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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-30
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Rain e naBs Sste PART.
SGlt auf 9crratb, int GIrcsru uuO SItiusu.
ale in Iriu Sad riui6IOsenren NrtifeI, fcpis has
bette Bier in Syrs garF, falts Spriirn unb
OYSTERS, psl9s auf has Gsiultf sutreiIst psr.
ben.
5rruuee unb Ssints, 70 aud gefaunte Ser-
ii6err i'd, baB Iie sinsu fsinen grrratb unb ale
brnfbars SeaurmlihFtit bel mir finbsn.
@ilIiam SaftL
f0mT Vrpprietpr.
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A French Romance.

ONE of those little romances of which
the French are so fond has lately taken
place in Paris, and is thus described:
NJ. ROBERT, an immensely wealthy and
highly accomplished gentleman, we'll
known not only Tor his valuable collec-
ton OF paintings and medieval relics,
but for his skill as a designer and painter,
hearing that one of his tenants, a Mr.. B. !,
whom he had never seen, kept one of the
most extensive manufactures of fancy
boxes and ornamental objects in France,
called on him with view to make his
acquaintance.
Entering the counting room he found a
good natured, eccentric gentleman ca mid
die age, who greeted him thus:
81 suppose you have seen my advertise
ment, and have come to apply for that
situation as designer ?"
For joke, M. Robert replied that he
had. Mr.. B. supplied him with paints and
brushes, and requested him to produce a
design for casket. M. Robert soon found
out that what Mr. B. really wanted was
an artist who would strictly carry cut his
own ideas, and that these were pure, and
formed on an extensive knowledge of art
He soon produced sketch which su ted
his employer to dot.
NJ. Robert very gravely engaged MIN
self, exacted good wages, and insisted on
having several new articles of furniture
placed in the room which was assigned
to him. But when he was introduced
to the work rooms, and found one hundred
and fifty girls, many of them young and
beautiful, busily employed, and was in
formed that he would be required to
supply them with designs and show the
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the trees were so big but by and by he
saw some small ones, and throwing him
self sideways he clasped his arms around
one of them and chung for dear life Myl
wasn't Right and Left angry? They
stamped the ground till both were all of a
Jingle, tried to go forward, to go back, go
to the right, go to the left; then finding
they were still fast, they began to abuse
each other for letting Bobby get hold of
the trees From words they came to
blows, and knocked themselves together
till Bobby's feet ached and smarted from
toe to heel, and be began to wish he had
never seen his famous blue boots. 'Im
going home to the boot-makers," said
Left. "Well, I'm going home to Bobbys
house. said Right, and off they started
in different directions "Oh, oh" shouted
Bobby, as he chung tightly to the tree, but
twas of no use; his hands slipped and he
tumbled flat upon the ground with pro-
longed "Ohl o-hp
Bobby had just got his aching body into
a sitting position when the welcome voice
of the cook called him to tea, adding
why how in the world did you get so
much dirt on your clothes ?"
my boots ruined away with me" said
Bobby, rubbing his eyes.
"That's a funny stCrv," said the cook,
laughing; &c guess you got asleep and
fell out of the plum tree" And we guess
so too.-Lyce1m Banner.
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ried out, the young artist began to feel
as if he should need to be carried out
himself
"Working for living" said he to him
self, {" is not entirely devoid of attraction"
Being an accomplished artist, he pleased
mis- employer, and was delighted in seeing
his designs in steel, silver, enamel or
wood. He took pleasure hitherto I'M
known in seeing his work in the shop
windows, in the budoirs of his friends.
This workshop life was carefully con-
cealed, nor did his employer suspect who
he was. But he soon found more fas-
cina.ing object in the dau ehter Of Mr.. B
who took part in the duties of the manu-
factory. She was remarkable in her &C
complishments and beauty, and N. Rob
ert soon found that, as regarded taste and
culture in all matters which especially in
terested him, he had never met with one
like her. Step by step the pair fell in
love, and he so ingratiated himself with
the father that, after due elaboration, he
consented to their union.
Previous to the marriage the old gentle
man spoke of a dowry. az shall give
Marie $4,000 f." said he, with little air OF
Boosting. "Ah, mon garcon?"
"And I suppose" added III. Robert
gravely, "that l. too, must settle some
thing on my wife. Well will"
This caused a peal of laughter, which
was redoubled when the artist added:
"And l will settle this piece of proper.
ty, house and all, with the building adj
joining, on her."
But what was their establishment
when he drew forth the title deeds End
said:
"You seem to forget that I am yoc,
landlord. Isn't my name Roberto"
The young lady did not faint, but papa
nearly died of establishment and joy
There was a magnificent wedding, but the
bridegroom has not given up his business
He declares there is more amusement IL
being useful than in amusing ones self.
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places Of popular amusement. The mum
Der of streets, avenues, squares, and places
below Fifty fourth street is 403. The area
of the city is about twenty-five square
miles, Or $4,000 acres. The City Dlrec-
tory contains 1S9,443 names. Broadway
furnishes SEQ names Wall street, 1920
First avenue, 2,765; and Fifth avenue,
665. The number of immigrants who
have arrived in New York for the last
twenty years is 3, 764 063.
The gas companies have 600 miles OF
street mains and manufacture 3,0O0,OO0,-
900 feet of gas.
The Central Park has an area of over
$50 sores, and cost over $l0,00O,0o0. Ii
is visited annually By 100000 persons
Greenwood Cemetry has a population OIL
1864 The interments last year were
1874
The number of horses and vehicles IL
use in the city has been estimated at $50,
600. 1t has been estimated that in the
course of twenty four hours 1900 vehi
cles passed the Astor House. 1t is esti
mated that there are, at least, 100 estab
lishments in the city for the receipt Of
stolen goods, and that there are as many
as 1900 professional thieves, and the
whole number of professional criminals
of every kind and degree, is set down at
5000. The cost of supporting the police
and the city courts and prisons, for the
maintenance of order and the protection
| of property, is $4,500,000 annually. Il
has been stated that there are 400 lottery
and policy offices in the city, and that The
gross receipts of this business amount tC
$4,000 daily.
Under the care of the Commissioner:
of Public Charities there are twenty-five
institutions, and during the year 81, 81.
| persons have been in their charge, dis
tributed as follows: Penal institutions
4S, 1885, workhouse, 1896; almshouse
IA, 1885, hospitals, 10,S32 nurseries fol
pauper children, 2,429; lunatic asylums
1880 inebriate asylum, 663; blind asy
lum, 1872; idiot asylum, 100; reformatory
school, 60. The average cost of each in
mate, per annum, is: In the penitentiary
$3.50 50 workhouse, $11o2S; city prisons
/ 1856 AS almshouse, $64.7S; blind asylum
$500; the hospitals, $110.69; lunatit
asylum, $1O97O Randalps Island nurse
ries, $119S4 Randall's Island hospital
nursery, and idiot asylum, S120.51. The
average per capita for all the institutions
is $11274
The following figures in reference tC
the sale and use of Intoxicating drink:
must arrest the attention of every either
and philanthropist Places licensed fol
the sale of liquor, SILL; daily consump
ton of lager beer, kegs, 10000; capita
invested in the liquor trade, $200,C00,O00
estimated annual. receipts from sales
$30, 100000 to $66,00O000; arrests for in
toxication and disorderly conduct, annu
ally, 67,SS0.
The above figures are taken from tn,
Getty Mission Year Book" valuable
document compiled by the Secretary 0
the City Mission, Mr.. Lewis e. jackson
N Y MAIL
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POETRY.
THE BACHELORS REQUIEM

GONE to the gravel with one to cheer him,
sigh. ~ :"
Hl I'M r MS mead on empty cigar COX,
Ills leet on the fender-he lay down to die,
lying aione-with no friends to surrouna.h;r
Dut the rats and the mice that gaze awe-stricken
N''~ s'Ai@nSA
WAC left their rich meal Of his boots ar, bic NO.
pers ~.-u LIS pa
10 finish their feast when his split has gone.
ha ~ and worn are the BE- .,bo,o-,s ts.tr,as
III; ts cheeks are all sunk" n mis- brow coidy damn
1ioht 's sa as Goa =, with one faint spark to
And this is the 49,, o.,.-
- meath the last pang of torturing con-
science,
lis bosom is heaving-that never heaved yet
de thinks of the thousands of hearts he has broken,
vi the thousands of loves he has won-to forget
Hank! there's rustling of robes in the entry
And dsintily treading come pretty young feet
dhe door swings vide open-the ghosts make their
entree,
The nirt and his victims on earth again meet.
There were bright, giggling maidens, and beaute-
ladies',
Arch mischevous girls with much fun in their
eye:
And withered old maids and half crazy Young dam
sells.
Who called in to see the old bachelor die
He gives them one glance and his eye flashes fury
He turns to rcproach them-alas, they are gone
The rats and the mice have impaneled Jury;
The bachelor shivers and dies all alone.
Alone in his gloryl with empty old bottles.
And tailors and boot bills, and club bills around
With one hand convulsively elutching the poker
and the other a crushed billet-doux he had found.
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WHITE CAKE.-Two cups OF white SUI
gar. two and two-thirds of Il cup OF butter
and lard, allowing about one even table,
spoonful OF lard, whites of eight eggs well
beaten, teaspoonful and half of
baking powder, sifted with the flour.
Season with lemon, and bake from an hour
to an hour and p quarter.
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THE wages of servant girls in San Fran
cisco rule at about the same figures as ten
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-03-31

In single instance Noah Webster
used his dictionary to set forth senti-
ment not connected with philology, using
definition after the style so frequently
exemplified by DIR. Johnson. Under the
word "vicegerent" he says, Kings are
sometimes called Gods vicegerents. 1t
is to be wished they would always de-
serve the appellation." This remark WAS
retained until the last edition of the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24
o.. N M. Ks. VI.
tabs AZ EEoAI3
Important Suit.-Rail-road Tax
Lnyv

Al the recent term Of tho Dnyicss Go.
Circuit Court, the case OF Howard Cook
vs.. the board OF county commissioners
was disposed of The plaintiff flied III.
complaint 10 cnjoin the board OF con-.
missioaers from lcyying the tax voted
hy the citizens Of l)uvicss county TO MD
in the construction Of the Indiana Nur;!
and South railway.
The complaint contained three para.
graphs:
1T. The unconstitutionality of the act
under which said lax wa voted.
I'd. The notice OF tile election was de.
fcrtivc.
81. The petition presented To the board
OF commissioners asked for an election
10 vote u tax 10 aid in the construction
OF the Indiana Northern and Southern
RSilway Company" while the corporate
name OF the association was the "lndi-
ana Northern and Southern railway"
The defendant. flied five causes vi de-
murrcr:
l,t. That the Court has no iur;sdic-
ton Of the subject of this action.
I'd. That Tie plaintiff has not legal ca
pacity to sue.
81. That there is defect OF parties
plaintiffs.
4sh. That the complaint does not state
facts sufficient 10 constitute Il cause OF
actiOii.
The arguments were ably conducted
M both sides hy Mc>srs. Burton. TAYLOR
and ONril in beialf vi Tie board, and
Mcs>rs. Ma!ott, Cobh and Van Trees on
hrllalf vi the cnjoincr>. On THURSDAY
Judge BAKER gave his opinion, and, SAYS
the Democrat
Held 'li., the Legislature had the pow
or. under The Constitution. To authorize
ne county commissioners To levy and
'ollcct a !aA tor the purpose OF aiding
III the construction OF railroads. Tie
court further held ltasing lis opinion on
The Maine liquor law dccisionl that Tie
.acis oi 1851. so Tar as they gave tie COM
'hissiohrr- power to levy and collccI q
lax, aud donate or subscribe the same 10
aid in the construction OF railroads. were
constitutional. but that that portion OF
said art which required I'M election 10 DC
held ahJ He sense at The county taken.
wa. Unconstitutional and void bu; that
stiI AZ l+fiig easily separated. one par,
was valid S.id lie otl:cr Invalid. The
.vc,..on having cn.sd Gil the defects and.
Gs.syAlavitils ia tie election, the demul.
TX - 4. fnxtataeL.
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Hereby no'iiic. every one who has
any money coming TO them from him,
as cx-clcrk of Inb,i i county to come
forward and ect it Nv the 9TH day ot
Man 1870. and those y 10 are entitled 10
money for drawing which IN order OF
court must hc obtained. 10 obtain their
.ordcss al the next May tel IN. as he has
Inc money Ia pay all al his debts. and is
determined 10 settle mp his official bust
ness lie ui!l moi be responsible Tor The
safe keeping ofany trust moneys. or the
paving over thereof after tic OH day of
May. So those VIII. have demands on
him of that character. are notified 10
present thci. c!aims. or stand from un-
der when the bottom falls out Oh tie
9th Of Nay.
All those indebted in the Office. arc
notified 10 call on him, ut his Office. or
Col. Edmonstcn. The prescott clerk.
and settle previous Ia that time. or |
will be compelled TO have fec bills is
sued. "A word 10 the wise is sufficient.
HENRY A. HCLTH AUS.
February 25. lSTO.-tf.
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ErroNT. JEFFERSON County. Indiana,
February l2,l. 1859.
I'm. iioEAcK: Sir: Fer The benefit oi
suffering humanity, permit ne to say
t'iat ! i,avc found your Scandinavian
Hood Pills and Blood Purifier, u sure
cure for liver complaint. ! have s,it-
lcred from The above named disease for
about three wears and have tried various
remedies 10 no purpose. l was advised
by your agent here 10 try your Scandi-
Remedies and Blood Purifier.
! did, and received great bcncii,
from them, aud would recommend them
to others.
Yours, j. y. EATCUELOR.
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JNst Published IN = Sealed Eav.lop. Pricc six cents.
a Lecture ON Tho Natural, Treatment ard
EiiicsL Cure ci .rrL.afcIafEA or seminal Weakness.
ihtu.Nmlats Emissions. s-.us! be- lily aud imlet;.nelfs
!" Mariia-". generally. .tsousnsss IoasraITioA. tr-
'uSrtLN. r'ii !.Ts. Mcneil Hn. Physical inc- yscty. re-
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The werld-rnown ned avfhur. IN hi. admiral ,c Lecture
cioarI| proves iftul is oMn 'Ni ertthtc ihst HE ~ iui
e,r 'eqteiccs VI self AlrGr iua, ~ ,nectu-iiy removed
without ilt.lic.nc and without dangerous sLrg.csl upera-
i0ils. ot!aci i;isffamciis irgs ur cord ats. l0i.til
OK = h.one vi cure y, oure certain anf ci'CclLal. by
" iuch every %sil.fes. m Laattcr Nhal his condition. may
~ may cure himself. c%heslly. pr.valciy ard rasiea,lv.
Ms L.tittsk WILL. iitpVE \ Z 10 iaous-
AAlS MI TnutSAAlS.
sent under seel, to my address. Ia Plan envelope
g, receipt o: sis Gems, % iao post s:nmt Also. hoe, ar
l,eFNeirs Marriage ua.dc, price ..ec.ils. Adarss
tie .huL.aheIs.
CRADLES e kLi.H 4 C%oiprsny,
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w proprietor of;his colriratsd medicine Justly cIsir- !
L fcr:t : eapesior.y r,crnil remd.ss ever ar.g a TO rne
l""i.c lor The sAfE 'tIIAis ND rLlhlAEA7 eur. Of Ague
ana ever, or Chiiis ard Fever. wheil. Of shur, or Lon q
standing lie refers 10 the tntire Nsgi.in ana South.
western country 10 bear J. m testimony 10 the truth q
we assertion, tia; IN 10 case Wba.e.er Will II fail 10 crrs.
sie aifectc.s. are sir!cily followed out. In a great
nlfnf cases a single dose lns ie.r sufficient Tor u cure,
am Whole 'aniiiie, ba,e cen cured IS n s..ele ho.tie.
nlt!i q perfect restoration of the general health. IL Is.
nov ever. rrtcen'. and IN every cal. more certain 70 cure.
II IT'S use Is continued IN Smaller doses for a week or Two
sii"r the disease has been checked more esreoialivi dif.
itnl' enc io.i- Standing cases. Ifraily. his medicine
VIII not require my Gid 10 keep TIL bow els in good order
mould Ihe patient, however. rec rire \ cathsriie 10. al .
cine. sfieT having taken three Or four dofes Of The Ton!c.
= single do,e OF BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will DC sufficient.
D.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office.
No. 20, Fifth. Gross Street.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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TO TIE WOki"G CHASING ere now prepared ~
furnished all classes with constant cirpicyincn, NJ horne
The whole Of the time or tor The sra,e moments. IMsi-
Ness new. light and profitable. Persons IL ether FAX
c,ilv esrn. lrum .nc. 10 - per evening. and a p,onor-
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inIs niid girls cam nearly A. much rs men. that all
WHO see tl.s nuticr may stni thrir address, and icst the
business. We make ilis unparalleled oTer. To such as
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Nh'cii VII dc 10 commence work an. and q copy cf The
Peoples Literary thampaniar--ona Of the largest and
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NORTH SHADE, GRATIoT Co.. Mich,
August. 1859.

NORTH SHADE, GRATIor Co.. Mich,
August. 1859.
DR.. C. w. Roback, Dear Sir:
lam now about IS ycars old and
have been afflicted with rhcu-
matism in my limbs, so thatt
was unable to leave myroom ut
times for 25 years. / suffered
general nervous arrangement
and excessive debility, and have
sedalmostevery kind ofpatent
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tried a great many physicians
to no purpose. | now feel Very
thankful that | have at last
found amcdicincth that has given
relief. l have bought some of
your scandinavian Blood Pills
ofyour agent at Mathcrton. Mr..
Marcus Smith, and they have
given me almost entire relief.
Mylimbs and veins were great
ly swollen, but your medicines
have reduced them to their
proper size, and l have been
ablct to walk three and fourmiles
at Il time.
Very respectfully, yours,
DEBORAH ROBERTS.
lay z, 69-iy
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" Chicago is expecting she will de-
rive great advantage for her manufac-
.urers in the opening of a nine OF btu
nllhous coal at Danyillc. that is said To
oc superior 10 any found west Of Penn
sylvania. Tho coal covers an area oil
nearly 1000 acres, alrcay explored, and
Ilcs thirty feet above The water. The
INNING will. therefore. be cheap. and no
expense will be needed for pumping. =
arrangements have already been made
'or sending $50 tons to Chicago daily.
ana they will be improved until the sup
ply IS y per day. The quality of the
coal is said to be in every way superior
taat OF the other mines in the State.
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TO MpTIVEs.

TiiE Advertiser. lariBg been restored 4, s.al'l, In {
few weeks. b. = very simple i.siy. after laving II.
ferst several years Niih a severe lung affection. and iisl
dread disoJsr. 'oii3Gmltion-is anxious 10 make know
20 Lis IL l,ow'-suf,reTs The mrars Of cure.
- al Who desire Il. Nc viii send = cory If the pre-.
scfipfisn used t.see 81 c~harsc., with the directions H.,
preparing All esing the same. which they viii find
Sur. 'tat %. c"Ssrasri2s, Asri,a., tLoScrfris. etc
Tie OBJECT Of he advertiser ia sanding tie Prescription
IL TO bens:ii The Afflicted. ani spread Information Which
y. eonccis.s 10 he invaluable; ami he hopes every sui
fercr VIII try his remedy. rs j; viii Try his rcineGy, s. 4
vii! est bin ioili.:iv. and prove a blessing.
Parties @.,IIhg he pleseripiipi. win please address
kss. LrSAgD 4. WILSON.
!rnst, 'c9-ly Williamsburg. King torIfy, y. s..
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III asit H,t1 "a. nOlsian OF I~ultv-':yc ol
over. not engaged la natural i:.liu.. a..
l~s"iail. rt,a'io., slAbentayy ard m-iool
iiicrs. would tahv lMt ywo mr-i.a da,
Tor one month. The second not d, ,iig Ia.
Ter ti!an three IN liz afternoon. and ab.
solhieI. nothing afterwards. except il
might ne in sssn.c cases an orange @,
iclann. org,ipa fv'ai1, drink. snch rs ten,
%Aroina. ~pgat-& aier, or icc-crram. there
voaid Ac siicii y change for slc better in
'lr Way of soEnder sleep. a feeling ON
WaSlu2 al having rested, an appetite Tor
breakfast. . ~b,Sya'ce OF disposition du-
ring The day, with s ccnialiiy Of fc..i-
Yer and inanlsr ilraf few, except the an
mai and the glut:9v. would Ike ujllia.
10 20 back IA thu tiesh pots Of Egypt
9 Wade" az lc is fauliliarlv called.
one Of TIE political lions OF The Wet.
mas taken hut IS meals \ day fox TWEEN
" years; and il All selcafary ,,a,.scns.
those wo are is-doors 4 greater part of
their time. would, after the ase Of tayiv-
I'VE, observe the same intlcxibIc rric.
shere can be no doubt other th:nys be-
sp- equal, that long years OF happy cS-
'lhPtLon from the 0rdinsTy Ills OF life
would be the result. The reason is thu.
Tue stoinsch would lsTc ia rest. for PC
cnperation. and would thus be able 10
perform lis part more thoroughly msk-
my puicf blood. giving better sleep and
securing a good appetite for breakfast
Ict any man try it for ten days, taking
thc second meal seven hours after lire
nrst, and abandon tho practice If he can.
Halls Journal OF Health.
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B U L LIS
Worm Destroyer
To my United States and Worldwide
Renders.

To my United States and Worldwide
Readers.
HAVE received many testimonials from rrotersi,r.,
Il ana nedical iaen. NJ my alnanacs and vrrlons NH
heati'ns. have shown. ell Of which are genuine. Tho
ioilo"4hr nom q L.sliy educated and popular phrsicisn
IN 'e"rfis. : certainly one Of The ,nost sensible oen-
m'aicat'ons ! have ever received. Or. Clement know
tNaftiy what ae speaks of, aid hts i,rfimory deserve
10 be wien ~ lei',rs Of po!d. Hear What he Doctor
sayE OF BeLt's NcEa EIsTEuYEs:
NlLLANaw. WAirrr Co. GA.
JI.e .9th. 1926.
pr. JOBS BrLr-Ltar Sir: I have reeentlr riyep rorr
" err destroyed several trials ard find i; wonderfully
II hns not failed in a single instance To- have
rue "4shed inr eject. rm doing a pretty large country
lfs'iice, ana h.ve daily use far some article Of this kind
: ahi ifre =" confess that know of no remedy recon-
ihcn"ed ny lie ahlest authors that is so certain and spe. 6v
~ ~ eh1cts. TN the contrary they are uncertain in III.
MY OBJECT in writing you j. to fad out upon
N'at terms ! can get the medicine directly from Won. n
oNi set u tpon easy terms. ] shall use n great deal Of q
! am aware that the use Of such ar;iclcsis contrary 10 ths
t-acliinrsand practice Of a great MAORI, vol III, regular
ms % a. ICs, but ] see no.jus, cause or good sense in DIS
earning : remedy which we know 10 he efficient. s;mnly
t.cau.t We may he ignorant Of It's conbirgi;ar. For, M
part ! shatt make i a rule 10 Use all aud shy means 10 al.
l.siaie suffering humanity which / msy lie able To- com
'i'ifi not nesi.srrg lscause some one more iureniou.
thar myself may nave learned its effect first ard secured
ne sol" right 10 secure that know ledge However, an, ~
no means fn advocate or supporter " The thnassrds Of
pos'rrius that Hood The country :lat nurnat ~
aih'snnsr OF ds ease TO which hrrian rc.l i heir
fi.aA= reply socr. aud inform me of your hest terms.
an. sir, most refrec'fnlly,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ. D.