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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-17
SATURDAY, Aug. 10.

OAADAOAAS aug -
Henry ShoPe is improving his pro-
perry by building new fences. sheds, etc
Il. P. Dow, U. S. revenue collector,
was in town yesterday. AS usual he
was examining the tobacco boxes.
James Crock is at present INDUCING
in the luxury of a German felon.
They seem to be quite common oc-
currence nowadays.
Miss Lille Swim is visiting friends
in Emporia.
j. S. Gibson has gone to EskrIdge on
business.
The boys are all talking base ball
ology.
Now would be good time Is, agitate.
telephone between here aod Einporia.
AS we have no telegraph office at tiiis
place a telephone eonnectinn betaccn
this place aud Emporia wunId be ni in
calculabie benefit in great many cases,
and only needs the fDierpri-e Of few
10 put the thing in full operation.
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COTTON BATTISG.-All interested will
please notice that a lot came To Ta;ham's
vaafpr,iav
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Cat loaf syrup, strictly pure. at
Boorey & Rlngle's
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An estimate of the earnings of the
Atchison, Topeka 81 Santa Fe for 1882
gives $16,3GO,OO0 gross and $6,371 900
net from the operation of the road alone,
while the net surplus, after paying all
charges and per cent dividends, is ex.
pected to be $2,401 900. These are
striking figures for railway penetrat.
ing new and in large part unpeOpled
/ raUinn
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George b. Cooper tells pretty good
me at the expense of Col Prouty. Geo.
IS the city bill poster and the Col. had
business with him Yesterday in connec-
tion with advertising matter for tho
Bismarck fair. The Colonel called al
Georges house. In consequence of that
call George didn't get TO do much work
in the afternoon, because the report flew
all over town that Col. Adam Forepaugt
was in the city making arrange
ments with George to bill the town
No sooner had this report gained circu
laiion than the other gentlemen wh'
wanted TO make contracts for all sorts 0
supplies and work began 10 beseig,
George as to where Forepaugh could b
seen. "Forepaugh be ID" salt
George finally, shat was nobody bu
old Prouty," aud much as he regrette'
to be taken from work, George finall,
had to go of and hide to get rid of tn
| rush
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A beautiful glass ser given away with
your first cash order for IS serih Of
goods, al ]. d. Gibson's.
We have bought job 10. Of sum
mer shirts. and are selling Them nj very
low prices. Call and see hem at J ID,
Gibson's
Burial cases and supplies al 81. w
Gibson's.
Standard family medicines, inll
stock at NJ W. Gibson's-
Cigars, tobacco, crackers and con
fectionery at NJ. w. Gibson,s.
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Tie best rain of the season fell on
Dow creek Tuesday.
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District Clerk Trsylcr is making out
the docket for the September term OF
court.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uneaIled for in the post ONCE at
Empor3a, Kansas for the week ending
July IS, lisa Say -.adveTtised'' when called
for, and give date OF advertisement:
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n newspaper man came within nine
thousand dollars of guessing the amount
in "A pile of gold which was being
fondly manipulated by Cashier Heritage
at the Emporia National bank last Mon
day. We regard that as pretty accu
rate estimate for an editor to make ON q
nile of money
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DR.. G. WADSWORTH WRIGHT
DENTIST.

AMERicus. Lyon County, KAN.
B9@All work promptly done. Moderate
and consistent fees.
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The best sugar syrup in the city at
BoOrey 81 Ringle's.
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A company of young folks were
pleasantly entertained by Miss Anna
Bigger at the family residence last Mon
day. The party was in honor of Miss
Maggie Bremen, of Elmendaro town
ship, who is attending the teachers in
stitute and is stopping with Miss Bigger,
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The Bid of r. g. Haywood for SIS. 800 OF
City Bonds Accepted.

The Salary of the City Tean1ster Fixed at
$40 per Month
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ten it we would have said, "fOr our own

ten it we would have said, "for our own
use exclusively
One can count hundred hay stacks
more or less between here and Emporia.
To see the immense quantities of feed
there is being put up in Lyon county,
one would naturally suppose it would
never be eaten up. But it will all disap-
pear before the spring breezes come.
J. S. Gibson says that up to Eskridge,
they are putting up and pressing 200
tons of hay per day, running two large
steam hay presses.
Look at Our Prices: Uncolored
Japan tea at only so cents q pound; o
pounds of standard coffee, or pounds
of roasted coffee for 81 Good plug to-
bacco at 40 cents pound, and other
things in proportion, at ]. 9. Browns
w. S. Award has all kinds of grain,
-four and feed for sale, cheap for cash,
AT ]. c. Browns stand, Americas.
Wall paper at Bonds drug store.
Mixed paints ct Bonds drug store.
Pure lard and castor oil at Bonds.
Glass and putty at Bonds.
Furniture and carriage varnish at
Bonds.
Family medicines at Bonds.
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A company of young people, consist
ing of eight or Ten couples were very
elegantly entertained at the residence OF
w. II. Hatch on Sixth avenue last Mon
day. The party was given in honor OF
Miss Sue Newell, sister of Mrs. Hatch.
and Mr.. Frank Hatch, of Sedalia, Mis-.
souri,, both of whom are visitors in EN-
poria The efforts put forth for the en-.
tertainment of the guests were most
successful and the occasion was one OF
thorough enjoyment TO all who were
present.
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The Tax Levy Made by the Board of Ed
ueation Approved by the Council.
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Frest lot f boneie,s Goldfish a
Boorey 81 RIngle's.
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FRIDAY, Aug. IL.
Oscar Lambert was elected clerk of
district No. st the school meeting yes.
terday, and 1t was voted that the house
should be open for all sects, creeds and
parties.
Six of William Tague's threshing
hands struck for higher wages yesterday,
and there was another small strike the
night before, but another fellow separa-
ted them.
Pat Stewards sale is advertised for next
Thursday.
The Americas boys will play the AL
len creek club next Saturday on their
grounds on Allen creek.
It is reported that Noble Pritchitt has
traded his farm north of town for a
five thousand dollar stock of merchan-
disc in Topeka, which he coutemplates
moving to this place and closing out If
he can secure suitable building.
Corn is needing rain at present to
make it fill well.
But few are attending campmeeting
from this place as yet, but the turnout
will be fair Sunday, weather permitting
Great stacks of fruit cans ready
made and material for as many more for
sale by j. S. Gibson, AmerIcus, Kansas
Hats, caps, boots, shoes, dry goods
| and notions at j. ID. Gibson's.
New goods at J. D. Glbson's.
New and beautiful designs in G.,
ware at ]. ID. Gibson's. iass-
| -YARNs-The fall stock is now in al
Tatham's Illinois store. Early knitterE
will find it cheap. Also Germantown
| yarn.
-BATTING.-A full supply of bott
comfort and quilt bats al Tatham's
Emporia.
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The EmpOria Democrat, successor to
the Sentinel, makes its bow to the pub
lie to day. and its general makeup and
editorial fe,1arcs indicate that Mr.. Nc
Cowan, the proprietor and publisher
has found congcnial field of labor and
one for which he is we'll fitted. We
welcome him to the journalistic ranks
and wish and predict for him an abund
ant measure of success IN his new enter
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MAKEMsoN Il FINLEY.

Cups and saucers, only 25'cenls set
ut the 90 cent store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-17

Reports of committees-CIains Al.
lowed, Etc Etc.
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1t is q fact that Kendall's SPAWN Cure
is all it is claimed TO be. See Advertise
ment.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-08-17

Vans -T4lham- Yarns.
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~ >DvERTisEMESIs TO-DAY.
tiiHud sals-~. Al Doug ass.
u Es- : ATTAIN
Auction sale-Ac Hardy 4 Hall
Beautiius pr. stnt-J -. Gibson
fub sAk-J Krchin.
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The Emporia News.

THURSDAY, AUGUST II. 1882
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Boston Wool Market.
EaIpoRIA MARKETS.

Quotations IS given 70 the news by ous
local dealers.
kaPoRIA. Hams. August I6
EMPoEiA GRAIN MARKET. AS KEPOKFED BY
IL ~
, 1882-10-28
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1852.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

What 81 i5 per GENITAL IN Portland
On Mil creek. Oct. 23d. to the wife Of Al.
Thomas, son
The tax roll for lss2 is nov in the hands OF
M. Boyer for Collection. Step up and pay
S.B. Davenport, the insurance agent, Is at
ST. Mays hospital, quite sick with typhoid
malaria
tn. man who invented new tanning mill,
which WIS frst favorably noticed by thesTArEs-
NAN. has made over $4,000 by selling his ma
chine.
u c. Guernsey expresses the utmost conn
denoe in the speedy, rapid growth, and COM
naerciaI and manufacturing prosperity OF Day
ton.
Pcs.master-General Howe advertises IN the
Yissguiian for temporary mail service from
Missoula 10 Thcmpson's Falls Pen d'Oreille,
200 miles.
Jesse Day, Of Dayton. has discovered the
boss sweet apple that for favor and good quail
ities discounts all; be has named it the Liz
zie Day"
The new brick block, being erected by Jesse
Day at Dayton, is equal to any in Walla
Walla. 1t will be ready for occupancy by the
beginning Of November.
Burk, of Dayton, has rod in pickle for his
enemies who stole march on him during his
absence from home. He is still on top, how
ever, and intends to remain there.
Visit Geo. Gutheridge at his new meat mar
ke. few days west of Third on Main street,
and see, not only how comfortable he looks,
but what choice meat you can get.
There are a great number of cases of typhoid
fever along Dry creek, and it is attributed TO
The presence Of the Cinnamon who are camped
along the stream, and have made it filthy
An effort is bsing made by sportsmen to
stock the valley with Bch-White quail. Mr..
+. II. Morrison turns loose twenty-eigh. Of
these hirds, nr the tOuchet and Dry Creek
The Agricultural society comes out so in
debt. Discharge the debt, and then organize
an inland of inter-country exposition with
popular wide-awake e gentlemen at the head of it.
Jay Taylor, of Union. Oregon, brother-in
law Of II. T.. johnson, and brother OF Geo.
Taylor, Of this city, was so badly injured day
or 50 ago by log rolling upon him, that his
death is hourly expected.
Mr.. ID. A. Miller, who is getting out a direc-
tory for Eastern Washington. informs Us that
Hopkins has nothing whatever to do with the
business, as has been current report in this
city. Miller left last evening for the upper
country to engage in the work.
\ gentleman in this city who has had -
Years experience in spiritualism, both meta
and phenorenally, and who, in
Portland. gave several exhibitions exposing
the tricks of so-called mediums, proposes TO
adj TO the work OF Messrs. Holmes and Chap
man, for the benefit Of the Ladies Relief and
Library fund.
, 1882-10-28
Dy, sYfSSEY SCg.

C,,rAs Chancres. first and second degrees !:
Snres on the Legs and Body; SyPhihtic
Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all primary forms
az the disease. Price, 50 per bottle.
II EICHaU's GOLDEN BALsAs 30. .
Curss Tertiary. Mercurial, Syphilitic Rheu-
rnatism. Pains in the Bones, liberated Threat,
Syphilitic Rash, Lumps, etc, snd eradicates
ali diseases from the system, whether caused
nv RAJ treatment or abuse u mercury, leaving
the blood pure and healthy. Pricer 80 per
bottle.
IL gIcHAU's GoLDES SPANISH ASTIpoIE
For the cure Of Gonorrhoea, Cleet, etc Tree,
s. 80 per bottle
LIE KICHAC 5 GOLDEN SPANISH IsJECi!oS
4 v-ash for cure Of Gleet, Structures, Diseases
of the Crethra and Bladder, etc. Price, 81 ~
per bottle
LIZ KCHAUs GOLDEN OINTMENT
For the effective healing Of Syphilltie Sores
and e-uptions. Price, 81 per bottle:
lAiso agents for Le Kichan's Golden rus; :;
for weakness, loss Of physical powers, and all
diseases arising from sbrse and excess or over
work. Price, IS per box,
Sent everywhere, C. o. d., securely packed
per express
q. F. RICHARDS & CO, Agents
AZ and 429 SanSome street, San trane.sc",
CaI;fn,ri. s-ly
, 1882-10-28
Kerosene Lamp Literature.

We have come to that particular season of
the year, when the newspaper paragraphist
is busy making chronicles after this style
AT Dalles Jane Shore, aged 10. Kerosene
lamp. Funeral large"
In other words that season when We have
use for hundreds of kerosene lamps through
ont the city and country, and there is con-
slant succession of fatal accidents arising
from their use Some people will never learn
to be cautious with one OF these dangerous
things, and would endeavOr to fill the lamp
so that an explosion would follow were We
to print hand bill Of directions and paste it
On every lamp But others will take advice
about the matter, and herewith We give it
from an exchange.
A great many fatal accidents happen from
trying to pour little kerosene on the fire to
make IT kindle better, also by pouring oil in
to a lamp while it is lighted. Most persons
suppose that it is the kerosene itself which
explodes, and that If they were very careful
the tire or the light there will be no danger.
Rut this is not so. II a can or lamp is left
about hslf full of kerosene oil the oil will
dry up-that is .'evapOrate"-s little and
will form, by mingling with the air in the
upper part, very explosive gas. You cannot
see this gas any more than you can see air.
But If il Is disturbed and driven out. and a
blaze reaches il, there will be terrible ex-
plosion. although the blaze did not touch the
OIL There are several other liquids used
around houses and workshops which will
produce an explosive vapor in this way.
BeuAne is one, burning fluid is another; and
uaptka, alcohol, either or chloroform may
DO the same thing.
Suppose girl tries to ill kerosene lamp
without first blowing IT out. Of course the
lamp is nearly empty or she would not care
% I'll 1t. This empty space is filed with a
cloud OF explosive vspor arising from the oil
in the lamp. When she pushes the nozzle Ct
the can into the lamp at the top, and begins
n pour, the oil running into the lamp, fills
the empty space and pushes the cloud Of ex-
plosive vapor up; the vapor is obliged tO
pour ont over the edges Of the lamp, at the
strikes against the blazing wick which the
girl is holding down by one side. The blaze
OF the wick sets the invisible cloud Of vapor
a-iire and there is an explosion which ignite
the oil and scatters it over her clothes and
over the furniture Of the room. This is the
way in which a kerosene lamp bursts. The
same thing may happen when = girl pour.
the oil over ire in the range or stove, i
there is a cloud OF vapor in the upper par.
Of the can. or if the stove is hot enough II
vaporize quickly some of the oil rs it falls
Remember that II is not the oil but the 10
visible vapor which explcdes. Taking car,
OF the oil will not protect You. There is NJ
safety except IN the rule: Never pour oil OF
lighted IRE or into lighted lamp; and Wi
teel ike adding in big type. NEVER POUR oil
INFO LIGHTED LAMP unles you want /:
funeral at your house, you TO 60 in the SKY
bus
, 1882-10-28
pNE pDTTJF FREE
SUMMONS

Territory Of Washington, County 81 Nalla
Walla-ss. In the District Court Of the
Territory Of Washington Tor the First judi
cial District thereof, holding terms at Walla
Walla, Waila Waila county, in said Terri
tory
Mary 4 Halbert, plaintiff, VS.. Joel B Hal
bert, defendant
Tie United States of America to Joel Il.
Halbert, defendant t-Ecu are hereby required
to appear IN an action brought against you
hy Mary 4. Halbert plaintiff, in the
District Court Of the Territory OF
Washington and for the First Judicial
District thereof. holding terms ut Walla Walla,
WaIla WalIa County, in said Territory, to an
swer the complaint Of plaintiff fled in Nalla
Walla County within twenty days after the
service Of this summons, exclusive Of the day
Of service, if served in said County. II not
served in said County but in said District,
in thirty days. II served in any other .lu-
dicial District in the Territory, in forty days.
If served by publication within sixty days af-
ter the date Of this summons, or the said
plaintiff will take Judgment against You by
default, according to the prayer Of the com
plant. Said action is brought to obtain
A decree of sail court, dissoiving the bonds "f
matrimuny now eNistin, between plaintiff and
defendant, on the ;rouads IT cruel and inhu
man treatment and desertinn Of plaintiff by
defendant and refusal Of defendant to support
his family and that plaintiff be awarded the
custody If the minor children, Mary Jane and
James W. Haibert.
Witness the Hon. s. c. WinSari, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court IF Washington
Territory, and Judge OF said Court, and the
seal thereof affixed, this 5th day Of September
\. ID. 1852
lL.Sl A. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
Rv r W GooiHT-E D.DlfV
Cation d Crowley, attorneys for plaintiff
s.--w7E
, 1882-10-28

WHITMAN CoLLEGE-It is very gratifying
to hear OF The increasing prosperity and pop
u!srity OF " hitman College. Not only among
those vino Ire Immediately connected with
the institution as officers, j, there enthusi-
asn, which will carry all the plans for the
College 10 successful issue, but every here
among our people. both in and out Of the
city, We find earnest and hearty sympathy
accorded to this educational feature. The
students in this institution, classified &C.
ccr'iing 10 studisS are as follows: Analytics,
b; trisonometry, 2; geometry. 4; univsrsi,y
algebra, l6: arithmetic, Is; Greek reader and
grammar, 3; Virgil, .; Ceasar, !; Latin read.
er, 3; Latin grsmr,sr and reader, 10; Ger.
man reader, .; astronomy. L; physiology, 6;
geography. 3; rhetoric, 10; English gram
mer, %; 9Th reader, %; spelling. q; book.
keeping, II. In addition to the above there
are some twenty-five pupils in the primary
department on Birch street. % S.surd,y
last the Trustees Of the College sent an order
to Portland iOr an additional supply of seats
and desks 50 as to be able to NEE. the con.
tinued demand for admission.
, 1882-10-28
PARKER & MCCARTHY.
Real Estate 0.,8
!NSURANCE AGENTS,
SPRAGUE, ". I.
COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO.
Answers 10 Numerous Questions.

Manufacturing the greater portion Of our
stock, and buying from manufacturers direct,
we are enabled To undersell any establishment
in the United States.
We re set DIAMONDS in any style.
We manufacture aEy article in the iewelry
or silverware line 10 order.
ENGRAVING on gold, silver and ivory
taStefully executed
Any WATCH MOVEMENT now mann
featured with any style Of GOLD, SILVER,
LOiD case, We can supply.
Our Solid Gold ,iewelry department consists
of the latest novelties
Insilver and silver plated ware, spoons, forks,
etc, cur stock Is large and well selected.
Diamonds, pearls AMI other precious stones
We have set II all suitable articles IN the line,
AMI have unques;ionably the largest stock In
Portland
We have facilitiesfor GOLD AND SILVER
PLATING. To the latter we call the atten-
ton Of HOTEL KEEPERS. Spoons and
forks and fancy pieces can De re-plated to he
as good as new, and 10 cost considerably less
than tbe new. Send quantities that require
re- plating and We will send rates.
In CLOCKS We have a fall assortment
SPECTACLES. EYEGLASSES, and all
articles connected with the optical line our
stock is complete. We have the only 0PTI-
METER (eye measureTl on the coast, and are
enabled to test the strength or weakness Of
EACH EYE SEPARATELY, thereby ena-
| bling persons to obtain proper glasses who have
heretofore found it difficult 10 he fitted
In addition to the above articles We have a
complete and well selected sto,k Of ROLLED
GJLD JEWELRI. All dealers and mer-
chants handling goods in our line will find it
TO tier advantage to call on us when coming
| to the city, or send their orders. as We are
| enabled To supply them at the same rates,
| often lower, than they can buy OF joibers and
| middlemen in the East and San Francisco
GOODS SENT ON SELECTION 10 parties
| known to rs (charges 10 be paid by purchaser
both waysi with privilege 10 return within a
| reasonable leng,h Of time. Goods sent PEI
| W. L. & Cos Office
| Our watch repairing department is in the
hands of the most skiIlful workman. Fine
watch repairing particularly solicited. Ship
chronometers ratei by transit observations
Old gold and jewelrv taken IN trade and
bought outright for cash.
HENRICHSEN & GREENBERG,
2iJ First St, Portland, On. /. q. Box l1,
se2Fcvs S:1-
, 1882-10-28
MILL CREEK
Flume and Manufacturing Co.
Railway Freight Tariff.

On freight shipped in less quantity than car
load lots, and in excess Of 30 pounds, 10 cents
per 100 pounds.
On freigh. weighing Do pounds, or less, -
cents.
The company viii receive freight troa avail
able intermediate points between stations, by
special agreement cnly. st agrreed on rates.
On application rates will be given all parties
desirous Of shipping wood, rails, posts, etc,
from any point on the fiume to Dudley.
For forwarding and transferring freight b
o. X. L \. Co.'S cars, at Walla Walla, -
cents per ton,
AL freight in Carloads not promptly taken
charge Of, and freight remaining ON platform
after O'Clock p. NJ. on the day Of delivery,
will be stored at owners expense and risk
NJ G. MOORE, President
T. +. BAKER. Secretary seq w5n
, 1882-10-28
JACKSON HOTEL,
The DalleS, Oregon.

A new house, hand finished, and neatly fur
nished throughout Prices reduced to suit the
times Board and lodging 81 70 81 " per day.
according to ro,m. Table trst-clsss- Liberal
r-sircti N made BY the week and month Tie
travelling pubic will md j, the mos, comfort
.ble and respectable hotel in the city
Passengers and baggage conveyed 70 and
from the house free Of cha--e.
PARSONS & CLEEK. PrOprietors.
sallu@f
, 1882-10-28
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age Of thirty 70 sixty
who are troubled with TOO frequent excavations
O; the Bladder, often accompanied by slight
Smarting OT burning sensation, and Weaken-
ing of the system in manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits 4 ropy sediment viii often be found,
ami sometimes small particles Of aibun,en will
appear. "r the color Will be Of a thin milalsA
hue, again changing to a dark and torpid aI,-
pearanre There are many who die Of this
difficulty ignorant of the cause. which Is the
second stage Of seminal weakness DIR. SPIN
ney viii guarantee a perfect cure IN III such
cases, and a healthy restoration Of the Penito-
urinary organs
OFFICE HoURs.-I0 10 4, and 6 % g. sun,
flvs from 10 TO II A. ". Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Gall or address,
Dg. sFISNEy & GO.
, 1882-10-28
DR.. SPiNNEY,
No. II kearncy ST.. san Francisco.
Treats an Special and Chronic
Diseases.
EOUNG NEET

WHO NAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful fOliies and IN
discretion, will do well to avail themselves Of
this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar II
suffering humanity. DR.. SPINNEY viii
guarantee 10 forfeit 500 for every case Of sem,
inal Weakness or private disease of any kind
or character which he undertakes and fails to