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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Croton Watef Works, (Y. Y

From. the report pf The Croioc Aqieducs
Board, We learn that The receipts eDdiugl sUtb
April last, were slla5s2 81, and the expssdi-
lures were s73,4ll 7s. Three miles ttf pfiss
were laid during The last year, six inches ii III
eler, which adds materially TO the expeEditures.s
The whole COST Of the ,Cfolon Works was
sl3,GOO,oOO, from which it will be en8hatsiihhe5
direct reyenue fromithem pays but snaal III.
and what is the tax isvIed to'puy tine infeaesf
comparison to the gseat advantages realizsdIi
Il, is a matter which the citizens Of New. YoiEf
scarce spend thought about, and We doubt.
much whether any one would be willing toh have
the debt cancelled BY .annihiIating the w oIks. IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
The Cofee Gran

a correspondent Of the U. s. Gazettes, writing
from Jamaica, s'atss that. The Coffee crop i
from one-fourth 70 ohe-.hiFd Lees Than las, yeal
consequently an increase 10 price must be looked
for. The exports FROM Jamaica 10 tho United
States in 1913 and 1914, we're $4,000 bags her
:annnm, Or 1856 bags per month. From jam.
airy lstto July lsiIthe, average monthly expor,
70 lhe United States will be about $4,000 bags
sS sql -as9 nnn = ahs aua n,ity re.
greatest monthly average that can'oe rapeOs.r
from July Is. 10 January Isl, 1916, is 10000
bags. Europe took las, year 10000 bags pei
month, andshas averaged the frs, Eve months 81
this year So, GOO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
VOL. 3s.
Ffsis az Esnf,rill. Je,.rnsl.


IL ssest @ Be upoa the roIlibg wave,
Vim hearth unieitered - the vinds and free
Ard mid eenieDding sIemenfs 70 brave -
The anger Of The spirits Of the sea.
TIE sweet % be upon the mountsin side,
And gnze upon the quiet scenes belcv- &
ne peaceigI village end the streams shieh glide
With lo1 and murnqring music In their Gov.
Tissweet 70 feel ve hsSe quie, home, Z
where uesfe tos'd Tor our Own selves alone.
And where the starsof love, tho OFT ve roam,
otin shines - brigttly % 1hen firsf Il sl,one.
lis sweet 70 look upon faaitless form,
Ihal btart true and faithful heart within,
Der whose pure depths ths desolsiing storm
of dark sad md angvy passions has not been.
sTis sweet % gaze into ne sodl'sEsr depths
Throfa bright pair Of dark OF sure eyes,
And zee the many virtues clustering there,
Like giiltering sfars within the distant skies.
And very many other things are sweet.
BUT oh. his - eeteg fhan I'll eIse 10 me,
T0kiss the seeet bps o. pretty girl.
And deari, los'd by that young girl e be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Life Insurance.

Mr. Troubet, whose death BY drow6ingE ~
Cape Nav, We mentioned few weeks since,
had his life insured q, two different insurance
offices for $4,000 each thus leaving hls f3nti-
" $40, GOO, and placing them in independsntcir-
.cumstances. He Is said to have paid lns insurance
Cor but two years. The practise Of insasiRg
life is becoming more common, and nisehanics
and men OF business would study we'll lheif "a
mly's interes. BY placing a. small sunni an IN
surauce olEce. @a4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
CHAR % gPO11Eg:
THURSDAY nGoRMINd.-
.4sssass IL, 1915.
RIcnMoND WING,

10 addition 10 he regular daily aid SEMI.
weekly issue, the proprietors Of The wmc pub.
lish Weekly Paper, Of aemno,h size, al 50 81
per annun. This comprises all the principal
reading mater Of The paiiy. excluding mos, "
the advertisements and win be found especial.
y. valuable during the sessions Of the Legisla.
ture. II also embraces atarge portion Of Mi.
eeflaneops Reading. calculated 10 snsle /, ".
ceptable 10 families clibsof ave, Dire furnish!
ed with the paper al 50 Per. annum each. S5l
The paper is edited by Peasants and GaIIah u 4
August i. 1915. B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Oh In our slerner manhood, when no ray
Of earlier sunshlhe elimmers on our vsy,
OF cares. skieh tlef he bosom that they soil /;
Oh q there Be y reirgspcetion's chain
One link that knii1 us With young dtesms Sgain,
One Thought 20 feect. we scarcely dare 70 muse =
On III the boarded rap.nres t reviews. ~
Which seems each instant, in its back yard range,
The heart 10 soften. and its ties to change,
And every spring, untouched for years, 10 move,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
so. 80.

i, loR.ag a II. Poist-A writer ID ,he
S 81 = " Mrcury. omplaining Of the
effects lot ;he siff upon THAT portion 81
Tue oid A,lan,icsStates.ii Z IS aged ri M
growth Of Cotton. onks Il Is. rss;on q
conclusion that no PERU Is, .sl;.s : y,
be expected from Congfestna IN, mn
ject' He therefore urges upos,bs pIan,E
sFsto False less Cotton, and aiSs 4 ,norl
,oihe FeariDgo. stock, and the Sss;nsss
Of supplying themselves wis bfeasis. Z J,
L Thatis The very plan. Instead Of eraN
bling iutsssantly a,the legislation Of Con.
gress on The subject Of proseciion. lei w
Soothern people dipasify fksir Ssrsv,
depend a httle more upon thsmssR
and exert their INDUSTRY ID cornnans< q
advantage which bene6cent proyidk. u.
has given them--and iii viii be wels -
The writer seems 70 have come d liz
conclusion that The people Of ,hs Soulli
can raise their own bay. make Their own
butter and cheese. supply their own crs.
ni'e-employ their owa poor, and con "a
their native raw material into cloth for m
the common domestic purposes OF lie,
This is decidedly more practical thAn
ss,Nuill.cationl and much less hazardobs.
and is precisely the course which tba
Wing statesmen have always recommend.
ed Z is the dictate ot wisdom and u.
Perience, and must BEL adopted By every
people desiring to maintain real indenend.
ence. Rich. K1iP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Fatal Effects Of Ligdiniag.- We learn
from the National Inteiligencer. that du-
ring the thunder storm on Friday the 30lh
ult., family. consisting Of three persons.
husband, wife. and SON. whose names are
Bost or Yoss. were instanlaneously killed
by lightning. They resided near the toll
gate o. north Seventh street, upon The
farm Of Col, Taylor.
The Union gives The name IS John
GOOSE. and states that they resided on Pine
Creek. about Two miles north Of Washing
ion,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
IN a Dangerous Fla.

MIR Paynr, aP opicIan residing in Oxford,
Mass, seems TO be in dangerous Position FOR
his life. An attempt was made on Him last
week, Wills, sitting in his shop dosr sxsmiping
a piece Of work, He appears to have tsen5shot
by an air-gun, as The bullet has no smell of pow4
der about il, and was wound around with AWine7
II did not enter striking little above the heart
and CHANGING ofs, and hitting a Mr. Hobursons
on the wrist The report of somslhing'I like The.
drawingof cork was heard "A 3aS
This auempt 10 kilr SIR. Payne II iheNhiir1esI
! within three weeks. The FIRST, il WILDE Ieco1.5
lec,ed, was made in the city OF WashlrgtoBy
| wherv be was robbed AFTER being knGtksd down,
| by three men, Of large sum Of money. The
| second was made whilst he was on bis ,Wsy from
Boston 10 his residence in oxford::s Heahen de-
Tended himself bfavely, and he thi1ks4wounded
seriously one of his assailants. n The third and
last attempt is chronicied above. The Boston
Times says il is evident that Mr.. Psis followed
BY enemies who seek his life, and suggests that
il may be somsgpersons whose inielests are .af-
fsc,ed by Mr.. Payne's late inventions.s.
A late account says that SO mysterious isthe
! whole history Of the attempts To- take Mr.. p.
life, as stated BY himself, that douSis are enter
lained whether be had been assaulted at all.--
His friends, toallay this doubt, soughtsan exsmi
natior Of hispersoD, as wen as description o.
1.-The attacks made upon him in presence Of seve
raj gentlemen "a bal Mr.. p declined to subjec
himself 10 such an, Investigation. His friends
then considered themselves absolyed from an,
obligation 10 pursue the matter. MrsP through
4 card, reques,ed the public to suspend its iudg
ment for FEY days, adding, "my motives arr
governed by circumstances, which, II disclosed
a, present, would defeat the ends olsiuslice.,n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

James "A. Everett. Esq Of Houston
County. Georgia. has made donation Of
$4,000 10 The Georgia Female College 4,
Macon. The Institution has blythe llber.
Atty Of Mr.. p, been entirely relieved
from dsbl,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Love Of two Fond Hearts.
How sweet l. che calm, shel no fond hearts bar,
vs. met,
Inths morning Of life brightly glowing;
Emhslmed 10 ihai feeling time cannot forget.
Which warns while The tiis-blood Is flowing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Al WHIP NEGRO CAUGHT MIR j. NJ.
Pierce, oi Caddo. La. with several friends,
recently pursued ! wild negro, known TO
.inIest tia, parish, and after long chase,
compelled him 10 take refuge in The hol-
low Of tree, where be was secured after
severe figb:, He appears 10 be about
fifty years old, weighs $50 pounds, i Gov
cred with hair Ike 4 bear, and will ea'
nothing but raw meat. which il tainted he
likes the better, he also devours craw fish
and frogs with syidily. il left alone, but
wilInot touch food ID the presence u any
liz is supposed thai be was born in ths
woods. as Two skeletons, supposed 10 Be
those Of his parents, were found 10 The
hollow Of the Tree where he was taken.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

How many bitter moments pay for our
sweet ones1in this life, and yet how will
ing are We all to make the purchase what.
evsrbe the price! The ambitious spirit
of enjoyment is upon US, and must still
enlarge the sphere Of our delight, though
s-as when conquerer stretches the
bounds of@his empire. and thereby only
exposes wilder frontier to protect-eacf
new hope, each new pleasure, each new
possession. but lays US open 10 loss, TO re
greet and disappointment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Rev. DR.. Jadson. whose missionary la
bors. during long course Of years 10 the
East Indies is familiarto ouf Sreadefs. il
now on bis relurn 10 bis native country, by
way Of England. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

True Observation-Disclosures, says the
eloquept Edmund Burke, are Of % ore i'm
por'ance than laws. Upon them 10 a
great measure. laws depend. The laws
touch US here and ttere-now and then
Manners are what vex or soothe corrupt
or purify, exalt or debase, bsrbarize OF re.
fine, by constant, steady. uniform, in
sensible operation, like that Of dhe air we
breathe in. They give their whole form
and color TO our lives. According to their
qnality, they aid morals; they supply
them, or they totally destroy them -"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

FRrENDsHlp, : Friendship is a fowet
WHICH the devastating hand Of time can
not crush nor the lightning seattle. +
rears its beautiful head in the morning o.
prosperity and casts its nec,arine odour on
the sensitive heart +; and when the night
Of adversely sets in, and its flexible leaves
and humble stalk is not seen to sink be-
meath The oppressive load, bit like the
~s5isa'fA OF gems'to KISS tba i,sslf .piih IL
it springsinto a new eaisSatRa fAlf f9a nls4
beauty and its fragranceimpar! . charm to
all around. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

There is 10 The Heart Of Man native
sense Of beauty. la,entsympaihy, bar.
mony with oil that is lovely on the earth
which makes him unconsciously seek oul
spots of peculiar sweetness, not only fol
bis temporary resting place, and for The
mansion Of bis long repose.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Men are born With fa0 eyes and one
tongue, in order tina: they may see twice
as much as they say from their conduct
one would suppose that they were born
with Two tongues. and one eye: for those
talk the most who have'observed the least
and obtrude their remarks upon every
thing, who have seen iEio nothing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

4 Letter from Maza,lan, dated April s.,
and published in the New Orleans Bulle-
'in' rePofcs 4 case4ot persecution Of a.
meifcan citizen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

a 71agical Kidding, Truly We have
heard tragical oec1rrenceIn Washing
ion county, I5diaha. According to. ibe
statement made 70 ug, d yohng couple 10.
that county went TO house and were
married last Thursday night, and large
number ofpersonS, agreea5Iy TO presa-
lent custom, surrounded the house with
lin horns. Sc, aud gave what is common
EIy called "a chafivaEi." Subsequently,
The annoyers placed themselves in wood
through which NE bridal party were 10
pass on theif3retutn home, and on the APP.
proach Of the party sailed out with load
noise. The bride was Instantly thrown
from her horse, and, her foot catching in
in the stirrup. she was dragged upon The
ground, killed, and horribly mangled, the
sffrighted horse continuing u run until ke
was finally shot. tits added that young
man aud Young women. who wai.edson
1.-The bfide and bridegroom, were also thrown
Ifrom their horses and killed. and that The
bridegroom. though not killed. was con
EsidefabFy Injured. We have heard ne
names. and We trust that The circuDstan'
ceslo' the occurrence are greatly exagge
rated. Lou. Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

AHARD Cas- Ii is hard sometimes
i, is confessed!y hard b deny craving
appetite, or to subdue vicious habit but
is it not hrdsr 10 lose everlasting happi-
ness for monen,ary Indulgence, and,
I.ike the wreiched Esau, 70 sell heaven in
,reyersion for mess Of pottage!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
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. Ia Bridal Party Drownsd -Oa the llth
I'LL. Miss .Rosalle Hueibig, her mother,
TWO sisters, and Miss Dressed wers
drowned To- The Kaskaskia river. Illinois,
which they attempted 10 cross on then
way 10 Prairle Da Long. Miss Il lei'
home that morning, with a bridal party,
TO be IN arried 10 Mr.. Z Fl Keller who,
with bis friends was waiting at bis resi-
dence, some miles distant, TO receive hi,
bride. Being alarmed at the delay, he
proceeded 10 the river, where be saw tbt
father ofSthe young. lady, who was On th'
I,riyer bank with The five corpsss lying nea
him. Tie father was nearly frantic viii
lgrief. The corpses were taken TO th'
house Of the inlended bridegroom, ant
| the marriage festivities gave place to iu
neral fites.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Ha,1 Robbery md Murds,. "A later
published inthe Memphis Enquirer s,ates
that he Florence stage was robbed ! lew
miles east Of Bolivar, Mississippi. The
robbers were pursued into Tennesses.-
Mr James NJ Sanders. one Of the PARTY
which pursued, them. was shot very badly
~ the breast. and is scarcely expected ID
I've. The robbers escaped 10 consequence
Of the darkness Of the tight.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

Pleasure isio a woman wha, the sun is
10 a flower Il il moderately, enjoyed, il
beauties, itrefreshes, and il improves il
'immoderaiely, it witherS. deteriorates snd
destroys. But the duties Of domestic life
exercised as they must be in retirement,
and calling forth ell the sensibiiiiies Of TIE
female, are perhaps as necessary 10 the
full Development Of Der charms. as The
shade and .he shower are 10 the rose. con
irming lis beauty and increasing IT'S fra
grance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

frnnsTpv.-An hours industry will do
more TO beget cheertnlness. suppress evil
humors, and retrieve your aiiairs, tpan
months moaning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
prg The Her, Hen E 4 elas., Representa-
the Hon.sT J. Lacy, resigned.

Destructive Hall Storm. "A letter 10
the Lancaster Examiner, dated West Lani-
peter township, Pa, July "a, states that
about4 o'clock on Sunday evening last,
that neighborhood was visited BY one. Of
the most destructive hail storms lhst has
occurred for many years. The Wind blew
a perfec: hurricane from the north for a
bout half 40 hour, in which time thousands
Of window glass we're broken, the gardens
entirely ruined, aud the corn crop will be
much inbred. The storm die not extend
more than mile in breadth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14

AIiille house well filled. lii,k .:,,u ! 8
well Tiled. and little wife !. 1919 -Il.sqs
TsHs YaloE L Are b. : slsasf
The New York herald., 1845-04-24
Medical Aid.

CECRET HABlTS-Dr Benjamin Bell supsrintendent of
the Asylum az Charlesown in alludinE the subject
this there is foul plague in md,t cutting of
amongst the Young the BEAUTIFUL and The promising OF our
land k:peettg the habit above alluded if those who
sensible Of the haf .he Of The evils which they
that wasting con.umpives would otherwise the
impress of pure health aud manly vigor.
Dr. Gregory, GO Gold street, has devoted much time and
study this subject The Doctor devoes his whole
tenton Of thar Of malaies called prvafe
when includes those resulting from habts-rd
geston-palptaton Of the hcartyemblng Of the handsdiz
zness OF IN, head-geat general debility
bcdy-ssat weaLnss imaairment q
this hedous practice; but they those which be
by the OF Dr. Grexoy lnvigorang TOMS Cordial Il is
foregoing; also genital debility eoldness Of The
dozen for SiO and may be Of the
Dr. Gregory home and be consulted at all hours ei
Levers must be post paid and addressed to the Doctors
s;dapce rs above. mh4 inf~grc
The New York herald., 1845-04-24
Medical Card,

ID q o L q Il M . X X ON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, aoxk Fultea s.rees :.
~ Doctor Morrison continues to be consued eonenay
On all private diseases WHICH he cures without
rbna . he cure. N : 70 day. ,
M improved principles, without pain Inconvenience "a
the patient AZ the symptoms Of Structure analogous viii
persncsd Surgeons should be allowed make sT
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners "'
Ncruouf and Constitutional Dsbikf-Ihis affection and
the tram o. evils resulting from sect destructive habit IN
YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions snd ultimate ponoy
are rndtcaly cured by Dr M pathological prae,cs by
"a, y:gor perfect cure guaranteed, no charge.
who claim g be surgeons il, perhaps the osy s1as
sdyersng Surgeon ~ " city. See his diplomas hi ofsce
V4h fulton street Le!er postpaid and conaE,ng Zee will
tnmre medicine and adv,ce TO any pan Of the Union.
vmce 2oaH Fulton ner =, erwieh Nv xorx. ppca frcw
! "A. Ma to 10 r. M d. NJ lmsrc
The New York herald., 1845-04-24

indicate that time is very precious, aud that there
are manv friends yer who wish to see him. While
You are in conversation with Mr. Marcy, he is con-
tinually feeling the back OF his breeches as il he
had discovered hole therein. He seems to be
constantly under the impression that there is rent
| somewhere ia hls pants, which every body is try
| Ing 10 spy out Nor let any man with patch IN
| has irowsers call upon Mr.. Marcy. He will regard
II as a direct lhsuit Altogether, however, he is a
good old codger, and ought TO remember his an
llqle trend, Major Noah, whose people have been
uealers IN od clothes ever since they drew lots Tor
the garments OF Christ Bancroft likes little po-
etfy, and Il you are acquainted with the chronolo-
BY oi the battles OF the revolution, so much the
better; but, II you can give MIN, accidentally, an
extract from Bsncrotl's History Of the United
S.etes, You are .. X. But II must be adroity done
--as George, you know, comes from ''down east"
lie bids talr to make tue best Naval Secretary we
have had for many years
The Patent Office, with the elegant museum up
stairs, which contains, among other numberless
ca1ous things, varlons specimens OF shells, nine
Exploring Expedition, is open 10 the public every
dy except Sunday, rom 8 A. M. to 3 p NJ. For
several days pending and succeeding the late IN
ausuratlon, the number of visitors 10 The Patent
Office, chiefly 10 the National Museum,g averaged
nearly 1000 per dsv. You must not chew tobacco
IN TINS museum. You are requested 10 leave your
quids III the spt box outside the door. Strangers
are closely watched they are seen 10 be looking IN
The ao8iSs OF the windows, or at the feet oi the
Columns OF this magnificent gallery IN such cases,
they are Justly suspected OF desire TO expectcrate
uielf niny TOBACCO JUICE. Every true Anegha-
man, hewevei, will delight 10 mainain the clean
liness ot ihls, and all the other public buildings
The Library OF Congress is opsn on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays from A. III. to 3 M.
We mast compliment the Librarian and his asss-
tants for their untofm poeness TO their visiters,
especially 10 the ladies' and to the gentlemen ofihe
press.
From and after the lst Of July next, the fare be-
tween Weshlaston and Baltimore will be reduced
from SO 80 TO 81 50.
We set down yesterday Mr.. Buchanan at 800
Tor Pittsburgh. II should have been $500, winch
ls the sum he has given. Hurrah for the Secretary
OF State.
Romulus M. Saunders goes to Spain.
BUsTA MENTE.
The New York herald., 1845-04-24
nunGE For YOURSELF

HUNTERlAN D!sPENsARY, No. Division street es-
ssd A. d. 1885, the present PROPRIETOR for the
cessfu r. Of disease Of nature and the sale
Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is the on
remedy ON earth safely be relied thoroughly
this horrd disease without injury to the pd
without diet hinarance from bu,iress when all else
have failed comprehensive accompanies each vial
(th full direcnns which is warranted 70 eictuaiy curs IN
all cases. how long tandng how deeply seated in
the syse, with less trouble TO the patient aud IN shorter
space of me than other medicine In the world or no pay
will be taken, Price 81 yer wal. MA lm~Ie
The New York herald., 1845-04-24
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OEgiCE.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL UtkiCE.
DOCTGR JOHNSON, IT l,raae strect so well known 70
- the vcrms Of syphtc diseases az The mort ,uesessr
his destructive md moss urinanaeeats a.aay is sl % be
iourd his old 0co. Dr. Johnson satisfy ti
he legally qualified practice physic AID suTgeryh1t hs
knowiedQe ogensai d.ce superior three
of your general 'Physcansent skill In the trssf
..s. sad e VARIETY Of vass. Dis
only from every part OF the Ursd Stses but they
from tic West indies and Canada. cure
patients year. dscounsepapcs qucckrry ia any form
sad hsssfors take this lashod Of a,a
.he treatment Of their dissass Every undertake
make charge No how lorg you have Gi
Syctrre Ulcers apon the hody the kroa nose pains
u the hed and hone. Of the legs will end can eu:s you
ID curabls. Constitutional Meakness, sometimes
cssd cns WssaHcss brought on BY nab indulgs
by young have paid nrch attcnon 20 ths estncn,
ves hss erpereacsl slus,y tstest pyspeps!a Wsas
iorse.fues Yapissgor Of hc ers sycsor to society
osly symptoms f.ar cosaplan.: ayGrcctoHs focw
eoe.spjog ~ Sl advice, attended TO. sh=sve, Qce
Deus door fyom fhash,rs strANt Tht5 lrsra