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OHIO, LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, March l4.-In the House
today bills were introduced 10 80 amend
the municipal code as to provide for The
election by the people oil city civil eneI.
neers; 70 authorize intrmary directors 10
issue orders on the county auditor for the
payment Of outslde relief; to provide for
submitting 10 q vote Of the people the
question Of purchasing lands on which to
erect county buildings to prevent the sale
OF any liquor at places declared nuIs.
hnce
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New York Dry Goods Marx Of.

NEW YORK, March l4.-Buslness IL
generally quiet In all branches to-day
with commission houses and the lob
bling trade Inactive. The market for cot.
ton goods continues quiet and unsettled
with considerable lrregularity IN jobbers
quotations. Prints are less active, but
unchanged IN prlces rolled JScconets oH
some makes jobbing at 7ic. Dress goods
are selling freely; woolens without an.
imatiop
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Murder and Robbery,

NEW YORK, March 15.-Advices from
Chilli give the particulars ot a murder and
robbery near Payta oI Charles johnson,
an American, who had been employed on
the Ariquipa Railroad. The mufderers
are believed 10 be three Americans nam.
ed Major B. F, Stanley, W. Smith and
G. W. Blosdell. The latter was arrested,
but Stanley and Smith sailed for New
York. The name OF Stanley Is supposed
10 be assumed.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-The fall.
ure to convict any OF the parties indicted
Tor selling liquor last Sunday, induced q
change OF programme by the authorities
to-day. The police officers were instruct.
cd 10 make no arrests, but to report the
names Of proprietors keeping open houses,
and 10 proceed by warrant and arrest only
against parties guilty OF asgrant viola
tion OF the law. This probably means
that the side door business will not be
interfered with.
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO. March 14.-Flour-Dull but
unchanged. Whest-Dull and a shads
lower; No. 2 white Wabash, 81 05; No
white Michigan, j 90; amber Mlchl.
gan, 81 4s; April, 81 90; May, 81 Ssh;
June. 81 81; No. red, 81 IS; No. 9 do,
81 All April, 81 40. Corn-Quiet and
unchanged; high mixed, May, O9c; June,
6s3c; low mixed, 6Gic; no grade, 65fc.
0ats-Qulet and unchanged. Glover
Seed-$5 go.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and STOCK ma,k.,

New York Money and Stock Market.
New YoRK. March l4.-MONRY-
Closed easy at 8 per cent.
STERLING ExCHANoE-Firm al 81 S43
s4.s5 for prime bankers for 90 days, aud
$4.s7ia4ss Tor demand.
GoLD-opeued at ll1a and closed at
liz. The extreme days rates paid for
carrying ranged from 81 per cent 10 aAt
Clearings, SS6,ooo,0OO, Treasury opera
tons for the week at the New York off3ce
included the disbursement of $75l 600 on
account Of interest In the redemption Il
FIVE twenty bonds, and the RECENT II
esen 400 for Custom receipts; specie
shipments for the same time S435 IA In
gold and silver bars. Imports on drv ~
goods s9.545.9lS, Merchandise $7,9CS'.
GovERNMENTs-Qalet aud firm at the
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March l4-Fiour-
Quiet and steady; super IS rs; Penusyl-
vania, Ohio and Indiana extra family
81 60as 25. Wheat-Very dull; red 81 e6;
amber 81 70al 70; white 81 Teal 80,
Rye-94a95c. Corn-Flrm; new yellow
sSas4c; mixed western soc. Oats
Firmer; white G0a63c; mixed 60A5s. Pc.
troleum-Flrmer; crude l0ic; refined 17s
sl74c. Whsky-97c.
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ALTOONA, Pa, March 14.-An engine
In tho Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's yard got started to-day In
Some way and ran through the round
house, across an open space, and into the
large machine shop, In which over five
hundred men were Of work. One man
was killed and another wounded, The
engine smashed everything In lts course
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Robbery and Fire.

WOODBRIDGE, CANADA, March IA
Early this morning the office Of the Wood.
bridge Agricultural Implement and Ma
chine Works was entered by burglars,
who blew open the safe and rihed It Of its
contents, promiSsory notes and other pa.
pers to the value Of upwards Of 800, 900.
The burglars then set fire to the build
ings, which were entirely consumed. The
loss on the buildings and manufactured
stock will exceed 100000. One thou
sand men are thrown out OF work by the
fire
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NEW YORK, March 15.-At Brooklyn
this morning, q watchman named Della.
ney, without any grounds whatever, at.
lacked his wife with q hatche,, and cut
her head into shApless mass. Delaney
tnen cut his throat, almost seyering the
head from the body.
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HAVANA.

New YORK, March l4.-News from
Havana states that train from NenVltAs
with volunteers for the affected districts,
was fred into by the insurgents, and 81
volunteers were killed and large mum.
Der wounded. F
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Died from Fright.

CINCINNATI, March 14.--A man by the
name Of Van Horn and his son, living
near Newtonville, this State, while on
their way home between eight and nine
o'clock, were stopped and robbed. After
they had delivered their money 10 the
robbers the elder Van Horn died, which
must have been caused by the shock.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March i4-Flour and
Wheat-UuchaDged. Corn-Weak and
lower; mixed western 95c, oats-Dull;
western 6saG0c. Rye-Dull. Provisions
quiet and firm, none Offering, Butter
Quiet and firm. CoHee-NomlnSl a.
e5a2Gc. Whlsky-Firmer At 9Tc,
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BOSTON,.

BOsroN. March 14.-owlng to the limit.
ed capacity Of Doric Hall the funeral ser.
vices over the remains OF Senator Sumner
will be held In Kings Chapel.
The AdvsrttSer strongly indicates It's
preference for Charles Francis Adams for
Summers successor, rather than Judge
Hoar or Dawes,
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


EMBARKED FOR HOME
LONDON, March 14.-A dispatch from
the Cape coast Of Castele, dated February
29d, says all the troops except he
aighlanders, have embarked for home.
Gen. Woolsey will leave on the 17th Of
March; Capt. Glover, with 1000 men
entered CoomAssu two days after sir Gar.
rett Woolsey occupied the town.
Countess Brennon, vile Of the Russian
Ambassador, died last night,
The Dowager Duchess OF Richmond Ia
r. Bsggaly, member ol Parliament from
hidsuIry, R. Rowland VIM, member
from North Lincolnshire and J. Elphin-
stone, member from Portsmouth, who
accepted othces under Dlsraeli, have been
Reelected without opposition.
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OUTRAGEOUS VERDICT.
WASHINGTON.
TROOPS FOR TIE UTE REsERyArroN

TNOVFa FUR THE UTE KkShRVATION,
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The Secre-
tary Of the Interior has asked that troops
be sent TO the Ute reservation, In Colo
RADIO, with instructions TO notify all un-
authorized white men that no one will
be permitted TO 60 upon the reservation
and that those who are now tresspassing
must abandon it Immediately or be for
aIh1t, ran, a1ad
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Adams, Express Compnnr Robbed.

NEW HAVEN, March l4.-The office Of
Adams Express Company was robbed
last night Of o messengers safe which had
arrived from New York this morning.
The safe was found open some distance
from the office, Loss not known,
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Found Guilty.

PousaxERPs1E. March l4.-Joseph
Waltz was iound guilty Of the murder Of
Harmon Hutcher, an Albany scissors.
grinder. and was sentenced to be hung on
May lst
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, March l4.-Whest- QuIst
and steady. Cotn-Firmeri new 64S7oc;
old steady at 70a7lc. 0Ats-Unchanged.
Petrolenm-Dull but frmer and un-
changed.
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Lone Wolf on ,he War pa,b,

NEW ORLEANS, March IA Ns,,s
special says that parties in to-day from
Jacksboro report that formidable tlpht,
on the frontier, by Indians from the Fort
Slll reservation, had taken place. Lone
Wolf Is leading them.
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We are under obligations to Hon. J.
AARsHLL HAaANs, member of Congress
from the Second District, for public docu.
nents.
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s. Il. WOODWARD, Esq., returned from
visit to Alabama on Friday last, after an
absence Of Ave weeks.
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Weather Report.
war DHPARFAEA7, 4
w oYIloH OF fHE CH1HT eIsHAL oPEIuGR,
WARRINGTON. D. G., Mach 1850 ?. n
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England on Monday, falling
barometer and increasing cloudiness Will
prevail, with northeast and southeast
winds, and q Slight rise Of temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, the Middle
states and thence southwark to Florida,
northeasterly winds. veering to southeast.
erly,, with falling barometer and slight
rise In Temperature, with rain.
FOR the Gull States, and thence north.
ward TO Lake Superior and Minnesota,
generally cloudy weather, east amp smith
winds and rain during portion Of the
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rERMs OF TIN wRExLy:

sTocxs-opened firm with an advance
Of TO l per cent, but at the second
board there was slight reaction from ths
highest point, which, alter the dcclln.
was not recovered, and at the close ths
loWest nricaa NJ tha 6ay ,,,a.. -
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THE spring term Of West Liberty Nor
mal School In this county begins March
S0th,
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NEW YORK CITY.


New YoRK, March 14.-The strike oil
the Knights Of St. Crispin has ended. The
employers, who would not agree to the
payment Of regular weekly wages ior
merely eight hours work per day, have
compromised by placing the men on piece
work, leaving the question Of time for
labor 10 be settled by themselves.
The trial oi Charles Calender, an ex.
bank examiner, accused OF taking q bribe
Of $4,000 10 make false returns Of the
affairs Of the Ocean National Bank, Ia
adjourned till Monday newt.
Dr.. Edwin Beecher has written q long
letter protesting against what he chRrac.
terizes an Erparts Council Of the Congre.
gational Churches, called by RevB. Drs.
Storey and Buddington, TO consider the
recent conduct Of Plymouth Church, and
pronouncing 1t also q dishonor to the word
Of God, and In violation Of the funda-
mental principles OF the Congregational
system.
OUTRAGEOUS VERDICT.
The Jury in the Challis libel suit against
Woodruff and Clafflln to-day returned a
verdict Of not guilty. Judge Sutherland
characterized the verdict as one Of the
most outrageous he had ever heard Of
A dispatch from Berlin says that the
German Reichstadt has defeated the
proposition fixing the strength OF the
army on an effective peace footing at
40l $50 men. The National Liberals
propose 10 FIX the minimum strength Of
the army at 100000.
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The committee would submit tor Adop.
tion the following resolution:
Resolrsd, That we urge the claims Of
the Freedman's Aid Society as far as
practicable In every charge.
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W. +. MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The following amounts Of money were
contributed by the different stations and
circuits TO the W. F. Missionary Society
and forwarded 10 It's proper destination: {:
Kingwood. $9S 80; Palstlne, 81 90; Cam.
eron, I'll 90; Pleasant Hill, Marshall cir
cult, $l9 So; Benwood, $40 0C0; West Mil
ford $s 40; Salem, 75 cents; Blacksyille,
81 90; Burning Spring, 81 90; Frenchton,
l0 0G OlIiton, ~ 90; Point Pleasant,
81 90; Fayette circuit, $5 85.
ON EDUCATION.
In connection with the Pittsburgh and
Erie Conferences our own alao 10 concern.
cd In the patronage and control Of Ale
ghsny College. Many Of lie alumni are
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RY TELEc GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REpoRr

lBy the Weston Union lLno.
} tlcS Northwest cor. VI Main and houFvu ,tO
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Judge Louis Dent, brother Of Mrs
Grant, Is lying at the point oil death. at
his residence In this city, from tumor
in the stomach.
Senator Boutwell, walked out to-day.
he expects to resume his seat in the SEN
ate Tuesday.
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soFAR, March has been a regular old
MbloM."
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LRGAL TENDERS.
~ Anoa

Outstanding legal tenders s9ss. 100000
Internal revenue receipts Tor the month
1874 ,029,
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Editors Of the Intelligence


Please publish the following; II is per
tinent to the Church question lately dis.
cussed in the columns OF the city papers,
II can do no harm, and may do much
good, 10 let the Cummins party see pre-.
clsely how they stand. 1t Is, moreover
from Bishop White,-he whom DR.. Cum.
minis claims as authority in his schismatiC
course. ....
RTtrGes from q CHARGE Of BIG4op RAits, Dtlip.
ertd BSors hs R0Tty-SsUEnh Annual Conps1l-
ton Of he Dioeeas Of PInnEylrGnId, 1881.
There Is sometimes, in conversation,
proposed the question, whether, in The
event oil conservation performed by one
Bishop only, the act would be valid
That with us such Bishop would
do what Is contrary 10 the obligations
under which he has placed, himself In a
solemn appeal 70 God for his sincerity,
and int pledge given for the same pub
licity to tho Church, and that the recipi-
ent Of what is supposed to be the charac-
Ter conveyed, lisa partaker OF the crime,
must be obvious. Still, there may be
thought to remain the validity. and may
be anticipated with apprehension, as what
at some future time may be found an easy
expedient for the Introduction of division
into the Church. .sp
Although the enormity has not been
:practised by any Bishop OF the Chnrch,
yet there cannot be denied the possibility
that 1t may occur hereafter, either with
the ayowed abandonment Of religious and
moral principle, or by the operation Of
that sort oIproiessed piety, which, in put-
susnce of what Is supposed to be
righteous, and consider it as superseding
the claims Of integrity and 0, truth. What
would be the effect, then, Of the form OF
Consecrationp In answer, the opinion is
confidently expressed that It would be q
nullity." atlL p 'fE,iaGd' IJI5Il
Does anything more remain to be said ?
Words may be multiplied, but the above
extract Is simply unanswerable an
t. PHTLo,
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Public sshools Arn,n.

Editors OF the Intelllgeneer:
In your excellent paper of this morn.
ing we notice that" Citizen" seems TO be
In the dark about the building of that
$4,000 school house In the Second Ward,
and more particularly as there are only
200 children in the said Ward, and the
Ward Is not likely TO grow any more
We pity "Citizens" simplicity on this
subject and propose to enlighten him.
To understand any subject properly It Is
necessary to understand the conditions.
Now Mr.. Citizen" Just imagine the
following conditions and say, on the sup.
position that they are true, II you do not
f" see through II all"
Conditions. !. A Board of Education,
2. A Ring in said Board. 8. A little
Boss Tweed in said ring who sells lum-
Der, etc., and who goes on bond OF con.
tractors for said $4,000 school house, on
condition that said contractor BUYS lum.
Der, ETC., from him. In q word the old
principle "you scratch my back and I'll
scratch yours" A. Various other persons
who had taxes 10 grind" In the way Of
putting in heating apparatus, supplying
desks, etc. Verify the people Of Wheel.
ing are the "Ass" Of this August Board.
30 Mr. Citizen just submit patiently to
your share of the burden.
ANOTHER CITIZEN"
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Important to Workers.

DR.. E. N. Hunt, Of Metuchen, N. j., in
a paper read before the Sanitary ASCOT.
alton, thus generslizes the facts Of diees.
ton: We q
Food should pass into the stomach Ii
Q timely divided state. The fapidity with
which digestion "a performed depends
upon various circumstances. Strong emo.
ton, as anger or grief, will retard Il; mod.
crate exercise hastens It, and thus the
state both Of body and mind influences
II, A usual meal . generally dlgested In
Q healthy person In from three 10 five
hours. Amixture Of food IL not especi.
ally Objectionable, except as by variety II
encourages the appetite and often leads Ms
70 consume more than Is neediul. Animal
iood is digested more quickly than yege.
table, and solid food more speedily than
soups. Only food - more quickly appro.
ptiated by the system than muscular fibre,
when agreeing with the stomach. On.
cooked oil is more digestible than cooked.
cream and butter are the pureat Of
oils. Boiled meats are the most digestible,
roasted next, brolled and fried the least
50. Bulk 10 necessary 70 digestion. The
people ofcold climates, who live much
on fat meats, mix crude matters-some-
time, even sawdust-with them, and thus
ind them more readily digested. Milk
g among the most nutritious and digest
ible Of foods. II 10 considered constfpat-
Ing, but the chief reason % that 1t 81 al
most entirely taken up by the system,
and no residue left, With the same ex-
eftion, we need richer food In cold
weather than In warm. Never eat DO.
tween meals, unless extra exertion or ex.
posure requires II, and then select hearty
and quickly digestIble food. As a rule
ripe iruit or vegetables are more digest
ible than green, and green when steWed
than when eaten 10 the raw state.
Smoked meats are less digestible than
fresh; and Of smoked or sailed meats The
Inner portion Is more easily digesled than
the outer part, The inner part ia pre-.
served as much by the saltpetre and The
exclusion OF the air, as by the sailing and
smoking process, and Is In q state more
allied TO preserve fresh meat Dried
fruits, as prunes, raisins, apples, ETC., are
unfit TO eat unless well cooked, and all
unkroken seeds are indigestlble. Alco-
holic stimuli, or condiments Of any kind
are not necessary In healthy conditions Of
the stomach"
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The GroRinr Fa,e In Honey

The financial articles OF the Eastern
newspapers show that money Is steadily
growing easier. Indeed there Is a posi-.
tive eagerness on the part OF capitalists to
: secure first class paper that will pay. as
much as six and seven per cent. per an
mum. For instance the Baltimore Amsri.
leeg oil Monday says that Commercial
paper is in very moderate supply. and
rates for loans and discounts arc at the
lowest point ever reached in this market,
say 8 per cent, per annum." Tho Phila-
delphiA Ledger Of Monday says that time
loans are being offered in that city on gov.
eminent bond collsterals at 8 per cent.
per annum, and on first class bonds and
stocks at 8 and 0 per cent" Paper oil all
grades Is reported very scarce. Certain
well known single.name paper that usual.
ly rates at from 2 to G per cent. was in
demand-at5 per cent, at which consider.
able amounts were placed. The New
York Tn0ttRe OF Monday says that ".here
has been brisk demand for frst-class
mercantile paper at 0 to sper cent, while
5theyery best sometimes goes at ST.
~ Notwithstanding this great ease in
money, however, business has not be-
come lively as yet. The Tribune at
rioutes The drag to the "bslung, hest.
tattng INDIGESTION and inaction OF Congress
upon the important question Of finance
and currenCy.H -
- Naturally enough, merchants hesitate
about entering Into extensive arrange.
tnents for the spring trade, now close at
hand, without beng able 10 form some
reasonably accurate idea Of what are IA
be the financial measures Of the Govern
ment II Is therefore due 10 the great
business interests Of the country that Con
gress oct with more decision and PROMPT
sneg than II has indicated Of late upon the
aYimportant and lmoliy problem before it
While much anxiety prevails upon the
asubject, the more general impression
seems to be that Congress will legal
lie the issue OF greenbaoks up TO $500,
100000, and authorize free banking II
:. Is also family hoped that as Q sort Of offseI
TO this unnecessary and tlnwise expansion
.proyision may be made for the redemp-
ton after the first Of July next Of 50 900,
00O legal tenders per month by the issue
Of gold notes having two years from date
70 run. should this be done theirrede
gble greenhacks would stand on the LIST Of
May, 1s76-a little more than two yesrl
sshenoe-iust where they stood before the
Secretary commenced the illegal issue a
what he calls his $l4, 900 600 reserve, viz
$3.50, 900 900. while We should then have
In circulation $44,000000 Of notes re-
deemsble In gold From this the publiC
can Judge for itself about what time II
the next century we shAll be likely Il
< reach specie payments by this process
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n UI|'I'|
o I Offer for sale the Farm on which now
reside, AituAted in MArshAll county, W. Va. some
three miles from the llmIts OF the city, ofWheel.
Ing, on or near the Falrmont Pike, Containing
100 acres Of ffstclAas land, neatly all OF Which
ID In q me state OF cultivation. The improve
msnts are al Of the best consisting OF Brick
House containing eleyeu rooms, with all the
conyenieneel needful, A large cistern, supplies
itWith al the water for which rain watariB need.
cd. There 10 also . large Barn, With cellar; Sta.
bic room for Hotses and twenty, head Of Cattle;
Wagon Houge, Corn CRIB, Brick Smoke Huule,
Chicken House, and a'good frame Tenant Houie
containing tourrooms; With Churches and School
Houie within Q abort distance. The said land "a
well W1tered, and neYet:failinR well az the
barn. There IL . good Yineylrd 81 oatawbG and
Concord Cranes, and large number or The beat
selection OF REpit Trees In full bearing, eonsist.
ing OF Apples, Peare, Peaches, PlumS, Cherries
and Ounces with Almost all The tirAt quality OF
ANAL fruit grown In this part OF the country. d
Any per son deaidug . good home rear 70 the
city Of Wheeling, where they can pre- tably dis.
pose Of whatever they may raise for the market,
viii do vel 10 call on the subscriber, who Will
give al the neoessary information. Terms easJ.
ia77dAH. III q ts.i 81 Il 7, WAY1AN.s 4
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YOUNG MRN

Who have injured themselves by 4 certain prlc.
tice INDUCED In when alone, a habit fFeousDtly
learned nom evil companions OF at school, lhe
elects Of which are nightly felt even when asleep
AND Il mot cured renders marriage tnmpoBslble
Immediately. -FF"
WhIta pity that young man, the hope Of hi,
country, the darling Of his parents, should 6s
snatehed nom all prospects and enjoyments Of
lie BY the consequences Of deViatinR from the
path OF nature and INDUCING In certain secret
habit sueh persons must, before contemplating