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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-01
NEWS OF EUROPE.
ParnelIites Turn on Their
Prosecutors
A. ATTACH or sorLASGEn.
AtfemYs 10 sappre-s the Patriotic
Leaxae--The Ifaiisn s1inisfry
Unabae 20 stand.

Loxpox. Feb as.-Sexton gave no
tice in the commons this afternoon
that he would make motion 70 com-
pei Major saznderson, Conservative, 10
disclose the names OF officers rledg ing
to associate themselves with Major
Sannslerson and violate their oaths Of
obedience 20 the crown Of Ireland
In reply to questions Smith, guv
eminent leader. declared that nobody
in behalf OF the government had init
mated that the 1iHa<s would be re-
coaped by parliamentary grant fos
expenses ir. connection With the Par
nell commission
Hea.y asked whether attention had
been called 10 the fact that Is Sovern-
Der the attorney general had received
9 statement from PIgotf 70 the effect
that he could not bear eroSs-examina-
ton before the commission Parnellite
cheers. Having regard for this. he
asked. did the government retain con-
fdsnce IN Acknowledgement Webster.
smith asked that due notice of the
question be given. il Healy S reference
was TO Sir Richard Webster's dis
charge OF his duties as attorney gen.
eral.
HeaIy gave notice OF g melton that
in the opinion OK the house the attor-
ney general had forfeited confidence.
Shaw, before resuming debate on the
address. in reply 10 the speech from
the throne, charged the Irish exceed
tive with increasing the rigors OF re-
preston in Ireland during recess.
They were afraid 10 face discussion
In parliament immediately after
parliament was prorogued, the first
step OF the executive was 10 prosecute
Irish members In resisting the ef-
forts TO class them as ordinary prison
ers, the Parneilites had the opinion of
the world on their side.
Chamberlain held that the speakers
of the opposition had made the debate
sterile by avoiding the main issue
Why did not the opposition give the
country reasons for the present policy
Let the opposition, ii it possessed
policy. produce a series of resolutions
expressing it. Possibly q large sec
ton OF parliament might agree with
It. At least the house and country
might be enabled 10 grapple with
something definite. lie appealed TO
the opposition 70 place the discussion
on broad and sound basis by inform
ing the house faliy what was its
scheme to content Ireland and bring
about union OF hearts with interests.
lCheers.
In the course of the debate I. w.
Russell, Liberal Unionist, apparently
accused Dillon of paying for the de-
Tense OF murderers. .'Tis foul lie, .
exclaimed Dillon, springing exeitedly
to his feet. The chairman requested
that the remark be withdrawn, and
Dillon complied, Russell also disclaim-
ing all personal reference TO Dillon.
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Of rorkps<n Il the lob, ard g<ant
powder ID doing good work 4Eaoox tie
frs> stamps Al this tract. - soon
~ cleared. Is 20 be plated In toHn
lots ard pet on tha nlarksss This
making his third addHtson o. shout
10 acres altogether The E0-k on
the extension 81 Eosseer avenue =
making great pxugseSa. about $lskN
having been spefst unI the grading "a
this fine street. whissh vii s1snFsare
very fzyprzhsy witt sHsy N Na@hzng-
ton Terrftory Is bas shasse trees NJ
bcsfz sides, Ere new sssiea AXIS and
fos Oxe- fwo miles i perfectly
leveI. yew rezissez2es are being
h,afEs On both sides al alone. and al
Msriden the new restaurant IL quite
ass imposing baildinE, being designed
20 meet the tastes Of tfie most f4sSidi-
osss ~ web as the daily tozlev.
The new livery stables on Pioneer
avenue are % be finished N nrsf~elass
style
Ur. :. Nciibanv Of Washington.
n. G.. visited town yesterday and may
permanently rvkide here.
The social given by the Ladies Aid
S<esety OF the Baptist church last
eyenfrsg- In the opera house. WIS Q de-
eidess success. being The best Of the
season. The sum Grxwn for sansig-
SON amounted 10 about So
TRANSACTIONS in real estate have been
somewhat fewer during the past week.
but the most Of the recent purchasers
are erecting residences on their lots.
Rev. Samuel Greene Of Seattle Was
in t1wn on sunday last and organized
a new Congregational church, this be-
ing the fifth IN town.
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The total amount paid by the county
during the two years for bridges, To-
cations and repairs of roads, including
S420.55, taxes refunded, and STAT
drawn on county fund, aggregates
sos, 0s7.71.
Mr.. Parsons's report was adopted by
the board. and q warrant for $50 was
ordered drawn in his favor, in pay
ment for preparing the same.
The old safe in the probate court
room was ordered sold 10 n. L.
Rogers for $50, the county having no
further use for ii.
Sheriff Cochrane made his final ac-
count OF delinquent tax collections
from November L, 1888, to date, and
will make no more collections before
be goes out of Office.
WORK FOR THE NEW BOARD.
Before the Board adjourned sine
die it called special meeting OF the
new board for Monday, March 4. for
the following purposes:
l. Organization of the new Board.
2. Appointing a purchasing agent
for the county.
3. Providing funds for support OF
county charges and incidental ex-
penses.
4. Receiving and considering bids
and awarding contracts for the con-
struction of Black-riyer bridge.
5. To take possession of all county
property and to transact such other
business as may lawfully come before
il az that time.
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paRSELL.s VICTORY.
The Government VIII BE Attacked
A 8auqnet 10 the Here,

t.osroS. Feb. eS.-~lm the event Of
the IltasS counsel asking % he allowed
~ proceed with the inquiry. Sir
Charles Russell win press the Judges
10 adjourn until In the interim a re-
port on the letters has been presented
Ia parliament.
In the lobby OF the hoa~e of com.
mons Il - taken for granted that such
= report will he presented. which viii
enable the opposition 10 attack the
government an the subject.
Campbell telegraphs fssaa Antwerp
that he has found no trace OF Pigott.
\ Radical project 10 give q BANQUET
10 Parnen has tseen taken up with
enthusiasm raFnelI has innmatsd
his Sccepsance OF the honor. Lord
Granville or Lord Kasehery viii he
asked i0 preside.
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wALLA wALI.A NEWS.
Through Trains To the Sound-The
Hunt Subsidy--Crop Prospects.

WALrA WALI.A, Feb. 2S.--Mr. Hunt
has purchased passenger coaches for
two trains 10 be used on the O. & w.
+. Commencing about April /,
through cars will be run between here
and Puget Sound.
The Prescott people. who through
their Board Of Trade enjoined the
county commissioners from issuing
scrip amounting 20 10000 IN aid OK
the %. Il w. i. road, after considering
the matter agreed 10 withdraw the
proceedings and arrangements were
made looking 20 that end. They now
refuse unless Hunt agrees to build a
road from shaw's station to their
town. Their recent action causes
much emphatic comment here, as the
position now assumed Is believed TO be
purely mercenary
It's reported that Sunday Parson
Mcsihee was hung in eiiigy at Waits
burg because OF his opposition 10 the
o. Il w. T. railroad coming 10 that
place.
Quite number OF attorneys went
this evening To Olympia TO attend an
adjourned session of the supreme
court which meets there in i day or
two.
The recent showers are ilne on grain.
The weather is simply perfect. Peach
trees are bursting into bloom.
Joseph Santanam, Il stranger. was
adjudged insane yesterday and sent to
| the asylum.
The court docket contains more
divorce eases than ever known before.
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jefferson ceunty's Ret1emptfon-The
New Ofsctals.

PoEr Towssgsp. Feb. 9s.-Next
Monday the newly elected county
officers viii enter on their respective
duties. and for the hr~t time IN the
history Of Washington Territory. JET
fers0n county viii be served exclusive
III hy Republicans, that ticket having
made clean sweep last November.
The retiring eaicers are John #.
Sheehau. who served three terms s.
sheriff: Charles Dyer. auditor: VIM
Dosid, treasurer: VIM. II. Nhittlesey
probate Judge, and y. j. II. Forfman,
surveyor. Following Is list of tie
new officers. together with the amount
OF their bonds and the bondsmen:
Auditor. James seavey. bonds $500:
sureties, Henry Landes and Frank A.
Bartlett.
Treasurer. W. II. II. Learned; bonds
so, 90; suresies r. Albert Bartlett, L.
r. Hastings, /. katz, w. VI. Harmed
Fl. r. Morgan and John Fitzpatrick.
Sheriff, Richard fpelanty: bonds
5000: suretieS, Cyrus II. Ciapp, Geo.
w. Downs and III. l.. Bnrkett.
Assessor, Richard nelanty bonds,
$500; sureties. L. b. Hastings and
Henry Landes.
leiItt Tx tOAtIEfEs hk&udI0 AfE-
lanty: bonds, 5000; sureties, ]. n
Laubacis and j. J. Hunt.
Superintendent OF schools, Robert
y Ryan; bonds, 5000; sgIreties. VIII
liam Delanty and Samuel Hadlock.
Probate judge, Oliver Wood; bonds,
5000: sureties, Cyrus 4. ciapp and
Alfred A. Plnmmer.
Coroner, J. 5. Wykoff: bonds, $1,000;
sureties. James Delgarslno and II. c.
Wilson.
Surveyor, Thomas NJ Hammond,
Jr.; bonds, $1,000; securities, J S. Lat
inner and ID. NJ. Little6eld.
Mr.. Ryan, school superintendent,
and Mr.. wykoff, coroner, succeed
themselves.
Owing to greatly increased real es-
tate activity the auditors office is
rather fat with patronage, as 1t gives
employment at present To five depu-
ties. No doubt necessity viii exist for
double that number before the end of
the year. Mr. Seayey has not vet Sc
lected his deputies. or il he has they
have hot yet beenpubiiciy announced.
Treasurer elect Learned has chosen
his son, w. +. Learned, as deputy
treasurer.
sheriff-elect Delanty has appointed
w. J. Jones, the well known newspa-
per correspondent, as his deputy.
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SPOKANE NEWS.
Fight tn finish-Capt. Boyton an
a Sealing Expedition.

SPOKANE FALLS. Feb. .. Prof. Ken
dali and Jerry Flowers will engage in
a finish fight at Cmur Il Aiene City. on
sunday. March 10. Local sports are
deeply interested In the mill.
There is stiil excitement At Wallace,
Idaho, over lot-iumping in the town.
Capt. Paul Boyton, the swimmer.
passed through the city this morning
EN- route to the coast. for the purpose
OF capturing cargo OF sea lions for
exhibition in Eastern geological gar
denx
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s'F. Norman Kerr. az efsiaent phy.
slcsass 81 kagland, believing the state
sieili at temperance people To t.e tx-
irAyaSsss'. fhat 'sltsa ISopie d!e4 an.
nuaiiy from she elect Of Ssrpag
drink. began a. sAFle Is $50 a
personal inquiry, az e0anectSsn
wsih several medical nlen and
experts. expecting 70 quickly
sfiSpFoSs Tho same Aressr.a-
ins IA theiF deductions. she latest esfs.
saate al deaths ui adults ANNUALLY
caused through intesBpefaIlsse i, ia
threat Britain, l1a,sssls In France. Its i.
eco tn the lnitet sSiate.. ~ Gss)-.s,r
nearly a hall talllaon s8rA scar in
three countries sgxFegstsrsg 4 YsssqlA-
tsen of IL 90 60
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Investigating the Brantner
Abortion Case.
IMPRESS Thief sfnpssn Sentenced
Csps. Eeytsnss vixss-xEsns
E<e<her Transferred

Tsc0wA. Feb. zs.~-The grand jury
has been empioyed most 81 the day IN
the abortion case Of nrs- Brown and
Miller npca sadie Brsnfner. complain
ing witness IN the famous Wieker<harn
case, but With Iitsse prospects Of re-
turning an indictment. owing 70 the
mass OF testimony - 90 shrough slsss
for several dAys. Miss BraBfEer ard
Urs. Motor and Mjsner we're among
the Witnesses examined to-day
Az ExRxxss KoKBEg rEEADs &EILTy.
Fred M. simpson pleaded guilty ~
the district court to-day 80 charge %
stealing 81 It's - from the Northern
Pacific Express Company, November
I3. fs33, and w4s sentenced 20 TITO
years Ia the penitentiary ~ Judge
Allyn. The money xas IN seTeral
packages, destined nsasEIv Tor EIlefas-
burg, and was entrusted 70 simpson,
who was employed BIZ the express
company. The transfer agent delivered
the parcels 90 the messenger On board
the train, - be forwarded 70 the Ner-
chants National bank. simpson IN
stead took the first boat fer Victoria.
bat being shown that he was liable 10
arrest for bringing stolen money into
the British possessions, voluntarily re-
turned. Great pressure was brought
20 bear By prominent people upsn
Judge Allyn 10 make the sentence as
light % possible.
AZ oFFIcE~2EEgER.
Alex Heed to-day was circulating =
petition TO President Harrison pray
ing toe appointment as collector OF the
port OF Tacoma. Mr. Reed i = prom
fuent grain merchant here, and for
merry Of walla Waila.
orHEa TACOMA sEws.
TACOMA, Fen 2s.--In az interview
to-day President Thomas r. Oakes OF
the northern Pacific railroad makes
the statement OF the formation OF
seminal company Of railroad officials
that will expend in Tacoma 5000 90
in the next four years, about 81 ,O00. 90
of which will be used this spring. The
improvements will consist i'm building
coal bnnkers, retaining mad-fsats.
building car-shops aud round-iIouses,
and the erection next year OF spIen
did passenger depot
Al meeting held at the Presbyte-
nan church last night TO originate a
ktlt4l ia tAtE tEt@batttt va - = . "a - 49,
building, 1880 was subscribed.
Capt. Paul Boyfon OF aquatic fafhe.
will pass through Tacoma tomorrow
ON bis way 10 the west coast Of VAN
couver's Island, where he will secure
live seals for Lincoln PARK, Chicago.
The county treasurer's Office was
crowded to-day by belated taxpayers.
Tomorrow taxes become delinquent.
In the district court today NeIs L.
Nelson, OF Norway, Gus Huiirson. OF
Germany and Andrew /. Hunswan, Of
Norway were sworn in as citizens.
The grand jury to-day brought in
true bills OF indictment against Carl
Roberto. attempt to obtain money un-
der false pretenses. and the following
burglary cases, being an additional
part OF the gang OF thieving tramps
caught near Buckley: John ii, Ryan,
Martin Glenn, John Brady alias Park
er, John Warren, James Rodgers, John
Former, Thos. Carmen. John Con-
ners. and John III. Martin. They all
entered plea CT not guilty.
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chehaiis News Notes.

CHKHsIas, Feb. IS The Episcopal
deanery of Western Washington. in
session here, finished It's business TO-
night. Bishop Paddock and nine
ministers were in attendance. The
saeetings were well attended and verv
successful.
Deputy Postmaster Gossman was
suddenly called 10 Portland tonight.
A large invoice OF immigrants ar
r.veh to-day.
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ITALIAN CABINET CRISIS.
Premier Crispt Resigns-The People
Resist Taxasanu.

RoHE. Feb. - - Prime Minister
Grispi has resigned. He was 10 speak
in the chamber Of deputies to-ia Y,
bat after q cabinet council siecid ed
upon rssigning, In order to avoid in
eyitabie hostile action on the govern
ment measure providing for additio nal
taxation.
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This is the season OF the year when the
raw, cold winds create sad havoc with the
hands and complexion. Soft, white hands
and clear '.peachy'' complexion can be
assuredly preserved by the frequent appi-
cation of Dutard's Specific. II rubbed into
the skin well il leaves no greasy surface
The skin absorbs it, Sold by Stewart &
Holmes Drug Co., wholesale agents
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ruxaIr.ur Nsws.
Rriek and Tile FACTORY ~Iupras -
aents All over Ta~n.

FrxAta4r. fs6. - Il. Allea aud
J. e Rarers LEASED i've acres
tfeua s, Aesker in sextien s.
YESTERDAY, They aTs going 70
establish brick sud tile facsary
Ihts lS.4n snssm = hieh Is urgently
required here, - tbs SYrinT several
hyscS backs ars "a h. built in tawn
also or account el the large Quantities
~ tiles required Ter the large hop sarna.
which are sprangsnw ap al uxes this
valley.
T. Meeksr AAs e<ssm aasnces& clearing
~ acres sssssta Of and adjoining the
new meter hne. There i 3 tArss star
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THE ST. GEORGE TRAIN wREcK.
Death 81 . Ninth Yerson-0ther in
Critical Condition.

ST. GEnRsE. Ont, Feb. 2S.- Miss
Higgins. OF Toronto. one Of the per
sons injured in the railway accident
last night, died this morning. Miss
Andrews. of Beslevillc. Miss. Mcleod.
OF Ingersoll. and Dr. Leauesne. of
Cleveland, Ohio. are ali in very critz-
cal GOV, <ssss1~x
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81, Louis. Feb = 4 national hank.
rapscy law convection segzn here To.
day, Over ITO delegates are in atten d.
amer, representing ali sections ri the
country. Organization was effected
and general addresses made, when
toe convention adjourned uatil TO-
tseaVrnrx
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OTTAWA, Feb. 2s.-Irish senators
and members of parliament OF both
parties and many French Canadian
members of both houses dispatched
this afternoon two kilograms to Par
nell, congratnlating him on the coll
lapse of the alleged conspiracy case.
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HUNGARY A NATION
fisEs, the Hated Premier. Not Per
aitfed To Address the Diet.

FEsfHi Feb, 81 stormy scene
VA enacted in the lover hoase Of the
Hungarian diet to-day. resumption OF
the debate on the army hssl giving rise
70 violent demonstration hv mem
SsFS ~ tae opposition After several
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Great fire In belgium.

CHARLERor, Feb. 2s.-Fire started in
the Hayned brick works yesterday
and spread 10 10 reservoirs OF tar. Ii
is still burning. The flames shot up
to height of COO feet, and resembled
an eruption OF q volcano. The dam
age is estimated at .000. 900 francs.
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ST.. PETgRsBURG, Feb. 2S.--It is re-
ported that the car is seandalized by
the irregular life of his brother. and
has ordered the Grand Duke Vladimir
to resign the commandership OF the
guards.
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tnrHAfIs. Feb. 81 Joseph piitz OF
Rs-Ell was fouad dead in his cabin
with hole IN his head and Win.
chester across his breast. Ii Is sup
pasei ~ he ease 81 suicide He was
q single man and bohemian.
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4 Successes TO sACkyTLLE.


SIR JuliAn Fauncefote. the Grezf
Lawyer. Chesen.
IosBoy, Feb Ss--Ths report Of Sir
Julian Pzuneesote's appointment -
British msnixter 10 tie United States
j. seEui-ofiicially confirmed The press
association says il has authority 10
announce the TACT. and gives the net
ministers career
OTTAWA, Feb 3s-Ssr Charles Tup-
per Is expected here tomorrow. The
impression gains ground that he viii
60 70 Washington 10 succeed Lord
saxkvllie ii Sir John Macdonald does
not accept the offer of the Salisbury
government
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Emin sey Agaiu yictorious.

LoSpoS. Feb. pa dispatch to the
Ners from Cairo says. A deserter
from Wady Halfa reports that Emin
Pasha has again vanquished the der
wishes with heavy loss in the Bahr-el-
Gael province.
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Our Ba.eballist. n rrance.

NfcE, Feb. 2s.-The game of base
ball here between the Chicagos and
All-Americans was abandoned, owing
to bad weather. The clubs have
started for Paris.
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CalcsGa, Feb * TIE temperature
AZ this morning was New Work
= Chicago, -. -. Paul, - Winni.
peg. II; New Orleaus. S.
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A DESPERATE CASE.
Murderers Taken from Their Cells to
Swear AxaiDs. Fz<1sis.

DUBLIN, FEB. % TWO prls0ners
named Hanlon and McCaffrey, who
are undergoing life sentences for con-
nection with the Phoenix park muir
ders, have started for London under
police escort 10 testify before the Par
nell commission.
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Lord Salisbury Mss purchased an es-
state at NlsIefranche, In the Riviera.
and Eil build a splendid mansion
there
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FEnsuAnY MARRIAGES.

Licenses 70 wed were issued BY Coun-
~ Auditor Wood during the month
OF February for the following.
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ssss2 eogSsss cdr sg.kyxs te1ax asxszsfx
crSAAe.t. xe sssa sssgss these xs.as4s ~
EsftssSss xAxs eli 800 s2.sr.a 49, -
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as she s.tiisss nSs. Is a. Rus a.
hai was away IA, = leetssrsuw
ease heard asaass sl-e iFayosga4 Ia
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large sssspsaras - sea sraz Fsses ssss&
re~esxsd ss t'1esiss esvF~ss "a. 9tk Tresss
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Another Royal Pauper.

STOCKHOLM, Feb. 2S.-The wife of
Prince Oscar has been delivered OF
daughter.
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Have your Fnagaxtnes unuslc-
and law books boun substan-
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Empress Frederick Arrives Home.
BERLIN, Feb. 2S.-Empress Freder-
lex and her daughters arrived at kiel
TODAY.
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DIR. SPINNEI
81 COPS
SEATTLE DISPENSAHY
aie Commercial street. CORNER
jackson, Seattle, W. I.

AL ch-ouie Diseases OF MEN and wONRS
snccessfuliy treated.
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous aad Physical
Debility, Exhausted Vitality, serniraa
Weakness, spernatorrhoes. impotence
cline, weakness in Women. and ali Funs.
tionsl Dersugen that result from yoats
fal follies or excess in after years
URINARY Kidney, aud Bladder troabses
Weak Back. GouorrhCna, elect.
crystttis, Naricoceie. Structure, etc, prompt
" and safely cared. Nonauseous medicine
eaase structure Chssges reasonable.
NERVOUS Debility, Loss of yigor, Seminal
losses, Night Emissions. De-
spontency. etc, etc, cured
YfliING MN suffering from tie effects of
youthful follies or inaiscrn-
tons, should avail themselves of our treat.
nent. the greatest boon ever laid st the al
lar Of suffering humanity. VIII gsarantee
positive cure IN every case.
Elddlsased hen rss Vim %. are sssny s,ess,sd
astions of the bladder, accompanied ty =
sznarting or Burning sensation: on exzmtn-
alton the arfne deposits q sediment and
sometimes &bsmen Is present The color
varies from bright or reddish 70 even :
milky hne. the patient experiences q weak
sning OF the system In q manner he cannot
account for. This L. the second stage Of
seminal weakness. Many die of this 4 ia.
eIity. ignorant OF its cause. A perfect eur
snd healthy restoration guaranteed.
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