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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09
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DAYTON EMPIRE.


,., Frionds of Constitutional Liberty, the DAYros
Expire, once more greets you, and mkes place
along with the other Democratic papers Of the State
advocate of your principles and defender Of
your rights. II ardenty. expects at your hands
warm aud friendly reception. -rg.#
AnimpDrtaut cam p1gn is before US, tfaught with
more of good vii hao any which has ever preoed'
od it, The Ie OF the Nation and the Liberties OF the
people are at stake The coming months are preg-
nanl with mighty events, and every man should De
fully posted" on the carrent issues SO as to be able
to perform his duty becomes afreeman The great
b,ttle between Centralized Power and Individual Lib
erty-Democrsny and DesRousm-is now being
fought. II our people are true to themselves the
Constitution and the sublime teachings o our patriot
foreG,thers the contest cannot be doubtful The
reat mission OF the Democratic party, which has ever
stood as the bulwark of the Union and the champion
of the Constitution, renders its entire unity and bold
attitude, in this hour OF national peril, matter Of
vital concern The pending issue is not less for the
maintenance OF united country than for the perpen-
alton of democratic principles as expounded by JET
ferson and Jackson The most mOmentous results
hang upon the issne. The past is dead, in its
sssons Of ofexperienve. The Constitution, preserved,
the beacon light that Will guide us 10 a point
gafey from the present 81 rn and conflict; II tram
pled under loot and destroyed, arc forever lost
in darkness gioom anarchy II is the mission Of the
Democratic party to preserve intact that Constitution
which gave US Union. 10 that party alone may con
seryatye cit zens look for relief and happy return
To the proud days of the Republic, when peace smiled
aud prosperity regned throughout the land. tis un
questonably the true Union party OF the present day
The lie.record of glorious Union and the sanctity
ofbe Constitution fully Attest This declaration, I'M
der its prudent sway and judieious government the
Union was made blessing, and the Constitutions sa-
cred bond Of equality and national happiness Turn
whittier we may, see no ray of hope for the
future salvation of our counry-no show OF promise
save in and through the triumph orthe great consti-
tuonal Democratic party, founded as il is on sound
principles and devoted unaltersbly 10 the Union and
psrpeluity Of this happy and prosperous, but
nov torn an beeding country.
We ask the patronage of all the former friends OF
the paper, and will welcome many new subscribers
as desire to take a sound and reliable Democratic
Journal II is the determination ofhe Company to do
a strict cash BUSINESS and no paper will be sent un-
loss paid forip adyauce This is rule from which
they will not vary. All will be dealt with alike.
TERMS;
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ee "a week, (by Carrters,).....".' 10
weekly, (sIngIe co oy, per year,).....S2 90
a. Clubs of ten and upWard,). 30
EMPIRE COMPANY, Proprietors.
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AiOrrp Stable.
JAMES oArmoAR,
BaIIanoipbam's larruro.
VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD. :

UNhE work entitled 'THE RECORD OF HON A.
l.; NALLANpldHAM ON ABOLiTIoN- ms
UNION, AND THE CIVIL wAR" Is nov ready fer
delivery. II contains complete and accuYats ~ 49,,
ei mf laliasdlg ham prlnepAl speeches on the sur
leotts seofe usmed, Also parls of other speeches
eA,ehIy eated and presents fairly and correctly ~
p3hIea record aud position OF msa whose vic,fs n,
IeiAuon 70 the causes oi our national troubles and
lhs nght lemsaes for Them are attracting All eStrs-
OrdinAfy amount OF pubic Htto ntlon
large Syo. r"tN'i -t' f'6es'
pflee-fapsr cover, e0eenls; cloth. q. wholesale
lnPet esNer, - par dczen cloth, s.. DeiivsTed ~
nal ~ Aprcss, prepaid, on receipt Of price
-, %" Nhsa % J. WALfkR a Co.
olnciUnau, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09
A Poor Mans United States Taz
$264,92 Annually.-MR EDlToR The

a fOor man UnlCeQ states Tax
$264,92 Annually.-MR. EDlroR: The
election being over, and the tempest having
subsided, thinking mans mind naturally
seeks other topics for contemplation, and the
vast plains OF corruption, imbeciity and one
sidedness, characterizing our national status,
naturally draws the philosophie speculator in
that direction, (excuse this presumtion) All
men who earn their bread by the sweat of their
brows, nowadays must needs be philosophers,
and as get my bread by cutting cord wood
and mauling rails, naturally contemplate
what honest old Abe laid in store for the
poor man since he quit the rail splitting busi-
ness and turned salesman. And that your
readers may understand my position, | must
state that do not own (in fee simple) one
foot of land, yet my war tax from October lst,
1862, to October lst, 1863, was Just S2G4,92
While my neighbor owns GOO acres of land
with an income of 81, 900 annually, pays only
$42 on all his land and his family consisting
only Of himself and wife. His indirect tax will
not exceed $l0 being only about $52 in all
except such amounts as his generosity may
prompt him TO pay to the soldiers interest.
This consider a just ground for complaint
AS soon as Governmen officials Oppress the
poor by shielding the rich, they become ty-
rants, and ii makes no difference to the poor
man whether oppression comes from one or
one hundred tyrants, where the resAts are
equal.
In order to show how my taxes are made
up will annex schedule of items of family
consumption for 1860 and 1868, from the ao-
counts of my daily expenses, my family con
sisting Of nine persons: I.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

Auction-Bargains There will be a
large auction sale of Groceries, Hardware,
Queeuware, Stoneware, Tobacco, Notions,
aad in fact everything usually kept in first.
class grocery store, next Wednesday, Novom-
Der Ith 1868, at C W. Zimmerman No
232, Fifth street. Oregon. rare chance
will be offered for bargains, CP. Huber &
Son, auctioneers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

Beckel Hall-The grand opening of the
Dramatic Company from Pixies opera House,
Cincinnati, takes place this evening, Never
have our eiti2ons had such an opportunity Of
enjoying such Dramatic treat before. This
company is composed of some of the best Ar
tistes in the country, who have won high rep
utations in the East and West The fine
Comedy OF "Everybody's Friend" and the
musical Farce of "Loan OF a Love" will be
the initial performance, As thi. fne Com
pany will remain but one week only every op.
portunity should be improved to witness their
efforts.
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MARRIED.

REX-hULLEN-On the sth instant, by Rev j. ID.
Kelly, Mr.. Charles Rex to Miss Moihe Mullen, both
Of this city.
The happy couple have eur hest wishes for their
future welfare May theirliyes be perpetual feast
Of JOY and happiness aud when "ifes itru dream il
oer," may they be uni ed in that bright land of which
religion teaches
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

The Final Sale-We are requested TO
announce q continuation of the sale of fne
paintings at Phillips Hall, on Tuesday eve
ming, including not only several fine pictutes
remaining from the first catalogue, but also
number of choice paintings which will for the
first time be exhibited tomorrow, including,
it is expected, an exqusilely finished copy
Of Raph@ls Madonna della Seda
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

Nuisance.-We have been requested to
call the attention of the proper officers to a
nuisance on Jefferson Street, south end op-
posi!e the old pleasure garden, in the shape Of
deceased "porker," which emits an odorifer-
ous perfume, not, by any means, pleasant as
otto of roses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09
Sprrlal Nottrrs.
WynkOop's Iceland Pect0ral

Diseases Of the throat chest and pulmonary orvsns
are ever prevalent insdiOns and dangerous The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate, cure and uproot
these complaints, must be eXpeetomnt, Rnodyne and
nvigorating, oosening the mucus Of the throat and
nparng tone TO the entire system. No discovery IN
medical science ever mastered this class Of diseases
IKE Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectoial. Il il used with
the most astonishing results in all oases Of bronchitis
nnuenza, whooping cough, dpthsriA OF pulTid sore
throat asthinA group coughs, colds, nervous irrta-
The Rev j. j. Potter certfes that II have used DR.
Wynkoops PeetoTal Tor several years, myself and in
my hmily, Tor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recommended t to many Others. and have never
seen its equal Rev. J. j. Potter, BROOKLYN n "
Hundreds and thousands OF important testimoni-
ais could be produced, showing It's remarkable cures
and that Il never fails.
IL Is composed Of pure Iceland Noes Balm Of on.
tadl Peruvian balsaln, Elecampane, Comirey Bur.
dock, aud other inFa uebe pscte rant and tonic in
gredienss Us harmless, prompt aud lasting in.
yalids and sufferers cannot Afford 10 neglect a trial
Every family should have IT, IL ~ reinarkshlo for
Group Pun descriptions, recommendation and IN
roeuoua accompany each bOttlr.
druggists. '''NFe
Prepared by Dr. R, D Wynkoop, and sold hy d. S.
pH'us' N"''Ne" iOrA' se23diy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

To Rent "A house. containing five roomsr
comfortably situated on Jackson street, be-
tween Jones and Richard streets Apply to
T. L. Smith, corner Brown and Smith streets.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09
Important to all Interested,


j. +. LENTZ a. SON,
Successors to LenK 4 Weckel)
VI AVE Just received from the Eastern market, at
4 L. cash purchases, a large assortment OF meus la.
dieSi bpfs, youths, misses, aud chiidreus Boots
shoes and CATERS, Of the first quality and latest
ana ~ prices that defy competition Also, good as.
ssortment OF iats and Caps for men and boys. All
klhds oi work made TO order, Of the best material and
Workmanship, A fit is warranted
FIRED WECKEL, foreman, Will surely please
you 4 you give them trial. -
oall and examine their stock before purchasing else
where. J. n IHNTZ a SON ~
auIS I04 Main bat,veen Third .nd 49,,
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Hor Sale.


GEALED proposals viii be received until Tuesday
- evening, November 10, lsC3, Tor tho sale of the
Neptune ehgne house sud lot, The boil aud hslfry
are not included In the sale. noedtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

nOw.-There was slight fall of snow
here yesterday and this morning, just enough
to enable one one to "see it" plainly.
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Cltp Bonos.

GOO OOn CITY OF DAYTON BONDS, beanns
OXU,UUU SIX per cent. interest, for sale at the
seeond' kailonal Bank, Dayton, Ohio These bonds
issued by authority Of the Legislature for the pur.
pose Of raising fuDls to p,y for the steam lire
gines recently purchased for the city. nos1s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09
l5oots ann Sbors.
GEORGE HOOHWALToS
BOOT AND SHOE STORE

NV'UHO3 IHIIU bI', hHbE UI TUWH UIOtH,
SIGN OF THE "LITTLE BOY.
DAYTON, OHIO,
INE Public will please take notice that The s,bsrrtbe
l. has now on hand large and com pete stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tor the Fall and Winter Of the very best auality
will be HOld - W.
VERY Low FOR CASH,
During the War.
Fromlong experience In the business, his work 70
Hyle and durability, cannot be surpassed, and TO
cheapness he defes composition "'' ~
All kinds Of Boots and Shoes made 10 orler
GEORGE H0CHWAIT,
PeoPlesshoe store, No sls, Third IT,, DAYTON, o.
ana
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09
GIotbes=iorse.
sOMETHING M0RTH HAYING.

lha well-msde, three fold Clothes horse with m
l. adjustable pun bar for hanging dresses on II is
very convenient and the only Clothes horse that has
agood place Tor dresses, besides all the space that
other horses have. They are Manufactured and soiJ
at No. 227 First street $50 WV
soi6d2W ] n RAIsIEy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09
lMPR0VED DUPLEX,FULL RUBY AcTIoNS

hrssclass Hunting Time Piece Of silver material
over which IL electro fine plated IS H. gold most Iu.
rably wrought making he imitation SO faitless tnt
II cannot be detected from the solid material by tho
most experienced Judges; acids will not affect II.
lnndon made morem Mt. Improved dupleH p
iuh ruby action, has sweep seconds and Is not
10 be eSceed in general Appearance This Is Il e :
traders and speculRtOrs. EnRInsers,em-
lgranis aud persons travelling will find them stl.
peror to any other alteration OF climate will NOT
afeel tbelr accuracy Pree, packed in good shane
%. " - "
Silver Double Time Hunting Levers.
BEST QUALITY SILVER CASES, over
whlch electro fine plated ls k. gold, similar to our
improved Duplex, and supcnor adjusted move.
menls with sop," TO be used In timing horses etc I:
has FOur Indexes for Washington and Greenwich
tme sweep SECOND, and all the improvements An
~ all, taking ITS beautiful and fauItlesE am
pcnrhnce and its superior movement into
consdelatlon we regard as decidedly the cheapest
hTuuIe o. lhe KIND ~ the market Price in good run
hng order, $50, or case Of SIX for $500.
we ask no pay In advance, but will forward either of
mem TO responsible parties, to any part Of the loyal
states with bill payable to eNpressmau when the
goods are delivered, giving the buyer the privilege Of
examination an T. II not satisfactory, the watch can
be elurned at our expense.
The express companies refuse making collections
on SOLDIERS and other parties in the d loyal states
consequently all such orders must be ace compa-
deduction Of Two dollars en- either watch when the
payment ~ forwarded in advance.
money may be sent by express at our expense
THOMAS CAFFERTY CO.
W and 90 Broad street, opposite City Bank
oes'hsw Providence, Rhode Island.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

Taken up Two courtesans were arrested
yesterday by officer Hardin, for dsorderly
conduct, and taken to the Station House.
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j. INsCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE

VNHIs s the largest Painting OF the sacred Scrip
II lures In the world covering nearly four thousand
square yards Of canvas.
ps-Tlekets twenty-five cenisi children under ten
years old, fifteen cents. oe29
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The Gem" Pictures There is a tre-
mendous rush at Colonel Gross Gallery Main
Street. opposite the Court House, to get those
beautiful "Gem" pictures, to be had only at his
gallery. Everybody who purchased them are
highly pleased, and he is kept busy in supply.
ing the demand. There are five different sizes
of the Gem Cards, and in few days he will an.
nounce the prices OF the different sizes. They
are suitable for Photographic Albums, aud are
much more convenient for sending by mall
Now is the time to call and see them, Every
body is sounding their praise
Impeachment We noticed decided
improvement near the Union Depot. Several
new side tracks have been laid, which will add
greatly 10 the convenience Of all concerned
There are also extensive preparations being
made for the putting up of a large bridge for
the use Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, to take the place of the bridge now
spanning the Miami at the intersection of
Sixth street. 1a.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

Wanted "A first class carriage and orna.
mental painter wishes situation. Inquire
at this office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-09

DrOwned.--A man German-was found
drowned in the canal this morning, near First
street. We did not learn his name.
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Tobacro 19aarebouse.

sFABLIsHED UNDER CITY ORDINANCE IN 1857
WHEELER
, 1863-12-18

not long ungratifed. A swaying to and fro
Of knot Of persons In the centre Of tho hall
att1acted our attention, and on proceeding
thither we found Hugh McA1ahon and q Mr.
Kirg struggling for the possession of 4 walk
ing etick. The origin Of the disturbance, as
near as we could ascertain, was as follows:
McMahon went up to Mr. James Walker,
who had the books of the Society under his
arm, and took hold of them. Mr. King went
in between them, and pushed away McMahon.
Nj. Walker making his escape in the mean
time. McMahon seized hold Of Kings stick,
one or two others joined in, md soon there
was quite disturbance, but it would doubt
less soon have been quelled Ind 1t not been
for the introduction Of another element
Some five or six 1rshmen {and Roman Catho-
lice, We believe armed with shil1clahs, dashed
into the crowd with wild whoops and yells,
and laid about with their sticks in the most
promiecuous manner, the leader calling ont,
!" clear the way before you boyst' The seats
were scattered In all directions, and a scene
Of the widest confusion cnsued. After a
time the gang of rowdics went out Of the hall,
smashing ut the seats with their bludgeons
and yelling like saEngcs. The excitement
continued for some time after their disap-
pcarance; and 1t was not until the Snperin:
tendcnt prepared to turn out the gus that tho
crowd was persuaded to leave the hall.
, 1863-12-18

other than they had been when they met, But IL
this would be the probable result It follows that
no decrease Of ornaments is likely to be effected
refers 70 propoeal made by Lord Clarendon In
one Of the last tIttlugs Of the Congress Of Paris
But her Majesty government understand that pro-
powers tobe referred to Tho good offices Of ffiend
y poWeF, but IN no way to the assembling OF =
Not Being able, therefore, to discern the uke}f-
hood Of those beneficial conscquencee which I'M
Emperor Of the French promised himssf When
proposing Congress-, her Majesty's Government,
following their ovn strong convictions, after ma
his 1mpe1inl Majesty' invitation.
~ iop are i9etE1Gted TO give copy Of this dispatch
N. Drouyn de LHnys.
nm, &c. RUSSELL.
THE CLOUD or WAR N JAPAN.
The Paris Moniteur De r Arn,es has a letter
from Yokohama, Japan, dated a23th Septem-
Der, which stntes that at TINT date fhc
Daimios had been summoned for the end of
October, to assemble under the direction Of
Prince Mnrn, now ninety-f1vc years of Are.
and the oldest among them. They were at
this mceting to adopt resolutions against
foreigners, at the fnstigntion of the Mikado.
who wishes that declaration OF war should
be madc with the usual formalitles. 1t is not
believed TINT this plan will succeed. f,r
though all tho Daimios arc animatcd by the
same Hatred against foreigners, the majority
appear unwilling, through motives Of prn.
dence, to assume the offensive. seyeri Of
them possess enormous fortunes, and have
fleets and armies, and they have all erected
batteries on the coast for their defeuce!a The
forts are numerous, and are to be found even
in the smallest creeks. They are in general
well built and well armed. The Dafmios had
not held d general meeting since the wear
1C50, and at that period they refused to adopt
measures similar to those demanded Of them
at present.
aEroRrED DEATH OF 1oRp ELG1n.
The London Times Of November IS, has
news from India of the probable death Of
Lord Elgin, who went ont as successor to
Lord Canning. The Times says: 49,.
"should it unhappily be the case that Lord
Elgin has succuinbed, the country will have
lost the third of a remarkable list Of men
who, after having governed 1ndia with trans
cendant brillianey and success, have been re-
moved without having On interval granted
them to Icposc In the greatness they lave
achieved. Lords De1housfc, Canning and
Elgin were almost of an age; they were all at
Christ Church together, and entered public
life about the same tlme."
DANISH PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
Denmark Is Getting ready for war. Her na-
Fn! vessels are ordered into instant service.
and the Al1nlstcr Of War has ordered ont ali
the soldiers belonging to the corps which
garrison HolRtein, Schleswlg ana Northern
Jutlanu.
, 1863-12-18

Min s,seet, oppoaite Eewha1i M Hoass.
ssPsi.'s9 Sss
COMPLETE RAI1oSs
To- the Soldiers ccrults sragElers and Prisoners at
ine understood that Should hs troops leaye tie aSose
PLACES I'D remain Y TIE stats ri eeatnue Io drax
1qIy It the 81 to be fn
liz cSni1se{s g commenee jsa1asy 1t. 1854, and
10 be IL force for six months.
one pound % and II foor ou9ces q salt 6r esa
becf one pound and sig ounces Of soft bread or our.
and q ~ dPs
tons tfteen pounds q beans e peas Azp pounds
siE}i. psgnds ef re.sted eodse; oa oas pound a1d
fonf
esssaes Ia egF eqsSf
The meats 70 be furnished under these contracts,
o e
fresh ecs in er Of the proportions Of those arcies
tnIaisaips fations ii IlwsaEee aud eanps and aaa.
Sdas9s eh required to furnish marked sample.
e eass assi q ~ e
hss 70 9.sgR aasgesoE snS f.
thai Of the samples accompanying the bids, to be de
lEsEsd at such tipes and II sach qqanieaa may be
cos 3 af q ae Dsct Of ""
rroposals VII ne 5eeEEsd to state ne price Of each
sls Is the Price q he Complete isti5a IN secord
encf VIII fhs proportions established by the table in
Proposals fom cont-zctors who have previously
failed I'LL thelr cont1acts; disoyal persons Of
th9se interested r. more than one bid at each place,
Ils naass q arms mn:s he etatea y fun. with the
bond with good and s1lliclent security VIII be It.
Iii bids r.us. he accompanied by guarantee Of the
form annexed. IT c responsibility Of the guArantors
, 1863-12-18

Of tha whole number treated. "a ahow1 ty cert-
fcstef. IN weEe treated for aj,eoss OF tho 9lAddar
ktaneys, Gravel a. Dsopeical SWe ltogs. The AyeE
age amount OF medicine consumed as per eeTtdtatoa
va ssa eess 5as 81 @
males, 227 chi1trec, and the halanre males.
1Dl2l Eere treated fom diseases arising from eIce4
ses, Hsbs Of Dissipation youthful tmprudenee arca
ccd Nth vAI1ons symptoms. amonG whica VIII ass
ness n ytslc n!Eat sweats. pa1i1 eountenance srat
Eobility, resesDess horror soc.sy no earnestn
ofmannEr. Thse aymptoEas II zlioWe.! to cont1nues
% a.
died OF these causes Vfts n1ma1ouses HOSPITALS
ard rrsons and 500 the mise :hey produce Ont or
tnase 10 u theEe we're 51 malea a15o far!ales Tho
The syersss term of sad fins was * yesrs: average
aqe q ayera2n amount Of medicine consumed
11H tott1es. In respect TO sllments peculiar to woe1
II decline r. e opss ofie xil be fannd in1alna
no Wefo tsth Ell for Scrotla, Sat Rhcuu, Eca11
Head, liberation Of the Throat aud Le1s, Paias and
sHelltnEs of the Hones Letter Pnplea on the face.
from batits Of oisspat1on : OF this ber wars
treated for syphilis. 9it for humor3 IN tho bloc LEI
for diseases OF secret pafn-u In 81 tntr Stages In
this etass ct complaints ratenis DO not readily 70
1eceived OF this number 42l9 weEe msless ana 220
teral s; aye-nHe sEc eS years and months average
teEI Ct sndetnxs mol tbs: avernge amount consamed
The above qtaustics ara taken fsom dIary kept e1-
pressly for the PURPOSE. AID Wish great cara
The ptop1tetorl making thls statement hopes tra&.
ca1e or Ia tue 10 all has prompted him % do 30 am
dollar expenees ID aay Xiii Il msdieine tn sae nroe
1T Of their health Of money, yet these
persons VIII erpend huns reds OF olars Ia dross a.rt
dissipation. and think nothing Of 1t. Such forget