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POLICE COURT.
Doings At the Municipal Chamber Of Jus.

Doings At the Municipal Chamber Of Jus.
tlce
The following cases we're disposed of at
the City Court yesterday morning:
Maria Price, inmate Of house OF i'll
fame, fined $40.
Francis Vollinger, inmate of similar
institution, fined SO.
Cora Lee, same, 50.
Maggie Smith, same, 81.
Lena Jones, same, 81.
Chas K ,binson, drunk, fined So
John Lambkin, using obscene language,
fined 50.
Sam Brown, disturbing the peace, dis
charged
Bill Wilson, disturbing the peace, and
as ault and battery, fined So.
Jno. Porter, destroying private property,
discharged.
Scot; Davis, robbery, continued To the
Sth and held under $500 bond.
f McLarkey, rob nerv, continued to the
Sth, and held under $500 bond.
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The stomach is the grand supply depot of the
body upon ~heh it draws for all the elements
needed in The composition Of bone muscle, BRAIN
and b God. The liver is import nt auxi iary Of
this mighty organ, and the two are most intimate
ly connected. Nothing so certain ensures the
harmonious action of these viscera and 50 com
piete removes tue disorders wh'ch simultaneous
ly affect 10th, as Hostetters Stomach Bitter. the
most popular American specific for al complaints
TO which tire stomach, I've and bowels subject.
and the oremO tonic on this side Of the Al antic
Indigestion, costiveness, inactivity and congestion
OF the liver, poverty of The God debility OF the
bad Ter and kidneys, aud many other ailments pro-
duced by or causing weakness, entirely removed
by 5 Use eodfw
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THE FUNNIEST.
The Meeting of The Turner'S Of the
OistriC: of The Missouri Valley
d Grand Success.
Scenes and incidents in the City and
al the Grove.

Yesterday morning was ushered in with
a glorious sunrise, and the large number OF
our citizens, who had been on the tip-toe OF
expectation for good time generally, at
the Turnfest, celebrating the eleventh an
niverssry the establishment Of the Dis
trict Of the Missouri Valley, were happy
at the thought that their ~ell-arranged
plans to have present - entertain vast
concourse of people, whs had signifed their
intention 20 come from other cities and
take part in the exercises, would not be in
terfered with by the clerk OF tie weather.
At 8 o'clock. preceded by the entire Fifth
Infantry band, in full Uniform, The recep-
ton committee marched to the depot,
where they received the delegations OF the
Turnyeriens from Omaha, St Joseph and
ArchIson, consisting OF over 900 persons,
accompanied by the AtcI i-on cornet band
and band from ~. Joseph, Uncer cirec-
ZION of I rof &. WinghIer. he Ievee, on
their arrival, was throHged with lOokers-on,
and when the procession had been formed,
it was almost impossible 10 pass on either
-ide, 20 dense WAS the crowd. The various
bands having taken their places in the
ranks, the order u
MARCH.
was given, and the bUiy moved from the
levee mp Cherokee street to Main; thence
north 10 Delaware; west on Delaware TO
Fifth north on Fifth to Shawnee, and west
on Shawnee to Turner Hall, on the corner
of Shawnee and Broadway
THE HALL,
which had been previously prepared for the
occasion, was Handsomely decorated with
green foliage, and an archway OF green
leaves, which Was stretched across the street
from The main entrance, beside which flat
ed large flag in the middle Of the street,
gave each visitor an impression that his
coming had been locked for, and his well
come Was made doubly sure when he turned
his gaze upon the inscription above the
gateway, which read:
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1lth-H. Bauer, St Joseph.
I..i-bui- Dyer, Lesvenwortb.
18th Pee BE, Leayenv0rih.
j. II Su.J-iu-, 81. joseph.
lJ-n-d Never, - j setl-
IGth-G Aegslxe, Olnsha.
l7n-Adam Berg, Leivenworth.
The prizes were distributed last evening
to the successful competi,ors By csm-
mItIee OF young ladies.
ST Joseph GIRLS
lst prize-Clara Froerking; 2nd-Lisette
Srreckebein; 3d-Amelia Raster.
LEAvENwoRTH GIRLS
lat pIize-Lena Besser; 2nd En-
ma Holman; 3d-Amelia Peig.
THROWING THE sToSE-
lst-Aifred Meyer, Of Atchi-on.
2nd-Cad Anderson. Of Omaha.
Ist-Afred Meyer, OF Omaha.
2nd-Emel Meyer, OF Omaha.
WRESTLING
lst-Csd. Ardsr-on, OF Oma' q.
2ni-Heinnick Zeiiz, Of Atcl,ison.
POLE LEAPIsG.
Ist-Alfred Meyer, OF Atchi-on.
2nd-Cad. Anderson, of Omaha.
HIGH JUMPING.
lst-Alired Meyer, Of AlchIson.
2nd-H eindrick Bar, Of AIchison.
FAR JUMPING
Ist-Aifred Never OF Archi=on.
2nd-Heindrick Bar, of AtchisOn
RUNNING.
lst-Emil Meyer. OF Atchiscn.
2nd-H. Reilz, Of AtchIsCn.
The BALL.
The ball last night WAS one OF the g"yest
affairs oar city ever saw. The crowd was
immense, and the Jam was absolutely ter
rite, Notwithstanding which every body was
IN III be-; humor possible. he dancing
was kept up until the wee sma' hours OF
the morning, when the merry company sep
arated, carving with the most pleasant
memories OF the Centennial festival OF the
Missouri Valley Turner'S The occa-ion was
one which will not ea-ily De forgotten, and
for long years will stand a. red letter day
in the history OF the organization.
MERE MENTION
The French Benevolent Society, headed
by Mr.. Thos. Giacomini, the aflable and
popular President. attracted considerable
attention, while parading the streets, from
the fact that neither banners nor regalia
were displayed, the only decoration being a
large red rose, pinned on either lapel
of each members coat. The Society pre-
sented fine appearance, and was frequent
iy applauded by the crowds as they passed
along.
The hotels have been, during the past
few days, crowded to their utmost ca
pacity, and it Was with difficulty that the
proprietors could fiGd accommodations for
all applicants.
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LEGAL.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF X ANSAS. L.

81 Ale W N ANSAS. 50
LEAvRN0ORrH tOUSrY.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Rahsas, Sitting IN and for said
Cdun,y:
JACOs LOsEKAMP, Plaintiff
CAROLINE s. PORTER. SAM
uel r. Porter. He ~ r Tsy-I
lor. Anna n. Taylor, John l.. mo. 65ss.
Maxwell. The Board OF Loun
tv Commls, iODers Of the
County II LeAvenworth. 1he
City OF Leavenwort Joseph
w Taylor and Maggie Z
Taylor. Defendants.
To caroline s. Porter, Samuel r. Porter.
aboye-named defendants: You and each Of you
will take notice thar you. together With the
o'her deiendants above.named. have been sued
In the above ntii,ed cause, in said court. an !
thai til nlrd his petition herein against
you, and "a. Of ynus IN the letb da Of Feb.
Iua'y, A. ID. 1876, upon . certain note and
mortgage described in said pc i'll n, and that
you 'nu-t ans or said petition filed by TlsI"tin,
on or brf re the goth day OF Ju.y, A. u. Is 8,
or said petition will be t~s en- - true, and judg-
ment will be rendered accordingly. the nature
Of which is as following. to wit: . jud <ment
against the aid CAroline S. Porter and .mu-l
Z. Pc te for the sum Of $500 on the eerGsin
prOmissOry note described in said Pc ttion. with
interest at the rate Of IL per cent per annum
thereon, from the 9Th d y of February. \ d.
"a, and per Cent more upon said principal
ami inier-st - and Tor Attorneys fees in SAID
Cause, and Tor fOrecl1 sure and sale Of o. III
mortgaged PROF erty to satisfy -sid Judgment.
w. Lot %, IN blOcx No (5), in Day . sub
DIVISION TO the city OF LeAvenwor h, in the
County Of Leavenworth and State OF Kansas
and hat said jutg Ient be declared first and
prior lien upon sad pr+mses, and that you,
nd each Of you, and your co-defendants, and
ali p $50 claiming. under you. or them, r
eth OF them. will be forever barrie and fore
closed Of any and all inter st or right Of, IN
aud 10 said morigaged premis 3.
BAkER& DILL.
Jun, s-w&t Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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A Hist DRY without Q Parallel.

Almo.t without advertising, Ponds Elk.
tract has q sale that has increased until il
is known and used all over the country.
The Extract never varies in quality or
strength under any temperature and in
any climate it possesses the same virtue,
and accomplishes the same results. Ponds
Extract, for over twenty five years, has been
in medical writings, and steadily gaining
the confidence Of the people. eod&w
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We Can't Talk

without showing the condition of our teeth
Every laugh exposes them. In order moi
to be ashamed of them, let US use kOZO.
DON'T, which is sure 10 keep them white
and spotless, and to give fragrance to every
word We utter
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Il Would I Were Young Again. "

How often does this exclamation rise in.
voluntarily from the heart, and that, too
from the hearts OF those who, by their fol-
lies, have become prematurely old. 1t il
no uncommon sight to see men and women
in the prime OF life ~i,h gray hairs, look
ing like octogenarians. This difficulty re
moved. they would again be young, at leas,
in looks, if not in years. Let these unfor.
tunate beings rejoice, for an invention has
been made by DR.. I ut, Of New York, which
restores youthful beauty to the hair. 1t i:
long step in science, and supplies want
long felt, and is destined to Danish forever
all those vile compounds Of nitrate Of silver
sulphur, and sugar OF lead, which flood the
country. d&w
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Markets by Telegraph.
Hsw YoRx HONEY xARxE7.

IEW Y0EK H0NxY 2H9XE3.
Ssw YORK, June. 6.
Cold Opened at 81 I25s; closed at 81 lz55ss,
with les III iuterim At 81 ~.
BATES vOR A skYI.G-la2 Fer annum l Ga
per diem lea 8 al u mad II Il.
Gov RI ANr,-scuse and firm with fia:tiOn-
al adv. ne. "a SOM Cases
IA LkOAD-b. nds firm.
sr.Tas-Bonds Quiet.
-rJCKs- Gpe sirong and prices advanced,
and raisw Iomeuts the M ket had an app ar
auce Of bnuy icy; sub ecu ly, general depieJ-
sion SCI in, winch C .rriei Il " 4 pm, eSa = To "A
Per mt at The close; tie cost prices Of the day
were ge. errIr a current decii4e from the opening
aud prices being = 10 rs per cent.
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Popular.

So popular have DR.. Prices True Flavor
ing Extracts and Cream Baking Posder
become tina, but few kitchens can be found
where they are not used, and their intro
duciion to any household Is the advent OF
new pleasures at the table and higher de-
light in the lighter edibIes supplied BY the
careful housekeeper. DR.. Price has sue
cecded in both these important domestic
necessities, in producing articles hitherto
uneaualled. His fsvorings are p culiarly
delicious, and so highly concentrated that
il takes but . small quanty to i@psrt the
natural hsvor of the fruit His Cream
Baking Powder should be bought only in
cana, ~ loose powder il largely adulter. ed,
and often sold ~ DR.. Prices when it il not,
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Answers to Correspondents.

In answer to Alphabetical" in your
last issue, for remedy for consumption in
its first stages, l can recommend DR..
Pierce's Colleen Medical Discovery, if ia
ken according to directions, for it has
been thoroughly tried in my family with
glorious results. alphabetical" must not
exI ect one bottle to do the work-my wife
took three bottles before she could discover
any change, but after the third bottle every
dose seemed to strengthen the lungs, and
now she is well and hearty. If alphabet
leap will write to me, will get witnesses
10 the above.
HENsY H. NJ. PATTON.
Lawrence. Marion County, Ind.
I incinadti Tunes. Feb. 4 1873. eod&w
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CHICAGO YlopucI HAlXIf.

FLoUa- Oui.s; high srsdes. - 565.
WHKAr-ui settled AMI act We; ne L lever;
No spring, 81 W. spot; sa.es, u 0s7s9i 0sLS
oRx-Good dem.nd at full prices; No, 2,
44szc "a Z; go S44hc June
,.Ar-fIruae- No. 2s1tc spot; 3ssS July.
Rrk-fira er; s0e:ic.
RAAL8Y-slIWef; SIC.
posK-upse It'd eu generally higher; 81 o5
0ls spo Sig ais 025,Juy-
aRo-Cn.e ed bus senerally higher; $40 50
co OF
sUlK AsAf-Fair demand and lover; shout
de 9. &c; shorl NIB, 81. shut Gear, s,xc.
wMsKY-ti - AsAed
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ZANE EILLEY COLT sh rec Year, Cl', cclos
~ dars b oWn With blaek iegs, min and
tail, tan murz e. snOd On ITO. ees, with narks
OF iarns on mind fttock.
Any one returaisg the ss0e to suoscribeS, o.
Civ ing iEHD.iioa ieading 70 her Iesafn, q
his re.idenee, N 20 mice y ess Of LesyenWo1 ,,
Ga The Oskai0oa1:8 0ad, VII be suitably reward
ed. u. J. PABeOTT, Wit
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HYW YORK PRODUCE nAIKIr.

NEW 1O8I, June 6.
FLouR-moierate demand; supef6pe western,
S<94 ~; co. mon 70 god, - 9VA5 ~; good u
Oh lie IS 250s IS.
WHRAI-Less sctise; No. Chieaso 81 o.
COkN- holD title and better; mixed usx-
tern usgrsaed. 5'N59c.
oA,s STEADY miasd western, s21l@Isc.
COYYgB-i uu
buGAR-Q let; and stesdy.
kO Asohs- Quiet.
R,Cs-Duil en- steady.
ksGs-Heavy west n, l0al2c
PosK-heavy; SIS 7,@ls 81 tpot; SIS rs July.
MIpD.Es fons clear Ne .leru ID At III e1O1<e.
IAsD-Firmer; SO Os,s0li SPOT; $40 0s,S July
BUTfnn-hssvy; veaesp, 1s92Ie.
CAkEsE-Qui~t lnliAc.
WHIsKY-H.e cher; u ~.
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81. LOUIS PRODUCE NARXEf.

81. LOUIS PRODUCE NARXEf.
81. LouIs, June 6.
HEMP-DuiI; undres-ej, 9591 %.
ELoUs-t. at and xeAk and La buyers favor, and
little doing.
WaKAr Loser; No. 2 fall, s. 80 asked; No. 4
do, S4ts 9e6c-
,oKS-hh her; No. mixed, +2s<943c cash
IS a43ks June.
O.r-Duu; No. 2 m Ied, 421z04s cash; 4s@
4S1zs; June.
kYE-DuIl; &c.
BARLKY-Hoihing doing.
wHIsKY-lOw-r; O9.
BUTTAs-Slow aud weak; choice yellow dairy,
20a2zc; do Country store, 1891 C.
ksss-DuII; SOLO
ray Dull aud lower; maraeS over stl cke3
strictly prime IL eho CO p airie, % 1893.
PORK-DuiI; Si9 UO(9l9 20.
DRY SALT MsAIs-uOminal.
bAcOK-Firm-r; 7,sc; lIH9ltsSc.
LAxD-Duli; summer, s.OA.
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Proposals for Hav, Wood and Csal

OFFICE CHIEF q. M, DIsr. OF NHw NKxICo
SANTA FK, May 8, 1876.
CEAIED PROPOSALS in tripiicate, with
- acO,,y OF tn 5 advertisement attached, will
be received at this iii ;e, By the Offices Of he
Y Isrtermaste- Depar tment ut each OF the FOL
lowing named posts, the supple, requ red
the rsat, until II O'Clock NJ, Thursday, july
90 ls1o, AT which time and places thy will be
opened n the presence of b dders, for e de-
livery of sui h quantities Of Hay, Wood and
Charcoal. or Ri luminous Coal, as my be re-
quired al For Union Depot santa Pc, Forts
ton, Selden. Wingate McRae, Craig, Bar
ard, n M, and Fort Garland. Col. Proposals.
f'r furnishing any quantity Of tn Hay, Wood
or GAL, less than tine whole lequ red, Will be
entertained The right Is resersei on the y art
of TIA. nited States TO rel CT any or all bids
aad also t. eceive the whole or any poT tion of
tie supplies contracted Tor Good ard sutti-
ent DO. Dis will be req ired fro the contractor
for the p ompt and "a ihful iu'fi'lnent Of the
contract he usual requ rements must be oh
strse in making pro o-ais Preference will
be give to articles Of domestic pr JductIon. In
Iorlnat on Is to Quantities required. blank pro-
posas, printed conditions and requirements,
deiatl-, &c will be iu'nishe, on apple alton
At the Quartermsster's Of either Of the
posts named, or ~ this once.
j. H. BELCHER, Captain and A. q. NJ.
may I-wit
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RrPruRI cured in from 30 to 30 days by tine use
of the Triumph Truss and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy, manufactured by the Triumph Company, 3a
Bowery, ny This Tru s and Importer took the
medal at the last session of the Great American In.
s,itute Fair Send 20 cents for their new book.
dGylyr
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HAGAS's M,eNoLIA B In preserves and restores
the complexion; re Loves freckles tan and s.llov-
ness makes skin soft, vhi-e and delicate. Its
application Cannot be detected mArs-tc-eod&vs
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Pseli's Electro. Voltaic Chain Belt


Happy Relief Tor Young
"A m T. ora The effects Of Errors and Abuses
L. early lie Manhood resto-~d- iMpedi-
IN sfmens New and remsF. sbis RIM d'es-
8ooks snd Circulars sesst free, n scaled eavel-
dc Ninth Sc Philade. ,hia, Pa.-aa lnsti.
tnf,on hayirg high Teput- zion l1e hoaosable
eonduef and professional skill. s2.d&W
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PoPCLAR Illustrated book csc Psges) on MAN.
HOOD! Won .xaoop, AARRIAG.! lnPsdioenas to
Marley; Tie cause and cure. Sent securely, posi-
pad, far 5eesats By d. C. Whittier. si7 a. Car
ls ssseet St Lsuis. No, TIE great specialize Rad
his vogk, dec1@7lAv
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81. LOUIS LIVE STOCK nA1KIr.

b. LOVl1 LIVE SIOCA AA1k8T.
81. Loom, June 6.
Hoes-Dull and lower; Yorker, $S05 20; ba-
ceu y, $50.
I lC4TrLx-Aetive snd strong; sood to choice ns-
Nv. stsers, q 75s: u; mediom 70 iair. 81 Is
stocSe1, IS $685.; feeders, SlsS sssS; c mn on
To choice through Texas, 81 7594h. kese pts,
2,40.
0sHEEr-steaiy md firm 'or best g'ade to fancy
81 ppsd, 81 s595 So kscepte, I, lC0.
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"United We stand" as the joined frag-
ments said to Spalding's Glue.

The hest is nearly the cheapest The use of dry
earth As disinfectant would soon become univer-
sal if no other commode we're in existence besides
the Wakefield, sold at Sc Dey street, New York.
.ols
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The prizes were distributed last evening
to the successful competIt0rs By c1m-
mIttse Ci Young ladies.
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LYONS EAIH.nox makes beautiful, glossy, lux
uran, hair; prevents its falling out turning gay.
1t has stood the ,.stof 10 yean. Is eharmi giy per.
fumed, and has no rival mak2 -te-eod vsl
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.When Rrather Moody com

When Brother Moody commences to
preach in his nev church, and Anna Dick
inson has leaned 10 peak her piece better,
they might - veil shut up The Centennial
show.
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Application for Pardon.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on
IN ursda the h 'ay Of June, A. ID. 1876,
y Topeka, Kansas, petition for the pardon "a
l. j. St.n- will be pre- e,.tesi tn the Governor
OF the State of Kansas. laid j tine now
coniiaed IN the Kansas STATE Penitentiary. n
conviction n tn" pistri Il Court ut Leav. nworth
COun y, sta e of Kansas, for burglary. for u
term Of eixhteen months. Said app IcatiOn will
be made by james w. English and ). +. Mich
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TEMPERANCE is attracting much atten-
ton, showing itself in local option laws, So
cielies, crusades and restrictions upon H.
quor production but with all these efforts,
the consumption Is enormous, and, undoubt-
eddy, the reason is, because there is not ling
strenuou-ly advocated to relieve and destroy
the craving tor stimulanns But, if the dis
ease was treated nationally. BY arousing the
torpid Liver with Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, the dispi1ited drunkard would find his
cravings soon dissipa;ed, and with cleared
head and active Liver, he would not want
liquor. d&w
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ss- Send IS cents to DR.. Butts D'spensary, ST.
Louis, No. for his Marriage Guide, his Medical
Treatise. and Medical Advice, 40 pages in all.
apr29-l0T
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onIY Foo norH PATCHES,
A. ]. THOMPSON & co.

1ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NJ Tor h purchase and sale Of Grain, Seeds,
Hides, 6r=ea and Dried Fruits, Butter, y Is,
e., g. Part u ~ ai'eu.ion given to Vol
Ie2 South water Street, CHICAGO.
RssnKxxcA--y Murphy. Cssasr First
Mali nal Bank, Wooctstock. III German Ma
iionsi Bank, Chicago, H.: Hall, Patterson 4
Co, Union Stock Yards, On .Sago: L. q. knife
fen, Milwaukee,: Industria. Age, Chicago.
mAyl7-eod&wSn
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+ ii +
SHAPLEY
PORTABLE
ENGINE J.
The Best and Cheapest

<rQ N,1TS1-r TOT an NHr'VS WheYe
Reliable Power i.
go Refer.
ez-l pc. missiJr to The
TINES Office, where
tn y have had one running { rr trrs.es since
yembsr, 'S14. SEED Tor Il seriptiyc circula
and price lists. r. W WILDE, gent,
"a COrtlandt it~e-t New YoIk
AgepI FIR Hall rick NJ chi es, ,nrr IS
GrIst Mills Sau Mi Is, PoI e a Il Station
ar gines oilers, etc.
june3- eow-u cow
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TEY it; keep trying it, and try it again
We say this because We believe that the
health, happiness and prosperity of the
people dspenI upon the proper use of these
medicines, which have proved so successful
in eradicating disease and defeating death.
The medicine so effective in its cure Of
diseases is the great Southern remedy,
Simmons Liver Regulator. Try it +; we be-
lieve that the first trial will be satisfactory
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DIR. j. BRYAN.

DIR. j. BRYAN,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN OF TIE
Clinton Medical and Surge 1 Institute,
Ia East Fifteenth Street, New York,
Gusrnu es the most eienIiic TT, stment and .
speedy a. + rmApsnJ ur- al cA,s.
HIS sIec.siry Tor thirty years las been
DISEASES OF MEN.
Every Chronic die Sc IS treated. bu. special
attention Is .Iven by him 20 hi eases Of the AID
neys Bladder and oeuerative system, lghps
hi ease. NJ betes Seminal Wakes, NeNOu-
Debi i-y, Inpo -ncv, or ctuTe, and al dlseas.s
Of private nature, aud all who a nerinx are
when . candid op hioa II be gi'en the pr ba
tiity Oh cure. the tims required ana tie sxPr n e.
The Medical Fees arc Aodsrats.
ALL CORRESPONDENCE srsIcrLY CONFIDENTIAL.
sPn,I,L sEMkDIks FOB sP- GAL DISEASES
are employed, hat have rever f.led in effect
ing Gu es, and which have bees usef many
years wi ,ati,iactory results, and are ther
fore re lib ard il fI s aemeu' of the sy mp
tom Is give medic, ,al bs seat by u ali OF eN
press for a Iull one time without The
hecees " 4 an int view.
NJ RcURY, sod all IT 'er poisonous drugs ARE
HHvEx UskD Is THIS issriTUrH
''The Glory Of q Young Man Is I'm His
strength"
end he who best obtains this glory. test fulflls
his ma hood.
DIR. BYRAN i. the su'h"r Of a serias OF essay
on the suijset FLOWS, aud which every man
should read:
On the Degeneration Of American Youth,
Disease, the Fountain of a Thousand Woes.
Hygiene, Food Essentials, Health, Chronic,
Malignant and Organic Diseases.
These lectures are of un' Old va ue to every NAV,
bII more e.peeialIy III sc VINO are al
ready shii, ell With Organic Diseases, rh's-
cal Derpn enc o TIE system, Los, Of Vial
Force, Ne vous coir y, OF who are weak an"
dts ondeLt, sn not aware o. the prac s. allure
O thei sease aid VINO d. sir, ths ct EMO ma
tion on tn subj.ct The volume Is illustrated
with engravin and ~Il he ut on receip: Of
IW. MY FiV GENUS A3'pss
J. BYRAN. NJ. D., I47 f. 18th ST..
NeW York.