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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
The Queens EOOtnan.

The Queen of England has a doughty
| chief of body-guard in the person OF
the famous John Brown, and on a
recent visit to Scotland, in which the
royal party and suite were followed by
n train of correspondents, he showed
his proves again in jealousy defend
ing his 1reenly charge from annoy
ance Near the magnificent rocks of
Glencoe her Majesty stopped to do
some slletching and the representatives
of the press conrteously withdrew
The reporter of the London Times,
however, wandered off alone to the
neighboring heights to sketch little
also, when he found himself on a knoll
commanding a view of the royal party
He was Just about to descend, when til Q
broad Aberdeen accent of John Brown
was heard inquirinS, "Wull We be Gee
Will encuch, sir, to get out O thatr'-
This gruf1ness was resented by the
correspondent and he uttered the
mighty name CT the Times to enforce
civilty, when to his surprise the I'M
daunted Scotchman replied that he did
not care a fig for the Times or any
other paper, and expressed his readi-
ness to do instant battle in support of
his position. His antagonist was
about to accept, and both being muscn-
lar men the struggle between the press
and the throne would have been a
doubtful one had not peace-maker
come upon the scene. Brown offered
to meet his adversary at any time and
place, but as yet there has resulted no
discoloration of loyal British optics and
both sides can claim a victory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
Among the first who fastened t

Among the first who fastened to
the relief of the Shreveport sufferers
was beautiful young lady of Phila-
delphia, who was willing to brave even
the terror of death to give aid and
comfort to the helpless victims of a
terrible sconrge. She was Agnes, the
daughter of United States naval
officer, deceased, and was adopted by
S. and Agnes Arnold, of Philadelphia,
when scarcely three years old. At
Shreveport her noble bravery and de-
votion gained for her the title of Angel
Agnes. One night, while walking with
a sick child in her arms, she fell down
a stairway and fractured her spine,
and died in great agony. Only few
days previous her intended husband,
who had followed her to Shreveport,
died with the fever.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

The Raleigh Sentinel says: Thomas
M. Argo, Albert Johnson and Aaron
ID. Jenkins, we learn have already en-
tered the field as candidates for the
Office of Treasurer of the Insane Asy-
lum. J. G. L. Harris is the present
incumbent, and doubtless would like
to have another slice of the pie, and
the general rumor is that he has the
best showing for the slice. Mr. Argo
is director of the Asylum.
The Rocky Mount Mail says: A wind
storm passing through the plantation
of J. d. Braswell, seven miles from
this place, some days since, lifted the
roof from a dwelling thirty-two feet in
length, and blew the walls down over
the inmates, six in number. The
mother of Mr.. Braswell, an aged lady,
was slightly injured. the others were
all bruised and SCARED. But for the
bedsteads, chairs, tables and some
boards, which were in the rooms, sup
porting the heavy timbers, the whole
family doubtless would have been
crushed to death.
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Troops or Ailments Vancuish ed.

an account Of the IrOmpiness with which u
~ checks the feverS gen rated by unhealthy
exhalations, Iiostetter> Dittsr- consider ed All
Indispensable family IN -dicine on the borders
of Our Soutile m and Western rivers, ami in new
settlements where the plough and the axe are
for the first time disturbing the solitudes OF ma
turc, Its reputation, however, is not confined
10 such localities. Wherever the elements CT
disease rife it is the sIrekt safeguard OF
health; wherever sickness prevails, it. IS efftca-
cious as II n,cdy. Among the serious disc Asses
which it is guaranteed tn control are ind!Ses-
ton, biiicusnCs,, and all the minor ailments
connected with arrangements OF the stomach,
liver. and the bowefS-SucE as heartburn, head
ache, iatulence, CoStjveDcSS, nauseh. distaSte
for food, Ian uor and debility, pal pit;ttion o. tue
heart bin OF the hands noises in the far-
diSorderc,i vision disturbed sleep. and mental
n,lIie;ue. As the physical and mental is
tErh.ncfs tend to a general failure OF All the
power. ut the system, they should i.n at once
corTcrtfd-;.S thty always may he, hy = course
OF HnStet,tr'S Stomach B:t trs.
Oct IS IN W
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

They make short work of the postal
card difficulty in Russia. The post
office clerks, backed by the authority
of the Minister of the Interior, burn
the cards when they are found to con-
tain any indecent or insulting matter.
At trial recently held in st. Louis,
the prisoner at the bar, the lawyer who
was defending him, the reporter and
the judge were all classmates in col
lege. The coincidence is cited to
show how things come round once in
a while.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

For lass oJ -tppcfitc, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression of Spirits and
General Debility, in their various
forms, FEKRo-PHosPoEATED ELIXIR of
CALIsAYA made by C,swELI.. II .RAIsD
Il Co., New York, and sold by al
druggists. is the best tonic. AS q
stimuiant tonic for patients recovering
from fever or other sickness, it has no
equal. II taken during the season it
prevents fever and aGue and other in
termittent fevcrs. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

"OCT, D,ISED SFoT The cncr-
getic exclamation OF Macbeth is men,
tally calculated by every housewife
when confronted by the manifold va
riety of stains and spots that disfg-
ure articles of household ornament
and use. But the spots" are not 50
easy to remove by ordinary Leans. \
little Sapolio bro"ght into timely use
causes them all to disappear as if 10y
mage, and bring peace and satisfac
ton to the housewife mind As cheap
as common soap and Il hundred iImcs
more effective w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

If "time is money" then everything
that tends to facilitate labor is a posi-
tive pecuniary benefit to mankind
The best sewing machine or churn is
not good strong woman" as expe-
rience proves. SO SapoIo, in enabling
one woman to easily do as much clean
ing of every kind in one day as two
women can do in two days with the
scrubbing brush and soap, is positive
blessing to the human race. No wo-
man who has one sed it will ever use
anything else substitute. Sold
by all dealers. The cheapest as well
as best cleansing substance in the
world. If
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31
How to Remove Stains and Specs
from fi.lrI,sc ElrniIurr. Sc

The only stain which Salolio will
not remove is "stain on the charac-
ter But from marble mantels, tables,
china, table ware, carpets, furniture of
every description, or any article of
household ornament or use, the deep
est dyed stain can be instantly washed
out forever by the use of SaDolio. 1t
is rs cheap as ordinary bar soap, and
will always do exactly what is claimed
for ii, if the simple directions are fol-
lowed. 4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

ThE PCEEor AND SWEETEST CoD-Lhy-
Err Oh is Hazard &, Caswell's, made on
the sea shore, from fresh. selected
hvorS, hy CAsWELL, HAZARD Is Co. g,
New York. 1t is absolutely l,urc and
s'ncel. Patients who have once taken
1t prefer It to all others. Physicians
have decided it superior TO any of the
other oils III market. 4w
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q" QUEER" DEALERS.
ARREST OF SEVEN TENNESSEE
COUNTERFEITERS.
WHO AND WHAT THEY ARE.
AN EN-REVENUE COLLECTOR
JUSTICE OF THE PEAC E
AND A DEPUTY I. s.
MARSHAL AMONG THE
PRIS ONE Il S.
From the New York Herald.
I'd

| ,,.,,
FROM TIC Ne@ o. ~ n 49,.
| KNOXVILLE, IHHN, Oct ~ 80.
The arrest of counterfeiters III tins
| section is being pushed forward by
| Col. Whitleys force with unabated
yicor. The squad Of Secret Service
men and United States Mara!laia sent
| to Union county arrived at Naynafds-
vile on Monday about ml11l3ht ana
remained 5ecroted il the woods about
one mile and a quarter from The place
until two Of the Secret Service men,
who had been seat forward - advance
should return with lntormatlph rs |"
the exact location Oh tilo t ''l 'if'o -
Aoh,''tt "SIIo 'tio olo---lSi ,,.1,, ~
oo,a| Sum-, 80 100 ~ found to bn assem-
III - tIn clerks office. evidently
| ,a,,t -, ss.1,,I-;n(r > ninht of it." This
| I,li,,,r .,c,,rt3inn1 Inc en,,ad rode rap
49, 49, Town @nI s,irronnded the
i;I,i i;,'o ,,j,;a two mo, entered and.
,,"ir'Ir ~ +bn rlerlx-s room presented
-, eroJ,oIynrs arI informed the party
49, ~ I,o,r WOW, r1nIer orrast
,---,,,,.,
LIE ~ III f'ioH
was 50 great that only one OF tne pflS-
! oners thought OF resisting, int he was
| speedl1y 4uicted ana INC "ll on ply
| ironed and brought away. They ar
| rived ut Knoxville about noon to-day,
! after hard ride OF nearly seventy
miles over the toughest klnd OF noun
tam roads AS tney fooG INTO 'lie cry
| the streets were ilhed WIN u curious
crowd, who followed tlLe prisoners 70
the United States N1f5hai Once iIilu
saw them safely !odSeu' "i4ef 6'aro
temporarily, untl! they could procure
bail, IN default o. winch t1eJ were 70
be locked up. Hhen the 1actS became
known as to Who the prisoners really
were, the eEcltemcE1 increased 10 lever
heat.
THE CoC1rEEFEITaIIa ASo WHO THEY ARE
Among the prisoners are a. A. Snod-
DERBY, eX-Unlted st" cs Commissioner
and United States Revenue Collector,
and a Lieutenant Of Tennessee cavalry
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Union
county and Assistant Postmaster at
MaynardsviiIe. lie is an intelligent
looking man, OF stalwart proportions
and fine physique, net above thirty
five years Of age, and is possessed OF
considerable wealth. The charge
against nm - ti'3t Of Gr''i' ~ l.. cot'l7
had stamps and so counterfeit legal
tender notes. series Of 1869.
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>,
y. - '9''i''''' 'tT''o'' - IN -.
! Iof onion county u - -
OF some 1Ie5;''N ''i,' d '-i,i !,,5.'l,' '''
10 i'i"fi us i'':'S ~ ,''5'e
tei'ro"'..l' - Gnu 4''l i tI,2
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

bat the teeth may lie rendered tir1e-rrOcf Il
brushed daily wit St/ottSI " ere pan "A ibu
a. cal htUl - ;ha deg: they vii II. 'er decay
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

PsH".c:rnASG;x,Y :: ;s.s,n.;:
III gum the love ami affections of any person
they choose Instantly. This simple men al G.
qulremcnt all can possess, free, by mail, tor
25c.. together with marriage guide, EGYPTIAN
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies. Welding
Night Shirt, &c. A queer book. Address T.
w lLLlA NJ " Co Publishers, Phlia. 4w
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Teeth Like AdamanI


be preserved from decay by the most balsaInis
OF all MISUNDERSTANDING.
1t not on!y beaGtiies but siren thcns them
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-31

Of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Lumbago. Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous Dis
eases. after years OF urfering. by taking
DIR. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic
SyFup-Jiie scientific discovery of =. +. Filter,
NJ. D.. regular graduate physician, with
whom We are personally acquainted, who has
for 80 years treated these diseases exclusively
with ASTONISHING results We believe t our
CHRISTIAN duTY, after ueiiberaJioI, 20 conscieH-
tlouSly request sufferers to u-c it, especially
persons III moderate circumstances who cannes
afford TO Haste money and time worthless
mixtures. As clergy men we Serouy feel The
deep responsibility resting on us iii publicly
endorsing this medicine. But knowledge
and experience OF its marx able merit fully
justities our action. Rev. c. II. Ewing, Media
Pennsylvania, suffered sixteen years, became
hope!tss. Rev. Thos Murphy. -. H.. Frank
foid- fhlia'lelpEia. hev- j. Is. Davis. Hight
stown, New Jersey. Rev. j s. Buchanan
Clarence. Iowa. Rev. G.. G. Smith, Pitt sford,
New York. Rev. Jos BcgeS Fails Church
PhliadelE hia. Other Testimonials Sena-
tors, Governors, Judges, Congressman, Phvsi-
cram. &c !or~ardod gratis with pamphlet ex-
planning these diseases. One thousand dollars
Will be presented to any medicine for sa NE dis
eases S.l0Wis equal merit under test, that
can produce One-fOurth manv living cures
Any FeT<on sending by letter description OF
affflcton viii receive gratis legally signed
cure, agreeing to refund mo. CIV nrcn sworn
statement OF its failure to cure. A ffiicted invi-
tt Il To write TO .'r. Filter, PhIladelpiia His
valuable advice costs nothing.
GREEN q FE.ANNElS.
wholesale and Retail a gcEts for wilmln gton
n ~ jan I5-13d&W
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The ISLANDERS Upon DIR. Mun>ey.

The following cards, one from Kew.
J. L. NJ. French, a well-known minis
| ter, and the other from Hon. T. w.
Earnest, prominent lawyer of Jones'
| boro'. will be a sufficient refutation of
the cowardly. and base attacks upon
this distinguished minister
MAFIoN, Va, October 20, 1873.
! Editor Marion Put'iOt aud Wruid.
Dear SRI have seen in several news
papers paragraph stating tlat Rev
DR.. w. Z. Munsey has become Il com
mon drunkard, intensely profane, &c
L have been the pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, at Jones
borO, Tenn, where DIR. MunseN has
resided since his location at the Balti-
more Conference III March last. and
take this means of saying that the re-
port is not true.
J. L. NJ. French, JR.
Editor Marion PUtiiOt and Ucrufd:
l live in Jonesboro', East Tennessee :;
am Il member of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, aud fully endorse
the above card of Rev. j. L. NJ.
French and L will further say that
there is not man, woman or child,
white or black, i'll the town of Jones'
boro' who will endorse the statements
that DR.. Munsey is "a common drunk
ard, aud intensely profane," DC.
L. w. EARNEST.
Dr. Munsey has been in Marion
during the past week, and on Sunday
night he preached to the largest a,I-
dicnce VIC ever saw in Il church i'll this
place, and his sermon was one of the
finest efforts of his life. 1t is IL dis
grace to Our civilization and to hui
mainly that there lives IL man who
could wilfully perpetratc SO vile and
Infamous a SANDER upon minister,
and we hope the editor of the Salem
Register will publish the name of the
''gentleman from Greenville," that he
may receive the scorn which he de-
serves.
We have communication from DIR.
Munsey, written to the Nashville
Christian Advocate, giving II full ac-
count of his actions since his call to
Baltimore, together with brief SIX etch
of his life. which we withhold from
publication, by request, until its pub
hcatlon III the Advocate. 1t was read
before the Holston Conference last
Saturday. We will publish it in our
next issue, together with the resolu-
ton of sympathy passed by the Con-
ference
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PERRY DAVIS K SON,
Manut's & Props IS6 High st. rrov , Il. 1.
oct

SAMPLES sent nv mail for 500. that retail
qu'; ~ tor $50 Il. }. WOLGOTT. ISL Chatham
Square, n. Y.
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The Raleigh News says Caswell
Young, Of Granville county, writes to
us from Oxford, that he will walk with
Weston, or any other man, for a wager,
on the Weldon Fair Grounds next
week, the time and distance to be stated
by the officers of the Society. Young
makes the fo. owing propositions 81
will compete with Weston, the Ameri-
can champion, for wager in walking
match 30 to 300 miles L will compete
with any man in the State. on the
Weldon Fair Grounds, next week, any
distance the Society may mention ; or
I will perform Weston's feat at the
Raleigh Fair in less time on the We'll
don track or [ will agree to walk 80
miles in hours for moderate purse
from the Society,"" We know Young
personally, and we know his reputation
as a walkist in Granville county. He
says he has made 80 miles in 3 hours
at Monday morning gait, and IS GER
tain that lie can beat his own time.
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NORTH CAROLINA State
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
RALEIGH, \. c..
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i Il IATCiItIt.i; -... ..-... 49,. 4 itorney
o. H. PERRY $780,. ;,npe. v:sjng ..e.,.
Hon keu,!.P. Battle, Il"'. .Iohn Manning
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Graham. VI ~ L IchuTt h. f'r- " 81. t'awkils,
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FEATURES 4 y j. ADVANTAGES.
1t nr,i,a'Irs4iIv a HOME CoNTANY.
Its large csPi;ai guarantees strength ana
Its Rate c,5e IS ie,c as M0se i ony first c'as.
C,a;,Ustg.
II offers n. ,CaIab'e toI m~ of Insurance.
Its fuEl-iS are irvt >trd at Ii me arG circulated
among own people
No u1rt crs any rtSfric 10! imposed upon
residence OF travel
Policies Hon-fGricitahia after two years.
rs officers AID directors ale prominent and
well kuoSr l>Orth Caro-: inans, whose experience
as business IA ard " hose worth and integrity
arc alone sufficient guarantees for tue Com
parys STRENGTH, SnLVENCT and SUCCESS.
.. Fl PERRY, Supervising Ag't.
W. l.. SMITH ~ co. gts.
Wilmington, n. G.
DR.. j. c. Wal KER. Medical Examn-r.
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4 Hertford correspondent of the
Norfolk Landmark, writing under date
of the 22d inst, says: Two fires oc-
! CURED in town last night, showing q
a deliberate attempt to bum
the town-result: Large warehouse
| destroyed occupied by Messrs. Daugh-
| trey & Mcmillan, in rear of their store
and belonging to james Calling, Esq;
| no insurance. hessrs. Daughtrey K
| MCMILLAN lose some $1,000 worth of
merchandise, covered by insurance in
| the North Carolina Fire and Under
writer's; and shop occupied by w. F.
| Stokes as cabinet shop. The stores
occupied by Messrs. Daughtrey &
| MCMILLAN, II. G. Stokes AMI Blan-
| chard < Son, were only saved by hard
work The least wind must have de-
stroyed the business portion of the
! town.
A sad affair occurred on Monday in
| the drowning OF Edmund Skinner,
aged about twenty years, the only son
OF the late John Skinner, of Harvey's
Neck. Ia returning to his farm in a
| sail-boat, with two negroes, the boat
capsiZel one negro was drowned
| and the other CLING 10 the boat, while
! young Skinner swan % net stake.
He called for help but disappeared be
| fore assistance could he rendered
Cotton will Lot exceed half crop,
SO best judges say, and corn two-third:.
OF Il crop.
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$1,000 i'm One Week.

10 any lrewd man who can do business on
the quiet, L guarantee IMMENSE FORTUNE
easily, rapidly. and i'll perfect safety. Address
IN perfect confidence,
JAMES FROST
Is West 18th Street, New York
nc '" io1< 4I-WIV
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THE
TOAPlDO PATENT S1pI
Roberts VS.. Nicholas Ca,,,

sIU
Tho following is tho decision rendered l..
McKennHn, at May Tenn of ,he Circul, co.. W.
above case:
in the Chcuit Court Of the United States h
the Western District Of Pcnnsylysnis
Roberts W. Nicholas Geyer.-No Ma, a.
1sI3-In Equity "a
November 81, 1872. Bill filed and .uA, a..
sued
Subpmna and notice OF app tication ,or mai.
ary injunction served.
uccembr 13, ls12. Motion for prenm.p, j
Junction heard, and the Court being duly o,,i..,
the premises; the injunction awarded as pr,,.a.
Gld decree flea.
January II, 1873. Injunction issuei, and =,
23,h day Of January Indictment served pcr. n,
and by copy.
May p, 1873. lale issued for d.'cndcn, to I,
cau- why attachment should not ISSUE FOR ,l,,,
IL violating INJUNCTION acj tl'y 4etIi
jt,ae -, ls73. Ru'e fof st,aohmen; in t'. u
came ou 10 he heard, and aftr arsunes, ofc,,,
pro and con, the Court oeing full advised /, i,
promises. the Rule i. mace absolute. and N, d.
teuct Cf the Cont ia, that the said deftndar Ma.
olas Ccyor. be Unprotected in the common I'm .
ALLEGHENY County for and during She term Of +.
days, and that he pay The costs of thi. pi,-
ing,
june I'd, 1879. Comm.,czt is.ns
The injunction in this ease was FIR i,lrlrr,s
Of The Roberts pateut Of No. called the h, >,
cn j. for ircr ,eing the rroduc!yeness Of oil Moi
Tho act Of Infringement for wh'Ch he t,cr,s
WIS committed for contempt. consisted in ain
Ai.xAndra llar.Er in exploding torp.toe, IN
wells being the same sct OF Infringement, iorv..
uamnr was also Committed in e.ssNo. g. ,
ygubyr Term. 1856, rs before stated.
The Court Mckcnran, j q ter d,liyerlre
opinion in the Ilamar case, proceeded to .ca'e
N.cso as Gcyer for contempt, and delivered lie
owing oral opinion
In the case Of Nicholas Ccyo- charged viii
same ofiense, | am eriirely sat.,f iLst thee :
q id present, in the Eesls well NJ least. 4. II
n''mG,c5 to the counsel in Ne sovro Of TIE ,r
mcnt tie presence cfGmd in ne vel, uhetsr
sir,d or no' is an infr,rgeacst Of the patent, Z,
!. o'Facf of the inj~nct,os The Court.
Mr. Roberts, by bi. patent uses "a one of the
c'pa! clements of his invention fuid tanplrc
wherever there is hnid sufficient in a well, at
tjmc Of trc explosion Of a torrcdo. 10 opem'.
tampl <. whether il gets there naturally Or /.
thcr1 a'tiiicin'y, his patent is irfru.ei. Th.
clearly the case in rgaldio the Rcslr well
IUt Mr. G,ycr seems to have he"n mi.led
t|tular. who tod him that he merely wanted
i.l an experiment aud | DO not think. this
irE H." int time, that lie ought 10 he very .ey,
punished
te also is adlrdrcd gnily Of CONTEMPT and q
81 'u prN tue costs ui tnis preceding aud urj
al Imprisonment in The county Jail for ten da
h.!c fh VII he the lat of iln 80 cases; lee
= 'hr matter comes to our r0licc agian We wi
! ! 'nIsi.YHrd Ia impose such punishment ~ vii!
to make the decree Of tic Court eiicciual.
.lunc l1-l
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Avoid Quacks and ImposterS'

"'VNHD1Be IUI AuVICI Huu CCHsV5'" =, y,
Dr J B. Dyot, Graduate of jefferson Nsdta, SIs
college, Philadelphia, author of several valua.Sh .hs
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF ny ny
SEXUAL or Urinary Organs, (Which he has us, M
an especial study either in male or female ~ ~
long standing. A practice OF 80 years ensoi..
HIM TO treat disease with success. Cures sGiM,
snteed. Charges reasonable. Those Ut ~ ~
tancs can forward letter describing sympto~'
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage .s
Send for the Gui3s 10 Isdlth. Price " cenS.
J. r. DYCTr, NJ D., Physicisn and 61cseo~
lCi Duane 81, New YORK,
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