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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-10-18

A. requested, we publish below an order
of the Court Of Claims, made at it, recent
session, paying handsome compliment to
ex-Judge Lytls. This being the last order
made before adjournment late Thursday
evening. the Clerk had not time TO copy u
for our last weeks issue, aswas desired
and intended. II IL a we'll deserved testi-
monial, and expresses the sentiments Of
nearly every man in the county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-10-18

A MANSON MuRDER.-Tn addition to
those reported elsewhere. we learn Of an
other murder In Madison. A man named
Jasper Abrams, shot and killed jobs Col
ms, near the foot Of Big Hill. The muir
der was, II Is said. entirely unprovoked,
and the perpetrstor left Immediately for
parts unknown. Collins leave. . wife and
Eve small children.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.--This Court will con-
ve''e next Monday, with e92 cases on the
Docket; lla Of which are for ohen.es
against the Commonwealth, including %
felonies. In addition to these, there are =
number Of prisoners confined In Jail await
ing indictment.
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WHAT THEY WILL Grr.-The Court Of
Claims Gsed the paw Of the County Judge
at 5000 and the County Attorney at $500
cash. The new Judge and Attorney were
given one months pay at the sane rate.
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LISooLS COUNTY, DEnroR.-our csti-
mate made last week Of the amount Of
claims against the county was hut a little
out Of the way. The exact amount, we
learn from the Clerk, is $500 "a, Of (which
s7i2 ~ are for repair Of roads; 81 900 for
guards, and the rest for support Of pau
pers, pay Of officers, and for livery bills,
Sc., incurred by reason Of the troubles last
winter, and the want Of Jail. The total
Il about $1,000 more than usual.
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SALE ov LAND yoR TAxEs-By rdfer-
ence TO chapter s44, section !, Of the Acts
Of the General Assembly Of 1874, sherifIs
will see In regard to the sale Of land for
taxes, the following clause: "All such sales
shall he made on Court day. and be ad-
vertised at least Is days before the day Of
sale, and shall be advertised in some noaspa-
pr. u one he published In the county"
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NEARLY CONVENIENTLY. P6efer, the
Contractor for the stone work Of the Jail
will complete his part to-day lie deserves
much credit for his promptness and the
excellent manner in which he has done
his work
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A CHaScE ron Forty
ais shares Of stock In the Farmers Ma
tional Bank will he sold here next Mon
day. See "ad" In another column.
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WINTER Is now nearly on ne, and the
wise man or woman will prepare for the
worst, by purchasing full supply Of win
ter clothing. blankets, comforts, boots,
shoes, &c, &C.. while they are 80 cheap.
We know, AFTER a careful inspection, that
at Hayden Brothen-next door East Of
the National Bank, you can buy all YOU
want, from a single yard 81 calico to a
silk dress, or yard, or 1000 yards Of
Jeans or any thing else-boots, shoes, etc,
etc, as cheap as you could in any ir-,-class
store in Louisville, Cincinnati or New
York.
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VIZ looked In on the new goods Of Mr..
J. n. Davis yesterday. and found 6ne as.
soriment Of boots and shoes, including 81.
perior shoes iPr ladies, hats, for men and
boys, underwear, homemade jeans, shirts,
staple and fancy groceries, eanvassed heel,
hog hams, confectioneries. etc. and an end
less variety Of no,ions-all at low prices
Our readers should call and examine these
goods, and they will be sure to purchase.
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CLoARs, CLoAKs.-Just received. very
large and elegant stock Of Ladies' Cloaks.
Call and see them. Severance a Dudde-
Tar
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LOCAL VIEWS.

Mn. ID. r. BASH keeps on hand and for
sale, buggies and roekaways Of all styles.
Bnggles from 500. 10 $50.
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The Doctors IN CouscIL.-The Central
Kentucky Medical Association met in this
city on Wednesday last, with the following
members present: Drs. McMurtry, Harlan
and Dunlap, Boyle; c. II. spilman, A. d.
Price, Jno. l.. Price, Plummer, Mercer;
Brown, Alcorn, Hustonville; Huffman,
Gsrrard; McRoberts, BronOugh, Bailey,
Carpenter and Logan, Lincoln; Drs.Floyd,
Of Taylor, and skinner, Of Marion, were
present, by invitation. DR.. Logan, Of Lin
coin, opened the debate with paper on
the Management Of Natural Labor"
which ELECTED quite a lively discussion.
DIR. A. ID. Price, Of Harrodsburg, made
written report Of n case Of Structure of the
Rectum, and exhibited specimen. DIR.
Carpenter, of Crab Orchard, read a paper
on sunsiroke; also exhibited a case Of
shrunken Cataract, with detachment of
the Retna, and the Test Diagrams o.
Green, Of st. Louis, for the Detection and
Measurement Of Astigmatism. DR.. Al
corn. Chairman Of Committee ON Obstetrics
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HIGGINS |
& GRIMES,
DEALERS IN
HA RID w A r e J
GROCERIES,,
SALT, LIME, CEMENT, &c.
Also full assortment Of stoneware, Tinwsre, Tin
Wash sets, Looking Glasses, Cooking
stoves, Cboih wood a eOal,)
Heating Stoves, Coal Vases, Coal iIods Goal show
els, Coal TOngs, Frame Crates, Ensm-
eled Grates, Jam Grates,
Crate Iriyets, &o. Zine, sheS, Iron lot Hog boxes,
Iron, HORSE Shoes. Nails, Cai Nails,
Rasrs Files, Basgy shans,
spokes. YellOss. Thimhle skeIns saddlery, se. Al
so Agents Tor the celebrated studebaker
Wagons The Mes. Rotary
SOFT Coal Base burner, with double lire pot, illa-
ninailng base, swinging hearth. hinged
Mica doors, dOuble bottom,
with nuss passing the fire entirely around and I'M
der the bottom, heating the hase per-
fccily. and The only stove
Having Baldwias Pat. Gas Dampe', an saiire pre-
sentise against the escape OF gas Of
smOke In the rOOm. Very
Ornamental, economical aud daAbis. uaequAled
Ia rvtaiaing aIs Easiiy oonirolis'i,
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WV ADVERTISEMENT.


A. Executrix Of VIM. Lucas, dcc,d, will oaer
for sale n public auction, AZ the Court-hou.e, IN
stanford, on MONDAY, OCT ~, 1878, Circuit
tional Bank o. Stanford Ky. Terms, Cash.
sti-it ELIZABETH LUCAS, Executns,
Per J. n, Lucas, ACT.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

An persons having claims against the estate of
VIM. Lucss, decd, vfll please present them, prop
erly certified, for payment, and tho-e indebted 70
the estate will come forward and settle Al once,
the clslms viii he paced In he hands Of ofhcer.
ai-st ELIZABETH LUCAS, Execu,rix,
Per ,. n. Lucas, Ag't
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REVERSED. Court Of Appeals has
reversed the decision Of the lower court, and
Grove Kennedy gets a new trial. This will
cause considerable surprise to those not ac-
quainted with the facts in the case, but the
reasons offered by the defense were Of such
a nature that the Court could hardly do
otherwise than reverse, notwithstanding
the justice Of the sentence to the Peniten-
tisry for life. The question decided by the
Court was not as to Kennedy's guilt, but
as to whether he got fair aud impartial
trial by an unbiased Court and jury. II
Is very unfortunate for the Commonwealth
that the defense got the grounds II did, for
the reversal offers but little encouragement
to juries who are disposed to do their sworn
duty. II is almost rs easy, however, for a
camel to go through the eye Of needle as
To punish a man with money and iniluen-
tial friends to back him. Iii is not a hung
jury Il Is something just rs bad, and it is a
shame that il IL 50. Kennedy will remain
in Jail till the time of his trial can be fixed,
which will probably not be sooner than
next Spring.
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DIR. BoHoS's TRoUBLE.-Week before
last We published an item stating that DR..
Bohon had been over to Garrard, and, with
some Of the sporting gentlemen Of Lancas-
ter, had killed l79 doves in one hemp field.
But II turned out when the count was
made that other birds besides the little in
nooent doves had swelled the number, and
this coming to the ears Of Justice Of the
Peace, a warrant was issued and served on
DIR. VIM. Huffman, the person in whose
possession quail was seen. The day Of
trial came, and Dr.. Bohon was sent for and
taken over TO Lancaster as a witness. lie
was put through rigid examination, and the
evidence Of Dr. HufIman'sguilt seemed fully
established. But when his turn came to
examine the witness, he asked DR.. b. iii he
knew who killed the quail,' The Doctor
hummed and hawed, and finally appealed
to the Court TO excuse him from answering
a question that might eliminate himself.
The Court excused him, and a fine OF So
and costs was accordingly entered against
DR.. Huffman, who grew white with rage at
DIR. Bohon for not oonfes sing his guilt, aud
shielding him from the fine and censure.
Bohon saw that that state Of afiairs would
not do, so he asked leave for private talk
with Huffman, whom he conciliated with a
promise TO pay the fne. When he return
ed to the courtroom he found that a war
rant was about TO be isaied against him,
but seeing that his little game had prov
ed abortiye, he got up and tearfully ac-
knowledged To the Court that he had kali
ed the bird and slipped il in Dr. Hnaman's
bag to avoid detection. lie prayed the
Court for mercy. promised TO pay the other
line, and the case was dismissed. Thus
was the great counselor and adviser in all
game laws and the watchful siickler for
the full observance Of them, caught In the
very act he had so often and 80 strongly
condemned, and that, too, In the face Of his
sporting brethren, who will hereafter look
on him with suspicion. We are glad to
zee the Law 80 promptly melted out 10 80
prominent AN offender, but We cannot help
feeling sorry for the Doctor. lie has spent
his entire time since In trying 10 explain
the thing, says that he and Col Faulkner
got Il up for test case, Sc., but he can
ind no one to believe his thin stories. The
poor fellow left yesterday 10 hide his
shame and gather fish from the Roekeaslle
River for weed OF two.
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THE case Of Higgins vs. Jones and Gano
In the Gsrrard Circuit Court, a somewhat
noted suit, was decided this week In favor,
to a certain extent, of plaintiff Higgins
Personal judgments against Gano was re-
fused, the motion Of plaintiff for possession
OF the land sold and bought by him under
execution against Jones, was overruled, his
prayer for reformation Of his mortgage 80
as to embrace the land bought from Jones
by Gano, was refn-d. The conveyance to
Gsno by Jones was adjudged valid and de-
void Of fraud. Al questions Of veracity
and honor were decided in Gano's favor,
but II was sdjudeed that Higgins be sub
stituted TO Jones right to lien on the
land and Il he sold. An appeal was taken.
The Messrs. Bradley and swope. represent
ed the plaintiff, and Col. W. q. WEIGH, and
Buriett a Hopper, the defendants.
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GRAND DEsdocRArrc RALLy.-By refer
ence TO our Dsnville letter. IL will he seen
that arrangements have been made for a
grand Democratic Rally and Basket Picnic
at the Danville Fair Grounds, on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of this month. A number Of
the most distinguished orators and States
men Of our party have been invited to be
present, and the srande-t time is promised
that has been known In this country for
years. An excellent hand OF music will he
on hand; the railroads will reduce the fare
Of those attending, and an abundantly sup
piled table Of good things may be counted
on as some OF the minor attractions. Let
there be grand ou,pouring Of the people
and warming up in the cause that will
tell in big maiorities at the election. The
Committee Of Arrangements from Lincoln
county are Hon. W. o. Hansford, Thomas
Richards. Judge +. W. Brown, A. X. Dem
ny and W. Z. Walton.
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The APPROACHING OoURT.-The grand
uprising Of the people against lawle-sness
Of all kinds which took place last Decem-
Der, followed by a wholesome administra-
ton Of the Law since. has wrought wonders
for Lincoln county. and We would urge
upon the juross Of the coming Court the
importance Of containing the good work.
The only way that our county can be fully
redeemed is for the jurors to see that the
officers discharge their duties In bringing
offenders to justice and to determine thst
no guilty man shall escape punishment.
Let the jurors therefore consider the res
possibility they are under to themselves
and the people. and act as their osths di-
rect and all will be well.
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JUST EVERY THING.

Boots and Shoes, direct from the manu-
facturer, hats and clothing, new and styl-
ish, dress goods, hosiery and toilet appli-
ances, the latest novelties in the largest va
riety, and at the lowest prices at Cozatt,
Rose Il Co.'S
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

The Etna and bargcs arrived yesterday
morning, She returned with another tow
yesterday afternoon. flii
The Mary Miller passcdup from St. I.ouis
to Cincinnati yesterday morning, with Il
good trip. She did no business here.
The Hickory and barge came in from
81. Louis during the morning and after Il
short stay took leave for the Ohio. ~
The ferry boat Bunker Hill passed by for
st, Louis yesterday morning.
The Geo. Lyle with IL tow Of coal for
Pit,sburg passed upycstcrday afternoon.
The Commonwealth for IT. Louis from
New Orleans passed up yesterday.
The Vint Shnklc came up from below
yesterday morning. While lying here a
number Of her crew, hearing that the boat
war to get a lot Of lumber above, became
dissatisfied and quit, and She was compelled
20 proceed up the river with reduced
force Of laborors, She went along "all the
same" however,
The Belle Of Shreveport passed down
yesterday morning without landing She
had all the freight she wanted
The Golden City is due this morning
She goes to Cincinnati.
The James W. Gaf was due from Cincin.
natl last night
The John Gilmore and tow arrived from
ST. Louis and lay here until last night late
adding freight. When she left she had five
bargcs deeply laden for New Orleans.
The Colorado came up from below early
yesterday morning, and after lying at the
wharfboat till noon, departed for ST. Louis
The j. Sharp Macdonald came up from
the south yesterday morning having in tow
LOT Of enptics and the New Orleans coast
steamer st. Johns, Upon arriving here the
Macdonald snapped tows with the John
Walton, and will 90 back 10 New Orleans
The Walton will 20 to Louisville, where the
ST. Johns will be dcsmantled.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

Is IT DURABLE!

Those who have suffered from the various and com
plcatcd forms of disease assumed By Caiurrh lhu
have tried many physicians and remedies without
relief or cure, await the nnrwer to this question
with considerable anxiety. And well they may for
no disease that eau be mentioned II 80 universally
prevalent ana 20 destructive TO health M CNlGrth'
bronchitis asthma. coughs, and serious and ne
qutnl fatal affections OF the lungs follow. In many
Instances, cnsc oi simple but neglected cainrrh'
Otlicr sympathetic affections. such ~ deafness I'M
paircd cycsight aud oss of the sense of smell. may
he referred to ~ minor hut nevertheless serious re-
sull- Of neglected catarrh, bad enough IN them
selves bur NJ noihingcomparcd with the dangerous
affections Of the throat and lnDgs likely 10 follow.
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

GgSTLENES; My case l. briefly as follows: J
nave Lad cHlarrh tor ten years. each year with IN
crasins severity For nine year. have not brcalhcd
through one no,tril. had dropping. IN the thr0Gt,
take remedy for II 1T night before being able 10 lie
down ana slcup, aud constant dull pain IN my
head My head was at times 50 full Of catarrhal
matter ~ 10 iniurc my sense Of hearing aud compel
me 10 get up several tlmc- IN the night to clear II
ana my throat before ! could sleep. Every one Of
these distressing symptoms have disappeared under
the urc Of not quite three bottles of SHBiords Red
cal cure. NV hearing j. fully restored, ! have no
aslhmHt!C symptoms, no cough. no drUppingN IN my
ihIout no headache, md IN every way better than
have been for year could feel the effects OF the
Cure on my appetite, Oh my kidney. and. IN iGct,
my cH.c l. wholly the eject Of the Radical Cure
Very respectfully & H. LAWRENCE
tlTCMBlI1, OCtObrT a.
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An Open Letter--It Speaks for Itself:

ROCKPoRT MASS. April = 1871.
Mr., EDITOR; Having read In your paper the re.
port Of tie remarkable cures Of catarrh. am In.
dUCed 10 tell what know about catarrh, and fan.
cy the "snUh and 'iuhaling tube" makcrs-mcre
dollar grahhcrs-wOud be glad II they could cmhis-
Eon similar cure In the papers. For twenty years
have suffered with catarrh. The nasal passages
became completely closed. Snufi. dust gshcs in
hGrg tubes and sticks wOnd not work. though ut
Intervals would snuff up the so-calcd ca;airh snuh
gradually grew worse. and no one can know how
much suffered or what miserable being was Ny
head acheG over my eyes 30 that was confined to
my bed Tor many successive day., suffering the most
Intense pain, which at time lasted for It's hours
All sense OF tnr,c aud smell gone sight and hearing
gone. nervous system shattered and constitution
broken, aud | war hawking and splitting seven
cishihs of the time prayed for death to relieve
me OF my snncrings. favorable notice in yOur
paper OF DR.. Sage, CHtarlh Remedy induced me to
purchase package and use II with DIR. Sagc- nasal
dOuChc. which apple. the remedy by hydru.tAtic
pressure the only way compatible with common
sense, We'll. M Editor. II did not cure in three.
iuUrths of second. nor IN one hour or month. but
in less than eight minutes was relieved ind ia
three months cured and have remained - for over
ii months. While using the Catarrh Remedy used
DR., Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery TO purify my
blood and strengthen my stomach. ! also kept my
liver active and bowels regular by the Use OF his
Pleasant Purgatiyc Pellets. II my experience will
induce other sufferers to seek the means OF re-
lief this letter will have answered it, purpose.
Yours truly ;. ID, kENNlCK.
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CLOUD OF WITNESSES :

The following named persons are among the
thousands who have been cured Of catarrh By the
usc of DR.. SGgc's Caturrh Remedy:
\ + Dowur. New Geneva Pa: d j Brown -. Jo
scph, Mo; Lcwi.. Rutiand VI; Chas Norcrup,
North Chesterfield. Me: Milton Jones. Serbia ! !;
} Miller, Brdger Station, Wy; c Mcrrymun
VI Port, Logansport, Ind; j W Bailey fremont
PG: II Ayers, Lap0rte. Ind; Jesse VI Sears. Fort
Branch, Ind; l. l. Williams Canton, Mo. W
Thaycr Onargu, m; y Nichols, Jr. Galyc.on
TcN; + Rcinort Stoncyille, Pa; 5 " Lu-k. Mctur-
land Wis; johnson Williams, Heir lex, o: Mrs VI
Curry, Trenton, Tenn & Ju.hn. Krrnc y II :,
GHysport, o.: { II Chase Elkhart Ind: Mr. Hen
~ llaight. san Francisco. Cal; Mr., L VI Gallusha,
LHwrcnccyillc, y \; " J Graham. Adcl, 10: 4 o
smith. Newman, Ga; Chas + Rice, Baltimore Md:
Jesse VI Scars, Carlisle, Ind; Dan Miller Fort
Wayne, Ind; Mrs Minnie Arnaisc, "a Dcauryst,
\ \; W Hall, Hastings. Mich; Vim Mar.tun,
Lowell, Mas; MR. j Spurtou. Camden. Ala: & +
kaw, FrcdcriCktown, q: Mr. Lucy Hunter. Farm
ingon. lll Cspt Sparkling. Camp stalnbau.h.
Wy. ! W Tracy, Stcamb) Dat Rock, 10; Mr. lNdig
Waite, Shu shan. Y; J NJ Peck. Junction Civ.
Mont; Henry Roe Bant4s Cal: l. + Cummings,
RHntoul, III: Jones. Puebcston, -Four Corners
\ -; Geo + Hal. Ebonlo, Cal: Vim T. Burtrc
Sterling Pa; II = sam, a4S Pcnn..t Pittsburg PA;
RJackmHu, Misucls Depot, Ky; Henry Zob-i Gen
eva. Hattie Parrot, Montgomery, Ohio; |. Led
work Chatham, III: : Mccoy, Na.hpori. o: W "
Warner, North Jackson Mich Mary \ Whine. Da
ricn, VII; John Zicgcr Carlisle Springs Pa: Jas
Tompkins, 81 Cloud, Mimi; Enoch Durr, puwncs
City, Ncb; Joseph I Miller, Xcnia, q; ; Il Nichols
galveston, Tex; II l. Laird. Upper Alton III; John
Dayis Prescott, Arizona; Mrs Nancy Graham, For
ctt Grove, Oregon Roberts, Marcopa Ari-
IOua.
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1T CAN BE CURED.

II can be cured. There II no doubt about H. The
immediate irllciahOrdcd Ny sanford Radical Cure
Tor CaiGiTl !. but flight evidence Of what may fol-
low pcr-istcn, lsc O' ths remedy The hard IN
cnlricd matter that has lodged in the nasal pn-'
sagcs j. removed with few Applications. the ulccr.
non aud Inflammation subducd aud healed; the en-
urC mrlnbfanous Innings of the head are ClcHnscd
ana purlhcd. Con'ttutiOnally IT. action l. that of
through the system, the acid pOisOn the destructive
agent IN catarrhal discnscs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-05-29

The rivers here are declining, upto last
night the river had fallen o inches in the
previous "a hours. At Pittsburg the de-
cline continues, the fall there yesterday
being inches. At Cincinnati the fall in
the Ohio was inches. Nashville reports a
rise OF . inches and fall Of inches. The
gauge mark here last evening showed 81
feet and , inches.
Business was good about the wharf.
Th' James Fisk had good day of it
yesterday. She had good trips both ways.
The Panther from st. Louis came in with
Il tow of cmptics for pittsbmg. She added
10 her towhcrc Gray's Iron Line barge
lronsidos No. > loaded with old railroad
iron, and an empty coal Hat and proceeded
up the Ohio.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. RICE,
81 Court Place, Louisville, Ky:

A regularly educated and legally qualified phy.i
will prove.
4, ukts ALL FoRss or PRIVATE, CHRONIC AND
sEACAL DISEASES.
nFkhhAToRi!nfA ASD INrOTfSCY, as the result Of
srlinhusc In youth, sexual abuses In maturcr YEAR,
OF uther causes and producing some OF the follow
ing enecs; Nervousness. seminal emissions, might
emls.lOns by drcamsl dimnes, OF sight, defective
memory physical decay. pimplcs on the face, aver
sloh 10 society of females. confusion OF ideas. o.-
Oh sexual power &c, rendering marriage improper
or unhappy, are thoroughly and permanently curcd.
slPlilLlS pO.ltycly cured and entirely cladicaicd
ron the system. GONORRIIEA. GLEET Orchiti.
structure Hernia Cor Rupture, Piles and other pr
Nalc Diseases quickly cured.
~ tclfcvidcnt that n physician who psys special
attention 10 certain class oi Diseases. aud treating
ihoutnhd. annually. acquires great Kill Physicians
khOWlng thir fact often recommend persons 10 my
care When II is announcement to visit the city for
treatment medicines can be sent privately aud safely
ny NAL or express anywhere
CURES ct ARANTEED IL ALL CASES UNDER
TAKEN.
consultations personally or by letter free and In.
Ntd, Charges reasonable and correspondence
strictly confidential.
\ PRIVATE COUNSELOR
Ol ~ pages, sent 10 any address. securely sca'cd,
thriy tNl cent?. should be read hy al. Address
~ above Once from 0 A, ". 10 : 7. NJ. suAdays,
> to- i. NJ