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The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
Succession Sale.

Succession Of Nine. Aurore Metouer
DY VIRTUE Of an order Of thu HIM
ID Parish Court, of Natchitoches, there
will be offered for sale, at public suctiou
Wednesday the 18Th day Of dug. 1872
at the door Of the Court House. in III.
city OF NatchitOchee. the following prop.
erty belonging to said succession Tie
house and lot in the City of NatcLitocLea
on the corner of Jefferson and Amulet
streets known as the "Metoyer residencen
and p rticularly described in the inyen.
tory in said succession. -
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to the appraisement
Ben METoYEH.
). ALPHONsE PRUDHOMMg.
j. ADoLPHE PRCDHoMME,
July l2-5t. Cxecnton
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

Total Debt AMI Interest, S25, ,Seo. 900
This scales the debt and interest
from Its present volume, $l5,6OO, 900,
or 2::32 per cent; while the only
scaling which could have ever Sc.
cured a majority Of Democrats was
?5 per cent off the face OF the debt.
u :GS per cent less than that propos-
Ell by the sestlement.
1t is for this reason We announced
our full and free determination to
sustain the action OF the Convention
throughout. Bitter, and almost IA
tai feelings at one time prevailed in
the Convention, which those attend.
ing could alone appreciate, and We
were joyed beyond expression when
SEVENTY, TWO DEMOCRATS co.opperated
In this adjustment. which In our
opinion saved the Democratic party
from defeat, and secured the people
the model Constitution OF the Union
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
That Mail R0bbiny.
[Shrevepolt Standard.

INVESTIGATION BY UNITED STATES
MAIL AGENT Mr.. Brewster Cam,.
ron, Of ST. Louis, the specia! agent
OF the Cuited States mail Sc, vice. has
just returned here from vi,i, Of 10.
vestlgatlon into the recent mail rob.
bery on the route between Minden
and Natchitoches. The robbery took
place about eight miles below Min.
den, and was done by one James Nc.
Carthy, mail. carrier on the route.
The robbery comprised four regis.
tered letters containing s14. McCar.
thy has skipped the country.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

1 pogu1ol of Northern Radio Il
1oWDole must convince 10 that the
was be- Just begau-not ended, az
10 bed tondly hoped. The nation"
bjn extreme danger from the ''Con.
toderateo" and on to Richmond 10
ssill the CRY.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
Grand ECOrc
WAREHOUSE, ,

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
/ AvlNG purchashed the business O,
II Chambers 4 Barbec at this point
and secured their services, l am prepa,.
cu M 70 store aud forward promptly, al
frelghts and cotton consi sned to my care,
Rates of storage in future will he As
follows: W 90
Fifteen Cents per barrel for trcights.
Ihrty-hve Cents per bale for Cotton.
WM. FRENCH.
March eft.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NOTICE..
UNITED SsATEs LAND Or,

UNITED SsATEs LAND OFFICE ,
Natchitoches, LA. July 2sth, 1879. (
Complaints having been entered NJ
. tn;s .,, once by Ely Nash against Thomas
2; T,,t Mooas Ms tor or abandoning his Homestead
,.. ,.n'ry ~" ~, dated 18th August. 1871,
Upon u she N Of n: e. t aud S. E.4 of n.
~ =; t, section ~, Township Z n. Range 8
west, IN NatchitOches Parish Louisiana
with view to tho cancellation Of said
entry, tho said parties are hereby sum-.
inoned to appear at this Office on tho ist
;lay OF September, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. A
M, TO respond and furnish and testi.
mony concerning said alleged abandon
nent. "'"'''"'-
l.. DupLEIx, Register.
Aug. 2.tf. ''''''''
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by James W. Little and .
trayed before mo tho undersigned aa'r M
ority, ono bay mare and her two ces
described as follows: The bay n.'s,
branded on the left shoulder D b y. y.
on the left hip NJ, and two horse W"
without brand or marks.
+. MASON
J. p. Ward ~, Parish Of Natch'toc0'''
july l9.tf.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

The Northern Democratic press
fairly teens with suggested Presi.
deots. Tilden, Bayard, Ewing. Park.
er, Davis, Hancock, Kelly, and a
host Of lesser men illuminine tn
political horizen; only. We supposed,
TO b ecllpeed by tho dark horse.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
Brtckeaaker and Lavcr.

= PREPARED to do all work entruut.a
l. TO hlm quickly and in a workmanlikc
manner. Tomb, Ch'mneys, Cistcrps and
other work solicited. '''"' "''''
Orders left At BULLARD A. CAMp-
Jan. q, ", '0" w.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

George Il. 0orham the ex. Chair.
man OF the Republican National
Committee. is stumping California
for Hugh ]. Glenn. Democratic nom.
1nee for Governor Of that State, and
the Radical papers are denouncing
George - 0 ''ltaudl"
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
ESTRAY NOVICE.

Taken up by Clement Brosset ana .,,~. ~
trayed before tho undersigned su'i" :,
ity, one gray horse branded 5 cr'sss' -. :
the top on the left shoulder, with ~
erbit Oh tho LETT car, I3 hands DlS''
+. MASON.
Aug. 2-3t. J.P Wasa !"
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

riona old lady: Just think. Rose.
only i've missionaries to 20 OiO can'
oloels!" Kind hearted niece "(}otd .
neee; the poor cannihsls will sfsrva
to death at that rate. - '''
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
Bring the Mills to the Cotton.
lCharleston News and C,onrior

There Is certainly no reason whv
the South should not look forward n
tne time when man uiacturing capi.
tal Will largely seek employment IN
tne cotton States, where the raw
material can be had at the doors of
tne factories. The cotton mills which
nave been started in the South have
0oen very successful. and the nmm.
ger ie increasing every year. W.
repeat the watchword first given ten
years ago. in these columns-hrino
the mile to the cotton. "s
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
Judge Bland Ballard Of the United
States District Court for the District
OF Kentucky, died suddenly at Lou.
iSvjlle, On the 3Oth inst.

1t. Governor Wiltz is being highly
conpllmented throughout the State
for tho impartial and able manner
With which he presided over the
Constitutional Convention.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

Cfamps and pains in the stomach and
Oowe.s, dysentSry and diarrhes orc verv
coomon just now and should No check.A
% once: Jchusoss Asody no Lia;ms"t
WI positively cnre al such ca.s. ani
saeuh 10 Kept in every family.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

me revised Assessment Rolls for 1879
are MED |" the Recorders office and viii
remain open for correction for thirtv
days from this date. ''''
Aug. 2-2t. 'SSnN, As"nss,.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

The New Orleans TINES, bond.
holders organ, 10 out against the debt
ordnance. The people will adopt It,
however.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
Can You See Through This!
IN. 7. Sun, July 29th.)


There can be no doubt that the
Democratic party. both in this State
ana III the country At large, without
bes1ig reduced to desperate straits. Il
just now suffering under some en-.
barrassmeuts.
10 place first the more general and
comprehensive troubles which EN-.
barrass the party, It must be admit.
ted that the large number OF seces.
slontsts included in it's ranks natu.
rail- y enough causes its unionism to
be distrusted. As far rs W. are con-
cerned We can only say that whil,.
We are radically democratic in all
our notions Of government. we are
content to see the head of every man
who attempts secession by force OF
arms put where that OF John the
Baptist was 80 cruelty placed. We
are for the U0ion. first, last, and in
the middle. We are against seces.
sion at I'LL times, in all places. and
under all circumstances.
furthermore, we believe In fer.
ventiy cherishing the memory of I 1e
dead who died for the Union.
We cannot cOncede 10 the rebels
more than an honestly mistaken
sertiment Of patriotism.
W. believe the difference. even in
death. between dying for q RIGHT
cause and dying for Il wrong cause Is
very great, and that it will endure
forever. because in its very essence
1t is iDdesfructible.
Ii the National Democratic nartv
Is enabled to overcCm the feeling
against 1t on account Of the large
number OF former secessionists ip
Its ranks, it will be by the full and
frank adoption and proclamation of
such sentiments as we have now ex.
pressed.
Our distinguished metropolitan con.
temporary is assured by US. in behalf
ofthe rural Democracy Of this South.
ern section, that QD We surrendered
to the Union forces in April, 1865: (2>
we did go 10 good faith-that is. We
renounced secession, took the oath
OF allegiance to the Union, and 10.
tend to preserve It inviolate. (3), We
don't talk, think or dream of seces.
sion down here; ~ We never asked
. Judgment at any ones hands. az to
whether ours was or was not a "mis.
taken sentiment;;" (5) we are per.
lectly willing to mourn for our own
dead and have never asked YOU to
The funeral, and never intend to: (6
and finally, We are perfectly willing
70 allow the National Democracy ~
'he Suns sort to get along without
Dur assistance-if they can. We
nave received nothing from the !
Northern Democracy save kicks and !
'uas; from the Northern Republi. |
ans nothing but abuse and rob. |
'ery; both have our utter contemnt
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
SIiERIFF"S SALE.

Adel'ne Campbell VS.. William T. Sim.
District Court, Parish of Natclitocbe
No. o254.
)i virtue of a writ of seizure and al.
II issued in the above entitled NM
numbered suit and to me directed. I
have seized and will offer for sala IA
the last and highest bidder at the door,
OF the Court House in the city and p,r.
ISL OF Natcbitoches, on
Saturday, Sept. 9Th, 1879,
between the legal hours Of sale, the fol.
lowing described property to-wit:
A certain tract of land or plantation
situated in the parish of Natchitochas
being all of that portion of the Bayou
Saline Bend plantation on the west tsnI
OF the Bayou, containing the ayyrep,,.
quantity "fnine hundred and forty .thr.
3s-lO0 acres, more or less, and situated
~ sections three (0, four (4), nine (9I
'!M ten (lO), in township nine, Of rauys
six west, bounded on the north by land,
of George ". Morse, Oh the west Ly
lands belonging 70 Boullt Il Bro, on the
south hy lands belonging to D. X. Car.
roll and known as the st. Maurice plau.
tat'on, and on the east by tho Saline
Bayon ami the plantation of John Z,
Jones. being the same acquired by VIII
nam /. Sims from Ar Niltenberger BY
act OF sale passed before A. +. Lemee.
Notary Public, oibthe 3th August, 1876.
Terms Of Sale:
CAsH-snbject to apprisement.
LA. DEBLlEl'X,
aug. 2-tds. Sheriff.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE..

Lii prlsoos mdrhr ed TO tha G..
~ Casparl ~ Dietrich are r.snao.sMot m OF
requested t" call on the nnder>irnoa
make Immediate settlements, o.. sOa
attention I" the abov. will b. n .n Wpt
tercst # those SO indebted. WIG TO-
Inn. -, L. CAspARI,
''''' w. Ll4nhator
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

The Bloody Shirt" is being vigor.
ously 9aunted all over the North by
the stalWart organs,
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

Sir 0arret Wolseley has defeated
the Zulus in South Africa, with great
olauQhter.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09

Total Debt and Interest, $4l, 100000
The Debt Ordinance as agreed up
on for submission to the people by
the Democrats In caucus, recon.
mends the following settlement:
Face OF the Debt, $4,000, 900
2 per cent 1nter't 5 years, 100000
3 " Is " 100000
4 Is " 100000
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
NOTICE.

Having Z sold ont my entire stock of
Drugs, &C., to NJ. II. Wilkinson. / bev
I" solicit my old friends and customcrss
Z" extend to him i share Of the patron.
aye hitherto so literally bestowed un"n
me. IArowr." w"
June 81. 'AH L.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
The Debt Scaled.

Superficial observers are apt TO
Jump at strange conclusions. We
hear It strongly urged against the
"debt settlement" that it does not
''cut deep enough to satisfy the peo.
ple," when, in truth. it CUTS DEEPER
than any "scaling" upon which Il
majority Of Democrats could unite.
The debt 10 it stands under tire
Constitution Of 1868 Is, In round 6g.
nres, sl'soo.ooo
Interest g per cent for
81 years, 29.4OO,000
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
Our New Dress.

The vINDrCAToR comes this week to
Ito numerous readers In new and
sparkling dress. It advances on, We
are proud to Say. IN the estimation Of
the people. 40 evidenced by our in
crease Of circulation. which has
been
THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN
since April 18th, 1879, We still claim
the largest boni. .flde weekly circula.
tion Of any country paper In tho
State, are prepared to stake money
on 1t and then prove the fact.
The VlNDlcAroR booms for Democ.
rscy.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SI!ERIFF'S SALE.

HHLhITf y BALE.
Fred. Wilson Us, +. L. protbro
Parish Court, Parish of Natcb;tooh,,
No. 1929.
II virtue of writ of FL ra. i,s,,.d
- in the above entitled and numhsrs5 rsa
SUIT and to me directed, / have sei,sS
and will offer for sale to the last ,S ,nS
highest bidder at the door of the Court nv
House in the city and parish of Match;
tochcs. on 'u''
Saturday, august 18th, 1879,
between the legal hours Of sale, the fol.
loving described property, to.wit
One dark bay Mule.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash Subject to appraisement.
l.. A. DEBLlEUX,
aug @'-ot. Sheriff.
The People's vindicator., 1879-08-09
JOSEPH G KEYSER.

Aug. 2-2t,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-02
T,ErE, MURDERED DIXON
LETTtR WRITTEN BY HIM EIGHT
DAYS BEFokE HIS ASSASSINATION

LITTER WRITTEN BY HIM EIGHT
DAYS BEFORE HIS ASSASSINATION
from the Des Mones Qowa) Registerl
i'he Rev. Dr.. Hedrix, Of Fairfield.
low. t,as sent is a copy Of letter
that Capt Leslie B4ssett, Of Keokuk.
county of this State, & gentleman of
high standing, who has just been
nominated 10y the Republicans of
his county for Auditor, received
from Captain Dixon, of Mississippi,
written only eight days before that
gentleman was murdered 10y order
of the Democratic party for the
crime OF being ali independent Dem
ocrat
Here is the letter as we take it
from tae original. Being published
for the first tsme since Captain Dix
on's deach, it comes to the American
people IS warning out of the grave
and an admouitiou TO them to look
well to the Interior purpose of the
solid South, in whose interest this
murder was committed, and TO the
secret schemes of the Democratic
party, by whose order it was done:
YAzoo CRY, August H.
Leslie Bassett Esq, Rich2nd, Kcokuk coun.
~, Iowa
Your favor OF Inc 9th IS al hand | mail
Won copy OF the Herald, and am utievcd to
slyjt il too lruo All yOu have heard through
the Northern press of the outrage perpetrated
IN this county jay p. Since that lime per
feet leigu III terror has existed in this comfy.
CAlncery Clerk has been hunted aud his hou c
surrounded by amrd meu. for several nights,
numbering from 80 to 100, demanding his
withdrawal from thc canvass but as yet they
have been unable 10 tnd Mr. j. +. Bell, who
is the candidate for Chancery Clerk There is
no Republican ticket in This county. The In
dependent Ticket is composed of Democrats,
mt Oh account II the cclored people support
jng the ticket SO generally. it has aroused The
Bourbon Democrats 10 such a high pitch that
they declare no opposition ticket Shall be put
in the iia.d Every EFFORT is made to cover up
their action here on The 25,h uitimo. You can
not imagine or picture the scene Of that mot
aud but Tor our ant Mayer, j. H. Holt
blood would have been spilled and myself and
many riend- murdered. A to the race Issue,
that is AL hosh. The negroes are all quiet and
could not be aroused TO arms 10y any one, and
Rere they o attempt SWca thiUg, no one
would rally 10 the protection Of The Intelligence
Of the country quicker than | would, and cy.
cry white person in the county nOws it, |
have said nothing as yet, but so soon a. the
time arrives ! viii be heard from Yon will
please ao Use my name II you publish this, as
il may iujure me in some way | intend to
come out with h,i details SO soon as il is pul-
dent. Yours very truly, II. NJ. DIXON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-02
unredeemed Lands.
COUNTY CLERKS OFElCE,
Iowa COUNTY. WISCONSIN.

DoDGEviL-E, August sth 1870 !
Noaee Is dereoy given t0at the following de-
scrihed Lands, and City and Village lots in the
county OF lowaand Slate OF Wisconsin, were sold
by the Treasurer of said county on the Sth day of
May a; d. 1871, for the delinquent and unpaid
taxes of the year 1874
Inc amount set opposite each tract of Land
ana Oily and Village lot is the amour, OF tax, in
terest and charges thereon, computed TO the last
day of redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes. Interest and
charges on the following described tracts of land
and City and Village lots are paid on or before
the SUI day of May. A, II. 1870, the same viii bc
conveyed by tax deed TO the purchaser
]. THoS. PRYOR, JR
County Clerk, Iowa County, Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-02
The State q dniniS ira tion,
The ninth resolution Of the Demo
Ocratic platform, adopted by the mob
at Madison last week, reads as toll

ne Binln resolution OF TIE Demo
Ocratic platform, adopted by the mob
at Madison last week, reads as toll
lows:
The administration OF State affairs ought to
hc conducted with greater economy, and great
yrehurt made 10 diminish the burden of taxes :;
(ntJ All official salaries and fees, and all CX-
lepailuGes for STATE charitable, educational,
AMI penal institutions raised TO meet the nee
gssjlics OF high priced times, must now hc
r)rrcSpGndingiy reduced aud al useless boards
and commissions bc abolished and that the
candidates Of Ibis convention pledge their best
rndeayot, to pursue course of retlenchment
IA pubhc Expenditures.
This resolution gives away the So
called convention as badly as does
the nomina,iod OF Mr.. Mitchell. But
it is characteristic of the men who
composed the crowd who met to
make Democratic ticket. Every
Democrat who is able to read knows
tuIl well that the administration Of
State affairs by Governor Smith and
the other officers, has been excep-
tionaiy economical and remarkably
creditable TO the State. A cleaner
cut set Of public servants was never
elected ia Wisconsin The energy
of every enc of them has been bent
to make the administration what it
should be thoroughly honorable
and vigorously economical. There
have been 10 unjust or eXtravagant
expenditures; 40 high salaries paid;
no squanderiag OF money on un-
necessary improvements. The man
agement Of all the charitable, penal,
and educatioua! institutions of the
State has been judicious and no
money has been wasted upon them
There has been retrenchment prac-
ticed and wisdom displayed 10 every
department Of the State Govern
ment. Notwithstanding this bun
combe resolution adopted by . Dem
ocratic mob, there is not a Demo
cratic paper in the State that can
show wherein the administration of
Governor Smith has been ia any
manner extravaganza. There cannot
he a single charge brought against
!ilm for any misuse of the public
funds or for any act which is not
ereditable to him and honorable to
the State. He has won the conf
aence of the people and no amount
"t lpsinuations and no number Of
huncombe resolutions can deprive
nim OF that confidence or defeat his
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-10-02
John u l'imock. lot no 4
~ 1hn,h

commencing NJ nv cor
Her Of n,'icfset the CT g
70 rods thence 5 81 rods
thence W 2arods.,heuce
n ~ rod TO the place
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

ity make these suggestions for the benefit
of our friends, the farmers. with whom we
are identified.
However, we do not advise that products
be held tor large figures, but farmers should
stand firm for fair remuneration. Less than
seyenty-five cents to one dollar per bushel
is not enough for wheat. The country can
well afford this, and to sell for less will not
increase the consumption. The surplus is
probably no more than should be held as a
guaranty against high prices in consequence
of the appearance of grasshoppers another
year. But should these pests not come, and
a large amount of Grain accumulate, there
would probably then be no necessity of
selling For less than one dollar per GENITAL,
for with railroad facilities it should realize
our farmers that sum in foreign markets.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-09-25

grain yearly. They have a neat school
house in their midst, in which school is kept
in progress about half of each year. / was
charmed with the beauty of the willow
girded valley and pleasant homes overlook
ing the cheerful stre;1ins WILL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-14
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Lit g'sing Fall Inform siiOn and
NOTICE.

N-0V3Cg; E<s E7ECAEsAwsEs aEn SKILL
/ I'D LABNI:Ei,a OF ORAioRI COUNTY:
The u caics' Union IF Orn Shy County is
thoroughly organized and most respectfully extend
r'lr8..r all mechanics and skilled i"bcTers, who
drawing WAGES amounting 70 not less than three dol
The Mechanics, llo., If 0rls,y Comfy. DESTROYS of
seiu- skilled i.horI> H'.kin 81 this county of
all branches, united III bonds al friendship and Tor mutual
protection and benefit. earnestly upon them to JOIN
organization, believing tat Ie the best mode to
establish and uaint in II - fair days
work. and bring the members the and different
trades into close with others, to the adyaH-
taLe ali.
TIE mechanic who has spent vcars Studying and aoquir
I'M the skill Of is Graf r-,rN his tb"r and should
take al proper to obtain it ana think it needs
argument u convince the nccan ana sl!led labor
in Ills county that wages Only be established and
maintained by united action their part. Instances
wanting where employers have taken the first oppOr
tumy which offered reduce tie pay of wornen,
when reduction Was mwarrjutcc, w!fCH working
united and therefore III condition to offer
ccssful resistance.
We viii he glad receive az picati"ns for membership
from all mechanics skilled lab"rcrs lyorkMcin Orlnsty
County. We meet at Od3 Fellows Hail every Tuesday
evening at 5 o'clock. Ry order Of
MECHANICS UNION.
County,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-14

The BLST Spring Medicine and
Deautifer Of the Complexion in Use
Cures PimpIas, Boils, BIotches, GeR-
ralgia, SCrofula, Govt, Rheumatic
and Mercurial Pains, and all Dis
eases arising from Disordered state
Of the Blood or Liver,
SCLD By ALL DRUGGISTS,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-14
RNT

FESHE kNIEREH IAN LAUNnRYNiND Az
jacent dwelling-house viii be rented on reasonable
terms the erty is situated in the southwest portion
Of Carson, lsupped with water from springs
the Premises Apply at the premises ion further inorna
6o je2T-tf
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No II arney Street San Francisco.
I diseases


Who be suffering from the effects of youthful foies
ndsCretOns will do well to avail themselves of this the
boon laid the feet of suffering humanity
DIR SPINNEY will guarantee forfeit five hundred dol
lars for Of weakness private disease of
kind character which he undertakes and fails to
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There many at the of thirty to sixty who
troubled with too frequent evacuation Of the bladder
often accompanied by slight snarting burning
ton and weakening OF the system the
tent cannot On examining the urinary de-
p0sits ropy sediment will often he found and sometimes
small particles o albumen will appear the color will be
Of thin miiks hue, again changing a dark and
pd appearance. There many men who die of this
difficulty ignorant OF the which is the second stage
of seminal weakness. DIR. will guarantee perfect
in all such and healthy restoration OF the gentle
urinary organs.
Office Hours to and to s Sundays from 10 to IL
Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
vice. s..
Call or address DR. SPINNEY i Co,
ap20m Arlington House. Carson. New