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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29
Business Notices.

LING WAU, CHINESE PHYSICIAN,
80 EAST ForE1EESIu-,r.
Has 800 remarkable Chinese Medicines, unknown in America and
native arothccarcs dispense a They produce effects almost in
credible rebuilding system surhng diseases Of the Internal
Organs Consultation free Charges reasonable.
The HAIR, SCALP, AND FACE.
Dr. r. &. PKklN, Derma og 81, 80 Boni-st.
Special Prescriptions Fals- and PIemaucy Gray
Hair Daulruf Itching Eczema RHgvom Sco Heads and al
Diseases OF the Scalp Which destroy Che Hair The doc
OF permanently Mo.es and Wers, alo
Pm.lc, % the Face. u. a'ural EcileSs OF
The Nose, Moth Patches ana frecAleS
Send fos circular --
We would by no means recommend any
medicine which we be good particularly for infants
But Mrs wxsIows speak from knoW
edge family proved blessing indeed by giving an
infant troubled pains quiet sleep, and its parents unor0Aen
rest at night-tBo.ton Christian Freeman.
SHIRTS COLLARS, CUFFS and DRAWERS
USRiyAlKD IL SrYLE AND MANUFACTURE, at
UNION ADAMS d Co., No. 637 Broadway, Ny.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-The best IN the
world Instantaneous harmless perfect Applied at Factory NO "
Bouls- Sold everywhere
TRUssEs-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
Established 20 years)2 Vces OPPOSITE the OhoIch.
ARTIFICIALITIES-PALMER LINES.
60 Br,svy y T.; 1903 Ches;nust, Pha; u Oeat Boston
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tered through the water, and give their
color TO- it r. at every part. Just Duf fTd
water IN basin oyer the fire until If II
df1ed away, andyot wiH get the particles
el!cochmeal llzhack,Hgain rs dry as even.
But some one is asking what all this
hass TO do with the question, # Low came
tIlea lanRugltEe ID the Waterlof the well or
!sE9ElAg 81 Bilhyy,l Just this dWhat You, ,haxe
lAoIe, Il you hare, tried this experiment,
4+slt ufe IS DONG on a large scale the world
oyer. 9Ae has put into the soil, and among
Gl9i r9cKs great quantities. of all sorts, of
VI ll4gs mat water can dissolve, much ,ils
geikPlAh94hIe fqehlne4ll on the paper in .thd
IL tunnel She is. Igaaklngs her, clouds -poud
sHS Ns4tsef down upon these things iTl. .evI
cry ram storm aud udthHndershoWer as yorI
poured At lBpGn. the gc6GhinHai land She il
afterwards catching the.watef in iiinr,-,lW1eIi
and springs -aPd lales, as You caught Il
IA Yopr b9ttle. o. 3 ow, while the water IA
+tRITqggh thSi s4lli and. oyer the rocks, it "a
nlsSQlE!ing5 everything it gan, and when..it
IS caught sgh IN the. weje it contains them all
as l4pHEI tles g9sSs3G Not a drop of pure watet
can De found IN the earth g.! 4,,,, e.,r,..
- ana now .tor the great salt sea- ;. He
Yh9 5salls' upon, It, you know must carry
I9esh ig Watte3F ln.ahIs ship or perish With
49, ~ i,l 41a II lIle :SeerfG OF Its SaltneSSR
Us 3EalteH ten was pot always ,soa Every idGrob
9lI 81 IT. aP some time, came from the clouds,
ana was Just as fresh as any rain. wafer
/ Will tel = you! the simple story y; Raib
drops Patter upon bill tops and meadows
everywhere. They sink into the soil, and
run over the rocks, all the time dissolviing
many things in their. way, but they ind
more z ots9lt than of any other one. tthinf.
.9REln1gs and rrllNUletsD gush. from, the hilfi
s44q1e ~ myers run from, the highlands, and
SMQller S by Others from the plains and val
Ieys, at last pour thlaiE floods INTO t6eseh.,
AS Mfxf comes in the. work of the suinlsshiinel
IAe lheatIlttS the. Watg IN, the form of va,
PQF INTO the clouds but it. leaves the salt
behlnd Yearl after year this work '-lg55oes
on Watter tf.r loaded with, an easy burden
q e: :saitn traEe,4Ing by easy stages. 10 thesdg
;iieaYes ;iiee Its burden there, while it" climbs
the sunbeam Up TO the sky again, to form.
the l!7 t if0atlng clouds The clouds waited
by the winds, fly away over the continents
70 e ,d5F9P their rattling rain upon forest and
Ae!d, VIII which must travel its oft repeated
Journey IT,, the. seq. again. III this Why
Fag dt, .oee2n has received. its salt 80 BiF5dht
AJtSNC. f.. a. o..
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BETHANY COLLEGE


HE Thirtieth Session Of this Institution win
commence on MONDAY, yGth September, 1870
and terminate on the 15N Of June, 1871. II is ro-
mant!cally situated In a midst of the beautiful
and hiil-country OF the Panhandle" of West Vir-
ginia, easily accessible h" railroad or river and
student life. lt has - property in Endowment
buildings, apparatus, Library, sc Of over ssIjO-
OO0O0 and thus enabled to sustain a faculty and
furnish facilities foI thorough education, Of the
very first order
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are
provided for both public, and private boarding
aud unfurnished rooms will be, let to students
who wish 10 board themselves.
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION. list.
Regular Literary Conysc, including the. Ancient
Languages, for- h. bcgrf@ Of Bat3leloi- of Arts
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree
Of Bachelor of SciGnccs,. ,. The Course for Mas
ter of Arts. T. Tin Cour-t Tor Master Of Sciences
5. Special Courses in Practical Chemistry Civil
Engineering, sc Detailed Information as to
these courses VIII ne found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM. The
Institution has compiled set E0f Philosophical
= parntglsi and studcutS who.wishit are ttsfned
IN the use OF Field 'instruments,-alSo a thor
ton and work in Chemical Analysis, and an ample
Museum for the study o Natural History.
TERMS; Tuition $50 per. session
Boarding from s. 70 sE per week. Htnfurnis he'd
| rooms - per session q each student preparing
| Tor lhe Ministry. q uitiOn to sons of Minis
/ tiers Of the Gospel .' denominations
For further partt.u ul'rs apply for catalogue 10
I Prof. . l.. LOos. Secretary, or to
W. & k-PtNDLEFoN. PresitIent,
iuly2Om3
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How. President can Take Care Of
800. His Family,

, o..
Gen. Robert c. Schenck, of Ohio is the
most effective Republican member of the
House of Representatives. Heis. a man
OF great experience, talent, and force of
character. Without his powerful aid the
Administration would have greet, difficult
ty IN carrying the House any. Off .faver-
ite measures
An important Xaeaney=lately occurred
4amopS, the officers of internal revenue in
Gen. Shepck.S district - The office is one
of much political influence, and the apph-
cants for 1t We're numerous. Gen. 'Schenck
esteemed the selection of the right man Of
so much. Importance that he went to
Washington TO attend to it, On his arri-
val there he was aStopished to find that
the office had,been filed by theappointment
( OF a person whose name ne scarcely knew a
wavslde storekeeper. who had not lived in
the distrlctsa year, and who was. obscure
alike IN business, in politics, and. in; ;socIe-
/ ty, Applying at. the Treasury Depart
ment he was informed that this -astonish-
ing appointment had been made by the
express direction of. President Grant Not
desiring to wait upon the President ihim-
self he caused q gentleman of high station
and great influence, to go to the White
House in relation to the business This
gentleman earnestly representa- TO the
zfresIdent The necessity Of allowing Gen.
Schenek to control this appointment. He
sald that the question of. Gen.. Schenck's s
reelection was now pending that for
every reason it was indispensable that the
Objectionable. appointment should at once
be recalled, and the candidate whom Gen,
Schenck recommended put into the office.
The, President listened with his usual
impassiyeness, and after his visitor had
concluded, he said ~ am. very sorry for,
Gen. Schenck but the appointment is one
OF my second cousin.
r. The second. cousin still holds the office,
and Gen. Schenck' 5 reelection remains
somewhat in oubt!-NeiO York ,S!.l,a:.7's
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Long Branch.


- This fashionable resort OF gamblers, fast
women, Jim Fisk, end the like, is just now
the seat. of government, Of the United
States aud .from-it. the proprietor of the
National Theater IN Washington has re-.
ceived oraars -tv'-erziuIg ge the imperial box
and attach to it,a restaurant, or smoking
room. The court journal, ,Forney's
ChgO1atele, of aalate date, announces the
fact as follows T. H.. -. g., -.-i .,,..
."ghe National Theater is undergoing a
thorough reconstruction. for the fall and
-minIer season; Several changes will be
made which will materially add to the
comfort and cnnVenieRee, cf the audience.
The Presidents box will be the upper two
thrown into one, on-the east side.I Ii will
be elegantly upholstered, and-on the out
side. OF it good sized retiring room will
be fitted up. and furnished with lounges
and other accommodations and Will have
the advantage of. alarge window for ven
tilating purposes. The change has all
along been desired=hy1t the President, and
he can have the opportunity of stepping
out'at any time he may desire to smoke or
to see angson whom he should desire to
SPEAK ILL., .-.. .,-t55.e $3.50. s..4
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Correspondencelo of the Cincinnati Commerci.
Don Piatt and tie pOstnaster.


Don Piatt and tIte POstmaster.
I had been at Lake George some Z nj 4 two
weeks without getting any mail matter.
although i had sent over almost evdrg
day. Wearlad out. at last, Il went myself.
! found q little sa;ndy-haired,l heaYy-jaW-
ed. tull stomached man, pegging aWayiat
an Old boot on a acobbldris Bench / asked
this indus tlfous son of st! sCrispin for the
Postmaster .s".: ri AZ sg.i i..I ..:..,,.la | 81.
a..t. m him, " responded the shoemender.
He might be a Sam or HIM, but I
hooked Incredulous upou. the fact asserted
or referred to. of PosSmastership. "A He
continued. to drive in the pegs, sWhistlfng
as shoemakers are wont to, whistle, in a
Yaxy way tune that when accompanied
by the proper words, refers to some sort of
eccentrIcity of the weasel when popping,
Whatever That may be-. i looked at tins
vegetable production, with carrotty hair
ana reddlsh cheeks as. he pegged and pop
ped, and finding that he Intended taking
no further notice OF me, L mildly suggesz
: -ted-that' II he were the -PosimasteT [
would be-pfeased-to gethy letters and pa
.pers- s.,i 49,! .!A..,,*s,s;t ..:l-:a.l 81. 3.
Whats your name ?", he. asked, sus.--
pending, the whistIing popping of the
weasel, but gong on with his exasbe era-
ting. work. - ..s.l.,,I- . j, -iI.-...
/ responded by giving 'thei eogn6nien,
and was told briefly, in words, to wit +
''An't'nething for you,aH and then
he took up the extraordinary weasel 1
demonstrated, and asserted, that. there
must be some mistake ~ -5.,.g 5aa '
70. ."Wel, 2 he said, ego hook for yourself.
TAere's.the -P's.h - ~, 3. .,.. .i.-....f:. 81
3 Idid as directed, and. found eighteen
letters and,a pile of of, of,newspaperss ii
,.aWhat the devil do you niean.by saying
l. had no mall2 49, =--3 -.a .s.,t :. ;s=
as that your name 2R. he asked; cool
Iy. a g., G-...=---.,i. $50 -;...u- .--..,.t -.
..'.':Certainly it=is.'l.G. g., 7..,.,i, -...i :,
- t!Well, L Thought itawas; Daniel Pratt. -
. 'Iswas rapidly resolving into an indlgna.
'tlen meeting, with divers resolutions, and
a estrongtendeney Ito punch somebody's
head ',,'y - ga r...sr--,s.s.,, ,.-.-> -i
..s"YOu thought that name Daniel Pratt,
did you2 Well 1T strikes .. me thai it
would be well for you TO learn reading-and
wIitingbefore playing the devil ina post
ofiices5, aa-. - Il. ,--.-....s -. 49,, SO
"Well5 stranger" he responded, sus-
pending both music and work, ;'ef 1 had
such an outlandish name as yoursn -Td go
back and be a baby, 50 as to bechristened
-over, would" ..=.u-, 5-..- s->.f --r
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7 kEVELRYl - d sITlIashr.I al

! The foTlo&ing feIfiarkabre poem abpeored lorIo
1nally it-is believed ia tte ST. Helena Maaszifbs
and was afterward copied in tte Iothdon spe!cta
for and other journal s. 1t relates To the early e4
wee Of English officers .6fIndia when tie arm,
"as moved down by Pestilenee, When Mr.. Ma
cauley's account of4he snlali-peS ih England T.
remem9ered lit will be seen that This poem gives
WED wonderful effect, what is far nebler, hoBeve
PAINFUL the very poetry of military DESPAIR. bu
stil the dying together OF brothers in arms y
~ We meet meath the sounding rafter ~.
=. And the walls around are Bare. ~ i!IaIs;J
.--- AS they Shout TO our pe4s of 1aIIshfer5 i-j
.i--s II, II seeIls that The dead are there. .,. --
-r But stand TO your glasses steady. geo ga
~ - We drink 10 our cOtnfadesfeyes,j i1 5:=G
1851 quail "a cup 70 the dead gareaiy, .,..,.g o.,
81 ana hHIF@h tEl- for J} ths next M thar dies ...
~ Nqta sigh for the iot'that darkl6s. .,sz Wat
-" Nota Iear.for Ihe friends thIt sink, yt3.J
h i fbtt. 5 mift a 3f me i vine @ @egPs sP9rkes.
40 All 30 stand to your giasses steadyl@-.H SRI
isV SIi7 this THAT the respite buys, q .a.a;s
-Hurrah for the next that;dfes: :'5II a--- I
l. ~ l"!A7-iesi II H-i." 'Gi i5.lE $40 E1..-lE |
-i'-' Time yyas.w hen We frnwned atsothersz silt
a. hat hat ee heifi think Of their Mothers
70. Who hope-to seetheTn asslinI NIi,li !; rt{
Dbl; N22tLstHpd t9 ysllF glasses steady i5- is.
- cup to tile dead already yis-:i : II II ujI /
~ - 1HurrHh forthe neEV!that diesl,p!...I 9!i |
as.'----k- 2 ErI.s....i g....ssllllt
II There's. s.many hand that's shaking: -
"a There many a cheek thaEs sunk. IL
''-' But soon; thought our hearts are breaking
They'll burn NTH the wine we,ve drunk
So stand.t to your glasses, steadyI -. |
' -'! 'Iis here the reviY5tl lies! S.!s-'i5!s.f
l.s A-cuP. to the dead. .,9lready;IE:r ..g s-r5r~ !
'i'S .slo!li
7. There's a mist on the glass 'coneeaiihgr n
ip HaiI lis the hIrriGan = fiery BREATH :t5:
And thus doth the warmth of feeling ~
- - IurP ice IL the grasp of death2 49, '.'''''
p --'Hot standto your glasses stbady!. 81
=; llEor sn9ment the YapOr flies; .i..-.t......
Z a, cup to the dead already, IN |
Hurrah for the ndXt'that dies. .+..-'.-.':
.lH i.jlu JIGEi+ss- =lrv FRA. .Ys.gg yIa!=y
ii aFTTh0 breads to the dust retrrrins7 ii
Who shrinks from the sable shore? ~
Where the high and the naughty yearninnipst
|Ofithe soul shall sting no more. III
ii N0l stand to your glasses steady l.-r g.
"a e.. The World IS world: of lies; !
Aeup-to the dead already, ~ .'!''' '- !.i's.!
= .,s ID Hurrah for the neNthhat dies. ...43 t,.
.y-4.i!iIa h..-. s:..y... .Y,t.s..;...
Cut off from the land that bore us, ,
"a Betrayal by the land we find: :.i..4 ..G.
Where the brightest have gone before us !
And the dullest remain behihdF F-''-I'I
.s. Stand stEld TO YOUR glaSsesi staaCiyI f
5-...t EsIis all We have left to prize - l D.
a cup 70 the dead already, -. - I F..
. ''.' And hur9slh for the next That dies ~ g.
Z q. .4 I
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T--eTF7
D DISCOVERIES IN NEW MEXICO.
Astonishing .A.' aztec n,.rnA A-,Alt.,riEIrs.

astonishing Aztec REIfIIS-AIfSaT.! Fires
s-j 20 lGa.a.and SIIeIet9naG9or y2dTa
HlAd vices from Santa Fe state that Cl{lg-
eI-nbr Army Oh Special Indian Azer1t fTi6r.
! that Territory hats found the Chgtn de
ChelIy,i which was ie5l BI6reds foYi twenty
mllea. '5The 'party found caAdns whose
wallis tower perpenCicul ularlVt6analtit1de
Of from ! ,0Ud to 3, 600 feet, The rock strata
being as perfect as If laid 4 by the askiI6d
hands Of lliason, and acknowledgements
iAm6hg, these RUNS were found deserted
rurns Of aheiPntF Aztec !! citiesy Lmauyrof
Which bear the Evidence Of having been
poPnfous, f0'th6 extentof many thousands
Of inhabitants! In one eo6f these icanonsI
A'the rocky walls; Of which rose mot less
thau 2sO9O.ftet from the bask3 andrwhose
SUBMITS on either hand inclined to each
other, forming part of an arch, there were
found, high up lhewn out Of the recks. the
ruins Of Aztec to Sins'Of great extent inoW
tenahtless, idesoFate.i l,Ih each of these
rocky eyfies there Remained in q state OF
good preservation kihouse oflstoneaabouE
twenty feet square, acontaining one bare
aud gloomy room, and a a.si6qle human
Skeleton, In the center of the room WE'RE
/ the evidences that fire at some time haH
been used THE only solution. of this
enigma thus far yehtured, is that these
Solitary fobhls were the altar placessof. the
Aztec fires, that from some cause the ned
pie at a remote period were constrained to
abandon them homes, but left bne.faithful
sentinel IN each instance to keep aligeithel
flame that according to the InGlian tradi- =
tions of thosed regions, was to light 1.-THE
way Of Monteauma again to ihispe6ple-+A
their hopedfof Messiah; and their Eternal
King. A close examination of many. Of
'The'ruins proved that the builder .niust
have been skilled IN the manufacture and
use of edged TOOLS, onasenEyj ahdslr other
mechanical arts. 'a Bat, who hesell lpeople
were, whence they came, orwhither. they
are gone, Is nnowj. probably zone, lof tie
hystenes torelnain eternalEy unsolved. +
Some Of the ruins are reported to be elstohe
buildings seven and eight storiesin height,
being reached by ladders planted against
wallis Round houses, twenty. feet IN di- =
ameterj builtinthe most substantial man
ner, of eut-stOnej and ,plastered inside.
were also found in excellent preservation.
Astonishing discoveries have. been made
of gold and silver regions richer than vet
known on. this continent, They ar6 snb-
posed by we'll informed persons. to be the
East mines, of which tradition, has handed
down the most marvellous. tales; and. the
mines, themselves discover. .unrnistakable
evidences .Of having been successfully
.MorKed ages .ago,,l b., 4.yg.,., 7.FT
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= cheap Human Labor
. The following from Hon. Ge5rge H
Pendleton. .isltruth itself. ~ -.

The following from Hon. George H.
Pendleton, is truth itself. Ns7- .." 49,.
But the Chinese will give us cheap labor
CHEAP HUMAN. LARnR-I despIse the
word. 1t signifies crime and shame It
signifies squalor degradation, ignorance,
vice. Are not faborers men-our fellow
menu They have bodies to cEothe and
,stomqehs to feed, and. .nliRds to educate,
and spirits to. elevate, and old age TO pro-
vide fog They have homes which they
love, and wives whom they cherish, and
children whom they .hope-t5 naBeewSrtlly
citizens-thes honest fathers and vlrtuous
mothers of a succeeding generation. And
can You remember these duties and see
these aspiration, can YOU contemplate the
patient 'hopefulnes of thecheefenIness and
cOn1ented, because fairly compensated Yin
dpstrys and talk=abopt fAeaP-labo1 Lq-
Dor IS 700 cheap uoe6! Labor does,pot re-
ceive its Just reward This country needs
skilled laborers and Jealous industry II
needs that such labor shall he rewarded
not cheRP-bet-he#Htifully 81
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You can't persuade 2 raiHbaw to make
IFS appearance on clear day. It is Ieso-
lutely bent on the cloud.
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Dealer in American and Foreign Watches, Clocks,
Silvcrwarc and Fancy Goods-Northwest corner
. of Public Square, Canton, Ohio. Repairing neat
-ty, e&peditousiy aTiJf satisfactorily done.
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NUMBER 49,.
= <.IncideiitaEl If4iiot4asai4o.i.

-, ! I he New York Evening POST hf9#Bs69r
presents the following exam exam rjfIaf} ,Stijaa
'incidental protecti6h :".Lirs6ianl bsTbnHT
ia Syracuse, New York, rs Flitpce1Ia, VI
the y great salt monop6lyol Prgy5onsIa 5a
.Io25 the Stateallpwed RnY persun to ereot
SAT- works and under this law 5any citizen
WIS, erected works, no matter how ppir55inE;
tive, was furnished BY t tlieLSt5rg WI IN
theA Brine needed In 1859 59aE1iper krae
formed, and the Legislature WAS induced
1ql repeal The Iantql-mopopQly ,statgtesi'
I NilcIH ~ cIH qeclafea IL mlsdemeanor for ,indi-
Ylduals to combine or tonspfre. for he
purpose OF restricting, regulating. obriin
az an manner interfering with the freeman
iulacg9lre oiffalt on the States reservation.
.oI liking falslng or regulating the price
alsc' Obtained the repeal Of the law en-
+: sUpPiyt themselves iwith.bmne bv ahatigoT
two titths Of the duty, and al,o Obtained e
law enacting in effect that hereafferi5a
the brine the State could furnish should
be given Exclusively 'to tthe salt works
then an existence n The nonopDIsts fhen
Leased all the. salt,works on the reserva-
Hen Hon I'll, ,Haylng thus successfully ,manipu-
lated the State Legislature, they next tittr
ned their attention to Congress. and 5b-
stained inqmqthat body a tax Of; over 100
per cent on on all foreign salt, hus .sulroun-
lqplnng th9ir monopoly by prrotectioh from
competition at home or abroadus There
are'Sl6 fine salt woTlas:og the.reservatj6n
'capaSle off producing 10000 900. bushels
per year, but their annual average product
for ten years has been but 5,5O0.OO0 bTIssbe
els" 4 hey thus have not only;1hondpoli-
'zed thal paanufaotnrej buto lrstrietedI the
prPduGt.lalq} t.llalq and in two years were. able,
on a capital Of S16d,600, fo5 declare SiGi.
defhd5 of$9f2, ,6c0,; besides gteatltlinereas-
ing theFvalue'of their weFksln To retain
this monopoly these, eonspirators found it
aaXlsable e 3? to SEND a sgEaseAtqiyeto Con
gress IN the person OF Mr.. Dennis MCCar-
thy, one of their stockholders. In 6tSer
TO keep theitax ON salt, he. has voted dav
IN 7! and. day out fer every other tax upon
Fhe people demanded by any other mo-
nopolv ''f'" ,Afi'i--i'a,T ~ yiisi.l asa
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Air ahe Beds.

The desire of an energetic housekeeper
to have, her work completed at an early
hour. in the morning causes her to leave
one of the most important items of neat,
ness undone. 'The'most effectuaI purify
ing Of beds and bed clothing cannot take
place if no time is allowed for the free
of pure air to remove all Kd-
man impurities which have collected dur
ing the hours of s!umber. Atleast-two or
three roprs should be allowed for the
complete removal Of atoms of insensible
perspiratiun which VIII be absorbed by the
beds. Every day this airing should BE
done and occasionally the bedding con
stantly used, Should be carried into the
open air, and when practicable,left exposed
to the sun and wind. for half day.
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BanlScrs-Elst Tuscarawas street Canton, Ohio,
u Receive deposits, Loan Money, buy Gold, Sit
Il -vSr. bonds and Compopud Interest Notes. Ex-
change bought and sold.