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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August 2S.-Whca'
Steady and unchurg"d; new No. > rel
held nt 81 y; new No rcd uomr.:
old held at 81 80 for No red; /; ! -
for No. do. Corn-Lower; bow muNoI
Ijc; high mixed &c; ears on track -,
73r. Oats-Lower; No Stat" jHc; Nu.
4jc. Petroeum-Dull; standard wh.lr
car lots, Ste; ONO test lOici small say
lim2 DC above these figures.
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More Rain and Damage 10 Crops in
tho Northwest.

ST PAUL, August 2S-Thcre has
been another twcnty-fOur hours soaking
rain. Continuous and very blue reports
from the interior continue to come IN.
This evening the weather appears to be
clearing, with cold winds from the north
west ,and ii,the promise ofdry, clear wealth
o. is made good, the damage TO the grain
crops from the recent deluge will be- In
significant. but the corn crop will not
probably ripen under any conditions
that are likely to arise.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-PrtroIo-
um-Stronger; refined llic; crude e..
Flour Steady; supcriinc - 90; extra
S5 OOmj -; high grades s. 7jms -.
Wheat Steady red 81 A. Corn
Fairly active; western mixed 75m SO.
Oats-U Unsettled; old white 7Or,15r;
mixed GSCr70c. Provisions Steady;
Pork SD 90 Lard-l4Mlilc. WHISKY
ii - Butter-St"ady; New York urd
Bradford county extra 30m3lic; first
2sla 30c; western extras 2jm 21ci rolls
extra 2iM2sci frsts 2O" 2Tc. Chrr-"
-Unchanged. Eggs-Quicti western
2lM22c.
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Toledo Mark eI.

TOLEDO, August 2s-Fiour- QuIr,
and unchanged. Whcat-Firm; Ne. >
white Wabash 81 4G; No. white Mich
igan new 81 80; No. 81 - amb.r
Michigan new 81 ~. Corn-Quict and
firm; high mixed 7lc; seller September
re; seller October 72ic; low mixed GSn
Oats-Quiet and firm No. 2 i@ici Whit"
4Ic: MIchlgan 42c.
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Feeling Over The Fail re of sterling.
Ahrens a 90.

BALrINoag, Angus, 2S.-Taa excite
ment attending the failure OF Sterling,
Ahrens X Co., has quie;ct, aud this after
noon. there /, IA general feeling Of relief
that no further Suspensions nave occurred
or are apprehcnde1. The paper Of N;er..
in. Athens X Co., and that of Ca.yer,
Srngar and the California company, l.
distributed around the city
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Mexican OutragcS still Being Perpe-
tratcu.

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-Informa-
tion has been received from prominent
officer on the Rio Grande to the effect
that cattle stealing and murders of peace
able American citizens are still pcrpetra.
ted by maraudcrs, and in all probability
they will continue in spite Of all the
forces we can send there unless we can
break up the bands OF assaSsins on either
side of the river. and as far in the inte-
rior of Mexico AS may be found
necessary
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Terrible Water Spout.

MrsKoGEE, l. T., August pa terri
bic water >pou, fell two miles north ct
Caldoat II o'clock to-day. For two hours
succeeding, the rain fell IN torrents. AT
the crossing OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railroad, the water rose twelve
feet in two hours, displacing the bridge
between Caddo and Carney, and over
flowing the track for several miles. The
passenger train was delayed sometime in
making repairs, and the freight trains
abandoned. 1t was impossible to see ten
feet from the train.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcGNNATI August - cotton
Quiet at l4sc. Flour-Dull and ur-
changed. Wheat-Old red 81 4OC' | Il:
new 72lc. Oats 25@ jOc; old so" Gjr.
Barley-Activc; spring - 20r,l 30
Rye-S2IM SIC. Pork-Dull at $40 30
Lard--Steam 3Ml@!c; kettle l2!~ / g.
for country and city Bulk Mrnts-
Quiet at sim S.ml ll.c. Bacon-2Lr'
l3ic. Whisky Steady and active at
- ~.
IoG.-Stockors 50 45l,7O 90; good licht
- @pMS 10
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Xeyv York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YORK, August 28.-Thcrc WI, Il
steady demand for staple cotton good, ut
unchanged prices Prints continue ~
tive. Glngtaus are III good demand,
and wor-tcd dress goods are in bri,k r"-
quest. Woolcn and striped wa.tcd
shades in fair demand Wool flannel
are not as active. Fancy cassimcrc,
moved slowly, and oycrcoating, quiet.
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A CORRECTION.
FAIRMoNT, W EST VA, \

FAIRMoNT, WEST VA, Aug. -.
Special To the Register:
4 statement in your paper OF to-day
that John w. Lott, Postmaster,
was arrested, was incorrect, nor
has he been. His deputy was arrested.
a. B. FLEMING.
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PARIS August y A dispatch from
Per.iguan says that the news Of the sur
render of SEQ de Urgel is doubted here
The utcst dispatch from Gen. Compo.
was dated the 2Gth, and says of the Car
lists, 81 shall probably grant Il further
brief suspension of hosrilitics. After
which il they remain obstinate, hall
attack the citadel.
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deliberations Of the Board OF Trus.
ices OF the Bank.

The city Is qWet a. usual. ht IFus-
tees OF the Bank of California adjourned
this evening, after q protracteI session, To
meet Monday and attend the funeral Of
Ralston in body. They will resume
the session Tuesday. Nothing whatever
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Death ora Noted Politician.

Col X. Schoonovcr, who was formerly
noted local politician, died in this
county ut nine o'clock this morning. He
was member Of the State Constitution
Al Convention OF 1850 served in the
mounted rifles during the Mexican war
as n captain under Col. Upton, and was
a prominent member of the State Lcgis-
lature for ten years. He will be buried
tomorrow By the Masonic fraternity of
which he was n distinguished member.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PlTTsBURGH, August 2S. Wheat
Unchanged; Pennsylvania and Ohio red
quoted at 81 50@l s.. Corn-Quirl;
quoted at 63Ca Soc for good mixed To
prime yellow on track. Petroleum
Dali; crude 81 Il! at Parker's; refined
ll!c for Philadelphia delivery.
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o,-p CORPORATION LAWS.

Under Oh" AVS '' west ''-''''" ''''
aa.I.r u' shares any e'rP"r"''"" Is IT,
-p.u-.nlr :"- 'a' dr't' OF th"' corpora
t.p only To- the amount 'i '"e '"'"e VI
t..-...e held by ..", l"e 'o''S"'''"'
OF "a member Of firm are a'aer'h'
>.pp'-" \. u. {. j, and form 4 coz
partnership .rtaa manufacture OF glass
.r .,-..... ant Pa' ''.,1y ;','"' apiece
ar %. purpose o.. purchasing WORKS ana
.u.-.. ..- ,-' prosecution 'i tHe'r
business. Tn" works are purchased ana
..- maa..,.r' v. ware, commenced
and successfully prosecuted. As the
prospect, Of their business extends these
eer..rm.n ar" disposed to add to the ca
I...g .. their works, For TINS pNrP"''
additional capita. is r' 'i..r''' A""''7 "
N,~-r-. \, L. l. H. ""' may "'' DC |'"
81. men "' wealth. '"'! may ''' " ~,
."-"'' nave n'' r'".! "''''S '"','''U
." "'a.F '''''.''' '','''' ',. .''
''' m'H'"F '' '"' i" Ut '''''7 "
.aI .n bis "w" pocket and advancing
an adI .oua 5000, for enlargement
....u .r...r.. .I.,.a, tn 81 bqnk
-, u.. fr,,
an. negotiate '"' '''-"''''' ~ CIV
,- lMn $4,000 required. This goes into
,..,...,.... anal +. faithfully applied;
,.....,,. ., ,,orr-
".- '.E'.-'- ''.'.' ''' '''S
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Catholic pilgrimage 10 France.

LoSDoN. August 2--The Tunes cor
respondent at Berlin telegraph. that the
Pope has sent his special blessing to the
promoter, Of Catholic prIgrimage to
Franc. and J., seems certain the project
will be CARED ont. To avoid colli-i, rs
the pilgrim. will leave Germany one by
nnn nnh rend.ZIOuz ut Mons and CarLs
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Louisville BANKS Not Affected.

LOUISVILLE. Augu-t 2--The Louis
vile bank, are not affected 10 the east by
the California nniure Ra.-tou Wa we'll
known in this city, hy the tauh,r- and
prominent citizens, many Ut whom re-
member him as u clerk Of Ohio ami Ms
,issippl steamboats, years ago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

FRANKFoRT.oS .oS-THE-M MAIN, Aug. 2S-
The editor OF the Frmkt,rter Zeitm,
wa, sent to prison to-day tor refusing L
testify a, to the authorship ot certain
articles the publication of which WAS il
violation OF the press Jaw.
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Well known Baptist Preacher
Killed.

IxDIANAPoLIs, August 2S-Rev.
Isaac Dennan, well known Baptist
preacher. aged 50 years was killed at Lodi,
Indiana this afternoon by being run
over by train on the Indian" and ST.
Louis railroad.
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Case of The Ro, nj Yacht Alberta.

LONDON, August 2S.-lt it Is rumorcd
tina, q majority of the jury was in favor
Of verde, of mans'aughter against the
officer, Of the Royal Yacht which ran
down the Mistlctoc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-30

PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-DIS-
patches from Trenton, New Jersey, says
that the defalcation o. the State Treas
urcr amounts to 5000 600
He ha, been arrested and taken to Tren-
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THE CALIFORNIA FAILURE,
The Latest Particulars.
Liabilities Upwards of $l4, =
100000.
Theories Regarding RaIstom's Death

SAN Francisco, August 2S.-No Off
clal statement has yet been made Of the
condition of the Bank of California. The
Directors applied to Flood & o Brien for
relief yesterday, and offered to present
that firm the entire paid up capital stock
Of the bank, and also Sl,0O0,00O in addi-
tion to be assessed on the stockholders.
making in all $7,5OO,O0O provided that
Flood X o. Brien would, for this consider
alton, assume the liabilities of the bank.
The proposition was declined The bank
has no doubt that the liabilities are Sl4,-
100000, and the available assets
not far from 100000, which
shrunk considerably before the
true condition of the banI,
had been concealed from the directors up
to yesterday. The directors held full
meeting to-day; Mr.. Ralston soon enter
ed, and Mr.. Mills promptly asked him to
resign his position as Presiden: of the
bank. Ralston complied, and Mills then
asked him TO leave the room, aud he did
50. The directors were still in session
when the news was brought that Ralston
had drowned himself Some 81, 100000 Of
the liabilities are in form of
acceptances for advances made by our
leading capitalists to strengthen the
banks. Ofthese Governor Stanford holds
$I00. 600
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FOREIGN.


RAGUsA. August 29-Mohammcd
Ali, has been appointed commander il
chief of the Turkish forces in Icrzcgo-
vnia and Bosnia. II" arrived here yes
tcrday, ON his way to assume command
Servo Pa,ha, Extraordinary Commis-
,ioner,passed here yesterday on II steamer
gong to Klcrh. The steamer also carried
troop, and artillery The representatives
of foreign powers will meet in Moster,
and attempt modification.
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A Suspicious Eye and Ear Doctor.

An impo>tor named DR.. james Harvey
Comstock, who detrauded quite num-
Der of citizens of sundry amounts az
grcgating several hundred dollars, ab-
seconded to-day. He was an eye and ear
doctor, and stopped long enough to re-
cruit his purse.
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The Lather Homicide.

NEW ALBANY, IND, August 2S.-Thc
preliminary examination OF the parties
Engaged in the JetierSonvlle homicide,
resulted in the holding of the paramour
OF Lawther for appearance in the crlmin-
al court, in the sum of 500, and Hous,
ton, lis accessory, in $500. Lawther died
last night ut . o'clock. The parties were
convey ed to the county jailnt Charleston.
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N''
g. a.li4.- ia.
r..v our reports this morning the
p-,aau.l,.r, are that the weather to-day
VIA be fair with westerly U'nas' "pu
4s"er ''"'P''''--',
lva>a the three principal officers o.
, Sa,ror New Jersey are-Governor'
.rru y BFpIE. tDcmocrat.) Secr"-
,-r . State. Henry c. KELSEY,
r...,.-a,t Treasurer .IosEpuUS SooY,
a.. r..rnrf,gnI 1t is hardly worth while
......,,s,.., .,hc list. cur citizens are not
..u, Interested.
r,l. n. way this last named has
t.....,.t for 100000. These Radi-
..,.....,.o, are SO common we had
..-.,.,,.r =, mention it.
-
NJ had "a sh.r. CALL yesterday, from
u r.,..ry WILSON. financial agent
VI. ID. r... Flo Alliance and
". ,h' 'N.'-..' '',' - .,,r,. ,h,, n.
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The new post office Of New York is
now IN active operation.
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gsrv our reports this morning the
g-..lu..,.r, are that the weather to-day
yH be fair, with westerly winds, and
,..,re~ temperature.
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is known concerning the deliberations.
Inquiry developes the fact that various
man ufacturing enterprises in the city
in which Ralston was interested, show no
signs of weakening. Coin was being
transferred during the day from the
United States Treasury, and though no
loans can yet be obtained, money is easier
Real estate dealers say the effect on that
branch of business will be rather bene-
fetal than otherwise Prices have been
maintained.
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CannIAppraiscr Arrested.

ALBANY, August 2S.-A warrant of
arrest has been issued against Thadeus
G. Davis, one OF the canal appraisers, Tor
the recovery of $4,000 and upwards,
alleged to be wrongfully obtained by
him upon one of John Hands awards, in
which it is said he appears to have acted
in concert with George ID. Lord. Lewis
j. Bennett, one of the alleged accom-
plices has already been arrested in the
Hand relief bill case. He has made res
titution to State to amount of about
$4,000.
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The death OF Ralston forms the princi-
pal topic of conversation. Flags are at
halfmast throughout the city, and ex-
prcssious Of regret and sympathy for the
deceased banker are heard on all sides
Later information tends strongly to
disproyc the theory of suicide, and the
statements of the physicians 60 to show
that death resulted from apoplcxy while
swimming yesterday. Mr.. RaIston trans
ierrcd all his property to Senator Will
liam Sharon, for the benefit of his crcdI.
tors. aud Mr. Sharon, in receiving the
trust, pledged his honor to stand by his
old friend to the last dollar Of his own
private fortune.
The affairs of the Bank of California
have been put in the hands Of an eXecu.
tivecommttcc, consisting of VIM. Alvord
and George II Howard. ID. o. Mills,
cX-presidcnt Of the bank has not
yet arrived. \ statement of the
condition is not yet prepared, but reliable
information shows that the liabilities will
be- upwards OF Sl4.OOO,OOO; reliable as
sets seven to eight million. The princ.
pal stockholders will probably have to
be assessed from fprty to fifty cents on
tue dollar to pay oil the liabilities.
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3t'hrclinq 2eal5ter.

,,r closed II New York Saturday
q. ia.
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Inquest on RalstOm's BOdy-Matters
Quieting Down.

SAN FRANcISCo, August 2S.-Thc in
quest on the body of Ralston has been
commenced. The Bank OF California is
drapcd in mourning. All is quiet on
California street, and matters are assum-
ing their usual aspect. Business men do
not apprehcnd any failures on Monday,
collection day, and deny the rumors rel
utive to the popular feeling and demon
1 atoms : inst the Bu'ist b., and call
Lncm mcr, rdlc uttcrances of excited in
dividuals, and incendiary efforts on
the part Of some parties personally
and politically hostile to that journal
TO create cnmity against it.
Ralstons funeral has been postponed
till MnndnN morning at O'Clock.
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Testimony Before the Coroner

Testimony Before the Coroner.
The jurors in the Raiston inquest are
as follows: John X. Ganiss, c. l.. Mil
Ter, II. F. Williams, \. \. Cohcr, K. T.
Morrow, j. w. Kene, w. l.. Barnes,
and j. c. L. Wadsworth.
Joseph Dunking, proprietor Of the
Neptune Bath House, tcStiticd:-lsalston
came to take bath ut half past three: he
usually came early in the morning; my
son-in.law served him; did not see him
enter the water; had no conversation
with him; two young men who
went IN with him shortly ran
in and said something was
was the matter with that man; they with
my son-in-aw went out in II boat and
watched for Ralston to appear ut the
piles, but saw nothing of him. he was
perspiring freely when he came to the
bath house; my son.in- law checked him,
but he said he would dry himself and
take as hover bath before going in.
Clarence Richardson, son-in-iuw tcsti-
icd-RalstOn was smiling and Cheerful
when he came to the bath house; waited
on him and took charge Of his clothes;
warned him against going in when he
said he would dry himself and
take shower bath about - minutes
after he went in, II Young man told me
something was wrong with him; pushed
out in a boat and met another boat with
Ralston body. Ralston WAS in the habit
of swimming some distance when be- went
bathing; d d not see him the water.
Theodore c. Bee, AsSayer at the Selby
smelling works, testified that watch
man on the wharf told him man was
drowning; the body was two or three
hundred feet from the wharf in the Wa
ter. face down; his head appeared to be-
under water; We got the clerk and engi
n. er of the steamer Bullion lying near.
to recover the body; he brought him
ashore: did not see him breathe;
used means Of restoration; saw signs OF
life and sent for Doctor Newmark, who
came
Michael J. Clark, engineer Of the
,teumcr Bullion, te>tIfed-saw the man
in the water squirming "a II IN fit; act
ed unnaturaIly; was two or three hun
dred feet distant: went in Il boat and got
him, thought he was alive when l
reached him; feared he would die before
reaching shore; took him on the steamer
and pulled for the shore as fast as posi-
bic: noticed no signs of life when | got
him ashore; when | first saw him in the
water he was struggling and making for
shore.
Doctor Nrwmark sworn-When he
arrived he found the body on the sand,
apparently hfclcss; could detect no b"at.
ing of the pulse or heart; he kept up An
artificial respiration for an hour the ap-
pearance OF the body was that OF a man
who had died from apopleXyi face lIvid,
eyes CLASSY, pupils diIated; a sudden
plunge INTO the water when ov"rheated
would be apt TO produce apoplcXy.
DR.. Nacari corro' o'ated the testimony
of the preceding witness.
One of the jurors here said it was Use
less to examine any more witnesses, say
ing: If We don't know now what that
man died of we never shall know.
The inquest then adjourned til. F. NJ.
rr;h.,,yo,s nf tho Roard nf Trus-
, 1875-10-02
S 90 RnwARD
FOR AN
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v DIR. LIE RICUAU'S
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n q q L ID l. - ID \ L = A NJ
AMER ten years trial on this coast has
proven itself the onlycurttive In certain
Clr~- of diseases pronounced by medical
practitioners a. incuuhle.
DIR. IL EICHAU-S GOLDEN BALSAM
No. ] cures cancers, first and second stages;
sores ON the Legs or Body; sore Ears, Eyes,
Nose. etc: Copper COlOrcd BlOtchcS. SNphl-
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Price, Is per bottle, or two FOR -.
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ties.
On receipt of price these medicines will
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None genuine without signature, C.
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Sole Agents e. T. RICnARDS& & co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
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7I-y San Francisco. Cal n
, 1875-10-02

months after be learned that those
two men were talking about some
other man Then, 70 make mat
ters worse, that little ten dollar
affair leaked out and now Bagley
swearS that when he gets married
again, be is going to the Arctic
regions.
, 1875-10-02
HEAL TIT BEAUTYlI

STRONG AND PURE RICH BIooD-INcREA
OF FLEsH AND WElGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFuL c0APLExION kEcURED Az.
, 1875-10-02
CHARLES E1sENBEIs.

DIONEER CRACKER BAKERY, PRO
L vision and Grocery Store.
lrdrrs respectfully solicited and saiis-
faction guaranteed.
Port Townsend. v 7.
, 1875-10-02
WILDLY Island Ferry
sIoop Nellie

WILL Run THE FERRY BETWEEN
w Port Townsend and Wildly Island,
for Coupevilie.
fARE-To Ebey's Landing ....- Al o.
Through to Coupeville. -. ,55
81 Al orders left with IT. L. TrBnA1s
Wi be attended 10.
tstf BENSON & JOHNSON.
, 1875-10-02

nryzHlg, Mas.., galy Is I1ll.
DA RaurAr - kHEa h1i oyE1l Iun1r sT1Ii11 "a
be.si. All tha Ds'lou nd tlls hslp 5l n ~
every thing that fpurnusndsd VI n1lknl kslpll ~
h,s.as ~ s...sd - ts.l.. ys.. I1k = ks.l.1
d 4 ym R,.ly hsfi ~ AsI1 nit ITn u -1or = <
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, 1875-10-02
YOUNG MFN

who may y suffering nom the efIect
q youthful follies or indiscrefion, WlIl
90 veil 70 avail themselves ofthia, the
greatest boon ever lnld At the altar Of
suffering humanity. IN. HpTNNET
viii guarantee to forfeit $500 for every
case OF seminal weakness. or Drfvnfe
disease Of any kind or character which
he undertakes and fails 10 cure. He
would. thernIoro say 10 the unforfunafe
sufferers who may read this notice. that
you are trcading upon Dangerous
ground when you longer delay m seek
ny the proper remedy for your COM
plnint- 1on may be IN the drst stage.
nememberyou are approaching the Inst,
" you are bordering upon the last, and
Are sulerln4 some or al offta N effects,
1ememDer that II you persist in pro-
cinsunatlon, the time must come
when the most skillfnl physician can
render you no assistance when the
door of hope WIN be closed against YOU.
when no angel Of mercy can bring Won
relief In no case has the uocfor failed
or success- Then let not despair work
upon your Imagination. but avail vour-
self o. the beneficial results OF his treat
nent before your Ease Is beyound the
reach o. medical skin, or before grim
ueAth nurflee you 70 a premature
Enye. Pun course OF treatment ~ .Oo.
send money BY Post-ofIlce order or KY
pres with full description OF case.
galt or address Dr. A. B. SPTNNEY
No. II Kearney Street, san Frrneieeo.