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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-24
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Ysung Men from the
ELECTS OF Errors and Abuses in early life. ian-
hood restored lmpediments to Marriage Re
moved, New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies Books and circulars sent
fise. in sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. 419 n. Ninth ST Philadelphia,
Pan Institution having . hign reputstion
for honorable conduct and professional skill.
Ssu3-Sm
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YOUNG MEN

sWho may Re suffering from the eject 81
3yoath,u! fOilies or indiscretioE. viii do wei
Ito avail themselves OF this, the greatest boom
lever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity
iDR. SPINAEl will guarantee to forfeit
8S50o for every case OF seminsl weakness, on
:p.ivate disease Of any kind or character
(which he undertakes and fails to cure. He
6wuuld. therefore say TO the unfortunate SUI
tre- who may READ this notice. that you aret
threading upon dangerous ground when yasS
llonser delay in seeking the proper remedy fcI !
SyoEr Complaint. You my be ID the frs
stage: remember yos are approaching the5
Hast. Il you a-e bordering upon the last. aEd4
fsre suffering or all of lis i'll effects. Re
member that f you persist in procrastihatIon
1.-THE time Inust come when the most sklllful
physician csn render ynu no assistance: " neTl y
THE door Of hope will be closed against HoE 1
when no kn2el Of mercy an bring ycu relief
lin nc case has the Doctor failed Of sHcress
Then Let not despair w",k upon your i'm
|aginstioE. but avail Yourself the beh-iicial8
resal;s OF his treatment before your case II
beyond the reach OF mcdica, skill. or betort
grim death hurrIes you to a premature grave
Full coars- Of treatment sent By express i'll
Hull description Vi c->- Is gwen d
Call. or Address. o.. 4. 6. SpisNsY f. COL
Ne. IL h.arD! STREET. san fT.Hc.s'O. or !. Il
oatA S.-e.t, Virgins city. Ner.
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TO the UNFORTUNATE

~ NEW REMEDIES
l NEW REMEDIEs I
g DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
SaS Kearny street.
saa Fran, isco. Established IL. 1854. fer the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal Diseases zach
- Gonorrhoa. Glest, Structure. Syphilis in
its forms, seninal Weakness. InpOteney, etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
LeGs sHccessfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. the consequence OF self.
abuse: This solitary vice. or DEPRIVED sexual
Indulgence. il practieed BY the youth Of both
sexes to IN almost unlimited extent, producing
with unsrring certainty, the following train Of
morbid symptoms. unless sonbated by seisnti-
fic medical measures, viz: SallOW sountsn
ance. dark spots under the eyes, pain In tie
.. leaves and rsttlilg Of chariOts. unessineas
about the loins. wsakness Of the limbs. eonfu-
sed vislon. bianted intellect. loss OF confidence,
difhdenee in approaching strangers. . dislike -
form new acquaintsnces, dsposltlon to shun
society, loss Of memory, hectic BUSHES, plnpiee
and various sruptions absut the faces. f1rrea
tongue, fstid breath. coughs. consumption,
night swsats monomanis aud frequent insanity.
II relief bs not obtained, should spply imme-
diateiy either in person CT by letter. and have .
cure effected BY his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails OF Il.
fecting quick ard radical cure.
CURED AT HOMK.
Persons At . distance may be CURKD AT
HOME, by addressing letter to DIR. GIDEON,
stating case. symptoms length Of time the d.
ease has continued. and have medicine proInpt-
ly forwarded. free from damage and curiosity,
to any part OF the country, with full and plain
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered letter. through the Postofice OF
through Wells, Fargo h Co.: package Of medi-
cine will he forwarded to any part of the Union.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. Gibbor
that they read hi. ady.rtisementsi in the APPEAL
Address, DIR. J. +. GiBBON.
oCt1e-1y Box 1857. San Francisco.
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Ornamental IRON WORKS
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Fountains, VASES, Stattary,
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Cemetery Lots, Garden Fences, Bal
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LAMP POSTS.
For fronts Of Public buildings, Ho-
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Elaborate Designs. New and In
proved styles IN great v.ri-ty.
STABLE FITTINGS,
or Cast and wrought Iron Of Sew
and Improved Styles, such as Hay
hacks, Stall Divisions. Managers,
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Ventilstors, SC. &c.
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Theatres, Concert Halls and Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. a very large
asst rt-eDt OF Designs expressly for
this purpose. Estimates AND Design,
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
E.HOR AN lNCURAELE CASE.
DIR. is Richau's

COL. DEN BA 1. - A u
After ten year. * trial ca this coast has proved
Itself tho only curative IN certain class ct
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Cures Tertiary. 1ic-ru-.al. syphilitts RLeums-
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liberated sore Throst, SyuhIlItic Rash, uIps
and Contracted Cores. Stiffness Of lie Limos.
and eraiicates sll diseases from the system,
whether caused by iudisrctiuu or shuse of
mereury-leavinG the blood lTre sid healthy.
Price, IS per bottle, CT two for -.
DIR. lie Sicbau'. Golden Spanish
Antidote.
For the cure Of Genorrh-s. Glee.. Irritation.
Gravel ana 81 Urinary or Genital disarrsnge-
merts. Price, 81 80 per bottle.
DIR. lie Kicl,au'. Golden spanish
Injection,
wash and Injection fer severe cases Of Con
orrhes. intlamInatoIy elect. structures, and all
disc ases OF the Kidneys and bladder. Price,
81 80 per bottle.
Also, Agents for DIR. lie RirhHu's
Golden Pills.
For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions. In
potency. and all diseases arisins from N astur
baton and excessive abuses. Price IS per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN BALsaN is put up
only IL rould bottles. On receipt Of prce.
these medicines will be sent to all parts OF the
country. by express or mail. securely packt ;.
and free from observation. sole Agents, c. +.
RICHARDS h CO., wholesale ana retail drag
gists and chemists, southwest corner Of Clay
and Ssnsono streets. Bar Francisco, CalifoTn' =.
aus10-ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12
TO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM
GoUT AND NEURALGIA.

In view Of the numberess sufferers Alicted with the
above painful mAladies feel induced offer to the
ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE.
In this line for 1t has AlmoSt always given instan.
tRneoue relief, and In moet cases permanently
cured the disease During the last years have
cured Of persons in this city and State and
by the Of but bottle. Should the patient not
at least nd great relief after the uoe Of tSe
rst BOTTLE that person IL undoubtedly not suffering
from any Of the above diseases 1t IL but one year
since fret began advertihnR this remedy although
have successfuy used the over sixteen years
with the most satisfactory reoults and It has
Qured such widespread reputation that cOnvinces
the moat skeVtioal of its curative powers.
OF tho many thousands who have been cured, will
only refer TO the following wellknoEn citizens Of our
city who have all signed the following card.
We, the undersigned Eesidents of the city Of New
Orleans, have used Mr.. w. L. Jurg.elewicz's ANTI
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that ft
really possessed the medcina al virtues stated the
above advertisement and therefore do most cheerfuy
recommend tho same to the afflicted.
James ReGan, owner of livery stable No 1874 Baronne
streeti stephen Krauss corner AnnuncIatIon and
Washington streets; Charles ROemer, proprietor Of
saddlery store, No 99l TchoupitouaI street, A Guth
grocer corner Gen. Taylor and MagaSne streets Capt
Boyd Robinson, No, 4lO Rampant street, Mrs Ann
OHeron, No. 3SS Camp street, D. J. Wiokes No. IOS
st. Andrew Gtreet Capt Wm. Claiborne Harrison No
Brewery. No. Ss2 Vilero street; George SteuernaOe
No, lSS NierO streets W. 4 Kowalski, No Tohou-
ptoulas streetI Jean Durantn No vs. Gaennie street
Capt James A Sylvester, No 343 St Charles street;
Mrs. E. SiebrAndt, midwife, No 324 Calsp street;
H. EfneRan, chief guaRer, United States CustOm house
o: +. Thiesman, grocer, No. 3Sl Magazine street.
W. L. JURGTELEWICz, Druggist
PrioeeI SO per bottle. my3O rs ~
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Iovo-GakIns Among Arab conyalts.

A band Of fifteen couples were lately mar
| ried from the Orphanage of Ben Aknoun.
The fathers informed the archbishop they
had fifteen excellent boys who were about
| to leave and whom they wished to fnd
wives for and settle iusfhe nearest Chris
tiAn village. The archbishop asked the
superior of the girls school II she could
| supply fifteen maideDs who would go and
share the humble homes of their brother
orphans.
The superior replied that she had pre-
cisely the humber required-giIls who
must leave tbe shelter of the convent in
q few months, and whom she was most
anxious to see provided for. The grapes
were ripe, and the vintage, which was
close at hand, would furuish an opportun-
ity for meeting between the parties. So
one morning, 10 the cool, sweet dawn they
set ont to the vineyard, the meidens con-
Quoted by sister, the youths by one Of
tho priests the latter took one side and
culled the grapes, while at the other side
the maidens gathered up the branches and
bound them inte bundles. As they went
they sang hymns and canticles to tighten
done, they left the vineyard in two dis
tinct bands, as they had come, and re-
turned to their separate convents.
"Weli," said Mgr. de la vigerie to the
presiding Father next day, "have the
young men chosen each his maiden, and
10 tuc CLuiCo dppTOFcu
"Alas! monsigneur, they did At even
look at each other" replied the disconso
late matchmaker. "Tbey never raised
their eyes from their work. Sister c. and
I watched them like lynxes."
"You have brought up the children too
well, my good Father,n cried the arch
bishop in despair. "What is to be done
with them now :"
"Have little patience, my lord, and it
will come in good time," replied the Father
encouragingly.
Next day the two bands of maidens and
youths sailed forth again to the vineyard,
and 80 every day for q week. d.
Then the Father came in tiumph to the
Archbishop to announce the successful
issue of the scheme. One by one the
youths had plucked up courage and peeped
through tbs tendrils Of the vine, and,
thanks to some magnetic sympathy, two
dark eyes had been simultaneously raised
TO meet theirs, and they smiled at each
other. A little further on the green leaves
were huttered by whisper asking the fair
ones name she told him it, and another
whisper told her his. So the flower
blossomed in the thirty young hearts
and the priest and sister who watched the
gentle growth looked on delighted.-From
1'The Cross in the Desert" in IAs CGth0-
lic World fer September.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12

MARRIAaEs AND FUnERALs.-Rt. Rev.
Bishop Rosecrans, Bishop of olambus,
Ohio, publishes the following: lowing to
disorders, glaring and scandalous, in
churches OF this city. night marriages with
church doors open are forbidden hereafter.
All the clergy know the need Of this regu-
lation and must enforce it vigorously. As
far as possible let marrisges be at Mass.
Funerals also should be at Mass, instead of
In the afternoon. 1t is painful to see long
line of carriages following corpse to the
grsge-and not single prayer. The
clergy OF the city are advised to compel
panctuality as to the time of funerals. And
for this purpose they are directed to close
the doors of the church against funerals
that are more than twenty minntes late.
Y s. II. RosEcRANs,
Bishop of Columbus"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12
RGsrsNg Star and Catholic Messenger.
Fresmasonry.
o'coNNELL's RExuNcIATIoN OF THE ORDER.

In the s'Life and Times OF Daniel o'Con-
nell," by William Pagan, Cork, lS4S, PIP.
642, 643, the following letter from OCon
nell TO the editor of The Plot, April ~,
1897, 10 inserted:
Sir-A paragraph has been going the
rounds of the Irish newspapers purp0rting
70 have my sanction, and stating that had
been at one time master OF o masonic lodge
in Dublin, and still continue to belong to
that society. / have since received letters
addressed to me as Freemasop, and feel
it Incumbent TO state the real facts.
1t 10 true that I was freemason and
master Of lodge. It was very early Pc
riod of my life, and either before an eccle-
siastical censnre had been published in the
taking of the Masonic oaths, or, at least, be-
fore / was aware Of that censure. now
wish to state, that having become acQuaint-
ed with it, submitted to it's influence, and
many, very many years ago, unequivocally
renounced Freemasonry. offered the
renunication public, but he deemed it IN :,
necessary. am not sorry to have this op-
portunity Of 80 doing.
Freemasonry in Ireland may be said to
have (apart from its oaths) NO evil ten
deney, save as far as ii may counteract in
and useful Observation-Disclosures deser-
wing of every encouragement-tbe temper
ance societies. But the great, the i2apor-
tant question is this-the profane Ia B In
vain the awful name of the Deity-fn the
wanton and multiplied taking of oaths-of
oaths administered on the book OF God,
either in mockery or derisiop, or with . sol
emnity which renders the taking of them
without any adequate motive only the more
criminal. This objection, which perhaps,
! do not state atrOngiy enough, 10 alone
abundantly sufficient to prevent any ser
ious Christian from belonging to that body.
My name having been dragged before the
public on this subject, it Is, 1 think my
duty to prevent any person, supposing that
he was following my example In taking
oaths, which ! now certainly would not
take, and consequently becoming Free
mason, which ] certainly would not now
do. have the honor to be your faithful
servant, DANIEL O'CoNNELL.
In consequence of this letter, OConnell
was expelled from the Grand Lodge of Ire
land, aud his expulsion was moved by two
reputed Roman Catholics.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-12
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Nos. 4, 5 and 9 Bolton Street,
DUBLIN, IRELAND.

,1s ia extensively patroniEed by the Irish
ana tourists will aRd in it the CON Eorta ~ a
attention. SHAERes ana Rsaiduous
IHdss 3eS co SSd Baths Large and elegantly appointed
~ NNeSH' mhaa 6m
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ACHIEVEMENTS.

L E''Aof'oAo'ioAA 1HoaIA'E@hNHS HnEs
A REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM PER
FORMED IN NEW ORLEANS BY DR. ROBERTS
IN 1867.
No. ITS BOURBON STREET,
New Orleans, June H. 1875.
In January, February and March, 1867, was con-
fined" to my bod with inAAmmRtory rheumatism INV
arms and limbs being terribly swollen. had been
given mp TO die by my family physician, and had been
In an unconscious condition three days Dr.
erts was called TO In ten minutes Dr. r. had
so completed Psychological cause all pain to
ceaae. became conscious and from the bed and
walked several times aeross the The Doctor only
gave me three treatments BIZ vital magnetisn until
every vestiGo OF Iheumatism was removed At this
joI3 sm Mrs. A. FouGRREAT.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. ROBERTS
CURES ALL MANNER or
OH RONLO DISEA SES.

New Remedies No matter who has failed to cure
you When hopeless is the time DIR ROBERTS e. eat
healing powers are manifested.
Office, lag CANAL STREET Consultations free.
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Religious and Literary NEWSPAPER.
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N.a.
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