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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27

Evidently our wise and potent legis-
lators, like the Royal Society of London,
don't want women fooling around" and claim
that the weaker half of creation don't know
anything except as pertains to mans comfort
and to that useful sphere" she better
religiously stick. The progressive common
wealth of Massachusetts,, of which so much
wis hoped for the cause of female advance
mcnt, has put her broad fiat foot square1y
down upon even partial woman suffrage, 30
that the movement may be considered rs
efectually crushed for some time to come.
The reverend solons, so wise in their own
conccit, make very common mistake peculiar
to most of their misguided sex. in assuming that
women are totally bcnightcned upon matters Of
statecraft. True the ladies do not wear unmen.
tiOnablcs-cNccpt in rare cases, nor do they
smoke, swear. or hold preliminary caucuses in
bar-rooms and fumes Of tobacco and brandy
but that does not prove their ignorance.
nor the assertion that if opportunity were
given them they would not make as good
voters, and perhaps better Legislators than the
average of those now elected by the people as
their representatives.
A sorry showing indeed would IL be for wo-
men if several hundred Of them selected from
all over the land would not display as much
tact and discretion, honor and industry as tho
average Congress-
In q recent speech TO the Senate Mrs. DR..
Thompson, from Oregon, said Through tho
length and breadth of our land comes tho wall
Of suffering and want for bread. In the cities
in San Francisco, for instance, men arc
walking,not In order to the time of music, but TO
the steady tramp, tramp tramp Ofwant and pow
erty. They meet In secret session throughout
this country and say to the railroad kings Of
our land, Make such rules that we can earn
our honest living Women are educated in
the school of subordnation, and they under
stand this class and should have all the rights
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27

co,,o, ,,,r ,,, o.,,.. NEW YcSH. March %, 1873
saes tli bales. Consolidated iiet fec,inis asgI EN-
tSsnrnt sisSi 10 ii" tSannel, 7iSi ''' "' 10 the
Flour shnde ilrmer, without any decided change
m R'sS s Smd WI GSSfss eSRs SsG sS%s
and state = 30 80; coinnion to good extra Western
mon 10 csIcS w6ls Wheat Wasier1 sxr S 9S y;
SGy d eSsSsa y 90 i cannon TO good extra 9ho
fosa 10 oSS SSge ssS9 to pTa %
crn flour unchang d; common to Rir extra sisi Is:
FOOD 20 choice do, = saeI 30 Rye Hour steady al
low %e.lsra; j9,seS' and FsnnsyiSa"i% s sS S
Bnndywine tl9lh
stronger, with better continental export demand
pnrl,clariy ioT winter wheat, At IVA % FOR New
hS Sso f9F NsT T No %o %S Gsg,.f !;
No white Il for white State, and q 56,s for No.
Rye steady at 7idnGc for Western and nc for State
Barley dnii nngrsdSd Canada Sc; 9ngraded State
Corn &c lower on grades below 10. . with moder
ate trade for export aud home use, Q! tils,c fr I'M
Tor steamer miSea a. Tor f steamer ners ys aS
dwaa' Sr N s sSsas
ny y DC for yellow Southern.
sc for No white 81. for No. 81, 1S5 sS GE
western wa zoe for white do, Si93Gc Tor mix ed state
MiS ~" sSisi a IL eoS SasSf fS %o shipping
h3ps gniei At s@Sc for yehrlnfs S@sc for Eastern
Cafornans.
coiise1Ro Pnlet at i'@lTc, gold, for cargoes li
sugar firm, with moderate business at 7,SGl7,.c for
ar %S HI !2 Sr SS% at
Sac &c for standard A. 81 for Ol Ia
S.C for powdered, and loo Tor crushed.
aud steady.
Rec quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum dull. Crude, 7h4ci refined, IKE; united
d iit-ttl 55As
Tnllow about steady at nc fur prime.
Rosin firm al 81 G00gI o. for strained
Turpentine steady ut SoJs 0JJic for spirits
am pann yly MIA
and lie for fresh Western
PROVISIONS Pork dull and unsettled mess, SO $50
~ bO extra prime, $500 B"cfhnll. Beet hams quiet
Iierce beef dull. Cut meatsW Western quiet; middes
scarcely so firm nj 5iyc for Western long clear $40 for
city DO aud 5'sc for short clear. Lard opened easier
and closed hrneT; prime steam 81 1907 A. closing ut
l:'s Butter unchanged. Cheese quiet at ga l9lsc
Tor common to prime
lillseed duh aud nominal,
WHISKY u shade hIiner nj 81 07JsdlOs
trelSn,S to Liverpool dull Cotton, per sail, 1870
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27

"""'"''"'g o"'"e'' W. ""'""'J'o"'
"
AUCTIoNEERs.
Dnncanson Bros, Ninth and d SITS.
"'''' ~. m,ii'a's' ~ VT iehtn sIeet
so,o,d,'o ~ $500, az
Sp,iiVtons nhhlhiAn, VII teunsyIvsnm hysnue
wm R'iianiyn " ~ " ,nnth s,raa, '''''.
W. H. n o. H. Morrison yij Pennsylyapia avenue.
T. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row pa ave and Tenth St
nAKERa
Felix Desfpsses sol2 IL street
CIUTHINa
t. s. Justh GIV ID street
DENTISTS
Dr G. DeNfontr.vtie M 100, II north WOOL,
DRlJ1;GIS'IS
CoughlIn' q Templc Drug Store II ard Ninth streets
EntWlse. PennsyIyania avenue and Twelfth street.
Edward r, ro,yrsand ~, N,n,h s,,os, ,or,bvest
Mrs 4 III F.iIler, Art school 1878 i street n W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27

The Unity Club holds its next regular meet
ing upon Friday evening of this week at the
residence of Mrs. J. A. Cushing, No. AL G.
street. DIR. A. J. Faust Is to be the essayist on
that occasion, and his subject is MY Visit V
Holland House"
Mrs Decchcr Hooker and Mrs. Julia Holmes
give informal receptions upOn Wednesday
evenings during the month Of April, at their
apartments, No. 222 New Jersey avenue south.
east. They also receive ON Mondays with
other ladies of Capitol Hill.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27

H.. COOKE, JR-, co. ADyIcrs.
II. d. Cooke, IT,, Co., No. itD street northwest,
furnish the following prices Of state bonds Govern
ment bonds, gold, and active Stocks tclegraphed 70
them nom the New York stock Exchange.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27

There are some eyes like mountain lakes,
Rejecting heavens blue;
And some like black volcano gulS,
With wild.iir flashing through.
But thine are like the eternal skies,
Which draw the soul aiUr;
Thy every glance a meteor
Aud every thought star,
I've rifrd lips like cherries sweet
4 light sin Ia him who stulcl
But thine are like the Eden fruit
Whose then may cost soul.
q, coral fruit Of Paradise
Who would not grasp the prize
With heaven So near 10 win him back
In those eternal eyes?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27
W0MAN'S CORNER.


Edited by Fannie y. Ward.
aides are inpited 10 contribute Society nems
aud Short Sketches appropriate TO his depart.
Tie Repnbiean Office, care Editor Of tie Corner.
Apart.
miss thee, miss thee, my darling,
The light I'm the sky
is never so golden. my darling,
AS when thou art nigh.
The tender wild flowers are springinC
All over the earth;
And wi birds ,l,, IL he woodland are singing
But over my spirit is brooding
sorrow to-day.
The thought is forever intruding
That thou art away.
miss thee, miss thee my darling
The bright spring Is here,
But not half 80 welcomed, my darling.
AS when thou vert near.
With blushes rs rosy as morning,
The peach blossoms glow;
The wild plum her brow Is A'ornina
With. buds white s snow.
The bcesoer the swest-scented flowers
Delightfully."- stray,
Eut dreary to me are the hours,
For thou art away.
1mIss thee. miss thee, beloved,
The genial sunshine
Is filling all spirits, beloved,
With gladncss, save mine.
The zerhyrs light plnions are shaking
The dew from the grass
And purple-eyed violets are waking,
Wherever they pass.
The turtle.dove COOS to her lover,
And clidcs his delay,
My heart sRyeth over and over,
Thou too, art away.
] miss thee, miss thee my dear one
The OlOrouS breeze
Is whispering tendcrly, dear one,
His love Ia the trees
The brooklet, white, madly and heety
lie risheth along,
is chHnting--how Wildly and swectlyl
A rnpturous song
The great heart Of nature beats gladly
This beautiful day,
While mine throbbeth strangely and sadly,
For thou art away.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27
BAN II EliS,

vINHE GERMAN-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
L No. az street northwest, corner Seventh stree
Open daily from 10 n M TO y. nj on saturday even
higs from to D. M TO r'-eire deposits only. Amer
hEst deposit any amount from i've cents upwards re-
ccived. Saic deposit boxes tor rent In fire and burg
Mr.proof vault at SO, t250 sl5 SIS, and $50 year.
Tho largest and most convenient bcxes Ia the city.
oCISlv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27
DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses of WASH
ngton.
The Jo,'Oring Is published for The benefit Of 7rap-
cling SdlesmeR, Strangers, and the public gener-
aHy-it includes all Trades aud professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest to all uho intend
hanSaeting business IN Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
NEW YoRH. March %. 1873.
rroney active at s6e per cent.
Exchange steady. Long, tss,l, sbort, t,sx.
Gold, i0iH. -
Rates for carrying, ttoG
Government bonds strong at the following quota
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27
COM FORTS.

ENEIIX DESFoSSEs FRENCH BAKERY
II VIENNA ROLLS a SPECIALITY.
Established 1882
IS YEARS or IscREAsIsa SUCCESS.
FELIX DIE FS)SsE,
he we'll s only real ErSneh baker In WsSshing
teth aud Twenty-rst streets Pennsylvania ave-
nue. where, In house expressly built for the purposes
he has greater facilities than before for the manuhc
ture OF The best French and American bread. French
Bread a specially Liberal terms offered 70 hotels
and dealers
N B-French Bread " recommended for persons
Of delicate health, especially for those suffering from
dyspepalA beware Of limitations Wetr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-27

Lent, From an independent Standpoint.
For the Corner.
We do not say the canons of the church
should not be respected and even observed by
the communicates thereof that is their mat
ter entirely; and therefore II Is quite proper
that none should modest or make afraid :"
but, rs all know, this is q free country, whcn
each may worship or not, as he peasCs, and
where perfect freedom of opinion as to creeds
and requirements, Is authorized, and each can
indulge in his own beliefs and rcjudiCcs with
out legitimate interference or hindcrancc;
hence, willie the dogmas and canous of the one
may he all important and sufficiently mp0s-
Ing to particular indvidualities and churches,
they have no binding force and incur no moral
obligation upon any who dissent and refrain
thercirom. This springs from the theory incl
dent to republican institutions, which involve
the doctrine Of personal Independence and tho
right of private judgment IN all matters of re-
ligion and politics. And thereby it is we learn
there can be no authority and no sanci ion, eN.
ccpt that which harnOniHes with each indi.
ydual's reason and conscience.
1t Is quite possible that foast and fast days
are all wise and useful. 1t cannot he disputed
that sclt.denial aud abstinence are at times
necessary and needful to the physical system
and, by sympathetic sequence, of more or less
corresponding benefit TO the moral nature it.
self. But whether this should be fixed at reg
ular stated periods, independent of special
physical conditions peculiar to each individual
person, is n question not so clear and concern
ing which all will not agree. Let each he per-
suadcd in his own mind, and thcrcat act Us
his own volitiou and Judgment may deter.
mine.
We are not all Catholics We are not all
EpiscOpalians. Albeit, We know some very
good, clever people who believe in the sacred
dogmas embodied In the respective CreCds
thereby implied. To them Lent may be n very
good regulation in its way, and thus challenge
obedience and respect, and also abstinence
from all worldly pleasures. But to others
there is no corresponding significance, and
therefore, no adequate sense of requirement 10
conform to the same. Let those do 50 who
choose We only insist on an equal privilege
to follow the path of our own convictions, DO
they what they may-cither as Chris
tian .conformists or as members
of the broad church" of common brother
hood whose religious canons have no special
regard TO either new or old moons, and whose
dictums atiir m only % nmon
requirement and an equal obligation to regard
all days alike. federation Is what we need
and demand the inviolahility OF individual
conscience; free, untrammeled action Of tho
human will. 1t belongs alike to you and me,
aud it i'll becomes either TO attempt TO crush
il in the other. IL.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

| DUBLIC NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN,
II That under and by virtue otan execution
issued OUT of the District Court in the County
OF Le2vcnwOrth, in the State of Kansas, in an
action wherein Jacob y. Thomas is Plaintiff,
and James H. NcMurtry Is Defendant,
% me directed and delivered, / VII, on
Monday, the lJth day of June, \. D., ISIS, a;
tea O'Clock \. NJ, OF said day, at the south
front door Ofthe Court House, in the City of
Leayenworth, in the County of Leavenworth,
in the state of Kansas, offer at.Public Sale
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in
hand. the following described tract OF land.
situate, lying and being in the County of
Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, name
ly: Lot number five ~ in block number
one hundred and two tlO1l }, in Day and Ma
cauley'S addition to the City ofLeavenworth,
Kansas. said property has been levied upon
and is 10 be sold as the property OF the above
named defendant.
Dated this 9th day of May, 4. ID. ISIS.
PIG. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
BYRON SHERRY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30
HOME MARKETS,

HAYS.
TIMOTHY SEED-Reta! :, 81 80 per bu.
NILLET SEED-Retai' tslc per bu.
HUNGARIAN SEED-Hetail, &c per bu.
ALFALFA SEED-Retail, SIi per bu.
BLUE GRASS SEED-Re;ail. 81 . per bu.
CLOVER SEED-Retail, s. - per bu.
ORCHARD GRASS Sc D-Retail, 81 IS per bu.
BEASS--sl 80 per bu.
kiE-Choice white, -; d,msnd light
EdGS-sc; retail pric Iiriner at Toe per dog
CIfEESE-kansas, l2c.
FLOUR ioicssle Choice family XXXy,
sS.25; Golden E.dgle, s. 90: Western Rose
Sd; IN trket quiet and demand tar.
BUIIER-oGl212c; retail, ljc choice very
scarce.
! oATs-Whoiesale2 Oc, retail 90; local mar
ket better.
BRAN-ss per ton.
SHIP STUFF-Sl0 per ton.
WHEAT-No. :. 50: No. l. SIC: rejected
75c. demand a trifle better.
CORN-Msrkel 2i927c.
POTATOES-Early Rose, 35I40c; Peach
Blows, 10 bc new. sl.5c9 81 20.
ONIONS-Sl.
POULTRY-Spring chickens, I.J@ y 90.
BROOMCORS-s7jdsO per ton.
BACON-Retail &c, for sides hams &C.
shoulders &c.
VOOLFOLK and hickory, IS 30 per cord.
HoNEf-l2lsc per pound, market supplied.
ORANGES 20 per box.
LEMONS-s6 20 per box.
Stock Market.
Beef steers, quoted 34gSl2c; cows, 3a3l.;.
NEAL~idijz.
MUTToN-3i4 a3lsc.
HOGs-2l4d21a market still uncertain, de-
maEd fair tor small lots for local use.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30
FREE READING ROOM.
She Young Wen Meet To Take Steps
Tow ard the Esiabl IN nent of >Ucis
nm D0ssiluliOn.

A number Of young men met last night In
the lecture room of the First Congre;a. lunaI
Church, at the corner Of Fifth ana Delaware
streets, Tor the purpose OF taking steps to-
ward the organization Ola society, or an o.
ganizatiou which h as for Its oDjrci the iOrma-
ton of a reading room or resort where young
men can 20 To spend their evenings, Tree
uom Those communicating influences which
usual y surround those places which young
men at present frequent. IL is the idea also,
10 put two Or three billiard tables in the room,
together with chess & cheQuer boards, bywbich
the young men can smuse tnemseIves.Leinon.
AIDES, soda, cigars aud Refreshments Will a!sJ
be kept ~ that liter. .s-iil TIE no need Of going
elsewhere for drinks" TIE reading room il
10 he supplied with the latest newspapers,
periodicals, and magsSines, and will be an
attractive place. The scheme Is one which
has worked most succ sssiuily in 81. Joseph,
Atchi,on, and other cities i'll the West, and
there Is no rrason why II should not here.
Young men must nave some place to go TO at
night, and this Is the Place IL which IL Is pro-
posed 10 invite them.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30

There il scarcely a day but what there is
some wrong uf grIeyoia> nature reported al
police headquarters, In nine out OF tell OF
the the oiiiy answer NouciIsaied Is,
"ICAS Do Nothing.
You must swear out n complaint yourself,
have "A warrant issued, placed ma The hands
of "A policeman together with the names OF
witnesses and w.'.r iIy anu make Tile arrest
Now II il generally Understood that when
police force IL i,IO. ~ II The duty oil each
ludi viduai InemD.I ihSreoI, as soon a. n slis-
picion even, Is Reported vi "A nuisance or a
violation OF the law. To GO 10 work at once and
diligently too, Ia iind the DTDoJ himself and
bring The offender Ia Justice That
is what he IL paid for He Is
not paid merely 10 serve warrants after the
citizen has spent MS time a. a private detec-
tive; has found enough proof To make a
case, ;" and thus give Tia. officer only The work
of m king the arrest. II TINS Is his only duty
u were better IL do away with the police
Iorce altogether. Ii II Il al d. tier and a USE
less EXPENSE. A jusIIcr OF tiie peace would do
as we'll as "A police judge and d constable a.
well a. IA chief of police and a force OF men.
TINS article Is not written fnI pasIiIne: II Gu
Issiis a fact that every citizen who - annoy
I'd with nuisances viii APPRECIATE and feel 10
Ice Ice ju.t-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30
SOME BILLIARDS.
An Effort Maxi ing TO Arrange a Match
Game Between she LeavenWOrsh
Cham piOn and sexton.

Cham ion ana SEXTON.
An effort is now being made TO arrange a
match game between Jake Schaefer, the
I.eavenwor,h prodigy, and Sexton, the bill.
lizard champion OF America. The following
letter written TO sexton, has yet received no
answer:
CHICAGO, III, May 24.-1o William Sexton
Billiard champion )f America: DEAR Sir
Understanding that you have come West for
the purpose of getting on a game with j. w
SchaeIer, and being DESTROYS of improving
the opportunity when both men are on the
ground, challenge you 10 play Schaefer n
match game of three-baIl billiards for s., 900 a
SiJe-the match la consist Of three games of
900 points each, the winner OF two out of
Ilrec To be the winner of the main stake and
10 take all receipts and pay ali expenses the
games TO be played with g inch oalls upon
JX.U table, the first game upon IA table OF the
J. VI. Brunswick & Bake Company make,
with the Monarch cushions, the second game
to be played upon such table and such cusi-
lou as YOU may designate, having given
Schaefer suitable notice Of our choice; and
the thIId game 10 he played with table and
cushion 10 tie decided by toss. The three
games 10 Ice played in Chicago in some pub
lie hall, and at such intervals as shall be
hereafter agreed upon between the parties.
Promptly upon Deing Notified CT your ac-
ceptance of his challenge l Will deposit 81 90
is mali forfeit with the First National Bank,
with Potter Palmer, or with such other de-
po>iiory may b. agreed upon, the remain
lag 81 90 To- .,c deposited three days before
ru,. first game of the match. My only desire
il thai "A test SHOULD be- bad of supremacy of
two men VINO are uDquCsilOnaby the great
est billiard players IN the world, an" not for
any newspaper controversy. Very respect
fully youis, NJ. BENSISGER,
Uf Ihe j NJ. Brunswick X Bake Con- fany,
Chicago, Ill.
Tnis Proposition has the elements of fair
ness in il, and, as Mr.. Sexton prOIessedly
ca me ""st Tor the purpose Oi getting on !,
match with Schaeier Tor his money, this
ought ~ S'tIS.y him.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30
From wednesday,,orniu.'s Dauy.I

1
Cool and breezy Yesterday,
pusiness IN the cour,s of the various Jus
| 49, ~ ~. pe,cs has haen reasonably brisk
| - a.
| ", . A.. .-
work Is progressing ia'orapiy 1l tne Nv wv
bridge now being Quit across AnIee eie
Creek, On Casrosee Street, west oi broa""AS
HAND-oRGAS music has been the prevailing
dissipation for the pat few days. One organ
grinder can bankrupt q Iod-sized town In
week.
stthe meeting of The. CITY Council, which
TAX Is place next Wednesday evening, bust
mess Of importarce will be brought before
mar hoiy-
,t.r ,,,.s slammed piyrt h.
n bkI ShkS - - u.,,.,r i,i,,,a-- IT, .i,,,
lore iast on tne sNS,.s.J 80 ~ an ~
anu INC or ~ t.o.nads ' -"
',o".' = -. =, a., .;,,, aloe. ,,,.~,
lHE puoi,. sc ',,.s ", ."e as ~. So. -
fhuaS anu sne ,,r, ,nc,,bs ysca,ian n
on tne 49, ~. @ .arI- 49,, ,.iih
InOst Ni'hiu 1-s grasp ~ Hesii'
uehsH''
The Board OF Education meets again Mon
day night at its rooms, Missouri Valley block,
when the question OF the election oil super
iniendent Tor the City Schools Will be Drought
prominently forward, but whether Tor maj
settlement or not Il not definitely knoSh.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30
OF for Giie West.

Mr.. J. ] Smith who, fOG many years has
conducted !. mercantile business in thi, city,
left with his family on Monday last Tor Leav-
en- worth, Kansas, IL settle up the estate Of his
father, who died there about year ago. lie
Will make that place MS future home. Oar
ing his sujourn in our city Ar. smith has
made many warm friends who regret his tie
pa.ture. lie had been nD1OIed several times
as all alderman oil the ciJ! council, and at the
time OF MS departure tiilcu that position. He
had also been CHEF If the fire department 81
the city and bad lac Remained would, III Ia
probability, have 5-en the uezI ias. OF. Mar.
smith il AN intelligent, indus !iDu>, eneIc"'-
ic, sober, honest citizen, and deserves success
wherever he goes. Ne dislike TO part win
such citizens oar best wines aii''ud HIM
and his interesting wife ia their Lew home.
-.Imeric1Is. ga > hePnLlcan.
Mr.. smith Is a. relative vi the Farrell bros.,
of this city, and l. here now with his life
the CUES OF joseph Farrell, l. f., at ~ resi-
denc,, olive street, ortween ti!.h ana siAtii
streets.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-30
a sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure GonnorhOea. elect Cor
dee, Structures. Diseases of the Kidneys, 3lsd-
der and Urinary organs of males and fe-
males.
Dr. Hunters Specific No. 2is a sure remedy
for the Spermatorrhuea, Seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss OF power, caused
by Self-abu>e excessive indulgence. Price
of Dr. Hunters Specific 81 per bottle. Injec-
ton. 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere by eX-
press. DIR. J. Dinsbee-. sole proprietor, No.
iI5, North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri.
Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guarsu.
tati oT the money refunded.
Thee. kgersdorff, Agent, Leavenworth, Kan
sas, mayl2-eo law