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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-03
Upton UNION SCHOOL.

1t was my privilege to attend the ex-
aminations during . part Ct each day last
week, except on Monday. heard elias.
ses examined in oil the Departments. and
on the whole was we'll pleased. The man
per Of conducting the examination vss
very satisfactory, requiring the scholars
TO demonstrate principles, sua give the
why and the wherefore" The teachers
have evidently labored hard to trsiu their
pupils. Some Of the classes seemed TO
be better drilled than others, and some
scholars better than others. This, doubt.
less, was owing in part to surrounding
circumstances. The evening exhibitions
engrossed too much attention, aud think
injured materially the examinations. -
Besides, somc being more lifident than
others, were more embarrassed, and con-
se9uently could not answer questions so
promptly. l wish to say, however, tina,
regard such examinations as utford.ng
little or no test Of SCHOLARSHIP = on the part
of pupils. 1t is not unfrequent that the
poorest scholar in class passes an excel
lent examination. while the best scholar,
through difjdcuce or some other cause,
makes an entire failure The true test
of scholarship ia the doTy recitation
and in deciding who shall be ''promoted'
the daily record of the teacher is Of ten
times more value than mere brief exam.
ination. Every teacher knows this to be
true.
As | lid not attend the exhibitions, I
cannot, Of course, report concerning them
from personal knowledge. If I am cor
rectly informed a. to their character, l
will sap that very much doubt the pro.
priety Of holding such exhibitions. do
not think their influence is good upon
the children.
The citizens of Upton deserve much
credit for the interest they have taken in
education, and for their lberali,y in sup.
porting their graded school; and hope
that the differences Of the past will be
forgotten, and in future all will rally
around the school The School Board
are doing all in their power to secure II
good corps Of teachers. have no doubt
but that they will succeed. Let US re-
member that the interest Of every family
and Of every child is, to a great e1teut,
bound up in tho school. And whoever
Injuries the school, Injuries every child
and every family in the district If all
will give it cheerful and cordial supper,
"Tipton Union School, will occupy 9
higher position than ever before.
S. n. T.
! Upton, April lst, 1862.
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NJ W. we're unable to attend the CT

~ We we're unable to attend the ex
hibitions Of the Union School last week
We tried several times to get into the
Court House, but every seat and aisle was
30 crowded that it was impossible
There was an effort on the part Of some
to break them up, but they sisuslly fail
cd. On Friday evening some evil .piri.
ins,igated by the devil placed some hay
or straw in the furnace, and set fire to it;
and, as the furnace was out Of order, the
smoke came into tho room, aud caused
considerable commotion snd excitement
Some tainted, and others were for rush
ing to the door and it was only BY great
exertions, on The part Of few men, that
a general pauic aud stampede was pre-
vented. Had the crowd 60. fairly start.
ed, many would have been crushed under
foot. The persons who would do such .
deed, deserve 70 b hung, il any body
ever did. While some were around
growing about 'Nssslsrods's Exhibition
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And all We ask is a fair trial Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS,
FACT No. l.-rhis Company being duly licensed.
their Machines are protected against in
Engagements or litigation.
FACT No. 2-thcse Machines make the lock.
stiteh-alke on both -ides-sud use a little
less than half as much thread and silk q the
chain or l0op-stitch machineA
FACT No. 3-These Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in the mar
ketto the frequent changes and almost end.
less variety o >ewiag required IN u family.
They will " rom one to twenty thicknet.
SEES Of Mars, Hes without stopping. and make
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest uZe to the he West cloth,
aud even stout. hard leather. without chang.
ing the feed. needle or tension. or making
any adjustment of machine whatever. Is not
sach q mAchne best adapted to family use,
and if BEST adapted to family use, why not
for every variety of light sewing manufsc.
lure? For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4-The.e Machines make the most
elastic seam Of any sewing.'nach,ne !" use
"a fact Of very great Importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods of any kind. on . bias.
FACT No. NO Machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction, or more
easily understood. The reputation Of these
machines wherever used will FULLY demon
strate each of the above FACTS.
FACT No. 6-These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the Franklin Institute, Phils-
delphis.
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair.
FACT No. s-These Machin = TOOK the Highest
Medal At the American Institute, in the City
OF New York, together with the Highest
Premium Tor the fine Sewing Machine work.
FACT No. 9-rhese Machines took both the High
est Premiums Al the Mechanics Fair Utica
NY.
FACT No. lO-Thesc Machines can do the SANE
thing generally, whenever properly exhibit
ed in competition with other frst.class Sew.
ing Machines. but We have space for only
one FACT more-it Is the most important
Fact Of all.
FACT No. live scorrs~f srsry Machine We cell
to 1ips RErTER Qualifications than any other
lSescisg Aachiss ~ The MARKET or ~os'y -
fINd.Gn
aar send for . circular. Agents wsnhsd.
YtsSis . Lyes Sewing. lGaeAase @.
tenS7mS) Ne So BRoAD~Av. Nsv fons'
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the people would attend While We
doubt the propriety Of holding such ex-
hibitions, We must say that those Of last
week, were . success. Although the ex.
ercises did not commence till 7 o'clock,
the Court room was filled before 6 o clock,
some bringing their suppers With them.
~ The Upton Union Ssbool closed,
for the school year, last Friday. We can.
not let this notice pass without saying =
few words in reference to our late Super
intendent When MIR. Nestlerode came
here some six years ago, We had had no
school that was bette, than the common
schools throughout the country. He
6rss introduced the system of 'grading"
the school; and by his unceasiug and uu.
firing exertions has made our school an
honor to our town, aud given US good
name, in this respect, all over the State.
That Mr.. Nsstlerods is perfect no one
will clsin-and who is there to "throw
the Grst stone ?'-but that his whcle soul
and being are devoted to the cause Of
common school education, every one who
knows him must admit. 1t is not singu.
lar that, during his long residence here,
he should have made some enemies but
none Of them have ever questioned hi.
devotion to the cause Of free education.
We are fully convinced the cause of the
opposition to him, is the fact that he is
temperance man and Republican, OF
course this is not the ostensible cause.
aud other things have been used to create
feeling against him. However others
may feel toward him, Mr. Nestlerode may
be assured that he has the sympathy and
good wishes Of those here who have ever
been in favor of coed free schools, and
that they will always feel grateful to him
for his labors in behalf Of their children.
Success attend him in all his future un-
dertakings.
In this connection, it is due the other
teachers, W. p. Wolf, Esq Miss GILES.
pie, Miss Wor|ine, aud Miss Rumsey, to
say that they have done all the best teach
ers c,uld do. We part with them with
regret and should they engage 10 teach.
ing elsewhere, We can assure their en-
ploycrs that they will meet the highest
expectations.
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NorlcE There is quite number of
my books missing, also, small telescope.
Some of the books have been loaned, 9TH
ers, perhaps, inadvertently taken from the
Library At the sohool-house.
Those in possession Of any of my books
or the telescope, will confer favor hy
leaving them At the house Of j. w.
Rseley. ,,,r, IMAM,
April 3nd, 1862.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES RESUMED

RELIGIOUS SERVICES RESUMED. -
The Rev J. G.. Schnffcr, will %. w
preach in the LIST Ev Lutheran Church,
next Sabbath at 10! o'clock. The friends
Of humanity and religion are cordially
invited to attend.
The many friends Of Mr.. Schaffer will
be rejoiced to learn that ne is recovering
from his sickness SO that no can again
minister to his people.
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~ We learn that the School Board
have decided to employ, Mr.. Hickey Of
Davenport, . Mr.. Smith Of Linn county,
snd Miss Kate Chambers, Miss NJ. Rum.
sey, and Miss Culver, a. teachers.
School is to commence one week from
next Monday. The teachers should, and
we think will, receive the aid and support
Of al parents. Let the past be buried
40 far IS it can effect the efficiency Of
our schools.
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TlPTON POsT.OFF,CE.

open from to IL o'clock A. NJ. and from l to
r.A. On Sundays from p. ii. to CPL
CLOSING OF NAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, at s A. NJ
Onion Grove mail leaves MONDAYS Wednes
days and Fridays; closes at 5 A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays aud Saturdays Ut
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdsys at |
p. NJ.
Red Oak mail wednesdsysa Saturdays At 5 AN.
All drop letters must he paid with stamps
ct the rate OF one cent each.
8. 5. DANIELS. Pm
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The Doc WAR, continues undated;
aud 80 It should. for mad dogs are alto.
ge,her too plenty. No man, who cares
for the lives Of the members Of family,
OF for his property, will allow his dog to
70 unmuzzled. Two dogs, evidently mad,
have been killed in town during the last
week. Let the war 20 on till the worth.
lees ours are exterminated.
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TEMPERANCE ALLIAScE.-The regu.
lar monthly meeting Of the Til ton TEN.
perancs Alliance will be held At the
Cor gregatioual Church, oc Monday eve.
ming, April 7th. Question for discus
sion !: The comparative gull. of the rum
drinker aud rum seller.
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~ Rain and mud have been spread
on pretty thick during the past week.
On Saturday Sugar Creek was % high
that the hack could not get across, and
We had no mail on that day, At the
present time, Wednesday p. NJ, the Sat.
urdsy's mail has not arrived, although
We had q mail 90 Monday and Tuesday
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H0W s. =
CHICAGO, IOWA Il NE3R ASkA AND
GEAR RAPIDS MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS.

I'M and sitter Monday, Jan. 9Th. 1862, and until
" further notice, trains will run a. follows.
WESTWARD Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, ll.55r.x.
t" Clinton 800 An; 1000 An.
Arrive n Onion Grove 1885 :" l.35 n.
:" Cedar Rapids u 80 Pm; $50
Otter Cheek $50
EASTWARD
Leave otter Creek $50 AN;
Cedar Rapids l2.A5 ~: 5000 y.
Onion Grove 2l5 1915
Arrive At Clinton $50 500 y.
Chicago AS An
AtDeWit with stages for Davenport Maquoke.
n. At Whestlani with stages for Toronto,-
Union Grove with stages for Upton. Az Lisbon
.itn stages for AnamOsa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
.arion, Nnton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
AZ Otter Creek Nth stag.s for II. Dodye
Toledo, Fl Desnsoines, Council Bluffs,
SiouE City.
-, FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
,,lne shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
ss'e ostSeen Chicag 20 and Central Iowa. u De-
hs,o niy 1876 miles n ON Chicago to the nissias.
XXI hvsS, and thence directly into the INFERIOR
CT. BODPIsH. supsrintsndsns
en-. Han. Gsnsssl Fv& Pas. Agent
os' tewA Js1 1857.
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D0The whole number Of letters sent
from the postofics iu this place, during
the last quarter, was 1875. We believe
this is the largest number ever sent from
this Office in the same length of time.
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~ Read the speech Of Hon J. II.
Rothrock, which will be found on the
6rst page. We are glad to see that he i,
down on all swindIing schemes We
wish the Legislature was COZ. posed Of men
like bin, 10 that respect, at least.
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~ Two men "found in 4 state Of in.
.oxicatiou' have, during tho past week,
spent night each in the Jail, and paid
fine of ten dollars and costs, the next
morning
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Trees -TREEs.-Now is the time to
set out shade trees and We hope that ev.
cry man in the county will set out al that
he possibly can. 1t will pay. While
trees are being set out around our homes,
cant We have lot more set cut in the
Court House square, and about the school
house? Who will lead of in this mat.
ter? As the duties and responsibilities
Of our town council are not very great,
VIC would suggest that they start sub.
scrip:ion paper, or take some better course
to have the needed trees set out.
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aNarritd,

On the 9th Of March, lsG2 at the residence
Of the brides father, by Rev. J. W. KysErr. Mr..
SILAs HARDMAN and Miss AMANDA FULwlDER;
oil Of Cedar county. Iowa.
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~ The Cleveland Plain Dealer give.
tnc latest definition of the much noted
initials, IF. +. w. 1t is Fortify. Fig
zle, 'Vacuate.
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Our SIDEwALKs.-Those who at
tended the school examination last week,
must have had very sensible impression
Of on. of the exalted privileges enjoyed
By our children: viz. that Of wading
daily through pools Of mud and water to
the school room.
The school house itself bore witness
that this privilege had been well improv.
cd. 1t looked much more like a huge
pig pen after a storm, tHan like the place
where the children assemble for mental
and moral in provement.
The incessant hacking and coughing Of
the scholars afforded abundant confirma-
ton Of the wisdom aud paternal care Of
their fathers and guardians, in boarding
their money, or spending it for useless
and pernicious things, rather than in
rendering decent and pleasant the path
way of virtue and intelligence.
Is it really any wonder that our boys
are SO much inclined to vice and impur.
ity, when their daily associations tend so
strongly to develop these evil traits.
As we are about entering upon a new
administration of our school affairs, let
US hope that those in authority will give
their attention to remcdying all the err
rors and omissions of the past. And as
this is a matter of equal interest to all,
let there be comn,o" :f"rt at least, to
prepare a way by which the children can
reach the school house without risking
their health and lives. S.
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PIANOS, MELODEONS,
Organs,

A1cXNUUer OJgHnSs
sheet Music, Music Books, Music .MsrsAandise and
all Etsds Of .Nuseal Instrumsnts at the Isesst pos
sibIs price,.
'lrHE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
l. Overstrung
Iron Frame Pianos,
are justly pronounced by the Press and Music Masters
be superior Instruments. They built OF the best,
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and will
stand any climate. The tone very deep, round, full
and mellow: the touch elastic. Each Piano ted
for three years. Price from 5000 to 800. Second
hand Pianos rt great bargains 81 ocayes $50 to $40;
octaves, ESQ to 500; e. octAves 2ll5 to 1870; 6s
octavcs, 500 20 i5u octaves, SIS 22j. Second
hand Melodeons from $50 to 60 Monthly payments
received for Planes. Meiodeons, Alexander Organs;
also for rent, and rent allowed il purchased per
agreement.
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~ The Town Council will convene
in regular session on next Monday even.
ing.
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~ Why is it that the Cedar Demo-
cras has not yet given its opinion on the
the Presidents emancipation message?
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d'ipton A>bertistr,

III MArHRR & AsaofT, Of New York, are author-
lied to receive advertisements for the advertiser
ITCH. sCKIvEN, Adpsrtisisx Assst, 81 Dsar-
bors street, CAiesEs, sstAsri:sd to Ssesivs d0sr-
fisems~fs sr sAis sd on tbs lssdiaE 1sys~s Of tie
North Nest.
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~ See Advertisement Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative

JoRA's CRosBkYs AnEaICAn CEAEST GLyR,
Tor sale at the Post OiacA See advertisement.
lul
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~ ho~ ~ Napspcpsr Uhoss co!s'~Hs srs 81
all times crocded rith nsU Advertisements, sss ~
,eil shOsr yoS co~assssty airS ,sith t"sssss asd
s'ssprise. The age 10 9 moving one. man sAot
sta''ds IN these "otter days ;I short si."e, 6"d
hi'seV behind his competitors. III
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FINkLE l. LYON
MACHINE CO.,
63S Drond way, New York.

MO PERSON who eontemplates purchasing \
~ Sewing Machine for family or manufactur.
ing purposes. should fail to send for one Of our
circulars. which contains cuts and full descrp-
ti.n, Of the several styles. prices and samples Of
work. all OF which we send by mail free. We
claim to have the
Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
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az The Iowa Legislature will adjourn
next Monday; or, at least that is the cal.
cuation uow.
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TO CONSlrNPTlyCR.

TO CONSuMPTlvEN.
TINE ADVERTISER, having been restored to be slth
/ In few weeks by . very simple remedy, amer
having suffered several years with severe lung aes-
.ion and that dread disease Consumpton-is anxious
to make known to his feowsulcrcrs the ofsure
t. all who desire il. lie will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used fee OF charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will hud a
svRE CrRE for CoSsu Nprlos, ASTHMA. BRoNcHIrIs, &c
The only object of the Advertiser In sending the rre-
scription sto benefit the afflicted and spread uforna.
tion which ne conceves t. he valuable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his rcuedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove u blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII ileasc address
REV. EDW ARD 4. WILSON,
WlLLiAMssruu Kings County, New York.
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IROracp Waters MelON1eOOs.
The AleNundrc Organ


Is reed instrument, ondns III power and
pass TO the ordinary 10 ieet pipe Organ All who have
any knowledge OF The Piano perform upon the in
strument without difficulty the key board being the
same as that of the Piano. In size it is rom TO 81
feet high, and from 3a t, fleet wide Ii is elegant in
form snd SOLID in construction 1t IS more easily re-
moved than the upright Piano, and possesses the re.
narkable advantage of seldom il ever getting out Of
In rosewood cases, 5 stops, 500
:. :. % :. :. Us ass
The same size larger, 800
The same in finer case, Seu
The same, in rich rosewood case, 800
- stops, with percussion, 5lO
The same size larrer $50
She same' in finer case, $3.50
IL stops it'll and expression Ia main, ia
The same. in rich ro.ewoodcase, 425
liberal disco to cash customers during the war,
and an extra dscoun, to Clergymen, Churches, 8 h.
bath Schools. Lodges. Seminaries and teachers The
Trade supplied on the mos, liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. AL broadway, New York.
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNK-l5, GOO copies issu-
ed in four weeks superior collection "f choice
Tunes and Hymns, written and composed for the times,
to he ssng during the war by the uprising millions OF
men, " men and children uho stand by til. flag Of
country and despise traitors II contains o. pages OF
Songs Duets and Choruses, both sacred and secular.
Among the number are the following popular songs
The star Spanged Banner Ths Flag Of our Union For
ever Where Liberty Dwells There is my Country. God
speedthe Right My Country It's of Thee Our Flag Is
There, Flag ofthe Nation. Care for Them Tenderly,
Thy Country Calls Thee The Christian iero Columbia
the Gem orthe Ocean, Freemen' . Gathering, NC Also,
bible Account Of the Great Of Traitors in the
days Of King .hosiphat All tor 10 cents, or ~ per
hundred. just published BY
No. 43I Broadway New York.
u EMovAL-Ho,. w.rrs', Agent. hss ! removed rd
u to No. %3i Broadway, N. ", between S.and aha
Rroome streets, where he sells new ..octave fi1n"s 10.
aI5O and warranted; second hand Pianos sna Meso
S.ons from 92S to 9I3O. All kinds Of mosIca! Iss |
ahandiss q var prices: pianos and melodeons -
lou esup.ssds: Mon:nX y, psS.1"ass = 10. Srisss
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. - This
magazine has not shared the unfavorable
influence which the war has had upon
literature generally. Since the beginning
Of the year more than 10, 900 copies have
been added to its circulation,-a result
at once highly satisfactory to its con-
ductors and gratifyin. to the lover of lit
erature.
The conductors Of the Atlantic accept
this fact, as we'll as the unanimous YER
dict of tho press for three months past,
US an assurance that their magazine has
reached . point Of excellence which it
has never before attained. They will
not, however, pause in their efforts Oh
this account, but will constantly strive
to advance the standard already es.ab-
lished To this end they will 20 on iu
the same path which has lately been fol-
lowed, and through which the Atlantic
has been led to such general acceptance
The same thoughtful and patriotic poli..
ical papers, from the best prose writer's,
will continue to lend power and dignity
to its pages; and favorite poets will
evolve from the ever-shiftins phi SEES Of
our national affairs the lessons Of the
hour The two great serial features
which have so firmly fixed public attcn
tiou-Professor Agassiz's popular expo
sitions Of the science of Natural History,
and James Russell Lowell's "Biglow Pa.
pers'-will be continued each month.
Still other features of extraordinary
interest have been provided for the forth
coming numbers, ind the conductors will
always seek to present in the pages Of
the Atlantic the best and freshest
thought upon all topics.
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TIE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.

Tor every family. having lGuO receipts o Geek.
my, Preserving, by enE, Cleaning, &c How to uls.a
and what - the hest 70 rtsr. How cure amin
advice t" House II crjrrs, Farmers and MECHANICS, =.
lutO subjects Of iItefc5. Pr:re IS Cent. NorIh Al0
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Upton, April LIST, 1862.
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THE GUIDE AND GUAl,DFOR livery
ONE

1t cNposesall te humbr,s and Tn. vsrions trsts T.
entce the sick and we'll ps,s Of The
QuacksAhd ro-u's TO dGpe every one. 1t guidss The
unwxry through !fc, and shows every swinds Of the
age. 1t shows h"s all kinds 81 Engd Medicines, Lie.
u"rs, and Goods arc ahn,eraed, with Ihs nxsps Of d.
tcrtn1 [ IL rLLlla I-in .
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TIE EESVLENkA'S MEDICAL CON
PANIUN hNE PRIV ADSlnER

book FOR the oil! and young, .mbrlciuc the Pzshsl
ogy, Pr vrn. and ufal IL the Criuar1
amt SEXUAL "rpan'' ard .'TnEs voice of advice sd
counsel, such As to lie found 10 other work prise