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LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. s 1859
Dr. JOHN BUII.-Dear Sir: Many thanks TO you
for the medicine you have SO kindly given me. l
have been great sufferer for years. and had the
advice Of various physicians. Some pronounced
my spine, some my lungs, and some my heart
to be the seat Of my disease l have
been burnt, blistered and cupped until l had
become disheArtened. Several very eminent physi-
clans who examined my spine informed me that /
was threatened with paralysis or apoplexy any
day, and that nothing but seton wonld relieve me
had 3 perfect horror OF that, and was hesitating
about having one inserted when You kindly sent
me yonr SarsapRrilla which Immediately begun TO
take three times day. had suffered terribly with
most acute pain in the right side OF my head es-
peclally when ] would read or write for any length
Of time, and on raising to my feet would be per
fecly blind for several minutes, and would have TO
hold TO something to prevent falling
am most happy to inform you that the pain in
my head il entirely relieved; suffer but seldom
with my spine and then not so acuteIy nv appe-
tile is good; indeed for the first time in nv life
enjoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day.
You kindly sent me four bottles again las1 night
and began again this morning, and / hope TO be
entirely relieved. Please accept ny heartfelt
thanks and nest wishes
Very truly your most greatful friend.
Mrs.. B. c. RIVERS.
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Ghe 9ailg Arans.

1t now turns. out that the dire alarms
that have been sounded in the obscure
matchmaking presses of New York against
Henry Ward Beecher were INSPIRED hv
spirit influence, instead of the coinage Of
earthly malevolence. One of the faithful in
the spiritual creed, Mrs. Laura Cupnv
Smith" writes to that delectable creature
Woodruff, telling just how the thing came
about, and here it is Theodore Parker
controlled Mrs. COnant and spoke in sub
stance as follows When Henry Ward
Beecher, knowing spiritualism to be true
stood IN his own pulpit and denounced it as
one OF the most dangerous humbugs of
the day, the spirit world felt that it had
pleaded and borne with him long enough.
and that they would unmask him
and show him to the world a
hypocrite as he is. Why Mr.. Theodore
Parker, who was certainly liberal Chris
tan in the flesh, could bring himself to this
attach upon brother minister. is not
shown, Why Mr.. Beecher's skeptism
should trouble the spirit world" any more
than anybody's else is far from plain, and
on the whole one must decline to believe
that Theodore Parker ever spoke in the
spirit to any such effect. Those who most
affect belief in the grotesqueries of spirit
uallsm, are, as a general thing, the last to
preach morals, which they seldom illus
trate.-IndtdnGpolis Sentinel.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS, Mo-
April 80, 1866. {
DR.. John Bull-Dear Sir: Knowing the efficacy
Of yosr Sarsaparilla, and the healing and benef-
cial qualities il Possesses send YOU the following
statement Of my case
l was wounded about two wears ago and taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months Being
moved SO often, my wounds have not healed vet
have not sat up moment since was wounded
am shot through the hips. Ny general health is
impaired. and need something to assist nature; |
have more faith in your Sarsaparila than ANYTHING
else. l wish that which is genuine Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. c. P. JOHNSON.
St, Louis, No.
p. S.-The following written April 80. 1866,
by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt. johnson
Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir Ny husband DR. C S
Johnson was skilfuI surgeon and physician in
Central New York, where he died. leaving the
above c. P. johnson to my care, AT thirteen years
of age he had chronic diarrhoea and scrofula for
which gave your Sarsaparilla. 1t cured him. /
have for ten years recommended il to many in New
York, Ohio and Iowa scrofula, fever sores and
general debility. Perfect success has attended it.
The cures effected in some cases of scrofula and
fever sores were almost miraculous. / am very
anxious for my son TO again have recourse to your
Sarsaparilla. He is fearful of getting spurious
article hence his writing to You for it, His wounds
were terrible, but believe he will recover
Respectfully
JENNIE JOHNSON
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To erect the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum to be
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a certificate of 20 tickets receipt OF $40, and the
balance $40 more, TO he deducted from the Prizes
after the drawing. For balance of Price send for
Circular Endorsed by his excellency Gov. W. II.
James, and the best business men OF the state.
AGENTS WANTED. Address j. NJ. PATTEE, Mana
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Read This:


A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS. j. & c. MAGUIRE, st Louis, Mo. Gen
temen:-The undersigned having known yOu for
many years reliable chemists and Pharmachuiists
and observing the effective action Of your. remedies
for whatever recommended. wish TO bear voluntary
evidence TO the efficacy OF yOu lrst, and. in opin-
ion, best preparation, ''MAGUERE'S CUNDURAN-
GO BITTEhS-" 1t Is all thai you claim for it as an
Alternative, purEaye, depurStor and diuretc acting
specially upon the liver, blood, kidneys and bowels.
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds: Il have
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
have ever used
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioner,
who adds: Il endorse the Mayors opinion "
THOS. RICHESON. HLEFLINN.
Pres. White Lead & Oil of Lehin & Rand Powder
Co. Co.
D. NJ HoUsEs. CHAs. D. CONFER.
Prop. ST. louis Globe. Ch'mn Dem Cen. Com.
". E, WAGNER. T. g. FURGESON,
Clerk Probate Court. jerks Of Mo. Dem.
BRITAIN A. HILL. HENRY 7. MUDD,
Attorney al Law. Late City County ASS
s. BLOOD, FRANK VALE.
Late Priest B tim ns. Savings elk. Court Criminal
Assn Correct
NORMAN J. CoLMAN. 3. m CHAMBERS,
Pab Rural Home. Pres. But 4 DTov Bank.
NJ. }. HARTNETT E. ). GREENWOOD
Lste City Collector. res. Y. NJ C. A
THOS WALSH, E 4. SHRYOCK,
Architect. of Shryock + Co.
N. T. ANDREWS, VT GAY
ofMoody. Michael & Co. ofGay Hannenkamp& Co
THERON BARACM. JAMES ARCHER.
Of Barnum's Hotel. Denver, Col.
And many others too numerous TO mention.
J.& c. MAGUIRE,
Sole PropTietors
Price &c per bottle ST Louis Mo
, 1873-08-12

Tho Peak Family, boil ringers, aro At the COM
mercal Hotel
3. II. Cox, Of England, ia At the Wcst Side
Briggs House.
The Hon. A. Beach, Of Cleveland, iB at the
Sherman House.
Tile Hon. B. Bench, Of Now York, ia at tho
Sherman House.
Con: \. Rowett, of carllnville, is at the West
Side Briggs House.
Tho Hon. ". H. Benton, Of St. Louis, Is at
the Sherman House.
The Hon. g. ]. L. Meyer, Of Fond du Lac, Is
at the Sherman House.
The Hon. &. NJ. Van Drunt Of Washington,
D. G., is at the Sherman House.
Mai, A, ", Edwards, of tho Carlinyille Demo-
crat, Ia at tho West sldo Briggs House.
Tho Hon. Dwight Durkee, Of 81. Louis, waa
At tho Wost Side Briggs House yesterday.
Cant. J. W. Kittle, Government contractor
at Keokuk, Ia., IL at tho West sido briggs
House.
The Hon 8. J. Anthony, OF Valparaiso. is at tho
West Side Briggs House.
Gen. John Goewoy, an Indian trader and
buffalo hunter OF reuown In tho Uppor Missouri
iSefhny S hs ga hsa u af,xed M Aop 5a sGa.
Mrs. Mayor hredill and daughters left tho city
last eyeni6g Tor Ohio, Gu routo for Europe. His
Honor will join thom in Now York in about two
woeks, and accompany them to tho Old World.
Hon, D. L. Hough, OF Lasallo, has bought =
house on Park avenue, and in q fow weeAa will
tako up Ills residence In this city. Loading mon
like Mr. IIough, all over tho Wcht, arc rapidly &C.
locting honea In Chicago.
John A. Logan. g. D. Farwoll, J. D. Ward,
David A. Gago Philip WadawoEth, Jake 1telum,
and J. n. Rountree compose jolly political
ABltng party which leRycs thus eyonlug for Tray
erse Hay to tlsh for trout, coils, etc.
MAj. ". II. Taylor. Ottawa Andrew plnker,
Philadelphia; ". II. Col!lns, 81: Lonis; Charles
II. Martin, Yonkors, n. Y. q. W. Dopler, Fort
Wayne; James ". liawley, Now York; Il. ].
Naglo Galveston. Tex; John I.oriedanoy,
btreetor; J, A. Nilos. Lincoln; J. II. Collins,
, 1873-08-12
MARQUETTE.
Proposed Celebration OF tho Two.
IHundrcdth Anniversary OF His Vistt
to tho Site OF Chicago.


Proposed Celebration OF tho Two.
Iaundrcdlth Anniversary OF His visit
to tho site OF Chicago.
ouIoAoo. July Ii. 1873.
r,. ,,o,, .ro,-,,b ae.,17.
1Ho u'' n,n so'. han" a mill, .,~o.t ,n.oxo,. -,
DEAN SIR hhye 1eao WIN efea' Interest," "
tho desire OF Col. foator that, on Bomo Gay IN
the present month. Some denomination should
ha nn,do bv cttjzons Of Chicago appreciatiyo and
se,,aaan,or.t,vo ~ Mo-ovatta Et,a dav MAN.
eomn0aotas'o ~ .sls'a"s..,'a A.. 10y no
toned 10 oe chosen ea tel'roson'lne tno bocoha
centenary period sinco tho stay OF tho reverend
travaler at Chicago.
Ih,va to.dnv talked tbe mattor ovar with
'oCs". Iii 49,, ill.,, n,as..
several prominent o'sizohs' e,oil, 'hem s'oa"
these several suggestions, which take tho
liberty Of presenting to you:
TYr,t-To conduct the affair through the peo-
-. .aro,tI., ;nto~oat;,,o t,o ratho1,o and prot.
p!o adfol14s 'nsoses''ns .no o1s'4ol'o 'uu iIo'-
testant elements In 1t and IN Its Buccoss ana thus
securing corporation, as far as needed, from
the City Government,
S Second-To 1oayo II to tho management Of the
n,,.1.ss, oe.ie. =. ~, a.'aat ~ th;s ,r.ti-
atstoslcal aocleeyi w. !" sno ofoas - sa.' A"'s'
tuition boing still dormant to tho Academy OF
, 1873-08-12

-"Libarty and Law under Foderativo Gov
s To is hs G b Of wG1h * 1y dss gston n A.
pincott d Co., OF Philadelphia. As the author
stateH in the preface, tho book is tho result Of
thirty-fiye years. caroful observation Of tho
working OF our State and fedorativo goYorn-
After an exhaustive review Of tho history Of past
legislations, and the shortcomings which 1ed to
their overthrow, Mr. Hill enters into minute
criticism OF our own political defects, which he
finds ohiofly to consist In an inadequacy Of our
cient national and Btato sanitary and educational
syatenH OF laws, and in the unchecked growth Of
money and railway and .thor monopoies that
have grown to bo q power in tho State, most
dangerous to tho liberties and tho prosperity OF
tho people.-tH. Louis Democrat,
, 1873-08-12

Resignation of tho 6urertntcnslent OF
ChnrItics--Thc County Boilers De-
fcctivc.-Ti1o Court " E7onso Plans
Again Postponed --- Commissioner
Singer 800 Appropri-
ntcd to Gaet Up II Bill to Establish
Titles.
The County Commissioners mot yesterday af-
tornoon, Commissioner Miller IL tho chair.
Present, n1oBsrs. Lonorgan, Singer, Harriaou,
Harris, Jones, pahln,nn, Ashton, Clougb, Hort
ing. Boguo, Rusao' Galloway, Roollc, and
Crawford.
Monr ROOM.
A communication was received from tho Re-
oordsr Of Doods, md referred to tho Committee
on Public Records, stating that Tint
of1lccr requires moro room for Of
fee purposes, In. ordor to. acoommo-
dato his clo1ka and the public. Tho light on
tho eaat sido has boon cut off, and tl,oro is a
largo Increased expenditure for gas. It would
bo impossible to index the records Rinco the fire.
II moro room was not givon him.
SANITARY aupEn1NTENDENT.
Tho resignation Of Dr.. Donjanlin 9. a1ilor,
Sanitary Superintendent, was received, md, on
motion, laid on tho tablo till the September
term.
bogus coxsrADLEH
Tho communication from tho genuine Con-
stables Of Cook County, requesting tho aid Of
Criminal Court, and asking that tho Hon. James
P. Root DO assigned for that special duty was
rcfarrod to tho judiciary Committee.
TIE INSANE ASYLUM.
Mr, Knrls, architect Of tho Inanne Asylum,
suggested that tho Board appoint special su-
porintendent to.look after the work on the addi-
tionnl story to tho 1nBane Asylum, since he could
not look after it himself.
DEFECTIVE BOILERS,
The Boiler Inspector reported that tho boilors
at the Insane Asylum we're leaking, thoro being
cracks In tho plates over tho furnaces, and need
cd Immediate repairs. The boilers at the County
Hospital also needed monding.
COURTHOUSE pLANs.
This subject was taken, up, and kr. Miller
withdrew his resolution, leaving tito question
upon tho report Of tho Committeo..
Mr. Ashton said It was disputed point about
subject temporarily.
| Tho motion was agreed to-yeas, 0; nays, o,
| IS follows:
Yeos-Ashton, Crawford, Hasrla, Hesttng, Lonorgan'
pahtman, Koc}le Russell aud Miller--0.
| Neys-Boguo, Clough, Galloway, Harrison, Jones,
and singcs-6.
| THE NEW JAIL.
Public Buildings, 1t WAS ordered tint 999l bo
paid to Frank Eilverman on account Of carpcn-
ter work On tho Jail.
Tho samo Committee reported that II. alorra
had boon appointed superintendent Of on
tho JUL at ~ per day, md recommended his con-
flrmation.
Tho minority submitted report recommend.
ing the confirmation Of Edward Gleason at Sc
per day. ....
Subsequently thoy were taken from the table,
and the majority report was not adopted-yohs,
;rhe minority report was adoptod-yoas, o;
nays, 6.
COMMISSIONER s1NaEn.
Tho Special Committee appointed to invosti-
cato tho charges against Commissioner Singer
, 1873-08-12

Oshkosh; 4, g. Smith and family, g. g. l.. dLo1is,
uohoes: Erod Aldrldgo, G, II. i. 81: F. F. r; i ri
and J: y. Barnes, salt Lako City are ut tue "eat
sldo Drlgga 11ouso.
The following, werc among tho prominent
arrivala ut tho Grand pacifio yesterdays +. ].
Rogors, Wisconsin; ]. J. Bcngon. Fond I'LL Lac;
8. II. Limb, Jr., Greon Day; =. II: Mayor, New
York E. ]. Elton. Chattanooga; G. H. Whitc,
Doaton; G.. II. Whoolook, Boston.
Tho following voro at tho Commercial! yestor-
aay. John Raymond ant! wife, g. Paul; t. j.
Vallnn1or, Dofvor; 8. g. Oorbin, Washington,
Iowa /; T. T. Bush, Oswogo; Samuel noacntlold,
Jr., Toronto 4. X. johnson mud vito, Nov
SF'sTsnnn e. + nGtsbas: & f. oSSs os%sso p''''0 D. & A''
A. p. Btoarng, Big Kapids; @. ". Woodruff,
Egin; q. Burrows, buffalo; A. stovely, Fond
tlu Lao ". Warlon, Bloomington; ]. 8. Water
man, Sycamore; s. II. Lamb, Groon Bay ". N.
McOandsh, Omaha @. d.Lord, Now York, aIe
At the Briggs House.
r. Edwards, Normal. III. a. D. Avery md
oliver. Minorai Point, Wis. J. N. alohriat and
son, McGregor, Iowa; T., Allen, Denvor, Col.
Thomas L. so1ton, Troy, n. T., were tho prom
inont arrivals at Anderaon's Hotel yesterday.
Tho following wore among The prominent d,n r. +
iyi' u + nuason tss Ih'tn'q r. y'iEfSsy Em SR
Marshall, Mieh.; l.. T.Wise, 81. LOUIS
u. DcAch, Now York T.. +. Davis, H6st IoluI
s. ?; Darnardi Grand Rapids; G. 7. Hobart st'
Several Hnlary-grabhera have boom obsorvod
hovoriug about Deyirs Lako, Wis, this hot
/ weather. So. -,
Tnomas Emorson, late School Superintendent
Of Newton, Mass, Is to become ono Of tho Aar-
| pore literary examiners
e, At mnasnerado at saratoga Mr. ooohrane, Of
| South Carolina woro a costume mado ontirely Of
| Confederate monoy-361, 600 worth.
| Frederick Douglass has boon passing aono
! DAYS In tho eea-air near Boston. Flo Ia warm
| friend Of Gen. Dutlor, and would like to sec him
| Governor Of massachusetts.
Gov. Campbell, the Rev. E. P. Goodwin, Of
| Chicago, md Nlr. Hosmor, Of ZanoBvl!o, Ohio,
| returned to Cheyenne, last woel, from their in
| toryiow with tho Arrapahoos, at tho Rcd Cloud
| Agency
| Ton Orleans Kings, Princes, priucoasos. Dukos,
aud pretondcrs woro rocontly complainnnts IN
auit againBt IN unhappy forester and hia wife, at
Tours, for cutting down fow dry sticks in the
forest Of their Royal MightineBsos.
| CORY ". Hazolton, aalary- -grabber,, Of Wis
consin, PASSED through Lacrosse night boforo
last, with bis family, dogs and guns, on his way
chickons. He takos his $625 month, aud takes
| it straight.
It having boon glvon out that Con. Grant will
| naue Sheridan nd his SUCCESSOR in oaBe ho dooB
not himself run for tho third tmo, certain pipo-
laying Democrats In this section aro already
| ulnntpyering to pit Sherman against hlm.-Utn-
cinnat Commercial.
Thomas D. Abbott Has satisfactorily explained
that he did not wish for Greoloy's olcction, last
| year tho could not vote for anybody, and has
boon rostorad rs Postmaster Of Laramie City, in
lately removed under q miBapprohenHion.
a letter from Belfast, ireland, dated July 1G,
| n1taa preeiaI mentfnn 0f thu. nnbl{c 0ljrg8EG6
, 1873-08-12
UNIVERSITY OF N0TRE DAM

Tho Thrt!oth Ycsr begins Tuesaay, September 2,
1878. Catalogues aont frbO, application to tho Fbt
dent. A. LEhfONNlEk, u. y. q.
, 1873-08-12

DIRECTIVE DO1LEK9.
Tho Boiler Inspector reported that tho boilorf
at the Insane Asylum were leaking, there being
cracks in tho plates ovor tho furnaces, and need
cd Immediate repairs. Tho boilers at tho County
IIoanital also unodod uondiug.
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NOTICE.

f'NIM THIS DATE, MY PLACE or
Hou>r. ~ WI Z" opposite the Court
orrar ~ NGN cN'S Building, wh,r, nii
WHIST ior the DAILY and Wr5kIy I.r ~
T"i or promptly attended tG Ifpts
, r, c'u> agency Tor the Virginia H..
- San Francisco Call. San ~
81 Examiner. Sacramento Cui1r 90,
p -. ,nt4niG.e the New Age. ~S,ilniiIr
Frcnrh' - d.. ,he other leading Taper>-
80 Ns'"H"h' spanish and Italian.
NJ M orders FOR Iooks. Pictorial, and
aTftf VIII lie promptly attcndrdto
A NJ. klRSCH\ER
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MINERS UNION

A ASSuClATION MEETS NEpv
mn INLAY ENENING, Ar utEY
49, al o'clock. In the bnii5i"' M
Mn occupied ny Tommy Io5yii."s
ioin ths IT r. requested TO be present and
fa-Sm
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Stlinin9.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE No. ~.
l.. :. LAND OFFICE,
sKA. Nevada. July u, le'S.j

NOTICE No. ~
L S.INNp OFFICE,
rrprEA Nevada. July u, le'S.j
Is HEREBY GIVEN. TINT,
Hermann Hey nCmaun tFo>l"''C'
address san Francesca, " mas iii"uS
nnnlicatiou iur patent Tor NIN''rh t'uu-
IT,,J linear feet OF the luuU'lu'l-C 'uu''
bearing silver and hllnrI'.S' ~,
s,wg INNING SO feet northorlE ana -
t,n' Srnth,rtV from the location oi the
nrv-iu,Iuc upun the lode. WIN surface
rrnund TO feet i'll width, situate IN fuI'-
Ia Mining District. Eureka OouhtN ~,
laua. and described IN plat ana hctd
uo;cs on file in this Office as loIIo"S
l.. -. SURVEY NJ. ca.
E,ciuulng al a post marked No. !. l.
survey No. O.. whence post No. 81
survey No. -. 4 former survey n.aua Tor
H,ruauu HCyuVmaun UIun The luu-
ucrh,rgr lusc bears =. - utE, - nun. W
llsl trct the summit Of kubN ltlII No.
bear. Ma deg. = min. ". 9'lt feel Il
nau>inUIn tie town OF Eureka a y.
II urr. "a MN. J.. lilo feet ana
he center OF the top OF the "cw
inclined shaft upon This I".r
hears :. ) de-. Il MN. ". ST. feet /.
thence ulunIug :. 80 deg /. -u te,t, to
most marked No., Us. survey 40. o..
thence :. Il. de-. ". lou feet. 10 lost
marked No. d, :. survey 40 o. 'It'i'''
y. dee. ". -uu Icct, To post marked
NO. 1. /. :. survey Ne. g and thence
y. IL. de-. F.. leu feet, To the place e
beginning containing aHdv1-iNV acres.
courses expressed from the true mcrldI-
an with a magnetic variation Of To- u,E.
East.
j. bounded ON neither end by any known
claimants. line nearest mines are the
Hpipua Mortimer. California anu silver
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Forwarding & "
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AR rpNHEp To5'
1 n>ianeu q.
Eur ka -l
points, al tatlu"
dispatch. gfR.
Mark goods car % Nj.
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Ghe Curckn Sentinel.
TO
NEW REM DIES! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIB5ON'S

NEW REM DIES! NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIB5ON'S DISPENSARy,
MO. 62S KEARNEY STREET,
IN corner Commercial. SaO E,>
Francisco. Private entrance on ~
Commercial street. Established tEsSS
In 1854, for the treatment OF >eNu- G--
Al and seminal Disease, such "a Guuorr.
hea, elect. structure, syphilis in al! lis
forms, seminal Weakness, lmpOtcncy,
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc., successfully
treated.
DR.. GIBBON has the pleasure of an
nouncing that he has returned from Wis.,
iting the principal Hospitals OF Europe,
II has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neIthertime nol
money in seeking out new remedies, and
has returned with increased facilities for
the alienation of human suffering.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission IS the consequence
OF selT-aOu>a. This solitary vice, or de-
PRAYED sexual indulgence. Is praCtlced 10y
the youth OF both sexes to an almost un.
limited extent, producing with Uucrring
certainty the following train OF morbid
symptoms. unless comb atcd by scientific
medical measures. VIZ SalioNy COuuten-
ance, dark spots under the eyes, pain IN
the head ringing in the ears, NOSE like
the ruSthnE OF leaves or rafting 81 chart
toS, uneaslnCS> about the loiu>. weakness
OF limbs, confused vision, Ulu.tCU IN
tellect, loss Of confidence, dlIfidcucr III ap-
preaching strangers. q dislike 10 form
new acquaintance, a disposition 10 >aUl
society. loss OF m. iHory, plmple> and Va.
ciouS eruptIonS about the taCt. hectic
f1ushes, iurred tongue, fagtiu breath,
coughs, consumption, night >woat>. mo-
nomanla. II frequently insanity. lire
lief be not obtained. You should apply I'm
mediately, either in person or 10y letter
and have a cure effected 10y his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails OF efIectlng a quick and
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED
Al HOME, by addressing a letter to DIR.
G1BBoN stating case, symptoms, length
OF time the disease has continued. and
have medicine promptly forwarded. free
from damage and curiosity. to any part
OF country. With full and plain GIrec-
tions for US. by iucloSlng Stu IN coin IN a
registered letter through the Pu>toffice. or
through Wells, Fargo < Co.
\ package OF medicine vii ba forward
ed by ENpre>St oany part otthe Union.
irr>On> W~rltInGtotne 1Oct0rWill please
state the name otthe paper they see this
advertiSemtutIn.
All communications strictly con1iden-
tial.
Address. DR.. IF. GIRHON.
Box 1857. san Francisco California.
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