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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-28

New YORK, October ga Paris
letter of the 18th instant says: Gen
Prim has addressed letter to the
Paris Journal lie Gdu'0tS, thanking
1t for the sympathy it has shown for
the popular movement 10 Spain. The
General expresses astoDishment at
the impatlence OF that portion Of the
French press which considers that
Spain is not setting to. her work fast
enough, and adds: Eight days are
not sufficient for US to overthrow
dynasty three hundred years old and
establish a new Government. We
shall not delay now to consolidate our
position through Constituent As
sembly on the asis of our programme,
which is known to you. We snail
then have succeeded in attaining he
political ideal of contemporary Spain,
namely. a reallvNeoustitutioual moO<
archy, founded uron the most extend
ed liberal basis compatible with that
kinA ~ Government"
A Wash ngt0n dispatch says: There
is considerable comment here on ac
count of tue fact that Gen Rosecrans.
who was expected to leave for Mexi-
co on tt,r 23d, q not sail, bur Is still
months siuee he was. confirmed, and
more than "A month SINE he received
his instructions, and still he delays
II looks as though we were to have
repetitiu n Of the haiting action OF h
prcdcccs sor, Campbell q n. Long
street, who was expec'e1 TO accdm-
RAW him, and who has beel in New
York several weeks tor that purpose,
retarned here to day. and left for
LyacAburg. tonight. He expressed
lis relief tbat Gen Rosecrans would
not 20 to Mexico at all.
VIM Carney was fatally shot last
znisht by Geo. Iillman during dis
pu G.; the latter was arrested, both
negroes.
IL is ramored that deficit of $162,
900 has been discovered in the public
accouats.f the Province of Quebec.
NEW YesK. October % - The
Republican State Committee have
issued au address to the people, which
says the Democracy, despalring oi
success by any other means, now pro-
Dose to make t'4at great safeguard OF
Democratic Government, the ballot
box, through corruption, the means
~ thwartinr the Will of the people
ttltN Dy EtNAuE NhCh " SHS oN-
hlance Of success by a system o
frteds unparalleled in the history o
Ia.ions. The remedy, they say, IS tC
watch and challenge the register; no
t1jl.ng 70 challenge every man at the
polls whose right to vote is not wei
known; not only challenge. but con
vict ami imprison all who offer to vot'
illegally.
". n. Lamer was nominated las
night for Congress in the Eighth Dis
trict BY the Republican Convention
This completes the Congressional
nominations throughout the State.
New YORK, October 27.-Two me-
called GlrwoOd and Carr, were arrest
ed "a the steamer City of Cork, fror
England, charged with embezzlemen
al Manchester. They were taken be
fore Judge Wilkins yesterday, aud re
nanded, the Judge deciding that tn
affidavit Of the Cmef of Police, recit
ing that he had received a cable tele
gam directing their arrest, was sutfl
cient evid nee for their detention ur
Til the arrival from Engllnd of the dc
fectlVeS
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WASHINGTON.
Commissioner ROllIns's Decision Re.
garding the Sale or Liquor by
Hotel and Restaurant Keepers
Internal Revenue Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Commis-
sioner Rollins has decided that hotel
and restaurant keepers whose sales of
liquors. amount to over $25 900 per
year, shall place themselves in the
category of wholesale dealers, aud
must therefore exhibit the sign of
wholesale dealers according to the
provisions Of the law.
The following Internal Revenue
appointments have been made:
SGorekeepers-W. G. johnson, 1st
California District; Asa Van Syekles,
18th Ohio; j.. o. Coleman, 7th Ken
tucky: Gaugers, Towls Denner, "a Gal
itornia; Adam H Tamers and w. II.
Wyant, 18th Ohio; A. d. Berryfeld,
1st Missouri; Joseph Schultz, 11th
Illinois; Joseph H. Hendricks and
John Watts, Sd Indiana; r. I'll. Stur.
ges and James Mitchell. 11th Illinois.
Tobacco Inspectors = Samuel III.
HofF, 9th Iowa District; James II. w.
Scott, 11th Kentucky District.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Another Shock OF EaFthquake-COn
siderable Fright, but no Damage
Bone.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 81 A sharp
earthquake shock was felt at midnight.
There was considerable fright, but no
damage was done.
Republicans of the House OF Rep
resentatives of Oregon have resigned,
and the Governor has accepted their
resignations. This leaves the House
without a quorum. No appropria-
ton bill has passed. Great excite.
ment prevails in Salem.
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FRANCE.
IRELAND.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Election Returns-Republlcan Ma
JOrlty 4,05O-A Salute Fired.

WHEELING. West Va, Oct. 27.-
The he'eltigencer of this morning pub
fishes the returns from thirty three
counties, the majority of which are
official. They show a Republican
m ljority OF 1850. The twenty re-
manning counties to hear from are
small and sparsely settled, and it
states that they gave net Republican n
majority of nearly thousand in 1866.
The Republicans will fire salute
from Wheeling Hill, this afternoon,
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louisville Market.

by Telegraph.l LOUTsvILLE. Oct. q.
TOBACCO - Sales 40 hogsheads at fan
leaf at Sl6 Is.
EELoUR-snpernne. 50 OO9s p.
WHEAT-S1 75d2 90
OoTs-I9id OeTS- sSad soe; new csc, in bulk,
MESS PosK-s30 90.
o1poACoN-Shoulders IgJ%c. clear rlb sfdea
Ao11ac; clear Sides, IKE, Backed.
hAkD-T .erces ISaf8iSc
"HIsEY-Raw free. 81 l2.
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ANTWERP, October 27.--The inau.
guratlon OF DR.. McCase, President Of
the College, was attended By an i'm
mense concourse Of graduates and
friends of the College. 1t was the
largest number of the Alvmni ever
gathered.
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TORONTO, October 27.-Tbe report
that compromise had been Effected
between the Express Company and
Express robbers is incorrect. Tbe
case ia now under examination al
Sandwich.
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FOR REMr-

B-SOR RENT HOusE--Ov, 49, -
IN ot First Avenue and siy-th Street .
L%1o-sSory frame house, four rooms. a s,S,oei
1s PIssDe i LOT grocery store, meat shoD- or
ANS' washington Block. loc2S 61W
NOR RENT BAsEMENTrr T,--------3
s4 mento OF the Cumberland TSrae,,1,sSt ei- osias-
Church, corner OF Second and esbestn1,t
Streets: Thls would be verv des1reI,fs
pace Tor teaching Afttstc or DrQlpf,5,, ,rs'cf
raining. Also, good room Tor an of51ce
azure or ALVAH JOH NSON.
huO utI Real Estate A ganf
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COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 27.-Gov. Sey-
mour arrived at 2 Pm. to-day, and
was received at the depot by an i'm
mense crowd. He is now speaking
in the Capitol Square.
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NEW YORK.

Arrest or two Wen for Embezzlcment
Tho Republican state Central
Committee ISSUE an Address s-FOP-
eign NeWS-Gen. ROsecFans and his
HisSl9n 30 Mexico.
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Bos ON.
Fira-PPesideAcy OF Harvard C0llege
rendered Rev. d.. A. 2. Peabody.

BosToN, Oct. n A fire in Ips-
wich this forenoon destI oyed Coburn's 5
Block, occupied by josiah Lord fancy
goods; Stephen Coburn, grocer; w.
X. Bell rev nue. assessor and town
clerk; d. NJ Tyler, jeEeller, and
Others. Waite . stove manutactory,
adjoining. was also burned. One man
was iujured by the explosion of kero-
scne. Insured.
BosroN. October 27.-The Presi-
deucy OF Harvard College has heen
offered to Rev. DR.. Andrew I. Pea
body, the college preacher, and he II
considering whether to accept 1t.
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CLEVELAND, o.
Arpgst or q Judge for Issuing Fraud
uEent Naturalization Papers.

CLEVELAND, o.; October 27-F.
Fem Dickinson frooate Judge oI
Sandu ky County ana ~! inem9er 6 eject
Syss arrested yesterday, charged with
issnipg fraudulent naturalization pa
rers. There was a partial examina-
tion Yesterday, aud the case was con-
tiuued. At the defendants request, to
November 4th. This is the same
case in which McArdle is implicated.
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BOARDING.

ROARDENG = On Second Street. he
- tween Sycamore and Vine in Ire
house lately o. cnpied by Mr.. WIN. BuoF
Ihree large furnished rooms, table for
IamlIles. Day boarders wantet.
auzz dVf MRS. O. A. FULLER.
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EUROPE.
by Atlantic telegraph.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, October 27.-Light shocks
of an earthquake were felt in various
places in Cork County, Ireland, yes
terday.
FRANCE.
HAvRE, October 27.-The closing
exercises of the great Maratime Ex-
position suspended to day, which is
considered holiday, and the markets
closed.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, October 27.-The house
of Mr.. Wigmire, near Cork, was en-
tered last nj ght by body of men, aud
a quantity of arms and ammunition
carried away. The culprits are sup
posed to be Fenians.
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r 1Gs L e G. R "A = Il.
Senator MorsCn's Reply TO
Gov. Seymour's Speech.


Senator Morscn's Reply TO
Gov. Seymour's Speech.
The Tsalliug Of Fraudulent
Naturalsz a!1On Papers.
A Probats Judge Arrested
Presidency of Harvard Col
ge Ten0ered Rsv. Dr..
a p. Peabody.
Election Returns from w.
VIrg mia.
Union Maj ority, as far as
heard from, 4,o5O.
General Rosecrans and his
Mlssion to Mexico.
Another Shock of Earth
qug.ke IL California.
News Cy Atlantic Cable.
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MILLTN Il r Y
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE,

Warranted as the best in the world
for family use.
oc2I
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FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.
aEn CHEAP BUILDING LOTS.
A&DO Dwelling Houses, and Farms
Ten thousand acres of Farming Land
buy and sell Real Estate.
ALNAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate Agent,
Third Street, Evansville, Indiana.
dec22 IL
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FOR SALE.

TTOR sALE-HORsE-Ag good horse. on
x easy terms.
oc26 A, I. ROBINSON.
TNOR RENE or Feb = SALE HOUSE
4 A brick house. containing eleven
rooms, on Main street, in the neighbor-
mood Of the depot; suitable for a boarding
mouse. For Information call az LEIGH e
LEMCKE'S DRUG STORE, No. rs Main
Street Toc22 div
EHOR SALE OXEN Three yoke OF
.4 oxen and two wagons. Apply TO
JOHN GREEK,
oczO d2W Crescent City Springs.
IUnlQn cOnN1
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.Residenoe and Farm for Sale

PHIAE RESIDENCE of the late d.
4 Thomas Runcie will be sold at private
sale. Said farm contains 100 acres, with
improvements. IL ts about one mile from
lngie's Station, ON the z. a. @. n. r., aud
ten miles from this city. For further par
t1culars apply at DR.. +. T. Runcie's office
NO. " First Street. Evansville. jysu.
The Portland daily press., 1868-01-29
Irrom the Harowelf cazette. Jan, Ill

THE PORTLAND DAILY PREss.-1his sterling
journal has for Maine reade rs the advantages which
belong to paper represe nting Maine interests and
itpresents summary of the current history of the
world. The reports oftbe proceedings of Congress
are given at Iengh and the regular Correspondents
at Washington and New York, the political and
commercial capitals of the country, have fer long
time given pr of of their ability. =
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Poetry.



Telling hOlc the ancient bar@ K kah1;men o,
sa.YlG the ambitious minstrel 1o"''"''''''''' w"
r9,aIa4od f.o,o q German version of the Fin
nisb epic. the Kalevala, by Prof.
John A. Porter.
-p-oysIv sang the ancient minstrel, oil
I'll tbe fIinty rocks and lodges
Heard the trumpet tones and trembled
And the copper bearing mountains
Shook along their deep foundations
Fluty rocks flew straight asnuder,
Falling cliffs atar were scattered,
All the solid earth resounded
And the ocean pillows answered
And alas! for Youkahainen,
.Lo, his sledge so fairly fashioned,
Floats wait upon the ocean.
Lo, his pearl-enamelled birch-rod
Lies q weed upon the margin. I'D.
10, his steed of shining forehead p
Stands statue in the torrent,
And his home is buta fir bongh,
And his collar naught but corn straw.
Still the minstrel sings unceasing
And alas for Youkahaneu,=-FD
Sings his sword from out his scabbard,
--.t Hangs 1t IN the sky before him, ads
t-" AS it were CLEAN of lightning
Sings his bow so gayly blazoned
Into drft-wood on the ocean,
o.. 81 Sings his finely feathered arrows
into swift and screaming eagles,
Sings his dog with crooked muzze
b t-L4 = Into stone dog squatting near him. ~
Ia Into sea-fowers sings his gauntets,-
And his visor into yapor. I'd
And himself the sorry fellow
Ever deeper in his torture.
in the duicksand to his shoulder
10 his hip in mud and water.
q - - - Now alasl poor Youkahainen, 4
sorry STRIPPING comprehended
Al too plainly what the end was
OF the voyage he had ventured, !
OF the road his feet had Travelled,
For tho Joy of wordy battle
..s With the ancient Wainamoinen.
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HOTELS.
Hotel Directory.

Auburn.
ELM HOUSE, Coml. st. W. 5. Young, Proprietor.
Augusta.
AUGUSTA HOUSE, State st. j. II. King, ProprIetori
Bangor.
PENoDsCoT EXCHANGE, A. Woodward, Proprietor.
Bath
BATH HOTEL, Washington St. @. n. Plummer, Pro-
pIietor.
PPnsnkloAH HOUSE, Hanover st. S. Rice Proprietor.
fARKER House, School st. III. ID. Parker s. Co.,
PToprietors. - ill., n > =
hEyERE House, Bowdoin Square, Bulanch, Bing-
r nam, Nrisey q Co., Proprietors .-.-'
FREMONT HOUSE. fremont 81 Bri0bam wrisley
Co., Proprietors.
SnaAD.EH ItlousE, r. 5. Chandler & Co.. Prop'rs.
SaAf nan iioosh' D. H. Chapman, Proprietor.
Danviile Junction.
CLARK's DINING HALL, Grand Trunk Railway
Depot, N. W. Clark, Proprietor. =" -
Lewiston. I'D ..
LEWISTON House, Chapel St, j. B. Hill & Co.
Mechanic Falls.
EAGLE House, p. b. Cobb, Proprietor.
Norridgewoek.
DASfoRrH House, ID. Dauforth, Proprietor.
Portland. ...
ALBION HOUSE, III Federal Street, j. G. Perry,
Proprietor. !. n -lfT -
AMERICAN HOUSE. India st. W. NJ. Lewis, Propr.
~ E.a HOUSE. Cor. Fore and Cross Streets,
CUMBERLAND HOUSE, Green st. j. o. Kidder, Pro-
CITY II TEL, Corner Of Congress- and Groen street.
John p. Davis & Co. Sf' -'"'
PREBLE HOUSE, Congress st. S. B. Krcgman, Pro-
PORTLAND House, II Green st. r. Potter, Prop'r
ST LAWRENCE House, II India st. j. Tay ior PRO-
prietor. ~
|; s. HOTEL, Junction of Congress and Federal Sts.
n. j. Davis, Proprietor -
WALKER House, Opposite Boston Depot Adams g.
Paul, PROJECTORS. - =
Raymond's village. ..
CENTRAL HOUSE, w. III. Smith Proprietor .I
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MisceUanY.


A SEA SICK TRAGEDIAN.-Sea sick
ness is sad leveller, to which the strongest
minds succumb, leaving nothing but the de-
sire to touch terra frma again. An eminent
artist, who has recently made most success
ful tour in California, returned East by steam
er. Scarcely had the ship got out of sight OF
land before the Thespian was laid by the
heels with mai de naer. In the depths of his
despair he called for the captain, and when
that worthy arrived, the tragedian gazed at
MIN for few moments and then asked:
b "Ar-r-e-you the Captain % ~
II have that honor" said the son of Nep-
tune. Hs! -r'..I s.. --s.'--
VERY welsh. want you to run this
ship ashore. I'll pay for her, hull, engine and
cargo"
The Captain smiled and told his unhappy
passenger it was impossible. 't -
Very well, sir-r-r-. Tie her to a rock.
then, and stop this blasted rolling, lsii
Being assured that this was also impossi-
bic, the wretched actor retired to his state
room, and lying there in mortal agony, cursed
the sea and all that appertained to it with
osJhs both loud and Deep
Now, it SO happened that the Rev, Mr..
Chaidband, who had collected a large amount
OF money in California to purchase fine tooth
combs and tracts for the Digger Indians, was
on MS way East to invest his funds, and oc-
cupled the stateroom next TO the actors.
Horrliied at the rOars' of the sick lion, he
walked into his stateroem just as he let Off
another volley of anathemas, which extoIted
q deep groan from Chadband.
z n HALO said the playe-, are you sicl1?"
'Sick at heart, brother" was the response,
ito hear you use such bad language IA
st is bad habit" said the wretched art
list, "but damn il, sir, here I've been turned
inside out for three days, threw up everything
possible, and if I'm sick any longer, curse me
II don't think snail throw up my engage
lmentin New York. Blast the seag' =
Don't, my dear sir, don't curse so. Remem-
Der One who was patient under much greater
suffering than yours"
The tragedian rose to his full height. and
running his fingers through his hair, as he
chewed his voice for moment, replied:
Il do remember Him, sir-r-r, and remenl-
Der that when He was caught at sea, He qot
out and ,oGlked, and wish Icould follow His
example, in that respect at least 49,.
Mr.. Chadband concluded that any more
missionary effort in that direction would not
be very profitable. g.. -ztt4a-
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CANTON to the Pablo.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
hat remedies handed out for general use should have
heir efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies fit him for all the duties he must
fulfil; yet the country is flooded with poor nostIums
and cureas, puIportng to be the best in the world
which are not only useless, but always Injurious
his physician, as it is amentable yet ineontroverti-
bic fact that many syphiidc patients are made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by Tnaltreatrnent
from inexperienced physicians in general practice for
Its point generally conceded by the best syphlogra
piers that the study and management of these come
plants should engross the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practl-
TONER having neither opportunity time TO max
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system of treatment in most cases max
ing an indscrimnate use OF that antquated and dan.
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
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transformations Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of n II.
~ eense from the Hon. John A. Waterman
berland state OF tiaine, at court hoiiep on The
third Tuesday Of January A. D. IS CYRUS r. Par.
Rogers. minor children OF WIN psaers Iafe - ~,
Mindham IN said County deceased. win sell at pub
auction on the 10Th day OF FEBRUARY, next o. ten
O'Clock IN the torenoon, at the Aweing house OF the
suD,cTiber IN Windham, Cog1ty aforesdid, all the
keai Estate belonging to sid minors the same con-
taining fifty acres Of iaJd more or less, and divided
into moving tillage I'D wood land.
Dated this twenf1-th I'd day OF January A. d. 1879
- :" CYRUS T. PARKER, Guardian"
Jan T3u r. t j
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II BOX SHOOK MACHINE,
Capable of manufacturing 900 Shocks per day Of
- 10 hnurs. ~ - y

order. - "0',-1 o
The property ia a miles from the Petiteodiac Sta
ton OF the Il. s. n. A. Railway, in direct COM
munication with the Harbor of St John at the one
end, and Moncton on the other.
The Stream is large with never falling supply of
water, clean Rocky bottom entirely free from mud
or Impurities OF any kind. and the Manufactured
Lumber is capable Of being rated and driven to
within 6o0 yards Of the Railway, at which a siding
could easily be put in at very little expense and it is
nearly level with the railway. :
Along with the Mill there are 500 acres of land Is
acres OF which are in good state of cultivation and
cut about 70 tons Of hay, and a good comfortable
dwelling house capable OF accommodating about 20
men; with several Workmen's Houses, Barns Sheds.
Blacksmith Shop, &C., all i'll good condition
There are COCO acres Of Green Forest Land which
will be sold with the property, if desired. There is
also large extent of Crown Lands for nearly 40
miles above the Mills which has never been opera
tea upon, 70 which extent Lumber can be driyen
There is srfiicIent quantity of pine and spruce
Timber convenient to tue River TO furnish stock for
Manufacturing purposes, Tor the next % years In
tending purchasers can treat for one halt or the
whole. ..- -
For further particulars apply to the subscriber at
Petitcodlac Station, or TO St. John. -.-- :
" f@~ T" D. y. MCLAUGHLIN, JR,,
dc31-w6w -r HUGH DAVIDSON.
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Medical IlaJlymary,
- TA Tur rAnEc

Next door to the Preble House, Portlan
- Send Stamp tor Circular,
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Raymond's VILLAGE.
CENTRAL HOUSE, w. Ii. Smith Proprietor.
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DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', VIVA
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No. ia
Prehle Street. which they viii lind arranged tor their
especial Accommodation.
Dr. HIS Eclectic Renoyatng Medicines ere unriyal-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating an
Female Irregularities. Their action is spec6c and
certain of producing relief IN n short time.
LADIES Will find it invaluable in all cases OF oh
etructons after all other remedies have been tried In
the least injurious 10 the health, and may bs tske,
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent to any part OF the country, With fun direcons
by addressing L.. DIR. HUGHES.
ian1.is65dSw. No. IL Preble Street. Portland.
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Have Confidence.

All who have committed an excess or any kina
whether 1t be the solitary vice OF YOUTH or The stinS
ing rebuke of misplaced confidence in matnrer years
SEEK FOR AN AETIDoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and NArynua
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton
- are the Barometer TO the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to M
nsi-l low; do not wait for Ulisightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty eel
a.t and
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There are many men of the age Of tb,rtv v,b, 49,.
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
DER often accompanied by slight smalting or burn
ner the patient cannot account for. on eXa,ni,in,
the urinary deposits ropy sediment win often ~
found and sometimes small particles of semen or ~
bumen Will appear, or the color will be OF film M r
ish hue again changing to dark and turbid appear.
ancc There are many men who die OF this diticult1
ignorant of the cause, which is the 10y
p SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAEr-raa
can warrant u perfect cure in such cases ana
full and healthy restoration of the urinary orSanS
81, persons VINO cannot personally consult tha Tr
can do so by writing, in plain manner a descris1
aion or their diseases, and the appropriate renediea
VIII be forwarded Immediately.
be returned, If desired. Anu VIII
Address: DR. n I4rrnr.,.,
Nax+ doo- - ~, NO. HPrsble Street,
-. Sswd 20 S shs rfenle House, Portland, Ms
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Mew Esny ThoEpsnds Gam Testffy to 1r.y.
-.-- -. nv Ulahrnmx Errrrfn-nAr- ~ -

Young men troubled with emissions in slsen :.
complaint generally the result OF a bad Iabit IN
ranted or no charge made -l-I'-- Vs.
Hardly day passes hut we are consulted by ons or
more young men with the above disease soyae az
whom are as weak and emaeated as though they mad
the consumption and by their friends are supposed "a
have it. All such eases yield TO the proper and onjy
made to rejoice in perfect health. = -'i -