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s1s Rounds Fourh. In south Africa.
Prom ne london Sporting LUe.

|
| The great fight between Barney Malone of
Johannesburg and Johnny silberbauer for E2OO side
and the championship of GriQualand West came OF
after number of peregrinatons had been made to
evade the police in temporary about
quarter of mile the other sido of Barney Martina
place on tho Boshof road In the Free State
Both OF them looked well as they stripped Silber.
bauer measuring feet inch and weighing about I50
poundA looked very Drim and we'll trained down while
Malone, feet inches in height was extremely game
and smiling being evidently full OF and eager for
the fray. Johnny Rogers WAS with him second and
Sol AArons and John Coverwell were present to assa
whilo the Pan man had Jack Psarce AZ second with
John Collins as attendant As Couper had arrived
from Cape Town, Lowenberg invited tho crowd to
choose umpres and referee adding that the fight would
be under London prize ring rules and fought fair the
man who should make the nrst foul" to loose the
match. After some delay. Messrs Palmer and j. ISaans
consented TO DO umpireB and Mr. W. schaorRes was
very good natured and evidently possessing some pluck
to consent to undertake tho than onerous duties
OF referee in such important contest on the pinch
The hEht continued with repeated Interruptions until
round o2 when Barney after giving siberbauer blow
with his right in the face brought his into play on
the loft ribs and with stagReTer sent his opponent to
the ground where when the lying on his but
tock aud hands Malone followed up tho punishment by
giving tho fallen man two dSbs In the face which was
pretty ruby object At tho time EIaIperAted cries of
s s @ 81 ouHd. tnS 'piS@'Gdt siSf e.
Malone afah struck hn though it was o6on 70 doa6s
whether both knees were actually touching the ground
e. the moment lOwoyer the Incident afforded
oyeLruled the objection that raised. but Il waa
MIN MIN h9und 2a2 that tho Questionable proceedings
Pan man had been good. .hum6rsdiy TecsiSing an
,;,, Thsn IN S'tSRpIng 10 duck out Of dAnSer hs
fnts Sown%aIS % on h9badlS9ng looking a ne earth
barney followed up the fun he had been having by Civ
w knd OF uppercut on the back OF tho
soS hsoa his s TINE the Fan mans supporters demanded
hnal5 otHlowea the appeal cries up OF Let's
tAke M our man away "bon'tlet him nght'" = UnfAir'
ana shAmel while several OF the public rushed over
INTO me ring and crow led around si6erbaueT Tlme'
Wa eAleu and Malone stepped the scratch but bl-
pStDsler was 700 closely beSs to get out wheoupon
SECONDS and hackers claimed the night the
o. Time" and amid scene Of Wild CONFUSION, re-
The sun., 1890-01-12

CAMBRIDGE. Jan. 11.-Now that Harvard's
athletes have begun regular training for the Mott Haven
games s possible to idea OF her chances for
success in the great contests on Tuesday sSynve
men asked for an opportunity to show what they could
do 1t will of course require lot At pruning before
the best men selected but tho lhtHs number Of
didatcs indicates vigorous interest in athletic sports
There are several Of tho old In training whose REQ.
ords are good and with such timber build with Har.
ward studons are once beginning to take courage
and look forward to victory These are the men who
have taken part in previous contests:
For the lOO and go yard dashes-Lee 'oi; Moen el;
Hawos, '92: Cook, 'e2; Lord, L. s.. and wnsiow, 'eI
Quarter and half mile runs-Endcott so; powneA eos
Stead 9l Wright 90; sturels 90 For the mile run,
Dayenport si and whs, 81; Throwing the hRmmei
'sl; GreeneSf ~ and Brown. 81 ''''
Haven are Bate. ~ in The me wSS 10 Fsnrns Ssr ~
in running and hurdle jH%glns ann ssitonstat S Il
course OF training aud they confident their ability
Esss ball has also begun g be thoash OF and the
swanms nIyG n ,sEfs I'm Ihe % % dhfy four OF NE
natl. nHona game and they back their opinions with nrIt-
fst 20 maxi great 5sSord this s.gPPy I
The syto9r Cqhddstes for position on tho nine are
the Exeter AsAd.my nine zoe Upton held similar
short for Exeter IN SSs nrnn ann maSo SSse
There are eleven candidates for positions in tho Held
ana three for catcher ''Op ''' '0r pitcher
a %hS
e IN are pulling up and down the river the car
nSrr can Be rn.Hed at leisure TSs GRs
large Platform o s lover ao Is Sad
H6oys tfis pati3rm large balcony commanding
nshnE say IL L viii iSsfxy Be ready for
The. oifashIonod game OF hockey" is to be intro
duSed among Harvard sports and team s being se-
Dr Dudley 4. Sargent has been rcapponted director
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HOWliup Notes.

The Gle ndales have challenged the Empires roll the
Dest two out OF three games.
FeRe the SpArtans has the highest average In the
United Bbwling tournament
- ki66s Of tho Krakehas win play with the Fidelias In
the rom sroy tournament next season
There talk of having an individual match be-
tween III . crack Lowers In the Pomeroy tournament
Sewers odered TO roll Jaburg series giving him %
accept,
Twenty .hrst ward
A ma tch will he played between tho Kranks and
tie Brooklyn. u '"' -''"'f =" ''i'
us S T M e" ao Of FPs% tic RGwnS
alton which will DO held on sunday. Jan. 10
The match between the Pioneers and FRANKS Of
failure OF the clubs to secure alleys for tho third game
Tss Ga.na b bT9s sS, GGS BGwnS as % G|S win bowl
on tho alleys OF the latter club Friday next Ja r.
DAY @ 1ood Fd the OofF' e. Thur
EiSe president; George schenk' Treasurer and c. Il
The Holthacker Bowling Club OF uoboken will play
fr,e,Idly match game WIN the Our own club at ThumS
evening Jan il. Va ''N@'
NJ The second game Of the series between the Ataapt
Gsth sTs9E SsG & Ja - on sruoDos alleys
TSSy htnssd .s SuR hs sPF oPr no
m m 1Oskyillrs accepted qr challenge aud have not
tho week. ~ '"' = N' - q" "H' evening uufinE
Ehe rhnnlH Club has shown up in poor form in Its
~ Lgw games with the excellent material which
thE ciub p0use1ses they should be almost nvinciOla
et the games put up ~ them lately against tho Bev-
aeIeb hoseNileA and :, A O. were OF the most ord-
nary KIND To cAreesBnesN induced by confidence
can alone bo ascribod their dei Brace up
ahSnt1 Mako your future record vs. brilliant that
George 4. WadeiRh OF the Jersey City Athletic Club
nh9 broke tho club record by bowling 278 IN December
on i11ssaay night In competitive game bowod 800
anu Immediately after rolled three addition strk
making nfteen consecutive strikes without break
merely beating all previous records His game was
Iolieu IN the contest now going for $40 silver cup
H. 70 og IwaIded to the member OF tho club VINO mAkes
the hlRheht score each week, and wins the
ihlhber OF times between jan and April IL
The Orchards moved into their new headquartorG the
spartan liOube alleys tOl Greenwich street on Wednes
asy evening and they celebrated the event in right
.Syhl tashloh. The t0am members were flushed with
Sher victory over this crack SparAns and PdoliGA on
AOndAy evening and In fact the whole crowd we're In
1000 splrlts Joe lhum tho proprietor OF the AlleyK
banquet to the club d1fng which spssShes
AFTER the banquet the members had thel drst prAotoS
Name on the ansyG and expressed thSiE approval e
ihSir new home In high tstmL
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What Anglers are Doing.

been producing catches of carp and OF Eood Szs
twenty-five black bAsA Weighing IS poundA were
taken on Jan. In AntistGm Greek, tributary Of thS
Potomac.
Fishing through the loo on BsbaRo Lake Maine IL At
prime Small hooks used and the depth water
10 about alXty-hVe feet
Into the dam At LAekAwAIens Pa. the Rogers patent
hIhWAyB have been placed and tho movements OF the
ShGd this spring will be watched with interest
There Is q record of but i34 mature salmon taken In
the main OF the Hudson OF the 2Oel 1853 salmon
fry liberated In the tributary streams from 1892 1854
Another pleasure park for g1nnnR and nshinE is
be opened AZ the Water Gap Its Jersey side
II will contain 500 OF land and will 30 con
troed BY number OF wealthy gentlemen OF this city
BASA pickeEeL and yellow perch were destroyed by
the BY the draining Of the reservoir Of the Morris
Canal Company and u feared that the fishing grounds
Ted by the reservoir ruined for GL IOAlt VO yOArS
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Al Worth q Muher,s A1useun.

The mastodon hog which has been on exhi-
bition Worth Huber'S Palace Museum for week or
two is the cenro of attraction there for the that
tho person who GueSses his weight gets bright new
$40 gold prize Every visitor that double eagle
but only get It There prizes Of $40 and IS
for second and third place New curiosities In the
m ain hAllE Nelson. the colored giant who has been
RAked upon with wonder Tor several weekB sent TO V
Fnia for his little brother last week The boy came
last Saturday and measures only feet IL inches In
height But then he is only II years old and may get
10 as noisy and comca ever and worries the lie
almost out OF the coored dwarf who sits beside him
Novelty Company and several fayorites will be seen
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At porls,s Up-town Museums.

Business at Doris's pair OF museums con-
tnues on tho increase At his Eighth avenue house n
long list Of animate and nanmate curios from all parts
Of the globe freaks and novelties OF all kinds have been
secured for the current week In the heatorum good
company of specially performers will give entertain.
ments hourly each day. The bill tho Harlem house
IL In way up the usual standard and easily
par with thai offered at the side adQuArterB
dozen o. more competent come edans have also been
engaged to give performances tho stage Rt regular
interVAlA
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At the Ga,ety Museum Thl. Week.


the GAety Museum on the Bowery Ia long Offering of
COCA udevilisms and interesting freaks animate and
inAumRte Most OF the stage performers familiar
TO attendants az the regular vhrle househ fact that
and dance. Some OF the curos altogether new 70
the city museumG The GAety Is proSpsrInR steadily
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Why is tho Court OF St. james" so called

y. W IL
Because St. JRmeSS Palace Is the palace in which the
royal Functions" take place; IL is the headquarters OF
tho English court Similar expressions tho Sublime
Porte" the Porte" meaning TurkeYi tho sublime
Porte the gateway to the sultAnS palace Again the
Vatican the Pope and his cour the Court OF the
TuiSEisa used 10 mean Napoleon LII
The sun., 1890-01-12

Pablo sSraSate and EuRen d'Albert will give their
farewell concert under Abbey GrAu Tuesday even
ing at the Metropolitan sarasate will play the Sym.
phony EspAGnole," by LAlo; THE Nightingale" by
SarasAto and some soloG DAlbert will play Concerto
in D.. by Brahms and number of other things These
artists will not be heard In New York city again until
late in the spring. In the time they will make
of the West and South. They will play In Washing.
ton Wednesday ana in Philadelphia Thursday.
After that they will go PittsburRh Cincinnati Cleve
land, Chicago Milwaukee, st. Paul, Minneapolis Kan.
City Omaha Denver Salt Lake. and San Francisco
Mexico will be visited on the return trip.
The sun., 1890-01-12

The three districts wherein there h to be charge Of
Tammany district leaders this year are the Third whore
Judge oeily succeeds ex.ReRser ssvini the Tw elfh
where William ?. GFotc succeeds Daniel HanIy and the
Fifteenth, where William Dalton succeeds Rich,rd J.
sullivan The ground of removal in districts Three and
IWelVe the non.reslencs of tho present Tam many
leaders but In the Fifteenth the leader to be
q n VIII liz h,aa
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world Of sport are expected
The cable has been kept hummng for peveral days
now by speculAt0rs this side who endeavorng
get hold OF Nine BsrnhArdts version of Joan OF Aro
coupled with the music of Gounod. Tho French owners
OF the play have, however. had keen eye on the
American market and they have refused to mako any
real diSposion OF tho work yet though every
claims It more or less this side So many people
have been bitten badly by purchasing theatrical pig in
the poke that moro caution Is used in buying foreign
attractions than was formerly displayed Tho opinion
10 gaining ground that when really good thing comes
out in Europe the people there likely to keen
hand in Its management after the fashion Of "The
GondOliorS" " here.
man of unusually stalwart physique remarked yes.
terdAy that there were only tive theatres New York
that he ever attended. the Broadway and Palmer'A
Going to the theatre" he said "is not matter OF
passion with me- and am perfectly willing to take my
wife TO the theatre occasionally but cannot consent to
sit for three hours In such chairs found In
the majority OF tho New York playhouseA torture
pure and simple. Theatre managers mako profound
mistake on this question They do not realize there
are RreAt number of mon and women who built In
heavy mould and they their seats to t chill
dren ! can name four or ave theatres In New York
where the orchestra chairs far too small for any
man who weighs more than one hundred aud twenty
nve poundA Some OF the patented chairs swung on
pvots OF small fragile rods one Is in danger
OF falling 70 tho door Al time. remember once at
the Union square Theatre whom they had chairs
put In, less than hvo OF which broke down on the
hrst night that they used The physical comfort
Of his patrons ought to DO tho hrst consideration of
theatrical manager"
When the sweepSrs 20 down Broadway night that |
unhappy thoroughfare looks RE X 1t had suddenly
been permeated by one of the c Aek fogs OF London
thckonsd by u simeon OF pepper and mud. The dust
rises In dense clouds behind the SweeperS to the height
Of tho second and third stories OF the budlnRS and
people coming from tho opera frequently the drug
stores and other shops that and wait until the
clouds Of dust have partially settled they attempted
make their through the dust their clothes would
10 literally coated with refuse This IL In the me.
ropos OF the United States In the year 1890
Rather an odd surprise awaited the KSndala In Can
ida They had expected to receive tho sort of
greeting from their EnEAh cousins In the frozen ter
itory the border AZ rule all English nsttu.
ions are welcomed there with great cordiAity, but
Ehen the KendRs played In Montreal Toronto and tho
ther big cities OF Canada they found thsir houses
roWded but their audiences cool, unSympathotic and
There particular AntaE Eonism dis
AJsd but both Mr. and Mrs Kendall in their letters
lew York friends have commented upon the difference
stWSSn the audiences here AID in the DomiAIon.
The sun., 1890-01-12

George W Plunkstt Is the principal surety upon the
bond Of John C. II Myers appointed attorney for the
collection OF arrears OF personal ta1eA
The sun., 1890-01-12

| The ten largest in the United States are New York
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago. Boston. St. Louis
Baltimore Cincinnati san Francisco. and New Oreans
8. Tho ten largest in New York State New York
Brooklyn Buffalo, Albany. Rochester Troy Syracuse
Utica, Auburn, and oswego I. Diamonds prin
cipaly from South Africa and Brazil g. Boston
Brookline almost entirely; Newtown helps surround
It Mt Blame is still tho highest mountain in Europe
Tho Territory Of Oklahoma has not yet been
organized
Henry SchiudrE-A viii. to be probated in this State
be witnessed by two disintorested persona who
sign their and give their address Ono wit.
or two witnesses without the addresses will not
suffice
Ar0ondm-The pay of an unmounted Second L!euten.
ant In army Is 81, 100; OF q mounted Second Lieu
tenant $500 After ve his pay is increased 10
per cent
IN Ehs eS sS as ana
statesmen, or are they poItciansf As
We don't raise statesmen in this country to
tent statesman is a superior politician. He can
think OF things outside of his party. To statesman
his party isn't the end; II Ia tho Lincoln is the
most perfect example OF modern American statesman
that have, Gladstone aud Bismarck arc statesmen.
Disraeli politician as rule. and Salisbury is
politician OF the highest sort but not statesman To
large degree, distance, whether OF time space
makes statesmen.
Dents Sulirdh-Perhaps by addressing the Rev. II. j.
Van de Ven, rector OF bt CITY,
Mon, you learn about your friend perhaps the
police tell you OF him. The police look him up
for you doubtless
CiTole-The perfect tense should not be used when
definite time is named. 81 was school to-day" Is
correct 81 have been at school to day" is also
rect because to-day" isn't absolutely definite The
denniteneSs depends tho size OF the idea OF time
Tcdcher-Tho new States have ono Representative
apiece, South Dakota may have two Representatives
How often and when has Mr. Gladstone refused a |
pesrGRef l.. II.
We don't know that Mr. Gladstone has ever been /
offered has ever refused pesrARo Every now and |
then tho report that he has been offered earl
dom, and that he will become Earl OF Flint; then comes
denial OF the whole story Mr. Gladstone is not tho
OF 20 boast OF slaughtered peerageS and tho
Prime Minister who offers thom naturally wouldn't caro-
To brAR about being Snubbed Besideh Mr. Gladstone
wanted = peSraRe he'd have taken while no was
Prime Minister; his political opponents would hardly
care TO give him one
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POPULAR WANTS.
CAN BE LEFT
FOR
INSERTION IN THE GLOBE:

A. Il. GUERNSEY, Corner Dale and Selbya
Avenue.
P. L LILLYBECK. corner Seventh and John
streets.
HOTEL RYAN DRUG STORE. 1913 Robert.
NJ C.. LYONS, Druggist 707 East Third
street. corner Bates.
CONGER BROS, Druggists, $40 Universitys
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers, corner Ash 7
land avenue and Dale street.
A. P. WILKES, Druggist 759 and .61 West
Seventh street. 3,
BERGMAN q CO.. 4oo Dakota avenua 81
E. FOX, 49, Rice street. 9
- - q
FRANK. OSBURG, 17S Western avenua RI
j. H HAYES, AL West Seventh street. %
HIPPLER & COLLYER Druggist 13J East
Seventh street.
JOHN FURLONG GROCERY COMPANY
Corner Eighth and jackson streets. u
WILKES PHARMACY, Seven Corners.
M. D. MERRILL. Books and Stationery 442
Broadway.
HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and
St Peter streets
R. SCHIFFMAN & SON. Druggist corner
Third and Maria
A. LYONS, Druggist Corner Third and
Maria.
HIP PETTIGREW. corner Rice and lyle
hart.
W. NJ. RICHARDSON. go wabasha-
MRS. JENNIE CLINTON. GAL East Seventh
G. H. WEBB. Soc Broadway.
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BLOOD AND SKINS D Issase
Health Is Wealth,

DIR. E. C.WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT. guaranteed specific for Hysteric
Dizziness, Commissions, Fits Nervous Neu-
ralgia Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused
by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakeful-
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Brainresulting in insanity and leading to
misery, decay and death, Premature Old Age,
Barenness, Loss of Power in either sex, In
by over-exertion Of the brain, self-abuse or
over-indulgence, Each box contains one
months treatment 81 box, or six boxes
for So, sent by mail prepaid On receipt Of
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To cure any case. With each order received
by US for six boxes, accompanied with So.
we will send the purchaser our written guar
antee to refund the money if the treatment
only by Hippler & Collier, the open -all-nigh
druggists, corner Seventh andSibley streets
St.. Paul. MINI.
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WANTS.

The GLOBE local circulation in the cities
Of st. Paul and Minneapolis is larger than
tie circulation of any other newspaper; and
lhas become the recognized WANT Medium
fer the Twin Cities.
WANTS are inserted in the GLOBE under
classified headings according to the following
TABLE OF RATES:
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Kayanaugh Il Johnson. Auction,
GERS.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
n estate by auction. We will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises, on Tuesday,
June II, at p. M, the east half of lots
and2 of block "a, West st. Paul Proper;
this property is situated on George ST., three
and one-half blocks west of Dakota ave., and
has good house and barn on it; parties
looking for snaps attend to this: for further
particulars watch this space later on. Kav-
anagh d Johnson. auctioneers 1877 and 189
East Sixth st. Patrick Kelgher, admins
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a Elk. Sunday; b Elk. Saturday; d Daily.
TICKET OFFICES
Chicago and ST. Louis.

Trains on 'sThe Burlington'' leave
Union Depot St Paul, as follows: East
daylight scenic Mississippi express. 1850
morning, arriving Chicago 1890 night;
st. Louis, 6: so morning making direct
connections for points East and
South.
Limited Pullman VestfbuIed leaves
1880 evening. arriving Chicago 900
morning; Breakfast in Dining Car, ar.
rive ST. Louis 5:15 afternoon.
1t Is The Peoples Favorite Line to
WinOna, La Crosse. Prairie du
Chen, Dubuque, Galena, Chicago,
Rock island, Peoria. st. Louis, and
direct line to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Ticket Offices, l64 East Third ST., and
Union Depot. st. Paul.
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DYE WORKS.

~ j. ROCHEX, N. W. Steam Dye Works;
L. Office, 416 Robert ST., Ryan block;
works, 55 and 81 Indiana av.
TZAHLERT Il MINTEL, MINNESOTA
IN Steam Dye Works. PA East Seventh st.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE, June IA. 1890, at No.
n 126 Dakota av., ST. Paul, of 80 head
first-class, sound horses, aged 5, 6 and z
years, weight from 1850 to 1,600 pounds,
good colors, bay, brown and blacks, honest
workers and drivers in either double or sim
gle harness, among which are three pairs of
draft or heavy work teams, weighing from
$500 TO 8, 300 pair; two pairs of fine black
horses, weighing 2, 800 and 2,4O0, suitable
for family carriage. hack or hearse; num-
Der of clean-cut horses, weighing from ], 200
to 800 suitable for single family carriage,
coupe or use where good color, style, action
and safe disposition are required; some fine
gentlemens drivers and family horses,
weighing from ], 1850 to 200. that are well
broke and can step along quite good, and,
with ordinary care, will be valuable horses:
these horses | bought myself in Dodge and
Olmsted counties, this state, for the Boston
market where | have shipped 80 carloads in
the last two years, and it is not profitable to
take any but the best; not having time to go
with this lot | have concluded to take the
Eastern plan, quick sales and light profits;
these horses are acclimated, ready for any
kind of service. not being fitted up in sale
stable and liable to disorder, ETC.: all will be
tried double and single, truthfully described
and warranted on the day of sale, and trial
given until p. m. June Is following, and if
not as represented taken back and money re-
funded; l have no cappers or jockeys, do
first-class, as we'll as the stock; parties about
to purchase horses will do well to wait until
the Nth One block from south end of Wa
basha ST. bridge T. K Norton
KayanaugIl Il Johnson. AIlctiOn-
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FOR SALE.

LMFor sale cheap; heart of city: big trade.
Address Sleeper, Globe.
CTORE FIXTURES for sale cheap at
- Kent's Storage and Forwarding Com
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DRESSHfAKING.

DRESSMAKER--One first-elass dress
IL maker who can oversee in the work
room Call at Mrs. Bruggeman's Dressmak-
ing Parlors, % East Seventh st,
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INSTRUCTION.
WANTED TO RENT,

WANTED TO RENT for the summer, a
w team of horses for family carriage;
would have good care and moderate use or
month or more. Rev. E. C.. Mitchell
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GaIenic Medical Institute

q ST., st. raul MIH7.
Establishedin 1861 for
the cure of private, nerv-
GUS and chronic diseases,
including SpermatOr-
\ rhoea, or Seminal Weak
ness, Nervous Debility,
ImpOtency, Syphilis
GonorrhOea, elect, Stric-
ture, Varicoceie, Hydro
cele, Diseases Of Women,
etc.
The physicians Of this
old and Reliable Insti.
tflta eSnpcial1v treat all