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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28

DEMocRArlc MEErING.-The BRYAN,
Sewall and Rixey Club will hold iha;,
Eee>is meeting to- night and large at
tendance Is expected. The club is
making an active canvass. and each
member siS expected TO do his duty
There is something for all to do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28

Chicago and Cincinnati were to have played
two games yesterday, but on account of rain
they were postponed until to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28

The sense of security against sudden emer.
gencies from Group and bronchitis, felt by
those vino are provided with a bottle of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, would be cheaply purchased
at ten times TIE cost of that remedy. In all
lung complaints, ii is prompt to act and sure
TO cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28
Woodward & Lothrop.
10th, nth & F Sts., n. W.,
WASHINGTON. d. c.

ELOUR-A carload, 125 barrels choice
II Flour, bought before the advance, for
ale low by ]. c. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER TRoBABILITIEs.-For this
" -..' .-etsiug cloudiness with rain; north
.--,rlv winds; cooler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28

Police CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF this morning
Peter Howard, c6lored, arrested by
officer Sherwood for drunken, disorder
81 aud indecent conduct, was fined 50,
OF -iyen 80 days on the chain gang.
Harriet Luckett, colored, arrested by
OHcer Davis for being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined =.
A Young man. arrested by Officer
Wilkinson for disorderly conduct at the
Instance of his father, was dismissed
with an admonition, the charge having
been withdrawn.
Wm. Ware, arrested by Officer At
kjnson for refusing to work on the
chain gang, was put on bread-and-
water diet.
Henry Gaskins, colored, arrested by
officers Bettisand Roberts charged with
assaulting his wife with an axe, was
fined so.
Walter Ashton, VIM. Hammond and
Edward Dixon, all colored, arrested by
Officers Knight, Belts and Lyles charg-
ed with gambling, were fined s. each.
Thomas Downey, charged with sell
Ing liquor without license and on Sun
day, was fined SOL.
James McCuen, charged with keep
ius a vicious dog, had his case continued
Until tonight.
Warrants were issued for several peo
pie charged with conducting bushes;
without licenses.
Night Report. Last night was cloudy
and cool Two prisoners and one
iodger were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28

OK THE RIVER Sunday aquatic
sports on the Potomac yesterday were
0nable Capt Herbert Lewis of the
.aiGng yacht Philis,ia found himself and
crew, when OIL Gunston, wrecked in a
storm of calm White ash sails were
placed in the hands of the Philistinas
and they, with bottled steam, finally
reached Their home buoy, Washington
navy yard. The steamer Florence,
bound for Chapel Point had coterie oil
fifteen, where three hundred was ex-
pec,ed. Admiral Gaines rendezvoused
at Bryan : Point in his flag ship Ame!i-
Gus. In his squadron were the Della,
Captain Charles Bell, and Dixie,
capt w Crawford. War was there
made upon the tinny tribe and the cap
lure numerous. Quartermaster Louis
ii. Clausen, of the Concordia, was the
most courted and proved himself a
courtier equal to the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28
DRESS GOODS SPECIALS
SILK SPECIALS.

Handsome Bocade Sats 81 to $125 value our price 700
Handsome Brocade Satins $3.50 value, our price 99c
2inch Taeta stripe beautiful for waists or Innings cheap
75c price 400 Bargains Plaid Silks Fancies and
large line of Black Satin Duchess for 75c to So all full
to IS per cent under value
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

James Munroe, ex-mayor of Annapo-
lis, Nd, died in that city last night.
Arthur J. King, of r. G. Dun & Co.,
died at his residence at Bloomfield, n.
,b;c p,orp;no
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

.
IRE case OF thu two Japanese charged
with importing i've women Into the United
States for purposes OF prostitution came
before Judge Haaford for trial yesterday.
and viii be continued and probably con-
Guided today. A. the very outset Of the
case White. Mnnday & Fulton. for the de-
tense, denurred 10 the Indictment, and
cana very near having il thrown out OF
court Out OF i've counts tn the lndlct-
Bant. the government was left with bat
one on which 10 base It's prosecution. and
that one charges the defendants simply
with bringing into the country people who
are paupers and likely to become a charge
upon the state.
Judge Hanfori denied a motion for non-
suit. and the case win go before the jury
on this count OF the Indictment The gov-
eminent concluded ia testimony yester-
day. It's witnesses being mainly govern
msnt officers. and the strongest POINT aa-
daced bang that the women involved In
the case came over on the ship as stow
Always.
Tire defense sets up thu theory that the
two japanese defendants were IN YokS-
hama with their wives: that on eFnharklnx
for America. three other women came 20
the wives and representing 70 them that
they could not speak English. asked that
The married women get their husbands 10
attend TO their passage for them: that this
was agreed 10. and the money for their
passage duly paid The defense began Ia
evidence yesterday. and both evidence ard
argument are expected % be finished to-
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
The Floafer Picked Up fn the Bay af
Vest Seattle Unknown.

There Is positively no clue as yet 10
the identity OF the man found In the bay
near Alkt point yesterday, although
larger number OF people visiting the
rzorgue yesterday thought they had seen
the man 81 some time. but could not par
ticgiarIze- Coroner Askarn made an sL-
topsy on the body yesterday and found
che lungs and stomach full OF water,
showing conciExiseiy that the man was
aiive when he went fnto the water.
This does not dIspruve the theory Of
Es4rLer by any means. Is the GuxCrTu1-
ate could have been Knocked serSeless
and then thrown into tire water with tie
rope and stone attached. The coroner
also sawed on the top OF the head. but
found no trace OF fracture The brain
was large and healthy, The heart showed
indications OF drowning.
TIE one things that worries the coroner
and deputy sherif1s Is the absence OF any
clothing. save the unGerclotkes and shoes
They argue that Il the nan planned sui
eide he would hardly strip his clothes OF.
unless he desired 10 sink all identity. and
this is hardly reasonable 10 suppose. for
the reason II he had gone thus far he
would have taken OF al his clothing At
any rats the case - very perplaxing TO ths
ofiicialA The body viii DE kept fer an
other day for the purpose OF identiflea-
ton. Ia the meantime the coroner and
deputy sherfffs viii continue their invss-
legations and institute a thorough search
for the missing clothing and any other
clue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
&c. MILES co.
fssx Isy, sxs4 Ira 81
ne<-s Asa


attorney agreeing 70 scsecE the r.ea- Ia
VII bs s72Is3ce1 Aar1Ay-
Marriage licenses wsr. f~~1e6 yesterday
= gke following. Matthew Seas. CO Seat
tl@, z.c AEnSe L FraZL &C DSrve-, Ge1. ;
Frederick c. Ssmpsa1. cs Newcastle. &-9
Martha A Gil & Seattis-
n the superior co<rt yesterday jugs
C~oora ordered tse case Of the Fremont
Milling Company Va Mortimer ~ Camp
bel &C se dismissed al y>aziztf~s e1s<s. On
accouzt 90 the failure of olatEtz1 % Tia
complaint
Tnlss1 States Consul Roberts 9. Vic
tcrss. r. c. was visitor - TIE FsA1exal
coarT YESTERDAY Persons having claims
against tie city CT Victoria grcwfng cat
CO the recent hrf1ge disaster sz1zaa cum
E11nzeate wsts him
Articles % incorporation were fled IN the
auditors offze. yesterday OF rhe Gsrmantz
BsEesciezf Society Of the Northwest By
Fred G. Aantz. " B HarbSr- A. g.
Aasneh. A Iarsg. Charley Desfei ard ot1-
era The ab5es-ts are the caring sor Sex
members and b1rytng ire dead. procuring
work fer members out of employment snd
the advancement Of social and literary In
terEo4rse for the benefit % It's nSnaEerA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

TO Salinas Cruz, Mexico TO be used IN the
construction OF the Mexican Central rail-
road.
Ship Ajax Gibson. an tons. has been
chartered by Rerto1, Holes < CO. TO load
lumber at Port Bl2keiey for Cork
Bark Oregon. 1.es4 tons. has been char
tered BIZ John RossnfeId's Sens. 70 load
coal at SsnaiEno Tor San Francisco.
Ship John c. Potter. LtS3 t1rs. has been
chartered by George Fritch to Load coal
81 Departure bay for San Francisco.
schooner Lena L.. Capt wyman. is
twenty DAYS out from San Francisco for
Seattle she viii load lumber far Cock
inlet
Schooner Oganogan. now at Port Gam
bic, has been chartered By Pope & Talbot
- load lumber, thence 20 direct pert IN
Japan
shin BENJAMIN S-uail. i.s1o tons. now On
the Sound. has been chartered ey X. Ward
K c.. 10 load lumber az B2rTard fnler
for Shanghai.
Bark Holllswood. l.asl tons. has been
chartered by Hsnamenway Brown. 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

Oscar Nsl~r. cc,ore3 rnan. was
brought n from rrankisa ana leslEes IN
TIE county tail yesterday morning o. a
commitment from the Justice az me peare
Of that precinct charging hlsu wlth a.
sauit and battery. Miller was ch4-<pf
before the t1stsc~ With assault wlth Intent
20 XII. In beating and kickfnS ere Norma
Philips. The justice aeci5eA tho evf-
Gence only msas cat n csse q assault
ard battery. bat 6eetss4 that hn would
leaye z 90 the SUPERIOR ceaFt TO srspcxs
sentence. and committed Miller IN acfSuit
% S.@o hord. Mliier's attorrsyx helisv-
tnE Ire commitment defective. aQp,iss 20
Julge Husaes YESTERDAY fcr a writ OF h.-
bees corpus. Which wss granted ans IL.
case will Re heart this morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
WAS NOT AUTHORIZED.
Police Officer Had No Right TO Order
War -t-x Mnua.ra Ont or ~alnnus.


IF any officer on the police force In
formed the proprietor Of a saloon or any
other person that women soliciting for the
sale OF thu War Cry must be kept out OF
such places he acted on his own rssponss-
bIity. and not from any order from me-"
was tic answer OF Chief OF Police Reed 70
question asked him BY a Post-Infsili-
gancer reporter yesterday IN relation. TO
ire matter ~ told my serge1nts several
days ago 70 read 20 the officers those por-
tons Of tire ordnance relating 70 tas prac-
tee OF Eewd women congreEatlng IN
saloons and similar places. but did not
suppose for a moment that one OF them
would place his own Interpretation on the
meaning OF the ordnance. AZ 90 enforc-
ing the ordinances. I propose 20 carry IL cut
20 the letter. as that Is what I arr here
for"
The incident referred - above f. where
salvation Army woman. whose cutie,
are to sell War Cries, told a saloon keeper
who had been buying a paper for weeks
past that she had received orders from a
policeman TO stay out cf saloons, IN COM
rlisuee With the ordinance II nav BE- TIA.
this particular officer ala no; take ths
trouble to hunt up the definition % lswd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
An Insurance DIAL

The case OF q r. Milford VS.. A. n.
Warner vas tried before Jury IN Juax.
oshorn's department OF the superior court
yesterday. The SAT- was for two notes,
ngsFssaiing "a given as premiums en
az insurance policy. Warmers defense vas
tass the notes were given IN pursuance
OF an agreement that < he wen TIRE case
Of Josephine Hatch "a < c. Ferguson
Which would bring him In considerable
mcrey. be would take NJ ths notes. R-d
tec@sve an Insurance policy on rs use for
sie.es. but II he fasles 20 win tha cas>
the notes ana the policy we're al 20 bs
Cancelled When TIE 5essnsanrs tesss-
mfny Was In The plaintiffs challenged the
suTtcfercy Of the evidence TO constitute
the defense. whieA the coart SnstA red
AMI awarded Judgment for plaintiffs as
praye3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
WATER FRONT NOTES

Movements OF STEAMERS and oeA~~
Notes OF interest," 20 Marine Men.
s.o0S 9y1a = = fToz 80 fsAi-r nsskz
ssrx Aatss Z. Weo1 VII naasA lsasfzx
E4seS.
C11s@An bark S5Gtea-& Ca~s yvyf~-~,
arrives a. Ferf Bdaks9sg &c ga46 gs--ua~r ss-
. ps<< IN Cs&zt@
s.-secre- g3l2a Mar w&s 49, ~ n
Ca2eY 70 Cart sra1s. 90 EEctarra- As,
seek sSr EsSaE & sg
SeS9ons- Aszs-&A vas az A-ss-geea
4ossE yesterday za&azx - "a g. 49,
tTss % gAs 1xhsaz Gz-ks
ss1soEsr AA-sos Cssrrxax szEss f~,ra
SAD FSaEczs<1 Ina E2~ Sazst.e = go
sEszzasr - Nsxve~x sszsA
Sc1oo1sr E-SSs Far. MI ezls. lazzg-sr
lurzeer ~ Sa1E1e1 a2T Ers9ax SAe w8E
-~A3 - $3.50 - - a. 24-l y as<< --@z<<z~z
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January 1 and For
YESTERDAY

Real eStst. transactions ssnee lamar
:. 80. ara $. 50. -. =. There were al~s sc-
record yesterday st1 des1s. Exx-sxarfnx
sAST& Following Is a Lss f1s~nlsses hw
TIE Daily BaIIssta. room y occ3ssu.ai
block
sheriff 20 BA1tar1- Pu-.t. plaintiff fr.s
: sat :. Block A. Crawfora's a1s. June
& rGE
Louis Lowe3acx 20 Sylvester 7 C,n-a~s
e. ~ ~ SEQ g. - n l. 70 acres. Tuus
g. $50
nAFr'e' = Flii&-s aa1 HUSBAND A ? to
Traces jackson. tysrs 3. Car~ses-fs ave-
seTe Esrcen tracts In sec - u a
JErs g. 81
Shers3 - Charles Z. Scwi~- saxSs 60.
s13. yGzs 4 s. zsa&
saertm - Emily II Peterson All. lot. :
aai = block :. Eazfwaz.s a. -.
gE& ~s .
A'ava1 AzS.Aasr 50 Sara Af,.rsI~- ~ar--
rsa1tty Interest - lists e - a. 40 a.
saoeS : So1th Park. Tu>s 3 T.
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rhe s,a,,le-i a.iant. 80.

Was sat1 20 have supported ne worss
uron his shoulders IL So he nassSt h.v.
bean decidedly muscular individual wa
cant am - muscular. but W can entav
a fair raosscum ~ physical vtwer II whsn
shat blessing = ssnte1 - ~ nature. Sra
supplement Der deficit By al appeal 10 ~.
national tonte. Hoststtsr's Stomach Biz
tiers. which translates digestion uron a
permanent basis. rsnssies Nervousness
hflioasvrss ard constipation. azs over-
comes rheumatic ard kidney troubles y.
also canntsrAcss tbs ooson OF ralart. In
air or water. and recruits exhausted en-
ergy when impaired BY unusual bodily a.
mental fatigue. TIE aged. f1ssvrs a-s rnD-
valaseenf have no mere potent ara shn~-
cnEh hsiper than iris Justly ponufar 81
vtgoTunt- WITH a successful record OF near
IL half s cenfurv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10
A SKIGHBoaHooD QUARREL
Dsn VLeary on Trial for Beating John
Carry at ToIs

tarry at 1ofs.
The entire dsy In Judge Hnrnex depart
nens O. the superior court Was occupied
with the trial Of Dan OIeary. a prons-
Bent cttxsn OF ToEt, WHO u charged with
having assaulted ore John Curry with a
deadly weapon On the sver1nx OF April ..
Pretty nearly the entire male population
OF Tolt WAS In atten6ezce or the case for
the prosecution or the defense ana ss was
Clearly in the atmosphere that there was
considsrabse ns-xheorhood feeisng over the
matter.
It appeared By ,ne testimony thas some
land owned By ofI-eary had been used a.
eemstery. OLezry wzs threatening TO
pscw the eemstsry up. owing 20 some IN
plsSsantness he had with his nesrnAors
Curry had NJ infant child buried n the
cemetery. On the evening OF April 9 Mrs
o Lsary wzs in the store. making some
purchases. Curry. who Was IN the store
made some remarks about the ceusetery
waicn she considered as insulting 20 Der
She Immediately went home and informed
her husband. and he started out to nnd
Curry.
He met Curry coming aicnx the road ac-
companied By two friends. and asked him
whether he had snxuItec his fO'Ieary'D
Hsfe- There 10 a conflict OF testimony as
10 Just what remarks passed. but the out
come was that O'fseary rot out OF hss coat
a
tern. ard there was ~mx-up." the con-
ca1slon OF which found Curry On lis back
In tie ditch with O'Ieary or top OF him.
The othsrs intsrfered and O'Ieary was
taken Off Carry's head vas badly batter
ed ali over the top and be was covered
with blood.
Here Is where another confsct Of tesfi-
fnony comes In Two physicians who ex-
anained Curry's wounds believe that they
must have been made With some blunt In
strument. and that II was hardly possible
that man could have inflicted such tn
igr.ss with bare hand. while OLeary tn
sists that he uzed none bur natures wezp-
ons, and brings witnesses 20 show the
bruised and battered condition Of his good
rsgaf hand Immediately after the ARRAY
oLeary was defended by Msssrs GIL
and AcBrtde. while Prosecuting Attorney
HASTE and Assistant Wiltshire conducted
the prosecution.
TIE case went 20 ths jury ahout s.sa last
evening with instructions 70 bring in a
sealed verdict
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

TA&~s we're Gle. VITA ere -ir~k es IRE
xassrfor court yesterday TIE fa3lswgzg new
suits .
Yenyaas X EArss3n. receiver vs. W A.
Yates - ax.-Nose. sc interest etc.
~ Mss1hsin rs. gaNa r Brewer e. Al
Nee ssEs a. tatsreSs- &C.
"a afren = squire ~. AEfs dairy G@.-
rsnv4-Nots. sri - sRseEssz. &c.
s5aze - Wsssingsca - oSe4r A5ZFr--
Assault aa1 battery srssScrack TTeua t1s-
ssge e tlse gescs. kT8nAA4z rE@c1sset
y z FuIW~e - F4cssas Reeves Hr7Wr.
- 81 -aSe4xe~ 90 tes SezEzsA Lake Seore
4 EaNern rassroa3-gs4sa Nsyes fsr ki4llHS
4 Aasser. ~
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A good portion of the time In JUICE o.
born's department ~ the superior con-.
~as occupisdsycsfertty ny Ire trtaa before
\ Jury ~ The ease OF Peter Chioao vs.. I.
zareIi The ~1it was for eo-rraiss,o-,
for edectiug the SAFE % a saloon. Tn.
jury brought In a verde. for the uistrtgs-
for SIS. ass about IS coon as the verdict
was flsi the attcrr eys for the piaiat.~ rles
II court a claim % Hen on the fnswrnsr,
Tor their Tees. amounting 20 SIS Chsoao
VII ges the haNrc~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

Sales pre-e ordered csrS~Tnst yesterday
IN TIE feliow3nsg ssezzs II y \ A&% nESs
"a -s@sfte~ ~ ~~eus<AT hn1taEx BsaFra
Ferry vs. SaserA y. Grsx0g1 e al
re eT4css1 heaAs as e. e. Morris a.
cens1ah8s * FwAnSHH nrNSt1ct sn& *
n 7ts f'rsssl2 a. g~saSsAa12 - Asr--sss cr2-
esncS. were aie4 "a the eenasx cssFks -
fsca yesterday
n 80 ,-~s--al~aE seosr<rsant ~ tA& ~sps-
rzsr .aavt vest aTz4F fasFwHE Ne2Tr
8.ssaNss : aaSra 1Tara FranS p. ~earEie4
ntsh assault RssA safest Sc kssL R1tE6rg<
hss Pea es nat sesisss sa4 Rtsssis1 k--ssts
- assault &at battery. fsR nre
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Ths larry IN ths ea@e 81 Oscar Huge
Springer. charged with assault with .
deadly weapon. returned On Monssy a8gns
us2er instruction. % TIE enurs. a sea al
Verssct. Il was opened yesterday raern-
tax ard proves - BE a ansinx that TIE
gEascE@r vas e2tgsy as charged. wttA a
recommendation % TIE rssgcy OF ths
court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

load lumber On the Sound tcr q direct port
on the West coast.
British ship flala, I.seS tors. now at Ia
coma, has been chartered by Cation, Bel
s. ca. 20 load wheat. thence g Cape Town
and Algoa BAY.
Receipts ST The l5cal e1sforns house yes
tsrsay were s-as The sum was PAID IN
BIZ N ]. ESanienstein Co, as, suty or
a large consignment a. sugar. TIE duty
has heretofore been paid By thls frm IN
Tacoma.
Steiner CRY % Pueh,a sails FOR San
Frarcisca tomorrow morning at c'clScx-
She was AT the Oregon Improvement bunk
ers yesterday. taking on about .ts0 tors
Of coal Steamer Waiia Watla VIII arrive
from San Francisco tomorrow.
E E Game. lime and cement Airing
ton dock.
Republican convention. ST. Lso1ta Refund
trip So 80. via Great Northern
Bismarck Is falling rapidly. eao1gA his
mental qualities ara unimDzlre1.
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fuf T,afe. =, ~r.n Trra,,..r,

Fer train leaving Jane 70 ~ s-ka = -
ara June =. az "a a. m. Sc. Seattle "a
San Fraaessca. including berth "a fssss-gx >.
sleeper from Portland. SIS frsf class In.
csssafng berth IN Pullman sleeper from
Portland. Rates 20 points east throuwa
California ssre as Northern Ines sssfh-
ern Pacific ttckst oF9ee. SIS Froat street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-10

TO 1ssee1saas cEr store hHsszexs a. "a
E-~ss av.ase. eur eatfre stock ~ 50
wcrss - secks s-t stRtsenerv. vi - s>,s
81 eass witAout reserve Tae Calvert Gem
rsrv
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Men who have Wasted II. .prgsy sn. Of youth in en-

Men who wasted the spgty youth in excesss
and fast ns-n who have lost that mental ambition which Be
longs to vigorous vel kept manhood IN short men
who have and mistakes and the later and
paons the foundation Of sexual and mental vgo and
who are young years wasted IN tie vital forces short IN
memory in intellect with the physical being shaky and de-
void who have TIE best OF their lives n
misery wasted manhood falling vitality and The absence OF every
element Of their b=ng tha make lie pleasure To
al en WHO should &c II the perfection Of
hood this letter should be guiding Il leads The errng
SAT. and healhtO The perfection Of and
vigorous manhood
p..s -rars. Case. o. x.s- sAssrzArsa,
a. o@e Q ss~Ss1 Address,
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A. 80 Ssw E-z-rssro races 7-sssssav -.
vs1aeTs zee C1a Esle. Cs2Sssy. la,
kasF r~sse Eswzr4 = - @rs AS hslf
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popular shoe store.
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TO WEAK MEN
An
Interesting
Letter.
Milton, Or. Jan y, 1895
Dr. A. Il. Sander:

Dr. A. II. Sanden:
Dear Sir--As you requested ne
to let you know what effect your
belt had OF me, am pleased 10
say il cured me of deep
seated and bad case of Sciaticz
and was not slow aboa; il To tell
the truth, I had not much faith In
i, when I started 20 use il, but I
have found thar it is 4 good remedy
for rheumatism Ny wife vas
troubled with female weakness, and
she used the Bet with splendid re-
SUITS | know a number Of persons
who need your Belt and vii gladly
advise them . use il. Yours truly,
ASA A MOORE.
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