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The New York herald., 1872-12-20

Mr. Watson will use his own discretion about
sir0us Of purchasing certain property adjoining or
aadacent TO some o. this real estate to be trans
naturally endeavor TO make these Purchases berers
making their Intentions or the particular drift
and object Of those Intentions known.
In reply TO question as to the
VALUE OF THE OPERA HOUSE
and the property adjoining IT, which is to be con.
and Gould paid about one million three hundred
thousand dollars for It,
In . brief conversation which the reporter had
tives which actuated Mr.. Gould In making SO
gigantic o surrender Of property Mr.. Watson said,
moss 80 sn nocfR rs M o0sfs Gs
he has other large interests in Erie which prompt
MN TO the step. He Is certainly one OF the very
largest individual stockholders in the road and
claims to be actually the largest. From the time
books and evidence was satisfied that Mr.. Gould
would have to come to settlement"
- WALL STREET RUMoRs
Ine present settlement was brought about
manly through an accidental meeting between
Mr. Watson and Mr.. Gould about ten or twelve
pany. Some few words passed between them at
.a anat Time which suggested settlement, and tho
Ss reaa mas oeen mutually urged by them since, with
ferred BY Gould this morning viii be some sixty
before this thing was consummated MI Gould was
allowed 10 PICK up all the Erie shares he
possibly Couiu Ia tnls market and At London,
and that he IL now the owner OF some.
thing like two hundred thousand shares on which
he expects to make more money than he snrren-
dered to the company by giving them SoOOOOO0
securities. When the revolution in the Erie drec-
tory took place Mr.. Gould was fortified with stock
10 the same way. and report says made fortune.
He now gives to the Erie Company a large amount
OF securities and Ia also fortified with Erie stock to
make up the same. II L. also stated that the money
derived from the sale OF these securities Is to be
used In laying third rail, whereby the narrow
gauge roads OF the West may have another outlet
1t IL reported that Mr.. Gould will throw his infu.
enfe " the NoTtlwest Company ~ iayVg Of bring.
The New York herald., 1872-12-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BEEcHER-FNLEY.-On Thursday, December 10,
Everest % THADpEgs B. BEEcHBR to Miss MISSOURI
FENNEMANN-DUHME.-o Thursday, December
u, IN Zion church, Greenville, by the Rev. J. 8.
Schooner, JOHN HENRY FENNEMANN, Of New York,
to LOUISA ADELE, daughter OF Martin Duhme, OF
Greenvie, late OF New YORK.
December Is, 1872, at Madison SQUARE PresbyteriaI
church, BY the Rev. ]. P. Newman L. D., and the
Rev. William Adams, D: D., FLETCHER URLINa
Of Little Rock, Ark.
HENRY-ANDERsoN-On Wednesday, December
Rev. 7 v, Punnett, JAMES BUCHANAN % Henry, N ' Of
annapolis, Md, to LOUISA. daughter Of DR.. w. @.
Anderson, n1srs & Of &stapletcn, staten Island.
shackeiord jAxrs LINES to jcsIraIss Il hin Az 4. oDsI1,
Dota OF Mount Vernon. No cards.
I brides parents. on Wednesday, December IS, BY
Ing rev. Dr. Robinson, STEPHEN MO0RHOUsE to
aSgnser o. James s white all Of this city
the Rev: William n Taylor, B. b. SS.us Dr. sTsPHns X
all OF New York city.
Died.
,ol,ss BEEkMAN,10n Thursday, December 10, at his
residence, Is East Twentieth street, wM +. BEEK-
NAN, In the cath year Of his age.
spect uly invited to attend the I iunerai from e Cal
vary church, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty
nrss street on sunday December ~ at one O'Clock
q
James Reagan.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
inuy ny invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
uence OF her father, No. Strykers row, Fifty Sec
ond street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues,
on sunday, at one O'Clock p. M.
n c.n,HI UnKLEr.m0n 20 l. Wednesday, December 1s, KATE
=. The friends Of the family are invited to attend
", .n1 unesai rom the residence OF her br0ther-in-
law, Micnael Callaghan; 491 avenue A. corner OF
two O'Clock "' -
..CsLxAuusEs CLxAusEs.1on Thursday, November LES, at
academy OF st. Cathsrlne, Stuttgart, Germany
EMMA, youngest daughter OF the late Henry
Clausen, ESQ.,. In the 17th year OF her age.
Funeral notice hereafter
C0ITiER.-On Wednesday, December IS, ELLA.
daughter OF Charles H. and Ellie Cottier.
Ine Iunerai Will take place from the residence OF
ner grandfather, Henry Croker, 215 East Twenty.
mfst street, this day Friday) at twelve O'Clock NJ
fully invited to attend.
:, DENBY.-At bennington, England, on Tuesday,
December 8, HENRY ST. MARTyN, son of Henry and
MARIA MARIA Louise DENLY, grandson Of Commodore
DEvENDoRF.-In Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednesday,
december lS JEREMIAH DEvENDoRF, Of Elwood,
L. J., In the 44th year OF his age.
Funeral service V b. held Ftls lats ssSiasn0e. :
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
Tho New Cattle Law.

The follo~ing 10 the text Of the new cat
tie law just passed by our dead and alive
legislature. Itis Ct coatsmporaneous
production for the recently enacted deA-
potic liquor law. 1t is blow At the pr.vl-
lsgss aud private business affairs OF poor
men and farmers, and in fA.or OF rich men
and moHoPohsts.
A Bill for 90 act 10 prohibit animals from
ru0nIng at large IN this State.
Be IL enacted by the People Of the State
Of Illtaois, represented ~ tAe General As
sembiy, ThAI iG snail be unlawful ioG the
owner or owners of any domestic animals
Of the species Of the horse, ass, mule, cat
tie, sheep, goAI or hog, TO suffer the same to
ruD q. large IN any county iu this State, eK-
cspt As hereiaSltsr provided.
SEQ. 2. Aay owRers violating section
Of this aog shall, uPjn conviction before
any Justice OF Ihs Peace having jurisdic-
tion, pay . hne Of not less thau three dol
lArs-ons-half to the informsr, and tue bal
Gros 10 the oomnon school fund Of the
county.
$50. 3. Il shall be lawful for any person
or persons to take any such stock found
running ~ large TO the nearest pound 10
the oouaty, aud deliver the same 10 the
Pound Master
SEC. 1. IL shAIl be the duty OF the Board
Of Supervisors, or County Court IN couu.
ties not under township organization, Il
cause one pound in each Iowuship TO be
built ia each county, and appoint pound
master for each, aud also hH the prices fol
feeding, Watering and kAking care OF such
stock as may be Im pounded therein.
SEC. 8. The owners OF any stock i'm
pounded, shall pay the pound master such
charges as may he fixed for fesding. water
ing and taking care thereof, and snail also
prove suoh property before such stock shAl
be removed from such pound.
SEQ. 6. Any perosn who shall injure OF
break down any pound, so built, Tor the
purpose of removing lhsrsfrom any stock
without trst complying With Ihis act, snail
on conviction, pay tine of not less IhAn ten
dollars, TO the common school fund Of the
township.
SEC. I. The Clerk Of ADy county, OF
petition Of ffly or more voters therein, shsl
give notice With the election notices of IN,
then next succeeding general elsctloL II
such county, that at such election the voter,
OF such county may vote for cattle running
at large in such county, or any species o
cattle TO be mentioned in such notices
Such votes shall be received and csnvassec
BY the proper judges of election, and retur0'
made 10 the same manner as in other slec
tion returns. Aud IL the majority Of the
votes cast on such Questions IL for cattle OF
any species Of cattle ruuning at large, Il
shall be lauful in such county for such cat
tls or species Of cattle to run At large
Prouided That the inhabitants in iucorpor
Rtsd towns, villages and cities, shall no
vote on such question, when they are Au
thorizsd BY law TO rsga' ate or restrain cat
tie from RAINING At large 10 their reGpecsiV,
cities, towns or villages.
SEC. 8. At any succeeding general elec
tion, on like petition and notice, the voter
Of such counties elecsing 20 ALLOW cattle q
run At large, may vote TO rescind sucl
former election, and TO come under the pro
visions Of this lGw where no such vote i
taken
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
II q DKcAL.
Dr. O. BLS%kLOW,

Cos fIDENTlAL PHYe1CIAN,
Haas reaaoysa Irom No. ~ suuih Clara ST., cor
nsr OF Monroe, u No. 434 SuUfH STATE
SThEkT, OHIUA0o.
1t lie we'll known Dy ell readers Of the papers
that Dr. G.. Bsgsio~ IL the oldest estaOashed
ply sieIan in Cnicago, VINO has made lhe treat
aent OF all chrome and sexual diseases II ape
eiaity. sciense and experience have made DIR.
b. the most reaoUaed rPhCIALIsf Of tho age,
honored By the press, esssemed Of the nlghest
medical atsalnments b. ali the medical in sti-
tutss OF the day, having devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE Perfetting remedies
that will care p,sitVeiy tbs worst cases OF
CHRONIC and PRIVATE DISEASES of the
GkNIiO UhINARY ORGANS in both sexes,
Seminal Weakness, producing Esrvousnsss.
Aversion to society, mp aired Vision, Loss of
Memory and Manhood, perfectly cared. 1t is
evident that one who confines himsel to the
study OF certain diseases, treating thousands of
cases every year, must have greater skiil than q
PhysielAn ia general Practice. Read his NJ MED-
FcAL fREaTIss for ladies and gentlemen. sent
fres to any address in sealed en,e elope. Consul
tatlon Free. The hnest rooms in the city, with
Separate Pariors for ladies and gentlemen. Gall;
you see only the Doctor. Correspondence Con
hdtntial Address sll iettsrs to Or @. BIGE
Low, No. 4s4 State ST ofice hours from A
II. to P. NJ; Sundays 2 P. NJ to 5.
N B.-Ladiss, send for descriptive circular
/ of Pessarie Remeae, the best prevention of con-
ception known Sent to any address enclose
stamp. jamie dhwly
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
Nj a NAoOD:

ET0W LOST, How REsroAED.-Juatp pub
II ished b. DR.. Lewis, 755 peges. ThirG Eai-
tlon, tss as1,eai JOmpaaion and Gaids 20
Health. os the radical cate OF Sperm h~oa
OF setaraal Weakness, IaYoluniaEy ssmin a.
Losses. lnsoteEey, kzesaat aad fhyaieal Insa
PSclty / = psdintnt 60 Marriage. ste and the
Feasresi and syP Philliuc Aslsstes, with plain
SO steHr directions for the speedy eurs of Sec
ondaFJ aynptoms, G5a oFrhoea Glssts, ,5tTietarcs,
And sill dissssVs Of the sk q, such ss ssuryy
serofula, Ulcers, Bous Bi0schss and PIN plss on
the face and bo ~, COa'EmPti IN. kPilepsy, An
Fita, indaesd By self IndGlgeses OF sexual ex
trsvAE
The eels5rsse6 AEther, in THE simiraele treat-
ise, 'lesrly deuon~tIstss from forty years sue-
cessfai practice that she alsImlDg consequences
of ssE aeuse may be radically cured, pointip z
eu, = mode ef ouEe 81 once simple, certain, and
/ sGeetuAi. by means of which every suEerer. 20
Est.eT what his condition m Hy be. eSn be effect
uslly cared. ohespiy, privately and radically.
sS~ This 90 4 should tie in the hands ef eT-
cry youth saS evsrl usp in the land
! sentunder seal, in plain eavelop, Price 6d
/ ceuss Address DR LEWIS, No 7. Beach at.
New orb junt1S-d4wly
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
The Passive Policy at Washington,

We extract the following interesting arIl-
ole from a late issue Of the ST. Louis
Republican.
Our special Washington dispatch states
that at the Democratic congressional eau
Gus last night there was an expression
favorable to the Passive Policy "sO far rs
national politics are concerned The dis
patch adds mo movement looking TO
any coalition or conference for the next
national oonvenIIon was made"
TAe truth IL, whatever expression wa
had, outside OF q CONFEDERATION Of matters
betOre congress, vas merely inoidentAlj ana
while We are, of course, grAilhsd to kno"
that the leading members OF the Democratic
party In our national councils are favorable
TO the Missouri, or passive policy, yet We
would be deceving our readers not TO tell
them, Al the same time, that the caucus was
not called to act upon this question, and
that the Democratic congressman have not
assumed, as wi, DO charged, % dtcidte TO
the party through the agency OF close eau
Gus, nevertheless, their voice IL entitled 10
due weight as coming from meu enjoying
good opportunities to scan the whole poilu-
cal situation, and II po-sess-s great value
As indicating the sentiments Of prominent
individuals possessing influence IN their
respective localities. IL is, 80 far as ma
tiona po.iGios are concerned,' that the pas
sive policy chiefly applies. We have re-
psAisdly explained that il sigu hes no
abandonment by the Democracy vi SdvGntA
ges already possessed, or readily aIIainable.
It's meaning s concisely slated by the
Chicago Times. alt does not contemplate
-. e arfv
organization, but simply wiIhdrawal or
with relation 10 the Republican party or
ganization, 10 represents the popular min
ority. 1t would, then, be = withdrawal OF
the national Democratic party organization,
and . corresponding withdrawal Of the state
and local organizations 10 all the states,
congressional districts and lesser oonstitu-
sncies where the Democratic party includes
only q minority Of all the voters compos ing
the constituency. In ali the states or lower
constituencies, where the Democratic party
constitutes an undoubted msj oriiy Of all the
voters, the Missouri policy would leave that
party intact to nominate and elect its can.
didaies."
This plan for the defeat Of the GRANT
administration has been growing steadily
ever since 1t vas frat proposed Circum-
stances have been foftuitous to place II prom.
insnily before the people, aud the progress
Of the movement has been in proportion to
the disposition or opportunity to give It an
earnest and patriotic confederation. The
proposition is now soming TO be pretty we'll
understood throughout the country, and we
state nothiuV but our honest conviction
when we say that the si9us nov point to i.s
early and enthusiastic adoption by the Dem
soraoy for the presidential campaign oi this
year.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19

THERE are Two mea in New York who
earn their living by being knocked down
and run over. Whenever they sec . rich
man driving along with = spirited pair Of
horses and light buggy, they cross the
street, and invariably get run over. They
ere taken to some hospital; as soon as they
recover they sue for damages, aud when the
money procured in this way rms out they
repeat the operation. Almost every bone in
their body hss been broken.
These fellows will doubtless become ciIi.
sens Of Illinois, uuder our new dispense
tion, where instead Of breaEing their Owr
bones they can break their wives or othel
relatives bones, Hndthsn share the damags'
recovered from some liquor dealer.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
MILWAUKEE,.
Dg. f. KALCKH0FF's
cELEBkATEo
Mexican aver Cure Bitters
Is
PaTel3 q Vegetable CsGgsGaa.

Dr. 4. hA!ekEeI (-s-e-ses, assl. IL .ae ior
muia, which has rSsa.tsd ia ia ID sxiosn Ever
uure bItttEs.
DR.. hslckhg1, ling xnCTn as EcIeatitt AND
leading chemist In MiiHsakee, "a at Use Of the,n a
Bltters in his own faGuy, and IN nj satrsa,
practlei for over 81 ysGrs. FMS EiIxir OF af.
PrsssTVer 10 purely vegetable Prspsrataoa, is
pisssaat to tRe tasts, and gVes fat 30 ssIld 20
sad rsaes tae exhausted vlIallty OF the aer, ou .
system.
For bilious, remtt1ant and iate1mittant fsveEs
dyspepsia an IN dig ssTIon, headache, psin III tn
shoulders, eoashs, tIs aLneGs OF the ehssI, dizsi
ness, sour eFedlcstlon OF tnc sts Gen, diseases
Of the kidney and eI.ddef, in conasoTlon suh
DR.. T. Kaickhon's EsxisAn Ever Ours "a
tnsrtle kils, are the sfess blood puridsF an 4
are certain cure for eruptisps, salt raeum,
Dlosehes, sPots, plnPss, sotls, eGfbansles, rio K
worms, erg Aigelas, sto. E0g al tenn sle com
plants they cannot be sxeeiisd as an excellent
appetlseI and general sumnlsut, 4hsy have .
eqasl ThonsGsds bear Yesltnloay to their Ct-
ratiUe Pooers. Sufferers, all she prOps.etors OF
abs - mexican Ever Care Bitters" asa, is to give
bsir med icioe a fair trial, and be convinced Of
its medical properties. Price 81 bottle.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
peranos bill.''

THh temperance ls~ recently passed By
the Legislature, and approved by the Gov
srnor, will 20 into effect on the lst Of July,
the time 6Isd by the constitution for oil
laws passed lhs pressns session to be in Op.
srsliOn, lv'sprOvidsd for BY sPsciAle en-
sctmont 10 ihs body Of the bill.
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
sPnorAL norxons.
CHRONIC AILMENTS;

PArtisuIarly ssrofula, have their origin In an
ill-sured or Dsglectsd dise.se. Do we uot see ev'
cry day psrsOni tassertns under the weight oi
thos. l-tEsagsd ddiae.sss-sun.riBs cut by piece
meal she rsmAins Of former mGl~dyl why 10
III II 10 because ths treatment was not saiiA-
BILE or Jeff Of TOO soon. 4 hus the pAnent 70
patched up shile the dress sre allowed TO re
main 10 break out gstn even IN faiure SEQ era
tons. Many suffer he foal islni Oi sstoiais TO
rs main in th. systsm N for altfe time. Ulcers Ana
sores that are eating away N. very fountain OF
life ere allowed to 20 oa. PinPlss bloIches,
and tettsrs Al.o dtshssrs the faces Of thousands.
There mo nscessity Tor this iameutsble &c ndi.
tion. as few bottles OF Ihe Sauaritan's kool
and Hsrb Juices will srsdiest. tae tout tsiot. Ia
oil bad eases we viii furnish the remedy free oi
shsyse un'iI . cure m effected, thus proving be
yond dOuOt that all can be cured. Pimpiei
and Olotchss rem svea. thereby saving many un
pleasant remarks. Lsdies who dosire = brl,lisn
somplsxion should use the So nasi,ans Rsot an,
Herb Juices Prtoe 81 IS per bottle
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This supe'b Bair Dye is the bssi ia the worid
perfectly harmless. .Eelisbls and instantaneous
no disApp ointment; no ridiculous tiEts or die
agreeable odoT. The genuine Wm. A. Bstshe-
lor's hAU Dye pTOduess IuHEDIArEi Iplsn
did Black or NssiTAl Brown, leaves the hair
eisaH, sofi beautiful doss not contain partt
Gle OF lead or auy Injurious compound. SOLD BY
all DruEEists. Factory. is Bond street. n. Y
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19

I His Pl 4P Ia wsrr4B ed su yerior to any il
4 thu marSet, iOr Dreg5rIes, sugar Houses
lGnneriys, BJtler fesders, oseRDbUsts, Mining
AMI Fine purposes, ect- 1t throws a ful streaa.
Ot The thicEyst Deer aash " .LhVut cIoggtug, aau
sugar syrsp boiling hOI, without dlEculty.
Warranted positive P1ml uLdeF ali Q rcum
stances uevtI ttOi II gets CIT Il order, aud
oy reason Of he patti o, nee ID he alsts, Ii
hep citu ana a,wSys READY Tor Atll,u Iti
siMPLh, G. MTLkI. al fONIktJL l.. and
neeIs 40 exp 10 IuL 1t es- ~ me iell I,
DO toe w,Ik tor wu,cb il is totd, il usy be re
tus ued tbs u,o4,J ieiuDoed
During sae pas year disInterested mechAni-
cal snra't- have sat IN judgment its merits
and elf IN. IN each Of ths t-.lOwIng naue1 plA
ceS, viz AAKYLAtD INSTITUTE,
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
pailp Argus.
Friday, January 10. IsTe

Gov. PALMsR's reputation AsA strong
constitutional lawyer, would hardly justify
she belief that be would approve q law so
utterly An,agOnistie to the state and federal
constitutions ss what 10 known ss the item :
peranoe bill"
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
roR GENERATIONS

Diseases srising frou indissretion have been
treated wiIh BAlssm Copaiba HLd Mercury, un
ell the ssemsehs Of PAtisAts using them became
90 naussAtsd And weakened that IL vAs hard to
decide which Was the worst eowplAibt, the dis
ordered stomach os ths original disease At
length the 6suSritan's 0in made its Advsnt. and
an entirely new system Of cure wss inauguratsd
ana the bensheisl results ct once seen. The dis
gusting Drugs srd poisons we're discarded, and
20 day the diff is prescribed BY hamSers of III,
lending Physicisns; yet. notwtthstanding- the
sAmaritAn's diff is known TO be positive cure,
parsly vege able, sod plessAat to use, a. Ooly
ten pills have 90 be taken, many old eat dsluvi-
ans will stick TO tAsir sieksning rugs and gorge
thsW padsnts for weeks perhaps months
Eas- Has long job and . big bill any
thing 20 do with it? Male psokAges 81; Psmsls
S. Sent By mail. We cannot avoid calling the
sttsstiOn OF dslioate fsmsles TO the Samaritan,
Git - positive cure for whites; By following
directions yoa Will soOn get rid Of ths, trouble
soms di'sAss, and become robust and hearty.
Sold By Druggists gousrAlly.
DEsM mo 4 90 Prsp'y.
9l5 Rsse sirest, Phiisdsl slphia, Pc
cHAs. BESsAs, sonssr Iiiinois ssd MArks
street, AgsntfOr Rock Island.
mehsAwIy
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
Ladies, take Particular kOtice.
The Real Velpau Female Pills

W Ahh ~ U &b "a a. ~ N.
These Pills, 50 celebrated many years ago in
PAris, for 10 Pellet Of fem Ale lFregularttiss aud
afterwards rSf their criminal ON % ment In the
pTsatios of abortion. nov offered for sale for
ths hrs. time in America They have been kept
in comparative obscurity from the fact thst the
originator, DR.. FsipRu, % pb siclsn In Paris
Of great wealth. ard has ssrist Jis prip-
cfPlss, aud has -ithhsii them from general use,
lest they should be employed for unlA -ful pBr
poses
10 ovsrSoning 2smA's Distractions, Failing
ofthe WOMB, hits. droea sickness, suppress
sion, Rstsation, or fmmodsrase Flow OF the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous snd Spinal Afec
tiOns, Pains 10 tne B.cE aud Limbs, Fatigue 90
slight exertion Palpitstion Of the Heart, Hys-
tsrios. DO. and will effect q cure when all other
means have failed and. altaough a powerful
remedy. do not st atain caiouet, Antim ny, or
snything hurtfui 10 the constitution
To married lRiiss and young girls who have
never bsen regulated, they are peculiarly suited
They wilt. In short sime briug on the monthly
period with regularity
oAUroS Married Laiissshould never AXE
them whea thsge 10 any reason to believe them
selves oresnaDt, ,fO' shey will be sure to prOduo.
oiscaTri ,ge.
La iies ssn proeare box s,aied from tse syes
ofthe snsioss. bv enclosing npe dollar. aud sia
postage stamps on W. MAc0HBER, General
A ssni for limited states AMI olnadas. at Alhany
". ~ .nv astbsriSsd Axest mv74dwiy
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
A MILLION IN The FIELD l.!

Yes, a million Of men. to say nothing Of the
ladies, know BY experience that
CriStadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
produces shades Of color that seem to have been
brought out by nature herself. They know, too
that it is fr from all Injurious matter, because
they have used it for years And thus tested i, by
a process u re osrtaiJ GhAa even obsmissI anal
ysIs itself In fact. the dAiIy experience OF muI-
titudss o. boIh sexes, aGrns the decla ation OF
the e rst ana teal chemist IN America, thai the
EKce sior Dye contains nothing deleterious to
health" q good are,sing should be used after
the dying, and the beet Ia
CRIsT ADoRO's HAIR PRESERkTIvR
Rock Island Argus., 1872-01-19
MANHOOD! yYGNANHOoD. !.

.SopuiaF medical bo oks, nos Pags ;. szgLaia-
- wA2 nats narTy, whs i.,t- Wt impede
MEN = 70 marriage; tAeir ta'sgs ,sg',ss asS
Il ff fsstotsilal fseofersg u re Interesting
sesssce V RsProdHctiop. Ef-sssac sexual Excffe-
n1eats Is ha-|ad s5eefs tsasA 4asal-t saaes. Sens
uAL. ExHAuSTLO Jrgfa eAaioasr eaNs5. ia
nstGdte or ED age aud bhet en- b. done
Asso Tag 40 rsa's" Aase pinsp!es on the face,
&C. aaa giains sHesest rsig' 'sHs ba9 of ear pssa
srs prematurely InfiEn1. " ~ saSgsafesAs aes-s
{lioaoSd bs al, dsatA 81 c Consumption EpiI6psy,
&c. decrease eae-A s4ilgEs f8s. { n
agesfoAs tas Heart and Brain soosd Ne gI- loss
leqaeat. Al tAaf tia daa fi fqistfirs
knos tTsfs raTfage gatas al P1uls ooHaseoT. Sent
~ sealed ezDst27s eeAts each botA er tsss Al.
d-aa.