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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
The Patent Music Rack OH the
GEM ORGAN

II ny Tar tie greatest convenience to performers
that h's yet boon invented. Besides it's use while
PLAYING, It u arranged ~ a receptacle for music.
Iii nest vture, Acsut'iuIly carved and arranged
upon ;Gr ron. Of tue organ.
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HarVey'S GramucT. mcGuGcy's Readers Nos. Ist,
2nd, Sd, AIN. 9th and Gth. McG ufey's SpeIIcTs,
Copy BookE, States, Slate Pencils, GeoRFs pixies and
At!hS' both Descriptive and Physiesi: WHI allow
to furnish any book On Ghorteg, time Imaginable.
Sept. 3, 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
ToBACCOs, both Smoking EEd Chewing, the
i best, and none other. a.
GEO. I. LIGHTS Drug Store.
CoAL oiiAt3octs. I g=t.rR, warranted f~re-proof
and non eIPiosiye, test pparAtas - the store,
Sept. :, 1873. CEn II cu
DIRLlCLY ASEOCECED-I an nr-n'
4 furnish the beat quality Of Goods a az TeSson-
sb!e PrIcc= aGaay man in the Valley. do not SeII
any secondhand OF inferior goods, eRher in med.
icines or !sncy goocs, cheap, and caf Them fTst.
CiasS.) wan order for any one cbeap poods -
neeced, bot WOULD rather rell the beat. VIII 40
tin'e 70 S1it all prompt and reliable men,
- GEO. r. LIGHT.
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TIE BEST QUALITY OF C0nDS

GlrGys, but viii, icalnpr Ted, cell thcui Laudnnum
for 3 eta, syrup FOR ; IL. md Cologne Tor % cts.
per Pinti but nj the EHm"iimc, Let Iur IN form you,
thst according 10 tba United Sis;rs phar rnncopoA,
YOU can't make Lhudnnum for lc-z than 10 cta. by
the wholceE!c. \ much cirnTcr plan 10 to buy
your goodP genuine, md Fdd The u-ufrT yoururlI.
want all my old hccnuuts Betil,d up by paying
the Cash immediately, nnd n'~ once hcEun imno-
diNtcly. il noi sooner. VIII not ask for money ON
the now once until alior Harv0Et.
CIGAES-bert ia town.
January ID. 1874. GEO T. LIGHT.
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z 7. LIGHT.
TIRCULATISG Lihrnr-, nj
~ Jan 10. ls7i. IF. Pl GEO. r. LIGHTS.
COLDEN'S LIEBIG'S LlQUlD EITRACT
z Il q T.
AND TONIC iNyIGORATOR,

AND IUN.I WHA OR,
Recommended hy ,bc beat phys-c5sr= "a EnEisud
and America for CUrrumTtDu. DrpI8fy, LOss Of
Appetite, Fever Agur. py-rcls.a, Indignation, Fe-
mac md Children mElaG..s.
OPISIoS OF DR. Il. 6. SrEuhuT, Pres. Md. InsnnS
Hc-pItRl. baltimore. Md.
= = car ~Iicbig'H Liquid E1-
tract Of Beef sE the mos, efficient preparation !
have ever met With. u comLiaes the virtues Of
food and tonic in p remarkable way"
OPISIox o. Da. WN. II. SroEZH. Physician 10
Mount Hope Retreat, near Baltimore.
= " ] have great pleasure in adding my
testimony TO the virtues Of Liobig'E Liquid Extract
of Beef and Tonic IEv!gara:or. as the very best
preparation used, and therefore confidently TCcon-
mend it TO the medical protection"
AND MANY OTHER TEsHM,SIALs.
PUT Up IL PIxT GoTTLEs-Sl EAcH-TAKE 80 OTHER.
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BooKs!r

M Y stock ia complete with all the q iFereutsorts
w OF Books usea by the diIeresI Schools. HiS-
toFIes, GTsmDcr5, RoEders,
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DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.

FRENCH. RiCHARTs & co. Philadelphia, Pa
OMSEN. LILLY L co baltimore Md.
LOGAH, LIST L CO, Lee..nG, W. Va.
September p, I-.5-!y.
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MIsCBLLANE s.
Grand Centennial Exposition!

TABRICS from all quarters of the globe are here
II for sale. We quote in part a few of the lead
ing articles displayed AZ this Old and Reliable Es-
tablishment: In the
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Territories remaining to be organized
into state
WOMEN As ENGR4rE4S.
New Haven Register.


At the present time there are only two
women in The United States notable for
frst-class engraving on steel. These are
Miss Sartain, daughter of Mr.. John Sar-
tain, chief of the art department of the
centennial exhibition, and Mrs. Worm
ley. of Columbus, Ohio. Miss Sartain
had the good fortune to be educated in
her art by her accomplished father,
whose task of engraving ROthermePs
latest picture, the Battle of Gettysburg,
she lately returned from Europe to as
sumo in part, that he might accept the
honorable appointment offered to him.
Mrs. Wormley, who first became expert
in drawing, devoted herself to the illus
t.ation of a large work which her nus
band, a distinguished chemist, wrote on
poisons. After she finished they were
sent to some eastern city to be engraved.
\ difficulty arose-no engraver could be
found willing to undertake the micro
scopic work required. II was the opinion
of the engravers who were consulted that
only the artist who drew the pictures
could successfully engrave them. Thus
compelled to finish the work the wife of
Dr. NVormiey learned the at 90 ssalss.--~
ing, engraved the plates, and enjoys the
honor of having contributed SO largely
to the beauty and completeness of a eel
ebrated scientific treatise The work in
progress at the wood carving school in
Cincinnati, under the direction of Mrs
Pittman, has been highly praised, and
will be unique contribution to the
woman's DEPARTMENT from Ohio.
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Mormon republican candidate, as against
the gentle democratic candidate. The
Mormon votes in Utah is about $4,000;
the gentiles 5000. Women are entitled
to vote. Very few gentle women avail
themselves of the privilege. The
Mormon women never fail to vote-early,
if not often; and here some women have
an advantage over men-as usual. Men
of foreign birth must be naturalized be-
fore they can vote; but the alien women
can vote without naturalization, as the
naturalization laws are silent on the
woman question. a man must have
lived in this country three years before
voting; a woman six months. Suffrage
is based on a property qualification
This is done with a view to exclude the
miners, who are transitory class, from
the polls.
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I rHIRrr 1HorsIND .ICnE FIRM


On the writer's recent visit to st.
Paul he had the pleasure of meeting
Oliver Dalrymple, Northern Dakota 5
great farmer Much has been written of
Mr.. Dalrymple, who has cleared two or
three hundred thousand dollars in grow
ing wheat on two thousand five
hundred acre farm in Washington
county, Minnesota. This spring Mr..
Dalrymple became interested with Gen
eral Cass and other eastern capitalists in
thirty thousand acre farm, about
fifteen miles vest of Cargo, Dakota
lie put in this spring one thousand and
two hundred acres of wheat on ground
broken last season, and now has one
hundred plows in operation, intending
to break six thousand acres of prairie, to
be sown in wheat next year. lie has a
large force of men at work erecting
stables, barns, dwellings for tenants, and
50 forth, and other necessary improve
ments. The land selected by Mr.
Dalrymple is situated in one Of the finest
and most productive valleys in the world;
as 1T is more accessible to market than
any lands in Iowa Or Southern Dakota,
or Minnesota, he has abundant promise
OF millions. Other large farms are being
opened in the vicinity, and new buildings
may be seen ON every hand. The one
thousand and two hundred acres of wheat
sown by Mr.. Dalrymple this spring on
Northern Dakota farm at this writing
(June 100 looka splendidly. and promises
to yield twenty or thirty bushels to the
acre.-Bismorck Tribune
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Cincinnati Commercial

Startling intelligt ne reaches us from
the scene of Indian warfare, on the little
Horn River Gen. Custer was in com
mand OF the Seventh regiment of 1epu-
lar cavalry. He came upon an Indian
camp of about two thousand lodges
Mayor Keno. with four companies. was
sent to make an attack, three commands
were held in reserve, and Custer with
hive companies, charged the thickest
portion of the Indian camp, and tho
whole detachment was desf travail
Major Reno was worsted, and with tho
reserve companies held out until boIr
came under Gen Gibbon. Two h otbo,I
brother-in-law and nepheu of Custer
lied with him, and son of Gen. Crit
tenden is along the slain. Gen. Cnsto-
was among the most dashing fighters IN
the army. and will be long remembered
for chlvalrous service and romantic deeds
of daring. 1T seems that his hardibood
led to an act of rashness, for it is stated
that he knew rsilforcements were com.
ing. The Indians engaged in this affair
are the Sioux, the most numerous and
desperate tribe on the continent. W.
believe this is the bloodicst chapter in
the history of Indian warfare. No spch
massacre of trained soldiers by Indians
has ever before occurred. 1t reveals tho
extent and danger of the warfare int
which we have drifted, and which NO
doubt will prove very costly, in blood
md treasure, before it is finished by the
thorough chastisement of the savares |
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SUPERSTTTTONS.
Burleich in Rnston journal


With the old-time festivities and Gus
toms linger the old-time superstitions.
These affect social and business life. Men
believe in ghosts, in haunted houses, and
unlucky days as devoutly as they do in
the Bible. Strange enough Saturday is
the unlucky day OF the old New Yorkers,
l saw to-day very is.SliisES5t..1,asSs;
refsa-,-'s et'-rigrf 4 les
pancy was to commence on Satura,
:" Saturday has always been the bane of
our family" she said. Some houses
have been unoccupied for months from
the reputation of being haunted. There
is one to day that stands in a very eIigi-
bic neighborhood for the business to
which it is devoted. Everything around
it is snatched up readily. This, with
every improvement, stands idle. Parties
can be found brave enough to take the
house at a low rent, but they can get no
custom. The Nathans house was one of
the finest mansions on Twentv-third
street. Its location could not be sur
passed 1t was within one house of
Fifth avenue and directly opposite the
Fifth Avenue hotel. It was superbly
furnished, and was offered for song.
One or two families were willing to take
it, but no domestics would live i'm the
place. After standing idle two or three
years it was given over to trade But
ladies would not cross the doomed
Threshold At last it was taken down.
stone by stone, and warehouse erected on
the foundations. Even this does not
seem to have silenced the voice of blood
A very famous mansion has Just been
sold under the hammer on Madison
avenue. An old fellow with black
pipe has for years put his head out OF
the upper windows occasionally, and has
the ability to curse everybody who lives
under the roof The house has been
from coal-bin to attic. No
matter who comes or who goes, the old
fellow abides. a strange fatality has so
far attended every occupant of the house.
At one time it was the abode of fashion.
The lady of the mansion was the belle |
of New York, and gave the most famous
parties on the island. Her entertain |
ments were the envy of New York, and
the old Knickerbockers could not COM
pare with her in the magnifcence of her
But her star waued and |
domestic disaster settled down on her
house. A wealthy New Yorker has
bought the place, and reuovate it as ne 1
will, it Is believed that the old man will,
as of old, look out of the window and do |
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4 GRoCER,s TKICk.

The other day Grand River avenue
grocer purchased thirty pound crock
OF butter of farmer whom he had never
dealt with before, and while down cellar
emptying the crock he thought of q
trick to surprise the agriculturist.
FINDING a stone weighing about eight
pounds, the grocer creased it, carried it
up stairs with the crock, and, pointing
to it, quietly remarked:
ms, OF course, is to be taken from
the gross weight, as well as the jar"
The farmer looked at the stone for
several seconds. and then in a voice so
low that no one else could hear, replied:
fiease kiver piece of paper over
the jar, for there's man out by the
door who knows me-
The grocer finally explained his fend-
ish plot, and the butter-seller's face I'M
derwent sudden change. Reaching
over The sugar barrels to shake hands
be said:
didn't hardly believe it, though
my wife came from a tricky family, and
should have gone home and organized
mourning and lamentation in that farm
house. "-Detroa Free Press.
Ii Is stated that a prominent Presby-
elian church recently had eighty appli
atlOQs for lie xza-. :.
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NOMINATION or cor. HENDRICKS.
New York World

New York World.
In nominating Thomas A. Hendricks,
of Indiana, as the cemrade OF Gov. Tilden
upon the national ticket the democracy
have presented for the second place a
man entitled by his character and repu-
tation to aspire to the presidency. He
was the leader of the party in the United
States senate during the stormy period
of reconstruction, and by his eloquence,
wisdom and legal learning he wen the
of friends and respect of foes.
Eight years ago he was, as during the
nresent week at St. Louis, among the
creat men of the party canvassed for the
nomination. For many
wears he has been the acknowledged chief
IF the democracy in his own state, hold
inc his supremacy without effort, as he
achieved it without intrigue. He has
h zen an able and industrious governor,
watching with care over the interests of
his state during the past four years, and
administering its affairs with Justice
At the bar he has secured the respect of
is associates, and his daily life is made
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BILL.

The bill for the further distribution of
the Geneva award, as adopted by the
house, provides first, for the payment of
losses caused by the exculpated cruisers
that is, the rebercruisers-which were
not recognized by the Geneva tribunal
The next payment of premiums is for
war risks, whether paid to corporations,
agents, or individuals, after the sailing of
anv confederate cruiser, but the actual
loss on account of war premiums only is
to be paid. Those claims must be paid
within six months from the passage of
the act, and the court of commissioners
of the Alabama claims is continued until
July 22d, 1877.
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5ARTFELT PRAYER

ST. PAU. Aug. y, ls'A.
- ST sbould Re wanting in grs t,tude. ~
TO acknop ledge what ihe ~ - ~. To- -
=. I uras attacked a. ont e EVEN mnhth. rlh',,
Rronrhitis which scttied into "usunipll"n-
,i9bt sweafs ana fever chilis was ais' ~
I, and frequently spit blood was all smHgiatel'
weak. and so low that IN, friends thought my
hopeless. -. vFf.ETINF
q ,'r,i,,r the nrovidence Of Cod has ture'i me.
H. NAV bless the use Of Your medi me L. o. hers
has 10 me aud IN q HIS divine sfsee M ,'
- he heartfelt nraycr Of YOUR .dnsirine, nlha-
Tsant BENJAMIN PET lN0lLL.
5 M me is but one among the man ~"
cine has effected in this place
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THE GREAT AMERICAN FAMILY.
Chicago Tribune.

The admission of Colorado makes the
twenty-ffth new state added to the union
since the war of national independence.
The original family who united July
4, 1875, to form nation of one people,
were
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THE HOME DOCTOR.
TIE DEC4Y or THE TEETH.

A clean tooth does not decay. Acids,
sour fruit, always injure the teeth in
stantly; sweets never do; without them
children would die, hence their insatia-
BILE instinct for sugar. If tooth pow
der was never used, the teeth would not
be so white; but, kept perfectly clean,
would last for life.
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POLITICS AND RELIGION.

The great majority of Mermons are
democrats, except when it is a demo-
cratic administration, and then they
belong TO the opposition They can
always be counted on as on the side
against the government; but Mormon
will vote for church member though
he be opposed to him in politics.
Church first, politics afterwards. is their
line of action. A Mormon democrat
will zealously espouse the cause of a
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THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE Of grain, 10 daeruahs
toith other styles Of Thresherr be SAVED by this
Improved Machine, sufficient ercrN JOB % more Than
pay all expenses Of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN end
like seeds threshed, sepHrpted cleaned and ed
as easily and perfectly rs Raeat, Oats Rye Bari 90
AN EXTRA PRICE is us1Aiiy paid for grim and
seeds cleaned by this machine, 'o extra cleanness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1915 these were stii.stan.
TALLY the ONLY MACHINES that could with pront
or economy, doing fast thorough and perfect work
tChen Others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting compiled.
tons, such asNEndless Aprons" "Raddles" Bcatera"
"Pickers," etc. entirely dispensed tch less than
one-haf the usual Gears Belts, Boxes and Journals.
easier managed: more durable; light running no cost
ly REPAIRS dust: no litterings 20 clean ny, not
troubled by adverse winds, ruin or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERs who ported
in the large saving made ly IL will not employ inf9-
rior and wasteful machines, but will Dssid this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for g. 8, 10 and " Horse
Powers. Also "A speciality Of SEPARATIONS, designed
and made ENPRTssE sns srEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS viz; our I'm.
proved "Trple Gear and our "spur Speed" Wood.
bury Style, both Mounted on four wheels.
IL INTERESTED in Threshing Grain Reising.
apply 20 our nearest Dealer, or write % ne ~ : ~
ted Circular (sent recl giving full particula OF Fise
Styles, Prices Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK MsGH
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Z III II z s
TO PARENTS.

If your child is suffering from worms,
Sc DIR. WIsHART's WORM SUGAR DROPS,
I old and reliable remedy that neyer
Ills in Il oroughly exterminating these
.sts of childhood. Being made in the
rm of Sugar Drops, having neither the
sue or smell of medicine, no trouble is
;perienced in inducing children to take
EN-. Sold by all Druggists at % cts. a
x, or sent by mail on receipt of price,
the Principal Depot, 916 Filbert
rect, Philadelphia, Pa.
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WILHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE TOXIC.
This medicine is used by construction
comp Inies for the benefit of their employees.
when engaged in malarial districts The
highe, testimonials have been given by con-
tractors and by the Presidents of some OF
the leading railroads in the South and West.
When men are cOngregated in large num-
bers in the neighborhood of swamps and
rivers, Wilhoft's Tonic will prove a valuable
addition to the stock of medicines, and will
amply reward the company in the saving of
time, labor and money. We recommend it
to all. 6. II. FINLAY d Co., Proprietors.
New Orleans.
Foe SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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or A"
POLICEMAN.

,,o,,a not epioved good health for several years
,et have not allow Il q to interfere with my IA
= very one belonging to the iabOTing class knOws
.nconvenieDce Of being Obliged 10 labor wh "A me
from debility. almost refuses 10 perform "
y tasE / never was a believer IL dosing Win
S,inos =. INIT having heard the NEGEIlNE sppk
2 -. bighlv was determined 10 Try ~, ahd ,hai
r. regret that determinations A tenlc ,wihiieh
- - needs at some time IL SUR asses anything
a ha,rd OF IL invigorates the y hole :, 81 ~ ~
~ , Ies nser and purifier Of the blood. Their.
5ar, of my acquaintance whobave take IT. ana
lau3 J.; IN nraise ~ its satisfactory effect.
,t.iIy among the aged class Of people i'm parts
nrrhe one thing m-st needlll ~ nio ~. ,is
IT = ,I,s handy, one aged lady Who has been sui
!, through life from scrotul', ana has hecem'
en-, III effects, having tried many femeoies
no tsy - he result. was inauced hNfTiends 70 W
EGETIN' after taking n few bottles. shs %
,,ch great relief that she eN pressed a vi IA i"i
IN that she might be able 20 LOOK upon The
,sbo had sent her srch "A hleeffng-
Yours respectfully.
q II. HOD, J.. lolice Oihcer. station o.
groN. Mass. Maya, ISL.
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NO WIDOWS MITE.

Underline civil statutes a woman is
not entitled to dowry, no matter how
much property she may have had at
: maIEI2FFffstA, jShs. can get a divorce hut
goes SraNy handed. On his death a
man can will all his property to one of
his widows, to the exclusion of all the
others, and yet that property may have
been brought to him by the now dis
inherited one. When a woman marries
she looses all title TO and control of her
property, which is paying pretty dear
for part of husband Generally.
disconsolate widows are provided for Ly
their deceased husbands brother, who
marries two or three of them-if his
family be not already too voluminous.
This he considers both charitable and a
church duty The children by this
union are placed to the credit Of his
brother, and revert to him in the next
world. as also DO the widows he left
leFind. This latter, it would be well to
st tie, is a part of the Mormon faith, and
not a provision of the territorial statutes.
Some few instances are known where
brave saints married their mother in-law.
This is novel way of abolishing that
much dreaded institution.
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FoB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

WE copy the following from an ex-
change, which is important, if true Chronic
diarrhGa of long standing, also dysentery,
and all similar complaints common at this
season of the year, can be cured by the use
internally of Johnson's Anodyne Linimeut
We know whereof we affirm.
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TO CURE 4 SC4LD.

Take the superfine elum flour and lard
and rub together to the consistency of
salve; apply over the part affected, and
if any portion becomes dry, patch it with
the same, but in no case remove any part
that remains in tact.
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DR.. Hammond says a majority of the
cases of brain trouble are caused by emo
ton. which is much more injurious than
severe Intellectual labor He thinks in
sanity is Produced more frequently by
the anxiety caused by anticipation OF
trouble, than by trouble itself.
RECIPE TO CURE BURNS.
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THE MORMOY CHURCH.
B'iJi''Di To"Hg's Successor - To- y sphet's
Marif6t RefGtioRs-I Political Pro
clivifies OF the MoTHnOnS.
san Francisco Chronicle

In view of the bills pending before
congress, prohibiting polygamists from
voting and jury service, the territorial
legislature, at its recent session. repealed
the act of 1852 Furnishing "lascivious
cohabitation, and the church officials
preach in favor of abolishing the GER
emony of marriage, as performed ac-
cording to the rites of the Mormon faith.
This would defeat the objects of such
congressional legislation, as, having
abolished the marriage system, they
would have no wives at all and could
not be prevented from voting and serv-
ing on juries, as they would not come
under the head of polygamists, and
having repealed the territorial statue
Furnishing lascivious cohabitation, thew
could not be punished for that either.
This would also virtually secure their
safety from punishment underthe Poland
bill of 1862, as they would not then be
living with these women as wives, or
claiming them to besuch Undoubtedly
the Mormon church will soon make this
new covenant, and the prophet Brigham
viii have a revelation" abolishine the
marriage ceremonial, and substituting a
kind of free-love Plymouth church
system
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Directions: Z" Mix the above IN one
pint of water; take half wineglass
three times day in two tablespoonfuls of
lemon juice; pour one in the other, and
drink while effervescinC."