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, 1881-04-08
An Old Preachers Criticism.

In an interesting note to the Norwich
Conn., Bulletin Clergyman of that
city writes: My personal acquaintance
with the Rev. DIR. Mott dates from the
day when, nearly 60 years ago, he called
at my fathers house to invite me to come
up to preach for him. 1 was very ready
to accept the invitation. From that day
my intercourse with the family has been
frequent and intimate. The last time /
preached for him, though really an ex-
change with his colleague. Mr.. Harrison,
l enquired for him as I entered the
house. His granddaughter replied with
a smile, He is in his study preparing for
the Sabbath | was not sure that he
knew me till walking down to the church
in the afternoon he observed, My ances-
tors and yours came from the same
place (Old Saybrook.) 1 said to him,
Doctor, it must be relief to You to
have colleague at your period of life.
He helps me little, but L keep right
on; it is better to wear out than rust ont
At the close of the afternoon service he
turned to me. i am glad that you hap
pened along to preach for me to-Gay. 1
have a cold in my head; / don't know
that L ever heard you preach before; [
may have His criticisms npon nv
preaching at the ministers meeting had
not made me oblivious to the fact that
he had heard me before. Speaking of
criticisms, DR.. Palmer, in tribute to
DIR. Daggett, notices the excellence of
of his criticism in the ministers meet
ing. Instituting no comparison, l can
not but recall the crltismS of DIR. Mott
late in life, his mind occasionally flash
ing out despite the failure of his mental
powers generally, and his memory in
particular. Atthe close of an earnest dis
cussion upon the advantages and dis
advantages of expository preaching,
when it came to the Doctor, he said:
After all, brethren, it depends a good
deal upon the manner. A poor cook
will spoil any dish, and good cook will
make almost any dish palatable. 1t takes
rank with Dr. Daggarts suggestion that
a British barrister, when asked the Sc
cret of his success. replied, IF have
had any it Is this: When have made
good point 1 suffer nothing to jostle it. "
, 1881-04-08
Sykes Sure Cure for CataTTl,

n loud OR DRY PRICE el 90; ATMOSPHERIC
IL Insuiiators. pic soc. Dry CuIe and Ihsuf-
ator mailed receipt of price with full direction
for use, etc. =. SKIDMORE. Druggists, ! /
Pacific Coast msrletf
, 1881-04-08

As soon as We have learned how to live
we must die.
, 1881-04-08
There IL 40 .sapeIer Man

| In Rochester than M. VIM. NJ. Armstrong. With
a couutenance beamiDg with satisfaction he
marked recently. BLESSINGS upon the pro oprieto
| OF Warmers Safe kidneV aud Liver Cure"
, 1881-04-08

The best preventive of spring disorders
is Plumbers Blood Purifier.
, 1881-04-08

ont Take any Chances ON Life
When Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure will
regulate and keep you healthy at Gll times.
, 1881-04-08

People visiting Portland will do well to
call at Postoffice Candy Store before re-
turning home Fifth and Morrison opp p o.
, 1881-04-08

The Leading Photographer OF Portland L.
Frank Abelt- And In the word he
deAeFSes the tlIle- DuIiaE Ghi pleasant weather
excellent negatives he taken, and, ~
sequence, good IBil phs the result.
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Thanking oar friends for their iberai
nstronage during the past year. 1t shall be our am,
aud we feel sure that entire Satisfaction "iii fo'
from all business entrusted to U.s. a..
we. with much pleasure, suDs ~ 70 70
vorr notice the subjoined statement OF the Affairs
Of this Bank and offer our services should S|u ht
-, 80 desire the transaction of any banking or
collection business. or make any change III YOUR
present banking arrangements
, 1881-04-08
THE GREAT
NERVE TONIC

The uNLN POSITIVE
tUEE for Nervous D,.i,ii.
lily, Vital ENhaustion
seminal Weakness. Sper.
maiUTrhura. LO>r Mn.
HOOD ald all the evil n.
f"cts Of Youthful FOlli.-
and E1resses- II stOp-
FEKMASENTLT all weak
euins. Involuntary drain.
upon ths. system. fbeir,
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RRAS4 WORKS.

OREGON BRAss SVORKs---second street bet.
G and d. ID. NJ Moore. SuPt. Manutarturrr of Brass
frnpr sCC!s.t.-. Highest cash prIcc paid far COP
per and br--ss-
, 1881-04-08
PAc,Flc BANK.
Cor. Pine and sansome Streets.
San Francisco, CALIFORNIA. JAM = io0A'
,,,no,o,d I'M. Mcdonald.
Vice President
Gs..h.i>h.d a 1s63s
CAPITAL Stock, paid up, $1,OOO,0O0.00
SnrnIns $432.733.93

Estabsish~d la 1S<
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Come on, Bill.

An excited man rushed into drug store
and exclaimed:
ounces Of campfire or phisky. Give me
the whisky.
He fell against the counter. His eyes
rolled back and his tongue hung out.
aWhat ais you, mani" lie drew back
his tongue. said fsnake bite, and shot it
out again.
aYhisky, snake bite
SLOW did you get snake bite asked a
physiciln, taking hold Of the mans hand
and feeling his pulse. The tongue went
IN and the words "foolin' with rattle
snake came out.
"Where did it bite you?"
Fright here" he replied, exhibiting a
small hole on the back Of his hard.
"Where did you get the snake"
.sMuseum. Gimmy some whisky.
ssThis hole was made by lead pencil.
aLead penciil' said the victim, con-
temptuously, "made by the pizen fangs Of a
copperhead."
sFhought il was rattiesnake?
AtDIdn say IL was q fattIeshaAe- VII
I'm dying! Dying in civilized land.
Dying within forty miles Of home. 10
think that have travelled all over the snake
countries, and then TO come back and be
killed by common black snake.
"Thought it WIS copperhead?
.sNow, here, said the man, untangling
his eyes and stiffening himself, "it don't
make any difference what you think. I'm
diving from the effect Of snake bite.
That's about as much as you want to know,
A gallon of whisky viii save my life. Am
/ among human beings?
Just then red faced man stuck his head
into the store, and yelled:
"Come on, Bill. Them fellows wouldn t
care if you was swallowed by booycon-
structor."
The tongue went back into the mouth,
the evidence Of suffering passed away, and
the victim took up his hat and joined his
companion.
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CHAS. BILLINGSLEA. d. ID. S
MILTON WHITNEY. I. E. PEARSON, JR.
WHITNEY & PEARSON, Jr.

HAVE entered into partnership for the
4 l. practice of law in Carroll county, and
all the courts ofthe State. Mr.. Whitney viii
come from Baltimore to Westminster when
ever it may be necessary for the trial of eases )
and his opinion and advice can be had at any
time BY calling at the office, directly opposite
Wheelers Hotel, Main St. Westminster.
aug ltf
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sHESASpoAH VALLEY r. R.--A train leaves Hllen
station. Baltimore. for MartiasburE a. 9 3 g.
Giyudnn =, Westminster =. Union Bridge q,
Frederick junction 3. HaEeFstouu, G. y. Depot
u 90 sud argiyes - MaFtinshurg az II g. Returning
Leaves MaTlinsbGrs a. s.. Haserst0wu, c. Depot,
3 n. Hllc Ridge -, Frederick 4 "a. Frederick
junction -, Jnnn Bridge q, Westul ius1er Z III
GlyGAoR 81 And arrives n Fultoa 5 - Psnnsylva-
MA syente B. DntoH Depot ~ and HlileR sta
ton a. 81 =.
train leaves uflcn station, baltimore. Tor Glyn-
fnn #Hs{sfeFStuwmH at Or H. NJ. Returning leaves
Glvussaa EessterStuRul for Baltimore, at s N
MnrslEst9rg kxpgeSs, leaving Hillau station az
Z ~ r. VII stop az Pikrsylile and Uwinss Mills
MagsinshprE ExPrszs East VII step at Arlington.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Going EAss will leave Union Bridge CT Baltimore
and Intermediates stations ~ Gle a. m AIS n and
y g-gsusustar a. 6.S and a-Sl p Going Mast
VIII leave Baltimore OR Union Bridge aEd inter
mediate Stations q "a and 3tj p. and West
ssllissssT A. tn.F5 ~. aud SO p.
on saturdays Meehaniez3swn Accommodation.
leaving Hilisu az GO p. a. Wi.l BE- rtn through 90
Elnmigis6er- arriving q p51 ? m, and blue Ridge
e soliaws
Leave McchAuiestawu q % nsrriell s.. Sabillas-
yiiEe ieue p IN arriving a. Blue Ridge i0l5 p,
On Mondays McehADicstaWu Accommodation, AZ
riysHg AZ Hillcn Station 81 ss9as "a wlu DC run
from Alun sllee leaving Blue Ridge AZ $40, sS6fi-
tzsgilia g. IaerticId 5 8 and EumIssaurg asa
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ddit and 9umor.
Tho Old Inhabitants on the Weather.

sSome folks seems to think this is warm
weather" observed old Daddy Wother-
spoon 10 old Uncle Linkenbolham, as the
two old Inhabitants stood, last Thursday,
before thermometer that registered niue
ty III the shade. a.Pears to me twas worse
than this in the May Of 'twenty-eight,
wasn't it p
"a heap worse, assented old Uncle
Iinkinbotham, shut that wasn't as bad as
the Nav Of twenty-five. You remember
how the tin roofs melted and run of the
houses, and we had to carry wrought steel
umbrellas through the streets r
Deed | DO, reioined old Daddy Woth-
erspoou, hopping his visage with some
anxiety. Il was out hunting that spring,
and We had 10 carry our powder in buck
els Of water to keep it from going of pre-
natureIy. Wasnt that the spring the
hams fried on live hogs and the bills melt
ed or the snow birds Z!
The same spring, said old Uucle Link
enbothan. Il know / was of fishing 10
Long Island Sound, and the heat genera
ted the water into steam, 50 as TO blow our
boat clear over into the woods. That
month was pretty warm, for | feeoileei
how tie forest ont-back Of East New lork
melted down, and had stream Of liquid
kindlings running right through my farm
Dae of my boys took 4 sWig OF it one day
by mistake. aud when be died in the fail
~ faund him eluek lull Of splinteFs.
Killed him.
s.Yes, yes, murmured old Daddy Woth-
erspoon, streaming at every pore. "Ne
used 10 hang meat and vegetables down
nv we'll, and they was cooked 10 ten MN
utes b. the watch, aud the ancient gen
tleman regarded his antagonist with some
triumph.
eve tried that, said Uncle Linkenboth-
am. shut the heat meltcd the wires the
grub was hung on, and the works Of the
clock run all over floor, so We eouldn' I
tell how long It did take to cock, and we
used ice water tc DO our billing with.
"Where'd you get your ice 2 demanded
old Daddy Wortherspoon tying hand
kerchief around his head to keep his cars
warm.
aWe Just poured water ca the FIRE, and
the Gre was 50 much cooler than the at
mosphere that the water fFoze in a min
ate. That's how We got our ice. Don
YOU want to 20 and drink something t.
warm you up2
eff We can get little coed old brandy,
I'd like it" replied old Daddy Wother-
spoon, with pale lips and clenehed fist
SRI take some proof brandy.
aCome along, then, retorted old Uncle
Linkenbotham, contemptuousiy- You
may be able to stir your blood With that
tipple, but this weather, aud the recollee
tions of May, twenty-five, makes me want
some hot spiced rum and a fur overcoat
Tomorrow I'm agoing to put on extra
aannels."
And the two old liars aimest killed
themselves that afternoon with hot drinks
rather than admit that the Almighty could
do things as well now as He did when
they we're boys rooklgn Eagte.
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THE SEVEN VALLEY
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION !
or SEVEN T4LLEY, PA.
Home Office, Seven Valley, York Co., Pa,
Incorporated March 1, 1880.
OFFICERS.
1HX X. ZEIGLER, President.
O nrrrNEY- Vice Prpsident

JOHN X. ZEIGLER, President.
J. C. DEvENEY, Vice President.
JONI NJ. HENRY, Secretary.
N. GLADFELTER, Treasurer.
J. ALLEN GIADFELTER, NJ. D., Med. Elk.
D. NJ. HENRY, General Agent.
Nine dollars will secure policy for 81, OO0
between the ages of 55 and So years, inclu-
sive, on condition that the insured pay NOR
tality assessments graded according to age at
entrance as per following table per 1000
members for 81 900 insurance.
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GEO. M. PEARCE,

ATTORNEY AT La w ;
OFFICE on MAIN STREET,
NEARLY uFrosrrr CoCH7, ia the room
~ formerly occupied by John ;. Baum.
sartner. deceased Will attend promptly ard
diligently To all business entrusted to h'in.
july 1879
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Ia -: -: -
Daily, except sundays
STATIONS.

PASSENGER TRAINS RUNNING WEST.
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Ace / Rate Maturity Age. Rate. Maturity
Years Years.

Annual dues are Sl.UO per thousand lnsur-
ance.
The advantages of this Society over all
other mutual companies are:
J. 1t secures to its members life insurance
at smaller outlay than any other association
doing business at the present day.
. The life endowment secures insurance
at ordinary life rates, with the advantages
that if the insured shall live to an old age, 1t
shall then become a matured endowment,
aud consequently payable.
3. Ii is the simplest, the cheapest, and yet
the safest, more eminently just and apphca-
bic to all classes than any contract Of lnsur-
asce ever before offered to the public.
4, The Society is purely mutual, thus al
fordipp insurance at actual cost,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
OF Westminster, Agent for Carroll CO., Nd.
ESE~ Local Agents wanted IN every district.
an 30-3m#
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GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE IND Refill,
Flour, Bacon, Feed, Grain, Salt, Fish, &c,
together with Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes
and Farmers and Gardeners Implements
generally. Also
GUANO AND FERTILIZERS
of all descriptions; and in fact all articles in
first class store.
E~ Sole Agent for Carroll County for
nupont's Celebrated Gun, Rife and Blasting
Powder. Also agent for the well-known
Breinig, Fronefeld & Cos. German Cattle
Powder
With long experience and by strict attention
to business | hope 10 receive a liberal share
Of the public patronage.
may Sly DENTON GEHR.
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SYgsTER. JAS. A. c.
SYESTER & BOND

HAVE associated themselves in the Prac-
4 A tee Of Law in Carroll county and the
several Courts Of this State.
Mr.. Syestev vii! visi; Westminster when
business requires Il.
Offce corner Main and Court streets.
an Is
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Undertakes & Cabinet Makers
A FINE ASSORTED STOCK oFCoFFINS
AND CAsKETs ALWAYS oN HAND.
LUMBER. LUMBER.
IT, -yv~7r7.E.~ -
- - - sE.....l.l..

az E1ss@@sAss n &~Inst|
7 HAVE jass resarnsd FROM tls lauhsF
1 Hogtans--and sm ne@ igjag the lar.
gest selection eli LUMBER ever offered ag
Dis placs, 5, Re3Ete8 irieta, consisting Of
Iriiaw Pre-, Spruee and Hsmloek
J0IsT AND SCANTIING
~ al lengths and slzes, ~ 81. o. and : 4
white Pine Boards and Plank, Yellaw ard
Waite Piae Flooring Dressed and addressed
Wragkafh0arding, White piac Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles. Walngg ani Ash Boards
and Plank. Plain and Headed pleks:ss. shin.
gle ard PiAs;sriag laihs, prime Dot q Chest.
nas Rails and Posts Also 81 she different
KINDS or C04L.
Thinking large sales uith small profits bet
ter thar SMALL sales aith large profits, / have
eonelaAcd 81 alap; the former as ms guide,
and hope / shall be enabled 70 carry IL out BY
persons in waas u anything IN my line giving
ne q eall before Purchasing elsewhere.
EuW ARD LYNCH,
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd
Fst q,l.ts
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EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD

Trains ~aush viii leave Emmittsbufg az 5 g O. ~
da}s except SUNDAY and = and tals e N. aud
zs1 81 aul saturdays only "a p ID, arriving at
Rocky EidEr al IS se1 and laFD d va, and o. $40
sad ~ B. %. Trains North wlil ieave Eucky Ridge
81 nsa 3, -, Mondays anly and 50 aud ia5 3. "a
aud aas 81 and saturdays ptlE 3i IN. ArvlE fs
az Euu1 lEishurg e asa aua IL - q. n and Sg tla
ard @A1 > ~.
Bal7ivaEr AND cCdGEBttNp YAtLEY T. r.
Trains south teaXs Aayncshar1. Ia. rs a, m. and
80 and 3 8 IA, arriving ~ Estsemuu1 AZ : -
49, 3 81 aud % q Trains north ie#ye 81 Eela9us
81 p a "a. and 80 and u s. sss4 arriving ~
Wayutebara as q 3. - md st3'EA ii.
kRseFEgrk DIVISION PESNsYLvAsls Z r.. Trains
fss FF&slessUk wlii leave Junction Al O. and II %
. IA anA tl5. SIS and 81 q Ia. Trains for York
Taaeg town Eud Aiftirstuwn leave Junction at 50
"a aad a25 3 q, Through ear ssr Frederick le4vps
baltimore ~ 40 D. IN zaa leaves Frederick for
RsItnaEe AZ S. p 70. ThFuuEh raF1fog Hanayer and
Gv9tysbars and pssEts es the u. J. II, 8 g. 4 Z,
leave BaisHase a. asa = H. and "a = IA.
ufirrs f1r naEzase calls can he leo a. Ticket
0N.ec y T. corner baltimore and North streets,
HaitWoF9 ltsae given az sii stations.
~ HOOD Gent Manager.
luHs IS p n GErMvLB seal Ticket AEvnt
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r. B. NORMENT,


Alto Urn E y 4 I'll i VI,
OFFlCE with Hou- Charles b, Roberts.
~ opposite the Court House, respectfully
informs the citizens of Carroll and adjoining
counties that be will give prompt attention -
an business iasrusted to him, both before she
Courts Of this State and the Departments g
the General Government az Washington, y.
&. Jan 1878
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JOSEPH M. PARKE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY,
WILL. practice in the various Courts Of
w Carroll county. gss- Special attention
given to Orphans Court business. May be
consulted, for the present, at the office OF the
Register Of Wills, or at his residence on Court
Street. Westminster, Nd Jan 8-6m
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Select pOetrg.
Pure Air in the Meeting House.


The following appeal to a sexton for pure air in
themeetinghouse should have general circulation.
The spelling is unique and the argument irresistible
q sextantoft the meeting. house, witch sweeps
And dusts or is supposed to- and maiks tiers,
And lites the gass, and suIntimes leeves a screw
IN wien case il smells orfuI-worse than lampie;
And wrings the Bel, and toles 1t wen men dyes
To the griefof suryvn pardners anu sweeps F''ie9'
And for witch sarvases gifts Sl00 per annum,
Wieh them that thinks deer let them Try "
Cfetin up before starlite in all wethers, ana
Kindlin fiers wen the wether IS as cola ,,=
As zero and like as not green wood Ior klnuAil
Woodn't be hired to do it for no some
But o sextant, there are one kermoddlty
Wteh's more than gold, witch don't cost notllhi
Worth more than anything exsep the sole Of man!
mean power Are-sextant, mean \ Pe oy,t no ale
What on airth to do with itself but iiys about
Seatterin leeves and blowing off mems hats;
In short it's Just as free as all out dores,
But sextant in our church its scarce as plet!'
Scarce as bank bills wen agents neg LOT lnlssnS,
Nich sum SAYS is purity often (talnt nothlh % my,
Wat / give amt nothIn to nobody; but y seNtaht
Ushet 500 men, winmer, and chlidTel,
speshally the latter up in tite plaee,
Some has bad breths none amt sWete:
Some is fevery, some is serohlus, some has rotten
And some aintnone. and some aiut over eileen;
But every on EN- brethes in 4 out Y out 4 in
Saw So times minute million and half breths
Now how i' long viii church full Of Are last at that
Task YOU say fifteen minutes and then what's to be
WHY then they must brethe it all over agin,
And then agin, and until each has took down
At least 10 times and let it up agi and whats more
The same individible don't hev the privilege
OF brethen his own Are and no ones else;
Fche must talk whatever comes TO him.
o sextant don't C no our lungs is bellusses
To blow the fer of life and keep i from ,
Going outs & how can bellusses blow without vino
And amt wind Are? put it your conshens
Are is the same to us as milk babys
or water is > fish, or pendlums clox;
Or roots & airbs unto an inlun OCCUR
or little pills unto omepath,
or boys 10 girls Are for rs brethef
What signifies who breaches if cant brethe3
Whats Pol? whats Pollus sinners who are ded9
ned for want Of hrethe, Why sextant when We dye
Us only cause we cant brethe no more-thats all.
4 now sextant let Us beg Of you
let little Are into our church,
tPeNer Are Is certain proper Tor tile ptWsl
4 do it woke days and Sundays =
. II amt much tr9uble-onIy marx ho4e
Il the are will come in Of ITSELF
ut ltvs to come in where ii can git warm
4 o how il will Rouze the people up
a spirit up TIL preacher and stop the gaps
4 vnwns & fights as ehectooal
Aswind on the dry BOas:s the profit tells Of
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A French officer Of the home guards
said he would like to 60 over to Tunis and
teach the old Bey something. "What
would You teach him p asked comrade-
nWell,i' he answered, Il should begin with
our alphabet: aAh, beg, cs-dez r
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and death.
pa. MiNTIfs will agree to forfeit Five hundred
EclIars for q case Of this kind the Vital. REsTOE.
ALIVE {under his special advice and treatment) will
cure or thing impure injurious found in it, DR.
mercury. Generalization f-ee. Thorough cxanna
ton and adyce including analysis OF urne S. co. Price
Of Vital Restorative. S3 90 bottle, four times
tie quantity SO any address upo receipt
price c. o. D. secure from ard in private
name if- desired, by "A. e. MfNTIE. N. d.
II Koafney Street. Sam r&nc1sco. Ca.
D0 INVITES KIOTEY EEMEDY. NEpH.
RE UNI cures all kinds Of kidney snd Bladder com
plants Gonorrhua Glce Lereorrh For sale by B. r
foster and Geo. c. Thaxtsr. DruSsA Carson City 81 ot
aiottle, six bottles for SEQ. -
I3ft nsaNpiE,S DGNDFI4t1N iptI.LS 40 the
best and cheapest RYS PEk.1lAsAxd aR1IJ IS cub
in the market. For sale by 2. E. Foster ad George G.
Thsx.tf, dru1sSts, CarS1n fi:Y 2h!7 iy
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yRAOE MARX

BEFORE 7kXiiG.i Jon, Premature Old AT
Age and many other Diseases that lead
Consumption and Premature Grave. Fl
in .ur pamphlet, which we desire to send
every one. The Specific Medicine is sold b
al 81 Pc package, or six packages for g.
tree by mai, Oil receipt Of the money, by
Grny Medicine Company, los Main St, 3
Sold bE feo- c. Thaxter. Carson, New.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH Remedy

Is q never.failing cure former
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, sper
rnstorrh@a, LDsr siAN-
Hiouif,i impctcney, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects Of
self-abusa, youthful follies anu
and excessas in maturcr year.
such as loss OF memory, lag
situde, nocturnal emission, a.
version to society, dirnness OF
vision, noises il the head, tlss
vital fiuid pasying unobserved
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-09
GRAY'S SPECIFIC REMEDY

mo UfoaR Ehgtitn
Remedy. An unfaii-
ing cure for Seminal
Weakness, Spernstor
rhea, Impotency and
all Diseases that fol-
low as . sequence Of
Self Abase; as loss Of
Memory, Universal
L.assitude, Pain in the
back, Dimne6s of Wis.,
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OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS.
Corner l6th and Castro fty~ess. Oeklsn
Constantly en- and and fer sale, choice specimen
the follow ing varieties Of fcvls.

DARK and Light Erahmss, Buff, whtts
Partridge Coehins, White and Brown LNa.
horns. Dorkings, Polish, Eamburgs, F0
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