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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-18

II furnishings, at Ocean Point, Me-, at u bargain
for the purchaser. For particulars enquire at Star
birds Photograph Rooms, Augusta, Ne. Rprl7ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-18
CANVASSERS

"ANTED to sell Nursery Stock. Any a tive
w inDeAhgene man can succeed. Liberal
saa5ies to soeceesiul men. For terms address LEN
snkOTHkkS ELY. 10 Pemberson square, Be seon.
apFofW eS&v&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-18

War Dept, Oflce Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, d. c.. April Isl A. NJ.
For the New England and Middl. States,
fair weather; westerly backing to southerly
winds, stationary or lower barometer and
higher temperature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-18

"ANTED-A smart, capable young man to
w take care of horses, carriages and do all kinds
OF chores a private residence. Must have good
habits and the hest of references. Address VI p. H.
Journal Office. aprlOttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-18
For Sale.

NOR SALE-A Jersey heifer three years old.
II Will come in about the middle of May. Inquire
Q Eagle Dye House. aprlSd1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-18

DOOMS TO LET with or without board at No.
~ " Elm ST. cor Bridge. apr6f I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-18
Wanted.

WyANTED-Fifteen good stitchers on harness
w work at Herrick & Avery's, ls9 Water ST.,
Augusta, Me. aprlsttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-18
Suspects to be Released.

The Observer says that after the release of
Parnell all other suspects will be released.
Parnell has started from here for London.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24

Ncpauhr. I'm ben Sof Rapplton Ill
mar einif tur6 RE iii ipratt einGs sirauer.ihsn
Srcssn cine GAME srtpmm,n, is psuiasr burt
8eilf unb pernsbme Bilbur q. ale buya Hang,
Rsi1tbum unb Dor alien cur6 bltnpsnesS afu
stre unb ppleubtte tpeltsspanote Ronitrsn III
alGu,en ~ssrfanb. Dit bislsr Ddrit, Der ss
u~trigeuS, troB m1nsslneer 8erniaiis. ab uno
Az nibt al Itlaafertiaen Nntr srten fsblte, mar
Der aailsr eiait in finsm ~fleinsrsn Gsrele. lsb
bait dngsioatn burh ibrs auf Iuenbt S6Snbfit
uue ibre lbetaus glaniSple 5cilstte, la cine
lluterbaltuug 9eratbsn. Da er SerrIter absr
Gin atssinstsr 6siut auer ~ssialOlen llnisrbal.
tuusen mar, une bic Dame III lsinrm uibt ae-
riugsn YererpNe ni6ts ais bodies, inbaltloits
3eua f6paBte, (, fac or nd peraalaBi. Der aon.
~prrlItipn mGgl ion lb;sl Elm SEbe III maben,
uHb fUnnts lb am &blub f~sritbsn nitt psr-
idssa Der StpiBeriu bic 8ra9s porlulsgsn (:
Madame, connaissez = yous Ia difference entire
le mirOir ct yous ?" (Wiabame, fenntn Ole ben
untsribisp ;p,l4sn Elm M Spisesl unp Sbnsn y
@inistrmaesn brfrsnbst Oh pttler ioneeIbdrsH
tfage ernie scrts bic Dame: Mon Sire ,,Eh
bien, aab Napplsea nit stnsm ldrtalt itsn
ea1elu sur AItpprt: ne miroir psut reiechir
sans parler, ct YOus parleZ saus rehechir."
Ger Spisssl r%sfsiiirt pbns III lCrr6en unb
Gle ipr6sn obnt ~ rrlsttirsn.) SStlt inbiS'
nirt uber bic ibr pteeIIabrsEe Sslsibtgang tpplie
bic Tame ib nit siner tisfeH Ynbrusans
i&lsunisa surldJtbsu, I'm is!bm Wemsnt atsr
sins ss ME en- YliB pIr6 ben Ropf; &ssan&s
= uub nit sin,m malitiBisa ea9ela rid etc fs
bic @sssnfrass an ben SaiIer: ,Et yous, Sire
~coanaissez = vOus la difference entire le miroir
ct vous? 8 mon madame, &" laute.e bic rdlAe
antppIt. ,,Eh bien, lie miroir est poll mails
yous ne retes pas" (DG Spiesd bat (poli NJ
Gin unibuleBbarss Wcrilpisl. ba poll ipwpbl
polirJ alS artis bsbsuistJ pplitur, Gle absr
nt8t) SprI9's - aae parp aitt msbr sc.
lsbsa. aAAsss -sass.-.----aSkx2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24

&iiden, Die Waqb batte ION Den Rod balb
aufsefn6pft, aus usl9sm bas Seoerfiisn
sefdbrlid b%erporbins. Ser 9iueonus
fori4te nod Der l1ria1e hes auftritts uno
erfubr BON i'insr Waeb (oenn Der Riiitsr
mar nod INNER ipradlos). oob Der Rifsr
bon Der &drre abgefie9sn iei. nm, ME er
seiast, Der Iieben 8srbauuns tpessn stpas
an s.ben; ba iei elm GROCER idnuraer
Suno bi&t on ibm borbei q Ter iiber ben
Wss binibsrssi1ofsn, Der 3dtsr bab.
aber iofort isnss 8,i9ret ober @ebriiu ers
boben. 10 bob beinabe Die 9fsrbe i9eu &C.,
porbsn isien.
Sn bisiem ausenbIide COB bic 8iitsrin
ibrsm Wanns. bel Dem bas 4lopfen nidt
perfanssn ponis. nit ben Wortsn : Dsnn
A0es bel Der WauIipsrre oer9ebens III, 70
bilft oas! aus 2eibensfrdften cine O6rs
feiss. aiobalo hosen bi. 2innbadsn bes
entIsbtsn Wannes 3uiammeu mis f5otHii'
gel. sr uii4te fd Die Sbrdnen aus ben
auesn uno iaste su ieinsr 6rau sd
oanfe Dir, 8srtruo. fir Die gadpfsifs.
ourd wsl1, ou mid bon i6psrsn 2siosn
eurirt bait. uno gum Siaeonus. Elm mi
ibsnbsr, elm toQsr 6uHo Stpsif einsss
tl.mmt, rotbs uno babel tritfsnbe ausen,
Saaum Dor Der S9nauSs. blaus
3unss bsrausbdnseuo, %taumelnosr Sang.
turs ole Renn,si4sn Der paHsri&eusn
Wutb
lin &ottss WiQ,n. no bat er gu1 &C.
bitten ? REF Der Sioccnus erbluKeno.
Nirsenb, n1sin 6err Siaconus. perieste
Der Riilisr fsierli1, nirgsno Dem aumdh.
tigsn iei Sant bafir. aber uie Isi1t
bdtts sr mid beiben f6nner. Sd babe
b0s ungsbsusr, pis anbsre einsn arimmen
WoIf ourd @eissnipiel in Die Sluat itla,
gen, bur1 DEN Son msinsr Stimme Die
mir Soft sessben, psri9su9t uno peri, Is
get, ols ss chen i'm Anipring,n auf mid
bssriffsn par. gs fiubis unb Iamaua
Fd leytu6rts Die Waqbsde binauf. Wir
obsr blisben BON Der iibsrmeni9lid.n I'm
hrsnsuns isnes bsililmen ansfrufes bic
Rinnbadsn in Der WauIlpsrre psri anqen
uno usrfsfi9st, bis meine quite g6efrau.
ME Sic geiebsn, mir Die uirfiame Bad
pfsife perOronets. Sas if elm 3instag.
an tps!4en i'd sebsnfsn psrbs!
Ser Siaconus unb Der Sdser batten
Wdbe elm 2a6en su osrbsiben. Sie Masb
in9t.. He CLAUDE nidt. BOB Der Suno tol
sepsisn lei. er m69e uobl nur isinsu 5srrn
b~etloren gsbabt babsn, in p,l9sm JaQe
Die ersaturen Rd immsr l!br unsebsrbis
antsatsn. Birfli9 iab man ben 6uno
in GINGER gntisrnuns auf sinsm Sslousss
rub'9 uno idueifusoslnb bintsr sinsm
YatIrdssr bsrssbsn. D.r Ritter Dem
oisie 8smsrtuns mitsstbsilt wuros. lisb
iid ni4t aus Der Gliuns brinssn. ion-
osrn ipra4 ernibaft: 8is lsi9tli4 bdtts
Der Suno toll iein t6nnsn!
Ser Sicconus lisB ibn uno isin 6abr'
uert lid luisoer in Bsusauns ISb.n. uno
trennte fa an oieisr SteIs BON otm Sdyer.
oa. ME CT iaate, ibr @,iprd9 bod s'itbtt
lei, uno Der Golonus ss ihm psrosntsn
usrOe. uenn er bsiieu @sisui5ait auf
hem san5en DsSs msios. 8si Dem 10.
tieoe mubts Der ilnss S9uabs isiusm
Sstanntsn oas 8aipre4sn ssben, i'm auf
eiRise Gage in Der 5taOt 81 6sIudsu
9arauf sinsen lie mad ori9ieosnsu RID
tungsn au%sslnanoer. X&ss
[5~ortisbans fOlstl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
Die Site Zee 5%u!abnebmenS tammt,

Die Sitte Gee 5u!abnebmsnS itammt,
rpts rs bstbt, aus Dem 0sbnsrs6t. Der
Sa6isnlpisssl erpibnt itpn. baS Del
,9fbnsmarn, psnn tr gum 9tbnSbarr
fommt, AusS ablessn mdFs, mas er BON
giisn,eus an fib traae. 10 ben Out, 3. B.
cen Giisnbut. unp paS .Sutadin", pis
%9ersrfapps, wslde mon untsr BEN Glen,
but trus. Wan itsIte iih cnrul6 psa
Suua s~sssnlbst OIs wsbriOs bin. Dss.
balb nsbmsn aub bic Srauen ben SuI
ni6t al. Na6 Anpsrn 1T Ger llrlptuns
res Su~tabnsbmsnS nod i6tmpfi9u.
Rur freie Csrlr) Wdnrer putftsu tbr
Saar lang ttassn, unirste mubtrn ss
furs i6eersn. SsseSneie nun Elm In
frsier (Saeht esttsisenrr, SSrias)
etusm Grdmann. 70 nabm sr Den gu,
ab unp ssists auf isin furi sd&Utsuss
6aar, I'm lsin 8ns6tS YerbaInie su
btfeEnsn. Dantt TN 3uiammerba naF
Fsbt potl aud Der fnebttlds 9fuB :
,Sbr Dtsnsr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24

sB" Bsrm6ss Der Oiamant : 5atbsr
tam lsbe Dame ebenio quite Rsiu.tats er
Sislen, ME Der bette prattii4s Sdrber
5ebes pod:t satantirt, ais nit Der Btobe
lbereinItimmenb.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26
RAILWAY DIsCRrMGNATloN.


The people east of the Mississippi river
are gre denl better provided with rail.
road accommodations lhn we u the
west, aud at great deal chcnper rates.
The eastern people arc also more ten.
scious ot their rights in the mrttcr oi
railrond management than arc our pee.
pie Hence they nrc less liable to y.
imposed upon by railroad cor. orntiOus
and ARE more proult IN yludlcHti Y
thor rights when attempts are made to
rcsis or tramplc on them. A case in
point Is furnished 10y u recent decision
~ the Massachusetts, railruud cummis.
sion. IN this instance 1t APP ears the
New York aud New England railroad
carried roHl from Norwich, Conn, TO
Webster Mnss, for which 3ljD per ton
freight was charged, while the road cnr
% ronl from the Fnmr point through
Webster tp Worcester, ais IN Mus4arhu
setts bnt at greater distance, charging
only SlOO per ton freight I hc rcu. ON
-lycnfur this Il rcrimluatiun against Web
-tcr wns hat tn rr was competition to
Norcost'r through Wm.h 10 rival runi
pissed, "a dconl must br carried at u low
rate or IT. transportation abandoned.
After consideration NJ thc cusc the com
mlssloucrs decided that such dIscumm.
niiou WIS unjust aud must ho abandon
q f.H. L. .... d. .
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26
TmN ANlHrOcKAcY Or MnnL

The press trlogrnms fow days ngo
mentioned the arrival, ia New York. ~
% lot OF suucrluiiyely fine sheep, import
cd by NJ. Cert, wealthy Frcuchmnn.
and destined for Texas. NJ. Cert Inns
been three ycur4 m this country and has
u large sheep rancho in southwestern
IrHns. He remained IN New YORK. scy.
eral days aud the papers there devoted
cunslI rublc attention 10 hi4 flock ~
sheop, which, from the descriptions,
would np"cnr to hc the very uri.tocrnts
Of wool-tLc "hlur blood" uf mutton.
NJ. Cert told New York star reporter
that his sheep ARE direct descendants Of
IL flock proscntci by the King u Suiu
to IouI XVI, ~ France, IN 1876 The
II tck has always been kept isolntrd, and
all that were IN any way hlcmlshcd have
been Killed from yonr to ycur. These
sheep all have thick, curly horns and
stlil wool, They pcrspiro freely. and the
outer part ui the wool is moist with OH.
On parting It showed snow white within.
The sheep cnu be shrurcd twice Il yrnr
md yield heavy lloeccs. The breed, both
in Frunco and Spain, IA sud to be dying
out, probably because ~ mbrcrdIug. NJ.
Cert proposes t. cross them with IL
strong IcSuu stock. Eyc.y sheep
brough' over hus u wrttcn pcdigr r,uud
the lotto "R .Rumb,ullcu H cut mto
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

The Alabama prumhtonis.s are son.
SlhIr body of people, At their stutc con.
v'ntl"u held at Montgomery ON tine 22d
Instant, they coutrutrd Themselves with
ado ting a resolution hat no general
pr"mhllory law be nskcd ~ the lrgisln.
tnrc, MT an moudmout to secure bcttcr
enforcement ~ the present ircusc laws.
\ state temp p4rauco alliance will he
formed. The sentiment Of the couycn.
hon "ns opposed to making the temper.
ante question politIcl one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

Philadelphia dispatches say the SIGHT
Is pl ogres,ing between the iron ore pro.
duclng and Beesemer steel interests in
consequence = efforts Of the steel men
to prevent an increase OF tariff duty on
ore. The b ssemer interests have al.
ready demanded rate not higher than
6O cents ton. During 1881 the impor.
tation OF foreign ore for Bcssemer pur-
poses amounted to 1872 tons, aud the
American ore producers are demandi Z
such an increase OF the tariff Il, will
prevent such heavy consumption OF
foreign ore.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

y Salvation Army of four men and
five "Smon, has made its nppea uucc m
Trenton, New Jerse and has created
qultea srusation 10y singing hymns in
the street aud p ny ug tn buuio. Tho,
p otcSH the utmost confidence m their
h"Hty to redeem that purt Of the Stnto
from sin, aud are probably encouraged
IN their aspirations 10y the recent refusal
~ Now Jersey to send Robeson buck to
pnu,,r.s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

There is trouble among the trustees
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Stnrkvillc, Miss, and several
OF the professors have resigned. Grave
charges ar said to have been preferred
hy Gen stephen ID. bee, president of
the college, against the Rev. DR.. Sulh.
van and the Rev. Dr. Kuudynu-h.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes "a
chapter Of sosatloual fiction ro the effect
tina the democrats cuncoctcd plot 60.
ward the close Of the last session OF con.
gless tn spring trap ON Kei'er anl
remove him from the sponkership, and
only desisted when Keifr threatened to
wade in goro. This is miiwiuter non
senEp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

The Ne" York city democrats carry
cool heads They hol victory Jubilee
meeting last "Wednesday night and
adopted resolution declaring it would
be IN act OF folly to czrlt over the recent
triumph without realizing the resi- onsi.
bilihes it imposes ON yictors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

FROM au Interview wIh Iuc.r Ruff, llnch
Snyd you know au hing about ALI
gntors2 An alligator has dcnyel
worm iu l's tongue II lies with its inw-
open and takes iu every hug -ryery-
thug. Everything cruwls IN there to
cut upon that do.uyci ton ne. Whom it
l- He'd the jaws flop and there ia "A
crash. Wand. rhIlt I-a l,iuJ-foot nlhgu-
tor lie s lyug IN Wall street with his
Jnws open, taking iu as r}tmug. SOmo
Of the q days hl- jaws viii tIu., and OH,
Whnt u crash this country viii seri
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

The eighteenth Texas Legislature
meets in Austin ON Tucsdny. January
9Th, lNNi by the law governing the
election Of United = ttcs seuntors the
first ballot for that office VIII he tnhcu
ON Tuesdny, the % day Of January.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

Monterey now has electric Nights md
street railways, but it hns not yet hnd u
bank dedication or big clopomcnt We
cannot expect nu old-fashioucd Mex can
town to catch up with u7 all at once.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

The President is preparing his mes.
sage to congress- No allu-ion will be
made in it to the mcspagc sent to the
President by tho people on the 7tb nN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

Hon. G. r. Gibson, representatives
elect from ilhq county is spoken Of as
strong candidate Tor speaker OF the
house, eigh eenth legislature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

PeoriA Illinois, people want Bob In
geraoll to succeed David DAVIS as TN
tel States senator from that stn.c.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

Thurlow Weeds body wns carried to
Albany, aud and there bnriod in Rural
cemetery yesterday
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

On December 18th, Gladstone vii
Ii We been fifty years in parliament.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-26

WACO, NOVEMBER % 1882.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

after this heat, and the gamblers,
appreciating that they we're beat
en-, became frantic with rage.
Con Dram and Charles Switz, who
afterward became noted prize
| fighters, stood at the door to the
stand and held the mob at bay
until the judges hal given their
decision. Chief was or! III on
the track, and, after making the
half mile, was declared the win
ner of the race. The Judges had
to be escorted from the track tG
town by an armed escort com
posed Of volunteers from the win.
ming side.
Mounted on broncoo ponies,
with pistols and bowie-knive.
drawn, the Greer brothers and a
| party of friends made their wa,
/ to the S9j, 900 and cut it To til.
ground. It was loaded into :
wagon and taken To town,
guard accompanying the precious
freight. There We're a larg'
number of people stabbed ant
shot in the melee, but fortunatel,
none died from their wounds
That night Denver was one blaz
ing revelry, one gorgeous orgie
The immense nugget was cut vi
into smaller and more commercial
commodities. Teats was pre-
sented with $4,000 worth of these
The balance of the winnings wer'
equally divided among the broth
ers, aud in less than forty-tiy,
hours they had squandered all.
I
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09
A CARD.

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-09

Mr.. William HshaAey, chief engineer
a the sseamship WillAmetts, in writing
10 his friend, W. II. Neiman, Esq.
chief Of the Umatilla, speaks thus poet.
ically Of Seattle: The verses are headed
" Seattle. Is viewed By a stranger, and
oommemorsted by this sonnet
Seattle, lovely little town,
Half hidden in the woods.
Where the waters of the Sound
Pour in their saiine foods
BIZ Wild and rocky canyons.
fhat cieavs the mountains high.
And bound the fairest woodland
Beneath our Western sky.
This lovely little town
has charms beyond compare:
In Wild romantic beauty,
No cultured gardens fair;
For here the wooded mouut,ins
And the valley orchards meet:
The fir tree and the apple
Shake hands across the street.
There's an air Of careless beauty
That runs through all the town:
The streets 90 rambling where they
please.
Toe sidewalks, mp and down.
Some homes have found level spot.
To put on city airs,
While others peep from sha ded nights
Above fight Vt stairs.
There ars visws of matchless beauty
From every cottage door
Snow npon the mountains:
Aud the valleys painted floor.
B ,iecked with home and hamlet
Az it northward HES away.
Round the hills, below the city.
Course the waters of the bay.
For scenes of rarest bsauty,
One need not look away
To the chain of mountains
That circle round the bay:
Bat from their lofty SUBMITS
That overlook the Sound,
They cast an evening shadow
Before the sun goes down.
Yet this quiet little town.
BY the waters salty brink.
II not 80 slow or idle
As the passerby may think.
For there Is stir of business
In those narrow, crooked streets.
Where the traffic Of the mountains
Aud valley traders meet.
You can hear the buzz Of voices,
Ring out upon the breeze:
YOn hear the saw and planer
by piece reducing trees;
YO1 hear the noise Of cars
Upon the railroad track
Inn provements in this country
That makes the sage look back.
The Indians from across the bay,
May watch with sullen eye;
They feel ~ il they d had they day.
Turn from the sight without sigh
Before the whites they vanish.
Death from our midst and Danish
Like snow ut MONDAYS sun.
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yeafs - such ~ Lraa Of MenaoC, Laeeaeo
Nocturnal Emissions. Aversion 70 ooeoc 1
Dtmnees Of Vision. Noises In the Heod; -
vital mid passing unobeevved IL TIE w.
snd many other diseases that lead to inaan1y
and death.
DIR. MINTlE will agree to forfeit M
HUNDRED DOLLARS for Q case nj this ktn6 -
VITAL RESTORATIVE under his spec
sdvice and treatment, will not cure. o ~
anything impure or injurious found - =
DR. MlNTiE treats oil Private Diseasee -
cessfully without mercury. CoNsUl1As
FREE. Thorough e1sntpstion and sdvtoes
pudding analysis Of urine. IS On. Rfice =
VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 bottle, o. -
times the quantity. 5000; sent 10 any -
drrss upon receipt Of price. or O. q. -
secure froEs observation, and in private No.
II desired. by
A. r. NINrIE. N. D..
II KcsfBv Street. San FrAncisco, ce's
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREEl
Sent ON application BY letter stating SyeE
tome. Sex aud Age. Communications sis,su
confidential.
DR.. MISTlEE KIDNEY REMEDY. MI
HETICDE. en-rs al kinds Of Kidney
Bladder Cempissnts. GcnorrkGa, elect, y
eorrh9a. For sale BY all druggists: w.
bottle, sig bottles for $500.
DR. MfSTIR'B DANDEllCN PILL
the best aud cheapest DYSPEPSIA ~
BILIOUS cure in tks market. For sale ~
druRcisss.
All orders fae medicine @. o. D. nrst 49,
eomLs1ied with q. les . guarantee q
faith.l which viii - dsdectsd Nhee
psen - assaHy~r. nH-s y
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If you want u fine Meerschaum pipe
cigsr or cigarette holder, call at the Cal
fornia Cigar and Tobacco house. Sell
ing at reduced prices, Give me Il call
and he convinced.
a5-lw ID. WERTHEIMER.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEDl

r . nsvss-lai1lnl
Cure for useveu
Debility, Exbal1
ID VIZ Atty. &C.
nal W skn eoo /
sperm . tosfAG9
LOST MAHH0Ol
IInposepcy, -
lysis. end al e.
tssrible e6ec0
sslf.Abuse. you
full f0lliee, on4 -
<,onsNn IN mi
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WM. PAILrorT, house and sign paint
/ ing, paper hanging, kalso,nining and
glazing. Front street, opposite Sulli-
vans block. Seattle. mh:s-tf
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0RTunAT
DlSpeNSARY.

6S AearMey ST..
corner Of CONNER.
cial ST.. San Fran
cisco. established
in 1881 for the
treatment Of Sex
ual and Seminal
Diseases, such rs
Gonorrh9a. elect,
Structure. Syphil
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For SALE.--A piece Of nne town pro-
perty, paying per cent. per month On
che Investment ne essay. Also other
property in aud near the city.
q, DAVIES