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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
THE COURTS.
THE wANDELLL DIVORCE SUIT.

THE PLAINTIFF GIVEN ALrNfuNY AND THE CUSTODY
OF HER CHILD.
Francis L. Wandell is the son of ex-Police
Justice wande who Is reputcd he worth several hun
bred thousand dollars. In 1877 Francis was twenty
eight years old and in the employ OF his brother who IS
a lawyer. lie fell in love with pretty shopgin and
against the wishes Of his family married her. This LED
family difficulties and for a time he was not received
at his fathers house. After yea more however he
was allowed visit there without his wife and at length
he spent more of his time there than with her This
offended the young wife and she quarreled with Dim
Finally she sent her infant child 10 the house OF her
father-in-aw and went to Chicago. Ihere
was some correspondence between the husband ana
wife which led return TO this city, and they met
again at friends house. The husband agreed properly
to care for his wife child II she would again live with
him. and she promised to do So The day when they
met she was told by him that he had changed his mind
his father having TO dsown him II he Kept MS
promise. He would support her, but she could not nave
the child Thereupon the young wife brought suit TOT
partial divorce and for the custody of the child In the
Superior. Court Judge O'Gorman yesterday gave DC
cision granting the prayer. He says
ct is much TO he regretted that the prudent ana tenn
perate counsel dsnterested friends OF both the par
ties TO this litigation did not interfere to prevent
private domestic quarrel from forcing itself on the al
teutiop OF court CT Justice The position fthe
husband and wife living apart under
decree of limited divorce is always
equivocal and liable 10 lead to msbehavior'
The plaintiff in the at bar wrong To leave her
husband and home as she did Nothing put hagraht
and deliberate insult the part OF the husband WouI
have EXCUSED rash and reckless step she admitted
her fault and was forgiven The husband was not JnSt
fed M ms subsequent refusal 10 take her back and re-
ceive ler as his wife and restore her chd 10 e anu
nroy de her with such home his means would allow.
especaly when he had the day before his reiis iuy
forgiven and coudOncd her mlsbehhvior. ana lui
alton had taken place between them. When lie
married her sic quite sixteen years OF age ana
he was "A ma al en
her hs guidance respect honor and love- anu
much may have been bound TO MS parents by proper
fal affection or other ties his dulles TO his ~l1c vert
paramount to all other duties. His refusal therefore
10 carry ont the agreement between BIN ana his vie
made on November 2 1882 and Internationally 10 ie-
sumo his cOnnubial relations with her, was Wt2ng
which the law recognizes and for which she Is entou 10
such remedy as The law affords" 80 -,
The Judge granted the wife almony OF III % "ecA
and the custody OF the child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
CLOSING PRICES or PHiLADELPHA STOCKS
Rssor,ed 1y JonS II. DAVIS Co. 10 WaiLH.
ER1pAY. Aug. 3-P. ".


The stock market Of to-day developed nothing
new in the situation There was Just enough OF I'M
favorable news in the morning papers-more fail-
ures at the east; and quarrols IN Eastern and west
crn rail " ay poOs-to prompt tho leading bulls to
place sustaining orders IN the active stocks before
business opened. That secured steady and quiet
opening A few of the leading bonrd-room traders
who guide their actions by their observations oil tho
immediate situation were not slow In Improving
the opportunity TO bid prices up and they
did IL with a will that was only equailed
by the vehemence with which they made their
bids for 900 shares they moved from one group
TO another In that manner the BIDS were advanced
l4asa per cent and here and there some shortlived
activity was created But the market was dull; and
the final results Of the sopcrationsare changes
of s ~ per cent for the active stocks-about evenly
divided between the gains and Losses ST. PAU ana
Omaha common and preferred. and Manitoba STOCKS
however, were exceptionally strong. The transac-
tons amounted to 12l 400 shares, and ut the close
the market was dali and weak.
Government bonds were ms dull as usual. but were
firm with an advance of ls IN the bids for the 49s.
Annex ed are tho closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

Bullion valued at $25, 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The Standard Consolidated Mining Company has
declared its monthly dividend of 20 cents per share
payable on August - ut the Farmers Loan anu
Trust Company.
Father de Smet superintendent reports July
10: Herewith express companys receipt Tor bar
No 1873 containing 00S.0 ounces gold, the result
of run of mill for first half of July On the 10Th
inst drew for 500 800, which amount was for All
expenses incurred during tho month OF June. Inc
engine IN mill Is doing better work than AT any
he required. as we supposed year ago Nearly all
the ore faces are showing decided improvement
in both qnantity and quality. We are at present
ordering supplies for the coming year from Chicago.
among tho lot being 600 stamp shoes iron, candles,
ola etc.
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Business, in state bonds was covered by the sale

Business In State bonds was covered by the saio
OF single bond OF North Carolina consolidated fs
at 777s. and of city bank stocks the only trahsao
ton was twenty shares of Mechanics at 1917
Tho market for railway bonds was weak ana tho
business was small. There is little demand tor any
class Of bonds and pressure to sell even "a snia'
amount has it's effect upon prices The best oiassos
OF investment issues when offered for sale yieid even
more easily than do those which are sustained Ny
speculation Ere second consols sold down 10 oo&
and Rome. Water,own and Ogdensburg os deciineo
from e7l4 to 65as and recovered 20 0ol2 OneSa-
peake and OHIO frsts series Is were g h'shsr ~
02ls, but tho currency debts were oil = at 40
Iron Mountain hrsts Cairo and Fulton sou AZ
1067s0 1861. New-York. Chicago ana OF. Luui'
first Us were strong at 10l l2Sl0l's, but "es'
Shore and Buffalo 5s declined from 1913 W
74os0744 Central and Hudson consol - SOU
at 127l2 Manitoba coDsos rose TO loz' ioAa'
and Pacific frsts, Rio Grandc division, after an ho
vance of q TO 1914 closed at 10. and Fort smith anu
Denver alter 70 ended at H. Western Union s'hA'
ing fund 8s were of another y mt soi2.
The business OF the Sub-Treabury Tor tne we'h
ending tonight includes receipts OF S7soo,o 800 anu
payments of SS,Ol2. $780, making IN apparent ioAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

The situation about the cornpit y Likely
to help out the wheat bulls Inc
growing CROP which Is late at best The shtPments OF
tis gram the increase too, being to-day argcr
than the recepte So, the shipments on QUE.
The signs all point advancing market not oeoa1so
has taken place substantial Grange Iu VIC
supply demand. but because the strong
ranging themselves on the buying SIDE me ship
ment out of here of l.0o0.000 bushels OF
wheat by Spectator like Kent ought not TO aiiect ,ne
prics Of II, but such shipment wouin, nup
such Shipment ia promised end expec'ed-
Kent las been bung wheat since 1t stood NJ Sl 10
He owned great deal OF it jointly with Armou: sons
months ago. but sold at big profit He theh lcar
after there had been drop OF nearly ten ee.ts
bushei and attempted to advance t again Al uia 30.
advance. II tumbed aud Kent dropped MS losu' pe'
only TO buy agnin good deal lower figure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
SEEKING RELEASE FROM THE WORK
HOUSE.

Annie Davis, young and pretty woman,
age about twenty arrested several weeks ago aad
committed 10 the wona workhouse for fonrmonths by
Police Justice Power, charge OF Gisorderly conduct
She was taken before Justice Haght, In the Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday, ON writ OF haoeas corpn
Her counsel asked her discharge declaring that her
commitment was technically irregular. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Felous opposed the motion The grPs
mother lie said lived in Penn yvania, and The young
woman had persuaded TO come 10 this city where
she had fallen into bad ways. Inc glfI expressed "A
reform aud TO her mother luOrs were
king 70 put her intOa suitable home, where she would
be guarded agaust tempalOns, but MI fcon- thought
n wouId be wrong TO her unprotected upon tho
New-YOrk streets. Decision was reserved Justice
arht later In the day, held long conversation With
Pole. Justice Power Mr. EellOus In regard TO the
or Oper disposition OF the young woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
ADVANCING MARKETS IN CHICAGO.
LITTLE AUGUST WHEAT FOR sALE-PoRK. LARD
AND MEATS HIGHER

AND MEATS HIGUIh
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TKIBUYE.I
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-As predicted last night,
there was general advance to-day. Wheat advanced
TODAY 407s OF a cent corn a491 cent and Data d OF
cent Der uushel Pork up 20 cents per barrel and
lOaI2Ia cents per hundred pounds The alarm the
contraction OF wheat Ia becoming general. Those who
doubted that the grain had gone into the Offices OF Lind
bloom, a. Co., George g. Walker 4 Co.. and Poole. Kent
Co.. inquired and found that the reports were true.
There has secret made OF tho disposition OF the
wheat g. Kents brokers affect no mystery; he affects
none himself lie claims that not over two-thlrds
Of the property which he bought for August has been
delivered TO him Poole. Kent & Co. openly de-
clare too that Just as they get the vessels
freight rate great quantity OF wheat will be
sent out. Nobody fears corner" but all the
shorts are nevertheless feeling uneasy.
There little August wheat for sale to-day at
the advance and August shorts" nervous enough
only TO advance their figures nearly cent during the
days trading, but 10 advance them d OF cent In the
afternoon during the trading In the Alley The bear
crowd is In process OF conversion and wheat IT, the
local crowd confesses, likely to advance 8 cents a
bushel Todsys strength was caused altogether by the
fears Of the shorts" There shipments OF
wheat from here and the dispatches showed that the
exports from New-York were too small TO q
4" buIsh influence The cables showed, too that the
markets abroad were weak. The advance the re-
suit OF the payments OF g. Kent on wednesday for the
lsrgest part of the cash wheat In
store. and of the general belief that he
win ship his property away letter was received by
a commission firm from grain concern In Sweden
asking for figures shipment Oh 3U,OOO bushels OF
corn aud ZOO bushels Of wheat
The change In the temper OF the local crowd has been
so complete that pork, lard md meats advanced appre
Gladly to-day despite large receipts OF hogs at the yards
There we're over 90 900 mega received IN the morning.
lar mn fOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Rufus +. Andrews was appointed referee
Yesterday in the Common Pleas, Chambers by Judge
Beach 10 the suit absolute divorce brought bye Cea
NJ Curtis against Daniel n. Curtis, 10 whom enc WAS
married In 1873 The plaintiff seeks the custody OF the
only child, age four.
The "head- money" cases, in which the
Cunsrd Steamship Company seeks 10 recover $4ooo
from Collector for money paid at the rate oil
fifty cents for each immigrant, will probably be tricd
merit week in the United States Circuit Court IL Is do
clared by the plaintiff that law Of 1882 was uncon-
attn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

MErALs-New business In American Pig Irons Is slow.
but on old the mS'smen' la, xaI are small and
the demands be considered moderately far We quote
ssls scotch fs EsiDtSn s3 as2i 60 CanSroe, So 30
ss So coItness s24 Garlsherro SEA- L.nsloan s24
steel Rails have continued quiet az sSs tne
R Ral. '~ were ''S slow IS' at saissy2 scrap
steady SIS &C ss20 from yard s2S exstors and s2 30 sI
sciyo Tase iSsisc other brands ssitS riF TN !,
r. s.c' Tin Plates have had moderate inquiry char 'r
mn quoted s. DO Tsns - 80 Sa SSre oae e
A. "a Domestic and 4toc for Refined Speter
At the ircS and Metal Exchange today Iron eOnna..
s.er and steady 100 on Sa Ts' Sc n So
S de 100 a' SS Cali 81.
10 tons Australian spot 81 &c; IS tons do, q NC Cop
sS sst Cuba @
NAyA 90 Ps aSs Saf cSos
spirits was SS S ss
ssSc closing $780, loDbos lots were quoted a. Tar ana
P,Gh qn1< Ena SLOW q sa7 SOgs2s for Western
on was S better but sno, st1 cy OIs ns.o
ssc western 5sc cacuits s. eIHao cpttSns ICED
ssanoq cr YsGy 81 cud hs haze
quiet Tonnage was by no m ian plentiful
.ho
s sSa'' e'Ssss $500 port:
:: ss 100 .a ssson p1a s 81
1000 bbs do "a, Beef 3D. a4sj Pork Va LION
Tou 2s ga per DBL and ~; Cd per ton s, -. ~
bacon, 2JsI 5000 ,acks Flour los; NEWCASTLE.
steam. $4,000 bush Drain I'd Hull. steam. Gran'
DAN, steam, 1000 bush DO it'.e 100 CORK For or
i0lad Il iron Philadelphia OF Batinors a. VI
HOLM norwegian bark 5oo 6bs SaPhtsa "a
81 .uNIL5D K d6S ss55oo ''s uss
DO 3d. sd s3s <d with vnege Of PhtadePnia ioaa
Ing at IS. 0d.....COR FOR ORDEhs, snR n "a '"-
Wheat 5Ss sd and two others AZ Ola %
SOUND PORTS several coal sohoopers hence AZ ooo'-'
continues very 9a a,sx With
Val mt Inc Temper somewhat stronger IN Lar
The West where show an advance o. n s'Ga Spot
o oSLi ~ 100 bbis Clear hack SIS 7osSv o. p
Emily Wess s7 6ODsl7 rs Asss Spet gue,tss "a 1sis5o
Fanly Eess. 7eslsi Extra PIMA sAA '0es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
THE co OPERATIVE DRESS ASSOCIATION.

Judge Cullen, OF the Supreme Court, has
lust decided 10 a test that the receivers claims
against the stockholders OF the COOPERATIVE Dress
Association for balance unpaid upon their subscriptions
for stock are valid and must be paid Receiver smith
sned one OF them The defence that the stock bad
been forfeited, and that the s;ockhoder was thus
relieved from Liability, but the defence WAS hen 10 ne
invalid Mr. smith now purposes TO proceed promptly
against the other delinquent stockhoders In order TO
clio in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
COTTON MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Aug. S.-l200 Z. m.-Cotton steady. Mid
sng Cp,ands I'D: orleans 6S4d safes l-JJn bstes
bales Including $3.50 bales American. Futures-u pancs
law MidounS september delivery 5s<ns
also 4ssa.d; september and october delvcrs osssd'
aso do NoyAmbor delivery 9'ss; do
an"ary Ienyery 6ssad February delivery.
5sss1o do. March aud April denvsrs. o''asd fatufes
steady. - 49,.
t,yrRpoot. Aug $3.50 D. m.-cetton-rns saies OF the
aay incuaea 3 500 baiea ADsrsca:- 49,
WFRPooI August S-Coton-sales OF the week $1,000
rar,csn as 600 bales specuators took.
orer. took 100; forwarded ships side direct 70
snnars 7SOO actual export $1,000; total receipts 100000
American 80 500 total sook $4,000; American. ol3OO9
amount Of cotton afoat. 2v200O; American sAooO
GALVESTON. Aug 3.-Cotton steadyi Mdding. eSc;
Low Middhng. 9sc.. Good Ordinary sec net receipts.
~ bale, gross 1874 10 Great Bfitaia-
balss 10 France bales 70 the Continent - oaieS
10 The CnanneL bales: coastwise. 100 bai,s. sAieA
1913 STOCK 300 bales .aD -
Weexy-Net receipts, i.s79 oales gross, 1850 bales;
.,ports TO Great Britain. 1881 bales 70 the Continent
- bales; coastwise z 1856 bales. sales. 4ol bales.
NxwaopsAya Aug S.-<Dotten ouiet, Aiddiing. vhocS
Low Nidaliag 0s,sci ordnAry olsc net teceip1s
a4a bales. gross lol bales; exporvs cosst"ise
bales: France. - bales 10 the ConunenI - oae.
tps 100 bales SO. l2u oAo. ..-. ..,...
Weegiv-Nct receptA 1883 bales. gross $500 uaeesI
.xnorts 10 Great Britain 5000 bales 10 Francs oLas
baesi 10 the Continent ll0 bales coastwse ga o&ies
sales. e400 bales. -. a..
Low MiddlmS oxo uood Ordinary s'sci ne, ps3
~ baIss, gross IL bales; exports oosss N'.,n -.
ha,ss to Ihs ConuucnL bales; 10 Great nnsi"' ,t0
oales; sz.os as IAst evening. - es'e'' 'S~
balea . ,oo n.,s. sross lgl baies;
Mp,o Great britain, bales; 10 frano ,s, naIea
sapo,, 70 The Continent base: coast"iso' N'A ''
70 The Channel bales: saies 81 oAAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
BANNING AND FINANCIAL,
CALLED U. S. BONDS.

CALLED U. S. BONDS.
Holders of GIG per cent Bonds tall Of which have
now been called M will find at our office superior
facilities for exchanging their called bonds and re-
investing the proceeds in Governments or other APP
proved securities AMI will be- furnished with ali ac
ccssiblc information TO guide them in making their
investments.
Called Bonds cashed at par and accrued interest.
or received in exchange for other Governments. or
in payment for securities bought on orders
Government Bonds bought and sold at current
market prices nat All othor marketable securities
bought and sold on commission
FISK & HATCH.
No . Nassau-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


To-day's speculation in United Pipe Line
certificates was confined within narrow limits poth Oh
business and fluctuations in prices The news from inc
oil regions was publish" the numerous wells that
are being opened the fields are entering scarcely
with an exception. light produoera' with ndoauon'
In some Gases OF exhaustion OF the deposit through
,, ra,na0e NJ neiehborng wells The lowest price for
o TODAY was 81 OIL after opening ut 81 O7ia The
highest price was 81 Osia the market closing firm ut
81 Oe against 81 on last night No indication OF the
future OF tho market shown by suen LOCAL eha@oVer
as me dealings recently have possessed
rne toSal dealings aud tho range Of prices hero to-day
follOWk:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

"Does de razor hurt you, sab 7" but the
gentleman in the chair had tainted Ths was tne reason
Shv MS wife asked MIN on HIS arrival home, f tho other
man was as badly broken up Al no wasi"-lkoehester
st.ExpreaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

to its balance of S1I15 $40 and leaving it's balance
At 1924 l57; 723. against 124269,2 85 Jnlv %.
for items which represent exchanges and transfers.
the Treasury actually gained T555,45S. TO-day's
transactions covered: Receipts, $l.l54 s69 paw
ments. 1.1O2, 042 currency balance. $7.072071
coin balance, Sly .Os5. 652 The monetary situa-
ton remains unchanged. and there n plethora of
~ IoanaDe capital on Gala ut L l202 per cent? but
for loans for three TO six months per cent Is de-
manded The domestic exchanges on New-York
are as last quoted
The Clearing House statement to-day WAS as fol-
sss Exchanges $'l balances S4'o44
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
receivea $3o9,0O0 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The customs receipts were S707 607, and the
internal revenue receipts $25S,392
The foreign exchanges are higher in response TO
a moderate demand. IL is sald that there is a
scarcity of commercial bills" yet of that
class OF bills have 9een made this than there
was year ago. lSee comparison of exports of mer
chandise) Tho steady absorption of that class of
bills Is feature to which The TRIBUNE frequently
mas referred as an Indication of the true CONDITION of
ness as follows: Bankers bills 81 S314 and "a S7l4
for long and short respectively 5.22l4 and 5.19
ior francs 94A and 90 for reichmarks 1913 and
40ls for guilders.
In London British consols were steady at 90 GIG
Tor money bnt were 1l6 lower at 1919 for account.
United States 4 los were up Il at l15 l116 and As
were unchanged at 122 American railways fol-
lowed the home markets; were lower at the open
ing on yesterdays closing prices and partly recov-
cred or our carly better prices to-day. The
Bank of England gained G45. 900 bullion on bal
ance. AT Paris. French per cents lost part of
yesterday advance and clos d atSO 12l2 and sight
exchange on London was frmer nj %. 80 francs to
the &.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
Number Of mile. is $Ios lsS2 ls ss,s
i Esni o TsS July s stssss3 sSSS
LONG ISLAND.
1882 1888 Difference
Jan to July 3.... sSossa lii75si Inc li6SSo
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
Fourth i is5ls e ls1a 3 sss
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
$$#$; s a: E1i s.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
1881. 1882. 1888.
iSTq TSsS I'm ISy sSs9l25 s7%7S99o s5zS9S
Imports OF dry-goods at Nsw-York:
F$ 81 J; s5 5SsS
4 FRis; q ma s5a 5o45 2sa ss
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKET
f>oSpoN Aur. S.-l2;sO D m-Atlantic snd Great West
; 9 Gsdf se'i ads Sen t' F:an:
2s'. Mexican Ordinary ll5E: sew. York. Ontario -nd
LoNuox Aug 3-4OJ L. Atlantic And ueat " est~rp
an % ssdce 20 ao sfS0a% ent2n
ontario ana western 241s. MwauKee ST Paul Com
per es a & 50 rue @ S9os
The amount a. bullion gole into tins Ban1 Of Ens.
LoSDoS Aug. J.--'iOO Q. m.-PAu, adwces quote three
ANA London at p francs 80 eentlmos Tor
BEIiIy Aug a-The statement Of The fmpeual Bank OF
Germany shows decrease Ia specie Of G3'OOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
JTstAi ,ais. tor ths dAr

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
BAN FRANCISCO Friday. Aug. 8. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04

"Wbat be them 2" said coun drynG city, he
ping in Of fruit store b IN Of Ssnana Having
Sss S.y 1 anna ma
Ding 70 peel IL ot o .tvr and then the granger re-
In the same rhine aus mucA but the peth pa'v
t:n Rome Sentinel
"yss.p said the Vermont deacon. - M Ias',Ss
70 down camp meeting and wsys rss tsere in ths
S%t Well ven Dug 10 have seen tho elo p'ox wa
down there 81 Phsdei phis New@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
MINES AND MINING.

sILEsIr raK XIyIy1 ErOHLyGa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
August g. 1883.
THE GENERAL LIST

Actual saiel Closing
Bids.
Nam op'sl Te't Low't Final Bid. IAsF'd Sold.
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fEW-YORK. Friday. Aug. 8 1881
ASHES Quiet: but essentially unchanRed Pots 5Q5Isc
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Actual siieL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-10-21
ID II. SPIN N Il Il,
No. IL KeaSny Stvset.
Greats iii Chronic and Special Diseases

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There are many at the age Of thirty t" sixty
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cure Tor krvoa
Debility, ExhAus-
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lmpoeeaey. Pros
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full fOllics and ex-