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A Card.

EDITOR Press: From "a Card"
published in your iSsne of last week.
signed by four members of the Board of
Eduration. ! infer that the dGstdrdly
false:,ood, stated by Majority" in your
issue of December 24th viz: that ''apas
requested to resign" is substantially true"
AS no teacher can be officially requested
to resign without a resolution, to that ef-
feet, he passed by the Board, / demand
that they show Igritten proof of their as
sertion; and if they can not do this and
will say, the request was made indiUid-
maHy, and not officially, demand that
they state time and place at which said
request was made, and which member
or members Of the majority made it. ]
also ask them TO prove that the declara-
tion made by Majority" that the Board
decided unanimously, that the request
was reasonable and for the best interests
of the school," is not an unblushing mis-
statement of the truth.
EMMA HEssE.
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Our prognosis is tprivarelyl that this
thanmaiurgist will eventually die Of the
"Simplr=." II is feared by many of The
friends of the /" Majoriry" Of the Board
that he has communicated that dread-
ful disease 10 the other three members "f
the Majority" of said B ard. See card
in last issue of the Press.
We are not in the practice. but would
recommend for said disease the follow
ing most popular remedies: Wright's
sugar coated pills, Salts and Jalap, IIy-
drate of Chloral, Bromide of Potash,
BloodleIting. Blasted Rye, and Castor
oil. together with a copious application
Of a warm ponltiee of Magic" Buck
wheat fonr To the s,fI spots on the head,
the which will he found precisely where
the head is "bald." However, all such
cases necessarily prove fatal, notwith
standing scientific treatment. If re-
quired, we will then put aside our kid
gloves, gold headed cane, sleek clothes
tDone of which we were ever known to
posSessl, and hold pnbIicly that pot
mortenl for ''scurrilous" matter. The
friends of the deceased will be notified
and cordially invited. A distinct, n
will be made on account of blood, state,
"sex, color and previous condition" F."
"Private caueus" allowed. The time will
be extended to az O'Clock p. NJ" to ac-
commodate all. The most intimate
friends in "Pig foot" are most especially
invited en- mdsse, headed by "Brevet
| Capt. John A. Young. singing Capt.
Jinks, and hearing aIoft a huge banner.
emhlazoned with image Of Worship
full Golden Cali, the same as Aaron of
old made, (dead), with "hoofs mp and
tail out" All expenses, including "liv
ery hire and other incidentals" will he
paid out of the School Fund according
to law, and if the Treasury is empty
(as it usually isl, it is proposed TO pay
off the balance out of private fund" ~
or in in good choice family buckwheat
| hour-trade mark, "the Stag Head"
TRIBUNE CORRE -PONDENT.
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EMMA HEssE.

EDITOR PREss:-A few weeks ago, We
and the public were being instructed in
the nse Of Jalap &c, by S. s. Dollison-
he making such free use of our name,
we wondered when he bought us. Then
we were told, as we did not ask, the
dose. &C., of the mighty, the wonderful.
the learned, the greatest of the great. We
might have killed our patientI Oh.
how bad, how reckless in us! Then we
think of it, we have nearly fifty MEM
hers in the Perry County Medical Soci
ETY.. not one of whom has been to this
great sonree of knowledge. Brethren.
don't close your eyes longer-gn and be
wise Now, this wonderful individual
comes again in last weeks Press-this
time like poor, spanked, whimpering
baby, trying to get up a little public
sympathy. Well, friends, do give ii to-
the fellow. Then he quotes, "out of the
abundance of the heart the month
speaketh." That's right. But you don't
find any Jalap in our heart: we never
take it. Blushes for Editor of Press
that is so sad! Proceeds to give many of
yonr readers first, secondly, and a
thirdly, which they have not thought of
Yes, they did, and applied it to Dollisnn
long ago. The people in this couAtry are
smarter than he thinks they are. Then
he thinks we are afraid of division of
the public patronage. Not bit of it
by him; and we know no physician who
is We do not even fear or try TO prevent
our friend Mary Jane Gordon from
practicing. By the way, she says she is
able, ready and willing to discuss medi-
cal subjects with him. If he choose he
can inrn his as+entiou that way. If, how
ever he should think best to again load
that awful big intellectual doHison gun and
turn it toward us-little, Insignificant
fellow that "has not arrived at medic
Gritty, I'VE shall be happy.
C.J. SKINNER.
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EDITOR PREss:-Your last issue con-
tains a curiosity of literary witticism
from Majority The only wonder is
that one head, and that "bald" head,
could contain so much.
He will occasionally tell the truth
when lie will not answer his ends-oDe
of which we cursorily notice
He says, "Majority really did mean
majority Of the Board" Here we have
the laughable farce of member of the
School Board certifying in public card
to his orcn character for truth and varaci-
ty. That beats Col Mulberry Sellers.
No person will doubt that he is the
"mnjority," or the Board itself, for
months ago, he boosted that "the Board
did aboIt as he said" That much is
true. but it is not true that "post NOR
tenn" for "scurrilons matter" of the
Board has been held. That has yet to
be held (see sequeD. We were only
diognosticating his case. Our diOgnosis
ia, after mature examination and delib-
eration, that this very smart fellow,
MAJORITY" is badly troubled with the
"swell-hend," attributable to mental ex-
haustion, caused by profound specula-
tion upon the problem OF converting
"shorts" into choice buckwheat flour-a
greater miracle than that performed by
our Savior, when he turned water into
wine.
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PITTsBURG, January 13.-Reeeipts OF
Cattle for the week 109 cars of through
and 169 cars of yard, against 169 cars of
through and 204 cars of yard, the pre-
ceding week; sales 1854 head, previous
week 2,188 head, market active and
strong at an advance of 30gc per Id and
nearly all sold at noon. There is full
attendance of Eastern buyers and with a
strong competition, sellers have no diff
Guilty in obtaining the advance. Prime
Beeves 64@7c, good 5I66c. fair 4465c;
two extra, averaging 1000 lbs brought
Tic Receipts of Hogs 261 cars, preced-
ing week 103 cars market dull and prices
40(650c lower as compared With last
week, Philadelphia Hogs 81 66@7 so,
Workers S7@7 35. But for the cold
weather the decline would have been
still greater. Receipts of Sheep 98 cars
preceding week 6S cars; the market was
fairly active On Monday and Tuesday,
bnt to-day prices decreased 15Gds25r; ex-
ira. 1OOG120 lbs. S6tG6 so; 9OG95 lbs,
IS 6Oa5 80; sOtas5 lbs, S. 12I@5 37Ii
7O@75 lbs, S4 5O@4 rs.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Notice.

EDITOR Press.
DEAR SIR:-Tn compliance with a
sense of duty to all concerned, we, the
undersigned (''minoruy'') members of
the Snmer@et School Board, do hereby
submit the following declarations a.
facts concerning the resignation of Miss
Emma Hesse, our late teacher of the
Grammar school, to-wit:
We neither Individually nor mutnal-
ly asked or requested her to resign her
position as teacher.
The Board neither officially nor by
mutual agreement asked or requested
her to resign. We have never been in
formed by the majority that they either
mutually or individually requested her
to resign. D. NJ. WEIsMAN,
Z. A. HEssE.
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In Hamilton County We have Zee
biIl' Of uur own. Now this State fPe
bill was the measure of economy that
marked Governor Aliens peri "f in
huence in State affairs. Can This Re
publican legislature afford To- repeal il?
D., the budding Republican statesmen
in Columbus prolnSe Ia sacritice them
selves unfortunately in behalf Of the
Court honse Rings?
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To the Public.

As above stated, we have taken charge
of the Meat Shop, so long conducted by
our father; and we beg TO state to the
public that it will be our aim TO supply
them with the best in our line. the mar
ket affords; AID at reasonable prices.
share Of patronage, We are
Respectfully,
e6w2 Lou. KULLMAN 4 BRo.
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Having disposed Of my interest in the
Meat Shop and the butchering business
to Lou. Kullman & Bro, am desir-
Gus of closing my books, and to that
end, respectfully requst all who know
themselves indebted to me TO call and
make settlement at their earliest CON
venience. Without further notice, all
such accounts remaining unpaid by the
LIST of February 1876, will be placed in
the hands of an officer for collection.
GEORGE KULLMAN.
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE of an order of the Probate Court
ID of Perry county, Ohio, to me directed, /
will Nffer for sale at public auction upon the
premises hereinafter described, on
Monday, the 7th day of February, 1876,
between the hours of and 8 O'Clock, p. NJ, of
said day, the following interest in real estate
situate in Thorn Township, Perry county, Ohio,
being the one undivided eighth part Of the re-
mainder of the Southeast quarter of Section No.
3, Township No. Is, Range No. II, after taking
off so acres from the North side of said quarter
section, said remainder containing 81 acres
more or less, being the South part of the same
quarter section, devised by Noah Funderberg.
sen., deceased, bv his last will and testament
dated March 18th, 1926, TO his eight children all
Of which is now owned by Jacob Funderberg,
except the above named one-eighth part, con-
sisting of the interest of Samuel Fnnderberg
therein. Appraised at e945.
Terms of sale: One-third cash in hand; one
third in one year, and the remaining third in
two years, with interest from the day Of sale;
the deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold,
NOAH FUNDERBERG. Guardian
of Samuel Funderberg, person of weak mind.
January 7, 1876. 39w5
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Prepared eocoanut lfur cnko. etc.
oitron, fancy Colorod sugars. pruncs.
dates, cnrrantH, raisins, nuiH of'all kinds,
French and common candy in great va
rietiea-all 20 be found at lIoadguaricra-
DITToE q HUIU.
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Louisville Conrier-Journal: The
most wretched being this season is the
man with an Ulster overcoat. He had
not counteed on mild winter, and the
bare thought of how he is to get the
wear ont of that coat makes him burst
into another perspiration and look more
like stage-driver than ever.
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We pay cash for butter and cgea. and
will take either Cat the highest market
price, In eHchsngo Tor goods.
a3 DITroE g uurr-
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Goods in jobbing lots, cheaper than
any other house in the county.
40 DITToE & HULL
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Two well finished rooms. zap ataira, in
the new building on the north east corr
ner Of the Public square ia Somerset.
Enquire Of 4. r. MAGRUnEn.
Dec l5, 1875. 3G.u
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HAMILTON & co.


10S ACRE5-one mile east of Somerset, on
lUD RehobOth rDad. IL ia adapted 90 cd lrr
stOcK Or grain; is well watefed with never iail-
ing Rpringai has choice fruitt comEtaiiun uA lIU
apple trees, pears, cherries and quiuefH. A
plum orchard Of the bgst varieties o. dauaaauH,
cages, etc. Also, peach orchard sl 200 trees
Of the very best varieties 6u0d buildings aU
acres Of good timber, aud fences aii in good re-.
pair. For particulars, call on or address
GEORGE w. CANMO0B,
Oct. %, 1875, 29tf Somerset Ohio.
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Stockholders Meeting.
OFFICE NEWARK, SOMERSET &
STRAITsvILLE RAILROAD Co.,
Rru.pu nbio nao IN 1878

NEWARK, UnlO, Dec, 10, 100.
A MEETING Of the stockholders of the New
N lark, Somerset & Straitsville Rail Road
Company will be held at the Office of the COM
pany in the city of Newark, Ohio, on
Wednesday, January 10, 1876,
For the election of Directors, and the transae-
tion of such other business may come before
them. T. J. DAVIS, Pres't.
FRANK. G. MCCuNE, Secretary.
Dec. IL, 1875. 36
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We use the best material.
Put up our 1OOTt neat and
strong, and in as good
style as any establish
D1eJ1t in the State!
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FARMERS VACA
TIDN"

BY Col. GEo. J.. WARMG, Jr.
Col. Waring is nov IN Europe, visit
ing, IN a row-boat ride Of two hundred
and ffty mile, one Of the most fertile ana
interesting OF the vine growing valleys
OF Europe. This second series oI pa
pers pr"mIses TO be even more interest
ing than thar with which our readers are
n lreadv c.rr,fifaw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
Rsmsmbsr ihsi ppers,iinaiicn 10 the thief sf
time. n you ere III.
CONE AND BE HEALED,

Il matters not what your troubles may hr.
come and let the Doctors examlnr yLur rsse.
Il will cost you nothing for consultation: ~
please call and saiisfy yourselves whistler ihey
ill you 80. IL not. thry will tell you thai for
thry will not nndertakr case uniss- eouhdsni
Of susciing eurr.
Who may be suffering from the efecis oi
youthnl ioll!es or indissret.on. will do wellin
avail themselves OF this. the gisatest hocn syes
laid 81 the altar Of snfering humanity. DI,. y.
1 CO. will guarantee to ioffrit Ave hundred dol.
larr for every case NJ seminal weakness or pr.
sate disease Of sny Kind or chsrsctrr which
they undertake and fall To rurs. They wouif.
Therefore. ray 90 the unfortunate sufferer who
may Rad this noiler. that yon ARE rtfesding upon
sans y ~, ,as, ~
You may I've In the hfrt iAcr-femember, yon
are approaching the iast. 10 YOU are bofneriny
upon the last. and are suffering zone OF ".
evil effects. remember that u yon ob.iinaiel,
persist In proerasfinatiOn, the tiinr innsi come
when the most rkiIlfdl phy,Iclsn can ren
der you no asslsianre: WHEN the doors oi hope
will he elored a,aihst yOu when no angel ~
mercy can bring you relief. IN no ea,e haze
they failed of rnccevr. Then let not ds'pair
work Itself upon yonr Imagination. bat avail
yonrseifof the beneficial rernits Of their treat.
ment before your cas. II beyond the rra, NJ
medicalsklll. or before grim death hnrrie- yoa
to aprrmsinregrasr.
MIDDLR-AGRD MINI
There are many of the are ~ ~ To 60 WIN
are tfoubl.d with loo frequent eyaruai'ons
OF the bladder. ofirn accompanied by arlighi
snArting %, burning sensation, and weaken
Ing of Oh system In . manner the patient eau.
not account for. On examining the urinary de
posits, Q ropy sediment viii often be- fomd. aud
sometimes -mall particles of Aibnnen will AZ.
pear. or the color viii he of thin and milki.h
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orm rALi.rN ,IrRors.

lrrIsrrx To rux MEMORY or ekSnnAl sf". A.
crsrkE AND Ht. t.sAiiASr sk>
No more. Win the evsAh and the din Of battle.
VIII thou vsksn the grim monster. pesih'
froo his sle~p.
AMI eloihs him N terror. ss when thnnier'
raftl~.
Ana dash into fury the fsee ef the deep:
No more viii the shots Of the fse round thee
hurtle.
xor the biood-eurailnz wsrho"p e'sr -isr''s
thy bscsst.
Bai the eyprs. and the bsy,r,s. the palm and
the myrtis.
vin weave thee . shelter. sni NO thee 10
fesi.
Thou hsst gone. thou hast howu. from oar
t-ar-b.dimm<i vision
To life and . life work heyond mortal hsn :
To Q country az bright spd iasd - eiy.lsn
A. ~'r tii~i the thoaght- Of tue dream
world " men.
And there on the pisln.. by the xisrnai river.
And In isvsli.r wales than cur poor e.rth can
Thy isa,s have been pitched. and. in silence
TAoa aosi re, nom all coaaIc,-s battle
Scared host.
"os -lssp With the sasssise of fsiae on 'hJ
WAIlr Isarris aufs.iins essinci. ssch brow !.
fo. si~ep. and the pow~r and magic oi nnmtrr-
VIII honor thy futarr; yea. honor the. n"r.
Farewell. noble cisirri our h-sns ''"a"
cherish
The ehivaIric ds.>is thai our llps lave 10 tell:
O'er the chord. Of oar soai thrill. . love ns~r
to parish:
Brsvs ehieitaln aud soldiers. aio.,ss f.r-
we'll. -.Lla H. uAifsoH.
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CAUTION.

n. PERSONS ARE HRREBy CAUTION.
"A ci against purchasing the following Ger.
tlfc. ties ~ the capital siock 10 the North Cal.
honn Gold aud Silver Mining Company inrsi.,l
Il Eagle anal Carson Mining District. Ornsby
county. Ne,ads. ~ the tame Was roli Angusi
Ih 1856. by rrsson ol delinquency In the LAY.
meni Of ASS s'rsmeni No. ,. daly levied bJ rsii
co,upspy. To witt
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syocknolufRs' MEETING.

NJOr'cR Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN annual meeting ef the btocEholderr of
the Atlantic Consolidated Mining Company
VIII be hsid At the once Of the Company. Room
81. No. IN Pine street. ran frsneiseo. Cali.
fosnls, on MONDAY. the 2ist day az August.
iss6. at o'clock r. ~. for the tsction ~ III.
rsctors for the enpuing rear. and for the trans.
srtion of any other business thst may come he
fore the meeting.
Be order Of the Board.
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rIAs RETURNED TO VIRGINIA CITY.
1ors. No. loA South G street, whers he Wi
i've spseiai attention 70 Acute and chronic
Biasssss, also. venerssi pissasss --espssisuy
oiree ssd ssphiiis. II N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12

a NEW EXPLOSIVE

Something new In the way % blasting
explosives u about TO be introduced Ia the
practical mining men of the comstcck.
1t ia known a. Excelsior powder. AMI yari-
Gus points of merit are claimed for 10 over
any explosive compound yet invented.
among which are the following; II j.
cheaper than any Of the b.'si. IL - safer
than any; 10 contains M sulphur. pho--
phorus, glycerine or similar elements.
which make other explosives ~
dangerous Tn handle. and causing
them io explode when least eNpcctei (:
II Il composed of ingredients In CON.
mon. domestic and medical use, none OF
which are At all deletsrious. it, power i
equal 10 the most effective of explosives
now in use. and above all. u creates M de-
letsrious gas or smoke; ; what little smoke
proceeds from an explosion b-'ng inhalet
with perfect impunity. This certainly u
a great and highly imPorinnt point, a.
Immediately after letting on blast even
in the closest. hottest DRIFT or win1e.
miners can return 10 their work without
the loss of seconds time, and hni the
air made in fact better by the explosion.
IL burns very freely upon being spread
out on q bo4fu hnu lkhii'h ~ hstsHt
and like giant powder creates more smok.
than when II is exploded, bat this smoke
is rather agreeable than otherwise to in-
hale, and more beneficial than injurious
to the lungs.
Mr.. A. walrath. agent. and Mr.. j.
Thomas. Superintendent of the Excelsior
mine, Nevada. California. arrived this
morning and we're in Gold Hill to-day.
They gave ms an Opportunity together
with Others of examining ani expert
menting with this explosive. and propose
submitting II upon Its merits TO
the Judgment of Oh. practical mining
men Of the C0mstock. In order
10 do this satisfactorily they will give
a public exhibition ~ iest-trial Of u next
Monday at I O'Clock p. NJ in safe and
eligible place near the Occidental road
~ast Of the Ward and Europa mines. They
invne eli she mining surerin'endsnts aud
Others interested In such matters 70 s~~
and Judge for themselves, and after show
ing what IL will do ON the surface. they
will have q practical working test OF u
made in any mine which may IL desig-
mated, and declare they can prove all they
claim for IL. They have used u exciu-
siyely in their own mine for the last nine
months and with the utmost success and
.atisfsction. II Is well worthy the atten'
tiou Of our mining men. and should BE-
most critically tested upon its merits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12

IS ls7l-5 there were COZ lives saved
In Great Britain from shipwreek by
means Of iifsboais. 335 by rocket an'
,aortar apparatus. 5ii by iugser.. coast
guard anl other small cram. Ho ~
hips and steamboats,. i.ela by shlps
own boats. 6 by individual eIert'on ana y,
$40 by other means. making 'o'a' o'
q All
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A NlrroxlI bank at Wilmington, Del

A NATIONAL bank at Wilmington Della
ware, was placed in an annoying pre-
dicamsnt the other day. under the
following circumstances On sa'ur,
,lay its cashier locked the time lock OF
its yault 80 that IL would not open until
Monday. and went out OF town Tor u
day or two. The lock rs usual, worked
all right. and the vsnlt was duly openeu
on Monday. Monday afternoon :, was wa.
closed again. however. by one OF inc
officers. who forgot to fix the apparatus
40 that Il would open In smaller nnn'-
Der OF hours than Il had previously
been set for. and consequently the vault
remained impsnstrable to everybody
The other banks loaned the bank cur
r-ucy. and tho difficulty was got Over. ,'",.
and ON Wednesday morning the iock
opened itself again. and everything was
sst to rights.
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Lincoln Commandery

K.ish,s cs..ssssrs Of the ss.. N..i.
DH1ULAR MEETiN0s, EyERy sRcoND
n and FOURTH "WEDNESDAY of rsch
Of meeting. Z o'clock '. y.
ro)oarning Knights Commander arr cor.
daily invited IN attend.
by orisr of the commsndefy.
WILLIAM PHIpPs.
Rm. C1l. Commander.
A. b. O. DAvIs, Adjsisnt Commander. ., ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HAS RETURNED
Or. sPlNNEY a. CO.

NxyOULp MOST RESPECTFULLY An,
" nounee ~ the AFFLICTED that they hsss
reopened Bnnch Once a. the eorhrr of hion
and slr-ets (opposlis The inisrn.tionai neisp.
Vir.lnlA City. Nevada. whse they still con.
tInus 10 treat chronic and private diseases with
unparalleled success.
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1HE GLORY Of uln is HIs sIafnaIal

II iss we'll Known fact that Thousands runst
from the above.pamed complains. The vsry
nature Of such ironblss begsts . timidliy that
often yrvv~nt- tho snfiefer from consnliibg
friend or piysicisn. and the Victim eors on
from month to month nnrrlisvesf. until The
isck.lussr ere. psiiid cheek and gsnsrai mental
ssd physicsl prostration hDds him broken down
In health. without Energy and without hope.
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DR.. "A MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

EOR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. iMPorRs-
IL CY. Lors of yigor. beruAl and 0encrsi
Debility. Physical Prosiration. and the many
ailments of like nature arising iroai indlser.
tion, .rlf abnsr, ovrr.indnlgsncr. etc.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Arc prepared eipr~ssly Tor this Glars of com.
plants. and Ne recommend them - pp-,iy
snd effective remedy. Their cen.ta' iUnic
effect on the whoi. system L. extremely hsL.-
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