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Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30
Relief to the Afflicted.

In medicines, as In science, the specialists are the
ones who always comes to the front and accomplish
great results. This remark is especially applicable to
to Or. ii. Wagner, of this city. He stands at the top
of his profession, and the cures he performs for the
unfortunate would seem wonderful II not properly
viewed in the light OF scientific requirements. He IL
endorsed by the most eminent of the medical faculty
His office at 343 Laramir street, where he will speed,
lily eifecta cure for the suffering Of either sex, no mat.
tor how complicated their complaint. -Pomeroys
Democrat.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30
THE NECESSITY
FOR the SPECIALIST,
DR.. H. WAGNER,

Haslong been acknowledged and more so at this day
than any other. The vast field Of medical science Is
ever increasing, and its numerous branches are
brought nearer and nearer to perfection, and
Hence the necessity for dividing the labor. And II is
true beyond all doubt that disease, affecting the gen.
to'urinary organs need special study more than any.
ming else, II we would understand and know how
reat them properly.
DIR. II. WAGNER is fully aware that there are
many physicians, and some sensible people, WIN will
condemn him for making this class OF diseases q spe.
calty, but he is happy TO know that with most per
sons OF refinement and intelligence a mere onlightcn.
ed view is taken OF the subject, and that the physic
ian who devotes himself TO relieving the afflicted and
saving them from worse than death, Is no less a phi
ianthropist and bcnetactor TO his race than the sur
geon or physician who by close application cXcels in
any other branch of his profession. Aud fortunately
or humanity, the day Is dawning when the false phi.
anthrophy that condemned the victims of folly or
crime, like the lcpers under the Jewish law, to die
uncared for has passed away.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30
Young Me1

Who may be suffering from the effects Of youthful
follies or indiscretions will do well to avail themselves
of this, the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suf.
fering humanity. DIR. WAGNER will guarantee to for.
felt $500 for every case of seminal weakness or private
disease Of any kind and character which he under.
takes TO and fails to cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30
Chronic Complaints Require
Time for a Cure.

Persons at a distance who wish to be treated by DR..
Wagner need not feel backward because OF inability
to visit him. II they will W to the doctor he will
. end a list Of questions W nables him 10 send
medicines, counsel and 10 thousands he has
never seen. He has pa In every city, town and
station in Colorado, well as all over the United
States. See his al his advertisement. Den.
yer Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30
Tells What He Knows.

"Best thing for burns l have ever tried.
Heals up grandly." l.. p. Follett, Marion,
Ohio, speaking of Thomas Eclectric Oil.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30

IF success be the true test of merit, it is
a settled fact that "Bro,cn's bronchial 7Ioches"
have no equal for the prompt relief of Coughs,
Colds, and Throat troubles. Sold only IN
boxes. Price 25 cts.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30
MereW

Has been more destructive to human health and Q
than wal, pestilence and famine combined. SO said
a distinguished writerInanyyea ago, and IL Is as true
to-day as then. The poor victim OF Blood Disease II
drugged with Mercury to cure the mnlndy and then
dosed with Iodides TO cure him Of the Mercurial Pois.
oning; but instead of relief, the first one breaks down
his general health and makes him u cripple, and the
other ruins his digestive organs. 10 those afflicted
In this way Swift's Specific il the greatest loon on
earth, and Is worth more than Its weight In gold. II
antldutes this Mercurial Poison, tones mp the system
and brings the sufferer back to health and happiness.
Every person who has ever been salivated should by
all means take u thorough course Of this remedy.
JEPRERsOSymLB, TwIGGs Co., Ga.
Five years ago | found on ny plantation q colOred
man who was badly diseased. He stated that Ave
years before he had contracted o violent case OF bloc
poison, and had been treated by many pilysic
Specific, and ina short time he was sound and well
aud has not had a symptom OF the disease since,
ID. 81. HUGHES.
One gentleman who had been confined 10 his he
six weeks with Merourial rheumatism has been cured
entirely, and speaks in the highest praise Of =. :. $.
CHILES & BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
rice; Small size, sl.OO per bottle. Large size (hold.
d ouble quantity ELI bottle. All druggists sell
Si,ocOsREWARD.
viii be paid to any Chemist who will find, on an
alysis Of 100 bottles s. S. s., one particle OF Mercury,
Iodide Potassium, or any mineral substance.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
'Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30

Price: Small size, sl.OO per bottle Large size
Cholding double quantity, si.75a bottle. Alldrug
gises still II
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30

8. j. MERRILL, A. v. II. CARPENTER,
Genl Manager. Genl Pass. Agent
j. 7. CLARK, GEO ii. HEhFFORD,
Gen1 Supt. Asst Gon1 Pass. Agt
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30

sBwrite for the little book. which will be mailed
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-30

Pullman sleepers and the Finest Dining Cars inth
world are run on the main lines ofthe CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE, 81 ST. PAUL RAILWAY
and every attention Is paid to passengers by courst
GUS employees Of the company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
llE LlH.
N.nnnr.s Y1en fnr AnriI-

Vennor forecasts the detailed charac- ter of April as follows:
 April enters on Sunday with @ March storm. and the same day of the week is likely to continue stormy through the month.
 The 5th and 9th will likely prove stormy ID lake regions and lower prov inces, New Foundland probably coming in for heavy gales.
 The 10th and l2th are probably dates for severe frosts. These were experi' enced ID 1882.
 The 2O:h and 21st, stormy, and wet in the majority of sections.
 The month will end cold and stormy and May-day may be ushered in with snow and sleet in northern and western sections. and cold rains at others.
 There will be some unusual terms oi warmth during this month; but alto gether 1t will partake If its average character, and be of favorable descrip, tion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
News liens.

At bepch show just opened at Otta Wa the dogs on exhibition are valued al sI54OOO.
 ALockport, \. |, sparrow, that be came tired of waiting for spring, sucidec by hanging.
 For "studyng the new arrears law William Nj. Everts charges the city oi Brooklyn Sl.OpO.
 Suit is to be instituted to compel ! Carter county, Kentucky, to pay about | S6OO1O railroad deot.
 They tell of a casset sheep at East ! Summer, Me, which weighed alive 2t pounds. and dressed 1l2.
 A statue IS proposed by Hartford, l Conn people to Nathan Hale, the mar | tyr spy of revIluu nary fame
 The run of shad in Black River. Will jams county, ;. c. IS the poorest tbs ! spring kuOwn for years. Tner, have been over fifty mornings at West Lebanon. \. F., this season when the mercury has been below zero.
 4 society has been organized at N. r., for the purpose If breaking up hquor drinking on Sunday.
 The United States double-turreted iropclad Terror was successfully launch ed m the 24 of March, at Philadelphia.
 A tho sand doll bill was placed upon the contribution plate in St. Pauls Church, Pawtucket, k l., Easter morn ing.
 The Virginia State Normal ColOred School IS to b. erected iu Chesterfield county, to cost SS5,0U0, not including Sl3,5OO Tor the site.
 Eleven thousand dollars of the S15,OOO required for the memorial to William E. Dodge have already been subscribed iu New York.
 More than fifty churches in Baltimore are pronounced unsafe because their doors open inward, and the hanging of their doors Is to be changed.
 A party of Yale students who recently attempted t. create a disturbance at am amateur dramatic performance in New Haven, were roughly used by the town boys.
 The Indiana Legislature has passed a blll providing that dog taxes collected in towns containing a population of SlGuOO or mor-, shall be added tO the flud for disabled fireman.
 II is announced that Sir Charles Tup- Der is about tJ retire from the Cabinet of the Dominion of Canada, to accept the position of High Commissioner to England, in succession to Sir \. I. Cat.
 1 letter mailed to CentrevIlle Station in Sullivan county, from Mldiletown \. T., thirty miles distant, has just been returned after being wanderer for two years, without having reached the dead letter office.
 Addison <. Chapman, a sc ool teach CT in the Cat~kills, war found three weeks ago lying in a barn dead, with halter near at hand, and the coroner's jury decIded that he came to his death through suicide by hanging"
 Gen. Spinner Is s1 years old, and IS still m rugged health. He proposes to live right along until he learns to write bis name SO that an expert can tell which IS the front end of 1t.
 Father-"I congratulate you, Bertha; have just arranged for your betrothal.' Bertha -"To whom, papa Hush, child; how can you be so mquIsitiye: It Is as yet a business secret
 An item is going the rounds to the ef- feet that Don Jose de Salamanca, the famous Spanish banker, once gave din- her that cost S90,OOO He must have put diamonds in the hash instead of the customary cOhblest0nes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
The Trail Mas Too Hot.

One of our fox hunters gave a Journal scribe the following account Ot an ad ventuTous day aiield One morning last
 week as l Was crossing lots with my
 hound, 1 saw an old red run into a thlck- ct put the dog on his track and con cealed myself III the thicket, knowing that fox will often circle and pick up
 his old track. 1 could hear the hound
 paying way of toward New Gloucester.
 Then 1t changed and grew more and more distinct, and l knew the fox was
 returning. l must have awaited some hali hour when l saw the fox dart into hol low log a little distance to my left, but as he went out the other end l remained ID my hiding place, supPoslng that Il
 was a trick of the fox to put the dog of
 his track. The dog was puzzled only an instant, and followed the fox on longer circuit this time, but ID the course of an ! hour l saw 1t again enter one end of the | log and out of the other. Thinks l, 'my chap, I'll play you a Yankee trlck by | stopping up the furtler end of that log. | This l did and again hld myself. hoping | for third return. | was hidden about ! the same length of time, when, by the
 voice of my dog, l knew the fox was re- 1 turning. A few minutes later l saw the fox enter the log. ran mp to the open end and soon had it secured. Fms be
 ing done I awaited the coming mp of the dog, lich I tied t1 sapliI - while
 went out to get an aX. l sOol got back
 and opeued the log sUtiicieI sIy to sec | four foxes instead of one. "How was
 that?" "1fs plain enough. Oae fox
 would run until tired, then would enter | the log and another would take his place." But why did not the hound | bay the three in the lOg?" The trail
 was too hot, you seer -Lewistown (Me. Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
.UiSceU
CERTAIN SEAMS.

SwiudIers and their Victims How Careless People suffer in Health and Pocket.
 Every streak of sunshine creates shadow and behind every truth crouches its correspond. ing lie who-oever has not been m some WAY fooled and robbed by sviudler= and their work. has had better luck in life than most mortals In fact the best witnesses to the value of a given article are eouut-rferts aad limitations which -eek 10 share its success without possessing a fraction of is merit. Hence 1t gnes without saying that
 BENsOS's CAPCISE POROUS PLAsTEKs
 are pursued by host of miserable and worth less imitator-, eager to appropriate what they can of the fru Is of is victories. The leeches commonly take the form of cheap plaster.
 Now. these harmless and worthless plasters would be detected in minute if people were careful m reading and remembering names. But most persons merely erance at them, under stand partially and forget instantly. What re- sults Tms Desiring to buy BENSON'S CAP CINE PLASTER. their own oarelessness enables some storekeepsr or druggist, who cares more for five OF ten cents additional profit than for the sweets of an approving conscience. to roll them up instead some cheap imitation with a similar name. The deceit often works, while ,he fraudulent plasters never do.
 Don't permit yourself to be thus victimized for Iacls of a moments care. HENSJN'S CAP. CINE POROUS PLAsTERs have stood the test of science ard experience and are the product of both. Examine the ar,icle. and satisfy your. self that The word CAPOINE Is curinit.
 Seabury 6 Johnson. Pharmaceutical Chemists New York. Hi Hshest awards-nsdals--at Inter national FNlo-itions
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

No. the Only po-i' lse cure Tor tH .N TAI ,l'- RHEA Price of ei- er luyllorstnr. ~2 per hnr- tl-- SIX for SIg Sem Co any dd-es- ol receipt of price. or C. O. D. Re-s so--Ihle persons eal. DO. when GU ed. S,rIciest -ecrec, ma 4ltlned- patienta cured af home. Dr. Liebis'- Di-pen- -lry has an e'eyr-- Drug Store in l.s building.
 Too frequent eyacutLlunS of the bladder and Hopy Sediment in urIue are -ymptomS Of See oudary uinal Wslzur-s and Pr1-ta1orrhea- Complaints readily yield Co the DR. LIEBIG IEEA MINT.
 Ordinary CnSe~.-Any recent case of special OF privar- diSea-. s cured for Slu. Remedies sui- tcIeut Co cure ril ha prompt 7 sent, with full directions and advica ou receipt of Siu. All Packages arc securely covered from pnserva thor.
 IHYisaragor ~aWple~ Free.
 To prove rhe wr-DsTtul power ut be TRENi GFEN N TNvIeoRtToF a g. bottle cf eithes number will be sent free of charge. Persons ordrruca free bottle el!l only have to pay eX- pres-al,e OF delivery.
 Most Powerful Electric Belts Free Co PutisHt>, Consultation. Examination and adsIC. free anU rrI ate.
 DR. LIEBfG a co. loo t.eary St. Private Entrance. do5 Mason >t-. =. F.. Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Peter Cooper.

Give honor and love foresermore To th IS I, -eat man gone to rest; Peace on the dim Pluton.an shore, Rest m tho hand of the blest. l reckon him greater than any man That ever drew sword m war; reckon him nobler than kIng or clan, Bravsr and better by far. And wisest he in this whole wide land Of hoardine till bent and gray; For all you can hold m your cold dead hand Is what you have given away. So. whether to wander the stars or tOrsst Forever hushed and dumb. He gave with a zest and he gave his best And de-erves the beet tO come.
 JOAQUIN MILLER. NEW YORK April |. ls-S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Notice to Contractors.

In accordance with tu Act of the Twelfth Leg i-iature of the Territory of Arizona. approved February 1l. l,-j, entitled an Act Co provide for the erection Ot 60 building for school purposes in District No. I. in Pima county.
 Nouce I- hereby gwen by the Board of School Trustees of sad District, that they have adopted plans and specifications for the erection of the huIltiuE cputeup plated uy sud Act. and that bli= for the ercctun of sad building. m accordance ,Itu sad plans and specifications upon the pub he -chuol lots Iu block ls5 m the city of Tucson viii te received at the otfice ,l w. A. Scott Jr. Secretary of sad Board. ut No. i3 North Meyer street tucson. Pima County, Arlzoua. mp Co i3 o'clock noon on Tuesday, the l2th day of June. I--a.
 N.B.-Bid- must be for the erection of the en- tIre building. and must bs enclosed in -es,ied parkases. plainly addressed Co sand Board and marked to indicate what they are.
 Lach hId must be accom- pauIcd by certified check 60 bank m the city uf Tucson. payable to the order of sand Board. m the sum of S-uU, Co secure the good faith of bidders; check wul be returned as soon ass a contract IS finally exc cuted.
 The Act of the Legislature, the plans and spec ilcatlul-- and the proposed contract with bud der- cau be- seen at the office of A. P. Petlt, architect of thr Board, No. lI3 Camp street, Tue son. uutll noon of June l2. 1.s5. between tho hours of Iu a- m. and ,2 o'clock uI., of each day By order of the Board
 W. A. SCOTT JE-,
 Secretary. Tucson, April 9, lSS3. apis-td
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
CAPTURED BY INDIANS.

The above is photograph of young Charley W. McCOmas whose parents, Judge McComas and wife were killed March 2', l5os. a few miles north of Lordsourg on the Southern Paclhc railroad. The Indians earned off the boy. and his return Is much desired. He Is SIX years old. very large of his age, weighs nearly seventy-hve pounds wear- ti. hat and has light yellow hair.
 A request is also printed on the card Co com municate any information to John M. Wright, Silver City. New Mexico, or to Eugene F. Ware, Fort Scott. Kansas.
 The photograph card has been placed in Bueh- man q Co's show case adjoining the CITIZEN of- flee. where all can sec photograph of the lost child.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

 SPECIAL ORDERS
 No. 3I.
 l. Board of Survey to consist of;- !. Captain ainAe Bates Fir-t Infantry. D. FIr-t Lieutenant Mltthew MarklanA, First Infantry.
 8. First Lieutenant B. Reynolds. Adjutaut rhiri Cavalry Is appointed Co meet st Whipple Barracks, Prescott, \. r. al 10 o'clock a. ID. o1 Mon lay. t.e h inst or as soon thereafter as prart.ca7le, to inquire into and report the cir cum-tauces Of the alleged loss by nre aJ Wick cuburg A. T.. m 5 1ptember lSs2, of certain fund--hne receipts Of the U. S, military tele- graph office at that piace-for which First Lieu tenant r. K Ward, FIrst Cavalry, Is required tC account.
 Th.baard will. If practicable, fix the respousi biIry for the loss, and make such recommeuda' tisut as may be deemed proper IT, Second lieutenant Frank de L.. Caring ion cirst Infantry. Is appon-ei Acting Assist mt Ouartermaster m connection with his othel ! duti S n the field. ! BY ORDER OF BRIGADTER GENERAL CROOK. J. P. MARTTN. Assistant AdjutauJ General.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The following unique letter was- re- ceived by a Kansas attorney, and IS two good to be lost Several moI ths ago sent you an account against-fOl collection. heard he was at work i1 some telegraph office in your city. Since I heard from you ] See by the papers he has been 'struck by lightning, and is an angel now know he is just as lia. ble to be struck by lightning as be was to pay his debts. and if that is fact and he IS now engaged in pushing clouds. am glad of 1t, and you need not collect it. If he is still on earth then, "hump him;' but if he is an angel give him a rest. He will make a good angel but he was never cut for a man He may fill the contract above, but be was little of here below. Please let me know if he Is a man or an angel, and oblige your friend.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
THE Great English Remedy

.-5st 5a77,Sss5.s-l 2 Is a never-fHiling cur, c-1A.Ass s.SSSs for Servous DehIh.y -e-P N/sE Exhausted ' italit y A ..-., Seminal Wea s ~ - NN epiSpermatorrhra LOST H 4=~- EV 91 MANHOOD. iupoteu-
 4-tff T~ cy Paralysis Prustat0r -s r rho,a sud ail The tern. "A tSl~ SA ,El lbls effects uf ~el {. -s-, -s4 sr. f - -N' buss youthful tollles s-A lAssA .-srs.t. ! t< - and axcas-e= 1r matural 7fSes- -Tf-t i--F gaar--sucL az loss uf
 Memory ass ltude. Noe turusl Emission. Aversion Co Soclsty DInne-s of Ei-iuu Nl5sas I1 -he Head, The T1fal uu1c pT--IrE uuob-rrv-l m the urlne. Hnd many other d sea .-s that lead Co insanity and death-
 Dk. HINilE VIII tlr-. tI i1rteit tlVe huli ired Dollars for & case of tt-s klui the ' it''' ,reatmertl wIll not cure, or iur any -hlug impure or injurious found Iu iL Ib, MIN llt treat- all Private llseg-es su 'ce--fu.'y y without iurr cury. consultation free. IEp-uugl eNarnirii- ri.n and advice including analysis uf urine. $50. Price of the NIral Ee-tOratlgr < sl.i a bo-- tle or four lmes the quantity, slli'; sent Co any address upon receipt of pnce or I.O- p.. secure feom observation. and In private name 1T daslred hy A. E.. MINTlE. M- D.
 II kearuy Street. San fraucl=co. Cal. SAMPLE EOITLE FREE on application by letter stating symptoms, sex and age. Coumu- nIcAtionz strictly ColndeluaL
 Dss. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy NePh- reticum. cures all kind= of Kidney and blatief COupl4lnts tron1rrhHa, Elrrf. Leucorrlle'-- For sale by all druggi-ts; q bottle. SIX bottle for g..
 DE. INVITES Dandeiion l-lls arc the ue-. and cheapest Dye pepsfa and Biliipu- cure ID the market For sale by all drUeglsts- ieiq6 l"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

A woman is never contented to say, He pulled my hair" She particularizes thus: "He pulled the hair of my head. This is necessary in order to distinguish between the hair of her head and the head of her hair which she purchased at at the stcre.-Bos. Post.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
DR c. D. SALFIELD.

2i6 kearney street. san Francisco, Cal.
 ou-alJauou- -.riC-iy counIelug-- by letter or ar olice ABE. For the convenience of pa- tieut-. and In order Co insure perfect secrecy. ] have adopted prlVare address. under winch all ac xaEsl are forsurdad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
The Lost Boy.

The reported recovery of little Charley Me Comas. at Lordsburg. published in the CITIZEN a few days ago. was an error. We nave just re- csived photograph of tle child from Senator Ware. of Kansas. on which Is printed the follow .--..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Dr. r.SPINNEY,

No. n kearny street. san Franei>es. Cal. Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.
 YOUNG MEN N no MAY BE- SUFFERING FROM THE " -iie t- of youthful foIlie- or indI- e-etion, will do well Co avaIl c eu.S-lse- 0f tLIs. The greatest boon ever laid at the altar of -ufi-iIuE humanity. Dr. SptNNEY will guarantee to .ur- feit Uu for every case Of Seminal Weakrc-s or private disease of any kiud .r character which he undertake and fails to ure.
 MIDDLE NGED MEN.
 There ase many at the age of thirty Co sixty who are truab.ed with too frequent evasu1tllus of the hlllder. urfeu accompanied by a -.isnt suaftIuA cor burning -eu-ftIuE and a Weah eIIu z of the ~ y-fem m manner tle patient cannot ac- count for. 'u examining the urIu ary dspu-i C. a rupy sediment vIIl often be found. and some tIme- small particles of albamsu wIu appear or the color wIll b- of thin milsI-h hue. again changing Co a dark and turplI apueafanc-a. There are many men who dI' or this difficulty. ignorant of the cause. which l- Che second stage of H nal weaku ss. Dr. < wlil Euarlnr VI 6 perfect cure 10 sii such c1sss. and healthy res tOIalou Of the Eruiro-urluary orsfus.
 Office hIur--lI Co and Co -. Surtuys from l0 Co n a- u. Consultation free. TlorouEh cN- ann atIlu and vice. S5.
 Call or address
 DE. sPINNEY d co.
 w-tf No u Kearuv street. San fran CISCO. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
EARS for tl8 MILLION
Ful ehoO's 8aIsam of Sharks OH Positively Restores The Hearing. and is the Only Ab~oIuic CHre for Deafness

This nil IS abstracted from peculiar suesIes of whire shark caught m the leliOw Seq. known as CsECH ,I.1DOS EoNDEI ETH. f.. cry CI Inese hsh- erman znpSs it. tt= virtues a 1e=tprftfve of about the year ltiJ. Its cures wore so uumesuus and many SO seemingly miraculous. that the remedy was officially proclaimed oyer tne entlre Emuirp. Its usa became SO universal that for over 8s years DO deafness has existed among the Chinese people. Sent. charges pr. pald, Go any address at Sl.uO per Dott e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

i'm rOtaEcy. ENhaufe1 Alt.iifr- From. 'u.~ If'
 clirearL LOSS OF IIANHpDD. ia alI its complications. and from what yer cause produced. 1. euri -n-s and purne- The bio d, rtuenL hens the Ne-ve-. Brain. Ma cies. blse.s- tlou Reproductive Organ, and Physical and Mental tGcgiuc-. it stops any unnatural debll- itatiur dram upon rle system. preventing lrvui- uu arg lo-=ts uehihfstlrg dreams, seminal losses WIth the rrrue, etc. -o destructive fu mIud and body. lt I- sure - .mlnht-r 1i al KIDNEY AM BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains no luiJriuus ingredients. To those >uflrriHg from ihe evil effects of youthful tusis~cTt t!ufia or rNrc-~r-. a speedy. thor
 ou.h and pcrtnnusn! GRE t~ G'ARaN
 HE'D. Price ~5. 70 per hltt.-. OF i've bottles Iu yaea. Virh flIi directions and advice Hio. Sent secure from ub- .rvatior rp any address U1- ou receipt of price. or C. U. D To be had only