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THE WORK CONTAINS:


CHAPTER l.
Those feel the pressure Of evils morally bound to
seek redress-Our ntutons % be trusted-Our IN
stuons OF kind to challenge an intimate search into
human rights the part OF -ConyentIons-Wo-
man an intelligent distinct ndiyidualThe woman view
CHAPTER II.
Women limited by IN. door labor-Dened the law
-Opiuion created for us by men-Regious abuses and
nonksh den.als, the growth Of the masculine mind
Woman stooped from her high place-Her unlikeness
not Inferotity
CHAPTER III.
Women are accused OF love Of notoretyThe safety Of
womanly recognton-W omen must receive their napD-
according 10 received opinion not bounty from
God but tolerated by man-They made artful by OPP
pTesson liberty be safe to men, It Is ~ also 10 women
CHAPTER ".
The standard Of wOmaDhO0d 70 be taken from the nObest
types Of the sex-Gs trained reference
Men and women often unadapted 10 marase-Property
confefs dignity.
CHAPTER y.
Woman occupies false postonShe would De dssocaied
from labor state Of sociey-At present her al
fecons barter for rank propertyThe great Con-
tract. Marriage.
CHAPTER VI.
sonnet salary paid f per the position
instead Of the taking Of wifeA contract should be
cure from yoiaon-Evils that only reformed public
opinion can Eeieye-Eyils arriving from premature
marriage
CHAPTER VII
Truth hereafter Re developed regard the great Law
Of Loye-Marrage should be a sacrament. not a mere
civil contTact-No Divorce in a true state Of society
CHAPTER VIII
Men and women often dsnoAned 10 marriage-IncOmpe-
tent 10 the relaon-Supe women regarded with
dsfus,-The laws cannot belong every pulse Of
womaIhOod-A treat nature viii make itself felt
CHAPTER TX.
TIE nmost Of the soul holy unless contaminated
by an evil lfe-Pubhc and private scandai-The nrnost
law
CHAPTER K
The new teslmony-Man has been blndly and gnQranty
OPPRESSIVE Entire freedom the right Of humanity.
CHAPTER u
The popular estimate If the conIugal reson--f aseness
and suoerfage noglca;ed by many 10 AFFECT to lead
opinion.
CONCLUSION.
God ne Ssaycher OF hearts. Teyeaef-fie u NV 'n
part faculties merely tempt and deade but Tor ooedent
,,s erI,.b,sned use FOwLERs WELLS,
% u NJ. l3i Na,zau-s''' y. = .D-o-'s
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
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-, EVERY MORNING. SUNDAY ExcEPSEp'-
pvSL'.s-s 1pnxv BUILDINGS CORNER oF SPRUCE ANY Nn
~ shh s.u sTs OPPOSITE THz CITY Hall
,x.,.a 10 City snbsCnbers for I2l Gents pefweos
- ts.y uyesT q sy pay IN advance Al Ho DesI
a. rbrn.h or a year tac rate. Sig'c eSpss'
" ~ Mail sa5scrbers Five Doiiars yer shho,o -
Two enhscriniOss taken for months or tAroe
stsnce "a Three Dollars IA advance Eeqmre IN All eI-
Sos;ie - 1,nry Eewsrapers DAILY y4pss received
ssAss cacs whose higher Iheh iaoss Vi ne
= sns ~, rot Allowed any difference
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y s HoUGH, Auctioneer.
EAKPETS-I.arpe and PeremitOfY sale

- III - IS'i - At'
Y carpets, rugs. sat carpets hooi o. .sVs' 's.
tuaf.rr Sc. sc SATURDAY OF. nth 20 lOi VI NJ
the Intensive ware rooms NJ ~ peaf-s1 near max, IN
VII te sold the soC ol a Retail Dealer, VINO '"ing ant
I, change business ulcrs his entire st'tk al lubllc
auction without reserve II consists IN pa.t oi elegant
Brussels taresry and velvet carpets ply ana ing DO
star CARPETS. DruCge's rugs. mating, mats 'h'st III
cloths Sc sc comprising the numerous v"rtY 81 au
cles usually kept lnG found sore oi ttS M me
trade and others vlshngt" purchase car
.fs for the winter VIII find - their advantage o. attend
a. the goods VIII De- sold IN lots g sat- purch
n without the least reserve whaever Also the tnrni-
ture of the Office consisting of sofas, chfs, d'sNs &c
Catalogue, The mornne OF sale CIV -
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observation-disclosures. No.

~ os1Is..i1 N1crn.y mn -CRAyn vocaI
and INsTKI MLhTsL CONCERT gwen b. the cels-
batec artist sg = bAssOLO, Clltanst Of her Macy
the Queen If Spap. Sg Bass 10 has been received yah
al tie tbeaferso OF London Panssud Maifd
H. wi b. assisted " 80 i1lowm eminent arss Pima
BONA sic'a ELIZA NAiEHTiN! MIS- - ARA AD-
pI- - ruasl d. Bliss V.'ftlnf. S'sn0r PAR4YELIi;
poi yANDERW EID, Pianist. Prof CJEhi Os. w
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- Eighteenth Ward.-At the Primary Election 4
The Eighteenth Ward held south west corner II Twenty
tAd Foufih-ay. the 9th day Of October. lS)l
hy vrue If tho call OF the General and Ward C,nute5s
tne talos having been counted the presenc II az me
Iusp.c OTs to W.T.. William Lamber, Jr., Leldy Blger,
David Perrin Nm II Rldl and Win. Robertson jr are
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II G. W RyER, President.
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JAMES l. hERTINE. TREASURED 90 -
T. The Worlingman's Binding Association,
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SbscrUon stock shares wll be received a. the Of
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So. JOHN LANDMARK, Pres.
GEO w ANDERSON Secretary.
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Always found large numbers of La5Orers and servants 81
T low rates OF wages and persons can have Their erders
5ed by writing the Superintendent and sending the
N.Y. MW&Ftf Superintendent.
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D ; HovGH. Aucouces.
X Auction sale HIS

EURNITUKE.-AuctlOn Sale THIS
= fFndavf MORNING, the Furniture I G family, IN
fin ORDER al No lac GIeenv ch THIS sale withi "
AIT nton A. ever, article will DE poremfouy sold Elegant
,ari, ton s,t bedroom furnrue s85 me sofas,
ahoeauy inng breakfast card. center auc qn "tie Ia
be. uresS IN nnd pain bureaus. mahogany NalAh ana
,nle charS do rockers waShsluds AMI rockery fsath
r feds hair mattresses ca walnut and mhqe ned
steads IVORY knives ano forks glassware LOOMING slSss'
,iorL, HANDSOME cnh hall aud -0ar lamps. carpets,
French china 90 pieces crer,eiy &c VITA the usu@ va
rIeiy Of Kitchen furniture, eueras ings ana paintings -
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TsyUE NEW MODEL HOTEL.-Fur-

nished Rooms from 2sto cs. per week, single bedded
rooms yer nieht 25ceuts including lights Attendance &c
sc THIS admirable and well lighted lnd ventilated build
ing has proved, by the public patronage It has and re-
ceng that It's superiority and order are Po'er-
bal Those DESTROYS of having genteel and retired home
VII nd such al the Hote, Junction Of William. No,ih
william and Frankfort-s's one block from the ParA-
Open during the night The large Basement and = store
suitable for Barber's Shop and Baths 70 LET Or LEASE
o
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS. No. IS now
Sales bu Auotlon.
A VI. NtERNIN. Auctioaesr.
ANnO DnhfHlI ND &, 80

A VI NERwIN. Auctioaesr.
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REGULAR FALL PARCEL SALE or ENGitSI AND ANEki-
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err SC Particulars fr tie CAtaosu sh ud - hraished
Immediately.
Tnt consigments from Fngland are numerous md at
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and he time Of sale will AFFORD good oppoHunts for me
tsnosal of Annals ana other illustrated Works. s.sdte
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II A. CmToN Aucto1eer.
HNNECTVOR'S SAIL, OF valuable Veal

LNNECUTOR'S SALE OF valuable Neal
Estate. belonging a. the estate Ut the la' J. ~
Union r. situate IN toe iHh Ward If tho City oi New
York and bounded BE-, 18th aud Jsh st., ith aai i3h-
avs ard the Hudson RIVER with the entire waller gh,
rom i5th 10 58t-st the whole lfsng about 200 full
Lois OF Ground. two comn0i'ous DUellpg Houses and
other Bu'IdDgs.-COLE Chiffon viii s,ll a, pdnlc
Merchants Exchange the above yaluable pr'Dsff " Is
heautfuy located rear l)d - s'aon u me tucson SE
r Par ad and steamboat runs from the dock 1901 or
I8h-t to the bus mess pert 81 the city " wi" b. 'od IN
lots with large PRIVILEGES snd On liberal terms .
Inr nsrficnlarS spplv To- V. q Audubon. ESQ Ne. 81
Illerty-tt, of the Aucioneefs. No wall 81, new
York vi ere iihog'Hpi'c maps can he mad
Persons DESTROYS II the premises VIII thNs 'ie
Hudson River Railroad at Chamberssi al ana a
NJ and 2 a. ard r. returning leave t.ot Oh io1d. ~
nj no. ard 10 VI and 40 aud 10 Y. or ~ mo
steamboat Jenn, Lind from Chambers g. Per az u Al
Il and p III returning, leave foot VI l3tFst al al
u 4 NJ. and p NJ. (JV) OF o.
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,VO FEMALE TEACHERS.-Want-

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10 give lessons IN Music. Drawing and Painting Cool tss
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STOLEN ON THE ISTHMUS.-

- passenger who came by the Ohio attacked On
Ithmus and robbed Of -Four Coupon Bonds OF the ~
81 San Francisco Of thousand dollars each, Gold
Tobias Watch two Gold Chains Com and other yauablss.
amounting over 500 Two Of the Bonds Of San Fran
CISCO were numbered 100 and 81 respectively. and from
each one Of them two COUPONS had been cut The nam
bers Of the other two Bonds not now remembered
A liberal reward offered for the detection OF TIE
thieves or the recovery OF All any OF the bonds
90 ~ G JOHNS. No. bOI fiOrtn-st
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IL College of Physicians and surgeons OF me
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF MN lOkA-- la
Se.S-on Of 1912 viii Re opened on MONDAf. in
October AZ = p M when the general lniTgductp.i
Adde'S V nj lie delivered by Profess pARALR rhT
lessen and the rubnc are invited attend On II 81
18th INST Professor BARTLETT ALL deliver the AdSies
Infr ductnry 10 the Course Or Ma;era Medca *, ~
C,anshv :, '"' ROBT WATTS. ID.
TSS,. Sec 70 the Faculty
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