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, 1880-10-10

To the Editor Of The Chtcaqo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-No wonder the great prob
lem OF street-pavtng in Chicago seems so har,
10 solve, when We see such work going on a.
mas been done lately at the North Side, and a.
| Il now being done On Erie street.
II the persons having property fronting or
| that street and who have signed private con.
tract and have agreed to pay for it, or who. M,
having signed any such contract, will be called
upon to pay for the same under an asscssmen,
10 be levied for 1t, Will walk to the block bn-
tween Cass and Rush streets, they will see the
perishahie material now being put there for
filinR, while sand is called for in the spectf1cn
dons.
The larger and Rrosscr parts of the old and de-
cayed remnins Of the pine blocks used in the
Nacolson pavement now worn out are. 1t In
true. being hauled away. There remains n.nonr
the old gravel which was used ia the orIriuai
cons1rnctton of that pavement larce nnHm,nt
OF decayed. small, fragmentary. and almost pull
s;i That gravel is beng screened and put to one
saqe 10 Dc asGa again for the covering Of The
pavement To this there is no objection. mt tie
residue or liner part which goes through the
screen or sieve is simply mass OF vegetable
Sand, is now being used for filing As the nroc. ~
ess OF decay goes on. the Foundation whith Il
cedss be4. 70 * tor The boass the
be a failure. 49, "oAA WILL
Ioese contractors are as Glib in defending
tnelr wronEdoing as they are BY speciuus pjeus
IL Mcttlns Signatures to their privatc contracts
Ihey g, 3rom owner to owner and Induce each
one s1ngiE to sign. while If those owners cnnid
Wofk sn concert. and by consultation with eorh
otnef nave Joint action. they would eet Ear
enenper and far better work. 4
know OF what am speaking and warn tho
pWnefs along Erie street to see to it befora he
boards are put down that pure indesfrnctinie
and non-pertshable sand is nut bcnenft, thnsn,
onasus, sound, luerchantntlc bonrfis mr. IN ~
od ~ aDd then good eedar blocks without rottepn
aeafts placed above those boards.
= : on par Tor good work, and you and tbo +rox- |
ei1ng pubic are entitled to it. N~ -
me commissioner Of Public Works n,,,o+ T..
F1e1lanI Tor he kn0ws the wary tricks If s1rtif,"
rActs~ '1's eocn coh- |
ne stands special guardian over the fnteras.o
II those VINO have to pny for tho work not ,rnfins
'r1sate contract. but let under assessment y,
no same men who have procured fi1c na.n.e - ~ !
~ . ownrss W ~ VINO nave made themselves die yie
inns VI that vicious system OF hayfnr sfraat-
uving done, @4h eheae- |
1t concerns not only the owners Of the ,h,,.
nK propefty,-the comfort aud cconomx ~ ~ |
hole travelling and driving comuunifraMra M ine
olyed. a1e Ah-
That a pavement should be 10 iafd aa r. ,.a+
) long as possible. and remain in cnoI con91 NJ
on as long as ID Practicable, IL, Of course. h.
, 1880-10-10
A SONNET.

For The Chicago Tribune.
Mine eyes cellar are--storc there.thy smiles,
Snfe from the whitening chill of faterll time.
Nine arms are girdcrs fond, to hold thee whtles,
w, when thou art weary Ut Earth's spelling CRIME:
!, 10 my true breast et,ntide thy jewel Thoughts,
Give inc 4hy treasure yuws, no othcr wo1s;
Give md thy hands, SO soothing, sofr, and fair.
~ 5,d Kiss the blight OF trouble from my brow;
Give tie thy prayers to help me onward higher;
Give Me Thy confidence, whort riuiid now;
Give me tly hope my own hope to inspire;
Gis; Give NC ny eyes, to gaze In at my viii:
Give me thy love, my empty seIf 10 tilt
CHICAGO, Sept 70 lSSO. MALCOLM NlcoLson.
, 1880-10-10

iha nnhio shnn,d he nrntocte against the trinhs
and dishonesty of achenlng contrators is
equaliy beyond question.
The only way to do this Is for the eiRners Of
the private contracts and the CITY authorities to
be rfEiIaut aud watch each lnad or filing IA 1t
g'es In, zach board as It is laid, md each cedar
block as 1t is placed. WArOHwonp.
, 1880-10-10
BOULEVARD AND STREET M
TKQYEMENTS.

L.
! boulevard hangs fire until tho assessment ia
made and confirmed. This will be done IN
January or February. What pavement will bo
laid is still uncertain. Some OF the most in
tlucnttal residents on the avenue object to
tho eight feet Of Belgian blocks the
Board had decided. to lay on each
side for the accommodation at heavy
! tratlfo. AS the Supreme Court decision Just
| rendered confirming the legality OF the Doule-
| ward act gives the Doard power to excluda
heavy traffic except In cases Of necessity. the
Board will listen to these objections and modify
! the Belgian part OF the pavement They have
not not yet ct finally DECIDED what the main roadway
The West i,ark noard has adopted resolution
TINT the whole subject, 1T the improvement Of
lrnl Park he referred 10 the COMMITTEES on In.
1trst meeting ed 1he Doatd 10 Eovember :; upon rs
ol pavement and sidewalks needed. tie prob-
able cost Of the sumo, the necessary steps to
, bG 1akento secure the Improvement. and any
Committee is authorized TO calf to their aid such
assistance 81 as they may deem necessary.
cordance With tic petitions Of the Mc1ropoiitan oil tan
Dummy Railway Company, and the Chicago
fore tie Common Council lust Monday On tbs
report OF the Railroad Committee, which found
that on the streets mentioned in the petitions,
~H~N~N~te
frontage on the streets favored tue railways
Several amendments we're proposed, and the
Whole subject was made a special order for to-
morrow night
The staKnant pond west OF the Lake-shore
drlve near North avenue is to be filled I'D By tbp
Lincoln Park Board as soon as the Catholic
the nOanl. "'"0
The West Park Board bus borrowed $4,000 to
spend on improvements: It has directed TINT
BIDS oe solicited for 80 40 eiai trees nursery
grown from four TO six inches In diameter, to |
pe oeheefed on the park grut1uds as the Pres
dent may direct, the trees tn be subject to the |
approval Of the Park Superintendent
At the last meeting Ut tho Common Council |
Ine report VI the Committee OIL Wnarres and |
Pun!lc Grounds favorinE the use OF the Lake |
fafk at times TOT paradc-gr0und WIS taken |
Mp. a. femonstraucc was presented by AID, |
"ickershan. and both documents were recon- |
cost. -
The Committee on Streets aud Alleys. North
el1er hsve concurred In tho petition to widen the
s'deWatk On AStor street. from Division toScott |
Street. 1e ~@1'S
Tho bridge across the canal at Ashland ave-
n4e VIII 9e 70 tar advanced next week as to I'd
nit u the passage Of teams. -
Ihe widening Of State street will now be |
nushed With increased vieor. the money on War
rant no. ., 4a3. which has been sold, having been
placed In the Treasury. ~~A
, 1880-10-10

ANEaa!aJ-elenn st, : g cor OF Walnce, n (. 50
x!s. &. improved. dated Oct (Ihomas 4. 1870.
M p GfpnY ~ MARY EnriEht} 29D
ihtru st. a64 II u OF Jones, n I, 43x135 IT.
Gated Oct John Martin to L. LAhyi........ TO
NoATH " CITY ltM1Ts WITHIN RADIUS or sKvKE
NILES uf THE COUltT-Hvl;SK.
hacane ~. 1is II II Ut Wr1.htwt0t. L 1, H3SxtA3
4. dated oc:~ q e. IT, and f. T. AttaRG to Al
otL " 5.ta0
SOUTH or CITY LIallT6 WITHIN \ RADIUS Or SEVEN
NILES or THE cOrHT-HUESK+
Wabash nr, $ " cor OF Fifty ninth st, G I. 1Gax
~ H. aaied nct. fk. E. ind A. I. latch TO-
c1oan T. !e4Ich :;:...-...: .:...S AuA
ply 10 john Neill5.: lm
Portland nv, 5sl It n of furty-thtrd st, I. Tx
II It. dnted Sept. 3 &C.. j. and ". Fl, Palmer
70 - aud e NaldrUn}.... zs5
Tho following Is the total number OF city and
suburban transfers within radius OF seven
miles TT tho Court House filed for record DUR
fng the week ending Saturday, Oct. 9: City
Sales. ~; consideration. syn. II. North Of
city !imits-Snles. {: consideration, $ls.ns0.
South OF city Mn.its--Sales -: consideration,
$JtsSt. West Of city lin,its--Sales. :; conshser-
ation. Si0.0N. Total sales, a)5. Total consider
tion, $3.50 ill.,
, 1880-10-10
EVER FAITHFUL.

. For The Chtc1go Tribune
The waves OF tin:e may ebb md flow
The sun mny rise and set:
But never. never, wifi chauge-
No, never you forxet*
: And after time shall cease to be,
: And sun no more shall shine,
Ny heart will still .blttc an for thee-
by soul still ait be thine.
: And. although hope is very faint
{And sorrow stays with sornet,
Ill ever long to hcnr voice
Say, Darling! will you-come2 4. e.
, 1880-10-10

CHICAGO. Oct al must protest against the
conduct Of certain persons who, during the play
Of" King Lear" at Huverly's Theatre on Friday
night, talked aud laughed as If at circus
or negro mInstrels. The more pathetic. and
soul-strr1ng the scene. the more thay seemed
, 1880-10-10
SWIMMING In BURGUNDY.
Why the Human Feet and Body Are
Used in European wtne-N1akinc.

Used III European Wine-Makinc,
Ftaug'4 Enrapean Vineyards.
tower Of nthar l.ra ua "d~,ou'.n o1 steTn ronne
| -, ~ oe4 u"' . Auu'o'''sneu We was en-
tea tsens 4sra .ne CONAN Chateau Ia Tour one o
cree Of the Bordeau Chamber OF Commerce. nm,
the suffrage. NJ nr,,,c:.1, ,7r,,.e'" . u,1 an1
overranking number one IN a classification Of q
select sixty, chosen from among the many thou
sand vgnobles of d district where ali is choice
,s,aas ~ .,s"i..',nn1 :; nelu c1 h1tle 10"
s.aes, ~ hs.ea'hcane 20 iooS at as any Of the
new at"h,ea enateau WIN
Nv ,vhI,n onor+ fr.,,, III 49,, ,.s, sse' e'o'e
~ s1.. ~ "uo t's'ns from among
tique tower, giving dignity, character, interest
and name to the t1,laco. Il gentleman Of
distinguished look with NO Indies vas r.,r,n1
and asked permissoa TO !w@alk about tho prop
erty, - If M9aseswil,Ae:ssoa enough 70 wait
] duct him. Tho Tcrgsciir or co,1dnrtnr conninr
up. was prescntet-uml turned over to ti,n
aIrcaIv sfemea dv xs ss,1ea r. - piie Yt grapes
the pressoir and i've '1r six men with frnnsers ~
rolled above tho knees were trotting about in u
ut the outer rircuurcrenns nnd 1rrn.1t,niI,, nns
| tructlny their circle until thcg met T. ~u fho
middle and On the top,ot the cine. This they
t1nn't thnk tht "a cnnE1 10 fr..Inr @1'ei1 !
regisscur made no apology for the sinhta NOR md td
tho trottors seem tn the leist ustn1ucd Whorover
csseaa Ia es Els Sae Of css9 te1 as 9nd ID
practice. 1t is said no other So cifeotunlIv
crushcs the pulp without brcukipr the seed. IL
fuct. thar 1t Is important for rhe uuul ty Of tho
wine that is he trodden nut with nikrd feet il
is also said, and very truly, that soap and water
Will cleanse the feet as well us tho bands; Al
one place visited inquired Of the work men ~
they wass.nd their teet before tranpinx an tue
grnpes. and WIS told They did not. One t,r them
enl1gnte!ied my tgnorlnce by exptnintng that
wine had the power tt lug or ail impurities, SO
tnat 1t was OF M consequence how FREQ they
made with It. No doubt therc is good lcai To
he said on the other side Of this question Ut dirt
= CONFESS that what saw and heard disturbed
my old nntior-ut ail events, tue Medoo vintux-
gre acted US + quite sure Of their chemical de-
nucItons ana would walk With bAre feet slap <la5h
through puddle and mud md mount the juicy
neap with the assured tread IF men firmly
grounded in their principles.
~ the :. HOsptco" at bligny, in the Province |
OF burgundy, the property Of an endowed |
hospital III neaune, ftAund the arrangements |
exccilent The vats, wtiicn arc constructed like |
those Ut Sicdoc, only lower und wider in propor-
ton to their hight, bpld about a. rh,usanl |
, 1880-10-10

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
Managers and agents will please send In their
routes On or before Friday. Combinations and
stars will be ut the following named places dur
, 1880-10-10
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Wedding Permits Issued During the
Week.
One hundred and sixty-two marriage licenses
were Issued by the Clerk Of Cook County last
week. The nges OF tho grooms ranged all the
way from 81 to 20, and Of the brides from Is to
hl Following Ia the tistfG
, 1880-10-10

Twenty-Five dollars in doctors visits will do
you less good than oue bottle of Hop Hitters.
, 1880-10-10

Emma Tern-........,,......,
.*Edgewot}d = Ft,lks ",,....... !"
Fannie Davenport. ........,
Ford's CU.nedy Company,
FRANK Mayo. ...............
Frank /. Ernyne,............
, 1880-10-10
George Edgar ...........
*tioiGfen tiilins " Eo.,...
Gus Wllifaula' Comb.

"'Gentleman from Nevada
1IcrJie's " Hearts " U1lk :"
lluntley's Dram. Comb.....
Jarrelt's "tSfuderellnr
i. T. HIS " Fun on Hrtsto1'' y
, 1880-10-10

B. Afncnu(ey's "Messen

3. Mncnuley'8 Me3Een
kET -+..s.--s-.. ....4s..&..
3. Campbell's Galley S,ave
e, W. +. E. WIS MtnBtFets.
L0hn1t0u..
aEhlld OF the State
Clinton Hns1's "StnteN1sts''
Golfers" bankers DAuxh-
kEF s...%...,.-.....
Criterion Comedy CQ.......
, 1880-10-10

sprague's Geor9ta mtnstrels, after to-night'a
,f Rer1ormHnee, retire from the Olympic stage, Mr.
morrow evening in. Mp and Tuck. Amoue
Ens re c9wmPany wPn3 are Wiisa Kline, Z LovIusott,
Ethel Fair, Mrs. Horton, 3. II Fitzpatrick: ii. i
4n1'sy, 4Mno'r3arty, George A. Fair, J. D. LemuE, E. s.
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The following petition was presented:

Thibodaux, Ln., October lat. 1880.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and Town
Council, Town uf Thibodaux. 20
Gentlemen: The petition of the under
signed Respectfully Represents:
that hs Is lcsrrying On in this town . re
tail business including the sale of malt. but
hot Alcoholic Liquors
That he has for such buaincse, beeus sub.
jected to a Corn ora ton License uf $1,000,
That now your Hon. BOdy's Collector de-
mands tr'm YOU petitioner license tax of
$5o.W, the same amount as is exac cd from
the cotfee-hOn.es III this town.
That your Hon. BOdys Ordinance, 70.
gar'ling licenses designs to gra..e the same.
according to the receipts au,l, that i. is
clear that your pet ti"ncrs sales Of Beer 1t
scents per glass cannOt. III any wise, be
compared to those Of the coffee houses.
, That even the Federal Governments
| makes "a distint ti'n IN this respect proof,
that the exaction OF as high license from
beer. a~ from Liquor Dealers wOuid not be
! in arc"rdance with the great American
Maxim that TAXATION shOnlu be '.euuai and
| uniform
! hat your petitioner is well aware Of the
fact tat hr. will have /" pay an i'll ntieal
umount as Il Stat Lic,nse, b. in that
case he has 10 remedy the Legislature nut
l'eing III session, while Your Hon. B.ny, in
whose eq"ity lie ha. full c'Intiu.nce will b.
in time to remedy the evil.
T. Wherefore your petitioner would res,,ect
July pray that his COrt"rafian License he
re iuced to IL more reasouaEle figure. and
as l" duty bound, your petitioner will ever
pray. - st -
(SignedJ l.. f. SCHNEIDER.
On motion Of j. Il. Blanchard duly secon
d.d the petition Of L. +. Schnenlcr Was re-.
ierred to tbs Mayur aud = committee OF
cue.
Tue Mayor appointed J. E. Blanchard On
saitt committee. ~
n motion Of j. +. Blanchard dulv sfcon
ed appropriation If Two hnn,rrd Dol
lar- for the NOrk,nen's Account was made
by the following vote.
Yeas: Alb ri, AzesnA, Blanchard, t.
Dor and Tron6. u
: Nays: None. 49,.
On motion of G. Azenla duly seconde.
the Mayor was authuri:e.. to ,Untract will
the Tb bOdaux Saw will for TN. iu,,ihe
necessary Tor M king tho wharf.
Ordinance No. g. l. vying tax Of te,
mills ON all the taxable property within
the Town Of IhibOdaux~ according t" III
Tabieau OF Assessment / tue year le6
was presented and on motien dmy secOr
ed was adopted by the following vote.
Yeas Aibeiti, Azema. Blanchard, Tabo
aud Tron6.
Nays: None.
6 On motion duly seconded the clerk va
" .ll"we,l the sum OF Twenty-Five Dollar
= tor nakiug the necess',., COPIES of the q
s'ssi,"iii and AK s.lIs Iol the iown.
D." inoti1h dnIy secou.tet the council o.
n jonrDed. ~
n lSigaedl VIC. RA0AN.
Mayor.
T. lSigned) A. J. PkhR1x, Clerk.
true cuPy:
D. A. ). FLARIN, Clerk.
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The entire proceeds arising FROM tho sac
of this work ara devoted to Tho Houd Or
phwn Memorial Fund, which is invested in
United States Registered Bonds for the nur
ture. care support and education of the
ten infants deprived Of their parents last
GUNNER ut New Oil ans. (the melancholy
Incidents OF which sad terenveuept ars
still fresh in the public mud
TIE b .ok s"n etega"t oes0vc. confirming
400 pages scith a Jf"e photograph liEeness
and a tine steel enyrarinS mare srpressly
| tells, bound IN handsome Gray English
CIo,k at HREE DOLLARS. or in a Jfne
Sheen BimdiMq. sciih Mtrb}s Edge, THREE
i pOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS-M Half
| Bound Moro CO. Hbrry styte, FOUR Dol
LARS or ~ best Le.ant Turkey Morocco
full Gil, Sides. FIV DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person remit
ting by mail or express, Of *ht an'0nnt in "a
/ registered letter or hy postal order. bank
! draft, or check copy will BE- immediately
! sent free of postage, registered as secon l.
class matter.
/ The volume is Published in the best style
! of Typography, on elegant paper, with II
lustrations. executed as highest specimens
of art. :,
The ~uthor, the subject, the purpose, all
alike render it worthy aplire in every II
brary.--on every desk or upon the On"
she'll Of every h0us.. ia thr,O1n:ry'
iyemts r tntcd IN soery t"sr" mud c0uH h'y
~ lis United Staiss. anf q prcfe, e'sce ~''
BE- g.pen to hOnOr'b,y discharged rctera"'
Prom the army.
Il, che L4aiies, who feel desfre to eX
press their -ympa hy with Tie Ho"d "r
pha,. Memo, ini fund the sale, Ot this b. OK
among their circle .'i friends. w;l afford ~
excellent way of contributing subsi a"t'a
aid to so deserving 4 cause, .-..-........,s
'fOR TERMS RITES To A;iENT :,
EFT, ,ADDt ESS WtTHsFuLL P-.kIICt
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PUBLISHER ON BEHA.t Or TIL
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New Orle1 AS, La.
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Notice.

The Directors OF rhibotlaux Bridge Co..
me, ON Tuesday o tober 18th 1880 aud de-
clar,d :. ,tivi.iend of tw" dollars per share
OF eight per ce I OH capital stock nf sari
conpany beng for Ihr"e month. ending
r.p1. 3it,, 1870, ia able on ,lr,nand.
Il. W. TABOR. President
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For sale.

A fine lot with Luii..ings suitable for ree-
idence or stores, situated uu jackson stree
Opposite GVIOn ..cademy.
For particulars apply TO s. Blum.
/. kLIlL- AakAL.
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J. A. ROU RG,

0oCh0a& Colmn1S0loAn01
EE CHARGE DE LA VENTE DE
Cotton. Spcre, Ris, Mousse, Peaux,
Laiae, Volailies, Eufs,
Cire, Mel, Gibier,
ct do toute espece de prOduits dcs champs
GU do jar.linage,
l>7. Rec Decatur. .....1z7
eatre Jefferson ct TOulOusel
NOUVXLLE ORLEA Ms
&c. ksek Dag 677. mhlO76-ly
r -
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FOs Sale.

One double flued boiler AZ inches rs
.,et. with one steaiu ti,um attached 30
iurI,r by 8 feet. St:Aa p.pe, check valve,
eaiety waive, bow of valve. whistle valve
.n4 ori ch,ng and one furnace mouth.
The abnve boil,.r was made by John
Ward ut New Orleans, and. has taken ofi
tour c, ops only.
For terms ST.. apply to J. J. shatfer Mag
uoi,a Plantations Terrebonue Parish, La.
Sept. 20th. 1880. im
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-S. r. GrisamOre at his stove
Depot has Halls Plows for sale
Also Plowsbares aad Pl0V handles
Which are sold extra. ats.
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nkx STE AN GRANULATING PAN.
sRssas .. gran.la1ins f.sen to 1--WE"
n0n3lsas working order, viii eell the
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Official.
Proceedings Of Town
Council.
] OWN HALL.

TOWN HALL @
ntt'laE. "a. i5,n TIA |
> he lowii Counri, .. Il. TuMA.i llih
,''uA inet n ..'e, .oh..,i II .ui rs.s,r, III
cay al u'"iocH |! M,
>. Present ". ha>a,,, Mayer, j, E.
b'alichd,,t. Z. Azenia. !. H., ri. ami
tees.
Absent: l.. keete, Trustee.
The minutes OF tint previous reuu,ar 900.
sion We're read and approved "A rccordc.I
Inc f"faswing Collectors Report Wa
presented anai'accepted.
Col O1l0CuOr's Skeuorf.
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Our FALL AND ,WINTER
STOCK is now complete and We
offer it at lower prices than ever
offered III our city. We manufaa:
ture all our goods. .-E sa3 %a,gT
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t - ast. t. '+.
P A.rEl T n Is

ol.t s;ned for new inventions. or for improve
ments in oil ones. Caveats, Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
rO. z-< &C.,
lmventiOns that have been
re-. e.iecte,i may still, IN most cases, be pat
ented b. us. Being opp"Site the'U. 5. Pat
tn Otiiee, and engaged in Patent 1sUs.
iness Exclusively. We can secure
patents in less time than those who are re.
mote from Washington and who must de
pend upon the mails in all transactions
with the Patent tItfice--
When mentors send mn0cl or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office and advise
| as to its patentabil:ty free Of charge, Cores
lon,le;c e.. Confidential. prices low, and NO
ch.s rye unless patent is OBJ
aAined.
We refer to Hon Postma ter General d.
NJ. KEY, Rev. F. y. POWER. to officials in
| the U. s. Patent Office, an, especially to
our clients in every State of the Union an''
II Canada For special references, terms
advice. &C.. Address
G. A.. :. OW & CO..
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPEHSARY,
900 HARNEY 81.
VAC corner Of Cen
merctai street. San
Frsncisco. Establ ished
IN 1854, for the treat
|ment Of osxnal and sep-
Anal Diseases. such q
|GonoFrhea eject.
stricturs, syphilis

tnal weak nsss, Isnpetensy. nighs loeses b,
drcAmf, pimples ON the face, and lest Wspho0a
con positively be cured The sick ana an ctso
should no: fail "a call upon hims sThs DoetQs
has travelled extensively - Europe. and ipspsetSS
great deal Of valuable informailou, Wh1ch n
10 compstsat to impsrt to those - nsed OF M
SER ices. DR.. 0IBBON viii make NO charUs
unless he efect cure. pessons e . distancs
musications strictly conAdential. You zee =
one but the Doctor. Pefsons writing 70 tie Doe.
tor will please stsssshe name Of the pap thsy
s-e this advertisement In. Charges reasonable
Call or WRITE. A6drGos DR.. 81 0IBDUM. Boa
1857. San Francisco. Send Sla for pActsss d
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the eRfAT ENGllSH aEMEDy

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for Nervous Debility,
lRxhaustod yitslfty.
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