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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07
The Southern States What they have

ID cWeaI.
Below Ne Give The on,hs confirmed in the
CONSTITUTIONS az five az the southern States
that every vntsr has TO take before he eau
vote or bold ot,i,e. They IRE as follows.
AfAnAaA-All persons before registering
nr.t ieke AID suhscrihs the following oath:
i, --, do solemnlv swssr (or sfi'm'
: that secsr' the ciyil end poit-
cal eqnANy of el mea. md agree not &c
'r,,rmp, ~ deprive sny person oT persons
un account Of raes. co!cr. or previous conti
tor os any poli'frsl or civil right. privilege.
~ Immunity c,ipysd hv snv orhAr class q
men, sc (D gus Const.. ar'. VII. Sec 4
Arkansas Al. persons, before re- is'rr
ing ~ voting musl take aud subscribe Va.
folloaing onth. y, ----, do so'emny
swear (or riiiFm)s thst sccep
the civil sri political equally of n'l men
Ieot egree no' 70 attempt 70 deprive any per
son a. cer,ons. on account cf race. oolor. ~
,t,yieus condition. q nGy political - civ
irisl,. privilege. Or immunity erir'ed nv AM
other c',- q men, Sc. Bogus Cons,
Ar. VIII, Sec 81
MissIssisri The Legislature shall prn
vide, by lsw, for the registration Of oil per
sons entitled 10 vote al sny election. and al
persons entitled 10 rTgis'raiion shah take
Nd fubscrib. lie following cath or .tli'ma
'uor: i. ---- d. solemnly swear Cor sf
If,m), in he preseues Of Almighty God
y tns, ] admit the poi'icai ard civil
quality of all men. 50 helm ne & d.
n gus C,nst, Ar, VII, Sec 81
EikGi.Is-A u PERSONS bet ,eenierinr np
on The schsrgp d any objections a. officer
uf ihis State. must take ard subscribe III
;ol!owi, oath or pffirm: l. -. do sol
emmy swear Cor stlirm) lh,,
recognize nni sccsPt the ciyil onj poll'ce
90 ,slily OF all men before the law. &c
81 help me Cod (Dpeu, Cousl., Act. III
See G.
-. IarfsiawA- Members Of the G'nera! A.
sen5.y. sud all olher .fTi,er. before they en-
Ter upon rhc du'i-s of their n IS, thAI
take tie following oa'h or sf.ifmaiion: :
"a b. 90 81, mol, smear Or atIirn) that
acc, pi he cisi snj po!tirai eqni.'y Of 81
sLy person Or persona. on accom-, Of race
color, Or previous condition. OF any po'i'ica
OF civil right, privileges. or inmuni'y en-
dyed 5y my other class OF men, &c s.
help me God Bogus Cons,., Title VI
Ar. 1000
/ milsr provisions s'e contained in III
constitutions of T o'ice, North Caroline
soulh Caroline. ana G. oreis.
/, ,his Lot enforcing negro sqpali'yl l.
these new CONSTITUTIONS. under which IN
Radical Congress is admitting The Slu'herI
$ sies, every voter 10 required to take 81
oath to give Up alt his rights IN relation !
The subj &c, Ct negro voters, snd negro equal
luy. No man there csn d. or cay VOL,
Hgsinsi il. without perji'ing hiasslf, it h
becomes voter.
How would the white ci'izsns OF Indian
like 10 have such law fastened upop then,
! How long would they stand IL! Ard "
'he T. publican lenders. or ~ lsss' msny Q
lhsm, are arguing s'rnngly. negro v"llc
iqrd negro equ4li,y IN our Stsie-soc It W
Repu iicsn party surceed 10 carrying u
pisciions THE fall, they will force The nrar
! qurliiy provisions UPON the people. not oni
Iot IatlisrB. hn' sli The Norihsrn States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07

FoR CLERK. The name Of Mr.. j.
nj. Deinderier. of Patoka Up, will
this week be found III our list OF an.
nouncements, as entered for the race
for Clerk of the Courts. Mr.. ID. is 0
young man, said TO be possessed O
fair abilities, lie has just returDed iron
Bloomington, where he has been at
tending college, and says he think
the prospect Of the Democracy il
Monroe county IL cheering.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07

SICKNESS The recent hot term.
with the present cool nigbts, seem IL
In ve given rice to an extraordinary
amount OF sickness in this vicinity
bat generally 0! that type which Aiold'
readily TO treatment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-08-07
>. "A. BOyIcs,
ATTORN EY AT La w
JASPER, INDIANA.

VIII practice il oil toe Courts Of Dubois
and adjoining counties. Particular attention
gwen 70 collection OF elaine.
Uy Office At Washington House, directly
10 from, Of the Cuur, House. July 2i-y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

This College has, by its own MERITS anil thorough,
p actical plan Of education, outliyed all the literally
e. owed colleges of this and the States
1t 10 OdeH Commercial College IN he United States
very student who gives proper attention TO the in.i
str ction is qualified before graduating to keep any set
oflnoks, matters not what the business may be and
do ne correspondence Of any house. Students can at
tend the Commercial Course the Literary or Ayr
CULTURAL Course To- Tenmanship Arithmetic or Book
Ike ing or the English French Spanish German Lat.
in Greek Languages Teegraphing Phonograpiy,
p tmanship bookkeeping, or the higher Mathematcs
Ell 81, separately,
d Vt during tuc current year.
". B.-Merchants, Planters, Lawyers, Steamboat.
n en. builder etc. can here learn to open keep aud
close their books correctly in a few DAYS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Erv OrtEsss. Oct 21sf, 1861.
R-fsrrinr 10 my Gard, I b-E 10 state that ! VII
give peFsonsl attention 20 al Business entrusted 70
me- Cor the purchas. Of every descripti5 q Msr-
chandise Western Prodnce.
win rasny years' srperi-Bes IN this business IN
Terns and Neu Orisaus ard being c0nsfnbfly IN the
Msrtst aud fborourhly posted, am confident Of b.
ing abb 70 rive safishrfion- Tbose Who order
through Broker. reusivs the benefit Of the Mnrkst,
ard frequenfly ret bargains that could not Be OBJ
fainfi through regular houses-
! fn noerdrrs eEcept fCr Cssh. Terns Merchnnfr
doing a Cask BnEine-a- vii unde-sfanf The afran-
tarss 20 tuyfur 81 Cask a. Lev Rn1es-
an aufhorincd g. rsfT 70 The flloving Vel
kuowr bOusea
Nru OrIrass-Ms-.-s ina. J. Asss. q o.. Js.
oonnoly 4 o., Essp c-uisslA Buls-r o.. fag-s
pseI HorEr-
eaLvr1ss-H -ssrs srirrs Tsrdi BaE. Hsfrh-
rs O. WI Hr-ei-T o. scha.tl -t.-t. br1vr
q = a.. D. sgepsr5 ws,sun, Weiis Q Tiso-s
Wn ~ cs-te-
H7u1s-m-.--. = " Hor-; , A sh-Th-rd
4 c. 2 Tn-f.--a - g. W1rrs q CO. Narsis
sr-ift O.; " P Fln-.lltaCy
fas.l Rs-T---f-nts 1asEs =. FH1cE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
wLsis..is . III n.rsl..,.,
Wholesale Druggists.
Pianos and Music.

nhtNtwAtn, fatlishsT Of Nasie. IHUaTtsT
h. II masifai iasiTumshis, fisysl Pian., Stein.
~ay A ssn'', Chickering's and Gathers, 10 Canal,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Z NJ p I r. K
Sewing Machine Company.

Principal Once 616 Broadway. n. Z.
NOTICE 10 called IN CIR nev and i'm
~ proved Nsuufkethr1uE;. Machine for
Tsilors and Boot and Shoe Fitsers- Agents
wanted, 20 whom liberal discoUnt viii Be
FiTsb. Ne sonsiFnnsris Bs1s- 7seuosl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

DIANOS, Organs, Melodeons, Violins. Guitars
FIutinas, Lithcrs, Violin cellos, Double bass,
Banjos Flutes, Flageolets Claronets Picolos Flies,
Accordeons, Concertinas, Drums, (bass and tenor,
Music boxes, and all oihe kind of musical instru
ments; Sheet music, instruction books, Spring
Binders Piano Stools and covers OF all styles and
patterns, music paper, ire and repairing maternal,
etc, etc. Italian Strings of the best quality known
for every instrument.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22


Penn,anship-Iessons not limited %,
Book-keeping-douiie and single entry, etc.
perfect cotr. o. JO'
Arithn,etio-inol udinr all commercial calruls-
-........-..-.. y 70
Lectures Commercial % 90
The above constitutes the Commercial CourFe)
Stationary for Commercial Course including
bltnL books 70 20
ststiooery ioI PennnSnso ..-..---.--.-.--. 2 70
Diploma fr Mater 81 Accounts. ............. O1.
English, Ffsnch, Spanish, German. Latin Greek
full Course, & limited Teachers OourFs
Of lennanshfp esch-.. ..---.--.-.-.-------.. 40
Life Ticksi in al the Departmsnts....-.. .... 30 o.
FOR language; for Drawing yer month saoh % o.
Higher Ma htinatics--Frioe depends en- the sI
tent Il Course.
IA student having pad fir . Cour-- " anI
branch above 70 entitled 70 Life Tickst e. thst lie
partment n cas-. attend such brsnchs- Is may de-
sire Isr. az HlIth'y graduating el.sses stulsn's
FseuIIy---RUFUsI .OIBEAR Pres Mt, Isotur-.
BUSHES ClsiaIrs, Book-k-epine. -
HUFUs L. DOLEEAn Nica-presidsuf Lecturer on
Commercial Bususs- BstkinF, Erthanrs, Book-keep-
ing. ani Dufiss q F-nfirss
AEricultursl Der-rfu-nt, uechznic.i Department,
-. Irin-iTal The I.c1ure- On Agricultural Chem
isfry-siso on poiftirsl so,-iumy-and Mechanics,
st. ~ y begin In Ocf1lsr usri Commercial Depart
nsni, ? A More Ezg- L-rtursr n Commercial
frr. e-r.
rIafhsuufia.I r-I-.-tusri.-GEorf y BRACK-
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iss-s- I'D Iattrr has-.-. $50 arraiaal--i d..
s5ssts n-g-.-------,iAycac ,lzEBz3. Fs5--
ei.-n-. I,,7.----ut-EET. 49, HOTTIE, pc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
GALVESTON.
NIENICOt NII9NICOfi
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C4iisfsi sA@kFs latagis- kfs Health a ~ teaa-
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
New Subscribers..A Rare Chance

All who have not yet subscribed for THE OLD GUARD
for 1867 should do and get the back numbers con-
tanning the new and popular novel, by VIM. Gilmore
Simms, and John Esten Cookies graphic battle pic
lures To every subscriber sending us So W for
one years subscription, will send a copy of tho
large steel plate portrait Of either Stoncwall jack
son or Lee M the subscriber may direct at the time
Of subscribing. These portraits are l9x2l inches,
and engraved in the best style of the art, and retail
for 81 % each,
Specimen copies Of the Magazine sent. postpaid,
to all desiring to examine before subscribing, or to
gel up Clubs for 2Oc. Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON co Publishsrs.
No. l62 Nassau Street, New York.
]. W. SwINpELLs, Herald Once, Dallas, Texas,
II authorized agent for the above,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

Any piece of music or book sent post paid on re-
ceipt of the market prices
Circulars, Price lists, Illuatrated catalogues Of
Pianos sad Organs, catalogues Of music, price lists
of strings gut and Italian) and instruments furnish
ed on application.
P.B. respectfully invite the trade, ameteurs and
professors of music to favor with their orders
which will always he executed with and prompt
ness at tho lowest cash prices
Schools and Seminaries supplied on the most lib.
eral terms.
Mr. P. werlein OF the old house will be In at
tendance and will he happy to wait his old friends
and patrons as formerly.
Agents wanted In every county in this State, for
sale of the celebrated new scale Iarschall Nit
tauer Piano Fortes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

beg leave to inform my friends and the public
generally that have the agency for the Stanes of
louisiana and Texas, of the celebrated new scale
Marshall and Mittauer Plano FOrtes,
which are now the most perfect Pianos. in touch,
tono, durability, workmanship and finish ofany now
made In Europe or America. am daily receiving
testimonials Of the superiority Of these Pianos from
the first artists, and many fmy most energetic
competitors say they the best Pianos they have
ever seen.
While express my acknowledgement for oil pa
fayors and solicit a continuance of the same, 1 as
su my patrons that their interests shall continue
TO be the object of my special devotion.
respectfully. PHILIP WERLEiN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Tsrms--PayabIe i'm advance.

College Once, Room No. \.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22

HE QUARTERLY ON OES. LEE.
The London Quarterly Review, re-
plying to an essay by Goodwin
Smith, who cites Lincoln, Grant,
Sherman and Stanton % as exam
Tfes of American great men, says:
ave admit that Mr.. Stanton and
his colored leagues have done great
things on great scale, but they
lack the stamp Of individual great
ness. If that is to be found any
where in America, il is under the
modest roof Of Cen Lee, the cham
picn Of lost caase, whom prosper
fly never intoxicated, nor adversely
depressed, and who exceeded his
oppoDeat as much in real nobility
asd greafasss- ii character a. be
did in military skin and daring"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
Benefits of Attending this College.

LIST. The student saves much time and money!.
there are special Professors and Apar cnts for each
branch and all things are taught and practiced as in
bnsinfss
"a. PENNANsuIP is taught. as SCrESoE, land not nv
In itation hence all can easily learn We have one OF
tn most distinguished penmen living as ProfesE1r
III. Our GRADUATES are sought by business men and
my be iound as Principals, Book ksepers and Clerks
in large portion Of the Banks and Business Ha.es Of
tn. city and over ths South They receive 500, S1lG
or S3Op per annun This education Is the bcs, fo uns
pc -ents can give their children
ath The DIPLOMA or THIS CoIdFGE IL passport over
tie Commercial world.
9Th Young Gentlemen who have entirely neglected
their suiies can here be qualified for busne,s In
short time
9th. This College win qualify Young GENTLEMAN IL
ope similar Institutions in all Southern Cities Mex
CO. brazil, ste il they come well recommended as to
cha 1cter.
IN. Crippled soldiers and sons Of clergymen viii
ha'e liberal deduction made
n. B.--Those who write for Bopi kenpers or IeAens
ers houd give fuH paytieuinrs Those who send young
students should put their money in the hands Of their
merchant or the President The South must now edu.
cate practically or Be orers The toipg vassa, Of no
North.
Circulars and Catalogues sent to all who desire them.
Hoard.---students board with The Professor
and other good families al so to SIS pet month.
Yeslth.---For seven years ". Orleans h,, been
o. healthy as New York OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

reooncied In some degree TO my separation from your
whatsoever land you may wander tho glorious folds of
this Gag sufficient to protect you against wrong or
oppression and M long as your country remains united
and prosperous nation VIII dare to nhct you any
such cruelty that which you wrote about and which
made the Castle OF Chion famous III poetry. Yon
viii now understand, my son, that great
meaning pressed by oingng 70 the nag OF your
country, RI this picture which taken at time
when bad trying to break up great country,
and 10 divide 10 out into petty States ke susse ana
those OF Germany and that your being covered by your
cOuntry's flag nctIon mere fancy, but glorious
reality 1t protects every countryman Of yours how
ever humble he may be, he wanders over the world
doing nothing wrong 1t Ia TO make distant nations feel
this that your country sends her feets TO distant
sea, and that far away from you, my son. As
weak. petty State could not do this therefore, my
con, will cling together and conquer NIL opposition 70
countrys greatness and prosperity. 1t Is promo
thing for 10 feel that his country IA great, power
fn, and happy, and protects him in his rgbr
Among other noteworthy articles IN this number are
Democratic Doties" by Eugene Benson, BY ltothe
Rocky Mountains" by |. Edwards Clarke, Two French
Editors" by Miss Virginia Vaughan. Mr.. Grant Whlie
continues his wholesome eastgatons OF the bad Engsh
Of newspaper reporters, and other eorrnpters OF inc
mother tongue. His criticisms are always suggestive
though his choice Of words is sometimes open 10
comment, the phrase once In WHILE FOR instance
which familiar Anne rican conoquiasm. We believe u no'
authorized by the best English usage.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
I 0NG ISLAND RAILR0AD.-Leave James,

m asnport and all stations wcodrde and wev
Tree EorthDo Trsp aud ell
eept willow 33 hrpra rsn r Grssnpor soppsss,
Nineos IIcksve and all stations SS t:S
Passenger Train. aud al stations Nho. Tree
North 1sp Passenger Train and all "oas All passenger tass
trains lie Glen
SUNDAY Excursoa Hunters Po for
Glen Cove North ip korthpcrt all Hrs
ssTs Point at p m Takes effect June II, iSS
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

New Jssrtf
Entrsnes on Twenty sevenb.t
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRS.
70, s:c % Hs';' and BadsspsH leo s9o 9el hN - "
fo1 sI sts,rd Fars. sos,sps'a ~ aud %..po a~ ms
rsr Ssf..R nv 10" o. DO ezr, 400 ra. n Il AGO n,,
Far D.r.n. Too 800, iio,n; ass aenn aeSynn,u,m
gI) ats. 40 (RI) AD. SO. 6@sa Nrlp
Por Greenwich and iptsrm~dia's stations 10" 10" h~A ''
49," CONNECTING TRAINS
rOr Bo.oa Vi. Sion. np. Iais ,EI y Goo y. -
For Hartford and Springfield AGO ~ tLIl ais aoo fib ~
FOR Cesu.eueu. River Railroad 400 N ,EIl nDr h's
Soi asT.sI Pro,sisSo: and P.Al Railroad Er) nw
s.-H.v.p New Losdeu and sourstOa Railroad as~'.
Fsi Canal Rs,o.d 400 m ials n to EsrhAnpiss ed VII
Yor Hsusstonie Railroad 900 q m., aOop ara.'f 1.a
f, S.ss,ts:a Rs-.s So S...s a. S iS
consod0a' sleeping cs" attached ay Slss Horr s.r.
NEW JERSEY r. R-CHAAGE OF H0Uk
coposurux Sep< i3 1868 -Por PHI aDELrhA; We nss
ss s'' :, ". c.rs'' /, q. sm s. ~. w..l.s.s.
soR ns ras u so &c c..,Sa. sS' .ls'S
I'm The ESQ sul 81 op m' uas. ,hoase .n e.s
One ss:ss' snS; sSst e:ns rass
earl. train; x ?, VS; .S sa a. = ns s ;Asas@ G.o without
sao.s's train ,.e. . S.,Ss OF other r&casSs Gen
nARJTAN g. DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
IL Hoa ssJ TUESDAY sept 49, the 80 n's ~
ribdrawn The afternoon line ~ Long brseh Tom, hsf az "
leave Pier N" ' ''''''' aud Pie, WH ss 'sSkDlss
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLANE:
S-CHANGR or TIMR On and ssrr >ep's"sr s'' Sn,
;l I ss ssa 'sSs s.S.aI ~ Ea~.Sash sa5 SO ra
gso ~ lspsud in'er9s ..s s'".'' at :, sD' an P TO-
Sns a. saon, jana ca ~ arriving" ''
f,s aO a. 80 ~ a ..., % .ai is F Ss Soi vii the s@
'A''Ns'" "''' Mu.ra Ssssnn'ss'ssA
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
Professional gutias.
Si,ambuats anS SailruaSs.


EOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-The
NELLY WHITE leaves Pier 81 X r. Of Maet
srd foot of Thirty fourth
eons.etpg With the psubury and New Haven Railroads
DEOPLEs LINE for rALBANY-Steamers ST.
JOHN aud nREwOne Of these magnificent steamers leaves Pier
A. North River FOOT Of Csnsls EVENING sundays
s,es 81 osoeh Passengers desiring the comforts and nIuss Of
elias, hotel hsve their wishes ssed these and
AbAsy In ample tine Tor railroad trains North And West
frs sa taken reduced rates
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.'S
I'D INDEPENbESr LiSk for the WEST. SOUTHWEST aud
St WBsr received and forsarded DAILY INLAND
LIMB keTsh E,.r RArkS Low With Qsek Dnpstsh
THIS ROUTE ONLY 10 Washington b. e. and
,urs TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED Apply
rBRvBL. General Astu. No e1 Broadway, Deyst.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains Jsnsy CT, 'ot Vermont At us and 025 "a
~ SEA sad6 u The 5.ls Freight Ard a. a22 ssd "a
y ''"'D'" ''' "'v'' fnNs v nsVARfgr sspsrrtssdtst
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20


IT STILL WAVES, Better than Ever" The
Spangd Banner" Reh rare as' The Oh h'onis oI ~
Ahead 81
coun, type tled tho bhm sh etssing sishs, Poy
Fun and Sos-bse Comic Fnsrt'iHrs Nt Wis
0sy sBd Gss CAsdd', 'c, 80 pslI hks Or
that gives hoV The reAihg Tor the uoh'l sc'H' p =. VIZ s
,pd suy ce.i, shd psd aspeni 'si plate 90
s,Bg Isr24 euutlsd .sd ~sb 81 fsp'r n"s
nj eli kr CssT. SsTf.scTioN sr,HsSrssD
Mon.y sst'sg Has ben pah, i Jsa'
ks~st.aers have h An Ssss Co v y rhos
sntir copies Fv, ~, oug eeinmn ft sny -
cers ssrd IS and s'sirs Et 1870 sec
Ibuu~. fs Adks
BASSER Hirsis's. y. ~
JNHE SOUTHERN JOURNAL of EDuCA-
TON edited by The Of Pnhhe lnirrou or ksh
ttv contain. pagss snI Published inantb
copies The best and ehsspest advertising medium ~
page, pave Ads john HBARS. Pnbhshsr rbeib1'ns ~
MANHOOD.'-Anot NEW MEDICAL
WI PAMPHLET from the pen Of Dr. CURTIS " lhs Medical
Tines. .su This yaushs ste ths AID
dcols how b,i inpe thoush secret sus
rrnth manhood ard how easily gaa~i II e, esN usop
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pertinent lay In the three weeks intervening be-
itr as mere pain Of body was concerned, there WAS
htie to choose between the agony or one day pin
another; but the apprehension thFt insanity gh hes
in, certainly aggravated the distress of the later sges U
the tra When knows tlat he - piat tiehg sei,
SOhtfol 10 the very utmost aud holding nlsell W
ly 10 hls work IN spite OF the graYest dscout
tc consciousness that large vacuum Is peIIe BiauS
formed I'm his brain is not eXhlaIating. A., ,., .,
The next daytO a very memorable one we s'h i oi
January, sat for most OF the day rocking anu @
words a low sepuchral voice. but with the one pitef
feeling penetrating my whole nature that come whSl
wOuld, on that day tcO,td not -,
When The clock struck twelve az midnight and knew
that for the first time In many years had hyed ior MI
ent re day without OPIUM IL excited surprise or exu
taon The capacity for emotion Of any kind was ex
hausted | seemed az little capable OF sentiments as
man ell could be- this side of ms winding sheet shew
out the problem How to leave of opium, and that had
apparently attained final deiyerance: but was sew
efal weeks before appreca ed with any confidence Tue
completion OF the task had undertaken.
A valuable portion of the volume consists OF two
papers by Mr.. Fitz Hugh Ludlow detailing the most
judciOus modes of treatment, and urging the estaD
shment of public hospital for the victims OF the
habit. He writes with canestness and zeal, and
brings his singularly graphic power OF dehneatioh
10 enforcing his convictions the attention OF the
public