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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-29
DEA7'lfS.

WILEy.-June ., 1885, in this city. Alexander
Whey, aged GG years, months and Ii days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited toattend the funeral from his late resi-,
dence. New street, on Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock Interment at Shreiner's cemetery.
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LarcenY OF Cherries.

Joseph Hoar has brought suit for lar
ceny against Wm. Sanders, John Hagel-
ganz and Christian Bruder, who, it is
alleged, have been stealing his cherries.
They gave bail before Alderman Fordney
Tor a hearing on Monday,
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Case SsttlNisset!.

John Brimmcr, of Middle street, who has
made himself notorious in seve.a; different
ways, had Il hearing before Alderman A.
f Donnelly last evening On the charge of
stealing money from the honso of Joseph
Garlitzski Tie evidence was not sutii
oient to i,l,i him and tho c,lSa was dis
missed.
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Mercantile Tax.

The merchants of tho county should
bear in mind that the mercantile license is
due 1T the treasurer's Office on or before
the 1st of July. If not paid they know
the consequences.
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NEW YORK. Juns 29.-Postmaster
Pearson, Of this city, states that any
charges that he is personally or pecuniari-
ly interested in any concern Or corporation
that is antagonistic to the United State 8
postal service are entirely unwarrautot
and untrue.
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The Ecypt,nn Prague.

DAMIETTA, June 29-NooN total
number of deaths here from cholera dur
ing the last "a hours Was 1O7.
Three deaths from cholera occurred at
Mausurah during the same period.
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Pauper Immigrants.

BosTON, June 29-Within the Fast six
months the port physician has examined
81, $50 assisted immigrants. Many Of
them are too feeble by reason Of age or
other iuirmities for self support, and must
be aided by private and public charities.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-29
Fourth or july Cheap Excursion.

Citizens annual excursion to Atlantic City
and Philadelphia on Wednesday, July 4.
Round trip tickets, good for three days, only
$500. Train leaves Lancaster, King street, 1T
$40, Columbia $40 Landisville Cos, Mannheim
62., Liiitz G:39 ana Ephrata at 100. For par
ticulars see circulars. je25,27, 80 3Gjy 23<w
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In the (.Ourt HOuro-

Court will meet tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock for the transaction Of current
business.
The sheriff sales will take place in tiio
orphans court room at 9 o'clock.
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e. he Prison Keeper' sHarpes st

1t is pretty rough when tho prison
keeper loses goods by theft, but last ight
. thief stole a collar, bride and pair of
leins from Prison Keeper Bnrkholder.
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Live Stock Pficoe /.

NEW YoRK.-Cattle-Rec"ipts s0O)head ship
ments, 2, 100 heal; half fat and rough wea Ter !;
exports, s. 9O06 %; good to choice shipping,
Is 1875 30; common to fair shipping, IS 80
80; common to fair. q 9005 50.
Sheep-Reeeipts l.3oO head; shipments,
,O0O head market firm fairly active com.
mon to fair, % 500e; good, 9A5O; choice. a Is.
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.YSKCtiE.; .DHS,

wAsHINGToS, juno 29.-for tho Middle
Atlantic states slightly warmer fair weatt-
cr, south to west winds stationary or lower
barometer.
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Sent Out.

Michael and Kate Farley were COM
planned against before Alderman FOrduey,
by John Frances, colored, who charged
them with being drunk and disorderly.
Oficor Smith arrested them and the
alderman sent them to the work house for
10 days each.
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The Market Houses.

The foundation for the Eastern market
is being laid, and yesterday wOrkmen
began digging the cellar for tho Western
market
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Rollins No GDJ1. .

CONCORD, N. IL June ga ballot to
iay for United States senator resul ted il
only 23votes being cast. There was nc
quorum present.
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Mr.. Kelley ExpT esses His Displeasuro.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 29.-In a
a speech at banquet last night, John
Kelley sharply criticized Mr.. Tilden for
not courageously calling on the people
to sustain him for assuming the presi.
dency OF tho United States in 1876" He
also said L" Mr. Tilden tried to get the
nomination in 1880, and failing in this
used his influence in New York to defeat
Gen. Hancock"
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every day alike, so that GUS
toners may rely on finding at
all times what is wanted. Each
department is under strict COM
mand to keep up a perfect as
sortment, and if it is not at the
counters somebody's at fault.
Our customers could not do
us a better service than to drop
a postal to us at their convent
ence when they find our stocks
deficient.
! JOHN WANAIAKER.
Mr.. Barnes, the head of the
Lace stock, sailed in the "Wer-
ra yesterday to make personal
selection of Laces for the au-
tumn. Selling Laces at moder-
ate profits has built up a won
derful business in this depart
ment, andyet we have sufficient,
when we 60 direct to the
makers in Brussels, Paris and
elsewhere for their productions.
| Lace Department, main aisle. near centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Ladies Long Black Isle
Hose, with underfoot as white
as snow, straight by cable from
Morley, London. One dollar
is the price.
They asked me just $3.50
more per pair for this same
makeofSilk Drawersat-
She would have been out of
pocket $40 on the four pairs if
she hadn't looked in other
stores. Who makes "lookers
so welcome as we, and why do
we do it but to show up our
goods and prices ?
A quarter dollar buys a lot of
comfort when it goes for these
Ladies' Gauze Vests, with low
neck and short sleeves.
Children's Solid Color Hose
of a deservedly noted German
maker, at IS and 80 cents, ac-
cording to size.
Gentlemen's good English
Lislc Half Hose, clocked and
plain, for IS cents.
Arcade. west.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Mems Low Shoes, hand and
machine sewed, all the leading
shapes and styles of the day;
prices, s., 81, S. and So per
pair. These shoes are made
expressly for us and under our
own personal direction.
Market ,lreet front, west OF central aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Linen Lawns at IS, 81 and 81
cents a yard, with over four
hundred different patterns to
select from all the ascent Lin
en- Lawns are now IS cents.
Is there anything SO comfortable
these warm days as a real Linen
Lawn Dress? Two hundred
dozens of Ladies' Linen Hand
kerchiefs, with wide hemstitched
colored borders price has been
s. cents until Thursday morn
ing, now they are down to IS
cents.
Cost of full name written on
the Handkerchief in indelible
ink, 3 cents each.
White Silk Handkerchiefs, at
same counter Hemstitched,
CSC. to $3.50; Plain Bordered
White Silk HandkerchieEs, 45c.
to 75c., hemmed ready for use.
| Jus, inside the Chestnut street entrance, It IT
JOHN WANAMAKER.
In Ladies Muslin Underwear
there are some broken lots on
the bargain table; Chemises,
trimmed with fine Hamburg,
that were 81, sI.15 and S1.2s,
now IS cents.
Drawers, with Hamburg in
serting and edgiug, s2.25 and
$3.50, now SI.25.
| Corset Covers at same rate.
These are all first class goods,
made from good materials and
nicely finished, but tumbled up
by the handling of the crowds
| in our salesrooms.
Arcade, east.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market: streets AM,
City Hall Square
PurrAnRTpuIA
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AssauIt and Battery.

Bessie Clark has been held by Alderman
4. T. Donnelly to answer at court the
charge of assault and battery npOa Alice
Biemeusderfer.
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MayOr'S Court.

The mayor this morning had four cases.
Two drunks went ont for twenty days, one
for ten and ono paid costs.
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a1- Nothing so simple and perfect for COLOR
ing as The Diamond Dyes. For carpet rags,
better and cheaper than any other dye.stutis.
CHARMING features may be rendered actually
repulsive by blotches Or pimples. Glenn's
Sulphur Soap remedicS all complexion tlem-
isheS. jl8.lWdeOd&w
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NEITHsEURG, ILL.,; June 29.-H. Blair
shot his wife on Saturday and then CON-
mitted suicide. The wife may recover.
The cause was jealousy.
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New York M0ek0ts

New York M0ekotS.
New YORK, June 29.-Flour dull in buyers
favor.
Wheat 1alzsc lower unsettled and fever.
Red July, 81 l20l 12sz Aug, Il 1891 l5N !;
sept, 81 l7LDl l7L.
Corn A@lac lower; heavy; Mixed West
crn spot, 4SG6:c do future, 6OkG6lMc.
Oats opened Z@Kc lower afterwards re-
acted lGQlHc: No. July, :904Oxc; Aug, 37L
375zc.
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IfTANTEE-BY YOUNG MAN. ~
w years old, 4 situation as porter in a
store or to attend to two or three horses. Or
most any kind OF other work. Inquire at the
lNTE LIGENCER Office. 1t.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE most popular ana fragrant Pc. fumc OF
the day y'.HACKMETACK." Try 1t. Sold by
II. Ii. Cochran, druggist. Nos. l37 and 139
North Queen street feb7-eOd3
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NEW ADTERTIS SEMENTS
~ up, at
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.

VNANTs D-A FlRST-CLASS BARBEk
w Sober, Industrious. white and capable
OF running shop unmarried. GOOd wages.
Address, CLEMENT HOUSE,
je27-3t Sunbury, IA.
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COIiOOL TAX 1888.
y The duplicate is in the hands of tho
Treasurer. per cent. OIL for prompt pay
ment. w. y. MARSHALL, Treasurer.
No. II Centre square.
Otfice hours from a. III. to p. III.
j9tfdR
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lANtASlEE, IA.
HITE obs.
We have just received n New Line OF FINE
WHITE DRESS GOODS, that we are Offering
at VERY LOW PRICES
White Dresses. O, o'K KetIS ;'siSr'sIsh, Man.
Dresses is complete and feel con fiIent OF being
able to please the most !astidious. Welnvite
all TO come ana look through our stock.
Childrens' Dresses
We have n large sioc. OF Childrcn's Dresses,
in White ana Color ii, in III! sizes, aud at all
prices, from &c apiece upwards.
Dress Goods ara Al nom "ar Drs,s yery Gooas @o,s
reduced.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER WEAR.
We have Il very large as sOrtment OF the.e
lower than the goods could be made for: 4
large line nt INFANTS WEAR-KOEES
DRESSES. CLnAks, sKlEc &c, at VERY
Low PRICES.
We are closing cut 4 fine lot OF
Child's Fancy Cotton Hose,
Full Eeguarmade e9. I'm at &c pio pair Forms ely, Y
PARASOL tor sl.25. Speci:li Bargain in La
dies Isle GLOVES, two ella ,tics, at Sc a
pair. Extra Fine JEl:s Ely Isle GLOVES,
soc. . pair. just Opcne, l. large lot of NEE
DLEWOHh EDGI%G, 7 to . inches wide, at
aoc. and 3'c yard. swiss Embroidery at l2c.
.ln,! i5c.
FA~i5! FANS! FANS!
LACE MITTS-a very large assortment,
GauZe UnGcrsllirta &c.
EgrGreat Reduction in our
Millinery department..
All our Colored Untrimmed Hats, in Milan.
Chip and satin straw, at 4Sc.
White Chip and Milan Hats 1T reduced prices.
All our Tuscan Hats and Bonnets Mt &c.
Tips ana Plumes at reduced prices.
Bargains in
Sash Ribbons : siacR n,iRch watesei' Adisse,i
&c.; Eight inch Alfsilk Black Watered. SIC;
Nine.inch Ail.>iik Black Watere'l, $iOO.
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Stop and Think -!

IL is n GOOD THING for Il Glan when he is
about bny;ng his WEARING APPAREL to
STOP AND TillNE OF the many clOthiers
hcrcai'Outs bidding tor his tIa'lc, and whether
nos there is one among The lot who'll be
likely to ,lO better by him than all the rest.
Myers & RathvOn now exhibit all the des:r
abb iNOVELTIES:lnd STAN NDARDSTi CT
The season which tor quality, style and make
up have every relaOl To believe to he the best
shown hGreabOutS.
Prices here are low, based upOn ShI inkis9e
value OF wooden fabrics, the greatest ever eX-
pericnccl by the trade. We're not low on Il
few jag lots only, hut upon the entire stock !;
we haV'nt rag, tag and bOb-iail stock OF
I" toys ~ marked down for the purpose OF big
advertising burrah, but ali th. newest, bright
est, most stylish an" substantial wearing
goods in the market
Those, '. no come to PRICE seldom tail to
EUY. our CLOTHING IL HIGH IN GRADE
and THIS figures sufh ~ you'il be likely I" pay
an | not :srumbic.
BECOME AND SEE.-Lp
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
BOOTS ii. SHOEN.

| "'x Al r"'"'
Prices Lower than Ever.
THE LANGAsTEK SHOE RETAILED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Ladies' Fine Kid Button Shoe,
$500.
The Finest Kid Button Shoes with
Worked Button Holes, 90 So.
Canvas Shoes and Baseball Shoes,
Boys. 75c., Mems, $1.oo. $1.25.
Misses Pebble Button Shoes, Size
Tito q, 81 as.
Boys Button or Lace Shoes, 81 26.
Ladies' Low Cut Opera Slippers,
SOC and 75c.
Ladies' Good Button Shoes, 81 so.
With Worked Button Holes.
Ladies' Lasting Lace Shoes. 800
Ladies' Leather House Slippers,
90 Cents.
Mems Button Shoes, $3.50. Wor, h
$2.6O.
Mems Fine CALF Button Shoes. s.. so,
~ We also have on hand Large Stock of
BURT'S CELEBRATED FINE SHOES. Shoe g
made to order Of every description.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-29

NOTlCE-SATUKDAY JUNE 80, WILL
~ be tie last day TO pay the city tax, to get
the per cent. abatement. Office hours from
0 to O'Clock.
le2slwd C.F.MYERS, City Treasurer.
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rINuUSE WISHING TO TAKE STARRING
J. lessons will please call on Alt. Mills, at
Charles II Zaeptel's abby, 5. Z. angle Centre
Square, from to o. clocs, tor their tickets
ltd
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SgOcR mAfEOCA.
Quotations by Reed. McGrann & Co, Bank
era. IancaSfar Pa
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VpU WILL. ALWAYS FIND - FULL
L line OF Connecticut cigars and:.Fountain
Fine Cut tobacco. at
UARTMAE'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE
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I NJ. e. n. BROWN.
- PHYSICIAN AND OCULIST,
Has Removed to No. 20 WEST ORANGE ST.
Eye and Ear treated. Glasses adj listed. Su-
jeaIlydTh
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DUBLIC AALE-WlLI. Blc SlDlD TUES
i DAY, JULY3. 1898. by the undersigned
ut COx's old coach factory, 34i and 3i3 Church
street, q lot OF fist class Carriages. Also,
coachmaker's material, Office furniture and
other articles.
Sale to commence at ID a. M, when terms
will be made known by
JNO. q. MERCER,
JACOB GABLE,
Administrators of Thos. b. Cox. decd.
jec6 6td<w
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i gan giving OFF an average OF eleven grains
OF secretion per minute, or two pounds in
tWenty-fOur hours. of which one hundred
grains arc heterogeneous.
All Skin Diseases, Cancers, TumOrs. Chronic
and Private Diseases permanently cured by
DRS. II. ID. ant NJ. a. LONGAKER. Office
IL East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa. Consul
tafiOn free
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NETlDVERrIsEMEs1s.

TRAND OPENINli OF e. m- DANCE =
" Co.'s Ice Cream Garden, No CAS- South
ing The New Providence Cornet Band will be
present. 1t =.
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~ We also have on hand q Large Stock of
BURT'S CELEBRATED FINE SHOES. Shoes
made to order OF every description.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-29
An can NAN.

An old man is a beautiful object in
his own place, in the midst Of . circle
Of young people. going down in the
various gradaiions to infancy, and all
looking to the patriarch with filial re-
yerence, keeping him warm by their
own burning youth; giving him the
freshness Of their thought and feeling
with such natural influx that It seems
as II it grew within his heart; while
on them he reacts with an influence
that sobers, tempers, keeps them
down. His wisdom, very probably,
Is OF no great account-he cannot fit
TO any new state OF things; but, never
theless. 1t works Its effect. In such
situation the old man IL kind and
genial. mellow. more gentle and
generous aud wider minded than ever
before. But, IL left to himself, or
wholly to the society Of his contem-
porarics, the ice gathers about his
heart, hope grows torpid. his love
having nothing In his own blood
10 develop it-grows cold; he becomes
selfish, when he has nothing 10 the
present or future worth caring about
In himself /; 30 that, instead Of q
beautiful object. he is an ugly one
little. mean and torrid. suppose
one chief reason 10 be that, unless he
has his own race about him he doubts
Of anybody's love; he feels himself q
stranger in the world, and % becomes
unamiable.
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nlnY POST IHfELLIagECER.


When mama said, Nov, children, dear,
You know that il is Lent.
Some blessing you should sacrifice
Which Heaven to you has SENT
Our ten year-old made haste to say
aYou promised me dress,
And l say I'll give that mp:
Twill be enough, l guess"
Well, love sugar in my tea,
Three Jumps. and sometimes four,
n / agree 10 90 without,
You could not ask for more,
Said number two with thoughtful face
And wisely nodding head;
While number three was thinking fast
Our rogaish little Fred.
I" 1 want TO div up s0mefin big,
Cause amt very dood,
But, when my fngs was div TO me.
/ couldn't il would
And while his bright eyes shons like
stars,
With manners calm and cool,
He said. ~ fink dat will try
And div mp doin' to school"
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EeR SALE.
Six lots in BeIlsovn.

Six lots in BelltoHn.
Four lots on Pike street.
Three lots IN s. A. Bells first addition.
Two lots on water front, foot Of Pike
street.
Three lots In A. A. Denny's fifth adj
dition.
-Four lots in G. C. Terry's second adj
dition.
-Four lots in C. G. Terry's first sddi-
tion-very fine.
Eevsa lots in McNeught's first addi-
ton.
Three lots in Judkins's addition
Thirteen lots in Maynard's town plat
Five lots on Second street
A very fine block on Front street.
Also some good dwelling houses
Two farms, good hop land
A large liue Of other property not
mentioned. H. HEySEa,
Ofice with Mcknight. Ferry. Nc
Naughs 4 Mitchell, Commercial street
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Don't live on the shady side Of the
Street; flowers need sun.
Don't live In the midst of gloomy
and dark surroundings; you cannot
veil Afford It; economic in some other
way
Don't live in a room with bare walls.
ChrUmos, heliotypes, woodcuts and
prints arc all very cheap, and, IA for
frames, You oan mako them Of straw or
eplints.
A GROSS made beautiful with twininQ
tondr1lg OF crimson woOdbine may suQ-
keee that other cross upon which the
hopes OF men arc placed. A picture of
olAsped handle and raised eyes win sug-
Reet the All-seeing Father who hears our
euppliceficna. Pictures Of sunset sky,
. running brook and waving meadow
land, lead 40 away into the fresh, still
ocuntry. even though the sound OF drays
and railroad whistles and street car bells
b In our ears.
II possible, do not hare home with.
out music; let II soften and mellow the
home life and hold the Young hearts to.
eethsr.
Don't read books and papers which
suggest thoughts you would not utter,
They stain the soul; they burn the heart
Can you thrust your hand into SCOT and
bring Il out white and cleanS Can you
singe your clothes and not have the smell
OF hre on your garmentsY Beware Of
books which are suggestive Of evil,
thOugh they be clothed ia the purple
and gold Of Ane language.
Don't watch for evil intentions in
those around you. Hold every man
honest until proved otherwise. Thus
believing In others you will draw out oil
them their best; for men ordinarily are
eheir boat 10 those who believe in them
Also ksap your hearts young by faith in
your fellow-men.
Don't forsaks your church. even
though it, privileges ara poor. Sermons
VII be helpful influence In your life
Ton mny only carry away = single sen
eeno0 OF q sermon. thus: 8 Make the beai
q yourself" The sound. too, OF music
will help TO drive away the evil spirit Of
your soul, and raise ron into a higher
Atmosphere, nearer to truth and 10 God
Don't live your life alone. without
forming friendships and lore: your ma.
ture needs love; yon were made for il
and other nAtarcs need You. You ars
rubbing others IL you live like 4 hermit
Therefore 20 ont into the world and liyS
your life ont for others.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-29

6MITH's Buou THATER.-Mollis Ar
cher, the funniest serio-comic singer ON
the stage; jerry Hart, the great come
dian and end man; Beatrice Leo, the
charming balladist: Billy II. Karlnan. end
man, vocalist and comedian; Harry
Etaley, Emma bayfield,. Kitty True,
Spot Sloan, Fanny ONeel. Charles
OfNeel, the great Dutch and Irish come
dian, all under the direct supervision of
Harry Elmore, the very funny and
clever general performer. Change of
bill Monday and Thursday. Admission
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II is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood. when Scovilrs Sarsaparilla and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health TO the phys
ical organization. It is q strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofula, Syphlilitio disorders
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipelas
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility
Bilious complaints and diseases of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin
etc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-29
DR.. SPINNEY
No. - Kearny otroe1,.

YoUyC MN
WHO NAY BE SUFFKRUgn 49,
w the effects Of youthful folllS r. ~
discretion viii do well 70 I'm
selves Of this. the greatest beco - ~
ct the altar Of suffering humnnify,
SPINNEY viii guarantee TO fo9
for every case Of seminal Wook1S ~
private disease of any kind q cko1so@
which he undertakes and failo 3 -
MIDDLEeACED UYR
There are many at the aRe az - =
sixty who are troubled with too 61r
evacuation Of the bladder, oftea 49,.
panied by slight smarting a
sensation and q weakening a he -
In Q manner the patient cannot ~
for. On examining the urinary 0o11 r.
ropy sediment will often DO fou11 -
sometimes small particles OF albuu
appear, or the color will be o. tkk p
ish hue, again changing to Q doRk ~
torpid appearance. There are no11 p
who die Of this difficulty, ignoEan9 = r.
cause, which is the second utnao r -
inal weakness DIR. s. will RuarSnteonW
feet cure in all such case, and = l6ok<
restoration Of the genitourinaxy oIS
Office hOurs-10 to and 6 to6 g.
from 10 to IL q. m. COnsultnf3nn
Thorough examination and advioe,
d. SRlNNRY Z q.
a66 No. II. Kearny Sc san IionSI1oo