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BOARD or HEALTH AnBULANcE-Dr. Verdi
has purchased wagon much longer than the
ordinary three-spring wagon, and had it fixed
up 1T the shop OF Joyce & Co, with stretcher
capable Of holding two grown persons) set upon
reilers. curtain 10 between the driver aud
patients Altogether IL ID well adapted for the
purpose for which it Is intended.
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The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton * Pearson's, No. 4, 7. NJ. T.. A. Bnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
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The OYSTER MARKRT.-IDspectOr General
Gatchell reports sales of marine products as fol-
lows 800 bushels Of oysters arrived at Balti-
more and Ohio depot from Annapolis; small
selling ~ IS cents, large, 81.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoY.-The Capitol lIiin
Building Association at their Goth meeting last
night sold 50, 600 at an average premium of f0a.
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oldest AND LARGEST DYEING AND
OSCOURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE DIS
IRiCT1EstsbL shed 1881; Highest premium award
cd by the Metropolitan Mechanic 8 Institute, 1857
Ladies' Dresses, shawls, Ciosks, &c, &c, cleaned
In the best manner; If desired, without ripping.
cleaned In style unsurpassed in this country-in
from to "a hours. Dress Goods, shawls, Sacques,
X bbons, Plumes, Kid Gloves, &C., &c, Gent
Cloaks, Goats, Pants, and Vests dyed in the best
manner. Guaranteed to be the best place in the
District for the cleaning Of Gentlemens Clothing
Everything sppertaining to the business promptly
attended to. Goods received and returned by
Post Office Box 1873 iapas-ly
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VERDICT.-The jury summoned to the fourth
ward station yesterday on the body of
Patrick Keefe, found dead near the railroad
track, corner OF 4th and streets, northeast, re-
assembled this morning, and returned verdict
that death was caused by injuries received on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. .,
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SAD ACClDENT-A Wemo1 Burnt 10 D,afA.-
On Monday morning last, as Mrs. Dora Connol-
~, q widow woman about fifty years of age re
siding at the corner Of New Jersey avenue and
III street, was engagedin making talloW candles
her dress caught tire, and before she could ex.
onguish the names she was burned so badly
that she died from her injuries yesterday morn.
n the time Of the accident, was not In the
house, or IL also might have shared the sad fate
OF It's mother. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-07

PARENTS call and secure meriBo underwear
for your boys. at half the usual price, at Princes
Bazaar zoos PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-07

THr POTOMAC FRUIT GRowHR's AssocIA-
TON yesterday elected the following OFF crrs =
Snalkiey Giihn2ham, president; John H. King,
first vice president; s. 4. Chamberlain. second
vice president; p. II. Folsom, secretary: n.
Anidon, treasurer. TT above-named officers
together with Messrs. b. Bryan, L. p HowIand
william Saunders, and John Saul are the
executive committee. e
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NEW SToRR! low PRycrs,

Bors come and see the solid silver watches,
warranted for two years, for so, at Princes
Bazaar, IOO6 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of the lateness Of the son, and
preparing for large Spring Stock, which am nov
having manufactured especially to order, offer
fer the
NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS SPECIAL BARGAINS
BUSINESS SUITS.
1sS:: Suit Suit : :SS ss NOW NOW :.
These suits cold e us. SELLING now at $is
those s1i,s s sS Al ssinss NOW q
Those Suits sold ut 9i0.....-...selline nov at 81
CASHMERE PANTS WITH VESTS TO MATCH.
Those PsSts and vests sold Il 10 selling nov a s
Those Pants and Vests sold at 9 selling now at Sc
ALL WOOL CAssIMKREPANTs,f from 80 to O.
OVERCOATS.
REDUCTION FROM Is to al0 ON ALL
HEAVY 0yERC0ATS.
A FULL LINE BLACK Sits AT REDUCED
PRICES.
A. am determined to reduce M Stock without
delay, purchasers VA hnd to their aasaeeto give
me cai'
- a. 9TRAU9, =
POPULAR CL0rHIER,
a. 1elI PHNHsYLHAAIA AvKNuz,
~ BErwEzx lorH AND iira ssszsss.
jasN Thrse doors iron lith street.
v 1fs .oHH rDHAs
MHAH SWEEP
CLorHIHa sAL1.
- o. nan. esslA shsss. -
R1IOKDf DnxOKD Bricks m g.
1850 DnI01e q en ki.h on had. md &C.
In.Hs sursSUHf5c SS3EX5HSS II TN plsfsIor
1.,,..,uaZ "a = 6ss = 'Hsssv, ius ~ =
....ysa..s- Aes :. -xskEs5a -
p .stsa . tfseg.plsist u q, Hossis, se e:
0130GrUi0o . - e0B90d hGFgh - q aeee the
1T rule day occurring forty days after It's day;
othsrVise tie esuss yin b procee4ed With AZ in
c00o Of default.
~ the Court: a. WYLtB-
jsn:-:A,N TrSs eoDy-Teste: =, 11IGj, Clerk.
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M W. H. ROBINSON. F.v. ROBINSON

M W. II. ROBINSON. F.v ROBINSON,
ROBINSON 4 BROTHER.
MACHINISTS AND ENGINEERS
No. b WattP Street, between High and Congress
Georgetown, ID. @.
Engines, Mill Work and Machinery Of all descrp
items made TO order. Prompt attention Civ n to re
pairing on the most reasonable terms. janis I'm
SPECIAL NOTICE.-PAPER HANGING-Per
- sens refitting can % per cent by going 20
TUBMANS lA2 Bridge street, Georgetown, TO get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGING
done. All work " ljbe promptly executed in any
part OF washington or Georgetown, and satisfaction
STERY WORK. sefS-6m
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I WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost: al
other goods at cost. 1 mean what L advertise.
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1OO6 Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-07

FoR CoRSs, Bunions, ChilIblains, Ingrowing
Nails, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms No. bS5 l5tf.
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-07

NJ. II. PRINCE has decided till the first o
March TO sell of the various goods he has, a
cost, as he anticipates making change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-07

CONF AND SEE the bargains ut Princes Ba-
zaar. Ii you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase.
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NEw BUILDING AssOCIATION.-The first
meeting OF the Territorial Savings Loan and
Building Association will be held ON FRIDAY
evening next. There are several new features
in this association-the shares being issued in
yearly, half yearly. quarterly and monthly Sc
ries, each share emitting the holder to loan of
$40. The funds they accumulate are 10 be
loaned TO the highest bidders reduction OF ten
Per cent IN the pre- MUM to be made for each
year OF the series in which the loan In taken
when the shares Of any series shall reach the
matured value OF 500, the value of such stock
Is TO be credited 10 the account OF the borrower
sud the loan being declared satisfied. the stock
will be Cancelled.
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n oil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

BooksELLERs, sEsy1oNERs, ENGRA-
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DIvORcED.-.JudgeW ylie in the Equity Court
o-day made a decree divOrcing Susan V. Lem
Ons from the bonds of matrimony with John ii
Lemons, giving her the custody of her child
The parties were married ON the Dist OF May,
1868, and the defendant is charged with having
treated complainant and child with cruelty,
neglected to support her, and for two years has
lived in adultery with one Mary Green. Mr.. G.
NJ. Thomas appeared for petitioner, and the
testimony was taken by Mr.. Sands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-07

The Mud SCRAPER that was used on the ave-
nue. Monday evening, was designed and built by
Mr.. Samuel Lloyd, and used by him in conjunc-
writes Gen. Bale who adds that his scraper
is more especially intended to level graded
streets.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repsired
and made to order by Hempler, near 4 y street
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NOW READY.
PHILIP d SOLOMON

Congressional Directory 20.
City 4 ircCtory, 81.
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RosRR's and other cutlery at great bargains
for the next GO days, at Princes Bazaar, 1OO6
PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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DR0P0sALs EOR THE ERECTION OF A
SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.

WARRINGTON, ID. c., Feb 5. Is7a (
The proposals fer the erection Of . smallpox bos-
pital opened Saturday last being In of the
the sane, With speciocations, can be seen az the
enth and u street. north sest. end for whieh pro-
Icssis VII g received at this once until ish
SiSaer Wi Hi b. required b.fer. .eeains in
c4s bid to deposit with shs So,,sss Sr ahs arsn
he . ~ 'o q ne sus1rrd dollars. tsfioe. re
ceipf therefor. O. 3 guarantees that he Vii enter
m - 80 csrrx euf IT, contxsct svarded him n
cords5re viii his bid. The money % deposited will
- s~fuSdei 10 fho uDoucceogful bidders alter the
vs,S I'd the contr act, and 20 the contractor after
- eSwDlsfiou Of the work
ne bniidiDe b 90 be completed within forty f<ol
dsve fru0 award of contract.
fSe Board reserves the right o. RECT any or all
bids., Al shsfhkkD,
NOfIo8 20 fHH LADIES AID AMAIRURe
II 4oRq-e1a0 -, oyna1snt9 1reee, ehrubs,
ClfnblnG H1rls9 flanes, ec.-HsyinG sold part q
NJ placS - yishi1g - eisDcss q tas baiance in
The sDFins Len f aie The bsst oeliection Of the
kinds q " Quality IN ounntttes 70 suit purchAsers
AAsASisSt ~ . 0''''n'''' 's sSs
UAzAAR-Bareains in LApIIe,, CENTS ana
D CHILDBEN9 UEDK8CL0fHING may be
found at women b Christian Association, Judiciary
Square. All orders promptly and neatly executed:
Entrance on street, between tth and sth. poll q
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L j. HEIBHRGEk,
cirrzss ssSo sssf 2 kkb k LSSH2. Co.. -
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
,ra 'R ssa FF sss sss. s %:.s;ss.on X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-07

ABANDONED HoRsEs.-Yesterday, Mr.. Catch
els attention was called to the abandonment of
two horses that belong to some man In Virginia.
He lett here after the work on the streets
stopped, and went home. leaving his animals
tied up in an old barn, where Mr.. Gatchel found
them standing in from five to eight inches of
filth. and In a starving condition. Mr.. G. will
hold the animals until assurance is given that
better care will be taken of them.
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LADIES' GOODS.

MADAME EsTRENs,
IvI els 18Th STREET.
CHEAPEST HOUSE SOUTH OF NEW T0RK
FOR HUMAN HAIR.
SWITCHES FOR THE FRENCH TWIST. one
yard long, only o..
Call and examine for yourself faylm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-07

WASHINGTON, CINCINNATI AND ST. LoeIs
SARRow-GAuGE RAILRoAD-A bill for the in
corporation of this new railroad company has
been presented to the Virginia Senate. The
corporators named are all virgipians. The
road, which will be narrow-gauge, Is to begin
at point on the Potomac river opposite the
District of Columbia. in Virginia, and to run to
some point on the Virginia and West Virginia
state line, either in the county OF Rockingham
or Augusta, Virginia, through the state of West
Virginia, with branch from a suitable point
on said road via Charlottesville to Richmond:
also branch from some suitable point ON said
road TO the city OF Alexandra. Capital stock
not TO exceed fifteen millions of dollars.
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der .uch contract.
ofPubhc Works, and what by the Board Of Health
stsacssd to each and 81 sSas law snsSorzsd
s. What amount has been sppro piiated for contin-
such appropriations, and for what purpose, giving
s. Inhow many newspapers has the cor d ration
papers, with the amount paid dus each Gov sring
AZ JOB pIintins. BY yho@ done, and st what cost;
loan bin. the Interest bii. sEd me Psd@ont rail-,
sd g: N X The
r: s; v as Sss .s:ss
a ss ~ SSs: 1 s: e M
ne. sseS si Ssss.i,.
''Asaisa Special Inpr orensrfs. =
3. ian Ady':ory Hoard q Engineers he. bees - :
ssnss Of the mon com posins said board, and Il the
work on tbs Washington canal, tie Missouri ave.
ssi.a With the ADVICE and APPROVAL Of said ADVISORY
10. The number Of l.bor.r. in the employ Of the
and in Il. Of On corr Or
Dors'ion work at the time Of the late election.
been kept separate and distinct a. required b. the
ID section OF the oct Of Congress, APPROX red July
49, .HsS5s q slsiss ssld sssi.st TIE old cor.
Disrict. and Which !. made The dsPostsry icr corpo
. sd sa"s s,Sss rate Of
IS. The amount Of The corporation Of WASHINGTON
sinking fund that has been held BY tho First Ma
held said deposits, and whether IL hAs pad nfsrese
sopon the same. and IL %, bow much Also, the
amount Of funds belonging - the preoens District
government is now 90 deposit In sad bank, and
unssssr Intereee % - 80 tee se1e.
under either OF the two acts Of the leeisafure pro-
NidinR fer the same, has BEEN hypothecatsd sold,
and, IL 40, 10 " hoh and what amount
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TINS = 70 oIyI g0fIon. fncs - Spb:cE9ssr
eissof CO., hssding eIssiAl Ter, letters
1Snfn i1 81 ~ fse o o.
lsce00ed An 1920 having claiD e&aingf - ~
Win a. veSeSss ihsrsof 70 ths subscriSsr. o OF
Ssors ths l5th day q ya.eary uext: they NY 9th.
sgV6s b. isw Be exciude4 fron ~ beneof offts sad
estate; Gwen uneee NJ 49, shs lsh oay q jan
cAfHAIJNB Iher x nArkl BLAIR.
vhness-J. J. OFT. Deputy RsGisssr Il wis.
THIS 10 oIyB NOfICE, fhas thssubscribsrs
j have obtai1ea frp9 tie Suprsne court a - Dir
triet o. Col@sla, hoadins Special fsrS, lsttsrs
III 1AS6IIE, h.s q Wssiissscs count, Sa DC,
&c. AZ ssesSy Ssssd e az sn 80. :sss
St1h ths vesseen nsrs2f, - - ssbserlesn. % @
eshs.xss By s:v b szs..asd &c. Sl ssssaf 1tas
9snsssy' i0S yAHE rcCTLkh9hs.u
n eJUgfH PAS T1i1 PRIQEs fo35edIss',
-. Cent?, a1d Chillreat second bad CLOTH
InH, TSpEl cE0Iai5S, 600Ls ~ Sa0ss, e.:
b. nan Drs1Dt1y sstspasd 70. salen
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13
QUICKSILVER.

Grace Greenwood has been to Santa
Cruz and seen the process Of collecting
quicksilver, of which there are rich de-
poIits there. The process OF reducing
the ore. or rouSing the latent mercury
from its s.cep Of million or so Of
years, Is very interesting and easy OF
comprehension. even TO n woman,
when patiently AMI pleasantly eN'
plained, as IL was to her. /, l. simply
burned out of house and home, or its
dull old body perishes by cremation,
that is may appear In giorirled form,
TO shine and serve IN thousand beau.
tiful ways. The ore Is put Into fur
naces, each holding l5,UOO pounds, and
having In one end the fire, which Is
kept UP for three days. The vapors
from the heated ores pass from the fur
mace through small apertures, like
pigeon holes, into condensing clain-
bers. on the cool walls of which the
globules of mercury form and glide at
once to the floor. where they collect In
little CUTTERS and flow out into trougiis
which convey them To an iron caldron,
from which they are transferred to the
wrouyht-iron TASKS In which they are
sent to market. Elch flask contains
seventy-six snd halt pounds. and Is
worth $40. Young and curious tour
ists have been known To attempt to
curry away II thimble-full in their
pockets, and have confessed to having
at once n singular tickling. tIickling
sensation, usually passing Ike streak
OF cold lightning down the right leg
and into the boOt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13
Peremptory Auction Sale.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A SAFE
AND LUCRATIVE INVESTMENT.
THE EMPIRE STATE MILL TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.

At ONE O'CLOCK Pm. OF THURSDAY,
n August the sih. at our salcsroOm, on G
street. Virginia City, we will sell to the highest
bidder the fine property known rs the EMPIRE
STATE MILL, with all Its dependencies Tho
property consists OF: The mill. Of fifteen heavy
stamps; rock breaker Of Blake's patent; elk
horn pans with their settlers; a double set Of
hoilerr; a fine engine. 16.inch bore: retorts,
water tanks, etc, all complete. An office build
ing with dwelling attached; boarding house
with sleeping departments; /; a stable with all its
needs; castings, tools, etc., thereto belonging.
Attached to premises, there is water-right
su!licicnt TO supply the mill; also flowing
spring OF cool, Gear water, more than supplying
all domestic purposes.
Sale perempt0ry and terms cash, as It to
close the estate OF former owners.
This Is an occasion seldom met with, and all
parties interested in mining and milling will do
well to examine into It.
Iys I'd Auctioneers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13
FOR RENT.

THE SOUTH HALF OF THE LOWER EH
i Story OF DR., HairB large New Bald ksS
inr. is offered for rent on reasonable terms. -
II Comprises handsomely 1nished room Ricet
long by is feet wide. and n feet high. and 10
we'll adapted for q store OF salesroom; y is ono
oStbe nnost eligible locations In Gold Hill, being
IN Main street opposite tho News office, In the
he.rt OF the town. For further particulars ap.
ply to- M r IT HALL
5y6n Oh u " nAhA'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13

MR. GEORGE WASHINGTON DCvAL
disappeared from his home near Mus
catine. Iowa. sixteen years ago, and it
was demonstrated to the satisfaction OF
his friends aud creditors that he had
been murdered. Mrs. Duval rccoS-
nized the body by lis teeth and scar
on the leg, and then she went first into
Mysteries and subsequently into poetry
commemorative of the good qualities
OF the deceased. Muscatine mourned
a season for Duval, and then he was
forgotten until, quite recently, he was
discovered in Portland, Oregon. living
quietly and costly with the wife who
Recognized his body by its teeth and
the scar on its leg. Mr.. Duval will be
called on to explain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13

Whom a female 10 In trouble or afnicted with
disease. and requires medical or surgical asslst-
ance, the inquiry should be, where ~ tnelo .
nhvsiciap who IL fully competent 10 administer
rreiief and whose respectable standing IN society
recommcpds him to the confidence OF the COM
mnnityf Tho Doctor. understanding now I'M
neratiyely necessary these requirements are'
ncls called upon to interposc, and beg inc Atteu'
,ion of the afflicted to the fact that he has Deen
a Professor OF Obstretics and Femal Diseases
for twenty Year,, and is fully qualined 70 aonln-
ister in all cascs, both incidentally and eargical-
iy, moi in a superficial manner, but IN as NOR
9noh manner as years OF study and practice-
Soth In hospitals and private families-can
make. 10 save them from the hands OF tne un-
1uallfed, unscrupulous and designing. Tnste-
Ere families c1n rely upon him a. upon amer;
All In ati,ictIon can lind In him one who WIN
.ympathize with and befhend them IN trouble
one IN whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
he placed Consultation by letter or otherWibes
rnEE. Sec address below.
Ladies', the nature OF whoae troubles rcqulie
the Constant attention Of the Doctor, can DC fur-
nished with apartments, and skillful and aten-
tive nurses. yo,s pryvvxr.
I'VE PowpERs, for married ladies. Ihese
Powders are perfectly safe and effective frice,
rs per box. One box will last from four 10 FIX
Dn. YouSc's FRENCH LUNAR Pills. Price,
IS. Either kind sent by mail upon receipt oi
price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13

A YOUTH in an Eastern city was
enamored Of q lady In that town, but
was too bashful to pop the question in
person, so he went to Pittsiield and
lelegraphed her, "Will you marry
me?' He waited an hour or two in 4
fever of anxiety for the reply, and got
this brief and pointed sentence: No,
you fool, you," and had to pay for his
lady loves dispatch besides.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13

rYRRELL 4 CUMMINGS,
-orSDERs NACHINISTS, GENERAL
Engineer, Draughtsmen and Manufactnrers
n Omar 2 mill and Mining Machinery OF al de-
.c,;o,;ons " AN orders hlled with premptness
and dispatch. and at tho Lowest Kates' -.
OFFICE - $40 south = street On sne
Divide' tirsihiA' Ne'' my1s II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-13
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
,,EsrABLIsHED BY....
DIR. r, G. YOUNG, IN $780,
For the Cure Of all Diseasas Of the
Urinary and Generative
Organs, and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS
No. 81S sacramento street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. .
cure. Guaranteed, or No Pay Required
s0x.mr,r,oNa NY Irr1rR OR orMERXIsE. TREE.
CONSULTATIONS, ny LETTER OR OTHERWISE, TREk-


,puIs CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
J. epioyed on this coast al uninterrupted sue.
cess Of eighteen Year,, and has become one oI
die renowned Hospitals OF the age: Wnat inc
celebrated Lock Hospital Is TO London, and INC
40 less renowned establishment or hicor1 mLo
paris. this Institute hss become 70 the racine
coast Tho Thousands annually received and
cnred at this place is In point OF number OF pa,
tienIs among the very nrst OF the worlo, ana
,hn spcrrss Of It's treatment ranks II second 10
none.
S,miual Weakness or rSporinatorrhea.
THE Young man who experiences that growing
yeakness I'm his muscular and mental orBaplLA
tion. should stop 10 consider whence u arlses'
He viii find in the weakness Si SS.osioS iIe nnse.
conntabIc failing OF the powers oi INC mino'
SIstasI, for society, dread Of impending trouoleI
Snrchodipps of evil. slceplessnese, troubled anu
iasciyious dreams, growing desness, ..n,,. ,usS
muscular power, and numerous otner tymyU.yhu. ~.
NJ DECENTRALIZATION, the positive traces OF tnat
O,osi ;crribic and destructive Of all diseases!
Seminal Wcakness--wasting away MIS- po"eIsI
destroyiny his hopes OF life and mannoo1, anu
Srs'wI1r him along the broken path OF MS e6
lstence toward premature and ioalnsome ~.
TO him who finds his life dribDling 9ut N 'Io ",
sIscharpc of the vital principle OF existence IN
onctnrnal and diurnal emissions, the mere ces.
sation Of its appearance brings no assurance VI
''G. Marriage, that holy Office, that safeguard ana
nonc of manhood, brings TO such one NO nope
oSprrre but adds TO his misery in the knoWlcd2e
Il, ,bs, s The one who looks to him for 30 much OF
her happincfs IL victim to his evil and an dd: ih.
nocent companion 10 his punishment, H. ny i..yes sS
,o hi. mIrery and disorder until nope lcanes
TJo, ~ m There Is no rescue except In proper and ~
Sscnms Sk Of solitary vices that dreadful, iasei-
rT nniInu and destructive habit, which dis thou
ssads Of sick rooms with psralytss sna sSn.
wv m, senided Victims, should consult with
Hnt mI M n,oIncntr delay, one who Will sympathiiSs
.Ui,h ,hc;rSnfIerlnrs. To such the Doctor woul1
ssnecisily address HIMSELF giving 70 each sna , ~
sssnrance OF a PERFECT and PERAANENI
CURE, without hindrance to pupinsss' enANk'
of diet, or fear OF exposure.
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