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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

difficult tS get BY heart slsp a =
gonee; still, Professor B0t6kh X<1< TX
At this moment Professor HANK ~
wlG was likewise f&snoun tot M 6G1z1<E - f.
en- tered tho Councii Chanffof, HJIp t6f6 ~
CURED, and dared 70 take 6niiln< ~
and struck hands. Thereupo4
one OF the younger professors deelAkod ~ ~
veterans Of the faculty could do - nou66 a
recruits would not be behind them, and, ~ r.
take the bet. 81 z5z
The next day all these 2rofessors wses ~ 81
again in the Council Chamber. Pr0l0exw E6ook&
began aud recited the whole page wifhcux ~
ono name, Oh ono Christian namo, or oIla init e.
one grade of the long list of persons who hn]z rs
ceiyed the ribbon from the Ministers of State 81 t
humblest clerk. He ratified i % ~ eaei1y ~ II r.
had been the alphaApt Then PrcfessoE Hagpt
the long nomenclature, but he gave II ol0HYY
corrected himself often. twas now Erofee1o
ary's turn to approve himself the peer Of thess e
heads; he exclaimed. Brethren, % you =
think me capable Of fahguing able n9n With G.
stupid litany for third timef No, colleagues IA
rather pay for twenty bottles of good clnre4 n ~
peal of laughter shook the Council Chambez ID
Professor Benary distrust his memory pz4 ~
really think 1t shameful to waste the valuable ttx
Of such menf Nobody knew, nobody asked, 60 q:
lighted all at the supper table 70 go score q
bottles moro Of good clarst renforce the forty ~
ready won. sf.siS 49, w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
Goodbye, SWEET DAY.

Goodbye, sweet day, good-byel ,,u
have so loved thee, but cannot hoie LnesS
Departing like dream, the shadows 1old tnee |;
Slowly thy perfect beauty fades away
Goodbye, sweet day
Goodbye, sweet day, goodbye -,,,,..
Dear were thy golden hours OF tranquil spiendor'
Sadly thou yeldest to the evening tenoeI,
Who vert so fair from thy first morning ray!
Goodbye sweet day
Goodbye, sweet day, good-byel
Thy glow and charm, thy smiles and tones and
glances
All couldst thou yet little longer stay
Goodbye, sweet day
Goodbye, sweet day. good-bye
All thy rich gifts my grateful heart remembers,
The while watch thy sunsets smOuldering en-
beT5
Die in the west beneath the twilight gray.
Goodbye, sweet day G. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
FREDERICK DOUGLASS AND HIS WIFE.
From The Troy Times.

Twas surprised to find that Frederick Douglass
was hardly regarded rs a representative man among
them. HIS Sympathies are to q certain ineradicable
extent with the proud white blood of his father He
is true man, but oonstitutionally unlike his
mothers race in many essential particulars. His
wife, however, is a full-blOOded negress, and am
engaged himself to her when in bondage, she being
o free negress of the same neighbOrhOod. and after
bis escape a sentiment OF honor led hlm back to
marry her. He seems greatly attached to her.
10 is always interesting to meet and 20 talk with
Mr.. Douglass His grand head Is now thckly COW
cred with sn1w-White hair, and the years begin 10
tell upon him In other ways. But he Is majestic
looking figure IN a pageant, as l saw him at tho
White House on New Years Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

successfully. House painting, especially inside
work, is something wsinen might do as weii as ineD
Il s not as hard work as that done exclusively BY
women who clean and scrub after the painting end
kalsomning Is over. The lighter branches OF cabinet
work are specially suited TO feminine skin ana
strength, to which stair building might Do added.
Upholstery In many Of its branches Is WORK which
women might do TO advantage, And 1t is simply
surprising that few women In this country devote
themselves to Horticulture and horticulture. IL 10
skill that is wanted by women far more than
strength. There Is no limit to the number OF
brawny hands that may be hired for small con-
sderation to carry out the designs Of intelligent and
active brains During the late war many and many
farm was carried on by women. IL Is much
easier TO ride on mower than to scrub ct the wash
tub and dropping corn harvesting 1t is not har-
der work than farmers wives are expected to do IN
the dairy and the kitchen. There are great many
departments of teaching In which the demand TOT
laborers is unsuppied. kindergarten teachers. es-
pecay those who have received the thorough train
ing Frobel prescribed. can find enough to do.
Teachers of the methods in by tho Wilson Indus
trial School in NewYork of training children In the
varons domestic industries would lind full employ
ment if they were in the market. There should be
such teachers in every village aud city In the coun-
try. There is great need also of teachers Of cook
ing schools like the one established by Miss Corson
in this city, where children servants, ladies and all
who wish may learn the culinary art. There Is
great need in our cities and villages Of laundrtes
where nending is part of the work done. 1tis safe
TO say that such establishments would be well
patrOnized, not only by homeless clerks and Dacna-
iOrs, but by well-to-do families. With the proper
machinery and supervision comfortable living
might be made by this industry. There are plenty
who can be hired to do the hard work IL they have
some one to tell them how and show them the way.
As to situations as bOokkeepers, telegraph
operators business clerks there is lack for those
who are competent to fill them. In a great many
business houses in New-YOrk women who have
schools hold positions Of trust and emoument. But
no woman need expect to find success unless she
commands it. BY thoroughness Of preparation, by
an unfllnchng determination to do tho work re-
CURED of her and to doit without Sinking or finch
ing or complaining, by these alone can she hope or
expect to reach the success she aspires to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
GIL HlMLLT0NS CLETER TESTIMONIAL.
From HarDer's IIaga.ine.

From HdFDeT'g M0gd-lno.
As writer Of testimonials, commend us TO Gail
Hamilton. Recently an Irish girl applied TO. the
principal of tho State Normal School. at Salem.
Mass, for situation as cook, and exhibited with
pride the following testimonial from &. H.:
margaret F has lived with me fourteen
weeks. have found her invariably good tempered
immHnda dirty. cheerful. obligipg, e1iiosa de
ter cook than any Irish girl have ever employed,
and one Of the best bread-makers l ever saw. With
neatuess and carefulness and economy, sho wonld
make an excellent servant. heartily recommend
her 10 all Christian philanthrOplsts. and her en-
plOYers to divine mercy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

their eyes. THE TRIBUNE did its best 70 cor
rect the morbid taste then prevailing by pub
fishing in as cheap form as possible works OF
ecience of the best character. 1t was day OF
paper covers and now another like 1t appears
To have arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

what Twenty-Five cents pound II
sausassss wey.I can so 'em cSyH 8 ee n
schmds wss ont 81 'en.s vsll Nv x6s eva q ~
cell 'em for gwonty cents to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

There is no reason why women should not serve
as apprentices to druggists and pharmacists, and
enter that field of industry. They do so In England
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12
TO SETTLHRS
|wH0wAAr NnAkE MONEY |
3,1so ACRES Of most eeailfk AND EASILY
cUlIylrED LAND 10 kG1ss1M nUlm.
ma 10 SUIT For d 100F
WoDS WITHOUT REnI4.

Sfhsss vslusAae lsnAa ars sitsAasdSS -
nly9 a NV mtls6 - o. ~ bsnndaEy NJ 0
nstes stmti9 f9qfmsttoa q IL 49,.
RlsesAa 81 "a - Slt - evsr1ev. THs
Sssii. ~" si.ss I've is:s AZ !. "a: -.
- = :. 81 .. ses: s., !: . ne.
-, 1890 - r.sisssl1 "a SrsSssssiy
- q 0ltyns frsaGhtAA sxtssassy iow sasss .
thASellcvsne narks4g New Ws1ninsesF, Bur.
sasd ~. nl1ino. Victoria ssa einait-sll
vieeosla. nev . 90 q ~ tAoasaaa hknhitanes,
~ sss bssi.is$ sassa q =. esns. - s,.a.
:: :.s :: = =; :. Rs. . ::1 . y s:.:' . s
70 the fsfuAsrs Of DrinsA Csluubla ag.ansa tAoss
OF Osseoa md Waehtngero Toryisoey "a a eaual
70 n extsA proat Tor BsittsA Columhls farmefs q
meat fse ier0ses lookias ont for the nost pesas-
aba lnnoetnne - - lnAe 1zo1aaA~ oslanh1a 80
esss1e q the Ter Tie and ea11ly rsea1med anAs e
sss eelt. e u Euee. Fgmsn aev located
.sss sshs 80 &. se Go q =. .. :. '; !. =. =
lArt q OnooA - wssAiaGtea ysssl1esy NJ
1eaann1 NO. edasinls 6tessle IN = suDp1
~ apt1ly tnceeaas fee many ysars % co1S Ii
80 :sss sAsssssssssss. q u o.:s,i:s
- sz-Gai:s. - r. ~ = - D Ds Sa..
QwYRee4 ~ - y 1Selos = 200 on tAs
sloeA1 psvp4slne - ~ ISaf thoa~anA a.n .
= : 80, =. ~ s. mare . ...
IT.. 49, wfii = ~ ups. f.vssssss tsrus
- - pRo>a9 pnolsa - ~ $40 ssrss ssNnfrss
: 1vn aksue 10 - ; Aslf - hisA e rsoeses
~ = Z - : = - e ys.ss
IT, - hs1lsee ~ ~ IN q sishA yann
2 esa.loss.ssso - - te.sss dyk,ns : -.
-. tngssyl1g - s11s1v..ans. ed lssvsae .
$50 - 6 = - = u.ssAy = u
~ : 5 s1enes - M. 1n1.saxss~s - u
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

The workaen VITO bossd che d. Co
thard tunnel wses nesely Ilalssas. paid
ss The rate Of I've and az dollars day.
Many lost their limhs or lives through
aocideats. bat altogstbst they atsoa ~
beat sad we're lea frigAtsasd II hond.
ling dynamite than the SWiss ana Ger
mass. For useh work they are classed
next to TIA Chiness. !.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

General Kaufmann hes just presented
to the Geological Garden ct Moscow Z
hsirless horse from Central Asia. The
animal bslongs 10 hybrid species aud
10 considered ; great rarity. Il 10 we'll
form d. but IL skin 10 red and without
the slightest trace OF hair, and IN cold
Moscow II has 70 b kept covered with
blankets.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

New stsel works are IN be erected ID
Chicago ct . cost. including rs acres 81
land, Of 81, 00o. 900. They are 70 b
c mplstsd within . year. aud will con
sist Of four blast furnaces. .Bessemer
converting works. and ssssl rail mills.
They will employ 1000 men. consume
250. 900 tons Of ore yearly, and turn on,
90. 900 tous Of rsils.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.


49, 80 aE@sass
Various statements, more or loss erro.
heous. have been current recently m
regard to the Pope's heslth. The truth
10 that. though no notable mslady ex-
lists, the Holy Fathers medical advisers
are not sstis6sd With his condition.
Every cause Of norsl trouble that arises
throws him into . state Of nervous pros
trstion. Over~ork and want Of the
exercise snd salubrisus Dir 70 which he
has been seeustomed arc telling upon
him dissstrously. and those Who sre near
BIN assert that his heslth is failing viz
IDLY. His mSdical sdyissrs ere very
anxious that be should have change Of
air this summer, but Il seems that the
threats and pressure brought TO bear
upon hin by those Who wosld lain shAin
him to the stake have hitherto avaiied
70 prevent him from making any such
decision.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

Melissa Ann Woodbury. was ready to
60 riding With, . young men At Win
chester. Ind. and eat waiting ct the
window Ut the appointed time. But.
instead of keeping his engagement. the
faithless fellow rode boldly past With
another girl. That might his barn,
oontaining HE horse and carriage. val
burned. and Melissa 10 under arrest .,
the inceudiary. SdAtt..st3 ~
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

A seven year Old girl, lelt alone With
her iafant sisess IN CincisaaAl, was yspsd
fatally burned whsa her ae4hse o.
turns,i. Why didn't pa ell 10
hslpy" the mother ssksd. " Ciuss I
Vas afraid Of waking BABY. Vas ths
dying child's reply.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

The dons Of the Troy Polytschnic
lnstitets's obsersatoey 10 - fese In
diameter and made Of paper. rednOsd
BY pressure 70 the hsrdnsss Il wood,
and one-sixtA OF IN inch q thickness.
lie weight 10 only one tenth thet OF the
usual material. aaa il 10 % nicaly ad-
iustsd that . child con- turn 4.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

From . DlssinguisheA clergyman.
/ Z VAsaftor0n, d. c.. June 10. 1879.
have known OF ssveai persons who
regarded themselves a greatly benz
6ted aud svze of tlDm as permeAentlg
e3xeA of di1Haees oftksA kfdsoyS- and
urinary organs by your medicine,
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
] haze Knows. toe, Of its use in similar
cases BY physicians Of the highest char
acter and standing. 1 do not dsub,
thst it has geeAt vistnG TswnFKfs
sk J. E.RAsHrN.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

Slnisson. Aversion = Society. Dimness Of YisieS.
Noises u tho Head: the vital dzid .pessins unoh.
eeFved y ne uvire ans many other diaaas - ~
losu 70 inssDity aud death. .t981 VI ~ u
III, Unite vii agree to forfeit FIVE Hur.
p.kn DoLL. rs for case OF this kind the Vital.
nEsEOfsA flvE fundsr his special sdvtee -
tseaxmentl Will NOT cure, or 10. anythins srarrrs
- M5urisss fund IN IL. DIR. MfNTiE fressr ~
frlxsfe Dis< Asses successfully without rnsreurr
I 49, uLIArios vRAs Thorough examination and
80 ,acsyNhs sna ysis q urine Is %. Price
- 81 sHAL hAsToRATivE. $500 Z bottle. or fon,
umes me quantity. $40 90: stnt 10 snt sddr =.
Ston r-ceaps o. price. o. @. o. D., sscure from
= 0sessasioa. md In private name Il desirsd. -
Iss, ~ A.. Z. MINTfE, n b..
s II Aearsy lsssees. San. fruncisoo. Csl.
Dn: MiNTlEs KIpNkY REMEDY. NKpHaRr
49, .us cures ell kind. Of Kionsy sud HIsddss
~ - nts, 0onorrhea. Hieat. Leucorhoa Her
80 y al druggists; 500 bottle six bottles fos
..srs sINrfEy DxiSEl5d plr1s. =. u =,
= - naFhsA m - - III dsucIis1sss -, -.
q xe 341hW1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Il . never-failing Curs
fde Nervous Debility,
Exhausted vttslity,
seminal Wesk b ess
Spermato- rh0a, y aT
MANdOOD. lmpo;en-
scy. Psrslysih and ali
the teri, Bile 8ects Of
seh Abuse. youthful
follfHs. aAd excesses n
natures y9H = such
= Less Of Memory,
II .nagfty,6A Gr~x
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

The Mayor Of Lcaisvills has sp-
pointed to . city once the brother Of |,
man who tried TO NIL him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12
DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

NoTICn = H1n11I oIvlN That n pm
~ saaoeD g - aB1se - - DBUhans 0u4s q
1ing esosy. se.Alneeoo 1ssslesIY. ns1a - -
- day 81 Nay. loo. n tAs Uattaf - IL GUosso G
!eeaso1 o1llsa. eeesaso1, ~ un1nu1nDaA -
Adntnise1A1ec Of ~ ~ sn1s vall I'll r uaS1ie
enneisa. = - AiGAass l6AAses s. - = 2
o. Assaay. H. oaa Cay e Hay, looo,
ae - Ossasek 4. II, =
. nelves. csgaes ~ Mn ssA CuaDsrolal oNes91.
- CITY - 0se1a1a IN sAese ess1aan -.
Dseoes snd leresseef Isaa lying 90 bsdne 8 -
eed CITY a usateje. kn0un onA aea1mnAs6 = ri.
Iowa seuyt. Liza uuuhes0a - M SUo m
SD sAsee ~ = 1toek nunemp1 .tNu1fY In e
ks61s A1e1e0 I'll - 80 sfotnlzs-
q ~ unied osasss - - pstA - - day & sals
49, nsos = oosoAanev q payUon1 e pusonnaD
oee:y Dse1 = exgsass - Da1sAa19.
KIM 4 ooDuaHR
Aeanaeftsans = ~ 0n1ee - TAs0as calln,
- saDs1. 1870
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

esaa foaxpetas NasAinG1s1, 1slsi1ass }s9sq p
NOuc8 - Hx1xpY eIyHN 3uA4sa u %
\ compliance With TIE pgovidons 81 tAs a. 49,
Act fgr the sale - Ttmhss LAnAB a - SSs1seN
CsIlces g. ofsaces Msva1a saA VsaAi,Gsa Esa9
soa Tsssatesy. has tns dey a. = ~ e1e41 sisi
sppIis.eion = pezth.estks w e NV = ~
- -. 20 p - ~ :, aSsalp ~ AssA nanWu& 81
Any -. . s1.seas SlaAn1le saW6oaaz ~"
~ osse1sSo - = - $500 $500 e9ssst's
usai' - ~ 49, 49, rns : +
Sa:sr a - - =, a lIIs =.
81 n1evlev nsOl6lo61sGGb 0h1&ssE =
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

A railroad train met with what might
have bssn called . siiPNreck " II
shors Of Lake Eris. 4 storm falsed
the water over the tracks and put out
the FIRE in ,tss lncoasosivs;va hsavy "A
dashed against the cars breskise theiI
sides. md . hosting boz car carried
away the cab Of the ensshsEby . oolli-
sion !, and finally the passengers were
taken 70 the shore on q raft made of
ties and boards. -. +.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

u F.
Mrs Bcott: Siddons was reading to .
fashionable sudisncest OuiumbiA 8. C,
In the midst Of . selection from King
john" at the psiut NheeG ths Rsiase
10 sentenced to b blinded. she stopped
abruptly. said Il was impe6ibh16 Pc,
oeed, and walked of the stage. The
people thought s61 1es overcoms BY
snot,a odd NJ - paaluIe ~hich
she xssxtsdibe, spd % they SPpiaaded
her for the supposed display Of wo-
mssly feeling. Bot thoy NsIs mists-
ken. A psrsy of young mes ina boz
had annoyed her BY o0nvsrsatien and
matt ntion, and che returned 70 exp1siu
that uulsss they behaved better she
would read no more. I They rsye. quiet
thefeab ALE ss.x ss"9f&g
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.

inal weakness. Isnpotency. night loeSes By
drcamf. pimples ON the face, aad lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick end sfa ctsd
should no. Tail to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled excessively IN Europe. and inspe ctsd
thoroughly the varaous hospitals there. obtainiao
. great deal Of valuable Information. which he
Is compstent to impart 70 those In need Of his
services. DIX. 0IBBON VIA mako no ehargs
unless he effect q cure. Psyeons Is . distance
niuaicatione strictly confidential. You SEQ No
me but the Doctor. Persona writing to TIE Doc
tor will please state the name Of the pap. they
s-e this advertisement IN, Charass res1onahle
1887. San Francisco Send SIC for spaOksks e
medicine. oio-dsViv
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-12

sfhssS stsazaets leave Victoris at neon on the
daX a1zeetsssa. I Tickets ere good only on the
sesSnet ser UAscA they srsD purhased. end are
sSSi ssoe ysssiist yli-ss 7 EGa & esy
20, REDUCTION N GREIaHT - bic.
- Hereafter TIE frelshts which. Apes tariff, have
BEEN - pr ton. Win be charged 81 IS per ton.
Honnds spesapnSess bv r. u. q. Q. Co.'S steamers
Via vlct0ris Will be under custom-house zeal and
VII net b subject TO examination by custom.
td9se anth0ljtiee IN San .FrAncisco. --1o ! ifs
! esstlls. July 10. 1879. ga, 81 agoi oFdt q
! For flsisht q psssAss apply on boari. or to
< n a. L TTBBAIa
sss~ Ssna,f Assut for ~ Puget Sound.
ga rslA s9l aussl Port Townsend. W. +.
- s-s,re. i, - Al tasx se
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-30
The Corvallis Fruit Co.

COM a MONTH guaranteed. So day At helnf
sQe)tll1 made by the industrious Capital iot "a.
quired: will start You. Alen, EoTisn, ne9s and
girls make money faster n work teE Us taa ~ aS-
thing else The work IS light and pleasapt and sil
see this notice will send their adres = enc snt
see for themselves, cast7y outat ami tsan Ae4s
sums 81 money. address TRUE 8 Co. Augusta
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Summons.

IA tx Jrs,ies's Coarf .i6r Bros-zzs'1e Pre-
eiaet, Linn Coaasy, olrgoa
James Blakeiy, surviving rattIier, &c,
Plaintiff,
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TO the Unfortunate !!
DIR. GIBBONS
DiSpensary.

nDO KEAgNH ST /.
O-O eoFner OF Comiper-
eial street, san Francisco.
Established ia 1854. for
the treatment Of Sexual
aud Seminal Diseases. such
as tsa0arrhea. elect.
structure. Sphilfs in al
its forms. Hrnnoaencg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-07-30
Israel A. Gray, Defendant.

Israel a. Gray, Defendant.
Civil action TO recover money.
To Israel A. Cray, the Defsndant n the
above entitled action:
gN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
& OREGON, you are hereby notified 10
;tnpear before the undersigned, = Justice
Of The Peace FOR the Precinct aforesaid, on
the 21st day Of August, 1880, az 10 o'clock
in the forenoon Of said day. at the Office of
said Justice, In said Precinct, TO answer
the above named Plaintiff ia 2 civil aciiod.
The Defendant viii take notice that ii he
faii to answer the complaint herein tic
PIaiptif Will take Judgment against him
Cor the sim OF twenty and S-10g dollars
(sS0 S-I0G debt, and interest on the same
from and after the 9th day Of July. 1883,
at the rate Of twenty per cent. per annum
until paid, together with the costs and dis
barsemeuts OF this action. 1850.
Given under my hand and official sigma
ture this I'd day Of June.
n. J. G. AVERTLT1,
4SwG Justice Of the Peace.
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Seminal weakness. night losses by dreams, piIa-
pies on the face and loss o manhood can positively be
enrca The sick and afflicted should not fail 10 cali
nion him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively in
EUROPE and Inspected thoroughly the various hospi-
tails there obtaining gFeat deal Of valuable infOrna-
ton which ne competent nark those in need
Of his seryiees. DIR. GiiB0N will make no charge
unless he effoet cnre. Persons nj distance NAY
49, CURED AT HOME. All communications
strictly confidential You no but the Doctor.
Send ten dollars for package Of medicine Persons
naner they zee this advertisement in. Charges rea.
sanable Call or write. Address DIR. J. 4. GlRBoN,
Sox 1851, san Francisco. slsiliS
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Fcr 50 or propsrfsoaafc for Ofsscr Sizes
tu any uua who VII put me on the way cf and
succeed IN making purchase. Think lisle i1o
sau unt Eu9as of sIIe one. asifl make 81. Sena
sfauli, i3E circular explaining
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Ass DIhner "a - 80 % -.

While gentle IN their action. these FiLfs
are the most fhorougii and searching cathar-
tic that can he employed. and never give
pain unless the bowels are iBiianied. and
then their influence is healing. They stimu-
late the appetite and digestive organs: they
operate 70 purify and enrich tile blood. ami
iInpart renewed health and yigur 10 Iiie
whole system.
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Additional H0MRsteQds.

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