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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-15
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fsre s enhper Del Of Berben. asas Yaa at fortanse
Mrs, WiasIow's Soothing Syrup, % tae t.sez
anbeu etass. 8ensssSst6te 0ents 8IeIten.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-15

II S u'l bore 2piet frem 4#s~.
oper Sjelb % bpbe Dale, ...
neb en- Waarbass unse Qnbe
8erbens Mismob cuertase
os ct Sommerto9 be9pnbe. ""'
@lutnin9sitroterne er faalpbenbe:
Eroltab mob 2plet;
iiammen
pi ale Serrerne GLIDE,
y inb bet bplbe,
i Slammen.
Af al, al 8iben ri enc
amer bet rene.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-15
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trabe iom 8reii al @reat Nortbern
Banen ben LITE Sanuar 1896, os at
bans @piserlon Samuel 5ia 1fal BIT
bans @fterfplscr. .
&eer .. @trbmme ct 6leoen "slmertz
fa"s @ebattpr. Set samle Ifttelel1tab
bar 1ol9t 8laoet til S. .. Briction at
Deerfielb, u. Senlon af @oserton, @.
Gotparos al @tousbtou os etpar andre.
@u @tilsmisieb ebiitorie fra Sarge, sc.
Dat, lpoer libt broset. @n Manb peo
:geapn Midels er ltilst fol anben @ans
'fra fin torite 5uitru os blep gift for anz
ibeu Gang naeb fin aa6en 6uitru. Det
anaa beobe at udre n,eset gift.
N. 8. 9orr, iom bar siort fig be-
rpmt lom @uloets Jorluarer mob 9arz
peps fr,e Solumpntnins Ebeort, ifuloe
forle6en bolbe Boreoras Cincinnati.
San fit efter en- itorartet Muerterins bare.
80 Eilbprere.
9tepellagsmaalet meuem Gorbett os
5itsimmons ifal foresaa 9ot Springs,
Mrtanlas, ben 81 DIT. Ser ct itor
@lebe 9ot Sprinss oper, at @lassz
,naalet ital foresaa Der. Senere meb>
beles at Der osiaa blir nastet bent &ils
laoelje at i Haas Mrtanias. Sporfor
refer be ttte til &ina eller Sapan.
.. So. @albein, iom / flere Iar bar
peret "Nmerita" &ebattgr, bsbe 2Brz
bag Ste Dtt. bes fin Suiserfar, &ait.
g.: M. Auamrten, Gbriftiania, Minn.
&albeim par pot 1864 @pfplfe / Morse
ps tom iom Speobarn Ter til 2anbet
.rneb line 5orelore. 9an 1eo af Terins
Aos bar opbolot fig be iibfe to Iar /
@poen. -. -. =.
ct g}euei ila9smaal uar berammet /
ct. Saul, Minn., men @uu. @lousb
bar labet bsre ira fig ben &etnins at
man faar ttfe 2ou. Breiibenien for ben
atletiife 5orenins, flyer at Der ifal bli
@lassmaal om be iaa maa tase Sasen
for 6pieiteret. @tabe at lite &nute
uar @uuernar, ban funbe sreiet benz
paa en mere erpebit Maabe, enb at true
neb Politi og Solbater, ban. -
oaus Rof's "9aorit Orobos" er MI
terbis. Den er esentlis at betraste iom
ct Supplement til &aiens Orbbos fipnt
ben inoebotber $4,000 bibtil utienote
Orb, bertblanot ueb @ioen at en- flor
Del Mpbannelier oslaa en- Gdtte tntez
res1ante Toretomfer, iom itetter Zig til
Olbiproset. Oe.. er ytelultatet at ouer
20 Mars aloris bsilenbe Mrbeibe..
st w&orb os selpu,oro fanbt steb
Eors6as @fterniobas t Mleraneria,
::Minm. s. g. guens afitjpo tire Stub
f'noo i" 1rolt'l1e S9allrn "oe Paa e9aOe''
o9 'tlpo oerpaa Fs le'o: s''n op0s p's>
oltttelt9. mel" gu" tsosoe' ua Ue''e "eO'
bellies, itient Der uar intet 9aab. Denne
eoeas 9aoOs oe9a"0's' j." s}'''',u Dsu. 'e :.
ealt' % DC 1T 9l''S"'sls '0' e' '0'' $''
''oe"'
Mtan peb enbnu itte noset beitemt,
om bet par "Jram" ,iom bleu feet / Sieu
paa ,@rpnlanos gttsft i @lutten al
Suai. @ftersoe Dp1Dsninser bet norite
Snorebepartsnrent bar inbbentet ansaa=
enoe be Jangititibe. 1pm bar forbes paa
be @auter @ommer. Ct bar bog MI itsrre
@runo til at antase, ct bet pirtelis bar
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-15

0NcLEcO Gutter og Piger til ae lare Telegrah,
UNSAESs Hurtigskrift, Begf6rsel, de engelske
Fag, osv. studenter kan tjene Kosten: Gdgnterne @
rimelipe CirkulHrer gratis. Denne Skole er amer
kienGt som den bedste hele Northwestern Adresse:
Globe Business College, st. Paul, MINI:
(Grundagti 1ssoJ Nkvn dette Blad, naar De skr1ver
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-10-15

b6 Nbonner paa "&oobug9eren" !6n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
ger14ttfd1te 3tudJrtdJteu.
lpafbinston Refina, DR.. .iur.

Dafbir9ton 6eiina, DR.. jur.
Die g1otre Dame ltniberfitp bat benz
Dpfmetiter Wafbtngton SEEING BON Gbiz
cage Die Biirbe eines Ooctor iuris ertbeilt.
Die 1-ubelfeier in I1otre Dame.
9as QolDene Subildum Der 1nipsriitGt
geotre Dame nuroe 5ugletd nit Der
S9luBfeier 0tefer berii6mten 2%epran1tall
9efeiert. 3ablrei6e ttr9Iide Wiirpentgdger
unb Sreunbe Der Nntalt aus Dem 2dienz
ftanhe paren aus aQen S6eilen bes 2alloe5 gu
Der Seier eingetroffen. Oie 6eier puros nit
einem Bontiftfalz6 o9dmt erOffnet, Die
Stride prangte i'm Setgemdnoe. Ser Sbor
Dor Dem 6obdltdre mar nit Brie tern ongez
fG1t. Ser mu1italif9e She'll Der WesIe Ioqr
nit befonberer Gprofa1t etnftuoirt pprost.
gr3bif9of @lber BON Cincinnati, gu oeflert
@r3ot03efe bas 8ist9um Soutb 8enb ges
b0rt, celebrirte bas 6o6amt. @r5btf9ot Sre=
lamb. BON ct. paul btelt bic Seftprebtst, in
ipel6er er ben GriinDer Der Qnftalt, ben
fran30ff6en YrieIter @bmaro Sprtr, in Be-
geifterten WDrten f~eierte. Na6oem Der Gr5e
biI9of cine rleberfi9t iiber Die @efdJldlts Der
~2ebranitalt gegeben battle, fam er altf Die
Gtr9euz unb Staatsi 4llen gu fpredbe1.
9egen BITE leBteren, fagte er, babe er Hidts
ein3unenoen; er Jet tol5 auf bic itaatlt4en
unterrt9tsantalten, fopie au4 auf pteie
dnbere amertfanii9e Gtnri9tungen. dlleIH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19

Obio, s.. 8. Scott; 9ennIplouniu, 81. 6.
6opfins; Sib Carolina, S. 80. Stpfes;
Sennef1ee, eoSpbn g. @oobptn; Seras, s..
g. 9eooan; Girginia, 90. g. Brandon;
SEEM Mertco, &c.. 9. 9rtnce; Utah, 6. 5.
&imbaQ.
Ser WusI6uB pd61te Sobn 81. @Oobtpin
BON Senne5I ee gum 8oriiber unbS. ., Iflen
ppn Na1bpiQe aum 9ecretGr, @r pirb i'm
cSSult in Gbicago 5ufammentreten un6 ft9
permanent organifren.
Die prohibittoniiteu Don Ohio.
Ser Gtaatsconpent Der 8robtbitioniiten
ppGenbete in Sprin9ftelO, g., feline Mrbeiten,
pertagte ii9 aber erit nab Der Qualifications
perTammlung am SDnnerftag Mbenb.
9te s%inansplante Der Ylatfprm empfieblt
als aettipeilige Mb6ilfe Der berrT6enben
| Sinan3notb bic freie unb unbefdrGnfte prdz
Qun9 BON Silber unb Sob gum Wertbberz
bdltnifIe bon 16 gu 1.
5oIgenber 9taatspabl5ettel purbe anf>
geftelt:
gunoesTenator 81. g. SbpmpIon,
@pringfielb; @ouberneur = Seth s. @nts,
| 9prin9borrt, 8urren g.; 0ice-9 ouper>
nel1r s. u. Sharp, Mansfielb; General
anpalt : SO. 6. 8ates, Columbus; Mubtz
tor = 81. g. Gatpn, GouibDcten g.;
S6abmet5ter = s. W. 6atpfins, Steubenz
bile g.; Sberrt9ter : Sobn s. Wloore,
sSadIpn Co.; Obergeri9tsclert 9abtf
5peDer, Rtbipppb, llnion g.; 8eb0rbe fir
DffetttIihe Nrbeiten - Sanes Benjamin,
3anesptGe.
Die tempotGre @orfisenbe bes Gpnbants.
SRI. 0enrietta g.. Moore BON Spring
fieIb, 8, lit bic eri te 5rdu. bic
iemats i'm StaotsconOente elmer Partei
Ben @rriiB gefiibrt bat.
sri. 6entiettd 8. Moore, bic temporGre
@orfibenbe, begeifterte bic 0eIeguten in ibre1
ReDe 10, baB fe gang aus benz Qdasfen 9es
rietben. Die 0ame iprd9 5iemlt9 ettC
@tunbe. Sic iagte, bic Mifiion Der Proz
bibitipnspdrtei lei, Die Nertter gu erla1gen
Tim Dem @etrdntehanbel ben 9drdus 81
ma6en, ben Srauen bds Stimmre9t gu Der
{6afFen, bic 2egterungscontroQe iiber alt
8efDrberungs@ un0 8erfebrsmtttel gu ers
~langen, bic Mpropple Sit berniAten, oaS
5ilber tpieber ber5uiteaen II. |. m. .
~ - t-t- 60
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
Oeffetttltdtr gerfutttttltt9rgrtt
Der 8ranerEGonpent IN milmanfee.

Ser Northumberland Der 8rauer ertpdG!te
gum Yrd1ibenten Seq ebert aus Sronton IN
SbiO, gu 8taeprdi ibenten &arl S9utte
aus Stem Oort unb Nubplpb Brand aus
Gbicago, gum S9aBmetfter 8drl 9iilltDer
aus SEEM Oort. gu Mitgliebern oes Ser
tpaltungsrqtbs auf bret Sabre ipurben gez
tpGblt: 6ermdnn 9traub aus Yttt3blrg,
So6ann @oeb, ST., aus Cincinnati, 0einz
rt6 8ueter aus Bottom, Paul u. 5seger
aus Baltimore. On Steue BON &arl S6utte
tpurbe Grnft 8pr1ert aus Wilpaufee in
ben 8erpaltungsratb getpGblt. 9teranf
S9lub beg Gonbents.
Die Wabl bon &arl G9utte, tpel9er benz
8rouerberein in SEEM Oorf unb Grootlpn
nt6t angebOrte, gum 1. gi5eprdftbenten, mar
BON ben 9elegaten ienes 8eretns beftig anz
gefo9ten t%poroen, unb bat bte1e be ttntint,
aus Der ~8eriammlung aus5utreten.
@6e it9 Der rationale 8rauerberbanb Derz
tugte. bef9lOB er feline nd6fte SiBung tn
philadelphia 5u balten. s%Folgenbe t0erren
ipurben als BigilanaausI9uB ertpdblt:
9eD. s. Sbermann, Mtlpaufee; 9enrD
8. &ueter, 8oiton; q. &enbau, Neipbopen;
Conn. .Gbparb 8ubG, Bolton; s. 8. Goans,
6ub1pn, &c. o.; Nuguit utblein, Milpaufee;
'@m. s. Qemp, ct, 2ouis; gilbert Qtsber,
S~nbidnapolis; gilbert 2adrnan, Cincinnati;
8. @9latber, g~leDelanb; Mfreb Wert6m'it=
Ter, Burlington, Soma; @m. s.. SUN, Nep
9aben, Conn; Gbas. s. Wader, G5tcdgo;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19

sSo6n S6omas, pbilabelp6ia; -Wm. NuS!e,
pittsburg unb Mleebenp, pd.; 8obert portz
ner, Mleranbrid, ga; Muguit Goebel, De-
troit; 8m. s0atrm, Ct. paul; 5ranf 9leuz
bprfer, Baltimore; q. yfepmann, Bb,eltng,
90. &c.; Bbil. Gang, Oenper; gbds. Mees,
Sulo6a; Sranf Genn, 2outspiQe; @Dttftleo
&rueger, yectparf, q, S.; Sreo. 8. @ottl;eb,
Baltimore.
Splgen0e 6erren nurben als Rathge6enz
Der Musi4uB gepdblt:
s. SIR. g. 6upfel, 90. s. Sr9, 6. s..
%. @Der5 unb gmil Sbasf er, Stem glort;
Sobn @arotner IT,, philadelphia; 6erMaan
s. @9arnann, 8rpotlDn; pster 6altf IT,,
Nttpart, q. g.; s. 8ogt, Detroit; Guitop
s. Yabit, Wtlpaufee; 6enrp lli9lein, MiGS
l%paufes; B. 8artbplpmdp, &o9eiter, g. y;
Sofepb Sbeurer, @bteaeo; @ug1it 9u!h,
ct, 2Duis; @eorge s, Sherman, Mtlpalts
fee; G6r;ittan 0eurih, Maf6ington, 9. =.
@Gbrenb Der MittpoGitBung btelt ber
Prd fibent etneIn1pra9e an ote8 eridmfnelten,
nel@e etne Siiue bo9pt9ttger Mittbeilunz
gen entbtelt, inb naa Der &%eenbi9ung Der
0lebe %gelangtt cine Nnsabl 8eri4te our
@erleiung. Ser 9ert6t bes Gatbes Der
E~ruitees petIt Defenders auf Die porgez
I9logene @%rbDAung Der 9ierfteuer bin nnb
gie6t cine leberfibt iiber Die @e16i9te bic
fer Betregtng. Der &eri1t bes Bigilan3z
cpmites giebt cine lebsrIt9t iiber bic i'm
perfEofTenen Sabre in. ben Derf9iebenen
Gtaaten erlaYTenen, uuf Die 8rp1tbitipn be-
siigli6en @eieBe. SIN 8ert6t bes Gpntttes
fir 0ruffot9en tpirb Der 8%etpegung ge9sn
ben GptrtuoIenbanbeG beTonbere Nufmerfz
Idmteit gei4entt. Sn benz 8erid t bss
vMbDtf Orb Gonites" tpor port ben grD3efen
pesen patententtpiirfen bic Rebe.
gbDarb Gl6l bon Bottom, Elm Oelegat
Der 8rauer : Convention, tpurbe bort
i'm 9otel pfiiter urt 5000 in 8aar unb
einen ouf $500 lautenber, an ben 8rdusr@
perba1tb sa9lbaren Gbed beraubt. SIaac
Oannenberg, grditbent bes Netp Norfer
8rouerberbonoes, biibte fetn $40 entbalten@
bes PDrtemDnraie elm; Elm anDerer 8rauer
bot feline gDlbene lbr unb@ bret Oiantantz
nabeGn, Elm Gterter fetne gteifetaGde nebit
SSSn6alt berlpren. Die POliaei fabnoet auf
bic Spibbuben.
Der rationale 8 bibehbn1e
9o8 Set beg g~aationalen @6iben6nn5e@
| WHY W ) >o1te vi -UuIfCytOSC aSettuFLCH ~
~tpaltungen bet Dettem 54 iibertreffen.' Gp
pisl Bis iebt in Milpaufee -betannt g<Eporz
ben 1T, perben 0elegattonen aus fOllgenoen
@tdbten in Der dneegebenen 5tdrte e%intrefz
fen: Davenport 90, Chicago 40, .9acrpfIe
100, Omqba 8, 6artfprb, Conn, 5, Mors
gontotDn, %, g, Z, st. 9outs II, Glgtn,
SQs.. 5, peprio, SG,. p, Solicit, Sd,, 8,
peru, ST., 6, Solntqin @ttp, mis-, s,
@reen 8ap 5, Stem 6olitein 8, Gbiltpa 4,
Ofhfulb 5, Waufau 5, MonttceIo 5,
Die. .altsgefebten preiie' inb tpertb=
Dpler, els Bet irgenb etnem Friibes
ren G6ibenfefe. Ser Wertb Der
p1etsf6iiiie ouf Der ltnioni4eibe Be-
trGGt iiber $4,000. Gin o~rigtneGer preiS
1T bonn Gincinnatier Club %geitiftet tporbeu.
Derfeibe beftebt aus elmer bon &ugeln otr44
&09erten @9etbe, auf Der iebes 2o0 nit
einem 0~aIbbo1ortiid bebedt 1T. Iiinf5ig
909er iinb in bteier @eife ausgefiilt, Fl
ouB Der Wertt Der fdmmtli@en 9olbooIdr=
itiide $25 betrdQt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19
gerhredrer 11nn Nerhrertts4t.

Gnt9ebt onrd selbftmoro einem SYsdeeridt.
Sin 8erbre6er, benz Elm. emp0rter Bolts
banfe Elm 2pn4gert9t 5ugeba9t Bate, entz
sog ft9 in Cincinnati, g., bur9 5el61tz
mct6 Der brobenben @o1fsiuiti3,
Der 81 Sabre dlte, in go. 758 Ylumbsrz
traBe t%po6nbafte @igarrenma6er Sdcob
9trad, berfu9te Der 3ebnidbrigeu, in benz
felben 9dufe tpobnenben Ratie 8eib Sc
malt qn3utbur. Die S9reie beg Mdo9ens
bsa6ten 9alfs berbei unO Strad gq5 Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-19

tur @ountp, Snb., 1T fait gdn3lt6
burb cine. Seuersbrunt 5eritDrt poroen.
Oas aeuer purbe 5uerf gegen 10 nbr
MbenbS in. SuItus' @rDcerDlaben entbedt
unS berbreitefe fi8 RAID aif Elm anftoBenbes
gebdube, 'bd es an 2Df9Dorrt9tungen feblte
unb aue Gtternen un6 'Diele grunnen in
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
Franklin Invented tho ccntcrboard.

Here of lalo considerable discussion is going tho rounds us to tho relative merits Of tho eenterboar,l in vessels as being n distinctly American invention and for that reason resting it's chief claim for su- periority. To Benjamin Franklin belongs the honor Of having first perceived it's util- ity. It vas whilo working at his trade of printer i1 London that one day in crossing tho Thames the strong currents carried tho flat rowboat ho was in down the stream, and it occurred to him at onco that if n movable beard were placed at the side and lowered us occasion required tho boat would be less liable to be affected by the currents. This was done so success fully that leo boards, as they were called, soon began to attract notice for uso ol shallow vessels until ultimately they have developed into the moro prctcntious namo of contcrboa.ds. s.-Philadclph Press.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
Tie Deep. Deep Sea.

h tho lower depths of the sea the quiet is so profound that in comparison with it tho most barren deserts on the face of tho earth arc scenes of the greatest activity, for on tho desert there aro variations in wind and in temperature and aiternations of day and night, while ill tho great depths of the ocean there is no life, thero are no currents, the temperature is uniformly 33 degrees year in nnd year out, and night rcigns pcrpetually. The surface of tho ocean is tho poets favorito metaphor for unrest, but there is nothing so quiet and changeless as its profound depths. Hart ford Times
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
Eines It Weddings,

Thcro Is popular idea that ring made of gold is tho only ono that can To legally used in wedding ceremony. This is, however, failocy. Any and every kind of ring may bo used, and though gold ones arc customary there is TO reason whatever why silver or any commoner metal should not be called into acquisition. Numerous instances are on record of runaway mar ria2cs in which brass ring has played tho all important part, and tho legality oi tho ceremony has never been questioned. In some cases piece of hurriedly tied string has answered tho same purpose as have also circles cut out of card or paper In not a few weddings where consterna. tion has rcigned on tho discovery that the ring has been forgottena doorkcy has been used instead, or n hastily severed link of a silver chain. It is only required that ring Le used, but of what naturo it is not stipulated. d.-London Answors.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
Young Falcons at school.

The young of falcons and hawks are well trained by their parents. From tho time they are strong enough to pull at and break up the quarries brought to them it Is one long course of instruction. The old birds know perfectly well what the young ones will have to do, and they get them f1t for doing it as soon as they can. They compel them to take longer flights day after day and teach them how to stoop- that is strike at their quarry.
 One or the other will shoot up with a portion of feather or it may be fur, fol- lowed by the young hopefuls. Then the lnorsel is dropped from the clutch. Down they dash for It, and the one that makes
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
HE PLAYED HOST.
And Then Left Eis Invited Guests to Set
 tic For the Feast.

And Then Left K.is Invited Guests to Set
 tie For the Feast.
 Robert Bruce was famous tramp print I~ In Illinois he cane across q farmhouse ono bright summers Sunday just about dinner time and bethought him that it would be capital idea to ask for some- thing to cat, the smoke from the kitchen stove indicating to him that substantial farmers Sunday dinner was even then dono to turn. Approaching the house in his own inimitable way, he knocked, but received not the expected s'come in" reply Going around to the kitchen, Bruce discovered tho house to be wido open and not soul in sight. He quickly surmised that the good people had left dinner to cook itself while they were attending church, q short distance away intending to como back in due time to do the pork and beans and potatoes ample justice.
 Bruco walked boldly into the house. set the table, dished up the to him, extreme ly tempting viands and sat down to eat. Scarcely had he begun to appease his hun . ger when two tramps camo along, knocked at tho door and asked for something to cat Bruce greeted them kindly and in vited them to come right in and have something with him. Astonished and de- iiBDteu, Ino two men Wdlkeu lni ana then the three, without taking time to say much, ato of the farmers good things un- til nature admonished them to desist.
 All this time Bruce's ingenious brain had been planning how to get out of what he considered impending trouble whes che farmer and his good wife returned. Tilt ing his chair back in true farmer fashion, be in the most nonchalant manner said:
 ''Gentlenen, you must now excuse mo for few minutes, as have a very sick colt back here in the barnyard requiring little immediate attention. Here arc some good old fashioned pumpkin pies and pitcher of milk, to which you are welcome. Enjoy yourselves until my re- turn.''
 Going around the barn, Bruce sought a little hill about 200 yards away, command ing a good view of the house, where he concealed himself to await developments. No sooner had he snugly ensconced him. self in the little clump of alder bushes than he saw the farmer and his family, including two strapping big boys, ap- proach the house, whereupon there was perfect example of Bedlam broke loose, for the farmer and his boys gave the two tramps a most unmeroiful beating, while Bruce enjoyed the fun.-Milwaukee Jour nal.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08

tho quickest stoop secures the pr.zo Ie fore 1t reaches the ground. When tho ole birds think tho young can fond for them selves, off they SO
 This Is not caso of choice, but neces. Fits, for they are simply cuffed and buf- feted of. So well is this known in the country that it Is common thing to hear a lad say, "Them ere hawks has druv their young una off. ."-Black woods Mag czine
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
DR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY,
Specialist, Private Diseases.

This Private Medical Diepensary was established in the city of Birmingham, August 3, 1887, and is therefore the oldest in the city or State. It is the best equipped and most successful in- stitution of it's kind in the South. With many years of practical experience in conducting this speciality, Dr. Hollo- way has advantages not possessed or attainable by those that treat many or all diseases, and is thus enabled to cure quickly and permanently cases that have failed to get we under less skill ful treatment.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
Special Notice.

A quick and perfect cure is guaran-
 teed to those who are suffering with sexual debility, lost manhood, nightly emissions, losses at stool, etc., caused by early imprudence, errors of youth or eexual excesses, resulting in inn paired vigor, loss of vitality, nervous prostration, failure of memory, etc., uniting you for marriage or the pleas ures of life. The treatment is reliable and pleasant ard the cure permanent.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
Q. T. DozIER, M. D.,
Specialist.

This well-known Institute, which was established several years ago in Bir- mingham, is under the immediate su- pervision of Dr. or. Dozier, a graduate of every branch of the medical andsurg- ical sciences, a man eminentin his pro- fession and foremost among all southern Specialists in his remarkable and suc- cessful treatment of all chronic, nerv- ous, blood, skin and genito- urinary disc eases
 Dr. Dozier gives his individual study and efforts to the diagnosing and treat ment of every case, prepares all medi- cines and gives all directions and advice, thus securing to every patient tho high est pr rofessional skill and prlvac7, as well as security against mistakes and the use of inferior drugs.
 All Kidney, Bladder and Urethral troubles cured in tho shortest possible time.
 Neuralgia, Sciatica, Nervous Head aches, Insomnia, Lumbago, Rheuma- ,he 1T cart, Pale and Sallow Com mplexion, ture, Gleet and G0norrhna, Cystitis, Psoriasis, Tetter, Syphilis, ErysIpelas, Leucorrbea, Failing Womb, Suppressed or Painful Periods, Plies, Fistuia and Fissure, Weakness, Failing Memory, Lost Power, Impotence ahd all results of In discretion, contagion or inherited diseases which viiiate he blood, impair thenerves and destroy the strength are speciallies in our line, and We can point with pride to our established reputation, founded on skill and grounded in the gratitude of thousands whom we have cured
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
My Mail Treatment

is perfect ard systematic. Persons af- f1icted with diseases of a private nature can be successfully treated in the ma jority of cases at home. Write for my book on private diseases and question blanks free, which will be sent in plain sealed envelopes.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
CONSULTATION FREE,
 CURES GUARANTEED

and private matters sacredly inviolate. Easy payments and moderate charges. Persons who Caunot visit us in our office can, by sending their name, receive our Perfect Question Blanks" which will enable us to treat them successfully by mail. Send cents for question list and our "Book for Men Duly" Send 2 cents for question list for females.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-08
An Absolute Cure Is Guar
 ant ed

of Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Leucor- rhea (whites), Structure, Blood, Skin, Kidney and Bladder diseases, Pimples, Blotches, Eczema, Scrofu'a, Tumors, Sore Mouth or Throat, Rheumatism, Womb Troubles or any disease what ever of private nature.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-01
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