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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-11-12

VS..
The south east quarter Of Section q, Township
20, Range ID.
DY virtue Of writ of Vendtioni Ezpones. to
ID me directed, issued out of said court a th :
above entitled cause, dated the 5th day Of An
gust. 1864, will. on
THE 28rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1864
between the hours Of one and four P. NJ of said
day, at the Court House door in Emporia, Lyon
county, Kansas. expose to public sale, for cash
the following described tract of land, to-wit:
The south east quarter of section twenty-tev-
en- CID. township twenty (20), rang thirteen
13), in Lyon county. Kansas
THOMAS A. OSBORN,
1895 u. S. Marskal
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-11-12
ESTABLISHED IN 1861.
w. o. X. CONE, A. J. REID,
SUCCESSORS TO ". o. K. CONE CO.,
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
La WREVCE, KANSAS.
CONE & REID.

NON Z O. nG1Os
Exclusive attention given TO the collection of
Claims for Bounties. Indemnity for Damages,
Pensions, Horses lost in the Service, Arrears r.
regular Service, Irregular Accounts and Vouch.
ers. Applications and claims for payment under
the above heads must be prepared correctly to
insure payment. Three years experience in pre-
pairing and prosecuting claims before the Depart
ment at Washington, and other Pay Departments
enable US to save much time and expense TO the
claimants. We advance money on all claims.
when parties are in actual need of it. Parties at
distance will receive full advice and instructions
respecting claims by sending US their name. ad-
dress, and the nature of their claim. Cash pal d
Tor Vouchers.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. Stineon d Ravens. Attys., Leav.
VIM. l.. Nc DoweIl, Judge Dist ,urt, LeaV.
s. o Thatcher, Judge Dist. Court, Lqwcrnce.
Prof i. G Sehuebly, Ayr. Coll. Manhattan.
E. L. Pattee, NJ. D., late Army Surg =
Judge RriIamy Storer, Cincinnati. Ohio.
NJ. H. Tilden.
Don Piatt, Judge Adv Gen, D."
CONE d REID,
343-tf. Attorneys at Law.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-11-12
WAR CLAIM AcEI

T II. O'BRTEN,
Late c!erk in the Pen sion
on &c. " ashiuguOn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-05-19
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DE Die 8sbiltniHs Der Nibte fannie, elite lcslei4 su
Beiosn. Mls bic prtraulite Nsittbeiluns aei@loi.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
PLANNING & FLOORING Mill
N0uih New Jersey Street.

DOOR. RiISD. AND SASH FACTORY, FLAMING
IL sut Flooring Nail
Having completed nv Factory. an prepared % fur
nish Doors. Sssh. Blinds Door AID Window Frames
Nodiug. Corutce. Bracket- Dressed Lumeer. weather
building .easouatle any other rlsnlfac.
tgrer y the city
HAvirg on band large stock ofthorougbly seasoned
River Pre- Lumber an enabled 20 warrant rv unsi
ufacturs.
Orders far working flooring. dressing and planning
i-mher premptly attended 20.
ocrss dsrn WARREN TATF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

yUyHP HOTEL PROPERTY ON THE CORNER or
II Delaware and South streets, In Indian spells. con-
t1lning 40 rocs.s. Situated well 20 thriving
business. Terms eAsy Inquire o.
NckERNAS PIERCE.
-sptl6 -6.- Real Rsfafe Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
An OsSified Mnn

From the Cleveland Leader.
There was n strange spectacle at the depot yes
terday--a man OF whom accounts were published
years ago. in newspapers in this country and in
medical journals, who has been in 9 state of al
most complete ossifcaiion for thirty years. His
name IS Valentine Perkins. He was born fifty
two years since in Henrietta. Monroe county, n
Y, bet has been resident for the past twelve
years of Man!ua. Portage county, Ohio Az the
age OF eleven years he was thrown from "a horse
aud hls knee was injured by the fall. From that
time ossiheatiOn set IN, aud the process made all
vancement joint by joint, for fifteen years. when
IL bad completed its work lie is thoroughly
and totally ossihed. with the exception that he
can use two OF his fingers, aud make the slight
est perceptible motion with one or two OF his
toes he has not opened his jaws tor more than
thiity years, but he can talk with ease
OF course, he has 10 be ied--the food being
placed within bis lips aud left under the guidance
ot mother Nature, who mysteriously insurc- its
safe conduct iuto the stomach lie lies upon
his side. upon n low bed or couch which serves
also ss litter, with his feet drawn up somew hat,
and his right hand caught up near his right
shoulder. lies thus All day long shifting his posi-
ton but once during twenty -four hours. when he
is turned over an the other side While he il
thus completely ossfed-a human block of lime
stone, as il were-his skin retains its normal
character and condition. aud discharges its fuuc.
tons perfectly, being. perhaps. more sensitive.
however, 10 tie touch Ot any object as that of a
It's or hair, than il usually the case When
the light strikes tie sklu of his hands or face il
looks like marble OF yellowish tinge. brought
mp To the highest possible state of polish He
es there OF his couch. like a recumbent statue
His health il good; he has an excellent appe-
,ite. and lives withal hearty life. One is natu
rally curious 10 know how his mind is occupied
through all the dreary hours. tie cannot read,
for he has been totally blind for thirty wears
Cut of from that source. he j. necessarily cast
back upon his memory, and he has most won
dertul development OF that faculty. lt is ex.
ceedingly tenacious. he remembers the most
minute and tThiug incident or circumstance, has
the entire past-every fact and event in his ex
summons AZ will, or az occasion requires, Oc
currences which have faded from the minds OF
his friends His rccole ,tion OF localities is son.
derful Places that he had visited years ago
before struck with blindness, he identify
as be rides sloug-so vivid 4 recollection has he
of the relative position of things. n bridges
rivers. etc.
He Is Yety expertat mathematical calculations
and can With great readiness give. for example
the number of square inches ia an area The
number Of whose square feet or rods arc given
him
s6f course it must be world Of work 20 take
care Of this helples. man. but his friends have
cbeeFfuliy borne the sad burden for more thsn
forty wears. lie has now gone 20 Painesville a.
county charge
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

potence IN both sexes the effects Of these diseases
the body and mind ard the Authors New Treatment o.
all these IL fu the ouly successful method Of
cure. with expedition q Qusckery.
Thiswork IL not Quack advertisement, bit warning
guide married and single n i The only book
that gives the of s the above diseases psn
English with fall directions for and con-
nucb ~Alusbie Information proper
IN public Eoce The work contains go psgss and ioO
plates and sDsyngs of the above aseas. sept 20 any
address IN q sealed wrapper, receipt OF 30 cents
Those afflicted with q the above di-essss before
placing themselves under tie treatment Of ary one,
should frs; read this work.
oTPTCE-3ls Fiffh s;roet between Ysrsc' ard Je5sr-
son. vest side.
T. a.nre ssfeiy 10 all letters, direct 90
GALEy's HEAD DfsP sysART
Drsrer2s7, Louisville. KY
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
DAILY SENTINEL.
TelegraphiC Dispatches,


The lines are working badly on aecoun, oil
the storm, 80 We sfe unable to give our usnAl 70
nott /
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

MO. IL SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET, THREE DOORS
south OF the Palmer HOus-. will Loan Money on
coi.aterals Jeselry, Watches, &C. VIII ind employ
nsnt for Mechanics LAoofers Clerks Sesmsesses sst
ssrvarts and sttslA - Resting Stores oces. Dwell
~ ana Rssus aor3- d1ca
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

Business Naiess published ii fbe local columns ~
nss o. under will he charged for each Insertion Ell ~
ever ten lines, ten cents per line.
Aa,ouueng death. With funeral notice attached, fl;
sffhous n0tlcs free.
Marriage Notices So cenif.
Notices ~ Feivais Pencs ard Kxeusions gotten AZ -
ndviduals assoatcns ty cbnrthes At the regular
pTlces.
Advertisements loaded aud placed under the bead u
Special Notices. ten lines over will he charged double
The usual rates.
Yearly advertisers 70 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for ohccs ~ every description
e charged the rate Of t so for each IN the
ell cases, paid In advance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
Instruction and Practice.

The Instructors ard Propretors ofthis College have
joyed large experience both In practical Teaching and
actual Busness having experience Of fifteen years in
the bu nes and for several years principal Teacher and
head offhe actual Business Department Of the Pough
keepsie College To yodng who devote but two
or three months 20 study we would call their attention
this system Of Bu ness Instruction and popular Edu
cation, where you the study and discip
Talent and Capital.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
DISSOLUTION.
DissoIufion OF Coparsmership

guNHs Sis, duy % October, hy ruutnai consent c.
II Dunn r6sadolio. the frm q J. C. Dunn Cs-
have Dissolved partnership. The hnsiaes. Of the rrn
vii be settled By J. G Dunn the ED stand No - and
g Eentecky Avsr1e. Those indebted VII please esn
s.t setfle, and obiiEe J. c. DUNN.
r. GACDOLFO.
Iaal..APssls. OCT. zI-no.l-eel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
DR. Whittier.

ISglvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
i III. Whittier Theory, symptoms sad Iresfneni
sfCi-ou1c Nervous. Urinary and Sexual Disease free
ia Y-in seset letter ENVELOPE for six cents 20 prepay
postage clear 6slpe asion OF all the diseases and
conditions resulting from the Infringement % the moral
laws excsses indulgence, exposures add imprudences
In married and siugie life. Every seosncs contains In
strucfon so the sncted snf should be read BY every
youug psr.or keep them % the shoals which 9TH
srs have been broken 20 pieces Amatlvenes clearly
stated 10 be under the oOnrel Ct jndeious tre.tnsn
and thereby prevent Inclination very prolific
efdsess Nearly every % disease be treated
without hinfrs1cs 20 basness. Ned cine zen; by mall.
0bserTafion- Chsrges no<erste, consuts
lions by letter st the ooe free; 1arsDteec.
once O. St Chsrss street. between sixth and Seventh
one sQrsre soath Of Lnds Hotsi. p. o. Bot ys. st.
Louis. No Circular Letter especially for ladies', con-
tanning nothing referring TO sexual Dseases for cent?
postage. iani-dk~iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
DEuas y. BARNES A Co.,NY.
eh4 -dCrn-esd

IL S o L ID | ERS S-WE THINK DIR
Strickland IS quite gb, IN advising yeu his
usni IN our columns Of todsy's paper so take bott.
Of his highly recommended Anti choera Mixture In yous
knspssekr, u may the lives q many of our bes
soldiers. Nvtasrs, see that your do Dot neglect
Toe can get Al The Drng siares 80 per both.
hi' ths hes Ts'u-dy fer nsrrhes and Dysenicry.
uAreh7-diyeod4xly
n Dl Sc Asses OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual sys;ensns~ and reliable
treatuent-in hspsrt, u Ia HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Sent by nail n sesleiletisr envelopes free ofeharE.
Adare-s d. }. sKnLEz HouGHros, Howard As-oels-
ton, No. South Ninth Street. Philsislrbis Pa.
MARIO -d6wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
Established I'm 1880 and Chartered
ny tho Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treafment OF
Ven <,n~paau ID
SE.uI.s.fL W'E.fK.v'ESS.
Ard all Affections OF III. Urinary ana Gen,rstve Organs
Of both Sexes
JUST PUBLISHED,
a PRIyATE MEDICAL TKEATISE
M e DlCAL.

nN yRNERRAL DISEASES.
" including Gonorh0A. Gleet,
Syphilis, structure, Gravel. stone,
Ruptures, Piles, Fis,uls, Crinsry
Deposits. so1 all Diseases Of the
Kidneys, Bladder, PROSTATE Gland,
and SeDinal Vesieles. and the!r
trestmenf, including a chapter on
FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
servstions on marriage and The
prevention Of conception. Con-
tsining q TFesfire or Self Abust,
spermstorrhes, Sexual and Ssr-
vousDebll.ty, Barreunsss and lm-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

rpNHE FIRST COLLEGE OF THE WEST WHERE
actual BUSINESS practice is conducted with theory
Ia TEACHING, and where session Of Board OF Trade Is
held by experienced "a all the legitimate trasac-
tons and usages Of the West. q -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

oseiu,ap has made lbe public familiar with
the harem Of The TUX. and Cap, Button and
Arisnns Netd with that OF the Mormon NJ,
W u D'Almelds, ln hs life Ia Jaws lately
pnhllshei m Eogland. lees she ,me good ofiot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

IyoR sAIK-A FAMILY CARRIAGE, HORSE AND
n Usrpsss frorlre q, J. r. Ssllivsn's Llvery stable
Hast Pearl street JOHN sfkNAkf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
Merchants' Exchange.

The Students this College enjoy the benefit Of tbs
regular meetings Of this novel department conducted
the plan Of the Chicago and Cincinnati Boards OF Trade
where actual transactions had). Reports are an
nounced aud such instruction given will make all com
peient 10 buy and sell on Change agent principal
Citizens and strangers arei in ID to call address fo
further particular.
GREGORY 4 aUMFoRD.
septl- dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS
EXECUTIVE DkPAKTxENr oF lSDIASs.l
BURKAU o. FINANCE.
lNnIANkYolIS Ipne at lSEa

vSDiASA OFFICERS, ~ho have beer or are serving n
The army. are inforr'-4 that their Ordnance Returns
vii b made ani ptt-sated % the proper Department
and oertroAfes % acquttsnce obtained rre> Of c9rye
By applying 70 Mr. c. p. Rocker. Chic Clerk state Cra
nance Department. occe stairs Ys,~ns' hars-
store Ne. Il West Wsshiugfon street lhaanauo.
Rv making returns. zbove directed. oc3cers will ~,
only al fees, Bat they will Be able settle with the
Government and draw their pay from one 20 three
months earlier than The business entrusted % Claim
Agents
By order os osGovernor Noarox
". II. n. TERRELL
soS-ttf Fs.ns.~l Secretary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
An Edilor In Lack.

The draft ef this township came OF on
Monday aEd we were among the num-
Der who drew q prize. Not having the
msney nor the inclination TO hire cub
stisute, We are making our arrangemenas
to 90. We first thought Of resisting, bat
We gave up the idea as coon as NC foand
out that the Batternuts were not going
70 die at home. Had we been stout and
abled bodied man, we would have long
sinee been in the army-but such not
being the case we come to the conclusion
that we could be Of more service to our
country BY remaining at home aud fghi-
ing the rebels who are keeping up 9 FIRE
in the rear.
The contemptible COpperheAd peace
sneaks" in this township and alI over the
county have been offering mp prayers to
JEFF, Davis and the Devil that We should
be drafted aud, for the 6rst time, the
prayers Of the wicked have been heard
They have now commenced their howl
Of rejoicing, and we presume they will
keep it up nj least until there 10 another
draft
la taking leave Of our Union friends
We want 20 exort them TO stand by the
old flag, through evil as veil as COED re-
port Don't get weak in The ksees be
cause some Of your sons and brothers
are drafted, or because our arms oc
casionally meet with reverse. Come
oat on the llth day Of October aad de-
vote that day to the service oi our eoun-
try, and all will be we'll Labor for the
success of Lincoln, for our noble Gov
srnor and the whole State Ticket, for
Judge Brown, for Colonel Rose, for our
whole County Ticket, and especially for
our candidats for Sheriff, who has Lost
one leg in defence Of bis country; be is
poor man, aud needs the Office. -
: Wereturn our sincere thanks to the
band Of Union men who have attended
to Us their patronage znd well wishes dn-
ring the past ten years We hope they
may Ail live 20 see the rebellion pui down
and 10 behold the beautiful stars and
stripes floating proudly TO the breeze ia
every State In the Union.
Those who ara indebted TO as for Job
work, subscription, and advertising will
please come forward and pay up isnmdi-
ately, rs this will probably be the last
number o2 the Gazette that We shall
issue. - WortainefoH Gazette, 29th aH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

The order was executed, and the Rev
Dr. Mitchell was sent 10 one OF Aincolns
lbastileS-tbe State prison 81 Alton, IL
hnois--where be lay sboEn Of his right
for several nenths- The Colonel viii
doubtless thank us for gislpg ham this
authentic instance Of the way in which
freedom Of speech has been meddled
with during this .'frstrieidal and 0a-
availing var We would suggest 10 ons
Indiana friends who are interested in
noting dcWu all the details of the pro
cess BY which orr Liberties have been
wrenched from them, to ask the Colonel
at some OF bis meetings for the full par
ticulars of this outrage. lie can make
. graphic picture of It His hand is in
st portraying despotisu- - Loasisvills
Press. -aas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06
Torylsm Ran 90 Seed.

Fort Wayne contains meaner. Copper
heads and more OF them, than any other
town in Indiana twas titIy represented
10 the Copperhead State Convention By
Colerick, who said there. III kHoU not
hos a nsay be slssieAsrs, but tel you,
SIR, thai Difk as UnSon victory Is not
hailed vita deBlonstrations Of JOY, nor
a Union defeat srffA ang striking mdni-
festdkieRs 0 + sorToseH @ aAeA
We have heretofore adverted to the
resolutions of the Allen county Democ-
raey against the enforcement OF the
drait--to the iReendiary appeals of Daw.
soa, of the ffmSs, for bloodshed il an
attempt be made 70 pot the Law in force ia
Allen county--to the thfsess Of the con.
gregated trsbs OF peace snsakas IN nase
convention, to drive oat ary ssgly en-
listed soldiers who might be ordered to
rendezvous q. Fort Wayne, aud 70 their
declarations OF vengeAnee sgainst the
Union men who are unfoFt5Hals enough
to live theSe, IN case the President did
not exempt that county from the opera
lion OF the laws HA
Acting on the advice Of their leaders,
the riff rad Of the party have lately been
sewing notices on the Union men, Of
which the following is q sample:
~. L. WILLIAMS, a0
a leeae OAKLEY, -
J. JES<IEsoE,
WfTHERs.
II We do not get justice done at our
next elections you will lose your heads
IF the draft should be iuforced you will
lcas your heads also Jgpux."
TAese notifications are served By be-
ing lea on the premises Of the persons
addressed, in the night tune, as might be
expected, frops the criminal and coward.
ly character Of those engaged n the
business. jesse L. Williams is known
10 most Of our old citizens, and is man
advanced in years, ana Christian
gentlemah, respected and esteamed By
aii men except those who hate every
man Who is NOT traitor Mr.. Jenkin-
soe Is tAe editor Of the Fort Wayne Ga.
setts, and frm supporter Of the Union
cause. Ap-4 go
The beginning of the sequel TO all
these bloody threats, is found in the fact
that the master spirit Of the Jscobin
faction, as far as they are liable to the
draft, are, searching vigorously for sub
stitutes, while the rank and 6le are
we'll, we viii let the Fort Wayne Senfi-
mel tell what they are doing. In itz
issue of the 22dit says:
"Ehs fear of the draft is causing
many pxaons to leave town, and may
seriously aEaat the zote at the approach
ing electioas This is at iesst prems-
ture. They had heLtsr wsit and see If
they are drafted, and Rot lose their votes
through Amere apprehension" dsb
We trust that this experieaes will cure
the Fort Wayne polisiciahs Of the delu-
sion that they can oyerawe the authoSi-
tses Of the nation BY threats, and learn
thea that they are not above the obi
gations Of citizenship or obedience to
the laws---Iad yoasrnGL'as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

TIE instruments used By the self stul-
tifed Democracy in the propagandism
of its platform are 10 keeping With its
Chicago performances The bulk Of the
platform consists of denunciations Of
military rule and arbitrary arrests Ac-
cordiugly, d nominee was sought to
stand on the platform whose best dis
tinction was that be had boldly made
more arbitrary arrests than any other
man, and was amongst the irst to advo-
cate the stringent and wide spread ap-
plieation of msrtisl law.
And one of the advocates of platform
and nominee is an ex-Col. John n. Har-
Ian, Of Kensneky, who-is now figuring
extensively amidst the oppressed and
down-ssodden masses of the padlocked
and afflicted State Of Indiana Col
Harlan is showing the Hoosiefs how
extreme their bereavement and suffer
ings are. 0feourse he pipes heavily on
arbitrary arrests, infringement Of the
freedom of speech, and kindred out
! RACES. IL his hearers don't believe that
such outrages ss be recounss hare been
committed We viii cite them to q single
! instance, which tbs Colonel caa svear
I 10, and which viii foreclose all czvil in
| his particular Audiences. 1NS1
In the summer Of 1852 this Col. Har-
Ian was an ofRcer under Gen Thomas,
| in Gen. Baelrs army. Whilst sojcurn-
/ ing st Florence, Alsbana. with his con-
msnd, the good man went 70 meeting
one Sabbath daF, to istsa to the minis.
trations Of . Rev. Dr.. Mitchell pres
byterian. The reverend gentleman
prayed for the success of his country in
It's present desperate struggle with 5
despotic foe, and made it nnequivocAuy
certain that the country he was praying
for was, the slaxeholaerls=G Gonfederscy,
Col. Harlan, like time soldier (whether
he WAS one or not left the church
abrnptly, wss.tIto lGeneral Thomas and
obtained a8s order fer the clergyman
arrest
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-06

fxroar1xr 10 Lapfrs,-Tksrs u pabiishsd
Issssr, ss usif a. ssns ofhsr fpportant nater, 20
al dssscsts ssnasss, IN BsIis nsw sdssrtisenssfs
under ibs hssd Of a. PFis2ts." J" ~m
TAs lsttsr rsfsrrsd 10 Il wrfttsn BY The srainsss
DR.. Wright, Of ths So. Louis Thress sad h1ns
Inssituts. Tasss intsssSted viii reat tAs sdver-
tiseznsnt, and. We thank. call On DraBsll, vhess
consultations are fres, SD wha treats and cures
without unnees4sAry examinations OF spsraficss
Cures warranted or ne pay ssssd.5 tfs-lydkv
pTsEAsas or THE sERveUs. ,sEMfHAL,
Urinary. ana ssruaf sysss.s--ssw and rsiissls
tssatmsst--in Reports ef ths HoWAhD AsSo-
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