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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-17
THURSDAY. NAY u, isss,

lac Ersas. The hni a. ihs eOarioied
rhaaix rsrk maraerer vas hnns IN
Dui,lia Moaasg. The srees'aon ~s
tsissix. hst large nBmbef 81 people
gathered os,siis. ilsoush 20 disturbances
sas tade
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-17

James Halloran, who has served the Ma.
iionsl Express company ~ messenger Tor
tho last ten years. and Who durins the
greater part Of the time ran over the Ban
ninetOn 4 Rutland road. has severed bis
connection with that company
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-17
John RANDALL,S Fs7.rg

hTA1roy yskHosr, District 81 Manassrsr ~.
In Probate Court, held at Manehsslsr, within.
and Tor ,sid Distinct. On the iNk day " Msy
a. D. lass.
An Instrument, purporiibs 10 bs the Iast VIII
and Tesismsni Of John Rssdsii late u Arlington.
- said district, deceased, being presented by
Lucy r. Hsndsn the Erecnirir therein,
named, for Probate. ID 10 ordered by ssid
Court. thai AL persons concerned therein bs ne.
tined 10 spear ~ session thereof. 10 be SslA
81 tie PIobats Ones Ia Manchester 10 sssd ii ..
Miet. on The lat day u jane, 4. q. Fs3, ~
10 O'Clock. In tbs forenoon, and shcw esase, ii
any they have. sgainst The pfoial. ~ ssid HiiIs
ior which purpose n - further vfdsfsd, that I'm.
order be published three weeks excessively IN
the Manchester JorknAL, : usrspsper yliliss
- Manchester 10 iEis state, pfssicus 10 ssi q
time of bearing.
BY the Court
s2ss Alissi. LbyELAAD nUssos. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-17

Massachusetts 10 She oGly New Epsisnd
state 10 vh,eA there siil be ar election
slsIs fAii. 10, lbe coolest there promises
to b caste lively sbosgh for half dorm
siaias. Better has used All The rosss be
possesses. H. esgseneA hss position While
b.. sssmies are ~ 20 means IDLE. ], wall
i.,a lively eircss, no doubt, but orr
ollsioa r. that The beat election ell lie .
esaij aay fnf 0eF. Batter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-17

Thai poor boh,de.. invalid wife, sister.
mother or daughter, cIn be made the
picture Of health by few bottles OF Hop
Bitter wa yoa II hem suffer- when so
easily cured.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-17

A South Royalton man has Dutch COW
which has furnished milk and cream for q
family Of eight persons, aud has sold milk
to the amount Of sll950 in one year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-05-17

Wells though ON Corns."
Ask for Wells Trough on Corns." l5c
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts.
bunions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08
Sanford, the Bogus Water Inspector,
Caught.

HE IS ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE ON CHARGES OF ROB-
BISG VARIOUS STORES IN THIS CITY.
The police OF Baltimore yesterday succeeded in
arresttng VIM. Sanford who, with a confederate
named Woodcock, OF Baltimore, is charged with
stealing various sums OF money from persons in
this city several weeks ago. Several stores were
robbed here Sanford's confederate, Woodcock
would so into a store agreed upon and get note
changed, thus learning the location OF the money
drawer. He would then retire and inform Sanford
where the money could be found. Sanford
would afterwards enter the store on pretence OF
being water inspector, and selling favorable
moment would go through the money drawer while
the proprietor was engaged. One hundred and
siXty-two dollars were thus obtained rrom Michael
Flynn,7th street; $50 from Mrs Mary Broderfck 9th
street; s15 from Mrs. Mcconnell, 9th street, and
lesser sums at other places. Woodcock was cap
ture by Detective Edelin, last Monday night and is
In Jail. Sanford after being arrested here Jumped
away from Edelin, and escaped to Baltimore but
the officer located him in day or two at Reeds
TAVERN In that city, and notifying the police there
yesterday Detective Droste arrested him and sent
dispatch to Edelin,, who went over last night and
brought him over TO this city. 1t is expected that
there will be about dozen charges against him.
In the Police Court this morning charge OF lar.
ceny against Sanford was continued.
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Alexandria Affairs.

NEW BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-The new Mechan-
les building association held meeting last night
and elected officers, as follows: K Kemper prest-
dent; l. Mar6ury secretary; s. H. Lunt, treasurer;
L. L. Smith, Paul r. Evans, j. T. Cox, William H.
Smith, A. F. Cox and VIM Cogan, board OF direc-
tors.
AN IMBRoGLIo.-The Alexandria canal and bridge
company complains that the tax upon the river
front property, Which is under lease to them is too
high, and they say that unless the city council re-
duces the tax they viii raise the toll on coal over
the Alexandria canal from Georgetown to Alexan-
drta from cents toS cents per ton, thus substan-
TALLY cutting of the coal trade OF Alexandria The
subject will probably be brought to the attention OF
the city council at its next meeting.
RENAMED AND REPAIRED.-The name OF the tug
Seaweed, which met with an accident on the lower
Potomac short time since, has been changed to
"Rock Point" and the boat has been thoroughly
repaired. She Will be commanded by Capt
Ephriam Cheshire, formerly OF the Alexandria and
Washington ferry line.
NoTEs:1The only prisoner at the station house
this morning was Beauregard Goram, detained for
Constable Putnam, OF Fairfax county.-Twenty
Pennsylvania settlers have Just located themselves
in Fairfax county, near Vienna-An extra stock
train was placed upon the Midland railroad to-day.
About 100 cattle cars are expected to pass through
tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

foINTS FROM THE REPORT OF SECRETARY CHANDLER,
The Secretary of the Navy, in his annual report,
says that the three steel cruisers and the dispatch
boat Dolphin will be completed in year. The four
monitors can be finished for $3,56 1892 G. He
adopts the scheme OF the first advisory board for
navy OF 43 vessels at sea and q In reserve and to
bring the fleet up to this standard urges the add-
tion Of seven ships year for ten years. The cost
of the first group OF seven vessels he estimates at
s, 900. The Secretary makes several important
recommendations affecting the personnel OF the
navy In the line OF cutting down the list and equal
iz1ng pay. He also advises the consolidation OF the
bureaus OF construction and repair and of steam
engineering. The light house board. coast survey.
hydrographic Office and revenue marine he thinks
should appropriately be attached to the Navy
instead Of the Treasury department. He PROPOSES
the creation OF an interior coast line Of waterways
to defend our Atlantic seaboard, and the establish
ment OF number OF additional foreign cOaling
and naval stations He Is severe In his Comments
on the political tendencies OF the government navy
yards and urges that new ships should be built by
outside concerns, which will do the work on q
purely business basis In conclusion he represents
the condition OF eur shipping as deplorahle, and
urges the granting OF subsidies on important lines
as means TO restore our influence on the seas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08
General Foreign New. by Cable.

Ell MAHDIS DEMANDS.
CAIRO Dec. S.-The Mudr OF Dongol I'm Timer
Nuba, telegraphs 10 the Egyptian governInentIhat
Ihe clnleiS OF the kabbabish tribes state that ri
NJ Mdnol mas demanded the submission OF those peo-
pie TO his authority. Ut that the chiefs nrnrpise
.ilaI lley ana their tries Will remain faithful TO
the government.
GERMANY. RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
BERLIN, Dec. e--RunorS are current here OF an
othec meeting or the emperorS OF Germany, Russia
ana Austria as the result OF the recent Conference
pelWeeh NJ. de GlerS, the Russian foreign minister
and Prince Bismarck
THE EARL OF CRAVEN DEAD
LONDON, Dec. S-Earl OF Craven is dead, aged a.
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Capitol Topics.
APPOISTMEN NTS TO-DAY.

The clerk OF the House to-day appointed Mr.
Peter H. Pernot, OF Indiana, superintendent OF the
document room, vice Mr.. 7. II. Mckee, Of Indiana:
also, Mr.. Charles f. Lachor, of New York, news
paper clerk, vice Mr.. c. L. Long
The Sergeant-at-arms this morning apuonted
Robert H. Belts On the Capitol police force vice
William Lamb, to take effect On the 1st Of JAN
uary.
Postmaster Dalton said this morning that he
would postpone making further appointments until
next week
Mr.. WtnterSmith said he had made no appoint-
ments to-day, but was occupied in ssSifting up and
making an appOrtiOnment."
MI Thomas Baily, for many years chief clerk OF
ane House, Will soon be succeeded in office by Major
Ihomas .. ToWles, the present printing and bill
clerk.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE CHINESE BILL.
AT the conference of Pacific slope .Congressmen,
held at the Capitol yesterday afternoon, Messrs
cassidy, Dolph and Healy were appointed COM
1nittee to draft bill amending the present law
regulating Chinese Immigration, so as to meet the
demands OF the Pacific coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08
A COunterfeirer Caprur.a

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. S-,Jonathan Hughes, a
colhterlelter, Who has received two terms OF I'm
prlSonfneGt, was arrested early this morning In
ped at his home, In South V1neland n. j. by secret
service service agents, upon the charge OF passing coun-
.eie uelielC sllVer dollars Hughes made desperate
resistance, but after severe struggle the officers
secured him, and he was brought to this city at
noon ana held by United States Commissioner
Ing on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08
The Pope and the Irish Agitation.
CENsURE OF THE CATHOLIC CLERGY OF NEwEY. IRE

LAND.
LONDON, Dec. S-A Rome dispatch TO the Times
states that the Monite1r De Rome the papal organ
strongly censureS the Catholic Clergy OF Newry
ireland, Tor their attitude during the recent agita'
uon there. Ii especially condemns the sermon or
rather MacCarten In the cathedral at Neyyry last
sunday, In which he characterized the action OF the
government. In prohibiting nationalist meeting
tnefe, as having tendency 10 drive the people 10
REBEL ana as direct insult the catholic church.
The HoHiteotr De Rome also draws attention TO a
paragraph published I'm the United IJisItrlap OF
dublin asking its friends In London TO furnish the
addresses and biographies or the jurymen In the
olohheu case, In order 10 enable their obituaries
TO be prepared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

The Detroit Mutual Benefit association to-day. nv
M. John b Sweat, entered suit against Nathan n
Clarke, collecting agent OF the plaintiY from Ocro
Der lH TO November LIST, l66a, to recover ~ faI
ance Of $S6Q5o collected by him =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

INDIANAPOLIS AND CHICAGO BIDDING FOR IT.
Postmaster General Gresham and the members
OF the Indiana republican congressional delegation
assembled at the office Of Assistant Secretary New
at the Treasury department this morning. to take
steps to secure the republican convention at In
dlanapolis A telegram from the president OF the
Doard OF trade or that city was read stating that
The citizens were desirous OF having the conven-
uon held there, and committee had been appointed
togOto washington to secure 1t. ME News commit
Tee then adjourned to confer with the Indianapolis
committee at the Riggs house on Monday evening
delegation left Chicago yesterday for Washing
Ion iof the purpose OF attempting to secure the
holdlng OF the next national republican convention
in Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

PAPAL OENSURE OF IRISH CLERGY.
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LynchinX in Texas.

GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. 6.-A speclal dispatch to
tne Ae,cS from San Antonio says: IL is reported
that four MeXicanS, charged with The murder OF
Domingo Poomo, near Fort Davis, bout weeks
ago, nave been taken from the authorities and
lynChed. -
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER returned to Wash
1ngton this morning from Philadelphia


AN AFFECTING INCIDENT.-On Sunday last quite
an affecting little scene occurred In st. ,ohn's
church. Old blind Jou, for years past a regular
communicate OF this church. has had his accuS-
TONED sea- near the chancel rail removed since the
recent alterations to one I'm the gallery. The
change has been somewhat confusing to the poor
oid man. 1nasInuch as he is no longer able to find
his way una1ded TO the communion table He has
therefore 10 be taken in charge by some member OF
tne congregation who chances to he near at the
tlhle Last Sunday it so happened that no one re-
henlDered J0u, who stood all through the service
waiting Tor some friendly hand to lead him where
ne hdd so often knelt The last commandments had
risen from their knees the organ sounded for the
riofit, ana Then began the chanting OF the recess
Sonal hymn suddenly. out into the silence came
the voice Of the blind man. as with raised
lEinlor1ng hands he exclaimed: ''IS there none to
leiu me? VIII no one take me TO the Holy Com
muihph:' Immediately some one stepped forward
trying to quiet his agitation, at the same time
guiding his Footsteps down the gallery steps. where
AT the foot he was met by one OF the yestrymen
the feast OF the Sacrament for which, in his blind
hepeSSneSS, he had impuSively. forgetting time
ana place, uttered his touching appeal.
PERsoNAL-Senator Fair, Representatives Dor
sheiner. Hancock, Ochiltree, Rice, Spriggs and
To"nshend, Delegate Maginnis, and Marshal
McMlchael were registered in New York last night.
Representative BrOdhead is now located at
CnalnbernS-Rev. Robert Collyer Is the guest
OF M lIstlce Miller while in the city.-Gen. Ham
COCK le1t chicago on Wednesday for San Francisco.
accompanied by his staff.-Miss Susan B. Anthony
Is at the eRiggS.-EX-Secretary Robeson arrived In
town yesterday, and is at his residence, on 10th
t--EX-RepresentativeS Pacheco and Page of
Canf0rn1a, are at the Harris house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

SECRETARY LINCOLN returned from New York
this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

Fon TIE Ho11pAys
MILNE l. PROCTOR,
DESIGNERS. IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
ARTISTIC
VII Il Nj !! VII IT,: i:
$50 STREET NORTHWEST,
Beg to announce to their patrons and the general public
that during the next two weeks they will keep their
establishment open until TEN O'CLOCK +. NJ to en-
able all those in quest Of
HOLIDAY GOODS
the opportunity Of inspecting stock of ARTIST
FURNITURE unsurpassed this continent for variety
and novelty Of design
They call the special attention of connosseurs to a
large importation of ORIENTAL GOODS brought from
the interior Of Turkey il ASIA by Baron b. H. Kazarnj
yam, OF Constantinope. among which will be found
many hne examples of native talent in TURKISH
EMBROIDERIES. md
TAN, KOURDISTAN and PERSIAN RUGS and CAR
PETS. number Of which are historical ANTIQUES
NoTE-These Goods are very superior, and wholly
distinct in class from those usually at auctions in
this and il other cities
MILNE & PROCTOR,
d7-2w $50 STREET NORTHWEST
HOUSEHOLD ART Goops
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Polished Antique and Repousse BRASSES
LOWS PLASTIC SKETCHES and ART TILES, In
Plush Frames
All goods shown on first door Of extensive Stores
No stairs to climb
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
d7 424 9th street.
JAPANESE SCROLLS FANS ETo-
and Decorative Rictu1A jay Gould. "a sthst mia
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Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 213 new advertisements In THE STAR
to-day.
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british Columbia Against Chinese I'm.
migration.

SAN FKANCIsCo. Dec. &-A dispatch from Vic
UoIla British Columbia. says: The house has passed
a resolution instructlng the government 10 Infno-
duce oil restricting Chinese Immigration The
starting statement was made by the provincial sec
relarS lhat There were 1900 destitute Chinese on
the main land. who can only subsist by numbering
ana stealing, which they have already helrnn
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kilograms to The Star.
SENATOR ANTHONY EN- ROUTE

INCENDIARISM IN VIRGINIA,
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business Failure i'm San Eranci.co-

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. S-Henry Lung a Co. Eng
llSh exporters, have suspended The liabilities OF
the firm are S340.0o0, with assets agrrrgarinp-
S5UO,Ca The failure vas due 10 loss ia wheat
charters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, S3922 302 0S; customs, S4S3,5I5S6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08
Senator Anthony I'm Route to Wash.

New YORK, Dec S.-Senator Anthony and family
lelt this morning for Washington The senator Ii
entirely recovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

MIR. JOHN JARRETT, formerly president OF the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron and Steel Work
ers, and low president OF the United States Steel
Plate Association, arrived In the city to-day He is
mere 10 urge an Increase on the duty upon tin plate
he says that unless this duty Is increased lin pate
cannot be made in this country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08
CHINESE OUTLAWS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
AN ALLEGED coUNTERFEITER ARRESTED
InCend iarV Fire in VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. S.-The Sumac warehouse
OF E H. Mccullough. at Blacks-and- Whites. In this
state was Set lire 10 last night The building con-
lalnep ABOUT 100000 pounds or sumac, which is al
most total loss AT one time fr was feared that
the whole town would fan prey TO the flames: and
the nre department here was telegraphed for. A
traln was promptly made ready 10 take the depart
ment 10 the scene, when intelligence came that the
nre was under control Mr.. McCullough's loss IA
not Known. III was partly covered by insurance in
foreign companies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-08

BEES BALTIMORE HEArEnsu
Inc att enton Of HoCekeepers and othe-s "a ag.., ,
vited u these Justly - ssaAa Il
CELEBRATED LATRoBE STOVES
Iheir teauty and excellence OF work1nansby, ana
nnish eInalced y late improvements render thsy an,
perlOr 20 Cther IatruIss in the Insrtst I su
lAtrooes tLaI = iectually heat the lower rooms
BIbB'S LATROBES GUAEANTFFD
10 sss Satisfaction IL every For sale by deaerz
n2l-lm
4 RTIEICIAL EYES
"A -. Sl0. s15. Eyesight fitted
,o dENPLER'S OLD STAND
I.so ~ Pe1nsylyxuis syepua
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A NAVAL BOARD, consisting OF Prof Simon
NeWcomh, Commander W. T. Sampson, Lieut..
Harry Knox, and Naval Constructors F. L. Fer
nald and W. L. Mintoyne, has been appointed to
meet at the Navy department. on the ETH instant,
Tor the examination OF candidates for appointment
as assistant naval constructors
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIOEs.-The civil service
commission gives notice that at so1ne date between
the Goth day OF January and the goth day OF Feb
ruary next examinations for the departmental
civil service viii be held in the states Of Tennessee
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Florida, il
sulilclent applicants appear. There Will be two
grades Of Examination
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~Teso GAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, GEORGE
- town! l. LODGE d D; Stated supply; Sub.
ts: IL u IL: preparation for the Gift of the Spirit"
7:3o p. N. The RedeeIning Love Of God" Subjects
never changed on account of weather 1t.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
STATE NOTES,

A new city hall is being built at Shake
pee.
The wild raspberry crop of this year has
been unusually large.
The prospect for good crab-apple crop
this fail are promising.
The busy harvesters are everywhere
praising the fine weather.
Instances of horse stealing are occur
ring in Blue Earth county.
The lookup in Winona is full of tramps
and vags nearly every night
Dea. Reed, of Rushford, killed rattle
snake last week three feet long.
&. S. Smiley, of Spring Lake, lost a
stack of wheat last week by ire.
Movements are being made in Anoka
for the establishment of a new cemetry.
a new depot building is to be erected in
Herman Instead of repairing the old one.
The Hon. Ole Peterson, of Gilchrist, has
lately raised d barn S0x140. He is the big
farmer OF Pope county.
The Grant County bank, in Herman, is
now ready for business. II. P. Wells is
president and E. W. Snyder cashier.
| The war on prairie chickens has COM
L1C1tSCO III SOJA col uSSts anu lIlC o1duS IliSi
! IS immense. So persistent and relentless
are ''sportsnen" it would seem that exter-
minatIon must be the final and not long
postponed result.
Charles Slfert, of Mankato, the other
| day, had his team run away while hitched
! to Il reaper. He was thrown off, aud re-
ceived a number Of severe wounds and was
badly used up. Wish good care 1t is thought
ne may recover.
Anoka Union, Aug. Is: Mr.. Albert
Scaefer, cashier OF the Bank OF Minnesota,
S. Pant, wife and three children, spent
the Sabbath with Air. j. T. n. Van der
Felde. Mr. S. returned home Monday,
but Mrs. S. ard children viii remain all the
week.
The Red Wing Argus says: Last Mon
day as Il Swede laboriDg man was walking
along the road leading to the Eggleston
depot he was assaulted by two tranps, who
beat him over the head, laying his scalp
bare 10 the bone. the Swede says the
tramus mistook him for resident farmer
and thinks the assault was made for the
purpose o: robbery.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
Real ESt0'e Transfers.

The principal real estate transfers filed
yesterday were the following:
George R. Lyman TO Z. II. Lyman. lots
l and 2, - addition, $4,000.
Heba 2. Lockwood to G. S. Clark, part
Of lot 3, block 1913, city of Minneapolis,
$1,000.
Zach anderson to S. J. johnson, part Of
lot Il, block II, Murphy's addition, 5000.
Ne!s &. Larson to August Leasing, part
CT lots l and ,, block 10, Browns subdiv1s-
ION Of block l., Bassett, Moore & Cases
addition, $3.50.
Edward G. Dorr to Maud Il. Williams,
all of block Is, lots Is, 67, IS, IS, II, 10, %
and 81, block Is, aud lots IS, II, IS and 10
block II, Motor Line addition, $3.50.
JH. Williams to Z. c. Dorr, the above
property. $3.50.
Articles of incorporation of toe Sterrett
Elevator company were filed yesterday
The capital stock is $150O0O, and the
incorporators ere Frank R. Sterrett, ". L
Merriam, Edward Saunders, G. T. Gibbs
and E. Z. Mitchell.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-23
YOUNG MEN.

The following symptoms, frequently met with
among young men, are produced by causes well
known to themselves: Loss of Memory and Energy,
Eyes growing Weak, ErUptions the Forehead,
Disturbing Dreams, Unrefceshing Sleep, Bed Feel
ing on rising i'll the morning, Loss of Appetite. Pal
ptation of the Heart, Dependency, Ti1ridity,
BrOodinS over the Past, Approximations for the Fiji
ture, Aversion to Society, Unnatural Preference
for Solitude, aud many others. Dr. Spnney would
say to the unfortunate sufferer who may read this
notice, that you are treadiLg on dangerous ground
when you longer delay in seeking the proper reu.,-
dy for your complaint. You may ba in tho first
stage-remelnDer you are approaching the last, ami
the time must come when the most skillful physi-
clan can render you no assistance. In rs case has
the doctor failed OF success Then let rot despair
work itself upon your imagination, but avail your
selves Of the beneficial results of his treatment be-
fore your case is beyond the reach of medical skill
or before grim Death hurries you to premature