich contributions to general and medical literature, which gained for him an enviable reputation as writer.
 Of popular and engaging manners, he was honored, respected, and loved by those sbo krew him best. 4 ripe scholar, tal- en7ei and gifted physician, true, noble and a generous friesd, hIs loss will be mouned and deeply felt by all
 C. T.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
Each child. 50 7a, l6a-loOo.
We are pleased to note the revival of bus

We are pleased to note the revival Uf busi- ness up the river, for it means a revival also in our trade at home. Within the last ten days Agent Knapp has received over two hundred and fifty tons offreight to 90 up inc river; consistin z of merchandise, mining machinery, and supplies of all kinds. This added to the large amount of freight re- eeived at the depot daily for our merchants, makes lively times for Knapp. Thursday, The s0;h, he sent up the Gila, loaded with Go tons of freight for Mohave and way land
 iucs. On the 2sth the Nohave is advertised ,a leave for Fl Dorado Canyon. Already sixty ioas of mining machinery to go mp on her has arrived, and forty tons of way freight
 s waiting. Also steamer will probably leave on the 10 th of next mouth.-SentjRel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
MONDAY

Attention is directed ts the new lad" oi Geo. Ah Fat t Co, in to-day's issue Boerd S per week.
 Get your Boots and Shoes at the only rec ular Boot and Shoe store in Prescott A. J Mason's, next door to the Arizona Rank.
 Joseph Melvin wants to lease his ranch for term of two years. Here is chance for some one who hss ,be ',gitup and git" in him.
 Col. Digelow has been out to Groom creek looking at the mining interests in that sec ton and tells US ths; tLere is the great cen ter of attraction just now.
 George BecLers purchased from Mr. De lany, of Kirkland valley, today. 50 head of fine stock cattle al SIS per bead RTe hear that Mr. Delaney, with his family. will re- meTe ts Washington Terri;ory 0g Oregon.
 The two houses of worship. Catholic and Methodist, were well filled lsst c.an;ng The cholr az tae Catholic church formed quite an attractive Fart of iLe cXc5cises, some eiSat or tea persons tGkia.r ra5t ia the singing- Tue organ was under ;ae skl.ifu. management of Mrs. Stahl.
 Several delegations of "Yc E-d Man were persEDu.aling our streets. asIevs and back yards Co day picking up old clothes. winch they rGcc,eted in finding in roodly quantities. not clean. of course. brst just m . condition 10 suit the Idea of an ionest ia-asea Iadi22.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
Apporzonnent.

The Territorial Board of Education made the quarterly apportionment ofschool funds yesterday, which is particularly large, Pima taking the lead, followed by Ysvapai. The following Is list of the counties and ths amount allowed each, for which warrants sere ordered drawn:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28

John F. Wheeler, the Mendocino county, California, murderer, sentenced last week by Judge PIessly to be hung on the 2d of July, has lodged the moose by ending his fife in prison by poisou, furnished him by h s wife, who was permitted to visit him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28

Mrs. J. s. Cone, Mrs. \ P Fuller and Mrs. C. Hammond have becu elected School Trustees of Antelope district, Tehama County, Csljfnr,ss-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28
DR. SPIN N E Y
No. II I1EAREJEY STREET, -eats all Chonio and Special Diseases

Treats all ChOnIc ana special Dlseases
 YOUNG MEN
 IVHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFF " fects of youthful foes indiscreon, viii vel O aysii themselves of this The greatet boon laiC sf the altar of suGenrE humanity. DR. SPINNEY vii guarantee 70 forfeit @ For every of seEnInel weak ness private disease Of any kia or character Ehcl he undertakes and fails Co cure.
 MIDDLE-AGE MEN.
 There many ct the age thirty to sixty who ar, troubled with too faueHI evacuation of the hladds of5en accompanied by si gn suaring burning sstiOn, and a weakuess Of syzeIn a manner u.t patent czuno: account fc=. On examining the riuars deposits ropy sediment Will often be found and some times small particles of SIhunen will appear cool will be of thin miikish hue, again changing to dArl and torpid appeAranoe There many vho sie oi this difficulty irc-.- tof @ cause which sne second stage of seminal weakness. pr. S. will guAI per. feet in all such Cases and healthy torssior oi the gentle urinary organs.
 OFFICE HoUEs-i0 to and to 8. Sundays from lC to II A. Consultation free. Thorough examination and aayioe, S. Call or address,
 DB. SPISNET k CO.,. Juse7dkwiv No. il keArney St.. Ssp ~rzucisco P. s. To private diseases of short standing. ful course of medicines. sufficient for cure with all in- sructons, will Oe sent to any address receipt of sIO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-28

passing unobseryein in the urine. and many other dis eases that lead 10 in sanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE ii agree to forfeit SJ00 for case Of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and tresInent) will not cure, for anything impure injurious found in f. Dr. Aintie treaes all Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Con surStion free Thorough examination and advice, in- cpding analysis of urine 8. Price of Vital Restora- tive, S bottle, four times the quantity, Sl0; sent to any address upon receipt of pr-ce, c, O. D.. cure from observation and in private name fl desired