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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

PRIZE EssAY1sT. our report of the
commencement exercises of the Medical
College of Virginia 4 notice of one interest
ing incident was strangely omitted. 1t was
the presentation to DR.. IL. III. Levy, of this
city, OF handsome case Of surgical instru-
mentS for the best essay laid before the
Faculty. The subject Of the prize essay
was diseases OF the Heart" and it was Il
most creditable effort. DR.. Levy Is a native
of this city, and u son Of Jacob A. Ivy,
Esq. His talents are said to be of high
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks of courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing to the faci
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LISHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards. Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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CLERK ApPo1NTED.-CharleS ?. Latham
has been appointed clerk of the United
States Circuit and District Courts for the
western district of Virginia, to be held at
Danville. MIR. Latham was formerly an
agent of the Adams Express Company at
CuIDcDer Courthouse, Va.
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there are persons who now2 a. 1t is a
hard question for me to answer. s.'} E3iW
Q. Have you stated now, Mr. Hinton, all
that you know about this matter?. A. Yes,
sir, think have.
J. The committee then arose, to meet again
this afternoon ut 4 O'Clock. z 711i.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Busincss at the I'd police
station was rather more brisk last night
than it has been for some time. There were
six arrests booked-two colorcd vagrants,
three charged with theft, and one (white)
drunk and unable to take care of himself.
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I'VE ought to please the taste as we'll as the
sight, and to do SO you should 20 to PIzzINI's,
No. so7 Broad street, where, for a small sum, you
can satisfy IL by getting some OF his superior wal
nut, cocosnut, cream chocoiate, and other candies
not TO speak Of his delicious cakes, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lee IL
Goddin, auctloneers, sold at private sale
on yesterday brick dwelling and lot at the
southwest corner Of Grace and 9th streets,
and also tenement adjoining, for the sum
of S11 500.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE MARCH g.
Christina Pink, Va; w. Z. Walton, Cam
elton, w, Va,
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The STEAMER joan SYLVESTER will lay
up one trip next week for repairs, arriving
here Thursday, the 9th instant, and re-
naming till Monday, the 18th, leaving the
morning Of that day for Norfolk at 64
O'clock ..~"
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Ice CREAM AND CAKE.-.PIzzISI wishes every
body to know that he has all kinds of Ice Cream q
and an endless variety of Cakes for those who
want something nice. If you are fond Of good
things give him call, and you will be sure to re-
neat iC s..'.
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DELINQUENT TAxEs.--This is the last day
allowed by law in which delinquent tax
payers can redeem their property. All un-
redeemed lots or parcels of land will be
sold at auction by Collector Regnault 'on
Monday.
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REMAINS INTERRED.-The remains (real or
supposed) of Mr. E. w. Ross, who perlshed
in the late fire of the SpotsWood Hotel,
were inferred yesterday in the Shockoe
Hill Burying- ground.
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Parties hsidlng package tickets to the Skating
Riuk must use them by the goth Of this mouth, as
they will not be good after tha. time
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There Is but one opinion In regard to D. Co.
LUMBUs's premium candies all say they are deli
cous. If you wish to get the best and cheapest
confectioneres pickles. fruits, &C., In the city,
call at his establishment al4 Broad street.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Virgi- -&EsS
II mia steamship and Pdcset Coppt SSSasss
my's elegant steamship GEO. B. UPTON !" M Itave
her wharf at Rockets on 1Ut SDAy, March 7, at 1
i Z. NJ. Freight received until L. NJ
This elegant steamship has fine cabin accommo--
dations. ..,.r s-err.s
Fare SO; steerase, IS; round-trip tickets, good
until used, only $l5. E-s fa 7 r! 50
+ ID. j. BURR. President,
mh4.a, LILA Main street.
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SOFT OoKE.-Small Hail for stoves at PIL
CHER'S. Price. $3.50 per load. .f.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at 80, 1880,
S3.75 and *45o per 1000, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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SERGEANT LEE will pay off the petty jury
70. day at his office in the City Hall.
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daughter Of the late Orrin James, of Swan
ton, has been married niEe wears, and was
only twcnty-nine at her melancholy death.
She leaves no children.
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YOU offered pecuniary consideration A..
Yes, sir; there Is one other, but don't
know his name. ~ =, u s,atli.s,
@. Do you know the county that he
represents? A. No, sir, I do not. @ Il.
, q. Did he accept your offer? A. No, sir !;
he said he had ys-e,s,i Z,
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ALL PERIODICALS at publishers prices at Ell
TYSON & TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dispatch
Office.
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DENTISTRY.
YLOR B ROS.,
DENTISTS, }tD
ITO MAIN STREET, -
RICHMOND, VA.
ua2al ses
BOOTS, SHOES, re.


4 NEW ERA-B OOTs ANDh
n SHOES AT RETAIL AT WHOLE ~
SALE PRICES.-We will from this day -.
sell our goods at the very lowest prices for cash,
Wholesale prices. We make IL . specially % sell
the BEST OF G JODS st the LOWEST PRICES.
We pay particular attention TO have our Rocds
made Of the best materials, with the view OF good
easy. fitting. durable, and stylish goods. VIC are
making almost dslly additions TO our stock.
city We have all sizes and widths, and FULL
LINES made OF all the most approysd mAtellsis
OF IN. day. Call and satisfy yourself Or the iast.
We have the goocs, and mean 70 seu them The
reputation Of our goods Is too well known 20 need
any further mention. We have also good stock
OF TRUNKS, sATCHELS, Sc, which We are
'ettA's - MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
Corner sth ana Broad and 1923 Main street.
II. A. BRANCH Is At our Main.street store ana
would be pleased to have his friends call on him.
T.. s.-Be particular md call n the CORNER
OF FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS. NH l.sm
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Skating tonight at 8 O'Clock.

OLD PAPERS a: 4oc. per hundred at the Dis
patch c0unting-room.
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NEW STYLES.
REDUCED PRICES.

MASON s. HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS,
for Parlors, Drawing-rooms, Libraries, Churches,
Sunday schools. Lodges, &c.
THE MOST POPULAR AND WiDELY-UsED
OF LARGE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Elegant as furniture suitable for secular and sa-
cred music not requiring tuning, or liable
TO get out of order.
FIFTY STYLES, at $50, 46s, $l00, 8l2s, $l5s,
$3.50 $i76 5000 TO o., 900 each.
The MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS are THE
ACKN JWLEDGED STANDARDS OF EXCEL
LENCE among instruments Of the class, having
SEVENTY FIVE MEDALS,
or other highest premiums, for DEAONSTRA-
TED SUPERIORITY, In Europe and America,
Including the frst-class medal az the
0-G0----- PARIS EXPOSITION. .abh
s NEARLY LOCO MUhlC1ANS,
including majority OF THE MOST EAIHEHT
IN AMERICA, and many In Europe, have given
written opinions that they
80 = EXCEL ALL OTHERS. r
iSee Testimonial Circular, sent free.l
NEW STYLES and REDUCED PRICES this
month, An illustrated Catalogue. with elegant IL
instrstIor from photographs and full information,
seot free. Address MASUN q HAMLIH ORGAk
CO., 500 Broadway, New Xork, or Isl fremont
street. Boston,.
foi '"'e - T. l.. ID. WAIFORD,
de s-deodSw6rn slt Main street.
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All the latest novels at ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR:
1l18 Main street.
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+ sStARPENTERING. take this method
~ Of informing my friends and The putiie gene,
rally that have moved back 70 tne cMy anI ,,
Franklin streets and am prs pared 70 DO al Slnds
Of fCAhPENTERS' WORK on reasonable terms.
;a m asaleodsme sen o ss A1ls.i JOHN r. PEARSON.
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Old Satan and the Witches will appear to-nigh
on skates at the Carnival.
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Assembly Hall open for skating tonight at 8.
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Skating this morning AT 10 and tonight at s..
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Skating Rink open this morning at 10
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Skating Rink open this morning at 10.
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ruE f,1KClrLATloN uE tag ni"rATCH
:, LARGxR THAN tax rom"INEp CIR
.,,.,ATraN OF ALL TsE OTHER DAILY
,,,ys3,ArFRS OF THE CITY.
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ScuooL-BooKs at ELLYsoN Il TAYLoR's, Ill
Main street,
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TAX NOTICE.

Skating Rink open tonight ut g.
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The investigation before DR.. PannilPs
Committee on Bribery and Corruption was
continued on yesterday afternoon.
Nj. Hinton was called, but said he would
answer no questions until he had seen coun'
sci, as he had been arrested and incarcc.
rated in the city Jail, and he presumed he
was not witness, but had been arrested
ms a criminal, and for what cause he did not
know.
The committee then recalled Captain
Parker,
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ANDREWS GOT MAD

ANUNEWS MAD
because could not give him the money,
and authorized me to have it collected, and
he to pay the sum OF 800 for the collection
oil the same. l gave the matter into the
hands of Craddock g. Parker, with Ger.
titicate written by Mr.. Andrews in the
House Of Delegates, at his seat, the word
ing Of which corresponds with the wording
Of the letter published in the Dispatch o.
yesterday. Judge Morton had nothing tc
do with the matter, though it was addressed
to him, as l wished to ask his advice as tc
whether / could
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he so ADMITTED

it in the presence Of Capt. Parker.
Q. After Mr.. A. had voted for this bill,
did he ever make any demand upon you for
the money promised for his vote! a. he
several times told me if the money was not
forthcoming that day he would introduce i
resolution III the House
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EXPOSING THE WHOLE AFFAIR.

| rs he QlQ on dCcOuuI vi your olleT, inu
| claim the fultillment Of your promise of the
payment of the $500 therefor? A. lie did
| sir.
Q. BY what parties were you employed
| TO secure these votes? A. would like tG
make the same answer that Mr.. Parker
did. l must consult counsel, and in the
morning | can answer the question.
Mr.. Turner IL is important for us tC
| reach the
BOTTOM OF THIS MATTER.
Witness Well, sir, Colonel John w
| jenkins was the man.
@. Was he the only party that employed
you? A. Yes, sir. ..-
Q. State the contents of that letter, will
you? A. / am unable to state it now
| though it was very concise letter, how.
ever. | told him if the money was moi
forthcoming l would report the whole mat
| ter to the
CHIEFS OF THE ROAD,
| as heard he had gotten the money from
| the chiefs of the road. considered was
VERY UNFAIRLY TREATED,
and if he and others could bear the ex
posure could, and would report the mat
| ter TO this committee. | thought was as
| much entitled to it as any OF them, and
| tried .r... -, ,. -zfl s1sn7la.a
TO BRIGHTEN HIN OUT OF IT aat.
| in this way.
o. Did Col. jenkins ever pay you any
money for your services in the capacity you
have stated. A. Yes, sir; r@@es,f.'s
r HE PAID NE $25,
part of which was Immediately taken
| from me s1
t. . By TWO DETECTIVES,
who demanded it. t..tea
O., What right had they to it? A. ]
don't know that they had any. They de-
| manded 31O, and l paid it. :.
O. Did not they give some reason for it
A. Well, I expect they knew my circum
stances, and demanded it. sssss; !, alsss
To, Do you know of any other persons
who have been employed as you were3 a.
II don't know of my own knowledge. ]
think + know, but can't swear to 1t.
@. Do YOU know OF any parties who are
in Sossassion OF facts which might throw
| light upon the suhject-mntteF OF this inyes,
! tigation-I mean any good reason to believe
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Hotel Acknowledgements 13.
PAVILION HOTEL

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J. D. Woolre Orangeburg; D. B. III. Lawrence,
South Carolina; W. II. Cannon, Jr., S. D. Russell
St. Stephen's; W. D. Snowdeni Kingstree; Mrs. E .
Jenkins Georgia; T. E. Raysor, Georges station
". McBlair, South Carolias; R. F. Fielder, Claren:
dos: ]. J. Conyers, Clarendon; E. T. Robertsl
lady, child AMI nurse, Sslter's; B. Greig, Moncks
Corner; G. A. Hugglns, Miss Ida ]. HuRgins, Jesse
G. Huggas, Manning; a. R. Flanagan, Ridgeway
r. Bones, Bamberg.
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Opera; S. z. Gilbert and nurse, Mrs. Ed. Clarke,
Miss Everett and maid New York; G. E. Stiner-
son, Columbia; B. q. Read, Georgetown.
CHARLESTON HoTRL.
DR.. F. Hunter, Washington; A. r. 1insley, Ma
con.J. NJ. Johnston, New York; G. Rappold, Au-
onsia. J. q. Burkhalter, South Carolina; l.. Lipp.
man Georpia:P E. Wise, South Carolina; VIM.
Haltawanger Ninety six; S.!G. Garner, D. K. How
ei j. P, Garrlck, South Carolina; w. II. Webb.
Newberry s. e. CrOtg, Laurensi ID. N. Gibson,
Co,umbia; A. Hu, cheson, Georgia; Geo. F. Phelps,
New York; G. d. Malack, U. A. Hall, L. Lang,
Pennsylvanla; E. W. Noise, Sumter; K. B. Flad'
Ger Msrs;s Blufr; ]. K Heath, Jr., New York; w.
B. white, South Carolina; Jas. Cooper, Beaufort;
n. o. b. Clough, Alabama; L. D. CLARK, Louisville;
G. q. Wynne. New York; A. P. Jordan, @. Cam.
shell, wife and son, south Carolina; Mr.. and NJ %.
R, 3. Lee virginia; Ohas. Hamberg, Columbia;
G. A. Shirmer, Augusta ]. W. James, Savannah.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

. =. WASHINGTON, December H.
The Supreme Court adjeurns from the 22d
December to the I'd of January.
In the Senate Mr. Sumner intro iuced bill
for mixed schools in the District OF Columbia,
and urged early action. He hoped the exam
pie would be speedily followed In the States
west. The following was introduced
Resolued, That the committee on finance be
requested to inquire into the expediency OF
exempting from the payment Of customs du-
ties all materials, including Iron ties, imported
into the United States which are used for the
purpose of ballng or bagging cotton.
Morton's motion to adjourn sine die on the
third Monday OF May, was amended with the
provfso that no adjournment take place until
the reduction of the tariff and civil service bill
pass. Adjourned.
In the House the committee on expendi-
lures was directed 10 examine the financial
condition OF all the departments. Farms
worth's postof1ce bill was passed. The bill to
nav interest due South Carolina was referred
to the claims committee. Adjourned.
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| committees, and the Senate, at three o'clock,

/
adjourned.
In the House the resolution authorizing the
publication of certain statutes ana Journals o.
| the Assembly was passed over the Governors
veto, and the House then went into committee
of the whole on the annual message. II was
expected that Bowen would to-day deliver his
promised broadside, and execute his threat OF
tearing to talterS both the Governor and bis
| message; but the Charleston recruit was absent
| from his place, and the committee, having MOTH
| ing more exciting offered to it than continu-
alton of Wilkes's TRADE of Saturday, soon rose,
reported rrogress, and, of course, asked leave
| to sit again.
The following bills were then reported from
| the epgrossing committee, and, after some
debate. were passed and sent to the Senate:
Bill to amend section 279 of the Code of Pro-
cedure. This is measure to abolish the office
of stenographer OF the Second Judicial Circuit,
in order to get rid OF the present incumbent
of that office, who has made himself obnoxious
to some of the representatives.
Bill to INCORPORATE the Palmetto Fire Engine
Company, Of Columbia.
Bill to amend the charter Of the Town Of
Georgetown.
The first of the above measures provoked a
lively little alteration between Byas, Of
GEORGETOWN, and Myers. Of Beaufort, culmina-
Myers, interrurting Byas, who. had the
1oor.) You're a scoundrel.
Byas. You're another.
Myers. You call me a liar-you are one.
will prove you a thief.
Byas. You're liar. defy you to expose
me; but will expose you, &C., &C.. g7
I mention this, not because 1t is very un.
usual scene in the House, and still less from
any motive of dislike toward either Byas or
Myers, but because the new member from
Charleston, unaccustomed as yet to the pecu-
liar style of debate in this menagerie. called
the members to account by demanding that
they be brought to the bar of the House and
required TO apologize. 1t is almost needless
to say that this resolution did not pass, aud
after an interchange of Pickwickian apologies
from their own seats, the honorable gentlemen
continued their tilt, with slightly modified
abuse, until the House adjourned. PICKET.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l
l.

COLUMBIA, Tuesday, December i-'
The Ring has not yet played its last card.
There are indications that large amounts OF
new State bonds are now being secretly Issued
under the elastic financial acts of last session
and sold at rates much higher than the current
quotations. 1t is claimed that the money thus
raised Is being used Ia buying up and retiring
much larger amounts Of bonds at the price at
which they are quoted In the New York market
than are now being issued. In this way the
members of the Ring declare that they are
actually effecting reduction of the State
debk If this story be true. 1t explains the
strange delay in the appearance Of the report
of the joint investigating committee. The
present financial programme Is said 10 be 10
continue the issue Of new bonds as long as
they can be secretly sold at an advance
on current quotations, and meantime 10
amuse the Senate and House with fl,buster-
ing, and deceive the public with vague reso-
lutions of reform; then, to bring out the re-
port of the committee, explaining the whole
device, and claiming the merit OF having
saved the State credit, notwithstanding The
efforts of the opposition press to destroy it.
Your readers may judge for themselves as to
the probability of this pretty little scheme ever
being successfully carried into effect.
The Senate, after debate which lasted all
day, passed concurrent resolution to order
and authorize the comptroller general to
commence legal proceedings to secure the
books, accounts, vouchers and papers of the
financial agency of the State of South Car
olina.
In the House, the ''act to charter the
Northwestern Railroad Company of South
Carolina" was passed over the Governors
veto-yeas 6fty-hve, nays twenly-slx. Bills
were introduced to repeal the act authorizing
the Slate consabulary; 10 require report
from the land commission on next Monday; to
provide pensions for the widows and orphans
OF the victims of the Ku Klux by special tax
on nine counties; to prohibit the further sale,
issue or hypothecation of any more bonds un-
der acts heretofore passed, and to burn all
bonds on hand not yet issued; to discharge
the joint special investigating committee, and
to dem nd report as to how they got their
per diem and mileage; to limit railroad passep-
ger fares to two aud half cents mile; and
to prohibit and punish lotteries and gift
schemes. PICKET. :.
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THE DYING PRINCE.
THE VERY LATEST BULLETINS FROM
SINDRINGHAM.
The Prince Of Wales Passed an Unquiet
Evening, but the Case not Hopeless.

LONDON, December l2-5 Am.
49,. oooo,dinn +o tho
| Inc frince Vi "aies, aeeoiuioS ~ 'ne
official dispatch just received from Sandrlng-
ham. passed a very restless night. There are
~ s,rns of ;rnrovament IN bis condition.
no e'en9 y. n.s.osa.,a. -ao- go ~ anr,
and aealn lron sunoca.on m"' o0'ui o. an,
| moment. His strength is less, and what
s,een he has Ia followed BY restessness and
'''op No tt"' NO 80. ~ hoa
unqaletude. Inc chest symptoms are oao.
The Princess Of Wales Is greatly exhausted,
| and the Princes eldest sister, tne Cr0wn
Princess of Germany, is hourly expected at
Sandringham.
The excitement In London and IN tae prov
inces Is greater than during the Crimean
war.
LONDON. Decem6er ~ N.
The Prince OF Ws'es Is sun iisiIH' a oan sho
drlpgham dispatch dated eight A. NJ. Gays the
Prince had restless night ana the ueIllium .sa
Is constant. A later alspaGcn moon says Jug
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6elmboI6's 6 Bnrbn.
M A N
IN THE
YOUNG &RBING GENERATION

The vegetative powers OF life are strong, but in
few years how often the pallld hue the lack.lus
tire eye, and emaciated form, show their baneful
influence. 1t soon becomes evident to the observ
er that some depressing influence is checking the
development Of the body. Consumption b talked
OF, and perhaps the youth Is removed from school
and sent into the country. This ls one OF the
worst movements. Removed from ordinary d.
versions Of the ever.changing scenes Of the city,
the powers Of the body, too much enfeeblea to
give zess to heathful and rural exercise, thoughts
are turned inwardly upon themselves.
II the patient be female the approach OF the
menses Is looked for with anxiety as the first
symptom in which nature is to show her saving
power In dinusing the circulation and visiting the
cheek with the bloom Of health. Alas increase
OF appetite has grown by what 1t fed on. The
energies Of the system are prostrated, and the
whole economy is deranged. The beautiful and
wonderful period In which body and mind under
go 80 fascinating a change from child to woman
Is looked for In vain. The parents heart bleeds
10 anxiety, aRd fancies the grave but waiting for
It's victim.