Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 48, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 June 1877 — Page 3

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jim anl John two brothers were, WhJlo John was"knyown both far and near conscientious lad.

One Sunday morning John did go Unto the Sabbath-school, To sing his pious little hjmns

Andfearn "he Golden Knlr.

Bnt 1 itrt he did a-flshljg go With other naughtyToy«, And in.a boat they all did row With much ungodly noise.

Th- church where John did render praise

W'.IH

bv one Mullett made

TAVderue?havoPc°plac«LCr

HU liUle soulha tmrafc Us bonds And up to ileav'u had fled.

hen Jim came home that awful ulght

And'^3w *poo r*John ali"stark and-tiff, With co^l and paiiui face,

Itin Ronscicnco

sr™°£u£icV'ed:

.•LE LEVER."

,-HVKMINO DESCRIPTION OK WHAT BEE:, A C.IARM.KO

I SCENE.

Edmund and Jules de Goncourt,

tegmj to daun.^

the sluitter or

i^'r

s^^*'».trss5

ictfintujr'u if^only1about 11, say the

tjr

day/ bars

crated oflitfht peeping through her door. A ray

Uttle dQg

ShL di aws

the halt das light

The

seating hers

hing awakensher.

=«ui»° op«n« her «™,0„

hic

fills her chamber,

ambermaid nn8we„

the caTlBa.'.d busies herself with the fire the can a hour, complains of

m'. ress asks she has spent and wets the nghtlu n.ghtshc

her lips with a cvu

Then

We of hcr bedi

Qne hand and

caressing «l*-r s.pr:ncr her chemisette

°r.hf.Ss» !»'«"•»the

with 11

"rc of tef '"a"'

petticoat, and, kneeling

h°r

draw on her her host and

This done, they carry her to a

slippei s. where behold her magn^.cent ea.y cna^^

e!°'hr'rgreasing-room

the toilet table

In her S» furniture, surmounted

thetnumPhad Ofa.rnU

ith,

by a mirror, adornea „s)in like election of a city jud]

gewgaws, pastes, patches an Is

veins, vinegar ot^.

fie

ribbon9) faise

a£ain*,v" en

es, cgrettcb,

the a

afForyears

experts have

the north, s® that

n$"%cs on )8

the place of this wc^room.,

painter's that One ot he^""waiting-woman fits to her.

Uneotnt

mistres* her t.. jvre_8haped clock

•prETBLhC "hour of noon, and indie.-u* tl.e nou

proceeds to ace,

charmmg

tllC UOUI HUB WP—

rived and all her woman come to surround the preu^

as comp|ete.

CT'Pr ™rfcc

prctly lo

again givi

retty

THE MAYORALTY. Til

The Political Pot Again Boiletb.

The Candidates Thu3 Far in the Field

The selection of a Mayor to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of the Hon. James B. Edmunds is creating considerable interest, and it is thought that some patriot can be found who will sacrifice himslf on the altar of his country, thus avoiding a draft.

GAZETTE

RT1

I too might thus have died!

reporter in his rounds this

forenoon endeavored to ascertain the names of those gentleir.en who will be candidates for the nomination.

The first person interviewed by the reporter was JL'OGE A. B. CARLTON, whose name has been prominently mentioned in connection with the office by his friends. The Judge stated that he did not desire to ^e a candidate for a variety of reason* among others, that he does not wish to come in competition with his friends for the nomination.

JAMES M. ALLEN

was next interrogated. He does not desire to enter into any bitter contest for the place.

MARTIN HOLLINGER.

This gentleman stated that he would not go into convention for the nomination. He wishes it to be understood that he is not a candidate.

BIN HAVENS

will be "a candidate to the l'ast. That's the kind of a candidate he is." MARTIN GRACE, on being questioned, said: "All I have to say is, that I am a candidate, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention It nominated, I will perform the duties of the office, etc

COL. COOKERLY

is in the field. It is thought by some that he is ineligible for the reason that no one can resign a judicial office 1o accept anv other than a judicial office, it being claimed that the office of Mayor is not a judicial one. Under the decision of the Supreme Court in thecase of Waldo vs. Wallace

L,ourt in mecase

stated {hat he had nQt fuH detertTJine

to make the race for .he nomin..lo».

tress- PHILII' sen LOSS

chanted' little universe not be a candidate for the nomina-

oT^ mi the Cud. ,aM„s.

here the ion. reports to the contrary, notwith-

fixed

also mentioned,

WOman

ofthe

her dressing-go charming, woman reigti. one is invested with the sweet disorder of th morning. Around her buzzes what T.™ itaf a "•"f.lST'S social sensations. 1 eltea wun compliments she replies, she smiles, danin- hither and thither, fselecting a head-dress, changing it for another leaving suspended in suspense the hand coiffeur. Comb-invested, compelled to wait till the weathercock head is ?Ull for a f-econd to attempt a grand

Now an affair of state dispatch-

5 she is made love to, scolds, caresses, Si.trewe Is- in the middle of the oftinterrupted bable she dashes off those r, notes where the heart shows it fel^ Meanwhile the two bel of the boudoir keep up an incessant 11- L. -inrices orders and commiss'ionskeep the whole servants' hall afoot she sends out ts learn the programme at the theater, to buy boqaets to learn 1 the fashion-dealer will those promised ribbons nF?he new style* when her portrait will be done. The newsman enters with the be aont drawing from his load the'pan,phets without which no toilet can tnepai-i

and

possibly 8'res will be kept for three whole'days, no matter ho» de.~r.te the

demand {'""f/^on i?e»Si

health, her infinitude of

chirm Kd tie abbe'(for th. abbei.

She?S"iV'him'S,:'the hjjjt

.. thp while. They come, they go, tney

Vauxhall door, presents hu_ periu nnd sweetmeats. On an arm-chaira mer chant unroll, her costly silk, Sm or pigeonVbj^t color, and ^o this "What says the^ abbe! «,»£.

,he mirror

Qf a

silk merchant

murderous

during the critically

o'#«vinril III had a correct conception Richard 111-^

?yrM,econq«.' If

in order to satis.

,0"!

Since I am crept in ta\ or I will maintain it with some httie co "Toe" the Boss clothier, is now ^"ng .b^Srl»i.ofc.oU,«form»orboy,« less money, than would quired to buy the Duke a double

Main street.

Billy Lewis ot the Western Union

eeraph

TD-

office left this morning for

dfanapolis where he will engage

ness.

also mentioned, but this gentlemen

could rot be found.

JUDGE JN

JUDGEJNO.

..-aitin^-woman iu» meauuve «wc uic

ate

T. SCOTT

also 6poken of. The above are the

Democratic candi-

corset, which she dates. The nominating convention wul

held on next Thursday.

male

nml

flalready

irea(|v

wardrobe

THE REPUBLICANS.

The Republican candidates are as fol with "several counties to hear Jill. William Hendrich, H. D. Scott, Alex ander Thomas, S. C. Scott, Henry Fairbanks, James H. Turner, General Cruft, Frank Crawford and Col. Edwards.

No day has been set for the Republican convention.

SPOT HTM

A gentleman who drove up to one the public fountains on Main street a few days since, said, '"I have lived in Terre Haute for many years, but have never found as a convenient and well arranged public improvement as this fountain is. It beats anything we have in the whole city." Tally one for Brazil.—Brazil Miner.

To Consumptives.

Consumption, that scourge ®f human ity,is the great diead of the human family, in all civilized countries.

I feel confident that I am in possession of the only sure, infalliable Remedy—not known to the profession—for the positive and speedy cure of that dread disease, and its unwelcome. concomitants, viz. Catarrh, jwhma, Bronchitis, Nervous Debility, &c., &c. Twenty-eight years experience, as a busy practioner, in the best Consumption Hospitals of the old and new world, has taught me the value of this Medicine in the cure of all throat and lung complaints.

Those suffering with consumption or and of the above maladies, by addressing giving symptoms, they shall be put in possession of this great boon, without charge, and shall have the benefit of my experience in thousands of eases sue cessfully treated. Full directions for preparation and use, ard all necessary advice and instructions for succesful treatment at your own home, will be received by you by return mail, free of charge, by addressing

DR. JOHN S. BURNETT, 167 Jefferson Street, Louisville Ky.

1. R.

No old teas kept on hand. All goods fresh and warranted to give satisfaction. Sixth street, opposite Post Office.

J. F. Roedel.

He is Holding Things Level in the west End.

Roedel wishes to call the attention of the country readers of the GAZETTE

and Ohio street.

The country readers of the

it would seem that a justice of the peace is -d dowrf the balance shall be paid in eligible to the office, it being held that the

mayor is a judicial officer within^ the meaning of

fhc

constitutional provision,

if at the time of his election no order has been made by the city council for the election of a city judge, and no such

h°S KicK

WILLIAM STEWART

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

J. W. Roberts

Has an Elegant Assortment of Plain and Enameled, cut and Ground Glass, Wall Paper and Window Shades.

GAZETTE

are most cheerfully recommended by this paper to J. W. Roberts, between Eighth and Ninth, for any painting, glazing or papering they may want. The

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. The undersigned will sell at public auction upon the premises, pn Friday the 13th day of July,

1877,

o'clock A

M., the "following described real estate belonging to the estate of Isaac Rogers, deceased, to-wit:

Commencing at the northeast corner of the bouth half (g) of the northwest quarter

section twenty-two (22),

township twelve (12) north of range eight (8) west, and running thence west one hundred (100) rods, thence south forty (40) rods, thence east one hundred and sixty (160) rods, thence north eighty_(8o) rods to the place of beginning, containing sixtv-five (65) acre? more or less, Ueing all of said south half except fifteen (15) acres.

Ufon the following terms:—Two hun dred dollars

($200)

of the purchase

money shall be paid down and the purchaser shall give bond with sufficient sureties, conditioned that he will niake all payments and indemnify said administrator, and all persons interested in said estate against all liabilities of the deceased upon the mortgage and notes executed by said deceased on the 30th of March,

to the yEtna Lile Insurance

1676,

Company of Hartford, Conn., for one thousand ($1,000) dollars due January 1st,

1SS1,

ymuu v=. sale, and the two hundred

and accruing interest notes,

after the sale, and after deducting the one thousand ($1

000)

dollars aforesaid and

the accrued interest thereon to the day of

tbree equalinstallments

at six (6), tw

|JU1U Uv" I

three equal installments at six (6), twelve (12), and eighteen (iS) months from the day of sale, the purchaser giving notes for the deferred balance of the purchase money dulv secured.

The above land will be subject to private sale vpon the same terms and conditions, until the day of sale. June S, 1S77.

ASA. M. BLACK, Administrator.

3*3/4 Ohio street Terre Haute, Ind.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue of an execution issued from the Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed and delivered, in favc of Elizabeth Navlor and against Mary Swinehart I have levied on the fol owing described real estate, situated in Vigo County, Indiana, to wit:

The undivided one ^alf of lot number one hundred and nintv thrte ,193) in the city of Terre Haute Vigo County, Indiana, an.l on SATURDAY, the

within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described real estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy said executions and costs, I will then and there offer the fee-simple, in and to said real estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This

7th

dav of J'ine

Pr. fee

NO.

1S77.

Apr 17W-1 y.

Teas!

Chambers' Sixth Store.

Street

Jinnati,

S&w tf.

VEGETTNE

—WXLII CUKE-*

S O A Scrofulous Humor.

VEOETIXK

GAZETTE

knows whereof it speaks when it says that Mr. Roberts does his work thoroughly, with dispatch and in elegant {aste. His prices are reasonable. Re member him with your orders.

will eradicate from the system

ety taint of Scrofula and Ssrofalous Hnmor. It has permanently cured thousands in Boston and vicinity who bad been long and painful sufferers.

Cancer, Cancerous Humor.

The marvellous effect of

VEOETIKE

their patients.

VEGETINE

1877.

GEO. W. CARICO

Sheriff.

$8.09.

Q.ITO- STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF VIGO, IN THE VIGO CIRCUIT COURT. APRIL

1 8 7 7

June,

W I I A

WALKER VS. LEONARD ACKER, CYRENA ACKER, WILI.IAM H. RIGGS, SAMUEL R. RIGGS, SCOTT HAGENBAUGH WILLIAM HAGENBAUGH, ED GAR C. HAGENBAUGH. GEORGIANA HAGENBAUGH AND MINERVA HAGENBAUGH, IN FORECLOSURE. Be it known, that on the

14th

IS77,

day of

it was ordered by the Court

that the Clerk notify by publication said William H. Riggs and Samuel R. Riggs, as non resident defendants of the pendency of this action against them. Said defendants are hereby notified of the pendencv of said action against them, and that'the same will stand for trial at the September term of said Court in the year

JOHN K. DURKAN,

Gookins Si Duy, P.

Clerk.

ADMIMISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Garland B. Shelledy, late of Vieo County. Indiana, deceased

Siad estae is su poosed to be solvent H.B.JONES. '/Aminiat rato

AGENTS WANTED*

tso ta 290 xn

•A Sew, Clear, and Concise—

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Commencing with the earliest Dtrlod8. clMing March. 18T7. 3 Volumes ot the Worlds Great, Grand History in one. ,£°ci£Pt Middle Aires and Moadern* inclu^Mng history of the Centennial Exposition, atiin of President Hayes, and Turkish Difficulties. A boot oft 11 in a in vcrsalnctd. Sells fastor than any ®the Beautiful Illustrations, Low Pr^cs. Qultk ics Extra terms, Circu'ars Free. Address kClf 'M^URDYACO Philadelphia. Fa.

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Ccin Aiayn otw

Bossom & Wilkes,

Painters.

Best work at Lowest figures. Ohio street, Terre Haute, Ind.

pecially his present stock of goods. They are fresh an-I well selected and are extremely cheap. He is agent for the celebrated Detroit Seed Company's seedB and invites a test of them by farmers, as have not already used them, if there are any such. Wherever used they give d^£^t^ immense satisfaction. Corner of First j* juii information sent on appli-

HAS PAID A PROFIT 07

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In case of

Cancer and Cancerous Humor challenges the' most profound attention of the medical faculty, many of whom are prescribing

Canker.

VEOETHTE

has never failed to cure the most

Inflexible case of Canker.

Mercurial Diseases.

The

VEGETIXE

meets with wonderful success

in the cure of this class of diseases.

Pain in the Bones.

In this complaint the

VEOETIJTE

is the great

remedy, as it removes from the system the producing cause.

Salt Rheum.

Tetter, Salt Kheum, Scald Head, he., will certainly yield to the great alterative effects of

VEOETIHE.

Erysipelas.

VEOKTnra has never failed to cure the most Inveterate case of £rysipelas.

Pimples and Humors on the Face.

Keason should teach us tliat a blotchy, rough or pimpled skin depends entirely upon an internal cause, and no outward application can ever cure the defect.

VEOETUTE

purifier.

is the great blood

Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores

Are caused by an impure state of the blood. Cleanse the blood thoroughly with

Is the great blood purifier.

VEOETIXE

(200)

dollars

VEOKTIUE,

and these complaints will disappear.

Catarrh.

For this complaint the only substantial benefit can be obtained through the blood.

VKOETIXB

Constipation.

Piles.

TEGETINE

lias restored thousands to health

who have been long and painful sufferers.

Dyspepsia.

VEGETIXE IS

taken regularly, according to

directions, a certain and speedy cure will follow its use.

Faintness at the Stomach.

VEGETIXE

is not a stimulating bitters which

creates a fictitious appetite, but a gentle tonic, which assists nature to restore the stmiach to a healthy action.

Female Weakness

acta directly upon the causes ot

these complaints. It invigorates and strengthens the whole system, acts upon the secretive organs and allays inflammation.

General Debility.

In this complaintthe good effects of the

TINE are realized immediately after commencing to take it as debility denotes deficiency of the blood, and

VEGETINE

blood.

30th

of June

i877-

Vegetine

acts directly upon tba

Sold by all Drogguta.

OI LO'J HAP 116-

Specimen Copy Free.

Thi: Am. Oiloirr.-wph distriliut« to ui'j*rrili of till* 'j-ii|r.r, limited niinilier of ?!o« imen picture

Fourteenth Annual GIFT OF PREMIUMS '. f-

To the Subscribers of the

DETROIT COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. (FstaMNhed inl881.) Send H.2S, an.! receive in retnrri a First Class Family and News paper for a.x months, an(1 a numbered coupon securing participation in a premium award of |7,000 in Gold. To be Awarded Wedneeday, Jane 27, '77.

Referto Jacob Beeson, Esq., PrwUdent Detroit Bvarn of Trade.

Emory Wendell. Esq. Ca*hler First at ional Bank, Uetroit, Miih. Ex- rov John J. Bagley. Dotreit, Mich.

Kilward Kanter. Esq. Pnsident German American bauk, Detroit, Mich. Address WM. H. BlUH,

Publisher, Detroit, Mi« h.

UAafnrad TO HEALTH BV THE

JBe

J£6StOr€(l only sure, reliable, and never-failing trea.ment used at the Old Weaerli :Q«dicai In»titnte. 137 Sycamoro St Cinclnnali) O. It frees tne system of all skin and blooi diseases, speetliiy cures exhausting nervous weakness, and imparts strength and energy to mind and body. Call, \»r send stamp, Jor free advice which explains the only correct and common-sense mode oi care. Jio charge to respons'ble pesons for treatment till i-urod.

gke Agents wanted fer a new IU business, In which any actWe Man or Woman can easily make |5 to $1# a day. One who had never canvassed before,made $7,50 In one ho«r an experienced agent r»adej2,TS in fifteen hours. Particulars free. C. A.

No. 503

1XVESTED

sue

___ A. iv* Hankers ana

Manager, 69 Doane sti eet, New fort 'We Snow C. A. CLEGG to be rcl inhle. T\ I "Y and think be offers Agent ex

JL traardinary indocemo ». —New York Weekl Son

W. W. Sharp & Co.

PUBLISHER'S AGENT3.No 2S Park Row New York, are authorized to contract f». aavertlsing in our paper.

New Advertisements. 6sent

New pieces sheet music, retails for 11.75, for 10 -t* stamp. Cheap Music Co., idc lebore' ass.

rtfj VA"CYcards, all styles witn name, 10 conts, post paid. J. B. Hosted, Nassau, N. Y.

X?'T"r'\["l package c« mic EnvcTopes, pk. -1-* comicCanis, p». si,rtllvaid't 34 p. book of Kun all for 10c ft stamp. Novelty Co., Miduleboro Mass.

/~V/"AT7" See this. Only'$1.50 capital requiied to Start canva8s ng for MarkTtram New Scrao Book. \pply with stamD, to John K. Hal!owcl.

Yorl'fhth

YEGETIXE

gti cct

Canvassers

IT^T T'VT'lcopy curious love letter, I pk. I J3I comic cards, pk. piping question c.ar ls all for 10 cts. A vtamp. Kuu Card o., Alidilleboro, Mass.

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pack acquaintance c^Tds. 1 pack

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XT A 1 comic oil chromo. 7xil, mounted. JuLxV.worth 2S c, 1 pk-l»ye ca»ls, 1 pk comicenvelopes, lpk. comiu cruris, pk scroll. 1 24p book Fun, all Sont »r only 3c. st'ps, Novelty Co., Middleboro, Jlass

READ THIS

A chanco for all to make or save rtoney, and get the Best Goods In tiw mafket.

TEAS, COFFEES,'&c.

sold at lower priccs than the same qualities c.in be bought at any other hou$c in thiB country. All goods guaranteed ttt ba satisfartory and as represented, or too money will be rufunde-l on the return of tho goods, which may be done at ourev.onfc

The repiit itiou of our houS" fjf sflling Stindard ods at l«w riri s, years), has given us a standing in

fowls

does not act as a cathartic to de

bilitate the bowels, but cleanses all the organs, enabling each to perform the functions devolving upon them.

N-AV

*ork City

and vicinity, that is.not ••njoyw by any other house in the trade. After lfiatnro dedberation we have determined to offer our

to housekeepers' in tlic^in'crior. *t the owest AVholesale Trade t'i ii-e*, Wh»-n a club is formed large onougli to make a SViall c«se The goe'ds of each meinlwr of the club will be put in separata packages, anjl marked with .lame and oo^t.ao as to avoid Confusion in distributing. Goods will be sent by axpress to Collect en delivery. All wish ne to save money bv nnichasing family' supplies at New York Wholesale prices, raj talk the matter over among friends and neiKbbors, and send to us for e'uo crrcnlur, price list, Jic. W'e jtive a present of either goods or money to the pers who gets up the nlub, to coinpcDsiit for trouble, etc. Sample oi Tea and Coffee sent by mail.

Send for pricc list and club circular.

Stiner's NewYork& China Tea Co M. H. MOSES & CO., Proprietors.

77, 79, 81, 84, and 86 VE3EY strojjt» N.

DUFF

Ito. 39 Sentnekj AT^., IndisBapolls, I&6

tmtBMk «f Bll v«nar^l

VEGIC*

FKXB.

as an aiivi:rtiitSin'iit of CilOKr«|ihs. Senl n» your mtiiio, mi'! ho»f of txn otlior i»»rson» to whom v«i may mail r.{ri-nlar» with 25 ci.i»ts t^i package aiM forwuril In* charts, niul wo will mail yon pri-iiaiil. a Superb Ebony 0!iim Oilngraph of Flowers one of four en"i it«. matchfil plcturc* whir.h retail at S3.S0 per pair These chief •I'aeures of Flowor Paint i«(f ineaonrc ll)v!2 hiclies anil art- copies o1 celebratol work* of art at the Luxembourg rcproilur.cil by our uew

iroi-,cs«

PREMIXXM EXT1U

To place on exhibition specimen* ot nor« elaborate work, niul thercliy encourag clubs, the names of applicants for the abov» pictures will We r«Ki»t«!rel in the oriler ceive.1, anl TO EVEUY TENTH w.- will ward, free, a copy of our beautiful $3 Olio graph Sprinjr lSeauties. This piciun* mow ures lixlli inclres an.l is nn exact far-slmil« of an oilpainting by Mary Speni-er. wortt $160, Aililresa

AM. OILOUltAl'l! CM.., IS3 Walnut rtreet. i.'lni inu»ti.

BOO'Coiti.

le*UAl»ttdChroot*IcoidMlL.

to rrtlOMti 1* Iad!«O»0lU,a»«f y«IP«rs show, an4 *11 wd knoWr w*

CoftinlUtioai fr«

SyphHit. Q»norrh»«, Qleet, Hat and Syphitifie er mercurial afractiom o' tl throat, akin Of boaaa,«ra with*?—tUf IM4MI, Uto«l sel«aUflo prin«lpl*i. rr\r%\s\j

...... ttrlohirs, Oi Hsrnis, or Buptura,«ll Urinary

SpvrmatorrhaM, Sixuil Dabitiity a«d lm^ «noy a* the renlt Belf-abaM la jn%h. *««l ta Bi'tam yeare.or -iand wkteh H*l«« •f lb* MUwlag effeotai wrr«iuaeu, imUit iebllltT, itaaMaefalfht, veftotlTO plmltfl rue. ehTilnMeoay, arertlua leeeotot/ef female*, enan» a»'

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U'lted, a rrleadl/ talker ble opinion MWa nethh Wkea II le laoearenlea lelt the eltjr f»r tmUaeii t, mev diieu be oeat ezpreeo or mall orer»*htrfc OureaN•eiee (earaateed, where doabt eilu It I' fr'aWT olee koara: A. M. I P. M. Seiiajt. It IMo 1 P.

PamphUHa any c-Jdrats, fo» Two flfcmps.

MANHOOD

10oont»-b,r

WOMANHOOD ^VSToofr

Seat aoaled, Uanbood, Wnmanliood and Pen*'' lot for ao eonta by mail.

MARRIAGE I auipE.

•MledforSOo. 0*er SCty modorfal pea awtoreo, elir« artlclet ea the foll»wln»«abjeeu: Wbe»ajr a«aiT| *ke aet, why. Preperaie to

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