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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-18
STATE HOUSE NOTES.

Gov. Nichols has somewhat recovered from
his recent illness and was at the State House
for a few minutes yesterday
Dr. Carson Of Morgan City vas n toW r ye e.
He reports his town d,,eadfutlv healthy.
The Governor has made the following ap-
poiDtments: Malachi Dnbose. parish Judge Tor
Eaet Carroll. vice S. T. Austin, Jr.. deceased
Ranhae DeBlanc Justice of the peace Tor the
4 st ward. parish Of Sc Martin: Mitchell
Minhie aehoul director, Morehouse parish.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-18
TILE NEW LAKE END.

The concert at the New Lake End last evening
was given on grand scale and proved grand
success. The illuminations were perfectly
beautiful and drew from the adn,irinR throngs
present EXPLANATIONS Of admiration and pleas
ure; In fact. the vast assembly seemed carried
away with the beauty and grandeur OF these
We understand the managers of the Canal
street railroad intend treating the public who
10 over their road. 10 concert once 81 twice
Week u this "a the case, the New Lake End
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JULY is, 1873.

very deserving order. the Catholic Oe'Qred SIS
ters OF the Holy Family. who, have been en- i
daavoring for some tlme. tv maintain the insti-
eiris, nn Royal strest, between Union aud Is-
planads, bat with little. SUGGEST; henee the
present appeal to the public through picnic !,
Among The aInusemsnts will be a game OF
base ball. d chase after a creased pig. pert rm-
aness By tie homeless man, and many others.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-18

We direct attention OF our readers 10 the
advertisement of II. Dudley Coleman g. Bro.
manufacturers of corn mills. saw mills and cot
ton presses. etc. They have removed their
stock into large and connexions new Ware-
house. and are now prepared with greater
faeiiitIes ID oiler Inducements u purchasers.
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Washburn makes exquisite photographs at
reduced pgices.

Good oTsters from their native beds are
healthy and sery nourfshing. said the doctor
oysters at this season of the year ?" Certainly.
sir certainly; Just go to the Borges House, No
I0s Custom house street. and you will f1nd splt n
did ones with polite attendants to serve you at
all hours of the day and night
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-18

THE GH1P CoTToN T1H.-Ths tie has such
widespread reputation as champion tie In the
cotton States that 1t is hardly necessary for US
to speak of its good qualities. when they are
already so we'll known. Messrs. J. b. Lafitte &
Co., managers Of the Louisiana Cotton Tie Com
pany, are fully prepared to forward supply
TO planters from this place or st. Louis. We
direct the attention Of our renders to their adj
vertisement In another column.
aE FOR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE SEC
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TILE COURTS.
Superior Criminal Court.

DHpsI
CONVICTED.
Oscar Holmes, alias jumper. and Jim Davis.
burglary and grand larceny.
InFoRMAT1oNs FILED.
John Henry and Henry Williams carrying
concealed weapons
CASE CONTINUED,
Joseph r. Bourgfs and FentOn w. Gibson.
charged with shooting and Wounding Valerie
D. Srans.
ON TRIAL.
John Relin. Jr,, charged with embezzlement
e SO
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BAHEl BALL

Cheva1leys VS.. the Gladiators.
A game OF base ball was played between the
1hfsyal|eys and the atadiatnrR Mt the Ogden
Park yasterhav The score stnnds ne follows:
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second son Of the eldest brother Of the great
Napoleon. is said to be preferred at Chisel-
hurst AS head Of the house to Prince jerome
Napoleon. Prince Charles Is forty years old,
and has the true BoDaparte face. He holds
eral OF Corsica, where he is very popular.
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A Demolished SkiH.

Wednesday, evening skif. containing n
man named james Antonio, eolltded with the
Oanal street ferry and WINS crushed to pieces.
The occupant escaped nnlninred.
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CINCINNATI, July II. - At Morgantown,
Ind, fire originated In livery stable and
burned eleven horses. Several persons mar
roWly escaped with their lives.
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One of the dsagreeable features about be-
ing near-sighted Is that q man Is in danger OF
taking his wife for another woman and being
pOljtH to her--IDes Mulnes Register
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Iowa Crops.

DEsM oIHEs. Ia, July 17.-With favorable
weather for q few days the wheat in this sec
tion will be harvested and saved from oil
damage by chfnch bugs.
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Second Recorders Court.

Hugh Farley, charged with wounding a hoy
lpas than mayhem with n dangerous Wearou.
was sent before the First District Court In $1,000
bonds, and for discharging firearms In the city
limits was fined 825.
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An Indiana Connagratlo.

aF FOR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE Sec
OND PAGE
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19

OTiCE.-J. II. Primrose mas taken the
IN management of the old and reliable
sewing machine mpany-the Wheeler d
Wilson. This maclijne has been lately
Improved, and IL an entirely new machine,
and is known AS the Improved w Wheeler a
wilson. IL IL the nnest made lock-stitct
sewing machine now In use, and has ad
vantages su uperlor To any other.
We hope our friends will give us a call +,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine
Our territery embraces Delaw re and
Chester counties, Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern .ore OF Maryland.
Our oifice, at present, will be found at
72s Market street. After the 25th of March
next we will be found at our old stand tho
Garrett building, No. 71s Market street,
~AGENTS WANTED.
feb5-dtf ]. II. PRIMROeE
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-pENINsULA SCHOOL NOTES.

Pen INSULA oChOOL NO AS.
The Georgetown public schools did
not open on last Monday, oD account OF
some mitch IN the arrangement. On
Tuesday evening the Commissioners
held q Injecting and decided to re-open
them on Monday, 18th inst. There VII,
be vacation during court week anu
Also a vacation for the Christmas hoil-
davs. but with these exceptions the
schools will run continuously for SIX
months.
The public school association of Kent
county, Md, met at the schooiroom In
Chestertown, on Saturday last, thirty
one OF the teachers OF the county being
present. The regular election of ofhrerr
for the ensuing scholastic year resulted
in the reelection of 4. II. Perkins presi-
dent, j b. Crosby vice president, A. N.
Ebaugh, recording and John #. Copper
corresponding secretary. The questions
How TO teach composition :" and
"WhAt should be done with Imperfect
recitations?" were discussed.
At meeting of the Board of Trustees
Of fredericksburg School, held Monday
night week, Miss jennie Cooper,of Sea-
ford, was elected principal for the ell
suing year.
The Lewes School Board put their foot
In IL last week. Charges were brought
against Miss jennie l.. Corbeit, the teach
or, by Mr.. G. p. Wiithanks, for whip,
ping his youthful offpring in school
Miss Corbett is spirited Yankee girl
and would stand no foohsbness. Al
. meeting held by the Board
she sent In letter stating tha'
shs did whip the boy, but it was pecaus,
he willfully dehed her authority. and she
was ready to do 80 again in slmlla
case. The Board got into fight, but Ii
nally acquitted Miss Corbett'
Tie Conference Academy has abou
100 students.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
Current Notes.

A rev Partisan spectacular nj,
Black Venus. is to present AMI,
cry aud an African princess.
An English Spelling Reform
alton lateiy established in EnoII
cludes Bishop Temple, Of ESeiI
many other eminent HE n.
Chicago has just enrolled 4e.
pills in her schools, and provides
instruction $50 teachers.
Presid mt Hayes in his Detroit
promised the natives continued 4
ty If only the government will
alone. 1t is is a cheering sign VI
head OF the government can
frankly.
Asthe season for shooting squiI
at hand, the young men of the
fraternity around Mllfordwill sy}
selves Of the opportunity tc obt,|
OF then as they are said to be va
tlful ,One man killing as many as
seven in one day, besides thousj
mo- qultoes.
King Alphonso and the Arch
Marie Christine viii b. married
rid on the 2sth Of N ,vem Der. II
aud her l.. other will sail from II
Barcelona on an Austrian wat.sb
voyed by a Spanish squadron.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
REGISTERS ORDER,
REGIsrER's OFFICE.

r. New Castle county, Sept 3. 1879
Upon the application OF Charles 4.
Lore, Executor of Mary Stats, late
of st. Georges Hundred, in said coun-
ty, deceased 1T Is ordered and directed by The
Kegisi er that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice of the granting of letters
Testamentary, upon the estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
Of, by causing advertisements To be post
cd within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six OF the most public places OF
the county Of New Castle, recurring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZPTTE,a "a newspaperpub-
lished in Wilmington. and to be contln
ued therein three weeks, (e o d).
<~. Given un Ter The hand and seal
u. q. of Office of the Register aforesaid
t~~~S al New Castle, in New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
wfltton. =. c. BIOGS Register. a
49, MOTTO Il.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased must present The
same duly attested to the Executor on OF
before the Fifth day of septem Der
A. d. 1880, or abide the act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided.
CHARLES B. LORE
Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del. sep6 3weOd.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
FIFTH EDITION.
OUR COUNTY COUR rs.
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.

NEAR THE END OF THE QUARTER SKIS
sIoNs- A dull. MORNING IN THE
HALLS OF JUSTICE.
Specially reported for the GAZETTE.
NEW CASTLE, Sept. 10, 1879.
Court has been holding one Of the
dullest of dull sessions this morning, and
every one has had the "blues," more
particularly the Republicans, as indict-
ments against number of ajherents to
their party, for illegal voting, went be-
fore the Grand Jury.
At IL o'clock the Grand Jury was dis
cha ged till 3 p. m.
The Grand Jury In elec' ion cases
found the following true bills:
J. w. Mccall, Jno. 7. Vandegrift,
(three), VIM. Ryan, Owen Hannum,
Chas. Alexander, John Hockster, col,
David Findley, Jno. Briefly.
There has not been thing done In
Court except the usual formula of OPEN
ing, and the whole mornings session re-
minds one Of Dickens description of Il Q
English Court OF Chancery.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
A FEW NOTES FROM SUS

The corn crop Of Gumboro,
be short.
The crop of corn in Little Gre,
dred will be more than the aver
so says ex-senator Martin N. e
Mrs. James Ponder fell one :
week down a fight of stairs d
painfully but not seriously injur(
James Mumford, of Milton,
county, was found drowned in Il
ware river, "Wednesday NOR
Queen street wharf, Philadelphl1
J.. Ely Quigg, ESQ.,, of Mild
poses to give readings and recla|
the court house in Georgeiovn|
evening of the 18th of Septembel
The schooner 7. j. Hart sailS
Milton wharf on Tuesday lai
cargo waa wood. She is to u
tween Milton and Philadelphl
other large cities.
The work on the iron bridge
Broadkiln has been completed,
bridge is now ready for tie acO'
tion of the public.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19

SIXTY or seventy Republicans
or less prominence in New ~ y
signed a circular addressed 70 !uI
of the State, which sets iohu
why Republicans who .s ae',is y,
within the party cannot 'o!e ~" ,O'
for Governor. Copies Of Ins
have been sent to most oil Ins
cans in the city and thoasanu' 10, lDr,l
mailed over the State. Inc le,O, \,
to be formidable and viii coun,| y.
half of Governor Robinson, s
the antilnachine ltepuollcal,sio
for Lin. The evident lnlen.lUu a.,'u
Kelley to elect Cornell u .'st u"t' \
bring into active service a'S ssn,|
who really desire a decent .i'o.. as,,'
ton of the government reeslu'ttill an, 4
ty, and the powerful argallIiIa gTlnsiasnt|
are ON the eve of avltal r, rfe,lus', ,his
test' isn't effective WIN 'N'
Times. -
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
Lu Us NATyIp =
A IEoPAln -.

a .,I,n,l 'norAnD CANNOT cn, ]
srors' nut A Ntnpo 'aAs !.
WHITE. ho NAN
CASE BALTIMORE, !. rl, Sept. ls.-A ,..J
o.,se Is report d from We.,r',iOsu a isu
,;an Mm,cn n, has recently attrscled rsc".'p,' \
sron 'rna Oh ora a number of scien,is'. sa
vine ahe iusus q , nature is Abraha%e Abrlr,,'e
snS WHO IS coslored, is aged siytv'si., a,1a.n
H,'I ~ NV, was formerly a slave Of ASSJ s'SS
ca,na ,a baltimore N ore county. When Il al1 y
ZANE vann, TO Carroll county, anu and
parents parents. were both black, and ~ \
himself N was as black as e,'o"s a',u y
twenty-five years ago sa.,
their appearance on his "a fscs 'p0l ! y
ana They have continu d , 10 ,a.'' a'''
now his entire face and bc,ap ~ Sp'e !
"a d-his body to the waist ."u' snd,
arms and feet are white, onIv IS, ~ !
sp"s, resembling freckles, rem,' ny
~ rs face. lie enjoys good heal,l teala'
; lar no satisfactory explanation ls''1
81 gwen ,s',,.n Tor this curious change ir
PHYSICIANS puzzLED.
Some of the physicians WIN
amined HIM attribute it to c,u,, nm
tact with acids in the tan y,rd a'
the preparation of the hides, uh'
regard it as a specie, oferysInsl. Il
ham las reared a iami v Of chi, h
OF whom are as black as he ",
younger days. Thus far he b,,
all the tempting offers Of shown
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
Foreign Tciegraphic Sun,ma' y ,

Cetewayp was utterly pros'rated wheh
captured and had with him but twenty
two folio wers, i've of whom were shot
while attempting to escape.-The En-
glish labor troubles are increasing
There is some expectation that Parlia-
ment i to be summoned to meet soou.--
LORD Beacbnsheld has been making a
speech IN which he represented large
numbers Of American farmers IN iht
West as selling their lands IN order q
emigrate I'd Canada.-There has been
revolt Of the Afghan troops at Herat.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
PENINSULA SPORTS.

The Delaware Bay fishermen say that
the reason that "croaker," or Cape May
goodies have been SO scarce In this mar
fresh water that have come out of the
creeks INTO the bay and driven them
away from their feeding grounds, the
bay fats.
Oysters are now in vogue and they are
fat and good. The oyster packers III
various parts of tie country are com
wencing operations quite extensively
Reed and rail birds are shot IN large
numbers on the river fats near Puri
Penn.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
An chCr Line.

UNITED MATES MAIL STEAMERS,
Sail from New Nork for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY
And REGULARITY to LONDON direct.
Passage I'd Glasgow, Londond erry, Bel
fast, Liverpool.
Saloon Cabins, $50 to $50, Currency.
Second Cabin. inc udlng all reqai sites, sl0
STEERAGE, t2s,
TO LONDON BY DIRECT STEAMER,
No Steerage.
SALOON CABINS, S55 and S61.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Passenger accom- IN odat ions unsurpassed
for elegance and com fort. All state
ro,ms on main deck.
For books of Information, plans, &C.,
Apply 10 HENDERSON BROS,
Bowling Green, New York.
Or to SAM. f. BETIS, Adams Express.
sepl8, Wilmington, Del
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19

NOsanm Committees a. q tug stsie, issp ihslc
M1,'s,rieIs within this ,he several
aPp1bpii.osta az sbis State. the c,sadi i,sd for es!aS !!
; E; ::::; ?; :; $ ::
city city ;n 81 Maifih each Of ihe o,herI O. rs each q
Castle ,n C9In,tl Z enl Count. nt,yy.sss ss Tcounyd
The T,hs,,e County are Ip,,s payatio 10 De piss
Bank B.n, County 81 nsS at tae Districts rIs =, d
Dsvsr; "a apS pSe + farmers FarS + RsEYNoo1hsa| n
.own, s,sie Treas. and IT. Is. iSs /
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
FOURTH EDITION
Iu,, \ cations for To-Day.

Clear or partly cloudy wedtter, Nth
possibly HgAt rains in o'e northern portions
soutteriy, ,ueering 10 colder norh"est o"'os'
foiowed ty rising barometer.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
STATE VS.. FEDERAL AUTH

WASHINGTON, Sep,. 10!
time since a State Court in NOHq
lima ordered the release of some
seized by United States Revenue|
Commissioner Raum, after ex
the case, has advised this office
der United States law the o'a'
has no authority to make an ola7
ca.e of seized goods; aud thai la]
executing it is Liable to prosecute
officer has been instructed 10 '"
session of the goods again ana
them. This may lead 10 an inv
question of State jurisd cllon'
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19

WALL STREET YEsrERDAY.-The
stock IL arket was generally weak until
the closing hour, wheI 1t rallied Money
on call at the Exchange was offered at
four per cent in the'final dealings after
lending at Eve to six all day. Govern
mept bonds vera firm, while railroads
were dull and lower. Exchange was
uuiet and steady.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19

An American millionaire now So
journing in Rome has asked pei mission
Of the authorities to have an exact du-
plicate of st. Peters statue made. A
moulder is already engaged to take its
cast, and bronze founder is afterwards
to execute it. 1t will cost several
hundred thousand dollars before the
bronze finally reaches America.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
THIRD EDITION
ANoTHER AFGHAN MASSACRE.
4 uArIvR REGIMENTS AT HERAr REVOLT
brT- Ann nuRpER THEIR OFFICERS.

Fst, 81 LONDON, Cept. 10, io'''
fhe Tines despatch from Candahar
SAYS General Hughes brigade has been
ordered TO Khelat-i q hilzai. The regi-
ments mutinied ON the 5th inst. and mur,
dered their commander. The Standards
AM-Kheyl despatch says Intelligence
hsu. been received here of terrible OUT
break at Herat The troops have re-
yolted aud murdered the civil ana mill
tary authorities" Herat is the most I'M
portant city in Western AfRhan,stah.
and ON account ofits position mas aiways ;
Contention between England aud Rus
sial = ft.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned up To o'clock ON Wednesday, +,
September u, 1919. for printing Ave hun
dred t6oOl copies OF the Journal OF the X
W. Grand Lodge OF Delaware, I. y. y. +.
Estimates TO include price Ier page for
composition. paper, press WORK. GOV ers and
b nding. Size oi page 10 bc The same ~
that adopted by the Grand L.dge OF the
United States.
Paper 10 weigh 90 pounds TO the ream ;
sheets q by 3tinches. Proceedings proper
u be set In small plea, old sty le, communI-
cations. addresses, resolutions, reports OF
com mittees. Ac.. &C, 10 be SET In BOURGEOIS,
old style.
Estimates TO " clude alse, two hundred
t200) copies (folded aud stitched) OF the re-
oris OF the u rand Officers-wnich are TO
be printed and delivered ON OF before Octo-
bert, 1919. and the type IL pit Standing for
the Journal without extra charge therefor.
The WORK must be :irst class. and deliv-
cred at the effice OF TIE Grand Secretary
within three 49, weeks after the receipt OF
copy. Proofs must be furnished.
The right 10 reject any or all bids IL re-
served. Isaac W. HA Liam,
seplO-6 Ct Grand Secretary
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
LATEST CABLE NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. 10, 1870.
The United States steamer Alliance
las arrived at Gibraltar.
Emperor William has arrived at Slras-
burg to witness the military mauUuvres
The Standards Vienna correspondent
says the rhmors of an Austro-German
alliance are disbelieved there.
The Times Paris despatch announces
the death OF Mgr. de la Tour d'Auvergne-
Lauraguais, Archbishop of Bourges.
The Staddards Pesth despatch reports
that the army now occupying Novi Ba-
zar will be reduced by 5000 in Novem-
Der.
The Times despatch frcm Berlin states
that NJ. Tisza, the Hungarian Premier,
will also participate in Audrassy-Bis-
marck consultations.
The London correspondent of the Liv-
erpool Courier announces at Germany
will shortly call fresh monetary con-
grcss 10 be held in Berlin.
An iron shield has been successfully
secured over the fracture in the side oi
the sunken iron-clad Grosser kWfurst,
and there is now every probability ol
raising her.
EUROPEAN WHEAT.
Mr.. Thomas G. Scott, the well known
agricultural authority, writes to the
| Times as follows :-''The government
and trade estimates show that the sur
plus wheat in America, Russia aud in
the East is j05, 900 quarters less tlan the
ageiegae deficiency of tue various coun.
tries, and rise in the price OF breadstuf'
is Hereford anticipated. In the kiei
districts of Russi /, which are generally
fertile, the price of wheat and rye pei
pound (ahout thirty pounds ~eighD
which was 80 and 30 copecks respective
ly in 1878, is now l25 and 10 copeck'
respectively"
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19

A Railroad train moved out of Den
yer with "A bride on board, but the care
less husband was left in the station. lie
was wild with excitement when he un-
derstood that she had been whisked of
on her Honeymoon journey alone, and al
myth Compassionate official put him
on special locomotive, with orders to
the engineer TO oyertake the bride at all
hazards.
In consequence of the non-delivery of
a telegrapNlc message, the first iniunna-
ton that d Scion (ill.) family received
of the death Of a daughter was the deliv-
cry Of her toilined remains by an express
company.
The stea mer Hard Cash, which left st.
Louis Wednesday evening for Walnut
Bend below Memphis was sunk forty
miles below st. Louis, and the cargo III
her hold badly damaged. The steamer
was valued at $4,000, and was insured
The shareholders of the CONSOLIDATED
Bank of Montreal, by vote Of 924l
shares against 1G95, yesterday called OF
Sir Francis Hincks, the President, to re
sign.
Secretary Evarts yesterday pad to tht
alto n y Of the La Abra Silver Mnin.
Company Sl32, 800 81 ON account of til,
award made in favor of the company b,
the Mexican Claims Commission.
Soft she Il crabs are not near 30 plenti
ful in Indian River as formerly. This il
caused by the scraplng away ot the foO'
by dredgers. The same cause has driver
OH the rock fish.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-19
CURE YOURSELF!

hr Bphannan'H "veg.table Curative" iswurrantcd to
permanently all forms ot spsrmato rrhro hemnsi
Nrainss- C~neral behiy, impo.ensy etc. aud restores
Lost Power" and brings back tie "ycuhfui vigov" OF
those who have destroyed by evil
Jfacts-s In FROM two 10 weeks tim This
iy, which has beeU used By DR.. 2C.annan In his pr
practice for thirty years, known
tail IN curing the WORST CASES 1t gives vitality AnC
energy with wonderful effect to those middle aged
who feea weakness beyond their years Its inygor
ttng properties felt at Young suffering
the consequences Of tlat dreadtuly destructive
hab 4 sefAuse can use this medicine with the
giiHs strength and erdicy of spirits at once tact
tonic aud anodyne to the rraxed seminal vesice
snh rritated ducts impaitng power rad tone and re
storing them to their natural state, the II the
banetu habit had never been INDUCED in The ingre-
dicnts simple productions OF naturc-barks rootA
herbs etc. npd area specific for the above diseases
n1- Price, Five Dollars, sent with full direction. etc
to any address. For sale only a. DR. & Bohannan's
office, No. III North Fih street between Washington
avenue aud Greet st., st. Louis Mo Established In lsz.
of-nr s"Trcalse on Special Diseases. which gives
aclear Sneatlor; OF the nature symptoms, nvpns Of
cure etc, of~fPHILiS, SEMINAL wFAkNRss Et6., sent
tREt to any address upon receipt Zone stamp
MARRIAGE e: 5: r.: 4;
SEGkETss:s;::. s.: iS$$:r1:;;: :;s ;..s::s #:
OF erpes Sent securely sealed for 30 cents money
postage siamps.l Address DR.. q. BonANSAE, ~
Noru Ffh Street 81 Louis. N"