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Public Notice.

/. John Hannas, being a blacksmith by trade,
had often felt the want of some means whereby
1 could soften Iron at the forge, so that could
work it at a better advantage. This induced
me to make many experiments with different
substances which offered the best prospects Of
success. II was on one Of these occasions that
/ discovered The wonderful effects Of Electro
Silicon upon the Human System.
/ had defect in three of my fingers, which
were bent or shut up in my hand in such a
manner by the contraction Of the cords, that
they were very troublesome to me in my daily
ayocation | could not handle my tools as
wished, and often thought that would have
my fingers cut of to get them out OF the way:
relief. but all TO no effect. Well, / say, was
working with Electro silicon at the forge. and
Of course could not prevent Its coming In con-
took nc notice OF the effect IL had produced,
/ grasped IL with my crooked hand. and much
10 my surprise i found my crooked hngers
straighten out, and had as much use of them
as ever. 1 could hardly believe my eyes.
showed my hand 10 my wife and family, and
general rejoicing was the result.
had n neishbor living about mile from my
shop who had "a lame Knee, caused by the cords
being contracted by rheumatism. sent him
bottle OF Electro silicon lslniInent, ana told
him to use IL Thoroughly. He did so, and at the
end OF three months he was able 10 throw away
his cane and walk to my shop apparently as
we'll as ever. II had worked as IL did In my
cnse-prOducing perfect cure. 1 gave y 10
others OF my ueighbOrs and friends TOR miles
arounf) who were suffering from swelled limbs,
rheumatism. neuralgia, stin joints, burns, etc,
all of which IL cured without any trouble.
Finding that the Electro silicon Linlment
would penetrate the skin of man further than
any other substance, IL occurred to me that u
must be good for the horse, and II has proved
itself one Of the very best applications In all
external diseases occurring In that noble ami
NAL.
Prepared by the Electro Silicon Liniment
COMPANY office 7G William street, New YORK.
Sold by all Druggists. Price p cents per bot
tie.
Farrand, williams 4 Co., Agents, Detroit,
Mich.
j. s. Burdsall & Co., and r.. Macready Co.,
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
w. II. Gregg & Co., Agents, Elmira, MI
Fuller Fuller, Agents, Chicago, III.
Iamch7Sy
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Lost.

A household darling. bat four years old,
And the night is falling da'k and cold.
"Lost y is the anguished mothers cry,
With ashen lip, but fearless eye.
There Is gathering now from cot and hall,
The hills resound with halloo and call,
Seeking, for tender MeIcy's sake,
The lost, through wood, and swamp, and Di axe
A shot rings out on the wintry air
sound that answers the mothers prayer;
Another another in salvos ring,
AS home in triumph the lost they bring.
Close-ciasped In her fathers arms she lies,
Faint and weary, with haf-closed eyes.
20 Papa lie tiredH' Now closer pressed,
She hath fallen asleep on her fathers breast.
Lostl A woman yet young I'm years,
But old in sorrow, and pain. and tears;
Lost through hef trust, and truth, and love;
o God that these should devils prove.
Dragging her down to sin and shame,
To "a blighted life and "a tainted name.
Proud woman's scorn, man s ribald Jest
Mock the breaking heart and the aching breast
There are none who seek the lost one now.
No hand to smooth the throbbing brow;
On cold stone-step, in the chill night-aT,
Size lies half-hid by her golden hair.
The pale lips mutter-blue eyes are dazed,
AS lion brighter world they gazed-
"Drar Lord. I'm weary-give me thy rest J"
She hath Jitien asleep an The Fdther's breast.
Aye, Madam, gather your dainty skirt,
Uncontamlnate by this human dirt;
Hers was n crime may no pardon win
Twas lovc-and love like hers Is sin.
A smile and blush for the DrOnigate-
For thy sister. woman, scorn ana hate;
Hunt for her as beagles hunt their prey,
TIL the grave hath hid her shame away.
o "humble shepherd" in silken gown,
"Meek," with superciicious frown,
The charge the Master bade thee keep
Was, "If thou lowest Me, feed My sheep"
A Magdalen hath perished here,
with clsy-eold cheek and q fro frozen ,s tear; H..
Shamipg Pagan sacrifice.
IA. III. Howe, I'm Chicago Tribune.
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soon. players lace and iacerated his
knuckles. Neither would yield. and had
not the young lady's father risen from
his couch, and with great presence Of
mind checked the further effusinn Of
bloc by firing upon the rivals with his
shotgun, the fight would probably have
had q fatal termination. As it was, as
soon as their legs became overweighted
with buckshot, the two young men laid
down their weapons, and were soon after
carried by the Police to the nearest hos
pital for repairs.
This story teaches US how blessed a
thing it is for two young men to serenade
the same young woman at the same time,
whereby their instruments are certain to
be ruined, and they themselves are very
likely to be permanently spoiled.
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College deviltry is too rampant, and
college riots are altogether too frequent.
Within a few months there have been
riotous disturbances in FIVE different in.
stitutions. those at Princeton and Dart.
mouth imperllng the lives Of the par.
Elephants. Boys yet in their teens have
fired pistol bullets at one another and
cracked one another's noses and heads
with clubs The President Of Dartmouth lh
College congratulated the freshmen on
THEN narrow escape from being murder
ers.
Tbe-e rioters must not go unpunishcd
hrcutl-e they happen to be enrolled on
The hooks o. an educational institution
Outbreaks ike those OF which they are
gully would uoi Tor an instant be tolera-
ted .mou= other citizens The six stu.
deut- ~ Princeton and the five in Hano.
yer who are under arrest for pounding
friiow students are no less guilty than is
the man vino knocks down his neighb Dor
in our .trcrts. These are cases for the
Grand Jury, not for college faculties
IN Y'Sun
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High Priced Cancellation.

Very modest are our concilated
friends at the South The Tribune's list
of bills and resolutions in Congress. ask
ing money for the Southern States, foots
up over SI50,000,000 If rebel States
secure that much, the loyal North should
receive twenty times that amount. But
the President says the South must be
conciliated al any price That capacious
and chameleon like heart of his bled in
November, 1876. when he thought Tilden
was elected and the negro would not get
his forty acres and a mule. To-day it
bleeds because the Southern rebel will
not get his millions-not if the North
understands herself
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The Press.

Independent journalism is becoming
prolific theme, and one that is attracting
decided attention in the land. The idea
that some advance and few believe, that
there is no such thing as an independent
press, unless tied TO and connected with
some party. is not only fallacious but su
premely ridiculous. There is no such
ss independence Of mind and thought
when welded to party theories and dog
mas. When every article written for a
newspaper has to be submitted to the
criticism Of the political leaders of par
ty, and every word and sentence stricken
out that fails to fully accord with the
tenets of the same. the author becomes
clay in the hands of political jugglers
and plotters. and is as abject and mean a
slave as those whom Moses directed
should place their ears against the post
and be bored. as an evidence and sign oi
perpetual serldom. As we understand
1t, independent journalism means un.
trammeled thought upon all subjects
and expressed without fear, favor or af
lection, or the weighing of the effect it is
to have upon the interest Of any party
theory or dogma.
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties are among the
thousands who have been cured Of edfarTh by
the use OF DR.. sage's Catarrh Remedy:
A. +. Downs Geneva, Pa; ID. ]. Brown, ST.
Joseph, Mo-; +. &. Lewis, Rutland, VT; Levi
Springer, Nettle Lake, Ohio; Chas. Norcrop,
N. Y; j. T.. Miller, Bridger Station, Wyo.; J. e..
MeTriman, LOgansport. Ind; VI. NJ. Post, Lo-
gansport, Ind; ]. W. Bailey, fremont, Pa; II.
B. Ayres, La Porte, Ind; Jesse NJ. Sears, Fl
Branch, Ind; l.. Williams, Canton, Mo; w. A.
Thayer, Onarga. Ill; =. B. Nichols, Jr., Calves
ton, Texas; Jonas +. Reinert, StOnesville, Pa;
liams, Helmick, Ohio; Mrs. NJ. A. Currey ,Tren-
ton, Tenn; j. q. JOslin, keene, y. H.; a. j.
Casper, Table Rock, W. Va; Louis Andefs,
Gaysport, Ohio; e. III Chase, Elkhart, Ind:
r. NJ. Gallusha, Lawrenceville, y. u; W. j.
Graham, Adel, lows; A. o. Smith, Newman,
Ca; Cba~. +. Rice, Baltimore, Md; Jesse NJ.
Sears, Carlisle, Ind; Daur Il. Miller, IT. Wayne
New York; II. W. Hall, HastingS. Mich; VIM.
+. MarstOn, Lowell, Mass; W. Roberts, Mari
copa, Ariz.; Chas :. Delaney, Harrisburg, Pa;
NJ. &. Cole, Lowell, Mass.i Mrs. 2. J. Spurtin.
Camden, Ala; Chas +. Kaw, FrederiektowD,
Ohio; Mrs. Lucy Hunter, Pennington, ILL.,;
Capt. F. j. Spavldilig, Camp Stambaugh, Myo.;
/. w. Tracy, Steamboat Rock, IO-a; Mrs. Lyd-
ia Waite, Shushan, y. "; J. NJ. Peck, junction
city, Mont; Henry Ebe, Bantas, cali l. y.
Cummings, Rantoul, III; :. +. Jones, Charles
ton Four Corners, y. Y; Geo. 4. Hail, Pueblo,
9iS Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa; j. X. Jack
man, Samuel's Depot, KY; Henry Zobrist
Geneva, N. Y; Miss Hattie Parrott, Montgom-
cry, Ohio; l.. Ledbrook, Chatham, Ill; ). b.
jackson, Mich; Miss Mary a. Wynne, Darien,
Wis; John Ziegler, Carlisle Springs, Pa; James
Tompkins, ST. CLOUD, Minn.; Enoeh Duer, Paw
\. B. Nichols, Galveston, Tex; ii. l.. Laird,
Upper Alton. Ill; John Davis, Prescott, Ariz.;
Mrs. Nancy Graham, Forest Cove, Oreg.
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Give Them Their Dues.

The practice of hazing at many of our
eastern colleges has become so despicable
in the eyes of the world, that the people
will no longer permit the hazers to 90
unpunished. Some Freshmen, of Dart
mouth, have been arrested for assault
with intent to kill, and are held to an
swer in Court in sum OF $500 each, and
the ringleader in 81 900. If these young
puppets cannot learn common sense and
humanity in any other way. let them by
all means have dose OF peniten tiary -
1t would undoubtedly do them good. We
believe in fun, but that which brings
torture and personal injury to others is
not fun. and should be punished severe
ly.-[ Holmes County Republican.
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A new and amusing story which is told
of Col Robert Ingersoll runs as follows /:
During his trip to the East during the
campaign, the Colonel on Sunday went
to fashionable church. With charac.
teristic Western Independence he ignor-
ed the usher, and selecting the finest pew
he could find, ensconced himself in the
softest corner. Soon the great man who
owned the pew came along with his fam
lily and sat down. But such impudence
could not be permitted TO pass by unre-
buked, and the proprietor OF the pew
wrote on the hy.leaf of hymn-book: Il
pay $1,000 year rent for this pew" and
passed it to the Colonel Quick as
thought the ready pencil came out. the
book was returned with an additional
line, and the indignant owner read the
comment: Fine pew for the price"
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BIZ reason OF its Alternative properties, cures
Diseases Of the Blood and skin, as ScrOiula, or
Kings Evil; TumOTs. Ulcerst or Old sores
BiOtches; PimpleS; and Eruptions- By virtue
OF its PectOrnl properties, 10 cures bronchial,
Throat and Lung Affections; lnctpient Con-
sumption; Lingering Coughs; and Chronic
Laryngits. Its ChOlagogue properties render
IL an unequaled remedy for BiliOusneSs; Torpid
Liver or "Liver COmplaint;" and Its Tonic
properties nuke II equally efiicacious In curing
Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite, and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin is sallow aud covered with
blotches and pimples, or where there are scrof-
ulOus swellings and affections, a few bottles OF
GOldea Medical Discovery viii effect an entire
cure. II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated,
have sallOw color of skin, or yellOwish-bfOwn
spots on face or body, frequent headache or
dizziness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or
chiils alternated with hot hushes, low spirits,
and gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite,
and Tongue coated, you are suffering from Tor
Ifd Liver, or A" "BifiOusness." In many cases OF
Lfuer Complaint" (" only part OF these symp-
toms are experienced. As a remedy ior ali such
cases, DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical olscONefy
has no equal as Il effects perfect cures, leaving
the liver strengthened and healthy.
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Organic Weakness

immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing affcctiOu-which renders life
miserable aud marriage impossible-is the pen
atty paid by the victims OF improper indut-
gcuce. Young persons are too apt 10 commit
eNcesses from not being aware Of tile
dreadful consequences that may ensue. Now.
who that understands this.subject will pretend
To deny that the power Of prOcreatiOu is lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits
than by the prudent7 Besides being deprived
OF the pleasure Il healthy onsprings the most
serious and Obstructive symptoms Of both body
and mind arise. The system becomes deramg-
ed, the physical and mental functions weaken
ed, loss OF provocative power, nervous iTrita-
bility, dyspepsia. palpitatOn Of the heart, indi-
gestiOn, constitutional debility and wasting OF
frame, cough, consumption, decay and death.
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THE STANDARD.
THURSDAY. MARCH as. 1878.
Tn re Sunshine After Rain.

II tere's sunshine after rain. dear frteLds =
There's sunshine aftir rain;
n I'd twilight comes when darkness ends
70 usher day again;
Spring brings 20 life the sleeping grair,
And varied flowers gay;
And hope, when all is grief ana pain,
Shines DER the hearts highway.
Then never let the fiend despair,
Enchain our troubled mind;
Nor let the clouds OF bitter care
The souls bright mission blind
Tor IL lies morn be dark and drtar.
by z oomy ills o'eTcast,
A lowing uoonif6e, brigl { and clear,
May canoe. troubles past
The meads grow richer for Tie storm,
And sweeter smell the flowers;
And why not man receive the charm
From cen embittered hoursl
G. bod with the evil ever blends,
Weeds grow among The grain,
While there IL love for all, dear friends,
And sunshine after rain.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

The Commissioners OF jackson County, Ohio
will offer for sale on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF
april, A. ID. 1878, at one O'Clock D. m, the build
ing of a bridge across Racc0On Creek, In Milton
township, near the residence Of Edward Burt.
Said bridge to he seventy feet long, (seyen-
~ feet In the clear between masonry aud 10
be built according to Smiths Patent Bridge
Plan. Abutmeuts To be about IS feet high and
10 be sold 10y the perch, (twenty-fve feet.)
Plans and specifications made known on the
grounds on day of sale. The Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
BY order Of Commissioners.
II. w. PATTERSON, Auditor.
I4nbAf
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An OPEN LETTER.
1T SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.

RoCRPoRT, MASS, April 2, 1877.
Mr.. EDIrOR:-Having read in your paper re-
ports OF the remarkable cures Of caiarrh, am
Induced TO tell "what know about eatarrh,"
and fancy the "snun" and "inhaling-tube"
makers (mere dollar grabbersl would be glad ~
pers. For 25 years suffered with catarrh. The
nasal passages became completely closed
'Snuff," "dust, !" "ashes, "imhallng- tubes, and
ssticks," wouldn't work, though at intervals
i would sniff up the sO-callcd catarTh snuff, un-
Ill became valuable tester for such medi-
cines. gradually grew worse, and no one
can know how much suffered or what q mis-
erable Deiug / was. My head ached over my
eyes so that was confined to my bed for ma
pain, which at one time lasted continuously
Tor l6S hours All sense OF smell and taste
gone, sight and hearing impaired, body shrun-
ken ana weakened, nervous system shattered
system shattered, and constitution broken, and
was hawking and splitting seven eighths OF the
time. prayed for death To relieve me OF my
suffering. A favorable notice In your paper OF
chase a package, and use II with DIR. Pierce =
Nasal Douche, which applies the remedy by
hydTOstatic pressure. the only way compatible
with common sense. Well, Mr. Editor. 10 did
not cure me I'm three-fourths OF a second, nor In
one hour or month, but In less than eight min
utes was relieved, and In three months en-
tirely cured, and have remained 30 for over six
| teen months. While using the Catarrh Rene
| dy, used DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry TO purify my blood and strenthen my stOm-
ach. also kept my liver active and bowels
regular by the use Of his Pleasant PurKative
Pellets. II my experience will induce other suf-
ferers TO seek the same means Of reiiei this
Yours truly, s. b. REMICK.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BRAsT.

This tinfurut very naturally originated IN Afnefi-
ca where Nature provides in hrr laboratory such
-urr-iainz antid1trs f1r tha maiadra q her chl.
dren. ttH fame has hern FprrldinE for 1ycara,
until now q cncircies thr habitahic Ei1tr.
The Mexican Mustang Iluircnt q a matches
rcucly f1rnii external ailments - man and east.
To stock ouurrs Eni farlHrrs it o. lnraluahie.
a r.nrir bof.ir often saves o human ne o. -
stores the urefaiaass - an cEcciirut horse. ot,
cJfs. or fhrcp.
J. currs footFut. hnufaii, hollow horn. grub.
s-rrv worm. aiiouldrr.rof, man-r. tdn bites aua
sllnrs of poisonous reptiles and insects and rgrry
such drawback % stock breeding and huah llfe.
It c-rch cyrry external trouhir - hurssa. such
e. sl1mcnrHs. feraiehcs. t1Finny, srrana. fauntlrr
vrlrI .a-fi ring bone. al. rtr.
Tl-c 1feE.crn fialIans i1uiuiCnf q th1 quickest
eurr !n thr Ndf.d Tor acc.drufs ccrurriuE IN tha
family. On the ah-rnce - physician. such as
burns rcaids. fprains cuts, cir., end for fheuma'
tsnn. ara ftinnraa suzrndcrri ~ exposure. PaF.
tlcuiariy valuable 90 Miners.
tt T. tiir chcaprat rur1cdy I'm tho wurid. far e
pruetrstrf thr tf1t esa % the bone. and . siuE4i
Application g. rrf.erlfiy Euficicut 90 cur.
Mexican 1!usfana Iiuimcut o. put up In thrus
srcs % botiioa tto iarg-r ones bcinE rrupartion-
atcly much The cheapest. Sold cvrryuhers.
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DR.. FISHBLATT.

Graduate Of one Of the most eminent colleges In
the United states, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known (;
many troubled with ringing In the head and
ears when asleep, great nervousness being
alarmed az sudden sounds, hashfulues~, with
derangement OF the mind were cured immedi-
ateiy.
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This is Student Life.
HANOVER, N. II March |.

HANOVER, n. II , March 7.
Charles NJ. Cooke, ringleader in the
recent hazing, held in default of thou
sand dollars bail. escaped from custody
last night President Bartlett offers one
hundred dollars reward for the rearrest
of Cooke, and like sum for Isaac G
Burrett, who fed Monday night
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M { OICAL.
SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following euro &c probably the most re-
rnarkabIe ever effected by any medical
preparation for tho treatment
Of cataFrh:

cenflersn-I hereby certify that have nod CatarTh
for ten years and for the last sN yross haze been
terrible sufferer I was rendered Partially deaf Tad
buxzinR in the head pains ncrofs tho y npl' cz2y
tonsa hard and constant cough. severe po.h acf1sB
the chest and every indication OF consnllrtc1 MY
head ached all the tine. The rnafser arcuiIAted %
them free. Frequently at night world spring out e
bed IL seemed TO me. at the ncsut q su'4ocati'n
would then have recourse tc every me Ina % my power
20 dslodge the mueus from M throat agd hca bcore
tonss were ulcer ated aud so much inGauc could
with difnculty swallow. naly consulted a. eminent
surgeon In regard % an operetoE o. q n out a. hls
uceration in throat c1u5ed " te po.-onons mat;
fnnamed my lungs that coughcd inct s1arfly derp
hard cough. Meanwhile my system began &c show the
effects Of this disease, 50 that Host s sr pale aad
ton When matters had reached THIS stage, about
efx months ago. began the OF SAEFoNDs RADIO NJ
CURK YoR CATARRn. After using the first bottle be-
gan Improve rapidly TIC 1rst dose seemed 20 clear
my head as had not known y 20 be for years It
gnv cough IN three days. Ey us 10 Earg Bogl
reduced the Inflammation and swclli K Ct my to-sils
no they ceased 10 tfNEb!H m. Tie Fcra %
across my chest disappeared. the bnzzinE Noises II ny
completely restored. and every symptom Of sease thft
had reduced to the verge OF thcJravc ctsFpcarcd
by the use OF SANFoKDs RADICAL CCEB Fos Gaia RrII
have been thus explicit because, as dTuEgis', l
hope 70 convince many that this - great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment cf CataTrh as r-uf-
tised by the best physicians, and have eoas1tcd tL
most eminent about my case. have used every Kind
or remedy and apparatus that have appeared during
period ofsix years past. and have while foowing their
use taken great OF my general hcah but otaneQ
no relief or encouragement from any OF them.
BosroN, Feb q, 1915 GEO. J. DINsMoRE
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Farm for Sale.

loo acres, piicc 81 .JUJ. Or the whole tract, 80
acres at ',fU0. a may suit the purchaser SIN ii
paym-nIs,- s,-oue fourth down, the balance N
thrs4. or four annual payments. For furti. er
particulars ~.-r Robert Mason, un the premis $,
miles south Of RaysyiIle, Oh the Marietta AID
Cincinnati railroad. feb2o2m
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Notice.
JACKsnN. y

JACKsor5, March 18th, 1873.
We having bought the .tUrk OF s. A. Zaneis &
Co., Will continue the jewelry busin ~ on Main
street, until Tie room tDrni' ily occupied by
Johnson Wade, ON Bro dway str fitted
for our use. IL. A. BEDEL & 90.
Umh3t
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DIR. r. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and sol T.
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind.
Tiage.
These are some OF the sad and melancholy e.
fects produced by the early habits Of youth
viz Weakness Of the back and limhs paths
In the head; dimness Of sight; loss Of muscu-
lar power; palpltation OF the heart, dyspepsia
tive functions, general debility, symptoms oi
Consumption, etc.
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a Cure w arranted.

Persons ruined In health BY unlea rncd pre-
tenders who keep them trining month after
month, taking poisonous and Injurious com .
pounds, should apply Immediately.
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Each pacIare contains DR. sanfords Improved Inhal-
ing Tube with null directions for use in Gll eass Price,
ef0 Tor sale by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
fhrouRhout the Inifed States. WEEKS q POTTER,
General Agents and Wholesale Druggist, Boston, Mass.
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become 10 victims Of
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps TO an untimely
grave thousands Of young men Of the most eN-
aaseN t.lth. anu DIlitifnl lnteilectt VINO might
otherwise have entranced listening Nenatea
with the thnnders OF el0quence, or walked to
ecstasy the living Tyre, may call with full con
hdencc.