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CLARk2S sss
BHsItELEB-RESF6RkTIVE
FOR THE HAIR,
Restores Gray and Faded
Hair and Beard to it's
Natural Color.
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD
M0SFLUxURIOUs

CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
q Restores the color,
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
~ Eradieates Dandruff
CLARKs RESTORATIVE, /
Promotes its Growth.
CLARK,s RESTORATIVE,
Prevents it's falling off
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE
Y O5I-r) Is an unequsIled Dressing .
CLARK's- RESTO4tATUE,
3 ! 49, J ~ g5yc Is good for Children.
CLARKsss RESTORATIVE
- y - - - 49, Is good for Ladies'
CLARK,s RESTORATIVE, b..
49,. r.., 81. Is good for Old People.
CLARNs RESTORATIVE, r.-.r 42a.
vi. 2aaa#a5i 7'.- a7Z Is perfectly harmless
CLARKss RESTORATIVE. F"-
8slaS ads 60. .tsa5o Contains no Oil
CLARK S RESTORATIVE,
q ra9s-,asA sa- ja --la 1nr 80 Is not Dye.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE , Il .5.,.. "a
. ~ s-f-r.5 am .--5 ts..e ,-s Beauties the Hair
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
55s ata7r.2 t ..... %. ssplendid for Whiskers.
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
r~er 4eF anKeep the Hair in its Place
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE I9 IIlsl-oe4d
Cures Nervous Headache.
eLARK's RESTORATIVE; eE-zI raxg
OLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning
CLARK's RFsSTO RATIvE,e rev g5E1; 2
g Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK's- RESTORATIVE
$50 Is Delightfully."- perfumed.
Cl.ARK3ss RESTORATIVE non lsIagaZ+
- ,--r, s,-s r.. --- Contains no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
So Contains no Gum.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. $50
PolisheS your Hair,
.LARK's RESToRATIyE,
Prepares you tor Parties.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Prepares you for Balls.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
-" Afl Ladies need il.
CLARK.s cRESF oRAPIVEL 2-Lf-'.-- Peg e
rfg2,E aids ss-5 No Lady viii do without it.
CLARK'S -REST9It4 a, d. 1- : 5dt -5eEs7f 20
Costs but 81.
CLARK s. REST t)IaAiL, We.
Is Sold by Druggists aud Dealare everywhere.
. Price, 81 per cot.le.--6 bottles lar 50,
.-,s.e..... 81 In q. rt55s CEdsbf * & CO.,
r7srronerg riaas I'd Boz ,aaa 9n' PRoPRIEToRs
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A gentleman i'll New Jersey, named Speer
cultivates the port Sambu, a rare grape, from
which he makes an excellent wine, without
the use Of sugar orspirit, that 10 becoming
celebrated among medical gentlemen in our
large cities, and used in hospitats as a supo=
rior article. Physicians recommend it as ali
invaluable article for weakness and general
debility. IF It is a very gentle stimuIant, and
at the same time a rich uutritive wine, pos
sessing the virtues that make it valuable
.for weakly persons and for general family
use at this Season of the year Some Of
our doctors say it is superior, to port OK other
wines, -af9sea n81rN Y.Eve Post. NJ IN
Our Druggists havebeen getting some that
is four years old,direct from the vineyard in
New Jersey, .Ittis called Speers Sa1nburg wine
and theprice islow, (which brings it within
the reach of all classes. 1t is said to be OK
celent for females and has already been or
dered by parties in Europe, regard is SUI
,perior to French wines. b,og dI5l ~a-
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SEleriH-,s Sale.

tx a virtue of an execution issued out of the
Racine county Crcnit Court, the 18th day of Au-
gust A. D. lt aud directed to the Sheriff of the county
Kenosha with Instructions to make thereon the amount
of certain Judgment together wi til interest costs
which doeketed IN the cult court of Keuosha
tY the 25th day February 1851 Thomas
Cram, Plaintiff againat EljsM ussal ave
levied the following described lands Part OF
the north quarter OF section six So north
of range twenty % east beginning
ing the north line Of said Section chains
fifty links from the north corner thereof
thence west on said north line five chains thence south
twenty chains to the south line of said huff of said
noP quarter section, THENCE east five chains henpa
north to place Of beginning, containing 10 acrss more or
less which shall offer for sale and sell public auction
vendue, al the Court House. in the city eoanty of
KsDoaha and Stateof WISCONSIN,, Saturday Oct 52pd
A. d. 1854 at picG2k In the afternoon of that day
Dated Aug. "a, 1861. 70 HUDSON FOX, sheriff -
7y1Q nv Al " RIM lTnd
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GUARDTAN = sAtE

In the matter of the guardianship of the minor heir
Oft. Y. p. Yslie deceased. sf.rE
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in
1N pursuance of an order Of license made in
said matter, OIL the 8 tn day of June 1884 by the
ceut'y onrt of said county, the Undersigned guard
September next, at O'Clock on the premises herein.
after described, offer for sale at pubic Vendue the
following 9escribed lands, to wit: The south cast
quarter of the south east quarter OF section number
twenty (20) town two (9range twenty two (22) east
so the west hall OF the south west quarter of sec.
t9n twenty-one I'D town two % range twenty-five
County Wisconsin. The terms of sale will be made d
known at the time and place of sale.
y Dated Aug, 17th, 1864. % John OuWYGANT, iig'.
6Wll GnA rdIan.
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SHEESIRF,R GALE.
sratc Of Wi.crsin, E6enosha County

Circuit Court.
Hope Lathrop against Samuel q Constock and Ell @
Runals. u II -. =.
pursuance Of the Judgment In the above entitled ao
ton rendered July 18th, 1884, the regular tel N of
said COURT Hudson Fox Sheriff Of said conty of Keno
offer tor sale and sell at pnbc suction, the
tont door of the Court House the city county
Renoha state Of WISCONSIN, o'clock In the fore
noon Of Saturday the Gath dayo September D 1864 the
Following described lots parcels Of land there
OF as ANAL be efficient to sRtisfy said Judgment
with the costs of such sale TO YtThe south half
ten In block forty three 3 excepting the east forty
40J feat ofsaid The east quarter
don ai town two ~ north Of pange twenty
three (23 east and in the city and county III
Terms OF sale Cash. Dotted August 10, lS64c 5. .
OF ..t'. 'i.' '-.' HUDSNO FOX, Sheriff,
III Ue.frel rfGI r8al by w, w. RAgER,
Q. 8. r. II HEAD, Under Sheriff,
Ylh'g Attyg E II Tv.l0 '5 HH#HtfN' e.
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NOTICE..
VxTHEREAs, the lands hereinafter SHe aft descr

WAT HEREAS, the lands hereinafter descrihed
" owned blythe subscribers and in which they are
interested, upon which, the track of the railroad of
the Green Bay Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad
Company was constructed and which Company after-
wards was known as the the Milwaukee and Chicago
Railroad company" and which lands have been and
still are, appropriated by the Chicago Milwaukee
Railway company, for its trscks Wit hout eomnfsa-
tioa having first been made therefor as NV law re
quired and no compensation has ever been made
therefor T. - ~ &t4----t' *.
Therefore notice is hereby given to whom Il NAV
concern ard to you, the said, "the Mjlwankee- and
Chicago abroad company" and to you ssthe Chicago
and Milwaukee railway company that on the 18th
day of October A. D. 1854 at one O'Clock in the at.
ternooD application will be made to the, Hon. David
Noggle Circuit Judge of the Circuit Court for Kenosha
county at his chambers in the city of Racine in the
State of Wisconsin, appoint three disinterested
freeholders of the State WISCONSIN who shall
be OF Kin to the of said land auy way in
terested in said companies either of them to be
commissioners, TO view and examine the said lands
taken, and estimate the value OF the lands go Ia
ken, and the amount of damages which the owner
thereof has sustained or may sustain by reason OF
the tax ing of the same for the construction and use
of the said Road, works appertaining thereto, il
any, over and above the benefits and advantages
which may accrueito the thereof. and ito max
a report iu writing required by law in such
| to the CIRCUIT court for Kenosha ceuntyt ssr ~
The following is description OF said lands, to wit
The south half of the south half Of the south ives
quarter OF section thirty (30n town No. twot2 NORTH
OF range twenty three 1881 east, excepting strip tel
l0) rods wild north and south and thirtystwo (32
| rods long east and west in the south east corner
thereby all in the town or Somers, in the county Of
Kenosha Wisconsin, Said railroad track crosses the
subscriber said land in a norherly and soutberly
direction and takes strip thereof 100 feet wide
Whereabouts and 80 rods long or thereabouts
Dated KeAosh September 9th A. D. 1864.
lJ5i3"c' ID coFEsIfts s r. eboDraan, q * "a
| CIT "a, JAMES N. DUNLAP and .-..s r
| s@A-la' 2 JAMES FRERLAHD, --- q
Executors and Trustees of the estate of Henry Shell
4 don deceased I ksf4a NSNS5HUg #4
I }. J. PETIT, Atty for owners,
Of Kenesha, Wis. hrr }1FG fea 3w14
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-. Neuoahr Couutv Cour,

Ia Probate KenOaha Comfy Court,
In the matter the estate OF VIM p Wates deceased.
AN reading fling the petition Of phi Quarles
" administrator of the estate of the said William T..
Wattes representing among ether things that he has
fully administered said estate, and praying that time
and place be fixed for examining and allowing his
count Of his administration CO ed with said petition
Tits Ordered that said account be SLAMMED by the
Judge Of this eo Monday the 10Th day Of Septem-
Der next at ten O'Clock A. Of that day, at the office
of the said Judge, in the city OF Kenosha. % Dr.
And it further Order ed that notice thereof be CIV
en- all persons interested. by publishing copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior to said day
Of exa nipation, in the KeDosha Telegraph, weekly
newspaper printed and published at Kenosha
in said county. /. W. WEBSTER, = .
Date Aug. IS, 1864 3w13 County Judge.
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SALE ON FOExECLOSURE.
n EN- a. mn dnt,ntv Gyfrct.it Gor,

Robert p. MARI against Nered tn Rowland
AkE notice, tLst in yrue Of Judgment of foreclosure
OF amOrtgage IN The above emf. tied action entered
and perfected at the November term Of this court A. d.
1863 sal se for cash ut the court house Kenosha
city the 24thdAy OF Septemb 1854 All O'clock In
the afternoon to the highest hder the following descrb
ed farm Of land, being and lying In the Somers
Ken65ha County Wisconsin, being the south half the
northwest quarter Of number tr5y-three B3 in
township nam Der two ~ north Of range 9gmber
ty7two ~ east containing 50 acres more
dg to survey said sale will be made
apIior mortgage same prei made BY said Rowland
and owned BY ons David Hyde At the ting Of said Kydes
decease. ~ - HUDSON FOX, a.
-...ru ae.a-sru Sheriff of Kenosha County BY 'ls
- WV BAKER, Under Sheriff.
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.H..fse f.aEef aa. slIssB &
SHE KHFF,S SALE.
State of wisconsin KeaOAhn County
-------- -. atOmrI.

..t'". Court.
Alenzo Campbell d0dtnss Thomas Carter and Martha
U. Garter. $1,000 aNi93 ar.f 70
N pursuance OF the judgment ia above entitled
n uop rendered November the 18th A.. D.. 1859, at
the regular term OF said court Hudson Fox, sheriff
poi said county a Kenosha shaA offer for sale and
sell at public auction to the highest bidder therefor
ut tlfy fT the court house in the city Of Ke-
nosha, Eenoeha Couny, Wisconsin; At ten O'clock ia
the forenoon OF Saturday, septeber l7th, 1884, the
following described lot parcel Of and Or 90 much
thereof Will be saficent to satisfy said judgment
costs, together with the costs OF said sa4e 10 Wit
common cling in the centre Of the New Chicago Rosds
formerly SO loaAed (nOw PARK agency at point T,
fifty four $50 rods, two ~ ieet, ten& haf(iO I'D
inches Soll Of the South E1steorfer Of Lot No. ak.
teen 6) on the Nerth epst quarter fsection six ()
Town "a North Of range Tw enty three f231 East
thence running west parallel with the south line gad
Lot sixteen ne III to the centre Of old chicago road
10 called thence herly IL the centre OF said lac,
named road FIVE f53 rods, thirteen (Is1 feet seven
one half inches thence East parallel to first nat
cd line to centre Of Park Avenue aforesaid thence
North to place OF beginning. uGaI T9iJ3J tB GIp 2
Terms Of sale, cash., D.,
Dated Augusta, 1854 HUDSON FOX, Sa'ia 81
o, 8. & r. n. HEAD By W. W BAgsn.
FINE Attorneys,l rJt.a-.a9' Under Sheriff. 81.
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l. OOK ToYOURatNTEREsTs
Count the Costs and Profits !!

Good Jeans Satinets worth per .n
Y y4rd at wholesale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 cts
Cotton or linen warp, per I'D, % cts, mak. 81 Gro
Filling for "A yard OF Jeans cost AZ cts, - = -
One loom will cas- lily weave IS yards of Jeans or Sat
inets in & day, making saving to the wearer 8
yards, profit to the manufacturer per day, IS 10,
To the farmer who raises his wool, ard manu-
features into cloth for home the Market much
greater profits realized, making his wool bring him
double what it would in its state.
For town rights single looms for Kenosa ana Ra-
cine counties apply to the subscriber at his residence
in Soners or address SO
H@ a Il. PERKINS. Kenosha
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AAArtsrs - r. 2 20 y x n n
EANE - e. t&4Es4 E@zr@G ~ E Gs-ks'
E9.4pssss% e. ~ ssSs1 d Z szI8 Il al
ET II T&sg sfrssg.sgesq.sg ~ Z q q

-E---h- Ia. Ia - - 2: 80 = ! 8 35'a',-
ErcE vg3E ia vtg9GtJ e1soE
Chis d-rfui iiyeitiotis T,faeticBdg vaapted 10
the family OF III eiahoriEg Wau as ussd il making
nil rte heavy and substantial goods worn by them.
By the simple turning of an easy crank, the vaole
process of weaving is performed ITS parts all self
changing. requiring skin to weave, it lets Cd ths
from the warp beam, winds up cloth, throws the
Shuttle and reads the treddias ali with one notion
When the warp is once drawn through the REED and
HARNESS Of the selfactng Loom, he same warp ~nd
without extra ma ;hnery Jeans, Satnets, IWeeds, Li>
sey, Single nd Double plain tloh &C., Gamble made,
and the changes from to another can be made
in ge rninutts. On an other looms the warp Is drawn
in differently for each kind OF cloth,
The Self acting loom is small, neat ana light, only
cupying the spaced snail breakfast tabs, The
chinery is simple and durable, that'aIyone tell
The why's and wAeTefores about it, and with but little
experience, it successfully without the least liability
of getting Heut forsier." 9I "a iN1E '" -a-1..
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In Probale-Keuoaha Co. Court.

Estate of Hugh Wilson, late of Bristol IN the county
I,of Kenosha.2u61Ta SlGniA .lgJei11 III y+5IJ
Mp order Of license of the county court oil the.
ND county of Kenosha, duly gwen, the following
real estate Belonging to the real es tate OF Hugh WIS
son late of the town OF Br sto in said county, will be
offered orsale at public auction in front of the dwell
ing house said pre- misses onthe first Saturday of
October next, being the hrstday of sadmOnh at two
O'Clock in the afternoon,to wiz. r.I .a-,
The east half of the south east quarter and all that
part of the west half of said quarter section lying
east of the center fofthe 0'Plsn river, of Sec
ton No. four 4 oftownship No. one / north of
range No. twenty lone II least; said parcels sup
posed to containl53 be the more or less!
Terms made known at the time and place of SALE.
i7ll 20 b1a sd of r7ii REUBEN H. DEMINGs, s.rl7
o. ,tQa5 20 EEb Administratorof said estate.
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A. .boto districts where there superyisors to pc
iectad tbig fan the Town and and Ward Cahyassers IN
making their Ge the Clerks Of the Boards can 1se
the S-er visor form return, by erasing the words
t1I1per isor at farge SuperViror in District NO
-" and substituting STATE eupe rintendenf'" "here
Supervisors are TO be elected, the chhVaseCIs esn
on the bottom or the last page OF the printed form Of
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MATT CARPENTER-The name Of Matt
Carpenter, a war democratic having been
suggested as a candidate for congress
from this District, that gentleman publishes
a card, declining nomination from the Re-
publican Union Convention to be held at
Racine. In his card declining the noinina-
ton, he uses the following language .
while this war may continue my votes
and efforts in Congress would | suppose ex-
aetly represent the Republicans Of Wlscon-
sin because should support every proper
measure to support the Governmhnt and
weaken the rebellion would not consent
to treat with rebels,eXcept upon the basis OF
unconditional submission to the authority Of
the Constitution and laws nor would con-
sent to an armistice, without even knowing
that rebels wish to return to obedience,
which IN the present state OF affairs, could
have no effect but to aid and relieve the re-
bells and weaken the government. Rebels
must submit, the Government cannot gte IT, o.
10 ro.5.ss. st s5se If Matt Carpen ter
had used such language in the Chicage7Na-
tional copperhead conventional he would have
been Kissed, hooted at and thrust out of the
meeting. That body tolerated no war utt err
ances the word war was carefully exclu-
ded from the platform. Pc ace sneaks and
peace beggars on any terms, however humil
iating and degrading, were the only men
who found favor in that disloy al gathering. -,
y .
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Sherman'S Great Victory.
The Rebel F3ossi J,OOO-Our Loss
.
NASHVILLE. Sentember {

Official dispatches from the front, receiy-
ed here yesterday place the rebel loss in
the late battle at 1000 killed and wounded,
and 1000 prisoners, and ten pieces of artil-
lery. Our loss is, triAing The rebel Gem
eral Hardee;is among the killed, and also
otherGeneral officers, a.lf On gsI5raqG died
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uftrE .rE AZ " y . 81 r " "a @. " -
What Will 1T DO 1.-The Fond du J &C Press,
the home organ of ELDEIDdE, in its issue OF the
goth nit, speaking Of the Chicago Convention
said.
8 One point is certain A shoulder-strapped
gen tleman on in equivocal platform will aeither
merit nor recleUe tie support of the AoRest mas
ses Of tie Denloefaey.' 't4.8 4 lfsg JUA III
3 What will the Press say now ? a " shoulder
strapped gentleman us nominated Willthe
Press bolt or will it pronounce the platform
uBequiy ocaHy for peace. The Press has decla-
red itself ready to acknowledge The indepepd
ence Of the so-called Southern COnfederaey.
rather than have Gle war continue longer Does
it understand Chicago piatforrn to mean ttstf
We do ,.and think orght 10 give the Mcclellan
ticket hearty su pport five were in favor of
to jeff Davis, we should 60 for
Mcclellan and Pendicton. -er rrro
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7. War the only road to Peace and Union,
those who desire those blessings will brisk
" move over the road. Are you doing it !?
: Democracy saya Peace can on. y be obtain
ed By an armistiee, The South cay thew viii
not accept an armistice except we concede the
right OF secession But the Democracy, never
theiess,i insist on armistfce. What do they meant
- "A ssucy rrpcTtcr styles the evening style
oiladies'drssses a. Saratoga. "fairv windogedy
An American won 81 ,900 IL a wrestling
match with an Engllshnan down ip Jersey q Jew
days ago. -. g, M. ,-.s,-'5 I'D 1yerS :,
.4dra e. baoasnms9 yga
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State of Wisconsin,


J. Hudson Fox Sheriff Of id Eeneshs county 40 hefeoy
certify that above copy Of the notice Tor
ton served upon me by theSecretafy oI
Of the Stateof Wisconsin and on file In my once
pursuant to notice and the Statutes in relation 20
elections, notice hereby given, that Ia au-
to officers Designated IN the above NOTICE
Of the Secretary of State the following eouAty or local
o1a 1frsrs ne ID he elected to wit : 81
ii Sheriff fer said county in place of Hudson whose
term ONCE will expire the first Monday Of January
IA - 1865 .l.&~ t. 80
II Cierk nfe Circuit Cot1t, for said county, il place
of H. " Blum whose Of Office will expire on the hrst
Monday of January A. D, 1860 sa q -...., 4 yzeAp
u County I1eSt1ei for said county IN the place u r
H. Wood whose of oficewill expire on the hrst
Monday Of JanuaI y. a. u. 1865. M - ,tku
~ of Deeds, for said county In tile place o. W.
a. rar6el whose of office will expire or the hrst
Monday Of January T.. 1860. w. .lf' " ~, II 70 =
a District mo ry for said county in place 81 MARX
Dresser Of Of Office wB expire on the hrst
Geyk0f tte toard Of ,S,f9aisJs for said county in
place of Ir4 Peree, VIII term OF 9hioe VIII expire on
The first Monday January, a. %. 1850 1'
n COUNTY S1ccp0I for said county in the place OF Jason
Iothrop Jr whose term office wiz expire ON the hrst
Monday Of January A. D. 1855, Il f.f- isl. 49,
Co,oner for said county in tile place of Harvey Dur
kee, whose torn OF ONCE WIFI expire on te Gf7S
Member Of assepo5iv for the Assembly District com.
posed OF the wards OF the city and the Towns OF
the county of enpsha in the place Of C. barry whose
term Office will expire on the first Monday o. January
Ri.o Supervisor TOR the 1st superv isor District,
conosed OF the several wards Of the City OF keposha
IN Il the yacanc occasoned by the ressgdatlon Of
daniel Head. The term OF office vii expire ON the
first Monday Of January. A. D. 1869. ~. Z 80 ;
Ksnosha A. gust 25th 1884, HUDSON Foha "a.
s.= .
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In reply to the second communication from the Agent
OF the 'Home," L. H. Kellogg, which appeared in this
paper for several weeks, in which he attempts TO ex
plain Mr.. Yrights corrected report, hIch bad pub
lishsd would add but q few words. Allowing his
representations u said report to be oorrect he would
make out that the Hon. Elzur Wright, of Mass say
nothing OF the officers of the .'New York Lie,
guilty Of groSS Gapltcjty. in thus palming eff the
Public, statement tcruASe the standing OF a Compa-
ny sppear better-than the facts would warrait The
Agent exhibits rather more than his usuai stubTAty in
resorng such resentatfon ait M y,, ,n,;tes
Mr.. Wright as authority ior The Standing of his own
and other companies. In !. card pub!ishsd Iv NJ
Wright April 10. 1854 he says; a9uE,ags 90 81 s,,a
Report (aluding to his Report lorI s65 the ratio ne
cent.of actual computed premium reserve Tor 1880
OF the New York Life Insurance Co.. OF " y is mis-
printed in part ofthe edition. The correct requires
are 1923 81" The Agent of the Home omitted one I'M
portant fact when he gave the figures is ADVERTISE
ment index Of the standing of the several Cons
paniss, to wit: "The Home" when il was FIRST organ.
ized had Stock Capital $l25 Gee to absorb u> frst
PROFITS, and the basis he gives 10 his afver,
tsement, could have given at that time UdSttl better
showing, and every policy they have issued .ince
would give the Company poorer showing
70 L. g. KELLOGG, Agent
..-.s 1l.ssW for the Nav York Life.
sasz1a 9zlaA -
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Manhood: how Lost, how Re stored

q UST published, edition of sDr. CULVER
eD Wel's Celebrated ltssay on the sradicuE
cure without medicr Cd OF Spe4andto 7}Oe0 or Sem
iual weakness, lnVolun tary Stn1fI Losses Ltoo-
tency, Mental and Physical capac ~, ImpeG iueuts
to Marriage, {. al o, COnSuza Itita Bpiepsy ana
fHs, iSduced T. Err -'"nn'eeIce or sexual extraYa
gance.
sY~ Price, i'll a sealed enyrlnr, only cents, D..
The ceiebrate cd hoT ia this admirable essay eliza,
y demonstrates, II ON tiiry Y. ass successful prac
tics,that the aa ming consequences Of self abuse may
be radically s'wthUutthe daI gefous use inter
nal medicine u.t application OF the knTe--poltng
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