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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-02-19

4 tLOIHS and wonlen goods--.Several pieces
~ French black, very superior cloths. Also,
cassimercs. black, blue-hlack, and fancy, at dif.
icrrnt prices. Several pieces Of jrans OF dticren,
styles an a, different prices. Three pieces wool
black cloths, cheap TOR clnaks. Also, sheep'-
gravs saitinels. tNeehs etc. ] G NkTriNGEn l6
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NATURES own Prescription.

TIE Moss # LELAND, the Wild Cherry Bark
md Pine of our northern ATTITUDES are the prin-
cipal ingredients in the compound. The great
secret ia its efficacy con lists IN the method by
which they are prepared. Such IN fact is the ma
ture and simplicity ct this medicine. so powerful
in action, yet 40 mild, safe, aud pleasant in us
action, lha, il must be partly termed Nature $
own Prescription aud although but two yeas
we can proudly say, il has acquired celebrity
unprecedented by any medicine in use, aud l.
evidently dcsineu to become the most popular
and valuable medicine ever discovered.
The great remedy FOR all diseases Of the lune5
continues to send JOY and happiness TO r1any a
cheerful firc-side and still there i, room to lif.
fuse its kindly beallh.gi,pg magical wand
Whosoever will, let HIN come and he cured.
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A GOOD article uf Berlin canvass for
- embroidering, just received and for
sale NY August Ia G. T.. WALKER.
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NEW STORE At DAYTON!

(BErwErM THE Two MILLS y
q & d. GREEN have jus, received
az large supply Of
Groceries,
Consisting in part If
Tea. Young Tyson and Imperial
Coffee Pepper
Sugar Specie
MnIassPs Ginger
Tobacco Sal1ratus, &c.
Which hey offer for sale very low for
Cash, Wheat. or Wool.
p. S. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 the above finn, by note OF
book account. aIe respectfully rrQuesie,
to call aud seule The same and save costs
rs many Of their notes and accounts art
of long standing. which mus, be paid, ana
no mistake. Delays are dangerous. They
have fnrborHe until (urLearance has ceas.
ed to be virtue.
Day ton, April Il 1916.
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pAs.T! SA1JI

sAlT! SALT!
TURKS Island. Ground Alum, Sail.
Il ma. aud Tabltsall jus, received and
for sale by CusnMAN & GRIDLEy.
bfSv 60 fSl0
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Another Invalid Restored to
Health.

[ReAd the followin, statement Of facts from
VIZ Eli Bailey, u highly respectable merchant Of
Vienna, johnson county. Illinois
Vssrs. Pdelps y Blkisiy, 81. Louis, No.
Genlpmrn.-.-A desire to benefit The afflicted
thraushau, the land, has alone induced me to
make The following statement .! facts respecting
one Of the mos, astonishing cnes ever recorded.
NV son. nls seventeen years old, has been az
ilccd during his WI L. lie with constant cough,
piin in Tire aide and chest. accompanied ~Ith
night sNeats and hectic fever, which produced
gtca, emsciatipn and debility; aud at intervals
dur NJ the night his expcctriallon would become
50 sreat as 10 endingci his life from strangula-
lion. During thi, time he was attended by ma
ny physicians Of tbs highes, iepute, whose pre-.
scrptians gave bot Temporary rellei-in fact, So
alarming wele the symptoms, and 50 inveiefaie
was hi. disea.e. tina. was compelled TO believe
him 6cyond he reach If msdieni aid.
All Of our neighb)rs and friends who saw hin.
regarded hm rs ono who WAS rapidly approach
inc an early ard premature grave. Ahtf having
thus exhausted the skill Of our hest physicians
without Obtaining relief, was prevailed upon BY
he ice pf friend To MAKE use OF
UIstars Bulsam If UiH Cherry
He commenced its use about the nth of De-
cemh.r, lSi the fir,, bottle of which gave as
tonishing relief, and began u ihdu ge IN The
flui hope that he might ye, be restored 10 hralth
After having continued the use of it un'ilhrrt
baillts hld heen iaken, the disease was sn.irely
overcome and bis shattered constitution aud g.
macis,ed form restored To health, which he CON
linuos to enjoy up To the pres nj time
believe the genuine Dr.. Wistafs Balsam ~
Wild Cherry 10 be one of the most valuable med
icpes ever MISUNDERSTANDING, ms | do, that
he above cure was effected solely hy lis use.
am. gentlemen. very respectfully.
Your obedcn, servant,
AntiI q 1916, Ell BAi1Y.
Cures. similar TO the above are cnnstartl, be-
ing performed in al parts Of our country. and W.
should indeed be destitute nf all feelings Of hui
manly, did we not call upon nil who afflicted
with pulmonary diseases, To resort at once t" the
use Of This, the only remedy tia, can be relied
upon fora cure.
PnGlPs & BtAKIsLrY.
Corner of Chestnut and Third streets st. hnu-
is. No, General Agents for the west, OF whom
the genuine, wholesale or retail, can always be
had.
For sale by G L Thompson, Ottawa; DR.
G Smith, Peru Benz Newell, Ptinctt,n; +
h S Pulcifcr, ilcnnepin; Jas ) Murray N 500,
Newark; Aunis & Pinu. Henry. II
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Crocaery! Crockcry!:

VHNlIE subscriberhas just received a
Il large supply Of crockery, a, his
new aud cheap store in LA Sale. lie
sells cheap, and his assortmen, cannot be
equalled in he county.
RICHARD CODY.
La Sale July 81, 1916.
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ERANBERRlES.-Fresh Cranber-
" ries at 81 90 per bushel, for sale
BY Aug. %, 400 Il. BAssNETT.
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EUST received, lot Of Ohio made
- Saddles. Brides and Halters, which
will be sold low either for cash or wheat.
Aug. 81, '46-s J G NATTlNGER.
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MACikENXIE'S TONIC EERRg-
EUG L..
us MjaiAbie Health Restoring Pro-
perlieS fully established!
FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER

Ir,sK>owN rRE Att POWERFUL
FEVER & hGUE DEsTk0lER.
IN presenting this we'll established aud
h powerfully sanaHve Medicine To the peo-
pie Of Illinois aud the citlzrns generally Of
the souih-wrsicrn states, the Proprietor feels
perfect rnuiIrucr that II viii act us success
oily IN the districts where II i, nov FFudUc,d,
in the Agup and Fever visited regiums 1T Indians
Ilinois aud Ono, Michigan, and western Penn
syi,ana aud New York. Ia the States obuv,
mentioned, It's universal cehhriv as
CERTAIN PRtMPT AND PERMANENT
REMEDY FOR THE AGrE AND FEVER,
Is generally cnocedtd; aud it Is resorled
to by al thus afflicted, ia preference to all other
preparations claiming IT, cure this disease.
roi.mes If lotEagibh 7esiimoay might &C
company this notlcc; hui the pr"pflei"' believes
that the true method at apprising the afflicted oi
the perfectly curative properties OF the Tonic
Fchr,uge, is the trial Of It's Miraculous power
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
ETAT DE La Louisiana.

Francis L Jones Ex-Conr du 3me Dist'rt.
vs. No. 1918 ; Paroisse d'Ed Batsu
John Buhler t ais. } Rouge.
En- yertu dun writ do
ferj facias lance dams le process ci-desus nom
me, ct a moi remis par Honorable Cour
aingi nominee, J'exposerai en- vente publique,
Samedi, le 2 Aout proclaim, 1847 a Ia maison
de Cour, dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, a II
hegres dn maiin, tous les droits tftres ct inter
cts du defendant, John Builder, au proprietes
ci-apres designees, SAVIOR: Douze lots de-
terre de quarante arpens chacun, plus on moiBs,
situes dams les e~nvirons de Ia vile de Baton
Rouge, scion lie plan de cette vile, conform6-
ment a la division qui m a tts fate par les
h6Titiers de fen Madame Edith DevaTl; bornes
a Test, par les terrcs dc fen Manuel Lopez, au
Nord, par 10 chemin de Ia rue de l'Eelise, ct
lee terres de John Calls, an sud, par les torres
de Phil. Hicky ct autres, ct a Pouest, par les
terres de Montgomery Sloan. La vente aura
lieu en- I'm on plusieurs lots a l'option du de-
fendanf, pour .satisfaEre ct accomoder les ache
reurs' Conditions de la ventc compliant, sans
evaluation.
L.C. MORRIS, Sheriff.
7 juliet 23-1s47.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
For SALE

Cha beautiful and Valuable County
residence with q two story house contain
ing six apartments, u kitchen, barn, and
fifteen acres oil and, more or less, on which
there is u largo orchard Of the not choice
fruit trees, situated only 200 yds from the
river Mississippi and 400 south # tie court
house at Baton Rouge, md The landtis well
adapted for . Eacheytc and garden, lis Sit
uation Is unrivalled for salubrity and beau-
".
For further particulars enquire Of D. D.
Avery or Jas.M Wikof On the promises.
July 10--23.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

ASTOUNDING IGNoRANCE-We read In
The Salem Mass Register ofthe 14tb inst.
that a few days since, The body Of Mr..
Joseph Daland, Of Danvefs, was found Ia
the trough of the town pump in Washing.
ton Street. He was seen to drink at tie
pump and then 20 down the street bali
al hour afterwards, he was found 90 des.
crtbed. He was subject to fts, and it is
supposed he was taken with one, upon re.
turning 10 drink, fell into the trough, with
his face downwards, and was drowned. 1t
is said that his pulse had not ceased to bca1
when he was discovered; YET those who
first saw him did not Immediately remove
the body, because they labored under the
amazing error that the body must not be
removed until the Coroner arrived and
this too in the nineteenth century! II is
stated, that not more than two or three
years since,switbin a stones throw of the
same place, the same objection was made
to cutting down a man, who was found
hanging gflAn neck. Such a stepid and
unaecouda Impression would disgrace
the dark ages.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
New Perfumery.

Cologne Water, Isl quality
yegetal Cosmetic, giving q fair appearance
to the skin.
Extract Of Bitter Almonds, b delicious pa
fnme.
Virgln7l Vinegar. to refresh the skin, ard
is a perfume very good forthose attending sick
persons.
Dsntrifce, an excellent article 10 keep the
mouth in order.
Bears and Animal Oil, for the hair.
III. LANOUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Francis L Jones ] Late 3rd District
vs. No. 39l8 Z Court East Baton

FfaHcls Il Jones LaLe ofd Dtstrlct
vs. No. 38l8 : Court East Baton
John Butler TT ais. Rouge.
BY virtue ola writ offieri facias issued
in the above entitled suit and to me from
the Honorable Court aforesaid, I will ex-
pose at public sale on Saturday the 7th
day of August next 1847 at the Court
House in the town Of Baton Rouge, com
mencing at IL O'clock A. M. all the right
title interest and claim ofthe defendant
John Butler in or to the following describe
property to wit, twelve lots Of ground Of
four arpents each more or less, situated
near the town of Baton Rouge a~greeably
to the fguratiye plan cf the same, as laid
out by the heirs of the late Mrs. Edith
DevalI, bounded east by the land of the
late Manuel Lopez, north by the road of
church street and land Of Calls, south BY
land ofP. Hickey ard others, and west by
land Of Montgomery Sloan, to be sold in
one or more lots, at the option Of the de-
fendant, to suit or accumulate purchasers.
Terms Of sale cash, without apprais-
ment. l.. q. NORRIS, Sheriff.
July 10th I847.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
Important from the French
MetrODOlis

FRESH arfival. direct from No. IL Ruo de-
Ia Paix, Paris. Splendid Assortment of
PERU TER Y;
Such as Essences Of all kinds, Lavender Wa
ter. Cologne Water, Creme de Pefse, Pomade.
Moelle de BBuf, Bears grease, Bandoliae. all
kinds Of Soap, Toilet Powders, Poudre de Riz,
Powder Boxes, Cosmatiques, Opiates for the
teeth and lips, &C. &c.
These Perfumes are fresh and expressly inn
ported for the Baton Rouge Market
Please give ts a call, no trouble to show
Goods.
July, 17-24. SANGER, HESS &Co
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
sALE OF suCCE8MON pROPERTY

BY virtue o. nm order issued from the 9Th
Judicial District Courtin and for the Parish
Of Orleans, will be cold by the undersigned
sberilfon Saturday the 24th day ofJuly next
1B47, between the usual hours Of sale at the
Court House in the Town of Baton Rouge,
the following described property belonging 10
the succession Of Morgan Morgan deceased
to wit: a negro woman slave, named Mary
aged about tw enty three years, and her child
George aged about IS months. One fourth
interest in negro man Ben, aged about SO
years. Two yoke Of Oxen, one sorrel horse,
5 or 6 head Of horned cattle, and a small
stock Of hogs running at large Terms Of
sale cash J. e MoHnIs.
June 1870 Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
WONDER or BAToN RoUoE

Juat received fr5m the Manufacture
himself twelve doz Freemou's raz1r Straps
the best in the WoaLo. Call aud examine
them, aud Tthey do not make the dulest,
and most triAing rs NOR Y II have got, cut Il
hair in two minutes, ] do pot charge a cent
for them. for sale by
O.tP. DAVIS, drug'a'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
Juliet 1924 Sheriff
Din. THOMAS BEAUMONT.

Having permanently located in Baton
Rouge, tenders his professional services to
the citizens ofthe town and vicinity.
Office and residence on the corner Of
BouicDard and 81. Louis SITS. In the bull
ding formerly occupied by DR. Endcrs.
June bib.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17


OCCUPATION FoR CtttbDRBN.-lhe ha.
bits Of children prove that occupation is Of
necessity with most Of them. They love
to DO busy, even about nothing, stilI more
to be nseiuIty employed. With some chill.
dfen It Is a strongly developed physical ne
cessity, andif not turned to good account
will be productive Of possible evil, thus
verify ing the old adage that "fdlenesq is
the mother Of mischief Children should
be encouraged, OF If INDECENT disinclined
to 1t, should be disciplined into p]etG6rming
for themselves every little office relative TO
the toilet, which they are CapabIe Of per-
forming. They should also keep lbeir own
clothes and ether possessions in neat Or
der, and Fetch for themselves whatevert hey
want in short, they should learn 10 be Ms
independent Of the services Of others rs
possible, fitting them alike to make good
use Of prosperity, and 10 meet with forth
ttldc any reverse 0f fortune that may bsfal
them. | know Of no rank, however egalt.
Cd, In which stch q system would not
prove bonefciar-Hif on the Formation
Of Characier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

g7 EPAVE il a 6t6 afrGtG le 10 du
fourant parMr. Richard Thom-
asgon, au dofnicile de Mr. Joseph u. Babin
dams cctte p~afoisse d environ 10 miles au-
degsous de Ia maison De 0 Une vacbe
tachetec de noir ct blanc avec son8ui-
want, ag6e environ dc ans sans aucu-
ne marque au fer.
Laquelle vache 81 ellie nest pas r6cla-
NEE dams les 30 iours de Ia publication da
present avis, commencement aux reglements
du juride police de cette paroisse. Sera
expos6e en- vente publiqae All d0micile de
Mr.. j. j.. Babin par le soussignG lie 24
Juliet proclaim a 10 henres A. W.
Condition de la vente au Compliant.
RosEMovD HEBERr.
Quest D. Rouge, JUN 2G-21.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

TO pH1vn WAY MosKufToEs.-Atach
q piece Of flannel Or sponge TO a thread,
made fast to the top of b bedstead, wet the
Gannel or sponge with eafnphofated spirits,
and the m~oskuitoes will leave the room.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

VoIcE or THE LION IN II WILDER
NEss.-The first lion was heard in the
night. Contrary to prevailing notions, there
is generally nothing very grand or loud in
this animals voice, while prowling at
night it is a suppressed, painting roar, ex-
pressive Of great impotence. When they
approach very near, their pur can be dis
tinguished, and the sensations produced,
both on man and beast, by this sound break.
ing the silence of the night in an uninhabi-
ted wilderness, it is impossible to describe,
though they must be entirely referred to a
prior knowledge of the lions habits and
voice. I have heard the lion roar very
loudly, but it is not a common occurrence.
The natives pretend to understand his Ian.
guage, and decide by it whether he is hum
CRY or satisfed.-Lifc in the Wilderness.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

LAND ron SALE.

E Several valuable tracts Of land.
situated in East Felieiana, are Of
farei for saie on accommodating terms-one
Of G30 Acres, on Black Creek, about 6 miles
from Port Hudson, ell wood land-another ON
Redwood, near The Bradford settlement. of 250
acrss, 100 acres cleared-another in S. D. part
Of the parish, Containing 100 acres, part Of
which l. Is cleared. HENRY MARST0N.
July 1874. Clinton WbigJ Cashier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

OyERwoBkED CHANcELLoRs.-Thur.
low, on being asked how he got through all
his business as a chancellor answered,
"Just as a pi~ekpocket gets through a horse
pond-he must get through" Duaning.
when a similar question was put to him,
answered in much the same spirit, though
in a more professional style Il divide my
business into three parts: n part | do;
another does itself; and the third goes I'M
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
STOP TJ1tEFII

81
Was sf0leri om the store If Beal md Son
on Friday right the 18th inst. Two poeket
Books containing sll their notes, duo BIZ
&c for the recovery Of which they offer 4 rc-
ward Of Fifteen DoIIarF, with an additional
toward Of fifteen dollars for any information
that will lead 10 The detection Of said thief
Belo@ ii given d list If part Of the paprrs
lost. The notes are IRA aft drawn in ia
vor Rgbt. Baa1 and Beal and Son.
Ore. note drawn ny kIc Mann due Jan. tsg
ls47 for 8 3G5,
Estate Of Bbssier for fG2.
CrnBboldt for 1IOar1 IS
Chichester CHM for $50
WIN Stephens say 100.
B.p. Cocdran in favor
T'hariot endorsed II. Bea1 for 40,
Oia warrant or parish endorsed
&C. Moore for 90,
Orc warrant on parrish In favor Of
NJ ,daa, MeColIoeb fot q,
Order draw II by Madam BERNARD on
John 8ihIef amour. not known.
Draft dra wn by Henry DovaI on
Rofcbford Il petars Of Nov UGeans
to order Bsal Il Son III
B3sidas Dlfmber nf othar yll1qbte papors
no. rnsoll etci. 1itq batl5c are ea1li ned
atain<t tr83taz for any Of The aboeo named
p4pg.s. or any tirat pay be dra 81 in fav5r If
e.GIthr NJ ms. BEbL g. SON.
sJOne 17-3G.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

A lady, a regular shopper who had
made On unfortunate clerk tumble over all
The stockings ia his shop-ihcy were fall
goods-obiected that none we're long
enough. u wan the very longest hose
that arc made ~Fhen, madam, you had
better aPPly q he eRgine-hodse beyoad."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

Hear WITHOUT FUEL.-A Hungarian
Chemist has discovered a method of pro-
ducing heat without fuel. He places in
contact two iron plates and a copper CYL.
inder, highly polished, turning on an axis
at the end ofa lever, with a balance-weight
at the other end to keep the plates in con.
tact, when, by means ola very simple ap.
paratus andtrifirg exertion, a glowing red
heat may be produced in five minutes, and
maintained with ease.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

Lvcrun.-On Wednesday evening a
Debate was held before tho j. Il. Lyceum.
The subject was "shoOld capital punish
mrnt be abolished" Hon Judge Burke
and James Cooper for the affirmative, and
Geo A. Pike and T. G. Henderson for
The negative. A numerous and respect
able audience graccd the occasion.
The question was decided in the mega
tive.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

NEw Discovery By ScHoENBETN.-
Prof. scHoENBErN, it is announced, has
made q discovery which is making a great
sensation in Germany. This distinguish
ed Professor, who invented Gun-C Cotton,
has just discovered a method for immediate.
" ca~uterizing wounds. This invention,
in connection, with hat of insensibility
produced by Ether, win effect a complete
change in Surgery.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

pt-The person to whom q number Of
Rscoapts were given for Collection in West
baton Rouge, for this ofice-some months
since, viii please return them II not COL
lrrtcd. without further notice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17
MORBID APPETITE THE RESULT
or HABIT.

/ once knew a shoemakeE who, from
transferring Bis "wakenda'' 10 his mouth
FOR convenience, l'gDt 50 completely into
the way of it," as he said, that he was ne
yer easy, in the absence Of food, without
having this said material to chew You
remember the anecdote Of u celebrated
barHsfer, who never could plead without
having a ball Of pnehthread IN bis hand,
calling il The thread Of his discourse. NO
doubt the one, lilo The othu, had begun rs
On insignificant habit. but at length became
a very obstinate one. sonr studious men
are net capable Of prosecuting d tain Of
thought unless they have s1nie particular
physical occupation at the sam time. Pitt
could best reflect when walking To and
fro in his room, or In The open air She
ridah, when starring nj a number Of lighted
candles Fox, after tho immediate eAhilira.
ton ofa friend and d bottle; Gibbon iuthe
perfect quiet of MONDAY and Byron IN that
Of midnight. Some men cannot study
Without biting their nails, and will oBsti.
nately continue the Practice, needless Ut
pain and Disagreement. a few months ago
! was conaatad By u celebrated dramatic
writer and comedian during IL Il nporary
sQioufn In this town, for d SORENESS Ut Tho
crown Of his head. This part ! found 10
be quite bald, and covered all over with q
popular eruption. II Immediately occurred
to me TINT there must lie somg irritating
cause. lie laughed when | put the quorys
and confessed that, wien In process Of
thought, lie was perpettalIy plucking the
hairs from the spal in question. OF course,
| could only adyiso him TO leave off this
practice, which he did, and the part be.
came sound again. Come years ago I
was acquainted with d man who, though
proiessedly a smoker, yet regularly ate his
pipe. Whilst inhaling the tabaceo fumes,
he would continue 10 nibble one bit after
another off his Pipe. until At last 1t becaine
too short for service. A relative of mine
in this town Is in the habit of deinolishing
the handles Of his whips inJhe gatne way.
These rs | have said, are hnbtts.-LcctUre
In The Medical Times.