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A STARING MATCH.
Mrs. swisshelm's Experience With A Ger
man Nsughty Man

Mrs. swisshelm's Experience With A Ger
man Naughty Nan.
Leipzig Correspondence Chicago Tribune.
There were three young ladies with me
from LONDON, and | noticed that, after we
go. out of England, the men along the road
seemed to be troubled with the stares; but
no one made himself especially obnoxious
until we reached the Leipzig Hotel. The
train reached the station at $50 p. NJ, and
il was 10 by the time We had seen our rooms
and got down into the cofee-room for sup
per. There were six or eight men sitting
at the different tables, two and two, eating
or drinking, and all but one suspended mo-
ton To stare, and stared as if We had been
a menagerie brought in for exhibition.
feet instantly that We had found something
new under the sun, ard took a seat next to
the wall, as could bes: face such folks.
We were all hungry and tired. l thought
these critical observers would soon see that
we had come there TO eat, and took no no
tice of them. But most Of them kept up
their stare, and, when our meal was about
half over, one middle-aged man, who, af-
terwards learned, was a merchants man
of property and standing, nudged his COM
panion across the table, turned squarely,
planted his elbows on the arm of his chair,
his chin in his hand, and m ade his best ef-
fort in the most insulting stare he could
get up-directing it particularly to the la
dy who sat with her profile towards him.
dropped hand on each side of my plate,
holding my knife and fork points upwards,
fixed my eyes on him, stared until / at
tracted his attention. i knew that every
man in the room was looking on to see
what came of il; and he and | had one
good dead level stare. / would liked to
have thrown our decanter of water at his
head, but did not move muscle and there
We sat and stared into each others eyes un-
I'll the spirits which looked out of his own
ed their master and succumbed. l Eever
saw a man look more like a whipped cur
than he did while he remained in the room.
He turned to the table and tried to go on
with his coffee, but it seemed to stick in his
throat. He turned his back 10 us, and
seemed really at a loss for occupation while
waiting for us to leave-and l was in no
hurry. The amusing part of it was, that
the girls whom he intended TO insult, did
not know anything about it, and wondered
what was staring at. We met that man
several times afterwards at the table-d'hote,
when the other men present stopped eat
ing, according TO the custom of the country,
to turn around a. We entered and left the
room, TO stare and comment, but that man
ever saw us after that first evening.
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MEDICAL.
OVARIAN TUMOR,
Of Ten Years Growth Cured
By Dr. Railways Remedies.

HAVE BAD AN OVARIAN TUMQR IN TIE
OvARIEs AND BOWELS FOB TEN YEARS.
ANN Aasos, Dec. q. 1875.
DR.. RADwAY: That Othefs may Be bene ht,ed,
! make this xtement:
have h.d an Ovarian Tunor in tbs oyaries
and boves Tor ten ye.n. tried the best Physi-
clans OF this place and othe1 without any Oene.
ft- II vas growing at such rapidity that l could
not have lived much longer. A friend of mine
ind uced to Try kadway's Ramedies- l han
not much faith in them, but finally, aner mu, h
delibsrs;ioa 1 tried them.
purchased sig botti0 Of the Resolvent, two
boxes OF the Pills. and sGo bottle: OF the Relief
u-ei thoss without any apparent benefit. de-
Of the Kesoiveot, Two Of tn Relief. and two box
e Il PilIs. Before they were gone 1 had lost
twenty We pounds-
1 eoutinasd e use the medicine until vas
cine about i've months and curing that time,
Lost Iorty d ve pounds. In ali took three d0Zea
bottles Of tho ke0ivent. six bottles Relief, and
six boxes Of the Pill.
gratitude to God for his nelp in my deep atfi C.
tion. To you, Sir and your wonderful med cine
] feel deeply indebted, and my prayer Is tina. II
may be rs much of blessing 70 others as 1t has
been to me.
tSigned, MRS. z. e. BIBBISS.
Mrs. oibbins, who makes the above certif, ate
10 the person for whom requested you to sepd
medicine in June, 1875. The medicines abo e
-taied we're bought Of me, with the exception Of
what was cent 10 her by you. l may say that
her siateGeni is correct without a qualification.
ISigned, l.. .. LkRcH.
Druggist and Chemist, Ann AIbor, Mich.
This msy certify that Mrs. Biboins, who
make. the shove Certificate, and has besn ior
many years well known 10 US, and the acls there
IN stated are undoubtedly ant undeniabiy correct.
Any me Who knows Mrs. Bibbins, will believe
her stAumen ISinged,l BsxJ. d. COCK r,
). 3. PoND, May B. PosD. Macy COtKEk.
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RAMPANT REBELIsM.
The Rebel Flag Flaunted in the Faces Of
Union Men.

CAMERON, Mo, July Il.-Plattsburg,
the county seat of this, Clinton county,
was the scene OF one OF the most treason
able proceedings on the fourth OF this
your correspondent for loEg time; one
that fully and clearly illustrates the senti-
ment Of disloyalty against the general
Government that is still entertained by
many of the friends and sympathizers of
the "lost cause" and what would be their
action in case an opportunity offered where
by they could be led to believe that they
could vindicate those sentiments The
Union people being assembled for the pur-
pose of celebrating the day, this damnable
rebel element
UNFURLED THE REBEL FLAG,
and il was borne triumphantly through
the crowd, the bearer Of 1t offering a hvn-
dred dollars 10 any one that would at
tempt to cut it down, and the Sheriff in
terposed 10 wrest il from him, but was
foiled in that particular and compelled to
abandon it and give it up. Another rebel
flag was placed on the Court House over
the front entrance, and remained there un-
til last Sunday morning when it was secretly
removed by come unknown person. The
Clerk of the County Court is reported to
have furnished one of the flags. His name
is +. W. Turner, and he is a candidate for
Secretary Of State at the approaching Dem
ocratic convention. There is a rumor
atloat that the principal parties connected
with these outrageous proceedings were in
a high state Of intcxicstion; but such was
not the case. 1t was undoubtedly.
THOROUGHLY PRE-ARRANGED AFFAIR.
Neither OF the papers-both Democrat
published at the scene of action, mentioned
the outrage in any form whatever, either
through sympathy with the action, or fear
of the parties connected with the affair.
1t is needless to say that the loyal people
of the county are very indignant over the
matter, and had they had any previous no.
tice that such a movement was con:empla-
ted, it would have been prevented, even at
the cost of blood, for there are plenty of
Union men in the county who are ready TO
vindicate the flag of their country at all
times and under all circumstances. Such
gh-handed and outrageous proceedings as
this was, should not be permitted TO 10 un-
noticed, consequently this communication.
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TIE GREAT SCANDAL.
Two Of Its Hyera-Hsads Lsshing the Publie

Air.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune
New YORK, July 17.-An unpleasant
controversy is threatened between Mr.. and
Mrs. Tilton concerning the guardianship Of
their son Ralph. Mrs. Tilton has refused
persistently to receive any pecuniary aid
from her husband, although he was willing
to aid her. Mr.. Tilton, after bis recent
lecture tour, sent $1,000 to Mrs. Tilton.
Adhering, however, to her resolution, she
would not use any of the money, but put it
in the bank to the credit of her children,
along with 81 900 more. Tilton sent 500
specially for the boy Ralph. Mrs. Tilton
put it in the bank without saying anything
about it to the boy. When Theodore learn
ed what his wife had done, he expressed
anger-not 30 much at her refusal to profit
personally by his labors, as at the fact that
she did not acquaint Ralph with the pecu-
MARY evidence of his fathers regard for
him. He, few days ago. induced the
child to visit him, when, putting him into
4 carriage, he drove over to New jersey,
T;lton had no in,,ma,ion IF her hnsband'.
in,ention until sbe found ber.eIf d.priyed
Of her child. when sbe became almost fran
tic w;,b g,;ef ITnder the l.v of Me-
Jersey the father is the recopnized Guardian
of The how after he reacbes the .ee Of Z
and RaInb reached that noe a lew davs
apo In This State no such doctrine ia en-
tertained- both parents being looked upon
win eonal favor Mr.. TiIton now sSvs
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Mr. wheelsr's Letter of Acceptance

New YORK, July 20.-Mr. Wheeler, in q
letter accepting the nomination fur Vice.
President, rendered by the Cincinnati Con-
vention, says:
The nomination, made with such una
nimity, implies a confidence on the part Of
the convention which inspires nv profound
gratitude, and is accepted with a sense of
the responsibility which may follow. II
elected 1 shall endeavor to perform the du-
ties of the office in the fear of The Supreme
Ruler and in the interests of the whole
country.
To The summary of doctrines enunciated
by the convention, give my cordial assent.
Upon the question Of our Southern rela-
tions my views were recently expressed as
member of the committee of the House
of Representatives upon Southern
affairs. These views remain unchanged
and the just obligation to public creditors,
created when the government was in the
throes Of threatened dissolution, and as an
indispensable condition of its return guar
anteed bv the lives and blood of thousands
of its brave defender, are to be kept with
religious faith, a. are all pledges subsidiary
thereto and conirmstory thereof. In my
judgement, the pledge of Congress of JAN
uary IA, 1875, for the resumption of notes
of the United States in coin, is plighted
faith of national honor, simple honesty and
justice to the people whose permanent WELL
fare and prosperity are dependent upon
true money As the basis of their
pecuniary transactions. All demand
the scrupulous observance of this pledge,
and it is the duty Of Congress to supple
ment it with such legislation Is shall be
necessary for its perfect fulfllment
In our eystem of government, intelli-
gence must give safety and value. Hence,
the common schools of the land should be
preserved in all their 1igor, while, in &C
cordance with the spirit Of the Constitution,
they and all their endowments should be
secured BY every possible and proper
guaranty against every form of SEC
tartan influence or control. There should
be the etrictest economy in the expenses Of
the Government consistent with it, elective
administration, and; ;all unnecessary Offices
should b. abolished. Offices should be
conferred only npon the basis of high char
acter and particular fitness, and should Be
administered only, as . public trust, and
not for private advantage.
The foregoing are chief among the cardi-
nal principles of the Republican party,
and to carry them into full practical effect
is the work il nov has on hand to the COM
pletion Of its great mission.
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Mr.. Spurceon shuts himself up

MIR. Spurgeon shuts himself up ON Sat-
urdays. There is a story told of man
who called on Saturday and insisted on
seeing him. The servant inquired who he
was. Tell him a servant of the Lord
wishes to see him." The message was de-
livered, and Mr.. Spurgeon sent back the
answer: Tell him am engaged with his
Master"
When the band vent around to serenade
Governor Hendricks, the other night ii
played rather solemn sort Of march until
it arrived at Hendricks house when it struck
up . very lively air. A Aneighbor acroes the
street, Who was aroused by the music, called
to his oolored boy, Who was At the gate, and
asked him what il was. "Datn said the
boy, dat is the tune dey plays in the cir
Gus when de man rides Two horses at once. .
J(Ror. JosrnnL
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took a wagon loaded with hay, set 1t on tre,
and bac ked it up against the house Before
this, fri ng had been kept up between both
parties, and four Free State men were
killed, and eighteen wounded, one or two
of the ruffians were said to have been killed
but this is uncertain. On the appearance OF
the wagon of hay on fire, they dispersed in
grea. disorier-yohn Speer, IN the Tribune,
laurence, Kan., July 18Th, 1876.
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Dr. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS,

perfectly tasteles, sI gan'Iy ccatd With sweet
gun, purge. ngulats, purify, cleanse, and
ssrIsthen. fadvay's Pills, for the s.re Of all
dis rde,s OF the Sio1seh, Liver. Bov els, xidne, O.
blaAAer, nervous Dis ass. beadache, ConstiI ..
ton, Costvenesa, Indigestion, DyspePsia, bli-
Nous1eas, biiiiols Fever. Il Aaa mslssa Of the
Bovels Pile,. AID all beraDsenenis OF the Inter.
nal Wis era. WaJrantso TO eferI pu<itive cure
Purely Vegetable, coataining no mercury. miner.
oWOhArvs The following sy1ptons resulting
hUm Diserders Of the Dsr.tive Organs
Ceessipsnee, 1n.ssd Pie, fsilns. Of the
Blood in the He'd. Asidiiy Of the stomach,
Haessa, Heartburn. Di.gust Of Food, Fu lnsss Of
Weight IL ths so@s1h. eoar Erupaion., sinking
q tlatte4iags in the Fit q the stsmscn, swim
ming Of the Heed. Hurr ed and DdrheuIt Be- sth.
ing. Fiutiesinss at the Heart, Choking safocaf-
inG 6snsasioa When 10 Lying fosturs, Limness
q vihon, Does ef webs before the siSht, Fever
md Dun fain In tbs Head, De6eisncy Il PssspiTa.
tsoa, Ysliowneo OF the Sam and Aye, Pains In
ths stAs. Chos Lmbs, aad sadlen Flushes Of
aa4, D1xning in the Flesh
lkv desss Of kAOW ,Y'SPTLIS viii free the
system ifea all the shove named diserdsrs. Price
= csns pss box. eoid BY d,uEgista.
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Electricity is Life--IS Health.
PaOli'S EleChO-V0lta!C Chain Belt.

" without Shocks permeates and vita ICES The
e.tire System. increases the circulation, aids
agestiOn, regulates the secretons, tones w
Glc nervous centres and cures chrOnic and ner-
aus diseases where all other remedies have
allied IL is endorsed by the most eminent ply.
,Icisns in Europe and America Send for / am
,Dhle's and I stmoIlals Address
PAOLl BELT co., ls Unicn square N. Y.
70 BOX '3s5 Say wha' paper.
To the Intelligent Public:
.ors, The PaOIi Electro-VOitaic Chain Belt
IS the only genuine patented belt in the United
,tztrs and Canada and We warn the incredu-
,1us 10 beware Of cOunterfeits, SOM unprin-
:Ipied parte in this and 9th = cities are using
pur name and trade mark Tor the purpose Of de
stpti IN and TO foist upJn the public worthless
aSIce.
3. All commune .tions relating to the belt
,1Ould be addressed only To tie Office OF the
aoii Belt Co., II Union Square, New York.
june6-ddw
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piicateu forms. II is veil known that DR. James
has stood at the head of the profession for 30
years- Age and experience are ail-inpnrtaa'.
Sininal Weakness, night losses by dreams
pimple- IN the face. 10 manhood, can positiv-
ely be cured. Ladies wanting the most delicate
attention, call or write. Pleasant home for pa
tients. A book for the million Marriage
Guide, which tells you all about these diseases
who should marry-whv not-l0 cents to ray
postage, DR. James has 20 rooms and pariOr.
You zee one but the doctor. Once hours, {
A. n. to7 p. n Sundays, 10 to IL. All busi
ness strictly confidential may6 d&v-lII
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HAIR DYE.

ATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
ID test in the world. The inventor has used
this splendid Hair Dye for 81 years, With bene.
ft to the haI and no iniury to his health: proo
that it is only true and perfect Dye. Harm
,ess, reliable. instantaneous. No disappoiDr
menl: no ridiculous tints; remedies the I'll ef.
fects,of bad dyes; leaves the hair soft snd bean.
tiful, Black or Brown. Sold and properly xp.
piled at BATCH ELOR'S Wig Factory. No. !,
Bond street, N. Y -old by all druggists.
Bachelors tra.ive Soap removes stains from
the fir gers skin &c.
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RUPTURE

DY Dr.. SHERMAN'S treatme the dangers
ID OF rupture and the dreadful |, Juries from
the use OF trusses are at once reno I'D, and the
patient saved from their event al horrifylDg
result some OF which are nervous debility,
impaired, n.emory, loss Of energy. ph sicai in
capacity impotr ncy, md many other anecs csions
which make life miserable. Durisg n. a.ment
the pa lent can exer use freely aad perform any
labor. Terms moderate Those iron the eoua-
try Can receive treat0ent and leave for home
the same day. Books. with photograph lihe-
nesses OF cases before and after tres. nent,
mailed Tor 10 cents.
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TILD n.
How the News Of Tl,den's Nomination was
Recsived out In chenango.


Recsived out IN chenango.
Last week Judge Fallet, OF this village
was holding court at Delhi. On Friday
morning, during lull in business, the Hon
VIM. Youmans, Jr, we'll known to the peo
pie as an expensive luxury, rose in hi:
place, and, with all the dignity which he
70 well knows how to put on, announced
that he had just received dispatch from
St. Louis announcing the nomination o.
Samuel Jones Tilden, as the Democratic
nominee for President of the United States
and moved in honor thereof that the "couri
do now adjourn"
Judge Follett said: at is . custom al
ways honored for courts to adjourn wher
the announcement of the death of any gen.
tleman distinguished for long and honor.
able service TO the State or nation, il
made, but know of no precedent for q
court to adjourn upon the bare announce.
ment that man has been struck with
death. The motion is denied"
The effect can be better imagined thar
described.-Norrich Telegraph.
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The Sure Cure Truss.
Manufactured and sold only Ly
DIR. 3. @. kEAM.

n. " Cor. 5th and Elm SIS. CINCINNATI, q
THIS TRUSS has been adopted by eminent
l. Ne 'lcA Professors Of Gin cinnsu. II is
CURE, rs the cure Il IN the hands Of every rup-
tured person who applies this Truss properly
and continues its use. Cures have been Effected
abdominal support, for LADIES', pronounced by
tae Medical Fraternity At large as the best sup
port ever worn.
Pr &c OF Truss, s.. 90; &s. 90 Double. Price Of
abdominal Support, $50. Sent by Mail or
Express. Free. on receipt OF ord-r and mon
ey Once op. n during the week, and every
evening and Sundays. :
RKF shNcEs: II. l.. Amick, Professor Of
Anatomy. Cincinnati Collese of Medicine and
Surgery; J. Grstigny, NJ. D PUN St. near
cinc,nI.ii!J H snxss 95vins,on 'd K1 dvsr d.,
E-In ordering eoo.is say you saw the .
tifement in this paper.
may24-c6w
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MEDICAL.
DR.. WHITTIER,


5l7 st. Charles street. St Louis, Mo.
has ben orS., snTa5>s IN he s2-c,, ef al
,ys,s,eai, Ssxlal ana Chronic Diseases
Syphilis, G Conorrhoea. elect, Structure,
OrchitiS. Hernia. or Rupture, sn uPinaSy
Oiscaeeo snd 8yphitielcer mofcuPial affec.
tionS .: The throat, skin or bones, tresIed
r.r,fseied ssccess, Q: latest seieafise p-is,.~s.
Spermatosrhec1. Sexual Debility and
years or ctner eausrs snd vhcs
r-t1c. o: the ec.a: N<rorsae.s se---r
ssssisss Sesttify. ~i-aess e1 sgAs desenss a<rsr,
-.Ses o. ne 11cs rAyscs decsy, srsssN sectry .,
s-zss. eonios or tSsai. los, rss<ssi yorsy.
-:ss marriage pimpropsr. . .. unhappy, -: q:
sent in ssc,e3 earsepe. for po.ssrs. lnps
C,sedecs peculiar TO women, sash .,
k-.0frs-s Dysnae1oryAGs. kSsos-Asca. Lezccryt<,
- = c-sros. Dseasss ard ,spLssssssss Jt.s uSss.
ssII-a Tor stamps. Age vieh experieaee -
lid apes sef evitenttsat Physician treat hs
sis 81 every acquires great sk Pnysieis.
kros;ns 70 frelueety rsccnnsnd persons 20 ny
C"naeental crrsut1tca. or BY kter Tree
i1yiLsi to visit the city for
. a. nsdeines be express ieveryrh-:e
t7eaa.s sgaraatsst vaere d es exsts III. a
80 Oacs h-s-s: "A. n 70 p. n. Snniays l. &c
fers5.s as.ssa5 n fas city at eag Aes, sssS esz
sgsef &c the 2.ses- hatrisht rns the Boer Bell
At .s.ss 10 the country, snbsseiag Reeeptioa
= -,t"n ronus, Eosr lag and sreping apartment
.-.tNi Snd sarof bA.hs: . upYehensse tabor.:Sry
Al ttein-srst n IN. Ablishment prep Arsi
!.sst a v~-ls % AL schocls Of % metcs., ere
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H.G-t--- cor h'aNH - hieh have b<ea p-ocu-ei
"a e. sHr-s.t - sIpeass AID =; to Be
90 q "a IT, - "a th- eity. INT 'brary Is
- 80
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Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation of tn
Bladder, InHsmmatioI Of tne Soses Aumps,
.onsestion of the Lungs, sore ThlOa, Dill.
hcuit Brs,tning, fxlpiia ion Of the
Heart, Hysterics, IOup, DiPh-
therIa, Caiar h. Inhueuz..
Headache, Toothache, seu-
ralyia. kheumatIsm,
Cold Ihills, Ague
ohills.
The application Of he Ready Relief to the par,
or parts where the ain OF difficulty exists will AZ
ford e. e AID comfort
Twenty dIops In half . tumb!er OF water will. In
lev minutes, cure Cramps, sPrains, sour
S'omach, Heartburn, Sick he adach-, piarhea,
DyscnieIy, Chohc, u lid in the Bowels, and all
internai pains.
Traveller should always carry . bottle Of Rad
WAYS RkADY kELlEF with them. lev
drG Tin vster will prevent ckness OF pains from
change Of wafer. II u better than French Brandy
or BittsTs a. o sfimulanr.
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DIR. SHERM AN,

CAUTIONS the publis against char;stans solng
about the country, and using hrs name 70 de-
ceise the afflicted. One fellow w j. 0sumpin
o. dry goods clerk, was ar ested in p. nnsyl-
vsnia for using the titie doctor. This gam is to
exact $50 sno even . 500 from their victims
Who are punished and often injured for lUe.
00ce: Park Row and Am St, nv
SIX &W
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MEDICAL.
Or. j. BRYAN,

DR. j. BRYAN.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN OF THE
Clinton Medical and Surgical Institute.
lG East Fiftesuih Street, New York,
GuarnSees the most scientific Treatment and .
| speedy and fefmAaent Cure In ali ca.es.
HIS speciality for thirty years hss been
DISEASES OF MEN.
Every Chronic di.e,se Is treated, but special
attention Is gwen by him 10 Di.es OF the Aid
neys. Bladder and 6euerauve sy stem, b'ighi $
Di,ease. Di-betes seminal Weakoes', Nervous
Debit Y, Impo..ncv, StrctuTe, and AL diseass .
of private nature, and ali Who aye .. ferns are
re9 9ussted TO Sc I'D part calars Of their condition
when . candid opinion Will be given. the pr~ba
tiIty oi cure. the time required and the e1Pense.
The Asa,cal Fsss are Moderate.
SPECIAL REMEDIES Fos SPECIAL DISEASES.
are employed, that have never fliied in effect
ing CUES, and which have beea usei many
years with satisfactory result, and are ther..
fore lie iabe, and il a fu statement Of the symP-
toms is gIveo r.Inedie, eau be sent by All or en
press for y Iull course q, one time without the
Necessity # AL inleI view.
MsRCuRT. and all ~ tner poisonous drugs ARs
Hkvks UskD Is THIS INSTITUTES.
..The Glory Of Young Man {. in Ills
Strength"
and ke who best obtains tnis glory, best iuihiis
his uau hood.
DIR. BYRAN is the auihor OF a seriss Of essay,
on the subject As follows, aud which every man
should reAd:
On the Deseneratiea Of American Youth,
Disease, the Fountain Of . Thsasand Woes,
Hygiene, Food Essentials, Heath, Chronic.
Malignant and Organic Diseases.
These lectures are of untold value to every m man,
bat more especially TO those Who are al
ready afflicted with Organic Diseases, Ph, 81.
cal Dersn. emeat OF the system, LOss Of Ntal
Force, Nervous Bebili'y, OF who are weak and
des pondent, and not aware OF the precise nature
oI lhei: sease. aud who desire this rest enior
uon on tbs subject. The volume is illustrated
with engravin.s aud viii lie ss ut receipt Of
Twenty FIN- CENTS Address,
,. BXRAN, NJ. d.. I47 L. 18th ST.,
New York.
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SCROFULA OR SYPHILITIC, HER
EDITARY OR CONTAGIOUS,
BE II sRAfKD IN TIE
Lungs or Stomach, Skin or Bones, Flesh or Nerves,
CuRkUP .IN1 TuE s. LIDS AND Vital
IE61Hc FLUIuS.
Chronic Rneumatism, croiula, G.andular Swell
linz, lacking Jry Cough, Caneerous Affections,
syphilitic Complaint.. bleeding Of the Lungs,
d, D,spepsia, atsr Brash. Tie ,'ooreux, W bite
swelling, Tumors, Ulcers. Skin and Hip Dis
eases, Mercuriai Diseases. Female Complaints,
Gout, Drops,, Rickets, Salt kheum. Bronchitis,
COnsum ption, Kidney, Bladder. Liver COM
paint, Sc., PRICE 81 PER BJiTLE.
sold by Druggists
DR. RAILWAY AGO, 81 WARREN ST, N. Y.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-07-27
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