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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-20

DROBArE ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
Il ACCOUNT
State OF Michigan, county of Alpena, Probate
curt for said county.
Al session of the Probate Court for said coun-
ty, held al the Probate Office, in the city of Al
pena, on the 18th day of feb uary, ID 1873.
Present Ira stout, Judge OF PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate OF Charles Walters,
deceased
Andrew W. Comvcck, administrator OF said
estate comes INFO court and representa- that lac IS
now prepared TO render his account MS such adj
miniStlatOr
Therefore i "a orlorel that Monday, the
18TH day OF March next, be assgue,, Tor cN-
nminiHg AN allowing such nc. cunt, and tim; the
heirs at law of sd dcccnse and all oi her persons
interested IN saij estate are required 90 appear
At session uf said count. then 10 Ice holden ut the
Probate o.lc' IN tle city Of Alpaaa, ia said cuun-
~, and show caise II any there be-, why the said
account should not he allowed: And II Is iuthtT
ordered, that said administrator li,e notice 10
the persons interested IN said estate, OF the pend
ency Of said account and the h,uying thereof, b.
causing copy OF this order to he pUDllsci IN the
ALpENA WEEKLY Argus, newspaper printed
and circulating In said county, three successive
weeks previous 20 sad day Of hcnIns
\ true copy.l IRA STOUT,
3NWB judge of Probate.
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NOTICE.

State Of Michigan, Alpcna County, So
In suit pending in the circuit Court Tor Al
pena county, in chtncery, on the lith day OF
February, 4. ID. 1873.
Charles Dawson cashier of the FIRST National
Rank of Pontiac Michigan, complainant, ~ tlls z
Harrington, and Elizabeth harrington, Edwin ;.
Jcnney, Eliza A. Jcnncy aud William 'ienncy Jr,
survivors OF William Jrnury, deceased. nn,l
Charles Baldwin ~ administrator Of the estate oi
William Icnucy, deceased, defendants.
In this cause, il satisfactorily appearing to the
undersigned, "A Chcmt Court Commissioner, m
ana for said county OF Alpenn, 10y nii luNt, that
one of the above named defendants, Edwin
Jrnncy Is not resident OF the stale Of MlchlEan,
md thai he resides in the state ut New York.
Therefore on motion OF Kelley a laybory. 80,
lcltoTs for comp aiuunt u Is ordered, that sild
defendant. Edwin ;. Jcuuey, cause his appear
auce TO b, entered in this cause, md answer the
bin Of complaint flied th,ryin, vi hin three
months from The date hereof, and m default there.
or said bill to BE- taken - confessed against sad
defendant. IL is further ordered, that within
twcniy days from the date hereof the complainant
cause this order 10 be published in the ALPrNA
WEEKLY ARGUS, "a newspaper printed an pup,
lished N sail county OF AlpCna, ana that sniu
publication b, G. ntiuucd six successive weeks
once in each week. ~ hat said complainant cnu-t
"a CODY Of tnis order 10 b. personally served Oh
sail defendant. at least twenty days before tht
day OF appearance herein mentioned.
3ilw6 VICTOR G. BCRNHAM,
Circuit Court Commissioner. AlpCna, Co., NJ oh.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

ways ana Means, recommending tn
payment of the following bills:
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Ice : Ice
NOTICE.

Parties wishing lee put M during the winter,
will save money ana trouble 10y leaving their or
dcrs with CiIAS. ID. IIECSrlS. $50
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Feb. s.-A bill appropriating
sl32,617 for the payment Of claims
allowed by the accounting officers
OF the Treasury was passed.
Feb. 9.-The sweet dove OF
peace was again let loose by Mr..
Ellsworth who addressed multi
tude OF eleven persons-tbe day
being devoted To debate and but
very few members were present.
Feb. 1.-THE Alexandria Mill
hill. one Of the Southern war claim,
was tabled Ivy vote Of 126 yeas
to ll9 nays.
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'rhe Attention og Agents

Is called 20 The IIousekcrpers' Supply Company,
OF CINCINNATI, Ohio, Who makes a business Ot get
ring mp and manufacturing new and labor saving
contpuicucrs for housokgcpers, and give employ
mcut 10 hundreds If agents OF both sexes through
out the whole United States Ia Introduce aud sell
them, aud offer Inducements that will pay them
handsomely. Muuy OF their agents are now max
ing from - 20 g. per day, and some IF them even
more Nlte to them at once AMI they will send
you circulars. giving you full description OF each
article they manufacture, and their terms 10
agents and will assign you exclusive territory 20
sell in. Their address is The ioUsrlIpcpers up
ply tompauy, No. ei2 Elm street, Cincinnati,
Ohio 3i1Wi
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Grand total,


Moved by Alderman Burrell, support
ed by Alderman Hea!y,
WHEREAS, the suit of James f. Den
ton and twenty others against the city
of Alpena brought To recover back
money paid in 1873 rs tax for keeping of
hotels, etc, has lately been decided
against said city in Circuit Court for
this county, and
WHEREAS, the said question has been
once befo;e decided against the city by
his Honor Judge Green; therefore,
Resolred, that said city do not further
litigate said cases, and that the City
Attorney be instructed to take no ac.
ton leading 10 the removal Of said cases
10 The Supreme Court Ayes-Brown,
Burrell, Healy, Rice and Tins. Mays
None. Carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ways and Means, recommending the
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foFFIcIAL"l
BOard OF Education.

The Board of Education of the city Of
Npena, met in regular session in the
Secretarys office on Wednesday even
ing, February. 18th, 1877, and was call
ed 10 order at eight o'clock by the Secre-
tary
PREsENr.--A. Il. Mcdonald, Secrc-
tary, and Trustees Morse, McRae, Stout
and Wall
On motion of Mr.. McRae, Mr.. Morse
was appointed President pro tenn.
Journal of session held January 9th
1878, read, corrected and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Miss Honora W. Miller, and
Miss Sarah L. Turnbull, applying for
positions rs teachers. Communities
tons laid on the table,
BILLS.
The following bills were presented, al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn for
the payment of the same:
Mrs. Tummin, Sis
John S. Minor, IN no
ID
T. r. Hobart, Goo
Etnn Insurance Co., l5.'O
A Il Mcdonald, 5NU'
Charles Walker, 6.3I
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. Morse, that when this Board
adiOurns IL he 10 meet on Wednesday,
the 27th day Of February. A ID. 1873,
al $50 o'clock, =. VI. Motion carried
Bv Mr.. Wall, that the Secretary he
and is hereby instructed To notify the
Treasurer Of this city 10 pay over AL
moneys in his hands, belonging TO this
school district, 10 the Treasurer Of this
Board. Ayes-McRae, Morse. Stout
and Wall Nays-None. Carried
On motion OF Mr.. Stout, the Board
adjourned.
A. r. MCDONALD,
Secretary
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CHURCHES.

MeAodixi EpiScopa1-Rev. II. p. West
pastor. Sabbath school at a. m. y.
w. Stockslilc, Supt.
Lutheran-Rcv.W w. G. Wire pastor. Sab
bath school at . o'clock p. IN. Jos n. Web
stcr, Supt.
United Brethren--Rev. J. ID Freed, pas,
tor. Sabbath school at II O'clock; W. l..
Martin, superintendent.
M0ruoian-Rev. l.. p. Clewcll pastor.
Sabbath school at 8 O'Clock; James Cree
ger, Superintendent.
Romdn CatAolic-Rcv. Father McMur-
die.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday O: each week.
Chief Judge-Wm. j. Black.
Associates-Thomas Holbrunner and Jno
Hightman.
Register Of Wazs-Col. John r.. Rouzcr'
Countv Conamissioners-Joln Withcrow,
President: Solomon ID. Devilbiss Jos. Gro
Mise, Stephen r. Bowlus, David NJ. Whip.
Clerk to Commissaoners-ll. f. Steiner.
Collector Of State and County 7aros-W
u Miller.
County surueyor-Wm. II. Ramsburg.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President. James W.Pcarrc; Commission
ors-William G. Baker, James w. lroXel',
J,seph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frcl'k White, Mcchan-
;cstown. G L. Firor, Graceham VIM. ).
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
y REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. 15-Bcrnard Colliilowcr
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An immense land slide occurred on
the line of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, near Harper's Ferry, on last
Friday. which was only prevented
from seriously obstructing the rail-
road track by the prompt action of
the authorities Of the road. The land
was observed to be moving about
noon, and the workman from a quar-
rv near Little lunnel were at once
put to work to prevent its reaching
the track. The tract of land COM
prised in the slide is variously esh-
mated at from one to five acres. Only
a small portion of it got on the track,
delaying the trains about hall an
hour. A large fssure was opened
near the top of the hill and the land
cracked ir every direction. The COM
panv has taken steps to prevent the.
possibility Of its moving down upon
The track.
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n5ECfIANECSTOWN.

Buryoss-A. Slick,
CJnu.iss;onGrs-Abcl Mitchell, f.. M.
Smith, w. A. Lynn, VIM. Lidic.
Cle,k-Abcl Mitchell.
Trr CoIect0r-Calcb Pcddicord.
Postn,aster-1ohn Root.
Constables-Cacb Peddicord and John
son Flcagcl.
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SgSNRs4SGz,lAA
4. T sak ~, g,M.SfA
&,1sp(y w yl% 81 l%SS4p
Sehrftd Sfnry.
HOWIGOT NY FIRST WIFE.

1t was just five years ago this sum-
ner that l was granted exemption for
one month from my desk and went
down with my chum Horace Hvalt,
to his fathers in old Monmouth, the
garden of that unjustly abused State,
New Jersey. l should never have
forgotten that visit, even though |
had not there met with an adventure
that had its influence on the whole of
my future life. | should remember
it for the real true hospitality of the
Hyatts, for the solid old time comfort
of the farm, and the quiet way in
WI ich within couple of days after
my arrival | was put into possession
of 1t, and made to feel that it belong
ed to me, to do just what | pleased
with. There were plenty of horses,
and we rode; plenty OF fish, and We
fshed plenty of woolcock, and we
shot. All this shall be spoken of
with proviso. | say we, by which
let it be understood that | do not
mean Horace S two sisters, Carrie and
Nettie, as having participtel in all
these Srorts.
For some davs after nv arrival at
the farm, curiosity had been much ex-
cited by the occasional panegvric Law
ishel by the vonng ladies upon a once
school, fellow Of their own, May Stew.
ems by name, who was, according to
their highly colored account, the most
perfect thing in the shape Of woman
then living.
And 50 she is coming at last I'm
so glad :
Whether 1t was that train of my
thought was uron that pornt at the
moment or what | cannot say, but |
kney directly the whole matter. |
saw Carrie with IN oren letter in her
hand, and coupling it with Netlie's
words knew that the heretofore only
heard of May Stevens was about 10
become reality, | had no need to,
ask questions; all the Incompatible
May, was to spend a month at lly-
ats and they were to expect her at
any moment, though as the letter
read, she might not be down for a
week to come. My whole mind was
now absorbed in making the best hg-
ure possible before the new queen
My choicest mortais OF wardrube
should be offered on the shrine Of
May Stevens.
I absented myself to 90 to town on
the plea Of sudden memory of busj-
ness neglected, and had faithfully
promised Nettje and Carrie that The
next day should see lno down again
at liyatt's to stay out tie month that
May Stevens, the wonderful, was
about to pass with them.
| arrived at my city rooms, and for
six hours | dressed and relressed
conpared rejected and selected and
at the end of that time | had laid out
those portions Of my wearable goods,
in which I had decided to make nv
first appearance before May Stevens
It wanted still seven hours to sunset
and having got safely through the
great object of my visit, l thought it
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lows.
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 1.21 A.
NJ, and 3:53 p. NJ.
For Hagerstown and Williamsport 11:15
A NJ and 7:3l Z NJ
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
Is A NJ and 7:31 NJ
From Wiliansport and Hagerstown at
T:21 a N, and 3:53 p III
EMMITTsBURG RAILROAD - Change Of
!Schcdule.-On and after Sunday, May 10,
trains will leave Emmittsburg at 6.55 a. m,
and $50 and 625 p. m; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 1926 a. M, and 400 and G.55
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1885 a. M,
and 400 and 7.15 p. m., and arrive at En-
mittsburg 11.25a. M, and 4.40 and and 3
p. m.
Passenger Trains On w. M. r. r. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-7.3S
a. M, and 344 p. m. Westward-1G.55
u. IN and 656p.m.
JIM. HOOD,
Genl Manager.
B. II. GRISWOLD,
Genl Ticket Agent.
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A Wayncsboro girl says she finds
nothing SO good for the complexion
as q young mans vest. The young
man must be inside Of course.
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astonishment; but in a moment, as
though waking from its stupeeaclion,
spoke
Are you Charles Morgan
Yes, was my rather subdued an
swer.
We'll, then, Mr.. Morgan said the
figure, by this time speaking calmly
and quite as digniied as though in
the drawing.room, Il am May Stew
ems, | was put in this room after an
unexpected arrival last evening"
Horace had gone over to a neighbor S
a few miles of before | got here, and
was not to return until morning.
That is how | was put into this room.
So here was I,vis a Wis to Miss May
Stevens, that mythical lady, for the
first meeting with whom | intended
to have got up such superlatiNe tol-
let, and she in the nightcap, and in
my dIawers-a nice style Of toilet. -
And she by this time was as cool as
the 3lst Of December, and stood look.
ing me right in The eyes as | made
some rambling explanation Of my be-
ing found in that most extraordinary
situation and costume 1t was lame
explanation, wonderfully mixed up
with ii relevant matter, and stammer
ed and shattered through in a way
that should have disgrsted any sensi-
bic person. She seemed to be serious
ly ponderng and thinking during the
recital, and at its end, looking at me
as though asking the most simple
question in the world, said
whats to be done.
Let me jump out of the window, as
| came in, | said, in a sicEIsh tone Of
voice, and then rejecting that it
would never do to put on these
clothes again, nor to stroll about the
farm as | was, / as hastily exclaimei:
No p. no | won't 90. | must have
a decent suit OF clothes. / won't g
without EN-, and | began looking
around for my trunk.
While | was doing so | heard a
noise behind me and turning round
saw she had sprung bed and was
dragging the clothes about her up to
her neck.
You must drcsss yourself and 80
away, she said 4 will lie still with
my head covered until you are gone.
And so she did, burying her head
in the bed clothes to suppress her
laughter. | hastily opened my trunk
and got out another t,anl as hasti-
ly arrayed myself in it. Then [ as
hastily departed and | venture to say
without the slightest fear Of dispute
that no man ever sneaked out Of his
own room more stealthily or more is-
ANONYMOUSLY than | did.
That morning we met, May Stevens
and | at the breakfast table. in the
character Of the newly married, and
were formally introduced, during the
ceremony of which we a3tolnded ov-
cry one present, and planted a thorn
Of wonder in the sides Of Nette and
Carrie, by Bursting simultaneously
>,to a hearty laugh, which we have
never failed to repeat whenever the
memory Of oNr first meeting comes up.
And now you have the whole story Of
how | first met my wife.
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A Minnesota father who has five
grown up daughters has sued the
county. He claims his residence has
been used for courthouse for the
las; FIVE years.
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The gang of burglars who worked
for seven straight hours to hammer a
safe to pieces to secure If cents, know
how country minister feels next day
after a donation party.
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A girl in Kentucky st ruck her Gro
quet pardner on the head with a NAL
let, brain fever set in, and the young
man nearly died. The girl was kept
under arrest until his recovery, and
when he got well, she married him,
and now she's sorry he didn't die.
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Some fellow very truly says that
a tax on prolanc language would
raise more revenue than MolFett's
bell punch or drink register; and the
more a man was taxed the more he
would swear.
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1t is lucky to pick up horse shoe
unless, of course, it's fastened to q
mules hind foot.
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Young S"ell-"I should like to
have my mustache dyed. Polite
Internationally, did you bring it
along with you?"
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When a rosy looking girl backs up
to stranger at country dance, and
asks him to smash that mosquito that
is gnawing her between the shoulders
it's no time to read up Chesterfield.
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Brass is more priced in Africa than
gold. A Chicago drummer would
bring 5000 by dead weight.
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A grocer advertises in the follow
ing manner. Hams and cigars smoked
or unsmoked.
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The fat girl Of Iowa, who weighed
six hundred pounds, is dead. 1t used
to be her regretful boast that she new
er sat on mans knee in all her born
days.
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A rural inventor has patented q
padded gate top to facilitate court
shin
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The words that turn away wrath
won't affect book agent.
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The composltor who made it read
"In the midst of life we are in deet, "
wasn't SO much out Of the way.
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Never stop to argue the point with
an excited hornet.
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Take away woman, and what would
folloW?-Men.
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Envelopes were first used in 1889
The first air-pump was made in
1854.
The first steel pen was made in
1880.
Anm8theaia was first discovered in
1911.
The first balloon ascent was made
in 1883.
The first lucilcr match was made in
1929.
The entire Hebrew Bible was print
ed in 1888.
The first IRON ytoam,h hip was built
in 1880.
Coaches first were used in England
in 1869.
The first horse railway was built in
IS26-'27.
Noii was llrHJ uiSC0Yered IN CalllOr-
MIA in l84S.
The first steamboat piled the Hud-
son in 1907.
Omnibusses we're introduced in New
York IN 1880.
The first newspaper advertisement
appeared in 1862.
The first copper cent was coined in
New Haven, in 1857.
The first watches were made at
Nuremburg in l477.
Kerosene was first used for light
ing purposes in 1926.
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The language of the suspender is
"brace up"
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"Look out, Miss your Lbs coming
Of" said kind hearted San Francis-
co boy to a young woman who Eav-
ing an uncommon.y big mouth, opened
it to Smile at a friend on the street.
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my son, " said an old lady, chow
must Jonah have felt wnen the whale
swallowed him." "Way down in the
mouth was the young hopeful's re-
ply.
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The following order was left on the
slate of a New Hampshire doctor:-
doc, cum up to ther bouse; the ole
man hes got sn .ix in his butes again,
an is raisin' kahn
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DIRECTORY
UF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown

.O' ]
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Chief Judge-Hon. K. l. Bowie.
Assocsaies-Hons. John A Lynch and w.
V Bouic.
States Attorney-John. G. Motter.
Cbrk of Circuit Court-Thomas Cor
such.
Sherif-Col. VIM Richardson.
Auditer-Fred'k. J. Nelson.
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How many take wrong view of
life and waste their energies and des-
toy their nervous system in endeav-
oring TO accumulate wealth, without
thinking Of the present happiness
they are throwing away. 1t is not
wealth or high station which makes
a man happy. Many of the most
wretchod beings on earth have both;
but it is radiant, sunny disposition
which knows how to bear little trials
and enjoy comforts, and thus extract
happiness from every incident in life.
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NN and after Sunday, May 10, 1873,
" Passenger Trains will run as fol
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SOCIETIES.

A.F. and A. A., No. 155-Meets every
second and fourth Monday in each month.
Van b. Oslcr, Secretary.
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CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND Il. ROAD.

ur.<
k.-s \, 4 =. :. . ",
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WHAT A GLASS OF WINE DID,
The Duke of Orleans, who was the
eldest soa of King Louis Philippe,
was the inheritor of whatever rights
his. father could transmit. He was a
very noble young man-physically
noble. His generous qualities Lad
rendered him universally POPULAR
One morning he invited few of his
companions TO breakfast, as he was
about to take his departure from Par.
is and JOIN his regiment. In the con-
vlviallty Of the hour he drank little
too much wine. He did not become
intoxicated-he was not in any re-
spect a dissipated man, his character
was lofty and noble-but in that 10y
Gus hour he drank just one glass too
much. In taking the parting glass
he sllShtly lost the balance OF his
body and mind. Bidding adieu to
his companions, he entered his car
riage; but for that one extra glass of
wine he would have Ike t his seat
He leaped from his carriage, but for
that one glass of wine he would have
alighted on his feet. His head struck
the pavement. Sensess and bleed
ing he was taken into the beer shop
and died. That extra glass of wine
overthrow the Orleans dynasty, con-
tiscated their property Of $lOO,000,-
900, and sent the whole family into
exile.
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ALL ABOUT TILE PuLsE.-Every
intelligent person should know to as
certain the state Of the pulse in
health then by comparing it with
what it was when he was ailing he
may have some IDEA Of the case. Par
ents should know the healthy pulse
of each child, as now and then a per
son is born with remarkable slow or
fast pulse, and the very case in hand
may bo Of chat pecuIiarity. An IN
f,nts pHlse is l40; q child of seven
years, about 80 and from twenty to
sixty years, it is 70 beats a minute,
accling to 60 at foulscore. A health
ful grown persons pulse beats 70
times a minute. There may be good
health down TO 60, but if the pulse al
ways exceed 70 there is a disease
The machine is working itself out;
there is fever and inflammation some
whore and the body is feeding on it.
self--as in consumption, when the
pulse is quick, that is, over GO, grad
uaiIy increasing with decreased chan.
ces Of cure, until it repches 10 or 100,
when death comes before many days.
When the pulse is over 70 for months
and there is u slight enough, the lungs
are affected.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-10

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