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DUNCANsON BROS. Auesionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

KNOWN AS No. $50 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue decree OF the Supreme Court the Dis
trict ofColumbia. passed. in equity No S76 Doc
n; We VII Ndisr fos sSls On ruEspAf The FIRST
O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises. all that piece or
parcel OF ground and premises known aud described
the ground plat plan OF the city Of WASHINGTON
District Of Columbia as part Of lot numbered four
beginning Tor the same at the corner of the alley
Joining the east boundary Of said lot fourteen Q4(
10 Of east line Of lot fourteen, thence
fifteen il5) feet. thence south eightytwo ts) teet
ten uOJ inches thence east fifteen 5) feet and
to place of beginning. with right of way over rear
seven and one half (1s) feet by fifteen 5) feet
thereon.
Terms cash. balance in equal
at and two years notes be given bearing per
cent interest payable semi and to be secured
purchaser deposit Of Goo required time sale
Conveyancing. &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with in fifteen days otherwise trustees re.
serve the right ~ reee the property At the risk and
WV - HENRY WISE aARNETT, Trustee,
Columbia Law building, 4l6 9Th st n w.
ANDREW b. DUVALL, Trustee,
II md
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AUCTION SALES.
nm hf. DAl>

X AfcLIfFE. pAhR Co. AUcTIoNEFRs.
DEsIRsBIF SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON THE
oLihLr ckAkrEki AND QCELN's cHAPii
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
klGHTkENTH. at POUR O'cLOtk Ne vii g.
'0' 'Ai' ' fss S sn'Se n lrSS' q ~ essss
Fronting on the Is aieIshur. mad, MI
lhis lroIerty can he psdlly sabdivided tn,o x.,s
able euiihs stes. heinz within short di.tAns Of tes
Terms; One-thicd cash: balance IN ain. ,x.,v>
e,neh anu Nehty -iour montls. per cent 20
anhns: NM, p.sAois senli-.nnaAsly. secured " desS
., , sne rs sruSs o. the purchaser. dsI-'sa
day OF sale risht Te-erNs resell the prI.ry ~ IN.
rsk aid cost OF deisnliing Iurchs-r sitsr ~. dave
isised IN M1shineton, u. Z. All cunyeyAucin. and 70
coraliIs a. the cost % toe purchase
iolo7dSds kAICilffE. DARR q co. Aucta
II ArcLiFFE. DARR a CO.. Aaetioneer..
~ so Pa ANE. NV
TO CLOSE THE AFFaiEs OF A SYNDICATE DE.
slkABLE INlMPkONEn RIAL lSTaTf nv
MILAN ANLNUE BEIwfEN Third AND
fOtk.AND,A,hALf sIRLLls AND AND o
on l hdSpsS sokf f,ns,os ftTEEI9N
TENTH. A. d; lsss2. AT HALL PAST Roth
o'cLock. We viii sell by public auction. froni q
' srB LOTS lls, ia us AND nG
Fronting 80 feet on MCLEAN avenue. with depth q
Of water aud mains provided with c.,1-
crete carriagewAS and briok sidewalk.
Terms: One-third cash. halan,e IN one ana two
years with interest te rate 81 q ret ,snt r am
and secured by deed II trust ON the prpilli-
Sold OF al cash. al toe Purrhasers OPTION. deIo-
TO lie complied with m 10 days from the day 81 or
the right reserved 20 resell A the fisk and
chAser'scost. RATcIlffk. DAhR A co.
felU-dSds Autoners
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FUTURE DAYS.
RATCLIFFE. DARR co. Anctioneers,
~ $40 Pa ave NV.

r ATcLIFFE. DARR co. Anet,oneers,
~ go Pa ave n.
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE REGULAR SALE By
,,x- AUCTION OF
HoSSssE CH9 lI PIE TSUREITEkE; CARPETS AND
PENNSILXANIA AVENUE NoRTHwEsT,
SATCRDAf, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH, Al
I'm A. NJ, CONSISTING IN PART OF OAK
AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES IN COOP
CONDITION, PARL0R SUITES. EASY CHAIRS
ANp ETOC I1 E2LDlNa AND CABINET
CLOSET. SOFAS AND LOUNGES, TOILET
WARE, CANDELABRAs, SHOW CASES. NJ =
ERY GLASS AND PLATED WARE, PIER AND
TIoNAL LETIER FILE CASE MATTRESSES
md PILLOWS, ROLLfR TOP AND OTHER
DESKS, CARPETS, RUGS AND DkUGGETS
ALSO,
FOR ACCOUNT OF AN ESTATE,
LATHES IN GOOD CoNp!TIoN, WITH ALL AT.
TACHMEN1S, l AMBERG PATENT CABINET
LETTER FILE AND STAND and many other de-
sirab:e goods too numerous TO mention. .
SALE POSITIVE; NO DISAPPOINTMENT; EVERY.
AND kOOMf APARTMENTS; go PA. AVE. n. W.,
SOUTH SIDE. NEAR THE CENTER MARKET.
fell-2 RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers
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CHAS. z. VAN ARsDALE,,
fe11-dts j. b. winner, iru
I ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctloneers.

REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE OF ALI
KINDS WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS. l4O9 g
STREET, ON SATURDAY. .FEBkUARY THIR
TENTH. 1sss!, AT TEN O'CLOCK. comprising wal
nut and Oak Chamber Sets, Desks and other Office
furniture Iron Safes, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Car
pets ana Russ LOUNGES. Kitchen Requisites. &c. &C.
Goods received up to hour Of sale.
fell-2 IATIMER l. SLOAN Auctioneers
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A UCrIoN sAtE 9f UNkEDEEMED PLEDGES.

A UCTION SALE OF UNkEDEEMED PLEDGES
IA i. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
will sell by pubic auction. at the store of H. X.
FULTON, las ternsylysn,s avenue northxest, COM
TEN O'CLOCK A. ~, all ths unredes med pledges in
his upon which interest months or
MORE Sale will consist Of Gold. Silver and Metal
caxed Watches Chains Charms. Lockets Scarf Plus,
CUT Buttons. Collar Buttons, Earrings, Bracelets
Neck Chains, Plain Goid het hangs, silver Ware
Diamonds and other precious stones, Eooxs. Clocks.
Opera Glasses. Guns Rifles, Revoivers, Umbrellas.
CONS. Musical and alatheaatical Instruments. &C.
sale continue mornings At 10 O'Clock evenings
O'Clock until all tina lots sold. Ticket holders
please take notice.
n. Z FULTON,
: j. WARREN JOHNSON. Pawnbroker.
Auctioneer. felO-6s
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RzcEIvED YESTERDAY FROM
oesasburg large supply Of Arst quail
ny Terrans Dc Iotss 0ras sux tEuGes
dss Psrigord. and can ell thsm q
asous ons-thtsd lsss than ths usal
va1oss
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SAMUEL POLKINHORN. r.,
II. II. PDLkINHOkN. Aru



TRUSTEES SALE or PROPERTY ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NOkTHN Isl BETWEEN THIRD AND fOJ L.
AND-A-HALF STREETS wEs1.
By virtue Of decree q the supreme Court Of the
Distract OF Co umOiA, PASSED On the I'd day of Novem
Der. A. D.. 1891 IN cause No. ll-S equity, I will
on WEDNESDAY. THE sEyEATEkNIH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A. II. lssr2. Al FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
offer sale at public auction in front the premises
all tie estate. right title and Of John H. Pen
dleton, Hammond Dorsey. Helen NJ. Dorsey. his wife
Emnla v. fendtetOn. kmily Harvey Tan InfsntD,
Sophia &. Pendleton. MOrdecai IlunIner. Charlotte
Piummer. his vile, Robert q. Pendleton. kirsinis
Pendleton. X W. 4. Duke 1r.. John r. Long and
Charles Harvey. heirs at Law or devsees Of Thorn
ton r. Pend eton decreased. or a. grantees. of sQrh
hers at law deysees. undivided one-eighth m
terest tenants IN common with the others Parcel
Of land with budlnss theIeon situated IN the city Of
WASHINGTON. Ia the District OF Co,umtaa. and desg
mated on the ground plan thereof as lot Numbered
twelve. in reservation number ten.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree
on--tird cash. Ira m two promi-sory notes, pay
resi- eCtiyely IN and Yeas sale with
interest AZ centun per annum. secured by deed
trust upon the property sold. A deposit OF &lO0
required at time OF Convey ancing VI
pu.c In the event that purchaser tails %
ply with terms of sale day the
the Tis hit 10 resell the property and Of d.
WARD THORON. Trustee,
fe5-dts 1505 Pa. ave. n w. Washington. u. Q.
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fel1dkds

VNHOMAs DOWNING. Northumberland
q the Commissioners Of the district Of Columbia
given that on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY.
THIRD. 1877, tho lease Of the hsh wharf and hsh
stalls in the cities of Washington and Georgetown will
sold by public auction tor the term Of year from
March !. 1892. as follows: At TWO O'CLOCK T. M,
upon the premises four sh stalls ia the Georgetown
Msrkes House ,e. to the highest ,p bidder; terms
p. M. on the same day. on street be-
tween Seventh and Ninth streets northwest. in
front Of the s stalls Of (Center) ashington Market
all rights anu privileges granted allowed oy the
laws Of the corporation OF Washington to establish
wharves docks for the landing cleaning and OF
tsh N the city Of Masnington and no wharf or dock
the north size of the Potomac river between
Eleventh street east aud Fourteenth street west
the highest bidder. Terms: xl0O to be paid ON the
day the SALE and the residue to be paid I'VE
dsJs from the day Of the sale BY order of the board
DOUGLASS. J. W. RUSS. W. +. KOsSELL, COM
missioners D. G. feil-l(t
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u AICLIFFE. DARn co.. AncuOucer..


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHNENT KNOWN As PoLkINHORN PRINT
M OFFICE, Nos. 632 AND tS34 . STREET
NORTHWEST. =
By virtue Of chattel deed Of trust. duly>re-
corded IN Liber No l4irl. fo.io $40 q seq on Of
the land records for the District Coluni aud
the Request OF the parties secured thereby. we the
underslgned as trustees, will offer tor sale
urety, on the above named premises. on MEDNLs-
DAY. sENENIEENrA DAY OF FEBkUAkY. A.
d. 1852. II TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. AL the chAttels
mentioned in schedule ''B attached 10 said trust.
and conn rising IN part follows:
One engine and Boiler. together with ali the shaft
ing. Betting and Steam Heaters connected tl-rewish
One large COtterel Bsbc0ck Cylinder PrsssL
One large Hoe Cylinder Press
One Adams Medium Press
One ]. Medium Universal Iress.
One small Universal Press.
One Small Gordon lress.
One DoOley PAPER Cutter.
Large assortment Tyre, Racks Cases Iesds
Stones Galeys. Poster Tyre. Iron safe Sc iog.fhsf
with iuil ouint usually found prIntlns
esta BASEMENT.
Terms: One-haf cash; balance six and twelve
MONTHS with interest, with chAttel mortgage the
material.
SAMUEL PoLKINHORN.l r-r.,...
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DENTISTRY.

nR. BLAIR pig ST. n WILLING A
~ speciality: 10 years experience teeth filled stso-
lutely without Jain gold. e. silver BIZ gas adnls-
tered. open Sundays. few
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TTnUMAs BOWLING a son. AucIlopeeTs.
Il Ol2 q n y
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ssrRhET SoRIhMhSIi IELNG fkEMisLs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s sfkHRffEffrNo Rih t1AIh 1f2iSs ph nais,
80. isi4. WksHiSGToN. be.
BY virta OF certain deed Of trust 20 hearing
d aa q jay L. ~ and duly EeSorsed ~ laef
q Columbia. and At the request of the party ured
s%. On VII t Isl the rSfNfrHrH ih II Day AZ
~ hBhUARi. lsrs. at HALF PAST ROT u
land situate the city Warrington. District OF Co
uml4a, leine lot numbered 81 in Martin and walker.
NUMBERED 10 in saGsrv nnm6eSed s,a. Seins IS FED
raT sShs ~ isTIi sy The dsth Of loo let inch IN
1913 llth Ct nv. together with the improvements.
Terms Of sale one-third Of the purchas money 10
be paid ia cs-h. the balance BE- divided equal
rnr,Isssr Isaring interest at the rate u
per cen; reT snnnm Interest payable seIni-annu.ly
s,s a ssE fo on AL s.sh a, aTsh-ssrs OPTION
at the Tune Of sale. All convey sncIng ana recording
at purchaser cost II the terms are not cou-
serve the rsht g resell the Properly the risk aud
cost OF the deiauiiins Iurei asrr
fe0-akds JESSE J. PRkfHEk. Tru-'es-
,HANCERY SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
PLEASANT. FRONTING IN GRANT kytNUE
by NIiue OF ade'Tee Of the suIreuie Court Of the
passed IN cause No l3.osi 60 doc s. in Which al:
United States Of Anerlca Is plaintiff and DAVID N.i-
T94G 1Ieten n i5OP, e ths rreisss on rULspA
FIVE O'CLOCK y. NJ. those Parcels OF and
known as lots one and two in johnson sub q
Pleasant the District OF Columbia as the same APP
pear on the HAT recorded M the ofce Of the
Pars. Levy Court at page Il. SAID lots froni each
lSieet ON Grant avenue and are 100 ieet deep. :
be paid ON the day OF sale. balSnce in one and two
pa5 ents TO be secured 10y deed Of trn. on The prop
erty sold, or al cash at the rurchaseTs election Con-
W. --''AS '"1 RRIHGkr =. BIsNff' frus,-..
RADCLIFFE mama 20 a. A -, "a a's n y.
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THOMAS " FowIER.t r-
fe!D-d&ds JESsE J. PRAIHEK Z lrnstes-
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co. A1ciionec S
THOMAS BOWLING q son. Aucuoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE Oh LINCOLN"

phOFEkIl n The VILLAGE on ''LlNCOLN."
ID. 4.
BY virtue of q decree passed the I'd OF October
1891 by the supreme Court 81 IN. District Of
ba In cause No II. Us. 10 Doc. 10. Richard i Ball
Ast Alien r. Bell. the undersigned viii offer
At public auction IN front OF the premises FRI
DAY, FEBRUARY NINETEENIH, lsscs, Al FOI X
O'CLOCK 4. NJ the following Lots Of Land in the
ofhcial subdivision OF Lincoln. ID. G. 20 wit: Lots
nine (9) 10 sixteen l0 inclusive of d,
described IN Loer "a AZ folio Ia ct seq. Of the
frame house.
Terms OF sale: one-thrd cash. Of which deposit Of
% per cent must be paid At the time Of sale
residue IN two equal nstallments year and
Years. respectively. with Interest from day of sale
the deferred Payments 10 b. secured by deed Of
on the property sold Convey ancins aud recording
purchasers cost lerms OF To be complied gith
IN ten Jays alter sale Will be rso.d
and risk VI purchaser an default.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee.
fetldSds :rbI al. - NJ IN
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8 y. DunoRuI.
~ 20.
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In response to Q resolution OF that body
President Harrison has sent. to the House a
communication from the Secretary Of State
containing the correspondence between this
government and the governments Of Spain,
Brazil, Salvador and the Dominican republic
concerning reciprocal trade relations, together
with copies OF the commercial arrangements
entered into with these countries. Also o list of
import and export duties imposed by Brazil,
Salvador and the Dominican republic and those
imposed by Spain with respect to Cuba and
Porto Rico.
The Department Of State, says Secretary
Blaine, 10 not required by law to preserve
among Its archives records of concessions
granted to citizens Of the United States by
foreign governments. The Secretary was
cessions granted by the Dominican republic, a.
was requested by the House resolution.
AGAINST LOANS BY NATIONAL BANKS.
Mr.. Bacon called up in the House yesterday
the bill reported several days ago from the
banking and currency committee providing
that officers Of national banks shall not be given
loans by their banks except with the approval
OF the board Of directors. The measure was
discussed for sometime and then went over
until the next morning hour.
The Military Academy bill was under dis
cussion when the House adjourned yesterday
THE kEvENUE MARINE TRANSFER.
An argument prepared by Judge Jere
Wilson OF this city was read yesterday befops
the Senate committee on naval affairs in favor
Of the bill TO transfer the revenue marine sery-
ice to the Navy Department The argument
was made In behalf Of the officers OF the service
and was devoted in the main to q recitation of
the advantages that would accrue to the naval
and revenue services by the change Particular
stress was laid on the advantage naval officers
would derive from the experience gained in
coast navigation and the benefit that would be
received by revenue marine officers in promo
ton aud retirement
MOTHS.
The spsaksr has directed the opening Of the
east door and lobby on the House side, which
was closed last session, and the room made an
snte-room of the committee ON WAYS and
means.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctione.r..

RADCLIFFE DARR 4 CO.,
Auciioncers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-25

with the request and show the docu.
msnt until the proccsR was completed.
In note 70 Minister Egan November
~ Capt. Schloy gives him tho names OF
a number Of Witnesses 10 the assault on
the baltimore" mon, and on tile
same day Captain dchlny wrote the
lntondonto that Minister Egan could
supply the names 20 him upon Hppli.
cation. Nov. 9 Minister Egan,
fearful that tho lntendento might lake
Captain Schloy's communication
IA n declinutiOn 10 turnlrh
tho NAMES suggested, no agAin
communicated with him upon
the conditions laid down In Mir.
Blainc's telegram and gave him direct
ly the names Of tho witnessus. AZ
THIS stage In he.correspOndenee Score.
Wry Blaine turned 70 tho American
consul AZ Valparaiso and sent him tho
following telegram, dated Nov. Q:
"uivo mo all the facts you have and
all the Information relating TO the
riot Use tho naval clpheri."
Az thia stage, also, the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-25

tCoath'asd On Pa0e 5.l
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10 Minister Egau relative 10 this sub
jecl, Senior Malta, the Chilean minister
OF foreign affairs, Ia Ia instances rather
brusque, M may have been reen from
the following extracts: "lleliting 10
the extraordinary aud without exam.
pie events taking place nj the legation,
the envoy extraordinary will permit
me 10 excuse n discussion OF the point,
because everything done aud every.
thing that viii be done 10y the police
agents not only exercises the attributes
incumbent upon the local authorities,
which are better Informed ami better
posted, Of what takes place inside the
legation aud IT, Vicinity than appea N
10 be the envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentlary. In refer.
ence Ito the communication, his OK.
ceilency the envoy extraordinary and
minister pienipot writes 10 his
government upon these auDlec,a anu
the proceedings that may follow and
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by the International Navigation Com
plny, win he ordered n Boston ne soon
aa they arrive at al a merican port.
Tho lnman line "City Of Paris" and
"City ~ New York" and the lied
Star limo steamers "Fs.osland, I"
Wcs;orulau1" and "N1rdlRnd,D sail.
ing uuatr foreign colou, but owned
BY American citizens, will, II 10 boz
lieved, Dee chartered by the governs
ment within abort time. rha "City
Vt Iarla" has already been Withdrawn
nom the company'A service and Ia now
locked 40 Birktuhtad. England. The
agents 0f thn line say that she l. simply
being ovUrhauled preparatory 20 the
summer season, but IL Is believed THAI
sho l8 being prepared Tor any omer.
gvuCy that may arise requiring her
use by the United states Government
In the transportation Of troops aud
ambition.
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by hostility to those mon as sailors Of
the United States. lie says that IL
must he conceded from tho character
Of many Of the wounds that the public
police or some OF them, insttal "
adorliug protection 60 tue men
assaulted, took part la this cowardly
atlacEaud generally acted. ,owardithos
uuarmed men with brutality, therefore
IN conformity with Wharf ou's note,
he asks Tor inquiry anu tho punish
mont of tho guilty parties, and sug.
ges,s repAfaliou. Mr.. Egnn transmits
The iull tOxLof
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the now iusmcdUus Or orders i"ty
may give him. These arc nor matters
10 give auy grounds WhAte'er
for discusion With the underaig1. e,
"who u,Hcycs aud hoies, knowing ne
facts, such ~ they ARE, that tliy wili
be- Judged iu the sane light ana 10y she
same crll rinn that he himself iutges
them." Ia telegram OF the aaio "
EtftYfyahar gutI
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EH0n's telegram OCT. ~ says that
Capt Sohley's report jwd the assault
to have been brutal 4 unproyosed
aud implicated the ICe ~ having
been IN IL. A prom ruply follows
Mr.. Whar.On's interpreting sur
prise at his failure ttoceivD notice
ofregret for tho de In instituting
a searching Inquiry ohe part OF the
Chilean goyernmeut'oql Mr..
Egsu To call tho Stteon OF the Chi.
can government % facts aud la.
qulrc II there We're qualifying facts
Or explanation 10 q o.ttred OF the
apparent
IMPRESSION OF UuENDLiNEss
towards tho UulteItates, and con.
Guiding rs follows; Z the facts are as
reported by Cant. Say. this govern
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MORNING APPEAL
Entered at the Postoffice in Carson City
econd class matter.
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DR.. G. DWIGHT LOTHROP.

Thirteen years experience in the hos
3itals of Vienna and Paris. The most
lAillful Of living physicians and SUR
9eons.
These eminent Specialists can telN
lust what is the matter with you with
out even asking a question. Go and
See them. It will cost you nothing
and may save you years of suffering
and perhaps your life If your case is
;ncura BILE they candidly tell you SO, 1
If you are afflicted with Catarrh j
Consumption, Bronchitis, Nervous
Debility, Insomnia, Varicocele, Eczema
prany blood or skin diseas Syphilis,
Eonorrh9a, rheumatism o. any mala-
ly whatever, You should GILL on these
world renowned physicians and obtain
relief before it is too late.
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WE GUARANSEE SIX BOXs
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia,
sex Headach Indigestion, f'onstipa-
hon or ostiveness, W. cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when
directions are compiled with. hey are
pur ly Vegetable and never fail to give
sugar coated. Large box
es containing 80 ills 25 cents. Reware
of coGnterfeits and init ons. Sold by
W. b. CHED1C, C.lson, New.
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Young, middle AGED, or Old Men.

Who may be suffering from YOUTH
Full FOLLIES or the ENCESSES 6
maturer life, will find in these disting
uished specialists friend who knows
just what the matter is with you, and
will cure you sound and well.
Is yoar memory failing or yom
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and be a man.