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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-04-12
= M SAWEN,
FOR SALE.

10 five acre lots on Rich Avenue.
6 five acre lots on New York Avenue.
A two and half acre lots on Clara Ave-
2 one acre lots on Clara avenue, from
the east half of Mr. Rich's grove. The
above lots contain each 65 choice budded
orange trees of which about half are now
ia blossom,
2 groves of acres each, choice trees
years old, in good thrifty condition and
only mile from town.
2 20 acre lots on the Boulevard 4 miles
north of DeLand.
2 Is acre lots on the Boulevard Il miles
north of DeLand.
5 = acre lots on Clara avenue Il miles
north of DeLand.
! 10 acre lot corner CT Clara avenue and
Hilton street.
GOOD BARGAINS will be given in all
the above lots, AID titles unquestioned
G. II. WRIGHT,
1SStf Agent.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-04-12

Mr.. James B. Bailey, of Syracuse, n.
Y, writes "Of all men born to suffer.
| think 1 have had my fullest share !;
from my fourteenth year I have been a
miserable invalid. When twenty-six
years of age. L felt I was sixty. My
troubles made me unfit for business or
pleasure. A year ago L tried Browns
Iron Bitters, and now IN my twenty
seventh year feel myself for once in
my life, "A perfect man. ."
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-04-12
Bargains p!

so acres miles north of DeLand with
] mile frontage on the Boulevard. Price
SIS per acre.
40 acres choice pine land miles north
West of DeLand. Price $40 per acre
No better bargains are offered in wild
lands so near town.
POI C. H. WRIGHT, Agt.
, 1882-02-18
MURDER
Or Very LRs It.

Mike naval brings from Rocky Point the
news Of horrible and equally mysterious
shooting a.fray which lately occurred on
Warm Sprirg creek at .he base OF the Li;t1e
Rockies. SiS bEti ,lo hunters, whose names
Duyal IS unable 20 state, were encamPed at
the locality mentioned. One Of the party
became angry 1t the rest and threatened 70
kill the five. He ran to the tent OF the cook.
WHO MAS away at Rocky Point, and CON-
raencei loading a revolver. Two brothers
followed him to the door, and shot without
warning. The ball shattered the arm and
shoulder anddi terrible work. The wounded
man ooumeuced begging for his Life, but the
,~o brothers relen,lessly ircd shot after
sho. and completely riddied him with the
bullets from their rites
The murderers FOR they are nolhine eisel
passed through Rocky Point en- route to For;
Mag!nnis. where they declared 1t was th.i'
ln.eution to give themselves up. The story
they told a, Rocky Pom, came very near
hanging them. twas naturally regarded as
a li;tle thin th,t five men should have tc
take such desperate measures 70 protect
Themselves from one, A: any rate the latter
was rendered harmless after that first shot
and the shots subsequently, fired were 'hos'
Of nur,lerrrs. We hope 10 see the affair
thoroughly investigated Beaion Record
, 1882-02-18

ScnwABAcnERs.-Since the departure Of
Sig. Schwshacher .he whole of the immense
business Of the house OF Schxabacher de,
wolves exclusively upon the shoulders of Mr..
Louis Goodman, but As he is live and ener,
setie business man, every thing in and abou,
the establishment runs with remarkable
smoothness; the store is thronged with Gus
toners at present, owing to the great mark
down OF the large stock preparatory Of gen
eral new spring s;o'k. The aisle has been
widened on both sides for five feet expressly
for the accommodation Of the II ci easing crowd
of customers and in the middle one table
with goods marked down at what may be
said TO be the customers own prices; extra
ordinary efforts are being made to dispose o
the stock without delay.
, 1882-02-18
Notice.

AL person interested VIII fake notice that
the petition Of John G.. Justice Esq. auc
James b. Thompson Esq. having been present
ed to me, will attend at my Chambers. at the
Court Hause, AZ Walla Walla, nn the 20.h day
nf February 1852, to hear said petition ard any
Others which may he pres nted, determine
the rights # said petitioners and other claim
ants 10 the reward -tT-re,l 10y Il. \. 1rsax. cX-
Sheriff % Whitman Conn y, w T. in Nav
1850. for the arrest and conviction OF certain
persons sapposd to hs named John Brumhei!
and Amanda Shanks.
Done in pursuance Of an act, ~ntitle! an act
FOR tie leh.f 81 John C.. Justice aud Others,
passed by the legislative assembly 0t the Ter
rirnry # Wash,h1:nn al:l approved the ! irst
day Of p,crlnb i II ISL
y. 8. WINGiED,
Asso.iate justice and Jaige 0rtLe First Judi
Ella! Distsic ot Washington Territory.
Bala RGHa, n. r., FtJ. ID, iSS=.
, 1882-02-18
.h.rirs Sale Of Real Estate.
=, urprpy cIyFN THAT

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N In pursuance of decree II foreclosure, or
der Of sale ani Judgment issued oat oi the ais
trict Court os tie ters.tary " u ashlnst"n ano
f.r ,ha srst judicial district thereof. lntGing
term. ar nsIia Waila county IN said territory,
IN a certain action tbersin lending wherein
y 4. Hawley and L. W. Wailsce were piain-
t;irs AMI J. O.. Myers y w. Myers, II. l.
Jehnson. X. K. Res. ". =. Niusns, Eliza
beth C. Myers ard William Reid were defend,
ants, which said decree. ordCr Of sale, and
judgment w1s rendered in siid acton on the
l4th ,.a- II November i D. ISL IN favor 81
said plaintiffs and arairss said driendaa: '. W.
Ny.rs f,.r the s;lIn uf $50 and intsTes. thereon
AZ the ra:e of one Ter cent Per n 'nth tr"m
June -, ISS0, aud SO attarney's fces. and m
favor Of Il l.. johnson. T. h. Rcrs and ".
Y Vinans and against the deteudA-t J. I-
Aivers for the sum Of 1882 IS AID .ntereS,
thereon from september 10, lSo, at t:,s rate
Of , per cent. per mosth- and IL fsvcr OF = A.
H,wley and against the defendants - u NJ!
.rs and J. ". Myers for the siIa oi 81 ~ II
xf-h iuteres. at per cant from September :. /,
1871 anI $3.50 attorneys fees and N favor OF
= 1 HaWl.v and l.. ". Wallace AMI asaI;.s;
said de:eudAn: J. t. Myers iOr the sum az
y. SJ1 s. with interest ~ the rate of per
c,nt ,,-r mouth from March 10, 1881, and SioO
Att :
th-,ef, -. bv virtue Of said decree of 'o:ecios
ure. opisr oi sale anu Judgment, ard ~ lir'u
ans IL, ref asle.tidea copy .; nich n. been
,Iniy issued o,t # sni under the seal 9t said
court and 10 me directed and delivered, VIII,
% sati,., said decree i foreclosure, order ot
Sal an J.ld ,u.snt, saii .yt0Ir.ey ICES. iEteF-
est cls:s ard =, ,r.creasd e0sts %, Moaeay, y
he Is;a lay -: Ha=.-h, \ d. ls>2, 81 the
nom, u :: ,ci, cl P u. # sa;' day, II me court
bnrsa dor IN the city and county cf WaNa
Waila. ashington Territory, Guiy sell az
public auction Ia the highest bidder tne pre-
mis- il. sad decree, order OF sale and ]nas-
nent mentioned and descrited |as follows, to,
vat : Tie SE / of the y " and the NJ OF
III SW I ami the y of the 81 snd the !,
J Of the : " of section in Up: 4, OF
s. r, aud te " ] of the SW and the Ne
of the SW of section 50 in Up I, north % OF
range IS east, situate lying and being in Waiia
Walla county, Washington territory. Glven
nnd-r my hand this 9.h day of February \.
ID. l>Se. JAS. Is. IHoMfSON,
7-5tw. Sheriff Of WaIIa Walla Co, W T.
, 1882-02-18
NORTHERN PACIFIC

Under Hallett as Superintendent OF bndgts
etc. am sure his many friends IN Wall
Walla will be glad to hear that. There Is
not the least shadow of doubt now but that
the road Will be completed between the
Lower Cascades and The Dalies on about
the 18th Of March, and through trains ruE
| through from Walla Waila 10 the Lover In
cline, !. g. the Cascades, on or about tn lSt
Of April. SO the STATESMAN re .ders eau see
what the grinding monopoly Is dong for
them. Two or three years ago We took two
| dave aud a night from Portland to Wal,a
| Walla; fare $40, meals and berth extra and
navigation closed at least two months IN the
year. Now the trip wall be male in part OF
day and night, fare Sli with good chances
! Of another reduction. This change has oGly
! been accomplished at the cost of millions OF
dollars, and yet there are a few sots who
are continually crying monopoly" Such a
class Of men and papers would kick Al free
PISS tc Heaven. lnp ioke.) We would sug'
! gest 10 these so called anti-monopo'ists that
If they would pool their capital 10 the eXten,
| of SIG, C00, 100, build road on the Washing
ton side Of the Columbia, and when complet
ed, carry freight and passengers at su n rates
as the people at large would see 6t TO pay
without kicking, there wouldn't be S5ot
in the company's exchequer inside OF 81
days The majority Of carpenters and bridgt
builders will upon the completion OF thi:
work be transferred TO the p and c. Divis
ion-from Est Portland connecting at tn.
| Cascades with the line now mostly com
p,eted.
Proceeding OF our journey to Hood river,
We found the track laid three miles beyond
the latter stream. Hood river is spanned by
a 80 foot Howe Truss bridge, the work oi
Lou. Rhodes and raised by Mess-s. Evan:
and Morris gangs. The construction tram
reached Stanlup on Thursday last The
first tram was hailed In the embryo city o.
Hood River" By Champs" and a cayust
dog From Hood river on down to the Cas-
cades there is nothing Of peculiar interest but
what you have already detailed in your pa
per. In my next viii give you descrip
ton Of the work from East Portland to IL,
Cascades Suffice to say that julius Thielso:
the prince of good fellows and an enesge.i,
railroader is down there with his headauar
:ers and a large force Of men pushing worl
along with his utmost vigOr In the futur.
/ will try and follow the text more closely
until then you will have to patieutly forbear
PokIIASD, Feb. Sth, lSS2.
PlCL pEOwLER.
, 1882-02-18
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
FIFTH DAY

FIFTH DAY.
u the matter Of neS road district, Eureka
Flat, orle Ell established.
Ordered tha; School district No. 6, be e.
tablisked an the former line.
Ordered the Sheriff be instructed to work
the prisoners after conviction, Oh the Court
House block and other work.
Oruered that a tax Of two mills be assessed
Oh road property.
The following are the lanes Of the Grand
and Petit jury chosen:
, 1882-02-18

WENT BACK on U.-One OF the natives q.
New Mexico took a new departure ia tht
matter of agricultural implements. Instead
Of the sharpened stick Of his forefathers, h,
bought an improved American plOw ani
broke uf his land. But the lack Of r,ir
made failure Of the crop. So he went bass
to the plow Of his daddies, sprink!ed tn.
ground with holy-water. and the r4in cams
and produced an abundant yield. Since ther
the neiShborhood Abhors a new-fangled plow
and improved implements would STIR up 6
not So much for superstition
, 1882-02-18

MuTrOW, Defendants
HlHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
4 10 ID. VI. kaup and John H. Morrow, De
PENDANTS: You are hereby required to appear
IN an action brought against you by 0ttelia
Mau and Herman j. Sadler, Plaintiffs, in the
District Court Of the Territory OF Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Walla Wllla, WaIla Walla
County. in said Territory t. answer the com
plant uf plaintiffs filed in Walla Walla conn
ty, within twenty days after the service Of this
summons, exclusive Of the day Of service, If
served In said county. II not served in said
county but in sid district, in thirty DAYS. If
served in any other Judicial district in the ter
ritory, in forty days, II served by publics-
ton, within sixty DAYS after the date Of this
summons, or The said plaintiffs will take judg.
ment against you by default, according to the
prayer of said complaint. Sad action Is brought
10 recover the sum Of $246 Il and interest on
SIS 90 thereof from March 18th, 1880, and on
S22S 81 thereof from February 18th. 1850, due
plaintiffs from d-feaiants on account OF goods.
wares and merchandise sold aId delivered to
defendants at their request
Witness the Hon. s. C.. WNGARD.
AsSociate Justice Of the Supreme
TH S,WTs~ Court Of Washington Territory,
s.Ilzrzs ..I.d JUICE of sail Court, and the
Seal thereof affixed, this 10th day
sf DeceuSer, 1881.
\. REEVES AYRES,
Clerk.
J. +. ByDn,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 521w
, 1882-02-18

SIZE OF CoUNIIEs. is the largest
county in the berritory, comprising l3 2e0
square miles; Spokane next l0.000 square
miles; Yakims third, s,aoe square miles and
Whitman fourth, 5000 square miles. Tie
smallest is Wahkiakum, l50 square miles.
, 1882-02-18
0%EALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the
county auditor at his office IN Walla Nalla
city up to February 10Th, lSS2, for the care Of
county pool AMI sick and funeral expenses q
same in case Of death. and for the burial of
deceased paupers .sho may die a Charge upon
the county Of Wal,a Nalla for one year from
the lst day Of March, lSS2. In the keeping Of
the po,r ard sick viii be included all expenses
incident I" their proper care. medical attend
ance ana uslenance and in the burial of said
laup,rs vii be included all burial expenses,
resnrying the right TO reject any and al bids
~ ". G. PAINTER, C0anty Auditor.
, 1882-02-18

Dinner PAKTr.-0n Thursday evening
Nessrs. kuudson & Olsen entertained feu
d. their friends nj their new Palace Restau.
rrnt and gave them . first-class dinhe. With
wine, etc. Irons those present Ct the head
Of the table, were the pora3 for.s Of Tex
Auberry ard Judge Lnnap. nd scsssersd
promiscuous like rround were Messrs, Kel.
ling. Jerome, Chris Ennis, Lyta, Phillips,
Brooks, A. F. Parker. Bauer, r. J. Parker
Feldman and some Others. The Palace vii
be carried on in future o. irss-elass RS
taurant and the reputation Of the propFiseoes
- god estsrsss ensures sacsem.
, 1882-02-18
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS

Mails leave for the East via Milton, Wes-
ton and CenterviIls, every day = D A. ~
Arrive here at 800 P n daily Ma oio7u NJ
$50 A. ".
Mails leave for points North 'resc"tt,
WaitSburg and Dayton, every mGfNl I a. ~
o'clock, Mondays excepted Arrive mere e'cL
evening at 100 O'Clock, Saturdays excepted.
Mails close at $50 A. u.
Mails leave for Portland and points West.
every dav at 80 P. N. Saturdays excepted.
Arrive here every day at 7::I0 a, ~, Mondays
executed, Mails clos. ri $50 P. NJ.
, 1882-02-18
Executors Notice.
Estate Of Charlie. Blane,. Deee.,es.
DR. Y'SNEH 4 co.

Notice ia hereby given hy the undersigned
administrator, with the will annexed, of the
above named estate, 10 The creditors of, and
persons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within one year from the 6rst pablication Of
this notice. 20 the undersigned, 1t his office
in the city of Wslla Walla, ". T.
THOMAS DUFFY, Adzinisrator, with
the viii annexed.
Dscsmhsr 3, 1851. ttW
, 1882-02-18

\ PETITioS.-We see by the Waitsburg
TiRes that petition has been circulated ID
that town for the appointment as Register Of
the Walla Waila Land office OF William
Leslie; this is decidedly premature as Mr.
Morrison's term does not expire until Jana-
airy 1883. He took his position in the Land
offiee in August, 1873, 10 iii the unexpired
term OF former encumbent p 4. johnson
wbo was removed. Mr.. Morrison has filed
the duties Of his responsible position with
credit to himself and to the satisfaction o,
the people and there is no reason why. when
his term expires, he should not continue 70
administer the duties Of the office he nov
holds.
, 1882-02-18

ISTonNArios WASvRD.-0t Harry H
Walker. son Of W. P. Walker, ct The Dal-
lea He has been absent nearly two year.,
and hn psfents are anxious to hear Of kiu,.
bLsharaes plaass copy.
, 1882-02-18

Sealed proposals VIII he received by the
county auditor at kis office in Nalla Nalla
cirv. NJ 10 February 10Th. loS2. for doing the
county printing for one ear .roIn that date t.
February 10Th ISSS. Bids for job work and
advertising VIII he received separately. Re
serving the right tG-reje.t ANY and all bids
~ ". G. PAINTER, County Auditor
, 1882-02-18

DRoUTH:-Mr +. Goding returned On the
Idaho from a br,e: trip to Los Angeles, Cal
iforniA He reports the greatest Distress
among the farming community, owing to
continued absence Of rain. Streams have
dried UP, springs and wells Of water, long
yielding copious supplies, have failed, the
earth Is baked and tender vegetation and
growing arCps killed Nor is this the heav-
lest misfortune. All kinds Of cattle are dy.
ing by the thousand One man, Goiins
says, offered .ooo head OF sheep for :, 0OO
and no buyers. Thsy were dying for water
IL Is estimated that the entire loss owing 70
the drouth abont Los Angeles will be So
90, 00o.-Seattle CaroEicLs.
, 1882-02-18

Col. John McCracken, Of Portland. W. F.
Winaus Of Walla Walla. and ". j. George of
Seattle have beer appointed t" 60 to San
Francisco and investigate the affairs of the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. The invi-
tatiun IN dn this comes frum the managers uf
the company itSeii. The ccmmitte will leave
Portland on the steamer Of February 18th
OrtgoaiGH Seattle Dispatch.
The above parties are going to San
Francisco 10 make arrangements for en-
larging the business Of the Company in
Oregon and Washington. The business
of the Company is growing and in first
class order, and the future stability and
success OF the Company is assured. Mr..
". Y. Winans himself is authority for the
above The dispatch was evidently tor
tured in the transmission.
, 1882-02-18

such aS, Los, II ai-us.ry, I.asSltude. Nocturnal
Emi>SinuF, ATerainn tn s"cirry, Dimu, - If
Vision, Noise in the bead the vital fluid
paSsii.g unuh.ar.e ed in the urine, and many
other diselses that I'D "a insanity aud death
DIR. Mini; VII a.sres T. forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollar r.. 4 case 81 this kind the Vital
Restorative fup.i,. his :, ecili alvce and treat
mentl VIII Mt c'gEr. or for ..Tyi hing impure or
injurious found ia il. DR. N;ntie treats all
Private pi-.:.--S sys.c SsfUl!y without mercury
Consultation Fr-r- Thorough examination
and advIra, in-iuiiH- arai is If ur'ne, - u
Price Of bi-ai Fest ,F..tive. - 0J bottle, 0l
foUr times the quantity. IL %; sent 10 any
address Upau receipt "f price, or c. o. H., Sc
cure from observation. and IN private name If
desired, hy \. + 'QNTlE, NJ. d.,
II keaney Street, san francisco, Cal
Dr. Niurie'S Kidney Remedy, Nerhr-tic;Jm,
cures al kinds OF Kidney and Bladder com
plants. tionorThra, G!e't Ls;oorhra. For
sale hyal drI-gis<; 8 OJ a b.ttle, SIX bottles
fo- & Oh.
Dr.. Miati~s Dlad Hon PHI, are the hest
and ehrsYs>t Dyspepsia aud Bilious cure in
market. For safe - sIll druggists Hodge,
Davis d. Co., P-r:i.nj, wholesale AZ ents Ally
All or.;eTs for m.;icina c. o. ID. must be
accompanied viii =. a. a guarantee of good
faith. which vii l.e ,.e,iUc;ed when TIE pack
age l. shipped.
, 1882-02-18
mIDDLEAGED ZEN

There are many at the age # thirty To sixty
who are troubled with too frequent eyacuations
q. the Bladder, often accompanied by 4 slight
snla-:ins NJ burning sensation, and a weaken
ing Of the system in manner the patient can
not account for On examining the urinary
deposits 1 ropy sediment viii often Be found,
ami sometimes small PARTICLES Of albunien viii
appear. or the color will b. Of thin milkisa
hue, again 1isn-ing to a dars and torpid ap-
pearance. There are many who die OF this
difficulty ignorant Of the cause.which Is the
second stage OF seminal weakness. DIR. Spin
ney will guarantee perfect cure IN al such
CASES, and a healthy restoration Of the genitO-
urinary Oggans
OFFICE HoUss.-I0 20 4. and 6 to g san
days iron 10 70 II i. n Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Call or address,
DK. AH'SNEY 4 co.
, 1882-02-18

A CARD

En-. STlTEsHAN: | feel in !u-tice bolnd to
INV eli e. make a u!i statement -. what &c
CURED y,,tordlv nn the streets OF your city.
| ia cpmpany with neighhog WAS eros sing
Il in -tr,rt, opposite Aiaus >torr, about the
nj Il, q the street We met couple Of fellows
Livingston aud Lambert, hy name, | took the
outside plank II the crossing, the gentleman
with me stepping behind me. Those two eX-
tinsui-hvi divines kept the walk ahreast, my
night shoulder came in contact with Living
stnn jaTrin; both 4 little, no words passed, no
body thrown down or hurt. For this | WAS
arrai.uei before Judge Lambert charged with
assault ant battery. asked fra "i.ange of
venue, he refused to grant it, and in the trial
his over anxiety u convict me WAS So apparent
to the intelligent jury that the most Of them
were discu,ted and could not agree. When it
comes 10 this, that guardian of the public
peace and safety, 50 far forgets himself As to
violate his oath If office by advising aAi de-
Tending rs attorney in his own court, an action
without foundation against his personal enc
my. t1 crafty his disliAes; rs well ~ u rake
in A few ScldS. which be knows will come out
If the county in case he fail - make il stick
cn his victim, then il is time Ter voters and
t..N-payerS 10 look well to the record Of such
as seek notoriety hy creeping i:.to the public
positions Il. s. AsDREwS.
, 1882-02-18

A GENTS wANTED.-Big Pay. URh
"A Work Steady Empioynent. Sample,
ira. Address. NJ l. BYRN, - Nara !.
Strss. New f0t It9
, 1882-02-18

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 40
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA o.
In the EiStrict Court Of tie Territory Of WdSh-
ilgt0H and for the First Judiciai District
heroof, Hoidiag TtrmS at Wdld HGIld,
wdIa Waiid CoHatg, "a SAID Territory
0ttelia Mau and Hermann ]. Sadler, Paint
IFS, Us. ID. W. kaup and John H.
h,rr,yE- hat.
, 1882-02-18
Guardians Notice.

In the matter Of the estate and guardianship
Of Jacob Burner, an insane person,
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed guardian of the estate and
person of Jacob Burner. by the probate court
Of Wai!a Walla county, W. T., said Burner
having been adjudged insane by said court Oh
December -, 1851.
JOHN G. JUSTICE,
Guardian as aforesaid
Walla Walla, January IS 1882. 3 GW
, 1882-02-18

ntHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Z TO D. ". kaup and John II. Morrow. De-
PENDANTS: You are hereby required to apI.ar
in an action brought against you by Living
stone l. Baker and Robert VI. Har.iiton.
Plaintiffs, in the District Court O. the Terri
tory Of " Washington I'D for the First Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Wslla WsIla.
Waila WalIa County, in said Territory, TO an
swer the complaint Of Plaintiffs iiied in Walla
Walla County within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive Of the day
of service, il served N saii County. II not
served In said County but in said District.
in thirty days II served in any other Ju-
dicial District in the Territory, in forty day..
II served by publication within sixty days af.
ter the date OF this SUMMONS, or the said
Plaintiffs will take. jui.ment against you by
deiault, according u the prayer of the CON-
plant SAID action Is brcaght 10 recover
from Defendants the sum Of S595 Il with in
terest from August -, $50, due Plaintiffs
from Defendants On account for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered 10 De-
iendant5 at thoir request
Witness the Hoy. S. c. WrsGaED,
Associate Justice Of the Su-
zo.asz1D. preIne Colrt OF Washington
sEAI- s TerritTy, ami Judge Of said
Court, and the seal thereof af
fixed. this. 18th day of Decem-
Der, A ID 1881.
A. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
j. E BUDD, Plaintiff Attorney.
, 1882-02-18

IwiI, mail ffree) the recipe for simpi.
yn.rT.s,JK Balm that viii remove IAN
FRECKLES, PIsIPLES and BLOfCHES
leayiug the skin soft, clear and beautiful; Also
Instructions for producing luxuriAnt growth'
.: hsir on bald head or smooth lace Az:
dre~s inclosing stamp, Ben. Yandeif & 20,
Reslmsn Street. n. Y. uSu
, 1882-02-18
Or. SSss.IEsiNEY.
80. IL fcarney a., san E.susi,ro.
Treats all Special and Chrcnic
Diseases.
EoUNG MEE

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
~ the effects Of youthful follies and in
discretion, viii do well II avail themselves of
tfli-, the cr-te~t loon ever laid at the altar Of
suffering humanity. De. SPINNEY VIII
guarantee :" forfeit 500 for every case Of Sem
inal We. klies> or private disease Of any kind
OF ch ~ Ter which he undertakes and fails to
, 1882-02-18
Errors Of Youth

A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
n for wears from Nervous Debility, PIE,
mature Decay, and al the effects OF youthful
;ndi.cretion. viii for the sake of suffering hu-
manity, send free to al who need II, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured Sufferers wishing 70
pros. hy the advertisers experience can do 50
by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
,Is-.f ~ Cedar Street, N Y.