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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-11

"Hackmetack," Il lasting and fra
giant perfume. Price % and so cents.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18
EALLA WALLA, w. T.

Carl. Castle Ia elsrking in Ho,an's
drugstore Charley Barnes is working
on the Daily Mirror, Of Walla NatiA.
Crops iook nne and farmers look To-.
heavy yieiu of wheat in this valley.
and grain merchants anticipate thx
necsssity oeenlarging their warshousss
and facilities for handling grain, whiea
must say are { 1t prssent far bshin,i
any thira on the coast
EuIgrants are pouring 10 ksre fiona
all pats Of the East. ALI. or aearly
all, express thsa.cives vel pleased
with Waila Wailz valley CT eourse,
there src some dissaiisfied, but where
ia the country that il mild enough In
climate, ErGiue .ysness in soil. enti>
cling and graod enough in the bsautie-
of nature 20 plsass all human natures
OLD Dixie. Is laying in the ecu MY
jail awaitiny the actioa s,f the grand
jury on the charge Ct barglary com
mitted haze las. December. Es made
his sscapstotfe tims ago, BY hiding il
the corridor while sheriff went to Iock
the cel's.He then went to = barber shok
and GOT shaved ana then siuGsi the
officers for several days Sheriff
Thompson offered TIVE hundred ciolfa.i
reward for him. He then surprised
the eficsis by boldly walking iEto .
saloen hsre, and was Immediately
taken into custody. Ho insy csc pc. but
the gsnesai opfntou is tha. the peni
tentiAry will be ell Dixie's bems fol
yesrs, aud this tiras net uuder . fsls,
Charge.
sea by the last fssse sf the INDE
PzNnxsr, the mule ia stilI kicking. II
hifn kick. fsienl Ktl'y; he will hurt
somebody. maybe, If he 10 not too Q! |,
But Is will not be yon, aor anyone ei,'
who labor fer the coed Of ths people
ss you de. Mefe soon,
IL c.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

FINS HcEs2s. .-J. L. Mckinney, ac-
com eanied ey Mr.. Ps.er McGreErsr.
came aTrr ffaE. ossbaud ttis week
and gave tha iHnrPESDENT . call.
Mr.. Mckinney has Lso of the fnsst
stai.ioas il ,l.e cssaty, ana will bring
them tsssh To Roseh1rg In order thst
our siock k-fs'sers may breed their rasrss
10 theta aud s'afas improve their stock Of
Lkofsxs. pixie, is . mahogany brown.
OF Aorssn stock; sixteen hands high,
ard = tine aninal. ssDan" the other IL
an iron grey, and LEmux. He is 81
pretty a- picture, and shows aot tnly
bottom and speei but al She sthsI
qualities belonging rightly to serv-
| icesbls horse. Mr. Mckinney wouls
have takea tls herse. to sssshsl
! county. but his business prevents him
ding SO: bur our stoek-rA;sers will be
ben. fited there. y. Hs viii brisg somt
| flrst. Iacs aiock - RoseAn.2. ~
soou ss tile ross.s will permit, a-ld vii
cori.e prepared Foe hasiuess ttisat tisas
Ffop, what he inforus Us. We lDdSs
lthere viii ae lively racing st this p'ae.
tits spring.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18
OAKLAND.

Mrs. Mink Of Esseburg. is visiting
Miss Fannie Thomas OF this place.
Our writing scho puder the man
sgensntof Prof. Cheney, IL pre- greas-
ing favcrabiy.
Jack Hudson OF Nevada, is In this
vicinity purchasing mutton sheep 70 =
the Southern market.
Mrs. Bstchkiss 10 having her mills
merry shop reconstructed aud rsmodelea
preparatory for tho spring trads.
Miss Parrot who he's been attending
school At this plnce during the fall - Z
winter, has returned ts her hsnis at
Roerburg.
z. g. Young . Co. have received 4
very large insolcs sf spring goods,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

Cow prepared to ilF4s.s.A a@'s a-sos'ni
Of the
EIsF QUALITY OF LIaBER
Ey-r Offered ls
esunty.
We aaxe ir1et ruTca seA5 ese 81 khe
WsasS~fis, f.tGg 4 itici.ar.i<ns No.
Flames and MAJ aefs KnaSS ere pre-
ea.esi 10 ds irser work
thaa asher aaiils Ia the ,;ouS:y.
Ne viii furnish 1t tie mill No
iDEaiisf at sho following prices:
y,resss%i rustic =. Sis f.r j
Flooring (af-s-sasi 3 ssas-chei Si5 per =
La u4s,e-s dressed Oh enc >i aeki4 fer si
Lumiscf dresses; on two si.test IS ftf.N
Roush luiaber 80 10 fls PER NJ
We et.ave All extEa 9usi.ts ri lumber,
egnai 10 Any f.uttd ots ,is'ss osy. ansi
will guarantee 10 give saiisfacsieD Ga
ell these faveiins t,r s<'ss tttelr artfers
Postofice address. tnl pqua Ferry
Oregon. CGAiK4s & .sAAEss
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

A MlNIsTEaIAL sTATEadgST.--Rey.
C. A. Harvey, d. D., is the popular
financial secretary Sf Toward ohisef'
si,y snti IL specially fs'ed 10 jndgs OF
merit AID d.n,erit. In recent letter
from Washington TO friend he said:
81 am convinced that for BEights
disease in all its stages iscldliing iirst
symptoms which seem 70 slight but
are 50 dangerous 70 remedy heretofore
discovered can be held for one nasnens
in con-, q. iA,n with wzrns's SAFE Kid-
ney Liver CaTe."
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

which they propose dispo-iag Of q
lsw living rates.
Jas. n Mahonsy Esq. has Just re-
ceivsd largs shipment Of Gss wines
and cigars. lin IL aew ready fer ths
candidates.
The Chinamen on tho oakland and
rice Hill sections, went on strike
last week, and could not DO induced 70
return 10 tissir work.
Miss Viola BrAdiay. eur charming
little miliinsr and dreasmaksr. departed
Tor RosebGrg on Tuesday, vhsts sls
will engage ia business.
Mr.. Chilsnn, professional watch.
maker, is ia town .ooxiIg after ieca-
tiea. We are in need OF a good rsliah's
| walchmaksr end iswslef.
After lingering and p ainlnl ilinsas
Of several weeks, the infant sisid Of
sampsnn Susherlin's. passed ever ths
dark river to the gsldsa shore.
/ DR.. 8. K. F.aymend OF Essehurg was
liz tewn N Wednesday. The Dectef IL
looking we'll considsring tbc fac that
he has bean au invalid for nasny ysare'
| Tie SaIsiaI country sppears 70 -
attracting considerable attention s'
late. Tes Of our citizens Msssrs A0w-
lard B e.hurchill, will depart for thai
region next week, srd Others VII
fsIlsw soeR.
Il Now tkst she Political sisfts ~
teisg n lds npia various parts 81 ~
county, and welld--Ls candidates ksy'
already csGms Asei wirs--vsl ktag II
order to secure their nomtnAniors FOL
Offices soaght, Il becomes our duty +
make it kns~n generally, thst ~
texps:, to eoase forward in conventie'
~i.h . few names which will Do pre-
, Iosed nc casdiiates for Office. We vii
net bs nssa nsr ssseti rs, but tAlnl
We should have tie clerk. sheii6, judgs
con missioner. tive Representatives,
| ara coroner. We cusld furnish goa
= men for other positions, but are wiiiini
/ to DIVIDE nith eiher precinc.s OF ID
county.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

prets edsd bill If sale IA q iis nrnn
its face, since he aud ourseii
we're conpsllsd to ssk rermis-
sion of certain parties outside Of
Sol. Abraham before ws conld
remove the printing material
from Oakland to Resebur;; he
kuou. that Ne have his ard
Abraham's dispatches and letters,
20 the effect that If re would
but leave the Daily Evening
Jcaraal Office and come to Oak
land, we should not only receive
the material Of old Umpqoa Call,
but sl.o $500. Ed. Stephens
gave rs 500, as ycu we'll know,
Moss; but what became OF the
| other $500? Did ether you or
Sol. put them into your packsts!
On this Iaint We are Gully inquir-
ling FOR inform ation-that il all.
! IF had TO 60 to Others for
to 20 to sthefs Tor posseasien of
Ii ie material from Oakland. how
| is it, Moss. that yon and | ever
lrece.ved tia mstevial from Col.
Abraham? You Srd Sol. 4 bra
brabsm know that you both utter
a falseEood If yoa say that receipt
was ever given otherwiss than to
preysp. the late John D. Van-
Buren from sueing the frm o
, Kelly : Noes for debts contracted
) by Kelly Mosher. Ws will ss,
tablish tins, snd .naEy more nm
: pleasant facts fo.' Abraham, Moss
+ Wells ( Co.
/ Wells knows that TIE vsry
] money which bought bim bfsas
+. lwhAg be raaehsd Portland csm'
I from our pocket. Let hita tel
0 fhls, it he IL truthful, and wher'
G he got the money te pay his way
i and let him houestlv tell how II
{ lIhis behalf we stood~of o certain
d promlssorS note due By him t
o England AID Williams at Salem
is AMI which we wouid have PAL
q nut Of our own private pocke
.s had not orr contideule IN ou
d partner. for whon We bore th
e most sincere friendship ct th
e time, been decreased by the rcT
Le resentiou or story LAS you like II
81 of nor, because of personal inter
=. est on your part-the Sanity So
is omen. Did you borross none
u of Sol. 20 prspsre you q place
ie | in which to 1--we in Portland? N
i'd Ynu went to : leading uielnb'
IN OF the Grange which Sol. has e'
III deaYofed to bea.. You hs
to mouey in your pocket and yet ye
r. went in dent to NJ. josepl,so
IN Bnt enough Of yon. Yoa are
" best but . sparrow. apd y
d, wouldn't try to XII you with
As Columbiad or Dahlgreu. As
90 Moss, bah. We Can smel h
ce opium yet, aud the reputation
ne had in Salem after he lett here
hs still ringing IN our ears. As
al Sol.--he has lost the best mr.
ei he possessed in his life, and
OF never ran away with saoih
D. mxn's money.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18
= lHIER'S MOOD il
--.n: -
81 "a CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN !

"a wishing winter's wood, cat for
she's :. will make bargain By wEirase
ling MP j. L. F.aa.r. kcse-
b,l .she hss prepared Tor The kossours
trad .Erz she pest winter - extf-
aos q, Oak weod- The wsea = var
antrd col aAa losing, ard equal 20, u
"a. srior. any cKSred for sale II the
city. Cenn sstAkea - rcdneed prizes,
and ol ers 70 .hfpIiy 6iled- orders is't
witt M. oecphron silI na~st wisA p
steentiea. -.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

We would advise all eur readers who
think of naking . vegetable sr hswsr
garden this spring, TO send to d. II.
Ferry > Co.. nst-e:t, Mich, and g.;
their valusb!e and beautiful seed an
nual. The house Is entirely reliable.
and il yoa wish to get exactly wha,
yeu order yoa caHsot 10 bsttsr tA4H
eatrass sanr os.iers 10 lhsm.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

Coxrf.aFE. -5t7ttle. Wash. Ter.
March, IL. :G9 IN. Fl Warner . Co +:
Dear sirs: Alter naving suffered for
over tea ysass with kidney cemrIsint
natia use Of your Sac Kidney snd
Liver Cure, WAS cured. and lave
nsver sai fas lest symptoms Of the
tiisease sisicc. II. Patrick.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

H.trs Vegetable sieiiian Hair Re-
never Ia highly recommended by ply.
s.ciAns. olsrgymen and scisntiats IS .
PREPARATION accomplishing woaderful
results. It's ea:irsly kArmiess snd
certain remedy for renovi NJ dAndrsT
making the scalp white and clean and
restoring gray hair to its youthfuI
color. I, impsrts = glcas and freshness
70 the hair w1ieh all adplre.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18

Coon WekK.-A friend writes W thst
'.oar ss.eeUled friend, DR.. Little, has
done good jps for me. Kelly, with
out doubt ha is dentist. Try hiaa.
and you viii Aud hiin TO be what say
of him. Osr correspondent, with the
kindest Of infsations. has wasted much
good paper, since We knew tho Decor
to he an educated dentist bsfors sur
csrss.psridsnt sent ne his isttsr.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-03-18
ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcs.

Eot:ee IL hereby given that the IN
dsrstzned has been Appoiutsd adaln
js.YAfer ef ths essste sl Iavi Becky,
daeesae This arpeiatsaent was raade
hy the PTsbate evzrt "a the z4sh day
oi February, 1852 All persons nAvinR
cIairss a,aiess the esiztr Of the de-
ceased " Ii pres~at the saIae vlthih
six mouths from the date Of this
notics 10 the uadsraignesI, And 81
cla;as grpsonsel thereafter will bs
stishsrred.
HExaY EmcxLsY, Admiaisssatsf.
Harch, II, lisa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20


The season for tree planting il Mt
hand again. and il is PLEASANT to know
that our local nurseryman. C. w. Law
ton, is fully supplied with 4 hne variety
Of both fruit and ornamental trees. The
best interests Of all concerned is in a
peculiar manner subsefved by patron
izing home industry in ths matter. Mr..
Lawton's trees are acolimated, and he
makes 1t a. point to replace failures not
brought about by gross carelessness on
the part Of the purchaser. Tho money
80 expended is kept at homo and made
a part Of the circulating medium Of the
country. While referring to this sub-
ject let ~ suggest that il will be a good
idea for every property holder in Seattle
to make 1t point to plant two OF moro
deciduous trees, being governed
BY his means AZ 70 the num-
Der. Let him select such 40 are
noticeable for the beauty Of their
autumnal foliage. Tho native vine
maple and native ash should not be lost
sight Of. II every front yard in Seattle
had one Of each Of these trees, and, say
An Eastern sumach, the city in October
would present rarely beautiful appear
ance three or four years hence. Mr..
LAYTON has vine. the name of which
70 do not remember just now. which
would contribute largely 10 tho general
elect Tho city, from any Of the hills.
OF viewed from the deck Of An incoming
steamer. would, il this suggestion should
b acted on, be q sight worth making q
long journey 70 go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

The hop growers are the happiess
members Of the community. They have
done well beyond their expectations,
and soms OF them extraordinarily well.
They ara light hearted and full Of talk.
and nnmberfess are the narratives that
they have 10 make Of the pretty
strikes" OF unfortunate misses" OF
the past season. Some Of them, in their
sagernea to msks themselves safe
against possible low prices sold few
months ago for thirteen and if
teen csats pound. Others,
~ the price gradually came up, sold
for Is, q and 30, and on up 10 10, 50 and
60 eents. The latter 60 cents q pound
lis the prevailing price a. present, bot
will probably not long rsmain 50, a.
growers all over the Union are holding
Out for IS cts and 81. One farmer Of our
acquaintance leased four acres Of hop
planted land Last spring for 500, and
his neiRhbors thooeht him foolish for
paying % high rate for il. He sold
the product Of that little patch few
days ago Tor $4,000. and, after paying ali
sxpsnses, including tho t20, Melted
over $1,000 on his venture. An
other farmer, also Of our acquaintance,
vss offered $4,000 last week for the
prodnct Of his thirty acres. Still an
other man. Who bought . small hop
rlnch for $HdD Last year, has just been
offered $3.50 for it. Such condition
OF affairs was never before known, and
those 20 pleasantly affected by them
may bs excused for feeling a trifle exhil-
arated thereby. Some Of thcm do not
know what to do With their suddenly
acquired riches. and are investing it in
all manner Of schemes, in town lots and
Wild lands, in extensions Of their hop
fields, in finer dwelling houses, new fur
niture, better living, trips ia California,
the Atlantic. and even TO Europe, etc.
The acreage in hops will DO increased
ut least rs per cent. during the next sea-
son. No trouble in getting pickers il
apprehsnded by some Of the farmers.
1t will be necessary. though, they be-
lieve, to send for them, and not to de-
pend upon their coming. A higher rate
for picking will also have to be paid,
but that can easily be done whom the
growers get 20 cents n pound and up
wards for their crops. At the highest
prices for labor, etc., yet paid, growers
in Washington Territory can cell their
hops at 10 cents pound and cover all
outlay, and when this ID considered. az
also tho fact that 100 TO 400 pounds
can be raised to the acre, tho profit in
the business may easily be calculated;
and at GO cents pound, In greater, by
long odds. than that enjoyed in any 9TH
er line Of business in thsse parts, not
excepting the publication Of newspapers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

In tho following the Marble Hill No.
Reflector. in speaking Of . rival, beats
anything ~ have ~ seeu in the COL
umns Of the diEsisst paper on the Pa
cific coast:
"Ths ignorant, oontsmptibls, mean,
sneakina. oowardly, self-important
low dunx. dirty, oatlandish, back .bjtine.
eelf-stylcd politician dead bo0t. vhia.
~ bloat, backvoods hummer, log cabin
child OF misf0rtune, beer-intiafed, bic
headed, oft-skulled, oyef-rated swamp
angel. who claims to edit tho swamp
paper thinks tho editor OF The Reflector
terribly Ignorant. Let him look at she
twenty seven mistakes In his Last issue,
let him remember the 'blantant' in the
Issue before. and let him NOT forget
that he used 'afdorous' for 'arduous' IN
leading local In his last issue OF Aug,
~. Oh. you dirty. vhslp, You ponI
crawling, cfsepinR viper; you dirty
scum Of tho dirty. Sinking swamp. you
mean, big jawed, slAb-sided, knock
kneed, bow-lsgged, banderod shanked
pup; lost, - you are. 10 honesty, "a
prinoip1e 10 justios. eooommon decency,
do you imagine yea can rule 0odsc
countryside hillGf Go back into Ia
cesspool from which you have erawled
and there remain. Don't come out 81
your dan 10 abu1e respectable poople
Go 10 school. Kelly, and you NAY lean
something yet"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

DYrRorr, Oct. ls.-Ths annual meet
ing of the Western Associated Press is
Being held IN this city. Thers is full
representation, being Efty odd leidIng
dailiss in the interior, comprising the
most important news association in the
country. Important action was taken
looking TO the increase and perfection
OF the already large news facilities pos
seseed by the Association. The follow
ing officers were electad for the year;
President. Joseph Medill. Chicago Tr-i-
6ass; ice-President, W. w. Armstrong,
Cleveland Piaials1lsr: Secretary. II. E.
Baker, Detroit POs.-7rf6pse. Executive
Committee: Richard Smith. Cincinnati
Gazette: VIM. HolGeman, Louisvii e
Courier Journal, and Vim. Penn Nixuna
Chicago Inter Oeeds. General Manager.
Vim. Henry Smith, Chicago. The an
nual report showed about $4,000
spent last year in collecting and distrib-
uting news.
4 Mig strike Of Mineral.
AUSTIN, Oct. le.-The Nevada Mining
Company, Manuel San Pedro. Superin-
tendent. have made big strike. Ore
il now being taken from their mine in
Gold Park, Nye county. which assays as
high as $1,000. The bullion from a
half ounce of rock is the largest ever
made from the same amount of rock
here. The gold goes 5000 and the bal
ance is silver.
v1Due Of New TePk Property.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Speaking today
OF sale of the old Postoffice property,
the Tribune says: The site contains
about 5000 square fest, equal to eight
full los. Ludlow Il Co. have put the
value at $6O0,O0 or only $50 to the
square foot, and on this Congress has
fixed the price. Other real estate firms
think this very moderate computation.
No. iJO Broadway was sold at Bile per
foot; the site of the Continental build
ing at $s6 per foot; the site of the Bry-
ant building at $50; the site Of the new
Cotton Exchange at $34; No. IL Park
Bow at $3a. and Cyrus w. Fields prop
erty at the Battery q. S3l. To put the
PostOffice site at lower rate than any
Of these is thought very low valua.
ton"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

AAxMo HHAvy Sous Laonr.-Ths
Cosafry Cssflsmaa Ays that the nrst
thing 70 do in all Gases, in rsuderins
heavy emil light, = 10 tile drain Il thor.
ouRhly, and IL the drains are laid ooiv
. rod apart The land win dry sooner
and beocms more fsiable than II tvo
rods apart. The next thing. The bsst.
~ mr., u 10 Apply ooarss and oopiously
e 4 can Be- procured, and work L veil
in By blowing and harrovina. The
sand remains. aud does not leach. vaah
away OF evaporate. We have car3en
coal. originally olayey and heavy. made
comparatively light By adding tvo incA.
- of sand, and Il b q good nov g Il
was twenty yeafs ago, or after the an
paication Of the sand. Coal sshea on
many heavy soils have littls eject oue
way o. tho other; they may Improve
some soils. For spreading evenly. ~
should, Of ooarse, b dry enoueh -
work into powder. The quantity d
wood ashes which u would s. uroner r
apply voold MOT pseospsihly a1sss ~
texture Of tho sDil.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20
JOHN A. TENANT.

NEW PAPzR.-On Monday, Dec. 4th,
1857, the first number of the Northeast
Ne~s will be issued in Portland. The
paper will be first-class morning jour
nal, publishing the full dispatches, and
comparing favorably IN all its features
with any journal on the Pacific coast.
The Northwest NeNs will be an eight
page, 48-column paper, printed from
new type and on improved machinery.
The prospectus Of the paper, containing
full particulars Of the venture, will be
issued and distributed by November
9th. Nathan Cole, Jr.. will be manager
Of tho new paper. This is the paper,
report has it, that is to run out the Ore
gonian. A very pretty time, it will have
doing it, we warrant.
The celebrated DR.. Warmers Health
corset, $1.40, at Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20
vaDse Of sew Ysrk Property.
CANARY SEED.
Ferndale. w. T.. DC

Ferndale, w. T., Oct. 16.
Ed. PoSr- INTELLToENCER: In your
issue Of the 9Th inst. you speak Of a
Mr.. Lange of King county, having
raised Canary seed this season. WHY
have been growing it for four or five
years and find it as easy to raise al
oats, and l have no doubt from ths
yield, when grown in small way, tina,
fifteen bushels to the acre can he very
early grown.
JOHN A. TpxrANr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

Mr.. John j. Corbeea has han An
pointed agent for seattls Tor - mi.
veF1al Bsnevolent Association o. CaH.
iosnia Tor unmarried persooa n. Cor.
oett viii b. prspared 20 furniah 81 n.
formation Ii rslaaioa 10 1hie uonaIs,
lnsoeutaou. ma win furnish gratia ouI
~ papes, ths lido GrspAie. Nuutaiuine
fun passteulass. frse.l w. WmrvrII.
uenssa Agent tor Oregon and Wash.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

Seminal weakness, Impotency. night -
BY dreams, pimples on the face 81
manhood can positively DO cured.
sick and afflicted should not fail 70 eoy4
him. The Doctor has travelled exte11og
In Europe and inspected thoroughly I'D
deal Of valuable information, which III
competent to impart to those IN nceoG
his services. DIR, Gibbon win ~
charge unless he effects Q euro. -
at . distance may be cured ct houA
communications strictly c0nfldenti1L L.
zee no one but the Doctor. PcrscnD 80
ing TO the Doctor win please STATE t1on9
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