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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-07
Teachers Institute


a. Nj. Dean, as Sec, Protein. The
President being absent, on motion oI
! c. &. Nestlerodc. A. II. Perry was call
ed to the char. Reports read and ac-
,cepted. .-..... ..-........
! First Exercise, Intellectual Arthme.
tic by Miss. 5. Maynard. ..-...~
Second Exercise, Written Arith.ne-
tic, by A. III. Perry. ..-..-.---.. --
Third Exercise, School Government
| by s. Deweil, from the following presen.
taiions the teacher should understand the
mature Of the being to be governed, be.
fore undertaking. the task
Children should be taught to 90 right
from principle not from fear.
. A teacher must understand the nature
Of each pupil, some need urging, some
restraining, some encouraging, others
/ merely directing "E
Teachers must be definit and uniform
IN all then requirements. hey must
be kind, but firm, and mean exactly
what they say at all times, maintain a
gentlemanIy dignity, but an easy tami-
llarity with them. This address was
able and very instructive. After which
the regular order of exercise was had.
Adjourned till Ia p. NJ.
Afternoon Session, ii p M.
COM ened accordi5g to adjournment
President being absent the house was
called to order by the Vice President.
Reports of the forenoon session read
and accepted.
First Exercise, English Grammar by
G.. c. Nestlerodc.
Second, A Lecture upon Physiology
by DR.. Maynard, which was able and
! instructive.
Third, c. c. Nestlerode. upon the
subject OF Teachers Duties, winch were
pointed aud full of meanings.
Adjourned to meet at - past 6, PM.
Evening Session, Institute met accor-
ding to adjournment. House called to
order by the President.
Resolved that committee Of three lie
appointed to determine the time aud
place OF tol.lng another Institute in this
county, aud 10 make such arrangements
by securing Lecturers and Teachers as
they may deem proper.
Moved aud carried that this committee
be Wm. McClaln, c. &. Nestlerode. A.
Ii. Perry.
Lecture by Rev. Mr.. Ritz, on the
duty oil Parents Cooperating with teach
ers.
Dr. Maynard moved tina, a vote OF
thanks be rendered to the Rev. Mr.. Ritz
for his good, substantial, we'll eiucldated
Lecture.
Committee on Resolutions reported.
Resolutions adopted.
Preamble read aud adopted.
The following are the Resolutions aud
the Preamble adopted by tins institute.
PEEAMBLE.
Whereas we Teachers and friends oil
Education OF Cedar Coualy, Iowa, IN the
capacity Of a Teachers Institute. assem-.
Cled, believing Education absolutely ne.
cessary to the happiness and well being
OF society; beg leave to report tue follow.
! ing resolutions.
| lst. Resolved; Tia. Teachers Institutes
are elicira, aids IA eleyat,nr the stan
darl OF eIu,a,l,n aud preparing leach
els cor lie hamul and successful DIS.
.l.arsro n ,f.a,r I,.,;.s
oil Ttai Iraebrr's Irstitn,es slonlJ
BIZ frequently bnl' ami hat they should
receive lne support and roaGdensa 81 nll
tfar friends T.; education.
/ 3r4 Tlar t.e t.arI,.rs Who r,;,,o At.
fond TEACHERS In.,i,ntps when bold IN
his own ror,,v :, ,aio a,4 c,r.r,lly
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Hc3rrLg EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO
The latest advices IRON Havana state that the
Spanish Gaparnm 9nt had determined upon al
Other warIk demonstration against Mexico, In
order to demand full redrss lm The alleged
assassination OF five subjects ofSFaai hy the
troops unfsr Gen. Alvarez. Three vessels OF
war laft Cuba On tha IL inst, destined for ports
in Mexico, aaa 1t vas expected that the affair
wopld eveutaa.e in acaual hostiities. Several
regiments Of iaaatry aal artillery were under
orders aud a iarS. volunteer force Was being or
ganized by the Captain -Gensral.
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n Futay Question. The Interoceanic
telegraph Will soon put belt around the
tie globe, and the question will then
arise, what will be done abou. Sunday?
Sundays generally witt become confused.
II The telegraph offices tn all parts Of the
world Close on Sunday, news arrange
men;s will he greatly interrupted and de
aged, tor Sunday III one place will Of
course be Saturday or Monday IN others
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fsl5~ Week before last. at tn. raising
oil barn below Jobuslown, Penn, man
named Jones, fell from the top of build
nc and was kiIled. A German named
Smith, insisted that If he Ind been active
he might have saved himself. EIe ascen.
ded the building and advanced to the
same place where the other had fallen
from. Nov den" says he "dis de vay. y
aud letting 20 his hold, lie fell to the
ground, and lie now lies in bed with a
tfoken back. lis experiment failed
though he IS not yet convinced tina, il
wouldn't work If rightly managed.
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b. Doa'l you want real prime lot
Of batter! asked peddIar, VINO had pick
ed, It up at fifty different places.
"h tat sort OF butter is ~ asked tic
merchant.
The clear qaiIl--made by my wife
from a dairy Of fifty cows only two
Cummings"
"N tat makes it Of 80 many eolors?r
"a guess replied the Yankee, you
never would have ashed that question II
you lad seen my cows, for they are a
darned sight speehclder than the butter
ls."
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Gibson.
! Miscellaneous. - Bunker, Palmer,
Clarke, of Johnson Trac. Robson.
/ Scteduic.-Young, Gillespie, Todhun.
ter, Gray, Cotton.
Monday Jan. 10TH 9 o'clock A. w.
/ The Convention met in the Supreme
Court room at the Capitol.
Mr.. Gray, of Linn, called the Con-
vention to order and said.
Gentlemen Of the Constitutional Con-
! yentIon:
For the purpose to preliminary Or
ranizatIon Of This body, move that the
/ Hon. J. A. Parvln delegate from Mus
catine, be chosen Pres dent, prom tent
! Carried.
Mr. Parvin took the Chair and said,
| Gentlemen OF the Convention.
| \ ocept my thanks for the distinguish
ed honor, you have conferred upon me,
in caIIing1ne 10 perslde over this tempo
rary organization. In return for such an
unexpected favor can only assure you
that nothing in my power, shall be omit
! ted, 30 promote the happiness and harmo-
ny of the members Of thus Convention.
On motion of Mr., Ellis, DR.. +. l.
Saunders was appointed Secretary; and
Oh Oh No'IlI'Ia'.on " a., ,.:1. .",t, ~
Dates was apPoIh'e" ASSISTANT "ecie'a'y'
! pro, TEN.
oh noI1oh ., o. MT II"iN' OIL thomson,
S""''el - 40" o''0se was aPpo,, ne,
'e'ban' d aims, 10, Oh '''o'i0n u Ni'' " Il,
So'' 'a"c's iho'npsoh was appointed
Door-Eeeper; on motion OF Mr. warren
on motion Of Mr.. Todhunter, James
Hawkins was appointed Messenger; and
on motion Of Mr.. Clark of Johnson.
! George CIearmaa, was appointed Assis-
tan Messenger.
Mr.. Springer n-oved, lh-t Mr.. Clark
OF johnson, lie oYpoin'oI to invita- Glen
cymanto the Convention with PRAYER.
| who introduced the Rev. Mr.. Young.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Young.
, ',',' 800, ,r,.~. n, 49,. 49,, ~ Co,If
p1I'V ~ ~N~'f' ''''''
'"o ',,'S p,
VA L. - >'"i"' moved commute
Oh h q, "h9 'he cs.h ~
/ "tf''"''0 -'!S9S' . Var" ., i'"iy' .-"I''
ionIu"'t'' a'a'et' al" ''"2o"'
90 ''' ~ Ia % '''''so'' '"oE'o ~ a"-
J7"'" IA C'o~A U morrow "Hica
( - i / [
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Su5 Rosa. Sub Rosa, term that
passes current as significant oil secrecy.
The ofigen is this:---Among the Greeks
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Iusoatiae, Davenport and Chjcagc
Markets.

Corrected IEeefIy for ~ 7Ig.on A4r,,ti,,,.
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The .Atiaai;c Teiegraph.-Mr Newell
Of Gateshead, Eng. las engaged TO make
one nail OF the Allaosic telegraph, Iessfs
Harper & Co, Of London, the other
bali We understand taat these firms
are under contract To complete their re-
spectlve portions IN the course OF the en-
suing sunmer The Gatesaea4 Obser-
yer says:
1T may assist the reader 10 a fair con.
cept!on Of the immensely Of tie task, ia
state that Mr.. Newell will have TO twis,
strands OF wire as an outer protection Ia
the electro llae Itself, $4,000 miles in
length, or log enough % 90 round the
whole earth, and cave sufficient room for
Archimedes 10 swing i round his head
Il he had bat that standing point which
he coveted for his experiments
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The Nlrt Federal .9pponfncni. Ia.
king the popular vote IN the northwest.
and estimating the increase for the next
four years, the Boston alias estimates
that Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Indiana
and Illinois will be entitled 10 IS repre-.
sentauyes IN Congress, in place OF the
20 which they now send to the House.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-07
The Oldest sfan IN America.

The Lancaster Examiner say, thai
Peter Nassau, a colprcd man, now q
resident OF Woodstock, Vt, has reached
The extraordinary age oI one-handred and
twenty-six wears This fact has been
established by. n. Haskell, Esq, town
clerk Of Woodstock, who has taken pains
in order correctly to trace out Peter 5
history. When quite Young, he came
as a gentleman's servant from MattIni-
que, his native place, to Boston, but. Tor
many years past, Woodstock has been
bis home. Peter Nassau is. as well
known in Vermont, as the Green Noun
,aius themselves. He is Of a thin spare
frame, and is nearly bald, bat his skin
lis remarkably smooth and unwrlnkIed.
He has no son, but seven daughters,
two Of whom yet live in Woodstock. -
which town he is supported. 60, kd
ever, where he wIli-aDd he is fond ~
wandering about lie always finds thoss
who are glad 10 give him lood and shel-
ter. His eyes,ght is sill good, and his
teeth remarkably sound of his age, He
converses freely, but unlike most old
men, is not garrulous. While be was
sitting in the Office OF the Windsor House,
lately, some one asked him how many
more winters he expected to see. "a
said Peter, ''lf this year house was or
lered TO me full Of gold. wouldn't 'cept
it to live my days over again" ii is al
most certain that Peter Nassau Is the
oldest living man In America.
Horkings oftbs System. --TldIngs con-
tinue to come to us from the land OF slave
~, oil fear and trembling on the part Of
the dominant race, and Of the upheavlngs
Of the down trodden in their aspirations
after trepdom--oi instructions OF pro
posed uprlslngs and general massacre
with the killing Of slaves by wholesale,
and the whipping 10 death Of =" hite men.
And this is Tie working OF the benevo-
lent lcvaung sys.em, OF winch we have
heard so much recenlIy--ot a system TO
extend which the whole power Of the fed.
eral adm nistrallon has been directed for
months past.
We do no, rejoice in the evils that have
bclailen, or those which threaten our
southern bretheru They are the out
breaks Of an institution which they hug
TO their b son; they are bat the fruits Of
the seeds they thems. ives. have sown;
Tor we are told that those who SOW 10 the
storm shall reap the wh!rwlnd.
There IS n great fact connected with
the human race in all ages, which II Is
dangerous to overlo k. Man, whatever
be his color, wall not forever submit to
bondage. Sooner or later the day Of his
rising wall come, and with ii the venga nee
OF years OF psnt up tyranny and oppres-
sion. Let task mastcrs, therefore, be.
ware. \ just God above viii not always
permit their inqultes 10 60 unpanlshej.
HE movement among the slaves al
tins time, woaid appear 10 he very extern
size in its TamllicauOus -exte Iding
through several States. We shall wau
with anxiety los tDe iuil development o.
the tragedy thus commenced.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-17

Now comes the question: Ii, from the c,sed c,nd-
noh OF me mouths ii he iacIeals. ALI npos. ,b,hy
LOT 'hem 10 lake up and absorb The chys and nyev
II int" the circulation, It MT also an imnoss,h;," 81
them to take Up or absorb Cod Liver OIL or I'm, th,nu
else F! Most certainly We do moi discuss ia re,ms
dial properties after enters the c.rruau H. for in IN.
state of the system under consideration it dom, ve
there, any rate nut a limited qu,n,ty ami can,
es' there, tor The vessels thr ugh winch has 10 ass
are Il sed up
may, in siarine ta, all every nre, of those vessels
ire closed. say liza, whc'. precisely rue to- ii
may be pnssihe, yes, aud probable that tie lin
ing membrane Ut he dI9estv- ,Tgahs s'oi IN
gtsed as 10 pr"JiI'e uni"rm tum iucait,n
swring Of that membrane; hut that the gren
portion is Ia nlaned swollen state Is true
from. the fact of the patent ber,mlnG lean and III IL
f. h, wh stale can "n:y BE- brought about b' cI"'
OF those vessels, an" the imperfect 'gesrn tta
-sarrl, the re ut Of the lna'ntd 'hii;lon I"
the nucus m. nbraiie ut the g ,e organs.
From the bove viii be seen, that, no matter how
much remedial virtues Tod Liver Oil may possess. "r
how L, gu alb vel "nncer its use The ch, Ii,
viii h is the putr,,., prudnc geSuils. AID taken
M from the alrenlarv canal II. The larleas, l"nly II
ISM } iee"mss OF h. al'h, quill $50 dong as d"'
not enrr III CT ula n, trcau<e rranno, get through
hose closed up ,e<s. Is l. y be OF an.
hen. Fl TO h. pa',en' f'r passes "f wi,h the ST o.
| From the foregoing. W II he rerctlv hat The first
sep toward sncrfs<fu 'r amfn ct the d. ease Com
sumption. Is the remov ut IT'S CAr z-dl>eased dI.
&c u'e org rs; his '.'ng one, the nt the sys
en will accomplish the balance OF ur work. pr. vd
| ne the ii"ss e at too + T c"snn.' d. A r-n,ri !
agent must he employed tai will do away with tis
set! al swollen co,tilt Oh ul the III rus mem
brane-nnd r,;s ronses'eh AID swne: mtcns IN. nv
hrane mus be Of" ii OF 1.-TWO rea-"ns-iir>I, that
perfect dgs and The manufacture o. chyie poor m
gu 'litv which is the infvHahl result of DIS. asei
stomach. may be dnne with and second, that
he ci sed lar teAls ht d 10 Their uai on
d ion, admit the c!iy", ami pass il rtn the
| r'rcuiat"'n. THIS heng dore on, W IL cIvc q!
COED healthy qua tv be nanutac ur+, lie made III
10 good rio h ion which vii unur,-I HE enrr svs-
tenn, and enab its POWERS, tie nttace;rx nature
| To- brow ufl the i sense.
| What remedial gent will do this wofk?
| BLISS DYSPEPT;C REMEDY.
Try l-ttsi thoroughly Itfe n the taking I"
l'-'lI" "nta me accompanying dIr r nns and
NAV depend that remedial virtues I'll no be long
III slo" ing fhem>e
" w. BLISS, NJ. D , 3G3 Broadway \. Y.
| BLISS DYSPt Pic REMEDY IS f.r sale by al
respectable druggists. and ty wim viii b. seuI Il
any address b, mail. on receiving Two dollars tie
price OF The metlCrn,.
| uARRAI. RI>LEY < KITCHEN.
lmp"rtrrs Wio,e>ne Druggists
rs Barclay street Nrw IoIk.
Sole age IS for New England a"d NV YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-17
REAL ESTaTE, SC.
Farm for Sale.

uVHE FARM AND RESIDENCE of the late Col.
Il Morehouse, in Washington, Litch6eld County
containing about 220 acres is offered for sale This
is one of the best farms in the County, in a high
state of cultivation with ample buildings of all kinds
in the best state of repairs About 60 acres of first
quality meadow; has a good supply If wood and
timber, pasture and pillow land. 1t has all that is
requisite for keeping large stock of cattie-both
summer and winter-with all necessary convenient
for stallfeeding. The farm is well watered with
living springs and the barn and yards are supplied
with never failing water. large stock of cattle.
and complete sett of farming tools can be had
with the farm, and long credit can be had if re-
CURED. The farm is we'll known to George Hitch
cock, New Preston. Daniel Keeler, Bridgewater and
Abner MITCHELL Washington. of whom enquiries can
be made. For price and terms. apply to s. HART
WE'LL, at Bridgeport. tine subscriber on the pre-
misses. BErSEY NJ MOREHOITsE
October 6, 1867 24.sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-17
$1,000 REWARD.

=" HEREAS on the night of the 25th of No.
w vsmber, 1857, Herman Baldwin's Mill and
Machine Shop was set on FIRE and burned down
At public meeting Of the inhabitants Of the
town Of Washington warned expressly for the pur-
pose Of Offering reward for the detection of the
incenoiary, me following vote was passed:
reward OF One Thousand Dollars to the person per-
sons VINO shall make the discovery and bring to
victton the person or persons who set on fire the
NH OF Herman Baldwin, on the night of November
18th. 1857 which sum so offered as reward shall
re paid to such person or persons from the town
treasury by order OF the Court before whom such
conviction is had
We the subscribers Selectmen of the town of
Washington, in pursuance Of said vote offer re-
ward Of One Thousand Dollars for the detection and
conviction of the person persons who set on FIRE
and destroyed Herman Baidwin's Mill in said Wash
ington.
Dated at Washington December 8. 1857
SAMUEL A. BAKER, !
-. eE S:9 Il ao HITCHCOCK, seleetmen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-17
P.lTE.l'T .NEDACLV'ES.
/, Oh Liver Oil in CONSUMPTION

- iHE advocates OF the Of Cod Liver OIL in con-
sunp'" say maj II presents o. the most beau linI
Aa";pts OF the urhilse oe!atIOn q. Il medical
ever "'"'"" II CURES by proIn't"g, IN the iulI's
sei's., Ie-otatI process IN the stem. Ii acts III
Inc mr. ms apce, by Improving he functions,
dHi SUPP yis IN necessary Egrc rhts tor nu,rItiun
wnh basis "t h-a tn. UGer use, the CHI, lie.
which IS the nu lulIs pr,nct OF dlge,'u, iak-n
up 'n HE ali 'ett ny can b, the I"ctae.s
vi hea Thy qua Nv 81 as reauiiy he augeG l. To
horine a"h Aus nos only contributing t., the
nulrrrent tor the the SYSTEM but cuts off The
supply Ut this unchanged ar'nn,en, when at a
,noi ii pro"u wnrn r-acne> tie b.o,.,d, t. be DE
sled " The iii - as t.bercular maueI. he opera
no" "i NE "'i n promoting Hese changes Is reIerabe
III gre measure. To pr ncipes ole VI wlci, Is
n"tri'ite anu HE o'her strictly medicinal.
CLIP t"e above from lii. New urh Sunday Times,
ut J"'r ~ ir tie purpose Il" sIowing by God Liver
." so cite" 'aIs III be"rhtt'ns tile 'nvaiih and way It
ought cot I" be REGARDED as II Is by great many,
a. an ano't spec IL diseases Of the lungs more
e>prc'aly Consumption, tor 1t n,,,t assureuly ls lar
IRON beng such.
Ton, and wat ri good supp, o healthy blood, IN
co>"hiptFe pdehi>, Is true ID fully shown Nv Iner
educ'd' we"k' ned, an ate;uaien and ain ust bI'"d
less aPieafanc- What Is The ri this want ut a
g"d, rich bio d, WHEN only can rlur sn syst.
1t is that The chyi., ,aS shown my previous
advent seheHis,) I" winch good and he lth. ID
IS mace DIES not aid r"n"ut enter mt" t.r circulation.
why Because "f the cnndon me 9 s,.ve or
Iahs-oec""7e' a. have aieany shown, i" pre' Ious
advertisements tie mouths Ut The Little vessels called
iaciea which conse. The chs lie INTO the circulation,
and " hen "en into the upper bowels, closed up,
and cann. take absorb his chyl WhIt closes
hem The swollen state OF tn: nIucns membrane OF
HE dis' si,e organs, which membrane. besides inning
the umach AM b'" also DIPS into aud lines tn
little ses>eis and from Of The mouths al
little vessei>, the aceas, being very maj, ve'y
easy 10 zee That there could not be murh swelling oil
Ina! membrane without nrnymg r.fg-:her their sides,
aud entirely "sln9 item up. What pro 'uces this
So oil en- state of the ,nucu- membrane? iNFLAMhAroN
OF TIE DIG EsrIvE ORGANS, which the FIRST
The ONLY CAUSE OF InNsUMPTInK.
lhls Statement Of the Of Consumption, | am
well aware, viii! he pron"unctd b. man. as very tar
vertisemrnts treat mpun Cmsnnp,i it's cau-es and
cure, will the present inslanc r-msfk that 'heie
never case OF Consumption that had mo- lis orr
GIN l.. lnEamed digestive organs, and there never was
OF CON sumption but that its origin could not
have been easily diseases Of the nut'iive or
Cams ior case nf Consumption ever existed Without
lsesPs u s sossea bang 2ssen! at the same line.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-17

Il: Court Of Probate holden at Ne,c Milford, pitn and
for the District Of Neg H.Eord on the 18th day u No
rember, 1857.
Present, SAMUEL D. ORION Judge.
TSTATE OF DAVID BOOTH, late of New
~ Milford in sail district deceased.
The Administrators represent the Estate Insovent'
and prays the appointment of Commissioners there
on -Whereupon ORDERED, That Commissioners I"
receive. examine and adjust the ella ms of the cret
itors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate OF
flee in said New Milford the 9Th day of December
1857, at clock in the foreuoon and that all per-
sons interested in said Estate may Ge notined there
Of the Administrators will cause thisorder to lie pup
lished in newspaper printed in Litchfeld III Lcn
field county and post a copy thereof on the public
sign post in said New Milford nearest the place
where the deceased last dwet in said New Milford
and also in one other public place in said New MIL
sI.st SAMUEL D. osros, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-17
THE PEOPLES SOAP.

UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN UNEoUAILED FOR ITS
Defensive, Erasive or Cleansing Qualities.
4 everything of this nature must stand on its
IA own merits for public patronage-it is unnec-
essary to state any thing than few facts, or
| what it will accomplish.
As common washing or laundry SOAP it does
not require much Soap or labor. and conse-
qucnty not much to the clothes, in its
| Use does the common washing Soap end can be
! used in either hard soft water.
Each bar of Soap is enveioped with directions for
its use.
fY" I have analvzed specimen of Mr.. Hotch
kiss Laundry Soap, and found it very superior ar
ticle for washing purposes. and free from adu;era-
tions. 1t makes client suds. and is exceed
ngly we'll adapted for the removal If ink and grease
spots from Cotton. Linen and Wooden Goods with
out injury to the texture color.
SYLVESTER P. WHEELER, Chemist.
Bridgeport, August 18th, 1857.
Manufactured by
JOSIAH IIOTCHkI$S, Agen,,
Bridgeport Conn,
Corner of Main street and South avenue where
orders will I've received.
For sale in Lich1ied by the box at Adams s.
and at retail at the principal grocery stores 23tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-17
Debility Of sexual Organs,

Whether caused by diss patton 'r otherwise. will r, :
ccive not only prompt tficent a.d bat radical
cure, from The ut
RISLEY'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
EUCHU,
Il REMEDY" hose action Is exercd upon the URINARY
AND UTERINE ORGANS
Ihere t'rIns Of Sexual Debility that are often.
times serious distressing Inttar'hhr, n"d
which only be Icve,i bv the exercise ot no liz lie
care and caution Jud CT us se Gil Of rtmcd q
gems and a ptr>evrra ce III her HE aruvt
mention Erepara.l"n II regularly taken, nIoiLed
with regu ar and m rcrair ~ re So in The open u r,
avoiding habits oi fra raure. and last but
iea> 20 atnny. WI not taii il bi giIg nhcuf cure
later bow stubborn lnirartanle the lie
II Liable remedy stands very lar advance #
all "th' preparations aud taken prep ry will not tai
10 CURE. Abundance ii ieSiliuBt q, lis rene ral III
this disease could be hrui- hit before the puh
eye, was II Up r 10 do The uyuIId may have
every c"ndenre IN 1t, for Il bee t.-t d N mr
tude of instances aud ALWAYS with the ppcsi suits
aud too, n many Instances vince ns was m
menced without the Il ghes ce Of iath, which uf
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