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Collision of 'rrnIna az, n Els.lEuC.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 1i.-General Manager Mon.
ri furnishes the following account OF e accident
the St. Paul road at La Crosse today The Southern
Minnesota regular freight train left La Crosse going
west is regular time. The conductor gave proper
orders to the bridge tho Mississippi River
Tie river division wild train coming east did not stop at
the bridge for orders to cross but immediately
the bridge, when te two trains came in collision break
ing away one spnn and throwing s cars into the river
The regular block systeis is in on the bl ldec No
conductor IL allowed to take "A train the bridge
without an order in writing. signed hy the man in
charse one of tho thrown egninst of the
main posts of the bridge knocking il out OF place and
dropping the span of 100 feet with five into the
river. No was injured did the locomotives leave
the track The accident viii entail loss % about
S,OOsn The conductor who failed To obey orders Will
he lscharsed at once and cIiminaly proseculod."
The sun., 1882-01-15
Three Boys Killed by Falling YIon.e.

An unoccupicd two-story frame house. In tho
of io3 Prince street, Brooklyn, which was some
time ago condemned unsafe, but which not torn
down, fell with crash yesterday afternoon. Many
pieces of timber had been from II afer
dcnned by boys seeking fuel for election bonfres VIII
liam SpahIing aged To- of 100 Prince street; william
Wncleiie, aged J. of3 Park alley, and Thomas Butte,
aged ~, of l2 Prince street roEping about the
building yesterday and junping utd down how
much they cOuld shake il. A man who the boys
warned them of danger They the tagging at
OF the nprigs The warming hal scarcely been uttered
before the budin. fell with crash.
hi. cloud OF dust from the ruins The Fire De.
partment called out
The dead bodies of the laus quickly found. The
skull of Thomas Butte crushed The Others perished
from sullocalion.
The sun., 1882-01-15


TIE mother = the late Gea caster diel ia Nansoe,
irnry hIrien rre,ot L. Long si-T tl, French an
u iuail.ul = .rld
The death Is rnorne,d ,f Satlan ply.- tAr Tr-.i.h
Traveller aig MIii' =.
Mr. Caroline Carey the ollest woman il Dun,lo died
On Friday, aged ga yrurs
Gel wini1mil sparSs, Of tn yr3lcl, known
men in ueorsia He'd ., Marietta on FrIi4y.
\ number Of -. Louis capitalists are to or.anik-
eoi! ny Mth s.F" capital u erect rNt"si,e ucO-
motive wNrhs III -, Louis
The safe in Favcrtts l,arkius tlrc IN Wvsmns ont,
Was hoNn "r,n fii"! night al! large .l,4ut 4
n.ency taken
III. Hon. II Tauusr, prominent lawyer If wash,
.rtita County, " y aiid e.. tisr ssia d.t4 IA White
LaI! yesterday.
Mrs Sarah Bile N,I.oaa, willow of Juds. ", Lerr Of
th- tnit'ri STAT suFreu. err dit'l ~ ,I-!nht "a
FRIDAY, aged - ,.fs.
TT. Rev LcNi- X. Hog Of North Gram Ill., a,, ~ a
Oldest IlenLers tf tlr rury Prshgtery. sfrrS. n
With Az! !'-''.'1 4'ti~ 70 lr' rafi W ri't q.
NJ -.taas .a-, col r4,i. ,aa..i q. ;.l.n ia
GlaruS r.'d ts,t-eA M haId> Iua =. u;.i
mralHNs NJ -.'s were !"-t
II Z. ga st; ~ IJA I1 -. , -t.- \ asa
.tGr,t. '- ,r-itfa.'' a. .I,r.f H t..ef-l nt rph
h!-' .'-t iil ~. .a'H' '.itr i'.-'E ti'r ~
upt'n.Ei .hHi,a. a.. es-..t-i'r
iue tt-- nr 'ds S.sl. stt--. q Sc. f,-...l. NJ Ia-
-.al ": 5tr l. - ,LHr-H l- - 49, il -..t,-
y! af.'f- tu t.r iii- g-r, ' f ,u
el'eI'i llltt S't and ,l..p 81 t,s ,.si.-,
Two ruus,'t p-u-Ei'sat ,lt-.| ,4'r 81 t,.eP!l ars
and Dr. L-4. .: Ce.s. = ~ '.yt-4iel'---:4a.
The sun., 1882-01-15
ALDERMEN SENT TO PRISON.
PUNISHED FOR CONTEMPT, THEY MAKD
THEMSELVES MERRY.
Carried TO Raymond Street jail in Coaches.
They Dine, Tell Stories, md Play Cards
Until Justice Pratt Sends Them Home.

Carried to Raymond Street jail in Coaches.
They Dine, Tell Stories, md Play Cards
Until Justice Pratt Sends Them Homo.
Fifteen Of the seventeen Brooklyn Alder
men who disobeyed Justice Moore's Injunction
by granting the Fulton street rapid transit ex-
tension franchise in spite of Mayor Howel's
veto were sentenced yesterday by Justice Gill
bert for contempt Each of them was flned
$3.50. and in addition William Dwyer and John
Mccarthy were each sentenced to thirty days
Imprisonment in the Raymond street Jail d. d.
Seaman. James Donovan w. j. Lepine. Will
liam Allison. and William II. Waters each
twenty-five days; James Kane. Philip Casey.
and Patrick ]. Kelly each twenty days; James
Weir, Jr.. and Felix w. Doyle each fifteen days;
and Philip. Schmitt Thomas Bowers, and
Thomas r. Armitage ench ton days.
Alderman O'Connc is sick. and Justice Gill
bert said he had doubts whether Alderman
S @ tia, fs had bssn mrddny n
really ,purgcd him from contempt. Ho sus-
PSndGd @ ' % IN 1ese two s f2r
prisoners down stnrs aud into the room of Tho
equity clerk, the door q which lie ordered to be
c9oily wakad out Of The buildns With lighted
cigar, held in his mouth at an angle Of forty
business. He returned quito as deliberately.
Ninehest:r ,Briiton, counso, for tho Prisoners.
and INDUCED in horse play to aoep up thoir
spirits. The Sheriff waited q reasonable timo
fora stay to arrive and then he informed tho
Aldermen that they, must go to jail. They
affected to he amused.
The Aldermen got into four carriages and
were driven rapidly to the jnil. They seemed
q shade less hilarious rs tho iron gates swung
took their "pedisrcsss It,. that is to say their
whether they could read and write. and thon
assigned them to the debtors prison. They
soon settled down to prison life, but not to
prison faro. The sent an order to Dieter's for. a
dinner of green turtle soup. porterhouse steak.
mushrooms French peas and trimmings.
At2P. NJ. Mr.. Briton filed notice of appeal in
each case. Justice Gilbert sent word to Sheriff
Stegman that the prisoners could be released
only on writ of habeas corpus. and instructed
him to pay no attention to stay. The prison.
ers were not put into cells.
MIR. Britton applied to Justice Donohue for
IN order to set the Aldermen 1T liberty pending
an appeal. but he declined to intcrfcre. At II
o'clock last night. however they were released
on an order by Justice Pratt of the supreme
Court, and started for their homes. The Alder
men had their bonds in readiness. and all OF
then, We're approved by Judge Pratt before they
~ i.,iI
The sun., 1882-01-15
Another Wreck ON the Central Road.

ROCHESTER, Jan. IA westward-bound
freight train on the New York Central Railroad.
composed of thirty ears and two locomotives.
was thrown from the track at Foxridge. between
Port Byron and Savannah stations. by a mis-
placed switch. completely blockading both
freight tracks, The train was almost com
a local gang Of workmen. Engineer Charles
Chapman Of this city. in charge of the rear en-
gine, No. S0l. was, iriglitfully scalded, and had
Rochester. was. also badly hunt but not 50
seriously as Chapman. who has just been
brought 10 Rochester. and will undoubtcdly die.
Engineer George Keaeh and Fireman Thomas
kcarns Of tho forward locomotive, No. 435. es-
caned with comparatively slight injuries. II
will take solle time to clear away the wreck.
The sun., 1882-01-15
Mr.. O'Cormnn's Ccmpintnt,

Tho complaint in the quo warranto suit
brought by the people on thu relation OF Mr. Richard
oGcrna, TO deprive Mr. william H. Arnoux of tho at
lac now occupies ON the Superior Court bench, was
served upon Messrs Rich 4 woodforl, Judge Arnouxs
attorneys yesterday. 1t alleges that Juir spcr's term
office xprei by statutory limitation Dee 81 1881,
because before that date lc had reached - years and
that rs he hal no subsequent title To the occ the Gov
crncr had right to appoint his successor. Sir uGor-
ilan, having been properly elected - surcGcd Jgisa
sper Is entitled TO r The trial Of the action is
sdown o take rlac" III thu supreme curt Il, schcnec
aiy on the second MONDAY in April Mr.. OGoriran
anxious TO have il trvd ia salem, Washington County,
the term commencing on Nralay. Jan. ~ but le found
that Mr. ArnouN cnnt not hc ready by that time and the
neat possible term of Trial AT place the residence
OF inost Of the Witnesses hAcd upon.
The sun., 1882-01-15
New York CnpItni,si. snre.

Touching the troubles of the Sicmens- Ander-
son Company Of Pittsburgh, broadway barker said
yesterday The New York capitalists mentioned in con
ecton with this institution quite indifferent
what the Pittsburgh banks do concerning closing up the
concern they have interest stake except very
small one. which tnkcs prtceence all others and
their claims must lie pad before the Pit -hursl banks
can roGze anything o. all They expected 10 surrender
their option way after lralns the large indebted
ness of NJ Anderson, for they have idea suuns
responsibility
The sun., 1882-01-15
Col. E,..cr.s Charge. n,sm;.scd.

Some time ago Col. Ryder of the Ninth Regi.
incnt Put Capt George 4 iIussey or Company under
arrest and preferred against l. charges of iisobcdi-
emce of orders and dsrespcet To his superior officer
Col Ryder claimed that the on, committed
regmcnal parade, when Capt Hussey refused to allow
the Colonel TO give orders to his company over head
unl "a the Colonel first placed linn lrdjr arrest
hrNad him frori command. A court Of inquiry was
ord rcd Gen >alcr has just issued spectral order dis
nissH the charges uOn tF7 dense aid stat. OF
igrts submitted hy tile coI'r; of iuiGI-y.n
4 fIrni of TN veteran Cgi air s'.id Tile charges
against Capt itiSsry Ncr" ridiculous. and TIA
there not court mnrtlai, fur 5c th"re uui have
hceI lNtis work, and tim utG .INc been called by
tiit II r. sit lam, -
The sun., 1882-01-15
open.ns OF .ae rr,.,,irn r.n.,i,nr.

BERLIN. Jan. 1i.-The ses sion OF the I.andtag
wAs opened lay. In tlsrpya! frcech the rtrasra!
concerning the church expresses the lively SAT- ac:ion
of the Government at being able 10 stahsi Regular
administration in the several Catholic Lshopri,s. Tie
nnaLclu situation has continued TO improve, surplus
of 2'uruup marks having been yielded hy the state
railways A loan OF moderate amount for productive
works - announced; also an ecelrsnSca l!ll siuar
TO that known us the July law granting to the
ent streonat powers hut Of larger scope tEn those
OF the MAY law tongfAua refc made
relations between Prussia and tile Waite rendering
the resumption Of diplomatic Intercourse possible.
The sun., 1882-01-15

and then, az was his duty. returned again to
tho other bridge. Had MeIius. in pursuance
Of the rules run further back ta ro to
his train, at which this trackman. could
have. seen him.. the trackman would have
caught sight of his signal, and running to tho
other bridge. would have communicated by
signal with Spuyten Duyvil station on the
straight track. and no accident could have oc-
purrnl.
The sun., 1882-01-15
au.t he Hanged although h. Aa. the Small

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. 14.-Gov Blackburn
today informed counsel for Major" Hicks, wLo is
under sentence OF death for the murder Henry WI.
uains In Ludlow Ky. in December last that the fact ~
ichss illness with smallpox must rot interfere with
tht execution OF liz sentence fI!iiy uc@t Iir ply
soins Of ;c g!. say thAr IIirs L. fa;,lY np
preached hS that Hicks VIII YfohaLiy die before
the day srt for tiir execution arrives.
The sun., 1882-01-15
Elliott, the English Oarsman, Hurt.

Capt. Lord Of the steamer Critic. which ar
rived from Newcastle last evening reports that Elliott
the English oarsman. who was fireman aboard the
steamer, seriously hurt hv falling the coal
6unkcrs When the Cfttie ut Queenstown.
The sun., 1882-01-15

then no money in the pockets The gold watch
that tho deceased man was in the habit Of
wearing was missing, but it is believed that
this may have dropped away from the charred
vest. Tho diamond ring he wore was also gone.
but the hand that it ornamcnted had been de-
stroyed by fire. An inquiry after the missing
roll of bills hnS been set on foot.
The sun., 1882-01-15
A Conspicuous. German Socialist Arrested.

BERLIN Jan. 14.-aerr Dietz. the Socialist.
member OF the Reichstag, was arrested in Stuttgart
yesterday for selling prohibited publication His
friends are endrayoring 10 that his arrest is
violation OF his privilege a. a nenbcr OF ParAln,nt
The sun., 1882-01-15
Late Hour. In battery Park.

Mary Dwyer Of Albany was sirolling alone at
IL o'clock last night in the Battery Park when
Young who passin- ler the walk tapped her
on the shoulder and spoke Ia her She told htli 20
about heir business and one of them kno, lr her down
the blow cutting her face urrn. On of the utH who
said lie was John NcAulitfr, arrested
The sun., 1882-01-15
TAe Death OF "a Gernan n.,olutieni.t.

Charles 7. /"i;rr. Il l!wyrr died last nigh
In Newark, as'd - Years lie T,ll.i rrsu!u
Zionist ~ - ,rd 'd 10 ten years impriso.i
Ilent, bui La eseaItd - America
The sun., 1882-01-15
The pea,h of isenIau,,a p. Hodges.

BENJAMIN y. Hodges died at Philadelphia on
Friday evening. lie entered the Office the Geurra
Agency Of the Associated Press in this city in lS and
by d4 and ability advanced rapidly 20 the p">itiou
Of assistant manager Which !.e ls!l st tir ~ of his
death His funeral Nill take place tie family re
deuce li9 sussex street Jerse! c!ty al ~ O'clock
The sun., 1882-01-15
A w,dower sued for HreacA OF Promise.

KINGSTON Jan. llama c. Garrison Il Wild
sw, aged ~ has sued Moses uoHiIncl Wi,,.rr asC,l
g.. for sloc1 damages for breach Of promise mar
riase The trial here before Judge N-stuIuck
The sun., 1882-01-15

7th av.-Ile
The sun., 1882-01-15
T'Lr -ixuai O.s g I'trlIcelon.
ST .E..s rEou 1HI. 4,araairn.

Fair weather slowly rising temr,satuI
soat. 10 wet wants. ait i,l..i.- t,-r IS. ,,r.
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SRAnzCx, Ssp<. 3, 1852.
The Republioan Convsntiuu for Kit
sap County vas held at this paacs today.
The Committee On Permanent Organ
ration consisted Of G. w. Young, n.
McCaIlum and VIM. WalkR, and tho
Committee ON Credentials, 0f u. b.
jackson, Jossph C0mstock and Charles
Craig.
Joseph Coustock was made perma-
nent Chairman. and John DeTiere, SEQ
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POST -IIfIIIIaSIOR

= 11my. which roads Ike . chapsef
e.on - IL Maryas*'s nautical 70.
..enaue comes from tie coast Of Censfa.
a.,erse. & an oihoiai report received
= Ia q Co, msrohants Of Now York
Tia schooner Transit 10 owned oy sea
= a. sneaesd in the Central ana Nor'n
A.,.e;..n trade. While lying in pofs
-. nisht she was boarded BY SIX pi-
49, Who, after desperate STRUGGLE
cvsvrovered Captain Thompson ana ms
90 man. The ships company were
s.,ovn into tbs hold, and the p'ra'es
th.r hoisted sail and endeavored 70
,..rs for tho open sea, bat the captain
n The pira1s essw did not know sne mar
~, "a vas not able TO get the snip
~. =. har. After maneuvering in vain
-, .oms time, he threatened Captain
Tse-peou With death unless be p'losed
=. 49, 70 sea. The Captain consent
- - 40 20 il he Vas released from the
-. which bosnd him. The pirate
49, - oouetsained TO accept the con-
d,tions. ana Captain Thompson nav'-
.sssd ,he Transit ovsr Tie bar and ous 70
~ Bv this time the pirates thought
.h.maeiyes safe, and INDUCED literally
:. u.;,or from the ship's lockers, and
-. .,n IN : conditaon Of almost help-
~. ayrnksunes. Captain Thompson
go Iiborstsd his oEsw and secured sne
,s,.tes The ship was then headed 70
~ nsersut point q which there was q
un,Aed ses1ss onsse, and the psfasea
.,,r.ndesed 70 the authorities Tho pi-
rasss wsrs spsniards Of the moss oe''
psesas character.
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Almonf's son. Wsstmont, promises 10
become fast PAGER.
BlayJock il 10 ride Wildmoor IN the
$1,000 match at Salt Lake.
Mr.. Frank Work attracts much atten-
ton while driving Dick Swivellef and
Edward IN and around Saratoga.
Mr., q A. Hikok, the driver Of st. Ju-
lien, now holds the reins over the IA
mous.pacing mare Lucy. He!paid $500
for the mare.
Three settlers from the Isle Of Wight,
one for Mr.. j. j. Snellenburg. of Penn
sylvania, and two for Mr.. j. H. GoodseIl,
Of New York, arrived recently.
DR.. Atens famous setter, Glen. was
poisoned at Centreport, Long Island,
last week. Glen was the winner of sew
eral field trIal and bench prizes.
The steady improvement of the trot-
ters in the Grand Central Circuit is re-
salting in talk Of big matches TO come.
Nj. John w. Shaw. owner of Trimket,
says that he will trot her at Hartford
against ClingstOne for 81, 600 side, or
for trotter against trotter, or for rs 600,
the winner of the match to take both
horses and money.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

To the Editor Of the Post IntclIigencer:
Through your paper l desire to an
nounce to the people of King county
that / submit myself to their SURFACES
as a proper person to represent them in
the Legislative Assembly of Washing
ton Territory.
Should Convention of the People,
without regard to previous party affilia-
lions, be held, shall feel myself bound
by the action of such convention.
At future time, and before the cleo
ton, shall submit to the electors my
views upon the Substantial issues before
the people. Very respectfully.
G. D. EMERY.
Seattle, Sept. 9th, 1882. sep-d&wtf
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Adolphus wore his breeches tight.
OF that he didn't think
When he put on the roller skates
To show of at the rink.
His first adventure was his last;
He'll put ON skates no more;
He tried to kick the roof all in,
And sat down ON the floor.
When Dolphy dropped the girls all
laughed
Ii was an awful fall
And when they had their backs all
turned
He backed up 'gainst the wall;
He called q friend, took Of the skates,
And, giving him a wink,
Said: Jim, lend me that long-tailed
coat;
Iwant to leave this rink"
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The oonstabulary Of Ireland NUMBER
1anoo men. They are . sort OF na.i
80 and half soldier, wearing a uni
sorm. md bsing srmsd with the club oy
~. md sword and gun by night
Tbs;r appointments are for life, with
,ene;ons st the expiration OF active
saryiss. The lats disturbance vas
e..aed By demand for . shilling a Gay
mors nay, an increased allowance 10,
nsrried ussn living oot Of barracks, sno
eoua,isation Of pensions. Mono OF THESE
5000 vsrs aecssdsd 70. and the con-
e1abaea. aftsr . few days furore' 70
t.rnsd 70 ~ service and we're glad 70
- hack. The reason for this u found
"a IL fsst that, BY leaving the fofoe OF
hing discharged, they lost their pm
e,ou. and that the applications Tor al
.,s.,oo 70 tho force were mover 90 nu-
5000 - nov. The life Of the con-
e1abls. though, Il anything but pleasant
a. thsy arc the most hated and NAL
$3.50 nsn in Ireland. They meyer
- % cut singly, for they are In a hos
~ soantry, and are liable TO attack ss
any moment.
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Tarte 4 Martin, Of Semiahmoo, are
expected 70 have thsir cannery IN opera
ton in time for the late run Of salmon.
They have II Cinnamon from Portland
making cans
A fine wharf il being constructed at
Mt. Vernon, on tho Skagit River, for
Clothier Il English, and others. Il il
expected tho wharf will cost, when COM
pleted, about 5000.
Tho revenue cutter Oliver W0loott will
cruise among the islands Saturday Ito
day. for the purpose Of finding a suita-
bic harbOr 10 locate the port OF entry.
Collector Bash and Special Agent Horr
will accompany the cutter.
There is said to be q great scarcity Of
harvest hands on the SwinOmish and
elsewhere this season. Many are hold
ing back, expecting 20 b offered " ~
Per day. The season Is too far advanc-
cd now to admit Of much delay, and 1t
il probable many will have to pay the
price asked in order to have their crop
harvested in time.
During the progress Of carousal at
an Indian camp OH the Skagit River,
two weeks ago, quarrel origin ated be-
tween several Of the natives, which re-
suited in one of them, q fellow Of ex-
cesdingly quarrelsome disposition. being
stabbed to death. The deceased was
continually getting In trouble Of some
kind, and about a year ago he was shot
by one Of the members OF . surveying
party on tho river.
In tho Whatcom county Republican
Convention, the following resolution,
introduced by Mc6linn, WIS unsni-
moualy adopted:
Resolred, That tho Republican party
of Whatcom county, in convention as
sembled, takes this public manner Of
expressing its entire approval OF our
delegate In Congress, the Hon. Thomas
II. Brents, and that the delegates elect
cd by this convention TO attend the
Vancouver Convention be instruct ed to
use all honorable means to secure his
denomination.
John A. Dalander, and r. E. Hawley,
two young men Of the Nooksack River,
have bu It q shOvel-nosed boat in which
they intend to make regular trips on the
river. The craft il thirty feet in length,
and six aud half feet beam. Il is
worked by large wheel in the stern,
the motive power being eupplied by the
persons in the boat BY means of q lever.
The boat is built Of clear cedar. 1t is
said that two men can work this craft
faster than six men can an ordinary
boat.-Enterprise.
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Mr.. G. Hayward has the building Of a
SLIGO arch for the Chinese merchants III
the foot of Cormorant street. Il will
be an imposing structure in the peculiar
Chinese pag0da style Of architecture.
Tho contract for the arch at the Govern
ment house has been awarded to Mr..
George Baker.
The Chinese theater ID now rooted in
and viii soon be hnishsd. About one
third Of the ground floor 10 covered by
the stage, and after a level space in
front Of the stage the seats will rise in
tiers, and the broad end gallery covers
them on the same incline with narrower
aide galleries. There are also joists for
. gallery over tho stage in tho rear, but
Tor what purpose does not appear.
I We regret to learn that smallpox has
made ito appearance at Osoyooa, In Q
most virulent form. Il appears there
vas case Of smallpox ct Hope and an
Indian woman got . pair Of blankets
out OF the house where the patient was
confined. She caught the disease ON
her way homo and died. OF course
some OF her friends came to see her and
oaught the fell disease. since then an
Indian herder Of Mr.. ]. @. Haynes has
died. and unless some measures are
taken . great number Of lives may be
placed In jeopardy. The disease Vas
imported from China.
On Friday svsning . gentleman from
Nicola Valley arrived down In search Of
. runaway couple from that valley. Il
Gonna that . clever, smooth tonQued
ixss6 u. y. has been IN that nsiGhbor-
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Seminal weakness. Impotency. night iosS0S
BY dreams. pimples ON the faco "a -
manhood can positively DO cured. NJ
sick and AFFLICTED should not fail to cal 8
him. The Doctor has Travelled extensivelY
In Europe and inspected thoroughly the'
deal Of valuable information, which - r
to impart to those q need q
his services. DR., Gibbon Win mako =
charge unless he effects . cure. Perez
ct distance may BE- cured ct home. Al
Communications strictly confidential. Yo0
see NO one but the Doctor. Persons WI
in s e The Do sS yin Rl:ass .ssse the 49,
Charges reasonable. Call or write, AZ
dress Dr.. r. 0IBDON, p. o. box lS6s. -
Francisco. Send 30 fW . peckaGel
modtC.n0. &0&W0