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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

Az INTERESTING CONTEST DECIDED
Of the Interesting features OF the falr now
in progress at Union-Station Methodist
church was the offer Of handsome silver
pitcher and goblet to the most popular
LADY,, the result 10 be decided by ballot.
The voting, which has been going on Tor
several nights past, and which has created
considerable excitement among the friends
Of the fair contestants, Of whom there were
several. was brought to close last night.
The total number OF votes cast was l,O33,
Of which Miss NJ. +. Brauer received 900
and Miss Lee Montgomery f6O; scattering,
g. Miss Brauer was declared the winner,
much 10 the delight Of her friends, aud the
prize was presented by ID. {. Richardson,
Esq. in neat little speech, ana received
by Mr. c. T.. Brauer on behalf OF the falr
winner. The handsome sum OF SlO3.30
was realized by the managers as the result
OF this contest
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RE0RGANIzATIoN OF TIE RICHMOND CITY
GUAgD.-At meeting last night held at The
RegiInentll Armory this old company was
organized with ron Of 80 men. The fol-
lowing commissioned officers were elected :
Captain. A. X. Snyder; First Lieutenant,
W. ID. winston; Second Lieutenant, &. b.
Neal. This company at one time was COR
sidered one Of the finest IN the regiment,
and we feel assured that under its present
management it will become an ornament TO
The regiment as well as 10 the city.
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start for home on special train this morn.
ing at o O'Clock. They will be escorted
from the Exchange and Ballard Hotel by
the Richmond Knights. Arriving In Balti.
more to.nigbt they will be entertained by
fraters there, and next day start for Phlla.
delphia and New York and thence direct
home
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LINE. PLASTER. CEMENT. Ae.

OCKLAND LIME, ROtkLAND
III LIME-9,O00 barrels nom the cs!ebfstsd
mead OF The Iist whsrevr Y il has been introduced,
and has no superior; 1000 barrels best kossna al
hydraulic Cement 1000 bArreL Ca'eiued Plaster,
Lipd.Plasier sround fresn every day from beat
Nova Scotia Lump, pn, up In NV haxs s.na fos
prices WAkNGx atvnnn
p2S tJelA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

A CABBAGE OTERTURNED.--A horse at
tacbed 10 carriage in which were seated
several OF DIR. w. w. Parker's children ran
away in Hollywood cemetery yesterday
afternoon, upsettlng the vehicle and throw
Ing lis occupants out. Fortunately, The
party escaped unburt. The carriage vas
considerably dsmaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

THE GRAND GROVE OF DRUID s.--Tbe
1rsnd Grove resis.embIed last night al 8
o'clock. Numerous reports from commit
Tees were received and acted upon. A suiii-
eltnt sym OF money was appropriated to IN
slltufe several new Groves IN this State.
lbe Grand officers elect were installed by
4. l.. Courtney, Esq., T.. n. u. A.
The Grand body then adjourned sine die.
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P0LIcE C0URT.-Tbe following cases We're
disposed Of Yesterday:
William Crosley and Mike McDouougb.
fighting in the street. CrosIey was fined 50;
McDonough discharged.
William Shepperson, fighting in the street.
Einpd 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

CALLED MEETING OF THE COMMON COUN-
cIL.-A meeting Of the Common Council
has been called for this afternoon at 5
O'Clock, at the request Of certain Main.strcet
property. holders, TO consider the question
OF grades along the line Of the new Belgian
Dayprnpnt
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EGEAwAy ACCIDENT. w Wednesday after
noca horse belonging TO Aessfs. Bell Il
Bowses. attacked 10 wagon. ran away near
The corner oi Main and Madison streets.
The driver, Willie Barsell, white youth,
was thrown out and his right leg broken just
above tie ankle. He was conveyed TO his
home By The city ambulance and the Deces-
sary surgical aid rendered. He was doing
well al last accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

GARDEN-PARTY.-A garden-party will be
given by the "Gleaners" OF the First
Presbyterian church this evening from ) to
8 O'Clock at the corner OF Ninth and Leigh
streets. Those who attend may expect a
Dle3eant time
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TVS WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant
TvsExoNETsR YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 63 ;
A. NJ. 30; noon, 20; 5 L. NJ, 50; =.
n a: midnight. 60.
ufsn temperature, 1lf.
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TOR nENT.-THE sPLENDIDrA
NOR RENE. DWELLING No. Ill @
RrAL ssrATE AGENTS. &c.

MY FRIENDS, THE FRIENDS AND
vi PATRONS OF TUE LATE RICflAUD,DS
& co, aud he public generally. 9re hereby lDfoful-
ed shat shall conduct the REAL ESTATE Btrt-
SfSs IN ALL ITS BRANCHES; that ai1 siNiDz
To The business OF he patrons Of the late chsToson
& co. every attention u, cessary for HE protection
Of their mt'r.sts and that for The present may DC
found at the same place. ! l3 Main street
Very respectfully.
JAMES u. ELAN.
May 20, 1851. myz7-Zt
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RTD.BUGs, ROACUEs.

Rats mice, ants, Il e., yermn. mosquitoes, In.
sects, &c, cleared on, by Rough on Rats" Eif-
teen cent boxes at druggists.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

NOTICE. THE CERTIFICATE No.
~ Of 1Hr RICHMOND GLASS MANU-
FACTrRiNG COMPANY for one hundred shares
stanliu iu the books OF said comnany In the name
OF Thomas w. Wynne. trustee for Sarah NJ. Cali,
infant child OF George W. Call deceased; and also.
the GFRTIFlCA ATE No -, OF said Richmond Glass;
Manufacturing Company, for Dinety-nine shares,
standing in the books Of said company Ia the name
of Thomas II. Wynne individually, having been
both lOsi, shall apply 10 the said Rcbmol q ass
Manufacturing Company for renew,l 0t both -
sad certificates. NJ. ;. N1NSE,
Fxeculrix OF Thomas n. Wynne. deceased.
an 2g-Fzm
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WEATHER REPORT.

,xp,cArroSs FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
-. S,s,rs warmtT, fair weather, east to
snn,h u'r winds, and stationary or falling ba-
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LILYBELLE CIGAR, &c.

LILYBELLE CIGAR, &c.
PURE CATAwBA WINE az $3.50 per galoa.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY at So per gallon.
PURE SPANISH SHERRY at $3.50 per gallon.
PURE GREEN and BLACK TEA0 at low prices.
PURE CHANPAGSEs, PoR rs, aud French Brand :
at low prices. W. y. BLAIR & 90. 100 Main 81.
CHICK CIGARS Sc.
BARGAINS IN ysLvEr FRAMES at l.. LEwIss
9l2H Main street
ENGRAvfNGs at Wholesale price, framed. at l.
LEwIs's. 9lla Maio street.
DEvILLED CRABS, LOBSTER, AND SALMON, {
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
&C. only for Picnic CIoAR.
VELVET FRAMES at a sacrifice at L. LEwIs's
9l2A Main street.
HUcKIS's CELEBRArED SOUPS teIeeauo a.
CHRISTIAN h WHITES.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINrISG-H0UsE. Good work, low
priees. and satisfaction gUaranteed.
picnic CIGARS, Sc.
IMPORTED CHRoMos at a sscr6ee @t L. LEwis's
el2X Main street.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAKFAsT, OOLoSG, and
GUSPowDER TEAS al CuRIsriAs WHITES.
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Strawberry fgAsT.-- TIE strawberry
isast Of 81. Andrews Guild will be con.
nooed this evening In the ltcture.room OF
HAedrew's church, beginning at . o'clock.
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GOOD-KNIGHT, FAREWELL.
FINAL FESTIVITIES rELICITOUsLY
FINISHED.

Memorial Tribute 20 southern He.
roes-The Parade-Poinss Of Interest Wis.
ited-Grand Banquet as the Theatre Enter
tainmemt TO the Ladies' at Pizzini's-Open-
Air Concerts by the Boston and Provide nee
Bands-Items OF Interest, etc.
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PORTSMOUTH, Va, May 20. 1881.

IuhlShOtiu1 n, Nay -o- Acpi'
William b. IsaGcS, Grand Recorder Knights
1tmpLdr:
Indisposition and business keeps me from
being with you tonight, which l regret.
Please say for me, though, 10 our
friends: The first permanent settlement
OF our country was made in Vir-
gina; the first in the northern pOr-
portion was made in Massachusetts. The
Revolution commenced in Massachusetts,,
and ended in Virginia. George Washing
ton the first President, John Adams the first
Vice President; John Adams the second
President, Thomas Jefferson the second
yice-President. The first years OF our
country were made by Virginia and Mls'a-
chusetts. We will never yield our interest
in the monument at Bunker Hill, but will
be ever ready to protect Massachusetts in.
terests in the monument to be erected at
Yorktown. j. u. BAN,
Past Grand Commander.
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DoOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex-
- ECUrED ~ the DisPATcH PkiStiNv.
HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-27

ENGRAvrNGs at Wholesale price, framed. at l.
LEwIs's. 9lls Maio street.
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BARGAINS IN vsLyEr FRAMES at l.. LEwIs's
9l2k Main street
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veR NrT'f.


EOR RENT, CK-BRICKn
Nqdf ,on. now occupied by r q. Leigh, E.q c0H-
taiulng ten rooms with bath, SC. Possession Junc
sTOCK. BRICK DETACHED DWELLING 81
south Second street; six rooms. Only SD pc
month.
'iOnl on First street near Civ, with all mOoern IIn-
uTOvetnpnts >lN rooms each
STORES, WAREHOUSES. aud fAC1okIts.
i. J.1HOMPsOH BROWN,
Re rEs;ate Agenl and AuciioDe'r,
my27.3t lll3 Nan street.
l'OR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE. q
Il NFARIY-NEW DETACHED BRICkGx
DWELLING, No. C0i4 north fifh street. With
sb4u, zine rooms and al modern Improvements
Apply 20 H. stLDpN 1Loh,
Real Estate AGENT and Anclioneer.
my 2f-3t tleyenu. sud Bsns streetf.
NOR RENT.-THE sPLENDtDra
Il STORE ~ The southeast corner II Br01d h-x
and Third streets. just nltcd uD win molern
front, aud otherwise proved sud renovated, = Tor
rent a, 4 very low hyure; ilo. me 9cl4min2
STORE bDtn with or without dwelling. above.
my 2J.eO13t GRUBBs WILLIAMS.
EOR RENT, DWELLING No. III o.
l. east Cary street, lately occupied 10y tsp-&i
tain !. Uampd' CbambtrlaynS, cOnta Mug ten
rooms aud kl chen with four rooEis, ln good order
Also. DWELLING No. ia south First street 10
tween Cary and Canal, with eight rooms. he ~
is a laige one. - .
EOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE ~
Il AND DWEI.L-LOCArED BRICK DwsLL. IA
ING No. lleg west Clay street eontslning eigh.
rooms, bah e.. Rcht very low Possession June
lsL Apply to JOHN I. GODDik,
Real Estate Agent
my 26.3t Bank sud Eleventh streets.
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DEvILLED CRABS, LOBSTER, AND SALMON, al
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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Boston, May -. 1881.

BOSTON, May -, 1851.
Tie Sir knights Of the Rictmond Com.
mdndery:
They will stand upon the record OF time
As the representatives OF principle that
while It gives life and harmony to the ma
ton, it provides for man the beautiful
means Of dOmes. ic and social happiness in
society. % VETERAN.
p. :. Don't You get tuckered out.
Sir George +. Wright read a lengthy and
beautiful letter from Past Eminent Com
mander John NJ. Clark, OF Boston, which
was filled with beautiful recOiIectiOns OF tie
former visit of DE Molay TO Richmond and
kindly congratulations TO all. He offered
the following from Richard the Third as bis
sentiment:
Richmond -
Now civil wounds are stopped.
Peace lives agaip. that she may long I've here
God say. Amen
MISCELLANEOUS.
On 4 scene in rear OF the stage at the The
atre last night was the following suggestive
inscrlDtion in gold letters on blue ground:
Punch, knights. punch with care:
Punch in the presence OF the cOmmanoare' tnO.
Sir Knight Edward r. Frost, Of st.
Johns COmmandery, is, besides being one
OF the most genial and companlonable OF
gentlemen, quite handsome. Since his being
here his very close personal resemblance to
the lamented Colonel Thomas =. August
has been often noticed and spoken OF.
The resemblance Is very striking indeed,
Sir Knight Lyman Wheeler, OF De Molay
Commandery, who is recognized in Boston,
and is known TO many OF our Richmond
Knights, as an eminent professor OF music,
and who last year sent one OF his pupils,
Miss Jennie Sargent, 10 Italy to complete
her musical education, has received since
his arrival here 4 letter from that young
lady's impreSsario at Milan informing him
that she mad made her dtJut at Bellaglo,
and that it was a wonderful success. She
sang in "Linda di Cham0unix," and
so enthused her audience that she
was forced TO appear before the curtain
several times in Acknowledgement OF the
applause. This young lady
T. entirely indebted to Professor Wheeler for
her musical training, he having discovered
that 10 use his own words) "she was brim
full aud running over with TALENT" and be
determined TO bring il out. Miss Sargent is
also known to some OF our Richmond Sir
Knights, who have met ber in Boston at
different times.
The banquet last evening, which was
In every respect, was served, as
were the other entertainments during the
visit Of the Knights, by MIR. Andrew Piz-
zini.
The mena was most handsomely gotten
10 by Sir William b. lsaacs. Jr.
EN- ROUTE HOME.
The Boston and Providence Knights
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CHICK CIGARS Sc.
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THE GRAND PARADE.

The KNIGHTS assembled for parade before
II O'Clock. Both sides Of Franklin street 10
Thirteenth were crowded with spectators,
and the alignment Of the knights extended
from the Exchange Hotel 10 the latter thor
ouobiare. The Providence band appeared
in front OF s.. Johns Commandery, OF that
citv. i'm scarlet coats. The " wbile fatigue
cars OF 81. Johh's, swung behind to their
belts. afforded an agreeable relief to their
otherwise black uniforms and chapeauX.
Richmond, No. ., proudly bore aloft It's new
standard, which, in the full simmer OF un-
dimmed blaZ0nry, was an object to attract
attention. The rich adOTnments oil the
Knights. both home and from abroad, never
had n f1irer occasion on which 10 display
their handsome apr earance. Richmond Com
maudery, No 9 and ST. Andrews, No. l3,
headed by Kessnich's First Regiment band,
marched at the right Of the llue, st. Johns
and De Molay following successlvely.
Mounted Tempars rode Immediately in
front. and the band was preceded by cor.
don Of police in charge Of Sergeant Parater.
At II O'Clock the order TO march was
piven. when the procession moved up
Franklin into Thirteenth street, down that
IN Main. The transit Of that tbOrouShfaTe
was enIiyeped by the choicest efforts OF all
tbree hands. In front OF the establishment
of Sir knight James T. Vaughan, stretched
across the street, were to be seen dozens OF
Naos. the most conspicuous amongst them
hejn0 Dominion fag-Engllsh cross Of 81.
Georce and royal standard comblned-a
6oo.Iookine national emblem. AT the old
stone house,
wAsHINGTON's HEADQUARTERS,
n br,ef halt was made. and marching So.
Iute given the humble edi6ce. At this
poiut. Twentieth aud Main, salute was
fired from a miniature cannon. Al IWenty-
first and MaIa the procession turned into
ne former and proceeded to Franklin street,
marching down that towards Libby Park,
on Church Hill. Here beautiful view was
had OF the faIls, and The river losing Itself
in the distance OF beautiful surrounding
country. The ascent to the Park was IA
-ioueino. and so brief halt was made for
rest. Some Knights in carriages here Joined
ne procession. From the Park, after the
.xecution OF several lovely musical gems by
he bands, the procession headed for Grace
treet. Kesspich's Band leading with the
: Fort Smelling Quicks,cp." From Grace
be march was 10 Broad and thence to
OLD sT. JOHNS CHURCH,
Twenty fourth and Twenty-nith
r.. cts. A large number OF ladies, with at
ND Iat Knights iu carriages, joined the
roce> sion at the Broad-street entrance OF
10 anc 'ent cemetery and were the first ad-
'i,,ed ,.uto the sacred enclosure. Undue
,owding was prevented by the police, but
ore was at any necessity for their active
ternositlon. The Knights entered the
,rd-St. Johns first. followed by DE Mo-
y Richmond, No. 2, and ST. Andrews,
= "a Inside tho yard the Providence
md played with splendid effect shs "Dead =
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SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAKFAsr, OoLoSG, and
GuSPowpER TEAS at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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VELVET FRAMES at sacrifice at L. LEwIs's
9l2A Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PBINrISG-iioUsE. Good work, low
nriees and satisfaetIon guaranteed.
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&c. only for a Picnic CIoAR.
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IMPORTED CHRoMos at sacrifice @t L. LEwiss
OIL OK Main street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11
(NO. i,3i4.)
Sherif'S Sale,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,

Mason County. S.
In the District Court of the Second Judi
ciai District, holding terms at Olympia,
for the counties of Thurston, Mason
and Chehalis.
Mary Erickson, Pl'f,
Chris. johnson, Deft.
I William Callow, Sheriff of Mason
i county, Washington Territory, hereby
,.';C public notice that, by virtue of the
n ,4nicnt and order of sale rendered in
no ucve-entitled and numbered cause,
ii' laid court, on the 18th day of Febru-
ry. -. 1881, a copy of which judgment
n d. "'der was issued and deliva red to me
y III" Clerk of said Court on the Sth day
VI March, A. ID. 1881, the same being duly
certified under the seal of the SAID Court,
by The said Clerk and bearing date of the
oh day of March, A. d., 1881, l have
-iz d md levied II pom the following de-
sc.ihed mortgaged premises, to-wit
The southwest quarter IS w IA and
lots numbered three 90 and four "a of
section number twenty-three (23 in town
ship twenty-five l22) north of range mum
her four ~ west of the Willamette Meridi-
an, containing two hundred and thirty
three and thirty-eight one-hundrcdths
t233.3S acres, all in The county of Mason,
as thesame is described i'm said judgment
and order OF sale. all and singular of
which, with and including the improve.
inents thereon, rights. ways and appurte.
nances thereunto belonging, will proceed
to sell at public auction for cash, ON
Saturday, the 10th day OF April, 1851.
at two o'clock p. VI , at the front door of
the court house of said Mason county, i'm
Oakland to satisfy the said Judgment in
favor OF plaintiff and against said defend.
ant. for The sum of one thousand one
hundred and forty-fve dollars and eighty
two cents (Sl,145.e2) with interest, and
attorneys fee amounting to one hundred
and four teen dollars and fifty EIGHT cents
tSll45S), costs and increased costs,
WILLIAM CALLOW,
Sheriff of Mason County, W.
McNAUGHT, FERRY Il McNAUGHT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11
PUGET SOUND STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Regular Mail Line

TO VICTORIA ANDPORTS ON PUGET
SOU ND.
CTEAMERS of this company carrying
- the l.. 5. Mails, Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S
Express passengers and freight will leave
Tacoma for Port Townsend and inter-
mediate Ports,
Every day, except Saturday. ut o'clock p.
NJ, and for Victoria, b. c., SUNDAYS, Tues
days and Thursdays, at the Same hour.
The same boats leave Seattle every
morning except Sunday ut ) o'clock, and
for Victoria, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
L aSsengcrs leaving Portland Saturday
morning arrive ut Victoria Monday after
noon, and leaving Portland Tuesdays and
Thursdays, arrive at Victoria Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS.
From Victoria to Tacoma ana ports on
Puget Sound, to Portland via n. +. X. r.,
the Staunch and iavoritc steamer ISABEL,
carrying Her Majestys Mails. leaves Vie.
toria for Port Townsend, Mondays, We'd
ncsdays and Fridays, at "a. NJ, making iii.
rect and close connection with u. >. Mail
steamers for Tacoma and intermediate
ports The Isabel returns to Victoria same
afternoons.
Passengers leaving Victoria Mondays,
" cdnesdays or Fridays, arrive at Port.
land the days following, VIZ: Tuesdays,
Thurs days and Saturdays.
For passage or freight apply ON board
steamers or at the the Company's Office,
New Tacoma.
August IL, 1878. 3J:tf
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HEALTH OF FARMERs.-There are
sseven reasons why farmers are health
Ter than professional men, viz:
/. They work more and develop
all the muscles of the body.
2. They take exercise in the open
air and breathe greater amount of
oxygen.
8. There food and drinks ars CON-
monty less adulterated and far more
simple.
4. They do not overwork' the brain
s much as professional men.
Is. They take their sleep during
ne hours of darkness, aud do not
ry to turn day into night.
6. They are not ambitious, and
10 not wear themselves out so rapid
y in the fierce contest of rivalry.
z. Their pleasures are simple and
less exhausting.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-03-11
DR. SIP L N m Il Y
NO. II KEARNEY STREET.,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases
Young Mon

Dung Mon
WHO may he suffering from the effects
w of youthful follicS or indiScretiOn,
will do well to avail themselves of this
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar OF
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case oil
Seminal weakness or private disease Of
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many ut the age OF thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to frequent
evacuation of the bladder often accom-.
panied by u slight snarting or burning
sensation. and u weakening of the system
in manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits a
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles ofalb,imen will
appear, or the color will be of a thin milk
ish hue, again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men
who die of this difficulty ignorant of the
catlse. which is the second stage of semin.
al weakness. DIR. y. will guarantee per.
feet cure in all such cases, and a healthy
restoration of the genito-lrinary organs.
OFFICE IiOURs-lO to 4 and 6 toS. Sun.
days from 10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, SIS.
Call or address,
DIR. SPINNEY & co.
No. IL Kearny ST.. San Franisco.
San Francisco, CAL, Ap'l. Is, 1873. 1:v
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HOUSEKEEPING HlNTs.-All kinds of
poultry and meat can be cooked
quicker by adding to the water in
which they are boiled little vine
gar or piece of lemon. By the
use of an acid there will he con-
adorable saving of fuel, as we'll as
shortening of time. It's action is
beneficial on old, tough meats, rem
dering them quite tender and easy
to be digested. Tainted meats
and fowls will lose their bad taste
Ind door If cooked in this way, and
IT not used 100 freely, no taste of it
will be acquired.