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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
BASEBALL.
Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.

Results of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.
National Leaguc.-At New York: Post
poued-rain.
At Cleveland: Cleyclands. l.; pittsburgs,
(. Seco nd gamc-C Cleyclands, t.: Plttsburgs,
,.
At Boston: Postponed
At Chicago: ChcagO-, d; Cincinnatis, 6;
T. innings; called on account ofdarkness.
Players League.-At New York Post.
poned-rain.
At Philadelphia; rhiladelphias, 3; Bos-
tons. I.
At Cleveland: Cleyalands, @; Pittsburgs,
/.
At Chicago: First game Chicagos, II;
Buhalos, 4. Second gam1-thicagos. 8;
Bunalos. /; innings: called on account OF
darkness.
American AssociatiOn.-A Rochcsier'
Rocbesters. 10; syracuse. ;.
At Columbus: Columbus, =: II. Louis, u.
ec0nd game Columbus 6: -. Louis. |.
At Toledo: Toledo. 3; Louisyilles, Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
TWO CHARTERS GRANTED.
The Loan and In,estment Companies stIi
Being Formed

Yesterday in the City Circuit Court the
Cooperative Investment Association oi
Richmond was granted charter. The OBJ
iects of the Association are to buy and sell
land and Law out town sites in Virginia ana
West Virginia. 80.
The capital stock is TO be not less than
500. 600 nor more than 100000. The compa-
nv il allowed to hold 10000 acres Of land.
The principal Office is TO be in Richmond.
Ibe 1fiiccrs tor the first year are W. B.M al
drN, president q. III. FunsteIl, sice-presl
|Nnt; Fred. Jones, secretary; aud Fred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
FLOODS IN CHINA.
Four Million People H0sneiess-Cholera
in the Northern Districts.

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. i5.-Chinese adj
vices to August slst, state that the yellow
river flood and other floods continue to alb
sorb all attention in China. Four million
people are homeless in the province Of
Chihi. and in shantung the misery il
almost equally as great. Cholera is pre-
yalent in >hanhaig and also in the northern
districts,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
Massachusetts Republicans.

BosIox, MASS, Sept 1.-The Republi-
can state Convention to-day renominated
Goyernor Bra, kett, l. utenant Governor
Halle, aud Trea, urer Mars1len BY acclama-
ton. The name OF III sino was rapturously
applauded.
The platform d)ptei to-day. by the RI
puhlicans OF Nassachnss rs, compliments
Speaker Reed; demands the pHssage of tho
Federal elects bill; eulogixl the work of
the e!yil ice commission. afd isnews
the assertion OF fidelity 10 the grreipses VI
temperance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
PERCY HEATH MARRIED.
he Win Visit Richmond ON His Wedding
Tour.

LOUISVILLE. KY, sept. l7.-Percy :.
Heath. couespondent al Washington OF the
Indianapolis Journal aud other leading
newspapers. was married at $50 o'clock
uni.ht. az the residence Of the
brides parents. TO Miss Mary Ella
conway, daughter Of George Conway, 0f
hH city. Miss George Conway, the brides
.f.'r. ard George Grantham Balm. Of
NJ ashngtOn, we're the attendants. Mr.. and
Ais Heath len on a late train for Rich
iI 10 aud Old Point Comfort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
GLOUCESTER.
Mr.. stubb,' Independent Campaign in 'he
First.

Mr.. Stubbs' Independent Campais" in '""
First.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. Vac Sni'i.
IL. special Mr.. James W. >iuo5s de-
clared himself am independent Republican
candidate for Congress Last saturday 80
FreepOrt. this county. ln spit oi thc faiu
and threatening weather. large crowd ~
white and colorod Republicans assembled
To hear James spread himself, as one Of h',
followers remarked 80 your correspondent.
He spoke for nearly an hour Odd Dis pecuii''
st,le, I'm the course OF bis speech be- de-
n0unced the Force bill and called Balif
Browne "A bob tail for DO voting for ~. li
was pretty severe on some tthe X publican
leaders here i'm the county. comparln2 ilrm
10 Judas. At the conclusion Of bis ~ ccch
The whole crowd yelled three cheers llf
Stubb-. and most of them pledged him ihcir
suppolt There seems % Dee good deal oi
am1ng the Republicans 40
present, and the prospects seem hn-hi'
ever, day for W. \. Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
Turkish Persecu,ion of Christians.

LONDON, sept. 1.-THE Daily News de-
spatch from ErlerOum says that the scenes
attending the persecution 0f the Christians
by the Turks at Alashgerd, Armenia, are
terrible. Murders are going on continually,
and scores of Outrages upon women are re-
ported. Additional Turkish troops are
arriving. but nothing is done to preserve
order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
Hold Eank kObberY.

DALLEs, OREGON, sept. 1.-THE First
National Bank was robbed early yesterday
morning, hut the matter was kept quiet in
order I allow the detectives to work on the
case. The concrete pier on which the vault
stands was tunnelIed through and hole
drilled into the safe. The amount secured
is $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
SINGULAR PHENOMENON.
10 900 Tons OF iro. ore with Machinery
Suddenly Disappear-

HUFFs CHURCH, Pa, Sept l7.-Owing 10
the late heavy rains an iron ore mine at
Rittenhouse Gaps sprung a leak to-day, and
10000 tons OF ore disappeared in sink hole
200 feet deep, carrying with II two engines
and all the machinery. The mine is sup
posed 10 have been situated over u subter-
rayean cavern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
rrnin Mlecker. Confe.s.

Troy. y. T., sept. IL Reed, Cain, ana
Ructt. who were arrested for wrcckng the
Montreal express on the New York Central
railroad. September lth, have confessed.
Their sole purpose was to iniure che rail-
road company, and they did not stop 10
think whether .be first train was passen-
ger or "a freight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
oonueotlnni Eeruhlican NnminntIons

NEW HAVEN, CQNN., sept. 1.-THE Re
uublican state Convention to-day nomi-
mated by acclamation The following ticket;
: \. Meryin, Tor Governor; George Angus
r,s BowcA, for Lieuienan,-Goyernori
cror,c =. Mclean, for Secretary Of state;
st.,ons Henry, for Treasurer; Lyman ;.
Catlln, for Comptroller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
NORTH CAROLINA
Honor to aRaIeighlte-Mashed Between
Two Cars.

RALEIGH, Y. c., sept. H. special. r.
Telegrams were received here thie evening
from Topeka, Kan. where the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Old-fcllows is now in ses.
sion. announcing that Hon. &. NJ. Busbee,
OF this city. was elected Grand sire. TO sue
cecd Governor Underwood, oi Kentucky.
Busbee has been deputy grand sire for sevc-
raj years.
At Rocky Mount Yesterday, while a train
hand was coupling cars on the Norfolk
Carolina railroad. he WAS caught between
two cars and mashed 70 death, lie was only
eighteen years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
OTHER LANDS THAN OURS.
CURRENT EVENTS OF INTEREST
FROM BEYOND SEAS.
\ Sensation Caused In Irish Political
CircIes-serious Floods and Des,itution


LONDON, sept. l7.-Something OF a sceLe
in Irish political circles has been causCdhy
the action Of Tipperary president Damed
Conway in denouncing The plan OF cam
paign as detrimental TO the best interest Of
the country. and condemning the tendency
of the people 10 yield blind allegiance to az
itators whose advice was often contrary To
good morals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
soclali.t. pisrer.ed hy Police.

BERLIN. sept. 1T.-At a Socialist meeting
held here last night Herr \Ogbtherr, one oi
the municipal officers. demanded that the
Socialists secedc from the National Church.
During the discussion a mention of Christ
caused great disorder. The meeting was
forcibly dispersed by the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
BOSTON eANke RS SUSPEND.
heir Liabilities Placed at About Two
Million Dollars.

B0srON, MASS, sept. 1.-THE suspension
If Il. Gardner, Chase * Co., bankers and
brokers. is announced on the stock EX-
change. Mr.. James T. Phelps. the assignee,
SAYS: The concern has assigned to me,
and its liabilities are about S2,O0O,HO. |
shall make statement rs soon as possible"
\ bank president said II don't think any
banks will be- affected. think it an hon
orahlp failure"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
IAiaI EnilDr ENnlnslOn.

CHARLOTTE. y. G.. sept. Tile boiler
at the giu-hou,c Of. Hugh Boycc. "A few
miles from here. eXpi0dfl to-day, killing
Will Boyce and severely iniuring seyera!
others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

LONDON. sept. 1.-THE strike of Zoo
sunderland miners for seven hours as "A
days work has ended in victory for the
men, after lasting sixteen weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

LONDON. sept. l7.-ln Alhacete, Alican =
te. Castellon de Ia Plana, Arragona, and
Toledo the cholera epidemic j. attacking
the upper classes. Most oi the victims are
women or childron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
GENERAL AND Personal.

John RotanZ was married on Sunday last
u Miss Rosie Schicbel. Of Brooklyn, and
i've hours after the ceremony dropped dead
in the presence OF his bride.
Most Of the people in Wall street and the
dry goods and other commercial districts
are in Il state OF extreme apprehension.
They say that outside Of the question Of
Withdrawing goods in bonded warehouses,
trade has not had enough money 10 transact
It's legitimate business. II is hard TO get
discounts at any terms, as the banks are
now more than S2,5OO,OOO behind their legal
reserves, as shown by the last statement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

\ statue to the late Horace Greeley. the
founder of the Tribune, has been placed ON a
pedestal of polished granite in front OF that
Office. ON Nassau street. The statue Is of
bronze and was designed by j. q. \. Ward,
and represents the great editor as sitting in
a chair. CA the pedestal the words "llo-
race Greeley. Founder OF the Tribune" ar.
inscribed. The statue was erected by the
Tribune Association, aud will be- unveiled
next Saturday with brief exercises. Mr.
Chauncey NJ. Depew will deliver the ora-
tiOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18
THE NOrORIOCs Eva.

There is considerable difference Of opinion
as to whether the notorious Eva" can
maintain her claim tO widows dover On
Robert Ray ilamllt0u's estate, and rs g.
whether the celebrated ten-dollar baby is
entitled 10 come in rs an heir. II Eva Ham
lion had husband living ut the time II
her marriage 10 Robert Ray Hamilton,
than that marriage is, Of course, void. but
if she claims her dover right in his prop
erty. which her lawyers state she Will.
then his heirs must prove that the marriage
of Hamilton was procured through fraud,
and that she is not really his widow.
should his heirs not succeed in proving the
marriage fraudulent one. then the baby
lieairice comes in for her fan share as the
only child OF Robert Ray Hamilton, unless
her identity is proven otherwise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-18

virgo \dccarno, superintendent OF silk
culture iu tine Agricultural Department.,
has been yictlmiZed % tie extent of S3.WJ
hy tN0 of his fellOw-cOuniymcn. They
r.ure~ .utcd themselves several days ago tn
oc rich Wine merchants. Of California, and
the ihlco men became great friends. ON
OBJ. prrtense ol not having received a draft
from home with which 10 pay the charges
0n - l0t of wines shipped 10 them. they
borrowed $4,000 from MI Naccarno, since
which time nothing mas been heard Of them.
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In the House this morning after the read
ing of the journal, MIR. Ilaugen demanded
the regular order, being the Langston-N en-
able contested election case. but Mr. Pay
son interpOscd with the conference report
on the Land Grant forfeiture bill. The House
decided. yeas 62. nays III, not 10 consider
the conference report.
Mr. llaugen then called up the election
case, against which Mr. O'Ferrall raised
the question Of consideration.
During the roll-call nearly all the Demo
cratic members deserted the chamber. The
result OF the vote was finally announced
yeas l3G, nays 10, the clerk noting a
quorum. Mr. Haugen then took the floor
and proceeded with an argument OF the
case, AyOring the seating OF Langston.
Mr.. Cheadle, OF Arkansas Oiepublican),
opposed the majority resolution and de-
clared that the Republicans Of the House
could not afford TO vote Venerable out and
Langston in. The Fourth district Of
virginia was reliably Republican. aud It
had been carried by the Democrats, not be-
cause OF popularity of MIR. Cleveland or the
unpopulariiy Of Mr.. Harrison, but because
of benublican division. Ii was perfect
IN piain and natural statement Ct
fact that the Republican party in that
district had been beaten solely by
reason Of irreconclable differences in the
Republican party. IL had been race diyi-
sion. with all that such a division could
impIy In the south. The Republicans had
Ieen fairly beaten, and II was beneath the
d.gnily of the Republican party 10 revise
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ssas ssss ssiss s - sss - s'si IL
s2se s'.rasad. sg.sfs<
Bar zslTex, 80
e. & ~ frexiz1eres3, rs. c. s A. tcoapoas +
~. O. 4 slss srsgtstereal. 1914 Q. sszs tcon-
ponsl bpssz. FAesne e.. Is
AmerIe4n Express. Is: Csuaaa faesnc.
10: Canaaa sousherus So Csnfrs. "a
cfa9. 49, Bariington. 10ss Lacks
waana. IE5S: Denver Rio Grznde 1876 EFie,
~. k.ansss & TEXAS. 1914 Lake Saossss
i1ss Louisville < NsshwSlie. So: Michigan
centzAl. 81 Mlszonr Pacsae, ~; Northern
f@sac, III preferred. Tsss; North western lessi
preferred. AS Nsw York Central, ~ oregoa
Improvement. 81 Navigation, Ea0sss IrAzsf-s1i-
kock hASzad. Ell - Fzal, fssss Texas kacahcs
~ Uhsnn Pacific. sTsss. Uuited statsz Express.
s Fargo Expzesas 70: Western t'aaonr 49,
American Cotton Oh. 81
AK FRANCISCO REVIEW.
sax HG1scfsCo. Jan. T.--W hest business snail
bar bnyers are wiling 70 Pay 4Lossstgiso, the
latter for choice paseels.
BAEssg-- oReEings not large No. l feed, shads,
s@iz9S<.
OATS Arrivals rom Oregon did not weaken
the rlarkes much. beinS anticiDsted. quiet but
steady choice feed. 81 asSf a2ss; no. ], sizs1ssS
I2o: lower grades, sfos8l -
Hopss-Dnli sad trade slow buyers and sellers
sTsars in their views. steady 1t 5sasc-
Fotslpes-Firm and in demand Is advanced
rates; Early Reese. si.f0eisos Peerless, si-5e@
I60: Enfbanks sI-5Sgz %.
Busssr-steady. fancy. 2asesc; good 70 choice.
isS-ze.
Egrs-calif0rnia. scarce and FIRM. sss4se;
Eaxtefn 5lc.
No charters reported. Arrsved--wAlla walla,
Victoria: Auseola. seattle; Annie Larson, Ia
coma. sailed-Hsytien Republic. Port Town
send. Clesfe1-Niiiamette for Port Townsend.
xgw yoRx MERCHANDISE MARKEr.
Esw YoRx, Jan. 7.--coffee-opsions closed
barely steady a. gai0 points down; sales. 81, 20.
bags. including JanEary ss5-sos8lA9o; March.
sisTs6Si5.60: April. $3.50; May, sl5Ssalsassi
SPOT gio, steady; fair demand. fair eargoes,
I3sse; Ne. I. fsc.
sagar-Raw, arn; fair demand; sales $4,000
bags; centrifalgzls. size; refined, Grm, fairly
active.
CHICAGO PRODUCE xARKEr.
CHICAGO. Jan. 5.--wheat-Lower; January,
nominal. ~ g; May, si5sc.
CerI-weaker: January, re: hsy, Slesc-
oabs-trreguiar; January, NORMALLY 9ssc;
May, .sse
Rye-January, sc bid
Barley Sominal; No naxseed, sls4 bid;
prime timothy. sL2o
Nnskev-xi-02-
PorE-IrreguIar; January. SAD; May. sa-sss
IArs-Firmer; January. ,s.z3qss7s; May,
fs.0zi4,
short r ibs-steady; January. sass bid; May
fAS.
Butter and EgEs-Steady.
CHICAGO uvE SToeK mAREKr.
CHIrAso. Jan. z-catiie-ReceIpss. a.aoo;
steady. beeves, Sa9a 10: stockeFs ana feeders
81 zs6t3 Is. cows. bulls aud mixed. Sf.50d3
s-Reeeipfs. 1000 slow aud lower; mixed,
e. s061S.7 IS. heavy. s&so127a; light, sa-509s. %.
Sheep Receipts, 1900; weak and ioc lower;
natives. s. s0f5.5a Western corn-fed. s3s5e9S 10.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7.--wheat-steady: demand
fair: holders offer moderately.
Corn Firm.demana fair; new mixed Western
Sc - per GENITAL
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rKtFnnArlIIr NARkNrS.

NEw NHEs. 1Aa, $50 "A meae estsaassty
usrFew s0sz4 hat wnsa aesiva thgn Scr s1suF
asxs PASS asjes g. the tssa5 so mssse ~ tHe
beers 81 tfsf s,ss7ss. ASA esfsge alfy az BeassfS
SEES &n& saeafae Aasl5s, Aeoas tAEee taaFtes
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western psVisrses si - FSai e&ea r4F sszsi.
Pessseea4s 1H.i ara - ~ 0Fenel s2nsssy 40
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FNHa
So sisas 80 Use prsoes pssf by s.ek1ers
~. ma 8easegeS st ths whsFf. as lAe sass
- ssse,s eg vaalesAle as&ssEs,
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sssaaaesy sa.ia a.sss txr Is, Csiisas
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49, 5'ssetnsa kasasSa. per asa. -.
70 SEES sessll
ssss.-. 3el.asasl cas-. pes "A a,c
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49, ksasnss Feea. sser ,as xzas
laassae ehssaes. "a - -. e..
49, NsshlagSaa tsrr3tzy. peg
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$3.50 satesses Esa.srs s.lss.B r.sv aaz
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Eetu.uing. leaves whascoa al - 4 "a. Tues
6ayR Thursdays and Saturdays On the Safzr-
CAY trip the Point AFeaa gees through 70 Seattle.
Pare from PORT Townsend % seattle. s. Cnt1l iar-
fae stands By the PuTs ATeHAs " E1nes1Ay srd
Friday trips will D. earned on the Washington
steamboat ard TRANSPORTATION Co s steamer
Eltlfh g port Townsena 90 Tuesday and Thurs
DAY nights ard transferred direcE 20 the Port
Arena. On these days the v. < & 7. Co viii
Issue tck cts and btu freight throngA - deset-
natto1-
HERBERT z BEECHgR. MsnageE
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent, seattle.
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rASADras PACIFIC sAvlGArlos CO..

CASApIAs PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
~ u4lnite6J
STEAMER PREMIER
hound SOUTH.
Vancouver. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Thursday PM and Mondxv-e 50 IN
Townsend. Monday and seattle. Friday and
THURSDAY Iii p N Tuesday Ram
Seattle. Tuesday and Tacoma. Friday ana
Friday ..-...-.-.s n Tuesday 10 a N
zcgSo NORTH.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Seattle. at midnight Townsend ~ Q "a
Tuesday and Friday whatcom IS % = m
Townsend .......sA a u Roche Hzrbor.i2 50 p N
whafcoFn 49, 3 90 a m Vancouver .......7 pm
Roche Haroor 4 p n
The company reserves the right 20 change the
time table or places OF call without notice
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays.
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and fridsyS
JOHN A. o'BRIEE. Master
wv. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. P. n. Co, Id
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AsSalss MiAsaE& tae saExsre - sfR3HS heaS
% psfSss &Fgsg "a ensg3 g q 4. T. es.&Hl1tsx
81 h4@tas.xs eaAf ha&se. lbs See wsa 80
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Gsnes Aa1 AKA 81
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THr eTRAvra FoTvT ARENA

Iesyes Seattle ever Sunday afternoon n
4 n m frr Port T0MrSeEld and the San Juan
sssands sr0Ez Hxxzef1's wharf Leaves Port
Townsgnt1 81 70 3 "a ever Monday. - esines1Ay
ara Frs8ag sor whsscoxn. calling ~ smith .
ssfsrd ard Richardson's fueazaer peEEatStsrZl
Arxyle. Lopez FrzzEy aarbcr. Maple ion Aon-
Egy going acTth and Thursday going soEta1s
Eochs EaEhcx 0reAx AID Last Soun1
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND ROUTE
C. s. mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
dav. except Saturday. at 10 70 2 m; arrives AZ
Port Townsend a. O.. ~ next day. Returning,
leaves Port Townsend ~ iosoa N. arrives AZ Sc
attic a. p IA.
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10 rnr LADIES.

10 FNE LADIES.
We give most careful ana earxSaer&aa atlas
uon 70 diseases III wouaen and cl,iisfrvn IF ~,
seslex nom any obscure. elis3cmis or lineeFinx
easeAse cg = TIE common roussne doctors fail "a
10y soN remember the celebrated specialists
cure yen when otEeFs fail The specSalfefs ara
Saised IN every department. 81 medical aud slaF-
49, s. pefasnce- The professor has had ya2rs
New 1otk. foynae~is special prafessSsr n
Mesaans Hospital College, New Work AMI is
os1e e: me nassf ssccessiut and best known gyns-
celosseal specialists IA this country
To Young and skslddle-ASea Men.
Nervous iaehlAity. spermafarTAspa. seminal
iessesr fhySicAl ncrays arising fro4a fnsisers,
tlen pfoducing slerpiasSne3s. despondencv
BasupteS on ne faces aversion 90 society. easff
elssoafsgei. iaek 81 eonaaenee. dall nnnt Coz
stss!y 81 bRNaeSs and nnds life burden.
safety, pernansasly and speedily curtsa
BLOOD AND SkiM DISEASES.
~ paisls. disease most dreadful In It's rcsalss
completely eEalieAtess
vs SsSsss; osisssrh, sse permanently cured
kidney. vrtnagy and Bladder complAinta
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