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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

tuai residents, are having no voice, no in
fucnce in making the laws under which
they are to live.
The doctrine Of popular sovereignty Is
a good doctrine, our faith is in it, and we
hld expected that here in its new home, it
would be developed properly, and by its
benign influence, put down the cant and
hypocrisy which has ever opposed it. Blu
our hopes thus far have proved futile.
And though the world abroad nay envy
us u privileges, it cannot know, and il
it could, is too i%ncredulous to believe, tina.
by a conspiracy, headed by one rascal
those privileges and rights have been
snatched from us, yet such is the truth
such we know-such facts have already
reached the light, and there are vet hid
den with I. B. CuA1Ne, his associates
and their secret acts, volumes Of unrecor-
ded rascality, which could they be expos
ed, would put 10 blush-il is saying much
but we believe it-syen CUzISe himself.
Let it be unGersFsi that had the Cap
itol been located fahYA and honestly, by
and with the concurrence Of faithful Re-
personalities, we never should have ut
tered one word against It. 1t might have
been here, or at Omaha city, Nebraska
city, or anywhere else, 50 that il came
there honestly we should have been con-
tent. But we do complain and we do
protest against the manner OF, and the cor
ruption which led 10 its location. We
complain because Douglas county as boun-
ded and described by proclamation, is de
prived of all representation. We chose
three honest men and capable ones too,
3. w. HoLLISTER, STEPHEN DEcATuH
and J. STERLISo MoRroS. We sent
them to the Legislature 10 represent us, the
people Of Belleyiew and Douglas county.
But they were TOO honest for the purposes
Of u corrupt Executive and his base and
unworthy hirelings, and are therefore not
admitted.
Thus for having scorned the fraud and
the ignoble terms Of CUMINo, the oldest
settlement in Nebraska is denied the right
Representation. But we are not cast
right will finally triumph, though
The brides rendered by CuMrSe and his con-
iederate traitors may now transcend both
and law. The four. thousard-dol-
.ar~-Per-vOte system may succeed for the
present, but honest men will rule at last.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
HkLLKXIZE

The long delayed work Of building up
this place is began at last. Building ma
terials are arriving from every quarter,
and the foundation Of a hotel sufficiently
spacious to accommodate $50 persons is
now in progress Of building, and will be
completed within 50 days. The contract
has been let TO Silas A. Strickland, a man
possessing the necessary energy 10 carry
forward what he undertakes to do. Ma
isrials for numerous other buildings are
being provided, and all appearances indi-
cate lively times in ths spring.
A steam saw-inill gill be on the ground
early in the spring. Brick-making, and
other business, will then begin in earnest.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

FoR SALE-Horsss, Harasss and Car
riGge-Any enc wishing 10 buy a com
plete and elegant establishment Of this
kind, had better call on S. 7. Cary, Esq,
Of Council Bluffs, soon. Mr.. Cary has
the best establishment ever brought 10 this
country. Mr.. C. isths proprietor of an
excellent town site, about a mile West Of
"Indiantown," called Irsnistan. New
settlements are being made with great ra-
Pidiiy at this place, and we expect TO hear
Of it's becoming tbs most important place
to be found between the Missouri river
and Fort Demoins, Iowa, and in fact, il
is now
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

What will the "down eastern" readers OF
our frontier papers think Of the state Of society
in our country, Judging from the tone OF GER
tain articles, dealing largely IN the most sour
rilous personalities that are daily emanating
from our neighDor presses. Such things GER
tainly cannot interest the greatest number Of
readers, for one at least, | am really Disguised
with our local strife.
beg your pardon for the above.
Very respectfully, w. N. BYERs.
REMARKs:-We presume we ara among
the number to whom our friend alludes as
being guilty Of the use of language beft-
ting The subject described.
When we have occasion TO speak Of
men guilty of having prostituted their Of
fetal power, and Influenced 70 selfish pur-
poses-men guilty Of bartering away a
nations interests, honor, and rights-men
guilty of tyranny and injustice-men who
have occurs 10 fraud and bribery-ws
have 10 apply terms fitted to describe
such characters-we cannot describe them
with the same terms which we use in
speaking Of upright and honorable men,
any more than we can describe the iuo-
cence and ~genleness Of the lamb in the
same terms in which we describe a lion.
Whom the people of all sections of the
Territory have equal justice done them,
'locaI strife" will come 10 an end. We
have no desire 10 have the "Down Eas-
.ters," think we are peaceable enough to
suffer II public men to pocket the whole
Territory and defraud the people without
having something said. Since our friends
party have succeeded in getting all they
want, we don't wonder they don't want TO
have any fault found with the %yictors.
Whether The greatest number" Of our
readers are interested, or not, We intend
10 write for the benefit of such as are,
without reference 10 the opinion Of the
"Down casters"
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE.
BY Gun LrorsLArivr eoRprsroNDEsr.
SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
January 81, 1865.
Mr.. Kempton Withdrew petition Of
Corhele for establishing a ferry At.
Mr.. Poppleton presented a memorial Of
w. Mcclellan for a ferry at Nebraska
Ciy.
Mr.. Johnstan presented oounterocting
memorial for ]. Boulware-referred 10
com. on corporations.
Ne. Poppleton introduced bill relative
to claim laws. Passed 10 81 reading and
referred 70 com. on judiciary.
Mr.. Richardson offered bill incorpora-
ting Nebraska University at Fontenclle,
Dodge county, Passed TO a 81 reading.
Mr.. Wood gave notice Of a bill regu-
la'ing county elections.
Mr.. Latham offered a resolution that
the clerk, assistant clerk and dOor-keeper,
be allowed 10 newspapers, to be paid out
Of the contingent fund.
Mr.. Latham offered resolution that mar
-bai -rr~inia5 10 take the census a,
the Territory, FOR future representation.
Mr.. Decker read bill to change the
name, define boundaries and locate seats
Of justice Of Pierce county. 1t required
the name Of Pierce 10 be changed 10 that
Of Ottoe county. Passed TO "a reading
and referred Inappropriate com.
.hr. Decker offered a resolution relating
10 tho qualification Of its wi members
Laid over.
Nh. Thompson gave notice Of a bill
declaring a portion of the British Statutes
in force, &C., also to define jurisdiction Of
probate courts.
Committee on MALTA, in regard 10 the
raising 2 companies Of volunteers, recon-
mended the same. Adopted.
Message Of the Governor. Act signed
coating the Capitol.
The act defining boundaries and locat-
'b J"o'tNC VI NaSIllHkAOU Oost
Passed-referred TO appropriate com.
a resolution relative 10 having The cases
OF cont esiees and conteStors upon the
floor of the House. ~ ayes, 10 noes
.uolion 10 Indefinitely postpone. 10 ayes
10 noes. Motion TO refer 10 committee on
privileges and elections. IL ayes, ID noes.
Postponed until Tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
Resolution referring to the right Of the
House 10 examine into tho action of our
public officers. Adopted.
Mr.. Latham moved that Stephen De-
catur be heard on the floor, IN regard to
his seat. Out Of order. He then moved
a suspension OF The rules in order that the
com. on Judiciary might report. Spoke
briefly OIL the subject, and on motion Of
POPpletOn, The House adjourned until To-
morrow
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
SESSION.

r. ruary ls,, p. m.
House called 10 ordt- at 2 o'clock.
A bill was introduced 10 organize Cass
county and ioca'c s. { Of government at
Kenosha. Mr.. >ath m SPOKE upon the
bill in favor Of Pilttsmouth for seat of gov
eminent, an in regard 10 the instructions
of his constituent The bill was order
ed engrossed.
Joint resolution 81 pointing James c.
Mitchell, Commissioner 10 locate Capiio.
Buildings, read "a lime and ordered en-.
crossed.
Bill Incorporating tie Nebraska Uni
versity was read IL time.
Nothing riore # importance DONE
Adjourned gu tot Ol low 10 o'clock.
siohsIs c SESSION.
CoUScIL.-Mif lee read.
Mr.. CLARK offer resolution that clerk
furnish 3 copies 0 Council Bluffs news
papers and one mgressional Globe to
each member edo ed.
Mr.. Cow ~ pre- ned the minority re-
port Of the conui se on privileges and
elections.
Council lie NJ I, relative to Nebras-
ka Bill was taken p and passed.
Message rom ~ House was read. sta.
ting that thai body bad adopted c. +. No.
10, a bill for The tiaipment Of two COM
panies Of viuniee :, and requested con-
currenee Of Coune. h rein.
Bennet's bill 70 Incorporate Nebraska
City, ordered ID tadi ag and referred TO
com. on incorPora ,ns.
File No. 5, 10 point James c. Mitch
Ell to locate CAPT Buildings, taken up,
read Sd time and 'ssssl.
Nothing NOR 81 importance DONE
Council ad journel
HoREsG iE5sIoS.
House met pu-slnin to adjournment.
Mr.. PopPleion sel in regard to claims,
came up to is dj,d reading and passed.
An act deinir shs boundaries and To-
eating the seat Q justice OF Cass county,
came up ard passed, locating the county
seat at Rock BIZ IN said county.
The joint re ausion, appointing J. C.
Mitchell eonmis pusr 10 locate the Capitol
Buildings pass 8
Joint r~esoiutia from the Council, rela-
tive TO tie Siyle 4 thi laws, passed.
An aoi 20 dehae the boundary and To-
cate county seas q Ekhorn--seai at Elk
horn. asisrrsalo appropriate com.
An AZ % iueofpOrate die Nebraska
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

TRADER'S PoISr.-The Post-Oliee al
this place has been discontinued, and con-
sequenly, mail matter intended for that
place, and for BELLEvIEw, must be sent
10 St. Mary for the present this being
the nearest POST Office.
p. S.-We understand the Department
has ordered Traders Point mail coming
from the East 10 be left at Council Bluffs,
and from the South al 81. Mary.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
OMAHA CITY is NOT THE CAP

ITOL OF NEBRASKA, Notwiihstand-
ing the assertion Of tie Governors hand
organ, the NeSraskian, and the amusing
gyrasions Of the monkey tina. accompanies
it 10 pocket his dimes Tor him the Capitol
is not located at Omaha City. 1t is loca-
ted several miles North of there, near
Winter Quarters.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
mDIAH DEGRADATION In HELLEvIKw.

An Omaha was killed and eight horses
stolen at Belleview on last Thursday night
by the Sioux Indians. and not by The
Caws, as has been supposed.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

IL In all probability, the Legislature
OF Missouri will be unable 10 elect a SEN
for Il this session; Benton 80. DoniPhsn
80, Scott Sd, thrs stood the vote - last
accounts.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
MORNING SESSION.
81.

February III.
CouScIL. - Proceedings OF yesterdAy
read.
Committees reported favorable and rec
commended passage, Of Council File Ne.
10, was ordered printed.
Committee on highways, &c. recon-
mended passage Of bill 10 incorporate Ne
braska City. Ordered printed.
Mr.. Bennett. Resolution that clerks
have the same number Of newspapers a.
members.
Mr.. Bennett introduced a bill to restrain
sheep and swine from running at large
Ordered I'd reading.
c. F. No. 5. Road from Nebraska
City along line Of Missouri river, was re-
ferred TO select com.
Mr.. Goodwill moved that al bills pest.
Toned yesterday, be further postponed un-
Ill the Sih instant-carried.
Some discussion followed relative 10
postage bill, and Council adjourned till
Monday.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
LITERARY NOTICES

THE WEsTERN JoukNAL Ann CIvIL-
rAS.-This periodical has become one Of
the STANDARD nomhlies of the country, and
occupies a permanent place among hem.
II is devoted 10 Agriculture, hfanufsctu-
ries, Mechanic Arts, internal Improve
ments, Commerce, and Public Policy. NJ.
rarver and II. Cobb, Editors and Publish
ersi Publication office No. 10 Chestnut st..
ST. LOUIS IS per year.
PREsBYTEEIAN BASEER,-This n oNs
Of our bes. religious exchanges, publish
ed by Rev. David Mckinney, at 81 per
year. Publication office No. 554 South
fourth ST., Philadelphia.
The shove paper was commenced 3 liz
tie more than a year ago, for the purpose
of demonstrating the praeticability Of re-
ducing the cost Of religious literature
The experiment has proved entirely sue
cessful. The paper has obtained an ex-
iensise circulation. and is we'll supported.
What has become Of the Gospel
Banner?
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

re- Tie Chicago and Burlington Rail
road was opened m the LIST inst; ths dis
lance is PA miles. Passengers leave
Burlington in the morning and arrive at
Chicago in the evening, and vice versa.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07
Referred 10 .ppropri.,,

University. Referred TO sppropriai.
com.
Joint resolution, regard 10 printing the
laws Of the Territory, authorizing IN.
Secretary Of the Territory to attend III.
same. Engrossed.
An!act authorizing Josiah Burdick 10
establish a ferry ncross the Missouri .,
Wyoming in Nebraska. Bill read . q
time and referred 10 com. on corporations.
An act defining the duties Of county
surveyor. Read ID time and rsfsrrsdto
committee on county boundaries, &c.
On motion, Mr.. Decatur was admitted
TO the bar in defense Of his position as con.
testee for Mr.. PoppIeton's seat in tho
House. lie based his claims for that seat,
upon the organic law Of the Territory
He said the right Of every American oiti.
izen were sacred. Contrsry 10 this,
This body has declared they cannst
go behind the Governors certificate.
in cases Of this kind. Sec. "a of the Ne.
braska bill was read, and he asked If Their.
was one word that contraveRes the Con-
su'uIiOR. It appears 10 me this House
mas gone IN ID direct Sst opposition 70 .A gid iiE7ssERa:
principle Of squaiter's rights and popu-
lar sovereignty. In the original orgsni-
cation Of Omaha count y, now recognized
as Douglas county, there were two sep
arate and distinct districts. Regarding it
in this light, does it not appear Injustice
has been done TO Belleview and Douglas
county. The proclamations issued by his
Excellency, does not designate Douglas
and Omaha counties, although said proels-
nations were not signed as separate ceun.
Ties. state facts AMI leave il 10 members
upon this floor and the public generally 10
draw the inference. The Nebraska b. ]
makes il obligatory upon the Acting Gov
ernor TO 50 district the country, tia.
each ncighhorhood should be represented.
But Belleyiew is unrepresentedj the BE-
tioR Of the Governor does not detract il
the least the sheer injustice dealt out
For years / have been a rambler over these
broad p%rairies, and didhope, Mr.. Speak
er, that when the day arrived 10 see this
country organized, that it would be done
honestly, and with a view to represent
%truthfully the sentiment Of popular SOW
ereigniy and squatter's rights. At this
late hour, can say nothing TO effect the
course Of events. The bill grants mo
rights and the people Of Belleview, and
lhess rights, though ,rampled upon, should
and ought 10 have been heard before the
committee on privileges and elections
Truth never shuns investigation, and il is
this we earnestly desire. rsiurn nay
thanks TO the House for their indulgence
On motion the House adjourned until
Monday at 10 o'clock.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

ES The Iowa Legislature adjourned
the 23l ult
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-07

What has become Of the Gospel
Banner?
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1 SSlilNERlS NOTlCE,

ASYIUNEK'S NUTIUE,
G Imeon %. Woodrow haSllg, MI the lithlAYoi
- .pJ 1871, hY proper deed conveyed ~ tnsl ~ Ee
u6dtsSled iot tie belet Of he said woOlrowS credit
iIoa IN NtSOs In ans wise Indebted 10 sold Woodrow
se required 10 r9lke nnellae lSSnhm 10 me, AMI az
peIsos having claims aeana, said Woodrow aio Itlq!if
four ths 10 Tile ,her tlllns with the IOpnT Ieea.e ae
eoYads 10 he teTas 6l said deed NTH Tue ueIsgtd.
Mia UEO, ", SIGHTS, AS4lgHre,
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EMEDICAIe lIi
Prof Woods'} Z,

III mir nestoratifNt NOV f5t the fiTst time intro.
IL duted 10 The Of NlteIHs q no la9 AltN
tleet, which S TIE only sure TetedE eyer thai
Will eeetnily esloe he grey har anil whltkets 10 the
Original color Of 36l6, YIioG dyenH cover ID? bald
head In short time With TIC 1alural covering, remove
daniT and prevents tie hair lIvH falling OH aud IL free
IIonthe filthy SsInkht 80 htiiOnlhe In divers pttbl.
ralloAS Of Inherent HeS nov be0le the tHblti Tue RE
atoR4fvt Il btapl article for Tue toilet, for tie old
or foutg aud can only be appreciated y s ustt 0d all
aye ttstesttuy ihyledto The tIot aud examine
the Testimonials Of ladies' and eeRtIehRG Of high teppa'
tIonih tie South and wesi where II was bat
will fetI to The terliftate below OF The lttlLGu1hed
GlAitiHalanI Senator, Judge RIeese, Of illinois,
CIRLYLE, III, Jure q, 1853
have used Prof o. s, WUolS'llat ReStoraiIye, and
have admired tlN wonderful eAttt NY hair was ate0m-
'kestolttlye'it has resumed Us :oor, aud have
no doubt permanently 90, .,,,,, ,,,,,,,n
Ex-senator Of tic United states.
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DR. lidlls5 GelebtattasP 0tMoaic Elitif
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tii,naIibi ~ Ike irIEGfa SN caused bE pub
il speaking; anil oil SlttHOs II The organs OF Eeslta
tl6n. u. -. ..,,.,n. to. ,i..,..
ESQ The lungs ever sold IN nfttCat .,, . ~
lnnIeRlilgg thls TfdlCle TO The pubic NeIe i9e
SsiishetoNtuk know thlt We i0l only tTeSent l!e WIN
al invaluable Niii0e for lie class Of MseSIes y lV
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PctS UpCN lie constitution, Qi con be eHNlNiseISe NV"
out aRj tear OF mineral polson pr y n
throughout e country, Is caused by tease o. we 9lgas
Of respiration, Consequent pnOItSitSule anu cow M
durtl us to rl II Wllhn the reach oil every Tut
WHO may need iedSdy that las proven l'se ~ llNa'u
able. .x,.,tAre. Am,
STUDY thme disSaSrSOf luts wt SO ~
our chaNgtAbIc tnhlei anu WCCaln 70 70 ssIS1sS
Of an IDclcllesCve before discovered tor ihOSe eCyH
complaints, an Improvement UPON OIL anu consequently
,uI+'IioT 10 oil Others.
wesS make no eStTavaSant assertions o. US elleacy
In curing hi.cltcs like tho vendors OF 100
wO deceive oil who trust them, nor s1 w ho'u 0uNe I
Iipacns will perS6ytre in tbs lWc 81 this meulelne,
and u4e Il as lMCtg they viii be cule' every NslaSe
that Il is moi beyond Tie oSer OF elelue. hS!s
nun GUS 4Tsois now enjoy lie o. EeAh e
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ling use oil lids invaluable remedy. II Is nQ preIsllteu
,LsI II IA n@blc ReYety Stage Of c0nsulnnilon blt We
know il 10 b, betierataple 10 Tie various diseases Of "
respiratory orsas than any other Medicine ever "
public. All ls anu s, y
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Econ u, Eeirclall( as R.pnLlieen.

FEpWtNt FaIFHIVhlN usl HtPHOteH'
M INVALUABLE NgnlctNE.-lt Is hut seldom 80 tlnd
OROns Tie nuHy Ieles offered 10 tic public Tor tile cure
Of dLesGe Ole we consent 10 cOned, OF whUsc Slr
tues we ao able 10 discover aud have always edu0usly
Az ded giving uitestco tOanythHE that might lead any
one ~ suppOe that we placed any illtl In tleIr re
slon&. Hut with rcEcTelce TO remedy nlla acinlcl ~
this place. and which has become aS familiar TO the puble
AZ household words, wc Sesk nom ktOwcdYe o. lts M
ristc cxceehcies, Its adaptation TO many OF tie is 81
Il {, and Tue SseHliy with which II may he used. We
spclk Of the SUnpae NeIveold hone lntnehl, ErSl9r'
81 By II, II, Car g. TO-, from poniuTlshsl W
liz WaisOn Carr, late Of SlOTgsnown and HOW Of Whee
ns one OF the most eminent Phygielay ~ Virginia. This
lNinfAi IL b3Eed upon tho broad principle that any iee'
dy which will relieve external pain, will u ll0reTlY com
n0uhjtd be equSly EfchCiOuS IN removing tcI alice
lions plUCIc that has been successfully deEcOl tI
II Is snpy tho OspIE Of ScIehCc, bcS Ild ad Ainl'
ne IN It's EciIOn, and set revealing " tS effects power
mnTe Incredible, reactlg the nust hidden stwS Of man
aud beAst-Snd set hClng lnON0us 10 nc weakc$t
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put up IN OieS twice ~ large tho lsOrity All nHe'
ou larger than tho largest, besides bc more ilaniOur
times as strong. We commend II 10 those IN want Di
sale and eel lain remedy,
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rlttshurs- FLEMING & tEortlEiis, 10. % WHo
ST., anil by Druggists generally jel0.Jni
AFFLICTED READll

AFFLICTED READll
T)htIndetphin Medical Ii0uSe.- Established %
/ jcsTssSoG ~ Dr. Hitrt'lH, corner 1hinl and Union
S'S' between SpNe E% T,f' Ky EhGI!aaePl'''' 7"
Are appTissd that nT. KlSKEllS confines his practice
10 particular braltl Of nFilclnr, Which rntiEra his
uGtvidtd aliehtoH; lie tahIloiS ltt Ili0rinl9MIe
sfInSt the abuse Of rielC,HI thNnSaHdE aye Annually
.ntturFazcd Uu' Of lie. RCttnl NllecHp ar promptly
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In The treatment Of arasS Of diseases hitherto neeGStr
lin, I4nher II K0,k on SrLC IinutattM,l 10 Prove
that nuC enihS Of Tx causes VI nervous debility 0Cai
am constitutional weakness nehla am! lyAlCai sHhcr-
Es aIe lIalrabe 10 CeitSlh habits OIte tie mutt r..
rIVl set deadly aud fatal springs Vi domestic misery aLd
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Thetciy al evil habit sometimes ndesrd IN by hoTs iI
Solitude Olrl grUwl 4 Lp with tlFRl to iNIhhOU, sud
which, II Ut reformed IN dEe time, iOt only 9rEtiS Eal
Jus Obstacles Ia matrimonial lapeSst but gives Use iU
AGIIvA VI plOaetcd, nd iQI"i aId devastating Altc'
TONS Few Vi lLGtr whOEiEd ray IL lids lcIhlclmls
practice ale lwaiE VI the consequence Un ihrS i Tic
nervous - hteI! >laeie irri AtiaIst and uacrOhhs'
biz lcelES, and vogue tear IL The mlihl. -.
The unfortunate illus afflicted becomes feeble, IL una
bic tOlROf With accustomed IsTIt ar ~ apIy us nj n
IIAliyi his STEP is todypn weak, 10 iS 'u'l lIItS0'
ulr, aud ttga r& In Ills SPOT will less energy Than usual
lille tnnicpattS iinHelT r0lr the practice las dUe
It's NUSt end euler nal lltruhY, Ills hlIltIEe IN nItht
lu ami sseSe Tells hm thai Ibis il caused y his early
lieS. 4htss ar roHtidI1ton. Httth sh'a H"a''" "'
MAltRlAGE.
ReqUE ss the EuhlNCnt Of several coalition III order
that Il may he really The rauSe Ol mutual happiness
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