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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

ST. Louis, Aug. ia special from
Benton, Franklin county, says: For
some time past "a body of men disguis-
ed as Ku-HluX, have been travelling
over the country whipping peaceaUle
citizens and compelling them 10 per-
form acts that they dictated. Up to
this time the citizens in Williamson
and Franklin counties have tameiy
submitted TO these Outrages. Yester-
day J. b. Maddox, one of the County
Commissioners, received Information
that some of these maTuudeTs would
visit his house aud whip him for not
obeying orders they had given him.
Maddox informed the Sheriff, J. Il.
Mason, who summoned twenty men
who secreted themselves at MuddOX's
house, well armed. About two O'Clock
last night the KuKluX, fourteen in
number, made their appearance OH
horseback, in white robes, white hats
and masked, and armed with shot
guns and pistols, The Sheriff slipped
out when they came To the house ana
OTutTeu lueln 10 SURRENDER. Inc lead
er of the band fired at the Sheriff hut
missed him. The Sheriff and posse
then ordered them to halt, when the
Uand shot and then wheeled and at
tempted TO escape. The posse fired
and one man was mortally wounded
and five Others injured, but all sue
ceeded in making their escape except
the man who was fatally hurt. The
names of the others were revealed by
the wounded man who was captured,
and the Sheriff and posse are after
them. Great excitement prevails. The
citizens have determined to rid the
country of these midnight marauders,
and "a meeting was held by the citizens
to-day and resolutions adopted for ac-
tive measures To be taken to bring the
outlaws to justice. These desperadoes
are said to be some 400 strong in this
county. Gov. Beveridge has sent 100
stand of arms and military company
is being formed and a bloody result
may he expected.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

Trust company of New York, held a
claim against the corporation for over
one million dollars. The German
bondholders were the purchasers.
A Washington special says: "Pre-
paratiOns for the retirement of frac-
tional currency outstanding and the
substitution of silver therefor are
being pushed forward by the Treasu-
ry Department. To the accomplish
ment of this end, over $40, 10000 of
five per cent. bonds have already
been sold in the purchase of silver
bullion, aud it will require the dispo-
sitiou of Sl0,oO0,OOO more before II
sufficient am cunt Of silver will have
been accumulated to commence the
resumption, thus adding S2O, 900, ,OOO
to the interest bearing debt.
A special to the Evening Journal
says that the body of GrimwOod was
found yesterday near Stony Greek,
Oh Lake Shore, Michigan. Nearly all
the clothes were on il, and notes and
letters were discovered which prove
Enthusiastically his identity.
A dispatch from Whitehall, Mich,
announces that the body uf n. >.
Grimwood, the Journal reporter, who
went up with Prof. Donaldson in u
balloon. five weeks ago, has been
found near that place.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

Newburg, N. Y, August 17.-This
afternoon, Robert Gibson, Assistant
superintendent ofthe Newburg Water
Works, attempted to shoot Alfred
Post, prominent resident of this city
and President of the Highland Ma
tional Bank of Newburg. He fired
two shots without effect. He was ar
rested and locked up. Gibson's wife
left him, and he charges Post with
having induced her to leave,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

New York, Aug. 17.-At the un-
yelling of the Hermann statute at
Detmold, yesterday, the Emperor of
Germany made short address in
which he said: This is one of the
most affecting festivals have ever
witnessed, and | rejoice in this mon
ument inaugurating a new era of
happily uniting Germany, and if all
will do their duty towards the be-
loved fatherland, it will remain SO
forever"
Edwin Booth was probably fatally
injured, yesterday, while driving in
his phaeton near his residence at Cos
Cob, Conn, by his horse becoming
frightened and running away. His
phaeton was demolished and he was
thrown to the ground with great vio-
lence, receiving serious internal in
juries. Information of the sad acci-
dent was telegraphed 10y his wife to
Mrs. Booth, mother of Edwin, and
his brother Joseph, were summoned
from Long Branch. Booth was to
have travelled through the South
with Clifford, of Baltimore, during
the coming winter. Cos Cob is the
point at which Charles NJ. Barras the
author of the Black Crook was killed
several years ago.
A Washington special says that the
celebrated and important case lately
decided by the Court of Claims in
favor of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, has been appealed by the
Attorney General to the Supreme
Court of the United States.
The annual session of the Grand
Lodge of 1. o. y. F., of this State was
begun to-day.
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EEroETEs ExPREssAT roe THE MORNING LEADER.
MIG H II X Il p O Ee IT
dwelling of the Hermann
Monument.
Speech Of Kaiser Wilhelm.
Domestic Intelligence.
Serious Accident to Edwin
Booth.
The Body of GrimwoOd, Prof.
DOnala sons Companion,
Found.
DOings of the Ku-Klnx in
Egypt.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE follow
ing telegram was received at the Navy
department this morning, from Lieut..
Jells, of the steamer Rio Bravo: :"
think I can save the vessel and get
into Galveston. if can get tow. L
have requested assistance Of the Col
lector at Galveston, and am caulking
and rigging the pumps. If l get in
within two weeks ! will soon be ready
again.
Representative J. NJ. Wilson has
been appointed special Assistant U. 5.
Attorney, for this district, to assist in
the prosecution of the parties recently
arrested for the S47, 900 robbery from
the U. S. Treasurer's office.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

Bonn, Aug. 1.-THE session of the
Old Catholic Conference clUsed to-day.
Archbishop Lykurgus, of Syra, on
behalf of the Greek Church. and
Bishop Sanford, of Gibraltar. on be-
half OF the Protestant churches +,
thanked DR.. Dollinger for the good
results OF the conference. They ex-
pressed the hope that the churches
gether until there was a united, uni
versal church. Bishop Runkeus
closed the proceedings with Te Deum
aud prayer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

London, August 1.-THE steamer
Nevada when spoken to was in latitude
so north and longitude west. Her
machinery was disabled and she was
under sail.
The steamships Egypt, Periere and
City of Brooklyn, from New York,
Parthis, from Boston, and the Nova
Scottish, from Quebec, have arrived.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

Niagara Falls, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE
body of Ethelbert Parsons, who was
drowned at the Cave of the Winds on
the 9th inst, was recovered from the
whirlpool to-day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

Port Chester, N. Y, Aug, 17.-Ed-
win Booths injuries consist of frac-
ture of the left elbow bones and one
rib. He is quite comfortable and will
be as good as new in few weeks.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

Chicago, Aug. 27.-rhe Rockford,
Rock Island & st. Louis Railroad
was sold under the hammer in this
city yesterday, and brought the sum
of one million three hundred and
twenty thousand dollars. The Union
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-18

Havre, August l7.-Cardinal Me-
Closkey arrived to-day on the steamer
Piere. He will depart Tomorrow
for Paris
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07

Th- BurHa Ventura Copper and silver
Mining Co.
NOTICE Is HFREBl GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HFREBl GIVEN TIL At
~ HENRY :. FITCH. one Of the c"-c"ntrs
ii tic mining claims located and owed by the
Eutna Ventura Copper and Silver Mining u" IN
thc ,'cnoa Mining Dist irt, Douglas county.
state Of Nevada, mas eIpsnd III tie year A. H.
1874, uTcn said claims. for labor and ether ue-
ces-ary expenditures. The sum of ore hu!drea
anu fife Tn dollars IN United States gold coin in
accofianne with tlic Act g! Cunsrss, entitled
IAN Act t" promote ;i.e arve1ppement OF the
mining resources uf the iElted Ststcs. AZ
proved May lGth, \. l.. 1872: and that tue CO.
oWncrS With said iiich are required 10 eontfl-
kute :ilir ITupC Itiun u the sad "xleudttuTe>.
ra,ua1y: YoTI. NJ. l. vim. the sum q. s. cents;
you. Robert D. Hopkins, the sum o: - cents;
you. Thomas II. Blythe. the sum OF - cents;
you. A. 7. Flint, tho sum OF As cents: you iu-
ctn Herman, tLr sun Of A. cents, yGu. Charles
4. Haskns. tine sum oi A. cents: yor- Jfhn Ii.
Hatch. the sum of 4S cents; you. the admnlstfa-
tor, executor or legal representative Of Joseph
Ras-ttCc, deceased. the slim OF A. cents; you,
Lyman t. Roe tie sum q l. cents: you, Joseph
II. Matthew's the sum OF - cents; yen. tcrne-
IIrs j. Eaton, the S'!u1 G: IL cents; You. q. j.
WheatoI., the sum of ~ cents; You. +. U. hei-
!agg the sun q: ~ cauts. YOU. JnCoi, Rcdston,
tie sum Of As cents; you. Eliss Ltl.s.iGsa, the
sum Of - nj: yoG. Robert Merrill. the sun q
81 81 cents: Won. Samuel Ambrose. the sum If
81 20. YOU. -ayCIy W. Collins, the SUM Of 50 o.
you, bartholomew CanfN. the suIl Of - cents;
you, Nellie Hastings. the sum Of il ,tlts; You,
Eveliue Hastings. tie sufa Of y cents; you,
Nathaniel P. Sheldon. TIE sum "f s. it: yol,
Isaac NJ. Merrill the sum Of &c IL: Sul. TIE al
ninistra:u-. executor, or legal rcprest natives
of II. o. Gaylord, deceased the rum Of - cents:
you, the administrator, executor, Ct legal r+T-
Tescntatiyts Of John Iothiil. deceased, ihe
sSn. OF 10 &, lIts; you, the adEins'Ta:'T cNecr-
tor. c. legal representative # oCthvlan Hogs,
deceased. tie sum of A. cents. YOU. -he admin
trstc- executor, O. Il -al reprs sentative Of Jos
e. Baldwin, deceased: the SUM q - &C. you,
the ad-inis ratCr, executor, OF legal rtpross MIA
tiyes of Charles J.. Fitch, deceased, the sUIn OF
- SN-all il the gold ari silver com Of the
United stats and II at the expiration # 20 days
atty ihe publication u. this notice, Hcu, az
eitLcr It J.u. fail or refuse 30 Contribute such
proportinr, 81 Is due, utoc you. several shares
and maE, ,5GvIaent g Tho sun herein publish
I'd to the und. rai-ucd, IL. interest 81 the del
:,Iqneut rartIes il. abe ss2d IuT5i Z Cis!:c ahd
,rt,, ,Tty shat! an,. II =. III .tritri- e.
the urdcreiC-l. l. he Las u:i,t= ne = i''3-e *
readiture-.
Ssa Fra1.t.s,-o, Ftl-,.aT3 Itti!, lN-i.
HLSItI :. lifCH.
- California Il, 10 Il :.
ftIt-csv-.-1
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NOTICE.

Le Roy Silver and Copper Mining &c.
4 OCATlON OF NINE, GENOA Mn
ing District. Eevada.--Notice is hereby
given that HENRY 8. FITCH. one Of the CO
owners Of the mining claims. located and own
ed by the lie Roy Silver and Copper Mining Co..
situate in Genoa Mining District. douglas
comfy. Nevada. has expended in the year A. D.
1874, the sum Of twenty five dollars in United
States gold coin, upon said claim, in sccOFd-
ance with the Act Of Congress, entitled, IAN
Act TO promote the developement of the mining
resources Of the United States" approved Nay
10, A. d. 1872. and that the co-owners with
said Fitch are required to contribute their pro-
portion of the kaid expenditures. namely: You,
simon T. Walsh, the sum Of - cents; you, Peter
W. Randle, the sum Of % cents; you, William
Burns. the sum Of 81 cents: you, George God
frey, the sum Of ~ cents. you, John W. Brown,
the sum of 81 cents; you, Johnathan Kittridge,
the sum Of 81 20: You, James Root, the sum Of
IS cents; you. Louis H. boneshell, 62 cents; you,
Josiah MoultOn, II 80; ysu, Joseph A. Carrie,
the sum Of 50 Is; you, b. b. Francis, the sum
Of 70 cents; You, David Bowie, the sum OF 80
cents; you, samuel Theodore, the sum Of 90
cents; you, Gardner Elliott, the sum of II
cents; you, the administrator. executor, ur legal
representatives of Charles L. Fitch, deceased,
the sum Of :. %; you. the administrator, ex-
ecutOr, or legal representatives Of George W.
Nickerson, deceased, the sum Of - centS,-Su
in the gold and silver coin Of the United etatas.
md II q the expiration q - 6ays, SITTER tbs
publication Of this n0tice, you, q either q you.
fail - REFUSE TO contribute such proportion
upoa your osvoxal sharas, anA WA1D payment -
th0 undersigned, the interest of delinquent par
ties in the said mining clsim and property shall
and will become the property Of the under
signed who has made the required expenditures.
San Francisco, California, February 10Th, A.
D. 1875. HENRY 3. FITCH,
5:3 California St., Room Z.
fe13-oaw-Ad
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NJ n007E I" AHD
NJ Ekefnl FOR An
81. 0VU n cura BITE G q S 9
~ DIR. LIE RlCHAU'S
Il COL DEN e a L S a M

After ten years Of trial on this Cost has
proven itself the only curative ina crr:sin class
of diseases pronounced By medics praotiiioS-
ers as incurable
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-07
NOTICE OF SALE OF lMP0uNDED
ANIMAL.

TUNAKRN UP APRIL "a, 1873. on
street north Of Torreyson's Block, Carso.,
City: One bay horse. black name and tail, tire.
white feet; left fore pastern white; right fore
psstern black: left hind pastern white above
fetlock; right hind pastern black on inside:
down to hoof, outside white; branded L. H.
Notice is hereby given that unless applied for
and redeemed previously, l will sell the above
described animal. to pay the charges that have
accrued and will sccrus, against him and cost.
in front Of the Court House door in Carson CITY
Oh the
14th day of May, A. d. 1875,
bstween the hsurS Ct 10 O'Clock /. u. sala !
USl.Gk y. ~
q. +. SWIFT,
City 1arshAl.
CafoAo CITY, Ny Z, 1879. nyk9s
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FuvnlaIod Room for Ront.

NNHR UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
Il rent . very elegantly fu1niahsd room
fronting on csrsen street, between Sixth And
seventh streets. Csrs0n Oity. 4 magnificent
garden surrounds the house. For further par
ticuls ~ enquire On the rsmises.
myl-N MRS. ROWE.
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Or. lie Riehau's COLLEEN BiLSkK No.

cures C7lsncres first and second stages. Sc-es O.
the Legs or Body Sore Lars. Eyes. Nose, &c.
Copper-c0lored Blntches, Syrhilitic Catarrh.
Diseased Scalp. and all primary forms Of the
disease Known Syphilis. Price, s. Ter bottle
or two for 50
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NOTICE.
RI" Hi~i~ silver ard Copper Mining
Company.
7 Oc.TinN OF WORKS. GENOi

I OCaTInN OF WORKS. GENOA
Mining DI-tc-gt, y vsia.-Nut.ee = hereby
-.v.o. that HI MY :. FIFCS. uE- Z the CO.
owners of tho :, :a'nG claims l'rst.9 and OWL
ed by TIE t:io Ni~ta S:ivtr ard Gppp-- Mining
90" III Genoa Mining I;~trjrt Douglas county.
NeTada. has .NDt nd'-l il tn year i. D. 1874.
71rcl sad Ans ls.T lait- M yt..,. Escee-ary
~. TGltur.-. TIE sum 81 tfra~ Lundr.l al.d
sIAty dollar II GATED Stats gold coin, IL ac-
cort!auce ;:h the Act ~ Congress. united An
Act 10 pIoIr','c tn CtS. iuntu"ut OF the mining
r, sources cf TIE trlir,! Stats" approved Ma.
II. A l.. 1872. And That The GOV IA - lth said
Fitch req1:irrd t. contribute t.,t II proportion
II the raid cXprr lit W =. Aslnel. You. Robert
l.. Hopkins, til sum = y q. y.H- Peter W.
Randle the SIN. OF Il ~ yoI, SIMON T. Wslsh,
the sun D.: 81 81; you. ">eph A. Carrie tEf sum
o. : 20; :Ou, Chsri.s 4 Ha-kih>, the sum Of
of 81 50. VOW, Thomas II. Eiyt;.c, the sum ii
81 30; you. Corneiins J Baton. the SUN Of - ~:
yCu. Hiiliam T. FISH, the sam of Il 20; yOu
Sayory ". Collins tlie sum -: 81 81: you, o. l..
wheaton, the sum q = A.: you. John u. Hatch
the sum Of a 80; yuu f 0. Kellogg. the of
~ AZ: yen, Luoien Herman. the eunl of II -;
you Abel Wade and II. B. Pofi-r. the sum OF
Il -: YOU, the ajnlH;strAtt executor. OF i gal
repr. sentativ.s of John T"thil,. decreased. the
sun, of 81 A.: you, the administrator. executor,
OF legal reLr. seItatiyes OF Charles l. Fitch, de-
ceae,d, the sum of sas 95; .ou, tn. adIninistra-
tor executor, or Legal representatives
OF Octsvian Hogs deceased the sum
Of 81 ~; you, the administrator, eX-
ccutcr, or legal representative of George
W. Sicker>on, deceased. the sum of Il AZ; you,
the administrator, executor, or legal represents
tiyes OF phi Raset!ee. deceased, the sum Of
81 43-all in the gold and silver coin of the
United States; and il at the expiration Of ninety
days, after the publication Of this notice. You.
either Of you, fail or refuse to contribute such
proportion upon your several shares. and make
pay ment to the undersigned, the interest OF the
delinquent parties in the said mining claim and
property shall end will become the property Of
the undersigned who has made the required ex-
penditures.
san Frapcisco, February 10. 1878.
henry 3. FITCH,
5S5 California ST, Rooms
fel3-oaw-Nd
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DWELLING FOR SALE.

A DWELLING AND GROUNDS,
IA desirably located in Carson City, il offer
ed for sale on favorable terms. The house cor
tains nine hard finished rooms. Fer further
Information apply to Carson APPEAL Office.
nyk-lh
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NOTICE CF ADMINISTRATOR S
SALE CT REAL ESTATE
HEREBY GIVEN THAT

ANOTlGE H HtstEbh III ss-N hsEh
~ in pursuance az the order Of tnn District
Court Of The I'd Judicial District il ard FOX the
County of Orn,fIy, stat Of Nevsds, made on
the LIST day of May, A. ID. 1875, in the matter o.
tie estate OF WM r. WILSON. deceased, the
undersigned. Administrator and ADMINISTRATIVE
Of said estate will II al public auction TO TIE
highest bidder fog cash IN separate parcels and
subject TO the CoIirIEatIon by sad Court, oil
Wednesday. the 26th day of May. \, D.
1915, at = o'clock ?. II.
At the ,Jurt-hotiss ssoor Of SAID Distr!c; Court,
i, Carso,, city II said county and STATE All the
right title interest and estate of the sad mites
tate at the time of his de ath, aId all TIE night,
title ana interest that the said estate has. by
operation of law Or otherwise acquired otheT
thsn. or IN addition to, that Of thC SAID ihies-
tate 81 the TINE ut his death. II and 10 all OF
those lots pieces OF parcels OF land situate i!-
ing and being IL Carson City, County OF oTnis-
ty ard State Of Nevada, and described a fo!-
lows 10 wit: All of lot six t6l and west eight
s.r, Isl feet Of lot seven - in block seven 10
and north twenty-foGr CA feet of lot six TO-
in block fifteen iI5 all il Sears. Thompson. and
Sears division: also. ali of lot ten 40 III block
forty-fcur "A, II Musser d1yisiCn OF said Ca-
son City
Terms cash or day Of Confirmation OF sale by
said District CcGr:: deed at expense OF purche-
ser HOMER n. BILLINGS,
Adminis;ratcr.
NANCY Il. WILSON,
Maid Administrative.
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Horrible Diseases.

Skin diseases Of wears standing and UlceyRtei
Lee successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands of persons, both NAL.
aud female az there who are suffering cut g..
miserable tAlsst nee ron lie effects of secret
du'.t,.Ces or ga. -irus absorbed ,uto the sys-
ten Look st Iur!- Isilit. =-.ac::s-ed and Dis
figured faces and their brnk-n-down constitu
tons. d!equali:ylLG tl' IL for tie happiness a.
ruarrises- 81 the enjoyment Of life. In thl
EurEIa situation thousands sC-fer until icata
CLOSES the scene. Lat parents. guardians
ends. st;. nd to those who are ssff-IIDg vi:t
sIy If the,e b, iritle. life-destro3 ing malsdies
-" that tn cared Tor and cured before y
IL TOO late. send thtIA Immediately 70 DE.
GIDEON. ply stefan who has made private
diseases his especial study for WEARS, ana who :.
certain 70 cure the Iost inyeterste case, EitboV:
mercury or siIy ln!ui:nusdruGs.
Seminal Weakness.
s. :ainai Emissions, the consequence OF SELF
abuse: This solitary vice, or depraNcd se1ua.
indulgence. is practiced by the youth Of bot
sexes to sn almost unlimited extent, producing
with uuerring certainty, the following train 81
morbid SYMPTOMS, unless cOnIbsted 10y sciaEt.-
fc medical measures, viz: Sallow couute--.
ancc. dark spots under the eyes. pain in ill.,.
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustiEs
Of leaves and rattling OF chariots. unessinees
about the loins, weakness Of the limbs coEfu-
SD vision, biuuted intellect. loss Of confidence
diriideace in approaching strangers, . dislike -
form new acquaintance, disposition to shCz.
society, loss Of memory. hectic fiushes. pimple-.
and various ,ruptions about the faces. :urre.,
tongue. fetid BREATH coughs, consumption
night svests, mononlsnis aud frequent insanity
II relief be not obtained, should apply imn<
diateiy either in person or by letter. and have .
cure effected by his new aud scientific mode Of
treating this disease. which never fails Of sf.
fectius quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at . distance may be CURED AT
HOME, BY addressing letter to DIR. GIDEON,
stating case, symptoms. length OF time the d.
ease has continued. and have medicine prompt.
ly forwarded. free from damage and curiosity
TO any part Of the country, with full and plain
directions. By inserting Ten DollA1 coin, in
registered letter. through the Postonice Q,
through Wells, Fargo Co.; . package Of medi-
cine will be forwarded to any part OF the Unio4.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. 6ibbon
that they read his advertisements In the APPEAL
Address. DIR. J. y. GlBDON.
je2s-ly Box 1857. San Tyancisce.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE
-, NEW REMEDIES
e.. NEW REMEDIES ;
taa,s DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSAII
SfskG- G'.3 Erarny street.
G23 Nrarry street.

SAl Francisco Established in ts-4, ftr tie
tTratInt LIT Of :, xual and seminal Disease sti-s
SIS t1taorrlIes, Glcet. structure, syphilis in
it, forms, seminal Weakness. Impotercy, ete.
Skin diseases Of Years standing and liberated
L.. successfully treated
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
SIrfci.

Tor GINGER Seit trat eln enslii6er 20;
lititer nnc 0inanSmuun. Der iait ieiu gam
,es Tcrnosen IN Der Siirtei an9ele9t bat, nit
Dem Eroiecte al Die Seiientli6feit, aus
Der Sirfei cine Gttienseieui9ait ;u bilSeu
in Der Commissioning, oaB cine sewiiien:
bate Direction uno Elm sbsn iol6er Ser.
~waltun9sratb beiier wirtbidaften wiirSe
ais Die iesi9e Gesierung, uno nidtin ieoem
Sabre uieI Nal in bic Serlessnbeit fommer
perpe, fein @elo sur GinlOiuns bes iewei.
lisen Coupons III babsn. Die ancerer
europdii6en Staaten, 10 i6lo6 Der tabnt
SnsIanper weiter, wiiroeu Damn einieben,
paB Die Sirtsit nidt nur %seiunbe, iouberl
inter Der ueusn Yeituns Die ibrisen Md6.
te in 6anoel, Snoultrie, gferbau &C.,
Iberbaupt in 4lem pouit6nbis in Der
S9atten iteus. Die natiirli6e Solae mar,
Damn, Dap aut @runo peiien ale europdi,
I6en Staaten mad uno ua6 in 9lttier Sc:
leli9aften perwanoelt wiiroen; Seere &C
lolltsn Sann absei6aiit, iibsrbaupt leo,
auBere Wta9tlteluns auissgebsn wsrSen
uno oas ein;ise Seitrsbsn Ser peri6ieoener
Oirsctionen nnr baraui seri6tet ieiu, ein,
redt sroBe Oiuioenoe al ibre Mttiondrt
sur Sertbeilnns brinsem gu tOnnsn. "a.
nit mare fir europa Der Suitanb Ses slui'
gen 6rieoens einsetreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
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