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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31
The uo, supper of Last Week

Tie Hot Supper of last week success; 1;
and the lauaaa!y enersetic'ladies who got it up.
will soon have the pleasure Of hearing new bell
rssound from the t;m~.honorcd cupola Of the
Methodist Ccu-ch.
TIE tale oo this occasion presented an unusu-
ally bril.iant ard tasteful appearance, and the
virnds were 0: the richest. most varied. and mos
tempting character. Every "nc ats ard was sat
isied. ana gave .ihnp&s Tor ought tohaye done So
for the privilege o! getting 50 good supper, and
ut the same rirne, helping ON 81 good cause
To the many pvr.ons Of the village and, ,vicini-
ty, who contributed 50 generously and SO willing
ly t. hi; Supper. the Ladies' WHO had il i'll charge
b.g Lease to return their ost sra,e:ul thanks.
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Quinn Again.

Our readers will begin to say: It's nothing but
ourSS, QUINN, QurNS. Well; we confess to n
very great weakness for the very sort of Books,
ps.i,dic,ls and Papers that QUINN keeps; aud
eu.sw is 50 indesatigably generous that wo
arc constantly embarrassed as to which of the
many valuable publications he sends us shall first
receiye.our attention.
Last week he GENT us some for money, and n
go,d many more fpr love; we thank him much
for The first, and most tremendously for the second.
and here. let US soeommond, particularly to
ladies' two very delightful now books to bo had at
orr3y's lust now. The Poems of jean Insclow"
l,n English authoress, who s;nc, the beginning
of the late war, has bccome immensely an! deser-
ysliy popular and I" Mrs. Farrars Recoilccions
of Seventy Years" When y)u step into QulsS's,
lust above the Augusta Eotel, to buy Frank Les
lie, or Cooley, or Peterson, or Lie. Bou Ton, or.
Madame Demores., or some Illustrated or Comic
Paper, do not fail to purchase these two pleasant
and edifying works.
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News Items.

Ezy- Ths bodies of Colonel Thomas G. Glover,
If the Firs. South Carolina Volunteers, originally
commanded by General johnson Hagood, and OF
Lieut.. Leslie Glover, of tho First Regiment OF
Confederate Regulars, both sons Of Judge Thos.
". Glovur, were received frrln Virginia last week.
and Inferred in the cemetery Of the presby yterian
Church, at 0rangeburg, on Sunday, after nppro-
pirate fupersl ceremonies and an address by the
Rev. A. F. Dick.on.
lay- The whcat crop OF 1896 exceeds that OF
1855 in nearly all the Northern and Paciic States
Ia Rhode Island and New York 1t will equal last
yc4r's product. In Pennsylvania and Michigan 1t
will fall slightly short, and in Indiana and Ohio
considerably below the crop Of 1855. The,prOduet
of the Southern States will be about onc-hsli
their product in 1860.
~. Turks Island, September 80, was visited
By terrific hurricane, destroying 500 houses and
their contents. Over 5000 persons are rendered
houseless and pcnniiess. Ono hundred and twen-
ty thousand sacks of salt wore swept away. Six
foreign and twelve islander werc lost, with
twenty OF their crew.
Gss- The present s6as,n has bOen favorable to
the growth of Indian corn in all the Northern
Statos. The crop is tho greatest ever grown.
amounting to moro than thousand million oi
bushels. The product of oats, rye, barley, pota'
toes, pasture lands and fax considerably exceed:
that of 1865.
@s- Wendell Phillips ccturcd ut Boston or
Thursday night, on "Tho porls of the hour
He spoke of tho President and General Grant q:
abettois of the New Orleans massacre.
g Cyrus W. Field writes to d. II. Craig Ga.
nouncing that after November l the tariff on al
messages through the cable will be reduced 81
per cent
Eg Tbe mills in Connecticut are now busy
making molasses from the Connecticut sorghum
crop. 1t is of an excellent quality.
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The Giories Of Solomon! The Wardrobe
ofthe Queen OF Shebn!


ofthe Queen OF Sheba!
Aod all ;he beautiful trappings Of this wicked
word that were 10 be seen in John BuDyan's
Vanity Fair And all the magnificent robes that
were to be found in the drawers and pre- sses OF
vain Old Qacen Bess wh.n g,im Deatb, after
much hesitation, finally knocked az her door
Well what Of these things? Listen. They all
hide their diminished heads before the GlorieS
of the magnificent Dry Goods Establishment ol
I. KAHy & Co., Augusta GA.
Yes the shelves and counters OF KAHN contain
such stufs and fabrics and beauties rs the above
mentioned old-fashioned individuals never dreap-
cd of. Materials Of every shade, color, texture.
EeeryiAiDg which lady cau ecen fancy she wants
in lhe was of dress and decoration FOR the parlOr,
the church, the concert, the OPERA tho Prone
pale, the bail, the party: Aud this IN tue face
or the well knuwn fact thata woman wants all
she cunt gct while man wants ali he can get.
And sill man waats in the way of dress, decora-
ton, comfort Us to bodily rairnen also bo had
at KAHyS.
Wc would attempt q catalogue Of KAHS'S fine
thing, but knowing that one tenth of item worl
make list longer than Holncr's famous list ol
ships, we desi:t. Every lady aud gentleman
will Of course read KAHN's new advertisement in
another co,umn, and seek his famous establish
ment At an early day for the completion Of their
fall and winter wardrobe.
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Sow in the Seed Time, That You May
Reap in the Harvest Time.

After dry spelfsof three or four weeks, it is
now raining. While we w:ite, Monday morning,
i: is pouring in torrents. And last week we had
frost, So the winter is well nigh fairly upon us.
AMI now, the ground being no longer Too hard 10
break up, is the time to SOW Wheat aud Ryo and
Oats. But you all know this infinitely better
than we. What We would say is this: So enough,
and do the thing. in every respect Gs i. ought to
he done; in order that You may no. have to te
running out every season, to Illinois and Iowa
and Wisconsin, and all tho.e bloody and unfriend-
ly regions, to procure the staff of life for your
selves and your beasts. Cotton is king aguin to
be sure; but then it is vastly comfortable thing
to have brcaisturs in one's own barns, and not to
be obliged to go send to bloody foreign parts
for them.
And be sure that you sow with view of max
ing some to spare. The land is ful of Icody
widows and orphans-wiiows and orphans Of
soldiers - and it is blessed thing to gire
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Mr.. DurcuER's LEcruRE.-A,large and
,appreciative audience greeted Mr.: butcher
last evening. He may well feel proud having
becn the first lecturer, in our knowledge, to
attact SO numerous and intelligent an assem-.
bly. The lecturer gave graphic sketches Of
the lives and productions of the. several wits
who have illustrated Georgia, and not unfre-
quentIy won applause by subducd apostrophes
90 the spirit OF these workers and the anima-
ting principle of their work. We join him in
trusting that the ice has been broken by his
venture, and others will follow to instruct,
enlven and encourage. The State of Geor-
ria is not barren of intellect. Why cannot
o our winter evenings be spent thus reasonably
in the lecture rooln7 Let us hear from Gov.
johnson, Mr.. Stephens, Judge Starnes, w.
IT. Thompson and Bill Arp.-Augusta Con-
stitutionast, 9th.
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The TRANSFER OF THE JA1L.--The trans.
fer of the Jail, Workhouse, and other civil
buildings, commenced yesterday. Major Cor
bin, on the part Of the United States Gevern'
mcnt, superintended the transfer to the Sher-
iff. The military prisoners who were con-
fined for misdemeanors were removed to Cas-
tie Pinckney, and the remainder turned over
to the civil authorities. This proved to be a
tedious business, and consumed the greater
portion of the day. The number ofprisoners
and the different details cannot be ascertained
until the transfer is completed. The civil
restoration works bravely, and Charleston
will soon be upon an ante 6ellum footing. We
sincerely hope that the quiet that has pre-
vailed for the past week will coutir1 ne, and
thatit may be long before the Jail receives
more inmates under the revived Jurisdiction
Of the Sheriff. Charleston News. 25th.
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When Death stands at the Door,

And there is "a remedy, in the way of medicine,
which will save life, that remedy can most cer-
tainly be had os TEAGTE CARwILE under the
Masonic HALL At a!l times Of the night, as wei
as o. the day, they stand really Tor lie, az the
easp may be) t, wait on their friends aud custo-
mecs. Tsey have Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines
Paints, 0is, Window Glass, Putty, Varnfh, and
every other article to be found in an elegant and
Grst-class Drug Store. Their collection of I'ch
Ointlnen,s and Worm Dcstroyers four fingers
blush rs we write the names) is very large and
valuable And they have Medica;ed Soaps, :or
curing pimples reck!es, tan, sa!loynoss, oruptops
and all skin disfsurcnen;s. And Liquid Instan-
..acous Hair Dye, for making old men and W.T.
.A:r yocns ns in. Aud Vegetable Liquid X 'us'
Tor crimsoning cheeks and lips, iagain our fingers
b,ushD Ani poudre Subtils, Tor eradicating gu
pertaous hair without injury to tbs skin. And
Lily White, for instantly scattering redness and
rashes from the face. And - but read their
advertisements.
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Soldiers, Attention.

We notice chat in Anderson, Pickcns, York,
0rangcburg, end other Districts Soldiers, Aid
Associations, std Confederate Survivors A,socia-
stons, orc. being organised. These organizations
have fol. their prime object certain measures for
the relief of disabled soldiers, and the widows
and orphans Of; deceased soldiers. A rost praise
worthy and commendablc spirit. We would be
gratifed to know that similar association, of
Edgefeld's heroic and gallant soldiers in the glo-
rious but lost cause, existed at this timo in our
District. Soldiers, what say your Our columns
are at your service. Assemble, for there's o fall
len comrades work for you to do. ....
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The Georgia CIinner.

This is the jAuuty and suggestive name of n
bright and en.crprising first class country news
paper published weekly in our sister town Of War
rcnton, across the Savannah, somewhere on the
railroad between Augusta and Milledgeville It's
Editors and Proprietors are Messrs. HENRY S.
HILL and CHARLES WALLACE. The former VIC
met in Augusta, when lately there, and found him
clever in any and every sense of the word. II
my one wants to subscribe to useful and agree.
able paper from the interior of Goorgia, tho
Clipper will Gll the bill exactly.
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The Hog Cron.

The Joncsboro' Tenn. Flag says that several ol
Che farmers 10 that section of the State have lost
every hog they had, while others are equally un,
Fortunate The disease is moi confined to paric-
1lar districts, as usual, bat extends throughout
the country, aad the complaints are alarming
Ifthis state Of Affairs continues long there viii
noaheenough left for homo supply, and likely
muclsuIcring must lie the result among the
poorer classes Of the people during tho coming
WinLer.
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Tn, 5s.,,,,s uook uouse.

Prof. +. S noLngs, whs, after II refugee life
"a Z Sgctie!d Of tw" years, returned, ten mouths
90, t. his oil home in Charleston, now at
In. L4ad of large aud thnroughi! Organized
Book Store To this hgh-,oned and aeoo'rplishe |
gcntle,uan. whom We learnt 10 know 50 well and
esteem so highly %o tender our tc wishes for
his cnin ,le,. success in this new undertaking.
And for the large package CT valuable Magazines
aud Papers SO generously sent us, - few days ago,
from the II ,lmes' Book House, we herewith return
our kindest thanks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

The business prospects of our city seem to
be somewhat better as the cotton season ap'
proaches and produce is being brought for
ward to market; trade shows an increased
ljyelness in several branches. Stores are
being replenishod almost daily with addition.
al stocks of the latest styles Of Fall and Win
ter goods, and our merchants anticipate quite
lively trade during. tho present season. Nh
merons buildings are going mp or being COM
pleted in earious parts of the city, and We
hope the day is not far distant, when in
com mercial point of view, Columbia will be
herself ones nona-IOo Oolazahis Phoenix
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Dancin. school. .

Monsieur BEeGxs. one cf the most popular and
accomplished Teachers of Dancing in the whole
South, proposes 10 open class in our Village #
he can get IL r.qri.ite number of pupils to begin
with. See his clrl in another column. He taught
in EdgaGeli many years ago. We know him as
ge,t!eplan OF high character and a teacher OF
g-,at skill aad experience. Grace of movement
an ease of manner make a very great desidera-
tu,ni:r the trsinng cf young people Of both sexes.
N.whera. can tnfse be acquired! so easily ard so
naturally as at a Dancicg School: We wish Mons
ErciE;, the most uu!m;ei success.
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y
For tho Advertiser.
A Gard.

take this method Of informing my friends OF
Edgsfeld District that nm again located at the
Store Room of f. B. LoSo & Co., No. 2S6 Broad
Street Augusta Ga. At the &c time ! would
state that the firm of WRIGHT & MOTLEY at Mine
Creck will continue business with fuller assort-
rnent of Dry Goods, Groceries and Sundries, than
formerly, having been supplied lately from the
New York Market. WRIGHT & MoBLEy hcpe to
be able to furnish all, in their line, that the peo-
pie may wish and upon terms to suit thu times.
MALCOLM McP. WRIGHT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

~ There have been eight hundred applicants
for admission to Washington College yirginia.
Mono are rejected on account of not being able
to pay the college fec. General Lee is willing to
accept their notOs, believing that young msn who
receive their education under such circumstances
will no, fail to respon, to their obligations When
ever they sre able,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

A HARD CAsE.-Ales. Stewart. the freed
man who plunged beadlong down the stair
way of the Jail, a distance of thirty feet, a
few weeks ago, and subsequently ate pound
ed glass, was convicted on yesterday of horse
stealing, and recommended to the mercy ol
the Court. He may safely be called hard
case.-Hugusta Chronicle.
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State of South Carolina
PROCLAMATION.

Dy 1Ls LSICcIteHCy oH"ID A' NAt1b oO'''""'
and Commander-in- Chief in and orer the State
Of South Caroline:
NNEHEREAs information has been received at
w this office. that On atrocious murder was
committed by Newton Corley on the body Of
George Watkins. in Edgcdeld District, en the
9th Of October. 1866, and that the said Corley
has fed from Justice.
Now know 80, that I, JAMES L, ORR, Cover
nor and Commander-in- n-Chief in and over the
State aforesaid, in order that said Corley may be
brought to trial and condign punishment, do here
by offer reward of TWO HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for his arrest and safe delivery in my Jail
in this State, or One Hundred and fifty Dollars
for his arrest and safe delivery in any jail in the
United States,
Said Newton Corlcy is about twenty-on years
of age, stoutly built about fvo feet six inches
high, dark complexion dark eyes, dark hair, rath-
or quick spoken, weighs about ono hundred and
eighty lbs. and has very litto beard.
In testinonny whereof, have hcreunto sctmy
hand and caused the seal of State to be aff &
ed at Columbia, this 22d day of October, in
H.. the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-sx, and in the ninety first
year Of the independence of the United States
Of America.
JAMES L. ORR, Gov.
W. R. HUNT, Secretary State S. C.
Oct 81 2t Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31
The rrnth in n Nut.shnIl.

A common sense writer of tho South says eve
can no longer afford 10 buy with ready money
every luciier match, nail, axe, shoo-peg, saddle,
wagon, hat and everything Else we need, from
The: North" That's it. make such things, and if
you display half the genius and industry you ex-
hibitsd during the war in !ho manufacture of
powder and other war maicral, you will be re-
constructed in spite of the politicians.
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For the Plantation,
The Garden,
And the Home Circle,

AT tho request of the Publisher, I nm now
acting as Agent for tho SOUTHERN CULTI-
vATOR, an indispensable Agricultural Journal,
published ut Athens, Ga Terms, So per annum.
Every Farmer. Planter and Horticulturist in
the South should be reader bf the CULTIyA-
TOE.
~ Specimen numbers may be seen Mt the
Adrertiser Office.
D. R. DURIsOE.
sepsE tt !; 80
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and oil
the effects of youthful iudiscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need il, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Srferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do go by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ~ Cedar ST., New York
Sept. IL 3m 81
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COMMERCIAL.

AUGUSTA, October 27.
COTTON.-The market opened steady this
morning, bat advices ut noon caused down.
ward tendency, and it closed in the evening very
irregular ut the following quotations:
Middling 81; Strict middling 35; Good mid
ding S0I
GOLD.-Brokers uro buying at 14s, and sell
ling at $50.
changed. salps to-day 800 bales; Middlings,
SO cents.
New Yonx, October 27.-Gold, 1881. Cotton
dull Mt S9@4l cents; sales, $500 bales. Flour
frmer; sales, 500 bbs.; Southern $l2 G5@l7.
Wheat 1@3 cents better. Corn 3@ oonts higher
Oats, 1@2 cents higher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

HORRIBLE ACADEMIA woman named
Brown, while under the influence Of liquor,
went to sleep On the track near Aiken, last
week, and was run over by apassing car which
completely severed her head from her body.
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Unavcidably Crowded Out.
The District Court.

Tho Jadgc of the District Court 70. Elgefeld
Coums> on And, under present orders from the
proper scarce, the >aii Court will open its first
session here ou tue second Monday of January
next
Between this and then, however, the Legisla-
turc y-il NEST, and the Law establishing the Dis:
tr,ct Court and defining it's powers, will probably
be very considerably altered and amended
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HYMEN EAL.

MARRIED, on the 2Sth inst, by T. a. Clark,
Esq, Mr. JAMES PAUL and Miss ZELLA A.
c0VAR, all of this Village.
MARRIED, at the Brides residence on 23d inst,
by Rev. D. D. Brunson, Mr.. W. M. CORLEY and
Mrs. MARY WILLIAMS, all of. this District
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Death of \

Death of Napoleon Hourly Expected.
A Berlin correspondent of the Tribune says
that on the 7th the chief Surgeon of the Prussian
,rmy Left for Biarrits to consult with the physi--
clans Of Napoleon on the possibility of surgical
operation. a dispatch has been received from tho.
prussisu Embassy at Paris, saying .ih,t there is
hope for Napoleon, and his death may be
hourly eXnected.
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r,c;temept Among the renians,

Coorel Lynch, one of the Feniar leaders, cap
tnrsd during tie Feniaa raid some months ago
was tried at Toronto, Canada West, on the 2Gth,
nn,i scptsrced to he hung on the 1L lah of Decem-
bsr. And on the 27th, John McMabon, another
psniaa. was sentenced to be hung on the 18th Of
December.
This announcement has created much excite
me,t among the Fenians, ard at New York, Buff
falo aud other points, they are holding indigna-
ton meetings, and openly threaten resistance to
the execution of the SAID condemned Fcniana.
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'If you Don't See What you Want,
ask for it.''


A lew paper, devoted tc Agriculture, Horticul-
ture and Mechanical matters, has been started in
Columbia. This is the only paper of the kind, if
mistake not, in South Carolina, and certainly
t is just what South Carolina needs. So we hops
'he people throughout the country will oome up
generously to the encouragement and support Of
g The Raraf Southerner." 1t is published weekly
in Columbia, by r. NJ STOKES & Co. Mr.. STOKES
s un intelligent practical, en;erprising gentle
man, who has grown up newspaper map, lived
newspaper man, aa1 will probably die news
paper man. And apropos Of the matter, VIC hope
nc will Gle very many years hence, in the stout
and gIistering harness Of the now Incl pient
Z" RWoi Southerner." The first number is upon
our desk, and we urgently invite our friends to
come in and l,ok over it. This journal is to be
eorducted not only by able writer's but by practi-
cal and experienced farmers. Price, So pcr IN
num. Sl,jO for six months.
70 all who shall not fine in the columns of the
R"ral Sou'herner whatever they need in the way
Of Agricultural, Horticultural or Mechanical
knowledge, the Editors and Conductors say F." II
You don't see what you want, ask for it."
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DENTISTRY.
Wagon and Team.

yry 80 izaSSN
lHE Subscriber offers bis. WAGON AND
TEAM to tho Public at the following rates
Freight from Augusta, ca, to Edgefeld C. H.,
Sl,Oo per 100 lbs. vif./ =:
- Freight from Rdgsfeld c. r. to Augusta. Ca,
Hire, by the day,... ............ $1,000.
Hire, by ths day, feed inoluded....... 600
All losses will be accounted for, except wha.
may occur from highway robbery.
E. b. YoUNGBLOOD.
OctZa -. - Ct 43
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons indebted to tho estate of TEMPLE
IA MARTIN, deceased, are requested to mako
payment to The undersigned at M early day, and
oil persons having claimes against said estate are
requested to present them duly attcsted to tho un-
dersgnod at tho lato residence of the deceased.
JABEZ MARTIN, Ex'tor.
Oct so Stx ~
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Planters Business.
JOHN L. FLEMING,
AUGUSTA, "a.

1 H5ANTERs OF GEORGIA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA! The above harned, well Known 70
many of YOU previous to the war as junior partner
of tho firm of P. & J. L. ELsNISG, now proposes
% resume his old business and solicits your pat
ronage, promising, as before, to give his undlvi-
dod attention to the interest of all who may rely
in tbs city. Sales rooms 81 stuated in the centre Of
business west side Jackson street, between corner
of Brosd and Mol, Warren Block. storage-roomS
Jackson street, thorough 6rc-proof.
CHARGES:
CoMMISsIONs-On ind one-half per cent,
less tho city tax of one-euarter per cent, thus
reducing commissions to one-hdy tho established q
charges.
coedng month, rs cents. -
All orders promptly filed at lowest market
prices. ,a a.
Augusta, Oct 80, 1t" A
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rs An eccentric old Engshman has just
died, leaving his fortune to two nephcHs, provided
,hey take three hours exercise each day before 8
o'clock in the morning for ssFen ysars