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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13
tAossoN soorNr1 suTgEalNeI
Contradictory Reports IN Two Recently
- 90 Printed .tntefIisvE. &

49,. ~. stctar, ti.o6ffG IN two Recently
ee1 1's y p,,s =, .iSfsfyisws.
~, ~ ~ :. "a 4, I az
Following IN vac t.s y ~ EN-, e M IL"
published in the ISTEtnieIs q. lnpfs.
tiayt had With o prominent Official Of
II &, .a,nt,, sres,asftng the alleged
ses =. 4, n .ls, s,,l,,siy
suffering anoae tne sgt'ls r. y, sl.ss :
is the following from the grafton Eegss. h,
ave have met and talked with n ~.
III. Howes, o druggist from y ackson Y. d. q
Who assures us that tue reports q me
suffering in that county are gressly; , sxs
aggerated; that there y nothing NE NE
general distress and want either N = il,l
county or districts that there afe ai ~
cases Of persons sniiering nut VIZ ~, nearly
all such are those VINO we snllIlsss wv
good for nothing, VINO barely ptoyla1e lor
themselves in the most prosperous tim w
There may be 9 few cases caused pyslek-
ness OF some other unfortunate eit s:1tl;
stances: Ihese wlll pe ,anp ,y Ptos s.usse
for. Mr.. Howes Y positive . tnat nus state
ment is substantlally eorrect. !.
On the other band the .s,a.s J, y ~ ~
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No Sunday Campmeetlns over The River.

No Sunday Campmsetlng Over the River.
Some. CONSERVATION is caused by the
action OF the BaynSGyille district confer.
ence, comprising the M p churches Of
the territory JUS over the river, IN regard
to the Bufrs Mills campmeeting. ihe
ministers resolved to open, the meeting on
Tuesday and close on Friday evening re-
opening on Monday evening and closing
finally gu Friday evening. This omits the
two big days, Saturday and Sunday. This
resolution bids fair TO makea row. The
ASSOCIATION claims itneeds the gate money,
and the people Of Burr's SiiilG think this
ia adirect blow at their annual harvest Of
aheckels. M Z. ~ ~
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AT yesterday 3 session Of the Supreme
Court the following cases were submitted:
State vs.. n. f. Howes, from Barbour
county; indicted for highwayrobbery and
found guilty Of assault and battery; APP
peal taken on the ground that such a yer.
dicti admissible under such an In
dictment. Joseph banks vs., ]. Rode.
heayer ct al, from Preston county. Levi
GreathoHse Va. Samuel g. sapp, from Pres
ton county. Byron Love vs., James Rick=
ems ct al, from Barbour. N. S. Tichenal
VS.. jackson & Feather, from Preston
county. G, kemble vs.. 6, Sresap ct al.
from Preston county.
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A. L. RICE s co.
Fans,
Canvas Bolts,
lIustles,
Ieather bells,

We hare made special prices on the
above lines. Our rs, s5 and 50 cent
Fans are maryeIs Of cheapness.a
Our Canvass and Leather Belts are oil
superior quality, and IRE offered at prices
for Inferior goods elsewhere.
h Just received an entire case Of 20
cent Bustles. We bought them largely,
but we think tho price will sell them.
Look at them. a. \. RlCE&Co.
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TnR Bohemian glassworkers WILDE the
attraction at the North End rink this
evening. Theirwork is interesting, and a
beautiful prize will be rallied of.
THE usual sacred concert will be given
at the Park tomorrow afternoon by the
Opera House orchestra. The fountain at
the Park has been stocked with gold fish
tHrnn t,Inf frnm Nav Ynrk. {l5 ll'
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baltimore WashinRt along the, Chest
dyef, through the henandoah valley and
Rt other points. When they went east the
party numbered one hundred and thirty
Eve but only ninety were returning, the
Others having gone on private isunts To-
other sections.
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RIoroups crprD.

fused your Cutlcua Remedies for Blotches. AMI
am completely cured, 70 my Inexpressible 10y
Cutlcura Soap q the best have ever used, ana L
the profession It Is invaluable for cleansing th,
and all the ttutf used BY them, leaving tho ski
pure and white and soft, My greatest pleasure
In recommending such IN article. H, MACK,
Champion comiqpe Roller Skater.
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burg, Rev. +. w. Fatran, Dr: WhsNelli
Pfol. yauhn and other well known
writer's in defense Of his position. The
writer was not go much opposed to the
study Of Latin as that Of Greek, granting
that an elementry knowledge OF the
rmarlanRuaee may be Of some use IN tine
practical duties Of he and in determining
The meaning 81 technical English
words and phrases. But the time spent
In acquiring an imperfect knowledge OF
Greek could be spent 10 better advantage
In other directions. The essay was Q
strong presentati ion of the negative side OF
the question, andswas well received by the
audience. y i;4 IA
THE CLOSING PERFORMANCES
After the debate on the Study o. the
Classics, y o charming waltz by the ofches-
ira was rendered, and then followed o re.
citation, entitled, sThe Directors Visit"
by Ferd o. Wingerter, son OF DR.. ca |.
.Wingerter, the well known dentist this
city. The selection was o difficult one,
and In the pfesentati ton Of this same piece
more than one declaimef has failed. On
this occasion, however, the dialect OF the
country director was accurately given, and
the description Of the recitation in Gram-
mar could scarcely have been surpassed.
Nancy's love story was particularly inter
iesting to the Linsly boys, and scaled the
past experiences OF many OF the older per
sons in the audience. The speaker had 9
clear, ringing voice, and made an exeel-
lent impression. !.
The last essay was read by; D. Blake, Of
Moundsyille. The subject was Manhood, Il
and the paper was q model OF correct dc
ton and rhetorical elegance. In his fin
ished style the writer summed up the Gle
lnents OF true manhood, and showed how
the true station in life may be attained.
To attain the end of his being, the true
man must have mind. will, conscience and
purpose, and these elements 1t him both
for the present and future life. The man.
ner OF reading was clear and forcible, and
every word had It's effect on the audience.
The production was probably the most
scholarly one of the evening.
The including performance was an ora 9ls
ton on Culture by Charles Il. Smith,
son Of Rev. DR.. Smith, of the Fourth street
church. The speaker possesses q tull
round voice, and the Grafton showed study
and care. Culture was considered in its
several bearings and manyot the thoughts
were worthy Of an older head. Twas
probably the most difficult subject to pre-
sent which appeared on the programme,
but IL was handled in aclear and vigorous
style, and with such rhetorical grace and
elegance as.the occasion demanded. The
speaker will make his mark in the literary
world. ~ 1fril'l' = ~ r4s,'
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TnE pupils Of Miss Kate Leighton gave
a very. enjoyable art reception yesterday
afternoon and evening at their studio, No.
964a Jacob street. Miss Leighton has a
very interesting GLASS and they displayed
SOME very creditable,work. The TeEep.
ton was wellattenaed and many deserved
compliments were paid both the pupils
and their instfuhtoI! m Az "
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NEVER ACoNfPLAINr.

Since l have been selling your cuticura Rene.
the contrary every one who has used them has
been well pleased with them. and they ouSell ali
othets. Ga,cuBBERLy, Druggist,
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BEST FoR ANYTHING.

Having used your Cuilcura Remedies for elgh,
teen months for Tettcf. and finally cured Il, am
anxious 70 got II 70 sell on commission. lean 70.
commend L beyond any remedies have ever used
medicine have ever tried for anything.
MYRTLE Mis-, Il. 8. HORTON,
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A. L. RICE 4 co.

Our Millinery stock has been replen'
islied, and contains the most desirable
things In the market. Popular prices
prevail on seasOnable goods.
"a. T.. RICE j. CO.
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Az. RICE & co:

children's Lace Caps, 100 different
styles, nj so cents, 75 cents, 81 Slss5
md $3.50. These are the best values
shown intbislclass ofigoods This season.
4 " Nv ~ = "a A.lI.f RICkS& CO...
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Go 10 Gospel meeting for young men,
at Young Mems Christian Association
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. an
made welcome Rooms open from2 to g
N. AZ ~. II. I. ! a. -. - !.
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When the programme was ended the
audience was Inclined to linger, and many
wishes for the continued prosperity Of the
Linsiy Institute were offered. The school
is now in o fourishing condition, and
closes the year with tiattering prospects
for the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13

THAR nothing succeeds like success has
passed into aproverb. The success Of 81.
Jacobs Oil arises from the fact that mil
lions OF people have found 1t the conquer
or az main ~. - - .. .sl..I E...l
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Mock Turtle Soup Lunch this morning
and evening at seibke's New Tidal Wave
Saloon, 1913 Market etreet laheekey's old
placsl. ~
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AaRGND Turtle Soup lunch,will deserved
this evening AT, Heyman,s Saloon, No.
1912 Main street. &, n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-13

ExcE11EST TuRr1E Sour WILDE served
this evening at Heyman's Saloon, No. 1012
Main street. .lf
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{ :
steamheais. 31s nv
H The Belle. Prince passed up yesterday,
The reports from above Iast evening
showed the rivers to be falling 81 all
points.
The w. N. Chancellor passed down
early yesterday morning with q big TIP Of
freight and pas sengers asispai.
The Laura May, Capt. a. q. ,shipman's
steam yacht, was last evening declared
finished, I apd9will leave to-day Tor pitts
bnrgh. K ~
The river d still falling. The marks
lagt evening indicated Q depth In the
channel OF Z feet Inches. Business was
dnllion the leyee oil day. 7 10
The hnllof the 4, I. feathers, the big
New Orleans cotton packet being built by
the sWeepeya for Capt. 4. +. Leat6era Is
to be launched at Freedom to-day. f (
The Granite STATE, formerly 1.-THE Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati line, Is being re-
paired AT Cincinnati and put In iilnt:class
condlt ion TO run in the Cincinnati and
Wheeling trade,
The Louis A. Shefley viii be to.mor.
rows Cincinnati packet and Thu. Katie
Stoe dalo !. viii pass up enroute for Pits
bufgh. The Scotia is due down Atah eafly
hour this morning. NJ
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eattie1,i,,,.a.

Ihsye tiled 10. eleven years to have my wife
cured 81 O terrible skin disease. The Citicum
Remedies tCuticilta Resolyent, the new Blood
Cure, and Cuticuta Soap an exquisite SKIN BeauIl.
fer, externally have done In sIx WeSks what
have tried Tor eleven, years 10 have Gone YOU
shall have tho paft onlals a. coon Is can give
pGtt 81 The country, |. win bensHt you ~
remedles viii eui all who use thsm "t0 sAe
MAYsyiLLG Kv, = o.,As. II. WHITE.
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bAltilne "a o ono.

special EXCURSIONS to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Hound trip rate 81 80. Train
leaves the Baltimore 4 Ohio depot at 8 :25
4. NJ, city time. Returling leaves Pitts.
Iburgh at 1850 p. NJ, city time. Tickets good
for this day only. ''r.,,, : =,
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WE have Just receiyeda new stock Of
JACOB VI. GRUBB, the Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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f|LINSLY@ TySTITUTEI
THE ANNuAL ENTERTAIS MEN:

M FfifI i1l4 4 l - , 3 ~
THE ANNUAL ENTERTAISSdENTl
s&si, g -. -:
= !, I, :. I, 4.
"a me Ansslsslse ma. LAST = ss"'s ts ~
gramme Of a H1gh caRFacter, Composed
Of odginai Essays, orations ana Sci.
0.s,,en.. ,rh., ,scbssi,s ssss..s. K u
:, Z Z. III n :. n ~ 4
- - & ~. Z. y
The audience at the LinSiy Institute
tost ar,a,,,i,., Svaa nm 3 IL both
~ va -. ~. ~,
ssaust.s ale y !. s.'s esss
sioniot the annual entertainment OF the
studsnts Of this popular institution, and
tbe main hall; az the milling was crowded.
II. -. u. ~
Neatly eNefy eielsytnan ~ tle visy wac =,
present, and professional and business
men were nosiseably prominent. Owing
"a the faet that three OF the performers
-. 49, sga,,,.,s..;,,s ! - ,iaioa...
Mete tton .aoanlsyilie' = =; - ~ 9etea.ton
from that place was present and spectators
we're also In attendance from Wellsburg,
Portland, Martina Ferry and Bellaire.
The Linaly Institute was founded more
than seventy years ago by Noah Linsly,
who made provision in his will for the
establishment Of a school on what was
then known as the 'Lancasterian..
system. For many years this sandbox
method OF teaching was in vogue, and so
long the institution was not % success.
The system finally gave way to O more adj
yanced one, and the aim isnow 10 prepare
students for college, the higher schools OF
science and business. Tine amount ogigin-
ally bequeathed was not large, but by.
careful management the fund has been In
creased $50 that the property is nowvalued
atabout twenty-five thousand dollars.
Some Of the best educators inithe coun-
try. have from time to time been connect
ed with the school, and 1t has become an
Institution Of which the city may be
proud. There beng no public highachool
In the city, the Iinsly supplements the
work Of the ward schools, and offers adj
yantages equal to those of the best high
schools in the land. Pupils OF every age
and grade are ADMITTED, and are thorough
" drilled in the various branches.
WORK OF THE INSTITUTE. q
M. !, Il, aa,,,,,a5 !, 81,
is dans nas = y. @ al soiiasa
!ol - Z ~ ~ h,s;
lor tie bignes svnVS.s ~ s ~ sc .
ness: ~ te, ss st;as
now sqScesS.i I'LL Tsa,s az
III, . Y vi,oin;s ,vasSiestan AMI 1efieraon
siEy " Y ~
aha osner wen A stnSnnts So aa;n
lucy afs t ~ o;t aad sch nn ,sS;sb ba;
nonur ~ snN w;Is nsn sV ~ Nv atna IN. ny
ieptesens. ~ r;as3,, a sH ~ sas t,s
VINO aleena sne i. Y. o III - ~ sne
u.pose ~ Pispatls IT, Wy y. t ~
!otity oi .ne q WI ~ s. sae
aetise aF..sn i;S y, 1sssiaa1 aS;sna a. ea
~ tne LS isa s S,a s eas.! sso; aaa
lar T.''i secnrino a thnrnuph edncation Il
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isCR0FULoUs SORES.

i bad dozen bad sores on my body, and tried
III remedies could hear Of. aud II last tried yonf
cutlcuIa Remedies, and they have cured me.
p,Reos rbsver t,ountv Penn INV sAsAtt4h.
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EyERY lover Of turtle SOUP ID invited TO
the Grand Turtle Soup lunch this evening
at Heyman's, No. 1912 Main street.
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Mock Turtle Soup Lunch this morning
aud evening at eeibke'a New Tidal Wave
Saloon, 14l0 Market street (sheekey's old
place.. 4 IS
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CuilcuRA REaIDIIS are sold everywhere. Price,
Cu1icuRA, Soc REsoLyE,sT, 81 90; Soar, % cents.
Prepared by the PoTrER DRu1 AND CHEMICAL Co..,
Boston, Mas, I'D 7sif'
Send for aHew 10 Cure skin Dlseasss.n
EHN "A ~ sunhurn, Plmptes, Blackheads
<SA'- y > and Oily Skin, use the CutIcuR
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at schnepft
drug store, 1918 Market atreet, yesterday
IA. N, G5o; IL NJ, $50; 3 ?. NJ, So; Q r. NJ.
93o
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:. RIVER NEWS.

Stage o. the water and Movements Of the
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Mock Turtle Soup Lunch this morning
and evening at seihks's New Tidal Wave
Saloon, 14la Markets street (sheekey's old
place.
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TaE nameso Of VIM. 4 siston, charged with
fast driving over the superb pavement on
Virginia street, and Levi Smith, charged
withdrawing Margaret his vile, were OF
the pad at police headquarters at mid:
night last night, They will be before
,.s..iian httff NE morning ~. .-e-.lel
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I 1yp1cAuoSs., ~

n q y INDIUAIlONs.F--f : q. ~ y I
swasnRero., June ISL a. M.r-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
rains and generally warmer weather,
sontherly winds.
For the Lower Lake region, local rains,
preceded in the extreme eastern portion
By fair weather, nearly stationary tempe
nature and sontherly winds.
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Rooms FOR RENT Z
AtMouat BelleyIew Hotel.

Having lh6tonehly renovated aud teiisted this
splendid SUMMER Hotel am now prepared 70 90.
eomui0date q number OF hoAf1ets al reasonable
mites. An persons IN search o pleasure, health,
Siffinef Resort tGAn NJ. nCllASiew. b ~ \ !,
forfiFtheE particular conc fning Fates q board
ap SS;y ~ ny ~ FRANK WAFER Proprietor.
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The second Grafton was delivered by
@. Il. Jones, Of lIoundsville, on a.lYhat
the Iimes Damand.n The grafton was q
finished one, and had evidently been pre-
pared with great care. The speaker show
ed that the demand il now loritrue men,
men ofsphlime courage, genuine sympa.
thyapd upright purpose. The etIort was
GENERALLY voted one Of the best Of the
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Matters Of Minor Moment in and About the
3iif' City.
BAZAAR at the Church Of the Immacu-
late Conception this evening 1872
INQUIRIES abont the iron situation
bring tie monotonous answer, Nothing
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Eoe Sale.
CT0CKs FOR SAFE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
100 Shares Junction Nail NH.
3 Shares Belmont Nall Mil,
8 Shares Jefferson Nail Nil,
. Shares Etna Iron NM.
% Shares Ohio Valley Bank.
~ shares Standard ln4unnceca.
~ shares washington Hall A.scsauon
iel2 !. IRWIN. Acct "a. y fSs,ANs
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sEyERAI of the residents along North
Main street are complaining loudly aboHt
yandals, who entar their yards At night
and steal lowers AND destroy plants and
vines. There has been eonside ahls N9rk
OF this kind going on and no snail amount
of damage has been done. The police
shoa!d keep an eye open for these marau.
.dela. o.. 4. isa. W. q q
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ULERK Hook yesterday adlnltta1 %
record deed made May 9 by William
Erskine and Celeste, his wife, 10 Jane,
Hugh 3. and Aasy NJ. Erskine, Of Wash
ington county, in lonsidetstion Of 81 1854,
for the interest Of said parties Of the first
part ii q certain parcel Of landin Ohio
county, ". Va, and Washington county,
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fost-Iarre Diamond Stud.
smoothing lrUDS Nickel Plated Wheeling Hlngt
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Z GLADLY FoRREsr," Mr.. Louis Franaheim's
line.bloodel trotting mare has one Of the
finest colts ever seen hereabouts, It's
sire Is indianapolis, 2 a noted horse at
Peoria, III. II splendid pedigree is
worth anything the colt ought to lie heard
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-24
MEDICAL.


Is a never failin
cure for Norvou
Debility, Eshaus-
ted Vitality, SEM
i n a / Weakness,
L q s t Manhood,
lmpotepcy, Pros
tatolrhea, Paraly-
Sis aid all the ter
rlbie ofe cts If
Self Abuse, youth
f,il follies and ex-
paEEaG il. ytaf,,ray
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-24

"AVING SUCCEEDED TO
i 4 the business of the Carson city saw.
lngs bank We are now prepared to do
General Banking Business
Bills Of Exchange bought anf sold on
San Francisco, New York, Eng land,
Ireland. Germany, F'rance and all the
principal cities OF the United States aud
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and m
ceive deposits on open account.
collections made at current ro.ea
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold or
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-24

AT prices never before offered in
this city. For years past the
high prices of pian,,s have been
due to the enormous commits
siOns of the local agents, in some
instances being as high rs 60 per
cent of the cost Of the instru-
ment. We are now in posi-
ton to furnish the instruments
at figures which will have the
effect of placing first-cIasS in
struments within the reach of
people of small means.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-01-24

+ear-, suca ae t'sS OF Memory, Iaest,,ee.
soctnr''al Emissions, Av. rsio..s to Society.
oilnne-s u Vision. Noises IN the Head: tie vita
in.d i,i7~itg utcbserYed il the urine, and many
'tfser diseases ftat lead To INSANITY and DEATH
De. II ~ 10 is a regular physician
graduate of the University f PENNSYLVANIA
viii agree 10 forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
i,AisS for = ca- II this kind the TAI RES
u ffiF tuader his special advice and treat
:ient) WI not ctE.e, Or for pything impure or
aluriou tou q III it, Or. HiA Tie treats ali
priv 'tfs lis s7es' successfully without mercury
onsuitatien free, borough examination and
,dviee. including Analysis Il urine. S. Price OF
vi !. d">ii'i:a TIVE, 81 80 a b,ttle, or I, ur
TT % tire qua. titF. s.; sent to v address
~ q rece'pt OF price, II G, o d., secure from
-ss y stion and in private na,. e if desired, by
T. =. MiNUE VI d,
Ii ke.Tncy =, sun r.ncisco, Cal
sSIPLE OrTLE FREE will be sen. to any
eIS @fryng by letter, atipg symptoms, sex
sse strict secrecy in regard to all bust
ess Transact MS
Is. n tN.tE'S h1i3NEY EENTDy-NEP-
81 tti ctlr"s hi kinds Of t.dlcv and
~ er comH',rt-, gonoirhsea gleet, lelicor-
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