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The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23
GOOD
BuSineSSChanC

offer my stock of Hardware and man
ufacturing business for sale on easy terms
to a responsible party. Have been estab-
liShed eleven years, and can refer to some
of the best business men in Portland or
Boston. I can show that it is a paying
business-the only business like it in
Maine-and an excellent opportunity for
a party with small capital. Have
WOrkmen who have been in my employ
several years who are thoroughly cOmpe-
tent and fully understand the manutac-
turing and jObbing business. Which ca
pacity is possessed by no other Hardware
store in Maine. 1 am also the only con-
Germ in Maine that manufacture Locks
and House Trimmings. The repairing
and jObbing alone will pay all expenses
of running the business. Owning the
building, which is newly fitted up, 1 will
make the rent satisfactory. My only
reason for selling is that my health is so
poor that cannot attend to business.
For further particulars enquire of
present owner, HENRY JONES,
II Plum Street, Portland Me-,
or M. d JONES & CO., lis Washington
Street, Boston, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23
Boston stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, March 22.l
Second Call,
x.,- x.rn stock and Ionex Marke,.

NEW YORK. March 22-Evening-Money market
easv at @ Der cent on call, closing at per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet at 4S3a @ asa for 60 days
and ASH 4set for den; demand a. ,O., r,.,
sales at iOi4 "a 1O5. The carrying rates were and
i cent? borrowing sx rates ate per cent and fat
The were s 3 The customs re-
0S0 specie The China arrived to-day brought el75-
600 silver bars. The Treasury disbursements were
ments are firm. Stock market irregular in main
firm.
The total transactions at the Stock Exchange ag-
aware, Lackawanna q Western, $4,000 shares Lake
Shore, 124OO shares Pacific Mail, H. 500 shares Wes
tern Union, 5000 shares New York Central 5l00
shares Delaware 81 Hudson Canal $500 shares Michi-
gan Central 1900 shares North Western 1900 shares
Illinois Central, 100 shares Ohio s. Mississippi 400
shares Rock Island.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Thursday, March %.
ARRIVED.

Thursday, March %.
ARRIVED.
Sch Elihu Burritt, Hillyard Boston, to load for
Lubec.
Sch Rose, Stickney, Boston, to load tor Calais and
PASSPORT
Sch Alaska, Thorndike, Rockland-lime to A B
Morse & Co.
Sch Jennie Armstrong Orne, Southport.
Sch VIM Penn, from Spruce Head tor New York.
Sch Empire. Ryan, Belfast for Boston.
Ar 21st-sch W 5 Jordan, from Salem for Wind
sor, Ms, (and proceeded 22d).
CLEARED.
Steamship Chesapeake, Mangum, New York
Henry Fox.
Brig Hattie NJ Balm. Thestrup, Havana-John W
Dyer.
Brig Susie j Strout, Pickett, Havana - Nutter,
Kmball 81 Co.
Sch David Torrey, Soule, st Vincent, CVI-R Lew
is 81 Co.
Sch Senator Grimes Cassidy, from CALAIS tor New
York-(deck load laths sold and discharged here.)
Sch Evelina, Mayo, Brooklin-J w Jones.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton. Boothbay-D Choate
Sch Victory, Wilson, Addison-Nath'l Blake.
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BY OFFERING

-~ - $500 - $1,000 A--A--A& ~
Ladies' Full Regular Hose 20, 25, 81,
35c upwards, Ladies' Domestic Hose z,
10, Ii. l5c upwards, Ladies' Domestic
and Regular Extra Length IL. 45c I'D.
Ladies' Fancy BalmOrals IL I-2, ID. lie
upwards. Ladies' Balbriggan Hose,
regular made, 81 1-2, 44c upwards,
Children's Fancy and Solid COIers s, 10,
IL Ice up. Gents Navy Blue, Slate ana
Brown, l-2 Hose Regular, 33c. Ball
Knitting Cotton, white, 4e. cOlOred SC.
New Style Leather Belts go to 3Sc.
New style Pocket Books 10c to S1.25.
Ruches 10 and 25c dOz. Pins lie Pack.
age of IL papers. English Stuck Mead.
les, &c paper. 3 cord 200 yards Cotton
&c. Best Dress Braids &c. 100 yards
Spool Silk Sc. Best Twist 4c. Silk
Neck Ties IL l-2c., Silk Neck Ties FIRING
ed 25c. Gents Turkey Red Handker-
chiefs l0c upwards, the Best ~ lie
Linen Handkerchiefs in Portland. Our
Gut Hamburg Edges delight all be-
holders. Our Tides are Cheap, Cheap.
Our Isle Gloves for ~ Lee upwards,
are unsurpassed. Our Line of Bustles
is now full and complete. Our COrsets
are well known and can not fail to give
satisfaction, from 45c upwards. A full
line Of Towels from II Lee upwards Tip
Top. Just received, Plain and Striped
NainSOOkS, a Bargain. Black Silk Fringe
from 20 60 100 yards, give them look.
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23

Inn IN Vonrc the VEGETABLE PULMONARY Ball
IUl JU lUQlN SAM of Cutler Bros. 81 Co., Boston
sumption. Sold in Portland by Apothecaries gen
orally. fe8sn13w
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INFANTILE CATARRH

Which when neglected, and their bodies are placed
in horizontal position, leads very often to what is
known as SUDDEN GROUP, which in nine cases
out of ten cannot be cured, and you behold your
loved one die before your eyes. Mothers, always
keep on hand box of
The Portland daily press., 1877-03-23

For sale everywhere. Price only IS cents. SMITH
DOOLITTLE q SMITH, 26 fremont Street, Boston
Agents, for U. 8. oct11WSS Msn6m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-11
Written for the Sunday Morning Bazoo.
The 0tterville Camp Meeting.


The 0tterville Camp Meeting.
Nh. EDITOR You have doubtless no
ticed vulgar criticism over the signature
oil" Victor" aud published I'm the Boon
vile Advertiser Of 3lst ult, on the Camp
Meeting held BY the colored people at o.
terville. We we're at the meeting. but un
like some Of our neighbors, We did not take
prominent position, but from our stand
point. saw nothing out Of the order Of good
behavior, except by some Of the white trash
Who. no doubt, wen, there for the sole pur-
pose Of fun-mak,ng. Although the meeting,
preaching, aud conduct Of the colored peo-
pie far surpassed the most ssnguiue expec-
iations, il il not shame to thus ssismatize
= congregation called together for religious
wor~hiR merely Oh account Of want OF
education! And especially those, some Of
whom are hardly dry iron, the holy ordi-
nance Of baptism. Victor in his peregrin-
aiion failed to notice the conduct Of some
of the fsirer class Of society, else he nigh.
have made his sensation far more striking.
He wonlA have the public believe that he
il continually pereRrinaiing the country
guarding the public interest, when in fact
We doubt IL he ever gets outside of Otter
willie. hut We assnre you that there il
nothing in Otierville, however intricate,
that escapes his eternal vigilance. il SCENE
that 'victos' vas the only one Who had the
goOd fortune tn witness the downfall Of the
lady, nnsler-tunics ON the street, . proof
that hrs keen eye is ever on the alert.
ClVlS
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A rERRIBLE AHPAIR.
4 Young Girl Violated BY Her
BrotheF.in-laW.

The Particular u . terrible Outrage
reaches ~ from the neighbOrhood Of Inde-
penpence, in which il il stated that young
girl thirteen years Of age, Vas outraged
Friday evening BY Frank Shanks, Who has
Just arrived from Texas. The girl IL the
daughter Of Mr.. Ellington, . respectable
farmer, and the circumstances Of the Outrage
are peculiarly asirocious. II Is said that no
STEPS have been taken To
ARREST THE YIEND
on account al desire on the part of the
family To suppress any reports 81 the occur
renee. Bnt this can hardly be trne. Al
any rte MANNER al citizens of lndepen-
deace have determined Ia bring the william
To Justice. and be is By this time probably in
TINE RANps OF THE LAW
A. long a such scoundrels are permitted to
60 Ut large M woman j. safe in the country.
Il would he IN outrage upon humanity not
to punish man guilty Of such terrible
crime.
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the SWORD OP sENNEs.

Tie biIl0ws plunge like steeds that hear
The Knights with foamy crest;
The sea Winds hare like bugies. where
The Alabama rests.
old glories from their sI.lend"r mi>ts
Salute with pOmp. and hail
The sword that held the ocean lists
Against the world in mail
And down from Engiand's stored hills,
From purple slopes al Frame.
The old bright wine OF valor hits
The chalbce of ROMANCE
For this uas hOnor's tourney space
The tilt yard of the ga,
The hattie path Of kingly wrath
And kinglier courtesy;
And down the sleePs ia sunless heaps
The gold, the gem. the isan,
La one Groad Aaze q srIends.r, t.-lt
Did England like AN earl.
And there they rest, tire PriDcel'est
M earfhs regaiia gems
The starlight of our SOsaheIn cross,
The swOrd Of Raphal Seinmes
And that great giaiSe which Arthur, gave
In guesaon 10 the sea
Excalibnr, that sleeps below,
Cntil the great sea-i0gies blow
The summons Of the free
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At Home and Abroad.

Carlotta Patti is reported to be seriously
i'll with complication Of disorders.
Mr.. John E. Owens will open his starring
season at Pittsburg. opening there Oh the
10Th.
Mrs Mary Car, in "Joe, was the atirac-
ton at Hooley's Theatre, Chicago, lat
week, and Baby" at McVicker's.
Miss Rose Eyt,nge will appear at the
California Theatre, San Francisco, to-mor-
row evening, following Helena Modje-ks,
who closed last night.
Mr.. John T. Raymond is equipped, this
season with four new plays-"The Golden
Cali" Risks" Seven Oaks" and Snatch
ley, or Business is Business"
On Monday evening last. the new bur-
League "Oxyeen" vas produced at Wailack's
Theatre, Ne~ York, by the Thompson
Troupe, and the Florences opened At the
Eagle Theatre in the The Mighty Dollar
Tomorrow evening, Mr.. Sotherp will APP
pear At the Park Theatre in The Crushed
Trsgedian." and on Tuesday evening the
Fifth Avenue will commence iis ninth regu-
lar season With Manager Dsly's new play,
'Our City"
The opening Of the Lycenm Theatre il
announced on the 10th, when Mrs Waller
and Mr.. Edward F. Thorn will appear in
m adaptation from the French, called
Under the Willows"
On the 9th ult, the Rston theatres we're
opened for the season. At the Boston, the
Campbell Comedy Company appeared in
"How Women Love-" and the Museum
psesented . stock performance Of "Di-
vOree."
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Only iev days ago the BAzOo chron-
icled . saaguinary eoaAict in So. Jo.eph, in
which barber cut conspicuous fgure. II
ID now is duty to keep up the Kansas City
end al The social see-saw in this series Of
barbesous eonaieas. Naturally. Kansas
City Eoes on~ step higher on the social
stairway than 81. JO~~ph did. anil presents
her hsri<r to IN asimiring world - . col.
Ord athlete with
WHITE WIFE.
Whether il Is customary in Kansas City
for colorrd BARRIERS to have white wives,
matters litile, but thisone At least has bleach.
ed his love TO milky vhiteaess. His name Is
Professor Jeiferson, and he keeps shop
under the L,ndell Hotel. lie had reasons
to believe that an
rTINERANr PAPER vENDER-
probably an employee Of the Kansa, City
7I@es female lotiery-h,d been using words
derogatory to his skill -
An ARTIST IN HAIR,
and he thereup0n attacked him for the out
rage. But CIoieam-such Vas the name
Vi the retailer Of miscellaneous literature
repelled the accusation with scoru. Indeed
he became 70 Indignant, that he proceeded
to carve up Professor JeiIenson into mincs
meat. But before he had succeeded in &C.
completing his purpose, the Professor
REITERATED On MS RESERVE,
which was the white wife before alluded To-
That muscular female Immediately COZ.
fronted the enemy and threw Mr.. Choteau
head over heels out Of the window. In The
mean time the Professor had seized upou
his little pistol and commenced rapid 6rs
in the rear Of the paper seller, one shot
taking effect in his thigh and another ia
his am, while the third penetrated thu
knee Of = byssander named Morrison, in
dicsiug wound that will probably cause
An ANrCTATsON o. the LEE.
BY this time large crowd Of citizens hsl
gasherrd At the place. and BY moral saasics
inservened to stop The conflict. both met
were arrested and conveyed to Jail, Will
The disabled citizen vas sen, 10 .0avenien
place to have his leg cut Cd. So ended th,
ARRAY.
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A TERRIBLE PAIL.


A serious aecident occurred yesterday
morning about eight miles south Of Se.lalia
which il ia feared will prove fatal to a son
Of Mr.. Beers. In company with some other
boys, he was fixing swing to large limb
in burr oak tree, nearly thirty feet from
the ground. when he missed his hold, and
falling, struck the ground with
GREAT VIOLENCE.
His NEST serious injury Wa ab"ak she
head and shoulders. Although he VI M
mediai<ly picked up and carried 1the
house, be remained insensible for some
time. Wkes consciousness returned he
complained Of extreme pain in the back,
which lesds 10 the fear that
THE SPINAL COLUMN
II affected. A physician was summoned
from Se,lalia, and the little fellow had all
the care which medical skill could furnish.
At Last accounts he was resting easily.
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Write. sss s..hy lsssnhs DAsss.
our COLORADO L133kR
Brilliant Proposes In IL llineo-
New Diooovoeioo-HstteFo o
General Intoroot from On Occa-
sional Correspondent.


Nh. EpsTOa :-Thinking that some AZ
yoar nunesous readen would like to heas
something from this part of our country.
viil give tev isrms on the mining opera
sioas Of this and sdjnining districts, the
mort notable Of which are the new di.cov-
cries in the San Miguel district.
Three weeks ego J. +. Laeome, . n,er.
chant Of this place, sent . man out pros
pecsing. in thrre days he returned bsinsins
some 6ne specimens which Lscome had as
sayed, and found them to run $50 ounces Of
silver to the Ion.
RICH Diss'OvYRY.
He At once put hands to work, aud the
ore, which is abundant, shows BY mill runs
The amount Of s63 ounces per ton. from the
surface dow. The mine Is called the Sui.
phurets. Lacome propo-es to lease the
mine during this winter. and make . trip
To New Orleans to visit some relatives, and
to spend part Of the winter in Sedslia.
He is entirely Western man, never having
MlsrOrRIAxs LUCK.
A Mi~ourisn BY the name Of Henry
CLARK, was here only few days, and secur-
ed an interest In the Sculptures for $500,
! and returned home With fortune.
There are other mines owned By parties
like myself not able to develop them, that
are just ~ good.
SMALL CAPITALISM.
This has been very h.rd year 10 men ol
email capital. for the reason ihst the sprins
Vas ut least one month and . hall later than
usual, and for this ressoa . great many
capitalists Who started to the San Juan
country turned hack, aud there has been
very little money in the country this sesson,
les than usual.
The parties Who are doing business here
are veil pleased with what they have done.
We have located new mine on Cement
creek, in the Animas or Silverton district,
called the
SITTING BULL LODE,
which think when developed, will aston
ish the country. We have also ore hall
interest in The 81. Louis lode, near BY.
Can work both from the same camp.
There il Rot . day bat some new mise IL
Icing opened mp to the eye- ol men, and !
think this il bound 10 be the finest mining
district in Colorado. and perhaps in the
world. The ;reen Smelling Works have
already shipped more bullion than they
did last year, hut from much smaller
quantity Of ore, showing that a the mines
so down, OF are developed, they improve
in richness. and that the only way To get
pay cut ii them j. 10 work them.
THE sEDALIA LODE,
oa Cunningham Gulch, u looking fine for
the amount oi work that has heen done on
il. There are two finely developed lodes
crossing the Seslslia lode. which are full Of
gray coppes, the finest silver producing
metal known. All ihose Who have been
fortunate enough to get shares in the Soda
Lin lode will s'oa be able 10 appreciate the
nerve and disposition that il takes To climb
The ragged mountains. to secure for you
who are little more fortunate financially,
that which you never would have had or
seen tor yonrselve,,
4 RNH SILVER NINE.
! once in . while g~t to see BAzoo, the
oaly paper in Central Missouri that is
worth reading. w. r. J..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-11

An Invitation before ~ tells Of the mar
riage of Miss Emma ChaPpelear, at Far
mer City, ILL.,, Sept. l2:h. 1877. Miss
Chappelear Is we'll known here, having for
mserly been . teacher in the Sesialia Public
School. Her friends are legion in this cisv
and will wish her q life replcte with
pleasure.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-11

"A eolossd msa sad brother. ssd o.
d Ne onss dilspidssed speeineas Of that
elas thas ever stsuck oas ohsesvatioa, vss
cssossiag ssoaad ths market hoeas lssa
sioAt. wildly psoclaioiag his iniestioa Ia
elids aissesly through sooe white isdivid-
cal vAo had his hin il he eye With 10
naso. A gentleman Pssseat kindly volas-
sssssi hi services asd il tsv neaesa1
~ darby setseaaed il he disectios Of
lows, leekiag - tAeagA - hsd ben e.
sneed h AaaA-so-haoa eoa1icl 9Th . ~
bailes szPlosioas. md co. licked y eseh
90 u turn.
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VAN WAou1R.
Atchiso0. Ks Seue 9th. 1877.

Atchisoa, Ks., Seps. 9sh, 1877.
The Aichisoa Os.P;s i The oaly paper
that know Of that CONES aP to the s3sdslis
pren for snap and easerprise. John Fl.
Morton, ia editor, has talked Atchiaoa and
Kansas, until he has been The means Of 'ihe
ri.ing and falling Of many" And when
You meet hmm he looks ~ denure, and in
nocem,, and sincere a. = homeopathic doc.
ior. He cannot make . speech, NOR has he
6ne conversational powers, but he yields
AN AWFUL PEN,
and woe to the man ~ho tresds on his toes.
And vet Atchisoa has not grown any since
last I x.s here, and property and rents
have come down greatly. How could i,
grow any while there we're such sva,ms Of
grasshoppen devouriag the crops. which
are the bare of all property! But this
year the hoppen are doing no particular
damage, and county and city are looking
up. Thirty thousand acres have just been
sold along the line Of the Central Branch
railroad, and the company are now extend.
ing their line Of road forty miles, reaching
unto
THE SALMON VALLEY.
Major Downs, the Superintendent Of the
road. began . few years since, not exactly
With peanuts, but with tin pans. But now
be is one Of the sharpest and most energet-
ic Of the .ailroad men Of the West. Sena-
tor Pomeroy and your humble servant gave
HIM the iirst hoist-Ae With his political
influence, and with the Gospel petard! !
am going to visit his wife to-day-you can
always get pass il You can speak with
SUPPLEMENTARY wife. Editors get passes
BY ex.ggerating the truth Pritchard says
there are nine ways Of skinning q cat.
believe it. Isuppoe
THE MURPHY MOVEMENT.
has been great blessing to editors. None
Of the printers now drink strong potation..
Rum il the great curse Of the world. How
many men once prominent h,v. gone down
from its influence! Sometimes ] think
will give the balance Of my life to the
cause. Are the churches there all in full
blaztj II not, stir them up to good works.
A little lsmpooning now and then, il 1t
doss come from the wicked. will do them
no harm.
WORDS 10 THE CLERGY.
Tell Brother Davidson 10 quit smoking
and chewing, and Bsother Wallace not to
purchase such long cigan, or some one will
stick out of his pocket. Tell Brother
Mitchell he hsd better let Reecher alone,
~ he is too big for him to handle! Say :"
that Christian BrSther Hallsm 70 mould
DIR. Conkwright after his own image.
Speak Ia Broihers Marhsll and Frazier,
aud sav: "North give uP. aud Sonih hold
not hsck!" They will know what mean.
Ard the re~t will ] set in order when
come. J. NJ V. w.
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Theae items are lusnished thn paper BY
IT,. Masoa, Eco, Who i the sgese u Ia
noase ios tie Daily and Weekly BA1oo.
He will seceive orders for subncriPtioa and
sdversiring. Hia riceipts Tor 0oaey will
be hoaosed b. this oG6ce.
LANoxrK, 6ePe. 8 1877.
Misc Aaaa Neal, Of Houseoeis, i here
a . witt 10 her nuoesous frieads.
The coscest last night st the Aetho-
diss church, ~ a eiSise suecso. and .
vesy hasdsoae sna ~ realized lor he
beneee Of tie ssbbalh SCHOOLS q this place.
TIE fsroess 40 nos very bssy sowing
theie vhssa A very lssge acreage will Be
put 10 tAia fall.
-ThiaQ have beea very qsiet hess in
u coal basiseas Since The eoaviets we're
seooved 70 MNoeessai. N, vosk n eoiag
o. 1t either Mr.: Chevs oise OF 1t ~
Talnsee Miss lesviag TIE 6eA esslsely
opea 70 JsAee Nisehas, vhe = aov reap
iae sieA harvs's. sssP'Piag this seisAhos-
0oOOs rrr
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A 0iri's Adventure with q Rattle
snake.

The Lawrence, Kansas. THbxn~, says
Last Friday. while Col. Walker was stop.
ping in Wellsv,lle, on The L.. L. 4 Il. road,
he learned Of very curious occurrence.
Mi~ Emma Lester, daughter Of the L., L.
4 G. section hos, found ratilesnake and
attacked il with IN AZ, cutting it twice in
two. Most folks would have rested here,
and gore home TO bosst Of their bravery.
But Mic Emma thinted for more adven-
ture, and 80 began poking one piece Of the
severed serpens with stick for the purpose
Of putting 1t on the railroad track to scare
her father and his gang when they came
home from their work. While Mis- Emma
was basily poking she got careless, and
passing her hand too near the snakes head,
vas bitten On the thumb. The arm began
to swell At once. but having plenty Of
whisky within reach che drank more than
. quart, and in due time sqnelched all
symptoms Of disorder. For fully IN hour
the whisky had no intoxicating effect, bat
after that-vhoop!
There i growing demand for family
resideaces in Seaalia. Il would be good
investment fOr capitalism.
-Tvoor three suspicious character were
in town yesterday, Who received some
very marked bat quiet alterations from the
police. Il h believed they are escaping
hone thieves. Il will do no harm to keep
them in view until the suspicious are veri-
6ed or not.
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A SUICIDE.
The Son Of . Joplin Merchant
Binds His Career in Q House OF III
Fame.

A Young man named Rufus Pyle, sou Of
a Joplin dry goods merchants, committed
suicide in house Of prostitution in Galena,
Sunday night, by taking morphine. Pyle
came to Short creek rome days before aud
iook up With . prostitute in the bottom,
and was spreeing around several days-nn-
I'll Sunday night. when he and the woman
retired-bosh taking
THE SANE BED.
During the night Pyle awoke the woman
by his groaning and . physician was sent
for, but il was too late death had claimed
It's victim. The body was removed to
. hotel next morning, where il Was placed
in coffin snd then taken to
JOPLIN FOR BURIAL
II all reports are true young Pyle had
rui6cient cause for wishing to end his life
"a life that had become almost unbesr-
able. He had dissipased freely in Joplin,
spending his time, money aud manhood
among sbandoned women until be vas
stricken With
A SHAMEFUL DISEASE,
which finally told upon his frame and
made him disgrace in the eyes Of taish-
fol and loving wife and two bright chill
dres. With all his faults, however. he had
some sos,d traits that bis friends may vel
be proud Of. He vss
GENEROUS TO 4 FAULT
and true friend to friends, bot dissipation
led hin sssray, and With all his kind feel
ing, be soes to . suicides grave, wrapped
in shame that vill cause the hearts ii
Others 10 ache.