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Evening star., 1883-12-27

The afictiou that has fallen upon Gen. McKen-
He,-the heaviest that can Come upon a rattona!
De!ng,-fn the impairment Or his mental faculties
VII awaken widespread sympathy for him and his
family Gen. Mckenzie Is OF the youngest OF our
general officers, and his record IS Of the most
brilliant His appointment, a few months ago, TO
department command was received with general
satisfaction, and the misfortune which pre-
vents him from enjoying his new hoIors Will be
universally depOTed. His friends are not without
hope that prompt and sklIlfuI treatment may yet
arrest the dis3rier, and every assistance is be
rendered to that end that science can supply.
scarcely day now passes without reports OF
extensive labor strikes due to threatened reduc-
lions in wages. IL Is evident that in many impor-
tsht industries there has been oyerproduction lead
Ing TO gidt, forced market, sacridce-prices and
either stagnation In trade or unprontable aetiy-
ny- Merchants are complaining that While large
volume of business Is done the profits are cut down
D. competition 10 next 20 nothing Abstraetly,
t2eSe low prices should raise the purchasing power
or money and thus permit reduction in wages.
Bl, unfortunately human society does not move
as easily or fts track as theorists calculate SO
That very often there Is horrible trouble and con-
fusion while the world Is wearing down It's new rut
To run in II Is % be hoped that no serious labor
difficulties are how impending, but late dispatches
froa the coal region remind One disa greea bly, OF
these which preceded the Molly Mcguire troubles
OK = few years ago.
Evening star., 1883-12-27

CHAArAGSE CHAMPAGNE
DELBECK h co.
CHI PAGNES
THE EXTRA Dry
Is the finest rally dry prpcurabe and identically
the sarl4r as shipped 20 England
The WIN BRUT"
Champagne without any sweetenine It is rich,
fruity. clean To the taste and Possesses great
tonic prCpertles
THE "DELNONIcO"
For decacy, purity ami elegance the "DELMONICO,'
has no superior. and TO: those who do not falcyS
very dry wine nothing can be better
THE GRAND Vim SECr
Is dunn dry cbanp payne full Of quality and In
every respect first class.
For sale by
c. C. BRYAN,
18TH AND STREETS NORTHWEST
d2a-3t Washington.
Evening star., 1883-12-27

PpER fiErps,Eok
PIPER SEC
CHAMPaGNES
THE MOST FAyoRTTE BRANDS IN THE
TNiTED STATES
For Sac Everywhere d5-3m
Evening star., 1883-12-27

OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO CALL AT
THE BALTIMORE STORE 9Os SEVENTH
STREET NORTHWEST,
And inspect their choice assortment and most
able prices. We mention:
Good Black Dress Silk, 75c &c. 81 90 81 25 to 81 60
Black Satin Rhadame, 90c., 81 90. and aI5O
Black Rhadzimir $l25. This article never before
sold for less than Sl75
Fine 24-inch Bonnet Silk. 81 As well worth $500
Colored Dress Silks closing out Come and ex.
anime them.
Black and Colored Satins-all desirable shades.
Silk Pushes. Silk Velvets Velveteens Embroidered
FlaHneis
Ourstock Of BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES We
are creating little breeze in these goods because they
have been marked at prices that made by our
competitors 1t will to look At the Dress Goods Of
all kinds-at hard pan prices.
Large stock of Fine Alpaca and Silk Umbrellas for
presents. ranging from 81 80 to So 90 each
On our second floor have opened a handsome
SHAWL, SKIRT. AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT. and
we promise to supply friends with fresh and aesr-
ably articles in this line
i. BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE
Evening star., 1883-12-27

HoLrDAr Goops
our Holiday Goods are now open and comprise full
and complete stock of elegant Books of every descrp
ton. Russia Leather and Plush Goods great variety
We could not enueratc the lines goods but
invite friends examine the stock and Judge for
themselves
OUR CHRISTMAS CARDS WERE NEVER MORE
BEAUTIFUL
German Favors Speciality
d2O wM H. MORRISON. 475 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Evening star., 1883-12-27

The dark side OF Christmas Is reflected in the
news columns of the press as well as its festivities
and good cheer. 4 number OF murders. q tragic
nre- involving the death OF brave fireman. TO
mantle suicide for love. brutal prize fight brawls
and disorders innumerab;e, suffering at sea- fail
ures In business, and labor strikes, make up
gloomy list But such items are sporadic BY and
large as tse expression Is, the world celebrated the
birth OF Christ With peace and good VIII.
Evening star., 1883-12-27

LACE NrckwrAR,
The Paais Royal is Offering all Importers Stock Of
Lace F1chus and Scarfs at wholesale prices.
SINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE.
Lot 12-25 doz Spanish Lace Fichus and Scarfsheavy
silk, full size 98c.. general retail price 81 49,
Lot 17-29 doz asilk Spanish Lace Fchus and Scarfs
extra size, Sl.35 which is nearly half usual
price
Lot 2l3O dcZ asilk Lace Ficus and Scarfs in "escu
rial" Spanish, beautiful designs. in heavy
silk 81 48 and S2Gs. We could name more
than one store in this city who ask S3 SO for
the same goods.
Lot $50 doz. Handruu Spanish Lace Fichus and
Scarfs IN cream and black. These goods are
truly works of art" and though they C, st
from So. to Si5 each they are better value
than we have hitherto been able to give
CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
HandkercheIs. very beautiful quality of silk
We offer the lot at 75c. and Csc, each of which is
much below usual prices for the quality we offer
FANS. FANS!
Lot 80 comprises 100 doz Fans in Ostrich Satin and
Silk. with pearl. ivory and tortoise shell sticks
specially cheap Fan is one in Satin, beautifully
hand painted with ivory sticks, for 9Sc each
Our White Ostrich Fan for S34 .63 is worth $50
Evening star., 1883-12-27

one vain rlan has at last paid the penalty for in
oue1hg IN The habit OF wearing an uDusu-
ally long and snowy beard. He is a Cfncinnatian
and giOrted In what il called a ssffteen fncher He
Host t by getting il caught in rapidly revolving
SHAFT which threatened 10 "take him I'M also. He
was able 70 brace himself, however, so as TO pre-
vent the fatal result threatened, but he lost the
beard, and with It the flesh from his chin and his
lower Up. Like the boy who was kicked in the face
D. mule, he isn't 80 pretty as he was, but he
knows . good deal more than he did.
Evening star., 1883-12-27

Mr. Randall lost no time Ia calling his COMMITTEES
together and the steps already taken show that its
work Will be pushed with energy. 1t Is customar,
u prepare the ''iistle' appropriation bills during
the recess, 80 that the House can have something
TO work on as soon as it reassembles, and In addi
ton we are promised this session the pensions bill
which, though very far from being ssrtle.n +
simple IN ts details and unlikely to cause much de
bate either In committee or the House,
Evening star., 1883-12-27
HOLIDAY GOODS.
GREAr1Y REpucEp PRrcEs
ON ALL WINTER WRAPS.

q ~
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
HAS MARKED DOWN, ALL WINTER SILK AND
CL0AKs. AND FUR LINED cIRCULARs TO
SPEEDY SALE, AS HE PREFERS MAKING THE
REDUCTION NOW TO LATER IN THE SEASON.
THE STOCK Is REPLETE WITH ALL THE LATEST
PARIS STYLES IN WINTER WRAPS, AND EARLY
PURCHASERS WILL SECURE The CHOICE.
ELEGANT STOCK OFLYONS SILK vELyETS. RAD
liners. OTTOMANS, SATINS. BROCADES, RIA
MH1R Mp ALL coLoRs' FOR DAY AND EVENING
PERINOT's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERED AND
FANCY SILK AND LINEN NHANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES SILK HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY
EVENING q LKs SILKS. GAUZEs AND BEADED SATIN
TABLIERS
fRENGE Eisa7 y 1BsRsoApcIorHs AND rR1cors FOR La
LARGEST LINE OF GENUINE INDIA sHAw1s
EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY
= lT,FANCf : GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS "SPE-
tEsPkc1AL TslqIa & APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
niE- nifx-CHo1GE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
UoPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
sEAToN PERRY.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9TH street
Estaohshed 1S40 d22
Evening star., 1883-12-27

:, VELAr1,s
620 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
And 1889 PENNSYLVANIA AvKEUK
For Holiday Candies have the largest assortment
In this city. We have quite number Of men employed
n manufacturing Pure French Candies and the Famous
Velatfs Caramels. =
Imported Pure Olive on on draught. n28-6m
Evening star., 1883-12-27

Aneo1prr1r Puan
No. iRye Whisky e2tO psr gallon; Monticello Whisky.
- ssnSn. 7sc, guart bottle; Arlington Whisky, 81
wsi:f wssii:f q a. g.. St. bette; ;; Gn.hnF POOsss
John Gdl6.lml GoGEEA 06 - Grssf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
DUEL VITA A HlRARk.

Every soul on board crowded to the
side to witness the duel. 1t was bound
TO DO war to the death. One or b ,ta Of
the combatants must die. The brute
was what il known rs a right shark, and
was about thirteen feet long. His black
and shining back. SGT with sharp fms,
made ne shudder and grow ceathly
sick.
Ubukis met the first rush of the mon
stor BY darling aside and letting the
with his sword Mt the tail AS it whisked
past. anu thin line OF blood on the clear
water told that his Aim h AZ been a good
one. While the shark was near he
swan WIFI half his soly oat of the
water, taking good care that his legs
were never much belsw the surface; bu,
when it went by ZEE dropped - the NECK
and looked up at Us with a grin Oh his
coffee colored face.
Ne Kill UNI" he shouted.
The next ruth VAS sliui! .r to the first,
but this time, when the white belly mp
peared, Ubuaia WIS beside It. We stw
the point of mia sword blade eater Its
right eye, and then the native Owed.
coming up thirty yards away.
| began to breathe easier now. The
fellow carried himself in the water with
"a much ease AZ the fish itself. uni the
sword gave him An advantage, whil0
the sh ira's inability to use its .ws with,
out turning over VS. another point lii
his favor.
The fish seemed to be fairly naddened
by the Last wound. and We oOull see its
dorsal fin ripping through the water for
a second and then it went down ont of
sight, leaving nothing but the kanaka
visible on the vide stretch OF " alter. Ii
the sight OF tho monster WAS horrible.
how much worse was its disappearance.
We did not know now upon which side
OF the devoted Swimmer it would come
up, and we held our breath, waiting as
one waits WHEN u diver has been under
water a long time, and every minute
seems an hour.
The grin had lief: the natives face,
and be kept whirlinG about like q tee
totun, ready to NEE: tbs attack q: any
point.
After the lapse of few minutes the
familiar Il came into sight again, and
Uoukia's body rested with his eyes on
the enemy. There was no rushing on
the sharks part now. 1t advanced
SLOWLY, ready 10 swerye with the slight
est III otion Of the native. 1t seemed de-
ternined 10 approach him SO slowly
that its momentum could not possibly
carry it past him. He waited until its
muZZ.e was not ten feet from him, and
then, assuming the aggressive, he darted
forward, barred his blade to the hilt III
its eye, and then swan leisurely to the
ship.
For ten minutes the water within a
radius of many yards WAS dashed into a
white foam by the diving struggles of
the monster. At times he would throw
himself completely on. of the water,
showing the whole of his round tapering
body and ugly month. Finally, howev-
or. he rested his belly upward without a
motion. and U5ukia's face glisteued
With pride.
Good" said be, Gbin2 into his
canoe: me kill nm"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
BIZ INDEPENDENT AND HELPFUL

Ii has been wei! said that there is
nothing in the wide world that secures
| success SO completely as does perfect in
| dependence. People who are always
waiting for help. may wait a lorg time.
as a general thing. A little assistance, a
little influence. Is not TO be had by ask
ing, bat there IS always something one
can do himself. Do it, whatever il is.
with will. Ifa young lady. don't si.
Sill and hope rich man will marry
you. while your aged fAther tolls for
your daily bread. Learn how - help
yourself. aud take care of yourself as
much As possible. Rather be one who
does things for others, than one who
must have th:sgs done for you. Two
hands. t~o feet, sight and strength
these ought "a enable Won 10 dispense
with help while you are youag and vicsr-
ous.
Men who can defy adverse circum-
stances, aud can earn q living II any
quarter of the world in which they are
dropped down; who can roll Up their
sleeves and set TO work at almost any
thing that offers: and who can even sew
on their own buttons and make them
selves cno of tea when deprived of th.
help of wonankind. are the ones who
are really indepen lent. The mos, help
fal women are the kindest and ;rues.:
and rs for \ man. never trust him IN
any Capacity IL be has no: within him
thu true spir,, of ;ndepen lence, wishou:
which neither strength no. sweetness
| NAV be- hoped for. In the battle ~ life
there Is but one WAY T.. s1coced--1ght i:
out yourself. Civ. the helping hand
vhen yoa may. Take it, If IN some
sore strait IL l. Offered freely. bat Fever
ask for II. BE Indrpenden, As far as
man may re II you W uld honor your
self. or o. honosed by others, or be hap
py.-L<chssg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

4 couple sat beside the are.
Debating which should frs: retire.
The husband sportiveiy had SAID.
- Wife, Won SHOULD 70 and VAIN tee
bed"
" never will" she quick replied:
" did so once. and nearly died"
" And | will not rsieInsd .hs spouse,
With firner tone and lowering broxs.
Ard thus a war of words arose.
Continuing till they nearly frozs.
When both grew nute-and lowering
higher
Around the family climmering fire,
They tren bled over the diving eIsbers
IS though the aguo had seized .heir
members,
Resolved, like heroes. ne or to Weld.
But force each other from the field.
And this this once fond. loving pair
In silence shook and shiverad there.
Ill every spark OF fire Was gone.
Aud cocks were crnTIrg for the dawn
When AL At once the husband SAID.
Wife. hadn's soe better 20 - b-'i:''
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
FIVE OBEDlENT Husbands.

There were five of them together. and
it WAS late. They had been drinking
Finally one Of them looked at the clock
and said:
What will our wives say when We &c.
homer"
LET them say what they want to-
Mine will tell me to so to the mischief"
replied No. ?.
I'm tell you what we will do. Let US
meet here again in the morning and tell
our experience. Let the one who has
refused to do what his wife told him to
do when he go. home pay for the nights
entertainment"
That's a good idea. We all agree to
that"
So the party broke up, and the men
went to their respective homes. The
next morning they met at the appointed
place and began to relate their expe
rience.
Said Mol
when l opened the door my wife
was awake. She said: A pretty time Of
hight for you to come home. You had
better go and sleep in the pig pen, for
later Rather than pay for what We
0tohh taSb htkus utA WAht euC lciN AAC
to. That let's me out"
Next
No. . cleared his throat and said:
when l Got home tumblcd over q
chair and my wife called out: There
you are again, you drunken brute. You
had better wake up the children and
stagger about for while, SO they can
see what a drunken brute OF a father
Ahn, M,osa2 <,,Sh
tbs childlen and staggered abou: until
my wife limited to mo TO stop. She used
a chair to convey the hint. Iha: let
me out"
Next"
No. stood up and said:
II happened to stumble into pan Of
dough, and my wife said: Drunk again,
Hadn't You better Sit down IN that
dough- So sat down in il, and thai:
lets ME ont"
Next
No. 1 said:
II was humming tune. and my wife
called out: There you are again, Hadn't
you better give Us a concert" ! said,
Certainly, and began to sing as loud As
| could. bat she told me to stop or she
would throw something At me: SO
stopped. That lets me out"
No. ) looked very dlsconsola.e. He
said:
Il reckon I'll have to paw. Ny wife
told me To do something none Of YOU
would have done il you had been il my
place"
What is it,"
"She said: So you though. you wonld
come home a. last. Nov, hadn't you
better so 10 the Well and drink 4 couple
of buckets OF water, Just 10 astonish
your stomach That WAS more than
barsaiued for; SO its my fcreral.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

May Nor SPECIAL SENSES EXIST ?
There is no reason Why other animals
may no. have special senses which per-
ceive some of these yibra;i rs, hile they
NAV be totally unable 10 perceive some
Of those which make up our sensations.
just rs a blind man is ignorant Of blue
and red. SD may We be of the sensations
of some of the lower animals. This IL
the more prosasle from the presence II
many Of them Of organs which are evil
dentv sense organs. vet which DO net
seem 20 answer TO any that We have.
Thus the line of pores along the side OF
tish is line of sense organs that ar
10, eyes. ears or organs of smell; AMI It
is more taau probable that the curious
organs that have been described upon
the antenne of insects may be the seats
Of senses which We have 40 idea Of.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

BT BCLWEB LlTIOS.
There is no death. The stars go down
70 rise upon some fairer shore,
And bri ght in heavens ieweled crown
They shine forever more.
There is no cath The dus: We tread
Shall change beneath the summer
showers
To golden grain, or mellow fruit,
Or rainbow-tinted flowers.
Tie granite rocks disorganiZe.
To feed the hungry moss they bear:
The forest leaves drink daily life.
From out the viewiess air.
There il no death The leaves may fall,
The flowers may fade md pass away;
They only wait through wintry hours
The coming o. the May.
There is no death, An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent tread /;
He bear our best loved things away,
And then We call them dead"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

KENDALu'S SPAWN CURE

Il sure In i:s eff, cts. mild ia It's actin. az 1t
does not blister. yet II IL penetrating and
p werful to reach every deep seated pain or
to remove sny bong ovth CT other enlarge
IneE's. such as tpaviLH. splintr. cErbs CAL
GUS. fprains. sweliiEgs. and any iGineu.-s and
all eBlGrceIents Of the ointa or Limits, or
for rheumatism in man and for any puipos.
for which lininent Is cd for man o.
b.as.. l, il now known I" be Tho best iini.
mcnt Tor II al ever used, nctiig mild and yet
certain In it, 'ficcts
Send address for Hin taa:-d Circular which
we think yves positive proof Of its virtues
No remedy ha- ever met with such uuqual :.
fed slccess 10 cur knowledge, for b. ast ar
we az man.
Price 81 er bottle. or 6 bottles for IS. All
druggists have IL or can get IL for gu. or 1t
will be sent 20 any address on r.ceip, Of price
W the proprletors, DB. Il. kEsDALL * Co.
knosburgi Fails, VI
SOLD nv ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Kenda|I's Spawn Cure.

WEST ENossURGH. VT, Feb. Is. lSsl.-Dr.
T.. kcncaii X C3.-GcHts several m nth r
ago iniuiei my knee )int which caused au
enlarg. fIent To y Nv the eiz, AZ large wal
nut and caused Ide very severe pain all tire
time ~ four or Ave weeks. when b"c1n 10
ne herdall's VI avin Cure with toe most sat
isfcctcfy res'.l's. J. has completely removed
he enlargement AMI stopped the iancness
ard psia. / lave long kno% IL "a be excel.
''n; for horsss. but now know Il to b- the
best li;,iuent for HIM" IA fl.sh that an &C.
qIgintei with. Yours truly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

II You want laborerS. MECHANICS.
cooks, steamer or vessel crews. mill or
logging camp hands. call or address US.
We make no charges Washington
Territory Emplov ment Bureau. Wash
ington street. next 10 Police. Court. Z.
y, box tS9 10 lM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

ApMIaABLE.-Ou. show window is
packed full o. choice holiday goods.
and in the center Is the grand prize
which vii, be given away Christmas.
Every purchaser entitled to a ticket.
Model Drug Store. A. E Hum ner & Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09
KEN CALLS SPAWN CURE,

FREMONT. Ohio. Jan. %, 1851 DR.. Il. J..
Kendall 4 Co - Gehts: i think II my duty
to renter you my thanks for benefits md pro-
Ats which have derived from your iuvalua,
bic end far famed SPAWN Cure. My cousin
and had valuable stallion worth 5000,
which had very bad spawn, and WAS pro-
nounced by four eminent veterina sur
geons beyond any cBrc, and thai the horse
was done for ever. "A n last resort I advised
my cousin 20 try q bottle of Heu .alls SPAWN
Cure. IL had d magical effect The third
bottle cured IL and the horse Is a. well ss ever
DR.. Dick. OF Edinburgh. the eminent vettr-
mary surgeon. WAS al uncle Of mine, and !
tshe great interest In assisting his profos-
sion. Yours truly, JAS. WILSON,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

WAaSrNd-As Christmas 6raws near
do not forget that the Model Drag Store
Is the place 10 buy your Christmas pres
ents. and that all are entitled 20 ticket
for our graEd prize.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

The very lates. styles IN Fall and
Winter shapes of Hats and Boanets
have Just been received at the Temple
of Fashion. 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

Oh, say, young man. il you want to
take your girl for ride, and can't, OH
account of the lameness of yaur horse.
you should procure hottie Of kendail's
SPAWN Cure at once, for nothing is let
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. made ,niser-
able by that terrible cough. Shlloh's
cure is the remedy for you. A. b. Stew
Art. druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

Just rece;ved-"rhe Druggist" pub
,isAed exclusively in the interest OF u.
kellogg L Co. IL Is full of wit. hunor
and common sense. Distributed free.
Everybody should read II. 40
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

The Temple Of Fashion is at the cor
ner of Second ana Marion streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

An elegant holiday present-a hand
some trimmed hat from tie Temple OF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-09

IL IA falling
Cure .or Nervous
Debility, Exhaust.
ed vitality, Semi.
nalWeakness .Sper.
mssorrhns, Los &
MANHOOD, Inpo.
tencv, Psraly sis,
ProstatoTrh9s, and
oil the terrible Of.
fecrs Of self.Abnse
youthful follies,
and excuses In ma.
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turer yeafs such as Loss of Memory, Lassi-
'ude, Nocturnal Tmissio's. Aversion To- So
ciety Dimness Of Vision. Noises In ise Head I;
the vital auid passing unobge we'd N the
urine, and many other diseases that g : 20
insanity and death.
DR. MlsTIE will agree to forfeit FfvE Ers
DgtD DOLLARS for . care OF this Kind the
VITAL FEST ORATIFE tuuder his special
advice and trest!nentl Will not cure. or for
anything impure or injurious found in a..
DIR AIA1lE treets ell Private Diseases sue
cessiully without mercury. CONsULrATfOs
FREy. Thorough elimination and advice,
including analysis a. urine. IS. Price OF
VIAL ht sTohArrvE, 50 Il bottle, or four times
the quantity. $40 ssnt 10 any address upon
receipt II price, or Z. D. D., secure !-om o.
servs.ion, and IN private name. " desired. by
A. Z. MINlIf, MD,
II Kesrny street, San franc.sco. Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Sent on application by letter sta,ir symp
toms, Sex and Age. ComIauhica:i1ns richly
confidential.
DIR. NISTIE'j KIDNEY REMEDY SEPH
RETICUM. cures all kinds Of Kiiney and
Bl.Geer Complsints GonorrLna, Glet l. n
cofrh0a. For sale Dy all druggists 81 pei
bottle, six bott es for IS
DR. NiNrIE's ID NDELfOE PILLS arr
The beet and cheapest DYSPEP-IA and Ill
iOU5 cure In the msrk-t. Pr safe b. al
druggists.
All orders for medicgne &C. O D. mus. } &
49, mpsnied with 81 az . gGaran 80 Of COOS
faith. which will be- deducted snen the pscs
age j. shipped. Isl2 cw ly