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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19
Two Families Made FatherIess bv Ca

MILwApKEE, June 1s.-John and Mar.
tin Reuter-, brothers, were sm0thered to
death to-day by gases In a well which
they We're repairing at Cold Springs Driy-
ing Park. John leaves wife and four
children and Martin leaves five children.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19
$40. 800 Damages Against . Ra,iroad

@IU,5UU Damages Against a Railroad
PLYMOUTH, MASS, june 1S.-In the
suit Of George w. Humphreys against the
Old Colony Railroad Company for $4,000
damages for injuries caused by the alb.
rupt stoppage of a train, the jury to-day
awarded $l0,0 70 the plaintiff.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19
ParnalI,s Coninr

LONDON, June 1S.-It is stated that Mr..
Parnell will start on his proposed trip to
America about the middle of September,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19

Call on your Optician and get pair of
the celebrated Celluloid Eyeglasses. The
frames are light, handsome and durable.
and the lenses clear and brilliant. FoI
sale by all leading Jewellers and Opti-
clans. % .'1.'i
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19

The last Legislature of Tennessee re-
pealed the charters of thirty-fve towns in
the State to enable them to abolish whis.
ky selling within their limits.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19
crOgGIA AND FLORIDA.
-rNrWS OF THE TWO STATES
ln' BRIEFLY TOLD.

.,. e.rerosity TO Family Stricken
.ta Cvclone-Emanuel County
r-.ionired 10y the Good Effects
n'r...r.rance-A Pan from stespIe
r florida.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19

-. ". Ndins. Balls Greek, Ca,
-. Al EEe rccoVcred very quickly
-. -arIa aud lilicusness BY using
4s lran Ritters b
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19
BURNETT's COC0ANE
xuftr Save the Hair

And Keen IL in strong and healthy cond'-
,joa. because il win stimulate the roots
ana restore the natural action upon which
its urowth depends.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19

Bsnmetrs FlaroriRg Extracts are aOsO-
lutely pure.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-19

ELnEANAs
Navy Yard Commissioners have de-
te- 0 close the yard at Pensacola.
.-fImated value Of exports from Key
.r. NeW lork FOR the week ending 9Th
-.- 10 co $1,000. with a constant increase.
l1 llomas W. Tohey. Of Rome. Ca, has
i OBJ Lake Weir. on the Florida South
Ar1ad. where he has an orange grove.
r -r Eris.
~ a-lrator caught little six year old
e- ..a-hter of Mr.. Strange. of Calhoun
little nine year old sister beat the
ile was afterwards killed and
-1el CiEht feet.
A arlg mill belonging 70 B. X. Pitt, Of
. vas destroyed by fire last Friday
-..- l1e loss D. estimated to be $4,000. with.
rance oi $1,000. The fire is supposed
work ~ an inccndiary.
sr- rain storm which occurred at Pen
thursday last, a thunderbOlt enter
selng oi j, =. Sierra, and violent
.-- elfcm Two Young ladies. daughters
>iefra. aud his little sou. The victims
Wel aud are cut Of all danger.
% lerslcola Adrgaos- Ga-sfts has the fol-
-nn Friday morning a colOred man.
Aa.-tNs who was cngaged m working
eelle N the aew Methodist Church
7-- uaW being erected on PalafON street.
-iortuuC % lose his foot hold ana
PIE ercuni. The distance Is about
r teei, ana the unfortunate man fell
~
eere used in supporting the scanold-
.a ll uEias amount 10 8 large cut under
ani eeucrai bruisiug g the whole
haiII.y uo honcs were broken, but
-.au who was called. says the main
u be with she brain. which has
n.ccivci injuries from which it will
t matter g recover.
~ treiaIuras Of 1855 for the New silk
Industry.
IH. W.r-.,....f. ~sft- tr,sfs~,r., AGcneiafiOn
& United states. No. 1923 Shesnut
l pdnadelphia. hegs 70 announce
-l through the liberality Of Messrs.
CAV ljce & Clothier. the dry goods
lslts. 90 is enabled for the third time
t0 SIX cuiturists the sum Of 500,
illed into ten premiums, as tol-
rrn.um uao sikh premium Sis
IS >cVe1th ~
F IS Eighth ~
f ~ Ninth .--- -
s. Tenth 70
uuetition IL open O. all SILK
s resi1iog in the United states.
nluus win be awarded Tor the
N.e Fodnds oi cocoonS prod0ceu
t ile SesSaa cf fSS3. The lots IN
81. tioa viii he carefully tested by a
s-- 20 experis. The silk VIII ne
49, sll the susliiy and quantity pro-
5 sl De tho bases a. award, The
r-s n oi preWiums wllt take place
tle rev year. and entries must
t later tAan December 4. 1873.
- cas VIII hc shown IN glass
tr- l maSi Be provided by the ex-
rs Tue cocn6ns fOr which pre-
n art awarded win become the
't 81 TIE association.
-. Z W. nains, Bafs Greek, Ca,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

California, and dry seasons d0lnot affect
growing crops, as they flourish the same
as If there was no drouth, This belt
of timber land is level, 2ox40 miles, ly-
ing adjacent to the Columbia River; In
the rear of that are bluffs and hills. It
is also hilly and blaffy up the river near
The Dalless bpt from there the plains
set in and beautiful farming country,
which is fast filling up, meets the. gaze
of the eye. Travelling on the Short Line
Paeifc Railroad; from Ogden, is much
the same as in Washington Territory
The wagon roads are .grayeled and level
in and around Van Codver, and after a
drive of nine miles ins about one hour
we stopped near what is known as Four
Plains. Coming to halt in front Of
a neat little cottage home, We were
warmly greeted by our father and
mother, now well and advanced in
years, (God bless them) whom we had
not seen fora long, long time. ''si ~ g
s&Et ,t;GEo. KABRIcH. y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
The Bad BORIS Father.

" George w. Peck, of the Milwaukee
Sun, is known far and wide throughout
the world as the father Of "The Bad
Boy" The origin of 'sThe Bad Boy"
was an accident. Peck's son one day
told him that one of his chiims had play
ed good joke on his father. in sending a
note to him signed "Daisy," requesting 9
meeting. The old man, who is some-
thing of niasher, accepted the invita-
ton, and strolled the streets half the
night looking for his Hmash." The boy
told his mother, and there was high old
time at home. Mr.. Peck thought over
the occurrence and finally wrote 1t up,
with considerable imagination, and thus
gave birth TO what has since become
national character. For many years he
has been in journalism. In fact, with the
exception of the time spent fighting for
his country, he has never done anything
else, for he is a. graduate from "the
case" When Brick Pomeroy was In New
York Mr.. Peck worked for him, and Al
one of his editorial writer's made FOL
himself reputation as q humorist thai
has always remained. He might aimos'
be called the father of "paragraphing,
as for three years he daily contributed
columnaof that class Of work to POme
roy's paper. From New York he wen
to La Crosse, Wis, where he had charg
of Pomeroy's paper there. He then, II
lisa, established the San at La Crosse
which be finally moved to Milwaukee. Il
! 1878. -Deneer Tribune. .g.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
He was a Trsveiins Man from Chicago.

A Chicago travelling man has a bright
little daughter. who doesn't 60 TO see
him very often, as his business keeps him
away from home a great deal. The other
day the members Of the family and sew
eral visitors were watching her playing
with a lot of kittens. She was talking to
them and coddling them in her sweetest
kind of way, and this is what the folks
heard her say: ssoh, you. cute little kit
tens. You dear sweets little things.
Here comes your mamma, and ye@ win be
so glad to see her, won't your" Then
her voice became sad: "But where Il
your papa7 Tneser seeghim around, and
he ,doesn't come % see you, does hea
wonder who your pa tsf Oh. know;
guess he must be travelling man non
Chicago.n and the laugh the compAn,
gave the little gif was the first inttma'
ton she had she was being overheard.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

know your duty. she that knoweth
to do good, and doeth it not, to him
it is sim" ..God has chosen the poor
of this world, rich in faith, and heirs
Of the Kingdom which He has prom
ised to them that love Him. Don't
despise the poor, God loves them !;
don't oppress them, they have sorrow
enough. May the Lord bless His
people, is my prayer. As ever,
A DEsCIPLE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

At the Winter Palace, st. Peters,
burg there is a room full Of diamonds,
perls, and other precions stones. An
empress of Russia is allowed to bor-
row from this room after giving Q re-
ceipt for what she takes, and geDer-
ally the grand duchesses are allowed
to borrow from il also. A French
diplomatic lady was once allowed TO
enter this room. She beat a liasty
retreat after one glance around, for
she felt that il she stayed her princi-
pies would succumb 10 her admire
tioh, and that she wonld try to steal
some Of the contents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
Bsptlzias , Sister.

Chicago Times.
A colored sister Of the Methodist
faith, who was looking on at the i'm
mersion Of company Of Baptist con-
verts in an Alabama river, the other
day, became so interested in the
spectacle as to venture close to the
waters edge. The officiating clergy
man, whether through msaice or ig-
norance will probably never be known,
seized and soused her into the water
before she had time to object. She
came up too much out Of breath to
speak, and under she went again.
After the second dip she emerged,
clawing the air wildly and shouting:
"G'way from heah! Don't you
chuck me under ag'in, you niggar!"
But the. clergyman was inexorable,
and sent her to the bottom third
time. When finally she had escaped
from his clutches and stood dripping
upon the shore, she shook her fist and
screamed: "Oh, I'll fix you! I'll
bust the head often you, you n'nary
trash! sousin' me and nearly drownin'
me, when you know'd well enough oil
de time dat Use q Methodist and
been christened by dem dat's your
betters, and knows mo- bout 'igion
den all de Baptist dat ebber shouted,
you mis- able black scum! and me got
de rheumatic enough to set me crazy
I'll see what de law kin do for you
III have you rested dis very day, OF
my names not Joanna johnson, you
woolly-headed herrin'! You heal
me?'' Then Joanna went home te
change her clothes and the ceremony
proceeded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
Eradieates
MALARIA.

al MContaGious DfSeaS
the Sick should use IL FIRE
never been known 10 Sprs
used. Yellow Fesrr has l
black yomit had TAX
cases OF Dphtheria yield I
FeveredandSick Per-
sons refreshed and
bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air made
harmless and purified.
For sore Throat ID IS a
SURG cure.
ContAgien destroyed.
For Nrestetf Feet,
ChffhaAins, Piles,
Chu1knEx. etr. j
Rheuantisrn fafsed.
Son White Complex-
Ions secured by lis use
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
it can't be surpassed.
cAtarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured
BurusrelievedinStznfly.
sears prevented
Dysentery cured.
Wounds heaiedE2pidIs.
Scurvy cured.
An Antidote forAnimai
or Vegetable PoisonS,
Stinss, etc.
] used the Fluid during
our present affiicfion with
Scarlet Fever with de-
cided advaatzSe. Il Is
indispensable 20 the sick
room. -WM.- r. SAND
FoRD. Eyrie, Ala.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
Scarlet Fever
| Cured.

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
Dasbys Prophyiactic Fluid. As disinfectant and
detergent it is beth Theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which am sc-
quainted.-N. T. LUTON, Prof Chemistry
Darbys Fluid IL Recommended by
Hon. AiKxAspER H. SrKrHxss, of CeorYia;
Rev. CHAs. F, DExMs, DID,, Church Of the
Stranger, N. Y:
Jos. LECosrE, Columbia, Prof, University sc.
Rev. A. ]. BAIrIE, Prof Mercer University:
INDIsPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
Perfccffy harmless. Used internally or
externally for Man or Beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested and We
have abundant evidence that il has done everything
here claimed For fuller information get q ypH
Druggist pamphlet or send 10 DE prorssesors,
J.H. ZEILIN q CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

Many years ego an Esst Tennessean
emigr.ted TO Illinois. Atterward. on
. visit TO his friends, he give q glow
ing account Of the fertility Of the
soil Of Illinois, and, by wsy of iSastra-
ton, declared that be and his Nife
went oat TO look. at their corn ons
evening aud found it about knee high,
it growing 50 fass that they stnck a
stick up 10 hin Of corn to see how
much It would grow by morning.
They vent back next morning and
the stalks had three ears Of corn and
1.-The stick bad nubbin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
GERMAN AMBER SEED WHEAT.
Fifty Bushels to the Acre.

To the Editor !: The farmer who
wrote to you last week about the
German Amber wheat did not state
all the facts in the case. procured
a pint of this wheat from the Depart
ment of Agriculture at Washington
four years ago, and after planting it
two years ISOLATED from all other
grain, in 1882 raised from 10 acres
in a fraction of 500 bushels of as
fine wheat as l ever saw grow. The
millers to whom submitted samples
in two and five bushel lots pronoun-
ced it the best milling wheat they ev-
er saw and would have bought all /
had at high price. but this | refused
as wanted it for seed. The German
Amber is q smooth-headed fall wheat,
tillers finely, is q vigorous grower.
large strong stalks, stands up well,
has the largest heads 1 ever saw on
wheat and the berries are large and
fat, and in some instances have been
procured that had as high as 65 grains
in them. 1t stands the winter finely
and is absolutely clear Of all othei
kind of seeds. / think, and my.
neighbors coincide with me, that the
4 >
German Amber wheat is the best fall
wheat that ever was planted in this
section Of the, country.
II any Of your readers desire some
of this wheat for seed they can pro-
cure it from Phil Chew, Editor. Jour
nal Of Agriculture, 7l3 Chestnut
street, st. Louis, No., with whom l
have placed all I can spare this sea-
son, at following prices: Single BUSH
ell at S3 so; 3 bushels, SO; 5 BUSH
lels SIS; 10 bushels, s27 so; 90 or
more bushels at 81 80 per bushel. A
sample package 25 cents.
l.. III. BAKER.
st. Louis Co.. July IL, 1888.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
Diphhsria
| Prevented.

The physicians here
use Darbys Fluid very
successfully in the treat
Inent Of Diphtheria-
A. SrolLxNwxkcK,
Greensboro, Ala.
Tetter dsied up.
Cholera prevented
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In oas4s Of Death IL
should DC used about
the corpse wih
prevent any unp,eas-
ant xzncli.
Thesminsnt Ply
sician, J. MARION
| SIMS N. D.. New
| York, says. 81 an
convinced Prof. Dzrbys
Prophyiactic Fluid Is q
| valuable disiafectans
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

Even when trade 10 rather dull 10
other lines. there is generally . hustle
in dry goods stores. sss
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

II Is reported tlIa, The Hudson River
grape crop will be at least one tiifrd
larger than Inst years which WIS an
ssuntIaat one Tae farmers find it a
probable crop to cultivate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

If a man who takes q mortgage is .
mortgage, it doesn't follow that q
man who takes goat is q goatee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

Queen Victoria has received womsa
physician, sfrs. Schariieb, with unusual
favor at Windsor Castle, giving her
likeness of her royal self, and encourage
ing her 10 excel In her profession.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

The King of Bavaria is building Sc
eluded palace for himself, which he iu-
tends shall be the most elegant. commo-
earth, and with the largest banquetinz
hall z5 45s=E - e ii -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

A man In Fsw Paw, Michigan, can ig-
mite paper by breathing upon H. We all
ways heard that the kind they sold over
the bar In Michigan was warranted to
consume al twenty PAGES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

Did you ever hear birch bark! !!
Wen, it wasn't up the wrong tree,
anyway. go
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

An exchange thinks It Is ga strange
Providence that blows down church
steeples and lets the shot towers stand"
Not 50 strange when you reflect little.
A shot tower Is made for use and a
church steepIe for ornament
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

The reason We are proud Of sum
mer is because pride goeth before .
fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

1 bought two bushels of the Ger
man Amber Wheat last season from
my neighbor, l.. II. Baker, and IL
has made this year from one-thiri TO
one-half more wheat than any l have
planted. consider 1t better wheat
by far than the old Golden Chaff. as
the heads are larger, the stalks stron-
ger and the berries much heavier than
any wheat have ever grown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
Spoiled Their Fun.



. One evening last week, while com
ing from Long Branch on . boat, a
maiden fair to see sat with her lover
in the corner. The writer sat outside
near the window. e'"s
'sDo you remember when we first
met, darling?" he asked.
eyes, pet," she answered, IN oleo-
margarine accents. ''
s'Do we love each other as we'll and
truly as we did then?"
"Yes. sweet
.'Will we always love each other
as we do now?''
"Yes, dovey; 1 trust and pray that
we may!''
"One kiss, then. Quick! Nobody
is looking" = s.-.] a'i "
With eyes uplifted, looking love,
she pursed her cherry lips, and jus,
as the critical moment arrived q cruel,
horrid man with humpbaeked nose and
/ sawbuck eyes poked his head through
the window and remarked: zii
"You didn't see anything ov my
terbacker, did yer? was sittin' in
that corner. Oh, no! Here 1t is
Beg pardon!' !'-and as he fished 6
paper of tobacco from his coat-tai
pocket his head disappeared.
She resembled o Roman mothel
pleading for her habcs, and II shs
had had q gatling gun with her Their
would have been murder. .55
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
MICHAEL DENsBf.

st. Louis Co., July ls, 1888.
Hon. /. s. Parsons, State Senator,
Saline county, NO., says: 81 have
sown some of the German Amber
Wheat and can vouch for ailtlrat Mr..
Baker claims for it. 15-3w.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

II q man could choose between white
hail and a bald bead be would strike the
thin and gray style as a happy medium.
Ex-Governor Cornell of New York Is
reported IS working quietly bnt yigor-
ousIy and effectively for Biain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

Talnage Meets Western Nsn.:
On his way home from his Western
trip the Rev. DR.. 'Talmage saw q man
on the train whom he tho't he knew,
and. approaching him, he asked
il he wasn't Raw. DIR. Sturgis.
.,"Now you DON'T" replied the man.
"You can't get me into no game and
ring four kings on my jacks! I've
travelled too much right on this line!''
The Doctor apologized and turned
away.
';Do you know who that was you
insulted so grossly?' asked the con
ductor Of the stranger in an angry
tone.
"No, 1 DON'T" replied the stranger
ssThat was the Rev. DR.. Talmage
and minister of the gospel"
"Just my internal luck!" ejacula
ted the man. ''That's me cleal
/ through! / thought he was q car
sharp from Reno. I'd have gone in
to his poker game in holy minute
1 say, you 60 and explain it to him
and tell him he can use his own dec
il he likes. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16
DARBYS
PR0PHYLAcTIc
FLUID se
EIUID.
A Househead Article for Unfversal
Family Use.

For Scarlet and
Typhoid Fevers,
DiphfAeriA, sali-
Walton, Ulcorated
|SoreThroat, Small
Pox. Measles. and
9. Persons waitiag on
ly. Scarlet Fewer has
ID where the Fluid was
,ea cured with Il amer
N place. The worst
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

bering that ''it is more blessed to
give than receive" Jesus says,
"Giye and it shall be given to you,
good measure, heaped up, running
over, pressed down. will men give
unto your :. besom.''-Luke 6, SO.
On the condition that you give-give
to the poor, to the Lords cause in
the world, and the Lord will bless
you. Talk no more about commnn.
ism. While the Jerusalem christians
went to one extreme, you, I am
afraid, are getting TO the other. Yes,
| lit is right 70 labor, working with you'
hands that you may supply the wants
of your family, and also others, re-
/ membering, as christtans you are
commanded TO "feed the hungry
Eclothe the naked, support the weak
and thus, with the mammon Of un
lrighteonsness.make to yourself friend
J, who will receive you into everlasting
habitation." The Savior said th
poor viii: always be in the world, AM
whsne<er you viii, yoa can do then
good. That men are poor, no doub
. Lis marvellous in your eyes. 70
probably don't understand It, but th
lord does-that is enough, and 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-08-16

St. Louis Co., July IL, 1888.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-06

In boxes of $50 and 500 each, di-
rect from Manila, via San Fran
cisco-all of which will be sold at
the lowest rates.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-06
JAMES III. HANLON.

DEGS TO INFORM HIS NUMER.
ID Gus friends, and the public gen.
erally.th he can now be found at the
Bay Horse premises where he will
attend to all horses, either lame or sick
$50
, 1883-09-22
Sgi;:aS OF soufh

Such s. Spsrnlz;Orhna, - Seminal Weakness
~ L.-ss II r-Efec. Vitality. Nearly two thirds
y ali The Chronic D.ses-,S spring either di-
rectly ~ ircr-c = from saT-e arrangement e
The S5StU,l sys:5-2, and yet iris subject Is nes-
i-cteS y the majority of the lie hlai prafss-
sia-.
] know that persons who are unfortunate
enough - te afflicted by any form OF sexual
disease hive : ielicscy IL calling upon the
,IO;.e: fGl -.ci.r II tine, .sgH seEse of nod
e-,y and sometimes from ignorance. and per-
rit those diseases to exist until their C, nst!tv-
q, rs become corrupted. their canstitutI Is
h-oEen down. and the hopes q. future h.p.i-
uess biShted. u1t,i death b-ac,In5s welcome
messenSer - ca,ry ths,a cut 0i their .ziSerg he
-xi-tence.
Everything strictly corfieEtiAl under al
circumstances.
Los: manhood perfeo,,y rest0rei. C.tsrrh.
Bronchitis. Ih:nat Diseases. Skin Diseases,
rheumatism. Kidney Ccmplziut. sud al d.
assss Z thu Eve Sn3 E4T, S.lu2ch aEG Bad
i'r. b cen cI-e without iai'
tECousr,-st:.n lie. sid i.-t 4 rrintei
Questions SO: % t'.a-s .i,si.rat :, sj-;.iee Who
caEao: consult a. .s--.7--is. E2c,. se p.s-
49, st@-lD h. y
u.Ges - ~ =; -. So, --..,-:rs sf,-
scr;, H.'.. u--sa ..-1-z = y 70 J. y :. n.
, = arI S-a
Al letters I: T-o.eS>irgal j.l-'aess rG,,.st he
addressed - DIR PAU u. BEENsN &
CO. Portland. Ore-ou- uay2s.f
, 1883-09-22

i. -; c,-s- numerous diseases tn2l cas1,e
= -, rns.;i..I treatmeLt II allowed 20
g,,,,.;nI,.. tbe unnaturel loss affects TIE vItai
80 .,oieh csuses destroying diseases
C6,'sn,,rt;,n- diabetes, Bnght's disease, Iaun-
dice In-snity, esc. kxcesses, non-use, abuse,
;,I..;t.a weakness, malnutntion. splnAi Emo
se-rhr.l complaints bring IN the sbove fstai
l;-cases- Debility aud seminal weaxress oo-
INC. t.s lIalsorr.ut and necessary scts OF ME
aud tLeir enjovm-nts. Cures gusr-nteed.
;n-sasas 81 tine genito-urina-y organs, kidneyS,
:,-r and rIaddeI i syec;alty. The many CON-
r.,;nt- s.,9 diseases OF woHen si'eedliy cured
Consultation at otiOe or hy letter. free aEd con-
dsntil-
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES cau srTsaSe
rsrfaeRt, IN the sane ulAnner Is tAsy Nonli
employ their family physician. SlhiSi-
CST SECEESY MAINTAINED
ONE BOTTLE FREEi
Ee.a,fsr size bottle Of either inyieorath sent
free 70 show tine wonderful properties "i the
greatest invigoratJr known ~ modern seisn-
tista. State symptoms. age, if married, ETC.
ORDINARY CASES.
ANY recent case OF Special or Private Dis
e.se cured for Sl0. Remedies sufficient to
etI,e will lie promptly sent with full directions
aud advice on receipt Of sio. All packages
scurely covered from observation.
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Geary St corner Mason, San Francisco Cal.
Private entrance in5 Mason street