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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23
Wolves in Russia.


In 1878, in. one government, that of
Vologda, with an area of So, 900 square
versts, they killed 1000 head of71arge
cattle and $4,000 head of small; in the
Kazan government, in a space OF. only
$4,000 square yersts, they killed 5000
large and 5000 small, of an aggregate
value of 254, 900 rubles, the population
of this government being only 1, 715, 900.
In the st. Petersburg government the
losses are smaller, but even there, in
the same year, property was destroyed.
BY wolves to, the extent of 64,o0O
roubles.
In 40 Russian governments, exclusive
Of the Baltic provinces and Poland,
741, 800 head of cattle were destroyed
in one year, making a loss to the coun-.
try of over $500, OOo. roubles (more
than $4,000, oco). -, -; : :
Russia is a thinly populated country,
and, perhaps, the above. loss appears
even more striking when considered in
reference to area. Putting aside eight
out of the forty-five, governments, the
loss, on the remaining thirty-eight
amounting to three copecks on every
deciatine of 2.7 acres. 49, ,,,..,..--
The amount that wolves will eat is
enormous. In two or three hours pair
will eat the half of a horse weighing $50
kilogrammes, they themselves not
weighing more than so kilogrammes.
A dangerous peculiarly is their trick of
seeming to be dead. "A peasant found
wolf apparently dead on the ground,
beat him with cudgel, and took him
home on his sledge for the sake of his
skin In the night he heard a noise,
and found the animal on the table 1t
jumped at his throat, and his wife, who
rushed for help, found him dead on her
return. - -'- - - -A 30 u "a
The number of wolves in Russia can
not be less than 10, 900, and they eat
of feathered game alone 100000 600
head. In 1875 no less than two hun
bred human beings were destroyed by
wolves. A comparison is instituted be-
tween the losses accustomed by cattle
plague and fires as against those caused
by wolves, and, extraordinary as it may
seem, the proportion of damage done
by wolves as compared with cattle
plaques is rs 200 to 240. ..a-
! Mr.. THOMAS CAswELL, of Lower
Ince, England, has done something that
may give hint to warlike' rulers and
prime minister's. At his house may be
seen playing together in one cage a
monkey, eight chickens, and kitten.
The chickens and kitten are. each a
month old. The old hen forsook her
young as soon as they were Matched,
and the monkey took them the same
day, and ever since has fed and cared
for them. The monkey embraces them
in its arms, carries them from place to
place, huddles them together, and
sleeps with them. feelings to and pro
tects them when danger is near. 1t has
also taken up with the young kitten,
and treats it in the same kindly man.
ner. The kitten sleeps in the same
cage, and sometimes follows the monk
ey's example by embracing the chick
ems.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23

THE pursuit of the Minnesota bank
robbers, up to the 10th, had proved uni
successful. 1t is known that they sep
arated during their flight, and two of
them very narrowly escaped capture.
1t is said that the two dead robbers
have been positively identified, by
photographs shown to their acquaint-H
ances, as Bill Caldwell and Clel Miller,
Two of the Missouri gang.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23

% THE Kansas Independent Reform
State Central Committee, at meeting
held on the 18th, repudiated the action
of certain other members of the Com.
mittee in withdrawing the name of
their candidate for Governor, MIR. Hud-
son. All vacancies on the committee
and the ticket were filed, and arrange
ments made for an active campaign.
~ Ok account of the imminent danger
Of confagration, it has been ordered
that all the wooden buildings in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Centennial
D grounds at Philadelphia shall be torn
down. The favorable direction of the
wind was probably all that saved the
Centennial buildings from destruction
q few days ago, when a number Of these
inflammable structures was burned
4. TEE Nebraska Democratic State Con-
vention nominated for Governor, Paren
England; Lieut.-Governor, Miles Zeut,
meyer; Secretary of State, Joseph
Richie; Auditor, G. P. Thomas Treas
urer, Samuel Wahr; Attorney General,
ID. O. Ashby; School Superintendent,
y M Jones. -. - -,srEs
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23

THE manager of the Hoosac tunnel
speaks, in his report, of the singular
lightning freak of June 3, at the tunnel,
mountain on one line of the track, dis
charging three prepared blasts in the
roof of the tunnel. The workmen had,
happily, just left the spot, and escaped
serious injury. There have been three
such experiences in the history of the
bore.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23

THERE were p interments from yell
low fever deaths at Savannah on the
18th, and the disease was still on the
increase. Contributions from other
Southern cities were being. received in
aid of the destitute, at least one-half of
the colored people being dependent up
on the charity Of the whites.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-09-23

TIE great intern 9tiQpal rifle contest
ct Creedmoor, near Nov Y ork, which
terminated on the 14th, resulted in a
victory for the American team, the Irish
team being second, the Scotch team
third, the Australian team fourth, and
tho Canadian team 18th. r 9SS ST
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-23

tits worthy of particular note, and should
cause immediate action, by those suffering
from the above Diseases, that DR.. Dailys
method of treatment is fully established
and demonstrated to be afuccess beyond all
question. The following leading business
men of Lesven wo'th will testify that the
treatment il without pain, knife, caustic
liyature, hindrance from business or any
kind of inconveniency, and thoroughly and
speedily curative, Graduating every trace
Of the diseases, giving men Who have sui
f-red for years, complete, perfect and per
manent relief
Reference: J. p. Marshall, grocer; ID
w Eaves, Secretary Bridge Company John
V,nfo-en, book-keeper Cochran x Co.; MI
Garrett, lumber dealer.
DR.. Daily will be at the Mansion House,
Leavenworth, next Tuesday. He guaran
tees a cure In every case. VIII
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Murder Viii Out.

A few years ago august Flower was
discovered to be a certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver complaint, few thin DysPep-
tics made known to their friends how easily
and quickly they had been cured by its u-e
The great merits Of GREENS AUGUST
FIowsR became heraled through the coun-
try by one sufferer to another, until, with
out advertising, its sale has become I'M
mense, Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
Limited StaIes are selling il. No person
suffering with sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, Costivenes-, palpilation oil the Heart
indigestion, low spirits, etc, can take three
doses vithou, relief. Go to your Druggist,
X. Parham, and get bottle for 20 cents
and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents
aug24-eod&eoW
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS. IA,
COUNTY.
In the Probate Court In and for said Coshfyi
In the ma. ter OF the Estate Of
STAFFORD,
Deceased
NyOrICE Is EEREBY GIVE, That letters
~ Of Administration have been granted TO the
UNDERSIGNED on the Estate Of Brantiey -tanof' I,
isie Of SAID County, deceased, by the honoraois
the Probate Court Of the County and etate aiore
said dated the thirteenth cay oiOctobef, A.
Is7e Now, all persons having Claims again am
the ssid Estate are hereby notified that the
must present. the same 10 the Undersigned Tor a.,
loVsnce, within one year from the d L oil s,pn
Lettrrs. or they may be pr.clud' d from an
benpn Of such estst and that II such claims ns
NOT e xhibi ted within thIee yeaIs alter ths dAe
o. said ietiers, they sh IL nc fo.eTsr BARI
John Stray, Executor OF the es,ate
BR NrLEY rTAfFokD, Deceased Octoot'
IJln, 1876.
In vitoess whereof ]. the under isne', rrooa'
Judge oil Leavenvo-th County, have neIeS
lore set my hand and q xed the seal OF IN
said robais Court this 13.h day Of oct =,
u. 1876. SAM " hLI,
ocf25 Wa EIop@te ~"'ns-
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Mothers,

Castsxia is the result o. 20 yeInexPsrienne'
nv d. eaauel Pitcher. Of Masaachussets 1t Is
vegetable preparation as elective - Castor os'
bat perfectly pleasant to the taste IL eaa %
taken BY the younss.t mi Mt, AID nslths gsss nor
miss. DE-. a. J. Green, Of 10, stsa, hd., says
efn:
srss-I have tried N, Csstoria and can spsak
hiehly Of il ne i've IL vii, think. eesvsy
entirely With Castor Oh IL b easAnt and harm
les., and ID efhcseious o an aP rent and iaasive
u Is tie Wy uiaG. ra gr~r
Ths Cassseis destroys worms. neTa@s IN
ssonaeh, cures Wind Co ie, and Perni" o. nat
aal healthy s,ssp. II IL very e00esoes II
Cssup, aaa tor resthing Children. Honey b mol
plsa.n,er 10 The taste, aaA Castor Oil ID not =
esstaia N 10 saset< IL costs bat d cents,
large bottles-
J. B. RossA Co., 4e Dey street. Ess York.
sepss- wsm
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-11-23

DR.. King. syphilitic Remedy is war
ran,ed to cure Syphilis in the primary, sec
ondary and tertiary stage, and in al II;
cure the worst cases of veneral diseases.
cases which have resisted The trea.men! OF
the most eminent phyacians Of America.
1t cures the first stage and heals the ulcers
in few days. 1t cures ulcers in the mouth,
nose, throat, head. arms and iegr; also,
hard pains in the bones and joint, s"eillne
Of joints, syphilitic rheumatism, etc., in
short time. Price, S. per package Sent
everywhere by express. A treatise on sex
ual diseases free. Sent mailed for two
stamps. Sold BY Dr.. J, Dinsbeer, sos North
Seventh street, St Louis, Mo Cures guar
anteed or the money refunded Theo
Esersdorff Agent Leavenworth, kansaA
april26eod&v-l07
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Not Killed.

In regard to the reported murder OF Al
Ian shepperd, an account Of which "as pub
lished in Sundsy's TIMES, We are informed
that messenger came to his father and In
formed him that his son had been murder
ed, but that subsequently, report came IN
that he uas no, dead, but had been chased
. mile or more by some men, who sought TO
kill him. Fortunately for Allan, 1t seems
that his legs were his savios, and while
probably the wear and tear upon them was
somewha, severe, yet they were the means
of saving what Was more dear to hlm-his
life. According t. the most reliable report
lind of . row with somebody, whose name
could no, be obtain+d, and that Allan had
probably the old saying in his mind, he
Who fights and runs away, may live to night
another day."
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rs WARY She Liver

nd ipiure the sys EN- generally, take blue pliis
and 9. ONE To regulate it, and endos the entire
,v,,.m With heal,hful vigor, use Hostetters stom'
ach Bi ten Bill US in'alids, when Oh tne'e wv
,ecipn you adopt? sc doubt not' inc iA''e''
By % doi"s, you vi avoid the d 'a''Ioos son'e
quences vh ch the persistent or frequent use VI
mercury en- ais and effect the desired re'orin
in the &C ion OF the hillary gland without danger
well q spec II, and thoroughly Tho Bitters In
vsri bly, r,medy yelovness Of the complexion
and hites of the eyes, pains in The tight side ano
under The right shoulder bladr, furred tongue hish
colo cd urine nausea, vert Co. dysP' psia' eonsrpa
ton, heaviness Of the head, mental dependency
and every other manifestation or accompaniment
Of discTsesrf condition Of the liver. The stomach
tic rS+ r. 1neys ais, experience their resua INF
,. .,ce eOdSw
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Coal.

Drugs and Medicines.
Dairv by 7nso. EgeTs6or1, WhcfessIe
"a RefeI Druggist, Norffvssf CorneT Fourth
81, CfTesfs
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A Sure Thing

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure the Gonnorhea,
elect. Chordee, Structures, diseases OF the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs oil
males and females.
Dr.. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy Tor the Sperm torrhea, Seminal weak
ness. nightly emissions, the loss OF power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul,
oence. Price of DR.. Hunters Specific, 81
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle: Sent
everywhere by express DR.. }; DSnsbeeI'
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, ST. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps iol
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded. Pa
Theo. Ese.dorff agent Leavenworth, Nan
s.s apr27eod&wlO
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FINE DRESSES.
MadsIp for Hi Pr.e5 for 10 M',s
Privilege Reserved Of Show
ing Them at the
Grand Opening Of CUT Dressmsflng
Department.

Amost distinguished dressmaker and al
50 two assistants iron New York )engaged.
They will be here and ready for business
very soon.
When our Dressmaking Department will
no; only be thoroughly organized but put
in charge of more efficient talent than here
tofore.
Every lady visiting this department will
now receive polite attention, and have her
interes, securely protected from every i'm
position.
The permanent prices Of our new Dress
maker will be much lower than were
charged by her predecessor
The advantages secured BY us in enga-
eing a most distinguished Dressmaker-we
desire to be beneficial, not only to the ladies
generally, but also to the Dressmakers OF
Leavenworth.
All clases are especially invited to visit
our Dressmaking Department during the
exposition Of the latest Paris and New York
winter fashions.
No invitation will be issued direct, but
notice of the above opening will be Issued
in few dayr.
For ten days We will make up handsome
dresses for half price for the privilege OF
showing them at our grand exposition.
A correct and efficient D.essmaker, who
not only has capacity, but the facilities for
securing the latest "Modes," is not only q
very important feature in our bu.ines, but
/. great benefit ito the ladies of this city.
Through this department We also attract an
immense volume Of the finest trade from all
of the largest towns and villages in the
"New West" which otherwise would stay
at home.
Furthermore, We have determined to give
the Dressmaken of Kansas City access te
all our New Modes" knowing that THU
class of artists, if we'll instructed, can dc
much towards attracting trade TO this cen
tire, and thus increasing the sales OF Ores
Goods at our counters, otherwise they vii
only receive . limited local patronage, ant
ladies outside of Kansas City will hav'
their work done at home. Therefore it i
to our interest to place within their reaci
every facility of acquiring "artistic knowl
edge" for self-improvement.
We have beautiful line of Silk AM
Worsted Fabrics, which will be made u
for half price for the next ten days, but "
reserve the privilege of showing them
our opening.
BULLESE, MOORE & EMERrs,
Kansas City, Mo.
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An AGGRAVATED ASSAULT.

John Burk 10 Terribly Beaten BY John
Fenning and Martin Ehart with
scale weights.
Las, evening John Burk, residing on
Cheyenne street, b.tween Fourth and Filth
s,reets. swore out q warrant for the arrest
of John Fenning ard Martin Ehsrt. charg,
ing them With assault. with intent to kill
Burk's story, as told to the Chief OF Police
il about q follows:
Las. Friday night he went into the gro
cerv store of Martin Ehart, At the south
east corner of Seventh and Kiowa streets
for the purpose of making some purchases
After completing these he started TO go oo'
of the rtore, and when At the door, with hi,
hand upon the knob and his back turned
TO Ehart and fleming, the latter STRUCK
him In the back Of the head with scale
weight, after which both men set upon him
and beat him with the weights until ht
vas nearly insensible. He succeeded il
dragging himself to his residence, which hs
vas unable to leave until last evening
when he came down to the police station
and swore out q warrant for the arrest o.
his assailants.
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Baby Personals.

young gentleman, weighing about Il
pounds, made his appearsnce at the home
Of Mr.. NJ. Pry zby 10 VICE, OF the Continental
Hotel, Sunday afternoon. Mike says Its
only the tenth, and he can't see Why 60
m oh fuss should be made about it.
A bright ten-pound boy appeared at the
home Of Geo Link yesterday morning, and
George Was equal to the occasion.
A wee girl has appeared at the home Of
Mr. Jno. Delis. John says it may be al
right but boys amt SO expensive. lie Is
sstisfied, any way, however.
1t was reported at a late hour last night
that somebody in the north part OF the
city, was the paren, Of twins but the name
has not vet arrived.
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4. LCHIs NONenUci
HART nchsnssd; uId1s,ed, 70e93l-
FIOUR-Low and IN dunn kIades nrm and
wanted fali super. % 7s94, extra, u 2oSz ~;
H, u as 70. o,<z
WHEAT Dull and lower; No. fall, u 2iA9
1 az bid cash; 81 Is bid Dectmher; no DO,
81 is5aaI I6i4 cash No 4 do. 81 lok@i IL.
Coks-Lower; 10. 2, mixed, 42sSsZhc casn
4lc hid December. 49,,
OAIs-Hisl er; No. 2 mixed, S3c cash; $3.50
bid december
BARI KY unchanged and little dol 81 prime 10
fancy Minnesota, 15c,SS1 Is.
WHIsKr-O.irt, 81 20. .
BUrIEa-Firm tor be-t grades; medium to
.eleeled dairy. Is to lsc, eaoce yelio~ country
Is to &c.
EGs,-Firm; 231z a2ic.g
HAY Quiet; Iin,othy, $40 90 az.
PokK-Dul sslS 50
D,Y -.Lr No .Is-Heli higher 64ya 9efs9
sRgs5sgsS. s,<zoo,
bAcos-Firm; 1Las91sS9149$sc.
ARD-neld bTm aad nothing dolngi sio1sa
ID - Askel
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Lemon and Orange,

DR.. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts
of Lemon and Orange are made from the
fruit, and have their grateful, agreeable
taste, without the turpentine odor which
is observed in those extracts usually sold,
made from poisonous oils, acids, and taste
sharpened by cayenne pepper. we adSise
buy DIR. Prices. The, are, like his Cream
Baking Powder, all that Il represented
really genuine, almost alone In the maIke'
in these important respects. dewitt
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Work. Produces M"rlxet

NzwYr November q
FIouR-ScaIcely 50 firm, and holders IN re dis-
no.ed TO r.ai;zs and very moderate bu.iIsss
"a reS 81 ed superb - west m md state, - ~
A 90: e, mon god, IS 25a5 ~ gooc 10
tho ee. SIS SOS 60; white wheat extra % ooa
6 81 I.ouI-, s. 3oss S. -,
WHKar-DulI AID in buyers favor anu !
,imited dsr AID; scarcity OF freight rom lects
he e port basiue .; No Oh eago p ing new
n 2saI %; ung ad.d spri G, 81 1901 IS.
RySFsr demand and hTmer; WESTERN SO
Sc.
e. Ry-Oui.t and firm an a ight uehand
n,xeJ vss,arp unsraded, 5546lc; mixed DO gra g.
~ sc. mixed western, new Soc; mis- cam
e~, 81 c571sc; d, graded, 59e' mixeds sraied
O.r-Lss, active and unchanged; mixet
vest IN and state, 80 95ic; white western sn'
| safe Ssa561zc. o.>-,
| SUGAp-Ouie; and nrm ', hLed, far demane
| NoLAssKs-Quiet ard nrm
| RIcE-Quiei steady. .,,<
PoRK Dull and easier; mess, VII spot; sie b
D. cember ,...
xr-Quiet; plain mess, ssioe; extra mes
| cur Ms.rs-ouiet. ;,,
| MIDpLEs-Quiet ;long clear western, 80 40 CITY
I.r,-Fsir de and and firm for large o
prime steam, go 15sil spoti SO s21zslo ID pe
suTTr,-C Choice, s,ea ,, other grades dull
western, Is So.
Cs.KsE-Firm; 7als1-c:
Il WHIsXY-rrmer; 81 o91a9l ~.
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UmDleasant Smell.

There is nothing more offensive than an
unpleasant smell To avoid this, use Dr.
Prices American Perfumes, which are rich
er, more delicate and durable than any
odo.s that come from abroad. His Floral
Riches, for a Cologne Water, has rich
fresh fl,wery odor, and his Alists Bouquet
and other odors for the handkerchief are
only I, be used 10 be admired. d&wlt
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FALSE InPREssIoN.

It's generally supposed BY certain class
of citizens, who are not practical or e1'
perienoed, that Dyspepsia can not invaria.
bIy be cured, but We are pleased to say that
GsrEs's August FLOWER has never, to oul
knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia or Law.
or Com ri amt in all Its forms, ouch a. Soul
stomach, Costiveness, Sick Headache, pal
pitation of the Heart, low spirits, &C., &c
Out Of 10000 dozen bottles sold last year
not single failure was reported, but thou
ssnde Of complimentary letters received
from Druggists Of wonderful cures. Thre'
does will relieve sny case. Try it: Sam
ple bottles 10 cents. Regular size 20 cents
For sale by - sepl6-eod&w2
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
List Of Special Premiums thus iar
(onaributeSl to the Coming Fair.

List Of Special Premiums thus lar
Contributed to the Coming Fair.
Preparations are steadily being perfected
toward making the coming Poultry and
Pet Stock Fair, to be held at Laing's Hall
December 18th, 9th, 2Sth and Doth, one Of
the most successful ever seen in the West.
Thus far the following amounts have been
contributed as special premiums:
Ketcheson & Duriee, printing to amount
of So.
Hoffman's Music Emporium, l violin
valued at s.. :,
Chase Bros, pair Of fine side laced
shoes, value $3.50. -.
]. w. GRANGER, for best pair Of canaries, l
bird cage, value So.
VIM. Sargent, cash, -.
w. 4. YOakum, cash, 81.
BE. Thompson, toilet set, value 50.
p. Short, cash, 81.
E. Chaplin, cash, 81
NJ. Hoover, cash, 81.
F. Marcheike, cash, 81.
S. F. Nicely, cash, %.
F. Zimmerman, cash, 81.
J. n. Beard, cash, 81
]. Marshall, for best pair light Brahma
chicks, light Brahma cockerel, value n
CS. Hartough, for best dark Brahma
cockerel, cash, 81.
]. Birinper, for best setter dog over six
| months old. DO Eder flask, v lue 81 90.
HI. McLanaihan, for best three
game cocks, for pit purposes, $. =.
c. Burns, for hest game cock, Tor Pr
| nurnoses s.
J. F. Schm.l zsr, goods to the amount o
VIM. Sargent, for best white pit cockerel
$3.50
| Same, for best red pit cockerel, 81 50.
Wm. Carney, tor best b. b. red gam
cockerel, 81 80 -,
Same, for best 3. B. red game pulle'
50 so.
Ed. Carney, cash, 81 so.
Van Whitaker, cash, 81 SO.
0. Badders, cash, s..
Same, l Plymouth Rock cut, valued
Sc. for best pair Plymouth Rookie.
Same. envelope cut, valued at y, IL
the four heaviest Asiaric cockereis
John Deckelmac, silver goblet, valued
Sc so.
r Beigs, l box candy, valued at 81, fo
bet pair of Bantams exhibited BY boy.
Il S.R Marshall, cash, So
III Ketcheson, one poultry cut, Va
ued At S.
Stevens & Garrigus, 50, for best Matte
4. simmon. & staiger, 100 sultana ciga'
valued at s..
l. ]. A. Londergan, for ,largest cock, ha
z box of cigars, vslued at 81 so
b G.hl> for hest IHohOrn Coz
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Vitalvealneoa OF. doure

Vital weakness or. dopres.
sion; weak e1haussed telling. no ensr-
Tor courage; the result Of mental
ovAr-oork, IndoSCr0tion {.
NJ 0YN.a0eR. or 0n,e dra m upon the
sys.e@, Is ais.ys cured By AUAPAkEIs'
6Oa EOPArHiC SIZE slFiC No IS.
1t ,ones up and invigorares the system, dis.
psk III e.ooa asd dePosdesey, i&Parf!
strength and eeergy,-ssops the drain AND
Njusenata IL entire -assn. bsea used
twenty years with perfect succes By thou
sands Sold By dea,en. Price, Sl.O0 PEI
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