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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

HORNED FRoG.-Dr. f. NJ Hawkins =,
formerly of this county, has sent To Mr.. G. G
Curtiss, principal of Oakland School, Falls
ton, n number of natural curiosilies from
California. The latest arrival is II living
specimen of the celebrated "horhcd frog"
which Mr.. Curliss describes as follows:
"TIe reptile is really n saurian or lizard,
differing essentially from frog in having a
tail. Again, he resembles the rama or frog
species, in having II broad body, but rather
flat. His four limbs are all Of about equal
length. lie is ofa light straw color beneath,
OF II dusky brown above marked with rings
| OF n darker varying brown, shading between
the rings to II duh yellow These rings are
| continued To the very end of the tail Ills
markings are not unlike those of duller
| colored raillesnake. Small horny proiec-
tions occur all over the back, but form COM
plete border TO the very tip of his tail along
each side. A prominent HON projects II lit
Tie back and over each eye, while coronal
OF six large horns terminating on each side
III three smaller ones form II curious kind of
head dress The form and expression of the
head resemble those of II turtle. His length
is about five inches. Having made the trip
OF ten days in the bilious atmosphere of a to-
bacco box, he lies at present in a very low
condition; but as l write here before him /
observe him to move his head when the flies
crawl about him, and l hope his stomach
will soon recover its tone"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

War ON small scale occurred Mt Ham.
burg, Georgia, on the Fourth of July. A
company Of colorcd militia blocked the
streets, and refused to allow the passage OF
two white men in buggy. The latter APP
pcalcd to colored justice of the peace, who
summoned the captain Of the company as
witness. lilo became so insolcnt that the
justice committed him for contempt. lie
was rescued by his comrades and with them
took refuge in II building. The justice call
ell out posse to dislodgc them. This was
not accomplished until Sunday morning
when piece of artillery was brought to bear
on their position Fifteen We're captured
and others escaped into the country. One
white man and six negroes were killed, and
one white man and three negroes wounded
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

"A Bridgeport baby was burned to death
in its cradle, brother setting the clothing
on fire with match.
Newport, VT, on the Fourth, had music
by drum CORPS each member of which was
over ninety years of age.
Saturday afternoon young Italian wo-
man named Spelterini walked across the
Niagara river, at Clifton, Ont, on n rope
stretched across it..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14
MARRIED.

FOARD-RODGERS.-On July Sd, by
Rey. j. Pollard, EDISON II. FOARD, of Ilar.
ford county, to Miss EMMA ", second
daughter Of the late James A. Rodgers, OF
Baltimore
lIENRY-CRAMPTON.-On June 22d
1876, at the residence of the brides mother
Boonsboro', Md, by Elder Joseph Fur, OF
Loudon county, Virginia, ROBERT SAUN-
DERS HENRY, of Hartford county, Md, to
Miss ANGIE f. CHAMPION.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

number of the magazine ATTRACTIVE, will be done
The edition will be Is, 900 copies. The contents
OF the Midsummer Holiday number of Seribnc,'
Will be light, as midsummer reading generally
should be, but some of the contributions will be
extraordinary. Mr.. Bryanps poem of one hun
dred and sixty lines, produced at his advanced
age, will fairly dispute the claim To eminence
with some OF his earlier and best known poems.
stoddard's "Ilospes CivilaIis" is the longest,
most ambitious, aud hest poem he has written
for many years. Mrs Burnett bee ms her serial
That Lass o. Lowries," and Bret IIarte ends
Gabriel Conroy." Glide aud seek Town." by
I'll. H., isanotable sketch, with lavish wealth
OF Illustration, and Miss Bridges makes her first
appearance as an illustrator in Mr.. Burroughs
CHARACTERISTIC article on Birds. The Midsum
mer Holiday Number of Scribne,'s Monthly will
he issued about the Goth of July, aud cannot
fail to attract very wide attention, not only from
our own people, from from our intelligent yis
tors from the other side of the water. Dealer:
should send in their orders at once
81. Nicholas will present II similar number
with contributions from Mrs. A. NJ. Diuz, Ccliu
Ihaxter, Lucretia 2. Hale, Mary Mnpes Dodge
Horace K. Scudder, Mrs. A. ID. r. Whitney, Mrs
Oliphant, Noah Brooks, Mrs L. A. Richards
daughter of Julia Ward IIowc,) Lydia Maria
Child, and James L. Fields. Lucy Larcon
writes OF "Midsummer and the Poets"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

Judge David Davis is peculiar man. to
say the least. lie voted for Grant in 1872
after being n candidate himsclffm Democrat.
lc nomination at Cincinnati This wear, also
he wanted t" he nominated for President by
the Democrats and not succeeding, he now
declares he will vote for Hayes and Wheeler
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An Austrian officer Captoin Ahls,ro

An Austrian officer, Captain Ahlstrom,
swan from Vienna to Pesth, in the Danube,
100 miles, in 80 hours.
The Car of Russia sent a letter to Pres.
ident Grant expressing congratulations on
the occasion of the centennial anniversary OF
the independence of tue United States.
Governor Tilden reduced the State tax
of New York from $15, 900, 900 to Sc, 1000, 600.
When he gets 10 the White House he will
pursue the same judicious economy to the
expenses of the government, and thus do a
great deal to put an end to hard times
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

The Impeachment. trial of w. w. Bel
KNAPP lalc Secretary of War, is still in prog.
rcss. 1t cxcilts but little interest now. the
people having already decided that he is
guilty, and no official action can disgrace
him any further
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

For the Democracy of the whole coun
try, we do here rcafrm our faith in the per
mancnce of the Federal Union, our devotion
TO tho Constitution of the United States will
lis amendments universally accepted as {
final settlement of the controversies thot on
gcndered civil war; and do here record oul
steadinst confidence in the pcrpctuity of Re
publican Sell. Government Democratic Put
f1pyn
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

There is no necessity to call out Yolun.
teers to fight the Indians. There are now
1894 United States soldiers in the Southern
States. They are not needed there. Let the
War Department order them to the Black
Hills to avengc Clusters death.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

GLASS, PAINTS, &C--Mcssrs. Scim &
Emory, Mt Nos 40 and AZ German street
Baltimore, manufacture and import window,
French, crystal plate, cnamclcd, colored and
cut glass. They can supply anything in
TINT line, anu in addition arc large dealers in
paints, oils, varnishes, brushes, &c Builders
anu dealers would find it to their advantage
to pay them n visit, Their advertisement
will be found in to-tlay's A5iS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

bEDlLll AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.
Chronic, sick or nervous headache is general
y dependent on, or accompanied by impaired
digestion, by which the circulation and nutri.
ton OF the brain are deranged, and the nervous
centres ytiated. The Peruvian Syrup, 10y REIN
MIGRATING the digestive powers, lays the axe at
The root OF the tree; the brain is duly nourisn.
cd, the nervous symptoms cease, and the head
ache disappears
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

Senator Thurman urges all Ohio Demo.
crats to support Tilden and Hendricks, and
does not believe Ohio is lost to the Dcmocra-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14
Letter from Dublin.
RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT.

RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT.
On the fifth inst, Mr.. John Crawford. orr
Post Master, and Mr. John Jones, were driving
colt on the road leading from Dublin TO No
bles Mills. When near Dram Jones'. the colt
became frightened and started to run, when the
carriage upset and threw Mr.. Crawford violent
y ON The ground, brnising him badly; fortu.
hately no bones were broken, and he is now re-
covering. Mr. Jones was dragged some dis
lance, but received no serious injury, although
ne received several slight bruises. The BODY of
lhe carriage became detached, and the colt ran
with the running gears about n mile, but the
animal was not injured. The wonder is that
both gentlemen were not killed, as the ground
on which the accident occurred is very rocky.
STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED
I'm FRIDAY last, K. ). McNutt, Constable, was
called on to visit some canal boats that were
mud locked in the Tide Water Canal, as a per-
son belonging to the boats had been robbed of
his money. Mr. McNutt after procuring the ne.
cessary search warrants repaired to the scene of
inc roDbery ana searched number Of boats,
| ana examined several witnesses, but could dis
| cover no clue to the robbery, but scanning The
| company OF boatmen with the eye OF detective,
he thought that he discovered the thief and talk.
lug HIM to one side he boldly charged tho fellow
! with The thelt of the stolen money. The fellow
became very indignant and denied all llnowl-
| edge OF the stealing, and offered to swear that
| he was entirely innocent of the charge; but he.
| ing informed by the officer that he would have
| To go to Jail and lie there for some time he al
tered his mind, and went in search of the stolen
| funds, and soon returned and gave Richard thr
missing grccnbacks, which he restored 10 th,
owner. The officer now started TO take the of
lender before magistrate, but the cuIprit was
too nlmblc for him, and darling down the river
NIL ne was soon beyond his reach. 1t is sup
posed mat the thief made for PENNSYLVANIA
where his family reside Mr. McNutt deserve,
great credit Tor his acumcn in detecting th,
thief.
HARVEST HOME
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RESIGNATION OF POSTMASTER GENERAL
JEwEH.-Gcneral Grant has again jlustrot-
ed his contempt for public opinion, which
was restrained somewhat while he WIS n
candidate for denomination. On Tuesday he
asked for POSTMASTER General Jewels rcsir-
nation, and it was promptly handed in The
secret OF his dislike for Mr. Jewell is not
positively known, but it is asserted that Jew
ell differed sometimes in Cabinet meetings
with the President, and was obnoxious be.
sides to Gov Shepherd, Bahcock and other
particular friends of Grant Hon. James N,
Iyncr, of Indiana, has been nominated to
succeed Mr. Jewell. Whom the gods would
destroy they first make mad General Grant
is doing all he can to elect Tildcn and lien.
bricks. Success to his efforts.
-Rairoad travelling in Missouri ab0unds
IN incidents rs startling and dangerous ms
those which hesct travellers by stage coach
seventy five or a hundred years ago. Last
Friday night n train on Missouri Pacific
railroad, near Oltcrvillc, Mo, was signalled to
stop, and the brakes being applied the train
stopped just in time to prevent running over
pile of ties and lumber on the track. At
the same instant twelve or fifteen masked
men appeared, firing pistols and yelling like
demons. Taking possession of the train, a
detachment took the express messenger, and
at the point off pistol made him point out
tho train hand to whom he had given his
safe keys for the purpose of hiding them
While this was going on the rest of the gang
marched up and down among the frightened
passengers yelling and firing their pistols.
They broke open the express safes, and after
securing from Sl2 900 to 100000 in money
and Valuabes, left. A vigorous pursuit of
the robbers is being made.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14
BUSiN ESS NOTICES.

We will publish business notices in this
column, not displayed, for 8 cents per line
for the first insertion, and cents per line
for each subsequent insertion-scvcn words
to count line. No advertisement inacr-
ted as above unless prepaid.
~" Whcelwright Shop for rent at Mechanics
Vile. Apply to b. +. Minick, Hickory jul4
,zy" For solc.-Polond China Pigs Also one
Ok Cart, nearly new. DR.. Charles A. Rutledge,
Taylor L, o., Hartford county, Md jul
:B"sow and Pigs for sale. Enquire at
this office. iuT-f
ssg@Sced Buckwheat-a prime article, for sale
by Josiah NJ Herman Bel Air Mills Winters
Kun Ju72t
,-15" For Salc.--h thoroughbred Devon Rull
Call, about six months old. Price 32j. T.. s.
Rogers. ic3O 81
For sale.-A Fresh Aldcrncy:Cow. Geo
l.. Scott, Darlington je304t
sAy For Sale Chcap-Onc two-horse Spring
Market Wagon with bows and cover. Also one
Moving Machine; both in good order. j. j. NJ
Alexander, Bel Air jc23-4t
crs on hand. Call on j. 4. Spiccr, at Post Onicc
jc23
~" Hauling ALI kinds of heavy hauling
done, such as Hay, Grain, Coal, Store Goods,
&c, by Carlisle II Co, Bel Air. jclG
.5y" For Sale Cheap.-A new light Express
Wagon, with tongue and Shafts. Josnh NJ.
Herman, Bel Air Mills, Winters Run. jc1G
Iy"lIarvcst Whisky-Priccs Reduced THE
subscriber will sell, during harvest, an excel.
lent quality of Pure Rye Whisky at SO. cal
lon. W. Smithson Forwood, Grangcrs' Hotel,
Bel AIR. jc9
~" Bcrkshircs For Salc.-Scvcral lttcrs of
choice Berkshire Pigs, out of prize winning and
imported sows, and sired by imported Comp
TOM and "Sanccn Chcfh Also. Sows with
Pig. Services of imported stock If desired
Alex. NJ. Fulford. jc
s85" Wanted.-Sl 800 viii give II first.class
mortgage security on Il valuable farm in IIar-
ford county, Md. Apply to VIM Young, At
toncry at Law, Bel Air, Md.
az For Sale.-A number of Fresh Cows, eth.
or with or without calves. All of them may be
recommended as superior mixers. Apply to
DANIEL IL. Smith, Joppa Farm. my26
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DEBILITY AND NERVOUS UEADAcu

Hyour tongue is coated or if you have Il bad
breath, take Il dose ofDr. Bulls Pills. Price DC
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TIE INDIAN QUEsTIoN.-A change in the
policy pursued towards the Indians for some
years past is absolutely necessary, TO prevent
the needless sacrifice of life on both sides
The Indians are no doubt treacherous, cruel
and reyengeful; hut it is almost certain that
they have been stirred up to acts of hostility
ny The bad treatment they have received
from the whites. Reservations are given
them, whore they are expected to stay un.
molested; but if it happens that their land
Is attractive TO white men by reason o.
The gold it is SUPPOSED to contain, or fo,
any other reason, their homes are invaded
Their hunting grounds destroyed, and they
are expected TO bear it all with Indian stoi.
clsm, if not with Christian resignation. Be-
sides, under the present system, they are
shamelcssly robbed of the appropriations for
their support, by the men entrusted to dis.
pense the Government bounty. The results
following such policy aud treatment are not
surprising. The Indians are kept in II chron-
ic state of discomfort, and their evil MISSIONS
break out from time to time, and valuable
lives are lost Ii is matter of history and
the experience of all who have lived on the
frontier, that when the management of the
Indians was in the hands of the War De.
partmcnt, there was far less trouble with
them than since they have been turned over
TO The tender mercics of Indian agents, post
traders, NC, who plumber them unmerci
iully, and eXaspcrate them to deeds of vic.
lcnce 1t is the interest of the army officers
to Keep the Indians as quiet as possible, and
therefore they treat them fairly, giving them
all the Government allows, and concilialing
them in every possible manner. The sooner
The present wrclchcd policy is abandoned
the better for all concerned.
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-Govcrnor Tiidcn has been officially mott.
lied OF his nomination and will soon transmit
TO the committee his letter Of acceniancc
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az For Sae.-A number of Fresh Cows, eth.
or with or without calves. All of them may be
recommended as superior mixers. Apply to
Daniel r. Smith, Joppa Farm. mya6
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-07-14

es5" Wanted 800. viii give irst.class
mortgage security on valuable farm in IIar-
ford county, Md. Apply to VIM Young, At
toncry at Law, Bel Air, Md
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u" Berkshircs For Salc-Scvcral filters of
choice Berkshire Pigs, out of prize winning and
imported sows, and sired by imported Comp
TOM and "Sanccn Chcfm Also. Sows with
Pig. Services of imported stock if desired.
Alex. NJ. Fulford. ic
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

5hs session commences - sAe Ara Monday ID
estAssnkev, aaA sNAa ako&t tho III Of July, With i
puAtle ssarssheNeh. nseAes No aMMuAi, there Ass
tHvass m0nshy sSaMtaaltees In M several riasees
% whtsh AlsstnauisAsA meNtiN @sNAset. diligence
and pssAetsaey. sssslsss Atttnv koness
On satsvne, sAsh = edees y s1amtes1 sid etese1
10 The saas - wktah NE pssviaue As,aiemeas sstl
We him. 9enA HsAsal shavastsr b ssestrsd " 81
soplytne fos samlseUN.
fts WesAis go vessvai Asrasssssrt efsts etu1sat
UeaAseaasiy valrhe1 eyei tAs osesbets pseetAs
d thets rsssseleAs, end their eosIn1 and psfAeaa.
ksAlta REVIVE eveey AatsnAUN.
tvlisstns are esHt ~ chrissmes AUA Rseesr y
DaesMls u ywsriiaas u inform them II the herlth,
eeHdwss ana tMpv0vvmsMt ~ their sAas ~ wAFts
Ths sv'ielsN sassht y - iMssltste = MetHsa
mitssA, provided they IN willing, ~ NJ eehe u
osas. - s.lisvs,sy =" sssnd w rsh'is ssssssss
m correspondence ef etsAsass. - veil = ~
nsets ..sd ~ shsM, - ssAlsss " ths iaspsssass
~ psslst msnsy sssAs asdsnssi i deposited
With ~ ssseearss, " ~ given - prudence soAl
enGoees, AHd may ~ rAytly, ~ fatally Wkeh1J1
from thsA, - assswss u 1sseaasst ~ asoesss u
Assy.
d ssssstss. sssA tsAslsv sAcslA - rseylss4
Nth suitable gwADsttS 6f easAlaR. Aad 6a0rises
ouNhet VI ehlslss AoeAe, heNdtssshtsfs. teUeDs,
sNNbs, bsMehss, ets, NoMs ~ tAese viii ~ furA.
lshsA ~ t'alis9s, ueless stseisl dstsat ~ ns1s.
YER ss.s!s sn.s'1 = sAsssd s'sA ". 1850 u
parssts wlskIng u Asvs their ~hillrsA sent bsns.
shnell Give unsIy .ssstss, and harvard NAssllne
espsnAso. Yer further pAnlsslets, slAse0
fSlo BIO. 0l1vRA. fssesDsss.
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IN n1oquocl WADlAoo = Ct = 1sesls
- 80 -. q f1eluneA - - ~ - -
~ 0Gg@1n = ugSkla9s
vLAx, 1lm01My, MlkGNR. uVuoAnlAn -
ME- eesa ass thsseAsd esfasaaS4 slseae4 - sass1
= saatiy ~ pssssssiy = WkaI OaiR Ne = hlsis5.
a. ~ ~. Esss4 !, s :s : ::sax - = =. -
II, sso os x a SsalS - a. :, -; -
- :s: 49,: ~: ss.5 - 'A''''sA = ''''a -
ALL elAIxl Tlnl - lson!y y.s.sss -.
eesA eseA = s0n1lam ADsUaa" ~na41aeA enassyAs
800. ss; Z. =, s... = 80. 80 ~ = -
-. ss.as $50 s.:s -: 49, . I. = g:
6ssfla1 y aAvss1s visAs. sSjs - sassaA
gAn0nne - 0aAIM nAlo94D ~ - eenl
= - hege evine 49, ~ 4 ~ - Gpasy -.
- go gaslstaC maeAlesA ~ Oili - = ~
tmossel 1ArsaAss 1niao SAsls Wssk.
goCn al10 - ~ q = . -,
- mn1o ug1oa1o1u - 6soAm poW1A
9Wp 0yLD - poe90 gQWx1A 0A 2A
n 5svssa = sl|:.ssss - - 49, "
aesk : g $685. bsalss. = ~ = = AS@Gt
o.' -; q: . -, s'vhs - sa's'1sss..
1ueoe1ss A4pss1 = o.,
oASS11 0ns MN
y. r. n y. HUG MEN,
litls Agsass, Csssso. Howard %. 10
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

resgssQss ~ cvlcAoO, psersit. Sslsls, Ulsvs.
lssa. osoais, Niagara vails, Pswssssg, Css.ssea,
kssisss.rl Albany, fsvssie, nessvssl, eseSss.
s,s. w::s,ss.. n. ,.s':, c.. az sss.: .::
Cssssli Rl.As: ns.ssv,ss. Hs.ssasa. nssssHa,
s...: .:,s, va, s...s =. ss.;. :s..is IA -: -
Tier MsAstA Vi ctelrAOO ana sAs
Chleago Nerth- WestsFn Railway.
Clsss sesa~rlIsas ass asAs - Chicago SilA -
lAls oAsre AiehlGHn oesth9vM, nssAiese ceA-
:s ~. as'.mss Oh. rI,.'.avs, - wsyssA
eAleese = Aissa - liNsas csas~i - n 1865
cises .essse,,sss ~ sies nsA. w,.A =.
Zee. sssIas :. = ~ onsss - ~ q Va
::::: s.s;: =, e, 49, 49,: !: c.: 80: =:
Pullman Palass Cars.
f 3, =. .,'se,a.s :: sss sss 'sa = ~
0:::. 80 .. f.:i :, cs':.ss. - s s :.
..1 s's.s :. nv 49,. ~. vss. - s:s
ps..ss 80 sfshs Missouri asss.
/ndsef,nsnls c6sred BY fAis Rosss
=. ;;'sss ': =; =: :.: :: s: :s ,..
ssssl AL. asel - usss ks,lsss. 1Hvis 81
UsAWen0 49o0 ~ Go44eee oDeA ID 80 k0u0n.-
II oass. Wssele0keess oaf4y ~ 1se1ee, ull1esse
eslsss ee.sey oeer.lAe - nsa1svas. 0pssA 49,
RSN~iN1 through = Grsss Slsess,
80 spsvaslse sv@ S,eee alisa 7 sas1. sA,s o.
pANy pseseots 70 tAe erAvesM AatIlNee tAel -
hss - saasss - ANsss1 W say csMpstlsss.
Az NshN aseste eAa asll yuo Wehssa vts ~
reNte.
yes VII ~ yssv usksss W tAis res.s, ARA wtL
loke - III her,
nAavtN oUoWfYT. ". n, oyU0uVY.
ueou oeoeNatsa1eal osAT esSssoaas Aesse
lte -. 81, 1e5tl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-05-05

Carriage Tssea.se 80 sspAivsAe = I'll
lls1s - sAsss assiss
Fiasaesiaa Mar, 1Ass Peg, LsaeAst
aa& Fsa@ssos ~ okssnAAsss sse. aivAss
~ AaAA.
Me saesA h svssytAIae psstAlalae 70
~ trade b esmelsss, aaA sAslssA eslss a.
u pfisee, Material, sd vssAnAasAle,
wafsAaeeA.
Opposite The Court
House. Sign of the BIG
COLLAR.
crssss lswA, o. ~ ,A4A
a,M vkKp NILL1k
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! AlgcTUR9
: 70 YOUNG MGN



= Lecture ~ eAe NssoSe. TvsAeUen1
49, Radical suss IL eshsInai veal nesa, ~ onoena.
tseTheA, ledesed ~ eslf Ahuss, Isssieatssy -.
lsslensl smp"rnry, NsrveMs lbsAtty, 80 lsaeo1l.
0eAfs te Marriage generally; toNsumpslGs, Epliep.
III 80 yt!s 0eataI aed rlsyelrlsi Isssteslty, q.
-. 11noef !, GulvkkW 1tl, y. D., asskss y
me Woeld.esaosss1 satkas, IN shis aAsalehis
t1eswses sleetiy pseses fsOm ~ ewN ssossteoes
e4At 0.s Aufwl eenseiupsess 1T nssf Ahuae may Be
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