The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-04-02
TUFTS Pills.

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Or. TUFTS Pillsis purely veret,h,.
concentration for keeping the Box,,.
in natural motion aud cleansing i.
system of al impurities, and a posi,i,. 8.
cure tor Constipation. They resto,
the diseased Liver, Stomach and Ria
,neys to leathful action, while at n.
same time they brace and invixor,,.
the whole system.
TUFTS CELEBRATED EXEC TORANr
HOW 1T ACTS.
First, It detaclles from the bron.h;.,
or wind tnbes the mucus or ma,,..
which sometimes adheres to then, Will
the tenacity of glue. Secondly. it NM
igates the pain aud removes tue c,,
striction of the bronchial Tubes ana
muscles Of the chest. Thirdly. i Z.
sists the progress of infamma tim. ana
assists the lungsto throw off tile irfi,..
ting matter which accumulat.s.
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SCIENCE OF LAuGHING.-Pe People VII.
do not know how to laugh, are ;mns Il
to be pitied. Not every one who lano NON.
knows how. to laugh in the l,isiss ss
sense. An 'irradiating smile is fins.
a small sOugh, that glances ul;on II,
face like meteor, come and gous +
the instant, is better than notl'inv "
But laughing, like poetry, music, ! II.
vention, oratory, is given III its Liehs,
forms to hut few.
We have a relative, a lady, who !.
gifted in a'high degree with the cenin'
of laughing. One should see her wha. When
an exquisite story lights mp the inn. nav
soul. Only the other night three Of =.
sat together. One told an anecio !.
that started another, ill, like pigeon.
in a wood, they poured out in fiocka
Soon all were in paroxysMs. TLp,.
was no boistefous roaring. Each ons ~
per tormed with refinement, but ali
were 'clean gone" The eldest has =
continuous roll that goes on withun.
check till the breath is gone, aud ihs III.
lungs fairly run down, but, gathering
u long breath, he dasbes down the sams
long roll again.
Another one laughs by series II
short explosive fnsilades, recurring "a. !.
pidly and continuing it what seems
like an endless series. But the ladr
aforesaid begins in gentle way, AZ +
controlling every movement. So l,aye
l seen gay rider, amb|ins az first, and
then carried off at u trot. breaking in
to Il gallop, aud then carried oft ut 4
dasliing speed in a real runaway. i
does ones heart good like a n,edicips
to see and hear such a charming per.
formance-so hearty, so natural, %
gently furious, So possessed with de.
mon Of laughter that will not be cast
ont. Yon shall see the beginning Of
the laugl, carried we'll along till tM
excess of it seems to disturb her mod.
esty. She covers her face with news.
paper, and would think that she wa,
resting. But look! No sound. Only
a jeily-like trembling of the wLos
body! On-on-till in desperation sie
runs from the room. All, there iss
good honest heartiness in such an ex.
perience, and an overph's Of p|easurr;
the highest pleasure reaches the sdue
Of pam.
1t is impossible to discriminate h.
tween the wit that produces only pleas.
ure of thought; and that which pro.
duces only pleasure Of laughter. A
very simple incident narrated strikss
the palpitating nerve of laughter, to
the surprise of every one. Something
end their poverty once telling. Or
ers are never failing. Even to think II
them sets one off. We wake up at
night, and happening to think Of
good thing, bring down censure ON our
head for nntimely oulbursts of lapgh.
ter, "when all honest and sober peopls
should be asleep" IN
No man can explain to another WIZ
he laughs. There il nothing more ak
sur1 than to ask a man "wllat therein
funny in a story" Stories, like pei.
cussion bombs, must explode when
they strike, or are good for nothing
Stories that don't go of are poor
Exchange.
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San Francisco is reported to haven.