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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-31
/. y. STEWART, PRINCIPAL.

The greatest want of the present age is men
and women, healthy and vigorous In mind and body
The continued headaches, weaknesses. nervousness
and varying ailments phch afriot women are gener-
silly the result of imperfect action of stomach
other vital organs DR., WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BITTERs, being composed entirely of Vegetable
substances indigenous to California, may be taken
with perfect safety by the delicate, aud are
remedy, correcting all wrong action and giving
new viror - the whole system eeit
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WELCOME HOME Mary Reed,
We are glad to learn, has after long abb
sence in New York ard Europe reached
home again this week. and we bid her q
heartfelt welcome
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NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals viii
~ be received by the undersigned in the City Clerk
Office for the term of term of ten days from the date
of this notice for building sidewalks both sides
Main street between Madison and Columbus street,
wherever such sidewalks have not been already
pleted. Erred. HECKER, St. Com 1stk3i wds.
Manitowcc, Oct. 31st 1872 29-2t
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, County of Manitowoc IS.

StTATE OF WISCONSIN, County of Manitowoc IS.
- Probate Office, Manitowoc Oct 22d 1872.
In the matter of the proof and Probate of the last
viii and testament of Anna Yrancy deceased, late of
Manitowoc. Whereas, instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last will and testament OF Auna
Vraney deceased, late of the County of Mauitowoc,
has filed in this office; and whereas application
has been made by WenZH Vraney praying that the
be proven and admitted to Probate according to
the laws Of this State: Therefore, it is ordered that
said application be heard before at the Probate
Office i'll the City of Manowoc in said County, on the
25th day of November A. D. 1872, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon And it further ordered that notice shall
be given to all persons interested iii said Will of the
time and place of hearing, by publication IN the
Mantowoc TRIBUNE newspaper printed in SAID
County for three successive weeks once each week,
prior to the time of such hearing By the Court.
2S-3t his. WV. WALDO, Co. Judge.
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STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE
inn;Anr,rnn ActnInn. O2th g y

CITY CLERK s UFFICE [
Manitowoc, October 23th 1872.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Alder
men of the City of Manitowoc at regular meet
ing of said Board the 18th day of September 1872
ordered the grading and graven of Clark street
between 18th and 18th streets in Sd Ward according
to certain plans and estimates and specifications on
flo in this office. ~
The Street Commissioner of the 1st Sd Wards will
receive sealed proposals for making the same accord
ing said specifications for the period of ten days
from the date of this notice The contract to be let
to the lowest responsible bidder.
2s-2t JOS. RANKIN, City Clerk.
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Special N Offices.
To Consumptives.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF
that dread disease, Consumption by simple remedy,
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of To all who desire it, he viii send
copy of the prescription used, free of charge with
the directions preparing and using the same, which
they will ind SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
a ( co. 1924 ly Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON,
194 Penn Street, Williamsburgh, N. Y.
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S. A. WooD.-Thc frame building now
going up between the Jewelry Store of
Mr. G. Fehrs and Kramer dry Goods
Store is intended for the new law Office
of the proprietor above named If MIR.
Wood would build nice dwelling and
put a sweet little partner into it we
should like and admire his enterprise
still more heartily than we do now.
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Tue Song MESSENGER for October ap-
pears in an enlarged form, and contains
an interesting and varied miscellany about
music, including some pointed "Conun-
drums by Mr. Geo. F. Root, an instruct
i've leading editorial on How to begin
the Study of Beethoven. copious re-
views of new music, gossip about artists,
etc, funny anecdotes aud best Of all.
three pieces Of music; Song, by III. Mill
ard, (author of Waiting, The By
and By" song BY S. W Straub, "Whis-
rering CT the Pine and piano piece,
The Sparkling Billow,' by A. L. VIM
mersted. One dollars worth of music
In this number. Send 10 cents to Root
& Cady, Chicago, and get copy, or bet.
ter, send one dollar and get it for year
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MUSICAL. good Piano, or good
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Oorgan can be
bought as cheaply of us as of the Manu-
facturers themselves. Call and see US be-
fore purchasing of others.
2O-tf O. r. BACON & Co.
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CE1.9E4LES HOI'EX,
FOUND
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS

OFFICE UNIvEKIIT. LANps}
HipsoN N,
Cole Fhh Morris
WILDE oedfr
December A
dina
dsTldl
reachtc urh
mJ
nan rnrnu t
ttoaHu la1d takes
WILDE
fSrro lanlU Univ
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THE
SCIENCE OF HEALTH

Vol, Second, commencing, Jan. 1873.
The Science OF Health having been sus
tanned beyond our most sanguine expectations we
are prepared with additional facilities for making the
ensuing volume respond still more fully to the popu
lar demand for an honest and independent exponent
Of the Hygiene System. We shall publish
Popular Physiology, fully illustrated, a
complied explanation of the and functions
OF the human system.
Affections Of tne Eye and Ear, with
hundreds OF illustrations, enbracinc the whole ran
Of medical and surgical diseases of tehse organs
All Medical Systems, giving history of all
the medical theories that have prevailed in all ages
of the world.
Domestic Economy, Household Affairs,
Hygienic Cooking, the Selection snd Preservation o.
Food, etc.
T'he Economy of Health. Only those who
have investigated the subject can be aware of the
living By adopting the HYGIENE system, the people
of the United States would annually more than
one thousand millions of dollars. Docs this state
ment seem extravagent! Statistics more than JUST.
fy it. as we shall prove.
The Labor PrObIem.-Correct habits OF
living will ensure the laborer Health and Strength
enable him to accumulate his earnings, and become
pecuniarily independent
Health is KHappimess.-Above all momen
tary considerations, however, is that Of sound mind
in a sound body. Health reform is the base of al
reform.
Terms.-S2 year in advance; single NUM- ~
30 cents; ten copies, S12 and extra copy agen
new Volume begins with the January number.
PeminumS.--Besidos Club Rates. we are offer
ing liberal premiums, list of premiums list q
which will be sent on application. Local A gents
wanted everywhere, and cash commissions gwen
Send 2. o. Orders or Registered Letter. Address al
letters TO s. R. Wells. Publisher $50 Broadway New
York.
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ACCIDENT.-Capt Muir who is here
experimenting the building of his new
vessel had the first joint of his left thumb
taken off last Monday afternoon, by his
hand being caught between a rope and
block while aiding in setting up the rigg-
ing He bore the operation of amputa.
ting the joint and sewing up the wound
like hero. The Capt is one of the
best men We ever became acquainted
with and it is really painful for US to
have to communicate this sad accident.
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monthly Magazine for wi1e-awake boys and girls.
good the best pretty the prettieIt and cheap
est. so cents year. Magnificent prizes for each
subscriber and still grander 10 those who raise
clubs Subscribe, send cent stamp for specimen
Say where you saw this. JOHN 2. ALDEN. Publisher,
Chicago, Ill. Ze-IotS
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NOTICE.

F5NHE members and stockholders of the Farmers 4
Z Mechanics Association, and all others interested
are requested to meet at the Williams House in Mani
towoc, on Saturday Nov. I'd, 1872. at
O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose of transactng business
in relation to the grounds of the Society.
2S-2t JOHN HALL Prest.
Dated, October 23d 1872.
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THE REvIEw-The fire department
of our City had splendid turn out last
monday afternoon as far as the firemen
and their engines were concerned, every
thing was in tip-top order, but those
who expected to see the new Steam En-
CINE were awfully disappointed that
engine has not come yet, and no one
knows when it will come. All we can
do, is to exercise patience and be care
ful motto start conhagation.
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To DREssMAKERs, and others in want
Of Sewing Machines. We guarantee the
machine sold by US to be first class in
every respect and we will sell it for about
fifteen dollars less than the price of any
other machine Of like quality.
2n-tf O. r. BACON ( Co.
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Praise and honor to H. IT. Smith

Our Lake Shore r. r. we are happy
to announce Is progressing rapidly last
week the track was laid TO point east
of Grafton which is to be called the
Grafton Station. it is now within l6
miles Of Milwaukee, at the close of this
week they expect to be across the Mil
waukee County line. The 9th of Nov
they are to be within the city limits of
Milwaukee aud intend to run to their
depot at the foot of Wisconsin street by
the 10Th of November, and yet there
are plenty there who viii not know that
this road is being built until they wake
up and find themselves at way station
of this, the outlet of the Northern Pa
ciic road. - Ozdukee Advertiser
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dv5t of Forfeited schooi Lands MantOwOc County

Amount Of Total ye-rs
Ipt.P-n. Ami. Int.
Taxes and Due Due
Adyerfisg State.
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RAILROAD ITEMS.

The Lake Shore r. r. to Two Rivers
is completely graded to the
Little Manitowoc, and ready for the
iron. If any body wants a road built,
and can secure Deacon Smith to take the
job, he can be sure of the earliest and
most successful completion of the enter
prise
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% off 2 Moot Amt Amt Ami Am
ert. Acr's Due Int Pen Tax
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called Proposals for Support OF Insane.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
, Nanitowpc, October 22d, 1sia.
accordance with "a resolution passed by the Board
| of Supervisors OF Mauitowoc County scaled pro-
posals will be received by the County Clerk until the
18th dav November next. Cor the proper fool,
clothing and Medical attendance Of the iLssns OF
said County. t---
The County Board reserve the right reject any
all bids. q. W. BIZ RNET CO. CLERK
2S3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
THE MARKETS,
Eooms.ERoriL


BLLrInoss March Is. :. Brssd't.t'.-Elgg,-h sstst
n.Iss II Howard strssl Fine ~ eS.7b, haPei ~ fen
Wsstsrn 40. Al a.. Howard Street h1tfa ~ - W,
eboiss wss,srs %. a ", and Howard sneet Family
"Hksls,pp V.sS arm, sha the sale. ,hsy further
shsrp advAnsa IN prices for I'll deagrlptiona Ne
osipts iIghI and trspsaetons llmited Sales ot bouh
era red AZ from aiso 70 eiles' and fennVifnnia 90
crs,SmsSi ., for souths.n aolly. aqd arm, whi,s
seilinE Al from 10 70 % ognia The bulk Al ~ oegts,
and Tsllow a. 8ilgB cents Ne shes % western but
ssd ps .ssSs hsl., q Ps%u,.u.
rive A. IS oeuta and Of Oaia Al 80 oouts Tor Western,
agd kafaH oenta lot Southern.
cg.es r.ssa. sssIS ma q 10 ooSsis' ssss1 ON
toe frss list, and the narkst 70 oonsequenes aall
and vssE. The irads gsusrag lock loruAtd %
a dali maIkst TOT some time 70 come. We
gsot. q iskos. Wa re e s2nd ds
sad aug. ,p.ld . Ranging from - 70 % esn'' per
pTpssisiea.@Thsrs Is comparatively little DORIS 10
rTt.a s,.. a.. sst nsts gs.s
sales 70 report but quote bhould.ta hen ~
centa and sides at g6 cents for iib, 30 g,fIlsaa
eeats igr clear RIB For Bacon there q ~,
/ gless cents, RIB sides ~ cent?, elea, I'D a9',
| oentsi Hams range from 70 g " osn,sl aenAha slI
bot not active Iard-we hear Of ~ sais., put y.
uots A. before AZ Is per bbl the ls!ts, 20
uninapee led sst-rr ard W report sale OF lo bph
/ picked Joles ~ o1.bQ per bbl
Sagdr..we report the mafses aale,, nv y . W.
and pfioas are stln follows, Viz! HehuinG HrA9e
Uabs And Porto Rico. el(0a9h oeuis groosfI gfads
/ Ouba pA3aqN cents; grooary grade. Perto kieo "
sod s: eyo NV Gri..as SroosrT srsdss plo cents
/ WAistt-No sales Of High Nlnes, and Us quote IN
| market dul Al % cents for Western.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
ROUMAHIA.



A correspondent writes 10 the London
papers; "The latest news from Roumanla II
truly heartrendlng. Great as have been the
crueltles committed at IsmRil, they were by
far exceeded by the horrors perpetrated Il
Cahul. This lea town with population OF
about 2 Ooo, 1000 Of whom arc Jews. These
were suddenly set upon by their fellow
townslnen, and for three days beaten,
wounded, plnndercd, driven out OF their
houses, which were battered 10 ruins, and
the tenants forced 70 take refuge In the bar
racks, where, instead Of being defended, they
were allowed again TO be beaten, and for sew
eral days left Without food. In these tnmnlts
heads were split open, arms broken, beards
plucked out by the roots, and rapes COM
mltted. One Of the sufferers, named Gold,
more courageous than the other victims, de-
Tended his house for three days, his four
sons standing by him. He made them swear
that, should he fall, they would continue 10
The banes surrounding his house were for
q considerable time held Of bay BY these brave
men, but they we're at last compelled 70 give
way as the Villains set ire 10 tho premises.
Tho damage inflicted on these Jews Is valued
at 200 ducats. Tho two synagogucs were
devastated and nlthily polluted, and the
sacred objects found scattered In all dlrec-
lions. Ny Informant whose vcraclty may
be relied on, adds The suferlngs OF the Jews
Of Cahul were horrible. Language falls "a
depict what they had 70 endure. | cannot
suppress my tears when l recall these suffer
ings.' Add thon continues; They say there
Is scarcely village In the whole Of Bess-
arabian Roumanla where there have not been
frightiul scenes Tho misrry IL dreadful;
help Ia needed Immediately My informant
urges that a masa meeting Of citizens, with
out distinction Of religion, should be forth.
with convened In the metropolis, IN order Il
protest against these scenes, which threaten,
as Passover approaches, TO DO even NOR
frightful,"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

The investigation on tho part Of the church
Into the charges made against Rev L.. ID.
Huston will, we learn, commence this week.
The prcaldlng elder OF the district, Rev. Sam
uel Rogers, has, we are informed, appointed
the following clergymen as tho committee 10
make the investigation; Rev. A. W. Wilson,
presiding elder Of the Washington district;
Rev. J. y. Gardner, located Mt Fredericks-
burg, Va, and Rev. pr. 8. Register, located
at the Maryland Agricultural College. DR..
Huston having charged the clergy Of the
Baltimore districts with being imbued with
q feeling OF jealousy and hatred against him
has probably induced his presiding elder TO
select the committee from other districts.
The high character Of the gentlemen named
gives promise that the truth Will be vinjl-
Gated. Rev. Mr.. Rogers, who will preside
over the examination, Is also distinguished
for purity and hrmness Of character. and will
SEQ that there shall be no Intimidation OF wilt
nessss, but rather that all who know. any
thing relative 10 the charges, whether for OF
come forward and testify, regardless a. u
whom Il may affect.
The number and variety OF the charges
made against the Rev. DR.. Huston will make
tho investigation long and tedious one, and
Il will probably DO q mouth before II can be
closed. They include almost all grades oil
immortality, and are daily accommodating.
We also learn that letters arc being received
from Kentucky, Ohio and Georgia, from gen
tlemen Of high standing 10 the church, rela
tive to his career before no came 10 Baltl
more, and there Il every reason 10 BELIEVE
that his character, past and present, will b.
fully developed before the investigation closes
baltimore american.
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Proposals.


OFTIoE OF me Punon'ze Cox or sUBsrsrrrorl
SAu ANTONIO, TINAe, FebfuarY A I'M Il
Sealed proposals., Ia lfiplleete win copy q this
advertisement attached will be resolved atth oees,
and - the oihos Of TIE acting Oommissay Of Sch.
tistsnes ~ eaah o. the gpfts named heIein, uatil
twelve o'clock m. on THURSDAY, April Y, ts71 Tor
dslVsribg ~ Austin, Hinggold Bagracts, tan Auio-
MO, and Eorts Bliss, Brown. Uazf, Oonoho, DAVIS,
Duncan, 0rim9' MeIniosh neksyspy Sa a,n n,
dian Ierrtoiy, q sneh qu.ntis. o. fre,h Feet Nat
ton Sheep, Flour, Corn Msai, Heana, Adainanune
Candles bacon tclear sdss) Soap, Salt and NineGaI
- may he required BIZ the ro,ina Oommlesariss q
hnsstenos At those posts from july ], tsIi - June
~ lsl1 such les time - the Oomnisaary 0ensrai
Of hubsiatenca may direct
net, both on the hoof and block.
bianh forms ior propoaals, printed eondiiions - y
~ Of stores required. etc. viii Be furnished app
can1l = the undersigned, or ths acting Oommissafss
o. bubsstsnes At any Of the posts named.
hamplss o. ~ articles, eHoept meats, must aeeon-
PAM bids, and be - arked md rrferred 10 a. 10
easily idsntlhsd
~ order o. the Dcpartmsp, uommsndsr,
SAMUEL r. GUSHING,
Purchasing and Depot CommissarT subsisl ssse.
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Railroads..

RALTlhORk AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TA;gss. .Ss D:s y Hs1S
md WAsHINoroRA WKsT. sTsnoWTun
iolS~''nsi RON R.trtMoRn
Leave daily. except Sands, y O. see. siIS. and
w." p NJ .nG r u WV Tlffoss Rc SOP n
Leave d.il, slesyt sunday. At s'tS, ssis. and l00
a NJ N. P1k PRfNuip h. wAy STATIONS.
Blfds1.bys Bs.s,,is LsYT'l AaHH,S s JanetSS
,lsS .aS < W. s5osR. nh tss y Ton p M n
psiiPE ne sssa The 80 M trsip stops a. AauaO-
1s.s,' f6E hES AroLg.
A'''''0' On ''. az H s ,yYEIsSSs.
Lave 500 = y. ard 40, ~ and ,Bp.a
Ls.,. II 500 ! IN n, md md % nd Ia P,m.
I.s.,sdsiiy, .sssDt saiaidS1 and sSnS.S. atGR N.
On ss.ssd.s, ~ q |. NJ, and I,sg.n.
@ sS.aes = y .SS ~ 2 n only ;saS.s,isE :,
Psrksrs6aIg. PittssarE, &c. : :
.,. al ssaa s:a Tai :. ~: I'd
sSa ss. a 81 s.s n he az
ss: sis ss q Evil Q; .d''
Master Of Trans OTtAfion.
ono. q Kko6ETz. dsssfsi fs:as
s,,ap0Io1 nv, = g-TIgVV. v=IsaTsi.711
L PHiLADELPiiK AND kEw YoRk:
H nae
n9E nm 4 i9llssSs "a 0Nl
SOP. n. M, pgu ,n,,pu,,
Leave daily lsrsspt 6undayl a. 400 n n a nbt
"sRa on surpAY
Leave for Hsu York ~ 400 .. m and PhilAdslphiA q
L;C s.g n a., a, Va. oa,Op m ,,.,, oo,,
rhrouGh tioksls 70 PhiiAdslphis, New York o
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

pIKD.
BErz.-M nday. March Is, isTl, att o'olosk a m,
si,sE short lllns.. "a three dAys, q pneumoaial
W. iasDsaicsi ~ \ months sod sd's'' ''n q
noou, siIoeissk frissds q ne family Invited.
OONROI.-Oa Sunday, the 18th insa, Of oonsump-
tlop, ono y. OoNnor, sGsd q years.
FTieada and acquA inyted 10 attend The
funersl, from o atreei, this afternoon Al Booook
DILL On the aklh Inst, Al a m, Ono. DILL
In the 9th rear Of bis ere. -
Relatives aud frlesdl are requested 70 attend b,
funeral this afternoon, from HE late readsnoe, loi
seventh street northwest at O'clock.
QUEHN.-Iu Chicago, on the nd iuslant, DKLol
child Of o. .. and Rsis <. ousso, Of washinston.
RHRD-LrLm RnBD, the daughter Of J. y. and
Annie N. Reed, aged years and week,
Past her suffering, past her pain,
teaso 70 vvsp, for tears are vain;
uAlm the tgnial. 81 roar breast,
The fussral win tAks plaus At the resdsnoe Of hs
parents - .sst third street northwest, this after
sUILIvAN.-on the aJth instArt, Of oonsy.,Ion o
the lungs, Csc. sHAw, infant sou Of George W. ant
Josephine II BuilivaP, aEvd u days.
LAFONTAINE.-Ou the 18th instant, HENRI o
LAFosrANE, In the g7th year Of his sge.
Relatives and fTisnda arc invited to attend tn
funerAl, from his mothers rosldsnes, 90 MARIAN
avenue southve.t on to-morroS (WodnssdAyD alter
moor, Al o'clock.
sMALLwOOD.-Ers.A rNIE CILnDA BMALLwooI
pissed AEay peaceaby at 10 O'Clock y. m, hArol
o. i513, near blAdsnaburg, Pdnoo GeorGe's county
mhAho' Aea - SeAfa- - -
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Medical.
DE- IohNsTosi or ras
BALTIMORE LOOK HoHPIrAL.

ma. JOnNsTOg,
BALTIMORE LOOK HohPTTAL.
once South Frederick street.
From his ortsnsiSs practice In The great Hospitals
France PhllsdspbiH sad elsewhere, can ID e. .hs nosi
sSrh5iia sRf I'D Ssss3fl nEs@Sd In the World io'
A OURK WARRAHTKD IN TWO DAYH.
Weakness o. the Back OF Linpa BtrietuIss AnSolIon
q the kidnsya OF Bsddes lnvoluntAFT pisohAraes,
1anEuoT EoW Spirits, Confusion u ldeAs PSlpileilos
Of he Heart. Tmldlty, TrsmpllaE Dlmassi q eiGas
2ssOa DSsfs n, " III. as1d Ta'1ss nsss o.
BoWSgt those .erriblo dlsoydsra ArainE fFom the so
tAu Hablts o. H0uth-dncEKF and SOLITARY Rraotisss
he MsrihsSs o. Ulysses BIZ ting thsT iaSst Biii.st
hopss Or AntiopAlons, rendorinE marriage. 40, In
YOUNG MEN
who have injured thsmsalyes hT certain IN
aIssS IN SaSn 90 a s5 sae s1,asd s
nsisss saa asstia5s sotS SsG nd BOD
what viz thai yoanE mka. The hopa Of his eaan,
III, the pride OF ha pAronta ahond be snAtohod IRON
q1ssoS q dsyiAtlns from he p1th q nsiufs' and
dalsihE In = certain ,sSIs. hshil
hAkRlA0h
rIEe bslaE aware o. PhIsesi sssfasss, dos q Fsc-
creative royer- lmDeeaneJJ Nervous 1l1elishlilJ.
Any other disqualification speedily rsliSVsd.
~ No letsI rsooiysd anlssI postpaid and oJa,z1a-
fs % . ~ On ne 5SPlS a. FsESsa wsIss
TisDoRsEaKNF OF rHE PREHs.
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