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EIAsRsyOIsik, &c.
WILDT. SR.,
~ DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR
AND
PRACTICAL JEWELER,
327 BROAD STREET.

All kinds Of HAlR-WO3h and JtWELRT
made 10 Crcr and i variety kept hard. | am
also by long experience ciab-dt 10 pierce children 5
ears for Rugs without the usual pain caused by this
operation. CliILUGES'S EAR-RlNGo i spe-
cialty. made by me oat of the fine st gold. aGd an
assert ;ncnt always kent on hand. nav S-lw
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TIE SINGER MlSrFACTU2IEG COMPANY
SOLD 232 AZ MACHINES.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing COMPANY ~
1880. ......,t.n,,.
Grover < Baker SEWING .i!ac!nc .oi4p'i! ''''
36.179. -,;,,-r9
Weed Sewing Machine COmpan? SOTO 2l'''''
Howe Machine 'ompanv-No rctHEa'' q,
tIiIIc.y e Gibbs sewing Machine t"rp1ag - 4
seco. sewing-3Iaclinc Company sold 3i>"
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GRAND CHARITABLE PICNIC
EY THE COMBINED
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES OF RICHMOND,
STATE FAIR GROUNDS,
MONDAY, MAY II, 1874,
BENEFIT OF ST. JDSErU'S ORPHAN
ASYLUM.
McC.NS,S FIRST REGIMENT BAND
will be in attendance.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
Lovers OF sport will! find every convenience and
preparation TOR INDUCING in various games.
There will be also two irot!nS-races between
we-knnwE horses, = runnins-ract. mule-rtca, anu
sack-race, tic hours Tor which Sill Ii announcer
thu. grounds and notice thereof conspcuosis'y
The parade of the Catholic societies will take
place promptly l, . O'Clock. starting from Broad
street beiwceh Ninth aud Tenth streets. The Ger
man Catholic societies will BE- escorted y hcCann 5
band from their place Of Rendezvous 10 The line on
Broad street at 81 ocl0c,. Prompt compliance
with he arrangSme MS 90 IN ~ -
BROAD TO eighteenth street. aloug eighteenth 10
Main, up Nam TO Ninth, up Ninth to Broad, wher:
Grounds
COMMITTEE oE ASGEaESrs:
lion. A. N. kelley, Captain Nod Murphy,
Hon. III. A. WIS.,, Patrick Eoylc,
lion. :. Cald.ell, NJ Golden.
Iiou. James Il. Doolcy, Andrew + izzn, Jr,
Hon. John a. McCaUl. Patrick NC nYcrr,
Alexander Hicrtotzrr, Robert English,
Henry .cckman, j. NJ. AcGOwan,
81. 4. Haggerty. james Golden,
General j. Il. Moore, Aark D0"ucy,
J. NJ Higgins, Henry Miller
William English, Thomas Hanaa2an,
j. T.. DouSher;y. James fiayts,
Colonel r. Vick:rs, Arthur Rooney.
Ma or John llarau, Captain john disney,
james Murphy,
+. J. Kelley, President Catholic Beneficial So
William II. Ward, President Ancient Order III
bcruiuns.
John Ahprn, President ST. SiGcent dc Paul So
cicty.
James Sherry, President Total Abstinence So
F.F. Tholl, President st. Benedic,us Society.
James stukeuburg, President st. Bcnif'ctm SO.
ciety.
J.J Mcintyre, President Mcthll Literary Union.
Juan \. fizzn President 81. Peter Sunday
school. WILLIAM DAtfknS,
JOSEPH l.. WHITAKER,
General Superintendent.
Trans win leave broad;Street depot at o'e I,
O'clock =. NJ, AIS O'Clock 7. ~, and $50 oclock
z. II.
NOTICE The following named gentlemen are
respectfully requested la meet Ut the State FAIR
, Grounds on Monday, May llth. II 9 O'Clock,
promptly HILLiaM RANkl",
chairman OF Com ittee on Refreshments
william Kelley, Henry BOUCHER,
| John Murphy, ID. Grammar,
Patrick flGncSSy. henry Btcsmah,
+ a ward Richmond, John +. lluicaer,
John iiaila.he John Hulchtr. DR.,
Patrick Cummings, Hcury Ferbsck,
james Rankin, Gerhard Ross,
Thomas McUonough, Joseph Haakle.
James Ryan, my y ~
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~ LEVY BROTHERS have special
bargain in LADIES LINEN COLLARS ut 81
dozen, usually sold AT $l.7J. my
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NITIGWAN OF JAMESTUWN TkIBE.
w No. Al. !. 0. i. M.-CHIkFS AND bro
rIIEEs: You are hereby notified to assemble
pIo,nu;Iv at Your wigwam on The 12th sum Stll
run, rising OF the sun, Flower Moon, e. & d. 3o3 10
Darticipae I'm the cclcbra ion OF 81. Tamnahy 5
iny f:sch brother Is earnestly requested N ap-
PEAR wii! white gloves. All visiting brethren are
IratcrualIy iu:itcd to uni With us on that occG-
sl0u i,y order Of The Trb'.
,ov0 3ls WILLIAM RI. BAKER. &. Of u.
I .. +. M.-Thc members Of CHICK A.
i. Iu.Ml>Y TRIBE. No. 81. ]. .. X. Nj. are
hereby uniitic 10 meet In their "igwain IN The
12lh sun, Flower Moon. g. ;. 10. 3S3. at the oth
ran Gay Il. Ii. 1874. 1t O'Clock \. u } - unite
win i -i.r rrineS in This city IN celebrating 81
Tarilnany'> Day and attending basket r!c-hlc.
Dy order. {. j. FOX. d.. ". ;.
T. WILEY DAVIS.
my ot* Chief uf HcrOr0S.
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rrHE MEMBERS OF THE GERM an
i CONSERVATIVE CLUB OF JEFFERSON
AND MARSHALL WAEIS will please assemble
at thu ir headquarters on MONDAY Az EkNoOH
al balr-pas o'clock, to attend In Doiy inc PIC
uic 10 be given by the club al the brewery at ROCK
cts A full and punctual attendance Is requested.
BY orfer OF the President
nv OPT JOHN 4. KRAFT. Secretary.
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III the number sold cia-.y one mac'.0" 20 -
,.rion If il; mrrif, .THt ~lHG a.K' t-r!.e-
The pal!l."-.Nstc lo5k Daiiy P'eSS
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SEWESG-TACLsESES.

STATISTICS OF SWORN SAFES FoE iS7'.
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MEETIEGf.
r,,IIT DIr.u.f,,ND HOTEL COhPANi

NTOTICE.-The members of the GK IA y,
~ TIE CAMPAIGN CLUB VII a. 3 o'clock
headquarters on aOhnhf, h ,he coming election.
sharp" to take action IN THOMAS FLYNN.
By order or Chnlrnlan, Iny 11-lt*
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

INTERESTING FAcTs.-A clean skin il a,
necessary I" gnod health m TODD
The largest Of the Egyptian Pyramids il asl
The earth is 1912 miles in diameter. and
1850 miles round.
N"ah's Ark was 547 English feet long. q
broad and 81 high
ousne Of wheat weighing so pounds Gun.
ta,ns $50. kernels. =
FOSSIL remains on the Ohio prove that It wa
once covered BY water.
Gold may be beaten into leaves N thin fA..
iov:vV would only be an inch thick.
vinegar boiled with myrrh ar ca,nnhor
sprinkicd in rcom, corrects putridity.
In Greecc, it was the custom NJ me.ls r.,
the ~ TWO sexes always to cat separately.
Inc knmnns lay On couchcs &C the din;nr. II.
o'rc: on their lett arms. eating with their ri.ht
The walls If N,nevah were 100 feet h i.'
ana nm thick enough for three chariots .hres =
i'aoyion was 60 miles within the walls. wh;ch
were % feet thick and 800 feet hivh.
Forests Of standing trees have been d;..o,-
ercd IN Yorkshire. England, and in Ireland i'm.
bedded in stone ''~ ~
On one IT the peaks Of the Ape ther. !.
e os"ck "t granite. weighing, BY estimate, M !
o0o tone; =" nicely balanced on jts eertre n
gravity. that single man can five Il ! -. :.
right. $50 -''- o0aos - sae
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

TIE WAY IT'S Done IN Owyngr.-There
10 a rn'nor here to the effect that el.ctioneer.
ers IN Owyhee County. went out on election
day. with one hand full of. 1.-THE right kind Of
tickets and the other full Of small coin: and
whenever they met sovereign whose vote VIVA
desired ticket and a sum in coin judged t.
De sufficient to overcome his n,oiety Of SELF res.
pcct was thrust into his hands. and he was then
told, That Is the right ticket; cn and vote. !"
mus convinced. the "sovs" went to the polls
IN most cases and voted the tickets given them.
as any true patriot and good citizen would do
"hat political party was benefited by this
course, that is. admitting the CORRECTNESS. If
the story. we do not know. But we kind =,
IKE the method OF electionecring, ito SO aim.
pie. No harranging. nor buttonhoine il need.
ed' but just to correctly estimate the value tina
voter puts upon his country and his libert;e.
aud give him the money.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

A view OK THE RHIxs-l
tho Rhine" seys -'from : th,.~. NJ,
q tart laden with scents. s...I
and with rocky teeth croppias =.
where. yOs command the st..;.9i
tie Rhirs that lows past Cot
qusrries 10 that most pictur,.ss.
Of the Pfalz- with its ipnvm.,.n
and bsrtizsss. Proceeding 49,. =
. natural esplansde. bord~,iss : n
country. from which you look .s
On The river, letting your ere ~.
up and down it course. anoos 4. ],
castles. and away to the ~ / :
brown hills Of Nassau. H..
hurried faster than yoo please = ~
morseIess and restiess power q III
cit down - yos like and where =. :
looh . long a. you like. The ~
petuaIly changing. ~ some &C.,,
drifting aenoss the ssn. thsov;,s = =
6ws On the golden fields, or lea,;..
river 10 profound gloon. While i. !. y
lands m either hand are stan6;.. III
natural brilliseey. Wheu you ha,s Y,
Of it yea dip down through a,o1s'.. !.
vineyards. meadows and walnut ~
descend upon Oberwesel."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

JOLLY GfsNT.--Opening our Post Office box
one day this week. we were met by the ami,
ing 'ace OF new. bright aud exceedingly sp;.
cy pictorial published in San Francisco. Cali.
'or"'a It is entitled the jolly Giant. Its mat.
ter exhibits very high order Of ability: il. Il.
'"strat'ons and carricatnrcs are mar7ela ~
pun ana point, and its criticisms learned. Incl.
.ivr: sbarn 4 -. but two idea. -o,poo.il,s ~,
!" - I.sna'g.'1'o sndsths Irsh; Whether tkace
wiz *eep y alive u question Cor time % splvc
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

REGISTRY AAM.-1ue QUO Aosu6 .A~'
needed in Idaho Territory inst now IS regis
try law. one with such pointed and stringent
crovis;ons that it can neither be esaded nor de-
fed with i,npuDity. With wise registry law
in force fraudulent and illegal soting. waild De
impossible. We hope the incoming Legs
lature will pass such la~. In land
claiming to be civilized and free. not only
should citizens have the privilege OF voting
withou. mo,estat;on from any source but they
should also have the privilege Of challenging
the right of any man not citizen to vote. ana
should have the best assurance the law can al
ford them Of protection in SO doing. AT Quartz
burg it is charged that there were also
q number Of illegal votes polIcd, but most
of those who voted there were compelled.
we understand to forswear themselves be-
fore voting; and two Of them, anticipaf-
ing trouble, should we ever have another
term Of the District Court in the county. have
since left the county forts good. Two or three
of the same kind are reported TO have voted
here also 1t is needless to say they all voted
one way. Another shameful practice which is
carried on here Of pulling and hauling drunk
en- men about the polls, making them vote and
vete as those who practice that kind of cleo
waut them to. might be done away
with BY a registry law Of sufficient comprehen-
siyeness 1t should require every man tn reg
ister his name at least thirty days before the
election; to have been bona fide resident OF
the county at least thirty days before register
ing. and Of the Territory six months; Ia swear
that he is citizen Of the United States, and
10 exhibit to the Registrars his poll tax receipt
for the current year. as we intend TO show that
a very considerable proportion Of the voters OF
this county who bullied the election through
Far the socaIled Democratic ticket las. Tues
lay week had not paid their poll taxes this
year. and men. who seeing their inability 10
larry elections By fair means resolve 10 carry
hem By tsal. should be required 10 pay taxes
Is we'll rs govern. With registry law these
md all similar outrag"s on the ballot and the /
nights Of citizens might be prevented: without
'uch law we don't see how they can. and un.
ess the next Legislature can devise some 9th
n and better means, we hope il vii! not al
onrn without law requiring every voter 10
.egister himself az such. aad f.rh,daiag any
naa to vo,e who has not complied with the
NV.
With the registry before them. containing
he names Of voters arranged in Alphabetical
rider. the Judges Of election could tell who
we're voters and who not. b. referring 10 the
ecord; and then every IMAM entitled to vo'~
would GO To the polls and vnte and co away
nm"lrsted and without n"!cstina any one.
We hope to see the expermer, tried AT NJ
vents. II
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

THE Territorial EH'erprise. published al
Virginia City. New speaking OF the wretch
ed condition OF the South. says: The secret oil
( the material decaience al the South since the
war is no. altogether attributable Ia disor-
ganizrd or rather an unorsaaiz~d labor sys-
/ ten. nor yet 10 local maladminis'ration If gov
ernmcnt II is 10 be sought In the narrow
and bitter temper Of the people, who harmed
no lesson from the great eontcs,. no: even that
OF cheerful acqu!escence IN the inevitable"
We know and have long regretted the dispo.i.
ton prevalent: among Southern mrn 10 swascer
ard domine-r: bu, still W. are glad 10 be able
IL assure the Ea:-rptise :ha: great deal o.
the narroaness it Complains os exsis only in
its biased ima gnaiion. We happen to know
that Northern ,arn whn went South iuntneti.
a'rly after the aud entered upon any hon.
orable pursuit or profession ta earn :. living
and that all such ha.r rrraan-i there from
that day 20 this uun,"lrs;rd and in prosperity
and happiness /; has only h-,-n such rs
have c"H- Saith far the purpose 81 creating
political capital FIR Themselves and their mas
t'rs in the N"rlb. by melting the nssrors I.
crime. who after setting abuut their h-ilish
work. "n whom Ire sruc. anre III their ont.
ragged victims has fallen. The South accented
the inevitable" when the war closed with
more 81 sincerity and grace than have aa,e:h
or people similarly circumstance in recorded
history. and the s'ipulations under which Lee
surrendered his little hand of devoted fa'low
ers to Grant and his legions were frs, broken
by the North. by that mos. shameful and pirat
zeal prctext called reconstruction. If the
South had been permitted to reorsanize her
State Governments under the Constitution. "a
they reasonably expected To be. and "a the
whole civilized world believed they would b.
there would have been no kuklux nor White
League organizations. and the horribl. work
OF the assassin's bullet and of The midniph,
murderer's blade would much less freon.ntl,
revolt the public conscience North aud South
than now: becaus' there would be less demon. |
hliza'l"n in both sections. Let no. Northern |
men try to escape responsibility for the terri.
bic state of things existing at the South. nor
Imagine that history will exonerate them: for
on them is justly much Of the blame.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

REPUTATIoN.-A San Francisco newspa.
per called Figaro in speaking on the subject Of
reputation" uses this very strong and very
sensible language: lis reputation a cardinal
virtue7 We have known bad man to set Ia
to work deliberately to establish reputation
in order to trade on it. We have known
many good men and good women of original
ideas, who never succeeded in establishing a
reputation until they were dead. Socrates
was termed a corrupter of the Athenian youth. /"
Another whom the Church pretends to fol
low. was accused Of associating with men and
women OF no reputation. This reputation is
the veriest bnmbug ever known. tits mark
etabie commodity now adays. 1t is better for
map to be able to feel that he IS man. not
sneak, q coward, time-server, than to have
the best reputation in the world. Nine. tenths
OF the men in San. Francisco. who have the
best regulations will never enter the KINGDOM
OF Heaven. They are the most faithful renre.
sentatives of the Scribes and Pharisees men.
TONED in the Testament" Strong az the lone
age Of Figaro il it il true. Not only in gan
Francisco are their men Of tbe best reputations
the least deserving, bu every other place.
We know men in our own county whose repu.
dons are good, who are the veriest sneaks in the
community in whose ignoble co,npo.
sition no spark Of honor or honesty. nor so
much ~ the semb)ance Of principle ever yet
found place. They will do anything which
may be done under cover Of night and out Of
pisht Of The world for a.oncy, or to gain point,
and tbeis asly object in trying to maintain q
E,r its market value.
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LITTER FROM GRANITE CREEK

c..xur CREEK, l. T. Nov. II. 1874
,>~e;r.d yours If Nov. 9th and nave a,s''
- -enr editorial ia the last issue o. inc
WopyD That did our Precinct great injus''...
r. there was any wrong done the faulf iics VII" ).
n. ;ndoes II election, aad l was party - -.
Evsrv nerson known no. to be voier VA
.h.,ls.q.d and sworn. 1t is claimed. out 90
oot cire il credit, that we swore Persoso 'oa'
.ot.d Who are not entitled to vote. mere
-. n.-sr = hoard treated with more resPect
th,n we we were on the day Of election
Yours Respectfully.
Our letter referred To above was one OF ~
ouirv addressed to Mr.. Hart, to ascertain Tue
extent of the reported outrages committee ~
the polls on election day; and tho editorial re-
ferred to as doing great injustice to the pre-
c,nct, was based upon statement made !"
parties in this Office. in our presence oy MI.
Jeremiah Riardon, that he had challenged one
vote and was told if he challenged another be
,yould get his head broke; and he added. Il
kraw the crowd so well chat did not chaI.
lepye any more, thinking it unsafe to DO 90.
The statements Of Messrs Hart and Riardon'
are too opposite to both be true. and we shall
make it our business now to ascertain WHICH
has lied. and when we do We will make 1t par
ticularly warm for him. We have heretofore
both as truthful men. and are now At
, loss TO account for their conflicting state
nents, more especially as they are OF the
same politics. No Judge of an election can
be Justly blamed for receiving votes which he
s compelled to receive by threats al violence
,u, any man Judge ar nn' mast he blamed Tor
circulating stories of violence wh-n no violence
sas used We shall expose all such when We
ind tiIrm ont
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

DESPITE the fact that the ticket supported
by the WORLD was beaten at the polls in the
late election. it still claims the distinction OF
being fair and honest exponent of the inter
ests. resources and requirements of Boise
county. and Of the wishes. objects and aims Of
the better class OF her ditizens, Of those whose
labors and industry have reclaimed the county
from the wild state in which nature left it, and
made it ct and pleasant habitation for the
civilized and refined. and whose efforts keep
life in it now when the robbers clutch is at its
throat. In support Of this claim. it points with
pride to the fact that every rough in the coun
fy il its sworn enemy. while nineteen twensi-
eths Of all other classes are friendly to it, The
Independents in the late struggle had to on.
pose combination Of men who 90 about the
streets bristling with six shooters AMI bowie
knives. and who have grown rich insnlent and
regardless Of law and public opinion. by long
gears Of pilfering from an exceedingly pletho
ric treasury, and they were defeated, as every
effort to better the condition Of the county will
be until the law is 50 changed that the ruffian
element which controls it can itself be con
trolled. A comparison Of the pursuits of those
on the Democratic, with those on the Indepen
dent ticket, will not fail to impress any one
having spark of sense or honesty, with the
Elaringly apparent fact that the iders. the
drones, the mere consumers Of the county,
were on the Democratic ticket; not that all
on the Democratic ticket were of that class
but all OF that class were on that ticket and
supported it. With even handed Justice and
fair vote. such ticket would have been de-
feated.
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Haep TIxEs.-Tbe Wilmington. n. G..

Han TtxEs-Tbe Wilmington. n. G..
5cuysa1, one Of the best papers published IN
the South. gives very depressing account OF
the financial condition of that doomed country.
Il says largo amount of property in the city
IF Charlotte il advertised to be sold for taxes.
and calls upon the Aldermen Of the city to
postpone the forcibIe collection of the taxes, as
those whose property Is to be sold are not able
to pay. Il adds: 1.-THE tightness of money in
tho very height Of the crisis last Fall and Win
ter Is nothing to that which now exists In
deed, we may say. truly. that the present busl-
ness depression is without parallel since the
war" Upon these grounds the journal
ap,eals to the Aldermen and County Com
missioDers to take steps to postpone the
collection Of taxes which it thinks the city and
county are better able to do without than the
people are to pay. many of whom cannot pay;
and. if esilection is enforced, the property must
be sold. There IL no collecting money in the
South" says the Journal. there is no selling
anything there; and If he venture North, the
SuutberRer is not now sure that without buy
ing . single bill Of goods he can find credit
enough to pay his bill at the St Nicholas and
purchase return ticket Southern paper is
disappearing from the discount mart. Repre-
seDting nothing Of present value, it is no longer
offered as medium of trade exchange" Isn't
this rather q discOuraginx picture to be drawn
Of section which, less than fifteen years ago,
was - rici as any on the face Of the earth
And this poverty. the same paper which We
have been quoting from, says is confined t"
States which have been, or are, ruled by car
pet -baggers, and has been occasioned more by
the piratical spirit Of the rulers than b.
incompeteDcy. The late elections indicate an
early cleaning of the Augene Stables.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

Oh KELLY squirms like an Il : NJ
ter since we exposed his plan s,e =
hinself back into the judiciary Il Il y
~ from which be was expelled ! II
The old sinner evidently had bic ~. !.
other "PoOFman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14
Snffial Notifrs

arS- n. ParTEx6iLL & TO, 10 STATE S.s
son. 81 Park Row. New Yosk. and :ol clessst
Philadelphia. are our AgeE:s for procuring On
nents fur the ipAHo WORLD Ia the ADORE en-
authorized 10 contrsc, for Advertising u eub
rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

Remaining in the Postozhce Il Idahe q :.
isfh day Of Nov. which. IL not called 4, !.
kirty days. viii Be sent TO the Dead Lests, n.
Emerson Mrs nrA Az 1yu Fni
Farrell S KGitx 4 Ney.,,..1a5
sfPcrsons ling for any Of the ,haw !,
will say advertised. =" and give date Of 10
A. C. SYlkRv n
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14

Some body has shown poor ELL
. typographical error 10 the woslD !,
fool cackles over it a. il there wefe -.
hundred n the column 10 his sheet
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-11-14
OBSTACLES TO kARRIIG|

Happy Relief Sor YeanE Mea haa:
f~c:s 81 Errors and Ass,s-~s in early life Nm
les Ord iEafsea sascnis TO Marriage renesa 4
method of Treatment New ana renszrkzAs n
etes. Book aud c.rcal-Ts seEi ;res. N saNs
vsiopes address Howsf:p ASSOCIATIONS
North Ninth ~. ii.slAarlrhaa. Pa. an insz
having high reputation fsr LonoTsois ccsdac
professional skill!