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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-05

ben. &arin lag nod i1nmer regungss
los, uno ber belebenbe Nben6pinb,
tpel6er iiber Die @bene babinitri9 un6
nit ibren blOnben fraufet1 Saar fpielte,
tpedte tie ni9t gum 8etpuBtietn.
Sa rollte bon ber Gta6t 6er ein Was
gen bic 2anbiraBe emtlang; bon bier
prd6tigen f9tparaen &appen gesogem.
ytur nit Mfiibe fonnte Der &utf1er in
rei9er 2ibree Die &ofie gu elmer lang
iameren @angart aiiseln. 9enno6
gingen iie S9ritt fiir G9ritt unb nds
berteft fi6 nur be6d6tig Ser STEELE, no
bas iunge Mdb9en nod INNER pbne
ein 2ebens5ei9en lag.
Ser &utf9er tpiirbe bic Srauenge1talt
i9uerli6 benerft baben, feline gan5e
Nufmerfiamfeit concentrirte li6 auf bas
8efpann. Nber ber Sniai5e bes Magens
bate Elm f6drferes Nuge fit feline umz
gebung unb BET Nn6lid &arir's f1ien
i'm in cine Nufregung gu berfeben. gr
tuar bon feinem Sibe aufgefprungen
un6 f6rie benz er16rodenen 9utf1er eirt
bonnern6es u6alt" gu.
Die Pfer6e bdumten fi9 empor, bod
in Der nd6ften Minute itanben 1ie tpie
angemuraelt.
Sc, 9ans ulmus, tpanbte fi1 Der
G6nig 5u feinem Diener, inbem er ibon
eigenbdnbig ben Waseni6las allfges
riiien bate unb berausgefprungen tpar.
8eim 9immel! Da 1T fie! Silf mir 1ie
in ben Wasen beben.
gr bate li9 gu &arin berabgebeugt,
tpdbreno Sans ulmus gemd@li6 un6
obne 1eberanifrengung bon feinem @ib
fletterte, ii9tli9 t1i1t fpnberli6 bon
beln Jun6e erbaut. Sbm tpdr's getpiB
lieber getpeien, tpenn bas Md66en bers
f@wunben geblieben un6 ct ba6ur6
man9em miibieligen Iuftrag aus bem
Wege gegangen tpdre. Damn aber =
nun bas ungliid einmal gei6eben mar
un6 er fein @nttpei9en mebr fab, tpar
er gang nie6er Der umfi6tige, treue
Siener, 6ein Nlles baran lag, bas gn=
feben ieines f6nigli6en 9errn gu f9onen
un6 ibn bor Singen bemabren, Die bas,
pas ct ii6 unb feiuer Stelung f6ul6ig
mar, beeintrd9tigen fonnter.
Maieifdt, tpas ioa NIT 6er 6rau ge=
f9eben? fragte 9ans l1lmus.
Ser &6nig tuarf feimem Siener einen
eritaunten, fragenben 8lid su.
Miqf 9u fie bier ibref1 S9idlal
iiberlahen2 entgegnete ct ungeoul6ig.
(GortfeSuhs folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-05
Gd5neaer tpie Glectricitat.

gbrb. N. 6. YaDne, Gitp ALDERMAN
in Brisbane, Queenslanb, Muifralien,
f9reibt, baB er febr biele 9eilmittel,
iOtpie galpanii9e 8atterien unb tijrz
tiibe 9dber gegen &beumatismas an=
geipanht babe, obne 8eferung 3u fin
ben, f9lieBli9 gebrau9te er bas Be-
tannte S6mer3enbeilmittel ct. Safobs
Del, ipobur6 er ausenblidli6e 9eilung
empfing.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-05
@umserbare gsirfiamfeit.

Man6e Meni6en berna9ldifsen gu
fagen, tuel6e CUTE 9inge fit fie getban
tporben iinb, aber 6err Sobn p. Salp
bon @iliionpille, 6. g., fagt, es ma6t
ibm groBes @ersniigen fiir bic sroBe
Wirffamteit bon n8rotuns Srom Bit
ters" in Gdllen bon 9bspepfie, @e1iel=
fieber unb aagemeine S6nd6e 5t 3eus
gen. ST bat perf6nli6e grfabrung
BON benz groBartigen grfolg bieier
tuertbbollen Me6isin gena9t. Ma9t
cine Notia bon bieiem, ale Sbr, 6eren
Snfeme berun tergefonlnem fin6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-05
Gum gesiam Ser emteaiass. !.

3um Se8inm ber GntemiasS.
S6reiber unb gorresponbenten,
&ebafteure fromm utt6 fiibn,
2aBt aur gnteniasb uns aiebn!
Woblgeratben finb Die gnten. ~
Gings ereigniBloie @tille,
Na9ri6tloiigfeit ringsum!
Stof berlangt 6as publifum
unb bas glatt, baB tnan es fiiGe.
@rauies iei aus ben Rarpatbem
S6er aus ben YDrend'n
S6nea beri9tet als gei6ebn:
Jiir6terli6e Moritbaten.
Mu9 Mrnerifa 6a briiben
gignet fi9 fiir aGerbonb
ungebeuren Morb un6 8ratlb,
Wel@er burtig Tel bef6rieben!
ytur ni6t lange aufsebalten!
unberfroren f9reibt brauf log!
Sas Be6iirfnlB, es lit groB,
@dbnenb flaffen tiefe spalteu.
Mlio labt uns burtig f6reibelt
3eug, DOR Dem uns felber srau1,
Bis Die Gdniebaut ii9 frauf
uno fi6 unfre Gebern ttrduben.
9raaf un6 bran! Ni6ts iei 10 tb0ri6t
9aB ni6t f6nea es iuerb' gebradt.
griioer, auf aur gnteniagb!
9or9t, tpie f6nattert es i'm &0bri9t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-09-05
Ser 8pffpfffce= Grd,auae.

ueb linger & Co., gigentbiiz
mer, fiibrt bic befen Meine, Gbam1=
pag1er; Wbisfies, 2iqu6re, feines Bier,
einbeimifde unb in,portirte gigarrem.
9as 2ofal 1T luftig ltnb gerdumig unb
8iQarbipieler finoem mebrere Slide ber
beifen Gabriden beg 2an6es. [l2,hS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
@5Schereflichc Sliuofs $Sfacts-~Beifnrrg.

9te 0teslabrtge Notwithstanding lclbit
lbertrtttt unitrettig Die uoria6rige. mas
t%llofern aueroiltgs nidDt 0uteI logen mill,
ais Die leBtere ein orgerf WttBerfolg mar.
SIN 0ansen lnn OroBelt3 miro ein mlitdnz
DigeS W(tttelnlab cin8cDdltelt; eS ieblt Der
mallellDa1tt S0uilO, aber eS ieblen aud,
Die 9l0n5enoeu rno meilterDoften NIrfe.
Yin QSerten Der GroBeu Utolerei lit Die Aus
ltel!unG leDr arm; gcldibtltbe Stottc 1iu0
lpGrltd), rell8tOlc fat gar ltNt pertreten ;
tpte ltbll0 DcrrlbCn 0ur6aus oaS 0enre,
Die Hallpl6oft unb ba5 Bortratt Dor. Die
U0bt0tclt, 5t mnlcil, lit inter osln @infIuB
Der naturaIlltiiden S0ule entld)ieoen ge@
ltlegerl, aber Der geiitigc WebaIt oteler eoIen
&un1t let0er inter i0rei1 9egentDGrti9em
8crtretern le6r Diinu unD idmGL getporOeu.
gSer lid na0 Den 8aar Duu0ert 0eures
bilOern cine STORYTELLING bon Dem oeutlden
Sebeu MAIDEN molte, mlrOe etne gln7
l0auung oes nattonalen 0aieinS getDtnnen,
mte eS ettpa ~ullleren 0roBeLtern beld)ieoel1
mar; 10 abgeoroi6en nno, man m0dte
laGen, uo%rltntflutblih iilo Die Stoffe uno
Gorpirfe unlerer 0enremaler. Inter
OunOert 9iebt eS faum einen, Der ilad)
@oetbe's 9t1tb nit teder 6anb in oaS Dolle
Weni6enleben Der 0egenmdrt greift. Die
Sanol0atten iDieoer babel unStpeitelbatte
Snrtlhritte III oer lo3ula0en Photographic
ldlen Wieoergabe Ser Natur 9emadt, aber
Die Seele Der 2anoldoft bleibt linen leioer
nur 5u oft Gin Jtdtbiel nit lieben Siegeln;
mande Wteilter oieies SahS freDeln obsns
6rein our6 cine getperbsmdBige Subelet.
0as POrtrait bat DOT etnt9cn Mtpnaten
letnen gr0Bten Wfeiiter in @uitao Gidter
perloren; btele Slide ma6t itd auf Der
Qusftelltng iebr bemertltd. Se6nii9
itnO aIh BIER munhe T~ortidritte 81 perz
3et6nen, aber IS lit pieoerum fein 8ilonib
bon genialem unb uripriinQli6em @eprGge
oa. Gin dbnlideS l1rtbetl, pie bon Den
Werfen oeS 8,nielS, gift BON Den Q8erfeu
oe5 WfeiBeIs, pelhe bic QuSitelung
lhmIlfen: ite mtiien groBen Taoel, a6er
audi grobeS Sob 5u DermeiDel.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17
AHsGT MONEY.

In a late nu,aber OF Hsrrsr'o Mas.
azins. story apyear embodying
tsrss disquisition OIL money. This iS
the most Of it:
Wlen one man has money. and an
other has not, they contend for it's pos
session. This is trade, or robbery, ac-
cording TO circumstances.
There are three uses for inoney-the
use OF getting it, the use of keeping it,
and tho use OF spending it. Conse-
quently it classities the bulk of m.n
kind into money getters, moneykeep-
ersand uraaey spenders. Except the
misers we read of in novels, men do not
love money for itself, any more than
soup tickets, or baggage checks, or
promissory notes or title deeds. The
love of money" is the pleasure Of
metal function in getting or keeping
or spending. The sponge and the
spsD4thrifs are equally guilt with the
miser.
The class of money -gstte,. includes
merchants, gold-mines. pickpockets,
politicians and professional beggars.
Americans are great money -gstters,
bat they do mot care to keep il.
Hence, this is country of great in
come, but small fortunes.
The class of keepers is small.
Literary men are not found in il.
Lawyers are good Mt keeping money,
particularly If it is other peoples.
Money, like some other ersences, has q
pungent, s~eet taste but to keeF
must be corked tightly. 1t evaporate'
in the open air, and the vapor is called
interest. A mortgage ID condensins
instrument which enables a money
keeper to evaporate a money spender
The class Of money -spenders in
cludes the majority of mankind. II
is natural TO spend money before w
get it. We are born TO this, and cos
n great deal before we earn anything
The power to get into debt is essentia
to the happiness of all shiftleSs people
including most of the governments Q
Europe. College students and mar
rioJ women, who have no capacity t.
bind themselves, satisfy this prop.n
sity by getting their fathers and hut
bands into debt il possible.
Money is like gunpovder. To max
it carry, charges should be carefull
measured and well rammed down. 1t
explosive powder depends on tn
tightness with which you hold it
Scattered loose It fizzles away with N
effect.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17

A~ommu, isAtien from n <iIis~n OF
this place asking If Er. }. A. Hubbsll
Ss really dead, Sad If 30, why his re-.
mains are u,ot allowed to rest in peace,
Id sst te.or that will meet with thu
ideas of hundreds of men in this Pc
ninsusa, who find now that they need
his strong arguments in d..Stuse of the
interests of this portion of th' State of
Michigan, and. in fact. for the protsc-
ri,n Of Michigan industries asid' from,
this peninsula Those who have been
40 eager in dsnouncing the policy Of
Mr- Hubbell represent -ut very small
portion of the people OF this region,
and when one voice IN raised against
him there are a dozen who have praises
for what hs has already done for them
With DIR. Hubbell looking after it, the
iron and copper interest of this psnin-
sula always had friend upon whom
the residents of this rvgion could rely
as a TAI thful exponent OF affairs as
hey really existed. His knowledge oi
the field surpassed that OF any who op-
posed him, and this, coupled with his
earnestness, carried all points which
vou!s have resulted in disaster to us
but for his watchfulness. Mr. Hubbell
| is stauneh protectionist, and those
who claim, to be the exponents Of this
mineral region, and who are now cry
ing free trade for iron and copper, an
that Mr. Hubbesl Us sso longer alive,
will find that their policy is not the
popular one and that the ghost of Mr.
Hubbell is going TO inaterialire in q
right lively way, and that before YER,
long. This region needs his assistance
and needs it badly, and despite th'
croakings of the few hypocritical poli
ticians, Mr.. Hubbell can have plent!
of votes to elect him to oifice il IN
wishes them.-The Iror ARitstor.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17
THE ADVANTAGE O52KNOWiSG
NATUR" WHEN YOU SHOOT

"Shoot! said Adiro adack Sim. -
Well, l should say so. The fellow W
I'm speaking of was called the best
shot around the lakes; but I'll give
you n yarn he told couple of chaps
from the city who were c,nInS out
with us. They were askin' him about
shootin', and he says II won match
oncs-not NO mscl from shootin' as
from kaowin' about the habits of crit
ter. in general. was in camp at
4oosehead Lake, one summer, and the
len got a-blo win about shootin', and
afeer they got blown out. says: "IIl
show you Suthin' in the way of shoot
in. Take one of them turkeys and
tie hev 4, 900 feet Of" And after they
did took six bullets and asked them
to mark EN- Nov,~ says I. heres
a piece of paper on whee'A r. ~rIt .l,erc
you'll find then marked bsalets ~A-n
l get through shootin'," and With that
| handed the paper folded to one 'ef
the men and commenced to fire. When
l waldo ie ihev looked mt the paper,
and il read, stomach" and sur.
enough in the turkeys stomach they
found tie ak buli.ts. How Sm it
donsi Why. j.st by my mates takin'
advantage ef Ii, knowledge o. natur'.
Iis knowsd turkeys world swallow
anything, no 40 loaded light an struck
the turhe - bill every time, so that ;hs
bullet stuck there. The bird woald pat
its mead down scrstrli OF the bullet.
so.& at minute, and then swallow
Ut, sad so it did tas whole six. Yes, it
Was fins shootin'," th- o.d guide eon.
.'Hded. but he va n fne huntsr." -
n. Y. Sun.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17

A resident of one OF our outlaying
towns was out hunting recently, and
as n storm came up he crept into a
hollow log for shelter. After the
storm had abated he sndcayored to
crawl out but found that the log had
swelled so that il wns impossible to
make his exit. lie sndeayored to
compress himself as much as possible,
but with indiffeaent' success, He
Thought of all mean things he had ev-
er done, until be finally had his mind
reverted to the fact that instead oi
subscribing for his local papers, he
was in the habit of borrowing them
from his neighbors and thus defraud
ing the printer. On this he felt 80
small that lie slipped out Of the log
without an effort. Moral-Do not
crawl into log 70 escape storm !,
your subscription is not paid in sd
vance. -EI.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17
FARM IlFE.

IL isa common complaint that tho
farm and farm life are not appreciated
by our people. We long tor the more
elegant pursuits, or the ways and ash
ions Of h. town. But the farmer has
the NEST sane and natural occupation
and ought TO fbrd BE swsetsr. IL less
highly seasoned, thar any other. He
alone, strictly speaking, has a hosle.
How can IA mar take root and thrive
,.ithout land He writes his history
upon his feld. How many ties, how
many resources he has; his Friendships
with his cattle, his team, his dog, his
trees, satisfaction in his growing crops,
in his improved fisids;r his intimacy
with Nature, with bird and beast, and
with the quickcning elemental forces
his corporations with the cloud, the
sun, tho seasons, heat, wind. rain,
frost. Nothing will take the various
1,cisl distemesr, which the city and
artificial life breed out of man like
farming. like direct and loving cen
tact with the soil. Ii draws out the
poison. 1t humbles him; teaches him
patience and reverence, and restores
the proper tone to his system.
Cling TO the farm, make much Of it,
put yourself into il, bostos, your h.art
and your brain upon it, 70 that it shnl
SAVIOR of you and radiate your virtue
after your days work ns!-Serib
ner.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17

The Boston girl does not call 1t the
"beautiful snow" but the lovely and
transparent crystals of eougealed wa
tory particles"
The Big Rapids Herald says il you
want to take a good auiet nap, just
step into store that does not adver-
tise snI lie on the counter
Yes" said the druggist, =" Tn very
sorry ] gave Mr. Snaggs the wrong dose
by mistake. and he died. He's the
second good customer I've robbed my
self OF in that way this year"
Last year Irwin Shore. a prominent
Maroei,us farmer, planted one acre ol
artichokes for feeding swine, of which
he rsi-~s q great many head every year.
He iusorns us that during the past fall
his hogs had free access to the field and
thvoyr wonderfully on the tubcrs, re-
auiring b.t little grain to fat them. -
So we'll pleased is he with the invest
m.nt that he will next spring plant
Eve or nsc~e ARE. OF artiehoke', chcos-
inr land t,s.t has as little clay rs pos
lille. DoeaGias Times.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17
CRAWLING MICHIGAN THURSDAY JANUARY H. 1884
UNCERTAINTY.

We are apt to he impatient of IT,,
uncertainty which hides from us tn,
future, and think how desirable i
would be il tho result of our enter
prises could be known by some Qulcke
plan than waiting the natural cours,
Of events.
A little consideration, however, will
show " that most of the interest of lif,
il due to this very element OF -unesr
tainty which we solnetimes wish tc
pierce by a glance into the future.
The farmer, for in,tsnee, who pisnts
the seed in the fall, would nnd it bu,
~ monotonous interval between plant.
ing and harvest il he was assured OF
the exact quality and quantity Of tha
crop that he would reap.
But as he il uncertain, until the
very time of havest, every shower of
rain, every frost or fall Of snow, has
its interest to HIM, and he hopes and
fears. is elatad or discouraged, xs he
notes whether the effect is favorable
or not to the grain which lies hidden
in tho brow n earth
Thus there 10 pleasure and interest
in eIistsncs, which without uncertain
ty would be but ws:.risome wait
ing.
Some Occupations may seem in
Themselves exciting and interesting
the hunters, for instance, who follows
or lies in wait for the shy game, in
dark and lonely woods. far from the
del !s and farms # ivilization-yst
even he cannot discard the principle
which gives Iest to the farmers quiet
liz.
Here aiso il il found that uncertain
ty is what gives his pursuit all its in
tsrsst.
9psv swift but noisl~ss step. would be
transtorsrsd into a plodding gait, tn =
thrilIissS NERVES and keen sight into a
dulled sense aud indifferent glance. il
uncertainty ans removed and assur-
ance given the hunter that the stag
would come to the bullet and hang
secure apon the bough beside his
camp nj night.
The fisherman who comes eagerly to
!hs river before the sun il we'll up in
the sk., cnsts his liht again aud again
into the water. aAd, although the
catch 10 small, he 10 eoltent to ruti!e
til. surface OF tho black pool all day
tia slittering fy, because hs is uucsr-
tain Of what it's dark depths contain
and hops- that one more cast will sn-
able him TO land q genuine priIe.
Thus w. will Hed that uncertainty
is what gives to our undertaking all
their interest, ana IA from wishing tn
clear it away by hasty glance into tin i.
future. it should be esteemed as the
element whi.h gives to our life most
Of its enjoy ments. .-KI.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17
TT A. DEAN,
Notary Publlc,
yxrprHIcyIILH. MICK

General oonveysncing, d~eds. mort
rzaxss, contracts, etc. ,T"rnEfalg attend
I'd 80. Once at residssar~-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17
TIE WAGE WORKERS OF MICH.
IGAN.

Manistss has Is saw mills and the
pay roll. fer the season Just caosed
foots up S565, ,74e. Muskegon has 81
mills and computing the cost of oye-
rating them to be the same as those of
Eanistee, the pay rolls for the Muske-
gcA mills for one season would aggrs-
gate the enormous sum of about 81,
aT7, 36s- OF eour,e thsse figures do not
include the box, kindling wood, cur
tain roller and::the numerous other like
factories in tho city, nor tho
planning mills, iron works. etc, but
si,p;k the saw mills Ine wage work
ers of Auskegon, all told. yarn about
Is, oD0, 600 every year in one way or
another. And yet the democrats in
Congress propose to strike a most scri-
GUS blow nj this great industry that
,ivss An.pi yment TO tcns.ef thousands
OF workmen in Michigan and daistrib-
utes annually tens of millions Of .Sol
lars that in turn reach the pockets OF
6am,ers and merchants and find tiss ir
way into other aYenu ~ OF trade.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17

tNM r. w. MITCHELL.
IilIiner and rress-maker,
SRAILINu, -->- MICH.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17

Governor Seecle attended the meet
ing of tho new prohibition party in
Jackson and made a characteristic
speech expressing his'aaherence to pro-
hibition and sympathy with the new
party movement, adding mentally. if
you will all vote for Josiah.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17
Co1J for the working class. Send
NO1u 10 cents for postsg- and We

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NOAu 10 cents for postag- and We
will nail you free a royal, valuable box
of sample go0as that will put you IN
ola ~sy OF mrsxiag G,Gre money III
few DAYS than you ever Thought possi-
BILE at any business. Capital mot re-
~asirsd. We will start you. You can
work all the time or in spare time only
The work Is universally adapted to
Tboth sexes, young and old. You eau
easily earn from SO cents to Is every
evening. That all who want work may
test the business. we make this unpar-
sallsled offer: to all who are not well
satisfied we will send III to pay tor the
trouble Of writing us. Full particulars,
directions, etc, sent free. Fortunes
will be made by those who give Their
.whcls time TO the work Gcost success
absolutely sure. Bsot delay, start
nsv. Address Stinson T. Co., Portland,
Nsins. nov1j
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17

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AS CAACo of all the Presidents OF
the L. s. The largest. handsomest,
and best book ever seid for tess than
twice our price The fastest selling
book in America Immense profits TO
agents. All intelligent people want it.
Anyone can become successful agent
Terms free. ilallett Book Co, Port
Hand, knins. nov15
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17

Decided bargains in gloves and init
tens at Edgcumbe's.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-01-17
U PURCHASE,
Il. Proprietor Of
CITY LIVERY STABLE.

First class rigs to ". st all hours At
rsasonable prices. Bus to ana iroiu
Psrtass Lake every Sabbath. l~ss,ns
The 0rsyling Hss<e at 8 n. mi s<na P
N. returning II ~. apS gym.
The Arizona champion., 1884-11-08

cesses Tn mature years, such as loss of memo rv, Lassitude, Nocturnal Emissions, evasion to society, dimness of vision, noises in the head, the vital fluid passing 'observed in the uri c. and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr. Miniie, who is regular graduated phy siclan will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol lars for a case of this kind the Vital Restora- tive under his special advice and treatment will not cure, or for anything impure or inju- rious found in it. Dr. Minute treats all pri- vate diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice. including an analysis of the urine s. Price of Vital Hestoratire,SI 50 q bottle, or four times the qaan,ity, s5 sent to any address upon receipt of price, or (. o. D.. secure from observation, and Tn p-ivae name If desired, by A. E. MlNTlE, Nj. b., No. IT Kearney Street, San Francisco, California.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to busi. ness transactions.
 Dr. Minutes Kidney Remedy Nepheticum cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com plaints, Gonorrhoea, Gleet Leucorrhea. For sale by all druggists, sI bottle, six bottles for $. .,-.
 Dr. Mintie's Dandeion Pills arc the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and billious cure in the market. For sale by ali druggists.
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 Dar graduated Physician educated at BOW. dom College and University of Michigan. He has devoted a lifetime to- and Is acknowledged 10 be, ihe most expert Surgeon in his specially on the Pacific Coast
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be cured of weakness and the above diseases, is owing to complicAioned, called Prosta torrhea which requires peculiar treatment.
 I.ebig's lnvigorator No. IS positive cure for Prosta,onhea. Price of either Invigora. tor, s2 per bottle; six for SIo. Sent to any address on receipt of price, or C 0 D. Re sponSible persons pay when cured. Strictest secrecy maintained. Patients cured at home. Liebig's dispensary rans an elegant drng store in the building. Consultation, person ally or by letter, free. Ordinary Cases-Any recent case of spec ial 1T priva diseases cured for sIo Rene dies sufficient to cure will be promptly sent with full directions and advice, on receipt of sIo. All packages are securely covered from observation.
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