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NERVOUS: DEBILITY
GRAY,s SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

OF Vision, Premature Id Age, and many other dis
eases that lead to Insanity or Consumption, and a
Premature Craze. sE-Full particular S In our pam
phlet which weNesire to send free by mail 20 every
one. - The Specific Medicine Is sold by all drug.
gsts III 81 per package or six packages for S. win
he sent free 10y mail on receipt OF the money by nd
dressinT THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Mechanics
Rock, Detroit, Mich. sold IN bloomsbury by & A.
kltim. ga may7, S-ly
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All that it is recommended to be.

opera House, Columbia, Pa.
Dear Sir:-l have used your excellent Indian Blood
Syrup and 1t has proven just as represented. can
recommend It to all.
Wm. RochOT.
Wholesale Merchant, 9TH street.
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Unanimous Recommendation.

The following add their testimony for the Indian
Blood Syrup:
II. L. Greaff, engineer X II.
j. Il. smith, at Budwins steel Works.
Mrs. snyder. OF Columbia.
4. Brener OF Washlngtonburgh.
John keuyS. OF Safe uarDOr,
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Farm for Sale !

Tue und signed of rs at private sac FARM OF
SIXTY-THREE ACRES, with FRAME HOUSE, barn
and other buildings thereon, situate in Fishing
creek ship IL, good state OF f.cuiraion Located
near Asbury Can be purchased on reasonable terms.
\ fine orchard on the propert', and never falling
Spring Of Water near the house FUrpert'culars ad-
dress JOHN j. SllLhS,
aug 49, 'SO-gm' Forks, Columbia county, Pa.
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work. You can make iroll 81 cents TO - an hour by
devoting your evenings and spare time to the bust
ness. II costs nothing to try the business. Nothing
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send you full particulars and private terms free :;
samples worth IS also free you can then AXE up
your mind Tor yourself Address GEORGE STlNSON
4 CO., Portland, Maine. oct 3, 'I9-ly
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Grant registers himse'fss "from Appoma-
tox," piece of clap trap almost as violent
ms hi, oyatiuns,
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PENSIONS s HSsrS Sl 'SISsr Sa4S GsqS, sy aSans u
disease or INJURY, rs entitled to pension. Pensions
date back TO lime oi discharge or death ( soldier
claims OF all description prOst cued. Copies OF lost
lscharges obtained. Gains filed by attCrneys Who
ave nee died, or tIom other causes have ceased
practice, finished without delay. Address with
stamp, IL. 5. BERLIN a. 60 ATTORNEYS
w, eO-Jm wac +. U. BOX t92 Washington, d. G
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An Astonishing Cure.

Monroe, Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir II had been afllcted with Cough, Loss
OF Appetite ana Dyspepsia for ten years. could
not properly attend to my business, and hearing OF
your Justly celebrated Indian Blood Syrup, resolved
to try It, which did and IN "A short time was much
improved. ] now have good Appetite, aud have
enjoyed good health ever since commenced its use.
j. Labarr.
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The Remedy did more than she Expected.

Newberry, Lycoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:--The Indian Blood syrup did more than
expected 1t would and It has cured me OF Liver
Complaint. use II as a Medicine and would not be
without II.
NJ
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Dear Sir For many years my WIFE was ailcted
with Dyspepsia and we spent con iderable money
without receiving beneft. We procured some or
our INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP and she began 10 improve
IN health from the time she comenc us USE
solomon ID SNYDER
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Liver Complaint.

tentrala, Columbia 90. Ia.
Dear Sir This is To certify that was unwell ana
could scarcely attend 10 my work, think my Liver
was affected. procured some OF your lNDIAs BLOOD
SYRUP and now after a shoit trial, feel like new
man. l recommend Its use 10 all.
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$500 Il: i:
- money fast. Any one can do tht
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Eaton, Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:-I had been troubled for a long time
with a Pain in my stomach, and found no RELIEF
until began usirg your Indian Blood syrup. lInd
1t the best medicine In use. and can recommend IL
to all OLD and young IL saves many dollars III
doctors bills, and one large bottle did me more Sood
than five dollars worth OF other meaicine
Marian Labarr.
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River kilograms.

CAIRO, May 6.-Arrived: Grond
Tower, Yicksburg, 8 pm; Anderson
Nashville, II; City of Vicksburg, St.
Louis. Il; Golden City, Cincinnati, 1
am; My Choice, New Orleans, 4;
Champion, noon. Departed: D. Full
ton to the Ohio, 8 pm; Grand Tower
to St. Louis, 2 am; City of Vicks-
burg, 2; Ny Choice, st. Louis, 6.
Clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 6.-River falling
slowly, with II feet 3 3inches in the
canal, and'9 feet 3 inches in the chute
on the falls. Departed: Vint Shinkle.
Memphis to Cincinnati; ]. H. Bigley
and tow to Pittsburg.
PTTsBURG, May 6.-River 5 feet
l inch and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant. The Carrier leaves 4
pm.
CINCINNATI, May 6.-River 26 feet,
5 inches and falling. Clear and warm,
Arrived-Ktna and tow.
ST. LOUIS, May CARVED: Cher.
Okee to Pittsburg. River falling
steadily. Clear and warm.
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county. The lines are bound to be
drawn this year to some extent, even
before the November election, and
our national friends will find that
they have a magnificent array of lead
ers, but small army of voters. Au-
gust of 1890 will tell a different tale
from 1873. Some of the nationals
named for Office are good men, quite
competent for the places named, and
personally, we have no objection to
themi but, as the democratic party can
not we'll afford to surrender its organ
izatiop for the accommodation of a few
clever gentlemen, it is rather difficult
to see how they can be elected. The
democratic party can survive defeat,
but not the bartering of principles
and consistency.
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BY CABLE.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May GA sub
committee of doctors have presented
a report declaring that Col. CONNER
ofes assassin is not and never was
insane, and the members of the med
ical council adopted the report, which
has been submitted to court-inartial.
CABUL, May 6.-The governor of
Ghuznee has written to the inhabit-
ants Of Logan valley, advising them
to be friendly to the British. Mahom-
med Jan has written that as the Brit
lsh have evacuated Ghuznee, he hopes
they will retire also from Logan.
PARIS, May 6.-The council of
ministers to-day deliberated in regard
to the execution of DEGREES against
unauthorized congregations. The
government is firmly determined TO
apply the existing laws. Up to the
present time no congregation has an
piled for authority.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 6.-The trial
of DR.. Weimer, charged with abetting
Salovieif, who attempted to shoot the
czar, will take place on the 11th inst.
The Berge (semi. Officially saws the
story of the arrest of Sheyitcb is a
mere canard, and the report that tie
assassin of General Krapolkin had
been captured is incorrect, although
three persons now in custody are sus-
pecte1. Henceforth, sentences by
court-martial will be Communicated
to the emperor for sanction.
CoNsTANTINopLE, May Gas a
means OF postponing the payment of
the army and civil service contractors.
their claims are referred to innumer-
able commissions, and these, after
endless delays, hand them checks
upon some provincial board, which,
upon appropriation, is found penni.
less. In its extreme embarra ssment
the porte has seized the pension fund
Of the foreign post and telegram Office
employees.
LIVERPOOL, May 6.-Dale Eecles
suspended; the firm were broLars
of Outram & Co., Preston cotton man.
ufacturerS, already suspended.
LoSDoN, May 6.-The bullion in
the Bank Of England decreased 1885,
OOO pounds last week. The proper
tlon of reserve to liabilities is 46s per
cent.
PARIS, April 6.-The condition of
France has rarely been more trapouil
and promising. The taxes though
enormous, are collected without
trouble and they so greatly exceed the
estimates that the difficulty is how to
make the most equitable remissiops.
A vessel fitted out to transport
fresh meat from South America TO
France, has been sold to an English
company for one hundred and eleven
thousand francs
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THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.
Convention at En-.
thusiaSm for Thurman.

COLUMBUS, May G.-The democratic
state Genital committee assembled at
Comstock's opera house, and was
called to order by John G. Thompson,
chairman of the state central commit
tee. In the course Of few remarks
Mr.. Thompson urged harmony, and
said that whoever Ohio stood by to-
day would go into the national con-
vention with strength that would
greatly aid him in securing the nomi-
nation of that body. Frank Hurd, of
Toledo, was chosen as temporary
chairman, and J. S. Croll secretary.
Mr.. Hurd made a short, but ringing
speech, predicting with united effort
a triumphant sweep of the democratic
party in November. His reference
to Thurman as worthy of all honor
from the democrats of the United
States, was greeted with long contin-
ued applause.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
Keeper Of a ReiOrmaIOry Killed
by Convict.


ELMIRA, NY, May 6.-This morn
ing while McKelvey, chief keeper Of
the reiormatory, was endeavoring to
punish an insubordinate convict. Ed
Symonds' from New York, Symonds
suddenly turned upon McKelvey and
plunged a sharply pointed case
knife into his stomach. McKelyey
reeled from the cell into the corridor
and fell dead. Symonds then handed
the knife to an assistant keeper and
was locked up in dark cell. Nickel.
Vey was from Detroit, and was an old
officer of the Michigan state prison,
lie leaves wife and three cbilarop
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LOCAL pALrr1ns.

Our national, independent labor
greenback of6ce-seeking brethren
wayward brethren, most Of them who
have strayed from the democratic
fold-will meet to console and encour-
age each other at the Greenlaw opera
house tonight. There will be good
attendance representing the three
great parties which propose to take a
hand in the August and November
elections. The thirty-fve speakers
will not all be there, but there will be
enough of the ''disinfected" dem
ocratic orators on hand to whoop up
the boys and reaffirm their adherence
to the new flag, and their solicitude
for an appropriation. There is lots of
talent in the new Shelby county party.
In fact the talent is out of all proper
tion to the voting population that the
leaders can rally. This is the only
county in the state that can afford
three parties. The republican party
consists of all the colored voters in
the county with few exceptions not
amounting to one hundred,
and some three hundred white
voters. The democratic party
has about the same strength as usual
minus the white nationals who former
ly voted the democratic ticket. There
has been some street talk that all the
elements opposed to radicalism would
get together somehow, and support
common ticket at the August election
1t is hardly to be expected, however,
that four or FIVE thousand unswerving
democrats will go over to four or five
hundred. We belong to a party that
elected nine out of the ten congress
men, and both the senators of the
state, the governor and nine-tenths of
the legislature, and that cast large
majority of the popular vote of the
United States at the last presidential
election. The causes of the split in
the democratic party of Shelby county
were purely local, and have passed
away, as well as all feeling on the
subject. The coalition between dem
ocrats, calling themselves nationals,
and republicans cannot be repeated.
The republicans have formally an
nounced that they want no more of it.
As matter of fact there are but two
parties in the county. The nationals,
by standing out, might defeat the
democrats at the August election, and
throw the sheriff's Office into the
hands of the republicans, if that
would be any satisfaction to them.
But of their own strength they cannot
carry a ward or civil district in the
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Blaine and Anti-RIaiDa ,,O,,

CONCORD, N. H., May 6.-Tbe
Blaine men held caucus this morn.
ing and agreed upon the following for
delegates at large: VIM. L. Chandler
David II. Buaum, Ruel Durkee and
Benjamin F. Prescott. The anti
Blaine men arranged the following
ticket: Phinoas Brown, A. NJ. Shaw
UhaS. Sawyer and Cbas. j. Amidon
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encourage temperance and advance
morality, and we pledge the votes and
voice of the republican party to every
good work that will benefit indiyid-
uals, build up the state and strengthen
the nation.
The convention then proceeded to
the nomination of candidate for
governor, and the following names
were presented: w. p Gillenwaters,
of Hawkins, A. NJ. Hughes, of Maury,
Alvin Hawkins, of Carroll, and Thos.
G. Muse, of Madison.
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DECORATION DAY.

Quite large number of ex-confed-
crates, and several of their lady
friends, met at the Cotton Exchange
last evening, to make arrangements
for the annual decoration of confed
crate graves at Elmwood cemetery.
Major Walter Goodman, who is still
president of the Confederate Histor-
ical and Relief Association, was
elected chairman, and Capt. L. B.
mcfarland secretary. II was re-
solved, after considerable discussion,
that the decoration and ceremonies
take place Sunday afternoon, the 10Th
inst, at 8 o'clock, provided the day is
suitable, otherwise the event will be
postponed to the following Sunday
afternoon. 1t was decided also to in
vite some gentleman to deliver an adj
dress appropriate for the day and the
occasion. A committee was appointed
to invite speaker: 1t was under
stood also that sacred vocal music
will be provided by the committee of
arrangements. On motion Of Capt.
Mcfarland, it was resolved that
committee Of five be appointed, whose
duty it shall be to appoint all neces-
sary sub committees, and publish the
names, as we'll as the order Of exer-
cises, etc., in the..papers Of Sunday
morning next. The chair appointed
Messrs. Minor Meriwether, Ed Beas-
ley, John Waynesburg, Chas G. Locke
and Gen. Gordon as such committee.
The entire arrangements for the day
will be left to this committee, and
carried out by the subcommittee.
The gentlemen named will meet at the
Office Of Greene & Bcasley, on Madi-
son street, at eight o'clock this even
ing. Mr.. Henry Moode moved to form
a memorial association, to be com.
posed of ex-confederates, ladies, and
the sons Of ex-confederates, for the
purpose of protecting and beautifying
the graves in EImwood, in the con
iederate lot. This was referred to
committee, consisting of Messrs. w.
A. Collier, Cleary, Anderson, and w.
H. Rhea. The meeting adjourned,
subject to the call Of the chairman.
The day selected for the decoration
and services will doubtless be appro-
priately observed. All classes will
have an opportunity to attend, and all
who 90 may learn lessons that will
impress them with the shortness and
mutabilIty Of life, and direct their
thoughts into purer and higher chan
nels than the cares and business Of the
week days. A regard for the sanctity
of the Sabbath day, as well as respect
for the memory of the heroic dead
will doubtless pervade the multitude,
and all may be benefited who enter
into the true spirit and meaning of
the beautiful and solemn occasion.
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Sales to lay, IS, 400 bales.

New ORLEANS, May 9th, 1l.3O am.
Cotton steady. Middliug liz Sales
to-day 800 bales. Stock, 19O,l52 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 6, 4 pm
Cotton opened frmer, now l-l6d
better. Uplands, 65d;0rleans, 6 15-16d.
Sales to-day, 10000 bales; receipts,
1890 bales; American, $500 bales.
Futures opened with light offerings,
now as follows. Deliveries for NAV,
and May and June, 6 25-32d; june
and July, 6 25-32@6 l3-16d; Julyand
August, 6 25-32d; August and Septem-
Der, 6Jd; September and October,
6 1916.
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Meayy loss bY Fire in nns,.,..

Boston, May GA fire in Beebe's
block, Otis street, caused loss to tbe
clothing firms ofWhetten, Burdett and
Young OF from two hundred to two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
simons, Hatch and Whetten. who
occupied the lower floor and basement,
lose quite heavily Insurance unos.
certained.
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Death of a Prominent Arkansas
Physician.

Little Rock Gazette special
PINE BLUFF, May 4.-Dr. J. NJ.
Holcombe, widely known throughout
the state as an eminent physician and
most accomplished and estimable gem
tlemen, died this evening at TWEEN Y
minutes to eight o'clock, of Bright 5
disease. The deceased has been suf-
fering for some years with the afflie
tion, and while his death creates no
surprise, it awakens profound sor-
row throughout our community.
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WASHINGTON, May 6.-For Tennos.
see and Ohio valley, southerly winds.
stationery pressure, partly cloudy
weather, possibly followed by warmer.
cloudy weather, and falling barometer
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Parties having old magazines or
newspapers and who wish to make
handsome book, should call at the
LEDGER bindery aud see how cheap
they can get library together.
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New YORK, May 6, 1896 pm
Cotton opened steady, now firm. Or
dinary, 93c; good ordinary, 9lc
low middling, l1sc; middling, lie;
good middling, l2Ic; middling fair.
l2Bc; fair, 1870. Futures opened
steady at-4 to 10 points advance; now
quiet and steady as follows. Deliver
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Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

This institution was regularly incorporated
by the legislature of the State for Educational
and Charitable purposes in 1868, for the
term OF twenty-five years. to which CON
tract the inviolable faith of the State is
pledged, which pledge has been renewed by
an Overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise in the new constitution, adopted
December 2, A. d. 1879, with capital OF
sl,OOO,0C0, to which it has since added a re-
Number Distribution will tako piaoe
monthly, on the second Tuesday. Ii never
scales or postpones. look at the following
distribution; -
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100 OOO fHfa1x ara NJ q,v.,, - as,rr.. - =. -.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE this day sold my interest in the
l firm of Miles \ Co., agents for Wanamaker
X Brown, Philadelphia.
Memphis. May 4, 1880. Sc IS
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of H. +; Robinson & Co. is this
l. day dissolved. l have purchased the in
terest Of j. R. Miles. VIII continue the bus
iness at the old stand, 2Sl Third street.
=, II. f. ROBINSON
Memphis, May 4, 1880. 565s
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No. sl9 Broadway. New York
or ID. l.. (5flIqanfe

No. West Court street, Memphis. Tenn
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and managoment OF
Gems; g.. u, Beauregard and Jubal A. EarlS.
N. b. This Company has no agents In { te
RRrrsH POssEasIONs, and all persons preten
ing TO be so and soliciting orders By circulars
or otherwise are SWINDLERS,
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Assignee Sale of Clothing,
AT 247 MAIN STREET,
Near jefferson Street.

MUST be closed out as speedily as possible
Ill TO wind up the business of the late frm
of Z. Lehman. A full line of Mems, Youths
and Children Clothing, and a large stock Of
bats, regardless Of cost. Stock and 6xtures
for sale. wholesale and retail.
5762 d. GENSBURGER, Assignee.
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LOTTERY.

4 bPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
n WIN A FORTUNEI
FIFTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION. GLASS
II, at New Orleans, Tuesday, May
llth, 1880. 10th Monthly Drawing.
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90 &C GARITAL PIT, n. PRIZE, $4,000;

1857 Prizes, amounting gto..............Sll0 10 400
Responsible corresponding agents wantei
at all points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
ther information, or send orders By express OF
in Registered Letter or Money Order by
mail, addressed only to
M. A. BAUPHIN,
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dyeens' nirnies on ~ 49, "a Jsst msnhes1
ean positively - cured. The stek 81 alaice0
sAGuh not fatl 70 call Upon him. fhe Dees1
he's travelled extensivsly Il Eur0pe, snA mepee
thoroughly Ne various hospitals thsss. eeea,nis
10 competent 70 inpaFt 10 those In nes1 g
sesstees. DIR. 0IbBON win make no 49,
nnlses he eject . cure. Pesyops = . o,s..
NAY ~ CUnED AT HOME Al
nunesoAtone stgiotly .eenASsnsiel. Iee ~ -.
~ viif plosss s1ses a. 800 - - vspss ~
- eois salv0tiosneuA n CAa9Gae IL ~
C1ll o. write. Ad1raGs. pR. !. - - -
H.. - rsanclseo. essd sIs1ss S.S{v
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Jour corresponisnt has % far visited
on the coast, at least In. q country eom-
munity.
The following nominations havs been
made by The respective parties Rspub-
lican nomins,ions Kelly. for
Sheriff; John Sheares. for Auditor ard
Pfobste Judce; Joseph Sweeny. for
Treasurer; o A Carr. for School Super
istssdens- Democratic nominations
Fl W whitner. for Sheriff and Assessor;
r d Wsrb4ss. for Auditor; J II Bow.
man, for County Treasurer and Probate
Judge: John Taylor, John Gey and
VIM Grahas. for cousty comnssion-
ers; VIM Bell. for school Supsrin,en-
dent: Peter Nelson. for Wreckmssssr.
and T Rogers, for Coroaer.
Mr. Patrick German. 81 energetic
farmer Of the island. has Just shown
ne the result OF IN experiment hsmade
With some Of Mods winter wheat, Is
sued BY the Agricultural Department
ct washingtou. The wheat grows in
branches from one seed 20 the number
of City or more stalks. and the ears are
from Ave 10 seven inches in length,
and raises about 10 bushels to the sore.
He states thst be II wiling 10 vsger
that be will raise loo bushels to the
acre ncxt year. This on no very extra
soil.
Mr. Brents speaks here this evening
and On Tuesdsy evening next the Dem.
ocsssic standard bearers will speak.
on which occasion they will be met BY
Q rousing reception. More anon.
DEVnLo.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

= . nsvss.fsiline CurU
for Nervous Dshlllsy,
kxhssstsd VI tslitL
eentHal wes KIN sss,
opsrmst0frhGs, LOST
MANHOOD. Inpossn
cy. Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects q
eeh : Abess. youthful
folliee, end s1cesseo Il
insurer years - such
- Lnss Of Hsmosy,
Lo0situde, Noctaenat
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TO The UNF0RT UNATE.
DR.. GIBBONS
DISpENSARY.

600 KEARyEY u.
ONC corner Of Co
msreisl street. So
rrsncisco. Hstsbiishee
IN 1854, foe the tysee
meat u 6sxuAl nd -
|tnAl Diseases. such =
'0onorrhsa. 0leces
Ntyieeurs, syyhilse