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~Tho Chairman of tho Domo

F The Chairman of the Democratic
County Central Committee, has ISSUED
his call for the Convention to be held a
Bellaire, August 10th. The primarie.
will be held on Saturday. August 4th.-
Eighty delegates will be chosen, ani
forty-one will be required to nominate
The order Of the call is. Representative
Cle.k OF Courts, Auditor, Treasurer
Recorder, Commissioners and Infrmary
Director. Barne.uille Enterprise.
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+. CAMP MEETING.

The Camp Meeting association has resolved
to hold their annual camp meeting on the
Stafford Camp ground to commence Angus,
10Th. 1888, and to continue eight days.
The past success of these meetings warrant
the friends Of the enterprise TO predict o suc,
oessful meeting and happy time for friends
that shall meet upon this hallowed encamp.
ment. Every necessary arrangement will be
made for the comfort Of the people. Let every
body come and spend few days in the wor.
ship of God in the grove, his first temple.
Admission fee 10c, for meeting.
By order Of Camp Meeting Association.
THOS. WILSON, SIC.
July 3.'s3.w4.
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HERE WE ARE,

Go to JACOB RElNHERR for your
Confectioneries He has Just returned from
Wheeling with the largest stock of Fine and
Com,aon Candies ever brought to this market
All Kinds of Nuts, Foreign Fruits. and Canned
Goods Good Cheese, Bologna. Dried Beef and
all kinds of Cakes and Pies always on hand.
Parties and picnics viii be supplied with
Cakes ias Cream s. Fruit a,s. .0ss OF else
You can buy al naoA GOOD BREAD
for Is cents at my Bakery - you can any
where else in The eosaty. wy@.
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fEIt is claimed that country bows 81
the age Of fifteen years. average about
one inch taller. and seven pounds heavier
than city boys Of the same age. Oae
thing we do know to q certainty-tha'
one good country boy is worth abou
two Car loads of the average city boy
for al practical purposes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17
A Startling Discovery.

Physicians are often startled ny re.
uarkabie discoveries. The fact that
DR. Kings New Discovery 70, Consump.
ton and oil Throat aud Lung. diseases
is daily curing patients that they have
given up TO die, is startling them to
realize their sense Of duty, and examine
into the merits OF this wonderful dis
cover. resulting in hundreds Of our
best Shysicians using it In their prac.
tice Trial Bottles free at j. T. Judkins
Drug Store. R.gular SIZE 81 co..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17

wWhile on the way to attend the
Fourth Of July exercises at S anleyville,
Washington County. the wagon in which
were Private Da!zell, his wife, their two
children, Howard Hays and Miss May
upset on steep hillside, throwing them
all violently on the ground, and injuring
them all severely. but not fatally. Mrs
Dalzslrs right ankle 10 sprained so that
she cannot walk for weeks to come, the
little boys head was badly cu:, Miss
Mays right side received severe con-
fusion externally, and the Private's neck
aud shoulders were badly bruised. JET
fersontnH,
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~ The Odd Fellows OF Woodsfield
Lodge publicly installed their officers at
the N. E Church on Mo6day evening
she 9Th inst, for the present term: Nob'e
Grand. 1. P FAReuHAR; Vice Grand,
JoHN RUEasEaaER ; Secretary, JAMES a..
Wxrson
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17

HTowns are nov being visited BY
swindlers who call themselves agents for
some city dyeing establishment. and they
call to collect shaMls, clothing, ETC.. to
be dyed aud returned, bat the owners
never see anything more oftheir goods.
Let ell beware. si.. =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17

Marietta Times: We are authorized
by Ces. Warner to state that the Ohio
rslIey Railway Company will buy oil
she Railroad Ties, OF the Pennsvlvanis
standard, delivered on the bank, along
the line OF It's road, between MARKETS.
and Bellaite, paying therefor the market
nfice.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17

HWhiIe more boys are born than
girls, it is . singular fact that there is q
surplus Of female population. II is
easily accounted for. Fooling With toy
pistols, playing base ball, and falling of
cherry trees. all boyish pastimes. are six
times more hazardous than wearing cor
sets, and jumping the rope 500 times In
one inning.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17

Wiggins sayssthat July Goth win be
the hot.e est day In the yesr. As Wig.
gins saws this, We would, suggest tha,
you have your. overcoats and good fires
ready for that day.
1t 10 significant fact that while Maine
and Missouri we're admitted into the
UI'ion In the same year, Maine, With
seven Representatives IN Congress- and
Missouri with one, the FORMER now has
four members, and the latter fourteen.
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To Investigate the Cholera,

PARIS July IL Louis Pasteur, we'll
known as the French chemist, has Of
fered to organize mission with the OBJ.
ject OF investigating the nature and ori.
gin of the Cholera 10 Egypt The Hy.
giene Commission has endorsed the
scheme, and Pasteur has applied to Lord
Granville, Che British Foreign Secretary
to furnish him with facilities iot ssrry.
ing out bic mission.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted TO speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands, and oil
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance. or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale By 7. JUD.
IINs, Druggis., Woods6eld, Ohio.
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~The folio vino addressed to d

HThe folio wing addressed to the
editor Of The SPIRIT is Of Importance to
members Of the 25th Ohio Regiment :
Ed SPIRIT: Will you please request
through your paper, all members OF the
old 75th Ohio to send me their present
postofice address, as l desire to send
them sample copies Of the history Of the
regiment for correction.
&c. CUR,
salina, Kansas.
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MARMEp.-On July I'd, by ANON
MOOSE, Esq. of Wayne township, Miss
EVA G HALL TO Mr.. THEODORE o. VIII.
HANSON.
July 7th, BY the same, Miss MALISDA
| WARNER to Mr.. H. PALMER.
July 4th, BY Rev. THOMAS CLINE, Miss
OuRA MAcKEY to NJ. PETER HARMoNl
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eYIt, has heeu well settled by the
courts that railroad tickets, "good for
shis day only" for which the regular
price has been paid are good until used
But limited or excursion ticket musl
beused subject to the expressed coudi
lions. i.e a .
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81 II you want to read TIE SPIRIT
every week subscribe and read your own
paper. Your neigbbor Is heartily tired OF
loaning it to you every week, and hopes
you will read this item and, In the future,
quit borro wing bis copy Of The SPIRIT
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~The following are the officers'o'
woods6eld Encampmeut, No. 1853 I. u
OF:
u. NEuHART, G P
Jas. A WArsoN, II. P.
JoHN RBFG EeGER. S W.
AsRER OKEY, j. W. :.
FRITz REEF, Scribe.
C HEIBLINa. Treasurer.
The Encampment meets the first and
third Friday in each month.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17
William H. YanderbiIt's stable for

William H. vsnderbilt's stable for his
horses in New York cost $4,000, and
is built on a $50. 600 lot. The animals
kept 10 this stable at present are Maud
S., Aldine, Early Rose, LeanGer. Lvs.
ander. Bay Dick, Small Hope, Charles
Dickens and four coach horses, hesides
ak large coaches eight light wagons
and two sulkies. J Tribune,
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Popular Excursions to Sandusky
and Put.ln.Bay.

The cheap Sunday excursion to San.
dusky and Put-in-Bay, inaugurated by
the B. & q. r r Co., we're proving ex
ceedingly popular, with the public, as
they offer chance to those who are
compelled to remain al home during the
week, to take their families and enjoy q
day of recreation aud pleasure at the
Islands, at very small cost OF time and
money. Remember that you can leave
home in the morning, enjoy delightful
ride on the Lake, and have some three
hours to spend at Put.in-Bsy, returning
home by bed time.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-07-17
HO0D'S SARSAPARLM
FARM FOR SALE.
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,

Sisuated near the town Of Calais. Monroe
county, ehlo. Thefe are two dariss, over
one hundred COWS and q ntimtst Of other
young cattle. both we'll. furnished with all
ihs necessary fixtures for carrying on the
business at each place. Also . large frame
house 20 BY A feet with an ell Is BY rs
feet with good cellar and well With gsod ws.
ter. A large barn so by 60 feet.
Three Stories High.
A srist and saw mill with tenant house
plenty Of springs Of fresh water on all parts
Of the farm with the Seneca fork Of wills
creek running through near the middle Of
the farm. For further information enquire
Of c. sTALDBR L J. J.CL0tsE, Calais, Mon
res county. Ohio.
JACOB vEHNON, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Jaly 8, 1855, 3m.
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The Atzeieer, the German Republican
paper in Cleveland, srppans Hoadly
snd the entire Democratic S'ats ticket.
II Judge H,adly or any Democrat is
isbnring under the tielusion ihst TIE En.
|quirer will support the iickeis lie course
since the State Convention should be
enough to open their eyes, Wayne Co.
Democrat
James A EstilI. for u1any. yesrs edit
Or OF the Holmes Coanty Farmer, died
st bis home 10 Millersburg, last Thurs.
day morning. His rename we're inter.
red on Saturday With the Masonic burial
service. :: i8
Stark county Democrat: The r pub.
lican Journals have much to say about
Hoadly,s remark about new Dsmoefa.
Icy II is really ptetty eood idea-a
new, live, aggressive Democr scv, to
route out and drive irn power the
Star route party.
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mAsoNlc DfRECroRY.

MoxhoE LODGE No. iSg r. and A. H.,
meets at Masonic Hall IN Wocdshsld, on
Wednesday evenings. on ot before each full
fAsoh. b. B. HILL, W. H.; JAS. R. NORRIS,
SeS'y.
WoopsFrEIp CHAPTER No. IS. r. A. N,
meets In Masonic Hall. Woodsfield. on Mon.
day evening after full moon. J. P. SrRfaas
NE. H.Pj JAS. B. MoRRfs, Sec'y.
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CATTLE MARKETS.


~ @ july, IL. 1883
Caitls-Steers and heifers weighing
from 100 to 500 lbs 54,hac; 900 to
600 lbs. 6ae; extra 64,. Mich cows,
$50 O6a60 on Bulls. 4s4&c. Calves,
per head, % 00al0 90.
Hog,--Lipht and rough, 5a5Ac; fair
to good, 6aa74c; extra lard hogs, Y
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wCall at THE SPIRIT Office for job print.
ing from visiting card up to q full sheet, pos
ter. Letter heads business card on envelopes
statements and bill heads printed on short
notice. .
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Randall.s Determination

PHILADELPHIA, July l2.-Rsndsll as-
serts that he will go before the csucua
for speaker, and is not candidate, di.
rectlY or remotely, for any other office
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v1he Bncyrus Forum says: They
Isay Hoadly has d "bsrrel." Peshlps
be hss, but u so Il is filled with the
fruits OF honesty and industry and we'll
applied genius 1, |. not an accnmuls.
ii n OF robberf's from the governments
and the people, nor OF forced loans
from the poor employees Ia the public
service p
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HEREDITARY
SCROFULA.

A RE you aware that In yohr blood the
IA taint Of scfufuia has 4 prominent
plaoef This Is tftie Of every ote. It's lis
lie at any time, on the slightest pfcvocatiodi
10 develop itself in some insidiods disease
Consumption and many other diseases ars
sutgrowths Of this inptfrity Of the 6ioods
HOOPS svs4 I, ss s te
mNkable testimonials We have reeeNed
tmmlstakably proves
'MEssEs. G. I. Hoop & Co.: GentlemeIi-r
&c Ny. youngest son has always been
troubled with Scrofulous Humor; sores In
his head discharging from his ears, and sfunt
nlng sore on the back Of his ear Tor two
Years; his eyelids would tester and uleerate,
sSa shsm oSen Ss every ev T morning. his eyeiashes
nearly all coming out; he was exceedingly
dainty, most of the time eating but two slight
meals day. We were unable to hnd any
fhIAg that had the least effect upon him vi!
Hoods Sarsaparilta. Hisappetite improved
st once. The back Of his ear healed
up without q scar, and not . sore In his head
ssnee. Sincerely MHys ySuEss' E'c s.xnosr
- No. ies Merrimack st., Lowell, Mass.
ave do not as q rule allow ourselves to
sss our editorial eolupfs 70 spSsk o. na M
Il sqk saying 4 .io; word ior 'Hoods sas:apssiIs
BarsSpafilia has been known ~ fefnediiI
AGENT for centuries and ID recognized By all
schools OF practice Is valuable blood buEi:
Aef. I'll put up ID forms Of almost ttihnlte
variety, but. Messrs. Hood & Co. HSxsnf
Mass.l who are thoroughly reliable phafmE
eISts, have hit upon remedy Of unusual
value. Certainly they have vouchers q
cures which We know to Be most e1traofs
Losrsli Weakly Journal :,
MO0D'S HRSAPARnN
Sold BY .druggists. Prize q; siI fc. o.
HSspaEed By CT HOOD q CO.. Lowell. Asse
feb20, ,'S3Y.
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! MN Y0fk.

July lS-Flour s soa6 5o:. Whea'
I IL; Corn s7a5gc; Oats 42ssls; Rye
76c; Barley 4 10 -
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w..a.ssis stsca Marast.
!, July s1s --Cssa,s 4a6s per pound
Sheep sa4e psr pound. Hogs bs7 PEI
pound sross.l ases sa
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Clmcsn naaS.

July 13-Flnur 4 50s5 10; Wheat
l 03; Corn SIC; Oats SIC; Rye s4c;
BARLEY 55c.
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anlssmass.

July l3- Flour. 8 O0.6 90; Wheat
%; Corn 5sc: Oats 4is46c; Rye soc-
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ClllcAe0.

Jul, .fs.@ftca+ 4 so.s 90; whes.
4 co.; Cosa..Sis53c; oass asc: Rye
54c. ~ afst-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MORRIS { ARMSTRONG

We viii open this week an assortment Of
FIVE CENT Goops from the largest house In
the United States. Some very
Desirable Housekeeping Articles
Five 0e N + . +,
and many other useful articles Come and
see this display. We have also some special
bargains in
Clothing, Shoes 4 DressGO Gods,
Stock full Of seasonable goods at the lowest
cash prices.
MORRIS Il ARMS rRONG.
junsl2,'S3.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
@' MONDAY. July 8, 1883.

Yafors st BEEF cAYrLE
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COM M ERCI,AL.
WoodsfleIa Producc Market.

CORRECTED wnuKLv BY 2. scHruAdvun. N.
MONDAY. July 20 l883
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-07

TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH AT NEW TACO
xA.-It was about $780,. The first sign
Of Christianity that ever broke the dark
clouds Of heathenism then rampant
among the Indian inhabitants of the
thick forests enshrouding the now beau
tiful site of New Tacoma-the first sign
of Christianity. we say, on this soil, was
q cross raised by the Jealous Father De-
mer1. This GROSS welcomed the young
Christians Of the surrounding Indian
tribes near tho place where now stands
the yearly visits Of the succeeding Cath
olic missionaries, when the white settlers
came, Father Brondel attended to the
spiritual wants Of the Catholic and was
suoceesful in building q church on the
hill between Tacoma and New Tacoma,
for the accommodation Of both placss.
Strange 0oincidencel Father Demers
planted the first cross, Father Brondel
built the first church; the first named
died Bishop Of Vancouver Island, and
now Bishop Brondel is the incumbent
Of that same Episcopal see. Next year
promises to be one Of great activity for
0ur. Catholic citixens. A new church
with seating capacity for four hundred
people, il to We erected in the very heart
OF she town; educational institutions
will be established at the same time, ali
of which seems to point to good future
for this church. Like in the larger cities
of our Union, the Catholic institutions
viii keep pace here with the rapid
growth Of our population. The services
during the past year, owing to the fact
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-07

nvhat We read Of St. Paul, Minnsap-
oils, Winnipeg. Fargo, Billings, Boze-
man, Helena and other towns and cities
in Montana, Dakota, Minnesota and
Manitoba is correct, we, in Washigg-
ton, Oregon, Idaho and British Colum-
bia, have not yet learned what it 10 TO
boom and grow. The two first named
cities, for instance, advanced moro In
wealth and population in 1882 than
Portland has done in thirty years, while
the growth in Winnipeg was greater
than that attained by Victoria to this
time. Fargo, which had mot an exist
ence six yeays ago, has today Q pOpula-
ton equal to that of Seattle and Walla
Waila combined. Other towns, which
today have 1000 and 5000 people, had no
moro than 1000 or 1900 year ago, while
towns Of 1000 people now were not laid
Oh twelve months ago, and IN at least
ono case not laid OF and named six
months ago. The accounts Of the
growth Of these towns and cities read
like fairy tales, and their perusal gives
Us an idea of what We have reason to
expect In 1888 and 1884. In fact. We
may expect moro, for. the towns We re-
fen to are generally building up ON the
immediate strength of single rail con-
nection with the East, while inside of a
twelve-month We will have three roads
finished, and the fourth coming on as
fast a. men and money can bring it.
But We started ont to tell how these
towns east of us hsve been growing,
which We can do best by presenting the
following concerning Valley City, on
the line Of the Northsrn Pacific, in Da-
kola:
In 1881 the city only had population
of about LOO, now 1t has about goo; it
had only one unfinished church, now It
has six, two built Of brick and four of
wood; there are three National Banks
built of brick, one frame and one brick
schOolhouse, q splendid brick court
house, at a cost of $4,000, q brick jail
costing $1,000; one large brick hotel,
just completed, costing oyer $4,000,
and two smaller ones of frame, one
large brick opera house. The railroad
company has Just completed their new
depot, built Of brick, which would be
credit TO some of our larger eastern cit
les. The city has two brickyards, and
the output is about 1900 a day. The
city is well supplied with lumber and
coal yards, two large Hour mills supplied
by power from the famous Cheyenne
River. Il il supplied with telephone
system. Its large avenues are we'll
paved and we'll lighted; building is 60
ing ON with great rapidity in every
quarter of the city. Mechanics get from
s. to $3.50 per day, farmers get from
rs to 81 bushels of wheat from the acre.
Seventy acres of farming land one half
mile from the depot sold last month for
I'll so, and was considered cheap, it
only going to show how everything Is
booming in the Little City of the Chey-
enne-everybody seems prosperous and
happy. There are three papers pub
lished, namely: Daily and Weekly Times
and Barnes County Record. The sewer
age system is very good, and the water
is o0naidered excellent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-07

TAe Victoria papers speak OF . bic
1a1nssy, p cot $4,000 OF $4,000, 70
b sseAblished at that place, and the
Portland papsrs spsak Of = large paper
mill 10 b built at onoe near their city.
The indastEiss and manufacturer rep
sesanAed b. ~ tAnnssy and paper mill
ars above al othsEs. II possible, Of The
ehaSas1sr needed ct this point. There
= not only ths raw material here In i'm
mAnss quantity, but thers Il . great
Aoue demand 10 supply. . demand that
b incgeasing every day Of tho month.
Thea with dour mill Of 600 barrels a
day capacity and . best sugar factory
vcald b bst&sr for our sntssprising,
live litAls oily than anything slss costing
no more money 70 can name. Let "a
hays thsm I'll four before the oloss Of
ths pessent year, II possible.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-07

Senator Vest, Of Missouri, is ono Of
the leading opponents 70 Dakota ad.
miasion - . State. Ina spssoh on the
bill hs expects 10 make Il 10 said he will
show some very damaging things against
the Territory Of Dakota. He viii show
that for ssysn ysars Il had . statute
which made u unlawful 10 levy upon
property within the Territory to SATISFY
. debt contracted outside the Territory,
which virtually made Dakota an asylum
for al The bankrupls, debtors and swim
dlsrs Who desired 70 seek refuge within
her borders. All this 10 bad for Dakota,
and VIII injurs her chances. bat it has
20 bearing upon the Territory Of WASH
inRton. Our record b clear and olean,
and n some respects our claims are
more dsseeving Of attention than theirs.
Whsthse Dakota Il admitted or not.
Washington should Be, and we trust
tha4 OslseAts Bssnts will allow no dis
arrangement 10 prevent his bill coming
- . vote.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-07

LIE Rlchauss Golden Dalson Ne. 1
cures Chancres. first and uccoud 49,
Sores on the Legs and Body; eyphdf
Catarrh, diseased Scalp. and IN pfinoG
forms OF the disease. Price S6pef ho11k
he R1chauss Golden Bolsam uo.a
curesTertiary, Mercurial SyphilitioRlG
matism, Pains in tho BOnea Ulo0n11
Throat Syphilitic Rash, LumpA q, ~
eradtcates all diseases from The ~
whether caused by bad treatnSn1 &
abuse OF mercury, leaving the hloodpu1
and healthy. Price Is per hottla
LIE Rlchauss Golden Span1ah A.
oots for the cure Of 0onorrh0A 0k1k
etc. Price $3.50 per bottle.
lie R1chauss Golden 9panlah Inluo
ton, Q wash for cure Of 0Ioet ~
lures, Disease Of the Urethra and -
der. etc. Price $50 per bottls.
LIE Richauss Golden Oinlmens. =
the effective healing Of Syphillt1p ~
and Eruptions. Price d per bottlA
ALSO AGENTS ron
Lie Rlchauss Golden PlIls. for NJ
ness, loss Of physical powers aa1 ~ -
eases arising from abuse and oxooDo
overwork. Price . per box.
Sent everywhere G. D. D., securely Dae11l
by Express.
O. =. RlCHARD0 Z CO.. Assn1A
~ and . SanDome = cof. Cl1I.
6.dAwtf Gan FranetoDR O.
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TO the UMF0l

Seminal weakness Impotency. night -
BY dreams. pimples On the foce 81
manhood can positively b eere4. -
sick and afflicted sh0uld not al - eoMG
him. The Doctor has Travelled sxtonlv
" ES1oPs .sa in;Psssse tsdsSs
deal Of valuable information. wh3oa = i
competent to impart to th0se b - .
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