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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02
CONFESSIONS OF A MINISTER,
BEING LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF THE
Rev. JOsephus Leonhardt, D. d.
He that is lGfhoa ain G1aoRq yOu, let him first
cnda sfgae"

brilliant intellect and high moral character,
occupying an exalted position Christian
minister, may under exposure TO a great temp
tatiOn, finally succumD to It's influence. His
recfltude of purpose throughout, his reason
ings. the sophistries to which he at times yields,
his struggles with temptation, his remorse, his
agony under suspicion and accusation. and the
final deflOHeIReHt, all make up a story, we think,
OF intense interest
sThe institution of Marriage. at present
existing IS also incidentally but ably discuss
ed ana we think that in This respect alone,
the reading of the book will do great good. As
tbe editor States in MS Preface, the story bears
Indirectly upon the sad brooklyn drama which
is now attracting so much attention, but he
adds, "OUR OBJECT Is TO PURIFY AND kNALT:
NOT TO DEBssE THE MINDS OF OUR READERS "
nE-Eor sale bU Booksellers, 10 mo, Coin. Sent
post paid on receipt Of price. Q00l 6k The Pub
tiSherS, b. PEIEhSON Us
s20 Walnut Street. .Philadelphii
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ALCOHOLIC STRENGTH OF TIE
VARIOUS BITTERS.

Mr.. Henry Vaughan, State Assessor of
Rhode Island, has made chemical ex-
animation Of thirty-five samples of ''bit-
ters, " including all the more important
ones found in the market His report
to Sheriff Holden gives the following
percentages of alcohol in the various
samples:
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

Homeopathic Physician and surgeon
1t Main ST. Two Doors North OF Huber S
1,Tue Sfor-. findlsy. Ohio
.,1iice Hours-from TO ~ A. NJ, IL A. N. to
q - sroEP n May Is '78-ti
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

A TrORNEY AT LAW COLLECTIoE
a AGENT. Ohics in Carlin's Block, OpPo-
Site the Court House Special attention CIV
~, 10 COLLECTION IN town aud country. Loans
negotiated ON favorable Terms. loci-2o-IS'l-.
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8tuerDlrut.

FindIaY Council, no. so r. q ,. Kl'
Fs.auIar t5ouvrcatIou secono Monday II
sach month. u. b Patterson, 4. /. q. NJ and
D. B. Beardsley, Recorder.
Findlay Chapter. no. 5S, R. A. m'
t,-sulIr Convocaiion on the frst Monday
tn each month. ID. b. BeaIdsley, ii. j. and
D. L. Orab. c, Secretary.
FindIay Lodge, Nc. 227. F. d A. NJ:
pg,i1isr ,onmuuicatlon lTst and third
wednesday In each month. J. NJ HUBER
W NJ and ID. l.. C5rable, Secretary.
coI5en Rule Encamp11ent, No. 81,
LOO. 2. Stated sungs sS on net5 lhe IeoOII 30
low q. p. and ID. 4. Winders, Scribe
Hanoock Lodge, No. 73, 10. o. +.
.sf.t.a meetings. every Tuesday evening
E.s. Kimber, \. G.and William Klamroth
Secretary.
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JOHN RTTEiHATTF.

nEALER an Agriculture! implements, IRON
4 = Nails, Glass, sash, Putty, Bent Nork, Cut
lsfy Rubber aud Leather, beitlng ana "a a iIu
sfock Of Shelf Goods No. % Ewing's Block.
Main Street.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

Eliidrcn often J.ooit Pale and
<ick
frors no oIner cause than having worms in
the stomach
BRGWN-S VERNIFUGE CnMfITS
will leSfro Worms Without injury TO the
child being perfec ly WHITE. and free from
all coloring or other injurious ingredients
usuaIly uSed in worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN. Proprietors.
No. 9l5 Fulton Street. New York.
CoI7 b., D7lf10sfS and Chemists, and dealers iR
,s.lf, fties OF TwFNTY- FIVE CENTs a Box j'y
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nPERATIEE AND MECHANICAL DEN
1 j tiss. over Green, ID Wis, & Cos All opera
lion. aeriaiuiug 10 the profession, carefully
ana ,Efifully performed. Residence No y,
West Hardin Street.
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nHYSICIAN and surgeon. ONCE over fal-
Ier-ou q Winders' sore; entrance on
West Saudusky Slreet, tnlru door.
s5eELaLn her 10 I'll
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IrHua5Ela


neAiEfis iN DRUGS, Stationery, school
/ ; sani.S etc. prescI3 piiOus accurately com
I-,,-fIs..-.I sf AID aours-day night. Perfectly
ugrr Drugs ss...ran:e-d. Corner Main and
saiui cross street,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

. Tyr0KNFY ANbCOUNsELLOR AT Law
a and Notary Public. VIII attend prompt
V1o an business entrusted TO his care. Par
ficular attention given to Collections. Farii-
tioufpc of lands and business in Probate
Court M.
nearly opposite the Court House, May Z.
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: why VIII v. N Suffer {?

To all persons suffering
from nheumatism, eural-
ia. Cramps in the lin bs f,
or stomach Billions Collie,
Painin the hack bowels or
side. we would Say, THh
HOUSEHOLD PANA-CEA
and t'sMII.N LINIMENT Is
of all ojGers the remedy
YOU want for inteTns and
ieNterual use II has cur Il
llhe above complaint in
IihouauCS Of cases. There
. lis no mistake aboutit Try
iIt. Sold by all Druggists
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"THE GOOD OLDTIMES. F."

We shall soon hear from a thousand
stumps the Democratic eIamor for a
return to 1.-THE good old times" Many
a hungry politician will hear the sound
Y and believe it the promise of the good
time coming when the cry Il am DEM
ocrati" will open TO the faithful the fat
test offices of the land. No doubt Tweed,
the dethroned king Tammany. as he
sits with striped suit and shaved head in
his forced retirement and moralizes over
the degeneracy of the times, looks for
ward to the hour when the Democratic
wand shall open his prison doors and re-
instate him in the political kingdom
which he lost. We have no desire TO
welcome the return of the ''good old
times" We have had enough of them
They cost us over 50. 900, 900. 600. and
over half a million lives We are do
ing our best to repair the injury, and
hope in less than a score OF years to wipe
out the last trace of Democratic misrule.
We have reduced the debt nearly 800,
000 600 in a little over five years, and
shall continue its reduction until every
cent is paid. But we protest against the
return of the times which forced this
burden upon the nation. Once in thous-
and wears we might endure like expe
rience, but to go through 1t again during
the present century would tax good ma
lure beyond endurance. We might live
through an epidemic, be tranquil over
the escape of Tweed, read the details
of the Brooklyn scandal every day in
the year. but nothing short of direct
interposition of Providence could make
us submit with cheerfulness to the good
old times of Democracy May the sac
riiice never be called for
TICHBoRNE.-The trustees for the
heirs of the Tichborne estate have been
Obliged to obtain an act of Parliament
to enable them to raise money upon the
estates, the incumbrance to cover the
lives of future heirs, to defray the cost
of litigation enforced upon them by
Arthur Orton. The act has been oh
.tained at the instance of the English
Court of Chancery, and in it the costs to
be betrayed have been agreed upon at
a sum of f91, 677 lbs I'd.
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~ ruHCOTF. Md.
Rrn Gaahs.

DEYSlCIAN and Surgeon, Van Buren. o /,
Feb. Is. 7i-I.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02
NEW LAW FIRM.

FIyHE UNDERSIG NED HAVE ASSOClAIEO
themselves as a law firm, under the name
OF Walker & Dunn. We VIII occnpy the once
heretofore used 10y Z. T. Dunn. over tne nan
COCK Savings BanB- Main street. flnoiay, "
charge In the state and Federal Courts. We
VIII also give especial attention 10 the exam,
nation OF land titles. sn9 10 the purchase ana
sale Of real estate in Hancock county and
elsewhere. WALKER & DUNN.
lSept II '7i-tt.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

nESTAL SURGE EON- Particular attention
j t.-I.,7 h, fl,a treatment OI natural teelh--
Teeth allied with s0!d-ioii, uu-iGii anc sltNtr'
Satisfactiou guaranteed In all cases oIiice
over Wslsh's Shoe Store, Main street Fl@h9tay @
Ohio. bS'- io'V'
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

.srest.r-Als AID RETAIL DEA LEk
- Iu .srur-I-l- 2 tlouI, Flsl aiid SehefS
y.,-i..ta tu .s Grocery and PfoNlSion tlhe--
t9,,I .,~...... .fttI COS Batter. Ggg,, and Conn
fry i5-stue. zeIts Ia5 :. Vast side % Aaln 81,
drst door naT,ao OF tsoIt House Block, 9indlay,
IE.o April Is, '7O-tf.i
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paa1icians aa3 Sargr0ns.


VroAiFDPATHIG Physician aud surgeon
ii ONE and Residence over Kim Sew
60 store. aain Street, Fiuoisy ohi"
Eeh, Il r.
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A TTDRNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT
A Law, Eudiay. ohio. ONCE IN " "Heat--
51.rf.lrs gntlHins" /" Northeast OF Court House
WiIi attend pga..lptiy TO all business entrust-
-, =, i9fsrsrs A pril %. 1872
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1f,,.e in tne New Bank Building, West side
Main Street, No %.
2g-ff.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02
THE UNITED BRETHREN.
Closing Work Of the SanGusky Conferences
Resolutions appointments Gen
tennsru

Closing Work of the sanGusky Conference
Resolutions Appointments-T Cen
tennary.
TIE following is a portion of the re-
port of the Committee on Resolutions,
submitted to the late Conference of the
United Brethren Church of the Sandus-
ky District:
l. Resolred, That we, as Conference.
enter into an arrangement whereby we
may help INDECENT young men to an ed
ucation, who desire to enter the Ministry
in this Church, and that a Committee
be appointed at once to arrange the en-
terprise.
2. ResOl1ed, That we lament the fire.
quent and habitual dissertation of the
Sabbath day, even by those who profess
TO be children of God, by spending his
holy day in visiting and worldly amuse-
ments; and that we believe such a course
to be antagonistic to Bible teaching and
the Christian religion.
TEMPERANCE.
8. Your Committee could perhaps
find nothing more suitable than the fol
lowing resolutions on temperance, cop
led from the report of Conference of
a sister Church:
81 ResOl1ed, We greatly rejoice, and
render thanks to Almighty God, that
the attempt to license the work of death
and destruction, has met with an EN-
phatic rebuke from the people of Ohio,
and that there are more than 20, 900 that
have not bowed the knee to Baal.
''2. ReSOI1ed, In this victory, we rec
ognize as especially prominent, the agen-
cy of the Christian Church and of
Christian women.
8. ReSOlced, In the religious element
of this great reform, we see the chief
source of power and the greatest prom
Use of the future.
4. ReSOLced, That we hold ourselves
under moral obligations to see that our
political influence is exerted in the most
effective manner to secure the execution
and improvement of our laws for the
suppression of the liquor traffic, and the
removal of the evil of intemperance.
5. ReSOlred, That no principles now
advocated by any political party rank
in importance with that of temperance,
and we solemnly declare that no ticket
shall receive our support that does not
declare for progressive legislation on this
subject, and faithful execution of the
laws.
6. ReSOlUed, That we not only regard
the manufacture, sale or using of intOx-
icating drinks as a beverage, morally
wrong, but we most earnestly protest
against our members giving any cUunte-
nance to the liquor traffic by signing pc
titions for license, by voting to grant Ii
cense, by renting property for such pur-
poses, or by directly helping in any 9th
er way to promote intempt rance; any
one thus acting is guilty of unchristian
conduct.
Resoiced, That we recommend the
use of unfermented wine on our sacra-
mental occasions.
ReSOIUed, That we most severely cen
sure the habit of smoking or otherwise
using tobacco coaches, depots and other
public places, without regard to the COM
fort, convenience or cleanliness of the
more refined classes of society; and that
we regard such conduct as rude, ungen-
tlemanly and disgusting.
STATIoNING COSISIITTEE'S REPORT.
The following is the report of the Sta
tioning Committee.
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W. II. ASDEBsoN. SEo' + fEN 'i40-'
ANDERSON q PESDLETOS-
. TVoFsSEYS at Law. VIII attend carefully
\ and promptly TO all Kinds OF business.
ED-ci.l attention given 30 Titles, PROBATE
matters. t'onv-yancing and Collections. Ot-
6ceover tiuoets' Drug store, north Of Court
House
Sso. s. Is72-tL
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r BALIAED. G. ". GALI.OwAl
BALLARD & GALLOWAY,
nHYSEgI = rs AND SURGEONS.
unrrnErrtE.r,,. VI. D.

OFFICE-Tn Ewing's Block over Ruth
rauflss Hard sare store. West side Of Main
street F'iad3ay, Ohio.
Ausuz % lsTZ-tf
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DRY GOODS, Millinery Goods
/ iTadies' and Gents Furs, Clothing, car
t|ts Hats. Caps, etc, Nos. 81 and 30 Main st'r
@Aziay Ohio.
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uENKY q EZRA BROWN,


TgORNs.f = at Law. Oniceup stairs, Flrsl
a door -ouln Of Court House, Findlay, u
Ian. ~. Is43-f
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.6mdIay 8HsiFfss 1irfrf0rg
AtEarnsss At 1Aw.
D. R. BEARDsLEY,

lrORNEY 1t LAW and Claim Agen.
.11ej attend promptly to business intrusted 70
.I, care As Justice OF the Peace VIII Attehu
onveyancing and taking de posilI5ollisi =,
Jioofn 80. 1. MeiudeUn building, IhoIaS' VI
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-10-02
TUEGRFa'rCAUAE
OF
HUMAN MISERY.
The Conlession of an Invalid,

The Gn.eSSlOn OF an InVdIIU,
PUBLISHED AS a WARNING and Tor the beneni
of YoTNa MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from
NERVOUS EEBILITY. Loss OF MANHOOD,
etc supply ing The means Of self cure. Write
hv one who cured himself after undergoing
considerable qusckeTy, and sent free on re-
ceiving post paid directed envelope.
Sufferers are invited TO address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
ApriI TO- 7s-6m. Box l53. Brooklyn, \. Y.
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- PnesbYterisn Church-key. -

FIRST Presbyterian Church-Eey. Ebeu
Muse, faalJE- oerE4 90 lyjz a. n. ana T.
oc4OcE, - 81 Prayer meeting TuUr-say
evening" Corner Eaiu and Hardin atreet.-
First congregational Church go Rev.
fnOs- DJrl1eu, faslOs- Services At IOJz ., 90.
at'd % cock, - IA 4'ra5 er meeting Ii4ul--
- eNtltizs- blDadHay, sO1ib % Main
hotngSiSs Episcopal Churcf1-Iiey. Wm
JOlisss .,as.Or- services al lDL q. ~.
s.irG O'Clock, 3. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
oaf evenings. SaIidusky 81, west Of Main.
English Lutheran Church-Rev. George
Miller PssJOr. Services Al Ig1z a. IN. and 7
,. IN. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
Crawford street, west Of Main.
United Brethren in Christ - Rev. A
ifose, Pastor. Services at 10 a, m. and
: Clock, - n Prayer meeting thursday
evenings corner eTCEawlord and MestSireets
Church Of Cod-Eider W. +. small, Pas
tSE. services at iUlz a. m. and O'Clock,
p. n. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
Erlnt Street. west ol Main.
ST. hIchaefs Catholic Church Rev.
J. b. Young, Pastor. Every other sabbath,
First Mass az 3 o'clock, a. 81, High Mass at
~, A. A-, Csieehism al z, +. N. Services In
EuzllsHs German ana trencn. MAS every
morning al . O'Clock, A. 81. West end OF
AiaIn-.TOss street.
German Lutheran 5tJohn's) Church
Rev. 81. Buerkle, Pastor Services every
other Sabbath al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Singing
Society al O'Clock Friday evening, Corner
OF West and 'front.' streets.
English Reformed (SJ Paul's) Church
Rev. Josiah May, Pastor. Services every
other ,aaDDafh h at IL O'clock, a. Ii. EsIst end
OF a lsiEi-t-rOss strest------a-
German Reformed chUrcf-Rev. J. e.
Ruhl. Pastor. Services al l01z a. M. and .
o'clock d, m- Prayer meeting Jhursday
evenings. East end Main Cross Street.
Evangelical Church-Rev. W. a. shissier'
Pastor. Services IO1z a. IA. and O'Clock,
D. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
Sandrtsky street. east OF Main.
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CITIZENS RANR.

IsARIINS & CO.. BANKERS. Banking
( House in Rawson's Block, No. So, Main
Street Findlay, Ohio. BGakiHg Hours from
a. y O'clock ~, ard from % o'clock, p. NJ
4 .enerai banking business done. lntereSion
ep.-cial deposits
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H-MLIN d BALLARD,
EiarawarF.

4 TTO8NENS AT LAW.
0fice ia Patterson's Biock, Findlay, Ohio.
UJan. .. '94-tf
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IAaEs 3. BGPE,


IA ,,--,-.-,,... -. ,,at,,
Street, Findlay, Ohio lapr. "A, al
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lentists


=. :. RELTN Err ID, 81. =.
y and Mechanical Dentist
I ; offjee-sa. Main Stleet, aboV X. :. Ba-
/ ar a. COS shoe store.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-04-03
TIte Mlarietta sullrnal,
A SAD MISTAKE.

Many young people think that an
idle life must be a pleasant one; but
there are none who enjoy SO little,
and are such burdens to themselves,
as those who have nothing to do -
Those who are obliged to work all
day enjoy their short period Of rest
and recreation so much, that they are
apt 10 think if their whole lives we're
spent in rest and recreation i would
battle most pleasant of all. Bot this
is sad mistake, as they would soon
find out if they made trial of the
life they think so agreeable. One
who is never busy can never enjoy
rest; for rest implies a relief from
previous labor; and il our whole
time were spent in amusing ourselves
we should find it more wearisome
than the hardest days work. Rec
reation is only valuable as it unbendi
us; the idle can know nothing of it
Many people leave off business and
settle down to o life Of enjoyment
but they generally find that they are
not nearly so happy as they were
before, and they are often glad to re-
turn to their old occupations to es
cape the miseries of indolence.--
Herald of Health.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-04-03

THE young man in Augusta who,
some time ago, says Harris, sent us
series Of verses entitled "A Frag-
ment," and who now writes COM
planning that we have not treated
him fairly in Withholding them from
the public, ought to know that poets
have no rights that sensible people
are bound to respect. When man
deliberately sits down for the pur-
pose of composing poetry, right then
and there he lays himself liable to
be taken up and deal: with as any
other incendiary. In addition to
this, if fifty>nine stanzas constitute
"A Fragment" we must be excused
If we keep them by us for awhile
until we get used to them. Levity
aside. however. we will print the
fragment" in our special notice
column-one of the most prominent
departments of our paper-ior fif>
teen cents a line, or we will get It
out in the shape of hand-bill with
a large black border. We have
every facility for doing this sort OF
work, and no poet that has patron
lied us heretofore has ever had &C.
easion to complain.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-04-03
A HUGE INFANT.

A Kentucky paper gives the fol
lowing account Of huge infant
named Dero Edward Chambers, born
tNo years and half ago, in Barren
,es'r u. - that State ]:
.Whpi ab at tbrcs uonths old he
begau to tlesheu and soon attracted
the serious attention of his parents
and immediate friends. His accu-
mutation Of fat has been uninter-
rupted, and now he exhibits an ODE
sity of huge aldermanic proportions.
We visited him and made careful
examination and measurement,
which We give to the curious public.
His parents are the reverse of their
infantilc representative, SO far as
physical proportion is concerned -
The father, Smith 4. Chambers, is
delicate, spare. made man, Of not
vigorous look, and weighs l27 lbs, !;
the mother is small, delicately built,
and weighs LA pounds. Dero, the
young gians, stands in perpendicular
measurement az inches. The meas
uremcnt around the wrist is l0a in
ches, and above the elbow l63 in
ches. The leg around the calf gives
circumference of Is inches, and
the thigh the enormous length around
of 26a, while the hips take fnll As
inches of tape to circuit their huge
ness. Around the waist he shows a
girth of AZ inches. His avordupois
pulls down the scales easily at 1854
poands. The child is quite intelli-
gent, can walk with much easier To-
comotion than his ponderous, un-
shapely form would indicate, and
enjoys very good health.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-04-03
MILITARY ORDERS

A lady furnishes the following,
which she calls "a drill for single
volunteers"
The evolutions, as will be seen,
are by no means difficult of execution,
except, perhaps the last two or
three.
The young lady is herself evident
ly an old soldier, and knows some
thing about tactics. Here is the
drill:
Fall in---Love with some amiable
and virtuous young lady.
Attention-Pay to her assiduously
and respectfully.
Right Face-Popping tho guess
ton like a man, and she will accept
you.
Quick March-To her parents
and ask their consent.
Fours Right With her and 60
through the services of holy matri-
mony.
Halt-And then reflect seriously
for few minutes and then devote
yourself entirely to your young wife.
Right About Face--From the
haunts that yon have frequented
when single, and devote yourself to
your own house.
Advance Arms -To your wife
when out walking together, and
don't let her walk three or four
yards behind you.
Break Off-Playing billiards, bet
ting and staying out late at night i
you wish to have happy home.