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Frostburg mining journal., 1883-09-15

BUSINESS MISUNDERSTANDING to
the withdrawal of Insurance risks Mr..
O. F. Nickel has removed his furni-
ture goods to Odd Fellows Opera
House. He enjoys the same facilities,
however, for serving his large body
of customers. He has an immense
trade and waits upon his patrons with
great acceptability.
Pending repairs F. @. Beall occu
pies the new Stern building. He
will shortly return to the old stand,
two doors west of his temporary
quarters. With new and improved
facilities he will put things in zap
ple-pie order" for the customers who
stream in and out of his establishment.
CHURCH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY -
Pursuant to announcement from
the M. E. Church pulpit last Sunday
by Rev. J. P. Wright, a meeting was
held in the lecture room Of the Church
Tuesday and new organization to
be known as the Temperance Society
os the M. E. Church of Frostburg,
was formed. The following are the
officers elected:
Presideat--J. P. Wright.
Vice President- Cousine Kern and
B. 7. Jewell.
Secretary-John A Smith.
Ireasaror-J. M. ZimmeIly.
The officers, together with Messrs,
R. W. Mason, j. B. Wright and @.
M. Graham, constitute the executive
committee.
The society starts with good
membership and bids fair to prosper,
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-09-15

DEATH.-Hon. ]. Hanson Good,
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the wv. Va.) district against Gen.
Goff in 1882. and prominent attor-
nsy. died at his residence in Wheel
ing Monday morning, aged 40 years.
Mr.. Good made speech at Cincinnati
in 1880 seconding Judge Thurman 8
nomination for the presidency. Mr..
Good was a cousin of Mrs. D. w. Sloan,
Of Cumb erland.
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DoE'T forget Prof. l.. Porter's e1.
hibition at laul's Opera House this
evening.
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WATER NoTEs.-Johnson's plan.
ing mill has been idle two weeks.
1t der ends upon our water company.
Wilson's planning and Gorsuch's 8
brickworks, have private sources of
supply and hence have gone on.
1t is said that the reservoir will be
enlarged and recemented.
The recent rain has liquifed the
hydrants somewhat.
THE LAST MoNsTRosITY.-Ths st.
Michael sLonaet speaks Of 1t aa fol ows :
Mother Hubbard dresses are now the
rage with our little. MISSES, and Misses of
larger growth as well, just at this time,
which fact calls to mind the following
parody on "Old Neither Hubbard and her
Dog:"
Old Mother Hubbard
Went TO The cupboard
To get her poor daughter gown;
She made II up slattern,
With sack for pattern
And the style spread sll over town.
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A Busy Hour IN A JUSTICES Court.
Mrs. Biggs had q warrant issued
for the arrest of George Knoyer and
James Williams. Wednesday these
men were brought before Justice
Weis by Bailitf Wiliam., and the tes
tlmony showed they had stoned Mrs
Biggs' house. The Juice imposed a
joint fine Of $40; costs $6.45. Knoy-
er was also tried aud fined tor shoot
ing pistol upon the same festive oc-
casion. The penalty was $40 aud
1928 costs. While this trial was 60
ing on the Bailiff brought in John
Winebrenusr upon the charge of
drunkenness and profanity upon the
streets. Mr.. W. at once began to
drcusa the Knoyer case in its various
bearings upon socisty in such loud
tones that the Court WAS about to
commit ths offender to the "cooler ="
At this Mr.. W. became quite dscorcua
and underwent his own ordeal with
Immense suavitv. He was mulcted IN
81 6ns and 81 q costs, in default
whereof he want to the refrigerator"
tor Ave days.
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Where s's! our sons al! daughters?
TIL WINCHESTER NORMAL
OFFERS SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES IN
English, Latin and German
Mathematics, History and Literature,
Natural Science, Music ard Art,
Philosophy, Bookkeeping,
Primary Stldies PenmanGhp,
Theory and Practice Of Teaching.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
a FULL FACULTY

q FULL FACULTY
OF rar,'L yyp "" and .,c" ",r are enpo, Beside, the sew
en- gu"r teachers several assistants full o vgr and enthusiasm, val
liable help
Dr. Joseph Baldwin, Management say. Of the President j.
MIcilI; y teacher and manager he has olas Iii, school
Huntsville r,-cl e the he. had ever vitcd.'
DR. Rhwc William Jewell College, Mo, says: "F,w his
Missouri West and sustained higher
successful practical oaIh'r and tollg President Iau Mr. lIl"
Prof. ". I. Na> President o North Missouri Normal ale
educator {" the mt rank that presiding officer and teacher he has
very cw equals
I H. \. CLARK lisa nuiyco Tennessee
highest N He 'tI" and taught Tor twelve in the town o Win
chester aud his work and in the classroom show him to-day
accomplished teacher, in While cimaIc
teacher and gimo cld will qu,,-
tion his ability competing comparing rus with him.
Normal methods
Mis- Matte Full graduated in Mary Sharp Coli ls55, and
ship much praise Since then she has spent y"s in the Normal pc airing
herself Tor the Grand work OF teaching. She lady al fine ahl,
raSa student and worker Her fine social uali,, ,r len. training
Theory ana Ir "l teaching her scholarships and her experience IN actual work
Z" the '' a combine make her very superior tHhr Her
ness both natural and aNud will he admitted by those wh viu l
Mrs. Ci Tri lraoi Preparatory hIa,n, has Lrd ~ pc
ol twelve teaching primary branches and lil, cI, only
a., this
lifted Primary Teaching higher plane excel thus
benefit youth aud schools In Primary Work ri. without, per-
only in Winchester but, We believe in this portion the
Miss Bessie caucam o Texas takes the place vacated y Pref VIM
Mrlhran She Ia, va years experience teacher We
and students that mistake has been made her selection She
hr year, student "i President lrlriIis IN Missouri
Mis- Lille lH, ha- taught tie Music til, past
has warranted the Faculty purchasing rhrug her
work future In this Department hc will compare aoay with teachers
Of otlcrsrhmps.
Mis- Mamie French take charge School in Normal T, is
valuable feature to wca at non She wrluu
,choul
W., MalTyrl we'll friends OF the Normal will
teach hall nrtmc the various Departments, lrn,cc.
B-S" Send for catalogue
JAMES w. TERRILL,
July 2ltI, 1852 Winchester Tenn.
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urCash Argument
RE v ARDED!

Under our cash system wc have, in three
months, been compelled To move To larger
sturc-hou-c and employ extra force in order
To meet the demands Of our trade.
We don't claim to sell all the good. that
are sold here, but We still ray We will make
your friends treat you right. Even an enemy
is your friend il lie makes your friend treat
you right. Then how great friend must
your friend be- who treat. you right without
the making? Did yen buy i,r 81 fourteen
poundsoi choice sugar ten pounds olchoicc
coffee, or ii lull weight domestic At &c, or
best prin- at &C. before We put them down?
SUPPOSE you permit Harry To 90 to your
smoke house and takcunc Il your most choice
hams every week how long will il be- before
You would have to sell the remainder at duu-
bic it, valucto make good your loss? Thi,
suits our case exactly. Harry comes every
day-tthcrc are many llarric-.l Suppose
We load him down mot up with 10 pound
coffee and ll.pomd sugar lor$l. ForSl?
Oh, 10, but for the promise 81 81. No, sir;
We can't stand it, but pass him over To our
ncighb0rs who take chances On all alike with
only one consoIotion-,Ia, is, II Harry dent
pay, Tom and Dick will
We don't pretend to LAY all who ask ior
credit will moi, pay. Wradmit that Tom and
Dick will pay, and that Harry will not.
We are always busy, and To save us We can't
know Harry from Tom and Dick. He is as
gond-lookiug, and more glib on the tongue.
Now tolhc point: Gentlemen, two-thirIs of
YOU furnish the other onc-third all their lux
urics, DC. Thi, los, don't fall On Smith, Len
chan, or Mr., -, but the people foot the
whole hill.
We keep full line Of Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods, &C., al1oa general stock oi
merchandise, and pay the highest market
price for barter oi all kinds
=. ~ s. LENEIIAN,
Successors to Joe lcnrhan.
Dcchcrl, Tenn, Dee ~, lSS2. tsc21-S3
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New Firm !!

We take pleasure in announcing to the pub
lie that We have commenced business in the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Smith, adjoining the Postoilicc, whore W. in
tend To keep on hand, Tor sale, q general
stock Of merchandise consisting ci Dry Goods.
Boots and Shoes, Groccrios, Hardware and
Quecnswarc.
We will also keep FRESH MEATS the
best the country affords.
We especially invite our friend. To call on
us with their barter, for which We will allow
them the highest market price.
We wW MT be mdcrsoH By ony one il Ills
mdrLa
\ fresh supply Of good, just received.
Money paid Tor barter.
ELLIOTT ~ WILLIAMS.
May 9th, 1883
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Don't forget thcpic-nic at Winchester

Don't forget the picnic at Winchester
springs next Saturday. Everybody is
lyitel to 90 and carry lunch basket
Tie members of the Society will 90 in
wagons and start from Mr.. Phillips res
'hncc at seven in the morning. The
!l0ng folks anticipate a great deal OF
peasure, and it would he beneficial no
Doubt to the old folks also to leave their
doubles behind them and spend day
recreation at Winchester Springs. 1t
Ia, been suggested that fish fry would
add to the enjoyment Of the occasion,
'l it is probable that the Society will
aHy out the idea. Let us all 90 to
arpic,nic.
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Correction.


.UtG Home Journal:
| desire to make Il correction in the
linls Of the public, in this 1t is being
tcaated that DR.. \. L, Barrett, Pro-
eSr of Mathematics, &c, in Mary
'arp College, has advocated the re-
aoval of said institution to Nashville.
ada conversation with Dir Barrett
regard to the matter, in which he de-
Jared to me that he never favored its
r.noval; was opposed to it; that all OF
.S interest was hcre-his property,
@ he could not afford to advocate
'NI' removal, and that he did not think
+" the Interest of the college.
Respectfully,
Tom GREGORY,
Trustee, &c.
Winchester, May 9Th, 1888.
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a strenuous effort on the part of the cit
lzens of our capital to get the name eren
of that school. But, it must not, should
not be, His labors for about 80 years
mere, and respect for Mrs. Mary Sharp,
deceased, demand every honest effort on
the part Of the people of the county to
prevent its removal.
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u lnchcStcr, May 9TH, 1888.

James Hawkins, the murderer of Bob
reeves, was arraigned for preliminary
PRu'' last Thursday morning, before
b 4; John a. Lawing and ii. Il
lNN'l. Three or four witnesses were
Examined. The proof showed that
|n walked into the car where
pNcVcs was, when the train was between
'aueEson and Sherwood, and commen-
,ul 10 curse and abuse him for every
l!'us he could think of, and struck
Y" with his fist and pistol. Reeves
w ner offered to strike him back He
+" reeves not to rise from his seat. He
'"'ved the cylinder ofhis pistol until
~, next to the barrel that was load.
"a, ne then shook it at Reeves, and
"Oru !, IN his face, and told him that
|, "U H1 XIII HIM if he attempted to gel
NJ ne pulled out bottle of whisky
i'm W.T., Reeves he had to drink witt
r, G heeves refused, and he threw the
W.T. ~ him, which missed him ant
ea through the car window. Thel
mi ', ,'nn cursing Reeves again
I'd M ,o'a him if he got up, or tried t.
IN ~ nc would kill him. Reeves tolC
h, s ne would have to kill him, for h,
lug 10 try to get away from him
hmoI ' ''s, Then caught Reeves by tn,
x . "l his coat (Reeves was trying t.
,o +" all. amt pushed him down a time o
l., a I'''' then shot him and ran to tn
lsev uOOr and jumped from the train
FR ,o ~ so' up and walked, holding t
srn ", !, until he got about half wa,
H.. me aisle, when he fell forwar,
aIm %ea Immediately. No proof wa
o" for the defense. IIawkin
,Ia. y"a,'m',ted to Jail, bail having bee
,vo !, Marks, Fitzpatrick & Greg,
Ayis {. me nc prosecuting attorneys, an
Martin represent the prisone,
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DR. Davis fine horse, effect" was
exhibited on our Square last Monday.
lie is decidedly the most handsome horse
We have seen this season, and being fine
hooded and possessing the best quail
ties, he is the pride Of lovers Of fine
stock.
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To the Public !.

My Wooden Mills, nj Owl Hollow, are now
in operation, turning ont Jeans, Linscys and
Blankets. Ny Carding Machine is in good
order for making wool rolls, and the custom
Of the public issolictcd.
! will pay the highest market price, in
cash, for all wool delivered ut the Mills
W. RANSOM.
May oh, 1883.
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Mr.. Godfrey Eichenberger, Of Ohio,
brother to Mr. John Eichenbergcr, OF
Ielvidcre, is prospecting in our county
with Il view to locating here. He is
very much pleased, and speaks Of estab-
fishing cigar manufactory in cur town
At no distant day.
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We direct especial attention to the
advertisement headed "New Firm"
These young gcntlcmen-Enpch Elliott
aud Matt WILLIAMSBURG quite popular,
and We feel that they will build upa re-
mmero,ive trade. They have the best
wishes of the Home Journal.
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Elders Mitchell and Baxlcy, of Ala
hma, will preach ut the Primitive Bap-
tsl Church, on Wagncr's Creek, next
Saturday and Sunday, the 18th and
18Th of MAY.
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Notice to Teachers.

For the convenience OF those living at -
distance, ! will meet them at Winchester on
Natnrlays Tor the purpose Of holding cxami-
nations. Examinations will be held at Rob
Gi DOnncl Institute.
W. l.. CHERRY,
Sup't OF Public Schools for Franklin Go.
May 9th, 1883.
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Chancery Sale
For June 1, 1888.

f.. III. SillSbce and NJ. T.. Jennings VS.
Nancy Estill ct. ais.
By virtue OF decree OF the Chanccry
Court OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nounccd at its JANUARY Term, 1883, in above
cause, will, on
Monday, June 18th, 1888,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
offer lor sale, to the highest bidder, Tor
CASH, the following. described trac, oi land
living in civil district No. OF said county oil
Franklin, bounded as iollows: East by the
lands OF Mrs Nancy Estill south by the land,
OF Seth " lloughton, and west and north by
the landeiormcrly belonging to the estates d
John T Slater and Wallace Estiil, jr., deed
Said tract contains - acres.
Sale in legal hours.
This May 18th, 1883.
GLEN. ARLEDGE, c. Il VI.
may9-tds 81
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Ex.Treasurer Polk was rc-arrested
last week, upon bench warrant issued
by Judge Allen. His bond was incrcas-
ed to $50, 900, He was sent to Jail, but
it Is probable thar he made the bond
Yesterday
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The Missionary Society of Earnest
Workers will meet next Sunday, at 3
D. M, in the Methodist Church. Sub
Iect: A summary Of the winters study
on Missions. Everybody invited.
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The communication Of "M.," in re,
card to the Mary Sharp College, was re-
eeiyed too late for this issue. 1t will
oppear next week.
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Alta chment Notice.
State of Tennesscc-franklin Count,
Abraham Buzclton VS.. Samuel Kohl

Abraham BMzclton VS.. Samuel Kohl.
In this cause ii appearing by affidavit that
the defendant, Samuel Kohl, is justly indcbt-
cd to the plaintiff in the sum Of one hundred
dollars due by note, and is II nonresident OF
the State OF Tennessee 50 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him
and an Original Attachment having been lev
ed on his property tract OF land containing
30 acres, more or css-by Frank Lcicbrr, II
Constable Tor the lst civil district OF said
county.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Home journal, II newspaper pub
Ii,hcd in the town OF Winchester, Tenn, for
four successive weeks, commanding the said
defendant to appear before me, an acting Jus
ticc OF the Peace for said county, at my office
in Winchester, Tenn, at noon On Thursday,
June 9TH, 1883, and make defense to said suit
or the same will be proceeded wllhex partc.
This May It'll, 1883.
JOHN \. LAWlNG, }. p.
mny0-lt
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Embrey Bros. d Co. have an adver-
tsement in this issue. They have one
oflhe largest and most complete stocks
ofooods in town. Go and see them.
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Rev. DR.. Du Bose will preach at
Trinity Church Sunday, the 10th in.
slant-morning and evening.
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Miss Finnie Scott, Of New Orleans,
returned to our town last Friday night,
and will spend the summer here as the
quest Of her cousin, Mr.. Slater.
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Embrey Bros. 6 Co.

a nice lot Of White Block Satins,
superb.
y nice lot of White India Linen.
y nice lot Of White Linen Lawns.
y nice lot Of White Persian Lawns.
\ nice lot Of White Victory Lawns.
a nice lot Of White Laltucc Lawns.
\ nice lot of White Piqucs in variety
\ second stock Of new Hamburg,
Swiss Edgings and Inscrtings.
Also, Laces in very pretty patterns,
and IN extra lot Of Linen Lace and En-.
broidcrcd Collars.
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Mr.. W. Ransom's Wooden Mills, in
Owl Hollow, are in operation now. See
advertisement,
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Carter q Bro. have received from the
Factory big stock of Fishing Tackle,
Minnow Netting, &c. 2
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DIR. Grisard returned from Texas sew
oral DAYS since and resumed his prac-
tice here.
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HOME JOURNAL.

Read the new legal advertisements in
this issue.
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10000 pounds Of Wool wanted for
cosh at Carter u Bros. 2
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The proimcled meeting at the &. Z.
Church closed last Sunday night.
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Embrey Bros. & Co.
BRADFIELD'S
G g zs
bradfe|d'S Female
Regulator

Is Il Special Remedy for all diseases pertain
ing to THE WOMB, and any intelligent wo-
man can cure herself by following the dircc-
tons ltis especially cilicacious in eases OF
suppressed NJ lmbJM Mmstrmtion tie Whites,
and pdrtm ProLI~uS 1t affords immediate
relief, and permanently restores the Menstrual
Functions. As Il remedy to be- used during
that critical period known as "Chmy n LU,'
this invaluable preparation ha, no rival!
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BARGAIN


On Carter IL Bros Bargain Counter
will be found the balance of their rem
nant of goods, at
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HOLMES IMMINENT

|. an lNESTlMABLE BOON to all child
bearing Women; real blessing to suffering
females true
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MOTHERS FRIEND.

When applied Il few weeks before confinement
it will produce Il quick and safe delivery
control pain, and alleviate the usual dread
agonizing suffering, beyond the power Of Ian
glagc to expires
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or 90 with crowded places No man of
sense will dispute our assertion that the
country has fewer temptations than Il
crowded city. And we go so far as to
assert that in proportion as country
becomes more lhickly settled crime in.
crcases and moral law is more disregard.
ed We have Travelled very much over
the United States, and we aver that
there is no place that is superior as an
educational point to Winchester. We
have everything here to inspire the
mind in the way of beauty. Nature
has been partial to this section, and we
think we would be carrying coal to
New Castle" to leave here and 60 to
Lake Como, Venice, or Genoa. As to
health, we are not disposed to make our.
self foolish by pleading when no plea
is necessary. If the pure air and pure
water of this section are not superior to
the foul water, ccen i Uttered, Of cities,
then there is no sense IN philosophy.
And it is quite a compliment to the
Mary Sharp that its location in the
country has resulted to the end that
such big city as Nashville should SC
covet it. We congratulate Dr. L. G
Graves upon having so well managed
his school as to have to witness in the
"scre aud yellow leaf" of his noble life
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PRYOR'S OINTMENT

IN 7 UN . UlN l MGN l
Is Il sure and speedy cure lor B,md az Hd-
ng Piles, Sores, lccrs, 'rumors, Fislula, Burns
Corns, felons, sore Nipples, etc. Its effect,
are simply marvellous, and it i, an incXprc,si-
bic blessing to all afflicted with either OF the
above complaints. Try it!
gs6" For circulars, testimonials. and full
particulars, address Sole Proprietor and
Manufacturer OF these
THREE GREAT REMEDIES!
j. BRADFIELD,
No. los Soulh-Pryor ST., Atlanta, Ga.
May ~
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turer years, such g Loss of Memory, Lassi.
tude, Nocturnal Emissions, Aversion to So
ciety, Dimnees Of Vision, Noises In the Head ;
the vital fluid passing unobeerved in the
urine, and many other diseases that lead to
insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun
DRIED DOLLARS for . case of this kind the
VITAL RESrORATIvE under his special
advice and treatment) will not cure, or for
anything impure or injurious found in It..
DIR MINTIE treats ell Private Diseases sHc
cessfully without mercury. CONSULTATION
FREE. Thorough examination and advice,
including analysis Of urine, So Price of
VITAL kRsroRATIvE, s. bottle, or four times
the quantity, $40; sent 10 any address upon
receipt of price, or O. o. D., secure from ob-
servation, and in private name, II desired, b.
A. Z. MINiIE, M. D.,
IL Kearny street. San Francisco. Gal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Sent on application by letter stating symp-
toms, Sex and Age. Communications richly
confidential.
DIR. MINTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY; NEPH
RETlCUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney aud
Bladder Complaints, 6onorrhea, elect, Len.
corrhBa. For sale by all druggists /; 81 pei
bottle, six bolt es for SIS
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS arc
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA aud Bill.
IOUS cure In the market. For sale by ali
druggists.
All orders for medicine 20. o. d. must be
accompanied with 81 a. Q guarantee Of good
faith, which will be deducted when the PACK
age 10 shipped. jsl2 DIV 1y