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Advertise Your Business.

Keep Your Name Before Tie Pablo
Ju,IicioUs Advertising will insure a Fortune
e. The man ho didn't believe in adVer
Using has gone into partnership with the
sheriff and that officer does the advertising.
Sept. y, 1872. IL
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arrears Ct Pay and l}Uumty.

OFFICERS. SOLDIERS. and SAILORS
81 the late was, oI tncm heirs are i'll many
casts entitled to money from tine Govern
nlrnl OF which they nave no knowledge.
W rltc tall history of service. and state amount
ofIAN and cntN received. Enclose stampto
GILMORE x co. ANA a full reply, after cN-
animation, VIII bc given you free.
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\ WoMAN's REvENGE.-Mr. Peduncle OF
Chicago went out to milk the other day.
Now, if there is one thing Mr.. Peduncle
pridcs himself upon it is his command OF a
COW. With his bucket on the ground, he
milhs with both hands, and sings meanwhile,
occasionally hcstowing word of warning
upon the COW if she whiSkS heI tail at him or
tries to scratch her back with her hind foot.
On this occasion he had nearly finished, and
was singing cheerfully: My soul $50 now :,
be on thy guard" (What in the Egyptian
sand-hills ails this COW y Ten thousand
0hunder and borax! stand stiln foes arise. =
And rs Mr.. Peduncle raised himself up from
the barn floor and wiped the milk out of his
ears and nose, he saw up in the loft the wife
of his bosom with long switch in her hand,
with which she had been tickling the gentle
animals nose, and she said in an awful voice
"Oliver Peduncle, | reken you'll wrap your
old tobacco box in my handkerchief again
next Sunday, wont We and have me take
it to church and sling it out on the floor
hey 2" When he milks now, Mr.. reduncle
sings very softly, indeed, and keeps one eye
on the loft.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES
! - DR.. Gibbons
a SA DISPENSAR Y
sSelffs&sSssss sSsszsA ga Kcaruey -. Get.
S$SSA s.sgSssd Con. tOMAIERCIAI TIE
'' S4I FRAE0 60.
ESTABLISIIED in 1854 70: the catmen
T. of SnXual and : minal diseases such as
Gonorehea. elect. Structure. Syphilis il all
its forms. Seminal Weakness lnpotency. etc.
Skin disease OF Years standing ahd / IcCratcG
Legs successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many THOUSAND; u persons, boz. male.
and females there are WHO are suffering cut
Il miserable existence. from the Effects OF II.
crtt iudui-cucc>, or from vices absorbed into
the system. Look Ht their pallid. enamel
atpa and di~iinrer,d faces and their broken
Gown constitutions. di>Iual:Ning th,m tor
the ha!,i,in-~~ ~ marriage or the enjoyment
Of life. ~ thi, horrid situation thousands
suffer until death closes the scene. Let par
,.It~. gigtIliaI~. friends attend Ia those who
are suffering with any of these hurritl" life
i, -truyin-. Inai;silt~-sec that they are cared
..r and cured before j. b. tuo late. : nd them
Immediately to pR Gii'EpN. = ply -iciai1
" no has made private diseases his especial
study los wears. and vii" = certain 10 cure
the !.tost iuVct, rat" cj-c. without mercury on
amy Injurious drugs. 1t i important L"
thu~'. who are afflicted. To to those Who are
interested in the welfare Of their friends, to
hc careful of the many pretended doctors
vii" inf - all cities. publishing tho n Skill iii
curing all diseases in Il few days. imposing
IL. liz
ncnt I,hN Stefan. from Europe and other places
BE- therefore careful and make strict inquiry,
or YOU may fall into the hands OF those
CharlatttHS.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emissions. the consequence of self
abuse. The solitary vice. or dcpraVcd sexual
iudul rcuCU. il pfaCtiCrd bV the youth of boil
SrNC> 10 an almost unlimited extent prudUc-
! ir@ with uncrrUG certainty the following
train OF morbid symptoms, unless coniIated
10y scientific III, deal measures, viz: SallOw
; cpuntcu3ncp. darl: pots under the ewes. pain
! in the head ringing in the ears, noise like the
, rG>tliHg of leaves and the rattlln@ OF Charlots.
: uurHeint~S about the ioins weakness Of the
limbs, confused vision, hllmtcd intellect. loss
OF confidence, dlfiiden,c i'll approaching
strangers. II dislike to form new ;Icguaiutan-
co@. diSp,-iliOu to Shun society. loss of
memory. hectic tluNhcS. plmplcS and various
. crUptIunS ahDat the face, turrcd tongue. trtid
breath, coughs. consumption. night SNcatS,
uOnouIlIlid. and frequent insanity. i rtliCt
De not obtained. should apply Immediately,
either i'm person ar lv letter and haNea cure
affected hV his n"W and scientific motto oil
. treating this disease. which never fails of AT.
tcctimI auuick and radical cure
CURED At HOME.
Persons II a distance my he CURED Al
/ HON 10y addressing Il letter to DR.. GLE
. BON STATING ease symptoms. length of time
the dI~ca~r has continued. and have mcdi-
zines promptly forwarded. free iuun damage
y. %
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The Side Shows.

WHEELING, w, Va, May 20.-Jobln, who
left Carthage, Missouri, with whcebarrow
containing 800 pounds of minerals for the
Centennial, and tbs 3 year old gentleman
that left New Albany, Ine., atout weeks ago
for the same point, passed through this city
this morning, both appeared in good health
and spirits
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27
In Statu quo.

GALVESTON. May 21.-The Galveston AnrS
special, from Brownsville Of the goth, says,
Gen. Reyneller, with the advance Of the GOV
crnment forces under Escobedo, reached
Matamoras, last night, at o'clock, AMI the
American and German Consuls turned over
the city to him. Escobeda arrived there this
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

New CASTLE, May 20-Ten criminals
white and colored were logged at the iail to-
day, the number of lashcs ranging f,om y
to 30 Before the whipping, Two white men
and one colored, were publicly exposed in
the nillOrY for an hour.
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T.. P. FISHER,
Advertising A gent,

Eooms 20 and II Merchants Exchange,
CALIFORNIA STREET. SAN FRANCISCO,
GOLICITSadvertisem and subscriptions
t5tor the Washington standard, and for pa
ptr> published III California, Oregon and Ne
Vada, Washington. Utah, idaho. Montana,
Colorado, and adjacent States and Territories;
Sandwich Islands, the british Possessions,
MrNi,an ports. Nicaragua, Panama, Nalpa-
rai>o Japan and China New Zealand and the
Australian Colonies, the Atlantic States and
Europe.
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Centennial Orator.

New YORK, May 2l.-Charlcs Francis
Adams has been selected by the Centennial
Committee of this city for orator on the 4th
of July, 1876.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l-The number of
paying visitors at the Centennial yesterday
was 11,o09 \ mass meeting in favor Of
opening the Exhibition Grounds on Sunday
will be held to night.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

az Every cellar should be rejuve-
mated in the spring. There are many
ways of doing it, but the most popular
is to take off your coat, look around the
apartment, declare the family is not
safe another day with the cellar in such
a condition, ana then so down to the
grocery and try to think of something
else. Daabury N1cS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

For WHITENING THE HANDs-A vine
glass of Cologne and one of lemon
juice strained clear. Scrape two cakes
of brown Windsor soap to a powder
AMI mix well in mould When bard,
it is fit for use, and will be found ex-
celleut for Whitening the hands.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

go Fence posts may be made firm
by tamping with a hammer; Il fiat stone
rammed down against loose post viii
be useful. and as many stones as posi-
ble should be thus driven around the
posts. Stakes should be driven down
firmly while the ground is soft, after
the frost has disappeared.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

PLowlNG.-No pillow shonld be put
into the ground until the soil is dry
When a spadeful Of earth thrown down
crumbles INTO a loose mellow heap, the
plows may be started, but not while the
spade comes out of the ground smeared
and soiled. \ few days delay is bet
ter than being a day too soon. The
first in the field is often the last at har-
vest
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Notice.

Is hereby given that I will not be RESPONSE
1 bic for ANY debts or obligations contract
dc by Cas,us {. Elson.
}. VI. ELSDN.
March 3 1876. lj;3w
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KEATiNG'S COUGH L0ZEHCE9

T'HERE j. unque-tionabIy 40 other remedy 80
sties rt.Huri, % certain ia tiS eff IT,. AsTH
M. WIN EK ORCH, BBONCHFTiS and DIS
Giibtt~ OF FILE THROAT alike yield To it, in
furu,c. The highest medical testimony statcs no
better cure ipI these complaints exists tHow
proved is over half a century- experience. They
contain no Quinn, ilUcpha o. any violent drug.
k"atin-'z Cough i.nzen !r- prepared bv THOMAS
HEATING, LONDON, Britain sold hy all Drug
eist-. AGENTS for the Pacific CoAst. HEDiNGTON
no III TER = CO.. san Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

WAkErrLHEss. If you find yourself
inclined to wake up at regular hour
III the night, and remain awake, you
can break up the habit in three days by
getting up as soon as you wake, and not
going to sleep again until your usual
hour for retiring; or retire two hours
later and rise two hours earlier for
three days in succession, not sleeping a
moment in the daytime.-Dr. HdU.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

W WASHINGTON, May lS-AItcheIl submitted
resolution nsructins the Committee on
Commerce 10 inquire into the extent and
condition of the salmon.lishcrics on the Col
umbia river, in Oregon and Washington Ter
rtory, and report bill for the regulation OF
such fisheries, and protection of artificial
Matching in said river. Adopted.
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The Exhibition.

PHILADELPHIA, May, 1s.-Owing to the
recent rains, the exhibition grounds are in
terrible condition. Walking is almost im>
possible. Still there was fair attendance.
The annual election Of officers occurred to
day, Gen. lIawlcy was reelected President
and Campbell Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA May l9.-Day IS warm and
pleasant. 1t is stated that 80, 600 paying Vlai~
tors were admitted to the exhibition grounds
| TODAY
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Stage Etobbfn@.

GALVESTON, Tex, May 15,-There has
been another daring stage robbery on the
Ell Paso line. one stage and two hacks full
of passengers were stopped by three high
waymcn, who secured s., 900, shot their own
horses, mounted the best ones belonging to
the stage ana rode away.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

WAsHNGroN, May ia number OF lead
ing Democrats in the House held Il caucus to
day, and after stating reasons and listening to
others agreed that tomorrow the Chairman
Of the Ways and Means Committee offer il
concurren: resolution fixing the l2th o. June
as the time for adjournment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27
The Currency Bill.

WASHINGTON, May lS-Thc Banking and
Currency Committee bill to allow ten mi
lions of subsidiary silver coin to be issued in
exc, ptancc for grecnbacks, will again be
offered for passage, under a suspension OF the
rules next Monday. 1t came within four
votes OF the requisite two thirds vote last
Monday, and is expected to pass next time
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Booth Declines.

NEW IoNK, May I9.-ocnalor B0otH re-
plies to a telegram asking if he would accept
the Grcenback Convention nomination for
the Presiien NO; | hope my name will
not be mentioned is candidate" He says
there are only two points Of accord in his
financial views and those of the convention,
namely that United States legal tender notes
should be substituted for all national bank
notes and that the easiest way to bring them
up to gold standard and provide for their
redemption is through ntcrconvertiblc $50
bonds, the system which he has heretofore,
| advocated
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Tit for Tat.

New YoRh, May 2Q.-The HcrMds Wash
ington special says, if TIC Senate should de
eide 1t has jurisdiction, Chandler intends TO
recommend to the House the impeachment
OF Thompson, one OF his predecessors, who
was Secretary of the Interior before the war,
Thompson, as Secretary of the Interior, alb
stracted more than 500, 100 of public
money in the best securities, and exchanged
them for individual notes of contractors, and
that was the last the Government ever heard
of this immense sum, thus virtually stolen
from the public treasury Chandler says
Thompson is now living, and wealthy enough
to be able to repay the amount to the gov
eminent, and he should be made to do so.
Pacific Coast Liquidation.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Bills were intro.
duced and referred as follows: BY Kelly of
Oregon for the relief of certain claimants of
the donation land law of Oregon approved
Sept. 49, 1850; by Mitchell, of Oregon, to es-
tablish post routes from Astoria to Fort
klamath, from Silver lake to Pineville Ogn
No Jurisdiction.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-It is low tolerably
certain that the Senate will vote against hay
ing jurisdiction in the impeachment case.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

Advertising is the oil which wise moU
place in their lamps. '-MoDrRN Prov.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

New YORK, May 1S.-Thc Sna forcsees the
purpose Of the Grccnback Democrats to nom
mate VIM. Allen as the independent Greens
back candidate, if their heresy fails of rgcog-
milton and support by the St. Louis Con-
ventiOn
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ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISING
Has created many new business:
Has enlarged many an old business:
Has revived many a dull business;
Has rescued many n lost business;
Has saved many II falling business:
Has preserved many a large business:
nj iH>urcS success in any business.
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Money Rates.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.-Legal tendc
S9t buying, 100000 selling. Gold in Ne'
York. 123W12s.
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How Mighty have FalIen.

New YORK May 2O.-Bcn. Holiday
property, at his Westchcster county farm,
was sold at Sheriff sale to satisfy judgment,
Money Rates
New YORK, May 20.-Gold closed at l2s4
~.
SAN Francisco, May 2o.-Lcgal tenders
S9W s9t buying $4,000 selling.
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Democratic Conve ntiOn-

IUFEKA, May IS.-Thc Dtm0cFaUC V0I-
ven,on is the largest ever convened in the
State Resolutions demand an immediate
act providing for resumption Of specie pay
ments and instruc,ing delegates TO vote for
Hendricks
Speaking OF the Plymouth church meeting
the sun SAYS Bowen said, aIter the meeting,
that he was not surprised at the result OF the
meeting. If Plymouth Church can afford
thu, to be satisfied, said he, then | suppose
ought not to complain, but imagine that
their troubles are not yet ended.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-05-27

CISC1NNATI, May 18.-Arrangcments have
been made with nearly all railroads west of
Pittsburg and Baf1alo and east OF the Missis
sippi river, to carry passengers 70 the Cincln-
natl convention at one fare for the round
trip.
Bowen Expelled.
New YORK, May 1s.-At the meeting OF
Plymouth Church, tonight, Henry c. Bowen
VIZ I1n.nimnl .lN cXncllnl
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OFFICE on CORNER OF AIN AND WASHINGTON STREETS.
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H. h. a C%lrl'.

seattle, W. T.. Dec. 10. 1915. GIFT
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PEOPLES HOTEL & RESTAURANT

S'oTItr l. Hereby GIVEN THAT TIIr
y partnership heretofore existing 4rtwccu
Charles Wood AZ Il John &. Grimm. IruprictorS
Of the Peoples Hotel and Restaurant, is to-day
dissolved 10y pIuJuHl consent.
The business will he carried on in future by
Charles Wood, who VIII pay all liabilities and col
let all accounts due the late firm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
ME Wilson'S Lecture.


VIM L. Wilson, Esq, by special re-
quest read bis Essay on the Glove Of Reed
ns lefr, tie Literary Association on Fri
day evening Of last week at" Concert ball
where was assembled a large and attentive
Audience. an Of whom were deeply interested
iu tie Speakers wel-czpressed thoughts on a
noble topic The essay was originaly pre-
pared aal addressed To tho Addison Assncja-
ton Of Hrpers erry, aud Mr. Wilson deem
eI some explanation necessary by way Of apol-
osy Cor some slsht jucongruities To its compo-
si,i5n. Bat contained only words Of truest
merit auj was wen calculated % inspire every
beare, with renewed ambition % dive deeper
lotto the ia-zlaus,ib,e stores Of English cla>Ni-
cal reading aal appropriate larger shares Of
tlc acv-r-aiin- literary treasures.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
MARRIEn.

In Washington. D. c.. February Sd. 1875. al
Tririt, Church. by Rev. Dr. Addison il CLAG-
GE1Tof Geo getown, D. G.. 20 T.. TC TT BOWEN
dau. Ger of Ldwin Bowen, late OF Warren county,
Va
In Lccsburg, at the residence Of tha groom :
parents, February is. 1875. hv Rcy. j. =. Gard
ner. NJ. BENZ. d. SEKYlCK to Miss SARAH
Y SLACK.
february =, 1876, at the brides father, by
Rsv. J. NJ. Friday, Mr.. JAMES x. REED aud
Miss NAhH '. SMITH, daue liter Of job Smith
al oi Loudoun county, Va.
February 18Th, 1870 at the residence Of the
brides father bv the Rev. l.. II. Crrnshaw. Mr.
CHARLES TAl LOB and Miss LAURA SNIP
son, daughter o! John ". Simpson, Esq, all Of
LuudouH.
Atthe ~ T.. Parsonage. Lresburg, February
- SIS, bv Rev. u. Clement. Mr.. THOMAS
MILaY 10 Niss MARY l.. MOORE, all OF Lou
duuu county, Va.
Near Snickersyillc. Loudoun county, January
81, l>76 by Rev. T. b. Shepherd, L. VI. CARTER
o Frederick county, Va, 10 Miss MARY q. CALD-
WELL. OF i.oadouu county.
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T.etter from Harper's Ferry.
hArrsa's FERar, February 81, 1876

HAErEa's FExRY, February q, 1876.
MEssRs. EDTors:
An Exhibition. as tits termed. came of in the
Lutheran Church on the l1th. aud was repeateu
bv request on the 18th The Church was hiled 70
it, utmost capacity and the sum realized was SiVV'
The object was 70 purchase a library Tor tne >ah,
day school. An opening piece, 9" elcome. lead
bv Mrs. Kate Myers, was sung vs. IN me euec''-
Miss Narrissa VLau-htn presided az tue w Eau
The Band under the leadership OF Mr. Upright
was In splendid practice. and gave great satsiic-
faction. The Who'll. concluded with the touching
melo-drama of " Ten Nights 10 a Bar Room. u
world De doing great injustice 20 give praise u
any one OF The Amateurs engaged in II, where an
acted their parts 50 we'll. Chui ches may not ne
suitable places tor dramatic entertainments, but
we have 90 suitable room in the town aud the NOR
al dawn from that drama is more appealing tAan
q lecture by Mr. Cough. When our representa-
tive In Congress Mr.. Faulkner, succeeds M este
ring US o. our former prosperity, We may nave a
Town Hall equal To your Concert Hti'.
Aprorrs az SIR. Faulkner, your fair readers may
be grdtid.d at a description OF The toilets 9l hs
q iic and daughter. az dinner recently N WASH
iurtan. by MIS-. Elii7h Ward ''Mrs. Faulkner
was dressed IN a pearl grey satin, wth black lace,
which WAS very becoming and yer! handsome. -
Mrs Pcaicc, nee Faulkner, wore most exquisite
toilet of rich silk of tue crushed strawberry tint,
whose delicate lu,tre was revealed through price
le.. point lace, which was arranged IN two very
deep n1uuces GarIands OF flowers caught the
draperies a; the back she'll embroidery further
decorated the coysage; hcr ornaments were sap
phires and diamonds. Mrs. Buc0Ct and MIR. FAUX
ner were among the distinguished guests present.
Every thing nowadays is Centennial should
not De surprised j, the Spring style OF bonuets are
q ld q hundred years ago. "Jeunie june" spy
cy. witty wiiter, whose letters are often quoted,
saws ct a Martha Washington party 80 come
81 90 New York on the 22nd of February, " Lich
will be on a grand scale. as they are to have the
use o.. two halls: The tea will be served in tea
cups made 10 order precisely like those Of set
presented bv Gen. LAFAYETTE t. Gen. Washing
ton. The tea viii not be charged tor but toe cups
valued at 81 viii be given % each guest" th'uS
I should prefer the cup 20 the TIA.
We have no Improvements going on. The house
purchased some time ago of The Wager heirs by
cur County Assessor, Mr.. John l.. Erwin. ha'
been thoroughly renovated by him from attic t.
cellar. The store-foom ha. been Improved by a
handsome glass front and is ready tor occupancy
The house Is . boarding house kept by Mrs
kr,Pgs. lou;s,
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V. L&%I.

Best assortment OF Groccries and the cheapest
in the STATE, atFEAzEE d BISHOPS, Martins
burg ~ Va.
For good crop Of Corn. use FRAZER & ISH-
ops star Raw Bone Phosphate.
Extra Gue ground Blue Windsor Plaster, yer,
cheap. at FRAZER / BISHOPS, Naltinsbura
" Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-02-26
Special Notices.
Manhood; How lost. How


Just published. now edition of Dir.
see CULNEItW ELL'> Celebrated Essay on
2t.,.-s tho radical cprc lwlhput mrdicinc) 90
f@3 Np,rmatorrh@a or seminal Weakness.
involuntary Seminal Losses lmp'tsncy, Mental
and Physical luclYsrity, lmp. dimeuts to Mar
'ilg-. etc; also. consumption. Epilepsy aud Fits.
induced b., sell lHdulgerc, "rscAGal rXtra'aga"cc
&c.
-,;~P -ice. in . seal Z nvclop' only six
Tho celeb at-d author. u this I'D uribi- Essay ,
ci.ah, demonstrates. irom hint, years success
u, practice, that che alarming cousequ OF
tabusp NAV be- radically cuied without the
dungeons use ~ Internal medicine ar the aPpli
rati %. the knife; pointing out mode OF cure
No once simple. certain. and rAectual by means ni
Ubich cvesy Sufferer, no matter what his coudi-
tiou ma, be-. may cure himself cleapiy, privately,
and rodjcoiy
E,-. Thi, Lecture should be in the hands ofevery
man 900 the land.
Scutund,r s,rl ia plain envelope, 70 any I'D
dress pat pad, on rcceiptoi siA cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. c. KLINE i CO.,
IL Bnwerv. New York; Post Office Box, I5s0.
July 81, lS75.-Nuv. Is, 1873.
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- c.r,..nIal - -.

- .r-,.,.-ri,, -r.s party.
-t.es... ..-.c interest .-.ic- ta' past wees
,....s. grand or.ri .. ,a.--ri-;a.' 'iea Party.
-....- Dr.. s.- ,a. l.a.-tat ,as Nuiya. A.s'c..-
...- rrl ua..- ..s auspices. ,a"a-a aid was @.a.
..es..rG.G ra i.s management Dis ladies NOE be-
l.--s-- On tas Association b. Centennial Tea
I.ts was surely ssc-'H We "ay .'a-' 10y
.-.+-.....,., ,,..- .--,st '-.,.a POS. e..sb.s
-..r ..rf.-.I AMI .,ve-ir- c..Ear S. and -h-
excessively 5-sa. i1- e1'.s. o.. such e.-.aa '--'
mos. made -u- a,al5 dit-E end N..-H'>a o.-i '''-
81 % Is i'. "tN.'- any
.5.a table represented u-. .. tle OH. ,-' ''.-'
,.--.-.., --l ....v were furnished With ggailt