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WHO WOULD NOT BE AN EDITOR
That an editors life is laborious is con-
cedcd by those who practically know
any thing about it; that his position is
responsible many a luclless editor has
been taught 10 feel by men of every 9TH
er profession and trade, from lawyer
to a cooper; that unreasonable demands
are made alike upon his physical and
mental powers might safely be testified
upon oath and worse than all, an cdi-
tors, like women's work." is never
completed, Yet, t,barring all these draw
backs, some editors are lucky fellows and
receive their share of the good things Of
this life on terms perfectly satisfactory
to themselves. An exchange brings us
one of these instances, which reminds
one too of the old adage, it never rains
but it pours."
The happy editor of the bingham
Patriot has not only, in spite of his be.
ing an editor, persuaded a pretty girl to
take him ''for better for worse," which
were bliss enough for one life, but his
lady neighbors, in admiration of the mu-
tual courage Of the contracting parties,
have sent them in few donations. to-
wards the house fixings of the advcntu-
rous couple. The editor announces that
he will keep his office open "a few
weeks longer" to receive farther dona-
tions, and acknowledges already the
reception of the following, viz; A hand.
some centre table; aparlor stove; SET
Of China ware; solar lamp; hand
some carpet; crockery ware in abun.
dance nest of boxes, pads and buckets,
together witlEu Variety Of small articles,
" York Com.
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Abbeville G. H., s. G. April %, 1916.

friends, Like streams whose waters mee-
ting, mingle md unite: so had the
feelings, Of their hearts, from early
youth, flowed into the clfsame fountain.
Even as these streams, when mixed
alike, do cherish what is blooming on
their margin, so had they fostered, with
an equat hand, the flower of friendship.
Together they had quaf1ed the sweets of
science,-together bent their eyes on
what is beautiful in naturc,-sought
earth's wild and sunny places, ,-climed
the dizzy heights where grandeur rests,
and from thence drank Of the fulness of
eartl's glowing thoughts
What meancth now these fiery
glances, as if a serpent quaied beneath
those restless eye-lids? That mantling
blood, that ever and anon crimsons the
marble Of each brow Those looks of
scorn, of malice, and revenge: Of every
deadly passion with insults his fellow
man2 And, OIL more than all those
dark, unholy instruments of blood, with
quickened ed ge, that they may pierce
with surer aim the wells of life2 Oh !!
tell me not Of "human lore'' e''-pure, holy,
deep, when scenes like these exist: saw
rather that its fount is stained by pas
sions foul and fercc-stirred by dis
cords winds, and mingled thick with
baneful, poisonous dregs. Doubt then
this truth ? Wouldst thy fond heart
still think to find aught "rure and un-
deilcd," with mans ruinous heart I?
Come view with me this spot!
Around, calm, soft, and lovely, has
the glad bright earth, all smiling IN the
freshness of a summer morn But even
here, in natures sanctuary, has man
dared to trample down all human ties,
TO darkcn: as with fearful clouds, its
holy light. Yonder, there are they who
till of late felt nought but love, close
linked in deadly strife; stecis are fash
ing in the bright suns rays. and the red
blood is gushing forth as 'twere but wine
poured over the green earth. Oh, God
that they who thus debase the human
form should still retain itl-lhat the
image of our Maker should be thus de-
formed by such fiendish souIl
lis past Revenge has done its
work-a direful deed There lies lis
victim, drcnched in gore, the wreck Of
breathing iife,-a dark, unsccmly thing
of dread and fear; its CLASSY eye-balis,
clenched and stifencd limbs, and fca-
lures set in all the fearful pangs of
death. Well might they chill to ice the
living current; or more than that might
strike remorse into the murderer's black
encd heart. But no! He walks the
earth with prouder step: with hands all
reeking with a brothers. blood, and
deems himself ennobled; bars his heart
from virtue, and laughs to think how
deep he's plunged in guilt. And this is
honor! Oh shameful soundl
Saturday Courier.
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ly.
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DOLLARS, to be paid by the Magistrate.
FOR announcing u Candidate, TWO
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POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Estimating the increase at three
per ct. per annum on the census of
ls4O, the population Of the United
States will amount to 2O,l40,37O,
OH the 1st. June, 1916. =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
THE CoNNELlsvILLE FRAI-D

The following resolutions, adopted by tho
Directors OF the Pittsburgh and Conncli,ill lie
Kan koad Company u ttheir meeting on Mon.
day last, appear in the Pittsburgh papers of
yesterday. The papers of that city, particu.
larry the Post are very bitter in their abuse
OF the Directors of the Baltimore Compan
aud why Because they refused To sanction n
fraud. "
Resolved That this Board have seen with
surprize and sincere regret the conditions uuon
which the Directors OF the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad company recommend a subscription
ol SIX hundred thousand Dollars In the stock
at the Pittsburgh and Connellsville RaiIro,d
Company Tor The following reasons:
First, Because we have been heretofore. led
to believe thatiia liberal grant OF the righl of
way coutl be obtained. that the Baliimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company would take upon IT.
sell the greater share OF the expense OF making
the road, while now l. seems that that Comm.
NY IL disposed 10 delray the smaller portion of
the cost, and al the same time To rgquin, from
this Company a pledge which would secure
to the Baltimore Company Tor oil future time
the control oil the action OF this company upon
oil question OF connection.
Second because the Baltimore Compauy.
not only by one OF their conditions decline To
~ lNNfNftAA NAtHflAuhfll III W.. CONF
pletion ola woIk which must bcnrf, heir ii.
~ morc than Pittsburgh, but call upon the
Pittsburgh Company 10 insure tire completion
oi the work 10 a point not even on the prefer.
red route 10 Cumberland.
Third. because after The Baltimore and
Ohio Railuad Company have given To any
Company in Virginia the right TO connect a
railroad from Wheeling. Fishing Creek or
Parkersbtrsh with the BIltino aud 600
Railroad. tscy nov asa us to act a more chu,-
lisspart 10 our brethren OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Resolved, That fUr the foregoing reasons,
among Others. the Board OF Directors OF the
Pittsburgh and Conneilsyillc Railroad Com.
pany deem the conditions recommended 10
be attached To The subscription by the Balti-
more sud Ohio Railroad Company To be who'll
ly iDadmisible.
Resolved. Therefore, that inasmuch as il i.
highly desirable that the n,goiiation with the
Baltimore Company which las been so pcrse-
Veungly protmcted should bc brought Ia a
close at es rarlya day as practicable. th1t the
President at the Board h. requested To adj
dress = letter - lhc President, snd Directors
ct the Baltimore Company. urging The pro-
priely and eXpediency Oi calling the Stock
holders together prior to The FIRST Montoy Of
February. tie day on which the Stockholders
of this Company must at the latest assemble.
Resolved, That q refusal or deClination TO
call their Stockholders together at an earlier
day than February, so as TO give the Stock
holders of ibis Company the means Of uCtiug
Understandings IN ~r-lsiion 10 the proposed
subscription oi ,he d. and O.. Company shall
be- considered q persistence in those conditions
and that the President at this Company BE-
tlicn directed TO call ihr Stockholders logr th-
cr at the earliest legal dsy.
- r1N-e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
LATER FROM BRAzos

We have, in the New orleans paper OF the
9th inst. the news by the steamer telegram
from the scat OF war. The Telegraph has on
board the remains of Maj Ringgoid aud Lieu,
Cochrane.
The New Orleans Delta Of the 9th instant.
has the following items:
Gen. TAYLOR has returned from Sa,illo. lea.
wing Gen, Worth i'm possession OF The rlaee
We have conversed withen intelligent rcn.
i,rman, who left Monterey on the 23d ul,imo
ms impression Is that The whole OF the forces
eAcep, the necessary Numbers left 20 garrison
co, and that Genersl TAYLOR in Going ,La,o
VIII take a r0u,e leaving san Luis Poios; IN
his right; that arrived at Tampico. and ha,ing
TIE necessary iorces TO carry out his future ON
.rst'ons. an attack viii b. made ON Ver,
Cruz simultaneously b. sea andland.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
MANS EROM CIIINA

-, ~ mol Snov, that from time imner,orial the
.or,-.oL LNdiey. otthc London Uuivcrsity. one III lie
~ uo,ahls,s 'hsi ever lived, states that. previous to M.
,u'phoht f"ni Auicrics, q was 4 Gov mnsent u.ppor,,.
y snd was bought for " weight in s,iy.r. Wbs, ~
maie 81 u, tn Justify such prices , IL was mann.
'' in.p thc same PREPARATION now sold under tie
nNNy u Ssucfs "inseus ranacsa. and used IL et,re
tonris' Colds. Bronchitis. and othc- affections of Tic
i'".r ehN h ~
N"" Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
&3D.OOO

Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Della war, and
Georgia. Clas No. ~. To
ie drawn al Wilmington. Del, on SATURDAY. p.-.,.,o.
/" '~". % number Lottery. IS drawn laiots So,
~ se,ene. Prize $4,000, L flo,OoO, ofGOcoi az
lN'o, ! oi",-Ou, 10 OF SO, 10 81 Geo. no n, i,n 1iStu
Si"' shares IN proportion. 4 c~crtlirpte nf ,,st,ns
twenty ave wholes, viii cost sICU. tveut, uv. S,G,",
%, twenty eve quarters S9s ' ~ hNNea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
MFSSENGFR-

.csIt Crooks viii leave Pittsburgh every Fanny a,
MONDAY at 10 O'Clock, \ NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16

Capt Smith. viii 'cavs Ptisi ursh ever, q ,p.y 81 10
o'clock, : VI, W hec'ue al OP VI, and Cincinnaucyerv
NruNuspky AZ 10 u'ciuck. 4 VI.
for neiEht and passage apply ON Hoard. Nov -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
BAILEYS TONIC MIXTIIRE.
or compound Fluid Extract Of CiHchona
hH5rd, q Vegetable tebrifUgc IN tho treat
meAt II 7 VER IND AGEE.

Or compound Fluid E.riract of CiHchona
RUbrd, q Vegetable FebrifUgc IN the trent
mcHt Of FEVER And AGUE.
lure 10 ihc public a. safe and efficient remedy IN tla
treatment OF Fever aHd Aguc, would remark. thai no in
ercdlenl - fused dc'ctcrous Co tie human system. Il tcing
ehlitcA a Nc-ctdlie compound, aud NAV le used with
perfect safety 10y weNNly people To invisnraie the ..s,gu,
"1d strengthen and give iOyc To the stomach. Ia All
COMPLAINS arising from a morbid or dehiitated nystcn.
ieiLa'' wcaNucss, sc. u " il be found admiralty aiant.I.
bui i- uosi remarkable good cIrcis will he al served in
tie cure OF Fever and Aguc, Observed by no, ONLY cr,di.
os,i,k 90, disease nat e eeiuaIly removing al! ~prclispo
sni"h !" u TINS additional viuue VIII ice duly apnre.
ciHFd w. those who have suffered unG,r second attack
"I uns distressing complaint. aud IL ut Itself recon-
m,Lda'!on r"nic'eli to prove us sorcsiOriiy over all re-
Wtaits now iu use.
CERTIFICATES.
! take pleasure IN stating 60 the public the good Elects
I nave experienced spH tHc .FC OF BaI.o{'s Tome Mix
iu,e !ot Ga, cure of ! ever aud Ague.
Ia Tire tai ot 1899, / wa attacked with Fever and
Ns"S' snd H continued ON me nearly two years. ! at
'Si ttSlIitcd - ever tCIut cured Of IT,. | Iacl Town
se'u = l"nic Mixture, which only relieved me for a
sIuT' lime, shrn The disease would return Ia zoe afniu-
Ny constitution, which lad heretofore teen strong and
a.iitlic, had row from the cUcc's ct thc disease, Irrnulr
moon dc'iiilated, and I found myself in ta,hcr a dis.
Ken down, my physician could not hclp me aud All tlc
remedies had used dad me no good, until found Bal.
ioy's Tonic Mixture. which I had recommended to ine.
and aW happy Co uh,c 20 ray that he the space of fauf
weeks ! was entirely cured, and although another ycor
las passed away since I took The medicine. sin 6.ye
hat n" rv,u1n OF the disease. I feel myself entirely
cure" OF uc dt'casi and an pfChispusitiuu t0 u.
bAENEN M~EIEORNE.
- Henry sgrCi, Broukiyn.
~" ff' Hi"'NH'c ard re'dtl ly tho proprietor and IN.
stsfcs.
To- sac vho'csl'e and retail By WIN. BAILEY. Sole
pTopfe'pr' cor. Sands 4 Fulton 80. BrnoSlyn, s.. y.
-" a. Wh"i''it aud Wiai,a 90 manufacturers prices
~ fRiOE& IAILi.
i'e'h Sole Agents for Wheeling, IA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
BARGAINS

y Rcs i-isft-iWi l soil on very Cv1-e.
- - DE Terms the following Lots VIZ I,s
-. 81 10, a corner Tot. iu south NlpcIiug-Nl-
HssrE FHt'"t Lot NJ -, - f,ri front. ora Main s.
E<&k-a i"lnS tN" End luI shove Madison 81. i1ih uT
which are dniulruved. Also the ra-t Of
Joy =" ~ on Aatl -, ON which ~ a three story Trick
luI"ihE now ui occupancy % T.. - N.ulv. Also Inc
iaH Of loi No ~ og Market Al'cy cn winch b. atlr..
'l'fs rick t'Lding now 90 ttt occupancy OF ". War
fe'' Also ln, iW1-Norh Divisions uf lot so NJ 'front.'
uc on Ma bel fquGrc ON each &C. which is athrec story
i'ieA lUiidiur occupied by Ut. Thrar and J. NcCnu.
u e', or VIII exchange paris Of This property Tor Brick.
S,olic and Carpenters work on desirable terms.
NOV - TEEInY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
Wholesale Confectionery!
FARRELL &c HALL.

Manufacture and Keep constantly on hand. at No. 50
Main street, Cincinnati. tie largest ana lest variety
West OF New York Guy.
..0JNo charge foF Packages OF carins to any part Of
The city.
bcreale Is, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16

capt Luntard, win leave PITTSBURGH ever, S,,rrn,y
~ !" "ciocN. \ VI, Wheeling ~ 4 NJ, and Cincinnati
every TUESDAY, a. 10 o'clock, 4 NJ.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
TAEE NOVEsE.

T. Keepers are informed that tust desirable
&C piece Of property knoWn - thg virginia Hns' st
us'"l iu lhc Cit of Wheeling b. OFFERED Torrent nom
tHr MS! ut Aptf IcN-. The premises U.s. now 90 good 90
,aF, conveniently aud pleasantly lura'cd tnr business.
ava o, tHc siu.pi1g place for ore o: abe r;cs; national
i"au s5-c ,ani a'N luc ot coaches. Few s'uaI ions
o.. the Mind o"tr ic'tct Inducements 'u ts.ei kecucrs-
Application may made to thg suf ssrifer a. Dos orre ON
Monroe s,Icr' ucNt door go the Time. Office. tuumurt.
'st"ns uatlWul a'so receive pToHI; a.,p,oa.
Nov 10. Ola J. UBCG.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
EG.ONO

oroho consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Cless u. eNtm.
I"le drawn a Wilmington, Delaware. on Thn,sa,,
Dcrcmler -. lShi. '"'S""4'
80 huilbcr Lottery, - drawn iaiois. Splendid sebepe
Wt"c"' $1,000, OF 1859, I otI CCU. ofaOUu M ~
y ana o@i 900. Tickc,s s.. shares in prnpor.
t''n' y ceftiaeaic of package oi tNeni, sy vyb,nt,s
ter SIS. "''Y sN quaf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16

@rThe Philadelphia Rangers, a new com.
pany, ON Saturday last, elected Hon. Chos
Nayior ooPtain,Anl lea Tor Pittsburgh to Join
their regiment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
TRlU MPHANT SrCCI.SSI


r,t,. rcuicmior u,. al h.
"aNoNs COMPOUND SYRUP pf TAN A.,
Don NAPuTHA.
~ ..ih cieciins such wonderful cru. IN
fOLNONAkl CONSUMPTION
Astt~g Brocblfis. Splitting Blood pain >,
me Nt9c and BrcGst. Sore Throai 49,,
heSS, ~P0ipiGtion 81 The Hart UIor,Sa,
Cough. Group. Hires. Nsrrons Tysro,
L'rer ComPlciHt and Diseased his,,rs
DC. &c. "'""tys'
eTnEREfunE beware Of All s---n,.
\ ot NAPHTHA and purehaa, of the 49, ~
ANOTHER WONDERFUL Ctpp,,,
The u,de.t-, tHit ,rrtrHt,, Oct. ~. tsi5.
49,. -. .'.'ft a hrm conviction That nan, v,,,.Ia
"sahs winch have restored me To be,ith ~ ssms
~ tp,, WIN weakness II the LUNGS ..J 1890
tntiNi. hut 80 gradual were thr inr,,1s,F
49, : sIha Nerm until within the isst ,r,, ~.
sids. eros, - ai,,tS-s was pain IN my hrcast and rifht
~ " talsc The corrupt matter which o ,,,re.s,t ~,
shd az times 50 rre,t w.. ,uv s,a.,s."t
~ ,a. t'uis n"i i've an hour. n is scarcely neecss.
ts,s.. WNuu'lns his time I had the te-t nactI,e,f AZ.
l"ancs, was cuprcd. hlistcrrd. Sc. win ,o .,.1
- urei various Advertised aud well k,o,-,
~ stnsa no relief wha'cye-. until proru-rt - srItoNtn
aoMloJNb SYRUP oF TAR ,nJ w,,op
inN one loiilc ct which benefited NE moo
IN" al else l had taken and 1 row ss.rr +, - NJ" w
celn te'ief ihat by thi. lime. I shouIl bays -, ~ s
SS'e "aii not procured this remedy Al he tinue TJ5
SNRAH JANE ADAMS.
No. rs South Foutth street ptiiot,In,i.
- ahh snhsuiei this 18Th dav OF Ortol.r
Philadelphia. '"" SlIae. -
forsAie BY G. W. JOHNSTON u.,so, Nov Is
Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
&20.NOO

RIVER LOTTERY. CLA ASS No. on
DoCemlct -, 1876. '''"uS!'
80 hnlni CT Letter, u drawn ballots. Splendid scheme
49, OF Ss1,O,o, ! ofS.OO0, I Of eco. I OF e6CO. 20 Of
49,, : ol 80 Tickets s., Shares ~ pTnpouion. 1 cor
.lhcaic OF packages oftwcnty.siN Wboies v,iI rost sn,o
'"'"'! sA halves so twcuty.stN quarters So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
TEAS!
WHEELING, VA.
AGENCY OF HE NEW YORK
CANTON SEA COMPANY.

he Oidfst Tea Establishment ia imCritai|
PRINCIPAL E.~rAELiSHMENT IN 81. v.
mIE' Canton icf Company has teen r0putarfy known
a 'nrWauN years. This - the largest and oldest Tes
Is.r'lsHmDri iu America. The puhir have hsd mIi
VruotuftH,.r integrity aud responsibility. Hu' such Ia.
locu fHs great and pressing dcuaud Tor tbou IEAES Oi
!a'c, iH8i ineF hs.r teen ohhgrd ia cuirrra. Go a guat es
tent, thrit two principal Establishments iu Nov YORK..
viz
les CitNTitAN e lG3 GREENWICH gTa.
ItrT moreover poslca facilities, 90 relation 10 Che Tta
IrSdp, ina very abundant degree, aud DOUBTLESS. sulsli
or Co any other Tea Concern iu America. THgir srru.
pulous regard "a al principles thar tord 10 cicys'e tho
character 90 e large house, b. wei understood, sud has
s.rcsny secured them 9 connection, probably LARGER tIau
all uihcf Tea Establishments united. and tlf. couss
qnenty are determined To- sell Teas purcr, moro rsRrapt
and rcdect for tho prices, boz the aggregate, than avs
house m The worid-Chiua excepted.
They most zca'0usly invite tMo attention NJ the iuha'
faHtf uf WHEELING, Va, To their ARenct, wire. t,
following as4orimsnt5 are always ON hand spd iusS
feet no hesitation IN stating thE wIcrcvcf a single fu1I
De- madei avcy decided preferences iF given o. the co.c
uIatCd Teas O fthe Csnt0u Tea Company.
" RCadsf, make ihc experiment ?
Retail prices a. follows subject iu on eases 10 te 70
fsFTaN tf go n~.-VsrrHaT-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
CLIPPER No. >.

can't n J Grace, viii leave Fiisburgt every r,ft.s
nay AZ 10 o'clock, \ ", Wheeling at 10 o'c!cck = NJ .ut
'ncnnsh every svSpAy a. 10 o'c.oeA, \ VI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-16
SON RIGW AHn-

GoNE malicious Tersun in thc shoe trade H. trt iur TO
~ circulate a s'snd"fou- report, Niat We not setting
ohi own manufactured suirirs a. rhvspa B.. Eastern ltlnts
and Sh"s- arc sold a. tits place. and We challenge 4p,
shoe siorc i thc clty ct iceiru. o. Yves OF t,
Mountains, ~ produce a. gCui ard as rhrap az article
a. We 49, NOW manufacturing al iAr Home League loot
aud SMte Factory, II, Main street, sigu 81 the Golden
hs1i, ihiri dnpf atuNr kuofs nd Sarrsfs.
We afc now oicripg the dnrSt quality III Gcut- Dress
Boots, made OF tHcic est lhi'adcipilR stock Sud uust ru.
proved style ~ SfFO rcr Imr do. pisip CAT. Warranted
we'or proof al $50, Co. hue Nip AZ Sy.-5 amd geo; the
ltsf quality 90 Nru's thirk doubled su'rIioots a. $40.
Gcuis -'uses from Sl.s5 90 10. Ladies' Gnc Morocco
and Cali Boots a. Si.2S. de- test Mo a. Si!1u. Ladies
ltsi walking shoes, Mururco. * 10 and car at SItU: IA.
dies s,ipIess fron' ~ 90 - ceuis rcr rair. Also q iAsrc
yenefa, sssoumeni OF Boys Nonsh's, Misses aad Chi
Measures taken andteots and shoes made to order q,
one dN3 : notice.
Zee. =. CoNNELy & WADE.
IT. PHILOSOPHY or HEAITH & DISEASE
lasthc Creator - constituted ttc physical man that q
condition. of uninterrupted health s ialprssihl to Il -
W ca1foi if a moment make sdc1 \ suppo-itt0r. An
The glorious works 81 creation cry aloud atdiusi % Iu a
iaupisye nos Co BE- misunderstood. Al alaiurF b. ot-
iHetsi tor. ln man alone fet-,n b. superior 20 iufmrt
aEd capable ~ roaifpIin. AID directing b.. On hum
Nune p moral sense trcVues 80 c'eurt p tbr ~rtaru
WCr Of PASSION. ru mipuuratefy he b. 500 p-.lr t1
Hrgci tho minrc IN the des5t- for present eujo, NEST. afa
t1u- - vi 90 violate the physical law ~ biz te,ug. and
a. an ttfNraHr tHu-eV frucc, tuc htrmuu.ls sui hct.
NA Hr'inu "i hts urge"fSH'inu BE- dssfroyDI. The bct
I &c exposed io tle I,fuourc ct wei erri. A. rflutsur
ifctcnt protection. vac Iass rom a heated tuouI 10 r
I tp'd, fe-fy, out door atmosphere. Irtst tratlou BE- check.
81. tnd wat rHouhi ie ehhtlcd ht the skin Be- thrown 10
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NEW WBSEC.

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~ new and fashionable music consisting 40 pat ~ Ur
hIuwinc, VIZ hSiamoras wsliz, New York IOka
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" .ih' heeihwer waitzes ia look form, General Tay.
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SONGS.
love The Free. hy Russell, Eau sfosi do, The Watrlcr.
Tours There wcrc, The spell - Broker, Sprak gently.
Ifcity bJc star, origin OF the Hare. Love lice Dearest.
Hose oriheftorg Musicai rccrcstons, Music from, tc
opera OF hariana' : MaEurkas, In happy Moments.
There rs a Howvr that Bi0oucth, Yes. LET mc like q Sol
dier ial, scenes al were Brightest. u was a Knight.
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