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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-09

Miss Jennie, daughter Of Rev,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-09

We correct two errors, made in
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-06-09

Advertisements of five lines or less inserted in
this column at i5c per week. and Sc for each addi-
tional line. II continued for three months or
longer, % per cent. dicount from these figures. In
all cases cash 10 accompany orders.
E>OR SALB,AHouse and one or two lots, on
II Plains street, for sale at bargain. Enquire
of Allen johnson, or at this Office 456
, 1880-06-12
Liberty for ireland - Arrangements
Progressing for ttle National C0Aven.
xtoM Of IriAta. 4AnicrfraltH4

Pht{adfrhtu Itttnrd
The present month IL likely to witness tho
Initiation Of all Important movement on the
pnrt Of n .lnrgn body OF Irisl,-Ametlcals
looking to tho ultimate liberation Of "Erln's
Isle" from English control. In February
last, Mt II meeting of prominent Irishilef
held, iM this city, 1t WIS resolved 10 form 4
revolutionary committee, for the purpose OF
tAkinK steps, Iii tho direction nnlned. This
committee Issued n coll for n National Con-
yentlon, and, b., n majority Of suvertl hu1l-
t!rcd VOTES, Philadelphia wts designated aa
the location fhr the gathering.
Tho Arrangements for tho Convention,
which is tn open oil June %, are progressing
rapidly. SntrcoanRlittees on routine, pro-
Rranl, reception Of delegates, and otlier de-
tatls nre holding datly 1leotlngs. Tho scctle
will BE-. the National Glartis' lInll, On Race
street, below Sixth. Svernl hundred dulc-
Entes, representing every Shlte In the Union,
md many OF tllesl holding positions OF lIol,-
or md profit under tho Republic, have inti.
lnatcl their Intention 10 BIZ present, willie
communications supporting The movement
md ptedEfnH cyGry possible support 10 the
tleclslons Of tho Convention hnve been ru-
cciycd from at least 2,000 lrishmctl, resident
III America, WHO, from one CAUSE OF another,
wifi ba unAbfo to put III MI .nppearancu III
porson. Tho Cnnvantlon Will Bft until tic
evening Of July ., aud, hefure adjournEnY,
will issue q Fourth OF July manifesto, OK
plalnng. the grievances Of Ireland and tile
proposed rcmedy To the people OF America,
, 1880-06-12
WEST, POINT.
Secretary Ramsey e1ivcs tho Students
Good Advice.

Secretary lsamscy Gives tho Students
Good Advice.
WEsT PotST, June 11.--A portion Of the
address OF tho Secretary 1T War 10 tho grnd-
uates to+t(ay wns considered significant III
Wow Of tho Whitaker caso It was ns fol-
lows:
ut is prominently tho duty Of graduates,
and tho graduates Of this acadcn,y who nre
boncltciarIca Of ail our leoplo, to syinbolizo
their fnitl IN tho vital source of our Nat1on's
strength, tho cqunltty OF manhood, by rec
ognlztng tho right Of nil persons, Of whatso-
ever condition, to strive for tile attainment of
sucl, position rs their abiIity and desires may
warrant. 1t Is Mi ignoblo thing to be goy-
crllet by imaginary superiority over nny Of
our less fortunate fnllDW-clttxeNs born OF Atl-
ycnftttUtls circumstances, md thrice lE,Ohlg
TO 1nnko Ral nctlTe exhibition Ut SO unworthy
q sentiment by obprussinX t'uso wa lnny
!leen lnnGath us. A true .IlnnhoMl dictates
lowly aid words OF encouragement 10 tl,osn
who arc strvEgllng to elesnte themselves. I
nsk ypits my young fr5cn1stto TO give some
Thought to- these suggestions, md to cultt-
ynlc, not only IDye Of country, but rs wGll II
WINS bnrl1."
Tho address WINS loudly applaudcti.
AS tho diplomas. Wcre awarded CAtlets
Wilcox, Tate, and Burnett werC vocifcrohsty
take ttciis. This WIS Significant, bccauBu
upon these cadets Whitaker Ind cast stls-
picions.
t;oil. Sherman's address was moro OF n
humorous character, nllti created much lMcr-
rllnent.
, 1880-06-12

more loving than the foregoing, nt'd contains
= business nllt.slnn 81 Cravn II iss flaturv ~
Nv 1.r. 'I. y so,,. ,"n tor ~ ..a n" ,,,t ,,vo
not SCH % yo sis @ "aa ,e Se'' S ssa q S"S
nlono IN thla world anu WHY cyo!a not hrnr tr,i,
Marths how ra l yom3 "eI o yo Fec, MI rumt
1 never harI,en M nnre @ nm ntI,,ll busy \.
"as sz ti ~, ts ntry neit HFray as Ss ~sers =?
sSnr Woit,,nT ci1 tos,lIy III ,,,nvn itoro ~, NJ
fully cold. Ny hcst regards tn ali, Fnthcr,
MothoF' Anht and Nrothcr Albert 1oirs tra-
NV. >, ,rr,,zr,,,, ,-o ., , ,,, ~ .mn". .,.r,.,,
THE 'SthSi.oS To Mainly THE PLAINTIFF
cnEp, Dec, Is. 1876:
Nv ooon nrAu MAtrruA. A urnmtscs tn
ysi,e to yoa ~, ebi!as t"'ioso toni n. ioS.
ferc fe,s ~ s, vof E , Hh reng e tore.
To.n!ahS5 I'LL yoi Dcar thS truth .!",'t tssi
c VIII c bon 'nppGf,s n pnf / 9 vi, yoa "" x; ;t , 59
Mfsct my hrcast % mr tunKs M s"y ill., Thsn "sniM T
snK M ~ VII 'g nS:t f"r IT. =. III 1east ,"r n to
snr 4 NJ, II, rilr;, ,rr m n,an, ~ ~ w'',r ~ ,' III
nn na 's sM @ IaE Imssnos yn "e9y gcy m IA sno r
yoa th'nE a,,y icss Of nc, iii remain, yours ior
Nc t,cat roeorrta In nil S''
' oI1s 1snnsi Hmt,1ht ~ I'll"
Excuse ba'l writotns
oS THE FOLLOWING DAY
nc "fote het nnothor:
Mr. DEAR MAnTHA: For passing timo am
writing &C. ottGM t., yoM. nonti news to
yoni .;a nGar! Mnat ~ som shinxt ! aelt snsy
s, S ss,ta aI f fsr
hnvo no;hnx It e.5y y1 e. wrt w "" |" ,n ' ~ e
and everything iii right ID tho a,np. :.
YuiIrs tf,r ovcr (:ItAs.
, 1880-06-12
TIE PRINTERS,
C0nclltHf0n Of the .nhors Of tho Tynt
graphical Convention.

conc,u.ton oe tho I,oboru ,r ,ho rvno.
grnu1,tcai convention.
Tim q,vnorronhicol Iinin', cn,,,,,;,od u.
sessions yesterday. Tho following reson-
iluns In regard to tho St, Louis matter were
rnsgctl:
Rtsna,xr That. in tho t,1v,ro,t of 4t,a ,,o,,,,
unson. NJ s. rt, enattc,l L. rtrnx1HTitjnm tEat
thoIr delegates sI,tlt he ent,tiei io snnts: ti"t
their cntier shul,l.l s,o returned.
!e*olreti, 'fhnt It is tho understanding Of this
Louis U..l9n: No. = II good standing ~ the ting
n1 h,Shcns,oh, mta Who nnve inL aitcs "rnttnd"
au;it n fiI Sco9tfnI III Wan s@ 5In!; sn' 10
Rsso'rcd, Thut Nc rcts,t,ticn III % to 9I tnn t,n,on
muil Of ST. Ln.,s ls,lioy IT Unity - ind III iorgivs ]
oss. with tho Wow IT ,,ansdlltintx tic coin,..
tout prlet!cnl prIners ct that city and securing
thotr ALLIANCE with our frntcrnity.
TIE "nIsorI1ENlloop."
Erso,rt,t Th"t ~ o,",l w. WI m"7 no.. t. 49,,
1awr, r. Ar ,, ~ ,,no s"a ~, u n'soy i; IN
Unlon to ho i;,cmitcr 0f TIC aiirti,nrI,on. "f
tho Unii,tl of Worth America or INV sin,Iinr h.
lno,n!,Ursi!p shail be deprived of tho rlght ot
membership In my s,,bor,IInato Union.
THE C0Wtntttcro o., New Business recon-
mentlea, that the l'Ees!lent's atltress bu
taken on the resolution to strike Alr. Iilggins'
NNtn trD,u tte roll; 4s Tic matter :lid Int
cnlra Hllher tae seal ol ING Untuh; tt!c pass-
aGg nl reSolutton Hc!'snGlhE Mnynr Prince,
nt o., noasIoii, iqs estAbt1slthg convict psnt,
i!n!nral,c inenns 70 sIgtcat blu, nr his cal!hs
t!ntes for further rnltticai l!nnra: md that
H. action na tnkeh on tlle RESOLUTION to p'tl,-
1S aons aiS o Of foosa ,ss %s odn, # ss1nte a}sl
cl!SsEnil:
'Ti!G Committee on Unfinished Business re-
ported aEA}nst!prop,spA
CHANGER IN T1IE CONSTITUTION
, 1880-06-12
ADJUSTMENTS.


IL i II Ett4 IL ES5s
Political excitement III tho early part Of
tho week. oppressive weather during the Int
ter 1,nIf, md unnttractlyc bills at nearly
every house In town, tended 10 keep people
fran the tlay-liouscs. NfcVlckcr's has been
ns.onisllngly woll pntrontzcd, where the
"llumpty Dunpty" troupe have been plny-
t1E tho third week Of an engagement which,
wl'llc mt largely retnu,.eratlye, l,as been d
prol'tat,l u one: Tho pantomtn,c will be seen
for the lust ttme this uvonIng. IN CeIe-
brate,l CASE" 1t Hoolcy's,, fairly we'll per
fnttnetl, will nlsO he withdrawn Tonight,
Wlltin the lnonntonnns wnflng OF "Unclo
Tom will cnno to n, enl ct
us hope liz will. 10 tar US, tl!ls city Is cor
eer1!etl, be permanently laid on the slleif.
Hyde u l,eln,n,,'s vMricty trnupe lnye
tlo,e well, nll things constlercd.. at tho
Olympic turing a two wceks' stay, tho most
Interesting feature In their bill being "AIut-
!lo,1i's I'lcnEc," liarrtEnn md 1lnrt sketch,
riment III Ills Irish character. At tic Otyn,-
pic, Mr.. CuggswGll will OIL Monday np1MNr III
tho " C0rs!can brothers" all there Will ba
lively Cumlntti0n among ts.e i,nsl,Agers Of
every other tlioatrr, nli laving given uD their
slngtA to comic uperil.
, 1880-06-12

Junda HA1LAN--Chll Of gct caEes.
JUDGE DhUNNONn-fn chambers.
Jun1K QLOuoETT-Call Of bankruptcy cal-
cn1ar,
APPELLATE Coukr-14l. lDs, 1ta, 1t3, and IN.
No ouse OIL hcnttug.
JupuE 0AMY-t9a to Eli, Inclusive. No. 1853,
snysiackcr Y, rrentts1, on trIal.
julME IAAEsDN-QGNbF!ll J call Df bis donkot I,
term N0s. tu 1,p&5, aud also contested motions.
,JuinE liouxlss-a57. aud aA to d70, Inclusive.
No clAD Gl tflnl.
tt1uDak kMotAk-Set case torn No. ! l,B1l, Thomp-
son y. Pullman 1AlnCe-Car Company, and GIl-
c.der Nus. lsl lea, go, ss1l. 9a: ;ai. an to ;i0
inclusive; M 1o, Kappcs Y. White. on trial.
JUNE KTuLEy-EOntGatpd motions,
JuplE IANhUM--tDntostcd motions,
, 1880-06-12

In tho case Of u. T. Smith tho Receiver
filed report yesterday stating TINT he Ind
sold Mt auction the baukrupt's equity OF re-
dcmption In twcnty-fonr lots in Aldtne
sqllnru for $3.50, tho prices ranging from IS
TO S45 q lot; alst, thrce or four other lots for
S2l, II largo amount Of stock in the Kenosla
md lsAcluc Gnslght Companies (pledgcd to
sccuro collatcrnl), anil over $30, Quo Iii tics-
perate notes, etc, all OF whlcl. only brought
$40 A rnle WIS entered Oil all parties lntNr-
cattd to show cause by tho 18th Inst why
such sales should not b0 approved.
, 1880-06-12
mr.. II. c. TFubbnr<lt OF H kentucky. tran1es
tho Charges Brought AEAtukt l1Lns

- sSiNtla9 10 L0Ntt ttcll18 IfN?llRf1f1dL. 1,tn
CHIoA0O, Juno B.-E. 9. !inbbari, Of so Ia., lasu
Kentucky tlclcKntion vnslicntG hiniseL III.
pato hin, fcun Tho chArKea l'tihltshed III aa, tns
Netrs and Inter Uttan. Mr. itnooMrt ,r,THr. rTW
nouncea tho charges taso III every Hc''t,"s
and prOyca nm honorable record while so!a,rtt
6y officers Of his reRi.nont who arc peom'ho"'
al krr&
, 1880-06-12

Ada r. Morrill, filed n bill yesterday agninst
her husband, Ilonzo s. Mitchell, askIng for d
divorce OH account OF Ills lcsottion.
kato Taylor prayed for divorce from
Charles II. Taylor on account Of llis alleged
adultery.
, 1880-06-12
CONEJOS.
-~NI
- -
Sunday III O Mexican Town IN
Southwestern Colorado.
Tho Cemetery anil tic Ca1aboosc-,
Oln.Nflll md It's Sign,

uiA'hi'a "hu Als olBns
sptetaf Correspondence NJ 7ns chttaco 1t,btne
C1aE1os, Colo, May Milf tho rcn,1cr will nv.
suft tho map of CoIoru!o, md cast hls ova.
its southwestern boundaries, ho Will sco No.. ~
ling l,etwcu. tho rrnks uf Tho t{ookv Morn.ess
tho little Mexican town af Co,lejos {pronotnoo,,
cot-a-yus,. Doartng tho construction froir
which ,tally runs frnrn Alamosn oycr Tho f,on,s.
Il Rio 0rnnto laNilwuy. found myself ttis,no,.,.
ing In tho midst Of son,cwhnt tronlsrnnn,
crow'!, consisting ot merchants, raIlroad- -lnhor.
crs. and proapcotors, MI bound for their ztyora,
scenes Df business or lnbor. THO train, uft,r
two ho,lrs run, arrived ut Bnn Ansor,a
fiftcon mites froni tho uorthorn i,ouna,
nry OF Now biexIcc. 4 witt. "4.
Of hacks. or rathor :. ..1,,cthnort,. ainpef :. !'
al w"i.ts 10 tFhnsport anch or tho PnssenguH
as desired 10 avail themselves Of tho opport.,.
nity to conclos, "bout a milo from tho raIlway-
,yn. t1nsfro,a ~ ,n.i," ~. .ao lr,vleRe ny
THE CEMETERY.
occn1ns ntn,t ,,s,, n,ros ~ ,<.s.'.n W etacjha
ninin i,,st n.,ts,d, ~, 49,, ,,a n,Su upon the
nm adobo wall four feet In hight, An ir,nento
wooden cross, pntrtci bQck to re,,,,nr Ioa,,,
moro horribly an11es,iro n nossiT,,c "'a.u
nro a fow whlto bonrtls at tho heads
fncfoscd plots. The remaining hundred ~
moro graves nro unmarked by Any eyIdorcc, ~
mctuury m tho mart of tim livin1. fn"s ~
many or thon, mr., IN s,os ~ e.... ..aF 100
oro without money! o Or friends te soo,Sn % Who
Inst hours OH earth.
hut ono oalnnot 1ingcr forever within ths
ioul,'aist passed op to to tor, WIN ofo'''
rnH oAt.AnoosE
, 1880-06-12

6uFEH1oA CouRr-5upo4 0AAY-Mar1asot
Parker '. 3. A. Wood, 4a81,
Claoulr CouKT-JupdB RonxHs-A. L. 1aesch-
he v. Hermann Gaden, ei,BtoIts.-Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne b Chicago Railroad Company W
, 1880-06-12

Tho Villago OF Hyde Park commenced q
8llit III eJectment yesterday against the Union
Stock-Ynrl d Tral,sit Company, claiming
$l00, ,00O damages. :,
, 1880-06-12

Rohcrs fna.: CONFORMATION vcr,lIot nRnint Tim
rtn'l Tor $pathD, Mni mutton y It fnr II new trnl.
JtfmE MonAN-Ann FDr,Itnn V. pi<tDr HHWtng,
Unlkonl; yprtftu&. $JN
, 1880-06-12
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Manager AIcVtcker WILL arriyg from New
York tiis morning.
Tie tleatl of E. A. sothern's vito In Lon-
don has been reported.
Gus Mortimer Will he Funny Davcnport's
advance ngent next season.
N. B. Lenvltt, they say, Inns engaged Marie
Williams. She Is now In London.
"All tho Rage" will DO played at the Dos
ton Theatre oil Monday evening.
For the Forthcoming season Mnurico Bar
ryi'lore las Gccn englged by Jefferson.
Clement y. 13Rinbr1age md I.nttn nre 10
1ng to bu married. THIS is the very latest rc-
port.
On his short season through Now England
With "The Danitesn Dcn Alagtnlcy lost
\ farewell breakfast will be given to MI.
Edwin Dootl. next TMcstlny Mt DellnoMleo's,
Now York.
s. ". Plercy talks of rcopcnIng tho Stand
n1rI, Sa kranclsco, with Jeifr'ss-Lewls rs
Tho English actor, Mr.. Osmund Tearlc,
tho now leading llnn OF Walncs's Theatrs,
Is only IS years 0ld.
y. A; Sothcrn, John r Raymond, John
Mccullough, aMtf Miss Knsa COghlail snilctl
from New York Oil tho 5tll Inst. for England.
Miss Sidney Cowell llns wisely concluded
moi tIl stlr nuxt season.. SHE will hg q ll,e,tl-
btr Of tile New York Madison Square conl-
rany.
Miss Agnes I.oring threatens Steele Mick
ninet! Hin lnnlley which has never been re-
turned.
William Creswlck's greatest recent suc-
ccsses In Australia lnVn been M,llle Ip tho
characters. OF OthcAo, Rlche!iett, and Cur
0tn01 lp0lseV.
, 1880-06-12
THE COURTS.
Verdict Agalnsta Sewing.Machine
Company.
Honyy Condemnation Buit-Reoord Of
Judgments New Butts, Etc.

"tots A"ANts'As.lA AtAN4i
a. case i1volv'ng rather interesting point
II src,na tint f,n,lcm rnyo n ,,nto fnr 81 I'm
i1uo in four yenra nftrr data tn .1acsrhko ns
bort pavu,ont Of II nfccc ar rcnl rstatc. .rhlq
was sccurcd hv n tr,,st lcci M thc nrcnartv.
containing the nrnvtsion ntun,,p othara t,,nt
n JaYanit shn,,lJ In mndo In rnvnont nr Ala
interest maturing hnlf-ycorly Tint t},o whoic
rrincina1 might In DECLARED to hc DIM nnd
thn nro,criv aold t,nInr Tho trust tlcrd
no,,an i,.,tv, fn,io;t ~ no. o,a ~ ~ ~" ss IT,
stalicnts % "o =, " inorcst 70 ' Inrscto mu 81 0 dr. M
s eronortv sq p1ipn n Sn IN S er non
icss linn ti,c ,a % lo,,cc timo ITo ,nom hr",,g,,t
sit IT, r"covo t,a iorc,,oo c, , is M
an'l tho amount duo on the incumbrance.
mud though tho wl,ole Indebtedness might i,e
es5 eo @ %f for preSss pcsars o s f Hss yst
tho ,a, II lie Ss'S s so tsa s 1'''s 81 4 }st
its maturity tatl cxpirctl. Tic judgu held
tat ta nSis, wS fs,e " w M @ sfsGt ,S s"rfs tn |
abic, rilie ws,s tliat suclt silt co,1itl not ho
3,n n%ialsd N. nt' aitsr M maturity u t.a q ts m
nppOst effect, md he would 10 compelled 10
ilnil for tic plaiMti!r.
--
JUDGE uLoDG r.rr,s pno0RA1.
Tho rn,io,vin,, Ia tho co1on,i,r ~ t,,,t-
.,,", ~ io.uMs ~ .he esslsn',t VI o"''k- ,i
lupsc3 eaSes susi'amE OH oteost"oh 60 ats-
clarge which will be called by Judge
a,stI;. CharIrs q. Tcn I,roeckc. aKi,
% 7'ot"r ~ M,,ssou. nor NJ 'Sv; i',," vv,,t,an, ,,
= ~ smi ", 1'''ssu'. 'o"', 'o'''' "nlhts'
3'lV' IL. IL Albums; 5,iM, y. ~: Alateer;
3at5l. Hugh T: Mcdonald; 3.l0i, George II.
Cnukscy; II, 1!s', +. i. SntlRster; 3,EsR,, 4. j.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21

The relieving resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resoued That Primary Elections for the choice of del
egates said State Convention Shall be held not later
than August !, 1880
Res0lued That we recommend that Republicans in the
several Election Precincts throughout the State form
themselves into Clubs for effective work during the ap
preaching canvass
Resored That the test for voting said Primaries
shall be affirmation by the person offering to vote that
he is citizen of the United States that he voted the
publican ticket at the last general election in this State
would have done had he voted said election and
pledge to support the National and State nominees Of
the Republican party at the coming election.
Res0lped That the several County Republican Central
Committees throughout the State be requested provide
for their respective counties the Republican State Con-
ventiOn.
l. E. REQUA,
Chairman Republican State Central Committee.
ALF DOTEN Secretary Jyl5td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21
FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE THREE HUNDRED
L acres Of and, with dwelling house. barn and sheds,
good ice house ds at east three tonsl-we adapted
for milk rach Stables and sheds enough to accommo
date hundred cut from seventy to one
hundred tons of hay also vegetable grounds also ofer
for sale head Of graded Angora ewes grade
1915, together with three full booded bucks
rom imported For price and particulars inquire Of
nvl5tf S. T. SWIFT, Warm Springs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21
NICHOLS INFALLfBIE INJECTION

Guaranteed to promptly and permanently every
case of Gonorhea, elect and Whites matter I
how long standing If directions followed. Internal
medicines not recommended necessary. cure guar
anteed or money refunded For sale BY B. F. Foster D
recticns in English French, Spanish German. mhs6m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21
STATE CENTRAL Committee

Az the transaction of such 9th busil may yiti
mately come before said Coz g ion.
The apportonment OF delegates from the various
ties to the said Convention is fixed follows:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21

i'm the urine and many diseases that lead to insanity
and death. u :,
DIT. MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five ndfsta
Dollars for a case of this kind the VITAL RESIOH.
ATIVE (under his special advice and treatmen VIII not
cure or for anything impure injurious found in it. DIR
INTIk treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury Consultatfon f--e. Thorough examna-
ton and advice including analysis of urine S. co. Price
the quantity $40 o. sent any address receipt Of
price, c. O. D. from observation and private
name if desired, by A. T.. M1NTlE, NJ. ID:
III Koarney Street, Sam FranciscO. CA.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH-
RE rICUM cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder COM
plants Gonorrhda Gleet LeucorrlGa For sale by g. r
Foster and c. Thaxter Druggists Carson CITY sVo
a bottle, six bottles for $500.
DIR. m IN rIE'S u DANDRLION Pills are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
in the market For sale b, B. F. Foster and George e.
Thaxter druggists Carson City. mhlIly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-21
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never.failing cure for ner-
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper-
matorrhea, Los 4 MAN
HOOD,i ,impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abpse, youthful follies and
and excesses in maturer years
such as loss Of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dimness of
vision, roises in the head, the
vital fluid passing unobserved
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