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ROCK ISLAND HOUSE.

Il HE undersigned, having leased the Rock
i lslond House, would respectfully announce 10
the public that 1t will be his earnest endeavor to
conduct IT in manner to elicit the appreciation oil
all who may bestow their patronage on him. He
promises that it shall not fall below its former
character, and hopes that the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to Il may be continued
Aug. 5,dwtf. .-.--. JOSEPH KELLEY.
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y. !" est Co.: We are pleased to state
that the pumps we had of you, about a wear seo
nave eeen in constant use, IL hours each day, and
Iaise ior the use of our wooden factory about I3O
gsnons per minute. They work with but little
and do not get out of repair, and are sati.fscso,r
In all respects. s.oi'
DUNLAP M.xr,,-,
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FsEsH vetables can be had at Christian d
Dietz's Centre Market
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Live Stock.

Live Stock
CHIcAso, Monday July 10.
BEEF CATTLE-63a7; Lower grades 31a
81.
HOGs-73as4 s..a -
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LOCAL AFT AIR 8.

Odd Fellows.
Rock ISLAND LODGE No. Is, l. o. O. F.-Meets
every Monday Evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
southeast corner of Illinois and Eagle streets, at
seven O'Clock, p. m. 49, sse
C. B. KNOX, R. S. THOMAS THoRNroN, N. q.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.


no THE NERVOUS 3DEBILITATED
i AND DESPoNDENTO OF BOTH SExFS. A
great sufferer having been restored to health in
Few days, after many years of misery, 10 willing TO
assist his suffering feflow-creatures by sending
fres), on the receipt of postpaid addressed
envelope, copy OF the formula of cure employed.
Direct to tsf'l q = at ks
ag JOHN O. DAGNALL, p. o. Box 1873,
Juneiodwow. sa8svg Brooklyn, ~. Y.
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men,. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases OF the Urinary and
Sexual Systems-Sent Tree, an sealed envelopes
address, Dr. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa
APlldwiy. frassr - v-.,.-s--.s -.-,.
M HISKERS !t-These wishing fine set
w Of Minister'S. nice moustache, a beautiful
head OF glossy hair, will please read the card OF
THoS. 4. CHAPMAN in another part of this pa
per. y - mch4dw4m.
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THE GREAT INDIAN BEVERAGE,
r. DEXTER LoVERIDGE
W A H O 0 BIT TIERS
b. Taken by Everybody ar.
And sold by all Druggists ane Dealers
Throughout the World. f-T

The Wahoo Bitters Combination OF Ma
ture's Great Restoratives; they are entirely Veg
etable, being compounded from different Roots,
Banks and Herbs, under strict chemical analysis.
These BItters remove the unnatural acidity OF the
Stomach, giving TO it natural and healthy ae-
ton, and when the Stomach is right the whole
10 r1whf
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"CAMBRIDGE MINE, n. c., June Is, 1868.
81. ID. WEST Co-Gents: The pump which
L ordered for our mine 10 received, and out to
work IN our uDdeIlay shan, which we are sinking.
We hnd that one mar will, with ease, lift so gall
Ion per minute. We lifted in three and hal
hours all the water in the shaft, which measures
seven by twelve feet and thirty feet deep, and it
was full when we commenced. 1t answers our eX-
Peetations IN every respect and our workmen are
highly pleased with it. Ii will do great service
with but trIfiing expense for repairs
Yours, respectfully, ...
BURR HIceINs''
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BRANDR ETH'S PILLS A GENERAL
ASSISTANT OF NATURE.

| ASSISTANT OF NATURE.
| What is health2 What is dfsease7 az7.7ss
Health is when the supply and expenditure are
equal Disease when the supply and expenditure
are unequal. i'rtis 1H it si-s
BRANDRETH,S PILLS impart certain impul-
save powers to Ill matters in the body whose life
10 below the standard OF the surrounding party
or which have remained longer than the time ma :
ture designed So in fevers and all that class of
cases which soon run into mortihc ation BRAND
RETH'S. PILLS have marvellous curative quail
ties. Our bodies are continually changn ing, and it
Is by this change we live. Should matter remain
IN organs beyond the time nature designed, pain
and Inflammation set in, which is nothing more
than a preparatory effort for our good. All
Brandreth's ills are supposed from the results to
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATURE
junel5dwlm. .-
DurnO's Celebrated Catarrh Snuff is the
best known remedy for Headache, Cold in the
Head, Snufies, Imperfect Voice, Bronchitis, and
Catarrh. Few persons appreciate the diseases
arising from disordered nasal organs. Sight,
hearing, taste, and smell frequently ruined
by cold in the head. The gas generated by the
of this snuff cleanses the entire head and res
torres proper articulation. Its effects are pleasan,
injurious Ingredient. Colleges, Societies, States,
and the most eminent of the Medical Faculty
have awarded il testimonials and premiums.
Sold by all Druggists for % cents per box. Can
be sent by mail on receipt of 80 cents for one box,
or 81 for four boxes. ADDRESS
JAS. DURN0, p. o. Box 1885,
New York City.
At-Wholesale, by DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
New York. feby I5dwly.
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The WahOO Bitters are an

Alternative, Diuretic and Stomach Tonic.
They act direct upon the Liver, Purifying the
Blood, giving healthy glow to the
Skin. They cure .tt--
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Asthma, Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache,
Warm and Strengthen the Bowels, are a prevent
i've of Dysentery, Summer Complaints, Cholic,
Cholera Morbus, Chills, Intermittent Fever, Fever
and Ague, &c. The Spirits used to preserve
these Bitters is PURE RYE WHISKY, dis
titled in Copper, under my direction and personal
attention, and is the only spirits recommended by
the Medical Faculty for It's medicinal qualities.
Put up only by myself, the inventor and Pat
entee.
CAUTION None genuine unless d. w. D.
lS63-XAN, Z. Dexter Loveridge, Wahoo Bit
tiers, is blown in the Bottle and bearing label as
follows: The Great Indian Beverage, Low
eridge's Celebrated Wahoo Bitters.
T. DEXTER LOVERIDGE,
BUFFALO, n. Y.
june23d3m.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Telegraphed to the Argus.
Nxw YoRK, July IL.
Stocks-steady.
GoId-opened 81 40; fen to 81 1888, and closed
at lbs.
u. s. 6's go 81 H..
Do new issue 81 "a.
at 81 40. ...r..
U. s. 1905 e9i.
Sterling-Sl, Toe.
u. s. e's 81 coupons Ito
Money-5c.
ReadIng-99.
c. B. & Q.-Sl,07.
N. Y. C.-93
Erie-S
U. S. 6's 81 eoupons-sl ,o6. -....... ID.
6-2o's-Si %.
.6-20's new issue ,05.
u. s. 6-2O's coupons $I,07l
u. s. l0-40's 81
One Year Certi6cats-99i
7-30's-99i
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I" This may certify that have been using at
my mandatory, for the last four years, VESTS
Improved pumps i now have in use three of
SAID pumps, one OF which is kept constantly at
work "a hours Of each day (save Sundays) an has
been running Tor the past two years. pronounce
them, unhesitatingly, the best pumps that have
been brought to my notice, having used many oth-
ers previously. They simple in their
struction, and not easily disauanged.
aJAs, A. wEHB.
New York, Oct. 10, 1882 'f ti'.' 10
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We have plenty more such certificates, but
think these are enough. ... 80.
For Pumps, Hose, Pipe, ect, address or call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Vessels Of si,1 Texas Expedftisn-t;enersi
Grasps Log House Ace islent 20 the
Thomas CoIIycr-Mevcmenis Of Rcgi.
useuts,

FoHInEss MoNKog. Tuesday. July IL. ls65
The steamers Illinois and Empire City, which
sailed with The Texas Expedition, arrived here last
night via New -OIeans with number Of refugees and
discharged troops from Louisiana Regiments. They
sailed for New. York to-day.
Tho steamers Robert Morris and Andrew Harder
passed by here today with troops bound To Baltimore.
The steamer T. r. Cahill arrived this afternoon from
City Point with tbs Log House used by Gen. Grant
while engaged in tho operations with his army around
Petersblrgs
The Cabill sailed for Phade phia this afternoon via
the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal IL Is the inten-
ton " Mr. George H. Stewart. 10 whom the log house
has been present d. to place it in one OF the public
squares In Philadelphia.
The mail steamer Thomas Colyer. route from
Washington 20 Richmond, broke down last evening
near Point Lookout. Ier mails and passengers were
transferred 10 tie steamer Charleston. which arrived
bore ~ noon and soon left for Richmond.
The 2lst Pennsylvania Regiment, from Lynchburf
and the 18th Ohio. from Richmond. are On route ivi
their homes 10 DC mustered Out of the service.
The Baiour T. ;. Hospitals al Portsmouth ore closed
The last Of their patients were sent 10 tic u. ,. Cen
eral Hospitals ut Il ampton Yesterday.
The steamers Huiicrns and Albennrle have been
placed the route between Norfolk and New-fork
leaving eocl place every Wednesday.
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" too C) year, interval and "tvo ~ yeors msre" and
SO the r9tc Of fast rising promise that otherwise
seems rather long drawn. Maiseonier .y the way.
WI, took Lis time 10 rise, is now engaged on
Two wears work for tue international Exhibition
OF lss7 Ii is the largest work he has
ever undertaken measured by the number OF hgures
and extent of the composition. And for bin the ma
teiia proportions are unuAusaly large-an enormous
canvas two meters long and gigantic soldiers eight
inches high The subject Is the Battle OF Friedland
or rather the field after the battle Napoleon being the
central parsonage. 4 Photographic acquaintance OIL
mime vert down TO Meissonicr's place at Possy ast
week where he spent two busy days in photographns
posed models of men and horses and other studies
one hundred and four in all that tme-for the picture
One of these studies offers pleasant instance OF INC
! sincerity with which the artist works. Begging our
photographer 10 follow at leisure with his traps
Nessoner started OH horseback TO neighoo''hs
grsdn field which B. found an hour afterwa'i al var
tramped by the painter aud some Iaborers when ana
whom he then took and liked for fnture use IN the
| Atcer.
Some SPECTATORS for the fall laSaturday trumpet up
a canard at the Bourse in this wise: They had JUST
received a teleg am from London announcing the puo'
LEGATION in TIE Standard or Herald OF all article OH
Mexico. in which it was said that Mr.. Seward had
written new dispatch declaring that the Uniteu
States could never assent to the establishment OF inc
Mexican Empire The information Of this dispatch had
been sent in private leters from Paris The eanard
made a terrible Hnttering among the lame ducks and
the tremuluus auserine population Of the Place de Ia
Bourse that afternoon. But it proved this week. when
that conscientious partisan Of the G. s. A. Tie London
Standard for Saturday and Monday arrived In Paris
that there had been failure 10 connect between
the p,ivatc letter writer's here and the able editors
there-,he sensation matter that telegrammed az
being already published saturday, only appearing ~
: the paper of Monday"
The Mexican loans have a hard enough time of Il
without being pestered by hcartess Spectators Th'
first one sold yesterday ut ~. and the bonds OF TN
second one issued $40 at 800 and this on the eve
Of the first drawing OF the famous lottery with its mil
lion and half of prize money the sepiannusl chance
of winning in the which was the main motive for Tn
: original subscription few weeks ago.
The sadness Of surviving c. s. Asans in these part
eepens TO the continued refusal Of
C newly arrived American telegram to announc
that President johnson has hung somebody. They ar
getting he seriously alarmed at the danger that ever
Mr.. Davis runs OF not being maItyrled.
I AprOpos Of nothing; When will some OF your enter
prsing publishers give the world fair copy Of the late
Gen. McClellan's Letter OIL the War, written from
Europe and received in NewYork about the same tim
, with news of tho fan OF Rchmond'
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Steamship Europe tFEl, Dnchesne, Hsvs, Juns ~ vie
Bn.: Jay with Dir.a9d'e and passsst Hat to G.ss
.lsin.hp Cuba issa hence nas for liverpool
steamship Thsnes swirl Apalaehcols, days. eot.,n shs
ssnd Ksyr passed .eanip Ps,apsco bound Norh ith 20
miles Sc 81 fiater., Nv bark Annie h Gray, Standing
South. ..,,--
steamship n.,s,ers. Parrish Norfolk "a hours with nd's
and pass e r. h ~ , ~ fibbi,, Liverpool juno "a
with ndse and pass. ~ John q: Dale - ,
Der. III u 9 y, =. ,r rs,0 ip c..
Bark Giant. OF Bsenos Ayre.. Rece slsca II dag Nth
BG. Carlton Of Boston frecarn Cow Bay, C. b. - ds'
Bari Annie Ramsay Phillips MOnovide0 7a days, iade''
Brs Ssya of annapolis. N 81 Smith, Rened9, ;. day..
PhiIaleIpbis IA Jty. Norwegian New York in 70 sss;
brig Jas B. cuey dischasinsi schooner Kate Vase 'of
irs vasnc. lf Bo.Ou, Tucker cieufaesos % Day win
Arrived br. Reso5ts II Turks I.Isnd, Petersen, Ponc.
(P RI IS days with nolassss, Waydeh Go:
Brig APhes Hamburg, siossr'ahi oienineso - ''y''
Bd; Maciia Of Machia. Gates, Nervitas II day. 's's
Briz Janet Kl.ton. Burgess Linsan IA days. aos d. H. Do
big o.piay Read, Maia~orO. ~ days. cotton ard wool
Brig ousngo Bmse Cow Bay 10 dsy', with coal to {. H.
Eng Chss Albert, of sLebuIee n s. Hsrdy CerJseGs
days with suxaG nlfster Sailed in company wiih Dnss
Cri@e, and Mnls Washington, for Ncw.YOrs. Len b'rh
Big j. Poledo OF Nassau Warwick, Matanzss, 10 dsD
Erir Ellen Dkie Of Truro. ~ 6. McEiLinnsy L'nsfu.
C. B Fl dave with coal 10 Kenneth McIes.
Brig Mary J. Williams. Hunter, Ponce, p. H., suSr md
molsssrs, james Hunter.
BIZ ,cone Griffin CsrdeuSs IL days, sugar &c, 70
ter.
Brig Blsekh.. Bush, GEORGETOWN, d. C., dsJs. COS "a
Brig sciHa (sle), DAlo Palermo IS days wih rit 70
Chamberlain Phelps.
Brig Jane (Br), acCeen, Wisd'or N. s., pas,eg. J. y.
Wnsv.
Brig West Huehius- Lns4n 20 days coal 10 >s York
Gas CO.
Bris S,ss. Brown, Cow Bay
sehr. Wentworth, Barker, Windsor plaster TO d. RIDE
Wolf Co.
schr Evelyn Crowley. Addison days. lumber 70 = fs-
DO, & Go.
sehr 4. u. (of New Londonl Baker Eea,hers Iioshi-
son & Lo1sley.
schr Champion. sawyer Minbrid;e, lumber Simpson d
SER. Caspian, Cole. Musqua,h u days Spas saov
Richardson.
schr. Exempar Dsv.on, Wiasor, n s. ii dsy. rs.ser.
4. swithogs & Go.
schr Edwin. Allen. NewTor, for Albany.
schr J. W. Hire, Hanson Baltimore foT Bri ypur'.
schr. G H. Hoil.r, Bsker Boston
SchT. Union. DAWSON Machias.
schr. 5. H. farconer " elsh. Providence.
Schr. Vcrnii'ion saunders, New Haven.
Schr. oTs hn:. Cook. Eh,abethpeli for Providence.
schT. Geo. J.. SNOW - Elizabe'hpOrt, Bose.
sohg. Sea bird, -, Eza5et'po for Boston.
Schr. T. T. Collins, Abrew, New Haven Tor Eza1.,hpoit-
SchE Brave. Crosby New London.
Sehr. Sea Bird Wallace. Eli,abc,hpcT fr CheS.,ion.
Sch. Delaware, Crocket Rockland.
schr. Avon, Park New Haven.
WlND-At s,use' NM
BELOW
Bark Johi Kcrr
Bark Asincourt
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TENNESSEE.
The ssate Treasure CsmverteA late Se,cu.
ThiPties.
rluIAnrLrnn. Thursday, July 70, 1856

PHILADELPHIA. 1bursday, july ~, 1850.
jay Cooke has sent to PirsOn Brownlow
Seven lhirtes for about half million in gold. The
specie belonged to the Treasury OF the State Of Ton
nescc, when Islam a. Harris was its Governor When
the State was camnrcd by tie Union troops Governor
Harris fed. taking the specie along with him. Gen.
rp,on. followed the fugliiye Rebel. Tho runaway es
capped, but the gold vas returned TO Nasbi lie. Parson
BrowBlow DECIDED to conveIt tie gold into United
States bords This has been done Nv Jay Cooke and
tls bonds forwarded ~ Ysslf!s.
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FROM nEXICO.
u Certinns's Conversion to the IDsperinIisss
| Csu6rr ncd-IIis Conduct Regarding she
Il sseau scr hell.

CAIRO, Wednesday, July l2, 1905.
The Liberal Mexican General Cortinas has
been in consultation with the Federal General Brown
at Brownsville. and it Is reported that Cornas has de-
cnred that he will longer oppose The establishment
OF the Mexican Empire.
Cortnas had canscd much indignation against bin
self by Firing and cap.nrng the steamer Belle which
resulted in the loss of several lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
.0I REWARD. SAMUEL A. WOOD


uhctnsinE Business Of ~ article selling eve Tier'
very profitable; ths sisie t.hfs worth rioe@ ser,
III health and press her bn.iness Of ms -
nll parr inquire Of the M,nnsctui nr obire 70 "
bl-chet-st, fow doors east 81, Rfossusy. Or, ~S""N
e5'VV cab required ON H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

be r.Snbered invites oppression, because 70 faIe as
easy prey Courage aysrts because 10 makes peace
the inieres, Of an enemy Remember thu tho Rebellion
itself suppressed without boodshed By the courage or
Andrew Jaekson WAS fos,ered into war by the cow
ardeo OF james Buchanan and bls ads Isers 60 u
Forln,Itely we have at the head II our Government
man OF courage Judgment and consaney--of patriot
jsrnwbom We may well hope neither the fear OF rance
nor the corruption Of stockholders or ooDers nor zoe
bandshmcnts OF political aspirants. nor their p9r.y
machinery can swcrve from. the maintenance Of the
long settled weapproved policy Of biz country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
Clothes. wringers have deservedly become

Clothes wringcrs have deservediy psco'ne
household Institution in the land to the srca' sn''
faction of the housckeeper aud the benefit OF tues @
have to pay for clothing From several years e<p''
rience with the Universal Wringer. VIC believe ~ ~
id Tor tsef every wear ia tue saving OF the wear OF
armens 10 say nothing OF tho relief 20 the wrists o.
The washer. woman. We have sent out hundieos OF
thess implements as premiums for obtaining supssEiI
tions ~ The A1yicun1ris always with satisfaction !"
the recipients and we have yet to bear OF = ianiiy
heinr well tried fAsricultlrist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14
THE NEW ERA

in The retail shit and furnishing trade. The t.aa
taileg- profit given 20 the buy.r.
=. n. SMITH FOWLER,
Manufacturer. 81 Shirts aud lies No % Warrn,f of-st.
tho r.cf s tleiT new RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
No PAEKEON, opposite the Asior Hoese The Ma
u.n t.rir c,lealated See islnd white srs % -
each These c"sant shirts made II hu.sl"
muslin, with Inc bosoms ard cafs express
hr.iohs. CITY custom tFrdc-oug lowest wloess prce tr
them 10 dealers j. -A. Tiey sod regularly Brospv
and elsewhere high 3lnevor ls- than 81 We
otter them 10 the public, direct from factory ~
sHl warrant them h,tclass ,hnts in saisf
superior v shirt. NJ ~ % goHts ine linen 4py collar Il
-! per dozen; hrscles. paper eodsI, r 50 bardrei,
nodded coie. % cents per box; fgu ues Il soeks
prudors, ndcr-safu~nts Sc, Ac. Advertisements
era rule. sdmt oyerdlssn. IL viii lsy sr.,y Ia
answ OF THU.
Terminus Of tho various city railroad lines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-14

Smuggling is reported as particularly ac'iy.
inst now along the Canadian frontier Wh,srr w"
staple article OF Illicit commerce.
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p.sseuxers Arrived.


IN seolnshp YhnInes from ApslachicoIa -ifs y May'
T. II Mitchell r. y. Dustin wife ard children e. fis'
wife and children.
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'UR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
FROy. PARIS.

A Liberal TTiunsph ard What its Enec {
May BE -Concessio.s - The Heck
Basns' s.rike--A Ministerial Circvi far
Vinsss and Otner Crops Crino,ine in
Madw sascar-Tke Fourth, in. Paris-
A Lincoln Medal - Type graphical
RtpOrs--Art Matter - The Wcxienu
Empire-American Affairs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-09

WALKING AND TALKI:G.-There !

WALKING AND TALKIsG.-There is
one rule to BIZ observed in taking ex
ercise by walklng-the very best form
in which it can be taken by tho young
and the able bodied Of allages, and
that IL, never 10 allow The action Of re-
spiration 10 be carried on through the
mouth. The usual passages are clearly
the medium through which respiration
was, by our Creator designated t. be
carried on. "God hreathed into mans
nostrils the breath OF life" previous 10
his becoming a living creature. The
difference in the exhaustion Of strength
by long walk with the month firmly
closed, and respiration carried on
through the nos'rils instead Of through
the mouth, is inconceivab,e 10 those
who have never tried the experiment.
Indeed, this mischieyous and really un.
natural habi. Of carrying on the work
of inspiration and expiration through
the mouth, instead Of thorough the
nasa! passages, is the true origin Of
# almost all the diseases Of TIE throat
and 'angs, as bronchitis, congestion.
asthma, aad even consumption itself.
That excessive pcrspira'ion to which
some Individuals are 50 liable in their
s.eep, which ls 90 weakening to the
body, is solely the Effect cf such per
sons sleeping With their mouths un
closed. And the same unpleasant and
exhaustive results arise to the animal
system from walking with the moutl.
open, instead Of, when not engaged in
conversation, preserving the lips in
state Ct firm Su. quiet compression
As the beat AND velocity of The blood
through The lanss depend almost en-.
Hrel, upon The quantity Of the atmo.
spheric sir Inhaled with each inspira
ton, AMI as it is unavoidable thai it
should be take. !. in, in volume, hY the
whilst ii can onl. he supplied
III moderate quantities, and just in
sufficient proportion to serve .hc rur.
pose Of healthy respiratory action
wills, supplied through the nostrils, j,
rs Gear that the body must be much
lighter and cooler, and tne breathing
nanch !rcer and easier, when the latter
c"mse ,ather than the formc. is the
one adopted. Children ought never to !
be allowed TO stand or walk with their
months open; for, besides tho vacant
appearance it gives 70 he countensnae.
II IS 'he certain precursor Of coughs, |
colds, and sore .hroa,s.