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EA1lcR1NG.'

EN NEattern would inform the citizens OF
a sJoliet and vicinity, that he has opened his
shop directly over Browns Drug Store, where he
vii be happy to accoDimodateahis old CUSTOM
,ers, and the public generally, with work on
eshort7notlce, land in. the neatest and most fas6-
ionable style. To the yong men ofthis ptace
ne would say, that no endeavors VIII be wanting
on histpart 10 please the most. fastidious Taste,
antlsin all cases fiji will be warranted. r, -
ta. (eAFGUT EING- done on short notice, and
warranted TO 6t,ifproperly made up,.g -
- JoIiet Oct D. IS15 sS
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JEDDIAH WOOLLEY JR.,
SURVEYOR AND AGENCY. OFFICE.


CHICAGO STREET, JOLIET, ILL.
VIII atleHd TO Surveying or giving descriptions
Of Laad or Fown lots in Will, Kendall, Grundy,
or Ba-Salle counties 20 all chose who snail favor
him with a call and will have at all times on
hand Maps ofths above counties, with COS rect
6elneations of Timber and Prairie aud Streunis.
with falls Of water wherever they occur, either on
the Des PLANES, DI Page, K rkakee, or Iliirois
rivers q mi also 1.-The pFiaci pal Roads: together
Y it'll representation ofthe Illinois S. Michigan
Tha experience. AR. Woolley has had as Sur
soyer in, the above counties in the last fifteen
years will. warrant him in saying that he can
give gensfai satisfacIon. 557 s~ glss.ss ljf
In all cases his charges will be reasonable,
and prompt inhis attention'to business His
office nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern.
Referenees. .'i = l.fa
HoX. j @ENTwonTII.1 qiaa b
g. w. DOLE, = lks Chicago iesja
r. L.. WILSON, 8o2c Qifaa4
Joliet, MAY, 5, 1915, 4Ttf)
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CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
8 9Infallible cure for Chills or

A3A@~S4AASAS. OA4 y AOAs WILLIS ia
~ 0a@ sggssP 81 EeUer.
And o Sure Remedy for Bilious, Remit
aaql ,seda tent and other Fepers,
This invaluable Medicine is purely veg
etable.s 20 sTsa ssis 2
RHyilE nnexg implied success OF thlstruiy unrt-
II ralled Tonic, in curing in a few hours where
all other 3dies have failed. and that too, il,
leases OF from six months TO .feh years standing
warrants the assertion, that If taken according "a
the directions, il is infaIlibIe. 4 long list Q,
certificates in proof its nfallibiily, might be adj.
ded; but those upon the wrapper are deemed suf.
ficient. ~. y e e - 800
1t is not in the least nauseating. nor does !,
operate upon the bowels; but-i salutarV action
! upon the wholes system is so charming. that eyerv
one is highly GeIighted at their speedy ecoyery
health > Such airerhedy, the afflicted have Ions
been in want of; one that cures speedily anaperl
Imanentiy. whore the usual caution to imaroae.
exposure is Observed
0EFFr0m thesgteat pdpnlarItg Of this madi.
| zine, mary limitations protesting 10 be Glenn.
EMS INDIAN TONIC, are aioat. Therefor,
be sure 10 ask for1that prepared by GEO. w
HOUSE, Nashville Tennessee, who is sole nro
y cADTIONk 70 prevent fra adobsefryas, ,, ~
the directions upon the bottle, the written siena
ttire1 of SEQ. w. House. Also moulded In IN.
bottle an Indian, with the words ssGlernenss III
dian Tonic, prepared b. Geo. w. House - AL
others are counterfeit eisst15f.s 10 Sss4sssis 4
8 For safe by BROWN G. Co 8 joliet d
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SICK VOLUNTEERS. These poor fel.
lows are,returning home, and many of
them in sad plight. The Tennessee
troops seem to have suffered severely.
1--WE huRdred of them arrived at Nash.
vile, aud the sOrthopolitan says all are
worse for the wear, and many it is feared
will de- -,
The worst of it is, that most of the vol.
pnteers out of funds, as well as out of
health. Heretofore their wants have
been supplied at Nashville and other
pisces South by private contributions.
Inns has become so onerous in the formor
place as to make the suggestion neces
sary that the municipal authorities should
take the matter in hand.
IL seems hard. Bravo fellows quite
theirhomes to fight fortheir country. Ihey
are worn down by exposure and disease,
and that country leaves them to the char.
lty OF those whom they may know This
is.not right. The common soldiers do the
hard work ofevery compaign and battle
tield. The officers wear the honors reap.
ed from them, and have enough under any
circumstances, to supply their wants.
Why should it not be so with the honest
private? Why should he when discharged
and broken down in the service of the
country, be left hoPlessly destitue!-Cin.
H-.ss. Z.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the Es-
iate OF Edward Perkins deceased, are notified and
requssted 70 prescott the same for .adjutation, at
the Term Of the 2Prob1te Court of Will county.
TO be holden at the office of the Probate Justice.
in Joliet, on Tuesday the 9Th day of Decmber'
.Pext. f1I st-1ia & & Is. sees sz4,.t
AMOS FELLOWS,
80 ETS:IRA AIM PERKINS Jr.,5 Adnrs'
Joliet, Get 81 1876 n2g 6w
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wolves ]! WOIVesI

WI Olives car be destroyed by collihg at
w Mattisons, and purchasing a small qna,l-
ily Of SlicBnine- III
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most edJ#tens. pf + F ttH
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SINGULAR DIsCovERY.-ln The south.
western pratt of Franklin county, Miss,
there isa platform or floor, composed of
hewn tone,neatly polished, some three
feet under ground, 1t is about one hun.
dred Bnd eight feet long, and eighty. feet
wide.g 1t extends due NORTH and so,,4b
and its surface is perfectly level. The
masonry is said to be equal if not sinner.
Tor TO any work of modern times sEbe
land aboXe1 it is cultivated: sbnt tb;rtv
years ago It was covered with oak and
pine trees, measuring from two to three
feet IN diameter 1t is evidently of very
remote antiquity, assthe Indians who re.
sided IN the neighbourhood had no knowl.
edge OF its existence previous to its dis
coyeEy. Nor is there any tradition among
them which we.rnay form any ieIpa ofthe
object OF the work, or ofthe people WHO
were Its builders. There is also q canal
and well connected with it. But they
have never been explored. A asubter.
Taueaf may be underneath.--F Farther
explorations may throw some light upon
its origin,--L Louisville Journal.
w ASTED. lhe ladies of Nashville ad-
yersise for from 100 to 900 young men Of
all sizes, shapes, complication, looks, tastes
talents, 1.-THE latter is not necessary
ayalitlcation,) to be engaged for the en-.
SUNG season in the popular, but unproE
itable and inevitable. occupation ofloafno
on the steps of the different churches q
that city, every sabbath, before, and after
service. They ay,that thosewlros wish to be
engageds are expected to be as usual Al tbe
doors Of the different churches, particular.
1yat the Methodist, and first Presbyterian
on the next Sabbath, where clerks will
Pc 20 attendanca TO register their names.
0nonld the required number not be OBJ.
lnea heiirst day, the DO oIks VII be kent
open from Sabbath to Sabbath until the
first January next. 49, - -
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administrators Notice

A Choice loo Young Hysen, Gunpcwder a ne
IA Imperial Tea at Maueson's 49, "a,
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III E1ssutIOn 1t Sea.

A SoEresPondeh of the Tribune gives
the following description of the sbayoino
to death ofSamuel Jackson, a seaman o1
board the sloop Of war St. M ry soft ye =
CRUZ for, striking an officer ~ - :,
saline PgsPaEationsforthe execution were
numerous and solemn, a regular program.
ms having been issued by Com. Conner
ana circulated through the squadron sew
eral days previously rs 5.a
All labor in the. different vessels was
loroidden torEthe day, and the crews were
uirecteo TO assume their HOLIDAY attire.-
Al II. A., NJ, the signal, prepare to exc.
cute the sentence Of The ConTt Martial ),
was displayed at the mizen of the Cum,
Derland, when yellow flag was hoisted
at at Inc fore yard arm of the St. Mary's.-
Ahe ofhcers and crews of all the vessels
al The anchorage were then mustered on
deck, and distributed in such places as
would best enable them TO take as itnuqh
OF the spectacle IN view as possible. Here
iney wereskept on the tip.toe of antic;na.
ton for moro than half anahouf, w a,, H.,
same signal that | before mentioned was
hoisfed, wilhoutthe ''preparative.' y 'ae.,,S
iew moments more the victim
made aAIs appearance on the "topgallant
iofecastlep of the st. Mary's atte,ded nv
two or three officers and the maste raj.
arms OF the ship, and Rev. Fitch w. Tav.
Ior' chaplain of the Cumberland S,en.
ping over The torecastle railing ON the
scaffOld 'whichihad been erected there f;sr
the occasion, the prisoner seated HIMSELF
on me railing, apparently or account of
nervous pF deficiency. The machinery fitted
uP' tor the principal act was simple. but
strong and effective. A thick rope was
rove through a block at the yard arm,
!eadlng along the yard into the foremost,
Where'lt rove through another block, and
was made fast to weight of near four
hundred pounds. -ee 81
latter some additional minutes of sus-
Pense, flash issued from the gun over
which the scafold had been raised, and,
al the same instant, a human form was
seen lying III curved line through the
ar, with astonishing felocity.o When the
Oody reached the yard arm, SO great had
Deen the impulse that the check threw it
PerPsndfelilafly intot the air, feet upward.
ahd rebonnding against the Store lifts" it
passed over the fore brace, split the halter
Dllock' and then, after few violent yibra-
tons, it assumed the usual dangling atti-
Jude OF a hanging man. a. - =.
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II4td1tS ioOf9 Al gent
for Illinois and Wisconsin,. All orders address
ed to aim at joliet, ILL.,, viii meet with promp
.atlenilpn.l . lIGI ~ q.
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Wa.nIfe.d.

- = PS. Blue Merrimac prints, for sale al
.eJ loves by the piece or yard cheap.
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~ Albany, March 6, 1916.
Mr. aylor:-I have anay zed the Jew Da-
vid's Honey Coated Pills, and have found the. i
20 be composed Of the most approved and valua-
bic articles i'll Materia Medica--aad in all cases
whe have known them tied, they have given
perfect satisfaction. f'-
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us- Bidders will observe, that the routes are 70
a. cases 70 be let TO the lowest guaranteed proposal
and at the cheapest mode.of Conveyance, excep,
where the size and weight Of the mails without re-
sarJ 10 travel or the speed called for in the sched
res, shall require higher mode Of conveyance
and this the bidders are requested TO specify,
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Unl-
ted States from the la July, 1876, to the 3Oth
June, 1850, inclusive. in MICHIGAN, INDIANA,
ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, IOWA, NILSSON
ri, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE, ALABAMA,
MISSISSIPPI. ARKANSAS, and LOUISE
ANA, will be received at the Contract Office OF the
Post Office Department, in the city of Washington
unt O'Clock a m Of the thirtieth day OF April 1916
to he decided by the 24ih day Of May on the routes
and in the manner and time herein specified TO Wit
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Foreign IInPOrtations.

T, nAvknCsmp utca-2 cases Bernhard Hatton-a w H
assi Cas,!, s;li.
ES:ne.sr fhsy:f pup.iHs Es:-.
lover os. T S.nsIodas H.sh Co.
Gom H,r1d,n 4 Col Eb:n:.sr ThavsrSo Veirs-., +
Gsaoua Cox Ksf .s. iH Baa.1a c.
SO R9s.s Z ce1s P.ysn Gel Ro':nI.dt Sfothsrs-
ssE;ss wsi!sIS.5 E,a: ray S ess B.
s. ..i od.s2 sa.:r da R:snss
Co., s steddsra LovsrngL s J.ciard~ Thompson (
;Sssi -: sfsHi:; Ks 1:
sf.i:m pulsss AIs.Msrss 6o1..a.. Bo a:%r.
si: III: Sci c en o s9E
cs.n a. ss.es .%esr Pe%oTsS So
hd R.;sa az. IPB0Id1 Joda so:ss1
T's S:: se %s
cSi sfs
We.endonss-i BGies.a Z Rs.ch-i Re:ara xCs-aF
h h;.Ss. sss.. fS.IIss:s psss
kna" Hs.fhml My:S seh,.
IE DsnnistOn Col Ogden Haxgerty~i Steven WI
csnd Be c".s seh MH
SorH.a. Fs11 M. is:Ea dourd
Col ssreea Ruseh-? ordsrls Cerbt Co-225a tone.
ns%.FT s S;aSiIi H.:saSsIra
Lane L.adsn CoIH Wi%sH Bs.shsins G0e nssap
mAn-i brue-l Iiue Alden X Co-l Moran x lselin-l
Renrrd & toi Echtha-I Bartlett & Williord-i WILEY
Putnam-l II Fos,eI-2 order-2 w II Smith Col
Caiilsur hs < So.lsc-l Sill < Thompson-i A Ward
s smith ecNs Sasre Msei
Tsng sehrm,agm-l LelmsyeI &brl Meekle Plat & Co
Bodmsr Jr- Gilbert BIOL Peyrot-2 Lachase Fsnche
n order-l Brett w Coles-3 order-l Waiter &
Berghauser-4 Born Schuchardt-2 T Lahens & Col
Tomas ,on-i p I Miller Col order-i Horace Benny
Spies Christ to-l Denkhan Moore-2 Rippling bril- q
Dord-l ID M Peyser-l order-l F A Arault-I w II
Smith
PosSr.Brs CoIdea-as hid, sugar cks molasses $50
wall-70 do 50 sks rum Olerchs & Kruger
GRAND kEY-Schr Gilbert Hat6ed-220o bushels salt
Hslsted Coi3 bdls sheep skins Kngsbury-5 bbs bxs
copper w A&F Davenport.
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s. CUNARD,
THOs MAYNARD,
l. p MILLER

COmmIssloners OF Lighthouses.
fog bell Worked BY has bssp erected on the
NANTUCKET NKw SourH SHoALs-Ths principal newly
shoa situated about minutes south Of the
old South Shos and l9 miles SSE by compass from SAINT
koty Head Nantucket Their position has been
~ and the dngs the vicinity given by the
lieut. Navy No Of the island of Nantucket vs
BILE from the shoals in the clearest weather.
Foreign Ports.
GRArp KEY, Nov 28-n port, bark Francis Partridge. Ira
ye Of Bslt brig Henry Buck, Kelly of New York; Eliza
MtrArIis Dec 2-In port. bark, 81 Law,suee Waite I'm
Portland disg Solomon Piper Merithew from Havana, for
Boston, day. brigs Jane Drnkwat0r from Portl md
dsg Margaret, Leayt from Portland, wig freight; Wildss
Walker Edge csmb from Providence, Falcon Pssiste
Sn Fs9 d .S sn Nd
las Essts, from Georgetown, do; Hogan, Clarke from New
foScE, Nov 2o-In port. brig prsa Tibbi,s, from Viii.
mington dsg Sid 18th, Acenua Drinkwstsr for Bonairs
Fear PRINCE Nov 25-In port, bark Hecla Scott for
York in days. sehr Morning STAR dg brig Albert Ingiso
for Boston, days; brss Mary Perkins, aisg; Sarah Beat
Tva! ISLAND. Dec lin port, brig Back just from
Bermuda
Home Ports.
Rosror, Dee 13-Cld ship Sabsttis Stevens New York;
bsks Sultan savage, fhIa; Miqnsen Collins New York;
Neptune BsSford C,eafuego Leyant Jeersop Savannah
Curacos EItiO Emerson Mobile; John smm.n Hill Nor.
folk and Rishmendi Union Harding Do; Richmond, Hop
Meeker, do
PROVIDENCE, Dee l-sld sehrs Alfred Greenfield; Fee-
yeranee HobIsn. and Thos PskinsAAvsry York; 10Th.
foRrLAND, Dee o-Arr brig Venus souls. Gsorgs,cwn,
SC Cid bark Sarah Warren Curtis Havana; brgs Rival,
Ilslsy, Cuba; Potomac, Smith, Kew West.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. DECEmREH IA.



rsekst ,h,p ue, hsIce from H,vre Oct eh, with mdse
she put into ON account OF weather
The has been as far north lat S. and crossed the Banks
on the 18th Nov On the 20h while the act of burning
passenger the ship struck with which threw
her on her beam ends end blew sail at the same
line CARVING away some spars and rigging Thus dreadful
blowing very heavy, repsed damages well crcumsan
csi would admit and the oath of Nov, within 800
miles oil New York; when again the night of the 18th
fell IN with sull more dreadful gale with awful sea
which made necessary keep the ship before The wind
the ard and eastward for hours the
south a. g. and from the crippled OF the ship, could
progress but slowly Has had pst board Tues
day, blowing strong from w and INV.
Brig Cordelia Hatch, from Ponce PR Nov 10Th with su-
Turks Island and Boston.
Brig Albert Perkins, Thatcher days from PORT an Prince
with coffee and logwood, to Foster Nickeon sth inst
on Bsnegat spoke brig Marcelus from Turks Island for
New York 9h ns saw brig with loss Of bowsprit bound
Br bs Grand Turk. Shaw, n days from Turk. Island
with 5000 bushels salt Baine Nov as 81 lon 70
los, topss,i and fore topmast stsysaii.
brg Union, Merrill, i3days from Turks Island with
300 bushels salt, toTucker Lightbourn
Schr Gilbert Hsthed, Kingsbuy, from Demsr.ra vi.
Grand New, Turks Island with sair to Halsted 4 Co
sehr Brodnsr, Bennington, days from Newbern Nc
sehr Tweed, Edridge, from Alera.dria with mdse to
master. ~ "
bark. reported to be the Orang from Boston
Also, ships-unknown,
Sailed.
ships Msgsret Evans for Londor; Grenada for Liver
Pool; bng Walton. Brazos Santiago. and others.
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M,,Ise vss.E,.-The f,oyuE list ofv.ssels which
The Or ss Of them has bssn bur
that Of Ihs re@.,ndsr is ~ apr IN ursert.nty:-
ws asss hi: o R sailed ron Oahu 18th
Brig Mary iOf Bo,ionj stof.r. sailed from ooa.ve. Feb
Bis Mo. Sof Boston, Howe' sailed from Ea,,por Feb
BTs Tnom': co0.: oE New Y1ELl Taylor. sailed from
Pss n 10 a sssd Frs rom Marie.
Ri. Constitution !of B,ltner., L.pa.rman sailed from
BrI N%sle, of Bslnmorsj shaw sailed from New York
FIJI: Sei Baltimore, Owen. sailed from B.lm.r.
Mary Ann, Sol B.ltmor.) BENJAMIN. sailed from B.
timore about Sept 3, for ysmsics
fsas ss rssss 3. fsSm Ans sailed from Port
ro m ps'. Ma. Bartlett sailed FIN
Nsshr Nsr,h stsI winsow, sailed from Provincetown
sshI M.l,s. of Truro, Mayo ..Ied from Norfolk Feb
Sch salem lof Kery) Williams a.iI.d from Do. ton in
sSs:; Ton & Y:. M ssS Holmes SAILED FIN
,os s1s, 1,ssas of Orleans Dosns sailed from Bos
as, Sch s1;T; %;d:.i, freeman sailed from Well
ys.e;, s Ssd rlI@outh) Burgess sailed from York
a.s ssc., Esn Gf Robinson sailed FIN
csss., m.' sem o S- Verb Warrington. sailed from
sehf Lot tof sssvills, sa.t sailed from sssv. Apr
sehI M:lvrs Willis, sailed from N.wS.n, NC early in
seh Sarah Cha,ott, sailed from N.wbem. NC. early in
sehr A Brown. wsstbreok. sailed from Hav,p, Ger,
for Charlie ston. @"' Se'S'
Il s chr, Ms,is., ss; s'r'oa sailed from rp.u
sshr Lara, Banhsm, sailed from Wilmington NC, Sen,
Is, for New Orleans "'f'
sshr Bsde. lsf s.nd-ieh) Phinnsy. sailed from Yorl
Oct 20, for Jacksonville. e~
c: ss r .s IA 'r
Of pitch Pine,
.. s L. . :. M., % =: ,
ben Ne ssiS had ssss 1svsiiss sr ssss asrs A''
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

LIVES Del Dec 1.-THE bark Jas Baysy from Matan zas
one brig snd sehr, unhnowr came in last evening and
Ida for Pert Prince schrs Boston, Rchmnsd; Hsys
for Povdence Increase for Aliens Point; Reaper for
proce eded to sea this forenoon.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I3.-Ar bark Jas Bayley, Bshop,
saazas; schs Burton, Anderson New Haven; Rspub.
can Hoover Proyidence Lexington, Backmer. Nav York.
steamer Sidney, Mason, New York. Cid, ship Columbia
Rollins. Liyerpoo bark Harriet Thsmpson. Tiden BsTba
BARI. ssa
Ledge Wilmins,on NC; Republican Hoovs, Proyide1ee
River: Elizabeth, Beaten, New York Columbis Scott
Providence; barge Shark, Stevenson, New Ysrx.
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character Of : plaintiff than he had heard against

character of this plaintiff than he had heard against
other poor boarding house keepers
ReBurrIN0 EVIDENCE BEHALY PLAIrrIFP.
Mr.. SAMUgL srErrISIus, trail road agsnt,) sworn
Came forward with book Of the Baltimore and Ohio
rail road office. The book designed by Mr. Brent to
show the times OF departure from this city Of Gen Van
Ness and Mrs Conner. and others with view to
tain the gsnuineness of certain letters with respect
their dates, places Of date, sc.
Mr. Bradley objected to the book, and discussion
followed, between Mr.. BRENr and Mr.. MAY the
part BRADLEY CARLISLE and CoxE, tue other, for and
against the admission Of the testimony.
And, the discussion continuing, at three o'clock the
jury were discharged till Monday, whsreupsn your
porter came Oft to dinner the ht no has had this eek
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those IN any way the diseases there
referred that he be Consulted his private dweng
80 Greenwich especially between hours Of 10 and
that beside sssi and ssou. dis
sTds sr.,sd on these parts BY aene.sI msas. there
Weakness and isbity Of the .erua Organs from ex
f5 :as s lie q
DhEa and .ssS S's s.,PS. msS eeos'
who S % ssasay % Of
s's and which
has long since become unnecessary.
some that any one of rank eminepee his profession
soud devote his talents to diseases WHICH person. Of
hou..ndh part Of The mi'er.. these peop. bring
d. mna ". shs sedy, dspIsTsd but many
totally destroy power !. ns! es thai
The 70 hoW S IN
way than in their effects postenty: 80
haps nothing proves fruitful As the practice Of sd
rersns bottle Of drops or boz Of pulls for the ndaerm
remedies were good such the yanous which
diseases from one tina. sense must tell
that what's good in one must be destructive in another
these facts those who apply him. For, instance some
oss' sen
their complaints neither the other, totally
But all which painfully the mind
md afford The he finest a.s 70, That q s.iS
after month"; Sometimes the geet attending this disorder
slight but Whether The di:ehass or nOs
he il the better off, Now real physician
aeon knows hsta the physie in the world would
structure, If properly understood easily
and speedily Be removed To every one Of common pr.
Just, land he can appeal to the most eminent physi
clans in the city for their truhl how important that
and talent Of the person he i: about to trust in such
With respect TO the of Strcure-this gratifying
to state, generally accomplished in very little time and
without pain or Inconvenience Nothing exceed the i'm
Of late the treatment Of this complaint
deed the hands OF and experienced persons the
Of Structure now accomplished in many days formerly
emanded months Many consult the writer who
business this city Tor short only but return
perfectly cured though has been oil trouble and
anxiety Tor years.
For the convenience of those who consult the an
thor personally he furnishes his peculiar and
mode which he adopts to each
His treatment the radical, well rapid and
private that can be devised a. would linrlv be
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