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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Ia marked contrast With President
CLzYELAsD contribution of $1,000
FOE hls o3n rs-si-cnon . the conduct
q Genera hsHaisoS a the reunion oi
BIS oia Essimsut - Clayton. Ind.. the
otasg day fhs.s ssrs 1000 pso-
pie prsssss. and 10 response % a. address
of sslcoms General HAREIsoS responded
WITH a patriotic speech, reviewing the
history n hls old command aud request
ing The old soldiers 10 forget ior the day
his relation 70 the public or 70 politics.
and simply 10 r.msmosr hin A. their
comfade aud old Colonial
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Wien Governor H1r swallows his
a. zsr snfiissntiv r. pnbioly ssk h.s
frisBds to v1ts isr CIEvEl sSD.it is prs ~
Sooi efdsncs shsf he tbiaks the state
~ vsl az ne national siczst n that
stafs is IN dsnrar
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Levers % music who have anticipated
. dsfzatsul SESSION with JosEF HeF-
MANN vIl % much disappointed Il his
health VII not permit him % come 10
tEis country this season. That saea Is
tao eass sesms 70 % true, bat later re-
ports may prove the contrary. II be
sa0gld come Il Is TO be hoped the grsed
of MS manager may not compass the
boys ruin ? aysicslly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Pisyins a. var is much better FOR Ger
msny thsn ihs raahty. bat there - pos
ssb,lty tbsf The enthusiasm shich =
mimic battle srousss IA Emperor W.T.
trkH msy give him sucb desire FOR the
bloody frsY thsf hs nlsy. grssp ss any pre-
taxi. hoFevsr smsll. for plunginx the
conntry i1to var
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Na,arsliy Trey hAys the rizht kind Of
women IN Utopia. Utopia, by the way,
10 IN Texas. gnsre. according % joan N.
THuRsroN ia ais address st Hartman's
Hall they nurss lhsir 0sbss 90 tue muz-
Else q f4-eahbrs rsvoiysrs. A Mrs.
HAT. - Utopia. Was attack FL by bad
nan Shs clsbbed and shot and bait
allied bim. despite the Tact thst be had
seriously wounded her With 8 dirk.
That's 10 kind of woman 10 have-in
Texas
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

fr rtftere - eT-rr -rEf1rs
re~
farT ~ rs- -ffr ~ Farfef srf sn-if ~
Trtssef ~ nf.f f-rfr Tss -est - rsrr rsF rEg
3asT ~ fraS ard 1rxrs Fa-s7e Fyrre@ = sas
f-r E'ofrrf f.rrfs rfs~rer-5s-s rrso firtrfir
vt rv1rf1r trains Ffsf frFes- ~ tsf ~
rta- cFa ll8ias 81 Morreez. ats r. n3o1
fste
Cate 3 Nevsr Eer sr N~rreF
sns rrsssrs
THF FofLss fEFAsF FTKkNKR
Tfnmsa Frsrs IS axErF tsig eae fr1sn
fafasser ri Fs9 s1~fs- snt rstgrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

DrFsw SAYS the English think the
nemocrats sra al Frnhihitionisss snd t.
totslisrs. Their British bretbsrs srs
rct vsi mforned on Ausricsn Dsmoc-
rscv. sxr-ps 90 ne oue vital issue q
I've trs3a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Since Enparer W1ttf.s ass usea his
1snce te suppress ths -snch lsnSasze
G.rmsav. the hiii ol fsrs = -speiss-
s-sea" insissd 81 menu. Th- rsforrn
aet Ekely e. -sssb shis eornfrv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

DY 80 vsT. BsxsRD dosen't seeu to
- nach Ia Gsraad as a campaiza
sreaksr ta.s seas8a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

fFsfn leaves Crsn6 hss q iar kIeqso 81
n ul. ErrIrInE taErf sf
T~ p fekass 49, ~ Frn -. Tsfn.f 81 ne
tef .ues Heaiao end fs1taoe e. ni1o
TrEs o7os
= @sfTF & A. riersiHas-
NJ E0rrz feFof 7frkaf EgsuL
Gro W Murs1F cfg licss kgeEL
"a -f4... ..llsfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

For Rent--Roonas.

CITCATIOS WANTED A swEDE GIRL
= a. general homework. been two months IN
th = couaEry. Address Ia Cessst 16a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Chairman BRICK ~ The Democratic
Naiiooai Commi'sss, came to Chicago to
learn vhst we're the needs % the party
IA tas West. II the ordinary channels
C contamination ware not oiogx>d he
ought to have been able 70 lsarn without
50 mloh trouble thst what the Demo
crs,s Ill most nsed n TIE West viii be
votes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Nsss PesE E17ssREFs CLsvFssSs bss
net w-ftssa .~ngtbF asvspsper article
Ct aSnu tc Gsf = Fest The pghtc
haa hsd en-. fcr some hms prsuogs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

II As. CERvEiAxn gets mzay nore
Goza Red LoP asq - veil oe called
ira Hanrv Land q Canine
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

Jcxrs VII ksvs - -elp psF sae frsssht
Ia New Tsrk sgsin this year
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

This lis, Is furnished oy ". L. Scribner,
real estate dealer SIS Pearl-st:

This hsi & furnished % y. i. oCrlbnsr,
real estate dealer s5 Pear!-st:
Henry f. Thompson aud wife 70 Fred
ertrk Shuyer ne : uw q nc see >,
Tsris........ .............-.. ... ..~s 400
james IL Brown 70 iii saoeth Angel, .Ot
"a. Dix Z. fsge sub .. ....-..........-.- ia
Iohu n Iangfon and vie O. Robert II
Mlutgomery and Ne cor-e Bundy. lot
fi hoilister s. boyd add .-... ..........- 60
William II Fleming ard wife 70 Frances
VI. ElO14. iots 9 AMI io. ok :, Drew X
Brown add .--......... .....-........ co.
n William A Kelley n FRAN e u Blood,
lots I'D s biz ;. Drew & Brown add 90
Nathan Z AIKEN aud wife t0 Eiiza n
Loaden. lOt oix j. " g. B-tdfOrds
add ..................... 1000
T. b Coats sad wifs 10 Julia A Albright
one ara or Sec g. WyosGfu .......-----. i2S
William r. summer aaG wifC to Ernest A.
Rssmer. iot I. bik 81. cedar epriass..... s50
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
SitnntLons Wnnted sfaie.

WANTED SlrUATlON A. PRACTICAL ENGI-
~ uerr with hrst-c.ass references Address
fueiueer box g. Tel esF am Herald. e6i
NAMED POSITION BY An HONEST BOY
" ot i1 ln a store pr cfi0e. NOt airslc % work
Vel recommended. Adde'S &. A. toX, this
Of.ce 277
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
nETRoII. oRAND HANEN q MILMAUkEE

=
Detroit kxpres nas parior car 10 Detroit. mss-
ing direct connections for al points asl arriving
10 New York a. lolh .. m next csY. llmito1
Express cast has through sleeplr frofn Gran
Rapids - Nisrsrs Pals connectingaf Milwaukee
junction with through ticcper 90 Toronto
Through tickets ard sleeping car births secured
81 j.. O.. H 4 s. hallway Offices - Monroe s.
and ai the depoL
Jas CAXfEELl. City a. Agent
CFo. ,. RfFFE. TfRic Manage, Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
~ Wantea-Femate.

ED-COMPErEST GIRL FOR GEN
" efai hltlseHoTs ,usa iaAIiy. MS. q. A.
snsekeltOn. lsf Aouh Disisi0u-sL 4z
~ ANIEb-A coon dIEL FOR GENERAL
" house 8or- APply a. ID Colleges Sse "a
XEANTaD-A Girl FOR GENERAL HOUSE
rou Lo2
VASTED - A. EXPERIENCED. q o @ d
" nl'sleT o. dresses that tlo FJug nly under
stands me same. Ou e. steam g iuder. Apply al
oHcf, % you desire 10 secure q permanent lOb, Al
tlc tsgle steam Dye House. no. u aual-st ~
WANTED ENPEkIkiCED GIRL ON Goa =
" also oultouhols maker. a ~ glTls % lesrn
Good ages 80 North Iouia-st %
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

General HARRIsos advocates the prin-
eipls Of protection in strong sad uamis-
taxable lsngusgs. sbile Presidents CLEvx-
EASp. IN bis last public expression, IL
asraid 10 squsrsly m.st tss erisis. Those
who srs not IN favor OF protecting our
LABOR and industries ere opposed to tie
principle. There =, and eau be. no me-
dunn ground.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

This great civil service reform admin
istratsou Is GOV carrying ont its policy
By peddling out campaign literature
through TIE all OF The postussssrs. The
possmsstsrs throughout this State are
principally sags<sd nowadays IN dis
sributisx snonz the boxss II their Offices
the large packages OF Democratic docu-
msnts which are sent 10. them in bulk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

rooD RooNs 8Sr RokRo AZ - sowTH
" Df~zeusz appsT e. szs. "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
CHICAGO &WEsT MICHIGAN ALL TRAINS
- - "a 80 - ~ - 49,

lfhIlAtrt q Isl AtA 14tfF a "A tsts 4 IA rs
arrive st snd epsll frel mon Dep0L
UFFsEI.
Nail for Chicago. Nutkcgon al I0.cdof 00sn
Fasl ENTTese fcT CaicsEo u - m
Exrress f0f MuskegJn and Hsr ....f f % m
NlFhf Express for Chicago ..-. eil a0 uu
Nighi ExprcsF fsr inoianaT.o - ..... a o. = ri
HCr Big Rapids BALDWIN, lu1dlngt9u
and Mar .stee ...-....-.....f 500 pa
Fo7Rie Rspids baldwin. IutiaTtor and
Nsn'r-ee .f q m
Iyple.s f1f Nnskegon snd q = Haven pm
sfEIka
Nirhf frrress from Chicago .....--. rH m
p Eht t2Tref from lnlisEapcIi1 ....' & fks m
EI press from AusscFon sud Han ...... t10 fns m
Nal from Chicago enf Musfrg % .-.-..f ti e IN
fETffs q. "a a lirEan ane Gfleol. ---f f Pm
frTrc-s from fculwNtrr EnU ~ 'iskeEonf 0l 3 n
ast Fzrrees from - csgol.... .-.- ftt IN
rom Man ffee. LuCinEfoa. Baldwin
ard Pig srlds $50 ~ ri
FFono hsnistee Luainrioa BALDWIN l1 nm
sisIT tHsiIr r1orpr -UrcaT. tTsSg eIceE
ssfuTdar. 70 = cToer- H0-asT
7krouCt ccs te. 20 htrsga I'D loletio o. -
ID Train hrouFt rfrlaF csr ~ thio@go on
- ~ trs No eyfrs charge To- eeese
Ihrurh scrpinE and ffslr ssr heigeen lEa az
srr'ir On Irdiafar,0iil = iFff ? yure~ frsirf.
Through fieeprs csr ~ tkiosFu or ~ % m
train Tunu Tirket 81 ~ Rer r0~-a
~ A CsrrTNTrs 1rsnf MarHger.
Nu4rtv otrFT7. Aest Gfs. Psss. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

NOR RENT-RooNs TO RENT TO SMALL
family az is Cherry-st 26
IrOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS. Fur.
L nished choice location. Inquire III Oss-
s. 2S2
NOR RENTING NEW ROOM HOUSES At
So per monih. Possession Nov. !. Apply
e l-6 MOnroe->t 2s9
TOR RENT-AFTER SEPT N APARTMENTS
= in PsrS Place. Apply on the premise 10
MIS-. A. i. smith. 10
DOR FURNISHED ROOMS AT ls6}s
West Fult0u-st 259ti
TOR RENT-FU RNfSHED ROOMS WITH OR
without board az private boarding house.
also barn lor rent al Mrs. Frank Jones 20i OF
taWa-st 262
EOR RENT-FLATs. FROM FOCR TO FIVE
L ROOMS each. Inquire a. IS West FultOn-st.
corner Mt. Venom. 20
COR RENT-ROOMS FURNISHsD OR IN
furnished, with all modern convenience, 60
EOstwicksL 2e2tf
UOR EENT-FURNISHED ROOMS STEAM
T heated and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply a. room l0i, new Housenan
hlocS. Dec. i5tf
LOR RFNT-THE NlCEsT KIND OF ROOMS
L n suits Of two or iOuT rooms with all modern
m provemerts on Canslst.. for Offices or light
manufacturing puTpOses slso for lodging, IN
CLITe a once, No - Cansl-st, OF O. a. BeTwin.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
y Gpted--RoOns.

EVANTED-TWO ROOMS WITH BOARD YoR
~ two pleasantly located in central private
fam Isl. Igbtes nd heated. Address with terms
. 3 care Circuit Court Block 1Sf
TAINTED BoGrderS.
D0ARDIN1-GOOn BOARD At % TURNER
b ara eea
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

7 0sT-oV THr CASCADE cRavEf. ROAD
u fTo 0rarroafs wrs-rrt t0z>t1eT with fsr
H. q nennis1ns name 1n it F Bier siesse
leave sane p, fsrtaer toll ssfe and 90 reward 2
I 0~T-LssT EVENING A LAR0E P0CEET-
l. book r01tsil.ug r7ecs ter : pRysH'e to
amen ErtcrrIr- a CO IN r a r ~ Y ssre
hook in the -srnr of e. p CurffsS aao-t n
cash nrrtar of cards etc Finf~r wsv hs-p
50 the reueT r he uil r-furn fhe hook ~ fha
kasta Hele. 1s1tf
oST-A -PE FrATIoN OF SCHOOL
l. hsifng fafe- WIZ pesse lezve a.
Feb aseas Re arehltecs s1fce iu re Horse
rsag -i1rx fss
7 aSr Owe FTATN r0rD HTVG TNsCErnrn
j. Fl 81 <r Per d rne A-ar-iff .=t
rsr aser ~ - sl.tselT rersr1ea hY -
ilrrinE a 81 at eridxs-sH "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

rr1R PFrr- -1~r rsr~ or TrF sTaRv
7 NJ 3 fsnssss Far rs--leals- sn11irs =
a atrra xxi
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18

RNFTrRE sTosED PACKED AND
eao~e5 EEr~Tt rscken sert - zsor- nofics
- rsfeEE Heit. g. -sulh Dlvsior -. re.s-
z ere 80 st IsU = -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
Want ADIRRTISLNKNIS

Ehs s4asb~F - aAss A. 49, ~1ssfsa~~@a~~t
es1 ee foa1a - zass<Aas sAs D2-12~r -
sofes - ssss4 Asy F.<t ~ Las ssA4z.se
80 s44 fsil lfas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-18
For Renf--HOlJScS.

TOR RENT-LARGE CONVENIENT HOUs z
/ with barn and 5 scres OF land on West
Leonard st.. between railroad and Alpine-sve
Terms 500 per year. Iele phone 357. Harrison
M0eon AOrks. 2totf
NOR PENTHOUSE, ROOMS. 10 20 CASs-
81 Enquire q. T. Williams, with Ball, Bsfn-
hart & Putnam. 2s2
ToR RENT-HoUsEs- a s. WHITE, % or.
Il tawast. 80
, 1888-09-09

It is well known that the nitric of
amyl possesses the power of causing in.
sensibility very quickly in a human being
breathing its fumes. The effect is e~quiva-
lent, temporarily, to a paralytic stroke.
1t is very cheap and plentiful, and Mr..
to use shells filled with this chemical in
stead of g%unpowder. He argues that a
few gallons of this nitric dashed on the
deck of q warship would soon render her
crew helpless. The most powerful iron.
clads would be even more vulnerable than
the light cruisers, for they would be suck
ing down great draughts of air through
their artificial ventilators, and the odor
would thus rapidly permeate the whole
ship. The whole crew being rendered
helpless for an hour or two the ship could,
Of course, be towed into a safe port, while
the captors ventilated her and removed
the insensible men.-New York Mercury.
, 1888-09-09
A Natural Product of Cal,fornin

1t is only found in Butte county, Cali
forpia, and in no other part of the world.
We refer to the tree that produces the
healing and penetrating gum used IN that
pleasant and effective cure for consump
ton, asthma, bronchitis and coughs,
Santa Able, the king of consumption,
guarantees and sells it for 81 a bottle, or
three for 50. 80. BY the use OF California
Cat-R Cure all symptoms of catarrh are
dispelled, and the diseased nasal passage
is speedily restored to a healthy conditio.I.
81 a package. By mail $l.l0. Circulars
free. For sale by w. N. Hunt.
, 1888-09-09
EXPORT. of Fre.h Meat.

Since fresh meat Is now transported by
thousands of tons from North n South
America and Australia to England and
France, it is interesting TO examine the
ingenious processes adopted on the ocean
steamers engaged In this business to keep
the meat at a low temperature during the
voyage. The means by which this low
temperature is maintained now consists,
according to a French authority, of ma
chimes for blowing cold air into the meat
storerooms in the hold of the vessel, the
air being cooled simply by expansion.
As every one knows, the old fashioned
freezing machines employed the expan-
sion of condensed ammonia gas as a re-
frigerating agent, conveying the cold
current to the place where it was to be
used by means of glycerine, or some
other liquid not subject to freezing at
ordinary temperatures. By the new
method, the air is cooled by its own ex-
pansion, and then forced directly into the
rooms. The air is first drawn into a con-
densing cylinder, where it is compressed
under a pressure of about fifty pounds to
the square inch. This greatly reduces its
volume and raises its temperature to
nearly 300 dogs. F..
The e step to carry off the surplus
heat, which is done by means of q current
of sea water, circulating around the con.
NNAASNA VA VI Jun u btIiC VI IuDGo,
into which the air passes from the con-
denser. To cool it still more, and cause
the deposits of the watery vapor CON
tanned in it, the air next passes into an
other series of tubes, which are exposed
to the current of cold air returning from
the meat storeroom, and is then drawn
into the expansion cylinder. On being
allowed to expand here, the temperature
of the air falls Immediately to about 10
dogs. below zero, F., and the last traces
of moisture are deposited as snow.
Wooden tubes then convey the chilled air
to the storerooms, which it reaches at a
temperature of about zero, F., and after
circulating about the rooms is drawn back
by an aspirating shaft to the refrigerat-
Ing machine.
The thermometer in the storerooms
never rises to the freezing point of water,
50 the meat is kept continually frozen
from the day of it's shipment, perhaps at
Melbourne or the La Plata river, until it's
arrival in the London docks, where it is
found to be indistinguishable from the
best fresh beef and mutton. The store
rooms are protected against the entrance
Of heat by conduction from the outside
by means of double walls and floors,
packed with powdered charcoal.-Boston
Rndpet-
, 1888-09-09

Taking into consideration the vast
number of Smiths extant in the world,
there can be no doubt that the name but
seldom implies relationship. OF straight
Smiths" alone, there are l, sos mentioned
in the Directory of 1888; these are all
adults, and it is reasonably certain that
there is fully an equivalent number of
children and youths of the same name, not
mentioned. This would make a total of
3,016 Smiths" Then this is still aug
mented by the variations of the name
Schmidt, Smyth, Schmit, etc, until it is
probable that there are 5000 of that
ubiquitous family in st. Louis alone. The
population of st. Louis being 400, 900, it is
evident that about one sixty-sixth of st.
Louisans are Smiths.
The peculiar part lies in the fact that
it is but extremely seldom, If ever, that a
man and woman bearing that universal
name are married. l have noticed this
for years, and watched carefully, but /
cannot remember aver having seen tho
names coupled together in the item Of
marriage licenses in the newspapers, nor
have | ever heard of a couple, both of
whom bore that lame, being united in
wedlock. They certainly marry some
body, for the rarest old maid and old
bachelor is one bearing the widespread
name. 1t will ever be a mystery why
Smiths do not ~intermarry. At the pres
cnt rate 1t is but a question of time when
the name will have conquered the world,
and everybody will be named "Smith." -
Globe Democrat.
, 1888-09-09
difference between Wool IA uair.

The difference between wool and hair Is
not SO great as might be supposed, since
very fine hair bears a strong resemblance
to very coarse wool; but when the micro
scope is brought into operation a marked
differentiation may be observed. The
surface of the hair will appear to be per-
fectly smooth, as though It were polished,
while the surface Of a FIBER of wool is i'm
bricated, as though the trunk were COW
cred with infinitely small scales. A hair
Is therefore seen to be an entirely different
thing from a fiber of wool, and a further
variation is noticed in the fact that hair
never curls in the way wool does, for hair
when it is curly at all-curls in long,
wavy lines, and wool in short, half circles,
which almost return into themselves. The
texture of wool is also varied by fine
lines, from 1000 to 1000 in the inch, so,
by means of the microscope, wool may be
easily known from cotton or any other
animal or vegetable fiber. Every kind of
hair has its own fiber, but fine human
hair most nearly resembles the wool of the
sheep, having the same imbricated appear
ance as that of wool. Rabbit fur is most
widely different from wool, and a deer
hair is almost equally SO. microscopic
examination showing 1t to be composed
throughout of small cells, extremely pecu-
liar both in form and arrangement
Globe Democrat.
, 1888-09-09
Too Much Worry and Fret.

Is it economy to take so much thought
for the morrow as to have none left for
today2 To plan and worry and fret about
something that may not happen tomorrow
or next week or next month. and in such
worry and fret lose all the possible en-
joyment of today, and worse, fix on our
selves more and more the habit of worry
and fret-put worry and fret in lines on
our faces-put it in prematurely whitened
hairs on our heads-put worry and fret In
our digestion to work itself out in dys-
pepsia?-Prertice Milford in New York
Star.
, 1888-09-09

A certain politician, who shall be name
less, and whose chief adornment is an ex-
ceedingly bald head, was sitting in a re-
poseful attitude in his office the other
afternoon when an acquaintance entered.
Seeing an opportunity for a practical
Joke, the latter pulled q rubber stamp
from his pocket, and, reaching forward,
imprinted on the top of the politicians
shining caput his business name and ad-
dress.
Now" said he, chat will lead to
your Identification if you should ever get
lost"
"oh, pshaw," said the first, that's a
chestnut. l have been advised to rent
that smooth surface out for advertising
space, but l ave a better idea thar either
of these"
Indeed; and what is it2"
II propose to get solid fellows like
you, who have bank accounts, to write
your names up there, and then I will fill
out the form of a check, and present it at
the bank for payment. Idon't think they
would dare to refuse to cash it, or that
its genuineness would be disputed for q
moment. 1t would be as good a legal
tender as the will that was written on the
shoulder of the girl in Rider Haggard's
story of old MI. Nelson's WILL at any
rate."-''Miss Justice in New York Star.
, 1888-09-09

The Italian coral fishery seems to be
giving out. The 1000 workmen who used
to be employed havs decreased to 1000.
Calcutta is now the chief market, America
and Europe taking comparatively little
, 1888-09-09
MEDICAL.
Dr.. Wagner Ce.
MEDICAL.
sPRCIAhISrs

We offer no apology for devoting so much
anu attention TO this much neglected cl
diseases, believing that no condition of hu
ity is too wretched to merit the ympatbv
best services of the profession to which We be-
long as many are innocent sufferers, and t
to relieving the afiiicted and saViinp
mem from worse than death, is no less a
than the surgeon or physician who by close an
pllcatlon eXcels IN any other b anch OF his pro-
is dawning when the false phiIanthrophy that
condemned the victims of folly or crime. like
Ihe iepers under the Jewish law, to die uncared
for, has passed away.
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the fleets of youth
full follies or indiscretions, will do well TO avail
themselves of this the greatest boon ever laid
At the alter of suffering humanity. DIR. WAC
NER Will guarantee to forfeit five hundred dol
lars for every case of seminal weakness or pri-
vate disease of any kind or character which he
Undertakes and fails TO cure.
~MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many men of the age of 30 to 60 who
are troubled with too frequent excavations OF
the bladder often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation and n weaken
ing of the system in n manner the patient cam
not account for. On examining the urinary de
posts n ropy sediment Will often be found, and
sometimes small particles of albumen will aU-
pear, or the color will be of akin or milkish
nue., again changing to a dark and turbid APP
pearance. There are many men who die Of
this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which is
the second stage of seminal weakness. DIR.
wagner VIII guarantee n cure In all such
cases and n healthy restoration of the genito-
urinary organ. Consultation free. Thorough
examination and advice. $500.
See the Doctors additional advertisement in
the Daily Denver News and Tribune-Republi-
can.
An communications should be addressed
DIR. WAGNER & co.
14l4 Larimere street. Address, Box 27S3, Den
yer, Colorado.
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