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Love Your Mother NV Boy.

An old gentleman had been making a
visit in family WHARF there was three
boys. o. the second one they al! seemed
very tender. The romping plays of his
brothers were changed for gen'Ier ones,
II be wished to join in the sport, If he
became weary and threw himself on the
sofa to rest, the others slipped out of the
room to finish their game elsewhere. or
seated themselves quietly with their books.
Bennle was a thin, pale boy, with large
dark eyes, and with broad brow and
temples crossed and recrossed with deem
blue veihs. His usual seat was on a stool
beside his mother, and often he would
drop his thoughtful head upon her knee.
lie was small, pale boy but oh, he
Tiled very large place in that home
and IN those parents hearts. Old Mr..
Grey, during his visit, had been deeply
interested in Bennie, and many sweet
lesson OF patient trust had he learned
from him. On leaving for hls home, the
old genteTan laid his hand on his head
and said, i hope we may live to NEE,
again. Be Sure 10 lore your mother, mn
Joy'
why, sir, how could ] help loving
herF asked Bennie. Did you ever have
mother, NJ, Greyr
Yes, ny boy, and I'm very sorry now
that did not love her more when had
her. Love yours before God takes her
from you
When Mr.. Grey was gore Bennie
said: How strange to charge boy 10
love his mother! should as sooa tel!
one not to forget to eat
.y'Ch, .bennie dear, replied his mother,
Mr.. Grey knows more Of the world than
you do. lie has doubtless seen many
children who do no, honor their parents,
although they may bear fair name
abroad. lie has known Others who das-
pissed their mothers counsel and hated
her reproof; such have fallen into open
sin, and broken the heart which loved
them more than all the world beside
lhere is now young man lying in jail
IN northern city, never to leave it 40 ain
until lie goes thence 10 the galows. Oh,
how many hopes his doating mother had
cherished in connection with that once
bright active boy They were all dash.
ed IL tie grorrd. Ee took sea, with
the scorner, despised his poor, fond moth
er, and went down the way to death
First he robbed a store, and for that was
imprisoned. Then he made an assault
on his keeper, for which crime he was
sent to the States Prison. There he stain
ed his soul with the blood of an unoffen.
ding fellow creature! His doom is now
sealed; Gut, well for her, the suffering
mother is not here TO know il. When
he was first borne to Jail for robbery, she
who had rsen above every other woe
dropped her head and gave up all hope
She had no longer any motive for tolinp
TO keep home. She went to the Door,
house and there died ; her heart was bro
ken. Oh, yes, Bennie, although it seems
TO you so strange, there are boys who do
not love their mothers. That was the
reason why Mr.. Grey said to you, 'koU.
/ your ,2otAer, E.y boy No one fears God
who does not He commands it
'Oh,' said BeDnie, looking into the face
i: seems TO me rs If couldn't live unless
/ loved my mother. thank God more for
giving you to me than for any thing else
in the WORLDLY. y. WaverIy.
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liz FORGOT 1T WAS SABBArH-A
little boy was amusing himself with his
playthings on Sabbath.
Edward, said his mother, do you. not
know that this is the Sabbath Z
% is it = said he, Il do not reiroem.
bes.'
That is the very command which God
has given u.s. said bis mother Renee,
Der the Sabbath day to keep ii holy.'
Children often excuse themselves bv
saying, did not think {; ] forgot; did
moi remenbei. But they ought TO- think
they ought to remember. -
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.atIfft purtry.
Smile to Day and Smile to Morrow

Smile to-day and smile tomorrow,
What's the use Of being sad
Danish every cloud Of sorrow,
Take the good and leave the bad,
. DId'st thol know that sorrow treasured
In tho heart made furrows deep
iced its fount and fully measured,
Brought on deaths dark dreamless SLEEP
Has the friend you loved so fondly
Been untrue and ceased to WOO!
Grieve not-gTcve not think it's only
Human nature acting 30.
in this world so wild and spreading,
See what beauties round thee lie
Onward then thy pathway treading,
Other friends are eve. nigh.
Did'st thou know the frozen mountain
Thaw'd beneath suns golden ray;
Dashing ocean stilicd its fountain,
Whilst its beamletS on it lay
Ionder cloud so dark and dreary,
Dost thou see its arch so bright!
Smiling sunshinc never wea-y,
.,Formed that bend.ug baw OF light.
Cease, then cease oh, cease rcpining,
There's good for every i'll;
Every heart mdst have refining,
lie; 10 doubt affection chih.
Smile to-day and smile tomorrow,
Till the sunshine of the soul
BaniNhing every gloom Of ho.ro-
Makes lfe's current brightly roll.
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HoP YEAsT.-Take as many potatoes
as you wish-say dozen-pare aud boil
them in Just water enough 70 cover them.
When they are boiled soft, mash them
fine in the wafer, and lbicken with fiour
while it is scalding hct, little thicker
than pancake batter; when it is sufficient.
y eook add a lAtIe hop. yeast to raise it.
When 1t comes mp II will be fl for use,
and may he used for bread or biscuit the
same as any other yeast. This yeast may
be kept from one TO four weeks, according Q
to the coolness Of the weather and the
place yos keep it in. II should he GOV.
cred tight from the air. l keep it in a
snsll'mouthed jar, with an oilcloth tied
tight over It'd. W., IN Northwestern
Prairie Farmer. :.
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BEAUTIFUL ANswERs.- A pupil Of Able
SIcord gave the following extraordinary
answers
What lis gratitude T. Gratitude is the
memory Of the heart
What is hopeF Hope is the blossom
Of happieeos.'
w hat is the difference between hope
aud desire 2
Desire is a tree in leaf; hope is a tree
in flower, and enjoyment is a tree in fruit
What is eternity y "a day without
yesterday or 10 morrow--a line that has
no end.'
What is timer "A line which bas
two ends; path which begins in the
cradle aud ends in the tomb
What is Godp The necessary being,
the sun Of eternity, the maclIinist Of ma,
ture, the eye OF Justice, the matcbmake
Of the universe, the soul of the world.
Does God reason?' Man reasons be.
cause he doubts---he deliJtrates--he dc .
cides. God is emnscient. He never
onbis-he therefore never reasons
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Mirth is the medicine OF lie;
IL cures its Ills. il Gains its strife
And softly smothes the breast Of care,
II writes a lousapd grsser there. q
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The olieSi piece uI turn Wr is III, mui.
tpIicariou table 1t was constructed more
than two thousand years ago, ana IS yet
AS good a. new.
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The Two Pictures.
Picture No. I.-'Fanuie 2
'Wb.t a

'Ni'h SNo. L. EduHle
WHAT
I* is tired; can't you bring him a
d ink Of water dear?
Il suppose Ill have to-
Down goes the doll, slam goes the door
and out II rts the darling FANNIE for ia.
wished for beverage. When the water i.
trou yht, il is cool, but in it there is no re
freshmcnt. 'Pa, looks sad. His hear,
ACHES Tor loving daughter But it,.
nothing to Fannie-she 'dop't care
Years have flown.
'Fnnnic?
.Whstr
rs dinner readyi am in graa, Au-.
ry.' -.
'Yes that's the first cry always And
ron know Badly is So slow. Now ii,
,dowr lere and listen to this new piece
OF inusic-lnurr, thum, thuin, one |!
aud still lhurn, lhum. Isn't il delightful.
Narylj ...
Yrs, F.nnie dearest, business cannot
be delayed ''
1T cmt! Well, perhaps you expec,
me 10 90 into the kitchen and cook (! II
You do, | wan, it distinctly understood
that ! wasn't brought up 10 it, and didn't
marry for the sake Of STOPPING to it.
Than, thum, thum, thrash, with n ven.
Ceance-two! Ringle, tinge, tingle e!-
%.'nmer is really at last. Cold and heavy,
burned and raw. Husband looks sad.
but wife don't care Away he goes -
perhaps TO saloon, or stand by the coun
ter Till iIis brain reels ard lie looks more
like corpse thans live tnau. and for
whom A thing which 81: in the parlor
and plays on the piano, and gives him TO
rndersland that she wasn't brought IN
TO ae woman and didn't .r.srry' hi,a
for the sake Of STOPPING to be his wife,
Picture No. Il.-'Fannie
oh, Pa, has come, sis!' And down
p"tter little feet, and pas neck ic enc;s.
cled with thy white arms: and his face
covered with warm soft kisses.
Now. will Fannie bring father a drink.
ueis tired
yes sir
And away twinkle the dainty feet, and
minute more. and dimpied hands are
handling it. And then the hat is earned
away, and cane set in the corner, and pa
looks so happy tha, Fannie taxes her ac'
i've little brain to its utmost TO think Of
something more to do for him.
Years have flown. ''
Twelve. Hurry Nellie. Set up the
chairs while bring pitcher Of water
Father will be here in few minuies,
now."
Click-slam, tramp, tramp, trip!
Fannie z
'Well, dearf
is dinner readyl / am 10 great hui.
ry.'
Just this minute ready, Harry
Il knew il would be. Chatter, cIatter.
claiter! bread good, vegetables good,
meat good, all good, but wife the best Of
alI.'
Fannie, ] am in trouble
About, what, pray TELL
Oh, my wife is the great torment Of
my life. The little vixen runs so fast that
II keeps me all the time in sweat to
keep up with her. The fact 10 she willis
n'e'with her unnumbered little kindness.
IL isn't so very comfortable 10 feel lost,
like speck in blaze of--of-oh. dear
how red our Nellie's cheeks are to day /!
Been using some Of moti,ef's cosmetic :
helping to get dinner, ave y
Wife laughs. aud husband looks pleas
ed in spite Of his sorrow. Away he goes
TO bis humble work. But he foreets "a
tieue. for he is blessed with loving wife
and happy home.
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Pi"c' Iomlni replied 10 a serenade at
Troy: 'ShcntIemen, am very obIigee
for dis compIemenrz. am very poor
speak AngIlsh. and fee, shIcepy.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

=. Eek s1d Biddy had been long ,lmc
'i, but did not get along we'll together
aT vera almost constantly quarreling
ned however. that one day they wcr
quietly opposite the fire, when 10 came
nd dog and laid down between them
--- be fire, and also opposite to each other
ssnily Biddy speaks up and says-Faitb,
rick; isn't Il q shame we should be al
7, quaFreIing; see the cat an dog how
-sasle they get along Och, Biddy, sure
.nt n fair comparison at all at all; jis!
Len togather an see how they'll act.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02

g's soFHr OF EsporsIs0.-One OF the
4cious and wealthy merchants was
s.' 10 visit Europe and setting bis house
alaf before he loft. closed q coversation
on aad beir as follows :-sNow, as
,'Iay lesson. look at these four notes.
a' as pat in his hands four notes OF hand
.5 100. making sIoO. 900. with his name
- ask. Those" said be, are the
raid for endorsing for friend.
lsa put my name on them, and had TO
hen es you see. Whenever any one
Yau to endorse, look ct those notes be-.
'. yol rerly."-Cnited States Eeono-
rsr
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a-puaz the applicants for admission to
"a -s,tTiate Asylum. recently in New York
t-- tgeniy-eight elergymen, thirty six ply
: .r- iorty-two lawyers, three judges,
live ,litors, four army and three naval ON
Que hunderd and seventy mercha-
~ sftv -fve farmers, five hundred and fifteen
-, aud iour hundred and ten womer
age from the higher walks Of life.
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ss- A CARB---zs Is n well known

I. no more less than what its implies each
do-e OF one table spoonful contain fve grains Of
Iodide Of r0ass We defy competition in thisarieie.
as our arrangements such that get our Sara.
parilla Root direct from Honduras and odide VI
PGtass dree. from England. in large quantities con
sequsntly we believe We are the snly lrm who can
furnish the article at 81 per bottle II be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
he careful and get the genuine article-uss none
ether. and from past experience we'll assured
that It will give perfect satisfaction to every person
who may use it-packed in and two dozen cases
ready 10 ship to any part of the country Druggists
will nd /; to their advantage TO II this sarsspar
Ia in prefersuos to all others.
X. HALL. 4 co. Prnprietor.,
Ia sol Las Clay Street, below Montgomery
Eky San P-socsses
WV. LoUTzESHEIsER. Agent, Grass Valley.
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fspcrmasoYrhea.

0R local. WEAKNESS, nervous debility, low
" spirits lassitude, weakness OF the limbs and
back, indispositon and ineapsbility for labor and
study, duiiness Of apprehension, loss OF memory,
aversion to soeisty love Of solitude, tmidity sell
distrust drxiness, hssdaehs Involuntary discharges
pains in the side affections Of the eyes, pimpies
The face. serual and other inhrnitles in man, arc
cured without fail By the justly celebrated MUSICIAN
and surgeon, L. J. fsspksy. iiis method Of curing
diseases is nsw (unkuovr 10 ethers) spd hsrre the
rr.st success. All cons sltstens IVY letter OF other
sis.l fr-- Address l. .. c~ynf D. Fan Frsn
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T~ the Afflicted ,

the AmtftO0.
nR. l.. J CzAPkAY returns his sincere thanks TO
~ hi. numerous patients for their patronage aud
would take this opportunity TO remind them that he
continues TO consult at his Institute, for the enrs
OF all forms 81 Private Dsease--sueh as syphilis,
Gonorrh9a, Nocturnal Emissions, and all the con
sequences efseH abnse In the rst stages ofsyrhiii-
tic Gonofioal dissasss he guarantees cure in q
few days. vithout ineonvenisnee to the patient or
hinirnnes TO his business. When patient. BY meg
ieet improper treatment has developed the seeon
dary symptoms Of Syphilis, such as buboes pain
full swellings the groins ulcers in the throat
aud nose which II not checked destroy the soft parts
and cause the bones to mor,ify, separate and come
held or when blotehes and pmples break out upon
bones. or when his constitution Is injured rs 10
disease the Doctor guarantees cure or asks no com
pensation.
In Rhsumstism chronic or acute in Dysenterry, or
nfarrhcra he has safe and eiIectual Remedies. For
the treatment Of the consequences OF sell abuse
nocturnal emissions. nervousness, tmidity head
ache pains in tho back and limbs. with general weak
loss Of appetite loss OF memory, Injury 20 the
sight rctlessnsss confusion Of ideas dislike for
eety ane afceling Of ~eariness OF life with the
vous system 70 exeitsble that sliht noises SHOCK or
startls the patient making his existence Miserable
For the above malsdies the Doctor will guarantee
cure or ask no compensation. lie can be consulted
free Of charge and invites all to call As II will cost
them nothing and may be much to their advantage
His Office Is on Sacramento Street, below Mont
gomery, opposite the Pacific Mail steamship ComPa-
ny's once once hours from "a. N. TO or. n.
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.as rag,rrRs rpnAru

-nAs rararn
aa.s;h ;ai' a.'s, .ia ssilvs ovsrgrovn
-'F aaa r.sas a. IN -usihlsr, us
s..h ts--- .zrssiso sross
st -r--l. et-fr 49, Is
: s--,r--rrl Eva ris hiatnry 1eelars
.Aessa 81. .Irst ..i'o~sr " the esoss,
rl-la-ss -f;hs sAE
~ is- II ls r-'fs'
sl.sH .s s- = -orks % Ais :ov,.
.-i Of d. sse.. coRRrc1ED ami kxusxs
aye rkEzI abs,s.
--s -if % his wrong
Fesll -. o. .ll NJ. n ctr ar. there.
% 80 fac nr-s witch 70 truth belongs
E-..g-. = az EIIix fair
-rs' -1~ In deaths ES.uR,cr
4e-- .sIso heap oa, lueAle.s brother lies,
..r p is.-rpsar on Gabriers EorAL cEAn,
~. b. .il.--r "a ths sklcs.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE

~ william Hobby offers to sell. on The uos, r.ss.
cable terms. the
WESTERN HOTEL.
sitH The Furniture, ke.. situated on Main Street
erass Valley
This Stand 10 veil known, and /. nov doing An.
easnass The House has recently seen thorourhiv
rs-ntt:d, and is oDs q Me best Hotel Stands in
eAs Valley. 1.T
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'r t.- &c lev the devil "a. dressed"
.. was in IL. Sundays best;
s f.. sas "a .sk and his trousers llns,
lt'f seAias uhsrs hi. tail come thro.'
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CYRTIFICxTT.

T. the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary, do tea-
tify hereby, that Dr. L. j. Csapkay has served dur
ing the contest for hungarian Liberty. As Chief Sur
geon In the Hungarian Army, with faithful psrse-
veranee-~ hereof Ihave given him this certificate,
and oTo,se,,on Of ali those uhs are capable Of sp
prseiating patriotic seif-saerihss and undsssrvsd
misfortuns KOsSUIH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
wsshinrton City, January o, 1859.
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HOUSE FOR SALE!

THE UNDERSIGNED will sell his Residence. situa.
ted on Church Street, Grass Valley, on the most
favorable terms.
For particulars apply TO the editor Of this paper
Of 4. SHOE MAkER.
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
SUMMONS.

r.rr or CALIFORNIA. JUSTICES corRT.
Ooanty Of Nevada. u. W. d. Capp.
Torashlp Of erase valley. Justice ths P..ss.
UsiE People Of the State Of Cal fornia, to FETEE
Il MARTIN GEnrrrG -
You are hsresy summoned 70 appear b>fars me.
assA lay ef JULY. 1889, 81 10 o'clock, A. NJ TO an
seer 10 tie complaint Of DORSEY ROLAND, who
fsmands Of rsu the Of highly three dollars and
Sinefy.s-e cents . rsr copy OF complaint now on
ne 10 my once when Judgment will he taken against
yss for the said amount. together sith costs and
Damages. II you fail to sppear aud answer.
To the Sheriff sny Constable Of said County,
eresstug :Msks legal service and due return hereof
Given u1esf ny hand, this ed ssy OF April. A.
=. 1850. ". u. cLArP,
sss IN sseiss ss th. resss or said Ceun
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RRIOgRAPNHa

The Subscriber takes this nsthod Of informing
the citizens Of Nevada County that he has Gifted
his rooms, and il prepared 10 take all kinds Of
Pictures known 70 the Heliographie Art. unsgrpas-
sed IN the world, and he has made special arrange
ments for persons coming from distant parts Of the
Country, and would say TO all such that, provided
perfect satisfaction Is not given he will no; only not
charge for work, but will pay them for their time
and trouble in calling.
These arrangements have been made in view of the
fact that the Country Is "oded with unsLifui ope.
rAtors, whose work Is not only wanting in chemical
effect and everything that constituted good picture
but owing TO tho improper Of the chemicals en-.
ployed. they are rendered perishabe and worthless
To avoid the mpssitions practicsd. the citizens u
this and the adjoining counties mos. respectful
y invited TO call him a; his Rooms in Grass Val.
isy, where no will be be found ready a, all iimes
aud in all kinds Of weather to take pictures in the
ee~ style BY all the various processes now knoxn,
some Of which as follows:
Ambrotypes, Melainotypss, Psnsotypss,
fhetogrsphs, Stsreeseopis Pictures. dc.
6H r. n. woUp,
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AANS eMAMeHll
y a N 2AL

0Nk ssdisidsd sns-fourth OF . new ss-sm fav-
" mill, in good and running order, where lumber
can be sold a. $50 per n. Ons-sixfh interest Of =
Mining claim, with water ditch capable Of running
tvo hundred and hfty inches Of water for eight
mouths IN tho year Also, onssixth par Of sixteen
mining claims, connected thereto, one-eighth Of q
water ditch and twenty mining claims,
par: or the whole Of the above property will be
sold cheap. Apply to
WIZ. BENNETT, Gr.ss Valley.
Chips Drgings, Sierra Co, March 2o, 1sse.-so II
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Attending and Resident Physician,
l.. J. CZAPKAY, nj. ID

Late In the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief
Physician TO the goth Regiment Of Honveds, Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital OF Pesth Hungary
the late lecturer on Diseases OF Women and Chill
aren, and Honorary Member Of the Philsdelphia
College of Medicine. Permanent cure guaranteed or
pay. 81 Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations BY letter or otherwise Free.
Addfea Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY,
San Fransiseo. Cal
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w. S. C..
CLUB HOUSE GIN.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEKN
appointed SOLE AGENTS for the sale Of thi. Pt,Ry
GIN IN California and Oregon, are prepared 70 .un.
ply the Trade with article that has No rori n
N THIS MARKET, being the PURE ARTICLE IN its
finest dFinkable condition and flavor
This Gin |. IMPORTED DIRECT FROM pory.Sn
By hsssrs. W. g CoRBIS 4 CO.. OF New Yori xha
have made arrangements with the late Arm ot CAM
pBELi BROTHERS for the sole Importation and al.
In the United States and Canada
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Remarkable Instance OF Medical He
lief.

Below vs publish the certificates oftwo Of the
sufferers from the pAngs Of dises'e, who having
covered their former health, and impelled BY grati
tude made known their eases and rsmsdical agent,
and their stat. .msntx are authenticated by Notary
Public The demands Of society impsriously com,
uiand their publicity and commend their perussl
to the attention Of all afflicted
Nevada national., 1859-07-02
rAankfsslI~ess "a fhe fneeutir< 10 Gra.tfsde-
CERTIFICATE.

Tie undersigned, desirous of acquanting those vho
may be unfortunate enough TO be similarly afflicted
where permanent relief Of their suferings may be
cb.csd feels IL hs duty TO publicly express his sin
eere gratitude 10 Ir L. j. CIApkay for the permanent
recovery Of hs health. Borne down BY the distress
ing symptoms incident TO the vicious practices OF
eonroilabe passions in youth, depressed in body aud
mind unable to perform even the most trhing duty
imposed upon the daily avoeatons Of life, sought
the advice Of many ply eians who at 6rst regarded
riy disease OF triing Importance, but. alas after
few week and in several Instances month"; OF thsr
treatment, found to my unutierabie horror, that
instead of relief the -ynpou became more alarming
in their torture, and being finally toli by one that
the disease being principally confined to the BRAIN
medicines would be OF little consequence jespaired
Of ever resaning my health, strength and energy
AMI last resort and with but faint hope called
upon nr. CE.Pkay, who after examining my case,
prescribed some medicine which almost Instantly
lievea me Of the dull pain aud dzEness In my head.
Encouraged BY this result resolved to place nyseli
Immediately under his and, BY sriei obedience
TO his directions and advice. my head became clear
my IDEAS collected, the constant pains in my back
and groins the weakness Of my limbs, the neryou.
re action Of my whole system the slghtest alarm
excitement the nisanthropy and evil forobodings
ths self dsrust and want of in Others the
incapability TO study and want Of resolution, the
fightfuI the exciting and at times the pleasorabe
dreams at night followed by involuntary discharges,
have all disappeared and in fact In two months after
consulting the Doctor felt So II inspired BY new
life that life which, but short time ago conteua-
| plated to end BY my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares OF incompetent quAeks 1 deem It my
duty eher this testimony to the merit and skill Of
| nr. Crspkay. and recommend him to all who Ay
stand In need Of medical advice, being assured by my
swn experience that, once under his care radical
and permanent cure will be effected.
Br FILLMORE
State Of California county OF san Francis.o--sub.
seribed and before ae this 18th day OF April
A. u. 1885. (signed,) JoHs ADprgTos.
/ IL. 81 Notary Public.