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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-28
SAN Francisco Quotations.

SAN FRANcISCo, Nov. y. Wheat
Spot, quiet bnt firm; shipping, 81 SD.
"a 81 -; extra choice milling sold at
81 30; No. white, buyer the year, 81 81
bid; buyer the season, 81 9Sl5.
Flour-Firm, but buyers show no
anxiety.
Barey-Feed, firm at unchanged quo
tations: quote 9S34cdSl 039l; No.
feed, seller the year, 81 021a(dl G3; buy
er the year. 81 04ladl W; buyer the
season. 81 15tdl 1914.
Oats-Steady; offerings liberal and
demand fair: 81 JOtdl 50,
Potatoes-Very weak, Petaluma and
Tomales, 60(a 75c; river. 35(d SOC; sweet,
scarce, sold today at 81 50Cd3 rs.
Salmon Australian steamer takes
400 cases. including 1000 in transit.
Wool-Firm. for choice.
Hops-Firm, with good demand ::
quote l6td2l12c.
Eggs-Easier; fresh California, 4Cd
42l9c.
Butter-Stocks are not accommodating;
market firm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-28
We have already made known TO the public that we
LEAD, But never FOLLOW.
r. e M u MI B Err,
Cash is King and Coin Talks.

The complaints Of our competitors raises great
excitement, and determined to show mercy,
we have slarpencd razOrs to cut down high prices,
motto is to live and let rive.
DOWN WITH THE LAND PIRATES.
We will offer, in Mems Suit Department.
in which We have 800 styles to select from. suit
able for Bankers Mcrchsn Lawyers. Mechanics.
Farmers. Sailors. LOggerS, and all other good and bad
men i'm need Of Suits.
In Boys and Children'S Sui We show CrcelmOre,
IIarvar.ls. knickerbockerS and Coatces. comprising
an assortment four times greater than any shown in
Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-28
Portland Quotations.

PORTLAND, Nov. 27.-Flour - Local
values firm at S. 30 for standard brands.
For export the market is not finn and
there is little doing.
Oats-Market exhibits tritlS tirmer
tone. but values cannot be said to show
Improvement. Small sales at about IS
cents are reported.
Potatoes considered weak,
and receipts move slowly ut 10 (d 90
cents as to quality.
Dried Fruit-StOcks somewhat re-
duced, but values show no change.
Appies-Oniy very desirable lots will
bring an advance on 81 %.
Butter-Values fairly steady at 3Old ~
cents. as to quality and package.
Chickens-Stocks expected to be ex-
cessive tomorrow, and values, which to-
day are rather better than Saturday,
will doubtless be weaker. As an ex
treme, 81 20 "a s. is quoted.
Eggs-Receipts not so large today, but
stocks are plentiful. We still quote II
cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-28

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! gen.esIa 9 !
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and a.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25


The Professor, Mr.. Worthy Berry
has retutned' from Tyuskin,. his rice Z,
f Id Of labor, 10 lis native county To spend
the summer. He looks exeeedIn 'lN
we'll; his old chums hereabouts will
glad 10 know of his return.
A Western editor observes that wiel-
ever you see a man coming out ofa eou' :
try drug store, w,piuV his IN nth N'in
the back Of his hand. you may know Una,
the town is suffering under cOmbln'u
attack of malaria and the license law
Have you dynamite about your per-
son ," asked the polite custom-house
official at Cork as an Irish American
landed from the steamer tug. "BegOr-
rah," Tn full sv it. exclaiared Pat
brandishing an empty whiske, bottle
Eyes had better kape away from me Of
III explode"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
The Display Of Machinery.-on Tue

The Display OF Machinery.-On Tues
d,y. though the wcsther Visibility aud
inclement, large crowd assembled in the
town Whether from cur isity 70 review hand
some court, to see a set of hungry lawyers, to
get good dinner at the Centennial, or to in
spect the machinery displayed by the machine
agents, We are at loss TO know We think
however it was an interest feltby iffarmers
in machines, as they are eager toadJbtany ad-
vanced idea Of farming that will be an i'm
provement on the present system of farming
The exhibition was one worthy Of their atten-
ton. II was said to have been the best Seen
in Port Tobacco since the disintegration of
the old agricultural society once in existence
here. Messrs Howard Bro. and Thompson
Page were the exhibitors As we are not
farmers We will be pardoned for not express
ing an opinion as to the respective merits OF
the different imachiqes, but from what We
could gather from general expression they all
came up TO representation and were conceded
TO be well worth the prices asked. The Nc
Cormick binder was operated on the square,
with old straw, and worked like a charm. -
Also the tiger hay rake vas put togork, Mr..
Bob Thompson acting horse; TIC machine
worked welras did the horse also, but We
failed to learn which received the best endorse
ment How many sales were made we don t
know, but one thing We DO know, isthat if
machines were sold in proposition to the efforts
made TO sell by the agents, quite namber Of
orders were taken The Champion failed to
put in an appearance.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
CommMnicafed.


M Eattk The challenge notice Of
Nessrs. Howard Bros, agent for the acCor-
mick machine, recently published in your pa
per. attracted my attention and induced me
70 attend Port Tobacco last Tuesday, to ex-
amiae them, aud gave them athorough ex-
animation From my knowledge of machi-
nerv they are the best that are being sold in
lower Maryland. | was especially pleased
with the l.ghtness Of draft Of the Harvester and
Irvine binder. The little mules hooked 10 il,
for the purpose Of showing how it would bind
seemed 70 pull it with perfect ease. when, as
A rule. il takes four The skipper attachment
whereby the machine can be instantly thrown
out Of gear /. model Improvement. The
Daisy" single reaper from the simplicity OF
its make must unquestionly be good ma
chine. The mower is an improvement on any
We have seen. The blade Of this machine can
be 50 arrang d that it will cut over any
surface without the slightest danger o. gap
ping or breaking the blades. These machines
especially recommend themselves TO the farm
ers. Though they may be a little higher in
price, yet they are durable and il will not
cost a small fortune to purchase repairs, which
i doubtless feature Of considerable prof in
mo Of machines that are being sold. The
display was one Of credit to their machines
will greatly assist the agent in making nu-
merous sales as the expression Of sentiment
from the farmers was apparently unanimous
in favor of the Mccormick machines.
FARMER.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

RailrOads.-The Washington and Chesa-
ape,ke Railroad matters look thus far quite
booming The company is now actively Gu
gage. in securing the rights of way through
the lands bordering on the Chesapeake Bay,
from Fishing Creek to Drum Point. We
learn that they propose in a week or two to
begin (Calvert1 work on the line from Wash
ington to Fishing Greek.
We alsp lears that the Baltimore and Drum
Point Railroad Company, have made satisfac-
tory arrangements with Messrs. Turner and
Carmichael agents of British capitalists, and
that it is expected that these arrangements
viii be also satisfactory to their principals,
who viii supply the mems for building the
road. These agents have gone back to Eu-
rope and expect to return early in June with
contracts sgned, etc. After which the work
of construction, it is said, will actively be re-
sumed
Only think Of two railroad: running
through the entire length Of Calvertl Who
would have thought it l. Caivsrt journal,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

Transfers OF PrOperty.-Deed from
W. T. Tinker and wife TO James A, Owen.
for tract of land called Land Of Lee; con-
sideration, $lls0 Deed from A. G Chap
man to C. Wallace Mitchell for fishing shore
known as ''Chapman's Point Shore" consid-
era,ion, $4,000. Deed esom 6. Wallis Mitch
sr and wife to ffefcn NJ. Chapman for one I'M
divided one-third interest in fishing shore
known as "chapmanAs Point Shores" consid-
J grafton, $4,000. Deed from Ellen A. NcPher-
son to- Mason L. Mcpherson for tract Of land
called 'Boarmans Manor;'' consideration,
$500. Deed from Henry H. Mcpherson to
Mason l.. Mcpherson for interest in tract of
laad called 'Boarman's Manor considera-
ton, life support. Deed from Judith A..
Jameson to r. T. jameson for interest in part
of.tract of land called ''Westwood;" consider
alton, ST. Deed from Mary A Padgett to
r. II. Haviland for tract Of land called San
dy Levels" Deed from Mary Catherine Eig-
don aud j. T. Higdon ct al to John J. Greggs
Of Washington; consideration 81.
Mortgage from Lucy Bragunia and William
Bragunia to John ". W ilson for read proper
ty; consideration, S4ss rs.
Bill of sale from c. NJ Lucas to Alice NJ.
Lucas consideration, love and Affection
Bill of sale from W. E. R. Darlington to
Chemical Company of Canton; consideration,
$lss.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
4 Good sale.-Th, Lothian property pr

A Good Sale.-The Lothian property pre-
viously announced to be sold under'a mort
gagee's sale was sold Tuesday to Mr. Henry
Il. Robertson, for the sum Of 81 $50. Mr..
Robertson we understand, will remove from
la Plata in the fall to his new property and
continue merchandising. This property is
aesirably located on the B. & p. p. R, aad is
naturally one Of the most attractive places on
the line He will make an effort to build a
railroad switch on the property, which togeth-
er with other improvement he contemplates
making, will add greatly to it as business
stand.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
Annniniment.-N

AppOintment.-W Ruggold Wilmer, Of
This county, aged l6 years, has passed sue
oesslul examination betore.the naval board OF
examiners in Annapolis, and he becomes the
Raval cadet from the Fifth Congressional Dis
tfict OF Maryland. lie was nominated by the
Hon Hart b. IlOlton, NJ. G The successful
candidate is sou OF the late Lemuel Wilmer,
who was for many wears an assistant assessor
and deputy collector OF internal reveaue. lie
is a grandson Of the late Rev. Lemuel Wilmer,
Who Was almost SO years rector OF Port To
Lacco parish, aud he is nephew Of the pres
eht naval officer Of The port Of Baltimore.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

A 2O.OO Bible Reward The publish
ers OF Rut,ige Monthly offer twelve vaiua-
tie ro~.ssds "a .;seir Monthly for June, among
which is the following:
We will give S2e. 90 in gold to she person
telling US which is the shortest verse in the
Old Testament Scriptures By june 10th, 1883.
Should two or more correct answers be re-
Ceived, the reward 1SiTFbe divided, The
money will he fosw iftdet to the winner qne
18th 1882. Persons irving for the reward
must send 20 cents in silver (ne postage
stamps taken with their answer, for which
they will receive the July Honthly, 10 which
the name and address OF the winner oil the re
ward and the correct answer will be publish
ed, and in ,&hsh several more valuable re
wards will I've offered Address, Ruuedg
Publishing Company, EastoA Penn.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

Prejudice, --IIAs stopped many and I'm.
provement; but prejudice is born Of igporaLce
aud id the matter Of Resdy-Made Clothing
has fast disappeared, 90 that two-thirds now
worn is Ready-Made Our Styles and Prices
have, we think, helped this materially add
gentlemen Of taste and culture are endorsing
us by purchasing literally &C. n. OEHs n
Sos, Hanover and Pratt Sts., Baltimore Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
Meeting or the school Board.-The


School Board at their meeting on Tuesday,
the 22nd, passed the new School House No.
3, Election District No. ,, Albert Mistead
contractor; and the new School House No. 4,
Election District No. 4, WIN. T. Hindle cos
tractor Both Of these new houses passed the
inspecting committee appointed TO examine
them, who reported the contracts OF two gen
tfemen above named as we'll and faithful per-
formed, and the Treasurer vas thereupon d.
rected to pay the amounts due for the new
Buildings.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

school Trustees.--rhs following Trus-
tees were appointed 'oy the Sch66l ,BoArts al
their meeting on Tuesday, 22na instsnt,s
Colored School No. /, Election Discreet No,
e--Franeis Butler, Edward Frazier, Nicholas
Matthew'S
Co1ored School No, ?, Election District No.
Lewis BriscOe, Hanson Matthews, Bruce
Marshall.
3" Coloted School No 2, Election District No.
s.-Benjamin Marshall, John sREmphfiess
William Penny 91i 80
Colored School No. 4, Election District No.
s. Robert johnson, John R. Ford, Madison
Mason. So
Three Colored Schools in the 4tb Election
District are still held over.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

Communicated.
Mr. Editor The envelope containing the
anonymous letter or note REFERRED In in a re-
cent issue OF your paper, seems mot to have
had a pos mark upon it, although the stamp
was Cancelled by the Postmaster ~ PisCAa
before it was delivered, but in tbe rresence Of
Young Bealle IN whom 1t was deliyeshd There
is strangeness about the matter tbat look as
though the Postmaster failed to discharge his
duty for he certainly had no right to cancel
the stamp apd send the letter cut Of his ofire
without post marking it. There ID still an
other strange feature in connection with that
same envelope, for it hears the name of Mr..
'Deiozier misspelled, "Dslozer;n and this fact
Of misspelling cireumStahtiaily points 10 the
author OF that anonymous letteroA note. for
we have examined some papers in, Mr.. Delo-
Tiers possession, and find that he hasa 10, Of
receipts from certain party. who. in all
those receipts, spelled Mr.. Delo,sr,s name
"Deiozer,' the same as that upon The enve-
lope referred to. To say the le,,, !, looks
rather suspicious. From secret friends we
pray 10 be delivered. Give US ivo frs ten
9psR ,e"s"'es, Father than on, ,se,., friend, a
'"4es - '"' y'1ss' Tow CODE.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

AT0ULD inform the public tina thaving re
wv plcnisled his sto k he is prepared to
furnish anything in the Undertaking line from
the plaihest C0FFiNS, TO the most costly and
elegant BASKETS At prices not to be surphs
sed either in City or Country.
He viii attend personally on all Funerals
when not physically prevented from doiag so.
Furniture repaired promptly aasd A. lewes'
prices. Z" - y f6-f
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
DO Yen want to Live any Longer

Said wealthy farmer of Hannibal. New York,
as he stepped into the room where his wife
lay suffering from lingering illness. Eyes, E"
replied she. "Well, " said he, 81 don't know
as do. We are paying out money all the
time for doctoring and it don't amount any
thing" He took his revolver, went out to
his orchard and fatally shot himself through
the head Here was the case Of man suffer
ing from melancholy which dose ofSwayne S
Pills would have quickly removed. you
feel miserable, respondent aud weary, doa I
worry and fret. but try Swayne Pills. They
have saved many lives aud caused much hap
piaess.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
Ladies' Tonic.p

The great female remedy is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute Of Buff Ito,
N. Y. and is their flvorite prescription for
ladies who are suffering from weakness OF
complaints common. TO the sex. II is sold by
druggists at LOO per BOTTLE. Ladies can
obtain advice free Send stump for names of
those who have been cured.
dec SLY.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
D. McMENAMIN

Wishes 10 call attention 90 his extensive mon
umentsi works Cor First Street east and
Pennsylvania, avenue, Washington, ID. Ga
Moua nenis, Tembs and HeadstoHes Especial
~, foreign and domestic ntFble constantly
on hand. Give him call Material aud
workmanship guaranteed. Prices to suit.
my 10 iy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
To the Tnx-Payers Of District No

To the Taxpayers Of District No.
4.-The Taxpayers Of the above named
districts are hereby notified that unless they
come forward aud pay at once the taxes now
due and owing by the 18th Of May, proceed
iass will be instituted at once to make the
same. THOMAS F. NicHoLsos, district No. 4.
Collectors.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
MeetInr Of County "Reminiscences.

The Board Of County Commissioners will
meet in their otace in Port Tobacco on June,
the 9Th, 9Th, sth and sth, to pass accounts
against the county All claims not presented
on those days will be disallowed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

Mrs Elizabeth Spence, Baltimore, states
that 5Fown slron Bitters cured her husband
OF dyspepsia and weakness, and herself Of
dyspepsia.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
Patients

obtained G,t new inventions, or for improve
meuiS in old ones. Caveats, lntrlngcmeli's,
Trade Marks, and all patent business promit-
" n,rcnarl to Inventions thu htvr been
ree, ted NAV still in most cases, tie + ten ed
hv us. Being opposite lu"U. S Patent off e,
aud ENGAGED in Patent Business Eyelusi"1y
we can secure patents in less time than those
whu are remote from WASHINGTON When
Inventors send model or sketch, w"-make
search in tile Patenr office, and advise rs TO
its paicr, HIT, frrof char-c CornSPond-
.t,sr confidential fees reasonable; aud 10
charge unless patent is obiained. We refer
b, permission 70 the City Posima-icr. md to
The Superintendent Of the Post office Money
Orlc, Division in Washington. For special
referancrs circular, advice. terms. &c, adj
dress e. A SNOW, < Co., on size P'tent
OFF,. Washington Washington ID. &.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
Farmers Attention.

VJAVIAti cen ALLOTTED as territory. III Of
ii Ch les County west Of the railroad, for
N, s,ir OF e. ,n.iman * Cos Ceehrilrd
Machinery, ,ncIadng tbs light running Buck
eye Twin bi der, r tpers and Movers. The
G.utou monitor Engines aud Mil'er's new
Model Thrcs4ers with Glover Huller Attaeh-
,Aent. Sc are prepared 10 take orders and TO
make al machines Sold hy US work to the sat-
i,farIiuu u ;le pn"ciuarr. WeIrc also gent
for the Tue l,s Rake, with plaster sowing
attachment an tdm 81 ], machine for so"ing
plaster. ashes aud guano in my desired iuln-
ity per tru. Al communications addressed
10 a, 81 y b te Plains will receive proa,ll at
'ention
ap 27-a FasMPspN 4 PAGE
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
Enterprise. Enterprise.
C. T. HAYDEN
Al
Cox's Station.
Steam, Saw and GriSl lH|L
WlC9Iwrigft
& Blacksmith.
CARRIAGE MAKING
UNDERTAKING. e.
NH.&.--pe $50 6 go.
All Done Wi h nurabIeness, Neatness
And DiSpatch.

HAVING repaired tho Machinery Of my
l Saw aud c. Mil and cupoyed u
competent aud ahlieing MiIlcr, .m prepared
TO serve the public who are disposed to honor
nc Wit their patronage. Nv Carriage aud
Nhc wi - Shop, .ur also tStortl With
new material Ut eSerr character sud my
i'acksmilline department is nov under the
management Of skilul 'nd tNpcriencrd
Sni rs; - ilat my customers ci,n he >s,tisfac-
uiil, 4ctenm Il tied Give ne II trial. my
'rrms are literal anil my wurk grara ttesdss
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25
EotaI aaS QusOnaI,

zc- The Ogce VI the INDEPENDENT Aas 5esa
removed to hs sect floor Of the Masonic Hsh,
immsd,stsly oPrssds hs EPisc0pal Church.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

YOU VISIT
B ALTIM 0 R E
DON'T FAIL TO CALL
AT THE
Excelsior
AND SEE THEIR
SPRING DISPLAY
1888.
Nobody Denies
That EXCELSIOR" has the Largest
and Best Selected Stock Of Clothing.
Hats Caps AMI Furnishing Goods for
Men, Boys, Youths aud Children in
Maryland.
Nobody Denies
That "EXCELSIOR'S" Goods are Cut
and Finished in STYLE that Astonishes
Experienced . Buyers of Ready Made
Clothing
Nobody Denies
That "EXCELSIOR'S" proposition,
that buyers should take the goods else
where, compare them with the goods
and prices of other firms and Demand
that their Money be Refunded if a Bet
Ter bargain rs to be Obtained is some
thing that no other house will advance.
Nobody Denies
That "EXCELSIOR'S" Furnishin. !.
T"ods, Department presents the Full
Most Varird, Toniest, and withal, the
lowest Priced Stock to be Found in the
State.
Nobody Denies
That EXCELSIOR" positively has nc
Conn 't,tors in Hats and Caps for Men,
Boys and Children in the South.
Nobody Denies
That "EXCELSIOR'S" strict adhe.
renee to Oue-Prlce, its Great Guarantee
System, the Quality General Excellence
aud Bulk of its Stock in All Grades and
Styles and the Perfection of lis Facili-
ties Stamp it as the Formest House in
the United States
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-05-25

he pleasant DAYS suggest the use of
paint and lime III the brIghteuin-: up of
property, aud adding to the general
health of all.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-29
The Great English Remedy

II . usyW fainay
euro for kWvou
Debility, Exhaus-
ted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness.
L ost Manhood,
Imposeney. Pros
tae0rrhea, Parhy-
sis std all the ter
rible effects Of
Self Abuse, youth
full fOilies AID ex-
SpoSnS in nlctllrt,r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-29
Id Eg. 8 IN II Il &,
30. II KoaFny Street
treats ali Ckrenic and Special Diseases.
yo7zn= Men


sxrsse May be suffering fr0:a III ?
" effects 0f youthful fo,liss or ind.screti, N
VIII do well to avail themselves OF t:lis. the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar Of SUI
seriri.: humanity. DR.. Spinney will guarantee
g. f0f1e.t $500 for every case of SeninG. Weak
ress OF private disease Of any kind or character
witch he undertakes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the aye of thirty 70 sixty
~:;r are troubled with too frequent esac uatio.is
Ct Sire uistidsr, often accompanied by Slight
rs..- s.ar II: burning sensation aud weakening
Il -. ..-elo IN ssrlaaliar the patient eaanot
a:n.utls fore On exaiDi:,iug the urinary &c
1e,.itas rJpy sediment iii aften be found, and
soIaetiues small particles Of assusnen viii a!'-
pear or the e3;sr viii he oil thu mi ash hue,
es.>iiu ci,anrio, to a dark ard tori'id snpsar
a.ioi, Taeie re mang Hen wa die Of this ctif-
fc,l5y, ignorant cf :ha c.T-an, which is the sec
eat: stage c. seminal weal,tass. Er- $. wit
guarantee perfect cure in sli sur1 cases. ard
a healthy restoration Il the gsa.ao urinary
cf.arS.
CITES Hovo,-ia to and 70 8. Sundays
trris 10 a. IL a. m. Coi'slll satit'a free,
l51-yuet. examination and advice, 81.
<al. az 4d dsess DR.2ptNNt.I d Co.
NO. IL EesgIIF St. San Francisco.
taNklE