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A Guide to Beauty.

"The most perfect human beauty" !"
says Flaxman, sis that most free from
deformity either of body or mind, and
may be therefore defined-'the most
perfect soul in the most perfect body: !"
The body must be animated by soul in
which benevolence, temperance, fortl-
tude and all other moral virtues preside,
unclouded by vice. Nothing more de-
stroys the very traces of beauty than
brutal ferocity, revenge, hypocrisy or
eny other OF the malignant passions
The Beaufort tribune and Port Royal commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1877-1879, 1877-06-07
Wonderful Jugglery.

Japanese jugglers do some wonderful
things. They will take an ordinary
pegtop and set it spinning in the air,
then catch it in the hand and transfer it
to the keen edge of a sword blade, max
ing it traverse from hilt to point, and
back again by inclining the weapon, the
top spinning all the while. Another feat
is performed as follows They set top
spinning in the air, and then throw the
end of the string toward it, causing it to
wind itself with the string, the other end
being retained in the hand, SO that the
top returns to the one hand properly
wound, and ready to spin again.
The Beaufort tribune and Port Royal commercial. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1877-1879, 1877-06-07
The Wife

Inc VIE
She who sleeps upon my heart
Was the first to whit;
She who dreams upon my breast
Ever reigns within it.
She who kisses oft my lips,
Wakes their warmest blessing;
She who rests within my arms
Feels the closest pressing.
Other days than these shall come,
Days that may be dreary-
Other hours shall greet us yet,
Hours that may be weary;
Still this heart shall be thy throne,
This breast shall be thy pillow;
Still these lips shall meet thy own,
AS billow meeteth billow.
Sleep, then, on mine happy heart,
Since thy love has won it
Dream then, on my loyal breast,
None but thou has done it;
And when age our bloom shall change,
With its wintry weather
May we in the self same grave
Sleep and dream together.
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Two Brooklyn thieves stole bottle
of cologne. The officers soon had a
scent Of them, Of course.
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els that clock right over there?" ask
ed visitor. Right over there ?" said
the boy, "Tain't nowhere else."
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CATS.

It is not often that we hear any credit
or affection and it is therefore pleasing
30 be able to record two instances in
which one, il not both, of these quail
ties is shown in remarkable manner in
this animal. A gentleman, writing from
India to friend in England few mails
ago, says of pet Persian cat az was
lollng on the sofa, drowsily perusing
the newspapers, a few mornings ago,
when Tom came and stood near me,
mewng in plaintive way, as if to at
tract attention. Not wishing to be dis
-turbed, | waved him off. He, however,
returned in a minute or so, and this
time jumped on to the sofa, and looking
me in the face, renewed his noise more
vigorously. Losing patience, roughly
drove him away. He then went to the
door of an adjoining room and stood
there newing most piteously. Fully
aroused, l got up and went toward him.
AS approached he made for the fur
ther corner of the room and began to
show fight, bristiinG up and llourishing
his tail. 1t at once struck me that there
was an unwelcome visitor in the room,
which Tom wished to get rid of and
sure enough, in looking toward the cor
ner, | discovered a cobra coiled up be-
hind book shelf under dressing table,
The noise made by our approach aroused
the snake, and he attempted to make
off F.; but | dispatched him with my gun,
which was ready loaded close by. You
should have seen Toms satisfaction. He
ran between my legs, rubbing himself
against them caressingly, as If to say,
We'll done, MASTER The snake meas
ured five feet seven inches in length"
The friend to whom the incident is
related, after reading it to me, went on
to say that some years ago, when in In-
dia with her father, the family was
gathered after tea one rainy evening,
listening to one of their number who
was reading an interesting story. While
thus engaged cat, of which her father
was very fond, jumped on to his knee,
and moving around in a restless man
ner, began to new in a louder key than
usual. The old gentleman, as was his
wont, commenced to caress the cat, eX.
pecting thereby to quiet her but to no
purpose. 1t showed signs of impatience
by jumping down and up again, new,
ing vigorously the whole time. Not
wishing to be interrupted in what was
going on, he called for servant to put
the cat out of the room but puss would
not tamely submit to an indignant turn
out and commenced clawing at the old
mans feet. This he thought was going
too far; he rose to chastiSe the cat, but
ere he had time to do so he discovered
that it was nothing less than timely
warning which puss hal given him for
not far from where he sat there was,
under the table, small, yenomous
snake, which probably would have bit
ten him had he molested or trahped on
it. The reptile was Immediately killed
and puss ceased her mewing. .--Cham.
bers' journal.
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"A centenarian named Closeman
lives in good health at Guiuich, in the
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. lie was
born on the 30th of March, 1777, and
served in the French army from 1901
TO 1914. lie was made prisoner at
Saragossa, and saved from death by a
Spanish captain who understood Ger.
man. lie was afterwards taken by the
English, and exchanged five days later.
lie was engaged in the battles of Aus.
terlitz. 1905; Jena, 1906; LeipSic, Lut-
zen aud Katzbach in 1913. The Cos
sacks took him prisoner at Leipsic, but
eleven days afterwards he cOntrived to
escape. His most severe suiIerings, he
says, were during the Russian cam
paign. In 1914, when in garrison at
Calaia, he obtained his discharge, and
year later he married. lie had seven
children by his first wife and eleven by
his second, whom lie married in 1929.
His memory is good, and he enjoys
talking over his campaigns.
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BRIEFLETS,

Cremation is securing a fashionable
foothold in Indiana.
"A Boston Methodist congregation
closed their church rather than to accept
the new pastor that had been sent to
them,
"A brother of Thomas w. Piper, the
Boston murderer, has had his name
changed to Raymond, on account of
the family disgrace.
A grapevine on w. G Phelps's pre-
misses, near Stockton, Cal, measures,
at distance of one foot from the
ground, twenty-slx inches in circum-
frence,
The Piute Indians do not believe
in burying their dead, but the tribe
living near Austin, New, have been
compelled by the authorities to change
their practice.
"A French journalist has informed
his readers that Governors in the United
States are in the habit of pocketing the
State treasury when they get hard up.
Some of the late Cardinal Antonel-
lis private papers, discovered in very
secret closet, have been, by order of the
Pope, destroyed or put in the secret ar
chives of the Vatican.
The Widow Van Cott has begun
revival in Cincinnati, creating a mark
ed impression from the first, although
some of the city pastors opposed the
movement because she was woman.
-American,mad boots are making
inroadS upon Europe, and the Swiss
Shoemakers have sounded an alarm. a
Berlin paper says that American boots
are sold in Switzerland at $3.50 pair.
-Arteslan wells sunk in the Colora-
do Desert ny the Southern Pacific rail-
road company have struck water in
great abundance. 1t will prove of inn
mense value to the company, for the
lard is utterly sterile, lies below sea
level and was supposed to be entirely
destitute of hidden springs.
"A law is likely to be passed by the
Massachusetts, Legislature establishing
commission of women to inspect
prisons and hospitals in that State. 1t
is to consist of three women, appointed
by the Governor, and having authority
to examine public institutions in which
women are inmates.
The editor of the St. Louis Times
! shows malignant envy off the Great
American Humorist, by saying of him:
" II any person wants to know the
truth about the Black Hills let him
watch Eli Perkins letters, and believe
the exact opposition of everything as
serted by the accomplished Auanias."
Boston is to have " neryine hos
pital' for debilitated and nervous per-
sons who are not insane. This is TO be
the realization Of charity planned by
Seth Adams, who bequeathed $500, 600
to endow il, lie was convinced that
| many patients became insane through
/ companionship with confirmed maniacs
IN puCllc hospitals.
The eX-Empress Eugene has long
attempted to obtain indemnidcatiou
from the French Government for .he
loss of personal property alleged to
have been owned by ber husband, and
o portion Of which is in possession of the
State. Many OF the pictures and other
objects OF ant on the list were burn
] I'd in the palace OF the Tuleries during
the tets Ct the Commune,
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

A slight so-cGlLed hold tciH ofttinies
lead to a serious cough, tohtch, WncareG
for or badly treated, mast haze bat one
9'esult-it must eUentIdte ia a settled case
of BRONCHITIS, or tDldt is tCOrse, the
deadly OONSUMPTIOE. TO all suffering
TRACHEON offers a sound, reliable, and
permanent relief. It atDsRents eTpecto-
ration, and enables the patient to e9peL
that terribly septic deposit, spLich, II left
IUithoWt judict0us treatment, must COM
Snunicate its poison to the eesicstIGr sub
stance of the lung, degenerdtislg and de-
and lIItiniateS only Ia an early and tfIl-
timely death. IRA ACHEON has no equal
much less superior, and its use tciH not
gredt relief, bat heals the membrane and
leaves the patient in possession of healthy
Price, FIffv Cents per bottle, or siS
BOTTLES. $3.50,
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The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers still keep up an enthusiastic
newspaper contest with the Philadel-
phia and Reading railroad company.
Meetings have been held and are adver-
tlsed to be held in Jersey City, Phila-
delphia and elsewhere, pledging the
support of the organization to the stTik-
ers. No doubt these pledges Will be
carried out, but in the meantime the
railroad company appears to be swing
ing along at its old gait, and the futility
of the strike is becoming more and
more apparent.
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DR.. Townsend's Oxygen.
ated Air viii purify the
blood IN One-third the
time that any OF h or
lsnOwnreme lycan. Whyl
becausC to inhale OXv-
genated Air 1t goes di-
rect to the Lungs ana
passes through the tis.
sues and comes III direct
contact with the blood
as it il forced into the
Lungs by the action Of
the heart. All the blood
in our veins returns TO
the heart every fOur min.
utes II the blood is good,
andfOrCed from the heart
60 the lungs. ana the
more Oxygen you inhale
into the lungs the more
you purify the blood.
When Oxygen comes in
contact with the impuri-
ties in the blood 1t car
bOnizes and burns, caus-
ing the blood 10 be heat.
ed so that 1t warns eve
ry part Of the BODY, rs iG
goes on its revolutions
through the system. IT
your blood is pure yOn
cannot he sick. We drive
Mercury and all other
impurities out Of I h @
blood, We guarantee TO
purity the blood IN one
third the time Of any
other known remedy.
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.

This i1ico,npdrobLe DEP PURATTVE ta
q pOicerfuL ALTERATIHE, TONIC, yDI1
URETIO, Ola APHORETIC, and APERI3
ENT, combining vtTtues tUIttch render.
d inUaluGble and neyer- failing, and by
ats continued stse eoiu thoroughly erGdt-
cate all diseases of the blood. It's fn0Te-
tiOn, the products gathered from remote
Egyptian Provinces, and tchere there Is
tenn, Il 'meuer fails in ejectin0 that disease
through the medium Of the skta, or es-
7DeLItng it through the many and pdrious
] Gmd, indeed, ed H jorciHgv v ali nfh he SrSans 'G tnss
their proper 1IOrIedt aud functional con-
dition. A Gerry brief space Of time tgtB
doubted reliability and so01iderfuJ ciira-
tiDe properties, 1t betng, most t'lquestioit-
60 IN te yost gery See f.CJs, or easSSt % t5r 5t'phs
age, in the treatment Of eVeT'y disease
1Uhere the blood itself Is primarily the
SCROFULA and the thousand aud one
causes that lead to this terrible affection,
of tchich all cioittzed communities are
ed that the "Sins Of the fathers shaU
Visit eCen 9trtO the third and fourth Oeil-
erGtions," and to WA BROMEMsDOWNA AND
pOtcerTtH rejWcendtor, causing The lrrechs
of man once more to assume the God-tthce
For CUT1NEO US DISEASES, URN.
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATIONO OR
COSTTTENESS, LIVER .AND KIDNEY
OUS DEBILITY, RHEUMATISlII
GLAND ULAR ENLARGBuENTS, EPIE
1HELIOMATOU CANCER, SCURVY,
AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES. INDO-
LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM
.PLAINTS (afad to the OeFtJer ser it Is a
boon long sought for bU sensitive, suscep-
ti6te,. and delicate females, as q taxes
dtrect dctI0m Apon metT dMetmentsS M AND .,
I'LL FORMS OF CHRONIC .DISE4SE'
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, it is fhcGJatabIe. A
perseverance acith this remedy tciIL prouo
a positive and permanent care fo1.
CHILLS and FEHERS and all MALA-
RIAL POISONS. fHFf .-IFaHa t- .
Thousands of Testimonials attest tho
Price, one Dollar, In largo bottle, or
BiD bottles, So. Nt . UU.
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"A Connecticut farmer threw his
lighted cigar Into the dry grass and
conaagratiun was the result. Il farmer
smoking cigar Next We will have
an organ grinder in plug hat. Dan
bury News.
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g AUJ II u Cd N !

There arc unpIinciDled persons in Boston and
elsewhere that are putting up Is o U )
like mine. None genuine unless the words
" DIR roy NSEND'S ONNGENAlED Al n"
AJE BLOW ~ BOTTLE AND PORTRAIT ON LABEL.
FeD. iWA, ly.
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Bull Run Russell declines, on ac.
count of age, TO 80 to the wars, aud
chronicle the present Struggle tor the
London Times. The hard work during
the FraneO.Gelman campaign used him
up s0rely.
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"A Canada woman bit a dog, and
the dog Immediately died There has
beeu such a prejudice against Canada
women lately that, in order TO get mar
rled, tK'y have been obliged to get tAeir
teeth extracted. Andrews Bazaar.
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PILES. HemOnhOidSl
PILON.

Mann causes tend to produce this f1diil-
ftiL and distressing state, The blood 10
retarded d. tts TetnTni the too Frequent
congestion of the bOtCeis, torpid action of
the HUer, aud numerous other causes are
sne s1aroe ect,aI ~ XII XIX be Ss 90
the public, aUhicIs ecOnLd rapidly dHeUidt0
symptoms aud ultimately ffoUe an eject
doe cure. IN PILON zoe haze a remedy
tohieh not only acts almost instantly, btit
4UiI renlOBe the largest tttDsOrs of the pdTts
(Pues) by absorption, and many tUho
been radically cured, haze been assured
(priOr to NsthlO this tFeatnle1ltJ bU emit
Slent surgeons that the only relief they
operation, aud Pe1IlOpinO II or them from
the body 6U a procedure tohteh aecesSttat-
cd the Katie. This remedy has been halted
tUith delight, aud Is 1iOiO prescribed by
many prdct istlID physicians, Soho are cog
niEdat of its HleritS, as the only kROt0gO
sure cure for PILES.
IoT %"'oO' -.
THE ABOYE REMEDIES ARE
GrSg p Sa .aross 20, ts n.afiSs
and are the result of patient, sedrchtlig,
IGboriOns, and scientific Investigation,
embracing a period or sa0hJ TEARS tIs
NJ che specific directions are complied.
Scitt, thousands OF patients sctU bear tcit-
Ness to their reidtjpe merits, and cOrrOb-
OTdte eVeFy assertion. Where there are
many complications of disease, and pa.
tieHts so deStre, DR. CHANDLER tciIL
be pleased TO gire all Information, aud
treat on letter IL necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CtrcH-
lal- nf me aJoge remedies sent on receipt
of stgnP. III the PROPRIETAR ny
MEDICINES are not on sale at goul.
PartteHs,'.| = druggists, send orders to
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l479 Broadway, Nsw-YOrk City
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DYSP EPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRONts Is a safe, speedy, and post.
tive cure for that most depressing of all:
restore the digestive organs to their pFis-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stomach and tntestiIieS. Tho
saerUOuS irritGbiIity of literary and GIE
persons pursuing a sedentary tIe, Is.
Speedily removed bU this agent. The
stomach Is restored 20 health aud the key
note of the system eCiU once more respond
in the per rfOT'nldRce of labor. ,
Price, One Dollar, In large bottle, or
str bottles, So.
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No 1--WE will start You in business you
ANO can make $50 weellwithout capital;
Money easy and respectable for either sex.
M. a. Young, 2dl BOwery. y. Y.
Feb. lO-m3.
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Afer years of the most edborious re-
search and SnvestigdtiOn, and after ne
practical application In treatnlentto thots-
sands of patients, Geo. Chandler, H.. NJ,
Md, nOW presents to the AtnericdlL pub
Jio the fOttOtCiHg remedies, his sole dis
cOUery and property, the efficacy of lcJiich
is dttested IN the gOIuminOus quantity of
testimonials, the unsolicited offerings of
suffering and discouraged patients, tpho
have not only received reIief and befseTt
from their continued use, but haze been
radically cured of GiLHeHts aud chronic
complaints, tCIttch haze been ddjudDed by
the most eminent fhyStoidnS as hopeteSss
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New Advertisements.
PROPRIETARY
M EDICIN Is
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Late Physician TO ST.. Georges and 81. BsrthoIOs
NEVIS Hospitals, London, Curator to
ST. Elizabeths, etc.
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periods Of public diatress; let than in
prove these periods rather 10 alleviate Tie
real suffering Of human hesrts.".
Tho following telegram. publishsd in
shs nsvspspsrs Of this section . day OF
two ago. furniaAss further food for 70
Election. a. showing what the recent
work Of the famous Evangslists in Chi
caso cost the people there;
"CucAoo. January l7.-0n the oeea-
sten Of Nj. Hosdy's hnal services 81 tAs
Tabernacle Last night. that baildinr VA
crowded 70 ovsrfoving. nvas announced
that . c~onsiderahls sum 81 money vas
nesdsd 70 pay Cd the dsbt on Farwsli Hall.
vhieh u occupied BY the Young Msn's
Christian Association. 70 continue thsss
meetings. and 70 msst certain othsr obi.
gatiols incurred during the, services here.
A subscription was taken On the spot.
which amounted TO about $67, 900, nearly
he amount asksd for.
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