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NEXT wEEK,s EVENTS.


week q IT'D W3t00Q6 y x06814Gl II
Summer Excursions,
The interest in the graad series Of
excursions over the b. Il o. to Balti-
more, Washington, Harper's Ferry,
Luray Caverns, Old Point Comfort,
Fortress Monroe, Mount Vernon, &C.,
increases as the time draws near.
Certainly no such attractive a pro-
gramme has been offered by any great
railway line for years. There is almost
no end to the enjoyment provided. vi
course Baltimore will be the base OF
operations, all the special trips named
being from the 0riole city. The b. q
OPS tickets will be good to Baltimore,
and sold at the half rate, that is to say,
one regular fare for the round trip.
Once in Baltimore, the excursionist
may enjoy himselfat will. If he con-
cludes to on ali the special excursions
he does so AMI pays accordingly. Ii
only part of them, then he pays for
those and no more. If none OF them,
then he pays for none. This certainly
is the only fair basis upon which such
a series OF excursions could be arrang-
ed, and must meet the endorsement Of
all interested. Washington ia but for
ty miles from Baltimore, the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad running trains
between the two cities in the lightning
time OF fifty minutes. The fare. for the
round trip will be only a dollar and
twenty cents. Baltimore is already
getting into her holiday attire; stands
are going up everywhere, and as for
illuminations and the general lighting
of the streets, nothing like it was ever
before attempted ON the Continent.
The idea of making the affair Sum-
mer Nights Carnival was a capital
one, as not only are effects gained at
night of most novel character, but
time ia given during the day for ex-
cursionists to visit points of interest
within and about the city. The scene
in the harbor on the night of the arri-
val of Lord Baltimore will be some
thing to remember for years, while the
mystic pageant on the last of the Car
pival will be as a ylsion-a bright and
wonderful dream, The Mystic Order
Of the Qriole will issue a programme
on the opening day of the festival,
which for artistic beauty, well written
descriptive matter aud graphic por-
trayal of the pageant will be wholly
without precedent. 1t has been litho-
graphed in five colors, and Is beauty
from any standpoint it may be consid-
cred. AS it will be the only publica-
ton containing the official programme
details of each day and views If the
tableau cars, it will be well for excur-
sionists to make 1t point to secure a
copy Immediately upon arriving in
the city. The B. & o. is making. the
most extensive preparations for the
transporting and perfect satisfaction Of
the many who will go by the Pictur-
esque Line of America.
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Noble Prentice, in the Atchison
Champion, gives the following racy
pen picture of Frank James, as he saw
him i'm the court room at Gallatin ::
1t was a remarkable figure through
out. Quite slender, emaciat ted in fact;
yith long arms and legs, and slender
waist, conveying, one would say, rath-
er the idea OF profe S-Iunsl man: but
the face was one among ten Thousand,
and one never to pc forgotten-long,
thin, worn, not with disease, but
watebfulness, long travel, suspicion
and anxiety; with restless, thin
Tipped mouth that was never still: a
short, sharp chin, that rose aud fell
and occasionally seemed to close up
and almost disappear under the thin,
sickly-looking, yeliowish moustache,.
lips and chin were blended in one.
Grey eyes, with changing shades, that
betrayed various feelings, but never
kindness; and most remarkable of all.
long, large nose that dominated over
his face; not Jewish, nor Roman.
nor Greek nose, but nose by itself
not exactly human; nose like fox
or wolf. Straight back, slOping at an
angle almost as great as that of the
nose, was a forehead, smooth, white
and broad, which, had it been upright,
would have been q fine feature, but il
10y down, so to speak, after the cruel
fashion one sees in cats, leopards, IT,
Rers. wolves and the baser and cruel
Ter sorts Of carnivorous animals
Across the forehead was long, thread
like scar, perceptible only on close in
speeIion, and said TO have been made
in childhood. There was, to make thu
fare more singular, deep depressIors
below the temples. The mass of The
rather small head was behind ars
above the ears; but not immediatel,
behind them, so as TO give the thicI
peck comm on in the lower order oil
criminals; on the other hand. the necl
was long, slender and sinewy and
quite fair, and displayed by a turn
down collar. The complexion is hard
TO describe; it was doubtless bleache,i
from confinement, and might becOnle
bronze from exposure in the sun. TIL
thin, fine brown hair, and the e; or Of
the moustache indicated. liOnde
there were dusty spots. as if tie man
bad black skin dinlIy showins
through white one.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

To Charles Imhoff
N0U are hereby notified that Delilah Imhof
i did, on the 4th day Of August A. ID. 1883
file petit ion against you In the office OF thu
Clerk Of tie District Court of Allen county
Kansas, d that uhless you answer said peti'
1853, judgment will be taken against yos
therein as prayed, the nature Of which Will b
decree Of divorce from you, ess., etc.
by s. g LEWI6, her Any.
Attest, A. z. st0fy, dssk.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT IyprprEpAyor KA

LAND OFFICE AT INDkPEEDAyCK, KAN.
August 8, 1853.
NOTICE 10 hereby given thaS the follnwin :
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten
ton to make final proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
OF District Court at lola, Kansas, o. Saturday
September 18th, 1883, viz Josephus Il. Dono-
no, of Allen county, Kansas, for the seq sec.
8, tip 26s, r gle.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz: Amos Harper, George
Bishop, James Tremain and Thomas Rice q.
of Elsinore, Allen county, Kansas.
no. 1917 NJ. j. SALTER, Register.
34-ti
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case of Kid
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure? We say
they can not, as thousands of eases al
ready permanently cured and who are
daily recommending Electric Bitters,
will prove. Bright's Disease Dia betes,
Weak Back, or any urinary complaint
quickly cured. They purify the blood
regulate the bowels, and act directly
on the diseased parts. Every bottle
guaranteed. For sale at SOC. u bottle
by Goodhue & Evans.
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Palmer Bros, LaCross, Wis, say
1--WE have had OCCASION to give Coles
Veterinary Carboiisalve the severest
tests, and we never saw its equal for
the cure of cuts gals, scratches, hoof
diseases, and as general remedy for
horses. 1t cures with ut leaving
scar, and the hair always comes in its
natural colrr." Price, 50 cents and 81.
per box. Sold by Goodhue 4 Evans.
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Buckleu,s Arnica salve.

The greatest medical wonder of tht
world. Warranted to speedily cure
,urns, bruises. cuts, ulcers, salt rheum
fever sores, cancers, piles, chilblains
corns, letter, chapped hands, and al
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or money refunded
% cents per box. For sale by Good.
hue & Evans.
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Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT ISDDPxSDxNcE. KAN
August .. le63.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of her inten-
ton to make final proof In support Of her claim.
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
September 18th, 1888, viz: Rhoda Hopper,
widow Of Vim. c. Hopper, deceased, Of Allen
county, Kansas, for the nwq sec IS, tp 24s, I
gle.
She names the following witnesses tn prove
her continuous residence upon, aud cultivation
81, said land, viz: VIM. Culbertson, Samuel
Culbertson, Thomas Likely and Isaac Erwin
all Of Bronson, Kansas.
mo. leeo.l II. J. sALTER, Register.
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ssGlad News for the UnfOftu-
nate.D

The world renowned "Henry's Spaci sen
positively cnres all rases of Nervous Ieli.ity
and weakness # tie general We oryaus I q
mems diseases aud disabilities, Hrnry's p-
cific has met with uDpsraliei -i.ceess having
II during that time upward 4 fort tn san
packages, end in NJ Instance vlrh Mt success
when1' Specific was useii as directed Tn s
SPECIFIC, is pleasant e. AXE All does not in
terfere with business pursuits. Sufferers may
cons lit free, inclosing stamp for reply ''Spe-
cific, one dollar per pacsagc six for five dot
lars (: sent free OF detection, securely sealed
By mail. ON rsreirt or price. Address all COM
munications ~ Wh.Ier 4 O.. chemists, l4a
East Twenty ssrenth s,rsrt, New ycrktfty
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Am Important Piece of Advice

Few readers can be aware until tn, y
have had occasion to test the fact b W
much pain and expense is often savec
by an early attention to any Sigh
bodily affiiction. In this connection I
would be well TO explain by way of IL
Illustration that any irritation of tn.
skin or symptoms of Piles should CON-
nand immediate attention and an linz
mediate application Of Svayne's Oint-
ment otherwise it might develop into
something more than superficial.
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FR &c FOR TRIAL

HAFpVER's SPECIFIC Anunfaiiirg ard
speedy cure r eryoTs Debility AID " eak ts.
u - riiaiiiy and Nigor, Nrrvo,s PrpsirltiOn
iiy-t,ria, or any evil rcsn Of indi>cr' tion eN-
cess, Yer y rk, abuse fAlcuhrI. T0bacco, DC
toscr forty thousa d poe tive rures)
'e"d sc. poste re ~ trial box Of 100 pills
Address, Dir. VI. W BACHN,
Cor. Ozark Il. 4 Calhoun PLACE, Ihica=o, Ill
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The Event will Occur Again
on October 9Th.

There was excitement through the
land over the 14tb August 1.-THE 159th
Monthly Drawing of The Louisiana
State Lottery. Gen'ls G. T. Beaure-
grid of La, and Jubal a. Early of Va,
both of them used TO hot weather,
found 1t warm. As the Wheel of For
tune revolved, it evolved this result /:
Ticket No. 81, liz drew the first prize
of $4,000, and placed with Others
among the happy purchasers of fifths
at 81 each were Rev. Moses Zerovich,
OF No. SAT South Canal st., Chicago
H., and w. T Muse, of Rocky Mount,
n. c. No. 81 $50 drew the second prize
of SIS, 000-sold in fifths also at 81 each,
to Samuel Sehg and DIR. J. NJ. Little
hale, of Selma, Ala, and Gustav Bau-
man, of No. 40 w. Monroe at. (care of
the Preble Machine Works Co.., Chi
cago LII. No. 81 ,563 drew the third
prize of SIC, 000- sold as whole at S.
TO Jack Graves, the driver of The
Stockwell Fire Engine Co., of Nash
vile Tenn. Nos. 1878 and 1918
drew the fourth two prizes of 5000
each, and were sold in fifths, at 81 each
10 Messrs. VIM. 4. Oates, c. Willis,
"A. Prescott and Rob't Payne. II
Vicksburg, Miss; Mr.. J. V. Wonder
smith, of 202S Locust ST., Philad'a, and
party in New Orleans La, among
others-so on adj infnitum. IT all goes
over again on the 9Th day of October,
and all information can be had on APP
plication to n. A. Dauphjn. New Or
leans, La.
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Saved his Child.
~ N. Eutav ST. Baltimore. Nd.

~ N. Eutav St, Baltimore, Nd.
Feb. II, 1880.
Gents:-Upon the recomnenda-
ton of . friend I tried BRowN's
lion BIrTKRs as o tonic and re.
sro.aiive for ny daughter, whom
] was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY the
terrible disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, ] was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, &C
my great surprise, before my daugh-
Ter had takeR one bottle Of BRowk'S
Iron ByTrERs, she began to mend
and now is quite restored 70 former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said TONES were re,
CURED :" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowS's
lRoH BrTrkks, responded "that i
agood tonic, take il"
ApoKAM PHElss.
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(CoatiS0sd from isst sesk)
How Watch Cases are Made.

A plate of SOLID GOLD IA 30 karats
Gnc is soldered on each side Of = plate OF
hard nickel competition metal, and the
three are then passed between poii-hsd
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts ofthe cases-backs, c.ntsrs, bszsb, &c.
are cut aad shaped BY dies and brnsn.
The gold Is thick enough 10 admit x all
kinds Of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, Stiffness and set'sig, while
the r~taen guarantee Of the manufacturers
eara.tins each case 70 wear hrenty years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many Of
these cases have been worn pcrfecsiy smooth
by years Of use without wearing through
the gold. pr,rer, "a p.e n,rn.
have used one q your James boss' God watch
Cases for seventeen years. bought it second hand
and know Of its having ben used before suf H.
but do not know how long. II looks good for TN
yeam longer. Did not suspect IL was Filed csse
until 30 informed by jeweler . abort time ence
I most ohserfully recommend your cases 10 Be Al
they are represented 70 be. and more
o. AcCRANKY, Dep. Col. hi. ksv. ~ Dts Losea
sssl east stamp Ksy.e.s Wstsh Csss vssss, PAiis-
dslpLa Pa is.Assss nsstrsssA showing hsS
Ssas Be.' ed Eeysssse Wsssh Cssss are nada-
{Tobs Continusd)
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALLEN COUNTY.
the Protats Court 10 d for said County
i J. the matter the Estate of Archibald
Ihrasher, dec ed
= tice is hereby given that Letters Tes,a-
me-. iary have leen 1ranred to the unders gne-l
the Est te irch bald Thra- he l: te
III nty. dec ~ sed by she Honorable The
Pr bate onrt the Co bty and State afore-
ga a, dated the lth dsv "f Sc TENDER D.
- WOW all iersous wing CLAIMS agai 4
the said Estate, are h, reilly notifi4l that hey
allowance, within one year from the dat II
sah Letters, or the may be preclad ii fro
any benefit OF such estate; and thai IL such
ella ms he not exhibited a ithin three years afteI
he date Of said Letters they shall he rev r
barred. VIC TIIRAnUEE Ex.cutor
September 12, lsss. 3w
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se.nt,y 70 8 Glosey BIAcx b 5 sinsSs ap-
pt1catica Of this DYk Sold By Dr16gisfs.
or oent BY express ON TeoeiptOf q.
Once. - Murray etrset New York.
Wfo oA1sAl " e9efvi RsekRN nfG
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ES4 N

.UllSlLnl. IL uulrI UUmPhs
eve DE- hereby certiry that re SUPP ~ Ne tn
ARRANGEMENTS 'or all the Month and en-
\ ual RI ings If he ou siana ta,. TO
cry Company, and In person mar ge
trO! he prawt ~ tn elves Il I IT..
the In- ar mi tied it'll h nes;y ir a..
~, N go" fii ow vi ! ,artie aaG
nth ri the Company ne his critical
" tn fac al Il e % our III al. r s dttacheu
/ nd err se--'enis.'
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Ladies' snnroye Of your smokipg
iIisiie fpktf,1
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BIowN's IRON BITTEHs effectual,
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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sSEAn
Che Thitaac Iedse;

he "ldt-st and most reliable story paier pub
iished in the '"est. II IL Iarre eight J Hge a.
per fujt Of jtterretrg storieS. sci,tv news
and huhl,r. Price, II per wear. SSiupln eo,i, s
IRE. Address, CHICAGO iIDSSR, Chicago, i'll.
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Incorporated ~ SO { r % years bv tie Le.is
latur" r Educational Il Cha l. ble r, Z
with q capitlI of 81, ,',GE to " ich
ser fund fCver s55 600 has since en- al,
ell.
BY an ovrrwhelniUE p pnIar yot5 lis rrur.
ch Sc was made a part e he pres n 81
Cnn.t tu'ion AL ed recen er II. IL
The MY Lot Try vey 81 q o and r,
ID, TIE peure IA state.
Il nerer Scoies Or Postpoaes.
ia Grand Single Nar,se. pxaTvial
tsko place mo ithIy.
4 splendid Opp0rfu1ity 10 min Il fortune. MINI
grand drarirg, class D. at Ns,r Orleans Tuesday
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Nxw oatiAss, Aug. /, 1888.
TO THE PUBLIC!

Postmaster General Gresham having pub
lished . wiilfuisAnd malicious fnleehood In re-
gard to the character Of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, the following facts are geveD
to the public to prove his statement-ihat we
are engaged In a fraudulent busibess-to he
false and untrue:
State Lottery Company from January 1, ls7s, T.
present date
Paid TO southern Express Co.. New
Orleans, L. NJ Westcoat, Mans 81, 38s 800
Paid to Louisiana National Bank,
Paid to Louisiana state National Bank
8. II: Kennedy. President ....:.. 125 100
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, President. IS, $50
Paid to Union National Bank,
5. Charlaron, Cashier ........... "a $50
Paid to Citizens Bank,
T.. L. Carriere, President. .. 81 O0l
Paid to Germania National Rank.
jules Cassari, President ........ SO, $50
Paid t. Hibernia National Bank,
Chas Palfry. Cashier. ....,..... $1,000
Paid to Canal i:ank,
Paid to Mutual National Bank,
JOS Mitchell, Cashier $500
Total paid as above .......... 2.s5s $50
Paid Ia sums of under 81 900 at the
varions Offices Of the Company
throughout the United States. 2.627 ,3lo
Total ,aid by all. w s.. ISL &c
r The tr tn of the above facts We r fer the
pu'lic to the officers of thr abb, e-nsmed rior
orgton-, and our iegaiit and s;andin T.
the Nav agd Oflcers of New urleanr. to the
state antnorities Of Louisiana, nd also to T.
u. :, Oncials of Louisiana. W. claim tu b
IL al, honest and correct in all our trans actions
q much as any b al ass In thu rnuntr
. r ST in Is cone eded by u who viii H.
yes igatr. aud -i.r II OK has for ear been sol
n our hoard Of Brokers. a-d o" nei: in MAJ
of our e'tk own a Il respected citizens.
NJ. Il. DAUPH1N, Preside Z.
E-CAPTTSL Pr ZE. 5T5.0OD.+
S;,G.fe oNN - T., ,.-,,o,t.,
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation Of
life, it dreulates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and nch, good health is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the ssIy sure and quick way to drive
i out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
Ill the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BIrrERs will thor.
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus DIVE disease from
any part of the system, and it will
got blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively sOt injurious.
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r-CAPTTsL Pr ZE. sI5.0OD.%-
linlnfc ~ o. y l., r-n~nnt.n
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go Broadway. cor. Reade-st.
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Monaghan Pity for Animals.

Nowhere will you find less cruelty than In
Mongolia. Not only do their cattle and flocks
receive expressions of sympathy in suffering,
and such alienation of pain as their owner
knows how to give, but even the meanest
creatures, insects and reptiles included, are
treated with consideration. One of the best
proofs of the habitual kindness of the MongOl is
the tameness of the birds on the plateau
Crows perch themselves on the top of loaded
camels, and deliberately steal Chinamen's rusks
and MOn"ors mutton before the very eyes of the
vOcferating owners: hawks swoop down In the
market-place at Ur@a. and snatch eatables from
the hands of the unwary, who simply accuse the
thief of patricide and pass on; and swallows.
year after year. hnild their nests and rear their
young inside the very tents of the MOngols. A
Mongolian's pity seems to flow out freely TO-
ward the suffering of all creatures, even the
meanest and most vexatious. My bald-headed
camel-driyer was nearly driven to distraction
one evening by cloud Of mosquitoes, which
kept lowering over and alighting on his shining
pate. During the night there came touch of
frost and, when we rose in the morning. not
an insect was on the wing. Looking at them
as they chung benumbed to the sides Of the
tent, he remarked. 1.-The mosquitoes are frozen!"
and then added, in tone Of sincere sympathy,
the Mongol phrase expressive of pity, '.Hoarhe,
hodrhe" There was no sarcasm or hypocrisy
about it.-An,ong the Mongo!s.
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lie MISSOURI IepuDilcan
The proposed French law provides that every
head OF a family who has more than four chill
dren shall be entitled to a reduction OF fifteen
per cent in his annual taxes, and to an addi-
tiOnal reduction Of five per cent for each child
In excess of five. In case the head of the family
pays no taxes. or if lis taxes do not exceed 100
francs year, then he shall be entitled to a pre-
MUM of 200 francs for his fifth child and to an
other premium, in each case larger by 100 francs
than the preceding, for each additional child he
may have. The project of Mr.. Pieyre-1or that
is the name OF the author of the bill--may seem
empirical, not to say comical but the fact is that
the population of France Is at a standstill if not
actually diminishing. The perncious example of
limiting children Is set by the upper classes of
society. Among the wealthy and middle classes
large families are looked upon as misfortunes-
not SO mach on account of the immediate eX-
peIse attending upon the birth. support and edu-
cation OF children as Oh account of the necessity
Tor making the provisions for their future that
the social customs of this nation enforce Ii the
children are girls. the parents must set aside al
nualiy sufficient sum to provide them with a
dot OF doWery. without which they cannot hope
to lind husbands for their daughters: if the chill
dren are boys. the capital to start them in bust
ness must be provided This means years of
saving and economy, even among the wealthy
Glasses OF society, and parents find it much
easier matter to economist In the number of
tHclI CiiiIuIeu Two OF at l1OSC ltlfee CnllOfen
are admissible and there are very few families
in easy circumstances that exceed that number
So deeply has this feeling become rooted in the
social life of the nation that parents who have
large families are looked upon as being culpable
and indecently imprOvident. AS by far the
greater majority of marriages among those in
moderate circumstances are formed upon pure
ly financial conditions and are arranged by the
parents, the affections have but little to do with
them. and hence this violation of the laws of ma
ture is not 30 difficult as you might suppose.