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THE ASSAULT AND ROBBERY OF DR.. Gun
NNGToN.-Dr. Cunningtoh, the musical leader
and composer, who was knocked down and
rohhed in the vicinity of Ninth and Spruce
streets few nights since, has nearly Iecovere
rom the effects Of the injuries he received The
Doctor received blow with "blllyn on the
back of the head which knocked HIM senseass,
aud he was aso kicked and beaten about tue
body. Among the articles stolen from him was
very heavy gold watch chail, presented t.
him by the orcheslra OF the Academy of Music.
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A VIOLENT BUMMRR.--Ye yesterday afternoon
John Howley, lame fellow, called at the resi-
Being told TO go toe rear or, he refused, got
angry, and pushed his crutch through TWO hand
some Taues OF glass. Policeman Jarvis arrested
hlm aud took him before Alderman Patched, who
sent him below.
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Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO, Nov. 9.-The 6 O'Clock train of thi.
morning, on the New York Central Railroad.
bound to Lockport, was thrown rom the track,
when about mile from tee DEPOT. By running
over pair OF canal horses. But little damage
was sustained by the train, although the point
where the accident occurred was dangerous
place. Both the horses were killed, one being
cut into small pieces.
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From GeOrpia.

ATLANTA, Nov. Ex-Governor Bullock issues q
proclamation Offering $4,000 for the arrest and
convection of the person or persons who caused
the death OF Albert &. Ruifin, Sheriff of Rich
mond county, who waS killed in the election riot
at Augusta.
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not told except that he says 1t is unlawful and
not legally part of the Consultation, out ne
demands the trihiug sum OF $4,000 damages Tor
the refusal Of the registrars to write hlm down
o qualified voter. Colonel Glover IS the attorney
IN the case, and when 1t comes up 1t VIII no
doubt be argued upon the constitutional points.
In the meantime Mr.. Hutehins continues to run
the Times and is getting large circulation.
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DELAY OF VESSELS AT THE LAzARErro.--The
shipmasters and merchants of this port arc
constantly complaining OF the unnecessary
delay OF vessels at the Lazaretto, for the pur-
pose of beng examined by the Port Physician.
The growine commerce of our port demands au
extension of the facilities now afforded this
official during the quarantine season, and the
Board of Health have made application to
Councils for an APPROPRIATION for steam.tug
for The nse OF that gentleman. OF the absolute
necessity OF such mode OF transportation there
can be no doubt.
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The Crown of Spain.
Snow Falling In the West,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-onow has been falling tn q
morning in Central and Western Kansas, and
rain has fallen in Eastern Kansas and Western
Missouri for the past torLy.eight hours. Heavy
rain ten here al last night.
Mrs. Catharlne Epgels aud Mike Moran were
arrested yesterday for dealing in counterfeit
money. Between $1,000 and $4,000 in So and $50
grecnbachs AID postal currency were secured.
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COLONEL W. B. SLAUGHTER, of Wisconsin,
will deliver a lecture to morrow evening at u
O'Clock, in Rev. John Chambers church, on
1.-The Comparative Iufuence OF Free aud Slave
Labor in The Formation of Character" Colonel
Slaughter Is well acquainted with the situation
iu the sou'h, and the proceeds of his lecture
are 10 be devoted to o worthy object of charity.
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FIREs.-At half-past 2 o'clock this morn
inc, barn and two dwellings belonging to Mr..
Broadbent, situated on Rhodes lane, near
Haddineton, were totally destroyed by fire.
The grocery store on the northeast corner OF
Fourth and Green streets was slightly damaged
by lre at u O'Clock this morning.
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FROM BUROPE BY CABLE.
hPaIrIcaI.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-John s. Clarke, the Ameri-
can comedian, playot ~ the Strand Theatre on
Friday evening last, be ore the Queen, the
Prince anu fr,nces, IT W. les, Reverb johnson
aud o.her noiabes.
The Crown of Spain.
The Times Madrid correspondence writes to
that journal that the crown OF spain VIII proba-
bly, be offered TO Eapa-terO. The decree remoV-
iIg Lersuno1 from the Office OF Captain-G enc II
OF Cuba, and appoiu ing Genera. Dulce in his
place, has been officially published.
ship News.
SOUTHAMPTON, NOV. 9.-Ihe Hammonia sailed
hence for New York on Saturday last at 4'l5
Z. NJ.
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CoNFIscATED.-Thep pelice of the Twentieth
ward last night overhauled WAGON at Hutchin-
500 and Master streets, in which were concealed
three barrels OF whisky. The driver skedaddled
and the liquor was taken to the station,
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In SEssIoN.-The Boiler Advisory Commits
sion is now sitting tor the purpose or hearing
applications for positions under the bill. All
applicants are notified to call at the Mayors
Office.
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From South Caroi,na-Republica Ma
iUTIty 5000.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-Ibe Daily Neus has
nearly complete returns from every county in
South Carolina, giving Republican majority of
$500 democratic gain of 49, 5O0 cince the elec-
tion for the new Constitution in April last.
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" INON1 q
Speaker COIfax
arrived here this norning for the purpose Of
formally adjournlng the Rouse tomorrow until
the FIRST MoudSy in December. On Wednesday
or Thursday he will leave in the company with
Senator Wade for Ashtabua, Ohio, where he is
10 lie Married
on the 18th TO Mss Nellie Wade, the Senator's
niece.
Five Senators
and members arrived this morning, but net
enough to make quorum in either house.
Nearly all who came are here on business with
the Departments.
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M ERRICK q SONS

NTERRIC q SONS
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
NO. 40 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM wRIGHTs PATENT VARIABLE
CUT OFF sTEA NJ ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK's SAFETY HOSTING MACHINE,
Patented June 1858.
DAVID JOYS
PATENT VALvELEss STEAM HAMMER:
ID. M. WESTON's
PATENT ELF.CEETERING sELF-BALANCINd
CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR DRAINING MACHINE
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or WoOllen ha anufactuTera. 710mw
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Speaker COlfax's Prospective Mar
riage-Arrival of Congressman
"A Quorum not Present.
FROM WASHING TON.
Speaker COIfax

Special Despatchto TO The EVcnih0 Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Nov.
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is probably the only member of Preside at 10
sons Cabinet who will be reappoint,d.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mcssrs. Leitch &
Bruins sold yesterday, FOR Louis McLain, AS
sisnee, lot of land. with the buildings, on
Mceting-street, upper wards, measuring eighty
feet front by one hundred and forty feet deep,
for 1886.
A lot, with the buildings, on the south side
of Wodlfc-ssreet, measuring torty-three feet
front by one hundred feet deep, for $3.50.
A lot, with the house and outbuildngs, on
the east side of Meetng-strcet, upper wards,
measuring forty feet front By one hundred and
forty-two feet six inches deep, for $28S.
The terms in each case were one-third cash,
and the balance in one and two wears.
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A NEEDED IMpRovEMENT.-The sidewalk on
the north side of CaIhoun-street, east Of the
Bay, is in deplorable condition, and demands
immediate attention. 1t is lower than the bed
of the street, and covered with broken bricks,
which render walking anything but pleasant.
As the new plank road will pass through this
portion of Calhoun-street, the authorities
should see to the sidewalks, or pedestrians
will be driven to walk in the middle Of the
st-aot
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The SAVANNAH REPUDLIoAN.-This journal
was sold at auction in Savannah on Tuesday
last for s11 $50, about $500 less than its ap-
praised value. The Republican will in future
be published and edited by Col. j. R. Sneed,
who was the predecessor of the late proprietor
MIR. Hayes. Col. Sneed is gentleman OF ex-
perience and ability, and will doubtless make
the Republican well worthy Of the thr living city
in which it circulates.
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A CHANCE FOB CoTroN PLANTERs.-Tho man
ufacturers of the Star Cotton Gin and Con-
de ser have reduced their prices fully twenty
five per cent. less than the former rates, and
these indispensable articles are now offered to
the public at q very low figure. M:ssrs. Came
ron, Barkley & Co. are the agents Of the gins,
and will take pleasure in explaining their me-
chanism and merits. For full particulars see
advertisement
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SOUTHERN CADETS AT WEST PoINT.-Below
will be found list OF cadets from the South"
cru States. admitted to West Point Military
academy, on first September last. A number
OF others had appointments, but failed to pass
the necessary examination: Tennessee-W.
Il. ". James; North Carolna-S. W. Jones,
W. Lassiter, q. R. Lemby, J. E. Tyler; South
Carollna-G. D. Wallace; Aabam2-W. II.
Miller, o. B. Warwick; Florida-C. &. Narnum;
Arkansas-H. Wygant.
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A DULL DAY.-The leaden clouds that OBJ
scured the sun early yesterday morning, pour
ed down their contents during the forenoon,
and the drip, drip Of the ruin was constant
sound during the remainder of the day. There
were no cases reported last night at the Guard
house or Detective Office, and quiet and good
behavior seemed to have been the order Of the
dor
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CoSLIN's CELEDI irED PIG HAMs.-Wm. S.
Corwin & Co., No. o57 King-strcet have received
this week supply OF the above hams, ranging from
five to ten pounds, which are warranted strictly
prime, and will give satisfaction. Prime goshen
butter received every week oy steamer. .
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MATRIMONIAL SoUABBLEs.-The residents of
Rutledge-street, moth OF Wentworth, we're
alarmed few evenings since at hearing the
cries of murder and groans. Efforts were made
to discover whence the alarm proceeded, but
witho 1t success. It WIS shrewdly surmised
that the noise was the result of conjugal infe-
licities,
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DURYEA g. COHEN,
Counsel for the Respondent.
+ W RroWnfield.

The Attorney-G General opened his Argument
by reading tho military orders OF General Can
by in regard to the election, and the twenty
seventh section of the fourth article ofthe con-
stitution on the same subject; the certificate
from the Registrar of Mesno Conveyance that
the bond had been signed and was deposited
in that Office, also the commission Of the Gov
ernor. He also read the demand Of Richmond
for the Office and the reply Of MIR. Brownfeld
through his counsel, and closed by reading the
suggestion which had induced the issuing OF
the writ Of quo parrdato. Mr.. Chamberlain
said that having argued similar case before
and before the same Judge, he deemed it use
less to repeat the arguments used on that oc-
acasion, especially as he understood that ,oppo-
site counsel designed coRfning the question
strictly to the point at issue, and there would
be no points raised as to the legality of the Re-
construction acts or other foreign subjects. He
was present simply to show who was the Clerk
of the Court and not to argue points not bear
ing on that issue. The military orders, the
constitution and the acts Of the Legislature
we're the law, and upon them he rested his de-
fence Of the claimant.
MIR. Cohen, in reply, said that if the Attor-
.ney-General rested upon the military orders,
his case would fall short, granting that such
orders could be issued, which, however, could
not be done under the Reconstruction acts.
These orders required all officers elect to
qualify under the laws of South Carolina, which
stated that the bond must be filed within thirty
days after the election. This not being done
in this case, the election would be void. Rich
mond having failed to comply with this require
meDt as to time, Brown6eld was still the Clerk,
because by the same law the Clerk holds Office
until his successor is elected and qualified.
The election in this case was held on June 8.
under military orders. Thirty days after
this Richmond should have qualified, or
his election was void. The order announc-
ing the election was issued July first.
Admitting this to DO in conformity with
the Constitution and Reconstruction acts, the
S1st os July vas the last day on which the bond
could be filed, as the military orders required
all officers to conform with the acquisitions OF
the Provisional Government. Richmond did
not file his bond until the 29th OF August,
which, under the orders, was one month after
the election was mado void. Mr. Brownield
.wss commissioned by Governor Orr on the
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CHEAP AppLEs.-AIrs. C. D. Kenrick, No. SO
Market-strcct, has n large stock Of fine Northern
apples, which will be sold from sxty-ive cents to
one dollar per peck. and from twenty 10 thirty-hye
cents per dozen This is good chance for an
investment.
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IL. IL.

IF you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or MiIler's Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling 90 to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. SO Broad
street
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The DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND Ooh,
.xsnc1A1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting room at nine o'clock this morn
ing Single copies FIVE cents. Orders fcr ten
oon;as and over will be filed at the rate OF two
and half cents per COPY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

CAMPBELL, KNOX l. Co. will sell at 10 oelGcS' CLOCK
at their auction house, Hasel-street, groceries,
R NJ. MARSHALL s. BROTHER vii! sell as,ioa a.
half-past 10 o'clock, in front h0rse OF sne'f o''
Mites DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, az ms
store re corner of King and Liberty Streets
boots, shoes and hats.
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SOUTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CoMpANY.-No quorum was present at the
meeting Of this company last evening, and il
was informally determined to call another meet
ing for Thursday evening next.
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MoREHEAD BrrTEks.-These b;tters can bt
h. ut James Mexican, No. 5S Anson-street. who il
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos hi"
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST cRcULATIoN.-THE D ALLY
srws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING Tue LARGEST CIR
cr.,r1oS IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
puBLysHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN The PosToFF1cE AT THE END OF
ZACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRov1S-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFICE LAW.
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CHOICE GREEN AM BLACK TEAS, one dolla
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

OYSTER Soup and boilel bass for lunch al
Torck's this forenoon.
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RocK-A-BY BABY, ON THE TRAN-ToP.-On
Wednesday, as the down Columbia night ex-
press train on the South Carolina Railroad was
approaching Stilton's Turnout, signal was
given for the train to stop. lady got on, and
when the train moved off basket, neatly cov-
cred with cloth, was found in the conductors
Office. The basket was addressed to sc. w.
Clark, Mayor of Charleston" No one knew
ANYTHING about it, and while it was being eX-
amined, an unmstakable cry was heard. Wnen
the basket WAS opened it was found to contain
white boy baby, apparently about four days
old. The child was sewed up i'll piece OF
cloth, and had no clothing. 1t was necessary
to make some provision at once for the little
stranger" and, as it was thought that Mayor
Clark might not be in the way Of such things,
the stcwardess, Martha, left the child at
Branchville to be nursed. The child at last
accounts was doing we'll, but permanent 'wet
nurse" is wanted. When the city ls ready to
receive the child, Martha will, it is presumed,
deliver him to the Mayar.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, October S.-ChdreS'on
Hosel.-D. L. Ward, R. aud G. Railroad; j. G..
Gillett, Augusta, Ga; ". ". Coleman, New
York; Geo. Hammond, Nashville; E. Fl. Foy,
Philadelphia; Jno. p. Smith, Baltimore; Mrs.
Geo, T. Lincoln, Providence, r. L.; Saml j.
Custer, Georgia; C. G. NOVEL;, Monroe, Ga;
W. W. MARBLE, W. H. Beers, Beaufort; A. S.
Alden, Savannah.
Pauilion Hote'.-Henry A. Cohen, city; c.
W. Smith and lady, Chas. C. Smith, Baltimore;
W. H. Nichols and lady, Backville; F. N.
Walker, Cross Anchor, s. c.; N. P. Dutton,
steamer Sea Gull; J. B Hendricks, Florida; J..
S. Brockingtou, Winnsbury; P. S. Worsham,
Gourdln's; W. L. Worsham. Cooper River; Jas.
o. Ladd. Summor....e; G. i. Cook and lady,
Newman, Ga; Z. P. Lucas, Darlington; DR.. j..
Lunney, Darlington; I. A. McCook, Bennetts-
vile; P. G. Coburn, H. ". Coburn, Summer
vile; W. A. Armstrong, South Carolina; Geo.
". Byrd, Asheville, n. Q.
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MILL POND OYSTERS,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
moi 0l

DLANIED, NURTURED AND FED BY THE
Cannonsboro' Company, universally acknowl-
edged by judges to DO the finest favored OYS rERS
in the world-tat themselves and most fattenng
nourishmenl. superior to Norfolk and New York
Blvalves IN delieacy sweetness and relish.
To bo had in quantity or at RETAIL by the barrel,
bushel or pc in the shell and by the gallon, quart
or pint opened, at the WEST END OF BEE-STREEc.
October JOHN S. SCHMIDT, Agent.
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NOTICE To PILOTS.-CITY TREh-
IN SURY 1st Octoocr, 1858 All Licenses that
have expired can he renewed on the recommenda-
ton OF the Chairman oftue Board of Commissioners
directed to the Mayor, on application ut this Office
this month 5. THOMAS.
October City Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-27
WASHINGTON.

wAsulSGroS, July 27.-The Senate held
. session last evening Quite number Of
nominations were received from the Presi-
dent, the most important Of which were
the following: Simon johnson, . law
yer Of this city. for Assistant Secretary Of
tho Treasury; Gen. Rosscraox for the Mex
lean Mission, and Alex. Cummings, Of
Philadelphia, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue.
Tho report Of the Conference Committee
on the funding bill WAS received and agreed
to. II provides for two classes Of bonds,
principal and interest payable in coin. one
at4 per cent, payable in ~ wears, the 9TH
or Il ~ per cent, payable in 30 ysars.-
Both are exempt from oil taxation except
the income tax.
Both Houses take recess at noon to day
until the 2lst Of September, but Il 10 un-
derstood among Republican members that
it will not be incumbent upon them to meet
n that time unless properly notified before
the 10th Of that month.
The Senate has confirmed the following
officers.
Chas. @. Wilson, Of Illinois, Chief Justice
tho Supreme Court of Utah.
Il. X Spslding, Of Ohio. Consul at Homo
lulu.
w. w. Wilcox. Deputy Postmaster q
Mattoon.
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latest News
BF TELEGR.fPH.
I'D THE DAKLv DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

NV foRK, July 2s.-Henry CANADIAN
and Patrick MAIDEN were murdered last
night by Michael Reach proprietor of q
lager beer saloon 10 West Hoboken, whila
attempting TO enter the house in opposition
to ms wishes.
The Sinai Hebrew convention Yesterday
afternoon, in twelve hours session, adopted
. nsw constitution. There was an exciting
csbate on the amt ndment restricting mem.
bsrship to Israslites Of good moral charac-
ter. which WAS finally rejected.
Policeman Sherwood, Of the 2ist pre-
cinct, the Same in which officer Smiddiek
was murdered, Was nearly assassinatsd
yesterday morning by two roughs named
Jas. Cannon and Jos. Lorman, who had
been arrested. Sherwood will recover.
Michael Slattey, one OF Brooklyns coro-
nsrs. died yesterday.
The new Roman Catholic church. "OuS
Lady Of Victory" WAS dedicated in Brock
Ign yesterday.
Delegates to the National Temperance
Convention at Cleveland Leave to-day.
The Union Base Bail Club. OF Morrisiana,
left yesterday for tour Of New York State
aud the West.
BUFFALO. July 2r.-Entriss to the annual
horse fair, which opens Tuesday nsz',
closed late on Saturday, 70 entries having
been made for different trots.
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Nov. reader. Iself abuse. tsnsrsai Diseases
|Aaaiy cured. aud sexsAl slcsssss are oil capable
(os prod scing = weAkssss Of the gensrstivs or
|asas. The organs OF generation. when In per-
|1ses health, make the man. Did you ever think
eAsa shoss bold. defiant, energetic, Psrssvsrine.
toscsssssai business men. are always those whose
Insssssa,vs organs are 10 perfect heslths Yos
nsssr hear such complain OF being mslan-
sAsly. 81 nervousness OF psip,taton Of the heart.
|fAsv ere never afraid they cannot succeed 10
{hassnesa. thew don't become sad aud disccur-
aged they are always polite and pleasant In the
Isomraay OF iadies. and look you and them right
II the face none of your downcnst looks or any
Eether mesnncss about them. do not mean
eAcss who keep the organs niamcd by by run.
|nsnr TO excess. These wlll not only ruin their
DenssisitSiion. but also ::thoss they do business
a,th or for.
Re~ msay men, from badly cured diseases.
rom the effects of solf abuse aud excuses. have
broaE ht about ,ha, stateof weak ness in those or
asns that has reduced the general system 30
mach - TO induce almost every other disease =
Idsccv. iunacy. paralysis. spinal affections. sui
lode. end alInos, every other form OF disease
f~A,eh LanaAnit IL heir 10. aud the real cause Of
she trouble sesrcsl, ever suspected, aud have
aoetsred Ter eli but the right one.