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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25

% WADE HAMPTON os EEFoRM.--4
Thcjabbcville Press and BaaMei. Prints
the following extract, from q private !
letter Of General Wade Hampton, adj
dressed to n resident of Abbeville vii
lase General Hampton says:
"How does the Reform movement
prosper? Ip the issues nov presented. ;
and the candidates in the Ee'l, I can
not see how any true mai: in the State
can hesitate as to his proper position
Differ as VIC may about, u platform. ef
the new party, | see no alternative bss
to Support its non,inces. + hope and
pray that good may come of the moFc-:
ment, for unless change is made IN :
the rule of the State, nothing but ruin
awlits u" f.5s.; 5s5.s. 3ss'5i
The P'fs5 aid Pdmer says that
General Hampton defines his own posi-,
ton and that Of every true Carolinidns
sea the pending issues 'tctEeen U6iSH
aud Reform aud Republisadism
tween reformation Of abuses and their
continuance. It 7WilTbe iGdorsed, We
know, Gy sHoaF people, to whom the
name Of fIabiplon iiEelf is worth q
hundred arguments! Tho law and
antia0te.are both before you" q, q f
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25

spoken, q decided jniprcssfS efiitii
the result. The power Of tiutl5is thus
illustrated. Nor is there any doabt
now as to the unanimity with which
the cffurt for reform viii be prosecuted
On the part Of the sober, Intelligent
and virtuous people Of the STATE, there
is but one voice. Political pru,lcry
and certain senlimcntaIly uiay ihfln-
ence few men to decline to enter heart
lily in the movement fer reform. Bat
the great mass of the people orpos' 1 to
radicalism arc taking sensible view CT
the matter, and are seeking by Ericti-
cal means to save the State fer them
selves and their postcrity.
ColumJia IHoair.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25

TT will help the rcader.to understand
military oi Grafton fiFrance, to remtm,
ber that the Prussian fore, consist of
an army of the North, under Genernl
Stcinmctz, comprising the seventh,
eighth, nincth and tenth corps; an ARMY
Of the centre, under Prince Ere lerick
Charles, comprising the second, third,
fourth aud twelfth corps, and army Of
the South, und.r the Grown Prince
Frederick William, coblprising tlieGflil
corps, the guards aud South Geriuars.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25

The French, since the war began,
have discovered that they are afflicted
with fraudulent shoddy contractors, and
swiullcrs in the commisSiariat.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25
Ground Rrs;zSen.

Tha foundations Of. .Ee pe Episco,
pal Church are now 5eina duss, and the
a chitect, REDISG sesa dstermlned
to push tho work as ra possible
The diulensiionso c. iI,I' are go
by 40 feet, and 8ill e 'sat ssll .l:l three e
Els!l.s hgasaAa.- g g
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25
Don't Forget

That the grand Mass Meeting and
Barbecue will be held in Cam len on
Monday next.
Great preparations have been made
and a fine time is ex pceted.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25
cid a meeting On TucsaaSlastI 70 or

: + - ';sF
hefd'a meeting ou Tuesday last 70 or
.guuiee Union Reform Club. A lursc
and influential meeting of both white
and colorcd, organized by clectins for
PreSident-Thom6s j. Carthcn.
Vice Prcsident-Gco. Mayhem,
Sc rctary-J. j. Drakcford.
On motion, it was RcsOlreel, That
every voter, of this meeting be consti-
tuted a member of this Club, BY enroll
ing his uamc, or handing it to the Sec
rctary.
Thirty.fve (35) members, about one
third colored, were enrolled.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25

Colonel Delaney denies that Me ad-
viScl Goyefnor Scottao keep from the
hu3tiucs S1t would have been well
had lie dcnc 50 for the Governors
e.,tr -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-08-25

he c'ty J as more Southera visitors
at tins moment that al any time since
the restoration of peace. Some of our
largest hotels are literally crowded with
them. Thry seem intent upon blend
ing pleasure with business, and not at
all unwilling to talg, and act and en-
joy themselves generally as though
theyhad never smarted nader the pro-
cess Of reconstruction Theft picsollcc
indicates tho return Of prosperity 10
The Sensh, slilal il alay be, aud be-
set with syexalions rcpol ,scf; IONS but
having tlII Bic signs he'd; and
s il's .9s . e;:irs ! 81 IIIEs's
q 6fk Is Nm The sTf1sIl5
tan, aud that The people they nicetaieic
are as hearty and kind al. in the oldeii
days.-Ne,c York Times. - ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
Canvass in Martin County.

We had the pleasure OF attending the
meetings in this county. They were all
excellent in numbers, good feeling, and
encouraging spirit OF devotion to our
great cause and 10 reform in the policy
and practical administration OF our Gov
ernncnt. Many OF the old men, sub
stantial and venerable citizens Of both
parties turned out and manifested u deep
Interest in the establishment of better
conditions in the country. At the meet
ing ut Mountain Springs, venerable
old man man, Mr.. John Akisson, aged
lOi years. attended ami appeared us So
licimtos for his country's welfare as
any younger man.
Mr.. Kcrr's speeches were in high
degree satisfactory and Instructive. and
Infused new interest and zeal among
our friends in that county. The county
ticket is an excellent one. and the candi-
dates seem 10 appreciate that they have
duties to perform. and hatpolitical can
vases cannot be conducted without
work to Successful results. Mr. Kerr
goes next 10 Crawford county.
New Albany Ledger
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

NOTICE is hereby given, that the UNI
~ dersigncd Commissioners, appointed
by the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Du-
Ibois County, Indiana, in suit for parti-
ton of lands, wherein Caroline Morgan
and Charles Morgan, are petitioners
Charles Stucky. George Green. Harriet
Green, ct. AL. are defendants. will sell at
public auction, by order of said court,
at the Court House. in Jasper. on
TUESDAY, September 10th. 1870.
the following described Real Estate, in
said county. tO-wn:
The south west quarter of the south
west quarter. and the north west quar-
ter of the south west quarter. all in Sec
ton eight (S) town two ~ south range
five 81 west, eighty (so) acres Of land,
more or less.
TERMS or SALE One-third OF the
purchase money to he paid in cash, one
third in twelve months, and onc-ihir'
in eighteen months. the purchaser Civ
ing notes for said deferred payments,
bearing interest. with approved surety.
and waving benefit from valuation and
lappraiscnent laws.
| L. :. sale To begin ut o'clock J.. NJ.
CLEMENT DOANE.
Commissioner
AuV 0t,th lS1O-4Ws
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
Ex-senator Hendricks.

The Boston Post noted the presence OF
Mr.. Hendricks in that city. and pays the
following. tribute to his moral and intel
lcctual worth: d,
The Hon. Mr.. Hendricks. late United
States Senator from Indiana, has been
passing few days in Boston. and was
cntertaiucd III dinner by a party OF po-
litical and personal friends. ut Parker 5.
The honorable gentleman appears To be
in perfect health. expresses himself much
graliiicd with his visit to New England,
and has cheerful confidence in the gcn-
cral prevalence. at an early day. of those
Democratic principles he so ably advo-
Gated ia the upper branch of Congress.
lie is one of the strong and pure men ot
the country the respect of his opponents
and the admiration Of his friends arc
the result of II public career marked D!
manly independence. unswcrving intcg,
rity. and n patriotism which secured
constant devotion to the best Interests
of the nation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
lF"r the Jasper Weekly Courier
A Warning to Husbands.

Warrick County. Ind.
Nix. EpiToR :-Pcrmit me 10 speak
with a warning voice TO husbands hav-
ing pretty wives.
Young Jack tJohD Gilman. hired To
work last spring with farmer about
two miles from this little village. In a
short time he sc,luccd the wife of the
young farnrr. -,lebaurl,cd her brought
her 10 ruin. shame and infatny. and sep
aration from her husband. The hus-
band has filed bill in Court for a di-
vorcc. on account of her forfeited vir-
tue, and She is turned out i'll the world
Ito live a forlorn life.
Young Jack Gilman has left WarricI
and gone into Dubois county. his for
MGR residence. where lie will stand thu
remaining part Of the season.
ADAM DAWSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

The Congressional Cnnvass!.--
Large Crowds la Attendance -
Convincing Arguments of Hons.
M. L.. Kerr and JAS. \. CravcnS.
In accordance with appointments
Hon. NJ. {. Kerr and Major Cravcns.
hase addressed large meetings through
ont this county, beginning at Ireland, on
Tuesday last. 1t was our pleasure to
attend the meetings at ireland, Jasper,
Holland and Nuntingburg, and the large
numbers in attendance, and close attcn-
tion given TO the speakers. attest the in
tease interest of the people in the Issues
Involved in the present contest. AT tv-
cry meeting SO far. some heretofore ke-
publican has come out bOld,y.and assert
ed the business of Democratic principles
i'm regard to the Tariff and public finan-
ces. and declared their intention 10 vote
for Mr.. Kerr.
MIR. Kerr has made argumentative
speeches. showing the practical opera
tiom OF Radical policy upon the masses
of the people. and holding up before
them the lc.;,lizcd robbcric, Of the poo
nlc's pockets. and the unlcgalizcd steal.
Ing. from the public treasury Of Radical
Officials. for which The Radical party
should be held To strict rcsponsibility.and
exhibiting as he believed, a remedy
within the reach of the people for these
abuses. consisting mainly ia the restora'
ton OF the grand old Democratic part,
to power. Ills speeches. which general
" occupied from an hour and half Il
two hours time. have been listened Il
with care. and like seed >own in goOt
ground will ere long spring up and bare
four fold.
I Maj. Cravens followed Mr.. Kerr il
rousing of hand efforts ut the first fou
meetings in this county. and dill hiinscI
credit. and thu cause good by his cxcr
lions. We regret exceedingly that u
could not fill all of the appointments j
this county, and hope TO hear him again
at points he was unable 10 attend TIN
time. Ills remarks are calculated 4
rouse Democrats TO excrtion. which j
!. more than half the battle in the contcs
this wear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

MARRIAGE LrCENsEs.--Thc following
marriage liceses have been issued by our
County Clerk since our
Last:
II. Stcinkemp to Louisa OHerbcck.
John Brosmer to Barbara Blumm.
Julien Grass to Sarah +. Atkins.
B.H. Haeke to Philamcnia Warsching
Geo. Kricger to Catharinc Anus.
Fred. VogeJ to Elizabeth Tuefel.
los Merchantmen to Mary Eckert.
WIN. Dcarsum to Barbara Smith.
VIM. Seimp to Eva Friek.
& VIM. Pickhart to Adolphine kasper.
Hery A. Cox to Nancy J. Stevens.
Daniel NOlen to Mary }. Halaweil.
John Apple to JoscPhena Burgdarf.
Paul Ingiehart to Margaret Balein.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
~Thc Pittsb,rg Commercial says

"Thc Pittsburg Commercial says:
II continues to be announced by leading
papers that the Pennsylvania Central is
included in the Erie and New York
Central consolidation. Although this
was the original announcement, we un-
dcrstand that such is not the fact. On
the contrary, the arrangement entered
into by the Erie and New York Central
IS practically opposed to the Pennsylva-
mia Central. which still have to Ego Il
alone" or seek new allies. Would 1t
not be funny to see the heads Of the
PENNSYLVANIA Central and the Baltimore
and Ohio in bed together? But the
Baltimore & Ohio don't run to New
York. the great center Of trade. Why
not ahitch teams" and take the Internal
commerce to Philadelphia and Balu'
more, and let New York whistle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

rrMr. Robt. Pattison, Of the SAN
dusky. Seymour and Evansville railway
was in our town Yesterday
lie informs us that company OF capt.
Aalists. in connection with the y. ork
Central railway, have agreed TO build ms
road for u donation of 81, 100000. VI
this amount it is asked that Dubois 20:
raise $4,000, to be paid when the roas!
e completed. This is certainly small
amount to secure SO great an enterprise.
and ought to be readily raised by private
subscription.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
Common Grog-sllop IBitters.

Empty Bitter BOTTLES. of various ayles can Re 'outd
around slmos every dwelling and cabin Throughout We
land Their taste il pleasant and they advertised'"
cure almost every disease while the msn'seinr.s kn"r
they possess no medicinal properties whasesef lly
are many disgutcs for exceedingly c"nsn"n oevsf
ages which do not, nor possibly curs any one
Ecware Of these pleasant hters IN quart pc'firs thJ
confaiu sting for your vsls. and be VINO buys thsm
carries "toi,er's grog into HE h"us~. One man wfo
knows nothing aboni medicine says his hir BOTTLES |"
common stun will chs and fever. rheumatisiT
cures all npurise. Of the blood makes old men young
out DEVILS restores sight 70 the bind and nun
nus other mirirIes: while yet another. who presume
every man drunkard. proposes N cure collie, ifrr"s
ling nails yellow fever. heart disease and love trt
naidens.i We know they make such curce, We hnos
the people large deceived aud ~ ndied snd
desire 10 ventilsc these common huDbuee maze ne
following challenge to ono aud all
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

"HFADING SUITED TO THE SEASON AND
THE TIMEs.r-A single glance at the
chronological Journal and Packards
Monthly for September, Will convince
any one Of The truth Of this condensed
criticism. The magazine should be read
in every family in the land; for it Is
American, highly entertain
ing. soiidly instructive and purely moral
i'm tone. We commend especially the
article OF John Sartain. the American
|cngraver: objections to Phrcnology con
sidcrcd: Men as Lovers: Gen. Joseph T.
Johnston; Western Emigration Script.
ure Names: Is there room enough in
the World etc. Terms $3a year, sin.
lyle Nos. 90 cents. :,
The Publisher. 5. II. Wells. 3S9 Broad
way. New York, is Offering one o
Prang's fine Chromos, THE Doctor,
published at $500. to all who subscribe
at once. and send 20 cents extra for mail
ing the Chrome. A very liberal offer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

nrThose irrcvcrent lads who called
names after a certain "bald head Of old
deserved their untimely end, because at
that time no panacca had been discover
ell to restore the human hair upon the
bald spots. But now Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia is known to possess the rare
merit of invigorating the roots and fill
ing them so full of life, where not en-
tircly dead, that they cannot help put
ting forth q new growth which rivals in
beauty the locks Of youth. Sept. 2.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

rA farmer gives the following cure
for chicken cholera. now quite prcva-
lent i'm this section of the state: The
best cure we know. and ono proving CT
fcctual In two different attacks on my
fowls. is capsicum Called, also. cayenne
pcppcr) mixed in corr meal and fed TO
them twice day. In neither instance
did it fail curing in two or three days
time, and it did not return tho same
year again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
THY LApy's FRIEND FOR SEPTEMBER

TIE LADY's FRIEND FOR SErTEMBER.-
a capital number. The steel plate Is a
uuiri. domestic scene. the colOrcd fash
ion plate specially airy and elegant; even
FOR this magazine. and the colorcd en-
broidcry pattern. brilliant. Fresh and
spirited as the literary matter of this
magazine always is. each number seems
better than the last. That iavoritc wri-
ter. Miss Douglas. begins new contin-
ucd story-"Soiid Silver; or. Chrisic
Dcanc's Bridal Gifts" which is in her
best vein. Published by Deacon 4 Pc
tcrson. $40 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
Price $3.50 year (Which also includes
large steel engraving). Four copics. 50
Five copies (and one gratis), SO. The
Lady's Friend" and "Thc Saturday
Evening Post land one cngraving), 81
Sample copies IS cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

Tha, claims It's victims throughout the ie,gih snd
breadth of our land. t.
Many tnnaes sutcr IN some way al each r'"n'hy pc
of ltrn,ion. while oi~r "ss dftsa W. decline
hc .tnrn of lG Sometime. the m.hriruai fns IS fcs
much or too little nr may he attended With rsb; may
be irregular or .rrly checked. or shsnvsd in spI-a'
ance attended with other distressing symptoms. leu
cnrrhnr or the whites" frequently drains n" sys-
TEN, or liberation vf the womb WAY create pain sra
cause rapid pros'rsiion
Failing of the womb H. exceedingly common
paini. giving much trouble si Mistress ~hth under
ordinary trrnt,nent. IL difiicui 10 saro.
jystsrics Green s,kn.ss. irriish.liy 81 .hs wonh.
aud other serious and fatal follow hs female
seq though Hfr Lives ,hcr. medical gentlemen Who
has or can relieve the fair - til, Aeove troubles.
Mt usny IL ,h.r, combination q" remedial aSen,s
that will coine to her rescue. We In,wer, \es
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

9 HoLLAxD HoTEL. While at the town
Of. Holland on Wednesday, we stopped
At the above named hotel, just opened
by Mr.. A. b. Sprsdlcy, Jr.. an old resi-
dent of that ncighborhood. Although
a large crowd ran in on him unexpect-
eJlly for dinner, he managed to furnish
them with something to cat, and plenty
to drink. His hotel Is q decided con-
vcnicnce in that neck Of the woods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
sickness. Pain and Death

result ~ pensics for violations of natural
laws, from which non. escape.
III. faded cheek. the pale aud wan features the dvl,
eye the couded intellect. ths dr. hea,ihg sigh tie
feeble aud -nacated frame. the detected brow the tot
cring gait all indicate prev" trsn-rressi"ns VI Law
Know ing that representation 10 the thief 81 Time sl
intelligent beings apply for some remedy A rlr-
cumstanc-s permit; while th.s. who do not aci npo,.
the principle that delays srs dangerous" generally
lingrr lose more time anu pa, more money.
Thousands Of mothers and daughters IN all sts.. pa
a nj conditions IL llie ARE suffering hinge ring aud d.
ing from the effect. II som. dreaded and dreadful
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

Inventors who wish 80 take out Letters Patent AZ.
advised to counsel with MINI 60. editors Of tho
SCIENTIFIC ANyRlcAS. VIII" have prosecuted claims b.
fore The Patent Ofic. for Twenty Years. Their
American and European Patent Agency Is the most
extensive in the w"ri. Charges less hrn any "'he'
reliable agency. pamphlet containing full insruc
lions TO inventors IA sent gratis.
MUM co. - Park Row. New York
a VOID uUACkS.--A victim Of early indscrc.
IA ton causing nervous debility. premature decay
1c.. having tried in vain every advertised remedy hal
discovered a simple means ,f sclfcure. which he will
send free tn his fciowsuf.rs. Address J. II. FUTILE
- Nassau St. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

"The vanderburg Democratic Co.
Convention, Thursday. nominated Isaac
Keen and Gill. Shanklin for the Legis-
lature, Judge Parrot for Criminal Judge,
J. IT.. Miller, Sheriff; James I1auer,
Treasurer; Robert Richardson. Prose-
cutor. This is n very strong ticket. The
was large.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

Middle. aged rnstrons these the critical re-'"' an4
III. ,,.l crnrinoh.r are all curs, Nv he nee - e'
English Female Ritf.rs prc-crihsl snd used =,
nh sicians al over the country.
il you are troubled will Falling IL 'he Womb sV'n'e'
with a sense of weight and hearing dawn pain IT. the
hack and side and other attendant evils Eng'ish re-
male Bt,ers will give entire r.lief
Thos. vt r;ir 'iurn &c lir mphrrs arrr '"nn1e
mon, and ofh.rs (mai. or f.na,.N Who ore Gonzales
cents from any potrart-d facilitating 'omrlsn vi.
gain strength slowly aud whose DIG siiot SLOW aus
Imperfect. will find he-" Biiters U. very th'nR ne
system demands n gives p"w erfnl appetite s'ds sn'
assist. digestion arous.s the liver. .renrhens u"n-
Is and physically aud fills he whole system Win pure
crimson hlood courring through iis ehsn"ris
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
Death il Ht tlse Door.

In all these mIlants ihs system evidently shn~ss
" anl nl rcd blood. and Mr.. thurrhil 10 ne s"fA 81
p..rs. &c Feutal.s SAYS: 'hrrina IN mind ihaf TIE
blood H. remark ,iy deficient ~ r-t Corr-'es anu I'VE
knew prup-rty iron e"rrcrt tfi's ehiriu"h th.i
suggests A. IN, mott To- relied III. hes; Of ~i'i.h
Il III. citrate. citrate of iron cutters largely INT" ne
rninpos ion &c English tN-ial. btcrs c"innhsa WV
powerful veg,f able tofics ~ rare qualities
Among the mountains 81 Ienn..s"e n'a inc r'pey
woods IL Mississippi IL found certain hsrd sid rf.
root which has been t. secret use by sew" ola nid~ss
Tor many Years possessing magic powers W I'faiss
r,..rny All females suffering wh sy sf'c'i"n 81 ~ O.
m.n,, Tbi- root hav. ohisT@d gave u 'rir w.
in our prsetic. aud II is ~ ths f-thris ns'.
siens In these I,itrers tnher l.o~srii! uterine GRO
general t.i,. also enter int. it, compositions. We ace
add Isrtrndrn or Elask rot. sufficient ~ sc' npo" 's'
liver and keep the bow i-. "p.i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

ensens =. ucb medical properties ono bottle OF any
cf The pleasantly tasted common advertised hisseIs"
the day The medical profession 20 decide ne
NJ n u.uderscood that English Female Bters u not
h.,.,.cc but Is A powerful Iron and Vegetable lone
bnc curing long standing chrnnc female co"p'a"'S
in every direction. :. -, sat.
,,.. fcr a CO. aud sold by druggste and mercnan''
e'c's""e''' Memphis, Tenn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02
IanhOOll: How Lost,
How Restored.

ms, Published. n new edition Of DR.. CulverweIrs
Celebrated Essay the RspicaL Cure without
,neaicne) of SprKxATcrRGA. or seminal Weakness In
voluntary seminal Losses Impotencv Mental and Phys
icaI Incapacity. Impcdments to Marriage. etc; Also
Coxsr wrTiox, ErtiErsEY and Frs induced by Self
Indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
-. Price, in q Sealed Envcop. only cents.
The celebrated Author In this admirable essay clear
IL demonstrates from thirty years successful practice.
that the alarming consequence Of Self Abuse may be
r,dcaJv cured without, the dangers Of Internal mcd-
cine or the application % the knife pointing out mode
of cure Mt once SIMPLE certain. and ecctual, by means
OF which every sufferer. matter what his conditions
NAV be- may cure himself eheapy, privately and rsdi-
cally.
66Y.Ths Lecture should he in the hands Of every
youth and every man In tae land.
sent under seal In plain envelope. to any address,
postpad on receipt Of six cents. two post stamps,
Also Doctor Cuverwelrs ''Marrisg. Guide. price ?!
cents. Address the Publishers.
CHARLES ]. e. KLINE Company,
No 1T, Rovrry. New York.
! sent 4, 1870 Pcst-Oace Box 1855
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-09-02

The hes, and cheapest combination fer ~ aaer
the kidneys and bladder ever "ncred 70 Wy, no
is prepared by regular physicians snu ssea ~ ~
Ir,ce Il or six bottles Tor A., SOLD oy pufF'S' -
Merchants every Nher. ...-oo,rS RI
49,. ,c., "a Am Memphis. 1enA