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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
Sore Eyes

The eyes are always in sympathy VIII
Che body, and afford an excellent index.
of its condition. When the eyes become
weak, and the lids iniiamed and sore, IT
Is an evidence that the system has
+ become disordered by Scrofula, fer
j which Ayers SarsapariIla is the best
/ known remedy.
scrofula, which produced painful in
I 1ammatjCn III my eyes, caused me much
+. suffering for number of years. BY the
! advice OF & physician | commenced taking
/, Ayers Sarsapariila. After using tllis
medicine short time l was completely
Cured
My eyes are now in a splendid condd-
tion, and am as we'll and strong as ever.
Mrs. William Gage, Concord, N. H. !,
For q nunlbor Of years / was troubled
, with a humor in my eyes, and was unable
to obtain any relief until I commenced
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medi-
cine has effected q complete cure, and
believe it to be tho best of blood puri-
fiers.-C. E. Upton, Nashua, N. II.
From childhood, and until with few
months, have been afflicted with Weak
and Sore Eyes. l have used for these
complaints, with beneficial results,
Ayers SarSaParllla, ana consider it q
great blood purifier. Mrs. c. Phillips,
Glover, Vt.
suffered for year with inf1amma-
tion in my left eye. Three ulcers formed
on the ball, depriving me of sight, and
causing great pain. After trying many
other remedies, to no purpose, I was final
ly induced to use Ayers Sarsaparilla.
BY Taking
three bottles of this medicine I have beau
entirely cured. My sight has been rs-
stored, and there is no sign of inflamms-
ton, sore, or ulcer in my eye. -Kendal
T. Bowen. Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio.
My daughter, ten years old, was aff1ict-
ed with Scrofulous Sore Eyes. DuriAG
the last two years she never saw light 0f
any kind. Physicians of the highest
standing exerted their skill, but with No
permanent success. On the recommen-
dation of friend purchased bottle of
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which my daughter
commenced taking. Before she had used
the third bottle her sight was restored.
Her cure is complete. w. E. Suthof-
land, Evangelist, Shelby City, Ky. tt
Ayers SarsapariIla,
Prepared by DR.. j. C. Aver s Co., Lowell, Mam.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, -
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mail services, with refusing to sign the necessa
| ry bill for the Improvement Of rivers an har
bors, wi h using the power Of his administra-
ton 60 prevent approx ria;ions for o navy and
coast defenscs. with attem sting to destroy tn /,
protective tariff, with courtiny the good will Of
other nations q: the expense Of the citizens Of
the United States, and with Joining the foreign
bondnolders to demonetize silver and destroy
tho industries OF our country, and for the re-
duction Of wages Of the Mint employees At Car
son. for closing the Carson Mint, when It was
not only self-sustaining but q source OF revenue
60 the Government, for Its contemptuous vets
Of pension bills fer the relief Of disabled SOL
diers and rail ,rs, and for falling to construct
the Government building at Car on Is required.
".
We are in favor Of the absolute exclusion Of
Chinese. an the restriction Of immigration by
which the present overcharged condition Of the
labor market 10 made worse. and alse fay u leg
isiatioR By which re ision Of our natura!iza-
tie. and land laws may be accomplished.
We demand, in beha'f of our various indus
tries, the retention Of the duties o. lead, bsrax,
soda, hides and leather, ana to restore the tar
il Of 1857 Oh weol.
Reselred: hat We recognize tho right q la
Dor to organize for It's la~ial protection
We favor liberal appropriations BY Congress
for hydrographical and Typographical survsys
in this state to the nd tnat the waste waters
may be preserved for the purpose of irrigation.
VIII.
We endorse thn wise and conservative admin
heartily commend the able efforts Of Senators !
$ ewart and Jones aud Representative Wood
burn in behalf OF the interests OF the pesplc Of |
his State.
We favor the granting to New da Of all Gsv
land within The State for the purpoee
II providing means for irrigation and cher
We favor the reduction Of the Treasury snr-
Nus BY the payment Of pensions to Union l.
liers, their widows and orphans, the improve
neut OK riYe.s and harbors, the building of de-
enses tor OIL sea coasts, the erection of public
buildings, the creation OF navy, the u,chase
4 bonds and 81 repeal of the Internal revenue
avs akin. tobacco.
!. is the duty Of the State to maintain freq
ION sectari schools in the rural AID sparsely
EFT cd districts &, well asia town, an thiczly
cttea sections and that such Siyision of the
chool money should Ss mads as will furnish
he means of c.ucation to all children in the
tate.
XII.
We are in favor OF rc-opening thc Carson
lint for coinage and raising The wages OF its
mplcyes t, the a 'dard paid by the last Ee-
ub.ican Administration.
We demand the rc-toratioA Of tn. mail ser
ice in this state to tn efficiency ma ntainedb by
,e last Republican Administration, snj favor
10 payment Of fair wages to all postal en-
Dyes
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$lO0 to $500 a "osrn e.,.',s ca ca. =. be

Agents prs erred who can furnish their swn
horses and giro their whole time to the business.
spare nornenis may be pro6t.by en- ,lsyed
alss. few vacancies in towns and cities B.
F. ssaxsos Co., 1000 Main ST. Ricnnosd,
Va NAYS In
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BY Taking
Ayers SarsapariIIa,

Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver 8 Co., Lowell, Mam.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23

We demand the restoration Of tn. mail ser
vice in this state to tn efficiency ma ntained by
the last Republican Administration, snj favor
tho payment Of fair wages to all postal en-
poyes
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MORNING APPEAL.
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Daily Sewsp-per devoted O Political Cen
srL News ard Local AE.irs-
stSyCE-Seo,nd Street, opposite the Seuthsri
srass. OF the State Capitol.

Jne COPY, 0,e year. Nv raaii - --..s5 ~
O,,a copy, six months. hr mail. ...- 1
Psse COPY. t'uec months, by mail. .-..-.- oe
subscriptions must be paid in advance
rAe ARR Al will be delivered to the citizens
.ssrssn at 2$ cents per week.
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srnNNEn on sToLEN.

nNE BLACK MARE Win soRE ON INSIDE
" right hind leg aud one old sorirl horc. IN
Lad order. Return a. corner ~ Lucy avenue aud
N n DUNgNN
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JOHN DORY. No. $751;.
standard and Registered.

elred hy Pilot Msmhrino. the beat bred son Of
Eliot IT, dam Indiana dam Of Indianapolis, an.
By M,tnhrnn chief Pilot Mambrino nsde record
Of aI,', IN tho aud Public Trial over Louisville
Joctey club Tfack In 2s't
Pint dsm oi John Dory: Agnes by Msmbrino
star lrccotd rs. son Of Mambrino Chief Nam.
bfino Chief was By Mambrlno Psymssier. he BY
MAmtfino. be BY Imported Messenger
JOHN DokY Il 10 hands high. seal brown al.
nost blarg two white heels heavy manc and tail
shor, coupled and heavy boned lie b horse o
hne aoilsn. aud very stylish Although In hh 3yeaT
old form aud never trained he very fat aud level
headed and cnn spsei II rs gait lie was ioaled
April o.. 1884, at indian Hill. Ny. Limited 10 ten
mares scryloc fee so cash. with usual ptlyil
escs OF retunn
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MAPLE SPRINGS
Stock Farm,
SITUATED AT
ST. ELMO STATION. C. a 0. RAILROAD,
o Miles From Memphis
BLUEGRASS" No. 3S4.
standard aud Registered.

slrcd by Ryalyks Hanhlclonlan. gr oi 20 trotlcrl
with records oi I'D OF better, and .irc NJ % sous
that have each gotten one or more IN performers
first dam XIII ny Long Island Bla-k iiswI: second
dam BY Young Dufoc. halt brother Ia American
frlipsc; third dam b. Collins Messenger b. I'm
ported Messenger.
BLUEGRASS Il iS'f hands hlsh. seal brown. A.
most black. With wlno-colorsi tanks aud muszla
two white heels heavy name and tall, hong bodied.
heavy bnned aud very stylish lie Is the src Of
Grey cloud, rcruri 2.1i' trial 2la'i. Of Beschcr
,tc II one ~ performer. andof the dam II LADY
Of Lyons Wtori 2Xi'.. He IL half brother Ia DeS
ter 1if,,; Nctiie 2ih, Jay Gould. 2ei'4 George
wines. . and full brother 10 Menelaus. 30
MukGRAN- IL the only son Of Rysdyk's Ham
BIZ .nnan. who's services werc ever offered 10 tho
people hOrTH or KENTUCKY. and he viii this
tcas1n ho limited ~ ten outside mares Tee so
tlsh. with usual privileges Of rciura
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Trustoe's Sale.

NJ virtue Of q trust decd made tn me under date
Of Ofiolaf ia tSs5 and recorded IN ho0k iCl. page
gi uf the Registers Onicr 81 shelby county, a.
fotufe 10 the Dc-oto Building Loan A.sor latinn
a osflaln debt therein mentioned vii ell ipf
cash NJ public outrfy, NJ the southwest rururf ~
Main and Madison streets. Memphis, Tenn, NJ
Tuesday. April 30. tsss.
the ptnpsfty dctrfibcd IN aid deed ~ follows.
Va Iktduuinr on the n0fih side 1T Cnuri street
extended NJ the southeast corner ~ iui formerly
owned ~ A. !. while. thence east with the north
iua I'd tnuU atnsnt IA a. 4 thcnff north 10 feet ~
~ alley thrurr wet with aid alley ~ lest thence
south - irr ~ toe beginning -belnx ioi No p ~
smith Guion subdivision. lquity u fcdcnp
tiou waived. Title believed 20 We god. but toi
'''' MiNTER PARKER Trustee
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HOLSTEIN BULL.
NETHERLAND PIONEER. No. 81.

Bred ny smith a Powell. Syracuse. n. v cslvci
May q isSa Color. black. shield tnlp. thrns,.
hflskci fhpe M lcn shoulder over on rirht band
around hlps. belly lcrs and one half tail white
flro Neihciand Prince No. "a ~. n. u. the best
tunhined milk and butter bail In America
Dam Prunclla -. a beautiful coW. years Old
March !. iss5 with The iofm and all The poluts Of
great milkcr. frunslls VI had been giving milk
more than eleven iaonlhs In her 5year old form.
and held up N moro Than aeallons per day. she
took tf,soa ~ ihs New lofs stats Fair, Ia 1855
and iss4
Grand.m r.,e for Smith A Powell % pound,
IN one day when years old
HETuERi,AND PIONEER Il vcry straight and.
.an.r. with an exceedingly broad aud level hack
road long hips oft cost an unufuslly mellow
,liu and weighs nearly 400 pounds ssuics fee
sIo cash. with usual PRIVILEGES Of return
Loo iurthef particulars sddrcs
Mt n cARfiS, Manager
Lock box a.. Memphis. Tcnn
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HEALTH - WEALTH 10. neaarsgsrT.
TnniC aud hoIViua, tha 1fsat
IreugN kusrifT.

NERVOUS DEBILITY ~ 90 ~ Stages mentu
\ and physical depression. sIsrmlipnhei. hy.
Do hnndfia ttrfility uruulfin hftsrIf inHnuaritV
~ study ~ busincas paralysis iiupuirnre rpll0p.
~, luss ~ memory, snitnlnr ~ The hrlln. Hni all
diisHaf 81 the nervous system may b. rfdirailY
cured ln either "a by the us' OF thls uus Nrrllul
PREPARATION. n iaa matter ui supreme NnplfuiiHn
H. itr appropriate uVatnvnt iuf tho rufc ui the
los of nerve Upscr and Dr. bcauferhfd's Tonic
snd Ncrtinr. after many yetm Trial Ia kurpo, has
Iufru luialllhlH II bkru Hrrufdlan 10 elections
which arr afisrd ~ earh bottle. QUO hos equal 10
ono mouths treatment will cufe Wornt Ca1cs
Price st.OO box or sln lHitrs iuf $500 -oni
D. mail pfcIald uu nrrlIt ul IfIro, We Wihfaui0s
ia hukel 81 cure any rase With rtsh Ufirf ~
t0.yri Wy ~ for six bote av vii tcud our WnlirL
urdutfU IN futHfn the money II treatment dos
uut oncet rurr A. NHnkrft 4 60. nuiwIlis, ole
serua iOf United tAtCi. " aud ~ haln stfucs
NrmuhlH lem
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

Wthontth the knife or hindrlnrc 10 business. IN from
co To - DAYS by the Mciitated soft Fad Truss and
Office treatment A conin,ct made with each patient
Structure, Hydruccic AMI NHricocclc curud la
short time. Circular. onupplicitipn
The Medicnted Son Fad Truss has the
spring In the irout; therefore avoiding all kidney
Troubles, and can he worn night AMI day Wcgtar.
nntrc this Truss IN be easy Ia wear aud tn hold up
tie bowel, or money refunded Made nni nted To
male OF female by DiI NOZZLE
~ Ic.crsnn IT.. Memphis, tenn
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80 900 yesSr soo % worth sG IT 70 notes as I 81
cured by lien on well located real estate, having
one, two, three aud four years to run. Address
A. u, G, Appeal Office.
1000 LADY AGENTS WANTED IMMEDL
IOOO atcly Grand new rubber undergar
ment for females, $40 aday proof free
MRS, II. i. LITTLE Chicago Ill.
A NUMBER l WOOD woRKMAN-AT CIN.
~ ninsham's shop, cor DeSoto and Monroe,
A MAN AND WIFE OR TWO GENTLEMEN
~. 10 occupy furnished front room and board ia
sprlyate iamily Southern part OF city. Address
NJ. care OF Letter Carrier No. =
A T MERIGoLD. BOLIVAR co. MISS, THREE
a good swamp hands, to saw and feat cypress
timber Steady work, good board. Wages, " per
day Apply FRANK MERIGOLD,
Superintendent
PY A GENTLEMAN, PLEASANT FURNISHED
- room in private house, with breakfast and
supper II possible. References. state terms aud
looatlon. \. T., Appeal
10y A CoLoRED MAN, SITUATION AS PoR.
i , ter, dining room servant or any kind OF honor
able work. Address + f., this office.
pUY YoURFURNlTURE OF THE ARMSTRONG
ID Furniture Company. 272 Second St
pY ROOMMATE; Low RENT. AID.
ID dress, Good Habits. this office
( looK AND MIXER AT 2ss VANCE STREET.
y Also Rardener
CANvAssERs FOR BooKs-BoTH INSTALL.
~ meni and cash plan; We have several rare
and new books never sold In this territory. A rare
as well ~ men.
Call or address at once,
j. w cox, Manager
Room H. vi Second 1t.
DREssMAKERs AT 10 MULBERRY STREET.
IL Call between and 10 O'Clock am.
l. II BoNFANTG
DAY BoARDERs AT 81 MONROE STREET, ny
u Mrs q, A. Barbee
DAY BoARDERs-AT 81 MONROE STREET.
u Tnnsients accommodated Mis- q. A. larbee.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR THE SUMMER ny
! couple without children. Address s o.,
this Office.
ENlRsTCLAss SOLICITOR WITH CITY REFER.
II erences Addrcss, giving references. H.. care OF
Appeal.
II oRsEs 10 observation-disclosures STOCK
II farm, new laleigh rad. Lock BoxSL
| ADY AGENTs-"A" SKIRT AND BrsTLE
L j combined aud u Hose supporters Both new
big profits, secure towns Tor spring trade LADIES'
SUPPLY co, @7 W. Washington It, Chicago
MERCllANTs SUPPLIED WITH CLERKS.
vi Bookkccpcrs nrummcrs. Stcnographcrs etc,
by Hare, Accountant 80 Second
nLD GOLD AND SILVER, CASH on EX
" change. in. MILFORD the Jcwclcr
DFFICE WORK ny YOUNG MAN. WHO
" wishes TO learn business Good references
Address a, H. c. care Appeal Office
DATENTs-sECURE \ PATENT on YOUR ~
i yonton. good patent y fortune. Trade
Marks, Designs Copyrights Address n late official
Of Patent Office and mechanical expert H. J.
ENGLAND, Attorney, lOi Court IT.
TWO GOOD CANV NsSERS-RARR cHANCE TO
make money right here In the city. Call vt i7l
Vance street 4. :. MEEK.
Manager
rIWo Young MEN DESIRE ROOM AND
i board. located on shelby IT,. or convenient
thereto Addrcs, J. & O., Appeal Office.
rI'AKE ADVANTAGE oF TIE DECLINE IN
L prices and get your Bedroom sets at Armstrong
Furniture Complny. =. SECOND ~
NTANTED-LADN AGENTS FOR OUR IN
w proved Combination Bustlc-skirt Kcmovn.
bic hoops. Can bc Numbered. latest Paris style
one ngvnt sold 80 IN Cuumhus Inst spring nul
nadcssl Spfiur trade nov Nd'r.,wlth stamp. o. H.
CAMPBELL 4 90. ~ W. Randolph O.. Chicago
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The original OF the swoct.yoiccd char
,c,cr Of Miuh in George Eliot's Daniel
Dcronda" WIS Mrs. Ayrion, now promi-
scnt In London ~ an advocate Of the
higher education oi women. Mn. Ayiton
u. Miss Marks, was beautiful Jewish
rirl. and spent great deal Of time with
Ni-s Eyans aud often sang old Hebrew
melodies 10 hpv.
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HOUSES To let


MICE COTTAGE OR ROOMS rop IIcUT
IN house keepipe Aprly 81 Union Street ct
CoTTAGE--2 ROOMS Ann ETTCupN-
avenue near Nnkcr cVcNur. q I'm MANN
Apply on premises on ~ second street,
CorTA aEs-sENERAL NICE CoTrAGls-I,
~ u Eaion. II Madison street. avs
HousE--a RooMs, JACKSON 81 81 PER
l. month. = J., Moore w Second stret
IIousE -THRBEsroRY BRICK HOUSE,, WITH
IL IL large poms lh Jefferson st. Nice yard,
good water, and an someniences for bounding.
house. Apply TO As BARBoRo, $40 Main street.
uoUsE ia- oouBr STREET ExrENppp.
III. Apply ut Lytle shields
DEsIDFNcE-Sci UNION STREET N,oly an
Nv premises.
SHADy COTTAGE FOUR ROOMS, VIRGINIA
- ave. Apply ati@l Raybum ave
CToRE. NO I'D MAIN ST, NOW OCCUPIED ny
y Floyd 4 Mooney Apply TO-
rI,EN NEW GROOM HOUSES ON SEVENTH Am
l. Gamer streets, 81 per month. Apply at
X, LEE& co.'s.
y STORY BRICK, Il ROOMS. IN FIRST CLASS
= condition No. To- hoSoto. q. A. sTovALL,
> NEW BROOM HOUSES, COR. 7ru ASpG GAINES
- sts Gpcr month Appyat
r. T. LEE co.'s.
ROOMS TO LET.
FuRNlsuEp ROOMS so oo,,r,, .,,,,.,.,
L,ouR ROOMS ovl,R aS7 MAIN STREET. SUIT.
II able for Offices, Inquire of Wcnto & Iar.
rent, 3S7 and $50 Main
FURNISHED OR UNFuRNISlIEp ROOMS,
" front or back. Apply ut 10 Court ~
FURNISHED Rooms
II AT l?s Court street.
DooMs SUITABLE FOR LIGHT HOUsEKEEP
~ ingat l2i Court sipct
ooMs-FuRNIsHED OR UNFURNlsuEp. TO
IL gentlemen. Location central; over 2l7 ~ IT.
DooMs- UNFuRNlSlIEp FRONT. EN SUITE.
IL location central 90 Madison street
DoOM-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, ron
IL single man. Apply at - Main IT.
DoOMs - TWO LARGE ROOMS ON FIRST
~ door furnished ur uufurnishcd, Tor gcutla,
men. Ga at No, Ia lnicu street
ID ooMs-FuRNlsIIEp or UNFURNlsHEp, Ar
~ No, lia Court strr,L
ID OOMs--FURNISHE AND UNFURNIslIED
~ rooms at III Couu street
DooMs FURNISHED OR UNTURNlSHEn
~ M. M Linden strccL
- WORCESTERSHIRE OR UNFINISHED. AT
~ M Court street
DooMs -sUITABLE FOR IIGmT HOUSE.
~ keeping. lnquir' a. \" 6S Courts Vt
CToRERooM AND CELLAR 40. 2Ss MAIN
> IT. corner of Madison Apply Ia H. l.. BRINK.
LEY or J. H. GOODLoE rs Madison st.
rI'nREE pleasant FRONT ROOMS. SOUTH
L err cXpcsur. without board. ili Court ~
TWO NlCELYFuRNIslIEp ROOMS AT lyJMAD.
kon. reference required
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Trustees Sale.

IrNpIR TIiE puwElts CONTAINED ~ A
deed frum ~ T. rusipn in chaflDi Hynum.
dated september a. iss1 and r'uIidtd ln lipIk ~
Tnrp 20 shelby county, Tenn, default having
Loon made M the debt ticpln secured. We viii. On
Tuesday, April ~. 1888.
N the southwest cnrnrf ~ Main and Madison
aifrris Memphis Tom. scll ~ tho highest bidder
The following nal ostnlr In shelby county Tenn,
tit. nHuninF ~ The corner 81 ut -. ~ Jane ~
Iufka suid,yisnn IT iUts ~ aud i0i ns shown on
Plat Hnk D. Iiagc q runs thrupr north with The
east line of rstnn stfcet IN st then oast ioo foct
thcnc. south ~ feet ~ an alley then Nctt 100 ioct
" the LexlnuinH.
Terms cash.
This Apnl ., issa
BIZ SISSS ,y
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Pack Your winter Clothes In
TAR On NJ II IL q R.
- per H.
A RESEERT a CO., pruegisu
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rosIriyELy the bcsi remedy ever discov.
Fred for oil diseases ~ man and beast that
IAN he reached by an external medical mp.
plcaiion. Is Rangum Root Eminent. one
rial will convince. Manufactured only by
ssngum Root Medicine TO-, Nashville, Tom.
fify oents per bottle. for sale by Hester,
Is Main street
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nNE hay MARE rosy. POUR WEARS Oi.D,
" white iacc AMI both hind feet white shod oil
around. VIII Ray a llhcul rvWufd iuf her riufn
20 II. l. Coleman. ~ Main ~
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nR JOHNSON = ACKNOWLEDGED by sl parties In.
~ trfulifd ~ b. Gar The uu.t tuUufssiul physf
clan Ia the treatment ~ private GO srfri dirasrt
Quick. permanent cures rniuinicri IN every $50
balH ~ female Hrront cares ui huuuuhta Hu Z
syphilis cuufi Ia a irN days without ne ne ui
ncrufy. change 81 diet 90 hbdrtnrc inum biit.
uots secondary syphilis, Tie lat tgter rfafii
Gated without the use II mercury Involuntary
loo ui snmrn stopped iu short time Fulrrft
irun imputrnCY or loss Of sexual ppNUr n'tnn4l 10
ifuu fiupf In few Wrfkt Nirtimi ~ Hfl' lhtfl
end los 1T physical aud mruttl puNUr, ap.rillly
and permanently rlfrd. Particular attention paid
a. the diseases Of Women, ani cures guaranteed
IIis nni old surus cuiri without The nee ui uaust1
o. thr kuiia All consultations strictly uuntirn.
tai. Medicines srui BY Cltic1 10 ~ paris VI the
county.
ns-N0fklnuaen cu0i NJ BAR he usual misl
Onioe hours from . o,Iofk an ~ poclurk pm
~ 81 JOHNSON, ND
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ROOMS Asp HOARD.

ROOMS AsD HOARD.
DoARD-i77 sECoNn-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with bngrl for man and wife eau bc had at
Ia Second street Reference must BE- given Day
bnanlcH collected MlG v sCllERER
DoAgp-GoOp DAY BOARD Ar llSOO PER
ID month. 2i9 un"nst
DEsIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD AT9MND
- son street
LNLEGANT ROOMS GOOD BOARD. TRIMS
II moderate delightful location. ~ Walker ave,
INRoNT ROOM AND BOARD CAN nv sRCURED
" "a private iAmlvr 10y one or two gentlemen.
Location four bock, from Court Squarc Refer
enccs r~luird. Adlras
L'URNIslIED ROOMS AND BoARD-lG COURT
II street
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT
" huarl, ~ Main stpct
~ ENTLEMEN 0AN FIND NICK ROOM
VI With bet hhle huard nj no Monroe sinCvt.
lev day bonricr- wanted.
DENrl.EMtN pE-IRING PLEASANT ROOMS
VI for he summer 3, 10 hnd them, with the bc,t
OF tail" hoinl. NJ ~ Curt Il
nOOpnNY BpARD-FOR g. 80 pEWWEEH. AT
VI 80 Main IT. lphp Mcrslc Agent
II EN1LEMEN uNN GI.T COMFORTABLE nay
VI boanl at 40 ~ ,uurt ~ for sLin pcr wcrk.
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The pet dog craze is the most silly and dan
gerous of all modern society fantasies, and it IS
attended with frightful dangers. The silly girl
or bull wonders why hes4nally becomes morose
thence grows into vicious snaps, and finally in
ficts a wound that brings distressing visions Of
hydro phobia 1t is not the dogs fault; it is
wholly the fault of the senseless owner. AS
rule. the pet society dog is confined to the house.
except when led out occasionally for dress pa
rade; he is pampered with food that irfaues the
blood: he is served with delicacies which would
destroy the vigor of healthy girl or boy; he is
denied the opeu air exercise with genuine dog
freedom that is indispensable to his health; he
becomes distempered diseased and vicious, and
the end is either offensive or dangerous dog,
or both.
No healthy dog can be grown in the house
Even the more delicate dogs which cannot stand
our severe climate need the free, open air exer-
else just as much as do our native dogs. They
are from SUMMER land and cannot endure our
cold weather; but when they confined in the
house they must soon cease to be healthy pet,
and no unhealthy pet, however affectionate, is
ever safe in a family. Intelligent men an WON
en- will be fretful and often vicious when suffer
ing from dyspepsia. or gorged liver, or the
toothache. True. they do not bite, as a rule,
their superior intelligence. and why should dogs,
with nothing but their animal instincts to guide
them. be expected to exhibit more forbearance
than men and womens These suggestions
specially apply to the innumerable hosts of lit
tie pet dogs which could only harm their own
ers by poisoned wound but what is to be said
of those who have pet monsters. which If acct
dentally frenzied may destroy the lives of half
family before they can be mastered!