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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-08
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\
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CURES DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, MA
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by rapid and thorough assimilation with
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TEN, purines and enriches the blood,
strengthens the muscles and nerves, and
tones and invigorates the system.
Known.
II will cure the worst case OF Dyspepsia.
remov ing all distressing sym ptoms, such as
Tasting the Food. Belching, Heat In the
Stomach, Heartburn. etc.
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT
WILL NOT BLACKEN OR INJURE THE
II is Invaluable for diseases peculiar to
women and TO all persons who lead sedentary
lives.
AN UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DIS
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Persons suffering from the effects OF over
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TT DOES Nor CAUSE HEADACHE OR
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TRY IT.
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RECOMMEND Dr. David Kennedys Fa-
vorite Remedy for Indigestion and Head
ache. II cured mel. ". Horncr. agent for
Ambach. Burgander & Co.. baltimore. Nd.
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choice Hams.

An elegant lot Of new Smithfeld
Hams; Brunswick Stew tdelicious), at
Christian & Whites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-08

One Of the special features Of the
New sc" Howe Machine is flight
running"
Office, 223 east Broad street.
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SMOKY TRIxY CIGARS.

For YEARS Ms. q. .. Grove. Winchester.
Va. suffered from Indigestion. Nothing re-
lleyed her until she used Dr. David Kenne-
dys Fayorite Remedy. Price. 81.
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.Surp,us or Two u,,,,o, Do,,.r~

is the solid guaranty offered by THE
TRAVELLERS Of Hartford. Conn. that
all just claims will be paid in full, as
they always have been.
JOHN W. GORDON, Agent.
No. } north Tenth street.
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e. e. EEE''IISAEr'EA,S!I.: e e /. /. ! 81 e. J

THEY HAVE ARRIVED AND ARR
READY FOR SALEiii
The SPREADS range nom 7bc. TO sa
There are put very few damaged one.
amongst them: and as we bought them al
alta damaged price, wewiii sesl them tbs
saIne way the good ones Just as low as the
damaged ones. We assure you that as there
II such large lot Of then--2. 800 SPREADS
and 500 dozen NAPKi NS--we win sell them
rcgariiess Of value. The NAPKINS range
from soc. per dozen upwards.
REMNANTS.
We make no special" sale OF remnants,
but will sell them, ss we have all along. vt
int about oEe-hah OF their original cost.
We don't DO as has often been done--adyer-
tlse u :, Remnant Sale as a means OF get
ling rid Of "shop-worn goods.
HANBURGs.
4 large LOT Of fIAMlstI RIGS slightly soiled)
nj "a great sacrifice. We viii have 10 sell
this lot out To make room for the new goods
that We are daily receiving.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
We have marked onr entire stock Of La
DIS UNDERWEAR down 20 per cent 10
close out the tot that we now have on hand.
Ladies who need an1ihing In this line will
md II 10 their advantage TO give us q call
before purchasing.
CAssIMEREs.
A full and complete line OF CAsSfMERES
for mems ana boys wear, comprising beau
tiful styles for suitings and pants patterns.
We have one OF the largest stocks OF DO
MfSfICS south Of New York. and dare say
that our prices are as low az our stock lslarge.
TOWELS.
A large LOT Of TOWELS from auction. All
prices. Amongst them are some very fine
DAMASk TOWELS which Will be sold for
q sacrifice. We have left a few more pieces
of beautiful TABLE LINEN, which we have
imported direct from Damascus.
Afull andcomplete line ofFANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c.
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
3l1 Broad street,
fe e-eodt25 Richmond. Va.
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R" SHERRIES

Just landed large lot OF SIIERRIEs. Of
our own importation. OF very superior quail
iiy and very moderate in price.
IL s-lw q. CRAM & co.
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AFRAGRASr BREATH is slwaysa pleasure
and you can have IL by using MEADE a
BAKERS delicious CARD0ILc MoUTH-
WASH. ltdestroys the offensive odor caused
by diseased gums and decsyed teeth. and
speedily restores them to q healthy condi-
ton. Price. flfty cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-02-08

Hnpg's Bazar, Puck. and Haper's
Weekly received from n. Leonard,
newsdealer. 90S Main street.
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sEsrAUsAxrs 4 .AMrLE.soess.

HENRY HEUSER.
- SALOON, RESTAURANT. AND BIZ,
LfARD-RoOM No. l2e6 MAIN STREET.
WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS OF the
finest quality kept constantly ON hand.
RESTAURANT and LUNCH-COUNTER
which II served in fimt-clam styie. The hest-
appointed and equipped BILIIARD- ROOM
in the city. location central Polite And
nttentave AttenoAn0s q 2-SM
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Extraordinary Attraction for the
Indies

This week Thalhimer Brothers will
expose for sale the prettiest and cheap
est Ladies' Muslin Underwear ever
shown in this city. Their endeayor
shall be to sell these goods at the low
est possible figures and to give the very
values. Ladies are invited to call and
inspect their stock at Fifth and Broad
streets.
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RY n o 7 / G 4 .

Owing TO the tremendous stock OF REM
NANTs. ODDS AND ENDS accumulated
during the past two seasons. and which arc
placed on our counters TO be disposed OF
without reserve we find Il necessary to post
poDe receiving our new spring stock for
some DAYS Such OF these goods as are un-
sold viii receive new prices in order to force
their sale. We shall add this week ALL OF
our last summer stock, to be disposed Of at
prices similar TO those heretofore obtained
for such goods.
All these goodsa are marked in plain figures,
and must be disposed of before the arrival
of our new stock at
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1Hr "YoUNG LADIES CIRCLE OF iSDUs-
TRY" Of Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church acknowledge. with thanks. the re-
ceipt OF n secondhand Wheeler n VIII
ION Sewing Machine, No. s. sent them by
Mr.. q. POWELL HILL. manager Of the
branch office OF the " Household Sewing
Machine Company located In this city. and
also three 6ozen spools of "Wnlimantic -
Cotton from Mr. WILLIAM Y. CoLLADAY.
agent Of WiIIimantic spool-Cotton Com
pany Of PHILADELPHIA
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GAR d o Z o & co.
ONE HUNDRED CLOAKS,
consisting OF SEAL, PLUSH, SILK, BRO
CADE VELVET, and CLOTH-all to be sold
at great reduction to close.

We have just received large invoice OF
BLACK SILKS and SILK RHADAMER,
porter. TO close at great advantage TO the
purchaser. The prices will be the lowest
ever named ON similar goods. They are
flrst-class goods and the prices at which we
shall sell them are decided bargains.
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ADVANCED THINGS FOR SPRING.

ADVANCED THINGS FOR SPRING.
FIGURED CAMBRICs and PERCALEs
standard goods. ga. 10. and 12lzc.:
STANDARD PRINTS, 5, 81. and SIC:
CHECKED DOMESTIC GINGHAM. manu-
factured In the South. best goods. at sc.
As usual with MS. we give the very lowest
quotations in DOMESTIC GOODS. bleached
and unbleached. A comparison OF values
Will satisfy the most skeptical.
We should Ike for you TO examine two
First, n GENUINE GUINETS BLACK
GROS GRAIN at 81 second, a FINE LUS-
TRoUS SATIN DUCHESSE at 81. These
grades have spoken and will speak for
In COLORED CAsHMEREs we have now
the best values we have ever known; As
inches, all wool at Zoe. AT present we have
a full line OF cOlorings.
CLOTHS, BOTH ALL W0OL-First. q FINE
BISON CLOTH, rough. attractive finish. in
all leading tints. at 25c.; second, FINE
SMOOTH BERBER SATTEEN at Csc.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
our spring purchase Of FINE GUIPURE
EMBROIDERY, NAINSOOK. CAMBRIC
and SWISS MATCHED WORK has just
been opened. The purchase also comprises
HAMBURG NETS and ALL-OVER EN-
BkOlDEkf. ranging in cost from 25c. TO 50
per yard. Our exhibit in these goods will
surprise those not familiar with our stocks.
The cheapest HAMBURGS, TORCHON
LACES. SWISS TRIMMINGS. VALEN-
CIENNES LACES, ORIENTAL LACES. we
have ever been able 10 offer.
CLOTH. FLEUR D'ETE. AIRLINE. and
other SUlTINGS, for first spring suiting.
PEARS ENGLISH SOAR.
MEADE & BAKERS Cal RBOLIC
MOUTH-WASH.
THE BEST SHIRTS on the market
GROWN" at 75c.:
GEN" ats 81;
fe SGT PEERLESS at sI.25.
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We have. during the depression in trade
taken advantage of the low prices prevail
ing and bought largely OF
BLANKETS,
MARsEILLES QUILTS,
LINEN SHEETING,
TABLE-DAMASK,
NAPKINS. and
OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
all OF which we will offer al real bargains
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3O7 BROAD. 3O7 BROAD.
\ EEE X X TIT EER sRE ~ :" ,sss
#H# 1 f. x E f. EHf ! .sss .sss -.

Read the list of our SPECIAL BARGAINS
We arc offering this week. II tells plain.
Straightforward story that the goods actually
could not he made again for the prices we
ask for them:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
The Serious Road Agents.

! Recently a stage in Nevada
county was robbed by road agents
and the passengers relieved Of
about $1,000 with some jewelry
The account given in the Grass
Valley Tidings states that one Of
the passengers attempted some Joe.
| ularity with one of the robbers, and
was rebuked at the muzzle of a pis
tol.
Like everything else on this
coast the old type of road agen,
is passing away. When We used
to travel over that route twelve Of
fifteen years ago there was . differ
ent crew in the section between
Nevada City and Colfax.
We call to mind little red-head-
ed man who used to rob stages in
the Fall. Many time have we
snapped little roadside pleasant.
nesses with him, as he covered Ut
with a six-shootor, and made vi
give up four dollars.
He was full of dry humor, and il
seems only yesterday when he ex-
amined our silver-plated ticker and
handed it back remarking:
The old woman would get d.
vorce from me If I packed that
turnip home"
Robbers with whom we became
regularly acquainted along the road
were always pleasant, affable men
and when, if we put our head out
of the side window, and saw the
masks and shotguns such q saluta.
ton as, "Hullo, Jack, you old SON.
of-a-gun, when did you get out OF
Jail" was always sure to be re-
ceived in the spirit IN which it was
meant, and never failed to provoke
a pleasant laugh.
|. Some of these jocularities have
hit US as high as six dollars, but
then as we have noticed passengers
alongside of us, who never said a
pleasant word, compelled to hand
over $500 or SO, We we're led to be-
lieve that the road agents liked joe
ular, genial men.
But these good times have passed
away, and those jolly fellows have
been succeeded by set of grabbed
sour-yisaged, cross-grained fellows,
who like to make travellers feel mis-
cradle and home-sick.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
Memorial Meeting.

yesterday, the citizens and sol
diers committees met at the Secre-
tary of States Office to make ar.
| engagements for the memorial ser
vice of the 9th.
VIM. Crisler represented the
Custer Post, |. W. Bolen the Mexi-
| can Veterans, and DR.. Guion the
ex-soldiers. A Finance Committee
| consisting of Messrs Bollen and
Crisler were appointed by the
Chair to collect funds to defray
the expenses of the service. 1t
| was decided to fire salute Of 81
guns at sunrise.
Messrs Bender and Mcclure in
behalf Of the Opera House Asso-
citation, rendered the use of the
Opera House to the citizens of Car
son free of charge. The Committee
passed resolution of thanks for
the kindness extended.
Messrs Mcclure, Dormer and
Olcovich were appointed as Com
mittee on Decorations, with in
StructlOnS TO cXCenO general III
vitation to the ladies of the city
to assist in identifying the build
ing.
Messrs. Davis, Kitzmeyer and
Guion we're selected as Commit
tee on Order of Exercises.
It was decided to select two ora
tors, one from the Democrats and
one from the Republicans, to de-
liver short eulogies on the de-
ceased. Col. Ellis and H. F. Bar
tine we're selected.
The Finance Committee were in
structed to report to the Committee
on Order Of Exercises on Monday
next.
It was the sense of the meeting
that the exercises begin at the
Opera House at 2 o'clock on the af-
ternoon of the 9Th, and that all
business houses be requested to
close on that day, from IL to 6
o'clock. Adjourned, subject to
call of the Chairman,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
col. ELLIS ELOQUENCE.
His Glowing Endorsement OF the
'.Morning Appeal"

His Glowing Endorsement OF the
Morning Appeal"
| For the benefit of many peopk
who were not in the Court room or
Wednesday to hear the eloquent
address of Col. Ellis on the MORN
ING APPEAL, we give his speech in
full.
The MORNING APPEAL, which
has had business transactions with
the State for some years, brought
suit On bill which the economical
Controller cut down.
Mr.. Ellis, who was for the State,
held that the MORNING APPEAL
was not an incorporation or a per-
| son, and consequently could not
| sue.
May it please the Court" said
the distinguished and learned
counsel, Il hold the APPEAL is
neither a natural nor an artificial
person within the meaning Of the
law. It is an institution solely. As
an institution, your Honor, it has a
marked influence upon the pro-
gress of this State, and ever will,
There is no paper published in Ne
vada for which 1 have a higher
respect. Its ability, candor, fear
lessness and standing in this State
in the field of journalism, is ac-
eepted and admitted by its bitter
est enemies. But, may it please
the Court. legally, it has no more
standing in this Court, than vel
low bull pup with leg in a sling
and one ear gone. Haughter,)
In the morning when I rise from
my slumbers, it is not an unfre-
quent thing for me, when half
dressed, to glide like ghost out on
the front door step, and look for
my MORNING APPEAL.
Sometimes, the winds of Heaven
blow it up into Sweeny's wheat
field, and sometimes the early bird
catches it and carries it away, and
the loss of it is to me, more than
the loss of my sleep or my break
fast"
I can live without love; what is passion
but pining.
I can live on low rations with little Of
dining.
But all men of sense necessarily feel,
That the best thing to have is the MoRx-
Ma APPEAL.
When the Col. delivered this
Feat travesty upon Owen Meredith,
the old buns about the Courtroom
rose from their seats to applaud.
"But legally" he continued,
waving his hand aloft, this same
paper has no more standing in this
Court than a dead badger which
has been carried at the rate Of four
miles minutes down the Tahoe
wood fume."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
NOT FOND OF CARDS.
How Sam Jones SQuelched q
Du0e,

Dude.
Superintendent Sam Jones was
coming up upon the train recently,
when q spruce young bud approach
ed and asked him if he would join
a party in a game of cards, adding
that they lacked one to FIJI up the
set. Mr.. Jones sternly said, mo
SIR"
The sprig, returning to the charge
said: rs there any game you
would play? Whist or euchre per-
haps?
Mr.. Jones (more sternly)-"No
sir. Cards are something I never
indulge in"
Dude-"Well. now, that is re-
markable You are the first man
I have met in a long while that does
not play some game. Have you any
particular reason for not playing"
Jones-"Yes, sir; I an preacher
of the gospel"
The young man was profuse in
his apologies, but he gave it away,
and the other passengers gave Sam
a wide birth the rest of the way
home.-Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
+. b. hickey.
What He Says About the Nomi.
nation.

What He Says About the Noml
nation.
T. B. Hickey, the cattleman, wa!
interviewed yesterday by the Ap
PEAL regarding the rumors relative
to his going into the gubernatoria
fight.
Are you seeking the nomination
Mr.. Rickey?"
II am not, and never did seek it.
Have you been asked to rum
Eyes, I have"
what did you say in reply?"
Il said l had no aspirations, and
they insisted that I must. I told
them plainly that had never con-
sidered such thing for moment,
as I have no ambition that way"
Didn't you finally agree to run?''
II told them that if they could
find no one willing to make the
fight and needed me, I would stand
in, but apprchended no difficulty
of their finding plenty of better
men than 1.
1T is too far ahead to make any
calculations. l can simply say
that if the party needs me, I am
ready, but in my opinion no such
contingency will arise, and I am
seeking no nomination"
Don't the cattlemen cut any fig
ure in the fght?"
Eyes, largely; We control several
thousand votes, and hold the bal
ance of power"
rs Adams 4 cattleman?"
mo, he is not SO considered.
He owns about thirty thousand
head Of cattle. but not enough to
rank him as cattleman, and his
interests haye never been closely
identified with us"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
LOCAL NOTES.

The game law is about out.
Mrs. William Lilienfeld went be.
low yesterday.
The San Francisco Post is max.
ing it very sultry for the Buckley
gang.
Frank Folsom is selling oats at 24
wheat and ground barley, at Gets
respectively.
The Sheriff Of Alpine county
CAL, passed through Carson yester-
day with prisoner.
Lost-A large bunch of keys
A. reward will be paid to anyone
leaving them at this Office.
John Corbett left Carson yester-
day, en- route for Placerville, Cal,
where he intends to settle.
The alarm Of fire yesterday was
caused by fence burning near the
railroad track, east Of the city.
A full assortment Of all kinds of
Candies at No. IS, opposite U. S.
Mint.
Ben Edison late of the Mint, left
yesterday to visit his mother in
Boston, whom he has not seen for
over twenty years.
Miss Hattie Corbett was rendered
a pleasant surprise party at Mrs,
Swift's night before last. She left
for Placerville, California, yester-
day.
California papers report the dis
coyery Of new wine-peach wine
made from the juice of soft ripe
peaches. 1t Is said to be the fin
est favored and most delicious
wine ever discovered.
The steamer Ancon arrived at
Victoria yesterday bringing a large
excursion party and 100000 in
gold from the Treadwell quarts
claim. The mill ran twenty-five
days to obtain the money.
Receiving fresh Candies right
along. Have on hand today . first
elass assortment from the best ma
kefs in San r Francisco, which I viii
eel At prices to suit the times.
No g, opposite us. Mint.
rs.sA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
INDIAN HCPERBTlTIONs.
Piutes at Austin FOilOwinG the
Elk ample OF the PilErina
EathArR

Piutes at Austin Following the
Eek ample OF the Pilerin
Fathers.
It has been the custom among
the Piutes to stone to death men,
bers of the tribe who are suspected
of causing sickness among families
with whom they are not on friendly
terms by bewitching them. A few
years ago the Piutes here took a
squaw into the Harmony Mountains
and beat her to death because she
was suspected of having an EVIL
eye," which made those whom she
looked upon with displeasure heap
sick" They are now killing witches
at Austin, according to the Reveille
Of last Saturday, which says I'm
dams are always very superstitious.
In fact they about equal our Pill
grim Fathers, who slaughtered
witches in early days. Day before
yesterday the Piutes killed a squaw
and a little boy because she could
talk French. This they took to be
the language of witch and sacra-
feed her ard her son. Her buck
helped to make the sacrifice. Yes
terday another squaw fell under
their suspicion, and she was so
badly beaten that her life is de-
SPARED of, and a buck was also
hammered very badly. The In
dams are very taciturn on the mat
ter, and few particulars can be as
certained, beyond the fact of the
killing and the severe beatings."-
Silver State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
The Theater.

Tonight the Baldwin Company
will appear in their great play
Shadows of Great City, The
Enterprise gives it a column of
hearty praise, and the status of the
members Of the company is enough
to satisfy the most exacting of the
standing Of the company. They
are pronounced by all who see
them as simply great"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
max Aronson.

Max Aronson is now selling Man
uel. Garcia, Key West and Viola
cigars, genuine. Also the best line
of tobaccos, pipes, cutlery and
smokers paraphernalia kept in Car
son. J. B. PAGES smoking and
chewing tobacco, known to all 10y
ers Of the weed. 517. !,
-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
rhe Govenor al / lsieht

A dispatch vas received here
yesterday from Governor Kinkesd
that he was all right and had only
been injured BY ! fan. he ii well
snd in. good spirits. -~ ..~~v
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
Plumbing

j. n. McGuirk the plumber, is
now located back of Harris Bros,
and all jobs of plumbing and
Timing intrusted to his care will
be attended to in a workmanlike
manner, and you don't have to
mortgage your house to pay for it
- 80 49, .5. gts~4.4 H. r.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-31
Our DISTINGUISHED Medical Visit

Our Distinguished Medical Vfst-
Our readers are all familiar with
the firm of medical specialists, DIR.
Liebig & Co., 400 Geary street,
San Francisco. The doctor is COM
ing here on a professional visit,
making business tour throughout
the State. The remarkable cures
Of chronic, delicate, special and
complicated diseases of both sexes,
made by DR.. Liebig & Co., of San
Francisco, are everywhere to be
found west of the Rocky Noun
tains. The doctor is one of the
greatest diagnosticians of the age.
He has examined and prescribed
for over 1000 men in the past ten
years in San Francisco, and to
show what practice will do in per-
fecting science, the doctor can ex-
plain all the symptoms and dis
eases of men when they appear be-
fore him for consultation and
examination, without the patient
answering questions, His powers
as a mind reader and physiognom-
list, is something marvellous, and
the cures being made are simply
miraculous.
The doctor will be at the Ar
lngton House in this city on Wed
nesday the 9Th, and remain all day
IN order to examine and consult
with all who may desire his advice
or treatment,
This is rare opportunity to all
suffering from complicated diseases
determines, broken bones, or badly
treated cases Of a delicate nature
by which SO many men are ruined
for life. All sufferers should avail
themselves Of this chance to con-
suit the leading expert specialists.
DR.. Liebig & Co.
The doctor was educated a a
specialist. in Europe nearly Is
years ago, and is known all over
this country and Europe a ! thor
oughly educated medical specialist
and snrgeon. This will be . rare
opportunity TO consult the greatest
specialist Of the age, right here il
ear midst. ~. ID -