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Colonel Withers spoke at length in reply
to the Bishop.
On motion, the report and papers ac-
c)mpanying were laid on the table.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The reports OF several standing commit
tees were read and received.
The committee TO whom was referred
/ the manuscript OF the Digest OF the Laws
OF the Journal" prepared by Rev. DR.. Il.
Il. Dashiell, reported very favoTaby, and
recommending the printing OF 1000 copies
OF the same, which report was adopted.
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
Dr.. Dasblel offered q preamble and pro-
position TO cooperate with the International
Association for the proper observance Of
the Sabbath, and asked that the same be re-
ferred 10 special committee, and this was
done.
A recess was taken until'j O'Clock 7. VI.
Afternoon Session.
At 3 o'clock the Council reassembled,
Bishop Whittle in the chair.
An election OF delegates TO the General
| Episcopal Convention, which meets in
New York in November next, resulted in
the election OF the following delegates on
the first ballot: Clerical, Rev. DIR. Norton !;
lay, W. III. Taylor and Judge II. w.
Sheffey. Second ballot resulted in no
choice. and the Council passed by further
balloting and adjourned. Three clerical
and two lay delegates are yet to be elected.
The outstanding committee on Church
property was reelected and the old EXecu-
tive Committee Of the Diocesan Missionary
Society was reelected, with the exception
Of Mr.. =. II. Mayo. who had resigned, and
in whose stead Mr.. Joseph Bryan was
substituted. Presidents Of c0nyocations
were also elected members OF the Execu-
tive Society
TIE STANDING COMMITTEE.
The following named gentlemen We're
elected the Standing Committee OF the do
cese-frOm the clergy: Rev. Messrs. Pack
ard. Norton. and Suter; from the lalty:
Messrs. Herbert, Lee, and Taylor.
COLORED EVANGELIST.
Mr.. Shackeliold moved that an evangelist
be appointed, at a salary of 5000, 10 special
ly represent the Church among the cOlored
people. He nominated Rev. J. III. n. Pol
lard (cOlorCd), OF Petersburg.
An amendment was offered that the sala-
ry be paid out Of the contingent fund.
a motion was made to refer the matter
TO the Finance Committee.
DIR. Sprigg thought IL best to authorize
the Bishop 10 eXpend 5000 for The employ
ment OF colored evangelist. lie was in
full sympathy with the movement, bot he
did not think it well to confuse a nomina-
tion with q resolution.
Mr.. ShackelfOrd offered this ~ 3 substi-
tutc, with the addition that the 5000 be paid
out Of the contingent fund. Referred to
the Finance Committee.
1t was agreed to discuss sunday-school
work tonight.
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Sudden Death of Mrs. IfalyburtOn.

Mrs. Ann L. Halyburton, relict OF Judge
James d. HalyburtOn. who for many years
presided over the United States Circuit
Court here, died very suddenly about s
O'Clock last night at the residence Of her
son, j. Burbridge Halyburton, Esq, No.
3O3 north Twelfth street.
The deceased had reached good old age,
but was comparatively well, as was sup
posed, up to the time when seized with the
illness which so unexpectedly ended her
life. She was daughter and last suryi-
wing child OF Governor William B. Giles.
and was a lady Of lovely CHARACTER, and fit
wife for that pure gentleman and judge
who preceded her to the grave some years
ago. She leaves three sons; two OF whom
reside in Virginia, and the other in Baltl--
more, and is connected with the Sun oil
thnf CITY
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Nearly q Suicide.

Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock q
widowed, haggard-looking man OF very
dilapidated appearance was seen In front
OF the Clothing-Palace, corner Thirteenth
and Main streets. After gazing about for
Il few seconds he rushed wildly in and de-
mandcd to be shown some OF those nobby
suits which he understood the Clothing
Palace was famed for keeping. The va
rious clerks OF the establishment had hid
under the tables and counters at his lirst
appearance, but finally one, with rare
courage and presence OF mind. ventured
forth from his hidng-place and made the
stranger welcome, and soon succeeded in
convincing him that the only thing he
needed to give him peace OF mind was %
purchase one Of their elegant custom-madc
suits that they are selling so low. Aaer
purchasing one of those fine suits the
stranger departed, yowing that there was
something i'm this life worth living for, and
that was to be able to wear the elegant
clothes sold by a. STRAUs * SOW,
corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

jas. MACDOrGALL. IO4 O'Clock, funitnc,
scwnf-marlines. &c.
f.. B. COOK. 10 4. n. furniture, mattresscs, tcfs,
c0u G., &c.
WILLIAM GOT. pSNiTIl. 1880 =. -. aud T.30
Z. NJ, watches, sils erwar,, c-t'eTy. ac.
R.B.CHAFFIN 4 cos 4. NJ. building tots ON
the west side OF Reservoir street south Oi TAI
l0r street.
GRUBBs & APPERsON. L. VI. four sidlcy
lots. on Grove avenue. and TWO lots on Carter
near Cary street, In lIenrico.
y r. COOK IL A VI suucrtor planO.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE og RICHMOND AND MECKLESrURCI
RAILROAD COMPANY. CHASE CITY,
MHCKLtNBURC CoUNIN,NA. Nay IL, 1883.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
- GRADUATION, MASONRY. and BRIDGING
on the Richmond and MccklenbIrg railroad bc-
tween Chase CRY aBd llark-yiiie, Va. viii De re-
ceivci az this Oiice until JUNE iST, 1883.
ID, tailed information, specilcati' ns. and forms
or proposal can be obta.uCd on application az THIS
Office.
Tie company reserves the rieht % reject any or
ali bids Il. III. TA4tO1r,
my iS-td (hlef Engineer.
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Tish for Jnmcs River.

Colonel NJ. Mcdonald, United states Fish
Commissioner; Major T. y. Ferguson.
assistant; DR.. William NJ. Hudson, Fish
Commissioner OF Connecticut; j. Paul
Wilson, United States Fish Commissioner,
Washington; J.J. O'ConDer, stenograph
70 Colonel Mcdonald; III. l.. West, Of the
washington Post; r. L. Larner. OF the
Baltimore Sun aud Washington Capita! ;
and William N. Robertson, OF the Nd!i0nQ!
RepuJlican. Washington, are at the EX-
change Hotel, and viii this morning 90
with the councilmen to Bosher's dam and
take with them about one and half million
Of shad TO populate > the waters Of the
James.
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VIRGrIA STATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
ALPHA TAU OMEGA.-Thc second annual
meeting Of the Alpha Tau Omega Society
OF the Virginia State Alumni Association
took place last night at sanger Hall. h..
Marbry, OF Alexandria, was elected prosi-
dent. :. stokes, OF Richmond. secretary,
and Rev. Otis 4. Glazebrook, OF Char
lottesylle, chaplain. After business came
a most enjoyable banquet, which was
heartily participated in By all who were
fortunate enough TO be present. \ num-
Der Of gentlemen responded happily and
briefly to the tossts when called upon by
Chairman Theodore Johns, 10 whom all
are indebted for one OF the most pleasant
evenings within the history OF the fraier-
nity.
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Resignation of = Railroad Official.

Il. :. Barbour, Esq. the popular and
efficient general freight agent OF the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad, has rendered
his resignation. 10 take effect the irst Of
June next. lie will continue with the
company a. general passenger and express
agent. 5lr. Barbour was for many years
connected with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railway. and lett his position there TO as
sume the Office Of general freight agent oi
the Richmond aud Allegheny railroad
soon after the road commenced operations.
He has been a most competent and efficient
officer, and there + q general expression OF
regret on account OF his resignation. The
merchants Of this city especially feel the loss
OF so valuable an officer, and voluntarily
publish card I'm to-day's DispGtct eX-
pres,iye of their sincere regret.
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New Hotel.

Mr.. Z. w. Porter has taken charge Of 'he
Capitol Hotel, and will hereafter conduct
1t under the name OF POrteF's Park Iio-
TEL" Mr. Porter understands his bu-i-
ness thoroughly, is polite and attentive,
aud is bound 10 succeed. Give him call.
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RICHMOND. Va. Nav L. 1885,.

RICHMOND, Va, Nav L.. 1885,.
We, the undersigned, merchants OF thi3
city, having heard Of the resignation OF II.
). Barbour. Esq, as general freight agent
OF the Richmond and Anegbany railroad,
desire to express our sincere regret that he
has deemed 1t proper TO resign the above
position, the duties OF which he has DIS
charged with so much satisfaction and eAi-
cheney. Our business relations have been
Of the most pleasant nature. and we con-
slider him one OF the most efficient. dingent,
and accommodating railroad officials in this
State. He has our best wishes FOR his fit
trre success, prosperity, and happiness.
[Signedl
Fisher & Wyles, Sublett q Fitzgcr-
Leopold Lew. aid,
Allison x Addison, X. Il. SomeTyillc,
Antrim & Bowie. Grant Il Gillian,
W. j. johnson & Co., ii. Wallorstein g. Son,
SPOTS 4 Gibson, Lee d Potts.
John Booker, J. J. Wilson. Son &
h. l.. Taylor & Co., Co.,
Potts. Stokes X Co., Vaughan 4 Sarvay,
o. II. Chalkley Il Co.., l.. j. Gregory & Co.,
Skinker AZ Archer, Palmer, Hartsook 4
Sublett & Cary, Co..
Taliaferro u Co., Brown. Davis & Co.,
Tyler & Jones. Davenport & Morris,
Charles l.. Todd, Charles i. Taylor &
Simpson, Bass & Co., Co.
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HusrlN0e CoUET.-The following eases
were disposed Of yesterday;
The case Of Phil. Lambert, indicted for
feloniously assaulting and wounding Min
ME Epps, was called for trial. On motion
OF counsel for accused, the trial was post
poned till next Monday.
The ease OF William Conners alias Cor
nell, charged with burglary, is fixed for
trial to-day; but il rs likely. the prisoner
will not be ready TO proceed with the case,
aud will ask for postponement.
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Late Weather Report.

ISpccial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May Isl 4. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weq-
ther. followed 10y local rains, warmer
southcrly winds, and lower pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer.
partly cloudy weather, followed by local
rains. southeast veering TO southwest
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
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CIGARS.

HEwITT 4 son, No. % SOUTH
IL FOURTEENTH STREET STREET ma mann6sctprsrs ,,s
LICI0eA. ri PIC AD0R. La NINA. VISTA
6OXDOLIxR, FoRts "a. .ME-NoIs,0 OLD JACh;
STANDARD, ExcELsiOh, and Their new brand
. WiHONA~ Reductions on ai! grades OF goods,
sad orders solicited fTVm tho irsde sp as'eodsm
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Meeting of the TuckahOe Farmers
Club.

Ncclius OF tEc kGcAaisot EarAAffs
Club.
The monthly meeting OF This Old-time
and honorcd Club took place yesterday at
"Linden," the residence OF Captain John
4. Lynham. about one and a hal, miles
from the northwestern suburbs Of the city,
on the Broad-Strect road. There was full
attendance Of the Club. The farm OF the
host was inspected aud the fifteen acres OF
| FultZ and German amber wheat, besides q
| ten-acre lot OF a new variety OF wheat called
the Dalton wheat" Hll grown upon land
which contained no concentrated manures,)
showed evidence OF thorough farm culture.
4 field OF German clover, with It's deep-red
blossoms, and another OF red and white
clover, were much admired. a lot Sown
in winter oats was growing nicely and pro-
missed good yield.
An asparagils-bed occupying one third
OF an acre of land is now yielding a large
supply for market and home use. Fegetl-
! bles OF all kinds have been planted, ana
! fruit-trees give signs OF an abundant mar
vest. When we recall the fact that only
! few Years ago this place looked someW nat
| like q young pine forest, we admire the
zeal Of Captain Lynham in causing II Ito
! blossom and bloom like the rOse.|
J III one LaiI Oi lut thtiEs, Nti'h', ".'N
! time were spent upon the farms that - de-
voted TO business IN our cities We would
see better state OF things in the country.
4 well-Witten and practical paper on
"Making Our Homes More Attractive p,
was read by Captain Lynham, and ELECTED
warm praises from the Club, ana was
unanimously ordered to he printed.
Other papers were rcad-one by Dr.
Thomas Pollard, approving OF the culture
OF sorghum"
The Club adjourned just rs ;he sun was
quietly sinking TO Test, after shedding BIS
brilliant rays with unusual spiendor upon
the scene before Us. and having brought
eladness to the hearts OF all by his cheer
ING presence. 4 substantial and abundant
repast was served by the host, and heartily
enjoyed by the Club.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NOTICE.-G. ID. WOOTT0N, ATTOR-
1tNEY AT LAW-oficc for the present 1909
Ross strect-has resumed tie general practice OF
law In Virginia and The city Of hichmont. lisa-
Scils bis Owu " Wonderful ana Adminhle - hoeks,
four different la a package for 81, or 25c each
just half-price. my iS'lts
JAMFs ALFRED JONES, o. C. KEAN.r. C. NICHOLAS
ZONES, KEAN & NICHOLAS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW,
Rooms aud 7, Goddn's Hall,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets, Rlehmon =, Va
lmy 2-lml
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AVE MONEY by having vOur Gun,inf 1o1' s.
he DIsPATCu fEINTlNG-UoCsE. Good tSr<.
low prices. aus satisfaction guaranteed.
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BUFFALO LITnh WATa3.
direct from the springs. can be had on or1ush' %
ASTOSr..
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.


Rad Breath Pain IN the side. sometimes the pain
Is felt under the Shcu'd' r-bade, mlsAhSh loI
rheumatism; general loss ot appetlte: boWels s.h- n
CFallv costivc. sometimes alternating Win aN, tne
head + troubled with pain, y dull ana heaS!' WIN
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied Wi,ll y
painful sensation Of leaving und0ne something
Which oucht 10 have been done: slight dry cough
and flushed face Is sometimes an atiendaht' OF zen
IN staken for consumption; the I@Ilent colnpialua
of weariness and debility; nervous easily i staL-
lied: feet cold or burning, sometimes a pflckly
sensation of the skin exists; splrls are low aiu
despondent. and Hithoush sasJu .l,t
would be beneficial. yet one can hatuly sun
up fortitudc 70 try tin fact, dislrusis every rem
e1y. Several Of the above symptoms atienu the
disease, but eases have occuIfeI Wnen ogt H." & ..
them existed. vet examination aitCr ofllh h@s
shown the LIVER 10 have been EXTENSIVELY de-
ranged.
TT SgOULD BE USED DY AL PERSONS. OLD
AND YOUNG. WHENEVER ANY OF THE
ABOVE SYMPTOMS APPEAR.
Persons travelling or living in unhealthy locali-
ties by taking dose occasionally 10 kecp ts
in healthy action viii avoid all MNarla' Dl'iOus ~
racks Dizziness. Nausea. DrOwsincss, Depression
Of Spirits sc. ID viii inygOratc Ike glass OF
wine but Is 40 ISTONICATING BEVERAGE
III YOU lave eaten anything hard oi dlges'on, or
feel heavy after meals. or seepess AZ hEhi' l'he d
dose and you viii be rchcNed'
TINE AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BEsANED
BY ALWAYS REEPING THE REGULA-
TOR IN TIE HOUSE!
For whatever the ailment may be. a thoroughly
safa Pf-nG ATIVE. ALTERATIVE' AND TONIC Gu
neyer he out of place. The reinciV i HAIMLf>s'
ASD pOTs NOT INTERFEEE WITH BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
and has all the power and efficacy of Calomel OF
Ounine without any OF the injurious aiter e'eO's'
A GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use IN my
family for some lime and am satisfied II Is VAL
uablc addition 70 the medical science:
j. GILL SHORTER. Governor OF Alfoaiha'
Hon. Alexander II. stevens, Of Georgia says
Have derived some benefit from thc usc ol olhl'
mons Liver Regulator, and wish to gave II iui'
thcr trial
"THH ONLY THING THAT NEVER FAILS 10
RPITFyE~-I have used many Irincd.es Tor Dys-
14nsia. Liver Affection, and DchlAtY' Dut never
have found ANYTHING 10 benefit me - the e%,eh'
simmons Liver Regulator has. sent lfoin ", W u
nesOta 10 Georgia for it. and would send itrlhei
for such q medicine. and would advise an VIII
are similarly affected 70 give II ttia as IL seems
The only thing that never fails % relieve: ,,
7. NJ. jANSEi, Minheapoiis' Mllin'
Dr. 7. W. Mason says: From actual experience
In the use of simmons Liver Regulator ih my
practice | have been and am satisfied 10 u1e "iiu
pre.scribe il a. q pufeatiSe medicine.
esJ- Take only the GENUiNE, which always ha'
on the wrapper the RED TRADEMARKS and siG'
NATURE or >. H. HhiLiN OO'
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
80 29-W&F1y
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EDUCATIONAL.

TWO TEACHERS OF TIE PUBLIC
L SCHOOLS Will op "a their
suMNsR SCHOOL
JULY lsr.
Tbev vii, also teach pupils of private schools WHO
reed sneelal Instruction IN LATlN, FRENCH,
GERMAN. aud MATHEMATICS. Addtsss r.,
Box 81. city. NJ, 80
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THE FINEST MAYOSAIsE DREssISc for all
kinds of salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picklei
salmon, cabbage. etc, Is DURKEE'5 SALAD DRESS
ING. Better and more economical than home
made.
TWENTY-FIVE PAIR or CELLULoTo Eye
GLASS frames weigh only one ounce-the lightest
known-and the best and most comfort be tirt
can be worn.
For sale by all leading jewellers and opticians.
ASToNI, THE ORICISATOR
of
ICF-CREAM SODA.
Is prepared to furnish the public again ,his season.
from bis celebrated fountains AZ
CENTS \ GLASS.
PRAYER AND HYMN-B0oKs, BIBLES, TdEO-
LOGICAL WORKS. old aud now, cheap. Ihelarscst
assortment of books in the s0utte states o. At
1902 and 1904 Main street.
J.W. RANDOLPH & ENGLisn.
scHGN's
ORIGINAL EFFgRyEscING
SODA LEMONADE
IcE-CREAN SODA
are M the go uowat his
ELEGANT soDA-WArER EsTABLI5H,IrTr.
Eleventh aud Main streets.
where
TIE LADIES
are invited 10 call.
2
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: a. NJ, 80 ;
. A. NJ, 5G; noon, 66; 3 p. NJ, 73; G p.
NJ, &C; midnight. 60.
Mean temperature, 81 sc.
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Z" Bishop OF Alissis

20 VickSJurg, April 2. 1883"
AsI foresaw that IL would not he In my
power to be present at this meeting, and
Il seemed a matter OF SO much importance
laid Il before the Executive Committee Of
the Diocesan Missionary Society, to which
you have entrusted the work amongst the
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"MoTHER SWANS woHN-SYPrP" for fever
lshn.ss, rcsilcssness, worms, constipation. Taste
f.e
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MlSFET STORE.

BUsY' VERY bOSl 'NNi
VERY BUSY, bCSi' DO
BUSY, BUSY, BUSY, VERY NEi'l' VEN
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"R0UGH OK RATS" clears out r.ts, nice, = e
reaches, bcd-bugs, ants, yernin, chipmunls l5c
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Es-TlIE CIRCULATION OF ThE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CiRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTTER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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iron OTHER LOCAL SEE PeuRsn rAoE.l
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I Entered az the Post-oflice at Richmond. Va, as
secOnd-cass matier.i
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
EIGHTY-EIGRTHA ANIMAL, SESSION.
Annual Address Of the Bishop-Eicc'
tion OF an Assistant Bishop
Assured.
Division Of the Diocese Discnssed-Partial
Election or Delegates TO the General
Episcopal Convcntion-Colored Evan
gclist 10 be Sent Out-Reporfs
OF Committees, sc.
EIGHTy-EIGnTH ANNUAL SESSION.

After divine services, conducted by Rev.
+. W. Hubbard, OF AppomattoX, the
Council came to order yesterday morning
at II o'clock-Bishop +. NJ. Whittle in the
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siIsFIT STORE.

THAT IS WHAT DOES 1T.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-05

FOR BANQUETS, DINNERS AND
PARTIES Eclipse Extra Dry, it is equal to
any and superior to most imported
brands, and the only natural California
Champagne in the market.
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The Great hgiah Rane@]

Ia vW A04.
0Ro Ac Nerves
Debility, Hhaas.
ted Vitality. sem
in al Weakness.
L oSt AAnh0oa
lmpOtsuC. Pros
tatsrrhea, FarLy-
sis aud III the ter
riblo effects d
Self Abuse, yOutt,
full f0llies end ex-
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years. such as Loss Of Memory. Lasitude,
Nocturnal Emissions. Aversions to Society.
Dinsscss Of Vision, Noises in tho Head; the vital
Nzii passing msobserved in the urine. and many
ctisar diseases that lead to INSANITY and Death.
DE-. NINTH, who ia . regular physician
Sgr.duate Of the University Of PennsylvaniA)
win agree 70 forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for . case Of this kind the VITAL RES
ToRATITE (under his special adviee and treat
Aeat) viii not cure, or for anything impure q
injurious found in it. DIR. NINTIE treats al
rrivste diseases successfully without mercury.
CsnsuNAtioD free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis Of urine. 50. Price 81
VITAL RESTORATIVE, 5 . battle. or fonr
times the qusntity. 80; sent to any address
at,oa receipt Of price, " C.. o. D.. secure from
ohsarvAtioa and in private name if desired, By
4. A. NIN'TIE, n D.,
IL kearney St, San trancsco, CA-
SIMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
cae Supplying BY letter, 8 sting symptoms. sex
sad agp. Strict Secrecy in ressA to al buS-
Hass transactions.
Or. MINTIES KIDNEY REMEDY-EEP
HRErICUN- cures all kinds Of kidney and
bladder complaints, gsnsrrheea. gieet, kunor-
rh0es. For aaie BY II druggists; 81 bottle;
ax bottles fer Is.
DR. MNTIES DANDELION PILLS are the
Scst aad cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
IA the market. For sale by Ill aruSxisas.
jan1Qt
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DIR. SPIN n IL Y,
no. Il kearny Street.
Treats All Chronic sal Special Diseases.

= oun& .N4en
(NhO May be Suffering from the
w effects Of youthful fo!lies OF indiscreti"n
VIII 10 well to avail themselves OF this, the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar Of P,H-
serins humanity. DR.. Spinney viii guarantee
II forfeit $500 for every case Of Seminal Weak
ness or private disease Of any kind or character
which he undertakes and fails to cure.
NYDDIE-AGED MEN.
There are many At the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the bladder, often accompanied by slight
laa@.;ry ST burning sensation and weakening
81 the =, st Gu in manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary de-
posts \ -opy sediment will sften be found, and
sometimes small particles Of albumen will ap-
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