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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

-Oos Of The most useful articles that Ne
know Of il that famous hoosehold remedy
for the baby.-Dr. Bolls Baby Syrup. II
costs oely 8 csois bostle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

Fellovs Hypophosphites-In bronchial
and other chest s6ectioas. 10 srresting ioci-
piens consumption, and in lessenine the
distressing sy@pso@s 81 this disrs.s in i,s
hopeles stages, - veil ~ in cases Of nerv-
Gus debility IN giving tone to the system,
il is undoubtedly . valuable remedy
John McNuray, Meshodix minister,
Nsspost, N. s.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

Go to Bagby 4 Co. and get
prices before you sell your
wheat O. oats. S-Sw2.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
Al2.AOO

I, $50 Prizes, Sll2, ~
Whole ticket. q. Half ticket, n.
"a tickets, go. IS tickets, moo.
Remit by postofbce money order, registered
letter, hank draft or exprees.
To insure &2ainst mistakes or delAyS. corres-
pondents will please write their uAEnes and place
Of resisjsacs paalnly, giving poetofhco boz os
street, and town. county and state.
All communications conuectsd with the distri-
button and orders for tickets should b addressed
to r. N. BOARDMAN, Counes-JOurnal Duslc-
ing, Louisville. KY, or 3o7 and 30e Reoa3wsy
New York.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

WHEAT! WHEAT! WHEAT!
The highest cash price paid
for wheat. BY ". J. Dagby 4
Co., next door to Hall & Bel.
ler0. 83W2s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
Srabbipg at Holden.

Marshal Still, of Holden, me, q Eazoo
reporter on the street this mcrni.g, and IN
reply va the inquiry "a To what was rev.
sand: w. had hi up oar nay Saturday
night lie then s,plains! himself by
SAYING that last Sasnri.y morning a mum
i,~r uf Country boys came INTO town aid
filled themselves np with whisky. They
becams 80 tni-irrn,l- that he had TO lock
several at them Up, which was d"ne dur
ing the afternoon aud early evening
About eight O'Clock that nigh, there re-
ms,I,e.! but one who wss cbs,reperous.
His name ~ss Wesley Freeman, and he
reridei some seven miles from Holden.
lie swore that no msn -honid take him,
and ne rode on horseback mp and down the
streets, d-fsiny arre-i. Marshal SiIli
finally eorrailed ard asked him 10 20
home. TINS inceas.a the rnfisn, and he
jumped from his horse aud made at Still
wilh hi. penknife, cutting him in the lef,
breast and s;-o in The hand. A tussie en-
sued. and 6n.liv Freeman vac locked up.
4 couple cf hours later a number oil
Freeman's friend-, al-o from the country,
battered down the c.lab0ose door and iib-
Grated the prisoner, together sith a num-
b-r oi others ~h" we're locked mp.
F.eenaS tten ID u lied L;s ho,s. and
made his escape, since which time nothing
has been heard as TO his sheresb,uis.
The marshal wss not dangerously hurt,
but hrs wound was a painful one, com
pe!I,n: him to keep qaie, until to-day. j
he runs scro-. Freeman. the chances are
that there will be more trouble.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

MIR. II. 7. Brown, living in Sh~dy
Grove. Franklin county, Va, .sys: Having
thoroughly tested Or. Bull's Baby Syiup
in my family. ] ch+srfuiiy certify 10 il.
uniformly good sfi,c', an.! recon merd
/, ~ a most excellent remedy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
An Elegant Toilet Preparation,

al 6ie8auL 1OlIet PREPARATION,
hair dressing and restorative - found in
"Londcn Hair Color Resiof~r." II seldom
tails 20 restore gray or fading hair to its
original youthful. Color end beauty. Fall
ing hair Is checked by lie Use, and il pro-
ducss a gros;h OF beautiful young hair,
-oft, glossy AMI lnxnrisn, that surprise.
every one. Tse-e properties added to i,s
exquisite perfume AID parity Of compost.
ton. render it the growing favoriie Of the
toilet ever, where. I, certainly IL the mos,
clesnly and effective hair restorer now BE-
fore the American people.
A. A. Gib-oa, Birrytovp, Dutchea.
county, n. Y. writes: Dr.. Svayue 4 Son,
Philsdeiphis. Gents. enclos. postoG6ce
order for 50; please send me one dozen
"Londoo Hair Color Restorer." IL has
stopped nv hair from telling, and restored
il to it, natural color. II has proven eats
factory 10 every rssPect. The "Loodoa
Hair Color Ressoser" can Be- obtained Of
ill the leading drusEists II Is cents bot.
tie.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10
Don't Forget.
T AYLOR'S.
COR. OHIO AND MAIN SIS
@23rd=
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING VI the
CbmnsomswaM Diaribsdion C6Spasy.
At HacArIES's rHEArlr,
In the CITY Of Louisville. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST Slss, leo.


These drawings, authorized BY the legislature
and sustained by all the courts Of Kentucky, aC.
corsiin9 TO contract made With the 81 the
Frankfort grant, will occur regularly on the last
day Of every month. Sundays and FridAys ex.
copied, for the period Of I've years. terminating
or June 30. lSs5.
The United States Circuit court on March 81
rendered the following decisiona:
lst-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal.
2d-lts drawings Arc faiF.
The management call attention to the liberal
schem~ which has met With such popular Asor
heretofore, and which Wl aoA,n b presented
for the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-08-10

! Prize. 900 100 Irisss sloo. oo. cor
I Prize ............ 1000 200 Pnsss T.. 1000
= SI..: o. 600. ,SSs 100 Pms. TO-: 1000
Prizes $40 s.ch. aPPronmatiou prins...-ss. !oo
Prizes 100 % Z" I" ...... 500
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09


Hugh McGIinn, proprietor Of the
Rhode Island livery stable. on Fourth
street, San FraDcisco, Cal, died De-
cember 9th. aged so years. The de-
ceased left behind him an estate valued
at over $500, 900. McGlinn,lf is stated, ,
acquired his large fortune by leading
an extremely penurious exissence and
denying hilneelf even the common nec6%
stiles OF life He occupied himself in
the most naerial employmeuts about
his establishment, and he devoted him
sslf 70 tl.e making and boarding Of
money. For years he occapied q lofS
in his stable, where lle died. He wGs
unable to read or write and was obliged
to intrust the management OF his busi-
ness 70 m agent. In bis last illness he
refused TO pay physician to attend
him. unleep he would guarantee cure.
He LEFT . will bequeathing the whole OF
his estate TO his wife, who. with hia
daughter, are earning living in Rhode
Island "a domestic servants. He sepa-
rated from his wife . number OF yeazs
ago, hscanae ahe bought silk dreass
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09


Mr.. Cameron dreamed when hs was
. boy that he would be n1asaacred b3
Indians 1t che age Of thirty.ssvsn. The
same vision waa repeated ssn yeaES
later. and with such vivianesa that
every detail was left impressed dp0iS
bic memory. He. was at . ranch neaS
BFule City. Dakota. shost tims aGsss
when his forty-sayenth birthday eRsgv--
ed. The place was alive with fsiendly
Indians, bat be EecoIIected / hin dEsasng
and their presence made him exeeisSEs-
ly nervous. He went 70 bed m tsppl1
daticu. and to his horror, as he aftelE
ward declared, the room wag exactly
like the oss Of his dream. He eIi
aaleep, and promptly dEeanasd chat cha
fDdians.wsse seAlping him. He bourd-
cd from the bed, leaped from . win
dow and fed, temporarily insans. ID
tho morning he was missed, and o laRR6
party OF white men ard Indians wens
i'm search Of him. It was three days
before they found him. for hshi4 wheM.
ever he caught sight OF an Indian and
only slowly recovered his senses. He
was naked and nearly dead with hum
ger.-Neao York San.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09


We have been told Of many infell5s
gent mules aDd horses. One case We
remember Of mule g,ing into black.
smith shop TO have . nail pulled fboEni
his foot ia only equaIed by story ofG
religious horse that we were told Of
yesterday. lie 10 owned by Mr. Ajax :
anier Of Oswichee (Ala.l. who Tsd6f
him 70 church on preaching day6 whiSk
Is twice month. On other Sundays
he il turned ont 20 Craze, and ft u OF
these days he is 30 religious. Ht' gbsS
down TO church, stops u the tres WhdaFi2af.
he il generally tied when there =
preaching. and, with bis head t6wHsa
the church, remains abonE an Hour 6h2
o halt. He then walks lei5useIy k5rihsssH
This Is = facs, and will bs 1odCbed' tof
by any Of the people Of Oswiehes. Coz
i,tzs6als { Go.l E;sQvirer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

John NicoIlet is . handy genius,
and delights in . talent that makes him
. sort of Jack Of all trades. His cabin
10 museum wherein all sogsa os articles,
from broken Thermometer 20 . model
for q patent slag-pot, can be found,
and 10 odd moments John exercises bis
genius to its full bent. He recently
came into possession ct m old rifle.
He knew it wss not loaded, 20 he put
she bseech into the fire, blew his hand
bellows, and punched the fiEe with the
old barrel, muzz'e pointed toward him,
ard finally stepped acrOss the cabin,
leaving it in the fire. Suddenly the
old gun.barrel diegorged : load thai
put hole through the side os tie house
large enough tor John to crawl through,
and be felt like doing il when he re-
menbered what narrow escape he had
had. Il is the only case on record
where one of @didn't. know-it waa-load.
ed" did not result fAsally 70 some one.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

In Washington on tia Afternoon of Jaaus
aTy lses "a y. III. Morgan, son Of S@slMehxs
Morgan, OF Alabama. was walking along
Lucy w. R. Horton, who an(llanly drew q
revolver and shot Morgan tEarsa,eh theg
shoulder. Before she could flra q second
time Morgan turned and ael1es1 tA@ weaki-
on. The w0und is not dangeronn. Mis9
Horton began suit against 4orNan lase;
Since tisen she has lost her position ln the
treasury department., and has been RenaE-;
ally unfortunate and slie eAaimas she has
been persera1ted. She ma1MGains that her
Asssuit son Morgan was unprecedented
and thels meeting unexpected. alsIs0ugh
kin hisn.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

General Joe Johnston is credited with
having originAte6shs project Of making
Grant CapsaiH-Ge Of the Army,
ss . salary q $50. 900. Il i not 1t all
probable that General Grant cares 10
Be pensioned OR in that manDer. lie
could make that much per amman in
civil life and have actual dasies 70 de-
vote his energies 70. He d nos By any
means drons.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

humor, he weDded his way 90 her IS i'm.
mediate presence" !"
Miss Creighton Is engaged at pres
ent, bat will be down in ave minutes, .
che waiter said and after be had dis
appeared, Con began 20 muttsr come
thing very coutsmptnous about
!" country charms" etc.
Then, finding he had 70 wait, he ~
ai9ned himself 30 q comfortable arm
chair. until = light step sounded in the
hall, until . slight figure. with clouds
OF golden hair and diaphanous robes Of
Aeecy gause, came 60ating into the
room. until . sweet voice cried out
Oh. Con, am 50 glad 70 zee you r.
Then. while he was staring and won
dering, DoEa's two white hands were
laid IN his. ~ g
Dosa's sweet tscs was upsurned
70 him.
Dora'e violet eyes rested upon him,
the tender love-light lurking in their
depths.
Dora, my darling MY own little
Dora, what does this mean 9''
Why, you silly fellow, it means
that you are my cousin, and am glad,
oh 50 glad, Con, that / didn't take
your money, never to return il and
I'm more glad still that we met before
they made this discovery, and you
loved me in spite OF what people said. 81
He was 40 stupe6ed that he could
only manage to say
!" Why, did you know what they
said 20
She drew herselt up to her fulles,
hight, and looking him proudly in the
fsce, eaid
!" Certainly / did not know IT, or
would have found ont the truth and
told you all at the time you asked me
to be waiting for your return. al
ways thought ] was grandpa's daugh-
ter, for yoa know when mother died
We left the place where / was born and
wen: TO the village-w you met me. -
lie began TO realize il then, bat still
you can imagine thas be felt rather
awkward.
And 50 my little Dora is the heir
ess.'' he began by way OF prelude, but
she interrupted him
No, Con, Pan not don't want
the money, nor grandpa nor grandma
don't want il. We were happy before.
and We can 10 happy again it,"
And there she stopped, the violet
eyes drooped, and Con was kimsell
again as he stopped toward her, saying
Very we'll, darling, but / must
take you, too, for security"
Three months after, che security was
paid, and the golden link of the mar.
riage tie Tiveted the agreement forever,
while with smiling serenity Mrs. Creigh
ton, senior, looked on, entirely forget
ting her old advocacy of Gertrude
Mowbray. and her old aversion to the
little country girl whose g pretty facef'
had attracted Cons attentions.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

The national pension list is lengthen-
ing out 1t an astonishing rate. Il is
growing longer and longer every year.
The probabilities are that ore-qnarssE
of the persons who now receive pensioala
from the Government by reason Of the
late war are not justly entitled 70 .
single cent. The liberalsty OF the Gov
ernment is being imposed upon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

Toombs Of Georgia did NOT loss his
fortune 10 the civil var, l.ke tbousa0da
Of oeher men whom he helped excite 10
the lighting pitch. On the eoasrary,
hs q very wealthy. He bought 100.
900 aesea q land IN Texas, PEARS ago.
for fifteen csn4 IN acre. The men
who gas up war; seldom do any fghe.
ing. They usually look out Tor No. ],
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

If Jacobs ladder was now 20 be
placed agaioss the entrance Of beaven,
you couldn't induce anybody 10 ascend
il. An opposition elevator would eel
al the passenger trafic. RkiIadelphso
Day.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

OF l22, 1853 pupils asssndinx the pab.
lic schools # South Carolina. 81, 900
are coloEed children liisls more than
one-half BY education alcns can ehe
coiosed racs Be elevated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

bitches are dug alongaide the Iron
Mountain and Southern railroad, shrea
feet wide and two deep, f,y means d
an enormous plcw, which b drawn by
locomotive. This machihe does The
work of o thousand men.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

A coFsespondene OF tle chlemRO Naaa~
0ec0n, who has been i0cklsg mp fase
col0red exodus qszeztioR tn Kasas1as 4llda
16,000 Of them in that G9Mtes Qg wAs0am
abous 1900 have bouRht Iaus1s and mcat o&
tbs others ara employed ~ lnb0EeFAs n1e.
easa demaRd "a fully snppaied. Iha eeaTah.
pcladent thinks that more will come ans
that much suffering win Be the Fessllr
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

The butcher-knite soene ia whiGG
Ouray and his Utes and the armed
Peace Commissioners perF6aitidd = .
langhable eosnmeniary on th6 idiCtis
Indian policy Of tie GovernrBsne 1g
csme near being 9 repetition of The tids
edy chat eharacterised t6s spsliIgeF
shs Medoo war.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

AAf6eF dtIigent INQUIRIES we have DIS
covered that the late Mrs. Creighton died
in giving birth to child. but the child Is
still living, 30 must inform you that you
are"
ssPenniless,'' - finished Con, gloomiiy,
bat with deliberation.
..Noe quite. Mr.. Creigfssou. Your faith
sr lefe ron $4,000. which b something.
Your cousin arrived to-day, believe
Poor Con ;he managed Co Get ont with
ont disgracefally showing his feelings, for
It's no Joke 90 find oneself suddenly precip-
,tsated from the pinnacle Of millionaire
snip. :.
"a -. -, - - - =. .s,,,- - ."
t,,,.,s Mowh.sv won,e ,-s,,e =. ro,- -
I'm give her warning. Dora win take me.
rich or poor. and hope I'm nos such .
miserable coward e g shirk the labor OF q
..1 rss. ,.s.,..,o,,. ,.,,,,,,. ,,,.., :, s,... :.
-,he Moswsrtrrav man.Ion.
Five minutes . afeer he was sitting IN the
aantIest Of boudoGra. Gertrude before him,
in ths most recherche OF French morning
ronea
80, -. =. - ..s,..o~ 10y 49,. .rs,; ~ 'e
mot particularly tar. but have had
bad news, and as general thing. that is
more harrassing than the mere effort OF
~aiking.
80, y' W. new NV sOu ""u
..oh no. a. an. o,,,I +t.. Y,v. ,o..
every penny Of tha fort,r,e INV uncle lef,
me.r
lost, eh? Oh, no! Ho~?"
Oh, in q romantic way, Of course.
IL seems that my supposed bachelor
uncle was, in reality, Benedict, but,
~ his marriage was in secret, aud the
girl was country lass, nobody knew
anything about It ; 30 he told her the
ceremony was false, and LETT her. She
died heartbroken. and LEFT an heir or an
heiress, l don't know which. This
child takes the silver spoon out OF my
mouth, and l, as you zee am ruined
Of course, Ge'tie. came to you first
to Teieare you, 1t you wished, from our
engagement. Reared IS you have been,
could not expect you to marry poor
man, and, indeed in my changed cir
cnm'ta"ces could De no nj husband
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09

The astronomers eorppssin Ghas sisaes
y oomet lost. They aheuld advsrsisa
ios i.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09
Infailibis 1ndian Remedies.
a surc shot Fer
FEWER So AGILE

DURIxts a Long EEsFDEEcE AMONG
flse indian tribes OF the coast and the tmte-
rITer 4 nave had the good fortune 10 discover
frEa the t'l6edlcise Islen OF els seyssaI tnsea.
- ~ Tram other narrce8s q aau1DeR 0G remedies
f0r ifsessses ERciden9 20 this C0pntrys CONSIST
ing Of roots herBa aH4 g1F a91 1esss s..
have frfa6 and rlFnNad aha 4falEAcy OF them n
slI,esae 10 procure ssd tlfzef the same 19r eales
4 fMfrs ffafg Tmsgagna or announcing to ali that
during the past season. Kaaase Ean0e m eNregA-
- tour through the wountatns ana YalIe$ss
and have secured fc9rfAan o. THESE k9t4HosAA1s
which are q sure cure fOE
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-01-09
LEGAL.


= -N1 q. x. cHAMBERLAIN.
FLENN & CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorneys at Law.
ALRANH OREGON.
orrrcE-In Fosters new brick block, arst
~ door to the left, up rtAirs. vAnIe
= powrn1 w. n. n1LYEU.
WE'LL d HYEU,
AnH~rmevs at Law and Solicitors
am ChameePy.
ALBANY, OREGON.
promptly %Ss Sn sers sl1 point'
once in Fosters new block. nAzVA
tx. WATERFORD, .
.NorART PUBLBc.l
Attorney at Law
ALBANY, oRnGoN.
WILL PRAcIlcE TE IaE IN ERESI Es1c
en- ~ collections and probsSes uaAsssSs. OEEaCk
lin odd Fellows Temple. nE.vlO :
ID. q. n. BLACKBURN,
!. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALBANY, ORDGoN.
pmomE-r ArrENT7ON GIVEN TO ALL.
NJ b. HUMPHREY. C. X woLvERroN.
Humphrey a. WORvcrtOn,
Attorneys and a'ounseBeEH as law.
WILL l. PRACTICE N ALL THE COURTS
w of thisState. OFWECE-iR FrOman's brick
tup stairsl Albany, Oregon un4S
l.. HI. MONTANVE.
Attorney at Law,
ALBANY, OREGON.
OFFICE-Up stairs, over John Briggs, store,
G. HI. HEWITT,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
| ONce, Odd RDse ODtce BsItldin0, Albany, Oregon.
WILL PRACTICE in the different Courts OF
ID. M. CONLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nFFECE-In 4 Parrish block, north side First
" street. Albany, Oregon.
All business promptly and carefully attended
to. vlln52
MEDICAL.
3. K. SAVAGE, y. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Fromans's Brick, up stairs,
FIr.s Htreet. Albany, Oregon.
C. C. KELLY, m. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
ALBANY. OREGON.
<NFFICE IN McILwAIN,s BRICK BLOCK.
~ Residence-one door north of broom faeso- ct
ry, Lyon street. 1--WE
D. ". BALLARD, M.D. J.N. POWELL, H. D.
BALLARD & POWELL,
Physicians & Surgeons,
LEBANON, OREGON.
oFr1cE--At Lebanon Drug Store. lIsn2l
5UNIUs F. WHITING, ARTIST,
Fresco, Sign, Scene.
Pictorial Painting.
nEsIGNINSs A SPECIALITY.
~ Rooule and 2, Parrish block. corner First
and Ferry streets. Albany, Oregon.
ID. G.. CLARK.
SUCCESSOR TO ]. b. WYATT,
Dealer in
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
Hr~a, HseeR ~~a Meehnnseu' TSOas,
First door east of 8. Z. Toung,
Albany tvIln4sa OREGON
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
ALBANY, OREGON,
MRS. C. HOuk, Proprietor.
rvSHIs HOUSE has been thoroughly overhaul
M aud ere 20, nn6 n N s Hsss sasss
Good Sample Room for Commercial Tf1veIers.
ence enc ls@saae. ~ sse""'"' v1In3s
WHLLERT & BUSCH.
Manufacturers OF
Carriages and Wagons.
soS ,o sDr
done At short notsCe and In the most As,aIfnli
"a ss Terry ssTeee. AHbamx. or.
JAMES OANNAI9,
Dealer and Manufacturer OF
SOLID WALNUT BEDROOas SETS
MYc yoneering-NO Sham. Also 0Tegnn Ash,
IN Mamie and Pine Suits. Spring beds, Pure
Hair Mattresses. Also Moas. Wool, Pulls ana
Straw Bedk ON hand and made at Is0weat Rates.
Work and gG5Ods warranted as represented.
C0RReR 8ee0@& 1sD9 Ferry BeBes Nne1@ye
60
TITUS BROS,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-08
PRENTTOE SPEAKS.

The Louisville "Courier Journalr
speaks as follows: "why are you bill
iousp glares an interrogative headline
in our bright and esteemed cotempora-
ry, the Keokuk Gate City. Read and
referred to II. H. Warner & Co., who
replied: Always keep by you, ready
for use, Warmers Safe Pills. Thisa d-
vice followed, the above query need
never be propounded..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-08

The Journal" Newburgh, N. Y,
is the paper from which We clip the fol-
lowing: Rochester, N. Y, is the
point where halls from the world fam
GUS Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and other Warmers Safe Rene
dies.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-08
DR.. SPINNEY

Oi San Franc Sc. California. having opened
nbfnnch Office In Denver. IL now prepared 10
rear All men aud women who may be suffer.
ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private Dis
eases. Young men who may be suffering
rom the effects OF youthful foilies or indis-
cretons Will do well to avail themselves of
this the greatest boon ever laid nj the ieet OF
suffering humanity. DIR. Spinney will guar
nntee 10 forfeit 500 for every case of weak
ness or private disease of any kind or char
nctcr which he undertake s to and fails to
cure. There are many at tho age OF thirty TO
sixty VINO are trouble with too Il equent
excavations OF the bladder. often nccompa.
MED by q slight smnrting or burning senss.
Hon aud a weakening OF the system in a
manner the patient cannot account for. On
examination OF the urinary deposits n ropy
sedlisent viii onen be found, aud sometime
small particles OF albumen will appear. or
the color will be Of a thin. miikish hue.
asnin changing to n dark, torpid appearance.
Ihere ave many men who die OF this DIM
Guilty. Ignorant OF the cause. which Is the
second = age Of semina weakness DIR. =.
Viii guarnntee n perfect cure In all such
cases, and u healthy restoration OF the geni-
tourlnHry organs.
ONCE HouTs-lO 10 y. Ito I. and : to :; sun
days. from 10 la II A. VI Consultation free.
Thorough examination and ntvice. s..
cnll. or address, DIR SPISNEY a 20. 3Il
Larimer street. rcnycr. over 8rcenleaf y
Cos. store.