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the curious attemp, 10 determine the
antiquity Of human remains or works
Of at, and finds the bronze age in
Europe to have been pretty accurate
" fixed vt 1000 or 1000 years ago,
the stone age Of the Swiss lake dwell
ings at 5000 10 1000 years, ''and Al
indefinite anterior period" The
burn, brick found six Y feet deep j,
the fine allnvinm indicates an anti
guilty of 10000 years; another frag
ment at seventy-,wo feet gives 30.
OOo wears. A human skeleton founo
a, the depth of sixteen feet below
four hundred buried forests supelim'
posed upon each other, hiss been cal
culated by DIR. Dawell 10 have ami,
guilty Of $4,000 ,crs. Blu al these
estimates are pale before those which
Kem's Cavern a. Troquay Legitimate.
Here the drip Of the stalagmi'e is the
chief factor Of our computations, CIV
ing us an upper floor which divides
the relics of the last two CT three
thousand years from deposit OF the
bone OF he extinct mammalia and
luton indicating an arctic climate.
Names cut in the stalagnite more
than 1000 years ago are iegible-in
other words where the stalagni'e Is
twelve inches thick and the drip very
copous not more than hundredlh of
foot has been deposited in two cen
tur,e>--a rate Of FIVE feet in 10000
years. Below This, however, we have
thick, much older, aid crystalline T..
e., more slowly formed) sta 'agmite.
beneath which again, ''in a solid brr-
cia very difFeren, from the cave earth;
undoubted works of art having been
found Mr.. Wallace assumes only
100000 years for the upper floor,
100000 for the immediate cave-earth
by which he arrives at the "sum Of
half million years that have prob
ably elapsed since human workman
ship was buried in the depth Of
kent's Cavern"
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Editor Register.,--lt being my mis-
faitnne IL he snow holnd here, AM
Maosa, } aud endcssa:ing to k II lire
Is besl as ! coa'd,I paid wish to the
new peni'ent'ary. The Al p orrietien
made by the Legislature to this in.
! stitution WIS exceedingly small, Sl5,-
0n0, and came very near being no'h-
ing. or this sum $4,000 have already
been expended, and he amount Of
work that has been ACCOMPLISHED IS
almost beyond belief. Thee has
been put up during the past season a
bsild,ng 5uSl2o feel ems sting Of two
stories and II basement. The base wall
is three aud half feet thick, that OF
the first story is two and u half, and
that Of The second two feet, and
the whole being covered with g lod
slate roof. II is ii this building tina
the prisoners now work, cutting stone
and fitting mp temporary Gels. OF al
the force employed in cutting and
loving stone, there is but one who
knew anything of such work before
being imprisoned. and vet the stone
are as neatly cut aud laid as they
are in any building. True, the men
work under the supervision of skull
full foreman. The cells are made oil
solid stone, roof, floor. sides, ends,
all stone. excepting space large
eaongh for the door, or grating,
which is composed Of heavy iron
bars. The dimensions Of each cell is
dix s feet. and seven feet two inches
high. OF these new cells ,5ere are
sixteen finished. People will scarce
iy believe that this large stone build
ing and all these cells have been put
up for less than $4,000. ! say less
than 10000, because $500 of this
amount has been expended in the
purchase OF team and the sinking
of well capable Of furnishing an
endless supply Of water. They prob
ably may not he able to see how tbs
building should cost 50 little and The |
one put up two years ago so much |
Ii is asily accounted for. Two wears
ago the work was all done by free.
SIX He'd workman at an average es
pense To the Sire Of 80 80 per cap-
la per da,, whereas the wo X on the
building Just competed las lee"
done liy ,onvict ltho. ut an average
expeu 10 tlu. ST tie Of 10 per cap.
Ia per div OF The $1,000 apprn
nriafea last inter- there tctna n
Us 00u 70 cont ME the work nex'
Sc se,a, III ~ tie iae it j. cNpen
did ilir w,uk III itsrlt VIII st "
where eve v q I h ) gone, AMI
tie same time eas " !, fE thu e
ha.ing control II the same.
alsaas thought that ? lsontr.
were mlted 10 a Certain amount nl
r tiens per day. but ii is not e, here.
They have all they can eat, and o!
excrilen' qualify TOO, the Officers n.
ting upou the principle tlat if on
expect men t. dp work you must
feed them vel TO enable them to do
it. For breakfast they have wheat
bread, c RI, bread, potatoes, meas and
coffee. For dtnnrr, potatoes, me It,
bread and vegetables, aud for sup.
PER, bread and coffee. This i there
general diet, but i frequently cha =
ed.
Everything about the kitchen asd
dining room is just as neat aud clean
as wax, aud the food is cooked and
put on the table in better sly le than
in some hotels | could mention.
J. Ii. 6.
-Corrtspoadeft State Register.
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We have no evil design upon the
world. ] am sure we have no inten.
ton of abolishing the telegraph nor
w'ping out the railroads, nor even 10
destroy the trade and commerce OF
The country. So long as tea is raised
IN Japan, and sugar produced in the
West Indies, ! presume there will be
SHIPS at sea, and sailors employed to
man them, to carry those commodi.
ties hither; and as we raise more
corn, wheat, beef, and pork in the
Mississippi Valley tina, We ran use,
while people in other States and
lands are in need Of these articles.
trade and commerce will exist. with
the necessary number of men to car
ry them on. While this is SO, vet !
would say to my fellow citizen, out
side the Orange that no opposition
Of theirs, nor war upon us, will give
them what Jack Cade promised the
people Of England, if they would
make him King, namely: such good
and easy and cheap times that thew
could buy seven half-penny loaves
for penny On the other hand. |
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Noli. e or Reading of VIII.

Estate OF Lewis kyser, decs tsssd:
The slate Of Iowa, cedar county H..
10 VII ON IL may cOncern--You are he eby
notified that on the 18th day ~ February
1870. there was opened and publi.i read
ny the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, In and far
said county. An instrument Of writing pur
porting 70 De 20 last vii and testament OF
Lewis kyser. Iste 1T y Id county. deceasea.
ana that the FIRST das OF tn. August term al
SAID Court. co.nnplcing on til. fourth Mon.
DAY 5sd day II August. 1915. has been sci a.
the day tor Anal hearing and PROOF OF said
VIII. ~ which time all person. fnterestea
may appear and show calAe whv the M me
should not be admitted 10 hrabRta,
7WS w, II. VAN NESS. Clerk
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a NAN History Has stepped
Over.

lcommunication to the New York Graphic
Arthur Macarthur, Judge Of he
Supreme Court or tie dis ri t Of
Columbia, gave me an acc mt Of
Pike, last summer. Said he: 81
heard Of Albert Pike as being an In
dian and Texan ranger, or something.
He came to cur court and stood up
ike Moses or some patriarch. tbs
long, gray hair III ringlets fell down
his back and shoulders. He stood
between six and seven feet high, and
stout in proportion, weighing, /
should think, three hundred to four
hundred pounds. A look Of the from
tiersman, the poet, and the lawyer
seemed mixed ii bis face, with a
type Of something heather and an
tique. lie had big bandana hand
kefchief in his fist, cleuchcd into a
little ball. Ever and anon he drew
this across his nose, and seized it in
his Est again. And then he rolled of
law and learning, solemn ana right
on, the line Of his argument, as prac,
teal as he could be, but his illustra.
tions and quotations were rare and
unusual. / was astonished." Alber
Pike is a man history has stepped
over. There is no man in the world
Of 30 many sides TO his character, and
so plain uilhal. He was torn a.
New buryport, Mass, a son of a shoe
maker. A willful spirit took him to
Mexico, and he returned in pack
train as a mule-driyer, from Chihua,
hua to Fort Smith. Settling down in
printing office at Little Rock. he
became an editor, lawyer and chief
Of the Wing party, which he led with
nnfllnching consistency through per
pctual minority down to the civil war
fighting meantime in the Mexican
war, aud doing the Government bus
mess Of the Cherokees He became
rich aud celebrated Quarreling with
Jefferson Davis soon afrer the rebel
lion began, he withdrew from the
contest. and at the close was poor
He removed to Washington about
1867, and opened law Office with
Robert johnson, ex-senator, h"
nephew of Vice President johnson.
His home is in Alexandra, where
with viyacious and intelligent
daughter, Pike spends his time in a
large library, containing perhaps
5000 volumns, elegantly rebound
the collections Of lifetime. Hi,
tastes for books extends t. their Gov
ering, and he has passion for ele-
giant printing in common and coiored
ink, all his own volumes on Masonry
and Hindoo philosophy being produc-
ed in this way by his amateur disci-
pies. Fine swords, dueling pistols
which he has used on the field, col
lection of elaborate pipes, which he
smokes pretty much all the time, and
strange things of virtu, are parts of
his surroundings. His poems have
been collected and reissued within
the last two years, and he has written
series of books on Masonry, which,
queerly enough, have carried him
fiom his apparently trivial theme
back TO medieval Jewish and finally
Sansciit Masonry, as he believes.
Not being a Mason, / am only aware
that either as a poet or scholar.
Pike has traced the germs of Mason
~ beyond the vestihule of history.
He is a Sanscrit scholar. and has com.
posed some abstruse t eatse, now
undergoing publication in London,
which is spoken of with expectancy
by his friends.
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Public notice ]. hereby given that the IN
dersianed has this day been appointed and
commissioned by The Circuit Gourt OF Cedar
county. In the Htate of Iowa, Adninj.i ralur
o. me estate Of d: 4. CLARK dec ased and al,
psIsons having claims against said estate
Clerk Of said Court. clearly stated and duly
sworn 70, and within legal time, preparn.
.ory 70 their being allowed or proved and
persons owing said estate are reOuANted tO
make Immediate payment to the under
signed. and avoid costs,
. Dated At Upton, Iowa, this 9th day Of
2wS l.. l.. SWEET. Adm nistrator.
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showing Of u Zones County
Farmer.
10 he Editor OF the E.ryress

! ~ VIC f-iftb " 6s' S$..f" '""'
In the last issue Of the Ewc1u
wa~ published an article from The
Western Farm .Io,rnai. telling wha'
y. A Kent. of + khart, Iowa, d at
farm ny. He has ma lie fair III W.
Jog. but think h. has overlooked
some "f the al exp nse.: seed for
instance. This i>qnite an item t.
he o'tel after iii farming. Then
III. interest or the money invest u,
his IS quite IN item to be looked
after u farming. THIN the interest
IN the MONEY invested, this is 10 he
taken into 20 l,"atian, which Mr.
Kent has sal nothing about in his
article. Now r., ms see what Jones
county farmer has done N the year
1874:
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z;|!|N ";s; a! !sz st.,

re rsatnssat y PRIHA TIE, cHROyIr ~
n.RiNiRf DISEASlsS. SjsNIN4I VIZ -
hhsS. The result of early iadiscr.tinn. . !.
pies on the Face. Aversion 10 snn;as I'm
pared sight, Loss Of Memory aud MAJ bnna
Permanently Cured. lhe Cream OF MsatsSi
literature. illustrated with chast" -.
cravings. explaining who NAV M .nas.e en-
not, why. The impediments TO ma,r, my
a ansaI nature, cause and cure. Prica Sc
d,ns rs sens 10 n plain sealed envelope. LA
anee OF advice. may call or address ,aa aa
tor. invalids provided with priyste e uoc
m.nts; board. attendance, q. Cure y".s.
positively cured. "~' noptusss
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can assure my fellow "grangers" tina
they may never expect TO see 'ne
tire vii. commercial relations shall
be SO changed that as rule, mar
.an pur, base FIVE cents worth o.
snuff in gold snuff box for cent
Never.
We seek only just and reas Unable
results. We would insist upon fall
days wsges for fair days work
fnr ourselves and all Others. Oui
motto is equal aud exact justice to
all, special privileges to none. we
seek to live, that when we die. we
shall have the world better than We
found il. Excel,hr is emb'az ned
upo., our banner We strive to m -
il higher regard; we aim to SO edu-
cate ourselves and our children th.t
our profession and our class shall be
reg trded equal to the best in The
land. Sarcly all this is q praise
worthy ambition. But, whether the
present Grange organ cation is the
contamination of wisdom, and The
best possible meats to accomplish
these desir d ends, am not prepa,.
ed to say. Still it is a means. ], has
made s'art in a gooi direction; and
as we believe in further progr+s, aud
inpros ment, ct us labor on, It II
looking for som. better means unit.
we fnl it. Ard as we hope, and a.
Is we lahor. We will sing:
We are all together now,
In our true and stalwart band,
Calling the roll of the freemen;
Standing closer, heart to hesrt,
Clasping firmer hand in hand.
Calling the roll Of tae freemsn.
From McNutt's address 10 Mnsca-
tine County Council Patron Of Hus-
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Administrator. Notice.

Notice II hereby given that the under
signed has this day been appointed by the
Circuit Court Of Cedar county Iowa. admin
tsirAtor OF the estate OF CHARLES smith. de.
ceased. and all persona having claims
against said estate are hereby not fled 4,
Me them with the clerk Of said Court clear
~ stated and duly sworn Ia, and persOns
owing said estate are notified to make i'm
mediate pa, ment 10 the UNDERMINED.
Dated ~ Upton. Iowa. this 18th day OF
Feb. a. d. lS76.
7w2 AARON wIsENER, Admir-.
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Road Notice No. 360.

To- all v nom it may concern. the Com m To-
stnner appointed TO view and report upon
the expediensy OF yacsting all roads rights
may have in sud ~ roads aud pathways
running IN any manner across or through
the ; hf ~ or of sec Is, TIP ~, n range
west Of oth +. ~, has reported In favor :,
The vacation thereof and all objection,
thereto or claims for damage must De fiiet
IA the AGlttor's Office on or before n ou O
the 81 day Of April \. d. ls75, or such high
nay VII be vacated Without references
thereto
+ss ". CARROLL County Auditor,
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SHE RIFF SALE.

Bs Nirit!e ofa = 'enial execution to me dir
eeted, issued from the office Of the Clerk nf
the District Court, In ana for the county OF
Cedar and stale of Iowa, In favor OF X
Swart1tander and against Phoebe A. Trott
and Iebedee Trott. nave levied upon the
following property of the said Phoebe A.
Trott and Zehedee Troit, to-wit:
fifteen acres Of the north part OF tain
tract OF land described a. fellows to-wii
All that part OF the southwest Quarter 20.
OF the southwest quarter ~, OF section
number twenty t2ll. tow nship number
eighty 90 NORTH Of range number two IL.
west of the 9th p. NJ lying east OF the TIP
ION and Muscatine road passing through
said forty acre tract containing sixteen
acres more or less and situated in Cedar
county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town OF Upton, In
said county. on Sa urdAy the nth day Of
March. A. ID. 1873. at O'Clock p. M, OF said
day, to ftisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF Feb. A. D. 1878
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
Sheriff Of Cedar Co., Iowa
A. Is. MAYNARD. Deputy. Sw9pd
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Five Hundred Thousand sear,
Ago.

The Aatto,s condenses IRON an
English scientific periodical, some
interesting speculations from DR. AL,
ired Russell Wallace of the probable
antiquity ofthe human species. They
may we'll sta,tle, il says, even those
who have long since come 10 the
conclusion that 5000 years carry us
but small way back to the original
home. In fac, DR.. Wal!ace's 5000
years are but as day. He reviews
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EAeculQr,a Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the under.
signed has this lay been appoin ted by the
tor OF the estate Of Stephen Maynard. de.
ceased: and oil persons having cIaims
against said estate are hereby notified IN
" stated and duly sworn to. and nersnn.
owing said estate are notified to make i'm.
mediate payment 10 the understgned.
u a.sd q T,p.en. Iowa. this list dag Of
svs u. X. MAYNARD, Executor.
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DIR. G.. A. BOHANNAN

Cures all Private Diseases withtpat the uss ~
mercury. Charges reasonable. Guarantees 10
cure all forms OF ..Spermatorrhea, = or ssse,a
minal Weakness In from ia weeks ti,,a
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ing,on ave. a Grcen. -. Louis, Nj. Establisiicd
In ST. Louis IN lsg7.
RS-Dr. Ma ..freaa1se on Special D,se,.
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symptoms, etc., Of ssSparmntorrhea, y 4,
.'seminal Weakness" Syphilis and vaiuabIs
Information on other delicate eubjccts, seas
FREE In scaled EuveloNc.
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Here is an opinion covering tbs
Brooklyn sorrow" which, without
beirg loaded down with anything for
ornament, hts the "asc as nearly as
words can do it: at is" saws the
author Of it, 1.-The greatest case Of
soldering | have ever seen; every.
body kissed and cried over every.
body else, and tears enough were
she'd to run a sawmll II was case
of boo-hoo and letter writing, and
everybody seems to have gone around
with his handkerchief in one hand
and writing materials in the other.
It's enough to turn the stomach Of a
buzzard."
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The Aldine Passe. partouts

In c'mpiiance with repeated requests. the pub
lisheSs Of THk ALDiNR have prepared lnpr s.alons
Of many OF their most beautiful plates for passe-
partout framing.
The cuts are mounted on beautifully tinted ASSURE
maj. with . handsome red border line
To attach the grass Il " only left for the custom
ef 70 paste AMI fold over already attached Dor
der. and this may done by . child.
3saubjecta, " 4 Is in. Is with aiaSs SIC.
six ofths sse for ., 90, when selection IL lest ia
publishers.
Ak sublecta, 10 i7i In. - e.: with glass Sc
suQjecA 81 Is& in, rs with gAas. 4oc.
~ subjects. "a 4 10 H. 80 e.: with glass 100.
Seot hy mail vithnat rios. noat ~. "A 10, ,.i,a
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! would here - at. that my mode
of farming is to ALWAYS be ready to
meet the wants Of every article
grown on the farm. :. to sow in
season, also to reap aud tend thor
ough, and never get behind. Ii extra
help is needed. hire at once and
save hv it, besides having the .itis-
fiction that | am ahead Of nv work.
Here, think, many farmers fail.
They keep too far behind. In this
way there i Away q great loss b It'll
in quality and quantity. We should
be prepared for rainy day. that is
have our plans laid before hand
This winter has been sorry lesson
10 many in moi beng properly pre-
pared against such All unusual inter
A neighhor said To me he u,he. dav;
How do You get along this awful
weather. Why" said !, al
right" Said he: Not so with me,
my cattle are dying with the cold
ID my hogs are smothering i'll the
snow, and am discouraged and dis.
gusted with the country Now this
$ his fault, III not being propcrl,
fixed. But | will close for the pres
ent, | remain. Your, &c,
FARMER
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READ THIS.

Ertraet Jrom iddress IF FIR Mayor Rem
esck, Aoc. u, 1869.
had the pleasure yesterday of exam
InIng the Various books al instruction
used here. and of having explained to
me by the principals the mode of com
munieating commercial knowledge, both
theoretically and practically, and which,
In my humble judgment, was most thor.
ough and complete. know Of no
branch OF education 80 beneficial to men
OF all professions, as good, sound
course Of commercial instruction.
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CanvaSSerS Wanted.
THE ALDINE COMPANY.
- Maiden Lane, NeU Fork,
Agent for H.. lad, Iowa and Wis.
GEORGE DRANT, Sr.
48 s. Clark 81, Chicago III.
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ASSETS,
Si5,ooo,ooo
Something Nesr.

VIM. n. IVES uses the new tight met hod
for trim ming horses. Also spayinx oaitIe
speciality. Satisfaction Guaranteed. s-tf
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MARRlAcE GUIDE,
THE IBEST
PRAIRIE LANDS
Iowa ana Nebraska,
For sale BY
The Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Co.

On ten years credit at six per cent interest.
One million acres III Iowa and Southern
NeOsaaka. The dnc.t country Ia the world
70 coan bine farming and stock raising The
soil u rich and easily cultivated: climate
warm: scA>OoA ians; taxa low, and educa-
ton fr$e. No PAYNE nte required on pTinti.
pal I'LL nfth wear AND tuen only one seventh
each year until paid.
LAND EXPLORING TICKETS
Sold ut important stations On the Chicago,
burlington and Quincy railroad aud cost Of
same refunded M aud Is bosikht.
HALF fare To fAmtiies of purchasers. and
low frefkhts ON household goods and farm
stock.
Twenty per cent prem ium for cultivation,
Large discounts for cash within one, two
and three years.
Products will pay for land and
improvements lSSOg before
the principal h due.
..The - called dsstilusion N Nebraska lice
In the fav westes y re-. N. hey nnd the lands
ofsh~ B. q ~. X. x. Ca
o4-f.,r Circular that will sies~Yibe fuISx
these iMnds. ANA The term. 4 sAte apply to
LAEDCtbM ISSiuN Err, RurIins6 d Iowa,
for Iowa lands. lincoln. Neb.. for N~brAsko
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5l-3m
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ADVICE GIVEN ~ MAIL
FREE or CHARGE.

10 asssshAi Dsdsdass = Ssssssrssss As1s -.
Has dsnng ths past twenty yesrs tsssesd sansa0-
fully nsAriy q suits 1900 eassA Az fsses ssa-
nec4sd With eanA sass ars csrssuny roorlsd,
~hsfhss thy b osmmsntcsssd ~ ,es.<s - b
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physicians. Ths latter are "a sciensAo nsdisA
men.
An invahds q disssnos ere rssulssa y aasvss
IN sztssdsd ~ oS paais QsastjoaA Which win b.
fUnished - NAH frsa a. u tAs oAcs. 4 cen
passs Vaso e registering prsvssts mistake o.
csnfusaoa. Csss sooks ssvu consuRsd, szosy b.
the phyacaans a tie esesh,ishnept Por N.
consultation send for lisa q qosstioas
A dxsy page pamphlet u svidsuo.s q sucoes,
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Adm iDislra
Notice.

To whom II may CONCERN
Notice IL hereby given that Eliza David
son. adm inlstratTix OF the estate OF Joseph
DAVIDSON. deceased, has nied her final re-
port and the san o is set for hearing on The
Court. tn be held In Upton, on the 23d day
Of Ausnst. 1875 at which time she will ask
10 10 discharged.
W. II. VAN NESS. Clerk.
rem cth. lssh w2pd
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MlODLE.AGED MEN.

There are many OF the age Of thirty to for
" who are troubled with too frequent evac-
nations II the BLADDER, often accom- pan led
the y.Mtie nj cannot account for, on examin-
ing the urinary depcaiis, a ropy sediment
will often he found. and sometimes small
patticles Of aibumen will appear. or the cot
or will be Of thin ar m ilkish hue. again
thar aing To n dark and torpid appearance.
There ara any men who die OF this iffi-
guilty. ignorant Of the cause. which In the
second stage of seminal weak ness. Mr.. Nc.
giil guarantees y perfect cure in all such
,sses and n healthy restoration of the genitO
urinary organs.
Office Houra.S to I, y to q, & Z to ..
Ali letters promptly answ cred, and corre-
spondencs confidential. Address, Lock Box
80. Davenport. Iowa. lysS