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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-11

cotton is being forwarded to market rap
idly. Our Georgia reports are better,
though complaints of caterpillars con-
tinue; our Augusta, Columbus and Sa-
vannah correspondents all speak of them
rs doing considerable harm, but our
Macon correspondent has taken pains to
inform himself with regard to the State,
and telegraphs tonight that though con-
siderable damage was done 10 four coun-
ties in southwestern Georgia, but little
further damage is apprehended; and the
crop in other sections, he reports, is in
fine condition"
The above indicates an increase in the
cotton in sight of 207 $50 bales, as com
pared with the same date of 1871.
Stocks at the interior towns Increased
during the week l29 bales, and were 5457
bales less than at the same time last
year, though the receipts were 1884 bales
greater than during the same week last
year.
In its review the Chronicle anticipates
higher prices, as follows; 1.-THE cause of
the activity and higher prices may be
found solely in the growing belief that
the new crop has been much injured by
worms and rust. Many parties who had
been selling heavily in anticipation of
decline under a large and early crop,
have not only covered their contracts,
but have purchased freely in anticipa-
ton of rise. The demand has also
been good for export and consumption;
and these orders have come upon nearly
bare markets and very poor assort-
ments.
Net racainfa al all limited States norta
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20
NnKk Co Pa, july 18th, 1872.

OKk Co. "a, july lJln, iSi>.
Ar. ErlrrH: Having received late
copy Of the CLARION, from your rnlrrpilS,
III Noii .nunur'aIn rHN,Was SO well pleased
vita IL spirit AMI bllsincss-lI>c activity
send you Il line irum an admrcr across tn,
border OF " Jason and Diyons line. am
W!iim" from "A tilrm house in the vicinity
of SlrcN >bury. New Freedom and Stew
artsiuNn, Pa, and the village of New
Market, Md, and in them all, sad to relate
is not found sufficient energy to produce
Il prnny newspaper. They farm and farm
and farm here in old York county, while
latent talent lies undcvrlopcd, and doubt
less bat little iced, is given to the advice
ui the lnmcnted Dickens, to cultivate well
that small enclosure DC.
The terrible drought which held sway
for So many months, has given way to co
pio'ls and abundant showers, refreshing
alike 10 man and vegetation. Harvesting
for the season has well nigh ended. The
wheat crop almost a total failure, and far
mcrs looking quite thoughtful at herds OF
cattle and ucarth of hay. Oats promise
WELL and growing corn fields begin to
wave their golden tasscs in the morning
sunlight, grateful alike for sunshine and
shower.
Oar nrighborhood is blessed with its
usual good health. Pic-nics, Fairs and
Camp meetings being the order of the day.
Yesterday there was ii Sabbath school
celebration held on Lows old camp
yrounl-a place, Doubtless familiar to
many OF the old Methodist fathers of your
vicinity, ;., III, scene of countless victims
in the warfare for souls in former days
The day WAS plcnsant-a fine Brass Band
in attendance and singing by the children.
The principal feature, however, spirited
address by our friend, Frank Hendrix, LII.
d., Il Delegate to the late Convention in
Baltimore City, from Huntington, Indiana,
now sojourning at his boyhood's home
1t aboundcd in sound advice, and good
moral tcachng-politica fire was smoul-
drring and his eyes sparkled with the en-
thusasm Of the day previous - almost
seeming to say, "Bc good little children,
but be very sure to tell Papa TO vote for
II. e.
The Mrthodsts of Baltimore county de-
sign holding a Fair at Bentley Springs, n.
t.RR., the 18th of August, for which the
ladies both sides of the line are actively
engaged in preparation. Freeland Camp
begins the 29h of August-and later the
residents of that pretty inland city of York
intend having one on Raymonds ground
near New Freedom.
There is considerable agitation concern
iny Il railroad connection between Stew
arlslown and New Freedom, as yet, only
seen through the hazy dreams of the future;
and as they have no newspapers neither
do they work so rapidly or effectively as in
Mrchanicstown and IIagerstown. Perhaps,
am partial, having to acknowledge an
unconqucrablc fondncss for my My
Maryland my chidhood's home.
Success to the Clarion
Il ATY-DID
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20
n.y. IN the days Of the Tro"1a-

N.Y. IN the DAYS Of the Tro"ba-
7onr. and chivalry Of Spain, when
Spanish Knights went forth to ofo'" "
lance and fight for Love amt BEAUTY
il was customary to meet on the
plains Of Audalu,ia with steela rich
~ caparisonel and riders both 1oI'
nrl r,v TO contend on tie grassy
lawn in fsats Of agility and varse'
borse,oau.h;p for the palm Of victory
~ oro.yn the Fair Queen OF DeaN'y
-,ba bcaatiful Scnorita and Maid OF
N,n4orov. Don Quixotte and his
e;,hfI follower, Sancho Panza, often
,,r,i.in,fel in these delightful d.
yorti.acmcnts and pleasant paStlmeS'
Ferdinand ami Isabella, the monarchS
If C,.,j'e and leon, and the benctac-
tors Of Christopher Columbus, 'nStI'"-
ted the Order Of the Golden fleece
on one occasion and gave crown OF
Icostlv Jewels to be placed on the hea, Il
uf ONE Of tie ",Scuoritos Bon.to,
(beautiful girIs) Of Andalusia, That
crown SIN exists and is regarded as
one Ct the brilliant tiaras OF the peas
amt girls (whon Lord Byron pro
nouncel the handsomest in all crea
tom Of Andalusia who make the lane
vocal with their nightingale songs
From all we can hear there Will b'
an outpouring of the beautiful youn!
ladies of Frederick and Carroll coun
! ties at Rocky Ridge, on Saturday. tn
> 81 of August, and also a number 0
! spirited young men who desire to re e,
= viye the ugo Of chivalry. They wal Y,
4 be present dressed in the IDOL
, Warden costume to contend IN I'll
- Tournament tor the honor and glor
;. Of GROWING the Queen of Beauty an
Maids Of Honor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20
THE CLARION.
IlI.IA WEE hs
EDITOR AND rRDPKiEToh'
Mcrhanicstown, July 20, 1872.

resa. Everybody is confident that
Grant or Greeley will be elected.
neap Humane drivers protect their
horses from the heat Of the sun by u
double shade made of muslin stretch
c | on light frame, which they az
range so that it throws u shadow over
the animals head and protects the
creature from the hot rays Of the : to-
rious King of day.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20

R7g" One Of the ten tribes of Israel
is said to be located on the Yaqul
river in the State Of Sonora Mexico.
Gen. Joseph E.Johnston, late of the
Confederate Army, is out in a strong
letter for Grant and Wilson.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20

The nAUrHlN BRlDGE.-The bridge
Of the Northern Central Railway Com
pany crossing the Susqnehanna river
at Dauphin, Pa, which was destroyed
by fire about three months ago, was
tested on Monday afternoon, by run
ming a heavy camel engine over it,
and at 10 P. NJ. the regular coal
trains passed over in safety.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20
Lewis Blair, Jr.

in the ArOndlssemont OF Auvergne,
France, and was marked for the gull
loline at Paris by the Jncobns in the
Reign of Terror, when no mans life
was safe from the suns c"/oHCs. When
Danton, NIarat and Robospierre We're
at the height of their power, he stIIl
adhered to The fortunes Of his "rl4ht-
full, lawful King,' and only when
Lewis XVI cXpiatcd his life to APP
pcaSc the wrath Of the infuriatod de
mons did he mediate the idea Of
leaving the beautiful land Of La Belle
France. When Maximilian Eohos-
pierre was at the height Of his power
he managed to escape from one Of the
prisons in Paris, in which he had
been immurcl, and went to IIavrc.
where he embarked on board oc an
American vessel for the United States
He landed ut the City Of New York
about the year l1@l, and from thence
made his way to Washington county,
in Maryland being unable at that
time to speak a word of English. lie
became acquainted with one Of the
l'itzhn4h+ near lIagcrstown, in whose
fomijv no resided for several wears
until he crossed over the South
Maintain and then bv the way Of
IIarman's Can camo to the Valley Of
Ov;uos creek IInrc h., Lccomc me-
ou,intcI with some Of th, ,ocmbcrs n
,hc Elder family and from a couoc-
u;al;ty Of rcc)jnr and love for fiji.
rrgjon he concluIrd TO Get married
and scttlc down ON Owiu@,' crocI; -
no,niciIrI ON hi. small acre, he soon
became AN object of curiosity and
regard among the hosrjtabIe pooplc
WHO thnn so;nuruol hnrc 10 soon
made fine acnuaintaucn Of the Oo)o.
,no Hio,,. I, 10 IIuhns III. E'ichcILor
oors the O,ts N, IilIvs tLc Eon2ors
and ,urr,u,r};no uriuLLnrs and n.nI
in interest. ,hru IrrrIv bv rrI,tino
what tr,n.,,ir.l in franco and Sam
I,,nino, He h,I = h,lv horror IF
slavery in all its FORMS and could
never bear the idea Of seeing a negro
IN Lnul,oo. ,b,,oh he was ~, bro
no,urnI \ho,i,jnni.t Iii. rooliun.
and .yun,,hirs :ll cIu,a tu Ib,rly'y
.iIn II :. WA, familiar with in,
classics and ,.,uIl relate how old
Homer tolls n. ,h,t rori, Of Troy
an, - undertook; tn GI,t VIII, NcnnI,I-
Of Greece. and that hcino hard pressed
No,rr. came tn his rcIirr and carried
him of in a r,e
Mr. H'air WIS blessed with = won
lcrtu) p,.mory. and lrIjoh,rI in t,I
limo iokn. bon m,t. IN aunr,lotr.
ami n,,I,;rnn,or'o I,unh n j. ,u,irt
stories Nc va. an old G.L IN ii.
way. Gull les. and h,rnlo:s hut fn,I
Daniel Eoulrr, .lJruh Rig14, Jacob
Er.Icuhal2h Conrad WiiIhla AMI
Maj william T. Head could lit down
all I,v and Ii len To- Mr.. EIair. the
c>iI,l Erruclnan. repeat thn manv
ANIL useful hints which no
1,l a,tbcr,I M like q WaI%in.
l., * ., vL.n tho trrrilI, ca,tl-
% N,lil =,
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-
The Trtst5Hf lIStOf!'

Vi t4lC tIitch 'Nteeo W. - |
and brought into einsIn l'"o-I'
was organized in t / CItoi Phs'ade'-
phia with ThomasT eNton, Aaron
Burr, Andrew jackson, Grge Chn'on'
James Madison, Nathiel Macon
EIbridse Gerry, Sauncl'nltA' OF Nc"
anl John Brown GU. Senator from
KeAtucIy and grant''her Oh y,
Grax B,own,) at its he it dissolved
in l82o-24-the last congressional.
Caucus bling he'd in arch, '"-t'- u
which Bnjamjn EueeS, " senator
from Ohio was Chaman, "n' r''
Collins, y Representative from ne"
York, was ecrctary. The defeat OF
Crawford ad Gullah, the Caucus
nominees according the ""s'8es OIL
the party, edod itmlssIon.
The JacEso pay filed tie gap
from lS.2!4 to ls2-whcn the Demo
cratic marty ~ j&uccos2or, so-called,
ga wa. orconjzed
''''''o INV Wy NV ' ~ Slr,,.
III washington, .'H' ~"
jackson. Thorn Hart Benton, hcvl
Woodbury., ST Wright, Isaac M
Samuel Smith Nit. ami rranr'S !;
Blair at it. hes. 1t was chi'SVe''e'
by Col, Eontomon two Greek %ora5
(Drm"o and hi'ol putting ms h"n''
upon Levi N"hnrT, 'tAl5 Is 'hG
Granite Rock O. New 'iamls''lFe' anu
upon this l'peiWc ho'!' ', me-, '''1
Great Demo"ra' rarity: : "t'0 =: 90
"1'h>". The arty 13'@,Veu III
1850 81, at ChA"s'on a''H Baltimore
that is to say.t d!NI'"d nv" ID Sec
tionaI party -oa gong tor itFocE'h'
ridge and on"tm gong FOR b'"8''S
it fell between to stools, ana as It
National party A'' h""n '"b'e''.e
ever since. p,|.Ion "NI S'c'+I'" u
scotcIcI til" suk", II 1t d!d not XII
it. -,
Freedom for III mru and hostility It
Slavery and lN2my, those twin
relics Of harbri~n, rs It's rorne
stones was fist organized in thu
State Of NIirEgan N IS3l Will
Austin Blair. CtarIr. Summer, Thad
deus Stevens. George &. Bates, Coy
Kingsley $. Hn2hom William II
,,,u.,rl u,r,., Greeley. David II
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20

SUMNER ON GKEELEY.-The st.
Louis CMo) Times says, the Hon.
Charles Summer in letter dated the
18th inst, to l.. N. Reavis, of that
city, gives expression to this sontl-
ment: II think, on reflection, you
will not think it advisable for me to
write public letter on matter to
which YOU call attention. Greeley
and myself have been fellow-laborers
in many things. We were born IN
the same year. ! honor him very
much Between him and another
person. who shall be nalneless | AIN
for him earnestly
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20

r-E- The Editor of the "Garrctt star
published at Oakland All"@any county, =
maniully battling for the new county, OF
Garrtu. lie calls for help, and thinks the
new county project will 70 through at the
November ballot box. lie thinks the poo
rlc will be as blind as bats if they don't
pitch in for it right and left.
President Grant is at Long Branch, ON
the Jersey coast.
Horace Greeley with party Of friends
is going there next week. The Chappaq'a
Farmer it is said is as good at swimming
among the surf and sea sycifs as he is at
r,lopping wood on dry land in NcStchcS-
,cy county, New York. Lon" Branch is
i,cco,,,i,rg famous as the summer resort OF
great i1"li
NJ" 4 Georgia c,itor refuses to support
Greeley on ,he ground that it is as much
as he ran DO ia support himself.
Acr.-lf you feel dawn by the spirit
IL do any good work, rise up at once ana
act ~ithou, consulting with flesh ard blood
or talking about ex rsdicncy EX-pcdlcn-
cv is Il hateful word
~" Sunday work, either with bands or
head, never prospers. On ih" sabbath day
rest, 20 to ehurch, read The b,',ic and say
your prayers.
The trial of "Boss Tweed" the King OF
the New York Tammany Ring, is going
on at Albany, New York. When Stokes
gets clear, or is granted new trial, which
amounts to about the same thing for Kill
ling Col. James Fisk, Jr., there is not much
probability that Tweed will be convicted.
Murder and big swindlng seems to go
scot free" now a-days.
s5s~ A great deal more cotton is now
,aised in Texas than was the case before
the late cig'l war.
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TIE OLDEST LADY IN KENTrCKY.
Mrs. Mary Gray, of Grecnnp conn-
ty, is the oldest lady in Kentucky
She has entered her one hundred and
fourteenth year, and is still in appar-
entity vigorous health. Joseph Gray
her youngest son, Is seventy years
old. She has q daughter-in-law, wild
ow Of one Of her sons, who is over
eighty years old. Her grandchildren
and great grandchildren are counted
by the score. - .Nu~riNc Eul/ttin
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-07-20

SHORT AND SwEET.--When Horace
Greeley received the news Of his NOM
nation at Baltimore by the Democrat.
ic Convention, he sent the following
note to his daughter:
"7o Ldo h. Erec1cn Charpa17>a,
HuyIem Rol'ood. - Greeley and
Brown nominated at Baltimore unau-
imously on the second ballot.
HORACE GREELEY.
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C|" Watcrmelons and cantalcupcs will
sorn be here.
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The First Battle.

,r, c, 1.;-;r, L,,,1, ,rtor thc
l"o "''' Ir'.;nnn,; rh;l,1.l
nomination" ~ N'''','''''''' -
lhia and Baltimore between 'he ro-
litical forces Of Grant and Greeley,
will fake place in the State of North
r.1;nn ~ u,,, s,,,o on Thursday
u'''o''''''' . - ''''' ,.; .,
the ISL ol August ''' o'''''o' '''o|
place for Governor and number OF
State officers, members Of Congress
and the State Lcgi,Iaturc. In 1870,
uno, , full vote ,ol,rod yu,fr,oc and
" - u, ' n',,',.,, ,,,I ,n,;,r;,,, ~
all the Democrat" '''''' u '1''''''H o'
1000 votes for Governor; IN ISL
upon vote to rntlty the New Constr
tuition, the Republicans clam to have
carried the N'Ntc by ",'"o MAJORITY
against that instrument framed by the
Democratic ma "rIty, and upon tins
latter fact, the friends OF Gen, Grant,
upon the assurances OF OK -Govcrnor
Holden, and Thomas &. Settle, lreSI-
dent of the Philadelphia National
Convention,rely with great confluence
that they will carry the state by a
sweeping majority on the lSt OF next
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-27
CONQUERED
AwARDED TO
Aliens Lung BalSam
as AN E1pEoToRANr IT HAS no BQUAI
CAUTION.

Aliens Lung Balsam 10 Perfectly
Harmless 70 tho Moat.
Delicato
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-27
LIHsop ryR UNITED STATES.
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
apecIdcatIons and drawings Of Patent ONCE.
[Approved January II, ls7l.l
Be % rssolvedI bv the Senate aad Ho1se Of Repre-
lenfntire1 Of las United Slater Of dmerioa 4

Be % rs,olred BY the Senate and Hous Of Repre-
ssntatira Of hs Uaited States Of America "a
That the publication OF the abstracts Of specihca.
tons and Of the engraylngs heretofore accompany.
ing the annual report Of the Commissioner OF Pat.
cnts be discontinued afer the publication OF that
nine, for which tho plates have already been pre-.
pared and that, In lieu thereof, the Commissioners
be authorized TO have printed. f' gratuitous distn-
button, not 10 exceed one hundred and my copies
Of the complete Specifications and drawings Of each
patent subsequently issued, together with suitable
indexes 70 DO Issued from time 70 time. one copy 70
be placed for FREQ public inspection In each capitol OF
In the clerks once Of he District court OF each Ju.
diclL District Of tho United States. except when
such oniecs are located In State or Territorial capt.
tolls, and one In the library Of Congress, which copies
shall be taken and received In all Courts as evidence
Of all matters therein contained, and shall DO cert.
ned to under the hand Of the Commissioner and seal
Of the Patent 0ficc, and shall be taken and received
In all courts as evidence, said copies not to be taken
from said repositories for any other purpose than to
cnts Is hereby authorized and directed to have print.
ed such additional numbers Of copies Of s~peciica.
tons and drawings, certified as herclnbcforo pro-
such drawings. for sale, ~ may be warranted by the
actual demand for tho same; and Coinmisthe sioner
is also hereby authorized TO furnish q complete set
OF such specifications and drawings 10 any public
library which will pay for binding the same INTO vol.
umes TO correspond with those In the Patent once.
and for the transportation Of the same. and which
convenient access for the public thereto, under such
regulations as the Commissioner shall doom reason.
able; and provided also, that all contracts for max.
ing copies Of drawings shall be made under the pro-
visions Of chapter one hundred and 1fty.aye. sec.
tion nine. Of Act OF Congress approved June twenty.
1--WE, eighteen hundred and sixty.four, which reads
a. follows: "Sec. 9. And be II further enacted, that
oil lithOgraphing and engraving. where the probable
total cost Of the maps or plates Illustrating or &C.
companying any work exceeds two hundred and
dty dollars, shall be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder for the interests OF the Government, due 70
gard being paid TO the execution OF tho work, amer
due advertisement by the Superintendent Of Public
Printing. under the direction Of the Joint Commit
tee on Printing; provided. that the Joint Committee
on Public Printing be authorized TO empower the
Superintendent OF Public Printing to make immedi.
ate contracts for engraving. whenever In their opin.
ion tho exigencles OF the public service will not JUS
tfy waiting for advertisement and award"
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SOLD By =
REDINcToN, HoSTETTER &co
Nes. $40 and 53i Market Street
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
Agents for the Pacific States.
H-Sold BY Medicine Dealers generally.
se3Oly
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. $50.

TT 3. REGISTERS OFFICE, CARSON
u. City. Nevada, December 80, ISL
Notice Is hereby given that tho Dancy Mining
Company. By I'd MeClellsnd. its Superin-
tendont, has this day nled In this once q dia-
gram. together with . notice OF application for
q pstent nom tho United States, under Act OF
Congress approved July u, 1865, for 1000 feet
OF q certain vein or lode Of quartz or other
rock In place, bearing gold. silver. copper and
other metals, commonly called and known as
the Mammoth Lode and Mammoth Company's
claim, situated In tho Dcvirs Cato Mining Dis
trict. Lyon county. Nevada. Said claim 10
bounded on tho north BY the Goncsseo Silver
Mining Company's claim, and is moro particu.
hrly described as follows: Lying between two
ond lines, one OF which being the north line,
commences At Post No. I, located on the south
line Of tho Genessee C~ompany's claim, from
which the quarter section corner on the west
boundary Of Section 10, Township Is north,
Range II east, bears north 50 dec. west, loo
feet, and runs east (passing through . post at
800 foet) and west passing through post At
30 feet); and tho other OF which being the
south limo, commences at Post No. ), which
bears from Post No. I south 3,000 foot distant,
and runs cast passing through . post at 500
fect) and west (passlng through q post at 500
fcct). The length OF the claim 10 tho distance
between the TWO end lines, which 10 1000 feet.
and 10 supposed to DO embraced within an area
Of ~ acres. Said claim IL more particularly
described In tho notice and diagram poeted In
this Office and on the claim.
dam Odd 4. d. Dbl REGISTER,
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
NJ. 6Sa strees
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
CONSULTATIONS BY LsrrER OR OTHERWISE, rnEE

CONSULTATIONS, BY LETTER Oh oruERWIsE ,rnEk
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess OF eighteen years, and has become one Of
the renowned Hospitals OF tho age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital 10 to London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of Reord Is TO
Paris, this Institute has become to the Pacific
Coast. The thousands annually received and
cured ct this place Is in point OF number OF pa.
TENTS among the very hrst OF the world, and
tho success OF Its treatment ranksit second.t to
none.
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental orKanika.
ton, should stop TO consider whence II arises.
he win ind In the weakness OF the back, trcmb'
Ing Of the limbs, dlsordercd digestion, unic.
~oountable falling OF the powers OF the mind,
distaste for society, dread Of Impending trouble,
forobodings Of evil. sleeplessness, troubled and
lasciyious dreams, growing deafness. loss Of
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
Of di~sorganiZatlon. tho positive traces OF tim
most terrible aud destructive OF all diseases
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes Of life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path OF his CT,
lstence toward premature and loathsome grave
To him who nnds his life dribbling out in the
discharge Of the vital principle OF existence In
nocturnal and dlurnal omissions, tho mere ces-
sstion Of Its appearance brings no assurance Of
relief. I,
Marriage, that holy once, tnat ealeguarQ ano
hope of manhood, brings to such q one no hope
Of cure, but adds TO his misery In the knowledge
that the one who looks to him for SO much Of
her happiness, Is . victim TO his evil. and an In.
Docent companion to his punishment. He adds
to his misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There Is no rescue except IN proper and
skiIlful treatment. Those who have become the
Victims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, fasc.
mating and destructive habit, which 1lls thou.
sands OF sick rooms with paralytics and con.
sumptiyos, and hundreds Of untimely grayes
with its misguided victims, should consult with.
out q moments delay, one who will sympathize
with their sufferings. To such the Doctor would
especially address himself, giving TO each and all
assurance Of o PERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE, without hindrance to business. changt
OF diet, or fear OF exposure.