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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-07-29
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,

Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at 50. so
year; if paid in advance, $500 a year.
Advertisements inserted in the ''MAINE STATE
part of the State) for 81 90 per square for first in
sertion and so cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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the DEPARTED HERO.

The Place of Internent to be River
side Park, New York.
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IA N IL AM Bpm 7PM IL NJ
Barometer 80. OBS 30.025l 80. 81 30 932f % 924
Thermo'r.. 70.1 1913 7O.S 1868 632
Dew Point 5S.9 t57.S 1886 l6O1 6O2
Humidity. GIG $40 546 1904 300
Wind. -. NV S is Is W
Velocity. II g IS l6 /
Weather Clear Clear Fair Fair Clear
Mean daily bar. ..29. 976 Maximum ther .74.5
Mean daily ther. $50 Minimum ther. 5S.1
Mean daily DIV pt.57.6 Max. vel. wind is S
Mean daily humy.70.7 Total rainfall. 600
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NEwBURYPoRrs

AT Newburyport, Mass, yesterday the league
game between the Brocktons and Newburyports
was fine exhibition of ball playing. The score:
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STANDING OF THE EASTERN N. E. LEAGUE
The following is the standing of the clubs In the
Eastern New England Ipap1a To data.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
AT NEW WnDU

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
AT NEW YORK.
New s!ll7ESi;; HGpEs..: II i
Detroits. 1 4 0 o 2-12
Base hits-New YOrks, IA; Detroits 15. Errors
New Yorks, 10; Detroits, s.
AT PHILADELPHIA
PhiIadelphias. 2 o o o 0 o.
Base ZPhiladelphIas,. Il St. Louis, s. En-
ors-Philadelphias, 6; st. Louis, 4.
AT BOSTON,
o6eaEGss,. leaIRss ss...'.....1 sS-s
Bostons. o 4 0 o.
Base hlts-,Chicagos, 10; Bostons, IL. Errors
-Chieagos, IL; Bostons,l6.
AT PROVIDENCE.
gaifaIPs. HiafaII@ss...,,...:.d ........d 3 3 "a
Providences........S 3 o s o o Xii
Base htsBnPaISfid cProyidences, 12 Errors
At Louisville-LouisyiIle 3, Cincinnati 1
NOTES.
1t is rumored that Mr.. +. W HObson. president
treasurer and director of the Portland Associs
ton will resign and sever his connection with the
The Mutuals of Boston are IN rnaLa . .,
through Maine. up
The Bostons attempted to secure the release of
toward, the left fielder OF the Brocktons but the
t..OSNtoh SAuo Ndhicu bOOQ SIZED fortune for
MN, SO negotiations have been suspended.
"A AT the first of the season Dugan pitched ON the
IIentons against the New York league team The
arehtons won and the New York batters cot only
fve hits of Dugan. e'' ''"'
seven games and seven victories is
the box. ~ "' D"s'i' ="
Manager MeGunnigleis so far improved as TO be
ape 81 70 Ilue out and his deafness is disappearing
he thinks It doubtful if he accepts9the new sched
nS uie, dor as Brockton had no representation the
GalneS were arranged to suit the convenience OF
Lawrence and Haverhill.- Brockton Enterprise
Butler and Slattery late Of the Biddefords
played with the Belfasts in Bangor yesterday.
ON IN Bangor yesterday the Belfasts defeated the
Queen Citys 10 to l. VIZ
Ihomas p. Reynolds of New Haven Conn aged
~ uied Monday night from injuries received willie
Playing base ball last week. He was Catcher for
tne Light Guards. While playing,cose To the bata
LroWn Iball slipped through his hands and strncE
nm m the stomach He finished the game hnf
that % night was taken sick and it was feund that
M MMilere the pan struck the stomach the blood had
become clotted which caused internal comniics. s,
tons resulting in death, nc" 0oinpiic"-
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WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Gen. j. B. Clark,
clerk OF the House of Representatives desigs
mated and requested the following named
committee to represent that body at the fun
eral of General Grant: Messrs. Carlisle of
Kentuckey, Randall of Pennsylvania Nor
rison OF Illinois, Tucker Of Virginia, Single
ton OF Mississippi, Hiscock of New York,
Reed of Maine, Brown of Indiana. and But
terw0rth of Ohio. These gentlemen will be
requested by mail to meet in New York CITY
on the seventh of August at some hotel not
yet determined.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-At meeting of
the Fairmount Park Art Association today
resolutions were adopted providing for the
memorial fund for the erection in Paramount
Park of a suitable monumental statue of
General Grant, and all will be invited to aid
the fund. All the people of the Pennsyl-
yania Art Association will contribute what
ever will be needed to complete the fund not
exceeding $4,000.
BERLIN, July 28.-At meeting of Ameri-
cans at the United States legation here to-
day, at which Minister Pendleton presided,
resolutions of sympathy and regret were
unanimously adopted at the death Of General
Grant.
New YORK, July 2S.-At meeting ap-
pointed by the mayor resolution was offer
ed by George Jones that a subcommittee of
nine be appointed to prepare plan of or
ganization, and it was adopted. The follow
ing gentlemen were named: Ex-Governor
Cornell, S. L, M. Barlow, Oliver Hoyt, Cor
nelius n. Bliss, A. L. Sanger, George
Fheret, j. Pierrepont Morgan, VIM. Lummis,
name Of Sidney Dillon was afterward added
to the list
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MIR. GEO. PARCMER,

GOllccEGF OF Z 5sAEOElss; sstCU, UEes, WINS!
Consider Bakers Great American Specific one
of the best family medicines in use Whether
equally sure to follow. 1t is in very general use
in our vicinity, and all agree that it jaUdriaJly
hires satisfaction.
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N. B. DALTON,
COL. E. G. HARRINGTON,
Of Cov RabSo,s S.nff :~

"IIave used it with perfect satisfaction for two
years. Have known many others in this neighbor-
hood who used it for cholera nOrb1ts, internal
pains, ETC., and never knew single case of dis
satisfaction" L. c. HARRINGTON,
Fryehurg Me-
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Ask for ssBAKER'S Great American
SpeciGc,o prepared by Maurice Baker & Co.,
Portland, Me.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS, Price SO cents.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Ask your grocer for Bakers Best FlaVodng Extracts.
1y10 eodtf1St0r4thp
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A Bitter Protest from Chicago.

=, CHICAGO, July 2S.-From the opening of
the IN { controversy the papers here have oppos-
ed the selection of New York as final rest
ing Place for the remains of Gen. Grant In
an eulGorlal on the subject the Tribune to-
morrow morning will say:
II now seems to be definitely settled that the re
aiS saE OF Gen Grant, in disregard of the eternal
AViiess Oh things are to be buried in Riverside
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-01
Gen Wayne:
BEATING CONKLING.
Loren b. Sessions Claims That he did 1t, and
Tells How.

Loren b. Sessions Claims That he did 1t, and
Tells How.
Mayvllle correspondence New York
Sun: Ex-senator Loren b. Sessions sat
in the county clerks Office during a re-
cess of the board of supervisors Of Chau-
tauqua county the other day, and re-
porter asked him what he thought OF the
talk of Mr. COnkling returning to the
Senate. He won't get there this time"
said the Chautauqua chief confidently,
"but it was matter Of only about two
minutes between him and his old seat ut
Washington when he tried to be return
ed in 1881. It's ancient history now, and
don't mind telling you how 1t was. The
telegraphic rumor that Conkling and
Plat had resigned reached Albany On
Monday, and, Of course, his partisans
and opponents were greatly excited az to
the outcome. Invent up to the capitol to
find, IL possible, the truth Of the rumor.
The executive chamber and state depart
msnt were at that time in the old capt.
toll, while the legislature had moved in
to the new building. / met Ed Johnson,
then clerk Of the assembly, In the CORR
dor by 0the governors room, and asked
him II any official message had been re-
csived. He laughed at the idea and said
ne such message had arrived, He went
into the governors room and turned
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-01

E %%S s%%A %s% s$$s$sT fakes
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-01-01

Revolutionary Correspondence of Wash
ington, Wayne and Other Worthless.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-25
,aFlRil,M,,I.AI,iy,,7,pEMocRAric OPINION.
Tho SAdministraioas bad Treatment Of
Largo Element nayaEd Severely Founded

= q u
Tho Adminiserationis bad Treatment Of q
Large Eiement- nayaFd severely teusdedsT
Chicago siauI 1s'lag IgR, DIN,
However the Cleveland Administration
may yetturn ont, It's frsttg moathshaSe
established one thing beyond dispute, that
the elevation Of Mr.. Bayard to the head Of
the State Department was q deplorable
blunder. This man hsd enjoyed a renown
altogether disproportionate 10 his capabili-
ties. TWAS the result Of untiring putting,
particularly on the part OF free trade jour
nails, who, ongeneral principles, however
dull in phrase against the .robber tariff =
AZ a great and wise statesman. 1t Is doubt
full whether anyother prominent Demo.
crat could have documented such awful
incapacity in the selection Of the diplo-
matte representatives Of the country as
Bsyard did. Among his appointments Of
ministers thereis really butya single one
entirely proper, and, therefore, approved
OF by friend and foe, that OF Pendleton.
All the others are more or less mischievous
blunders. se.' '.ttr s'st i,.l
How .niserably he has acted toward the
German Democrats they can tell best.
Lincoln appointed three Germans as min
listers. Bayard has not thought single
German worthy OF the honor. In his
aversion to them he has even disregarded
IIail'party usage. According TO this usage
IiP. Y. Deuster, who was three times elect
led to Congress from a Republican district,
had an undenilble claim to an appoint:
as minister. Besides him a Secretary OF
State, DESTROYS OF recognizing the German
Democrats, would Rave offered diplomatic
posts to such prominent men as Often
dorfer and Stalls, no matter whether
they had indicated any desire for
them or not. Had they refused them 1t
would have been Mt least . graceful COM
pliment. But perish the thought. Three
Consul GeneralShips have been awarded
TO the Germans-the poorly appointed
one at Vienna, that OF Berlin and That Of
Frankforton-the.M Main. sk q On the
other hand. the capable, competent and
experienced Consul Canisius at Apia has
been replaced by green young man.
And Traits all the German Democrats
have obtained from Mr.. Bayard. EYE
No wonder, then, that the old German
Republicans can ask their Democratic
brethren, ironically and gleeiully,"whether
these .be'the great reforms they had 30
cheertully expected. ~.
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tbs Gi,inlnnnll Calanllt,.

Tie Cincinnati building in which
seventeen lives were lost last week was
"improycd" to insure the destruction Of
life in case Of FIRE. Perhaps never well
constructed-everywhcre wood where q
less combustible material should have
been used-an elevator was set in on the
choap-and-nasty principle, and this made
abad situation worse.
From the second story up a two-icot
stairway wound around ,hselsyst eFshattt Il
There were no Are escapes. The only
escape in case Of fire was that Whichthe
poor creatures sought. To go down the
stairway was to plunge into the sitting
smoke and cruel flame Of roaring fur
mace. No one was foot.hardy enough to
tryit. Fifth story windows and q frail
rope which parted as young hero was
descending by it--these slight chances Of
escape were preferred to the only means
provided. S3',!s q
Cincinnati is very much moved by this
terrible calamity. Something Is 10 'fe
done at oncc-or at least tai ked about-to
avoid more OF tho same kird. a public
performance is to be giyenltor the benefit
Of the families Of the dead and wounded
Cincinnati is q liberal city. She viii now
do anything and everything to showher
sympathy and adherence. And alittle
prevention would have been worth 1t all.
There is something in all this for Wheel
ing. We do not run SO much to high
buildings, but we build as NE please, and,
alter old buildings to suit new purposes
without much thought Of the peril.
There Is nobody whose business it is to
sec that life within walls is fairly protect
ed from fire danger. Y eA. w
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protection for Wool.

In another column Is reproduced AN
Abstract Of Wool. Tariff Acts Of Congress
aimee the ADOPTION Of our National Con.
atitutiop,i !, by.A Me- 20. 3fcNary, Of Hous-
tonyille. Pa. The article is well worth the
attentiop Of woeLerowe,s, who will fndft
yery convenient ior reisrenceA The ssSeol
question: in lis relation to The tarif sby
NO means a dead issue.e
Though wool is passing through aperiod
Of yety great depression the wool tariff,
whether regarded from ~, ec p q
noliticai pdint Sfiview, isithe litestiof live
questions. This being true, the closing
remarks of Mr.. McNary's paper ought to
fasten the attention of.wooisrowes:: eft
we are 10 have protection for our wool in
time 10 come, 1t will be secured only by
tbecombined efforts ofwoolg towesthem-.
selyes.p This is gospel truth, having all
The force of a demonstration. Noris It to
he viewed solely1n thelight OF more tariff.
Il presents the whole problem Of high
tariff, low tariff, or no tarif. fwool!gro%-
ers must never forget that they are further
mepaced, not alone BY the ayowed free
traders. but by those eastern manufae-
tursrs who make, wooden fabrics under
conditions the most favorable well estab:
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'n S WI d Il !. co..to ralse pound d
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Don,t Eat in a Hurry.

A health journal says that people ought
TO take three quarters Of an hour for d.,
ner. This is=Well Il there is enough din
nerito hold out SO long. The penalty Ia,
hurrying meals, as most people do. IL 4
grieyous attack OF dyspepsia. r. such q
ease you viii have to fese:t to Browns
Iron Bittefs Tor cure. as did Mr.. ]. r.
Pinkstonl shorter5 Depot, Ala, who
writes, u found relief In Browns IRON
Bltters after years Of suffering from dys:
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dida.es-are not satisfied with the way
things are going. The President is moi
d1ewardtas the faithtal fast enough toi
them, and they are not pleased vita the
appointment Of Mugwumps q may be
that Mr.. Cleveland can be reelected, and
-itmay. be. that tive cannot elect &nyonet
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Mr.. landau on ,he second Term.

Here is that part Of Mr.. Rapdall's Ra-
aid interview, in which he is supposed to
have shelyed himself and hoisted the
Cleveland 'gonfalon" for 1888:
II President Cleveland. goes on as he
has gone, in his own way, following his
own ideas OF his dutyto the public, he
Willie in the end one OF the most accept
able presidents We have ever had. He
will, through his success, by the year
1883, IS the public administrator Of q gFca.
trust, be renominated and re-eleoles y
! am satisfied that the psity A. /; an NJ
better than faithfully St. c uo an "a
cooperate with him I'D py q 9i tni anu
In a sirs' Id can hardly be completed
elect 10 term. The country will re-
him to secure the completion OF that
work and give it the pernanGnce which
iSought TO have for the general GOOD.
On general principles, 1t must pc plain
to anyone thatgwe CANNON easily se-esees
Mr.. Cleveland than elect q new man. Or,
to put this in different shape, II we can
not re.eleCt Mr.. Cleveland, be having &C
complished in part or in whole the re.
forms desired By the people, then we can;
him hin and and Sis administration, and thus keep
our party together strengthen 4. an, and
enable u to meet Its opponents IN iSSs
with song Ssa IL. ,,l,,.. ~ ~ , ss,a
A nlng orlns = naa ~ 1ss.i ~ I %a ~.
very carefully. 4 Y. sass NJ n,sa a ~. NJ
supposlton way 4 5g ~ Z, raiasn s, ,,hios
viii nave accom- ~ psaasst y desire y ~
tue people NV . alSs. H., ttey can't e Is
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nueltlen,s Arnicn Snly,.e,.

The best salve in the world, for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
isguaranteed to give perfect satisiactio ion, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan a On. 4 h h n
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DIED.

iGooD-on Saturday, May q. 1885, ct 10 r. y ,
JULIA youngest daughter Of the ltts N, c. Good.
Friends arc invited to attend the fonesal services
at the family reidenCa Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock. In,eTmens private.
ooRRiG AN-0n sunday mornlrg, Mar 81, 1856,
q o'clock, MICHAEL CoRLIdAs, In the SlSt year
Of his age. M IfiflT5 =! .SYf = y
Funeral from his late residence In MsrShGll
county, GU Tuesday morning u. s O'Clock. Friends
OF the family are invited Services viii be held pt
che Church Of the Immaculate CONCEPTION, IN the
Eighth Ward. at 900 O'Clock! q {etsi' -
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Meehnns.
STooKHoIDERs' MEETING

A meeting Of the Stakeholder Of II. w..
Itue Camp Ground Hotel Company Mn y ~
1nsir once. no. " Twelfth street on NoS5,St q
Y; q. ~ x oeloSs ~, 70 elScs Board q bra
business q hhsll come before The meeiinS %,
mylSA = - - N. W. BECK. RSS,,.,.
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Tng Patrons Of Husbandry Is an organi.
za.ion which has been Of great benefit to
farmers Mr.. III. o. Deyries, the master
for the State Of Maryland, was completely
cured oflrheuma,ism by st. Jacobs OIL.
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FtTss-All Elta stopped trte by ~. lsllnes Sfeat
VclouS ctifos Treatiae aud q 90 trial bottle ttcs 70
III eAssS RSnA 70 m lltAe, 90 Arch ST. Phllal,
"a. Cancer fnIHtuie sai Arch ST. Phllst il 60
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"Icould not say without reference 10
statistics, but to make money on-1 mean
not large money, but merely ITO clear our;
selyes-we i should have at least forty
cents. a farmer loses money by selling
wool at twenty-five or thirty cents. ]
think wool win be worth much more
money next year than this" ;.i
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Glass which is so thin and so well an
nealed that It will bend under slight
pressnreis much better liked for glasses
than the elegant but clumsy cut crystal. I
Tray cloths set of the tea table very
prettily, and are now made in the most
elaborate manner Of India silk or finest
linen, with wide lace border and elaborate
embroidery. W.T. iiiE .8,
Bohemian glass is used again, and some
Of its most artistic specimens are very at
tractiye. Amber color Is themost deco
rative, and 0 set Of finger bowls OF this
attractive shade made a charming effect
on adinner table, where the furnishings
and service were Of the same tints
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rrps ron TnE TABLE.

"a silver psppsr.pot in shaps Of water
ing.pot &; the latest.
"a biiyei trident e Used instead 81 q
knife for serving rolled httter.
White egg.shell china is again seen on
elegant breakfast tables.
Dainty finger glasses OF Venetian glasa
In different designs and colors are fashion-
able, ,t,csesi t't-- ! J. z
Dent ware IL the. usliest hut the most
sought for table service OF the present mo-
tqpent ii ii \
I Tie onion pattern 81 Dresden ware %
also an old tasoite which Is at present
much used. t,af siditit Z - y u
Blue Canton ware, 50 long a tayorite, %
again used by those who hayelit in their
china closets. a.j -, 81
English water.flters Of wedgewood ware
are now considered both an essential and
ornamental addition TO the sideboard set
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Parker GUN CLUB.
myqs 1e2fMARKRr STREET.
HIRUSTEE's SALE.

II
,Byyirtue OF Deed Of Trust made and executed
% the fourth day Of Apr, A., p. 1883, BY b. N.
Eod, trustee for Emily L. black s. L BLACK, Geo.
BLACK and 81, 8, Gfb6S, 70 the undersigned rs irt1s
teo and which said deed Of trust Is OF record 10
he Clerks ONCE Of Ohio county, State OF West
Vifginia In Deed Of Trust Book No. 70, folio ~,
shall proceed TO sell at the front door 81 the Court
House Of Ohio county, State Of West Virginia. on
81 SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1855,
at ten O'Clock A. NJ OF that day, the following prop.
erty, to.wit All OF that portion Of Lot No. 2i9 two
hundred and nineteen on Eoi and Twenty second
Streets In The City Of Wheeling, Ohio rouuty. West
Virginia, which les west q g line run precisely
The north line through, and which piece q ground
hereby conveyed froHts hall the length OF said lot
on Twenty.seeond street npd the Wfdth Of said foi
on tie first alley west OF Eof street IN SAID City OF
Wheeling. and being the west hall Of said lot No.
property conveyed TO b. N. Eof, trustee, by Q: y.
Berry and wife, by deed dated February %, 1858
and Of record In Decd Book No. %, page 2S oil the
recdpdxot Ohio county, State OF West Virginia:
Is vested Ia me.
TERMS OF sAix-one, third Of tlle purchase money
cash in hand; onethird thereof with interest In
six months, and the residue thereof with interest
10 twelve months, the purchaser giving By notes
legal lite win be retained - further Ieenrity:
aprl0 GIBSON l. tRANMER, Trustee.
Y The above sale has been POSTPONED until sATuR
DAY. n;ls ls i A. y oe9SSkkasNx aEa trustee
The above sale has been postponed until sATuR
nys aTsSow l. cRANMER. Trustee.
NEWEspD DESIGNS I
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a1r1p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VTTANTED-As SMART, LIVELY BOY,
wv. 1901 II yean old. zMnIt come vel recon-
WTANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO
and Estetenee Eequlssd cal a los rKeltta Slsest
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s Steam gasssts. I
EXCURSION PARTIES TAKE NOTICE /
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
tATRAIHsAExPi1NGfs ATOM eF REFRR3N cx Marks
eDQlly tSunday excepted. Monday exccptet.-
Wheeling Time! elIl4l1 I " A1list
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lsiieeiai atotiees.

l5A'oABD.1 no III who Ste 5tiSssing hon SIibu
and IndIDcretons Of youth nervous veal
gaFiy daCSy, lnas Of manhood. SCI VIII send az
SinS thSf n cufG YOU PfsEE or CHARGE This
SteSS Fenaetly was dis0dyeted by missionary IN
Eonthi 1faefics Send Helt tfessed envelope %
REy. JosIf1I 4. tNhaN, Station p,t New YORK
iylisNWIAW LIS L q. !. ..