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One Hundred Thousand srlshrd.

LONDON, Sept. "A correspon-
dent at Amsterdam says: 1t is be-
lieved 100000 persons persisted in
Bantam III the recent calamity. 1t
is also believed that the garrison and
fort at AMER were swept away. An
extensive plain of volcanic stone
has formed in the sea near Lamperg
Samoha, preventing communication
with Telokbelong and southwest
Java.
The HAGUE. Sept. Marquis
Ripon, Governor General of British
India, has sent two agents to Ban
tam to ascertain the extent of the
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

III De sent To any one applying by
I"'t"r. stating symptoms, sex aud aye
:; "t secrecy in regard To business traI ~
actions
br Miitic's Kidney Remedy NEPH.
EH ft'tN, cures all kinds 1T kidney and
bladder complaints. g"n"rrhua, gleet aud
lcncotfhua For sal" bv all druggists
IL a bottle. bottles for -.
Dr. Mintic's DANbEi.I ~ PILLS arc
tl' hst aud cheapest dyspepsia and bill.
llotIS cure III the market. For sale by nil
druggists iriy
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rh~s, Gi~et, stricture ~ phiiis. In all
forms. seminal Weakness, InpOts aey.
night LOSSES by dreams. pimplcs on the
face and lost manhood car positively 10
cured. The sick and afflicted should not
fail To call upon him. The doctor has
spectei thoroughly The various hospitals
there, obtaining a great deal Of val BILE
information. which he In competent To i'm
part 10 those In need Of his services DIR.
GIDEON will make no charge unless he
effect cure. Persons at distance may he
cured ut home. All communications
strictly confidential. You see no one but
the Doctor. Send ten dollars for pack.
age of medicine. Persons writing to the
Doctor will please state the name OF the
gap": they see this advertisement In
Charges reasonable, Call or write. Ad
dress DIR. J. +. GIBBON, BOX 1 1857 San
francisco.
Nav 2sth, 1880. "
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Ia ~ dd''i AZ such ~ Loss 80 M.mp-
~. its>Itud", Nocturnal I'm ~<iot. Aver
SION to Soc. tV Guinness at Vision. Noises
~ tn" Head. IN" vital nuid passing unub-
served III III. arm" aud many other dis
Ca, ii,.i lea 3" Insanity nj u attn
DIX MN ", W,u ,> a regular tLvSi-
"i'n ,grad'gt uf the | University II Penn
~ .NHuial viii srrr' To- 'rI', - tiV- uu 10
"a, . D"i, y, Tor = ga. co. lis sind the
- 'L ~ - b.t,I.e under bi. ~r.-
- Al advice and tl.attuc,p vii nni ,,,,,.
90 Tor anNthin. IW'u!c or Injurious found
~ %. DIR M'>'ii ~. ti.als all private dis.
''~''~ etl,r'o ally vi hrui mercury. Con.
-"' '"'"" free. Thorough examination
ana advice, ii.cludlug analysis ui ur,n-.
". Price of VITAL H-Sior.r ~ n botiic
or tour tiIno- :h" quUtity $40. scnt to any
address upon rcc"ipI at price, or c. - ~.
secure from observation and in a priynte
maine IL desired. bv
a T.. MINrIE. MD.
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Kendall's SpaVi4 Cure.

Fr'mn.t, ohio. Jan 18th. ISL.
pE. Il =. kI&HtI. \ 60. Gents. thinl,
II my duty L. frrdri Nnu nav thanks for
lenelltS aiid profits whic.l nave derived
from ,our Invaluable AT ian, famed 81 49,
YIN Cure" Ny coa~Ii: aud had 4 >aIut.
ahlt stallion worth cI.huu " nirn had A,
very bad Spayin. and WIS pronounced by
iuur eminent Veterinary surgeons, Z =
N"nd amy cure. and that the lIu ~ VA
Gone for ever. A. "a last res ut advised
NV c"il>!n To try loitIc oi k.ndaII~
= AVN Cure. Ii had al lnt-Icl. ,ilcci. the
thlrd bottle cured II amt the horse il as
well as ever. DR.. Dick of Edinburgh. the
etnlnenf veterinary surgeon WAS an
uncle Of mine, and / take great interest
III assisting bis Profession
Your, truly.
JAMS \ WILSON
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To the Unfortunate.
Dr.. Gibbons
OISPENSaRY,

E.)sl kEARNEY
va ST.. corner %.
Commercial Street,
San Francisco. l;s-
I Ia. shed IN 1884, FIR
tho treatment Of Scx.
ual and Seminal Dis
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Local Notes.


week
Mis- Gala Ne a. ant, OF th~t
onmtlai, dangerously III, of con
,,.st,,l, II The lungs
Mr. ! W biaIee nni w'c -
po,,lnd. were over IA a visit To Mr.
Ihles nni FANNY Of lIn"tict, tins
weoA
The local h'h@ ~ h'' is counter
eNtsn let 1" COM ''' wa ''N '''"''
acquutd dl~'nc'' 10 "' "''"S '''
First National
Nh. u g l. = al vii "frn
primary aud klhdeiti''" -ch'o' III
the east rooin 81 - YIN '"''S''''
Institute, n'N M"hd",
Mr. = q Ward hn- lifted mp a
n,s, office for the iac,uc Express
90 ~ the rcnr Of bis store, with
entrance @" '"' u '''''''
Tho ne" postal '"''' may """ u"
obtained at any oi Tue '"'"'E o''''
Offices f"r ANY snn from ono cent 10
81 ~ The Ice - three cents
A Band ui Hope :" 10 u" "fSh''i|eh
- the VI T. 'tu'ch' '"'''"''""
, saturday AFTERNOON at ''ooh'
All the children ARE 'h'"'' " w
present
Mr B't'man two stores are III
receipt ol splendid lh' o' So"hs'
the hi-t irHSailment oi The lafS"
stock he ~ now ichaSinB III Dan
Francisco.
James Gillls, logger IN Wiley =
camp, on Big Skook"n o"s' h"d I"
leg broken by " cham which parted
last Monday lie was brought up
for surgical treatment
Io.t m ID. ncishborhood Of the
Co,,,,est,ona, Chuich. gold lock
81. with photograph !" Tue "''"'
The finder VIII toe '"''""'S ''""'''"
by leaving 1t at this "''''"'
At Tumwater. on the .'oth nit.
q daughter was born 10 the wife OF
NJ. John McClocd. and on Bush
prairie. on the vi instant, I" daughter
10 ths wife OF MIR. beorge ""S'oh'
Mrs. l.. NJ. and Mr. W. ii. Clark
request us to extend their sincere
thanks 10 tho 6remen 81 Olympia
and those citizens who aided them IN
saving 'oe'f proper! ~ '"' N'
House hfe'
The chilly temperature 'nu'c" 'eS
the approach OF Autumn 'n' '''"'
when prudent men Jay IN their VIM
ters supply OF fuel. while yet the
means of hauling are good mud
prices re"sonao's'
Vim. Il. Russell. IL convict sen.
teueeSl 10 Ia years imprisonment. es-
capped from Seatco, u few days ago.
II strikes us that these escapades
have become remarkably frequent Of
late.
The steamer Emma Maynard co.
lided with . ship coming out Of the
harbor Of Seattle. Thursday morn
ing. by which she had portion Of
her guards torn of. The amount Of
damage IN, however. quite small.
H.. Ia,u, -, G. H.
cisco, better known TO our people by
her maiden name. Miss Joyce Shell
ton. Ia the happy possessor of nine.
pound boy. The precise date Of his
birth day parties will be September
Sd.
Cant p.,c;va, "a h,;Ia,n, n, nv.
tens'on. CD feet square, 20 the south
end Of his wharf This improve,
ment Is rendered absolutely Dcces-
sary by the rapidly increasing bust
nes" Of receiving aud shipping
freight.
The grade at the E.stside budye,
IL one Of the improvements which is
fully up to the spiri, of the times
Though 1t may cost more than it
should under ordinary circum stances,
1t is permanent. in character and OF
lasting vsluo.
Tn. .,o.m ,v,;.,,.s o,,h. r.,.;,o
s.v and .h;n,,. ,;,,. ,.n,,;,,,
evidence that thsse en,sr,,,..s ar. IN
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

West Enosburgh, Vt. Feb 18Th. 1851
DR. u. j. kE,DAIL 4 Co.. Gents: >c,rra
months ago | injured my kntr inlnt
which caused an eIIiargrrcut To- grow the
size OF a large walnut and c,is,d
me very severe pam all The time
Ior Tour hvc weeks, when began To use
heiidaIl : spawn Cure With the mos salts
factory results. 1t has c,tnul,,,ly n,
moved the enlargement ami stnnrrd the
lalnencSsani pam. I have long known IL
to lie excellent Tor horses hut now know
II To j." the best linmrnt for human tirs
that am acquainted with.
Yours truly,
+. p. LAWRENCE.
Is sure in its eff cts, mild in its action as
IL uoes not blister, yet II is Ircnctratingand
powerful 10 reach every deep seated rain
or 10 remove any bony growth or other en-
aige'heits' such aS sravns splints curbs
caIiouS' Sprins sweliings and any lame.
ness ana all enlargencntS of the Joints or
lihpS' or Tor rheuniiiism in man and for
any purpose tor watch "a liniinent il used
Tor man or beast. IL is now known 10 I've
the best linImcnt for man ever used
acting mild and yet certain Ia its effects.
Send address tor illustrated Circular
which we think gives positive proof of
It's virtues. No remedy has ever met with
such unqualified success t. our knowledge
tor beast as well rs man.
Price 81. per bottle, or six bottles for x5
All Druggists have it or can get II for Won.
or IL Will he sent To any address on receipt
81 price by the proprictors, DIX. B JkEN.
DAHL ~ Co, Eno,burgh Falls, VI.
SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS
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RymI'i'
! 60.
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the first woman who had ever taken q
medical degree in the Dominion.
Colonel Rutherford, Of Philadelphia, has
lust presented to Mr.. j. A. Hiestand, Of
Lancaster, Pa, one Of The pixies carried BY
John Brown and his followers In the mem
orable Virginia raid.
FL Congressman James NJ. Ashley, o.
Ohio, OF Andrew johnson impeachment
fame, Is afreQuent visitor to New York
City and may often be seen down town
He makes his headquarters at the Astoi
House. Mr.. Aston long ago gave up poll
tics.
lord Stamford, who died lately, owned
tons Of plate, partly in consequence OF
member Of bis family having left bfquesst
the interest to be- annually applied TO tn
purchase Of plate. Some similar arrange
nent has led to an enormous accnmula
ton OF the same at Burleigh, where ever
The hinges OF some Of the doors are sGid t.
he solid silver. There are in England ant
Wales at least 500 complete dinner.servicte'
OF silver. A full service has plates FOL
tweniy.four persons, ind the cost is iron
Sl5 600 upward.
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~. Il 4FouHe'
The LOuisriRe Courier Journal inquiries
"What ia the Democratic party here for
except to reform the tariff
Well, we can think Of half dozen thing
that 1t is here for that have nothing what
ever to do with the tariff.
tits here to give the Republican party
something to defeat every four years.
1t ia here to excito.envy in the breast O
every American humorist asst disCourses
OF Capitalization, as II it were really
mentioning something.
1t Is here to give striking illustration
OF inane unfairness and cowafdice by Eneer
ing fraud" ut an electoral commission
which It helped 10 form and by whose de.
Cision itagrGed TO abide.
1t Is here to show how long party tina
Is clean out Of principles and whose record
cannot be safely handled without frs
being deodorized, can keep above erounc
simply by force OF momentum.
1t Is here to determine whether, being
hopelessly divided against itself on the free
trade issue, it can be glued together in 1888.
by a platform committee.
1t Is here as the most notable politiCa
shocking example known to our history.
1t Is here to sit up nights, suppliatini
the smiling people to make u change fol
the sake oil change.
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Nathaniel Simpson. Of Brooks, Me-, q
pensioner Of 1879, Is l0l years old.
Thomas Ball, the sculptor, has rented
tho Boston studio occupied last winter by
Hubert llerkomer.
Doctor Schliemaun will receive the hon,
orary degree OF d. Gil. at tho coming OK
ford commemoration.
According to tho Paris Lirre, NJ. Emile
Z,IG Is now engaged upon novel 10 be
called ala Joie de vivre."
Admiral Porter has entirely recovered
from his recent illness, and is now enjoy.
ing better health than he has for number
Of years.
Miss Augusta Stowe, Of Toronto, re.
cciyed tho degree Of MD. from the Victoria
University Of Coburg, Canada, on May 10,
In presenting her DR.. Ogden said she was
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uadn,t seen II In that Light.

"I'ss done LEFT de Yergers," said Matildy
SNOWFALL to Amanda Grow. "Whehtr You
left 'em? DIDN'T pay you your wages?"
20, yes, dey paid me my wages, an Mrs
YerSer has nebber gibben meauy sass, bul
| leT 'em all de same" "Well, den
whotTar you left 'em2"' ~ left IN kase o.
late AIrs. Yerger has got 80 puny and weak
dat her silk dress what l has been wearin
Ter balls and parties don't lit me no NOAH
"FIits serve yer right, Matildy; ef YOU
hadn't carried off to your folks all dc
groceries, Mrs. Ycrger nebber would hat
fallen of so much in flesh. Ye was in
jurin' yo'self, Mslildy." II nebber looked
on in dat light"
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The Mo.t Lorable widow.

Sss York LEs.a.
The most interesting widow in America
Ia Mrs. Hamersly. ISaw her yesterday.
She was tall erect and singularly impressive
in bearing. Her carriage can be no better
described than to say 1t was that Of a West
Point military man, sOftened by repTodnc.
ton in the other sex. That Is 70 ray, she
was a happy medium between stiff dignity
and plant grace. She had a very pretty, II
not Beautiful, face, but it was her air OF
high breeding that distinguished her above
others OF equal comeliHess. She might
have been the aristocratic heroine stepped
out from conventional society novel.
She Is the daughter Of Commodore Price,
Of the United States Navy. She Is in
rearing aud character all that her demeanor
promises, aud widow at 80 with $5,O0o,.
COO. There will BIZ fight by her husbands
relatives probably, but with no prospect o.
depriying her Of any considerable part Of
her wealth. Doesn't that mako her the
most loyable widow in America?
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Kidney AID Liver EheAAes aud Rheu11tlEm.-
Suffered Misunderstanding seemed " hep me;
could not etoutof bed. Dr.. sh!iIh S sgiSl me-"
Wheeling, WA
catarrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired VOiCe-oul.
efcd for yeas; patent niGdlCins Iailed 10 help ma
DR., smith completely cured me-"
Of epeidUl d Co, Wheeling, ". Va
Dyspepsia and liberated ,. stNIAsSh a -S
toe Ta, IAs HOLT, lnSdrshCo Asent,
Hu.-"HAd them for fourteen yeaIh ". sn!lA
seroiuia, Running Sores Oh Head.-"Ay son wn
.fiiictsd Tor fourteen yeah Nothing teeIned 70
aeip ILL., - MIS-. UAIHERlNE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, y, Va
Cancer. -"suffeIed for yearS Win Cancer. HAdh
cut out three times. II returned het each Oper4.
ion. DR.. smith cured me without knife SsaqslSG
Eles, Fistula Of AnuS.-Flat u my back IOt
veets. Reported dying Dr.. smith cured me with,
out knife, In 1--we weeks r,,o,,,u co,,,,,,
wholesale Grocer, MEiu 81, Wheeling, wa
rI,ce,aIions OF Rectum, PTolEpSus and PleG
-"Was given up 10 die and pronounced ilcu,A.
w. - H' -" s'-'' WASHINGTON DELAEY.
Martins RerTy
Rev II. O. Iadd wrltes:-"Dr. Smiths prClOs.
donal services In my family have been nOsi au+
iactory, and commend him 10 all u gentleman
and Akilliul physician" ,,,
Mn. Margaret Kelb RyE:-"i had been knaehrs
Tor seven years and treated " many ph!AelAn 10.
dysnepsiA. Dr. Smith said hAd Tape worm, AID
N afSht hour removed MOu ter lUy itGI long"
Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yeah IN hospitAlifOf
females. Give me peci lar advantage III sneh clss
Persons cured Of Ca,arTh, dtGeaIsts Of heAIt liver,
stomach. lidneyS, akin, blood, nervous affections
and Sesfnesses Of mtn AID youth, ScrOtuA and
asthma testify 10 my Success.
Piles cured without the knife ,....,
Patients al distance may be treated BY letWTGnd
atIslaction guaranteed. A chart TOT telt eAAmlnA
dOn sent On receipt Of TWO thEeeteh1 A'AmpN AhH
tdyice returned tree. ,,-..
IonsuitstiIn al ofice FREQ. Once hour from "a
Il. 10 r. n, daily. Call on or add ca
JOHN X, sMlTH, X. D.,
myi2 No 1901 haplLne = WI. Ing Va
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A beautiful woman in Troy works in an
iron foundry. She has been crossed IN
love. and SAYS the din Of the iron shops is
the only thing that keeps her from think;
ing and insanity. She has to make herself
as physically miserable as possible 10 keep
her brain alert.
Great distress has been caused in Saxony
by the increase Of 40per cent in the duties
on fine knitted goods brought into this
country after July l, as it will practically
close the American marketto these wares,
and it was upon this market that the pro
duceIs mainly relied.
NJ. Rsbourdin has made some expert
ments with binoCular vision, which leads
him to the conclusion that man is one Of
the animals which possess in the Lowest
degree the power Of seeing things in relief,
and that he uses one eye more than the
other as a necessary condition OF clear
vision.
The authorities OF the Argentine Repub.
lie are making commendahle efforts TO ele.
yste the standard Of education in that
country. The Government has Just Sc
cured the services OF eight young women
racen,ly GRADUATED from the Normal schoo!
at Winona, MINI, to take charge OF nor.
NAL schools in the Republic.
A proposition is before the Baltimore
School Board to make the tenure OF school
teachers ten years. The object Of this
measure is to take the schools out Of poll
tics, and though much opposition is shown
to Il, it will probably become a law. The
project 10 establish an industrial school in
Baltimore Is now fairly launched.
Sixteen completely petrifed human
bodies we're recently discovered in coal
mine in France, with fragments oil petritied
wood, weapons and tools. The walls. OF
the chamber in which they were found are
decorated with drawings OF men and beasts
fighting Some Of the articles found are
now on exhibition at Lens and Lille.
A professor in the university at Client
recently testified as an expert in o lawsuit
in Brussels that the popular idea that cop
per is injurious 10 health is nothing but q
prejudice. He relates in confirmation OF
his testimony, that he, his Wits and chill:
dren bad taken large doses OF the salts OF
copper without experiencing anything hut
beneficial effects from them.
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General and Mrs. Jesse Benton Fremont
have returned to this city to reside, and
ara living in oneofthe beautiful fiat honsee
owned by married daughter, on Fifty.
ninth street, near Seventh avenue, and
overlooking Central Park. Mrs, Fremont
Is in excellent health, and goes about a
great deal. Tho General Is absent at pres
ent. Mrs. Fremont Is anxious to obtain
information as 10 the whereabouts Of q
marble bust OF her father, Thomas II,
cold Bullion' Benton, which was mis-
takenly sold several years ago along with
other household, effects in her absence. She
naturally desires TO recover 1t.
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DIED.

s1HArEa-on Friday. June s. 1888, at 1880 A.
". JANEs A. g., son u Frederick and Retecca
sChRler, aged year, II months and days.
Funeral from the residence OF his paren's this
taaturday) afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Friends OF the
family arc invited 10 attend. Interment at MI.
ZION Cemetery.
RIHELDAFFER- On Friday morning June s.
1853 at $50 o'clock. .MLa RIHKlD' PER, In the
6Sth year OF his kge.
Funeral services at hIslAte residence, 70 Fifteenth
street, Sunday afternoon ats O'Clock. lntsrment
private at a later hour.
NEAvH-Iu Cincinnati, Ohio, on Thursday
night, June 7. 1885, MrS. JANE 4. NEAyE, 10 the 16h
year OF her aye, relict Of the late Chsres Eeave,
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The oldest commanders Of the German
corps d'armee are General Tumpling,
Baron Barnekow and Baron MonteutfGI
each Of whom has attained the age o.
SEVENTH four years. Among the French
gener | on the other hand, the oldest
L COME and Lalemaud, are only sixty.six
Indeed, the ay erIge age Of German GHrei-
al. sixty seven) Is seven years great thau
that nj the French (slxty) LORD Ma
pier, the oldest Epg,hh Genrrl, is seven
~ three, ind the average age Of hiI
9 mpeers issixty three.
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ne,cenaanls Of George waslinEton,

Baltimore AmencGn
At ! o'clock yesterday afternoon ex'
Judge Daniel X. Magruder was married to
Miss Rosalie Eugenia Stuart Webster at
Memorial 2. E. Church, Rev. W. NJ. Dame,
the pastor, officiating. The church was
crowded upon the occasion. Hon. j. I.
Brscoc, Secretary OF Stale, acted as best
man, and Miss Bessie Webster, sister Of the
bride, was bridesmaid. The usners were
Messrs. Harry 0rrick, r. Joseph Wilson,
OF Prince Georges county, Augustus Sol.
lers Wilson, OF Calvert county, and John
H. G. Williams. The bride lisa great grand
daughter OF Noah Webster, the famous
photographer. Recently tho names Of sew
eral young ladies have been brought before
the public at the time OF their marriage by
the erroneous statement OF their being
direct defendants OF GeAeral Washing.
ton. AS the Father Of His Country" had
no child, there could not have been any
direct descendants. General Washing
ton married, as is generally known, tho
widow Gusts. Her only son, John Parke
GUSTS, married Gov. Calvert's youngest
daughter, Nelly Calvert. On the death OF
her husband, John Parke Gusts, her ten
der love for her bereaved mother.in-law
induced Mrs. Gusts to give up to her the
grandson George Washington Parke Gusts,
and her youngest daughter, Nelly Parke
Gusts. The two children were adopted by
General Washington as his own and reared
as such in his family at Mount Vernon.
Some five or six years after the death Of
her first husband, John PaIke Gusts, the
beautiful young widow married r. David
Stuart, OF Virginia, the lifelong, intimate
and confidential friend OF Washington
Their youngest daughter, Resale Eugenia
Stuart. married the only son Of Dr.. Noah
Webster, and it was their great grand.
daughter who stood at the altar yesterday
in the Memorial Church and became Mrs
Judge Magruder. The bride was dressed
in white Ottoman silk, trimmed with Ouch.
esq lace, and wore diamond ornaments
and wreath OF orange blossoms.
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TnTKtTtJUFJ EHdlt VVNTI1R
However much We may differ with The
Wheeling IXrELLIGEScRRa at times we always
admire lis candor and frankness as well as
its independence. To be true Journalist
requires and independent spirit absolutely
above all questions Of spoils or party. The
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is independent enough to
say what it thinks and we admire 1t FOR
doing it. But the lSrELudENcER is not
only Independent but generous in Its deal
ings with other papers.
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Or. J. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline Street.
f a. Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of a physicians mcceS d thu
testimony Of hth patients The thcTVshil dsmAill,
ior my proiesio.l services prove That have dealt
honUfably and fairly I'LL th0se nhU have
me. never use 4 pauenth uatne without pcfini,.
I0n. though have many hUAdIel ur!llcni,,f
irotn tho whom | have cured After Ghey had ltyn
nroIlounccd incurdble. A thorough medical e,In.
Cation, with many yeAn h0splAl rxpSItuuCe aud
familiarity with theEAputiC AGENT, u UItse Ub en-.
SncS Of tempen mental pectAiahlCh and AtSicI Il.
tertIon 70 hygieniG management iLIsurs sutCts. il
cure d possible, and frankly give The patient my
4s1Ininn.