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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-22

are tninteu Win III ENchIiy I'll INC opiIisuai-
lists, too, arc inAdels. They reject the fnnda-
mental doctrines Of tho Gospel, in the god
head, miracles, resurrection and atonement
Of Christ. Yet they believe greater miracles,
il possible, in tho appearance, conversations
and physical power Of spirits In tho ubiquity
Of, spirits, and In their power TO read the
thoughts and to tell the future. They are the
most credulous and superstition. OF people !;
still they reject the Scripture record as IRA
tional. This Ia . strange contradiction, and
can only be explained BY the restless desire
for something new and for something that
imposes less restraint upon the evil passions
OF men than the sublime religion Of Christ
But what Ii the cause Of this extraordinary
fermentation in the minds Of people with re-
gard 70 religioni Doubtless the wonderful
inventions Of the sgs---ss those Of the magnetic
telegraph and steam power--have greatly
stimulated the faculties Of men and unsettled
their minds. And Il may DO thai oil thsss
things will lead a. 70 higher and better
knowledge Of Ourselves and apprsclAtos u
religion. The poetic and norslizias inAdelisy
under the garb Of religion, Is we'll - Spiritual
ism, may BE- only ne natural reaction nom
the scof,ng and brutal inadelity Of previous
age. The new aud extreme dogmas Of the
Catholic Church may have created also TO
bound In IN opposite direction. Tho doctrine
Of the immaculate conception was apt in this
enlightened age 70 create . disbelief In soy
conception q ~ ssY,sW ~ " VAWGARl
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DODwoITH HALfA-SrIRIruAIisrrc SociErr. N
kErE C. MAYNARD Morning and evening.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 26.
FLOUR-Firmer but not quOtably
higher, except for family, which sold
at IL 5Oal3 50.
WHEAT-Steady at 2 IS for No. l
red.
CORN-Irregular; IS is offered and
7sasO asked; there is demand for No.
9 at 80.
OATS-Dull at the close; Is was the
best offer.
RYE-Unchanged at 19al go on ar
rival aud IS from store.
COTTON-Dull and prices nominal at
% for middling.
WHISKY-Steady at 80 in bond.
MESS PORK-Steady ut 81 O0a2l 25.
BULK MEATS-In good demand from
city dealers; sales of 7,250,O0O pounds
at II fer shoulders and 9sa10 for sides.
BACON-In good demand; sales 200
hhds at 9 for shoulders, IL for sides, and
llaa12A for clear ribbed and clear sides.
HAMS--In good demand, and prices
&c higher; sugar cured l6al6l, and plain
l3fa14.
LARD-Dull; closing with no buyers
at over III.
BUTTER-Dull, at l4al7.
CHEESE-134al4.
EGGS-16.
COFFEE-Steady, at 25a2o.
SUGAR-Firm, at l2al5 for raw, and
l7al7t for refined.
GOLD-Firn, ut 1871 buying.
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From San Erancisco.

SAN Francisco, June 25.-Suits have
been commenced on behalf of the State
against the agents of the Pacific Mai
Company, to recover $3.50, 900 for viola.
tion of the passenger act in refusing to
pay the Communication tax to the Com
missioner of Emigrants, prescribed by
statute; also against the owners and
consignees of the ships Garland, Elton
Southland aud Gem of the Ocean, to re-
cover S6l7 900, for violation of the pas
senger act. The law under which the
suits are brought provides that owners,
masters and cOnsignees of vessels are
liable to communication tax of five dol
lars per head for passengers from for
eign parts. In case of refusal to CON-
ply with the law they are held liable to
$1,000 for each passenger as penalty.
Thomas Zelby declines the nomina-
ton of Harbor Commissioner, on the
Democratic ticket, and j. H. Cutler, OF
San Francisco is substituted.
Her British Majesty's steam frigate
Jealous, Rear-Admiral George F. Hast
ings, from Gallo, arrived to-day, and
relieves the Sutlef as flag ship of the
Pacific squadron.
The steamer Moneana, from Panama
arrived and the Moses Taylor, for Santa
Juan, sailed to-day.
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The Trial Of Surratt.

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-At the Sur
raft trial, James 6. Clifford and G. w.
Burker gave some Important evidence.
Colonel Henry w. Smith testified to
his having arrested Mrs. Surratt and
Payne at Mrs. Surratts house.
General Grant testified To an inter
view with Jacob Thompson, at Mill
ken's bend in 1868.
Witness was asked what Thompson
said
Defense objected.
1t was the design of the prosecution
to prove Thompson was connected with
the prisoner IN the distribution of mon
ey.
Judge Fisher said ifsush construction
was made the evidence should be re
yoked, otherwise not.
The testimony was admitted, but
only appeared. Thompson said he was
an acting staff officer of one of the Gen
erals in the Vicksburg army; did moi
understand that he held u commission
but was an acting officer. No cross ex.
animation.
Chas. Dawran, clerk in the National
Hotel in 1865, testified to finding among
some of Booths baggage, lett there
April IA, card marked j. Harrison
Surratt. The card was produced but
not offered in evidence.
A letter sigued Lean, in reference tt
an oil speculation, to Booth, found il
ths hotel, and which was given as evi
denee in the conspiracy trial, was offer.
ell in evidence, the defence taking all
exception.
After recess Colonel X. c. Morgan
was called and testified to the arrest OF
Mrs. Surratt, and Payne, on the night OF
April II. He was of the party with
Colonel Smith, but the testimony of the
two varied, especially SO far as related
to Payne. Smith said he met Payne at
the door. Morgan said he met him
there.
Mrs. Bedson, formerly Mrs. Hedsputh,
said she came from Canada with the
agreement that her expenses be paid
aud that she would receive per diem
of SEQ while here. This agreement was
made with Mr.. Thurston, United States
Consul at Toronto.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
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8g Telesraph,
TO THE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register,l

PARIS, June 25.-Victor Hugo has
addressed o powerful appeal to Presi
dent Juarez, of Mexico, involving him
with share in the life of MaximilIan
asserting the most suitable punishment
to be that of living by mercy of the Re
public.
ROME, June l6.-There are already
assem- bled in this city 400 Catholic pre-
lates, archbishops, bishops and some
thousand priests, who journeyed from
their Sees at the call of the Holy
Father, to be present at celebrating the
lOOOth anniversary Of st. Peters mar,
tyrdoni. Crowds are coming from all
parts of the world. Bishops from the
United States who have arrived are
lodged in the different converts within
the city. Great preparations are max
ing for the festival of Saturday and ser
vice aud ceremonies of Sunday. st.
pstsr's church will be illuminated in
the evening of that day.
FLORENCE, June 25.-The feeling pre-
yailing now in Italy against the Cats-
Ole clergy is very bitter. On Monday,
at a festival to st. John, patron Saint,
the Florence people refused to join the
ecclesiastes in its observance, for the
reason that the priest refused to cele-
brate a national festival Of Free Italy
two weeks ago.
LONDON, June 26.-The steamer Nova.
with cable to connect Cuba with the
United States, sailed to-day for Havana,
and is expected to reach there in TWEEN
ty-one days.
Consols closed at 94i; 5-2Os.75, Illinois
Central, 79i; Erie, 4Oa.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-COtton dull;
sales 10000 bales; middling uplands IL;
Orleans III, being decline OF ! on the
latter.
Breadstuffs generally unchanged.
Corn-new mixed western declined ~
per quarter, but closed at 3Ss cd.
Wheat unchanged; California white
l3s Cd. Barley As 5d. Oats IS Sd pei
bushel, being an advance of 20. Peas
Canadian, 3Ss. Flour, Southern, 3Os pei
Dbl. The provision market is generally
unaltered.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
General Grant-Not 10 be Relieved
Useeond Opinion OF the Attorney Gen
ernt-If il End Orsed by the Cabinet.


erat-If il Endorsed by the Cabinet.
New YORK, June 26.-The Tribune's
special saws: General Grant has re-
piled to General Sheridan's last letter
but refuses to give the letter for pub
LEGATION until the return of the Presi'
dent, when definite orders will be
given.
Secretary Stanton has written to Cen
eral Sickles, declining to grant his re-
quest to be relieved from the command
of the Carolinas.
1t will be remembered that General
Sickles sent his request TO be relieved to
the Secretary Of War.
The Times special says: 1t has trans
pircd that the second opinion of the
Attorney General, involving the powers
of military commanders, was fully con-
sidered in the Cabinet meeting before
the President left, and the action
throughout was us complete as upon tho
opinion regarding registration, having
been discussed and voted on in separ
ate sections.
The opinion was put in the form of Il
summary Ofpoints like the first, and all
the members voted aye, except the See
rotary of War, who voted nay. and sub
mitted his reasons in writing. A record
was kept of the proceedings, and MI
Stanton's reasons i'll writing were enter
ed thereon ut his own request. He ask
ed that the proceedings be made public,
as was ordered in the case of the first
opinion, and vote was taken on this
request, when all voted in the negative
except Mr.. Stanton himself. 1t is I'M.
derstood that circular containing the
last opinion will be issued in few
days for the information and instruction
of the military commanders.
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The Nashville papers of the 23d give
some additional particulars of the de-
struction by fire Of the west wing Of the
Tennessee Penitentiary, comprising the
extensive agricultural and cedar-ware
works of Hyatt, Briggs & Moore, where
one hundred and fifty convicts had
been employed. A great many con-
victs were turned out to assist in stay
ing the flames, and they worked well.
A military force was kept at hand dur
ing the confiagration, and no attempts
at escape by the convicts were made.
The loss Of Hyatt, Briggs & Moore is
probably not less than $4,000. The
machinery destroyed is valued at S35,-
600; their insurance is only $25, 900. The
State loses about SIC, 900 on the portion
of the prison destroyed, which Is COW
cred by insurance. Origin of the fire
uhknoWu' -ra a r---~ ~rg- ~ f~g-
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New Work Market

NEW YORK, June 81.
1COTTON-Heavy and. anch anged;
sales of 1900 bales uplands at 2Ga263.
FLOUR-l5a25c better; receipts 1857
barrels; sales II 900 barrels; superfne
State aud western 750a5 so; extra west
ern 9 35a1O 30; choice 10 20al2 20; ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio 10 55
all 80; spring st. Louis 10 0Oal2 on; win
ter IL 5Oal6 SO; market closed firm; also,
1000 barrels extra for July at sellers
option, at 9 90. California -four active
and firmer; sales of 45O0 barrels at
IL 5Oal4OO. Rye -four firmer at 5Oa
8 Is.
WHISKY-Tends upwards; sales 400
barrels western bonded at 36a40; the
latter an extreme.
WHEAT-5c better on spring and lOa
Is better on California; white Canada
IS; cid winter red 81.
RYE-Firmer; western l 2oal 80.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Quiet.
CORN-Less active and no decided
change; receipts sl20 bushels; sales
400 bushels new mixed western a. W
al IL; small lots at 11tal II; soft do,
90; damaged, 30.
OATS-Duli; receipts 3454 bushels;
sales $4,000 bushels western at Ha79;
Ohio, 80.
WOOL-Dull, heavy and dropping;
sales of 1875, 900 pounds domestic fleece
at 6Oa62; pulled California, 25a3O.
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Steady with a slight de-
cline. 'l-
SUGAR-Firm; sales 1000 hhds Cuba
at l1tal2.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Dull; crude Gala; re-
fined in bond, 10a22.
HOPS-Quiet.
PORK-0pened dull aud closed firm;
sales of $500 barrels new mess at Il Ia
90 Is; closing later cash for old do 20 IL;
prime mess 81 rs; prime 1s IS.
BEEF-Firmer; sales OF 24O barrels
new plain mess at II 00a24 OO.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; 80 0Oa40 90.
BACON-Firmer; sales of 760 boxes at
lO( alOg for Cumberland cut; III for
long rib: liz for short rib; l2s for
short clear.
CUT MEATS Steady; sales of $40
packages shoulders at otact.
LARD-11fal2.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
CHEESE-Heavy, 7al54.
LATEST Markets Pm.
FLOUR-Closed fairly active; lOal5
better on common and medium grades.
WHEAT-2a3 better, tending upward
for sound spring; No. spring 2 4Oa2 40.
RYE 25al 80 for western
OATS-Dull at 75a79; western ooaS9.
CORN-Dull; 09a1 II for good to
prime new mixed western.
PORK-Sales $500 bbls at 81 80 cash;
for mess 81 37i regular; market closing
dull with downward tendency.
RBEEF-Scarce and firm.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and steady.
BACON-Fairly active, but firm at
1O1alOa for Cumberland cut; 1ltalls for
short rib and 124 for short clear.
LARD-12tal2a for fair to prime steam
and l3t for kettle rendered.
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course upon all questions of N.iio,',
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slavery and secession by the S,n,l !. ~
TIKI will be the untiinc hing a.l,rrs,. ue
ures that tend 10 promote thr p,,,'' ~ al
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extend 10 all sections the nf,s,lss' ~ a
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the opinion Of all men, while ,,r,.I,'' sa az
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convictions Of right and duty. " !" .
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Court Of Claims.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-In the Court
of claims yesterday, the Court rendered
Judgment in favor of the claimants in
fourteen cotton cases, amounting to
over 100000. aud reserved its decision
in twelve similar cases. Judgments
were rendered in favor of the following
persons, to wit: Andrew ]. Richardson
to the amount of 1886; Randall q
Smith TO the amount of $4,000 Dewitt
Crowell to the amount OF slool, anu "
n Gilmore amount not ascertained.
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1000 Lbs Eastern super Sic; 5000 lbs
NEW S%1e YORK sape S'i asso; and 1900 lbs
western do, 40c. In combing woods,
saIes II 900 lbs unwashed Kentucky,
45c; 5000 lbs bury do do, 40c; 5000 lbs
washed do, 6Oc; 1000 lbs low Western,
&c: 5000 lbs Maine, Csc; 5000 lbs good
patinve, &c; and 5000 lbs Canada, zoe
In California wool, sales 1000 lbs bur-.
nv spring clip, 22ic; 5000 lbs secured,
72tc, and 1000 lbs do. 75c. In Oregon,
sales 80, 900 lbs coarse, 43ic. In Texas,
sales 5000 lbs fine, 33c. In Foreign, the
sales have beer unimportant, Including
small lots of Cape at 40c, and Mestiza
at 30a32c. rr-f
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New YORK, June 26.
Gold opened at 1884, and closed at
1873.
Ohio certificates, 25ia25I; Canton,
45fa46; Boston water power 24a244; Cum
berland Coal 3Oaa31; Quicksilver, 29ia
80; Mariposa, 7aaS; do. preferred, goa
20i; Western Union Telegraph, 434a43s;;
Pacific Mail, 139a139t; New York Cen
trail, 1O3a1O3t; Atlantic 1074al0S; Erie,
63sa63E; Hudson 109a109f; Reading
1Os4alO6i; Michigan Southern 74sa75;
Illinois Central, 12lial22; Pittsburg
sOaSO!; Toledo, 120al214; Rock Island,
92sa924; North Western, 3ia3s; do.
preferred, 6laa6l4; Fort Wayne lola
l0l4.
Border State bonds quiet; new Ten
nesses CIT; Missouris 9Ss; new Virgin
las 50; Georgia Is S4f.
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From, Memphis.

MEMPHIS, juno 26.-The crop reports
from the interior are generally favora,
bic, with fully twO-thirds OF the land
planted in corn and small grains. The
Weld in Eastern Arkansas and along
Red river is almost entirely ruined by
the overflow. A man named Jeremiah
Hale was found hung to a tree near Raj
eigh yesterday; supposed TO have been
done for horse stealing.
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An explosion of Q coffee pot of gun.
powder occurred at squarry near Nash
vile, Thursday, whereby three negroes
were severely and two slightly burned.
One Of the negroes carelessly dropped a
coal of FIRE into the coffee pot Of pow
der used for blasting purposes, when II
went OF Their clothes were set on fire
and one of them jumped into pond
TO extinguish the flames. They viii
al recover.
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Washington Items

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Dr. VIM
Jones, formerly postmaster, died last
evening in his 18th year.
NJ. ID. Aries, Portuguese Minister, visits
Europe soon.
An adjourned meeting of the Judi'
ciary committee delayed till Tomorrow
when all members are expected; only
two were here to-day.
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BALTIMORE, Mp, June 2G.-The State
Constitutional Convention yesterd W
adopted resolution appointing a COM
mittee of twenty-four to receive Presi-
dent johnson on his return from Boston
en- route to the National Capital. His
arrival at Annapolis will be the occasion
of an enthusiastic demonstration.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June 26.-One death by
cholera is reported to have occurred
here last night.
The Weisinger Music Hall, pronounc-
ed to be second to none i'll the country,
was opened last night with grand
musical concert.
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Destructive Fire

ST.. LOUIS, June ga fire in Council
Bluffs, Iowa, on Monday night, destroy
ed an entire block of buildings, includ-
ing the Nonpareil office. The loss is es-
timated ut two hundred thousand dol
lars. Insurance not stated. ..-
The Nebraska Legislature adjourned
on Monday night.
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Parm for Sale.

HH6 UNDhhSlGNED OFF . Ms
u for sale four hundred and fifty acres, more
or less Two hcndtsd and any acres CLEARED at
1--WE miles from Cameron Station, w. Va, well
watered and in good neighborhood, and Is wen
calculated for either agricultural or grazing pur.
poses, the most Of which Is wen set with grass,
An orchard Of selected fruit, two comfortable
dwelling houses, one frame barn, two stables,
grain honse, corn cribs, wagon shed, colt stable.
calf shed and other out-buildings, an excellent
spring Of water TIVE rods from the house, and
good mill seats. Persons wishing to pur-
thase, win call ON the undersigned on the prem
ces. mar2l-w3m ANDREW SMITH
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New Work Iseuas.

New YORK, June 26.-In the Supreme
Court adecision was given compelling
Edwin Forrest to pay alimony from the
time suit was instituted, many years
ago.
In the trial of Brockaway, the coun'
terfeiter, evidence was given that ne
was formerly a detective in the oni'e"
States secret service.
Two more tobacco factories were se'z'
ed to-day. ..,.. :,
Liverpool.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
IN TIKI National


- ROAD three miles East of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement Of
lots 1t contains 81 acres of land, and Is laid
ont in the most modern and improved style--can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threefourths of the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t is pc .fectly secure, and
intended to DO beautihed by every variety Of
trees shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake. fountains, &c, to make 1t equal TO the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision is also made for Its enlargement, ord:r
and care In perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing TO make interRents will call
OH the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission to lot holders and visit
tors will be Issued by the Secretary
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
r. G. BoYHAM, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. s. Rhodes George Adams.
John G.. Muth, X. q. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, L. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. aug3i
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!. =, ..1,; CHICAGO, june Is.
Flouf ~ and quiet. Wheat quiet
and firm, st l S7a1 80. Corn dull, at "a.
Oats dull, OF 57a57i. Rye nominal, at
! 05a1 06. Barley nominal. Provisions
inactive, and nothing doing. Whisky
dull, ct S0aSl.
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THE WEEKLY REGIsfEi

IL published every Friday it, oopiesh .. .
made mp Of all Important new. u ID, q
telegraphic reports, transactions In the Ma
Editorials upon subjects Of genera ihi'r-,
Agricultural Column, special o5n,sFeSsss
from all parts Of the State, choicr li'srHI .
poetical selections, and q large amount -
fully prepared miscellaneou. reading 'eiss .
all classes Of the community In stars !
WEEKLY REG lSTER will coutinas - =
best Fdmuy Rerpdp'r 'r'' yuC''bd an
STATE.
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MILWAUKEE, June 26.-The st. Paul
and Pacific railroad machine shop and
car works were destroyed by fire yester-
day Loss one hundred and fifty-thous-
and dollars. Insurance about thirty
Thousand dollars.
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BursInrY.

New YORK, June 26.-At Hackensack,
on Sunday last, the Office of Mr.. Gar
rett Alderman, late clerk of Bergen
county, was broken into and robbed by
burglars of $4,000 worth of government
and Bergen county bonds.
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RICHMOND, June 26.-The registra-
tion in this city stands up to last night
rs follows: Colored 2093 white 1870.
In the county it stands, colored 1913;
white IS.
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r II e 10 Re GISTER

win strive to make the popular MIND
conviction, rather than sla,ish by die,a,,s
will labor 10 disseminate only snrh -. =
cnrrent questions A. beat ID. ,,aup a ~
and the seal OF truth f'A~'
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How either sex may fascinate and gain the love
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w. This simple mental requirement all can
possess securing certain success In love, mar
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with Journal Of Love, Secrets Of Success How
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THE TRI-WEEKLv

Il published every TUESDAY ThurNis, al y
uriay, and contains, besides The oultcRb 4 :
preceding issues Of the Daily maby vlsa
Items prepared especially Tor TIL. pubIicslss