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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-29

nitrogen. The method Of centrifugal TIL
lage now being developed in the West
supplies, it is claimed, an ideal modus
operandi for the new fertilization. Tt
pulverizes the soil and aerates it in the
manipulation, and then confines mass
of air in it's midst, for the slower absorb
ton and digestion by earth and plants.
--Green's Fruit Grower.
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Two Useful Implements.

The harrow depicted in the cut is de-
signed to be used after other harrows to
make the ground fine and smooth.
Take seven pieces of board feet long,
5 inches wide and inch thick; fasten
them strongly together with nails; then
bore holes three inches apart in the cross
pieces for the large s inch nails, SO that
they will go through snugly and stay,
with the heads one inch above the
boards. Then they can be driven down
if desired at any time. Put chain or
any fastening at one corner, as the har-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-29
DEVICE FOR HAULING BRUSH.

this drive the frame out from under the
brush, replace the stakes and you are
ready to load it again. The load being
so low large one can be drawn with
out interfering with limbs of the trees.
The expense of such an arrangement is
exceedingly small.
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The Southdowns stand at the head Of
the short woods as the Leicesters do Of
the locg woods. They naturally take
this precedence, being one of the oldest
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-29
Southdown Sheep.

DUCTION OF JUICY AND FINELY MAR
BLEED MUTTUR.
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A HOME MADE HARROW.

row should be drawn cornerwise. Two
can be hinged together if desired. The
expense will be from seventy-five cents
to 81 if the implement be made at home.
There will be fifteen large nails in each
cross piece, sixty'in all.
Drawing brush from an orchard is a
perplexing job. The illustration here
given shows an implement described in
Rural New Yorker, from which the
foregoing is also Il reprint.
In this drawing represents the
frame and 2 2 the stakes. Do not fasten
the stakes in the holes or pile the brush
so high that the stakes cannot be pulled
out when you want to unload. In doing
80
4. I n y.
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KILLED A CHILD.
A Little Boy Crushed to Death by
Lumber Truck.

Edward Barrett child years of age, son
of Patrick Barrett, $50 Harrison street, was
killed yesterday afternoon at the corner Of
Third and Harrison streets, under the wheels
ofia heavy lumber wagon.
No person could be found who had seen
the accident, and the statement of the little
fellows five-year-old sister about the SAD
affair is all that may be known of hcw he
met his death. She tells the story that he
was playing with her, and tried to climb to
the body of the wagon by means of rope
which he caught in his little fists. His
lettering feet tripped and the hind wheel
passed over his left shoulder, breast and
hip. The driver did not see the occurrence,
and was not aware that his wagon had
crushed out a ehild's life, and SO he went on
his way.
Eddie's mother went visiting her mother,
at 7O9B Harrison street, in the forenoon,
taking her two children to see their grand
parents. She allowed them to- go outside
and play upon the street and next saw the
boy dying in strangers arms, who carried
him from the pavement.
A physician was called in, but too late, as
Eddie was then dead. The man who carried
the child into the house went away, so it is
likely that the driver will never be found.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Second Mate Nolan blamed for Boss
Wpstnuss Death

Second Mate Nolan blamed for .Boss'n
Weston's Death.
Thomas Nolan, second mate of the Ameri-
can ship Yorktown, was arrested yesterday
by the United States Marshal on the serious
charge of murder, preferred by one of the
Yorktown's crew, Charles f. Johnston, who
deposes that Nolan cast james Weston,
boatswain, into the sea, where he drowned.
In the preliminary examination, which
took place before Commissioner Sawyer,
Johnston testified that the vessel sailed flom
New York City last April, ana on July It'll
last, when Weston was drowned, the vessel
was in the latitude of Cape Horn on the
Pacific side. Two sailors, one of who m
was Weston, were lowered down the ship S
side by ropes. Johnston states that he saw
Nolan push the end of the rope attached to
the starboard anchor fluke, by which Wes-
ton hung, through one of the haf-hitches,
so that Immediately afterward the rope
l00sene and Weston sank into tie sea.
His evidence, as well as that of several
others, went to show, however, that Nolan
bad done all he could to save the drowning
man.
According to two of the sailors, Nolan and
the deceased boltSwaln had had several
quarr-ls, aud Nolan had made several
threats that ne would six" Weston.
After taking the testimony of three wit
ne>Ses the examination was adjourned until
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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DAMAGE BY RAJ
. IN. POOR HI ALTH.::.
- :. :. %.
The Department iitcords show Heav
In Rata.

The Department Records Show n. Heavy
death Rate. -. -
The monthly report and also the quarterly
report of t he Health Department, both. end
ing September 30th,: were; filed yesterday,
and they.show:a bad state of health for the.
periods OF time covered. During September
there were 100 deaths as. against 426 for
September, 1889.
Among the varied causes of de&tha few Of
the leading are shown asfoll0Ws: Cholera
infantum II, typhoid fever H.: consumption
Il. :Bright,s disease -. bronchitis 10, heart
disease 50, pneumonia %, inanitiOn 49, casual
ties IT. suicides ), homiGides 3. =
The. quarterly record for the three months
For thoIsame period last wear 1S4 an in.
crease of sos. Some of the leading causes
are: Cholera infantnm 100, diphtheria %,
typhoid Al, consumption 2l3, Bright's disease
"A. bronchitis 81, heart disease. 1O2, pneu-
monia 81, inanition 49,: casualties 81, sui
cideS % Ii omicides 8.
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THE. STOCK MARKET.

The San Francisco Board not in session yes
terday, and prices the Pacific Board showed no
change
Capital Gas of Sacramento will pay a dividend OF
81 to-day at the bank of TallaHt Il Co.
The product OF the Ontario mine for the first eight
months OF the year was 649,46S ounces silver and
1922 ,S57 from sales of ore.
Local securities were quiet yesterday. For S. V.
Water $97 was bid.
Norcross ore is assayiEg 1928 81. The company
has S3l sol hand in bullion.
Justice crushed last week 1875 tons ore assay ing
1928 rs; Ophr, 20 TONS SIS
Local corporations paid the following dividends
in Spntembrr.
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ALONG THE RAIL.
Arthur's Scheme for Adjusting
the Grievances.
1t Satisfies the Officials and an Arbitration
Committee Of Three Will Settle tie Nat
ter in Texas

Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers, who arrived here on Mon
day last, concluded his investigation of the
troubles which he came to adjust, yesterday
morning.
In company with several members of the
Grievance Committee he then called upon
the Southern Pacific officials at Fourth and
Townsend streets and laid before them the
outlines of a scheme looking TO the amicable
adjustment OF pending difficulties. The plan
as proposed by Chief Arthur to Colonel
CrOcker is as follows:
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s631,S7O


The private circular Of A. w. Blow says of local
stocks and bonds in September: Sales were made
during the mouth of 80 shares Oceanic Steamship
Companys stock at S97 Ia935; no Pacific Phono-'
graph Company at 81 S71&@2; $4,000 Northern
Railway of California per cent bonds at 1l3;
S25, 900 North Pacific Coast 8 per cent first mort
gage bonds at 100: Sll 900 Nevada County Mar
row-gauge Railroa d per cent bonds at l0lGI o5,
and S52, 500 L. s. per cent bonds at 12l3sGl22.
The U. 5. per cent coupon bonds are quoted ex-
0he-year's COUPONS from September, 1880.
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Rieht of Access. to Lana.

The case of SchauIele VS.. Doyle etlal. was
decided in Department of the Supreme
Court yesterday. This was an action brought
by Mrs. Schanfee, who runs ho.el at
Monterey. eajoining Thomas Doyle and
others from blockading the street where they
were regarding and Oh which her property
abutted. The lower courts nonsuited her,
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To-day six Celestials will depart for their
native land at the expense of the United
States Government. These Chinese are en-
route from Los Angeles under the care OF
United States Marshal Marsh. who arrived
with them yesterday morning aud delivered
them into the custody Of the Alameda
County Sheriff. They will go on the Gaelic
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS,

Herman Llebes to Sidney Liebes, lots 1888
wiIheImina SchGszer to Frank +. Latson.
lot on w. line of Howard St. SO y. OF
Jacee ey@n to jacob RSt6s6 lot on
SW. cor of Forty-second ave- and ST., W.
Henry Kern to sophie Mende lot on W. ~
line of Guerrero ST., 80 5. of Fifteenth, !,
james sA H. HI Logan to Berend Joost. lot s.
Block l07, University Homestead Associa-
Bridget oconnor to Theresa &. Johnson ct
| Ninth and Bryant sts.. Sc. 25xlO0 ......... Gift
| lots 925 to 800 Gift Map 3.................. 10
Elizabeth Jacobs to Julius Jacobs, lot on Sc.
cor OF U st. and Thirty-third ave-, S. 326x
Joseph Cofncrford to william 6. Long,
Parker aye enc W. 3 n ri g. s
Catherine Hanly !ey adniaistrator) to II
S. OF Twentyffth, s. 4Oxl0Q ....,......:.. 1895
Phones Mish TO Z. b. Mastick, lot on w. line
OF Powell ST., % n. OF Ellis n. 22193:6.:.. l
! Harry l. Thornton to George A. Pope, lot on
\ line OF Seventeenth sal St. 2S5 :lla F. OF
74:S f. 20. 5. so to beg. .......... ........: 10
/ Evan Davies to Mary 4. Davies lot on: w.
| line OF Noe St. rs IS: of Fourteenth. s. BOX
200 W. OF Noe, W. 29xl15.. Gift
| Maurice Getz to Marc Lasar. lot on n. line OF
Eddy ST. 20i 80 W. of Laguna, W. 81 :3xl2O 10
| Pacific Land Association to- James H. Nc
| Hugh, lot on w line OF Iowa ST., 125 N of
Hannah w. Adams to James II. Ntzhugh,
|
| Pacific Land Association to James III. Me-
Hugh, lot on NV. cor. OF Pennsylvania and
Mariposa SITS, w. 25x 100. ..-....... ........ 8
| Solomon Getz to Esther Mclntire. lot on w.
Hue of Seventh ave-, 175 s. OF j st. $. 25x
l2U III
Edward Z. Flint to Reuben III. Lloyd, lot on
Sc. line or Brannan st,206:3 NE. OF Eighth,
Charles H. iinke to Peter BRENNAN lot on t.
line OF Sanchez ST.. 800 N. of Fourteenth, N.
25x125 .......................:...-. 10
D lot BIS Psecita Valley lands 10 900
Patrick Kecgan to william Murphy. lot &c.
Block g. Railroad Homestead Association
~
| William Murphy to James A. Cooper. same. 10
| Denis KeatiGg ct a.. (by Sheriff. TO James u.
Gregory, lcasehold interest in lot on $. cor.
of Eighth and Folsom sts., SW. 1890. CAT 50
Samuel Is Welch to Mary L. Elan, lot on s.
| line OF Broadway, 90 W. o: Laguna, w. BOX
~
| George MeHeury to +. Gee, lot on - line OF
| Post ST., 1877 u l.. OF Buchanan, u. 25xl37:b 10
| Catherine llaniey (by administrator TO Fred
erck 6ranier. lot on w. line OF A ALBANIA St,
140 $. OF Twenty-iifth. 5. 25x100 1850
| Frederick Granier to Martin q. VigDe ct all
There ARE 65J schoo!-cbiQryn attending
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CGMpAGNlE GENERATE

THAN SATLAN TIQUE.
French Lire to Bavre.
TOMPANY'S PIER (NEwl, AZ NORTH ts,a
" River, foot of Morton Sc. Travellers by <es9fH
this line AVOID both transit by English railway and
<he discomfort OF crossing the Channel In small
toat.
LA BHETAGNE, De JousselIn. .................o
-. .................Sa Saturday, Oct 4th, 9;OJ A. ".
LA GAStOGNE. Santeiil.
.......,..... Saturday, october llth 500 2. NJ.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Traub. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
..,,.............S Saturday, uct. Is at 80 a. N.
LA BUURG0 NE, Frangeui.. Observation-Disclosures.
,,.......r.... Saturday, Oct. .5tn. 1880 +. NJ.
LA H.sEIAGNE, De .Iousseiin. ............s....
I.............. Saturday. Nov. LIST, at 1850 A. "
- D-For freight or passage apply TO
A. FORGET. Agent
No. 8 Bowling Green. New YORK.
il. FUGAZI x Co.. Agents, Montgomery ava,
San francisco, mr2vH
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Carrying United States, Hawaiian and CO.
loIiial Mails.
WILL LEAVE THE COMP ANY'S NsIs
w Wharf, foot of Folsom street, Gl
For Honolulu.
SIS. Australia t3o00 tonsl. Oct 10th. at Il N.
i or honolulu, a ucIeland and Sydney,
WITHOUT CHANGE -
The Splendid New 3000-ton Iron Steamer
Mariposa ........... 0stober Sth. ut IL VI,
Or Immediately on arrival OF the English mails
RD- For freight or passage, apply ut office, 32f
Market street. JOHN u. SfRECkELS Il BROS.
se.6 & General Agents,
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC .coAsr. sTgAMsaIp c
FOR PORTLAND & ASTUaIa. OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY E,--fs
1 Ocean Dlvision-and PACIFIC COAST <.tIGasS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch. from Spear
ttreet Wharf, at 10 Tor the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships. viz =
STATE OF oALIFokNIA-Sept; %, Oct, II, 20,
Nov. 4. Is. 20. Dec. 10, 81. Jan. s. Is. ~
coLUMBiA-sept. 25, Oct. 4, 19. 81, Noy.12. "a,
Dec q, u.s. SO, Jan. IL, 20. -.
0REGON--1ct 8, 10, II, Nov, 8. 20, Dec. 2, Ii;
IS. Jan. Z. 10, 81. -
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad. oregon Short Line and other dlverginy
lines, for all points il Oregon. Washington.
British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho Montana
Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone PARK anu ali
points East and South and TO Europe.
Fare To Portand-Cabin, $40; sreerags, IS; round
trip cabin. $50
=. ticket offces-l Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery street.
GOODALL PERKINS u Co. General Agents,
mrs 10 Marke. street, San francisco =
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but the Supreme Court decided as an abutter
on the street she had free access to and
egress from her land on that street, and that
the defendants had not the right to blockade
her property without first pay ing just dam
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GREAT REGULATOR.

No medicine is SO uai-
ycrsally used as Simmons
Liver Regulator. 1t won
its way INTO every home
by pure, sterling merit.
II takes the place of a
doctor and costly pre-
scriptlous. II Is a family
medicine containing no
dangerous qualities, but
purely vegetable; gentle
in its action. and can be
safely given to any per-
son. no uiatter what aga.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD ACCORD Css17
" Ing to location OF berth and steamer Sc xfEAi53
Iected; second cabin. S35, $40 and $40. Steeraye
tickets from England. ireland. Scotland. Sweden,
lowest rates. Tickets sailing dates and cabin plans
may be procured from w. II. AVERY, Pacific Mail
Dock or at the General Office of the Company, 6l3
Market ST., under Grand Hotel. q. w. FLETCHER,
ap26 TuWefrSu II Gen ACT. for Pacific Coast
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Hawaiian Islands.

Honolulu Is infested with tough charac-
tiers, and housc-breaking is carried on every
night with impunity.
The libel suit brought against TIE Com
mercia Advertiser by the Kings Chamber
lain was quashed in the Police CUurt.
A pro- ositinn 10 hold night sess ions of the
Legislature. SO as to ges through business
was voted down by the native reformers.
The railroad bill has been signed by kim
Kalakaua.
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sAUsALITo-s RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.
-. -.
TIME TARIE =.

NuntH IHUifiu ~uUhcl nHtlnOAus
Il. TIME TABLE. -. =
Commencing Monday, September 4, 1890,
andnntil further notice. boats and trains wi as
From SAN FRANCISCO Tor sAusALITq and SAN
1870 g rs 4:55;6:2O i. = .
=. (Sundayslzs 1000, 1l:30 A: NJ; 1850, $500,
sos, q 80 p II: -. -
+. From SAN FRANCIsCofor MILL VALLEY: IweeS
days)-9 80. l:lO a. NJ; 8 20; A i55 P. VI. -.
tsundassl-s:00, 1000, 1l;3o- An. 1880, 100.
From SAN RAFAEL Tor SAN FRANCISCO wees
days]45:l0, :z:45, $780, HIS A.. NJ; .1:90. $780,
tsundays] 100, 80, a. NJ 1900 NJ; 1880. $3.50.
= 200 P. Extra, trip on Saturday at 80 p. NJ
:. Fare, SO cents, round trip. :. :, -
From MI lie VALLEY for san FRANCISCO '(wecE
:.daysl-7 $50, IL :O5 a. NJ. :; 8 :35, sos p. NJ.
(Sundaysl-S 10:l0, IL 40 A. NJ. AS, 3;l5
10 7. NJ. Fare, so cents, round trln..
From SAUSAELTO for SAN FRANCISCO (week
daysl-6:45, 10. 1905 a. MI 2: 100, 40 4:o5.
Trip tip on SATURDAY at III r z
= Fare % cents. round trip: -: -:
- THROUGH. TRAINS. 49,.
HOO 4. M; DAILY SATURDAYS and Sundays e1.
ternedlate stations: Returning, leaves Cazadero
daily Sundays excepted at GAS NJ; arriving in
San Francisco at IL 80 p NJ. -
.1:3O Z. NJ. Saturdays only, from: San Francisco
for Cazadero and Intermediate stations.
$500 A. NJ. Sundays only, from San Francisco for
Point Reyes and intermediate stations Return
J. ing, arrives in San, francisco at6:l5.P:M.
= : 9 EXCURSION RATES. 80.
Thirtyday excursion ound-trtp Tickets to and
from all stations at 20 per cent reduction from
Friday to- Monday MISUNDERSTANDING Tickets
sold on Fridays and Saturdays, good to return fol-
lowing Aonday: Camp Taylor, 81 49, Tocaloma
and Point Reyes, $500; Tomales; 81 20; Towards.
s3 so; Cazadero, 81 co..
Sunday Excursion-Reund-tripT Tickets, good on day
sold .0nlys Camp Taylor. 81 so Tocaloma and
Point Reyes, 81: To-, -
" STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave cazadero daily except Mondays Tor
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tors recommend dividend of is per cent to
shareholders and - per cent to contributors.
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PIMrLEs botches and sores and their cause i.
removed by Simmons Liver Regulator.
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JNO. w. COLEMAN, F.;B. LATHAM,
General Manager. Gen: Pass. IL Tkt Agt
:: General Ofices. asI Pine Street. sci u
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Is preparation of the Drug by which its injurious
effects removed. while the valuable medicinal
properties are retained 1t possesses all the setta-
tive anodyne, and antispasmodic powers of opium,
but produces sickness of the stomach. no vomit-
ing no costiveness. headache. In acute nervous,
disorders It Is an Invaluable remedy, and is recon-
mended by the best Physicians. ie20 ly We
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EXCLUSION RATES.

: STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Cazadero daily except Mondays) for
= Stewards Point, Guaala,. Point Arena, Cuheys
. Cove, Navarro, Mendocino City and all points on
fl. IA Nor n -Eaaq
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The Pacific Mail Company 5: steamship
Oh na, Seabury MASTER arrived from China
and Japan, via II njlulu, Yesterday a. fer
noon. She brought 81 :cabinl ssengers and
$50 Chinese in tie steerage. From Chinese
papers of September 4th, Japan exchanges
of the 10Th and Honolulu exchanges as late
as the sd, the following summary is taken.
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There ARE 655 schoo!-cbidren attending
the Pomona city schools.
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The BEST Family Medicine.

If child has the colo it is a sure and safe rem
edy 1t will restore strength to the overworked
father and relieve the wife from low spirits head
ache dyspepsia, constipation and like Ills. Genuine
has our z stamp in red on front OF wrapper. Pre-
pared only by
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WORKING PEOPLE

Can take Simmons Liver Regulator without loss OF
time or danger from exposure, and the system Will
be built up and invigorated by it. 1t promotes df-
geson, dissipases sick headache and gives strong.
full tone to the system. II has no equal as pre-
paratory medicine, and can be safely used in
any sickness 1t acts gently on the Bowels and Kid
neys and cOrrects the action of the Liver Endorsed
by persons OF the highest character and eminence
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Board-75 Cal Electric Light, 19s4; 100 S F
light. 5SIa; % do, $685..
Street-$l0, 900 81 Bonds, 1919.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Street-25 Atlantic Dynamite, As.
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"My nerves were unstrung had night sweats
and chills and my liver and heart were affected.
had taken medicine from different physicians, but
got benefit and had about reached the conclusion
that the best thing for to do to commit sui
eide. A friend advised me to try the Cosmopolitan
Dispensary, but felt that my disease ineurable
and refused. 1 passed there the next day and it
struck me that it would do no harm to up and
talk to them. 1 did SO, and thank God that did.
They said they could cure me and began treat
ment. The first good effect being able to sleep
well. Then my appetite came back, and within two
weeks from beginning treatment was virtually a
new man. The Cosmopolitan Dspensary cured me
safe and sound"
Charles Hempler, a sailor coastng vessel
plying between here ana Coos Bay, has been as
deaf as post" for six years. He says:
"when went to the Cosmopolitan Dispensary.
Twas deaf could not hear clock tick, and after
one treatment could plainly hear watch ticking
two feet from me. They performed wonderful
when other physicians faed.''
corroborate the above statement.
Do you want any conclusive evidence of
their ability to conquer disease. If so call on Mr.
and Mrs S. c. Smith, 1905 Market street; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bradley. So Tehama street; William p
Kane, ,7ss pes. tftey ard shero-@ye
been cured. Remember. speciality is made of
mems diseases. William Graves of Alameda says:
III 1t had not been for the doctors at the Cosno-
politan Dspensary would be in my grave to-day"
The Cosmopolitan Dispensary is a Medical and
Surgical Institute located permanently at the juno
tion of Stockton Ellis and Market streets, for the
cure OF All diseases affictions and deformlties, a
staa of peteht physicians graduates Of the best
American and English colleges skilled, experienced
ana able.are in,eonstaht attendance. No minerals
or poisoris used rhe latest lnprovea methods Of
+
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sufferers from rheumatism, asthma, oonsump-.-
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thousands Of dollars or yearsof suffering and per
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suffering from the effects of foliies excuses re-
stored toperfect health. manhood and vigor. Each
visitor seen privately, aud all Communications re:
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