(Saunto Steak
Rate of Advertising.
Adni'rand Es'rs noticed, ae, 0 times, $800
Auditor's noticed, each 3 00
Coutums and (-stray each, 3 times !J 00
Transient Advertising per (time of 8 lines
or less a times, or less 1!0'I
for ccli Mibscqticnt Insertion CO
Ollicisl advertising for each square of 8
liner or less 8 timet or less. ..2 00
Koretoli subsequent Insertion r)0
Professional cards. C liner, 1 yr 0 Ot)
Ificul notices, per line, one tinio 15
Obituary notices, over U lines 10
Yearly .Advert iing. one-lin'f eoliinin..'0 00
Yearly Advertising, one column 1110 (iO
llmiks, single quire - CO
HUnkr, tluve quire 'i 00
Jlliink. ( quires, per quire 1 7.-,
Itlanks, over ) quires per quire 1 50
tor bunk notes subpoenas, summons, ex
ecutions, tvunnnls. constable rules,
road nt.d school orders, each per dot..,"5
Handbills, eight sheet 'i't or less 1 0
" lout tli sheet 25 or less...... 'J fit)
' Imlf s'leet 25 or less 4 'i0
bole sheet 25 or less 8 00
Over 2o of euch of above at proportional
rates.
Ei Lodge, A. T. M
Stated meetings of Elk Lodge will be
held at their hall on tin second mid fourth
fueaduys uf each month.
J. K. W1UXM0RE. Seo'r.
Tamjle of Honor and Temperance.
F.lkton Temple, No. 8 , uieeta on Thurs
day of each week, at the Good Templars,
Lodge room, over C. V. Gillis' store.
C. It. SLA UE. A. E.
iltZXTS FOR TELE AITOCATZ.
The following named persons arc author
ing iijtents for the Advocate to receive
Kubycrip .ions, advertising or Job work, take
ay thorei'o? and give receipts.
Wilcox. A. T. ALiiniun, J. L. Baowx.
liana. Gi:.v. Thomas. L. Kami.
.St, Matys. Ciias. McVkak.
CcntreviUe. .) ami's Urccx.
Caledonia. If. A. WfcEK.
Hen nexetto. Ub asm fg MottST.
spring Creek. A. W. IrviN.
Highland. Levi ELr.oTHourr.
Ilonou. ). C. Ovhtkk, N. M.Hrookwat.
New lork. S. M. 1'kttksuili, a Co..
87 Park. How. Gku. i. UotrKKL k Co., iu
141 Park How.
(i:llt dlmmlg Sircctorjr.
UH'MY OFt'lCERF.
President .liidiro L. D. Wctomre.
Additional Law Judge- lion. Jho. P.
Vincent.
Associate Judges H. C. Sohultte, Jesj
Kyle.-.
I'istrii-t Aiiorney J. K. P, ITail.
Siierili' Jacob Mol.'uuiey.
I'lotlioiioti.iy ,( c , i red. Sebflcning.
T reitstircr Cinndiiia V. Gills.
Co. uteviiii-niiRr Itiiius iiicuro.
tJiiuini?sioiN:jki U. Warner, Jos. W
Taylor. Louis Vmluier.
Auditors Clark Wile's. George !
Munsnnic'i. nml .l;si'ph Willirlm.
County tui'veyur Geu Wilamley.
Jury Cniumisxioners. George Dick
inson, ami Horace Little.
TiMROK 1IOLDLVG COURT.
r-eeoMil Monday in Jr.uuury.
Irisl Monday in April
First Voiidsy in August..
'ir-.t Monday in Xoveniber
(ij to tliii ilydj iloj-,e and see th j
Yankee Washing Machine."
Clara Loui.sa Kcliou toutrs in JCrie on
the eveniugof the 4tli of January, 71
The wca.'ber far the past fcur or five
has been bbnutiful, with the excep
tion of a few hours' drir.it liyg rain.
Vo are noir having warm, sunshiny
da), a til wbiia limits every iiiht.
What uest, deponent Kaith not.
The Cumberland Civilian gays the
Pittsburgh and Connel'sville railroad
will be finished to that city inside ot two
Month, and sutrests the propriety of
cimn-irtf lh nft.ee of the road to the
Pittsburgh. ad Cumberland railroad, as
'uuibeilau(l, aod not Connellsviilc, is
now the terminii.
The State Journal pullishcd at Har-
risburg is the best newspaper ever pub
tished in that city, and in one of the
ablest journals in the State. It id an
indispcDsible to every business man oud
x'amily, as it will eorUiu a complete d -t-ht
of all the ncarij of tlte week, and a
n;ui:iiry of all the l.oUl.itive doings
t iis wioter. The weekly come at 82
per year, und the daily at tti. Liberal
Jiscuutit (u clubs. Subscribe ODe aud
all, an i addresi State Journal, Harris-
burg, i'a.
Charles Hole lias removed to his new
building ucxt door lo Powell & Kiuics.
lie returned from New York Mouday
jast, wbere he purcbased a large atouk
uf Jewelry, Watches, &o. In eoouec
iion with bis busicessaa Jeweler, hibas
cMtablkbed a new staod, wbere may be
louud all the lutett periodicals of the
day. He baj also laid in a large stock of
Holiday presents for children. Call and
see hiui.
IwiBOVi siiMB. AVe oot'ee that
our Supervisors have put down a good
Hide-walk in fircnt of tha new stores of
Powell & Kiuie, Holes and Walker,
which is great improvement. Why
can't we have the side-walk between
fiwo and Elk Creek bridge rebuilt f
2 U absolutely dangerous for a stran
ger to pass in daylight, and passengers
arriving on the night trains have to
take their chances in the dark' . That
old side-walk was, and is atill, (what
still sticks) spiked to J. S. Hyde's
fence, and should now be cut loose
and be placed on a, substantial founda
tion, "not for Joe" alone, hut for the
Jsepaflt pi the public
A wrestling match for $500 a side,
lb Titusville JferaU ssys, is proprtfed
between John 11. M'Loulilin, bolder of
the wrestling champion's belt in this
country aod Harrison V. Comstnck, a
California man now living in Washing
ton. Com; lock is tho challenger. No
pluco of meeting lias yet been determin
ed on. J. II. M'Luughlin ha gotiQ to
Albuoy, N. Y., to settle preliminaries
Ho wants the match to cotno oil in Tr
tusvillc, wbilo Couistock prefers Wasb
iuj:to:i or Alexandria. The match will
probublf come off tho latter putt of this
mouth. Of the parties to this gymuaa
tio exhibition ibo lhruld says:
"Mr. M'l.aitjzliliu is familiarly known
here, Having giuu public exhibitiout of
his skill and powers as a wrestler, in
mutches with Homer hauo and James
Do Witt. M'Langhliti is a Hercules in
stature and size; he stands 0 feet 1 inch
iu his boots, and his weight is -M, with
u powerful development aud ruddy couu
teuatice indicative of pctlcct physical
health, lie has followed the trade of
blacksmith una toaiblo cutting, and
served during the whole war, going iu
as a private aud coming out with the
rank of Major. He boasts that bo never
touched a glass of liquor, nor docs be
use tobacco in any lorm. When pre
puriug lor a contest he subjects himself
to sti lot truioirii;. His exerciso consists
of a rapid walk of tiotless than 20 miles
a day, iu all weathers, to improve the
wiod aud hurdeu the muscles am! induce
free pcrspi ration. His diet consists of
rare beet or leau mutton, Graham bread,
sjf't boiled cg?s, aud beef tea, a course
of regimen observed for scvctal succes
sive weeks. He also takes a rock salt
bath every mortjiug, which for muscular
development uud actiou in connection
with the diet and exercises Bpokeu of
arc. simple as they sccui, all-sufficient to
tit him fer tho most arduous contest,
which sometimes last for several hours.
Mr. Cuuistofk is au expert, is said tu be
a heavier man than his antngonist, and
the coming match will be awaited with
a good ileal of interest."
The match is to come off at Titusville,
Dee. Gili, between M'Laughlin and one
J. J. lenjamiu who is backed by Corn
stock, square bold, best two in three, for
$500 a side and the championship of
Anicriea. Wo are thiuking of challeng
ing tho winner!
Strange I'ue.noml.nox The in
habitants of Basket Station on the Dela
ware division, Eric railway, says tbo l'ort
Jerv'w Gazette, were treated to a fits,
elbss bcnsa'.ioa. About two miles north
of the place, three acics of laud heavily
timbered with hemlock, occupying an el.
evatcd position, suddenly sank beneath
the surlacc, disappeaiiog in u manuer
similar to a load of dirt when tho bot
tom is let out of tho wagou. Thure was
no apparent cause, but it has certainly
sunk to the depth of about 40 feet, lea v.
ing the tops of the trees just risible
above '.ho surface. The siukiug was ac
companied by a loud crash, which died
at?iy in a dull rumble, beard at a con
siderable distance. The trees were stan
ding iu the.r natural positions, having
evidently experienced uo particular inju
ry in their descent.
It is usual when suah (reals of na
ture occur for the sunken earth to be im
mediately (submerged by volumes of wa
ter, but in this instance no such phenom
ena attends. Thb soil is of a clayey Da
tore, and tho sides ot the cIuum formed
by the sinking, present a smooth and
even appearance, us if a huge spado
hud bceu thrust dowu, and tho earth
thrown out.
The people at tho Basket, and from
tbo surrounding country for miles, vis
ited the scene of tho phenomenon en
Sunday, aod viewed it with awe and
consternation. They dou't like to be
lose to where the bottom seems to be
dropping uut of terrestrial thiugs.
Clarion has a prospect of getting out
of the woods ut last. The last Democrat
cootaius a double-leaded column leader
announcing that if the ptople along the
line will do the grading, the Allegheny
Valley II. It. Co., will equip a road from
the mouth of Catfish Some years ago
lie Commissioners of Clarion Coucty
subscribed $100,000 to the stock of any
company that would build a railroad
through the county. Since then the A.
V. company have extended their road
the entire distance of the river line of
the county, and now claim tho subscrip
tion, while the people hopo to compro
mise by the completion of the Catfish
route
"Nibblkbs." Some of tho Potts
rille grocers complain bitterly of "nib
blers" just now. A "nibbler" is a man
who enters a grocery store, runs his fin.
gers into a sugar barrel and takes a cou
ple of ounces, then goes to the cheese
and cuts off a slice, just to taste, then,
as a matter ot course, must have a few
crackers, and perhapajbefore he makes
up his mind to purchase a quarter dol.
lars' worth, be has eaten up the profits
on two dollars' worth of groceries. "Nib-
blers" visit other groceries besides those
of PotUville.
Governor Holden.of North Carolina,
in his message to tho Legislature, gives
the tatsj debt of .that 6tatt at 120.900..
0i5.
Political.
Tbo Republicans of New York lost
10 members of the Assembly, in dis
tricts where Woodford had a majority
for Governor.
Senator Williams, of Oregon, still ha
hopes for that State. Ha says "it will
go Republican in 1872, it Grant is re
nominated for tho Presidency."
Tho official returns from Iiliuois show
that (ion. Lngau, for Congress at largo,
ruu foiiio 1.500 ubead of his ticket.
The Republican majority in the Senate
is 14, iu the Houso 25'
Charles J. Faulkner, whose name has
been mentioned in connection with the
Virginia United Stales Senatorship, baa
written a letter in which he says he is
incapacitated under tho 14th amend
ment from holding any office, State or
Federal.
Governor Bullock thinks tho election
in Georgia will puss off quietly, and that
no additional troops mil be uecded.
Geu. llalleck has beeu ordered to make
such disposition of the troops now iu tbo
State, as he may decai best.
Tbo Board of Education iu New
York recently made tho study ot tho
Gcrmau language part of tho regular
course of instruction! iti the public
schools. The I'ish have taken the war
puih, and aro entering their vigorous
protests against tho innovation.
Uelfort is the only remaining fortress
yet in possession of the French in that
part of Frauee formerly belonging to
Germany. It is well fortified, piovision
ed aud garrisoned, aod is naturally a
strong position. It cau hardly be taken
unless by starvation.
lulSSO, Delaware polled 303 Re.
publican votes; in 1800, ,815; in 1804
8,130; in 18G7, 8.348, and in 1870, 9,'
980, a gain ot S)A72, siuce 1850. At
this rate of increase it will not take ma
ny years to change the political corn
plcsion of the State.
The Boston 0 ravcller endorses the
views of Gen. Butler. It says that timid
counsels and hesitating politicians are
daugerous, and that if tho country wo'd
approve of what the General says, Eng
land would do us justice.
Con&dencs Kan done for at Troj.
Yesterday nDon, says the Troy, X. Y.,
Prtes of the l'Jth, a countryman coming
dovu Fulton street, with u valise swing
ing in each bund, was discovered in
close conversation with u spruce looking
young follow, who was evidently u con
fidence man plying bis vocation. He
accompanied the countryman to the
Museum building and there, by means
ot a false "check," borrowed S3'j ubcut
all the money greeny bud. He stutted
to go up btuirs. ostensibly to pay it bill
which lie owed and promised to return
immediately, telling his friend to wait at,
the toot of the stairs. The confidence
man evidently intended to play the old
game of going through the upper hall
and out of tho building by tbo Fulton
street entrance, leuviug the greeny to
wait for bis money on ltiver street. But,
in this instance the victim was entirely
too sharp, and the moment the operator
disappeared up toe stairs a suspicion ot
trickery spread over the grecuy's mind,
and with a lusty wur-whoop he started
af cr the borrower. He followed him up
stairs, through the hallway and dowu to
1 ultoo street, with hi3 two valises swing
ing convulsively from side to side, aud.
finally, just at the Fulton street door, he
seized the swindler by tbo coat collar
with a grip like that of a viso. The
confidence man struggled vaiuly to free
uimselt, and finally seizing the country
man's band in bis teeth, bit it dreadful
ly. A crowd had by this time congrega
ted, and seeing the condition of affairs,
a gentleman rushed up aud mado the
swindler disgorge the 536. Tho coun
tryman, as soon as his money was return
ed, released the swindler, who fled with
all possible speed down the street, while
"couutry," still tightly grasping his two
valises started off on a frightful pace up
the middle ot r ultoo street, stnkiug u
bee line tcr the depot.
Excitement. We had quite an ex
citement here, says the Emporium In
dtjtmdent, on Saturday afternoon. At
about halt past 4 o'clock tho deep bay
ing of a hound greeted the ears of our
citizens, and on looking out into the
street, a noble deer with majestic ant
lers went bounding past, in all his na
tive beauty, closely pursued by his ad.
vcrsary, tho hound. Through the town
they went, with long, though wearied
strides, und such a hurrying up as was
then enacted by our sports to get their
bunting gear, has seldom been witnes.
sed. Meanwhile, the deer, after run
ning through the town, concluded he
had gone far enough in that direction,
turned and ran back, closely pursued by
a score of men, boys and dogs, and after
a short race was captured by the dogs
no was a noble specimen ot his species
and had been chased from the First
Fork of theSinnetoahouing, some six
teen miles distant.
The banquet of the Bar of Crawford
County to Judges Johnson aod Vincent,
on Friday evening last was a very fine
affair, and reflected credit alike to the
donors and the recipients. Many speech,
es were made by talented lawyers, laud
atory of their offioia! careers, and the
remarks of tha retiring Judges were
feeling and to the point,
Rev. C. M.Heard's appointments for
Ccntrcville s"nd Toby are postponed for
one week, and accordingly there will be
preaching os follows:
Centrevillc, Tuesday Eve., Doe. 13.
Hewitt's; Wednesday Eve., " 14.
Keystone, Thursday Eve., " 15.
There will bo preaching at Ridgway,
in the Court House, Sunday, morning
and evening, Deo. 4th, bciug the regu
lar time.
An Indiana paper, tolls of a lawyer
there who chatged a client $10 for col
lecting 89; but said ho would not press
him to pay the other dollar for a few
days, if it would be more convenient for
him to let it stand.
QKl'HAN'd O lUKTBA.E-Thounder-signed.
Administrator of the estate of
A l'enr.-al', Inteof Klk County, willexpnsa
to sale ly public vendue, or outcry, at Hio
Court Housn. in Ridgway. on Monday, Jan
uary Ulli. 1871, at3 o'clock, ptn, all tho in
terest of sai'l Alfred Tearsall. deo'd, to-wit:
1, 109 acres, moro or less, being that part
of a tract of land situate in Fox Tp., Kite
Co, warranted n the name of Alfred l'car
sail. 2d 880 acres of land, hoing that part
of No 4271, in FoxJTp, Elk Co Cd 100
acres, moro or lcs. part . of warrant No
4IH4. in Fox Tp, Elk Co 4th Warrant. Ko
4278. in Fox Tp, l'.'.k Co, containing 9 8!
acres, more or less excepting minerals
and mining rights 6th Warrant No 427(1,
in rox Tp, LIK Co, containing )Jt acres
excepting mineral and mining rights
JAME3 A 1'ErtRSALL,
tds Administrator
' ADMINISTRATOR'S 1T0TICE.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the Estate of L. U.
Zimmermnn, bite of Fox Township, Elk
County Pennsylvania, deceased, have
been granted to the uudesrsk'ned. All
persons indeptcd to said Estate are
requested to call and settle, aod those
having claims agulnt the Estate will
present them dulv authenticated tcr set
tlement. JOJ.1N GREEN,
Administrator,
CAUTION'. Whereas the improper con
duct of my wifo. Hoxy, h&9 made it aecces
ary for self protection, that we live seper
a'e, and thus having left her ia possetsinn
of premises and personal property. I here
by forbid all persons trusting her on my
account or purchasing petsoual property
left with her. as I glmU pay no debts of
her contracting after this date.
SAMUEL LEWIS,
Ridgway 5ovember 24th 1&70.
I am now taking and tilling ordvrs for
the celebrated
"YANKEE WASHING MACHINE"
All who see are thoroughly convinced'nf
its entire puccesi, ('all and see one at the
Hyde House. Am also authorized to Bell
territory. Any one wishiug to make r.om
cy ami every boly glad, will find in this a
sure way aud easy method.
Otf A. J. MARSH.
eT4UL1U11HN ISuO.
WELCH & GRIFFITHS'
S;v;s ! Caws I Saws !
SUPEHIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Axes, Files, Cast Steel, Mill Furnisb
iuge, aud Machinery.
ky Get the e$t, they will prove the cheap
est. Trices reduced. .Send forpi;ic,o List and
Circulars,
WELCH & GRIFFITHS,
Eestoi, cr Detroit Jiich.
THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED
GERARD
OI1IODE GOLD WATCHES,
$12,
$20,
RUKIXO the past four years our Watches
have beeu so thoroughly tested, that for
appearance, style of liuis-h. and accuracy
of time-keeping, the tierard Watrlies"
arc universally acceded to be the fest
They retain their brilliancy and color un
til worn out.
t.ulf alter purchasing aud fairly try
ing, any one is not lully putisticd, wo will
cheerfully refund I h money.
KTliey are all Hunting Cases, Gentle
men's and Ladiuii' sites. Every Watch
guaranteed for lima and wear, by special
certificate.
VS&.A lurgc assortment Improved Oriode'
t'liuius, J2 to $8. Alto, Gentlemen's uud
Zadies' Jewelry in great variety.
B(S&,l!uwiirt of imitations. Order li.
reel from us of our autborixed agents.
Agents and others applying for circular
will please enclose tjiice cent stamp for
posiago.
dWjUUoods sen; to be paid for on delivery.
Customers permitted to examine what they
order (before paying bills), on payment of
Express charges both ways.
tijrWhen SIX Watches are ordered at
once, we will send an eclra Watch (of somo
kind) free
Ujjrl'urchasera residing at some distance
fitni Express ofiices, und desiring to save
lime and expenses, can have the goods
sent by inuil, by remitting with the order
the amount required by P. O. Money
order, registered letter, draft or check,
payable to our order, at our riik. Address
plainly,
JAMES GERAD & CO.,
V. O. Box 3,391. New York.
85 Nassau Street.
53m
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD "
HARNESS I HARNESS! HARNESS!
COLLARS ! COLLAR3! COLLARS!
EEAEI3 k FQWST.T.. have removed their
Harness Shop over l'owell Si Kime's Store
anu ii are on nana ine .largest asaorinisnt ot
harness for luaibering and pleasure pur-
DGSes. in fhlH or Ailininintr riiiintipn nn.l
all other articles belonging tp the traije.
TRUCKS, SADDLES, VALTSES.
WJUJ'S, BLANKETS, COL
LARS &o.
Would in vita the attention of all owners
horses to my new 1 '
PATENT ELASTIC CORK HORSE
COLLAR,
which proves lo be the belt Collar in
existence for these reasons: Being
very El at do thev do not ehafe 'or eall
and the ork being a non coudactor,
they prevent injury from heat.
Call and see them. All wrk warranted
Reparing, Triming and Upholstering
done withe neatness and diipatch.
HEARD 4 fOWELL.
THE E1KCU ADVOCATE.
TUB OLDKST PAPER 15 Ttf3
COUNTY,
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCU
LATION, IT IS Til EREFQRH
THE ADVERTISING M EDI
UM IN TIIE COUNTY !
Dvotctl to the interests ot (h 2g6
ot C'U comity.
TEItU3;$2 00 PES ISAB,
BRING ALONG- YOUR ADOS.
TISEMENTS AND GET THJJfc
INSERTED IN THE
ADVOCATE, AT LOW RAT2JL
If you want to sell anything, let tha
people know it through tho Advoojtj
the great advertising medium,
She (gift Sdrocafo
Job
Printing OMce
In Court House, Ridgwsy, Pa
The best work done, and at dka
very lowest prieea.
Blanks kept constsatly Uaoi
at this oSee.
Hsnd-bills printed at the skerift .
Call in and get oar price far ajvarajfr
ing end jobbing. Satisfsetion warraatatl
Orders by mail prosiatl altaadei
Ajdeeb
W. S. SERVICE
4)00,000 CUSTOMERS WANTED
At tho new Masonio Hall Building.
STOVES at pv?ces thai will please of all
desirable kinds.
TIN-WARE of every kind pn hand at
altimes.
Special attention given to Wholesale or
ders. Pries list furnished to dealers on
application.
SIIEET.T1X AND COPPER
VCAPyE
House furnishing goods a great variety.
STEAM AND WATER PirEIXG,
pumps, rismxo and hunting
TACKLE, such as HODS CAS
KETS, SEINES, FLIES, HOOKS,
CAfS, POWDER, Slc. Jo,
ALL ORDERS FOR GUN WORK
Promptly attended to.
BIRD CA GESA NICE VARIETY
ROOFING, GUTTERS, SPOUTS,
of Tin, Galvanized Iron aud Copper an 1
every kind of
HOUSE AND JOB WORK
done on short notice aud warranted,
AGENCY of Henry Disstons celebrated
saws. Orders for saws at factory prices
solicited, also for repairing. Information
and price list furnished on application.
PAPER RAGS, OLD ROPE, OLD
COPPER, BRASS, PEW
TER, LEAD, IRON,
EEESWAX, HEAVY HIDES, DEAKON
SKINS, SHEEP TELTS, GREEN
BACKS, NATIONAL BANK
KOTES, C. S.
EONDS &o.
taken in txchaiitje for Goods or Work
vlniOt W, S. SERVICE.
ltidgw-ay, March 1st, 1870
SPECIE PAYMENT!
GOLD OR GREENBACKS
TAKEN IN EXCHANOB FOR
OR
JOB WORK AT THE RIDGWAY
WAGON SHOP.
Call and examine my stock beforo
buying a Lumber or Pleasute Wagon.
I use tho best selection of Michigan
WHITE OAK AND HICKORY ;
I employ none but Pirst Clast ile-
chanict; I use nothing but the lett
Refined Iron. I think it will be to jour
interest to give me your order.
Having twenty-five lumber wagons
ia course of construction, I will be able to
furnish any party by the first of April.
All oider3 by mail, also any orders
left with W. S, Skrvicb at the Tin
Shop, will receive prompt attention.
8. JACKSON WEAVER
TO TIIS
NERVOUS & DEBILITATED,
WHOSE SUFFERING HAVE BEEN FBQ
TRACTED FROM HIDDEN CAUSES,
AND WHOSE CASES REQUIRE
VIIOJ1PT Til Ei XYTJ EJfT
TO. RENDER EXISTENCE DE8L&AM-4V
If you r9 suffering or have suf
fered, from involuntary discharges, whaf
effect docs it produce upon tour
general health J Do you feel weak, i,
bilitated, easily tired ? Does a 1h"0
extra exertion produce palpation of th'i
heart? Does your liver, or unnn'V
organs, or your kidneys, frequency
get out of order? Is your urine w
luiea tinck, milky or flocky, or i
ropy on sctUin'? Or docs n th't'k
t 17
skuui rise to tho top? Or is asedinieuT.
at tnc oottotn alter it has stood itftMu-r
Do you have spells of short breath":
or dyspepsia? Are your bowe' ''
stipated? Do you have spells of fiiintiiM,
or rushes of blood to the head ? 1.
your memory impaired ? Is your n.itul
constantly dwelling on (be subj' i ? 1'"
you feci dull, listless, mopiog, tired ut
company, oflila? Do you wish to b
alone, to get tnvqy from ever.lrn!?
Does any litilo thing make y.;'i I
or jump ? Is your sleep br"ken or
restless 1 Is the lustre of' your i;vo i
brilliant? The bloom of your chi-i'n
bright? Do you enjoy youiscll ut n -cicty
aa well? Do you pursui. yiir
business with the satno energy ? ) yii
feel as much coufidenco in yo'nx'll ?'
Are your spirits dull nod l!ivi:'i'.
given to fits of inclenclioly ? li k.. n.
not lay it q your liver or dii-tn-M-.t
liavo you restless nights ? V,nr ln'oi.:
weak, and have but little appetiu-, mi
you attribute this to dyspepa w
livcr-coyir.luiut ?
Now, reader, self-abuse, vitictxl
disease badly cured, and sexual cxtwu-en
are all capable of producing a we.tki e
of the generative organs. The nij.:tii
of the generation, when in perfect lir.ittii,
inaku tho man. Did you ever t'liu.
that thoo bold, defiant, enfiiL'i no,
pers-3veriiig business-men are tilw:,;.
thoo whose generative orgacsaio
perfect health ? You uever hour
such men complain of being nicl-n-choiy,
of nervousuess, of palpatafion t
thq lipart. They aro never afraid thty
cannot succeed in business ; they don';
beootpo sad and discouraged ; tbey oi
always polito and pleasant in company
of ladies, and look you und hem right
in the face none of your downcat-t
lojks or any other meanness about
them. I do not mean tbpso who keep
Hbo orgrns inflated by runpmg to excess.
These will not only ruin their consti
tutions, but alsq thosp they do business
with or for.
How ronncy nien, from badly cured dis
eases, from the e Heels of self-abuse and
excesses, have brought about that state of
weakness in those organs that ha reduced
tbo general sysipui so lynch as to induce
almost every other disease-idiocy, pur.
alysis, spinal affections, suicide, and alaiosi
every other form of diseaso which hu
manity U heir tor and the real cause of
the trouble ecarecly ever suspeoted, and
have doctored for all but tho right one.
DISEASE OF THESE ORGAXS BEQUIRU
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that of Pgsteritjr, depends upon prouipi
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