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Pupils are admit ed at any time, and
charged only from the date Of entrance.
No deduction is made for pupil who
hay be withdrawn before the expiration
y ne session, unless it be on account
of sickness.
No particular dress IL required, ex-
eept on Sundays and Thursdays, when
blue Merino is worn in winter, and in
eemmer, pink lawn, and occasionally
white Jac0net or Nainso0k.
Each pupil should be provided with
Nue, 4 white and . pink dress ). 9 white
Ilala Bobbinet veil, twc and . half or
tsree yards long, according to the size OF
tAe young lady; . black plain Bobbinet
vsil, twelve changes Of under garments,
twelve pairs Of hose. 9 dozen and half
. two dozen pocket handkerchief, eight
hrgs Napkins eight towels. twelve col
Ian, elk night-gowns, four pairs OF shoes;
? foot tub, toilet box, work box, goblet,
table knife, fork aud spoon; two pairs
g. Nankets, three psiTs of sheets, three
And half yards, long, two and . half
vide; . musquito-bar OF white netting.
four yards long, the top TO be i've feet
loag, two and . half wide. All to be
distintly marked with the number as
igned.
PARENTS wishing their children to be
tznishe1 with clothing, etc., are ex-
lestd TO deposit with the Treasurer
0nds for the purpose.
Pupils Of every denomination are re-
qlired to assist ct the public exercises Of
leligion-no further influence Is ever ex-
ercised, over their convictions On this
Eavs point.
Visits are confined, when practicable,
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character and responsibility.
Eminent physicians colnH,eid
it as the most:
1t is eninently q Famil;
Medicine, and by being kept
ready for imliic.liato resort
will save nifty an hour of SUI:
fcri Y, and MANY d dollar in
time and
DOCTORS BILLS;
Your Regulator is one of the best Eam
ly medicines I ever used. l have no,
spent one dollar for my family for mc,li
cine in five years, only for yonr Regula
tor, and must say II lous all 1t says il
will. You can also recommend i in Collie
for Stock, it having cured 4 fine mule OF
mine worth Five Hundred dollars.
J. A. NELSON. Macon, Ga.
The Liver, the largest organ
iii the body is generally the
seat of the disease, and if mot
Regulated in time, great snf-
feriug, wrctchedncss, and
DEATH will cnsuc.
lfyou feel Dull, Drowsy, De-
bilitatcd, have frequent lead
ache, Month Tastes badly, poor
Appetite md Tongue Coated,
y'a are suffering from Torpid
Liver or "Billiousness," and
nothing will cure you SO spcetli-
IL and permanently.
Hon. Alex: H. Stephens.
II occasionally use, when my condi-
ton requires it, DR.: Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, with good etfect.'-llon. Alex.
H. Stephens.
Governor Of alabama.
"Yonr Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and I am pcrs,la-
dcd it is valuable addition to tho me,li-
cal science."-Gov. J. Gill Shorter, Ala.
II have used the Regulator in my FAM
lily for the PAST seventeen years. can
safely recommend it to the world as the
best medicine / have ever used for that
class Of diseases it purports to cure."-
H. +. fhigpen.
Baltimore Episcopal llcthud;st.
This medicine is acknowledge
ed to have no equal asa Liver
medicine; conta;ng those South
crn Roots and Herbs which an
aIl-wisc Providence has placed
in countries wheve Liver Dis
eases most prevail. .t Ill
Ladies Endorsement. .>>,
II have given your medicine thor
ough trial, and in no case has it failed to
give full satisfaction. ELLEN Mcacham,
Chattahoochcc; Fla: arp a. !
Professional:
"From actual experience in the use of
this htctliciDG 1T h'y ptactlcc; Have been.
and am satisfied to use and prescribe il
as purgativc Incidence .Dr. j. w. Ma
son.
n. T.. FLORIDA Conference.
II have used DR.. Simmons Liver Reg.
ulator on my family for Dyspepsia and
Sick Headache, and regard it an iuv,,lu.
able remedy. 1t has not failed to u;v
relief in any instancc.".-r.,y " :, :;
Easterling. :" I
f'es'd'":: oy'etn cope College.
n. "n." Liver Regulator is certain
~ spe' INC for that class of complaints
WI" IN it claims to curc.''--.Rcy. David
Mills. May 6-tf.
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TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER Regulator,

For all diseases. Of The Liver, Stomac
and Spleen:
After Forty Years trial it ii
illrecciving the most tinqual-
flied testimonials Of its virtues;
from persons Of the highest
character and responsibility.
Eminent physicians coinii,eitl
it as the most:
1t is eminentlv a Family
Medicine, and by being kept
ready for imliic.liatc resort,
will save nifty an hour of suf:
fcri y, and MANY d dollar in
finn. and
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-05-20
". Michael's Convent,
FOUNDED IN 1926
uid,r the Direction Of the Religious Of
the Society Of Che Sacred Heart.
ST. JAMES PARISH. LA.

This Institution il pleasantly situated
i on the Mississippi River, about GO
miles above New Orleans. The buildings
ere spacious and we'll ventilated. The
aim Of the Religious conducting it, is to
secure to their pupils thorough and &C.
complished education. Simplicity of
dress is enforced by the rules. Their
health Is the object Of untiring solicitude;
and, in sickness, they are affectionately
and constantly attended to.
The scholastic year, which is divided
into two sessions of five months each,
commences on the first Wednesday of
October, and terminates in the last week
q the following July.
Terms for the Scholastic Year,
Payable in current funds, and always in
Advance.
Entrance Fee, (but once) S.
Board, with tuition In English and
French 1870
Washing 30
Books and Stationery IA
Doctors Fec 6
summer Baths 9
Music so
Use Of Piano or Harp Is
Drawing 80
Vacation charge, (for August and
Scptember) As
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AGENTS ::$$2 4 Sc: E: Il: ::;:;:
foregoing publications, and also several others
published by n. Read all Of the above, and
send for particulars. Address. for terms, 0utats,
&C., The Murray Hill Publishing Company, no
East 2Sfh Sfreet, Acir York.
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GRANGE WAREHOUSE.
At GRAND ECORE, La.

DECEIv1NG, Forwarding and Pur-
II chasing agent for the Patrons of Hus-
bandry. All business intrusted to his
cure will receive prompt attention .,.,
the patrons can rest assured of be-. ; ;;h
orally dealt with in charges, .,o lug ''o'
A share of business is ro.nao N.Y.: -
licited. svs'"'S ~
March Is 6m.
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rHPP Publications.. We will aupl
PkkR ply DR. FooTE's Free Publiea
6(bA tions: " G,afuitOys Adrice to tho
Sick" ABROAD as WfN as at home j; CisCular Of
value to the sick. 'Eridences Of Dy. F0OlsS
Success 80 sixty page pamphlet, free BY mail.
send for them.
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P'eside":: 0y1eM..,, oD. Co1leae.

s.n nnn:" Liver Regulator is certain
y = spe' ,.flc for that class of complaints
" WI. IN it claims to curc."---Rcy. David
Wills. May 6-tf
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-05-20
DOCTORS BILLS;

Your Regulator is one of the best fami-
ly medicines I ever used. I have not
spent one dollar for my family for mcdi-
cine in five years, only for yonr Regula-
tor. and must say 1t dous all It says it
will. You can also recommend in Collie
for Stock, it having cured a fine mule OF
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
A DYING DENOMINATION REVIVED.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
paragraph In your paper last Sunday under the
caption, IA Dying Denomination" does very great,
though / am persuaded unintentional Injustice II
speaks Of the sChristans Campbellites number
ing only about 10000, and upon the authority Of one
OF their prominent ministers, tho Rev. J. r. Watson,
states that for last twenty-five years the denomi-
nation in the United States has made no progress.
Now presume the writer Of this paragraph intended
to refer TO a denomination taking the name Chris
t,ap but sometimes nicknamed "Newlights, n differ
cnt body oi people from those who are sometimes
called never by themssvcsl "Campbellitcs.
In tho Christian Quarterly for july current year,
nd the following statistical table, showing something
Of the strength and work OF the Christans. or Camp
beltes" IN the United States:-
Number OF ministers, about. 5000
Number of churches, about. 4,300
Number Of members, about. 500, 900
Number OF institutions OF learning. .......... -
Number OF periodicals published. 20
In the Christian Standard OF the 9th iost. the lead
ing weekly OF the denomination published in CiDcn-
concerning their publishing enterprises, from which
some estimate may be made TO their "progrCss" in
the sslast twenty -nvo ycarsh-
AIN 1923 tho Christian Bdpfisf small monthly, be-
q few hundred subscribers They now publish eleven
wocKes most OF them eight pages, with All aggregate
weekly circulation OF about OUO; four Sunday school
wcekes with aggregate circulation OF from 81, 600
to 10000; monthlics, nggrcgating per month
about 80 OO0 and one quarterly with circulation OF
The uChrstians or Campbetes' do not srcjcct the
porsonaty Of the Holy Spirit - they have organZa-
ton known as the .Northorn Illinois Conference"
the .Aami Conference nor any other conference"
and, finally, "Rov. J. r. watson" never belonged 70
the denomination. u. II VAN BUSklRk.
NEW YORK Dec 10, 1916
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
SYNAGOGUE WORSHIP.

THE FEAST OF CHANUKA-wHY IsRAELITEs
HONOR THE WARS OF THE MAcCABEEs-sER-
MON BY DIR. GoTTHEn.
AS a basis for his discourse in tho Temple Emanuel
Yesterday morning, tho Rev. DR.. Gotthcil read the
ifteth chapter OF ISAIAH, which describes the spirit
ual dvorcement or Israel ard Gods power redeem
them and restore them again TO favor. The Doctor
remarked there is period in jewish history that
deserves more and that yet has received less attention
than the period OF the Maccabean wars which CON-
memorate to-day. All our commemoration, no said,
Is confined to tho lighting OF candles and the singing
OF a few psalms
A golden candestick bearing eight lighted wax
dies stood upon q small tabc beneath the pulpit aud
facing the cenro aisle OF the synagogue And 1t Is the
barrcnness Of our ritual that has caused these things
10 be banished from memory None OF the mani
fcsa,ons OF other services attend these and yet
can regard these memorial days as possessing all the
elements which can make the period they commcmor-
a,s ever memorable IL We look In the OF that
period or that which appeal TO our sympathy we
shall ind In tho sunerines Of tho people; In the
smiling nclds turned into deserts the city OF Jerusa
tenn drapcd In mourning and tho temple polluted by
idoIa,ry rho prophet Isaiah declares that all this
shall be changed into JOY the sackcloh OF mourning
shall give place to the garments OF praise,
and hymns OF Joy shall superscde the weeping OF the
people OF Israel as they 10 10 appear OciOrc uou
we look the heroic have u In the daring vaor
OF the MaccAbean chiefs and their iollowers-dceds
while even history has ehronicied none greater Thu
greatest picture OF heroism that can be presented s
good struggling against adversely Our ancestors,
SAID the Doctor. suffered persecution heroicay and
patiently, but when SEQ them rising at time when
there hope Tor them ana stalking their all on
liberty and fath have that spectacle OF
sublime herosm that SHOULD command our adinira-
ton.
vIcHrixG ron ANCESTRAL RELIGION.
The standard Of liberty was raised asd battles were
fought for hcHrthstono aud the altar tor liberty
aud Tor iath Tor tho preservation Of tho ancestral
ngon. needs not that say ono word more IN vim
dication of these things, for they carry with them
ther own Justification. A great change came over
the people while they pincd away In Babyonlan cap
tlvity They tried IN tho rciner's pot but they
came out pure than ever. Through the death
OF the Asmoncans we live. But great as were their
perfls without they wero made more formidable by
disscussons within. There vas onc section among
the Israetes which vas known ~ "thc plous Ones
men Of sssady rule who took offence at tho Mncca-
bean policy And every attempt 70 better their con-
dition by revoiutiou RESISTANCE they considered
departure from vhat written In the hooks Thcy
alsad hv Ihs ~A hbliaal crv. WOE 70 him
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
SELF CONVICTED.

John o'Eara, workman employed at Ames Co g
spike factory in Jersey City, was convicted before
Pecc Justice Kecse yesterday Of passing counter
felt ten dollar bill and committed for trial. He
admitted that he knew tho bill bad and received II
from n saloon keeper, who had taken II and did not
want To pass II.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
1tES'rACfxANAs.

T1YsrERs OYSTERS oysrERs OYSTERS
Oand ct Live 2l2 broadway the great centre Tor thc
finest Shell Fish tho continent produces -.
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cEND use. G. p R1WEIL' l. CO. New
eYorA, for Pamphlet II ltt gagcs, g1uiaia-
ing lists o. att9 Lewspslgrs and estimates
shsNia- cost ~ advertising.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Ncnsesuna Mining Comnarv.


Z oCAriUN II principal place OF business
z ia the city aud county cf san Francisco
ana state Of California.
Location If WORKS. Oreana. humboldt couu-
~ Nevada.
No ICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, that at L
meeting Of yhe Directors OF said , olIrauy,
held On the 9Th day Ui July. Is7t, an assess
m,ut no. / IF 1wvnty-H i've Cents per share
was levied Uppn the "a ital stock of the r.
portion. payable On @ bsforr the Ssh lay Il
august. 1916. ia United states gold ouin
tc IS. q. NJ Berry, ~tcreiar, tler. uf. at lis
flee. No. 80 Meutg iner! street, city and
county and state aforesaid.
Any stock upon u Inch This assessment shail
remain uni AID n the saiC eighth day 81 Au-
gust, 1876, viii b. GelinqUeLt, and advertised
for ssle 81 public tuctiou, and unless payment
j, made hvfpre, Will be sold on SAFUhD,I.
the TWENTY SIXTH day OF AUGUST, 1916.
- pay the del.uq mt ass, ssEeLt together
with costs Of advertising ana expenses Of
sale, ". q. n. BflkRY
Secretary Of the Montezuma Mining Com
pany
o@ce I the Company located at Ne. 2io
Montgomery street. san Francisco california,
j.l2id
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&Sto @a0rsr day a, home sam
Sr;NsoN % .rortl~ud. Maine
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


TSrArK or A l.. fssE. nEcsAsrD.
- 0rICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
y undersigned Sdni,li tgater " A l..
Page, oecea-sG, to tn cItai urs and ali per
Son having CLAIMS against TIA sand deceased
T. exhibit them with the Necessary uchers
within teu E-ontas after the ar,t Tnblic-tian
rt tbs gu.ien ~ the said &lmIlsttStor At his
re, idst.oe. WlrIrMucc@. V0Ongy Of Ham.
Sai6t state ci Nevada.
lat Jas -, is56.
T. c. HANSON.
AdEinis;r='Gz ogt.t Estate
% \. l.. Fass, deceased.
sW
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q CARD.

To all who arc suffering fry n tie errors
and irdlscrctien~ = youth. nervous weakness,
e4-Iy 6eczy. loss OK manhood. &c. / WILL send
rexi-e that vsI4 cure yuu. flEE CE
CHARGE. : his gteat II Lles.y U.s. discovered
bv : missionary ia South America. - EO e
sslEAU1r. sssd envelope - tie EEv. j., rH
1. INIAN, SJztipu u. Bible House. New
Nszk city. mas hm
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FOIL TAXES.

NoTICE Is HEREBY GlyFN THAT
~ under the law ach male resident Of this
state over twtuty-one ma under sixty years
II a. l. subject 70 e pll iaE 81 fuug dol.afs.
Any pcrs cr persons, cess palsy or CORPORA
ton doing business Ia the tale. and having.
by direct contract. n indirectly lbt.ush ptAer
contract r. IA their employ uf.e 81 lI1f' per-
sons liable ca and owing Ipll Tax. shall 10
liable for any AID all Poll s2s> taat may -
due fgon such employees fAe law Sill w
strictly ana promptly eato,,eu.
JAME~ BUCkNfR,
County Assessor.
Wirnemncca April p. 1870, I'm
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STAGE LINES. LIVER STABLES.
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How many thousands 81 persons, both assls
and femaie, there are phu ere suffering r13t
miserable existence ira4a tG# fLr o. secret
indulgence OF from virus a}asarp.d into tho
system Look tt thg{r a.d4d, cfuac'a;ed
ana disIgurtd face sud thesr 'ToEeu-a9Wn
cons,itJl2 ions disquaiiIg SIG thea lo@ti@ hap
pincss of marriage or tae caloJml 1T ct life
IN this hofrid situation tiau--4i- sl.H' r aatil
death closes the scene. ICt parents, guardians
friends, attend 70 those Who ~ suaesiltg With
any OF these horrible. lite-Ge-.sssl ( lla @dies
sec tha' they are cared for a.d ,gfeG hefoFe
4 u. too late send Them lnu altat iy 10 DR..
GIEBON. physician gAo Eas Eada private
disease Lis especial stuCy far So Axe. aud wAa
is CERTAIN - cure the Mo~t 1DNt trrate case
with 3ut mercury O. any inJurseN- Drugs. 1t is
important TO taose who tre aLsefed Or 10
tloso VINO are inter, -tea ia the welfare OF
tsslr friends, 10 be careful - he fa.uy pre-.
tended lUrtors who iul,,t ail cities publish
ine. their skill IL curing All eistasea in g w..
days imp sing upon thr VaEe ly asn2 Tie
names Of urLincnt physicians traM lar"se and.
other places. Be Therefore ea1'7 - aad uaks
strict inquiry, o. you may fab INTO the Asude,
oil those cL2rlatauS.
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Persons At a distance Tas be CURED ST
HOME bs addressing letter - DE. G13B0S.
statiug case. SNurt,us .-ur,h ~ tifae tie
disease has cGEufued, and aaFg medicines
promptly iorWsrdod free II uj laaes aud
curiosity with ipil aad I lam ui. ecfI.us.
RI, umatism. Fever and AGuc, i.les. and
Fistala permanently cured: sc no charge.
Persons writing a. the Doctor will plsase
state the name Of the paper th,y see THO Nj
vertiscment IN.
inclosirc ten do.'ars coin. Ten registered
letter. through tine Iss'-otsr - llrousa
will I've forwarded ~ aty raw O.. ba 3i5A-
All communications Str.tt4s e E.HeHtisl.
Address Dr. J. =. GIBFuS. f13. kearnsy
street. corner Of Commercial, SAL Franciseo.
Fost-ofics box 1857 Remember 10 put BOX
1852 on the letter orl IL
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrivals and departures of trains at
Winnemucca Station:
GOING EAsi.
Express Train arrives at 1910 A. M.
and leaves at 700 A. NJ
Immigrant Train arrives at 10 P. II
and leaves Mt l0:l5 ?. NJ.
Freight Trim arrives at II nj. and
caves ut 1915 p. d.
GOING WRIST.
Express Train arrives at 500 7. NJ.
and leaves ut 1885 p. NJ.
Emigrent Train arrives at $50 p. NJ.
aud leaves at $40 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 1850 A. NJ.
AMI leaves at l2:i0 p. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
and Boise CITY. Idaho Territory:
Idaho Stnge leaves daily at IL A.
NJ. and arrives ut $50 P. n.
From Winnemucea to Paradise VAL
ey, leaves upon the arrival of the en-
press train from the west MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
Rooms.
Snaps Express, from Winnemueca
to Varyvile. Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.
susrrcK's COURT. UNION TQwNsHIF, HUMBOLDT
COUNTY, NEVADA.
" c. HEerRD

COUNT, NEVADA,
" c. BEccED
FAC-n ULE7cH AMI lvA GLRECH, Il len fants.
and e. " IUkDIN sra /. ". Nc. n. essollS
claiming liens ca the Heal Eslate A5rcin&iteg
Inscribed
Fxyo AL PRISONS CLAIMING OR
4 holding litn-. under 'Ae provisions II
aa Act 81 the AtSlsi4s1sTc * fhe State q
Neva54 Untitled =. An Asa % ecctc litu> to
mechanics @nel gtht-s. g. - y tai al. 81 bcI
SECS Gn relation tharvso," lapprav Z M@r-h 2.
1881. "a the following osScs soeo ivenll =
AID re1l estate situate Il III tawU ~ Winnie
Ezucca. III sas8 county sIa ; ats 10 W4t.
I.afs nGr1lsT n snd Il eu bl-ek II. a desi--
uaveyl lreu the al nap Il SID sawp.
together with tie hail. s-laOn AHG al ether
bsil&lzEs uzsan said lets
MEgEeKAS th~ sSld P.SiFtid has COM
msnoe6 sct5on in sid Court A. inst s-ic
Dtsev t1nrs e. T recl,ss i iltn D. lI ly him
zc1sust tla 3rVe a. cfietd property, go3er
rAs 49, 5~.lus - sad Aeg, yua are D. fby
a.r Is. ~ 3 and al-.z 81 1.f-re thc Justices
-.rra q q rtfa Township - sid county a.
D. Esc she justice Z tlst Cou~s 81 t'.e
gtvsu e IS zaCce4 "A tie Isl day &. August.
a. n = e. r. ~ eel - = y. Il saaa aay.
sl-su rns sseTs - e1Aioit tie pooof 81 y~aT
aAlG lens.
gxASS -ARpING
Atte-Rsys fox fElatic.
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SrnIir-I Yves kEps,.

Seminal omissions. the c'Issi cHcree - self
abuse. Taie solitary vice ur 6,ur ee.i sexual.
indulgence - pracii-ed f} - Ergth II both,
sexes 10 al almost unlimited axs,rt. producing
with M Trarg certainty the Hiu1s hg TRAIN y.
morbid symptoms. urles; Gaat,a ky ~eies--
tife medical measures. VIZ. eailH@ cotHtc-
nance, dark spots under To- =. 81 aaln in ths
head. ringing IN the ears. u sse lise the rust.
In. q leaves and The rattla2 ~ clarlots,-
nprAsiuess abuut the iesuF. sfaL.ass u tho.
limbs confused vision, btua Gd luealect. 50
OF confidence. difldenee n apHeaathlng
stranger :. dislike 20 fern neE acquaintance,
disposition So sham egeiefT. loss ut faeInerg,
hectic f8she-. pimilC- a-I yzti''.s seuVtieHs
a6pni the face flFrsd .HaTEe, feiid brt sth-
COUGHS. c1n>3ul tloU, I.Ehi sweets. moao-
lnai.ia. and frequent inea, ity. " r,lsef be
not obtained, shuUld 4F.y immediately.
either u srs0n or b. les r. and have . euro
erected bv his new aLd scientific uspda 81
treating this disease. vh.e,t 4.tfer fails u
eficctiIg . quick and rsd. tal cs.te.
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Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
de24 II -. T. sTENESs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-28

.Sa day 81 home. Agents Wanted.
"a Uuths and terms free. TRUE J. CO..
Augusta, Maine.
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YOUNG EHEN

Who may ~ suffering frnn TIE effect OIL
i youthful tollies or iuGi-eee;lsa VIII al
1 seii 70 avail th,mselys.~ - t!ls. th- great
Fest boon ever laid At the altar 80 snEeIlngI
humanity. Dk. ~FINNEs will gJatan'
Pee To forfeit sagl for every ease % seminal
tweakncss, OF private disease ~ Ny KIND or|
character which h. under. hes md falls
TO cure. IL would Therefore ssY ,o she an
fortunate sufferer v ho tuay read iEis uoiies.
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