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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-11
REMOVAL NOTICE.
Plumbing, {. and Steam Fitting

Having removed my business headquarters from
Joseph Iarrabee's Corner of state ANA court Nts;
10 ths store of A T. Gould 4 Co, Water Streets.
wish 10 inform my customers and the public IN gen
eral that with iul line of Piping Goods, am PRE-
pared 10 attend to all orders with promp,ness.
Having had practical experience of fifteen years
In the Plumbing and Gas Fitting Business, all favor
ing me with their orders rely on receiving hrst
class work and material at the lowest pvsSsoie
prices. -. MI M II l.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

some M il,s eontlsmen lilsi.aled M n
that v u nov prffass and f0IlF n hn
natd. ffthls N true, ibis i.HI VII w.
early disclosed, incsusA tliN iuHl0flty
M lilo gentlemen Interested in ~ nave
1Wrnl M rnhlleatlOn Oillfof who're
any nih ~ ilila machine would rHf
tflnly mako afnat sensation, ~ bn1
baan elslmod fnr several yrlrH tlat
this lfventiun would rival tho solo
phone Va the profits resulting front w,
ana tho nHwnpapers not IN mo
COmpany controlling 10 wOni
be- dfiy0n a. snv0r0 loss from
their innblllty ~ comp - with tho Of.
ilGRs having Il, II has boon claimed
that thla machine would reduce tho
prico Of competition two-tbirds. ThIi
inyautOn has now been under WI
for tOur years. Two years ago Ahrnm
\ HOwitt came very noar Investing ln
10, 30 as 20 secure tho control, but hl1
Judgment, after inveatlgatiuT iis me %
ia, Isd him 10 Withhold tha investment.
This Invention hss been tho subject Of
n great deal of talk nc Washington.
Tie principal Investors in Il seem o.
DO perfectly confident that u ~ one Of
tho eraatost Inventions sCi modern
tlmeg, and that II will return - royal
income To its stookholdors, while thoro
are cold blo0ded, cyniG minded poo
plo who argue that II IS tho Keely Mo-
tor over asuiu, and ihGt, while the
machine ~ very ingenious, ~ never
can DO made practical for tho uso Of
neWsunperR,
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THE ALB ANY KILLING .
The Dstails Of the Murder ar h. l.,
WiIlaAn--Ths Scif-DefsRso Theory NO

The Dstsiis Of the Murder ar X. l.,
wiIlaAn--Ths Sclf-DefeRso Theory NO
Good.
ALBANY, Oct. 0.-ICorrespondence.
Our peaceful aud law-ab'ding citi-
zens wero disturbed ia the pursuit OF
their avocation on the evening Of the
3rd BY the unusual sonnd of pistol
shots in tbs GifncJion OF the FIRST Ma
tjonal saloon, Il was soon ascertaiuel
that j. II. Biggs, the proprietor, had
shot AM killed II. l. whitman.
news agent at this place.
An Investigation ny the
coroner'5 jury revealed the following
facts, being tho substance OF tho testi-
mony:
About 8 O'Clock in tho evening of the
81, ". II. Biggs, Tom Lapier and Il. IL.
Wilimnn were in the bar-room or She
Frat National saloon. Biggs and
Willp,an in front and Lanier behind
the her. Lanier went toward the
b,cv rsom and told Biggs to
f,l1W hini, no wanted to SEQ
Inn on business. Biggs followed
With Nilmau close bebInd him, Al.
thrce wpat up stairs To room above,
end IL . low minutes pistol shots u ore
heart me deputy shoriff, II, nry
Heron rr,shed in and met Bigg nali
way duwn the stairs with sm Hfir
pi.toi iu ais hand. whitman Fas
foaud sitting in a csair by 2 taNie, o's
eibcW OF lis left arm resting on ne
table, bis right arm banging down
will iagers touching tho foo arc
bie lsBd hanging down with Bod
bent Forward. ThIse shots were !opnd
in has Lrsast near tho region ~ his
heart, vgd ore through mo wrist of
hia lAft band. Biggs acknowledges 10
the kllinR, hut cisims ssttU9i0nss.
Lanier's tas5imony is conflicting and
in not nli0ge ther sustained by
the circu sJancss. Wiilunan'5 pistol
was IL rn- waistbend OF bis pants
at tbs .im9 na was snot, with his vest
pulled Gown over IT, B0,n of his
hapGe we're unwder-burut o. ihe back,
and ~ mis- NSi-t WAS beue" no bs0le,
and HID ivo.4 Pigga at th tine OF tho
sEoo ing, D. ig 800 probable theC VIII
men's tuG vat n8ar his pisJ.l SO the
selr-o crease te0ry doeg nov look pos
sible. 4gesE ,-seitsment yrav led st
The time, and i- po5 entirety Suo'idGd
at this drta. ID gEs wac c0nwiy'ed to
jail wiCtau5 b1uGi and is sueinS ant "
writ IL IRpees corpus before judge Z.
b, Whetiar Utmost all OF Gus 5iliHaus
express hgUsaiT yes a. believing IL 10
be n cDld-blCa1ei murG0r, WjlimHp
was q YOUNG lGaD WIN a larE circle Of
frie mas, his Only fsuli being "a over
weening love 70 whisliy. fhera is ia
mystery surrounding Inc cause
OF the killing. which will 10
doubt be- developed on the final Er1ai.
The above sfair IS 10 be very much no.
grolted, moro ehpfso'"ily hscaus5 o. 70.
hitherto laW.abidlng history Of ouf
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MOOHsHINE WHISKY.

,-,,,
H2'nething ABOUT the Inegsi ss"is'
Dhngers of Attacking Them in ZEN
notsee.
The nwjld.calv still is usually quito
or.i. oonsi.,;,ocf . con-
w
per still OF small caparl'y, the neces-
sary worms aud one or two barrels or
bc,,ebasds u, ,yh;ob ara ke.t,bamaSh.
u"S' ',o,''' -, ~ ,'.,,i ,t
Eh6 blli IL usually o"hoI "iu opei~
ated by On8 family, some male mem
oar of which is ALWAYS To befvand st The
ia ,., Iii, -, br,sb "a. lo,s ,,ttch
7ile" VA '""l,' y. ~ "Si" Va Avs VI -" .'''"
1t is Located. The corn from when
the whisky is made is occurred
ero,,, mn .,,,,rornd;po f.rnars or
''o'" - 49,,
ralseu py Una o"ncfs' anu me h9uor
sold g. anyone in the neighborhood
vino willing 10 rsv o cents q Qallon
~. - a,d =, 80, Rvraaso, of
'or 10 anu So ''''''. by i7"'0h W
this, enabling them ~ secure u fajc
quality of whigkv eagap, the moon
ahino,. ,,,ol.o. al --r.ie NJ al, hia neigb.
ni'-0N '-4"'l' -
bors aau ~ 2" ..'"y are ever roetJ
10 warn H. thiPenuIhg ntHhst,
sud o. zee 81 tacl OF an ohlcsf or
even sdSl y. -looaiIg stIaustr ~
eVldencSa g. .le sun arc quichIy
reuovoQ' I'm iacb lasEes " an eA,
ceedihsiy Cilloutt tsSS 10 appfeneho
tne Viol2tpf OF Jne law, a1c 10 -
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taf nate iniI sHttN iff mlh iha
. lfhIafiV Nls fhfffnNIIN lH lIa RI
/ iaHI mblieiuhf. hII la 4 rotor N1 fln
NNt NffinfH WNunffiH ffN NF.fNl
n.N If tfa.if FIili .fG DnHI1l fNfnf
FHfinu. fuf be- INH fHIHtH lII
IulI' rriarIFH HuiItt II tIuful IifI
IHH iInfuH. IntUF HIfN InFtIll
IfrIiItfa tni saI.f Will I4 mfnd inI,
| a. $50 nfoIna Hf tirieH I1nr'Y 90
n Yfeu hu WufinHh 800 ula 200 tn9
IU.fft4l.i phnfIf.uFfi In. rises nom
| fn" lahul, ano rf Ihn 900 1tivn p1wtr
| ~ l.r rufflv8 vst.r.. aui ill Il1ht
/ iss1 nterurlsn lHr inhabitants, OIL
| OBJ ial.ca hHrn laUn .I'rnifi nnd TO-
IdaI Hot Snr'uUt, ~ tue
naa.L.r on population, stsnds,
perhaps, without superior
on tho continent In tho way Of busi-
noaa, energy, thriif, and quaint, novel
and romantic scenery.
The municipal goyornm0nt IN no
| Less . curiosity 10 me than the wonder
flu fprings. 70 ~ claimed thai tho
town Is DamOrrstiG but, owing 20 tho
| dissensious IA tina party, Republican
| holds the ofli1o Of mayor aud geru-
inc negro the EOiiGe ludsshlp, or rs-
cnrdor, while other ebony sons Of
| Hea are On the police force, Tho re-
corder, Judge Carr, ais tho office with
becoming dignity aud To the general
satisfaction OF the nubliG. | had the
pleasure CD tnis morning OF heeing inc
"judg6," az no IA ianiliarly called,
preside. Ho has such n pleasing APP
psarnnce that tho trangressor mag
| inos he VII get of with u slight repri-
mand, but ~ IL astOnis Ilng With what
alacrity 40 can say "s7 50'or $40 days."
AZ the case may be-, and for the see
ond otfsnse he generally "plGys
the limit" a majority OF
the cases coming before hun arc Tor
"roping," Tue city wisely lsyies :.
tax OF S25 per year on all "drummers''
for hotels, oath houGes, doc '0rF, drug
stores, eto., and persons drumming
without iicanse aTe caliod "rOpor.h
and are subject to . fac of $26. The
city thus derives handsome foverue
and strangers aro saved q great Goal -
annoyance.
From one view IL is perhaps a forru-
nate circumstance tnpg n0Gro holds
this position In Jhis widuly-known
place. Imagine for Onea tho surprise
of some Young, Rtalwa;t kepu blican
coming down 10 this country which IL
"held together in oond5 or political
fellowship by crimss, violence and
FRAUD" hnC being compelled, 40 hn
often is, 70 appear o'lore "hl1 honor"
who Is rs black as toe prOVorbial acc
of spades! 70 say tho leas5, no Will
not us tbe language OF JOAN sherman
in pleading foe leuisnco.
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nor SPRINGS HAPPENINGS.
a Texans Impressions of Arkansas
Great Health Rasort.B Democratic
City with Republican Mayor and an
Ebory-Hued Eciice Judge.

Great Health Rasort-B, Democratic
City with Republican Mayor and an
Ebory-Hued Eciice Judge.
Hot SpEINas, Oct. S.--[Corrsspon-
dence.l--To naiiv9 'Texian there are
many peculiar sights in this novel,
quaint ana bssutiful little City Of Hot
Springs, Although Texas has dnuble
the number of visitors hereat al SEQ
s1rs OF the year, Of any other State in
tho Union, fsw, comparatively have a
corrscs idos 81 It's m&gnttuds snd it's
attraction. Instead Of being merely g
/. reaor6 for inyal,da, az some suppose,
one willfud 1t city of some 5000 pep-
5 ulatien, thoroughly motropoliiap live
9 aud progressive, the uulrlHl az g'at.
tors aegtegatips 40sGo0 w m.a
7 from every nation un,g na, Nc
city is nestled awayit. = 3uf.al Ya@
ley, Two milos Ia leng,S, AasWt3- eTr
spurs Of the c7WI mouar
taiaB. T,he theiQ a. spr3rEs
b1ssG irnIn The l8 al hts
Z Springs innuTsai q, soEle 1855 tahuy0
3 tie lovel al lae city, g rs atc se SHrtcg
OF Ilos SrfinaG Uyi,s wa ct, 4 WYS
tnrough tho centru WA, Ghe
Temperature Of cin !, tf3 Ia 10
B varys frnm 50 10 1855 uaA snG dsa-
4 charge 501000 gallon ~ 1@ Nsil2.
s Tho city has had n1say i'oES
Tho site wharenow IS sl.0 m8i4thn
/, ness portion, until SOW pS6ra ~, Nt
/ claimed by three Old eitSsNs, sea-
rately, and ali who occapled gr9und
y claimed by them hac 0 pEy rout iberp-
: for. They were esch lswip9 tho either,
and eli lewing the United SJsf5s gov
{ eminent for the right ol tile 20 tho
| ground. Finally tbs oasas Vera de.
cidcd in favor Of the government, baaed
upon the fsct that tract OF tWo miles
square had baen set apsrS ~ CcngreEs
\ - 3 reservation. After thls ceoisioJ
) Rreceiver was sent hare, " 10 c1iiecpQd
heavy rents for nos palv rha
4 grounds bns for impr0varnBnia placed
y .rhereon by the Glsla4AS Altar
\ mis- thrAe UIrfted STATE r1mris-ifb-
4 81 ! were ssDa hero 10 ~ ss . clgri,
hear Testimony. acju tlc4sc, ala 7.s ard
award tho righE 10 pzrcassg .lie g mo
of The Kov6,nnia,r ~ tF% tgnaraSssh
Ivnina hasd rs tta6 npisl HIS bssn
kcnrried cub MD We cis lets tnis winter
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Boy the Neu Homo Parlor aa ~ w
SD, ORG NJ l7DR ND a.Sp

Buy IUV NC y HUM IFTIVT M = "
SIPS ORGAN FOR UP az
II Is the latest triump the perl Of sill the
Organs An unparalleled combination OF
beauty, simphcity and tflicaCy The pride
otthe nome circle. thesSundav School and
the lodge room. WaTan ed for six years.
If you buy II, you will not be disappointed.
The price, S7j, can be paid as follows: $25
cash with tho order, i2j In three months,
49, In six months, Send for catalogue.
Mention this paper. Address all CORE
spondence TO IlEAhNE & Go, Agents,iS9
Broadway. New York
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rnaiea

HI lIbF
% not fail TO call sad examine tho
elega0t selection Of black imported ali
over lace, at 30 ceUJl per yard; 81 per
yard, worth $3.50; Sl.S5 per ya58, worth
$3.50; and S2.S5 per yerd, worth $l.50, at
J2urlpluv,1,
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tulane University ofLouIslaas
LaM nrrsnrarsr.


Ihs neti sfstisn ~ This Department Will
herln uOndfF, suy sinbef 10, lss,,
Tie Law heaOni u not mlfed "a luftfnr-
Ton 10 ihs civil law Of innislsnR. ~ l1o-
I res nd course Of fihdi les nfe definntd W
prepare tbs student To- admission Ia the
laruOt only in this state, bat also IN any
~ the con NOu law states NJ tie Union n
Invites Ia ~ classes nll sh0 wlnh ~ NJ
ihenst Ives ior the practice ~ the law Its
professors ore vol known lnWyt Of long
Hirndln ut tho bhr, ripe IN exp renee and
SIN actively eugagcd In the prac lee Of the
profession iulliuu, so er session,
fsCuLrY,
Rnndell Hunt, LII d., Emeritus Rector,
Professor Of CousiituiiOntl Ia ., COminer-
olai law nod the law ~ Evidence.
William Francis Mellon, Ill, ID, Team,
Professor al common Law aud Equity
aud l.ectu er on Criminal
Lew aud the Law OfPleading
Henry CarIet n Miller Professor OF
Admiralty ana iLt cilatioral Law.
Henry Deuis, Professor OF civil Low and
Lecturer ON the Land Laws OF the United
: .ltes
Al commu Meat ons should bs addressed
10 WILLIAM r. MELLEN,
Dean ~ the Faculty of Law,
~ CArundcle' street, Nee trleHnI Ia,
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kgR ENsLiEn ENN lgRVAFAaY 4 NUSlG

fos,nu Mass, CLDES. n America,
argest % n bet equipped ~ the Wurld-lOJ
instructor l,ITl stuucnW last yrHr rhor-
pugL lnpi action In Nuct' md InSl.un. n
tsi Mn ic, Pign0 snl Organ ruu'uL quo
Arts, Onltury Literature French, German
aud Italian blnPuaggr, English Brancl s..
Gvmnn ties etc. cuitip. s. 70 t2'' Hp. a
a ld room - SIS PEE term. Fu. 'r.t.
begins September 10, 1875. |Gf tl'rv tee
ca eudur, giving tai isiormItlor. r'Hr
ton, Mass.
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wis a set of ~ tGras % coinptsSlOn,
The tincture az . siip ll3st / admire
In uging Pgzzoni's comp xor powderf
F'alrest ci' Hrrl5 you VIII acquire.
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H.s"aGTJa An. LIE UNIVERSITY
Lexington, Virginia.

Iu.wction In the usual academic udies
IGt u- ne professional schools o. d. v and
Eng lgsriIg, Location healtnfu ex-
pCnse. moderate. EolslOs opens Sopiem
Derij or oatticSle, llI,e43 Gigrk o, tia
"orrfr . - 1,I-AgtI,r.
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InI ronVINn1n InIslalI0N
Aadfssl b.. fhhftpf sliiaudflt ~ ihdian
Arein ia whoh fa ontiiuH 81
Fsiify ~ fraisn fiHrtiinH
Oh leshe. bF ono fn.
hsrs ftes ltHttati ono

LArs Aonoar, oot. 9 -TaIl morn.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

copies of the great lakes of the State. There are many such things here in miniature, which are finally to be used by teachers of the local schools. But l have not space to set them down now.
 Yet to me the best things here, the best, most impressive, most beautiful, most marvellous of all that is here, or can be brought here, is the army of ancient and wide-boughed oaks that stand in solemn line. In their gray and priestly garments of moss, they guard the exposition buildings about and down to the banks of the great swift river. Bring what you may here, gold and silver and silks and precious things, l shall turn from them all to these gray old bearded and impressive Druids for contemplation and companion 1 shin
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21
A Photographic Survey.

Governor Tritle is preparing an elaborate and exhaustive report, to be submitted to Senate com mitte at Washington, in reference to a photographic survey to be made by the general government of the Territory of Arizona. The object of the survey is to ascer- tain by thoroughly competent and reliable means the annual rainfall in the Territory, the vol ume of water in different streams, and the sources of supply, and the feasibility of erecting reser- yoirs to retain the surplus of winter for use during the dry season. The Governor expresses himself as confident that Congress can be induced to make the necessary appropriation, if it can be made to realize the importance of the work, and that millions of now unproductive acres can be reclaimed through the agency of the valuable and definite data which such survey would ob' tain-Prescott Minor.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

We consider the robbery of SlOO from the Phenix Herald office a merited punishment There IS something unnatural and danger ous to the community in an Arizo- na newspaper man who accumu- lates so much wealth, and Provi- dence doubtless shares our opinion. Sunshine and Silver.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

In Beatrice, Neb., Mrs. Matte Bowlin, a full blood negro woman, aged 35, the wife of minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is said to be turning white. Her hands and wrists, with the excep- ton of one or two little spots, are as white as those of the fairest skinned Caucasian. Her face IS white in places. The change began three years ago.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

The Yuma Republican truth fully remarks, that while Hon. Pat Hamilton will not be mem- Der of the legislature, he has brains and to spare, to furnish many of the weaker lights.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

We clip the following from the Stockman of Wilcox. Itis unkind but true: "We have heard of people who will never tumble unless a wall falls on them, but the wiseacres of Tombstone con- stltute the first outfit on record that requires whole new county to drop alongside them before they can tumble. Verify, the fool killer travels by rail and don't visit such sleepy hollows as Tomb stone; otherwise it would be de populated"
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21
Idaho Law y-. the s1ormons.

Rev. R. A. Alfred, of Solomon vile, in thIs county, sends the CLARION a copy of the Salt Lake Herald of January 1st, which con tains the text of the law recently enacted in that Territory, entitled "An act to fix the amount. ot the official bonds of certain county and precinct officers and to pre-
 scribe official oaths of officers" The oath is the feature of the act,
 and is as follows: II do solemnly swear that I am a male citizen Of
 the United States over the age of twenty one years. That l have actually resided in Idaho Territory
 for the period of four months
 and in this county thirty days
 next preceding the date of my
 election tor appointment.) That
 I am not a member of any order,
 sect or organization which teaches,
 advises or encourages the practice
 of bigamy or poligamy or any
 other crime defined by law, as
 duty or privilege resulting or
 arising from the faith or practice
 of such order, sect or organization.
 Or that teaches, counsels, encour
 ages or advises any person or
 persons to commit the crime of bigamy or polygamy or any other
 crime defined by law as a religious duty. That I am not bigamist or a polygamist, and that l do not cohabit with any woman not my , lawful wife. That l do not either , publicly or privately teach, coun'
 sel. encourage or advise any person , or persons to enter into bigamous f or polygamous relations or into Q the relation known as Plural ol Q Celestial Marriage That l re e gard the Constitution of th' , United States and the laws thereo Il and of thls Territory as inter s preted by the courts as the su ', preme law of the land, and that n will support and uphold the same n the teachings of any order, sect o o organization to the contrary, not , withstanding."
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

The cattlemen of Apache county have organized an association. There are said to be 10000 cattle in the county.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

"Is the bowling of dog always followed by deaths" asked a little girl of her father. Not always my dear. Sometimes the man that shoots at the dog misses him, was the prompt reply.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

According to the Advance there is considerable activity in mining matters in the vicinity of Lords burg, which rebounds to the bene- fit of that town, as it is supply depot for numerous outlying camps.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

Out of eighty head of cattle driven through Wilcox last week, from the Erie Cattle company's range and destined for San Car los agency, only twenty reached their destination. The continued storms then raging through the country made it impossible to herd them, and so they kept struggling of until only the mum Der mentioned remained.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

Texas, the largest State in the Union. is to have the largest capi- tol in the Union, which will be built at a cost of S3,000,000.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

The results of the recent un- precedented cold snap in north crn Texas are beginning to be known. A COW boy rode into Archer City froze stiff and un- conscious on his horse. He was partially resuscitated but expired in a few minutes. Two other deaths are reported from freezing in Archer county. The recent great rains have swollen the streams and a large number of cattle and horses are reported drowned.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

If you put two persons in the same bedroom, one of whom has the toothache and the other ln love, you will find that the one who has the toothache will go to sleep first-Ex.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

The cold wave has reached Yuma. In fact it has been there for about a week, much to the disgust of thin blooded people.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

The question of branding cattle is being considered by Montana stockmen. It is calculated that a hide not branded will sell for S1 or S1.5O more than one which Is branded, and that the aggregate loss to stockmen is over $1 ,OOO,OCO
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

There is some talk of county division in the northern part ot the Territory, there appearing a disposition on the part of a DOT ton of Yavapai to set up house keeping for itself. The move ment does not appear to have much strength, however.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21
Si,ANNMS%hsI

tnrc Decline and LOSS of Manhood. Ill ",a its complications, and from whatever cause nroduced. Enriches and purifies the bioou ! Strengthens the Nerves, Muscles, Digestion Reproductive Organs and Physical and Menla Faculties. It stops any unnatural debiiltatlns drain upon the system, preventing mvoiun' tary losses, facilitating dreams, semiuai iossss w.th the urine, etc., so destructive to mind ano bodv It is a sure eliminator Of all Kidney and Bladder Complaints. It contains no in1ul rious ingredients. To those suffering from the evil effects of youthful indiscretions or ex ccsses, speedy, thorough and permanen. Cure is Guaranteed. Price, S2.5O per bottie' o' five bottles in case, with full directions and ad vice. SI0, Sent secure from observation to auy address upon receipt of price, or c. 0. D To be had only of
 Dr. C. D. Salfield.
 oIs Kearny Street, San Francisco, Caliiernis Consultations strictly confidential, oy Iet.er or ut oilice Free. For the convenience oi Pa, tients, and in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted private address under WHICH all packages are forwarded.
 H1RIAI. BOTTLE FREE !--SUFFlCaENi
 to show its merit, will be sent to any os ons applying by letter. stating his symptoms a''' age. Communications stri>uy Gonn1enti'a.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-01-21

Ory Iassitudo, Nocturnal Emissions, evasion to society, dimness of vi-ion, noises in the head, the vital fluid passing away uirAbserved in the urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr. Mintie, who is regular graduated phy- sicIn,. will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol lars for & case of this kind the Vital Restora- tive (under his special advice and treatment)
 will not cure, or for anything impure or inju-
 rious found in it. Dr. Minte treats all Private
 Diseases successfully, without mercury. Con.
 suIfation free. A thorough examination and
 advice, including analysis of the urine, $5.
 Price of Viial Restorative, 50 bottle, or four
 tImes the quantity, S5; sen: to any address upon receipt of price, or C. O. D.. secure from observation, and in private name, If desired. by A. E.. Mintie. yF. D., No. Il Kcarney Street. San Francisco, Cal.
 SIMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to auy | one applying by letter, s'aiing symptoms, sex l and age Strict secrecy in regard to businesi l transactions.
 Dr. Mintie's KIDNEY REaEDY NKrHRErf | Cr-M cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladael | complaints Couorrhoea, Gleet, I.eucorrhoc,i | For sale by all druggists; SI Il bottle, SIX bot | ties for S5.
 pr. Mintie's rASDELiON PILLS are the bes i and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cur. Il I the market. For sale by all Druggists.