davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
TO.NIORR

TOMORROW.
T'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
BRADBURY UPRIGHT PIANO. WOODS co. Or
SAN ~ sEXERaL MANTEL AMP PIER r. FBE iN4
EESSbbSS5iy&F aSMfIStr Sssishf xSSi1
ctTiE sASs AA
Mo94EF ANP SAE1EHsS 13
f fHAN14iSrb iNiSd ROOM AND NTcHES
sHovELs &c
ONE TRUNK OF o16 6Ti2i AND yrwE1RY.
HORSES esE AR HsfsEa Ssso %zeess
sha sell an extensive sssErtmept Ct above goods
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
S Ssk T IHsff: E EtsSk H #SksE,.
By fas @ Ct 's ct % ss
81 PSrsaxs IS 4
One Large Black Horse
Terms cash 0"S SH'''' ''' CHARLES asizs WALTER
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
DOUBLE osCILLATING ENGINE,F 1FTEF1 HORSE
s4W IN t9E ORDER spEkM At fAGdT n
Ten O'Clock precisely, Shall sell the above Engine
D24-2t
CLOSING AUCTION S6 sAtss OF DRY GOODS ASr
AT Bi 22s sE X sTr a1T T NoSrHyfsr
and ending ON SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY-sIxTH
The stock Consists Of
Dress Goods, C. shmeres Table Linens
Towels Napkins, White Goods,
Underwear. Flsnnels. Blankets
Sheetinss and Domestics, &c.
Purchasers specially invited to attend this per-
js3l-6t NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer
u YoN & TRACY. Real Estate Agents.
Ii 5lS eth street northwest.
REAL r EsIATE on NIGH9Ls AyENTE LEAD
soGTH 8f ANb THE HHN LANp 81
The UNITED STATES HOSPITAL FOR THE
The undersigned TRUSTEE under deed in trust -
from tn parties IL interest, being the heirs,at-
a w %i o fb ypn nas, T se At
1 " s!'9Hi!
real estate Of which DC John Perkins died seized and
possessed being the following valuable lot ground
al 9fs xseh sss lot is
part al stone marked "A in the plat Of said tract
brdte to PIssatayay and rdnnins thence with the line
60 Perche to the stone wall enclosing the south line Of
said ne
@ sac road ns seEen acres three r0os and
half miles from the city limits. i0' "1A =
Terms Of sale: third cash on the day Of sale the
with Interest," the deferred payments be secured by
the notes and deed Of trust from the purchaser FL
VIII be required from the purchaser whose bid accept
ed T.
DuscAssoS BROS. Aue.s 81 ; II stEsst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

SERIOUS DRoUrH IN THE OHIO vALLEY.-A great
Ohio. West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana, which
set IN about July 1, Is causing grave apprehension
not TO say alarm. II does not AFFECT the wheat for
all OF that has been cut and nearly all of has been
threshed and garnered In fne condition. Late oats
have been set back by 1t, the pastures have been
dried up, and the corn has been brought to q stand
still In It's growth Whole fields OF corn In the rich
lands for l50 miles back from the OHIO river on
each side may be seen tasseling less than shoulder
1u1OuSly affected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
News Briefs.

Mrs Scov1lle, now known as Mrs Howe the SIS
ter OF the late Charles GuteaU. and living In Chi
cago, sent her former husband quantity OF her
unused wedding stationery In view OF his approach
Ing marriage.
Rev. Richard II. keenan,, assistant pastor OF st.
PauPs Catholic church, Wilmington, Del, died OF
consumption yesterday, aged % Years.
Cortnne RanSdale, aged IL, and Helen Ransdate
aged 2, the children OF John Ransdale, living In
Plano, Texas, were burned TO death YESTERDAY by
the explosion OF can OF coal oil, VII which the
elder Child was attempting TO light fire.
The Saratoga special train due In Troy at q. m
ran into street car at Waterford yesterday Tie
canvas demolished and boy named William Gil
lespie had his arm fearfully crushed A Mrs Scott
also sustained fatal injuries.
at the Wimbledon rifle contest yesterday the
Echo shield was won by the Irish team Its score
was 1888. The score OF the Scotch team was 1876:
that OF the English team 1474
Cyrus W. Field gave lunch to-day commemOra-
ting the opening OF the new Washington Building
New York, to the tenants OF the building and
number OF personal friends. Covers were laid for
$50 The lunch was given on the roof OF the building
David Vanderveer, a farmer residing near Free
hold n. j., in an effort to capture bu which had
entered his cattle-pen Friday last. was gored by
the animal He died Wednesday morning.
The Rev. Frank n. Taylor, Yale Theological
school, 49, accidentally shot and killed himself
While on hunting trip at Seattle, W. T., July lstn
He was doing missionary work there.
Seth Todd Perley, pension attorney, practicng
In Erie Pa, was arrested there yesterday for vio-
lating the pension laws He has been tried twice
on similar charges within the past seven years aud
was only recently renstated I'm praCtice He is now
charged with receiving excessive fees
Senior NoetZltn, the Mexican debt agent, is endea-
vOrlng to induce the BaringS TO place a new MeSl-
can loan OF $30, 600 at per cent interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
ITO SARATOGA.
Il LAKE GEOEG
AND CATSKIIL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAII, AND PARI.OR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE,

Trains on New York, Vest Shore and Buffalo Ry. by
West Shore of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City Station OF Ptunsy lyania r. X follows:
SARA1OGA SPECIAL yD5 an--ArrIve SARATOGA
2S5 n Caldwell. Lake George. 425 Montreal IL
Pm Eeeant Pullman Bullet Cars to Saratoga, thence
&c Montreal
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9.39 a-1n-Ar-
rive Hotel kaaterskill 30 p m. Grand Hotel 207
Parlor Cars.
DAY EMPRESS. 1o:1s am--Arrive Albany pm
sharon SPRINGS y H.. COoPvrstown pm, Utica $50
{m Sy, aeslso i:l9 H. Rochester 1910 pm, Buffalo
12:l5 Am. Niagara Falls lbs Paror Cars to Al
bAny. Sharon Spr1n and Niagara Falls.
SARATOGA AND CAISKILL MOUNTAIN EX-
PRiSS; IL 40 am.-ArIive Hotel kaaterskil Sis m.
Grand Hotel sos Saratoga 6:25 pu, Lake George
spnI Parlor Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
George
SARATOGA AND CATsKIII. MOUNTAIN LINZ
TIED. 345 p-m--Arrive Hotel kaaterskilI 9. 10 pm
Grand Hotel s:49 pm. Saratoga 80 Lake George
lO4O pm. Montreal SIS with Iarlor Cars Cats
h1ll Mountains 20 Saratoga Buffet Psror Car leaves
Washington on Pennsylva H. T. train Sis for
Seratoga sleePeTs thence TO Montreal The New ork
Limited leaves Washington at $40 connecting
with SARATOGA and Gait Ill Mt Limited Jersey City
Ask for single round trip tickets by West Shore route
and avoid ferry at and long transfer through New York
city
Apply to City or DEPOT Agent of Penn R for COM
Iee tables tickets and Parlor Car chars ParlOr
Gar chairs from Je City in advance
upon APPLICATION To Agent Pullman Car Co. Penn r
station, Jersey City New Jersey.
HENRY MO\ETT. Gen. Pass At
.ef-ln "a State street New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

ATw8LvE-YRAR-oLD Boy KILLS BIG RATTLE
sNAKR-L4ttle Willie Hundersfund, q twelve-year-
Old son OF a widow by that name. while passing
down the roadside near his mothers house, at Glen
Spey, N Y, on Wednesday last, encounted q mon
ster rattleSnake. The snake was cooled and ready
to strike The lad, who Is small for his age cut
stout stick, and, approaching the snake cautiously
nom behind, dealt a stunning blow that partly
paralyzed IT. Before the snake could strike at the
boy several welldirected blows killed It. On meas
unng, 1t was found to be four feet five inches IN
length, and nearly six inches thick. The little EEL
low brought the snake In to his mother and skinned
It for the tat which, when fried out is worth 81 an
ounce for medicinal purpoSeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

TIE C0WCArcHKR no BIZ SUPPLANTKD.-A Bridge
port dispatch describes an Invention which is said
TO have been made by man In that place. Ac-
c0rd1ng 70 tho statement It Is pilot for locomotive
the track. uftS them gently on II Is described as
ntted with spring cushions and as having been
tested, nrse on chickens and dogs and then on hui
man be1ngA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

81. BRocHE- On July 2sth. 1854. At two O'Clock . M,
5e infant os son Of Gusta'e NJ Broche and Melanis
Funeral from parents residence 1871 street north
friends respectfully inyitsd to attend.
3n y1ly Path 1880 at O'Clock JOHN
ley aged fourteen Years, one month and twenty
Funeral will take place from parents residence GA
street sogthSest on Saturday. July 18th. 1t half
KATE n wife Of 4; b. Cross. jr
east on Sunday, 9th inst. at O'Clock am. r
DAILY. On July "a, 1884. at 2:S0p. m Mrs MARY
Funeral aSe viii sieiy ,afy S. ys sr nor No
S S;; ? ~ Friends and rsspsctas
H aII On July % 1884 at sIop m. .nssr
fortude Kenny Msh e SSE s sT q
mouths and "a days. beloved husband Of Charlotte
Past his suffering. past ms pain.
the l. s sSu aST Of sfi thy r Sfe s.n
BIZ HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
~ on sandl S. ssg 5rSR hs 's
then proceed 70 German Lutheran church corne! %
family are invited s,. sna ses
Of 9n ss5 Eihk s q G
Of Katie Kirk nee Katie z. schwins In the tvunty-
The funeral win take place from the residence q
Mm ssswps To7 street EoTshwsst sturdy July
.s MI e Is &:
Quested to attend
TIGER On July oath 1884 It O'Clock a N, MARY
TIGER beloved wife of the late Henry Tyoer. n ~
hfty-eighth year OF her age.
Oh; we long for your voice TO- nisht, moths.
With its tender and soothing spell,
And the words of hottest love, mother.
That 30 oft from your sweet lips fell
We long for kiss from your lips. mothse.
As of yore they were pressed 20 ours;
How the hot tears gushed from my burning @
When we think Of those happy hours.
But afar In your starry home mother,
Singing anthems heavenly sweet
We know when this life s over and done
That united We al shall meet.
BIZ HIM CKrIprxx
Funeral YIN take place from her hate ressdenca iuo
-Four and shalt street southwese on Saturday 18th.
e oclock thence 20 Gree church corner Sth and
and relatives are respectfully invited 70 ottsnd
WILSON. At Ocean Grove y. J.. on July d leeG
GRACE. infant daughter Of John and ia Wilaon sSJ
one year and twenty Eight days
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

FINDING THE RAREsT POSTAGE STAMP IN THE WORLD.
In New York, the other morning, rag picker
found an old envelope In the upper left hand cor
ner OF which was a dark brown rectangular stamp.
finely engraved reading, "Brsttleboro, VI, 4. o.,
CENTS" with the initials "F NJ p" I'm the center IL
was cancelled and had the postmark "Brattleboro,
VI" TO It's right Thinking he might sell the
stamp lie took IL 10 Mr.. Henry Collin OF ~ Nassau
street, who paid $3.50 for IL The rag picker was
positive that MI. Collin was lunatc, anu WAS con-
irntd In his belief when the money Was placed IN
his hand He dld not walt 10 count IL, but boled.
IL is The only cancelled Brattleboro stamp known
TO he IN existence. Eight uncancelled stamps "lcft-
over Stock are In collections and are classed AZ
''gems, and are worth 81 100 each This cancelled
Stamp Is almost priceless, and the bidding Tor IL
among The philateoInanlacso OF the world will be
spirited Even the sixty thousand-dollar collection
or Baron Edward Rothchild md the score OF almost
equally valuable collections In England and this
country VIII lose one-half their Interest without
this "eye OF the peacock throne.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

A MODERATE PERSONAL ESTATE.-The inventory
OF the personal estate OF the late jeremiah Crowley
which was filed yesterday In the Office OF the regis
ter OF Wills OF Philadelphia is the smallest record
1t is as follows: One small broken worthless table,
one small table worth 50 cents one bag OF curled
hair appraised worthless, one broken settee worth
so cents one bureau valued at 81; making the total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DANENHOwER 4 SON. Real Estate. and insurance
1926 F street W., Washington, d. C.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES SITUATE
IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA, FIVE
. MILES WEST OF GEORGETOWN.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated January 18TH -
D. 1888, and duly recorded in Lber F. No l. folio 9
99 one Of the land records Of the county of Ale1an
dr state OF Virginia and at the written request Of the
party secured thereby, will SELL at public ou
front Of the premises. on FRIDAY. JULY TWENTY
FIFTH 1884, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, the following
described premises to wit Being the larger part of lot
3 plat No. assigned to the heirs of Nancy Adams In
the division OF Simon SOmers real estate September
1887 and recorded in lber A. folio &c. land suits the
county clerks office OF said county. and conveyed by
said heirs tS Nicholas Fe9rey BY deed bearing date
L. No 2. folio 105. containing 1l6 rood and 80
poles, with all the improvements tn icon, consisting Of
double frame house. barn and all necessary
outhuidings. This property is rapidly increasing in
Va1e and when the free bridge is finished will make
property In this section very valuable.
Terms OF sale 500 cash; balance In equal install
ments In one and two years. secured by deed of
premises sold; all cash. at purchasers option
deposit Of $40 required on day Of sale Terms be
complied with within seven days from day of sale,
the property will be resold at the cost and risk Of
defaulting purchaser All conveyancing at purchasers
expense.
WILLIAM 1a4Nd y 93AhN \, Z N}E Trustees.
ty10-d&ds
tFTHE ABOVE SALE IS UNAvOIDABLY POST
poned until MONDAY. JULY TWENTY-EIGHTH,
same hour and place By order of the Trustees
1y24-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

WALKEks. 204 lOrH STREET NoRTHWDar-
w CaxpeS Lining Felt Shoemakers Anu -oQuasi PurS-
Ind and X Hop OemantA Lima Plnrfnr fss~k ~
Hsir. CrockA Tar Iins. 10 rs
TUE CEILULoID TRUSS: THAT NFvFR E1EXKa
while SsshnS:a I. G1f 49, clean md can b v0n
CHAa YIsHER1
MIRA rrsHxn ~ " stzs4e norsh1gA
Lady Patrons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

will sell the stock of Dry Goods and Notions con-
tanned In Mr. Repetti's store, No. 1903 7th street
northwest, commencing
MONDAY, JULY TWENTY EIGHTH,
at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. and will con-
nue from day to day until all the stock disposed Of
The stock consists follows: Silks Cashmeres LIN
ems Gottons Velvets Ribbons. Housekeeping Goods,
Fine Line Of Lces Embroidery, Underwear Umbrellas
and Parasols and first class line of goods as can be
found III any dry goods store in Washington.
Ladies will do well by attending this sale as the goods
viii be sold without reserve DON'T forg the place
1908 7th street northwest FOLEY Auctioueer
jy22-6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
A Tanncry RurueA.

LOUISVILLE, NY, July S-Chares r. Sauer q
Co. tannery was burned to-day. The company
were the largest tanners OF leather manufactures
IN the city, and had large stock on hand LnsA
so1.on capt VIM Herman or the IRE department.,
Iell rom The burning building, and was seriously,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
Latest Foreign News by Cable.

DEATHS AT ToULoN AND MARsEIILEs.
PARIS, July 25.-There We're Is deaths at Toulon
iaSt night Five occurred in the hospital, three in
the town and seven in the suburbs 1t is feared
that the stormy weather will increase the violence
OF the epidemic. Six hundred people have left Tou-
ION Within the last two days for the PyreneeS The
NUMBER OF deaths at Marseilles last night was It,
A PANIC STRICKEN COMMUNITY.
PARIS, July "a steamer, with cholera aboard,
arrived on Huelva, in Spain. The Inhabitants were
panic Strlcken and lied across the frontier POr
tugaL
CHOLERA DECREASING IN MARsEILLEs
PARIS, July 25-BetWeen 9 O'Clock and noon there
was only one death from cholera at MarSellleS.
Inere Is a large falling OF in the number OF cases
THE SITUATION IMPROVING.
PARIS, July 25.-The reports from Marseilles and
IoulOn up 10 half-past five this afternoon show
that the condition OF affairs in those cities is
steadily improving. The councillors of Aries, who
ned from the city on the approach Of cholera, are
A KING INCOG.
LONDON, July 25-King Oscar, OF Sweden, is WIS.,
1tlng London incOgnIto.
MARIE RozEs HEALTH.
. LONDON, July 25.-Mar1e RoZe is travelling, with
tne nope OF restoring her health She Will not reap
pear upon the stage this season.
TIE MEXICAN LOAN.
LONDON, July 25-'rhe new seven per cent loan of
$3O,oO.UO0 which Senior MoetZlin, the Mexican debt
agent, Is trying to induce the Rarlnys to place
would be offered at IS Besides this it il proposed
10 exchange for the100 pounds bonds and overdue
coupons which are now outstanding. new bonds of
lou pounds, bearing two per cent interest.
An Old Abolitionist Dead.
NEW YORK, July 25-Peter S. Porter colored.
leading abolitionlSS In anti-slavery times died TO-
Gay, aged 10. He was native OF MARYLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

A RIVER OF WHISKY.-A. OverhOlt & Co. s distil-
lery, at Connesville, Pa caught fire last night at
II O'Clock, and in less than three hours the main
building, together with three bonded warehouses
and 1000 barrels OF whisky were burned. The orr
gin OF the fire was either spontaneous combustion
OF mill dust or cigar left by workman. The
gross value OF the whisky is $500 and the loss
on buildings and machinery $4,000. The build
1ngs were fully insured. Burning whisky flowed
down the river. Twenty-Five barrels were rolled
away and the whisky was dipped up by the mob,
and hundreds OF drunken men WAS the result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollowing are the opening and p IN. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
BY special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
Name. o. 3pmI Mama O. l3nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
Consrasuuassur Gov. "a. John.

LEAyEwoRTH, KAN, July ea-The following tele-
gram was sent 70 Gov. ST John to-day: ~Leaven-
worth: The Woman'S Christian Temperance Mon
OF kansas congratulates Gov. 81 John upon his
domination for President OF the United states
has stood by their homes fsigned1 LAURA b
FIELD, president OF the Kansas VIC. Lu.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
MEDICAL. &c.

MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY NERVOUS
Body lncapacty for Duty and Labor and all forms Of
seminal Disease are permanently cured by DR..
BkOTHERS' InyigOratng Cordial.
visit to his laboratory the largest this side of New
vertsng physician in this CITY, is not to be casse
with those vain pretenders whose whole stock
icels brains included could be put in yeast powder
bottle. over thirty three years established at 906
street southwest. Too long for a humbug to live.
iyS2-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE Or
w TWO OF DR. BROTHERS. 1nvixoratjng Cordial
VII cure any case Of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
bihty and Impotency. 1t imparts yigor the whole
system 700 street southwest jy21-lm'
AIDES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT On
~ BhOlHEhS. SO b st. W. Particular attention
paid TO all diseases peculiar to Ladies' married or SINGLE
and Ovarian troubles treated Thlrty
seven years experience ty2l-lm'
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FORLA
A,n 9i. All female COMPLAINTS quickly cured Can b
from u 9ociock pm. with ladies' only. jy2l.lms
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
IL only reliable Ladies' Physician in the ctW can ~
consulted daily $50 Missouri avenue frat street
of Pennsyvan avenue between Sd and - streets All
female complaints and irregularities quick removed
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consnifafions
strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies' Ones
hours-l to 4 and toS. tel6. 2ms
ID FAD AND BE wISE.-DR BROTHERS 906 p or
southwest, appeared before and made oath thst
he is the Oldest Established Expert Speciast in mis-
and will guarantee in all of
and furnish Medicine. charge: the poor fur
any hour during the day Subscribed and sworn TO be
fore me by DIR BROTHERS, April ID. 1884.
je27-lm' SAMUEL h. WALKER. Notary Public
Oh days. TRIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25

THE SITUATION IN MARsEILLES.-The aspect OF
affairs In MarSe1lleS Is becoming more Somber or
the MeSsagerteS maritime only one steamer arrives
weekly from Algeria That establishment has also
suppressed the lines to Syria South American
packets cease to call here The custom offices and
Quays are deserted Many funerals take place
during the night, the burials being performed by
the aid Of lantern lights. The mayor has inter-
d1cted the annual fair and forbids the usual pro-
ceSsions OF August 18TH An Official inquiry into
the deaths OF twelve sisters OF charity and the father
almoner OF the nunnery showed that the last ser-
vices were performed over the body OF the first
sister who became victim to the disease without
diStnfect1ng the cell or clothes OF the deceased.
GIRL STAGE DRIVER KILLS RArrLEsNAKE.
Mary Howell, aged 49, owns the stage route between
Warwick, N. Y, and Bellvale n. j., and drives the
stage herself few days ago, on her way to War
wick, her horses were confronted by large rattle
snake that lay cOiled In the road, and showed NO
disposition to retreat Miss Howell stopped her
team, jumped from her seat On the stage, and beat
the ugly serpent to death with her whip. She tore
on the rattles and brought them to Warwick as a
trophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-25
% DAYS TRIAL
DR. DYES

Electric yoLTA1c BELT and other ELECTRIC Ap.
PLIANCEs We will send thirty days trial, to men,
young or old who are suffering from Nervous Debility
Lost Vitality and those diseases of personal nature
.utin from abuses and other causes Speedy relief and
complete restoration health vior and manhood guar
snteed send at for illustrated pamphlet, free. Ad
dress NOLTAIC BELT CO.. Marshall. Mich ta3O-eoly
nR. ROBERTSON. THE GREAT SPECIALIST
Lean be consulted every "Wednesday and Saturday
from TO D. m at his Office, ass street northwest
near street for the treatment and cure of all Phi
Nate Nervous and Chronic Diseases, embracing weak
ness and all diseases Of the urinary &c Cases
recently contracted positively cured in four to six days
without mercury caustcs. Consultations strictly
confidential Main office. 80 North Liberty street.
Baltimore Md Call and be convinced Of the doctors
wonderful success and thereby tune and money
ap25-3n
nR. ROBERTSON, THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
who stands high in his profession. is acknowledged
70 oe an expert without In the wide world In the
treafinent and of Private, Nervous and Chronic
DISEASES. Lost Vitality Impaired Manhood and Abuses
9l The system Bladder. Kidney and all diseases Of the
elnary Organs. Recent positively cured in TO
days No mercury caustics used. Can be consulted
once t5S Cnw. Refers TO leading phydc1ans d Bald
more nam Ofce. 30 n Liberty IT.. BaItu1ore Nd mh3l
10 FOR NEN-CHECKS IN SIX HOURS
40 Curesin three dayx Drug Store. Is n Ith strssS
sspS lscPsnnA sve. Warrington. ID