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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
\ EGAL NOTICE.


Jnseph W. FLra, and Luther G. Benedict.
Will take notice that an January 29th. 1880
Moses Scott med in he court ri Common Pleas
of Wnod county, Ohio, his petition in AN action
wherein he Is plaintiff. and Lorenz Luce, Jn-
seph W. Flnrn, aud I1ther q Benedict are
defendants, setting faith that ON september
23d, 1875, the defendants weie partners
4 ing business under the firm name Of
l.. LRce 4 Go. That on that day plain
iii aud defendants entered into written
CONTRACT signed BY him ami bv them ia their
ssid firm name, whereby plaintiff agreed TO
cnHvey iu defen ants Lots Nos. lOl, lO2. and
1875 in Eck's addition tn the village OF MIlbury,
Wood couniv, Ohm, npon tho paymtnt by de-
PENDANTS of $3.50 in one year and $3.50 in two
years from the date of said contract, with in
terest at the rate Uf seven per cent per annums
which defendants promised 10 pay, and also To
pay all taxes assessed against said premises.
That plaintiff has been at all times ready and
willing To perform said contract on his part;
that defendants took possession Of said prem
ses under said contract, but have failed to paw
said sums or either Of them or the taxes on said
premises, but have suffered the same to become
delinquent. Plaintiff asks that said contract
be declared forfeited ana V0id, and that he he
restored to the pos OssessiOn OF said premises, aud
for other proper relief.
That defendants are required to answer said
petition by March 2Olh 1880, or judy nient will
MOSES SCOTT.
42fsl4OO BY CooK & TROrF, his Al'ys
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05

L. c. HovEY, late Treasurer of Urhana,
Is put down as a deiaulter to the tune Of
$64,77S.16.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds,
STRAW BERRIES
PEACHES, &c.,
New Sorts, by Mail.
DIR. HOYT,

or Upper sandrsky, Ohio, is treating
Piles aud other Diseases OF the Rec
tum. ChrOuic Sores, etc.
The Doctor has treated over E01 casos during
two yeas past. with little pain 10 the patient
lie warrants all cases, and treats on the principle
OF " No cure, no paw DR. Hoyt Will visit Per,
rysburg the SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH
MONTH, aud can he consulted at Whites Hotel.
I2m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
JAMES TIMMONs, Editor.

Napoleon offers $3.50 and right Of way
70 the Columbus, FindlOy 4 Northwestern
Railroad.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05

froi' LOUIS Brown, Of Munich, is at work
on the most colossal painting ever put on
canvass, picture OF the battle of Sedan.
4OO Ieel long by SO feet high.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
EARME0RSALE

nfrer my valuable little farm of eighty acres
for sale. II Is in high state NJ cultivation
sixty-two acres cleared. aud eighteen acres of
valuable timber land. This farm has n good
one and half story frame house containing
six rooms and pantry; also a good wondhouso
been built since 1872. Has two good wells of
water, u thrifty young apple orchard IN bear
ing cOndiiion, and other smaller fruits too nu-
merons to mention. This farm Is situated te-
tween the 7. W. 4 W. Railroad aud Maumee
River abuut four miles east Of Napoleon and
three miles west Of Liberty Center, Henry Co.
For further information apply 10 undersigned
residing 90 said farm. STEPHEN WHITE,
Liberty Center, o.
Jan. o, 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT

lnWitncss whereof have hercunto subscribed
my name, and caused the Seal of my Office to be
affixed. the day and year above written.
lSeall JOSEPH f. WRIGHT. Supt.
n. l.. Hanson, Agent, PerrySburg.
II. Cargo, Agent, Bowling Green.
II. J. Gnrdner, AG't, Grand Kn pi dS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
MERCHANDISE.

THE BEST SHORT HAND. sss, s.:.
assured. Easily learned, written and read.
An elegant accomplishment, business neces-
sity. Taught by mail. Text books. Reporters
supplies, &c, furnished. Young Writer, lOc.
First Lessons, 25c. Compend Csc. Ag'ts want
Row, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
Saved From The poorI,onse.

For years David Allingsworth suilcrtl
with Rheumatism, and notwithstanding
the best medical attendance, could not fiid
relief. lie came to the Soiota CouHy
Poorhousc, and had to be carried into aud
out Of bed, on account of his helpless con.
dition. After the failure of all the RENE
dies which had been applied, the Directors
II the Poorhouse resolved to try the cele.
brated German Remedy, ST. JACOBS OIL,
and this was fortunate resolution for,
with the trial of one bottle, the patient
was already much better, and when four
bottles had been used upon him, he
conld again walk about without the use OF
cane.
The facts ms above stated, will be verl.
lied by the Editor of the PoHsmoath, Ohio,
Correspondent
Scene in New York "Please, air give
me penny; my mother is starving and
we have nothing to eat, aud no money to
get food"
"Can't do it, little girl; Pm on my way
to subscribe to the Irish reliet fund, aud
must not be bothered. - World.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-03-05
EDWD. RIDLEY & SONS,

800, 81, 3III5 Grand street,
5s, 90, G2 81, 0G, Gs, 10 Allen St,ett,
New YoIk City, N. Y.
, 1880-10-17

lne1r things, the tree men Of the North have
aeeaaten th1t 1t would be Il crime TO break down
d koo4 government simply to satisfy the hys-
t. ttsaEAt "nlmperinE3 OF few trunscendantal
tpols LOT Change. The result Is Il triumph for
ane R9od sense OF the people. which a3ain has as-
.G5 atselt In a fts clearnesa and penetration
o. aua u usmonstrAted that Republics Gun exist It
H. y triumph Of National honesty over the inQa-
aou ahd reputation tendencies Of tho Demo-
cratic party. Such revolution, such triumph,
euth victory. We were not prepared for. Hur-
Ina Tor the great ally and associate OF the Re-
And the Illinois Staats- Ze{tun1 writes the fol-
io"ln9, which the Republicans would do well to
need: " We compared In a former article the
elections OF the 18th Of October with the battles
afo,tnd Metz u4~l6 August, l67D). The Repub-
hcAns have been victorious in these preliminary
August until the decisive battle at Sedan Sept,
:, leto the German armies did not rest; they
were not days OF quiet aud reposc for them but
ol naru and 1ncessant labor and excrtiops
Ihue It must be with the Republicans Their
mars ~ IGnr and Gravelotte have been fought
sedan OF the enemy. And as by Sedan tho
freucn, 50 tho Democrats will tight on the I'd OF
November with terrible bitterness and extreme
pertfnacity. Conscious OF the fact that they
eventually will be victorious. this fact must
nerve the arms Of the Republicans for the com
,nR action; instead Ut falling back aud resting
upon their laureis. They must boar in mind
thai with the election Of Garfield their duty hus
only been half performed. Not alone the Fres.-
dent, Tut Congress. must bo Republican, Our
successes So far hnve reduced the Democratic
majority I'll Congress BY one hall, and this m,1st
be overcome Oh the "a Of November. Illinois
must contribute Its share; besides eiecting Cur
wrest9d from tue Democrats. Then Illinois has
d0no her duty
, 1880-10-17
"NEyER defeated in peace or in war;
3h1ts him; James Abrau Garfield.
PERSONALS.

"1et us think OF Missouri" ."-ar. BaT117tn-
Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati. like
other savtngs-banks, is very feeble and not e1-
pected to live long.
In the midst Of great danger men are ap-
pareutly insensible to fear. 4rcsident OF Phil
alelphia lcaped from a third story window the
other day to escape from his 1nfuriaIed wife.
An exchange states that Michigan man
choked TO death with straw the other day.
The pernicious practice Of taking something
Eith straw in It was never better illustrated.
The Signal-Serrice is an exceedingly Valu-
able institution Yesterday afternoon notice
was given to the Inhabitants ~uf Chicago to look
out for cold weather. and such Of them as we're
not frozen to death Immediately complied
Those patriots, Barnum and Lande1s,
They swore like ''our army in Flanders"
The Bourbons should rule
BY the aid Of the mule
But the mules have all died Of the glaaders-
The Roman system Of pronouncing Latin
1s to be adopted at Yale College. This is right
The other system may do we'll enough for the
parlor, but too many boat-raoes have already
been lost by its uso when the coxswain began
swearing at the men
Patti is going to sell her castle in Wales.
The ESTATE has been greatly poached upon, and
one of the poachers had the audacity to offer
for sale at the castle game which he had shot on
the estate. This man could make more money
Is We-insurance agent.
The smiling South
Made up its mouth
For great things in October.
Its grin is gone,
Its faca Is wan,
lr fact its somewhat sober,
, 1880-10-17
THE STORMS ARE GATHERING.

Winter is coming. The cold, clustering
weather yesterday made the ladies think
about their furs, and the result was grand
sathering at A. Bishop & Co.'s fur establish
ment, l64 Suite street, corner Monroe. Here
they found such stock Of fine furs as was
fairly charmed with the magnificent seal
dolinanS aud sacQues as we'll as the regal ele-
eance Of the fuz-lined silk garments and tho
stylish and graceful caps to MATCH This
hrln 90 not claim TO sell ''chcap goods" but
they DO sell first-class goods at tho lowest
figures possible.
, 1880-10-17

~nenses arc gone. He sits on
wards eIecaou s,a ri the picture OF despair OF
the ruins "a ;aT at the loss Of bis dear dollars.
election anu Pc zane home to Connecticut, but
Nr bstnuM ,.a. senr him dispatch In these words
Repuo an more mules" Barnum has been
"Bus ,,...+ieacd with Mr.. English. and Mr.
greatly .s.a last week That If he were not
Lanae.1r rnolish @ should not be elected in Novsu-
, 1880-10-17

,,x,. wandering President sends the fol-
49, ,'.estch 10 bis friend, William h. S.. Of
ceaso, Gu the election nm news; oo+ 3a-w. h,v.
,ha e1ection news up here and have taken
heara asrce tae drink from the Columbia River
o1 verast an1 MFs !, aSysss VII
tof h.f. lad State. Fishing Is excellent here.
fsQt p1pA H@"' Il r. r.
, 1880-10-17

TIE counties constituting Gen. Garheld's
Congressional district Increased their majorlties
LOO rotes and gave the largest vote to the Re-
rpbucan candidates that has been cast for many
yeats
, 1880-10-17

u.nr HAMPTON in late speech said:
can Hancock was the best United States Gem
" VI drr'nr the War. Maybe I think he WAS the
e. EN- hecause he told me that RaVe hin the
gorst xhipping he ever had.
Tns s novel testimonial. and, as Wade puts
>. acoounts for his admiration Of ths "Iocal
..1n" candidate.
, 1880-10-17

sonRs thinks the people, after all, want
ebangt-riz.:
NEw roRK, oct. H. lSm1"< t non =; =. udrasta:
~ oyal Congress A Solid North with our COM
pnments 1MAns a. otoNha ,,
, 1880-10-17
MEDICAL.

Cuticura Hesolyent Is the greatest blood -purt-
fer in medicine. 1t acts through the bowels,
liver, kidneys. and skin. Cuticura, Medicinal
flesh and skin, allays inflammation. ttchfug, and
irritation. nud heals. Cutcura Soap clcanses,
heals. softe,,s whltens, ind beautihes the skin.
1t aud the Cutcura ShuvinR Soap, the only mo-
dIciual shaving soup. are prepared from Cuti
curnx
, 1880-10-17

THE Illinois Free-Trade League, shaving
branches in every town and county OF the State, !"
ought to be able to express e pretty vigorous
opiniou OF Gen. Haucock's tariff letter.
, 1880-10-17

Two CANDIDATES, and two only, ran ahead
=. Porter IN Indiana They were the Republican
rsnd.dates for Judge Of the Supreme Court
The people had a mind to rebuke the intamy Of
INT juue decision. Telegraph it to the boys
, 1880-10-17

TIE big Warren meeting told Trumbull
County, in which Warren ia situated, increased
ber Republican majority SO votes over the cleo
ton Of 16.9.
, 1880-10-17

Cutfoura Remedies are prepared By Weeks &
Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
Et. Boston, and are for eIle by all Druggists
60 cents; large boxes, 81; Cuticurn Kesotyont,
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle: Cutfcura
Medicinal Toilet Soap, IS cents: Curfcura Me-
dfcinal Shaving Soap. Is cents; in bars for Bar
bers and large consumers 50cents.
AH mailed free o1, receipt Of price.
, 1880-10-17
Eczema,

Manuel Manintz, New Orleans. It,, writes:
"No others cnn compare with tue eCuucura Rem
% case Of what The doctors called Eczema, Which
was e6ectual1y cured In eight weeks"
, 1880-10-17

MR. S1NGLEToS's opinion Of Hanoock's
tarl1 letter would be interesting just now.
, 1880-10-17

4 timely use OF Hop Ditters will keep whole
family in:robust health year with but little
, 1880-10-17

For constIpation. blliouxucs4, fnti1-
gcsHou. headache. take Arend'< Vegetable
Bowel Regulator. It acts Hike E CHARM Re-
suits: Pure blood, healthy complexion, clear
head. Prfco 81 cents. Depot, northeast coruor
Madison street and Fifth avenue.
, 1880-10-17

or tho many cough remedies before
the public Macllster's Cough MIXTURE gives the
PEI ~ - saunsAc.ton ~ rgparSq onS W sonn ~
for sale by ali druggists.
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,sr.3s Tan. fha {clIcv;ry stcrv. "a

A gentlemen just returned. from
Canals tells The following story: "A
day or 20 ago, the engineer Of . train
near Montreal saw large dog on the
trsok. llsskipe furjously. The engineer
whistled. bot tie dog paid no lstten>
ton to the noise and refused to stir.
The dog was run over sod killed. The
engineer observed that be crouehcd
close 10 the ground 40 he WAS struck by
the cowcatchor. A minute later the
engileer saw . bis Of white usslin
AuSsoFtng on the locomotive. ADD he
stopped the engine. On going back to
whore the dog was killed, IL wss dis.
covered that MOI only the dog, but
little child had been killed. 70 Wa
then seen that the dog had been stand.
ing guard over the child, and had
barksd 70 stts6ot the attention OF the
engineer. The faithful animal had
sacridcsd his LIE rather then desert bis
charge. Tue child had wandered away
from . asiohboring house. followed BY
the dog. and u 10 Supposed that the
child Icy down aud vent 70 sleep 90
the track"
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EATING ENOUGH AND rec MUCH


The amount Of noafishmsst which .
person needs greatly depends on his
constitution, state Of health. habits and
work. A ssdentssy Das requires lsss
than one Whose dulles ds@ssd the ex-
srcise Of bis muscles. and brain
worker needs more thss a idisr. Bat
unqssstisnabIy. thsmjoity Of - take
more than No need. Indeed. food and
work are distributed most uneqoshy.
The msn Of Leisure 10 also the man ef
means, and. accordingly fares samptu.
ousIy; while the lsbores tolls for eight
hours, and finds IL dimcult 70 get
enough to repair the waste Of his tbs
sues. Yet Chinsmsn will toll under
the tropical sun. and 6nd . few pics
worth Of rice or jovrah sufficient TO
sustsis his strength A Rrsoehmsn will
not ct hall shat a. Eagiishmsn ss-l
gagged 10 me sAms work viii dsmasd,
and b Dpsoish lsbosss. ssnseut IN ords-
nary times. with . watsrmeloo ADD
BIT Of black bread. will toll in tho
vineyasds ard grow fst On . dissssy Of
oniop posridee Asd grapes Il 10 true
tUbb AAs AASeoSys Wbcu OOdbtnB tou
Cootinsntal railway, found that one
English ssyvy wns worth coapls Of
spare fed foreigners. But. 90 ths other
hand, the British Columbian and Cali.
forniaa gold disgsrs. thso whom .
more magnificent ct Of sthlstes does
not exist, live in the remote mountsins
of the fAs West. maiply on beans aAv~
ored With fe~ oabss Of pork. But
they also obtain the best OF water and
the purest Of cir. and thsir out dnos
life and active exercise enable than to
digest every ounce Of heir frugal fare
The English soldiers, though better
led than those Of any army except the
American do not gst one hsIf the
smoppt, 81 solid nutriment which the
idIsss d club loungers considers indis-
pensible for bis sastcnancs. An athlsts
10 training 10 allowed even slssa food !;
yet be prospers on the limited fare aid
prolongs bis life by ths regimen 10
which - be- been subjected. King
Victov Emnsnusl was q monarch OF
the moot robust physique; yet be only
ste ode meal per day. and it Is manifest
~ absurd for any mau 70 require three
more or less weighty meals and an sf.
tsrnoon cup Of 10 to support the ezes-
ton Of walking 10 the club. riding al
hour 10 the park. writing nots OF two.
and dancing . couple Of milss around .
ball room. The ancisnts had their
.amsthustoi' or 'ssbsr stones.' BY which
they regulated their Indulgence at
table Tho modsrns have not svea this.
But they have their govt and their liv-
srs 10 warn them. when II 10 too lats.
that nature hasL bssn ovsrtssksd.
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insl Weakness. Isnp potency. Tight iossse "a
dscenns, ptmpies on the fssA, and lese mAnAe
eas posiiiveiy b cured. Ths sick - sa1ssls1
should no. fail % call upon him. lie poeS
has travelled extensively IN Europe, snA inspe
thoroughly The various hospttsls theirs. se1sc1y
gFsse deal Of vz,uabis infoFmstioa. vh1ee "a
- competent 10 impart 70 those IN need . -
services. DIR. afBBoN viii nahs ~ e.
unless b eGoct scure. Pussons q o!see
NAY 0G CURED AT HOME ~
musicsti0us strictly eonndensssl. You ..
80 but ths Doctor Henons vritlse = - ~
Tor will please state the name Of The pepS
re this advertisement IL. Chsfgsg 49,
Call o. write. Address DR. .. =. GILL; N
l.eM. Gaa rysnctseo. esad 80 ~
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~ the CeveYnsr OF the Territory II
Washlagtos.
wsxHxAs. e 10 the duty ~ the Governor. Il
leoss nxsy Aays bsf1re sny gsesfaa election. "a
issaA his psoclanaston designating the oncss 70
b nfssd q sueh erection.
so Territory. do hsrsby declare that general
election VII b hsid in said Territory fussdsy.
tks s<esed dsy ~ N0vs0bsR. A.D one thousand
sisht hundred end eighty. ct which the following
nADed o0c<fs NIL b elected:
4 Dslsesss = -sspssssnt said Territory In the
fssty.ssvs9th Csnsrsss Of tbs United states.
DueAdisg General.
- a Qumtermaste9 general.
4 0s0nissagy 6ssrai.
N Adjnenns 0sasrsl.
4 Psaasestias Attorney for the nni judicial
district
a Prosecuting Attorney fer the second jndieisi
disly1et. -
Presiding Attorney for the third Judicial
4 nsnbsr of sAs Beard Of Equalization for the
nrt t~hcisl disxlc4
ksnbcr Of - Boasd Of Equalization for The
sscond judicial District
;. Msmbsr Of the Board Of Esnsnzssioa for the
third Judicial district.
Msmbsrs Of both branches of the Legislative
Assembly,
And ell county spd preeinct ofAcsrs required BY
tks laws OF said Territory.
In tesfimony whereof have here
unto set my nand and caused
fs tbs Great Seal Of the Ter
ritory 10 BE- sfaxsd. ct Olympia.
s a d :Is e 1'ss. cd an: on;
eighty. and OF the Independence
90 Of Tie United Statss the one hun.
ELISHA p FERRY,
BY order OF the Governor.
n y. 0wnas. escretwy.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING CoUN.
i y. wsshinstoa Territory.
In The matssr Of the Estats II HORACE ".
ROWLAND. Deceased.
Order 70 show cause Why Decree Of Distribution
should NOT - nade.
o. spsiias Asd Ming he petition Of Moses n
mo11oc1n. sdm1Ris:sstor Of I'D es1sts, setttna
fortA thst said estate Is in proper condition 10
be closed. and that . portion OF the residue Of
~ estate remelns 70 BE- divided among the heirs
a said dseeaseA. or the psrsons entitled thereto
II ID ordered that ell persons Interested In the
estate q tbs said Horace ". Rowland b and ap.
pesr before the Probate Court of the County Of
klog 81 the court-room Of said Court. In tho city
q Seattle n safd King County. on SATURDAY.
the i0sh day Of October. AID. 1850. ct tan ti0)
o'clock s.m., than and tAare 10 show canse why an
order u distribution should not Be made Of the
rssedne OF nd estate among the HAIRS OF said de-
ceaeed. rs "A tft1
q = further ordered that copy Of this order -
pue)iahe1 once vesk fer fear successive weeks
before the said sth day Of October, AID. 1850,
IN Tun WKnxEY lxfKILlGHuckR, . nevspapsr
printed and published In said King county, and
q g:.ssal circulation In said Kiss County and in
Done Is open coaa. this ash day Of ssp.subsr,
AID. ieO. THO1Xt DuHxE,
Judge q Ne Probate Ocars.
rsaslrosI OF yw Z. a,.n ..
L Thongs 1urHs, lido sad sz-oasso CLERK Of
The froba3s Court q Xing county. wasAinetoa
fsrsissy. % hsssby certify thaa the foesealsx q
true asd eos:scs copy q IN ssds. nj. day a.ly
records thereof.
,rsl = my Sss6 =. slissi - - 4 "a
t ssT saa' - % ssB g :' |;s;..sss AID.
Judge and sx oaicio Clerk Of the Probaas Court Of
King county. wsshaagtoa Tsutsosy.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Oh. GIDB0B'S
DIsPENsARY,

600 KEARNEY ".
OZC cornsr Of Co.
mercisl street. So
Francisco. Hstsbiiseee
In 1854. for The trses
rnent 81 asxual snd -
inal Diseases, such =
Genorrhsa. 0geses
atrtcsure. SypAtae
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Ths fashionable girl now lays her
he'd On the shoulder u her male com.
panion whom travelling. scoouling 10 .
CineiaAati Eaquirr writer, Who says
The incest girls do Il. and they arc %
demurs, - inncesnk % unoooecious Ia
their osnnsr that no one could deem
the practice hsrmful. They have the
uncoacssnsl cir of, udng . spillow.
This roeld have be6n rspsshsnSIhls 3
YER ago; now fashisn and mothsrs
permit Il. Bat the man must not 90
Tar forget hnsslf - 70 slyly Aux the
girl. II he doss, shs pops bolt up
right. and will leaa 10 him no mors
foesvss. That 10 new bat approved
stiqasetasI tYIk
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rha Lyaa coaaty 7:.a<. printed IN.
f'asosiax: In Jalgs Harhins Court-I
Attorney 10 lsdy sisaeA-.Ds ron
i,irntef1 h,lis saa r. as.Yee =. q
"W6a b ~ swtlt u & uol 1 pud.
ding bag" -Hev did thee Ao,es cone
10 ~ il Il r Tia hahg vOse ! them
citing 1tound On The aoos."
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kmisAon. Aversion b socisty. Dimnssn Of yisio..
served II the urine end many other disesses tbss
lssd TO insanity and death. = - y
Dk. MiNTiE viii aal &c 20 forfeit FIVE Hur.
pekD DoLLsns for case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his spceiaI advice snd
tfeafment1 will not cure. OF fos ANYTHING Impure
% injurious found IN IL. Dir xiNTlE treats All
rrtvafs Dis asts successfully without mercury.
CossuLTAriex raEEr Thorough exzsninxfisn nj
s9s,ee. tneiudins ana ysis Of urine. IS 90. Price
Of SrrxL Rssfossrivs 81 On . hottie. .r sorr
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-10-05
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

II . nsver-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
kxhsssted Vitality,
seminal Weak
spsrmsto rtGs. LOST
AAkfooD. impotcn.
cy. Paralysis. and all
0s terrible satcts OF
Self Abuse. youthful
foifies. and excesses in
mstarex years - such
- Leas OF MemoC,
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