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ECCENTRIC BIBLES.
uaint Passages Which Some of the Old
Editions Contained

AZ i, Loaads1 Queen.
III C1Aa'eence certain editions of Bibles
wen are much priced bv bibliomaniacss
Oaccount of some ridleuIons nr i,,ii',Je
pndef, lew people perhaps are a 10 :
~ T' many OF these editions there ore
l most widely known are the Rreacbos
a. Ine vinegar Bibles. The former is 90
ceu because in the Geneva version ~
0esls H., Z, Adam and Eve are snolen
% making themselves breecbes ont nf
ueaFes. This translation of the Serin-
US, winch was done by the EngIiab
rs ~, az GENEVA, served as the regular
Illy blole IN the reign of Queen Eliza.
I'm, untlI 1t was superseded by the an
uzed version of James l. TheVine@ar
ie was so named from the headline of
G1Ih chapter of st. Luke, which roads
q ne faraole of the Vinegar instead
Sne vineyard" The date Of this was
In addition, however, to these we'll
49, SAa ~ pies mere are others quite as
piat: Inc PIacemakers' Bible Oh
su 5ts name from a typographical
MIIcn occurs IN Matthew v, 8. viz.
Icemakers." ECU -
e politicians of the present day would
@DIy noC nave objected to the use Of !
10
| e, printed 1886, had passage in Jarn eo
! viii, p, which read .Iis there No |
Gle IN Gilead," instead of SIS there NO |
r., The He and She Bible was 60
a from very slight mistake that ~ o ~
ed In Ruth iii, 10, when instead If
went into the city," it was printed 'rT ID
Went" The Wicked Bible. nrinteG
was rather an expensive one to the
Ter, who was fined $500 because. from
&c or carelessness, the negative wag
put OF the seventh commandment
ldus Xxx, IA. 0'''
Murderers' Bible was mistake If
resent century, and was SO called
an error in the 10th verse of t6e
tIe OF Jude, making it to read
re are murderers, cOmplainers y in
OF ''murmurers." The Printarjs
!, issued in 1902, contained an absurd
latement OF DaYidin the 10th Psalm "
l, IN which he was patheticaIlv made
~ that printers prosecuted him
PUT cause" instead of sFprjnces ,;
would have been a degree of proba-
ABOUT this in these days of roVaI an
mp, which would have made sucb . .
Ike highly amusing. '''0A
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-24

& S WI - udys
RI the lapse of five years a further
ZION is recorded and the acconnf mt
IS task was simplifed, for only two
/ were exchanged during each
flour hours-one in the MORNING IN
and the other on retiring to rest
opn, during the last ten years of his
"a LIE, they only kissed each other
VIng for or returning from a ionr-
al ne had hence very little trouble
ing up his annual domestic sfatie-
Now, there was possibly very little
ttlon OF affection, Notwithstanding
lmous-looking record; it goes mora
re that the disuse arose from the
OF familiarity rather than from
cement. Take the case of a mans
ln as an example; he fondles and
an infant much more than he does
qe child as it increases in growth
@ can say that his affection il loss
In the ripeness of woman.
IAN u was for her when lying in her
halt or wholly unconscious Of his |
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-24
HORSFORD's ACID PHOSPHA
As a Nerve Food.

DR.. j. W. Smith, Wellington, o., :
SIN impaired nervous supply I have
it to advantage"
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9RgFniltnaI.

OPIUM and WHISKY HABITS cured bv
" 3. NJ. WOOLLET, Md, Atlanta. Ga.
Reliable evidence given and reference to cured
on the Habits and their Cure. free, IVA
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Advice to r[oUners

lar. 80 - eAi Se-
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8FFr.
Still Alive and Prospecting.
M ERIT Is BOUND Tell

1'OVO1' VVI VO-N1ay' . NY %, anOLner CARLOAD
Original BudWeiser & AnheUser Rear
From Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association.
st. Louis.
I S on tap daily at Ruckert's, Marshall House.
4 ): M. Henderson's, A. Jackson's. P. Be-
vans, and all first class saloons.
these two brands of beer are fast becoming
popular favorites, from the simple fact that
every one can rely on their absolute freedom
from adulteratiOn
a snare OF patronage respectfully solicited
GEO. MEY Err. Sole Agent.
l42 BAY street.
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Boys CLOTHING.

A special line of BOYS CHEvOIT, SERGE.
CORKSCREVF, WORSTED and CASHMERE
SUITS in all styles and cOlors, with plated
waists, at exactly One-half their marked
prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-24
COUNTING KIsSRS
'us record Kept by Frenchman-
ne OscuIatIons of Twenty Years.

'us hecord Kept by a Frencbman-
ne Oscillations of Twenty Years
Eastern (ConstantjnoDze) EsDress,
maps of all nations in the world +bo
IN are most given to the practice Of
'lcs, and in carrying it out thew fska
consideration all manner Of subiects
would never enter the minds IF
people. AS a case in point it is mar
OF Frenchman who recently died
n his wedding day, some twe i1t
ago, he took the resolution Ofkeening
'ly record of the number of kisses
nged with his wife until their union
he severed by death of one or the
lie was destined to be the first to
1 when on his sick bed. foreseein0
e would not recover, he begged .
to let the world know the resi1It Of
Nenty years of account keenin0
g the first year of welded life tba
exchanged reached the colossal
OF ", 300, or on an average 100 a daV
the tINt. folloM& twelve months there
being ms I'D on his register.
p IL the i1,, thi9 bar shows a still
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SODA anatrr- CTR
MIKE T. OUINAN.

MANUFACTURER and Bother Of ReIsoo4
IVA Ginger Ale, Cream Soda, Soda Sarsapas
rilla and Mineral Waters generally. rs now
prepared to supply any demand. Nv goods
and extracts, defy competition, Having anorIe
IacllLles for filing country orders, | only ASH
trial from those doing business out of town To
demonstrate what can do in shipping promnts
". Syrups of all kinds furnished Ordere
from physicians for highly charged Sipbons
or night. VIC Jay
1DJay-Factory, ITO and ll2 Broughton street.
Soda stands using fountains viii save money
by ordering from me-
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rETTH ABOUT SNAKES.

-...of the Popular Errors Concerning
rer+f-es Corrected-A Talk with the
-s 1Tan at the smithsonian-Fic-
49,. fr .rhIch the People Have Long
,- r.rsb-The Curious Contents of
i+.rarr-atory Of the Reptile Depart
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ourial place or Gen. Lee contains monumenus1
- Ine memory Of many OF the nightingale
laEllyi the former owners Of this beautiful
..s.,e oy ne sea The hand Of improvement
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-24

All Wool SAILOR SUITS, made of Blue or
Gray Flannel and worth from 50 so to 81, at
81 65.
BLUE SAILOR SUITS of excellent quality
worth 81 so to So.
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THE POISON GLAND.

"The poison gland Of the poisonous ser
peut is situated at the side of the skull,
behind the eye, and is provided with an
eNcTet0ry duct which opens through a
deep groove on the outer surface of the
fang At the will Of the serpent the
venom NAV or may not be delivered with
the bite. In the rattlesnake and copper
head the fang lies concealed in a groove
in the lining membrane Of the mouth,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-08-24
pEAF As An ADDER.

The hearing Of a snake is dull" re-
sumed Mr.. Rheem, after a short pause to
drive away predatory cat, ''and it is
probably by the jar, or the sense of smell,
which is very acute, that it is aware OF
the approach Of anything. The sense OF
taste is also probably lacking. As ser
penis move about they are constantly
feeling ahead Of them with the tongue
and the forward thrust and peculiar
t0rked appearance Of this organ has giveT
rise 20 the false idea that with it thC
singing is done. Certain authorize:
have adopted the idea that some snakes
swallow their young for protection II
times of danger. The evidence hardly
appears sufficient to warrant the belief
Instances which have heard are not yer,
well authenticated.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
Williams as!ey Wedding.

The welded pair whose marriage notice.
appears formally in this issue arrived at
their new home last evening in due sea-
son to receive the warm greeting of
many friends, who gathered about them
laden with presentsand congratulations.
At nine o'clock they were sereuaded by
the Ketchum band, which received due
hospitality and an abundance of cake
and wine. Among the guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. James,
Mrs. Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Harper, Mr..
Johnny Combs, Mr.. VIM. Nevil, and
Mr.. Geo. Lewis. The guests were treat
ed to delicious repast and
the happy pair were the recip-
tents of many fine presents. The bride
received from the groom very elegant
necklace and locket, and both received
from Mr.. Geo. Steward marble-top
centre table, from Mr.. and Mrs. Com
stock a handsome silver caster, from
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell some valuable
pieces of silver and China ware, from
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper a fine lot OF nap
kins and beautiful large boquet, from
Mr.. Geo Lewis, an upholstered chair,
from VIM. Nevil neat pair of vases,
I from Nh. and Mrs. James set OF glass
ware. from Messrs. Coffin, Petit and
( Cassi ly a fine set of silver knives and
forks, from Mrs. Easley two large feath-
1 er pillows, and from all the very best Of
4 wishes and kindly feeling.
/ MIR. Williams, formerly of North An
\ son. Maine, came to Wood River from
/ Boise about two years since and being
I a printer by trade, ut one time kindly
4 volunteered to help the KEYSTONE out
/ of llinch. He first became clerk in
+ steward Bros stationery store and
I later, Deputy Postmaster of Ketchum, III
4 which position he now remains. He is
of irreproachable charac or, civil man
mrs and industrious habits. The bride
is daughter of the Well known J. V.
1 Easley, an old pioneer of Wood River,
J and young lady who has always mer
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
Territorial News.

About fifty men arc working on the
Ramshorn mine.
The Atlanta mine has produced $780,
000 year since 1874.
Every iackass within the limits of
Boise city has been engaged for the
parade Of the Hornies.
The Democrat says old Milt will turn
out with the Hornies.
Robert Wilson's strawberry patch in
Boise has yielded six hundred gallons
this season.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Stoebgrowers' association will be held
in Silver City on August 9TH.
Father Natini, oil Wood River is visit
ing around Boise.
The Elkhorn mill, at Centerville, was
started up a couple of weeks ago, and
twelve men are employed at the mill
and mine.
The Democratic Territorial Central
Committee viii meet at Boise on July
18th to call a convention.
A. F. Parker has left the Occur d'Alene
Eagle and will work his mines and the
Postoffice at Eagle City.
South Mountain stock is reported
rolling fat. Ranchers on Reynolds
creek are jubilant over the good condi
ton of all crops.
NeWs-Hiner
The gold quartz mines on the cas-
fork Of Little Smoky are attracting NJ
little attention just now. The veins are
large and the ore of high grade.
The Silver Star and Smoky Bullion
companies are pushing the development
Of their mines as fast as possible.
The Black Tail, owned by JAS McCar
ter and 10 Reedy, is looking splendid
and will doubtless prove to be one o
i the high grade mines OF the district.
Mr.. Newton Revis, the pioneer place
/ miner, is piping away as usual, will
1 prospects of a better cleanup this sea
son than ever before.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
From Fridays Daily.I

Whoop lah!
Boom, boom!
Tile Eagle Screams!
The great event Of small boys life.
No KEYSTONE tomorrow.
The band was out marching last eve
ming.
Aron Morris was up yesterday from
Huiley.
Hack business TO the Springs is get
ting lively.
Roads to Boyle mountain are now in
tip top shape.
Grand Ball in Fitzsimons' Metropoli-
tan Hall tonight.
There are several thousand tons of ore
on the Ontario dumps TO be shipped to
the conc ntruting works to be located
at the foot Of Boyle mountain.
National holidays will be duly kept
by the KEYSTONE in suspending publ
cation. To night by your permission
the KEYSTONE crew Will rccuperate {
little.
Tie great day Of our National indie.
pendence was duly aslused at II O'Clock
tast night by the firing OF anvils and
shouts Of enthusiastic patriots
"Tamarack" was high gunner OIL
this occasion. having evidently stoler
the march on Joe Rivers. Joe mus
have been hopping.
We are in receipt of the first number
OF the Daily Inter idaho, edited anc
published by G. II. Clay. II is typo
graphically the neatest paper in Idaho
and alive with news of local and mining
| Importance. The Inter Idaho is, how.
ever, political sheet, straight Demo
cratic; and will no doubt flourish Will
/ brother Clay at the helm.
| 1t would be a very pious idea if thc
man with the sprinkling cart woulC
show up and use his machine, A visito
/ to day remarked, as he dug the dust on
/ of his eyes, that ''if it was raining o.
/ looked as though it would, the sprink
| Ter would then be around, but while til,
dust was thick enough to blind a fellow
! nary sprinkler" Now old son, trot on
! your wagon and dampen the street anC
! people will call you blessed.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
LOCAL.
lFrom Thureday,s pnily.

From Thursday. Daily.l
Mrs. Al. Comstock is very i'll.
lee cream at the Springs Tomorrow.
Cupid smiles again. Well tell you
why to- morrow
Mellican mans new year tomorrow.
Heap fire checker.
The band boys are drilling for the
march in Bellevue.
Ketchum will not celebrate. Where is
the Salt Lake band?
The Chronicle says 500 men are en-
ployed on the Ketchum extension.
The "Holey Terrors" is the name Of a
horrible society organized in Bellevue.
A foot bridge has been built across
the river between Bellevue and Broad
ford.
Bellevue is building large pavilion
on the public square for the Fourth ex-
ercises.
A recent, assay of three samples from
the Triumph mine, gave the results OF
1850, 40s and 50 ozs. respectively
The Bon Ton Restaurant has secured
the services of Mr.. Hanscome as chief
cook, and discharged the entire gang OF
/ Chinese.
Two sons of Erin engaged in social
spree Tuesday 10 driveway the ''blues,
bnt they came in spite of them, and
yesterday kept their eyes nom getting
snow blind.
II. Newsom, the popular l'aiiey dent
list. pnid us flying call yesterday and
lett his protest.. nal card for regular in
sor,ion in the DAILY KEYSTONE. The
DR.. is well known in Silver city anC
elsewhere as a first class dentist.
In Tuesday mornings Issue appeared
the large ad. of L. Barlsch, the leading
wholesale liquor dealer Of HALEY. Mr.
Ba,4sch has the correct IDEA about work.
ing up trade and doesn't stand in the
dark where no one can see him. He i!
reputrd for fair dealing and fine goods
The Grand Jury of Altufas county ha
made it's report nd closed its investiga
ton of The county ring, which is let OF
with "severe reprimand.' Hon. J. r
RosD0ronsh, appointed TO make the in
vestigation OF corruption alleged ngains
the Commissioners and county officers
Las re signed because lie could not get
fair showing before the present Crane
Jury. and has asked the court to orde
new jury The impression is gaining
ground that the county funds and coun
ty affairs have simply been secondary 4
the greed of certain officiais, who wer
supposed to be the paid servants of til
peapie. Since the courts have failed {
correct this abuse Of power, the Jcur
nal calls fora new trid clean sweel
andun honest accounting for the tax
payers money. Good business me-
mSst be put up for office in Altura
county this fail for the people have Ei.i
it.-ShoshoIf' 5turn6l.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
GEORGE koHLErP eosTRADIeTs.
Testimony in Behalf Of lie Keystone.

To THE EDITOR OF, THE TINES: The
KErCHuM KEtsFoSE, in the report OF an
interview had with me quotes me as
saying: The uiiigea drawing back of
the county. ofa4dals against whom there
was room for; charges, rendered it i'm
possible to get sufficient. evidence for
indictment short OF three weeks labor,
ETC.
In justice to the said officials, / desire
to state that did not make such state
ment, and it could not III II nth be made,
as the county officials; twithout excep-
ton. not only N,are willing that the
charges be investigated, but demanded
that it should he done and in thor
ough MANNER, And ] simply made the
statement that it would require three
weeks labor to complete thorough eX-
animation of all the county affairs.
GEO. W. X HLEPP,
HALEY, Idaho, July |, 1854.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
'77'1l7'77s317777l
Matrimonial.

idence of H. G. Lewis, at 10 A. NJ, July
3, 1884, by the Rev. G.. Ritchie, William
W. Stevens and Cora A. Baker; both of
Ketchum.
WILLIAMS MISUNDERSTANDING at the
residence of the brides parents, ct Eas-
ley's Station, Idaho, on the Sd day of
July, 1884, by the Rev. A. j. Joslyn, Mr..
Edward b. Williams and Miss Nellie
Easley both of Ketchum.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
To TEE PUBLIC.

We, the undersigned, citizens of the
town of Ketchum, were present in the
office of the KETcHUM KEYSTONE on the
afternoon of. Wednesday, June %, 1884,
at which time Mr.. George Kohlepp,
late foreman of the Grand Jury, was also
present. and upon being questioned by
E. w. Jones. reporter for the DAILY
KEYsroSE. in regard to the late invosti-
s"'loa - 49,, 49, ,l - ,,r nrasence
- ~ - 10 ofY ~ t,S..t the
nnaa5 r,.,.,, haa vitba,ovn from said
Investigation ond tie united drawing
back of the county officials against whom
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
Notice to Settle.

NolIcE is hereby given to James Kinney that
the undersigned, engaged in the herding busi-
ness at Sawtooth Ids.o. ha in his possession
Grey horse branded IF" on left shoulder, and
on right thigh; said horse being the property
of said James Kinney. that unless he, James
Kinney, reclaims said horse by paying the cost
of herding said horse since October /, 1882,
within 80 days from date. said horse will be
sold to defray the said costs. D. G. FISHER
July A-Sad
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
Presumption.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
July 1884 {

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
July /, 1884.
/, Charles NJ. Small of Ketchum, Idaho, whe
made Presumption Declaratory Statement No
1854 for the W = S w 4, Sec. ~. 4 N. II E., &c
hereby give notice of my intention to make fina
proof to establish my claim to the land above
described, and that expect to prove my resi-
dence and cultivation before Register Il Re-
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho, on August /, 1854. by
two of the following witnesses:
II, Stewart, of ketchum, Idaho;
A. l.. Small, of Ketchum, Idaho:
w. II Petit, of Ketchunl, Idaho;
L. Sickles, of ketchuin, Idaho.
CHARLES NJ. SMALL
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
Notice.

office is hereby eivcr that all rersons are
warned not to purchase from William Schuitzs
and interest IN the Hslcher claim. situated st
head of Boulder creek. about Il mile west OF
said Schnitze and Rice; said claim being re-
corded at HALEY. Aifnfas Co, Idaho, IN book
IL of quartz. page 652. rs / claim e-balf in
terest in said Belcher mine mining part
ner.
9. W. BRADLEY.
Ectchun Idaho June T. fSS,
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
tied universal favor.

The happy twain have won, during n
long Residence ~ CIR midst, the very
highest esteem and respect Of Ketchum
society, and now enter life together with
n throng Of friends who with the Key
STONE extends them the hearty wish
that theirs may be a life OF unbroken
love, peace and prosperity
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05

Land Office a, HALEY. idaho, Julyl, 1854.
Notice of the above application will be pub
lished in the KEYSTONE printed at ketchum,
puper published nearest the land described in
said application. HOMER l.. POUND,
July 4-S0d. Register.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05

''Tanned kids are coming INTO style
again" says an exchange. Glad to hear
II; there arc quite number here who
need it.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05

Vanderbilt has $50 900, 600 in four per
cent, government bonds. His income
from this source is 1885,, 900 year.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05

To TIE pUIIig:--One s. w. Bradley having
published a notice in which he warns the pub
lie against purchasing any interest In the Belch-
er mine from me, and also claiming to be "a
mining and locating partner of mine, / hereby
desire to state that I own no interest whatever
in aforesaid Beieher mine, and also that said 5.
w. Bradley never was such parsDer Of mine.
The only interest he nay.ag in common with
me being in a few prospects in West Boulder,
which gave him an interest ia through char
ity. Wm. SCHULTZ.
Boulder, idaho, juno 20, 1884. 30d~pd
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
Dentistry.

DIR. NEwsoM INFORMS THE
~ public that he has taken up a
6@6 NJ permanent residence in Haley,
ux111I0 wherere he intends to practice
his profession. He has every applianoe for the
manufacture of artificial teeth, and guarantees
satisfaction.
Rb-Office over Riley & Tracy's drug store.
Communications by telephone or letter solic-
ited
Neuralgia and diseases of the mouth prompt
ly and effectually attended to.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
DISEASES OF THE EYE and EAR.
THE TREATMENT AND RADICAL
CURE OF RUPTURE OR HERNIA,

Ofany duration, in from two TO four weeks by
MY OWN METHOD, guaranteed to be absolutely
certain safe, Iainless and bloodless. NO
TRUSS or KNIFE METHOD. When desired,
cases Of Rupture examined and suitable Truss
es and appliances furnished. Testimonials Of
cure exhibited.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that hold bill Of
sale Of all the mining timbers and saw logs cut
by Geo. Whitney FOR j. Pilmer, q part of which
has been delivered, ana all persons are warned
against purchasing the same The said tim
beers and logs arc now on the side-hill about
one-half mile below the town OF Ketchum.
+. H. ROWE.
Prop. HALEY Saw Mill.
June 16, 1894. Jnls-30d.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05

Two other gentlemen were also pres
sent upon the occasion, and will, if nee
essary, testify to the above statement.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05

Public highway. Travelling carriage
making very lively time away from town
in opposite direction from the way stern
parent must return. Curtain drawn,
but Romeo's eye glued to the glass in
the curtain watching dust(?) back of the
carriage.
ACT Iu.--Will be written when the
stern parent comes home.
Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-05
WILLIAM TODD, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,

Physician and Surgeon,
Graduate Of the University Of Frieburg, Ger
many, and OF Rush aedieal College, Chicago.
From San Francisco and Salt Lake City.
WILL BE AT BAxTER's HOTEL, RETcHUM,
JULY 5rH.
AN EARLY CALL Is requested, as his stay
Will depend upon his engagements.
WILL ATTEND TO A GENERAL PRACTICE
and make calls, ii requested.
Specialties.
NASAL CATARRH and DISEASES OF
THROAT and LUNGS; Pneumonia and Noun
tain Fever; the cure OF Hydroeele. Faricocele
Fistula in Ano, Structure Of the Uretara, and all
surgical cases PILES CURED without con-
finernent TO the mouse FEMALE irregnlari-
ties and UTERINE DISEASES and dispaee-
mentg; NERVOUS Diseases. LOSS Of YIGOR
from overwork or indiscretions RHEUSlh-
TISM cured by new remedy. Dyspepsia and
diseases of Stomach and Liver; the egects of
Lead Poisoning and Lead Palsy; Cancer and
Tumors; Erysipelas and Diptheria. TAPE
WORM expelled in few hours Scalp and
Skin diseases. DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS
and GENITAL ORGANS, SYPHILIS, sP8R-
MALORRHGA and lhlP0TENCY. Diseases
of the Blood and all chronic complaints OF
PRIVATE or CONFIDENTIAL nature, profess
sionaily and scientifically treated according to
the most advanced modern principles and re-
cent microscopic discoveries.