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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

SUIT AGAINST THE WILMINGTON AND WELDON r.
R. Co.-Somc years ago, train of cars on the Will
mngton and Weldon R. R., down the grade to the
Cape Fear River at rapid rate, without being under
control of the brakes. The engine went overheard
The cars and passengers unhurt and indeed undi
turbed, with the exception Of Mr. A. NJ Qualls who
was in the mail and who sprang out the train got
on to the level ground at the passenger depot. Mr.
Qualls struck among some wheels some thing Of
the kind and pretty badly hurt being the only per-
son that was hurt. He brought suit against the com
pany for damages and the tried before jury
this week at Halifax Superior Court and verdict o.
tive thousand dollars damages rendered. Whether the
company has appealed is more than we know. We
think it likely.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

PERsoNAL.-Paulding is eghty-one, and Irving sew
enty-eght years of age These distinguished authors
commenced their literary as the editors of Sal
magundi,' published by David Longworth, who kept a
small retail bookstore in Park Row, the sign over which
represented man pulling boat against wind and tide,
with the motto
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

TURPENTINE LANDS, ETC.-Sce advertisement of Mr.
Saunders in another column. It is we'll worthy the at
tenton of those acquainted with the business and Mr.
S. would be glad to see such at the Carolina Hotel
if they may not actually contemplate purchasing.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

ba5~ We are requested by Daniel Dickson, Esq.
Postmaster at this place, to state that the Smthvile
mail will hereafter close on Mondays and Fridays, at
o'clock, A. NJ. and will be due at P NJ on Tuesdays
and SATURDAYS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

New ORLEANS, October 29.-Ihere were twenty-five
deaths from yellow fever in this city Thursday, 28tt
instant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05
Telegrnphic Consolidation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-The American and House
telegraph lines, from Washington to New York, have
completed arrangements for a consolidation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

AN UNFAnING SOURCE OF REvENUE-The mayor of
Portsmouth, Va it is said has taken measures for the
arrest and nng Of every person. no matter of what rank
or condition, who is heard swearing in the streets
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

NOTICE.
A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO L. B. HIGGINS
IA SON. earnestly requested to forward and set
tie, anxious to close the business of that firm.
Oct. %. L. B. HIGGINS & SON.
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Health of New Orleans.

New ORLEANS Oct. 28.-There were twenty-ont
deaths from yellow fever, on Wednesday, 9th inst il
this city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

4 7 KELLEYS NEW BOOK STORE, the following Mis-
~ cellaneous Books -
Longfelow's Poems; Miles Standish Evangeline Ka-
vanagh; The Golden Legend The Song of Hiawatha,
and Hyperion;
Surgeons Sermons, LIST, 2nd 3d. 4th and 5th Series
Prince of the House of David;
Home Altar, by DR.. Deems;
Shaksperian Reader, by Hows
Emerson's Sd part Arithmetic
Smiths Geography and Atlas;
North Carolina Reader, lst and Sd
Diapers Philosophy
Do. Chemistry;
New York Readers, LIST, End and 3d.
Worcester's Comprehension Dictionary;
Scribner's Ready Reckoner;
Robbins Outlines Scholars Companion
Browns Grammar; Smiths Grammar;
Goodrich's Pictorial History U. S.;
Thomson's High Arithmetic;
Burrtts Geography and Atlas; Morse's Geography;
CornelPs High School Geography and Atlas.
Oct Both
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER 1858, l ASSOCIATED
" with me in the Mercantile Bushes, my brother w. A.
Heyer The business will hereafter be transacted under M
firm of John G. Heyer & Co. JOHN G. HEYER
Oct. Sth, 1858. 27-3m-7-3m
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FOR THE TOILET.

A LMOND, CASTLE, Crystalline, Sand and Lubn's Soap
n all kinds Shaving Cream; Phan's Invigol ator and
Hair Dye; Lyons Katharon; Barrys Trcophuous Sham
poon Woods Hair Restorer, OxMorrow, Bears Grease
Phiocome, Pommade, Milk of Roses Balm of Thousand
Flowers. Denrifriee, Hards Hair Resorer, Queen Fair
Spanish Lily White Ronge, Toilet Vinegar, Macassar OIL
Puff Boxes Cologne, Bay Rum Rose Lavender Geranium
and Verbena Water, Lubn's Perfumery.
Shaving Tooth, Nail Clothes Hat, Flesh and Hair Brush
es Dressing Cases, Fine Ivory, Buffalo, India Rubber aid
Sche Dressing Combs, Shell Tuck Combs-all prices and
qualities and large number of articles numerous
mention. For sale by j. s. WILLIAMS
Nov l..
SEWING NEEDLES AND SCISSORS
OF EXTRA QUALITY. For sale by
" j. M. DBINSON * SON.
Oct. 30. Herald copy. Al
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

in to good hard systematic exerton, they would be
certain to find their account in DOING more than IN
naouing to an inferior location.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05

OFFICE VII. & WELDON II. II. CO.,
WILMINGTON, 18th October, 1858
e. TsE7 EHEEs55EESSR1 THE ANNUAL MEETING 'Op
- - Stockholders Of the Wimngtoro E
Weldon Rail Road Company will be held in this psca on
Thursday, the 18th day OF November next By order VII
JAMES S. GREEN, Secretary
Raleigh Register and Standard Norfolk Herald Portsmn
don papers copy till 18th November. """ wei
Oct. 18th, 1865 9c3d
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-05
'FFICE WILMINGTON d WELDON r. no

w MILNINGToN, Esd Oct, ISIS
lzsxsszzea sseR>nn THE DIRECTORS Sol or THp
Road Company have "Tep don a Rai
dividend OF per cent. frsm the profits of the last @
MONTHS payable to the stockholders and after the 1S
November next. -'
Books for transfer of stock will be closed on first Novo
Der. By order. JAS S. GREEN Sec;v
Raleigh Register and Standard, Norfolk Herald, P6t
mouth Transcript Goldsboro Halifax, Wilson, TarborS
and Weldon papers copy till 18th November. WV
OcI. 20. A-td
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sECRETARY'S OFFICE.
Wilmington q Manchester Rail RoadICompanv.
WILMINGTON, N. c., October 10th, 1855
~ THE ELEVENTH ANNU Al MEET
Ezz ing of the Stockholders of # the eh WH
-FS2SS4SS%S&EE mington & Manchester Rail Road
Company will be held in this place Thursday the 18th Of
November next. VIM A. WALKER, Sec'y
Raleigh Register and Standard, Columbia Caronan and
copy TIL the 18th Of November and send bill toth ONCE 5
medatey.
Oct. 90 1858. 3S-tm
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b6e Rain is good thing and it was very much
needed to lay the DUST and fatten the hogs and fill the
wells and start the mills and keep the rivers running
and supply us with something to drink and to wash our
faces witha But the dull constant sop, sop the dark
dreary, droopy dpdated diSconsoate and depopulaed
appearance Of the streets is deeply and dismay depres
ing to the most determined dspiser of the blue devils
1t would induce to be guilty of the depravity of
making pun Or picking pocket We have ourselves
INDUCED in sensecs ALTERATION, and melancholy is
only relieved by the consciousness that not on
trial for any capital felony. If were, should be
unable to resist the temptation to plead guilty. and be
hanged by way of change.
HILTON BR1DGE-It may be remembered that the
last County Court for this County appointed Com
mttee to examine the above bridge and also voted
thousand dollars to be applied under direction of such
committee, to the repairing and making secure said
bridge. The committee have examined the bridge and
deem it unsafe they also convinced that the sum
appropriated is insufficient to make it safe. 10 do what
is deemed requisite to make the bridge secure will re-
quire not less than thrty-fve hundred dollars In the
meantime it is due to the public and to the committee
that this state of things should be known and the people
warned of the risk of crossing the bridge in its present
state.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

COMPREHENSIVE.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED IN OUR FIRM
w WIN. T. HIGGINS. The business will hereafter he
conducted under the and style of L. B. HUGGNS &
SONS. l.. B. HUGGINS
j. B. HUGGINS
Oct. LIST, 1858. 33.y-7y
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PLANTATION COODS

PLANTATION GUODS.
II ERSEYS, PLAINS, LINSEYS TWEEDS, Unbleachcd
IN Cottons Marines Stripes, Marlboro Stripes and Plaids
Blankets Undershrs and Drawers Kentucky Jeans Elan
nels Satnets, and Seamless Coats and Pantaoons. Fo
sale by j. S. WILLIAMS.
Nov l,
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
TTNHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba will
take place at HAVANA,
SATURDAY, November 9Th, 1868.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
A. -TTE N
SALE oil LAND AND SALT PROP
ERTY. l5f# III

Ely virtue OF a7decree OF The circuit court
Id OF Kanawha county. rendered az The
Spring term, 1858, in the case Of Capeaeast
d Smith, against r. SO. Brooks apa Others,
We stall psoeecd to sell. on the 26th DIX 81
October naSt, at the front door of the cpurt
houseyof kanaw.a county, one undiElaed
third parl df certain tract or parcel Of Land
in sand dseiee mentioned y being part
'ofthe land conveyed, by Isaac Eoyesy 2 nd wife,
to said ]. 5 O, Brooks and Cynthia Nogss,
(now wife9f Enos S Arnola, in Comm IN, 81
deed dated February 81, 1917. The said Ar
snoli ami wife, having also conreSed to-. ).
%. Brooks Il and for a more particular ttst-
scription, III said property, reference is here
made ta the papers filel in said cause, and tp
j. s. O. Brooks or tous A#
+ Tler.nsl0d sgle--4'en per cent. Of the puf-
chase MONEY 10 be pad in hand, the, residue
upon VI credit Of six, nine, and 5aightken
gnonths, to De secuted by bond amt COED secl i
rity, b4afink intetest from day Of sale--tttle
retained iii money paid, and.libertY reSerFed
to re sell far cash, in default Of payment by
HE purchaser. JAMES III. BROWN, f#+
tS,5 n. FlTZHUGH,
81 Commissioned
SAINT Ma. las59M f543 oeAt 4E5r Y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
Ssdn,y Smith Oh SUNDAY Observance.

sidnty Smith On Sunday Observance.
1.-THE eccentric4atAl satvrical Sydney
Smith was never charged with being
acknowledgements But there are
veins Of deep and noble Thought in
HE papers. which itNeTe well iifsone
aflly are qnite ready to eo'a,acild his
Wit and laSitY Of opinion on 4 rev
subjects would resort 70. Take the
following impression ntterance as to
Tile. value and importance Of the Sab
bath |:
1.' must suspect the virtue and
suspect the religion Of that man who
ilhagiIIes he can attain the quality or
ths excellence, without submitting %
Thu rules ami practices By which the
excellence and the equality are fouad
t6be attained who believes bfecall
be o good Christian w!tlioatSabpaths
and without prayer, and reach the
end MISUNDERSTANDING tothe means;
auitmeans, retnernbers1tot only sane
tioned BY the experience of men, bnt
sf,tnanat;ny from fhe will of God re.
ii]cea Il & no#itiye commandment
o,Ie ofFthe laws oft thu pillar on Witch
aH Christian nations have founded
their religious lsages; and # we did
|. scltat ,,,atter n mn Il ltl,e laFY I.But
what does aotffsal I'M reason Of The
l.uW Who would hesitate one mo.
s,,nrnt far ana,yers jBia.J were to askfhfn1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
] Truat sale.

}nNtMohday, the eighth day Of November,
". 1855 al the front door of the Count
House OF Kanawha County, the Undersigned,
will proceed to tell, at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, a certain House and Lot, sit
uated intthe town Of Charleston, il being the
House Tia Lot. in which William w. Kelly,
nowfesides, formerly purchased by the. kald
Kelly, ofJoseph L. Fry This sale is to be
made under and by Virtue ofa Deed of Trust,
executed On said House ana Lot, by the said
Kelly, to secure 10 John n. Clarkson, the
PAYMENT Of bond, executed to him BY the
said TX eiJvl for the sum of 500. 5wiih interest
thereoht which said Deedsoi Trust, as we'll as
the bond, Aforesaid, bears date, March 18Th,
1853. I-EltHf 4as 4
Said said will be made upon the folfpwing
terms. tosyftE the sum III 500, with interest
therein, finn April !, 1896, and the cost Of
this advertisement and sale, to be paid incash,
and The iesidae inx one two and three, Years,
with Interest or theNdeferred payments, from
date pf safe. Bond, with good PERSONAL Secu-
rity, will BE required fofdefer.ed instalIn3eNs,
and the title will also be reserved for fuEfher
1secutisy. JOHNL M9SELEY. /.
4.a5 Trustee in said Deed Of THUS \
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-16
,aI Have moi RtyuIl 10 Fight Tfi.n

Tie above language Of the gallant and
/ brave Paul Jones, when the Britiah conn
tnanaer asked if lie struck his flag and
surrendered, are memorable words. AT
though bis deck was slippery and stream
ing with the blood Of his gallant crew, his
ahipEon fire, his guns nearly every one
dismouuted his colors shot away, apd
his vessel gradually sinking. Paul
Jones. with an immortal heroisnn. con
iinued to fight .fDo you surrender r.
shouted the EnglisB captain, DESTROYS to
prevent further bleodshed. and seeing
the colors Of Ben Hemme Richard gone,
supposed that the American hero wanted
10 surrender And what was, and who
can, ina in his surprise to receive, II ne
.siilyi tp this question. the answer I.hdps
notF6eyan 70 .fgdt.yst !" The sceneEis
ttlusdescribed There was alull id Tie
conflict for an instan:, aud the .bollest
J. hela His breath, as Paul Jones, covered
with bloodlaad BLACK with powdss stains.
jumped on q broken carriage waving His
swdrag exclaimed ih4tlIe never to be for-
gotfonI words. 2 IAavs aot5seaa ID fq1t
yet 1 a'Rf4 Aud the result! was, that tie bait:
lie changed, and 6in Al few minutes, tHe
British ship struck Tier c5I9rsa and sur-
( rendered., and Paul Jones, lesjaiilg from
bis own ship, stood upon the deckSSof the
BRITISH vessel 4 conqueEor and hero.r st..
What an admirable wstchword for the
battle ef life, does the above stirringincfi-
dent give to every mar. Reverse mar
overwnelm for d time, despair may ask
hope "a strike her flag. but planting tie
foot more firmly, bending the back more
readily to the burdens imposed, strainin
the muscles 10 theutmoss tension and
braciag the dropping heart, let him WHO
lis driven to the wall IexcIaim, III have
not begun TO 6ghtyetn They are words
.of energy. hope and action. They d.
serve, they WIN command success. III
the darkest hoir tlet item ring out and
torgetthe past, the years wasted and gone
by. and give them asian inaugural ad-
dress o. 4 new era. When the misfor-
tune of|life gather too closely around, let
your batteries cry forth from the thiekest
Of the conflict, II have not begun to- fight
yet" arIi you will find your Toes fleeing
before she new strength impaired, and
yelling the vantage as you press for
ward ia1the battle strife. II
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Esar. :Rezat,
CITY BOOK STORE,
fGALLIPoLIS. OHIO,

1VNTMaH 3NASH would respectfully call the
Wv attention OF country Merchants, Teach
eFs and others, to his extensive and well SCI
lected stock Of School and Miscellaneous
Books, Stationery Of all kinds, Blank Books
&c, &c, which he is prepared to sell, whole-
sale -eTIetaflj atyery low rates.
His long experience in the business enables
him 10 purchase very low and hex can afford to
sell at greatly reduced prices. \. ", .-gs,F n
Particular attention given to orders fol
Books for public orlprivate Libraries.
Blank Deeds. Mortgages &C, CONSISTENTLY On
hand. v2n4T i$
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Bold .gxpIoit Of atDssnsradp.

ThetWilmington ( Del Common wealtl,
contains the following item, which ii the
way 81 outrages certainly caps the c6tpax:
The Rev. Mr.. FRANKLIN, Rector Of 81,
Immanuel's Church, residing at the Par.
soaage, near New Castle, had narrow
escape with this life.a few days ago ID the
following manner 1t seems that he had
4 man servant living with him. who ri
tended TO the outdoor work, and was 4
German. One morning recently as die
Rev gentleInaassat inshis study, this GER
man entered the room and asked for some
money. Mr.. franklin replied sthat he
owed him nome The German then drew
d single .barreled} pistol from his pocket
and presenting it at Mr.. Franklin. told
the latter gentleman that he wanted folr
hundred dollars. and he must have it,
that he had made up his mind to 90 10
California and had his baggage All ready
Mr.. Franklin with great presence pfmind,
retained his composure, and, inIorder to
gain times pretended to fall in with the
mans humor.; and ASSUMING as careless
and Indifferent a manner as was possible
under the circumstances he told the
German that he had not SO much money
about the house, but that he could in All
probability, obtain il at the Bank in New
Castle; aud proposed to the fellowsto 10
with him there 70 getit. The German
assented, and as the parsonage was some
thing near q mile from the town Of New
Castlethey went for the horse and car
riage, which the German helped to 81,
ready. Both then got into The carriage.
and started for New Castle, aid on t6ejr
arrival, Mr.. FRANKLIN made the affair
known whepeupon the German was all
rested and lodged in the Jail at chat place.
Mr.. Rodgers. who lives near New Castle.
had one Of his hands badly Iaeerated
wilhelm the act Iof depfiving the despera.
do of his pistol, which On exarninatiioa
was found 70 containthree balls. Since
he has been in prison. lie has said that ia
intended to poison the whole OF MI,
sEranklin's family before lie LEFT.
n
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| Use Plenty of ti,raYF.

sa nr Dixon, in late number ct the
SealPel ih an article ON diet, assumes the
the position that the 4 pse OF oil would
decrease the victims ofconsumption nine
tenths. and that this isIthei whole secret
81 the use Of cd liver oil. and quotes. the
following summary observations on this
{ subject made, by DR.. Hooker.
Of 3alE Psrsons between the age Of iifi
teen and twenty two years, more than
one shflh Sat no meat. Ra ILL.,
OF persons At the agesofs forty Eve. all
excepting less than onein fifty. habitualIy
use fatImeat. kst4 fass III s
4 OF persons who, between the ages 81
fifteen and twenty Two, avoid st meat |; i
! few acquire an appetite for II. and 10 1
!. good olJ aye, While Che greater portion
died with phthisic before thirty-fve
sf OfspeEsons dying with pithisic Be.
tween the ages of twelve and forsy.fiye
'nine.tsaths, 1t least have. never used fal
Most individuals who ayoid fat meat,
also use little butter or oily gfayies
tlJpagMt tllsyz shonld .ednpensah for this
i, want, in part. at least By free use of these
) articles. and also milk, eggs and various
81 aaccharine substances. Bat they eousti
suts an imperfect substitute for lat meat
Nllshp9t Fhich. sooner or later. the body
Is almpsi sure 10 show the effects of d..
Z fiei.n '6ritication.
go y = stS
5odness Is like the Elowof1a, i
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FMPoRrANrI DIscoYERy.
CON 8 u III z9sr IOTI
And all Diseases Of thf Lungs and J.
anJ Thpaat ran knEEtYeadlhv InI,nia tinn

i Il =gTal Il * I E
NNTHTCI conveys the relnRdied to The cav.
" ties in tke hugs, through TIE nil pas,
sages. and coming id GiteetieaHtaet tbs
Disease, neutralizes the ttbeFsular matter, AZ
lays the eoagh, causes d ffeAiahd easyexpec
teraliun, heals the lungs, pnfitieS The blood
imparlss renewed vitality I'd the netyahs fsys
ten, giving that tone and energy so iadislien.
sable FOR the festoIation oElieaIlh. I'a fe
able TO state confidently that Consumption |,
cnrable by inhalstie5i, is 70 nie d saurde+a[ua
alloyed pleasure. II is as ihuch under tie
cpntrolof medical treatmentns ans other for
niidable disease, nintty ont III egeIy .hardreta
chses car b. cured I'LL tie !irkt stRaes. apa Il f
" Ser cent. III. the Second! bit in TIE Third
sage it is impossible to save mare than five
per cent for the Lungs are SO ftltpp byIthe1diss
ease as 10 BID defiance 10 medical skin -
>EyAn, lgoWeyeE, il the lastEges, inhalation
atf.rGs extraordinary relief tdtie s5iIstiIg az
tending this fearful scoptga,y htcf uGaa@!y
destroys nine:y FIVE Thousand persons Id the
United States alone: and aeotrecl calculation
shows that OF The psasent population or this
earth, eighty millions, are EeBtiAed to fill the
ConsumPl}ve' grave. tsE II
Truly ghe CULVER BIZ death lhastno GROW so
fatal as Consumption. In all agesft has bEen
the great enemy of life, for IL spares neither
age nor sex, but sweeps off alike etb1ave, the
the graceful andythegtEed. By the
help Of the Supreme Being .frqtn walam eomett
every good and perfect glit: III ain Enabled to
Gffer tothe afflicted peyIaa heilt and SReely
cure in Consumption. The fFSi cause artu
bercles is from impure blood. ana the itlne-
date eifectprodpced by their ,lapofitien ilithe
nnss is t1 prevent the free admission 8fail
t...,,t sas ~ z @ ~
s.,t.'. i -: .s,t
~ = ..oa" ~ Nh e
- tFa Y
II s,io ii'tll Try W
tllr seq'itaoh' w pstaeht %ys lii14 tRt
iitss ltes ana n An aiter iihaI
Ins feniiuleS. nus lnna1at1ati y loeaf rem
Wy hfysltaeiess " acts c2tfstttn
W1SR Hlote power anH l9ah teIlefdf s
autnlIh 81, ~ liis s<olhacn prove tht
~ utIF. ~ lfts hioqe o.
Fl
" destroy seuSfutatg IN le " Innfi|utes, para
iysing the entffs nervous a, system, 50 that
limb may be ampetated without the slightes
pam. iuhaling the oydinaty burning gas4wil
destroy life in feWihourS. HI
Il The Inhalation Of amlhenia#will rouse the
system when fainting or apparently dead.-
The odor Of many Of the lnedicines is pereep-
tiblel in the skin few minutes After being
inhaled, and may be immediately detected in
the blood. A convincing proof Of the consti
tutional effects ofinhalation, Is THE fact that
sickness is always produced by breathing foul
air---is this not positive evidence thai proper
remedies. carefully prepared and pldiclousA
administered through the lungs should produce
the ihappiest resalts9 During Eighteen years
practice many thousand, suffefng from dis
eases ofthe lungs and throat, have been IN
allu ~ 80,