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Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
More Precious Than Gold.

More Precious Than Gold.
New York Star.
"About ten years ago." said an
officer of a safe deposit company, 1--WE
had in one of our safes a small box
that contained a child's primer, two or
three picture books and a fish hook
and line. This box was left with us
by an elderly lady, and It's contents
once belonged to a child that died
many years ago. Two or three times
q year the lady came to our place and
examined the contents to gee IL they
we're all right. She was the mother of
the child, and she seemed to take q
sad sort of pleasure In gazing upon the
articles that had amused her darling in
the Rlong ago. Finally she ceased
coming, and when the time for which
she had expired, we made inquiry as
to the reason 1t was not renewed.
We then learned that she was dead"
who was the ladyi"
81 must decline to state her Names;
but I will say that her husband was a
quarter of a century one of the lead
Ing business men of New York. He
took the little box containing his dead
wlfe's treasures away with him."
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
Prohibition in Kansas.
Kansas City Times,

Kansas City Times,
Col. Carpenter, the collector of In.
ternal revenue, furnishes the follow.
Ing figures for the year ending April
80, 1881, the year before the law took
effect and the year ending April 30,
1882, the frat year of prohibition:
From May 1, 1880, to April 80,
1881, there were issued 1877 retail
liquor dealers stamps, 80 brewers per.
mits, and 80 wholesale liquor dealers
stamps. From May l, 1881, to April
80, 1882, there were issued l,787 re;
tall liquor dealers stamps, "a brewers
permits and II Wholesale liquor deal
ers' stamps. ,
The number of retail liquor dealers
stamps Issued from May /, 1889, to
February 6, 1883, 10 $500 wholesale
dealers stamps 80, and brewers' IL
1t will be seen by this statemsnt that,
although there was q falling OIL In the
first year after prohibition, yet the
second bids fair to entirely outatrip
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
A oh,neSs Hpn&r in New York.
Detroit Post sAd Tribune.

A Chlnees p|pnSr in New York.
Detroit Post sid Tribune.
found ON Mulberry street the well
known cheap Chinese restaurant kept
blythe solemn, iovial Oriental whose
name Is Fun None. "Chinese dinner,
seven %oents," was the sign outside.
''Ill eat it II 1t kills me-" thought 1,
and went In. "One dinner" said I.
"Yip-alle light" F. M. answered.
I surreptitiously smelt of the butter.
It seemed good. I tasted 1t. 1t was
good. He brought a generous plate of
roast beef, hot and reeking. "Good
enough" I thought, and tackled 1t.
He brought op dish of beans-good
beans. He brought coffee-prime
Java. He brought boiled potatoes.
"Beautiful," I thought. I slyly
whistled In my napkin. I dispatched
them. He brought me a small piece
of pie and cheese; I hadn't expected
that, really. I immediately enter.
tained them. "S.e-v-e.n cents" l
kept saying to myself. "Why need
people go hungry2'
"How mucheeP I asked, gracefully
falling into the Chinese language.
"Forty.eight cents"
"Forty.elght cents! Great Scott!
You said seven cents"
"That'le for Chinaman. No goodee.
Mclean hungly. No muchee for seven
CENTS"
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
An Extraordinary Case

AUSTIN, TEXAS, Feb. 20, 1880.
To Mr. j.. w. Graham, Druggist:
Dear Str-My case was an acute form of
bronchitis, and was of one and q half years
duration. I employed the best medical aid
possible, but failed rapidly, until the doc.
tors said I would die-that my case was ia.
durable. Thrown upon my own our
/ got Q bottle Of DIR. WIN. HALLS BALsAM
FOR H LUNGS, and in six hours felt q de.
cided relief. In three days the cough al.
most disappeared. Now that my chances
Of life are good for many years, Iearnestly
recommend the above to every sufferer Of
lung or throat disease.
feb24d&w-eod-1w @. G. LATHROP.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
the year previous to prohibition In the

the year previous to prohibition In the
number Of stamps ishued.
There cannot be much doubt but
that the true way to enforce temper.
ance by law lies moro in the direction
of high licenses and strict supervision
than In any attempt at suppression
altogether. This has been the expe-
rience everywhere In striving to con-
troll intemperance. Granting only to
men Of undoubted character, make
them pay q license that will shut cut
the low groggeriss that do the NILS.
chief, put them under strict super
vision, and enforce the law absolutely.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

The finest mayonsise dressing for
all kinds of salads, cold meats, raw to.
matoes, picked salmon, cabbage, etc. ,
Is DURKRE's SALAD DRESSING. Better
and more economical than homemade.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

*For the delicate and complicated
difficulties peculiar to women, Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is
the sovereign remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05

Norway, and Duke of Schleswig.
Holstein, of S~tormarne, of Dithmarre,
and of Luxembourg, let him come for.
ward now, In the name of the Holy
Trinity, and show what the impedi.
meut Is, or let him remain dumb for.
ever!" This is repeated three times,
and upon NO objection being raised, he
lays his hands upon the head of the
car, who immediately kneels. At
this point the Metropolitan of Nos.
COW takes the mantle of ermine from
the table and throws 1t over the kneel.
ing GEAR, saying: "Cover and protect
thy people as this robe covers and pro.
tects thee;" the emperor replying:
II will, / will, I will, God helping"
aud kissing the p%relate's hand. The
bishop of Novgorod now places the
sceptre in the czar's hand, saying:
"May thine hand which holds this
wither the day thou art unjust" the
answer being, "Be 1t so;" after which
the bishop of Kieff places the crown
upon the emperor's head. Al this
point the empress kneels beside her
husband who partly covers her with
the cloak of ermine, and also holds
his crow above her head for q few Sec
onds, without, however, placing it
upon her head.
LONG LIVE THE CAR.
The czar and czarina remain In
prayer for several minutes amid a
deadly silence, and the instant they
rise to their feet bishops, mobiles,
deputations, clergy and all present
kneel to them, shouting "Long live
the car" The cry Is taken up by
the hundreds of thousands who are
outside, the heralds sound the trum.
pets, guns are fired, and bells are
rung. The czAr commands the people
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-05
SUMMONS AND PREPARATION.

1t has always been the rule to issue
the imperial ukase respecting tho
coronation several months In advance
In order to give guests who
have to come from q distance
ample time. The minister of the
household, by order Of the car,
sends iny itations to all friendly courts,
to presidents of republics, and to for.
eign diplomats. Commands, not In
vitations, arc sent to the members of
the imperial family, the clergy, no.
bles, officers, p%erfeots, governors,
judges, the chiefs of towns and vii.
lagos, etc. The great ceremony has
always been performed in the Church
of the Holy Assumption, within the
walls of the Kremlln, at the
ancient town of Moscow. An
old law orders that every
building must receive three
coats of white paint for the occasion,
but the Muscovltes do not require to
be forced by law, the are proud to re-.
ceive their car, and for weeks pre-.
vlous to the ceremony their town Is In
gay holiday attire. Invited monarchs,
princes and diplomats are the guests
of the palace, but Russian mobiles ar.
riving in Moscow are directed to the
mansions Of other mobiles of the same
rank, whom they, most probably, have
never met before, and whose guests
they remain; while strangers go to the
many hotels and private dwellings
which the municipality rents for the
occasion, where they stay at the ex.
pense and as the guests of the city.
Although some of the emperors have
wished the ceremony to be performed
in 81. Petersburg, the clergy have al.
ways maintained that such a o
ton would be illegal.
The great KremlIn is not one build.
Ing, but a city, and q strong city, too,
In Itself. 1t Is an octagon plot of
ground of many acres on a high eleva.
ton, surrounded by high walls and
Notifications, and contains four crown
palaces, three oathedrsls, the head
quarters of the imperial guards, the
governors residence, q university,
and a number of monasteries and nun.
neries. The appearance of the Rrem.
lin Is exceedingly striking, as the
walls are white, the Notifications
emerald green, the entrance rose
tinted and the roofs of the cathedrals
gtlded, the whole forming o wonderful
combination. The coronation process.
begins to form at the cavalry bar.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
coNnExsED TELEuaAn..

There was a large meeting held in
Ford's op m House. Washington, W, d.
ncsday night und r,tAe auspices of the
Gan m Gnel" to ,xpr. So the Am rican
opinion OF the * cution of o'Donn,ll.
Sv raj ConEr, ssman, among whom
were Robinson, Of NV York, Callins, OF
Indiana, and Fin rty, of Illinois, mad.
spe'chss denouncing tn, British Gov
ram mt aal eu,ogizins o'Donn II as n
martyr and patriot. Great enthusiasm
pr-vail,d.
The Car was injured recently by be-
ing thrown from wagon while ont
hunting.
Hsnry Mand,l pCrish'd on the desert
between tn terminus o; the Carson and
Colorado Railroad and Calico mining
district recently. He att mpt 4 to make
til trip ON foot, without suihci mt sup
ply OF wat r. AMI it is suppos d that he
lost his way. b cams overcome with cold
aud thirst, AMI Ia Il down and di d.
Edward G.. Rough. discharged stage
carpenter, Who tried to fire til. Casino in
New York has l,cn s, EteLoed to the
Stat prison for s,v,n Vars.
Ths Spanish Mail st amer Saint Au-
gustin,, IN route from Manila to Liv. T.
pool WAS burn d ut sea Sunday. Eighty
two p rsons on board took tn Small
boats and ars supposed to b. sav,d.
Ths collicri,s i'll Northumberland
county. Pennsylvania, hav, susp nj Il,
and 1000 workm- ii a.s thrown out of
emYloym mt
Thomas q. Doyle, 7. Mattan and u.
Z. G!azicr, promin. ut stock ma OF N
b-aska have been lodg,d in Jail on Il
chorRs of fraud ia having sold a band of
cattle on which Ia rc WAS chattle NOR
tgags for Sl0,ruh without giving tia.
buyer notice Ia go.
4 grand L. crpt.on was t-md r.d Gsn-
cral Hancock in til, pavilion at San
Francisco Thursday night. H.'was nc
cOmpanicd from th.' Palace Hot, by
Gov, rnor Ston. man and Mayor Bart. tt
with an escort.
The mains of Congr ss:ian Haskell
w,rc int nd Mt LawT, ne, Kansas, on
Thurs lay with appropriate c,remoni +.
The formal op ming of the Michigan
{ ntr.1l Bridge ov.r tie Niagara river II
tL" Falis toei place nn ThnIElay. The
str Myth OF the bridge was test d by
placing twenty locomotives 5 and twsnty-
four cars load Il with crawl upon it at
the same timc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
A Merry Christmas.

Behold, how good aud how pleasant
it u for pr$laaoIues to dwell toiethar ~
unity = =
~ will b. seen by reference To PnothrT
column, tn teachers Of the TuscnTora
schools have been employing Ill ir time
outside of school hours. since the last of
Scptcmbsr, in matters pertaining to their
own personal nfioirS, and have made up
their minds to uni:c their forces for the
battle Of life, and consequently they
celebrated their Christmas holiday with
little ceremony by which, in the Ian
guagc oi Scripture. 1.-THE twain became
on, flesh" Tn PARTIES have our bcSt
wishes for future prosperity and hnppi-
ness, aud We sincerely hop, that at each
annual return Of the birthday Of Christ.
$50 called they will have no occasion
TO regret the occurrence, Of Drccmber
%. 1883.
We are informed that the Schools will
continue during the present school year
under the same management Ms hereto.
fore With only the slight dificrcnc, of the
change in name Of the primary teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
EH- sEN .T0R sPEN Err DIS
SIIARGEu.

judge Wylie, in the C:iminll Coart at
Washington, decides in the case of Er-
Senator Spencer, charged with contempt
III !n'ling to appear i'll the Stnr-routc
trinl, that the subpoena is void because
there was no pena.ty attached to it, and
ordered the discharge of the pris Jner.
The chase and capture Of Spencer.
with the bill o: expense attached thereto
IL II fitting corollnry to the stupendous
Ear of t.lo trial itsself. 4 suit for dam
ages 10y Mr.. Spencer is now in order and
the recovery of large sum from the
Government for the wounds inflicted upon
his character. is all that il now neccesa-
sIry t. the winding up o! the swcct-scentc
Str-route business in IN appropriate
AL patriotic manncr-A Government
pension to MesssS. Brady, Dorsey &
Co. daring the balance of their nltlri
lives. might. however, prove q judicious
investment as nm encouragement to 9TH
er excessively loyal patriots.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
'h-y-n.e Teller Oa,.

The San Francisco Stock Report tells
ot very refined lady travelling in n Un-
Ion Pacific sleeper who captivated the
entire car by her gentle and well.bred
demeanor and was the idol for two days.
At Cheyenne she got of the trniu, and
recognizing tongh looking character
remarked: 1"HelIoa you id old glloot!
How are yonr" and rushed to his en-
brace. The inmates o: the sleeper who
were on the platform to bid her good
bye scattered back to the car at lively
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

We read OF man in Philadelphia
who attempted to beat the record Of the
longest spree. lie had been drunk CON
stantly for three years. and died q few
days since with a glass Of whiskcy in his
hand. lie beat the record. hut cannot
ENJOY the notor"ity he attained. Elko
has number ol men who are following
the example of the Philadelphia incbri-
ate, and il is only matter Of Il short
time when snakes will tyinr about their
shrinking formI, an SOFA whisky Will
stand and crow over thrir li!clcss re-
mains, unless they let up ON drink
An Omaha paper says the Protestant
church embraces three times AZ many
woman "a men. So docs Protestant
ministers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
HeSnharI In - NV R.I.

SARAH Barnus." n satrical bisogra-
rhy of Sara i rnhart, by h form 7
friend, Mari Colomb r. was th. cause
ola frsc fight among tho fri nGs o. the
woman and scandalous quarrel b :
t~e.n the actress aud the author. Sarn,
incens d at b ing dcscrib Il as "Sh.
Barnus, :" ask Il II po,ic TO seize book.
Til p;i d that sh must Sc k dr IS
from tn evil tribunal. Sara, accom-
piii Il by Ia son, proceed d on Sunday
T. Cplomhi RS sill nee and struck h r
in In, fac, with II riling whip. Column
bi r q d, pursu d by Sara, who smash i
" rything on tn way. Mcanwhii, tn /.
Fri ndS of I'll women indulg d in n ir G
III int in anpth part o. III hpus @. 1t
is said that tn nfflir will lead t. num-
ber o! du IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
A Great silver Mine.

ThcGundalupc de los Reyes mpe at
Cosala. Mexico, has now been in oppera-
ton for eighiy.thrcc years, and has yield.
ell it, lucky owners the comfortable sum
Of Sl2O,0O0, 900. Its workmen are tap.
ping the silver treasure 1000 feet down
in the earth, Aud the average length Of
the paying chute is hbout 5000 feet.
The average width Of the vein is 30 feet
and the value Of the ore is S35 per ton.
The mine produces 500, 900 per month,
at mn cxpcns, OF 100000. using two 20
stamp mills, and employing 400 men,
the wages running from 81 to five bits per
day. the men boarding thcmclycs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

An illustration Of the rcdiculous and
annoying way in which church choir
will somciim run together In words Of
n hymn. is afford d by tn remark Of II
small boy in one of the front pcws OF II
large and fashionable church in Boston.
The hymn beginning:
"rhc consccrntcd cross I'll bear" had
just he II sung, aud in tho momeniary
quiet which followed, the pcrplcIcd
youth turned to his father and asked in
an earnest whisper. 'sNy pa, where do
they keep .hc consccratcd cross.cytd
bcar?" ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
CHAIRMAN cAssIDAY.

Nevada has been honored by the ap.
pointment Of Hon. George W. Cassidy
to the position of Chairman OF tbs Com
mittee on Pacific Railroads. Our II y
resentative has also been appointed a
member Of the Commit e on Mines and
Mineing. or the latter appointment the
Sentinel says:
In this latter capacity he will be at
home. as during his long experience Us
journalist and legislator the interests of
our min couatEy have byen at all
8 times his chief study We believe, also,
though he is perhaps less familiar with
the intricncics OF the railroad business
and the laws affecting that institution
than with mines and mining, thnt he
will be founl in time familiar enough
Sith the situation to render valuable
service in the chairna usti!p lie has b.sn
honord with. and by whlch. though
him, Nevada is also ,Ic ptionaily honor
cd. 1t ~ position OF grave T,Spons;-
blty. however. which n mau in activ.
po!.;ic..! Ne Il iios s!,Ss tE ssr-;o D. eoI.
gratulated on attaining. Owing To tn,
constInt strife b TIVE I'll, people. re-
Present d in ths L gislatures OF ths
States and oi thc nation AZ W u, und the
ST at railroad corporations, a Inau who
stands bctw :cn the tao lorsrs. is pr1b..b-
p ~ more liable 10 nhvvrs, criticism than
thc Chairman Of any oth.r commit ,c in
either House Of Congress- II Is th =
plain hut difficult dnty of the l. gislatlr
a. put nsids all feeling in such sitaa.
tion and to d al ,qui,abiy b tw sen ths
paIti y concern d, without either yield
ny To- tn, bland.,hm nts of monopoly
or allowing himself sway Il by tn SOME
tim,s oy,Tcxacimg masses whom. moth
ing short Of "einchms'' ii, railroads
will satisfy. The I'm nds of Mr. Cassidy
Nr not nuNinus. They b licyc that H.
will prove himself equal To ev,ry cmyr-
g-ncy. aud that h will do ~ valuable
service at Washington for tho country at
larg, AS he did for Nevada, and .spc-
ciaIly for Eureka county, in the Stat,
Legislature. -..-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

What man is, is his Chrlactrr; and
What men think him TO bc, is his rcpun-
ton. A mans reputation may bo yhri.
able. but his character is apt to bc stead.
fast aud abiding. Men sometimes think
they hrc building character when they
are only getting reputation. Newspapers
cannot give character, but they can give
reputation. Nobody can give character
but the man himself to whom il blongs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

M,ssrS Bartlett & Ostricchcr. of the
Gem sccdved to-day direct from the
east, 5000 gallons of double proof Pure
Apple Cider, which tn guarnn:r, to he
TIL finest ever of rcd in the Market.
Families will save money TO buy il as
you rec iys two gallons boiled down in-
TO one. Call AMI sample it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

A Michigan girl told her best young
man that she would never marry him
until hc was worth 100000. So he
started out with brave heart to make
Il. GLOW are you getting along,
Gcorgci" shc ASKED ut the expiration OF
a couple Of months. "well, said he he
hopefully. IL have Iivcd up S22." The
girl dropped her ey glnshes and bushing-
ly remarked. IL recon that's near enough
usorge."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

The negro burglar who murdered
Bruce Hunt Mt Durango, Colorado. was
surprised at dayhrnk ON Wednesday, on
the Southern Ute Reservation. lie in
stantly ran 10 the edge Of the prccipcc
aud Icapcd forty feet. and Was terribly
bruised when taken.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
4 Itsrrh,rI I'm.

IT, p,-.,., A. f.u.
;,,, arI .,;,a, :, ~ ~. ,..,",.' va y, ~,
vs,,,,.,.?', r.. r.',. " ~
.,., n'.'-
nc luDOIcT III tDlN country Hctt 100
smart and independent. Unless he is
brought down peg pretty soon he will
rnle MS all lie gets too mnch money by
half. You cxclaim against foreign COM
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

President Arthurs Cabinet is thus de-
scribcd. brewster IL the most pnnciil.
lioua member, Frcliughuyson the most
nristocratic. Lincoln the quictcst, Grcsh.
ham the ablcst. folgcr the mos, judicial,
Teller and Chandler are the two who
keep track Of things generally and the
hardest workers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30
Elsh IIsll Plot

Mary Hltforl call Il on DR.. Rose,
prominent q ntist Of Leadvi!lc. and
made the starting quest that lac fur
nish her with poison that could not be
dct, ct d in an autopsy, for which she
Oder Il to pay $500. Sh. rcluctlut'y
admitted th.t sh: wish i to rid oi
her huSbinl y, that sh could live with
his brother. with whom she was cnaIn-
oreh, AMI njoy tn Insurance u: $50
which her husband carried on his lie.
DIR, Rose mad, an appointm lat with the
woman to m,c ct hers II and Ii r broth r
in-lnw at his o!Iic, in the cv, ming. and
lac arranged with the police and int r, St
rd insurance men to attend th int rvi,w
hut conceal til msrlres. Thr false wife
and hrndish broth tvealrd the dia-
bOlical plot, and both w,re urryS;cd.
Tho wife is % y nrs o! nsc and h-r hus-
haud's broth 90.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

A stupid looking tramp knocked atone
OF the finest residences in Austin. and
was received by the lady Of the house.
"what do you want'" "pieasc, m,
give me dime 10 buy glass Of bread:
,acuse inc, I mean n loaf Of beer"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

Will you sun with Dysp psia and
Liver Complaint Shiloh's vithliz Is
guarantc, d to cure you. Sold by +. +.
Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

Catarrh cured. Il a.th and sweet br n,h
cur,d by Shi!oh'T Cntarrh II m dy.
Price so n,s. Nasal Inj ctor free.
For sale by r. r. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

Group, whooring Cough aud Dron.
ehiiis imm diatcly rcli v,d by Shilobs
Cure. For sale by +. +. Mnlltr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

That hacking cough can bc =, quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
il. Sold 10y +. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

4 Nasal Injector free with each bottle
Of Shiloh's CAtarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. For sale ty f. +. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-12-30

Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive
cure for CAiorrh, Diphthorin aud Cank.
er Mouth. For salc by +. +. Muller.
II has been decided by Judge Nelson.
in the United States Court Of Mnssachu-
setts. that evidence procured by phil
spoilers against liquor sellers cannot be
received. lie decides such testimony TO
he against both law md good policy,
thus throwing IL out Of Court.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-06

&7CA WEEK. sl2 dayat home easily made,
~ SCestly outfit free. Addrss, rRuE Co.
Augusta, Maine.
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nal russi,ns Asusio to society, DIM
| ness of Vision. Noises in the bea''
he vital fluid passing uuobserved III me a'ihe'
and many other diseases that leat &c irsani's an"
death DIR. MINTIE will agree TO forfeit rive
Hundred Dollars FRA case Of this kind inc W
TAI RESTORATIVE tunder his s~c'ri @'S'ee
and treaiment) will not cure. or for ah'thi"s I'M
uure or injurious found In it. DIR. Minnie
treats all Private Diseases successfully "'h"u'
mercury. Consultation Free. Thor" IN eNa'h''
nation aud advice, including analysis of usine soh'
Price of Vital Resolutive, So 20 b"t'h' - 'o"'
times the quantity. 5000; sent TO any al ie's up
on receipt of price, or G. o. D.. secure Il ON "oser
ys,ion, and in private name. if desired. ~
A. E. MINTiE, M D.
II Kearny Street, San Franc geo. al
DIR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, NePH.
RErICUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney al Il fladdei
compls nts, GonorrhGa, elect, Leucoiil oea. For
ale by all druggists; sl.0o bottle. six Lotties Tor
$500.
DIR. MINUTES DANDELION PILLS, are the
est and cheapest DYSPEPSIA amt BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all drn sists.
Jan. 2. ISs0.--H