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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-03

in 1863. and at the Chivington massacre OF
1864. believe that the whites are always 10
the wrong, and the lndiaus forced TO resort
to wsr 10 sclf.dsience by actual want or by
reason Of their selfshness. am more con-
rincsd that such is not the case in the pre-
seat instance, and hope I have made II
certain. ! further believe that the only
hope OF saving any part Of these Indians from
utter annihilation, is By fair and prompt
erecution Of ne scheme executed By the
Peace Commission, which can at once be
done By Congress, with the concurrence OF
the Indians themselves. Even then IL will
require much patience and hard labor on tho
part Of the officers who execute the plan
which | do not wish to assume myself or
impose on other army officers, but II is GER
tain that the only hope to find any end to
this eternal Indian war is in the transfer OF
the entire business to the War Department,
,nd for Congress to enact the laws and pro
vide the necessary money at least year
before required to be expended. Cen. Shsr-
nan then details the expenditure OF the
money Appropriated by Congress, and con-
cIudeI NJ follows. "I propose to continue .
now 10 have Gems Terry aud Augur protee'
the Missouri river traffic and the Union
Pacific rond with Iealous care, and so gather
ia all the wandering bands Of Sioux 70 the
reservation north Of Ncbraska Gen. W. S.
HArnsy is prepared to feed and protect them
to the extent OF the means subject 20 my
contract. snd to destroy or PUNISH the
hostile Indians Of his Department. tll they,
OF their own volition, 20 to Fort Cobb
and remain there on the reservation assigned
them under the care Of Gen W B. Haten,
who is also prepared to q certain extent Ia
provide isr their necessities. This double
process OF peace within their reservations
aud war without must soon bring this mat
yer 10 some conclusion.
With great respect, your obedent servant
W. T SHnHuAS,
Lieutenant General Commanding
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-03
A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of HumorS,

Sorofula, Scurvy, Salt t-Rheum, Carbun-
oles and Bols, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections Of the Skin, lnflammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
Diarrh@a, Merourial Diseases, and every
talnt Of the System; Dyspepsia, and those
Affections originating in the Derangement
Of the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Az
feotlons, Headache, Languor, and Depres-
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Consti-
patton.
TV1HIS excellent medicinal compound was nrst
i prepared by DR.. J. W. POLAND, in iS47,
and was then employed with great success in
eNpclling humors from the blood but in 1913
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physi-
clan, especially In thu treatment Of humors sug.
gcsted some important improvements, which were
adopted and which has made Il $50 the people say)
the very best remedy for all kinds Of humors known
TO "the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely Of Vegcta.
bles, among which arc Sarsaparla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Boodroot.
when the originator lived in New Hampshire, at
Gohstown Centre, for tho space Of thirty or forty
nulcs around, and In Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for tho numerous and wonderful eureS which Il ef.
fcctcd Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas.
ers had to wait for more to be made. In that re.
gon, some very severe cases Of Erysipelas were
treated with, - and they were cured Rryspelas
Sores or carbuncles, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used, So It was with serofulA and
salt Rheum, The Humor Doctor cured them.
n nce ffom any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to
the TASTE safe yet and edecHVe in It's action.
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1Ad for sale BY aii Dealers ia Rsdioiae.
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-03
CONDITION POWDERS

Nave already attained IL fair testimonial TO
their excellence and reliability, Prepared only
BY HERSIiSER \ MYERS,
No. 1, ShHwhAn's hlnok, Ii1in, o.
For Sale bv Druggists Everywhere.
Tim, April 9, 1903.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-03
Hollands German Tonic

q combiHohon Of al ne iaqrsii,nn qf ne
Biisrt, toih ruuH SiH'd CfHf Ram, Orange, sis.
n it u.sf for ~ sunS { tsifet "a NE HGisrs W
cfifa rhsre sonf pure dlcntpltc NinMut 10 70.
qaired, l'oU ,oiN btir ti miHd Nat hste rene
aiss are ontiroly llirrcnt trln aHy oihtH
adrlriisci for ne cure Of ne dfsai,i NAMED,
hsr bsiHg risH'Wr prepnraiio1f n Rsi,ctnhi
tt,rdot rhiis ne 0hrrs dre mers dscocitoni ~
run in t',ae form. ThsTuNiC Is dtrids,iv one
81 ne man i'.ittui dHd dgrsrabis tsmsdtts sssT
ofrnsd 'u iae y ihhc a. idsis - er1gfts M
a Rstn,re 20 tdir ~ iutdc tu iQcgtring, sshd.
rFi.H.J dHt mtt',,att quiltitsf hHts sasisd " y
bs ,i,eisa 80 ihe greal, " az .snisa
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-03
i'-'' GAY cay ". woopwAER
FRoMREv JOSEPH H. HENHARD, p,p,
Pastor Of the Tenth lap,i', Church, rhilAd'l'

phia.
Ds JAcIH0S S-nHAR sta 81 AFss ben frs-
qusniiy requested ~ cuuHsci my Namt w,th fttrIa'
Iastidatiani Of digtref kiRds az mfdietast bta
regarding its pfacitcc as aig NJ my aTIfonnais
spAsTs, have IN all casa dseliusd hg ,siih .
slsar prof. ~ various tngiJncss and ldriioudrly
~ ny 0igH Iamtiv, ef ths sssf ianes'f ~, hoaf
lands GsrmaH htsrS 7 asidu Tor once froH
~ usNal caurss, 90 szprs's ny fldl sunvtrtnr
hai Tor gcneral drhiliy % thr system and
sspee lly ior@yN sHWHLiyer Com.
plalnt, Il Is safo kN aud valuable
pfepAIAilon, "a Neha iouis eaist n nay
,gii BE- rsfy bsniEc,s. % Anae rho sVfsr (rsa ~
abtps oaHstt rgHIs, wy rsirse uuy
J. n kENNARb
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-03
The Tffiu Tribaur,
Tie Sailors Wedding.
ySroooaH riL1sn.


l.
20 toirsptHd shipi" . sailor cried
"Nou spod mo hons 10 we'd my brldsi"
The ship, through flying spray,
Went bounding on her way.
II
20 midnight bellsi 10Y ua,eh 10 dose;
hspny morrow haste thy sun;"
Then dsWq ho lay ans slept
Aud In nj, dream he rept.
III.
lie dreamed thst suddenly the usvss
Stood st'd snd green, like ohurehysrd grave.
And then mournful bell
Rang out a funeral kusli.
".
"Itnd hol" the deck watch called, With chssrs
The sleeper watened from his tears.
go day ofjoy!" he said;
"ThI night shall be we'd"
v.
with eager feet he lcapsd sshore,
And stood a. Mary's cottage door.
The bride. In white all dressed,
Was In her grave At rest
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-03
Liver Complaints,

Jauuiicc and all affections o the Liver are soon
removed hy tho use Of Rohnrk's Stomach Bttcrs
and Rood Pills, they are composei OF vegetable
medicinal extracts with especial reference to
their direct action on the liver and digestive
apparatus Hershiscr 4 Myers, Sole Agents.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1868-12-03
MARTIN & SHIELDS,
BEST WORKMEN IN THE CITY.
uMPRlMClPLED

Dealers often recommend other bittors because
they have not Roback's, We desire ~ caution
the afflicted against purchasing any OF them
buy hoback's stUmach hitters and none other,
= y9a would 80 mhst disease nstss. flls ss-'
asgsisssr my sfs, ssle Agate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

40 TO MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE
W ,.u,r third st. and Broadway snd get bSr ofesasnB
FRENCH MOTH PAPkk
Fi,. o.r,. for 81 stamped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

experience while by sending natives with the full rang
of coordinate Ministers they giving the best pos
sble pledge of their determination to open diplomatic
intercourse on footing Of complete reciprocity At the
time, by making IL essentially Chinese Embassy
they are establishing precedent which constitutes
The significance Of the movement indicating the
cordial and intelligent adoption Of diplomatic usages
is well exhibited in the following dispatch of Prince
kung addressed to Dr. Williams, United States Charge
Since the ratification 81 treaties nations says His
ighness Oar friendship has been steadily on the increase and what
H. With heir Ministers residing our capital in spirit harmony and
ea beng remote distance beyond the seas
have hitherto sut and have not therefore possessed the
that Burngaine American Minister being Intimately
entire confidence be could undertake embassy be-
half China the nations Of The West accordance with the Western
usage appointing Resident Ministers the plan would be feasible
We accordingly memozed the Throne on The SUBJECT aud In repy
The Minister Ansop urngsme himself pacific dispO
on and well acquainted With the aHars Of China and the L
Office Of Great Minister o the Management of Foreign Affairs Respect
The decree appointing the Chinese Ministers identical
with this; but the high officials who recommended TINS
rather prospective than OF any present utility they are
expected 10 prepare themselves by study ana ODSera
to for the discharge Of the full duties OF their ONCE a.
some future time when they will not have the expert
ence Of q veteran dplOmatist TO depend on
one of them is Manehu, and the other Chnese.
With the former am well acquainted and anticipate
that his a6aby and refnepent will not fail to secure
him the good opinion OF all with whom ne comes IN con
tact, ,s
They are to leave Pekn the ID proxmo and proceed
to Shanghai partly by land and party 0y .1e u Sran n
tested by bandt it is barely possible that tae mONe
ments may encounter some interruption. Sr, puad
game who took steamer at Tentsin about month ago
suffered some delay while the road by tine nelghDoI
hood OF bandit There are not at present IA S part u
quarters hOrdes OF mounted robbers Keep he county
in alarm, and succeed in battling all attempts 10 appre
bend disbnrse them. The evil has been greatly agra
waited by the scarcity resulting from drouth IN the cary
part Of the year and floods in Autumn The Chinese fee
the need OF the railway and telegraph cure for famine
and aid in the administration OF their Internal ponce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
CHINA And JAPAN.

THE CHINESE ENVoYs-sUBsEQUENT ADDITION
or NATIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO PRINCE
KUNG-OPENING OF THE NEW COLLEGE.
Correspondence n Y. Times
PEKIS, Dec. 81, 1861
The intelligence | sent you In my last touch
ing the Chinese Embassy too prompt to be complete
Ny letter dispatched Oh the day of Mr. Burlngamos
departure from Pekn, and contained, may say inform
alton from headquarters up to that date. Since then,
however an important modification has been made IN
the constitution Of the embassy. Mr. Burngame is stl
ITS chief and head but the two Nandarns Of high rank
whom spoke accompanying him in the capacity Of
secretaries have by subsequent decree been invested
with the title which II given 10 Mr. Burlngame, ana
made coordinate with him IN the rank Of Minister
With reference 10 Mr.. Burlingamc, procedure OF us
kind decided and acted on IN his absence might have
had nvldous aspect but the fact In. that III appoint
merely carrying out Its original plan the novel and I'M
premedated portion or being the appointment ol MI
Burlingame himself
In both parts Of the arrangement the Chinese have, IN
my estimation, displayed equal Judgment To nave
merely sent their people with all their nehpefencc
would have been 10 defeat the object OF the mission
while 10 decline sending native OF high rank would, III
the view Of foreign nations, SAVIOR OF the OH reluctance
intercourse equal terms and 10 make foreigner the
sole envoy would In the view of the people O CHINA make
the Embassy entirely foreign affair as 10 excite but
little interest and produce no good effect on the public
mind. BY the present arrangement both dlhcnes are
happily avoided BY appointing foreigner the chief Of
tue DlssQD they secure the advantages OF AFFINITY and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Radicals Senator James ii. Hammond of
South Carolina first called Northern workmen the mud
ss OF society" He died Nov 10, 1sGi.."A b., Bound
Brook-lt was not drawn Feb. 2l...."A b. C.-When
the Common Council passes swindlng resolution over
the Mayors Veto the taxpayers must grin and bear
until they learn TO work and vote for honest men, We
feel sorry the propertyowners in Great Jones ST.,
though the probability Is that they deserve all they get
as twohrds OF them either voted the Democratic ticket
or failed 10 vote at all "W j. F." wishes the name OF
frstclass debating society which, with It's literary ex
ercses permits Inirth and harty TO reign and where
sociabty forms part Of the happy communion Per
haps some Of readers inform him. '"-Ghere
was day Of tdstng and Thanksgiving in this State on
NOV r. last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
THE BARNUMs MUSEUM ASSOCIATION.

At the meeting of the late employees of Bar
num- Museum on Saturday the following letter was
read:
NEw-YoRK, March Z, 1868.
GENTLEMEN: A an evidence Of our appreciation OF
your services while in our employ. and of earnest
sympathy and regret for the disaster when mas depNeu
Won of empoyment and the many Of you who have fam
lies Of the Of supporting them az TINS lheleeht
season. hereby tender you our check for $500 Win @
fire prevent rs from offering more aid either 70
your association or individually with the hope that
those who are able may be informed OF great neces-
sites and worthness, and literally contribute TO your
fund and that your dramatic entertainments at the
Academy Of Music. next Wednesday afternoon and
evening will meet with liberal patronage 1fom gen
crOus and sympathizing public, we remain yours ~
TIFF BARNUM x VAS AABURGH NJ. AND NJ Co.
Mr. Barnum will deliver address at the Academy on
thr occas sion OF the benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
GETTYSBURG KATALYsINE WATER.

THE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY gratfe 10 anosuei
that thew have completed suen for sPpyog NE 1s'se
MSci Water on With the demand bysen1
and desiring as TO tie therapeutic value ana
M Water on application the oee Oft Company De i1h
with printed Of nad aud reports
clans curative effects the ou unsng yes. % s @ "A
r or medicine combined Testimony estzohsnts belu1
reasonable doubt superiority Of this Water remedy or
isw ogt Gravel Dyspepsia, Kidney Urinary bronehlal A'
diseases others k8oSn 10 haena Meds or we
~ modern tines ennsdenly claimed 10 be the best not INC
Commercial Medicinal Water pat the market sbdsg1Sg
changes TASTE appearance or , 80
SAFE " Diust"~ A''' - LiberJst, \. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
r,rr TENNESSEE WHISKY DISTURBANCES.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue re-
ceycd letter, yesterday, from Collector ADeLhety ot
the second Collection District Of Tennessee dated at
knoxville the 9th inst reporting the arrival OF the cav
airy intended To cooperate with him IN the suppression OF
rict dstierles The Collector adds that the despera-
does in Claiborne County, hearing OF the determine
ton on the part OF the officers 10 bring them 10 Justice
formed Themselves into companies for resistance thirty
one men and one commissioned officer were TO leave TOT
the field Of operations on the AFTERNOON OF 'he OH VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
fsHronuceuent[I

SELLING OFF.-Our entire stock must be
soil before Nav 30 make room for very hnPor9s ~ SUI
The largest and best READY
tofgSG Tor found 10 this city, Our Merchant
the Of MI Bo~ne late OF
AdTay ara has peush,d with entire new assortment
Of novelties from London Paris Boston, aud Nes1or One en'e
tore m lst made 3D. Spus OercoSts. BloKAw BROTHERS,
No. ~ Iaayegsp place and Fourthaye,
ODD Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
IVES, PATENT LAMPS

give better and cheaper light than GAS can be lighted HE'D 'd
trimmed without removing shade globe chimney or phsTew he
burner We make SPECIALITY Of furnishing SAFE STATIONARY
LIGHTS place those thar MORALE and ddHger0S and PURE
NONRXPLoSIVE KEROSENE instead Of the miserable nps %
commonly used.
recently received hndds Of letters asking for esoeSsa
We shall be glad receive hnrdds and preparing nsS '
ton Of 40 quso pages with illustrations prices &C. but ubsiped
delays have occurred It's completion which will explain not py-
ing to letters promptly When Published win be mailed TO sppesui
and We invite all 20 address CHANDELIERS BRACKETS
PULPIT STANDARDS. vBSTIBULE LANTERNS HALL LAMPS,
REFLECTOR HANGING LAMPS SPRING BRACKET LAMPS,
VASE LAMPS TABLE HAND LAMPS for Churches Duslpg',
Public Halls or other use good safe OIL TO burn In them
UIIrs IVRS A. Co No 40 Maden.ane n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10
TF YOU ARE ON FRI

i with Rheumatism.
Put 90 feTy Lnment,
or Blister Pissters
h@ the hfe Joa ssh
Hyour house u on he,
Throw u uTIentne.
fyour brain Is o Ere.
Bundle clothes over y0ur bead.
Brue' having heat or paiu,
Wade into the
Foks have wisdom.
BIass drak COD water
Nbumiug up with fever,
Polls drink Physc
Wounded beast. ,hsu beat.
Fobs swallow Pills.
Pain Inflammation.
Inflammation is hsAt
ADD Ore to FIRE
Never mind the smart;
Pie on the fuel
Ifyoa have fever
Beware Of cold water
swallow Pas fast
No matter Il yOu do vomit
Keep drinking medicine,
SeBd for the Doetor
Ifhe tels stop
Taking medicine
Discharge bin,
And send for another.
Don't employ doctor
E p II 81 fG @e y .ia you
Ubess be gives tequent dOUa
Make hin earn DIS none,
Hyou die, maize Jour will
Sugareosted plllmaksr,
Cayenne pepper aueHts
pec0Tals
and cod liver oil
Ifsny one tells
WOLCOTT'S PAIN PlIST,
Just cSfis IIumbug
Before Jou see T.
Tfnsy say it enres Fever,
Tell them they lie
IstLey 10 use Il,
Fight sgauGh
Justbe contrary,
lift you y0nr lfe.
stick 70 y0ur prejudice.
Yea, suffer death
Before you yield;
And use In querch fire.
Burn scald hlvsr 90 the last
No natter II your physician urges ron
To use PAIN PAINT ard everybody Ell"
40 TO MACFARLAND'' BOOKSTORE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

READY-KNoX's Spring style of Gents HArs,
No ~ Brosdwar corner Of Fulou.si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10

RrurvEER WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CarrRY uhsu yop require remedy for oouah or cold
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-21
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER

IN and by virtue of an order of sale and decree
of foreclosure, issued ont of and under the seal
of the Hon. Second Judicial District Court in and
Cor Ormsby county, Nevada. upon Judgment
rendered in said Court on the ID day Of December
| A. d. 1867, in favor of +. BUNKER, and against
GEORGE W CHEDIC, A. A. CiiEDIC, his wife.
and II. II. BENCE, Administrator of the Estate Of
Charles G. Chadwick, deceased, for the sum Of
Five Hundred Dollars, principal, and the sum Of
S..5" Tf1ndred and Eighty Dollars, interest, and
..1~s- -:'t. taxed at S55 %. and to ME, as
>n,-.'I. directed and delivered, C,lnGlarding that
should sell The property and premises hereinafter
described. at public auction, III the manner and
form OF selling property on execution and in COM
pliance Herewith. have levied upon and will cx-
pose to sale at pRhic auction, at the Court House
door, in Carson Ci.y, Ornshy county Nevada, on
Thursday, january Ed. \ ID. 1865,
between the hours OF 9 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
P. NJ. to wit At O'Clock p. NJ. All the right,
title, interest and claim of the said defendants.
Chedic and wife, and ii. IL. BenCe. as suCh Admit
niStrator which they or either of them had Of. in
and to said property on the "a day Of December,
1867, now have. situate in the said County OF
OrInshy State of evada, to wit: An undivided
two thirds part of that tract Of timber land bound
ed and described a liows: Beginning at a pine
tree thirty inches in diameter standing on the
divide between Kings Canon and Clear Greek,
west side of the Lake EiCler Toll Road, ard in
south line ot J. p. kirwan's land. running "orth
80 - W 81 along the southwest boundary OF SAID
kiIwtu'S land and the east s. pc Of mountains
ST. 90 Chaius 10 black spruce tree p inches in
diameter thence south 391,o west along the
southeast slope Of bills 81 co chains to a brook
running southeast by east 50 90 chains stake
by a black spruce tree y inches in diameter: !
thence south JC1 > east down east slope y ~ chains
to brook running northeast t. 80 chains to the |
Lake Big!er Toll Road bears northeast and south !
west 50. % claims to PIN" tree 70 inches III da-
meter on point Of hill. hears north and south To a
stake thence north 391 . east down steep descent
-. ud cliGS To the place IF beginning. containing
within the said described boundaries 6+0 acres, to-
-ether with Ike undivided twothirls part Of all
he Improvements thereon. Also. allthose certain |
,tEcr pieces ~ parcels If land situate, lying aud
,-in- in the said County Of 0rm-by, and described
= follows, to wit: he southwest quarter of thu
quarter and The LAST ballot the southwest
Iuar5er; and the southwest quarter Of the north
vest quarter Of Section Eight :, in Township No.
fifteen - north Of I;aIl-e No. Twenty 2o1 east,
Monte Uilblo Meridian, obtaining lao acre. with
Ill and singular the tenements. Entertainments and
ppurterances fhereunto belonging, or in anywiae
...j,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-21
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,

The Young man who experiences that growing
weakness in his muscular and mental organization
should stop to consider whence il arises He Will
md in the weakness Of the trembling of the
limbs, dis .rdered dige-tio'. cuuntable faIiin.
ri the powers ofthe mimi s1cierv ,.ret.l
of impending trouble, fprcb'-tiH-- vii, Slet r
lessns-s troubled and Iciyi1us ,ile.,a- .ranpaI-
led by growing deafness, H., Of ulu,e.3,r 70 yver,
aud uu'lulou> other symptoms Of di>o-- :Ii,ztIian
t.e positive traces of JitJ terrible AID de-
truclye of all diseases seminal NeaklesS-wa>tiaa.
away his powers. dc~trnying his hope Of life a:.G
inho d, AMI dragging him along the broken
Path Of his existen.e, toward premature and
laslthsOme grave 7, him who finds his I;f. ,I-i-
ling in the di-ch IF yiI= vital principle If
existence, in n0ctdrull aHi duu9l emissions the
mere Cessation of the causes OF its appearance
brings no ts>urHnr- % relief.
Marriage, that holy cftice, the safe-guarl and
hope Of N tuho0i. brings 10 >ucn hope Il
cure, but adds To his >-Ey in ths karwl- to-, f
the one who 10 rs hn for muc.t Of her hap
pileSs, Is victim ut his evil and an innocent corr
pIriion oi his punish IN mt. He a Ids To ms misery
and disorder until hope Leaves him. There is NJ
rescue except in proper and skIlful treatment
Consult then. AT once physician whom lon. Irac-
tice and careful research has tie him Thoroughly
conversant with every phase OF the disease. those
who have become the victims of ,elitory vices Il
dreadful fascinating ana IestrHctIbl- habit which
fills thousands Of sick rooms with paraIytics and
consumptves, ard hundreds Of GutineIy graves
with its misguided victims. should consult without
a moments delay. who will simpaiEize with
their sufferings such the Doctor would especial
Is recommend him elf, giving 10 each aud all
guarantees of Perfect and Permanent Cure
without inlrInce from Business, Change OF Diet
or Fear of Exposure.
Do not forget the address. See below.