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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12

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u 81 Louisiana ave- and 1903 G street, n
WASHINGTON, D. c., No
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IRON AND STEEL.
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DR.. a r. sIugsMoND.

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pr. s. calls the attention Of the public to the
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three fourths lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
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Sd. The roots will be made inofensiVe and
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9TH. No temporary teeth are needed, as per-
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Dr. 3. has also invented white indestrnGa,
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EDwARD LYCETT,
u BooKBiHDER,
No. I'll PnHH. AVE-. WAsHIBaToH, D. q
Books bound in every HiIlS--ruTksy, HOTosso
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JAY COX Z 4 o o.. ,
BANKERS, ..--
rIrrEENTH STREET, epp.sits THIIREAsuRY,
buy and sell st current rates and keep on hand
a fall supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY MOTIFS.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. &C.,
and pay the highest prices for
ouARTERMAsTBR'sCH CHECKS AND VOUCHERS.
aug2.dn
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
Il. D. cooEp, (Of Jay Cooke 4 Go. y President,
W. HuSrnaroS, Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED TTATBs
lSrH srsssr, OPPOSITE THE rREAsURr DsrAkr-
HBsr.
Government securities with Treasurer Omitted
States,
arONE MILLION DoLLARs.Ia
Acting in connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE 4 CO., as
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7. 80 LOAN,
We will hll orders with promptnsss and dis.
patch, allowing the regular commission u
Banks and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand ar
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TBI
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on IN,
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL
AND Prompt ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND TIRxs,
and TO any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN.
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WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
wIauTsaros. March %. 1898 MIN -dr
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HOUSE, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL, AND BANNER
PAINTERS,
No SAT street, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Washington, d. G.
All orders for Painting and Glazing promptly
attended to. noli-lla
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
CONsTABLE's SALE,

DY virtue Of writ OF execution issued out of
ID he JUSTICES Court OF II. W. Brown, Justice
Of the Peace in and f"r Diamond Springs Township
County Of Fl Dorado and State Of CalifornIs, updn
a Judgment rendered therein m the 2SI day OF An.
gust. AID 1865. against C. Tryon and III favor oI
o. W. BOWlrs, for the sum OF eiRhtv-Dine dollars
debt and fourteen dollars costs NJ suit, and accTuing
rosts, have levied upon and will expose to sale 70
the highest bidder, at BROWNS HOTEL, In rlsasan
Valley,
On the 18th Day OF September, 1885,
At Il hour Of orIork NJ. all Of the right title,
and interest Of said c. y. TryOn In and 70 the io'
lowing described property, to wit:
That certain piece parcel Of land lying ana De-
ing situate IN Pleasant Valley, County of ~ Dorado
and State Of California. and bounded on the n"Fth
by the highway, on the east BY the lands Of 1rmes
Mclaughlin. on the south BY the lands OF henTy
Schneider, and on lhe v Of by the Lands Of u. NOR
rs. together WITH all and singular, the lenementO'
Entertainments and appuTtenAnees theTsunto SeiVuB-
ing or In Snywise apprrtAininE.
WM. McCLURE, Deputy Constable,
Diamond Springs Township.
Dated-Aug1S 94.h, 1885.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
5:!SS3}Y$$s
NOT A FEW


OF the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that aecumulates in the Blood OF all the dis
ooveries that have been made to purge out none can
equal In effect HEL ll3OLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA. It eleanses and renovateS the
Blood insts the vsor OF health into the system, and
purges the huno which make disease. tsmuates
the healthy functions body and expes the disorders
that grow and rankc in the Blood Such remedy that
coul be r ID on has long been sought for and for
the first tine the public have which they de-
penl Our space hce does not admit OF certificates to
show its Effects but the trial OF single bottle will show to
the sick that it has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful ofhe Extract fsarsapara, added
10 pint OF water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink aad
one bottle is equal to gallon the yrnp of SarsaparA,
the decocton as usually made
The above Ext scS prepared purely scientific
principles-in Ptcu0-Lnt embody the full strength Of
the cingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test viii be comparison Of their proper
ties with those set forth in the u S. DispensatOry.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ~ n DoraAo-
y - In Just"e's Court. Mud Springs T"wi,.h p.
TIE p n,.ie OF the State VI Calf .rths, Ia JOAN
SMlrH, H. n-res'd-Lt Of said Cuuniy, Drfr,
Gr-ttuY:
You hereby sumn,"rrd 20 appear b, fore me,
at my oficr N Nal Springs TuSushp, Of ths
County - III DIR d., The 18th d,y ~ September
4. u l~f5 IT ten -, c. \. NJ, to an,U.r unto he
r,ouI' nuj a. vi II. 4 co, nnu residents Of sid
r"wU.'i WIN sac VA :" recover the sum NJ one
Nun !r.i a'd h'ry SIX - luW dollars. upon . n"Ie
r. N'N dniiar~ With Interest, and transferred Ac-
c.un, ~ josef l. Frirgrrald To We'll c." for the
.uu 81 iH-ty SIX IS la Dollars -Wh-r judgment
" u h- taktn against you tr The said amount. TO-
g-thrr Wfh c">', IL YOU 'ail TO appear and answer
Tn TIE sheriff or any Constable ~ II Durado
Coun'y, Greeting: Make leg "a srrVi e anG return
/, rr.f
Gwen under my hand, this :5'h d1v ~ August, A.
b l~i1 | u. RICHARDSON.
Justice Of the Peace in and FOR said Township.
L is hereby ORDERED that servicr Of summons In
The Hbuve eHi''ei action hr u,Adr bv publication In
-" Mountain Democrat, nnre y week, Ter the space
~ 'h-r- weeks. and that llIe be set hF trial on
the %5th day VI S,ptrn,ber, ISIS.
IR RICH NRDSOi.
Justice of the Peace IN aud for Mud Springs
T"wrsh p
September 7tb, lS' -3W
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
.SE.NL.N.IL NE1E.NEN.S

Seminal emissions, The consequence of self ahIse.
TITS sal t.Iy wee or d-prav' stXuai uuiulgr nee
is Prarfc-d hv ~ y"nfh - both sexes 10 All H''s'
vi m ;r vN''', producing with uncrrirg ccr1aiury
the t,,'ow,ug tram tf u.orh'd svuptums unless cop-
baiied hY s".eI.t ft medical measures. w s.ll"w
couttrnau' darh spots under ne evrs, pain IN the
bead rin lng .u the ears, hose Ike the rusil,ng -
'tavs and tie r4'tug ~ rhiiiHts, unra>iirSs ah" /
the loiu~, w.ahues> al the Utnhs. Cnr'u>tt yison.
hunted rliect los, Of confidence. Il hd, nct sp-
pinarh: Strangers, kr Ia I,trit acInaih.
talc,. d.posi'in Ia shun society, "Ss Of nvin"rV
Hectic ru>5"s, nWP'"> Hri variu,. e'uliipu> ahnG!
th "a p. cliIVj 'ursut or'@ breath. coughs. con.
.Cmrii"u, night sWrat>, mcunmAn'a. ana 'rrqr {
.i,at.-N- II r~rt h. io; ut;atue.l. S'.nuli trU!y
iH.I-d '''iy either q p rs"n or ty le'ter. ard S'.
., cure H-.'-l hv H.. lev aut I,ir = tt u' dr a.
treating th = d.e,,- wfh b never r,'ls o: Grrrr -
q0.rk t'.i rlirai,ure. D.. q wle'v" or 'uu.iryi
j...us :. Ir,.,i. 81" W pr,.Nr s,t>futur. u,
Poo tat ht curr 81 tn, Conpa =; by ttther ~
;ur 50! F.au,.-tn qIa, IS.
Prisons al distance NAV be cured at home hy
a: .,u- letter 20 HR G'rBoN stating ca.r. 'vwl,.
tvt>. ir -. of ''.- t'r disease ha, -o;' ur ana
have u.eiciu,> promptly forwarded. FREE from dan.
Hr- hti rut'"s ~, to any pdrl q TIE C"Irtrv, -
!Au .,I.i Iia,iI d.Irc-I"t. 'r Use, g l." s"tt ~
reg s:r.rl letter, or through Wells, Fargo Go.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

IFYoC MEAN No, SAY No.-Wheh
= man has made up his mind to do
or not to do thing, he should have
the pluck to say so, plainly and de-
cidrdlv. II is n mistaken kindness,
to meet a request which you have
determined MT to grant, with" I'll
think the matter over" or, 81 can
not give you positive answer now {;
call in a few days aud I'll let you
know" 1t may he said, perhaps,
that the object Of these nbigunus
expreSsInnS is to "let the applicant
down easy" but the tendency is to
give him useless trouble aud anxie'y;
and possibly prevent his seeking
what he requires in a more prnpi
tiouS quarter until after the golden
opportunity has passed. Moreover,
it is questionable whether the mo.
tiveS for such cqnivocalionS are as
some people suppose. Generally
speaking the Individual thus avoids
a direct refusal, and does so to avert
from himself pain. Men without de.
ci>i"n nf character have an indrScri.
hahle aversion to saving "N"."-
They can think M" sometimes
when it would he m4x rreditable 10
their courtesy and levoIenre to
say" "Ye>"--but they dislike To IT.
ter the bold word that represents
their thoughts. They prefer to mis-
lead and deceive. II is trur that
these bland and cnnsiderate people
are often spoken Of a. Every gentle.
manly" But is it gcntIrmanly to
keep man in Su>prnSr fnr dayS.and
perhaps weeks. mrrely because Won
do not chonSt tn pnt him out nf It
by straight forward declaration? He
only is gentleman Who treats his
fellow men in nm open, straight for
ward wav. Never seem by ambigr.
onS word to SancIiOn hopes you do
not intend to crafty. lfyou mean
"No, ,"out with it!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

A WAC says that briefcss barris.
ter ought never to he blamed, for
it is decidedly wrong to abuse a man
without a cause"
WHAT is the difference between an
suction and sea SickneSst One is
the sale Of effects, the other effects
Of q sail.
FORTUNES made suddenly are like
shirts "hade in no time :" ten to one
they do not long hang together.
Fellows carrying on an argument
with rapiers seem intent on sstab.
fishing their points.
IDEAS are customers; you must
wait on them as soon a. they crme,
or they sill be gone to POUR EiVsl,
who will.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16

THERE CONES A TIhE.
There comes q time When We grow old,
Aud like { sunset down the sea,
Slope EFAduAl, and the night wind cold
Comes whispering Sad and ehillingly;
And loeks are gray
A. winters day,
And oyss Of Oaddsst blue behold
The leaves all weary dTin away,
And the lips Of faded coral say,
There eOmes time when we grow old.
There eomes . time when Joyous hearts
Which leaped ~ leaps the laughing main
Are dead to all save memory,
AprASoneR In bic dungeon ehAinj
AID dawn Of day
Hath passed away,
The noon hath into darkness rolled,
And by the embers wan and gray,
hear . voice il whisper say,
There comes . tine when We grow old.
There comes . time when manhood'S . prime
10 shrOuded in the mist Of years;
And beauty, fading like dream,
Hath pssssd away in silent tsarS;
And then how dark!
But oh, the OpaYk
That kindled yOutI to hues Of gold,
stan SaynS @1Stelear and steady ray;
And fond affections, lingering, say,
There eomeS = time when We grow old.
There comes time wheD laughing Spring
And golden Summer cease tn be;
And We put o. the Autumn robe
To tread the last dteli,ity;
But now the slOpe
With rOsy Hope,
Beyond the sunset We behold,
A. other dawn with faIrer light;
While WRtchsrs whisper thru the night,
Thers II . time when we grow old.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ST'Tt - rtItFuE\iA Cou,tV ~ y norado
L. '~ t,,ur', "..-t. .u tnt for sahi couhiy -
~. t.Nht " . > C',dtt -
H. ''t ~ ger - "> P''|ion T Ayred FdylOr.
90, L'"t'"t Oe'h,r.
P's4ol' .1't o. IT, at The hrr-ir. made by he
u 80 ~ ''t. S'u.''s ~ - ti- e. ar. afrr sah,
'.''t ' '.''IN gV, u 81 Tire .r.r,nts - sAid H..
.''r' Il. '',r = 'H > ,lt, h. ard app. ~ ~.
'.'t ~ i''H'' ..T,..,i.i. ur c,3r' L.l-r Il aid
tIi n - ~ - P!4 lr. "a The l~h isy ID!
>Ii'" h't, u ISIS ~ ih' Lont - /. u n'rI.ck A
g. 't ~ '' .!,,E r,u.-. Z any u ~ can. Uhy
he ~ VI 81 st.i 'u."lv-u' h-ht"r sii. old nn he
'-l tt!i st o. ut of his rs'ii- h. rnsAs,
'ri J." toe g -clprHr'i 'r"tu b.. h,. anh ahllfgs.
uI t."r-"anrr ~ 'h- a'I'r n u. ra.- ui,d sud
l'f"N"t,d Nrh. ~ tb' tiiu' u T.. "TdrFr-t that
' t|7 ~ l'.cvIiI Is against sid in.o!1 eut debt
So h S'tN-i
~ WNnrss t4nd and the seal ~ nad
C"urt irtr'" t.iSrt At fbcr in the Chy
~ y fI.tr1.F- ih- Q It aay ~ GuEuSi. A.
l'o3 &. J. CARPENTER, Clerk.
L. : R-v Stamp
VI. Si.'ater, AiI'y for Petitioner. I'D
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
Female Facts.

PETTIcoAT THRONES. France had
sixty seven queens. Eleven were
divorced. Two executed. Nine died
young. Seven were widowed early.
Three cruelty treated. Three exiled.
The rest were either poisoned or
broken hearted.
DISTINGUISHED OLD MAID. Mile
L. Librrt, the authortsS Of several
botanical works, and especially of
researches concerning crvtogamouS
plants, died recently. at Malmedy, in
Prussia, aged eighty three. She had
received from the King OF Prussia
the grand medal pf the Order Of
Merit.
MADAME DE TocouEvILLE. OF this
distinguished Anglo. French lady. the
c"rr"SI0"hcnI Of the American Lit
eTary Gaz"tte thus records: 81 re
grrt t0 record the death 0f Madame
de- T"cQnevillr, widow Of the eminent
political writer and statesman, " ho,n
she has survived only five wears, for,
he died in 1859. That blow broke
hrr heart She was an English wo.
man by birth. Miss Mary Motley, az
was Madame de Lamarline, aud a.
are Madame de MOntalembert aud
the Wives of many other eminent
Frenchn-n. Since her husbands
death she has lived in complete re-
tiremrnt at the Chatrau de Tocoue
vile. She is buri"d bv her huS.
bands side, in the little village Gem
etery of Tocquevile. She has be
Queathed all her husbands manu-
scripts tn NJ. Gustave de- BEAUMONT,
and his noble marble bust to the
French Academy"
Tue Two FASCINATING OLD MAIDS,
-"The Journal and Correspond
ence Of Miss Berry" edited by Lady
Theresa LrweS, will Immediately ap.
pear. There were two maiden In
dies. Agnes and Mary Berry, born
nearly "a century ago - the first diving
in 1851 the other in 1852, aged 80
years. Beautiful in their youth,
accomplished, rich, unmarried, and
Well'b"rn. they moved in the best
London s"riery, aud appeared equal.
ly attracted by Hnrace Wal pole
when he was over seventy. HIS cor.
resnOndence with them. published in
1910, VAS very good, and obtained
AMI retained much popularity. Ag.
neS Berry was devoted to the fine
arts; Mary to literature, having pub.
liShed several volumes, not quite fee.
BILE. The Sisters,in conjunction with
their father, Yorkshire gentleman,
published. in 1897. the wellknnwn
edition of Walpole, in five volumes,
quartO, including his "Reminiscen.
ces, written in 1888, for the amuse,
ment of Miss Mary and Miss Agnes
Berry," forty'six pages, quarto, aud
full Of anecdotes. OF course, i! is
Mary Berry's Journal that will be
published.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
PROBATE NOTICE,

TN the Probate Court ofihe County Of Fl Dorado,
4 STATE Of California.
IN the HHtt~r Offh" E-tdtt Of John " GHu60AsT,
DecedsSd Notice for I|sfin0 NJ APpIicdttOH
IDr Letters ~ Administration.
Notice is hereby given tia Isabella Williams has
file with the Clerk Of this Court. n petition prAym
for Letters If Adnins' raiinn ,vit the will annexed,
uf the Estate Of john W. Gallagher, dec rased, a1a
ihhi Wednesday. The 20ih day OF September, A. D.
loG5 at 10 o'ciork A. of said day, being dav Of
"A regular term o. this Court. TO Wit OF the Angus
teru, A. d lS6S. at the Cnurt Room Of this Court,
IN Pi,cervil- in The County Of ~ Dorado, has heen
set for hearing said petition. when and where Sny
person interested may appear and show cause why
the said petition should not b- granted.
Dated-S.ptember 7th, 1868
q. J CARPENTER,
Clerk.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
IN DI A N
T LA @ q I L L A q G FL , S
BALSAM!
The Great Blood Purifier
AND
RHEUMATIC nsAIN.KILLER.

LNOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
il Of all Diseases arising from Impure Blood. viz:
Srrofua in all its inrms, Chr"nc Gore Eyes, Scald-
Head, Ulcers, Obstinate Cutanrnus Eruptons. Pim-
pies on the Face, Elotches, B0s, Enlargement and
letters, S\philitic symptoms, Vrnerpal Diseases.
Mercuria Pains, Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Disor
dered Stomach, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Nervous
ness, Snk Ileaiarhe and Nervous Headache, Piles,
Cosrivrnrss, Liver Complaints, Pain PdlpitatiOn
af the Heart, Heartburn Pain in the Side Back.
Diseases Of the Kidneys and the Urinary Organs in
general Diseases Peculiar to Females, "a perfect
regulatory An iniallibl cure for CAtarrh and Cold
in the Head. The great remedy for RHEUMATISM
and NEURALGIA. 1t has never been known To fail
n curing Rheumatism In its worst forms. Also,
Chronic Constitutional d. orders will be- removed
by this preparation more speedily and with greater
safety than by any oth-r article in use
The INDIAN TLA-QUILLAUGIl'S BALSAM acts
directly the Blood In the very process OF its for
nation and will restore the circulation to health Y
state by erddicatng the elements Of disease at the
fountain head. Such Is the mOdus operandi Of this
preparations and experience, by the mouths OF
many Witnesses, adds its guarantee to reason and
common sense.
Prepared by DR. RALZEMOND PARKER, Phar-
maceutical Chemist, corner OF First and Howard
streets opposite the Gas Works and Shot Tower, San
Francisco, California, and none genuine without his
signature.
For sale by ell druggists.
r. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents, corner Of sansome and Pine sts.,
jylom4J San Francisco
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
SUMMONS.
B. SHERWOOD
Justice Oi the Prae.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Count o,P,D
SS In the District Court Of ihr III tOVrado. &.
District e ii'h Judicial
Action brought in the District Com,
ent Judicial District and the cnmplsi,, az, ,hs LleV
C"nHty Of n Dorado, in the oIcr ~ ~, n'sd IN the
SAID District Court In and for said Count~ N,-rE OF
The People Of the State nf CsniornI. shG Slate.
Car ph-li defendant. Gre-tIR: " francis
l"u are hereby required to .uD-.. l.
br"ngli aGstnsty u BY Margnr. Csm,,h.u 80 snetion
the District Court NJ he Flrvrptb Jndii,, ~, In
IN aid TOR The C"ntiy ~ III Dorado. =, 4 ., DNhet'
the complaint A., therein an ,I'. o",, =" aheurr
June 1862, within ten DAYS frr,ln.iv u
Il" h srrr'''' hhrr tie service on yon ~ ,n ,ne
sumH"n--ii sr'Vth within this C.nn,t - II " Ihs
ont "' ih'> '"urtv but within this JuJici.I
'''n '"ehN vs.; or, II served Out 81 .sid ~
rV,' '' III I"n'h ''r'f dAys-Ot judgment hv d.
tdni VII hr taken sgaii,si Won " ue'
I'r ga "'''"h i brought 10 obtain . ind,
ana h'.'+r 81 '"rce. aud that tie hoDds ,T r",
n"hI rAls'hg h,iWeen y"u and said P.;,,i1 -.
"'s''e' Via "i'hIHt,l, that aid PiaiutiG h. h. .
r"s's sun hni such GENERAL rtIi, Z "a ,ls r,..
emu" u" ~ y YOU Tail to Appssr n, A -n.- ~
ne >"h c"ni''lnt ~ above gu red III. ssid b.
IN H'H '.a- JHdgm-tt against YOU for surh a..
rr'r' M 'o'ts' according 10 the prsyer NJ 80
compliant P'e' O' Ald
"Ine-s lIon Brock vay. Judge ,f ,,,A n.
irr' Court "' he H-vrrii lad ia Di,tyc, S O''
~ Attest 10y hstd. and tl- ar.Iot .t,
! '''L '"nr' IN AID ''r sid C.uiiy n n n.
- d", h'rr, II, Nr'i. hhc, In a.. Ct," +,
I>rI"ul flacrrTiil,, this thr 2Y'h dsy Z - "'
d ~" q J. CARPENTER Cirt
CAas. : Irwin, Any tOr PrG. rVinSi
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-16
HORRIBLE DISEASES.

How mauy thousands Of persons, both ma'r and
female, are there who sun ring out miserable
exsttn irom the effects 81 secret Iduisrnclcs, "r
from virus absorbed int" the system lock at urr
pallid rnacatrd snd dSfgurrd faces qSld their bro.
Ken down constitutions, dsqualifving Ihew ffru TIE
happiness "i marriage ar the eiI"ymrnt ofh'e In
thH hnrrd situation thousands suffer until death
closes the Let parents gpardiaIs or friends
attend tu those who suffering with any nf these
horrible. hir.lrstr"yiug maaits see that they are
cared Tor. and cured before 4 be too late Send hem
Immediately 10 DR. Gihhon physician who has
made private diseases lis especial study for wears,
and who j. ,ertAi tn cure the most uVrIrra'r cAS"s
without Mercury or any IijGrl"us dIug- II is itn.
purtaut to thnse afflicted. hose whO ,tt-r.
r>trd in he " lf.rr oi their ri ni> t. be CAREFUL %
the many pretended dorinrs VII" iu(e>; all ,ties,
ruh'lsllG tbe,r >Ail Ia curing All diseases N lev
days, ,upn.inR up"nete put lie hy using the ran's
q; eminent Ilvsvi1ns fiom Fur r- and other pitcvs
lr therefore rarth. and make >'rct 'uluiry, !uu
may fall .l;o the hands Of those Chsr'a;ai!s.