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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04
EVERY MOTHER

Will greatly add TO her own strength and conf
fort by the free use OF Parker's Giner Tonic.
while lis ilvigOrating properties that socthe the
nerves ard induce refreshing sleep, are impart-
ed through the milk 10 her nursing babe, max
ing the little one quiet, cOntented, cheerful and
happy-the best way 10 make the fretful child Il
''gJol BABY 1t is also Il most comforting rem
eIy for III. Aged, The Feeble and Convalescrnt;
it builds up and sustain5 the strength. sooihes
the nerves, banishes melancholy, and is incoIn-
parably superior TO wines or liquors, while ii
hoes not lntoAicate. Buy from your druggist,
ID. W. B. Tevis. a 81 bottle, or a sample bottle
at 10 cents, and test its merits. 6aprm3e0w.
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native sic
County Court Docket.

FIRST day. Monday, May Gth-Reading record
OF last adjourned term, and Miscellaneous
Business.
Second day. Tuesday, Msy .th-School Bust
ness, Claims and Settlements with Road over
seers.
Third day, Wednesday,, May Sth-Road Busi-
ness and Appointment of Roid Overseers.
WIN. Il. STEELE, Clerk.
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McC m Binder.

Mccormick Self Binders sold In Lexing-
ton In 1877:
John Long, John Waddell,
John Peacock. q. kesierson,
McBurney & Waters, +. Powell l. Bro,
Martin Slaughter, - HouX,
ii. Warehouse. John Oliver,
Chas. Liese, - EsseIt.
The above Self Binders were sold on con-
dition OF work or no sale. All We're settled
FOR promptly when called upon, after the
harvest was finished. Our Self Binder for
this season is improved in several points
and the price Is reduced. It
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04
THE TOM 3

Dird-In this city, Wednesday night, May LIST,
OF heart disease. Mr.. JOSEPH EGLE, aged SO
years.
Mr.. Esle was an old resident, having been for
many years in the employ of MIR, l.. Megede.
OF late he has conducted q jewelry store and re-
pairing shop for himself on Franklin street.
He WAS An industrious citizen, having the good
" i'll and respect of all who knew him.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04

There will be ameeting ofthe Tax-fayer>
Committee of Lafayette county, at the Court
House. in the city of Lexington, on the hr>t
Monday in May Every member OF the
committee Is earnestly requested to BE- pres
sut. Meeting at l o'clock, p. m.
JOS. +. SMITH. Chm'n.
JOHN S. BLACKWELL. Secretary
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0FrICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
Attention. Democratic Committee

The democratic executive committee OF La
fay cite county will meet in Lexington Monday
May 9th, at IL O'Clock III. Every member Is
urged 10 be present. WM. YOUNG. Tim IL.
Crow YOUNG, Secretary
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


We are authorized 10 announce THOMAS J.
HILL as q candidate for the oMce OF ,hS
NarshsI. subject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic Mass Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN ACb-
MAN as an independent candidate Tor r"-.iec-
tion TO the office Of City Marshal aud Collector NJ
the ,Juna election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04
A Leading Question Answered.

Why is it that people after looking every
where else in the city always come back to
Royle's book store TO buy wall paper and
window shades?
1t is because he has the largest and best
selected stock In the city. and can suit the
tastes Of EVERY M Those who have not
examined his stock should not fail to do SO
Immediately, as they will find it greatly to
their advantage. aprl3t4
Save money by getting your dry goods al
Wilson'S, opposite city hotel.
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Stock Notes.

ShuIl i Elliott sold. May lst. to Mark. ct al,
6 cattle, $50 pounds, at ) cents.
Il. Parker sold. April eth, To smith It Ham
lett. ct al, : cattle, $3.50. at :: cents.
Mr.. James A. Boyd. OF Middleton township,
sold. May 2ni, TO u Chicago buyer. 10 head of
native cattle, the top OF his lot oil 70 head. ut
81 ~.
Judge Is. F. Vickars. of Washington township.
has laid upon our table sample OF wool, iu:'-
teen and II half lnchr, long. from ID fleece weigh
ing eighteen pounds, of Of 4 yeariins tctt4wold
buck.
This item is going the rounds of the papers.
| aud we give 1t 10 our stock men FOR what they
may think 1t worth. y COW belonging to a
Pennsylvania farmer gave birth. on The Fist 10
~ calves, ranging in size from rats TO opossuIns.
We call tie attention of the stock men of La
layette county to the advertisement here IN
this paper, OF the joint public sale OF short horn
cattle. at the RIvervIew Park, Kansas CITY No,
May 22I and BIRD. The sale Will be IL large one,
out OF some OF the best families OF short horns IN
the country. aud will Afford our FARMERS and
breeders a rare opportunity 10 repienish the!i
herds.
The great horse. Controller, tr0tted twenty
miles in 30 81, April 10th, at the Bag Di,tric
Course, California. He made the frs; iifteer
miles in "a - in this ORDER. ~. > ~, , -. 2:l
, 81, thus being IS seconds ahead OF tine. Tn
brtttnZ was now live to one on the horse, an'
the o,lis were gradually increased ten 10 one, I"
tie bad made the next three miles IN : 81, 70
and =. 80. the succeeding one in Z 10 and the ina
mile in IL Jog, completing the twenty .iuilcs IL
nity-cight minutes and tlty-s-Ven seconds pull
ing up quite fresh after his unprecedented feat
Controller Is u fine bay, without marks, l5i
hands high, with AN uncertain pedigree. III
, Examiner says that California has now I'll
credit OF the fastest twenty miles TO wagon, tn
B fastest ten miles, - % \ the busiest five miles
$ l.: VI, and the fastest mile, 2liI ,ever,rotted III
. ace. The fastest two miles either trnttIns Z
{ pacing, WAS pacet in SACRAMENTO, by DEFIANCE
= misty. And i've miles has also been mad
r ut this peculiar gait q few seconds within thil
. teen minutes. This tells favorably for taiIiornj
tracks and climate. AS well rs the high qualii
V Of the horses. Henry White, who has train.
d and driven Controller in these races, offers
y wager $3.50 against $1,000 that he can IT
twenty one miles in an hour. lnasIDuch rs tn
;" has never been done, 1t is Unsuitable III him
- | u.E fh. ,tIl nt fun IN ma -
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prCISTER AND IRE ASURER.

We are authorized 10 announce Jo>tfh u
As n candidate tor the vu go! h's'e'ei
and treasurer al the ensuing city election.
hereby announce mvself rs Il Candidate for
the natce of Rerister ami Treasurer OF the c:tA OF
Lexington, subject 10 the action "i the "'HI'-
siA' CHARLES Z. WALLACE.
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NOW rs THE TIME TO TRAVEL

TN compliance with the law of the State, and
lfor the public good, the MISSOURI PACIFIC
THROUGH LINE has reduced the local and
through ticket fares nearly one-third of what
they had previously been, and now it is almost
cheaper to travel by that line than to stay at
home. Notwithstanding this great reduction,
the Missouri Pacific will still continue to sell
Round Trip Tickets between certain stations ut
a further reduction, of ten per cent. from the reg
ular tariff, and it Is hoped that the line will be
amply repaid by u generous patronage for its
liberal concessions In passenger fares.
GEO. H. HEAFFORD,
General Passenger Agent.
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WOOL, WOOL, WOOL.
You can get ST. Louis Prices Fon Wool at
u E.
Warrensburg Wooden Mills,

WARREN = KG,
In CASH, or exchange for their own make OF
Goods, which they viii sell you at Reduced Pri-
ces. and Cheaper Than Ever.
Don't sell your Wool until you have seen us
AMI our Goods.
Speciul attention paid to Custom Work.
Carding will he done for parties who live Il
miles, or farther, within ~ hours time, il de-
sired.
Don't take other peoples word, but go and
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General
NEW YORK, May 9, ISIS.
GOLD-Steady at lO0...

NEW YORK, May .. ISIS.
~GOLD-Steady at lO01..
ST. LouI-, Mo. May ., 1878.
GRaIN-Wheat better; No. 3 red. ST l6!a9
/ 1879; No. 4 do. 81 l0sGl Osh. Corn stronger;
Is. a3sac. Oats dun 26c bid. Rye steady
90 SO'sc. Barley dull; sample lots, 45G50c.
PEDDUtE-Bui!er weak, fresh yellow dairy,
IL zoe; do country store pack, l4dl5c.
HiDEs-Ncry du!l; dry salt, Sligo.
sPRONISION>-POrk tirmer; jobbing s. 9Gfas.
Dry salt meat unchanged: loose ribs, 81 10,
Bacon better; ribs, So 20; clear, SIS s71. Lard
dull; St - asked.
CAITLE-FaIrly active and a shade stronger:
prime to choice shipping steersSi 10di so; iail
TO good, 81 2Jdl+ 81; 10. butchers, A5 '5d4 Is;
fair TO choice COWS and Eeliers, 81 - 81 feeding
steers. S. GoGi 30; s~tockers, S3&3 81. Re-
cripts, l,,Jo.
HOG ,-Lower; light shipping to good York.
rrs, 81 sUai; packing, S3G3 10; butchers Il
fancy. 81 1903 20. Receipts. 500.
SHEEP-QuIct: extra shipping, ST sOG5 -
good to choice, 81 loot -: common TO fair, 5:
q -. Receipts, ] 90.
KANSAS CITY, May 8, ISIS.
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DRESSNAkER.
AND DEiLER IN
DRESSMAKING
ZINE FARM FOR SALE


4 No. l Thoroughbred BLACK JACK ~
\ will stand at my stables, midway sER
between Dover and Page City, on the wv
farm formerly owned by Dr. Burbridge, AA6s
al $2a to insure II Jennet for a Jack Colt, and $40
for a Jennet Colt, and th.same TO insure II mare
with fOal. Jenncts will be p%asture,l nj 81 20 per
month, and when placed under Our care, We
think we can procure II Jack Colt.
ausml ELI NJ. KENNEDY.
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nErARnER

bs-shv announce myself an independent
eenriidst. for the ufice of City EngInerr- NH
nssr services in that capacity are Il guarantee iOi
= = .Y,,ra JOHN d. CHAMBERS
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04

". e. authorized 10 announce HARRISON
SNITH a. an independent candidate ior re
election 10 the Office Uf Recorder OF me cl'E oi
Lexington.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04

We are authorized TO anusunce +
HEATING AS an independent cahdlna'e iof As
.sssnr AZ the comIus municipal election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04

With tho new Mccormick binder there
will be absolutely no weight on the horses
pecks. a27t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-04
The Price-Buford Shooting Scrape.

A very unfortunate rcncountcr took place last |
Tuesday. in D~ovcrtown.lip, between MIR. l.. g.
Buford AMI Mr.. John NJ. Price, which has |
jeopar,iizcd the lii. of the former. and brou-h,
Il serious trouble UNION the family Of the latter
The Intelligcncer ALWAYS. when II can, avoids |
pandering TO II urur,.nt taste. and keeps gu, orits !
columns tn. manv scandalous stories which 10
TO make up the only too much sought stock In |
trade oi many journals: but IA thu. ca,p has be-
come public, we will = Nv giye:the statements |
of the two parties, that OF MIR. Buiord as made
TO us, and that of Mr.. Price as ma lie 10 the sheriff
and prosecuting attorney.
Mr.. Bufori SAWS that on Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Price called to see him at his house; that
lie WAS suffering from rheumatism, and that the
Two took seats upon the porch; and they engaged
IN conversation on Indifferent subjects for a half
hour or more. principally regarding schools. /
Mr.. Price having been II school teacher. That
Nr. Price asked for IA drink of water and that
he (BUtori) pointed behind him to the bucket,
inviting him Ia helm hims.if That Price .rosa
and passed behind him, when he suddenly ssid.
addressing luiord. ..You and ----
s-duced my sister. and intend TO kill YOU
both" At tb,s Kuror, ,,lep nv surpr,s.
looked around. but without rising from his
chair, and saw Price,s pistol pointed AT his
head That he then nnrtialIy arose. and that
| while so doing Price fired the ball entering his
| face at the INNER point of the juw -bon, md
passing through IN. head b,tw..n tn. psIs,.
| and the nasal passag.s. and lodging in or sbou,
the lower back part of the law on the opposite
aide Immediately on b,iny shot Hufor,i drew
h;s njs,n, ,rJ fred nm. sbo, AZ bis ,n,,go-
| mist whil, sitting IN nis char Price then ran
toward the ward .,.,.. Buiord following him
snd firing two NOR. shot, Al him. iu.n-ctuaI,v
Rut,ri Then fell f., IN. yr.r,d and w.s c,rr;.t
INTO In. house.
MIR. Price, account il AZ foIlows. He says
that u week before the difficulty he went to see Mr..
Buford IN order to obtain from him respiration
for his treatment OF his sister; met him in Dover
and talked the matter over. That MIR. ButuId
promised to come and see her, aud do " hat WAS
right toward her, but did not come. That on
Tuesday he went to see him again. stoppipr in
Dover TO find him, and then going on to his
house. When he reached III. house he found
him living down. COMPLAINING of rheumatism in
one of his legs. TIL. two then took seat, ON the
porch, and conyersei ON general subjects for u
while, and Price then bloact-d the matter
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II CRADLE.

Born-Tn this city. A pril 2sih. TO the wife of
Mr.. Henry Geiger-a boy.
- In this city. April 25th. to the wife OF Mr.
Geo. NJ. Mountioy-a boy.
II In Wavcrly. Lafayette county, Mo-, 10
the wife of Mr.. ID. A. Barr-s girl.
In st. Albans, West SIrginia. April cath,
to the wife of G. ID. Hereford. nee Roti-a boy
- In this city, April 18th, to the wife of Mr..
b. T. John-a girl.
- In WASHINGTON township. Lafayette
county, Mo . April 18th. to the vile Of Mr. Asa
Tracy-a boy.
- In this city. sunday, April 18th. to the
wife Of Nj. j. q. Fishcr-a boy.
In Washington township, Lafayette coun-
gnl.
In Clay township, Lafayette county, Mo,
April 18th, to the vile OF AR. Jas. Ciristy-
boy.
In Washington township, Lafayette coun.
ty. No. April END, TO the wife Of Mr.. q. W
Alumbaugh-a girl.
- In Wushington township, Lafayette coun,
ty, No. recently. 10 the vile OF Mr.. Hensiey
Lale-a girl.
- Near Greenton, Lafayette county, Mo.
April 3Uth, to the wife of Mr. Henry Vaucc-s
boy.
At Chapel Hill, Lafayette county. Mo-
April 18th, 10 the vile OF Capt. L. J. Wilkersor
u boy.
- Near Chapel Hill, Lafayette county, Mo.
April I'D, to the vile Of Mr.. klInper-twins.
In Lexington township, Lafayette county
Mo. May 3D. to the wife Of Mr. Chatham &
Lankford-a girl.
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FARM For SALE.

r WISH to sell the COURTS FARM" -
i three and a half miles from Higgins W3
vile, and the same distance from Aull- HI
willie. containing .2h acres. There are 1870
le5 acres enclosed and in cultivation; II good
two story house; Il good orchard OF choice fruit
good water; excellent timber. near the house
FERNS, Low FOR CASH. Address. or call or
me ut Higginsville. H.. j. HIGGINS.
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THE ALTAR.

- In Carroilton, Carroll county, Mo ,Wednes.
day. April 2ith, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Robertson,
Mr.. WILBUR +. CAMP and Miss MAY TCR-
NEI., daughter Of Capt. J. Ii. Turner, late of
Wakunda Record.
At the residence ST the brides father, at
Tabor, Lafayette ceunty. No, Wednesday
evening, April 24th, by Elder +. r.. Meigs, Mr..
IL. II. ANDERSON and Miss LUCY j. WILSON.
Attendants: Me-srs. W. 4. Fox and W. I.
Baker, Misses f. d. Matlock and Annie F..
Meyers.
The occasion is reported 10 US as having been
an exceptionally pleasant one; and the ~Intelli-
gencer joins the many friends of the newly
welded pair i'll wishing for them a long. a pros
porous and z happy future.
- By Elder J. II. Hughes. at the residence
of the brides step-fathcr, Joseph Wolf, on
Wednesday. May 18th, Mr.. WILLIAM II. CAMP
BELL to Miss MAMIE WHITTISGTOS.
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Cheviots. white piques. cor>ets, rnchings,
bows, gloves just open-wiIl open u fine
line of linen suits next Week direct from the
fIctory. Hugh r.. Wilson.
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Fine Shoes and Slippers. Also Mems, Boys and Childrens
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps. All Of our goods are new. We
have a large stock, which We intend to sell al prices to suit all.
All are invited to give lis a call before purchasing.
na~Dont forget the place. No. l24 Main Street. four doors
east of the Court House, Lexington. Mo.
nm2sLf III u Ill ,S,1uA ~ z, 90
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BILL OF PRICES FOR CASH

C.riiing Rolls. 81
Ja",IinE, Spinning and Keeling Yarn. o.
Making White Flannel, per yd -...-....-. -
Making Co!ore,i Flannel, per yd....... 30
Furnish double warp. color, card, SPIN
and weave Jeans, pei vi .......-...... 30
Card, spin and Weave Blankets, pei pair. 3 90
Card, spin, weave, scour and finish
Blankets, per pair-... ....:... j %
Card, spin, double and twist Stocking
Yarn NOR n Is
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We max. l.. Yards OF Jeans, 80 inches wide,
amt weighing l. ounces To tue yar.l, 10 the mound
Ut clean wool. We MAKE IL yards of Flannel.
ward wide, TO the pound, and 1t shall weigh :
ounces urr yard. 1t takes 10 rs of wool lor u
par OF Blankets weighing from 5 tu sd RS. IN
:, i-h,i. In tarling Rolls ami Spinning Yarn we
l want III. OF grease To = lbs. of wool: OF we
| rhur-e Il cent a pound extra. In making goods
we furnish whatever Is wanted. In working
| wool ON shares. We fake onC-haif Tor working
The other; in carding rolls. We take orc-tiiih.
APPOINT 1. L. HALEN SSpS.
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Taxpayers Committee.

A. Y. ROBINSON. Secretary
, 1878-09-01
OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

People arc getting acquainted-And those who
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits Of
that great American Remedy, the
, 1878-09-01
Liberal Upon Religious Topics.

Yet not aiming TO make war upon any
mans opinions, but giving every repre-
sentative person chance to place their
opinions upon record in its columns,
whether they agree with those of the
publishers or not, as long as the proper
bounds of courtesy are preserved, Thus
far, while affording the fullest opportu-
nifty for investigation upon all topics, it
has not been found necessary to take sides
edtorially in any religious discussions.
This course will be persued The lead
ing feature Of the paper editorially will
1e 10 furnishing, as heretofore,
, 1878-09-01

Wanted at this Office, to complete set for
binding, the statutes Of this Territory for the
years 1854, 1857, 1853 and 1850; for which a rsa.
enable price will be paid.
, 1878-09-01

In regard to the productive interests
of the northwest, gained by personal OBJ
servation, and in forwarding oil the ma
terial interests of this region, especially
representing the
, 1878-09-01

In faith. It becomes your immediate duty to
subscribe for this, the first publication Of the
kind west Of the Mississippi, for the extremely
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subscriotion list In order to meet expenses,
, 1878-09-01
LAND CLAIMS! +

III A. GREGORY, CLERK OF THE
Distrir, Court Of snohOmlsh county, W. T.,
will pay p rticular attention to aliug Home
stead aud Presumption claims; making final
proof ON homesteads and iinnl aiiidayi,s for
pre.empiors, etc, Wilipay taxes for non.
resident, aud correspond with parties desiring
information IN regard TO land., etc Parties
having land business will please call on Tues.
days or Saturdays. when th- Tapeis will be
forwarded TO The land Office hy return mail.
, 1878-09-01
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOE MAN AND BEAST.

Thlsiiniment very naturally originated in Ansri-
%, where Mature provides in her laboratory such
surprising nntidotes for the maadies OF her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for os years,
until now It cncircles tho habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment is inntehlsss
remedy for all external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers is Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves human life or re-
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse, OF.
cow, or sheep.
II cures footrot, hoofali, hollow horn, grub.
serew.worn,, shoulder-rot. mango, tho bites and
sings Of poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
It cures every external trouble OF hornes. such
NJ iamcness, scratches. swinny, sprAins, fsundcr;
wind. gall, ring bone, etc., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Linlmsnt 10 the quickest
euro In the world for accidents occurring In the
family, In the absence OF q physician, such as
burns scslds. spralns, cuts, etc. and for rheama.
tlsm. and stiffness engendcrsd by exposure. Par,
tIculnrly valuable 70 Miners.
II Is the cheapest remedy in tbs world. for 10
penetrates tho muscle 20 tho bone. and single
application 10 generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Lininent Is put up in three
sizes of bottles tho larger onea being proporsion-
asely mach ths cheapest Sold everywhere.
, 1878-09-01
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Yet furnishes oil the important polit-
i,sl news of the day, uninhuinced by
party prejudice.
, 1878-09-01
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DR.. SPINNE Ely
No. IL Kearney Street,
Treats all Chronic and Special iseases.
YOUNG MEN


wv WO MAY BE- SUFFERING FROM
w the eiiccts uf yuu'hfui iudisCrvtion, will
do well ~ uWil Themselves Oi ihis. the great.
rst bOuu ever laid uu the altar of suffering hn.
manily DR. epinncy will guarantee To furltil
$40 fpr every case ~ seminal weakness or
private disease ~ ans Mind ~ character which
be undertakes aud fails "a eurc.
MIDDLE AGED MEN
There are many at the aye Of thirty 10 sixty
VIM are troubled with too frequent cyacua.
tiun of the bladder. -fteu accompanied by a
slight smarting or burning sensation, aud o
weakening uf the system IN a manner the ia.
tirnt canHot account for. TN examining the
urinary deposits. q ropy scdsmcbt will oftcn
be found and sometimes small PARTICLES Of al
bumen will appear. OF the color will be ~ a
milky hue, again changing TO dark or milky
appearance. There are many men who die Of
this iiiiculiy. iguorant uf The cause. which l.
the second stage Of seminal weakness. DIR. 4.
will guarantee a perfect cure In such cases,
and a healthy restoration Of tie gsniiO urin
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