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From Europe.

New York, Au. 8.
The Persia, which sailed from Liverpool
ut 0 o'clock a. IN. of Saturday, July "a, ar
rived at 4 o'clock this morning.
European politics quiet.
The India bill had finally passed both
Houses of Parliment.
Continental affairs unimportant.
Fanatieal movements against Christians
in Turkey undated.
The House Of Common on the 2lst passed
the bill Of the Lords to admit Jews to Parl-
ment.
In the Commons on the 22d, Mr.. Ftzger-
AID stated that the war steamer Cyclops was
on her war to Jeddah to demand ample COM
pensatiop and insist on the punishment of
parties concerned in the recent MASSACRE
Ihe Cyclops was heavily armed, and size
could ex cute service. The Port was mott
fed that it was not sufficient to send a Pasha
to Jcddah, but measures must be taken to
indicate British prestige IN the East.
Th. Lords on the 23d, by "a majority,
passed the bill lesalizing marriage with a
deceased wife's sister.
The Earl Of Derby stated that the govern
would give indisc,iminate protection TO all
creeds of religions in India, but would give
no material assistance To any measures Tor
converting the natives He thoughtit would
be undesirable to remove the distinctions OF
caste.
Ia ,he Commons, Lord Stanley stated
tina, between January and July 29th, 1900
troops had been sent 10 India. lie added
that the government was aware OF the great
importance of striking an effective blow at
the insurgents.
Mr.. ID ,ISrel stated that there had been no
/ communication between the English and
! Am.i ian governments re pectirg the re-
ceut acts OF British cruisers amp lhese com
! nunications were now held in abryance.-
/ Durib: the abeyancc, th> United States gov
.rumeut had made a friendly overture that
! Her "aj .s'y's government should Offer &c
the United States plan fer their consider
/ alton (which should accomplish the putting
down OF slavery without misunderstanding
Her Mujesty's government had acreptea
that offer, and were now engaged in tht
consideration Of a plan which they believe
would satisfactorily accomplish all the o.
iectS both parties desired. (CheerS.)
Marselles telegraph says: serious
revolutionary movement has broken on
amongst tie Christian population Of Syria
Icls sa d that Trpoli aud Lataka'a ar IA
state OF instruction. II Ctniia the Chris
tains have either barricaded themselves u
taken to flight.
The funds had been firm and genera'll
higher. Consol. 95s a96 for money and &C
count
Money was in good supply at 3 per cent.
The bullion III BANK had increased G3Ui
600.
There has been rath.r more business j
American State securities at improve
prices.
4 meeting Of tha share holders Of til
Illinois Central railroad WAS held III Lnndo
on Ia. 22l irst. IL was resolved to appoi
4, permenant London board, and end-vor t
make provision for regular credit al Ne
York on behalf of European sIockho deIs.
A dcputa,ion IS to proceed to New 1ur
to prevent the company being pledged VT.
! cut the concurrence ofthr LONDON comInItts
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Lincoln and the Germans.

Here is choice bit OF LncOlaian record,
which we commend 20 the consideration OF
our Gsrman fellow citizens. We copy from
that wholesome Democratic paper, the
Quincy lie, AID
Abe Lincoln, the black republican candl-
date for Senator, seems to have ss poor TN
opinion Of the Germans h0,2 as he had four
years ago, when he came to this city ana
organized knownothng lodge and a,.inin-
is.errd knownothing oaths to two hundred
of his political friends. Judge Douglas, in
his Chicago speech, said that when the
Declaration Of Independence says, " all
men are created equal it means all men of
the chite race. Lincoln, when he came to
reply, said that if this was true, it would
exclude the Germans! So, it seems Lin
coin doesn't admit that tho Germans are a
part of the achite race! Judge Douglas,
however, thinks the Germans are Of the
white race, and that they are consequently
embraced by the Declaration of lndepend-
ence. The Germans will make q note OF
this.
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TTEElrFIC AND DISASTROUS Han STORM
We learn that one Of the most trichtJul and
disastrous hail storms that has ever been
known ia the West, visited the town OF
Dwight. in Livingston county, on tie line
of the St Louis Alton x Chicago Railroad,
last SATURDAY. The facts are hardly cred
able. but we vouch for their ccrrectness a
stated below: The hail stones were like
pieces Of cut ice, and some OF them were
seven inches in diameter. They fell in per
feet torrents, striking down cattle, men,
shrubbery and crops as Il beaten down by a
shower of stones. Thousands OF acres of
corn, that was getting along finely, with the
promise of an exc.llant yield, were cut down
as if by reapers and rendered total loss to
the farmers Orchards We're stripped, and
gardens aud oat and wheat fields beaten TO
the earth.
Mr.. John G. Spencer..who owns large
farm at Dwight, informs us that he had 2iO
acres OF corn, which is all ruined-also 900
acres Of wheat and ITO acres Of oats which
met the same fate.
Scarcely hole window pane can be found
in the town, all haveing been broken by the
hail. Window sxsbes and roofs were also
in many cases badly cut and split. The
cattle that happened to be in the tie Ids at the
time had gsshes cut into their flesh inches
in length. and We hear of at least one man
who vas so badly cnt and bruised by the
hail stones hat he Is laid up and not expoc-
ted 10 live.
After the storm, We are assured, the earth
was completely covered WITT hail inches III
depth. How far the storm extehded mas tloS
vet been ascertained, but it appears - nave
pass across the St. Louis L. K. abou,
three miles, but how far from the road on
either side we are not advised. The amount
of the damage done in the immediate vicini-
ty of Dwight alone is estimated at thou,
sands of dollars.
We learn from Sterling Whitesiae county
that on the same day q hail storm. similar
to the above in its charactar and effects vi
sited that vicinity doing vast damage.-Cht
Journal.
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THE Tune CHANGED.-Before the last at
tema to lay the Atlantic cable, the London
Times undertook to question the fitness Of
the Niagara for the duty, and ridicued the
American Government for sending SO mad
equatc q vessel 1t now appears, however,,
that the Niagara behaved admirably, while
the Agemcmnon proved very nearly worth
less. Wherenpon the Times says-"It is
mere child's play TO use such ships as the
Agamemnon, and we feel it somewhat de-
rogatory to the national credit that we
shou d have permitted the Americans out OF
their small navy, to contribute vesse, =,
600 tons larger than ours, and evideh'y
mnch better fitted for the work.
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We publish to-day the call tor the Dem %
cratic Congressional Convention Of this dis
tIict. The convention, az will be seen, IS
to be held "a; bloomington on t'e ION Of
September
The committee doubtless acted with au
.thorIty in the matter, but We think that
they committed an error IN calling the con-
v,ntion at = Dom ng'on. Joliet was enii'lei
to it this time. Aud besides, Jorrt Is -H-
most central and accessible point ia the dis
trict on account Of its various railroad con-
ncctious.
Bu! it is too late to find Fault row. The
convention has been called and we hope cur
Democratic friends throughout the district
will go to work aud organize and nominate
candtd>te y ho will carry the votes OF ali
who are opposed to negro equality aud ne
gro st,aljnE.-JoIist Signal
The Signal is respectfully informed, in
reply TO the above, that tn. committee de>ig-
mated Bloomington a. tn. place Of holding
The convention Il obed -nce to ,ne resoiu-
ton OF the last convention. They had no
discretion in the matter.
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HsIr~tsaj,S sale.

Latfe3 States Circuit Confederation No. 14IS.
10y virtue OF a writ OF Fie,1 fHciIs directed
ID from the United States Circuit Court, for the
Northern District OF Illinois, in favor of Cephas Nor
1L and against Fra .cis Warner, have levied
the following pruperty,to wit:
LOIS |, =, aud 3, in Walkers Addition to Ottawa; Lot
Book 10 "a, and Lot I, in Block No Is. in Ottawa
Centre; Lot H. in ocs No. q, in Niles subdivision II
P-ru; Lot II, Block No IL, in Rutland pit
hwq Sec. ls T. 80 ", X. T.; O. acres pit All swq
Sec lG I. 3j IL. l. ~ VI acres sw fr Sec. Is, T.
% y, X + - acres 1T nv FIR q Sec. 49, 20 X
T. VIII SEQ Sec r. 7 So n, g.; neg seq Sec. IL. T.
." y X - W 1921 acres seq Sec. g. 7. "a ", X. e.
W" VI nNq sec 20, 7. 81 y. X. T. eli WI neq Sec. 3
:, - Ia T. Of the ID principal meridian, lying In
az ouI'' OF La Sale and Stte OF Illinois.
N'ch ma expose 10 public sale n the sab day Of
-sAt NJ The Court Iiou.r door in -aid Coun-
y, u me hgie-t and best bidder, for ready money
care 10 commence between the hours OF o'clock A.
T IL gay JAS W. DAVIDSON.
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Destructive Storm at Mar,eiiles.

Ed. Free 7rader:-The Thunder Storm
last Saturday night proved very destructive
to both harvested and standing crops in this
vicinity. The lightning killed horses be
longing to NJ. \. c. Wickwire and one be-
longing to Patrick Roney, about + miles
north of Mars-illes. The station house
above this place was also struck, the light
ming passing down the stove pipe, and Sc
versly burning lady's limb from her knee
Gown to her heel. She Is said to be in much
pain but not considered dangerously irjur-
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GREAT CRICKET MATcu.-The papers have
lately had . good deal to say about great
cricket match at New York, between the
Canada Cricket Club and the United States
Cricket Club. The match was concluded
on Wednesday Of this week, the Cannadi-
ans being handsomely beaten, which they
took with the best of humor and good 1se-
ing, promising to beat the United States out
and out at the next match. The followin z
is the result:
Canadians, LIST innings SO I'd innings
101 total 1872. United States LIST innings
147; I'd innings 35, with six wicksts to 60
down.
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TIE NICARAGUA DIFFICULTIEs.-The \. Y.
Times Panama correspondent sends the
substance of Secretary Cass' letter to the
President Of Nicaragua, on the refusal of
the later to sign the Cas- Yrissarra Treaty.
The Secretary says to President Martinez:
"You have nsulted this Government by
Withholding the Treaty, after pledsing our
self to Gen. Lamar that you had sent it by
a special messenger; then you afterwards
assigned as a reason for not having sent it,
that you had written an autograph letter
to President Buchanan, asking him to sub
NIT certain notifications of it, which letter
you never wrote. We demand, as the only
reparation you can make. the written Trea
ty as ratified by the Assembly.
In regard to the rights of citizens of Mic.
arrgua, Gen. Cass tells President Martinez
that his Government would not submit to
arbitrary action of Nicaragua and if that
country was deAod oftribunale, the Cabine
at Washngt n had no other resource bu
to decide for them selves, and that there
fore a proper naval force had been dispat CHI
ed to both sides Of the Isthmus.
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essive, Suppressed, Painful Meustruation, Fluor
AIbus, Whites, barrenness. Salow COmple xion Head
Ache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves Frigul Dreams. and all
Diseases caused by Colds Checked Preparation Excess
Over Excitement, g., Of the Sexual Organs. DR..
HooPers Female Cordial is universally by
the ladies the best remedy invented.
sT Prizes 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
sS-DR EaSTERLY. corner of Third and Chesnus
Louis, Mo, sole proprietor, and TO whom all
orders must be addressed.
90 Sold by NJ kSEUssL, G. L. THOMPSON, d. WALKER
Co, and A. 5. PUTNAM, Druggists, Ottawa. and by
nrr,rrr i....
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Kansas Electlon..Lecompto Killed !.

Partial returns have been received at ST.
Louis of the election in Kansas on Monday
on adopting or rejecting the Lecompton
Constitution under the provisions of the
English Bill. Leavenworth gave 1910 votes
against, and / 80 for the adoption of the Lee
compton Constitution. Kicapoo precinct, a
pro- slavery strong hold, gave 80 votes for
and SIS against the proposition. 1t is ad-
mitted on all hands that the proposition is
rejected by an overwhelming majority. As
far a. heard from, the election appears to
have been very psaceably conducted.
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srNAroE porcLAs' rFPLY.

BEwENT, Piatt Co, H., July 30, 1858.
Uegr .Sir-Iour letter dated yesterday,
accepting my proposition FOR a joint discus
sion at one prominent point IN each C'n-
gresSional district, stated IN my. previous
4etter, was received this morning.
The times and Places designated are as
follows:
Ottawa, La Sale CO., Aug. q.
Freeport, Stevenson co, Aug. p.
Junc>horo, Union co., sept. Is.
Charleston, Coles co., Sept. Is.
Ga'esLurg, Knox CO., Oct. I.
Quincy, Adams CO., OF. ).
Alton, Madison CO., Oct Is.
agree to your suggestion that we shall!
alte, nately open and close the di>cuSs!on.-
VIII speak at Ottawa one hour, You can
reply, occupying one hour and hall, and |
will then follow for hat an hour. At Free
port you shall open the discussion, and
speak one hour. | will follow for hour
and a hall, and you can reply for half an
hour VI will alternate II hAe manner at
each successive place.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
:. 4. DOUGLAS.
Hon. \. LIyCoLN, Springfield. Ill.
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MarAhal,a Saae.

United States Circuit Confederation No 1854.
vlY virtue OF writ Of Fieri Facias TO me direct ed
ID from the United States Circuit Court, for the
Northern District of Illinois, in favor of Samuel L.
French ct al, and against Geo Fisher and Geo Mann
have levied Oh the following property. to wit:
VIII swq Sec 20, 7. 80 N, RI T., and the neq Sec
SO, I. N, r. also, LOIS L. g. aRd1 J. Block "a and
Lots and t. Block u, of the States Addition the
Town of Ottawa, and all of the County Of La Sale and
State OF Illinois, together with all the sppGrenances
thereunto belonging.
Which shalt expose to public safe cn the sih day OF
September the Court House door in said Coun
ty, the highest and best bidder for ready
Sale to commence between the hours of O'Clock ,
NJ and sunset Of said day. JAS. ". DAVIDSON,
aug7 &. S. HdrShut Northern Dtf OF Nii-ois.
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DIR. EARER,s Specific.

Wiz Cure Gonorrhtd, Gieet, Structure Seminal Wax
MSS CAordee, Diseases oftte hidReys and Bladder,
and all diseases Of the Genital Orgdns
Reader. have you a private disease, Do not neglect
it. DELAY DANGEROUS De. BAKERS SPECIFIC is safe,
speedy, and RADICAL CUE. With d. BAkSKs SPECIFIC
you Cure YoURsEIE and PREVENT EXPOSURE as plain
directions for accompany the Medicine.
sy-Trce 81 80 per bottle.
sy-DR EASTERLY, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets Louis, Mo, sole Proprietor, TO whom all or
ders must be addressed to cat the genuine.
I5sT Sold by NJ. KSEuSSL, G.. l. THOMPSON, D. WALKER
Co, and A. S. PUTNAM, druggists, Ottawa, and BY
druggists generally myl3
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WILL NOT BoLT-Two prominent and
highly respectable Democrats OF Carlinvilie,
who have held their avn opinions upon the
Lecompton question, bnt who refuse to
lend their influences to the saccess of Lin
coin and the Republicans, are thus elegantly
spoken OF by that peculiarly modest and
polite moral and political reform journal,
the Carlinville Free Democrat:
"PETtRED OUT."-We understand that
Mr. Andrews, the chair man of the county
central committe of the Nationals" and
n. boice, Esq, one OF the most terecious
delegates to the 9th of June Convention
have "petered out, and are now for Doug.
Ia " Dovulas came" and their courage has
ooZed out at their boots.
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~ The Csui,e. tie El7,ct, and tie E~rafdy.-Gs
In plain Language by Physician Of EHiHeftce Any
person enclosing three cent postage stamps VIII re-
ccive copy by mall under sal. Address ali letters TO
DrG1cer ll3 Po.f OTfce Albany. N y.
tv-AIso the ceIebra ID Female Monthly Pills. made
from the extract of cotton Root remedy used ior
yoars among the female slaves the >Duh IN form oil
ecoction or tea the FIST time introduced into
general use Price one DvjiIr, sent under seal by
mail. Married Lodjss use them. Address as
above, Drd,csy lib Pos. lgics, Albany, v. y aUg1
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Letitia Hamlin, of Belchertown, Massa-
chusetts. sixteen years Of age, while gather
ing berries in pasture last week, killed
TIVE black snakes measuring each six feet in
length. besiaes catching two live striped
snakes, which she put in her bosom and
carried home to her mother.
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DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM

DIX. CARl Elk ttOUh BALSAM
VA Chr. CoVghs, Colts. Assn,a, Consumption, Bron
o6itis, Splitting Of Elood. Tain in the SIDE and
B~e0,t, PIe4risy, HHOoPing CoagA, Group. Lirer
L,5a p1Jjp, Palyit1t.on OF the R,Grt, AID I'll d.
ssuse> of tie Tlroat Ctest. and Lungs.
No should NJ ge-t a Cough OF Cola single day
MILLIONS die annually by neEectnc COMMON COLD.
Coughs and Colds lead 10 CONSUMPTION. and then 20
an early death. Reader, have you Cough Cold, OF any
disease OF the Lungs? Procure at hat celebrated
remedy Dr. C,ETER's CoCGH BALsAs, which never fails
10 relieve Cough in twenty-four hours, and always
CURES the WORST Of Colds Coughs and all diseases
o. tie Throat and Lungs in = few days.
Price-Tal bottles, % cents; larger bottles 81 per
bottle. or * bottles for 50.
sv-DR. EAsTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, - Lss, Mo, sole proprietor TO whom all OIL
dgrs must he addressed to z; :Ae genuine.
~ Sold by VI Kygvs>l, e. L. THOMPSON, n. WALKER
i Co, and A. 5 PVTSAN, Druggists, OTTAWA, and BY
Druggists generally. mys
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The Missouri Republican, comes - rs gay
with blazing capitals and astonishers, an
nouncng the defeat of Francs p. Blair, the
Republican candidate for Congress in the
St. Louis district, and the election OF Bar
rctt, the Democratic candidate. The con-
test seems to have been very exciting one,
although the election passed off without
violence or rioting. There were three can
didates in the Eeid-Blair, Republican;
Barrett, Democrat; and breckenridge, Know
Nothing. The returns foot up as follows:
Barrett, ..............- t,ilS
Dan, "
81 CkthIluSe,.. o,2oJ
The democratic city and county ticket
was also elected by an average majority
of so.
A few scattering returns from other
counties in the State look favorable to the
democrats.
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Five hundred and twelve Chinese women
recently landed in San Francisco, avowediy
for the purpose of prostitution. Their
manner Of life is said to be almost without
shame or the restraints Of common decency
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X. or. authorized to announce JARED B. FORD as
.d;s, for the Office Of Sheriff Of La Sale county at
appro.ehng election subject to the decision OF the
democratic county convention
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With grsat respect, l remain
Your obedisnt servant,

While there is such central rejoicing at
the contamination Of this great event, how
ever, it must be borne in mind, that the
cable is ys. not wholly out Of danger. The
safe arrival Of the Niagara is announced
with her end Of the cable, but the Agamem-
non must still hav. beel some SIX hours
distant from her destination. There might
yet b another failure, although there ap-
pears no good reason to apprehend it. We
shall at least hold our breath for few hours
l,nger, until We see the first despatch which
Victoria will send to our bachelor President,
and his reply.
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ts,xiue Road Notice.

DUBIIC notice il hereby given TO all persons int
4 rested. that tie City Council intend the mex;
meeting to order road be located and opened ur
TIA. south bluf, from Courtney s.. commencing at oil
near the rayiu- bridge sad Map and survey
Of the same IS in my office. By order
,ur7 J AVERY, ctr C!<rk.
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Sidewalk Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 ali p-rssns interested
that a petition side walk, 10 be c-ustru ted
according .nd ordinance, on the esi side Of Paul
St. ~. to Jackson s., Will b. pre- seEIea
tn Council at the next meeting
aHg7 }. AVERY. Ci.y Cl>rk.
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Buena Vista Floral Gard ms.
". CHALMERS Il Co..

1T tee residence Of ". H. W. tttsiRda E,s4 Ofka
Always for sale, large supply of perpetual Roses
other kinds of towering house plants Strawberry To.
mato, hharb Cabbage, pauts &C., &c. in their
son, aud Vegetables of all kP"s. jualA
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4 SWORD IN THE UEAvENs-The DsSeret
cation dated Salt Lake City, May Goth, in
which the 70 lowing remarkable story Is re-
lated and sworn to 10y several witnesses:
This morning at twenty minutes past
one o'clock, We saw a most singular appear
ance in the meridian over this city. y red
stream of light issued from the heavens. as
though the sub was envelopsd in a cloud
II resemhied the tail OF a comet, but in few
moments assumed the shape OF sword VI
massive dimensions, lying horizontally and
poiutJn. due east. The shape quite
perf ct, the hit much brighter than the
blade, and variegated like a rainbow. The
moon stood southwest There was a ing
formed around it of a reddish color. but not
so bright as the sword, rough which ran
two lines forming cross, the one pointing
TO the earth, extending, apparently, about
two feet below the circle. On the west side
Of the circle there was a smaller sword, OF
fainter coors. pointing to the northwest
This appearance was kept up for fifteen
minutes without any alteration, after which
the ring around the moon assumed the
shape OF a belt, and then disapp, AIRED. The
co or of the sword then grew lighter; after
which this magnificent 5 ght disappeared al
together at LA.
The atmosphere was perfectly calm, and
the moon shone out as beautifully as ever.
1t is impossible to describe the auiully
grand appearance Of this singular spectacle
the sword hanging over the almost de
serted city, with lis point ominously ex-
tended towards the east, while the silence Of
death reigned ali around
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Your ob.dltut servant,


P. S--As matters row stand | shall be
at no more OF your exclusive meetinGs, ard
for about a week from to-day, letter from
you Will reach me al Springfield. a. L.
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TO YOUNG We

4 FEW ration
"A al and djsjn-
t-Fe>t-d rem arks
il ramplle; form
OF y pages, on
Seminal Wea =
ness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Loss
OF Memory, Ia
capacity for STU
dy. or Business.
InPcdtunSurs TO
Marriage, g.. Il
rising from the
effects Of secret
habits OF Youth
"Every IA
aler should pre-
l .enI scopy TO his