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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-19
" NEUsTAEDTER's
Oentfthe8 &tnberntebI.

CEsIes petbayd6ute Br5parst eut65t ale CUR
Erau5uug ron Flsi5, RHo3gH, ElHi, N}u5I.lH uHb
Icmtt rem Gtrpetraft erforter!t5sa gsHaHetbele,
uHo irar In elmer fur siateits geTcauun5 gee8nettn
Fcrm. Bon teu au5siebsHReH &er}tar tit haieIte
Gl5 tsr te1e NIB 5uceaiIf5its Grils fur Wuttets
rtild aucgt1uus unb ais has IurdgltaeG Grnhbruug6s
mittst fur Hsjne unb Ba6iuos Giabgr, l0uie i0r
arauts uuD GgueIeEbs emgipblsH ngrbCH. Eeus
itacDtcr'5 gcutiaeS &iuOeratGBl iFt feiuess
tUsgS cine gleoiltu, iCHteru etH GEnhbruR0Ss
nfittcl. g9e5eu ietusg bepsuteueeH Ribusrtbs,
fcpie uggeH istuer lethteu @er6aulihlsit ietugE
Gdma4baittstsit uno i@uggeR auiuabme tn5 @!ut
IL t15 ggHaHEte StacsmebL ror,l5la bfuisuj5eH
gum Glsyauh snpiobleu, bic an gerbaEuHs5i#r5ae
UNI b1T1Is eutitebsuber uu}uTeiheHbEF Gruhhrun9,
an tr58sm StciiUe6iel, an 8lutGuuutb, ifl1iisr
Ilu5tsls cher pettgr EughenbilbunJ uuD NsbHItSsm
IeibeH. G0mtt mtr5 e5 beiouber5 Ium GEbrzH@ flr
Sau9l!al', RiH5sr IN itRelem 93at5fbum, icuts ilE
iglhs atu9er be GHlass 81 ic8sHmHiaH rtorpeiteu
GlIttern" bateu, oHgsIsssntIi4 eupic5len fsruer
fur Gg5papt,igr, REaRts uHb GegfieUes In eatm
Statium, iCUis fur Rgueuituaae un6 Cri&tpits.
gH igtleHEgr, cher ui6t gutter uHb selG3snbu
DlutterngiId III ba5 aiHbemahl Oer eiujige
auersauHte GrIGB her HaiarItaau Yl15run5 t,s
SdaggiH75. 3u5IsJh IL Is ea5 hterite SGubuitiH
her a'stnca stJau ,,Summers Compliant"
6rgu65l IIarrbOe uAb aiuberGClCra. 8u bls
Zen tn alien Uprtbefgp. ggfiB 90 Gent3 per BGsss
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gefIbrt lDurOsn


gu9luuO unO bte Ser. Staateu paren bic
bauptid4Itdfteu &uufumeuteH bteier Grport'
Grttfel. Der g8erts oteier 4usfubr mad
England belief iidl lin merttautiGem 9elos)
auf $17,2J8,262, ouoon fir $l5,G01, 600
@sslmetuLle; mad ben Ser. Staaten $IG,.
739, ,093, 6aport fur So, ,0G6,773 @beLmetaus.
Der grport pdbreub bes GsBteu 6tsfaIiu3rss
mar mn $12, 724, 301 GROCER, als pdbrsnb
Ors am so. Sunt 1882 abgelaAfeuen Sts.at.
iabres, uu6 iiberftteg ben 9urdf4uitt btr
sOtbsrgsbeubsu fIuf Sabre I'M $11, ,6y7, ,059.
Die 3uderaHsfubr ntuut beftdurtg ab. SIN
Sabre 1880 ipHrve fir S496. $50 3uder sr.
portirt, 1881 fir S3l7, ,937, in 1882 fiir$2G6,s
075 uub in 1883 nur fir S193, 365,
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gfu,psibuuo elmer epuaopae.

Rempbts, Esuu., IS. SGuGar.-Dte
srffe, ismaIs bier errt9tete 5puagOge purOe
bsute ga1mtttag bonn 8abbtuer Souneu'
fsIb, uuterfiist 6urt Or. Siaat Ut. Btie
aus Cincinnati unb Or. g. SouHsuidetu
aus ct. 2onts, etngspetbt. Das @ebdubs
fofete $4,000 uub eutbdlt Stsraum fir
eOO Rprfnnpu
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@efcrauifTe uut eipen Oautpfer.

SofOu, IS. Sanuar. - Der 9anpfer
0@itp Of Cambridge" tpelder um uHt &C.
fern iGbeuS bon 8odIan0, 0Ie., bierber ab'
giug, 1T nod ut4t Gngstommsri, nub man
fiirGtst, SnB ibHt elm llnfau 1ugefoBsu IT.
(Spdtsr.) - Der 3ampfer "@ttD Of Gam.
brtbge" lam mn Ii ubr bsIte abeu6 uubes
idibtgt bter on. gr mar our1 aiEmIides
Better qufaebaltsn fuoroen.
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1rihinen.

8eorta, Sls., 1S. Sauuar. - gtne
Guautttdt gBirfte, bte aus Sutton Souutg
Esbufs elmer uutsriu4uug bterber geiatdt
nurbsn, iinb aIs trtdtu6s bsfuu6eu rporSsn.
STet gtttgIteGec etugf 6amtlie, wsIde bic
&urff in robem 3Efan6s geuoiieu, Itegeu
Tranf barnte0er.
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9lau berfidsrs ietu 9e5en fur 25 gente
geaen ale @sfahreu Der SdpiubiuGt, troem
mau immertrdbrsno Or. Bui's gSuifens
Sprup@ In Sauis baItt. az
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IS. Gpnarsa.-Grfte sisuua.
ROdb mebr SemperenS i'm 5enatc. - Die BiS
SobH pprtErs 5iu i'm SaHie.

8aibtHgton, IS. Sauuar. 9 { =
nate nuroeu tpteber 3ablrstfe PettttoneH
BON Semperen3Iern nm Elm Contributions
ameubemeut etugeret6t. gitusr it6ergab
etus Betitton bon Ritgltsbern 6er @rGnb'
Grnp Im Beniiou fiir bic SeteraueH.
Niiaer bert9tete bic Bin etn, tpalde Den
SGnbelauertrag mtt China eridutsrt; btsIeIbe
Oerbtetet ben Sertauf upn Opium 3utiaen
betben 2dIoern.-um II llbr gtHg Der Seuat
In @retuttufbuug iibGr, ua0 Iul !5 lt5r pers
tagte CT iid BITS Routug.
Sm Reprdfsntdntenbaufe
eriudte Slocum (RsY.) I'M etuftmmtge
@eusbrtguug bes YovidIuges, baB Die Sau.
ffa8sftsnug oes SaIiss Der Debate itber bic
Tts Sobn BOrter Bin geptOHet psros.
Reeb (Dte.( erbob &tananb.
8rImm (Benni.,) bot etnea BeidtuB an,
pel6er bcS @omite fit au8pdrttge 2tngeles
genbeiten iniirutrt, III untsrIu1en, ob tr0eub
tin an BITE Der. Staateu accrs6tttrter Sc
iaubter elmer auSipdrttgen Wa6t Deriu9t
babe, bic g8trtung zines pom SauIe anges
nommeusn etnfttmuiigen 8sidlulIes, pel9sr
bic &bre unb SntsgrttGt Dec Wtttglte6er be-
rtibrt, alf;ubebsr; eem &on1ite fiir au3ndrs
tige Ingelegenhetten iibertpisien.
GHf 4ntras Slocum's (N.-y) lattete bas
SaHs auf ets Rorgeuiiuubs 8er3idJt Ru0
uabm ben Brtuattnlen6er tn Blenarfbuug
1or. Die srfe Bin an Der &etbe mar Die,
icntge 3ur RehabtlttiruEg Sss Generals 6is
S0bn Brrter. Der Wtucrttdtsbartdt, iowte
bsr NtajcritdtSbert4t be3IgltG ieuer Sors
lage tpurbsn oerIeieH, uub SlOcum belt baz
rauf etue lauSe 9tebe 81 9uufen Der 8ta.
Steele (Sub.) OppOutrts Der 8erlage, uno
cine laHge aufgeregte Debate euttauO, mel,
de ban 9ieft Der Stsuug tn Gaipruh Habm.
9as &omtte bob fdItsBltt Die 5isuug
onf unb bas Saus beidIOB, tlofgeu etae
StsuHg 3u halteu, nm bic Debate iiber bic
Bts SObn YOrtsrzGtli fOrt3uieseu. Ser Spre'
der oerliiuNete, bab Cor (R..y) uorgsu ais
prOUtiortiaer Sprrdsr fIugtsen tperOe, uu0
I'm 4.35 OertaBte fit bas Saus.
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r- R.r,r6, s1,,r,oT T6orc.,

BS- Beriudle etuHaI 8 5ance'S 8 aars
8teberberfeller. sr Usr6tdt oitHnee
6aar, briugt bic ults 5arbe Surid, ift ein sIs.
sautes GOiletteHmttta nnO 1et!t SoPtgrtHO Ire
ROpihoutsS SUDDEN. Brets 81. gu babeu bet
Sstb g. Saucs, Nr. 108, gBea>Saltts
morezStrase (35-l
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v@rcelTpr" y

hIeuber $50 arert.
G. SIS. .,@de Baltimore unb St9btltraBe'
uuo
gturSoRs@de gufern'glUe II. SrOaOwa9.
C12l H
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Gin SeRtas In Berlin.


BerIiu, IS, Snnunr.-8er RrUuungs
tag uuo bic 1873. Sabresfeier Der Gtabltruag
bsr prsuBti6eu glouarbie nur6eu beute fsfts
lid begangeu. Gae StraBeu ruaren nit
SIuggsu geIdmiidt. Satisr g8tIbslm berlteb
6em grin3sn Srie6rib 9EopolO BET oer @eLe Z
gsubeit ben idpQr3eu ablerorbea.
gturm une gbnteaca6ber aHf Ger BaIEaus
5aIbiuisi.
8aguIa, IS. SauHar. - Gin befttger
Srtan fegte gsferu iiber ben id6Lt6su Shetl
BON Solmatisn uub rthtete bstrdttlthea
SdaSeu tn ben UsridteOsueH Sdfsu an.
@oufiauttu0pel, Is. Sauuar. .-Suls
garten if uou Shueelirmeu betmgeiudt
nOrSsu. Die 8arua'sr GtisubaBu TT burh
SGuee gsiPerrt.
Die BoHaparttfaen.
.BGrts, IS. Sauuar.-Briuj Bittor Ras
polson, rpsl6sr pom 6rH. De @afaguac be-
fragt murte, In tpieferu ote B0uapartttau
i'm RUtbfalle auf ibu rehueu t0uuteu, bot
ermioert, CT babe gegenndrttg tetue politt'
Ife RoIe IN iptslen uub beabftftiae, iid In
8sisrUe gu balteu, bic bic Pfiidt ibm ges
bt5te, bsEI SaterlaHbs Ju bteueu.
grmUreuus einsS prdlateu in Rom.
Rom IS. Sauuar.-RouFguore geIare,
eiu BlrbeutrGger Der 6tr6e, murbe nab
rsub Der ueraangeusn Radt In istusm Bette
ermor6et. 8te gt6r6sr pltiu0erteu ua9 bsm
Bsr5rsdeu 6as !3immer.
(Spdter.) - Gin Dieuer bss ermorostsu
SstitIt6su III uIs Der mutbmaBIias R6rOsr
psrbnftet rporben.
GtanIep Hab @eppttn uHterDess.
9on6ou, IS. Sanuar. -gla6ri6teu aus
Banana, Afrila; ibermlttslu elm @erii6t,
mad melhem Seurp N. 5tauls1 BON Stans
Is1.6aHs nod benz yliI abgsgangsu III, nm
f6 BON bort fububpdrts mad Gatro Ju be-
gsbsH.
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Al. SabrgQltQ.
Nene Naieiaen.
Gxcer(tor's
Nnfrdumntlgs= =Serfauf.
GAaut ber! lIeber;ieBer!

gasItnpe Iur ArspabI. Ssber auf 2assr beftubs
Mrte neberaisber ilr MRdHner, &Uaben un6 &tns
Ser ub i'm Grsiie hernbseiest bis mir jest nod ni6t
be Su5toten b(tUmmen. Bars is ON PlaSe, i4bsrs
qIeibunpSfilde III idufen 10 ia Jest eie Belt ealu,
Ia mir iie Que I'm iGeeu gres Ips pgrbeu uMsH aSir
nshnsn Nihts in bic nahf.s Saii0n ttnlber.
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GnroP6tI6e Ga6eL6ert9te.
ggod,enbuftu prptefftrt.

8erltn, 18. Sauuar. - San8 8 adeu
buieu, Der oeuti6e Sdrtftfeuer, prOtsfftrt
In stusm i'm ySageblatt" Oer6HeutIt4eu
GGreibsn gsgsu ben sptrattiAsn gta5brud
beutIter gBerfe tn Spuane uuo Nmertfa."
Die pprstitbEastuE GintOmmeHfteuer In
&reuaen.
8erltu, IS. Sauuar.-Sm preuBiideu
gbgeoreHeteubnuis pHree bts SorIage CUR
Ginilbruug etusr Sapitalreatenfsuer mad
htbiger 9sbatte einsm aus % Dtitglte6ecu
bsftsbsubeu ausi6uB 3ur ueitersn 8sguta4'
tuuq iiberpteieu.
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2set @ap- SeaO se(deitert.
lntrgang bts gampfers "Gitg Of
Columbus"
Ste trttte erCfe 6ataftrOp6e beS
reuen Sabres.
Gin fcbapssrbafteS grsisnia an Der RRffs BON
U1aRdobuietts
lteBer 1 Oa @1enfaenIeben psrIOren

sOuRSnStse siRs her opfsr unS Der Ssrsttetsn.
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Ole Rage Der fron3oFibsn arbsiter.


Dublin, is. Sauuar. - gjue Sdaar
6almer bsgnb Fd geferH nit 100 BHigeH
uuh 32O Bierteu aut oas Gut Barueu uuS
tfugte so ader 0sfslbsu.
EcarufpIueunaE curt) rem Cldrsu uuS bic
G;dTtu.
Betersburq, 18. 5auUGg. - Dje am
gplp6auerisf iitlihe @srsmcHia Der Sag'
uuug oe8 8afcrs Der ReWl Uurba beuts
pom G5areu unb Der G3artH ooG;ogsH. 0l3
Sertiderpaar itgugts barGEi bic 5abHeu Der
ReGimenter.
GRaTtt uue B6rft.
GtUerpOoI, IS. San, 70. 30 Utttags.-
Barmnolle: Observation-Disclosures 1915,
cttto. Gfp CrleauS 6. - 8ie Seridufe Be-
truger 10000, SpeiulottOu uuo &usfubr
2LCO gQqeu, 3ufubr 20,SO0.
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&6mere Ausnae.

SunkeIte BON ieher Srrte. Nnsiae ffr 0anner.
auabeR rnb girper gebsR pbne roit abbieIe brtngen
ajct bie2seicsn abtr mir blben III biele, iie mhsn
fort SIN n6hhtr Satior f6HTen mir iis nt braI5 en-
Sobsr unIer OFFER. glGr tDrtrte nidt Al pd ea Uts
fsre Qreiis siren immeuier MnSran8 rsruriG&su.
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Nu. unSsre ghwiu 6. Burt's n Sobbers ertsr
oefer une melt uuter bem 9reis r0nSGbsnptterr ans
Ssrer Geiddfte Sehes gaar aIs nsu nnS trii4 4ne
Sabrifat bissr Satirr garenttrt: Sdmsn' wsr srln1
zen efe nur nm, etneu 8eIu. 8tr iauberr has 9aus,
Sic Sa6sT miiisn fOrt. Sr tOmn'sn sic Rrs isPeH
REs 6pA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-11
MEDICAL.
Dr.. Abernethv
q CO.'S
VITALIZER.
-THE-
KING Of ALL KNOWN
REMEDIES.

TT IS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE MOST
A RELIABLE, useful and PERMANENT ToNIC TO
the reproductive organs OF both sexes known.
1t acts directly upon the nervous system. 1t
restores facilitated functions of the principal
organs OF the body and unsurpassed as 4 Ner
vine. It is q powerful. permanent AMI deter
mined Aphroi siac. 1t is an Alternative AID
Aperient of excellent fine quality 1t relieves
weakness and pains in the kidneys; it prevents
losses from the system from unnatural causes;
1T cures frontal headache, pimples on the face,
loss OF memory, relaxed condition of the ner-
vous system, indigestion, sour stomach, Ola
betes, and all urinary troubles. Those who
have failed to obtain a cure should iElmadi-
atey give the VTTALTzER a trial. 1t il the King
OF all 1t has never failed in a single case. The
company viii pay $50 for case it will not
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The coordination of the NITaLizER is such that
it cures both simple and complica+ed cases.
This Is owing to practical experience OF 50
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perfect cure in every case taken under their
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is from one to three months ire atment Ii the
great EIrALI.ER fails, the money paid for the
remedy will be refunded or $500 forfeited.
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HOOD. which will enable the sufferer to answer
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the proper remedy forwarded suitable for his
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Blk bottles in case SO, SUFFICIENT To CURE MOST
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to their sex, Invaluable and speed, cure OBJ |
taiaed Our Fem he Monthly Pills are unsur-
passed as a regulator. Sent on receipt of |
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DR.. ABERNETIiT & CO,
249 Market ST., cor. Ninth, San Fran cisco. Cal
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years, such a. Loss of Memory, Lassitude,
Nocturnal Emissions. Aversions to Society,
Dimness Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital
6uid passing unobserved in the urine, and many
ether diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DIR. NINTIt, who is . regular physician
Graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania
will agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for case of this kind the VITAL RES
TOEATIvE (under his special advice and treat-
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injurious found in il. DIR. EINTIE treats all
private diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis of urine, IS. Price of
VITAL RESTORATIVE, 81 so bottle, or four
tunes the quantity. Is: sent to ANY address
upon receipt Of price, u C. o. D., secure from
observation and in private name if desired, by
Z. A. AINTIE, n. D.,
IL Kearney St., San francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
enc applying by letter, stating symptoms. sex
sad age. Strict secrecy in regard to all bust
ness transactions.
DR.. MINTIES KIDNEY REMEDY-NEP-
HRETICUN- cures all kinds Of kidney and
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Dr. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
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isul9t
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Total.

| Resolved, That the several Republic
can County Com HlitteeS of the State are
hereby instructed to call q Primary
Election of the people OF their respec-
tive counties on saturday, April -, 1884,
for the purpose of eiecting Delegates to
the State Convention to be held at Vir-
ginfa City, April 30. 1854; and to call a
Primary Election eff the people of their
respective counties on Saturday, August
%, 1854, for the purpose of eIecting Del
egates 20 the State Convention to be held
at Carson City, September 4, 1884; said
Primary Elections 10 be carried out in
mpliance with the laws of this state,
ana the Instructions Of this Committed
Resolved. That any county may elect
Delegates to tine said State Convention
at county Convention, the mem bers
of which Shall have been elected at the
said Primaries held on April IL or
August 3.
Resolved, That II vacancy should
occur in any delegation alter the Pri
maries are held, said vacancy shall be
filled by the remaining Delegates.
Resolved, That the following test be
required ofeach and every voter at the
ssid Primary Election: '.Are you = Re-
publicanr And will you support the
nominees Of the Republican National
Convention, and 0fthe Republican State
OOnventi0nT'
C.. STEVENSON,
Chairman Republican State Central
Committee OF Nevada.
mari F. q. LORD. Secretary.
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DIR. LIEEIE.S
u GHderfLl German EEYi.Oratcr

Permanently prevents all Unnatural Losses
from the system, tones the nerves, strengthens
the muscles. checks the waste, invigofates the
whole system, and restores the afflicted to
Health and Happiness.
The reason 50 many can -et cured of Sem
;uai Weakness. Loss of -. ID etc. is owing
t. 4 complication. ca L ..OSTATORRHEA
with HiPERAETHS. wach requires pecu-
liar treatment. DT. Ing S Invigerator is the
only positive cure for PHOSTATORRHE \,
with peculiar Special Treatment usei at the
LiEBiG DiSPENSARY
II piinp'es appear on the face. ii you become
Estless and desp0rden. look out for the com
i1'ieation with Vital Weakness and loss OF Vital
ity known rs PToStatorrhe1. Hundreds of lives
have Deem lost FOR the want OF proper treat
nient for this complication, and thousands have
ost all their property and pleasure in life from
its Effects.
Price of f.,vEE0rat0r, 81. Cases of
six bottles, $40. Sent to any address, covered
securely from observation.
Most powerful electric belts free to patients
To Rrove the Wonderful Power of the IN
ViGoRATOR
a 81 BOTTLE Given Or Sent Free.
Consultation free and private.
Call or address,
L3EEIl. DISPEESAEY.
400 Geary Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Private Entrance, 405 Mason street, four
blocks up Geary street from kearny. Main
Entrance through Dispensary Drug Store.
fzbl4
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I'd IL. SPIN II X.
No. II keaSny Street,
treats All CirsRic and Special Diseases.

Xoung Men
WhO May be Suffering from Che
w effects Of youthful fo;iiss or indiscretion
viii Do well to avail themselves OF this, the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar Of suf-
fering humanity. DR.. Spiuney viii guarantee
- forfeit $500 for every case Of Seminal Weak
ness or private disease Of any kind or character
which be undertakes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-ACED MEN
There are many a. the age Of thirty tn sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuations
Of the bladder, often accompanied by slight
marting or burning sensation and q weakening
Of the 9, stem in . manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary de-
pOsits ropy sediment will often be found, and
sSmetimes small particles Of albumen will ap-
pear, or the color will be Of thin millkish hue,
again changing to dark and torpid appear
anoe. There are mAnx men who die Of this diff
fculsy. ignorant of the cause. which il the SEC
ODD stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. 8. will
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and
healthy restoration u the genitO urinary
srgans.
0fioe Hours--10 to and 6 to g. Sundays,
from 10 to IL .. m. Consultation free,
Thorough examination and advice, IS.
Call or address DIR. SPINNEY 4 CO.
No. II KeArny st. San Francisco.
tsns1u
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The Great English Remedy

h . never failin,
cure for Nervou
Debility, Exhaw-
ted Vitality, Sem
/ n al Weakness,
L st Manhood,
Irnpoteucy. Pros
tasorrhoa, PsrHly-
sis AID all tie ter
ribie effects Of
Self Abuse, youth
fUl fOllieo and OK
ceakeS in matUrxT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-11
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-06-10

the first and felt the bullet lodged as
it was in the brain. With delicate
forceps it was pulled out through the
opening behind. The operation ocu-
pied four hours. A rubber tube was
drawn into the wound through the
channel cnt by the bullet, by means
of which the septic matter was allowed
to flow. 1t remained there for over q
month, until recovery had so far ad-
Tanced that the patient was declared
out of danger, to the surprise of all and
in conflict with the established rules
of surgery. Prof. Fluhrer enlightened
his hearers with the treatment after
the operation, and presented chart
showing the varia tions of the pulse,
temperature and respirations which he
observed during the progress of the
case He laid great stress upon the
difficulty he had in drawing out sever
al horse hairs which he introduced
around the drainage tube to prevent
its adheariDg to the walls of the
wound.
After the most critical stages had
passed. it was found that KnOrr had
lost his memory, powers of speech,
and was partially paralyzed, but he
mas recovered all his faculties, and
pronounced himself as safe and sound
as dollar when questioned by the
doctors yesterday. The nearest ap.
proach to Knorr's case is one reported
by Pro. Detmold, of this city, who
about fifty years ago, trephined the
skull of a patient suffering from an
abscess of the brain, which he located,
and, by trephining the skull, exposing
the brain and opening the abscess, by
GU tting into it, but the patient only
survived few months, when he died
from a recurrence of the disease.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-06-10
An Auction Trick.

While strGlling up Ontario street,
Yesterday noon, says the Cleveland
Leader, a gentleman was rather start.
led ON arriving nearly opposite an
auctioneer's shop by seeing man
shooting out of the shop door as if he
had been struck with a battering ram.
Picking himself up, the man rushed
back into the store With the apparent
purpose of pulverizing the person who
had struck him. He had not more
than entered the door before out he
came again. He sailed gracefully
through the air and struck near the
curb. He was followed by an ap.
parently excited individual. who pro-
ceeded to administer some emphatic
touches upon bis posterier region with
the end of his boot. The frenzed
earnestness with which the participants
engaged with one another was very
interesting, and in less time than it
takes to tell an immense crowd had
gathered inside the shop and out as
far as the middle of the street. The
much kicked man endeavored to get
some of the crowd to act as witnesses
that he had been severely maltreated,
but. failing in this, both men after a
great deal of clustering, disappeared
within the shop door and were seen
no more. In the meantime the
auctioneer had disposed of $50 to 500
worth of goods to the crowd before
they had discovered they had
been the victims of dodge
to get them there.