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lHIIlIHrds.

Edwrrd Mclaughlin, the r"nnsyl yhnia ~chAmpioa.
o%utpiTynh ErakeI, tie German, al every point in
l4' r'ght'S match at Maurice nAly's a al uy ana
pulled do considerable Of the latter's big
!cLi, Mclaughlin pIHyol iu good form from
n" OPENING shot. md y 5""L .tS"dy work
nlSnt 10 Loco for kcrkau, Tn i"nnsylvanian's nigh
runs we're 5,p ui 8NJ. Krr. a.S lchl were 232 and
plN. IN" tOtn, 'or tnro" rignts is now Herkau. 9.OO0I
VI l~IIghllu, 2,+E2. ..rLiDsD.E. - ayeIa,o last night
Wis - n 20 G.G Eurkau's 81 1896.
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PORTLAND. Me-. Aug. 19.-HolidAy interest
here to-day WAS centred in tho parade of tho
Jack Tsrs from the white squadron through
the streets of the city. There were about LOO
men in line. headed by tho Third Cavalry band
and Troop F. United States Cavalry. In com.
$4,000 people gathered this Afternoon. Speaker
Reed occupied a private box In the grand stand.
Gov. Powers. city officials. and officers from tho
warsLips were also present. The cavalry troop
gave an exhibition Of rough riding.
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REPORTER TURNS THE TABLES.

Murray Seeks Damages from SHOW man Jabour.
Who Accused Him or EHtortiou.
George Jabour. tho proprietor OF the Turkish
Theatre at Coney Island, was arrested yesterday
afternoon on n warrant Issued by Supreme
Court Justice nickey in tho civil suit for dam
ages brought by Charles H. Murray for false ar
rest and imprisonment. Murray. who Is u re-
porter, was arrested a week ago at Concy Island
upon the complaint Of Jabour. who charged him
with extortion. Murray was tried before Justice
Sostrand and the case was dismissed.
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A sCORCHER's EXCUSE.
Said His Mother Was Dead when ArraiGnod
Before Crnne-Let 90.

When John J. Brown Of PSI West Thirty-frst
street was arrsiRned in the Yorkville Court yes
terday for searching he acknowledged that he
was going down Eighth avenue as fast as he
could push his wheel.
My mother was dead, and I was trying to
my dead mother and not OF the law" he said.
Magistrate Crane said that a mothers death
was a heavy affection. and that he would accept
the young mans excuse as genuine. He accord.
inRly discharged him.
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Six Arrests Under KentuoLy's Few Turnpike
Law,

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. Aug. 1s.-Six men have
been arrested in this county for violating q sec
tionof tho new Anti-Turupiko Raider law. They
attempted TO prevent the road workers from
with violence II they did not stop. Tho road
workers recognized six of the mon aud Bwore
out warrants against them. These win be the
hrst cases to be tried for violation OF this SEQ.
Ton OF the now law.
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STARYED HERSELF TO DEATH.
Mrs. ConinswoFth Was Deserted By Her Hus-
bana-No Kood rr FIfty-nxe Days.

baud-No Food ror FlrtS-nve Days.
FRANKFORT. KY. Aug. 1s.-Mrs. Lena Collins
worth OF Powellsville, Bell county, died y.ster-
day after ~ifty-ive days fasting. Mrs. Collins
worth became respondent over tho desertion Of
her husband and determined TO starvo herself to
death. Hor persistence and determination were
never shaker. Mls. C%olIinsworth was undor 80
years Of age and previous 10 her marriage was
used to comfortable surroundings. Her hus-
band, whose desertion caused her death, re-
turned to attend the funeral.
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Trouble In store TOR Lawyer Alberts. Warner.

Albert S. Warner, "A New York lawyer, was re.
GENTLY accused of withholding $7l2 in q fore
closure proceeding In which no was the referee.
The matter came UP before Justice Dickey in
the Supreme Court hi Brooklyn ON July 80. and
Warner WAS directed " make an accounting.
issued a warrant, dire led to Sheriff Tamsen,
for his committa to Ludlow Street jail.
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National blank Book Company to He Dissolved

Judge Slower Of the Supreme Court granted
an order yesterday dissolving tho National
Blank Book Company, q New York corporation
formerly al 10 Duane street, In proceedings
brought by tho directors for the voluntary dis
solution of the corporation. and appointed
James w. Town receiver. Tho company has NO
liabilities and no assets.
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CHICAGO. Aug. ls.-The West Park Board
has had twelve OF its policemen mounted on
bicycles. It Is intended to retire the horses en-
tirely on the bouleyards and in the parks.
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SYRACUSE. Aug. lS.-Crc>ceus, owned and driven by
Charles ketcham OF Toledo. in the 2:2O trot. easily
won in straight heats from u field OF sixteen. The
summarizes:
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Arrivu, or v~ene.aela's War minister.

Gen. Ramon Guerra, Venezuela's Minister OF
War, arrived yesterday on the Red ID line steam.
ship Philadelphia from La Guuyra.
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THIS NATURAL MINERAL WATER
property OF the French hepubl

Has no equal In cases of GOVT, RHEUMA.
TIsM or DYSPEPSIA. Taken with meals, 1t
strengthens the nerves and facilitates digestion.
General AEency, S9O BROADWAY.
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Tiuio. plpL,. 2:lsL?, Y3lpi4,
Running iuhrt"rH ( q mil" h@st 9 in
9.-p'llhOy wen, Frank Il. seGCud, lIl.bcr tIird
LNveuin and Lady NJ. also rau.
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The winners were Eurybla. Acushla. Keneu
xii. Presto, Minnetonka, Yoln, aud Alice. Ii
the 25.foot open cat class p: X. pidgcon won
but was protested By ZcIIca. Decision reserved
The record-union., 1897-11-12
THIRTY DAYS.
Charles Rays Penalty for Assault
ing a Jap.

Charles Ray, an eighteen-year-old
youngster, was before Justice Davis in
the Police Court yesterday morning for
battering a Japanese named NJ. Kuwa-
noto. The latter, it appeared, was pass
ing through the alley between Third and
Fourth, X and l. streets. when young
Ray who with a number of companions
was shooting craps, sprang up and
without provocation struck the Jap IN
the mouth, knocking out several teeth.
Ray, who is well known to the police,
entered plea of guilty and was SEN
fenced to thirty days in the County Jail.
Subsequently he declared his intention
of leaving the city as soon as his term
expires.
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ANOTHER OLD CASE.
Arguments in the City's Suit
Against T. j. Clunie.

The old case of the city against T..
]. Clunie, q suit in ejectment involv-
ing what the city claims to be a part
of @ street. was argued yesterday be-
fore the Supreme Court, Judge McKune
representing the city and Elwood Bru-
ner appearing for Clunie
The history of the case is quite famil-
lar TO the people of Sacramento, hav-
ing been before the courts for years.
Clunie built warehouse on the riv-
er front, which projects beyond the line
of @ street. 1t is in what is known
as Brannan's addition, and Clunie
claims that there never was any 6edi-
cation to the city of streets in that To-
cality.
Judge Catlin gave judgment for C1u-
ME, ard the city appealed therefrom.
1t claims that the Ruth map, filed in
1851 by Brannan, Bruce, Graham and
Wetzler, shows that the streets in
Brannan's addition We're dedicated to
thp city'S use.
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SACRAMENTO MINERS.
Articles Of Incorporation of thu
Midas Mining Company.

Articles Of Incorporation of the Mi
das Gold Mining Company We're yester-
day filed with the County Clerk The
company is organized to conduct a
general mining business in this State
It's place of business is Sacramento.
The capital stock is $500, 900, all OF
which has been subscribed as follows:
J. II. Roberts 5,23O shares, 5000;
J. w Roper 1875 shares, S137 800; L.
A. Mcintosh 1875 shares, S13I, 800;
Howard K Johnson 10 shares. $1,000,
Wilbur F. George 10 shares, 81 900
The directors are J. H. Roberts, How
ard K. Johnson and Wilbur F. George
of Sacramento, and L. A. Mcintosh and
J. w. Roper of Chico.
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The Phoenix shaving Parlor.

Joseph S. Sarrett has taken posses
sion of the 'Phoenix" Shaving Parlors.
the most luxuriously appointed shaving
perlors north of San Francisco and
has surrounded himself with a trained
corps of assistants, every one of whom
is an artist in his line. The little ac-
cessories, such as toilet articles, are
of the purest and best, and will be
feature of the business under the new
mana agement. Mr.. Sarrett announces to
the old patrons of the Phoenix" that he
has nothing whatever to do with out
standing accounts of the business under
former arrangements.
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EASTERN STAR ELECTION.
Officers of Elk Grove Chapter for
the Ensuing Year.

At a regular meeting of Elk Grove
Chapter, No. 100. Q. E. S., held on Tues.
day, the 9th inst, the following named
officers were elected and appointed
Mrs. NJ E. Campbell. w. Matron; w
T. Stephenson. w. p: Mrs. Lilliar
Stephenson. Associate Matron. +
Bower, Secretary; S. C. Stewart, Treas
urer: Miss III. ]. Smith. Conductl ess,
Miss A. NJ. Smith. Associate Conduc-
tress; Mrs. S. G. Bradford, Adah; Mrs
NJ A. Davis, Ruth; Mrs. f. J. Stewart
Esther: Mrs. Jennie Andrews, Martha,
Mrs. A. Z. Freeman, Warder: Henry
Allfucker. Sentinel, Organist Miss
Emma Alitucker.
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erly winds, and partly cloudy weather

9rly winds, and partly cloudy weather
prevailing.
The barometrical readings at 5 a. m.
and 3 r. m. yesterday were 3O.16 and
3O.1 inches, respectively.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 63 and
80 degrees and one year ago to-day IS
and o6 degrees.
1t will be seen by comparison with
last November at this date that the
weather was much cooler than at the
present time
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Sudden Attack Of Insanity.

The conductor in charge OF the south
bound Oregon express yesterday morn
ing reported at superintendent Wright's s
office that woman travelling second
class and holding a through ticket to
Chicago, had become insane and was
taken from the train at Chico and placed
ir a hospital at that place. He had
been unable TO learn the woman's name.
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The JOYS of Travel.

c. C. Burnett OF San Francisco. an
old Sacramentan. will give a stereopti-
con lecture on Our Own Fair America, .
in the Sixteenth-s Church, this
evening. He has the best of views and
the evening promises TO be one of great
delight to all His former lectures here
gave much satisfaction, as viii this one.
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Taken Under Advisement.

In Judge Hughes court yesterday ar
guments were heard In the cases of w.
F. Drew against the city and the people,
by Drew. against John B. Rodgers
The cases were then submitted and
taken under advisement.
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SPECIAL VALUES NOW SELLING
At the J-Street Bargain House (OId
Red HOuSe.1

Mems 25c silk teck scarfs. &c; ladies,
25c suede finished gloves, 15c: mems
heavy cotton overshirts, 24c; mems
English ribbed, fleeced lined undershirts,
30c; ladies superior quality black or
drab corset, sizes IS to 26. 49c; chill
dren's 40c black cashmere wool hose,
DC: children's 25c wool hose, small and
medium sizes, 15c.
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Preston School Inquiry.

Governor Budd states that he will
call a meeting of the Trustees of the
Preston School of Industry, to be held
in this city on Tuesday next. The re-
cent scandals affecting the institution
will be considered. and it is likely an
will be ordered.
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Wants a jury Trial.

charged with having battered John II.
Judge. was called in the Police Court
yesterday morning. the defendant en-
tered plea of not guilty and demanded
a jury trial. The case was set for l 80
o'clock D. m. Thursday next.
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Old Homestead mince meat, sc pack
age; None Such New England mince
meat, 3 for 25c; Early Rose potatoes
SOC sack; granulated sugar, s. So sack;
good butter, 40c roll. Beesley & Son
SIC and SIS J.
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Weather Reports.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been 65 and 46 de-
grees, with gentle southerly and north
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Eichrodt Inso1vent Matter.

Judge Hughes has made an order
setting for hearing to-day the applica-
ton of Max Fichrodt an insolvent
debtor, for discharge.
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Have your teeth extracted by DR.
Smiths electrical process; 20 years sue
cessful use. Fifth and X streets.
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Try McMorry's SOC uncolored Japan
tea; e. B. tea, 60c; G. p. tea, 75c: p. F.
Japan tea, 40c; 531 M street.
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Great Ribbon sale

At the old Red House, No. 40 and 60,
black and new shades of bonnet rib
bons, 15c yard; narrower widths at
equally as low prices.
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Call and see our domestic heater. Tom
Scott, agent, 303 street.
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Prepare for storms.

Buggy tops, $12; storm aprons, 81 so;
side curtains, 81 80. A. Meister & Sons,
910-914 Ninth street, Sacramento.
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S2OOOoo 90

Mrs. Jones uses SrAzz2lngs S
Best baking powder, and you
don't, and she makes fine cake
and you don't-don't blame
your ability, blame your baking
powder.
A Schng & Company o,,
san Francisco <-<i
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DR.. Weldon. SOC j street. extracts
teeth without PAIN local anesthetic.
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Miller Bros, 1116 street, sell oil
heaters at cost. They also have fine
line of air tight heaters.
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Save money by buying your tea and
coffee of j. LIcM 1rry. 531 II.
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Crisps! Crisps! Crisps! Sacramento
Crisp Companys new factory; opening
Saturday night, 42411a K street.
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must be faultIess. You are
doing yourself an injury ii you allow
isn't thoroughly up in every detail. We
have exceptional advantages for studying
the styles and we give you the benefit of
all that's new at prices asked by tailors
who are a year behind time.
The record-union., 1897-11-12

visu Stable, Ninth and I, for rig
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Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 35.
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See Miss Schubert's want ad.
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LOOK At THESE PRICES

All kinds of Vegetables and Flower Seed
Bulbs. &. &. NANLET Sc 8R,
Teiephoncs-Sunset, black, 76l: Capital. COG.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(For) }(From
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From the authority of in re Shibuya
Jugiro. 40 U. s.. 294. l dissent from
the order granting the certificate Of
probable cause. GAROUTTE, J"
THE COURTS OPINION.
Before adjourning for the afternoon
the court filed the following opinion.
giving the reasons on which the writ
of probable cause was issued. The
court says:
This is an application for a certificate
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-16

cases; but that It simply made private
contract with the manager Of the popu-
list paper OF Boise and gave II the pat
ronagc At the price above stated and
this In the face OF a public offer made
by another printing house OF the city to
do the work At the rate Of e1.20 per
page. These men were elected TO the
legislature on platform OF which econ
omy WAS the keynote. and II they were
disposed to carry that doctrine into effect
they would lay aside partisanship and
try and carry on the affairs OF the legIs-
lature on correct business lines. In
awarding public contract 10 be paid
FOR out Of the public treasury II Is Oh
duty OF Legislators and other public
officials to award II to the individual or
firm who are willing TO do the work for
the least money, provided always that
they are responsible, without regard to
politics or favoritism. The fact that
printing company has In the past pub
lished a gold bug republican paper or a
democratic or a porulist paper should
have no bearing on the matter of letting
a public printing contract All the tax
payers care TO know Is who will do the
work Tor the least money, and they have
n right to demand that such one shall
do the work. Although populists lay
great stress, in their campaign speeches
about economy, and the poor taxpayer.
and the granduer OF patriotism when
applied 10 politics, the fact remains that
when thew get a show they look AS care
fully after the loayrs and fishes as the
most hardened sinner who has not yet
turned to populism for political saliva
ton.
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THE Pacific railway funding bill was
defeated In the lover house Of congress
on Monday, by an adverse majority Of
90. This will be good news 10 the Pacific
slope generally and to the people OF
California In particular, for they have
been nj the mercy OF the Southern Pact
Nc octopus for years II is difficult Ia
tell whether the people will be much
benefited In reality, for II is understood
that In the event OF the government
Purchasing It's mortgage there is already
combination formed TO buy In the
property. The time Is surely coming
when such avenues OF trade will be
under government control and perhaps
NJ far rs the welfare OF the people is
concerned the sooner such change
takes place the better.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-01-16

Spokane Chronicle; An orange picked
on the 4th OF January Is a curiosity taat
arrived In the Chronicles mail Wednes-
day morning. 1t grew on tree In the
yard OF. Samuel Shaw at Wawawai IN
the Snake river valley, and according TO
II letter that accompanied 1t is the ad-
vance agent Of one OF the biggest fruit
crops ever gathered in that section.
The winter thus far has been most .av-
orable for fruit and stock, cattle having
required NJ feeding, the green grass be.
ing uncovered by snow.
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NOTICE OF FoRrEITuRE.

Pearl. Boise Co.. Idaho. January LIST 1897.
To Ellenwood Madden. You are hereby noti-
ned that 1 have expended ti0Ol one hundred
dollars In labor and improvements npon the
Artic lode a. will appear by certificate hled In
the once OF the Recorder OF said county In order
10 hold said premises under the provisions OF
section eSs3 Revised Statutes OF the United
States OF America being the amount required "a
hold the same for the year ending january Isl
1897 and II within ninety day from the service OF
this notice or within ninety days after this notice
by publication you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure as a co
owner your interest In such claim will become
the property OF the subscriber under said section
xSf ED q. LEE
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-Pont Moulton came up from Weiscr
Wednesday. being called here because
OF the critical condition OF his brother
Frank who was dangerously injured by
being run over by wagon on Tuesday.
IS. Dempsey started for Denver
Thursday with a shipment Of ore from
the Emmett mine. He goes to arrange
for the reduction OF the ores now being
taken out OF the Emmett and Oph'r
claims and everyone will hope that the
returns from this initial shipment will
be fully up to the expectations Of the
owners Manager Blain has increased
the working force AT the mines and ex-
poets to ship a carload every month
from this time on.
--Joval. jolly, John Dillon. pet Of the
public aud ev.rybcdy's favorite, will
appear at Caldwell. Saturday evening.
Jan. 10, presenting his great comedy,
"Wanied the Earth" For thirty wears
John Dillon has stood In the front rank
Of Americas comedians and his name
and fame are sufficient to pack any
theatre. Many OF our people will avail
themselves OF the opportunity Of attend
ing his charming performance.
Tim Carroll. an old timer Of Boise
Basin, died al Quartzburg on Tuesday
Mr.. CARROLL had been cripple tor sew
eral years having lost his lower limbs by
being frozen while going from Idaho
City to Banner. Being overcome by the
cold he lay on the mountain for five days
and nights without fire. food or shelter.
He was finally rescued but his legs had
to be amputated To save his life. He
was afterwsrd elected auditor aud re.
corder 81 Boise county aud held that
office four years.
"A new bark has been launched upon
the uncertain sea Of journalism. at Me
ridian Idaho. with X. III. Clopton at tn,
helm, under the name OF the Meridian
Sun. A copy OF the first issue has just
reached us and we hasten to offer tn,
heroic individual who thus tackles
newspaper enterprise during this wond
eriul boom of returning prosperity.
our heartfelt sympathy. We congratu
? late the citizens Of that town that the,
are now to have newspaper man a
! mong them 20 rustic" for the commu
nifty and say nice things about the citi
: zens and TO furnish an object for kick
e and growls when any citizen happen
e to be bilious. Shakel brother Clopton
q Wen be happy to swipe locals from yo
+ from time to time and he generally soc
b able.
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Free and confidential examinations to
all at the Office or by letter. He treats
all durable chronic diseases with cleo
tricity, medicine and surgery. The cure
OF private diseases, as well as all female
troubles, deafness catarrh. bronchitis,
consumption, dyspepsia, skin diseases,
liver. kidney and piles, specially.
Surgical operations scientifically and
successfully performed If necessary.
Out-of-town patients treated with un-
failing success through correspondence
one visit desirable but not necessary.
Medicine sent safely and free from OBJ
servation to any part of the country.
Write for symptom blank and circular
Drs. Liebig 4 Co. continue TO treat
chronic, nervous and special Diseases
also weak men organic weakness, fail
ing memory, lack OF energy, physical
decay, deformities, etc, etc, arising
from indiscretion. excess or indulgence
producing some of the following effects,
Nervousness, debility, dimness of vision
self distrust' directive memory, prema-
tureness, want of control OF vital organs,
pimples on face, aversion to the society
OF females. loss Of ambition, lack of con-
tidence, gloominess, dependency, I'M
ttness to marry, melancholy, stunted
development. loss of manhood. night
losses. pains in the back, varicole, gon-
orrhns, syphilis. pites, structure, gleet
unnatural discharges. etc, treated with
success, safely and privately. Send for
question blank. OF better call IL YOU can.
DIR. A. c. Stoddart, visiting physician
and contracting surgeon for the Liebg
World Dispensary. San Francisco has
decided to settle AMI will have offices
for consultation at his private reception
rooms, in Atlas Block. Helena.
All patients in. around and about
Emmett and surrounding country should
cnnsult with San Fnncisco's renowned
specialist, Helena. Montana. DR.. Stod-
dart is managing physician in Idaho.
Montana. Washington and Oregon for
Drs. Liebig & Co., San Francisco's most
reliable and successful SPECIALISTS.
Everyone desiring special cure. adj
dress DIR. Stoddart, Atlas Block, Helna
Montana.