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Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

The farm OF N. l. Sn!.ivant. Of Barr
Oak, near Cnt:s0oE b, L1vi' gto.. conu. y,
IL, Is rot OIL 4 zig Dat q well Il nau"6 q
AID p oi able Ell. rpG,a~. Ina fern, E
eig1J mues spar, c1Gtisi:iIE 4O, aUO
acIet-64 sections G va nI1t ut >u'vs,. /
i subll>ld j IN 80 f rms of 26J acres
tac Fac. .erm Il a Captain ana a frs
ANA :, c nd i.el:e-a.t, all uuder Con r5l OF
q corlmaI der in-chIe:. S owner and Brig
zen. j. Il. A[in+r. Intfeare Is OC0 acres
a d T the piows. over 10, coo of which l.
in corn thi3 s. Il, w:nch looks finely ;
thi1 required 1.G00 bushels corn Eor seed
this lear. TIE, remainder of the iarm is
used for grazing. small grain and gras=.-
TIE G are $50 miles OF hedge feLoa, g.
sides other fences one hundred AMI
fit miles Of ditch for draining wet laud ;
two hdndred mcu aud four huhdIed work
horses and muies us5d On tt1s farm
! There is employed, also, one surveyor,
two book-heepers, four backsmlths, III q
| G: ght carpenters. An accurate account is
| kept with each farm, and with each man,
| horse, and mule-hoTses and mules heln 6
all named or nnmbeIed, and charged with
amo1nt paid for them md t. cir food and
credited with their labor. There Is nC
more reeular or Systematic set of books
! kept in any barking or manuf"c urlnR es-
tablishment ia the couutTy. The whole q
this land Was entered from the Govern
ment about twenty years since by is pres
ent owner at 81 25 pr acre. Tne farm q
this the. with the improvements m ace
upon it aid personal property CONNECTED
with it, Is worth about 50, 900, 600.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
Whnt wills Rtrs Grundy Say!

Among the eovereigns WHO telegraph
cally cougratu'a ed the Pope On the Cccs-
81 u Of hts tHsn mt -tif'h h anDlv~rsar, "aS
Gu N VIC orit-,he vIsinlo head of the
Fro estant Ghnlch y, Eagland, ~ Law e.
t4bii- he'd Tue low chutch people AID
the am ritaa!i S VIII nothing If ut
$40 Popefy," will probably give h=r
M4je t as go ecotdiDg for this ''new
depar urt5" - s4e received from the Opt 20
site party IN tn ch's.c1, not long sincr,
for g, ing q Pr>sb teraa kirk to say ier
pray er<, IN having iier daughter m4rled
durli 6 Lieut.. He naj ;, We gas 3. ir
g-ttIDg to BE- nothing If boc ''bro d
chnich those pla.iotm calculates to tax
Ill every hing and ever bo y, with Ec
DaestiuUs ask ed N. Y. kUpresS.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
Funeral OF Hon. G. l.. VaIlandiG ham
Imposing DcmOnstratton
DAYToN, June 20.

The funeral of G. L. Vallandigham was
O; the most imposing character. The pro-
cession was two miles long, and was COM
posed of persons of all political parties
and professions. Business in many parts
of the city was suspended during the pas
sage of the cortege. The county, city
and many private buildings We're draped
in mourning. The pail bearers were A.
G. Thurman, S. s. Cox, Geo. E. Pugh, G.
W. McCook, Judge Gilmore, Gen. o. G.
Maxwell, John Howard, Samuel Creig-
head, EIihu Thompson, d. 4. Bayer, W..
Ell. Gill spie and ID. A. Houk. Many dis
tinguiehe1 gentlemen from all parts OF the
Union were present. The attendance of
Cbief Justice Chase was prevented by i'll
health.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

THERE is such thing as stating q
s;ronle fact in manner to produce an ut-
terly false impression. We have S0oa az
instance before us. The 1eleJ'""S' %
21st, says .,o roa..r.
Joseph H. WiIson E99 In0 81 nc conseeva
tive county OonveutioD declines to serH9: S ns ana
assigns as cause OF his resignation, nl1 tnc
hiijty to canvass the county IN advocacy OF 'H0
LEGALITY and necessity of the Convention"
Now, it is true that Mr.. WILSON declnes
the nomination, but it is because PROBES
sional eneagements will not allow him 10
canvaes-that is all. But the 1e'eg'o"''
by inueDdo, makes Mr.. W. opposed 70
the slegaiisy and necessity OF ConVen-
tion," whereas his vIows are pronounced
the other way. Be more Ingenious nei8h
Dor,
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
The Reported Visit of the Grand D u IL c
Alexis of Russia.
The New York World of Sat

Inc new 1oFk w WOFlu OI saturday rays
1t is now semi-officialiy announced that
the Kuesian Prince and his cortege Will
ieave st. Petersburg next August and ar
rive here in the latter part Of Septe Der
or early in October and that the Prince,
after making a rather extended tour of the
country during the fall, will remain to par
season in the National Capital AID the
other provincial cities. The squadron
that is to convey the distinguished visitors
direos from Russia to this country has
been already designated, and is now in
preparation at Cronstsdt. 1t consists of
three vessels-one very large iron clad,
Carrying twelve guns, another frIgate,
carrying sixty guns, and the third q small
Ter frlgate.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
horticultural EaIr.

We are glad to know that many CT cur
farmers and others are taking lively in
terest in the approaching Horticultural
Fair appointed to be held in this city on
the nineteenth of July. We look to see a
decided improvement upon that of last
year.
It may be that the time fixed by Presi-
dent STEELE is a week too late, as has been
suggested, for the best exhibition. Ii IL
is, we are assured that the time for the
Fair will be changed. We would be glad
to hear from those interested in regard to
this natter,
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
LETTER FROM K1rrREL1's sPRINqs.
KITTREL1's SPRINGS, N. O.,

June Goth, 1871.
Editor Journal: -Business has landed
me here, and for the information and bene- !
fit of your many readers in the lower part I
Of the State L drop you line or two in
relation to this summer resort.
1t is Ice ated within six hundred Yards of
the Raleigh and G .ston Railroad, almost
midway betwe, n Raleigh and Weldon, and
in as healthy a region as the sun shines
op. The buildings are commodious, con-
venient ard thoroughly comfortable, and
have just undergone complete renova-
ton in every part. Entirely new furni-
ture. of modern pattern. has been supplied
| to every branch of the establishment, and
is now ready for the use of those who are
wise enough to seek this convenient and
hesltEful resort. Bathing rooms Lave
| been add: d and for those who enjoy tht
| game, billiard tables Will bo AZ tue COM
| nand Of all who may wish to practice i.
| The grounds are in capital condition
| and the b. aatiful trees, planted fifteen
| wears ago, now afford abundant and luXu-
rant shade. A good band Of music viii
give it, cid to euiIven the place. aud the
polite and considera.e Pre- prietors will
spbr8 10 effort TO make every visitor con
nted and happy. knowing thtm per
s0uaiy, L can vouch for them IS genile-
men, aid will guarantee that none who
p4tronize them viii ever regret doing so.
The Indispensable luxury OF ice will not
be waiting to perfect every beverage,
aud, to sum mp briefly, there is tie Very
great consi 1e1ation Of low rates of board.
These gentlemen deserve patronage for
stating sn era cf moderate end yet even
IxxuIious living. AS before stated, |
have made in person an inspection of the
premises and outfit, and there il nothing
there but What recommends Kittrell' s
Spriogs TO both the invalid and the plea
sure-seeker.
The board is only $40 tao month for
The single month, and mor5 modfrAte
terms are given to those who stsy longer
while specially accommodating tecms are
made TO families who may apply to the
prop5ieto1s. Many rooms are Already en-
gagged by as refined peopl3 as are 10 tbs
5 ate but there will be accom- modation;
for large crowd.
I was more than gratifed t. find upon
tue cars and in the country quite large
! number Of persons from the NortherI
r States and CaLada, prospecting and buy
Z ing homes ia our State. Let Us welcome
D all such to our midst.
Yours, NJ.
u p s. There is tslt graph Office al th
depot, and trains pass tW4ce daily, eaci
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

A distinguished professor once set the
table in a roar by rolemn;y anrounclng
that TIE word " sack came from the
Tower Of Babel iself the solitary remant
OF that universal wreck of langu ge-. He
affirmed that though they forg't all else,
every man fecol!ectsd his primitive car
pet bag. And the word sack does run
through neArly every known language
with IIttie change Of form, sound or mean
ing.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
salts for Dam a - es.
TIE New OrIeaos Commereial Bnlictin

TIE New OrIeao5 OOmmerelaI DaI lttih
says
The ctiui1a negl,ge9ce of the city at
,Loci .e., tn +. fore, IN rtt providing
or ). er .,d saffi Ieut e!sf. II of Ievrts ter
he urJstosio1 uf tie ty, about t. r
sul6 in number of sul't, "hlch We learn
are 10 b. nnat,tu Ell by property holders
aga,l s. the city for damage done by Tie
present fl lo!. iafge Lun Der Il tue
-uIferrrs ace : N Ill properly oWuers, w4os-
aocnmuIated ssgings by years OF ecouomy
have been invested in sinai homes. The
10 ID has injured rhcn disastronsly. h. y
Co not afford o to59 + dollar of their hard
earnings throu gh the inavtion OF the city
or State auI EOItIts.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

THIRTY FIVE citizens OF Rutherford were
brought to Raleigh. on Thursday last pn-
der custody of Deputy U. s. MarShai'
charged with completely in the late out,
rages in that county. we learn that seVeral
- The number thus charged not being at
I,oo5 ,hen the officer having the warrants
arrived, actually walked fifteen miles -
find the Deputy and surrendered Me1'Ss''s,'
This does not look like guilt 1noeeo,
it is positively stated that the late a1iall II, IL
the town Of Rutherfordton was me wo4i-
of q gang of South Carolina raiders Hno+ 10
ever the guilty parties may be, We trust
4hot thov NAV be ferited out and punlEhed'
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

THE new Radical paper at Raleigh IS
7ery weak and sickly affair, so far Inc
Office holders, revenue officials and others
who have invested in it, will hardly get
their moneys worth, Judging from appear
ances. As Billy Smith aptly remarked
"It is a poor spec. printing paper l0r
nartY that can't read y
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
DIE ID.

At Booshsupe, Moore county, on the NOR ing
OF the 14t" ins1 of ht hizls FulmonAIis, CHAEs
NJ eEAWE Il. n the 9th year of his age.
Deceased mad been from youth consistent
member OF the BaptisE Church. and jnst twelve
months ago graduated a. Wake Forest with
highest honors and returDei TO his friends with
every prospe ct of leading @ life OF usefulness,
bu:. alas Dea:h casts his sombre shadow in
mans pathway and in his terrible march Of
conquest he demands our costliest tributes v.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

Ihe apl eAsaUce IF Darwin's book has
been followed, tue London rapers sa , By
a great increase in the number of visitors
10 the monkey house in the geological gar
dens, Regents Park.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

The Seventeen year l,t.ast is Low suo0p-
Jog >:o~n on Northern Illinois, arm III arm
with tn~ p. tat &c o,g and the laTttr beast
is aid 10 oe lifting hs'ie girls TO death and
,'ommi ting burglary on lam houses.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

The Chicago Republican says that during g
the past ear the people of Chicago haze
eaten five hundred and FIVE cattle viii Ii
were too sick 10 walk, besides reading !he
Post.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

Mr. James Buchanan, a nephew Of the
late President, died last Friday a. MS resi-
dence. near GulIfurd station, W. and o
railroad, after an illness of some weeks
duration.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

German farm II. = no TEMPT to stop
some 3unaw ) no ses II ttcted to q ~ ~
ing caacn,Le on bis farm ia Palestine, III,
on FiId4y att,TnoOa. stumbled and fell,
aI.d thr n chine completely severed his
head aud right arm from his body.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

understood that the Supreme Court
nnonimous in over-ruling the arbitrary
ond insolent action of Judge" Logan IN
d;sbarriug Mr.. Schenck, of Lincoln.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

4 3 ,ston man il anxious t. learn % Y it
hap. ems lat whe4 people come to high
w'sds thy are 20 apt II use log Ian
QuaGz
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

\ cl:iz y O Nj weukeo, wh }se f. died
suddenly ca r4e~d1y, marlia't =ga.o the
6a me evening.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

4 c3loEeA whit washer ia Washington
fell rom l1lder Friday AID buried lis
nrad focr de-p IL lh9 mud, wbtro he
stuck last.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

Mamma" said a little boy who had
been sent to dry q towel before the fire,
" is it done when it's brown 2"
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
Every Day an Increase in feSh
AID Weight is seen and Felt.
TIE GahAt R..OvD PUaE .ER.

Lyer. diop Of tao SAH APaAILLl-N ~
SOLVENT Goa amuHl,ate through 80 blood,
..XeA.. L. ne, anC OH nIi o. i I-lcea OI the
et, u the vgOr Il 80, Iot ~ e.-Irz tue tslea
Ct the u d wIlh iew AID g and mateil.i.
sccoTul$. 5yphl.s, Cons BpIIOn. q au4uI-t !ls.
ease, Ulcers th- th a, Mouth, Iu;nU:a,
N1des ia he Gland ana 9th paris OF the rya-
tGm N, ko Eyes, SJrum rous dI-cha:g s from
u RS. Gnd the wurrL forms cklh licenses
Era Jtion Fever cores, Scald Hes kiUS Won
alt Rseum, Eryslpelas, Acue, ack tpots
Worms III the lesh, rumors cers in tbs
Womb, and all weakening nj painful di-cba g.
e Night SweGts. LOss OF erm aud al was.n
Of tn life principle, are within tbs clratiye
range OF this wonder OF Modem Chemistry, and
q ew ays use will prove e. any erson using
for ei her of Il CSC forms or ssase its pO
power to cure them
Ii the patient, ally heco2'inR 1educcd @y ;h5
wastes and accommodation that Is coatiDua!lv
Or or q sing, ct de in aTrertILE these Wart s
end repairs the anne WI material N .cC
from b q thy blood and this the -AHSApARIL.
Liam will aud does EecuTe-a cure IL certain );
for this RENE ~ cOmueaces is work
4 purihc1ti II, and su cesds III diminishing lL9
loss Of wastes, it's repairs viii be rApiI, u
every day the patient vii feel LimzeI grow lug
better and -tronge lie food digesting bot cr.
appetite improving, ard fl ,th aud weigh, IN
creasinR.
Not only does tho SARsAPARILLIAN nEsoLvEHg
excel all known remedial age.ts in the c:re ot
Ohrouio Sorof llous, Co.'s itutionaI, and Skin
diseaaeg; but it is Tho only positive cure for
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30
Kidney and Bladder GOmnlainls

Uri airy, aud Womb diseases, GraveI, DiaDatee
Dropsy. Stoppage Of Water, iucontinen OF
Urine, Erighfs Disease, Albuminuria, and ia al
cases W ere there are brick dust deposits, OF
the water is thick, c!oudy, mixed with sub3tan.
ces like the white OF egg, threads Ik ;
white Ii, or there is b morbid, dark, bilious
appearance, and white bono dust deposits, and
when there ia a prlcking, burning ennatOu
when ASSN water, and paiI in tho Small G.
the Back and along tho Loins.
Wilmington journal., 1871-06-30

Atr. Shepard WAS a gentleman Of ACCOM-
pllsbed man 1ers, stern integrity, courte-
Gus and firm Poss essed OF these qualities,
aud with tee Ighs of revelation before
him, It is b: ! natura! that he should have
been christian. Such he was both il
profession and practice and his regard
for the interests OF religion and humanity
may well serve as an example for those
who survive him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-08
MACHIAS, MAINE,
U. s. CUSTOM HOUSE AND POsT OFF

CWce o. superintendent, May l, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ 0ffc" until u O'Clock NJ, 18th day of May 1871,
for the erection of U. s. Custom House and Post
Om e building, at Machias, Maine, in accordance
which and standard samples OF granite work can he
seen en application to the SUPERINTENDENT at the
once OF me Collector of Customs, Machias, Maine;
u. n. Cocnrane, Superintendent OF U. s. Custom
House and Post Office buildings at Portland. Me.
anu Charies q. Lynch, Superintendent OF Repairs
The door pieces, stills and steps. window stills. kov-
stones and esrniee TO he OF No. hammerinp: the
sample.
Three proposals will be made.
1st For the erection OF the building entire Accord
ing to the plans and Specifications
I'd. For The erection OF the building with exteror
walls faced with the best selected hard burned tac
ing brick above the water table.
The archltrave and cOrnice, door piecas xvndoy
stills and plain key stone to each window will he ot
granite as required by the plans and spec lcations
80. For the erection OF the building, the exterior
selected hard burnt facing brick above the water
table, steps, door pieces, window stills keystones md
chimney caps 10 be OF dressed granite as before ,Ies
crbed. The cornce to be of No. I8 galvanized ron
of the same desgn and the cutters, fiushpgs etc
to be OF the best quality l. c. charcoal tin wv
All n,IS VIII &c accom- panied by the Bond of two
Dollars, tS5O0O that the bidder will accept and ner
form the contract awarded to him; the bond to he
approved oy tne Y. D. District Judge or U. S. Dis
Bank forms fer proposals and bond can be obtain
ed on application at this office or TO the offices above
named.
The Department reserves the right to reject anv or
all bids deemei Or the Interest the government
to do So and no bid VIII CHI does not INFORM in all
respects to the requirements OF this advertisement
will be considered.
Payments will be made monthly on the estimates
of the Superintendent, ten 0j per cent. being re.
tanned until the completion OF the contract
Bidders will state the time required to complete
the work, and will submit sample of the granite
thew propose TO furnish.
Proposals should be enclosed in sealed enyeJope
endorsed Proposals Tor U. S. Custom House and
Post Office. Machias, Me- and addressed to the
Superintendent, j. LOWELL NASH,
my1t015 at Machias, Maine.
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X AYTON'S OIL OF LIFE, the best Rheumatic
N and Neuralgia Eminent KIM wa II cures ali
pains and aches in the system. For sale by ali
druggists. nOv12eodS wi
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DIR Wells Extract of Jurubeba

and he confidently recommends it to every family as
a household remedy which should be freely taken as
a BLOOD PIRIFIER in all arrangements OF the sys-
TEN and to animate and f0rtify all weak and Lynn
phatic temperaments JOHN @. KELLOGG,
Platt St.. New York.
Sole Agent for the United States. mr25t4w
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RAILROADS.
Portland & Ogdensbure n n

Portland Il Ogdensburg H. r.
an and after Monday, April path 1877, .oa
as follows: v" 'A's foau
Leave Portland from the Depot of the Portland O.
Kennebec r, tor Hiram, at 73O A. M, and i.IO p
M.
Leave Hiram for Portland at $50 a. m. and - %
d. m
The 5.3O I'm. train from Portland connects with
Stages
At So. Windham daily for North Wipdbam
Raymond. Casco, Naples and Brdgton
At Hiram daily for Brow nffeld, Fiyeburg and
Conway, and on Tuesdays, Thu -sdays and SAT-
ur'laAs tor Denmark, 4. F. yeburg and Lowell.
The LILO pm. train from Portllt connects with
Stages at Steep Falls, daily for Limingon and Linn
erick.
At East Baldwin, dlily for Sebago, South
Bridgon. and BridgOn Centre.
AT Baldwin daily for Cornish, Porter, Kezar
East Parsonsfield. ~
At Hiram, daily, for Brownfeld Fryeburp. e.
Fryeburg, Lowell and No. Conway
"a Stages from the above points connect with the
IL 80 p. NJ train from Hiram which arrives i'm Pert
Boston. 49, ~ ~"
. Passengers ticketed through by stage at the Port
Land station Ticket Office p & X. r. r.
EE No tickets sold by stage drivers on tra;ps
Through tickets ter Boston NAV be puIchased at
the principal stations on the line, and of the con-
ductOrs on the trains. WI"
SAM'L j. ANDERSON, Pres't
vFor the present no freight will be carried be
yOnd W. Baldwin. Due notice will be given of the
opening OF freight business to Hira M as soon as nee
essary accommodations are provided. ap2ltf
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GoRHAM, Maine, Aug IS. 1870,
a., ". Stapes-' Dear Sir; Without solicitation on
the part of airy person. I, OF nv own free will and
cIne
and Catarrh Tor ten years NV memory. sight and
nearing we're falling ircm the effect OF them. felt
last spring that must resign my calling.
have taken two bottles of the "PIe Extract 81
Two OF The EXTRACT OF Cancer Plant and one bot
tle OF "Catarrh Specific" 1t has done wonders for
me. am new man. feel as though have found
sure cure at last.
Yours Truly, JOHN COLLINS
Pastor OF the M. E. Church, Gorhap, Me.
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PILES, PILES.

A very common affection, there being but few
persons who are not troubled with them at some ne
rioG OF their life. The disease exists in small tumors
IN u rcctum or about the Aus, which are divided
INTO, nrst, those which are owing to a distendnd
state OF the veins of the and second those which
present the character Of solid tumOr. When tile
tumors are within The rectum, they are called inter-
nal piles; when without, and around the anus, ex-
ed bleeding piles; d when no blood appears bilud
piles; and excessive itching about the anus, itching
piles: Nothing equals BRIGGS PILE REMEDIES
Col by
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C0RNS !!

the greatest Of ALL although not dangerous vet Il will
pc readily admitted, that Corns, Bunions, Ingrow-
ing Nails and other ailments of The feet are source
dig at them, at every changing atmosphere they will
sui send their piercing darts forth like flashes OF
lightning in sharp, piercing, and unrelentiug pain
or affections. Dr. j. Briggs, the wen-knoMn Chiro-
podist has produced safe and reliable remedies All.
leVlator anu Curative. Sold by Druggists. sasats
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Eclectic Medical IsaJfS1narr.
TN THE LAE1NM0

On HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', vi
oeed medical adviser, to call at his rooms, No, I
especial accommodation.
Dr. H's Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unriys,.
led IN emcscy and superior virtue in regulating ali
Semae Irregularities. Their action is specidc and
certain Of prod ucing relief IN q short time
LADIES will fnd 1t invaluable In all cases Of Nh
stfucuons ater All other remedies have been tried In
vain. It's purely vegetable, containing nothing in
NE least injurious to the health and may be taken
with perfect safety ut all times.
Sent to part Of the country with full d,rentiops
by addressing DIR HIJGHES
tAn1. 186BdIEW. no. II Prsble Straet PortIsn6
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B%Agents wanted in every town in the State.

1t has been about one year since the University
Meolclne was introduced into this State. Notwith-
standng the strong opposition from the profession
ana Their particular friends, the sales have increased
from nothing until they have reached $500 per day.
hund feds OF certificates be produced II neces-
sary, of cases cured in Portland and vicinity Many
perfect health.
CATARRH 1.-THE mother of consumption Scrofula,
SAT- heum, and many other diseases hitherto con-
sideIed incurable readily yield Under treatment OF
the University Medicines. :
FEMALE DIS EASES treated with perfect sue
cess. Having treated over two hundred cases with
In the last three months, consider it safe to war
rant perfect cure to 95 out Of every one hun
dred, without cauterizatiOn or the least exposure.
sPERMAf0RRHOEA, the greatest destroyer of
humanity on the face of the Globe. How many be-
wall the loss Of precious vitality without having the
slightest idea OF The cause, their manhood is daley
vanishing and they are gliding into state Of hope
less decay. have treated over five hundred cases
OF this malady within six months with the Uniyer-
slty Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with diseases will please call or
send and get a book (iree). wherein they will find
their diseases explained, and necessary remedies.
Address PELEG STAPLES,
250 Congress St., Portland, Me.