EDITOR.
WEDSESDAY IKORMNG, ALO. J, 1881.
nEPacucaa countymicket.
. For TVothonntary, c.,
JUSTISSIIAWKEr.
For ShoritT.
Cnpt. C. W. CLARK.
For Commissioners,
If. W. LEDEBUR,
J. 8. HENDERSON.
For Auditors,
O. W. WARDEN,
J. A. SCOTT.
Republican State Convention.
1 Bfi.fori, Pa., July 20. 1881 A
i convention of the Republican party is
; horeby called to meet in the hall of
; llio House of Representatives in liar
k risburg, on Thursday, the 8th day of
September, 1881, at 12 o'clock m., of
'. said day. Delegates, equal to the
; number of Senators and Represcnta
' lives, to be chosen in the several dis-
triots of the Commonwealth. The
, convention, when assembled, shall
; nominate a candidate for the office of
. State Treasurer, and transact such
f other legitimate business as may be
brought before it. By order of the
I Republican State Central Committee.
f John Cessna, Chairman.
Attest: Lucius Rogers,
i Sam'l. J?. Barr,
t C. Magee,
Joust M'Cullough, Sec'ys.
The President is Gaining.
Clad tidings of great joy come from
( the sick chamber at Washington.
i Since our last report the President has
been steadily gaining, day by day,
I until now he is considered to be batter
t than at any timo since the shooting.
While the anxiety is still very great,
f the fears of the nation are fast passing
;away, and everybody is feeling decid-
i cdly cheeriul again. The consulting
I physicians Drs. Agnew aad Hamilton
; in whom the countrv has imnlinit.
t- i
I confidence, think the ultimate recovery
of the nation's patient is only a ques
tion of time. He is tak-ing substan-
titl nourishment and relishes it, and
x is able to bo raised half way up in bed
while eating. Following is the latest
t dispatch from Washington :
Executive Mansion, Washing
r ton, August 2, 7:00 p. m. Official.
The President has continued to pro
I Bress favorably during the day and
i appears perceptibly better in bis gen
s eral conditio", than yesterday, a more
'natural tone of voice being especially
j perceptible. The appearance of the
, external wound at the evening dress-
ing was exceedingly good. That made
i by the ball is rgipdly granulating,
I while the discharge from the deeper
portion of the wound, which is abun
j dant and healthy, and comes through
; the counter opening made by the oper
; ation. The rise of temperature this
; afternoon is moderate and attended by
; no inconvenience. . At present his
pulse is 104, temperature 100, respira
S tion 20. r
; D. W. Bliss,
i ' J. K. Barnes,
J. J. Woodward.
Robt. Reyburn.
! . . D. II. Agnew.
f
The Bullet Located.
The Derrick of yesterday morning
: nas tne lollowmg cencerning the loca
ting of the ball ia the President's
,body, by the new electrical invention
of Prof. Boll: -
"Professor Bell has achieved an
other triumph in electricity which is
almost as wonderful as the Telephone.
Nearly the whole timo which has
elapsed since the President was shot,
.Las been occupied by him in perfecting
his Microphone for locating the spot
where metal substances may be lodged
ia the human body. Our readers will
remember thai he tried bis new instru
ment on a soldier from the Home, but
!Jid not succeed in locating the ball in
Lis body to tho satisfaction of Doctors
:Agnew and Ilamlinton. Since that
time he has been unceasingly experi
juenting night and day, for the pur
rose of increasing the sensitiveness of
Lis Microphone, with perfect success,
as the experiments on the President
yesterday attest. The instrument is
o constructed that when its moveable
ilisca aro passed over the body, the
electric current causes an exceedingly
nervous metal tonguo to vibrato with
more or less quickness as tho discs ap
proach or recede from any concealed
juetal in the 6ystom, these vibrations
are conveyed inbtantly to the ear of
tho operator by means of an ordinary
telephone car piace. A thorough trial
made vestsrdav unoti the IVcm-
t and it was JouncI the bull was cx
J. e. avenic,
actly under tho discoloration on the
surface of the abdoman. which has
been prcsont since the 6bootiog, and
exactly where the sunrcong first located
it. It lies on tho front wall of the nb-
doinan, immediately over the groin
about fivo inches below and to the
right of the navel. Contipued trials
showed that the ball lay on a direct
line running through the body from
front to back, just above tho groin on
the right aide. It was not possible to
ascertain perfectly at what depth from
tho surface the bullet lies embedded on
this supposed line, but as tho wall of
tho abdoman at this point is about two
and one half inches thick it is fair to
assume that it is not deeper than the
thickness of the wall of the abdoman.
Tho attending surgeons oxnress no
opinion as to the practicability of re
moving tho ball, but do not intend to
disturb it, so long as it causes no
trouble of a serious nature. Taking a
superficial view of the case as now pre
sented, it would seem as if the bullet
itself must be tile cause of the discol
oration and that it is much closer to
the surface than two and one-half
inches. It also appears to have been
a miracle, almost, that the ball could.
as now stated, traverse the President's
body from back to front without fatal
injury but it appears to have done so.
II it had not struck a rib, in all prob
ability it would have gone clear
through and through the body. This
ocatioa of a foreign substance in the
human body without the use ofa probe
is the first instance of tho kind and is
a great triumph of electric science,
which opens such possibilities to. man
in the use of the subtile fluid as the
imagination itsolf can scarcely com
pass. This mighty and universal
agent, which does so much for the
human race, may prove itself capable
of prolonging human life, mitigating
pain and restoring health to mankind
to such a degree as would, if now pre
dicted of it, sound like fable or the
visions of a crazy enthusiast.
0" :
The national debt was diminished
$10,078,023 during July.
Under the severest tests of all the
surgical operations to which the Pres
ident has been forced to yield he. has
not uttered a word of complaint.
The nominee of the Ohio Prohibi
tionists for Attorney General declines
the honor, declaring that he considers
it more honorable on his part to sup
port the nominees of the Rcpablicaa
party.
a
In no manner, at no time, or under
no circumstances has Jame3 A. Gar
field, since his induction to the office
of President, displayed a harsh or re
sentfnl fesling toward any man or set
o: men.
Judge Pearson, of Dauphin
county decided last week that the
members of the Legislature are not
entitled to the five hundred dollars
extra compensation. The case will
now bo carried to the Supreme Court
where tho validity of the claim will be
nnally tested.
Guiteau, the assailant of President
uarfield, is an isolated criminal, in
whom bo one takes an interest, no one
visits him except tho turnkey of the
prison, and no one outside his cell hus
any regard for. Ho represents no one,
and will not have any other place in
history save that of a common Bneak
asassin, attempting a murder prompted
by the meanest motive that ever
nerved the arm ofa coward.
Since it Las been decided that the
President will live, Guiteau has hard
ened his cheek, and yesterday went bo
far as to send a letter to the commit
ting magistrate demanding to be re
leased on 81,500 bail. Perhaps tbo
easiest way to get rid forever of the
fellow would be to grant his modest
request. There are hundreds of men
in Washington who would willingly
see to it that he never vexed the eye
of power of the nation again.
Senator-Elect L-Ar-jiAM'a speech,
in recognition of the complimentary
serenade, was full of tho firo of an
earnest patriotism and a devoted loy
alty to the Republican party. He
brushed away the idea of faction, and
though clasflad as a Stalwart declared
himself as good an Administration man
as the beet. lie spoke to and for a
united Republican party, and both of
the late factions, now fortretful of r,ast.
differences, applauded. Republicans;
everywhere havo reason to rejoicoover
this happy issue of au unfortunate
j controversy.
Tijr Fall River, Nasn., Labor Stand
ard makes the following bold asser
tion:1 "The Russian Nihilists havo be
gun to make America their ccrter for
printing revolutionary literature. A
printing office is already establ ishcit
and severnl Russian Jews .at work.
1 he leading .Nihilists make no secret.
of it, but refuse to tell where it is lo
cated. One of the leaders, named
Klimeno, says they have only old style
presses, but money is expected from
Russia to purchase a Bullock or Hoe
press. Thousands of revolutionary
pamphlets are being sent to Russia.
The experiment of starting a New
a -
York Nihilist paper in English, Ger
man and Russian is to be tried."
The Saltsburg lress crams a bean
of truth and good senso into the fol
lowing lines: "Good mon are supposed
to obey the law, and therefore do not
carry concealed weapons and are de
fenceless against the more numerous
class who disregard the law and carrv
pistols. Until there is somo approach
towards executing the law in this re
spect, we take it there is no sense in
giving the ruffians of tho community
the sole opportunity to shoot law-abid-
citizens. Matters have come to
such a pass that about the only thing
to do is for every man to co armed
and let it be so understood, and con
tinue so until a general disarmament
is made practicable."
The next House ef Representatives
in Congress will stand as follows : Re
publicans, 147; Democrats, 129:
Greonbackers, 9; Readjusters, 2 ; va
cancies, G ; total, 293. Deducting the
six vacancies, leavos the neinbership
287, of which 144 is a clear maioritv.
The Constitution of the United States
prescribes that "a majority of each
House shall constitute a quorum to do
business." It has been held that under
this clause a quorum consists ofa ma
jority of the actual membership, and
.n this view the Republicans will have
a clear majority of four, should the six
vacancies not to bo filled until after
the organization, but in any ovent the
Uepubhcans have 147 members, who
were distinctly elected as Republicans,
which will give them a majority ofthe
full membership and enable them to
elect a Speaker and other officors
without aid from Grecnbackers or Re
adjusters.
Mailing Small Sums of Money.
Postmaster-General James has hit
upon a plan of facilitating tho trans
mission through the mails at a cheap
rate ot small sums of money. The new
device is an improvement "upon the
system of postal orders recently adont
ed by the English postal authorities.
The improvement consists of three col
umns of figures, one to represent dol
Jars, the second tens and the third
units. Two denominations of these
orders to be issued one for all sums
within 2.50, and the other for all
sums within 85. The $5 card has four
figures and a cipher in the dollar col
uran and all the numerals in each of
tho other columns. The Postmaster
selling the order will designate the
amouut to be drawn by punching the
figures in tho respective columns. The
orders will be payable to bearer, and
the postoffice will not be responsible
ror their sate delivery any more than
for fractional currency, for which they
are intenued a3 a substitute. Both
sets of orders are to be printed on
bank-note paper, to bo finely engraved
and otlier precautions to bo taken
against counterfeiting. It is expected
that tho department will be able to
sell them from two to three cents for a
$2.50 order and from lour to fivo cents
for a $5 order. Tho Postmaster will
enter the amount of the order in
writing on a stub, which will ho t.h
only check the department will need,
ana will contain only the amount of
the order, the date of issue and the
name of the office upon which the
order is draivn. In order to nrevent
the use of the postal orders as currency,
mey are to bo redeemable only for
three months after date of issue.
Any remedy that always coincides
with the viamedicatrixnalura. Peruna
My daughter's paralysis ataxia
disappears from tho use of reruns.
B. C. Hicks, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Settle Up.
Tho undersigned would re.neclfull v
ask till indebted to. him to call and
settle by cash or note, on cr before
Sent. 1st. 1881 . ntl I u nnnAiinln
' --'Vi tig 141, v C U LJ 13
will be left in the hands of a collector.
,. Wm. Lawrence.
liuneata, July 26, 18Si. i
From Warren County. '
Seeing in your pnprrs of July 13th
and 21st, brief but interesting loiters
from the pen of one Ophelia Cox, I
wish to nay to her, hlro, or Lucifer, as
the caso rnny hi, that I greatly admire
hoij dash and courago, and only wish
bar notes might not bo so brief, as her
able description of people,, country,
and her own adventures with the
Btcrner sex are truly interesting, and
adds greatly to tho interest of your
paper. Also, I hope that her corres
pondence may continue. (Yes, her, as
I should dread to think of the writer
as other than my ideal of woman.)
She ppeakj in her last of seeking now
fields, and she will be given new sub
jects. Wo hope to hear from her. I
must disagreo with her in ono respect
however, as sho claims to not caro for
the girls ; I think that it very strange
as I like them beet. Euough of this
for "Ophelia." .
Greenbacker?, or Nationals, havo
put a straight ticket iu tho field in
Warren county, and aro organized iu
proper ehnpe.
Our baker's dozen of Dems. have
also come out with more boasts than
they will bo apt to speak of after tho
election ; when the Nationals take tho
minority Commissioner, and the Re
publicans walk off with the rest. Oh 1
Democracy ; you havo sold out once
to often 1
What is better we had a couple of
lactures delivered here during tho past
week, by Miss Neil, of Ohio. It was
a Woman's Rights lecture, and sho
treated the administration, uod whisky
with words ot deepest disgust. (I for
one was fairly converted.)
Wo are having a pleasant shower
here to-night. Rendered pleasant by
our being in need of such a blessing-
The smart farmers have finished
haying, and have reason to be thauk-
ful for a bountiful supply of hay.
Every ono seoms to bo prospering
in this vicinity, but they h'avo ons
bother, as help is very scarce.
If this does not take its resting
pUco in the waste basket, will write
again. Anon.
Spring Creek, Aug. 1, 'SI.
Dr. fVtalliirr, vr ittxbnrgh,
It la well known, lias fin' many years etood at tha
head or the prod-ssion lu liia specialty, oil chronlo
nd blood dlsc;u'1 nci vud prostratiou'iuid all dl
(Utirous coEacijiiuLce-j. Soo !:U card iu another co
Siuu. Eat.d hit works ud juduo for yoursclC
" . ' iiimmmm im mmm
IBID. H'IBBL, '
Dealer in
STOVE H9 T I N W A II E,
)And(
HOUSE FURNISH! U G GOODS
ALL KINDS OF .TOP, WORK PROMPT.
LY ATTiJNDHD TO.
Tioncsta, Ph., Juno 27, 1SS1.
VEHNOR'S PREDICTICHS!
For tfiiH Month's Woatlior, proptu-cd ex-
Samjilo copy mailed for He. Stamp. J. M
oiouiaiu, ruii., iew 101'K, I'lilIiV. or
.UK'a-,'o. julyliO-si-St.
o pnM if fttif impurities or mlncml J
woo iv mm uoicnroorneip. E
i it la nc
b fining t-t
I but It is
scribed by ionHt iihyslcisimtliRi.aiiyotiic.rl I
....... - .. .i:..-. i - . - : : - r
W i'Ki'.UNA positively cures consiinn.tln-, mvl E
all otiier luii jjand heart iliseasos. r."T?.,.'""f.
a , w"'u''i'1MlJWMuwn 10 WiC l-roLCbUon.
k I, ' intermittent fovor, chills uii.l iovor.
No inultwr wlmt your disease 13, vh-ro lo
cated, tw yiu yiiimi cr old. nnlAM fumii...
fjjlf0'"' "llCd I"- I'UltttSA. "r- mn-r-ja-. i
R-Ji Tall
Toll rr t. na!fvhtr. n ., . . , ... ...
- .... ...... ...J4t.i..o nMU juur interna miri
ij..r..T,, ";u (.'' sn' uciut
ra; 14" iiiviu. ocuu jura paimitilet.
fi. B. IIA2T31AN&CO.. n.;hnrn.rln.
ajl4r'wiPliy0Ur Uy;ali an4 l10lvl organs regu-
i 15 EAT ItUIiUCTIOX!
$150. A Year.
'WtoiR,i'ii.Vri'.'.!'.-'( '(
LOnATKT) ON TTm K V P A ft v u
Ciiuiuberluin ItiMtiiutc
AND
Female College,
KVNIDOLPII, INT. Y.
Iti.SU lltl'LTO mid tholrillirlilv nnnimwi.l
Seminary for both kcxoh. Establiwhod in
1H0O. Pivijioriy free from debt, 103.000.
Now Dourdini.; Hall with steamboat, etc.,
oioi'tt'd in ls7:i at a cost of ?15.0OO. lixcel
lcnc board uud homo like arruugemcnts
throughout. Total cxpeiiKO lur board,
liirniMliod room. Ktcumlwuit.. li.'lir wMliin,.
and tuition tor 11 wcckH, (JW.a)j for tmu
jl'.ii, fi,n. ror c'at:iioMio or JurtlHii- in for-
iiuitiou, address Prof. J. T. EDWARDS
D. D.. PriiK.inal. '
Eall ti.'itii oht'iis An. 'list ?. win.
tor turiii ok;ii Docoiubof (i. .Si.i iucr ttrm
'IK.-U March l.
L
nj ri'.i'oiy a rriretnuJa rnn.i.vimi.I
, -v3
tec.ar.ildd iy any pr ull ol!a r mccll- PO
ini i. I 1144.1 Tlitu In t funiwi 1 . . h '
MivnugicUiror of imd Dimlcr in ,
HARNESS, COLliF.3, CHICLES,
Aiifl all kimlH of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
may 1 1 TON EST A, PA.
J W. MOIIKOW, M. I)., ,
PHYSICIAN A SUHGEON.
Lntn of Armstrong ootinty, ImvliiR located
I . . nil . i.. , . ..
in i milium im iirciwred io uuond nil i'o
fossioiial oalln promptly nnd at nil liourM
For the prcsont will Imvo his ollloo nno
sitotho Lnwrctioo llouuo. may-is SI.
x. winrrTioitiiv,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
(Co. Surveyor of Forest Cou.ity.)
FIRST-CLASS INSTRUMENTy AND
CiOOD WORK.
nprf SI TioncHta, Forest Co., Piv
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
Meadville, Pa.
Tho GM year opens Sept. Ulst. New
J .ii i ul i iijr nnd many imiirovetuontH. (Jon-
.cieinan and Ladies, Four Colloic cour.sos.
i rciaraiory ncnooi, jMiiimry (Icpiirtinnnt.
EXIKMIHCH lcSH tliail llr Colll.-rn nf 1..111.I
grailo. Don't fail ti Rend to President L.
11. Du;j;bee, D. D. for catnloKue. julyl3-SI
ISIairsvillc, (fi'n.,) Liullei
Mc3tiisiarv '
Reautiful trrounilH. coinmodiotis lmihl-
Inrs. Healthful location, thorough in
Htruction. Thirty-first year begins Sep
tetnbor 11, ISK1. Atply for CntaloirneH to
ltKv. T. H. Ewino, Principal. Jiilyl:-81
.EwmerJyJJtliburgh.Tltttaville & huSAo'HyP
.SUMMER TIME TABLE, Juno 2(1, 1PS1
A.M.
7 1
i
J
11 05
P. M.I
8 3r
fS 2
S I I
ts oc
P. M .
8 00
4 40
4 31
305
P. M.
'I 30
2 07
ti r.o
fi fr.
1 40
tl 21
11 Hi
1 02
1241
VI I2f
p. M.
(-1. ruiit'i av.)
ar Piltsburgh Iv
nr.. ..Parker ...lv
ar...Foxburg..lv
ar . l.'ranklin ..lv
E
P. i. A. M.
0 4fi 11 2C
8 1H 12 2.-. ........
8 30 law
f 40 2 or
A. M. P. M. P. N.
C till 2 20 3 :o
tO 40 4 0(1
t 53 f2 4 I 25
t7 01 t2."2 4 40
7 01 (-2 50 4 45
V 21 3 12 5 12
7 37 3 2. -fl ::s
7 45 f3 3!i fi f0
8 00 3 40 fi!2
t20 4 OS r47
8 .'V) 4 25 7 20
A.M. P. M, P. M.
A.M. vTyi.
8 f.3 4 45
A.M. P.M.
1135 0 (Hi . .
A.M. P.M.
10 0 7 H8
1 10 25 7 57
ar... Oil City....lv
....RockwoiHl....
Oleopolis
...I'iaglo Rock...
President
Tioncsta
Hickory
.. Trunkey villo..
Tidioute
...Thompson s...
lv..Irriiioto..nr
fs o:t
7 Mi
t7 31
7 21
7 10
tO 4
0 30
r. m
V. M.
P. M.
no' n (D... I'.cl-i'.A'.ii
Iii o:iv... Warren ...ar
A. M.
oeo
(Eric iiiliinti)
lv.. Bradford .!ar
3 III);
P. M.
5 00
4 411
r. m.
12 00
11 47
rhl & i:rieJ.t)
lv... Warren ...ar
lv..Clarendon..ar
, ADDITIONAL TRAIN leaven C'larco-
(lon 7:20 a. m., Warren 7:15 a. m., Irvioo
ton 8:35 a. in. Arrivoat Tidioute 0::5 a
in., Tionosta I0j50 a. in., Oil City 12:30
p. in.
CHAUTATJOUA LAKE DTVrsTOM
Trains leavo Oil City for 1'et. Centre, Ti
tusville, Hpartansburg, ContrevilJe, ( lorry,
May vine, Jiroclon nt 7:00ain, 11:15am
2:45pin, 4:30pm, 8:45). in. Arrivo 8:00am
H:45am, 2:00pm, 3:50pm, :3.1ini, 10:15pm
!miiuky nam leaves 7:3tiam ; arrives
0:50pm.
UNION A TITUS VI LLE BRANCH.
i rain leaves Titusvillo 5:30pm; aiiivcs
Union City 7:40pm. Leaves Union City
o: iua.n ; arrives i iiusviilo .s;4Ua:n.
Trains run daily except Sunday, f Fla
Statious.
Trains urn rim rn T'lillMlnllil.i tlmn
lulimaii llrnwiii.v lfwiiii Curu lioiu-finn
Oil City and Bradford on trains leaving
vju iiy amani., iTorry tropin., and be
tween Brocton and Pittsburgh on. trains
leaving Brocton 10:15am., Pittsburgh
0:20am.
Pullman .Sleeping Cars between Mav-
villo and Pittsburgh on trains Iiaving
Brocton C: tOjini and Pittsburgh 0:15pm.
iry-'J'ickeis sold and baggago checked
to all principal points.
Oct litno tables giving full information
uoni company s Agents.
T. II. WILSON, Gen. Stipt.
W. S. BALD WIN, oil City, Pa
Oon'l Pass. Agent,
41 Exchange, St., Buffalo, N. Y
J. L. CRA1U, Agent, Tionosta, P i.
TARTLINC
LOST MANHOOD
RESTORED.
A viotim of yomhfal Imprudence csiinmir proii!
tnre liecny, Nervoue pelnllly. Lout Wnuinxl, etc.,
hatiDR tritd iu ain every kauwu rouiedy, has ii;s
covered finjplu tvlt cure, whicli lio -.ll sind FKUE
t hit iHlow-nuffiTurs, address J, il,
43 I Iiiilliuia 1st., fi. Y.
QEOROE HENDERSON.
TONHORIAL ARTIST.
Tionosta. Ph. Mlir.n.k:t .!,.... ,...1. r
7 ... .it,.,. nuiii.i Ml
T .., 1.... .... ir.... i
'""ra jiuuse. rora nice biiave, Hliam-
i iiuir-uut can on Mr. ll. Jle is
lirst-class in every respect itugO-tf-
WM.
SMEARBAUGH
& CO.,
Dealers iu
G-BOOERIES!
TOBACCO,
CIGARS, IIARD
WARE, qUEENS
AV A K E. O L ASS WA RE,
TOYS, STATIONARY, WALL
PAPER, FOREIGN FRUITS, VEG
ETABLES, BAKERS BREAD, OYS
TERS, Ac.
Goods Always First-Class..
iiiii i
I take plcnmirn In telling the Sortin
Fiaternily lljat I havo ro-purc.!ia,-cl
FROM HORACE JONES, TO WHOM I
SOLD IT IN 1871,
T AM NICELY LOCATED nt my old
-i stand, and l-um preared lo iittend to
nil my friends, and tho public generally,
who need
. ANYTHING IN THE GUN LIKE!
I shall koep a perfect stock of ull kindi of
And all kinda of
FISHINGTACECLE.
I shall also continue to liamllo tho
And tho
CHICAGO SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Come and nco me. You will find me
ALWAYS AT HOME.
Muzzlo Loaders mado to order anil wnr
ranted. rjJ'REP AIRING IS ALL ITS
lsulJ PRAKOHKS PB0I1FTLY AMD
r AITHi'ULL Y DONE.
Tidioute, Pa., Aug. 12,
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN. MISERY
rl M
7 A ' J . A r-E. .1 IT. i K. I
A Lectiiro t,n tlie Nuturo. Treat ment,
nnd Raill-al cure of Seminal Woakness.or
Spi!iuii;toriliO'.i, induced by self iibuso,
Involuntary EmisMioiiH, Impotmicy, Ner
vous liability, and 1 mpodiineiits to mar
riage generally ; Consumption, EpiUpsv,
and Fits; Mental nnd Physical Incitpacii V,
.( e. By ROBERT J. CU LV ERW ELl,,
M. D.. aulhor of llio "Green Book." Ac.
The world-renowned author, in this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from bin
own oxporii'iicp that the awful cnu-ic(ueu-ces
of Sell-Abuse may lie effectually re moved
without dangerous surgical opera
tions, bougies, instruments, rings or cor
dials ; point in' cut a mode of euro at onco
certain and o;:ectiial, rv which every hui
fc rer, no matter what, ids condition may
be, may euro hiuiticlf cheaply. prlvaUlv
and radically.
Mi. 'i his Icefnro will provo n boon to
tlioiiHam.'s and thousands.
Sent under heal, in a plain envelope, to
nny addus, post paid, on receipt of s'x
c(nts or two poisUivo Klampn. Wo havo
also a su.-o euvo for T.ipo Worm.
AddrcKM tho Publishei-s.
TEE CULVEE WELL MEDICAL CO.,
11 Anil St., N. Y., N. Y., P. t. Box 4f,HU.
.i.lublluhmBu Boa Pcnn Stroot. PatrtuTnti, Va.
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Hhi t uliuwa l.na .(tn Irm.r .nrap. J in Ilia ti.olui
c-ciiUiirituf Chronlo, Sexual nml Krlnnry di.w.
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polBiioy, Sexual l-ilmuatloa. o.,por(c tly anil ur
Jinnniill if t nrixi. AUo t.M unl or li un-.tniiUlnn nmttt .f
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ltrral atut lrrnti! IHy iM, ro IrnaUii OS fc llltlho
nu.-i,lu ana itli unj-urollcluJ iiif u.M. A hrn-titi
xperu-urft lu thuiiriiuds of canes ui sll staKft svoit
nr. cuntrlhutn .kill. Curalilo csurr KunrnnU'cS.-i'f
liiiibtMists li I. frankly ilukil. Uiorli)tlve Vvn
plilstatntfroa. TruaUiiwl on ho aunt . enrol r aid
nvHti ly to.rona at a .li.lsin-o. Coilsultllon fr, ,
Woudorful iien-nicutrud tm. l.. in.
tttj nuurr: who not; wh.t Wha to marryi vromr
mo, Ail-. Kerinxluctioo-liiiultliy. b.autifui alilfdrcu
latuat utacoToni's. Ijniicdlnimts to inarrissa; cuts.
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IV? ',"', t-vorybouy 1.I11.11M rad it. I'rics. u ounts.
Ku v 1. V ' tt"'1 al"". t Ps. S konlt.
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O Outrit sent Ireo to these who wish !.
enatro in tho most iibusnnt m,i
prolitaliio business known. Evorvlhinv
now. Cm.ii il m.f vf., ,iii...,,i w in .
. -. - - .VJllMl.tl, U DJllllll-
nish you cverytliing. $10 a day und up--wards
is easily mado without staving
away from homo over night. No "risk
whatever. Many new workers waulod at
once. Many aro making fortunes at tli
business. -Ladies make as much as men
and young boys and girls mako grant pav.
All mill Willi w i.-ill...., I.. , I. . V..
, ' .IIV iilllS III
miiKo nioro money every day thaji can bo
mado in a week at any ordinary employ
ment. TIlOKO W'llfl .:iir.i.m . I ...Ill .1.'. I
a short roail to fortune. Address 11.
a ABLET t CO., yorthind, Me. d.x-li'Jly
TTTT P Yoursolfby making' money
eied, t.iereby always keeping poverty
11 mil tho door. Tl II1S.A i'li,t .ii......... ...1...
aiitiigo ol llio good chances for niaklii"
money that aro .Herod, generally beeom'o
weaUny, wliilo those who do not iniprovo
such changes remain in poverty. Wo
Willi! 1 1 1 ii ii i, ....... ' f ' . . .
. .' "" "men, oovs and nlrls
to work lor ,u rigid in their own localities.
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times ordinary wages. Wo furnish an
expensive outtit und all that you need
ice. No one who engages fails to make
your whole time to tho work, orouly your
spare moment.s. Full information and all
that is needed unlit fi-or. a.i.i t.
NON A CO.. Portland, Maine: ' dl IV.
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ami their bands oi highwayman down to
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