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THE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.

ORGANIZATION OF THE LEAGUE-ITs CONSTR
TUITION
PHILADELPHIA, Feb ia meeting of the
manufacturers and miners OF the United States and
others interested In the health and growth OF nome IN
dustry was held this morning in the Board OF TRADE
rooms The object OF the meeting stated in the pub
lie call, was Ito reOrganze a more eiheent Natonai
League or Association include all our useful indus
tries and to be center for unity OF pan ana ot
associations OF special industries" About IS gentlemen
we're present representing the NewEngand states New
York. Pennsylvania. and the western states inc hUp'
Henry d. Moore called to the chair, and MI u. Is
stebbns appointed Secretary The secretary then reau
the following resolution. which was adopted: .,a
esoed aud cooperation to gain ana
mpa the relations and inter Of all osea
public opinion gain saon touching home ndg'Iry We
important aud maintain NaOn'l Industrial League
The following constitution was then adopted;
Contribution .
The name Of th. organization shall 1.-THE National In
ARr object, shall be promote the manufacturing aud other
producing 1 81 s oS. sd ' and our sHd
conditions thus help the growth correct public OPINION ana
49, % aes ssd J,, system Of internal revenue and
will awe hst just aud fair p,SeoS to SST indus
our people and tbe highest honor of our Government
her Sy psyas ten dollars, and associations special Industries
members BY delegate. such terms may be decided
he uenb.r off n. Ereeatve Cornell
b. oscsr shall be President thirteen Presidents
delegate Of their Gunbs and a,
Gifts officers shall be e0 nemb e Of the council al ohes 70 DC
AIT sTbs Vice President hi. .O.enee shall pre-
AIR Treasurer shall keep and account for all noneys pay
orders of the signed By the Secretary, annual
report ard property his successor
Secretary shall keep record Of mestugs, receive and
collect be paid to the Treasurer
eet arrange eve genea aid be best and make annpa
aad the progress and prospects OF
American industry. =, =,
AEr Council shall provide needed and farn
articles the
Letting giving the Treasurer and sudiag accounts
GIL vacancies 10 once sfopi by
laws call meetings generally for the objects Of the League
Of the League shal be az the discretion
Council yearly oeae and ten days notice shall be given Of
an meeting
o debts contracted
AR H. This Consultation amended regular meeting by
Vote except Article TO- when shah Stand uBasred
Nominations for permanent officers OF the League were
be appointed to select candidates for the Vice Presi
dency and nj up the list OF other officers. Upon notion
Mr. Kennedy OF Philadelphia elected temporary
President aud Mr.. Stebbins OF Detroit Secretary
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THE COURTS.
THE WARD DIVORCE CASE.

I'm the divorce case of Ward against Ward,
already It's various preliminary forms published at
some length, motion yesterday made In the su-
preme Court Chambers TO attach the plaintiff for his
failure pay tho anony ordered by the Court 20 be
paid 20 his wife pending the suit The amony was fixed
at 81 200 per annum with counsel fee OF $500 The plain
tiff pleaded that his income last year but
~ with $500 Of uncoected debts, aud that he
could not pay. Tho defendants counsel, Mr.. Gerry.
claimed that this statement as plaintiff had one to
support but himself conclusive against him. Decis
ion reserved.
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THE MAYALDO TRIAL.

The prisoner donate Mayaldo) indicted for
homicide last July brought for trial III the Court
OF Oyer and Terminer. yesterday but his cousei sked
for an al Monday ne was engaged IN the
McHenry case, now being tried In the circus Court
Judge Barnard quite willing to allow the to
90 over the OF counsel that there
were many witnesses to examine, aud no alone know
enough properly present for the prisoner
tho Judge yielded and the was set down for Mon
day peremptOrly. %
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COURT CALENpARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CouRr CEcUT-PART I-0yer and
TernDer-No CreR Calendar PART I-Nos l2t6 248
1900 1874 100. 3s lao R72 27s 1919 1850 lag 1890
aS !9 lOe PAnI llikas OF OsI sl ast RAJ d 1888 sos
a JaJ lfJ3 bB l26 6i7. 6i3 2i9 1887. g29 lOl6 6aJ
SUPREME CoURr--SPECIAL Terminus. 1904. III
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Bd%und. RI then moved to proceed with the consid
Grafton of the Constitutional amendment reporter nun
teT bt Of citizens Of Omitted vote and ho o1ee shall
10, ,. denied s1 OF Or IsS s1b sSs On Of ssde
MIR move that the Senate adjourn lCries
MIR sTEWART-i viii call for the Yeas and Nays on
every motion to adjourn call for them on tels motion
Tie Senate refused to adjOurn-Yeas q; Nays, %.
Mir Stewards motion was then carried and the amend
ment reported from the Judiciary Committee was before
Mr.. NYE expressed the hope that IL would not be
adopted and that the senate Wo9a n9 h% hn occn
pied discussing the proposition 10 give tae @ q hd
the right OF suffrage, but he was now satsnea tns ~
been wasted, because was apparent .at ~ "
meut could be agreed TO so long as proessed 1rlehs
the measure voted with ITS enemies TnT
the two Senators from Massachusetts had taiheu ,h
quenty about the right of the negro 10 To'e anu him
but now, when there came from a. the ~, Ho use
resolution proposing to sys t sSmner Voted Nor
Very loud aughter The same was true OF tnS saor
from Kansas tPomefoyj who had grown gray and bald
i'm demanding ballot for the negro laughlerI SUN
Negro suffrage in the senate, he yel was opposed to
spending further time IN the consiueraon, VI p
vote enceforh during the session to leave tue poor o
Constitution alone and attend to the pressing pr"o''"
Mr. HOWARD as before, opposed the resolution OF inc
Judiciary Committee, for several reasons lo c ", C S
gress to say that but members OF some pdiucu"
religious sect should hold office. ,n. T., troso
Mr.. DRAKE again offered his amendment III these
words No citizens Of the United States shali on ac
CONT NJ color or previous condition OF servude
ne denied the right vote OF hold Office" ms, nc
thought better than the judiciary Committees
In the latter that the right TO vote was natural right
The amendment was rejected
Several other amendments were offered and voted
down. - - a.. A., a.i,x
Mr. NYE moved to strike out all after the enacun2
clause, and substitute the anendnont as u cane IRON
the House. and expressed his belief That unless the
amendment were carried the Constitutional AmendIneht
would fail altogether. .
Mr. WILSON briefly indicated himself from the charge
of Inconsistency made by Mr. Nye, and insisted that ms
action this subject entirely consistent Win
all his previous words and actions in regard TO IT,
Mr. HOWARD renewed the offer OF his substitute as
follows "CitiZeus OF African descent shall nave te sano
right and hold office in the States ana IerrltoTes
as other citizens" LOst-Yeas, %, Nays, q. $500,
Several other amendments made ana reJecteu,
when the report OF the Senate Judiciary Committee Wac
g...t "a l.- ft,af alin rfftr Fpfa.
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iAnnOuneementsi

s. BROKAw BROTHERS Great Clothing Empo
ruu Boys wholesale and retail opposite Cooper Institute.
SUNDAY-ScHooL BooKs.-BRoUGHTo Il W.
NAN Bible House keep the largest and best
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then to appoint a Committee OF Conlete"''
meet the House Committee at oeloo 90 Navsa.
e Swat then refused TO concur in tho House propo
stOn by the following vote;
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by the following vote:

Days, MctTteTb nd"'sO"IH
The amendment adopted IS rs follows: 49,,
The othe United states to vote and hold once 'n
abridged BY The United States any state on account
Of race, color or previous co. dtiun Of serSituie:"
At ll:t5 o'clock the Senate adjourned
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Mr. WOOD moved TO reconsider the vote ana luy INC
motion TO reconsider on tho table.
Mr. INGERSOLL moved TO adjourn. -, =,
Pending the vote by Yeas and Nays the hOpr OF -
arrived and the House took recess Till H. the evening
session TO he for appropriation bills.
The bank bill up tomorrow on the motion 70 To-
consider.
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NV WORK nARExr.
NEW YoRK, December al D. m-Cotton
9niet and weak and Y cent lower to sell, mid.
Sai and so%Ia. s. 0e opsns au,s aS Sa,
arIi winter tlsi, amber ti,so: ooin quiet
"a 't s:S S.,, SSisss sa ''sss,
quiet but arm "a sOGsssS. aoiS ias a r''f
nALrINoRH sARkEr.
BALTIMORE, Dec. L-Brsddsfsfs.-Ths nour
steady A. our Quotations for all varieties.
sales THIS morning were All for local eonsump.
ton, no purehsies beias made for export, and
super al II, So, $50 barrels DO. al N.Ssas, 100
barrels 90; Extra ~ $50, 100 barrels Western
Estra At y ny and 300 barrels Howard Street
Family Neo'so07 per barrel Total $50 bar.
WAeai : Was In rather light supply this
mornins,. the receipts reaching 5000 bushels.
prise 1 900 bushels choice Maryland red st
sl4o. l,soo DO good e prime Do; At d.ss; LOO
Western OF Pennsylvsnia sold.
corn-CoDtinues to arrive freely, the 70.
ceipts to. day reaching $4,000 bushels. Prices
are up..nd the market 10 steady aud buoysnt.
At slRo3 cents, the bulk 81 sss3el cents, and
1900 bushels new yellsw ct from 90 to " cents
the bulk At 9oG93 cents, :.
nomiuslly fair to prime at es@Si.os.
EoanEStesay and arm. Sales to-day Of 1000
uuli, unthvOtnOle
Liverpool advices, and holdsrs are gene rally
asking advanced rates. We have only to nots
this morning sale Of 200 bales low middling at
~ cents, and We report sale late yesterday
OF 100 bales low middling on private terms.
Prices are nopinally as follows. viz, ny cts.
for good ordinary, ~ cents for low. middling,
and 2th cents for middling. The receipts 81
~ the ports this week have been upwards OF
100, 900 bales.
PropistonI. Prices are up At all points West,
and the market here Is In consequence very
strong, but there is little doing, stocks here
being as yet very light, Bulk meat IL
wanted, and cured lots would sell readily ion
the market. Shoulders we quote nominal At
1915 cents, and Sides at l6,, cents for rib and
II cents for clear rib. Bacon 10 10 good de-
msnd and nrm, but In quite light supply,
shoulders being especially scarce. Orders
are being allied at our quotations, via lsS0
Gl5N cents for Shoulders; 49, i8isX eents Tor
rip Sides, and l929i9Y cents for clear
RIB, but there are no sales of round lots
making. Lard 10 frm at lsiS6l9 cents, but
we hear OF no sales. Mess Pork 10 Arm At
~, and we note sales Of new runp do. ct
Sseds.-Receipts OF Glover continue light,
and the market arm with an upward tendency.
Sales to-day $50 to 200 bushels at ". soSas.is
per bushcl. Timothy and Flax remain dull at
| unchanged rates
WhisEy-Duli 10. day at n.otal.os cents per
gallon. No sales reported.
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Personal,


Charles Dickens will commence some time
this month his farewell readings In London.
Mr.. A. D. Richardson len several iucom-
plete works. Il 10 said that he recently
bought an interest in the Chicago Republican,
and was about to take charge Of that paper.
Mr.. Isaac strohm, engrosslng clerk OF the
House Of Representatives, arrived In town
on Saturday In excellent health, and was
most cordially received by his host of
friends.
Mark Twain will be In town this week.
Hon. 8. L. Hogc, N. c., Columbia, s. c.,
arrived In town last night, aud has taken
rooms at 452 Thirteenth street, between Z
and Y. Mr.. Hoge at ono time was judge Of
the Supreme Court OF South Carolina, and
10 we'll known throughout that State as an
able member Of the bar.
A. J. Kretchor, United States navy; W.
D. wallach, Cuipeper Court house; J. NJ.
Orr. Virginia; Lawrence Leahy, St. Paul,
Minnesota; arc at the Owen House.
Rev. DR.. Laird Collier, Of Chicago; Hon.
John Coburn, Indiana; Hon. W. II. Wads-
worth, Hon. P. N. DoI, Alabama; Lieut..
Gov. N. N. Walden, OF Iowa; Hon. John
T. Deweese, North Carolina; Hon. John
Taffe, Nebraska Foster Blodgett, ESQ.,, of
South Carolina, and jesse z. Adams and r.
Ridgeway, members elect from Virginia,
are at the National.
Major General shaler, New York; Major
General J.P. Hartranft, Pennsylvania; Gen.
James Craig, Missouri; Gen. C. c. Huntley,
Montana; T. J. Jencks, Rhode Island; Tru-
man Hoag, ohioi 8. 8. Marshall, Illinois, T.
W. MeNeely, Ill D. W. VOORHEES,, Indiana;
P. W. stradee, Ohio; 8. P. Nuckolly, dele
gate from Wyoming, 8. P. Dyer, Missouri
arc at the Metropolitan.
Senators Cragin and Patterson, Hone,
John s. Wltcher and J. II. Duvall, OF West
Virginia, and @. r. Maxwell, Register Of
the Land officc at Salt Lake, are at the st.
James
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FOR LETTRR BALANCES.
Po.r oz,Is. PlrAErsssI.

wAsHiHaroE, d. c.. Dec. 1, lssp. !
Sealed proposal. vi Be received At this Depart;
The use Of The Post 0noss Ia the nitsd States Tor
oas rear from Aad after the first day OF February.
INV. Of the folio wing 4 seription, nAmsly:
Isl Balance. capable Of wslIhlst eight ounes,'
ayoidupois weight, to be graduated dovn to qar.
ter ounces % these u Is supposed Loo viii be
graduated BY the Metric or, Eramms system. or
this class 100 may be required.
ID. Balances capable Of Weighing thirty two
on noes, Ayoird upois weight. TO be gradual 20
half ounces. OF this class IL 10 supposed zoo Will
Perfect securasy, strength aud durability will
be required 10 the Bsianees to be furnished.
company each bid, Aad the bidder who may obtain
ths contract will be required 70 furnish Balances
Of = quality In all respects equal 70 the sample
Ia box Tor IAaspoItstieh' AID delivered, Tres d
alt expense. TO the Blank Agency. Washington,
Eseh bidder must furnish with his proposal
Gu.rantse. Of his ability to comply with h's bid,
and a eertne.ts frHn a postmaster that such guar
AntoTs are reliable persons,
Two sunieispt saretlss will be required 10 con
A failure to furnish promptly Balances con.
trActsd for or the furnishing u an inferior article
viii Be considered SUFFICIENT cause for forfeiture
The Pcs,mssisr 0sasral rsseIys. the n Eht u de-
cidiDE which bid, In Its pIAetieal results may be
most 10 tns Interest Of the Department and Aso Of
TsJsotng any OF ali bids Y. IN his Judgment the
intersss Of fhe Department require X .,.
FTSPSs: ,s NUT ., e isBs .sss T.
The First Assistant Posimastsr General. MSshing
ton. b, o. JOHN A; J, cRkswkLL.,
de6. MOT Postmaster General
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- WHY vofVfo tuo pcOpfo
that Il may DO understood In the abstract and
In the application ! The peoples represent
atives know best the true letter Of the law,
and let Il reach where II will most benefit.
The attention q the American people Is
to-day calledseo ~ pt.rtisal enterprise of
an International Udusa af Exhibition. No
peaceful aeah our country Just BOW
could mcss snp&saely ehsiiense the interest
Of foreign nations than such gigantic ex-
hibltion. In II would DO represented every
section Of country, every nation, every pur-
suit and every interest. There would be
found the finished capacities Of the North,
the crude and still underlined power Of the
reconstructed States, and tho massive
strength Of our Western territory. And
America, with the drawback Of long and
Devastating struggle, can Insure such sue.
cess rs will compete withh not surpass the
efforts Of the Old World. with such re-
sources this exhibition might be made a
grand national Jubilee for our restoration to
. permanent peace basis; aud as such 1t
would eommand attention from the most
humble, while the interest Of foreign ma
tlons would be mono the less hearty II con-
tnouted 70 ceisoraiion az stupendous as
this would %. .
Inc exhioiuons Oh Europe In the past have
called from our country immense numbers
Of Americans; Indeed, Thousands yearly have
gone without such On iucsntiye, and have
blended With our candor and honesty the
polish OF eourtiy Europe, modifying their
feelings and dominant nationality by such
acquaintance. And 10 has proven strong
bond Of union between the Old and New
World. such an exposition In America
would draw hishsr the sefenee aud wisdom
OF Europe. Thcy would see us as we are, q
perfectly prosperous and growing nation,
though the grass has scarce grown on the
graves Of our heroes, and tho blood still
marks the swords that were uusheathed In
the most bitter struggle tho Christian world
/ has ever known, III We won from martial
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dec.Met
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

Posr oPyIcs DEPARrsISr.l
December 4, ls9 I
SEALED proposals will be received a. the Post
Omee Depar tment until the 3th day OF January,
err for this Department for one year from the LIST
81 February, lb70, Those unaeeompani a By satis-
factory testimonials Of ability 10 fulnll contract
Will not be considered.
All the articles nust be Of the ysry best quality
samples Of which. containing at least . Team Of
each kind OF paper must accompany the bids. and
th- nepArtmsat reserves the TO retain and pay
for the same ct the price stated In the yhsr or
turn them, 81 ilA option.
No bid viii be considered where the articles se.
quired By the Department. and spurious articles
will subject tbs entire bid to rejection, at the
pleasure Of the Department
The subjoiosd list specifies, as nearly as can
nov b dose, the amount, quality aud deserip.
uos Of ea1h Of the kinds Of articles that will be
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THE
PROPOSALS YoR MaArPIso plPKR AND
posr Or Virp n, .x...y

Posr orIieu psrAsrs.sr,l
psrn.a, Until lie nh day q yansary $50, at
e: &. & 4. e:
ss sr ia .s'S q 8: a., p
ihs ro.t on.s p.psItnsai = ws,hinsten' D.
s h. a.. Ss :s:s sssi AID the
1900 i..a. q wi,gglSs f:e.i ssIT issh,. a
nd sssh such T'sn 70 eOntsin % perfect
10 q NJ s,, .S; ,ss e Ps e 4.
lard twisted, ssa u bali. 70 xsiss ssosi
N.' poanS each h.. .st 20 bound :, y I.....
sS;S :G. a;;,Ss t.. Ssn: sf:u
Sesas ) % pr ysss d. S ssSn iii1 io sss
r.ses:sl: Vii !: ..s.iS.S ~ Zach article .spa-
s.S.fSl sI,@Is. ioi q. parpo.s q s;e.r.,nia
s,a ~ "a ~ pspe,smse results Do no.'ad
Nor: Or les. ,S.s * s.si%.,ed su.p,l,l,. may
az I,i'i'' At the di'efeioa Of the Po'ns'.'i
nay s:;f . s: q a,Sf si
81 n blsak AS.ney Of The Post once Department.
,h s,d a I'll ssnd samples Of such articles IS
5.ss Sidd.t nm, y!.. n, g,cgs.si quar-.
s.1 ps.t% SS%Ri 'h s such s Ss sHS
are reliable persons.
Two sudheisnt surstiss will be required to each
contract
4 failure to furnish promptly say ,.rtisl. con
iSss sssirsessd ssr Viii 5. soa.iasrsd .ssissi
cause for the forfeiture Of the contract
Bids not made In conformity with this notice will
not be COS idsrsd.
The Postmaster General reserves the right Of de-
m9st 70 the Interest Of the and also Of
rejeetinI Az OK All bids. 4 In hts judEnsht the
, Proposals must be marked on the envelope with
the nsns Of the article bid for, and the letter ad
JOHN A. J CRgswBLL,
deo-uu Postmaster General,
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

u WisaIsoTos, D. O., Nov, n. 1859,
On the petition Of ions G, MoRRis. of Cincinnati,
Ohio. praying Tor the Of patent grsnted
10 him 90 tie nth day % March, 1858, for an i'm
pro vemsnt In method Of Bending Wood;
closed % the sth day Of February nexti that the
lime for 1llng Afgunsnts and the HAMMERS re,
nat said ps.iAos be heard on the $50 day Of
Any person may oppose this sstsnsisq.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
dSo.nSv CommissioneT Of Patants.
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"a 90 dozen ausilsEs ouaes bottles.
SiS s si'sSI' .Sas s r IL st
such printing on the face As the Postmaster Cen
s.sS stds:, mus. tarn!,A With HI. gTsP9,,...
sample. asd but one .sngl. Of each article bid fer
Ons .,s I Be 20 FL tds no more
BIDS aOt fully sonto,nins TO the sdvsrsissnsnt
The terms and Conditions Of the adysrtIssmsnt
for .istioasry .Ie TO be ipeorpoIsted n the con
men, vi Ia III Gases. Judge whstAsT the srti.
elss teadsrsd By tbs eontrsstor Of the quality
fss .t.iiossry isto be furnished a. It may be
ordered 6y he pspartmsnt. AND At the epn Tract
Il those estimated. -
issh pIePo.-i must b. signed BY the Individual
Ssi OK gis.' each s:d every si.sls named q
\ az :s 1; I ssa.s q 'Gs D.sEssa.
ne D.p.Itment may have The SrIiels fuTalshsd
itst priss lower than iha, demanded BY the con
Bisni forms for proposal. VII be taEnlshsd at
Would sSS Ssap y p'Ra
be taken into consideration unless substantially
Fss Rssa s q tss department will. IN all cases,
decide Wheeler he .Ims q u. sOatiaet have bee
sSmpliea With. and IsssiE serves, he power 70 anaul
5csd: vim approved :.sS,ity ar: to e sven By
failure to supply the articles the contractor and
his surees shall DO liable for the forfeiture pee
hed Ia such bond - liquidAted damages,
TIL, eontrAst viii be .yardsd 70 the lowest and
careful examinations for the purpose Of ascertain.
Ing which bid will in It's practical results, DO most
advAntAasous to the Department.
: The Postmaster General reserves the right o.
rJsetng any o. all bids u IN hts dgmeni the in
tsIaals Of the pspa rtmsat require u.
The proposals must be doIsed on the enyslOp.
..ProPossls for stationsryb ~ and directed TO thu
JOHN J. CRRswRLL,
dso.A6t Postmaster General.
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New Advs,rt i,.u,,r

w q The Psriors q tas f,rst Con Stssstion.l
shss1A, e9rner Of Tenth and 3 ssrss,. Pupil.
20. orGan, Orchestral InstrameStp, Singing,
olyau othe Voice, and Harmony
. Sso q s:S me s:S''Sss
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Wanh.

WANTRD-rAhILIBsB RBAKING UP HOUSE.
w keeping or removing from the city to knew
that they eau dispose Of their furniture, without
the trou BILE or expense OF auction By addressing
II. LEVY. asp PsAnsylvania avenus, southeast
T. 8, justin PAYS PAIR tcAsHl PRICES FOR
~ NlniS :sr.et, Ssswssa p md i streets, third
Build!ns. EB.-AsJ Sois ~ Mali promptly
attended to. = novB.u
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nsy.A CARD.-A Clergyman, while
AZ rs.iding In sonth Amerie. as mls.ionAry.
Of Nervous weaknss RArly Decay. Disease Of
The Urinary and seminal Organs, aRd the whole
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by thi, nObls remedy, Prompted By q desire 70
benefit the athlete and unfortunate, Will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In a sealed envelope, TO any one who needs It, yRRs
or CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
oce-6m Station D. Bible House. New York City