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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF GENERAL i. c. WFrGHT-
hAE.-GeLeral Roger G. Weightman. one OF our
oldest and most estimable citizens, is living at
the point Of death at his residence. on Goth street
between e. and II. General Weightman has
been in feeble health for the past year OF twN
but was net compelled TO go 20 his bed until last
Tuesday, and since then he has been rapidly
sinking. His attending physician, DR.. Maxwell.
OF the navy, Is OF the opinion that he cannot sur
yIve much longer, although he has no settled
disc ase, but Is gradually sinking under old age
and feebienesS. His youngest daughter and a
sisteT-in-lay and several of his grandchildren
are new with him. his only SOH is at Centre
vile, Louisiana, and one daughter resides in
10 his bedside.
Va, IN January, IL 50. and is, therefore. in his
SSth year. He came 10 this city in 1901 when
quite boy with Mr.. Duane who published a
paper here at that time, and he served his time
as printer on that journal. Following this
business for some years he was finally elected
public Printer, and held that position several
years In early life he was quite successful in
business and accumulated some money with
which he erected a row of stores on
the site now occupied by the National Hotel.
In 1eo0 he was elected mayor OF Washington
and was reelected to that position two or fhree
times subsequently, he was cashier of the Bank
OF Washington, and in 1851 he was appointed
CHEF clerk OF the Patent Office by Commits
sioner Ewbank. he remained in this position
several years, when he was removed by Mr.
EWbank's successor and appointed a second
class clerk in the Patent Office He Continued
Patent once, until June, 1870, when he was
removed by Commissioner Fisher on account OF
1ls old age. In lS61 General Weightmsn was
commissioned Brevet Major General OF the
Militia OF the District OF Columbia by President
Llnc0ln. and reOrganiZed the militia here at
mat time. In 1el2 he was in the battle of
bladenshurg, and acted with much bravery on
that occasion.
His wife, who died some years ago. was the
youngest daughter OF Col. Samuel Hanson, oF
1hls city Although Gen. Neightman accuInu-
Iated some property, his generous disposition
SooI o-spcsed OK X, ard Of late years he has de
tended upOn his labor entirely. After he was
removed from the Patent Office MIR. A. r.
sSh- FEeTd, vice president OF the board of public
works, generously teuderedhim position in his
ctlce, which Gen. Weightman has since tlled
with entire satisfaction 10 the board. No name
stands higher II tins community than Roger e.
We gilman Nearly all OF lis early associates
nave passed away. but none have left a purer
record than that Of Gen. Weightm4n.
II : C b5 hoped tLat his useful life NAV be
spared despite his serious illness at his advanced
age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

AID FOR DE-. LEON ALCAN-The Washington
friends of Dr.. Leon Alcan, who, during the war
rendered such efficient service in our army hos
pitals, where hundreds OF private soldiers as
wen as many distinguished officers, experienced
the benefits OF his peculiar system OF treatment.
Will be panied to learn that he is now in Paris
IN poor health and reduced circumstances 4
Few OF the doctors friends III the Treasury de-
partment, with which he was, for some time
prior TO bis departure, OFF ciaIly connected have
started a subscription for his benefit, and any
one DESTROYS Of contributing may have an
opportunity of so doing. Contributions NAV he
left at the office of The STAR, or with Mr. w.
+. Clarke, OF the Secretary's ONCE, Treasury
department.
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A usTIE p. BROWN,
N Corner n. Y. avenue snd 18th street,
Washing ton, d. q .
LI MBER, LINK, CEMENT, SAND, &C, &C, &c.
II MBEk BILLS cut 10 order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for Building, MacsdAmizing ana
PsSins purposes delivered in any part OF the Dis-
REAL ESTATE bought and .sld and NJ oney IN.
vested. To this branch az the bus mess will here
after give ny personal stteI tion, snd will be my
ONCE daily from ten .. m. until four y. m. uarl-u
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FEE, 81.
Until SEPTEMBER IsT

III
- WE WILL MAKE
PHOTOGRAPHS AT HALE PRICE.
CARTE DE NISITES, 20 dozen: 81 half dozen
CABINET CARDS, 81 dozen; S25O half dozen;
guaranteed to be as fine any work made in this
city. We have opened n fine and cOmmOiious gall
lery, second 10 meme in Washington, and we have
every facility for making first class work. Pic
lures VIII be finished for delivery when promised,
and without the usual delay,
II Our object III making Photographs a. the
above prices is wholly for the purpose Of adyer-
Using Cnr business.
WHEELER & ANSEIMAN, Photographers,
je20-ImF iIs7th street, between % and "
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DR.. Railways
Perfect Purwaffve Pilla,

perfectly tsstslsss elegantly coated with s~sst ua
Eadwsys Pills, for the cure q 81 disorden OF The
stomach, Liver, Bowels, kidneys, Blsdser. nsryoas
session, Dyspeysia, biliousnsss, Biil21ns rsser,
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. positive cure. Purely yeE.ssfis, ooAtAinins no
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few doses Of RADwAYyIlL LILLE VI re the
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LOCAL N VS..
Condensed Locals.

Most Of the leading dry goods stores will be
elosed TO-DAY at = m and viii be closed at
that hour during the heated term.
Mr.. Thomas Il. Gross. jr., has resigned his
POSITION n commissioner OF the washington
Justice Chas Walter has removed has Office
10 the east wing Of the City Hall, basement
site.
Major A. c. Cameron, of the Pest Office de-
partment. who was taken III with smallpox a
few days since, was considerably better this
morning
Yesterday morning about 12H O'Clock an
alarm Of hre was sounded for tie burning Of
some curtains in the Territorial House, on
fsnnsy " ania avenue, near ! street.
MAJOR Bond, an old and respected citizen Of
Anne Arundel county, ii d., died quite sudden
~ ai'his residence near Jessup's cut, on Satur-
day night, aged 20 years.
There have been several cases of smallpox
along the line Of the Washington Branch rail-
road recently, and near Jessup's cut there are
cases IN a colOred family.
The girl Ella Thomas, who was injured BY the
o1p.osi0n OF a coal Oil can in attempting TO
kinCle FIRE at Falls Church. Va. AZ reported
insTHE STAR on Saturday Iast. died on Satur lay
evening, and her funeral took place at Falls
BEu-sh yesterday.
= row took place near the corner of 10th and
g streets, Saturday night in which Patsey
Morgan. +. Slack, john Nolan, and Lemnsl
Needen were tie actors. The scrimmage was
az about bull dog. and several shots were
iTeC. sack ana Nolan were arrested By Oh
Or. Mary Walker called upon Major Richards
to-day 20 urge upon him the necessity of allow
rs iEe ponce HsT % carry umbrellas this hot
D cathtT. She saws 60 heat acts on the brane-urn.
which connects with the CaTebUs, and affects
1le nervous system, working on the bowels"
common humanity, she contends, requires that
III police be permitted to carry umbrellas.
NJ ICh interest was manifested al the sale of
Stands in the new market by the manner in
which Hess-s. George II. Oyster " Son, butter
merchants, led OF in the bidding, paving the
highest premium 20 secure the choice Of stalls
They announce elsewhere that they will enter
HIOn The occupation of the stalls selected to-
mOTrOW. Nr. George VI. Oyster takes stalls
115. lI6, and IL in the l. street wing. near eth.
and tor these he paid premium of $50. and
also pays monthly rent Of S3o %. Mr.. George
NJ. oyster, jr., takes stands 100, 4ql, and 4g2. Ii
street wing, near 9th, paying a premium of S735
and a monthly rent OF S2).25. Evidently the
hessTs. Oyster mean to maintain the supremacy
IN the butter business N the future as in the
past.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Z W o II FL q X.

~ W d FL = X.
JUAN BOYLE a co.
RkAL ESTATE hERs
NO. IlS klFTEENTE STREET, PLANrs' Rr.Zvrx
TOR SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOVSE IN .ou.h A
street between % aus 81 Streets with az tt uSiera
~ bIys,tnentsi small casa payments and LOGS Iisas
- eEVEBAL FARMS,
Suall snd tsre., on the line Il the Point 90 Rnck
hsilroad, within a lev minutes walk OF the dapot
within thlrtT minutes OF WASHINGTON Terms essy
one @, Bro acres on the same road and same distane
rom depot, improved by House, &C.
SIX LOTS,
Nesr Capitol, fronting New Jersey aveuue one c,
the nnees ST nations IN the city.
HOUSE, ON North street: 500 cash, bAlsnc8
THEE HANDSOME HOUSES ip the w.,. epc.
,,o,-s.. ALso,
hnu SEE spc lOIs IN al parts % the city.
TWO HANDSOME HOrSES on Niu.h stre-s
MONEY To LOAN
In suns Of from 81 90 70 sl0-oO on real estate
mhs-u
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. av
and 18th St, pays 6 per CT. on deposits. Nt31itl6
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SUMNER RESORTS.
~ Z A ID A HI Nc.

We DE LEAU HOTEL,
SEWELI'S POINT. BIVprox
OPPOSITE FcRTRrss ,oS SD1pS' VA
This new and spscton. a., .u,,.
the reception -. guests, IN III "e iaiS oren -
rrs,, -. 49, nosbAl, june Ioth, IS,. AA
uhgei the 81 rerNfstol 81 the nfSersSC--s W. Nv
snd Will = kept - FIRST CLASS al 4 <4
tlninf the comforts "a home win the 49,, COM.
injuries Of the seaside. ~ UsA4tn ard
etsaed ervves magnificent water xt.,r -
eNcellem hcsch.sne bathing. God arf~a. N
slptityr nshing grounds, Superior fAr1ftt.. ~
tOA,lns; billiards, ten rin alleys, mnsc. a. s tH
ttis Sttractilns q this delightful rcs~rT
u n tfcd with gas N'-7e
Telegraph Nffce ~ the house,
~ Residents ~ MashiuCton a,a vf~g-f.- 49,.
. ~ .sner Lady % the Lake. OF the Bay Line
on bsliimore, arriving at the hotel early tie mex
,, Terms: IS per day, sS fcr i've weeks. IS, r,r
80 a.. A.. II. : DODSsN,
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SCANDAL IN THE FISK MURDER CAsR-The
New YORK Tribune says that, while the exact
!lne OF the defence in the trial of Stokes for the
murder or Fisk, jr., is not known exactly, the
discussion and tendency of the cross-examina-
uon show that they consider DEVELOPMENT of
me late coionePs private character vital to their
case, not because they desire to defame the
dead, but because if they can show. that the
character of the deceased was such as to lead
the prisoner to feel himself in danger of his life,
IL might nave mitigating effect on the minds
OF the jury. With this view they have striven
10 show that the witness Crockett a clerk in the
Grand Central, was influenced by the fact that
FISK Kept mistresses in that hotel, and paid the
proprietors large sums of money for their board.
Inc New York Star sayS:-It seems that a
family of Morses lived at the Grand Central
Hotel, consisting Of a lady, her two grown
daughters and son, people who comprised the
family OF deceased friend of Colonel Fisk who
In earlier years had helped him materially and
whose kindness Fisk returned in courtesies to
his widow and children. All manner of insinua-
Mons nave oeen made against the Morse family
ana particularly against the younger ladies.
Questions have been put tending to show that
FISK was in the habit of visiting them at i'm
proper and all hours, and that he paid their
BOARD bilis Of course the district attorney has
chJtcted 70 each and all OF them. and Judge In
graham has rlg!dly excluded them. MT, IRE
maine returned to the charge, and in pl. in terms
oifered 10 prove that the Grand Central is a
mouse OF assignation, that Miss Morse was Fisk's
mistress, and that Fisk visited her there for vile
purposes, with the knowledge of the proprietors,
who were paid for their acquiescence.
kUKLUX REVIVAL IN NORTH CARoLrNA-A
telegram from Greensboro, y. c., says:-Judpe
Settle, republican candidate for Congress in the
fifth district, addressed the citizens of Caswell
county at Yanceyville on Saturday last Some
OF his opponents attempted to stop his speaking
They went to the stage and threatened him ii
he continued his speech. He dehed them. and
by his resOlute manner prevented them from
using personal violence. Others OF his oppo-
nents insisted on a fair hearing. This brou rht
on general fight among the anti Grant men,
IN which rotten eggs were thrown at the Amer
lean tag with the names of Grant and Wilson
ana Settle printed upon it. The Judge finally
made his speech. YaIceyville is the place where
Senator Stephens was murdered three years ago
Iy the LuliuN - - -
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FEVEE AND AGUE.

FEyEE AND AGUE curs1 for try oen.s Tbsr,
Il not reEiedal agent IN this world fhat VIII cn %
Fever ana Ague, AID al other MaRrious, BIlrs,
SCARLET. Typhoid, Yellow, and otter Farors faifsi
READN RELIEE. Pity cents Der I5GtIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01
THE COURTS,

MOUNT YEENoN.-The steamer Arrow leaves
tn street wharf daily, Sundays excepted) at
10 q. m. for Mount Vernon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-01

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler, near Ak street,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02

CAST THEM OUT.-If there are any disc
Ases which deserve the name demoniac, Dys-
pepsis is one of them, II racks and tears
the system like veritsble fend, and renders
life burden. The medicines of the dis
psnsAry will not expel it. Cast il out with
Dr.. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIT
TIERS. There is no form of indigestion or
liver complaint that can Withstand this po-
ten, tonic and alternative. The newly dis
covered California roots and herbs from
which il is prepared are Of more value to
mankind than ell the gold of the Pacific
States,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02
RoHREas ExPECroRAL WILD CHERRY
TONIC.
The Universal Family Remedy.

Is'ths best known remedy for sore throat,
in its worst and most aggravated forms.
Hundreds have been cured by oaly using
one bottle. Il is also An unfAlible remedy
and sure cure for fever and ague and all
diseases Of the stomach and intestines,
Dispspsis, Pain OF the Kidneys and back +,
InaamNtion Of the bladder, gravel. 1t is
pleasant to take and can be given to any
child. Ladies, young or old, suffering from
general debility weakness and irregularities
will Gnd il an sticacious and never failing
remedy. Call for il A. John Bsngston's, or
address ]. ROhrer, sole proprietor, Lancaster,
Pc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02
NOS AID ALTS

THE BATAM3RICAN HEALTH
i REST0RER, pariass the blood
and cures SsrofuiA, sypbili,, Skin Dis
eases, RheunAtisus Diseases of Women,
/ and all Ohronie Affections Of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended BY
the Medical Faculty and many thous-
ands Of cur best citiEenS.
Read the testimony OF physicians and
patients who have ased Eesadalis; send
for oar RosadAlis Guide to Health Book,
or Almanac for his year, which vspub-
| lish tor grAtuitous dissri bation; 1t will
give you much valuable Information.
DR.. r. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, says:
al TAKE pleasure in recommending
your ROssdaiis As . very powerful al
Tsrative. I have seen IL used in two
cases With happy results-ons In . CAS-
Of secondary syphilis, il which the pa
tisnt pronounced himself cured after
having taken Ave bottles of your msdi-
cine. The other Is case of scrofula of
lohg standing, which is rapidly improv-
ing under its use, and the indications
are that abe patient win soon recover.
have carefully examined the formula
BY which your Rosadalis 10 made, and
fnd 10 an excellent compound Of alter
alive iagrsdisats."
DR.. Sparks, Of Nisholsville, Ky., ,sayi
be has used Rosad.lis in eases Of Sero-
fula snd Secondary Syphilis with salts.
factory results-as cleaner Of the blood
Iknov NO better remedy.
Samuel g. MeFadden, hurfrsessors
Tenn, says;
"I have used seven bottles OF Rosa
dalis, and an entirely cured Of kheum
atism; send me four bottles, as i sisl
it for my brother, vho has ssrofaioui
sore eyes"
Benjamin Beshol, Of Lima, Ohio
writes, I have suffered for twenty year
with. nvsterats eruption over hi
whole ady; stshort time since ! pur
chased Q bottle Of Rosadaits and It ef
fssted . perfect cure"
/ Rossdalisis sold BY all druggists.
Il Laboratory, 81 ExehAngs Place, Bal
tinore. pr. eLyHxHTs . 90
freprjAter
u a L..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02
UhiesRo Provision nMarkst.

OHioAeop Jan. l.
Saturday was rather quiet day in this trade.
The demand from all classes Of traders was
considerably more restricted than on the pre-
csding day, and quiet feeling prevailed, the
business transacted being confined TO the settle
ment of maturing trades and the covering" Of
deals running into January and subsequent
months. Operators, as rule, exhibited no dis
position to trade, and althongh the offerings Of
property were only moderate, and holders
showed no desire 10 force sales prices were easier
all around. In word, the Advantages of the
market were on the side Of the buyers. Mess
pork Was quoted ct els IS for cash; $l3 25a
is 80 for seller January; Sls 45 ios seller the
last half of Jauusry; SI3 60als 6fi for seller
February; $l3 s5al3 80 for seller March; and
$l4 O5al4 10 Tor seller April. Lard was com
paratively strong at siss3c for cash. for seller
January; Sc for seller February; 9ias3c for sell
Ter March. Sweet picked hams are still quoted
At s4a9o and for green meats the market was
quiet at saSt for hams; 4e for shoulders; $40
for rough sides; 6sc for short ribs; 5sa5sc for
short cIear Bulk and boxed meats were steady
at about the former range Of quotations. In
beef product there was little or nothing doing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02

A gentleman in Lenox says "Ay feet
felt as though thousands of needles were
being stuck into them, but as soon as
commenced Using Renue's Magic Oil, the
Ohilblains began to disappear, and soon got
we'll. Il is good for chilblains.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02

Treasury Department.

OFFICE OF CosFTRcLLER OF TIE CURREscY ,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7th 1871.
WuEREAs, BY satrsf,ctory evidence presented
to the undersix ned, II has been made 20 appear
that 'The Rock is}aqd National Bank ia The
City Of Rock fstaad. in the County Of Rock Is
Iand and State Of FHinajs has been duly organ
ized under and according to tine req airements of
the Act OF Congress, entitled "An Act to provide
National Currency secured by pledge of
United States Bonds, aud to provide for the cir
eulstion and redemption thereof approved
June 3rd 1894, and has complied with all the
provisions of said Act req aired 10 be compiled
ing under said Act.
Now therefore, I, Hiland R Hilburd, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
'"The Rock Island National Bank" in the city
of Rock Island in the county of Rock Island
and State of Illinois. is authorized to commence
the BIZ usiness of Banking In Ter the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my
Us. hand aud Seal of ofhcs this 7th day
of October, 1871
HILAND r. HILBURD,
No. 1889. Comptroller Of Currency.
The Rock Island National Bank will open for
bzsIuess at No. % ". Illinois street, November
LIST, 1871.
Ben. Harper,
John W Spencer,
Peter Prizes,
Elwsrd Burial, Jr., Directors
J. II. wilson,
A. Benedict,
TT. Robinson,
t ROBINSON, President.
BEN HARPER. Vice Pres't.
A. BENEDICT, Cashier.
October 25 IS7l-d60t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02

A PrrTsBURG clergyman stole S. 900 in
bonds from an agent of G. a. Mccormick.
he visited 9 keno bank and lost $35.
Boiling over with indignation, he went to a
polioe station and informed on the bsLk
and had il "pulled." The bank then in
aurn Informed on the clergyman and he is
hov in jail. The Pinsburg flock are in want
of n pAstor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02
Written above Vickshurg Z.
BY oLIHr PARKHuRsT.

D sit beside the flowing stream,
And FAncy's hand 10 weaving fast
rhe fabric of 3 happy dream
Too deep with joy to last.
y see no more the osmp-6rss red,
The ranks impatient for the fray,
The tents Ger hill and lowland spread
Ny vagrsnt thoughts arc far away.
4 dream Of home sad distant friends,
ofwiId woods dear in childhoOd'I day,
.And cArelesI that the strife inPend',
I farther launch my thoughts away.
u dream of every peaceful scene
whsre early footsteps loved to stray,
As by my couch of tufted green
Ny Furnished arms unhssdsd lay.
I mark no more the pOmp Of war
Nor hnss Of glowing steel,
Nor oAnnonS old with rus, aud scar,
To make bsttalliOnS reel.
IdreAm of haunts whore sunny days
Were never dark with woe,
Ere combat bid our cities blaze
And hurled us on the foe.
j dream that strife has ceased to be,
And Dangers paths no more we tread,
That shAekled States once more are free,
And fields no more with blood are ed.
] dream that oil the sweet delights
Thss youth can hope to win
Have called us from these CORY fghts
And hsmmed their orrors in.
Yet as beside the flowing stream
mark no more the pOmp Ofwar,
And idly dream my happy dream,
The sullsn oAnnous roar afar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02

THIs is no apology for whisky drinking;
it is . medicine that cannot be used to in,
tOxicAte, it produces tonic effect, as well
as acts as @ csthartic. In fact Simmons
Liver Regulator is pronounced an unexcep
tionAbIe medicine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02

In the State Teachers ConveHtiou, now
10 session at Dixon, President Edwards
fpoks against the Senate bill regarding
bounty superintsndents of schools The
universal sentiment Of the Convention is
<that the bill is wrong.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02

DR. PRICE's CREAM BAKING PowDER-Af-
ter a six years rest is acknowledged to be
the only strictly pure, hea!shful, and reliable
baking powder in the msket. His Flavor
ing Extracts equally pure
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02
RATES eE ADVEhTlsIke.

For each square, or the space oeerpi,a ty ten
lines of solid rorparsil, One Dollar ior each 10.
seftion.
n Special Notices, 20 cents Fer iins. wktn In
sssFted mOnths or more, 10 PER cent. ahovexsgu.
liar advertising rates.
aCen m u nicatiens, or articles ieterted smear
rsadipg m after. IS csntt per lire.
DAILY K1p WFIKrY.-A ditseppt Of &c. Pc
cent. will bsnsde from the Weekly rates, o.
yearly and bsH yetrly etntraets, vixen the tan.
m after 10 inherited In koti Dsily and Weekly.
Double olunns will be charged 70 Per esnt
additional.
Ror-I transient sdvsrtissmsn sdvsnss pay
ment Ia required
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02
SPERMAToRRHoEA.

Caused abuse excessive vensrF, the symptoms
Seminal psses Indigestion, irtthity loss Of
power aversion society rendering marriage improper
This disease is aud thousands mope not
knowing what is the matter many do visit
Ae'-r 20 wears experience have prepared
No. The format stage No. The stage Of progress
No The stage Of decay sud lmrotsney, at -
usut p1a and perseverauce
m ru-e aur afthe kind fuiv send
ave d,isrs sui be you need viii post-p paid
thus my skill at home at sss than travelling
pois- Spo-urc One pscAsge viii convince
a. q cure 10 iAis 8 in dmc remedy is
G. tt- -ta g. sHla cirrcru aures
aHan nE uGv 10 state thcir ri'1r IS
p.", ..F. 81 '.fsr .rra7. ~ . -~"-S AZ frnss
A. G. oLIN, SIS State Street, Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-02

MARRIAGE GUIDE Interesting work
numerous eugravings, 224 pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Bats Dispsnsary, II
North Eighth street, st. Louis, No. See
adveriisement.