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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief SSanar Office,
WAaHIN0FON D. C. Rah IA sR72 ~ a =,

WAsHfN8fON, II. u, FEB. il, 1873, III q. m.
SfNoPsIs FOR TIE PAST TwENTy-FerR HouBs -
The low barometer on "Wednesday morning central
over Tennessee. has moved northeastw ard ever and
beyond the middle Atlantic coast as quite a severe
storm. Heavy rains have fallen from Kentucky Ia
the south and middle Atlantic coasts. Partly clOudy
weather Il now prevailing over the New England
and middle states with fresh and brisk northerly to
eastery winds and the southern states east of
the MiSslssippi with light to fresh westerly and
n9Itheriy winds, and from the Ohio valley to Lake
Erie ana the upper lakes, with light fresh aud
brisk easteriy and northerly winds Cloudy weather
And easterly and southerly winds from Missouri TO
Minnesota, with light snow over latter
PROBABILITIEs.-forN New England northwesserlY
winds and generally clear and very cold weather to
day or middle states generally cloudy weather and
Eorthery and easterly winds during the DAY the lat
ter probably shifting 10 easterly and souher,y to
night For south Atlantic states westerly to norher-
~ winds, low temperature and partly cloudy weather
with probs bly, light raj ov er North Carolina From
Tennessee to Lake Erie and the upper lakes winds
shifting to easteIly and southerly rising tempera-
ture and generally cloudy weather, with probably
areas OF light snow the upper lake region and
lake Erie For the northwest easterly and southerly
winds, cloudy weather and rising temperature wish
probably snow from Iowa northward. The MAORI
ty Of the morning telegraphic reports from
gulf states, Kansas. Roxy Mountains. and Pacific
coast not yet received. Cautionary signals continue
at New London.
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Axp CounCIAL.

London adyices show no important change in
securities as the result of the political troubles
in Spain. The New York money market yester-
from LEA and interest to lis fat. Government
bond dealers were accommodated ct Per cent,
and were amply supplied, government bonds
amount of them in the market being limited.
Dealings in mercantile paper were interrupted
by the high rates obtainable on call loans. Gov
early in the day was excited and weak. Prices
continued to decline until after the first board
after which there was an upward movement
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Stokes. the murderer Of Fisk, has, after ma
ture deliberation, determined to become insane.
The insanity dodge has not worked very well Of
late, but II seems he has lost hope Of saving his
meek n''any other way, and for the last week be
has been making experiments in paroxysmal
insanity calculated to pave the way for some
available seroneates from medical experts
ihA' nc : mot sapJec' ior ,ne saiiows, but for
treatment in an insane asylum, to be followed
in due time by other certificates of his cure and
fitness to 90 at large. Governor Dix ID, how
ever. not q man likely to be humbagged by tile
insanity dodge, even when played by a criminal
80 handsome and wealthy Is young Stokes.
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Newspapers published in other parts Of the
country speak of the Point Of Rocks railroad .
finished. Not 50 fast, my masters. 1t has TO be
ballsstsd yct,-a good ten years job, judging By
the rate at which the work on the read has been
pushed heTetotvLe,
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BOARDING.

L'IRST- CLASS TABLE BOARD, with fine large
l. Front Room, on the most pleasant part OF the
Ayenue-No. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and nth streets. feb6- In
EOR RENT-Two nicely furnished ROOMS, with
Il Bedrooms adjoining, with or without BOARD
corner Sd street and Indiana avenue j29- 1mr
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
Uprces moderate, at 31OS corner Of Pennsylvana
avenue and zlst street. maylly
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81 TO Sl.2s PER PAIR. y NJ
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dech-n s31 Pennsylvania avenue.
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pROPOsALS FOB TIE ERECTION OF a
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DR. TUTTS HAIR DYE ACTS INSTA
1ANEOCSLl. fl2-eoS

~TERRITORIAL SAVINGS, LOAN AND
VS BUILDING ASSOCIATION will hold it,
ANIMAL meeting for election of officers, &C, FRI
DAY Ath inst at 80 p. m, in the Lecture Room
Y. M. G.. A. Building, corner Of 9th and streets.
The annual report will be submitted.
Books for subscription to stock in the FIFTH
SERIES mo BACK DUES are now open At the
ofice of the Association, No. 631 street, under
the Second National Bank.
T. L. TULLOCK, President
Z. Mob. TIMONEY, Secretary. fn-at,
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EpsEFIELp c. H, s. c., JAM 10. 1870
d.. W H Tsa:-Dear Sir-l have been confined
10 my bed with bad cold. and have found your Ex-
peotoTant to be excellent remedy il is the best
ever used. Yours very respectfully,
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ARTHUR NATTANS, Dyvzgiss
feb6tr Corner d and ID streets northwe

%SPECIAL NOTICE-THE NATIONAL
kS CAPITAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
TOME accordance with the Constitution, the
Board of Directors has authorized the sale Of such
al S5 per share, ts real value The purohase price,
AZ the option Of the purchaser, may be paid dora
BY pay ing double dues until hquidated. The lat
ter condition affords excellent opportunity for
parties to purchase shares who otherwise would be
unable at the same time realizing benefits Identical
with all the stockholders This association has been
In ssful operation for period Of two years.
Shares can be obtained Of the Secretary.
GEO. COWIE, President.
PHIL. II WEIGH, Secretary. ISL ~
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These Instruments have been before the pubic Ter
lofty years. and upon their excellence alone-
STAINED an unpurchased -eminence - 4. -
which pronouncee them uneQualed for theirvvv NV
have been awarded sixty i've gold and silver med .s
q different fairs over other competitors All Of thsr
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and improyed
Oyerstrung Scale and ARrafe.
Willism McCsmnons PIANOS and PIANOS s.a
Oh0ANc from various well known factories for sale
and rent, Ct REICHFNRACHs
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n~THIS HAS BEEN AN EXTRAORDIN
S SEVERE SEASON
FOR
COUGHS, COLDS,
AND
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS,

has been hailed BY the hundreds who have
fully used II, as the best Cough remedy yet intro
sumption have used IL with great success, and it,
demand has steadily increased In every either
edies have been used and failed il has given sstsfac
ton Indeed, such has been its praise by the aict
ed, that are warranted in recommending il to al
q safe and sure medicine, easily administered
pleasant to the taste, producing nausea other
unpleasant effects. and certain TO give satisfaction.
Small bottles, 80 Cents; large 81.
Sold only BY
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! IN ~ UELA1S Aht DANUERUIS.
tS That poor emaciated COnsumptive, who l.
now beyond all hope of recovery might now be hair
and hearty had he not neglected that slig ht cough
Be adv ised II you have cough or cold get at once
bottle of DR.. TUFTS EXPECTORAST, and on
will be relieved. DO no: put IL Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
Rhhing In Elk River.

In letter from Sutton TO the Weston
DemoerGt, the editor Of that paper writes
Beautiful ElkI who can tellthy charms!
Ii d well worth ones while 70 trEVel iron
the more busy Soena Of liz, 70 gaze upon
this charming stream. Never was water
more clear! SLimpid" dos not express
il! Just imagine sanding On the bridge,
fifty let from the Wbter, and looking
down through "GqnG PHTaP nom tn q
twenty Ieet, With The smallest objOct q
the bottom Of the TiVer q distinctly ViSi-
bic e II they were clDe Ct hAnd Fnh IN
abundance are playing arUund-frOm the
huge pike 70 the Insignificant ctHt- We
spent few days in the G1joyn1snt the
hsh season, and ware therein web repaid
for our trip. The "gigging" season va
oVer-hookS and Inns were uDed-and il
any one can tellua Of 4 mnne exiting &C.
currence 70 an individual tha1tO be Stand.
ing up 70 his whist in WHter, md see hil
line bending and hear it hummlng with q
Jour or five pound fab on the book, We
should like 70 know what it h We have
been excited O0ms in our time, but never
90 much g on the occasions referred 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

SECRETARY RICHARD SON and Senator
BOUTWELL,, who have returned TO Wash
ington from their visit TO Massachusetts,,
arc reported 10 favor the election Of Gen.
BUTLER as Governor Of Massachusetts,.
IptmAtions come from many sources that
INSTRUMENTATION will give him its pow
eriul patronage and support Gen. Bur
LER II not the originator, was at least the
original champion and special advocate
Of the scheme by which the salary Of the
President was raised $4,000 year. II
the President now turns over the pstron-
age Of the Government TO BUTLER 70 81
cure his election as Governor Of baEachu.
sets, 1t viii be q sort Of reciprocity which
cannot .IAil 70 impress the country very
unlaTopbly. Gen. BCTLER may have
been innocent when planning the salary
grab olany thought Of future fayon at
the hands Of the President, and the Pres
ident may now be UNCONSCIOUS that he Is
paying The Essex Statesman for his scr
vices in that salary matter, but the people
will put the two things together and draw
inferences not complimentary 10 either.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
The Hmperor aDd EnPre'S Of AHS.
- tia.

C,e,.. Compassionate Tie BAlanos' AR"-
. Poblie gossip "a vienna sspreau the
Emperor and Empress As b no means
very hsppy in heir coDjaGal relAtionA
Her photographs in the windows show
her 70 be & very handsome woman, about
thirty-fve ye2rS Of age. She is said to
be Of remarkable intelligence and sprlghi-
lines Of manner. The Royal Palace =
in the heart Of the city. and the Emperor
resids in one wing Of it and she in an
other, living entirely apart except when
they meet on State occasionA BE lives .
very loose life, and like the kiHgs Of the
olden times; has an abundance Of royal
female faVoFiteG. Corruption and lack OF
virtue Is the predominant tr1it OF the
court Of the Empire. Tins, q least, is the
general conviction Of the people, and
Judging from the fact thu there are
annually bonn In the general bospit3l from
5000 to 5000 Legitimate children, Wen
ma may fairy be 81 down ss city d
very loose virtue In al gr6des Of lie.
They are quite . different ClEss Of people
from the stald and solid population Of
Prussia and Northern Germany, more 10
Sembling the French md Italians N their
habits and moda Of he and WHys Of lv-
imp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
TuE WAIwoRru MURDER CAsE-Th

TIE WAHWoRTH MURDER CAsE-The
counsel for young WAlWorth, now on trial
in New York for the heipouS crime ofmur.
dering his father, have succeeded in get
ting before the jury series Of abusive
and threatening letter. written by the
dead man 70 his wife, which have rarely
been equsled in yileness and violence
They abound with opprobrious epithe;s,
and with threats 70 murder Mrs. Wal
worth and the son who subsequently, be-
came parricide, and as one Of the aVow.
cd objects Of this terrible correspondence
u The EeadiuStment Of arrangements re-
lAting 70 the family estate, 1t was not I'M
natural in the son 70 desire that final
settlement Of these Affairs should be
made before be sailed on his conlem-
plated trip to Europe, leaving behind
Q mother 70 whom he had become,
TO some extent, protector, and
father who was in the habit OF
subjectiDg her 70 annoyAnees like those
described. The defence Is, apparently,
partly b1ped on the theory that these cir.
cumStAnees justified the fatal interview,
and that during its progress the father
made q movement which the son believed
70 be an Gttsmpt to draw = pistol for
murdeFouS purpose, and partly on the
theory that young Walworth's mind was
10 much affected By the conduct Of his
iAther that he could not act nationally in
matters relating TO the family controversy.
There i, Of cOune, 10 law that viii jus
tify son for killing his father on account
Of threats or insults offered 70 his mother,
bat judges and juries nevertheless inquire
into the peculiar circumstances surround.
ing each important case, and the Wei
worth tragedy Is explained by the eTi-
dgnUB Efready submitted. How far this
explanation win serve to shield young
WSlWorth from punishment remains 70
b sen; but It would not be very surpris.
ing Il the jury found in the explanation
an excuse for his Acquittal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

By WI. P. HUBBARD. their Attorney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

The New York Tribune very justly
says Of Senator Matt Carpenter, after re-
viewing his defence OF the back pay grab
and comparing bis course with that Of
other "receivers." "Mr. Carpenter, hQE-
ever, is nsaly enough to do discredj'a-
bic action openly, and TO sVow thst be il
not ashamed OF il" II sums up the mat
ter thus:
"Wha. the people ask is not whether
the back pay bill was legal, but whether
it vas equitable, whether 1t WlS honora-
ble, whether il was decent The oveE-
poWering sentiment OF the country has
declared that II was neither"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

Four telegraphic cables now cross the
Atlantic, three OF them connecting Ire
land with New Poundland, and the fouith
running from Massachusetts. by way Of
the Island OF St. Pierre, 10 France. The
Oldest Of the English cables has been for
some time silent, and the Great Eastern is
about to pick it up, so that it may be re-
TAiVsJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

The imports at Boston FOX Msy were
10 the amount Of $GS22,G43. and the ex'
pgr,s 10 the amount Of E., 90G,084. For
The five months Of the calendar year the
imports there are $2,7l5.022 less than in
corresponding time last year. The ex'
portl Tor the same time are s &C, O24
,THeEfey
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

II the Weston DemGtya! Is 30 positive
the los. pspers do not compromise Judge
HoYFNAx in the matter Of the Peniten-
,lsry decision, why does it not, as his
friend, advise him 10 publish taem' We
are tod the papers are in the Judges pos
session; and il they do not show q pre-
judgement Of the case, their publicat ion
would completely vindicate him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

The novel appeal for new church re-
ceu,y sent out by the n. E. pastor al YVES
,0D, seems 70 have borne fruit, Is We Iealn
from the DsmDyai that the old N. Z
church building At thst p!sce has been
torn down 10 make plsce toT s new one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

AuTrlE son Of John Martin, q Peel
Tree, Barbour county, while Etsytng with
an uncle near BuckhGnnm, had several
sorers crushed by q machine ioE seeding
b,1omcorn. One had 70 be amputated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

j. -. J. ClYkbOo,
q. J. HGnuelS, BGrbourSTiiIe, ". Va.
c. =. 7. moore, Point Pleasant; ". vs..
S. g. Jacob, West Liberty. ". Va.
Wn. NGholon. Newark, o.
H. D. Lea, Newark, o.
Wn. c. c. HalloES4 Flashing. o.
?. Hayes, Wheeling.
W.R. Donaldson, Wheeling.
A. Kelly. Short Creek, ". Va.
shep'h MeNeehen. ShoEt Creek, ". Va.
Th9s: z. Lewis, Wheeling.
K, Wells, sIitessyille, WA
J. u. Bufns. Br1xton Co1nty, ". Va.
Peter DelAplAIr, Wheeling.
J. P. Hendstson, TTiSdelpaiA. ". Va.
J. L. Barley, BRTley'g 4illS, y.
A. T. Garden, Wheeling.
EdE1Id CIStor, Wheeling.
ThomAs Wilson, Beb9lre.
W. B. simpson. Wheeling.
Joseph ZInk. HoundsTille.
". klSon, wheeling.
2. JoIliR, PEifmOnt. ". Va.
George Hibberd, wheeling.
C.F. A. YGhflinS, !"
?. Debold, BenWood
A. J. AlerAndet, Evansville, o.
william HAHN. BellIira, U.
SImV Il. WhitssIde, Wheeling.
WEllIAm Y, Novel;, Cameron, v vs.
c. A. woodward,
". q. Hicks,
J. Z. LoaRhddRS, RJetSon's, Pa
james Mcconnell, HoIndSVtlle.
WillIIm RrkHkine Wheeling.
L. Stedn1n. Browne Island, ". Va.
r VI. Hazlstt, Wheeling.
JGAse Irwin,
". =. Pope, Ct. Louis.
L. q. Terry. New 0rleAns.
william L1ies. HarHkAll County, ". Va.
J. p. Lewis, Wheeling.
{. r. Brown,
Geo. o. Davenport
B. v. Byrne, Charleston. VIVA.
". L. Bridges, Mercer Co.
A. u. Philips, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

TEzvite Of Rev. D. HERvET, Of Brooke
county, died On Friday morning last, aged
- years. Her rcnsips were taken on
sQnjsy TO nes. TriAdelphia, this county,
LIZ Lnierment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

uTT1E son Of Nj. Peter Curry, who
lives near Sutton, Bra1tOn county, has
i've fingers and one thumb on each hand
ADD sr toes on each foot-sll perfectly
I.yricned,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1873.


RrroyA1.-TA. BzItneHs oses Of ne LII ~.
LIsEHcEH kAs bssa removed . - o1,,eT
,hfss eoo1 eaT: Of f0Fas' 9hH
,trer; be.veea MAis Asa Aa'hs, V1 80 =.
oarssT ron ner: ne lHeyJ Where the p'0p.so',
viii X hs2py 70 sss I'D 's'7e iAs!' f'snd' A''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

LITTLE Tommy Wright Of Weston Rsd
50 arm broken the other day while "'eS''
linz with plsyielloE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

THg Fourth Of July Is TO be celebrated
in BockhArnon by The Sabbath Schools.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity IL due 70 the tset, that It
IL the PUE1sT, CHKAFEsT and BEs7 BAEUS Pow.
~ i 1cCABR, KRAFT 4 CO.. Proprietor,
nTi9 Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

&C. HrAER, near WAlkefTl!e, LEWIS
county, has produced ffty-two sprouts
from one grain Of Norway oats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
For Sale.
=s--7-s7a-ss.r - 49,,
FOR SALE

TOR SALE
Il ShAFes Stock PIrst EAtioOAl Bank.
- do do Franklin In4rraDc,. Company.
q d. do Peabody IpturAree Company.
ISAAC IRWIN,
iu96 Rial EstAte agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
ORGANIC WKlKTEsg
DR. JOHNSTON

Nembe: OF the ROYAL oOllegS q SlEEOooS, Loc
don, ErA4nIts from on0 q II, no6t GmtneLt
Colleges in TIE United etGt8, md he pe1,t'
pArt d HhoAO HE hA1 boa spelti1 tn h0lpttAIs
has Elected OuDe, Of he most A1toliskinE eTFr,
EE9 knoBl. Many troable4 with EinfflF h
The head and car Ihea IllOep, great nt.TUsI
Hes8, being IlAFneaGt g16ael sOupda, haahfEI
neas, with frequent bl1lhlRE. AftendO1 hant
i@HtdGiely,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
General Notices.
GEALED PROPOSALS

GEALED PROPOSALS
win be received By the undG5tg1e1, O. behalf
Of the HGtionL Camp Meeting Local Board Of
Control untl O'e'otk \ 4, JulI 81, 70 faI;
uiah al The material md bgilA On The CIEP
Gsuond, MUaaODVIIle, tVo Boarding. TentI
Each TO be q BY 10 tost IOoE. one permanent,
the Other tEnporlEy buildIEG.
P:ns md specifications can Be Aoe1 II The
once Of John BAIlis NeLure House
Ths Board roaaTinG ths night TO eJscs any or
Il pfOposElL
JJl ,.ALASCAsETR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02

SNOW WHITELIME, HYDRAULIC
OCenei, Plaster Paris, Land Plaster, Com
mon Line n barrels, &c. receiving daily now.
All ttsh- AkICALP q BURT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-02
WedIcaI.
Baltimore Lock HosDitaI
DR. JoHHsOH
BALFIRORR, !"
ONos-7 6ora Fnaaeri.i !s,.,.

DR. JOEsoS
Has discovered he MT Cry4,., g..
o1ly Rectal Remedy d a. ~ - ~
nes9 o. The BAek q L4ahA EtiefnrSS. TO- -
o. ne kdney1 md hAddtR, IETolrrtSyT ~
eskFGes, lAPoteny, 6e1eal DeS[Iiy NJ,
ness, DJfpepA, L4nEpnr, Low BEli.iI e.
Eton y Iir.' PAlpthaol o. " HeGrf- "a
Ihseasel Of Tie Head, Tina, ESSSoS ~ a.
uf11etaonS q. ~ 4SIlE Lana ktelSsS - ~.
=tnqse ItHTthts Dtp1rdEB ER4IttnY F1E SCsi;E,i
HAoio o. oath I'M md tAgy irSesSf.s
LlnfO hf1l p 81 ~ Ife 80 n =.
s4IRs = ~ GeE.AB q lUlIlla, No.
detnE Es'r1AEe. g. t4po6Sthle. e
YOUNG HKy
Especially, VIC have ben a. ySetr,o, 81,
n Wa, hat dFsAAfnl Hnd ha1fTIeStTn r.
which annually SEeeps . IN HHttRelJ rf1J,
tk0aa4nd9 q Young 4el q IL Nou( STIlfrs
talent And brilliant intsllset no IN 60.
wise have entrAnead listening Ben0taS Vtfi n.
ts1ndsE q So2uenee O. IGted % eaiGcy u
thrilling lyFC, nay ea4 viii flN eulGdlonS
MARRIAGE.
4Amed Peoo0G, q YoQnR IA aon.Sanlktr,
Marriage, being GW1ps Of PhyIieal VGSf1SS-s
0tR8rde debtlity, det0Uit1el, EpGl1dy eEFo9
BE Who places hmSoN HnAef tho an d q
J., mEyreBg i0QSly o01Hde n his honoE q 4 ~
uen1n, md eonaEany rely Gpn hS AIN q
ORGANIC WKAKNRSs
Immediately CETU4 md Pun NFor res.nree
Tbs 6il:rOssing AGectioa, Vtjeh ren6EI ~.
niSerGhle and Marriage inpol6bIe, 4 u n,aAJ
y pGia By The victims Of [npe0peE n6u,lGacs
Y0E1g pefb0ns are TOO APT % eoUiI grrnIles
from not being GWIre Of The 6rOAdtnl enOae9Aa.
eeS thAtBAy enEaG. Nov, Who tkltEndlrIiaadl
~ Sahieet VIII pEetead % denY Dat u D0Vr:
Of pEooereAtion e loat sooner b. th0OO hmm
iAtOfHuFoogF habit tbl1 bC ~ VjIDAG1t ~
GiAes bttnG deprived of he plSASIrRO hslliay
o4SprinR, the most serious and 6elirae1iVs
symptoms Of both body and mind aEibe. TIE
System becomes DGa6eed, lie Physical A.:
Mental Functions WOAkeReA, IolA q PFoca-
tive Power, EerTod1 II1hbIhty, DHpSpG.A
PGlp1fAtOn Of The HelRt, En8igasr46a, o0nGtiz-
to1A Debility, wasting oft6s Rr1ne, oolEh
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