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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-22
Death OF Z. W, DnyIa.

Last night, at z o'clock, l. W. Davis
died at his residence in Austin, after n
very severe sickness. Tho Reyeille
says he had been suffering for two
years during which time ho had many
spells Of sickness, but the illness
which terminated in his death took til Q
form Of paralysis a week ago, aud he
had been confined TO his bed and grad
uAliy sinking ever since until death
came. His funeral took place Ia. day
under the auspices Of Lander Lodge No,
3. T, & 4. NJ, Of which no was n nom
Der.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Eric Vecklund, Beowawo.
W Schafrer,
Mrs Jos Surface and daughter.
lone, Cal.
Pros Wolfe. Salt Lake.
X Gilbert, Kelton.
II L Gail,
A Dolzo,
Jasper Harrrll, Wells.
JE Robinclt, CorteZ.
Eva Lincoln, Missouri.
Mrs J T May and four children,
Tuscarora.
Mrs Egglestop and two children,
Tnscarora.
W Hall, Star.
Advertising brigade OF 10 persons,
Robinson's Circus.
Geo NJ Chaplin, San Francisco.
Jas N Bates, Jr, Butte, Montana.
" N Patterson, Wells.
Ii Bowers, bullion.
Mrs Combs. Tuscarora.
G Pearson,
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4 cable special from London says:
The cholera has arrived in London
while the Government has been dwad.
ling over proposed sanitary measures.
British shipping, TO tamper with which
the Government meyer darcs. has been
allowed TO move its vessels straight
through the infected districts Of Egypt.
aud carry the danger to all parts Of tho
world. II would not DO safe to say
that any ship which has passed through
the Suez Canal during tho last ak
weeks has no. brought from Egypt
some seeds Of tho soourgo. Where
those may be sown, only inGnito wis
dom can tell; but that some OF them
have reached London and have been
ereotuslly deposited, there can DO nc
doubt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-22

Captain Webb, who proposes to go
over Niagara Falls tomorrow. says no
will mako the attempt in a rubber ball
four and ono-halt foet in diameter and
o%ne-fourth Of an inch thick. He pro.
poses TO outer the ball, after which IL
will be closed air tight. Air will thon
DO forced into the ball until Il will
bear any outside pressure TO which II
may DO subjected, The ball will be
carried into the river and allowed TO
float over the falls. He Is confident
thu, the feat will be successfully accom-.
plished. Whether II Is OF not, $40, 900
and n percentage Of admission to tho
bridge, ports, etc., will be paid to Cap.
tain Webb or his heirs.
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Notice 90 ihe Ladies OF EIko.

Having purchased the millinery and
fancy goods store OF Lirs. NJ. L. Peel, 1
am prepared to furnish ladies', misses
and children's underwear, hosiery.
wooden goods. neckwoar. etc. Also n
6ne assortment Of millinery and fancy
articles, feathers, flowers and notions.
Agent for the Universal Fashion Com
pany's patterns. Como and see my
now stock. New goods constantly ar
irving. Miss JESSIE A. RULE,
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Several days ego 3 Mormon BishsP
named knudsop, Of Ashley Fork. Ut.
went to Park City and purchased some
Giant powder and took it home with
him. some say for fishing. others that
it was for the purpose OF getting rid Of
at least n of his wives. However that
MY be, he succeeded in blowing mp
his first wife. who was in bed, and slso
his third wife. who was just coming
into the room Knudson placed ths
powder under the bed and it IL sup
posed exploded it by n fuse. Tho
IN wero badly injured aud the
Bishop is row under arrest.
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nSbI...on's Advance Gar.

The advertising car which prccedes
John liuGinson's great show, III its
route on the railroad l,pes, arrived
here ut i:]J yesterday afternoon, in
charge OF Geo. W. Aiken, General Adj.
ykrt's'uS Agent. with n corps Of bill
posters under the direction Of Ado
Ogden. The car Is almost new, having
been but four months IN service. J.. l.,
~ splendid piece OF workmanship, ioI
though lightly constructed. carrie,
:hen loaded with bills. posters, cuts,
ptraphornnlIa for posting, aud its com.
plemcn, Of men, tho weight Of eighteen
tons.
Though loss elaborate IN It's exterior
orn 'mentutiop III al lhsgo cars usually
are, its interior arrangsNsht IL q COM
biuativn Of plo. nncc and convenience.
Nesides adjustable berths for the nc
commodation Of twenty persons, and
neat sbolvad closets capable Of holding
tons Of required material, q LUXURIOUS
Office, admirably adapted to the trans.
action Of business or tho reception OF
guests. is hued mp in tho orn,pr Of the
car. Ia this "circurious" saretum
snnciorum. as II werc. tho urbano az.
ent issues. through the medium Of the
newspapers. tho gratifying Information
to tho public that the "Grcstcs, Show
On Earth Ia Coming" aud gracefully
disppnses Rohiniun's courtesics 10 all
who, ap,uatsd 10y whatever moiiYe. pie,
sent themselycs ut its portal,
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Another Good Man Gone Wrong
Ihe Result of Evil Commu-
nicntIon.

The painful information has just
reached us by ox-team express from
LamOille valley that II. J. Keith. ex-
Postmaster ut the N-rohds. is n de-
fHulter to tho Government to tho
amount OF twenty six dollars and nine
ty-two cents. The evidences Of o pre-
meditnteG assault upon the Postal De.
Partmrnt are aceumRlating. and unless
the bonismen of tho contumacious
breach, the forty foot high reputation
heretofore sported by the y roa Is
Nasty. must descend like A bright exha.
lAiion in the morning, to be smothercd
in ~misanthropic mud. In an evil day.
the misfortnnate incumbent mentioned
IA Missouri DemocgntzEcGnitted
himself To be inyeigled into the accept
nuco Of ~ Federal Office under q Rrpub.
lican Administration. and with the
brilliant example of the Star-route pat
riot. before his eyes. fell into the fatal
error OF snpposing ;hAt a Confederate
N-roRds ofici4l cogld slip through the
meshes Of n law large enough to admit
OF the pleasant passage Of such por,ly
persons rs Messrs. Brady. Dorsey
4 Co.
The SHl fate this poor. unfortunate
Missourian. whose educ ,tikn in those
essential brhnches, addition, division
aud SILENCE, had been entirely neg
irotcd. should serve as Il warming to
unsophisticuted rural Democrats to
either keep rloof from demorhlizing
Republican influences, or, casting aside
all moral considerations, get right in
check by jowl with the principal pat
riots OF the purity, npd suck III safety
tho public tcat.
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Advertised Letter LIst,

The following is a list OF letters re-
naming in tho p~ostofice at Elko,
July IA. 1888;
Arellauez. G AubonsAn, p w
Conroy. John Crawford, John II
Dyer. Sam Harrington. VIM
Livingston, Coca Melca, Annie
Spence, Sophia
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
Q. W. HULL, Pm,
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Capt. G. G. Warner and v. c. Bart
lett got back from their trip TO Lone
Mountain, this morning. and report
everything progressing favorably at
that mining camp. They brought spec
mems Of fine looking ore from several
mines, but their value cannot DO def
nitely stated until assays are made,
which will be had tomorrow.
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At Burnt Prairie, Illinois. q fatal nf-
fray occurred between Douglas Gowdy
and his sisters husband, Buck Viii
linms. the result OF an old family feud.
Gowdy went to Williams residence,
armed with q knife, and cut Williams
several times. The latter ram. but was
followed by Gowdy. He then drew his
own knife and stabbed Gowdy to the
heart. Gowdy dropped dead.
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Special attention is objected to tho
advertisement OF II. o. Tandy, pholog-
rapher, which appears In another col.
umn. Sir. Tnudy's high reputation a.
au artist IL we'll known throughout the
entire state, no having drmly estab-
lisbpd II by YearS Of successful prsc-
tiop within our borders. TO those who
dosiyc = finely executed. faithful photo.
graph, We have no hositanoy in saying:
go to Tsndy's gallery, second door
south OF the Court House"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-07-22

Levi McConley, OF Chester, New
York, on Sunday shot and killed his
viic and wounded bis mother .in.law.
The husband and vito have not been
living together. She went to ths house
for some clothing. lie said u she took
tho clothing he would shoot her. She
started to take u aud he shot her.
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= SrrinE or CueuInInoH NnEnI-

tudr.
Conductor Harry Davis and Allen
Fisher have dIscONsTVd n spring hear
Iho old cmisraut road. at Humboldt
WE'LL, says the Silver State, toe waters
VI which. according TO rcp' Tts, possess
oil the virtues Of the faLl,d Fountain
Of Youth" il copi-ip= Yrnderfgl med.
iciHNl properties. 4 lea applications
vrIlisatrs wrinkles. and taken inter.
n"i'y i, cures dyspepsia. liver. Lidury
aud other disrns.s ;; r. juvenates tina old.
restoring the b!U"m of youth to the
cheek. aud lusi.r Of youth to the eye.
aud ia short. it transforms n vinegar
NIsnScd old mnid into u huInm maiden,
or "a mummit"I old bn,chclor into n
vigorous Young man. The spring bpb-
bl,s through n prcnii sr fuyuntion, 0nd
its wpisTg ara Of crystal cl' princess and
plrns nj to the t"s!c. Fine fortunate
LiscOVrrrrs VII shortly rr,ct baths ut
the spunH for The accummOdntigh Of
visitors. nnl it 10 expected that tho
Well, will become tue most popular
bathing rrsUTis on the cDEtinent, as
peopI, vail cupguGato th,Tc from far
aud near, t. Ia ave not uul! IleIr health
restored. bat their youth rrpcSei.
The h1itomless wells up there iuI-
nish fame cuonEh for ono sage brush
town, nId u Fisher attempts to play
the "M,dicinad' dodge. we'll jos, tap
"uT Elku whisky fountain (Which has
Uovu held ia rs,rve for years. aud
burst the bottom out OF that bloom Of
luu.h t,I AZ toy uuIrk.
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tFrop Wednesday,. DARYL
PALNAGUNDI.

Nrs. Frank Campbell was q ,passsn,
ger ~ the train last evening.
Rev. G. W james will preach at the
church thS evening at 80 o'clock.
Capt. Warner aud v. c. Bartlett,
wont cut to Lone Mountain by private
conveyance this poniug.
The semi-oentepniL anniversary OF
the incorporation Of Chicago % q vii.
lAge will occur august 10th.
We notice tho statement in several
OF the papers that Miss Della Bradley,
granddaughter Of the late Governor
Bradley. will be married next Christ
nas to n son d DIR. Glenn, Of Coluss,
c~alifeniS. .......
Upwards Of 10000 sheep passed
through Independence valley last Sat.
urday, on their way frsm California,
to Idaho. Montaus aud Wyoming. II is
estimated THAI over 100. 900 have been
driven through tie valley during the
present season..
Reno Journal: II. p. Brown, tho
butcher at Pollard's meat market, met
with an accident at the slaughter house
last Saturday that came wnhin an nee
of costing hin his life. While busily
snRagod at his work, a large piece Of
timber called a sambrel. weighing 20
pounds, fell a distance Of twelve feet.
striking him OIL the hes !, cutting the
flesh to the bone. and it is feared caus-
cd n slight frSSuto Of the skull. The
blow knocked him senseless, as might
be supposed, and he was carried home
more dead than alive.
George Hearst. the we'll known cap
salist aud miains man. passed through
~ the train last evening OH his return
to San ErAucilco rom a tour Though
the Wool Biver country. Mr. Hearst
states that he was yeIy favorably i'm
pressed With tho country as "A mining
Fegio1. Il being rorty by eighty miles
IN extent. and bearing mineral OF pay
ing quality throughout its whole extent.
He regards II O. the best poos mans
tountry he ever visited, and predicts
for it u bright future.
A Washington dispatch says: The
(sithfg! in the departments have begun
TO talk up Arthur and the popularity Of
his administration. as sLouga they had
received new Instructions. Not long
ago, almost anybody bn: Arthur was
the fayoriie. 1T does o make mu,h
difference, a" says an official OF long
standing. whom they talx up. Ar
thur Is the last Of the Republican ten
ants Of the White House. He has the
fever, though, and he might as we'll be
talked up as n one. Not one in n
thousand who do it has the slightest
idea that he or NUy Republican will be
elected Pre- sident mex time. 4 change
is ut baud"
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Geo Coslrtt. Lone Muuptain.
Mrs 4 Is Chapmtu aui child. Tug
caTOTa.
John EuuoT Tu,S nora.
Mrn S~cLwrr,z, do
\ L-ichirT, d.
W VI Patterson. Wills.
l. \ Hall, san FrnDcisG..
Hank Knight. ido
& { lIutcLIusOu. DO
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OenllAIrY,

Dr.. E. @. Rooms. dentist. has re-
turned here from Wells aud for ono
week may be found at rooms In the
Depot Hotel, whore he is prepared to
perform in a skillful and workmanlHe
mApnor oil work in the line OF his pro.
fesslon.
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The United States teamer Pinta,
which left the Navy Yard on Saturday
for Now York, proceeded as far as
Hampton whom she found II necessary
to return for repairs TO her machinery.
Her capacity was shown TO be six knots
per hour. This is tho steamer upon
which over $1,000 o waa lately OK.
pended. and which waS referred to in
oI-Cougressman Desendorf's recent
opet letter To the President.
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Dissolution OF Pnrtner.hip.

Notice is hereby given that tho Arm
Of Hanks & Brooks, hotel keepers at
Wells, Nevada, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. W. J. Hanks will col
lect all bills duo said firm, and will pay
oil Just claims against the same.
W. ]. HANKs.
G. W. DBooKs.
Wells, Nevada, July IL, 1889.
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Estray Notice.

Taken mp by the undersigned poar
Otega, @. r. II. r., one medium sized
sorrel marc mule, very old. branded II
on right shoulder; also branded on
both hips, but very dim. For further
particulars inqnire at Browns wood
ranch, Independence valley.
w. J. DBowS.
July 10. 1889.
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Nevada Tea.

Ono Of our exchanges, abiding to tho
adulteration Of imported tca, says:
There grows in the sagehrqsh and des-
erl lands in Nevada and Utah q shrub.
called by the Indians "Tompah,"
which, whom made into M infusion,
cannot bc distinguished by taste from
the Chinese too. II 10 a blood purifier,
aud Indians and whites usc II for med.
iciuo. Many Of the miners Of Eastern
Nevada have acquired q taste for IT,,
and prefer IL to tho ten Of tho storss.
Its ofeot is n mild stimulation. about
the Same rs 10 produced by ten or oof.
foe. and no harmful or Injurious Of
iocts follow It's use. The plant grows
wild. but could 10 cultivated. II might
DO n good idoa for somebody to prepare
II for market. aud those who used u
would have tho satisfaction Of knowing
that II they were not drinking tea they
wsro drinking something devoid O.
chemical aduItsra,iop, anyhow"
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EairnY.

Came 10 my ranch on North Fork OF
Humboldt. about ten days ago. three
horses, branded Ill with qnartsr circle
above. Their owner ~ requested 10
prove property and take the stock
away. Il. WKsT.
July IA, 1888.
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Not Entirely Clear.


The Reno Journal says: Judge Ed
wards has ordered the Coombs case
transferred to Washoe for trial. or
course the expense OF tho triul will be
paid by ormsby county. but the law
makes it the duty OF all officers to col
lect all fees in advance, aud are liable
on their bond for all fees not SO COL
lected and turned into tho Treasury.
Worse still, they are liable to be pro-
ceeded against criminally for any neg
lect Of this duty. The officers nre not
quite cloar rs to the proper way to pro-
coed in this matter, II Ia q State case
in which they are not supposed to
charge fees, salaries covering all such
services. II they do not charge fees
Washos ann collect from Ormsby,
and II they do, then tho law makes il
their duty to collect in advance spd pay
It over to the Treasurer. No one
doubts ormsby's ability or willingness
to pay, but what troubles the officers
most IL whether It Is their duty under
tho circumstances to require Of Ormsby
county a deposit In advance.
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RoDINETT-LTScoLN-In Elko, July 49,
1888. by Judge o. Z. Green, Mr.. j.
y. Bobinott, OF Cortez, Eureka
county, to Miss Eva Lincoln, Of Vir-
GINA City, Missouri.
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Ernah Annna.

Just received at Mullor's Drug Store
a full supply Of Landrotb's .fresh, gar.
den and grass seeds, in papers andiin
bulk, Will DO sold at eastern retail
prices. diw&y2
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Warner & Co. shipped to-day. by
Counor's team, 1900 lbs OF coal for
the Navajo, and $4,000 lbs Of merchun.
disc by fast freight.
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Hotel Arrivals.

VIM Mitch II, Huntington.
WIN Allen,
VIM Smith,
q W Pierce, Keno.
W J Morris, Lone Mountain.
Rvy q W James. Eureka.
W Mcdonald. Mountain City.
FL Frank, Bullion.
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Elko has a greater number Of accom-
plished equostrionnes to the square
acher, than any town Of twice its size
in the State.
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Departed by stage this morning, G..
+. Abbot, A. N. Dennison, s. ". Doors
+. Barzstow, NJ. II. Black, W. W. No
BILE.
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wslls.fARs0 AND STAGE CO. BUSINESS
HOURS.

cl,ihe's hours In Wells. Fargo : rr.'. and
The L. ). stage ONCE, At the Depot &c wIll
b ~ foliows, gatll further notice: 80
MoFnins+lr6in' d; ~ los. and ngm = to Il
O'clock.
kirnips--PDm l to ). Asa p,m q to =
asriorE NV
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WOlls, Neyada, July u, 1889.
L.naI.

A male canary bird; light yellow with
one black leg. A liberal reward will DO
paid for its return to the Humboldt
House.
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Congressman Cassidy will shortly
return East where Mrs. Cassidy is
so%journing in very poor health.
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Hotel Arrivals.

W W Noble, Oakland.
AN Denrison, do
Minnie Roy, Reno.
G W Heardy, Cleveland. Ohio.
W Beers, Tuscarora.
A Trcnadad. Visalin, California.
81 S Bonnifeld, Winnemucca.
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W Edwards, Chicago.
+ L Sullivan, Sal, Lake.
DIR L G Rooms. Wells.
Jasper nsrrell, :"
A v Lancaster. Tuscarora.
NJ ii Black,
owen Owens,
VIM Breen,
Mrs Rosa Edwards,
Honk Knight.
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HOpnOsSy Brandy, 1874 vintage, a,
the dem.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-10
PILES
Treated and Cured Successfully,

Consultation st the Office is FREE and
invited. Thorough examination and sd-
vice, including snslysis Of urine, So.
Come at once-do not cut il off. All
correspondence ST. city confidential.
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Notice of Assessment.

THE MAMMOTH MINING COM =.
i psny, location of pr cipal place oi
busines OF the company Salt Lake City,
Utah Territory, location of mines and
works. Tintic Mining district, Juab coun-
ty, Utah Territory.-Notice is hereby
given that at meeting Of the board OF
directors of said company, held on the
4th day of October, 1888. an assess ment
OF two (2) cents per share was levied on
the capital stock of the corporation, pay
able Immediately to the treasurer at his
Office in the London Bank Of Utah, East
Temple street, Salt Lake City. Utah
Territory. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the
18th day of November, 1888, will be
delinquent and advertised for sole at
public auction. and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Saturday
the first day of Deem Der, 1888, st 4
o. m. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with tie costs Of adv rising aud
expenses of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
CD. SELwYN, Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, Octo'
Der 4th, 1888.
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UTAH EASTERN RAILROAD co.
ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT JON
IN Monday, November 18th, 1888, at 10
O'Clock am, at the Office OF the Utah Eastern
Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, there will be
held meeting Of the Stockholders Of Eaid
company, for the purpose Of electing Direct
Of, ard for the transaction Of such other bus
mess as may come before It. BY order OF the
Board Of Directors IHOS. j. ALMY,
Sec'v u. Z. Z. D. Co.
tjctcne- '.lhSe. on
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, ..
SALT LAKE CITY, "

TERRITORY OF UTAH, ..
l do hereby certify that the fore
going is a full, true and correct
copy of an ordinance entitled can
Ordinance amending San Ordinance
declaring public and naming the
streets of Salt Lake City," passed
by the City Council of said city
November 6, 1883, as appears of
record in my Office.
In testimony whereof, /
have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the
.~N4 Corporate Seal of Salt
Lake City, this ninth
h'o day of November, a.
%--* d. 1888.
HEBER N. WELLS,
Recorder.
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!. "HACKNETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Csc. and
see Sold hy 2. G. N L Drug Store
f1S'
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DR.. P. TEINHART
SPECIALIST.
Former Partner Of
DIR. M IN TIE
SAN FRANCISCO,
Has Permanently Located in Salt Lake
City at his Private Residence,
No. 224 First East St, bet. Second
and Third South 6tS,
DIR. M INTIE

Can be consulted daily from 9 o'clock
am. to 8 o'clock pm, and from 7 70
o'clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. TO
pun. He has had twenty-five years ex-
perience in the special treatment Of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure sll urinary
Diseases, Syphilitic or Mercurisl AZ
fections of the Throat, Skin
or Bones, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Impotency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Sperrnator.
rbea, Paralysis, and all the terrible effects
Of Self Abuse, youthful follies and ex.
cesses in msturer yesra, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, the effects of which are various,
msddening and destructive TO both body
snd mind, and unless cured will ter
inmate fatally. The presence Of tie
disease causes q continual consciousness
of slow and gradual decay of all the
power Of body and mind with loss OF
manly power and vigor, defective mem
ory, heart affections, loss OK sight, noises
in the heSd and ears, confusion of ideas,
aversion TO society, excessive prostrstion,
trem bling Of the hands and limbo, oon-
sumption, merasmus and ultimate de.
rsngement Of the mind. The will Bower
becomes so weak thst the person seems
to lose control of himself and cannot
look one square in the face. It also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Hear
and Kidney Disease.
TAPE-WORM
Expelled In "a Hours. No Cure,
No Pay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-10

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