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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-12-19
Council Proceedings.

CoUNCI. CHAMBER, Dec. Is, 1879.
Regular meeting. Present, mayor
Gilmore and all the members.
Civil engineers report as to difference
between high and low water mark on
Neosho, filed
City engineers report as to grade
stakes in alley between Commercial and
Merchants, and 4th and 5th avenues, filed
and adopted.
City marshal's report for October and
November, read and referred to the CON-
mittee on claims.
Petitions of following named persons
to sell intoxicating liquors at retail ut
their respective places of business were
granted: Jos. Spander, Gutekunst s.
Wind, Emil INLAND, Chas. Groth, j. S.
Conwell' J. NJ. Campbell & Co, Pfeffer-
le & Perrier, NJ: NJ. Baker, and Frank
Davis.
Petitions of the following named per-
sons to do business as wholesale liquor
dealers at their respective places of bust
ness, were granted: Pfefferle & Perrier,
Becker Linck and n. E. Weaver
Petitions of Hobbs & Scott and P S.
Dorsch, to keep billiard tables at their
respective places of business were grant
ed
Committee on ways and means report
ed as correct, treasurer's report for quar-
ter ending Sept. 10, 1879, and accompan-
led the report with vouchers.
Report of committee in relation to
running water on alley between Com
mercial and Mechanic streets, 9Th and
4th and 9th avenues, was adopted.
Mr. PerleY, of committee on water
works, reported that they had caused
test wells to be dug at the Cottonwood
river showed no gravel and was dug to
!
at distance OF about thirty feet, showed
good gravel bed which was first class
for filtering purposes. The committee
was unanimous in selecting the NeoshO
river as the place for the water works
buildings, and so reported. Report was
adopted by the following vote: Ayes
Perley, Taylor, Whittlesey. Thatcher,
BortOn. Nays-Lowe. Messrs. Davis
and Theis declined to vote.
Resolution calling meeting of fire de-
partment on January 5, 1880, to nomi-
nate chiefandtwo assistant engineers, was
adopted.
Resolution in relation to auctiOneer's
license to H. w. Pearsall was declared
out of order.
An ordinance in relation to auction
GERS license was adopted by all voting
for, except Whittlesey, who voted against
:
galleries was adopted by a unanimous
vote.
An ordinance in relation to sidewalks
was reported by committee On streets and
alleys, and its consideration indefinitely
postponed by the following vote: Ayes,
Perley, Taylor, Whittlesey, BOrton,
Thatcher. Nays, Davis, Lowe, Theis.
An ordinance IN relation to Wholesale
liquor dealers WAS laid on the table.
Mr.. Gilmore & Schwartz were willing
to rent engine building for another year,
On motion the premises were leased ON
terms proposed by Mr.. Gilmore
An ordinance to satisfy the following
claims was adopted: N Whittlesey
horse feed, $3.50 Charles Cooper, post.
ing bills, 35 cents John Price, sinking
test well, $12 Gilmore & Schwartz. rent
$155.66.
City teamsterS ordered TO take up new
lamp posts on Commercial street and put
down old ones. Adjourned.
Z. NJ. FoRDE, City Clerk.
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- - Cs
The prejudices which formerly exist
ed against life insurance have passed
away, and now those whose lives are not
insured in some way. or another are
among the exceptions rather than the
rule. One great obstacle in the way of
persons of moderate means awaiting
themselves of this plan for providing
for the future welfare of their families,
has been the expense attending insur-
ance in any of the ordinary companies.
During the past four years many mutual
insurance organizations have been start
ed, and it has been found possible for
persons of very moderate means to carry
reasonable amount of insurance on
their lives. 1t is not the purpose of this
article to refer to these different mutual
associations in detail, but merely to say
that they all have advantages peculiar to
themselves
The Ancient Order of United Work
men is an organization having for its OBJ
ject, beside its social features, that of
providing $4,000 insurance for its men,
bers- Commencing with few members,
it has now grown until its membership
is found in every state in the union,
but principally in the northern and mid
die states. and the membership now is in
rounu numbers 10000. Its growth last
year has been unprecedented in this or
! any other organization. The feature pc
culiar to this order is that of separate
beneficiary Jurisdictions, the practical
application of which is that when any
state has 1000 members it will be set
| apart and have no assessments to pay
outside of the state. The order has been
in existence in Kansas over two years,
and there have been but three deaths and
none of those from natural causes
The order is rapidly extending
in this state, new lodges are being form
cd very rapidly, and 1t is the expectation
to have the requisite 1000 members in
the next go days, so that when the su-
preme lodge meets in March, Kansas
will be set apart and free from the more
unhealthy states. This should be an in
centive to all members in the order not
to allow their policies to become void by
neglect of paying and also to others to
unite themselves with this order None
but sound healthy men, will be received
and the medical examination is as strict
| as in any life insurance company. A
new lodge is now being formed here in
Emporia, and persons can join at chart
costs after lodge is organized. The
petition for signatures will be found at
5. r. Halls grocery store.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Fruitland Items.

TUESDAY, Dec. 10.
We are to have a Christmas tree on
Christmas eve. A large committee has
been appointed to make arrangements and
a good time is anticipated.
Andy Hinchman is back, and likes
Montana
Dipththeria is among US. Mr.. John
Stanley's little daughter died of it on
the 18th. All the rest of his children
are dangerously ill., Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley have the sympathies of the commu
nifty.
December II, 1879, at the
residence of the brides mother, in Fruit
land. Kansas, ny Rev. A. A. Bailey, Mr.
c. w. Pritchard and Miss Maggie d
Morgan, of this county May long life
and prosperity be their lot. is the desire
of their many well wishing friends
SSssew, Mr.. R. ", we are waiting to report
the next
Sam Moore is the jolIIest joker in
Fruitland. when there is a turkey roas
on hand
Died-Of diphtheria, Sunday morn
ing, the 14fh, Minnie Herbert, in hei
18th year. Minnie was bright. intelIi
gent and loving chill. She was loved b.
all that knew her, and will be missed
by all her schoOlmates as well as rela
tives. ANoS.
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A MODERN MIRACLE-It has long
been stated as scientific proposition by
medical men that a third stroke of paral-
ysis is necessarily fatal. What, then,
shall be said of John Appel of North
Bedford, Connecticut, who had twelve
and who is to-day, strong vigorous
man? The phenomena is ascribed by
Nil. Appel to his constant application OF
Giles linament ioddoe ammonia
Giles pills cures painful menstruation.
Send for pamphlet, DIR. Giles 100 west
Broadway, n. Y. Trial size % cents.
Sold by w. H. Sisler. d23t6&51t1,
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To Bernard Pribblen0w and Mary Pribble-
now: You aud each of you are hereby notf-
hefi hat You have been sued by Winslow Da-
Wis, in the district court of Lyon county, Kan
sas; that the names of the parties are Wins.
low Davis, plaintiff, and Bernard PTibbie-
now and Mary PFibblenow. defendants thu
the plaintiffs petition is nled in said court.
and that on must answer the said petition
1880. or the petition will DC taken as alne
and Judgment rem aered against you for Sel -
and 10 per cent. interest from April 10, 1918,
and $50 attorneys fees and COSTS on note and
mortgage given by you 90 plaintiff. April 4,
1871. and said mortgage forccioscd. and the
moTtgaged premises, the northeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter. section %, township
u range 10, Lyon county, Kansas be sold u
satisfy said judgment.
BUCK & KELLOGG.
w49t3 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Wayne Lee returned last week from
Montana vel, pleased with the country,
but not enough so to leave Toledo. lie
pulls the scales down to EGO pounds and
looks considerable better than when he
left.
Toledo is to have Christmas tree,
Christmas eve Every expects a
good time. The following is the pro-
gramme for the occasion: LIST, congrega-
tional singing; Prayer, by n. d. Perry
Music; address by DIR. Miller; Music ;
Essay by Miss Anna Rambo; MnsIc
Defamation by Mr.. Joseph Franklin ;
Music; Defamation by Jno. Hoskins
Music; Distributing the presents.
AUNT DINAH
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CmAs. MUMFORD

AT Cost For Ten DAYS.. NJ. Hogue
offers TO sell from his entire stock of
boots and shoes, with the exception of
rubber goods, at cost for the next ten days.
This is one of the best selected stocks
of boots and shoes in Emporia. The
boots especially, being made to his own
order, are equal to the best shoemakers'
work
We always take pleasure in recon-
mending such goods as have proven to
he all that is claimed for them and
would advise those persons who are
wanting anything in this line to avail
themselves OF this opportunity while it
lasts, since it will certainly close at the
end of the time mentioned above.
d23tl-W5ltl
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
. PAY IN ADVANCE FOR 1880

A Friendly Word with Our subsei Ibers.
We have for some years been steadily work
ing toward the ''eash In advance" system for
subscribers to paper We now feel the
necessity of adopting that system more than
ever. Paper Is strictly cash. and Is advanc-
INK in price every week. II Is now one third
higher than IL was sixty days ago, while both
our DAILY and WEEKLY are considerably
larger than they were then. This makes our
white paper cost us fully 50 per cent more
than IL did before our recent enlargement
We not only have good deal more type set
ting done to MI our present columns than be.
fore we enlarged, but on the LIST of January
We mustadvanee the wages OF our workmen.
Everything they have 70 buy mas advanced In
price, and they cannot support themselves
the old wages. Yet with all Our expenses in-
creased and inci easing. We will not raI-e the
subscription price orour WEEKLY. IL we can
possibly help it.
And In addition to these facts We ask every
reader to bear in mind that oar expens Is are
nearly all cash down White paper is not
sold on credit; material is not sold on credit: .
rent is not given on credit. IL takes cash TO
pay for material; cash To pay for white pa e !;
cash 20 pay wcrkmcn; cash To pay rent; cash
down every week and every month, TO meet
nearly all our expenses.
The time has arrived when we feel that we
cannot pay for paper, or for work or for other
expenses and have our accounts standing out
all over the county. Every debtor thinks the
amount he owes is so small We certainly can
wait on him, ani hence not one in ten makes
any effort to pay, and We do not have half
enough money to meet our expenses. Com
hay, ami pork ali are up, and win u paper
rs cheap as THE SEwS is. no one orght to eX
pect ii for any terms but cash in advance.
While regrettins to part, even tempo rari-
ly, with any old subscriber. we are never
thelcss. compelled to now give notice % all,
that we cannot furnish THE NEWS except paid
Tor in advance. Bills due up to January 1t
must be settled by thatdatc by cash note
to save costs. We have large cxp'ns,s to
meet and there Is bat one " " TO meet tiien
We say candidlY to all. pay IN advance
and IL you are ia arrears, paw ard save
costs. We say this in tie best OF feeling
and We think none can take ofense But we
mean business all the same, IL Is no favor
TO Us to have single name on our book
not paid for, but burden 10 carry. We
intend to continue to make TIE NEWS Just
rs good We can, and we think Il worth
81 so in advance.
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shenHs Sale.

= F't1'H-'s " III tn -'Fll4s
Notice j. hereby given that puFSuaut 70 an
orlPr OF sale isstss out al ths' ssh julitfat slls
trirf courI sitting In and for coIsIffy Of
Lyon ant statc Of X sDSls. isI ti above fnfs-
tltIi cause and 10 me 'iirerte'l. VIII. on Mon
s.4e the 20fIl ttas OF f.preBIFr., t.-fp 1H7e Al
10 O'Clock a W tG eIi-i Gay. Al sis ffotst sio0r
of the court house ia iIic city ~ Ein5oria
Lyon county. Kgh>aE- oder for eal.f
sell PUBLIC surte,R 80 The ts<.ll1'f /
bidder FOR cstE all tic right Hide es4 iitsc5
e-f OF the >sIi.i aetenstant senfy1 ~ arncii IN
and 10 the -ttoxsI ~ sFf sd t.. estate. tasf
VT: Block nine 81. Ia the tsssF.i o. tfar GsfT.
county tf f.ytsn am staGss Of < slI<.se 7. all
lsT,tJsrtY ne -s,ii til r.rrty 10 sfill flt.
fs.I1tlai {, to .Ii>ts sati ofsser .sf -rlis-.
J. Is. altBl.t
She m of l. on eou,-tt, kansss
Noyemi,eI II IS7a. wsRIE
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A GOOD PLAN.-As ian ounce of pre-
ventIon is worth pound of cure" it is a
good plan to buy bottle of KREss FE-
YER ToNIc, and during the season when
chills and fever are prevalent, take a
small dose daily, thus preventing the
possibility of contracting any malarial
disease. If you have the ague buy a
bottle and be cured promptly and surely.
The money refunded if it does not cure.
1t contains no quinine or poison, and is
pleasant to take w38mO4
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HOME SroCK.-We advise our readers
to give Kansas nurseries the preferences,
and next to Emporia, we know of none
to equal the old Park nursery, of Law
renee. Its agents, Messrs. Vanderveer
and Cooper, are gentlemen who fairly
claim that the Park nursery cannot af-
ford to sell poor stock. 1t is near enough
to do IA permanent business with the peo-
pie of Lyon county. We take pleasure
IN recommending these gentlemen, and
in calling attention to their advertise
mont
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PATENTS

obtained fur new iHyeGti,,iss. or Tor ilnproxS..
menis IN oil les Cdreat-. Tstd.s surs-s >
and all patent business prompts aGeed,st H.
INVENTIONS I'll II HAVE BEissZ r.
JECfED NAV still. in most r3tsc,. he patented
by us Bell opposite the L . t'sstent elli,,,.
a'ssi engaged IA l,ateiIt business exriusivnls
We can secure afenfS Ia isS@ the than those
who are remote from ~ n.hia<fons aud VINO
must dei.cBd upon the mails In all if.I,,,-fr.-
tionS with the Patent Office
When Inventors send model or skett,s, ~,
make search in the patent Office and a,tviSe
10 its patentability. free s.T e1tag0e. torres
pondence cintidenti a.. prIre- low .,,t,sl \ n
CHA RGk UNLESS PATENT T. % lBis > INESl5.
We refct 10 Hon Postmaster General ID A
; Patent O0ice. and especially 10 our ciierts
in every state 90 the Union and Il, (s,l,.rl1
For special references. terms, ADVICE Sc. Az
dress y. A. SNOW x Co.
Opposite Post Ollice, Washin1 ron /, Z.
.t30ltr =. =
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The reading rooms of the Emporia
Antheneum are now open to the public
and are supplied with all the leading
periodicals of the country. Citizens and
strangers, old and young, are cordially
invited 20 visit them whenever conven-
lent, The rooms of the association are
situated two doors south OF the Emporia
National bank, ON the second floor of ID.
W. Norris new building.
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The club called the '.Emporia Social
Club gave its first ball Tuesday night at
Ruggles & Plumb's hall. Thirty-lhree
couples were present Fred Haussler
was floor manager. T. G. Roumaine,
prompter. The music was furnished by
Skidmore orchestra. The dancing was
kept up till early morning and a good
time is reported
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OUR AGENTs.-Our subscribers and
advertisers will please settle their ac.
counts with the following agents, who
are authorized TO collect money due us
or in advance for the DAILY or WEEKLY
NEWS or for advertising: At Americas,
Geo. w. Miller; at Hartford, W. |. f.
Harden; at Eureka, Phcnis Il Harlan
and general agents, +. Beckwith and A.
w. Stubs. We are making arrangements
to have agents at every leading point in
this part of the state, and invite CORES
pondence from reliable and active par
ties To that end ld1S&wtf
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Supt. Davis informs us that the schools
will give u pnblic exhibition at Ban
croft hall next Saturday evening. Here
tofore these entertainments have been
very interesting and from the pro-
grammc that is being arranged, we judge
the present one will be 10Th interesting
and instructive
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Batter than Gold.

The grand climax of success is at last
achieved The poor rejoice, the sick
arise, the rich bask in the golden SUM-
shine of perfect health. The physical
miseries Of the human frame need NO
longer be endured. Dr. Kings CalIfOr-
MIA Golden Compoud, for Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Sick Headache, Coming up
of Food, Jaundice, Liver Complaint,
Biliousness, General Debility, DrOwsi-
ness and Low Spirits This wonderful
remedy will positively cure, and that
wherever remedy has failed. Toprove
that this wonderful remedy viii do all
we claim for il you are presented with .
trial bottle free of cost, by which you
will really perceive its wonderful cura-
tive qualities, and which will show you
what regular one dollar size bottle will
do. For sale by B. Wheldon s. Co., EN-.
poria, Kansas. 2 d1ft6-w14t1.
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STRAYED.-A COW and calf, about July
LIST, 1879; one light red roam COW marked
with crop and slit in right ear and under
bit in left ear, with small horns; also a
red heifer calf marked with crop on right
ear and under bit in left ear. Any one
giving information leading to recovery
will be literally rewarded.
ANDREW HINsHAw,
w40tf 21z miles east of EmpoFia.
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Don't forget the supper, oysters and
other nice things thai the ladies of the
Presbyterian church will have at Grit
fith's new building on Commercial street
Friday evening. Supper, 5 30 to Z, and
oysters any time. And come prepared to
buy the little folks Christmas present.
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Our entertainments so far this winter
have been largely of home talent They
are fully as good as the average of those
which visit US from distance, and as
they are generally given for some good
home enterprise, We are glad 10 see them
well patronized by our people.
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1t is surprising that SO many years
have passed since the introduction of
kerosene, by which so many lives and so
much property have been destroyed, that
so simple an invention as the Harris &
Smith Safety Lamp has not been brought
out before Sold by North & Rider.
will
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Wool has advanced from 20 to % per
cent SINCE last June. In order TO make
our market report more accurate We add
Philadelphia quotations. The freight
on wool we understand To be IL cents
per pound from Emporia to Philadel-
phia.
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STRAYED.-From my residence in En-
poria one large sOrrel horse, white in
face and one hind foot white. Also, one
sorrel pony, reached name, slightly lame.
Liberal reward will be paid for informa-
ton leading to their recovery.
Still w. d. PEYToN.
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A MAMMOTH ONIoN.-W. ID. Peyton
returned today from II trip to New Mex
leo, and gave us an onion raised one
mile south of Las Vegas, 1t is very
white and shaped like the earth, fiat,
tened at the poles" weighs Two pounds,
and measures 90 inches in circumieP-
ence around its equator. 1t beats all
the onions we ever wept over The PEG
pie who eat such onions must he quite
baolthv
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Home Grown Stock is Best

The attention of the farmers and fruit grow
ers OF Lyon county is called to the following
letter:
To all whom it may concern:
hereby certify that W. w. VandeFveer and
w. 5. Cooper are my authorized agents for
the sale o. fruit trees and general nursery
stocL. ANY contracts they may make for the
sale OF stock will be filled with first class
tree pI ants etc. The articles II he pack
ell and delivered in the best condition posi-
bile Ny stock Is now large and select. and
l claim d lar the largest nursery in the state
of Kansas II now being my 231 year in the
business here, / trust to be able 10 give my
patrons entire satisfaction.
r. Z. PHILLIPS.
PARK NURSERY, Lawrence. Ks. Dec. /. 10
W ". Fanderveer and w ). Cooper, Agts
W5li3s
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The NEWS land Office made to the
county treasurer last Tuesday one pay
ment of $2,20O.10, the sum being the
whole amount of taxes for 1879, on the
well known McManus or Reading Iron
Works lands in this county-24, 200 acres.
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Col. T. w. Harrison, of Emmetsburg,
Iowa, who bought property here last
year, called Monday morning. Col Har-
rison viii next spring put up good resi-
dcnce on corner of Rural street and 9th
avenue, and move his family here next
fall. He Is a lawyer of ability and will
prove valuable addition To our popu-
latfnn
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naekI.n.. ArnIca salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter,
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all
kinds of skin eruptions. This salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction Ia
every case or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by b. Wheldon
s Co., EmpOria, Kansas. d105y1
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Toledo Items.
n.r.rrno non =

The thermometer is below Cairo.
Toledo boys are wild ON the skating
subject.
Rev Mr.. Hartman, of Emporia, is
holding a series Of meetings here this
week.
Mr.. Jno. w. Jarvis returned from
Illinois last week where he has been
living for the past few months. He
comes to stay.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, Of Iowa, an eminent
minister of the Friends church. preached
an excellent sermon here last Sabbath
night.
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Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditor. ofthe
estate of sobn ketcham. aecea sei. that ON
January ., 1850, at the january term. (ISS01
ii the probate court of Lyon comfy, kansas
intend tn make 1pal settlement oil said es-
tate. And shall then apply to said court fer
compensation Tor my services
w49t4t ISAAC COULT,
Administrator of said estate.
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DWELLING HoUsE-Frame house OF
9 rooms within three minutes walk of
the NEWS office. Good location; good
well and cistern; fine supply of choice
fruit trees, vines, &c; good barn and
Outbuildings. We are authorized ia
offer this property, No. S11 on our list
for $3.50 cash. Apply to
ld11tf. SToTLER & GRAHAM.
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unnL Isl puILInr1pn1.

Fine, 4sc. to Soc medium, SIC to 55c
coarse, CSC. TO Zoe: washed, combing and de-
laine, soc. to 5Sc tub washed, sec to 61c
unwashed, combing and delaine, 40c. to 45c.
pulled 45c. TO 55c
Freight from EmpOria to Philadelphia. I1zc
to &c. per Id.
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CARD TO all who ATE suffering from the
errors and indiscrelions of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay, loss of man hood, sc.
will serd a recipe that will cure on. FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered 10y missionary in South America
Send Il self addressed envelope to Rev. Jo-
ph 7 Imam. Station D, New York CITY.