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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

and a firm grip ON his tail. Perhaps her
own wild fear of the flash powder pre-
vented her from exercising that soothing
effect upon Beauty's spirits which we had
hoped for. She Was pretty badly scared
and she talked to that unfortunate animal
in a way that would have undermined the
calmness Of Sacred Gnee. Her agitation
WAS increased when Jack remarked that he
proposed to make q sure thing Of it by
using a double dose Of the illumination; and
by the time all was ready both she and the
dog we're in a state of nervous excitement
bordering On hydY0phobia.
Jack had brought some sort of an sppli-
nce for lighting the powder in al artistic
manner, but he had lost it in the confusion
incident TO the disappearance Of Beauty, so
he put the illuminator in the middle of Il
sheet Of paper, and touched q match to
one corner. The paper smouldered. and
was unwilling to burn. Several painful
minutes elapsed.
"Oh, this suspense is killing me- moaned
Maude: and Beauty Clipped in with a long.
melancholy howl.
Cant you do something to precipitate
the catastrophe!" said l to Jack.
"This COMPOUNDED paper has gone OUT
he muttered, fumbling around for a match.
Now, Jack was in error regarding that pa
per. and he discovered the truth about it
lust at the moment when his open hand
was directly over the pile of fash powder.
There came n dazzling flash, III the light of
which 1 saw Peauty soaring in mid air, with
his mouth wide open and fear and agony in
his eyes. The next instant ! heard him land
with a crash on top of the camera, smash
ing it to fragments. / heard Jack rush to
the window yelling FIRE and murder, and as
| made a dash to stop him ] ran straight
against Msude, b ciasped her arms
around my neck and screamed into my left
ear. Jack meanwhile mad torn tbs window
open with q crazy notion of cooling his
hand in the outer air. His howls
the attention OF a policeman on
sidewalk opposite, Who saw the smoke
Of tho fash-powder pouring out of the win
low. and at once pulled in an alarm from
he nearest box.
Half an hour later, when the department
e~xtinQuished the confiagration in the
,alm of Jacks hand. and had broken in
heir impetuous haste the few articles of
'urniture which Beauty n the rest of us
had time to attend to. I discovered
daude and the prizs dog seated on the back
tsirs consoliuR each other. The unforfu-
late Beauty had encountered . three-inch
tream from a chemical engine. which had
AIKEN slmOst all the outer crust of Irish set
of him, and had made ID somewhat DIFF |
lcult to say just what part OF a dog show he
vas best fitted TO adorn.
l called MHuds's attention TO this, and
aid ] feared that his disjointed and frag-
appearance might subject hmm to
he ridicule Of the judges.
III they are human said she. caressing
he unhappy animal, they will pity and
him. Ho~AgD FrEIpNa. !
Copyright.
Gsraiss Blue Psisss On thu haifshsll. Motor
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

pared for another attempt to capture
Beautyis likeness. Maude enticed him back
in the room and posed him once more. In
order to guard against q repetition of the
mishap which had brought our precious ef-
forts to naught. We arranged that Maude
should conceal herself behind Beauty's ped
sstal and detain him by encouraging words
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

qsnHiss Blus Peists On tia hAlfshsll. Motor
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

nnsporsd hia &6rin6 - 49, -
9,krn - ssy1s11ing te~veAsn - trxsA
und auky. - snes~promisdas snsuwor
nksm sx.lnn 81 .>sn6aanss e 5s.Skuo
wixhoss rsuusd - tkuk pre3o1Ssss q
shss nam hers bax mtnAfl q The -
sAns every opfcnenA evsn - ~ aeseA
= nsa nesessArlly IN eneny. 60 49,
Gnearsay ex hezi<f y entatt~d - ruspses
eva when fo~pA szrsysd axsinss - I
sAsll endr>por - - sxsss snd seena
,~stioe q he antagonists Il shs SuuuA
= well - a. her leAder~ na19Ax q
exteauats nor 80 down saghs ia nal
iae.' Ill fail II win be becsuse my love
sor the Soush<rn people and tAsis iose
cause and iesser may unooaseieasly in-
naenee my Judgment II the meA and
beliefs HAT were arr&yed in desdly con-
Gics during the war between the states %
The accompanying picture Of JeiRsr
son Davis il taken from . portrait Ia
the possession Of Mn- Davis. ard \ her
fsvorits picture of her late husband.
The early chapters Of Mrs. Davis book
are devoted 10 the early life of her hus-
band and his ancestors, who esrae from
Wales and located at Phladelphia
There were three brothers. and the
youngest of those, Evans Davis. removed
TO Georgia, then colony Of Great Brit
ain. lie married widow named Emery
and had one son. Samuel Davis. the fs-
thar Of jefferson Davis
Mrs. Davis quotes jefferson Davis ~
having described his father and mother
in the following language:
During his service Ia South Carolina
my father met my mother, aud after tho
war they were married. Her maiden
name was Jane Cook. She WAS Of
Sootch-lrish descent. and Was noted for
her beauty and sprightliness Of mind.
She had graceful poetic mind. which.
with much Of her personal beauty. she
retained 20 extreme old age. Ny fs-
Their, also. was unusually handsome.
and the accomplished horseman his
early life among the mounted men OF
Georgia naturally made him. He was
. man OF wonderful physical activity.
1.-The last time saw my father be
was sixty-four years Of age. He was
about TO mount tall and restless horse,
80 that II was difficult for him to put his
fsot in the stirrup. Suddenly he vault
cd from the ground into the saddle
without any assistance. He was usual
ly grave and of stoical character, and of
such sound judgment that his opinions
were a law 10 his children, and quoted
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

Mississippi. by scs Of the Legislaturo>
Il now known a. jefferson Hayes
Davis
Ia tho first chapter Of the book Mrs
Dswis explains tAat her object In writ
lag The book II, "a far ss possible. to
tell tho story Of her husbands life in
his own words; 70 make IL autobiograph-
isAl. aEd to complete the task he len
unSnishcd. Then she se5s:
During tho intervening period OF over
forrsesre years jefferson Davis, hy his
stainless personal character; By his un-
f4rrfng and unselfsh devotion 20 she
interests Of the South: BY his upesy-
peAsed shsljty a. an exponent and
champion of her rights and principles
81 well al by his distinguished public
services IA peace and war, and his higs
official station, vss universally re-
y-s-Asa s-e-sl- ~. representatives, ~ |.
crest era q Erest e.se>. szsd . great
peopla The err Is eioeed. The cause b
iost. hut Ne People remain and
revere nae memory asi u,crrn
him. dead. whoxa- living Ney
delighted ~ hover Is - for
then that write tf&~ nser~oir sod Vim
dica1ion 81 hie ps'siticsi setkoz. In -ss-
6scssknS hiSn also vfndicate thezn. for
lie spent bis long Efs IN skeir service
and vas revsrasa with tAe5 love ard
cp1z ss1ee fraa lis crSsle - 20 grave
u tie sssf-x If &C. snr-es sask ] sAssl
ez.l<zvox-ks he srsiac.i-hr the s,ir@ skst
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

Aeseh - p4eh>d - many shsn Tia
sa>nsr~A wss . sunokx,aog1k spA e>sasd
ssch she'll ~ ~ p<OVss dsssgnsssOn.
NR~ - cuakA Rs~A - shnAsA 49,
e.nS ,us<sus end many oths~ cuvsoA-
~ s3nd b flud end nmnA When hunt
3nx ~ SuVes~l xAAchro b wcah spend
h<yxxs n ssanAn.ng sApTesu<s and psrsr
sstcA He disno~srsa passs1sss prsyiaG
upon p1s>siteA - ss~s Ne history Of
cach He knew every spesies Of BIRD
nd ws~e into scseac1ps over she ear
dsusA Ne o.npsrsst - b~ihanch. the
bwerhs~ ~ shs srs-sor~hfil. shs chiels-
wsns>wsac~. Ne syssg sird md yssny
ekhrsa He ssdsas Ae<9pe ~ ~ kiu
srp svory-Asssed vppip<als~. Il hare
ussser sssn bws sna. ~ 80. "sud that
wss Ia IA srnikh>rsasn knssskute." In
<lse s-vai>> as<tinx sAe psny wecas he
disro-s~>a what Ne natives ssrra av-
xr~vs rszns shaf ed spcn in~eets.
Hs sprA IN .zs~i sestghs IN 6sstrv.
azxi sse aeAA,e go magnificent For
sh~--. do-s ~ soriea IN Sfsee psheaA cut
WITH . roa ard r.ei u-,fil hss aruas
rurhsf wssh sx~ruksona Eext he w~us
fbr shs - sud ths 49, .nsppsr Ard
Other xssrsy ssA. TIER ne srorpev
epsk hfa fancy. I n~~~~ s,>a9 ts~7zvs his
deixhe spnn securing red s-vupe~. II.
svcs xzf's sea uocfh v~rs u Ful-v
spior and NE sscinSs On - back were
ef s~s-n ~, wsus~oa- finally. hovrvsr, h>
p-sflsd -.xu the channel. ~ spss s.~.
Day <f,rr Ssv - ~pula s<xnf upsn a.
hrzeh rrsskinv c>~fs md rrerrx Zen
IA frrrr th< ssusss Along arr. We
had . oetas 81 psuc~rsaars - sAe
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

the thread OF the story and the result -
two large volumes containing over
seventeen hundred pages. While yet
poor Lieutenant Davis fell in love and
married Miss Octavia Taylor, = daughter
Of General Zachary Taylor. The latter
strenuously opposed the match, but his
anger was turned TO grief soon after,
when his daughter, after being married
q year, died From this union there
was one child, who is also dead.
After his return from the Mexican
war Mr.. Davis went to his home in
Mississippi. where he met Miss Varina
Howells. Of New Jersey. Although
born in the North Dliss Howells' sympa-
thies we've all with the South, the old
home Of her ancestors. Her beauty and
wit captivated the bronzed hero of the
Mexican war, and year after they
we're married. Davis was at that time
about forty-one years of age. and Miss
Aowells considerably younger.
Mrs. Davis attachment to her hus-
band bordered on idolatxy, nor did she
less warmly espouse the cause which he
ohampioned. Xnce his death she has
always signed her letters and other
documents to which it was necessary TO
afiix her signature as Verve jefferson
Davis, or Widow of jefferson Davis.
All through the trying days Of the civil
war Mrs. Davis was the constant COM
panion of her husband and did much to
enlighten the many burdens laid upon
him indisoriminately by friend and foe
alike.
By his last marriage, Mr.. Davis had
four children, two of whom arc dead.
OF the remaining two, Miss Winnie
Davis, who was born in Richmond at
the close of the war, and who has be-
come famous as the Daughter of the
Confederacy, is best known. She is
beautiful girl, Of an extremely lovabie
disposition, and is the constant compan-
ion Of her mother. Not long ago her
engagement to be married was an
nounced, but, owing to declining. hea lth,
tho match was broken of.
The other daughter married Mr..
Hayes, a Colorado banker. AS Jeffer-
son Davis left no male descendants, her
son is expected TO perpetuate his name.
When the boy was born, the State Of
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

- y 90 0nusken1 - 1sun1 unnv
- = - sysnnn = ss~Daa.1 nseas
eneng - m1ngrsss iA>zA ~ rem
eyunsA go : nDs~vanG - paDp~
omn wsrs ~ tnkznneknA ~ uhan
- ~ - - - ws~nA -
Ne v~n 49, - slnm - .
- 49, - ns<s nsz1us b~is ~
usa go heavy snx<xA - - 49,
- = 60 bnoDa A. unm - sinkss
vsz45 - sni.~d snd shsss vosli b .
kxy ianss - o. hn~ - th1sxS$ -
h2sok A2d ssngAk On . nowing Load q
hap. Al szpssssnoed FioraAs a.Asxxaza
senss4t tAz utzzSsicn II once. Ths rob
bsn we're inznssase ssansray< He would
hold his real hrmly. lover his nd, and
allow ne great ray 10 break the hns
saA wstk o.. 4 hinge ray sailed my
bail while Gea-rai spinner wss IN the
boat hraesd myself, lowered the ZIP
of the ROD. and said: Take wnAx you've
eot You'll get 40 more"
What \ sf' The 0snersl eagerly in
saired
"A sttngrsy.s I rsp1ieA
~ffghs hlai Fight him. Bring him
h" be aid II never sac enc"
For two hours aud halt | struggled
with the wisgcd isviAthsn he sal<ed
and wokeed over the bottom sor cong
ttznss bat ~ Last got him 20 the surface.
fhs General wss stzsioaed .. the bow
with . double bArp-lsA shotgun. He
esvs Nc fxh two Charges of euckshOS
- he appeared The nonsser SECUTED
Mood kks . whale. Altar no was dsnd
Ne lowed him sAh0rs near Lowds
Hotel he tipped the soale % one han
80 and Afty-ns poundA After weigh
ing him we went to dfnnsr. Upnn our
rss~rp the Gsusrsl started a h be haA
sssn ghost
why that nah y stfll alive, ' he saiA
"Sce him move. It's wonderful
No turned IL over with . boat hook.
and found N its abdominal csviay .
rssnrbacksd hos. which had taken al
vantage Of eur abssnoe - tear cut rs
ontrsils
We had wonAsrtul run Of similaS
adventures Add a. all such entoy>
ments the Generals wonderful fund Of
political pemiaiscenee2. disquisitions
upon finance, upon social and economic
subjects, science, literature and art, and
wonderful running comments upon pub
Ito men and the news Of the day, and
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

CArAHRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion OF The mucous
membrane of the nose nj first, increases
with each cold until u spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, etc, causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressiDg and dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require, VIII be
given you free of charge 10y DIR. :. Clay
Todd, ~ Monroe-st, Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Ii you arc nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings, with dull headache.
bad taste IN the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and 60 about your employ.
ment without life, energy and ambition
desire 10 be alone, oomyforebodings,
disposition 10 worry and fret abou
trouble ahead that never comes. spell
OF feeling AFRAID or uncertain. Some
times low spirits. you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
nerve power. which NAV end IA utter
prostratlon. insanity and death.
III YOU have great sense of weakness
dl1U HisIfuft<s WIN t5It%l ttfHt3fs tflif8D-
ness, trembling, prickly sensations, cold
feet and legs, you are advancing 70 that
most serious disease, paralysis.
If your head aches, feels numb and
tired, with strange sensations. loss o.
memory, and yon think with oifbcnlts,
or you are sletpless ~ night. with drow-
siness and duilness during the day. the
nerve and brain fatigue may soon run
IN Aroak
If voG have any OF these feelings do
not neglect them OF theywsil END ln par
slysis. insanity. prokfrstloB or death
syou value your life 90 not neglect
these warnings. Time and esysr1ence
have shovn, and hundreds Of startling
and marvellous curet have proved. that
these diseases are perfectly ana com.
plefeiy cured by DR.. :. Clay Todd. No.
- Mcnrc~- room &. Grand Rapids.
Under the use Of DR.. :. Clay Todc's
remarkable remedies. ell these rynaf-
toms yield ss II ty mage, and strength
OF nerves. viTor Of BRAN. vitality Of
blood and health OF body are soon re-
stored.
His remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless, and can only t~ oi,tsipeo
at his Office.
DR.. TODD compounds his rrescrip-
tons before each gstaDf m his offiee.
Gstsrfb, deafness, rheumatism, nsr-
vous debility. Jmrotepce sne o. as
eases resulting from early 1noscretsons
AID syeesses of manhood, al dlseH.eso OF
the urinary organs partial psrs yes,
vsrlcoceiie, rBpturs<- tumors. scrofuis
Old sorcs, dropsy, SKIN diseases. iive'
and kidDey complaints, beayf diseases.
s1sortness of breath. hack of bead.
SINAI ~ tack, ctr, ir1<fodsng al fersais
complaints and chronic diseases cured
quickly ard permanently
DR. TODD's affic< % 81 g Nonroe4st-.
room 4, tsrsp6 Rapids. Men.
HIS FneSmiDes agree vsfh the stomach
and vou can eat snvtisfnR you choase.
He a n his nffice from ssn the morn
ing uBfsl "a the evening, every osy
but sundays.
Cal. everybody tfrien6iy talk WI
cozs yoB rsottFfsc-
Low Charges B&pi1 Cares
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

Spinnrr v1s yaunt and hsgyarA Both
woro hssvy Gray mnssacheA The boat
WA headed sos The sAna-svA They had
neen cat al nigh. lighting head winds
and tides. They had been lost In what
WAS known ~ the Devii's Klbow. at the
and cf thp lagoon. and wero endesvor-
Ag - mako NV smyrna twelve miles
away. Thsy hsa neither provisions
nor sSinAl&nes. A midnight show e.
AaA sadsd - THAR AiacomborN Ths
.nornang Drssss ~ treating them with
GSs1s sufsicn<lincsA They weSs chilly,
bnngU and shn.Ay.
A In boat grated on The ahen-
psinhlsd beach, Macarthur spr~na
AAer& He presented hiscompanicn 70
tnsl General SPINNER was then ovss
Dvsnsy years old He had sharp bl,,s
VeA . 6rm-se> mouth end deeply
Md f.cs. His bead was bent and h
Banned fAmizhed had within tho
sae . hoe containing six gallons Of ''Old
Bow Tho General spread his lands
cr ths hssas campfire. whore y.ms
re roasting and coffee boiling. Climb
- - Tia tcp q Shs mound pIuelred
svxld orange from . tree thas stood N
= hollow near It's apex, and used tho
Boe % compound . cocktail. Il was
tnsds in an old tin cup Tho General
W~noved it. II sent . genial warmth
hsungh his once ru9ged frame and set
Inn talking. He took second and
hhdsd soeatan before breakfast Then
s did tali jusAice 10 vsnison from .
aok kallsa on stse beach the day be-
bnss, and massissted more than one
nap1.ak The cokfse warmed HIS
sysssm and the Old Grow wsrmsd the
,socles ol his heart After remaining
With u,e two hours or more, his skipper
1casted sau and he disappeared In
what Ia Known as Shipyaxd Reach
Three dsys sstsrward found him st
IN hotel In New smyrna Wa
slammed with him For three weeks he
1usHAed and ashed with me- Never did
= msst man with . greater fund n
information In our strolls upon the
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

by them long after he had gone to his
final rest, and when they were growing
old"
On the other chapters Of the book Mrs.
Davis enters at length into the private
and public life Of the family and an
svers the attacks that have been made
upon her husband in his several capaci-
ties. The social life Of the Confeder-
acy is also described with great mi
nutercss, and as Mrs. Davis was such .
prominent figure in that sphere her
words will be read with interest. espe-
cially as it contains much matter that Is
new.
Mrs. Davis is living in New York this
winter with her daughter Winnie who
is quite i'll. A few dinners have been
given in their honor but no fuss has been
made over them
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24
A BAD SKIN DISEASE
On Limb Years. BedrIdden 3 Years.
Doctors and Medicines Useless.
Feared Amputation.
Cured by Cuticura at Cost of $3.50. Now
Does Her Own Work. A Won
derfui Cure.

must write and tell you of the success
have had In using the CUricura kExyDiFS 1
had.been troubled Tor nearly 1--WE years with
ska disease in tile right limo. and all the doc
tors In this city eeuld do nothing for IT.
tried everything. until At last l thought
should have TO have the limb arnpuiatsd at the
knee. IL was swelled 10 twice the natural SIZE.
and could barely hobb,e around on clutches.
was N the house. part OF the time bedriddeD.
for three years. and conid not get out hap
pened to look in the newspaper and saw the
CrTIcpRA advertisement. and as q last resort
tried that | used two BOTTLES of the RTsofvrNT
and three boxes of the tvTIcrRs. j am now
able TO do all my work. both in house and out
oil doors and my liHsb is as natural IS could
possibly 1e under any circumstances Il l.
most wonderful cure. had given np hopes OF
ever being well again. II this viii benefit yog.
you are welcome 70 use it to The best adVan-
tage. Any one not creiiting this can ind me
by addressing me 81 the sbose-naTned city.
Mas. HARRIET sTICKLER. Iowa City. la.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24

The doctors are All liable to be mis-
taken. They were IN nay case IL
cost me k20o .0e, because they said
had the heart disease, and then told
me I must die. Grandmother aaId Il
was Liver Complaint, and 500 worth
81 Sulphur batters cured nle.-Jennie
Poor. kockport, Mass
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24
hrs DAVIS LAST WORD.
- Ws1ow - - oan1pA~sno
Leadw Conpapess Hss msmo&



A ha>k that vii essss great deal
Of sxcisanssns IN lis<rsry. social snA %
hfieal exssles = soon ~ b issseA y Asw
yosk. II y sntxled s'Jefcrsoa psv1A
81 rresi1ent 81 the confsdersss Sestesi
= Memoir by His Wife"
liver since the death Of the champion
q The ioss cause. Mira DAVIS has had re-
pessad snd very aAstsrins oners iron
publishers all over the eosatsy 70 write
. AiSsory Of the inner life Of the Goa
feder.cy. and especially Of the family
and tho man himself who was such .
proeuinent leader Ia that great move
mers. oaly . year before his death
Jefferson Davis began to write his own
autobiography. lie WAS 30 weak from
ifiness that hs was compelled 10 dictate
the matter a. . friend but even then
he WA unable TO get through with
more than an introductory chapter.
From this point his wife has taken up
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24
saau Cnr. Avn skIn p,.ea..s.-

Simply apply "SwAySE's OINTMENT"
No Internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczema, Itch. all eruptions on the
face, hands, nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear. wnts and healthy. It's great
healing an1 curative powers are pos
sessed by 10 other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYxF's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24
$1,000 REWARD!
PRIVATE Diseases of MEN

For any case they fall 60 cure cosaiEg under
the,s tfes1nsat ~ fslie~ias thelT eirseiasas
PRIVATE Diseases of hEN
oysr stM IfsAtea .lesriy, Recent eases II
fh sSIki ruh ssIs osnsf sss ~ sss
other poisels. Nerslry Is The curse ei the
hum2a race. Your children will suT1ef from lie
effects Aseid ~ as you would sssia any sssd-
~ drug. znd use u no mere. These diseases
are helag cured in this dispens4sy without
mercury.
DR. Grafton is ersau ste Of Rush Medical Col
lege. lineage. H.. IL eell known al over The
tnifrd STATES ana Canada 81 thousands OF cad
AND young men he has cured. and u sss we'll
kne~a lses tasi ferseass be hss eahhnea hisu
self 10 tAe study aud treAtalefG OF seNos. And
Chronic Diseases. thus obts ne sdvartascs
lew lossrss. Aedielne. ike al other sciences 10
PROGRESSIVE nd every seaf SHOWS preei al iis
advance. ~ q eotEpiaatieh oil remedies OF
ssat curative power he has 50 Arranged MS
treatment that Is viii afford net oniy iinHe
date seltrf. but permanent cures All forms
Of Threat. lEn.. Nerve aud tssuc Dsscasc>
all Chronic Diseases far Ia advance OF any I'M
stifusion Ia this country. These who coatem-
plate gains 10 Het springs Tor The trsstineaI
Al ons-third the eost al our Dispensary. "a East
Brloessf.
IMPURE cured without pain or hiadraaee
from business.
T,adioc by this treatment pure, lovely
0AuAoo complexion, free from sallewness
heekies, black heads erupf,ens. ate. brilliant
eyes aad perfect health be had IhAa
Tired feeling aud al female Weakness
promptly ctrcd. Nervous Prostratlon. zen
-ral Debility sieeplessness. Depression ana
lldigesiion. oyAIaal Troubles. Inflammation
and liberation, Falling and DISBURSEMENTS
Spinal Weakness. Kidney Complaints and
change OF life. Consult the ole Doctor
Eye and Ear ns ssn 90 81 cn H. f, lnsS or
Globe. and Far and Near sightedness lnver
sion OF the LIDS. Scroiuious Eyes tlceraiions,
lnfiainmation% Atscess. Dlmaess OF lsioh OF
one or bofn LyeS. aud TuIaors OF Lid. lni.xin-
nation of the Ear. liberation or cstaffk. In
fefnai or External Deafness 1T Paralysis. sing
ing OF Roaring Noises. Thickened Drum. etc.
Nervous Debility s sss5@a'G Eossss.
Night Emissions. Loss o. Vital Power. Sleep
lessness. Dependency. Loss of Memory. Con
fusion OF ideas blur before che eyes. lang!or.
GloomiIess. Depression of Spirits. Aversion 70
society. Easily Discouraged, Lack az Conn
dence. Dull. LisIless. Unit for Study or Bus-
ness. and finds life "A burden. safely. perman-
entity and privately cured
Private Diseases R RiSse pGi rsina.
Gle l. Structure Semlaa. Emissions, Loss of
Sexual Power, Weakness of the Sexual UTgsas.
Want Of Desire In Mae or Female. whether
from imprndent habits OF young or Sexual
habits OF mature years. or any cause that de
biiitates the sexual functions. spec Oily and
permanently cured.
Both Sexes Sonsu; ,ro oopad lent ,,
Delays are Dangerous.
Send 10 cents stamps for Medical Guide on
Laws Of Health. s
OFFICE H0URS-9a. m. to p. IN.
Corner Bridge and Canal. Grand Rapids. 0lch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-24
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