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Hannah Kelley, reported by the Wash
ington pa papers as the last slave in
Penusylvsnis, SO far as known, died in
Cross Greek township January 18th, at
the advanced age Of 104 years. She ives
ewhed by John Gardner, deceased, formerly
Of Jefferson township, but for number Of
wears has been boarded with her free col
ored Relatives in Cross Greek township.
Notwithstanding her great age, che was
remarkably healthy, and gave fair prom
ise Of outliving her grand children, had
she not been brought to her death by q
horrible accident. Rising early on New
Years morning she WAS warming herself
by & very large FIRE at the end Of q coal
soaffold, close by the door Of her house
and in some way caught fire and was 81
terribly burnt before assistance could b
given that she died, as recorded above.
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sAIlRnARa,
NLNVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OLHOIHNA1I BA1Lk0AD.


1884. WIETEB ARBAEazAENT. issI-4.
o. and aftsr Monday, November 18Th, Passenger
1s1., Ei leave Cleveland, - follows, (sundayss
1st Erafa-ys4O A. M.-OIHOIEHAFI ExPREss
Rlng g ssIF5aftO1, Wellington, New LondoE,
ton arriving 9t oIestlins at 1910 a n, Oolun-
p.R., Sc. Louis i0Is a. M, indsS1SoFi- ~ =
m., Cairo 400 ,. m, Fort wayne as > n, Chi.
I'd Train-9:lO P. M.-@kouoMMODsTEOH
STOPS AE al Itations, Aad arrives IN OolG5b1I
Sd TFain-1iIO P. M.-HIGRF nxPREss-sso,.
ping g Bereas Grafton, WELLINGTON, New Lon.
ton and DelaWars; arriving at Crestlfne al l0sia
= M, O0lumbns Loo q. ms Dayton 4:45 a. n,
ylneinassi I'OO g. n, lndianapolis I;sea m, g.
q. N, and Ohioego via ursstllne 1870 = n
Trains lseEe Columbus ct 30 and lO2o m,, 800 pm.
CORRECTIONS.
SaSiby gAnduAky, MalEdsld Newark RAIIroaa, sez
-;'So 5;'aSnSneld, Et vernon Newark Eanss-
oESstlins-Pittsbursh, Fort wayne 3 Ohioaso KAf-
ns, Fort WSyns, LsPorss, ORieazo, ks..
S,sSa,, 5,ssSst, and kAstIoE Mans1sldl Wooster, Mas-
6rAson and Bsllsfontine RAIIroad Line, for Msrion
dapaSolS. Ts,e1 sidI95sys I5ys USion, hnneie, IL
vile, Eoui.vtIis' 6aito f.oSi AEAns-
DelANlrs-Eith Springfield branch for 5prinTneld.
Uolumbua-Liftle Miami 3 Columbus, and Xs1s,
bAtlroeds for 4enia, Dayton, 1ndiansDOiil
ferre Hauts, 81. Louis, Morrow, LoTeisnd
and Cincinnati, snd with the Ohio & Nis.
llMtpDt Bailroadg -OinCinn stffor LoufTTiiisl
Evansville Cairo, St. Louis, and All poinfs
on the Ohio river.
telambus-Osn Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eansa-
Vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PIQua q
Indiana Rsilroad for Piqua, UrbAna, @.
- loF Tickets 70 al points and infoTmatior en-.
~ g ne Ra11en9er 5tations and at Union Ticket
Once lG suDerioI-st
n. 3. FLINT,
0lSNolAnd, NOV l6i 1888. Buperintendent.
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WIHN ALL HIIFFIOINNT THRNl

HtHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREk
III -TRIESEMAR !, 2 and ;, are protected by Roy.
81 Letters Patent Of England, and secured BY tha
Seals Of the Ecole de PharmRois de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for EEhAastiCn, SFsFmatoF
rhoss sud sill physical disabilities.
No. Two completely erDdicats8 sli traces OF thoss
dsease3 that have heretofore been treated by the nan
BeOus aud perniolOus use Of oOpaVia and oubsbs.
Noe Three has entirely 5upplanted thsiniuTiOuB uss
Of mercury, thereby tnHuriag 70 the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities gnd roofing out the
TsIEsEnAR, Nos. !, and ;, preparations in the
form OF Lozenges devoid OF taste and SMELL sad can
be carried in the wastoOat po ket- Sold In tin
and divided into separate doses, administered BIZ
Velpau, Lalemand RouT, Ricold, &c. Pfic0 @ each;
or cases for e9 which saves e5i and In 81 cases.
whereby there Is a saving Of eq. To be had WHO'S.
HeW York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. BaFn5v
VIII llorWard the TrissemAr 20 any part ol tbs world
securely packed, and addressed according % Eha n.
sEruoE10ns OF the writer.
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A Hartford paper says it is thought that
Colts Pistol FastOry was fred by 8 rebel.
One purporting to have escsped from the
South, had been employed previously, snd
the Ere broke out during the only half
hour out Of the day when the wstchmen
were not on duty.
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
~ ~ n arJruas1E5
WITH MS OONNTmTFs'


Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track is Stone BaLlGsted aud is Free from Dst.
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CLEVELAND 4 ERIE R.B.


1854. WINTER ARRAHdIMEET. Isss1
On and AFTER Monday, November 18th. Isss p....,
ger Trains will run as follows, Sundays e1ceptedl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
955O A. m.-DAH Express TRAIN-9tonafnsa . AZ
Miuoughbyb PainssVille, Geneva, Ashkab1ia
Oonneaut And dlrarG only, and arrive At Ergs AZ
ISIS .. M Dunkirk 945 p. m, Buffalo SD B. m
3I15 r. .ms-OiHOINHAFIE EX 2 Il sESS-etonninr = a.
talnesVllle, Ashtabula and GirArd only, and A..
Elyes e. Erie SIS p. m, Dunkirk s:I7p. m, But
3;55 Z. m.'-MAIL AHB ACCOMMODATIONS
stopping At all Etations and arrives at Eris a
ssIO +, M.-HIGHTE EXPRESS rRAIs-stonD,nv
arrives e Erie st I242 q m,, DunkirF 3,iS 4
m.s bunalo 40 .. n.
LHAYM MRIA
1:l0 4. M.-HE9HF EXPREES TBAIN-stnnrfn0 Al
GirArdi Ashtabula and PsIne8Yills only, snd Ar.
riVe8 at UleYsiAnd 81 7:00 A. n
SO A. M.--MAIL AND AOOOMMODATION TRAIE
-StoPpinS a. All stations and arrives Rt OleYs-
land ct 1918 An. -
$50 A. M.-T0LEDO EXPRESs--stoppIAT at All sta.
lions except SWRnyille, SaybrOok, UnIonViIIs,
Perry, Mentor and Wickfide, and srTivsS AZ
Cleveland at lao P. n -
2:to ?. H--DAH GXPRE5S TRA1H-etopDinR Al Gi-
rard, OonRssut, Ashtabula, snd Psi5s7vfIia
only snd arrives In Cleveland at 6:26 ?. ~
- Second OIAsI Cara are run on ali through
All the trains going westward oonnest at Cleveland
with trains TOR Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Oinefn.
NATL lndtAnapli8 st. Louis, DO; and an throurb
t,ains going Eastward connect al DunkirF with "a
stains OF the y. T. ,. Bailroad and at Buffalo with
those o. the New York Central and BudaIo q NsI1
a9rA 0itI kalroAds for New York, Albany, Boston,
Phlladelphia and Erie Railroad. - -
CDaY Express, last and West oorneots At ftrard
Win Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh RailroSo for
Usvslsnd. November 18th isss. a q Il an s1S"
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FARMs FOR SALE

2lO acres in Brooksvillei IS improved balance
cho:oe timber land s25 per acres Terms easy
q Acres 10 Re lfold Good House and Barn, Water
and fruit. Price =, $40.
100 Acr-s in Newburgl. House and Barn two Ofch-
ards and IS acres Wood Land.
62h acres In orange good frame House. 2s acres I'm
proved balance timber
II acres on st. Clair st. small frame house.
l3 acres on Kinsman-St., opposite the Cemetery
10 acres % wood land, balance improvedO on Euciid
Road, good springs of water, fruit, and q good
situation for grapes.
Choice and we'll selected lands in Iowa WIseonsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
50 acres Ia HeWburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good house and barn and fine orchard s5 90
10 Acres on st. Clair Road, two miles from the Public
Square.
IS Acres on the EewbuTgn Road. Houss and Earn
Fruit, Water, ac
% Acres in East cleveland, under high state Of cul
liYstion, go ID house and barn II miles fr, n
City limits Teru easy. iebs
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A TRIWD "a HlED-IRH II
H. BWsst'u uIEEAILIBhE hELlhIhAhTh Ffey.1s-
Nsen 9hs rOclSs Of Dr.. Stephen eWsst Of OonHecti~
nhsRseat bone Bsttsr, and has besn used In MS pa
ifcvfR the IaEt twenty gsan with the most aatonh
~ G1aoos1 AZ nn external remedy It q Wlthoat
GfTai nd VII Alleviate pain more IDsedlly than g
1fhar 1TepsratiOn For all Rheumatic and herVo
i1oFs-1 it Is truly iniAliibe, and e curative
N1FaS, Wounds, BprAinA, Bruises &C., its sootml
kaAlina and powerful siren lro -
ffa m inst Vonder and aaEOniah ent Of all who heN
s1l1F Giyen it trial. Over four hundred oerune1H
- remarkable cures Performed By Il Nttnin tne ~
40 Vaa1I. efteIf 70 fhin Eaoe. Strong ATmstro1e
aS-nf7 sof CTsVnlend dsaloalteoWdAU:lRS
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HAIR RESTQRER,
DROFESSOR DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOreF


The skill of the medical faculty in treating dsea-
see ofthe scalp has In majority of es been bat.
fed By this most peculiar disc ase of human frame
It IL not to be wondered at, it Ie IuiIes great
study, deep research and careful nvegtigation Of
the causes whichl rOdnce the di ase. Unless the
cause is diHcOgered 1t is an uttts impoetbiiiy tc
eradicate the diseeSe and effect permanent cure.
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced incura
bls bY some of the NEST eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study to tns peculiar part Of the hu
man ffame, and an satisfied that possess
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House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson -Sts Lot
l5lX2O0. A very desirable location, Terms EASY
Brick House and Lot, corner of Brownell and viii
son-Sts. Lat 50 feet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at bargain.
-Four Brick Houses. Nos 50, 81 81 and So Eucid-st
Ots 2jxl3si very desirable location Will be sold
sepAratelO or Rlt6 gett err Terms easy,
Frame House on University Heigh's OF 66x9O
A very de irable resi- ence. PIice e. Gov. Terms
easy.
Brick ouse No. 1876 St Clair-st LOt87rlss. 5000.
Terms easy.
House and Lot No. IS sibley-st. Grapes, Peaches
al d small Fruits. Price 1850
Brick House No. 2O9 kinsman-St. Lot ll3x2OO To
bs had at bargain.
Lot on ULisersity Heights; 66xl93 feet on Newton
st, south Of and hear Cleveland lnststute
Frame House No Y wood-St. Lot 43xlOOi gas and
water. Price IS, 500.
Frame Cottage on Super.or-St. Lot 6212O9. A very
desir5 bic location.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. le4 and IOS Euclid gtrset
Lots running through to huron street. Vsry
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner Psrkman and Brownell-Sts;
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 25xlOO feet
Building, Machinery, 40, for the manufacture o
boxes, wash-bOards, &C., corner of Wesr RiTeI
and Main-Sts. A good paving business
iI0 'oet on Eucli1-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 OhIo-St 81 200,
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-St :, near Per
Cottage, No l2l Laks-st. Lot zs1IOO feet,
House and Lot, No. 227 Scoville- avenue.
2l5 teet on summit st., extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres on Wilson-Avsnue, with considerable I'm
pfOTements.
45sHARES Olsvelond. PainesyIIle &Ashtabula Rail
road Stock.
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY aIORNING. FEB. I6, Isd4.

FTSTt EGT fRsSIa RsSs FSP 9Rd Lossf and
NeWB--Bee Fourth PREe.
Laok Oua.
CENTRAL HooKER 70 HIS MEN Lookout Valley
November "a, 1868.
Left-Right Left-Right
Left-Right March !
Steady men i-sol
For silent we go,
To rescue our Country from tyrsnt and foe.
Not a word my good men-not sound,
Save the tramp ofyour tread,
Till you win the mountains topInost hesd,
Where trenches and breastTorks stand clreilng
them round.
Not shout / no hurrRh
Not musket shot;
Nor the scream OF shell,
As nearer you draw.
Not trumpet blast,
Not bugle note,
Till blind With the daze
OfYour bayonet's blaze,
Your lond hurrah shall sound their knell.
LEFT l-Rieht LEFT i-Righti
Steady ye freemen so
Now forward we go
Rushing DER abbattis, breastwork and wall,
Victorious in triumph DER slavery fall
Shouting peans. To J: our glorious stars
Hurrahlng loud anthems to the Red, White and
Blue
light,
Proclsiming totraitors and tyrants in fight,
That Victoria Apteryx dWells ever with you.
@. D. MEIGS, NJ. D.
Philadelphia, November 27, 1868.
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~ Ohief Atsributsg Of Manhood an

9H6 CEe1 AhbADusSs "a MsAAS'N ~As
nsquuntly Lost OF Gus1snded By mAi-Praotiess and
aIeas hnbll that will inevitably lead to hsredttap
sI-sass miles checked In time Read the truths lAs
avn IN the tres4iss "HUMAH TRAIATE, OF Pm
roEoazoAL RnsEA1OHHa." Il 10 elaborately hlu1tlF
81 usth eoicrod sngTaVinEs and VIII convince IN
- h.-5ensd and unoOnosrned, ns well ~ TslIsW
- m.ndu Of she most desDondsnG, by leading ths1
a ths rsht channol for relief Of bodily and msaA
aEunT and despair.
RBBold By DE. BARROW, lSt Bleecker-st:, Z. 70
EFfos osnts. sent free eVeFy Wnere See aoVeraLA'
1ent q g TriessmAg" IN lnother column. =,
66ld also by g. W. OLABki DrusSint OleveAassl
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

Kstbairon Is from the Greek Werd ''Kathro, OF
sSKafharo signifying 70 cleanse, reuvinHte and re-
uioro This article Is what its name Higntne9. Fol
nreserTing, restoring and identifying the human
hair Il g the most remarkable preparation in the
world It is again oWnad and put up by the original
Droprietef, and Is made with the same care eki
and aftantion which gave il sale Of over one million
BOTTLES per annu3s
II isa most delightful Hair Dressing.
lt teradiostes scurf and dEndrun.
AZ keaps the head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
II restores hair upon bald heads.
n prevents the hair from falling Oh and turn
AnvIady On gehtisman Who values beautiful head
oi bair gbculd use Lyons Kathairon. 1t is known
snd used throughout IN" civilized work. noo Dy Ill
fee''0'@p'' o'TSESiaaA 'pEaAs s. BA BREs 90, Props,
,,tv5.R1aao;r EeW York.
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DRAKEa PLANTATION BITTERs-
They purity. strengthen and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidOte to change Of water and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation late hours
flhey siren gthsn the system and enliven the mino
They prev Mt miasmAtiC and intermittent teVeFe.
They puri y the breath and acidity OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Oholeramorou
They cur, Liver Complaint and HesdAche.
FAey ars tle best Bittsrs in the world. They MAKE
ehe Vak man strong and are nature grsal
raat5rsr Tney are made OF pure st. Croix Rumt the
sIehrEted slisaya Bark, roots and herbsi and sTl
fSen vfh the pleasure OF beverage, without n CARA
- aGs or time 81 DAY. Particularly recommended C
dsioste peT1ons requiring gentle slimGlant. sole
- sIi 0Forerg Druggists, Hotels and Saloons.
- 81, P. DRAKE 4 CO..
IulvI.Rqsov ga Broadway, NJ
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QUACKERY-I earnestly caution all
young men suffering from Nervous De0ihty, Go'
sesiuss eudsuRsrinT their health BY patronizinG
aav Of s advertising auackS- You can fully reoov-
O. b. the msthoas ussd By the Advertiser, and BY
hundreds Of othsrs, AND N no OTHHR wAT.
Bead Lsttsr which will send you II you Will send
zsaPost paid envelope bearing yOor address. Di'
root 10 EDWARD d. TRAVERu
f.,q-R1dtv Lock Bsx, Boston Mass
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CLEVELAND 1 TOLEDO R, R



'sSs-4. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
1s and eete. Monday, November 18th, 1871, Paussu.
excepted; >-''-'''-''
$50 A. M.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS -stous Al Bsrpa.
GTaft9n, Oberlin, HorWalk, MonroeTilIs, Belle
EueI Clyde, EremOnts and ElmOrs, and arrives St
Tol9oo et l2S0 P. Nj Detroit 80 P. n. and Chi
3sO5 P, M.-MESTERH MAIL-stops Al ali Sta
tions on Southern Division. and arrives st 10
ledo a. 500 ~; Chicago 500 An.
4i3O p Ml.-hOkTHEkH MAIl-etopa AZ al "a.
5lons oa northern Division and Arrives ss San
7s3O =. m.-AIGHT EXPREsS-StoVss q Grafton,
horWalk, MonroeVllle, Ulyde, and Fremont aud
arrives At Toledo - Il: P. n; Detroit 500 A. r.;
snd chicago st 1870 n.
O0HAEOTIONB.
Oonneotiong arc made at MonroeyilIs with TIE san.
s15ty, Aan!held Newark R.R., at Clyde with tEs
BAnduakyi Dayton Cincinnati b. B., AZ Fremont
with Ersmont Indiana B. B., and 81 Tolss5 Hfti
the Michigan southern B Northern Indiana and Tc-
lsdo Wabash Railroads for chicago, Detroit Jaok.
lon, Fort wayne LogansroTt, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
sons g. Louis and AL points West, Northwest and
Trains arrive IN Cleveland trom Toledo and tbs
West At 9s4o A. M.E.2:D P. n, and SIS r. From
HAndu1ky At p.25 A. \. L. D. RUOK RR g1EIt
Olavelandi November IS, 1853
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FR0WNss BROyCHIAL TROUHEs.


These LoEezges are prepared from highly esieem'
od recipe for alleviafng Bronchial Affections Asth
ma, Hoarseness. Coughs, Colds aud Irritation or
Soreness Of the Throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AHD V0OALIsTs
Wfl find them beneficial in clearing the voice before
Epeaking OF singing, and relieving the throat after
any unusual exert on Of the vocal organs, having
.c.Iisr adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
19-sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
4 the United States and most Foreign countries, st
8 osnta pr b1x- ja1l2'R2 lno
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nl230LnTl0N.
1n az nISSnLmTInN

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN ma AIM Of LITTLE &H0AGE, recently doing
e1r1e1S n the name Of g. b. Little, Agent. dis.
solved b mutual consent the 18Th day Of pecem
- Is6S An accounts end demands dus said hrm
- - - rsid 70 Geo 81 oag ct 81 Eerain-St. Cred
- @. 8 B0AG,
TEsb9-lR g. d. - TILE.
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I AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
4 4 has constantly on hand = large number OF i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or on time. AIso-a
variety OF Oity and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he Will exchange for Farms City OF Personal
Proport7. OEoe In AtTster Building, Nos. and g.
I'd nOor. mayl2
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Or. Hunter only agentin the United States for
Dr.. Yiehoia' FemaIa Monthly Pills.

the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-No article Of medicine intended
for the exclusive Of Females, that has made
its appearance has met with such universal success
these celebrated Pills. No disease Is little un.
derstood, and consequently badly treated female
diseases. These Pills are the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
plants, and in all cases of Irregularities suppression
leucOrThoa or whites Inflammation Of the bladder,
kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy their
use is above all praise. Among the many Thousands
that have used them in all parts of the Union,
speak i'll Of them, for all like them. They contain no
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can do no harm, and when used according to direc-
tions they always do good.
n. b. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not them
as By their action on the womb miscarriage would
be the consequence.
Price-el per box. Persons sending for Pills will
enclose one dollar and two postage stamps.
Several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills
have advertised as being agents for Dr. Vichols Pills
and selling q worthless pill.
N. b. The genuine Vichols' Female Italian PiIls
cannot be found at any other place In the UniteC
States except at Dr.. Hunters lnfrmary, Cleveland
Ohio.
Dr.. Hunter has in hIs possession numerous certin-
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
ttents have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
him TO exhibit to those desirOus OF his services.
HR- ONCE hours from A. N. to 9P. Z. ootI5dkH
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A OoNsUMPTIYH ouRHp.
MuSIE

MRS. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
lH TEACHER OF
Piano and Italian Music.
MUSIC RooHs-HoGman's Block, opposite the knesl
Once. decIAssl ;
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MEDICAL.
DR.. HUNTER's
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.
ma HIIMTER sTILL NONTIN.

InR. HUNTER STILL CONF1N-
4 IL TINUES at the old established place, No. IL,
Matthew'S Block, south side OF the PUBIC square
the only reliable physean IN Cleveland treating the
following diseases, namely sorotula, cancers VI
S5esrs, LnA2Tss Elstula Asthma, btOnenlal S AR
weakness, and all diseasis peculiar to Females Leu
@ OF mites Suppression Of tns Mensss AM n
the Uterus or Womb, PrOlapsus or Falling Of the
womb. Al diseases OF the blood and skin entlIely
degeneration Of male female Of whatever name OF
manner pointed out BY long experience and tnYesti'
SS-Iow prices and quick cures. Recent cases ours5
In from three to eight days Ali syphilitic and mer.
curial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR.. HUNTER Is constantly curing cases in from
three eight weeks that have been treated By Other
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply to Dr. Hunter Immediately, either in person
by letter. he fails to His remedies
perfectly safe, and unknown to any other physician
Patients Of either sex living st distance By stat.
ing their diseases in writing giving all thesymPtonl
obtain medicines with directions for use by ad
dressing Dr. Hunter, of Cleveland, Ohio, postpaid
All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes no scruples in asserting that whatever ne IN
deratkes in hisspeciaty, he will MOST CERTAINLY PR
FORM. Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
whether from extreme debility and prostrstonot the
system, or from unsuccessful treatment Of empirtcE
or self-styled N. d. .s'' whom many have unfOrtU.
nRtely been under, from the false delicecy that
many OF my patients tell kept them from early
application 20 me- the less fatal ideas Of over.
coming the disease BY the advancement Of age, and
strictly moral mind fer they, one and ALL make the
worse and ifit is early from the cause Of
being entirely local. it Affects the entire animal econ.
omy and then requires general well as local treat
ment which DR.. Hunter is happy to be able to say
that thorough investigation and great improvement
in the treatment Of private and delicate diseases ol
both sexes Of however long duration, yield to his
mode Of treatment If the unfortunate value life and
health, they should be sure and call on physician Oi
age and experience.
81 No charge for advice The Doctors once Is
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Of
kEa,
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pLHALK DIS EASE
attendant Of Paris, London, EsE
s- A, u HostitalI for the last ten YeG1
- ~na Hohtte e tbe
80 TaLa.o- ~ -. '1aes Cleveland
ALs0A 0Os ut al those VINO Are ~
Whsro he Will be hsppy 70 N "a diseases.
0letsd with subGoute and chroL nj trom the on
HiI treatmsnt is sntirely differ, .Svs, Bismsd
Uials and il mid, enlcaoIous End olss, ala tbs,
sanss are hmply vegetable extracts IT. '1isns ,
have never been used but BY tEO othar phys. -
AmsEics be1idss himself. Hs has spen the 81,
part Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtAin
feW secrets In his Profession. he tests the UriF
SoE al icrmS Of diseass. Nc ohargsfor giving
honagt and true statement Of their case.
k& - ePERMATORHWA.
- Leqra Mln.-Hs can prove 70 you in . Few nh
uteg that he h tbs ollF phyaciRn you ever treatHS
with that cures this disease. For every patient va
yin follow his directions he viii give One HundFe'
Dollar he fails in curing this disease No ohArFG
Rnde for consultation Those at distance who Wish
10 consult the Dcotor may do 50 By sending q small
vial Of urine By mall, with name seT and age and be
vii answer and describe their case snd the possibI1
~ Of getting reiieis BY enclosing return postage
T1aup- mara:t87
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DR. eIH soR

RIoREeson OF ALHofRoRAfHH ARD MHDI0IEAs
Chce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Ofiee hours frem9 to II and from 2to O'Clock
daily (3nndays eXcepted.)