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Odd Fellows Hall, TIN street.

PERSONS In want of harness, trunks, satchels
horse blankets and robes will do well by at
tending the auction sale that is to take place at
1347 Pennsylvania avenue, Saturday, Novem-
Der 18TH. See auction column.
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WE HAVE BETTER SUCCESS In handling
Holmes & Coutt's fancy biscuits than any
others. a. T.. s Il. III. UEMoSET,
1712 Pennsylvania avenue.
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WHEN A FIRsT-CLAss FAMILY GROCER like
n. W. Burchel, OF street, says that Holmes
4 Coutts Sea Foam Waters are the best and
that he sells them 10 the exclusion of all other
waters OF the kind, il means something. Mr..
Burcheli so expresses himself. So do thirty
other grOcers of Washington.
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Now is the time to place your orders for our
line portraits, to avoid The rush OF the holiday
trade. GEO. PRINCE, Photographer
PennsylVania avenue and i IN street.
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ICAN,T BREATHE

CAN'T BREATHE
Chest Palms. Num- ness, soreness. Hacking Cough
Asthma Pleurisy and Inflammation RELIEVED IN
ONE MINUTE by the 1UTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAs-
TER Nothing like it At druggists, Is cents Potter
Drug and Chemical Co, Boston no3
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BOTTLED MoxIE cures Insomnia, nervous ex.
haustlon and sick headache. Satisfaction guar
Hnteed. Try IL.
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JEFFERSON MARKET-Game-Canva backs
read heads, maiiards and black head ducks:
grouse, quail, pheasants and wild turkeys.
u. L. WHEELER, PrOprletOr. Sth and x q.
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SEE SPECIAL NOTICE. column in regard TO
meeting oi Israelites for com petion OF organiza-
ton Tor library and reading rooms"
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JEFFERSON MARKET.-Fine beef, lamb, NUT.
ton and veal a speciality.
3. LWHEELER. Proprietor. 18th and K sts.n.w.
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THE OLD and reliable wine and liquor house
OF Chr. Handlers, No. 9O9 9TH st. NV still
leads the market in TiDe whiskies
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THE Y. NJ. C. A. CoNvENrIoN-The first bust

THE Y. NJ. C. A. CoNvENTION.-The first bust
ness session OF the fifteenth annual convention
OF the Young Mems Christian association of
Maryland. West Virginia and the District OF
Columbia opened yesterday at Frederick, Md.
the association OF this city. MIR. Harding was
elected president OF the convention. The report
OF the state executive committee stated that
twenty-seven associations at present exist in
tue district, four college and one German assO-
ciatlou being among the number. Two new
associations have been formed within the year
-One at kingwOOd and one at MOundsville,
West Virginia The report further shows an
encouraging and healthy condition generally
among all the associations. The evening ses-
sion was Opened with u service OF song con-
Quoted by Mr.. w. II. II. Smith, OF this city.
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THE CELEBRATED California flannel under
wear. Also, Gamers hair, LAMBS wool and
merino al bottom prices. Francs, corner 9TH
and ID, the only strictly one price hat and
gents furnishing store in the city
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IL EADQUARTERS Tor Gents Fine Shoes in all
the leading styles. Strictly one-price.
Mrs. W. Il. RICH,
III Market space.
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SLATE MANTELS at Snedu's, IU9 9th st.
FINE PORTRAITS. kets kemetny, 100 Pa ave
Now IS THE TIME--Estabrooks the place
for nne photographs. III Market Space.
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BOWLING. Aucuonesr.

TaUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTAfE. No 3l3x WksI tPy STREET,
GkukGkTOWN, ID. c., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By vtrtue Of Q deed Of trust recorded I'm -
LDer no 756 folio AGO. OF the lanu records Of c:H
the District OF ColumbiA we Will sell a public
auction, In front Of the premises. WkDN 4,
the TWhNfY.kUukIn DAY OF NONEMElsk. A
~. 1855, ct AALf-PAsT kOuk O'CLOCK r. NJ,
lot numbered twelve tlz) In Thomas beall Of
Georgee addition 20 georgetown 10 the District Of
Columbia said lot having frout Of thirty lSOD tees
the south hide Of Wes (R) street. with lie improve
meniA rights and sppur enances sHsd improvements
cOrntsl ug OF o three-us0ry brick dwelling.
Term Twelve hundred tUl. zOO) dollars with In
terest ~ six per centuan % par ceptumj Per annum
from jane .Id, 16o0; Of sale taxes que
CASH: balance In co. t~esve llz) end esghteen
0S) months. which notes Of the purchesef oeer-
M sax Pa interea nun the dy u sne and -
cured hy deed OF trust On property sotd shall De
$50 down ~ Time Of sale. ConveyaOcng az gor-
- n HYDE Trpnee.
OK xAzrnsHs fs:::s
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ice cream. 2a5 @ st. NV.

We HAVE HANDLED Holmes 81 Coutt's fancy
biscuits almost exclusively since we began bus
mess and they give perfect satisfaction.
BIRCH & Co. l4l4 l4th street
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A Boy LIKELY TO GO TO THE PENITENTIARY.
Charles Zypprecht, one of the boys sentenced
10 TO days in Jail by Judge Smell for robbiug
stand outside OF the O-street market several
days ago. Was brought from Jail to the Police
Court TINS morning and arraIgned on ii charge
OF stealing "A watch from jacob Ochs, near Rock
creek, in August. The case had been worked
up against MIN by Detectives Raft and Horne,
and on the testimony presented by them the
court held the boy in $500 bonds for the action
of the grand jury, the charge being petit lar
ceny, second offense.
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s. b. Sections celebrated Iatrobes for sale at
S s Shedd'S. 400 gin ST.
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A Rare Chance for Collector.. Etc.

most attractive and Interesting array OF
| rare ana costly household ornaments antique
furniture paintings ana articles OF vertu Is That
TO he sold at auction each evening next week
by Davis & Harvey, on Chestnut street Phiia.
| delphia. II was almost entirely formed by Nj.
ue Luie, OF Paris. and represents the choicest
products OF European workshops The cOilec-
iiUn embraces an almost; endless variety OF
rich rugs, embrOideries, hangings and fine
furniture, including beautiful examples of The
Chippendaie styles-chairs, tables and secre-
taries-miugled with tue inlaid furniture OF
Holland, and fine old Spanish and German
carved cabinets and other pieces. Tail clocks
are few but ali are choice. One especially nne
example OF Amsterdam make tIas a chime that
plays i. different tune every hour; another has
an arrangement representing ships in motion,
besides designating The days OF the month.
With these are some pieces GA French furniture
in the styles OF the eighteenth century; notably
| some In Verne Martin, in buhl and other costly
materials.
The assortment of royal vienna porcelain is
very beautiful. ana includes several vases and
plates upon which the Inquire painting Is Singh
larry d delicate. Many varieties OF the sevres
aud ST. Cloud ware are represented. Some Of
the antiques, the heavily giIded porceiains OF
the empire, are most remarkable because harder
10 duplicate. There are also many nice bits vi
CapO Ill Monte, old Delft plaques, cut glass,
| eastern metal work, bronze candelabra, min
gied with few pieces OF modern sculpture and
paintings, chiefly by French ami Belgian
artists. Full details will be found in the adver-
tisement eiSew here.
THIEVES MAKE GOOD HAUL.-This morn
Ing between two ana three O'Clock thieves
entered the residence of MIR. James A. Jarboe,
9O1 X street southeast, over Woods grocery
store, and carried OF gold watch and CHAIN
with a charm attachea, u gold scarf pin, an
overcoat and and $3.50 In cash; total value
$500 Miss Anna HoIc, 2VO1 street north.
west, reports stolen from bed room the LIST
instant y gold wasah and chain valued at $40.
MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-At It's last meeting the board Oi
trustees OF this company elected Mr.. Robert
Downing, the eii-known builder Of this city,
~ Ill HE vacancy occasioned Ivy the death vi
Mr.. John &. aarRness, and MIR. William j. Sib-
icy Was elected TO the ONCE o. vice president.
the company has declared the usual annual
dividend OF fifteen per cent of tile premiums
on aii policies In force one year, thus materially
company. All policies taken out prior to the
18th inst. Will not only share in the dividend
declared next year, Tut will have The udyan.
| tage vi reauced premium. The office oil The
| company IS al 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, Cor
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A SUCCESSFUL AMPUTATION.-Mr. C. J..
Columbus, the plasterer, residing at III Rhode
the ankle by fall at the Homeopathic hos
piial over a month ago, and whose death was
Tor u time anticipated, is now regarded as out
OF danger. His injuries were such to make
it necessary to amputate his leg just below the
knee some weeks alter the occurrence, when it
was extremely doubtful whether he could re-
cover. He, however, took the chances, and DIR.
j. Ford Thompson successfully performed the
operation.
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TRIED To WALK OFF WITH THE RING
Carrie Thomas, young cOiored girl, went into
Lansburghs store yesterday and wanted TO
purchase finger ring. She was shown tray
OF rings and tried several of them on, but
started out the store without buying. She had
one OF the rings on her finger and was walking
last for the front door, when one of the clerks
custody. She mad not cent in her pocket to
purchase u ring. She was tried before Judge
smell to-day aud was given fifteen days in iaIi
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SETTER PUPS. W.French, taxidermist,4 19 18th.
BRIsHTwooD RACES, Thursday, November
18th, At D. M
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HALLET & DAVIS wins all the first prizes ON
Upright PlanCs- They act cut their belief In
res,.ess energy and perpetual Improvement
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CITY AND DISTRICT

SAVE YOUR EYEsIGHT.-Consult Hemp
corner An.
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OO-N.Nsi
To the Editor of TIE EvENING STAR:
Dear Sir: Will you please give me all the i'm.
formation which you can get about the ma
tional military drill which is to take place in
your city next May. did not know whom to
write To till happened to receive copy of
your valuable paper; ,hen l thought You would
be the proper person to write to. By giving me
an early reply you will confer a favor, our
company, Co. c, G. Nc, have strong NOTIONS of
going. remain very truly yours,
JOHN j. O'BRIEN,
New Haven p. o., Conn.
I'm another column will be found IL full state
ment of the arrangements for the national
drill so far as they have been perfected.-ED.l
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DRESS SUITS for hire. Ala 9th street.
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METROPOLITAN INVESTMENT AND BUILDING

METRUPOLITAN INV TMENT AND BUILDING
CoMPANY.-Holuers OF receipts for the first
assessment ON stock in this company are
requested to bring or send them to the
secretary's office, No. S22 Sth street north
west, and receive in exchange their ac-
count books. Stockholders requested
to be present at tine meeting at Knowles. Mary
land, ON Thanksgiving day. Those who cannot
go must be represented by proxies, to make the
meeting legal. Proxy IOrms can be had of the
secretary. subscribers to stock who do not pay
the first assessment ON or before the 10th inst
are notified that their stock will be sold TO other
parties who desire t.--1drertisement.
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IrS STRANGE now we do IL, but we do, sell
the bes. gTanuIated sugar for cents: good Java
and Mocha Doe; coffee fOr 20, Is, 10, 12c.;
great reduction in teas; everything first class;
handsome presents To customers. ODonnell'S
Tea Company. 18th ST. and Pa. ave-, Caption Hill.
Branches Center, Eastern, Western, Northern
Liberty markets. Established 1875,
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Gents Suits Cleaned. dissatisfaction
guaranteed atC.PUTsCHEs $, l729faav IN, " ,s:sm
Fresh Attorney Butter cnurued every MORN
Ing and delivered in Il Id. Ward" prints, 45c.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik;
sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream 10 cents
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
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THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE TITLE.-A deed giving
the United States government q clear title to
the AQueduct bridge has been jointly prepared
10y the owners and the Iessees of the bridge
and the canal. The Attorney General will pass
upon the sufiiciency of the proposed deed before
the meeting in Alexandria, November %.
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GAS FIXTURES at shedd's, 400 9th st.
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S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world tor the money.
Orders by mail. McCiees, 9tn near ID St
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure

Is a most valuable remedy for Consumption,
Scroiula, Wasting Diseases, OF children, Colds
and Chronic Coughs, and in all conditions where
there is loss vi flesh, a lack OF nerve power
and q general debility OF the system. eo4w
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BON THE ORiENT.-Those fitting up for the
winter aBd ali desiring elegant lexf:its nouse-
hoid .abiics should remember the exhibition
ON MONDAY ana Tuesday, at Dowilng's OF the
rare eoiiectloh Of carpets, rugs, EN- Uroideries
etc, 10 be sold there on Wednesday Thursday
anu Ffiuay oi next week. MIR. bowling assures
Lis laiions that this Will rank with the largest
anu meet consigainents OF The kind ever sent
10 ashington, ana that IL will at the same
time ahold che of the best OPPORTUNITIES Tor
bargains ever offered here.
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n126t

roR sALE-LoT NORTHWEST
18th St, between and w stS. 40 feet front.
Rst, between 18th and 10th ~ feet 'front.'
2Sd 81. between q and sts. IS feet hOaL
n and 18TH SIS. southeast corner, 2SxsI.
10th IT.. between and SIS. 56 feet front
n ST., b~tween 18th and 18th cts. 20 front
N ST. be. cen 10Th anu 18th SITS, north side 20. n
feet front.
X and 9TH SITS. northwest corner aox56a
DE sales st. third lot from Connecticut ave, % feet
front
Oregon ave. five lots each 30 feet front.
New York ave. between lsIh and 18th Sta, "a feet
front
I st.. between 18th and 18th sts 40 feet front
Nj 81. between North Capitol and LIST sts running
back 10 Pierce St, l3S feet front
q and LIST sts. l2sNlOO
Nearly oneialf tf square In square bounded by Wiz
gnia ave-, i, 10th and 9th SIS.
NORTHEAST
10Th St, between Ii and sis, 90 feet 'front.'
9th ST. between and a. SITS, whole west side
/ ST.. between 4th ~ , h SIS, WHOLE sou. n sida
Attn St. between q SITS. $50 lee front
-, between 4th and 9TH Sis, los 'front.'
9th and SITS, southeast corner 240N 90.
9th and SITS. northwest corner. 2soxl05.
SOUTHEAST.
I'D and g sts.. southeast corner, one block from
pennsylvania ave, 2ox56ln.
Inte section Of Massac husetts and South Carolina
ave and 10th ST., 4 .3o2 square feet
Ioth And ID SITS northwest corner. 81. 6Sl 50. feet
ID and 10th sIs southeast corner, $50 So feet.
18th Il, between North Carolina ave aud ID ST., onG
SOUTHwE>T
II St. between list and IA SITS, las feet front
I'd ST.. between n aud sis. 4. feet front
II St. between IL aud sts.. 30 feet front
PLEASANT PLAINS.
Opposite Schue,zen Park, So yO3 %. feet
Also other Lots In same sections Of the city equally
HILL A. JOHNSTON
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There In Only One Sure Cure for Rheuma-
tism and Govt Mr.. VIM. Rowan, with Gorham
Manuf Co., Providence, says: IL had taken
everything recommended to me- but nothing
ever did me SO much good, and promptly,
as Autumn CrOcus." Trial bottle free. 2. D.
GILMAN, 621 Penn. avenue. jy2S-eo39
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all kinds Observing Machines. at Oppenheimer's,
52S 9Th street northwest, st. Cloud building. i
save the Pieces! "1Oc Royal" CLUES the m
Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture.
eO2m
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bakers Norwegian OO0 L1Ver Oil. the
reputation OF which has been maintained q
half century, is still ahead of all competition.
All who need the article will find il greatly 10
their advantage to insist on our brand, send
directly TO our Laboratory. JOHN Z. BAKER q
Co., Phila., and at druggists.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES IN SOUTHERN RAIr
WAY TINE TABLES. - The following changes
take eject to-morrow Sunday, a. m, Novem-
Der l4tn, 1886: lhe train heretofore leaving
Washington Tor Richmond and the south at
1000 a. M, is Changed to IL a. H., and the
train Tor Aiexandrla at 11:35 a. IN. is changed
10 l2:oi p. H. The arriving train heretofore
reaching washington from Richmond at 1880
u. IN. Is changed to / "a. IN. From Alexandra
at I:4O y. III. ana $40 p. IN. instead OF at l:2O
trains VIII De put on daily, leaving Washington
lO:Uo p. IN. Tor Alexandria, and arriving from
AieXanufia 3o2 p. m, and other changes in
trains between Washington and Alexandria.
VIZ: The train leaving Washington AT 6:o1 D..
IN. ana arriving at $50 p. H., will pe run daily
ahc Inc Train heretofore arriving at 1925 D. m
and leaving at 500 p. III. on sunday, will be
discontinued.
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Valuable and Convcnse,

Browns Bronchial Troches a safe and
sure remedy Tor bronchitis, coughs and other
troubles of the throat ana lungs. Sold only I'm
boxes. Price 20 cents. co
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MOST LtDerNI O0er!
The Voltaic belt Co.. Marshall, Mich, offer TO
send their Celebrated Noitaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man az
fiicled with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, etc. illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed Tree.
Write them ~ once.
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LOCAL MENTION.
s,e Gather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. IL. e., Nov. 13, 1886
Indications J0F n Hours C5HtIaeaesIJ dI p.
IO-sidH.
For District of Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather, slightly warmer, noTthwes.erly winds.
IMF~ ut ~ t. TT vELEES--Wh hen you visit
New York stopa the buckingham hotel, Fifth
avenue, oe..t on the European plan. Very CEN
t-aiy located .or either transient or permanent
guests. near the Grand Central depot and quite
ACCESSIBLE by either elevated surface rail-
roads also by stages which pass The door every
few minutes. luis magnificent hotel is eie-
RantIy furnished and has splendid public par
Tors Tor ladies aud gentlemen smoking rooms,
billiard 10, ms private dining rooms, etc, etc.
II mas rooms varying IN price rom 81 per day
upwards also superior accom- mOdatioDS for
families wishing 10 make either long or short
stays. The restaurant is unsurpassed aud the
prices reasonable.
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II. f POET POWERS

= feel Ig az gratitude impeIs me Ia
ecknNwl ,dge The great Ineri.s OF you,
CUTIcuRA, aud | cordially recommend il
to the prolic as ii very valuable remedy.
II. N POWERS. BEIDaEPuRT, Conn
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Young S.en!-Kead This.

grie VOLTAGE BELT &C., Of Marsh all
hsgan, offer to md their celebrate
aI.xcTRo-VoLTAIc BELT and other Ell
sscrR!C APPLIANCES OF trial for thirt,
lays, 20 men (young or old Athlete
with nervous debility, loss OF vi;;tiit!
sDd loss OF manhood, and all kiu3red
SSouHles Also for rfeumutism, neur
HICfa ~ ysiS, an. many other dis
cases Gem s.rtc restoration to health
uigc, ana manhood guaranteed N
-ish Is incurred as thirty days trial "a
Ssw~d. Write them ~ orce for Y IL
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-12-05

And in accordance with law and an
order OF the 50. d of Trustees, made
on the 5th day of October, 1856, SO many
sh res of ZACH parcel Of such stock as
raay be necessary viii be sold ut public
auction at the Office OF the secretary in
Carson City, on TUESDAY the 7ih day
of deem BIER. 1856. at the hourof P.
NJ, OF said y, 10 pay said deIinouent
assess met h. req together with costs
ri advertising and expenses of sale.
JOHN IORNER
nov17td Secretary
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Nervous ahu pnS ST.
cal Debility, Seminal Weak II $ 8,
Sprematorrha. fsrOSt,.t.srrhR Emissions,
Imuotency, Exhausted Vitality, Prem. ture De-
cline. and l.U~S OF MANHOOD. in
all ats com srltcattOus. as,h from
.laseyey cause pr .siuceH. 1t en-
riches and ,nIrfes the Blood, Strec rthen~ the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles digestion, Rprolue-
tive Organs, and Physical and Mental Facu ties.
1t stops all urnaturtl and debiitaiing drain
upon tn. system preventing Involuntary los -es,
facilitating dreams. seminal losses with the
urine, etc. destructive to mind and body.
1t is a sure eimiratur of all KIDNEY ND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. II contains no
injurious ingredients TO those SNIFF.
inx frrsn tn. evil effect. of y0nih-
fail i,, .iscre tiDR or excess. a speedy
thorough AMI permanent "a RS
rs GUSKaNEEr ID. Price, S:e.5P pei
bottle, or five bottles in case, with FIJI direc-
tons and advice, $50 Sent secure from OBJ
serva:iop to any address upon the receipt of
price, or @. o. D. TO be had only OF
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MISCELLANEOUS.
[ jj]l.-tIt:.iiL(11IlsaQ
The Only Remedies For The Skin
And Flood Universally
COMMENDED

VIM. &. : often, 81 North Tenth 81.
Pniiddclul' 4, repJ.ts That one ~ IN
customers stated - him tnrIGeHiaI.
tina; ne was feeling 50 well an haG
gained twenty-seN en- pCun. in the las
wear, all OF when he sttri'.uted 10
systematic course o. Il :; CTrICURA III
SOLVENT, which Jroved efiec'aa.
when all other ret edlcs failed.
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MEDICAL.
TIE EXPENT SpEGliTl>T

:,k .,ia.t.N. ASI-s " c.ii. <oWN
y regular l-rsia"frd Physician
.iuci.teI ~ SAW ''siirsr ana Uut-
verSity pi Nic;'.f - has devoted :
!iie,iin1 to ,,r.r &C ,..w.a gee! 10 IL
III IN 81 aNper. Lrg >, in his ptciai-
iiy OF tn. Pacific ,u,.st
YOUNG vi -,N
And middie-aged men. VINO are suffer
ing from the effects of Youthful IIr,iS
cretions or Excuses in maturr years.
NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY
off e ), dull eyes, aversion to society
tesp 'ndency, pimpies on the face. 10. :
u energy and memory, frequency /"
urin:,t,rg. etc.
.eA-Ken: EN- Her, the Doctor has a We.
G able Conpnh the result Of I,,tn.
veais OF SPECIAL practice ana harn
study, which. '.Iler his special advice.
has never failed uf SucrCSS in the cure
Of Lost Manhood. brOsiarorrnea, etc.
Wy Hospital Experience
Having been surgeon III char OF Two
leading hOspitalSi enables me To treat
all private trpGUieS with excellent re-
su S wish il distinctly understand
IN do MOI claim 10 perform i'm pt;ssi
hi ties, or To have miraculous or Super.
natural power. claim only Ia De u
Skillful and successful PLY sician and
surgeon, thoroughly Informed IN my
specially
DlAEASs:S OF IAN.
Ali applying L. me viii receive m.
honest opinion at their com plants No
experimenting. will guarantee" :. pos
tive cure III eve v ease undertake, Or
forfeit .iaW Consultation in office or
by letter free and strictly private.
Oh; rges reasonable. Thorough exam
,m u ltion, Including chemical and
mi 'oscopical analysis ofurin. and ad
vic :, IS.
Once hours, Ia iaiiy; to : evening
~ ndays tn II On,v Call "rad.iress.
II *. ALI, EN.
&GL keSrueH 81. san Eranrjere
California.