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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-10-31
Items From West Springs.

This weather reminds some people Of their
ovcrcoats, and oilers that they have none.
Some miserable punstcr has recently exploded
the idea that "thcrc is nothing n'~ under the
SUM- by saying: There is new academy ami
n hsw teacher AT West Springs this week.
Your correspondent was in SpartanIurg
County a few days ago ami noticed some skclc-
tons with COW skins stretched over them. They
were living, breathing ''cgorieS Of want
Whether the stock law has anything to do with
this state OF affairs am unable TO say.
The Ladies Sewing Society Of West Springs
is now fully organized. The members number
ing over forty, arc preparing TO have - hot sup
per AM fair sometime during the last dtyS OF
November 1t viii undoubtedly he good thing,
for whatever the ladies do is done ,r,N. Tie
object is to seat and furnish the Academy
We are pleased TO see among us occasionally
the gcmial face Of cur worthy School Cumm;s.
sioucr. Ills lit'!c daughter, whose .rc has for
several weeks been dcspaircl Of, is now better
and hopes Of her recovery are entertained.
! thought | would be ablc t) send you some
new. items this week, hut II seems that The rco-
pie of this community have entered upon
silent warfare against newspapers They viii
neither 1t" nor :oY anything that could hc c c,um-
tel m accident or violation Of the Inv.
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by order Of the board of health.
81. CHANDLER, VI. d., Secretary"

THIBvrE TO Gov. SiMrSoN.-At meeting
Of the Governors Of the original thirteen States
in Philadelphia recently, preliminary to the
proposed celebration of the surrender of Corn
wallis ut Yorktown. Governor Simpson male Il
brilliant speech, which was much admired AMI
highly c0mpGncm,cl. Most prominent men
arc apt I" he ovcrra'cd, but our people have
uudcrratcd Governor simpson. The fact is, he
has been OvcrShadowcl 10y Senator IIamptun rs
would amy other i'll comparison with him. In
everything that goes to make up u gentleman
of ability and character, and one calculated TO
become II popular leader of the people, Cover
nor Simpson is not cNccllcl by any of his con-
tcmporaricS in the State. We think his retire
meat upon the Supreme Bench as contemplated
hy somo Of his friends, would hc unfoVunatc to
himself and IL the country not LoweieE that
he would not utIy hi and adorn the bench. i!c
is u fU)l and true type Of the conservative South
Caronian. May his successor hc ~ able aud
rs worthy the high honor and distinction which
lie has 50 crcdibly bornc.-NIrion Merchant 0nd
Farmer.
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COTTON MOETGAGES.-rhc Florence Times
quotes, with comment, an article from the Mis-.
souri, RtpWJ!scHH on liens or 'cottun mortgages
to which is attributed the embarrassed aud de
pendent condition OF many of our farmers
While the system flights the pros poets and par
alyzcs the resources Of the planting interests,
which is the life blood Of the country, il en-
riches the factor and merchant and enables
them to make their own tcrlnS. The mort
gage system Is the old man Of the sea, which
the South has teen carrying ever since
the war. Cotton raising says the H,jULLca..
under proper cJnlitions and with iudicious
management, can be made paying business.
Ii Is said that the Samc amount of labor dircc-
ted to cotton raising in Mississippi or S-uti.
Carolina will make twice much money IL
whcn employed in raising grain in Illinois or
Iowa The papers Of the cotton States arc CON
siantly making this assertion, and they furnish
the facts and figures which seem to prove il :
AMI yet Illinois and Iowa are rich and prosIcr
Gus, and are steadily increasing in wealth and
mower ut IA greater rate than Mississippi and
South Carolina. This may hc accounted for
from the fact that they do not mortgage their
crops beforehand or eat them up before they
are made, thus keeping them always = year
behind.
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FA&EwELL To NE yellow TEvEE.-Mcmph is,
Oci0Jcr 21-Noon.-OHc case was reported this
morning and two deaths have occurred
The following is the official announcement of
the board OF health declaring the epidemic
cndcl:
Owing TO the fall in the temperature within
,he past three days, there having been two good
iroSis with prospect OF the contribution Of
cool weather, the board of health hereby declares
inc cp!dcmic OF 1879 at an cud, and announces
that there is but little danger to he apprchcndcd
from yellow ieHcr by absemiccs or other persons
coming INTO the city, provided that the instruc-
ions published September 2Sth have been COM
pled with III regard 10 ventilation of houses
bedding. clothing, &c. 1t takes this occasion to
advise the people on their return to avoid infcc-
| ted places. There few cases of yellow fc-
vcr yet i'll the city and few cases may vet de-
vcIop but by ordinary prudence there is no dan
ger OF the disease now spreading from that
source.
"By order Of the board of health
! 81. CHANDLER, VI. d., Secretary"
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JAS. l.. BLACK. Sew.

Coy. SIMrsoN NRErUENEp.--ColuuLin October
q Governor Simpson has returned from Phil
"dciph;a. lie speaks in glowing terms Of tho
hospitality Of the Pcnnsylvarians, and OF the
genial delight Of the people ut the coming of tho
Southern Governors. The Governors all attended
divine services in ono of :hc Episcopal Church
cs Of the "City of Brothcry Love-" last Sunday
morning, and the rcw formerly occupied ly
Gen. Washington assigned to Governor
simpson. tho Governors OF Massachusetts, Nir-
ginia and Pennsylvania. a rather left handed
sort Of compliment was paid Governor Simpson.
several times during his visit. by parties cheer
ing him for Hayes. There is II slight rrScm-
h,ancc between the two men, but ''our Governor"
is hy far the hamlsomcr and, | believe no maa
will garsay Inc when declare. the better man
OF the two.-('Dr. Nr,rs n3d (OUri,r
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ALtn>NA N"rcS.-M 2omcry, Ala, October
22.-bn September LIST the Greene County treas
ury was robh"l of over 81 600. Yesterday ". .
+. Cockrcll, OF Utah. was arrested. charged with
the oitcmse. large portion Of the money has
been recovered.
The rains Of tho past ten llys hare cen gem
cral in AlahnIIa aul have done much lamagc to
cotton III the fields. Some cotton is srrouing
in hollis on account Of heat ana ,lampnc>s.> The
wafer courses are all swollen ani some damage
to property has resulted. Thomas Williams n
mcmIc" of Congress from the Fifth District, has
lost about 0ac hundred bales Of cotton and a
considerable amount Of corn.
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THEY WANT THE SroCK LAw.-..At meeting
held at Cherokee Spring, on Saturday, October
-, 1879, the following resolutions were unani
mously adopted:
lst-ThNt VIC arc heartily IL favor of tho all
oliton Of tho present fence law. and of the i'm
mediate enactment of the stock law.
2na-That wo have serious apprchcnsions Of
oar ability to 50 rebuild our fences rs to furnish
another Years 'curiiy to our crops without the
passage OF the desired stock law.
3rd-fhat we respectfully call meeting Of
the Farmers rf the County, to bc held ut Spar
tanNurc. in the Court House on Salcsiay in
November, ut | clock, to discuss the qucs-
ton, whether or not we should mcmoralze
the Legislature to pass the stock law ut its next
session.
JAS. Woop, Chm.
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Rohbing Widows.

On Saturday night last thief broke into the
store house OF Mrs. Graham, widow of the late
O. l.. II. Graham, ia this town, and stole u
quantity oil provisions which she had purchased
that day, consisting OF Flour, Bacon, Coffee,
Sugar, SC, LaIics' and gcntlcman's shawl.
This provisions were ali She EaI and the l5ss
falls heavily upon her.
We also learn that on Saturday, while Mrs.
Fowler, widow Lady living few miles above
here, was absent from home some ycoundrcl
broke into her dwelling aud stole about lOO!hs,
s"cl Col"n some quilts, Countcrrnncs, AMI
other articles.
No cluc 10 the thief in either case has as yet
cen found.
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TIN SAVANNAH RIVER fLoop.-Thc Augusta
CNroa,clc anil CoA&ij'HijpHI'i&i says: Now that
the high river - going down, and the back wa
ter over the lowlnnds is rcccding, some idea may
be had Of damages To the crops below the city.
We learn from gentlemen who had fine corn
fields OH the river that the grain was completely
covered, and has been seriously damaged 10y the
sudden anil 81 ,uai overflow. The damage to one
field above is estimated at iron ; 200 to : 300,
while several other planters count up losses of
5000
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\ TElrU:E 10 NiErUE--On Wednesday last a
monument VAS unveiled in SpartamLurg County
over the remains Of the late Miss Frances Wood
ward. the young woman who was 50 bruialiy
murdered by John J. Moore on the 9TH of June
last The monument, which is of Italian mar
bic, which stands six feet high base Of ma
tive granite, was purchased by subscriptions
raised in the ncghborh0ud. The Inscription is
cut raised shield facing the east, which is as
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THE toAL TEsr-Wc learn from the Augusta
Erc"Hy -Ncrs that most satisfactory and i'm
porant test Of the Richmond County coal was
made on Thursday, by the authorities of the
Georgia Railroad.
One OF the fine coal burners of the road was
drawn out, eight freight boxes attached and
the engine boarded by General Alexander, prcsi.
dent of The road, accompanied by Major 4. II.
McLaws, agCu: of the minc and coal company :
Engineer Frank Sale, III charge Of the machine :
Mr.. John Cook, master machinist Major Wiz.
ins, road master: Mr.. II. Einunsion agent.
ani Mr. McMurrhy, archicet OF the road.
The CRATE waS loaded down with Richmond
County coal, and no other material was used in
hrlng the engine. The party then procccIrl
up the road and wcnt rs far as Bel Air. c.. ii.
ten mile post, with the usual spccl and steam.
and to the proper satisfaction Of The party A.
they were practical men as indicated by The
importam positions most Of lhcm held as officers
"i the road their opinion is o! particular yali:r
The coal used was sail not to have been NJ good
as that usually taken out, being of n lot cut some
T"'rs back an" without removing the intcrmc.
diate layers Of earthly matter CDl R,gistcr.
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y NE&pLiTA IN AIiBNMA.-Ntw York, Octo-
bcr 2J.-A special fl om Cnurlla Ala nbn IN II
says last May John I. Hawkins shot and hillCd
:. +. Drake. To-day lFri'layl J. II. Drake, a
brother of the deceased, met Hawkins and com
mcuccd firing upon HIM. Closing with Hawkins
he threw him to the ground. The city marshal
ran up and attempted To publ OF Drake who was
beating Hawkins over the heal with pistol
Throwing the marshal on, Drake placed the pistol
to Hawkins head AMI fired again, blowing out
his brains. The Granl Jury had failed to find
an Indictment against Hawkins, and this 50 in.
ccnScd Drake that he fred on lIaw kins at sight.
Drake escaped.
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Senator Wade Hampton is reported 10 have
written n letter to friend in Baltimore in which
lie says that ihc present aspect of politics APP
pears to him to suggest the nomination of Bay
ard and Mcdonald as the Democratic ticket for
1850. We believe that Senator Butler has hcid
the same opinion FOR some time, rs far rs Bayard
is concerned.
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Cola SDectaclos Lost.

\ Lady lost a pair Of Gold Spcctaccs on
Wednesday, either returning from at the Fair,
the streets of Union. Any person finding
them will confer a great favor on the loser by
leaving them at the Tim,v Office
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ii3" Gee * IIumphrics hare got the prctticst
and cheapest stock of goods in town and their
clerks arc perfect gentlemen. 1t does them good
to show goOls.
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MA. Gee & lIumphrics have g,t the largest,
the h0nlsomcst, and the cheapest stock of cloak )
in town. Call and examine them.
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IYScurHG II kENIrrNY. cincinnati October
G3.-A special from Grayson, Ky, relates that
two hundred inca role into Nawinshurg. Elliott
County. on Munlay night surrouT,igd the Jail,
oYcrno wercd Ihc iaicr, tool; two prisoners, John
v. K"n lall AMI Wm. Mcmillan, to u tree near
10y aul hanged them until they were deth The
men who were hanged were hnown to belong to
! gang u Of outlaws.
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BAYlEp r0E rEESIpENr.--lf Grant is nomi-
mated we would prefer Hancock. We do not
however, FROM the outlook ut present, regard
Hancock standing much chance. This leaves
the field to 5nyard, and in the light of the Ohio
defeat, we think the true policy Of the party is
to concentrate on this accomplished gentleman.
lie alone. next to Tillcn, may carr New
ioIN, and rally around him dissatisfied kcruh.
lcGns. No blot is on his record. and the shafts
Il SANDER OF malice Will fall harm.c,>iy on hlS
Shield. Iinli, able and pure. we fear he is real
~ too vir;uuus u citizen for this Hcmoralilrl
country to elect. Like Iii, ilu,tliuus prot1tyrc.
he i without ca: or rcp"oach. and his election
wr@'d lie hai!Cl a. & return to constitutional
government and puri y tf administration. II,
FROM causes we cannot nrw fprcsrc. he j. on, of
The race, ihcn give us Hancock, the soldier
statesman. -h.r,h.ur Gaes'i,.
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re:N. We have received twenty-five new sub
scribcrs the past two weeks and arc promised still
more. KCCpyour promises, gentlemen, and we'll
make your hearts glad every week
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Ga4y" Our esteemed friend, Mrs. John Elkins
will accept our thanks for that big-hcartcd pres
cnt of piece Of the fattcst and tcndcrcst beef
we have tasted for 10 these many days,
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RrVIvALoF Business IN MEMPHIS. s.-Mcmphs
October 2i.--Thcrc general resumption
of business this morning in all branches oftradc
Stores that had been closed since the last of
Ju"c were opened by their rroH!iefors, who
hay" returned To the city, and the wheels Of
commerce are once again moving rapidly along.
Through trains on all the railroads excepting
the Little Rock route arrive and depart. The
streets present their wonted animated apicar-
ancc.
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METHODIST tmuECu Observation-Disclosures, Oc-
tobcr 21.--Nck rn,lrcc Church. Of the Southern
Methodist Church, on Fourth street, was h,.rnrl
last night. Loss iip.N 900: insurance S2j .OHr.
The third story Of John Luck's toy store mex;
door WAS also probably covered hy in
SUGancc.
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TnE CrriCIN ErSrLT IL OHIo.--Columlus,
October 23.-Ihc official count Of The vote for
Governor in the recent State election gives Fos-
vote of Gl,S -Gi1
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nS2- The NcYbcrry Agricultural Fair
great success, as we were satisfied it would be.
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Illness Of Judge kldrich.

Illness Of Julgc Aldrioh.
The Court or Common Pleas Of Orangchurg
County was adjourned last Saturday in consc-
qucncc of tie Illness of Judge Allrich.
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CHOLERA ~ JAr>N.-Snn Francisco October
u Tae CIR IF PcAj" to-day brings the follow
ing news
l"NonNMA, October 1.-THE cholera is rap
idly Suh>iling. Official returns show l50,0
cases since the outbreak and 81 GOO deaths, Its
suppression nov is aItribUiC;, TO The energetic
Efforts Of the government and the Unprecedented
expenditures for sanitary purposes.
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50 ,ODn fIwr.--C Cincinnati, October "S.--lhe
extensive shoe factory ani grocery "nl supply
store of G.. :. Woodruff y Co., ut locHand sta
ton. Ohio, was hurmcd this morning: loss $50
coo: Insurance for S2O.WGO. FiIy TO seventy
five hands. mostly poor girls, have been thrown
out of employment.
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SHOWING AT THE NuHru.-Norwich, Conn.
October 2i.--'fwo inches of snow fell here last
night. The weather is cold.
st. VhomaS. Ont, October 2t.--$iX inches OF
snow fell last night. 1t is still showing.
Allentown, Pa, October 2l.--An inch of sno W
fell at I!az!cloY to-day. The weather is very
cold.
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BlG CoTroN Fiat Richmond, Va, October
1N.-Iniclligcncc was received here TO night
that II fire was raging II; West Point, on the
cotton platform Of the Richmond, York River
AMI Chesapeake Railroad, upon which were
1000 bales Of cotton awaiting transportation
northwarl' The fire originated in the cotton,
an the flames spread 10 an extensive warehouse
"a; dining the PLATFORM.
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CAPT. RYNpEES ron EoEINs0N.-Thc veteran
Democratic politician, Capt. Isaiah }. Eyndcrs,
has come out ilaty i'll favor Of the re. election Of
GOV robinson rs opposed to either Mr.. Cornell
~ Mr.. John Kelly. 81 will support the regular
ticket. have been Democrat too long to go
back OH my party he said to Il reporter ycStcrr
day. "Whlc ! am n personal friend Of Mr..
John Kelly, and will hear onSabusc him per-
Soually, think he's made great mistake. It's
sad 10 contemplate ii t."-.Ncc Ior& IticyTam.
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\ FEEEHE ~ kICmNuNp.- Richmond, October
2i.--irc from a quarter to a half inch thick
formed here last nig!.t The thrwn"pctcr at
sunrise was down to 30 degrees.
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No.ainations ard Plltsorr5.

ln accordance with the declared policy Of the
RcGster, we publish another nomination. from
our most respected contemporary, the Marion
StdA 10 such nou'ina,ions. OF course, We have
nothing to say, they are the expressions OF
in'Hxidunl preference by those who have rs much
right to an expression Of their political au'l per
son,l preferences all other free cjtikcns.
he Rcyiy',r has no nomination To make; we
hold ourselves entirely subject 10 such II norni-
natDn rs the r5nycmtiOn of the democracy OF
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-03

A LITTLE fellow rushed into the
street, recently, to look at monkey
that accompanied an organ grinder
who was playing in front of an adjoin.
ing block. Never having perused the
"Origin Of Man." he gazcd in wonder
and admiration few moments, and
then rushing into the house met his
grandmother to whom he addressed
this inquiry: Grandmother, who
made monkeys?" "God, my boy,'
replied the old lady in her candid way
"Well," said the excitablc grandson in
rejoinder, II bet God laughed when
he got his first monkey done !"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-03

A scHooLMIsTREss in one of the
rural districts, while attempting to in.
struct her younger pupils in little
oral grammar, explained to them that
O verb was word before which could
be placed he, she or it. "Will some
one of the class now give me an exam.
pie 7" said the teacher 30, yes, ]
know a verb" shouted little miss
"cat." "Why, no, Maggie, cat is not
a verb, cat is noun" "Well, then, .
retortcd the little one, cant you put
she before cat ?" Unfortunately for
the further elucidation Of the subject,
it was time for another class to recte
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-03

"YoUNG man." said stern old pro-
fessor to student who had been
charged with kissing one of his daugh-
ters, young man, don't get into that
habit. You'll find that kissing is like
eating soup with a fork" Glow 80,
sir" asked the student. Because u
answered the stern old professor, "you
can't get enough of it."
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-03

A soBBINa English lady, who had
just lost her husband, asked the cler.
gyman Of her parish whether relatives
are able to find one another readily in
the next world. He said emphatically
that they will be reunited at once.
"Then," said she, "his first wife has
got him by this time"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-03

Will offer bargains during the dull season that will be of interest and well
Silk Dress
Silks 7 SIZE 81 and $2 invite comparison with
numbers Sl50 Sl5 49, 25 and $3.50 including three
reliable popular makes, undoubtedly the
bcstvn nlucs that have been offered, and it will afford
pleasure show these goods
send samples
lvnga distance
every $rand S25 superior makes and finish
Stpe reduced this line
Black Black and Ced Satin Mo for trimming
popular prices
orcd Casmeres all shades sold last
al Also better qualities at Soc, 75c and 81
will
he besento n application examine and
arriving
NewF Fouads and Chnze Plain and Side Bands
Housekeeping SpeciaTabng Napkins Crashes Beached
and Unleached Muns Sheetng and Pillow Case Muslin all
at lower prices than elsewhere
Ruchng
day!
Bust coos worth Csc French Woven
Domes Cosets, in all the popular makes
Laundrd Shirts 81
be made the best Wamsutta Muslin
the departments but will
of be throughout large stock,
best possible attention shown
BOGGS 81 BUHI,
lis l2O FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-03

In one cemetery near Havana SO, 1886
interments have been made within ten
years, and the death rate in the Span
ish garrison is particularly large. The
assertion that Cuba is the graveyard
Of Spain would not seem to be great
stretch Of the Imagination.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-03
Time of Holding Courts.

The Court direct that after the IIth day of
March, ISIS, the several Courts Of the county
n Butler shall commence orr the first Monday
n March, June, September and December in
each Ne&r- 10 continue two weeks, or long as
neces ary % dispose of tie business. Ii is fur
ther ordered that hereafter no causes be put
down Tor trial or traverse jurors summoned for
the tirsi week Of the several terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-09-03
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

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az Price, in q sealed envelope, only 8 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Es.
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without the dangerous use OF internal medicine
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mode of cure at once simple, certain and eiieo-
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ter whut his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.
EzJ%This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
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