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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-06

The Republican party is fortunate
that in the coming campaign the
various "wings," which have hitherto
distracted it and disordered its flight,
will all be folded and at rest. We
hear nothing of the Conkling and
Fenton wing in New York, the But
Ter wing in Massachusetts, the CAM
cron or Mcclure wing in Pennsyl-
vania, the Dick Smith and Halsted
pinions in Ohio, or the "Independent"
flop of the Springfield Republican,
New York Post, or Chicago Tribune,
with which we were vexed four years
ago; while, locally, the leaders Of the
"People's Party" are where the
wicked case from troubling.
Not so, however, is it with the
Democratic party. First, there are
it's wings fnancial--the green wing
and the blue. Then the Tilden and
Tammany wing in New York; the
Bill Allen Pendleton wing in Ohio;
the Landers Voorhees, Hendricks
wing in Indiana, and the Confederate
and War Democrat wings of the par
ty. 1t is possible that all these wings
may be plumed to fly in unison. We
know the facility with which the
Democratic stomach can digest
"crow," wings and all.
But, nevertheless, it is noticeable
fact that the party in power is solid,
compact and ucited as it never has
been before, except in 1860, while
its opponents are torn by factions,
which no candidate can reconcile and
no platform heal. At best they can
not hope for the full strength Of the
party on either, while they will get
no recruits or stragglers from our
side. 1t is the day Of doom for the
Democracy.-Chicago Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-06

A boy was asked which was the
greatest evil, hurting another's feel
ings or finger. "The feelings" he
said. "Right, my child, and why is
it worse to hurt the feeliags?" said
the questioner. because you cant't
tie . rag around them," exclaimed
the child.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-06
An EYE-WIrN Ess,

The N. Y. Herald, which cannot
be accused Of unfairness towards the
Democrats, thus expresses itself con-
cerning the unfortunate dead look
now existing between the two houses
of Congress;
There is a great deal of buncomb
in this deadlock between the Senate
and the House on the appropriation
bills. The pretext of the House to
govern the country by means Of the
appropriation bills is unable. Once
concede that, and there will be no
use of Senate or President. The
argument that the Senate is resolved
upon no course that will not admit
of corruption is unfair and untrue.
The Senate is quite as honest body
as the House and the Republicans
who control i. know as well as the
Democrats who control the House
the advantage of economy as cry in
the canvass.
Moreover, it is idle for the majori-
ty of the House to talk about econo-
my when we see it passing measure
SO iniquitous as bill for the equali-
zation Of bounties. This bill proposes
to pay about a hundred millions Of
dollars over to claim agents and brok.
ers who have bought up claims for
song. Those claims never rested up.
on a solid foundation. They were a
fraud at the outset. The House, in
passing them, has approved Of the
fraud. Now, if Mr.. Randall and
some of the reformers will induce
the Senate to defeat this most iniquit.
Gus measure they will save the Treas
ury much more money than can pos
sibly be squeezed out Of the appro-
preation bills.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-06
Justices.
Physicians.
&. Il. CHAMBERS. M, d..

physician AND SURGEON, has prac-
ticed twenty-five ears in this vicinity,
and need only ask a continuance of the pub
4icconfdence hitherto shown.
Office in City Drug Store. Residence on
cedar st., opposite Reformed church, Upton,
iowa. y2nnl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-06
Conveyancer.
l.. l.. SWEET.

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONNEYANCER,
N Attorney at Law. Collecting and Life
Insurance Agent.
Office at his residence, corner of 4tn and
Locust SITS, Upton.
Having no high rent to pay, his charges
are consequently low. 5tf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-07-06

"What can do to make yoa love
me more?" asked youth Of his girl,
the other evening. "Buy mo ! rings
stop eating onions, and throw jour
shoulders back, when you wall. ssas
the reply.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30

what increased. The size Of cnrca SIS
will not be increased, though its com
pactncss and symmetry Of outline will
be greatly improved.
With the average farmer the more
satisfactory results will be secured by
u cross with the long-wool breed or the
fine wool. The ono will show its c',ici
Improvement in the carcass. the other
i'll the fleece, though the merits OF
neither will be confined to these
prominent characteristics.
AS n rule, the least salts "nctory re-
suits will be derived from cross with
the ns"-this, not from any de-
feet III the breed, per 81, but rather
froni less diversity in size in the one
and character Of fleece in tic other.
Sheep from this cross may reasonably
be expected to withstand the hard
ships, sometimes privations, incident
to the lot Of The n oc,s whcl, compcll.
cd to work its living off the average
farm, with better results than would
be realized from Il long-wool cross
simply treated -anl, for "r)ugh ing
it, would prove nearly equal 10 The
results Of the Ncrino cross.
In view Of these considerations,
added to some minor ones, that may
bc classcd rs results Of taste rather
than experienced rs Il general con
clusion, we would advise cross the
Mcrino i'll preference to the others
referred to always with the recon-
mcndation thatthc best rams within
reach Of the means Of the flock owner
be uscd-an that none Of the male
animals Of the cross be used as sircs,
no matter how near the desired stand
ard they may approach NaHon,l
Lire Stock Journul.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
Hurry and Haste

Never do anything in u hurry" is
the advice to attorneys and solicitors
by Mr.. Warren. "No one il hurry
can possibly hare his vits oJout him;
and remember that in the law there
is eyer on opponent watching to find
you off your guard. You may oc-
casionally be in haste, but you need
never be iii hurry; take care re
solvc-ncvcr TO be SO. Remember
always that others interests arc oc
cupying your attention, and suffer by
you; inadvclt.ncc-by that n ,yligcncc
which generally occasions hurry. a
man o. first-ratc business talclit-onc
who always looks so calm and tran
quill, that it makes onc's-sclf feel cool
on Il hot Summer day to look at him
once told me that he had never been
in Il hurry but once. and that was for
IN entire fortnight, ut tic commence
mont Of his career IT nearly killed
him; he spoiled everything he touch
cd. he was always br2ath!c less, and
'aras:c,l, and miserable; but it did
him good for life; he resolved ncv CT
again TO be in Il hurry never
was, no, not once, that he could re-
member, during twenty-five years
practice! Observe, l speak Of being
hurried and flustcrcd not Of being
in haste, Tor that is otter inevitable;
but then isl ways seen the superiority Y
and infcriority different men y Ii
may indeed almost define hurry rs
the condition to which m inferior
man is reduced by haste. | one day
observed, in Il committee of the House
Of Commons, sitting OH railway bill,
the chief secretary Of the company
during several hours, while great
interests were in jeopardy, preserve n
truly admirable cooncss, tranquility
and temper, confe!ring on him i'm
mensc advantages. Ills suggestions
to counsel were mastery, and cx-
qui>itrly well lined; anil by the close
of The day he had iriumphcd. GLOW
is il that enc never sees, you III Il hur-
ry.' said |, rs wc were pacing the
long corridor. on our way from the
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
Crossing for Improvement Of Com.
mon Sheep

A Correspondent asks us the fol-
lowing question: "What is the hest
cross upon our common sheep for
quality and quantity OF wool, for tic
general market, and for weight of
carca<S?"
This inquiry can be replied to from
90 many standpoints, thai, an opinion
in favor Of either oi.thc recognized
breeds requires certain explanations
y cross Of the long -wool-say Cots
void, Leicester, or Lincoln will in
sure all increase Of carcass TO nearly
or quite double the value of the com
mon, or native, dam. The fleece will
have additional length, considerable
Improvement i'll style. and pei
ccptible increase i'll weight The i'm !.
provcmcnt i'll length and lustre will
add to its market value.
a cross Of middle wool, say South
down, Shropshire, &c. will add great
ly to the quality Of the meat, some
what less, though considerable, to its
quantity, will thickcn somewhat the
fleece, and give it slight additional
weight, without adding much to its
value per pound.
A cross Of the American mcrino
will make MAJ kcd Improvement in
fleece, adding to all its desirable char
actcristics, except that Of length. Tho
weight, in many instances, will be
doubled, while in any other than an
anomalous condition Of the market,
the value per pound will be somo.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
Fa shions in Furniture.

The rage is now for The antique,
and of,hat peculiar form and fashion
known rs Ehstlakc, the general char
teristcs Of which are straight lines
and right angles. From the rate ut
which this style Of furniture is nov
manufactured il will be a bad spccu-
lation for dealers if n sudden reaction
sets in, rs immense stock will have to
so into attic scclusion. At present
everything, to be fashionable, must
he in This style, there being scarcely
an article Of furniture that is not so
made. We were much struck in one
establishment with Il magnificent
chamber set of white holly, black
walnut, birdscyc maple and marble
valued al about 5000. 1t was one
ofshc finest pieces cr cabinet making
we ever saw, and II was particularly
gratifying 10 learn that it was all
home made. 1t would ID credit to
the best l'rcnc!, or English house,
A mahogany chamber sci, valued
ut 1920, WAS Very attractive, and,
compared with Black walnut, had y
very fresh and novel appearance
After all, mahogany is the wood for
rich furniture. 1t is coming into
fashion again, rs is birdscyc maple
and holly, the later, however, hoing
a new wood comparatively in this
business. 1t is almost of too pure
and delicate q tint for common use,
being cream white, and very linblc TO
soil; but it is extremely beautiful
when worked up with contrasting
shades. TO show what can be done
with wood we saw an elegant East
lake chamber set, i'll unpnintcd pine,
which was fit TO stand beside the
handsomcst naples or waInuts. We
believe it WIS valued ut $3.50.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
4 lie Cordial Balm of tyricIlrl,
and I'onic Pills.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,


However obscure !llc cause mas hr wlicl,
contribute to rrnhcr ncrv"I> debility
disease so prevalent, affecting. as il docs.
nea,lv nnc.laf Of our adult population. il
i, = melancholy fact tI,al day ~ .l:,r, and
year by year. We witness Il most .r.h!ul in.
crease 0f nervous. affections from Inc Slight
c<t neuralgia To the more grave and
extreme forms Of
NERVOUS l'KNSTRATION,
IL characterized by Il general lang,,or or
weakness "iihr whole organism. especially
oi tic nervous svStcm. ol'>irn,im. and rlr-
venting the ordinary functions oinat,rr:
hence there i$ Il diSnr,l,rt,l state Of the
aNrctions; constipation, Scaniv and li"h-
.colorcd urine, wiih IN excess ofrar;hv ar
lime sediment, Indicative Of waste ni brain
and nerve substance, frequent paIplalinn
.of the heart, loss oimcmory ami marked
irresolution sc purpose and inability Il"
carry into action any wcll-aclin.sl business
enterprise, or to iix the mind upon any one
thing at time There is =rra, sensitive.
ness to impress. though retained but Il ll"r,
time, with atlickcrins and iiut,cring cun,li-
individual what is commonly called Il
whifllc-mindeh or ilicklr-mindcl man.
This condition Of the individual. distress
ing as it is, may with Il certainty bccurcd by
TIE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICl-M
AND LOTIlROWS TONIC PILLS,
Medicines m,irivalcl for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures Of all Ncr-
vous Complaints. Thcirctiicacv is equally
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Nodes, Ulcers. l'ustulc, Pimplrs, letter,
Fever, Sores, Ringworm. ErysipclaS, Sc,'d-
head. BARRIERS I,ch Scnrvy, Salt Rhtum,
Copper Colorcd l'lotchcs, Glan;nlar Swell
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Discolorations, Ulcers IN the Throat, Mouth
and Nose, Sore Legs, and Sores Of every
character, because these medicines are the
very best
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed before the people, and are war
ranted to he tile most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man removing morbid
scnsibility, Depression Of Spirits, Demcnlia
and mcinnchola
HaS- Sold by all Druggists, and will be sent
ny express TO all parts Of lhcconn,ry hyad-
dressing the proprietor, G.. EDGAR
IUTliR0P, NJ. d., lI3 Court street Boston,
Mass, who may be consulted free of charge
either personally or by mail. Send % cents
and get copy Of Ills Book on Nervous
Diseases.
aug Ii 1875 "
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
A lightning Bolt Writing Gods
Name OIL a Bllsphem er.

Srn. nsEf a{ f01iF contemporaries seem
'lispnsr,l to question the truth Of or
statement that Il cn'orc mn whn WIS
killed by lightning Il few days r., i'll,
Campbell county ha;l til. letters
"GOD" ON his body DR. T!,oml, f..
Norman Whose Post Office address
is Mt. Zinn, Campbell county, hts
furnished the Richmond lhristi""
11rr""ic an account nr the c;rcum-
stances, from which wc extract the
following:
"On the evening Of the 9th inst,
Perry Jones and George Brown, color
cd men, notoriously the most protanc,
wicked persons in the whole com
munity, with three other colorcd per.
sons, took refuge, during the rain, nc.
companied by good deal Of lightn-
ing and thnndcr, il. tobacco barn on
the land Of Mr.. George Crcascy.
From their several positions one
"''''' nave .ho"sn' 'h'l .w' OF inc
''"c'' "o'e - '''o'e' nm '''.'u III rs
''"c' ,n,'sc'' ~, - 'o'cs ''''o i''o" Il
"c'c' i"e!' "s ''e'i custom "'S'
"c'c c''s'sc" III ctrs'''S ''ia swear
~ '9"''''c,''y 'hc s'''''!''s ''esco''"'
:" 'l'''' ''''''' '''''' "'.''c 'ac o'''er ,
,"'ec "e'c ,o"'P,''a''Se'y "h'"]''e"
'".'ts "as A''ico' ana Drown was
,.'.N'' ,.., "'"'. Se''se'ess' "io almost
'''',.s ~ : '''''' 80 rcV'Ve'' '!'cf
-" ''.''",'S' "'l' s'o'' 'e'l'e'' 10
n.y. '''o' 49, % n'S s'ie's.n' m p''
""' w. '''' "t''.s % ms ''':''. 'o'
:" '"' ~ ''s,'''''' nae .,
~ - ~ e'o'''''S' a'''' nc was our 'le'
~ ~, ''e'' ''''' ie'. s'ae :'h'l arm ne-
maniac efforts TO free himself from
those who were RESTRAINING him III,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30

seriously objects to the Republican
party that it has not kept the civil
service properly pure; that it has
laughed at or lrttcred away plans for
reform, and that it has made ofiiSc the
reward Of party service. Is the
Democracy likely to holp him? Is
Mr.. Tildcn likely TO reject the doc
trinc Of "sroils to thc victors," first
formulated by his political G'amaicl,
William l.. Marcy? Suppose that
any one does feel the flies oi'oflicc
gorging OIL the national carcass, is he
likely to hear in the buzzings of the
Democratic swarm much induccmcnt
to open the succession to them a? Shall
we torg It, within one month after
lhomas Aspinwal's death, the afro
cious policy that removed him from
an office, he had held, without lint Of
rcproach or even ineflicicncy, fnr
thirty-scycn years, manned as lie was
i'll lis country's service, an,l that
that policy has been the wntclrworl
Of every Democratic administration
Civil service reform from The
Democracy? Yes, when Florida ships
ice TO Massachusetts, from Lake
Okcechobcc.
F""1hH And This briefly, The
independent voter thinks that rcpub-
lican members of Congress waste far
too much time in talking for Buncom-
he, in opening old sores and recount
ing old party triumphs, instc. Of
giving their thoughts to practical
legislation. Does the experience Of
the last session prom Sc much relief
i'll this particular from the Demo
Gratis?
-'lmf Ms'H,-bccause enough. The
independent voter is much dissatisfied
with the Republicans trcatmcn, Of the
Southern question. He dislikes MIR.
Blainc's Jacksonville speech; lie be-
iieves that there has hean Il want Of
craftsmanship in The entire deal ings
With the matter; but he sees in all his
doubts one bright spot, lie sees in
The administration nf Gov. Chamber
lain cntiIc impartialily, integrity,
wisdom. lie sees even Southern
democrats recognize this, aud he >cc.;
the Democratic party, in their whole.
sale dcnunciation oi the Republican,
treatment of the South, give nothing
but opposition ana di>cournrclncnt to
the only statesman who has handled
the Southern question ike one.
For these reasons, il for no Others
the author oi'this article, deeply re-
GREETING that the Rcpub lean purity
has relied 50 exclusively on its past
record rs to take ut best doubtful
stand Oh many important matters Of
principle, sees anything but comfort
in the prospect offered by the Demo
Gratis, Gnd feels no hesitation i'm re-
solving to vote ior Hayes and
| Wheeler.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
ORANGEBURG.
In COMMON PLEAS.
Olivcros rs. Olivcros, ct al.

For Sale, the Lot, and Residence on
Russell Street recently erected, between
Mr.. Pixies and MIR. Scovilrs; with the
ornamental material for finishing the
piazzas &C., in handsome style The house
has French roof, three bay windows, and
kitchen extension, and has eleven Rooms in
all. The Lot extends back to Glover
Stieet in the rear, has olttlnildings and
fine Well of water. For further particulars,
arply to Mrs. Rosa Olivcros, Exccutrix
or the undersigned, who will receive pro-
pcsals for the purchase Of the same.
Phc time for proof Of claims again The
Estate, Of the late Esidro 7. Oliycrns has
pccn extended to August lst, 1876.
BY Order ofthc Court
C.H. GLOVER,
Referee.
junca 3m,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30

IT is said that the Sandwich Island
crs believe that Bccizcbub walked lie
earth in the form Of woman. And
now and then man is to be found in
This country who believes so too, and
that he has married that woman.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
The Man to 1.-Two Long.

lie has q proper and wcll-propor-
toned stature, without, however, be-
ing 90 tall. lie is rather Of middle
size and somewhat tllick-sct Ills
complexion is not too lloriI; ut anv
rate, too much rudliness in youth is
not q sign Of longevity. His hair
approaches TO the light rather than
to tic black. His skin is strong, but
not rough. His head Is not too big;
his shoulders are round rnthor than
flat; his neck is not too long; his ab,lo-
men does not project; his hands arc
large but not too deeply cleft; his
foot is rather thick than long, and his
legs arc firm and round. lie has q
bread, arclcd chest, Il strong voice,
and the faculty olrctaining his breath
for Il long time without difficulty.
There is harmony i'll all its parts.
Ills senses arc gool, but uot too deli
cate; his pulse is SOW and regular; his
stomach is cxccllont; his appetite
good, and his digestion easy.
The joys Of the table arc to him Of
Importance; they tune his mind to
serenity, and his soul pnrtakca in the
pleasure which they communicate.
lie does not cat merely for Tic sake
Of eating, but each meal is an hour of
daily fcs,ivity. lie cnts slowly aud
has not too much thirst, the latter
being always sisn ofrapid consump-
ton. lie is serene, loluacious, active,
susceptible Of joy, love, and hope, but
inscnsiblc to the impressions of
hatred, anger, and avaricc. Ills
passion never been violent or dis
tructivc. | he eyer gives way to
anger he experiences rather useful
glow Of warmth, an artificial and
gentle fever, without an overflow of
tho bile. lie is also fond Of employ
nent, particularly calm meditation
and agreeable spcclilations. lie is
an optimist, q friend to nature ana
domestic felicity. Ic has no thirst
after honor or riches, and banishos all
thought OF tomorrow
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30

Come home, John, arollng stone
gathers no moss "No | won't,
mother, setting hen nc;er grows
i,t.'
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30

Wit is the boomerang that strikes
and gracionsly rctarns tothc hand.
Sarcasm i; the cnycnomcd shaft that
sticks in t victims sizzard.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
WOLFE s. CALVERT
TO RENT.

Thc.,Store House on the Corn ar Of Russell
and Market Street. iormrly occupied by J.
W. MoEclcy. There is no better business
stand in orangchurs. For terms apply 70
II. G.. ANDEEws.
O:anGcburg S. {.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30
A CARD.

Dr. j. G. WANNANAllER il u, pos
;'eshion Of the Receipts and Prescription
Books Of the late DR.. Il. j. Oliveros. All
persons desiring TO get amy of the above
Preparations or Renewal OF Prescriptions
can do SO by calling on
DR.. WANN.tNIAKER,
AT his Drug Store.
aug 21-3m
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30

y Colorcl man hobbling along with
the aid Ola crutch halted Il policeman
IN Il Western town, and said, 81 hasn't
bin in this town long. an l wants
some advice call right WAS the
reply. Now, ifI is walking along dc
street, an see fire, what mus / do
about ii? - asked The newly arrived
citizen. "Why, you must shout Fire!'
rs loud rs YOU can, to attract attcn-
ton" Yes" and then 90 10 the
nearest box and sound the alarm" Il
see. The steamers will speedily re
snond, and the fire vi, be put out"
"Da. seems scrisihc All all right"
musea the man, 'but dcrc's' one moro
quc~s!,un" Go ahead" "Whnt sal
AIRY does dcy pay me, an when does
de cash begin to come i'll p Tho
officer made q further explanation,
and the man shook his head and 10
spondcd Couldn't do it couldn't
think Of it. While was gwine frcw
all dpze motions | could make two
shillings saving wood Izo born into
dis world on cash basis - Buh;nl,rc
-imericuu.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-30

Takc things as they are, and make
the best Of thom. That is the only
true and practical philosophy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-30
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIEsi
DR.. GIBBONS DISpEkSkRy

MO. 623 KEARNY STREET, COR. -
IN NER Commercial, San Francisco ~
Private entrance on Commercial stree. Nv
Established In 1854, for the treatment hss
Of Sexual and Seminal Disease, such NA
as Gonorrhea Gleet, Structure Syphilis in All its
FORMS Seminal weakness, impotency, etc., etc.
Iaas a.n sr,ooasst~iir traa,aJ @A1 o'Ss0~
III, T1ppnN b.s ~ n,o.su.. =, .nr.,,,n,,r.
,h.t hs h.s rstrrnsS from v;s,tt,a ths rs;rc,r.7
uosni,.iS ~ T,rona Nd RS ras1nsS S mr."t,p.
~, nnota. h.s s.a na;thas .s,,e ..,s.,s.
In sasl;no nm, naw ra,nadiss srd h.s ~ rst"yrsd
r,th i,,ors.sad a. n,,,,ins To- sIIa-,..ir hu,as.
sns,ar,na ava e
ss,,,,n., wa.rr...
.
Seminal emission 10 consequence OF sell
abuse. TINS soiitsi. vice, or depraved sexual
lnduigence' is practiced ny the youth oi potn
sexes 10 an almost unilmied extent. prooucine
with unerring certainty the following tram OF
morbid symptoms, unless eomDatted by Bcien'
tinc meuicai measures, VIZ oslow ooun.ehenoc'