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Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-03
FOTTND ID.

A DUCHESS LACE HANDKERcHlEF last even ven
n ing between Orange and Dwight streets. The
owner may be found at - ,,- ,,,,,.r,,,
e3
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Sad News.

Chicago, ia New York special
speaking of the northwestern railway
war and the stories of stock speculation
which are expected to precede its settle
ment: Henry N. Smith, owner of "Gold-
smith Maid" says a few years ago q
measure favorable to the Union Pacific
was to be introduced ia Congress. We
sent man to Washington who was to
wire us the minute the bill was offered.
The dispatch agreed upon if everything
went right was: Father is deAd.n The
eveRtful day came and the hours rolled
on, but father did not die. The stock
went up the scale point at the time, but
the sad tidings Of fathers demise did not
come. When the stock had gone up five
points on us the news of fathers death
came. The boys hsd received the mourn
full intelligence ahead of US. I haye al
ways taken my chances with the boys
since.
Mr.. Smith dried his eyes in remem.
brance Of the sad event, but everybody
else smiled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12
Stealing Taxes.

Louisville, KY. I0.-A COMMITTEES of
the city council has been investigating
the tax collectors Office for 70. It trans
pires there was collision among some en-
ployees in the collectors and assessors
offices, whereby about half the revenues
were pocketed and covered by false en-
tries. Geo. Levi, now assistant fire chief,
was one of the clerks, in the second
district at that time. A man named
Postmsn, was cashier in the collectors
Office. He is now in Lesdville and a
subpoena has been ordered for him.
City Auditor Hinkle is also said to be
implicated. The bott; m, it is said. is
not yet reached.
It is stated that tax bills to the amount
of $l9, 900 were duplicated by forgery and
turned in as part of the sales. The off,
GERS implicated deny all the charges.
The shortage for '79 is about $4,000. A
member OF the committee says it will
probably reach 100000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12
Fire.

Vincennes, Ind, 8.-A Ere in Peters
burg, yesterday, destroyed number OF
stores and residences. Loss, $50, 900; par
TALLY insured. A man supposed to be
the incendiary rode out of the town at 9
hard gsllop, just before the flames were
discovered. It is believed the incendiar-
ism grew out OF an old quarrel whether
the county seat be Petersburg or Winl-
low.
Lincoln, Neb., 8.-Hon. G. G. Burns
elegant new mansion burned yesterday
Loss, $4,000; half insured.
London. ia fresh outbreak at the
scene Of the recent great fire i'm Wood
street, occurred on Saturday night, and
the warehouse belonging to Seiber s.
Fleming, was destroyed.
Newark, N. j., 1.-THE dry goods
house OF Terrence ;MeManUs, burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000; insured.
New York, 1.-THE Sturtevant House
caught fire last night, and the came very
near being great disaster. LoGs, 1915,
600; insured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Egypt.

Cairo, 10.-It is stated that four more
battalions of English troops will proba-
bly, be sent home very soon.
Alexandra, 10.-A peaceful demon
stration of several thousand of the poorer
mem bers Of the foreign colony was made
to-day, before the consulstes Of The great
powers to protest against the delay 10 the
payment of the indemnity for losses dur
ing the bombardment. Nearly all con-
suls promised to telegraph their respec-
tive governments. The French agent
expressed apprehension that long delay
in the payment Of the indemnity would
cause serious disturbances among the
lower classes. The English consul wal
absent.
London, I0.-General Sir Evelyn
Wood takes command Of the Kbedive'G
new army.
Paris, 10.-The RepubEiQue Francois.
again violently attacks the policy of tht
British government in Egypt. The arti-
Gle concludes: Egypt is too big NOR
sell to De swallowed even by England,
and this she will find out.
London, lit is understood tia,
Egypt will contribute 25, 200, msDthly
towards the expenses Of the army of oc
cupstion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12
Murder VIII OUT.

Hutchison, KS, 11.-Advices just re-
eeiyed By the News from Kingman, indl-
cate q high state of excitement in that
county over the alleged unesrthing OF
a DARK crime that has slept for two years.
It appears that two years ago gigantic
land swindle was in operation in that
county. and included in its active partl-
cipants, the sheriff and county attorney.
The fraudulent scheme was discovered
and ali the parties arrested. Sheriff Nc
Lane broke Jail and escaped, while the
county sttorn- y, Sprowles, gave bail and
suddenly disappeared from the neigh.
borhood, and i: WIS supposed he had
jnmped his bonds. A relative OF
Sprowles, fearing foul play from his con-
federates, sent Pinkerton detective to
Kingman, some time ago, to ferret the
matter out. The result was the finding
of q piece of charred coat on the farm OF
one arr, that had two bullet holes in it,
and it was identified as that of Sprowles;
Carr was one Of the men implicsf Ell inthe
land swindle, and it is supposed all hands
interested in the case killed Sprowles to
prevent his giving states evidence. Ar
rests are being made.
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Pension Report.

Washington, 1O.-The report of the
commissioner Of pensions for the yesr
ended June Both, 1882, issued by Gem
missioner Dudley, says the bounty land
laws should be generally rem0ddeled
and simplifed. Congress should give
thoughtful consideration to the entire
question regarding pensions, making
disability rather than rank the measure
of .pension. Officers and men having
been drawn from and retired to the same
walks Of life, there are no very different
grades Of pensioners. It is proposed to
give an officer the benefit of his actual
rank al an act Of simple justice, It il
recommended also that in order to place
all war claims more reaily onsgshe same
footing, the limitstluns in section Alb be
removed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12
Ambitions Territories.

Chicago, 1I.-Journaps Washington:
It is quite probable couple Of new
states may be admitted, and perhaps
three. Washington, Dakota and New
Mexico will make very vigorous efforts
for admission. There are already favor
able reports upon Washington and
Dakota. their admission would give
republicans increased strength tin the
Senate, where the majority is so small as
to be quite serious matter. Represen.
tative men from New. Mexico are also
here, urging the admission of that terri
tory, but as its politics ara little uncer-
tain, it will probably not bs successful
in its efforts.
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UnreCOgnized Duke.

Chicago. IL. = Washington special:
The DUKE Of Newcastle las been here for
a few days on visit. Yesterday morn
ing ne presented himself at st. Johns
church, where the p esident worships, but
being quite tsrdy. was told to wait in the
veatioule Until the service began before
he could be provided with sest. After
waiting half an hour, the Duke was in
formed that all the seats were filled and
thereupon returned to his hotel. It il
needless to say the Duks was not rccog.
nized.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12
Mexico.

City of Mexico, 10.-The minister of
foreig n affairs says the report that com.
rnlssloners have been appointed to nepo.
tate commercial treaty with the United
States is incorrect. Romero, who sailed
for the United States to-day, carries full
instructions on the subject, and shortly
the commission will be appointed to join
him IN Washington where negotiations
IWlll be conducted. The minister of
fhapce states that the Woodheuse Next
can bonds offered in New York are not
recognized by the Mexican government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12
Suicide.

Chicago, 1l.-Mrs. Cora Wendell,
heart-broken at the death of her husband
and child, shot herself through the heart
this morning. at the residence Of her sis
ter. No. SSS, Wabaeh avenus. This was
the twentieth birthday Of Mr.. Wendell.
who died in California two months ago,
ard she has never been reconciled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12

SHOULD YOU be a suffer from dys-
indigestion, malaria, or
weakness. you can be cured bv
Browns Iron Bitters.
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Nominations.

Washington, 1.-The President nomi-
mated John p. Baker. of Illinois, major
and paymaster; Chandler B. Watson,
collector OF customs, southern district of
Oregon.
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Gold.

Washington, 10 The Potoma WAS
frozen solid from Anslis Island to Little
Falls, thing unprecedented within the
memory Of the Oldest river men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-12
Guiteau,s Remains.

Washington, 1O.-Dr. Yarrow. United
States army, says Guiteau's remains are
ready to be turned over, to person
whom the court shall designate.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30


TEE BRETIsH aDRrHK BILL" for 1881
mounts up more enormously than ever
The following figures have been gathered
from the excise returns Of the ependl-
tures upon Intoxicating liquors for the
year. The quantity Of beer consumed
In 1881 was 970. .77s, ,5o4 gallons, the val
ue Of which, ct Is. Cd. . gallon, is $S64.-
O46, ,726. The consumption Of British
wines and spir Is was 2S,ISO,7l9 gallsns,
which, at 2Os. gallon, amounts to $143,-
e6Ss sos. In feFeign spirits the figures are
S,29b, ,2e6 gallons, at 24so amoRntIng 10
$4e,77l,e4 For wine the figures are
1904, ,7S7 gallons, at 1Ss., amounting to
SO. 400, 4eS; while the consumption Of
British wines is estimated at 1900 900
gallons, amounting, ct p. per gallon, TO
$7,600.0O0. The total for 1851 10 $6Sb,
S7l.26S, an increase for the year OF $23,-
075,925. The consumption Of beer shows
an Increase of 7S per cent, and British
spirits 0.06 per cent, while foreign splr-
lis show q decrease Of 81 per cent, and
wine 1-S per cent. Taking the percent
age Of the total, 1t gives an aggregate in
crease Of SO per cent.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
Oyer Eleven Thounnu, Z

Last week was another busy week
with "our foreign relations'' down AZ
Castle Garden, New York, the totaI
immigrant arrivals footing mp 1851
an increase of 1868 over those for ths
corresponding week last year. The
demand for farm labor continues varv
active aJ the labor bureau, and ths
applications now come not onlv from
the Western Ststes, but also from near.
oy New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and
even Long Island. The superintepd-
ent says: 1--WE have no difficulty in
placing all new arrivals who know ~
anything at all of agricultural Dur.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

The POPULATIONS OF FRANCE AND
ITALY have been newly cou uted ,and the
results show some features OF interest,
The French census, taken ON the 18th OF
December, shows that the population
has only increased by 3S9 $40 since 1876,
the present population amounting to
y, 6,597, 900 souls. There is q strong ten
dency throughout the country to imml.
crate into the towns aud industrial ouar-
teis, symptom which experIence has
aotsho~n to be favorAb 9 to an increase
OF population. The population OF the
Department OF the Seine, which ranks
nrht on the list, has increased by 337 900
inhabitants. 1t contains Eow q popula-
ton OF 2,746, 900. The Department Of the
Nord' with Lille as Its capital, has aug
mented Its population by "A, 900; that Of
the Rhone, containing Lyons, by "a, 400
that OF Bouches du Rhone, with Mar
settles, by % 300; Aude BY 20, 300; Pas de
Calais by 1890; Seine -et- Ois BY 1s, 400,
etc. The population Of agricultural de-
AS0 0iAANbibu6us All LuO
Norman departments especially, except
Seine Inferieure With Harvs and Roueu
as Its chief towns, show decrease. The
new Italian census gives the Comm une
OF Naples population of 4S9. .334 souls.
or lO4, ,03o familifs. This is au Increase
since 1871 Of 40 .999 individuals, or IL 6A1
families. Other Italian cities have the
following populations: Milan, S21 900;
Rome 300, 292; Palermo, pa ,955; Genoa,
l79,49l; Florence, 1858, 900; Venice, 1870 ,69s;
Bologna, 122,sS4; Messina, 100 900;
OAtauis, lOl 900; LsRhOrn, 81, ,715; Ferrara
T,OOS; Padua, 72,174; Verona, 6s.74i;
Lucca, 6S,11s; Alessa udrIa, 62.Bs4;
Brsscia, 6O,6So; Bari, 80, ,b76; Ravenna,
90 S06. An these cities have Increased
their populations.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
Oyster DrsdEsrS I1Dr,.o..,

RICHMOND. Va, March 59.-Tbe
oyster dredgers, forty six in nunher
recently convicted IN Matthews
County of violation of the State ovs'
ter laws, and sentenced to one years
Imprisonment each, were brought 70
this city this afternoon and taken to
the penitentiary An effort has been
made to obtain Executive clemencv n
and a petition is now before The
Governor. ~
BrighpS Disease, Diabetes, KID
ney, Liver or Urinary Disease.
Have no fear OF any OF these d,saas0s
II you use Hop Bitters, as they will nrs'
vent and cure the worst cases, evsn
when you have been made worse 6u
s;me great puffed up pretended cures "
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

Prince Andreas Poniatowsky, the
second son Of Prince Stanislaus Penia-
towsky, has just entered the regiment
OF Chasseurs now stationed ct Rouen,
and commanded by the Due de Char
tres. The Republican War Oflce has
abolished the Lancers, or q Ponia-
towsky would have found his ira.
dltional place in the famous light
herse his great-uncle, Napoleon's dash
ing Marshal, died among at the fatal
passage Of the Elster.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

Mrs. Rose Lyons and her brother
James Kennedy, came from Pseskill
TO New York city to make some ppr.
chases. In the evening, as thew we're
walking out Thirty-fourth street to.
wards the Harlem railroad, when Ken
nedy stepped into saloon, Having
his sister to wait for him on the sidae
walk. No sooner had he left her than
she was seized by gang of rowdies
dragged to vacant lot and orimina liz
assaulted by four men. A police of
hcer heard her cries and seized two
OF the scoundrels before they could
make their escape. AN
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

ACTIONS for breach of promise are
rare in Germany. A Miss Constance
Kirschner recently brought an action
Of this kind against her faithless
swain, goldsmith, named John Fun
dell, in which she sued for the fulfil.
ment of his promise, or, alternatively,
damages to the amount of $3.50. In
the present state of the law in Ger
many, the Court could not award the
fair plaintiff any pecuniary compensa-
tion; but the defendant was formally
adjudged to be guilty Of breaking his
promise, and, further, legally bound
to marry his betrothed. This iudg-
@ent having bsen duly communicated
to all the matrimonial courts in the
empire, Miss Kirschner has the satis-
faction of knowing that, If her truant
lover will not marry her, he cannot
marry any other lady in Germany.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
1TcBNsK N0TToEs.


NuT1oE-I, Patrick Harmey, lhe
IN owner OF tie house situated at No.
900 r. Third street, beng the 3. H
corner az Third and Pine streets,
in the esoond ward Of the city
Of Wilmington, county Of New Cas-
de, and state of Delaware, IN complaints
with the requirements OF the acts of the
General Assembly in such case made
and provided, DO hereby give nolice
that 4 nhall anply IN writing 10 Lhe Court
OF General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery Of the state Of Delayare, IN and
fer New Castle county, on Monasy, The
8th day OF May, a. D., 1852, being the
next term Of said court tOr - license for
said house as an Inn ortavern fof the sale
therein Of inao2icA tinG LIQUORS In lesa
quantities than enc quart 10 be drunk 90
the premises. and the following respect
able citizens Of the said ward feeOmmenh
the aald application, We:
R0bt. n. Taylor, B.s. Roberts,
James Orawford, a. X. Merrett,
Myers Hayes, Michael Kenney,
Mlchael Rafferty,. Geo. 8. GRrdnS.,
Hichard Booth, Thos. Ford,
John Plunkelt, Patrick Plunkett,
Robl. Hntton, 4. b. Brieon,
I. u. Mer. ett, Josiah A. z ane,
9ustavo KOnitger, Nath. Melchior,
jacob bchelier. W. n. Thompson.
Jos. Htoeckle. Jas. j Monaghah,
Nichols Jenny, 0eorKe Davis.
Martin Keating, Danftl sBsrne,
nnar2o-St PATRICK HARMkY.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

The Pennsylvania Railroad Director,
ne'd meeting for organization yesterr
day, and re-slected the former manage.
ment; President, George b. Robert,
vice-presidents, A. j. Oassats and Ed.
mund Smith; treasurer, John D. Taylor.
and secretary, John G. Sims, Jr.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

NOIHCE-I. Mary Gam, the owner OF
~ the house known as the Unien HO-
tel, situated In the town ofSt. 0eorR es.
scnool District NO. So. in the county OF
New CASTLE. and State OF Delaware. in
compliance with the requiremenls or
the acts OF the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that / shall apply in writing 10
the Court OF General Sessions ef The
Peace and jail Delivery of the state or
Delaware, in and for New Castle county
OBJ Monday. the 8th day OF May, A. b..
lSo2, oeing The next term OF said court,
Tor license to sell intoxicating liquors In
less Quantities than one quart, 10 be
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens of the said district
recommend the said application. viz
Albert o. Newton, ]. s. Vallandtgham.
Jonn hooson George f. Clark,
henry X. Straub, u. W. Jester,
Alonzo J. Mccoy, John II. Mc(iaritv.
Andrew Reuter-, VIM. Ashcraft. n
Frank Shonle, Charlea Riley
John w. Jones, Albert N, sutton.
James Aspril, H,C. Clark.
maf1s-St' NARY GAM.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

The cable telegram from London YES.
terday quoted consols at 1OI 3.16 for
money and lOli for the account. o. S.
bonds were quoted at 1882 for the SIS,
for the Ats, and 1903 ter the A.. Ths rate
of discount for 60 days to months
bank bills is % per cent, and for trade
bills in the open market is 2la3 per cent,
which is per cent below to the anne as
the Bank Of England.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

The Rev. George b. Austin, who forg-
ed note at Madison, Ind, and escaped
with the money, says thAti he resolved
never to preach again, because he Deem
ed his crime q sufficient reason fer quit
ting the pulpit He went to Texas, and
engaged in sch ool teaching, under an AS
sumed name. After several months, how.
ever, he wss offered a job lecturinR, nd
from that he went into preaching again,
which led 10 his Identification.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

The famous:horse chestnut tree In the
TuilerieS Gardens, which is wont to bios
som only on the Oath of March, in honor,
the loyal used to aver. OF the Dsuphip 4
birthday, burst into bloom this year on
the 18th Of Febrnarv
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

nj OTHCE.-I, George M. Bacon, the
IN owner OF the house situated at No
West Fourth street In the First ward
OF the city OF Wilmington, county OF
New Castle, and State OF Delaware, in
compliance with the requirements OF
the hcte Of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing to the
Court of General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the Stale of Della
ware, In and FOR New Castle county, on
MONDAY, the 6th day Of May, A. d., iss2,
being the next term OF sald court, for n
license for said no lse ~ an inn or tavern
for the sele therein OF Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than Que qu art
to be dTunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens OF the 80 Id
ward recommend the said application 10
wit:
Emile Bucher. J. @. McCabe,
Andrew Wilhelm, Ohns. Nc. Rssag,
James Smith, John MulrooneY,
A. a: Chapman, John. Farnan,
William Baxter, ]. Il. WEIGH,
ChAR. A Winslo~, Daniel McElwee,
Fred. Hagmeyer, John p. Donahoe.
Geo. II. Marple James Brown.
Francis Kelly, Thos. Mulrooney,
4. Moody. Jas. McElwee,
Henry Bradley, John Bader,
John e. Graham, August Bierma-.
Conrad Keller, Amos Simmons
Thomas Dunn, Martin Keogh.
mar2-Sb GEORGE NJ. BACON.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

a remarka BILE rough diamond has been
lately broughtinto England from India.
lt is pure blue-White stone, weighing
slxty-seven carats, IN form nearly drop
and when cut and polished would be
ABOUT the size of the Sancy-diamond.
me surface is slightly indented, but
there are no marks of cleavage. The
value OF this precious stone is estimated
at SIZE, 1000.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
The New Goods,
Spring of 1882.

We have kept on improv'
ingin the various cutting de.
partments and work-rooms
of Oak Hall, and asa conse-
quence thenew Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Even, in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods.
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds Of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiva-
bic occasion is on hand and
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
WANTED, ShLENMKN[.

To canvass for the sale Of Nursar,
stock. Unequaled facilities. No sT
PeIlenee Pe,s sor orreqnlred; Salary and expenses
Trees. Shrubs, Roses, etc. e1s s''i
o... W. 7. SMITH.
m@iS-W4t> Geneva, N. Y
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
CAPITAL PRIZE. 0sO,OOO

1851 Prizes, amounting to. ......,,, eIIO an
Responsible corresponding agents want.
sation wDl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly
giving tull address. Send orders by AZ,
press or Registered Letter, or Monet a..
der by mail, addressed only TO
ID. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN at
LII LaSalle street. Chicago, Illinoia.
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
0O7 Seventh 81, Washington, ID. @.
The New York ofiice is reno we'd 10 CHI.
cRgo. '0~ W ShF
N. B.-orders addressed to New Or
leans Will receive prompt attention.
me particular attention of the Public
Is called TO the fact that tn 9 entire mum.
Yer Yer OF the Tickets for each MonthIv
drawing is sold, and consequ uentiy an the
drawn and paid. ~AN
febI54veod
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30

NOTICE., Mary Ann Merre,t
IN the owner of the house sitt1ated ~
No. l0l French street, being Ihe N W
corner Of Front and French sts,,. known
nat5 as sae European Hotel, In the Second
ward OF the city OF Wilmington.
county OF New Castle, and State of De;s.
ware, In compliance with the require
menus OF the acts OF the General ASSEM-
ply ~ such case made and provided. do
hereby give notice that 1 shall appIy in
writing 70 the Court OF General Sessions
9! tne Teace and Jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware, in and for New Castle
county. on MONDAY the Bth day of NAV.
A. ", 1882, being the next term or said
eourl, Tor license for said house az an
Inn or tavern for the sal5 therein of I'M
Loxicating liquors In less quantitIes Than
one quart to be drunk on the nremiaea
ana the following respectable citiZens az
the said ward recommend the sajd annH
cation 10 wit: -- "ppii-
Nicholas Jenny, Geo. II. Burronohs
Jos N. Locke. Charles Wevi
e. II. y. Macklin, Geo, X, Gardner
". u. Horner, Wm. Deakvns
bradford Murphy, John j. Doneber,v
a. y SSr9m9uoh, m, Mm. 4. Buckley,
Toy; vI =: nlkgih Daniel PIpino.
Ro{ noius, John N. Legg,
Snar,a, S p: P PPunDar Geo. n. Gray,
" GnaIiSs heynolds, Lewis Sasse,
NJ NJ Apeye. =. 9. Wickefsham,
y NJ , DoWnah, =. M. Nandever,
o. o. hoDerLs, N, B. Morrison,
- =, Robert M. Gibson.
marzS-St MARY ANN MERRETT.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-30
Health is Wealth /

DR. Z. 9. VESTS NERVE AND RR.,v
TREATMENT; specin for Hysierts AZ.
SManessi Maei Conyulslons. Nervous Headschs
Spermatorrhosa, Impotenev Invtlslory
Emissions. Premature Old Age. csnsayy
" over-exertion, self-abuse, or over"iSu
dnlgence; which leads to misery. Seca1
n1 Sasss oessG; EacS ho One box wlll cure recent
treatment. One dollar a hoy. OnLns 70
BOXES ior nye dollars sent BY mali ns. 81
paid on receipt price. uaranaaa pre-
boxes 70 cure any case, With each orda.
led VIII ~ ye ~ doIsrs I9r six 6exes accomp n
purchaser our written guarantee ~ Gne
s9rn tne money II the treatmentd 4 ,ss ,S, ~
e1ect cure: Guarantees Issued oniv IUs hH
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