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, 1879-02-16
He ChRETH FOR YOU"

ISucgested BY the death bed OF a little child VII
yas seized with fright ut the last, and died-despit
he PRAYERS and assurances Of her parents-cryin.
.. Mamma, don't let me die! I've been nausht
omctiules, and God might burn me up."1
Yes, send your missionaries out
To teach - benightcd heathen';
To set their morals right about,
And make them Goods OWL free men'|
Lift up your eyes IN p1ous gtlci
Besccch, with pray'rs more loud than brief,
For idols tt be broken!
Preach far AMI wide that - God is love-"
VINO uavc us our beginnings.
AND keeps q SET Of books above,
Wherein He marks our slnntnes:
That lie who sends us, weak and frail
tNor asks us our pn5lt'on),
To fight Life's battle-if we fail,
Will leave US to pcrdltion!
But oh your ruthless hand withhold,
No. think it it your duty
To dim the childish neGrt OF gold
Which blooms in careless beauty!
How dare you teach Hts lambs to fea=
That lie would ever lose them,
Who held their very bodies dear,
And bore them in His bosom:
His sricv'd heart brooded sadly DER
4 DOOM ed, tnankIess city:
The scarlet letter pa!cd before
His gentle look OF pity,
And He Is Loye-of that be sure
And breaks I1is promise never,
Who says Ills mercy shall endure:
How longy" All, friends, ''forevsr
Then teach your little ones to know
That God keeps watch above them.
And whcrcsoe'er their feet may 20,
viii never ceasc to love them.
The life you deem too lost. too vile,
For any good to leavcn.
Some ftay-sume wnefe-Ils tender sulile
viii reach. and draw to Heaven.
a1iE1An BEArn1CE DIANE.
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In the international Tourney it ls reported that
ave " are once asaln to the front-17 to 16.
The Rev. Prof Wavte has taken the frss prize in
the handicap tournament Of The st. Georges Chess
Club, London.
The will OF the late Capt q. T. Kennedy be-
oueathes his entire chess library to the EdinhurS
Chess Club, that being the drst chess club Of which
he VIA 4 member
4 match by correspondence Is uow IN progress
between the Glasgow Chess Club and the Copen-
ha9cn Chess Club. The match consists os two
camcs and each club is represented by commit
tee Of thrce-Gaasgow by Sheriff Hpens. i. Jenkin,
and John Crru,, and Copenhagen by u. nielsen,
S. Hestzsprung, anu S Il. SofrNsen-
N{e Max judd. Of ST. Louis objects to the STATE
ment OF the ti!0be Democrat that there are nj lcaat
eight anateur4 in thai city to whom he cannot .lve
Il knight. He has, therefore. challenged lnis
cignt aud will play three gares with each OF them
a. The odds named. He proposes to win Il majority
Of the games. The match will take place soon.
A correspondent OF the Cincinnati CoH.merciaz
makes the following good point in regard TO prob
lem solving: MY theory Ut the utli.ty Of prob
lens is that they should be solved from the dia-
grams only. because Il practices the mina In Study
ing and comprehending positions as they occur in
actral games. It VIC cannot s0lyc positions from
the Diagrams 1t will be of little nse to study them
with men on the board, because OF the rule touch
and move. :"
The handicap tournament Of the Manhattan Chess
Club, New York City, which has been in progreas
for several weeks has reached intercst1n. stage.
the leaders being nearly ''neck-and- peck" The
Yur( gi;es the score Of the leading players:
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TRIBUNE: PAGES

know hayc; but of what possible interest can
that be to you3'' s'lt's the music / Want,n she
softly responded.
'.What does transatlantic mean, mamma?''
"Across the Atlantic, child. Hold your tongue
and ask no more questions" Then does trans
parent mean cross mammal"
Sprighrly Young Lady: II am afraid have
q very large 1oot'' Polite Shopmsn: ssIarec,
miss! dear no, miss! Wchaye lots Of gent
that is, customcrs-with much larger, miss"
young woman Of Clncinnatcr
went out through the mud and the spatter;
Her beautiful skirt
Was ruined with dirt;
The pavement WAS what was the matter.
.uI curse the hour We were married.n cx-
claimed an cnraged husband to his better half
To which she mildly replied, "Don't, INV dear :
for that was the only happy hour We have ever
secn."
A marriage notice in an exchange commences,
aLyuch-Pynn.'' All the puns We could think
of in an hour wouldn't Improve that, SO let
it stand stripped Of all photographic adornment.
-N0rwtcA Herald.
They sit by the ingle together.
In silauce far sweeter than sound
In the silence known only to loyefs-
Unbrokcn, until, with bound,
she springs from his side, calculating, "Lawdy!
there's coal OF fire popped on to our new car
pets''-t- ouisviiie Courier Journal.
There was Il young girl OF Saltwater.
She did what she never had oughter;
On her young fellows knee
She was sitting go Tree,
When her grandmother came in and caught her.
First Flunkey-" Well, 1 hear your young
Gov'nor's made q match with Miss Deronda.'
Second Flunkey-" faas, he's gouc and done
itE' First Flunkey-"Co Come now-what's the
6gures ANY idca!'' Second Flunkcy-s' Vail,
taking eycrvt1link into account, calc'Iate his
place III be wuth about eight 'underd q
month tf7i-T0yM{Uu Punch.
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LIVING ,JEWELRY.

Sem 10fE Ifm<S
The London 1po7Td asserts that at the recep-
tion recently given to Gen. Grant in that city
the guest OF the evening scarcely attracted
greater attention than did lady wearing i
living beetle as an ornament. There was no de-
ception about it; it was no automaton, but was
q genuine, living, crawling pet, which was pre-
vented from strayiDE By a slight gold chain
attached to the insects body. Another re-
spectacle London newspaper some time since
described i living ornament {perhaps the same
as the first mentioned) as being worn by the
wife of well-known Congressman OF the
limited States, and said that the custom of
wearing living jewelry was j." familiar to Ameri-
can cutomologists.'' The custom and the bugs
may both be familiar to entomologlsts, but they
are quite new to us, and surely will be SO to our
readers. The new breastDin is a living zop1srAs
Of the soecIes tehebriohidE Or Ieteron,erd. which
is a native OF Mexico. 1t is obout one and q half
inches long, and is not handsome, as are the
brilliant wins-cases OF certain tropical beetles,
earrings OF scarf-pins. But it is rare, and,
therefore, costly, and has the peculiar power,
which cannot be too highly commended in
niece OF iewc1rv, OF not feeling hunger or
a period indefinitely long. Much speculation,
curious, ii not profitable, might be indulsed III
on this text. Imagine, for INSTANCE, at Q fash
ionablc reception, an agent for the Society ior
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals inquiring
whether Miss Blanks dog IS not lnclosed SO
tightly in its chain as to prevent its breathing,
or perhaps arresting Miss Dash:or her maid on
suitable proof, supplied by an envIous fair ono,
that the bracelet clasp Of the accused has not
been fed within six calendar months anu, OF
course, after the gentlemen had been lett at the
table, tic lul1ness OF company exclusively
feminine would be relieved BY matches between
burs famous for speed or for strength IN draw
Ing little loads Of other jewelry. It is hard TO
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FEMININE NOTES.

uOur customers come to stay" as the rude
boy in the cor5et-store remarked
cynical old bachelor says: "Wedlock is like
a hrd-cacc; those without peck to get in, and
those within peck to get out"
uWith all tiny false, love thee stitl,' muir
INJURED Young man as ne calmly handed hls
eir1 the artificial teeth that she had sneezed into
his lap.
Tossing pennies to see who will wear the
nisht-cap is favorite way OF passing the long
evenings of young married couples IN brooklyn
-.Nep IorI: Express.
"Haye you Brown Eyes:" INQUIRED Cd caaim a;.;nl-
nrbs to clerk whose optics are Of the partlcu-
lar color described, in a music store. tie blush
ed 1nodestly, aud replied: "1es, MISS, 1oa
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married woman who letsa man be in love with her,
aau inat olo woman who can't live with her nus.
@ odna oeeause hes too good and kind. and tnat glTl
Mno s"eass ana DOESN'T know who her father IS,
a. Auu tuat l11putent painter, and that officer VINO
tutnAs " nus tAe raeht 10 insult women II nc nncs
tat1a aione. wonder the sea doesn't swallow up
p'set Wnslr even Americans 60 10 the theatre on
tuc oaooata'
This little book-for It will shortly be pub
lished in book forn-of Mr.. Howells' will 20
far towards mollitviny the wrath that has been
rariur arainst what some nconle have called The
unfair satire Of i" Daisy Afillcrn Il viii he seen
hna thn1a =; w. .03 "A~' - WA ~ '-~"
~" eAAs'
NO NEED OF CoSFoUND1SG THE TWO TYPES,
md sensitive people who have felt As if Mr..
LANES wos 7oitl;nu everv, American pirl nm tn
eco-n whC did rot Eno,u +h4. rrort raor;ra,nents
~ tore;rn societv vii now see where he mcsnt
~ noinf his .11,nral hv thjs counter-nortrnit nf
Mr Hnweils. Now nm on this tonic. musr
refer aunin 70 the It D,is- MiIlcr,' Sketch. and
onote from ncxt mouths Atlantic pages Of the
1,onrrihntor:: f,tnh the fallo,rintr.
To read the s,ly criticisms which hare been
printed, aud the far sillier ones which are every
Gay uttered 10 regard 10 at. oa,.cs .a:s - na'sy
A'l1er would nanose ev.st .s+.eaa 10 ~ far1n ~
nrin 40 ia o.,,ai,y reearded ~ sncc;es Of
vnnn -jn,o11a ;rc;.iSr for NJ inn,es because lit.
lives in Iondon. to describe an underlined American
family travelling in Europe. The fact that he hns
done 50 with touch OF marvellous decacy ard
truth. that he has produced not so much picture
as photograph. Is held oy mans 10 Dc an assa
vatns circumstance only sns HUE III, sann,,
sehs'e u our ,' vnnnerfn; ltttl ssctci.
~ thass hesI acuu,rtod viii H. lanes manner
iani hrl;eyr hive rrud every word he has print
edI Daisy N1Irr was positiyelr startling in its
straigatforiynri SIMPLICITY and what | can only
call aXfhenficNu It could not have been written
Lam almost ready to say it cannot be nppres'ated
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{a} u. Morefs novel; to Q 4 4-We believe 70
be Whites best continuation.
fb) 4 lost move: he should have played to @
B4.
(c) Better to have taken Pawn en- passanr, for
the Eiahop now remains Inactive ali through tbs
game.
ld} Very neat.
lei 4 beautiful stroke Of play, which opens ths
Rocks dle with au irresistl Die ATTACK. II is evil
dent that ii takes G, Black mates.
n On this. Black announced mats IN foar
maYes.-INI.
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WISHES.

The freight plays with lts pictured grace
On the flashing ewes and thu Youths fair face;
But his heart il ailame with the widest dreams,
As he whispers now TO the dancing M beans: os;, ;c
20 could but wander the wide Earth o'cr,
From ocrnn to oceun from shore to shore.
Could climo the great mountains or sit by the ril
No letters TO bind but my own gracious will,
To defy al the dangers OF land or OF sea. -,
How glad and how happy would such lie be!
A man looks up at q frozen sky
His the furrowed cheek and the restless eye;
Now be cuzes afas on the peaceful strand,
And s1rhs and sichs: 30 my ueaT native land
aly own nar1yc land could see thee once more,
could bear that ny last !ook forever we're o'er:
No more could this poor heart. SO weary, desire;
Could sleep once more 'neath the old roof-tre
How glad and happy would Life's sunset her'
L. u. DESE1.
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GOSSIP FOR LADIES.

AT TIE MASQUERADE
on CITY Derrick.
1t was at the masquerade
Where l pressed
Dainty fingers Of 4 maid
] WIS bscst!
What murmurcd in her ear.
Which inclined to mine so near,
May be guessed.
She was matkcd but get knew
That her face
Riyaled rosy Dawn in hue;
And the grace
That her presence fair distilled,
And my rapturcd censes thrilled,
Grew Apace.
Oh! the batteries OF her eyes
Thrilled me through
With their tire--like the skies.
Azure blue.
How tremblcd when she glanced,
Charmed, pewildercd. crazed, entranccd-
So would you.
Why do bright dreams ever fade,
Leaving chils!
Why are hittered doses made
.1al:-. Sugared pills.
Viz so near aud yet 50 far,
Almost through the gates ajar,
When it kills:
While urged my Love to dare,
Like knife
Came her cutting answer there,
Taking life:
'tGeorsc, you are the biggest fool
Ever 'ecaped from ,yoman's rule ~
Twas MY wife:
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her Imperatrix of India and he was now work
iur for her successful peace. He expressed
the hope that splendid golden wreath might
be got No for Benjamin Disraen by penny sub
scriotions. More than that, might his life long
be preserved and might DO receive hereafter q
better wreath the crown Of Immortality!
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THEGAMEOF CHESS


Communications for this department should Do
addressed to THE TRIBUNE and lndor5ed 'tne's.
CHESS DIRECTORY.
CHICAGO CHEss CLuB-No. so Dearborn street.
CHICAGO CHESS sAssoc1Ar1ox-Hansen 4 Welch's,
$50 Dearborn street, opposite TRthESE Building
Chess-players meet daily at the Sherman House
Dasemenr} and fremont House iExchanse).
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
n. P.-Prob:em No. 1G5 is correctly presented
You have mistaken the color OF the Rook at Black
Queens square.
N. f. O.-Your solution to No. 163 was inad-
vestently overlooked. There is something tho
matter, :" however, in your examination OF No. Ito
$. E.--The Chess journal is s. year. and is
published oY DR.. C. c. Moore 6s courtland street,
New York City. =. Problem No. l6t cannot be
solved by Q to 4 kb2.
"A. ". G." writes regarding the Lloyd Moore
end-gamc: ''This ID the best end-positlon ever
met with in actual play. and is hard to excel as q
rhsee-move problem
Loyd-s End administration received from E. C.
Phillips, ~. ". G., Preston. and c. G., city;
n. II. Schoff. Ann Arbor. M1cs. 4: c. J. Dodge
Bowmansille, Ill. 1t, Turner, ILL.,
"Preston sends solution to the end-eame. and
soh sosy for the endias:" Sr: 5oya states n tso
Ghess JoHrna! that the game was an actual occur
rcEcc havn:. been played when he lao ot Il.
and published At the time in the Winona Repub-
{can.
Problem No. 164.-Corrcct solution received
from & Z. Oliver, u. H. Kinkcad E. c. Phillips,
E. Barbe, c. Huntoon. r. Il. Uvinston, II. Pad
den. .. H. Benjamin, f. !. Bercman. J: Tre1casc,
J. II. Campoell, and Z. G., city: T. !. Dodge.
Bowmanviile, III. HI, Turner. III; q. Krcnz.
Clinton Ia.: l.. \. Van Ess, Milwaukee, Wis.
ii. Kelly. Wilmington, III. Mr.: y; E. Driver
should have been credited last week with aosu'lon
to No. 163-
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hlte-
White to play and mate in three moves

White to play and mate in three moves
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. 1854.
White. t hlack
LOU u ~ l..Any move.
!,Mates accordingly |
SOLUTION TO END-GAAE.
whi.e Black
l..Q1okb I--R t2assR
=, N TO II 5 dis ch 2..h IL hs 81
SKI to Il mate
.Et to kt 6 dts ch 2..Moyes
S..Mates accordingly
DOUBLE CHESS ACROSTIC.
G harming Us tho sweetest musi G:
II igh above the common rcac Il,
E nsy to the bright and wis E;
s plendid in the hands Of gentu s;
S UGH the royal game Of ches S..
". 4. EA1LASTiS1.
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read the young damsc pretty severe lesson on
longer given to masqucradcs in male attire.
, 1879-02-16
A BOY OF COMP pARISONS.
'Tnnd1n Truth

It vas calm, still night; soft air played
caressinslr with the trcsses of lovely girl. and
the moon shed its gentle ray over the radiant
brow of her lover Her small brother, 1ncan-
while, Just home for the holidays, was accident
ally wandering in quest of bat in the neigh
borhood, when he heard the voices Of his sister
and her 'bctro.hed. Prompted BY the natural
curiosity of youth, he fingered to listen. After
a few inarticulate murmurs he became con-
scious of the sound of OSCILLATION, aud enjovcd
bis position exceedingly. Later in the evening
ne met the pair at tea II heard you kiss Fred"
he abruptly remarked to his sister: "What Go
yon mean, you rude boYt" cried the sweet girl.
turning SCARLET. sob! it's no use denying it, u
repiicd her brother; ''you can't CANNON me.
know The STUNT, you know; it was just like a
COW pulling her hoof out Of a 1nnd-hole." This
is an instance of a comparison which was odious.
, 1879-02-16
"ASsvEns TO CORRESPONDENTS ~

k*ANSV EKS TO CUKlSESFUNDE NIS.''
Specimen from San Francisco P1st.
nDesperate Wife."-''Q} Ny husband is not
only false to me, but treats me very unkindly-
He knocks me down with chair or something
every few hours, and last week locked me up in
the cellar while be went shooting. When he re-
turned, after five days' ABSENCE, he released nc
with the remark, 'Great Scott, amt YOU dead
n nv tea. What shall do ABOUT its t2} Are
1,ndcrskirts cut gored with ruti]cs this winter or
not!'' % You must win your husband by
Kindness. Hiding behind the door or under the
bed will only make him worse. Plait your hair
like q truuk-handlc SO be can drag you around
The floor more easily, and work him a satin
nnilted club-holder to hang on the hed-post- The
great thing is the proud consciousness OF having
performed your duty. Do this and all will be
we'll in ten or fifteen years. (2) We'll tlnd out
this evening.
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ENIGMA

F.N1N1LA.
The following pretty problem IS taken from tae a.
American chess Journal, and Is competitor III It's
pendin. tourney:
,rhfrc :; Black
E1r~ ~ K Il sirth Eing At X I. square
f;nnr n K snliarf. Ntsliop ut ut s.luare
BISHOP at 1t sixth tawA AZ + Z s1foAa
Knight 1T i seventh ra"n at r ~ i!ttn
Pawn At Il sixth IaWa A. r. scc9uo
White to play and mate in four moves.
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Twas my wife.
8. BREAKING 1T OFF BIZ LETTER.
:: Louisville c"ts1er.Journol.
Hiss French: :
Excuse me, madame, If ask
You to perform the trilling task
or sending back, per next express,
Marked to the undereigned's address,
My letters, picture. and the ring
1gaye to you some time last spring.
That's frigid enough. The innocent thinks
she has ME under her thumb. Hal
Your property here inclose,
And all return, for suppose
You'd care to have i'll do not
Though why you should. do not wot,
Unless perhaps You wish to read
With what f0ud, imDctu0us greed
or houeyed word and burning phrase,
OF cloyed caress and partial praise,
A mouest nnlden can lndlte
Pink 1iftsf-d0uT to some poor wight
For cool and cutting impudcuce call that
pretty good. I fancy that will make the madame
vince
Peshaps my words are rather pl.in.
But then think that in the main
iou will admit they're simply just
And mcrited. Well, dust to DUST
Ashes to ashos-lct it bel
breathe again now that am free,
And thank you for that cut direct
Which gave me prcte1t to elect
This course, which have long desired
And long delayed till you grew tired
Farewell! sweet memories OF the past,
And CrGsus for spouse at last
I'm getting into muddy water along here.]
Eut then within my nemorY-f7ame.
Cpon whose canvas is thy name,
should have liked to paint face
Upon which was no marring lace
OF vanity, deceit. OF pride,
Or ay1rice-a face, beside,
Whose owner never could have done
The thing which yester- mornings sun
FEr-Haven't already said somewhere that
thank her for this cut directs Its time I were
. ending this thlns!]
Well, never mind the dream is o'eri
And such 4 dream l care no more
To dream, and wake to find it all
Black bitterness and
Twill you sign your name and stopH
Respectfully, --.
One word-1 call
Upon you {you shall auswerO BY
All OF the past to tell me why
You acted sol o darling, think,
Before YOU hurl nc o'er this brink
Before my bloc is shed by you
How have loved you! how dol
TThunder! you--you incompos mentis, you
amt you a nice stole, now amt sou, Joseph Al
bert Barlow! There, burn, will YOU! I won't
send no such letter! I'll call On her and find if
sue really did see me and intend that as a cut.
That's what I'll do
, 1879-02-16

State, and was considered one OF the most
promising men IN his parry. tie promised Zoo
career is ended as effcctuaily as was that OF
Oakey Hall some years ago. Weed has many
friends who regret tho unavoidable. but VINO
recognize it all and same. Had lllden bccn
elected, Weed would have been well REWARDED war
for his devotion to that leaders, cause But LOT
this exposure and confession his prospects we're
as bright as those OF any other Democrat Tor
any position he might have asp1reo TO that Is
within the gift Of the Democracy Of the EmpIe re
State. Weed is one OF the three who had TO De
sacrificed as reward for becomiug . visiting
statesman u in the South in Ii!den's Interest.
PELToN
is person of no particular importance, save to
himself and uis relatives anu there seems 10 oe
no tear for MS tomb.
Said his Uncle. OF Gramcrcy ParS.
was kent very much Ill the darh+
by that bad neyyy. Pe'1on,
Whose SINS sadly I've dwet on,
Quoth his Inc!e. Of Graaercy Fark-
Nevertheless, Mr.. Pelton lives on IN very COM
Portable style at q hotel which has no cneap
boardtrs, and somehow or other SECURES 1eve-
nue. sufficient for his not mex xpensVe tastes; ne
was tiighted chiefly, it would seem, by beng
spoken to somewhat sharply by bis uncle after
hls return from little mission TO baItlnlore'
Pelton will perhaps be remembered as the re-
m2rkab'e man who believed ne maze up OIL
hand involved systems OF ciphers which he
never made up al I'LL. and who forget all about
them as soon as they had served tAeT purpose
MASToS MARBLE
succeeded In making some money out OF the
World, selling his interest yery fortunately, aud
In establishing vocabulary which young news
paper writer's are carefully Instructed to avoio,-
the ''sesquc.eualiau s,stem " It is called. thls
mag IN some sc1se explain TIC Ihl7o cou1cssols 5
success. in running Democratic newspaper,
since the ran:: and tile ot that party 10 New
iork have trouble enough with the small words.
bu:, like human beings from the day OF Tacitus
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Commendatory.

lhe Oakland Repub!ioaa has the fol-
rowing 10 say of Dr.. Fuudenberg, the
ocn'ist and aurist of Cumberland:
DIR. w: +. Fundenberg. the ocuiis,
and aurist from Cumberland. Md, who
is spending portion of each week with
US, is meeting with great success in hi.
specialties of the eye, ear, nose aud
throat. On Wednesday last lie opera
Veu Hon the left eye Of DIR. Andrew
Brady, OF Altamont, whose eye had been
crooked CT crossed since birth. On
thursday the doctor removed several
tumors from the throat Of q son of John
W. Lee. Both of Lrese.0perations were
entirely successful.
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Fin-Nental and PLY steal fneapacity. &c
BY ROBDRT J. CULVERW ELL, 81 % autbor
Of the Green Book, &c
The well-renowned author, in this sdmifb.ls
Lecture, clearly proves from bis own e1psti.ncs
thatt the awful consequences OF SelfAbuse may
be ehsctusliy removed without medicine. ard
without dangerous surgical operations. houciss.
instruments, rings. or cOrdials -poiniing out =
mode OF cure ~ once certain aud efffctaaI Jy
which every sufferer, no matter what bis eondi-
ton may De, msy cure bimseIf ehssply, private
ly and radically
~ This Lecture will prove boon to thou
sands aud thousands
sent under seal. In plain envelope. 10 coy
address. on receipt Of SIX cents, Or tao yusis ge
slamps.
Address tho publishers,
TIE CULVERWELL MEDICAL co.
Ann 81, New York PcUOHice Boa, 1873
Oct. "a, lS79.--ly.