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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-01

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Vim Page. ESPRR I'll Alderman, Iowa
y shearer, Iowa Hubble. E&P X
v McCuan. White Eiv Hon Felix Pearent.
!C Foster, iioch, Hamilton
FEsans, Virginia J singleton, WFkCo
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THIRTY Barrels Crashed and GRADUATED
Sugar, at IL cents per pound: ~ kits Mack.
erel, at - 30 per kit. for sale at Ashim j
Bros. Coin on delivery. off
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j. SrRAus has nothing but what is imported
from the only California Jewelry Germany
Of San Francisco. n3Ott
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Go TO tho Golden Rule for fine silk pock ct
handkcrchiefs, scarfs and b"ws.
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LARGE invoices of NV York. Chicago and
Philadelphia goods will arrive during tho
week. at Taylor & Atchinson's. p2Stf
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MO(rI'S.
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q. DUNKEL * Co., manufacturers of cassi-
mercs and white shirts and gentlemcns' I'M
derwear. All orders for half a dozen each
will be filed Mt store rates. Measures TAX en-
and true fits guaranteed.
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SKI tho new line paper and linen collars, at
the Golden Rule.
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"YoU KNOW you LIE" and other novelties
Mt the Golden Rule.
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IL you want to have your watches and Jew
elry repaired in a workmanlike manner, go
to Il. Steler's jewolry store. jy7-tf
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LABRADOR Herring and New George Goldfish
just received at taylor & Atchinson's.
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MOCH'S.

WASrED.-A girl, to do general house
work. Apply at Maupin & Cromcr's store.
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White Duck PANTS, only six bits, at Ashim
Brothers. spl7u
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MECHANICS and Miners Tools, Of every de-
scription, chesper than the lowest, at the
Pioneer Cheap Store OF Ashim Bros. SPLIT
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THANKS. - Mrs. Frank Hoch de-
sires Us TO return her heartfelt thanks
L the members of the Hook and
Ladder Company for their kindness
to her during her late affiiction.
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~COpartnerShip Notice.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
i a partnership in the fancy grocery BUSH
ness, which they will carry on under the firm
name of TAYLOR Il AICHIASON. Their
place of business is on Main street, first door
above Paxton & Co.'S banking house.
W. B. TAYLOR.
A. w. A~rCHINS0N.
N. B.-Persons indebted to W. B. Taylor
will come forward and settle immediately.
| Eureka, Nov. %, 1874. n2Stf
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INFORMATION is wanted of the where
abouts OF John II. Potter. formerly of
Baltimore, Md, ami to Nevada in
1870, was In Winneinucca some six
months ago.. Any one knowing his
present address will please communi.
cate with the Humt,oidt Registef.
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AMERICAN CHOP HoUsE.-The
neatest little eating place in town has
been fitted up in Whitton's American
Exchange building, by Sprando & Bal
Itch. The house is Kept upon the chop
house plan, and it is the determination
of the proprietors To provide for their
customers the best that the market at
foids, especially in game, sh end 9th
or ~delicacies, All abundance of which
will always be- kept on hand.
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DIED AT CoRNUCoPIA.-The wife Of
Phillip Snyder died at ~Cornucopia a
few days ago. Deceased, a young lady
If Mineral Hill, Was united To Mr..
snyder only about a year ago, and re.
moved iinined a ely to Cornucopia
wh-re Mr.. shy der has ever since acted
As foreman i'm the Leopard urine.
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FUNERAL OF FRANK HOCH.-- Yes
terday the front of the truck house was
draped in mourning in respect to the
memory of Frank Hoch, who was a
Eli atibsr of the coirpauy. The mem
beers also turned ont IN uniform to the
funeral which Mas otherwise largely
attended,
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HEALTH FAILING Parties from San
Francisco inform us that Jack Ram
say, formerly Postmaster here, has
is said To be gradually failing, and
fears are entertained that he can no.
% lie has not been out OF bed
for several months.
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FRUIT BU-rER.-TayIor & Atkinson are in
receipt OF a large invoice of Anderson &
Campbelrs celebrated Fruit Butter, manu-
featured at. Camden, n. j., which they arc
selling low down for cash. n28tf
OKRA and Tomatoes, a wonderful comb;na-
ton for soups, etc.; Beefsteak Tomatoes and
other canned escnlents, Just received at Tay-
lor j. Atchinson's n2Stt
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HELD o PosrAGE.--Letters adj
dressed to the following named per
sons are held at the Postoifice. in this
place, for want OF postage: Mrs. 5.
Goldstone, Richmond, Va; ID. r.
Busler, Rsyville, Pa; Miss Laura Il.
Marien, Manchester, n. H.; Lige
Hook, Oakland, Cal.
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VIvIAN's BENEFIT This evening is
The time chosen for the compliment
airy benefit rendered by the De An
CELLS Combination Troupe to Charles
Vivian, upon which occasion will be
presented a bill which ought to in
sure the biggest house that has ever
assembled in the Base Range. Each
company is u host in itself, and when
combined, forms the strongest variety
troupe that a curtain ever raised
upon in the State. Go early, il you
WANT to secure u seat.
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INCoRRECT.-The announcement in
yesterdays SENTINEL that the injuries
sustained by Alexander Nixon at the
X X mine had proved fatal, was in
correct. In the beginning it was not
believed he could long survive and late
at night it was currently reported that
he had expired. We took some pains
to gain correct information, and find
ing a merchant who said he had been
called upon for ON of the necessary
funeral paraphernaiia, we came to the
conclusion that the injured man had
breathed his last. The merchant had
confounded Nixon with Keogh, The
miner, who died from natural causes
at the Richmond mine, and thus ii
was that the mistake occurred. 1t af-
fords us much pleasure to state that
Mr.. Nixon is still alivO and kicking
and in a fair way to recover. Indeed
our latest information is to the effect
that he will be around as usual in a
few days.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.
Arrivals Inst Might.

sr rax EuREx, AND pALisADg RAILROAD.
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AND ALL POINTS SOUTH,
B.. its teams, with care and dispatch and at
the lswes rates.
n27tf p. EVERrS. General Sup't.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05
Jeff'ersonville = Rascality Ram
pant-The State Prison Inye>-
ii.a.icG sanning Out Freely.

Jic investigation into the conduct %
the ScU'aerii Prison IS panninr on rich
Mic"ae, A leland guard Mt tie prison
testified. $40 rciucnni!v, that ha had
run - /. .siicsH candidate cr Shrriil
OF tisi.e og.l,N. and dew his yaN
from tlie S.sis tor iavn,us while maxim.
the canvas for 'ic u.icc. lie was cog
infant oi cou, l. working outsile tbt
prison tor lhe ....'LI of the Warden.
l.. III. Grccpc - rOborated the iesti-
mony of Wneand. lie was not as re
luciant as his late colleague, having been
kicked out of the prison. He said he
ran as the Republican candidate for the
State Senate from Floyd and Clarke
Counties. and drew pay Tor over three
months time while canvassng for the
office. Munson, one OF the Prison Di-
reciors, told witness that Shuler wa.
making lots OF money otit of the prison
and he said MunSon had told Shnler tc
grab m, hing belonging to the state
which he saw lay ing around. ShuleI
had sol'i r.N' ous TO witness q cxorbi-
tant ~, aHl proposed 20 him thai hc
20 i- e g.ecery business 'hs pair ri
~ 'lia ~late and .f'fiaF fts
laid : 5tN ay souil. western
Car Company 10 yying debris. ihs
work being dove y Stat teams and
convicts, tor bi- Deneit lhe tes,imory ,
u TO the use oi eonvicts and state ma
torial in building dwelling-houses fol
~iuIer was corroborated by many
Witnesses.
J. Is. Merriwcther. Warden OF the
prison in 1867 and 1868. testified that the
deficit the frat year of his rule was but
Sl0JO; the second year nothing. Tn,
price OF subsistence fofcnnyicts IN Is :
was 40 per cent. higher than in lea and
1874. and in 1s6s rs per cent. higher
The deficit tor the last two years will
exceed $5VOse Notwithstanding that
the State gets 25 per cent. more now for
convict labor than under Mcrriwethc'.
-
Mhi,ewash an inch thick would not
hide the stealing and corruption OF the
prison. and moving day will come
around to the present officers in very
short time. Gin Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

is. After Crosby's resignation, Flan-
agnn was elected Sheriff, and took peace
able possession of the Office. whether
he or Crosby was the legal Sheriff was
"a question for the courts alone 10 de-
,termine. and yet, in shameless disregard
of civil law and the rights of the citi-
zens, Flanagan has been marched out of
the Court House by United States troops
at the point OF the bayonet.
IL. That the condition Of Mississippi
is, indeed. deplorable, with Governor
who has declared that If not ~ Office he
would tot reside in the city IL given the
whole OF il; with corruption prevailing
to an alarming extent in the counties
where negroes and carpet-baggers have
control. with property depreciating and
taxes increasing, utter ruin can be nr-
rested only 10y restoring TO she people
honest government and tho control ol
their own affairs without interference
from the Federal army.
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many large herds andShepherds to guart
them.
Now he that spake so rudely was for
merly from Warrick, that dwei'etl
among the eaters ofkrau', 50 he journey
eth far away from the Marrickiies IL
the first year OF King Ulysses first reign
and took wife from among the Crack
critics, and be became mighty aud ricl
and also a pLarisee.
SO be said 10 his own brethren, W.
will build Synagogue of our own, a
the country seminary is TOO small 10
our large congre cation.
And he iaketh the Parchment in hi
hand, and getteth himself on an ass, ant
lridcth many days TO get the tribes TO as
si>t IN building Synagogue: and h
imeete'h with great success. some ever
dedicated $1,000 and fifteen days wors
to buld the Synagogue, which is to b'
built Eum tini0ers tllt grew on Roth
ert's bead and fioated in the river calle'
PAT. sa . kempmoir's mill, and thei
baci- iD aid fhairser's land; said tab
erna e. 70 be built on The Arms'ron.
: ferry IIl iiuntinghurgh road, about |
sabbath da,'s journey from the ferry
The cost OF said tabernacle is enormous
and will ,e somewhere in the neighbor
hood Of eos ~.
/ Now the Edomiies and Hebrew
Thought themselves wretched and poor
having heen cast ont rom the Pharisees
80 they gathered themselves together e
ind safety In the multitude Of counsel
The counsel aud the doings therein
are they not described in ihe 2d Chap
ter OF the 1st Chronicles, in accordanc
as ordered. SELAH.
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for the Jsspsr couris
JERUSALEM ITEMS.

"A welcome visitor-The Courier.
Morgan EnIow is trying the mstri-
monial state and says'it Is very agree
able.
Mr.. Greene A. Kemp, the farmer
king of this vicinity, IL making early
prepar .tions for large crop the ensu-
ing cropping season.
Bill Kemp. formerly of Rock port
out now Of Hall township, this county,
Informed us Of his intention to procure
"a wife while In Hall and than move TO
this place, after which he means to cul-
Itiyate little tobacco crop and do busi-
ness generally.
-kr. Elijah Gilmore has been suffer
ing severely for several days from .
wound N the knee, which he accident
ally inflicted while playing with hia
knife few days since.
The condition of the wheat crcp 81
present Is not very fattering. co.
farmers predict better prospect az e.
Opening of spring.
Mr.. j. Gilman and family ne p
start for Nebraska in very s'lo,'
They will be sadly missed H. ,
of society here. They have n
good wishes Of all Jerusalefn
Among the many cnd
matrimony, Of the male per
this place are Clifford A. Coz
i .lRandolph, Tom Simons. JAN
James Hartley and great
too tall" to mention.
MIR. James Beardsle,
a debating society at tho.
house, which Is equal, il
every respect, than our 81.
l Legislature, in as much as
boys succeed in stating tn, ,oL
I discussion.
Miss Lizzie Metcalf Is teaching :
'lSpring term OF school to continue n
Term Of three months. The school
'louilding is situated near Pleasant Grove,
lin Spencer county, and il new frame
building erected and finished in good
style, at a very elaborate cost, and is one
Iof the best in the township in which II
lis situated. The location is beautiful,
,nd is surrounded by the most romantic
.cenery. Miss Metcaif, the teacher, h: Q
The reputation Of being unusually sue
essful in her endeavors to impsrt
knowledge to the tender minds OF the
lvoung. Considering the many advun-
ages offered we believe this school Sec
ond to none, and that IL deserves the
earnest attention OF all educatioually
iuclined. RAMBLER.
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On last Saturday, the 9th inst, our
Institute met in the school room at
ISchnellville. As announced i'm the JAS
lper Courier some time previous, the
teachers prepared for the patrons of ed
Iucation who would visit the Institute, a
splendid dinner, gotten up In a truly
lpaatatlc manner by the ladies OF
ISchnellvi.e and vicinity. Supt. Brun-
dick and Prof. l.. q. Smith, Of Hunt
'ingburgh, also DIR. Osborne, of Celestine,
responded to the invitation
and honored our assembly by putting on
their Sunday faces and good humor.
From far and near numbers were
10 o'clock the house was well filed with
IA respectable audience, OF which the fair
sex formed good proportion.v
The choir having wound of several
pleasant strains, the Institute proceeded
TO business J. A. Bedel was appoint
ed Secretary, who also opened the exer-
cises Nv class drill in Orthography.
Supt. Brundick then occupied the time
before dinner by lengthy and able adj
dress on education. Although the tur-
KEYS anil ''goodies"s so near at hand were
a awfuly tempting to our palate we new
ertheless conld spare ut least half of our
ATTENTION 10 lac superintendent words.
lie demonstrated clearly the physical,
intellectual and mo-a' growth that
should prevail in society, whose basis is
the common school. Then came tie
turkey raid. During the raid the choir
sang beautifully and cheered the turkey
on his way. Afier dinner Prof S,n:.'
gave US one of lis sparkling address,
showing the progress to the p.na. 10
fame. and the regrcss and fall int
bottomless pit Of those whose perse
ance fails them. lie is good on
pianner. Although the whole field
been passed over by the two spe-
Dr. Osborn found material for
very good remarks
Thus the first. but We hope
last. Of such-asscmblies passedt
no doubt the turkey and "gooo
all spoiled ere this yet the RENE
Of happy day al ScLnell lie
spoil.
Before concluding Disastrous
must be noticed. On its way 10 ),
Vile Prof Smiths buggy capsizcd
spilt out its inmates, causing a
wound on the Professors lower
M lives lost. Respectfully,
RoBr. DEyBo, Pres.
Y. A. BEDEL, Secy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05
Crackers Neck Chronicles.
CHAPTER


Now in the seventh year of King
Ulysses reign there dwet certain tribes
and sccts in the land of Gomorah. or
Crackers Neck ,by the name ofPharisees,
Eiomi;es and Hebrews. Now those
sects deemed il necessary TO meet in the
synagogue aud there offer prayer TO the
great -anhcdriin. On certain night of
the second month of the third ,ear OF
Ulysses second reign the Pharisees,
Edomites and Hebrews held their con-
suliaiion liz the Synagogue that stands
hard by Crackers Neck aud there was
Hebrew among the multitude who was
kind hearted and wanted to continue
his communion with Pharisees aud
Edomi,cs his name was Thomas " nose
surname was "A kind OF color, and WHO
d,v cileth hard by Patoka.
lie lifted up his voice in tie Syna.
gogue. saving: Men and Bre,hrcn. our
tempe s;au, tf.s TOO lar from our dwell
ings for us To- meet here, and oar sect.
are too " Ak to offer prayers alone .or
this wicked world, 80 If al, tribes arr.
willing we will incct az NE niausion o.
a brother Phar:~. and .er' mit, rlf
praises and oiiar mr. prayers L, IN" - sl
Sanhedriln. -ilence 4 vel i'm the -yns-
gogue, and silence gave cul .eat NJ.
As the multitude aro~. to depart The
wicked Phsrisec life, up his voice ~
the Synagogue. saying Men and Breth-
rem. my house is not the place for
Edomites and Hebrews, so we will not
be present or give our consent 10 the
making Of our houses into Synagogues
for Edomitcs and Hebrews; and he
grew very wroth and sayeth. ye shall
not come, aud we will gather together
our own tribe and offer songs and praise,
in our own houses and iiresides as YOU
fathers did of old, pilgrims, and ye ais,
lean do the same.
I Now the Phagisccs were in great mum
bers. and dwelt hard ~ Crackers Ncck X
land they were very rich, and owne,
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nrJ Garibaldi wore the traditional cos
tune whca he was sworn in the Italian
parliament--a red shirt, white mantlo
ard blue cap embroidered with gold
when he answered in clear voice
"Giuror (.T swear,') there was burs
of applause and cries Of bravo
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DuBoIs COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE.
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,0The tenor aud dsoprauo in Roston
choir was married recently. They met
by chants. the usual way, and ultimately
agreed TO duet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

UsYoung French girls. Interested In
the Bonapartist cause make their lovers
wear imperials. Theu they can leave
the prints impcrials on their lips.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

T~s a young hoy was married II
Beverly. sew Jer.ey. the other day, il
hnil-ro nird SAX drrss, the materi Al o
which WIS brought from Canton. China
aud AIKEN o England during the Amer
lean Rrvoiatio bv Roger kean. prom
ine.t merchant of that day. and great
great grandfather to the bride, who i
the sixth married ~ il during five gen
erations- three in Eng and and three il
the United States.
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For the { curier.
The Chiefs Message--His Treaty
With the Governor OF ireland.

To tie subjects OF my Province, you
are called and urged upon to assist me
In Keeping the good name that we have
gained in 50 short "A period of our exis-
rcnce a. an independent Province
know ing the extent Of our province.
the. it.is large and that the best of order
ard harmony have prevailed throughout
iiie " hoie territory since our separation
nom Tic province of ireland. While
we rc gret 10 say that such Is not the
case with that province; they have been
lengaged in riots, false gossiping, bar
glsrie-. and almost 10 mobs, so terrible
md serious have been the difficulties
lat the Governor has been compelled
to cali on the military for protection,
while many OF his subjects have been
imprisoned "a the result Of using too
mucn of his or others intoxicating
"bitter~.' aud othcrs have fed upon
'pis 's-teet,' % swiftly that the Cover
nor's Officers could not ovcriake them.
and the condition Of things throughout
the province il in q desperate condition.
so much so that the Governor. with th,
aid of the military. lIas been unable to
preserve order.
Now know yethrougheut Ill ireland.
that /. spotted Tail. Chief Of the "lnde-
pendent Province" have taken due con-
-ideration Of the condition u affairs OF
your province and fipd that your Gov
ernor is better versed in the ailments OF
horses, mules, &C., than in the Govern
ment of provinces or in selecting OF
pig's-feet. therefore have this da,
made treaty with the Governor for all
the territory OF Ireland. on condi ,,on.
that shall hereafter make known; and
do hereby. this day, take possession of
the province and declare the same under
martial law until order can be restored.
and do hereby appoint General Ephrialn
Ovcrbey. Marshal Of the province of
Ireland, and empower him with autbor-
ity of selecting bis own headquarters
and issuing such order as he may deem
proper TO restoration OF peace and quie-
rude. and viii take charge OF the offices
ana will proceed immt lately 10 Danish
all pocket groceries. and soc that order
j. maintained during all religious SER
vices whatever. and vii causc all parties
to refund the money who sell pig 's-feei
al ryorbitant rrisfs.
Done thi, IA. i.. iay OF March, A. d..
1875.
Siwned SPOTTED TAIL, Chief.
WAnoNf rrr rrivate Scc'y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
Do not Sleep in a Cold Room.

DIR. Hall says that cold bed chambers
always imperil the health and invite
fatal diseases. Robust persons may
safely sleep in q temperature of forty
or under, but the old, the infant and the
frail should never sleep in room where
the atmosphere is much under fifty de-
grees Fahrenheit.
All know the danger of going direct
into cold room from warm room.
Very few rooms, churchesand theaters and
the like, are ever warmer than seventy
degrees. If it is freezing out of doors
it is thirty degrees-the difference being
orty degrees more. Persons will be
chilled by such change in ten minutes,
although they may be actively walk
ing. But to be still in bed, nothing to
promote the circulation, and breathe for
hours an atmosphere of forty Or even
fifty degrees, when the lungs are always
at nlnety-eight, is too great change.
Many persons wake up in the morning
with inflammation of the lungs who
went to bed well, and are surprised that
this should be the case. The cause
may be often found in room the win
dow OF which has been foolishly hoist
ed for ventilation. The water cure
journals have done an incalcuable in
jury by the blind and indiscriminate
advice of hosting the window at night.
The rule should be everywhere, du.
ring the part of the year when fires are
kept burning, to avoid hosting outside
windows. 1t is safer and better to leave
the chamber door open, as also the fire
place; then there is draft up the
chimney, while the room is not SO likely
to become cold. If there is some fire
In the stove all night, the window may
be opened an inch. 1t is safer to sleer
in bad air all night, with a temperature
over fifty, than in pure air with tenn
perature under forty. The bad air may
encken you, but cannot kill you; the pure
air can and does kill very often.