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, 1884-07-13

took him up and made him Governor of
the state, and that is the way he comes
before you now. tCries of "Hurrah for
Cleveland. He who corrects all evils
in a bad administered city, and who goes
from that service into the affairs of a
state government and makes the correc-
tions there well, is then qualified
to conquer in national evils.
! did not intend to speak this long to you.
Loud cries of go ahead and keep it
up. The convention at Chicago did not
realize all that we expected. For myself,
l had no expectations. In no respect, in
no sense was l a candidate for any office
whatever. We did not realize all hat we
expected, but [ believe that is the fate of
humanity almost everywhere and under
almost every circumstance. But have we
r~ealizen that that should encourage us to
make an effort for good government?
[Cries of That is the beginning" Not
that | Want the office to which | was nom
mated, for you.know that | did not desire
that but somebody must be nominated
for Vice President to run on the the
ticket with the candidate for President,
and when the ticket is presented to you,
you are called upon to pass judgmentupon
it in respect 10 its merits throughout.
TCheers and cries of "Yes and we will
support it,. Do not all Of you Dem
ocrats and Republicans believe that
the affairs of our Government have been
long enough i'll the hands of one setofmen?
ferries Of we do" and do you not all be
lieye that we have reached the period
when there ought to be a change ferries of
we do" and I'VE will have it. | do
not ask that all shall be turned out; that
is not the idea. fla man has done his
duty well and faithfully, if he has not
used the powers of his office to disturb
the rights Of the people, if he has not fur
nished money to corrupt elections, if he
has simply confined himself to the duties !
of his office, | am not clamoring for his
official blood, but my fellow-citizens
of these 100, 900 men who now fill official
positions in the country, we have no
right to suppose from all that has taken
place hat they are all honest. LCheers
and laughter. And the only way we can
do now is make a change. a month ago
everybody supposed that all employees in
the Bureau of Medicine and surgery
were honest and now at the very
first examination it turns out that
, 1884-07-13
Started For Homo.

CHICAGO, July l2.-There were very
few remaining evidences this morning of
the Democratic convention delegates.
Very generally they have taken their de-
parture, the club and headquarters, ban
ners have been furled, and hotel corridors
have resumed their wonted appearance.
On the streets are still to be seen more
than the usual number of white hats, a
number of which are surmounted with
small feathered roOsters, the wearing of
which has come TO be a sort ofrage among
the Democracy. Members of the National
committee and other leaders of the party
who are still in the city express confidence
as to the strength Of the ticket. Delegates
generally express great satisfaction at the
treatment received at the hands Of the
committees in providing for their comfort.
, 1884-07-13

personal


Jim Page has gone to Omaha.
Harry White went East last evening.
Miss Carrie Parker, of Dubuque, Ia,
is visiting Mrs. +. A. Slack.
Miss Julia jenkins departed yesterday
for a Summers visit to her home in Pitts
burg, Pa.
Professor y. +. Stark left last evening
Tor Madison, Wis, to attend the National
Teachers Convention.
Skew johnson, as he is Familiarity
called by the mt of those who know
him, is in the city.
Mr.. Frank G. High. of Denver, West
ern travelling agent of the Chicago & Al
ton road, was in the city yesterday.
George NJ Bascom, Madison, Wis.
Mills Sountellotte, wife and children, La
Crosse, Wis; A i Ketcham, Wilkes
barre, Pa; R Anderson, ranch; Frank
Pierce, Fort Laramie; Jeff McDermott,
Denver, Allen Morgan, Pc ranch, are at
Dyer's.
Orlando Mason, Boston; w ID Jones,
Kansas City; IA Freeman, Davenport;
II W Gibson, Brigan Station; w w
Frank, Denver; G 7 Woods, Denver; D
NJ Arnold, Chicago; R Van Dusen, New
York, are among the arrivals at the Inter
Ocean.
J B Taylor, Denver; G C Gardner, st.
Louis; C NJ johnson, Chicago; c l.
Nichols, S r Fletcher and + l. Packard,
Omaha; &c Gibson, Iowa City w b
Hugus, Fort Fred Steele; G H Capern,
Wyoming Development Company, ten
eral S. Duncan, Shelbyville, Mo. are new
at the Railroad House.
, 1884-07-13
What tho "Newso Think.

LONDON, July l2.-The Daily Neus
says Americas foreign relations will be
safer in Cleveland's hands than in those
of Blaine's. The latter represents the
American jingo party, which like the same
party here makes up in audacity and vol
utility for lack of numbers. As President,
Cleveland would cultivate quietude
abroad and peace at home. If elected, he
will be chosen on the ground that he
more worthily represents the probity,
good sense and studied moderation of the
American people than Blaine.
, 1884-07-13
Importing FIRMS Failure.

New YORK, July l2.-Winiam Hol-
stead, William McHaines, john X.
Myers and J.. Edward Bently, composing
the firm of Halstead, Haines & Co, i'm
porters and jobbers in dry goods, filed an
assignment to-day for the benefit of eredi-
tors, to Lewis May with preferences of
SAT- 900. Among the preferred creditors
are the following: Estate of John X.
Myers $102, 900; Central National Bank
$40, 900: Ninth National Bank Sl0,O 900;
First National Bank of Toms River, n.
j., $4,000; II, C. Bennett & Co, s75,-
900; Drexel, Morgan & Co, $50, 600;
employees Of firm $7,5l5.
, 1884-07-13

New YoRK, July John F. Henry,
President of the National Anti-monopoly
organization said to-day, Il have not
heard from Butler since Cleveland has
beeu-nominatcd, but from what he said to
me before going to Chicago am confident
he will not support Cleveland. He can
not do it. He has formally accepted the
nomination of the Anti-monopolists, and
he telegraphed me from Chicago Thurs
day, saying he would never consent to the
nomination of a ]monopolist.
, 1884-07-13

The large new library is adding much
to the interest and increasing the attend
ance of the Presbyterian Sunday school,
and the new Sunday school singing book,
Joyful Lays, is full of most charming
songs and inspiring music. e 5lc
Last Sunday was communion at the
Presbyterian Church, and three members
were received, making an aggregate of
forty received since they commenced SER
vices in the new church last December.
The Presbyterian Church also use infer
mented wine for communion.
, 1884-07-13

This morning at about l o'clock, VIII
R. Swan and George f. Morgan put in
for John Chase at the Inter Ocean Hotel,
a new patent magnetic needle enunciator
containing 100 numbers. The instrument
is from an establishment III Chicago, and
is the finest of anything Of the kind in the
Territory. Ii cost $3.50.
, 1884-07-13

Mr.. George II. Lennox, business man
ager of Leon & Cushman's Minstrel Com
edy company, was in the city yesterday.
He secured Friday evening XXI as a date
for the appearance of the troupe here.
The company present something radically
new in minstrelsy. They closed a weeks
engagement at Denver last evening,
showing to OVERLOOKING houses. The COM
pany is on its way to Frisco, and will re-
main here but a single night.
, 1884-07-13

David Ten Brock was examined yester-
day before Judge Fisher on the charge of
making threats against Mrs. Furman, bet
ter known as Lizzie Richmond. The evil
dence was not sufficient, in the opinion Of
the court, to bind the defendant over and
he was consequently discharged. Mr.. j..
C. Bard appeared for the prosecution and
Mr.. 7. NJ. Fisher for the defence.
, 1884-07-13

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80, ,.I ,uo,oat M nar,onor
Ill.,. La4 ,Lot haro oon,o 70 dam
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- =. L;nLoot sonsa Nov non.or
49, g Homana;amtr. ,La,. dro 70
aam $50 tLo,n tLa;.
Ill, aa,,ants and tba ro,,rosortaf,es If
paI;t;oa1 nort;as md demand of tbam an
r. a l p,:,.
, 1884-07-13

The injured were as follows: David Drill.
Plttshurg, express agent badly injured in
legs James Gallahcr, Pittsburg, legs bro
ken; r. A. Tucker, Washington. slightly
injured; Baggage Master, II. r. Garter,
hurt internally.
, 1884-07-13
The independents and Cleveland.

New YORK, July l2.-George William
Curtis, leader of the Independent Repub-
lean movement said: II regard the nom
nation as the wisest one the Democratic
party could have made, and believe it will
be satisfactory to the Independent voters
Carl Schurz said; Il am pleased with
tie nomination Of Governor Cleveland
and shall give him my support. | think
he is the strongest candidate the Demo-
Gratis could have nominated and he will
undoubtedly receive a large support out
side of his own party from the Indcpend-
dent voters,
Horace T.. Demming, chairman OF the
Independent Republican executive COM
mittec and president of the Young Re
publican Club, of Brooklyn, said he re
garded Clevcland's nomination rs an
equal triumph of the better element Of
the Democratic party and Il tribute to the
| Independent sentiment throughout the
| country in both parties.
, 1884-07-13

The County Commissioners were in
session again as a Board of Equalization
yesterday and done a good days work.
So far as they have proceeded with their
work they have been disposed to raise
somewhat on the figures fixed by the As
SCISSOR in the case of property situated in
tba o;t,,
, 1884-07-13
No Further Delay,

ST. PAUL, MINI, July l2.-Adviees
from Winnipeg TO w. S. Alexander, gen
eral traffic manager of the Manitoba road,
state the customs difficulties have been
satisfactorily arranged, and there will be
no further delays at the frontier.
, 1884-07-13

The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween II. c. Saunders and H. S. White.
Jr., doing " general ranching business
under the firm name Of Saunders Il
White, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. White retiring from the
firm.
The business will hereafter be carried
on by H.. c. Saunders, to whom all bills
are to be paid and who will be responsible
for the outstanding indebtedness Of the
late firm.
Al stock branded on any part II $ con
nected, are now claimed by II. G.
Saunders. ii. c. SAUNDERS.
II. $. WHITE, Jr.
rl.,.,r. I,l,. 10 1901
, 1884-07-13

New YoRK, July l2.-Bank state
ment: Loans decrease 50, 79l 900; specie
increase 81, 7G0, 200. Deposits increase
80, 24S. 900; reserve increase 81, $50, 600.
Banks hold 500, 86l 900 in excess of the
legal requirements.
, 1884-07-13

Mr.. w. II. Conley, ofDenver, formerly
an old timer in Cheyenne and now on a
visit here, has decided to relocate in Chey-
enne and will do so just as soon as he can
find the right kind of a place to go into
business.
, 1884-07-13

WEST WINCHESTER. Ont, July r.
The Beach -four mills, Chamber carriage
works, Alexander's grocery, and several
dwellings were burned by the explosion of
a barrel of coal oil. Fifty hands are out
of work. Loss 5000. 900.
, 1884-07-13

A slight ''onpleasantness' occurred on
Fifteenth street yesterday afternoon,
wherein one or two parties got black eyes
and upon which occasion a large crowd
congregated. No arrests were made.
, 1884-07-13
FOR SALE.


A fine chance for Il young man to en-
gage in a paying business. Capital re-
quired, $500. Apply to c. II. Burton,
Sixteenth and Eddy streets.
, 1884-07-13

For SALE offer my residence pro.
perty on Seventeenth street, adjoining the
residence of 1. Il. Warren, for sale. In
duire of Fl. Housman, Cheyenne.
, 1884-07-13
For Sale.

A two-room frame house and two full
lots with water and outbuildings, SLIGO.
This is a great bargain. G.. II. Burton,
real estate agent, Sixteenth and Eddy
streets, @ -
, 1884-07-13

We warn oIr customers against false
reports calculated to injurc our business.
A hint to the wise is sufficient, The
Singer Manufacturing company, corner
Eighteenth and Hill streets.
, 1884-07-13

For SAIE-A piano and sewing
machine, cheap for cash viii exchange
for horses or real estate. Inquire At AIS
Warren venue. y.
, 1884-07-13

Lots near the ground bought BY the
CHEYENNE, Black Hills d Montana rail-
way company for depot purposes.1 Prices
low. yfF BAIRD & CAMPBELL.
, 1884-07-13

Lessons. given in oil painting, land
scapes, flowers, etc. For terms apply at
LEADER Office or southeast corner of
Seventeenth street and Warren avenue.
, 1884-07-13

QUEBEC, July -. Judgment was given
in the Emo case to-day, denying the appli-
cation for the prisoner extradition.
, 1884-07-13

HAVANA, July I2,-There were nine
teen deaths here from yellow fever the
past week
, 1884-07-13

For SALEAWe have saddle ponies,
work horses aud mules and second hand
wagons for sale. TERRY BROTHERS.
, 1884-07-13

Bound session laws Of Wyoming for
1884 may now bcnbtainrdat TlE LEADER
office.
, 1884-07-13

Private parlors . at Jake Esselborn's
Pioneer saloon. Entrance from Eddy
street. -a---- -.L 49, IL
, 1884-07-13

Little Joker is the best smoking to-
bacoo. !.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-09
AuplicatiOn for Patent.
NOTICE NO I'll.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY. IDAHO,
April -, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the Atlanta HI
Gold Mining and Mill ny Company M orsaniZa
tiUn fncorp !, ted under the laws ot the state "i
New York by its attorney -in-fact, WIN. Hynd1ilhu
whose post tfice address IL HALEY. Alturas county
Idaho Territory, has made application iof
United States Patent Tor the
LAST CHANCE LODE MINING CLAIM.
s,tuste in the Middle Boise Mining District Al
furas County, Idaho Territory, consisting 81
233 lineur rect of the lode, and surface ground
the field notes and plat of the official survey or
ME in this office. with magnetic variation ut !" dc
grces and 10 minutes east. MS follows: comment
ing ut The discovery point and running thehce D
II degrees T.. TTO feet est end of claim; thence
g. 10 degrees W. 100 feet t. corner No. l; thence
N 10 degrees L. 300 feet 10 corner No =; thence
N. II degrees W. eaS feet 10 corner No ): thence
s. 10 degrees ard 40 minutes " 345 feet 10 corel
No 4; thence 8. 10 degrees W. 200 feet TO corner
No g. thence n ~ degrees ard 80 minutes T. t4'
feet 10 co ner No. Il: thence s. n degrees f. oS'
feet to corner No. l. the place of beginning survey
OF exterior boundaries of claim. Containing Oh
. :, y, =.
degrees Is minutes and 80 seconds T.. 196.'t IL.
distant. !, A.
The said mining claim being OF record in th
Office If the Recorder of said Mining DIS
trict ut HALEY. in Aituras County. Idaho Territ"
ry The nearest known locations being Tn
Nj march, u s. Lot 81 and the Buff 10. Y. s. Lot ~
direct that this notice be published IN tn
Won RIVER TINES. the newspaper publ she
nearest the snid mining claim, for the period u
sixty days. ,,a,->,,>
a22l60t HOMER L.. fouND htS's'''
WM HYNpMAN, Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-09
AppiiCatiOn Tor Patent.
NOTICE 80 ~.


UNITED SrArEs LAND OFFICE,
HALEY, loAHO.
Ap-'l -, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the atlanta IL Colo
Miuing and Milling Company, an organization IN
rorporated uuder the laws of the state OF New
York hy it, att lruey-in fact, VIM. Hyndnah,
whose ost thcu address is Haley, Alturis county,
Idaho Territory, has made application Tor
Emitted States Patent for the
ARTHUR MACY PLACER MINING CLAIM.
situnte IN Middle Bots. Mining District, Aturas
county Idaho Territory, consisting OF l.@i2 linear
feet oil the claim ami surface ground '5Ofeet wide
being L. No. So and described in tdt hsld notes and
plst Of the official survey on file in this ONCE with
magnetic variation e Is degrees and ~ minutes
east Ms follows; Commencing at t.ie northwest
corner of tn. claim marked corner Mol, AMI run.
r;ua th,u,, S 50 degrees F. TO feet to corner No.
. thence S degrees ". i,Al2 feet 10 corner No );
thence n. 80 degrees W. i3s feet to liner No.
th.u.e n 20 degrees 81 minutes and AZ secon ds w.
i.4327 fest to c,rn.r No. ): thence n. To deSr cs
sSs I. ct t. corner No the place II beginning sur
ysy Of ext. riur boundaries of claim. Containing
Is. 81 acres. =,
From corner No. l. L. :. NJ. NJ, No. ? bears n
As degrees and b minutes ". ltl5 teet distant
The said !nin,ug claim being OF record IN
Office o. TIE Recorder OF said MINING pis'
trict at Haley, in Aiturgs County ldah. itrr''
tory tn. nearest known iocatiohs peihs
the Daily Nil sit claim, Lot 80, Il.
| dir,,t that this notice be Phohshtu IN tht
NooD RIVER HLEs, tue newspaper Puoi!sheu
n.ares the said mining claim. Tor tie period oil
. xty days. - .
lIG,t HOMER l. POUND. Register.
WN HYNDMAN. Attorney for Applicant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-09
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory Of Idaho, il and I
the County Of Alturas
David Ethel and John H. Van Scha'ck. partners
doing h, siness under the firm naiue and style
of Ethel Il Van Sthaick, plant ifs.
james A. Nicholson and N. c. Fletcher. defend
ants.
The people of the United States in the TER tory
of Idaho. send Greeting t. james A. Nicholson
and n. c. Fletcher, defend lnts;
You ARE hereby required T. appear in nm action
brought against tou by the allowed named pla L.
tiffs. IN the District Court of the Second judicial
District of the Territory of Idaho in and fer ne
county of Altnras and to answer the complaint
filed therein. thin ten days exclusive ui me
day of servie after tine service on you Of thls
supnons-if served within this eou ~; tr, Y
served out If this county. nut II this d. I
with II twenty .iays: oth.i wise, wit 'in forty day
or iudgneu' 10y default W II be ken ~ inst you
according t. the pr yer of said coiuplnit.
| The sad action II brought to recover JntRihfn'
against you for the OF s-iiH 81. b ne. uue ol
nccouit for humber sold and delivere I, and ioi
$500 fer verifying and recording mech mics Zen
and 81 90 attorneys and costs of su t. aiso l."
the f. reciosure of certain mechanics men Eva Oh
oct Der ltb, 1882, OH hnt certain building LOW
as the NlchoIsoi and Fletcher saloon hnd tn 10
upon which the same il situat at, more III ~ "p
pears in plaintiffs complain cert ned copy @
which Is herewith served.
And you hereby MT fed that If YOU fnt'
appc ar aud answer the sad COMPLAINT as a,oV
r qured, the said plaintiffs viii apply to IN
Cbnyt for the relief demanded in their 'o'hp III
, Given under my hand and the al ~ the ~
tact Court of the 81 cond Ju iicial District OF u
. TER r, OF Idaho. in and ior t.e ecu t. nj Aiti
ras this 10th of April, in the year Of oar LORD Oh
thousand .ight hundred and elguty -four.
IsEAI1 Al. RICHARDSON, CLERK.
BY F.. y. RIcHAKns, DEPUTY Clerk
r. +. ENSIGN, Attorney for Plaintiffs. alo'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-09

In the District Court Of the I'd Judicial Ds'ri OF
the Territory OF Idaho. in and for IT," County
of Alturnh.
Richard II. Ably, plaintiff vs.. Thomas V. Fiiht'
defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the I'd Ju-
dicial pistrict. of the r. rrtory If Idaho, IN
and for tAe County of Aturns, and the com
plant filed in said county Of Aturas IN the o.
hce of the Clerk of snid District Court
The People If til. United st ties in the Territory of
Idaho send grcetins, to Thomas V. fliht,
defendant:
YOU are hereby required to appear In an AZ ton
b, onuht pgaint YOU by tn" above named plai1t II,
III the District Court OF the Second Judicial DIS
trct the Territory Of Idaho. in aud for tae couh-
~ of Altnr's and to answer the conli any ni'o
tn, rein within ten days exclusive If thu Il Il
service after the service on YOU or tins suho =
| IL served within this County: "r if s. rveu ont
this county but in this dlstric wlthln twenty
duys. otherwise within forty dnys-r judgment
by default will he taken INST you according Il
| the prayer OF said complaint.
| Tie said IL, ton Is brought to obtain decree OF
this Court for the reclosurc of cert TN NOR gage
described III the said complaint aud tXerutt o'
the said Thomas V. Flint. ON TIE se'ond any :"
Auaust lhHl, to secure the payment OF artrtill
| prumissory note FIR SOD dated August = 1851 "h'
six MOI tbs after date, with interest IL p 'eh'
per month running to said Ably I'd signed ny san
Flint that tne ur, mists convey ed = III NO tSH3
may be OIL, and the proceeds applied , the pay
met of said pruInissury II, t. and nultS Se an
20 per cent for attorney ices as prva"e II, ~ !,
lent to pny the same, then to Obtain an exec tio
against said Thomas V. Flint FOR tae haarre ~
naming due and also that the sid def'nit ut an
all persons claiming by. Though or under nm
may he barred and Iorcclosed of ell rgEt, ~
claim, liz, equity of rehehlt.on. and II tert
and to said nOrtgaged premises, and f'' o,tr an
fmt ler relief, will more fully appear by rsi.l
nee to the complaint on file her in
And You are hereby notified that II you ran
npprar and answer the said comp'ni1t as abo\
leuuirtl the said plain t II wi apply t. tht tou
for the relief demanded in the said complaint
Given uud,r my hand and the srnl oI he u
tri,t Count of the Territory # Idaho. in ana
the county of Aituras. this gth dIy Of April III u
y,sr Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred II
eighty four. ..,,,,,- ,, -,
SEAL. A. H. NV nahb"c->' N'N'"'
By r. T. RICHARDS, Deputy Clerk,
y u E>sIu~ Attorney tor Plant IT, n9td
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-09
Dissolution Of Guardianship.

To WHOM IT MAY CoSCEHN:--NO'ice Is hereby
q, en- tn t the t,riu Of MAY, kri Z & CO., of the
town OF Halle, courty of After = and Teri tory
, + iaho, & re nj iutrrh hts. IS THIS an, nls'
So we'd by lmtation, nnGtre mutual 1T Of tine
poItie. hero. Ne 81. AS My nj Geor q
Er 81. ~ "4en"r,l pat lers,' viii co'''n sui !
busin,ss at tie ou t nj. W / Z MIR. Hnruch tNy,
o tive city anl coupy Of S,n J'r nti@co. lifor-
niu her, tot, 20 u INIT part II said frlu. r =
tr-s. Nessrs HI May md Il RE Irisg IL
ply or collect ali accounts in favor ur against
said firm
EMS WAY.
G. .. NHILf,
BARUCA LEVY.
HALEY Idaho, Arril 25 1884,. neowi
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-09

fyAy ~ for the working class. send 1, cents
:R! ~ for postage and We VIII maui >ou tree g,
E;E{iG royal, Na!uan e box OF s'Mp'e G"as
- ~ s-A' that Will put yuu III re way 81 uIakinE
mt re luorey III a lew DAY tiINu you ever thought
pos Bile at amy business. Capital not required.
". viii start Nuu. lou can work AL the time IF
, in spare time only tn" work is universally
ada ed to nutu xcs, young and OLD. II can
easily earn from - 4 Its to - every evening
That all wso want RI may test ine ou >intss, ""
ua h this unpar II eled offer; to all who mot
satisfied Will send II IL pny fur the trouble OF
writing us. Fni! particulars directions, etc seu'
free. Fortunes viii &c made by those who give
their wAo.c time t. the work. Trent success Is
e!sulutely sure. I,h't delay. Start new. Adj
/ dress srIAsuN SCo. Portland Maine. n22
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-09


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Vision Nuis in the iIcau. thu vital hutd pass
ing unohservea in the urine aud many other dis
casts th,t lead To- insanity and Death.
DIR. MlNrlE, who - a regular phNsici IN tS'ad-
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DIR. MlNrIE treats all private Diseases success
fully without mercury, Con ~tLTArioS NRi r
Thorough examination and advice, inciudtng an
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81. 30 II bottle, or four times the 4utnlty. sou
sent H. any address upon receipt of price, or Z o.
u secure from observation and in private name,
if desired 10y A. +. MINrlE. NJ. D., IL E.grny
street, San Francisco, Cal.
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gard to NIL bus ness transactions.
/ DIR MINrlE'S KIDNEY REM NEPHRErl
Gun, cures all kinds of kidney and Bladder Com
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and Cheapest pA srersIA and BILIOUS cure IN tn
market For sale 10y AL druggists.