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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
Irving tO Revive q CITY,

Bristol was once the chief CONNER
cial city on the west coast of England,
but Liverpool, SURPRISING it in harbor
facilities, has gradually stolen away it's
trade. The Bristolians eagerly sought
to recover q share of this trade by build
ing extensive docks at the mouth of their
river, the Avon, but the ~expedient
failed to accomplish the desired results,
the effect being to rather build up a new
city at the mouth of the river than to
bring trade to the old ne. So now a
new scheme is on foot, which contem-
plates damming the river at its mouth,
and thereby converting the entire chan
mel into o magnificent harbor, seven
miles in length, and reaching right to
the heart of the city. Vessels will enter
by locks, and the largest steamers ahoat
will find ample accommodations.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
The River Danube.

The river Danube has figured largely
in history for 1000 years, and it again
becomes the object to which the eyes OF
the whole world have turned. It fur
nished a highway for the Turks in the
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries to
penetrate Europe as far as Vienna, and
in the days of the Crusades it became
an outlet for the religious enthusiasm of
Europe to flow to the Holy Land. The
Danube from it's source in Baden to the
Black sea, is 1920 miles long, and it
drains with it's tributaries, an area of
over 300, 900 square miles. 1t passes
through Bavaria, Austria, Hungary, and
Servia, where it separates Roumania
from Bulgaria, and passes into the
Black Sea through several mouths, the
principal one being that of Sulina. The
Danube is navigable for steamers as far
as Ulm, in Bavaria. At Nicopolis, in
the fourteenth century, 100000 Chris
tians were driven by the Turks into the
Danube, and in the fifteenth century
40. 900 Turks were slain on its shores at
the siege of Belgrade.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
Just Like EN-.

There was a sign up at the stamp
clerks window in the post-ofice yester-
day reading: "No postal cards." One
of the first to see the sign was a middle
aged man with a satchel in his hand. He
called to post a drop-letter, and as he
licked on the stamp he remarked:
"Out of postal cards, eh?'
eyes," replied the clerk.
every handy things" continued the
stranger as he pounded the stamp with
his fist.
eyes"
The man stepped to n OF the boxes
and mailed his letter, and then returning
to the window he put down a nickel and
said:
"I'l take five of EN-"
The stamp.clerk doesn't keep a shot
gun, and 10 the fellow got away unhnrt.
--DetroH Free Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
High Gambling in London Clubs,

According to London CORRESPONDENT,
gambling is a vice which thrives and
grows in spite Of police regulations,
legal prosecutions, and daily illustrations
of its perils and miseries. A year or
two ago hardlya week passed over with
out its club card scandal. An officer
high in her Maiesty's army had to fly his
country in disgrace for cheating at cards.
A well-known gentleman about town was
ANONYMOUSLY kicked out of a West End
club with two aces up his sleeve. Two
or three young men of family were ruin
ed at a club where play was understood
not to "run high" and a disgraceful
case of card sharping came before the
courts. For a time it seemed as though
these exposures had a deterrent influence
on high stakes and unfair players, but
the old vice is still rampant, and the
latest development of club gambling is
the formation of a "baccarat" proprie-
tary club, which is beginning to excite
public attention, and is likely, I hear, to
come under the attention of the police.
I have it on reliable information that
recently a young "Scotch laird" a COL
onel in the army, sshose name I with
hold for the p~resenssat all events, lost at
this bacca,at" club at one sitting
$3.50, 600. His o~pponenthad played with
him from nine o'clock on Saturday night
until four o'clock on Sunday morning,
when the losses of the young colonel
stood at this enormous sum. CT will
go you double or quits" he said with
the nerve of a Scotchman, though lacking
the proverbial prudence of his race.
"No," responded the winner, "I don't
think I will; let me ask you one question
first, at all events" "Proceed," said
the loser. "Supposing if you go double
or quits, can you pay 800, 900 if you
lose?" Frankly, l can not "Then
we will not go double or quits, but we
will continue to play until ten o'clock if
you like, and then I leave Off" The
game went on, and at ten o'clock the
young Scotch laird had reduced his los
ings to $50, 1000, which he paid.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
THE L1Qu> TRADE FIGURES.
ONE Interesting
the Observation-Disclosures toneei"H
Malt Liquorsd sale OIL "h'HNe'

o"c lHtereht1nR ~
the Neutrality-suspicious. Concerning
n Malt Liquors!d Sale oil "h'sNe'
A Washington dis tina Nav
York Graphic says ~ 10 'n enn reJ
report of the commiss{p Il anm,a1
revenue are some interee!i u .ante Co..
the consideration of sociaflg na ers on1
political economists. In 4oin GtaIa "r Of
Maine there are no dis. o W.
rectifying establishments ; " 81. so,,.
breweries, six wholesale liquo. doolers
aad only 402 saloons. In the Sta of
Kentucky, which is about eqlI IN
population, there are 754 distilt.;ea
tifty-four rectifying establishmtts
sirty-seven b~reweries, 24O wholess,s,
Iq'or dealers, and 1924 saloons. i
SerAont there are only two breweries
o oae Wholesale liquor dealer, and onl,
5?o SalC:ns. New Hampshire has two
9lsInlerles' twelve wholesale liquo,
n $50 saloons. While little
liquor liquor dealers eoiers AZ hss !. fST5y ss1oon wholesale
The following H'hle viii show ,bf
number in some Of Ii, other States il
the order of magnitude : the traf;c. -
DisliIsr. RrS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
How He Startled Her.

The Corning (N.Y.) Journal tells
the following A freight conductor of this
village, whose train arrives in the night,
is in the habit of jumping off as the
train passes his house to the Erie yard.
His wife usually sits up for him. About
midnight the train came in and stopped.
This alarmed her. She saw several men
come out of the caboose and stand on the
track apparently helping some n out.
She wa in agony lest her husband was
brought home crippled or killed. Her
fear was intense as they approached the
gate, but just before she tainted she
found that the employees we're Helping
her husband carry a pig that he had
purchased.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23

A GOOD IDEA.-Free consultatioby an ex-
perienced and successful physicianlay seem
an innovation, but it is only in keepir with the
hard times. DR.. R. Greene "a Tenle place,
Boston, Mass, may now be consult free on
all diseases. he also gives free advi If con-
suited by letter enclosing stamp + reply.
Is years successful practice in Bostonas just
ly gained a widespread reputation tn should
ripen confidence in those seeking the lvice Of
q physiciap,
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all the army and navy officers, foreign ambas-
sailors and other officials, as well as many pr
vate citizens.
TJpon representations Of Congressman
schleioher and Mills, Of Texas, the President
has ordered that a commission OF three-two
officers OF the army and a citizen OF Texas
investigate the attack on State troops at Ell
Paso, alleged to have been made BY parties
from the Mexican side OF the Rio Grande.
In December the public debt was reduced
7 1,G23.15.
There was a falling off Of $3.50 O1 in the
internal revenue receipts duling December.
There will be q public sale aoon Of goods
unclaimed and left over from the Centennial
exhibition. The articles left behind by e1hlbl-
tors are numerous, and some OF them valuable.
The excess Q. exports over imports in the
United States during the eleven months endad
November 80, last, amounts to Sl24, OOO, ooo.
report will be made by the House military
committee in favor Of reducing the stan OF te
army.
Mrs. Hayes first reception at the White
House was attended by the diplomatic corps
army and navy officers, and many ladies'.
The following persons have been psrdoned
by the President: Edward A. Phalan, ecu
yicted of robbing the mails, and sentenced to
LUIS6 S6hlb LupAio0hAhSAo
jail John T.. Toombs, convicted OF using can
celed portage stamps for the payment OF post
age, and sentenced to eighteen months I'M
pIisonment in the Kentucky, penitentiary
James Levy. convicted Of perjury, and sen
fenced to Ave years imprisonment in the
Kings county IN. ~ penitentiary ane
ssmuelP. Steele, convicted Of embezzlement II
q post Office, and sent nced to twelve months
Imprisonment in the jul at Jackson, Miss.
Foreign News.
General Gourko defeated the Turks at Tes
kesan, and they retreated to sophis.
Polledo, Riondo & Co., Of Cuba, have falle'
for So, 900, 900 gold.
General Grant has arrived at Alexandria
Egypt.
General Marmora, the distinguished Italia
soldier and statesman, died in Florence, age
seventy-four.
The steamer Atacama, belonging to the "a
ci6c Steam Navigation Company, while on
VOYAGE from Valparaiso to Callao, was wrecKe
on the coast of Chill, and Of the crew an
passengers, it is estimated only twenty-nln
were saved, the number lost being 1Ol.
> A cab broke through the ice at Halifax, \
> s., and three young ladies and the driver wei
, drowned.
The London provision merchants, Josep
: Anderson d Son, have failed for 81, O0O, 900.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
Get the Genuine.

Get the Genuine.
The genuine Dooley's Yeast Powder sold
only in cans. Always refuse it if oferedose
or in bulk. It is the practice Of many gcers
and dealers to keep cheap Baking or east
Powder loose, and sell it for any brand tit is
called for. We therefore caution purchers
to see that they get it only in cans, undethe
Label and Trade Mark Of the Manufacture,
Dooley g. Brother, New York.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
N READ.

No moro breaking Of Ohimneys. Something neW: II
sells alright. Agents Wanted TO sell q. NJ. Bu!ps
Chimneys. This Is one Of Tho ~ereatsst money.saving
articles OF the present age, They will last Tor yeass:
they give . steady light: they can be used as q nurse
lamp; they will heat water in q few minutes Territory
free 70 agents. Large profits made. Sample OniIdpfe 10y
and Burner. worth 30 cents, sent BY mail, p .stpaid' ior
80 cents. For terms, etc, address.
G. NJ. bull, New Baltimore, N. Y.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23

A LIFE SAVED FOR THIRrY-F1vE CENTS
A lady in Boston had diphtheria and war
almost dead from strangulation. SHE was
instantly relieved and finally cured by john
sons Anodyne Liniment. Every family should
have a bottle for instant use.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
Regular Secretion Essential to. Health.
The regular secretion and flow OF the gastric
;,;ooa ond ~ Tho hi1e which the MA of HOstat-

Regular Secretion Essential to, Health.
The regular secretion and flow OF the gastric
iuices. and of the bile which the use of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters promotes, are effects,
which conduce materially to the restoration
Of health, when the system is disordered.
Food is not digested in the dyspeptic stomach
because the gastric fluid is deficient, superb
gested and the bowels c%onstipated because the
supply of bile is inadequate or misdirected.
The Bitters rectifes all this, and removes
every iii consequence of non-assimilation and
bilious irregularity. furthermore, it etimu-
~purities are, 10 to speak, strained from the
blood, and any tendency in the urinary Or
gans to grow sluggish and disordered is coun-
teracted. Whether it be used as n means ofres-
ulating gastric or bilious secretion, and relieV-
ing the overloaded bowels, or to promote
complete and therefore healthful, urnation,
Hostetter's Bitters may be relied upon with
confidence to accomplish the end in view.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23

A gentleman who is O sculptor in a
feeble way, was calling on a lady. the
other evening. elbow do you manage to
get the right facial expression ?" she
asked, referring to his statlettes. every
simple" he said. II read a poem ex-
pressing the passion I desire to portray;
then, as my face expresses rage or love,
I plunge head foremost into a mass of
putty l have at hand. This retains the
Impression, and there you are"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
The Peruvian Syrup

THO syrup
Is an iron tonic, prepared expressly tosupply
the Blood with It's iron element. Beg free
from alcohol in any form. its energizintfects
are not followed by corresponding rction,
but are permanent, infusing strengthvigor
and new life into all parts of the syste, and
building up an iron constitution. It ism ex-
cellent substitute for wine or brandy we're o
stimulent is needed. Ssld by all druggis.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23

Burnett's Flavoring Elk racts are used an
Endorsed by the best Hotels, Confectionersl
and Grocers throughout the country. They
are perfectly pure, and Of great strength
at once the cheapest and best and received
the highest award at the Ce~n'ennialE Exhibition
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23

Patsntees and inventors should read RdVsf-
tisement ct Edscr Bros. 1, another cottran.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
'VEGETlNE, y.

s,vs . Bo,,n physicisn, "has no equal as q blood
purifier. Herring gifts many wonderful cures, after az
other remedis had failed, / visited the laboratory .nd
from harks. rots and herbs, each Of which is highly
effective, and hey are compounded in such q manner As
to produce asLnishinR results"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23

How the American Army Endured the Win.
tor of 1777-S-A Camp Of Huts mt Valley
ForRe-SufferinR from Lack of Food and
Clothing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-23
From Washington.

The New Years day reception given BY. u
President atthe White Horse -as attended b,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-11
ARTEsIAN WELLS.

VyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE
to inform the public that he now
to sink Artesian Wells in any part OF the State
on the shortest notice. ~
All orders or communications on the sub
jeot address t. Cathon 4 Palmer, Battt
Mountain, will receive p-'mpt attention.
3. L CAHOON
= Battle Msantain, October te7ssTr@ttfHs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-11

Per sons desiring Business, dealers
and ah others wishing the very best
and latest Improved Sewing Machines,
should send for Circulars and Terms to
- SAMUEL HILL,
10 New Montgomery street5
aAzs SaM ExSsasfse0.S
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-11
Buggies anc Saddle r1orses

can always be had at my Stables in MIL
OfTY. Especial care viii be- taken oftranstsAt
stock. - GEO. M. MILIER
'Unionville, Jsnusfy 1, 1873. -
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PRoHIHIIIoNI>Ts DrFEiTED.
The Failing Through at the New Canaan and
Horw"l. Liquor Prosecutions.

The temperance people Of New Canaan
and Norwdk. Conn, have been lighting tho
liquor dealers Of those places in the courts. and
have suffered signal defeats On Wednesday
morning. in the Superior Court in Bridgeport,
the cnsc entitled The state agt, Charles Scott was
tried Anthony ComHtork's employees Brilton.
AMI Rosonthai, his companion. testified 10 the
huYing Of % bottle OF whiskcy from Scott and
produ cd thewu skry iu the court room. Scott.
in his own behalf. and two other Witnesses. trs-
lll"i IN fiat CONTRADICTION Of III" testimony Of
CuuSio u = men. aud the lurys verdict was,
" Mt guilty rhrUuppn the state Attorney
noNr,l the remaining ten Canaan cAsos.
In tho case ntlil"d the State ngt. Isaac Lee Of
Norwalk. eight wltnrsats testified for the State.
and ten IN hrhllt ol Le,. and Judge Culver
charged against him. hut lh'Iury declared him
not guilty. TnrrnHt the State Attorney struck
lh' table with his clnnrLcd list. and nolled tao
remain NJ fifteen cnS"s from Norwnlk.
Tine cost Of the liquor prosecutions in New
CdnHnn and NOrwalk reached nbOnl $1,000. ana
not q dollar hu- been received in return. On
Thursday ninht many ~ the NOrWHlk dealers
kept open house to all visitors.
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NtOpOsaLs:

frOpc7lIs
OrrICE OF y. y. tl.rN trrn u. u; Co.
~ Z u utdf4A. 'ii..I -. l~.N
Proposals viii be- received uNl a. utnch VI 900 SAfUf-
dan NWcl 800 is7~ ios la5lus lhe uaeA OF tc Sow fok
lrNttri RAii.uid
TN, ,ouIauN .crvcs the neht to reject any or all
BIDS For specific Information npnN io
WALTER MATTE, tni. Lufin'rr.
80 D. AWAY. Room =,
OFf'CE OF u. ELEVATED K. II. ca,
~ 7 N'urdWtN. Nurrh ~. ISIS
lrnrn~ns will hc received uNiii ~ eb uu ~n.ur.
dN, March o. for the - aylron ami construction vi
foundation. Tor .' Nrw Nork l.NNtf.d ..lruil
lNi, company the ~ ~ a. TVIcct any or an
bids For tlrCinc iuurmn'iun fptlN tn
WALLER KATIE ChIc ENGINEER.
500 Broadway. Room 32
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Srn GOODS.
THE WONDERFUL TELEPHONES
i u
kEEr MANUFACTURING tOMrANNs STORES
t-t RtpNpNAi. ~ \
a.a SIXTH AVENUE y =
Ladies' gentlemen. STRANGER. anal every one invited 10
iun test fli 90
No.,cs distinct, heard and recognized
kEhl"S SHIRTS. Sc. sc
kEErS PATENT partly IN de Drf., SHIRTS. Q Tor 50
OuN iiiiu seam, tn nnlsl
kEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS t' m't-nH'. tfor 80
Warranted perfect rtin-
fDlElIN LINEN COLLARS. Nrrt Nt-i. e Tor 10.
FOUR Fly LINEN ti'l'lS. NriA b-.t. 2ll. t"r pair
UNDERWEAR UMBRELLAS llANpkLkcNlkFS
Il -ii, M, iu'n ~ .ltHt oi IL th0lrr ,4irNtt.
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gcttuyts.

gro. TIC NON CURTIS "a ion Hll.
VI Thrce lrctltt- ga Nrctu & .u-tiiu.iNnNl lli
tnfy TUESDAY tArmn... March -u aud a 900 . and 90
tNnr-c itkt. f'-erAi ~ 80. single received. s. a.
funt's. 500 niNH sguarv. = VALE. Mtui-rr
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S.IXPEN> SAVINGS BANK, Rroidvavnni
- A-inr place t-tHhl-lod IN l~ii huuA uiHu ,luiy
uuulnA ", t'Hr F'rc' u.- Doc So u'Iu. Noltci
SINOND DlNIDEND NE o.,ior, IA F.r,dmans
- nINilEr NHU. At Iti.t
llNHHl, banker, Gr' B.ua 'Nay. ror Boul st.
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Nt,flr,as

ALI GIoTnIN<. cuftrr- nul irWurf- eft \. ~
~ Nurk aii NDulN SIRE .u'itc 90 40 cor % ilr mas
80 be- ht'i NUndaF. March - l. VI 40 f'iN
Mihamshur-h furn i, u3 Me, role Il. tor thc di,cu,
siuu col important business
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ul,stcllanroli.

4 LOT al iron shutters for sale AZ iNu T. NASBirr
~ 60 S, corner fnri ami liu. 81,
EtLyEs' l.ilIcrs wanted A. N at
" + L"RlLLNRp co m - 81 dorsey rir.
lNoW SALE choal.-t4ur uiaca Waiut ,auun az.
1 lufos Ac. ai ~ Cham .st
Il LNTi>G'> tJtt!n IOkE> rs ncc iuly
N r.omm, uiri fir NuI- "a. tuI,. Asthma A. b, ft
HO uty. Testimonials moan the most cnnn,nt may ua
lucc % cents per box Sold nv MI drurn.fs
They contain no Oluuli or ufrptritnil thereof
FOtnhtA co. NrN York.
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1mustmtnis.

1rnpssmt,ia
eNW"9t"t"9'
$4,000 . ------->>~~>
UNgF~TIg AyE.uE THEATRE.
Il BALCONY RESERVED. ONE DOLLAR
TIIE CELEBRATED CONE lIAN
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- n,A iSn iy'NE -
U,u ~, hhh y y III Erp"
wv '"'' ~ " ~ ~ - - ',.,..,.
In "A WIDOW HUNT AMI the immortal IOODLhS
49, -
LAST NIGHT rONldHr.'.
NJ $500. .....
MAJOR DE BOOTS AND TOUDLES
HEIR At LAW NEXT MONDAY'.'
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4 GO uiiriNng ~rlcNn NNNIr., I4sr. ct iII's
museum Of Antony on il" i~' AMI furrp premature
decline, Show M hilsnItth uow i- lr ii.l
tuhrd an rtnt Acchr ~NnOl iIlr. il.itui,
rage and the rtuhru Of nrtNnl, ini piN..I rul-
u being IN" result @iFrt,. rNrruncf 10 itu. 3t'.
CURRENCY ar uo>Ittf Stamps Aiirr, ScCtDtt.y hAIts
Museum. ise~ Broad vas, " Nnre.
nLION iHGtRiNE BUTTER. -Nun.r-i,
~ A h NAhNl A ~ Wesley ' \ a
/.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-17
4 900 rrre

l 900 Prizes, stIS,40e
Whole! Tickets, 50. IIaIrTicLcts, LOO
"a Tickets, $50. lH't .! % Tickets, 500.
Remit by PSsotIIce Money Order klHered letter,
bank draft express Full list 81 drawing published
10 Louisville CONVERSATIONAL aud New York Herald.
and mailed IN all ticket holders For tickets and n-
formation address COMMONWEALTH DISTRIRu-
TI0N CO., or T. J. CON SiERFoRD, Secretary, COur-
ier-Jo1rnal building, Louisville, KY, : .,al,. -
III -L--- VINO. - ---nI Z ID dhI Tn&ThShM }
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-17

Every intelligent person should know
how to ascertain the state Of tho pulse in
health; then by comparing it withwhat it
was when he was ailing he may have
some idea Of the case. Parents should
know the healthy pulse Of each child, as
now and then u person is born with re-
markably slow or fast pulse, and the very,
case in hand may be OF that popularity.
An infants pulse Is l40; child Of seven
years, about 50; and from! twenty TO sixty
years, it is. 20 BEATS minute, declining to
10 at fourscore. A healthful grown
persons pulse beats 20 times q minute.
There may be good health down to. 80, but
II the pulse always exceeds 20 there is q
disease. The machine is working itself
out; there is fever and inflammation some
where, and tho body is feeding on ITSELF
us in consumption, when the pulse Is
quick, that is, over 60, gradually increas-
Ing with decreased chances OF cure, until
it reaches ITO or l20, when death comes
before many days, When the pulse Is
over 70 for months, and there Is a slight
cough, the lungs arc affected. aeuir +