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forerlosnre Sales.
SUPREME COURT, County of New York.-


SUPREME COURT, County OF New York
noah G ROGERS. Plaintiff. against BENJAMIN
BERGER EFT AL Defendants
In pursuance OF ]ndsraent Of foreclosure sale
duly made and eztersd IN the action bearing
date the 4th day Of January. 1900
/. UNDERSIGNED the in said Judgment
named viii sell at pubic auction at the New York
Real Estate Salssrcom No. III Broadway Borough
Of Manhattan city OF New York. the nfth dag Of
February, 1900. al twelve O'Clock on that daY by
Bryan L. Kennedy & Co. Anctoneers the premises
directed by said judgment and therein de-
Rcribed a follows;
All those certain lots pieces parcels land
lying and being IN the berongh Of The Bronx city Of
New York, bounded and described follows: BEGIN
MING at the southeastey Of Vanderbilt
RalrCad) Avenue and 1S9th formerly Bassford) Street
running thence Eas~ardy along the southery side Of
lS6th Street One hundred and forty feet thence
Soethwardly ard parallel with Vanderbilt Avenue One
hundred q0) feet; thence WestwardIy parallel
iSeth Street One hundred and
e-y side Of Vanderbilt Avenue. Northwardly
the eassriy eide Of NRnderAit hundred tI0c
feet 20 the point plac= Of beginning.
Dated. New York. January 10th, 1900
CHARLES STRAUSS, Referee.
MERRILL 4 ROGERS
Attorneys for plaintiff
III Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan.
City
The following is diagram property be sold
as described above No numbers been given
the property;
Isesh CBassford1
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NEW YORK sUPREME COURT County 0

New York.-The z. r ogden Lumber cornpanv
Plaintiff, against Ernest WetsereF others Defen-
pursuance Of a Judgment Foreclosure and Sale
duly and entered IN action bear
ing the 18th day OF January 1900 I tae under
signed. the Referee In said Judgment
Public Auction AZ the New York Sales Room
No III Broadway in the Borough Manhattan CITY OF
New York On the 18th day OF February. 1900 IL
o'clock that day, by D. Phoenix &
Auctoneers the premises directed by judgment be
cold, and therein described as follows:
Al those certain lots pieces OF parcels Of land lying
being In the City OF New York Borough Manhat-
with the Improvements thereon
beginning a point Southery side of West One
Hundred Sixtythrd hundred ana
dfty (s5O the Intersection
Of Eastsrly line OF Amsterdam Avenue wit
Souterly line Of said West One Hundred Sxty-thrd
Street running Southerly parallel with said
said Amsterdam and
and six 90 or
Thence Easterly along the said
SAID block hundred and eight 19S) feet: Thence
and parallel with said Eastery OF
4 Avenue hundred and twelve feet
and sig inches the SOutberly line One
Hundred and sxtythrd Street: Thence Westerly along
sac souherIy OF West One Hundred Sxty-third
street hundred and eight 0s feet the point or
place beginning be the said several distances
less.
EDWARD W. 6 JOHNSTON Referee
T ANDERSON Attorney Plaintiff. Nc. 2T
49, William Street Borough OF Manhattan, New York
The following diagram Of the property be sold
described above. the street number being -
cerGc
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- sr2o1unate amount lien charge satisfy
which he described property is to be Sold is
SIS 90 with interest thereon from the 9th day OF
allowances
@ - s225 90 With January 16th 1890 to-
VIII the expenses sale. approximate
sos,n. Of taxes other liens, which
- sifoued 10 the purchaser OF the purchase money
~ natd os the $1,000 taxes fer 1899 and
- 80 .1S Srntor water for 1850 fixed
- PREMISES are subject prior mortgage
s .nere Is now II $50 600. with
q, &C. from 2Tth, 1893.
rSsssS- New York January l5fh 1900.
D@eeD- EDWARD ". E. JOHNSTON. Referee.
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11nblir Notlres.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by the

GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the
- Common Council City Rochelle, at the
Corporation Rooms corner Main and Rose streets
O'Clock p. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9Th, 1900. for
five Certificates Of Indebtedness for So 1872 So and
interest the rate OF six
numbered from to FIVE cousecutiveiy certf
number being the four for
SIS 10000 each; said certificates due payable
lowe:
Number the first day OF February 1901. and
each thereafter until all the said certificates
paid
certificates will be payable on the
first DAYS February and August each year
said certificates bear the February Ist 1900
Bids be addressed &c Andrew J. Self city clerk and
marked such.
The Common Council reserves the reject any
all BLDG.
BY order Council Of the City OF New
Rochelle.
Dated New Rochelle N. Y January 18th. 1900
ANDREW j. SELF. city clerk.
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- YoRK-PAYsoN MERRILL Plaintiff against BEN
TANIN BERGER EFT AL. Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly made the above entitled action
ing the 4th day Of January 1900 I. THE Under
SIGNED said Judgment
rltIfc a York Estate Sales Room
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan, City
Nevy York Of February. 1900, a
O'clock noon that day by Bryan L Kennedy & Co.
directed said be
sold andt described follows
All those pieces parcels OF situate
living and being Borough OF The Bronx. City
point on side Of 1s6th Street distant
hundred forty G40 feet Eastwardly from the
easterly CT isstb Street and Vanderbilt formerly
Raroadl Avenue; thence running Eastwardy along
southery 1ssh Street One hundred and sixty
feet. thence Southwardly and parallel with Vanderbilt
Avenue One
MOCK: thence WesHardly along said centre line
5-ed and d6O thence Northerly parallel
with vanderbilt Avenue One hundred 900 feet the
uoint or place Of beginning.
DATED New York, January 10th. 1900
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referee
MERRILL & ROGERS.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
III Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan,
New
following diagram OF the property 10 be sold
described above, numbers having yet been
given the property
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The approximate Her charge 70 satisfy which the
above described property 70 be sold s12 TS0 S.
interest from the second day Of January 19oo together
win costs and allowances amounting S419, with
EST from the 4h day Of January 1900 together with the
expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes. other
liens which TO be allowed the purchaser Of the
purchase paid by the Referee IS xI35 70.
Dated, New York January 10th. 1900
CHARLES STRAUSS Referee
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STORAGE NOTICE.
GLOBE STORAGE CO..
AOa-3nT Z R1st 81

1oe-oVf r. hlSt St
New-YoGk. January Doth. 1900
Peter Lehn. Mrs. Anna Beck. Dr. Henry
Herbert. NJ. McTigue. Lizzie Finn, Mary
Flynn. Mrs. Amelia Lewis Charles Ham
ing Mrs. Joseph Residing Nora o Brien.
Margaret Brennan. Frank Kratch. Mace
lin scnione-. Louis FINGER. Edgar Payne
John c Graham. A. Schlcffei John COL
Inns. Charles Clark. Arx. Flora Jende. J.
K. RIves. Mary Healy. 3. Stone Mrs. Da-
yid Roche Tweddle Anna Armstrong. o.
J. Knapp Mrs. 5. B. Strang Louis Hart.
Mrs James O'Brien. Michael Mcdonald,
Leyison. Harry Hayma-. A A Jones. Kate
Don%ty, Fannie Il Brown. Frank Der
nard- Kate McDerrr1tt Mrs L. Rscizafei1er,
Mrs. Bridget None Mrs. Nathan s. Roberts.
Harry Lowenstein. Mrs. Jane Keating, Mrs
Pauline sifverstoBe Michael Hughes j.
McMenany. Mabel Irving. W J. Prince.
Mrs Lilly Hall. P. H. Nichols. Annie
Downs. Julia Brennan. Lena Ernst. James
HLleTy, Mrs c. z. Butler slrs A.
bert. Otto Gramm. Mrs. Catherine Can
field. B. Rank. Nellie Shield Lena Rutt-
man.
You are hereby notified that the time for
the payment Of the lien / hold upon the
property hereinafter described having ex-
given you. I will cause such property, 70
Wit. household goods. personal effects and
merchandise, stored by you IN my ware
houses, to be sold at pubic auction. ac-
coruing 70 the statute in such cases made
ana provided. at my warehouses, 305-30I
e 61st ST. on "Wednesday Feb 2Ist 1900
commencing at 10 o'clock a m. If the
safe De not completed on the 21st day Of
Fenruary, IL VIII be continued on each day
the goods ars sold
GLOBE STORAGE co.
Andrew B. YetteF Prop.
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Parry Street.


The approxirate amount OF charge satisfy
described property be sold Is $50
thereon from the 4th day OF May,
together with and allowances amounting 70
the 9th day Of May 1883,
together with expenses The approximate
amount Of taxes other liens which
b. allowed TO the purchaser purchase money
paid bv the referee SGO6 property
will sold in parcel
Dated New York, Januar! 10 1900
THOMAS F. DONNELIsY,
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l44th Street.
1896
ISsth Street.


The approximate Of the lien charge TO satisfy
which the above described property Is be sold.
S14,51516 with interest from January 22d
with and allowance amounting IS with in
teres from January Both approximate amount
Of the other liens
be allowed the purchaser purchase money
paid by the Referee, IS 1914 o. with interest
Dated New York, February ID 1900
John II ITrDr.r Fsss-.a
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NETWORK. JANUARY q. IeOO-To
Mary Pagan, Mr.. Sisco. s H Biekard
MIS- c. King. Christiana James. George
a Norcross, L b a. Co. account OF
Clernentine Dahlgren: Mrs. G. H Jackson,
Sejestine Wilson, Shsilie Hinton. Mary A
Scotland. Thomas L. Davis. F. s. Taeber,
mrs. n. Pierson by Fitzhugh, Clair Moore,
James ONeiu by William Robinson Mrs.
Mary Overland. Mrs NJ Foley Henry
Davis. Mrs Frank Emerson by Mary
l1eweek, Mrs Lizzie Showers. Mrs. James
NanderVere, Frank Coolbaugh. Mrs Nc
Donald. David Armstrong J. Schwarz
William c. Blackburn. Mrs. J. H Travis,
Benjamin F. Palmer, Cardie woodward.
Samuel Gaines. Mrs. J. Armsted: You
and each Of you are hereby notified that
the time for payment Of my lien I hold
upon the property hereafter described hav-
ing expired, after due notice thereof had
been given You, I viii cause such property
TO wit: Household goods. personal effects,
merchandise. stored by you in the Guar
anty Storage Warehouses. to be sold by
public auction according 10 the statutes
in such cases made and provided. at the
Guaranty Storage Warehouses. 81 and 313
". 41st-st., on Thursday February 10Th
1900. at 1890 a m. and II the sale thereof
is not completed on said date the sale
will be continued at the same place on
each and every Thursday thereafter be-
ginning at 1890 a. m. and continuing
until all the goods are disp@s~d o. Guar
arty Storage Warehouses. JOHN j. WEBB.
Proprietor
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5ao secondhand
wood and Iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE 2. EDDY. 306 Aadl-
sun-st.
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LOST.

DosT.-Bankbook No $780, T2, Bank for
Savings. ESQ 4th-ave., New-York. Pay
rent stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PLANO EXCHANGE. JOB and iOT West
G3d-st-. buys sells. exchanges. rents
pfanoE; tuning. repairing. boxing. shipping
ApvERTISEAENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE, No !, 242 Broadway, ID door north
OF 31st-st-. until 8 o'clock q. a3vsr-
tisenaents received al the following branch
off7ces al regular office rates until o clock
.. m. viz, 254 Sts1-ave.. D. Z. cor. lSd-st-;
l52 sth-aFe.. cor I2th-st.: Macy's. 9th
ave and 14th-st.: i42 Columbus-ave.. near
West B6th-st: 100 West 4ed-st., near 9Th
ave-; 81 East i4th-st.: zs7 Wssf 42d-st.,
between Ith snd sth evss. 15s East STIR
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A ADVERTISEMENTS s-d subscriptions for The Tribune
n re~efv@d ar Uptown FssS=. No Lap Broadway
of until o'clock .. advertise
rens received az Following branch Offices regular
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cor 2se-gt I52 eth-ave. 12th-st Mays. 6th-ave
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Citp Drourrtn for Sale.
fnrnisben 6ouses 90 fst-gonntrp.

ITO REN1-Furnished cottage with five acres: Nor
Wood-aye near Park-ave. Eiberon n. J.; eight bed
rooms stable Tor four horses attractive healthy
uon good summer home; reasonable desirable
l. see New-Yort City -
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Auction Sales.

MORTGAGE SALE-DAVID ROSENTHAL
~ Auctioueer sells to-day A M at 200 Broadway
Borough of Manhattan amusement machines showcases
&c By order Of mortgage
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

sI9s FOR $40. invest $40 10 500 In stocks
aaa get 81 coo for 800 sure; safe as
bank VIM REED 1877 South 5th-st-,
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HELP WANTED.

Male
AGENTS-MOODY- MOODY. MOODY
Authentic history by his son. W p
Moody; rare chance: sells at sight; high
est commission: outf4. free: write to-day.
Chicago.
WANTED.-Good groom 10 take charge OF
two horses; must be Eood rider and gen
orally useful; also strictly temperate. Ad-
dress F.. Box 100, Brewster. y. Y.
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Real gstate Uanteo.

Real Gstaie manteo.
WANTED with six acres IN e. village not
w in Long Island, New-Jersey rent, with priv
ilege Of buying price. So. 600.
NJ. FLETCHER 462 W 18th ST
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I'd north OF 31st-st-. until O'Clock
ents received the following branch Offices
ONCE rates until O'Clock viz: 254
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and 14th-st: 14e Colrrbus-aye- West 68th-st;
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4c-st between Tth and sth 159 East 4Tst:
3d-ave, between 7eth and 77th 3d-ave near
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DOMESTIC STU .TioNs WANTED

Female.
COOK.-By The day week o. month. BY
good cook, can give best city reference,
private families only. Address ~ W. 80
2d-aVe
COOK. &c.-By neat woman exceAent
cock and baker. plain Washing. snaaA
family. city or country good rst-renee.
154 West isth-st room 5. one flight
COON. -Competent coarse washing: GOOD
baker. private family, personAi Eetsrehee.
o55 2d-ave. first floor
COOK English Protestant; FIRST class;
good soups entrees. pastries. foasts
good baker. active. ecuncullcA4s ae@N M
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las 6th-ava
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TYPEwRITERs-

TYPBWRITERS bought, sold rented. re-
paired; best machines; lowest prices;
trial free: telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 241 B'way.
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-s------AkD AND POOL TABLES. new
80 s-cSnc-hEn6. lowest prices; easiest
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STREETS.

II G-G ~
SiEs tracks and switches.
Private properly 23rd and p
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-02-21

Rilev's Cash Store, fancy and stap- pie groceries. As cheap as the cheapest All goods promptly delivered free.
 Cotter Drug Store has a new stock of Arizona legal blanks.
 Drinks in season at the Hotel Ven dome bar.
 Levy & Co. are making new changes iu their store so as to make room for new goods.
 Cotter Drug store has a fine line of stationery at e. stern pro ces.
 Great discovery made by the pro- prietor of the Miners Exchange while digging for a sub cellar by nnding several bottles of peach brandy and Plantation whiskey, which must have been there since the flood of 1881. White cooks at the s. P. Hotel. The only hotel in town on the American plan.
 NJ. o. Wells & Co.,, shoer. Brand Mastiff in mems ladies' and cbildren's heavy sh es at Levy & Go s.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-02-21
Crossing the Continent in Wagons.

One of the strangest cavalcades ever seen in Yuma is camped OF the shore of the current ferry, bound across the Colorado river and through California to Oakland and the Pacific Coast, for which destination it will start today. It arrived Saturday evening from New York and the Atlantic seaboard, after a seven months journey. It consists of two close covered dust proof wagons and five horses all in fine condition, four of which have made the entire 1 trip.
 With these equipages NIT. Miner Fraser, accompa nied by his wife and their 16 year-old son, Harry, has made the trip across the continent by the Southern route from his home in Painted Post, Steuben Go N. Y. The wagons are provided with sleeping apartments and complete kitchen outfit, and are independent ot weather and of fuel.
 MT. Fraser is taking this way of seeing the country and giving his family an outing. He is uncertain whether he will return next summer by more northern route or, after seeing the coast, will embark for some of the nations new Pacific possessions.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-02-21
SIOO REWARD, S1OO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a con stitutional treatment. HalPs Ga tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de- stroying the foundation of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith In it's curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials. Address,
 F.J. CHENEY X Co.,, Toledo, O.
 Sold by druggist 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-02-21
DEATH OF CHAS. BAKER.
"A Yuma County Pioneer Passes to the
 Great Beyond.
Commissioner.

Whdther death comes sooner ol latter mankind is seldom ready tC accept his decrees. We are prone to look upon death as sad calam- ity and not as a natural sequence and therefore whether the young or aged is called we weep.
 Chas. Baker, one of the oldest and most prominent men of Yuma county, died at the family residence on Second street Saturday morning, and the entire community was pained to learn of his death. The disease which resulted in his death was Brights disease, he being con- fined to his room about ten days previous to his demise.
 MT. Baker came to Yuma in 1862 and engaged in the cattle business. He was a member of the board of supervisors for two terms, a mem- Der of the legislature and served in the city council for a number oi years. He leaves a wife and a son and daughter, Ed. Baker and Mrs Valentine West'all, to mourn his loss.
 The funeral took place Sunday under the auspices of Yuma Lodge No. 7, A. O. U. w., of which the deceased was a charter member. Rev Crouch of the Methodist church also performed the ceremony of the church. The body was removed from the residence to the lodge hall where a part of the ceremony was performed and from thence a large concourse of citizens followed the remains to their last resting place
 The following friends and brothers of the deceased acted as pail bearers: F. s. Ingalls,, J. W. Davis, J. L. Redondo, Ed Mayes, Chas. Rise and c. V. Meeden.
 Chas Baker was about sixty-two yaor, cf ouo oOJ ,,oc n ,,,op Of sterling qualities. He counted his friends by the score and his honesty and integrity was an adage in this county. Whether heaven be a place of many mansions or a place of quiet and peace we fee. certain that MT. Baker has found that place of reward for the ills of this world. May he rest in peace,
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-02-21
A Letter of Interest.

Milton R. Moore the register of the Tucson land office sends us the fol- lowing letter for publication for the benefit of the settlers on the grant:
 Washington. D. C., Feb s, 1900 REGISTER AND RECEIVER Tucson, Ariz., Gentlemen With your letter of January 25, 1900, you transmitted to this office the rejected homestead ap- plication of Ward Priest for the N. w. 4, 4 Sec. 32, T. s S, R. 23 w, also his appeal from your action rejecting his said application.
 You rejected the application for the reason that the land is reserved on account of the Algodones grant.
 The application alleges in his ap- peal that the land is subject to entry, and has been so subject to entry since the motion for new hearing made by the grant claimants was oyerruled by
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-02-21
RODe Waikiugat Niagara,

Tbe man who wanted to walk across Niagara Falls on rope was wisely restrained by the authorities Prob
 ably he is thankfnl that such was the case. Death comes soon enough. Take the inroads of disease for ex- ample Common ailments like con stipatlon, dyspepsia, bilIonsness, ma
 laria and nervousne s, do much to shorten life. There is a medicine that will cure these, if taken ith- fully, and that is Hostetter's Stomach Bitlers. Set the stomach right, and good health is sure to follow. This peerless remedy has record of over fifty years of cures to back 1t up
 When in need ef medicine of this kind, get the old reliable Hostetter's Stomach over the neck of the bottle
The Arizona sentinel., 1900-02-21
OUR BEARDED
 LADY.

Designing nzen, through alluring and cuu ningly worded advertiS<ments, constantly endeavor to work upon the feelings of sick and ailing women by inviting them "towrite to c z00nsG7, Q and secure c zOOE10H'S syfll- pathy" It is well to remember that the best sympathy is to had at home and not from strangers, perhaps hundreds of miles distant The object of the sick is to get well and however precious sympathy may be, it never yet cured a seriously afflicted woman. While the sympathy of your milliner or dressraker might be appreciated and be just as beneficial, if not ino-e so, than syrll- pathy from stranger, yet 1t can not effect your cure if you are an ailing woman.
 It Is loudly proclaimed through the press that "a woman can best understand a wornan's ailments, and on this ground sick women are invited to write to a wortan !" and get the benefit of a woman's advice The sort of understanding Of her ailments wanted by sick woman Is trained medi. cal understanding If a woman has this trained medical knowledge she understands woman's ailments fzCf zS c 5COnzGH. but as PhySictan. II she Is not doctor she cannot understand the ailments at all, and cannot treat them successfully, because she lacks the necessary training.
 As far as known, there is no regularly qnali6ed woman physician connected with any proprietary medicine especially de- signed for women-no one, therefore quail fed by learning and experience, to advise on questions of disease and its cure
 It is certain that there is no one, man or woman, connected with any "put up" medicine for women, excepting only Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, who, like Dr. Pierce, is regular graduated and quail fed physician, and who has, like him, de- voted more than thirty years to the special study and treatment of diseases of women.
 For more than thirty years Dr. R. V. Pierce, a regularly graduated doctor, has been chief consulting physician of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo. N. Y. On his staff are nearly score of regularly graduated, experienced, skilled physicians, each of whom is a spec lallst in his chosen class of diseases. Ev- cry letter addressed to pr. Pierce as above, has prompt conscientious attention, is re. garded as sacredly confidential and is an swered i'll plain envelope so your private affairs are kept safe from prying eyes.