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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-05
Lode & Society Directory.

Nil'hcim Lodge. M. 915 I. q. q. +. meets In
heir h2N peUa Street, every Saturday evening.
EcAccca Degree Meeting every Thursday ON
Ur before the fUil moon OF each month.
=. L. SLOWER. Sec. IL Il. HARTMAN. y. G.
Providence Grange. No. 2l7 T. OF H.. meets in
AeNanterS hlovE on the second saturday ui
each month az ~. y. NJ. and on the fourth 81
tuui3v 0l ra,h month 1T II. 7. NJ.
=. L.ZER3Y. see. T. q. ERr ARD, Master.
Tha Alnaeim 3. & l.. Association meets in
fhe Penn street school house on he evening o.
the second Monday Cf each month.
\. WALTER, Sec. Il. q. nEININGEE, PreSt.
The Millheim Cornct Band meets in the
Town Han on Monday and Thursday evenings.
j. B. Hartman. See. John hTeamer, Prest.
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DEBiES SALE.-The suhSCiber Guardian
for the minor children of Elizabeth T..
Rurkcrt, hate uI Niles township, deceased, viii
sell at public sale on the premises in MADISON
bury, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER &lSt, 1881,
ali that certain property, bounded on the north
10y lot of Daniel Grimm, east and suath hy al
leyS and west 10y Main street, containing one
half acre. Thereon Is erected I good. large
dwelling house, stable amt other uuthuildiugs
Ii is altogI thcr a very valuable homestead
TERMS OF SALE: one third ou Cuuhrma-
tou Of sale one tuird IN one year, aud one third
ia two Neals, with interest, 10 be secured 10y
bond and mortgage.
Sale 10 begin at one O'Clock ot said day.
REUBEN GRIMM,
Guardian.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-05
A 8Ian Mysteriously Struck Dead


From the Seattle tCal.) Post.
A friend describes to us remarka-
ble scene witnessed by him at relig-
ious meeting on WILDLY Island, w. L.
4 member Of the church while talk
ing called upon God TO strike him dead
if certain statement made by him in
the strongest and most unequivocal
manner was not literally and exactly
true. lie hal barely uttered the last
word when he fell dead. Coming as
this did in the church aud upon lead
ing member. after the making Of such
a declaration, the effect upon the con-
gregation can only Ee imagined. 1t was
sui DUNG, terrifying, awful. The wit
ness Of such a scene can never again
doubt the omnipresenc3 and omnipo-
tenca Of God.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-05

CTRAY NOTICE-Came to the residence OF
Sthe subscriber, in Hanes township, about
Oct. lst IA stray boar. weighing about l3O pounds,
white with black spots, left ear slit, no other
marks The owner is requested 10 take the same
away and pay charges, otherwise it viii be sold
as the law directs.
CHARLES n. WOLF.
Haines township,
Jan. 3. 1882. Il
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-05

Princely Reward For Kindness.
Miss SUSAN ALLEN. Of Lynchburg,
Va, remembers that when she was a
girl she helped to nurse at her fathers
house a wou dec Confederate soldier.
Tie other day she received $1,000,
which sum had been left her through
the will of the wounded soldier, lately
dead.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-05

CTRANED OR ICST.-Two hCifers have
kJStraNed ava" from toe residence Of the sub
Scfber, IN Woodward. since the later part OF
July. They are dark brown, one a little hCav-
icr with white spot on either side. Any person
finding these heilcTs is kindly requested to
give inf rAatiun e. me.
Ct. DANIEL NCNApA,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-05

kNTRAl HOG.-Came To The residence OF the
- subscriber in Penn township, about the be-
ginning of october white hog. weighing about
ltO pounds. LEFT ear slit open and right ear tip
ped oil a little. The owner is requested 10 prove
property and take IL away, Otherwise Il will Ice
disposed Of rs the law directs
pANITL L. GENTZEI.
Dee Sth, 1881. II
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/ CtETTLEMENT NOTlCE-All persons having
- unsettled accounts with the estate uf -. :.
krIStctter, Cecd. are hereby requested Ia meet
the undersigned at The late residence OF the de
ceased, ON saturday, January Ith, 1882, for set
tlCmvut. BENJAMIN kERSTErTER,
Administrator.
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a : 7 Ri 7 S

We continue 10 act asSolcitors for Patents Caveats
Trade Marks Copyrights etc, for the United States,
Canada, cuba, England, France. Germany, etc. We
have had thirEy-iiVe years. experience.
Patents obtained through noticed in the SCI
ENTIiIC AMERICAN This large and splendid illus
trated weeklyI4 50. year shows the Progress
OF science Is Very interesting and has an enormous
circulation. Address MUM & Co, Patent Solicit
tors, PUBS. OF SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 81 Park Row
New York. HIND book about Patents free
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Friday. January l3lh. 1881,

At one O'clock, T. NJ. the following valuable
real estate, VIZ: \ certain House aud two lots,
adjoining each other, bounded by Main street
On the west, lot No ~ on the north aud by nj
l"NS ON The east and south, containing ia breadth
four pcrchcS and In depth eleven prrGheS, anu
marked In the general plan OF said town with
Nos 81 audS9.
Also certain tract of tlmbrrland near Mad
isonhurg, bounded by turnpike ROAD aud lands
OF Nary GutSvr aud Israel Wolf, containing Z
lcNcu acres ana l5i perches more or less.
lERMN- one half on confirmation of sale,
and the balance IN one year with Interest, 10 De
secured By bond ANA mortgage
LUTHER n. SIOvER,
Administrator.
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THXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters testament
Harry on the estate Of Daniel KTeamer, late OF
Penn township, deceased, having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted TO said
estate are hereby notified to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same, to present them duly authenticated 1of
settlement.
JAMES Z. COBURN,
Executor.
AarOns6urg,
Jan. 5th 1852.
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A DMINlSTRATOR'SS SALE. The undersign-
1A rh al nunistisltor of the estate of Lenah
nCibe, late OF Miles township, deceased, VIII
ctcr n public sale on the premises in Madison
burg, on,
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Church 6 Sunday School Directory.
Eyangelical.

Evangelical.
p. c. WGjdemucr ana J. VI Dick, preachers.
J. NJ. Dick will preaGh'neXt Sunday evening.
Sunday school, > P. Nm. l. JamiSon, supt
Methodist.
Rey. T. Bs3Soa -iterS, Pregchcr-il charge.
Sunday School ut - =. Nd. \. Musser supt.
Reformed.
Rer. C. " y Sieqel Pastor.
German preaching next Sunday morning in
AlroESNurg.i
United Brethren.
Rer. Shannon. Preuctsrjf, charge.
Rev \. shannon Will preach next Sunda )
morning in German.
Lutheran.
Rer John TOm'iaS3n, P1Si0r.-
German preaching in AavnnSburg next sun
Gay morning, and ia Minheim Ia the evening
English.
United Sunday School.
Meets a; ? 4. MI. +. Duck, supt.
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TXECUTO RS NOTICE.-Lcttcrs testament
H AIRY on the estate of John Eby. late Of
HaUeS township Centre county, Pa, deceased,
having been granted 10 the subscribers, notice
j. hereby given 10 all persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate 10 make immc IL
ate payment; and those having claims against
the same to present them duly authenticated
Tor payment.
MICHAEL EBY,
SAMUEL EBE,
4g-Gt Executors.
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S Erie Mail and Fast Line and Pacific Express
East make close connections at NOrthumber-
land with l.. g. b. II. IL. trains for WilkeSbarre
and scranton.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West and
Z asst Line West make close connection at Will
Transport with n G. IL. w. trains north
Niagara cXr~ess West and Day Express East
make close coz lection at Lock Haven with b.
Z. V. Y. Il. trains.
Erie Mail Eas' and West connect at Erie
with trains on l.. $. NJ. S. II. r.; at Cory wi tn
8. +. " w. R- h at Emporium with b. n. Y.
L. IL. r., and at lriftWOOd with A. V. Il. Il.
parlor ears will "un between Philadelphia
and Williamsport Niagara Express West
and Day Express East. Sleeping cars on all
night trains.
VIM. A. BALDWIN, General Sup't.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
Philadelphia S5 Erie r. r. Div

WINTER TINE Table.
On and after SUNDAY, June 18th, 1851. the
trans on the Philadelphia u Erie Railroad Di-
vision VIII run as follows:
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Per. Shannon. PreIctsrjl, charge.
Rev \. shannon Will preach next Suuda
morning in German.
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United Sunday School.

Meets at9A. MI, +. Duck, supt.
, 1882-05-27
Memorial Day.

Governor Thayer will deiiye! n short ad-
dress on Memorla! Day at Nsucouver.
Decoration Day will BIZ celebrated IN AL
elaborste mauuer a Vancouver. II will be
the most imposing military spectacle ever
witnessed in Washin-tna Territory, and 1t
is thought that upward OF 20, o05 people Will
lie in atttudance.
Capt Pierce 2Ist Infantry, anthor Of the
.E.neid viii r,cite his poem The Loyal
Dead at Decoration Day ceremonies, at
Vancouver
Decoration Day wil be Villa Ws!,as 4th
Of July this yea=. All turn out.
We undes stand that the City Council,
Board of Fire Delegates. the Fire
Department, the WaIIa Wsll. Arti!-
lery Battery A. and a number Of civic So
cietlrs of this city are gong to participate in
the exercises OF Memorial Day, May 80. with
the Grand Army Pest, We predict the
largest turn out ever witnessed in Walla
Walla city. The Pos. through their com.
mittees are securing some of the best orators
they can for the occasion.
TIE Finance committee wlll visit our mer.
chants in 4 few days. for a small subscrip-
ton to help pay the expenses that are to oc-
cur. We trust they vii meet the call
promptly and cheertully.
G. 4. K. Abraham Lincoln Post, No. 1
The committee ot Arrangements for Me
mOrial Day are respectfully requested to
meet at the ususl place tonight, for tran.
saction Of important business
WN. LESLIE,
CHAIRMAN
, 1882-05-27
The city Of walla wsllA does ordain as follow.

The city Of Walla Walla does ordain as follows
SEcrIos l. That North Sixth street in the
same direction il now ruus shall be extended
and opened at the full width os eighty feet
from Rose street northerly TO intersect North
Sixth street in Lsrgfords addition, and that
North Sixth street between Cherry street and
Pine street be widened by cutting OF twenty
feet frslp the east ends of lots one. three and
four of block thirtY-fOur in Langfords ad-
diticn-
SEC. .. That the City Surveyor Immediately
survey the same and make plat showing the
direction, width and distances and any land
claimed by private parties with the shape and
amount thereof claim ed by each person and
return the same 70 the City Attorney, where
upon the CT ' Attorney shall give his opinion
in writing 10 the City Council As to the title of
each claimant
SECS. The Committee on Streets and Public
improvements shall interview each person
whom the City Attorney is of opinion has title
to land which must be taken to open said street
and receive any offer which such person makes
as the price of said land and submit the same
to the Council, and if the Council accept said
offer the same shall constitute the agreed price
Of said land Ii no offer is made OF the Coun-
ell refuses 70 accept such offer then it shall be
deemed that no agreement can De made, and
the CITY Attorney shall proceed to have said
land appraised snd condemned according to
sections 10 and l25 of the amended charter of
the citv. being an ac. OF the Legislative assem-
bly, of the Territory Of Washington, entitled
IAN Act to Amend the Charter of the City
of Walla Walla' approved Nov. s. 1879.
SEC. (. All the land on each side Of North
Sixth street rs opened from Rose street 70 Pine
street FOX distance Of one hundred and fifty
feet each side thereof as surveyed, the same
being specially teuetitted 10y the opening, shall
constitute an assessment district, and Samuel
Jacobs is appointed assessor thereof, and he
shah Immediately after the opening of the
stree: and the determination of the cost there
Of, assess the land aforesaid according to the
value of the land without improvements and
return the assessment to the Council, where
upon the Council shall proceed to levy and col
let lax sufficient to pay such costs on said
land, and the proceedings shall be in accord
ance with chapter 10 of said amended Charter
as to levy and collection of taxes of assess
mrnts for street grades and improvements.
SIC ;. This ordinance is to be In full force
and effect rs to the subject matter thereof,
notwithstanding an ordinance entitled 'An
Ordinance Dividing the City of Walla Walla
into Assessment Districts for the purpose of
Opening Streets in Each District at the Ex-
pense of the Property Therein" it being the
intent of the Council that the improvements
herein mentioned be done as herein provided,
but in all other respects the land herein men
toned is TO form a part Of the district in
which it lies according to the said ordinance.
Passed the Council May .. 1882
LIE = A SHAW, City Clerk.
Approved May ;, lSS2
J ssEs NeAULIFF, Mayor
, 1882-05-27
Correspondence.
RrSsEIL CREEK, May 90, lSS2.

RUSSELL CREEK, May 20, 1882
Ed. SrarEsmaS:-Manyi in this neishbor-
hood have finished summer following while
many Others are still turning tine soil.
Cold rainy weather and frosty nights OF
late, seem to 20 hard with garden stuff; but
wheat, oats and harly. are in fine growing
condition.
The school meeting at the Maxon school
house, mentioned in a previous coummuni
ton occurred on the evening of the IL. inst.
Both rarties came out in force. the voting
was spirited and lively bit the no school
house men came out ahead by votes, thus
settling the school house question for this
year.
Mr.. Anderson McGuirr who lives IN the
Pataha country, is visiting at his fathers,
Mr.. John McGcire for few days. He re-
ports gram in promising condition IN that
country.
5. r. Maxim sold his last years crop Of
wheat few days ago, to lsaacs, about 2,ooO
bushels for 20 cts per bushri.
Mr H,rve McGuire owns the boss turkey
hen in this neirhborhood- She WAS found
in the brush sitting on Is turkeyt'legss and
it was confidently expected that Is young
turkeys would be the result OF the Old hen
patience but instead Of turkeys, she was
seen one morning struttling around with Is
chicks, illustrating the we'll known lines OF
the Scotch bard.
The best laid plans Of mice or men,
OFT gang aslee,
Mr.. C. Maiers, who INTENDED 10 90 TO Ss-
lem on the 20th, TO attend the Granger s
DOW woT, is obliged to remain ct home ow-
ing to sickness.
Those men who went down on the John
Day to look for land as indicated IN pre-
vious communication, came back not very
well satisfied With the country
Mr.. John Mcclure, Sr., Is entertaining q
whole house full of friends, emigrants from
Kansas, who arrived in Walla Walla last
Thursday morning. They have lef: bleed
ing Kansas forever and they intend making
Washington Territory their future home.
They will find plenty OF room IN this ttrrl-
tory, whose future possibilities with the aid
OF the \. P. T. r., and liberal management
ON the part of the officials 10 person now
living can even approximately guess.
, 1882-05-27
A GREAT CHANGE
Eoa,s Of the o. r n. Co. 70 be WithofAsn
Prom the Middle Columbia.

The O x. h. n Co.'S road being CON-
Ula.ei from The Dsiics to the C.sesdes pas
.enser trains commenced running Sunday.
fbe fr.s train lett The Dalles at D o'clock 4.
n and reached Bonneville at S:i0A.H. The
Cascades boat VIII leave Portland at 9 o'clock
in the morning, connecting with tie tram
which leaves Bonneville a, S:2-j o'clock r. NJ
The navigation Of rhv Middle Columbia viii
now practically cease, and as soon as the
" ater has attained sutfi Ient depth. winch
Will probably be in about two weeks, the
greater part ot the boats aud barges on that
norton Of the riyer will be taken down over
the Cascades. The craft which VIII make
the dangerous descent Of the rapids are the
T.. K. Thompson and Mountain Queen aud
the barges Atlas and Hercules, aI'G the
mammoth wharfboat at The Dalles, which is
80 feet long ant so beam. Such q mag
nificent sight as the passage OF the Cascades
by these craft has never been seen on the
river and probably never will be again.
The splendid boat T. L. Thompson, sister
boat 20 the Wide West, has lately been thor
oughly overhauled and painted throughout
and Is as good as new. She Will probably
run in conjunction with the Wide West to
Bonneville. The Mountain Queen Is ano-
ther nne boat She will be thoroughly
overhauIed and probably take the place oi
one of the boats at present on the Astoria
roa.e. The withdrawal OF these craft Will
make the middle river look lonesome to
steamboat meu, and will be a serious loss to
The Dalles. as with them vail come about
l50 men, whose homes have been there.
There will, however, remain the hne steaii.-
ers. Harvest Queen and Hassaio, and two
barsea, which will afford much greater ae-
commodation than psrt Of the river furnish
ed few years since. This Is only one Oi
tie great changes that the magnificent
schemes of the o. L. & n. Co., are deter
mined TO effect in or system OF trausporta-
ton.
, 1882-05-27

body and cause numerous diseases tiiAt "a e
ordinary medical treatment II allowed TO
continue. II 2 unnaturel loss affects the vital
organs, which causes destroying diseases.
Consumption. diabetes, Bnghts disease, jaun-
dice, insanity. etc. Excesses, non-nse, aous-,
inherited weakness, nalnutE1non, spihai shc
cerebral complaints bring on the cbove fatal
diseases. Debility and seInins' weakness OBJ
struct the important and necessary acts Of lite
and their enjoymeuts. Cures Suar..nteed-
Diseases Of the gentle urinary organs, kidneys,
liver and bladder a speciality. The manv com
plants and diseases Of women speedily cured
Consultation at Office or 10y letter. free and con
tidential Trial bottle of either free OF
charge. Call or address Dr. Lieais Co.
No. 400 Geary street, corner Mason, San fran
cisco Cal. Private entrance 400 Mason street
, 1882-05-27


FIRE AT 0LYMPIA.-At , o'clock Thurs
day morning fire started in tie Ni;nna res
tsurant. on Msin street in this city. snd be-
fore long the buildings on each side were
wrapped in flames, sni before 9 o'clock
tour-fifths Of one oi the PRINCIPAL business
blocks IN the city was mass ot smoking
ruins. Had il not been tor the almost su-
perhuman. efforts put forth by the citizens as
wei a. by the tirenen, coupled with the
vas. amount OF foliage along the street, the
entire business portion # the town would
have hesn totally destroyed. The following
will give some idea OF the extent OF calamity;
Tuite ( Holmes, ,igSers, loss 5000, insur,
ance $500; Joseph ChilbeTg, merchant,
$1,000, total loss; c K. Tolcott ieweler. loss
5000. insurance SliOO: Toklas / Co. loss
$4,000, Insurance $1,000; W. H. Clark.
stock fully insured, loss Sao00; CoErieT of.
fee, loss $1,000 caused by breseage III NOV
ing: julius Clspper, baker, two buildings.
loss SaVQ0; WriSht, saidler, loss 500; E.
Frost, loss Sl0.o,o, insurance $500; Mrs.
Enceley. mllliner, loss Sl0O0. insurance
$500: Vienna restaurant, kept by W.
Smith, loSs $500. no Insurance; W j.
DUsne, oys.errnan, loss 500, p, Hi,;z- beer
saloo,. $500; J. y. Gale. postotice. 500
lrhe mail MAS szved by clerk, Lyman M.nnl;
J. ArCATr-sher, loss saoo; Jacob or,., loss
Sl5ca.
, 1882-05-27

BAD RoAD.-ln s.ite @: repeated " arnin,
the county road where II crosses the Tam s.
Lam continues in l very dangerous state
and on Sunday last one Of our citizens snd
his family came near being upset; Tot long
since q horse was drowned there aud it is
only natural TO suppose that few hives
ms, he los. before il Is considered necessary
10 b.idge OF repair that stream
, 1882-05-27

CAsT Cook As MOTHER Dip.-How many
q Young writes heart is saddened and happi-
ness scattered because she cannot cook as
mother did" Il is strange, sadly strange.
and vet we all know j, is true. How many
=. time has the tender hearted reporter felt
his soul bursting with grief As he told the
narrowing story Of some poor suffering rso-
man whose cheerful sunshine hal turned TO
dismal darkness Just because she could no.
..cook q mother did" And how it delights
the heart Of the reporter when he chances to
hear Of one devoted young wife who is res
cued from the gloomy fate OF 50 many, in a
manner 10 simple and easy that the Only
,-,,d.r is that all are not saved. TINS cue
IN whom he now refers was led a blushing
and blooming bride. but few short weeks
.,o 10 the alter by one OF cur most promis-
.,d prouinent young men. lie prom
- N do everything in his power to make
~, happy, but IN an evil hour he made the
s...-roa, discovery that she could not
.,,ool :. mother did" He told her 50. and
t,,u that hour the tfs-hsAs OF happiness
-, 70 d. ont in her once radiant eyes,
r. b,o,m .h.. pat to shame the tane,ed
-, Of the rose departed IRON her
-, ,h. voce that welcomed him to a hap
-, ..S home grew silent as the grave
- pa =. ,ouue husband -. that something
-S.-I
-. :. done soon. He asked the 'OII0"iai
,. 81, v.. % sad, and .he told HIM
sn .. .o.Id not '.oooK a. mother did
.. ,s - % % longs. Like 'tn'l'le iel,
!. r5srsd dosrn bo1e' At once ..u m
.r. + : .fr.id that his v'is s'n
-. . NJ ~ hea'' ''a' ''s' ''
- -. e - = heU.
, 1882-05-27
Soe GElEY STREET,
Sanf rancisco. Cal.
DR.. LIEBIC

TO TREAT
" successfully of honeopa-
thy every form of special or
chronic disease without mar-
cury or nauseous drugs DIR.
Liebig's Invigorator is posi-
tive and permaLeRt cC.- tor
seminal weakness, nervous anG
physical debility, lost nan
hood, vital exhaustion. and al!
the terrible results OF abused
nature. excessive and youthful!
follies. The doctor Will agree
in writing 10 forfeit s. .0U0 for
a case that he undertakes and
fails 70 cure The reason thou
sands cannot get cured of Sem
inal weakness and the above
diseases is owing to a eomplica-
tion called Pr0s.a:orrhea, which
a special remedy Or.
Liehig's Invisorator, No. 2, j. a
specific cure for -Prostatorrhea-
Price OF either Invisorater, 81
Der bottle, or 6 bottles for $40
Sent 10 any address securely
observation Sem
inal weakness and prostatorr-
hea drain vitality from the
, 1882-05-27

such as Loss OF Memory, Lassitude Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion to society, Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing unobserved in. the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
DIR. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case of this kind .iIe Vital
Restorative (under his special advice and treat
ment) will not cure, or for anything impure OF
injurious found in it. DR.. Mintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis of urine, - &C
Price Of Vital Restorative. S3 60 a bottle ol
four times the quantity, Si0 0G; sent 10 any
address upon receipt of price, OF c. o. D., Sc
cure from observation, and in private name if
desired, by \. Z. MINTIE, NJ. D.,
, 1882-05-27
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on application by letter. stating symp-
toms, sex and age. Communications strictly
confidential.
II Kearney Street, San Francisco. Cal
DR.. Minties Kidney Remedy, NephreIicum.
cnres all kinds of Kidney and b adder cor2-
plants, Gonorrhaa, elect, Leuco-rhors- For
sale byaI druggists; 81 90 bottle;six BEETLES
for s. CO.
DIR. Minties Dandelion Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market; For sale by all druggists- Hodge,
All orders for medicine C. o. d. must be
accompanied with 81, as a guarantee of good
faith, which Will be deducted when the pack.
age is shipped.
, 1882-05-27
Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
"A for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay. and all the effects Of youthful
indiscrstion, will for the sake of suffering hu-
mAnity, send free to al who need it, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
BY Which he was cured: Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience can do so
BY addressing in perfect confidence,
JOIN B. OGDEN,
uSa Y Cedar Street, n. Y.