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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-02

Your paper is great comfort to
me; in every number find something
to put away in mind and memory
something that did not know before,
and which will I've of advantage TO me
in time 90 come. IL man can read,
he can get a good education by taking
one good paper; he can keep up with
the world and make himself an enter
tanning member Of society; he can talk
up little on most any subject. Book
learning is a very good thing, but he
never reads the papers and passes for
a fool in his neighborhood. Some
papers are not much account to ap.
pearances, but ! never took one that
didn't pay me in some way n good
deal more than paid for il. One
time an old friend started n paper
away down in Southwest Georgia and
sent il to me, and subscribed just to
encourage him, and so after while
il published a notice that an admins.
traitor had an order 10 sell several lots
in my county. So | inquired
about the lot, and wrote down to my
friend TO attend the sales and run it
up to fifty dollars. lie did so, and
bid of the lot for me at thirty dollars,
and | sold il in n month 10 man il
joined tor n hundred dollars, and so |
made sixty-eight dollars clear by tax
ing that paper My father told me
that when he was a young man he
saw a notice in II paper that a school.
teacher was wanted away of in dis
tant county, and he went down there
and got the situation, and little girl
was sent to him, and after awhile she
grew mighty sweet and pretty, and
he fell in love with her and married
her. Now, il he hadn't took that
paper. what do you reckon would have
become Of me? Wouldn't be some
other TELLER, or maybe not at all -
-tDixie Farmer.
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"lonng man. said college profes-
sor to an undergraduate, who had ask
ed for and obtained leave ofabsence to
attend his grandmothers funeral, II
find on looking over the records that
this is the fifth time you have been
excused to attend the funeral of your
grandmother, Your leave OF absence
is therefore revoked. Your grand.
mother must get herself buried with
ont Won this time"
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SOLID GROUND. Never affect to be
other than you are-either richer or
wiser. Never be ashamed to say, 81
do not know" Men will then believe
you when you say, 81 do know" Never
be ashamed to say, whether as applied
to time or money, II cannot afford
it, III cannot afford to waste an hour
in the idleness to which you invite
me" III cannot afford the dollar you
asked me to throw away" Once es-
tablish yourself and your mode of life
as what they really are, and your foot
is on solid ground, whether for the
gradual step onward or for the sudden
spring over a precipice.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-04-02

The CAST OF A GREAT Moral
DRAMA.-In the great moral drama
to be enacted by the Republican par.
ty in Chicago next june the dramatis
personc will he represented as follows;
J. y. Cameron.
Prodical U. S. Grant.
The Household. Delegates to the Convention.
The grand climax in this unusually
fine programme will be the killing of
the fatted calf Harrisburg Patriot.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

The public will experience . feeling
Of relief when il learns from The Port.
land Bee that the cause Of the loss oi
tl.s Dilhsrree. on the Colaubis rives
ksr last week. "wAs in the unwieldy
vessel herself" The meaning Of this.
We presume. 10 that the Dilhsrree.
Mpush ~ A iron ship worth $50. 600.
to which had been entrusted IN >S0, coo
fAsgo for transportation 10 Eoglaad,
and which. until she reached the WRECK
fa,nous mouth of tho Columbia. had
always been ) succeasful vessel, was q
bad construction, preventing her. FOL
instance, when drawing eighteen feet
from safely going over . dangerous ba'
on which thefs was but seventseu o.
water. The explanation Of the Bee VA
sxcsllsnt a. fer - il went. and in view
Of additional light thrcs IN spon Il l,
the foregoing will Be accepted by III,
public - quito correct
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-21

Mothers! Moshers!! Mothers!!
Arc you disturbed ct night and
broken Of your rest by sick child suf-
fcriug and crying with the excruciating
pain of eating teeth! II so, go at
oncs and get bottle of Mrs. Wins
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediate
ly-depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There ia not q mother on
earth who has ever used it who will not
tell vou a. once that it will regulate
the bowels. and give rest to the mother
and relief aud health to the ch,ld. oper.
ating like magic, 1t is perfectly safe
to use in oil cases. and pleas mt to the
taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and b<st female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
esch bottle. None genuine unless the
fac smile of Curtis & PERKINS is on
tho outside wrapper. Sold by ali
Medicine Dealers. Is cents bottle.
Beware of limitations.
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promise il in the Wind. lis Md that
Blaine b not to make sn active esnv.ss
in Ohio against Shssman. Ebbtman's
friepds are to cneAifer B.sine ne an
svailablD second choice, end RIsine' a
friends ere to think favorsbIy d Sber-
man - . second choice.
LOUISVILLE. March 20-The Courier
Jovrnafs Grayson Ky special says
Last night one hun 1rei men went TO
James Bnioos house On Big sinking
'Cseek. t. notify john Jogys. notori.
Gus character. to leave the country.
Binion refused them admi,tance and
cred Fifty s.,o,s at item. killing oos
man. The regulators broke down the
doors. shot Binion dead. s.ized Boggs,
tied hio. fred shots into him. hung
him and left. afosr shipping l9-Jesr-
old son Of Binion's for joining in the
fufIlade. W @a
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A disorderly liver is frequently
caused by worry AMI trouble, over
work. the use II tobacco. Intense study
hard drinking. immoderate Eating. in
doience. fast living, late hours. l,cen
tiousness, etc. etc. and undoubtedly
the bet remedy is that standard medi.
cine. Emil Frese's Hamburg TEA taken
as occasion requires. either with OF
without medical advice. But unles.
you discontinue the evil that brought
about your diseased liver. You have nc
right to lock for more than Temporary
relief from your troubles. Be warned
ere 1t i to late. and try the medicine
we recommend.
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TO OWNERS OF VESSELS.

SEATTLE. W. T.. March 20, 1880.
Expecting in o short time to be re.
licvea from the duties Of L. 5. Local
Inspector of Steam Vessels for the Pu-
get Sound District, l wish to notify
ship and steamboat owners that / have
thoroughly rebuilt my marine ways. In
the ship yard al the fsot OF Cherry
street. IN Seattle, and shall BE- prepared
TO do oil kinda Of building or repairing
vessels ct short notice.
Models. drafts, plans and specifica-
tions for building sail or steam vessels
furnished to order.
All applications for use Of the marine
ways must be made to me in person.
- WILLIAM HAMMOND.
Ship and Steamboat Builder.
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EAATERN srArES

WAsHrxoroN. March 20-The mi
nnrity report in the Donncl, y " ashburn
case says that WISH burn g majority was
3Ol3; thak.the district has aIwsys been
largely Republican. The maj6rifi1s rang
ing from 2u96 To Sl53. Tue report de-
clsres tnat little il any of the evidence
befoee the commit tee w0nld be received
in any court Of justice. beng generally
hearssy and very unreliable hearsay It
thth fhese 4 evidence that both aides
used moucy to poll the district and
provided nj. aus OF getting voters for
both parties. and spoAksrs rcosivcd mo.
nsy. While the committee do not cay
such use Of money 10 entirely lssiti.
msto. cs'rtainly it 10 not uuususl. The
sittisg Uarmber Was unwilling to Dig
nifty tbs alleged testimony by Offering
TO diaprovc it. There vas little worthy
Of beng disproved. Many witnesses
were disappointed applicants for brides.
Whether &c not tue Law providing for
the numbering Of ballots was constitu.
tional, there is no Law Or precedent for
rejecting 1882 votes thus numbered.
The report meets. all other qussti0us
from legal and equitable ssandpoiuts.
aud concludes that the election vas
honest and tbs result correetly can
vassed aud retarued.
PIrrsBuRoH, Msseh 1O--4he btu
minus coal miners have adopted reso-
lut,ons ct syopSshy with the working.
men u California IN their efforts to
res,ss the Oppression IT capital and the
introduction Vt coolie labor.
Anxrals. Mach 20 Pour iseroes
and Ons white man were drowned by
The capsis,ng q Skin az WALNUT Bead
this mourning.
4 Kansas colony Of uegro<s for Libs-
rio. loo in number. passed mp the river
today.
NEW OkLIAxs. March 20sh--The
steamer Mary Louise. from Shreveport
TO New ORR, Ans. ssAk in Red Mayer on
ThursdaD amos,sine. md il suppssed b
be : tosal loss. hss irsisht consissed
Of 1900 lalra nf COLTS. The bat and
cargo srr valued q olOO. COO The
soston will probab!y b SAVED in dam
aged couditsou.
l ssAoossNp40Ss AAotsyu 10 ! NC E38U08D
rejected SHmMers, the 0oesgia csrsus
superyissr Blaine modo 3 haneroeo
speech ON Ina occa stos. savinx ~ NJ
establishes beyond asy dosbs,i IN bic
letter r. the President Asking foe the
appointment. that hs was . Urn and
sldinchinx Kepubl,e~n. and "a his sab
i&Quent letters aud declarations, seskinR
oo1ilrmasilA - The hsnjs Of che 0eaats,
shst 10 was nd hot and uncoupro-
aaisinG OeMsorak. purthee than Tho,
u ~ prsved hiuself q hsve been sn
s1awctssw9 L., ALA ard enthnsisasie
Centsdesase. Il rsvtes." cid Diaius,
"that ! have NOT sso v..ses: Cor then /
would take pleasure IL giving one 20
osa6rm tAis devoted Unio..iss and this
siocsre Repnhlican. snd equal saiislac
ton il giving the oeAer 90 seiecs shss
active rebel and this a,dent Deme-
crst."
CulcAoo. March 20 -Ths later. Oussa's
WasAinseou special says Il 10 rumossd
that somethtns 10 the nature Of Z COM
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It 10 rpuorsd &ke mills will slsst up
en fun DE- t9s fre q :be month. but

Tho Perkins. Ataianta, Hueneme and
the English ship Julia arc loading and
soon all wiz be ont and away for their
various deNinstions. Ths old barker :
tine V3etoe looks snythisg bat . victor
now riding at anchor as il she had
livsd beyond Der period Of usefulness.
These constitute the feet in the harbor
The ship Sycamore and the bark Cam
den and Others. several days out. are
soon expected. but as to the future. sh,
how little We knew. and especially
, with ouch men rs Ksarney. Major
Ganson. Kalloeh & Co. to coD;zpl the
dsstiny Of this western portion Of our
fair land, whose rule ard influence acts
like > tliahsy curse How can we ex.
spect pros pssity or look for anything
bat dtstltntios and anarchy frph such
bieds Of evil emen and unsavory odor!
There should - moral and civil force
inside the PALE Of the Law to send these
bowling d.gB, yes. dogs Of war and in.
csodissism back IN their former hannts
-Kalloch to his Eastern home where
bis nams and meesosy are 20 highly
esteemed, and Keafney to bis dray, ar
the pepitentlasy. his natural home. or
10 occupy or displace bis size of atmss
plers e safe distance from terra
firma with good security Of bempen
character. ard Hsjor Cannon. we'll turn
him over to the tender mercies Of the
city fashASs a. Seattle, and urder the
manipulation Of your ingenious sheriff
~ shiUpsss gem in the diadem Of Se-
sttls's rigbteoss Indignation TO grace
the jewels that collect to form the
chaiS gang 1t the corporation where of
yoess be did good service. Yes. the
'4sjor did. and I feet confident it was
the only time he did praiseworthy
act and,tl1as vas the result Of coercion.
Repeat \, the sooner the better.e 81
SAs More anon. JUPITER.
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xlfR0Pr.

LIVERPOOL. March 19-Parole fiu-
ishsd 6rse today in the cup race; Ad.
vance escoud. and Strsthblsne third
These were eleven starters. Parole
WAS otj~ctsd TO on the ground Of cross
and 0efng disqusii6ed.- the race
was awarded to Capt. Macher's Ad.
vance. Jockey Jeffrey rode Parole.
Biting just before the start Vas nine
to four agains. Advance, elk IL
one against Chocolate, seven 90 one
against Parole, and ten to one agsins,
Others. Parole at the finish was bali
. length in front Of Advance. with Z
length between the second and third
horses a
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Sunday, March 81. 1880
SURVEY or RAILROAD PASSES.


d
We give spsss - he telegram fol.
lowing for what it may b worth
ILron. N. r.. Hg1h -. 1870.
70 Hon o. Jacobs. Eos0s n GSatL:
Frederick Billings. President Of the
Northsrn Pacific Railroad Compssy.
authorizes mo to ssy that bis orders
have basn cent f. inms1 istsly s6sv9
the Snoqualmis Pass and Passes south
of il. II the 6aoqualmie IL found to
be the best Pass. it will b selected re-
sRseslless Of favor 20 sUy parsicuiar To-
,oslity. = W. G. 6QyIRE.
The reade q tie foregoing knows
now - much Of tbs matter - We do,
and can speculate for himself. The
survey Of TIE Snoquslmis Pass By ~
Norshern PsaAc Cohp1t5 ny - nnl
10 . great deal to Seattle. end il may
not amount 10 aaythisg. No bepss
should be allowed to hieBe upOs It.
and no canal. wagon road. railroad or
other project be permitted 70 suffer in
consequences OF IL. The nnxstsinties
attending the location Of the Nosthsrs
P4ei6c Railroad, its terminus, Land
grant. &C.. have been among the worst
injuries sustaiosd b the eouotry bes-
aering on Puget Ssund. We haze had
enough Of them in the past. md wsnt
no more IN the lutars. II the Company
chooses to some 70 ~. we'll and good; u
not, We have lived. and csn live. With
out it.
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It will also be noticed that the bal
ancs Of trade has been largely against
the Dominion.
Thres-fifths of Csnads's imports are
from the United States. aud about one.
third her exports ere to the sUpited
States.
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SHERMAN HIDE 3 Co Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music and Brass instruments. address
SHRRMAN, HYDE 3 Co.,
aug3l .dAwly Fan Francisco.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EXCLUSIVELY 70 fns IxrxlAlosscsa.


PoRr GAMBLE, March 19-Arrived,
bark Roswell Spr.gus. San Francisco.
PoRT BLAKELY. March 2O-Arrivcd
brig I. w. Lucas. from San Pedro.
PORT TOWNSEND. March 2O-Ar.
rived. schooner Peerless, from San
francisco. Sailed. ship Alaska. 70.
Seattle. ~
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MELAHCE.
pon1 0AxB1.y. March 10.

" Ed. Isr1a IaeEScKR: = CIoudy 81
nrizzling wsater is NOT yeryl fopitioaa
for news. pr fr6aful Of Items We have
had tever3f vefy fne days Of late. The
cheering sunshine pe~riDg into our
chambers in the early morning kissing
away the shadow with its bright
beams. and shedding . food Of glory
over the cold damp earth, is certainly
snimsti0g and most acceptable. But
jast see how eloquent ! sm becoming
all to onst. without the least provoca :
,ios. Wei IviIl b forgiven. if you
please, ana hasten 70 ten in few words
all I know Of Interest 10 sshis little
hsmletsby To ~. III
Mills ru6uirg % TO thirds time at
low wsges; plenty Of hard work on
that basis; some Iusty growing 1t the
hard times. but they do not scare at all
a vs5y, few Idle men In t0~a. and not
Aitoxss6er-a pieasant outlook. for with
the disturbed political body that now
prevails there can be no real prosperity
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


LAND Office At oEuePu. VIII
February nh. laao.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TIE
IN fOlloWine-lanoA setalee Aas 1lod uo&ice q
his tnteatioa 20 make 11al proof n support Of
his claim. snd secure Anal snzy theceof. and that
the proof Of Als vieneGoss viii b mads bofose
Argus neck1nAesh. Esq. AMotaxy Public. q Ids
once y seattle. ". T.. Oh Monday. the 18th day
Of April. 4. D. 1850.
MATHEW 1nlD0u. Prs-emption .. q. No. lIse,
Tor the Loso3 a1d q Section -, Tovuahip q
North. RanRo 0ass. and namee'the fo.lrVfn9 ~
hts illnesses 10 psovo he oo1ttnuou AsidencA
upon and cul'ivation Of oaid trsct II: .edish
Page. Dsvid Stewart and William " xis, al
Of sssttls. xino connty. ". T.. I'D e.. FOWLER,
OF Port Eiskely. xitsap county. W. Z or aug two
Of them.
nesY ~aAl i s-~1lSis;r. )
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Photographs Of the only correct map
OF the Sksgis gold fields, drawn by Mr..
8. G. Harris, can be had at humphreys
or OF jack Levy. mI3dlw
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"A decreased trade will Be noticed.
Separating imports and exports We
have the following: sssg
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or OF jack Levy. nI3dlW
Photographs Of the original and only
correct map Of the .Skagit gold fields,
drawn BY r. NJ. Creswell. can b had
ct L. b. Hsrkness's Money Exchange,
where also can be seen the vain
effort ct imitation Of Mr.. Harris aud
Jack Levy. ere
mlld1w r. N. CREswELL.
OREGON GARDEN SEEDS,
"A FULL line OF Garden and Field Seed
fresh from the Salem Seed Gardens.
and for sale IN large or small parcels,
ct Catalogue Prices BY
KgLLoo0 B SNYDER,
Agents for o. Dickinson.
The Cottage Gallery will remain
open few DAYS longer 10 accommodAte
those that have not heea able 20 get
Fittings. d. r. JUDKIxs,
Photographer.
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The import add export trade Of Can.
Ads, daring the past three years. Has
been 40 follows: .esgiE ~ ~.
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OREGON GARDEN SEEDS.
BORN /,

kAfSBR0OK-At Port 08tely Mareh lSsh. to
the wife Of Joasph Rayrtr oh. Q son.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-07

HaIfOrd Table Sauce. sold
by all Grocera.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-07
River News.

The Tidal Wave arrived down at 6;3C
o'clock this morning. with a large cargo
aud left on Der downward trip at noon.
The Josephine down arrived at 6:3C
with full cargo and left at 1890 A. NJ for
St. Louis.
The Annie came down at 8 clock this
morning, and left on her trip down at 2 P.
NJ, with large cargo
The Arkansas is now due up. She has
a full cargo and barge in tow with lum
Der. which she is taking TO La Crosse, to
build new packet.
The Alex Kendall is due up on Friday
morning.
The Petrol came down with log raft
this morning at 9 O'Clock. The raft broke
on one.of the bridge piers, and the steamer
has been engaged most of the day in get
ting it together again.
The Diamond 10 is due up to morrow
morning.
The L;bbie Conger is due down on Fri
day.
The Josie will leave St. Louis to morrow
for st. Paul; the first boat through.
The Saltwater came down with raft this
morning, and returned up at 2 p NJ,
The Wild Boy came down to day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-07
The Election

The election on Tuesday was an excit-
ing one. and great interest was manifested.
There was some close work on candidates
and scratching was the order of the day.
In some of the wards the Republicans
voted straight and solid-especially 10 the
Fifth where the aldermauic vote was pre-
cisely the same on both candidates. The
result of the election teaches this much,
that the political fight is now narrowed to
the Democratic and Republican parties
and that the Nationals are the third party.
1t also demonstrates tho fact that the
Nationals did not play square in all the
wards, specially in the Fourth whore John
Aster was almost universally scratched.
There are other things, too, which helped
to bring about the defeat of the Fusion
city ticket. which will be referred TO at
some other timo. The fight on Mayor
was a sectional matter, the vote clearly
demonstrating that it was up town against
down town and on this issue Oarse made
the race-or at least the voters so viewed
it. and the majority of 70 in the First and
| III 10 the Fifth wards proves 1t. Mr..
| Cameron's opposition or supposed oppo-
sitiou to the logar sewer, lost him many
votes, while Carse being down town man,
was regarded as 10 favor of it, aud being
unpledged really to up town w1rk-for or
against, the majorities in tbs upper wards
for Cameron were kept down closer than
would have been the case, had Carse been
pronounced opponent to up town
interests, Besides, Carse had many warm
personal friends vino voted for him, and
altogether his victory is no greater than was
expected John Aster's defeat is to be
regretted as his experience would have
been of great value to the city 10 the
County Board Had the Nationals kept
their word in the Fourth ward, Aster
would have been elected. anyhow 1t is
charged that in the Fifth ward, many
illegal votes we're cast. while it is ! known
fact that the Jail was emptied 10 the
endeavor to beat Lunds 10 the Second
ward.
The result. although not as gratifying
as mighf.be is still sourca of qualification
to Damo Gratis, who have done a. well as
could be expected, considering the great
odds against them. The splendid run
made by Mr., MosentelIer is a high com-
plimeat to him, aud shows the popular
feeling ii his favor.
On the whole the Democrats have moth
ing to feel bad over, and are in good con-
dltiou to go into the fight on the old party
platform and under the old banner as in
the past.
MIR. Cvrbett's Yote was Il high compii
mont to that gentleman, apl the s2lendd
majority he received i'll the Third ward,
his own home, shows 10 what regard be is
held by his neighbors.
The full returns as shown by the vote
are as follows.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-07
Enrared-.At Harpsr,s Theatre.

The title of this piece which is to be
played at Harper's Theatre tomorrow
evening should of itself be very attractive
especially when 1t is remembered that it is
written by W. s. Gilbert one of the mos
successful comedy writer's of the day and
even the age, and when it is also remem
bered that the chief character is sustained
By Miss Jane Coombs, the highly accom-
plished and finished actress. Where ever
this celebrated comedy has been performed
by Miss Coombs and the caste, which are
to play at our theatre on Thursday even.
ing. it has metswith universal approval by
the public and the eulogies of the press
have been most lavish. Those who have
seen Miss Coombs and those who have not
are well aware of her powers of delinea-
ton and her accomplishments as an actress
and know that the various phases of
human feeling, whether of joy, sorrow. or
placidity, are depicted by her IN a way
that causes the listener TO forget for the
time being that he is watching repre-
sentation and not looking at reality.
Reserved seats can be secured at Wylie
Il McCune's.
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REMEDY POR WORMS.

i've Onr Thanks.
MR., AND MRS. DoWNER
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-07
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour
age; the result of MENTAL OVER WORK
INDISCRETIONS OR EXCESSES, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured By
HUMPHREYS HOMEoPATHICS SPECIFIC No
%. 1t tones up and inviGorates the sys
TEN, dispels the gloom and dependency
imparts strength and energy, stops the
drain and Tejuvenates the entire man
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers
Price, $l.00 per single vial, or IS, 90 pei
package of FIVE viais and $2.00vial of pow.
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Me
DIcINE COMPANY loo Fulton Street. N. Y.