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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-05

We have been employed. on a wood
cut for some days past we have had
Charley Hicks, Win Carlton, and half
dozen other Wills and Charleys to as
sist us. The design is 2Ox8O, on the
ground, twenty-four feet high for the
first eighty-two feet, and twenty for the
remainder.
We have succeeded in cutting around
them as we'll as we could have any rea.
son TO expect, aud they have succeeded
in cutting up nearly thirty thousand
feet of lumber, to say nothing about
many other ieats they have cut up.
And the cut is still going on accord
ing to the original design, notwithstand-
ing that our financial partner in this
cutting business, cut stick and left for
Chicago about the time we wrote our
notice Of that city. We expect Parish
to return Immediately, however, to look
after the contents Of his museum.
And, we expect, within the next thir-
ty DAYS, to see our wood cut cut up
into bookstore, millinery shop, etc, in
the lower department, and law and
insurance Office, sanctum and printing
Office, etc, in the upper department.
And now We are of on another cut
for doors, sash aud bliuds-a straight
cut for Minneapolis.
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Nothing finer has yet been produced in
this country in the form of a magazine
than the September ALplSE. Europe and
America have been laid under con ribution
to furnish the most marvellOusly beautiful
pictures which the,best artists can produce
Mr.. A. r. Bunacr has series Of three
magnificent views IN the Rocky Mountains
made expressly for THE ALDISE. In these
days Of Yellowstone expeditions and exeur
sion to this famous region, these pictures
possess unusual interest. A full pa re view
Of Clear Greek Canon, Rocky Mountains,
opens up the wonderful grandeur Of those
hidden solitudss in a way to make them
seem real; a large picture of the Snowy
Range ofthe Sierra Madre is wild, gloomy
aud grand, while sketch Of the interior
| of the Rocky Mountains, gives one the
impression that all the world IS mate Of
| mountains. The department Of Music, Art.
and Litcraturs, are each well filed with
| good solid reading matter, fully maintain
| ing the nigh reputation TmE ALnixE ha'
/ long since earned. Subscription pric'
/ S. 90. including Clromos "Village Bell
aud Crossing the Moor" James SuitoI
< Co p ublishers 81 Maiden Lane, y. \.
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paper. Suffice it to say that this paper
believes no such thing. It thinks Mr..
Colfax the victim of SANDER and misrep-
resentation. Nor has it, as yet, seen
anything which causes it to place an
iota of confidence in the Long Branch
story, concerning Senator Carpenter.
And besides, while it disagrees with
the Senator most decidedly on the back
pay principle, it sees no reason why the
Senator should be any more held ac-
countable than the pure and upright
statesmen before him, who have done
precisely the same thing. We have not
the slightest doubt, that Senator Car
penter, seeing the wishes Of his constit-
uents, will promptly execute and strive
to make those wishes law"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-05

FRANK BACON OUTDoNE.-Wm
Lowell, son Of Richard Lowell, loaded a
load of oats last Friday, on the farm Of
VIM. Puryis, and hauled it TO the ma.
chine with his fathers team of two
horses, which yielded sixty bushels,
machine measure. If some body will
beat that the boy will try again.
If Frank had not hauled his load
several miles we could have stood the
treat 1t was that part of the story
that beat Us.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-05

1t is often said among farmers, that
certain calves are knocked in head by a
milk pail. We venture the statement
that, where one cali is knocked in head
with pail, twenty boys are knocked in
head with tobacco box. Reflect upon
this, friends, and see if this statement
is wide of the mark.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-05

After harvesting comes tArashiug.
And now again for big days thrasbing
John and Charley Burnett, Of Clifton,
thrashed with Sweepstakes machine,
on John Burnett's farm, four hundred
and fourteen bushels Of wheat in six
hours, on the afternoon Of Aug. q.
Who speakes next?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-05

Judson Knight, of Clifton, cut one
hundred and fifty acres of wheat in
eight and one half days with a Little
Champion, or an average of more than
II! acres per day McMan speak.
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Mrs. Carlton, the well known Clair
voyant, has engaged rooms at the resi-
idence of I. Cleary, in this village, and
may be consulted on and after Tuesday,
Sept. 8, 1873.
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Henry Comings has returned from
Illinois. lie brought with him few
horses which he offers for sale at reas-
enable figures.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-05

John McKeen has removed his bill
Hard saloon into the store recently occu-
pied by j. d. Jennings for drug store.
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THE JOURNAL.
!Tonm and galley

Hicks & Carlton are building a
house or Brooklyn side for Mrs Hor.
ton.
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= There will be dance at the Keith
House, Ellsworth, on Friday evening,
Sept. IL. All arc invited TO attend.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The September number Of Wood II use
hold Magazine is on our table. We always
have good word to say for this publica-
tion-it is such q whole-souled book-so
vide awake, so lively and entertaining, yet
always so chaste AMI refined. Price only
one dollar year. Address
Woods Household Magazine.
Newburgh, n. Y.
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Joseph Stephens is now in the market

Joseph Stephens is now in the market
with his crossing plows IT'S factory is
IN full blast, and he is making ard fin
ishing first-class cast steel plow, var
ranted in every particular.
Mr.. Stephens is one of the best me
chanies In the country, aud the pillow
business he thoroughly understands.
lie has recently built a large pillow
factory here; he has a, large powerful
steam engine, and is now we'll establish
cd for the t-ade. lie puts his plows
against the best made in the country
and invites fair trial His reputation
as a bushes man is too we'll known in
this locality to need commentator from
any one.
Patronize home industry; buy pillow
of Mr.. Stephens If you are in need Of
one, and give it fair trial.
PERsoNAL.-M. b. Williams, Of
Trimbclle, who is gentleman iavorably
known in the county and state, dropped
in upon US last Wednesday He give.
favorable reports from that town
Alfred Mapes, Of Kinuiekinnic hat
our thanks for a friendly and busincs
call.
Erastus Wood, of Madison county
New York, made us a call last Tues
day, and subscribed for the JouRNA
Of course.
Charley Wright, Of Clifton, with HI
brother, David II, Wright, Of Madison
made Us call one day this week |
II. Wright, by the way, is State Arch
itect, and Master Mechanic on all tn
carpenter and Joiner work Of tho Cap
col building and its surroundings. W
infer that his practical eye and skillfu
hand will be employed on the design o
our Normal School Building
Henry Gould has been spending
few days here recently. Henry is cor
a job" at Minneapolis.
=-------
TnE Ia Crosse Republican and S,
forth deyoteS several columns Of white
wash to two damaged regulations
those Of Schuyler Colfax aud Matt.
Carpenter IT'S we'll Let the dead
bury thoir dead-Edu Claire Free
Press.
And now comes the Free Press OF
August 29'h, with the following:
1.-The above, through the stupidness
of the man left 10 temporary charge
during the absence or the Editor, al
the State Convention ar0"'rcd 10 this
The St. Cloud journal., 1873-06-12
AN OLD POEM.

~ Shall ], wastinga despair
* Die. bscaussa wonanls Airl
t* Or make pale ~ checks With care
Cause anothsr's rosy are'
Be she fairer than the day,
Or tho nowery meads Of May,
Ifshe be not fair for me,
What care how fair she boz
Shall my foolish heart be pined,
Cause Isee . woman kind,
OF : ven disposed nature, !;
Joined with lovely fsaturei
Be she meeker, kinder, than
Turtle dove or pelican,
Ifshe be notss for nc,
What care how kind she bes
Shall woman's virtue move
Me to perish for her lovel
Or her we'll deserving known, = -~...
Make me quite forget my owni
Be she with that goodness blsst, =
Which may gain her name OF best,
If she be not such for me,
what care how good she bel
cause her fortune seems too high,
Shall play the fool and diel
Those that bear noble mind,
Whore they want Of riches find,
:ss 51ahiak whst with them they world do,
Thai. without them dare to WOO;
And unless that mind So,
What care 1hov great shs bs,
Great or good, or kind, or fair, vot,:;. r,
Twill ne'er tho moro despair.
II she love me, this bsllevs; s'''9
! will die sre ehs ihsll grieve' J, r.,' --..-'
1fshe slight me, when WOO,
oan< soofn and lSs iir g.; .l@:2:'>.; -
For Itfshs be not toE NJ, :,,,, J: 90,
What care for whom she bot
'@d So ;T",is; -1aesssfe, NsEh<rj ls4s.
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."We'll sit here and wait :or him."
He drew her to a bench, and remained
silent. But Miss Demar was restless
and impatient. She must keep off tho
one fact that filled the future for her.
Tomorrow would prove whether
Kenyon was a true man or the bascst
of frauds. She had but him in the
world she was ao orphan, without
kinsfolk.
Knapp sat smoking, nursing oae foot
on his knee, and glancing, she noticed,
now and then, up at the two windows
on which the moon cast a mysterious
glitter.
"Contess that there is some reality
iu Seth's ghost story to you, after all,
Charley" touching his arm.
"Nonsense l never heard that story
of the shadow. I did not even know
that it WAS to that room they had FAST
| eued the ghost. There is q curious
fact about that room-a coincidence.
| Not that I believe in such rubbish as
spirits. you know"
"Of course not. But tell me the
story"
"Two or three months after We moved
into the house, I brought Russell Sands
home one mig ht. You remember him,
don't you p
"Very we'll. A slight, fair.haired
boy, with an innocent face, like .
girls 2"
"Yes, that vas Russell. Thorough
mothers boy. Not prig, or goodish,
either-as manly, spirited 4 little fellow
as lived. That was four or FIVE years
CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
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TAKEN up on my |], premises, uiia,a the 1eth day
Z i Of May, A D. 1873, one small BAY
HORSE PONY, age unknown, with small
white spot in forehead. The owner will
please esll, prove property, pay charges
and take him away 80: -iLg-, .xsf nj ,
A. P. WHITNEY.
'as Maine Prairie, stearns Co., Mihn.sots,
May 2lst, 1873. =, ,..,'a. ,,53 :9may20.8w
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ESTRAY.

(ATRAYED from Maine Prairie, about the
- frst of May, RED STEER, three years
old, large, white spotted, with large. horns.
A liberal reward will be paid for the return:
Of the animal to F. Kimbsll, at Maine
Prairie, Or to tie undersig gnsd 1t St. Cloud.
JOHNsRlLFY;
st. Cloud, May 2e, 1878. \ msy29:tf.
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ST. PAUL..

The names given in this column are those Of tho
largest and s.aost reliable houses ipsthsir
several llinsa 81 businssain st Paul. 5.
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=. G. BRIDGMAN, ,.,s
"a: p, Dealeri in .:..::,
T. U M 3 B2Ra:@
s.Mills. Lower St. Cloud 80, g.,
NOTICE.,

All persons are hereby forbid trusting
the young man heretofore known. ss C1Ax-
ToI T. HINES, on my account, ss shall
pay no debts Of his contracting after this
date. ,s-.@xa OSCAR d. HINES.
St. Cloud, Nina. May 20, 1873. ,sx
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MEAT MARKET! !

GOETTEN & TROSSEN
Offer to the public, at Hoepner's old stand,
son st. German street, everything in tho
line Of MEAT. including, t:.&
Fresh Beef, Pork, Veal
s. Mutton, Dried VEN
tsOn, Sausage, Head.
l-... Cheese. &C.,
ct as reasonable rates ss any stand in ths
city.
Give them call and see for yourselves.
81. Cloud. Feb. 4th, 1873. =. ,.vl6-n
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st. Cloud Quadri1le Band
= The undersigned will furnish. Arst-olass
music for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties, with from two to
five pieces, as may be desired. T. -
.35;, Charges reasonable. ,-.-y ...
u.1 .-, GEO. E. FULLER.
( st. Cloud, Sept. 7th. 1871.
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N. GASPARD'S |
LAGER BEER HALL.
The undersigned has taken the Hall on
st. Gernain street, near the corner. Of
Jefferson avenue, and has fitted it up in
hrst-olass style. His friends will always
ind tho best qualities Of
wines, Liquors and Cigars.
81 Fresh Beer Constantly On Tap. r |
D~Givs him call. >? 72t"<
t:.c;-tEY n. QASPARD. /
81. Cloud. Nay l. 1872. !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-08

1Hr LAND o. kossI M HOW IT L. PEACH
INI AfTI-E RELIGIOUS LIBERTY rHT
AMERICAN POLICY ADVOCATED.
4 correspondent ofihe World. writing
from Vienna. tells of The step. taken bt
Hungary towards religious liberty: =
few preparatory words OF explanation
however. viii not come ssniss. AfreI
the Vatican counsel had voted the doc
irine OF infaliibilliiy. The Austrian GOV
ernment. by virtue Of iis prero-Aiire
the so-callcd jus placeti. forbid the pro
mitigation Of that doctrine That j. q
say, the government condemned IL indi-
rcctly, by refusing 20 accord 10 IL ans
legal authority i'm the country. anc
placing those bishops who might pro
mulgaie il in the position OF usnrpers 81
legislative functions Recently the Bisb-
op of Roscnau. in Hungary. veniured
TO promulgaic the doctrine in his dio-
ccse Notwithstanding. For this De wa.
rcprimandel by the minister 81 publ,
worship and instruction. Treferl- OF
Friday Luke. having obtained the floor
iDok occasion 30 report his disapproba
tion Of the ministers policy. and ex
pressed the hope That the latter wouls
retire from his post. Ia case be shonlt
not. he Q.uko) hoped that the hons'
would adopt the following resolution
The house disapproves Of the aciioI
Of the minister IN the case Of the bisboI
OF Rosenau. and instrucis him 10 main
tain undininished the ROYAL jus placeii
and TO act ia this and ia all similar casei
in the future. according 10 the siric
sense OF the law and previous custom
The minister rose and proposed fh'
following es a substitute:
That the house Of deputies appoint
committee 10 confer with the minister o
public worship and instruction. ans
elaborate a bill for regulating the relA
tions between church aud State, and sub
init the same TO the house.
The debate was closed for that day h
Deak. kossuth. who keeps himself com
lpietely in the background. refusing 1,
admit any good for Hungary short Of
total aud unqualified separation iron
Austria kossuih j. the mal, OF -ss. 10
ulira-radical. known only 10 smal
lcircle Of friends He takes no part what
ever in active politics or ia legislation
lconteuting himself with the role of
ldoctrinairc. Deak. far less known i
America than kossuth. Is more de~ers
ing Of attention. For he j. a nsan &
faction. of practical. sensible action:
man who is guided hy the true progre.
l~ive principle that the better j. hOsiil
TO the good.
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n-- This l. the way they do in TeHa-
When a crowd Of jay yhawkers started =
disturbance ia a church, the other day.
Tire preacher raised UP shotgun tnd
mid. William DellO- III down. or ~
make il painful fOr You William AT
down and was A. quiet as lamb
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4 Good Dog.

lin fond Of that dog:
Well. l ought io be.
For he saved my life.
And j. fond OF me
He knows what I'm saving
There do YOU see
He comes and puts
His paw on my knee'
was took with the fever,
And down 80 low
made up my mind
had 10 go:
III was on the cards.
hadn't no show;
II was Pass in your chips,
And good-by Joe.
That's just where | WAS
PLAY out. YOU may say,
For the doctor left.
when m' chum run away:
Doctors ia item days
Went Tor their pay:
Law there alone
Not a man would stay,
Only my dog.
Who at hv my he'd.
just where | could see him.
And pat hi~ head:
He felt what | suffered.
Knew what | said.
And wouldn't believe
! was almo.i dead.
Dav after dav.
And night after night,
lie sat by my bedside,
Always in sight;
lie seemed 10 know
That nv head was light:
lie wouldn't lie down.
And the dog was right.
felt If he did
And ] think % still
] should lose INV grip
He was my VIII:
lie put out the fever.
liroke up the chill
Was something 10 me
Death could not kill.
] lead a roush-life.
! get and | spend.
Paw what ] borrow.
Lose what lend:
loved a woman
IL came 20 an end:
Get a good dog. sir.
lou have a friend,
From THE ALDINE for -Au-
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Rockport n Jasper Mail Route

THE undersigned having received tho
contract for carrying the mail to
nockport. respectfully informs any one
desiring TO 90 to Rockport. that he will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridays IL they will leave
word on the day before at ihc Post Office
IN Jasper. JOSEPH UHRICU.
July sfh. 1870.
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FULDA EXCIINGE.
FULDA. SPENCER COUNTY, IND
BARNEY SCHNEIDER. Prop'r

ooD accommodation for and hess' The
NJ tsble Is always supplied with substantial deica
cles '.i the bar with tho best Of liquors A share
o' Public patronage Is solicited. Juiy ~ ss-e-is
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II revivaIi~; asked an Afrirln II he
hlsl fosTnd the Lord. --t,olly- aid SAM
f.r aui ~ l.urti ln-f
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DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. BY
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE.-IS COURIER BUILDING On
WEST MAIN STREET.
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-14
DENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT

THE GREAT
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST.
On and ter Sunday. September 81, 1873. Express
trains leave Elizabeth as follows
1913 A. NJ. Fast Line, daily, except Sunday for
Harrisburg, Pittsburg. Cleveland, and the West,
with Pullman Palace Cars through, without
change, to Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
and Columbus, Cincinnati, and Louisville. and
with Parlor Cars from New York to Pittsburg.
AZ P. M. Cincinnati Express, daily, for Harris
burg, Pittsburg, and the West, with Pullman
Palace Cars through, without change. to Pitts
burg, Indianapolis, Louisville. Cincinnati. st.
Louis, and Chicago.
7.3s P. NJ. southern Express. daily, for Harris
burg, Piitsburg, and the Southwest with Pull
man Palace Cars through, without chsnsa tn
Pittsburg, Co umbus and Cincinnati.
800 p. M. Pacific Express, daily, for Harrisbu
Pittsburg, and the West, with Pullman Palace
Cars through, without change, to Pittsburg,
Crestline, Fort Wayne, Chicago and Indiana
polls
For Baltimore, Washington and the South via
Pennsylvania Air Line, at 9.38 A. NJ, daily, ex-
cept Sunday, with new Pullman Parlor Cars
1886 z. nj. with new Pullman Psrlor and Sleep
ing Cars, and 0.46 P. M, daily, with new Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars attached, and via Bal
timore Ohio railroad, with Sleeping Car at
For Newark and New York. 4.21, $40, 500, g. 40.
ITO. So. 7.51, 10, S.27, 40, 9.1s, 9.29, $40,
1923, 1888, 11os. 11,5o. A. M; 12.41, 1.27, LAO,
240, sos, $40, $50. SIS. 500, 6.S5, ITO,
1859, 9.l0, 9.3s, 1925, and 11.25 P. NJ Sunday
trains AL, 6.02 Q SO, 1888, A. NJ; sos, $50,
ITO, $40 and 9.29, P. NJ.
For Philadelphia, 1882, $3.50, 9.3S, 1918, A. M,
Ito, 4.37, 5.42, 7.38, S.13, 900, p. NJ, via West
Philadelphia; TAO A. NJ. and SO P. M, via
KensIngton. Sunday 40, $50. 1888, s.1S, and
900 P. NJ.
For Railway 1882, As, IT'S, TAO, 1858, As, 10 80
A. M, IL As, LAG, 2.39, ait, $50, 418,
449, 516, 557, 6.29, 6.42, $50, TIC, 7.46. 813,
go lO:a5P. M. Sunday trains. 5.57. $50 and
For New Brunswick, 1852, TAO, s.as, SO and e.ss
A M, 12.45, 239, $50, 437, 449, 5.57, so, P.
NJ. Sunday train $50 and 913 P. NJ.
For Perth Amboy and Woodbridge, 6.45, 1899 A.
NJ, 3.17, 4.1S, SIS, and 40 P. NJ.
For East Milestone. 1853 A. NJ. 1914 40, and s. 81
P. M.
For Lambertvills and Pennington, 9.S8 A. M, and
2.39 r. NJ.
For Phillipsburg and BeIvidere, 2.39 and 437 P.
NJ.
For Bordentown, Burlington and Camden, TAO,
10.l3A. NJ, LILO. 239. 4.37, $40 and 7.3S P. NJ.
For Freehold TAO A. NJ, 2.39 and 4-37 P. M.
Leave New York for Elizabeth, 600 $780, TOO,
TAO. SIC, 900, 1000, HOO, A. NJ. IL, M,
100. 400, 2.3O. $40, $40, 40, 4.SO. 20.
$40. 900, $40, $50, 100, 7.30 s.10 1000, II. 80
P. NJ. and 1900, night Sunday $40. 6.1O,
80 and $40. P. NJ.
For further information see time tables, which
can b had at the ticketo fices
A. ]. CASsATT, Gen eral Manager.
d. M. BOYD, Dr., Gen. Pass. Agent.
F. W. JACKSON,
GenI Sup't o. R. R. of Nj Div.
| G.. W. BARKFR R, Sup't N. Y. Div.
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mn oRTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. L. ]. KAHN, NJ. D., F. R. g.. suthor of
several medical works on Pathology and Physiolo-
gg, &C. Proprietor of DR KAHN'S Museum Of
Anatomy, No. Ga8 Broadway, New York beRs to
inform the public that he has devoted lifetime
exclusively to his speialtythat Of the treatmt mt
and cure of Nervous and Physical Debility, loss Of
Nerve Power and all diseases arising from func.
tional disorders Of the reproductive organs.
DR.. Kahn may be confdentially consulted daily
personally or by letter. at his residence, No 90
Fifth avenue, New York City. All letters must
contain the usual consultation fee. S.. Hours Of
consultation, from 10 till 2, and till 8.
Just Published-hew Edition-Pocket Size
Nervous Exhaustion. A highly interesting course
oflectures, as delivered by Dr.. L. j. Kahn. Mailed
free on receipt OF % cents. Address the author
90 Fifth avenue, New York City.