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BUSINESS AND SHORT HAND
School, ST. Louis Mo, This Institution has
q larger attendance than all other com.
morcial schools I'm the city combined. and
offers the best facilities for giving thorough
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llsh branches and shorthand. SEND for
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UNIVERSITY OF Vl2alNlA.

SUMMER Law LEUrURE3 milne
weekly hcglr sth July, 1885, and end gh
September Have proved OF signal use
LIST, 10 students who design To- pursue their
studies at THE or other Law Schools; End,
to those who propose TO read privately;
/ an, 3rd, TO practitioners who have not had
/ the advantage Of systematic instruction
| For Circular apaiy P.O, University OF VA
| 70 JuHN b MINOR, Prof Com, ana STINT.
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Corner Elm Il POydras Streets
DALLAS, TEXAS.
PROFESSIONAL.
7 c. BIGGER,
Os u $ Attorney suspended Tor "Oun-
siye parll2anship," resumes the general
practice Oflaw I'm all its hr nChes, and can
be found nj Norton's Building, oopagite
the POstOflice unit the completion OF his
suite Of offices At No. 81 Main street, Dal-
LIS, Te1us.
~ /. l., FOsCuE,
Physician, Surgeon and U0uust
Special attentlouglveu tonting glasses,
Onice, $40 Main street.
W. Il. WRIGHT. g. WRIGHT .J. UCRFopp
u. RIGHT, WRIGHT & ECETORD.
Attorneys-at-Law,
No. 7lj Main street, up stairs, Dallas |
Texas.
Z INDSLEY IL BRADFORD,
II Attorneys aud COuuselors-st- Law, |
73j Main strHet ILL dsloy buildiugi Dallas |
Texas
Give special attention to commercial and |
corporation laws in state and Federal |
Courts
N. DoDSON,
Attorney-at-Law aud Notary Public,
Denton, Texas.
WIN attend promptly to legal business OF !
all kinds, pay taxes, make collections, etc. |
CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD,
Attoncys-at-Law,
O1iee No. 723 Main street.
NJ. l.. CRAWFORD. W, L. CRAWFORD,
IC {. JOHNSON,
Attorney at-Law,
Land and Collecting Agent,
| BOWIE, Montague Co } TEXAS,
Business attended to In any OF the neigh.
| boring counties, Correspondence promptly
answered May2i-tf
Y e. BLEDsoE,
Attorney-at-L0w,
III Paso, Texas,
w q HENDERSON,
Attorney-at-Law,
Atlanta, Texas.
E@-special attention given to collac ions,
m s. SMITH,
Attorney
Hillsboro, Texas.
Special attention given TO commercial
law aud Investigation Of land titles.
7 t, MONTGOMERY,
81 County Attorney Baylor Comfy,
Attorney at-LRw and Real Estate Agent,
seymour, Texas.
Docr9H RANSOM
p Ocullst.
After taking thorough course of In.
structlon Nt the Eye lnnmary in New
York, offers 10 treat diseases ol the eve
and males especially, Address Workman
! Texas,
II =. BELL, County Attorney
IL Atturney-at- and Land Agent
, Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
/ A RNULD, GLASGOW * ARNOLD,
! Attorney s-at-Law,
2 Graham, Texas.
{ .onlco In Federal Court building, wcs
Side public square, VIII practice In the
. state aud Federal Courts.
John W, DOREMUS,
~ Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent
> Commercial practice solicited,
CAhrEk &.WRlGHr'
Attoineys-At-Law,
I san Angola, Tom Green County, Texas
DouNE 4 SCARBOROUGH,
ID Lawyers, Land and Collecting Agents
Sweetwatcr, Texas,
Jos. BOONE, j II, SCARBOROUGH,
Notary Public
II s. MELVEN,
: III. Attorney.at-Law and Banker,
Seymour, Baylor County, Texas
Exchange bought ami sold to all tn
principal points.
In ~ Is. COLEMAN,
Attorney-at-Law
10 Colorado city, Texas.
y Collections promptly attendodto
r d wELB!oNNE,
, Henrletta, CLAY llounty Texas
I,ARswELL 4 FULLER,
AttorneYs-at.Law,
Decatur, Texas.
II. ", CARswELL, FULLY A. FuLLEf
NELL q YOUNG
Attorneys-at-Lnw,
stepheuvllle, Erath County, Texas,
A BERNAThY BROS,
Attorney s-at-Law,
Mckinney, Texas.
a W. NJ AnERNArnY. NJ q .ABERNArHN
l., RUSSELL,
~ Attorney and Counsellor-at- La,
Bolton, Texas.
f@Speoial attention 10 commercial on
and business.
RrHUR NJ. MILLER,
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EDGEWORlE BOlRDLNG a1a D Y aGlOOL

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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-12-31

MURKAY, I. 4. Dec. %. Ie00.

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MUHHAY, I. y. D.. i0 Iso6.
EnI1on IrLLrn
me snort wtssesy Neathss ~ eivsN
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oeautifai snow ~ sot sdplae saly ! IN
'ncass deep, 80 tAe ram ~ takss l!lat
ases'y = g asd shs crests ~ gsls
afe ian q safss. s's 4,
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q eoane e wcek ANes sates y " plensy.
Ihe bedrcck Nane eompss ~ -
pushing g = fast slees a. scld ~
and ahey csuaut ~ IaaIbsf IT. s1Uq
g ~ e kesP - - = vosk - \
eouseqssocs shey have ~ = hl
ioIes q nee snploysd. Il'sy rid60
: ~ days sgc and eash 49, bssa rcss
aasa.
1ns uosds1 Chsse NIL = sgAin -.
niog : IVY force; thsy hays ac~ ~ u
q diea and Wy nos = likely sc ~ ~
snP cs'that sssoass r. ne idtars ~
have nssy asw inpsov vsnssss - q
the wantsrs eoaveaisasa Aad - Msll
houssd and protected, - u - ~ Nia.
g snoa'd give g = cld fssAloasd
'rsess sney go kssp q vcfk
Ifs ldano conpasy + bsing vuflsa
sysfamafically and ths naaagr ~
1oowdsn = sseA p'esssd = ~
proepek q ne miae. N
Inc 0k0ocum mine belCW Murray l.
oasg dsvs'oPed y Eood shaps unde ~
nanagement q Ccl. h a. Donesy'
Ine excavation scr 4 twenty ramp nill
onlos aad Acrsss dsr ~ y ~ 60.
psny : men Y nov kune @ - ~
nachaay e. the NJ = oa shs Ny ansl
wssn shs s'e'ehlsg Y sood Y sin y
naa'ed ia, and = = sxpected shat y
Msy lst they VA have = running
ne bnckeye 1cy 40 EFeupb y bond.
edss Ior $tOO,OOO e I New York COM
paay ana shait = bcisg sask g ~
mise wnicA = e gc down one hundred
'ees'
= comPasy ne beea formed e raa
~ Al -
: tunnel INTO toe mountain q ~ bod
q Tiger gnleh and - bed q 1fsil
gu'cn on tne scuth SIDE q PIitcbafd
creek 2 cabin nas 0eea put up - ths
men % hve "a thaf are % work 90 The
tnnssl.
Ine 3eam ooat has Iayed n for ths
seasoa ana travel on the western Touts =
done, ior tnesfage stopped some time 80.
Many miners 80 winter y thr nsx
district ana WORK o nasy lodss vii y
puaneo ~ winter ana we can look fos I
l'vely tune " ne Spssag evsr that ~.
Delta y Joagsg along y ~ ussal ltyls;
.ney too are to have bedrock aans %
Beaver . Denver company are . pssh
= through, ana Myrtle aad Delta fosdly
nope 70 realise 6sg towns n the future.
Eagle y down 70 The old times aed =
patiently waiting Tie Day when The bsd-
rock wiiI - found 10 town - - b boo0
the corner iots sgain ~ that towa.
several aaw-nills sfs g the wAy % -
Pus Up below hAg'e, = out Isnbef for
.ne ! hume and the lumber tFsde viii -
l'.oay' -. = Y = calculated % uss twslvs
MIN % ieee 10 the work.
rfe'gat teams are stili coming n On
tae inompsoo Fails route, and large sup
P''cs are oe'ns moved
AN ere anxiossly looking tor SNOW
ana 'nen the rosd ~ill oe kept warm
WITH teams - there y large quantities Of
melcnano'se awa'sisg % ee hauled IN.
Inc roao y oomp'esed from Murray g
.0e boundary noe ana 2 good vide road
= sou'' = : cos' g 'ne county q s4,Ooo'
."'''"a. Pfee1ts ata nee gooos are
70 % seen IN the ssofss ana our mer-
2n&3H0X
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Of IDAHO

TIC Judges Of tue Ist 2nd ard Sd dis-
tsicts assemble 1t the capital on the second
Asndsy in January 10 each year, and con
ssisuts the Saprem eCourt Of the Territory.
With the Jadgs Of the Sd district AZ Chist
Jsstics, and A. L. Richardson ~ Clerk.
The Judicial Districts and the time. and
PAGES Of holding Courts in each are desig.
satsd By he Supreme Court when in ses-
aad are liable TO change each year.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14
PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEooRD-uNos.l
EAIIEORNIa
Collapse CT a Wharf.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 13th.-During
the last week 1901 bricks were landed at
section ), of the sea wall for addition to
the American Sugar Refinery During
Saturday night, part of the wharf, on
which were about 10000 brick. gave way
and precipitated fully tWo-thirds of them
into the water. The accident is believed
to be due to the fact that frequent dredging
removed the mud from the bottom which
supported the piles. The accident will
stop work on the refinery for several days.
Monteiiore Memorial Services.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 13th.-Me-
mortal services in honor of the late Sir
Moses Montefore were held to-day in the
Minna-street Synagogue. Among the adj
dresses delivered was one by DR.. Conn in
German.
Nan and Boy Drowned-A Chinaman's
Jump.
San FRANCISCO, September 13th.-Alex-
ander lie Provost, French teacher, and
Willie Whalen, aged s, were accidentally
drowned to-day.
During d raid on the Chinese cubic-air
vioIators tonight, a Chinaman jumped
from the tifth-stOry window, and when the
officers reached the ground no trace of him
could be found.
Attempted Suicide OF an Insane woman
SAN FRANCISCO. September 13th.-MIrs.
John Burrows, while temporarily insane
this evening, attempted to cut her head to
pieces with Ratchet. She inflicted horrible
wounds, which are pronounced fatal.
Weather Indications.
SAN Francisco, September 13.h-S P. N.
Indications for the succeeding thirty-two
hours: North Pacific fair weather, with
variable winds, generally westerly. Middle
Pacific, fair weather, with variable winds
generally light southerly, except along the
coast, where they will be fresh to brisk
northweSerly. South Pacific, fair weather.
with variable winds, generally westerly.
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO, September 18th.
FRufT-l emo3s-Siciiy. Sll: Lines, SIS;
81 1904 Is dozen: Cooosnuts s5ta6 30
zoe; Tahiti Oranges, 81 5O6.5: Apples fair.
6O1s0ci fancy, 90c9.S1; Peaches. 59965c; Bartlett
Pears 81 %, Piums, 5o@75c 2 box; Water
q doz; Grapes, 75c9Sl
PIE FRuITS-AsSorteo 23z-gs cans, do
g ZeSe1 -; assorted, gallon cans, 81; Paaebes,
81 Is 2 dozen cans.
DRIED FRUITs-AppIes, sliced, 215@sc p u;
choice, &c: 40 CHARTERED, 2tl.3Sc; Pears
Beeisd, 524c; Plums, pltted, 6G7c;
Peaches, 6@Ie; do peeled, 12a13c: Prunes.
German and French, 6@7c; Blackberries, 100
lie; Figs California, 495c 2 D.
TABLE FRUIIS-AsSorted, PIN esns a ioz
q S512; Peaches, 81 90@2; Bartlett Pears
S2zl,32 .; PluIns, q 509I 20; Rlackberries, SEA
z IL; ;Iooseberrtes 81 2592 so; Strawberries
y 5092 60; Apricots, 81 7091 70: Muscat
Grapes, u 75G2; Red CuIrants. 81 3jd2 40:
Cherries. g S5oe2 40.
VEGETABLEs-Early Rose Potatoes, $4,000
55c@si; Carrots, Coo . 100 Tuinips, BEG Sc
bunch vegetables, l2ISc p ioz Parsnips.
lc Beets, 81; Horse Radish 7sSSc , b; Garlic, ia
&c; Cucumbers, 5@6c; String Beans, pose =
b; Wax Beans, Ease 6 lb Summer Squash, 25Se
Q ID Peas, 3@318c q 10; Artichokes, zoe Is
dozen; Tomatoes, S0d,40c = box; Green Pep
pers, 4G.5c y n: Green corn. 15c 2 doz; Sweet
Potatoes, S5Gl90c p ctl.
TRANSCRIPTION, 81 50 8 Dbl; Oatmeal,
g 50 p 100 ms; Ccr.uneal, white and yellow
81 in D ID sacks, 81 % in 10 II sacks "a 100 MS
Cracked Wheat, 81 25112 40 Hominy, IS . q cwt.
POUlTRY-Liye Turkeys, l5Gl6c q 70 !;
tultgrown Chickens, 81 50@95 > dozen; young
BOOSTERS, 50 50G5 . dozen; Broil rs, 60 5OG3;
anle Ducks, S4G95 50; Geese, 81 25Gl 50 3 pair
Eggs, choice lots 30Ge321%c 2 dozen
DAIRY FREDERICKSBURG choice roll, so
@321ac 2 p picked, 25G27c; packed in firkins,
choice 25c; common, l5C920c; Cheese, Caller
mia, 9@llc; Western fats, 1S@14e; Martins
Cream, ice.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat hay, 9126l4 =
tom Alfalfa hay, s10911 q ton; Bran, SIC y ton:
Middlings, $40 3 ton; Barley, whole, 81 90 /;
rolled 81 so; Wheat 81 Sol 40 p cwt;
White Wild Oats 81 %; Tame Oats, IL so; Corn,
ST. p a cwt Tor choice.
MISCELLANEOUS Seeds - Alfalfa, l1@l2c;
Timothy, Eastern, 61S9715c = b i; Oregon, 66,7c;
Cop Corn, 31zCGic . 70 Red Clover l30i4c;
Red Top, 7t99c. NUtS-Chile Wslnuts, TO
&c. California Walnuts, S 15d915c; Almonds, l0@
&c; Peanuts, California, s195I5c. LsIi (CslifOT-
nie), cans, SjaCg9c; Eastern, 1l15al11ac Hides,
salt, Light and medium. Sc ; heavy Steers, &c;
dry, 1715c. Tallow, 41@@95e. Hops-EO demand.
Sales OF Pacific coast in New York, l0c; market
value here, S@5e.
MEATS = Beef. 5@7e Mutton, sc p 70 !:
Lamb Sc; Veal, 1890; Hogs. 5@g4c; Dressed
Pork, &c Hams, Eastern, 14915c; California,
l2@l313e; Bacon, medium, 919c; selected, he;
extra light l3l6c
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THE LICK TELESCOPE.
Casting of the Great Disks after Four
Years Effort.


by Telegraph
NEW YORK, September 12th.-The Til
bttte has the following: On the steamer
Belgerland, which arrived yesterday from
Antwerp. was Professor Simon Newcomb
of Washington, with his wife and daughter.
They went directly home on the afternoon
train. Professor Newcomb's family has
been abroad for three years. He left this
country in July to bring them home, and
TO visit the great conservatory at st. Peters
bnrg and to see about the disks for the tel
escope ordered for the Lick Observatory in
California Chatting with your reporter,
yesterday, he said The notable item of
news which | gathered at st. Petersburg
was the fact that the Gar has ordered the
award of a great gold medal to Alvin Clark
q Sons of Cambridge. Mass, who manufac-
tured the glass for the great telescope in
the Russia Observatory at Pultowa. This
medal is rarely awarded. 1t is the first one
ordered by the present Car since his Access
sion to the throne. There has been some
delay III striking it, as he desires to
have LIS own bust on it, and the
engravers have required time 10
perfect it. My special mission to
Europe was to see this telescope The
mountings were made by the Rapsolds, Of
Hamburg. | examined the instrument
thoroughly, both as to its structure and
working. It's large, and the finest refract-
ing telescope in all its points that has ever
been made. The working is admirable in
every respect. l visited Paris to see if they
had finally succeeded in casting the rough
glass for the Lick telescope. They have
succeeded. The order was given over four
years ago. The firm in that interval made
several unsuccessful efforts to cast the
glass. a pair Of disks have finally been
made. They are both to be shipped at
once to Alvin Clark q Sons, for final grind
ing and polishing, / advised that both be
sent, So that the optician might make his
choice. The maker is Fiel, Of Paris. The
disks are thirty-nine inches III diameter.
They will be six inches larger than the
disks of the Pultowa telescope. The Lick
instrument will be ftty-tive feet long, a
monster. and the largest refracting tele-
scope in existence
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and are likely to remain so, as there seems
TO be no prospect in the future of an i'm
provement in rates. Many agents and
owners refuse to charter at present price,
preferring to do nothing than run at a loss.
Secretary Marning's Proposed New silver
Policy.
NEW YORK, September 14th-A M.-The
Times Washington special regarding Man
ning's proposed new silver policy, says ::
1t is reported here that parties in need Of
silver certificates in New York threaten TO
deposit gold in exchange for silver, and
then exchange the silver for certificates.
This can be done. It is not for the Treas
urer to direct how men shall conduct their
own business, or TO inquire into their pur-
poses in transacting it in their own way
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OLD MEXICO.
Yellow Fever at Guaymas.

GCAyMAs September 135h.-The total
fever deaths number seventeen-twelve
soldiers, two Americans and three natives
Many cases are reported. Consul Willard
informed the State Department and Gov
ernoT Stoneman on the 4th that yellow
fever had broken out here. On the same
date the Board of Health decided that the
port Is infected. The fever attacks those
from high attitudes and foreigners. Resi-
dents are not affected. Heavy rains have
occurred, and trains have been delayed
three days by washouts. We have cool
nights and hot DAYS
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UTAH.
pilthy WAY of Getting EVEN 5

SALT LAKE, September 13th.-Mormon
vengeance was visited last night ON United
States Commissioner Mckay, who has been
prominent in hearing the cases against the
polygamists. Two glass jars filed with
privy-vault matter were thrown into his
parlor. One burst, running the room: Two
were thrown at the window Of United
States Attorney Dickson, directed toward
his bed, but broke on the outer casing of
the window If their aim had been true
they might have proved fatal. Two were
also thrown into the house of United States
Assistant Attorney Varion, where Mrs. Va
riOn was alone with a sick child, and dam
aging the room to great extent. Great
indignation exists among the American
citizens Many think it was preconcerted
InnVnmnnf
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Caufornians Defeated ut Sheepshead Bay
Maud 5. Makes Good Mile.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK, September f2;h.-To- day at
Sheepshesd Bay the feature of racing was
the Flatbush stakes for two-year. oldS, dis
lance seven furiongs. 1t was quite a rich
stake and eagerly fought fnr by Eastern
cracks. Haggin had Ban Fox, Preciosa
and Ben Ali entered for It, and Porter Ashe
had his fast colt King of Norfolk. The
other runners were Portland, The Bard.
Brown Duke, Pocopoke and Charity The
race was won by Charity. Dewdrop second.
The Bard third. Time, I:314 The mile
and an eighth, Monogram won, Parole sec
ond, Modesty third. Time, 1:5S4 The
mile, for three-year olds, Hopedale won,
Maumee second, Felix Don third Time,
l;442. The mile and five-eighths, Binnette
won, Enigma second, Tolu third. Time,
2;54l. The mile and an eighth, Cleaner
won, Bella second, Per;cles third. Time,
1:5sl, The steeplechase, full course, from
bone won, Rory 0'More second, Bourke
Coehrane third Time, GA
PROVIDENCE (R. L., September 18th
Matide S. covered a mile in 2:10l at Nara
sanselt Park to-day. The wind stopped
her on the homesretch.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14

The friends of Sir Charles Dixie circulate
the report in London that private arrange
ment is probable by which the suit for
divorce lately brought by Crawford, in
which the Liberal statesman is named as
correspondent, will be withdrawn from the
divorce Court, and Crawford to content
himself with an agreement of separation.
The case still remains ON the rolls, how
ever
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14

Nh. HARRY WILLIAMS, druggist and No
tary Public, Greenviile, CAL writes: :" l
have seen more benefit derived from sin
gle application of st. Jacobs Oil than any
remedy have ever used or sold in twenty
years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14

Baron de Michels, the French EmbasSa-
dor in Madrid, has telegrsphed to VI. de
Freycinet French Minister of Foreign At
fairs, that the situation there has improved.
and that danger Of a conflict has decreased.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14
UNDERTAKES.
FRITZ & MILLER,
UEDTKT{EEES,

otice In ODD Fellows TeIapls, ElD1h SgG Z
K streets. Complete stock OF undeTlskers'
Goods constantly on hand. City and coii-i-
try orders promptly attended TO- day or
ntgbt. NJ reasonable rstas- Isl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14

HT7HE OLDEST, GREATEST AND BEST REM
I edy for the cure of Nervous and Physical
Debility, Vital Exhaustion, Seminal Weakness
Loss Of Manhood, Failing Memory and Relaxed
and Enfeebled condition of the Genito-Urinsry
Organs
1t speedily cures Impotence, Early De-
cay, Loss Of yiGor, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and
al me sad effects or youthful follies and abuse
or EXCESSES OF MATURITY.
1t permanently prevents all Unnatural
Loss from the system, as thousands can attest
rho have used the Remedy in the paSt quarter
Of a century which il has been before the public
1t Is indeed a wonderful rem eCiy-toufnc
the nerves, strengthening the muscles, checking
the waste, lnYigOrating the whole system and
restoring the addicted TO HEALTH end EAPPI.
NESS.
The Doctor viii agree to forfeit 81, 600 for s
case undertaken not cured. The ressOn so many
cannot get cured OF Weakness and the above is
eases is owing to complication called PROSTA.
special treatment
DIR, IIERIo's INvIGoRAToR, No 2, with our ne u
liar special treatment, is the only cure for PEcs-
TATORRHEA by il MANHOOD is restored and The
hand of time moved back from age 10 youth
Price of either Invigorator, Sc. Csse OF
six bottles, So Sent to any address, covered
securely from observation.
Dr. LiebiE q Co. treat successfully By 30
inteopathy every form OF SPECIAL, PRIVATE
or CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or nan.
seOus drugs. If vitality is drained from the
body, numerous diseases follow that battle ordi-
nary medical treatment. If allowed TO continue
the unnatural loss causes CONSUMPTION Dia-
oetes Bright Disease, Insanity, etc. Cures
guaranteed. Diseases Of the genito-urinerv or
gans, kidneys, liver and Bladder specially treat
ed. DISEASES OF WOMEN SPEEDILY CURED.
qualified and BespnEsibIe.-Dr. Liebis &
co. rom EUROPE are regular college educGted
physicians, and are now In their nineteenth
year Of special practice.
Il PIN les appear on the face and body, II yoU
become hstless and easily tired and exhausted.
look out for the complication with Seminal
Weakness. discovered at the LIEBIG DISPEN-
SARG, known as PrOstatorrhOss. DR.. LIE
BiG'S 1NV1GORATOR, No. 2, is the only known
remedy for the shove complication Prosta-
torcileas
iost powerful electric belts free 20 patients
10 PR0YE THE WONDERFUL POWER or TIE IN
NIGCRAIOR - BOTTLE GIVEN on sENT PsEE
Consultation free and private.
LIEBIG DISPENSARY.
400 Geary street, San Francisco, Ca
Private Entrance, 4O5 Mason street, four blocks
up Geary street from Resrny. Nam entrance
through Dispensary Drug Store. ds-1y&wIyeow
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The fostless belt" along the base OF
the Sierra Madre produces and natures ba-
nanas OF excellent quality ana large size.