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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-02-08
BIG SHOW!
AT
EASLIGY, S. @.
[ AM RECEIVING THE FINEST
LOT OF FURNITURE

ever brought 10
Pick ems Go.
20 Bureans at bottom prices. =.
20 Walnut Redstcuds, ranging
from So to SIS.
90 Panel and other Beds from
81 SO up. -.
All kinds Of TrundIo and Sipglo
Beds,
l'"r2e lot of Bed Springs Wire,
Nhnck a"d Cotton Mattresses.
Sa'rs, S"tas, v hath OTIS, etc, vt
all prices.
All kinds cf Undrrtnk~r's Goods.
cheap, consisting tf--Ccffins, tan.
kets, Burial Robes, ctc.
Call 70 Sc" me, prize tho G"edr,
49, -, s..nt 'urrL = 90, -.
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Col. g. ]. Foroacre, formcsly Of
the Air Limo Road has been ap.
pointed General Manager of the
Georgia Pacific Railroad.
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Mr.. W. B. Jones', OF Pumpkins
ton, informs us that mad dogs arc
getting numerous in the section be-
tween that place and Marietta.
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MIR. EDITOR: Permit me to say through
your columns that tho statement Of "Sp;r-
its More,, in reference to drunken "Crow
Creek Minister" is entirely without found.
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GOODS S.

Thanking you for past favors, and 500
llcl'ing continuance, hope you will uoe
forget TO give me call at the BriuenI
Store House, Main Street, Easley, S, C.
nov 80, 1882 II "
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or mnilclously concoctcu the wnolc lmng
from his own fertile Imagination.
CITIZEN.
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We invite all merchants to give us cal
whenever they need goods, as eur long ex-
periencc in the Wholesale Business in Char
'cslon, and the fact OF our buying Goods Mt
the closest possible cash margins, will en-
able us TO meet Atlanta or Charleston prices.
saving them freights besides
One Of our Great Spccia.ics is our
TROY CITY SHIRTS !!
TROY CITY SHlRTSI!
TROY CITY SHIRTSl!
We sell Linen Front Laundred and
Unlnundred Shirt for so cents, sold every.
where for rs cents
We sell n Linen Front Lnund,red and
Unlaundred Shilt for so cents, sold every.
wkere for rs conts
We sell Linen Front Laundred and Un-
Hundred Shirt for so cents, sold every.
where for = s cents
A Linen Front Reinforced Laundrcd and
Unlanundrcd Shirt for rs cents, sold every
where for $l.00.
A Linen Front Reinforced Laundred and
Un'aurdred Shirt for rs cents, sold every
whore for $l0O
A Linen Front Reinforced Laundred and
Unl"undreG Shirt for rs cents, sold every
where for Sl.OO.
Gents, Ladies and Misses Hosiery in
endless quantities.
Gents, Ladies and Misses Undervests nj
oil prices.
Ask for the number 314 best 90 cent
Corset ever Sold
Also complete line of Buttons, Rib
oons, Lace Collars, Fichus, Handkerchiecs
Tics, and Laces in White, Black and Cream
Combs, Brushes, Rockets, Books, Linen
ana Silk llandkeI chiefs, White Lawns
J"ckoncts, Swiss Muslins, Hamburg Edg.
lngs' and everything kept in first class
Dry Goods Store.
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1t costs tbe people of the United
States only nino aud half cents q
head to have their census taken.
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NJ Office OF NAL.,ETTLENENT.
~ hereby give notice that | will apply
TO- D. II. Newton, Judge of Probate for.
tlckens County, 5. G., on the first day of
March next, for permission to make final
settlement Of the EstaI; of G. W. McWhort
CT, deceased, and to he discharged as Ad-
ministrator of the same.
W. ". MoWHORTER, Admir-.
feb I, 1883 10
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Girlsin iowa are Taught to conk
This is the true Democracy. Iowa
is progressing.
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G e e. s ~ Y L e. g. s.

And We will sell you DRY GOODS at the
very lowest figure. We Tay cash for every
dollars worth Of Goods, so We get the i'll.
side figures on all Goods purchased, and
sell strictly for cash, SO We will not have
10 put ON II larger profit on prices to cover
what We would lose hy credit and cash
business together.
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33 YDS. QUILT LINING FOR $l.00
81 Yards Remnant Prints for $l.OO
10 Yards Worsted Dress Goods for ST. 90
8 Yards Black Cashn eres for 81 90
II Yards Drilling for $l.OO
II Yards Drilling for 81 90
20 Yards Bleaching fer $l00
20 Yards Good Calico for $1O0
3 Yards Oil Table Cloth for ST. 90
20 Yards Lawn for $l.O0
10 Yards Ticking for Sl.O0
Home Made Jeans at 40c. per yard
Bed Ticking, kin to raw hide--never
was known TO leak feather, at 25c.
Good Leather Ticking al 2Oc.
We sell l23c. Bleaohed Goods at IOc. per
yard, not particle of starch in it, and a
full yard wide-it is 80 cheap at IOc. per
yard that we could not afford TO sell it
cheaper by the Bolt.
Ladies' Dress Goods, we keep IN great
variety and at prices you cannot fail to ap>
preciute.
We make speciality of Black Casbmcrcs
and Alpacas. All we ask customers is to
examine the Goods for them selves and then
form their own opinion. Our 33c Alpaca
is rs pretty as any $l.00 Black Silk in the
market.
We will give 500 Reward to any one who
can find any cotton in our 40c. Double
Width Black Cashmere. Do not buy your
Black Cashmere until you have seen ours.
We will save you some money on the price
of them.
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There was . good crowd in to1n last
Monday, saledey.
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SCHOOL BOOKS ! SCHOOL BOOKS p!

Full stock always on hand at lowest price.
Any Book not in stock will be ordered at
Publishers Price. Fresh Lot of Stationery,
best quality.
Wall Paper and Window Shades, Chro
mos and Picture Frames. Every variety
Gold Pens and Pencils. Albums, Photo
graphs and Autograph. Choice lot Miss
cellaneous Books, Historical, Political and
Religious, at
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TT AS IN STOCK AT BOTTOM PRICES
- Gold and Silver Watches. Spectacles
Chains, Bracelets, Sets, Pendants, Pins,
Kings. Studs, Lockets, Charms, . ghimblcs,
&c Silver Plate Ware, Knives, Forks,
spoons, &c. Stationery, Albnms, Fancy
Goo9s' Day Books, &c. Job Lot Six
Oiocks, Sl8; Large Cromos, ST; 100 Pen
Gil ., 20 cents.
Repairing of Watches and Jewclry Done
Promptly.
nov l6, 1882 9
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AN ELECTION JoKE.--The Woodland

AN ELECTION JoKE.-The Woodland
Mail of August I'd has the following:
When Mr.. Bullock was Sheriff about
twelve years ago, our present Deputy, John
Lawson, served in a similar capacity under
Bullock. During political campaign
Lawson was sent down to San Quentin
with some prisoners. Then, as now, he
had to 60 and return by way of San Fran.
cisco. As he returned to Woodland from
this trip, the Democrats were having q
meeting, and all were somewhat encour-
aged at the outlook, and when Lawson
came in they called on him for a speech.
Mr.. Lawson responded in his usual earnest
way, and in the course of his remarks al
luding to the visit in San Francisco, told
them of the hopeful look on the outside,
and said, "Gentlemen, if you had been
where l have for the last two days, you
would not be disheartened. Why, gentle.
men, have seen crowds of men where
there was not one Republican to one hun
dred Democrats Mr.. G.. S. Frost, who
always had an appetite for joke, arose
and protested that it might be regarded as
out of place for him to interfere in any
manner in Democratic convention but
he wished to ask the speaker where he had
been to find SO large number of Demo.
Gratis in proportion to Republicans Mr..
Lawson, who never spoils story for the
sake of relations. promptly replied, "To
the State Prison"
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LIacoLe OF megLaLLAg.

In recent address at Bellevue, Mich. ex
Governor Austin Blair gave an account Of
| the Convention of Governors of Northern
States that met at Altoona, Penn, at tbs
time OF the Issuing OF the Emancipation
Proclamation by President Lincoln in 1862
| The Convention was called to bring ar
influence to bear upon the President to in.
| duce him to issue a proclamation or dc
some act that should set at liberty the
600, 600 slaves, but the President outwit.
ted the twenty-five Governors by issuing
the proclamation the same day their Con-
| ventiop met TIE Governors then decided
TO go on TO Washington and present to the
President, not the urgent resolutions they
had intended, but an address compliment.
ing him upon the step he had taken. This
address was prepared in an able manner by
Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts, who
read it TO President Lincoln as he sat at
his desk, while the Governors were seated
around the room. After that an incident
happened that Governor Blair said he had
never related to any one. Governor Kirk
wood, of Iowa, since United States Sem
ator and Secretary of the Interior, rose
and said:
Mr.. President-I should be delighted
could l return to my home and say to the
people of Iowa that the President of the
United States believes that General George
B. Mcclellan is loyal man." He branched
off upon other subjects connected with the
war, and then closed by repeating with
more emphasis 81 should be glad, Mr..
President, to be able 10 tell the people of
Iowa that you believe in the loyalty and
patriotism of George B. Mcclellan"
Taking his feet down from the desk upon
which they had been resting, Mr.. Lincoln
sprang to his feet and Strengthened up ap-
parently two inches taller than usual, and
said, with much force and apparent excita.
bility "I'il tell you, gentlemen, General
Mcclellan is an exceedingly well-informed
General, and is very careful, in fact, too
careful, and the great trouble with him is
that when he wins a victory ne doesn't
know what to do with it,"
"Why not try somebody else % mildly
suggested Governor Blair.
1--WE might do that and might lose an
army by it" was the quick response of the
President, which Governor Blair admitted
completely endorsed him. detroit Free
prasa
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SCENE SHIPPING FxrEAoaDIaARY.

An invention has just been perfected
that is calculated to prove of great vaiue
to the immense travelling companies that
| go from one point TO another in the United
States during the season" The inven-
ton referred to is railroad freight car.
To be sure, a freight car is seldom very
potent factor in swelling the receipts of a
performance but in this case it is the
novelty, convenience and easy facility with
which it is handled that make the car val
liable. The car is so built that it can be
taken from the railroad track and run along
the street in the same manner as an ordl'
nary truck. It can be backed up the back
door OF any theater and the scenery, prop
critics, costumes, etc., of the play packed
away in its interior. It is then hauled
back to the railroad and carried TO its des.
tination, where It undergoes the same OPP
Grafton as before, except that the "props,
scenery, etc., are token out of the car,
where they have been undisturbed since
they started on the journey. There is no
rehandling whatever necessary, the car
running on any track and being commo-
dious enough to accommodate the most
cumbersome sets. 1t was at first thought
that its enormous length would interfere
with its rounding short curves, but the
railroad men say that its length will cause
no difficulty.
Messrs Shook & Collier, OF the Union
Square Theater, are the first managers to
give it trial, and have had several built
especially for their oompanys forthcoming
trip to California. Their cars are at pres
ent lying at the Erie Railroad depot at
Jersey City. The decorations on the out
side of them are as elaborate as those on
the outside of professional circus chariots.
To give an idea of their capacity, j. w.
Collier, who will accompany the troupe to
San Fraacisco, will take with him the en-
bassy and duel scenes of "The Bankers
Daughter" the ballroom set and the din.
ing-room set of "a Partisan Romance"
the lofty street set from 1.-The Rantzaus,
the splendid scenery of the parlors and
drawing-rooms of ''Daniel ROchat, and
every set of scenery In the Lights O
London" Ordinarily, the scenery of the
latter play is enough to fill two ordinary
cars, but in the new cars it will occupy a
very small amount of space. Besides this,
the properties, costumes, and other access
series to the repertoire of dramas that the
company will play in San Francisco will
form an immense amount of baggage. The
Erie Railroad Company will attach the cars
to fast freight train that will start five or
six days in advance of the company, and
will reach San Francisco in twelve days
from the time they leave New York. Il Pat
erson Press.
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HOSIERY


Ladies Solid Colored Silk Hose extra length
and fniah), 50 per pair
Ladies' Solid Colored, in Brilliant Lisle,
81 % per pair.
Ladies Solid ColOred, in Brilliant Lisle (-hs
elastic Jersey. 70 cents per pair.
Ladies' Solid Colored, ia Cotton, 10, 12A and
% cents per pair.
Ladies' Solid Colored tsilk-clocked). 50 cents
per pair.
Ladies' Solid Black, in Lisls snd Brilliant
Lisle, 80 cents and 81 per pair.
Ladies' Fancy, in Brilliant Isle, 81 Is per
pair.
Ladies' Fancy Lisle (new ahadesl, 81 per
pair.
Ladies Fancy Cotton (best finish and French
lengthy, 80 cents per pair,
Ladies' Fancy Fine Stripe full fnish), 50
cents psr pair.
Ladies' Fancy Brosd Stripe tfull fini.h),
10 cents per pair.
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. GRADUATE OF
L the University of Berlin, Germany Office and
residence No. 52l street, between Fifth and Sixth,
Sacramento. Office hours-9 to IL A. NJ, 3 to and
7toSP.M ie13-tf
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COMMERCIAL.
sacramento Producs Earzst Wholesale
fCos,scted daily for the RsooRp-UEIoa.l

fro.,ae4ad daily for the REooRp.UEIoa.I
.,,,,.,v,-,,o A,,o,ut Oh
o.,,, s,Ias11 N % case. srsn5es
fRUr-LencnS Scly I. yy is' a 75e5 q
Tahiti, IS z993 ~ v wv 90 go, 3 b,,cb
box; Lines, sll 20 bsih1. - wv. e = 70
Pins spes, SOC 8 'ols1 ~ - o ~
Apples. s1i % : o'1 ~; 49,. - ~ pss,s e1S55
Apricnts sesoc ~ sigs; 30 c-,i - s1ee = n
q box; Plume +49i 9 ID N4@Ps9' 0SAO0 ~
Neetarines, 3@lc 70. o. ,. y 40, 40
eiB FkuLts--Asso.sy-, - 80. - 90
assors5l, gA,'sn -' 49, - > , Csns = ugbc-
So Portisaa ..-, .-.. -. 80 so . do1sr
t'e5erries, n 10 Cspl'a Asparagus . " uoA'u
cans IT., 90, q - 40
DsIsD ksVIls--al'2Les' sa-ie' go go w
qoz.tsred, 6g7c issls, geslsa, 60 49, ~ : i
peeled 4@5c ms isLsd Lt,sios' 1es-ls,i
l39l5o; 90 9esi5' dr.. 80 ell
FRENCH 1900, Hi-'0A''7-Ai-S' '0sS''-' 80
forTlis. &c 2 p. e.
fABls sGgIs Asorsa - D., n 80 y 40 : : %
Pekcaes, Y 20 s.Fs.s.' .A' z 70 : e,s' =
Baezberres ss95 y 5oo.99 srtiss, e. %
berries. 3 %; APFgoss = % $50 q - o "
Be- Curr71is - - siis6ss - ,,otos, TX
VEesrAslss-Po a'9s7, oo -1Oe, 1oAnSeoeS' 70 :
3oe striny tst S9$e, wax bsss' ogtS ~
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*Both Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound and Blood Purifier are prepared at 2SS
and 235 Western Avenue. Lynn, Mass. Price
of either, 81. Six bottles for S. Sent by
mail in the form Of pills, or lozenges. on re-
ceipt of price, 81 per box for either. Mrg.
Plnkham freely answers sll letters of inquiry.
Iuclose Scent stamp. Send fer " Guide tc
Health and Nerve Strain
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is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty
the following train Of morbid symptoms, unless
combated bv scientific medical measures, viz: Saow
countenance dark spots under the eyes, pain IN the
head ringing in the ears noise like the rustling OF
leaves and rafting Of charots uneasines5 about The
loins. weakness Of the limbs, confused vision,
hunted intellect, LOGS of confidence, diffdence in
approaching strangers, dislike to form new &C.
onaintances, disposition TO shun society, loss Of
memory, hectic fushes, pimpes and various' rup-
tons about the face, furred tongue, fetid heath,
coughs consumption, night sweats, mOnomania and
Frequently insanity.
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SUMMONS.

GNTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
= mento-ss. In the Superior Court, in and for
said county. The People OF the State OF Cali
fornia, to W. Il. SWEENEY, greeting: You are
hereby notified that action was commenced IN
the Superior Court Of the county of Sacramento,
State aforesaid by filing complaint in the Clerks
office OF said Court, the 18th day Of JUNE,
1888, in which action B. w. CAVANAUGH
is plaintiff, and YOU are defendant. That the gen
era nature Of the action, appears from said COM
plant is as follows: To recover judgment against
you thesaid defendant for the Of three hundred
and twenty-one dollars, alleged to be due and owing
from said defendant to plaintiff, on certain con-
tract with W. L. Pritchard. The amount due
to Pritehard has been assigned to plaintiff by
Pritchard: also for costs Of suit. All of which is
more fully set forth in the complaint en- file
herein reference to which is hereby made. And
you are hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within ten days from the service OF
this writ exclusive of the day OF service, if served
on you in said county of Sacramento; and within
thirty days exclusive OF the day OF service, if served
elsewhere and you are further notified that unless
you so appear and answer within the time above
specified the plaintiff will take judgment against
you for said sum Of three hundred and twenty one
dollars and costs Of suit.
In testimony whereof, 1, Chas. NJ. Coglan, Clerk
Of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
aud atfix the seal of said Court, this 18th day Of
JUNE, A. D. 1888.
CsEAL.l CHAS. NJ C0GLAN, Clerk.
FRssMAS & BATES, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
jel5-1sw1ewF
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san zreneisco rrodaoa aIarsat.

San FRANCISCO, August ID P NJ.
FHoUR-A fair demand is reported for the H?f 8
kong market Shipments TO Central American
ports Yesterday aggregated 4,300 bhls. Best CITY
Extra, S535 so /; medium grades, S4g4 so; ship
ping superfne, s. 1904 q Dbl.
WHRAr-Ihe tone of the market IS strong enough
IL business we're only ttl9 more lively. Receipts
SO farths week have been fairly large, but buyers
win not purchase hesvly until some change occurs
in the Liverpool Market which has remained sta.
tionsry for four days. Shipping grades OF NO l
quality arc quctable within range OF sz5e90c
2 etL
On call a, the Produce Exchange to-day, business
was confined 70 800 tons No. l White, as follows:
December-10a tens, 81 6St.
Seller 1sss-200 tons, 81 6i2 q ctl.
Quotations OF No. , grades at leading centers TO-
dav are elegraphed as follows
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CURgD AT HOME.

Persons at distance may he cured at home by
addressing letter to DR.. GIBBoN, stating case,
symptoms length Of time the disease has continued,
damage and curiosity, to any part OF the country
with full and plain directions. By incosng ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postotfce
or through Wells, Fargo & Co. apacka9e OF medicine
will be forwarded to any part OF the Union. Please
saw YOU saw this advertisement in the REcoRD-
UN1oS. Address DR. J. z. GIBBON,
ja244ptf Box 1857, San Francisco.
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- Fools take to themselves the respect
given to their Office" But Kidney. Wort
commands respect for its own solid merits,
iested,. tried and found net wanting in any
essential principle required for the cure OF
dyspepsia, piles, malaria and all diseases OF
the kidneys. bowels and liver. Prepared in
dry and liquid form.
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So Pranaisco Msat Market.

Following are tire rates for vhcle carcssses from
siaughterere u dealers:
3ssF-First quality s99' ; second quality, "a
Y third quality, 5G6ie q b.
FsA1-Isrge czlVas. 1885,: snlal ones, 94l0C
MUrroE-Tethers arc euo:abie 81 4l@5c, sTd ewes
as 4azIo 8 u, according 80 qualify.
Handspring Is qsotsble ct 595ie 9 n.
pozE-Liyo Hoze 7c fOs hesvy packing, and 72c
ior light hogs dressed 10. 1ol8l0ss . ior hard
grain Hogs.
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IN. SPINNEF & GO.
OF no. II kEkKEf ST. SAK fKHNGIslJ.
Treat al Chronic and Special Diseases.

OF NO. II kEkRSf ST. San fRAhGiSci.
Trest al Chronic and Special Diseases.
E1ENG ssES
ETTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
Nv effects OF youthful follie5 or indiscretion
viii do well TO avail themselves OF ths, the gresteet
boon ever laid at the altar OF suffering humanity.
DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit $500 ter
every case Of Seminal Weakness or Private Disease
of any kind or character which he undertakes and
falls TO cure.
nEssBEE-AGEn MEE.
There are many at the age OF thirty to sixty WHO
ara troubled with too FREE, dent evacuation oil tt
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting or
burning sensation, and weakening OF the system
Ia a manner the patient cannot account Tor: On
examining the urinary deposits ropy sedimeI
will often be found, and sometimes small p@rticl
Of alburnen will appear or the color will be OF a
thin niikisti hue, again changing to dark 81 d
torpid appearance. There are many men who d e
Of this difficulty, ignorant Of the cause, which
the second stage OF seminal weakness. DR.. 5. ~ J
Guarantee a perfect cure IN ell such CAGES, and a
healthy restoration OF the genito urinary organs.
Office horrs-I0 10 and to s. Sunday, from 10
TO IL 4 NJ Consult alton free. Thorough axsrin-
stion snd advice, IS. Call or address
DR. skplEsEE & co.,
No. IL Kearny street, San Francisco.
S-Tor private diseases Of short standing a
fy,H course Of medicine, sufficient for crlre, with
III Instructions will be sent TO any address Tor Ssas
Observation-Disclosures
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Files Pil8S | Piles IA Speciality.
j. w. HARTLEY, M. D.,

OFF NEW YoaK-PHELAN BUILDING, SAN
Francisco Hemorrhoids (Piles) Fistulas, u
GERS Fissures, and all diseases of the reetum, of
whatever character, successfully and radically cured
in two six weeks, without the knife, ligature or
acids. The treatment is painless, and can attend to
business while under treatment.
PATIENTS have selected from hundreds OF
patients a few names: John ]. Mitchell, NJ. D.,
President New York State Medical Society; Judge
George NJ Reynolds, Brooklyn Court, New York ;
Rev. Vincent Palen, Post Chaplain, United States
Army, Camden, N. j.; Hon. j. Pierrepont Edwards,
British Vice Consul New York city II. Il Brom-
ley, oil merchant, 4S Sacramento street, San Fran
cisco jy201p1mMWF
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Society Dimness Of Vision, NOISES IN the Head; the
vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine and
many other diseases that lead insanity and death
DIR. MiNTIE, who is regular physician grad
uate OF the University Of Pennsylvania will agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case OF
special advice and ereatment) viii not cure, or for
anything impure or injurious found in it. DIR.
MISTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Inor.
urine, S.. Price of vital Restorative. So a
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40; sent to
any address upon receipt Of price, or G. o. d., Sc.
cured from observation, and In private name II
desired, by A. z. MISFIE. VI. D.. No. III
Kearny street, san francisco, Cal.
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It rather annoys woman after she has
had her child christened come romantic
Indian name, to learn that the name trans
lated means "old boots. ~ Boston Post.