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CANDIDATES..
For announcements under this head
$500 must be paid in advance.
ron SENATE.

Being well acquainted with the
political record of CAPT. JOHN G,
DAVIS, and knowing him to be q
reasonable and consistent reformer,
identified in theory and in practise
with the agricultural interests Of
the country, and, true to every trust
committed to his charge, we take
pleasure in announcing him as Il
Candidate for the Senate, in the
coming Primary Election.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Married.

At the residence OF the brides father,
Mr.. Washington Garrett, on July q, 1886,
MFR. WIN. II. B~ARKsDALE and Miss MOL
LIE G.. GARRETT, both Of Laurens Co.
Rev. A. c. Stepp, ofhciated.
BY the same, on August o, 1885, at the
residence Of Joseph Bagwell, the brides
father, Mr.. G. w. DARBY and Miss IDA
l.. BAowELL, both Of Dunklin, Green
willie Co, q. G..
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Believing that Il practical farmer
knows best how to protect the in
tcrests of the agricultural class, the
friends of GABRIEL PINSON res
pcctfully submit his name to the
voters in the Democratic Primary,
for Il seat in the House Of Repre-
ScntatiVcS.
FRIENDS AND FARMERS
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Gala Week at Glenn Springs.

For the diversion and entertainment
of h large number Of glcsts at Glenn
Springs, the following series of amuse-
ments have been arranged:
On the 18th there will be a tournament,
foot races, sack races, &c.
On the 10th and 20th there will he
shooting matches, under tho auspices Of
the Glenn Springs Club, contests at live
birds, Peoria birds, clay pigeons, etc.
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No Excuse

For n man not wearing good clothes
when they can he bought at reasonable
prices, and especially wheI can be had
on easy terms. Read MIR. JNo. d. SHEA
HANS card In this issue. If you need
any clothing, now is tho time to buy,
for he will sell the goods cheap to get
rid of stock.
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State of South Carolina,
County of Laurcns,

IN COURTO OF COMMON PLEAS.
Noah Cannon, Plaintiff aggains Naorna
patterson, Lewis w. Patterson. James
T.. Patterson, Joseph T.. Patterson indi-
vidually, and AZ administrator of the
estate of r.. =. Patterson, decd, and as
executor of will of ID. a. Patterson. decd
Caroline Shields, Martha Cash, Hester
McAbcc, Elizabeth Burlington, MaIy
Cole, Oscar +. Cannon, Flora Cannon,
Jonah Bryant, Della Brooks, ELLA Ian
ford, Alice Quin, Emma Pope, T.. II.
Goodwin, Scaborn Parks, Defendants
summons for Relief. Complaint Not
Served.
You arc hereby summoned and re-
quircd to answer the complaint in this
action, which was filed in the ctlicc of
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Aug. I'd, 1886, for the said County, and to
serve a copy of your answer to said com
plant on the Subscribers at their office
mt Laurcns c. H., -. c., within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive
of the day Of such service; and if YOU
fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ac-
ton will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Aug. ., a. D., 1886.
IT,. s.. G., w. SHELL, g. C. c. T..
HASKELL & DIAL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TO Caroline Shields, Martha Cash, Hcstor
McAbce, Mary Cole, Jonah Bryant,
Della Brooks, Ella Lanford, Alice
Quinn, Emma Pope: Take notice that
the complaint in the above stated case
was filed in the OH % of the Clerk Of
tho Court of Common Pleas for Laurcns
County, State of South Carolina, Aug. I'd,
1886.
HASKELL e. DIAL,
PlaintifTs' Attorneys.
August ID, 1886.
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A Correction.

Week before last. our printer by mis-
take placed the correspondence Of soc
Prince" under the signature of our cor
respondent from Power +. o. While we
greatly regret such mistakes, we trust
that NIL concerned will pardon the
-'devil" thist time.
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N E.

The building of a new Bridge at
McDanieps Mill, across Rabun
Creek, in Waterloo Township, will
be let to the lowest bidder, on Sat
urday, the 28th day Of August, at
IL o'clock M, 1886, with the right
to reject any bid; said Bridge let
according to specifications that will
be presented ut the time Of letting
said Bridge.
JAS. l.. CRAWFORD,
County Commissioners.
Aug. 10, 1886 3t
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FOE 4 UDIYOR.

When a hoe becomes dull it re-
tards work because Of the increased
tax it imposes on strength. Sharp
en- it by fling to a chisel edge.
When sharp it works much more
effectively, especially when there
are weeds to be cut.
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The record Of Cor. J. III. WIIAR r.
TON, in the last Legislature, will
show that Ill every instance, he
favored economy and reform. We
therefore recommend him rs Il
suitable Candidate for the LcgiS-
laturc, subject to the Primary
Election. WATERLOO.
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CAPT. j. b. HUMBERT, is here
by declared a candidate for the
Senate from this County to the State
Legislature, subject to the Primary
Election. His record in the past
has been such rs that we know that
if the people call him to this impor-
tant position, he will accept the
trust, and discharge the duties
thereof to the best interest of the
whole people.
MANY FRIENDSan FARMERS
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N

The repairs on the Milton Bridge,
across Little River, will be let at
the lowest bidder according to
specifications presented at said let
ting on the 18th day of August next,
ut II O'Clock a. NJ, at said bridge,
j. l.. Ora WORD,
&. {. l.. G.
July %, 1856 80 3t
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The name Of Col. ~. b. CREWS
is respectfully submitted as a Can
didate for the Senate of South Car
DINA, subject to the result Of the
Primary Election.
Col. CREWS is a representative
man, is Il working man, and withal
is the exponent of the laboring
classes, and his candidacy has been
encouraged by a strong indication
expressed by
MANY FARMERS.
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O VRE1SERER

j. w. PETERSON, is respect
fully announced as Il Candidate for
the Office Of County Trcasurcr-Sub-
jcct to the Primary Election.
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The friends Of Mr.. JOHN H..
COPELAND, would respectfully
announce him a Candidate for re-
election, to the Office of County
Treasurer, subject to the Primary
Election.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

l respectfully announce myself
as a candidate for the Office of
School Commissioner for Laurcns
County, subject to the result of the
Primary Election.
TIIOS. j. BYRD.
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FOR JEDGE or PROBlTE.

| respectfully announce myself
u Il Candidate for the office of Pro-
bate Judgc-subjcct to the Primary
Election.
:. w. VANCE.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LAURENS,
Court Of Common Pleas.

Ef IunI" Petition
,ichFN NlilSon, Hester Al for
lison, Lizzie Allison sam Homestead
ucl Allison, Guy Allison, in Rrul nnd
n'ootEc NillSon, Lewis Mill Personal
Som, Nlliiail AiliSon ana Property.
crS.
Notice is hereby given that tho above
named petitioners have made a~rDlication,
DIE petition, to the Mast r, to have n
Homestead appraised and set of 10 them
IN the real and personal property where
oil NeSop Allison died sci sod and pos.
Sessed. f
G. ID. B.ARESDALE,
Master, .. G.
August 10, 1856. At.
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Cor. a. w. BURNSIDE, is res
pectfully announced as Il Candi-
date for reelection to the Office of
Judge of Probate, subject to the
Primary Election.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-08-18

The friends Of MAI. II. s. GRIF-
FIN most respectfully announce
him as a Candidate for reelection
to the Office ofSchool Commissioner.
FRIENDS.
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APlsalapt Acquaintance,

Sal FfaReleeQ ChTpN1e@s'
He was fresh from the wilds Of the
Southern country, where every man hasa
record Of dead. ! knew him when he was
q Major; nov he WAS miner, with bullets
in his tangled hair and extinct Craters all
over him. A place in his left ear would
be useful to hold pen II his hand bad not
accustomed itself TO revolver, The pen
might be mightier than the sword, but Il
isn't q patch on the revolver, He was,
am afraid, not at his best when saw him.
His syntax was wild and his prosody all
a.rye. "Yes," he said, "it Is nice lils-a
real nice, pleasant, agreeable life, They
are all Texans there, and Il there ia any
place where there are indisputabls gen
tlemen 1t is in the mountains, Texans
carry their lives iu their hands most Of the
time. They carry other peoples lives in
their belts or in their boots or down the
back Of their neck, would like you Ia
come down there" "ThSnk you very
much" "Yes; I'd like to introduce you
to an old gentleman there, as genial an
old man as you ever met" "Is he q
TexRnT "Yes; but he's 80 kindly
natured fellow. Lam sure you'd like
him, made his first acquaintance undsl
very peculiar circumstances. He had iust
arrived, He came up to me and said
'Your names -, / hear Yes, cir
that's my name They tell me- you're
awful good You don't tell me 7 said |
Yes. They tell me you're awful good,
think I'll just make shot at you myself.
And the old gentleman, in genial way
stepped back little and hred IwSsn't
scared, walked up to him and l handed
him my Calling. Here, said !; you Try
this. That gun Of yours can't hit any
thing It broke him all up and he's beer
one Of my best friends ever since. CONT
down and meet him."
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E1oOs. Of Women over Mon Ia EDglAna,

Excess Of Women Over Mon In EagIand.
GIL Gossip, IN london Truth,
Are you aware, my dear, OF the appall.
ing fact that there are GAS, 900 more women
than men in Great BritainP At least,
there was THIS very awful disparity Of
numbers at the last census, and I don't
suppose that the disproportion has do
crossed aimee then. In fact, II seems that
1t Is likely to become greater and greater
for moro girls are born than boys, and
men do not, as rule, live az long az
women. This immense fact means, per.
haps, very little to married women, un'
less they are mothers OF large and ex,
pensive family OF daughters; but to the
unapprOpriRted among US 1t Is irGughl
with the direst meaning. We are all
taught from our nursery days upward Ia
look forward to tho time when We snail ba
married "andlive happy ever aiter.p Don
all nursery stories and fairy tales end with
wedding bells? And lsuppOae that 1t Ii
natural for q woman 10 like TO have 4
home OF her own and husband and chill.
dren. There are women who would de-
spise us for making such confession but
do you not think with mo that an 1n'
shared life seems incomplete2 VOL, dear
in the face OF all this are those dreadful
six figures, the female Overplus of94S, 900
1t is therefore quiet apparent that several
hundred thousand OF us mult remain
single, and We may as we'll look the matter
straight in the face, and, while we hope
for the best, prepare for the worst, Mar.
rage to the great majority OF women
means provision. Failing In this, they
muet provide for themselves So every
girl should DO brought up to some oCcupa'
ton that would bring her in sufficient FOL
her maintenance. Fathers ought to sec
that their daughters are as carefully train,
ed with q view to sslf;suppert Al their
anna ara
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nREAKFAsr pupeEp.

Easter Sunday this year falls on April25'
The Harvard College faculty pTonounces
in favor Of football.
Whitehall from New Zealand Is the
latest London dtlicacy.
No fewer than 1850 newspapers in the
United States are printed by ColOred men.
The river Link in California blew dry
the other day aud boys found live fsh on
land.
Mr.. BaInum has bought Alice, the
widow OF Jumbo. Alice has been an OBJ
iect OF interest to little Londonerg at the
Zoo for many years,
In London gas is furnished at the rate
Of sixty.RVe cents per 1000 feet, yet the
companies pay dividends OF twelve per-
cent, In Brussels the price is eghty'hve
cents per 1000 feet.
Henry Bsrgh told his s. P, q, A., at its
annual meeting, that the organized pro-
lection Of animals WIS spreading rapidly
in South AmeIiCRn-notSblY In Brasil and
the Argentine Republic,
A pretty fashion OF old colonial days
that has been increasing in favor during
recent seasons Is to have the polished ma
hogany tables in dining rOoms uncovered
at afternoon receptions and teas.
MIR, Van Zandt, Ex-Governor Of Rhode
Island, is ChRaed aometimes because oil his
Dutch. Yankee ancestry, II Tell them"
says he, i've are all mixed up in blood in
this country like cocktails"
"Crepe," says NJ. Worth, most famous
OF m4n.milliners, "msy be SS rich in Ito
effect az velvet; but its peculiar grace Ia
lost when IL is shipped Into little pieces,
So he refuses to make mourning gowns
that are all plattings and rutlings, Ones
habillmeRts OF woe should DO severely
simple,
Here Ia chancellor a few Of those who
are jealous in the cause Of Christ, and
who would like TO help carry the war into
Africa. Bishop Taylor sends word from
Congo to Richard Grant, the New York
agent for tho African Mission, that he
wants good farmer, good tanner and a
good shoemaker,
"Join me in draught OF sugar water,
my dear" said = young Partisan to bis
wife when they were about to 70 to bed
in their snug house In the Rue des Files
du ORlyaire the other night. He tossed
of the glass; she took but a SIP. In a
moment he was dead and shO became so
Ill that II was hard TO save her life. II
was found that tho man, so debonuair at
deaths door, had put drop Of prussiC
acid in each lump Of sugar. Why he lost
his reason no one suspects,
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Tonquin for spoil. The family OiusiiOns'
sounds well, but it is 3 fiction, Between
the nations there is no such thing as the
family relation, each striving for the
greatest good Of all. Each lSborl for it
self; this is the common order and the
United States could not change 1t if II
yroplJ
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IL. EsrEs, Durneyville, CbickaSsw Ma.
ton, Indian Territory, writes: II have to
thank AllCoCk's Porous Plasters for saving
the life Of my wife; she was attacked
with pneumonia which commercial with
q violent chill great cough hing and high
fever. could not get doctor, but for
tunately had o box Of Allcock's Porous
Plasters In the house, placed one be.
tween her breasts, one on each shoulder.
blade, and one on the small Of her back,
In two hours her cough almost ceased and
was very loose; in four hours she broke
into o proiuse perSpiration. The next day,
though very weak, she was free from
fever, and the third day YVES quite we'll. l
also cured my child Of diphtheretic sore
throat, by wrapping the neck in AllcoCk's
Porous Plaster" AwF&w
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He Dld :. Like Tongue with His Oh'st'D'

Ho Didn't Like Tongue with His Chlsksn.
YOaktrS SattJmal
"That chicken ate for dinner has msde
me feel real uncomfortable" said Grim
aonheak, as he settled himself in his arm.
chair in front OF the CRATE TO spend q cozy
evening with his happy family, "WelI,
John, It isn't the frat lime that chicken
has not agreed with you" said his kind
wife, alphabetically. "No," spoke up
little Johnnie, the 6'yeRr.old, addressing
his mother; "last night, when pa and you
had that dispute, after yon had left the
room, heard pa say to Mr.. Yeast; The
old hen never did agree with me, any.
WRv,"
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Thar HACKING CoUait can be 20 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee II.
Will you suFPRa with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint ghiloh's Vlialiler is
guaranteed TO cure you.
sLBRPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure ID the
remedy for you.
OArGRRt CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Catatrh Rem.
edy. Price 20 cents. Nasal injector free.
Sold BY 1iaughlln Bios. & Co., Wholesale
agents, Wheeling, w. Va
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iinpl,l1nla ArnleA aalte.

The best BAlvB IN the world lof OulB,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands, Ohilblains,
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lively cures Piles, or no pay required, II
g guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price % cents per
bog. Fol sale By Logan 4 %.
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II you arc suffering with low and do.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak conBtitu.
ton, headache, or any disease Of a bilious
nature, by all means procure q bottle oil
Electric Bitters. YOU will be surprised
TO see the rapid improvement that will fol.
low; you will be inspired with new life I;
strength and activity will return, pain
and misery will cease, and henCeforlh you
will rejoice in the praise Of Electric Bit
tiers. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
4 Co, MwFAw
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Doctor-I'm 'fraid, Mrs. Brown, dis yah
chile Is 'aiCted pith Membrsneoua Group,
and de prognosticationB all seem 10 prog
nosticGte in dat direCshun.
Mrs. Brown-Foah do Lawd, am dat 30
/ had'n noticed dat DC poah lamS brain
was 'fected. Well, yo' Cuah him OBJ de
brainousness, an I'll Just knock dat Group
higher'n kite wild a dose oh Teylor'l
Cherokee Remedy. Of Swee' Gum an Null
lein, fob allus keep vial in dc cabin.
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GEORGE RlrrRXER, Pastor Of German
Reformed Church, Blddle street, says:--I
have used "Dr. Petzold's German Bitters"
and can Cheerfully recommend II as the
beet Appetizer and Tonic l have ever met
with, was
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MARRIED..

ARDEN-PHIPPs-o Tuesday January u
lss6. at tho North stffpt N. L. Church, BY Rev
Geo I, Hlte, PrnSidlng Rlder, assisted BY Rev. N
= Dryden, MI THOMAS GARDEN aud Miss RNNI
PHPPs. q
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Blank Books and Stationery.

Five Hundred Thousand Envelopes from 40. 10
u, Day Books, journals, LedserS Cash Hooks, In.
voice Books, Trial balance Books, Records and
DockeA, Gold and Steel Pens, Pencils and InEl,
MuoilAgo, Ruled Papers Of every description Let
ter Presses and Letter Copy Books
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety
IN THE CITY.
ss'For sale Retail at wholesale Prices by
Jos. Graves & Son,
a.. 20 TWELFTH STREET.
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DIR. PIERcR's "PelIets" cure sick and
bilious headache, sour stomach, and all
bilious attacks.
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The tleur.de-lis Is the badge Of the royal
house Of France and the amaranth Of that
OF Sweden.
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Wanting to hatch Is the besettinS sin OIL
the hen that ought to be laying instead Of
setting.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
LATRA INS-ExPLANATtoN o. REFERENoE MARKH
sDaily, tsundAy excepted. monday excepted
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grtu Advertisements.

NTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN
w ERAL Homework. Must come well recon-
msIded. Apply n No. q North York street
ltlAld, lal4
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ia boy could smell himself as others
smell him he would not smoke cigarettes
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DOR PENTHOUSE NO, 1872 CHAR.
IL LINZ street, containing ten rooms; all Of the
modern cOlVenienneG. Possession given April /.
Enquire Of G, LAMB, q Bank Of Wheeling. lalI
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Louisiana State LOttery C0myany

Incorporated in 1888 for % year, by the IegiGlA.
tlfe fof RiticationSl and ChGrRble nuTnnseS. Win
capital Of q 900 000-to which Q reserve fund Of
over ESQ, 900 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote itA franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A, D.. 1SD.
The only lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
The people Of any State. It never scales OF post.
ponea.
monthly, and the Extraordinary DraWlngS regular
" every three months instead OF Semi Annually ~
heretofore, beginning March, 1885,
A splendid opportunity 70 win fortune Second
New Orleans, Tuesday, February o, 1886
1SObh Monthly Drawing.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.

1867 Prizes amounting 100
Application for rates 10 clubs should DO made
only 70 the once Of the Company In New OrleAng,
For further Information write dearly giving full
or New York Exchange Ia ordinary letter, Cur
telcy BY Express tall sums Of o and upwards d
MA. DAuPHN,
or N, A, DAUPtItN,
WaShihrton, DO,
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The Management take pevun In sp,,-
the engagement (pFiOr 10 her departu,a' Y wa
iEalill q the pht.nguiShed Come6Ignns AZ i y
tl0nAl Actress, N'u -
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T w. WARD, PATTERN AND
81 Model Maker shGp, second aoorol RedmAn
8 Co q Machine shOIs, corner Of Eighteenth and
ChRplinO streets wheeling. w, Va, iRll
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2nuassrueuts.
OPERA HOUSE,
Friday & Saturday ETen'gs, Jss.,,s,.
AND SATURDAY MArINee

GRAND DRAMATIO PEsrIrl1,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-05

OF Memory. Lassitude, Noctnrn.is 40 Loss
aversion to Society, Dimness on .Hmlssions
In the Head the vital fluid pass,ra ,s,on, Noises
In the urine, and many other disasss uaUoservd
to insanity and death, 0ases mat LEAD
dr.. M1NTIE will agree IN
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the VITAL hESTORATTVR sAindth s
special advice and treatment) will ,uaaes hi
ior anything impure or injurious f ous cure,
De: FINITE treats all Private ptyuno In II
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Free. Thorough examination ana sssation
Guiding analysis Of urine, IS 90. P,tos sasice, In.
restorative, 81 so . bottle. q, son Vital
the quantity. IS 90; sent TO snv sour unss
receipt OF price, or q. o. d.. sacnro oIssl upon
A. y. MINTEE, N. ID. uesnec;
III AearBy ~. San Fraucssoo
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ton by letter stating symptoms. sar appncs.
Communications strictly confdenti.lala go
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NEPH RETTCUM, cures ali ,rSsa11nDY ,
and Bladder Complaints, 0onoyyhn.. Nlns
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