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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-18

WETT1Ne GoAL.-People who prefer wet
ting the winters store of coal to lay the dust
on putting it into their cellars do not gener-
ally know that they are laying up for them
selves a store OF sore throats and other evils
consequent upon the practice. Even the fire.
damp, says an exchange, which escapes from
the slow decomposition of coal at temperatures
of but little above that of the atmosphere,
but under augmented pressure. By wetting
a mass of freshly broken coal and putting it
into a cellar, the mass is heated to such de-
gree that carburetted and sulphuratted hy-
drogen are given off for long periods of time
and prevades the whole house. The liability
of wet coal to mischievous results under such
circumstances, may be appreciated from the
fact that there are several Instances on record
of spontaneous combustion of coal when
slowed into the bunkers or holds of vessels.
And from this cause. doubtless. many missing
coal vessels have perished.-Ee.
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PoETIcal
PaE GATE on pEArH,

-
Gate of Heayeni Gate of Glory.
Swinging from the walls of time
Massiye, ponderous, aud hoary,
Open now thy leaves sublime
.Loi before thy portals standing,
One who speaks with voice commanding.
He has conquered death and SIN;
Let :the King of Glory in.
Never more, with harshest thunder,
Shall thy grating hinges move;
Bolts aud bars have burst asunder
AT the potent touch of Love.
Clear tue passage, wide and bright.
Flooded with supernal ligst;
Conquerors, too, DER death and SIM
Heirs of Glory, enter .ini
Gate of Heaveul Gate of Glory,
Let thy archways, old ard hoar,
King forever with thy story,
Grander than e'er swept before
Through the harmonies of Heaven.
Haihng Him who entered In,
Conqueror over death and sin.
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Spifit Of gtffrtsol1.
OFFICE M See RALL. 3 suIl1lAe.

TERMS OF sUBsCRIpTIoS..-.The paner
Hillbe furnished to subscribers at 81. so per
annum, in Advance. -. ~.
When not paid strictly In Advance, s3,0e
VIII positively be charged. ~
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Train leaving Cherlestown at O.2s, A. M, con.
meets at Harper's Ferry with Mail Trains East nd
West. which pass over the Old Route to and from
baltimore. Other trains paes the Metropolitan
branch.
Fast Freight No. I leaves strasbure at 8 80 P. NJ
-passce Charestown at 1924 A. NJ, and reaches
Harper's Ferry at 30 a. n.
Fact Freight No. 8, leaves Hsrper's Ferry at
lilo r. NJ pages Cbsrlestown atl2 ~ A. Nj. aud
arrive. at Strashurg at ass Am.
A. y. WoOD, Agent, Hsrper'- Ferry.
Nov 3ls73 Master 81 Trsasnnrtatnn:
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Deathtof Mrs. General. Lee.

We last week briefysannounced the death
Of Mrs.sLee, widow tof.., G eheral Robert h.
Lee, which1occurredsat Lexington, VA, on
the 9th instant. Her funeral obsequies took
place on the 7th instant, at Lexington, in tho
Memorial Chapel in that town. Her.three
sons, w. ii. 81. Lee, Custis Lee ands Robett
e. Lee, Jr., and her daughter, were present,
besides large concourse of friends. = Herre.
mains were deposited by the side of her hus.
bands, in the Memorial Room Business was
entirely suspended in Lexington ,Imany places
being draped in mourning, and.the obsequies
were very imposing:
From the Lynchburg Republican We clip
the following sketch of Mrs. Lees.
Mrs. Lee has been an invalid for the last
eight or ten years, ond her health, since tho
death of her husband, three years ago, has
been gradually becoming more enfeebled.-
Only ashort time ago beloved daughter died,
and this fresh bereavement, it may be readily
believed, bore heavily upon her declining
strength. Mrs. Lee was the only daughter or
G. w. p. Gusts, Esq. of Arlington, who WAS
the youngest child of John Parks Gusts; 4
son Of Mrs. Washington by her first husband,
aud an aid-de-camp to Gen. Washington at
children, one of them the father of Mrs. Lee.
were adopted by Gen. Washington: G.. w:
7. Gusts was brought up at Mount. Vernon.
and remained member of Washineton's
family until the death of Mrs. Washington.
in 1902. when he went to reside at Arlipgtoh:
an estate of one thousand acres in the neigh.
borhood of Washington, which he had in
herited from his father. He erected the
mansion known as the Arlington House,
He was married in early life to Miss Mary
: Lee Fitzhugh, of Virginia, and left an only
daughter, who became the wife of Gen. Robeft
Il. Lee. The late Mrs. Lee was lady of
exemplary religious and domestic virtues and
unassuming and gentle in character. She
was between sixty and seventy years of age at
the time of her death.
Joseph Shaw prints the following in the
West Point (Ga.) Ne,cs: 81 am compelled,
through your valuable paper, to ask charity
from you patrons, as my wife has got home
stead and exemption, contrary to my wish
and order, and has eloped and carried off my
eatables and clothing, bound me in heavy
bond to turn over to her, when called for, all
OF my personal and real property. Ordered
me to rent the land and mills. then eDjoined
the rentees to pay rent to her only, as the ex-
elusive owner of the property. Now It fol.
lows as my money is gone, and i am not able
to work from age and infrmity, being now
eighty years old, that I must beg, steal or
starye, as have been doing for the last SIX
months"
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BALTIMORE ANe OHIO RAILR0AD

GCHEbCLE ofPssEen ger Train arriving and de-
~ parting at Hsrper's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING WEST
Cincinnati Express via washing ton.. 10 2s, A. NJ.
~ ~ L,uis ln,ct, p. NJ.
MAIL Tram +" old tr'k 1850 NJ.
"ineaestef Aeon g sos, p. II.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Cincinnati Express via Washington sO4 A NJ
ss. Louis E1 press via Washin gton... 7.05, r. NJ.
sh ram via Old Track to all points. .06, P. NJ.
"incneeter Ac'a 6.<5, A. N.
Trains on Main Stem ma kc close connections at
Hasper's Ferry with trains running on W p g
Division to strasburg nd points farther sou,h
At Hagerstown Junction with trains for Ha9ers-
Through Tickets to all prominent points we.t
South, East and North
Ticket Office open for all passenger trains, dav.
and night. Comfortable facilities for vaitine pas.
ssngers. An Woop Agent
Harper's Fe,ry. Nov. ;, ISIS.
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The Late General W. J. Hardee.

From the Lynohburg Tirginian we copy
the following skotch of the life of this illus
.rious soldier, whose death, on The 9Th inst,
we briefly noticed last week:
William J. Hardec held the rank of Lien
tenant General in the Confederate Army in
the war against the North. He was born in
the State of Georgia about the year 1919, and
after receiving very fair education was ad- :
United into Yves. Point as military cadet
during tho year 1854. After four yea.s' an.
pIieas;aa he graduated on june SO, 1885,
with grade twonty>sixth in class of about
forty>fve members. He was olassmate of
Generals Be&uregard and Sibley. He was
appointed Second Lieutenant Of the Second
regiment of Uuited States dragons, with
rank aud commission from July l, 1888, and
on December 3, 1889, after only seventeen
months service, was promoted to First I!ieu>
tenant. just previous to the opening out of
the Mexican war several officers of the repu.
lar army received promotions fitting them for
the special commands to which they we're af-
terwards assigned, and among others SO pro.
moted was Lieutenant Hardee to q captain of
dragons, with q commission dating from
September 13, 1874. The struggle at last
commenced, aud Captain Hardee, with his
company, was ordered to the seat of war
He participated in several severe.contests aud
gained brevos of Major of Cavalry for gall
liant and meritorious conduct displayed in the
affair at Medelin near Vera Cruz, in Mexico,
on the 18th of March, 1873. He again
gained brevet-this time of Lieutenant Col
onel of United States regular cavalry-for
his gallant and meritorious conduct displayed
in an affair with the enemy at San Angus
tine, Mexico, August 20, ls47; aud at
the battle of Molino del Rey. September 8,
1s47, he greatly distinguished himself by his
bravery. He also participated in the cavalry
operations preceding the capture of the City
of Mexico, September. 1S47 His promo-
tion was equitable and rapid. During tho
month of July. 1856, Major Fl Hardee was elect.
ed as the Commandant of Cadets at the Uni
ted States Military Academy, with the local
rank of lieutenant colonel. He also at the
same time held the position of instructor in
cavalry, artillery and infantry tactics at West
Point. Shortly before entering upon this
important Office he compiled and published
the work fnmiliarly known as "H atdce's Tao
tics" During June, 1861, the subject of
our sketch was appointed brigedier general
of the Southern army, and was ordered into
Arkansas. His career subsequently is we'll
known as matter of American military his
tory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-18

There are now upwards of 70, 600 miles
of railway in operation in the United States.
and nearly 10000 miles projected and i'm
complete. Were these projected roads fin
ished we should have over'100, 900 miles of
road in running order. All this has been ac-
complished within the life time of men who
have not yet seen their fftieth- year; for in
1927 there were but three miles of railroad
in the United States.
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asop..
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chnlnrn ErnIn,ncd AMY.

Fron ySIteldsI's CIIeirrAtI Con nsreiELj
a medical gentleman Of this city called
lsst evening 10 .SlEie his opinion Of the
"cholera cases 10 which We have heard
something hire within day or Two, and
not finding the editor in, lett a memorSn.
dun, as follows:
Il am satisfied by all observation that
VIC have not had q case Of genuine AsiatiC
cholera 10 America this year. The cases
in Memphis and Nashville will undoubt-
edly be 5hown 10 be local in their origin
Therefore we Of Cincinnati and Louisville
are pafe as 10 epidemic travel, five Gimp.
y observe reasonable bYGlenic pTeca1-
lions. The case Of Mr.. Weller was Just
such as We all see and have seen every
year for twenty years. Had he received
prompt attention, or been alarmed in
time, NO doubt be would have been
saved" .Ea
Itstrikcs US that It is about the same to
the people who have been dying Of the
mysterious disease in Tennessee as il they
hEd died Of cholera. This disease kills
about as promptly and surely as cholcrai
aud we do not sec Tor practical purposes,
that It matters much whether it is cholera
or motor being cholera, whether Il Is Of
the genuine Asiatic" variety.
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PREPARING FOB CHOLERA The fol
lowing remarks from tho New York
World will fL here Jus! as well as in New
York:
ut is not he part Of prudence to wait
until the epidemic is fairly started there
before We commence to guard against 1t.
Should cholera once come It would be too
lals 70 begin 10 clean. For then the ex-
pogure OF new surfaces Of our garbage
heaps 10 the air and the bnuling Of decay.
ing matter through the streets would only
spread the seeds OF disease more widely
and make the sickness more genera! while
the cleaning process lasted. CLEANLINESS
must be used as preventive. To use It
as q cure Is 10 resort 10 tho scalpcl where
q poullice would have served every pur-
pose /! applied in time"
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TROUT FIsHrSo IN RAEDoLPH.-We
SEQ by an item in the BuckhaDnon Della
that our friend A1r. CHARLIE ODBERT, OF
the drug house Of LAuou1ISs & Co, has
been catching trout out in the mountain
streams Of Randolph, and presenting a
mess Of them TO the editor Of the Delta.
Since writing the foregoing We have seen
Mr.. ODBERr, and he tells us that in the
Tygarts Valley, some 5 miles above Bcv.
erIy, he caught 48 trout, which weighed
50 pounds G oucccs. Some Of the fish
were - to IS inches long. That is pretty
iu!ge Tor mountain trout,
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Nm HAMgnToS, IN his "Iutellectual
Lie" has a good word for the "bad mem
orieS," which, be says, are often tho best
being selecting memories, and not miscel
laneous, retaining the impressions Of al
things alike "a good literary or artistic
memory is not like posloflce, that takes
10 everything, but like very well edited
periodical, which prints nothing that does
not harmonic With It's intellectual lie"
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TEE BEEcHER-TILToH SCANDAL. -
The New York Graphs has 1t "Irom the
highest authority" that Plymouth church
will take no steps toward investigating
the charged against Mr.. BEEeHER, nor
towards calling Mr. Bowen to account
for anything he may have said concern
ing bis pastor. And, furthermore, thai
neither Mr. BEEcREH, Mr. Bowen nor
Dir. T1LToS will tsko any further notice
Of the dissgreesble scandal that has been
set ts9at, and with which their name
arsmorc or lsas directly associated.
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A StriLlng Coincidence
0llon'thg Cumberland -Fewsl


On Wednesday afternoon last Mrs.
James Shaw, Of Grafton, West Virginia,
who had been III for some time past, died
q about Eve o'clock, A telegram was
sent soon aiterward announcing Mrs
shaW's death to her brotheTs Mr.. Phillip
Gof. who was then at Piedmont. The
messenger who took the telegram to The
oflce had scarcely returned when q tele-
gram was received from Piedmont stat
InR that Nh. Cot had been killed at fla
0'eloekP n. An account Of his death wa9
given IN these columns. Dbl.
The funeral Of brother and sister took
place on Thursday evening last, and holh
were buried in the same grave. Both
hAye families which arc plunged into the
deepest UfRictiOn:
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be perceived.

TaE people Of Brooklyn arc greatly ex'
cited uver the prospect o! an increase o.
axAioa. The eslinates 0! Municipal
expenditure, Just submitted !oE approval
apsin ezcess Of those Of Is: year TO The
smoun. 0! about 100000. go that The
tax must be in the ueighborhood o! five
dollsEs on every hundred, unless the Re
visiug Boards lopez the extra charges.
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Iris said the water in which uDpeeled
potatoes have been boiled Ia q soVeretgn
remedy for rheumatism. Carrying 8 raw
po.s.oe IL the pocket Is putin; the same cat
tgory. Tia: Is petty tough, but II Is etS':
" tEied. Il should be remembered that
The Gkip Of potato is poisonous and q
decocIion from potato tklns had beSt be
taken 10 moderation Until the effect can
be perceived.
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A ROD Of Ice q quarter Of an inch In dl,
amOter and twelve to thirteen inches long
formed by filing q tube with snow and
water and tDen exposing II 10 a freezing
mixture, brittle as It Is, can DO bent withS
out breaking By gradual and persistcp,
pressure With intervals Of rest, into per.
ieet ring. Altken publishes some interest.
6FEHperimehts Of this In recent pum.
6es ol Mature, aud applies them 10 an ex'
PLANTATION Of glacier movements.
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Rxxo7At.-Thu BzItne, once OF Tie ISTE1'
,,gzEesa las esz removed TO tee lower door,
,sh1es d9ors east Of former QuhEtera' Quincy
aoet. bC,Eeea XIg4 as4 Market. IL bs!sg Tie
eor1s. sooa r.z. To Aleyl whsEe The propIssOn
Will b hL27y to .es ana SsrTo theIE frisndl and
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PRrvATE letters from Nashville say
that The eNolPra is prevailing much moro
exten.fTe!Y and fatally IA Tennessee cides
and yiIl.ges than is admitted in the pa
PEGS Of that state.
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TIE editor OF the Weston DsmserG! has
gone up into Webster trout fshIOg. We
hope 10 have rHcy account Of that rare
sport when he gets back--
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GEE. GARFIELD Is reported to be an en-
thutiastic Granger.
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TAXI PARTICULAR NoTlCR


Dr.. ]. GddresGcs al those who have lnjuye
themselves By improper iRdulRenee and SolihyJ
habits, which ruin both body and mlnd, un4tt!tl
them for either business, study, society or ns'
Rage.
These are some Of the s1A and melancholy o..
foctB produced BY early habits Of youth, viz
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Pains In lie
Head, DImness Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow
er, PGlpItatiOn Of the Heart, DYSPEPSIA, EsFTo9,
IrTitAbillty, DeranRement OF the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, symptoms Of Cot
sumption, &C. .-r-
much 70 be dreaded-LoGs Of Memory, COnfuttoa
OF Ideas, Depression OF Spirits, BTl Po;ebod
ingA Aversion to Society, Self DigtFust, Love
OF Solitude, Timidlty, &C, are some OF the Ell,
produced.
Thousands Of perSons Of all ages cAR DOS
Judge what Is the cause OF theIr declining heAIL
losing their Vigos, becoming weak, pale Dsi
Vous and enAc!AtGd, having Z singular appear.
anee shout the eyes, cough and symptom. u
C0numONOn .#H#
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ON THE PREMISES.

In purouAnee Of 9 decree entered BY the Cir.
cuit Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia on the
18Th day Of May, 1873, in the ChlnrTy c1Gse tu
said Court. pending wherein BllEh Marlin,
JF., IL complainant and Isaac B. Kelly and otheEg
arc defendants, l shall, AS Special CommisSioneI
named in GGl6 decree, oder at public Eale, on
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IN FOURTH 81, MAR MONROE,

klthsf with OF without the FprAltqne. HOlge
contains 3 eelRrs and Is roomG With a., the
modern Improvements. Terms wifi b Th1de TTy
cay. Would rent 9 poItionol tt9hemAu Am
lily. OF would trade for other city property.
Enquire Of WHEAT & FORBES,
feat AttnFneYB, 9TH St
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CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received by the underBigned, on behalf Of
the National Camp Meeting local board Of con
Ing two boarding te 1tS on tic camp RTousd,
NoundSTilo. Zach 70 BE- 81 by 100 lees long: one
10 be q GOOD per aAntnt bulldog, tie other
temporary PlInS and specifications eGH be Kan
&; John BGIlie once, Allure House,
juls ]. A. LANCASTER.
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Who have Injured Themselves by AteltAin Elts
learned from evil companions or at school, The
effects OF which are nightly ielt, even when stleep
and II not cured renders marriage imnpossioly
and destroys both mind and body, should SPpIy
immediately.
What pity that young man, the hops Of HE
country, the darling Of hiS parents, should *
gnatehed from all prospects and enjoymcnts 0!
life BY The consequences OF deViAtlne from Irv
path Of nature and INDUCING in certain seer!
habit. euch pertonE must, before contemplating
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MONEY WANTED-

MONEY WANTED
To borrow TWsnty,aVe or Thirty ThouIlnd Dol.
lars on property worth Pity Thousand DOllarS,
In Belmont county, Ohio, for ave years. Inter.
est payable Seui,annnSlly. Address,
PI H.s.J.,
LEILA Box a0I Wheeling Post once, ". Va.
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Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lou
don, graduate DON on0 Of he most Gmtn1aI
Colleges in the UnIted st1tes, and ths. grc4ftI
part Of whose life has bOon Gpent IN the ho1pi6IB
has effected some OF The most a5tonlIhing cute
ETeF known. Many tFopbled with E1ngiDg IL
the head and e1rn when aslOep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed at Endde1 sounds, bashfni
nesa, with frequent bluBhlnH, attended some
times with defsnEenGnt Of mind, were esItI
iumAdfRtRlV
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KIMBERLY eco.
Orders Len Ht R. J. gmyth'S. eutnG Market
and Quincy StreotS, will b prompt Afforded U,
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reflect thSta sound mind and body are the nOI
necessary requisites to promote conuubiAl hSp
piness. Indeed, without these tho joUtnt,
through Lie becomes . weary pilgrimage; Tie
prospect hourly dlEkenS to the view; the mia
becomes shadoWed with despair and Oiled VIII
the melancholy reelection that the happiness o.
another become hllPhifd with oar own.
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New a Advertisements.

FoR RENT. ~
Uhta April /, Is7L.G comfaf able house OF six
too1S Oa Bc6 GtIeet. ma pleGGAnt nGiRhboE-
hood: inquire next door 70 Nj. Prank i orhn's,
eppo8 s5the Fe1ldEnes Of Thomas HoEnbtook,
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Coal Coke.
12g. DOWN, DOWN, DOWN. '7a.

On and GNop4his date No VIII deliver Coal and
Coke e tho following priceS, Va:
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NedIcal.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, ND.s
Oglct-7 SonA Frederick &fsss


DR.. 5oHNSON
~ a RI.I ne mott cflih, Spoe4y ana
neee Of The lack O. Unha StF1efiFII a a,r4foo,
Of the Kidney1 and BlAddEF, InToIurfIFTF TiE
ehAFGes, lnpoteney, GOeEOl Debility SSrTorI
ness, DysPepliA, 4 4nGa0E, Low ePlht8, Uoufa
u, Trembling, 0ImD6l8 o. BiE6t iiiosS'
0i1sASes Of the He'd, ThEO1tS GlJSA a. EIfn. Al
tectionS Of the Live, BalgL, Stomach oFBOSSI,
saEa1la fkd1hl1 y Z = Il0llfIIS
Habit! Of Yea,h--s1c1lF and Soiltlly pESeaeSs
more fatal 70 thelf Tigtn8 nan Ne GneHof tiR
Us ~ hrfIa;a ~ 4 ;tiSsS nq p1S
derinH marriage &c, InpoaSi6ie.
YOUNG NRN
Especially, who have been tie victims of Soll
- tleG, hat dreadful and dHotElettVe hahn
Is.sa annually 5Eeep % n unttnElJ pav.
TALENT and brilliant intellect Who Rlght othe,
vice have entrGneed listening Ben6teS Vfth -,
thHndtr Of Oloquenoa, O. WGEod % OeliieY D.
thrilling lyre, may cali With fan confidence.
hArTted PelOonS, o. YOanH Men eo1tsnplstihF
AA4i9gey beng GHaro q PhydeAl Woin0S.
&O Who PlGoss Ri11lf Gn9Srt Us sE1eoi p;
J., may FehHtouily eonsdO IN his hopoC e . R6n.
ti6n1l, and condeGhtly rely upon hiI Ikil q :
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Pun HiEor rOItonea
This diEtrea1lnR AGectioo, which renden Lie
miserable and EArTiAge impossible, iSth6 ponIl
y paid bytho victims Of LnpropGF ihdllgDea
Young PefSons ate TOO Hptto commit efeo11e8
ees that may enSue. Now, who that understands
tte subject win pretend 70 deny that he poWe'
Of pEOcortGtion Il lost sooner By IhoO0 hlllrR
into improper habits th1p-by the prudent b
SidoS bStng deprived Of The pleasure ot hOllthI
symptoms Of both BODY and mind arise, 1At
GYBtem bceQmea DefanRod, the Physical Opd
Mental Functions WeiEened, loss Of PFoerA,
tive Power, Nervous lFT1tlbllitH Oy6popdA
SG,I nISsi, y ne ns4 nptsS F len So5
Consumption, Decay 9pd Death.