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years such as Los of Memory. Lassitude,
>octurnal Emissions. iversious of Society,
Oimness Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vita
iuid passing unobserved in the urine. and many
,ther diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DR.. MINNIE. who is regular physician
graduate of the Unworthy + Pennsylvanal
yill agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
AIRS for cas- Of this kind the Ia RES
CURATIVE. under his special advice and treat
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-02

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VARICOCELE

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CURED BY CUTICURA.

NY skin disease, which resisted sew
ersl popu ar remedies and other rene
dies advised by physicians, has been
cured by your CUTICURA REMEDIES.
They surpassed my most sanguine ex-
pectarions and rapidly effected a cure.
JIG, ARENTRUE,
VIycxySES. IND.
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Potter. Drug. Il Chemical 60.
BO stOn.
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SOW ITS VALUE

An of your CUrICURA REMEDIES give
very cool satisfaction. The CUTICURA
1 especially recommend for the dis
ceases for which il l. used KNOW from
experience Its value. DIR. II. j. PRATT.
Monticello, Wis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The GRAPE CURE.
SAL-MUSCATELlE
IN AMERICA
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OF a. siAz.Efi AND LONGEVITY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-02
CUTICyRA ABROAD

Through a home returned Norwegian
I have learned IL know your UTICURA,
which has in "A short time cured me o. an
Eczema that my physicians medicines
e0uid not heal. CIn. HELT/EN.
BEEaEn, NORWAY. AgentaJOJTetniny
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-02

Nervous and pny 81
cal Debility, Seminal Weak { 5 s.
Sprematorrha, Prostate rtsse Emissions
lmpotency, Exhausted Vital,t., Prem ,ture ,,e-
cline. and Loss OF N sNys<sGss. iH
al. ITS com l,lscatt0ns. aa': frssIs
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riches and purites the B,ncd Strrn-then< the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, digestion X produc
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1t stops all unnatur.l aad dehlilt,fing drain
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facilitating dreams seminal losses with the
urine, etc, destructive t. mind and body
1t is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY Nd
BLADDER COMPLAIN y. t contains no
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ORES on NECK

Cans. Brady, Somerville, Mass. who
refers to DIR. il. Wood, druggist of that
city, certifies toa wonderful cure of run
ming sores on the neck which had been
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure, and which yielded completely to
the CUTICURA REMEDIYs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-02
THE POET POWERS

= feriins &C gratitude impeis me 10
acknowledge the great merits of your
CUr,CURA, aud / cordially recommend it
70 the public as a very valua Die remedy.
III. n POWERS. BRIpGEP1KT, CoNa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
(ltiCura
The Only Remedies For The Skin
And Riood Universally
COMMENDED

VIM. L. Totten, ST. North Tenth st.,
Philadelphia, reports that one uf his
customers stated tn him incidentally
that he was feeling SO well and had
gained twenty-se.en pcunts in the last
year, all OF which he 1ttri,uted to "a
systematic course of the CUTICURA RE
SOLVENT, which has proved effectual
when all other remedies failed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-18
An Emnire KRcOXnred

The Democratic party especially COM
mends itself to every pure and patriotic
cltizen.on account of the courage and
fidelity It has displayed IN dealing with
the subject of forfeited railroad lands.
This action is in most striking contrast
with that of the Republicans when in
power. They gave away vast stretches
Of territory as subsidies to favored rail-
road companies, which consisted in most
cases Of members OF Congress and infiuen-
tial Republican politicians,andw where the
companies did not ind 1t convenient or
profitable to comply with the conditions
OF the grants they were kindly allowed to
retain the lands, as IL granted without any
conditions whatever. The question OF the
validity OF the titles was not pressed to
an issue until the Democrats obtained the
ascendancy in the national councils,
when, at the earliest possible moment,
laws were passed restoring many
Of the unearned land grants TO
the public domain. In some
instances the rallrosd companies
had gone so far as TO sell the
government lands TO settlers and others,
although they clearly had no right to do
40. In consequence OF this, many people
will lose their land, but they may, of
course, have recourse on the sellers, who
are presumed to have given guarantee
deeds, or at the least bonds for titles,
where the lands were not fully paid for
Ia cash.
The Democratic House has faithfully
aud persistently pressed these Land grant
forfeiture bills, and made the claims OF
the government ard the equity OF the
cases so clear and indisputable that in
most instances the Republican Senate
was forced, though reluctantly, to yield its
assent, as was also the last Republican
President.
Since the beginning of the Forty-eighth
Congress laws have been passed forfeit
lag and restoring to the public domain
80, 4S2, $40 acres OF land previously granted
TO railroad companies and to States for
railroad purposes in some few cases. All
the acts providing for the forfeitures OF
these lands provide expressly that they
shall be restored to the public domain and
shall be held for the benefit Of actual
settlers only under the homestead law.
The territory embraced by these for
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-18
BRIGHT BITS.

Is SOME one asks: As there field for a man
who can live on soc. a weekW There is. 1t
is called Potter's ffeld.-NOrristOaon Herald.
HE (readingl-And on rounding Sandy
Hook the Gaatea fell off two points.
she mot interested in yachting)-How much
easier she must have felt, poor thing, particu-
larly If they were tacks.-T'd- Bits.
A NEW YORK PAPER says that Judge Hilton
is building monster hotel" at Long Branch
All right, Let us get all the monsters in one
hotel, and common folks can go somewhere
else and get something to eat Sun francisco
ALsG.
Young LADY-O, gracious! there's great
big, horrid COW. | know by Its looks it will
ATTACK me.
Cow-Gracinus there's one of those horrid
city people. guess m get out of her way as
quick as | can.-7he Jud0s.
YOUNG WoMAN-Mr. Algernon, can you tell
me the name of that Bulgarian Prince who
has lately HAD so much trouble?
Dude-Fr-Let me think.
Young Woman-o. pray, don't let me put
you to so much trouble It'd Bits.
81 NEVER intended you to return me that IS,
my dear fellow" ,.said he. 'I want you to
consider 1t a gift"
mo, no." said the other. 81 am honest
about paying my debts: and besides may
strike you for $40 next week. "-TAe Judge.
''sHE did wrong to look back. didn't she,
BessieP'
"Yes, mamma"
''And what do you think Lot thought when
he saw his poor wife tusned into a oiIlar of
salt?'
81 don't know, mamma; 'spect be Won
dered whore he could get q fresh one."-
PAttddetDhad CAL.
DKBAGGs-Bagley blind Impossible!
Dekaggs-My dear sir. | saw him last Sur
day in his p'w with an absolutely expresslo on
less face while Deacon Smouch was trying to
attract his attention.
DeBaggs-With contribution box? My
dear chump, that kind of blindness attacks
him once a week.-PhHadelphia Can.
On THE BoULRvARD-''Wen, old fellow, how
about your lawsuit with H.? You said three
months ago that the rascal had robbed you of
100, 900 francs"
''Oh. we settled it amicably."
"bag so?" =
why, he is to marry my daughter: he &C
cepts the 100000 for the dowry. - french
Fun. 7V0
MRs: MINKs-So you met Lieut.. HEM and
his wife. of Gaatea, while in Boston,
Mrs. Wlpks-Ges; they are lovely couple.
They have been married eleven years. and
lived the greater part of the time IN their
yacht. very seldom in sight ofland.
How strange; but suppose Mrs. Hem as
been fortunate enough to secure good girl
and wanted TO keep her."-Omahd World.
ORTHoGRAPHIcAL AND ORTHoRP1cAL.-
There WAS young man In Bordeaux
proposed TO a girl Who said neaux,
Now all day she signs,
With tears in her eyes,
Repentsnt for serving him seaux.
A girl in a moment of pique
Gave her lover slap on the Clique;
Not word did ne say,
But he left her that day,
And didn't go back for a wique.
A girl who had plenty of beaux,
f1rt, as we well may suppeaux,
Met lover one night,
Who kissed her on sight,
And kissed her right square on the neaux.
Boston Courier.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-18

How 8 Philadelphia Amazon Resented
an Insult.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l5.-"You are the
man that msulted me and this is how l get
evenn A rather good looking, well dressed
and muscular young woman accompanied
this declaration with straight from the
shoulder hit that Knocked a dude uD aGainet
the Pennsylvania railroad ticket Gth"c at
broad and Chestnut streets, about IL o clock
last night The blow caught him straight be-
tween the eyes and smashed his eyeglasses.
Before he knew what had struck him the
young woman had followed mp her advantage
Win half dozen more swinging right hand
ers tina. sent the man sprawlingover the pave
ment. AS be rose to his feet he was met by
another knock down blow from the young
woman's left.
BY this time the angry Amazon had dis
cafded her cuffs and thrown herself into
nghting pasture. A group OF dozen people
had gathered and looked on the encounter
with evident wonder. The man had a swol en-
eye, ppfcd check, and his lip was bleed Ing
coplousiy at the end OF the female slugger's
inltlatory tattoo upon his frontispiece. He
Draceh himself with an effort and made two
or three weak passes at his adversary, but his
blows were warded OF with skill and grace
that the American champion might have en-
wed. Not one OF his hits reached the face of
me young woman. who had her blood mp and
VINO counlercd every time with telling effect.
All the arts and tricks of The pngilistic ring
seemed as familiar To her as the alphabet, and
the upper CUT the "ohoulder cut" the
straight flush,' and the swinging blow"
For fully five minutes the one-kided contest
was KEEP up, and then the man began to shout
"Poiicem
A fat member of Mayor Smiths force, at
tracted by he crowd and the cries of the un-
lucky knight, came ambling mp Chestnut
street, swinging his club with a good deal of
Y1gor: lie reached the scene or hostilties
considerably out of breath. and grabbed the
man by the collar just as the Amazon had do
llvered a stinger on her victims nose that
made the hood fly. Thinking he had been at
tacked from the rear by a confederate of the
fury, he continued to shout "Mprderw at the
top of his voice until the pohcem an
yanked him out of the reach of the
woman's cltnched fists. The latter. as she
stopped TO pick her cuffs off the pavement, re-
marked co0ily: Tits a good thing for that
fellow that you got here when you did. or I'd
"a killed him." Then she walked OFF with two
men In the crowd " o had been enjoying the
scene immensely, and the officer made no at
tempt TO detaip her. The man. who is a
drummer from Grand Rapids. Mich, begged
the by-standers to protect him. and TWO of
them wentwith him TO the Broad
street station. lie had had q
quarrel with the woman in
neighboring beer garden, and she took this
summary mode OF red ess. Nobody knows
who the WON an was, but y man in the crowd
was heard to express the opinion that the
nghser was John l.. Sullivan in sKirts.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-18
PERSONAL

MISS THURsBY has gone to Bayreuth, whence
she will depart for a brief season in Bohemia
not t. sing, but to rest-after which she will
return to PARIS.
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILLis playing Mrs
G. adstones part during the absence OF the ex
Premiers wife from the ladies' gallery in the
British House OF Commons.
LIEUT. Gov. BLACK was invited to the re.
union of the Ninety sixth Regiment OF Penn
sylyanla Volunteers at Pottsvlle. He replied
II feel that the appearance of candidates on
such occasions is not altogether delicate and
might, indeed, be offensive to some"
JAMES r. 0sGoop, on a visit in Boston fro N
London, speaks ENTHUSIASTICALLY of The cord al
manner in which Americans and everythinQ
American arc treated by Englishmen nova
days, ana he says American books and maya
zines are bought and reAd as Gag riy by Eng
| shmrn ae we buy and read Englieh publicn-
tions over here,
MGR. CArEL, who 10 living near San Fran
cisco. attending to the publication of two
books one relating to the power, state and
influence OF the Roman Catholic Church in
the United States recently received news OF
the death of his venerable mother. OF her ten
children but three surgive-one q nun, an
other the priest ana the third a merchant.
DIR BowDITcH, at whose house Frederick
Douglass desci lbs himself as having been
iirst sheltered in Boston on his escape from
slavery. amt samuel II. Sewell another vete d.
ran of tile ant-slavPry cause, to whom he re .
ferred with gratitude in his Kos on speech of
saturday. were both Mugwumps in the late
Presidential election.
Mrs. U. s. GRANT invited President and
Mrs. Cleveland TO stay At her house IN Ell
boron on their way back from the Adron-
dacks. day or two ago she received II re-
ply from Mira. Cleveland thanking h.r very
kindly for the gracious courtesy, but regret
ting that pressing business OF state made il
necessary for the President 10 go straight
through to Washington.
MAHIA HESRIETTA, Queen Of the Belgians,
received n letter from the unfortunate ex-
Empire CArlOtta o few days ago, asking her
to come and see her as soon IS possible. The
Queen had her ponies htohed To- the caleche
which she alwavs drives herself. and set out q
gallon. Oycrtaken BIZ q 81 rIn her Majesty
took refuge IN "A bsrraot. Being mess hour
the officers sot about Improving the best
dinner they could for their august visitor. hit
the Queen refused, saying: =" 4 newly arrived
recru should he content with the ordinary
fare And she eat down ~ the common
table and ate plate OF cabbage soup and
picked" pig's foot.
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Seventy-flve snakes.
From the Taaoanda Reporter -Journ


Mr.. J. Il. Ridgeway, of South Bran~h,
Monroe town -hlP, has harvested his crop of
rattlesnakes. The other morning he went o
the back part of his farm at South Branch to
salt his sheen. and having done this concluded
he would go further back on the hill ana pic
up few berries. His way led by ledge of
rocks, and there he beheld lazily basklng in
the SUMS rays. an immense family of rattle
snakes. They were all lying on one big rock,
and seemed IN a torpid condition. large
number of them were grouped in one big
bundle. interviewed, and the Others were
lying within few feet of them in smaller
groups. Mr.. Ridgeway at once fell back. pro-
cured club eight or nine feet long and went
at them, and succeeded in killing every one.
Rattlesnakes are easily killed, and 1t was
simply job of pounding them to death. They
seemed to be blind. and did not try to get
away and did not show fight. This would go
to cOrroborate the saying that for a time dur
ing the summer rattlesnakes become blind
and are less dangerous Most of the snakes
were Young ones and were everywhere from
six inches to one foot In length. In the entire
mum Der there were seven large ones and from
these Mr.. Ridegway took the rattles. One
string OF the rattles numbers eleven. three of
them nine, one eight, and so on down The
record stands at seyenty-fve. Who can beat
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-18

textures is 78,S7S square miles-halt as
large again AS the State o'>Georgia. In
addition 10 this the Demoo- attic House OF
Representatives at the last session passed
bills forfeitng 3.S43, 094 acres, which the
Senate has not yet cOncurred in. There
are also on the calendar of the House,
with favorable reports from committees,
bills FORGETTING 13,067 PA acres more,
which VIII, doubtless, be passed at the
next session. The area covered by all
those bills is 159, 40S square miles and
most of it is said to be good land.
These lands il in one body would be
sufficient to constitute several States and
would furnish homes TO more than mil
lion people. They belong to the people
and should be opened for presumption and
settlement, or purchase under the ma
tiOnal land laws
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The English M.tron Abroad.
From the 81. fumes Gazette.

The Engishman on his travels is the stand
ing butt OF the witty Partisan. but the Eng.
lish woman at least seems to be quite a match
for the average Frenchman. A lady of Inter
eating appearance called the other morning on
o jeweler In Paris, and after purchasing a
bracelet presented q flo note In payment,
from which she received change amountiug
to noarlv f5 and went away. The French,
though they may despise things Engllsh, have
liking for English bank notes, especially
when they have not had to pay for Them at
the current rate of exchange. So the jewelor
RAyly stepped around to his banker 10 get his
$50 and odd francs And when he arrived,
the banker pointed out that the note was-not
n forgery, not even a draft on IN. Bank OF
Elegance, but an order datod nearly fifty
years back and aligned by one II. Duok, on an
institution styled the Bahk OF Engraving,
which entitled the holder to some plctures
1t is difficult not to admire the daring cool :
ness OF the woman who could try such n sue 3.
cessful experiment in a big city. though one
may share In the horror OF The French papers,
ami reterate their warning to shop eepers to
be on their guard against this daughter OF
Albion,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-18

Halston in the New York Times tells this
upon the Rev. j. q. Beecher. who committed
suicide few days since: Mr.. Beecher used
to preach TO the natives in his school house
every Sabbath day, and the country for miles
around turned ont to listen to his teachings
For years he never missed but one sunday
and the way in witch he happened to miss that
single appointment gives the text for q good
story. When he 6rst moved into the Willis he
kept the run of time bv cutting notch INTO a
stick as each day went by. OF course this re-
CURED good deal Of care, but Mr.. Beecher
was sure that he was careful. One morning
he started for his school houre to preach his
usual Sunday sermon, when he came to the
cabin Of one of the most devout members of
the flock 10 find the housewife hard at work
over her wash tubs. The shocked m an of God
promptly, and somewhat energetically prob
ably, reproged her for her open dissertation
OF the sabbath. The woman rubbed her eyes
and scrusinized him half suspicOusly, to
break out finally:
La. Mr.. Beeoher, this ain'Hsunday; it's
Monday.
And she convinced him that she was right:
whereupon he calculated:
Then Pm the culprit. for l never did o
bigger days work in my life than yesterday"
he had missed one notch in that almana &C
stick.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-09-18

From the Chdttdn0ogd Times (De7n.)
The threat made that Georgia's bonds will
be excluded from the stock Exchange on Wall
street, unless the state assumes several mil
ion dollars of bonds her Legislature long
ago declared fraudulent, Is clear case OF
conspiracy to intlmd8Je. There is no hon
esty in this movement against Georgia's
credit. TIE excuse for the exclusion woul
be that the State repudiatcd part Of her
legitimate debt; but no suoh course ia pur-
sued toward Minneaotae Tennessee, Virginia,
and other States that have repudiated any
where from three 10 twenty millions apiece.
All these States bonds are listed on the records
OF the EXchanpe and are regularly dealt in.
though some Of them are quoted al low rs II
cents on the dollar. Georgia bonds are among
the best securities in the world. Her credit
at home and among private money dealers
everyw where is deservedly high. She is In sh ape
to defy the Exchange. and If it listens to
Henry Clews. chief OF the consp;rators to
plumber Georgia in the period of recoDstruc-
ton, the Exchange will get the worst of it.