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Arthur Napoleon. a Portuguese hor

rFArthur Napoleon, Portuguese bow,
aged only nine years, has attracted great
attention as musical prodigy. He per-
forms the pieces of Thalberg, Prudent,
Hurz, and many other composers. with
wonderful taste and skill. He has played
before the Portuguese court, and also be-
fore the Emperor and Empress of the
French, q ,|E.yrJ -JUE sdf :.
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Medicines

Worthy place IN aH Famiiips being prp.
Pared by % RegUfor Graduots nnd Phvsi-
cf0n Of tAirty ye0rs erperie,,ee.
nR j. ;. ROSE is an honorary member of the Phi
II adelpia Medical Society, and graduated, in
leD, from the University OF Pennsylvania under the
guidance OF iar truly cnncnt Professors Physick.
Chapman. Gibson. Cove, James and Harc.-iiames
celebrated for medical accncc,-an having had
daily intercourse and consultation with those dis
in@iisiIed PhysirlanS, respecting diseases of all
kIid, ANA III" proper remedies therrfore and being
solicited by thousands OF hi. patients to put up his
Preparations he now nffcrs o the public, as the re-
salts OF his experience for the past thirty years the
following "aluubic Family Medicines each ore suited
10 speeifc diseGse:
DIR. J. :. ROSES NERVOUS AND INVIGO-
.. RATING CORDIAL.
The Greatest Discovery in Medical Science For
all Nervous Conditions nj the System Heart Dis
ease and Nervous Complains. The astounding and
happy effect of Dr. Roses Nervous Cordial sor Dis
eases n The Heart Palpiiation, Nnbnes>, Neural
.rl, Nervous TremOr of the Muscles, Heartburn
FlatuleEce, Pain III the Face, Wakefiue.s. Rest
iHs>ne>s, or for hc mind or bnfy down bv care
labor or study, has hidnced many physicians to use
II ii their practice. For weak constitution il il
grand TStorer; II completely removes from The sys
tcm IL. nervous ritatios, and iS almost mraclons
IN IT. rapid and happy effect. The weak and the
nervous are Frequently restored 10 perfect health be
tore u;iE. one bottle. Price - cents.
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TREES DESTROYED BY GAs.-In Salem,
Lynn, Portsmouth, Newburyport, and
other cities where gas has recently been
introduced, it is said that valuable orna-
mental trees have been destroyed by the
leakage of the gas pipes. By the escape
of gas from broken pipes, it has been
found that all trees within fifty feet of
the leakage have been killed. g - = ~
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by w a LII AGH 81 HOPE.
MEDICINES.
SFVER-FAILING REMEDY.
UOLLOW AY'S DIN TMENT.
cp1pPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CEUTCuES AFTER
TEN YEARS SUPPORTING

TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
,,,oCa Letter from Mr.. Thompson. Chemist, Lirer-
'F' ,,5ai. d,nica .iugsit 30, 1872. ....-7
IT, Professor II HtLLOwAY- @
nm Slr: / am enablcd 10 furnish you with mnst
,,,,orlinary cure effected by your invaluable Oini
80, and rl<. which has lStOniShcd every person
,,.r,inred with iheisIafr rer AhnIIt ten years ago.
NJ, " CuRIuInS,- -oi Saltney street, IN this town,
M, THROWN lrSiI. bis horse, whereby he received
~ ..,.lIl, injuries, ie had tile bcst medical adj
,,, "a; ma. i,ur. and was afterwards inmate of
i,, r.ut .uinIaT!5s. yet he grew worse, and at
r,J, 4 malignant running ulcer settled in hi,. hIp
,,I % completely crippled him that lIe could not
,. ~, ,n cTutchr> fur nearly ten years recently
h.. ra.l,, ia H>r lUur Ointment and Pills, which
Inv. my heaIyd the wound, strengthened his limb.
,,I -lgl,rd !lim TO di>pcDse wiIh hS clutches. ~
chm, IN. ,.ln walk with the greatest ease, ami with
CT,.,,.a, h,,,tlt aud 'ieor.
<.gr,n .Ef n j. THOMPSON.
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Di FH Advertisements inserted once week so cents
per square will be charged for the frsf, and 81
cents per square for each subsequent Insertion
: TEN LINES or less constitute square. nsa 8
If an advertisement exceeds a square, the price
viii be in exact proportion.
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. MOST EVTRAGRDISARY CURE OF A DREADFUL
Ssty DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL AID had
r,nEN-


FtlLED.
,,,...,f. Fr,ier t,0.a Nj. Hrd. Draper. of Eccdv.
rf.- zen. bro, @,.ted -hnT,h |, 1852.
T.. Prn.,=s of HOLLOWAY
S5,-.- .-am tImr sil;CT. one Ot my children was
sri,. I'll ia rsaliui rfurtihn> over thc body ami
ru.,> uhtalacd ia. advice al several eminent Sur
, ,5,. 1,. Piiy-i .ial. hy all at whom the cast. wa.
..,..,I.f.,i linjrlt,~. ~ length | tird YOUR ONT
, ,,, and V> and wiiiinut IsgcTaiIuH. The C;i,.ci
a, lr.gHi,,i-, f1r iy I"r~rv' ring in trr t>'.. ali
ir ruF,ir, qiln hly disappeared. ard the chk was
,,...,f & T.. ryrrsi health.
fr.g.. .,.islv iu-t 4 child from = similar complaint
Id an.'. nr!i.v" had al !ter case a,opl,u your
u.,..-- ,i:r w"uii !,Ivr .,r.H svr! al>n l Shall
10. h,pp, 20 u>tfy the irih al hi Ia any inquirer
-l-nadi }. IllRD. brap'T
IN, Fl. shnuiI h~ used rnnin;niIy with the Oint
n.aHi nnst Gi the following c1>"s: ..t"
PAT ."--. Con. ..H
E.d Breast. t:lautl.llar S;w5lnes
tu!.i-. Lumlsis0. .'.
Bll-3-. HrS.
Bit 81 M1@gu;o.s aEd RIeHmai>In,
Sand lrs. SCaits,
t,r-,. hay. S,,.e Nipples,
Cirr.gu teri Sarc fhroai+
th,iaiT-, SkiH Diseases,
ti.Ipg,i Hands, SCHfvry.
t..rH-. t-";l sore ti.ad~, .IE
ClIcs4~. THmnTs, ....
Ca.,l.,."ri and SUN JOINTS, rir.rs.
E-phm,i,~i>. Wounds.
riInia-, YaWs.
Sold n ih" establishment OF nrolc SsOr Holloway
l;', STnd, ju"af Temple E1rt London. and bs ali
N-iFS q" Vi tlIcIntS throughout the United States
",,S 81 =. y cents. q cents and 81 20 each
Whn-~tir hy the principal Drug houses in the
lE.nn AMI by Mrssrs. \. q. y ID. SANDS, New
imk.
EE5z-Thrrr i 4 considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. ''t -.
:. H.-I'irrrtiOnS fnr the guidance oi patients in
every disorder sfliNcdi io each boy.
r-rl-rO.
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DIR. j. 5. ROSES COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
IL

For all Diseases Of the Kidneys olNd Biadder also
Specific tor G0at
This is decidedly one Of the best remedies ever
used ior diseases nj the kdncys, bladder, &c, and
also ior g0uiy affections always highly recommended
by the late DIR. physick, and many ot the most dis
tingIShcd medical men abroad Price 20 CENTS
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FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA. s.

The Liver Iging the largest gland in tie human
body. Is more frequently dcrnged tlian any other
Then follows dyspepsia. constipation, cold feet and
loss OF appetitethe skin becomes Yellow the spirits
drOOp. and there Is great aversion 10 society. Re-
guate the liver and YOU correct all these evils. The
surcst preparations 10 take are DIR. ROSES cele-
braied RGilroai .7Itti Bilious Pills. They carry
Oh the bile, and soon give appetite and strength.
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken where
person mas been troubled with dyspepsia for long
tme--Price 30 cents; but for colds, bilious habits,
)aundice, &c, take DR.. Roses .4nt Bilious or Rail
Toad Pats l214 and p cents per box.
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=, Az OF the above preparations, with DIR. Roses
meaicda ADVISER tn persons In Sickness and in
hraitIl To be had OFF. ID. Gilman Charles StOtt s.
20, H. Gilman, John w. Nairn Patterson &
Narn, w. Morrison, VIM. T. Evans, kidwell &
Lawrence, J. B. Moore, Washington: ]. L. Kid.
well, Georsetown; and by all dealers in Alexandria,
Va. 10 % IT,,
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\, 569 Rrosdw,v cor pri,,cc g,

Agents IN Ral:iriare, Mr~~r>. CHAS. y WN. CAS-
r,EI. NJ. 81 :. Gay -; in Washington, Dr. SuHUck-
;SI, conner l. and lth sts., near Penn. ayrnuc.
~
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-08-17
L Err M S
BOUNTY LANDS!
NOTICE TO SFTTLERS!!

TAMES II. COVER is prepared to supply
D settlers with Land Warrants for cash. OF
on tsme. on the most favorable terms, ana
will, when desired, give his personal gnaran-
ty for title He viii also give prompt atten-
ton to any business pertaining to-
GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
will enter lands for cash, or locate warrants
for persons at distance, in or out ct the
Stale, on favorable terms. He may be fonnd
at all times during business hours, at the
store of Cover d Holt
| Mr. Robert Cover, at Covers Ferry IN Ge-
| dar county, is prepared to negotiate for the
/ sale and location Of Land Warrants, for cash
or on tin,e and any order of his will ne exc
cuted by me when desired. Warranti VIII
be furnished to dealers on favorable terms.
Iowa City, Feb. %, 1852.
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- VINE.
Contract time Of arr Elk times per week,
at 9 O'Clock, P NJ
OF departure. A O'Clock, 4. NJ.
WEST VIA Fr. DEsMoIyEs.
OF arrival, Wednesdays and Saturdays
O'Clock Pm.
OF departure Mondays and Thursdays
o'clock An.
NORTH VIA DUBUQUE.
OF arrival. Tuesdays, Thursdays and oatur-
days at o'clock ".
OF departure. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at A o'clock An
SoUTH VIA FAIRFIELD.
OF arrival Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days at 9 o'clock, p. NJ
OF departure Mondays. Wednesdays ana Ell
dys at 4 o'clock A =.
DAvENpoRT VIA Upton. :,
OF arrival Tuesday, and Fridays IL O'CLOCK
OF departure. ssms days o'clock F. NJ.
DAvHnfun1 DIREcr.
OF arrival Tuesdays, 6 O'clock r. NJ
OF departure Wedndd o'clock A. M
LArcAsrGR SI0oURSEY DC.
OF arrival. Saturday IS o'clock P n.
OF departure. next Thursday 6 o'clock A. NJ.
New LoxDos, Nj. PLEASANT dc.
Ofarrival, Wednesday o'clock p.
Of departure Thursday NJ.
LiSron, CoLUMBus Cry &C.
OF arrival. Thursday. IS clock p. NJ
Or departure. PridaV.6 o'clocH AM.
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Can Love Forget.

Forget thee? If to dream by night,
And muse on thee by day
If all the wor>hip deep and wild,
A poets heart can pay
If prayers in absence breathed for thee,
To heavens protecting power i"
If winged thoughts that fit to thee,
A thousand in an hour
II busy fancy blending thee
With all my future lot
If thou calst these forgetting" thou
Indeed shalt be forgot.
Forget thee2 Bid the forest birds
Forget their sweetest tune,
Forget thee? Bid the sea forget
To swell benea'h the moon;
Bid the faint evening fswer forget
To bring refreshing dew;
ThyseIf forget thine own dear land
It's mountains wild and blue.
Forget each old familiar face,
Each long remembered spot
When these things are forgot by thee,
Then shalt thou be forgot.
Keep, if thou wilt. thy maiden peace
Still calm and fancy free
For God forbid inv gladstone heart
Should grow less glad for me;
Yet while thy hear is still unknown,
Oh! bid mine not 10 rove
But let it nurse it's humble faith,
And accomplishing love,
If these preserved for patient years,
At last avail me not
Forget me then! but ne'er believe
That thou cans't be forgot.
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II Fl e. 10 w n

JEFFERSON AND ADAMS ON Russia AND
TuRSEY.-Thirty years ago Russia
was at war with Turkey. As that
event may possibly again occur, it is
interesting to recur to the sentiments
of two of the most eminent men that
existed at that time, of the merits OF
the question, andof war in general.
Jefferson, when he wrote this letter,
was 81 years of age, and John Adams
90:
MONTICELLO, June ], 1922.
"To return to the
news of the day: it seems that the
cannibals of Europe are going to eat
one another again. A war between
Russia and Turkey is like the battle
of the kite and the snake; whichever
destroys the other, leaves destroyer
less for the world. This pugnacious
humor of mankind seems to be the
law of his nature-one of the obsta-
cles to too great multiplication, pro-
yided in the mechanism of the uni
verse. The cocks of the hen yard
kill one another; bears, bulls, rams dc
the same, and the horse in his wild
state kills all the young males, until
worn down with age and war, some
vigorous youth kills him.
Ihopc nc shall proue how much hap
pier. tn,. Daan. The Quahcr policy is, ant
that the life Of the feeder is better tina,
that ofMe fighter. And tits some con
ISOLATION that the desolation by thes'
maniacs of one part Of the earth i
the means of improving it in othe
parts. Let the latter be our office
and let us milk the COW while tn,
Russian holds her by the horns, an,
the Turk by the tail. God bless you
and give you health, strength, goo'
spirits, and as much of life as yo'
think worth having.
"THoMAs JEFFERSON"
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DIR. URBAN'S
ANTI-DYSPEPSlC EXCELSIOR.
81 OOO REWARnii

Will be given TO any person who Will pro-
duce better, safer, or more eifect.a remedy
for Dyspepsia than Dr.. Urben's celebrated
Anti. Dyspeptic Excelsior. Its action is in
perfect har.sony with the syste n, regulating
all defice ,cies and irregularities ofthe stomach
and creating healthy combination of the gas
trio fluids Those suffering from Dyspepsia
would do well to try i. after having tried other
remedies to their sati ,facton. The recipe for
this nestimable medicine was obtained by the
Doctor from the Japan Tribe of Indians aud
used by him with unequivocal good success in
the course of thirteen years practice in Texas.
In no case did it fail and wherever it has been
used once, it has always spoken for itself
Try it. Prepared and sold by
A. URBAN, NJ. D.,
65 Third street, Louisville, Ky.
GFPrice 81 per bo'tle-to be had OF all the
principal Druggists in the U. States.
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COUNTERFEITS!

Remember a base counterfeit called u
Farrelrs Arabian Liniment' This spurious
nranarat,ou is sometimes sold as "Farrell 5 Lin
,,,,.u," To those who are not careful to ask for
the genuine W FARRELLS ARABIAN
LlNlMENT; therefore ask tor and take no "th
or than W B Farrelrs Arabian Lniment
The genuine Arabian Imminent is sold 0!
Trowbridge d. Sanders, Iowa City; T. L Gay
Burlington; I j Mckinney, keokuk; and ol
merchants and druggists throughout the III
! ted States and Canadas go
Grand Depot e. Lake street, Chicago Ills
ANiay a. 1898
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I. @. OLE @. f,

.,,ys-s3u Koscmsxo Lopez No 6, meets eve
z9rss Cry Wednesday evening at "A o'clock
ySTFeS<> at Odd Fellows Hall
EUREKA LopGE No A. meets at Odd Fellows
Hall, Oh Tuesday evening Of each week at y
O'Clock.
Coop SAMARITAN FNcAMPMENT Of o o F of
Iowa City, meets on the first and third Wed
nesdavs of each month at Odd Fellows Hall.
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neatly dressed, their skins

ntdtly Oftsscu, 'hSh '
IN. their hair in good order; and
among them many children ofextra-
ordinary beauty. this last observa-
ton is equally applicable to all the
schools visited by me ip the south OF
Ireland, as well as to the children
seen in the cottages, and even to the
begcars the beauty of female child
rem, in particular. being very striking
They uniSprmly wear their hair very
thick: and when this huge rounded
mass is kept in due bounds and IN
proper trim, as is generally the case
in the schools, it gives a romantic
and poetical expression to the head
and face, which greatly enhances
the effect of their bright black eyes
and elegant features. The beauty OF
the children is found abundantly in
the grown up young women OF Ire
land.
l. was with some surprise; and no'
a little satisfaction, that | made the
discovery of the remarkable comeli
ness of the young women OF ireland
This comeliness was frequent; anc
individual specimens attained the
standard of almost faultless beauty
and this not merely in features
but in form and department also
1t was no slight pleasure to meet ONT
of those rustic maidens OF morning
tripping joyously elong the turf IL
her bright colored shawl, with he
small and well shaped feet and ankle
unfettered by shoe or stocking, he
little upright carriage and her pro
fuse, glossy and well arranged locks
and this pleasure was not a litti
enhanced when salutatlon or
question brought out, as it did a
once her modest smile and her pref
~ brogue. It's another trlbuteJustl
due to the young women OF lrelan'
to record their singular decorum an
modesty of demeanor, and the
general propriety Of conduct. l
not hesitate for moment IN Sl'i'
to them decidedly the palm, IN the
PARTICULARS over the rustic dams'
of both England and scotian
Unmarried mothers are, l belle'
quite a rarity in lreland-a thu
which | fear, cannot be said OF a
other norton of the three kin
doms.
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Observation-Disclosures.

O. could there in this world be found
Some little spot OF happy ground.
Where village pleasures might go round
Without the village tattling.
How doubly blest that place would be,
Where all might dwell in liberty,
Free from the bitter misery
OF gossip's endless prating.
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o r T E r
S1l00 REV

The above reward will be paid TO any one who
will produce a safer or more effcctual remedy
than either of the following preparations They
are entirely composed of Vegetable matter.
DR.. URBAN'S
ANTI-BACHANALIAN ELIXIR:
A safe and sure remedy for the cure Of
INTEMPER ANCE.
It is not in the least injurious to the system.
1t is pleasant to the taste, and will cure the
hardest cases of ntemperance. We WARRANT
it, in all cases, if taken according to directions.
II destroy he desire for all ardent spirits when
strictly taken according to directions. and will
restore the individual I" the same state of SO
briefly in which he was before he ever drank a
drop Of the ardent and he will not have the least
desire for Intoxicating drinks
Intemprrance is disease and as such the
greater the excess in drinking the more speedi-
" is the disease developed and to such the Elk
lr X presented as the balm of Gilead-the oil
of consolation, peace and perfect restoration.
lTThe Anti Bacchanalian is neatly put up
and labelled with full directions accompanying
each bottle. Price So per bottle On the re-
cept Of the above sum it wi be sent, free OF
charge. TO any part of the United States All
letters to be pre- paid. To be had from all the
principal Druggists in the United States.
A. URBAN, NJ. D.,
No. 65, Third ST Louisville, Ky.
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DR.. URRAN'S
VEGETABLE FEVER AND AGUE
pOWDERS.

The only sure remedy erer lnonn for. Chits and
Ferer, and warranted TO cure. in all cases u ia
ken according 10 directions.
1t cures, when taken according to directions,
in TWENTY MINUTES, leaving no Fever after the
Chilli verv dom requiring more than ONE
DOSE to make a PERMANENT CURE great mum
Der of cases, from two to five wears standing
have been CURED with the FIRST DOSE, and the
Chill has never. as yet, returned. The beauty
of this medicine is that it stops the Chill in
TWENTY MINUTES. or less, and the patient will he
entirely clear from Fever after the Chill, which
is not the-case hen any other medicine is used.
1t has superseded all other preparations wher.
ever 1t has been introduced
Read what the Editors of the Louisville Dem
ocrat say from their own observation: DR. Ur-
bans medicine for the cure of chills and fever
has effected some wonderful cures in our own
midst. A young man who has resided for sew
eral years In Louisiana reached New Albany a
few weeks since, weak and emaciated-lireral Y
worn out physically with long continued chilS
\and fever He made short stay at the house
al Judge Smith, where his old disease conrin-
with no less severity than at home in Lou.
Having exhausted almost every RENE.
TO the medical profession. he procu
DIR Urban's celebrated medicine
4 two powders was entirely re
He has been well ever since
n not been as good for sew.
fast regaiping his former
he was wont to wear
Y anufactu-
rand nj ar
Ian & DlDLAKE
81 the Powders will be
q any part OF the U States.
0(aihed of all the principal
az country. mlsy
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nPA marble monument, IN the
obeIsk form, has recently been
erected in the ancient. burial place
in this village, over thsiemains of the
son of Pres. PERcE, 4aled in January
last, bearing thissin.ceptlon:
BENJAMIN PIERCE,
Born April ID, lS4l;
Died January 6 1853.
Go thy way, thy son hveth."
IN. III. Statesman.
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Coop ExcvsE.-The editor Z. the
Michigan City News gives anexcuse
for not getting out a paper last week.
that he was engaged in getting out
t,eo extras of himself, amounting to
ten pounds of additional editorial
responsibiltv.
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nPThe young man who ran away
from his mother because she would
not let him wear "side boards 10 MS
shirts is now acting as mah-guard
70 charcoal wagon.
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Hurses--Careful use of SC.

An acquaintance lost his horse, a
few days agoin q manner that would
suggest an habitual caution in driving
The horse, valuable one, well kept,
in good spirits, and in perfect health
was taken from the stable and driven
He had assembled long and hard
hill within the first mile of driving,
and as soon as the summit was reach
ed, the driver, ms is the habit OF
many, touched him with the whip; ne
sprang, stopped, staggered, and ieii'
and by the time the driver could a
| light from the carriage, he was dead
An examination showed that large
blood vessel near the heart had been
ruptured. disappearance of disease
could be detected.
Now there would be under the
same circumstances always a danger
of the same occ urrence. Especially
if the stomach should happen to bt
filled, as it would be directly after {
full meal.
Every increaSe Of the muscular &C
ton of any animal produces an in
crease in the rapidity of the circula
ton of the blood This arises from
two causes, opaamechanical, as thu
|compression blood vessels b,
the muscular ctntractionj and on,
physical, as the necessity for the more
rapid purilication of the blood in ;
period of exercise.
Physiology teaches that every mus
cular action is attended with vast
of the material of the body, as in gal
vanic action when zinc is used in tn
circ nit, at each period of action, por
tons of the zinc are destroyed. Thi
waste portion of the animal soli
goes into the hood and must be dis
charged mainly from the blood il
the lungs. The more violent TIN
muscular acton, the more of thi
waste matter is given to the blood
and this once Oaded with it is use
less until ithas been purified in tn
lungs. Consequently the blood i
sent to the lungs in a vastly increas
ed current, and the breathing be
comes more rapid to introduce larg
er portions of air to the blood in tn
lungs. Here, then, are increased
quantities of air in the lungs at tn
same time, producing a state of tul
ness if the lungs have full play
But if the stomach is full and pres
sing the cavity of the lungs, it is cas-
to see that great pressure of bloc,
in the lungs and the great cayitie
of the heart must take place. AL
most every person has experience c
the sharp pain and distress produced
by this state of things after havin:
run little way SHARPLY, not bein;
accustomed 10 the exercise. 1t i
not difficult to see how, in thi
crowded state of the vessels, sud
den and powerful muscular exer'ior
should cause arupture OF some one 0
the distended isssels. !.
When : Ypl lre of,anh1ooa1 yeI