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THE HEALTH OF NAPOLEON.
VAR IN CUBA.

WASHINGTON, August 1s.-Cuban adyices to
the 9th (semt.oficiaI,) stale that the Cubans
are rejoiced at the order OF DeHhodas for a
general conscription, and estimate that it will
double their forces. The negroes are asserting
their Independence under the proclamation OF
the Cespedes Government. and are organizing
for active operations, and have taken the field
at several points in their own defence. General
Quessda is rapidly closing his lines, and be-
lieves that in fifteen or twenty days he will be
in possession OF Nuevitas.
General Jordan is being reinforced by con-
scripted Cubans, and is incorporating them in
his army. he says he will Immediately COM
mence offensive operations, With assurance Of
success, -fH -
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HEMARENGO.- WEIR AND AGU

-
sEMARENGO.-F EVER AND AaUE
CURR, TONIC FEVER PEEvENTlvE,-Tss val.
uablspreparation has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends, who
have used II with the most benenctai results, the
proprietor has been Induced to ofer to the pub.
lie. It Is warranted to cure CHILLs AND FEVER
OF however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradcating its effects from The system It
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen the dges.
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. II 10 purely vEorrABLK
preparation, and % harmless that children Of all
ages may take It with safety. As tonic MARENao
hss no superior and for debility sartiins from the
effects OF fevsr, from other cause. is invaluable
A few doses 70 sufnoicnt to satisfy the most In.
credulous sufferer of its vfrlue and worth. All
who Try one bottle OF MARRNao win be 20 much
pleased with It's eject, that they win readily cd.
dorse IT NO HuMBUa' For evidence oSits en-.
oAcy and value. refer to MARRNGo circulars, which
contain certificate. Of ven known and respec.abie
citizens IsAs,i'f Fi2t Sfi go u 8 y ~
MARR1sao u genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and n,nuhospref bens . native and
resident OF Charleston ana IL u fuzzy guaranteed &c
give compIets and universal sattstsctioa.
NO nUABUar TRY fr. W.
For sa,e BY sn Druggists, .aad LbJ apOWIR 1
NOBLE, oornr Asst,na aad Hasel etrestG; GOOD
RIoH.WfHKhAn 90. Hasns,sszsst, snd e. ,.
LuFN, Dfassi1t Agent of propsissor, eoensr ..
Ean9 md Joa9 rssta, Charleston, q. O.
June Sac $40
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TEE SOUTHERN LIE INsUR ANCB
COMPANY
A Gard from the Directors and Stock
holders.

ATLANTA, Ga, January I, 1869.
We, the Directors and Stockholders in the
Atlanta Department CT the "Southern Life
Insurance Company" ," with It's principal Offices
at Atlanta, Ga, Memphis, Tenn, and Louia-
vile, Ky, respectfully invite the attention Of
tho citizens Of the States composing this De-
partment, viz: Georgia, Florida und the Caro-
linas, to some suggesrions on the general SUBJ
CLAIMS OF this Company to public confidence
and support.
Tho origin Of Life Insurance dates back
several centuries, and has. By tie force OF its
own merits, gradually and steadily command.
ed more and more of public attention, until It
is now justly esteemed necessity OF the age
aud OF modern oivilis ition. Indeoi, the esen-
lightcned conviction OF tho age esteems every
man ~ho has the wel-being OF othors depend
!ent on his exertions, guilty Of gross selfish.
ness and neglect, who fsils to secure for them
the protection against want which this humane
system offers. Founded as 1t Is on che law Of
average OF human life, and upon scientific
principles and atatistios as unvarying as the
laws Of nature, 1t furnishes the most absolute.
ly safe investment and protection for the
widow and orphan known to the world. Iu-
deed. tits unlike Fire and other insurance In
this: that failure cannot overtake q Life In
surance Company which uses the established
tables, except by reason6l gross mismanaRe-
ment or absolute fraud. Upon the usual Ia
bles, the amount of premiums paid by survl-
vors furnishes larger income for the pay
ment OF the policies Of those who die from
year to year. than is required for this pur-
pose; and Life Insurance Companies lay aside
large surplus every year called premium re-
seroe, which is safely invested aud interest
compounded thereoJi for the protection and Sc.
curity OF :hose insured; besides this, the Cash
Capital paid in by the stockholders is also In.
vestei, with its aocuhulations, ss an addi.
tlonal security. The security is therefore
triple. .'.' ,fs
lat. Every polcy-holder Is contributing TO
tile paymen, OF the policies OF those who die
from year TO year.
(, 2d, The reserve accumulattons, with COM
p6d1d interest. are held sacred for the protec-
ton Of the insured. ~ ~ sN &, s.
8. The capital paid in By the Stockholders is
Invested In paying securities for an additional
protection. s.j ,;Ss 81, h ~ s..,,1.s {
It will be essily seen from the going that
Life Insufauoe differs from al other, kinds OF
Iosurance; and careful consideration OF the
subject viii enable every thinking man 10 sp..
preciate the assertion OF ons OF the kblest writ
ers on 4 this subject 81 thS ftSssnt igs: "That
the system Of Life Insurance has been moulded
into sort of ffperteniaI providence for tho
widow and orphan. ~. pure !aod- oksosinS 20
snneiAe,l aud aimost as sprs; and The. renark
OF ProteSeor Do Morgan, that aNothfoR In the
eomnasrcill world app qhes tSvsdn remotely TO
tha security OF = vel sssa absishd and prudsntly
managed rlts Aasuranee Company
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1s.-Professor Charles
Dexter cleveland is dead. @
In the Labor Convention resolutions we're
presented in favor Of q protective tariff.
Miss Anlhony's case provokes hot speeches.
Mr. Wells. from the New York Typographical
Union, read dispatch directing him to with
draw IL Anthony was admitted. The PROPOSE
Ntion reflnding Wells admission fee and allow
Ing him to withdraw was discussed to tho ad-
jourbment.
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81 LET US DISCUSS TIE GREAT QUEs-
TIoN.-whst is the most important Of all earthly
blessings, in the estimation Of every intelligent hu
man beinga
Clearly, II 10 Healih; for soundness Of body and
good gifts OF Providence.
How. thon. rhall those who possesa this Inestims-
bio treasure endeavor to preserve st. and how shall
those who have lost II seek to retrieveni
Those questions bave been asked IN all ages, but
have they been satisfactorily responded to
st the present day, and the answers which COM
mon sense. enlightened By science aud experience,
give to them In the Njneteenth Century may be
briefly stated thus: .s ~ N
To protect the system against all influences shat
tend to generate disease there is nothing like ,avis
oraHon. ~
10 re-es,abi.h hs health on on Arm basis, whsnm
has been lost by imprudsnce or any other cause the
systern must be simultaneously strengthened, regu.
/, hted and purine6. ~ y ~ ~ q IN
These ends can only be attained through the sesn.
ey Of preparation which combines The attributes Of
. tonic. corrective, g blood depurens and an IDS.
risnt ii... ,,slti3iq !. : 81 ,sttii ~ n
An these essent.als are eneothally blended I'd Hbg
TRrTKR's STOMACH RrJTEBs, Thsy ooutaia
nothing drastic irritating ,o3 tpAa,pmatory. Tia.
juices and extracts hsras roots A,d bark!
aasa az a.as r. S :nS Ss'
tSous sssenee Of re. ths pursst q Ill a6ohoFe S
IIs ..sx .sa ts.Ss saa .:E .sssss - =:
.S;sear:s =; EseSirs "a g this ppvs.
"A word % tho wise y sund0t. -.
klgVH1 no q
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H1- The Members OF tho German Vi fHe
Club are respectfully invited TO attend the Fupcra
Services Of their late member. II. DRYER, from his
late residence, No. 81 East Bay. at Three O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON.
by order OF the Pr sident.
Oh. BEReMaNN.
August 10 &, crctary,
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a GREAT RAILROAD PLOT.

SAN Francisco, August 1s.-The directors OF
the Central Pacific 8airosd hc-e information
OF conspiracy OF the former employees 10
burn all the bridges and stock east OF the
Sierra Nevada. Measures have been taken to
Illustrate the conspiratora.
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R3-La Candeur Lodge, NO. 30, A. F. n
The members Of this Lodge will assemble ut the
Masonic Hail., THIS AFTERNOON. at bali.past Two
o'clock to attend tho Funeral Of their deceased Bro
thor, H. DRYKR. JAMES L. RHODES.
august u Secret tary
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fuusral aptil rs.

@- Tno Relatives, Friends and Ac-
qulintances Of Mr. and Mrp. II. DRYER are respect.
fl " invited 70 attend The Funeral of The former,
hom his late residence. Ne. 81 East Bay, at Three
O'CLOCK, 1uIs AFTERNOON. August 10
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~ A CARD-soUrHRRN LIFE INsUF
ANCE COMPANY, ATLaNTA DEPARTMENT.

l. 6- A CARD-sOUTHERN LIFE INSUR-
ANcE COMPANY. atlanta DEPARTMENT.
TO the People efsouM carolina:
The above Company was organized in 1865, In
consequence Of the Wholesale forfeiture OF Southern
policies by Northern companies. The unparalleled
Of the enterprise has forced several Of these
companies to restore their sout ern policies from
the fact that they could not operate In our midst
without the appearance Of honesty.
We keep all our money at home to build up our
impoverished eountry-every. dollar Of premium
being safely invested In the state from which 1t is de-
rived The institution Is purely Southern and hence
should sppeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every southcrn heart.
Ills not our purpose TO make war on other com.
panies. but to exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Company-foundod on
patriotism and selid wealth. It's ratio Of assets to
hasilues-the true test Of Q company's strength-is
second to none on this continent, being nearly $500
to 500.
Whenever and wherever we have presented the
claims Of this Company Il has not only enlisted Ii
sympathes OF our people, but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured 500 policies
In South Carolina since the 10th Of February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp.
ton and Colonel Vim. Johnston. gentlemen well
known to every citizen OF sonth Carolina. We ap.
pooi Po2bohAiy " ING people 81 sOutn CarOl1Dh 10
assist In pushing forward this deseryedly popular
Southern Institution. J. II. MILLER,
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Company,
No. 2S Broad street, Augusta. Ga.
We chee-fllly recommend the above Company to
the patronage Of the citizens Of South carolina.
columbis, o.-J. 8. Preston, J. p. Carroll, O. D.
Melton, 8. ". Melton. J. D. Pope.
Camden.-J. 3. Kershsw, VIM. II. Shannon, ". z.
johnson.
Sumter.-John B. Moore.
Wiunshoro.-W. R. Robertson. J. B. Mccante,
James II. Rion.
Ycrkville.-w. B. Wilson. a. Coward, James Ma.
son, L D. Witherspoon, J. R. Bratton, J. T. Lowry,
R. q. McCaw.
Anderson.-J. q. Orr.
Barnwell.-JoL a. LAvton. James Patterson. John.
son Bagocd i1l,
oiarendon.-Jno. L. Manning I. O. Richard.on,
Browne Manning.
RYPkRRNcEs IN oHAaLxsTos.
General JAuE. CONNER, Mesms. PELzKR,
RODGERS co. JAMES Il. WILSON, Esq, GEO.
d. WAITER, ESQ. amos August 10
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Wbitaarg.

NoWELL.- led at Glen Eden Spsrianburs, g.
o., on the evening OF the 18Th Angus, MARY HhM.
1LTON, beloved wifs OF uoMAB ". NOVEL;
blessed are tho pure in heart, for they shall see
HAGEN Died on Saturday, August Il. 1869, at
Chattanooga, Ttnns Captain HENRY f. HA9s.,. u.
y. A.. ,Ned 28 yesrs.
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SUMMARY OF roRg1eN news.

SUMMARY OF FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, August 18.-Marshal Niel's success
sor as War Minister Of Franco will doubtless
BIO Marshal Mcmahon. att5
At sitting OF the Austrian Delegation,
during the discussion Of military estimates,
tho Minister Of War said that considering the
aspect OF affairs, q reduction OF the army
would be impossible. Austria could not take
the lead in such movements. Though her
forces exceeded halt a'm,llIon, the number
under arlns was small. Niu,... ca,,t, u b
Meetings have been: held Id Waterford and
Thurles, leland, urging the government 20
grant general amnesty to the Feninns. -, :
After meeting of miners at Sheffield, Eng
land, yesterday, :sshurhber OF men who had
been locked ont sacked tho houses Of some
non-uniouists, and a. great riot followed, which
was finally stopped; ;by the. POLICE, II - IS,
Two American prelates, who had been de.
tanned three years in Abyssina, hayo been re-
leased through the interference Of the British
Government. 80.
THE HEALTH OF NAPOLEON.
PARIS. August 1s.-The Emperor to-day pre-
sided at the Couneil of MINISTERS. His health
is much improved. The Emperor will attend
the Suez Canal opening.
Tho viceroy OF Egypt sent oonciliatory
reply to the Sultan. lt
THE CARLIsTe IN SPAIN.
MADRID, August 1s.-The government are
making extraordinary efforts to prevent the
Carlibts assembling in In Mancha.
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81 MISS JUDITH Russell, OF NEW
Bedford writes: have been afflicted with sever Q
prostrating cramps in my limbs cold feet and hands,
aud a general disordered system. While visit.
ing some friends in New York. who were using
PLANTATION BlTTERs, they prevailed upon me
to try them. Icommenced with email wlne-glass
full aftsr each mea Feeling better by degrees, In
few days was astonished to find the coldness and
cramps had entirely left me. and could sleep the
night through. which had not done for years. I
feel Ike another being. My appetite and strength
have also greatly improved by tho use Of PLANTA-
TON BITTERs.
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FOR EDISTO, ROCKVILLE.
ENTERPRISE AND WAY i.ANDIHas

ENTRPppIsp IN TUSA S!LLE,
rK.k THE STEAMER BT. HELENA
Sl!EfI - Captain H. D. FLLIo1T, viii receive
- Esre,Bn,s HIS OAI aud leave To-honRow HoaHno,
at O'Clock, and EdBto eAruRDAY NoRNIya, at 1
o'clock. a.
Tor Freight or Passage, apply on board or to
JOHN H. MURRAY, Agent
Market Wharf.
No Freight received Of er sunset
The Steamer lssves again on FRrpAY 9th instant
att O'Clock a. NJ, md Edisto SATURDAY, at ociocI
=. nj. " August 10
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UNITED STATES COURT.

Proceedings or tho United States District
Court for tie Western Distrtct OF South
Cnrolfnn-AuKust Term, 1859.
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~RosADALIsw WILL CURE THE woRs1

nSROSADALIs WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF sCRoFULA-Read the statement below,
and despair not;
DEAR sIa-My youngest daughter, aged ave years,
has been dreadfu,ly sictea with scrofuls nearly all
her life. tried great many h,sicisus, but with
ont relieving her much; IN fact, most OF them said
there was no hope of cure During tho last spring
she was worse than ever, her body and limb. being
covered with sores and b.otches-wth face and eyes
badly liberated and swollen. Whilst in this condi.
ton was advised by DR.. L. A. suh, to try ROSA
DAL1s. at once procured three bottles, and COM
menced giving 1t 10 her. The effect was magical In
less than a month, to my great astonshment, she
was entirely well.
I am, si-, yours with respect and gr1titude
". ". BURNETT.
For sale by GOODRICH. wINEMAN L CO., I'm.
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals. Charleston. 8. Q.
AuRust14 stuths
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MAGNOLIA WkrRR.-superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at hall the price.
August II fufbeQ
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SPsflal Aolilss.

- @. CARD.-THE SIoNEWALL FIRE
ENGINE COMPANY dosire 10 return their epecial
thanks to the WASHINGTON, ETNs. EAGLE,
PHRNIx. vIGILANT, PIONEER and YOUNG
AMERICA FIRE ENGINE COMPANIES, also 10
HOOK AND LADDER No. 2. for the courteous offers
mado by them, sevcrally. to house our apparatus.
The thanks Of the Company are also returned to
Mr.. b. H DELEoN for refrerhpents generously fur.
nised 1T the late FIRE. WIN, q. MILLRR
Secretary stonewall Fire Engine Company.
August 10
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SSNOTICE. THREE MONTBS AFTER
date application win be made to the Planters and
MechanIcs Bank Of Charleston, for Renewal OF Ger
tihcate No. saos, dated December 2. 1s4l. for 11s
shares Stock In said Bank; also 10 the Charleston
Bank for Renewal Of Certificates Stock he'd In the
name OF DR.. SAMUEL WILSON, viz:
FIVE SHARES. SCRIP 7765. dated October 2s
1857
1s4o.
Five Shares. Scrip 2772. dated June II, 1s4I.
Nineteen shares Scrip 27e1, dated &iay "a. 1s41.
Six Shares. new. scrip A5l4, dated October 80,
1857, 49,
Tho above having been lost or destroyed
asG. WIN. WILSON. r~,,..
II. 2 CARRRE, HAeou'ofS'
Charleston, August IS, 1869.
August 19 IAmo9
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FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

lraox oun OWN ooaaE,posDKsr.l
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N Il w SoNk A ID OH A II L B sTON
ST E A MSHIP LINE.
. II N E w 70 X K

rfosn TIE kPLRHnID arDE.WBRRI
.%&RXS RTRA%SHIP CHAMPION r. "
<LIlljEaM LOCKWOOD, Commander, will sail
from dger'a oouth Wharf on SAT-
TRDAr. 2lst August nt o'ciock p. M.
~ An extra Charge Of IS made for TIokcts Dur.
chased on board after sailing
90 No Bills OF LAding signed after the steamer
lea yes.
BoHton nnd Providence. r. /
R3 through Blls, OF Ladipg given to Liverpool
1i- Marine insurance by thus hoe u per cent
4d- The steamara OF this line arc fret class IN
every respect and their Tables are epulicd with ali
kets. 80 - /"
For Freight or Passage. apply to
JAMES ADa bIi a CO.. Agents,
Corner Adeer'a Wharf and East Bay Up.f ftarsl
aS- The MANHATTAN will follow on BArunplr.
the 2sth August, at 10 O'Clock, A. II.
August Id
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PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COmPS
t.t. THROUGH LINZ 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
%f-x. STEAMFRB OF THE ABOV'
ZKA8N line leave Pier No a. North BIyer
tE1H1EEHdFN foot Of Canal-street New York nj
IL o'clock noon. Of Me 1st, 1Ith and
91st Of every onh Except when thess dates fall
en- Sunday, tht ii the Saturday preoedingl.
Departure OF .at and 2lat connect at Panama with
steamers for bouth Pacific and Central AmericIp
ports. Those OF LIST touch a. MarEanilo.
Departure Of 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
steamship JPAAN leaves Ban FrAnclsco for China
and Japan September T. 1859.
No California steamers touch at Hanna bat %
direct from New York TO Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information applS
at the COMPAEY's TICKET OFFICE, on the whsh
loot of canal-street, North River. New York.
harch IL Tyr F. r. BABY. Agent.
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August 10
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-11-06

The Oil City Times has been enlarged
to an eight column sheet, and greatly i'm
proved.
OF seventy women Who went to Oregon
from Massacb usetts two years ago sixty.
nine are married.
Washington had colorcd fashionable
wedding recently, which was attended by
many persons both white and black.
DR.. Mary Walker is showing herself in
st, Louis in Pantaloons and military look.
ing overcoat.
1t isn't stealing to take liquor in Massa.
cuhsetts. because it is not legal property,
and n b 'dy owns it.
a dandy on shore is disgusting 9 to many
people, but swell of the sea sickens every
body.
A new and dangerous counterfeit ten dol
lar sreenback has just al peared in Cinci'
uattl
A fond wife threw a bottle of hair re-
newer at her husbands head, at which he
said: We must part--the dye is cast"
."Did you know was therc?" said the
bellows to the fire. "Oh 4. yes, always
contrive to get wind Of you," was the re-
ply
Be5~ Why are wheat and potatoes like the
idols of old? Ans.-BecauSe the former
have ears, and hear not, and the latter eyes,
but see not.
Eay-W What is that which the rich man
wants, the poor man has, the miser spends,
and the spondthrift saves? Ans. No.
thing.
A story is told of young man who was
going west to start jewelry store. When
asked what capital he had, replied, "A
crowbr.
A Mississippi Judge has Just decided
that the iniermalrage of whites aud hes
groes ais lawful III the State of Mississippi,
the law Of the State to the contrary not
with>tapdng,
iowa plants every three years a forest of
three million ot trees and within consider
able less than half dozen years, 5000,
600 trees have been planted and are now
growing there.
The old building in Richmond known
all over the United States as Libby Prison.
has recently been leased aud is now occu-
pied by parties engaged in grinding sumae
: and bones.
Bas-Why are sheep the most dissipated
Z animals in creation Ans. Because they
t gambol iu their youth, spend most Of their
J days on the turf; the best of them are
e blacklegs, aud they are sure to be Aeeced
AT last,
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TIE WHOLE ART OF KISSING People
will kiss, says tho Lynchburg News, yet
not one in hundred knows how to ex,
tract bliss from lovely lips, no more than
they know how to make diamonds from
charcoal. And yet it is easy, at least for
us This little item is not alone for young
beginners, but for the many who go at it like
hunting coons or shelling corn. First, know
when you are to kiss. Don't sit down to
it; stand up. Need not be anxious to get
into crowd. Two persons are plenty to
| corner and catch a kiss. More persons
spoil the sport. Stand firm 1t wont hurt
any after you get used 70 it, Take the left
hand of the lady in your right hand Let
your hat go to any place out of the way.
Throw the lett over the shoulder of the
lady, and let the hand fall down upon the
right side tcward the belt. Don't be in
hurry. Draw her gently, lovingly upon
your shoulder, and handsome shoulder
strap it makes. Don't be in a hurry send
little life down your left arm aud let it
know its business. Her left hand is in your
right. Let there be expression that-not
like the grip, Of vice, but gentle clasp,
iuii VI CISOiilCltyJ thouShJ duu 1eSpect.
Don't be in hnrry-her head lies care
lessly on your shoulder! You are nearly
heart to heart Look down into her half
closed eyes! Gently, yet manfuly, press
her to your bosom Stand firm, and Prov
iGence will give you strength Tor the ordeal.
BE brave, but don't be in hurry. Her
lips almost open Lean lightly forward
with your head not the body Take good
aim; the lips meet the eyes close the heart
opens the soul rides the storm of troubles
aud sorrows of life (dont be in hurry,
Heaven opens before you; the world shoots
from under your feet as a meteor flashes
across the evening sky, (don't be afraid);
the nerves dance before the just created al
tar of love as zephyrs dance with the dew
trimmed flower the heart forgets its bitter
ness-and the art of kissing is learned
No noise, no fuss, no ffuttoring and squirm
ing like hook impaled VOL ms. kissing
don't hurt it does not require brass band
to make it legal. Don't job down on
beautiful mouth as if speeriug for frogs
Don't grab and yank the lady as if she was
struggling colt Don't muss her hair,
scratch down her collar, bite her cheek.
squizzle her rich ribbons, and leave her mus
sed, rumped, and fummuxed Don't
favour your kisses with onions, tobacco, Gin
cock tails, lager beer, brandy, etc, for a
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