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MElIORANDA


Brig Guiding Star. Freethy, from New York, ap-
peared off st John. NF, 18th ult with sig al of dis
flying and upon being boarded by officer from
he US steamer Tigress. the master reported himself
30 days and bal been off the port Is days waiting
for pilot The vessel was not leaky, nor had she
ost spars sails, but the captain appeared TO be
of his head from effects of much liquor. Tn. brig
dropped anchor the Tgress and came near going
ashore not having let out enough cham to catch.
The mate entered complaint against the captain for
i'll usage and stated that he had been drinking hard
lately. The vessel is detained for orders
Sch Ella Brown, Robinson from Windsor. Ms, for
Philadelphia, sprung aleak 18th inst on Nantucket
Shoal, and the not being able keep her free
with both pumps, she run for Vineyard Haven and
was put on the fats to keep from sinking, The leak
was found by divers and stopped on the 9th.
Sch Harriet Newell. Sheppard, from New York for
Rockport. with corn sprung aleak 9Th in Long Island
Sound, and put into Vineyard Haven 9th wi ere she
was run on the fats for repairs.
Sch Hattie. McClintock, at New York from Guada-
loupe, reports 18th ult, off Cape Hatteras took
mast, and lost mainsai, foresail. ill., &c.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
COpartnership Notice.

TTHE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
IL nership under the name of
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LAUNcHED-At Harpswell 9Th inst. by Skofeld
Brothers, splendid barque Of 1868 tons named the
Fannie Skolfield AMI to be COMMANDED by CAPT VIM
Reagan. She is owned by the builders, ID W True
Of Portland and Others and is I'M ended for general
rade. Capt Preble, agent Of French Lloyd pro-
Ounces her the strongest and best built vessel
ut up in Maiue. and classes her Ala II years. She
will be towed to Portland to load for Southern
port ..tf.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, Nov. IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike, st John, NIB, via
EastDort for Boston.
Sch Radiant Niskerson, Boston.
Sch Maanta, IBID Sanford. Wentworth, Ms ITO
tons plaster to Knight 81 Whidden. ia
Sch Brema, (Br) Carter, Rockport, NB-150 grind
stones 10 Philip Downey.
Sch Pilot, Wallace. Machias.
Sch Kate Carlton. Grant, Camden, to load for Cuba
Sch Island Queen Parker. Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, n S-Jobn
Porteous
Sch Pereux, (Br) Borden, CORVALLIS, NS-Chas
Chase & Co.
Sch j c N,sh. Crowley. New York-Chas Sawyer
Sch M Murphy, Murphy, New York Bunker
Bros.
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REDUCTION
From 10 to 20 Per Cent.
from their former prices.
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Wanted.
A TENEMENT of 4 to rooms.
IA Enquire at 90 Spring Street.
no12 s1w
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Tho Doors rPubllc buildings.

A correspondent addresses these timely
words to the New York PiSt.
In the investigation recently made into
the condition of the public school build
inGS in relation to the opportunity for es'
cape in the event OF fire, / observe that
no allusion is made 10 tho question
whether the outside doors arc 10 swing
Outwardly, or only inwardly.
1t should not be forgotten that in New
York, some years ago, some fifty or sixty
children were trampled and smOthcrCd to
death in their ctlOrtH TO escape from n
school.housC, supposed 10 be on fro, their
escape being prevented by the outside
door opening only inwardly. Had the
building really been on fire the number Of
victims would, perhaps, have been donh-
led or trebled.
1t may be remembered that IN great
religious festival in South American
city, u few years ago, thousand persons
were burnt TO death, and some Of us OF The
older generation remember the burning o.
the Richmond Theatre, when seventy
persons, OF the most prominent families
Of that city, persisted; tho destruction Of
lives in both instances being caused by
the practice oil having the outside doors
hung to open inwardly only.
II a large school house should take fire,
and some hundreds of children should
perish in consequence Of the reprehensi.
bic arrangement complained Of, the sub
Iect would then doubtless receive imme.
diate attention. But orc the citizens oil
New York content to wait for so terrible
an occurrence?
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Mark Twain on Fosters Case.

To the Editor OF the New York Tribune:
SIR-I have read the Foster petitions in
Thursdays Tribune. The lawyers opin.
ions do not disturb me, because ! know
that those same gentlemen could make as
able an argument In favor OF Judas lSca-
riot, which is great deal for me to say,
for l never can think Of Judas lscariOt
without losing my temper, To my mind
Judas Iscariot was nothing but low,
mean, premature Congressman. The at
titudc Of the jury does not unsettle q body,
must admit; and 1t seems plain that they
would have modified their verdict to muir.
der in the second degree il tho Judges
charge had permitted 1t. But when !
come to the petitions OF Fosters friends,
and find out Fosters true character, the
generous tears will fowl cannot help 1t,
How easy it is TO get wrong impression
Of man. perceive that from childhood
up this one has been sweet, doCilc thing,
full of pretty why's and gentle impulses
the charm OF tho fireside, the admiration
oil society, the idol OF the Sunday school.
l recognize in him the divinest nature
that has ever gloriied mere human be-
lub' pCAGClNV buhb tAO bGHhhGAb VIII
which no regarded temperance was u
thing which amounted TO frantic adOra-
ton. l freely confess that it was the most
natural thing in the world for such an or.
gOnism as this 10 get drunk and insult q
stranger, and then beat llisbrains out with
Il car hook because he did not seem to ad.
miro it. Such is Foster. And 10 think
that We came so near losing himl How
do VIC know but that he Is the Second Ad.
vent9 And yet, after all, If the jury had
not been hampered in their choice Of II
verdict, | think ! could consent to lose
him.
The humorist who invented trial by
jury played a colossal, practical Joke upon
the world, but since we have the system
We. ought TO Try to respect it., A thing
which Is not thoroughly easy Ia, do, when
we reflect that by command OF the law q
criminal juror must be an intellectual
vacuum, attached to melting heart, and
perfectly macar oman bowels Of COM
passion.
l have had no experience in making
laws or amending them, but still cannot
understand, why, when it taxes twelve
men to inllict tho death penalty upon a
person, itshould take any less th1n twelve
more TO undo this work. II I were a
Legislature, and had Just been elected,
and had not had time to sell out, l would
put the pardoning and committing power
into the hands OF twelve able men instead
OF dumping so huge burden upon the
shoulders Of one poor petition.presented
individual. MARK TWAIN,
Hartford. March :.
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Tho Salt sulphur Asylum Job.-A
SIander on Gov, JacOb--GOOd open.
ing for Libel Suit.

Tho Salt sulphur Asylum JOb.-A
Islander on Gov, JacOb.-GOOd OPEN
ing for Libel Suit.
To the Editors OF the IntcllIgcnccr
The Weston Democrat of the 18th inst
contains a communication over the letters
~. Fl. s." purportlng 10 have been writ.
tcrat Union, Monroe County, on the Sth
Of March, 1873, making a startling and
serious charge against Governor Jacob
aud Major Nicholas Fitzhugh, which II
true. should be at once inquired into by
tho Legislature.
Tho charge in effect is, that Gov. Jacob
and Major Fltzhugh have fraudulently
combinated together to buy the Salt Sui
phur Springs for an insane asylum, worth
$4,000, and pay for it $G5, 900 out OF the
public treasury, and then pocket the
$jj, GOO to pay the Major for Arrcarages
for canvassing for the Governor last sum.
mcr. VT is" says ~. II. s, "a regular
CrtdH M0JiliCr, in achich he honest and
pure and Sdnctifcd Chief Rreoutipe Of the
State takes great delight"
This grave charge, il true, deserves to
have stamped upon it the condemnation
of every honest man. II, however, on the
other hand, it is false, and malicious, and
fabricated for political purposes, it Is a
libel and S'fndcr on Gov. Jacob and Major
FilZhugh, which VIC hope to sec speedily
rcdresscd in the courts Of justice. The
editor OF the Democrat doubtless has a
responsible author in tho person of 81. II.
s." and rs an honorable journalist, would
give the public and the parties libeIed his
true name, when required to do so.
Governor John j. Jacob and Major
Nicholas Fitzhugh occupy high places in
the public estimation for purity of char
0Cter and honest integrity, and not till
now have they ever been suspected Of
committing or engaging in dShonorable
action, much less cOrruply undertaking
TO carry through tho Legislature by
stealth, or scheme to dcfraud tho State
out Of $4,000.
1t is due to the public, to Gov. Jacob,
Major Ntzhugh and TO the 1ldrty making
this charge, that the whole affair be ut
once probed 10 the bottom and the guilty
parties dealt with according to their Just
deserts, "OLD Hickory.
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In the GALAXY for April arc the follow
ing, among other articles: The Wethcrcll
Affair; Dreams, by Mary L. Ritter; Jo'
seph Arch and the New Emancipation in
England, by Justin Mccarthy; The Ant
char; France and Louis Napoleon; Son
net to Mrs. Charles MOuItOn; A Vagabond
Heroine; A Contribution to ShRkesperian
Study; The City by the Sea; The Lost
Wager; Life Assurance, Part ILL.,; A
Snow Storm and Il Baby; st. Paul's Wan.
behring's, Part I'LL; Drift.Wood, by Philip
Quilibet; Scientific Miscellany; Current
Literature; The Galaxy Club Room; Nc.
buIp, by the Editor. The serial novels
are progressed IN this number, and sew
eral new and old contributors appear.
Mr.. Kimbalps paper on Louis Napoleon
isespeCially noticeable. 20
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

G,ll ,Oll At Public SALE, on MONDAY. March
a. ig78. Al 10 O'Clock A. H., ct tho late residence
OF George Peter RhrhAIdt, tho following proper
". one SlSuRhteF House with axtufeS, three
Horses, two Spring Wagons, ono Catt, seveIaL
sets Harness. and other articles too ~ "
mention. EDWARD Vhh 5lsI1t Hnt
JIM. MILLER, AuctIonsgl. marie
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TnE lntmation made by an anonymous
correspondent Of the Weston Democrat
that Governor jacob is a party TO con-
templated fraud on the State to the extent
Of $4,000, in the purchase Of tho build
ings ut Salt Sulphur Springs for another
insane hospital, is, of course, as every ono
acquainted with Governor jacob knows
m outrageous and malicious lalschood
1t is fabricated, we presume, Tor effect on
popular feeling, the object being to coul-
teract il possible the growing sympathy
for tho Governor among all classes and
parties due TO the villainous and petty
persecution to which he is being subjected
by the dominant faction in the Legisla-
ture. II there is a Cralh Mo5iliGr con-
cealcd in the scheme-and that may be
possible-wc are sure Governor JACOB
has no part in il.
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TIE aggregate mileage Of the Forty
second Congress is said to have been
S?7OOOO; and as this amount is to be de-
Quoted from the extra "back pay" Of the
last two years voted to themselves by It's
members, We must give them the benefit
Of this fact In our judgment OF their
course. 1t still remains true, however
that very large sum, averaging, 1t is
said, 5000 to every member, remains as
the extra pay voted, and the total amount
80 taken out of the treasury in "bacR
pay" is figured ut about 100000. Nc
wonder that there is much public indIg-
nation on the subject.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
MaITiSge, being aware Of Physical Weakness,
organic debility, deformlueB, speedily cured
he who places himself under tho care OF Dr..
J., may rellgiouBly eonado in his honor aB q gen.
tleman, and confidently rely upon his Skill u a
nh VRieiAn. '...'fFat 's
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Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, ND;
OGlco-7 South Frederick Street.


DIX. JOhNbUN
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy and
only BHectuAl Remedy In tho WOild for Weak
meas OF The Back or Limbs, Structures, Affection.
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Dis.
charges, Impoteney, General Debility, Nervous.
ness. Dyspepsia, LGnHuor, Low Spirits, COnll.
sion Ur Ideas, PalpltatiOn Of the Heart Timidl
~, Trembling, DimnesS Of Sight GlddIness.
DISEASES Of the Head Throat Nose Or Skin, Al.
iectionG OF tho Liver, Lungs Stomach OF Bowels
those Terrible DIiotder6a arising from Solitary
HGnits Of Youth. and solitary Practice
moro fatal 70 their victims than the songs Of The
SyrenS 10 tho Mariners of Ulysses, 6liHhting
t6eIr most brilliant hopes or AntIclpGtlOns, rem
dering marriage, &C., impossible.
.-.r.--p YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have been the victims OF solIt
~ Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps 10 an untimcly grave
thouRAndS Of Young Men Of tho most exalted
Mont and brilliant intellect, who might other
WiSo have entrancOd listening senAteS with the
thundtroH eloquence, or walked to eeStAcy tho
thrilling Tyre, mGy call with full confidence
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DIsFAsEs OF IMPRUDRNCR.

When the misguided and imprudGnt yOlaty Of
pleasure finds no has imblbed the seeds Of this
painful disease, It too often happens that an W
Timed sense OF HhAme or dread Of discovery o.
cation and respectabIlIty, can alone betrlend
him, delaying till tho constitutional symptoms
OF thiB hoErid disease make their appearance
such as liberated sore throat, diseased moss, lOc
tuFnRl pains In the head and limbs, dimncoe o.
sight, deafness, nodes on the shin bones anu
arms, blotcheS on the head, face and Gxticmeuts
progressing With irightful rapidity, w D. NY
The pRlateof tho mouth or the bones o. the A9tc
fall In, and the victim Of this awful disease ~
comes Q horrId object OF COMMUNICATION, iil
death puts period to his dreadful suilerlngS by
sending him to ''ThAt Undiscovered County
nom whence no traveller returns."
1t 10 melancholy fact that thousands isll VIC
Tina TO this terrible disease, owing 70 the 9G,
skilfnlnesg OF ignorant pretenderS, who, ~ !9e
use OF that DGApLT Poison, MERCURY, run Tue
constitution, and make the residue OF life mlSeF
able,
oFFICR-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Left hand aide going from Baltimore street.
few doors from tho corner. ~ Fail not TO Oh
serve name and number,
EB-NO letters received unless postpaid, AND
containing stamp to be used on hercply Pef'
sons writing ehould state ago and send portion
Of advertisement describing systems.
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his oflte
ENDORSEMENTS OF TIE PRESS.
The many thousands cured ct this establish
ment within the last tWontY years, and the nun,
erous important 6urRicsl Operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, Witnessed by the reporters o.
the 8UN, and many other papers, notices o.
which appeared again and again before the pun
lie, besides his standing as gentleman Of tlI.
Reter and responsibility, 10 SUFFICIENT guaranty
to the afflicted. ,,
Skin diseases speedily cured. J4nII
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Germany.

The Republicans did better in the New
Hampshire election than anybody antici'
paled. They gained two Congressman,
elected the Governor, have majority IN
each House Of the Legislature and three
out of five Of the Governors Council,
That will do yretty well for the "ofl
year." especially so soon after the close Of
the 42nd Congress.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1873.

TIE country will experience sense oil
relief now that robson is definitely re-
tanned at the head of the navy, instead Of
being sent to Berlin to take the place of
Minister BANCROFT. SO, likewise, will
GERMANY
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New Advertiser

TWO GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
i FOR SALE CHEAP OR RBNT-on tne
corner Of John and Fourth BtreetA.
Also, ono Brick House on Wheeling 1alanal
with two rooms and kitchen. Possession BiVou
Immediately. For particulars enquire Of
THEODORE PINK,
mArlO AtFeed Store on Main 81.
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A MAN died in Seneca Falls, N. Y, the
other day, and in his will left that old
liar and tattlCr, the widow Jones, two
cents"
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RnaoInI notIoaa.

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
IA -NOOABB, KRAFT d CO.'S ENTER.
PRISE BAKING POWDER-Pronouneed BY
the public 70 Do pnequGllea for PURITY and X
cHIEENnT NothinR 70 compare with Il for max
lnR NICE, Ll0RF, FEAKY Biscuit, Mu1ins, Buck.
wheat and Corn CAkes. II caves both TIKI and
MONEY. Sold BY all Druggists and 0rocerS.
hIOADE, KRAFT b CO., Prophetorg,
ie29 WH8ELNG. ". Va.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain p'ac.
Ties indulqed in when alone, o habit frequently
learned from evil companions or at school, the
eFects Of which are nightly felt even when Aseep,
and il mot cured renders marriage immpoSsible,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
Immediately.
country, ihe darling Of hlS parents, shOnld BE-
snRtched from all prospects, and eDjoymenIs OF
life by the consequences OF deviAtinR from the
path Of nature and INDUCING In certain secret
habit, Such persons must, before contemplating
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MARTIN TUPPER administers doses of
proverbial philosophy at ten cents glass
In n St. Louis saloon.
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General Notices,
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
A DLOuRNED MEETING.

There will bo an adjourned meeting Of the CIT
iEenS Railway Company, for tho purpose Of Cs
tAbliShIng tho Presidents salary, on Saturday
March 81, 1879. at 8 o'clockP.
". Il. WOODS,
mAr'6 Sec'y CitIzenS' Railway Co.
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The undersigned have formed Co.paTtner
ship for tho purpose Of continuing the Livery
and Sale Stable business a. the old established
stand, corner Of Main and John streets, WherC
they will be pleased to see their friends and the
public generally, ~ they 6hAll dbO their utmost
endeayOrs 10 please Al who may favor th0m with
call for anything n their YnO.
promptly attended To-. 'aG % ~ 's =
Thankful for tho patronage heretofore extend
cd 10 the establishment, they politely ask con
tlnuAnce Of the same for tho new arm,
ALBERT CHRISTIAN.
mAEIG HENRY ANICK. lT
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DIR, JoHNBToN

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don. Rfaduate nom on0 Of the most eminent
ColIegeS in the United States, and tho greater
pSrt 81 whose life has been Spent in the hospitals
n London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere,
ha1 eiiected Some, OF the most Astonishing curCs
over known. Many troubled with ringing In
Inc head and eaFB when asleep, great nervous
neSs, being GlArmeda ct sudden sounds, bashfu
lime with arrangement Of mind, were cured
INN aHIaiAlV
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d PROPOSALS.

d RO P 0 3 A l. 8.
Stalled Proposals will DO received from the
Committee on Water Works until throo O'Clock
Saturday, March -, 1879, for furnIBhIng the City
Water Works, Clerks oHlcCs and Hose Houses
With Mixed Coal, or Coal Al It comes from Tho
bank, delivered ct tho Water Works for one year,
beginning on tho arSt day Of April ntxt, pay.
mentS 10 BE- made monthly. The contractor to
give bond and good security for the fullallment
Of the contract. Tho bids will be endorsed for
applying Coal 10 tho Water Works and to DO
lSit with The Clerk Of tbs City. DUNN,
.. A. WILSON,
mAri6 Chairman Com. on Water Works.
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Gallo.

FoR SALE
The BRICK HOUSE and Lot on tho
Hast uIdo Of Market street, above Adams, Boz
longing 10 Prof. Otto Sehnurrer.
AnDIv m fha ,nromiaol mAHlbr
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MARRIED.

sCOTT-GALLAGHER.-On Thursday morn.
ing, March 10, 1879, by Rev. W. ". Roup, Rt his
his residCnce. East Liberty, Aux, G. HCnTr and
Miss LiZzIR N. GALLAGHER, both OF Allegheny
City, Pa.
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MFRS. Q. MCCOY, 14s MAIN ST.,

III W. "- +-@1A' ~
KOSpS full assortment Of LaeeS, Trimming,
inal COfsetS, GentS' and ISdloS' Hoslsry. Hand.
kerr' q, and al articles AppeEtAlnlng 10 complete
ASgottaeqt OF Fancy 0Oodo. OfdeFs for any.
thi4k m hbf limo promptly attended To- IadIcs
Desiring ia purchase handsome Winter CloaF a o.
WateEprooI1 would DO we'll 70 examine her stock
before making selections elsewhere. octia
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that a sound mind and body arc the most
nscoSSSrT reuuiSites to promote connublAl hap.
piness. Indeed, without these the journey
throu1h life becomes 0 weary pilgrimage; tho
uroSpect hourly dArkeng 10 tho view; tho mind
Becomes shGdowed with despair and hllOd With
the melancholy reelection that the happintH Of
another becomes blighted with our own,
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Household and Kitchen Furniture,

Consisting OF Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room
Furniture. Also.
One excellent Piano, warranted.
One lot BruSsell0 Carpet.
Ono lot Ingram Carpet .a s
Ono Extension Table.
In fact everything in tho Housekeeping iim 1S;D
IN NTTIRR AuetIoneeF. mRFlI
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ORGANIC WRAKNESS

Immediately Cured and Full Yigor restored.
This distressing Affection, which renders Life
miserable and harriaRe impossible, 10 the penal.
" paid by the victims Of Improper indulgence
from not being aware Of the dreadful ConBeQuen-
ceS thRtmAy sngue. Now, who that understands
the subject viii pretend 70 deny that tho power
Of proceEtRtion 10 lost sooner by those falling
into improper hA6in than oy nc prudent Be.
ofiSprlnR, the most eefioug and destructive
SymptoTlS Of both body and mind arise. The
sySten' becomes Deranged, the Physical and
Mental Functions weakened, loss OF Proceed
tive Power, Nervous lErttabuitY, dyspepsia,
Paiphtation OF The Heart, Indigestion, Constltu-
fional Debility, 0 wasting Of tho Frame, Cough,
CIonSumDtIon. Decay and Death.