THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1879.
ASino.XOMT HIDE EAST.
ItHlMdle-dkldle,
The Son's In the middle.
And planet around him to cruml
An swinging In siatee.
Held forever In place
In tbe Zodiac girdle or Uuid.
Hl-dlddle-diddle,
The Bon's Id the middle.
And Mercury's wit to the Hun ;
White Venus to bright,
Keen at moraine or night,
Cotacx second to join In tbe tan.
HHllddl-dlddle,
The Bon's In the middle.
And third Ik tbegroapta our Earth;
WbHe Mara wttti his fire,
warlike and dire.
Swing round to be counted the fourth.
lll-dMdle-dtddle.
The Sun's in tbe middle,
."While Jupiter's next after Man;
And bis four moon at Bight
Show the speed ot the light;
a 2fext goMan-ilBced KaWrn appear.
M-4MdleMltddle,
Tbe Sun's In the middle.
Alter Saturn eomee Uranus lar;
And hit antics m queer
Led astronomers near
To old Neptune, who drive the latear.
fExcbange.
SEl'OMJ.lI.l.VI) GOODS.
What care I II yo have loved before,
go that you iove me love me beat and last
Niar would J ask jam UtttmtttMMm
That bound your heart to days now pact.
Ts the remembrance of (he loves that were
Hy which yonr heart can gauge Its lore lor
. me;
HVn-aa mroww throbbed at another's tooeh,
lleau It more quickly now with tltooght of
lace.
1 Vnaw thai Ton hare whispered oft befsre
The name sweet nothing you breathe to me
now;
I know your Hps hare passionately pledged
In other moments constancy's fond Tow.
T know that hereare tender mem'rrea "Ml I
That speak to you of happiness gone by;
I know that. In As deepest depth, your soul
llatu bidden feeling that may never dir.
Yet rare I not if you have loved before,
S that those loves are but In mein'ry past;
Nor do I ask you to forget those dreams
JJear that you love luc love me best and last.
Wife and Sweetheart.
BY EMILY K. STEINKSTCU
Not a great while ago two gentlemen
ware walking down tbe street, anil
when they came in the vicinity of one
of our ilorleta, the younger of the two
Ietletriaps exotaimet :
"Hold on a minute. I want to go In
hero ami order a bouquet."
He turned ami entered the florist's
establishment, while the other grtitu
blinely followed, saying:
"We'll miss that boat, Henry, sure!"
"io; we have an hour and a half yet,"
the other replied, ordering such flowers
as he desired arranged into bis bouquet,
and giving directions where to have it
cent.
The older man, a ruaty-visagetl, merry
eyed, praotieal looking individual,
watobed the process with deep interest
a moment, then asked bis companion:
"What are you sending such perisha
ble stuff out there for?"
"Well, I really don't know, Hart, un
less it is because Miss is fond of
flowers or perhaps I am influenced by
the more selfish motives of wishing to
remind the lady of my existence for a
day or two after leave-taking," tbe
young man replied, laughingly.
"Tonifoolerj ! Expensive nonsense!
You bad better Invest your money in a
Dutch cheese; it'll last longer, hut, I
say, Henry, what do you suppose the
oh! woman would say if I ruu up home
wim one oi mem tilings?"
"What, a cheese ?"
"lou cursed fool, no! Mister, iust
make me upa buneli of flowers like that
one in your hand. Maybe they'll please
tue oiu lauy. .ever minu tile expense,
but hurry up; time's short."
"Take this one and run up with It.
He can make up another for me. I'll
meet you on tbe boat In an hour."
Prompt to the hour the gentlemen
met.
"Well, Hart, whatdidyourwlfesay ?"
"Say? Not a word, Henry; not a
word. She turned pale as obalk, looked
up at me slartled-like, then burst out
crying; something iu her look reminded
one of the old days. What odd mortals
women are, anyway, Henry. But I'm
kinder glad I took them posies to the
old lady."
Then be seated himself on a chair,
with ails feet resting ou the highest
round of the stove In the gentlemen's
cabin, and gave bis thoughts a holiday,
all their own.
I wonder if they weut back flfleen or
twenty years, into the meadow of an al
most forgotten past, when this same
"old woman" was a fresh and saucy
girl, that "other part" of him which
completed his life, while he never once
realized that Mieh was the case, hutac
cepted the poseeeaiou as a matter of
course. Surely he was right when he
said old women are "odd mortals."
Young or old, high or low, simple or
suWIme. In one degree of nature they
are all akin; they want to be loved, and
want something upon which to lavish
that rich ami abundant attribute ol
their existence.
Afleetion is to woman what tile re
freshing, animating dew of heaven Is to
tbe absorbing, verdure-giviug earth.
How many perishing fibers In that
"ofd woman's" heart may not have re
vived at tliia slmpleactor affection from
her husband ! Her surprise and sudden
burst of tears proved such gentle
iiiuuuuuiue33 was uot customary.
1,1 ke thousands upon thousands of
wives, her lile had probably drifted into
the "matter-of-fact" course. She may
not have been subjected to blows or
curses, or want of any kind, physically;
nevertheless, her life may have been
barren ami unrefreshed by those lit
tle tokens that women prize above
everything on earth those very little
acts that win their hearts In the first
place, and alas ! too often cease when
the novelty of being married has worn
away. AVhen the gallant manner and
witty speech is reserved for others, and
the process of fitting the matrimonial
yoke begins, and the pair go plodding
along like a pair of oxeu jostling over a
blossoraless field, following the practl
?al. 'oreB of circumstances until the
ii faomes a second uature. (The
sInMly) get a little frisky occa-
sJJl" .I''-'ing life Is very
sad sometimes. It la UM to get well
ok8S.,"?U a lo"e' joke, when
thoughtful courtesies .ens; ,! 7i7ir
afTectlons and wifeirdutTtie taken for
granted Many amiable l uVn wma
restive then, and not unfre,, . ..TcU
yelop Into first-class "scolds," "
their loving is one long, bitter di!!
pqJntmenL Others, agaTn , bSSomi
signed and accept their lot as the "lotTf
woman," but witness the depth of their
quiet sorrow, by some unexpected at
tention on the part of tbe husband like
that ''Impulse" of the bounueL '
Why Is it that In becoming husbands
men cease to be Moult to tbe Wompn
they marry? The .elements ot tender
lies? may continue to exist, but it is
true beyond dispute that the delicate
consideration Inspired by genuine
friendship Is left outside of home in the
majority of marriages. And this is the
secret of matrimonial Inharmony.
Connecticut's Aetaol Bine Laws.
The great agitation consequent on the
attempted enforcement of the Connecti
cut Sunday Law in Norwich by pro-,
moiling steamboat excursions called at
tention to the fact that, although the
Connecticut Blue Laws have beeu proven
fictitious, yet tbe Land of Wooden Nut
megs, bas, nevertheless, 6omo laws that
are pretty blue iu tone. For instance,
tue following are quoted from the Con
necticut statues, revision of ISTo :
"Every person who shall travel, or do
auy secular business or labor, except
works of necessity or mercy, or keep open
any shop, ware-house, or manufacturing
or mechanical establishment, or expose
auy property for sale, or engage iu any
sport or recreation ou Sunday, between
sunrise and sunset, shall be.Iined uot
more than four dollars nor less than one
dollar, but hay wanls may perform their
official duties ou said day." Enacted
In 1702
"Every person who shall be present
at auy concert of music, ilaneing or any
other publlcdivcrsion, ou Sunday or the
evening thereof, shall be tiued $1."
Enacted in 1781
"Every proprietor or driver of any
vehicle, not employed iu carrying the
United States mails, who shall allow
any person to travel therein on Sunday,
between sunrise and sunset, except for
necessity or mercy, shall be fined $20, to
be paid to the towu iu which theolleuse
is committed." Enacted iu 1S14
"Every person who shall blaspheme
against God, either of the persons of tbe
Holy Trinity, the Cbristiau religion, or
the Holy Scripture, shall be fined uot
more than $100, ami imprisoned not
more than one year, and may also be
bound to his good behavior." Iviactwl
in 1642.
Blasphemy was made a capital off enoe,
and was punished with death in the
code of 1612, and remained so until the
revision of 17SJ, when tbe penalty was
changed to whipping on tbe naked body,
not exceeding forty stripes, and sitting
in the pillory one hour. In the revis
ion of 1821 the present penalty was fixed.
Uegaidliig Sunday travel, Connecticut
law reports show decision:) that a grand
juror might on sight arrest and detain
tue ollenuer, and Ills excuse that he Is
traveling as a matter of necessity or
mercy must bo shown In court. An
other decision U that the accused is uot
eutitled to trial by jury; but in another
case it is found that Connecticut justice
is warned toward the almighty dollar
interests in a deeisiou that the value
of a horse hired on Sunday and killed
by the hirer may be recovered.
Motion Timet.
The Most Makkikd ok Women.
Benjamin Abbott, one of our old citi
zens, died in this town recently In the
eighty-second year of his age. He was
a nephew of the Hev. Benjamin Abbott,
llie great Jlellioillsl revivalist ot tne
early part of this century, and came to
tills tilate from Aew Jersey when a
young man, and settled In the "Neck,"
east of this town, where bis active life
was mostly spent. But the notabla
feature iu Mr. Abbot's otherwise une
ventful life Is the remarkable fact of his
being tlie seventh husband of U
widow, who survives him. This much-talked-of
and much-published eveut
for It went tne rounds or tne press of
the nation), when he for the second,
and she for the Hevenlb time bowed be
fore the altar of Hymen on June 90,
1S75, he then being seventy-eight, and
fheeighty-twoyearsold. Mrs. Abbott's
history iu the marital relations of life
Mam), perhaps, without a parallel in
tne records ot mo nation, ami tradition
has It there Is yet to be another. It is
currently stated, without contradiction,
that some years ago she had a vlslou Iu
which eight meu stood before he? in a
peculiarly impressive manner, which
she has ever regarded as prophetic of
tbe number of conquests she was to
make. Tne eighth is just as likely and
as reasonable as the seventh, and al
ready public gossip is beginning to
mark this and that man as the victim
of the next cooqueat. Her maiden
name was Williams, and she has beeu
successively Mrs. Traux, Mrs. Biggs,
Mrs. Farrow, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Berry,
Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Abbott. In every
instance, save the first, she has married
widowers, some of them with a good
number of children, and on one oocasiou
In her early married life she weut to
the almshouse and took therefrom three
children and raised them. She never
bad any children of her own. All ber
life has been spent in this vicinity, and
all her husbands were buried by the
same undertaker. Smyrna (Dekiware)
The Text. A poor man ami his wife
lived iu tbe north of Irelaud ou a bit of
a farm, so small that It did not atlord
them a living, and they ran behind on
the rent. They felt very uneasv and
despondent about the debt.
One babbath moniltik the wife de
clared her intention of going to meet
ing. Perhaps tbe minister would have
a word of comfort for her. But she
eatne home more cast down than ever.
"What's tbe matter? Hud the min
ister no good word for ye to-dav?"
asked the husband.
'Ah! no," replied she. "He held mo
up to shame before the whole congrega
tion. What do you think he took for
his text, man? Why, this: 'If yedon't
pay rent, ye shall all leave the parish.' "
-mere's no sueli text iu the Bible,"
said the husband.
"Deed, then, there Is! I saw him
read It out of the book willi tuy own two
eyes."
The husband was. Incredulous, atid
took tbe first opiiertunity to ask one of
nis neigntiors, wuo Had been at tbe ser
vice, about the matter.
"Will ye tell mo what the mm ater
took for bis text tbe Sabbath morn ?"
"Tbe text? I mind It well!" said the
neighbor. " Ji.xeept ye repent, yesha'll
an likewise perisu.' "
A paper advertises for sale a tiew
whleh "commands a vlew.of nearly the
wnoie cougregatlDn."
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!-TTI,
.vunvrs rou tiik seiv xoitTittrr.sT.
The followlnf persons are duly authorized lo
act as AgenUw the New Nohthwesti
D. D. dray
Mrs. J. A. Johns
Mrs. Urtlle I ten in
Mrs. I It- t'roebstel
Albany
Salem
-Ktunne City
Laflrande
IlllUUira
Ij. u Williams.
Mrs. fcaora DeForeeOordoa California
Ashby Pearee -: Benton county
SI. 1". uwen rwinn, uuiiornia
V V. Beaeh Colfax. W. T
-Woman's Journal" Wuston, MaatachusetU
II. i'. l'orter saeaaw.orecon
J. Casio New Kra
Mrs. C. M. Knit r San Jose. Oal
Mrs. M. A. Warner. Spokan Falls. W. T
Miss Mary lUsbop . Brownsville
3irs.n. a. .TcmM . lASlla
Mrs. H. A. Loughary Amity
It. T. Kobison Forest Grove
Mrs. K. C IlHllsou Willamette Hlouh
Mrs. M. Kelly Lafayette
Mrs. Donnell The Dalles
or. Bayley. Corvallls
?" (r iKX"."' Walla Walla
. IJ-.BUbon. 1-endleton
Jfko Euirene City
Pr T i3nl Brownsville
MnJ.ii iyeue
Mrs. A.KOrwtt
.. Forest Grove
. Fisher.
Wtorla
Lee Lauahlla
KranelseA
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.-sonii Yamhill
'.7""?,' W. want Agent.
Washington Territory SW,IU 0regon ani1
LIST DF P0J5T OFFICES,
ortiiiiox.
HAKia OOD.NTV.
Am?1..?' '"r ayi Crartrsviiie,
repress Kanefa.Kidorado.aeni.Itnmboldt 11'
In, Jordan alley, ltye Valley. Malheur.
Stone, Connor Creek, North 1-owder, llonre,
Terrysvllle.
BENTON.
Alsea Valley, Cfttrallls. Collins, King's
Valley. Liberty, Utile Klk, Newport, Newton.
Onealta. Philomath, Starr's Point, Summit,
Toledo, Yaquliia. Monroe, Tidewater.
CItCKAMAK.
Beaver, Ilutte Creek. Canny, Clackamas,
Clear Creek, Culllngsvllle. IlamaM-iis, "Kagle
Creek, Glad Tidings. Highland, Molalla, MII
waukle. Needy, Norton, Oregon City Osweso,
Sandy. Springwaler, Zlon, New Kra, Harlow,
11 1 1 la. Union Mills, Ilnones Kerry, Pleasant
Home, Klngo IVInt, Station!, Viola.
CLATSOP.
Astoria, Clifton, Jewell, Knappa, N'ehalem,
KkipatHHi, Seaside House. Westiorl, Isthmus,
Olney, Summer House, Fort Clatsop, Mlsba
wake. COO.
Coos City, Coqullle, Dora. Empire City, En
chanted l'ralrle.Falrvlew, Hermaueviiu.. Heu
ryvllle, Marshfleld, North Bend, Oil, llan
dolpn, Sllkin. Sllkuni, UHer City, llandon.
(i ravel Ford, Iowa Slouch, Freedom, Mjrtle
Point, Norway, Sumner, IHirkersbure;.
COLUMBIA.
Columbia City, Clalskanlr, Marshland, Ila
oier, ltlverstde, SU Helens, Sauvle's l.luml,
Scappooke, Clear Creek, Qolnn, VeruoUu.
ctJRnr.
Clielcoe, Kllensburg;, l'ort Orford.
U0UULA8.
Camas Valley. Cleveland, Cole's Valley.
llruln Kllrfnn i - lu-l 1 1.. I : i -.. 1 1 .
IklnnlaM. Myrtle Creek Noth Canyon
yllle, Oakland, l"a.s Creek. Iloseburr. Seotis-
GRANT.
Alvord, Canyon City, Camp Watson, Day
vllle.John Day City, I'ralrle City, l'arkersvllle,
I'ritehard'a. Minuter, Camp Harney, Urauite,
JACKIMM.
Applea-ate. Ashland. Bmwnshnmurh. rv
tral lNnut, Iteicle l'olnt. Grant's Pass, Hot
springs. Jacksonville. Ijikeport. Ihwnlx,
Rock Point, Sam's Valley, Table Rock, Wll-
o.iiuK.(HiniutiiK uw,n iiiiams'teek
Fool's Creek, Uardanellea, Pioneer, Woodville.
J04BPHINK.
Kirby, Leland, Slate Creek, Waldo, Altbouse,
Lucky tiueen. Murphy.
LAKK.
Antler, Bonanan, Dairy, Cbewaucan, Drews'
alley, Owm I-Jke, Isake View, Laogell Val
ley, Llnkvlile, Meigausen, New line Creek,
Silver Lake. Spnarue River, Summer Ijtke,
Tule Istke, Whitehill, Whittle's Ferry. Valnax!
l'ievna. '
LANK.
Dhr Pralrte. Colian rim.. r....Aii
Camp Creek, CartwrlfhtN, Dexter, Kncene
City, Franklin, Junction, Lone; Tom, Mo
hawk, Pleasant Hill, Sulalaw. Spencer Creek,
Springfield, Trent, Willamette Forks, Chesher.
Belknap Springs, Butte Disappointment. Crow,
mi., u wwk, uwofn. iua, irvinc,
Isabella, Ia bant, Uvenmol, Mabel, McKenzie
Bridge, Latham, Wullervllle.
LINN.
Albany. RIkt Prairie. BrawnsviMe. f'mw.
fonlsville, Dlamoud Hill, Fox Val.ey, Grata
ttldce, Harrisbune. Harris Ranch, Halsey,
Jordan, Lebanon, Miller, Muddy, ML Pleasant,
Peoria, line, FAo, Sliedd's, Soda Springs So
daville.Hweet Home, Oak vl lie. Tangent, Water
loo.
MARION.
Aurora, Aumsvllle, Butteville, Brooks, Fair
Held, Ueryais, Hubbard, Jettarsou, Marion,
Monitor, ewcitv:iiuoieai-voiivenon,rHay.
ton, St. l"anl. Turner, Woodbom, Aider, How
ell Prairie, Mehabem, Sublimity.
MULTNOMAH.
Kast Portland. Portland. Powell's Vallv.
St. Johns, Willamette Slough, A I bins. Rooster
nocK, sauvtes,
l-OLK.
Bethel, linen Vltta, Dallas, Kola. Elk Horn,
Grand Konde, Iudeiendence, IJneoln, Luekla
mute, Iwlsvllle, Monmouth, Perrydale, Hie-
real!, naiisviiie, .ena.
TILLAMOOK.
Garibaldi. Kilciies, NetarU, Nestock ton, Til
lamook, Trask, ICebalem.
UMATILLA.
Butler Creek. Heppner, Lenoe, Marshall,
Meadowvtlle. Mtllon. Pilot Rock. Pendleton,
Umatilla. Weston, PeUysvllle, Overtoil, Cen-
treviiie, jiiuway, mows.
UNION.
Cove, Island City, La Grande. North Powder,
Sammenrllle, Irmoa. Wallowa, Indian, Rlk
rial, I'ratrie ureea, pa ruu
WASOO.
Antelope, Bridge Creek, Hood River, Mlleh-
ell, ML ll owl, rnneviue, nocaviue, sueiiroeK,
soanish Hollow. The Dalles. Warm Snrlnas
Wasco, WilkMtghby. Fossil, Pine Creek, Ine
Rock. Bake Oven. Crown Rock. Camn Polk.
Deschules, Dufbr, Howard, Klngsley, Alex,
spring vauey, tyax aney, upper uclioco,
tiica'ies uoccs, u apiniua.
WAHMIN6TON.
Beaveiion, Ceilar Mill, Cornelius. Dilley, For
est Grove, Gleneoe.Greenvllle, Hills boro. Mid
dieton, Mountain Dale, IVake, sholps Kerry,
aylorv Ferry, Tualatin, Wapato. Centervllle,
Gale's Creek, Gaston, Joppa, Reed vine. West
Union.
YAMHILL.
Amity, Itellevue, Carleton, Dayton, Lafay
ette. jieMinnviiie, onn issisui, merman,
St. Joe. West Chelialem, Wheatland, Newberg.
1V.1SIIINRTO.V TEItlllTORY.
CLALLAM COtrNTT.
Neah Bay. New Imngenees, Port Angeles,
PyshL
CL-tRKK.
Battle Ground, Brush I'ratrie, Fourth Plain,
Martin's lllutr, l'kmeer, Stonghlon, Union
Rlihre, Vancouver. Wasboogal, Fern Pralrte,
Center, Hayes, Yaleolla.
- . OlIBUALIS.
Cedatvllle, Cbehalts Point, Klma, Hoqulam,
Montestno. oaxviiie, sassop, ewaron, rwmitilL,
ODLUMKIA.
a. ..... n.J..U. TMcnH tb..M.. .. I-
anon, Annetta, Central Ferry, Marengo.
OOWLITZ.
nstla Rock. FreeBosc. Ksiuuaa. lAwer Oow-
litx. Montleello. ML Colin. Oak l'olnt. Pekln.
StlverLake, Coweeman, Olequs,
ISLAND.
Oritmville. Coveland, Dagally. Utaahulr.
Oak Harbor.
jRrrEnsoM.
Port llseoiry. Port Ludlow, I "oil Townaand.
KiMe.
mack River. DwamMt. Fall Cltv. Seattle.
Slaughter. SmMualmy, Squack, While Illver,
CkerryVallej , Novelty ,MlftouA)ieeols1Iten ton.
KtTOAr.
Port niakelv. IVirt Gamble, l'ort Madloon.
Pwt Orchard, Beubeek, TevkllL
KLICKITAT.
IDurk House. Columbus. Goldemlale. ICllekt.
tat. White Salmon, lMakely, KuMa, Kllekltat
UuMUng.
LEWIK.
Ahternon. RoWtort. Cbehalls. Claauain. r?w-
lltr. Glen Rden, Utile PaJIs, Meadow Ilnmk,
Mousy i toe k, a pa vine, ewauKum,aookum
ehuck. Sliver Creek, Winloek, Nasello.
MASON.
Areada, Lhjhtvllle, Oakland, 8kekmUb.
FA CIVIC -
BruceporLItnMikaeld.Knappton.OystervllIe,
Rlversfde, South Hand, Unity, Woodward's
Landing, Day Center, Lake View, Sooth llend,
Ilwaeo.
riBRcc
Bthi, FranHlIn, lAVe view, New Thcoma,
Puyalfup, Steilacoom City, Tacoina, Alder-
wnBLiBim Anvil, oviunwr, JIUCK, WIIKt
soa.ArtondaM. SAN JUAN.
San Juan, Lopaz.Oreas, Kast Sound, Friday
Harbor. '
SNOHOMISH.
OenlarviUe. Ijwell, Mukilteo, Snolmmlsli
Tulallp, Park llaee. Stamwood.
HKAMANIA.
Ca.wades, Collins Landing.
CTKvnNM.
Crab Creak, Hour Tkea, Fort Oolvtile. IIanc.
Man's Creek. 11 lie Grove. Rock Crrek. Itnuii.
Spokane llridga, Spokane Falls, Unkm ltklce.
Walker Pralrte.
THuaarrov.
Coat Bank, Beaver, Miami rralrle.Olympla,
Tniilqoolt. Teotno, Tamwaler, Yettn, Inde-
peiMlenee, ivey.
WAHKIAKUM.
Catlilamet, Kagle Cliff, Stamokawsy, Water-
ford.
WALLA WALL.L
Pabtna Prairie, W'altaburg. Walla Walla,
wnnman, tvanaw.
WHATCOM.
Cedar Grove, Guamas, 1a Owner, rhmhl,
Lunnnl, rj-nden, Nootaachk, Point William,
Samtah, Seahome. Seiahmoo, Ship Harbor,
Ship Island, skhch. irouex.vt nascom,riuago.
WHITMAN.
iVmlur Creek. Cotfax. Bwartsvllle.Owen-burr,
Lellehvtile, l"anawarm. line Creek, Itosalla.
Anatone, uncoin, i-aiana vnr, uasraewn
YAKIMA.
Altannm, Ellonsburg, Port Staaeae, Klltilos,
Koanowoek, Nanum, Plaasant Grove, Selah,
YaKiina.
Money Order Offlooa.
MISCELIiAXEOUS.
DR. PAUL M. BREHAN, .
The Most Snccessfnl Physician on the
Pacific Coast
IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL
CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT DISEASES,
HAS RETURNED AFTER AN EXTENSIVE
lour or t be Eastern States Tor the past Swr
months. The Doctor visited all the principal
medical iu-tltution in tbe large cities ot the
United Slates, and conies bock with all the
modern methods. Instruments and appliances
known to the most scientific men in the pro
fession. The Doctor has also brouzht charts
and manikins to illutrate his lectures.
DR. PAUL M. URENAN has been IS years
lecturinc on the Laws of Life and Health. In
his private and public lectnres he nas taught
men and women the true system of life, how
to be healthy and happy, if they wouldonly be
guided by bis wise counsel. Hut all cannot hear
his dellghtrul and Inatiuctlve lectures, norcan
he tell everything neceary for suirering hu
manity to know from tbe public rostrum be
fore n promiscuous audlenre. There remains
much lo be learned from him, as his experi
ence extends over broad fields of active pro
fessional life. This knowledge so necessary to
the welfare orsunerers can only be gleaned by
private iTolesslonal Conuluilon at bis olllee.
Ills experience In the various parts ot Europe
and America gives him such opportunities of
learning the delicate diseases which the hu
man family are prone b, their mode of treat
ment and permanent cure, as no other physi
cian on tb 1 'act lie Coast can claim. He lias
not only treated these diseases mort success
fully, but has made them n life study, as a lew
moments' consultation will prove.
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Ian, Defendant. Suit for divorce. To James
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ol the above entitled Court, whleh will becln
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Monday or February, i!u; and ir you (all so
to appear and answer, said Plaintiff wilt take
Judgment and decree against you Car want of
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E.D.SUATTCCK,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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