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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-21
"Madeline Winters! Where were you

Madeline Winters! Where were you
born?" asked the Judge.
Gin Kansas City, sir" was the reply.
Elm Kansas CityW echoed the court,
in a voice of still deeper gravity than
before. And what was your mothers
maiden name, do you know"
Madeline Moses, SIR" responded
Lena.
MADELINE Moses! My God!-my
God! She was my sister,
And Judge Moses, overcome with
emotion bowed his head on the desk
while torrent of tears flowed down his
face.
Just as the crowd, in obedience to
the dictates of delicacy, were emerging
from the police court, to let uncle and
niece indulge the sacred joy of mutual
recognition, Jim Dawson appeared at
the door, having just returned from his
prospecting tour in Eureka, and, with
an innate sense of propriety that did
honor to his acquiantances, who were all
rejoiced to see him, was quietly per-
mitted to join his relatives inside.-San
Francisco Aryonout.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-21
Interesting British Statistics.

Ireland has decreased in population
since 1865 more than quarter of a
million, and the marriages have de-
creased by 5000. In the same time
the population of the United Kingdom
has increased from 1885,, 908 to 3d.
5O5,O43. While pauperisn has de-
creased in England and Wales from
971 900 to S47 900, and in Scotland from
121,0OO to $1,000, the returns from
Ireland show an increase from $4,000
to 100000. In criminal returns, Scot
land, with little more than three mil
lions of population in 1865, furnished
1896 convictions for serious offenses:
and in 1880, with half million more
possible offenders, 1000. In Ireland,
with diminishing population, the con,
victions were respectively 1851 and
2,207. Ireland is thus proportionately
far less criminally disposed-at least as
far as serious crime is concerned
than Scotland, if we are to judge by
the number Of convictions. But, on
the other hand, out of 1909 persons
committed for trial in Scotland, 5000
were convicted; while in Ireland the
proportion is 1868 to 2,207. This con-
t1StoV, VIC Ch1l SCitlCclJ uOuOI, k'OAAAe0 w
great evil in the political state of
Ireland. AS to the other indications of
progress in civilization it may be noted
that whereas, taking an average, each
inhabitant Of England and Wales re-
ceived % letters III 1865, 81 in 1879: in
Ireland the increase is from 10 to IA;
while the average receipt of newspa-
pers is 10 per head for England and
Wales, and only for Ireland. The
money in savings banks averages about
$1,000 per head in the United Kingdom
and about 81 in Ireland; while there
can be little doubt that 4 comparison
Of the accounts of friendly societies
and other forms of providence would
be equally unfavorable to Ireland.
Lieutenant Sehwatka, whose discov-
cry OF the Sir John Franklin relics is
attracting so much attention, is First
Lieutenant of the Third Cavalry,
United States army. He is native of
Illinois, and Il graduate Of West Point.
He served on the frontier from the
time of his graduation until March 6,
1879, when he received leave of absence
to go on the expedition from which he
has Just returned.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-21

1t is stated that already the sum Of
$3.50 600 has been subscribed in San
Francisco towards the expenses of the
next Triennial Conclave of the knights
Templer, which is to be held in that
city.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-21

All the returns OF the Maine election
are now in, and they show a plurality
Of g. for Plaisted, including more than
1000 votes of various kinds for Plaisted.
Making allowance for Is votes which
were uot contained in local return,
but which were discovered on recount,
General Plaisted's apparent plurality by
the clerks returns is 81.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-21

Silas M. White, the defaulting presi-
dent of the First National Bank of Brat
tleboro, VT, was arrested at Omaha last
week. Last June it was discovered that
he had committed forgeries to the ex;
tent of $25O,OOO.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-21

It is a curious fact that the 1ocOmO-
tive which, with it's train, went down
with the Tay bridge, is now running
regularly between Glasgow and Edin-
burgh. For three months i lay at the
bottom of the Tay, but when it was
brought up it was found uninjured, ex-
cept the funnel, dome and weather
board, which had to be renewed. It
ran on its own wheels to Glasgow just
as it came out ofits long bath.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-11
BODY FOUND.
MOUNT VERNON, w. t., !
May z, 1880. {

Nay 7, 1886.
Ed. INTELLI8EHOER Some Indians,
among whom was Johnnie Campbell,
the Chief Of the lower Skagits, arrived
here this evening With the body of Q
white man which they found floating
near the shore of the Skagit river at
the coal mine. The corpse is believed
to be one Of the six who were drowned
lately near the portage. He had on a
nearly new canvas jumper or oiIcoat.
pants much patched, and coarse boots
heavily nailed on the soles. In his
pockets were new handkerchief. 81 IS
in money, and q matchbox nothing
else. There were no marks Oh the body
by which he could be identified or de-
scribed. The body was but little
swollen, although there were many
bruises upon it. among them q severe
one on the top of the head. probably
caused when the body arose and drifted
down stream head first. He seemed TO
be about 80 or IS years Of age, Of Ger
mar or scandinavian descent, bald on
top Of the head, With sandy hair and
short sandy whiskers. There were .
few miners here, and they took the
body ont of the canoe. washed it, pro
cured some clothes and will bury 1t as
best they can tomorrow. A small purse
was made MP for the Indians for bring.
log the body down here. This 10 the
third body Of drowned miners they have
picked up. Two they have buried.
enclosing the bodies in new blankets
which cost the Indians IS . pair, and
yet the whites haye done nothing to-
wards compensating them for their
trouble. In every way they have shown
great kindness towards the miners, and
we think it high time for them to be
paid for their kindness. Will not the
miners in and around Seattle contribute
little. each one, towards paying them ?
We don't know but oar bodies may be
picked up by the same Indians this
summer, and, We should be willing to
pay for the recovery Of the bodies Of
our fellow miners. Miners, will you
not contribute!
the miners stopping at Mount Vernon
veted that Dick Brown. the recorder Of
Ruby City. now en- route tor Seattle, boz
authorized 10 cironlate paper Ia your
city asking help from all who may feel
disposed to contribute to an object 30
worthy. There are yet Ave bodies un-I
recovered. and they will probably be
found soon, il ever.
VnX
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TO SETTLERS.
Who WANT TO MAKE MONEY
). $50 ACaEsoF host FERTILE am EASILY:
d CUlTlMTEOlAMO 10 LEASE m OUAM. d
- Titles 70 SUIT F0RRTtRa or
g = Yka6S WITHOUT RENTAL.

fhsss valuable lsaAs sss situn1ed IN rrsser
1iyss. few miles nsrth q ths b0undssy Me-.
~ ~ similar - foeDatien 70 The Swine.
1isn kIasss !ar more extensive, lsss cut up via
s's .Ss "a Mt = sohtsea TO cvtrAov: !As
$3.50 % t.s:s sioss sss s1.s bs.s 81 Z ~ -.
~. ssa - g. !: .oss si,ssssc.s..ss e ,ss-
s. sr sGi ssr sc s:'s:,s s1d Is ,,,2sss's
the follovi.g narksls: Nov Waosnipsas. Bus.
rarq Inlet, NAnaimo. victoria ana ksQuimait-all.
4.oerssslve piecss. ~ MA tmpoFtAnt bsinG
"a sro.i.. 80 ey g zee thousand inhasssasss.
3 .1ksssw bominios tari1 Of Ten cspss =. hush.
q 9. e So 'toesaoss ead v esnts . bsiSy
= ~ $3.50. ~ - aosds sueisst procession
OF Orevon and Wa1hisgtda TsTisorY. and q eQdal
TO IN extra pront for hs1etsh Columhls fsrnere os
eeoes - Per scre. This b al additional induce
able iooasions 70 60 irto British Columbia ed
csssi: On TIE fertile snd easily reclaimed lands On
ne data Of The Fraser. Formers now located
mere al resdily for cash eli they can raise At
art q Oregon % wsshington Territory. The
oemano must conttnus greater than the supply
snd rapidly incssase for many years to come IN
ras.S 1ence o. ne eonsesucsion Of the Csnsdtan
, rsssae Haivny. A contract Tor iovsF nine MI
nons o. dollars he's been let by the Dominica
sN .mens, .ed the contractor II pov on tAe
@Osna pssp.fsag 70 tst four thoasanl nAn q
me anacrdsned hes . fey hundred sorss
oyxeo. which Will e let upon favorable terms.
but the greater posten ~ TIE $3.50 acrss requtrss
|: avke soost two ena half fact hlGh 70 psOlsct
70 from high vaesr IN txceptio0af yeefs. No
p.ss u u h subject TO ovsrnov y sall waiei. =
III isno = ousred free for six or eight years
= csssider.tion Of thsss lssaing dykInR. nc
~: lgproyaeg Ard eulsivating. sad leavipe
cessssn possaon 81 u seeded - timothy q ths'
sss1iAeaiaa e ~ lsass. slC. .----r g'Ia-a 81
~ -, = sss.es r. i've. iaAsstrisus men 10
,Cs1s: Lssyd. = tks 0sasssl uhnsy. NJ Aiualy
ssNse - - Eesef ~ 1eQlbees tl4nll1DG0 Ne
= naas - - ~ flgtAE neeflcalAss
nylsW0 vielogias Dg1ttsA Columbia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-11

The immense sale and great popular.
ity Of Green's August Flower in all
towns and villages In the civilized
world has csu.ed many imit.tors to
adopt similar names. expecting to reap
a harvest for themselves st the expense
Of the afflicted. This Medicine was
iniro luced in 1868, and for the care Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Com plaint, with
their effects. such IS Sour Stomach.
C1s;iveuess, Sick Stomach. Sick Head,
ache. Indigestion, Pslpi,ation of the
Heart, Vertigo, etc, etc, Il nerer has
.faiied to our Eaosoleigs. Three doses
will relieve any case of Dyspepsia. Two
Milo, bolt es sold last year. Price Is
cents. Samples 10 cents.s For sale by
all druggists.
GREENS ATLAS AND DIARY ALMA
MAC. the most expensive free Almanac
ever published. sent free on receipt Of
two cent stamp.
G.. G. GREEN,
Woodbury.. N. j., U. >. A.
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Emission. Aversion to society. Dimness of Vision.
Noises in tho Head; the vital huid passing unoh.
served iE the urine. and many other diseases that
lead 70 insanity and death.
DR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun.
DRIED DOLLARS for . case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE lunder his special advice and
treatmentl will not cure. or for anything impure
or injuriods found in it. DIR. MINTIR trests oil
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATION FREE. Thorough examination and
advice. Including analysis of urine. IS 90. Price
Of VITAL Restorative. $500 . bottle or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent to any sddr. 50
upon receipt OF price. or C. o D., secure from
observation, and In private name II desired, by
A. e. MlNTIE, M. D..
IL Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
DIR. MINTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRET.
ICUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. Gonorrh9a, elect, Leucorrhea. For
sale by all druggists; SIC bottle, six bottles for
$500.
DIR. MTNTIE'S DANDELION PILLS, are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS care
In the MARKET For sale by all druggists.
.dT j4d&w1y
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IN A MlRAkIf.
N The Districts Court Of the fAfra Judicial On.
trics Of WAshia&ten Territory. Holding terms ct
Seattle. IN King County.
sIKlJis Ne. 242s.
B. II. WATERS. Libsllant.

Seattle. In King County.
sExetsks Ne. 242S.
!. 3. II. WATERS. Libsllant.
q "a 4 Il ~ ~.
Dark " OAKLAND" her tackle. apparel and fur.
niture. Respondent. ISL '1sl saL .aIsi
EL. WAS. FILED IN THE
Wv above entitled Court on the 9Th day OF
April. A. d. 1880, by the above named libellans,
sgsinst the bark {" oakland" her tackle apparel
and futniturs. alleging In substance that ON the
.th DAY u February. 4. d. 1880. at Port Madison.
above named l.bellant was hired by one
Farnham. vho was then master Of said ve1sel, to
so on board sae inter the service Of said yesss
ssco' mat; thse In compliance Win the terms
OF such employment ubellant did, - m1d fourth
day OF February, -. 60 ON bosEd - soter into
the ssrvice o. ~ ys.sel - snch second mate;
shat libsaiant rems1nsd a board said bark and
Performed ssr,ics e - s1so.d mate from said
April 1850, tnst lbslsne d entled 70 be paid his
wSees for such service. which Gnpent to the sum
Of Saeh1ysthres ssd twenty S1e onaredths dol.
s ssss g sss, S, end Ssa ..s
tha. said III her taiele. eppsrsl II fgFniturs,
ny Be- soss ~ such wdoes' with esA. charges
HOW. thsrefo,s xf,pursusss1 to the s6itM
us1es he seal q sid Court. 20 me di,.Sj =
III 8: ei:,aiss sssi. I sss .. sSss
:,.,. ..d f,sn ,sss n.,.s a, ,. :s
5s.res csse . ): S.1 .ss ssS. =, ss' x ss,s
CsueN. wsshiSp Tssritoo eop
! Msh1ey. thSy day ~ Ae. lsso.
a y oisieDk In the 0raeon Of I'M day. provia-
sdeAs sa1s6 sball b al oe jurisoictioa, Other.
viss - the III day q jasisaictidS thsrcsftsfl.
then and thessyo tnserpose their co., and 70
make their slleeatspns in shsa behalGf
Dated this ist day Of May. lss0.
= CHARLIs H0kIURAs
q. q. M1gkal
nv l. ". wYcxorR. Deputy o. :. Marshad.
y. -. 6asin. Proctor for Ltbellants. msv7v
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The ship G. Sargent. with 2700
tons of Wellington coal, the largest
cargo ever shipped from Nanaimo dis )
trict, is ready for ser.
It is rumored that the steamer West
ern Slope is now making her last trip
on Fraser river for the season. II is
reported that Capt Moore has left the
trade for consideration to the Fl B
Co and Capt Irving. Fares and freight
havo never been unreasonabiy high
between Victoria and Yale, and ruin.
GUS competition we deprseste. The
only fault the travelling public have
had to find is unnecessary detention on
the passage which. It is hoped, an in
crease in travel and freight will in
future prevent.
The schooner Alert, Capt Frank.
struck reef off the western entrance
Of Barclay Sound on Saturday night
last. Her rudder was carried away and
her stem otherwise injured to such an
extent that she sunk in deep water
shortly afterwards. The crew. humber
ing six men, managed to escape in
canoes. Capt Warren went ont to pick
them up, but for some reason or other
they preferred going to another part Of
the Sound. The schoener was owned
by Capt Spring aud her cargo Of oil
aud skins wss valued ct about $1,000.
Cotsiord was out in his new she'll
yesterday. It has been named the
'Cotsford.' 1t was rugged BY Hanlas
and fits the form of the champion oil
the Province like weli-made shoe on
o pretty foot. Cotsford has challenged
Leahy Of San Fniicisoe to row, him for
$1,000 side In Victoria barbor. at the
end Of June or early in July. The
challenge will 60 down by tho Idaho
Coloaist.
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&ee vsss On So - ssss. 1wnsaa .
9OU ssa11 49, AAAssn \. axass . -
Iusannn1. 49,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NoTlc1 p HeREHY ary6N ruxf IN puR.
~ sastcs cfsn arsfer Of - PF6bkts Court Of
xng esnn.y. xeshineso9 ysrssQap. msde on ths
Thomas cuilea. deceaeed. the undersigned the
Asm11tses1eeespf theun4 e(6As win sell 81 public
secefoa- ~ ~ hiShe1 C111R.
o. Nsmna1F the nj 1ay % May, 1850,
aesle 0ssaes1 4. NJ,
In froat cf the Heal Rssaas Once of Mschintssh
Z 1esvee. ccenee - NH I'D Commercial Streets,
u sd Oloy - oeatale. I'll those c>rtsin l0ts,
pteeM md parceae - lsn1 lying and hsinxtn IS
aid CITY ~ osatl1o. known sod aestWsted - fol-
Gus. so-utt: 1yts nnnheEed one a. tvo al
ed tAsor 20 = n1oek numAesed tusasy f3ul u
kidd's Aantt1ca - ths ND ON VI sszlals.a s.
rerHs anA eoodt;iJns - osle; Cssh, gsld coin
g tas Unieed 1sass - ~ I'D en- the day OF sale
Desd msds - purchsses - pagmsat oi purchase
neesy; -. = expsaee = Russh.ser.
ks Ma OSBORNE,
Administrators u the 1hsaAe = rspoA 0glN.
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Msssrs. Gray, Hoy & Co. left New
Westminster yesterday msrning for
Emery City. to begin the erection OF a
swmill. having purchased the ma
ohinery heretofore used in Messrs
Hendry. McNair 3 Co.'S mill; they
have also bought several lots at Emory
foe the site Of their works. They will
have the mill running in about three
weeks. aud intend to make it CON-.
plete establishment. so as to supply the
large local demand for lumber, etc.
Mss,rs Hsndry. McNsir & Co. .of the
New Westminster sash and door fac
tory. are putting in new machinery, in :.
GLIDING . new boiler. engine 81 l55'
horsepower. smokestack. chatting. etc.
Trey wall recsive from San FrAncis Q
quantity OF new saws. betting. &c. This
will largely increase the power sndl
capacity Of their factory. In ashort
time they will alss Fecsive soms ma
chinery Of nev description. which,
will enable them to turn out new classes
Of work.
The Fraser river steauer WilliAm
Irving 10 rapidly drawing to comple>
tion in her consteuotlan. She has q
small army on board Of ell classes of
mechanics, busily plying their several
avocations and potting Ia their finish
ing licks.' Thls new steamboat is ~
handsome . modelled craft - hos ever
piled the waters Of the Pacific. Indeed
she bears the palm in this respect SO far
Is British Columbia, Oregon and
Washington Territory are concerned.
We notice thai the accommedAsiou for
passengers 10 most ample and comfor.
table. The berthe are httsd with
double spring mattresses. besides which
in every other requisite the vsssei
is found not exceeded in the
famous STEAMBOATS, Of the Missis-
sippi river. Cabin space is large, airy
aud handsome tn judge from : hasty
glance in her present unfinished con-
diaion, whilst for safety aud spssd she
will Do the comps.r OF any sister craft
Of her dimsnsians-- It's feet in lenxth--
of which We know. The Wsll,asn Irv-
ing will be ready for her berth 10 the
course VI another week. aad We con.
graduate her enterpsising oeiser. Capt
John Irving. with being the owner AID
master OF ~ grscsful GRAFT ~ this the
latest addition 70 the Brit,sh Columbia
steam neos. -StaHdard.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Ii q never.failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wee L n Q So,
SpermatorrhGa. LOST
MANHOOD. lmpotsn.
'cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self . Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
insurer years - such
- Loss Of Memory,
T.~oc&kv1 NDrk...-.l
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te ~ en- ~ ~ = 49, .nAaesuaiasA
% " 2xW y frss. Addssss ozuspu O..
1ossland. AaAns.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
$50. ~ Timber Land. lrf i.
e"rED sr.1ss D.sralcr LAND o,v.cr.

eMrkp brAT1s DlsrRzcr LAND ovyrcr. II
!, OLHhrIA. WAsHrNaroH TrslIro.v
NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN THAT IN COW
- pitance With die provisions 81 The xcs -
von9fes approved June ;. ls7s, entttled IAN Act
sss.s. .se q IiT par Lands In the States Of eli.
a.Neys. oregon, Nevada and washinataa Teri
g Daniel J. Ssckman. Of Kitssp conntv
wssninetos TssHttcry. hes this day hi. a n M,
ave. ~ me :pp,ic.ti' to purchase the NE. 4 Of
@ becsion No II. In. Tevnship No. Is Eorth
A.ngs No. East Of the wi'ismetts 2efidfan.
Any and ~ pssseus clstning advexsly - aaid
Sc.eneso: tepa O. sny rorston Thereof, ~ hers.
~ - dags sSum alse hesetfs q 7li5.y !
vtyen H14es ~ eends = NJ ofne. 4 olsnpaa
-: shas she = ~ q April, q. y. iSeo
aiow.low. Register q O. Ia oias.
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EUTICE Fur PUBLICATION

80 - Lam Oyvscx ArsoInurA, VEL
NI II Is xsass11s s avn ssss' IA rsar ran
~ following neRA1 asttJGe. rs nlad notice 81
feaae4taoa 70 1akoAnslprQpe3a Support a his
go ana eel1rNaall Ae1x14 Ssgeos. aud that so
ehe1qedtns ORA * - biss7ss Cosst. - 60
49, CIV: ~. T.. on Saturday, The i2sh Aay d
! os..s. l M. HsssgzuEFso. NM IN
40 e s2 f.s.s E e. s:' tom. ,s Tex. r.
800 = ~ Wteeeaes - pleye b. en1tiausus
5000 APoA 40 cultivation u said tract. Ne:
salem ye6ee. Andrew y6hnsop. James HUxsr1:i
sIS 49, ,eeceesos Al - fArf Rlanss nnoAos,
/ stktt exiW sgl to s'it1.nH s SvxNss:. H.
s1 fffvv ~ sx.s.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

inal Weakness, IinpoteneyS night ioeses By
dseame, pimples on the fsce, and lost manhood
con positively BE- cured. The sick and afi cted
should no. fail TO cali upon him. The Doctor
has Travelled extensively In Europe. and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
Q great deal Of valuable information, which he
is competent to impart to those In need OF his
sersices. DIR. GIBBoN- will mike NO charge
unless he eject . cure. Persons ct . distance
manifestations strictly seonAdential. You see no
ons but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc
tor will please state the name Of the pap they
sce this advertisement 10. Charges reasonable
Call or write. Address DIR. J. +. GIDEON. Boa
1851. San Francisco. Send SIC for package OF
medicine. oi9.dAw1v
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SOAP .E al
SEATTLE SOAP FACTORY
HECKS0N q MANvIllE, PR0PR'S,
Commercial Street, Seattle.

Manufacturers OF superior articls Of washine
and Toisse 6oap bslow San Franeiseo prices. =
Merchants and others Will nnd it to their "a.
vantage to psfseniss home industry
HIaHKsr MARKET PRICE PAID Yoa rALLow Axp
soAP-0AKAsE. HSwn
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DIR. SPlNNEY,
NO. I,i kEARNY STREET.
Treats all Chronic 4 Special Diseases.

YOUNG MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects Of youthful follies or indiscrstion,
will do well to avail themsel es of this. the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering
humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee TO for.
felt $500for every case OF Seninsl Wsakt ess or
private disease Of any kind or character which be
undertakes and falls 70 cure.
fsgx MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There arc many at the are Of thirty TO sixtv
who are troubled With too frequent evacustioue
OF the bladder. often accompanied by . slight
smnrttng or barning sensation and weakening
OF ths system In manner the patient cannot &C.
countfor. On examining the urinary deposits a
ropy sediment will often be found. and somS.
times small pardclss Of albumsn Will appear or
the color win be OF . thin milkish hue. eesin
changing to dark and irp.d appearance here
ara many men who die o. 1hiS dfaculty!. ivnor,nt
Of the cause. which Is tie second etsee Of semi.
osl weskness DR.. 8. will guarantee perfect
care IN all such cases. and healthy restoration Of
the gsnito-urinary organs. egq A - -
Once Heurs-I0 to and 6 TO g. SUNDAYS frum
10 to II AN, Consultation frss. Thoroneh q.
sninstton and advice. IS.
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II al DIR. sPINNEY Il CO.
rdAviy No. u Kesrny st.. Ban Francisco.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-01-13
Petersburg Markets.

PETERSBURG, Va. Jan. 10, 1880.
Editor Bristol Ne,cs
The unusually mild weather for sever
nj weeks past has rendered the shipment
Of slaughtered meats unsafe, aud receipts
have therefore been very light, and IN
consequence we have a very active mar
kct at full prices.
Pork Hogs, 5li@G's rs 10 size, active
dressed turkeys and other poultry active
ut full prices. During the warm spell
It you should make shipments Of the lat
ter, ! advise YOU to wipe dry aud put u
little salt on the inside Of the fowls--
being careful to remove first the glblelR.
CloicE butter has become scarce and II
In good demand Mt 10 to 90 eta. for roll.
Dried fruits of Hll kinds active ut full
prices. Feathers, good demand IN q
small way nj 30 TO b cts. Corn, active,
G3c. oats active, Use for spring, 80 for
winter Wheat tl,bO to tl,55, for best
offerings. Very truly,
y. =. BRlDGERS.