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New-York tribune., 1882-04-09
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARTISTS.


II Mr. +. 4. Abbey's "Wintcr" were di-
"ded u The middle the upper portion with its sugges-
1--WE landscape serving a aground for the firmly
painted head. would make good decorative panel But
'he "~'T part OF the picture wasted and the con
''' oc'"'eh tbs and the upper we-nlled portion Is
''|''"'eu 'hai an Impression OF emptiness is made
q" 'ne canvas as whole We must not
q'"'r' WIN hr Abbey for the chalky look Of his pic
% '"' 'H' GU Is probably deliberately sought since II
- ' ''"7 'nat troubled in his Sisters OF the
"''ef-'oloi Exhibition, and since he showed in the
autumn Of the same exhibition that tone and rich
''N are al h' command when he chooses to call for
u"m stl do not enjoy thi. eolorless nas,eIi. Il,
PA1ths' nor THIS monumental treatment of a madam
Y'' even u IL be allegOncai The composition here is
Certainly nO' well balanced II the LADY could ol, NV,
oeh hlo~cd Lcr little dog and he had chosen t in
VIZ io"ei rghi-hand corner night have found so,ne
'So" !" withdraw our eyes for awhile from the fringe
rces against the belt OF sunset sky which oyernovers
goo ioncl even the face of the lady herself Mr. Abbey
one | The best designers Of the figure We have and we
'A ut would employ his skll subjects of less pretcn
n'n ibau those 10 which he 50 much deyotos hiulf II
seus L" as hate long drawn out series OF
''i'A ana Tie poets of that time on which Mr. Abbey
u' '7eh engaged Of late years has cultivated manner
=" IL s artist that he viii ind IL difficult 10 shake oa
cD 30 LoineB subject that Of his "slstersv ysas
s4'''fd DI tls pursuit Of the quaint aud We are In
!" "'ihB nfsl-rate recorder OF modern rnanners
vf sucl we are persuaded Mr. Abbey might be-,f he
aiNuts 10 believe. OF 10 paint ~ If he believed that
S1"! ~ costume or gesture be accepted forever
substitute for thought, or even in pla,e
'" study Of human character In a word Mr.
AoDy gives us too much OF the oufside
he so9ccis he chooses, and seems content with this
Superficial treatment.
lAe small room which Mr. Abbey's Winter honrs f.
,.1uHy gwen up 10 certain plaques and medallons In
O'onlt and plaster, which ind of unequal merit IN
S.' uoOi s portion Of large panel designed by Mr.
eooore Bauer which does not represent Mr. Bauer at
-" D'r1 Whether this be intended for a saIamandcr in
-' Nie' OF ioI dragon Ia the water We cannot dis
"s1-ah nut il either the motive Is distinctly
s'iIo"ed nom the Japanese and not bettered
- 'ae BORROWING. Mr. ODonoyan has two email bronze
''~ion-' Que Of which Is as much too haia and cold a.
V'"'' o. 100 messy" Both are much hurt even for
'i'J are By the tawdry frames IN winch they are
p"l The frames cannot bear the Whole burthep
III Incompetence Mr.. Augustus II. Gaudcns sends
'' Of those panels with heads IA low relief IN pronIe
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4 Cntholic Priest Curcd.

T.
Allegheny. y. y. Jan. 10, 1850.
Dr. J. a. SIITRMAN, PSI Broadway, y. J.
Dear Sir called your Office, 25l Broadway n " some
time inform that eutir y cured Of my large
rupture thank for successful treatment OF
did then have the pleasure OF seeing you
take this thank Truly sufferer
the fortune ~ consulting but from the
time commenced your mt felt and comfort
able before perfect restoration which thank God -
Accomplished Accept grateful thanks and De assured
that Will always deem U pleasure and duty u suffering
humanity recommend the rupurcd o call on you ana Do
restored, az have been am. dear sir, yours truly,
Brother NICOL LUDWIG, .. s. T.
Dr. Sherman's "BOOk Rupture" gives convincing
proofs from professional gentlemen and others o. ms
futreatment Ills illustrated with pictures ~ bad cases
before after and is mailed for lO cents Principal
Office No 25 Broadway Consultation days Mondays Tues
days and saturdAys
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6petiaI Noilecs.

Art EDWARD scHENCK, Auctioneer
THE OPPORTUNITY
OF THE SEASON FOR BUYERS OF PICTURES.
rs HIGH CLASS
OIL PAINTINGS,
BY FAMOUS
FOREIGN ARTISTS,
WHICH COST THE OWNERS OVER
100000,
AND MUST BE POSITIVELY
SOLD
WITHOUT ANY RESERVE WHATEVER,
TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT
Important examples by EIillouin-Brisso warville-
EnTSersmLso1 o
Dia1EDupre- -Etty-H s-Jacgue-LefebyIe Lagye-Levy
-Manzonl- NJ uner- Roybc-Nan Beers -Ncrhas Weber
Weeks-zem-and others.
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE
sCHENCK ART GALLERY,
No 81 Nassau.st,
on wEDNEsDAY ana THURSDAY,
April II and IL, at 3 p NJ
An Executors Positive sale.
THOS. r. KIRBY & CO.. Auctoneers
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT OUR ART ROOMS.
$40 and SAT Broadway, between 18th and l4thsts.
TO BE SOLD NUoNs ana at ocI
LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE ASSORTMENT OF
HIGH GRADE IMPORTED GOODS.
MAGNIFICENT CLOCK SETS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
ELEGANT REAL BRONZES,
MANY ORIGINAL EXAMPLES,
, Rich YIENNA "a, GOODS; 60 ;r &Se5rrcrrs
I'D
SUITABLE FOR
HOUSEHOLD ADORN MENT AND
UTILITY.
Re ~eseuting retail value 0f
OVER FlflY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
SALE POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE. by order Of
shpnan Barlow Larocque ChOate Attorneys Tor
80 The above extraordinary inducements to the
Trade well rs private parties
AIESSRS. DUVEEN BROTHERS SALE.
ON EXHIBITIONS IN SOUTH GALLERY,
important collection Of -
ORIENTAL PORCELAINS, Antique FURNITURE
SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE, Gun GLASS. con-
NEX MIRKOlS, BklCABiAt &c: Co..
TO BIZ SOLD Al AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE,
by order Of NJ K.Ss Rs. DUNEEN BROTHERS,
Now-York ana London,
on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFIERNOONS,
April 10 aud IA, at $50 o'clock
=. Catalogues Of above sales mailed free any address
Archer * PancOnst Mrg Co.
New styles OF FINE GAS FIXTURES exhibition
Paors. G7 Greene and s. 10, 79 and II wOostersts,
(two blocks west OF ST. Nicholas HoteL)
Broadway cars pass the door,
Artistic Memorials
TIE NEW FNGI.AN GRANITE WORKS, Hartford, Conn.
QuaTfies and OIkshOps Westerly, II. /.
Fine building In Granite Drawings
estimates furnished without charge COrespondenooso
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THE STARS THIS WEEK.

Miss Mary Anderson is at the Park Theatre
Brooklyn ...... Edwin Booth Will appear at Buffalo,
Rochester. syracuse, Utica and Albany. Lester
Wallack begins, tomorrow night. an engagement Of
three weeks IN Boston. John f. Raymond will act
IN Toronto. Brockville and OTTAWA Canada Gene
we've ward acts III Fall River, Lynn, Lawrence, Lowell
and Portland Kate ClaItOn visits Battle Creek
Jackson. Lansing. Bay City East saginaw and Port
Huron.
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4 VICTIM OF THE JAMES GANG.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April SIT was
reported tonight that Tucker BashaIn, who was con-
vcted OF participating In he Glendale train robbery aud
who was pardoned out to testify against
william Ryan, was assassInated some ten days ago
In Kansas. The James gang had sworn 10 take
his life and A. Is supposed that they
have accomplished their threat. Mrs. BashaIn has
written " friend IN this city that her
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


me oAsrsn shows he oAnens sscns IN tbs city
einocs ID ptPeudcu lnrs give divisions Of time
preceding miinht Tn Irregular Whit. the
those
NE VARIATIONS IN emIers Indicated by the Thermometer Bod
mute Pharmacy, Broadway
TRIBUNE OFFICE, April 8. l a. m.-The movement in
the barometer during the clear and fair weather OF yes
terday regular. The temperature ranged between
4@o and G7o the C552io being 1917 higher
than the corresponding day year and J7s higher
than on Friday
Clear fair and warmer weather, may be expected
to-day In this city and vicinity
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RECEPTION TO MR.. MAPLESoNS COMPANY.

The Press Club last evening, at its rooms
Nos. l19 and I21 Nassau-st, a reception to Mr.
Mapleson and the members Of Her Maesys Opera Com
pany. There present Mr. Mapeson Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Mspeson Mile. Dott, and signors Campanini
Galass aud Del Pucnte Among the Others present
Mayor Grace, exPOstmaser General james, vice PTesi
dent Hegeman, OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. Comfy Clerk Butler Judge McAdam and Justice
Patters The entertainment Was Informal ArhtcEie
gave "a COrnct solo. There readings by Charles
Roberts jr, sketches by SarOny, piano solos 10y Hen
rietta MsTkstein, and singing by Edward Harr1gan.
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Else BALL Ne rs.

PRINCETON, n. j., April SIN the game Of
baseball to-day the Athletic Club of Philadelphia de-
feated the Princeton University nine by soore OF
tO3.
BOSTON, April s.DThe Boston club defeated the Dart
mouth College nine to-day. TIc score was 10 to o.
PnILADELrHIA April s.-The score today Pr0Yi
dence 8. Philadelphia v.
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DISCUSSING FOOTBALL RULES.

A meeting of a committee from the British
Football Cnb and representatives, from the Harvard,
Yale and Princeton football associations held last
night Demoncos T.. H. MOeran. OF the British Club,
presided The object of the meeting to discuss the
rules Of football as played III England aud the United
f.fpa
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St. Nicholas society
Working women's Protective Union,

No. 80 BLEECkER-Sr.
wedesire especial the work done and do.
ing by this nstuo Ihe obtaining redress
for wrongs the securing Of prompt payment Of earned
and the procuring Of employment for WORKING To
large expenses legal costs of
superintendent and her assistants and other incident
necessarily incurred but charge OF any Kind
for any reason, is made to any working women
We all 20 inform themselves fully 10 the merits OF the
institutions its methods Of usefuness the support which It's
readiness help gives oppressed working woman,
warning effect OF thousands OF prosecutions
upon employers who would be unscrupuou II they dared
Very much Of good has been accomplished IN the past but
very much in the fuhlmen OF objects greatly desired has
hndered by the OF funds needu for expenses
Renewed effort being made and yet earnest work
In behalf of working women Is contemplated ms Involves
additional Outays which The treasury though managed
May we not in view these facts for
Grafton win not lOC enroll youI name As member oi he
With the constitution Viii not YOU M your own way
testify appreciation OF the WORK IN which we are en-
Remtances nav be male by check TO order Of tho
Treasurer or in moneyeither 10 the superintendent MIS-
NJ. " FEREH n one OF the Undersigned Directors
SAMUEL WILLErS, Presidents, 3O3 Pearl-st.
W. H. H. MOORE. Vice-Presdent 22 East 33dst
JQHN z MILLkIs 4, - & Vest & 5ith;I
JOHN HOWARD WRIGHT. 3i6 Lexin gtOn.ave.
ED PRIME u PslkTog ...,
WLHfAM WIHfff Is Is JrHKfHs u 10 Wes .iss
ALEXA y DER Mel AGNEW. 81 East 2Ist-st.
J0q1 WOODS a. llyn21 ni23 square. 9 &C., ,a,,.s,
DANIEL WALFORD lO2 Chrisfopher-st.
JOHN n. PARSONS. Secret Ty, 81 Broadway
Rupture radically curcd: Mar8h treatment the only
Veseyst. Astor House Ve,ey st front
How to Keep Boiiers Clean.
Illustrated Book Of valuable Information or steam users
free send your address 70 JAS = HOICHhIss,
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II fRRTED

UTNSIAW-NENNIII.-On Thursday April e. at the
residence brides father, by the lasbrouck Du
Ioi- George H. lIenshaw Lille dau ghter William
Ncnyill both Of this city. No cards.
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husband has disappeared aud that she believes he has
been spirited away and killed.
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MIDNIGHT WEAIHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Indications fOr 10 day.
n ,

WASHINGTON, April O. ] m
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cIondy
weather southery Winds lower barometer, stationary
q higher temperature.
For New gland fair weather northcrly shifting 10
easterly winds lower barometer fal ing followed by
rising temperature.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-09

Artisfic MemorinIs.
TILE NEW. .FNGLAN ID GRANITE WORKS, Hartford, Conn
Quarfes and workshops Westerly, H.
Fine building work In Granite Drawings
furnished without charge Correspondence
liciteL N.Y once. l.32l Bway. =. w, CANFIELD, AgL
New-York tribune., 1882-04-09

How Keep BOiiers Clean
Illustrated Book Of valuable information for steam user,
free address 70 JAS HOrCHkISs 81 Ohm 81
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WhascOlsl Notes.
Correspondence RxrEnPalsE.

Correspondence KxTERPRIsE.
Miss-Mattie NesselrOad, who has been teach
ing school near Fcrndale, for the past s. ven
months, returned last Sunday, to remain in
townfthis winter.
Mrs. Allen, OF Seattle, has been looking
about in this section. for an opening for n
dress making establishment, something much
needed in our place.
w. L. Steinweg has received good stock Of
all kinds of holiday goods, so we shall not be
Obliged TO 20 TO Seattle, as we did lust year.
boom Of logs. from the colony camp is ex-
pected down today. Messrs. McPhersoh
Wampler and Ncsselroad started yesterday TO
assist In bringing it from Lummi. At last
reports the boom was fast on snag, below
Ferndale though above there 1t cleared the
roots and logs cut of the river in its rapid
descent
The new hotel of Leckie & Osicr presents a
much altered appearance. They are fitting 1t
up in good shape and already have fair share
of the patronage.
Mr.. Jenkins and family arrived last night.
and to dayStake possession Of their hotel, where
thew viii continue the business. Their old
friends welcome them back.
Mr. Ve,nons folks will move t. day to Mr.,
Yonnkin's new honse on the hill, u very pretty
and quiet location.
Rev. Z. q. Tade preached for US on Sunday
morning nc the school house, Schome, and in
tbe evening ut the WhatcOm House. Monday
evening he spoke on temperance, and exhibited
n.t,s showing the normal aud diseased state Of
the human stomach, and the terrible effects OF
nf alcoholic stimulates. This question Is one
too often set .side because OF the opposition
We need strong, energetic, all in earnest m en-
IN tlis county tO rouse TIC people 10 sec lheir
dipger.
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Guenl es Items.


CorraSpo2 dence ENTERPRISE.
Seeing an article in your last issue il regard
to supplying wood ard water to steamboats,,
.s,i,ses me to remark that Il. Il. Mangan, our
live merchant, is building new wharf, u be
somewhat larger and more substantial than the
present ohe. lie has also large tank com
pcted and ready to supply the steamers with
water, and has lately received from San Fran
cisco new improved pump, capable Of throw
ing Ave inch stream The water will bc raised
from large well by windmill or other power.
Mr. Mangan wants to cut 500 cords OF wood
this winter, and ut present has crew OF men
chopping and saving
James Matthew'S Inns lately imported flock OF
goats and sheep, and is going to stock Hat
Island with them.
Ed. Ames has also gone into the sheep busl-
ness. He brought over band from Oreas
Island, and is going t. improve thvm by intro
ducirr a fine Cutswold buck, which he has
RECENTLY purchased from Mr.. WO0dcuck.
| visited MIR. Payne's farm laet week, apd
found him hard ut work ditching his marsh.
lie has completed about 80 rods Of ditciing
this fall. The main ditch Is about half II mile
long. i'm places SIX feet deep, AID about four
feet wide on top. He will soon have his place
well drained Mr.. Payne has let contract to
Shade WoOtep TO slash 30 acres bordering on
his marsh. Mr.. Payne has lately finished a
good dwelling, lSx24, and has an orchard Of $50
trees, and expects to put out $50 more in the
Mrs. Gilligan, sister of Mrs. John Edens, is
visiting friends OH the island.
Miss Zilla OBryant returned home lat week
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Bassford, ON
Orcrs Island.
Mrs. Ashley, of the firm Of T. B. Mangan &
Co., has gone to Seattle on business for the
firm. Kill.
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OUR IDGET So great has been the
business Oh this part of the Sound, that
many new boats, including both steam
and s,il;ng craft, have neco ssarily been
built or brought from other waters and
established upon routes, during the past
twelve months. Following is list OF
the steamers plying IN this vicinity, nnd
how they are employed: The Idaho,
propertv of the o. X. Il n. Co.. is run
i,nu twice q week between Seattle and
Whatcom, carrying freight and passen'
gcr,; CITY of Quincy. mail boat, once
Wyerk. Seattle to Whatcom; GnZrlle,
freight and passengers, Seattle and Nook
sack. once week; Washington towing
legs, and jobbng, headquarters ut Ut
ealady; Daisy, towing logs ana hauling
grain: Welcome carrying grain; jam 3
Mcknight, running as a freight and pas
s.noer boat on the Hkagtt river; Jose-
phine, running between Seattle ana points
on Skaget river, twice week; susie, tow
ing; Hope, Carrying the mail from Fort
Townsend To SemiahmOs once week,
and once week from Seattle via Ana>
cortcs to Victoria, without mail. ms,
with the probability of having several
other steamboats, added to the list, aud
with the many sailing craft .of all kinds
and sizes constantly plying about over
the waters of the lower Sound is ample
proof Of the increasing business and the
prodigious strides made in settlement OF
this, but few years ago, comparative
wilderness, and OF which people knew
pext to nothing, and cared but little less.
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THE CIR EAT
English Remedy

IS A NEVER FAILING
Cure fer Nervous 81 u
ny, Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal weakne.s SET.
n,attorr"es. lost Man
hood, Imia'tri ~. lar.
alyis, ! rostai,irhGa sha
ali the terrible eilectssl
8. ls-Abuse. youthful fol-
lies, aud eacrssrs IN nt
tnrrr /, ears. such o. Loo
Of Memory. Lsssituae'
Nocturnal Emission, Az
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s.etter from Queen atty Ma. I.
ENTERPsIsK.

Correspondence ENTERPaIsE.
Now that Thanksgiving is a thing of the past
the turkeys are free to seek the haunts oil man
without fear and trembling. If they have the
least spice of human nature they must rejoice
to day at the pallid countenances of many of
our 'ibest citizens, r." who reycled i'll the luxury
of turkey and cranberry.
Considering the rain, and the reputation for
wickedness which Seattle bears abroad, | was
somewhat surprised to see so many at church
Yesterday. The several churches in town
were well filled. The services ut the Episcopal
church were especially interesting. bounti-
fui supply Of the various fruits OF earth adorned
the interior, and it only lacked pumpkin pic
to make the scene perfect.
The grading on Third street doesn't seem TO
meet with the approval OF all, particularly
those living just below. In many Instances
the first stories Of the houses arc nearly con-
ceacd.
The closing exercises at the Trinity parish
scosl were very interesting great many
iadies and gentlemen were preseht. Prizes
were awarded by the Rector TO Misses Juic Fer
nv and Lizzie Boardman.
The University is doing splendid work.
President Powell has not only succeeded In
gaining the love of his pupils, but the respect
and admiration Of the public in general. The
best proof of this is the large attendance. The
school opens Monday with 1856 pupils
Certain of the young ladies of this school,
believe, seem to prefer one Of the youthful
profes sors to our staid old president, but that's
only natural you know-or at least you would
Know il you knew the circumstances.
Between the building and the grading, Sc
attic does not present much better appearance
than that region of country called Samish flats
These muddy sidewalks are source Of great
grief to the young men OF this city. They
make those moonlight promenades qk,tc undo
sirable, but the livery man rejoiccth when the
yonng man cometh for carriage. Papas here
all seem to wear those urge, vicious looking
boots in the evening. SO the young man with d
carriage feels decidedly better than the one who
flies before that mighty boot, ut the Lonesome
hour Of 10, as young man did few weeks
ago. Poor fellow, he couldn't drive thost
shiny horses, and had to suffer in consequence
Ta-ta COUSIN JACK.
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FARM FOR RENT.

T.B. jenkins, Of Guemes Island, will rent
his place to u reliable party for one year. On
the place is an orchard OF a couple Of hundred
bearing trees; about eight tons Of hay can be
cut a small flock OF sheep also goes with the
dacc. Rent can be paid in slashing: For furr
thcr information call on or address /: b. JEN-
KtNS, Guemcs, Whatcom Co., w. L. DO
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GRID-IRoN

MEANS OF TAKING SMALL VESSELS
WI out Of the water, for the purpose OF exam
ing the bottom, caulkng aud other necessary
work. can be found ut Anacortcs, Grid-lron
having been erected for that purpo G. we nave
oIso good Blacksmith lShopir connection with
the above and the necessary tools for dong all
wood and iron work. Terms reasonable,
1stf BOWMAN OAKLEY
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We earnestly request persons sending com
,nuuicatiuns 70 thi, office, for publication or on
matters of business, not to address thelr icl'
,rrs 10 individual members of this hrin, bu-
sin,,lv 70 the Editors NoHTHwESr ENTER
prise" BY 50 doing tAey Will save la con
siderable annoyance; moreover, their c"mihu'
ulcatious will receive molc prompt attention.
Nonoticc can be taken of anonymous com
muucations. Whatever is intended Tor pub
LEGATION must be authenticated by the name
aud address Of I'll: writer; not necessarily lor
,n,l,li,ntiou. hut rs a guarantee of good faith
We shall be obliged to any person VINO VIII
furnish, ns with any information Of local i'll
tcrrst
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john ?. PETERSON
Me- T1iIO ~,
ARD MANUFACTURE or
Gents AMI Boys Fashionable Suss~
PORT TOWNSEND, W. 7.

l. n-ersred N make up Gents Clothing aeees c p
to the latest fashions SPECIAL attention sid 10 -
pairing y. ID Cleaning Terms moderate MS y. ~
sta,tly ON hand = lot If Fine French C'o.n, s ~.
CAS- meres, Or gOn and Mission cas- mo RI o.a.rs
which parties can select for themselves V'-
from distanr. promptly alta nded to. NJ.
~ Agent for the singer aud Crown Sew ~ 8,
hines.
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Try us to bs convinced. We buy ell kinds OF
country proauee.
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Having purchased the Lacornsr Branch Drug
store from Kellogg Anderson. va solicit consin.
nance Of the public patronage. The store will con-
Time under the management OF SophusJ 10 rgeEsen.
before.
% j. WILLIAMtON co.
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FARM FOR RENT.

4 arc farm situated on PadIlls Bay. six M's
n OF !.aconucr, conaistIg Il 70 srr's, 20 isr
der uitivati Il: together with COED b'us..
"a L.rns. orthonses. etc all In good cohu;, II
good wat and good Young orchard, raising NM ~
all kirds IN HbuEdAb.e. VIII be i.nto :,
ash. For particular add cath oGee. 20"
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.rsion /" s"cie y Dinness Of Vision. So.ss 10 -.
lead the vital Amid passing unohseived ID ,.s
urine and many other diseases that iesd 10 h's''"
and death c.,..,
DIR. MHNTIE. who ~ . regular fn!s ~,
tcratli,at. of the University of PsnnsyIv' ~. s
srec tn f. rfc,t Five Hundred H"Iiarh I"i
rase Of this kind the vital kcstOreisveltun"
ii- special advice and ,rrstmenIl Will ~" CUT -
for ANYTHING impure CT injurious found III ". IN.
MINTlE treats all Private DISEASES snc's,ssw
wi hout Mercury. So COnsuitetion ..,.
RI. rough examination and advice. Inc uai, Ia"
.is of urine, AZ. Price of Vital r. .'oramve. :
bottle or tour tims the quantity go SEM sseu,,
address upon receipt Of price. or U ". $3.50 p- 4,
from observation. and In ivate name u o ~
A. 4. MINTIE, d. ",
IL Kesrny ST.. Han francisco ca.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be s'nt 10 IN; ~ ~
al, lying by letter. stating symptoms SEX 30. ,s
strict seci ccy in regard to all business trsh'so''
DIR. MINTIE'} KIDNEY REMEDf ~. ~ a..
iCUN cures all diseases Of Kidney aud B'saoe' \,
ulnints. Gonorrh.a. Gl,'et, L~ueorrhsa. TOT Wv
AL iru .rirts. 81 a bette: bottle. fh -. ..st
DIR. MINTlE'S DANpEII0N PHI ID ale.I 4, ~
rhe"FrM pyrmpm .a,s,s i2h