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AppLICATI0A FOR PATENT.
Application No. as, U. s. s.sur,ey No. 81.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. At ELKo NgvApA,l

U. s. LAND OFFICE. AT ELKo NEyApa1
March 2Gth, 1877. /
NoTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN Syracurc Uuld nIil Silver Mining Com,
pany, whose pOStoticc address Is Elko, County
Of ElkO. State Uf Nevada, have made appiir-s.
tlOn for mineral patent for nfteen hundred
ll5OO) feet linear measure In the SyrncuNe Lode
with three iIundIcd feet on each eide for work.
ngpurposcs, situated In Grand Junction Min.
ing District, County Of Eiko, State OF Nevada
aud Is more particularly desctibcd ns follows,
beginning at a post marked No. 1, U. S. Sur.
Vey. No. 81; thence running hrst cnurso 4. CJ
aB. W min. W. QUO feet, to post Inarkcd No. Z,
Y. survey, No. ", at which point MAS also
established a post ln mound OF rIck. U. 3. Min
eral Monument, No. ], ILrre being 10 oLlrr
Pr0minent point In tho vicinity thence second
course \. &c dR. 80 niln. ". 1850 feet, To post
marked No. 3, ". :. Survey, NJ. 81; IIeIlce thIrI
cuurHe y. CJ dg. 30 min. L. 6OO feet, TO post
iinrketl No. 4, U: l. Survey, No. 81: whence
tho prominent Peak called Line MunItaIn
beara ). u II dg. r; Themes fourth course y, 1G
,lg. 10 min. f. 1900 Icet, to post marked No.
!. the place Of beginning: containing 10 CG-iOO
ncrcs. Caurscs exp esBe'i irvni the Iruu Ineri.
dian with Innt,iletic variation OF IL ,ln u min.
+ AMI tlin survey has been made to conform 10
Tie original EO,icc Of location, u c-rtihrd culy
oL when Is now on file IN my orice. together
Will tho field notes thereof a -. "a
Any aDd all persons claiming adversely tho
mining ground, vein, or lode, or amy part there
OF 30 divided, surveyed, plated aud APPLIED
iOr' arc hereby notified that unless their al.
verse claim or claims arc duly nled Gccorl.
Ing to law and the regulations hereunder,
within sixty tCOl days from tho dat, thereof
with the he6ister of tho U. y. Land OIlce al
ElIo. County OF Elko, III the State Of Ne, ada
they will 10 barred and all their considered
rights waived, by virtue OF the prIvisIons Of
the several statutes iu relation thcruto. . -gfE-
Wherefore, In pursuant To law, I direct this
noiicetO be published for full leIiuL OF siIty
tSol uays,iu tie ELHo DAILY IEDLrERDKHT,; \
dIiiJ newspaper. printed and published al
hisO, III lie County uf Elko Ststo or Nevada,
tho EAme Icing the nearest pal9r u tho
location Of said mining clam. 81 i'0''i
JOHN y. MAYuuGH,
m1fOd u. y. KeRlALsF
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kerr LIt(..,,


The Virginia Chronicle gives the fol-
lowing humorous interview between q
fuddlcd TeutOu and the proprietor uf a
Virginia City brokers' Office:
Rip Nnn Wrinkle walked into n bro.
ker's Office this morning, anil remarked
~ see dot Crown Point iSh only seven
tollnrS nnd Won. half. Ish dot true %
90 ''Ics, those are the figures. -
"lsh dot so ? Wy last night l vent
down dc canyon init der poys, and We
have some lcctle fun, und go; drunk.
Ven Starts down lie stock vas over two
tousani tolInrs nit Won share. Yot
makes 'cm slide down so fast, ch 2"
"Ain't you little crazy ?"
"No, l was shust n lcctlc dhrnnk, dot
vas Hll; ! was dhrunk last night; ven.
down dc canyon TO de brewery NIT Ed.
Patten und Joe Goodman und Dan De
guile. You know dose poys? Dcy lenfe
INC down daro all NIT myself alone. I
want to puy in init some Of dot stock
right away before tho slump comes.
Arc dc roys gOin' 10 have a deal? 1
never saw stock so down SO fast ever
peiore, Say, vas dare fire in der
mine, or did the Carson river run in der
lower levels? lsh DOT old Farmer Peel
round yet dis morning? loan him ono
huntret tollar lnst night. l wish l
could find him. Imust pc bret,y drunk
now; nopody shpcaks nit Ine-'i
Here tho old lunatic was fired out and
taken to the station-houso by u police
lunIl.
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1EsrLRDAr afternoon. says tho En-
f'rrri'r Of the 25th, II. A. Lcngacre, =
man well known about town, commit.
ted suicide in the rear closets Of Spnld.
ing's saloon by cutting his lhront with
razor. His liteless body WAS found
nbout 4 o'clock, and beside it IL letter
addressed TO Mr.. Robert Patterson,
International Hotel. Baucath this
supcrscrIption, VIA pcnciled: deliver
ed to Frauk Moore" This had been
scratched OH. The letter, which WAS
sealed, %"s carried to Mr.. Patterson,
and read ns follows:
Friend Robrt: nm out Of employ
ment and unable to live longer without
suffering. I MN IA member OF the
Pioneers and address this to you in
hopes that you will have Inc inferred
i'll their grounds. Farewell.
7. a. LoSGAcnE.
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huIrcnIu GnIIrf IIr,,n,tn

From a. u. Bancroft II Co. of San
Francisco, We havo received circular
announcing that by nm net of the recent
Legislature of this State. they are nu-
th"ri%ed to reprint the early volumes OF
the Nevada Supreme Court Reports, md
that house is also enabled to sell the
other volumes at " low price. The COM
plcto set comprising eleven volumes,
will DO furnished for S3l 30. Tho Utnh
Reports covering II period Of twenty. six
ycnrs--l83l 10 lSTG--in ono volume,
will be delivered for So.
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Execution 0f Jehn ID. Lee.

Detailed accounts OF the execution
and confession Of John d. Lee, are
published in all the largo dnilies, but
occupies SO much space that we shall
DO obliged to give only short sum-
mary OF the facts. On the sceno OF the
terrible massacre in 1857. in which Lee
was principal actor, he met his doom
Oh Friday, the 23d instant. He re-
qucsted thnt his body should be sent TO
his wife Rachael, and krecIiug upon his
coffin, photographs OF tho terrible
scene were taken, which Lee requested
copies of sent to his wife. A bnndnse
being placed over his eyes, the doomed
mnn knclt on his coffin, saying "I nm
rendy, when the Marshal gave the word; +;
simultaneous report OF the musLets
followed, and LsG fell back upon his
coffin shot through the heart, dying
instantly. In his confession, Leo
charges Brigham Young with being nc.
ceSsory 70 the murder Of tho onicr,nts.
which Young, in letter 10 tho New
York Herald bitterly denies.
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The "Palcocrystic son." in its com.
mon nccCptatiOu, is o pnIeontothonto-
granite p"salclczieiotithenn acromizn.
tton, sort OF diffused borenntologiral
biethinn aragrnmont; in short, bio
doclcsianthnrHclCte Of caraihian phsl.
anee";" kind Of stuff they put into
soup to make il thin.
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"MISNiE MYTrLE," lato tho wife Of
Joaquin Miller, was married recently
ut Portland, Oregon, to II Mr.. Logan,
nh cmIloyo In the post.housc! Wha, a
fall from Parnassus WIS thcic. 10 DO
sure!
TnE Virginia Enterprise will soon bo
out in II new drCsG--a libel suit.
1r il said that body of high ,rnde
ore has been penetrated in tho header
OF tho Sutro tunnel.
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1t rrovidca that drurnmcra, pcddIcrs,
etc., rhyH Tax Of twenty-five dollars
por month 20 tho Tux Collector Of any
county whcro thcy solicit orders for
thoir respective houses. The vendors
Of agricultural products from my State
or Territory Of tho United States nro
exempted from payment OF such tax,
but drnmincis or ngonts cau not repre-.
sent more than ono branch of trndo
with ono license. Tho law being an
amendment to the general revenue
statute, IL went into effect Immediately
on It's approval by tho Governor.
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ilfIIfnI fIttt.tirr

On Friday night +. W. Moore woa
murdered ut his ranch. eight miles from
SANTA Paula, California, by somo par,.
les who fred his bnrn, and then shot
him down ns hc was cutting tho horses
loose that they might escape from tho
ilancs. Tho nssassins wcro fyo In mum.
Der und all masked.
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FIGURES FOR BUSINESS MEN
'INIIINTY-ONE YEARS nUSINI:ss
EXPERIENCE.
THE NEW York
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
PURELY MuTUAI-No STOCKHOLDERS.

Dividends Annually, aud applicable tc
Tho 81 SECOND ia and subsequent yearly
premiums.
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BRIDGE FOR SALE CHEAP.

THE HnIDGE KNOWN AS TIID
l.. Humboldt md White PIna Toll Itoad Com,
pany's 10 for Enle, nnd will be disposed Of VERY
CHEAP. The attention Of tho County nuthori,
Ties Is particularly called to the matter Mr H. d
N. Miner Is now hero In behalf uT tho conlpanv
AMI will receive proposals. so .. m2T.iW
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NOTICE..

T'HE TRUSTEES OF SCHOOL DIS
trict No. !, Elko County, Nevada, decni!.!
Ing The present school house Ia said district Iu
DC inanilcitht III every particular to meet the
growing requirements VI thu educational iulur- d
es's OF The dlstric, and that the best aud 1nUsr
economical course TO be adCp'ed, would 10 tn d
erect al entirely new aud larger bnildIi z, hAyu
u6itrmlned To call an Gl' ctiLn, BubInitiirg u .
tho qualified electors Of sld District the ques.
l!on NJ 10 whether bonds to tho uluuuut Uf ten
thourand ilo 0OO) dollars 10 DC cxtinguished IN
ten years by annual payments, AMI drawing In. Z.
tGHst at the raIo of ten per- cent Der auuuuI fL
acc0rdance with an Act Of tho Legislature Of
tho State, shall issue for that purpose; now
tion Will bc held on = =. -TFE--''Tl > .
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TIM ratio Of TAXATION for tho present
year i'll Eureka county, is 50 30 on each
800.
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Coin. l0lX, 104H. Currency, 0G,
9GX.
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AssETs OVEN saI, 900 900.
Income $4,000 900 Yearly.

The History and Condition OF ihis Company,
January /. 1876. were in brief aud iu round
numbers, As follows:
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TnE RtrtiHr will Hereafter 10 an eve.
ming pnpor.
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Wednesday, April Isth, 1877.

ithe Public School House. ut 8 o'clock A. Y. OF
IhAt day. aud between that hour and o'clock
= y. oi the same day. to deridS whether tho }
SAID ponds " tic amount Of ten thousand ilU,. !;
0op dollars. thal Issue for tho purpose OF build.
Ing said school house. ."'.r! l,r,,.t.gI ~,
GEORGE RUSSELL,
s'.-y WILLIAM PLU1HOPF, J e.!
- 3D. O. ". LIrrOS, ....,. 1,.
Trustees School District No. l, Elko County
Hefaaa' - "a Hf,s EtFs m27.3w ~
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TnE wifo Of Il. N. DnMrl Of Virginia
City, died Of quick consumption In
Philadelphia, March Dist.
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nWsinSEs. IS76.

A. l.. GURSEY, Agent,
For hs Company. can bs found at tho Depot
Hotel, for a few days. r27.Im
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NOTICE.

MITE , STATES DISTRICT COURT ron
~ the District 0f ScYad. district Of Stya.
lA,'s. The undersigned hereby gl,cu nntIrt Of
iH appointment a. Assignee pI the estate of
1,hhcl r. SNr'Tchgct anl Henry Lptusr nf
:ikO. IN the County OF Hlkn, state Of SrT.L,
rho have been adjudgcd bAnkrupls upon .h,ir
wn petition.
". r. SMITH,
Henry LcmAr, banktupts. pI;lyw
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YOUNG MEN.
OFFICE HOURS:
From 10 to II 4. ~. 2 to 0, 4 Z to0P. 4.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

DR.. PAUL NJ. brennan IL . graduate Of maay Of
the principal European and American colleges.
and formerly OF the city Of Dublin, Ireland. TAs
public can depend upon the most scientific tVest
ment. - the Doctor has treat d tb0usandso Of cas.
and performed almost every operation known -
surgery. In all the principal cities Of Europo ~
America. a0Or1ing 70 the public rare Oppogsua10
OF receiving medical treatment on the most scisa-
tine principles known TO the profession. Thou
ehds OF living witnesses can testify 70 ~ IN
ful operations and the dement's they have sees1vo4
from his medical treatment, ~ his book o. tG1(f
monisls. open to the inspection Of sll viii shQ&
Missouri Democrat st. Louis. -,.
DR. PAUL brennan This celebrated and pops.
Jar physician aud medical lecturer, has taken u
his headquarters at l27 Montgomery slRssA -
francisco. California. where he IL ready - -
pense his medical assistance and ability In I'D q
al the sick. AFFLICTED and unfortunate who may -
nj 10 give him acsll. DR.. BreLan's competency
ana emcieDcy ~ thorough, reliable phyuc1oo
and medical adviser Is TOO world vide 10 need any
extended Recommendation at our hands TAoc
IN need OF competent physician should not soaI
u esa nus advertisements under New Today.
oakland News.
RxNAnEABLE SucCEss DR. Paul n. BGensn hae
been successfu' without exception in his tEsst.
ment OF obstinate aud difYicult cases. herstofos
regarded ~ fncurable. Sore Of his cures have -
toniahed the patients themselves and thorOuGbu
convinced them that he IL ell that he PROCESSES p
pc successful physician. His reputation = =
trscting 70 his once msny cases Of long standing
and IN no instance has he failed 20 give reliss.
me sniicted should consult him without deIay,
Herald.
j25-3wd.sad.wl
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no THOROU0HTARE.

We noticed, day before yesterday. the
trunk Mat Was conveying to the depot
IL seeam-paddy Of the s. c. L T. Co
Or use . ths Seattle aud Walla Wslla
Railroad mired to Abe hubs, and re.
Quiring excavation step by step in or.
DR. 10 psroit its progress through the
central marie Of the city. This. and
slmilsr painful Inconvenience and dis
contbgts that ere continually sxperienc
- during the wet season on account
q HE slashy condition of our business
ntseets, forcibly recommend the i'm.
provsmeot Of these streets in some way
70 rsadss them adequate to the wear
end tear d traffic The savings 10 the
itens Of time. labor, and damage to ve-
hleles and horse flesh. to say nothing
= comfort and appearances. would no
dnahk n0es than pay the intsrest on the
60 q pAsing Cs,nmescisl and portion
OF Aill streets.
Ihs truth Is. these througed streets
ore becoming worse cut up and rusted
syssy vistsr with the increase Of wear,
ard snles speedily attended to will b.
coos iapeacticable.
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Kentuck i. Alpha 81, Belcher s..
S yirgini. So. Utah l2a, Bullion 1T.
Exchequer 81. Justice Is. Succor J..
Julia 81. Caleionia 8, Hill 5554.
Dayton Il. r Island soc, New York
SOC, Alta q, Lady Washington q,
Andes Il, W Fargo Sc, Ward Sc, LIE
viathan SIC, n Con Va .jc, Prospect
o, Trojan II. Baltimore II. Confidence
). Union q, overman s61s. Union So,
Lady Bryan. SIX. Kuickerbocker 25c,
Wooiviile =, P Sheridan CT. Kossut b
Csc.
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Thursday, Feb'y 90, 1877.
THE "BLUEs :"

Scene ancient writer has called the
Gprisx chs season of short fare Ger
tainlS IN this latitude, the most cheer
,sss time /. the early spring: just before
tbs bloom OF vegetation, when the
ss0u mr. ~ moss racurymose ana the
mad b q its deepest. On this account
0eu II their struggle with rough for
tane. afs more apt TO experience feel
ings Of dependency and misgiving in
this season than in any other. Yet,
sch would do well to remember the
odaae--sthat its the darkest hour just
before day"
We sometimes hear of bclated men
In . snow-storm giving themselves up
% perish within . few yards Of the
warmth and shelter of their own roof
tres. We have heard Of men delving
d mins Tor years aud patiently spend
ing their ell in fruitless endeavors to
And "ths lead" finally giving up in
dsspaiE. when some successor rcsu.ning
thG1r abandoned work, has struck the
Offering bonanza almost at the point
whsrs the former dropped the search
10 Il sometiues happens that the ries
Aprit Of msa who for long years have
steadlAstly nsintained . brave battle
sasinst forest, food and fire and all the
''slings and arrows OF outrageous for.
tsns." suddenly fails them and gives
Wy just on the eve of the fruition of
oil The fairst hopes that have sutained
then 70 long. and they are at the verge
e the turning Of the tide.
II the storm.lesguersd ira Weller could
Only keep hrs mental glance fixed on
tn welcoming light that is really
shiaing from the windows. and the
essial blaze that is glowing the hearth
jusl little way on tsirough the blind
I'M blasts .''As are bowling around
hIn. and hold on little while longer,
-. .night be saved. Consistency and
aleaAfast pAtisnos are hsstar than a..h.
1ho1gh snow and ice. may hide the
daisies. and the winter storm hush the
sing Of the birds, the sun il still shin.
aag In the blue above IL all. and will al
= enoe burst forth with glory as sud.
dsn - it 10 Transforming
The beat spirit to cultivate for moral
and industrisl ss well as military con-
diets b the steel-tempered quality, ex-
presssd BY Wellington's Waterloo ad-
drso 10 bic snea: Hard pounding.
gentlemen. bat We will pound the long
-. /" a. 10 Gen. Zach. Taylor's order to
Capt Bragg. hard-pressed 1t Buena
vistA: "0ivs 'em little more grape"
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LOST !!

\ GOLD LoCKET WAS LOST YESTERDAY
:. the tssA inst. by little girl. sorne uhers
esswe~n the corner II Third and sprisx street.
and NE ssoee a As.rs. Bean 4 McCAllisaer. %
frcns str~es.
TIE andef VIII Be suitably rewarded BY lssy.
'aS Sos Aas d seas o@-e. fsla-dst
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kASIEHN STATES.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. pa FIRE broke cut
about midnight i'll a row of frame
houses Just north Of the bridge ap-
preaching from East ST. Louis, and at
this writing 4 a. NJ about dozen
houses are nearly consumed A strong
north wind carried the flames to the
woodwork of the bridge approach. and
about 900 feet is now burning Sew
eral engines from st. Louis started
across the bridge to assist il subduing
the Ere. but were cut of by the flames
and forced to return. Subsequently two
or three of them were taken over on the
ferry boat and are now doing good SER
vice. But little definite information can
he obtained tonight, but it is safe TO
say the eastern approach to the bridge
is 30 badly damaged that trains cannot
cross, and the houses where the FIRE
originated will be entirely destroyed
No estimate of the loss can be given to.
night.
COLUMBIA. Is. c. Feb. 2O-Intor-
matien having reached President Grant
from Republican sources here that seve-
raj white military companies intend to
parade on the 22d. an order was issued
to Colonel Black. of the 18th Infantry,
commanding the post here. to prevent
any such demonstration. Hampton
issued q proclamation tonight, calling
upon the people to comply with the re-
quirements Of tue Presidents order
but protesting against it and asking
that the celebration be postponed until
some more auspicious period. .- .+
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Raar Admit
raj Louis n. Goldsborough. died this
morning of typhoid pneumonia. This
is the sixth death among rear admirals
within the.last four or five weeks. The
funeral services over the remains Of the
late Rear Admiral Davis took place in
st. Johns church, and the intermcnt
will be in Cambridge, Mass.
New YORK. Feb 2O.-A man was
brought to the 18th precinct station
house, tonight. suffering from severe
bruises on the head He gave the name
of Henry Anthem; he had been at ho-
tel in Brunswick early in the evening.
and from there had been followed by
two men to 29th street and Broadway.
where he had been knocked down and
robbed of gold watch and chain, O
diamond ring and some money. His
wounds were dressed Mt the station
house. and he remained there all night.
1t WAS afterwards ascertsined that his
name was not Anthem, but that he wa,
no less . parsonage than Gen. Thriel. a
member OF Gen, Grants staff. and now
occupying the position of Inspector
General
! CHICAGO. Feb. 2O.-The Tribune's
New Orleans special says that since the
announcement of the commissions vote
OF Louisiana, there has been q remarka-
bic toniug down of tina White Leagues
sentiment toward the election Of Hayes
and even toward Packard, who has been
offered the services of the white militia
organizations
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SAN Francisco. Feb. le.-Arrived--
Ssen'ine OShan,er. Columbia river.
SA'ied-Saip War Hawk. Port Dis
cose'y; ok orsgop. Seabeck: schr J b
Leeds. Cmp9ua.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ao.-ophir
sos' Mexican isl. Gould + Curry lei.
Bes; & Belches SAL. California 46l. Con
Va 10. Savage 8. ChollAr ss!. HIS n 5.
Point q, Jacket II. Imperial els,
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DR Brennan CAN TELL THE PArIEyr~
L. disease the moment he comes in contact nm
them. no matter how complicated the case NAV
be. without asking them . word. This sccopnts
in part for his wonderful success in the treatnsss
Of chronic and difficult diseases. His perfecs
knowledge OF Paysiognomy, Phrerolosy and
hum IN character. which he reads At ai.1Cs.
enables him to understand the vants az escH
individual with whom he comes in contact. -
his perfect medical knowledge enables him 10 ~
scribe the proper remedy with unerfing csstsisAy
DIR. Brennan has Travelled 40 much. ana ~
come in contact with 80 many people By mean ~
his lectures. both In Europe and America, that h
has become . perfect master In his line Of buei
ness. The laws Of life and health and the phypi
cal wants Of man and woman have been his con.
slant stedy. Few men In the profession have
had his broad experience, and fewer still poenna
his keen and liberal mind 70 dive into the mn.
teries Of human nature and search out her iDdi
vidual wants. To attempt to treat disease vitA.
out being able to tell what the mstter Is with =.
keStucky for the lost arts Of Egypt.
Above all price or wealth.
The body's jewel not for minds profane.
Or hands to tamper with In practice vain.
Like to woman's virtue is mans health:
A heavenly gift within . holy shrine,
10 be approached and touched with ssrisas
By hands made pure and hearts Of faith s,a.
Even As the priesthood Of the ONE divine.
DIR. Brennan has astonished skeptics By Iii
wonderful power In reading disease apd curing
the same after some Of the best physicians hsd
failed. A timely call upon the DR.. will cost YOU
nothing. and may be the means Of saving roo
weeks and months Of pain and suffering, bsokea
down constitution anu early death.
DIR. brennan has letured to ladies' for yeau,
and thoroughly understands the delicate and n
fined organization o. woman. and how liable ~
is to suffering and disease. that man seems b
know SO little about. Thousands Of ladies, y0une
and thousands more who fill q premature grsve
might be made healthy and happy by calling N
time on the Doctor. 49,
WHAT ARE YOU BEST ADAPTED FoR.
DR.. Brennan can tell your disposition. what you
are best adapted for and what you best succeed L.
describe proper partner for life. one whom yoa
can i've and be happy with. aud in fact will point
out the true path which leads to Health, Happi.
ness and Prosperity.
YOUNG MEN.
will remember that DR.. Breran has lectured On
Manhood for years. and IL perfectly familiar
with the wants Of oil. both young and middle ~.
who are troubled with Nervous Debility or prera-
ture breaking down Of the constitution.
Many who are weak and affiliated wait 10
long and let their systems break down before osoh
ing for relief. Dr. Brennan Never Fails to restore
youthful vigor and build up the body ana mind
to its natural condition.
Everything strictly confidential and Honorable
with the Dr.. and five minutes interview Will Co.
vince any intelligent person that he thoroughly
understands his profession. You will alvays ~
him social and glad to receive you.