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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-06
LIKE THE JAPANESE
UncIe Sans Sailors Praise the Kingdor
of the NfkadO.

UncIe Sans Sailors Praise the Kingd ON
of the Mfkado.
In her struggle with China Japan
has the undenied moral support of the
American bluejackets Those who
have spent some time upon the Asiatic
station and have experienced the hos
pitality Of the mikados subjects are
enthusiastic in their praise of the Jap
anese and equally rigorous in the con-
demnation Of John Chinaman-
wy does 1 like the Japanese?''
said one of them the other day. IVY
sir, we've never been to the Asiatic
station or ye'd never ask a question
like that.
Il lived in Japan wen our ship was
there-lived among her peop1e-and
nicer crew 1 never knowed- They
treats us like lords, so they does
wen we're out there. They're the
most faithful, the most polite, and
the most honest furriners on earth;
that they are
''Sure, wen a sailor man gets his
skin full Of grog in Toxic he never
need fear that when he gets his bear
ings again his pockets will be empty.
No matter how much money he has
he can travel in safety
mo Jap would ever think of steal
ing from him. I have seen jinrick-
sha man watch over one of our fellows
who was full when his blessed
guardjin angel wouldn't recognize
him.
''And wen the sailor lay down in
the gutter and fell asleep the little
man lifted him into the jinricksha
carried him home and put him to bed
The sailor had a couple Of hundred in
his clothes, and it was there. every
penny Of it, when he turned out in
the morning.
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ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.


On October 9th we will sell special ex-
cursion tickets to all points in Texas, IN
dian and Oklahoma territories, Ten nessee,
Mississippi Louisiana. Arkansas. North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida.
Colorado, Utah. Wyoming, Idaho and
Montana. Rate, one first class fare, plus
$500, for round trip. Good for twenty
days from date Of sale, with stop over
privileges
$3.50. St. Louis and return Tickets
on sale Sept % to Oct 6, inclusive. Good
to return including Oct g.
Kansas City Fair. One fare for round
trip. Tickets on sale Oct 1st to 7th.
Good to return Oct. 8
Wichita and return, one fare ($z 62) for
round trip Tickets on sale Oct 9Th to
10th, inclusive. Good returning up to and
including Oct 18th
Come aud see Us. No trouble to an
swer questions. Il o. GARvEY, AgE.
601 Kan. Ave.
112 and ia West 9Th. Peerless steam
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October :. 1881
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
Until October Sth- 1891, al 5 O'Clock. p. m for
the con strucIion Of a pipe sewer wl1h all the
necessary appendages, complete along certain
streets. avenues and alleys. contained IN AMI
constituting sewer district No. IL. in tie city Of
Topeka. and fully described in ordinance No.
1zzs, approved the 18th day of July. 1884,
All work necessary to com 4ete said system of
sewerage in said sewer district No. II, afOr6-
several plans a III the specifications dllly aD-
proved by tile mayor and council OF said city,
tie civ ii topeka and ali OF said WORK 60 be
done under the supervision and direction OF the
Payments for all of said work to be made on
mitted to the mayor and council of said city for
further action, either in Internal improvement
cash a the mayor and council NAV elect.
All proposals must be strictly observed and
conform 70 the following Instructions to bid
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
Proposals under different names VIII not
be received from one firm or association
2-The city council of the city OF Topeka
serves the ht 70 reject any or all bids or parts
of bids which may not be advantageous TO the
s-Each bidder viii be required to deposit
with the city clerk to the credit Of the city OF
Topeka a certified cheek of deposit for Two nun
aIxarded 20 flim according to the terms Of his
bid. within five days after the certIhcaton of
I'm ali bids made by arm. the individual
names Of the members must De written out and
must be signed In full giving the christian
names; but the sIgners may, if they choose. de-
scribe themselves in addition as doing a bust
ness under gwen name and style as firm
5-The place of residence of every bidder,
with county. and state. must be given. after his
signature. which must be written in fun.
6.-Any one signing proposal as the agent of
anO1 her or others. must file wiki it legal evil
dence of his authority TO do So
Alterations by erasures or interfineatiOns
should be explained OF noted in the proposal
over the signature OF the bidder.
s--All prices must be written as well
pressed in figures
s.-Proposals should be addressed to the city
clerk. city of Topeka. and endorsed Proposals
for the tructiOn of sewers in district No. Il.
in the city OF Topeka" together with the sigma
ture of the Individual OF firm bidding
IO-FOur per cent Of the contract will be de-
Quoted and retained by the city for expenses Of
engineering.
lsEALI 3 b MCFADDEN.
City Clerk.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR.



There viii be a special meeting of the council
of the city Of Topeka. October 8. 1884, a5
O'Clock p. H. for the purpose OF hearing any
and ali complaints that may be made Is 10 the
valuations assessed by the appraisers. as per
their report ME in the city CLERKS ONCE
OF said city, Of all lots. pieces and parcels OF
ground liable for the cost Of construction of
sewer in sewer district No IL. As provided By
ordinance No 17z7. approved july - 1884. and
also I'd hear any and all complains that may De
made the validity and fairness OF the as
SesSmenE or special taxes to be assessed or
levied on all lots. pieces and parcels OF ground
Liable for such assessment.
Witness my hand and the official seal Of the
city OF Topeka. Kansas. hereto attached this
24tn day of September. 1894
rsr r. W. HARRISON.
lS1AAI Mayor.
Attest s. s. MCFADDES. City Clerk.
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John Drew Fisher, the actor, who
died at Brooklyn, n. Y, was another
example Of how coincident fatality
may pursue a family. He was the
fifth of the Fishers who died at . a. 10.
on a Sunday morning, his mother,
brother and two sisters all having
died on that fatal day at exactly the
same hour in the morning
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Notice to Contractors
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK.
TOPEKA. KANSAS.
ArN- a.-. . 11f14

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK.
TOPEKA. KANSAS.
October 3. 1884,
Sealed proposals viii be received at this office
until O'Clock D. m October 5. 1894. for refioOr
ing the Kansas bridge. IN accordance
with the plans and specifications approved by
the mayor and council of the city of Topeka,
October LIST. 1894. and now fle in my Office
Bids should be for the whole of the labor and
material
certified check for 500 will be required as
guarantee that the party receiving the award
viii enter into contract
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
S. : McFADDES. City Clerk
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MONEY TO LOAN.
nor short loans see w. p. Hall at Midland
H. Machine shop, west First street.
II have $500 cash and clear lots to trade for
I'LL inside no use worth 81 500. Shelton, 313 Kan
sas avenue.
MONEY LOANED on horses. pianos, no USE
W hold goods and all kinds of chattel secure
ties. J.. BiscOe, 523 Kansas avenue room g.
TOARTIES wishing safe and paying invest
ment for their money, call at once on >. NJ.
Wood & Co., 534 Kansas ave.
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First published in the Official city paper Sep
TENDER &c. 1884
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If the care of the hair was made part
of a lady's education, we should not see
SO many gray heads, and the use of Halls
Hair Remover would be unnecessary.
All the talk in the world will not con-
vince you SO quickly as one trial of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve for Scalds,
Burns, Bruises, Skin Affections and Piles.
J. E. Jones
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vINEwoOD 8 HIGHLAND PARK r. r.
Trains will leave Quincy street station week
days for Vinewood as follows: Gas. II :51 S:O7.
6.41.
Trains VIII leave vinewOod for Quincy street
at 7:57. 1.O2, 4-19 $50.
80 SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Quincy street e.O2. 9:19. 1888, 1851.
1:50. 3.07, 4.24. 5:41, $50, $40. $50
Leave Vinewo0d SAP, $3.50, 11s1es 1880. $3.50,
Extra Sunday trains wiz be run according
to company orders.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-06

Ayers Ague Cure is warranted to cure
all cases Of malaria Sold by druggists
Price 81
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Read the "Wants." Many Of them are
as Interesting as news items See if it
IA not 40
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DR.. Menninger has moved back TO his
cottage. 1870 Topeka avenue. Tel. 50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-06

XNANTED-Ladie s both old and young wish
~ ing employment TO call at once at AS Van
Buren, street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-06

7irst published on the 3rd day of October,
1884. in the Official city paper-I
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-06

112 and ia West 9Th. Peerless steam
Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-06
First published October md. 1894. the To-
peka state Journal
Proposals for the Construction of
a System of Sewerage IN
Sewer District No.
II, City of
Topeka

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, }
CITY OF IOPEKA.
October 2. 1884.
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MANIFESTATIONS by a competent intel
lgenC American woman as marion or mouse
keeper in a school. hotel or pleasant family; OF
willing to take care Of an invalid IN city cOun-
try references. Mrs Bessie Maze, Winfield
Kansas.
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EASTBOUND.

"BeIween kansas CIty md Iopeka 8.
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Buy railroad, Pullman or steamship tickets Of
ROWLEY BROS.
agents santa Fe route. southeast corner Sixth
and Kansas avenue. Topeka
or W. c. CARNEY. Agent at Depot,
Or ARNOLD s. Son.
Agents. North Topeka
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VVANTED-By a young man. place to worl
" for board. Address L d. 81 Quincy.
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Wichita local.
q k / a h m a &
Texas local
Den 8 Tex Lin
California Lin
~kansas CITY &
Topeka plug
Colorado Night
Express
Man q b. Acc.
* sunday.
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XXANTED-By young lady attending Pond'l
10y Bushes college, place TO work for board
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Between Kansas CITY and Topeka only.
ATCHIsOS AND ST. JOSEPH.
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NWANlED-By man who has been recelT-
v ing salary Of $50 per month; being out OF
employment Will work for half that at any
honorable employment. Address B. p. journal
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(tHEAP OWERS-Ferns, palms. begOnIes.
OchrysanthemuIns, everything il our line n
stock, also cut flowers Dec0KagIng qecia4iTy.
Largest growers OF palms ia the sta Come
and see US and be convinced Telephone 81 l.
h. Keith < Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
Stood the Test.

AllcOck's Porous Plasters are unap-
pr0achable in curative properties, IA.
pldity and safety Of action, aud are the
only reliable plasiers ever produced.
They have successfully stood the test
Of over thirty years use by the public;
their virtues have never been equaled
by imltatOrs who have sought 10 trade
upon the reputatian Of Allcock's by
making plasters with holes in them,
and claiming them to be 'just a. good
as AllcOck's," and they stand today
endorsed by not only the highest med
ical authorities, but by millions Of
grateful patients who have proved their
efficacy az a household remedy.
Beware Of limitations. Ask for All
cocks, and do not be persuaded to ac-
cept a substitute.
Brandreth's Pills will purify the
blood.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
Steamer HItoDa
FOR PORTLAND.

FOR PORTLAND.
Leaves BOiss's dock Mondays, Wsdnesday6
ana Fridays 7f5 q. m.
RETURNING, leaves Portland Tuesdays.
fhurodays aud Saturdays Al as a. M.
Fast time for passenger service; no way
anding freight handled.
ROUND TRIP lunlimited) 200. One way,
sli2D.
MEALS 30 CENTS
EoI nelght rates and tickets apply 10 n. A.
sLEl0hF -'at, Al the dock loot Of state
saes' %b Y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16

anne dress she wore 20 years ago. How
faded it is and now out Of datel She sits
and listens as well as she can. Her ewes
ire SO dim she cannot see half way across
the church. Her ear is so imperfect that
she can only catch occasionally note of
the psalm or a word of the preacher
some one sitting next to her gives her a
book and finds the place for her. She
says, Thank you, miss; thank you"
She holds the book close up to her eyes
and with a voice all full of tremors
sings:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-16
The Gospel of Courage.

We try to make this church cheerful
church. A man on Saturday afternoon
stands in his store and says: "How shall
] meet these obligatiOnsJ How can en-
durs this new disaster that is coming
upon mei' He goes home. Sabbath
morning finds him IN the house of God.
Through the song. through the sermon,
through the prayer, the Lord Jesus
Christ says 20 that man: 20 man, / have
watched thee. have seen allthy strug-
giles. Ii is enough. | will sce thee
through. will stand between thee and
thy creditors. ! will make in heaven
ly treasures what you have lost III earth
" treasures. Courage, man, courage!
Angels Of God. command You 20 clear
the track for that man; put Your wings
over his head with your golden scepters
strike for MS defense; throw around him
all the defenses Of eternity" What Is
the consequence That business man is
strengthened. He goes 70 the store next
day feeling thar God Is with him aud
ready 10 deliver.
That same sunday there l. a poor old
woman IN the church hearing the gospel.
Oh, how saFunken she Is! she wears the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-29

1he RsesbytsraaA Assembly.
eAaAroeA. Nay 2a.-In the Presbyterian
general assembly today it va rssolved
thst according TO Presbyterian iav th.
various prssbytsriss have the rieht "a nro.
htbtt the attendance Of students under
their care upon . theological seminary
disspproved by the general assembly.
The committee appointed 10 confer With
Prof. Smith reported that they had : full
and fratsrnal conference with him. He
was not prepared TO tell ANYTHING that
would justify further action By the -
ssmbly.
A committee 70 confer with theological
summaries upon the subject Of closer rela.
tons and complstsr control was appointed.
Tbs committee on church polity reported
against any change In the portion Of the
constitution which provides committees
Of resolutions In hsrssy eassa Tie report
was adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Temperance reported.
Recommending that the assembly indorss
the visw that no party which maintains or
favors license and fails to place : speed
fed disapproval Of the saloon upon in
platform should receive the suffrasss Of
Christian men. After much confusion
and Dire Of motions and amsndmeuts
and points Of order the Recommendation
was adopted.
The last Of the Briggs case vas heard in
the dismissal Of The complaint Of John
McCo0k and others against the synod Of
New York for entertaining the appeal Of
IA membesS of the Psssbytery OF New
York against certain action taksn In
case Of Dr.. Briggs.
In regard to appropriations for sectarian
schools Is Vas resolved that 'ths general
assembly enters an earnest protest
against the bsstowA Of appropriations
from the treasury Of the United States for
the uses OF religious denominations Of
whatever name or under whatsoever pre-
text that may b NADIA"
After some further routine business the
assembly was declared adjourned sine die.
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There we're 7.056 admissions 70 the Mid
winter fair Monday.
Senator Jonse, of Arkansas. says the
tari1 bill viii b. voted on before June Is
An .rmv a. s4,,h.r, = r.archin, 10 tar
.ie~e - ascstcr r~rnds-se r.ines "a Snail
man, WV They are unarmsd.
The tv,.rr;.s ecc~r ~ American
rh,.;casrs sr1 .,r-.cr. iii h. ia .ees,on
= Wssht.sso, S;ss N.- 10 "a 81 md
Inn. I
Tn. r.a.,., ..r-t a NJ p.rl ,.rused n
,.e.rs,r -. 49,, = - .-s,si f,,,,, nrocselinr
NH -. tr;sI ~ Tssnt uarsv ths mur.
dersr al Capt Hedherr
,
me Lsevenw oftn, Nh. Is1es nss w
800. ~ IA ss..sS asr.-..s G., ~
A.scss.xsd p. 49,.
01ano CnteI hamsey nee oeon exon
Grated oy the convsntion o. railway TEL
esrapnem. whicn nss ossn invssagaane
sne chergee Against him.
Congrenman Bailey. o. Texas. win eau
up his Pill denying the night OF the secre-
tafy o. the treasury % issue Oonos. II ao-
osnsS tesue - decided upon.
Congressmau Rayner will bring before
congress the refusal of Russia TO permit
Rabbi Kranskopf, an eminent Hebrew
ecciesiastic Of PhiIadeiphia. 70 enter that
country.
Tia Columh;. hoAsl a y.stons Ter
vsa Ie.srovsd nv Fra e.,,v Mondav morn.
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Pes walsh.
WAssirsroH csrY. May q. The senate
spsas eight hours today discussing the
yess1on OF Tree lumber. Not . vote was
eses- The tariff bill places lumber In
- rough on the free hist The debate to-
~ sas upon Hals's proposition to trans
"a number 70 the dutiable list ut the rates
~ " the Mckinley law. Frye. Hale.
sana Mitchell and Dolph, representing
ssesN eakaesd in the lumber industry.
80 ths major portion Of the time in
ssppeu Of Haic's amendment. IL In
- the lumber paragraphs will be
"A O tomorrow. Sugar. upon which
tnssA " Wv '' ' o's'
-, the new senator from Georgia,
$3.50 carefully prepared speech on
sfai subject OF the tariff. Re
e . remark Of Hoar In . recent
49, = NAT the South Was endeavoring TO
~. industries of New England to get
~ Appomsttox. Walsh declared
.epts OF Georgia had no hostility
-. tae people or industries OF New
nd lie dwslt upon Georgia's ex-
asy resources in raw material and
49, sssesnring facilities, and submitted
statements OF the co m ptrolier
49, " 0eorgsA showing a net increase
. ..u values for the past ffteen year.
= s1,sSl The senators from the
- nc said. are asking this body to
carry out the pledges made to the
- ey The Democratic party to reform
hr'n, and in connection with the
-. aa they champion an amend
!. 70 which provides for .
sPea incomes. The South favors the
s.A sax. not from sectional or partisan
80 eas because IL Is equitable
Fight 1t Is believed TO
la no, only in the South. but BY the
= 70 every section. The Wilson bill
enaed Ia the senate IS a ccnpro-
~ wiz be so construed and &C
49, ~ the srea, majority of American
Who elected President Cleveland
aaeed the Democrats party in
In reference To the silver CUES
se SAID; While il 10 desirable to Sc
-. us mones.xstion Of silver by inter
-. Agreement stili, II the eppor-
offered Itself. he would not hesitate
ns s"s Tree coinage. with or without
k~s'enai agreement. believing the
- Resources and productive eaer-
-. hls country would enable our
80 Asas to sustain IL on . parity with
8. a compel recognition for il from
n. shisned governments of Europe.
80. favored tie repeal of the tar on
-, ssa& Circulation. At s:&s the senate
sss..ase executive session aud shortly
ward ae ,ourned.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY s s.~s "a s's %.
tupp = suec,aaiy This distingushed doctors sue
csss 10 csass q shs character has bssa really phs
1OUN0 MEN indiscrseions ana = : consS
quence ar a1lictsd with exAausting DRAMA pin,-
plea bAshfulneoA. averst0n % society, Tired,
stupid, gloomy feeling end fiIinG Of memory. con-
fusion Of idsaA ahsolussly unntsans yoa for study
business or marriage. Do not neglect yourseif
until too late DO not allow fAlse pride and sham
modsssy 70 deter yon n sesking Immediate reflex
Ges cured and b mAA
MIDDLE-AGED MEN : s.sS. 's 3, 's sss
su5ertng from weak bAcks, aching Kidneys. fro
Gus MT urinasion and sediment II urine often
accompanied BY Ices at vigoe and power and Inn
parmeut Of general health. Many die Of this ii m
Guilty ignorant Ut the causa. which - the second
ssaes o. seminal weaknsaA Before y = evsFiast-
ingly too late consult d. ewaeny. who thoroughly
undontAads your troubie and ean sfeas n with nm
fal Ing suceesa
KIDNEY AND URINARY s s,:,s a.
painfa. dffhcalt, TOO nSoueat milky OF blo6dy
mir n ~ dfnahnruAn n0nnf3ffy cuRo0.
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es.s.s' sssssros tlEY, May es.-This being
g. = GAY IN the house, the Brawley ball
81 the 10 per cent tar on
= issaes WAS sidstracksA semnox.
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ppTUATN dfseaseA hydrocele. variccceie
AsA a ~ tendernesa sweings. weakness
piles and dstulA kupsufs quickly cured without
pain or detention nom ousinesa
sCATARRH thrc.t. lung liver. heart. bowel
OA hAsusAA bladder, kidney. urinary and
III constitutional and internal troubles treated fAr
In advance Of any other institution ofthe West
BLOOD AND SKIN s sno:. : !, !. : !. :s. |. :
scrofals. sumou, syphilltic teiasa. rheamAsisn.
erupttona etc, promptly cured. leaving the ays
tam in pure. strong and healthy state
LANES II you are suffering from persistent
In LAD headache, painful menslruasion, leu
cofrhoea or Waftss intoIerable itching, displAco-
ment OF the womb or any other distressing aiimeus
peculiar 70 your Sax you should cali on d.
eWEANY without delay He cures when Others
fail
WRITE POUR troubles n living away from thu
W NA - city -housansis cured ~ home by
correspondence. and medicines sent secure f,on
cbssrsation. Bosk SEXUAL SECRETS
mailed free to anyone describing their trouhssk
Once hours, to IL \ m. 20 and TO . p
euudays 10 To ~ . N. only.
LEyERETT SWEANY. N. D..
7lS Front Street. Seattle, Wash
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ssay, and the ssv nsnhsrs pesssns cav,
bilja.
~ seu ~ passsd exsssdins ths time
ma.ins nsai PROOF sad payments on
- ssnd ciadnsd uadss che homsstesd e.
s1o hus soF one year from the time Of
nnai payment.
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Medical and Surgical Offices,
No. 713 Front Street,

This learned Specialist and Surgeon well avorab
the West by his long residence and
thank the people the Pacific Coast confidence
the and the afflicted everywhere
him ku and scientific
literary and professional education and With in
Of Nervous Chronic and Private
every durable in the catalogue ills He
that have baed the skill
His intelligent
on including merchants manufacturers mechanics
borer literary and gentlemen whom have exhausted
the skill their family without obtaining
sufficient Of perfect of he undertakes Consult
him this day much mental and physical suffering and
add golden years your i6e