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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18
American, Postage Stamps.

The portrait of, Benjamin Franklin
on the one cent stamp, in imperial I'll.
tramarine blue, is after profile bust of
Rubricht. The head of Andrew Jack.
son on the two-cent stamp, in yermil.
ion, is from bust by Hiram Powers.
The Washington head on the green
three-cent stamp is after Houdon's cele.
brated bust. The head on the fve.cent
blue stamp is that OF Zachary Taylor.
The Lincoln profile, in red, on the six
cent stamp, is after bust by Volk.
The seven cent in vermilion, gives the
head of Stanton after photograph. The
head of Jefferson, on the ten-cent stamp
in chocolate, is drawn from life-sized
statue by Hiram powers. The portrait
of Henry Clay, in neutral purple, on the
twelve-cent stamp, is after bust by
Hart. The head of Webster on the tif-
teen-cent stamp, in orange, is after the
Clevinger bust. The portrait OF Gen.
Scott on the twenty four.cent stamp, IN
purple is after bust by Coffee. The
head of Hamilton on the thirty-cent
stamp in black, is after the Cerrachl
bust; and the portrait of Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry, in carmine' on
the ninety-cent stamp, is after Wolcotts
statue. The style in which these adhe-
sive stamps are printed, and the clear
ness of outline of the several portraits
as we'll as the artistic excellence OF the
engraving, reflect credit on the head OF
the Postoffice Department, Mr.. Cres'
we'll, under whose authority they were
executed. The seven, twelve and TWEEN,
ty-four-cent stamps have been retired
from use. The new five-cent stamp
will be portrait of Garfield, from inc
photograph of which the Queen haa
copy, and which was approved by MIS-
Garfield. Boston Transcript
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18
The Missouri Pacific ExtensIo.

The track laying on this imco.,
railroad was finished TO TAYLOR T. o' wei
hanson comfy, on Saturday. tbs NV, "H'
inst, and made connection viii ga
international 81 Great Northern ~, sae
road. the all Trail communication he,r 'Al'
st. Louis and Laredo, over tbs Nc" SA
souri, Pacific, Missouri, Kansas g. T T'is'
as, and international & Great Morrill,
railroads.
This is an important route in A.
Gould system of roads in the southu,asse
and another is the line between q.
Louis and Laredo, over the ST Ios,,
Il Iron Mountain, Texas q Pacific sas
the, international 81 Great Noriha~
railroads, via Texarkana and Lonpy;o,ra
AtIaredo q large lforcs ia al wow
bridging the Rio Grande with iron a.,
inder piers land alliroa truss briaSs.s
and the grading under the contract Sil5
Joseph Sampsell is completed SO milss
towards the City of Mexico.
The track laying outfit 6fM. s. Coli.
man g. Co. having laid the 800 mill,
between 1T. Worth and 'Blanco JunC'
ton on the T sxas &!Pacific, andtbe X
milesjbetween Waco aud Taylor, on tbS
Missouri Pacific, Will now go to haredo
and lay the 700 miles between LAREDO
and the City Of Mexico, On the Mexican
Oriental g. Inter Oceanic railroad.
In this contract they are Joined BY
e. P. Cowen aud Morgan Jones, who
also unite with M, S, Coleman n Co.
in laying the track on the Fort Worth
and Denver City railroad.
Taylor, at the junction of the Mis-.
souri, Pacifcg and the International &
Great Northern railroads, is an. impor
Itaht position and being surrounded "
the most beautiful agricultural section
of Texas, and well supplied with wood
and water, is destined to grow rapidly
into large town. j II AjgN
The, machine shops of the two rail.
roads will be located at this point; also
wheat elevator, cotton seed oil mill, etc.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18
Postal Cards.

A treatise on the history OF the pos
tai card has been published in Berlin.
The originator of the idea IS SAID 10
have been a German State Official III,
Stephen, who wrote an essay upon IL
in 1865. Austria was the first to adopt
it, beginning in October, 1869. Inc
first three months witnessed the pass
age of 2,S3O,OO0 cards through the mails
Germany followed suit in 1870, and on
the first day after the introduction VI
the postal card 45,469 were sent OH ID
Berlin alone; and within two months
over 2.O00,000 were used. Other coun-
tries soon initiated the same step.
During the Franco-Prusslan war Tue
postal card system was great boom W
both armies. Over 100000 cards
passed through the campaign between
the German soldiers and their trlendS
and homes. The greatest proportions
consumption of postal cards occur T nn,
questionably in the United States Inc
whole of Europe is estimated to use
annually 35O,000,O00 while the con-
sumption in the United States a 60o
will probably not fall short OF 25U, ISeo
600. Germany consumed III Iot9;
l25.747,OO0. The use of the po'tA
card is, moreover, constantly increas,
ing. and, to some extent, at the expense
of the letter correspondence. Ihere
are now said to be seventy-three coun'
tries in which it is introduced. Aus'ilA,
which has the honor of first putting lLe
idea into practical execution, is nv ~,
said to have cards Of the poorest mA'e
rial and most inconvenient form.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

THE coffee plant has the general ap
pearance Of a cherry tree. 1t grows to
a height Of twenty or thirty feet, but
in the course Of culture is kept cut
down to five OF six feet.
A GENTLEMAN who took TO medicine
late in life said to a friend, You know
the old proverb-at 40 a man must be
fool or a physician?7 Yes Vas the
reply; but, doctor don't You think be
can be bOthl'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18
TEXAS TOPICS.

Corn is in the silk and cotton is in
bloom, in Larado.
1t is estimated that 250, 900 bushels
OF wheat will be raised IN Comanche
comfy this year.
"A syndicate has been formed to
buy 100000 acres OF Texas Pam
handle lands.
Texas used TO feed her pecans to
the hogs. Now she sells the crop for
S2,O0O,0O0. The nut is goodfor torpid
liyers. .I.. POO BOO
The Texas.Mexican shops located
Mt "Corpus" are in full blast and contain
modern and the most improved ma
chinery. M ~ .F.....
The Luling Manufacturing Com
pany filed q charter in Austin April
Doth, with capital stock of 100000.
They will make cotton, woollen goods
and thread.
The senate passed bill validating
the debt of SI34, 475.26 owed by the
State to the university fund, and pro-
viding for the payment of 4,215.7o
interest on tho same. .r ..rg ..t..
Santa Fe county voted $4,000 in
county bonds to aid in the construction
of the Texas, Santa Fe q Northern
railroads, from southern Utah via San
ia Fe to Galveston. The work will
begin at once. .......-. r.........
The farmers in the neighborhood
of Crawford are greatly excited over
the discovery of a strange worm which
they have named the grain worm. 1t
is doing much damage to the wheat and
other grain crops, and the farmers say
that if something is not discovered to
stay its ravages not more than one'thlrd
crop will be made. .f........ |
An alarming mortality is reported
among cattle in Kendall county. The
animals afflicted do not lnger or feel
sick, but die suddenly, apparently
without any disease. 1t is thought by
some that the trouble arises from over
feeding of cotton seed, the quantity OF
cotton remaining on the seeds accumu-
lates in solid cake in the stomach and
causes Inflammation which proves fatal
-Denison Herald-Ne,Ds: Mr.. Il. V.
.Munson has Just returned from an ex-
tended tour through Southeastern Tex
as, as far west as Austin to gather in
formation in regard to the forestry OF
the State. He has been appointed by
the American Forestry Association OF
Cincinnati to prepare and read paper
on Texas forestry at their congress, to
be held at Cincinnati from 25th to 18th
instant, and is now busily engaged COM
piling it.
-Comptoller Brown says, in his
Judgment, the advalorem tax can be re-
duced to 80 cents on 800, and occu-
patton taxes, except liquor dealers
license, and other occupations taxed
for police regulation abolished, without
mourning any deficiency during period
of one year. The estimate on basis OF
the reduction for one year is, advalorem
30 cents, $1,O49,55S; polls, $2S7,723;
retail liquor dealers, $30O,0OO; quart
dealers, $63 595, fve-gallon dealers,
SO, 300; beer sellers, $4,000; special
occupations, $3.50; taxes on lands
paid at the comptroller's office and re-
demptions $41, 5l4; Office fees $l602l9
total, 1,S76,SS2. Deduct $2o9,3l9 for
cost of assessing and collecting, delin-
uuents and insolvents, leaving net re-
venue 81, 5S7 ,563, one-fourth Of which
belongs to the public schools. This
leaves 81, 19O,672 for the support OF the
government, being $54,672 in excess OF
Of expenses for one year.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

ACAPITAL story is quoted by s3ul IL
erland Edwards, in his pleasant DE-
on the opera, Of a young LADY, W. W.
buying a piece of music, was 49, -
whether the fact Of it being IN To-
flats" would be any obstacle to n ss
playing it. She replied that II H. H.
no difference how many nafs 80
marked, as beyond two she scrA'o-'-
them out With q penknife.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

~CASE bottomed chairs, repeated the
counfryman, Studying the upholsterer's
sign. Gain bOttomed chairs, did heS
want 70 knoEl Can't hardly believe
it. but, then, these ere city chaps knows.
Won't our domino be took back,
though, when 1 tell 'en."-Tonker's
Gazette.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-05-18

Corn is in the silk and cotton is in
,loom, in Larado. --.. .....
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06

Af. Campbell arrived at heme to- day from Castle Creek, where he Is operating some mines. He reports i fine shoaing iu that region, csnc- clally in copper.
 Just lover the Rhine," at 89s Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio, lives Mr. Licht, who suffered so with rheumaii m that lie could not sleep. Half a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil cleared the rheumatism out quicAly.
 .Mr. Tharnion, mining and lCcil editor of inc the Tombstone Repab- lican, gave tie HERALD office kind ly call this morning. He is mak nE an extensive tour of the Territory. snd travels north tomorrow toward Prescott.
 Nr. J. Warner, the Dentist, has re urned from his Trip into the conn try, and may be founi atthc phonix Hotel by those wishing bis profes- sional services. The Doctor has been quite successful! in his practice here.
 DAMIANA makes the old young and lhe weak strong and healthy.
 Huston < Co. will soon move into rev quarters at Ruben's old stand
 Mi. Hilaebran' 6 Co.,, have taken thc old Miners Home saloon for merly occupied by Messrs. Hansen aud Olssea and propose to make it a model saloon in every respect. Among other a:;ra ctinRs they an nounce 6 IT, lunch every day. No tice their l:ne display advertisement
 Goldmsn 6 O. have received d whole carlond If blows direct from the Moline Flow Company's works at Moline, III. They propose 10 sell them at San Francisco prices Farmers know that there is no finer D!oW culIt- slo-t1-
 TnE MEXICAN REMEDY for di-- cases of tie Kidneys and Bladdcrs is Damiaua Bitters.
 Mir Regheiti h,s opened his large new Restaurant in the Mayer build ing, next door to Rothrock Ss c l. toms store. He has ample accom- modaiiUn, fine room, and good board will be furnished at reasoa- able terms.
 Drinking Boca Beer, Gerraania Beer Hall. @
 Those who use the Hodjcr patent bill, letter, no Q. ard statement tab lets, pronounce them the neatest and most convenient thng to te found in that line. They are to be had only at the HERALD office which owns the right for this Territory.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06
Proposals for Flour.
Headquarters Department of Arizona, ] Office of the Chief Commlssary of Sub
 sistance, Whiop!e Barracks,

Headquarters Department of Arizona, Office of the Chief Commlssary of Sub
 sista4ce, Whiop!e Barracks. .ee,
 SEALED PRoPoS AIS, in tr. plicate, subject to the usual conditions, will b . recei ed a. this office and at 'hs offices of Subsistence, al the following named posts. until 12 o'clock oon, Monday, October 8 1882 at which time and plac E they wiil be opened in the pre-enc. of bidders, T furnishing and delivery of Flour, 2s 1ol- lows:
 Fort Apache. 4; T, 6OoOo lbs; Fort Bow A. T.. 5o,ooo lbs. /; Fort Grant A o0O lbs Fort Lowell. A. g'.. 25 Goo Ib> For. Mcdowell. A. T. 25.0oO lbs; Fort Thomas. A. T., 50.0O0 lb-.; Fort Verde, A T., 25, GOO lbs; Camp Prince, A. IT. 25. 900 lbs; Whpple Bar acks A. T.. 40 coo.
 Proposal must be accom- q by q bond with two eties in the sum f S1,000 each. and in accordance with the nied by such bond, vii not be consider ed. The righ- to diminish the amou, 10 be purchased at the respective tosts is reserved by the Government; and with the consent of the bidder 10 whom an award IS made. if m be incr asec. De- livery of one half the amount awarded, wiii be required within forty-ive days, and the balauce within ninety days after notification o awiId. No bid will be ente rtained. unless samplgs be furnishe which sho Id nc t he of Ie weight than 3 pounds. so marked as to be asily inccn- riied. and should rash this office on or be- fore he date for opeuing bids. A stand- ard sample Of fl UT, of the qua ity t. is ad- veriisement contemplates will he furnish ed bidders on application, which appIica- ton should b. made at the earli st prac i. ble date. The 1overnment reserves the right to eject any or a proposals.
 Blank propos als, bonds and in infor- nation Hs to the mann of bidding, con diIions to be observ d by bidde-s, and terms of coatract and payment will be furnish on sp1 licatIon 10 this offic or to tie Commis ssaries of the Yo-ts.
 Envelop. containing proposals shouid be marked; ..Proposals for Flour at -" and address to the undersigned or to the Commlssary at the Post,
 CHAS, F. ESGAN,
 s3o4w Capt. and c. s., U. s. A.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06
'pcclaI to the HERALD.
 Enthusiasm, fur Eorter.


 Enthusiasm for Porter.
 FLORENCE, A. r, Oct. G. Judge Porter arriycl here yesterday and was enth' siasiically received. In the evening there were bonfrcs, ard
 he town WIS thoroughly aroused. 4 large auGience gathered at tie ccur,hnu-e and file. the building t overflow n.. Jrd Porter dis c >sel, ably and fully, sll the Issues o the caml aIsn, showing clearly the necessity of our beng r,pre- sented by an active and energetic 4e e.A Q. The speaker was fir 9rcn, " inierlu. d D. immense applause Por,er'- s'rengi h inc e sirg dai Y The probabilities are that he will have T ID ejority II out county. The people are greatly dissatisfied with Oury's recorI. I. B. Goodwin fol lowed with few apt and sprighlIy remarks, after whieh, in response 10 loud calls, J. W. Davis, candidate for joint Councilman from Pima and Final count s, made q sncrt and stirring speech.
 C4b cu as 1rGerers.
 TUcsoH, Oct. 5.--Flfty men from Companies A and G, Third Cavalry, arrived yesterday from the San Car los agency with eleven Indian pri- soners, who are charged w tn par,i- cipatinG in tl.e massacres at tibicu, Cherry, Hale and Seven Mile Hole, on August % and 31. United States Marshal Tidball is in charge of them. Pris .aers will be tiitd here before tIe United States district court. Chief George, sub-clicf of the Apachcs, IS among them. They are supplied with ali the comforts afforded any county prisoners. The party came by trail the entire jour ney, as ApAches were on the road between San Carlos anl Bowie, nearest the railroad station, swearing they would rescue the prisoners, and the guard Of United States troops was inadequate to contend with a hundred buck.
 Meeting at T otal Wreck.
 TOTAL MERCK, Oct 5.-Lsst even ing large and enthusiastic gather ing of citizens met in front of Dan ncr's to listen to d speech delivered in his usual happy and eloGuent manner by the Hon. J Roskruge of Tucscn. His remarks were brief out suggestive.
 The sgeaEEPfte Invest gator.
 NEW YoRK, Oct. 4.-1'he Herolds Washington special says: The court in inquiry to investigate the history of the steamer Jeanneite and tie conduct of its officers and crew, will organize on Thursday. The proceed ings will probably be conducted ard conclusions of the court will te transmitted to Congress when it meets next N NJvember.
 SsEs~ouri yTorEzingznen-
 ST. LoUrs, Get. 1.-The Working men in the Convention called by inc Trades society, nomina cd q full city -iicket. The Greenback S'ate ticket was endorsed and a full Central Comm ice was aprointed liy the l56f:r1. sils wha opp nniel g Cunt ssssiza. ion throughout t-.e 1,4 Hiih view is Gai.ed action.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06
IIICaI I,iillGS.
A new jail is now in order.

All respectable dealers keep Da miana bitters.
 Tie Board of Supervisors are in session teday.
 The grisi mill again regulates the town by it's whistle
 The Grent Register foots np 712 names enrolled at ioon.
 Mir. Hcrritl's watering cart VII start on is rounds tomorrow, vtry welcome convenience.
 The water will be turned irto the main di ches today and we will pro babIy have wat,r on the streets this evsning.
 A voting precinct has been estal : lished by the Board of Supervisors at Red Rover mine above Gave Greek with MT. B. Clanton as registering officer.
 The County Court will convene on next Monday. Judge Pinney will arrive from Globe tomorrow where te has been in attendance at ses- sion of tue Pinal County Courts.
 Ex Governor R. c. Powers came in today from Tucson. He left on the Prescott stage for Yavapli, where he is a candidate for the Legisla urc on the Republ ticket.
 The Desmoines (Towa) Fri Weekly Tri6uas says: "A Harrisburg, Pa, journal mentions that MT. D. Ben singer, No. Market Square, tLal city, was cured by St. Jacobs Oil of a violent attack of rheumatism.
 Arumber of bills fo- subscriptions ec., of long standing have ard will be sent out from the HERALD office, and it is desirable that thos. haring these accounts unsettled should at tend to them at once. We wish 10 close up all tie old HERALD busI- ness as soon as possible.
 Andy Nealon returned yesterday from a prospecting trip to Cave Creek. He u ade some locations, but how rich he has struck It remains to be seen.
 The dust on our streets is invading everything Water, is the cry
 Just arrivcd-a fresh lot of E. M H. Cigars at Roihrock & Cations.
 Carpets cut, sewed, and laid, at Carey's.
 For health, strength and vigor, drink Damiana Bitters.
 Heinson is building room in the rear of his lot.
 Eu.ner are receising
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06
SUM MONS.
In the Justic.'s Court. vn.trre Precinct, County of Maricopa. Territory of Ari- Zcna J. II t,ifford. J. P.

In the Justic.'s Court. Vn.trre Precinct, County of Maricopa. Territory of Ari- zona. J. II t,ifford. J. r.
 JoHs KNOX. Tlaitlff,
 Ron rnT JAMES, Def ndant.
 The Territ ry of Arzora sends Grt e.ins to i;obeIt James, Defendant.
 You are hereby summoned 10 appear be fore me, ai mp office in Vnlture Precinct- in the Con ty of 1larlcopa. on the Eighth das, of November. A. D. 1eS2. al l o'clock P. M.. in aciion brought Q -ain-t you by aid plaintiff. to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff. Said action iS brou sht to recover of you the sum of forty six dolla as principal and costs of pro test. Der coinp'aint on nle in my office or judg gent will be taken against you for the id amount. tog liner with costs Of this actiou if ou fail to appear and answer. To the sheriff or any Constable of said county, G eeling: Make legal service and due return hcreo-.
 Given un,ier my hsnd. this Sixth day ct Septem be-. A. D. IS>2. J. GIFFo.D,
 A Jus ice of the Peace of said Preeiuct- I hereby appoint Ja mes inscy as Con sta ble in the ascve entit ed action
 J. H. GIFFo D. s-0-.m Justice of tue Peace.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06

.mpr0rea the iate .5f of ms Saloon with cont O. xrI :.exyash and n new dado.

smprorei the inte .5f of his ssaloon with cont O whitewash and new dado-
 GRAY hairs often cause annoy ance which Parker's H.ir Balsam pre- vents by restoring tie you hful color. o1m.
 The Water Company expect to turn the water into the canal in a few days. It is badly needed in town.
 A Holyolle, Mass. exchange al- ludes to the cure of D. o. Judd, Esq, $. Supervisor of Postal Card Manufactory, who was cured by St. Jacobs Oil of rheumatism and neur- Algia.-Bsidgeport tConn) Standard.
 Irrigating and blowing will begin at once among the farmers when the 2 canals are again filed with water.
 Wm. B. Hooper 6 Co. are agents for Damiana Bitters-
 Tho Board of Supervisors were in session on Monday ard Tuesday and paid a number of bills, with other general business.
 Sealing wax for fruit cans at Thibodo's Drug Store. s2*tf.
 Floreston Cologne is grateful to invalids, as it is refreshing without the sickening effects of most per fumes
 The forger seems to have escaped. A man was seen travelling toward Maricopa yesterday who answered his description, and it is probable that he has rcache.. the railroad and is away ere this.
 Many of our readers have c notion that when some friend of theirs take them 10 wholesale house to buy, they get goods at wholesale rates. T. they would. only know that tLcir friend is making 20 per cent. com mission on them, how astonished they would be. Why not do your business with house that pays np commissions-whe you will be squarely dealt with-tbat of Uncle Harris, 221 Kearny, between Bu>h and Sutter.
 Our public school is progressing g finely under the guidance Of Prof Farmbes, and the rooms are rapidly filling up. The number of pupils now i'll attendance is upwards of 150.
 MT. Mercedes this morning in forms us that Mexican in his en- ploy named Gonzales last evening shouliered up in his absence q shot gun, a large knife, and fine saddle. and left, presumably on the hunt of somebody's horse on which to leave the country.
 You WILL never have q sour stom- ach if you drink Damiana Bitters.
 Gus Ellis 6 Co. are now receiving their immense stock of goods hy team from Maricopa. They com prise fine selection suitable for fall and winter trade, and comprise everything that may be foupd in general merchandising busincss Their stock is fresh anf If irst qual i'y
 H1npareys 5fonaeepafba s eiflc Medicines al TAi5odo's Drag Store. s2<:f.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06
Homestead Notic .,

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, Sept. 4th. 1882.
 Notice is hereby given that Henry c. to make final proof in support of his Home stead Application No. 90. and secure final entry thercef, and that su~h proof will be taken before the Honorab Thomas G. Greenhaw. Probate Judge for Ma icopa county, Arizona, at his office, in Phenix, in said county. on the 10th day of October. 1882, at 10 o'clock A. M. for the south-raet of range No east, and names the follow ing as his wtnesse-. VIE: George E. Steel. Ross k. Rogers, Nathaniel Sharp and Robert D. Carlcy, all of Tempe A. T.
 HESRr CcUsIEs,
 se-5tv RAsistes
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06
A WIFE.
RARE CHANCE TO GET A GOOD ONE.
 IL. I .I-:-:-l r,..-...

InteT-0cesnic : atrimonizI Bureau
 It i- familiar fact that in the West, marriageable men predominate grea uly over marriagaable women; and also that in the older Eastern states there arc more marriages ble woman than men by at least 70 per cent. The chief aim in the life of every woman is to be well married: hence ::
 TO UNNIA IAEsRIED MEN
 Simply send us your name and address, with an enclosure Of S1, to cover expense, and we will return you the addresses of 5 different respectable marriages ble young ladies, applying to us from th- older states. Each will respond to gentlemanly ad- vances: when the future will r6 main with yourself. Address promptly
 J. R. LORD. Publisher,
 o51yw Main St.. DALLAS, Texas.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-06

ness and the above diselse. is owing to
 q conpl caii called EA
 which require peculiar ireat'r.Et-
 Livbig's Invig rator No. 2 is q positive cure for ProstaroIIhea Price Of 'ith h. vig rrtor S2 per bo rle; six for Si0. Sent
 to m, aadi ess or r ceipt "f price or C. .. b Resp n~ibIe persons pay when curei Stric;est secrecy maintaine q, Patients ca ed t home LieDig's Dispensary runs
 an elegant drug store in its building. Con-
 sultation, personally or by letter free.
 Invigorator Samples Free, Call or address DIR. LIEBIG < co. 4oO
 Geary street. Privare entrance, 4o5 Mason greet, San Francikc). o2dwtf