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GRAND NATIONAL
R N A MI T. N T
At GLENNoS SPRINGS.

ss tssFssr SaA oRAsD EaEBE r6JhSA1FEs4, %EHE ne 4
- -S--e.ss.SsasS Glenn's Springs, on the
loTH day OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. Young
men from all parts OF the State arc requested
to participate in contending for tho prizes.
Length of Track. $50 yards; Lance to be nine
feet in length; Three Rings, 40 yards apart,
two inches in diameter; Time to be made in
nine seconds.
FIRST PRIZE-A Fine HORSE AND BRIDLE-
worth S223-with privilege Of crowning Queen
OF Love and Beauty.
SECOND PRIzE-A Fine GOLD WATCH
worth s75-with privilege of crowning First
Maid of Honor.
THIRD PRIzE-A Fine SADDLE-worth $50
with privilege OF crowning Second Maid OF
Honor.
FoUnrM PR1zE-A Fine Pair of BOOTS
worth s25-with privilege Of crowning Fourth
Maid of Honor.
FIFTH PEIzE-A TIN CUP--to be awarded
to ho most unsuccessful knight
The prizes will be really worth the above
mentioned prices.
.JrpcEs.-Col. Vim. Wallace, Col. J. G.
alckisick, John II. MectZe, Capt. II. C. SILVER.
Capt. IL. II. Thomson, Capt. Albert Means,
Ur. sumter Means, John G. Zimmerman
Thomas Il. Crews, William L. Nance.
MAESIIALs.-Gcn. W. j. 7. Glenn, Cant. J
\. IL. Williams, Col. B. s. Jones, Capt r. T..
Richardson, Major G.. G. Subcr f. &. Smith.
G. D. Smith, William Monroe.
knights to assemble in front of tho Hotel
a. Socioci Il. IL. Iilting to commence Ut 8
O'clock.
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Sheriff Sale.

Nancy Walton, per pro. dmius. r. s. Morrison.
Trustee et at.-BM to change inuestment.
DURSUANT to the deoretal orders in tho
dltcn! ABOVE ST. stated Ipes ease ITil sell at public
next, before to Court House in Columbia,
=, All that LOT, with the building thereon, in
the city OF Columbia, bounded North and
wayne street; South by Blanding street, COZ
tanning one-fourth of one acre, more or less.
Tho above described property is we'll locat.
sale privately.
IERMs-Cash; purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. P F. FRAEISE q r n
Aug II fbm
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Valuable Property for Sale.

~ THE undersigned will offer for +..A
f1Im sale, on tho first MONDAY in Sep Eaii
sA.AAt ember next, tif not disposed of pre-
yi0msly,l the valuable property, known rs the
CONGAREE RACE COURSE, situated two
miles from Columbia. The tract contains l25
acres, more or less. A small brick Cottage is
attached. Also, COTTAGE, containing six
rooms, on Geryais street, near pickcns. An
excellent Well Of Water on tho promises, and
all necessary out-buildings. The properly can
be treated for privately by applying to Robert
Bryce, Esq. Terms, one-halfcash, balance in
one year. WIN. ii. PURIEAR.
April 29 th*
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For Sale.
A CARD.

H!HE undersigned respectfully informs lis
Il friends and the public tina; he has ass,,m-
ed the management Of the business of the
firm of join T.. CLINE IL Co. All sets of
Books, Accounts or other documents cntrust-
ed to his care will receive the strictcst attcn-
tion. Office under Court Room. Business
hours from 10 to 8. FRANCIS \. GREY
Aug 20 tlmo
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Mint Cordial,

-Hu'"Jdc'med 6y e. barry 6 Co.
This Cordial is made from the fresh plant
ihe use OF Mint as Il Stomachic and Anti
Spnsmodic, is known to all.
-, ''o oisor 70 tho public tho aboTc Cc-d;a!s
lhey are our own manufacture, and are mado
from the best materials. The spirit used is
sugar is the finest refined, and the other IN
gradients arc ali fresh and pure These Cor
dlals are entirely free from drugs and the
essential oils, so much used at the present
and Liqucurs. The Blackberry s slightly
splced; the others are without spice.
Independent of their medicinal qualities,
these Cordals will be found graf eful and plea.
SAINT as beverages or light stimulants. Cor
diais should not be used before the morning
meal. Il. BARRY & CO.
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"a TIE whole to conclude
IA with IA
C-N. GRAND COSTUME RAIL.

SENIOR MASAGHRs.--Gcn. Wade Hampton,
Gen. VI. Gary, Gen. NJ. C. Butler. Col. Sim.
Fair, Col. Edward Atkinson, Col. ". d. Simp-
Gist, Capt. +. NJ TRIMMER B. d. McCreery,
John Davis, DR.. II. w. Hendrix, DR.. W. t.
Smith, Fl. =. Hammctt, John II. Meetze.
JUNIOR MANAGERs.-Col. Thomas Bacon
Joyner, John Diilard, Capt. Thomas Gary, Dr.
T. Zimmerman, DR.. ). Moore. w. H. Meetzc,
=. NJ. porcher, c. B. Foster,. j. A. Bradley, j.
r. Chalk, John Steele, John Waters, RI. C.
+. W. Caughman, B. Joyncr, Louis Meng, +.
Il. Irby
knights Initiation Fee SO. All commune
cations to be addressed to
EDWARD l.. FREDERICK, Secretary.
Or, II. l.. DAVIS, Treasurer.
n. B.-knighls Wishing to take part in tho
sports OF the day are required to have their
names enrolled by the 1st of September.
Aug II thm7
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South Carolina---Richland County.

south Carollna-.-RlchIand County.
Harvey Terry, Plaintiff, against the Receiver,
and stockholders of the Commercial Bank
or Columbia, South Carolina, Dcfcndants.-
Summ0nS and Complaint, on Money Demand
a M motion Of L. w. McAIastcr, Attorney for
~ tho Defendants in above case, it is order
cd, that the Defendants have further time to
plead, answer. or demur to the above stated
action, to Wit until the LIST day of OCTOBER
next. 1t is further ordered, that the rlaintiff
do give to the Clerk of this Court security for
costs in this case, and that the Clerk publish
this order once week in the Columbia Pu,1:-
MN until 1st October next.
BY order Of Court. D. L. MILLER
G. G. q.
CLEEK's OFFICE COLUMBIA, July 6, 1870.
July tI,1o
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Pine-Bud Cordial.
Manufactured nv

Manufactured by
X. BARRY AZ CO., COLUMBIA, S. C.
lHNHlS delicious CORDIAL is made from the
confidently recommend to those who suffer
from Tliroat and Lung Diseases, az we'll as
those who suffer from Rheum atism and Dis
eases OF the Kidneys.
B L a OK ERRY CORDIAL
manufactured Jy Il. Barry 6 Co.
This CORDIAL is made from the fruit of
the Bitter, or High Bush Blackberry" and
is very fine. Tho valuable prone critics. of tLo
Blackberry are well known
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Auct1on 3ales.
.SheriF-s Sale.

Sheriff. Sale.
7 virtue Of sundry executions to mo di-
~ Il =. rected, l will sell, on the FIRST MON
DAY AND TUESDAY in September next, in
'front.' OF the Court House in Columbia, within
1he % iegal 11 hours, the following property, viz:
on as the property of Thomas Davis. at the
respective suits OF Jesse G. Lykes, Admins
traitor, Simeon Rawl, Andrew Patterson. AS
slgneo, and the city OF Columbia us. Thomas
OaVls. Terms Cash. T. +. FRAZEE,
August % NTH a. R.C.
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Office Board County Commissioners,
Richland,t

DRoPOsALs to rebuild tho Bridge GOV; over
h Little River, known as s'Ashley's Bridge, !"
on the Colambia and Monticello road, Wilt be
received by the County Commissioners OF
1st September next. The contract to be-
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder; the
board, however, reserving to themselves the
rlght to reject all bids. Plans, &C., can DO
seen by application to
:, W. SHIYER, Chairman,
board County Commissioners, Ricnland.
Ane "a
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CLOTHING
Must be Sold

WE have about 80. 900 in CLOTH
ING, more than we can realize on
this Summer; we are anxious to
get rid of some Of it, and will sell
VERY CHEAP for that purpose.
Our stock is the largest, in our
line, that has ever been brought
to this city. Handsome Goods.
and bought right. Large line of
BOYS AND CHILDREN'Ss STRAW
HATS AND CLOTHING. New
styles of MEMS "yENTILAToR
HATS"
Best Fitting SHIRTS. 1t is now
generally admitted that we arc
making to order THE FINEST
CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN
THE STATE. Call and examine
for yourselves.
IL. g. w. c. sWAFFIELD.
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Removal of Dental Office.

EIf!l DIR. ID. l.. BO0ZER has removed his
o1rffpoilice to MIR. G. Dicrcks now building.
on Main street, over the alcssrs Porter x
Co.'S Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services TO his former patrons
and the public. June 28
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Good Stables and Ostlers on the pre-
misses of EXCAHNGE HOUSE.
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TO Rent,

Lost,
PETWEEN Columbia Hotel and Janneys
i - Hall, Saturday night last, TWO BRASS
KEYS. Finder will confer favor by leaving
them Mt Telegraph Onco. Aug %
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Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco,
to be had ut PoLLocK's.
Century fine-cut Chewing Tobacco. to
be had ut PoLLocK's.
a fresh supply of pure Catawba Wine,
by the gallon or bottle, to be had at
POLLoCK's.
A fine lot of Brandy Peaches, domes.
tic, to be had at PoLLocK's.
Cigarros can be had at PoL1ocK's.
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Fine Gold Watches
nNHA OF all descriptions for Ladies
nrSS and Gentlemen, for sale at
ElS7SSss43@fss asf3 WILLIAM GLAZE'S,
One door North of Messrs.
Scout q Williams, Banking House. Dec16
Beer! Beer!!
SoME dealersin this city have been in doul,t
~ that could hold out supplying them with
Deer TINS summer. l now inform the public
that have large supply Of old Lager Beer
on hand, which put against any Beer brought
rom the North, or oven imported from Ger.
many, as to purity and strength. am roady
to test it by the Beer scale.
aug 70 JOHN G. SEEGERS.
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PrHsIian uliimatrnnal

= New YORK, august ~. : :
aTe,eqtdm's specials from Char
II says De demands " @the Kh
Prussia Pf'ss!i II arg siatSd 70 Ie thc
that bt b declared Emperc
Germany sepqid,' that tttc pto'
II. .Alsacsc, t0selhcr WITH thSci
strasJ0urg, be slyth TIC
Duchy of Badeb; third, tifat
varia receives full piopey conn
'ptjons ii consideration " her 4.
ces aid cxpthtts N tlie wars,ft I
that NAPOLEON the 1T. tsdcl
Iand tflat vht "orlc.ins rrih'
placed upon the throic d III
The feeling Ii England ard
'lTnaany u univcfraI III heoroi'
&, ili ,{yg slss'sail 80 ALSO
EDuAlbfpU1s
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The Way 10 Look at Nv

~ aqB iEsIdF eH97 I'D II gf,9. Va
,d"My sypPatbies arc With F
france isall wrong ~ won
depend npon At, aud she wlll
NIL Elropc against heg, asia.s
Nc liadleshq will! yeN,su
she laz, aalr, FEg,qe slppsk q k,;s
continent, sair' oal, s'llIri
lSiapcs..''I 10 asssaidsaoa Easy.
favG GPetscsa "A ashlgvls'.gTlYiilRsl.I ilRsl.I
YOU he..gs trplsl. Scfin'arl n,
mark il Ter goot taintest gzs
schlaeter ever son tit sec ,.let
sctlow |, fskile
Z AwcH,g gentlemen, ! iaih't
Interested, hd h6wsb batafll N
aqyyg gl'ecHlAelkt' vlprssir iIslt
bgM 'ficRl'q& f,ot'rq'iiclset'R i
fT1s4 isfsb 9@eN iii tv snH
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kriasi I've sn@

On Saturday Jslas GnsesI
lehite Radisab peiiofued lhe Ger.
tmony of mariuw % rcccrlante
with the hs, fer very happy.
conlenicd. anil allselislals eouplc,
both descendants Of ilaN, and
bearing uuHiistakable eyidehccs of
a pure ualaialsa African origin.
The bride was a lady " massive
proportions and richest cbohs hue,
and her hair thick, short and re-
markably corkscrewy. ~
After the ceremony was conclu-
ded, theamcrcis bridegroom, iiud-.
ing the usual custom On The part
of The Magistrate Of kissing the
bride omitted in his ease, and
deeming it as a necessary part OF
,ot thc proceedings, reaindc1 the
Judge Of his omission, and reques-
ted him to kiss the lips of his pre-
cious dear. The call was repeated
from the white intermeddlers pres
cnt, (as if it was any of their busl-
ness.) The Judge looked at the
beauty, (who was waiting for the
impression Of his sacred lips,) he
statnmered, bhushed, shook 'his
head and'turhed away too falLfoI
| atteraloe, while thehappy couple
Indignantly departed. Lexington
t(Ky) Observer. : ..... AZ. w. ,s-, 4. e. a.
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b. mgfs ,snisl d.a Lore So
si.is lhii y tA'w ~ tppl, ~
y a..lay.l sbls - 1.a.l asli H.
suuAitj .sd 90 Ma psaslisil. 'lss
), sent to D. {Ng6seput
iIulle'n
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Il ssi sf Fl.
81 1890. tmlssislis ffst
3 lff7 VI Nse# A. satfi
strongly htG 3. iss as aa
naH i'mek fffHtHf N 81
Q feash.aad lafas ai....lI I 81
'akm ia iHfl # aftf.
= 90 dismanial ltan,a .aa
af Nsri Mo aFl.IM m
w.. auheye,iitiIs elurig w il'
tfrat, Of Pa.i. sf isiS " ph sFf
esied 70 Pru~a tf ThsH il lH
since been beli. Asa nvIaay ~
siIon ii i. not fofiuidibls.
afnepswrH
THIS iaavcry slr5nsly @td6,,
city ON thccisicrn orcfofFmm
capital and department of Bas Rim
aud formerly npltil oftIie rroyioi'
of Alsac, on lho wetlaRls Of the u
near lhc len bank a the Rhmo, .,
which it, glacis eS,e'Tl md acrus
which Il uicates With kohl
10 Baden by a bridge which CO,
sS,0OO,0O0. IL has population o
about 10000, TAe fortified city !
pf 4 ttinngular form, enclosed b,
laslioacd Fanparts, strengthened b,
numerous outvcrks, and entered b.
seven gates, sat its easlera extrennl,
Is q strong pclitagcnal citadel bull
BY Vauban, and by means OF sluiee
the adjacent country may he Ian
under water, Outside the walls m
several suburbs, large artiller
grounds, with amonument to KlebeI
numerous gardens aud places Of pul
lie resort, II has a very extcusi,
transit trade with Germany, Swift
crland, North Italy, and all the re.
Of continental Europe. The Bas'
aud Baden Railway aud the cana
cotniccting y with allthe crest rive
Of. Franco, with the Danube, arc In
tportant aids 10 its commences.
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The Seat or War In Earopc.
W
II METZ.


y >,a Is tie most important stra-
getic point in tins part of France
aptl, when the Foiksnor being built |
arc completed, will be the strongest
fortress. Agstrong gwall, with bastions,
incloses city of more than $4,000
inhabitants, an,lis garrisoned by 49,
900 men. ss'rhe fmti6eations are ir-
regular, but were very strong, even
before the warof 1865, and since
thenimportant workshayc been laid
out, aud carried forward 10 an ad-
yanccd stage, on four commanding
fitcs.l These allow for the improved
range oflthe. latest, ordnauee,as well
as for The destructive force'of mod
ern .projectiles.s s Two permanent
bridges span the Noselleatthis point,
lswhcfc is also the coniluenee;o of the
Seillc. The Moselle itself sends out
an arm which encloses a part Of the
| aA,lfdheh haviaable Mo-
,lselle, ,Esiucc lie principal astfcain lis
;,,tor,.rntod In case Of a siege. the
| lgateI qaabe sufficiently rabed in
sS - SoStb AMI sontb bvest
ss,sass1 4 tbs AVN pmakinaa those ..
=, o,,,,,, ,s - ,' ,s'.E ,on Net n rail
~ MA J. j.; % ',iads lend down tbe lett
's,s,,,,s ,5 ,bs i river -, a,,av,s march to
tTL: q y;ijs eyos.;,, 4; j ttbs J,na h sen.
-, !, ,y,,,ccs .,vh;sh =, y,ravshotn n
- 7 LIZ q os hsft sJs teSv !, snlssted sst ON
.istk :, ,,,,rns;,osl,,,,,r of inc Mosclle. y
iAh !. - 4 -. - ssss $3.50 -
~ sass aas salASehpcAs y 'a',sspsqs
- saarbrslekSs qr has ocen been 4 sco11n1ess'aullS
4 aaentiened. in our dispatches sdarlns I {
Il this var ~ VII Pc reIneInioeree mem
v that some daysl ago itaswas oceqpies
y by the ffciich J FOODS, ~ ype ff''stia'''
retiring W'tho.ltsa agfsil,g Dat tiesTT
Ssnee then Y ~ Ielaa ~ g Y \ Spncl ,ac
h Fmesemeatasofssthe assrmans cehtr
60. 90. 1..'.. ..Es ..'i.',i sI:s. e..
lset fire 70 the pace e. anu \ i;11Icr astcrWaro m
I bomparded .hot'shot.s !
!, saBeipg a railway Junction. and pei
laps the most linportilnt point, !
2 some respects, sls on tie ehtireline BE-
tween wee Il Ll'xehno@org s'' \ our g5ass ans ,he ne, hln
i Saarbruck has been looked upo
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llnfmafly isls wws u

. ross Ql us Legion ~ loAoI OH luc
ieId ofbitboa EILI I
In 1887 he WAS sent To Spain to ,
suppress the Carlist movement IN
that country. lie returned to Al
gcrp IN 1889, joined the expedition
against AIihanah and Morocco, and
was for several years governor OF
the Arabian subdivision otTlemcep,
During the Cfimean wsr, where he
Wa in command OF n brigade OF M
tntry, he Is SAID 10 have distln-
guished himself by his bravery, aud
by his neutrality-suspicious. When
the Russians had evacuated Sebas-
topol, Baaaiuew w@ made governor
of ths piass. lls took ae part in tie
campaign against Austria N lS59,
but was mhusted with the command
Of the expedition to Mexico pl 1867
Since that time Bazaiho has raielly
euioSed his rank as ore ofthe Seven
Marshals Of Frrnce, who according
to the present constitution, are also
Senator'S,
Northumberland Bernard, Barol
Won Moltkc, the rr0ssian Command
ing General, Was born IN Mecklen
burg in 1890. Ills early years wer'
passed in themiitary service OF Den
mark, but in 1892 hc ciitercd th
sPrussian army. Ilere for ten ycai
/ llhefemaincdin subordinate position
j displaying IN eaells such marked A.
/ perprity thatm 1882 he was pre-
|. moiedto q placeln The sta6. .eSHe q
!, tcrsards assisted. Mahomoud H., |
the military reforms Of Turkey an
/, was elicltSstpibltheSyrian campaig
Of 1889, sIea returned to prissi
and after having been engaged
f. ftseyoral department and IL lmportaI
omissions, he became in 1856 sthe aiS
! tldc-camp of Prineea Frederick wi
ll1iam of Prussia, and two years aite
ward was appointed chief of staff
the armysandy Setlzholds that pos
G ton. 1856 he prepared the plan
tapaeSIpditiep,wihe carrying out
|. -.fwhicf VAS prevented BY tiic prom
conclusion Of the treaty CT peace b
4 tsesnnthe emperorssof ,francc al
E. Austria, at Yillafrapca, on the IA
r day of Jdly", is5o, shortly after I
battle Of SoIlerino. In 1864 in t
! war between Prussia and Denrna
r. Moltke displayed great ability, u
, so remarkabie~ were his powers u
!. he was called TO organize the v
(which, III TIC following year, to
- place between Prussia and Austr
- The plans laid down BY him ws
:. carried out.--so far as circumstani
,r would atlmit-to the letter. AT ]
Ia came news Of tho battle Of Sadoy
.;stThe Austrialls had been beacn, .
y y Prussia had BECOME tic grrat .po'
n Aofst5crmany.J sGen9 EoasAlalfkc !
re on lhc feld bear the person pf
an king during the fight, aud under
90 direction the battle advanced tow'
/. VienriaS Oht,n Pa day Of j
II Gen. Moltke arranged a trucs
/ A five days, during which IN arp
"a tice was concluded accompanied,
ia arrangements which assured the
ev umph Of Prussia. Then herecel'
,islfrom King William the decorat
~ Of order Of the Black Eagle, anh
4. -
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tVHa paa asast


u = ~ II" ~ 7 II" ~
M ~ lFi afstHsaf w. Flaad
fHih isi i'ft aii aisi ,ha
h ..a.r a. fHsa enssndia hids
f.fab tHleA llth gimbf H'ef
u.
Th mh siNlt 4al llamHe 4.
now ttnmaadsi b.sl,lei 81 ibe|
frnshmme timiIsf ta Amcll.
eFn rsad,fs frum hlsrghhe tiau with
! tio rwoh conquest g. Ne, iv, uqd
uItlIh, I''mirl cnfarr " Mast
mnmn Marshal l'anyo trhille
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T feHsf lsssgs sies iAinfs
bsaaB fte j m So fb
t "a ~ rsssf Hsns4
a ~ NHfftey nke IH
ha HaH " li
asr..tlAiaHfatlilgfif 'uf
a.rl ss.l les,ls.sl 10 ppg2nm
20 isse.sibafp .hd iis y asisj "a tis
4 sfle Shows, ihal tila nisas ata
fai viz mn hst tni oiif4, w.'l
De- fatigue, having hir' wihd'
lhan .lsai u,n, lf ttqpDnon
aso tsktil. 10 all = 've,l ahks, c,.
ssIa that ous measures l@elsp ,nciies
mat afosad Jhe ,hst thaH iio'
oibef, dir enc having flm ex,r.
sill not deliver mart iurat onc lYll
breath, D, maihfmailcd psEure-
men,. tlmu the . her
Thctaerc uir n wNI recuivs iulo
bis loog m ordinary btcsth'ug tde
more healthy 10 L ltkciy "a ~; be
cause an imporlantobicct in breath.
J ing !. H. remove impurities from
"a he bluodJ kaoll sbrsaih lsf,sawn
pure into thalanTs, ON i. outgoing
the next instant, It is 80 impure, -
pcrfcr,ly destitute of noufislmcut,
that ifrcbrca,hcd without any adj
mixture Of pure atmosphere, ihe
man would die. Hence, ohcof the
conditions necessary TO tce'irc n
high state of health il, that HI the
rooms n which we sheep should
be constantly supplied with fresh
air through open door, windows, or
lfrc-placcs. ''. --''.' +"
If Il persons lungs are not well
developed, health will be imperfect,
but the development may be increas
ed several inches BY daily outdoor
trimmings Win the mouth closed
beginning with twenty yards ApF
back at time, incrcasingtcnyh yards
every week UNTIL a hundred ar'
gone over, thrice A day. a sil'sti
tutc for ladies and persons ~ eltie'
! Il running DIP observation-disclosures
y oR5std, Sliiah cempcilt seryadecl
I inspirations III a natural wary, =
the end Of thciourney, 9at e
! w a. cohsnnrtiSr people ute' de
I chninc, eatiid week isa Witness y
tIleirih ability ltos,lcligcls asn thuc
"a air at Il singlcoui -bfcathinga as th
week before hence the best wa
: to kcep The lell'disease at hay Is !
q mantian hung nsdcvelopmeut. +'s'' 4
y y " tits know that IN large ROM
ten ttonsandfoet abovci iitlio low
ssaF or the Hsca, the death Ny consnraI
NJ ton arssicn timcs lessthaninplac
iflneorly on ~ lcveiwwitlt The &c,
Y twenty-five persousadie eieonspn'
ton in the city of New Aorkswhsl
ri only twodie with othat disease
T. tho City 'ofsAlesieosA Aifakno
!, that consumption dcoe not epreys
= ! IN hiiiy counties aadiu high siia
= !, tions. Ono reason ofthisis betsuI
!, fthere is moro sassehaiug ekerti.
affinweasing tieepbroatbines bosids
;atbeaif beng more rarifed, 7hlfg
: - qualities are instictiycly taken in
:, !, the lungs u aans~era tfc tcquw
:, - )nehtS 81 the Sy5ten, mus tt I've
~ = breath keeping 'upa hsghdcvel0
" : mart. TfcAtt tiit hills should :
~ y gohgft ~ ttdsdnftivts and .
!, low fiat situltloris. Hd,fs iyo,irl
ule fJy,oyI'slsxana4a IsaHsluesras
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