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~ DENTIST,
Removed to lfl9 New York avenue.
Young Mems Christian Association building, Oc26-lm

nECORATIVE ART NEEpLE-WORK-MRS.
- IL. BRASELMAN will give instruction In
Lessons In classes and private Apply ut her Ern-
broidering Parlors. No. leif @ street northwest.
Terms reasonable. 'Skll-ly
National Republican., 1882-11-25

UTANTED - PATENTS OF MERIT no IN
w trodnce and sell on commission, will pur-
chase. Address PATENT DEALER, Republic IN
DHCa nO2i-3ta
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PERSONAL.

TTNIIE PERSON WHO RECENTLY PURCHASED
J. a wedding present for parties living in san Fra
cisco. Cal. is niurme that no card Ompanied Tie
same. If the donor will leave his her name with
Mt Semsin twill enable the recipient TO make sua-
BILE Rck now ietlgment. no2i-3t*
National Republican., 1882-11-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-MiScc
UTANTED-NEwsDEAL TO SELL THE
w SOUVENIR" issued daily during fair; picture
aud autograph of Garfield: Capitol Buildng map of
city: programme: retail, 5 cents WASHINGTON
NEWS COMPANY, $40 Seventh street. no2S-3t~
wv NANTED-CoPYING, BY LADY, TO DO AT
w home evenings: writes IA plain, legible hand.
Ad iress, stating terms DC, III. Y. H., Republican
Office. n02S3ts
VTANTED-To LEARN CARTooNING AND
w rough sketching; artists, with method that
be readily and easily acquired, add stating
terms per lesson, NOVICE, Republican Office.
no24-St<
A LADY WISHES FOR SCHOLARS FOR
IA piano and organ: also for English, French,
oriental painting. and embroidery. Address GOV
ENNESS. city r. o. noe3H*
YXyANTED-PARTIE TO COOPERATE IN
w organizing Florida fruit company; also
excursion to Florida. CaIl on or address ANDREWS
& CO., 517 Ninth street northwest. no2J-3t*
MTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f
w Beall. Room 4, 1i20 New York avenue, Is q Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
United States CommisslOner. Examiner. and Notary
Public always In office from IA m to5 p. IN ap3Oly
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WANTED-Help-MaIe.

w ANTED-A GOOD CIGAR-MAKER AT THE
w Advance Cigar Factory, northwest corner King
aud Royal streets, Alexandria, Va no2sStt
UTANTED-TwENTY YOUNG MEN (WHIrE
w or coiored) for active service In the Western
country good wages and ell expenses paid. Apply at
National Republican., 1882-11-25

TANTED-SHORT-HAND STUDENTS FOR
w an evening class of beginners now forming;
private lessons given In any part Of the city. Address
w tS N. ReDublicYn Office.
National Republican., 1882-11-25

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule OF our Houses,
Stores, Shops, and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions prices, &C., and how they may be
seen. Property Tor sale In all parts Of the city.
mr2f h. II. WARNER. 9i6 street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade City Country Property. come and sec the
great bargains at the Real EAtate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN & BROTHER. ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwe 4. mhlen
National Republican., 1882-11-25

GCHOOL OF ART EI;EDLEWORK, VERNON
= Row, Pennsylvania ayeni,e and Tent street. Pr-
vate lessons and CLASSES; indebe stamping spec-
neyyu upsipn
National Republican., 1882-11-25
FOR RENT-Houses.

TINOR RENT
II FURNISHED HOUSE
Three-story brick residence, No. 1872 Twenty-first
street northwest, containing about twelve rooms all
well and tnstefully furnished The rooms are large
and cheerful. This is very desirable home, con-
yeniently located near tho cars and Herdlcs. For
further particulars and permit inspect the premises
apply 10 J. v. N. HUYCK,
No. 1905 Pennsylvnnin avenue.
Opp. north entrance u y. Treasury.
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EDUCATIONAL.

1910 AND i2is FOURTEENTH STREET,
Il = Il - near Fourteenth-suset circe-Norwood
Institute, SelecI school for ladies few bORrders
received. Address MR. OR MRS VIM. d. CABELL.
National Republican., 1882-11-25

Season tickets, 81. emitting gentleman an lady
TO admission TO the Fair. ana the holder one chance
In tho DISTRIBUTION OF VALUABLE PRS
ENrS at the close OF the Fair.
National Republican., 1882-11-25

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
THE WASHINGTON LECTURE LYCEUM
announce the following course for the season:
Tuesday Dec i2-Rev JOHN HALL,DD
The Scriptures and The Sciences (new).
wednesday. Dec. 20-Rev IT, DE WITT TALMAGE
The MonstrositleS, Grneliies, and Meanness OF
Modern Intidelity new.
wednesday, Jan. 3-Rev. JOSEPH COOK
The Religious Signs Of the Times (uswl
FRIDAY Jan. 5-ReY. JOSEPH COOK.
The Spoils system, or the Pock ct in Politics (nowl
Friday, Jan l9-Rcv. ROBERT COLLYER.
From the Anv.l to the Pulpit tnew)
Friday. Feb 2--Mr. JOHN b. COUGH
Powers That BE (new).
Number Of Course Tickets Qlmited), $3.50 each
TO ee had AT principal bookstores.
Seats reserved for course without extra charge ai
Frees bookstore 1872 street, opposite Ebbtt Housa
Single admission. 20 cents. nolGe3t
WY EsT.END DANCING ACADEMY,
National Republican., 1882-11-25
OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK 40
MASONIC TEMPLE

The beautiful display of Fancy Articles, Toys and
Holiday Goods deserves the especial attention OF pa
rents and others having to buy. The articles have
value.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

Mlllsma j. cuagklsa, 81 soncryilil
Mss, .~ys In The fall a. 1879 | VA
talen wiih ms.xKpssu % rsr pvx0s. Col
loved br severe coush. ] Lost my aP
petite aad aash and vas confined 20 n,
bed. In 1877 vas admitted TO the Hos
pitAl. The doctors said | had hole ia ms
lang a. big a. q halt dollar. Al oae tins
report Was around tha. was dead.
vas dead. gave mp hope, but friend
told me % DIR. WILLIAM HALLS RALs
SAM FOR THE LUNGS got bottle
when 10 my surprise. ! commenced to feel
better and to-day fool better than fos
three years past
| write this hoping every one Afflicted
with Diseased Lungs will take DIR Will.
LIAM HALLS BALsAM. and be con.
vipoed tina, CONSUMPTION CAN mr. cuhrn. ]
can positively say /, has done more good
than all the other medicines ! have taken
since my sickness 3o'la
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A Chance For One Year Subscribers.

Daring the summer OF 1852, The tribune made
The experiment Of offering BIDPATHs HIS.
TORY OF The UNITED STATES. The book
met with an unexpected welcome. The oher 10
continued one year. The book Ia . popular his.
tory OF the United States, from the aboriginal
time 10 the present day, coming dosn to the in-
augnration Of APresicent Arthur, II 10 . large
octave, 75J pages, the retail price il S. We viii
send The Weekly 7ribuns one year, and the His
tory for 50, which 10 only the price OF the book.
We will scnd The SENT. Weakly Tribune one
year, and the History. tor u. In both cases We
pay the postage.
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A Splendid Work For Families.

For 1888 The Tribune offers . new premium
WOODS HOUSEHOLD PRACTICE OF MEDI
CiaE, HYGIENE AND SURGERY. 2 vols. SIS
949 pp., profusely illustrated. bound in cloth
and sold by agents for the invariabIe price Of
$40. II IL written BY eminent physicians Of New
York and Phiisdelphia, and published by the
wsll-known standard medical book house oil
William Wood & Co. Every sensible topic re.
lsting to the structure and functions OF the hu.
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In any ordinary family IL will pay for itself in
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A circular with fall description Of the wor
sent on application.
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Do, nisA

When Hops are 81. Is per h.. a. now, 40
aero will yield D, 600 profit, and yet the
beat family medicine on earth. Hop Bits@rs.
contsin the same quantity OF Hops and are
sold 81 the same price fred years ago, 81.
though Hops Eow are twenty times higher
than then. Rasse Hops get rich in pocket;
use Hop Biisers and get rich ~ health.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

There are mushroom growths in medi
cine. The sensational style Of advertising
forces them. for brief space, into public
notice. Trust only such medicines as arc
OF established reputation. You can make
no mistake in choosing AYERS SARSAS
PARILLA. 70 cleanse the blood and put
new life and energy into the system. II ia
the most powerful blood-purifier ever pro
duced, and the beat Spring medicine.
Sold by all druggists. AK for AYERS
SARSAPARIIsI.A. and do not be penuad.
ed 70 take any other. Price. 81; SIX bottles
for IS.
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One Year t52 Numbers) 49,. ........ 10 %
Postage Free 10 all Subscribers IN DE United STATE.
or Canada.
Tho volumes OF the Bazar begin with
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The last Four Annual Volumes OF Harper's
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An Unabridged Dictionary.

The 7pitune VIII send webs,ers Unabridged
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one remittins ga for the Dictionary and Tn
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i q q q.
Harper's Bazaar
ILLUSTRATED

This popular journal lie a rare combination OF
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70 fashion Is 10 universally ackno wledged to1be
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sme viii contAins many brilliant novelties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

One OF the grestest trials that house.
keepers have to undergo during the hot
weather. is that Of washing day. Happily
there u practical relief for them Ia the
nse Of James Pyle's Peasline
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

The Vermont academy cleared 5000 by
its recent fair at Sas,ons River The
money will aid poor students
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14
Young's Bible Concordance.

This famous work. containing 100 three col.
umn pagss, wss originally publishsd In England
IN October. 1879, aud vas cold for ei5. We ofIer
the Concordance and ono copy Of Tie Weekly
Tribune I've years. or I've copies ons year. for
81, OF with one copy Of 1hs Semi Weekly Tribune
Of Tie Weekly Tribune one ,. " for ola.
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An Encyclopaedia Is Volumes.

I've Tribune has resolved to continue the In.
cyclepadia premium upon exactly the same
terms ~ before. m
The Library o. univsrssi knswIsdgs
embraces Chambers Encyclopadia complete,
about Is 200 additional topics. adding 10 il over
Is per cent Of the freshest and most valuable
matter, the whole making Is d sndsome octave
volumes averaging nearly 300 pages TO tue
volume. We offer.
The Library Of Unive sal knowledge with The
Weekly Tribune 5ysars fort
with Tae Semi Weekly Tribune yeArs 90
With ten copies OF The Weekly Tribune one
year t29.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

Mr.. 0. 5. Curtis OF South Royslton
sas seriously injured Friday by log roll
ing upon him.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

.BIaHUPAtBA."
Quick, complete cure. all annoying kil
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

John Morrisey. the renowned er.pugil
list, sporting man, and late Member Of
Congress. died at Hot Springs. Ark. The
prime cause Of his death has been ascribed
to chronic heart disease. DR. Graves
Heart Regulator is tho only certain cure
for this malady ever discovered. When
used as directed it has never been known
to fail in efecting cure. 1t would, II
taken, have saved Morrisey At druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

Clears outrsts, mice. reaches. flies. anss
bed,bnss skunks. chipmunks, gophers
he Druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14
A Portrait Of Garfield

The 7raane viii send 70 its regular readers q
portrait 81 0srhsid. or one Of Mrs. Garfield. n
for Ten oelts each; 20 ihoss not Subscribers for
20 cssts each.
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ra.INslra,g MANCHESTER


ra3 /. Nal ss4F Mirea
a1srK KY Exp 1887 NJ y, \ Zap
rus van s0Hrm.
lJTAM ny Zap sIsF. x..N ,. Lrr
IQl2 A. tnsm Troy SO =. ~ Mined
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Circulate describing TIE Ti5gns PREMIUM,
more fully. and ample copies Of the paper seni
free on appliosiion. Address AMPLY,
THE TRIBUNE, New Yorl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

--i,asisess men are improving every
hour Of The good sleisiing
Mr. George Baldwin is Dragging over
t~o nine months old pigs that weighed
$40 pound. eachl
Mira Daniel Paddock IA quite III al the
present iine, also the aged Mrs Betty
Gray. Who IA very feeble At present
John Reed Of this place brought IN %
sshibst last Saturday large lynx that be
had trsed ia Al open lot and broaghi
down With his gun. He was . savage
looking animal
The winter term Of our village school
commenced Mcnaay. Miss Hattie Mewain
is teacher assisted ls Miss Gertie Holly Ia
the psamAfs iepafsmeut Miss sireeier 0!
fasiei teaches IN Dorset Hollos.
Mrs isssc Bafross, who has heen very
III fer some iirae past. Is iLongh, 10 b.
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THE NeW-York TRIBUNE
Strong, Clean, Enterprising.

The Largest Circulation Among The Best People.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

Mr.. Hill Is on the sick list aud attend
ed by Dr.. Slocum.
Miss Abina Walsh has gone to Lowell,
Mass. TO spend the winter with friends.
Mrs Emma Phelps, an old resident Of
Rupert. passed away Sunday morning. A.
ter a shor. illness Of pneumonia. We ex.
tend our sympathy to the bereayed ones.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

Owing 10 90 many accidents Mr..
spragus Of Jamaica has been quite basy
issuing accident policies.
Mr.. Burbanks new house Is about
completed. Painters are II work on the
inside Of Irving Johnson's house
Cold sasihsr ani considerable snow,
bot !, has beea poor sieighiag The high
winds played havoc With the snow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

Barr 4 MAnley have a new advertise.
ment Of holiday aud other goods.
william Smith has bought 81 acres Of
the Amos Lawrence farm. aud Dea- John
Chapman has purchased the remainder,
including the house. for $500
Tho mica Cleaning Fluid" mann.
featured by Eliot Fisher Of this place. j,
an article tina, housekeepcs should no. he
without One trial 10 q guarantee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-12-14

ACAHp Will our friends little more
strictly refrain from disturbing our Sab.
bath meditationA We are very, very
wicked and need al day for repentance.
And just ~ We are on the poiut Of gaining
absolntion il is not very edifying to hsve
our attention called Away by the rattle Of
the door latch and tho exclamation, Give
me paper OF 6ne-cns." even IL il does
come from the lips Of q person who has
JUS, stepped over from church.
J.y. HAsaoop A Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-09

to Europe for tanning leather. Large
orders are now being filed for Liver
pool and Glasgow. The company now
pay So cord for bark. an advance Of
81 a cord over last years price.
The lumber trade at Wilmington. N.
C., is in a healthy condition. 1t that
point there are SIX mills, owned by the
following firms: Edward Kidder d Son.
James III. Chadbourne l. Co., Northrop
Il Cumming, j. w. Taylor, Parsley d
Virgins, and A. Y. Wilson. In addition
to the lumber turned out at these mills,
immense quantities come in on railroads.
for shipment to foreign and coast ports.
s. Babcock 4 Co. are putting in
large Curran i Wolf dry Kiln At Ganis-
tee, Mich, for the purpose Of drying
siding. L will be the first dry kiln in
the place, and will hold 10000 feet, and
turn out from 10000 to 0,OOe feet day.
This undertaking leads to the question.
why cannot all boards and strips be
dried at the place OF uanufacture! Ihe
fuel is on the spot in the form OF refuse
and is often sacrificed in the fire that -
unquenchable to no purpose.
Tho Canton, n. T., University is
among the most vigorously interested
educational institutes giving attention
to the subject of tree-planting. Lately
100 trees were planted on the grounds
of the institution, and within the Il years
of its existence, about 1909 trees have
been set ont fair proportion of which
are yet living. In fact the ladies OF tho
university were so Jealous and enterpris-
inc in their laudable cause that they
stole a march on their sleepy masculine
co-workers and planted their portion of
the trees before the male members had
finished dippinr ont their eyes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-09
nlnY Observation-Disclosures
..-.rrvArrsx OF SNIP TIMBER.

A hill il before Congress Tor the pur-
-. of ourchasing from the American
wood Preservation Company the ma
ehinsry which vas erected by that CON-
oenv q ths navy yard, Boston, under
sontr.st With the navy department. fot
- parpsss Of fully tsstifyine the com
u.n,,e az preserving timber for the Use
81 H. navy. During The lass TWO %.
,nin,rtr.tsous soms 10000 cubic iss' o.
e,mn.r ~ bssn impssRnassd and ussd
a - eonstrustion and Espaif o. vs.
M esesstary Hunt, In presenting q
naa Of reports from the naval boe.os'
~ that this process of preserving am
-, from RI and dseay, or from the
sv,ess Of The ship woem, hof most meal
oulsbls advsntaes TO thsnayy. - the life
taus Of ships With unprsssrvsd timber
4 Of vssy shost duration. and the nsoes.
e.,v sxnsnsss Of removing the dseaysd
Nmbsr IN repairing the vessels u IN q
very ereas dserss equal to the expsnss
AZ r.ea.,tion with nav timber. Ths
ooy,rnmsut has already paid Tor the
imur,enssion Of wood $4,000. 1t il
,.ooommsudsd that ths apparatus b
uurohassd for $4,000 and worked BY
the government, paying the company q
ROYALTY Of four esnts per cubic foot dur
Inc Tia sxjsteuDe Of it, patent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-09

In ls4l Ireland WIS populated by
e,l75,lN inhabitants, in 1851 by 6,552,-
3s5, in 1861 by 6.79s, 504, in 1871 by g.
ll2.377, and in 1881 by 5,l59,83S. Ire
land i agrioulturally quite a. productive
- England. and il capable Of sustaining
. population Of 10000, 600 and upwards.
Yet England increased her people from
$3.50, l8l In 1901 TO 24,6Os ,39l in 1881
while Wales and Scotland increased al
most oorrsspondingly. Forty years ago
Iseland's inhabitants numbered 306I ont
Of every 10000 in tho United Kingdom.
In 1881 they numbered only 1870 in each
10000. Eighty years ago Ireland con-
tainsd Ave times a. many people as the
city Of Londsn. Today It contains 25
Per esnt. more, and il London goes on
growing % st present, and Ireland re-
mains stationary, London will at the
end Of the century contain more people
than the Emerald Isle.. The oppfss-
sions Of Ireland are forcibly told by
thsss Agurss and contrasts, and it is
small wonder the people Of that bsauti-
ful land arc filled with rage and hate
towards their Eneliah enemies and per-
ooCutolo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-09

The peace armies Of Russia, Germany,
France, Austria and Italy, number
3,06, 563 men, their reserve 4.770,G6s,
and Of both classes. their armies on a
var footing $685. 3i. II is calculated
that In the event Of 4 prolonged and
dsspsrats struggle this number could be
saiesd 70 $4,000, 600. Besides these Eng
land can place 4 halt million men in the
Asld, Holland and Belgium, a half mil
lien. 6pein and Portugal 4 million. Nor
way and Sweden, two hundred and fifty
thousand; Switzerland, two hundred
tAessaad; 0rsscs. one hundred thou
saAd; Montenegro. 6srvia and other
lands contiguous, three hundred thou
sand more. Il viii require NO great Of
1ost - he part Of Europe to place in
~ 0eld 100000 soldiers in angle
tvelvemonth, q In the neiahborhood
- ons-twsutisth IL whole population.
The conflict Of such enormous bodies of
men would cause the most stupsndous
stsuagls ever witnessed on the surface
Of the earth, In which the rights Of the
people would play no more part than
thooe o( - many cattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-09
Probate Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
County Of King, ss.-In the Probate
Court Of said King County.
In tho matter of the Estate Of Carl
kranz, deceased-Notice to Creditors.
Notice ia hereby given by the under
signed administrator Of the estate OF Carl
all persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them. with the neces-
aary vouchers. within one year after the
first publication OF this notice. to the said
administrator at his place of business, to
wit: the Concordia Beer Hall. on Mill
street. in the city of Seattle, in King coun-
ty, Washington Territory.
vITUS SCHMID.
Administrator Of the Estate of Carl Kranz,
deceased.
C. H. Hanford. Attorney for Estate.
Date Of first publication June I'd. 1852.
je2-5w
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years : such Is Loss Of Menofy: ...ssS1.
Nocturnal Emissions, Aversion ~. ~
Dimness Of Vision, Noises IN TIE u. -
vital flnid passing uuobsefved' = ~
and many other diseases that iese y
DIR. MiNT,E viii agree 70 issf. 49, ~ ~
HUNDRED DoILsRs for case Of -. 4 -
VITAL RESTORATIVE tuedn - r.
advice and treatmertl viii DOS eus::r r.
anything impure or ipturioas I 49, =,
DIR. MiNTiE treats eli Privsfs Dl...,~..11
cessfully without mercury. C.ssseo. -
vRKE. Thorough examination sn ~ 49, =
louding analysis Of urines y ~. - -
VITAL RESTORATIVE, 1890 oostS' e
times the quantity. 5000; SEW n. -
drsss upon receipt Of Price. g -
secure from observation. snd III
A. r. MrNTIE, u. y. -,
II Kearny Street, San Frsreisos
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE,
Sen. on application by letter statspe SzI
toms. Sex and Age. Commuricsue =
confidential.
DIR. MINr1E's KIpNEY RrMlDx: ~
RETICIIM. cures AL k;pds OF 49,. -
Bladder Complaints, GOnoErh0e, ~ n r
corrhea Fer sale by all dfuekA
bottle, SIX bottles fer S5.uo. ~wvya r
DIR. MINTIE's DANpELlOE TN -
the best and cheapest DYePA y Fl
BILIOUS cure In tas market.
druggists. - 40
All orders for medicine O. o. p. - -
comIanied with 81, (ss euaIa - II
fa1th,D which VIII BE- dsduc = xSG1I
paskaD = ah1DueA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-09

A rare treat is in store for those who
would enjoy the spectacle Of comic alb
surdities. novel uaishaps or the graceful
evolutions of experts on rollers, to take
place at the masquerade skating carnl-
val at Yesler's Hall, Saturday evening,
June 10th. Masked skating until 1880
pm, wien skating ceases and social
dance begins. Spectators admission
30 cents; children % cents. See hand
bills for particulars. j6-5s.