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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

When a subscription expires on
our books we notify the subscriber to
that effect. Only M copy will be
mailed after that time unless we have
orders from the subscriber to con.
tinue his paper. This rule is an i'm
perative one in all we'll regulated
offices. A newspaper must be con-
Quoted on business principles or 1t
cannot succeed. 1t costs money to
run a paper, the same as it does any
other business. If there is q resident
of Brule county who is not a sub
scriber for any paper and cannot at.
ford to take q county paper, we will,
upon satisfactory proof Of the same,
send HIM the GRAPHIC free until he
is able to pay for it. But we do not
propose to continue on our mailing
list the names of those who are album.
dainty able to pay but let their sub.
scription run indefinitely.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

Have you had any Bananas at
Wells q Wagar's.
Fresh Lemons, Oranges and Apples
at Wells d Wagar's.
Pitted Cherries, Dried Apricots,
Blackberries DC just received at
Wells & Wagar's.
Our Seed Corn will be here April
10th. Park d LichtY.
Mrs. Hay will continue in business
at the old stand.
A complete line Of Millinery goods
at Mrs. Hays.
We sell Hackeral at Is cts. per
dozen. Park 4 Lichty.
Wood and Stone Churns at the
cash store Park 4 Lichty.
II you want to be convinced Of the
cheapest place to buy groceries in
town get prices Of Wells y Wagar
before you buy.
A lot Of Fresh Crackers snd
Candy at the Cash Store PAX y
Lichty.
A new lot Of ladies' Zine shoes and
slippers just received ct Warmers
Store.
For Boots and Shoes 20 70 War.
ner's Store. All new and desirable
goods.
AL those desiring to prove up, al
so those desiring to borrow money.
will find it greatly TO their interest BY
calling on G. C. Akin, Kimball.
We are receiving, every week, our
spring stock Of Dry Goods. Call
early before the assortment Is broken
Warmers
Get prices on canned goods q
Wells = Wagar's 81
Look out for our now stock 81 chill
dren's fancy hose. Warmers.
White Russian seed oats for sale
at Buffers Feed Store.
We have lately bought some very
heavy bills Of Dry Goods, part 81
which are now arriving. Warmers.
Look at those nice walking shoes
at Wells q Wagars
Lace Curtains and Cretons jast
received at Warmers Store.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
sn1rH CREEK ITEMS.
A few cloudy dau.

A few cloudy days.
Election Of town officers next Tuesday. It hes
been several days since We had an election, 90
boys, let's all turn out.
Still they come. Among the arrivals this week
we notice H. Leland and daughter, W. Bridgemsn
and wife, T. NJ. Mcdonald and John sullivan.
The house warming at James McRoberts wss
the event of the season. Those present enjoyed
an "old fashioned hilarity." The supper was
splendid and highly appreciated by the hungry
youngsters.
Geo. Caryl n wife. snd Jay Sanders are
among MS again.
Chap of the Herald must have gone to the
reservation to see somebody.
II those persons who are 20 anxious TO resd
the items viii subscribe for the GRAPHIC their
anxiety viii BE- fulfilled.
VIC. &
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
5000 Reward!

Will be paid for the recovery of
the watches and jewelry stolen from
my store on the night Of April 18th,
1884. Or q proportionate amount for
the recovery of . part Of the goods,
with or without the thief.
Z. ]. Wells, Kimball, OAK.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
F. A. Gale Elected Mayor Of Cantor

F. A. Gale Elected Mayor Of Canton.
From the Canton Advocate we
learn that F. A. Gale, President of
the Bank Of Kimball, was elected
Mayor of Canton on the 18th inst.
The Advocate has to say of the city
election:
aNo opposition manifested itself rs
to the head of the ticket, and F.. A.
Gale received almost unanimous com.
plimentary vote for the m%ayorality Of
Canton city, feature entirely new to
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
Not Dead.

"Little Mike" whose death was
noted in the Chamberlain papers and
the GRAPHIC a few weeks since writes
from the Yankton prison to John
KING that he is not dead but searving
the Lord as well as his limited ac-
commodations will permit.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
Music.

Miss M. E. Currens, teacher Of vo-
cal and instrumental music on piano,
organ and guitar. Persons wishing
instruction will please leave names at
Mrs. Bacon's millinery store, or can
address her through the postofice.
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The electors Of Kimball township are rsques.
ted to meet irrespective Of party in caucus q
the ofice Of HI Dunlap on Mondey eve: April
favnsbip officers. signed: I. Psttee, g. z.
Schvindt, Up. Vreeland, D. Warner, I. J. Wells
d. ii. Wells and many others.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

Robt. Collyer once said: cit Is both
the curse and the blessing of our
American life that We are never quite
content. We all expect to go some
where before we die, and have a bet
ter time when we get there than We
can at home. The bane of of our.
life is discomfort. We say we will
work SO long, and then we will enjoy
ourselves. But we find it just as
Thackeray has expressed it. sWhen
I was a boy he said, 4 wanted some
taffy, it was a shilling, l hadn't one.
When 1 was a man, l had a shilling,
but l didn't want any taffy.'"
The following from some of Bob
Burdette's writings contains more
good, sound common sense than any
temperance lecture we ever listened
to. We cannot remember of ever
reading anything on temperance that
so perfectly conceded with our views.
Burdette says: "Just you quit, with
out oath, resolution or promise. Simp-
ly quit. If YOU have a young mans
weakness for beer, wine or whiskey,
as the railroad man says Shut her
Off" There is no trouble about it.
Let me tell you there is no harm in
whisky. 1t does not and cannot hurt
you-if you don't drink it. That's
all you have to do. Don't be a pro-
hibitionist lupatic. Don't be a re-
former. Don't be a fanatic. Just
simply don't drink, and all the whis-
key in America can't make you drunk
if you don't drink any of it. Whisky
never hurt a man who didn't drink it."
We published last week quite a
lengthy article on u public school
system. The following clipped from
the Journal of Education being apro-
pose to the subject we publish it as
being u views exactly.
"About the greatest evil in our
school system to-day, is the testing of
boys and girls by written examina-
tons. 1t in the end creates a war
fare between the examiner, in which
the former after a few preliminary
struggles, usually comes off victorious.
The conflict Is the mother of most of
the poor teaching that here and there
abounds, and gets to be after a while,
an unmltlgated curse. Sometimes
the examiner admitting the existence
Of the evil, and yet clinging to the
idea that an examination is essential,
will change his methods and attempt
to test the child in subjects in which
he has had but a partial preparation.
But he always finds himself blocked
at the first move; his plan will not
work. The fact is that the range Of
a chlld's possible general information
10 limited, and the boundaries are
pretty well defined. Besides a child
Of fifteen has not yet reached that
stage Of mird-development that en-
ahles him to recognize data and gen.
eralize from 1T unaided and alone. So
examiners generally content them
selves with searching for general in
formation," and the teachers, to meet
them, are lrresistibly led into the
worst kind of examining. Then comes
a show of intelligence which Is simp-
ly false. Every public school teacher
knows that we speak the truth.
Across the water to our table comes
the same testimony, week after week.
The good papers come from those
children who, having learned partlc-
ular answers by heart, have the mem
DRY to retain them"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

MARRlED:-At the residence of
Cornelius Miller, Mr.. Lincoln Nedro
to Miss Minerva Miller, by Rev. J.
A. Murray.
A number of friends of the family
were present and an enjoyable time
was had.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

This department OF the GRAPHIC is open to any
one who may wish to send us items OF news or
communications upon any subject. Tho editor.
however,, is not responsible for articles under
this head.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

Time Table c. M.S St. p. R. r.
Passenger going west. ...5:45 r. NJ.
-. >. east.... 1900 A M.
Way Fr't. going west. ...l2:sop. N
=. :. east. ..4:25P. n.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
! EsrRAYs,

Came to my enclosure on or about
April 4th, two sorrel mares with
white strips in faces and branded on
right hip. James Leach.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

Advenfising.-Terms OF advertising made
known On application.
1A&vertising not accompanied by in
structions will be inserted. until ordered out
and charged for accordingly.
~-Regular advertisements payable at tn
end of each month. Transient advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
@-All communications intended for the
next issue must be in the hands of the printer
as early as Thursday..morning to insure pub
iication.
%>Job work of every description e1ecut-
ed in the best style on short netice and q
reasonable rates,
18-Short communications on any subject
of interest are acceptable if accompanied by
tie name of the author.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
LOCAL LAcohlcs.

Tell enother, tell POUR daughter,
Tell me truly, do not scoff,
Tell me if you think l oughter
Take these derned old fannels of.
Hlgh old tlme-the sun,
Letters of credit. @. u.
Next Wednesday is Arbor day.
Set out your trees on Arbor day.
}. A. Smith is in town for a ten DAYS
visit.
Remember the poor-it costs YOU
nothing.
The county seat Will be moved 70
Kimball.
When day breaks what becomes of
the pieces.
Hair is worn scolloped. Bald peo.
pie waive it.
Old papers at this Office at SO cents
per hundred.
The early sown spring wheat is
growing nicely.
r. A. Gale of the Bank Of Kimball
was in town Sunday.
Cook Smith is confined to the
house with a severe cold.
When a man catches his breath
what does he do with it?
Even St. Louis is a little jealous of
Chamberlain's river trade.
Work on the new opera house was
commenced Wednesday morning.
Frank L. Shepard commences work
on his new house in town thus week.
The horrors Ito a man that Is mar.
ried) Of house cleaning is now at
hand.
A. r. Latchem has taken in over
800 doz. eggs during the past tive
weeks.
sits about spring time" as the bull
frog said when the boy shed a stone
at him.
HARRISON Bros, of White Lake,
commence work on the artesian well
next week.
L.. D. 9}srdin is painting the mteri
or of his store which adds very much
to Its appearance.
Senator Hicks and wife arrived or
Friday last. They will go at once
upon the Senator's clam.
The many friends of E. T. Currens
will regret to learn of his being con
fined to his home by sickness.
Frank Vlasak has rented his store
to r. T. Scholz, of Mt. Vernon, who
will put IN g general stock of goods
If facts are stubborn things, Their
many women are literally a bundle
of concentrated and consolidated
facts.
We wish our subscribers would
pay up. We don't want the money
to buy white elephants, but to pay
our bills.
Nearly four months have passed
away and many of us fellows begin
to thing leap year is but a delusion
as it were.
The township officers to be elected
Tuesday next + Treasurer, 8 Super
~visors, 2 Constables, 9 Justices, As
SCISSOR and road masters.
The foundation for Cornelius Mil
ler's new house on Pine St. was com
menced on Wednesday last. 1t will
bea very neat residence.
One week we get more locals than
we can find space for, tho next week
more space than we can find locals
for. Such is an EDITORS life.
Sheriff Ochsner, J. B. Long, G.. l.
Plummer and II. S. Dams returned
from Yankton on Tuesday where
they have been attending court.
The Chamberlain Democrat had a
fine write up last week of the legal
lights of Kimball. They are a nice
lot of gentlemen and a credit to any
town.
Eggs are coming in fast and selling
for 10 cents per dozen. ave had
rather be a toad and live upon the
vapor of a dungeon than be a hen In
South Dakota.
A new railroad time table ON this
division went into effect on Sunday
last. The passenger train now ar
rives at 5:45 r. NJ. from the east and
and leaves going east at ll:oo A. M,
Lee Lung. the Plankinton .swashee
man." has taken out naturalization
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
MUNICIPAL OEFtkERs
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DENNIS RYAN.

ATTORNEY and CouNsELLoB at LAW. Will
practise in Territorial, State and United
States Courts. Criminal law a specially. Will
attend to land cases at local land Office and
at Washington. d. @ Lands bought and
sofa on commission and taxes paid for'non-
residents. Office on Main street opposite
Taft House, Kin,ha.i, Dakota.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

For SALE.

Good two story ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
xI42 It. On 4 desirable streetin kim
ball. Price 1900. Enquire MI
Office. HIN
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

ARCH II. STUART,
Attorney at Law, Bounties Il Pensions collected.
Real estate and Locating Agent. Money loaned.
final proof and Contest cases a specially. Office
over Hollinger and Herring's Drug store, Kim
ball D. T.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

Tell me nother, tell your daughter,
Tell me truly, do not scoff,
Tell me if you think l oughter
Take these derned old fannels off.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18
F. NJ. G~OODYKOONTZ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chamberlain, Dakota.

S. w. DUNCAN,
PHYSICIAN md Surgeon, office at residence.
Chamberlain.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

I. C. HOLLINGER.
Physician and Surgeon Office in Warner and
Lawtsn's Block.
KIMBALL DAKOTA.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-04-18

J. Z. CONE nj. d.
pnys1crAH and Surgeon. Reference: Medica
Department Iowa State University.
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AT ALL HoURea
DAT Or NIGHT. CHARGES REASONABLE.
kimball, Dakota.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

THE Tucson S,dr says the people
will ell Ct Territorial Superin'end-
ent of Schools and "sre that lac is
install d. TO matter whether the
action be legal CT not. The action
Of former Territorial legislature
ia endenvoriag 10 make that officer
el' c'ivc wa doubtless n bluad. r: for
under ilie United States statutes hat
act of ;he Legislature is clearly lie
gal; suppose the County Superin-
tendents disregard the laws, fail to
make reports, refuse The instructions
Of the Territorial Superintendent,
admit seciarian teachings in the
schnoi room, auihcrizs the use of
school hooks 10 suit themselves;
there is no one who has a legal
right 10 call them tr account if the
Superintendent OF Public Inst'uc-
tian mas 10 legal right to the Office
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
From Fridays Daily ]

= II adfiron - TIC gnlnr mail
sscrviresar az'd;tia"al coac' l"avee
-l'harnix on alternate d. sai ; p. ny
nr'cnPa; ,efurni leaves
1ar'copa for Phnrnix at 10s- m.
N ssrs. Carey & Jers Will onon
IN fl.rir sal on 10 cay al he stAad
lerensl cccu led Ivy Mr. Sam Nneaf.
'i',,,.y a-. gr,.irl, good na'ure: l'u-i-
re mon and win doubtless do
f nrishtnr b siness-
Vssit-rs fsom less troPi' al locali-
ties con- # d snme il .sresiing v"ge-
tor in our city Orange trers'are
j., bio m at several par es; rains
RAY he seen 81 Judge L"mon'-; Il
ease palm grows On III" sidewalk on
ldan,s sire one block ~est cf tie
: ho.se: s,n,s small hara~a tees
n,so eu-) may lie SCI nj NJ Bar
g~r-; fig rsees are in green fruit aud
may be seen ti many Flnc 5; 'he
Chinese ga- deus are Just now for shN
ire i, lie OAsiS.
TIE insi reputation of nr. Prices
I-l<vorins Extracts plac ;Aern in
t'.,- f -si raak of the very let flavor
iecs Gr creams. cakes, ctr, that
lave ,-vrr been E'nde. Their t1svor
i truly rich, fresh ari frni's' iir-
Lie i-.,~-r :'cnf time and study in
+ c'ire those flavor-, ana We nIc
glad ms efi,rts have bsen crowned
will sue e-s.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
40 Peodace ee1asess yza.ermeI-
ems.

4 c respondent 10 the Floridian
gives thai paper the following plan
TO produce seed .css watermelons.
We, however, doubt the success, as
the watermelon in the tropics takes
root from every joint and continues
bearing all the year. We never saw
Que without seeds. Tie guava. cot
ton, tic, may be made seeAless Ey
splitting the stock and taking out
The pIh, and there axe ether ways of
IRE ating plants to attain the same
result. Tie FloridtGa says Of the
watermelon: As soon as the vine
has attained the leneth of lhr &c q
foui feet or more, place under it,
aJout midway the vine the amount
az con post you would rut III IL bill
To do which it is the e., exca-
vate the nrih, and bring to a lev,
VII go d compost Place The vine
over this and cover to a sufficient
de4th &, prevent dying, leaving out
as much r. possible IF The bud. As
soon as it has taken root cut il loose
from the parent siom. If there
sh-ouid be !. bloom. er bloom bud
lefere i: takes ROOT in the place Of
seeds, there Will lie white plumfs
sat none after war-ls.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
Gar P. hIic school.


Oar public schools closed this AZ
i.rno or. with iDtere ting ard sppro-
rrinie exerciscs. Oaa hundred and
v.nty little faces, smiling and har
~, with just trace of sadness Tint
will mt ude IN "ihe last day" Lock
ed like picture with q hack gToRHd
Of wreaihs, flowers ard I. stnons. The
1he black hoard bnre we'll executed
s-ayoTF sfif4l FzE.ssaeTf as Z Il L ghowed an-
plicauon-the acme oi tuition. S@Ine
vry g.od mcotoes adorned the walls
End will doubtless lie retained in The
memories of the children anil be FRO
ducti7e Of future good To Il the
r Q re ..;asts,-tep Back ward we would
adj: s.Eor Halt" "Dare tn do Right
ard ..Edncaiion is HeaIth" and 9TH
e. coed uoftnes.
The partition had been remove q
yet the large room was still too
email to accommodate the audience
The exercises were very interesting
and we regret that a publication of
thc programme must be postponed.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
ELo >. Kan, Up.

One s J.. Pei'iI. small. young
nan with harp hack YES ard black
J ',ir recently spnliesi to mis- rf!lce
for *ssis arce VIII h was given ua-
~ wnrt, conld be Obtained In The
rnraptin.e the follow in WAS received
s L. Fctii has again turned M
- defanIier. THIS iime while nc
rig IL Il.r c-s- CITY Nf solicitor T
the Vs~tnra Democrat there IS 4
.capcv IN S;n Quentin which Petit
eniir- y Competent 10 nil -Fres7o
l>prblican
This nnn wa- P-omp'ly shown The
d>or, Tut Frccs edcd IN carrying
AWAY a receipt took belonging ts
This cffiee hirh he is using in de-
+ audi g the pubic. He has as
.-t,ned the name nf Miller since lie
ii and went gas: from Maricopa to-
s~ari C..sa Grsndr. Our exchanges
will please notice him.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

PAST GRAxD SIRE JOHN B. HAE-
MON and Past Grants A. D. Smith,
in e. Wilson ard W F. Norcross
remained in Phoenix till lo-day, To
"a, mrlify + e work Of tie Order
On last Saturday evening they
did some maGrific, work in The
inr'iatory degree, and which was
witnessed .by large conc .nrse of
the brethren. obi Fellowship is
truly having revival in Phoenix,
ard it will he felt throughout the
Territory, for there were = number
Of visiting b others present.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

The Alouqucrq@e fourna1 sug,
gests that Arizona join with Colora>
20 to hold Territorial fisifs.ss. AL
huqnerqne. No dcnbl both essl,
tories would I've able to mike = SCI ;:
excellent showing bit tie saet me-
mains that the agrienlluFa reg io.I
of Arizona conld not read reach
Albuquerque, not being blessed aTi3h
immediate railroad csApenslFsu /;
moreover Arizona wsnld be ehle to
make very cFediisJie Slowing at
home aad the resell wonli be more
G:recily beneficial to hel- One prime
object would be 70 draw strangers
within the agricultural regions Of
the Te'riio y which could not be
accnmpli- hcd.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

The Republican Territorial Con-
vention has come and gone, and we
dare say more earnest, unanimous,
and pleasant political convention
has nevsr been held in the Terrific
~. The gentlemen who were cho-
sen rs aele gates and aliernatcs to
the Oh ca 70 convention have reason
to lie proud OF the trust so uuani-
mously co.fi,led to them-the sacred
trust of expressing The will of the
Republicans Of Arizona GU that
most important occasion, that grand
and fundamental gathering to which
II ee people are entitled, and TO
which they go 10 determine who
shall be the men for whom their
ballots shall lie cast. The delegates
ana aliernates are 10 be congratu.
lated that they so clearly have the
eoHfsience of their party, which
feels that in placing this trust in
their hasds the very best interests of
me party and of the Territory have
been subserved.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
TerrsroriHl Tules.
(Enterprise.)

E NJ Mills and G F Duravan
Depuiy Uaited States Marshals, and
Archie Mcintosh and A Wager, ar
rived here from Globe Wednesday
ly private conveyance. They were
on their way 10 rhccnix.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
I From Mondays DaIy.]


Thermometer down 10 90 degrees
this morning
Yesterday vas cool and blnsfer-
ipr-ou,te novel Y for Ills section
Of country at his season Ct the year.
Tie HAY Century is On orr table
With its usual fine selections of in
structiye and interesting articles.
nil ror,,aco,a
= go r,.'.S - - CO.. cro.,,
80 49, and PASSED on ont 20
the mine.
cd-ci m u.r
,,.rsd yx;lsoa and
~ sni,h 1..ft ,l,ie .e.c,n,on Cor
$1,000 w r N.r.,ose ~.
:, nc far d,,v or two
The HERALD rfi.c had a pleasahe
rali fr' n Biz. v =" Elicit. of tie
Illustr ''ed history OF Arizena. He
} on his way to Pre-,
49,,
a..
: =. ~ -. -
q 49, a. -. ~ - e.
- - : =. e., ~ NJ
.,ur v;.1,ers are SLOWLY depsrtilg
Nj !, many ressiors Of adnira-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01
DR.. SpTNNEIY
fJOI KEARNY STREET
TREATs ALL CHRONIc AID SPECIAL

DISEASES
YOUNG MEN
EETHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
~ the effects of youthful iollies or in
discretion viii do well to avail III mselves
OF this, the greatest aon ever laid al the
the altar of suf ring humanity. DR..
ShtNNEY VIII guarantee to forfeit s 90
for every case Of Sem nal Weakness or
private disease of any kind or character
which lie undertakes and iRils to cure.
MIDDLE AGED Of EN-.
There are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
evacratiuns OF the bladder, often accom-
panied by 3 slight sRarting or burning
sensation and a weakening of the system
IL manner tbs patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary deposits
rory sediment viii OfteG be found and
sometimes small particles of albnmen viii
appear, or he color viii be Of thin TX
ish hue. again changing to o dark md or
pid appearance. There are many men he
die of this difficulty, ignorant OF the ca e,
which is the secOni sta of : 'minal We X
nass Dr.Spinney will guarantee pert
cure in all such cases. and q heaithyr
toratioD of the gcaito- urinary orgrIs-
Office Hours-10 to ard teS. Sundays
from 10 to Il \. IL. Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice s..
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

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