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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-15

THE MEETING AT CHURoHvILLE.-The
meeting that was advertised to be held at
Churchvlle, on Saturday last for the purpose
of nominating another ticket than the one
already named by the Democratic Conven-
ton at Bel Air, was rather failure Not
more than from forty to fifty persons were
present, and many of them in the character OF
mere spectators. Politics were not much dis
cussed, and towards evening those present
quietly went their different ways-and SO
ends the Churchville Mass Meeting. This
was all right, and was precisely the action
tn se in attendance ought to have taken.
We can afford to have no split at this time
in the Hartford Democracy.
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Democratic Ticket

For Comptroller Of the Treasury.
Col. LEVIN WOOLFORD,
of Somerset Co.
Far tue State Sendte,
Col. VIM. B. STEPHENSON.
For the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM M. ADY,
WILLIAM BALDWIN.
]. M. STREET.,
j. II. G. HOPKINS.
For Sheriff,
ROBERT Z. MORGAN.
For County Commissioners,
lst District-B. F. HANWAY,
I'd WIN. B. MICHAEL, of Danl,
3D. JOHN MOORES,
4th " THOMAS BUTLER,
5th " THOMAS Fl. STREETT.
For County Surveyor,
WILLIAM T. CLARK,
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NOMINATION OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
The following gentlemen were nominated
for School Commissioners in the respective
election districts, on Saturday last, by the
Democratic Conservative meetings which
convened for that purpose-except in the
second Election District, where the nomina-
ton had previously been made, viz: LIST
District-Emmor Morrison, I'd District
DR.. w. w. Virdin; 3D. Distpict-Dr. E. H.
Richardson 4th District-Thomas NJ. Cath
cart; 9th District-Dr. Silas Scarborough
9th District-Dr T. c. Hopkins.
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EOUND.-On the road from Bel Air to
Il Churchville, pair of GUM LEG
GINGS. Enquire at this office.
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Rare Chance for a Valuable Farm

12H ACRES, miles from Perrymans.
LOU vile, p, w. & B. r. r., Ii miles
from river landing, $50 acres clear, balance
in finest kind of timber Land in a high
state ofcultivation and under the best fencing.
improvements consist of good frame dwell
ling, and large and elegant new Barn, and
all other necessary outbuildings, with water
in the stable yard and at the kitchen-door ;
plenty of good fruit. A first class dairy farm.
Price $S,00O ! cash, balance to suit pur-
chaser. Address
j. NJ. MAYNADIER,
Edgewood, Hartford Co., Md.
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BEL AIR, MD.
Friday, October 18th, 1859.

6S-Thr lEgs" has more extended circulation among
tho inte farmers and business OF Hartford than
any other az in the county No "Lock Hospital or
other obscene Lottery advertisements will appear
,ascribers pay for their paper in advance and
auenty are Just the class advertisers desire to reach
The attention OF respectable and legitimate advertisers
Is urectsd to the above facts
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Granary, Wagon House aud other outbuild-
ings. There is also upon the property a
large TENANT HOUSE, nearly new.
The land is nearly all cleared and under
a high state of cultivation. The stand is
good one for a country store. the Post
office being at the store.
This property is two and half miles
from Bel Air, eight miles by good road
from Perrymansville, on the p, w. 8 B. r.
r. 1t is convenient to churches and
schools and is in all respects most desira-
BILE property.
This property will first be offered as an
entirety and if not sold will be offered in
parcels.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the de-
cree are: that one-third of the purchas c
money shall be paid in cash on the day of
sale, or the ratification thereof; one-third
in six and the balance in twelve months
thereafter, the credit payments to bear in
terest from the day of sale, and to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser, with
security approved by the trustee.
GEO. L. VAN BIBBER, Trustee.
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Election Notice.
To Judges Of Election ard Voters Of
Hartford County.

IN accordance with the requirements of
l. the Code of Public General Laws, l
hereby give notice to the Judges of Elec-
ton, and to the voters of Hartford county,
that an election will be held on
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TUESDAY,,

Tile Second day Of November, 1869,
at the usual places of voting in the several
Election Districts of said county, that is
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-12-30

Mosr RE4ARKAsIE FATHER AND Son.
"A most remarkable case of consan-
guineous affection and sympathy is
that of father and son living in the
adjoining county Of Fleming. The
father is about forty-ivs years Of age,
and the son not yet twenty. When
one has any complaint the other is
similarly affected. Ii the father has
headache, the son has it at the same
time; if one suffers with the tooth
ache, the other also suffers with it;
when one gets a cold. the other gets it
also; and so it goes on through all the
catalogue Of complaints But yet
more remarkable still is the similarity
of their appetites. temperaments and
general actions. What one likes and
eats, the other likes and eats: and
what one dislikes and won't eat, the
other dislikes and won't eat. II one
becomes angry. or gloomy, or happy
to the same degree, and at the same
time is the other angry, or gloomy, or
happy. They sneeze at the same time,
and sleep at the same time and the
same number of hours, and, the most
remarkable of all, they dream at the
same time, and the dream of one is the
same as that of the other We might
90 on and enumerate many other in
stances of relationship existing between
this father and son, though the above
are sufficient az showing how strange
and remarkable that relationship is
Carlisle Ky. Mercury.
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w We trust none of the.readers

LIZ We trust none of the.resders
of the Journal will be unduly alarm
ed at the following appalling infor-
nation. Any one intending to dis
pose of their worldly goods in view
of this coming disaster, can incorpo-
rate our anne in their wills, or leave
their effects at cur office, at any time
convenient to themselves.
A public lecturer In New York re-
Gently argued that science teaches
US that in six thousand three hun
dred years more grand deluge will
end man and make him fossil. As
tronomy shows that the earth is os-
cillating in the angle of its axes to
the sun in periods of twenty-one
thousand years. The zones are up
dergoing constant change. Now,
at the North Pole, it is growing cold
er each year, and at the South Pole
warmer. Thus, an immense accumu-
lation of glaciers, or ioebergs, at the
North Pole will result, while at the
South they will notform at all. Ia
six thousand-three hundrs5 years
the glaciers will have accumufssed
so much that they will suddenly
overbalance the earth. Then the
waters of the sea will rush from the
South to the North and there win be
deluge.
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Number z.

which he said that he had met her hus-
band. and hoped she would. under the
circumstances, excuse him for break
| ing his engagement. as he had no wish
to meet Csrisbrook, ,and he sincerely
trusted that this evening alone was
only pleasure deferred.
In the hall be did n5S see Caris-
brook. who wss putting on hSshat. apS'
he said to the porter distinctly in his
lordship's hesring:
"Give this letter to commission
ARE, and let him take it to Lady Caris-
brooks, Wilton Crescent"
These words fell like thunderbolt
upon his lordship. who, half stupeied,
watched Sir Charles rs-enter the club.
He was himself going for a stroll round
st. James Square. in which his club
was situated. to get an appetite for
dinner. and changing his mind, be put
down his hat. and extending his hand
to the porter. said:
"Give me that letter; it's for my
wife, and / can deliver 1t. Most prob
ably Sir Charles Erander did not see
me, or he would have asked me to take
charge of it..
The porter did as he was requested;
and Lord Carisbrook. fuming like an
angry lion, went up stairs to the smok-
ing-room to read the letter at his leis-
ure, unobserved and uninterrupted.
Its contents astouuded him. They.
indeed, were calculated to throw sus-
picion upon the conduct ofany woman.
and if man had plunged knife into
his heart, he would not have felt more
exquisite pain than he did ir reading
this compromising letter of Sir Charles
Evander's.
"This is terribleP' he muttered, wip-
ing the perspiration, which had gather
ed on his brow in great drops, away
with his hand. "No wonder Emily
was not anxious to see me. This is
how she enjoys her independence. But
the affair cannot rest here. 1t was, in
deed, an unlucky day for me when Sir
Charles Evander crossed the threshold.
Bitterly shall he repent his treachery.
l must kill that man, or he shall kill
me-" The continuation of this power
full story will be found in the New
Yoax W.sxIY, No %hieA-ssssa-hh ssR hs
purchased from all News Agents on
and aftsr Tuesday. December 18th
ePsoimsa copies sent free. The terms
To mail subscribers are: Single copy.
one year, ss; Four copies (es 50
each. $40; and Nine copies (money all
sent st one time.) $50 Gsttsrs-up Of
clubs eau afterward add subscribers at
$3.50 each. All letters must be di-
rsoted to STREET & Smith, P. o. Box
No. 1896, Ny.
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~ Rev. Mr.. Pratt, of this city,
was delegate to the Ohio State
Christian Convention, held in Co
lumbus, last week, and in discussing
the best method of uniting the
Evangelical Christians, urged the.
importance of union meetings-the
coming together Of all denomina-
tions now Kept apart by sin and ig~
norance. He said he had just fead
the Methodist Discipline through, and
thought it good reading. Laugh
ter. We learned to respect sqd
love each other by finding ss9h
other out. The difference between
evangelical denominations had not
meat enough in them to feed single
starving SOUL Poz<sBcxtk xfssslze,
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Latest Style of
BOOT AND SHOES! /!

THE BOX-TOE for Boots and
Shoes is decidedly the most comforta.
ble of the various styles of Boots and Shoes
now worn.
Persons having tender toes or are troubled
with their nails growing in the flesh will find
the BOA-ToE the "right thing in the right
place."
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ATTORNEY.
r. w. HAMPTON.
AttOrney at Law.

Hsving opened an Office in Gallipolis. o., of
faa his professional services to Banks, Bank
ing Houses. Merchants. Mechanics and Farm
IfEp. Deeds carefully examined. Title,
,searehed with dispatch and with care, ant
,spstxects Of title furnished to any lands il th,
Z nfted States; and taxes paid on came
Will drawn mp with greatest care.
gePoatio1s carefully and correctly taken.
oo}ieetiona nade promptly
oFT1oE-IS THE COURTHOUSE.
NeS Is, 1853.
, 1869-08-10
FASHIOnABlE MfpDlKG.

The avenues have teen excited for rome weeks
over q fashionable wedding which tuof place at
n In. Yesterday, in the fashionable etlflce known
a Grace Chnrcht where the Rev. Clinton Lncke
Prestdea as rector. Marriages draw tetter than
theatrcs, and the Interest felt IN them by Indies
never grows cold. They will 60 out at any r!sK OF
IN any weather, Young ladies attend to learn the
usode Of performing the ceremony and 10 see how
ores 10 Eympa,htze with the y1cttns ot what nn
frreSefcnt VII terms "tT01c1ue," and Ill 70 see
how the bride Ia dressed. II vas probably for
thfee purposes thai eo large Congregation
occupied the pews Of Grace Church on the occar
t,on Of the marriage Of Miss Lti!e. rarSe,
a.cI1e, and Sit: j. Il. weihesell. q wel-known
wholesale 1nllllper Of this city. There were tue
uhual number OF ushers dressed IN b!ack coats,
Light pants and slatc colorcd gloves, and the Of
t1odo1 supply oi groomsmen and bridesmaid
Dr. Locke gave the rrst tntiMatlon Of the cere.
mony when be came out fifteen minutes In ad-
rance mt knet before the altar in hiiept prager.
He retired 10 the sestry, and the ladies' began 10
whisper until their voices were drowned Ii the
manipuiatlon Of III. 4. iDanbaeii, rolled ior.h
the march from the "HoRnenots, " q bit from
Martha, " snd several well-stlectei and skltully-
general rtgntaoeaI.iace 10 M sc The lie Sriie-
fight and ,aa5 Isit :, y hts s5o,eaSs@sn. ,S; Me
behind him came the bride, leaning upon tue
aE1n Of her 1ather, who left her nt tic altar beside
her tpsnrc husband. shc Ii brunette, With dark.
lu1unant hair. black eyes, pale complexion.
conely features Of the souan cast, and rnc
pgure The party gather around the happy pull,
"rnsetn bhuckles.' Whcn 1t Was over the hua-
band Eissed his bride like nau, and the gallant
rector claimed his prcroQatiEe and Kissed her too.
They both went through their paris With great
eoolncea, md repeated tho we!Ehty words with
cieAF enunCaton- The bride Was atltred ID a
Rruy SIX popllh travelling dress, and new-IEsh-
sonCd, brohd.Dnmmtd hat, trimmed With otao1e
hlussUus, 1hc purity left Immediately After the
ceremony lor Washington and New York. and
Will return homo In thrte weeks, rta N!Asutn.
, 1869-08-10

Remarkable Conduct Of A milwaukee, Tan.
ncr-SuHplc1nn Of Eoaf rt4y.

Between il aud ~ O'Clock last night, m officer
OF the West Division doing duty at the North vest
ern depot, observed q ycritablc ghost prowIlhg
among The cars. Being man Of tue courage, ht
recoycd 10 nrektigate the fiddle, and. revolver Ii
hand, approached the goblin damned. nearc.
Inspection revealed thAl the white form wns uoi
= ghost, hut resembled more nearly tue
former tenement OF one, tlSt arisen With
lis snroud from the quiet rrrcincts Of The
grave. Sill more pcIpIstentIJ did the olucCf In
xestlEnsc The problem and 1unlly discovered thai
In pair Of stockings and sh1st- AprroachIas
the midnight rcrnlphnlator, be Inquired thc caust
fur his strange nDpcnl1ntc, but no satisfactory
hnawer wRs tonelsMcd. The man did NOT seem
to know himself, ani he wills accordingly tinker
to the Eninn Strrct EiAtun-
The case IN n ct1r1oua one. The NAH ts middle
aged Intelligent appearing Gcttpan, and kIycs hi
uau,e - Etcst Frrdr1ch. He claims tn own n tan
nery on Kircr Efrcet In Milwaukee AL TINT conlG
le gntncrryl frtn hlGl was 10 thu eject thAt TT
realized about SO, aud then returned to Milnau
In Chicago. he stoutlJ denied the state
mcni and remarked that they could
tfooi hl.n. lie appeared very rntiunAl, aut
wAR hnntfs convinced thni he was still All lphah
tAnt Of the Garden city. whcEcat he Wn4 nnch as
toui'nci iie aual!y: after many ln,eTos.torts.
afternoon, and iowar.it evening returned to the
| Northwestern uotci. That was all the Informs
t,on be posscsscd On tnr subject III
hands wcrc completely covered with blood
which had Eown from deep cu
| In his hanuA II Ia frarrh TINT the man was IT.
all be poescsse1l. Although he appeared perfect,
| rational on genera, subjects. hls memory Was
perfect blank a. 10 what hAd transptrrd during tit
4 night.
, 1869-08-10
PROHIBITION,
The Adrian, rfich.7 Whiskey War
saud HOW II Ended

The Adrian, Wlch.s SFhleRey WE
and How IL Endesls
ADRIAN Mich, t1rly 40 c'r7telenttnee q The DE-
trolt Tribune.
TIE sa1oors and hotels all opened on Thursday
ertp,pp, and are Ia full blast The common
Council, on Monday evening, passed feso!Ht!0n
pcirc III smoant PAID for theIr License 10 DC paid
On the surrender Of lhe license Under THIS
authority, Alderman Jackson, on Tntsd3y ana
hclu a. 10 a' Til City e,ty. On wednesdsy ereulngnths
Council raised she price of = sa1oon ncsnse 70 ~.
1or the balance Of the year. 70 May, .neotpo.
licentcs tasrn up, that It IS not violated IN any
way permitting the sale pt Intoxicating liquors.
The coqnc,! aso nnssea ,sSoat1u ont aechians
Of renewal during the year, Il the owner sells TO q
mIuor. raupeF, person Of well.known iEtenpel.
61 n1s ha 81 sp Ell hoae io % q
report Of tho Committee on Licenses, when re-
ncrt Was adopted UNANIMOUSLY hT the Council,
ers III closing Their houses, and thus dlscommod.
tng the public. without any reason whatever fpt
so doing. 4 resolution Passed by The Counci!
recommends parties prosecuting for violation Of
t1e ilouor Inv to les!st thertlFlu,, IND leave the
matter IL the hands Of the legally constituted at
rhonttea, and pehgtng the Council 10 40 nlt u
promote the public good. Another resolution
speaks Of prohibition al having been Voted dowL
Ut the last general EXPRESSION u the people, anu
and ohuoxious law, " md rs 4 "law for which tht
great majority Of the people have no respect, ane
arc not willing to otEy," and that the "lnais
law can ony he productive of and enEent!eF !Attei
Keeling aud strife, 10 be followed By their le2tl
mate consequences. public disorder and conla
Thursday morning nearly ali the saloons opsnst
aud made duplication for license, which Will bt
acted upon next "Wednesday eutntns.
Thus ends the a wh,sEey war, " so-ca&ted:
IL an item appropriate IN thus connection, VI
J3tfQ1 l.1F
, 1869-08-10

was nc, held last evening, uuo.1m not being
tftstut when the futl wns called The onlv Al
1ttmcn who scsronded were WICKER, Woodland.
Holden and llerting.
REV. Mr.. FlsFnAcK+ OF SturF1s Michigan, has
received call 10 ,rcaet to thc Eptltualta;s Of tita
city, and viii probably accept They talE OF build
1nE church Al q cost Of 1l0n,00o
While CAsslNRNE LIAEar, resIdtng 1t No. 241
WeAt Madison stfcct, wa 81 fcs Inst evening, hts
place was entered and robbed Of gold watcn
valued at f2oa
TNE SUNDAY SCHOOLS o! the Union Park Dsptl6t
Church tnd rovfdence Mlts,on hold theis picnic
at Geneva Island to-day. The cur 1ehrc Anwa1-
kec depot ut half past8-
TIE REGULAR monthly meeting Of the North
weA.ein Poultry All oc.anur will bc held q o'clock
this afternoon Id Par!or Nc. I, fremont House
GEoAGE EGHAKr, Of Topcks, KanBaa, entoyed q
curn-h.epc nap on :nntny night, op CLARK Street,
aud " ~ rubbed of Sa2a An expensive led
THERE wILLLz meeting Of the I. y. c. A
Lsceum at their roouaB sba evening.
, 1869-08-10
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, AUGUST TO- 1869.

1ecn engaged at sewing at the Sicctet House, hhd
upcorgctouBly Won r." 1nccttou1 Of a yonER uan
patped Anthony Cochrnne. br1cklnJef In Mill
peapol1a. The young man wa1 very ardent loye1.
hut uofozt unHtcly his love was not returned bJ
the object or his Affection. He proposed. and wns
rejected. The coldness md Indifference Of the
young lady drpya him almost fEnntic. Ills htten-
itops amounted to persecution, and greatly an-
notet the young !hds, who u represented TO be
not only ycrJ beautiful but as good Rs she Is love-
II. She haa reasoned again and asaln win her IN
reasonable Admiref, Until her patience wAs about
exhausted. bn THURSDAY evening he again lofced
h,alae4 10 her room In the Nlcollet House. where
thc fat sewing, and again urged his sult- Again
he wns refused, when, finding persuasive words Of
NJ eject, he reso1ted TO threats, and, drawing q
revolver be told her she could have her choice
either marry him or die. Striouyiy alarmed, Gat
not intinated. she perslssed ID hei refusal when
he nrrd, The ball taxing effect in her
hand and arm, which she had thrown up
a. projection. THIS probably saved hnt
he, as be bad aimed at her head, and but
for tho ball striking The bone Of her arul aud
being 1nus turned ahihe, she would haze been
Killed instantly. Immediately upon drag me
cowardJy wretch ned, and up 10 0uf last nccoansd
had rot been A11esied although strong hopes wcte
cD,crta,ned ot hts a11est yesterday. Tns Soung
indy 3 arm ts badly shattered and may hHre to pc
amrutoted. The feeling III MlnpeaPols y ven
hitter ayalnst the onn8 MAD. and hal ne oeen
found ahen tho fHcta Inst became GpoHn &1e5
would have tyncued hill
, 1869-08-10
TIE RIOT AT MOBILE.
ThEco FCrAona Killed md Eleven
Wounded

From the Nolie {rt'trr (" Con*errati.t1. Anqnst6
during the wnoe Of yesterday rumors were Ia
circulation on the Streets that The negroes ntend
cd, TT the meeting to conc on IN the cyeutpR At
the caEpef OF Government anA KoSn1 street, got-
ten up III honor Of the election of BUCK, to create
r1oi. THIS seemed to he the Intention Of the nc
gsuc-: for, short tlme before q O'Clock, a large
Number ot them, ARMED with n,uskets, lnaEcAcd
IL procession 10 The corner OF Government and
10 The fact, 1suck anu lIurter took the inu4kets
awny from ihr nvggocs, hat what disposition was
pate Of them IL not knowr.
ductcd Themselves, Mayor Price aPptehenucd
d,sin1bance, anl, b5 hia rc1nest nrtachnrnt OF
.ae Second loiaui5y ws!e placed ns hls ds.
The vicinity Of The meeting.
Al O'Clock. large number Of negroes and
lair sp'1nklllug OF whites nad assembled on ne
IoMsa @s,,s him, p,o md VI aoout aoout u 1s osIoss,
"1Iurrah for Mann. IA crowd al excited negroes
pressed upon lin, cheering for Buck. a. this
excitement md comuot!on. Oiher shots folio wed
IN rnpld succession, and tn a few minutes tho
nrtnR became GENERAL. and . hessy astr!nlsh en-:
In all directions. Some few held their ground aad
kept up a scattering IRE In u few minutes the
nenf street. During the nring the troops re-
nalned under afms ut the gua1d-nouse, awaiting
orderA
heart Up Dauphiu street, the troops, undcr Tie
direction Of Mayor Price, marched Id that dtrrc-
sAs ana vicinity, teund everything quss.. unoa
leurlng the rapid discharges Of 1rearms, rcln-
furoenent Of Seventy so1llera was quickly de-
late 10 be Of any avail. During the Dch1 the po-
lice, under Colonel Milne, lid good SERVICE and the
list Of casualties show nunber Of them wound
cd. The speakers and the white Radicals, WHO
have for 80 long time hceu endcavoring to Htir
up strife between the whites anu b1acks as usual
, 1869-08-10
'AMGxEM MINIS.
TIK NCaErE.

Tux NCakTE.
Tho tcyrntl. ANNUAL dramatic Eeax on at the
MUSEUM commenced l&ht evening under the new
management OF Ar. Frank z Aiken. The plny
chu.tu ior thu opening was au old comedy by Col
lev CIhlrf, entitled The Double tint!nutu 8 W.T.
" and aEnslns Erodue,,oa. 30 1ull Of human
rooh, and telling NJ the present time ~ 10 tie
re1n0te p<:ssoo Nhcn ii *.b Written. At4u tMr. X
Vurfcy tgicn). Is Hny young cavalier, devuted 10
rp)o,iucut of all kiuAA, and particularly
io;4d OF The 'ahiet ~ ioni indeed il
ilr Of the lait Aex that one Is noI
sunc!c,.; 10 kallA1s his ambition, 81. with great
faciiy, be falls III love with Two uuH1areitd ladies
and one tu1rti.d, aud, 10 ute common phrase,
H.. haI ILrcc Strings 70 bis bow. f'i1r,n1d isis
Isu!sn Sylvestcrj and s,irin tM'sa Susie Ciucr
iwu rUus.Is are The legitimate or M cddrd OF.
,.sci. nJ Ills affection. and loh1 saa'its tSrs. D.
Il Alien Is the tlles!,tmate q nattsI n.as a9S S
n s. fr,a d. H. Ftfe7nr1- The consiua Erow had-
j jealous Of each o.ae, snd each coo!snas g. taat ~
r..,see+,, cir. At the Cfst inte1Fleu he has With
r. c1us,us, Wien the ,wo u1t present. he abso-
, 1869-08-10
Thu HonIth Ian.

Tho explanation o1 this sJatetn OF cxcfclsc Il,
br,rny, that .fpr~ y evolved IN tho hnnan system
t,y the lscnkinV down o! the u>olcculcs, which
comrnkc thr tody 81 1i1rs.ty and unmi1talatlJ A.
tva,-ohx h n caylcAtc of forcc-t1 evolved BY
ihc tyratinu down, OF combustion OF conl III tho
tutuacc Of auafn engine. 1Eh1 AMI torce,
the trtuls uf reducing muscle 70 caftanlc scil,
In ihe syhtcn ruFpirmcnttng vitality, . Indeed.
II 10 nut hrtIal tilallIy ttacf-and .hat thIs T.
CrrsAa iorrc Of Vitality u RI tAlrsl In the build
Ing up os IN cni.rutei or dsc1Ard franc witt.
f'rttcr rraults, and morc in tccnrsi VIII nAtufal
laws than h5 an cnrr1sal drug medication.
thst tho present trrnl OF subscription 10 The
ieanh lift, viz y PR month for hoth 'Atles and
Gentlemen, Will continue only until OctoTr !.
less than IGrcc month";