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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-10-26
For PRESIDENT,
Samuel j. Tilden,
OF NEW YORK,
For VICE PRESIDENT,
Thomas A. Hendricks,
ISDIASA.

For Electors of President and Vice President:
At Large-JOSEPH TITCOMB,
CHARLES w. ROBERTS.
LIST Dist.-BION BRADBURY.
ID Dist.-GALEN c. MOSES.
I'd Dist.-JOHN C. MANSON.
ith Dist.-iIASTINGS STRICKLAND.
5th Dst.-JAMES r. TALBOT.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-10-26

We must give the Belfast Journal the credit
of displaying the handsomest rooster we have
ever seen. A regular game one. And such
spurs! Machias Republican.
Well, yes. He is rather a stylish bird,
and was gotten up by our special artist
SO he is copyrighted.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-10-26

Langdon Moore. the leader Of the burg
lars who robbed the LIMERICK Bank, in
1870, has been released from state prison,
and has gone to New York lie is one of
the ablest men in his way that ever oper-
ated in this country.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-10-26

The Belfast journal says: SIT is fashionable
now for a man to present his wife with new
bonnet when he collects his election bets
Democratic ladies are studying up the fall
styles" Black Grape ones, Ell: Lewiston
Journal
No-but of that ruddy hue which is the
type of Il rosy future.
Rev. Ike Kalloch has been pleading, il
California, that his Kansas debts are from
thirty to forty thousand dollars, and that
he is not worth ten cents outside of the
clothes he stands in. That's what it brings
a man 10 at last, according to solomon.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-10-26
cage cannot wither, nor custom stall
Its infinite Variety

Watt hnowltOn, Misses Caldwell, LleWelyn Sleep
and wife, Charles johnson and wife, II. \. Car
ter and wife, VIM. Iittleield Miss Mary Patterson,
Dwight Palmer, Isaac HILL Joseph Townsend, c. f..
CHM, Miss Julia Wiggin. Miss Edna Piper, Everett
Carter and wife, b. {. Dnsmore and wife, W. ~
Hall and som Asa +. Riggs.
He was keeping bachelors halt and had taken
home some eggs for supper. They were store eggs,
but were purchased in good faith, and believed to be
good. The frying-pan was buttered and everything
made ready for the cooking. Experience had taught
the young man that store eggs are like republican
campaign specches-very deceptive; SO a bowl was
brought into use. The first egg broken proved good
and consigned to the seething butter. The
second was rotten, and consequently clean bowl
required. No. 3 contained chicken and the
entire dozen were bad with but two cxceptions-a
ternating first rotten and then chicken. After sur
veying the scene and beholding ten bowls and cups
bcsmeared with the ofensveness of those eggs, his
appetite waned and with prayer on his lips for the
depruved wretch who marketed the deception, he
went supperless to bed.
LeMoynes Dramatic Combination, which gave
their speciality of Evenings with Dickens, in this
city on Friday and Saturday evenings, commended
with bad weather. Consequently the attendance
not so large rs it would otherwise have been.
But the entertainment itself was first class. With
physical and mental adaptation for rendering the
leading characters created by the great novelist Le
Moyne has studied his parts until the impersonation
is absolutely perfect His Captain Cutie in Dombey
and Son was most laughter moving. 1t was the
philosopher with the hard glazed hat "Edard Cut
tie, mariner of England" himself. He seems to
adapt himself equally well to the whole range Of
characters, from the wisdom of Capt Cutie, to the
humility of Uriah Heep, and the rollicking fun of
Dick Swiveller. The whole company is good. Miss
Rainforth as little Nell and the Marchioness, is
charming. Lolita herself cannot take the parts bet
ter. Miss Grace Duval, who so charmingly person.
ated Florence Dombey, is the stage name of Miss
Grace Hayter, formerly resident of this city. She
has fine figure and talents, and with experience
will achieve good position in the profession.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-10-26

Centennial exhibitors are to be allowed to re-
move their goods after November II, and after
the close of the exhibition an admission tee Of
fifty cents will be charged to those WHO desire
to purchase unsold goods, the Director General
being authorized to keep the building open as
long as he may deem eNpedient fer the interest
of the nN hihitiNn.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

The result of tue present years. efforts
in tilling the soil is conclusive proof Of
the fact that farmers must diversity. OF
course wheat will always be their staple
product. but it should not be cultivated
to the exclusion Of 8" much else that is
>aluable-almost indispensable. BY u
coincidence not at all singular, there is a
good wheat crop in all those localities
where that cereal is generally cultivated {;
hence, the price is likely to be low. In
the northwest cattle and hogs are scarce
anu h,gn, ana YET IN minnesota all have
excellent crops Of corn, but unfortunately
there are but few animals requiring it,
and the abundant yield elsewhere forbids
our realizing any profit upon the surplus
bv shipping it. Oats, formerly not raised
in sufficient quantities Tor home use, are
This year abundant, even beyond the de.
mand by many thousands Of bushels.
This fact will serve to keep the price low,
i"r some time at least, and to cont nue the
depression in business, which is now gen.
cral throughout the entire portion Of the
west. Tie remedy must lie found, if
found at all, in a jutlicious and thor. 'ughly
applied system Of divcrsification. This
is at present no more imperatively neces.
sary in order to gain relief from over:
burdened markets, than it will he in few
years to give rest to the soil and pc rmit il
10 rccuperate the energies which will
have become sadly weakened by CO os,ant
wheating. Commence in season.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

Default has been made in the conditions Of
mortgage executed by W,ilis,n Huis aad
WiIhelmine Hole. m"rtgag"rs, to Th"uas IL.
Armstrong. Mortgages, da'cd the 18th day
Of December, year 1878, and duly recorded
in tho Office Of Register If Deeds, in ami for
Mower county, State Of Minnesota, on the
18Th day OF March, year 1874, at I O'clock p.
n in Book Co." Uf Mortgages, On page 24l.
The laal and premises conveyed by said
mortgage ara situated in said county Of Now
or, State Of Minnesota, and described - tol-
lows, to-wit:
The South Fast quarter Of Section nnajber
Eighteen, (lS), iu Township number One
Hundred and four. uO4), North Ut Range
Fourteen, :li), West.
Wh,nh mortgage was for valua HE cousid-
Grafton duly assigned by said Ihvmas II
Armstrong to Eva E. Batee, and said assign
ment duly recorded in the offce Of Register
Of Deeds aforesaid. On the tenth day Of June,
year 1878. in Book r, Of Mortgages on pages
l66 aud l67.
There Is claimed to he due, and is duo on
said mortgage at the date Of this notice. the
sum OF Six Hundred and fifteen d"lIors (>6l5)
nua no action Or proceeding at law has been
instituted to recover the same or any part
thereof;
Nov therefore. notice is be rehy given that
0y flrINe Of = power 0I SAFE cOnta'ue1 III 81 u
mortgage, whi"h Eas become operative be
reason Of the default aforesaid, and pursuant
to the Statutes in such case made and pr"vi'i'
ed. ssid mortgage will he forccl"kcd by sale
Of thu mo r'gayed premises and land above
described At publ" vendue By the sher'ff ol
said Mower county. at the front door Of the
Court H"ure IN Aussin, in said county a
Mower, On Saturday, the lS:h day Of N"ve,u
Der, year 1875, at one o'clock in thu after '""n
tolsatissy the am IN: that shat: then bs:l"e on
said mort xago d"ht, together 18th the sum I"
Ooe uIndred dollars stipulated in said mort
gage, I" he pai'' As an attorney lee in case o
. foreclosure thereof. which is clsilned TO IL
due "A = part Of the debt securede,hy sale
mortgage, besides the Gusts aud expenses n
lowed by law. ~
Dated October 5. 1876. -
EVA II. B,TES. Assignee.
THos. II. ARMSTRONG. Attorney. 27.7t
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
First publication Sept. II.
MORTGAGE SALE.

s1sVs0b
Default having been made in the faymcn.
Of Ono Hundred and T-wentv-Five and g.
100 D"I!ars, CLAIMED 70 b. due On the FIRST
'lay Of May. 1876. IN II certain mortgage OK
"cu.rl by J.ps Eycnson Ri,!svth ami Martha
datc'thc 18th dav Of April. A. D.. 1874. am
recorded in the "dc- Of tho Krgist"r IT Deeds
IT Mower county. Minnesota. on the S.h day
1T Mny. 1874. ~ O'Clock r. NJ. in book ''P.'
f Mor'g gcs. on l'ag" 22S. which said mort.
gage is conditioned that ii default Ire made
N any Of the conditions therein cunta' neil, j.
shall he lawful for the mortgage, h = assigns
'r attorney. 10 declare the whole sum thereby
secured, t" be duo. and such default Ia in.
seen lns'te. now in pursaa"cs If such provis-
ton, the whole sum secured thereby. VIZ: Onc
Thousand One Hundred Six,, Eight and 81
100 lu,,nis is here by claimed and declared to
he due ut the date Of this notice. And II"
preceding ut law or Utherwire having been
instituted t. secure said lobt, or any part
thereof notice IL hereby given. that by
virtue ~ power OF safe therein CONTAINED,
the said mortgage will he ,ortcl d by u SALE
Ut TIC mortgayc.l premises. III public aucti,n
hy the Sheriff VI sail M'wer ca ntr, ut his
office in the city If Aus in in s,ii c unity, on
Saturday the 2Sth day Of October 1875, a, IL
O'Clock 2. ~, to make tho a.a"umt then due
thereon with cos:s and expenses Of safe. ami
twenty dollars attorneys tccs. stipulated Tor
therein. The premises covered nv said
mortgage AID t" be SOLD, :.r" situated in TIC
SAID c.unty OF M"wsr, in the state Of MINI
cso,a, uni described ~ tho west bali u: H..
southeast quarter If section twenty five. il
township Que hundred and two, range four
teen west.
Dated the 9th day Of Septem Der, 4. b
1876.
&C. TCLLAR
n. Z. CoLbrRS. Mortgage.
Attorney. 81 It
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
DEATH 70 PAIN!

READsR:- Pass mo not by but read what
say, and will do you good. Winter .is up.
on ~ and with it its Pains end ito Aohes:.A It
brings Rheumatism. Neuralgia. 1t causes
Burns, Freezes, chi;blains, it produces Inhs.
nations, Sore Threats, Diptheria. We meet
with accidents, SPrains, Bruises, Cuts Sores,
for which We need somsthing to give relief.
Go to Dorr Void end get bottle Of Blk
by's Death to Pain, use it according % udi-
rections, use freely and If it fails t. give re-
lief take hack the empty bottle aud got your
money. It costs you nothing unlcss it cures.
Can you desire anything any fsirer!4 then
try il. Take nose other. Every druggistau.
thorised to refund the money II it fails to
give relief.
II your druggist does not keep it have him
send to Noyes Bros. Cutler, Wholesale
agents, 81. Paul, or to l.. Bixby, 0watonpa
Aial.. Manufacturer and Proprietor. j.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05

AT the late session of the district court
in his charge to the grand jury, the Judge
stated that he had heard reports Of irregu-
:ari,ies in the treasurer's office. in the
town Of Clayton, and further remarked
that other officials. higher in authority,
who handled the peoples funds. might
need some attention from the grand jury.
Whcreupon, that body made very ex.
haustivc examination into the condition
Of tie County treasury, and the follow ing
is their rcpOr', viz:
"This jury find in this investigation
nothing irregular, nor any appearance 0f
wrong doing in any of the affairs Of the
county treasurer.
(Sig,ed1 E. II. CAMPBELL,
Clerk Of the Grand Jury.
1t is proper to say that no one having
any knowledge If the character of MIR.
Ingmuudson would for moment suspect
any irregularity in tho transaction Of hts
business, either private or official: In
calling tue attention If the grand jury to
the subject of the county treasury, the
Judge appears to have exhibited \
Thoughtful regard tor the public Interests,
but the report which his remarks elected
shows that any apprehensions with which
he may hayc been troubled, were wholly
without foundations fact which will If.
ford him great pleasure, no doubt Mi.
Inynundson is willing to bn investigated
at any time, although lie is not 50 vain 40
to covet notoriety by having the simple
fact that he performs his duty faithfully,
made tho subject Of special commenda-
ton, bul if complc,aents are thrust upon
linn he accepts them gracefully.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
First publication Sept. eth, 1851
MORTGAGE SALE.

wi
Default ha. been make in the conditions Of
y certain inaen,ure "t Mortgages. made md
executed by Auzclla n Flowers aud John NJ
Flower. her husband. to ". ". CarkiII. bear :
ing date the lith day Of August. A. H.. 1875,
and recorded in the office Of thu Register of
Deeds. in AMI tor Mower County, Minnesota.
IN the 18th day Of August. A. II. 1873. at ~
o'clock q. m., in buck g" Of Mortgages, OH
page 304.
Said NJ ortgagc was given to secure the pay
,ncnt OF the I'm Of Nine Hundred Dollars
and interest thereon. according to the CON
diti"ns Of orc miss"ry note mado aud
executed by the said Auzc'ia NJ. FI'we-s. to
the said ". W. Cnr.i'l, due August 1rh. A.
D., 1876. and there ia claimed to be due and
is due thereon 1T the date cf this notice. tn.
su,D Of Tcu Hundred anil fifteen AMI 5o-ltO
dollars. md no proceedings At law or o'hc' =
wise has teen had to collect the sum nor amy
part thereof.
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given. ,ha,
by virtue If power Of aa'e in said Mortgage.
contained and pursuant to the provisions Of
tho Statute in such case ma.lc and provided.
the said mortgage will be forec'os-i. md tho
premises herein described. to-wi:: Lots hum
her thee - and eight. ,S> IN black number
two, ~ IN Norgan's addition to Austin, in
Newer County. \ iHIt gotta. with the a;.pur-
ttnanccs thcrcHat" bek'ne!"g. will be sold ut
!unlic vcudue, to the highest hid'ler therefor.
It the Office # randall l. French, in the city
Of Austin. in the County If Mower. Ninncs"-
IT,. on Saturday the 2Sth day Of Oct"',er. 4.
h. 1876. =. 10 o'clock y. us., t" satisfy the
amount then due on said note and Mor:ga e..
together with twenty-five dollars attorney 8
fees allowed by tho terms of saia Al"r,ya.
IN case Ut f"rec!o-u,e, besides cost and OK
penecs allowed hv law.
Date d, Sept. I'll, A. D. 1876.
W. W. CARG1LL,
Mortgage.
CRAxn%LL l. French. Attorneys for Mort
"a: &C, Austin. MINI. 23-1w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.


The subject Of "Geography" was the
first lesson of the afternoon, Mr.. Barbour
acting 10 instructor.
"Arithmetic," by Prof. Hyde, vas the
next lesson. The lesson was made very
interesting and instructive, tho subject
being Percentage. The professor made
use of series Of formulas which were
readily changed 90 as to form any rule in
either Percentage OF Interest. they are
practical and easy to remember, and when
carried by the teachers ioto their schools
will help to make = mastery OF these sub
jecis very easy. His method called forth
q marked degree Of appreciation from all
present.
recess Of ten minutes.
The subject of "Gramma1," by Mr..
Barbour. was presented. The use Of dia-
grams to help in Analysing and parsing
sentences, was graphically explained.
6upt. Holbrook then gave lesson in
"Spelling." He contrasted the various
methods row 10 use, sucl, IA oral, written.
matched and phonetic. He advised the
use of all, as circumstances would sug.
gest. He particularly advised the revival
of tho old fashioned system of spelling
schools during the coming winter, believ-
ing that much interest could be raised and
much good drawn ,therefrom.
Prof: Hyde give the closing lesson Of
the day on the subject Of "Pcnmauship."
THURSDAY AoNIN0.
Devotional exercises BY Rev. j. w. FL
bridge.
Mr. Hplbrook announced that Prof.
Hyde would. be compelled to leave at noon,
10 that the lessopA of the forenoon would
be given by him. Pkok Hyde then took
the suhjcct Of "AEi,hmetic," answering IN
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
SOLNtR g. MORGAN
SOLNER g. MORGAN
SOLNER g. MORGAN.

tfirst publication sept. 2l.t, 1861
GTAIE OF MlNNE>OrA NOW
- Err COUNTY - Is.
IL Pr"ha'e Court
ln the Matter Of the estate Of Gorgen U.
Luck.n, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of In
eeherg Luchcn II Cd"I, ho. IerrcseEting.
smong other things. that Gorgen y. Luck+n
late of Ud"lrbo, on the 29'h day
IF A,e,s,. A. j.. 1876, o, bis reside, c..
died in'estate. and being resident at
this County at the time Of iix death, leaving
yood'. 1hattels. and estate within this County
and that the said Petitioner is the widow o.
said deceased. and praying that ~d'.inistra-
ton o: said estate he to PA. Peters"n granted.
it is ordered that said petition he heard before
the Judge ii this Court. on Monday the 6tl.
day Of Septeu.bcr A. u. 1875. At ! O'clock P.
NJ. At the Probate Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of said deceased, and to oil
Pcrs"ns interested, by publishing = copy OF
this order for three successive weeks prior I"
said day Of herring, in tho Mower County
Transcript weekly Newspaper printed and
published At the city Of Austin, in said Coun-
ty.
Dated At the city Of Austin, the 18th day
of Eepte mber A. y. 1876.
BY the Court,
SAMUEL HARTER,
25-t4 - Judge ut Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
LAND SALE.
STATE OF MINNEsOTA,)
LAND Orrlcs, 7

ST. PAUL, Sept, I'd. 1876
Notice is hereby given that tho County
Auditor will offer at public sale, oil the
School and Agricultural College lands that
remain unsoId in the County Of Now at
Austin, on Saturday October 20, At 10 o'clock
A. N.
Descriptive lists Of tn. tracts to BE- offered.
their appraised value AMI term. If sale. vii,
he on file At the Auditors OILS. in 81 i'll cuun-
" for thu information Of the public.
Lands upon which the interest is delin-
qu-nt Tor two years or more will DO declared
forfeited and re- offered.
Fifteen per cent. Of the purchase money
and interest At the rate Of seven per cent. on
the balance from the day Of sale to the first
II June. 1877. will be required on tho day Of
isle. On timber lands an amount equal ia
tho value Of the timber will BE- required in
addition to the fifteen per cent.
After the 6rlt syment the balance sf the
purchase money in tulI OF IN ins'al!ments IL
payable vt the option "f tho purchaser until
| twenty years firm the date Of sale. I rov,drd
tho annual interest at the rate ~ seven pc,
| cent. is paid in advance IN the first OF June
Of each year. Upon = failure to p"y the in
| tcrest when due the lands. revert t. tho State
] without further notice Or process, and vii:
| ags,n h" s"id at public sale. unless double the
| amount vi interest due il previously paid.
o. p. WHlTCOMB.
! - It Commissioner.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
1,,s ps,oca.r,c CONVENTION. .

1tsE DEN0CRATlC CONVENTION.
A. PER notice the Democrats met ct the
court house on Tuesday ut 2 p. M. and
were called u order bv Thomas Gibson,
ESQ.,, chairman Of the committee. After
4 brief but appropriate address bv him,
Mr.. V. p. Lewis was elected chairman,
and W. H. Merrick chosen secretary.
Messrs. G.. n. Cameron, Adam Christie
and ]. n. Weiser, were appointed as a
committee on credentials, and reported
the following persons entitled to seats a.
delegates, viz:
Civ Of Austip-Firat Ward l.. N. Griffith,
J. u. Y ste.. q. N. Cameron, Christian job u
son, A. Eustad. James U'M.ley. W. H. Mer-
rick. Second Ward: Joseph Re,usmith, T..
J. Mcdonald. (subs,itus<. Jerry Gu,nesl. Y.
T. Came, uu, Patriot 0eraxhsy, Colos Feuton,
Peter Zelisr. Third Wer1: A,chssl Collins,
J. = Putnsn,. John Nijnette.
Frankford--Chsrles Lamb, Francis Saderty.
Ls"s,nx-rhOmss Gibson, Jsmea Kitten.
Red K0ck-Jvho Auucey. J. n. Weiser.
Wsl,hsm-P. Losn>bury, II. Edwards.
wiudvu-J. J. Farloug, Thomss Eande.
grift.
The ballo.ing resulted in the nomina.
ton Of Messrs. II. II. Shook and Adam
Christie for members Of the legislature;
II. Krebsbsck for register Of deeds; J. b.
Wall f,r county auditor; Colos Fenton
for sheriff; G. NJ. Cameron tor Judge Of
probate; ]. NJ. Greeumau for county at
torney; ]. II. Heiser for county surveyor;
and DR.. W. L. Hollister for coroner; for
commissioner If the Cd district, Frank
Rafferty,; Of the 81; district, ]. N. Wykotl.
The convention, as will be seen, was
small, but it WAS harmonious, and had
the good sense to select a ticket from It's
own ranks. Such action is comalcndable,
because it is honorable. The party thus
avows it, PRINCIPLES, rather than its policy
in refusing the opportunities Of sore
heads. They thus said to those who have
bcsouglt an alliance with them, FRY
your own fish,
We are acquainted with some Of the
candidates. and some We know only by
reputation. At present we are aware ut
nothing which may he urged reasonably
against either Of them, while some may
be regarded 40 possessing special qualiti'
cations. In our opposition I" them, Ne
shall cscllew all personalities, and WAY {
the contest from party standpoint. We
feel that the Democrats are wrong in thei il
political views, and that tho party ought
not therefore to I've allowed to incorporate
its notions into the legislation and policy,
and ADMINISTRATION Of the government
either local Or general. Holding these
views. it will be expected that our a>lvo'
cacy OF the Republican principles and
our support Of the Republican ticket
will I've both vigorous and sincere. Yet il
must be understood that there shall be- in
1t not the least insinuation OF personal
feeling, nor any desire unjustly to r. pre-
sent either the principles or the actions oi
our opponents. Fair play" is our motto
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
POLITICAL MEETINGS.

Hon. Mark Fl. Dunncll, Candidate for
Congress in tho First Congressional Dis.
,rict, will address the people as foil ows:
Currie, Tuesday. Sept. 5. At y pm.
Window, v ednesday. Sept. 6. at u P. N.
Wsseca. Friday, Oct. s. at y =. m.
Ow.tonns. Saturday, Oct. 7. 1t u p. m.
Austin. Monday, Oct. 9. At II r. IN.
Blue Earth City, Tuesday. Oct. 10. at u l,.m.
Fairmont, Wednesday. Oct. II. a. u p. M
Al ct Lea, Thursday. Oct. ~, at-p. n
M.nkato, Friday. OF. IL. At u p. m.
Havana. Saturday, Oct. II, at II p. N.
spring Valley. Monday, Oct. IL, It y P. m.
Lanesboro, Tuesday. Dot. II, At u .. m.
Caledonia, Wednesday. Oct. IS, 1t u p. M
Brownsville, Thursday, oct. 10, At u p. M
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-10-05
Consumption Cured!

An old physician, retired from active rrac-
tice, having had placed in his hands Ly an
Enst India Missionary tho formula of sim
pie Vegetable Kcmedy. for the speedy and
permanent Cure of Consumption, Bronchitis.
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also Pusiti"e and Radical Cure
tor Nervous Debility snd all Nervous Com
plants, after having thoroughly tested it,
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, feels it his duty t" make it known to
his suffering fellows. Ac'unted by this mo-
tive, and . conscientious desire to relieve hu-
man suffering, he will sead free of charge to
oil who desire it. this receipt, with full direc-
ito, Q for preparing and successfully using.
Sent ~ return mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
DR.. ". C. STEVENS