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Extensive Stock

= Extensive Stock
nj l LIN cry GOODSl
Mrs. Kavanagh q Miss Ryan.
TAXES the liberty Of informing the Ladies' Of Joiie,
Il and vicinity, that they in receipt Of their
SPRING GOODS,
Which for beauty Of style and novelty of desrn
be surpassed in the West. Their stock consists Of
BOnnets, Of the latest Partisan STILES, r,
6ons, Flotcers, Head Dresses,
Dress Trimmings,
de-,
with every article connected with their line.
They hope by strict attention to business to merit
continuance Of that patronage solberay bestowed upon
joliet, April :, is5S .O'''' ANU ~ county, nisu
TO PAINTERS q OTHERS
T HAVE hand large and well selected stock Of all
kinds Of PAINTS Dry and in OIL.
TIMBER, Lthrage, Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf patent
Dryer, Lacher, pumise stone Varnishes paint Brushes
window Glass, &c which am prepared to sell ON the
Sept 1856, n12
$500 Dollars Worth OF BrushesI
DAINT, White-wash scrubbng, counter, stove, shoe
i and Horse Brushes, at J.H. BROWNS.
Sept. $50. n12
TNNGLIsH and French Hair and Teeth Brushes, Fine
d Toilet soaps; shell Buffalo and Ivory CONES;
French Toilet powders Nun Fun Prepared chalk, Lily
-. n %.
Sept. s'5o. nl2.
Joliet Turning Shop.
tlHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Builders and others in want Of Turning
that he is carrying on the
in all its various branches at Kings Single and Sash
Factory, the Upper Bridge. By strict attention
business he hopes to receive share Of public patronage
Joliet, Dec. Is. u26 JAMES BOYNE.
lRMY INTETTTGEMFE 0EETFE
No. IL SOUTH FOURTH ST.,
SAINT OUIs, MO.
Established for the benefit of strangers coming to st.
Louis in search of
SICK OR WOUNDED,
and for persons living at distance who can write 10
the Army Intelligence Office and obtain reliable infor.
nation Of any soldier that enlisted in the State Of
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Ohio Michigan, HTseonsin,
| Minnesota, kentucky and Missouri.
| NoRRECr INTELLIGENCE will be given Of any
| - soldier from the above States, whether SICK,
WOUNDED, KILLED OR TAKEN PRISONER, and in what bal
ties he may have been engaged, and where his rSei-
| ment is stationed.
Information will also be given Of the condition Of
any sick wounded soldier in st. Louis. LOUISVILLE,
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, any Hospital in
the Western Department; and where those killed in
battle have died from their wounds buried and
where those taken prisoners are confined.
| This is the only Army Intelligence Office In the
Department Of the Mississippi, Western Department,
and information Of soldiers from any Of the above
States can be given at any time by calling wrtin
| to the Army Intelligence Office.
Persons writing, will please give the name Of the
soldier what State he enlisted in an the number of
his regiment. Charges for any kind of army Infor-
| nation will be Two DOLLARS, and any person. writing
a1H pledse eacIOse The amount order secare dttel-
! Address Army Intelligence offce, st. Louis, NO.
in care P. o. Box lS4s. En5o ly
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WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND
w BRAID, QUILT and EMBROIDEK beautifully. II
will with the finest needle and thread. from per
feet work ON the finest Nansoon, ever the heaviest
beaver-cloth and coWhide with no change of needle
thread DR. tension.
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Joliet Turning Shop.
fT1HE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers Stair Builders and others in want Of Turning
that he is carrying on the
Turning Business
in all its various branches. at Kings ShinglG and Sash
Factory, the Upper Bridge By strict attention
business he hopes to receive share of public patronage
Joliet, Dec. 16. u26 JAMES B0YNE.
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s ANFOR MS
LIVER INVfG0RAToR
NEVER DEb1IffATIvo

7 Is COMPOUNDED v,s,I4, -
y ano mas become an eafahfh1adT1ii RhOM CUM
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aALE NOTICE,
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, J

JoIIxT, April 8, 1891
flUBLIc NOTICE is hereby given tnH1 n III IF the
H., M T.sS made on the sixth day Of April, loo4'
the snscribtr will the 4th day Of May . nort
LIZ ~ Court House in said city, sell at pubhc
auction the smallest portion Of Lots parts OF Lots anu
Isi Estate hereinafter described TO De taken nou
,i side thereby for which any person VIII pay
u nn,s resrctiyely set opposite to each, being u
1ax assessed thereon Icy the Common Council Io[
the several purposes named for the munlcLaI yes'
is3 together with the expenses attending the SAFE
towit:
Lands outside City limits attached to the city Tor
1890 1Srbooi nurnos,,s in District Number l.
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cHANcERY SALE,
OfHANCERY sALE-Pn-su'

II GHANCERY SALE.-Pursuant to the
/ ~ command Of decretal order Of sale from
j Lne circuit Court Of the United States for she
ROrthern District Of Ohio, at the suit Of John W
l PeHgo and Edward B. Bulkley, against Joel
] lerrelI ana others 70 me directed, Ishall offer
/ for sale at public auction, at me South door ~
| the Federal Court Building in the CITY Of CIeve
land, IN said District, on the twenty-first day OF
May, 1854, at three o'clock P. NJ, the following
described premises, situate in the township Of
kldgeTllle, Lorain county, Ohio, with the appur-
tenanees thereunto belonging, known by being a
part Of lot No. twenty eight, and bounded as fol-
lows:
Beginning at point where the centre line Of
tne highway running North and South through
the centre ofsaid township intersects the centre
llne OF the highway leading from Elyria to Cleve-
land throngh said township, thence running in
~ aNIoIIttheIly direction along the center line Of
sald North and South road about fortY-hve rods
70 tne land OF Wyllis Terrill; thence in a West
cry direction along the South line Of said
MylIls 1err1lIs land about fOrty-eight rods to
the East line OF land owned by Willis Terrill
thence m aSoutherly direction along the East
nne Of SAID Myllls TerHll's land about thirty-two
rOds % the Northwest corner Of land owned by
John Chester; thence in an Easteriy direction
along the North line Of said John Chester. G. II.
Gibson, and Lew Terrill's land, about tveutv-
four rods to the Northeast corner Of said Levi
Ierr1l's land thence IN a Southerly direction
along the East line Of said Levi Terrill's land,
ABOUT nfteen rods to the center OF the aforesaid
highway, leading from Elyris aforesaid; thence
IN ao Eastery direction, along the center Of said
NJ hlghWayi about twenty rods to the place Of be- /
ginnlng-belng the property Known as the Ter
III House Tavern property, including Tavern |
s2,76 HENRY G. ABBEY
Master Commissioner in Chaucerv.
Baekus Noble, Solicitors for Complainants.
April ~ l6o4. aprl20. Isl |
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" and altsF Eondrss November 18th Psuasnrsr
5rslns VII ieaTs Cleveland - follows, tsundaY1s
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MASTERS SALE,
sALE.-Pnrsnsnt

MASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt to the
IN command ofa decretsl order of sale issued
nom the Court OF Common Pleas Of Ci1vahoga
County, Ohio, at the suit Of Ann Lord Admins
tratrix, against John T. Newton and others, 1
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door
OF the Court House, in Cleveland, in said Coun-
y, on the 2lst day Of May, at O'Clock, P NJ,
the following described premises, to-wit: The
following described tract or lot Of land situate in
the township of Brooklyn, being number seven
IN the 18th range Of townships in the Connecticut
western Reserve in the State Of Ohio and
which IS also in the County Of Cuyahoga, and il
known by being part Of lot No. 40, original sur
Vey OF sald township, aud is bounded as follows:
West by Pearl street, south by Martins lot, So
called east by Terrace street, and north by
Ine commencing on Terrace street n the centre
between the northern line Of SAID Martins lot
and the south line of the house lot Of Mr. A.
RANDALL and thence running westerly at right
angles with said Terrace street, half the dis
tance to Pearl street, and thence parallel with
Fesrl street to point from which said norther
" line viii lntersect said Pearl street at right
angles with Pearl street, slxty-six feet distant
nom the north line of said Msrtn's lot and is
the same lot conveyed by Josiah Barber and
hlehard Lord to Nathan Voorhees,, ana reference
IS hereby made to said deed for a more particu-
lar description. Appraised at S1,4I9
GEORGE +. . WYMAN
Master Commissioner.
s. 3; Prentlss Baldwin, Plt'ffs att'ys,
apr20.l5O
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aPFeIIL N0TICEs,


Give Heed. A cold is often thought to
bsa too tIihng matter to claim immediate or serious
aftsntiou until if ssls such hold on the lungs as
70 imperiL the the lie Of the oonsumptiye pa.ient-
then and at tl then do many think serious OF re-
lsi uhsa It oitsn comes to late what ioosh negli
genes say when Is cents will 60 90 far to cure
OO'd, Cough, Sore Threat, HOarseness, Astma, &c.
hesitate not 70 60 to Druggist and invest that IN
bottie 81 Madame PoTter's Cough BslsaIn.
sAadams Portor's Ourstive Balsam can be OBJ
tainsd at Benton Bros, and Strong q Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. msys-R2 Iu
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ATTORNEYS az Law.
CLOTHES WRINGER .

DUTNAMS CL0THES WIRING
ERS -FseAieFs purchasing Wringsrs to sell in
CnyshogR county, are ca sioned against purchasing e
Of any one but the unde signed, ss own the coun-
ty BY right OF purchase and also caution citizens
who buy for family use from purchasing Of any one
but myself or agents, GEO. d. BECK,
MARI S7O6uDsrior-st, oDpolits Po1tonee.
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THE SPEEDY ABD PERMANENT UJRE
OF the above and also all contagious diseases OF the
hEPRoDUcTIyE ORGANS, with al bad effects arisine
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RaaT-lFElaE TIEE.TARLE.
1884. FinteF Arrangement 1884.
gOR TIE
AErtyRz ana Closing Of azaIIs
ATTHH
CLEVELAND POST OEEIDE,
Commencing November 18th, 1851.


- Malls viii DO opened and ready ior dsliyeFF one
l:EAn Mails close one hour before departure Of
ARBIYAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Esstsrn Through arrives at 7;Oo A. n, and IlO snd
Eastern Way arrives at lo:l5 4. II.
Pttss6urgh EhTOng9 i1s aEriyes t set at 22s A. h
| 5enduBky Way arrives at 9:25 A. n.
MAhoning Way arrives at $50 P. NJ.
Oineinnsh Through arrives at $50 A. h, $50 <. q.
Western Through arrives at ss5 NJ, And s;55 p H.
do Way srrives at 245 ?. n.
| Medina Way arrives ct 400 P. NJ.
EockParE &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
BrsckE7ile, Bath, So. arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon 0sRtsr, Granger North Boyalsou. Ss arrives
- Mondays and Fridays 1t 5 P. NJ.
v 3srreusVille arrives daily at lO:l5 A. d.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily stSA.s
CLOSING OF MAILS.
RAsTaaN THRoUGE, for Erie, BuIalo, Boston, Nsv
nofk asEIoTa and Nilleugnby, Psinesyills Gene
= H4sTEHE THROUGH, for New York only, CLOSES 81
EAsTERE THROUGH, for Erie, Buhalo, Albany, Boz.
sonI New York snd Hartford, closes at sl0 P n.
EAsTEEs WAY, for al points between Cleveland aud
HEsTERS THRoUaH, for Toledo Detroit, Chicago
ena nilWsukees eloses ct 10 p. M, uea7ea rs
WEsTERE THBoyeH, ioT Toledo, Detroit, Chicago.
D2pnane 81, Joseph ane Cairo closes at $50 7. n.
and Toledo, closes at P. q.
SAhDUskN NAY Tor sanduHky and All tntsrme ediats
points, closes ats 30 P. N.
OIEcINNATI WAT, for al pointE between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes st 10 P. NJ. QeaVes at 7;5a
next mOrniug.J
QIaoNEATI THsouss, Tor Columbus, Dayton, Kew
ARK anc uincinnat, oloaos at 10 P H., eaTes At 759
next mOrning.j
OIs0NEATI THRoyeH, for Columbus. OincihnAti,
1ouisv1lles St Eouis, Indiana POLLS, GAINESVILLE apd
wheeling, CLOSES ct 6:i0 p. M.
PIrTssURGE THRoUsH, fo- Pittsburgh and Wash
lngton, closes at l2.40 p. "a.
PITTGBURGH WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland,
Mellsvtle, and Pittsburg Harrisburg. PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7:30 A. NJ.
hAHosIEG WAY, for sl pOints between Cleveland
ana Youngstown closes at 10 2. H., (ssYes ct 500
next morningl
MEDIEA WAT, eloses at 4. NJ
Saturdays, st Il N.
gRxoEsymII, BATH, &c.s closes Tuesdays dsat.
srdayB, st AMI
sHARos CzEFER, Granger, North RoyzIsoa 40 ,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. II.
WARREEsvILLH, closes daily, 1870 A. n,
HAsfCLKFNLAzp and Euclid, closes daily, at "a n |
- Hail snd Dros I'sttsrs are required, BY law -
s-All CITY Circulars ere rsquIysd 80 b Drs-sais
50 ONCE open from 7:s9 A. n. 90 7.5O P. n o. |
Sunday from A. Il. 70 lo-s0 A. N.
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MORNING LEADER.



1t is unquestionably true that mistakes
sre made BY shorthand writer's in their
reports. Why not II they sre machines
they are machines that have headaches
bleeding st the nose, sHimmings in the
head, buzzings in the ear, fsintnesses,
"sinkings" (ss cooks and hcusemsids say J;
and, really, are liable 10 fstigue-espeoi-
ally at two or three O'Clock in the morning,
when they have been occupied for several
hours in making presenisble the Vilest
English that lazy people can reel off. It
is st these times that one cause Of error is
liable 10 operste-and that with the most
cautious and intelligent short-hsnd writer.
Some word in the short hand will present
q fantastic resemblance TO some ether word,
The absurdity is patent, but the eyes are
dim, the man is too tired to laugh, the IA
tslity Of exhaustion has set in, and down
goes the very word which be knows is
ridiculous. Once, in a list Of flowers, I
say, instead of Love lies bleeding-raw
rice pudding Another time il was Cold
pork market, for Rilied meat mari ct. It
is ususlly the case that, while you are
staggering home in the twilight, or per-
hsps just as you are getting into bed, and
want 10 feel your mind easy, the blunder
comes home to you
Pleasant. thRtI know an intelligent
shorthand reporter whose notes talked Of
going TO MaToellles by the Midland Rail-
way. When be saw his own writing for
1t, he Wrs as much astonished, poor fellow,
as the clergyman, the text Of whose MSS
sermon had been maliciously altered be-
fore be took it into the pulpit 1.-THE
righteous shall flourish like green bay |
-hoyse2 Conf declare it is horse |
green bay horse I" It must be added |
that shorthand writers, with an unTegu- |
lated sense Of humor, are often strongly /
tempted to put down sbsurdities merely |
for the joke Of the thing. The late Baron
Alveron used 10 relate story Of stenogra-
phio blundering, which, if true at all, was
to be accounted for in that way.-Question
What are your Answer" am 8
partner in the Low Moor Wo ks" This
the reporter is said to nave changed into
=" am partner il the Low Moor Work
house" ! believe the story to quite untrue
to be myth Of the black crow" order
but il il is true, the case was, no doubt,
One in which the shorthand writer had
made up his mind to have ioke.-Losdon
Good Words.
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OIL OIL OILI
ALEXANDER, sGOFIELD & 90,
REFIHEBS OF
Extra Petroleum OIL, RenzOle and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention 70 packages thereby
saving our customers much loss By Leakage We
guarantee our oil 70 give perfect satisfaction aud
as good as any mste in the city Also, pay par
ticUlar attention to putting mp Of
NAPTHA OR BENZOLE,
suitable for Varnish Manufacturers and Painters'
use. On hand and for sale
$40 bbls extra refined petroleum Oil,
100 bbs Deoderized Benzoie (equnl to Turbsntfne),
100 bbls No. l, Lubricating oil,
which We sell st lowest market prices.
BFFIOE-l05 1T. Clair gtest, formerly occupled By
Vim. o. Scofsld Oe.
WM. O. BooTIKLD, ~ ~-AAN-A~S "
HAIEHW WILSON. April7.
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FAIRBANKS SOALBS-ON
hand at all times, q complete stock Of Fair
banks justly celebrated Scales.
nnrS - and 10 s9DGEipF-lGsl !
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.3sG&l
6 SUCCESS
NNtIs|gXSlslSiISJgSSSI7
In0 DOLLARS PREMIUMii
SEMINAL. WEAKNESS
Or SpermatOrrhes, Glset, Co., and
IMPOTENCY CUR En,
AFTER ALI OTHER TREATMENT FAILS
DR. A. GIBSON,

Formerly Of New YORK City, will pay one hundred
collars for the proof that he ever fails to the
the proof that any other Physician IN the United
states treats she same diseases with equal success
ence, Dr. GIBSON is happy in being able to announoe
. the uniortunate that ne has perfected system Of
treatment for
THE SPEEDY ABD PERMANENT gJRa
o. the above, and also all contagious diseases Of the
REPRoDUCTIvE ORGANS, with an bad enects arisfne
therefromt including general
DEBILITY. Oh NERVOUS FHOSTRATIOs
ae has socceeoed In curing cases in this city some
OF Whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with ssif
least particle Of benefit. -
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a member o.
S4Ine college in London OF Paris, as perhaps some
Oshe 90 Tor the purpose Of ensnarinR the innocent
49, VIZ neiH ~ great e1 never TO be real
ieeq but what Dr. g. might boast Of is this, that he
Is aoe 70 give enfire satisfaction to those who re-
pose commence IN s ability and integrity, and that
ns ~ perIecteQ an american system OF treatment
which challenges any Physician OF London or Paris
OF any patent medicine to equal for the radical cure
o. seminal weakness, and all diseases derange-
ments, both mental and physical, arising from ser
ual or secret abuse.
DT- GIBSON also claims for his rev treatment The
ioloH1ne advantages all Others yet discovered
and nrst, the agents used in no respect dsaree
bie he Uses no relics Of the dark ages such ~ Mer-
curry, nor any other daIeterious drug secondly no
restrictions in diet or business is required thirdly
his treatment s positive and certain In ali cases IA
stands prepared 70 20 into any public or nrtt hos
plta In the United States and demonstrate the i'm
ofS2 o1 E 6 oi ms neg treatment over any
nes5 permanency, mildness, safety and convenience
70 the patient.
DT. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland
and mas during the past Five years performed many
o. eiseasee which had for years resisted all Other
m9oes OF treatment. References can be given to ia
Viouas OF the hrst respectability in Cleveland Bee
ton, New other cities in regard to skin and
integrity IN All professional rRnsactions Dyspepsia
kheurpatlsm, Scrofuls, and all chronic diseasq-
treated with superior Success
e Medioineg sentto any psrt o the country CT
his once.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.
4 DEMONSTRATORS 8ALE-0n NJ,

4 DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE.-On Thurs.
- day the 18th day OF May, 1864, at two
O'Clock, r NJ on the premises, will he sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property OF William ". Custead, deceased, to.
Wit situate IN the Township OF East Cleveland
county OF Cuyahogs and State Of Ohio, in lot No
Ss9 aud IS bounded as follows Beginning at a
stone IN the centre of the road LEADING North
rom Philip ". Custead's and at the innctiop of
the crawford Road; thence North 356, East ten
w CHAINS and seventy-nine (7g) links to stone
AZ ~ me me south corner Of H. Mary's land thence
Nortn =, West seven (T) chains and eightv-four
w. INKS through the center offs hedge fence to
an usage orange sapling thonce West Eve (5l
chMns and htty-nine (59) links to q stone in the
center OF the road and on the North side of SAID
lot thence South ", West sixteen (l6) chains
ana sixty-lour (64) links to the place Of begin
ahgseontaining seven and twenty-four hundrdths
Y z4-lVO) appraised at 50, 500. Terms of
5 ssls.Ione-thlrd down, one-third IN thirty days
and the balance in sixty DAYS.
PHILIP W. CUSTEAD,
Administrator of W. ". Custead, deceased.
ELwELL MARVIN, AttoTneys.
CleFeland, April 18Th, lS6A-aprii 10: 80.
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DE. GOODALEs's OATARRH REHKDE.-It psnstrates
% the very ssat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
tnstss IT, root and branch forever Dr. Goodae is the
nFst and only person who ever told the world what
OArAEzH really was-where st commenced and wbs,
Wonld cure II. Dr. GOodale has now spent lifetime
IN battling With this fell disease, exploring its So
cres amb1sh, and making known 20 the world the
act that OAtarrh, which has for deed the skill
enu fesearsh Of medical men and authors in thls
country and In Europe, can now be cured With the
- ne Uniform Certainty that morning follows night
Prepared BY B. GOODALE, NJ. D., New York Pro-
el,l1 Send stamp for 3 Pamphlet
For lale By g, W. ULARK, llg Superior-St.. Olevs
iAn !, Ohio msrl2.Il2
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r0HTECTOHH

Qcnnootions are made at MoErosFills uith N, g.
enaky, nsnH1eld Newark BIZ, at ClTds Win ~
EenduskT, Dayton Cincinnati 4. r., at FreTonf
Hlth fremont D Indiana Z. T., and af Toledo Vifh
me Michigan southern 4 northern Indiana and To-
ledo z y aoash kai-roaos ioF OafoagO Dstroit Jiok.
soni Eort NeyEci Loaanspert, LafsY5fts, Cairo. Az
on, 81 louis s1d al pcinfs WGst Northwest md
Southwest -
frAins a7riys n 0isFsisns irom Toledo and the
west ~ 20 A. Ne. 2:f5 P r., and a:53 p = - n
CleYa ard, EoTenh Der Is, ls6f
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SCALES.

GCALES.-TNENTY YEARS OF
- .expsziencs0n all the known modes of rnakins
Platform Scales, enables the subscriber 70 warrant
bis Patent wrought Iron Scales to his old friends and
customers IN Northern Uho decidedly superior e
any ether Scale now IN the market. Having incraas
ed facilities, he hopes to be able 70 al orders prompt
ly. Address orders. or call at the Factory. soath
side sslecat, Bridge. Cleveland, D., CT Nc, IA 4ib
Dari7-lsi J.F. KEELEB.
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DF. q = 4 Il 4 "a,
Aasbsr Of the Royal College of Physieaas,
London, England; Graduate Of
RieoFd's Holpital for

FEM ALE DIS EASE
and soOnstant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
laAns a1d Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has oDensd "a Office stths
- johnson House, Cleveland
where he will be happy to meet all those who are ai-
aicted with Bubacuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different IRON the old
plan, and Is mild shcscious and effective. His med
icines simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never been used but By two other physicians in
AncTia besides himself. He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and thousands Of dollars IN obtaining
= few secrets in his profession. BE tss the Urine
tor all forms Of disease. No charge Giving
honest and true statement Of thier case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To EOUEG MEN.-He can prove 20 you in lew min
gtes that he Is the only physician you ever treated
with rht cures this disease. For every patient who
Sl follow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars II be ails in curing this disease No charge
glade for consultation. those At q distance who
wish 70 consult the Doctor may DO 50 By sending 3
email Vial Of urine b. mail with pane, sex and age
and he viii answer describe their case and the
possibility Of getting Teiioi, by enclosing return
postage stamp. msrs.427
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OPTICAL.
SOLOMON's IMPROVED SPEI

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