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Reported by spratley & Overbey, Commits
sion Merchants. 12O6 cary street
Appres-Choice, $3.50 % $500; prime,
$500 10 1925: poor 10 good, Sl.j0 to 500.
Bac0n-Yirginia hams. choice old, loc.
per pound; new hams. small. Is 20 l4c.; new
hams. large, II 20 PC; sides, "a TO 5c.i
Beans-Choice navy. si.75 TO 500.
Black Ere PeGs.-SlIJ % s2.oV.
BeeswGI-2O % Die. per pound.
Broom Cones to BE-.
Ruckichedt-3c. 20 SIC.
BpffeT-N Virginia creamery, 20 10 2lc.i
family packed (Nirginia), II 20 lac.i choice
yellow. store packed (Nirginial 10 % llc.i
store packed. mixed color and sweet, 10 %
l5c.: store packed, common 10 lalr, y 10 lOc.
Cdbbaqe-Per 100, s. 10 s..
F0Cs-ln crates (fresh). II 10 lJc.; IN
boxes and barrels. II 10 l2l4c.
lire P0ulti7f-flens, - 10 &c; mixed
coOps. y 10 pc. Chickens, spring, large,
IS 10 25c.; small. l0to l2c. Ducks, ~ TO o9c.
Turkeys, 9 10 1Oc. per pound.
DRESSED P0ulfIv-Turkoys, IL TO l5c'
Ducks. 10 10 he. Chickens 20 nc.
Dried Fruit Peaches, peeled, 20 C.;
unpeeled, halves, , 10 &C.. Apples, sliced .
10 3jxc.; quarters, 2is % &c. Cherres, PIC
ted. I 10 &c. BlackbeTies, 3 10 4c. Nhor
tleDefflcss ~ - Al 49,. a, -.
FsafherS-Prime live goose, ~ 70 &C. per
pound; mixed. - 10 2oc. ,,.
Game-Partridges, 10 10 l2c.; rabbits,
IN m i5c.: pheasants, . 20 &c.; yenison,
lic.
FYarsccd-Per bushel. 81 70 Sl.lO.
HOgs-Dressed, 3 70 5lsc.
Hides-Dry Hints. light weights. = 70 &c.
per pound; heavy weights, 5lSc. per pound )
dry sailed, 5llc.; (weD saitei, 51se.i green
&c.
Lard-Prime country, ~ to sc. per
p lund. s,oo
Oaf0ns-Per barrel. $3.50 to <f.uV-
OraHges-$2.25 10 500.
LenlOns-S2 80 TO $50
Peonnts-Fapcys stock per pound. D TO oc.i
medium, 3 10 &C.. 81
Pofafocs-Per tlshel, go 70 PEI PEI
barrel, 500 to S2.1j.
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:. Of the charter Of the Petersburg and Ches
tefneld Railroad COmpafv

:. Of the charter OF the Petersburg and Ches-
teineid Railroad Company.
When the House bill $50. in relation 10
compensation for trCasurers, came up. il
provoked an amount Of forensic display
than has been seen I'm the llouhC during this
session, Colonel Catlett Gibson favoring the
bill. Mr.. Downing opposing; Mossrs. Byrd,
Kent and Tyler also. There We're good
many witty hits, and an amendment offered
by Mr.. Letcher was lost, and the matter
was left in allegiance, the House refusing 10
ongrose the bill.
Mr.. Flood asked FOR a reconsideration.
Mr.. Cochran moved TO pass BY. This mo-
ton was lost. and the House then refused
10 reconsider
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3j2s6752
100000
STATE OF VIRGINIA. CRY orPicuMoSD- s.

STATE OF VmGISIA, CITY or RICHMOND - 81;
BE It remembered. that on the sth day of
February, 1890, al the city Aforesaid, before
me. James NJ. Donnan, notary public resi- .
dent la he said city, duly commissioned
and qualified by the executive authority,
and under the laws Of the State Of virginia,
10 take acknowledgements Of deeds &C., TO
be- used or recorded therein, persona ly ap-
pearcd G.. A. Walker, president. and james
w. FegraIn. secretary Of the llie Insurance
Company 81 Virginia, who being duly sworn.
depOse and say, and each for himself say s.
Thai they are the above described officers OF
the said company, and that tie foregoing p a
true and correct statement Of the actual con-
dltlon Of sald organization on the last day OF
lis fiscal year, tO-Wit, the jlst da, of Dec n-
her 1889 according 70 the best OF their
knowledge, information and belief respec-
lively.
In testimony whereof nave hereunto set
my hand on tie Stn day Of February. 1890.
JAMES VI. DOMAIN,
fe9-Gt Notary Public.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. February ll.-Wheat opened
dun. Corn quiet. oats weak. Provisions
dull. Closing: Wheat March, DE; May,
Isi.c.: June, 7sl.c. Corn-february, 2s1s
March, 2s7Sc.; May, 30Hc. Oats-February,
g0iIc.: March. 2lstc.: May, 22c. Pork
February. s972iS; March, s9.7I11i May,
slO.O5. Lard-February, $3.50; March,
s5.s2N0s5.sj. short ribs-February and
March, s4.77ll; May, s4.Sl1.
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NNrAL STATEMENT FOR THE
Y FISCAL YEAR ENDING TIE 81 ~
DAY OF DECEMBER, lseo' ~ ~ IiiE...,fr
n<tr COMPANY or NInGtNl \, ORG a ~
lZED UNfhR THE LAWS OF Iht = - lA -. :,
or VfHGINIA. MADE 10 TIE Az AllVh
OF PUBLIC ACCoUNiis, FOX LIZ ,S',pSI'iI
~ rIIF GODS or VIRGINIA CT w
ar. sFCIlONs 1880 AND 1888. litgD "a ! 20
ia THE REPORTS OF INsJhANCh OOM-
pNNIES
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NOTICE.-ISHALL APPLY TO THE
- Board of Directors of the Richmond ana
Dauviue Railroad Company for the kf-
NEWAL or CERTIFICATE No. - dsted
December 10. 1881. lJr Two shares of stock OF
said COMPANY. standing IN the name MS
MACK a. MOSELEl, the original having
been LOST or mi-laid. a. O.. JEffHE-S,
Executor Mack a. Moseley, deceased.
InI l. LLIIuI
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Name OF the company ia IN ],
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.

Home ofprluci. al Office OF said company
RICHMOND. Va.
Character of the company, Lie.
President o.. a. WALKER.
Presidents, JOuN q. ALhEA ana L.
" LILLIAN pEMBEKruN-
Secretary, JANIS w. iEGnAM.
organized and Incorporated MARCH 2lsr,
1871. ,,-,
Commenced business APRIL, 1871.
Name OF the General Agent DO virginia.
GEORGE JOHNSTON
Residence of the General Agent In Nhgi-
mia. q LEXANDHlA, Va.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED
By TIFF USE OF
MINERAL WATER,
Us CENTS PER GALLON,
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO,
Road: Road: Road

M. VI a. Hprdy. chase ON. Td.:
II is with gfeai pleasure that certify tnai
bv the use of Chase city Mineral Water my
wife was relieved OF the worst case OF dfspep-
sla ever saw. The Improvement seemed at
most miraculous. the trouble, ORIGINATING as
10 did from chronic catarrh gastritls. lhrOusn
tie entire month OF January ana nearly hli
of Februaiy. the present year the patient
ate no food except siii1ll quantities OF skim
med milk ANY and ALI mediclucs--ihe
Simplest and hlamdest--actcd as lffltahiN
whenever taken. Bismuth and laci o'pepsin
were s'spit up very soon after being SWAT
lowed. From the first part OF cnruniy TO lht
firsf OF Tulv her food consisted only OF muk
and mush. with occasionally the yoikh OF
hard boiled eggs (neycr more than TWO at "a
umel She was reduced rom 100 POUNDS 10
llS pounds In weight. cie went 20 INC Nln-
eraI Hotel al Chase city July SIN. ln one
week Improvement WIS pcrceptible Al me
end of thetiith week she came home. rppHt-
emily transformed into another being. she
eoull enf almost any Of the ordinary articles
of diot She had gained In that short time y
mounds of flesh, 20 ny from ll6 % liO pounds.
This Improvement has continued ana her
health would no donDt now be- perfect, iiai
not "A liver trouble Of recent origin tempo
article Of diet III. agrees with her she runs lof
her bottle Of "Chase city Wineral water
and 10 seldom fails tO relieve.
Nv experience with your water in quite n
number of cases tends 10 confirm me IA my
opinion that 10 will cure almost any case oi
acid dyspepsia: that Is 10 say. where the
cause of trouble Is fermentation pa the sto-
mach In olher words, where mere ~ no hia-
lignant disease, and the stomach Is the main
organ lhyOlved
Very respectfully and gratefully yours
=. ID. BOOTH, NJ. ID.
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IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT

y the coparinclship D. .reiOf0rc existing
between HENRY GAMBLE and JOHN J..
GRANVILLE. under the firm name of GAM
BltN GRANVILLE, engaged in construct
ing railroad in the State of Virginia, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent,
the said Gamble Withdrawing thcreirom, the
'said Granville continuing the operations OF
said firm. assuming and agreeing iO pay all
liabilities of said firm.
HENRY GAMBLE.
JOHN j.. GRANVILLE.
Dated FEBRUARY 81, 1890. fe4-6i'
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ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive against Miasmatlc Diseases. A
safe ana positive cure for MALARIA, FEVER
and AeuE IN all It's fonE Contains no
quinine or arsenic. Absolutely vegetable
compound. For sale at druggists. FIFTY cents
a bottle. Trade supplied b. PURCELL, LADD
x o BoDERERBRos. n2o-sm
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BONDS.
rIchmond Stool Market.
RICHMOND. Va. February Il. iss.

Reported by John l.. Williams sen
bankers and brokers. No iii Main street.
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Tie number ofpollcles issued

Inc nNIlIHi Nl I''ll'.ltn A''NA'N
during the year, 25,,uo.
The amount OF Insurance ri-
fectcd thereby .................... oi5oDOl
i, esl s,,,Pa during M The year. l5l $50
The amount Of interest re-
ceiyed. and an other Zee
cclpts....... ...-...-....''.t. otitt'
The amount of losses paid
during the year.. ............... 81 o5i
The amount Ol Losses unpaid,
not DUE. ...............- i'l1i
The amount ~ cApcnser......... lUoi<oi
The whole number OF pole
cies IN force. 81 .25l
The amount of liabilities or
risks thereon. and an other
SOW. ........................ 352,s67
IL II S aii,ou''. w. .". 100000
The amount Of assets, and
how invested
Cash on hand and In the
hands OF agents or other
persons, S37 .OOl %; real es-
tate unlncumDercu, .6Ol2.-
Il. Bonds owned by the
company. bearing interest
al the rate Of 4 percent, Sc
cured Is follows: United
states bonds. market value.
SO $1,000. Loans on bonds
and mortgages Of real fs-
tate. worth double the
amount for which the same
Is mOrtgnged. and free nom
any prior incumDrance,
1852 -90.2l; debts other
wise secured, er5.si5.9U;
debts for premiums. 500
2f5.s3; all other securities,
S7.9OO.O4. Total assets....... 41l,22i
Amount or dividends ............ 5.e10
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Very respectfully and gratefully yours.
:. ID. BOOTH, NJ. ID.

From John oft, Esq, Secretary Of the
southern Fertilzng Company;
RICHMOND. VA, april p, 1856.
ur. ~ 4. Hardy. chase ON. "a
Nv Dear Slr.-l have used with special
benefit for relief Of the kidneys of an excess
oe uric acid and other equity indications, ana
Is a preventative OF Indigestion, the Chase
CIV Mineral Water. and commend 10 with
OUT hesitation. The water az the same lime
h. deltghtful 10 the taste. JOHN OFT
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COTTON REPORT
firm.

~ ~ hTl Nlius
Qu0iqif0rs.-Niddlins, 1880; low mid
ding, 9hc.; goea sfdinaiy, Sc.
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RAILRoAp STOCKS.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Wheat-Mixed. IS bushels prime nj Soc. I:
l.sO0 bushels very good on private terms
800 bushels good az SIC. Total sales wheat.
1875 bushels.
Oats Winter. l26 bushels very good on
private terms: rs bushels very good at CSC.
Rye-G6 bushels very good at j2c
Pea~e-Gs bushels blackeye on private
tirnsi
COTTON pUponT
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a piII?U

take a pip"
"whose :" "Why Ayers, Of course"
AYERS PILLS are the best. They reru-
late Digestion, cure Biiiouenr5S. CONC. and
Construction felicfc Sick Headache. Ncu-
fa'ela. and Rheumatism. They contain no
calomcl and are surar-coafed Milo. lut
elective iheyare the favoriie family med
icine. AS an aftcrdinner pin, used by
thousands.
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A perfect cure Of dyspepsia; ~
RICHMOND. Va, April 30, 1885.
Mr. H. T. Hurry:
Dear ~ir--l have been afflicted with dys-
nepsia for many years, and treated by IN
teingent physicians who prescribed various
remedies. but experienced no fsnei uA u
nsod your base city Mineral Water. II
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined 10 not now suffer the least
from Dyspepsia. / have been using your
water Tor nearly year. and in my case 10
mas made a perfect cure.
Very respectfully,
W. Is. LYONS. Barber,
ST. Charles Hotel, Richmond, va.
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IOo committee appointed by the Senate
d. .llnn. fle second Auditors Office,
consisting 0' Nessr-. Dudley, Peasants
III o.,e reported Chat they found every
fIr- ' Obj. office kept boz proper form
ilIf department seems 90 Doe we'll
and controlled hy the present in
..MNHUf"
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. 4skes.
L. 5. as. X. &C. ls9l..... lo4l5 ....
L. ;. Fs, h. 4 c., 1907 ....... l234 ....
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BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

mr. silver, from the joint committee APP
pointed az the instance of the state Board
OF Agriculture. 10 investigate the affairs Of
that department, presented q lengthy re-.
port, which was ordered 70 hu printed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04
CHINESE CASH.
The Celestfals Feeling the Need of
silver Money.

silver Money.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Diepatches
from Pekin, China, announce that Vice
roy Ii Hung Chang has formulated q
project which will mark q new era In
Chinese commercial works. He has de-
cided to establish a system of silver coin
age which shall be uniform throughout
the empire. The project is favorably
viewed by the Prime Minister, Prince
Chun, and has been submitted to the
Emperor by a memorial, and is being
urged by the Viceroy, Prime Minister
and most OF the influential and progress
i've men. A reporter who called at the
Chinese legation. in this city, to inquire
about the matter, was informed
by Ho Shen Chez that this
question, which : had long been
under consideration, was pet scheme
of Ii Hung Chang. Heretofore" he
said, I'VE have had only copper cur
rency, ranging in value from mill to
about q cent. The Government never
issued paper currency, this privilege be-
ing entirely in the hands of private
banking houses. OF gold and silver coin
of our own we have had none, but gold
leaf and bars of gold as we'll as Jumps Of
bANOl uhNO OOOh III ubO hb Ln00c IA Oc Vi
value, and when q merchant or trader
desired money he could deposit them
with private banking houses as
collateral and get the notes of
the banking houses to use in trsnsacting
business. At the seaports the English
shilling, Mexican dollar and Japanese
yen had come into general use, and this
more than anything else suggested the
advisability of having silver currency
of our own. think the intention is to
coin silver up to the value of one dollar,
and the Government also intends to
grant charters to certain banking houses
them to issue paper cur
rency, something on the order of your
national bank system, which will greatly
simplify business transactions and will
be an aid to commerce."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04

presented a petition from the Chamber
of Commerce of Los Angeles asking for
the improvement Of San Pedro harbor.
In the House today McComas intro
duced bill, which was referred, for the
regulation, in part, of the time and man.
ner of holding elections for Representa-
tives in Congress. 1t provides that in
each State entitled to more than one
Representative in the Fifty-third and sub
ssquent Congresses, such Representative
shall be elected by districts which have,
as nearly as practicable, an equal num-
ber of inhabitants, 30 that the most pop
ulous districts shall.not have more than
$1,000 inhabitants in excess of the least
populous districts. The districts shall
be composed of territory contiguous,
adjacent and compact. 1t further pre-
vents the re-districting of any State ex-
cept on the occasion of Federal census,
and prohibits such re-districting for the
election of members to the Fifty-second
Congress-.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04
Capital Cuttings.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The condition
of ex-Congressman Taulbee, who was
shot last Friday, is unchanged.
Secretary Blaine called on the President
this morning, in company with Sir
Charles Upper, of Canada, who is here
to assist in the Boring sea negotiations.
Complaint has again been made to the
Treasury Department that Mexican
laborers are being imported into Texas
to work on the Texas and Pacific railway
in violation of the alien contract labor
law. tits said that in order to evade the
law, no contract is made with the men
until after they are in United States ter
ritory. The immigrant inspector here
will probably be ordered to Texas to IN
vestigate the matter.
Indian Agent Bennett, located in In
dian Territory, has reported to the In
dian Bureau that it has just come to his
knowledge that an act was passed by the
Legislative Council of the Choctaw Ma
ton about two months ago, Incorporate
ing the Choctaw Orphan Asylum Lottery
Company. The agent reports that great
secrecy was maintained concerning the
act, and it was with the utmost difficulty
that he succeeded in securing a copy OF
IL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04
House Proceedings.

O'Donneil, of Michigan, at the request
of the Seventh Day Adventists of the
United States, presented a petition bear
ing 253, 900 names, protesting against the
passage of any bill in regard to the OBJ
servsnce of the Sabbath. Referred.
The Joint resolution authorizing the
appointment of thirty additional exam.
liners for the pension bureau, was passed.
Perkins moved suspension of the
rules, to put upon it's passage the Senate
bill for the organization of the Territory
of Oklahoma, with the House substitute
therefor. The motion was lost.
Houck called up the contested election
case of Featherstone vs. Gate.
Cultivate, in advocating the case OF
the contestee, exhibited what is known
as the double action ballot box, which
box the Republicans assert was used in
twenty.cne precincts, and which enabled
the precinct judges to cast aside the vote
of any person they may see fit. He
showed the manipulation by which
the judges could deceive the voter and
leave him to believe that his ballot had
been properly deposited. He quoted
from the returns of the precinct in which
1t is alleged the boxes were used, in order
to show that the vote for Featherstone
far exceeded that of Gate and he further
stated that there was not particle oi
evidence in the case to show that such
. box was used at the election. The
ballot-box had been brought into the
case by the attorney for contestant, but
nobody had told where it had come from
Pending further debate, the House ad'
journed,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04
EXCITING vOYAGING.
Exploring the Grand Canon of the
Colorado.

colorado.
DENVER, Col. March ga Peach
Springs, Ariz., special says: Chief En-
gineer Stanton and his party of railroad
surveyors reached the mouth of Dia.
mond creek. twenty-five miles below this
place, March Let. Every one in the
party is perfectly we'll, not having had
any serious accident of any kind since
that to Photographer Minis, January 1st
The trip through the Grand cafion of
the Colorado, has been one of much dan
ger and excitement, but has been 80 far
successful in every way. One boat was
lost while letting it down fall, but no
one was in it. After that the chief boat
man in charge of the feet deserted the
party. In running one rapid Mr.. Pislop
was thrown out Of his boat, but his
kept him up till
he was picked up further down.
A sudden rise in the river last week of
ten feet, made two days. ride through
the narrowest and crookedest part of the
cahon. wild, exciting and perilous.
Every one, however, came through with
out scratch. The party will be here
for few days to get new supply of pro-
visions before going further.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04
Oongression al Notes.

A favorable report has been ordered
by the House committee on public lands
on the Senate bill to establish two addi-
tional land districts in Washington.
The committee on public buildings and
grounds today reported favorably the
following bills for the construction of
public buildings: Sacramento, Cal,
increasing the appropriation to $3.50 900 /;
Portland, Ore, 100000; Stockton, CAL,
$4,000.
Senator Frye has presented petition,
signed by Martin r. Gaddy, president,
and ]. ]. Carrillo, secretary of the Santa
Monica Board of Trade, asking Congress
for an appropriation to make a deep
sea harbor of that place. The petit
tion says the harbor is nearer
by eight miles the fruit.growing country
j than any other. Senator Stanford has
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TARIFF EVILS.
Native Wool Disseminated d A gainst
by the Existing Duties.

~ tn5 ERfBtHnV DutITSs
WASHINGTON, March Sin reply to a
question from the Home Market Club, of
Boston. Secretary Rusk has written a
letter in which he says there is nothing
in the soil and climate Of this country to
prevent the production of every class OF
wool, remuneratively, and in commercial
quantities. The production of carpet
wools, he says, has not kept pace with
the remarkably rapid growth of carpet
manufacturing in this country, because
that class of wool has been Disseminated
against in the tariff, with the result that
a large importation of foreign carpet
wools has taken place. The law is 80
framed, also, as to admit at the carpet
wool rate, many grades OF finer wool,
thus operating against the home pro-
duction OF these classes Of wool also.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04
Inherited Scrofula.

Swift's Specific Is. s. 81 cured my little
boy of hereditary scrofula, which broke out
all over his face. For year he had suffered,
and had given up all hopes of his recovery,
when at length decided to use S. S. S. Az
ter using a few bottles he was entirely cured.
Not symptom now remains of the disease.
This was three years ago.
MRS. T. L. MATHERS, Mathersyille, Miss.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04

CATARRH CURED health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh remedy. Price SO
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by G. f.
Hetnzeman, 122 North Main street.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.


Henry WI Smith Robert oPhsnt
Nicholas
w NNN' Ae'A' ~ '"AA"iO Sn1NS T.
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Just in, gold wall paper, 121a cents per roll.
+. J. Bauer, 237 South Spring street.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
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Billlngs Is With ChfISt0 Pher
n the ice cream and Ice cream soda business,
IL North Spring street. Telephone 303.
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In the early part Of last year had q vio-
lent attack Of rheumatism, from which 1
was confined to my bed for over three months
and at times was unable to turn myself in
bed, or even raise the cover. A nurse had to
be in constant attendance day and night l
was so feeble that what little nourishment
took had to be given me with q spoon. Af-
ter calling in the best local physicians, and
trying all other medicines without receiving
any benefit, was induced by friends to try
Swift's Specific Is. S. 81 discontinued all
other medicines, and took course of S. S.
thirteen small bottles, which affected COM
plete and permanent cure.
L. c. BASSET, Ell Dorado, Kansas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
edfree. SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta,G Ga.
nj d&w12m
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ness, Impotency and Lost Manhood permanent,
~ cured. The siok and afflicted should not fall
to call upon him. The Doctor has Travelled ex.
tensively In Europe and inspected thoroughly
the various hospitals there, obtaining . great
deal OF valuable information, which he II com
petent to impart to those In need of his services
The Doctor cureE where others fall Try him.
DIR. GIBBON will make no CAargS pnleas he
enect6 cura Persons ct distance CURED AT
HOME. ALI cor municstions strictly c0nhden.
nsl. All letters ans cred in plain envelopes,
Send ten dollars for package OF medicine.
Gall or write. Address DR. J.f. GIBB0N. Box
1857, San Francisco, Cal.
Nantinp az IN 0a1aa HuRALp. o7-12m
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LIABILITIES Includng cent?
lbe rionedas
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. Gibbons
DIsPENsARY.
623 Kearny Street,

Corner Of Commercial,
San Francisco, Cal. Es-
|tablfshed In 1854, for
treatment of Sexual snd
Seminal Di.eases. su0h
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-04
DR.. WHITE,
1873 N. Main St.

remedies not injurious. Medicines prepared
to suit each case. No experiments. Both
mail and express. Office hours: a. m. to
D. m. fe21-6m