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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-09-12
THR EFeN lNa geRE1 WEEKLY PAPER aEEeEa dmG
q southern ooufederacy. They now cas. asid

n southern coufederacv. They now co,t aside
the pretexts of .tyrannicai in;u,,ico -
..protection of domestic institutions" tb.
levers by which the people have been melted
to the rebellion. and would iain look beyond
to the beauties of glorious southern repub.
lie, with themselves prominent in the bright
picture. Doubtless the scene would DO pleas
ing to them were it not for the ominous shad.
ow Of "Father Abrams 00,000 MORE"
which strangely obscures their bright vision
of the future, and leaves a responding i'm.
preston upon their doubling minds.
1t cannot be denied that lenity and con-
ciliatary measures cannot successfully DO used
against the desperate, INSCRIPTIONS enemy
which we are fighting. No act is too unhu-
man, or mode oil warfare TOO uncivilized 70
be practiced by them. Insult is given in re-
turn for kindness. Gen. Butler allowed Hour
to be brought from Mobile under a flag OF
truce, for the starving poor in the city, and
he is STYLED q "tyrannical usurper." Our
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For the Union and Journal.
IoUNr PLEASANT HosPIrAL,

Mourn PLEASANT HosPIrAL,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 9Th, 1862.
Ed. Union & Journal The following sicl
and wounded Maine men (all doing WELL,
are in this hospital, viz:
Cd Me-, battery.-Wm. Russell, VIM. N
Bonner, w. S. Weber, T. w. Burbank, w
ii. Kennison,
Sd Me-, battery.-David Murray, Edwart
j. Snow
I'd Me. reg.-Moses Wyman, @. A. Gil
man, VIM. Walker.
9th Me-, reg.-Hugh NJ. Fogg.
9Th Ne. reg.--M. @. Walker,
18th Me. reg. A. Cooke, Ii. F. Sweet
n. S. Smith, Thomas Hoult.
Sd Me. reg.-Joshua McIntire. George E,
Grover.
There are one thousand patients ut thi.
hospital, nearly all from the recent battle
fields about two thirds OF them are wound
ed. JAMES SAWYER.
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-I, is estimated by persons who hay,

VIt is estimated by persons who have
been connected with Recruiting in this State,
to Gil the first quota Of 800, 900, called for
by the President, that three quarters Of all
who have been enlisted are Of Republican
sympathies. In this section the proportion
Of Republicans who have gone to the war,
very much exceeds those of Democratic aihn-
tiles. No doubt the Democratic majority in
the county, II any, is in good part attributa-
BILE 10 this fact.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-09-12

CKlrsRsrloS.-The citizens Of this place
had an impromptu celebration last Saturday
afternoon on the occasion Of filing the city's
quota OF nine months men by volunteer en-
listments. There was = procession Of fire.
men, citizens, and the nine months volun.
teers. The people Of Saco joined in the eel.
ebratiOu. Speeches were made IRON the bal.
couy Of the Biddeford House BY Augustin.
Hainss aud @. g. woodman, Esqrs.
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r We notice that the owners Of "Crys-
,.l Arcade" have improved that building BY
putting new roof upon the same. The
present root is steep; the old one was fat
~ Attention Is called to the notice Of
the meeting -of the Ladies' Soldiers Relief
Society in our column Of special notices.
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B,ddeford Aggregate Vote.

" The Advertiser says further election
returns come in slowly. Mr. Coburns ma
iority will be some six or eight thousand
There will DO quite a number of Democratic
representatives. while the Democrats have
carried the counties Of York and Washing
ton. In the LIST Congressional District, the
latest figures place Sweat about one hundred
and fifty votes ahead Of Goodwin.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-09-12

CORPORATION DNSKK.-The annual "cor-
pora,ion dinner" Of the several corporations
in Saco and Biddeford was given ycste.da,
by the Saco Water Power Company, Thos'
ouinby, Esq. agent. The dinner was fur
nishcd at the Biddciord House; and both
stockholders and guests were entertained in
most agreeable and sumptuous style.
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Y The brig Josephine. captured Oh Ship
Island. with 900 bales Of cotton on board,
has arrived IN Philadelphia. l8 Hi1r
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4577 1864 lO3 6l23 4349 945

The remaining towns will not vary the re-
suit materially. The Democratic county
officers are probably elected by majority Of
some 200 or 800 votes. II will be seen that
the Democrats have cast their full number
Of votes while the Republicans have not.
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81 A committee Of the Kentucky Legs.
laturs has reported adversely upon the Pres
idens's gradual emancipation project. 5n
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lO.O9S

According to these returns. Mr.. Sweat is
81 votes ahead of Mr.. GooGwn, with Otis
6sld and Eliot to he heard from. Those
towns We think will balance each Diner
MIR. Sweat is probably elected by aplurality
OF from so to 100 votes over Mr.. Goodwin
Portland Press.
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First Congressional District.

We have received returns from every town
in this county save 0tisfeld, aud returns and
reported majorities from all the towns in
York county except Eliot. Our iootings are
as follows:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

Much SUGAR.-In consequence of the large
crop Of sugar and molasses in Louisiana, q
movement is on foot among the planters to
plant only half crop of cane next year,
and turn their attention to other products.
1t is stated that at least one.third of the
present crop will be on hand at next plan.
ting time. The planters complain of low
prices:
The st. Marys La.) Banner, Gays: at
may be well here to remark that, unless the
war closes before The end of December,
either the half sugar and cotton crop sys-
tenn must be generally adopted, or the
country must come TO state of suffering
such as the mass of the planters little dream
Of. Louisiana has this year doubtless made
100000 hogsheads of sugar, equal to 500,-
100000 pounds. The number of persons,
white and black, old aud young, TO be sup
piled by this crop are about 10000, 900.
Nearly 100000 of these are slaves and
consume but little sugar, and of the other
100000 there are many poor people who
will be able to purchase but little sugar for
their own consumption. But there is sugar
enough made in this State and Texas this
year TO furnish every person of all ages aud
colors in the Southern CoDfederacy fifty
lbs. of sugar each, when, in the most pros
porous times, they will not consume an av-
erage Of forty pounds, and this year they
will not consume thirty pounds.
If planters can zee how full crops of su-
ger will be paying business for 1862, they
make discovery which we are unable to
do. If they have discovered how to make
full crops of sugar, cotton and tobacco, and
at the same time furnish provisions enough
TO feed 100000 of people, we are utterly
unable to make such discovery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22
Aerada gemufrat.

SOLDIRRLY QUALITIEs.-It is the general
impression that reckless dare.devils make
the best soldiers; but, like good many
other general impressions, fallacious. Your
furious fire-eaters-y your Tolicking boys,
that would "rather fight than eaL"-are
rarely steady aud selfpossessed; and with
out steadiness and self-possession no man
can be thorough soldier. The cavaliers,
who were scattered like chaif at Marston
Moor, aud Naseby, and Stow-on.the.W Void,
were fiery to the last degree. They bOasted
Ofther aristocratic blood-they drank hard,
swore hard, fonght hard; but they were no
match for ComwelPs psalm-singing Iron
sides, whom they affected to ridlcule as
"crop- cared fanatics aud base-born knaves."
In every fair field. where numbers were
equal, the plebians thrashed the gentlemen
riders of the Prince Hubert stripe to their
hearts, content. Nor were the "Round-
heads" as the ringletted cavalry Of the Stu
arts called their short-haired antagonists by
any means deficient in enthusiasm; but It
was of a different kind from that Of the
high blood cavaliers. The foes of kingcraft
believed that they were the chosen instru-
ments of God, aud went forth to battle,
sternly jealous to do what they conceived
10 be His work. "The sword of the Lord
and of Gideon!" was their cry; and though
animated by the pride of caste, and stimu-
lated by pOtations bottle deep of sack and
canary, the chivalry of the Stuarts rolled in
the dust before them. The courage of the
tyrant-bating Puritans was sustained and
rendered invineible by their convictions of
the righteousness of their cause, and an un-
Wavering trust in the Almighty; and with
such odds on their side, it is no wonder that
they gave darc-devilism its coupde-gtace,
similar contests the ultimate result will be
the same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

WINTER IN THE MoUNTAINs.-The Terrific
rial Enterprise, is of opinion that the busi-
ness men Of Nevada Territory must make
their calculations in the future for sns-
pension of trade with California during the
winter months. For four months past there
has been very little communication between
their country and ours, and that journal be-
leves, from the testimony'of those who have
spent three seasons in Washoe, that the in
cOnveniences to trade and traffic which this
winter interposed, are good grounds upon
which to build calculations for the future.
Merchants are therefore cautioned to lay in
their supplies for the season before the COM
ing of another winter.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

TROPHIES OF THE VICToHEs.-Col. John
NJ. Harlan, Of the Tenth Kentucky regiment
has sent to bis friends in Frankfort some of
the trophies of war that we're left in the
camp Of the rebels upon their precipitate
fight from Mill Springs Among others, is
a magnificent robe, made of the wolf skins
that are found in the Rocky Mountains of
New Mexico, and which equals in splendor
the one worn by Caesar "that day he over
came the Nervii." It was found in Zoli.
coffer's tent, but whether belonging to him
or Gen. Crittenden has not been ascer-
tained.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22
THE SAN Francisco CusTox HousE.-The

THE SAN FRANCISCO Custom xHoUsE.-The
Bulletins Washington correspondent says
Senator Latham, Representative Phelps,
and +. Soule, agent of the employees of the
San Francisco Custom House, have had an
interview with the Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury in relation to the recent order
reducing the salaries Of said Custom House
to the New York standard. They had pre-
viOusly laid facts before the Secretary,
showing the propriety of some more liberal
compensation because of the increased ex-
penses Of living in California, and Mr.. Chase
now indicates disposition to add to the
present reduced salaries, so as to make
them about 25 per cent. greater than the
pay of employees Of the same grade in the
New York Custom House.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

LAND SLIDE.-A heavy land Glide occur
red on the side of the mountain back of the
town of Scott Bar. on Scott river, during
the late heavy rain. The mass of earth
and rocks slid into the town, tearing down
and crushing the house of James Graham,
and several others. Fortunately no lives
were lost.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

MoUNR VEsUvIUs.-Ten new craters have
appeared on Mount Vesuvius during the
present eruption. English photographers
are at work taking photographs of the
mountain in its excited state.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-22

MATRIMONIAL q BRIDGE NUIICE.
Nl The undersigned having accumulated for
tune sufficient for any unmarried man, Is desirous Of
retiring to private Il" " he Is also tired Of life Of
cebacy and wishes TO unite himself IN the bonds Of
wedlock with some young. handsome and rich widow.
Being quite good looking himself temperate and vigor
os he does not consider II piece Of egotsm by any
means in inviting the attention Of the ladies pdJtilt
qry 10 this notice. Therefore, he offers for sale the
weli.known property situated in Nevada County and
known as the ILLINOIS BRIDGE AND TOLL ROAD;
this bridge Is the only one that has wthsto0d the
foods this winter and is a huge paying institution
Also the Toll Road through the East Gap Of the Su
gar IOaf and controlling interest in the Henness
Pass Road which win make any man a fortune in
one year The above described property can be had
for the reasonable sum Of 500 900. For further par
tculars refer to the subscriber his Man Friday
(Wm Stevens) on the premises.
March 20. 1662.-4w. G. ?. FLAUGHER
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ate. OF Advertising I'm Daily.

Lez.l sdv.rilssa eut- tfY cent Per sqoarr eaeA
ussrtior
sas.sfar.-~r ~ -r-Bents made with tso-e who
.flh to a.eefl - b ae year, VIII TIE prtfi< = -
cAanxfaa q ri ssrlrl Yesfy adFeriitcfs n"ssrFer,
sfli = eonfnei sir y . theiF reEuiar p4sinee,'
af.d seEx s.fg O. frferi, ,,
Adssrt.s semen. in spesisi notee column VII
be chsr9ed t~o prices.
Advertisements kept Constantly on ue inside.
r~toe and = hasf
H,-lsess notices plbusa . ln The iee.. g1r'n., -
ten lines ~ under, vii Be p srget for eecn insertion
a.. II axer fef Ines ien eef per line.
Advertisements seft r. To- 10 spcclte1 uf7rt VII
Inserted three mo..' ~ ufless ordered OF
ksv alt~raLsn sf e sfsnsitty strerufe1ient VII
.sls.st - a renewal II m ne, unifss Otherwise
szre~d uron - coutrsct
Announcing canffsfrs far oe'ce 81 every de.crip-
o., III he eksrv.A r,sa - fes esrh rame N The Daily
A. s4.oo = the ia Al weekly. ff''r1ps q ''a-
rffee
X. -~atsttoa- aderst tfa~as~s.ss r-hsf~Ver
lssrrrs uE 90 r.a.io - fa-efurT - refirs ~
.lttl~l@s. s<.I.ti-- ~ A -. atoms - follow.
- earh notice not esss~t Iar loes = erFr IT
s..A l..sffloH over eight fsrs. A. tais rate
Announcing deafhs vifh fasffAl rf.-f sasr'-,
~ eitaa1f notice. fffe-
Ssssss n Fe.tlgais, Flsfes and Fxerr .s..E. sen
. - fntiytinais 81 asapf atofis, ~ - eLHFN1rtf
~ rssn.isr lfittt.
I1rai afssftssreatf ilssrfsf ~ tne open y.
Asserneg. ordering. All payuenl re' TO hs dflsyea
or fl- ls9ai nrar-.slfffs tt collects - tht a1nt
i-.r Faaii-hrr nut tecosufa e Tor tns afAs, ~
sssf sasef lsf.uert tr51af ths cunt ehaT - i'i
thrf p1b.iftfs
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he w Weel1lv Express

euan.hed svsry wesasssAy. Al y. 20 psr .anuna.
.if4nfe.
se-A Ao paper cent wlnl0at the money! hff tei'ili
iaussr arne than rsii fsr
sentea 81 Advertising in weekly
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a Is > T He "A 9 T

0/ fA< FZF1EEAIyg .S61gI-AHAC.aL SI47E-
AENI 81 ~ coaffioa - re HcAE KA>t-
RANth cDAlAAi, ~ "a tstt ~ Neif iort.
on the lg dab " Jinaart. lsSi.
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10t0k wv NN~oN~s
A rroof that Tho Fioof Pnriear anf pills are
purely ys<stahie have the oeTtaoA;es 81 those
inent chemists. Professors Chiitcn 4 New York sni
Iocks 81 CInrinnsfi.
neaf ~. Rotark's Special Sotioes and Certificates
rntlisbcd Ia couspceoss part e thi. Paper fruuz
the tinnr
Prios q the Seandinaslan Vegetable Bicod Parf-
her f.sr bette. $ pr half doz~n. 81 scan
tr 'a.a v--stshse Blood Pills. - cenfs pr iex
5 hoxcs ioF ST.
rrincipAi Gee snd Saie~roosa. So. Eat roartk
St. ~ bgl. * freuA Aain 50, Cizcinnsfi. O. Lab
sra.cry. Ne 5 llanront street.
FOR SALE BY
nCNNEIfY. Terre Hsute.
. r. CUNNINGHAM
w. Z SHCEY. New Go<ksn
FkrER bI Skfkk. CsnfressEe.
Art - D~urEfsts a1d Eerckknte geoeekIly
urocEhout the rnifst States arr can4sas.
1Frr7vtf
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE CO-PABTNERsHIP Here
II tfsrr sr.stlas betessn J.. EIrp-ri A. uiir4r
fizra -. 1'sfsy 6issoiVst ~ rinfa.i oerssrt
HiFrERr 4 W. rrE.
Tfrff Hs1te. ser !. Iscl
1 IL THOSE KNOWING them
sfiffs ltifttff = , sippsst Da1n. v.
felats. eiltqui iaftaef nofre Fifter parry ~ -
tfrr a set1rTIrri - srtf.a ftf f-r.rrf.
W fe+- ~aI - feres ~ fI 80. tis ".
as+ r.4ftIf e Dltt
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH.:
cur scssoo1 nsrzx. sorzrn srxkEr.
ISL CONGREGATIONAL CHrRCH

REv. l.. ABBOTT. Pssroa-
gur ~ = tesf 80 A.
N.~..srz earti ......... II a. 81.
Prayer Meeting .-.s.- .---.------ : p H.
Eteu'nF Service. p -
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Boots CO Shoes,

tfE .Hff Tor t1lt - i-s f1ifaft. embracing ffeIy
variety -
MEMS. WOMEN'5 AID CHlLDRRE'k
WAR.
ru.tstls for srr.rs q 1-1n.4.r srs8e ~li,h -. ~
ell, wholesale CT fsfaii - 10.
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FOR TuK SPEEDY CURE or

iatsraitient Fever. or Fever ard Ague. Reniil
2teser. chill fcver. pumb AEu.. Period cal Hcaf
ache. oi Bilious Headaslr, and Rli.oa. Pc.
vefs. indeed tof tAe whole class - a,s
carcs or iruatnr in hillary icranxe-
nent, oansed by ths nalafiao q
hiasmaflt Countries.
We are enabled here a. offer tie csnn,t,,slx 4.
remedy which, While ID cures tho above complain u
with certainty, Il stil perfectly harmless III ats
quantity. such remedy - invaluable m dl.tiirs
where these afCiing disorders prev al. This 'sr.f
expels tho missmafc poison % Fever and Arus fcfr
tie system, and prevents the development ~ \,
disease II taken on The fret approach q its preni.
itory sysnptoms. Il - cnly the best remedy .,r
yet discovered for this class Oi complaints. bat a.
the cheapest The large quantity we sunni, fos /.
dollar bllngs t within ihe feach 1T every oa,. .a
IA billions districts. where Power ani Asus ~ lIi.
eserynsf3 s'rHlt have &c sud ust 10 fiass both 90
cufe AID protection. A great superiority e. ..l
Ee1ietit rt0I NAf 0fNFf .Nt H..Httr ...r 80
aa+ ss.fsafn fur- 81 lusermiiicnf- a. thni u co
s,ins 40 euiniue nf u ntlai, -qusnii3 ID lf,lu-
tI tfsrf ~ Ialiors effects Whatever
upo "a, constitution. Thosc cured ~ IA an isr :.
d. Ih. afstae.
fesef zee siote thr c,fssll. nc ~ a..
miasusiis li-ou great variety ~ disoraers .sts.
from it, iiri.ls.pA, ai4aAf which ale
Neuralgia Rheumaiism. Cont. nsadaehA. Bintn.es
ToethHehe, Lafsoiss, cAfafSsh, Asthma rAlPl.
tefics Pain ln the bo~els Collie Paralysis
and DsfAngcmont of the sioInsfh.
Al of which, when originating Ga this eauso put ca
tho intermittent type, Or hecome periodical. Il-
se1ueutiY cures them ell alike. A. ts An lnssiuniar
lstseclit 81 ininiEiauts anl pcfaotr travelling -
temporarily residing in the mslArious dsfriru l.
taken e1tesoialls - dais Aiis afasea o. a.. in
frctfnns that VIA te eNefetsd trn tie ssafrfa nnd
cannot aceumnisie in funirifni eusnfIft =. Irf
irfa disrsse Hence ia - even more saiuAb.e fof
protection taal t4t, eat q viii sufief frnta
lfferuifirnts II fhry avail fhemseifea ~ fhe IT.
efiiaa fhIr flref3 aaafas.
es- PREPARED ty na J. c. Arllk a Co.
lowell. hassar hnnrtts
Az eur ffu.iIes ere iaf 81 fy n Ir1r.nAs
= n. posrrrsy. and ~ All DRUGGIST. iu Trr-.
Hautc
whe'r.sia ty tia.rs Co. cieounae.
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HOTELS.
St, Nicholas Hotel,
sRros New York.
Board Re.iuosa 10 - .lg f.gt

since ihs opening y Us vast ans oona.e>.eu.
Hotel 10 1854 81 bss been The single eaaeavor # t.e
rsprisiors 70 make il M aol. ssnpiuoas. con
veaisus Ass4 seaaiortabls Aasae f. ms -t'ea and
stranger On thls side Tie Atlaus.e.
And whatever has seemed likely So administer 10
he comfort q - gassls hey have sndeAvesea
~ithoas regard te ost, u proviSe. sad 70 eozssn-
al the eisasnv q ladivisaA sni -oeiA eT'oymea.
ehieA modern srt has iseentel. snz mosssn t.-te
approved; ana TIE pasro.svs -hirh ss hss eoansas-
81 saring NJ pat siS yesrs = grsltyins Freof
TIA sbeir ssart. have been appreciated.
To nee, tbe ssizrs,ci~- ofsbs tisss. whsn a. are
required to p-.etios ~ --p-s rsrss sooasz,. sle
e-zznst.
Have Reduced thu Price OF BOARD 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
AZ tAe s.sae tine sbauns asns q ths ia1arles with
~hioh tAesr sssis has hsshsr1s bssa sappiisa.
TRekDwKT1. wHTr,owR L CO
Se~ TEX. sest Z. ISL. snos
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NURSERY

navr PURCHASED the elu4e
a xsf-ry stock 81 ~ rsrif. Msrthsu Cls1
rr-nty. Ia. a. grsrsrrc 80 f-r1lsa au tir<s
- Trees s1t orea1ssfsi e1f-tbsrr q, ihs f,ass
casa frice-- apple Tres. g AZ 80. ficu =
~ = irlhss 60 t.ansirr. sst ifou o1s -
rers ol1-
ysyTelT KLEnoxTE
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u. 4. DECK & 90.

ACoB KvGtKs Posrskr.
N.B Car~asry n bad q Superior sftr.f
wATKa FEOoF OIL nLtCkIrG. ssfrsutel A. h.
wstr- rraof 80 nlske ff irsftrr ssf ar- ristie
orf. &c
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NO. AS.
MEDICAL.
ScroruIa. or Kings Evil.

Is consts-utionAf disease. q c<rrun.,on q ths
L blood, ey wAich this aud beoosnes vitss~d weak
- 49, "a Dshs ~ ne s.sool.se psrv-des the
e T. No organ - free frora attacks ro- l. t-s
one vaieh a sasy net tesrov. The scFofnous tart
- Naricusif Carer - uEfCcrIal disease iov lixnr
cissxdered GI.Ecsitfy focd, tnsp1re A. arr A.
n-ly habits the depressing vices, saa sNovc al r,
tae Vcaefeal Infection Whatever hc rs oririn !. =
hereditary n the costiiufior descending 'osn pa
- - % ohildrta rnte he t@ig4 And iorrth se.iers-
ten iuiced. II seems q he the I'D e Him VIZ
sssss iNill visit he iri9utos = The fathers upon
Ter children"
Is ea,oss commence ~ deposition ron tie hl.<s
I corrupt cf noercas matte. which. II ne iEnra
hNer, anf internal orr.ns. Is termed snrherce, I'd
= so5es- This feri corruption, whieh seloers ir Ia
oitVa AtNfesffs tnn etsA.Ss of hc. - thAi ssrofa
lats ee,1l A-lis. tlt fhey have fgr les ro~er a.
Withstand he aftscks - other alscases. cr-.es,.t
81 vast rtleefs pei p ty disorders Wt.eh. ai.cn~h
rl' scfcielous in tlsir nature a-c s.lA reatcrcd Il
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many destructive sI<aesfs the "vef. 49,
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exercise --,a nc-lelne ~ sc.rS Iu
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CT tine Cer devise g. sAis cvefy~aer prevailing
a. .s.ai malsty Il combined igh'a The nost active
reutsasis that have been discovered Ter the exrrr-
gatou ~ ths fou disortcr iron ths el.od. he
rescue ~ tht tysfln from its dcs.fucuxe ecrss-
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81 only Scfoiaia, bat also those o-hci sfclta.
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