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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20


Academy buildings to the Blooming>
ton School sDistrict. See notice of
meeting announced for Saturday
next. The sale if made is not to in
tertere with Mr.. Brooks school
+ .RoR CORRECTED csse Brooks,
tho secretary Of the Blake's Prairie
Agricultural society, requests us to
make this statement in relation TO
the published list Of pre- miums awar>
dcd at their late Fair. Charles
Engle is enormously reported to have
taken a first premium on stubbIe
plows, when such premium was real
ly awarded to J. G. Trainer"
GREAT Hoo TRADE.-On Monday
OF this week, Nathan Shriner 4 Co,
laid out 81, 900 for 100 head Of hogs
Ed. H. Borah $4,000 and Fox and
Phelps $780, all for the Chicago
market. They paid 6 to 81 cts. per
h., the Chicago price being I to 81.
They expect to Gear quarter to a
half Of a cent, on the pound, which
appears to us a narrow margin.
MADISON WooLLEN MILLs.-Tbis
Factory at Madison is exchanging
cloths for large amounts Of wool in
Grant County, and they pay cash for
wool Their cloth and wool store is
OH King Street, Madison. Col.
Thornton, Quo of the perpetrators,
superintends the store, and we wish
TO speak of him as one of the best
men to be found in our Stvte. and to
be trusted with consignments Of wool
as a man could trust q father We
know him and mean just what we
say, See adyt.
10. OF G. T.-Thc Good Tempars
at Lancaster are growing, as the lit
tie stone which fell from the noun.
tain. They roll down the pure,
sparkling, bright current, crushing
whatever meets them. Unless over
taken by folly, no power can arrest
their progress. May God preserve
them from the harms which beset
preceding organizations for the over.
throw ofiutemperance
uo LhuGdSlCA hQOQ
have subscribed money and ordered n
Priuce Melodeon which will greatly
add to the interest of their meetings.
1t ought to be loud high toned or
gan, having a voice like that with
which the Jews battered down the
walls of Jericho.
They have also set 10 work max
ing rag carpet to cover their lodge
room-the boys and giIs meeting
evenings to cut ana sew the strips,
and the men contributing their old
clothes. HalIelujab
The Good Temp airs had big meet
ing at British Hollow last evening,
Dist Dep. Provisgthe speaker Gen.
Beadle was present and, though not
. Good Templar, he spoke ably and
approvingly OF the work All enjoy
ed themselves hugely
SOME SrAMPs.-We were to>day
shown by the Register Of deeds, an
instrument conveying the Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen Railroad to the
Milwaukee and St. Paul company
plastered over with ninety two 500
stamps and two 5000 stamps-in all
$4,000. This deed has to be recorded
in every county through which the
rood ,,assas - T1,nes1,jHs G1-effp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
TO THE LADIES

We, the undersigned respectfully invite the ladies of
Lancaster to ca and stock of Gods just
received from Chicago. You will fad our rooms over
Mr.. Jones Drug Store where do all kinds of men-
airy work short otice. We also make Fluting for
dresses MISS s. NJ WARE,
MISS l.. b. COW.
Lancaster, Oct 9Th, 1868. lSu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

Second Assembly District Convention

Second Assembly District Conven-
ton met AT Diclzeyviile October 18th,
1868. All towns represented except
Waterloo
Arch. Sampson was chosen ito pre-
side, and T. F. Kinney was elected
Secretary. Warden Anderson, Capt.
G. II. Brock and A. Smith were APP
pointed a committee on credentials,
and reported the following delegates
present:
PoTosr-Capt J. H. Brock g A. Miles, G. Hail, j.
Mains, T. +. Kinney, H. W. Wright, IL. Baker.
JAMEsTowSA. Sampson, W. Anderson, F. Lyster,
r. Ward,
HARRIsoN-John Likeus
PARIs-A. Smith, W. Mckinney
On mo ton the convention took an
informal ballot for member Of AS
sembly, resulting as follows:
Capt. G. II. Brock ii votes
A g. Saultzman ................................5 :"
A formal ballot was then taken
with the following result:
Capt G. H. Brock votes
A. O. Saultzman .......... .................... ="
Chas Dickey ......................... "
Smith .................................l "
On motion, Capt G. w. Brock was
made the unanimous nominee for
member OF Assembly.
Whereupon, the chairman appoint
ed II. S. Massey as chairman of the
District Central Committee, with A.
G. Saultzman and Warden Anderson.
Capt. G. ii. Br-c elk thanked the
convention tor the kindness shown in
making him their nominee, etc. DR..
Sampson made some remarks in be-
half Of the ticket, promising it his
warmest support also W. Anderson.
I. + KINNEY, ARCH SAMPSON,
Secretary. Chairman
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
Who Wants Sheep 5!

The subscriber l Il miles s. w. from Bloomington
village has about 80 good sheep to let very favorable
terms IRA TRACY.
October sth 1898 19w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
FARM FOR SALE.

The south half Of northeast quarter Of Section 81
Town No. G, north OF Range No , west The farm i !
two miles south of Fennmore Center. Having heen
rented it does not appear well but has very fine
soil and will bear examinations thereon frame house
Il by = feet good, unailing water Price $50 per
Enquire of Mrs. IL. D. Z. wilson Hazeton Beadle
Boscobel, Wis. 17m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
FIRST FORMAL BALLOT.
SECOND FORMAL BALLOT.

uTlHutn votes
mccartney AZ
The nomination OF A. r. Mozart
ney for the Assembly was then made
unanimous.
The convention cast an informal
ballot for Supervisor as follows:
z Sars eant ...,..... ....,.,.....~~ "
WIN. Humphry ..-............... -. .
The nomination Of MIR. Warner for
for Supervisor was then made unan-
imous.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed Dist. Central Com Geo. III.
Chambers, Oh IN Il. +. Young, Saml
Newick.
Short speeches were made by w.
b. Clarke and a. A. Bennett, and the
meeting adjourned with three ronsing
cheers tor Grant aud Colfax.
Z J. BRooGs, 4. a BENNETT,
Secretary. Chairman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

s@-The copperheads are about
adopting the Mexican code of war
fare, which is, whenever leader
looses q battle, to shoot him. Sey-
mour will be only disgraced, but
Blair is to be summarily shot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
STRAY HEIFER.

Taken up the premises of the subscriber the town
Of Potos near Rodgers Ferry the 25th Sept. one
red and white two year old heifer-no marks. The
owner can have said heller by proving property and
paying charges. JOSEPH FONDEAU
Potosi Sept. % 1865 l9w4*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

SpoRTsMEN WARNED.-On the 14th
inst, Lester II. Boughton, son of
Mr. Boughton of Beetown, was out
hunting four miles above Wynona,
and in drawing his gun from skitf,
muzzle toward him. the hammerlwas
drawn and struck the cap, the gun
went off and the charge went into
his arm q little below the shoulder,
SO fracturing the arm as to require
amputation. He was taken in the
skitf to Wynona by his comrades
where the doctor amputated his arm.
Many persons have lost limbs and
lives The same way-drawing guns
by the muzzle from wagons, boats,
and other places, and the papers have
issued cautions time and again, but
men and boys neglect these warns
ings.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
SMALL FARM For SALE.

will sell my farm of 40 acres miles west Of Ian
caster good terms; Is under cultivation 20
acres fenced, good meadow bottom land dwell
ing thereon and stable sheds &c Plenty OF good wa
ter and wood sufficient for fuel on the promises
HENRY SUCK.
Lancaster, Oct LIST. 1868 lStf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
reAu The Utica Herald. published

sa- The Utica Herald, published in
the town where Seymour is known
aud loved" says he never gave cent
to any of the five regiments which
left that county, never took part in
any preparation for their reception,
nor countenanced such proceedings
by his presence. No wonder the
soldiers repudiate him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

s@-In Main a special vote was Ia
ken on the question ofthe assumption
of the municipal war debts by the
State. The official count foots up.
yes, 51,732 no, 4,484. The cities
generally voted against the measure,
and the country towns for it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
DEATHS

Died Sept. 25th, at Denson, Iowa, Mrs. Lizzy Lewis
Youngest daughter of Dea. Hugh Garside of Patch
Grove.
MY sheep hear nay voice and know them, and they
follow me- and give unto them eternal life"-John
10; 81 and 28
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

sea- The Lafayette County Union
states that the democratic nominee
for Cleak of the Court is one Thomas
Duffy, who abscOnded from the town
of Benton in 1864 to avoid the draft
and is consequently a deserter. The
opponement of Mr.. Duffy on the re-
publican ticket is a soldier who
fought four years in the Federal ar
my, and who fought calamity at
Shiloh, Corinth, aud other fields
where the flag Of our couctry was
crowned with victory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20
DWELLING and LOTS

FOR SALE.
The subscriber will cell his dwelling and six lots sit
uated in the Invest part of Lancaster village there
being sufficient room for a medium family with cellar
Call on the premises. G.. W. GRIFFIN.
Lancaster, Sept IS, IS l7w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

rA- tits proposed to sell the Tafton
Academy buildings to the Blooming,
ton School sDistrict See notice Of
meeting announced for Saturday
next. The sale if made is not to in
tertere with Mr.. Brooks school.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

SrocK, farmland HOUSE pRopERTY
FOR SALE.-On Saturday Oct. 81, in
Glen Haven, Gottleib Kuenster is to
sell Q auction his great lot Of farm
stock, farm tools and house furniture,
&c. See advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

Fashionable Clothing-a good stock
at A. Il T, A. Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

Farmers aolH fud a good stocI Of
tools at A. & 7. 4. BgrrS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-10-20

FARM LANDS FOR SALE.-Cobb e.
Likens, are to sell on the 9th of De-
cember, 100 acres farm lands, situat-
ed three miles from Monttort. See
advt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
ronraErn CoNonEss.

On motion Of NJ. Sumner, at 1926 p
n. the Senate went into exeeutive session
Al half.past one the -cnate resumed leg
islasive business and took up the Presi-
denrs Veto
MI. Hendricks addressed the Senate In
oppositiou to = bill, while Hendricks was
speaking OF the internal tax bill 10 come
from the House, and on motion Of Mr..
sherman they we're non-concurred in. and
the House amendments ordered = Com.
mittee on Conference. Mr.. Hendncks -.
sumed his epeech'
nr. Stewart followed in support Of the
Oil. Both Of the speakers having referred
10 the McArjle case, Nj. Howard asked
~nAt charge against the McAndle case had
been made -
NJ. John.on said the preceding was on
IouI erounos. VIZ: Disturbing the pubic
gceces inciung insurrection. iibe!linr the
OeneIs. : - .ne army, and abstructing re.
Mr.. Tfumbull believed that IN. lac =,
1857, was passed chiefly for the nrosecs;cn
Of col0Ted citizens in the South from on
preston.
Mr.. johnson spoke against the bill And
and eulogised the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Saulsoury remarked that Congress
70 reoch Or solitary case, were seeking "a
repeal the isestiusbls privilege Of AaSea.
ccepSs.
IT. Bsysrd and Buckalew spoke agaius,
We bill. The bill passed over the VETO By
the following vote
-. asss-Mesefp. Cameron, Cattell, Chand.
r. ., Wo'e. Conklin, Crsgin. Edwaide, Ferry,
-. seeoysen. Harlan, Hendrrsou. How
~ 1scwes 40sean. Morrill, of naino. Nor.
| - s!1eek Morton. uyo. pos6eeDon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
WASHINGTON.

WAsHIxorox, March 27.-Ths Secretary
Of State sent 70 the House yesterday, . re-
port Of Elliott 9. Cowdin, one commission
sr to the Paris Exposition, on the subject Of
silk and silk manufactures, which says that
il 10 - easy for the Uoit, s .a.es q il 10 for
England TO Immediately supply hsrssll
with raw silks. On Ssashing New York BY
way Of California, Il would be distributed
not only among oil the manufactures but
portions, doubtless, would be distributed in
foreign countries. More especially may
America DO encouraged TO prosecute the in
dustry in view Of the exemption Of our con-
tinent from the mslignity among the silk
worm now prevailing in Europe.
No action has yet been taken on the non-
ination Of Col. Burnside - I'd Auditor Of
the Treasury. II 10 understood BY the Gov
eminent that his appointment originated
with the Western friends Of Burnside.
Ex Senator Foster his been urged BY hia
friends to accept the appointment % one oil
the Judges Of the Court Of Claims to supply
. vacancy caused BY the d ath Of Judge
Wilmos, and they say be has consented r
do Co.
SssArs.-Ar. Chandler called up the bill
to regulate the coasting trade on the nor
thern, Northwestern and Northeasteru
frontier Of the United States, for which h,
offered an elaborate substitute.
Nj. Chandler explained; vessel clearing
at Buffalo 10 NOV obliged TO take ont I
manifest 1t every port 1t which il touches
The bill authorized the Captain to state il
original manifest what the cargo 10 ant
whore It 10 to Be delivered, without requir
ing him to take out any other until HI
shosld reach his destination. Tho fee and
otherwise 10 but slightly changed.
At the suggestion Of Mr.. Fssssndsn thu
bill was laid over, Mr.. Chandler then Civ
ing notice that he would call up to-mor
row bill supplementary 70 the nationa
currency act. When taken up Mr.. Cattsll,
spoke in its support.
The House considered the private bust
nsas in the morning hour.
In the Supreme Court M. Blackc aske,
the argument on the peliminary njunctiol
bill in the case OF tbs State Of Georsi
against Gen. Grant and others, be heard
The court declined, the process having no
yet been served on tho counsel for milisar,
authorities and Gen. Grant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 20 Fifty thousand
dollars were stolen from the Canal Bank
this morning. A reward OF $4,000 is Of
fercd for the recovery OF the money and the
arrest Of the thief.
II Is again said that Captain Deosey, An.
nounccd 40 re-arrested in England, 10 in the
United States. and has just completed the
tour Of the country in behalf Of the Savage
wing Of the Fenian Brotherhood.
The receipts for customs at this port on
Monday were 100000 in gold.
The internal revenue officer seized 4S1
bales of Alabama cotton here, on the sup.
position that it was removed from that
State on fraudulent permits.
At meeting of the Chamber Of Com
merce today memorial to the Legislature
was unanimously adopted urging the adop-
ton of measures to prevent consolidation
in the management of railroads leading to
this city from the West, in the hands of .
restrictive monopoly.
Judge Mccain. Of the Superior Court, has
eBjoined the Union Paper Collar Company
against bringing suits TO recover royalty on
the manufacture and sale OF paper collars, or
interfering in any way with that trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

In the District Court Of The United States for
the District Of Iowa.
In the matter Of Sage o. Butler, bankfUot. J.
70 the Creditors Of said Sage o. Dutlsr. cad oil
other perseus interested.
ClR0: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
~ that petition has been MED ia said Court
By Sage o. Butler, Of the City Of Muscssins. tn
said District, duly declared bankrupt under
the Act Of Congress Of March I'd. 1867. for
discharge. aud certificate thereof, from all his
debts. and Other claims provsble uneer sad Act.
and that the 18th day Of April, A ID: 1868, q
the hour of ten o'clock A. II. Of said day, IL -
signed for the hea-ing of the same. before the
said Court, at Chambers, At Ottumws. Iowa ;
when and where you may attend snd show
cause, If any you have, whv the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified tcaS third
meeting the creditors of the said .. Y. Butler,
for the purposes provided in Sectisn 3sih Of the
Act Of Congress o. March "a, 1857. Will BE held
on the 7th day Of April, A. d. 1855. Ct the hour
Of ten o'clock A. n. Of said day, before the
Hon, Il. \. Price, Register. q his ONCE. No. 7
West Second street, 10 the City Of davenport,
Scott county, State Of Iowa, when and where
you can be present If yea desire % be-.
mch1s-d,w-iri. TAOS. HANNA,
ATTY for said 0ankfupt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

MAzATLAN, March 16.-Civil war al 4
continues and grows more complicated.
The revolutionists are gaining ground. ard
Martinez is complete master Of the situs.
ton.
A forced loan of $4,000 was made on
the merchants last week. Seven 6psniards,
Germans and Mexicans refused TO pay and
were imprisoned; after three days in jail.
they applied 10 American Consul for re-
lief, hut Martinez informed them that
they would have to paw or undergo inpris.
onmens. The parties paid in the presence
OF the Consul, and under protest. No
Americans were molested. or American
pro oer,y destroyed.
MARTINEZ has received official instructions
from President Jusrez to give up his com
mand and no longer exercise bis usurped
authority. llso to present himself. and his
Chiefs in eerson, at the seat OF the Govern
D ent. It's Martinez refuses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

Toledo Market.
by Telegraph. March 81.
| Whea.-Fi-m
! Corn Unchanged; sales No. l at "a
Oats-Firm.
Rye-Scarce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

WASHINGTON, March. 26.-The Senate
to-day ratified the treaty between the
United States and the North German Cor
federation, providing for free emigration,
and that naturalization changes nationality.
The vote Was 90 sgainst6
The treaty was slightly amended but no,
Id any important particular. Tina ground
Of opposition was that the North German
Confederation according to the provisions
might interfere with emigration before
the full time for naturalization expired q
Austria did once.
The Committee on Elections Yesterday
heard the argument Of Mc0raty, Gentle,
who contests the seat OF Hooper, Mormon,
and &c lay the COMMITTEE heard the reply
Of Hooper. The COMMITTEE, 1t is supposed
will take definite action to morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27

In the District Court Of The United states Tor
the Distsiot OF Iowa.
Inshe matter Of Philaodee Oimsted, Bankrupt.
10 the creditors Of the oaid Philandef Olmeeeo,
and eli others intsresssA. -
SnS: YOU ARg nERBDY nOIIyJBO
~ tncs petition hes been died IN eaa1 Cent
~ Phiiaodef 0lmstsd, q ~ city u Davsspert,
in I'D District, duly declared basirupt under
the Acs OF Coogsess Of March Cd, 1871. for . die.
cnsrgs. ard certificate thereof, from ell his
debts, asS other elaine provebls under said Act
and thet the III day ofApsi!, a. D. 1858. st the
hour OF 10 O'Clock A. n OF eaid day. b seeigned
Icr the hearing Of the same, before the said
Oo.rs q Chambers. q Ottumwa, lowe, when
eno wne.e you may attend and shoe causs, !:
~ yca ns,s, Why the prayer Of sd petition
sh0nId not be granted.
Ion are hereby further uetiasd tAat third
mees,ng o. the creditors Of the said Pkilander
- Vsns.so. ior the nnrposes provided h 0eelasn
o. S We Act Of Congress Of March "a 1857. will
e nssd on the 18th day q April. A. }. 10c0, q
s m nc.r o. ten O'Clock A. n. Of said ~, before
hon. non, =. Price. Register, q his c@Ics. Ne. {
S Is. recond Street. IN The city Il 7svespert,
ceo's County. State Of love, xhca a wkesc
- ~ - present Il yos desire . q
es~-h Any e - 1Ealsu,A,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
IOWA.

The Union Pacific Railroad Board Of Di.
rsctors made the location OF the Council
Bluffs Union Pacific Railroad Bridge across
the Missouri river At Trainsviile yester-
day. The action 10 final. Council Bufa
secures the passenger and freight transfers.
and depot buildings within her corporate
limits. The citizens are jubilsnt over the
event.
Sioux CRY, Msrch 27.-Thcre was q Sc
we're snow s,orm here last night, nine in
chss on level this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
CANADA.

OrrAwA, March 27.-In the House yes.
terdsy, the Government announced ito in.
tention to sosn introduce . bill making
American silver legal tender at rates TO Be
determined in council
II 10 said the Government will repeal the
duties on corn, -four. ETC., ~ concessions 10
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
Among the papers laid before the House
regarding the case Of Rev. Mr. Mcmahon
and other Fenian prisoners. is letter dated
January II. to Lord M,rck from Duke
Buckingham. in which tho latter says Her
Majesty Government would not be justified
in mitigating sentences.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-27
frssrseIsd iiFsn .aI1aea C1oSss,
REQUIRE Prompt Treatment
70 pssppa sXDrsNcH0oDsIRAsLs-

..a.,,n, or have suffered from IN
,sua..rv discharges, what ef-ct does II pro-
A... ,noc vour general heal,hs do you feel
-. s.h,l,..ed. easily tired' Does little
EXTRA .rcr,ion produce palpiiation oithe nsst''
n =. your liver, or urinary organs. or your kid-
news frequently get out OF ordevy - your
,r,ne .one,imes thick, milky or focky, or mn
ROW on settiisg, Or does thick scum rise TO
the top, Or 10 . sediment a the bottom AFTER
4, hss stocd swhiles DO you have spells OF
sAsr, breathing or dyspepsiss Are your Bow
Gle cons,pateds DO you have spelis oil fa'nt'ng
~ rasaes Of blood TO the heads IL your mem
ory impaired, IL your mind constantly dwell
Ain, upon this subject DO you feel du''. Inst
less. M pins arsd of company. OF lifs' do you
vish to ts lett alone, to get away from every
boa,i bees asy little thing make you start or
,anp, IL your sleep broken or restlesss 10
III. la.,re Of your eye - brilliants The bloom
on YOUR cheek ~ brighs' DO you enjoy your
ssf in society - weili DO you pursue your
basinss, with the same energyi DO you feel ~
much confidence in yourselfs Are your spirits
duh aud tagging, gwen 10 6ts Of melancholy :
n 90. do not Law II 1, your liver or dyspepsia.-
H.v. you restless .nightss Your back weak,
your knses weak, and have but little appetite,
esd you sitribate this TO dyspepsia or liver CON-
pisin,'
Nov. reader, self abuse. venersal dissases
badly cured, and sexual sxcesses, are oil capa-
be Of producing . weakness Of the generstivs
organ.. The orgsns Of generation. whom in per
feet health. make the nan. Did yon ever thisl
that those bold. defiant, energetis. perssvering,
sscc~ssfui business men ere always those whose
s~n.rssive organs ere in perfect heslthi You
never heard such men complain ofbeing melsn-
ehcly. Of nervousness. of pslpitation Of the
heart They are never afraid they cannot sue
esea in business. they don't become Sad and
DISCOURAGED (. they are always polite and pleas
ant In the company Of ladies. and look them
right 10 the fac.-pone ~ your downcsst look
o. any other tnesnness about them. do not
mean those who keep the organs iufammed by
rinn,ny to excess. Tnese will not only ruin
sheu constitutions, but also those they do bust.
meas with or for.
lIos MANY men from BADLY cured diseases
from the offsets Of self abuse and excessea have
brought about that state Of weakness IN those
organs that has reduced the general system 30
mo h az to induce almost every other form Of
en.ase-ia,ocy. lanacv, paralysis. spinal sfcc
son.. suicide. and almost every other form 81
d,seasc which humanity 10 heir to. and the real
cause OF the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and
haze tosiorri for all but the r ght one. Die
eases Of these orgs require the use Of Diu-
se,ie