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hAD in ifs c/Jccis on 11th d4osiMnz.
The man who ca&t comfortably
digcstlil5dhmcris flot a delightful
COfllafliOfl.
I JJAD i , & its c1fli-fs on /zcneold. .
Itsets people it varianccvith each
other and xnake them irrcgiiai !
int1 unreasonable.
hAD in i/s rcm on1i jzi.sc.
A dyspeptic business man can'L
manage his afThira prospcrotsly
as one with a healthy toiuacli.
Brown's Iron Bitters lB GOOD.
GOOD : n ifs cfcc/s oz I/ic dj'sjStWic.
It gives him a sound ( EigCtIOfl ,
I I and enables bun to enjoy the food
he swallows.
. GOOD it i/s ffcfs on M fan/l
t , It drives dyspcpsia out , and with
it the vholc company oflittle demons -
mons that make home unhappy.
GOOD 2rt i/S CjC/S on bztshuss.
\Vith a sound dgcstion a man can
face and overcome worries and
trqubleswliicli would wreck a dys.
Icptie.
. Try BRowN's ! RO 13tTTE1S
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WM thD OXOfl2MtOfl ! O inwhn he oI i box
b Eurek& Pile Ointment , which Es & etmple mit aue
cute for I'UM ebd nil ktn DIeeMd. Ut oeni by ,
InUpoetIld.
The American Diarrhwa Curei
Ibe stood the toes tot twenty Buro cure toy
2 141 .Novet Fyt1e. Ditnbios. Dyoont&y , end Choe' )
. oybua.
k Beauc7s Fever au ! uc Tollic &Cordiah
, C U 1 * Impoblo ! to euppy the rapid sa , of the eemo.
SURK CUlt WAUIWfEICD
for Vere od Azue. ftn4 tl isiiiti trouos. ]
VP.WE , $1.00.
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; : For Sale by all Druqqsts
: i Health Wealth
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Dr. E.O. Wcte crte &n1 lIrMn Trctnent
? r2rln COd vpocl o toy flyxkr1 , DlyzbcuOoivnt
Fite , Neryow Neuraiglo , Ifoad&cio. ) oryouI
Proetratlonauecd b the use of Dicohol or tobocoo ,
) .1 % Vkefulne'e Mental Dcproseto , Softonln of the
I flrsln , roxulting In lnsnlty md loadIng to nieery ,
- 7 dec37 , .nd doLh , I'rniaturo Old Ago , IIor700004je
, I Loe.i of power hi cither eox , Iznotuntary Lee
I BpermLorrhwe CaUMt , by oor exertions l
brtn , eoIf.abuje or ovor.lndulgenco. F.ach
tuna ono ! nonth'e trntmont. $1.00 a bo ; r
boio. br $6.00. I.ont by naU prepld on roocipi
1 _ price
. ( fi WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
, ( i To cure eny case. With each order recolved by w
? br six boxoc scoonipanlod with $1.00 , wewilleend the
purthaecr our written guronto to rcfund the money
I B II the treatment dee not acct cure. ( ] uniotee.
, 1 uciI only by 0. F. 000DMAN
i m&ewl DruvlatOmMNeb.
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DR. FELIX LE BRUN'S
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1. the dleeue , , Mulrs no cMnge ot diet or Osli3oous ,
snercurlal 0 ? pole.nou.e.medtclnei o b tko Intern.
i I1y. When * se ) ii provcnth. by olthor ecx , It I.
. impossible to oontrs.ct eny prlvte diecase ; hut In the
ik ee et those already untortunstoly alilIctod we guer.
' 4 iuitoe three boxes to cure , or we will rotund the
l , nooe. . Price br Ineil , poctae p&td , * 2 per box , OS
three oozes for o.
l - ; witrrrau oun&rrvs
e em2ed by I1 authorized . .gent&
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iLMSAS orrz Mo. hlOSgo.
Authorized by the state to tooi
ChronIc , Nervous nd Irimto dleeiao
4 Abthm& , Epilepsy , IIheumit1m 11ee !
. Tepe Worm , Urinary &nd bkIo flIt
CMOS , Hemluri Weakneeealgbt ( Ioseoi
' hexuel Debility ( lose nf.exuil power
bt. gurntce.1 or mouy refunded. Chirgei
tow. Tbouz&ndi of see cured. Z'o ( Injurious modi
. chice furniehOd even to pitlents it a distance. Con
. eultitlon Irno end 000fldIntIAl-cefl or wrIte
nzperlcnoe ito hnport&nt. . BOOK for both sore.-
IlIultrstod-4mt clrcul.m of other thInt. sent ucalei
for wo B oonlstsmpq. V1tEUU8KUX .
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Snindlers In i'ottlcoatR Who Work
Thi-otigli tlio Malls-How Riescep.
tiblo Voting Mn Ar. , Matte
tlitjVIctIiiiiAii FtpCrL'
Con feaMlon.
New York Times.
A petite woman , ric1iy anti tMtily
dressed in modctt colom , walkol rapidly
Iaat tIm Fifth AVOnUD hotel jnsL before
110011 the other day. A Times reporter
came out of the hotel and started Ieiiyuro.
h down the avenue just behind her.
'tlioro ¶ fly3 about him tlio air of indifFor.
clico which mconscioutly attachee itself
to alt reporters who are now contiectod
with the only paper which circulatvs "cx
clusivoly atnong the very beat farnihiofi , "
The fact that. the brilliant drippinge of
his pen were no fated to go down to ob.
cflrity in its pages made him pensive 83
well as indifroretit , and caunot hint to
itaunt.or. Alt lie reached the Twonty.third
street corner the young woman , who 118(1
hesitated and finally stopped , approached
him and said :
"Excuso me for troubling you , sir , but
might I ask you to do a slghit favor ? "
Tue reporter lifted his Jiatatid uucoii
aciously romaiked : "You might , but I
warn you in advance , I am not connected
with that paper that boast3of 'thio largest
circulation among the best people. ' "
The etfto woman looked up with a
somewhat peculiar smile said : " 1 did
not think yon vero a I'ofico Gazette ro
porter. " Tue young reporter felt relieved
and willingly offered his norvutes in the
execution of any commission that might
be giviti butt , Iaintly.glovon fingers
dropped a dime into time hand of the reporter
porter , as the woman said : "XViII you
Stat ) to the now.stand iii the Fifth Avo.
11110 hotel anti got me a copy of Tile lie.
tel Iteportor of this meriting It will ' cost
10 cents. It is high.priced , and con'taiiis
little that one wlintB to read. But unlike
any other , , paper , it bt useful for my pur.
poses.
Tile request was an unusual otto. The
speaker was bright and intoligcnt ? , a woman -
man whose manner betokened something
of refinement. There was , too , something
in her manner whiohi scorned familIar to
The Times man , whelm made lain mnvol-
untarily thinic of his Now ] iig1and 1101110.
As the impromptu messenger wont into
the hotel ho inot Detective I'ryor , who
said : "l3o a hittlo careful my boy , she's
a shirowd otto. "
"SYlto is site , and for wlmt does ho
vanL aliotel Reporter ? "
"Ask itor , perhaps she'll toll you.
Then go ask Hungry Joe' what ho does
for a living. he'll toll you , too. "
The "tip" IVIlS sufliciont. Might it not
be worked successfully for a solution of
the strange comluls3um ? The famniluir
face and voice haunted the reporter as ha
went down the corridor to time tiowa-
stand. The picture of a little schoolhouse -
house in a busy Connecticut town haunt-
oct 1dm , and a comitral figure in the pie-
turo was the face of the little woman out.
side. It vits youngur , fresher , less care-
worn. Yet it the same. There was
thu same music in the voice , the same
color Iii the oyo. The child developed
into the woman , would be like that we-
flIES Oil the sitlewalk. The name came
back , too , but it was that of an old iiay-
itiate , thu daughter of a prominent mann-
facturor. Could thmo two be idonticall
_ "Your commission is fuIfilIc& Hero
u3 your paper , Miss Blank. "
r lie experiment was successful ; thin of-
feet olectrical. The little woman stared
83 thought she bail been struck , for time
name was an uncommon one.
"Do you know me thmeni" The little
woman ookod at mor inquisitor. "It in
fifteen-yes , twenty-years since I saW
youp tflyou nro-.tm I suppose .yptQ.
bo. " 11mo , hittl w mnwhadbiiilod 4tlo ;
questioner by imiscrrect Christian ilame
and surname. The identityof both be.
ingestablisod and acknowledged , the lit.
tie woman said : "Let us walk dwimtime
street ; someone might ovcrlio r or observe -
servo us , "
"It is lunch time. Let us go and got
Innctleonandtheit'tchI mo whyyou wanted -
od a copy of The Hotel reporter , if you
can gratify my curiosity. " This augges.
Lion waa the reporter's. Seated at a table
in a cozy corner , time waiter having been
induced to inako himself agreeable by
watching tim demolition of the meal
from a distance , time little woman related
her story. It was tite roviation of a phase
of life which attaches to great cities only.
It was time etory of aim adv nturess. Is
peculiarities are known to the detectives ,
to time victims , to thmo class of people to
wlmichi time little woman belonged , but not
to the public at large , who arc told in time
imewn papers ommly of time successes of time
111810 half of tlmis class. Time pro.
face of her story was the sad
one which bolougn to the life
of so many imundred women. It is old ,
yet always now. Its lesson , often ttuight ,
is never learned save by experience. It
'van that of a beautiful girl , highly edu-
cated. There wan a summer flirtation
svith a cimanco acquaintance. True love
was an clement in timln one. It has remained -
mained one through many years. Though
tIm young mami wan a graduate of harvard ,
COflmlOCtCtt with one of Bostomm'a best
families and with sorno littlc fortune , her
parents opposed time marriage , whmicim took
place clandestinely. 1fbesamo a gain.
bier. Dropping zianie and anociates lie
. wont west , failed to retrieve his fortunes
in legitimate busimmosa , and became a
I professional gambler. A few years age
ime made Now York ) .ls home. The wife
'hind been ireased itmto service as his an-
, Isttuit In the vest , first tin hostess at imle
establisimmemit , where her quiet , lady-like
ways , her vivarious conversation and
ready wit , served to lessoim time sting of
time losaos sustained by his victims , parti.
I cularly when nimo dealt time cards at the
- fare-table or took a imandntpokercasimmo ,
or cribbage. . Her ton yOara o married
. life and of time life of a gtunblor have mme (
materially lossommed the charms of time lit.
tIe Connecticut woman , and simo co1li1t
, her victims witlm temis where imor imuslitud
L counlii his with units
"That is whore my husband bocernot
6 uteful. Front time list l'f ' arivals imublisim' '
) Cd WO ointhy select nucim naumes an strik
I asbeiugproporoncs to work on. Thior
Is soimmetiming after one mm studied , lists ai
1 1 have that maclies us instinctively t (
select the rigjmt ones. it can izt be ox
plained. Tothoso we know the nota
"I are addressed witimout investigatloim. 'fimI
It , others are soujimt out and iaapcctod a
J their hotels by tily husband , and on
i : course of action is mappvd out. Thi
' whole thl.img is done by , mmm'1i. There I
I imonu pf time vulgar bunc'i' work done r
I There In an air ph , gQfltIiit about tb
I wimol which Is espqcialy ) efFective wit ]
J young muon who want to see life , antI nh
are oyer.commtldont in tLelr ability to tak
P care of themselves. At our home
ftiways know timomu when they come t
dinner , or to join our timeatem- party
ftcr thu one or tiVj other there Is music
cam-tin are poponod My husband , ma
soif , and my 'lady friommds , ' whmo usual
U an sisters of tnyaolfatvl htmsbanth , ax
5 , always willing , uid In iminety-nine casc
ili'ev'ry hundmd after we have playo
' 1iet % Of some other game the vmcllmi
somnotlitmea nmmberIng three or four iii
&iiglu CVeIIZIg , 1)1011050 small stake ;
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Timoy usually increnno when our insin-
usting servant has nerved wine cmloughm
and when poker is suggested by sornoono.
The victim in almost invariably the
proposer. Timero is nlwaya a hesitation
among gentlemen in betting ngaiiist a
lady. ' 1hmi makes our gains comes easy
at times , for wo rmlwtmys bet reckleanly
811(1 lose with poor grace. My iiubantL
curbs liisgambiing itistmnctwhen at borne
aimil is very rarely a winner , never a
heavy one , utmtil toward thu close of the
sitting. Our victims go away plucked ,
bitt time pluckinj has been done so clover.
ly , nmttl almost iiivariahly by time ladies , an
we chat about the possibilities in the way
( if gloves , jewelry , famis , antI otitor foin-
illume luxuries amid iieccssities resulting
from our winnings , that they leave mis
with aim irnprossiomm that they Imavo hind a
( loligimtfnl ovenin"ic entortainineimt when
we bid them jood nigimt' or 'good
morning. ' Timoy rarely tlmink they have
beeti the victims of professional gam.
"limit nil men are not susceptible to
cards. Are such your victims too ? "
"Noorioiimowsbettor titan I that some
muon two not card.layors. Young men
always arc. That is , they like to be conS
aiderod card.plnyers , mid especially pride
themselves on their ability at poker. Wo
like t foster that impression. Timoy are
tiio easiest victinms. But 1 pity tiioni
somnotimes , for I know the poor fellows
calm iii afford their loosings. I'm not so
completely hardened but that I fool for
them sometimes. But my feelings never
overpoworme. They have brought their
1oca upoim themselves. I sometimes
think the lesson will bo a good one , and
teacim them to avoid cards , and I have repeatedly -
peatodly pint.ed out title lesson to thorn.
Bitt ; it irns always been after timoy have
boon plucked.
"Now , tin to those who fall into my
web who do not 1ilay cards. My plami
then Is mmotiming more nor less titan absolute -
lute swindlimig. 1 have been deserted mind
loft without mnony to reacim my home
hundreds of times. Mysclf.nnd my children -
ron have been loft ott time verge of starva-
tiomm as inan' more times. My pockets
have becim picked times immnumerablewitilo
I have boon temporarily stopping in time
city to do swime shopping , I have boon
lying ill at a boarding.hmouso ,
whore I hiave a 'room ' for the
purpose , on hundreds of occasions , and
always without friends and umiablo to send
honme for assistance , because may family
have discarded mc. I have tears mind
pitiful athrioi inatock tiutt rarely fail to
touch thmoimearts of the susceptible , and
tiimmmik timat fill to a certain extent time
gaps I make in 1)oCkCL-boOks. Of course ,
timeso schemes can only lie worked witlm'
sucim vorsons tin myself or my huiband
lnown are unacquaintedwithm me or know
my story and my husband's profession.
They servo admirably my purpose , mind
have added thousands of dollars to our
store , and have actually bought us our
Imouso and educated our children. It is a
ahmmunoful business to ho engaged in , bitt
it has been so successful as to enable mete
to refute the assertion that womtian has
no mission , ' She has if shmo cares to degrade -
grade lmorself and exercise her facultioB as
I do at the waterin.placcs in summer , in
time city in winter. '
"But those clandestine meetings ? "
"Are for the purposes I have indicated
alone , " interrupted tim little woman.
'Do you believe an adventuress camm be a
true wife and a good woman ? Simo can.
Lot us go. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
JosIah Davls'B Troimblo.
Josiah Davis , No. 1iiddlotown , Ky.writcs :
I am now mishtig a IOx of your ILENItY'S
OAltBOldO SAINE upon an tilcor , which ,
for the 1aat ton days iman givomi me great
iain. Ibis salve is tfm only remedy I have
Immnd that has given me any ease. My uloor
iVM caused by vnrleso veins 4and Wa.9 pro-
nouncodlncurablcmby my mo ical ( hOCtOS. I'
fInd'ewovcr .thmmt JIRNEY'S CARBOLIC
sAw } : Is dootingzcue. ' .
WIRE AT WJiITE.HIAT.
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Seine of tile Dangers of tim Electric
Ijlglit CUrrent.
Ciu1nnatlCoiimerctal Cazcto , Nov. P.
4 Bovarof th o1ictric light wire as you
would of the jobborwork. One is just an
mysteriously terrible as the other.
"John , " time janitor and champion wrest-
icr of the Gymnasium , got an electric
scare the other day that ho has not ot
recovered from. It was during tue rainy
spoIl. In the mnitBt of one of time heaviest
lie was mixed with antommisimmont on seoin
that the electric light wire running from
Boutillier's roof at tim roar into the
Gymnasium wan on fire , as Ito expressed
it. A telephonic message for Imelp wan at
once sent to the ouhhce of time Brusim
Electric Light Conmpaumyand , in the nmcan-
tirno , .Joltn undertook to drown out time
fire. lie got on time roof , amid standing
thmroo feet from time wire , which was in a
wmito ] Imat , ito ladled a cup of water
from a pail and threw it upon tim radiant
itiotal , Timoro was a "amzz , " amid John
avers that some of the water splashmod on
his arm , setuting a shock tliruuglm hiimii
that would have laid out any loss atimlo-
tic individual. lie then moved three
foot farther back , and from there played
lircinami. There really appeared imnmni-
tmoimt danger of time roof catching iiio , as
time wire , near where it was iteated ,
passed through time wooden frame of a
skylight. When time export from the
J3rush company arrived , Ime donned a pair
of rubber gloves , mind staimding on a dry
board lie cut time wire in two.
Time electric light 1)001110 affect to think
little of such an occurrence , but several
scientific People , to whose attention it
bias been brought , say that it was but a
warning of a terrible accidoimt that will
qqilo day happen. Time workmen who
cattle to time relief of Johmi at time gymita-
Sinai 81I that the wire got heated because -
cause of striking against a piece of tin ,
, thlU3 forming a "grouimtL" Ho adniits
that had time wood boon wet-thus niak.
lug a gocd conductor-a fire would lrob.
ably lmavo occurred. The ouhicisis of time
I Brusim Electric Light Compammy claim that
L thioycovcr their wires with time boat irm.
sulatiimg mimaterial known , but outside
I electricians say tiiat time iimsulutiotm is ox-
. cocdingly poor , amid tlmat time least mum
Such au oumorunous-current is employed
i to gemmorato time Brush electric light that
) to 1)883 it through time imurnami body nioamms
. deatim an instanty an by heavomi's bolt ,
I It will bo roimicuimborod that two wookhi
I ago the superintendent of time company
t at Daytomm-wmo , of course , was their-
r oughly posted as to the damiger-was
I killed as by a flash iii taking hold of a
8 WT0. Ho wan fixing a lamnp , amid to save
it from falling Ito thmougimtheasly grabbed ,
0 time vIro. it hind. been raimmin , amid the
Ii current passed right tlmrougii into.
a Thu firomnomi are more afraid of time
U electric ligimt wires than they are of fire
I itself , So far the accidents that have
0 imapponod in this line in Cincinmm.ati , wimile
' , they have been startling , imavo not becu
i ; fatal. It lmas often imapponed thmat an
' - electric light viro iii crossing a telepimonc
y wire has fommed a coniiectlomi in yo
o weather , resulting in uimolting time nut
n chinory of either the lntrumont at thu
ml subscriber's or at tito Eeiiango-soumie
It times both. An aceldout. f this klmm
a imappentid a few days ago cii Race street
5 , catlelng timu subscriber of time toletmlmomii
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to call out the fire department. What
would have iiaponod had that current ,
which wan sufliciont to melt brass , got
manide a man's ?
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On the ttage or platform , In coclety or sit
homzio , muet not only pomeese brains butacloar ,
strong voice. Catsirtli , or a soscro cold , Is iii.
most , certain to Injure the voice. Bf.t these
complaints may ho completely eradicated with
a few aim'hicatlnns ; of P'/omas'.Lelcctric 'fl ! , unrivaled -
rivaled lit IejccInlti
ANOTIIBIt MYRTEItY.
Strange 4tdvcntttrcs of' a New York
Jeweler.
CInclntitI Cominerclal.Cftttto.
Nuw Novetimbor 1.-Mr. Thom.
all Hong , a jeweler of 183 ( ; Broadway ,
disappeared mysteriously about two
months ago. lie wimsoittimig ott his door-
atop , and the olilcer apoko to 1dm. That
wan the last. : iecmt of Iloag iii New York
until to-day. Ito tolls time story of imis
absoumco as follows :
"I remember talidimg to the oflicor on
that morning ; and after ito hind left a
imian camenlongand said : 'Hellol Hong ,
ill that you ? ' I could imot remember the
follow , but. I amn so well known about
item I thought. it ; Was all right. We talk.
ed awhile , and then ho asked me to go
with lmim and take a drink. I was just
about going to ask him to do tIme same
timing and we wont across time street. We
both drank ale , and had two glasses each.
: t started to go back to tim store where I
intocl to sloop in the back rooumu. My new
acqunintanco asked me to go and have
another drink at the Place of a friend of
his amid as lie appeared to be an intehhi.
gomit and jovial sort of a chap , I consent-
od. Wo walked along , I guess about
three or four blocks , anti I think wo turned -
ed a corner. I paid no Particular mitten-
tion to wimoro we went. 1 remember hay.
ing anotimer drink , and then everythilmig
ma a blank , until I woke up in Londomm
three weeks later.
"I didn't ' know , of coursowhcro I was ,
and couldn't believe my senses. I woke
up in a private boarding.imouso , 18 High-
gate street. 'I'Iio faniily's namuio wan Col-
lender , and they told me that I hind been
brouglmt there iii a arriago thrco nights
before , and the description of the young
moan , who they said accomnpaumied me , tal.
fled , as near an I could recollect , with my
sociable friend in New York. I was told
by tIme Cohlondos that I wan assisted to
myroom 1y my friend , who hind time day
before made arrangements for my recep-
tion. Ho told timtmn.tlmtII waniiis uncle ,
and timat I was sick. 1 appeared , they
said , to be in a dazed condition , and that
for three days after my admission to the
iiouso 1 was unconscious. The house vas ,
as I said , on Highgate street near the old
Kent road , and not far from time Elephant
and Castle.
been in London before , and it
was not until I had taken a walk
through time city that I could truly believe
I was out of Now York. I asked the
date , and found that it was really three
i aoks since I left Now York. I wont
down to thio Amneric.'mn Exchange , 440
Strand , but did mmot see any one that I
knew.
"I told my story o the London police
officials , but they were unable to assist
me in unraveling the mystery. Strange
to say , I had every cent in my pocket
that I had when I was in Now York ,
about $200 in bills , but m'y watch a valu.
able gold ne , and one that has a history ,
was gouie. I would rather have lost $1-
000 than that watch. My diamonds , too ,
were still in my possession. I remained
in London a few days to see if my Now
Y.ok friend would not come to mc and
oxphain , but lie did not.
' 'It is stated , I see , that I have several
T , ! l. . I haye bitt one wife , with wlkoni
' ' , Mo : not hived f iOais , amid'whootth
reides' at Prescott , Ontario. I sailed for
New York on time Canada frorii Loncozi ,
She brokoher shaftwimon near St. John's ,
and I came from that place to Now York
under an assumed namno. I arrived last
Wednesday , and happened to meet an
old friend , who was hmardiy able to recog.
ulizo me , I learned that my old mother
was dying of grief ever my dissappear.
anco , and I immediately took the ' train
for I'rcscott. My wife as I said , also
lives in the name town , but I did not see
itei , In this world I have one implacable
enemny. If he has imad anything to do
with this afFair I am negotiating with
time owner of time building to reopen my
store , and expect tO rosumimo business in a
day or two. Every cent that I owe any
0110 will be paid , and any jewelry that I
may luavo hind of customers will be returned -
od them.
The Drunkard awihls alcolmoi. Wise
mcii use 8aniarian Xcrvlnc , the king
of all remedies ,
"Our child had fits. The doctor said
death was certain. Samaritan lVcrvinc
cured her. " Henry Knee , Vurilla , Teimim.
At druggists.
Ho Cot thio lIeHt 1oomns.
London flaUy No ; , .
I hear a good story of two wehl-knowmi
Americans. They Imad beomi accustomed
to visit Europe in May , and hind compet.
od witim each other for time best berths out
time Gernianic or Britzmminic. A havimig
been dommo by B two years iii succession ,
thought hue would ho all right in 1884.
Accordingly , iii Maceli last lie wrote
engaging time Captain's roommi and three of
the boat stato.roonis for tue first voyage
of the Gormnammic iii Mmmy next year.
Flushed with time cortauimty of triumnlimhuo
incautiously mentioned time circummiBtance
to a friemid. Pleased with this stroke of
real amnartimoss , time frieimd spread time
story , which came to the care of B , who
itumnedUitoly cabled to Liverpool to secure -
cure for iminmecif "tim Captaiim a rooni and
three best staterooms nit the ( Jormaiiio's
first voyage out froimi Now York iii May ,
1881. " Vheii in duo courno A's letter
arrived by ilIad , an answer was sent by
return oxprosning profound regret that
the berths mmamned hind alrcady beemi allotted -
ted , Thin ut time simimplo record of a husi-
noes transaction , and I have seoti botim
the tolegraimi amid tim letter.
IS UNMILINO
tARrI * AND INFALLIIILE
s ' 4 - lit cumutrn
EVEICFAILS.
EjitleptIe Ff 1 ,
" ; RvutHn , } tmlhlimg
Sickimess , Coimvuh-
sloan , St. Vitus Dance , Alcoholism ,
Opium Eating , Bemliuti Weakness , urn-
potency , Syphilis , Scrofuha , and all
Nervous and Blood Diseases.
t.-r ° CIerzaen , Lawyers , Lltcrimry Men ,
Mom-chants , iiatmleni , LahIea anti all nhoso
codetit-ary employment causes Nervous Pros-
tratlon , Irregularities of time bhood , stoomacli ,
° 'C1a or kidneys , or whiq require a imerve
toulc apetIzeror sttnmuIemlt.S'uimarUan Xe'-
EiEXGREAT )
wonderful 1. ' igor-
ant that ever sustain-
eti a sluking system. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I $1.rO , at DruggIet. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
TheDILS.A.flICIIMONDr't'i '
I MEDICALCO.SOle Pro.jjs. U a )
.pier1 St. ioeph Mo. _
r tejtalfloitsti atma ucutsrd acne stamp.
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THE NECESSITY
FOR THE SPECIALIST ,
DR. H. WAGNER ,
lies tong been icknoledgitl anul more so mit ibis diy
thsrm anyother. The st ficlil of inolical eclence Ii
over Increasiny , soil It , Ilumerous branches are
brought nearcr and nearer to perfection , and
no ono man can any longer rssp them at
itene , , the necessIty for , IIvIdIng the labor. And It. Is
true leyond aim doubt that iIeeoe , aITectint the ( fl.
to.ut1nar orgn need , pcctal study more than any.
liltIIc etee. if we would understand and know how
rest them Iirlorly.
i'lL 11. WAINIit Ii ttifly aware that there are
many physicIans , and some eneLb1e people , who wIll
condemn him for makIng thIs class of tiieae a spo-
daily , hut hol , hftppy to know that ttth most or'
son , of refinencnt and Intelilgenee a teem eniightcn.
ed 1ew Is taken of the subject , and th.it the p1,3510- ,
Is , , iho 'IeoItshlm.elf to reliuIig , the aflllctod anti
eMinc them from were than ileatli , Is no ! ee a
lanthropItt ani bcnefseto ; to his race titan the sur'
goon or phylclan % the by close apbilcatlotl ecci In
any other brsinci , of hi. itrofeselon. Attm , fortinatct
or humanIty the day Is dawottig ; ; lien the fal.e ph
anthropiy dig condemned the Ictlns of folly or
crlie , mike the letters tII1lCr tim , Je , ; ish to dIe
Uncaicti torhai ltsseetl5ay.
. A Few Reasons
V'h3 you ehotilti try the celebrated Dr. U. Vagncr'e
nIothO,14 of 0(1101
1. "Dr If. Vagner Is a natural physician. "
0. 14. Fowz.xs ,
. The ( Ircatest T.hlng I'hreno1ogit.
" } cw can excel you as a doctor. "
I ) . 3 , SiMM , ,
The World's Greatest t'hyslogiiomlt.
3. "o1i 510 Woflhletflili3' utroficlent lnyour knowl
cdgo of d1seao and medicines. "
flit. .T , M.mwiixws.
4 , "The afflIcted find rmdy relief In your prom.
once. " ha. .1. Sumns.
1' . "Dr. II. Wazior Li a regular itratluato trom
1tclicvtio itoplta1 , Now York city ; has hail cry o -
tenelvo hospital practice , ami Is tIorotihly iotol on
all lirancej ) , of lila icIoied scicitce , eiccIaily on
chronic dItoases. "
Dit. iIRowxiiLL & Ewmxo.
5. "tr. If. Wagner ha ; Imniortallzeil himself by
hIs wotiderlul dlsmery of epcclflo reinetiles for pm'-
vato anti mexiial .tl4eascs.-VIrziyia , ( 'ity Chronlclo.
7. "Thotlc'rnd of iu'aUd , hock to sos iIm.-San
FrancIsco Chronicle.
8 , "The Doctor' , , long experience as a specialist
shoubi render tutu ery eucciesfu1.-1tocky Moun.
tahti tcio.
Plain Facts Plainly Spoken.
At one tlmo a ttlgcurqlon of the ocrat ilto s en-
titciyavoidcd by the trotesion ' and itiodimi wom'ksof
but a few 301U14 ago would uiardl'y mentIon It.
To.day the lhy.icbia is of a tlillcreiit opinion ; ho is
aware thAt Ii Li his duty-disagreeable though it
maybe--to handle this ittatter without gmovesand
cecak PLaInly about Itt , nhlti IntellIgent IarcnIt and
guanliane 1ul thatik lilnifor tlolngo.
The results attending tilts dcstnmctl'o lce ucre for.
inorm ) hot undcrtood , or not properly csUmated and
hO tInpOrtailcO being attochct to a eubject uhich by
Its nature does not , ImiIto close licreitlgatloli' , it was
; ililngly ignocot.
The habit ( generally contracted be the younz
; ) , lie atteildilir schoid ; older eomeanlons through
their .uaiiipie , may be responslblo for it , or It may be
acquired through accliiciit. Tie excitement once cx.
perlcnccd , the iracUco iii be reIeatc(1 ( agaIn and
azain , until atmast tim habit becomes firm and coin.
pietely eno1awc the IctIm. Mental and ncrou , at
Illctions are usually tlio mdnarY results of , otf.abuo.
Ai11OflthO Injurious effects may be mentioned iaesi.
tUlle , dejection or irraccibuity of temper and general
debility. TIio boy seeks seclusion , atul rarely join ,
in the eports of his companloiis. if he be a young
loan ho u Iii be ilttmo found In company ; Ith the other
sex , and I , troubmed with exceeding and annoying
baslifuinesi in their prraence. Lacl ; bus dreams ,
emissions and enhlition , on the facc , etc. , are amso
prondiient syniptoms.
If the practice Is vIolently persisted In , more serious
dieturbancos take place. Oreat palpitatloii of the
heart , or epileptic convulsions , are experienced , and
the sufferer may tail Into a complete state of Idiocy be.
fore , finally , death relieves hint
To all those engaged In this dangerous , practloe , I
would say , f1rt of alt , stop It at once : niake every
pessible eltort to do so ; but If you fail , If your nervoue
system Is already too niuch shattered , and conso-
qucntiy , your ; IU.1lower broken , take some nerve
tonIc to alit you in your effort. having freed yourself
from the habit , I would further counsel you to go
throuyh a regumar course of treatment , for it Is a great
nhI.stake tosupposothatany onomay , for some time ,
be t every so little , gi ; e himself up to this fascinatine
butdiuigerous oxcltementwlthout sufTering from Its
evil consequences at some future tinto. The number
of youngmen % shonre Incapaclated to fill the duUes
enjotnoti by wedmock Is aianntngiy large , anti in most
of such cases thtsunfnrtunatocoiditlon of thlngecan
be triccd to the practice of setf-abuac , ' hich had been
abandonctlycars ago. Indeed , a few months' practice
of this habit Is ufl1c1ent to Induce spernmtorrhata n
later years , and I have runny of such cases under treat
meet at the present day. . . 'i1
Young Mer
t' .
Who may be suffering from the effects of youthful
foliie or indiscretions wili do well to avail themselves
of this , the greatest boon over laici at the altar of But.
feting humanity. Dx. WAomexa1 will guarantee to for-
felt $500 for everycase of seminal weaknesS 01 iirlvato
disease of any kiwi and characterwhlch hounder-
bikes to And Salts to cure.
Middle Aged Men.
There are many at the ago of 30 to 60 who are
troutilod with too freqilont evacuatIons of the biaS.
5ev , often accompanIed by a alight smarting or burn.
big eensation anti a weakening of the s3stcm In a
banner the patIent cannot account for. On oxamin.
lag thourlnarydeposiItn ropy , edimentwifl often be
found , and sometimes small miartlcles of albumen will
apiear , ortho color wIll be of thin mliklsh hue , again
changing to a dark anti torpid apiearance. There are
many mony men u ho die of tiit dililcuity , Ignorant of
the cause , which is the second stage of sscaInai.cak.
Hess. Dr. V. still guarantooaperfecteureltiall cases
and a healthy restoration of the genito.urlnary or.
gans.
Consultation frco. Thorough examination and ad-
vice. $5.
All communications .hecdd ho addressed , Dr. henry
henry Wagner , I' . 0. 2580 , Denver , Colorado
The 'Vowig Mcii's i'ocket Companion , by Dr. ii
Wagner , is tortt ) Its weight In gold to yOUIIg 0110.
l'rIco $ t,2S. Sent by ue.li to any addrcss
Let Your Light Shine.
Dr. Wagner the celebrated specialist , of Denver ,
Como. , s-ia Larlinor street , believes in letting theworid
know adiat ho can tb , and is doing for thousand , of
his fetlowinen. ills treatment for lost nIanhlood is
quro to % ; ii , him a nanio that poterfty ; Iii bless. Ten
thousand teotimoniams front ati 01cr tue United States
fatni those tie has cured , I proof positIve that liodoes
cure the worst eases of these diseases. The athleteS
front chronic and eeuai db.eases of every kind will
flint him their best frlcnd. Read his advertleementin
all our city itaiters , anti call on him for advice , as me
knowyou wili corroborate us In M3111n ho is thu stat
ferer's true frlend.-itocky Mounrain Auws.
Relief to the Afflicted.
In medicine. , as in science , the spociatlmts are the
ones who always conies to thu front aii4 atoompUsb
great reults. This remark i especially applicable tote
to lr , II. Wagner , ci this cIty. lie , tand at the top
of his ir01588100 , anti the cures ho irfonh1s for ths
unfortunate would scent wonderful If not vroperi ,
tiowed in theilglttuf acientitlo acquirement. . lie to
enilorsed by the itiost emInent of the medical faculty.
ills otitco at 33 Lartunlr street , where he Ill sjteodt.
fly eltecta cure for the suffering of eltitersox , no matter -
ter how complicate. ! their conipialnt.-i'omeroye
Letnocrat.
Chronic Complaints Require
Time for a Cure
Verseiis at a t11.tanee who wish tobo treated by Dr.
lVainer neoti not feel backward because of inabltit
14) hit him. if they iUI w to the doctor he W
.eid a list of questions w nablos him to send
tno.ltcInos , oouisei Ailt ! to thousands ho hiss
hover 5000. lie lt&i I' ii O''C cIty , town and
station In Colorado selias ailorr the UnIted
States. Boo his ad da adiertlaemenL--Dco.
S or Tribune ,
Shall We Reform ?
$ .i5o remedies for ahldiseasci is the theorP
practice at of educated and erjwrtence
rihyolcian. , slid in all large communIties they hase
Utel : specialties , to excel lii Mhlch they direct thel ,
, tudio.sudiractlce. Dr. Wagnerle a euecutsfui N.
lustratlon of tids modern school of .iocialtlr. and hi ,
ultitreestletitod ouocess In the treatuwlit of Itdlato
dtease us as wonderful as It Ii lhattering.-L'rof. J
Shouts.
'Those rersoni tbo need medical relief for the most
delicatu of disease , wliitiitl an acoomplished ntiS sue
cesafui ihyolcian In the irson of Dr. wagticr , No
343 lAriznvr street , iho I. highly reconnnende.i bythe
metllcal erufettloo at home nd aboartL-i'otneros
Deiitoaat. lflgotry and Ignorance must gi ; o way to
itladoin intitlic i.lio lthstdan beilutol Lu iettliig his
tight shine for thu glory ott his fellow men , Printer' ,
Lu'k Is the mod , ho ran best use to guide lb.
awl sick one to the fountain of health If thIs &rUcit
should be instrumental as a "TOilClif.I'-tlV' oct um ,
onahill to guide suffering humanity luStS Latirue ,
street , llenier , Colone&tOlt ielil azaovr the iurp
( or which it iM written. Adlress ,
BE. HENKY WAOZER ,
ii , 0. box 2380 , or call at MS Larinier Street ,
Denver , Unto.
trmted tbo'ovlumu headed "The Necessity for Ut ;
btttaU . '
CHARLES SHIVERICK ,
Furniture !
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new
AND AM OF'FEILING
THEM AT VERY LOW PRICES
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Flouring Mills front Stone to time Roller system.
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