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THEY DENY IT.
THE STRIKE AT DoBsoNs'.
Report of tho Special Agent Appointed by
Secretary Foster.

Report OF tho Special Agent Appointed by
Secretary Foster.
PHtADEtPHfA, Pa, juno 28.-The
special agent appointed by Secretary
Foster to inquire into the recent strike
atao John 4 James Dobson's mills has
made his report. 1t is a lengthy one,
aud embraces both sides OF the story.
lIr does not recommend what sort OF
action shall be taken, but from the tes-
iiaOny presented it looks as il the mat
ie' will he taken into court. John and
james Dobson are charged by their
former employees Of importing contract
labor This is not denied by the Dob
sons, IS they claim it was necessity,
as the work could not be done by the
Viewers in this country. The trouble
grew out Of a strike. The strikers said
IRe Dobsons were getting foreigners to
@Es their places at reduced wages. The
Voosons claim that the weavers were
incompetent and could not weave vel
vel IN the other side, the weavcrs
Cg?atCnd that they could, and a number
o. them testified before the special agent
mat this kind Of work they learned in
England. They also testified that the
proper material was not furnished them
anu that the loom-dxers were unskilled
IN this branch Of weaving, and the poor
@oR done was attributed to these
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LONDON, June 26.--The Shanghai cor.
respondent of the Standard says that
even the governments decree ordering
the prompt beheading of all persons
implicated in the recent riots and mas.
sacres has failed to stop the outrages
which are being perpetrated on foreign.
ers in China. The correspondent adds
that there are now twenty foreign men
of-war lying in the Yangtse Kiang.
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OMAHA, NEB., June 26.-Rain has been
falling all day. Some of tho low sections
Of the city are flooded but the damage is
not very extensive as yet. Reports
from the State bring news OF additional
damage by rain and wind. Three
cyclones passed over Palmer last night
demolishing crops.
A special from Ida Grove, Iowa, says
twenty-five houses refooded there and
the people have been obliged to seek
shelter on high ground. All communi-
cation with the north is cut off, The
Maple river is the highest ever known.
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rnE n1snop,s Jup1nEE.
Tho rwenty.ar.h Anniversary of Hla Or.
LIuation as n Priest.

Tho TWenty.hfth Anniversary OF dlA Or.
dIuaton aS n Priest.
The programme has been issued for
the celebration on July 2 Of the sacer-
dotal silver jubilee of Rt. Rev. John j.
Kahn, Roman Catholic Bishop of this
diocese. There will be solemn pontifl-
cal mass at a. M, with an address by
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Sullivan, Vicar General
Of tho diocese and another by Rev.
Father Didacus, o. NJ. G. At 1880 the
reception Of the visiting clergy will
take place, and at 1880 p. m. tho laity
will be received in tho convent
hall. Hon. I. S. Riley will make on ad-
dress on on behalf of the English speak
ing Catholics, and Mr.. Peter Bonen-
berger one for the German speaking
Catholics, and Bishop Kain will make a
brief address from the portico OF the
Cathedral. The celebration is looked
forward to with great interest by all the
Catholics OF Wheeling and vicinity, and
the celebration will doubtless surpass
anything of the kind ever seen in
Wheeling.
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LONDON, June 26.-Mr. Gladstone has
started for Lowestot, where he hopes to
be able to recruit his health. Lord
Aberdeen, in whose house Mr.. Glad
stone staid during his recent illness,
thinks there is no cause for alarm; that
the distinguished patient is merely suf-
fering from the effects OF influenza.
Rest ia necessary, but it will not pre-
vent him from writing magazine arti-
Gle while at the sea shore.
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Wont Virginia. pensIon..

Special DiSpdteh TO the Lnteligaloer.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Wcst yir-
ginia pensions: original-David T.
Lowsi, William Broun, Charles Price,
George W. Cunningham. George @.
Gordon, Benjamin W. Bell, John Gates,
Commodore Lasner. Additionals =
Wade II. Powers, Frances N. Wells,
William II. Perkins, Felix E. Kerns.
Increase-William Il. Lamb. Original
Elizabeth A. Campbell, Ruth A. Day
ton (mother) Joseph ]. Spear, Samuel
Linn, Chapman Vance, George Pitcher,
James f. Fleming, Samuel II. Sampler,
Daniel Criddle, John T. Grayum,
William I. Pierce, Thomas Logsdon,
Solomon Williams, John n. Toothman,
John w. Host, William Il. Davis,
Stephen II. Wauless. Additional
Daniel @. Ayers, John R. Thaxton. In
crcase-Edward Pearce, William Jett,
John II. Dunbar, James NJ. Pyles,
George W. Shaffer.
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THE STORM IN MovILLE.
The Town Is Almost Wiped out and An
other Storm Prevailing.


other Storm Prevailing.
Boone, IA, June 26.-At the Chicago
& Northwestern headquarters in this
city was received to-day the first direct
news from the scene Of the floods on the
Maple river branch of the road. The
dispatch is from tho operator at Mo-
Vile, and says that the town is almost
wiped out. The water run in at the de-
pot windows and is up to the ceilings of
all the buildings. All the houses in the
fiat portion Of the town have been swept
away and the railroad turn-table is
washed from its place. Three miles Of
track is gone between Moyille and
Kingsley, also most OF the small bridges
and the bridge over the Sioux river
This destruction is now being supple
mented by another storm raging at
present in the saIno vicinity and eS-
tending south to tho main line OF the
Northwestern. 1t is raining very hard
and the storm Is travelling east.
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New YoRK, June 26.-James A. Sim
mons, who was convicted OF aiding Gen
cral Peter ]. Classen, President of the
Sixth National Bank, in the embezzle-
ment of the funds OF that institution,
was to-day sentenced to SIX years i'm
prisonment in the Eric county peniten-
tiary. An appeal will be taken to the
United states Supreme Court.
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New York LIES shortage.

New YoRK, June 26.-An evening pa
per says: at is now stated on authority
of an officer of the New York Life In
surance Company that a new shortage
of Sl25, 900 has been discovered in the
accounts Of the spinish-Amerion dc.
partment.
This deficit is also due to the peculiar
business methods ofAgent Mersebaclter
and, added to the former shortage in
his accounts Of S2T2,00O, brings the
total amount of the detalcation to near
ly half n million.
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SHREVEPORT, La, June 26.-Tom Har-
ris, colored, was hanged inside the
parish Jail here to-day for the murder Of
Ella franklin, his mistress, who was
killed on Texas avenue Friday night,
May l2. He ascended the scaifold with
manifest resignation and expressed re-
gret over his crime and hoped he would
be forgiven,
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Sons of Veterans Appointments.
'n,-;nl DIsDnirh to Lhs Inielif1ennsr.

New MARrINsvnIE, W. VA, June &c.
Colonel ]. S. McCaskey, Commandant
of the Sons OF Veterans Of West vir-
ginia, has made tlie4following appoint
ments OF staff officers for the ensuing
year: Chaplain, W. W. McHenry, OF
Parkersburg; Adjutant, W. T. sidells,
Of New Martinsville; Quartermaster,
O. D. Moore, of New Martinsville; In
spector, E. B. Morris, OF Clarksburg;
mastering officer, Past Colonel i. D.
Hazen, OF Parkersburg; Surgeon, DR..
W. 2. McGrail, Of Wheeling.
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THE FLOOD AT cHEnoKEE.
A stench Arises. from Hundreds Of
Drowned Animals.


FoRT DODGE, Ia, June 26.-Thc latest
advices from Cherokee say that the
damage by floods is greater than at first
reported. AS the waters recVde, tho
carcases of cattle are landed, and to-day
the stencil from them permeates the
mir. 1t is estimated that hundreds OF
head OF stock have been lost, Two
miles OF track OF the NAN line OF the
illinois Central has been washed out
between Cherokee and Sioux City. Tho
Sioux riyer is subsiding, but it is still
forty feet deep and covers quarter
mile OF country. The average depth of
tho river when in its channel is about
four feet. The work Of clearing away
the debris is now in progress, and aid is
being rendered the unfortunate inhabi-
The town of Moville is still flooded,
and not one of the 200 inhabitants are
able to occupy their houses, and all are
cnmOiY1U mt
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DAxexnFrELp, Texas, June 27.-News
has Just reached here that two negroes
living in Cass county, ten miles east Of
this place, named Win Harhfeld and
Nun Sheppard, were taken out and shot
to death. There is no clue to the guilty
parties. Nun Sheppard had bad rep
utation, and this Is supposed to have
been the cause OF his death.
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Tho Cabinet Mco.Ing.

WASHINGTON, june 26.-A regular
meeting of the Cabinet was held to-day,
beginning at 1l;SO o'clock. The alb
scntees we're Secretaries Blaine and
Proctor and Attorney General Miller.
The principal topic OF discussion was
the continued coinage OF silver alter
July l, and the Secretary OF the Treas
ury presented considerable data on the
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AmnlrnmntcI A.,nnInt,nn.

f'TT'DcR0u, Pa, June 96.-At this
mornings session OF the Amalgamated
association !, OF Iron and Steel Workers
ne following officers were elected:
G. resident, William Wiehe; Secretary.
SI'gnhgn Madden; Assistant Secretary,
~ hN,iIsallon; Treasurer, James Perry.
III the vicepresidents werere.elected,
Is were were the other officers.
me scale conference committee will
.suh .. be in session with the mnnnfac.
'u'eEs tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock,
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A., NRicAoo, June 20.-Work upon the
S. NM OF the Worlds Fair buildings was
:, y's0n to-day. The structure for which
,E. ,En 4isging for the foundations was
h, .-' oeenn is the woman's building, To
M g'GcieI according to the plans Of
Wss, W% sophia G. Hayden, OF Boston,
snS i,i i II Is to be 200 by 400 feet in size
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Sioux FALLS, June 2G.-Further re-
ports here place the loss at Sunderland
by the storm at $4,000 to buildings
alone. Seventy miles of Illinois Cen
tral track are submerged in water. The
loss will reach 100000, but it will take
many days to repair it. The loss Of the
Chicago 4 Northwestern will be fully as
great as the Illinois Central.
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Nm cnllfornIn ,e at chIcnro2

San FRANclsco, June 26.-state Comp
troller Colgan's attorney, j. A. Barham,
has advised him not to pay the 100000
appropriated by the Legislature for
Caliiornia's exhibit at the Worlds
Fair, on the ground that tho appropri-
alton is unconstitutional.
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A Critical sI,Uo,Ior

TACOMA WASH, June 2G.-It was ru.
Moted ,1 here last night that the colored
SSG,IINmCn are drilling in tho woods
silly' .,Sy' They are said 10 be armed with
=. ..IS', Y, aud any attempt so resume work
% on,i %e mncs will result in gathering the
S1.'e Sas. force OF armed soldiers. Resi-.
SSr!s. Srr!s here arc awaiting results with
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TBEH. OIL. Will REJECT
ma Proposition Submitted by. the
Present Administration
rGgRDING THE DISMISSAL
o,,rcmbcrs of the order From Gov
,rnment Employ.-They Assume a
threatening Attitude Toward Nc
vInley Despite the Statement Arnde
By powdcrIy at cincinnati--.1mpOFt-
ance of the Matter.


Eteel D.pdltE 70 his N"''''yt"''"
Cotrxgrs, O., juno 2O.-The confer
,,,s Of the Knights OF Labor here has
.,,,,ocd a phase somewhat threatening
,r,rl Mckinley. As heretofore indi-
nte5. the initial question before the
zcctiag was the discharge OF members
i tho Knights OF Labor employed in
he government departments.
psemins Ohio the pivotal State in the
rs,t Presidential campaign, the confer
,sce was brought to this city, where the
E4epcst blow can descend if the organ
i,,tion wishes. The defeat OF McKin-
by. in tho opinion of eminent states
men. would mean the defeatof Harrison
o. the Republican nominee for Presi-
dent. \ secret conicrcnco'was held at
Mansfield iow days since by Major
VcEinleY, Senator Sherman and Secre-
arg Foster, it being the intention of
tbi haor board TO give the ndministra-
,,n oac more chance for amicable adj
ia.,men:. At this secret conference
rroposi,ion wns made to the Knightsof
labor which since that time has been
unicr consideration by that board.
M, now stated upon good authority
,bet the board has decided to reject the
r6pcsition submitted IN behalf OF the
ADMINISTRATION. This proposition did
no, agree to reinstatc all the dismissed
EMPLOYEES; therefore the labor men seek
irriher concessions or war.
It will be remembered that Mr.. Pow
dsrlv. in an interview at Cincinnati, de-
clartd that the X. OF l.. was not 0ntag-
criaic to Major Mckinley.
THEY DENY IT.
Another dispatch says: Considerable
speculation is being indulged in rs to
tie probable political action, if any,
which will be taken by the executive
hoard. Mcssrs. Powderly, Hayes and
pcylin are authority for the statement
that nothing Of this kind has been
discussed in the meeting, and they
dcHy the report to the effect that the
Overwhelmingly and Sherman meeting
at Mansfield this week had any connec-
ton with the conference OF the ex-Board
nov in session. As to what political
s.'ioa, ii any may be taken, they state
its matter for the future.
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A TERRIPLE CYCLONE.
Several Persons killed and Injured at Mt,
CarmeI-It Came Without Warning.

Several Persons Killed and Injured at Mt
CarmeI-It Came Without Warning.
MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, June 26.-The
Patterson Coal Company's breaker, To-
Gated at Natalie, was destroyed by a
cyclone this afternoon and the follow
ing persons were killed: ]. n.
Blossom, Hawlcy, Pa; j. Bentley
Dodson, Shicksiny, Pa; Richard
Roberts, Luzerne borough; William
Lodge, Luzerne borough; an Italian,
unknown, and another stranger are still
under the debris. The breaker was To-
Gated on the summit OF Big Mountain,
about ] 600 feet above the sen level. II
ran almost due east and west.
The structure was about 800
feet in length, and the high
est point was one hundred and
sixty-ilve feet. The two unknown men
were slaters, and were engaged in roof
ing the breaker at the time OF the acci-
dent. Shortly after noon the sky in the
north became black and the darkness
grew in intensity. The men perched
on their high tower gazed on
the advancing storm, expect
ing to descend in time to avoid
the rain. Suddenly flash Of
lightning illuminated the horizon, a
thunder peal that shook all the neigh
borhood followed, and the next minute
the terrible wind gust gathered up the
mighty structure as though it were a
feather, and, whirling it around, dashed
1t to ruin. The men were mangled al
most beyond recognition.
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CHICAGO, June %. -Eongshoremon
employed e! at the Lehigh, ogdensburg,
Union and Anchor line docks, to the
a,.pnber Of about 800, went on strike
;,SS,'crday ior an advance in wages from
S ue present rate Of twenty cents per
EuuF En TO twenty-five ccnta. Tho LehiCh
%ng anS mas granted the demands ofits men
~'a 'hc% have returned to work.
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A FESIALE CROOK
Arrested for ForgeFy-She Jumps ThrouG
n Car window and Escapes.

Arrested Tor FoFgeFy-sHe JhmPa THOUGH
Car Window and Escapes.
CHICAGO, Juno 26.-At noon yesterday
Deputy Sheriff Reno, of Denver, Colo,
left here with Mrs. L. L. Philoincustody.
She was under bond in Denver for for
gerry and other swindling operations,
but jumped her bail. She was arrested
here and turned over TO Reno. Word
was received here to-day that the wo-
man escaped from custody by jumping
through the car window while the tram
was in motion and that, though the
region thereaboutshad been thoroughly
searched, no trace OF her could be
found,
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TRASIPIED TO DEATH.
A Team of Horses Plays Havoc Mt Mn
sonic Celebration.

sonic Celebration.
New ORLEANS, La, June 27.-The Ma
sons Of the city celebrated st. Johns
Day yesterday at West End, and among
the means of entertainment was lot Of
fireworks. The platform of the pyro-
technics held thousands of people, Into
these there dashed at the explosion of
the first bomb team OF horses and q
carriage which had been standing in the
roadway. Mrs. 4. F. Michel was
knocked down, her skull fractured and
her body cruelty torn by the horses
'hoofs. Her two children were slightly
injured. Mrs. John C. Fleming, wife Of
the Past Grand Master, was badly hurt.
Harry Russell, n bookkeeper, was killed.
He boldly attempted to stop the team,
but was thrown beneath their feet,
where his lie was literally stamped out
OF him. Henry johnson, the colorcd
driver OF the carriage, has been ar
rested, charged with manslaughter.
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LISBON, juno 26.-Letters received in
this city from members OF the congress
sional party of Chilli, accuse the police
who are serving under the Balmaceda
administration Of throwing imitation
bombs at the ministers, so as to afford
pretext for the arrest Of the congress
sional negotiations.
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Carriage Dealers Fall.

Bosrox, Mass, June 26.-Tho firm OF
Kimball Brothers, manufacturers and
dealers in carriages, failed and made an
assignment to George w. Moric without
preferences. Liabilities about 100000; I;
assets 1000 to $4,000.
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LONDON, June 26.-The Rev. Charles
spurgeon, whose illness is causing his
friends some alarm, passed restless
night and this morning seems to be in
q worse condition than he was yester-
day Mt tho same time.
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Nono OF tlle nonIe. Fonnd.

CrxcINxATr, O., June 96.-At mid
night tonight not one of the bodies
OF the five pleasure seekers that were
run down by steamer and drowned at
Riverside last night had been found.
The river is full OF search boats and is
Illuminated with torch fires.
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Pinto oln,, nro-,.. n....,

h.n Hn'l|ooD, ND, June 2s.-The casting
pi'.t Il'. ana n, furnace room of. the Diamond
iss,1e i.,e ,lass ,Glass COmpaay's works here have
'' burned. Loss $50. 900.
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stenmshIp News.

PHtLApELPuA, Pa, juno 26.-Arrived
-Manitoban, from Glasgow.
LONDON, June 2B.-Sighted-City OF
Berlin, from New York.
INV YoRK, June 26.-Arrived-Kaiser
Wilhelm II, from Bremen,
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s,,chIuuu,s Contribution.

LANSING, Mich, June 26.-The Senate
has passed the House bill calling for a
vote OF the people upon tho question of
calling a convention for general re-
vision OF the State constitution.
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VIENNA, June 26.-Prince Alexander
OF Battenberg, Prince OF Bulgaria, whose
gallantry defeated King Milan in the
Balgaria-seryiaR war in 1885, is dan
gerously III. Prince Alexander is suf-
fcring from an ulcer in the stomach.
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New YoRx, juno 27.-Dr. John L.
Northrup, instructor in zoology at
Columbia College, who was badly burned
Yesterday afternoon by the explosion OF
q casE OF alcohol, died early this morn
ing in the Presbyterian Hospital.
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LONDON, June 20.-Heavy thunder
storms are reported throughout Eng
land and Ireland. Much damage was
caused by floods, and several houses
were burned or shattered by lightning.
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for the army places the number of re.
cruits for 1891 at 962, 400, against 9l,OO0
In 1881.
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IN, lIlTLE Rock, ARK, June 26.-Tho
io5ioa! if,Jna jury this morning returned an
Ws,,yiiMeat against ex.state Treasurer
fgIIl'Aa Tor embeISlement OF State
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ST. PETERSBURG, Juno 2s.-An lmpe-
rial ukase with reference torecFuitfng
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We think we have the best boys 81 10
Button, Lace or Congress Shoe in the
city. sroSE's CASH SHOE STORE.
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For Ohio. West Virginia aud Western Pennsyi.
vnnia, light showur cooler; northerly winds.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-05-01

Total, ............... s,s26, 900, 600
This is the gross aggregate Of perso-
nal corporate property and interests
in Pennsylvania. 1t is, beyond ques-
ton, the most valuable as regards the
rate of income and the gross receipts
thereon. Much of it is now exempt
ed from all taxation by law in def
ance of the ninth article of the Consti-
tuition. None, of it, except horses
and cattle, is taxable for any except
State purposes.
The whole amount of the State
revenue for the year 1889 from all
sources is, according to the State
Treasurer's report, page 9, $S,465, 900.
To ascertain the taxes collected by
the State from the vast total Of perso-
nal and corporate property above
scheduled we will take into account
and deduct the following items from
the State Treasurer's report of 1889 /:
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Total transportation and transmits
ctuu w., Fi,o1o,ofo,ONN
EsrrMATEs OF AUDITOR-GENERAL TO TAX CON-
MISSION AS TO Personal PROPERTY.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-06
DRS. DARRIN.
Their Stay in This City is
Limited, and Will Soon
Close Their Offices.

Drs. Darrin contemplate soon clos
ing their Offices in Los Angeles, and will
return to their head office in Portland,
where they are permanently located
Parties desiring to see them can do SO
at once at Hotel Ramona, corner Third
and Spring, Los Angeles, Cal.
Office hours from 10 to daily; even
ings, to 8; Sundays, 10 to IL.
They make specially of all diseases
of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and
all nervous, chronic and private dis
eases, such as Loss of Manhood, Blood
Taints, Syphilis, Gleet, Gonorrhoea,
Structure, Spermatorrhoea, Seminal
Weakness, or Loss of Desire or Sexual
Po <er in man or woman. All peculiar
Female Troubles, Irregular Menstrual
ton, Displacements, etc., are confden-
TALLY and successfully treated, and will
under no circumstances take case that
they cannot cure or benefit. Consulta-
ton free. Charges reasonable. Cures
OF private diseases guaranteed and
never published in the papers. Most
cases can receive home treatment after
a visit to the doctors Office. In
quiries answered and circulars sent free.