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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-03-25
Loss of . Splendid Ocean Stea

The splendid and fast steamer Oregon
which cost over a million OF dollars, and
had over 800 persons on board, was run
into by q schooner below New York. She
commenced sinking at once. Part of her
passengers were transferred to a pilot
boat and part to schooner, and it is
believed that they were all subsequent
ly transferred to steamer. One OF
the passengers states that the hole
was so large that one could drive a horse
and wagon through it; also that when the
vessels collided it sounded like the report
of an ordinary cannon. The boats were,
after some difficulty, manned and lowered
into the water. The ladies were first to 60
into the boats. There were 600 bags OF
mail, and only 73 were recovered. 1t was
hours from the time OF the collision to
the time when the captain OF the Oregon
reached the deck OF the pilot boat. The
Oregon had settled low In the wa ter,
and soon after the captain had gained the
pilot boat he saw his magnificent ship go
down before his eyes. The Oregon filed
rapidly and went down head first in about
twelyefathoms of water. The upper parts,
main, mizzen and jigger masts remained
above water. The schooner that the Oregon
crashed into was seen in the wake of the
steamship for a moment after the collision,
her bow and all her head gear wrecked.
Then she disappeared. 1t is supposed that
she sank, and that all her people were lost.
The passengers of the Oregon were taken
back to New York, from where they started
the evening previous with high hopes OF a
pleasant voyage.
The Chicago Cottage organ factory is de-
stroyed by fire, throwing two hundred men
out OF employment LOSS, $1O0,O0O in
surance, $4,000.
II. M. Benjamin and Herman Nunne-
macher have purchased the Aschennan
mine from George Wakefield OF Oshkosh,
and it is said paid $75, 900 for the property.
!. Eight hundred American Hosiery COM
pany men strike in New Britain, Conn.
1t is reported from Lime Rock that Hon.
w. II. Barnum, chairman of the Demo
cratic national committee. is in dying
condition. His disease is an affection OF
the kidneys.
Bradstreets reports 211 failures during
the week, against 227 for the preceding
week.
No speedy settlement of the strike ON the
Gould system is looked for,
The value OF the Astor estates has in
creased Sc, 100000 this year, due mainly
to the advance in New York city houses.
The United States grand Jury at New
York failed to indict Warner and Work for
fraud in connection with the Marine bank.
A local paper states that Addison Cam
mack, the big bear specuiator, who has
welded the prettiest girl in Washington,
was 80 happy when the marriage was
solemnized that he gave the clergyman, the
Rev. DR.. Leonard, three crisp 500 bills.
The bridal party is still at Old Point Com
fort, but will return To New York in few
days.
The FEanch government will issue Ian
Of 1920 o9 go9. 09o. J
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-03-25
Queer Practices in England.

London Special: Quite deal of excite
ment in religious circles has been caused by
the columns OF correspondence which have
appeared in the Daily Telegraph drawn
out by the assertion OF an anonymous cor
respondent in a religious paper that the
so-called Sunday school soirees, which are
a regular feature of the many churches, are
immoral in their effects. The un-
known critic alleges that at all the
soiree's kissing games are INDUCED in
for hours among the youths OF bo tn sexes.
A number of Sunday school teachers have
written to the Telegraph confirming this
statement. Some defend the practices re-
ferred to and claim that they furnish an
attraction not only harmless, but without
which the Sunday school would be deserted,
This statement has aroused the wrath and
denial OF other church people, and SO
the controversy goes on. Many
of those who admit the existence
OF this feature Of the soirees, deplore it, and
declare that dire moral results have some
times been discovered to result from it.
One OF the effects of the discussion has been
to bring out the fact that similar practices
to the one in question are carried on at a
majority of the meetings OF the temperance
organizations, known as the Band OF Hope,
and also at Good Templar meetings.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-03-25

lard. d-Pigment cells from tho akin Of some
animal. c-Broken capsules and spores. fla
few of the other various foreign bodies.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-03-25

L. D. Fay, living at Canton, Fillmor
county was killed few days ago. He ant
his son were getting out wood, The fathe
was chopping at one tree and the son a
another. The son called to his father tina
his tree was ready to fall. The father
without looking to gee the direction i,
which the falling tree was inclined, ia,
several steps Immediately under it, an,
was crushed to death,
The pension office has notified Mai
Strait that the pension claim of Amos T
McCracken OF Red Wing had been allowed
with back pay.
A convention for the purpose of formin,
a Veterans Rights union among the ole
soldiers of the state will be held at Manka
to April IA. This matter was discussed a
the 9. A. Il; department meeting at Fari
bault, and the committee appointed ha.
called the convention, Each post OF tn,
state is invited to send one delegate.
The st. Paul medical college has just grad
uated thirteen young doctors. Followin,
is a list of the class Abelarde NJ. Brunelle
John III. Cheevers. Godfrey Dexiel, Noai
Diamantenberg, Richard L. Falley, Arthur
]. Gillette, Joseph G. Hodgkineon, Franz
H. Holland, Lawrence G. Mitchell, Jane.
c. McMahan, Frank L. Norm, Edward A
Shannon, Paul Shillock,
Anthony Loher loses his house and farm
buildings by fire at Norris. Loss $1,000
insurance $4,000,
The upsetting OF q sleigh at Decoria, Blue
Earth Co., kills Mrs. Bullow and seriously
Injuries Mrs. Reinke.
Trains on the Winona & St, Peter rail.
road are loaded down with emigrants west
ward bound.
OF the pharmaceutical candidates at the
ate examination OF the state board o.
pharmacy at MAnkato, the following.
named applicants have been declared
passed and eligible to register as pharma-
cists: Miss Emma Combacher, Saltwater
Bert s. Cotton. Fairmont; J. B. Ramace.
Lake Benton; Hugh Scott, Saltwater; DR..
J. A. Skallerud. Mabel; Julius Voje, Fort
Snelling John Switzer, Mapleton; Yugval
Laws, Red Wing; Walter Nelson, w. A.
Mussetter, w. G. Alvin, G. A. Schuma cher,
st. Paul; Otto +. Ekeroth, Robert NJ. Wet.
eel, Albert J. Smith, B, q, Fullerton, NJ
L. Fernwalt, John Mullany, John E.
Thompson, Frank. r. Clark, Silas ]. Horn
Minneapolis.
A Minnesota river improveanent conyen.
tion will be held in Mankato April 13.
Frank H. Burdett, an old and respected
resident of Lake City, died suddenly oI
heart disease.
There is q movement to remove the
county seat OF Yellow Medicine county
from Granite Falls to Clarkield,
The Touring mill in Granite Falls has
commenced operation,
The wells At Granite Fall are nearly ali
empty.
Iha Candy Baptists have assanized a
church.
Rev, Boyd phelps, q prominent Metho
dist minister, dies at Morris.
At St. PAUL. Pcter M. Youngstrom rS
covers $500 against the Milwaukee road
Tor being put off q train,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-03-25

Some time ago Mrs. Freed at Beaver
Falls, Pa. gave birth to q daughter weigh
ing one and half pounds. The little mite
is as lively as cricket and perfectly
formed.
The strikers continue obstinate and ag-
gressive on the Gould Southwestern system
and criminal acts OF knights are reported
from Fort Worth, Tex. s. - i
The Bahama islands are to be attached
to the Roman Catholic diocese OF New
YORK. '.'.'''''I 2
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-03-25

The Governor Removes u. G. Cameron,
the County superintendent OF Schools,
of Houston County, for Alleged Drunk.
enneSs.

the County Superlntenuent OF SchOOit
of Houston County, for Alleged Drunk.
enness.
Gov. Hubbard has issaed an order foI
the removal of ID. G. Cameron, county su
perintendent OF schools OF Houston county
The case has attracted much attention
throughout the state, and a very strong
fight was made by both sides. Cameroe
was serving out his second term in the OF
flee. He was recognized as most excellent
official, but it is alleged had one fai:ia.
which has caused his downfall He was ad
dicted to liquor, and was, it is charged, ar
habitual drunkard.
The case was brought before the governo,
several weeks ago. Cameron employed
eminent counsel, and the case was argued
at great length. In ddition to this, some
800 pages OF testimony and evidence was
submitted to the governor. Cameron's
counsel held that the law passed by the
legislature, to the effect that habitual
drunkenness was a cause for removal was
unconstitutional. The constitution pro
vided that only malfeasance and non-feas
ance in Office were causes for removal. The
point as to whether habitual drunkenness:
was malfeasdncc was one which only
court could decide, and the governor there.
fore did not have Jurisdiction. This Gov.
Hubbard overruled. The defense also
claimed that the removal for such cause
was contrary to all precedent. Gov. Hub
bard came out very strongly on this point
and he says plainly that if there is no pre-
cedent one should be established at once,
and he would do it. The Governor says
l appreciate all the reasons which have
combined to make Mr.. Cameron's neigh
bors look with indulgence upon his faults
and cherish hope of his amendment, and SO
long defer action for his removal. / share
their regret that he has not made the pres
ent action unnecessary. 1t il argued that
the language OF the statute that the gov
ernor "may remove from Office" for given
causes implies that he may remove or re-
fuse to remove at his pleasure. Doubtless
there is latitude, in proper cases, for for
bearance. But Mr.. Cameron has not been
taken by surprise; he has stood in this
peril for years; forbearance has already
been extended in great measure. Ifeel that
justice to the teachers, the parents and
the children OF the state requires me to es
tablish, as far as may, the rule that coun-
ty superintendents of schools, at least,
must not yield to habits OF intoxication
1 think it my duty on the law and evil
dence in the case, to remove d. G. Cameron
from the office of county superintendent o
schools of Houston county for non-fea
sance in the discharge Of the duties OF his
said Office.
[Signed] L. F. HUBBARD, Governor.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-03-25
Reconciliation Between Gov. Hubbal
and Col. Bend.

and Col. Bend.
The long struggle on the part of COL Bend
to regain his position as colonel of the
and the doughty colonel will undoubtedly
succeed. The trouble, it will be remember
ed, grew out of the Decoration day parade.
On the date in question-May 80 last
Gov. Hubbard was out of the state, and
Col. Bend, on his own authority, ordered
the companies OF the First regiment to
participate in the parade. The st. Paul
companies were assigned an inferior posi-
tion by those having charge of the parade.
Concerning this point there is a general
misunderstanding. Col. Bend did not ask
march in advance OF the G. A. r. men, but
only the military portion OF it. In the di
vision the infantry companies were assigned
to position behind the cavalry company
which had been recently organized, and
which was not then one of the state ma
tional guard. This was the grievance. Col.
Bend refused to parade unless this was
changed, and he was upheld by the st. Paul
captains. In the absence OF Gov. Hubbard
Adjt. Gen. MacCarthy addressed "A letter to
Col. Bend, threatening him with dire re-
suits if he persisted in his refusal. Col. Bend
replied, and racy correspondence result
ed, which was published in the newspa pers.
When Gov. Hubbard returned. Adjt. Gen.
MacCarthy preferred charges AGAINST Col.
Bend, and a court martial was ordered, but
dissolved by an order from the supreme
court. Col. Bends commission was then
revoked by the governor. Litigation was
commenced by Col. Bend, but he was un
successful. In the meantime mutual friends
of himself and the governors brought about
an interview, on the coloners state
ment that Gov. Hubbard misunderstood
his position on several important
points. This interview brought about
a correspondence in which Col. Bend ad
mitted certain errors he had fallen into, to
which Gov. Hubbard replied as follows:
Your letter of the 10th inst, is so far
satisfactory that, believing you would &C
cept the teachings OF the past for youl
future conduct if again member of tn.
Minnesota national guard. will say that
if, after publication of your letter with
that to which it responds to the officers oil
the First regiment, you shall be by them
elected to the yet vacant colonelcy, shall
willingly sign and issue your commission
Yours respectfully, L. F. HUBBARD. Gov
ernor.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-03-25

The Chicago Cottage organ factory is de-
stroyed by fire, throwing two hundred men
out OF employment. LOSS, 500, ,O0O in
surance, 467, 600
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31
SMELTIHG FURNACE.

T!3fa portable jlco! Waicr Jacket Sgabltsi
iLvart & hy &. l.. EaHsfiId. the result u
nlEHY scar Uf pr gCtIcsi Observations and
experiment ID Europe uE1 america, Is nor
Uf!eTtd ~ tis8 pabiig rs tie UOft complete.
euFablo and successful furnace set prUdaC.
ed for the erGnDuiaGi treatment # ioW
grade 0ges. 1t IL bBilt entirely Of CBaFtnI
'E0ii steel plates inside, Rrd onc four!h inch
baiisT plates outside, and has no oESaI east
iTUli in iIs Construction. Is made In sec.
Iions for tfs nspSrtatieu and requires no
bFiGkwpsk fof foundation. The sizes TAIlgC
from Cns 10 fifty tons and nre guaranteed
20 stand the severe .asts Gf mining ca ugpg.
Any 1r8E that Eua above seven ounces Sill
yer per ION mag be FraAty Emeltfa, hs tho
most refractory 1gfe, vita 10 per cent. had.
With tho HaTtsfo!d process Viii rrn iii.e
bn.thy ard separate lie GA and wateT.
Ibis furnace rtqV'Ies 10 10 fUOTe care
~ attention thsn M ordinary steam boiler.
and cit be son Is long erd WITH "a little
loss Of 1tmc ~ "2pcFgae for TEpairF. Foil
information will l.. Furnished by tie
Eayts2ai& Portable Smiling
furnace & Miliag c9nyary.
e. o. EsOE IT5.
Nu,8-2m aEwPCRE. KY.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31

Tse ofsiy BATTEET laava 20 tte worlt
ca9Sllc 81 tCilE CHARGE, yith MEDICINAL.
if.OFEEIi}a-, yis!,l is TEhNSFJSEp 1870
TIE SYSTEM. y yJu sJa afflicted sItb any Of
tie fyiIy-i9g D3SEk.. -, tSeg't yEcgleEs 10 scar
one OF orr EattsFisf,--yfL:
PsFBlg#a, Br@ia pg8 asfFToas Diseases,
Ehclmaisfgt Gug't Ewni,rn joints, Ss!a'ieE,
Neuralgia, IuVlsC3, EcBts rod IIiEEf EEyy0ED
hhd. Gencrsi !}rbIhy. ttsri Dss'ates Weak
haok or Hise, Nagi7r. i.ea., Hnsilt1s A'ghie,
Nightmare, NrlGrei.atr, DdELi%fss o. Vertigo,
AetiUh, Fsl7i,g''s1 N" HfrFt, Loss OF ksr9-
Org, iosE cfC0n&acaes, Isiatiag Efrlla, Hyste.
ria, EDlagty, ht.TT.ra, Bysprg.fs, SAT-
RbeuIn, G-c6ch.IF, Fral: s;osnach. BlafuicD-y,
DiseasCs q the Heart sni LrrnP, DrsPsy,
hE.hHg, Iica5igv, C0nttir alton, JEfn3tEs,
CaiGrr1, FcFe Th-TRf, Dtilliy, Ti!Cs, TsHgr.,
Sores, En'iE, CBrbufetrg. Fcyn? Sud SEuc, Liver
Complaint, Di.,s-ies, KIDNEY complaints.
GTsge!, Cfis, I-rT~gBcy, Di86rfsr,d lcEdt-
iiona o. TIE Lifer, LlDcl, Kidneys or CE.a-sI
Organs.
DR.. RHOT.i5a' TaTEe5r HrTcgflIO
TyIhesfGS. n; B4TTEBE is worn sus-
pended frota f&c E.eL by means Of n
siiksn hOrd, and rPsts Upon tho Spinal
Column. ssDt by iIiial everyx hcne.
small sire, 800; doubIs size, s2.o0-
Send for Circular. Address all ooiutnu-
aicatlSns 10 ". n. ERDWE, IanrssSs
20. BOX 1872,
G2 CHURCH sF, NEW YORK CITY.
II not satisfactory after fair tTiai VIII
refund the money.
FOX SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mention ihis paper. ACents wanted
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31
THE t8I.tahl
ENGLISH REMEDY

rs A.HEYRR FAIL
I q Cure for iieryous
,Debility, E1haus.cc
vitality, SemiaHl
.Wcaknos Spggmator,
ThGa, LOsE Manhood
,iIupotefiey, = osta
'totrhe;A, ParE ! ysis.
Isnd al TIE terrible Ell.
'fecte Of Solf Abuse.
youthful folIins ind
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31


sEcosses Ia rngtg-es years, sgoh es Loea Of
Memory, La8sitaca, Nocturnal Efnissio.IS
AVERSION % rsgiety, Dikunbss OF Vision,
Houses Ia thn Heed; tbs Yitai fuii raszinc
tnfEssFgC1 IN The urine, md many Otl-ey
tiseasss tliat lead 70 insanity and Death,
DR.. AIGffE. who 10 a regular pt,vsis,tan
(gradOa;e VI tho University Pe..i;sy iysiiel
sTtG a:srVo 20 forfeit Five Hundred Dallars
fOr caAs Of this kind the VITAL Rise5TClI..
AflFa tuHt.%s hts s,ssG.nI advice and tres.
raentl w!ii hJt Cur, or FOR raYthire irnpgre
og injur.oss fGnad il ii. DR.. iinils treafs
all private GtSsAs5s successfully without
EGG. cgsy. Consultation fEes. I!pUr0Ugh
examination aud E3yics, including analysis
Of ufiys. five dollar. prios Of Vital Hes
toTatiyg, HlJ0 e bottle. or four s,n,es
the quantity fo7 Eve doilaFs: cont 10 any al
dress 1p'sn receipt VI pFioe, or g. y. D., &C
care from IbEsTgsti9a aa5 Ia private name
IL 'l0a.rei, ~
4. r. sfirils, ND.
II KsaFny s., sEE Francisco, Cal,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRYE
'Ri!l bo Scrt - anyoas s9plytpg by letter,
stating aytryt9:ns, saz and eye Strict 90.
cr2sy Ia regard to BH bDsin8ps trsnssstIon
Dk. aIGTIE'S EfDaEY REMEDY.
cn-es eli ldras of kItpey
and BLADDER complaints. couorIi!c,1, q,eot.
leSssR"5fSg. FOR sale by elI druggists al
'lhe Goiiar Der bottle; SIX bottles for Five
dollars.
In. slLGTiE's DANDELIoY PILLS
itTe the best ard cheapest Dyspepsia and
E'AoJa evre n the market. For sale by al
dClGs issG.
rJanR3tf
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31
70 YOUNG IAnyms

If ynar life y made n burdon owing to
biaakheads, PiEHPlCs hnh other erurtions
on the faee ipa'riR2 yoCt baauty aDd cans-
ihR 10 sauHh rhagfin, 10 ia so Ioiigar noco5.
rRrY to GnaGr9 Il. In. E-ga's Family
r'ntplcIt VII! cfria'tlY rc,nyTc .lg such
Hien'fir2. - w.. 81 yDIr Skin Suf,. Ssasotb
and f~&@;f.G. IBID hy I'll GruP1dytg, nud
.0HEia.. ., -.-. ..-' % r...a. ..-.
EisA-..s., .AGA.tIHE CO.,
Aao-S~ ~ CLEYELlSD, Oufo.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31

PILES! pllESl PILES!
A SURE CURE FOUND Ar LAST
70 gyE sEEIl cs.rEy,xs

tuFp care for Bind, Eieciiba, ftoi,nc
ena lloer.:cd Pics haa been discovered by
sr. 6ll,arIs ian iaatar Reraedy,) called
Dc. Williams indtan Pie Ointrnent. A ain.
itlS boz has obted tho ,zorst chronic cases of
" or 10 year's standing. No ole need suiJpr
cTe inmates af,sr applying this wonderful
soothing IDediolno, LotIdns, Instruments,
spd esactGRsiAs do moro harra th,n GOOD,
WiliiaEa's Indian lilo O5n&uIeut absorbs the
trrloFs. oiiays Eae intense ischipg (particu-
larry OF nigh nftsr getting warm In bed, j
scta ga a poa.'ice, gives instant relief, and
Is prepared only for piles, itching Of the
priTnts parta, aDd for nothing else.
Bara what tho Hen. J. II. Eolfnbarry OF
Cleveland Gays abnnt DR.. Willisu1's Indlan
Pie Ointment: II heye need scores of Pile
Cares. and }. Sfasds me plcagure 20 say
t!et have never found anything which
gave such Immediate and pegtnDneat relief
rs d.. Williams Indian Ointment" FOR
sale by AL cTuggists and mailed On Fccetpt
Of ptice. ~.
pEAHIEh MEDICINE o., Pro,'rs.
H'-@"-ls CLI!yEbLSp, o.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31
NERVOUS DEBILITATED

bnEegtFs from cary iNGIscretI0Hs e.
ooa9ss, eta. Il you wili send nc yonT name
and address. | viii send you by return mail
treatise On the cause and cure of Ner-
voaS Exhaustion, Cost Mamie cod.
L1Ss 81 Memory. Bimness of VI
sion, and al etheT symphonic arising from
col f-ahusc, Overwnrk or study. Eecieot,
causes tssapify and early death. h4
dfegs r. ". fSirE. gs8 fGIIUR Street,
DreOhiyn. y. y.
EprgFF-Iv
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31

\ nTuTpssps 20 cca:s pogtsss, sud Ne
Il if,EVvi! IralI goa frse royal, vel.
A. VA - ustio, sanpie box u goods
IhEt via put VOC 10 tbe Tay Of Tssbtnc NOR.
uIonsy Sc once, thar anything al8s 10 Am.
ptiGa. Both se1cE 81 al. sRgS can live a,
t7nC asa wars in spare time, on I'll ths
tr8o. Capital rot required. We vill star;
5oa. izHri"ase pay sure for thsse pbo start
as n3sgs. Illnesses 3 TO-, Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31
STOP TgAg gauaR.

BY using Dr.. fr1zieT's Throat and LIN,
Balsam-.ths only gGEe cure for Coughs
ColGs, Boursepsss and Sore Throat. and 81
diseases Of the throat ard lungs. Bo ECi
neglect congh. II may prove fatal, Sc3rr,
aEi hundreds ~ r.tsfui people owe THEN
lives to Ur. Fraztsfs Throat and Lung BaI.
saia. and 10 family viii egHr DO without II
after urs0e u iu" r. IA. = covering rs mar
yeIrUg pswcF. J. p iii -N '1 lsTgE f7uFv
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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-31
DR.. Lieb,g

~ LOST IN DIR. Lieblg
"a M /srrf,-,,>is,s n Dss pcasary, Cor !.
Ik fffl 49, rs w m 8 s.emry and Mason
IL ~ LIN Ell SIS. Nam feamris.
ls.lYfy/ xfsT19lf 81 go, Gal.
" IINJ u VI The College Institute
MI for che eliFe Of al
" HEALTH n special complicated !
- called ircufabie diseases. Dr.. Liebig's
German irsigorgtor ia positively guaranteed
to eare nervous ard p!sysieal debility, ssD.
iissl w...kaess,ieBt manhood, spermsigfIhea.
losa of ensrgy, ringing and dtzziit6Ss i, the
beasl, ineiassaai,Aa. hopeless feelings pfqgia,
tgsrbssA. ard ell The rearlta ~ soathful in.'
pTadsn6e and s1te.Sss6h ~ mature years. TIE
Doetgr, a regular eoiisgs phys0iGa srosG
Esf9ie will agrss 10 failat 6usl thnuaaiiG
dollafa for 0 eaf4i tie InYieonfu, will not
eurs '1nssaf sIFscial tr6atDiaai pad a4yie9.
,Ebs reason 20 many san not got siifea ~
a0ARnsEs and tbs afsofe diseases II oSine Il
a eolppl.eaiseg, called pTastatarrhsa, yiiish
fsguiSea psrniias trsaimeAii
Ug. f.sbBgs lHyisOFust0s 10. z IL The oBis
psaitiys esgg for pfosiatOrrbea4 Pres os
either instltoFs.Ds, 90 per bot,laPiz fos Z ID.
sent 10 i.ny address on Ts1esps 81 pFies, o.
O: o. D., Respoasibis p,ztops esn pay
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