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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

EMRLoYMEST Ids }, aIsSd, oTFaIGE, ana s.F r. .rRs.a
tate Agent. Property sold ON instnllments
E. NIT TrINGER, removed to 15la N. Spring.
Telephone l13. Residence Fifth and Hope
streets. au3tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
MILLINERY ".
MRS. c. DoscH,-

DEALER IN FINE FRENCH MILLINERY,
~ Rooms and Q, upstairs, Wilson Block.
First street, between Main and Spring
Hats reshaped In the latest styles sepl1tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
The Raymond

Is within three minutes walk of the villa
lots to be sold at auction october sth. En-
quire OF A. w. BARRETT & Co..
so g. Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05

TWemty.f0ur Choice Lots
WIN be sold at Pasadena at auction October
'9th Enquire Of
A. W. BARRETT & Co.,
80 3. Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
SEARCHIERS OF TITLES.
ATTOR N T. YS.
THEODORE SAVAGE,
max LOEWEMTHaL,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw-O Room 2
n Law Building, Los Angeles, Cal.
sep25 I'm
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-20
4E AlE sOlLsO sGa5. He do.
a fish story fron the rro-pecr House
Ab0us the Presidential Party

Iaer1 HOUSE, n 81 AHg lt-lhe
fredeal ald party. accompanied by
Ne--- L-ul AMI Morgan friends Of Dr.
Ward srnl Asn,ns lais morning Ln Hoyie.s
paat alo-t tNo miles from the cottage
Dave Croak -he guide Who has so attached
hlmse.f "a, Sir Cleveland Fowei him and
Mr- Folsom ogsr lle pond Will. they
fr..-a Dr Ward and Mrs. Cleveland
a-r. Ia another o14t During The morning
rl- Fre-a-ar after an exciting struggle
.tnt-d lnr sIx pound salmon. At one
ocx AL bands landed aud a lunch OF
hari boiled eggs and sandwiches ami grid
d - case-. e1oarI ny tae guide, we're served
Then fishing vas resumed and the Pcrsi-
lrur. as a rrsllt of the afternoon s catch,
showed tlrec speckled truuL whose weight
az .r--4te1 three and one hall pounds. br.
tsa-t exhibited pound aud bali trout
flr whose capture he gave half credit Co
Sir. Cleveland The distance from sara
nae ro H0vles pond was walked by the
whole party Ou Monday the President
ail open tle exhibition a. Minneapolis and
-t Paul uy telegraph
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-20
Committed suicide.

DETRoT, Mich, Aug. l9.-George Nc
Pherson, aged - years, from Toronto, came
20 Detroit some two weeks ago and secured
employment as canvasser in 7. + Golfers
publishing house. No 1l3 Griswoid-st
About o clock last night be went 10 his
room at 347. Wood ward-ave and took
seventeen grains Of morphine. His CON
diti0n was discovered. and a doctor sum
moued, but be died At midnight Letters
from home describing destiiutiOn and suf-
feriug there induced the rash act
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-20
ALGER'S AIRY ACRES
One Day DOlngs N the State
or Michigan.
POLITICS AND HORSE RACING
Commitied Suede in Detroit JACK
sons Budget u News ne
Men ~no sggeo "A d.
Wisconsin ditOrs

lsrHaslss Mich. Aug l9.-torty mem-
beers oi lhs Wisconsin Editorial Association
accompanied 0y many ladies, are ia the
a.y. having arrived a- one % ciock. The
party looked a. the .r1u mines. furnaces
aud other points oi Interest about iAe ciiy
daring tle afternoon Tonight bali Wa
1lseu ll their honor a. Ausun s Hal and
dozens oi the local newspaper men are
wltu chem showing them the sights. To
morrow lue party goes % Marc 4urtte and
irom there % H0uglt0n and Calumet tOex
anime the cfut,er mines
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-20

JACKSON, Mich Aug. l9.-When the case
of ex-City Treasurer Frost for the larceny
Of s. loo from The city treasurers office
va, called in Justice Hunts court this
morning Prosecuting Attorney Blair stated
90 the Justice bat he dld not wish 10 prose
cute The case any further, as he was salts
sed that there vas not sufficient proof 90
hold the accused o. the Circuit court. Frost
was discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-20

C1R,r Mich. Aug. l9-The six young
men arrested or throwing eggs 10 Rev. S
" Ia pa. week ago last sunday evening
had their examination before Esquire Jones
OF GreeuviIe and were DISCHARGED. g. g.
Ellsworth appeared for the prosecution. and
sam Clay Of Grand Rapids and Judge
Lewis. 0f GreenviIle. for ,he defense
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-20
.FINERTY ON HIS EAR
The Flre-Eater OF Chicago
Wants 10 Whip Davitt.
APtPPiRl PA850s CTS PJGAlCl1JS.
Ftzeefsio Eiecteo Pres Iaent ana fi.Fh
McCsnen FIRST Nice The Other
Officers he Res.rs ~
the Convention.


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sClpLeRs 40 sALLORs.
Preparations for the Reunion ~ Reed City
New Bulidings


RkED CRY, Aug 10 Preparations are
making for the grand reunion OF the sol
diers ana sailors Of Northwestern Michigan
% be held here August 25-27 inclusive. A
large pyramid # frame work is being built
today in a conspicuous place, and Will be-
matted with evergreen as monument OF
honor for the guests in attendance. on
Thursday, Lieut. GOV + & Fairfield will
make the annual address. and on Friday "A
sham battle will be fought. About seventy
hve posts Of soldiers are expected. the mum
Der Of sailors IS not known.
The new brick buildings being built by
SlOssen and Jacobson Will soon be completed
Mr. Sl0ssen. part will be occupied 10y the
p0stOtiice. Ihe brick work IL up on Pack
ard & Cos new new bank building, and
Slicg- block Is being pushed up rapidly
All Tie new buildings OF any consequence
are being built Of orlck.
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nisd dofhl. wonnd.-NeuFactorr

M,rtE Barins Aug ~ William Nor
con who vas 60 seriously injured on The 18th
b7 stone falling Bp1n him while iEging
ral near Maple Rapids died yesterday
Jones & Co will commence operating
their neV saw mill and oar fsCterv in about
aIrnt DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-20

.s-....ts SO 7-t rt.t-sNa-stsA-a.
JACKSON, Mich, Aug. l9-The attend
anoe was larger today. =, 500 10 1900 being
present. The first race was the half-mile
running of the day before. The second
heat was won by Signal, owned 10y c. NJ.
Waters, of Grand Rapids the third heat
and race was also won by Signal time 5l3;
Vernon second Easter, Col. HarwO0d, Bay
Dick. Red Bird William g and Billy Tx
we're drawn before the third heat. The 2.3O
pacing which was unhnIslei Wednesday
was taken up, and the sixth and last heat
trotted. Daisy & won time 2.3O4 Wood
mont second Mistake last Little Tony
and Puritan were not entered today The
third race in the Dbl class pacing. shovel
four starters Sam Cooper. Mistake, Joe
Bowers and Pearl Mistake was
given the pole. -Four heats
finished it. Mistake was distanced
In the third heat. Pearl shut out on seconi
heat summary Tom Cooper, p 1, 1. J..
Joe Brown. 3. D p D The 30 class trot-
ting had eleven entries Mayor Dikeman
and Mcintyre, of Grand Rapids, had Ed
Mac entered and We're present 20 see the
race. which resulted in favor of Billy I. I'm
three straight heats, owned by COWham *
Rowan, of Jackson. Summary: May Day.
,, 5. ,. Wade Hampton, H. .. 4. J. W
Bailey. :, IL. :. Billy /, 1, 1, /. Harve Nor
risOn Z. s. drawn. Pedro, = =, =, Junie Fear
naught. 3. 3. 3, Ed Mac, q, 6. 6, Lille G, g,
q DO. Glasgow. s. T. 5, MambUne Maid 10.
10. g. time. 23D. one heat only IN The mile
running was made and the meeting ad-
i0urnei. Three starters went out, Sinbad,
first Easter, second, Vernon, third. time,
f.Ef
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-20
THIS JOURNAL

u AFr tsraal t.af.ias fsaf.ef
alaa Eaaeists tIf
PULL Pkl~~ REPORT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Kate Field argues that women
ought to be the more successful in pub-
lic speaking, because audiences "hear
with their eyes,
The Grown Prince Of Germany boasts
collection of seventy-two decorations
and ordeir. IL this country man
considers himself lucky when be has
two scarf.pins.
Physielogist who bold that the race
IL detsrioraling should remember that
Miss Kitty Austin walked the other
day from Clarksb urg, Nd, to Rockville,
fourteen miles. and expressed a. being
a. lively Az y cricket. Miss Kitty was
eighty-threo last birthday.
Lord Shrewsbury IL bout to retire
from business asa cab proprietor. liz
abs, horses and establishments general
ly are t. DO taken by u company. Tho
premier earl has always made prof,
At bis cab yard, bnt recently his men
struck, and that Il Why be Is giyiag -
business.
T. v. Powdorly, The grand master
workman Of the Knights Of Labor, ID i
native Of Carhondale, Pa, where be
was born ia 1889. BY trade maohin.
ist, he has made himself civil engin-
eer. Ha was Mayor Of Scranton fai
two years aud has served six years ii
the head Of the great labor organization.
The 80 Treasury Department watch.
men are 20 be armed with hrseeh load
ing rifles aud supplied with ammuui
tion, that they may be IN readiness Il
meet an invading foe. At one tim.
during the var, the sble-brdisd clerks
10 the Treasury Department wsie or.
g4nizsd into regim .ns, which bad IL,
iband aud colors, . Used 10 drill %.
afternoon IN each week. When the
Confedmstes under Early came within
the outside intrsuehmsuts u Wishing
sop, they expected 20 encounter moth
Ing mere formidable than The Treasnr,
and other department regiments. undsf
the rejoubtabls Qnartermaster-Cisn
M~igs, and had they constituted tie de
feace of the metropolis the Confederate
fiag would soon have Aoated over tb
Capitol. Bat The Sixth Corps ha,
been hastily brought from The Z rmy Q
the Potomae. aud when the Confeder-
ats reached tbs oulsr line Of rifle piis
they found the regnlass.
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ChursnsDlrestosy

u. p. CHURCH. - -Prcachingevcry sabbath,
as IL A. A., and Z +. n. by Rev. :. q. lr-
vine. d. ID. Sabbath School &c $3.50 P. n
Prayer meeting every Wednesday ov ening.
EvANoRLfcAL CHuRcH. Preaching on Sab
hath at 1890 A. A., and Z r. N. sabbath
school lls45. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening 7:30. ;. E. Davis, pastor.
AL are invited.
CoNaRRuArroNALC CHURCH. --Servioeaevory
Sabbath nc III A. M. and z r. N. Sabbath
Nohool at 1915. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. J. w.
Harris, pastor.
. M. L. Church, SourH. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at IL o'clock A. n. SAD
bath School &C 10 o'clock A. n. Prayer
meeting every Thuraday evening at 1:5O
O'Clock. +. NJ. Culp, Pastor.
M. II. CHURCH SoUru, TANGEYr, Preach
ing every Sabbath at $3.50 o'clock,r. n. Sab
hath School at 2,30 o'clock,P. N. h. nj. Cup
Past0t.
NJ. L. CuuRcu. Preaching every Sabbath
ii A. N. and z. N. Song service In
evening before sermon. Sabbath School
$50 P. n. Prayer meeting every Thurs
ay evening. Rev. II. Z. Webb, pastor.
PREsBxrERIAN CHURCH. Service every
sabbath morning and evening in Church
cor Broadalbin and Fifth Sts. Sunday School
at $50 p. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening. Rev. Isaac II. Condl'
pastor.
FIRsr BAPTIST Church. .-Preaohing every
Sabbath At IL o'clock a IN. at Church on oth
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting cry
Thursday evOning at 1850 o'clock. Y
BrOwnson, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

A French physlcian,M jolly, who
has devoted much time TO the close
investigation of the subject, declares
that"an increasing tendency 10 men
tal diseases has been generated by
the increasing consumption Of alco.
ho.ic drinks; and In proportion IS H.
quor drinking increases, 80 do paupers,
vagabonds and beggars, suicides,
idiots, dwarfs and murders increase. =
What is thus affirmed by an experl
As true in France Is also undoubtedly
true Of our own country. The cry is
for more room in connection with ip-
sane asylums, prisons, hospitals, and
poor houses. The worst aspect OF al-
cohollsrn IL its Ieacy Of race deterIoar-
iton through the law Of heredIty. In
total abstinence only Is there health
and safety for the nation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23
POPULAR SCIENCE.

A esnens very much used At lhs
present day in Cbina snd japan 10
made from rice. Il Is only neesssary
70 mix rics ll1a- intimately with water
and gently simmer .he mixture oTar :
clear fire, when IL readily forms dsli-
cate and durable csment, which answers
all the purpose Of common paste.
Disuiafalt has shown that boric acid
IL not always Of volcanic origin but that
vasa quantities exist ia shs salt lakes
aud salins marshes. all the elements ol
which are Of sadimensary character,
and which amid more or less complex
physical and chemical changes have
nevertheless their origina.ioa in the
evaporation of normal marine basins.
2Mr. w. II. Shens,one has described
. modified form of Blassn burner ia
which . ring Of snail OF large namss
can be made 70 play upon the crueible
10 be heated. Tho arrangement can bs
sdiusted 50 - TO apply the heat from
above to the surface Of liquids, that
evaporation, sts il anaiytieai opera.
tions can be mors easily carried on
withoutapn-ting 1: NAV also be used
TO ignite At any desired temperature /,
the ordinary way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Investigations made by the Gin
clnnati Chamber OF Commerce show
that during tho year Guiding August
3isi, 1885, there were consumed 10
Cincinnati, ,iscludIng Covington, New.
port, and other suburbs, 553, ,9s5 bar
rels, or II, ,i7s, ,535 gallens Of malt II.
quors, or ~ ,050 gallons per day. For
this liquor the "Price Current estI-
mates that the people paid about
si0.oo0,000, or ST. 400 per day, or
s25 per aunum for each Individual
Of the population, Including children.
fn addition 10 lhls tax upon industry
Is the amount expended for spiritu-
ous liquore, cigars, tobacco, etc.
Zen millions of dlllars! What
would this sum do ? II would pur-
chase thousand farms ofa hundred
acres each, at a hundred dollars per
acre, which would be equivalent to =
territory twelve and a half miles
square, lying Ia the besl farming re-
gious of ONO or Kentucky, aud In
Guiding all buildings, orchards, roads
and other improvements.
II would purchase ten thousand
building loa In the suburbs OF tho
great city whore Il was swallowed,
and build on each OF thee q neat cot
tags of four or tive rooms, and thus
make comfortable home for each OF
ten thousand laborIng mems families,
or fifty thousands persons.
II would buy one hundred mIlion
pounds Of meat, - ten cents per pound
enough to furnish an army Of .
hundred thousand men with the
standard army ration for a year.
| It would buy nearly two million
barrels Of the best grade OF q .ur-
enough to furnish years supply o
bread for four hundred thousand poo
ple-more than the entire population
OF the cities named.
l. II any wonder that CincinnaiI 1
10 constant terror OF riot and murder
fire and piIIage, when such a food O
devils broth as this money represent
Is annualIyspoured down the threat
OF her citizens ?
Let II be remembered that thes,
statistics are for malt liquors alone
and do not include wines or alcoholl
liquors, OF which an enormous add
tional amount Is consumed. Let
be remembered, also, that the stats
ties are not those of 'stemperanee ia
natIcs," but body Of business men
who have collected them for busInes
purposes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

At The annual meeting OF the w.
g. I. U. held Tuesday, April 18th,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year
PresIdent--Mrs. j. II, Townsend.
Vice Pres.---Mrs. II, p. Webb.
Rec. Sec. Miss Lib. Irvine.
Cor. sec.-Mrs. M. II. Ellls
Treasurer--Mrs. J. Althouso.
Supt.of Scientific Instrucllon-Mrs.
II. T. Webb.
Supi. Of Press Work-Mrs. II.
Brown.
supt. Of Sabbath socratIon-Mrs.
ST. John.
supt. OF Juvenile work--Mrs. L.
Il Blain.
Supt. Of Young WoInon's Work.
Mrs. Henrietta Brown.
supt. OF HeredIty and Hygiene
Mrs. NJ. II. Ellis.
supt Of jail aud sPrIson-M Mrs
Fisher.
Supt. OF LItera,ure-Mrs. ]. NIL.
lard.
The visiting committee reported 2t
contributing members, the number ol
active members not yet reported
Rent committee reported Si4 collect
ed By sub.le,tiGg tho He!.. sud chairs
One recruiting siIlcer from eaeh ehurct
In the elly WAS appointed. Due
paid TO the amount OF $40. 4 repor
OF the receipts aud disbursements 10
the past year aud other Items will b.
given next week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

The new Mayor of Indianapolis
has declared bis intention of ev forc-
lug the laws against the sale of I'M
pure literatureand the superintendent
Of police has supplemented this by
ordering the policemen to enforce the
ordinance forbidding the exposure Of
impure papers in news depols.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23
final Settlement.

NOTICES hereby given that the UNDER
signed Administrator of the copartnership
estate OF A. r. Cherry u Son., A. Il.
Cherry, deceased, has filed his final ac-
count in said estate in the Coupty Court in
and for Linn county, Oregon, and the
Judge thereof has made an order fixing
Saturday the Sth day Of May, 1886. 1T 10
O'Clock, a. M, at the Court House in Al
bany, Oregon, rs the day an TINS for
hearing objections to said final account.
JAS. q. CHERRY,
Administrator.
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An ounce of discretion is better than
a pound Of knowledge, Why not spend
twenty-five cents for bottle of Red
Star Cough Cure, and save large doc
tors bill
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AtD. W. Prentice's, Portland, Or
HARDWARE or AL KINDS.

Axes, maltocis, brush hoaks, picks
shayels, spades. forks, gFIneatonsS. wheel
baFrows. wringers, ropes. aud almost
everything you want. can be had eaean
for cash - Peters a Stewart.
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LNoR sALE.
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the nm
dersigned Executor of the last will and
testament Of A r Cherry, deceased, has
filed his final account In said estate In the
County Court in and for Linn county.
Oregon and the Judge thereof has made
an order fixing Saturday the 9Th OF May,
1856 at O'Clock, p. M, atthe Court House
in Albany, Oregon, as the day and time for
hearing objections to sad fnai account
JAS. q. CHERRY,
Executor.
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Sherims Sale.

IN ne circmt Court of fle State ef Oregon
fer Linn Cgaaty.
j. A Crawford, Plaintiff.
Isaac McClupg and A A Mcciung, his
wife, aud g IL Stewart, - Assignee OF
Isaac kcClnpg an iusoiYent debtor, De-
PENDANTS.
NY oTicE Is hereby given that by gir.
~ tue OF au execution aud an order OF
sale Issued out oi tho above named Court
In the above entitled action aud 10 ms di-
reeied aud delivered, viii on saturday
the Ist day nF May. 1856. at ! o'clock. D.
m., ~ tho Court House doo in Aieany,
Linn county, Oregon, At Tnbllc auction
for cash ia hand to The highest bidder,
aeli the real prosperity described in said
execution am order nf sale as follows, to.
wit The south half of tho southwest
quarter OF Section 50 IN Tp iI.SR3 west
of The Willamette meridian known aud
designated upon the maps aud plats of
the United States nt Oregon City, Organ,
~ the donation land claim OF Isaac Me.
Chung Also the northwest quarter Of
section 81, Tn. IL ) Il ) west nf the VIII
lametie meridian. All the above descrlb
ed premises lying snd being in Linn
county, Oregon. aud containing 2i0 acres.
The proceeds Of sails 10 be applied First
to the payment OF the costs and dlsbnrse-
ments OF this suit and the costs OF sale,
Second 20 the payment Of Plaintiffs iuslg-
ment, TO wit. $5i35.7a and interest thereon
at II per cent per annum from March 9th,
4 ID. ishE. Third. the overplus IL any TO
be oisbnrsed ~ the Court may hereafter
direct.
Datel this lst day OF April. 1886.
j. K. CHARLTON,
sheriff of Linn county, OTeRon.
JAS. ]. CnARLroN. Deputy.
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Administrator,s Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed Administers
tor OF the estate Of Jane Gilmore, deceased,
by the County Court of Linn county, State
Of Oregou. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified and required
to present them to the Administrators at
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof, properly
verified as by law required,
Dated this 26th day Of March. 1885.
e. J. LANxMG,
Administrator.
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II you are going East be sure and 20 via
tide Oregon Short Line. II is the best. See
he Ia another column.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-04-23

Oregon Kidney Tea. For sale By all drug
gista.
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OV;RL AND TO CALF ORNlA
Oregon a. California II. IL,
AND CONNECTIONS
DAILY EXCEPT sUSDAYs)
Hast side Division,
BErWEEN PORTLAND AND ASHLAND.

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between Al
bany and Ashland.
Tbe d and g n X Ferry makes connections with AL
the regular trains the East Side Division from foot
Of S.re4t.
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THE GREAT .ENGLISH R[MEDY /

u A SEfkR FAILING c1EE
i3g Nervous Debility, Sem
inal Weakness. ExhAus, "a
Vitality, Spernsasor Fhsse4
sA.o@a Man tasasssE. IInIo-
tsnrs lalAlssis Prostate r.
hgea, Rnu ali tie terrible
4 neess sfssls.aluse youth
4 fua iollies ard excess in
maturer years. such a. .css
Ios Memory, isassitade. Noe.
fnraI Emission. aversion 70
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Noises In the head. excuses fn drinking tnt0St.
eating ltaueFs, the vital fluid passing utsobseHei
the urine and many other diseases that lead 70 IN
aulty and death.
DE-. Matte. who IL a Regular Physician.
Graduate az the University yofPennsytvnhta of
viii agree 70 forfeit Five Hundred m0aiaFr Tor =
ease IL this Kind the vital Restorative lunder his
special advics and 4Featmentl will MT cure. or for
anything impure injurious found In n. DIR, MIn-
sie treats all private diseases successfully without
mercury. eansuitaftan Free. Thorough exstnsn-
alton and advice. including analysis Of ufine IS.
Prizes Of Vital Restorative. siko bottle. or four
times the qua nifty IS sent TO any address upon re-
ceipt OF price. secured from observation and
IN private name II desired by Dr. a1intie, II kearny
street. san Francisco, Cal. Send Tor list of
questions and pamphlet.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
WIN be sent 10 any applying byie tier, stating
symptoms and age. Strict secrecy IN regard 10
all business transactions.
DR.. MineIe'g kidney Remedy. Ncphreeicun,
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
GonoIrhoea Gicet Leucorrhoea etc. For sale BY ali
druggists 81 botte or six bottles for s..
Dr. Mintae's BandeRion pills are the best aud
cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure IN the mark
e.. For sale by ali druggists.